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Rrief News Items.

Tho IIiob-license bill passed the Illinois
House FRIDAY 10y vote OF - 10 %. Nine
democrats voted for il and four Republic
cans against II.
In the Iowa town Of Traer the City
CounciI nosfs list Of drunkards in every
.aloon. and order, the keeper thercofto sell
no drink 10 any Of them.
A father and son eloped from Elton, Iowa,
with two girls OF the neighDofhood. The
deserted wives chased the party to Coun-
eli Bluds. pulled the haIr ana scratched
the faces Of The girls. and carried the men
back home.
Tho.e who have spent some months in
,'r,',a,,,' ~ late REPORT the feeling against
conservation 10 be intense, ana lar more
49, nc ~ the vast emigration here than
:" dosir, "a do better in the world. Among
,he M ~ the Irish. conscription.is not III
cluded.
Tho T;,aes'y correspondent at Paris SAYS
ho r. ,,ood authority for stating that only
~ the event NJ France attempting 10 estab-
~ ~ ,,-o,ar Communication between Tonquin
n IA w Nam will China abandon her pas
- 1i'a at,i,nde and close her ports against the
French.
Count Tolstoi, Minister ~ 'he interior
hos Leen instructed 10 drait law giving
Greater liberty in regard 10 change OF dom
Lilo The collection OF the poil-iaN from
~, ~ ',oore.t portion Of the peasantry will
~, ,, poT, ccase from January next, and the
.l M, - Io collected from the remainder OF
a., ,ha n ~ will 10 reduced by one half.
An onawa telegram says; "WhiIe re.
IN nn or, ore from McLaren Company
l ,ln"gmb,te nine, at West Templeton, Fri.
1 1no't ,he roof cayed in, burying five men,
.'as, wi Yextricated them quickly as pos.
si p When found, Antoine Meyer wa'
,n,"red that their lives are despaired Of. .
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Under an Evil Spirit.
A FRENzIED MOTHER ATTEMPTS To BUTCHER
HIR BARE

A fRkNLiED MOTHER ATTEMPTS To BUTCHER
HER BABE.
An Ashland. Pa. telegram saws: The
unusually quiet village OF Fountain Spring.
about one and a half miles distant from
this place, was thrown into high fever ~
excitement early Friday morning through
the attempt Of an unnatural mother 10 muir
der her child. The name OF the woman Is
Abbie Smith. Providing herself with a
huge butcher-kmfe, she took the little one
IN her arms and proceeded TO strip OF
God near by, where she placed il upon
LAe ground. Kneeling by its side she
raised her arm and was Just i'm the act OF
punging the knife into it, breast. when.
hearing an cutlery near by, she hesiiated.
Several neighbors. noticing her peculiar
movements. bad followed her. They seized
the woman Just in time to rescue the child
and prevent the mother from executing her
deadly design. Being fOilcd i'm the attempt
TO destroy the life Of her offspring she be-
came desperate, and threatened vengeance
and destruction on the heads OF those who
had interfcred with her wicked purpose.
The child. which j. about wear old. was
then taken TO a neighboring house as a
place Of safety and the mother allowed to
depart.
soon after this the crazed woman re-
turned 10 demand her child. This being
refused She grew frantic with rage, and set
about breaking in the doors aud windows
Of the house with huge stones and clubs.
The inmates becoming alarmed and terri
fled at the demoniacal attitude Of the wO-
man, beat a hasty retreat through rear
door. carrying the child with them. BY
this time an excited crowd OF people had
gathered about the scene. when several
men rushed upon the eDraged woman, and
after a desperate struggle. i'm which she
fought like tigresS. succeeded in getting
her under control. and finally quoted
down. That the woman is suffering from
temporary insanity there il no doubt.
Heretofore she has been known a. a rational
and peaceable person. She was placed I'M
der the custody OF officers Of the law.
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A YOUNG LADY's NARROW ESCAPE PROM
LOCOMOTIVE ON BRIDGE.
Miss Henrietta Hodshon, OF tins place.
saws Danbury. Conn, special OF June sun
was out walking on the railroad-track yes-
terday. and was soon in the middle oil inc
bridge opposite Whites fur-faetory. she
was looking round, and did mol hollce 'nS
approach OF the Waterbury freisht-iraln o'
the New England road, aud was hrsl ap-
nrised Of her danger by the shrill shrek
ing of the locomotives whistle. FOR
moment she was transfXed with horror,
hut summoning her wits she turned 10 nee
and fell between the ties. Engineer Alien
d,d his best 10 stop the train, but as IL was
ON down-grade IL was impossible, anu
The fate Of the girl was apparently sealed.
The Girl, however, regained her ieel lus'
,s the locomotive reached the end OF lne
bridge, and then ensued chase Tor ,,I,d me-
Persons who witnessed the occurrence
were horror-stricken as the girl, who, real
ling the imminent danger she was ~,
dashed across the bridge al break-heek
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NupfinIs of Hon. John n. IIarris's
nanOhfgE

TCorrespondcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
The marriage Of Mis- Annie Allan Iiar.
ris. daughter Of Hon. John +. Harris, Of
Uarrisonburg, Va. 10 Mr.. ~ila, Wright
Heard. son of Hon. {. II. Heard. Of Me-
Lean,boro'. H.. was celebrated At The re-
>idence Of the brides parents ON Thurs
dav. Rev. o. :. Bunting. OF Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal church. officiating.
The bride looked extremely lovely in a
cream surah silk. en- trdiRe. with elaborate
real lace trimmings, and handsome diamond
ornaments.
The presents were numerous, exceed
inelv beautiful. and costly. Notably among
them were those Of Hon. 5. :. Marshall,
uncle of the groom; eX-SecreiarY Thomp-
son. Miss Thompson. Mrs. Samuel j. Ran
dali. Miss Randall. Hon. and Mrs. Il. w.
Townshend. and Hon. Mrs. Emory Speer.
The large company present, to Judge from
appcarances. enjoyed immensely the ele-
CANT entertainment.
The bridal party left on the evening train
for an extended tour east, north, and west.
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rather strange incident occurred in
Cot Roehert's back yard. on Pearl street,
a few DAYS ago. The yard at tunes appears
a. Inc the meenng-place for rodents. and ON
the day in question a steel trap, baited with
s,aIe cheese. was set for their reception.
several s.N'e persons were watching the trap
when a large rat put in an appearance and
''.aILnd to,yards the trap. He was within
= Tow feet Of il when Mr.. Bacher's favor
20 cat clambered over the fence into the
ysrJ The rat stopped. SO did the eat.
III seemed 10 recognize each other
Ai,cr hooking AT one another moment the
,HD,ance between them was lessened. FL
nally they were nose to nose, and actually
lied each other. They remained together
n few minutes. when the rat took know
inc glance at the trap and ran away In the
onpo,ite direction. The cat and rat were
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A Riot on a Rnce-Track.
Az UNAUTHORIZED ATTEMPT TO ARREST GAN
RIERs RESrLTs IL A BOW.

Az UNAUTHORIZED ATTEMPT TO ARREST GAM
BLERs RESULTS IN A ROW.
4 Wilkesbarre, Penn, telegram says:
While Trinket and Edwin Thorn were
making their second heat, in the presence
Of 4 200 people. at Lee Park last Friday. a
row occurred which came very near ending
i'm a riot. John :. Morrison. II. Mitchell.
W. H. Becker. and Harry Hamilton.
all western men. who had charge
Of gambling-booth on the ground.
were sci upon by Gang Of rutlian-,
headed by 4 constable named Tammany.
who demanded that the men stop the game
II once aud consider Themselves under ar
rest. This the men refused Ia do. where
upon Tammany and his posse proceeded
10 take charge of the money and make the
arrests bv force. striking the men with bill
lies and the butt-cnds OF revOlyer-. In
sclf-defencc the gamblers pulled ont their
reyoNcrs. and scene Of great excitement
enSued. The audience on the main->tand
made "a stampede for the scene OF the dis
turbancc. and soon the whole crowd was q
yelling mob. The sympathy Of the spec
tator. was with the gamblers. and cries
were heard on every side. " Hang The
constable and his aid>.' " Shoot the
suckers" &c For awhile II looked Is
though the excited mob would carry out
their threats. one man going ~ far as 10
look for rope. when a pistol was dis
charged in the air and the crowd dispersed
i'm great haste. The managers Of the race
course then came upon the scene and or
dered the arrest of Tamnany and his fol-
lowers. who were unauthorized 10 make
the arrests. The racing was then resumed.
MANY ladies almost tainted during the pro-
eress Of the mile. and the Philadelphia
Jockeys i'm attendance on the races said II
was the most exciting they ever saw at a
race. At the hearing tonight. before Al
derman Parsons. Tammany and his men
were held for a further hearing tomorrow.
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LOUISA COUNTY.

MELTON TIE srICInE-RECENT RAINS. ETC.
Correspondence Of The Richmond D.spaich.l
LOUISA COURTHOUsE. june .. 1883.
Mr.. J. VI. Melton. who attempted suicide
about a week AGO. died Thursday evening
at O'Clock. and was buried yesterday 10y
the MasOns.
The recent rains have been Of the great
ct benefit 10 the farmers OF this section,
nearly all OF whom had the ground pre-
pared and plant, in abundance. and only
waited for the rain 10 enable them 10 put
out their crops OF tobacco. The good
prices obtained by some Of our farmers for
that article has been The cause Of quite a
large quantity being shipped from here
within the last week. n. L.
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HAMPTON.
Personal pIFFICtLTY-TH TRIAL OF PAT
RICK JOYCE.

PERSONAL pIFFIcuLTY-1HE TRIAL OF PAT
RICK JOYCE.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE .. 1883.
\ personal difficulty occurred here on
YESTERDAY between j. ". Wheeler. Esq.
attorney al law. and J. VI. Willis, Esq.
editor Of the Monitor. in which the latter
received severe eat about the head. The
difficulty was brought about by an article
which appeared in the Monitor Of June ID.
In reply. Mr.. Wheeler published in hand
bin form card dcnomcing the article n a
falsehood. and was i'm the act Of posting up
one i'm front Of the NOHiiOr Office when he
was attacked by MI Willis. There was
right much excitement in the town for
some time after the difficulty.
The trial OF Pat. Joyce for the murder Of
+. c. Phillips will take place IN the County
Court June 9th.
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T't''fIifT''lIIIIF NWNFTII'fF.T
II il said that Mrs. Vincent. wife Of our
defaulting State Treasurer. has paid to the
State $4,000 realized from the sale OF her
iewelry and furniture. This Is one Of the
few instances i'm which noble and honor
able women have borne the burden Of their
husbands shame and crime. Mrs. Vincent
should have kept the money. The amount
would not benefit the State to any very
great degree, and il would bc Of great
benefit TO her. She is deserted by her ma
tural protector. and compelled to depend
on her own resources for her maintenance.
The crime was Nincent's, not hers.
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.pbotosrapl,er's Troubles.
HIS GALLERY BURNED DOwN BY HIS SWEET
HEARTS INDIGNANT FRIEND.

HIS GALLERY BURNED DOWN III HIS swell
HEARTS INDIGNANT FRIEND.
4 Cleveland Ohio special says: b. T..
McWiliams. a travelling artist. came TO
Youngstown with his Photographic ear
several months ago. soon after his arrival
= Young girl named Frances Smith became
greatly infatuated with him, aud her pa
rents protested. The girl was true to her
lover. however. and her parents tired sew
eral method, Of breaking the match, but
10 no avail. At an early hour Friday
morning two men were seen riding away
from the vicinity Of the photograph ear,
and few moments later II was ehNeioped
m flames and burned 10 the ground. II
was thought that McWilliams, who lodged
in the ear. had been cremated, but he
c.caped without injury. The ear was
valued at $1,000, aud was hcWi lllams :
entire fortune. II Is limited that friends of
,i'e vounn hdv adopted this method Of get
ting rid Of the photographer, and meant to
destroy him.
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Dordered at the sides with handsome open
work embroidery. The bib Is OF the en-
pIoidery, and is pointed below the waist,
Wnere II meets the perpendicular pleats.
more elaborate apron Is made. alierna-
tIng STRIPES OF muslin with lace insertion.
lull lace irllls all around, a pocket sur
rounded by lace and clusters Of loops Of
satin ribbon. a drcssy appearance is given
ny ornamentlng thefront OF apron below
blD WIN several frills Of lace. Charming
niue aprons are made Of silk or satin and
trimmed with Spanish or French lace i'm
white or biack-sometimes both-and loops
OF ribbon or sprays Of flowers.
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The New Orleans Times Democrat says
Professor j. W. MULLET. OF the UniNer-
,itv Of Virginia, will be president OF 'he
University OF Texas. When our learned
friend secs that item he will doubtless want
10 materialize his name. and wear il out on
the paragrapher Of the Times Democrat.
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The Springfield Mass Republican says:
1.-THE south seems 10 have no difficulty i'm
hanging negroes. bat ii Is a fact that 4 good
many murders are committed by white
men," A. the Republican is al home in
fine matter Of white crime, we can accept
il A. authority for once.
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THE RAwLEY SPRINGS.

Ei'' n FNtlffN VI tIIF MY VA
will be open for the reception Of sr..ts Jfr<r
18Th. Professor W. 4. RAGS Rrlss and suing
Band. for the lawn and ballroom. has I.en en-
gagged for the season Of 1883. The table win 10
good IA every respect. supplied from thc itch Val
". Of Nirginia. The air pure. bracing. and very
ten pins lavn-tennis archery etc, snong the
amusements.
As q remedy In Anpma. Scrofnla. NEURALGIA
Dyspepsia, Liver Disease. malzdie. peculiar 10
females. aud in general for all diseases caused by
poverty Of the blood debility OF Tie nervous sys-
ten, the Rawley water Is unriyslle1.
j. WATKINS LEE.
General Manager.
RATES or EOAHD: $3.50 per day. sls per
We \, $40 per mouth -four wseksi. june aud >sp-
iemier. 500 per month. Juiy aud August. chill
hrcn under ten and coiOrs.i servants. HALF RATES:
Mhite servants, according % accommodations.
Apply for book with particulars. w. l0-6t
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"Kansas City has mule that is eighteen
and three quarters hands high and weighs
one thousand nine hundred and seventy
five pounds" some morning the town
will wake up to lind itself hndlng-wood
and The Associated Press will telegraph an
other fearful cyclone.
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For the benefit Of our Radical exchanges
who want to know what is the matter win
virginia Coalition, We would state that the
old lady has been " poorly" for some time'
and ahout three weeks ago was seized with
a ..misery." She is rapidly approaching
dissolution. and cannot possibly last longer
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CARPETS. OII-CLOTHs, &c.

4 HAVE JUST RECEIVED NY
1 SPRING STOCK or GOODS. CHINESE
uATIING~ II all grades, OIL CLOTHS and
and HOLLANDS, CORNlCE and COk>lCE
polls. LACE-CURTAlNS, sc. PAPER
HANGiNGs of the latest designs. All orders
promptly attended 10. Work dcge N iowa or
country. A. JENNINGS,
sp 32-2m 1911 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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WATTERsoN's paper announces that "an
Attila man was found with bu' Il in his
brain, four ace, and king in his hand
and the stakes gone" As innocently a. II
HENRY didn't know that iiye-shooier
beats four aces and a king the world over.
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speed. She reached the end Of the bridge
with the locomotive at her heels. and lust
as she threw herself 10 the ground At the
side the locomotive dashed by her. brush
Ing her clothing as il did so. The girl was
picked UP unconscious, but was soon re.
stored. though she has not vet regained her
wonted spirits.
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4 Nashville lady pleads in the american
for '.Nlore Domestic Discipline" When
we remember the denuded condition OF the
average Nashville benedict's head. the
thought Of more domestic discipline is all
,olutely horrible.
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1t is currently reported that a prominent
northern senator. viewing the surroundings
Of the Byrd-Street depot the other day,
wanted to know ii Candles Hill tunnel
was the hole Coalition went through.
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The task Of the college-boy who is wres-
ling with calculus smoothing TO that OF the
paragrapher on the Philadelphia PreSS
who is trying 10 prove Coalition victory
in the recent elections in Virginia. Ihe
..hla.ted thing" won't come out right,
even when he makes the figures lie.
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They are executing witches in Sierra
Leone. Shades Of Cotton Mather II has
taken two hundred years for the bright
particular glory Of Massachusetts, civilian
tion 10 reach Africa.
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4 Massachusetts Radical paper says
BUTLER Is constitutionally incapable Of
stating a fact as it j.. We don't take
much stock in Ben. but it strikes us that
this is clear case Of the pot calling the
kettle black.
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.Truth-telling. according to Mr.. BEECH
Err. i, an acquired habit, like smoking
From which we are left TO infer that Mr..
BEEcHEE's first effort at truth-tclling. Ike
some mems first cigar, produced an abiding
aversion
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The kitchen organ at Washington says :
a political storm is coming" Correct.
And after # j. over what nice lot OF Rad
zeal grave-yarJs will be scattered over the
country
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while the Republicans are trying the
strength OF FoRAKER in the Ohio guberna-
torial contest the probabilities are that the
Democrats will rake her fore and aft
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Editor GoEHAN, Of the National R,Pat-
Gcqp. SAYS: The political Brahmins are.
in our estimation. disgusting aud weak
minded egotist..' What an AFFECT con-
fp,sion Of ,cll-cOniempt
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" The Administration announces that il
will not associate with CHALMERS -; which
suggests the question. Iii CHALMERS amt
nj for that crowd. what the thunder is lac
Gf for ="
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A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF STATION
Y FgY JUST RECEiN I'D.

BEAUTIFUL LINE OF STATION
n FRY JUST RECEIVED.
NFW AND FASHIONABLE STYLES
Oh
PAPER AND fENELOPts
a de"dxvv ilO7 Main street.
NEW BOOKS.-GOd and Creation, 10y
y Rev. T. X. Howison. ~; For 'he MAJOR; 10y
-,ft,er ~ =. Anne = Al. Memoirs Of John \. i'lA'
bV Rev Morgan Dix, 2 vol. -; trom F"nAaln-
10 Pe.ih by Aldfich. $50; Dr. tlanan-' i'} a ,
thor . Mr.. isaacs.~ 81; Fairy told N"s1t ~
author OF a Lesson In Love" 4uc.; but -
W0mab ~ Hardy. /. 20 Political farts. ~ sAt-
- s,,tlor :. Molly HaWu.~ Sc, 25c.: -Four ears
in tl,e saddle. by Colonel Harry Gilmore, sl.2o;
"a WEST. JOHNSTON a Co
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The fact that HoAR is so bitterly opposed
10 Ben. Butler is taken As evidence that
Ben. must have some redeeming trait of
ahnrarfnr.
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Tennessee boasts of "rye that stretches
out seven and half feet" There must
be a race OF giants in Tennessee. Here il
seldom stretches out over six feet.
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General GRANT declares that ARTHUR
approaches his idea Of a President. Doubt
less. We have heard that GRANTS ideas
were rather contracted.
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\ Moscow editor recently asked for
constitutional regime, and got it. lie was
Immediately sent on journey which may
extend TO Siberia.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DERsONs WISHING A PLEASANT
4 HoME DURING THE SUMMER can 6nd one
A. WELDON, on Chesapeake and ohio railway.
InIrtl ln'i's rom Richmond. Large airy rooms:
plen~sut. siady yard for children: and a short
maik from depot. Perfectly healthy no malaria.
Being ~ near Richmond, yon have The ,dx,nt.ges
OF the city markets a. well ss country yon c,a
get monthly tickets for ~. Of family NJ 49, i,s
Ialte. " lO-ZlaI MIS-. q. q. GAIlX
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EDUCATIONAL.
OF VIRGINIA..

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
SIMMER LAW LECTURES luiue weekly b.
ylp I3ru July IssS. and cnd l2IH StPltM-
FFF Have proved Of signal usc-nr-t, 10 studcid-
Who 81 en o. pursue their studie~ al this or Other
Law schools. second. o. those who prpp"st 70 f'tl
priyates: and third, 90 practitioner. mo nave not
isg the sdyaufage 81 Systematic instruction.
For circular apply post office nitsf-My OF
AirginlI % 'phN - ~. ~.
my 09-MN~u~t
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Northern higher. civilization and respect
for the law have just been demonstrated by
another lynching in Iowa.
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.
HlGEIA HOTEL

Open an The year. and accommodates ! 900
guests Excellent Boating and Fishing. and the
Bathing the finest on the Atlantic coast Terms
in the country.
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evidently old friends, and the house net
probably notified the house pest Of the
dangerous trap.
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pooxs STATIONERY, dc.

NEW BOOkS.-The Virginia Campaign
y Of 81 aud 90. hy General a. \. Humphreys,
- Statistical Record OF the Arinlc- 90 the nitei
state. hy Catfain frc1crick ihi.tettr' 81
$500 American ~fafrsmeli serics. sl.Z5: New
Fiyer.ldo edition Of French and American N"ie-
Go.ol !. 4nq American Notebooks, hawthorne -
~, e5Ifi.t,. Doctor tlaudlus. bv author 90 Mr..
Is,ac.. a. CARLTON MCCARTHY 4 CO...
hi "a SOB Main street, Richmond
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WANTED. BY MRS. \. J. PYLE. At
w THE STEAM Dl ENG AND CLEANING
ESTABLISHMENT. 314 north fifih street, gen.
tI.mrn's Ovcrcodfs. Goats. Pants Ncat. lldlt-
Dr...es. ~lawl. Clpaks. Grape Wells. Ribbons
plnme-. Hats. Glove. &C.. 81 be- CLEANED aud
DYED al short notice and moderate prices. tAR-
PITS and RUGS CLEANED BY MACHINERY,
and called for aud delivered free of charge.
IT, J-lws
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UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL,
COTTAGES. AND RESTAURANT,
GREENBRIER COUNTY. IVA.
OPENS JUNE 18TH.

The most celebrated resort I'm the south. Cu-
mate cool aud delightful. Waters wonderful in
their therapeutic effects. Terms 1880 per DAY.
- per week. and t7j per month.
Circulars describing hygicnlc advantages uf
either place furnished on application.
N. pIEBUS.
a. 3-F.Su.W Proprietor aud TeS=ea.
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A count BOOKs-JULY.

RANDOLPH English
solicit carly orders for BOOKS WANTED IN
JULY.
A large assortment of BLAEh BOOKS Of many
sizes and kinds always on hand at The LOWEST
pptcrs je cd
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