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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

Wilkie Collins is said to be addicted
TO the morphine habit.
Evangelist Moody is to move on New
port before many days.
Denis Kesrney has been mobbed by
one Of O'Donnell's sandlot meetings.
Marquis Bilsequa's heirs have pre-
sented to the municipality OF Bologna
the original manuscript Of Rossini's
Stabst Mater, and also that composers
gold watch. The relics will be kept in
the City Lyceum..
Two sons Of Cornelius Vanderbilt are
amateur printers. In their fathers
Fifth-avenue dwelling they have a room
devoted TO the craft, with a press, cases,
type, and other materials used in print
ing q neat little paper called the Comet.
An English correspondent says that
there will be no one in the House Of
Commons to debate with Mr.. Glad
stone. Churchill is the only one who
does not fear to attempt it, though he
knows that an eventual knock-down
must come.
The King Of Bavaria has written to
Miss Nary Anderson's manager, ask
ing for terms upon which Miss Ander-
son will cOnsen; to play "Pygmalion
and Calatea" IN his theatre for short
season for his sole benefit, himself to be
the only spectator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
THE EASTERN SHORE.
Beath Of d Popular Ciuzeu-Potats Crop
Political.

Beau OF II Popular Ciuzeu-Potsts Crop
Political.
Correspondence Fths Richmond Dispatch. !
ONANCOCK, July Is, 1885.
Mr.. George w. Powell. one Of the
best-knOwn and most successful bust
ness-men on the Eastern Shore, died
yesterday at his home, in this town :;
aged sixty years. Six months ago he
was stricken down with a slow. con-
Stunning disease. which proved to be
cancer Of the stomach, and the best
medical kill in America was employed,
but 10 no purpose. lie leaves widow
and five children. lie had amassed a
large fortune vas kind and generous
neighbOr and pu5iIc-sp'ritei citizen,
and his death will prove seri0us loss
to our town.
Mr.. William II. Kendall, an estima-
bic citizen Of Northampton county, was
stricken VITA paralysis last Thursday
while attending to business in the
clerks offic. at BaStville, and died the
following morning. His remains were
taken to his home, near Bay View, for
interment.
Accurate reports from all parts Of
the Eastern Shore represent the pros
poets for the sweet-pOtsto crop to be
very fstter.sS. The acreage planted
10 greater than that Of any former year,
and the recent rains have started the
crop to growing again.
Several barrels OF sweet potatoes
have already been shipped from this
locality, and by the first of next month
the shipping season will be in full blast.
The farmers OF Northampton have
elected Or. A. peterborough as their
representative in tie Farmers Assem-
bly,, soon 30 meet in Richmond, and
their brethren in Accomsck will elect
their representative st July court.
Much interest is felt here in the ap-
preaching Democratic State Convention,
and full delegation will probably at
tend from this county. The delegates
have no decided preference, but seem
anxious to 60 for the strongest man,
whoever he may be. KALLIAs.
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NORFOLK.

rit"'s Trial rostpou.d- HEAVY Freights -
Newspaper Personals
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
NORFOLK, July 20, 1885.
The Pitts Walter murder on Tangier
island failed to come up in the County
Court to-day. The trial is now fixed
for the August term, and witnesses
have beer sBbpeaasd for the 18th.
This term Of the court is without in
terest, but there il large criminal
docket for next month. Jsdge Spald-
ing will leave this week for Augusta,
Maine, to spend nearly a month.
On Saturday the Boston steamer
brought here the largest freight ever de-
livered to tho Norfolk and Western rail-
read. There were !, 7e0, 900 pounds in
the lot. Freights by the Boston line
for this port never were known to be so
heavy before at this season.
The Dsnvillo Grays came up from
Ocean Wow yesterday afternoon, and,
with number Of ladies, left on the
Washington steamer for home, stop
ping one day in Washington en- route.
Mr.. W. S. Copeland, one Of the editors
Of the Danvills Register, was with the
Grays all during the oncsmpment, and
left for home with them.
Mr.. E. W. Gaines, local editor of
the Eseni''0 Nevs, severed his connec-
ton with that paper on Saturday, and
leaves to-day to join the Danville Reg
lister.
The Democrats of the six magistcrial
districts Of Norfolk county hold meet
ings this week to elect delegates to the
Richmond Convention. G..
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Rhode Island. Again.

The Providence (R. H. Journal states
that "a good deal is being said in
southern. and some northern Demo-
cratic papers about dividing the negro
vote" and makes the following charac-
teristic assertion:
"The negro vote has been divided in
the South for some years psst-in fact,
ever since enfranchisement TO a consid-
cradle extent-between those who were
willing TO vote as the Democrats
wanted and those who took to the
woods"
In reply to the Journal the Ereaiag
Mail, Of that city, has this;
What about the vote in Rhode
island In this State there is division
amongst the people. Rhode Island is
conservatively Republican, only pro-
performers can vote the man who
owns q jackass, a. our friend Ben. +.
Butler would say, can vote, while the
man who is not, or has not q jackasS,
ia prohibited from doing so. We would
Ike TO know how much better Off the
white people Of Rhode Island are than
some OF the negroes Of the South: Per-
haps our esteemed contemporary the
Richmond Dispatch could answer this.
As we understand the law Of Rhode
Island, the white people Of that State,
as a class, are not near SO well OF in
respect Of the matter Of voting q are
the negroes Of the South. In Virginia,
for instance, the only thing that dis
qualities man for voting ia convie-
ton Of felony. Not osly is this 80,
but the employer influence" TO use
mild term, which the Rremg Mall
has shown is brought to bear 50 cruelty
upon the voters belonging to .hs work
ing classes OF New England, 10 unknown
here. The Journals assertions to the
contrary notwithstanding, the aver
sge negro in the South is freer to exer-
else the right of suffrage than is the
average mill-hsnd in Rhode Island.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Funeral Of DIR. J. Stsige Davis.

Funeral Of DIR. J. Stsige Davis.
Forrespoadenoe OF the Rich mond Dispatch. ]
JULY 20, 1855.
The funeral of the late DR.. Davis
took place yesterday at 5 o'clock from
the Public Hall Of the University of
Virginia. Notwithstanding a hard rain,
which begun about 4 o'clock and con-
tinued until the hour of service, there
was present very large assemblage to
pay last tribute Of respect to the dead
Professor. The ss,irs hall was draped
in mourning and this, added to the solemn
services, made one Of the most impress
nve scenes ever Witnessed there. The
remains were bsrne to the hall by Drs.
II. T. Nelson, j. W. Page W. G. Dab
ney, Professors Peters, Dunningtsn,
Thornton, n. K. Davis, Gilmore, S.
v. Southall, Rsq., asd J. X. Camp
bell, ESQ, most of whom were DR..
Davis's associates in the UNIVERSE
ty. A noticeable feature of the
procession was the large nsmber Of old
family servants that followed the re-
mains. The Episcopal service was read
BY DR.. hanckel, Of the Episcopal church,
and two hymns sung" Asleep in
Jesus" and "How Firm q Fonnds-
ton" A long procession Of friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
The Best Measure Of Values.


We are pleased to see that our friend
Of the Charleston Ners and Courier
knows one Of the points made IN DIS
cussipg the silver problem, by the
bimetallists Of both this country ana
Turope. lie feels the force Of the ar
gument based upon that point ana en-
desyors 10 answer it. However, he
goes to England and quotes q Dr.
KEMP. and then "talks back to the
Richmond Dispatch as follows;
1.-THE Dipstch will see by exsmln-
inc Mr.. Ksmp's tables that, since 1879
the purchasing power of the silver dol
lar has declined from 81 to -, while
the purchasing power of gold dollar
has declined only from ~ to %. 4.
can see for itself that the possessor OF
gold. using it at is gold value, has had
a considerable advantage over The pos
SCISSOR and user Of the legal-tender sill
YER dollar"
Wen look into this matter. We
have the prices at hand without refer
ring to Mr.. KEMP's table.
We call the attention Of our cOntem-
porary first to the following figures,
taken. not from q rambling letter OF a
loose epistlc Of doctrinaire, but from
Bradsf,eet's of last Saturday;
CASH rHICKs OF BIEApsrUfFs AT NEW
YORK JULY 18Th.
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Manson of Old

was a powerful man, and must have
had a good deal of iron in his blood.
We do not want to be quite as strong as
Samson, nor so mischievous. Butw all
want vigor and strength, and we cannot
have these unless the blood has its full
quota of iron. There is no preparation
Of iron like that in Browns Iron Bitters.
Dir. w. j. Jones, Manchester, Va,
says: 81 took it for poor appetite and
general weakness, and found it a good
tonic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

Colonel j. RICHARD LEwELLEN,
until recently resident of Norfolk, one
of the termini Of General MAH0NE's
railroad, teSti6es IS follows:
"Mahone not only practiced the
store-order plan, but just before he
was turned out Of the presidency Of the
railroad he tried the starvation expert
ment, and failed to pay the railroad
employees a dollar of their wages for
nearly eight months. Mahone'S pro-
fessed love for the workingman is as
false as he has proved himself to be to
his native State"
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rgr rIcr MoNp DISPATCH TUESDAY. JULY 81 1885

and scquaintsnces Of the deceased ioi-
lowed his remains to the little ceme-
.tery at the foot OF Mount Jefferson
where rests the dust Of some OF MS
former OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HARRISON
McGuffey, Bledsoe, Southall, &c.
In the sketch Of DR.. Davis, when
appeared in your issue of Saturday II
was stated that one Of his children was
Mrs. Professor James p. Harrison
The word professor was an error.
QUIP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
MARRIAGES..

HUNGERFORD-RIS - Married. I'm
the city Of Manchester, Va, July IS, 1885.
al the residence Of the brides parents. by
the Rev. Decatur Edwards, Mr. ARTHUR
HUNGERFORD and Miss ESTELLE
RiSBI.
please copy.
RICHARDSON-BLA Married. at
Oak Grove, near Keysville. on the morning
OF the 18th, by Rev. h. s. Taylor. Miss Lou
RICHARDSON. OF Charlotte, 70 Mr..
GEORGE II. BLAkEN. OF Richmond.
May peace. happiness, and prosperity at
tend them. ONE PRESENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
The Boston Pilot, in an article headed
{" lust What ireland Wants." says:

lust What Ireland Wants" says
"The home rule demanded now by
Ireland is precisely such a relation to
the British empire as Canada and Aus
tralia have. II is too late for the re-
peal Of the union and repetition OF
the Parliament Of the last century.
There are no Irish lords to form an up
Der house-at least none with the con-
fidencc Of the people. The irish
Parliament ought to be framed ike
the Canadian Parliament. The To-
cal selfgoyesnment now offered
by both Tories and Liberals IS a
fraud and a snare--into which Ireland
will not put her neck. 1t would give
TO towns and cities certain local power
over their own affairs; but the ma
tional interests would still remain in
the hands Of Englishmen on central
board appointed in London. Ireland
knows what she wants. and will not
take lcSs-st least not as compro-
mise. though she will as a portion.
Every step aids her in the fight. She
has q right to complete freedom--she
will accept from her enemy as much as
is offered. England will see before
long that it is highly desirable to win
the goodwill Of Ireland"
As We stated few days ago in COM
menting upon the utterances of Mr..
CHAMBERLAIN and Sir CHARLES
dixie touching the Irish problem,
home-rule for Ireland is the one thing
the British Government has not tried.
We relterate the opinion expressed
then, that if England would trust Ire
land to manage her local affairs Ireland
would be as loyal to the Crown as is
Canada.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

An exchange says: $50 the only
reason Austria would have for reject
ing the American Minister is that the
Austrian monarch might be able to
bootlick the Italian monarch" And
if Austria does reject the American
Minister, the Austrian Minister at
Washington should be booted out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

On Thursday last fellow-workman
stole the coat Of Mr.. August Leslie, of
No. sos Wood street, and treated him
to q glass Of beer out Of the proceeds.
Mr.. Leslie has thus been afforded an
impressive view of the practical work
ing Of the protective system.-Phila-
delphid Rec0d.
If the Records illustration is a good
one, the protected man gets but asmall
share Of what he is entitled to.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
STA UNION,

DELEGATES TO the state Demsevatis Csuveu.
uss-The Normal, &c.
correspondents oftAe Richmond Dispatch 4
JULY 20, 1885.
Saturday the 18th was tho day ap-
pointed for district meetings through
out Augusta county for the purpose Of
choosing delegates to the Democratic
State Convention. On the night Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

at is the fashion now to wash the
hair in brandy and soda to make it bur-
n:shed in tint" 1t has long been known
that brandy and soda would give the
nose a FURNISHED tint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
The Ashe,ilI. az. Cd Citism in dis.

The Ashevills On. CO. Citizen in dis
cussing the action Of the Virginia Re-
publican Convention, says;
"The honest white mon Of Virginia
will not fail Of maintaining the ascend
ancy which they now have. A Demo-
cratic victory in Virginia, however, is
of great importance outside Of Virginia,
or rather, Republican defeat in tha,
State this fall will mean q final dsstruc-
ton and disintsgrstion Of the party
throughout the whole country. 30 cur
friends in Virginia have much, oaAide
Of their immediate local affairs, to slim
ulate them to every degree Of watch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

The Philadelphia Times says; sin
kindness and pity let some one inform
MURAT HALsTEAD that the world has
not been standing still since 1862"
Oh, no. Were MURAT convinced Of
the fact the press Of the country would
be deprived Of vast deal Of fun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

Charleston is highly favored in the
possession of a lasting supply Of sbso-
lutely pure water, drawn from its
Artesian wells, and cities that can fol-
low its successful and beneficial ex-
ample in boring these wells should lose
no time in doing so.-CharIeSton NeWs
and Courier.
How is it supplied to families?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

A writer talks about the disadvan-
tsges of living on paying-stones during
the summer" But there is this ad-
vantage If a man can stand it for
whole summer he will start the fall
with a plenty Of grit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

Miss CLEVELAND" says the Bal
timore Courier, sis a nineteenth-cen-
tury Ossian." 1t depends upon which
side of the Ossian question the Courier
takes whether that is compliment or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
IwrsErs.yfS.
A GRAND CONCERT AND LAWN

A GRAND CONCERT AND LAWN
"a PARTY will be given at GENlTO
TUESDAY. july 2lsr. under the direction
OF Mrs. Clements and q quartette OF singers
from Richmond. \ special car Will leave
the Richmond and Danville depot AZ 1925
L. NJ, and return ut A. VI. on the 22d.
Ticket. for round trip, including concert.
rs cents; children. so cents.
Convey ances from station FREE.
Proceeds for the benefit OF GENlrO sun
DAY SCHOOL.
Tickets can be had Of the following per-
sons: J. +. Reads drugstore. Twenty-ifth
and Clay streets: John W. fraysers drug
store, Seventeenth and Main streets; Il. f..
BEDFORD. $50 Main street; Julius a. Hob
son. Crenshaws warehouse. ShockOe Slip !;
Hadden Watkinss oalyard, Main street.
Jy l9-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
We have
6,lnaas ,nd a Email success.

fulness and to Gnal success. We have
no fears now"
Le, the Democrats Of Virginia take
the Green's utterances to heart and
profit by them. As Of old, the South
is watching Virginia. The Importance
which papers outside Of the State at
tach to our success should be the mea-
sure OF our zeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

The Reading Times and Dispdtch
says An that Reading wants is a
return of prosperity" No doubt the
book-publishers agree with the Times
and Dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
EXCURSIONS. PIC.NICs. &c.

ENCURSI0N TO CAVERNS OF
II LURAY ria the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway THURSDAY. July 30. 1885. Train
will leave Chesapeake and Ohio depot at
o'clock A. VI. Returning. leaves Luray at 2
O'Clock p. NJ. FRIDAY, 3lst, for the benefit
OF those who wish TO return on the eNcur-
sion train. Tickets good for ten days to re-
turn on any train. Train stops a all regu-
lar stations The grandest excursion OF the
Season Fare for the round trip: Richmond
TO CaycrnS Of Luray and return. 81 Louisa
10 CaNerus Of Luray and return. $3.50; Cor
louisville Ia Cayerns OF Luray and return.
81; Charlottesville 10 Iaverns OF Luray and
return. $3.50. Don't fail 10 90 and scr one
of the greatest wonders Of the world. Tick.
cts Tor sale by J. NJ. Thompson. 4Q5 east
Broad street: Thomas J. StarlIe Il Son. 9o9
east Main street; and by the committee at
the tram.
iy2l-lt J. VI. THOMPSON & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
VIRGINIA BEACH HOTEL,

J. Y. HORBACH n CO. pfopsietOrs.
This sple ndld hotel n now Open fOf guests.
Rates per day, $3.50 To 81. Special rates by
the week or month according 20 location.
The hotel II furnished throughout In the
best style superior beds. lighted with gss.
amply supplied with good wster. and an eS-
eeIlent table. The Gloss sroximity ot hs
Gulf Stream to Virginia Beach preserves
= unihTmlty, a dryness aud mildneS ~
temperature In winter as well a. summer.
which makes this resort the most attractive
for health and for bathing of any place ou
the Atlantic seaboard. Address J Z. HOk-
BACH & CO. Virginia Beach Hotel, Prtn-
cess Anne county. Va.
ia lm,wlmNtAu1eodlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

BASKET PIC-NIC-COOLSPRING
ID BAPTIST CHURCH.-Therew Will be- a
BASKET PICNIC given by the Sunday
school at COol-Spring Baptist church Gust
above Alice 5 THURSDAY. July I'D. Par
ties desiring To 90 can leave on the l A.
NJ. train and Z. VI. train. and get of az
church. Dinnertrcc. Refreshments al city
prices. Train returns at $3.50 Z. VI.
fNb1-gfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
CoNpUCToRS' AND ENGINEERS

y EXCURSION TO OLD POINT. MON
DAY. y. ISIS. Train Will Leave Rich
mond ma Chesapea ke and Ohio railway at
> 4. Nj; returning. leave PhWbus. Old
Point station. mt 7;S0 p. NJ. Fare. round
trip $50; east OF TOaGO, 81. The above
excursion Will be run for the benefit Of the
two divisions Of order II Railway COnduc-
tons and Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neeis. Bathing. Fishing. Dancing, Crab
bling and Boating are among the many
amusements. Eatablcs and refresh ments OF
all kinds Will be furnished on the train at
city prices by ID. Columbus. Tickets for sale
by Goddard & Moses. Main street. and ID. CO.
lumbus. Third and Broad streets. and W.
Anderson, corner Ninth and Huh streets
Manchester; also by the committee on the
train. is l9zf232G.4t
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BRIEF COMMENT.

JoHN Roach is the exception that
proves the rule that reaches thrive such
weather as this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

All around the First Market you
can buy "Shag," "BUou," and
4" Scotch-Csp" Cigarettes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
/ lVER DISORDERS.

whenever the Liver becomes torpid or
Otherwise gives evidence of disease. the
quicker IL receives iudicious treatment the
more certain and speedy the cure. To
stimulate the Liver and arouse 1t to healthy
action there IL no remedy 80 effective as
AYERS FILLS.
81 was troubled with Liver Complaint for
some months, and was permanently cured
by the Use OF AYERS PILLS. c. GrD-
mn, Moline. III.
al have suffered from Liver Complaint
during the last year. and until COM
menced taking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

FRI. {. AVER s. CO.. LOWELL. MASS.
Sold by all druggists. iy2 i-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

Virginia News" Shay" " Bijou,"
and Scotch-Csp" Cigarettes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
DOCKBRIDGB ALUM SPRINGS,

IL ROckbrldse county, Va. Waters Alum.
Chalybeate, and tIerstone. New manage
ment at Grand Hotel. Gas and water on
every iiOor: electric bells. telegraph posi-
and express offices m the building; two
daily mails; so acres u beautiful lawn.
This property sas undergone thorough re-
pair ia every particular Location se-
waited scenery charming. Ask your ply
slsian about these wonderful .aters-fhOl-
era preventive. Terms moderate. Address
h. 7. WILKBRSON, Chief, Grand Hotel.
le4l-lm
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TIE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
0KEENBRIER COUNTY. VIVA,

the most celebrated ~ all the mountain
resorts and one OF the oldest and most pop
ular Of American watering places. N pow
open for he sea son Elevation above Ode
water. 600 feet; surrounding mountains.
$500 feet. send for pamphlets desert bling
hygienic scyantageA h. y EAkLEs
iyl2-lm Super ntenden&,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
PAIN tn, sc.

T EAKY ROOFS OF ALL KINDS
IL repaired and painted with ARMITAGh
h SONS WATERPROOF PAINT AND
CEMENT. Guaranteed i've years. Paint
shipped to all parts. Send for best city re-
ference. Cut advertisement out for future
reference. Address ARMIrAGE 4 SON,
Richmond. Va. w 6-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

CULrBPBR, July Is, 1885.
The Catslpa Township Convention
to appoint delegates to the State Demo-
cratic Convention on the Goth instant
met in Green's Hall this afternoon.
The Convention was largely attended
and the best Of feeling prevailed. A
vote by ballot was taken and resulted
in the election of w. II. Fray and j.
W. Yancey as delegates and J. H. APP
person and Norman Ashby as alter
mates. The delegates 90 uninstrueted.
The drought in our region still GEN.
tinues, and We fear will seriously affect
our corn crop. r.
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st. JAMES HOTEL,
FRONT ROYAL W.

Remodelled improved ami in flnst.ciass or-
der. Ready for SUMMER aud TRANSIENT
BOARDERS. Best bass fishing In Virginia.
CARROLL GARNETT. Proprietor.
Late proprietor 81 Mllhoro' Sprngs. Va.
UyB-lml
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
pYrING, SOOTHING, &c.

EUGENE CHA0N, FROM PARIS,
u French steam Dyeing and Securing
Tstahljshment. 402 Marshall street. Rich
nond. Va Ladies. Gentlemen's. and Chll-
drens Clothing. Kid Gloves, Shawls, l4aces'
SILK, Velvet and Lace Curtains specially.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
jy Is Sa Su&rulm