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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24
Rrief News Items.

VI. LIIoste proposes TO make another al
tempt to cross the English channel in q
balloon.
The number OF sheep in New Mexico Is
reported 10 have increased from l0.00D.O00
in 1880 to 20,0O0,0O at the present time.
The cargo Of Japan tea recently received
1T New York per F'lintshire from Shanghai
Is being examined by Acknowledgment
Davies. IL Is said he has already condemned
1000 packages rs spurious and unwhole-
some.
JAY Gould received his superb new yacht
ATLANTA from the builders yesterday. lie
will 90 up the Jersey coast to-day on his
way to Iryington," his summer place on
the Hudson.
BENJAMIN +. Balm. q lettcr-carrier at
tached to the general post-oflicc in New
York, was arrested Friday on complaint OF
Inspector Ncwcome. and taken before
United states Commissioner Shields on a
charge Of removing stamps from foreign
newspapers. and ncglecting to deliver the
same. Balm was accustomed 10 take the
papers home. remove the stamps, and then
throw the papers away. The prisoner ac-
knowledged his guilt, and said that his only
object was TO make a collection OF foreign
stamps. He was held for trial.
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Personal.

Nine. Christine Nilsson expects 10 leave
London for America on August 18th.
Maurice Barrymore. the actor, left New
York by the lIelyeiia for Europe Yesterday.
Inventor Edison is building an electric
locomotive to be used on an underground
railway in England.
The funeral of General Charles Ewing
took place from st. Aloysius church i'm
Washington on Friday.
Mary &. sullivan Is sning the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad in Baltimore for $4,000
for tbe death OF her husband, who was
killed i'm one OF the company's elevators
some months ago.
Ex-Governor Hendricks, OF Indiana. is
said 10 be about 20 follow the example OF
Mr.. Blaine and write book dealing with
political history.
Edwin Booth and his daughter, Edwna
arrived i'm New York Thursday by the
steamer Gallia, and went to the house OF
MIR. Calvert VauX, where they viii remain
until they 90 TO Newport this week. Mr..
Booth expresses himself n delighted With
Germany. and will return there in the fall
Of 1884.
The Count Bogentl. husband 'of Mod
ieska. the actress. took out ms h'at halll-
raIizaiion papers IN san Francisco recently.
lie is so charmed with America ana The
American people that nothing, ne says,
could induce him TO return 10 Europe.
Nine Modjeska's only son viii JON her IN
Denver soon. lie has Just been graduated
from tbe academy at Paris. He intends TO
follow the profession OF civil engineering.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Eva Frost, daughter of General ID: Nj.
Frost. OF 81. Louis, to Mr.. Beresiord Hope,
eldest son Of a wealthy cominoner ana
member OF the British Parliament. Miss
Frost is at present in England the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. MoIesworih, nee Jennie
Frost, wife OF the eldest son OF Lord
Lewis Wordsworth, OF CornWaii. reheiai
Frost served with distinction in the Con-
fedcrate army. His son is the well-known
ex-Consressman r. Graham Frost, OF st.
Louis
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Virginia News.

A Grapc-GrOwcrs' Association is being
formed in Albemmle county.
MIR William Mann. aged about eighty
two years. was stricken with paralysis, IN
Petersburg, on Friday.
The corporation OF Martnsvile. Henry
county, has declared quarantine against
Rocky Mount and Roanoke.
A little daughter OF Mr.. John Timber
lake, OF Fredericksburg, died OF lockiaw
on Thursday, the result OF a recenty-in-
iured spine.
Three thousand California trout were
planted in the Hawksbill, ut Luray, last
week. by United States Fish Commissioner
Ellis.
In Spotsylyania county, near MassaponaX
church. Annie Robinson, the siX-year-old
child OF j. Il. Robinson, diedin great agony
from swallowing bean with which she
had been playing, aud which lodged IN her
throat.
Policeman James Smith, Of Alexandria.
has gotten into trouble. il being alleged 10y
Washington detectives that he assisted in
Frustrating their efforts to bring lottery
ticket sellers TO justice. The charges arc
TO be Investigated.
The following delegates TO the Lynch
burg Convention were chosen in Alexandria
on Thursday night: Edgar Snowden, VIII
liam W. Herbert, Leonard Marbury, {. +.
Stuart, J. +. Waddey. j. X. Cation, j. ;.
Barbour, and +. l.. Smith.
Letters received IN Winchester from
Governor Holiday state that up to within
very short time he has been travelling IN
England. and been employed in thoroughly
seeing London. lie is now in France.
making Pari, his headquarters. so says
the NerS.
Al SeweN, W. Va, on Monday morning
last. John Nelson, brakeman on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railway, while standing
on the main line giving signals 10 his train,
which was backing in upon the side track,
was run down by the shifting engine,
which passed over his right arm, cutting Il
OF near the shoulder.
An invitation has been received TO the
BIacksburg Agricultural and Mechanical
College commencement, which begins July
lst. II is issued 10y the Maury Literary
society. OF which w. A. lIayener, OF Lon
DOM. is president, and =. Anderson and
J. Il. Wilson orators. The society cele-
bration takes place on the evening Of the
Sd.
Masonic OPFICERS.-At a stated com
munication of Scottsvillc Lodge, No. 80,
A II. and A. NJ, held last Friday evening
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: NJ. w. Peyton ;. Coles,
w. NJ; William NJ. Wade. ;. W.; j. 5.
Martin, j. W.; Jonathan Pitts, Treasurer
ID. III. Pitts. Secretary; }. ;. Andrews, ;.
H.; S. Il. Gault, j. D.-ScoHSriie Courier
The PiHspuania Tribune says: On
Monday night last the news came to town
that three men had gone TO the house OF
Wesley lIodnett, and in his absence had
made an assault upon his wife, whose cries
for protection brought TO her rescue heI
brofher-in-law, Grandson, who soon APP
reared upon the scene with gun, and
after some parleylng the parties took The
gun from him, fred il on, and with the
breech knocked him senscless.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

Al Coney Island on Wednesday little
1o1ehter Of Henry Benedict, Of Philadel-
phIa. whilst playing on the beach, was
Struck by high wave and carried of, her
feet The father aud another daughter,
who were in a carriage, plunged intc the
water 10 save the child, but in an instant
All their lives were in peril. AT this
iuneture Charles ii. Billar, aged nineteen
vc,rs. a Newark book-keeper, plunged
Into the water and reached the girls,
who had noated some distance. lie
swan with them until be reached a
footing on the sand, and dragged them
beyond the breakers. BiIlars dashed in
again aud succeeded in dragging the
father 10 land. and then he fell uncon-
scious. Several persons arrived 10 time to
M the form OF the gallant lad and rub him
to consciousness. Billars modessiy refused
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

A colored boy named "eofse Ne',oh'
living in Culpeper county, was sent mo
the field Monday morning 10 haller sou,
and. fastening II on The animal; twisted the
other end OF the halter, in when was Knot
around his own wrist, and started 10 re-
turn TO the house. He struck the cot sew
eraI times, which had the eiieet OF making
II rear and plunge and dart at iuli speed
across the field. The knot In the end OF
the halter held him securely, and being lin-
able TO extrieate himself, was dragged TO
death. He was dead when found at 2
O'Clock m the afternoon, ana was still ai-
tarbed 10 the colt, which was grazing quiet
" by his eide.
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nr. Ial,erty al woGord College, y. q.

Brother Lalierty was present 20 ADDRESS
the Socictics. Henceds none Of the Access
series. either personal or oilical-so neces-
sary to the average man-to Introduce MN.
IIeis Getting 10 be more and more the COM
mon property of mankind. He is atrue Nir-
Imam. and what Arthur Helps would call q
true man. His speech was on " Luck ana
Pluck -; and such another speech nobody
else ever made. IL was brlmitii Oh lnior-
nation, sparkling with wit, and al Tunes pa
thetic. There was more genius tl'ai power
for GOOD. Charleston Is. ca 1drocdte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24
IF0r the Displtch.l
Admiral John Randolph Tucker

Died at his residence, in Petersburg, oil
beart-diseasc. on the 18th instant. Born
i'm Alexandria i'm the year lSl2, he entered
the navy OF the United States ~ a mid~hip-
man I'm 1876. and made his first cruise ia
the frigate BrandyWinc. In 1881 he was
promoied TO the rank OF lieutenant, and in
lS55 TO that OF commander. During the
Mexican war be commanded the bomb
brie .Slromboli." In 1861, when COM
manded so 10 do by the virginia
Convention, he resigned his comhlN-
sion i'm the United States navy ana
entered the Confederate service WIN
the rank OF commander. He commanded
The Confederate states steamer Patrich
Henry at the naval conflict in Hampton
Roads: and at Drewry's Bun, having
landed his crew and mounted the guns oi
his vessel on the bluff, he materially AIDED
i'm repulsing the Federal squadron. soon
after The battle OF Drewry's Bun he was
promoted TO the rank OF captain and order
ed IN Charleston. where he commanded tue
Confederate naval forces ~ nag oilcer
of the station. When Charleston was
evacuated ne returned 10 Drewry's Blum
which station he commanded until klch-
mond was evacuated, when he reported
with his command TO General Lee. HIS
services i'm the civil war ended nj >aliof
Creek. where. after a most gallant resist
ance. ne surrendered TO General Keller
who some years after the close OF the war
returned him his sword.
During the war between the republics Of
Peru and Chilli ard Spain Admiral Tucker
commanded, with the commission OF rear
admiral. the combined fleets OF the two
republics. His last active service was the
exploration and survey OF the upper Anna
ION and its tributaries. being president of
the Peruvian photographic Commission OF
the Amazon.
Ii would require a volume TO do any
thing like Justice to the character and
career OF this most noble and gallant man.
His Grmness on all occasions OF duty was
of proof. though no one was more gentle
In the intercourse Of private life. None
served with him without feeling that he
was a man fitted for high desiinicS,
for he was OF a nature, an expert
ence, and professional skill. TO con-
mand respect and inspire confidence.
The present writer has had extensive
opportunities Of hearing character discus
sed among sea officers; few escape criticism
OF some sort or other for their professional
acts, and fewer still as men; yet he does
not remember a single instance in which
ne has ever heard whisper OF complaint
against the professional or private conduct
OF John Randolph Tucker. Il.
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DRY GOopS.
THIS OUR LAST REGULAR AID

ms VtR hRSi RsVtbHR ~
iSEMENT until The opening Of The fall
We return oar sincere thanks 10 our friends
he public Cor she generous patronage extend
~ during The past season, and hog 10 assure
tai We WIN use our best efforts TO bc worthy
cir continued support We Offer thisweck
.pREN's uANDRERCHIEFs both white
IA cclcred borders, =, s, 10, l2S, and 25c. I;
Hirs' nEMsTITCHED HANDKERCmErs,
to Soc;
\ b VALUE IN LADIES' HEMsTiTCnED.
-NNORED-BORDER nANDKHRCuIEFs at
lc;
q STYLES or WHITE DRESS GOODS az
] ego.
! wCGED MUSLIN al s,s, 10, aud IKE, and
spuarls-somc bargains In this lot;
INrLTY IN SWISS MuSLIN-PINK AND
GIEEN--st lGac. per yard, very suitable FOR
eveaug dcess;
,sr a..onmen, Of GAUzE UNDERWEAR Is
IAN aubrokcn. and We invite all ladies, gem
uemcn. and children desiring goods In this
line 10 scc these;
ID, oir sob lot of BkI.TS, I'm Leather, Canvas,
and six. ~ -sNss
.ouFT SOAP. 40c. per dozen and upwards;
..r,h,r supply Of SHEER LAWNS at ~ and
go. snd number OF VICTORIA LAWNS
q. low ~ 6ac.;
A., have thousand and one little articles indis-
t,a>sh'c to the laiy traveller. such as FANS.
nANG-NET-, HOSIERY. GLOVES, col
LARS. CUFFS. CRIMrlNG-PiNS, etc.;
f,,ufiful assortment Of CREPE LISSE RUIZ
fLfNG. DOTTED FOULARD TIES, colors
Brown. Gnvu, Blue, Bronze. and Black, al
lcc.;
AWNS 10 Sc. LAWNS al CO., LAWNS at
Sc. LAWNS at Zoe. LAWNS at Ike. aud
HACK OBGANDN at Zoe.
III, OUT patrons who viii so out Of town we pro-
AIS. U.e gre,tesi care Ia hinng any orders that
.sy te entrusted to Us. Samples sent on appli-
.ltlol.
fLANNEI.S FOR bathing suits.
BREEDEN. TALLEY & CO..
y. afo6X2s 500 east Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24
NELSON COUNTY.
ABUNDANT CRoPs--CoNaENoEMEST Ar NOR
WOOD HIGH SCHOOL.

Correspondence of the Richmond D,spatchI
NORWOOD, Va, June ~, 1883.
The crop Of wheat i'm this section has
been mostly harvested. the season for
wheat having been very early one. The
yield appears TO be n bounteous one. and
the quality good. For other crops the sea-
son is generally late, though recent rains
have helped the oats and corn greatly.
The commencement exercises of Nor
wood High School are Just over, and the
students and visitors arc leaving for their
respective homes. The delivery of dstinc-
tons, honors. &c, took place in the public
ball OF the school on the afternoon OF the
10Th instant, and the principal, Professor
Wills, announced that more distinctions
were taken propOrtlonately than on any
former occasion. handsome gold medal
was conferred on Mr.. w. w. Akers, OF this
county, for distinguished attainmonts in
Latin, Mathematics, and Modern Lam
guages.
At 8 O'Clock the same evening the Nor
wood Literary Society held its final cele-
bration before large audience. The pre-
sidcnt, MIR. J Claude Eisom, OF Virginia,
was graceful aud entertaining in his speech
OF welcome and in presenting the honors
of the Society. The declaimer's medal was
awarded TO Mr.. =. A. Brierse, OF New Or
leans. and The debater's medal to Mr.. II. L..
Obenchain, OF Texas. The orator was Mr..
W. a. Lawrence, OF Goochllnd county.
and the dcctamer Mr.. j. +. Burks, Of
Bedford. .
The visiting orator was Mr.. William
Cabell Bruce. OF Baltimore. u young law
yer who has already won high distinction.
His subject was ''The Irish Question"
and he traced in a mastery way the be-
ginning and growth OF the Irish hatred for
England.
The student most highly distinguished
for general application and progress du-
ring the past session was Mr.. Emmett Dick
nson, OF Richmond. axis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

Ten thousand barrels OF wbiskey were
destroyed by fire at Belle Vernon. PENN
on Thursday. The only difference be-
tween that consumption and the consump-
ton OF like amount which duly occurs,
Is that In the one case an outward fire does
the work at one fell sweep, while the dis
filters pay The bin ON the other hand
many inward fires do the work, the distil-
Ter makes the money, and the consumer
pays both the bill aud the penalty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24
MADISON COUNTY.
MADISON mLLs-CROP PROSPECTS, ETC.

MADISON MLIs-CROP PROSPECTS, ETC.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MADISON MILLS, VA, June -, 1883.
This beautiful little villa is situated on
the Rapidan river, and consists OF four
dwellings and one store, also large -four
and grist-milI, owned by Messrs. 4. o..
Gillum & Co. Much Virginia wheat is
ground here and sent to Richmond and
other southern cities.
Owing to the numerous rains and the
fertility OF the soil the corn crop is looking
well and bids fair TO give large yield.
Harvesting will soon be over. and large
crop OF wheat is expected, though late
crops are somewhat damaged by rust.
Many farmers expect TO commence thrcsh-
ing by the Isl OF July, If not sooner.
The hay crop, though good, j. not
thought to be as heavy rs the preceding
year.
Fruit crops in general are large. NIP.
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NO. $50.

l'ng near enough to the shore to clutch
projecting piece OF rock. Fortunately for
hlm some outsiders happened TO see him
ehnglng 10 The rock on the shore with the
energy OF despair, While the force OF the
current was almost tearing his arms out Of
their sockets. and came to his rescue. Had
u not been Ior THIS he would inevitably have
been sucked down into the Devils Hole and
probably never heard OF again.
No description can give the faintest idea
of the dangers OF this spot, but after one
glance at IT, ii seems incomprehensible that
"a human being should have been there and
survived.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

A Pittsburgh physician says that the
killing of DUKES by young MUTT involves
a psychological question. III the affair had
bappened in the South il would have been
murder, according TO the northern papers,
as would have been the case OF the Cincin-
natl alderman who yindcatcd the dignity
of the law by shooting man who swap
NED hats with him in a spirit OF fun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

A Newport dispatch reports great re-
ioicing at the Mills cottage over the birth
Of twin daughters to Mr.. OGDEN MILLS
son Of MFR. ID. o. MILLS, the California
millionaire. II the old proyerb, "The
mills Of the gods grind slowly be tr'ie'
this must BE indeed an dngodly pair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24
I'm N WhirI OF Waters.
THE PERuOus ADVENTURE or YOUNG MILL
Err WHO SWAN FOR LIFE's SAKE.

Dtt1Wa Nlii<th'l
On Tuesday morning young French
Canadian mill-hand named Narclsse Meu-
nier, in Eddy's new mill, at Hull, Quebec,
had one OF the most marvellous escapes
from death on record. IL seems that while
attending to his duties In the lower part of
the mill he slipped and fell into the water
beneath. At this point the stream resem-
bles a gigantic seething caldron, but not
withstanding the warning OF the rushing
waters Noreisse, who is Il powerful SWIM
mer. struck out boldly for the shore. In spite
OF his efforts he was hurled down the
waterway toward the Devils Hole, where
the stream enters the underground passage.
Nothing dannted by the tremendous
strength Of the current against which he
was battling. Narcisse continued to fight
for his life. AT length ne succeeded In get
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

Editor MEDLL, Of the Chicago Tribune,
is evidently suffering from retroyerslon oil
his arithmeticsl faculties. In an editorial
ON southern disregard OF law he tells Us
that last year l2l criminals were legally
executed. of whom II were in the North
and 50 in the Sonth. II this proves any
thing, il proves that there is twice AZ much
regard for the law in the South as there Is
In the North
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

A strange species Of fish las made its
appearance in the Juniata river at Maple
ton, Pa. Ii is described. as being about
thirty inches i'm length, six inches in width
in middle, and taperlng gracefully to head
and tail. the body being Of "a dark color,
perfectly round. and spotted on the belly.
None OF the fish have been caught.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

The New York Times is endeayoring to
shake the star-route thieves loose from the
Republican party, but all in vain. The
moor fellows know that they could not eX-
pect sympathy among honest men, and
consequently hold ON like grim death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

The Petersburg Mail says it has been ac-
cused OF holding medieval ideas in regard
10 women. This is owing probably to the
fact that when the gallant editor gets OH
the subject OF woman he writes like he
was under the influence Of Medea EyeN
witchery-and that sometimes he draws
tho BLOOD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

Some Of our northern contemporaries
might with grace give up the task OF re-
forming the prison system in the South aud
take the contract for cleaning out the Lud-
low Street Jail. in New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

Private DALZELL PUSHES into print to say
that he presented JoHN SHERMAN's name in
the Ohio Republican Convention. Now
the public is no longer at loss TO under
stand why JOHN declined to-be nominated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

Ii is rumored that an order is to be issued
.sfor the letter-carriers to dress in knee
breeches," and the question arises, Is it not
A breach of the civil-seryice rules for Gov
eminent officials TO make corner in calves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

HENRY WATrERsON says that "wlth one
or two exceptions there has not been man
killed amiss in Kentucky for fifteen years.
The exceptions are doubtless where miss
was made OF the parties shot at and by
sfander killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

The New York World says ii has been
read out OF the Democratic party in Viz
einia. "but is allowed to circulate mildly
in New York and New England" If this
be so, it is pretty hard on New York and
NcW ENGLAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

At the last term OF the Superior Court OF
Hartford, Conn.,. forty-one couples were
divorced. II is now in order for the Com
necticut papers to give the South a little
lecture on morality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

The remains OF the late Charles Backus,
the minstrel, were taken 10 Rochester on
Friday from New York, where the funeral
services had already taken place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

The South is even with HARRIET BEECH
FR STOWE at last. She is to summer at Or
chard Beach, where she will be thrown in
the company of VESNOR, the Canadian
weather prophet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

TO accept a money compensation. when Mr..
Benedict pressed upon him superb gold
repeater. which he took from his pocket,
with gold chain and seals attached, and
also diamond ring OF considerable value.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

The resignation Of Mr.. MICHAEL n. No
Ian, mayor Of Albany, n. Y, Friday
night. if the intensity Of the surprise given
politicians be considered, was in many re-
spects a n0lenS rOlenS act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24

Our exchanges are telling Us how "small-
box is contracted" Physicians will be
glad 10 he Informed on this point, as they
have been trying to contract it 10 these
n1InN Nnars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24
UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.
HYGElA HOTEL.

open all the wear. aud accommodates 1000
guests. IxcelIeni Boating and Fishing. and The
Bathing Che finest on the Atlantic coast Terms
less for the accommodations given than any resort
In the country
Circulars describing hygienic advantages Of
either place furnished on application.
IA. PIl0BIS. r.f
IT, 3-F.Suk WON PrOyrictOr and Lessee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-24
DARKNESS HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.

situated In the nourishng town Of Hampton,
three miles from Fort Monroe convenient 10 the
depot of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, con-
Meeting with all lines North, SOUTH and West. aud
the steamers OF the old Dominion steamship
Company, offers superior accommodations In Wis
itOrs. Elegant rooms. Every comfort. Capacity.
80 guests. Table 1rst-cass, embracing every
luxury which Underwater Virginia affords.
TERMS: " and " 30 per day. Special terms
for weekly or. monthly boarders.
Thanking the public for fayors of the past. my
endeayOrs will Away b. employed o. secure the
comfort of those who favor me with their patron
age. Teegraph-sfiice In hotel. Electric bells.
Carriages To Old Point anI depot. stages every
hour for Fort Monroe fare, Toe.
je l7-2m j. !. BARNES.