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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13
No More Youn. Men.

A dissertation Oh the French youth Of
the day appears in Paris paper, and Is IN
great part reproaeh. There are no more
Young men. laments the writer These
grave and solemn beings who take life so
seriously and find so little joy in their
yonth cannot be called young men. They
talk of populations when they should be
thinking about balls and pretty partners.
Instead Of inditing sonnet to his mis-
tress eyebrow, the modern young man
contributes a paper to political journal
in which he elucidates the counsels Of
Europe and gives his views upon them.
He never descends TO he frivolity of dane
ing. He marries money, and cares little
whether the lady that goes with it be
pretty or plain. young or old He Is in.
sensible To all but the practical issues Of
life His heart beats in his brain and
lenyes his bosom cold. Can he be called
young? There is nothing Of youth about
him but the superficial appearance Of it.
Another type Of the unyouthful young
man is he who dresses like an English
groom. talks stables and racing, pigeon
shooting. and discusses the repertory OF
the music hall His little soul begins
with his tailor and ends in his cane. Ho
Is heavy nullity, impervious to soft i'm
prcssions, and almost as devoid Of brain
as lie Is Of heart This Is the gilded youth
of France vs. sketched by a Frenchman.
Have we nothing in England to match
either type?-London News.
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THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

The Journal of Commerce draws pa
thetic picture Of the isolated position OF
the French Republic, alone amidst vast
and powerful monarchical alliances In
which she takes no part. There can lie
no doubt about the natural development
of the Republican idea in France, as the
real principle of human freedom tegun
under adverse circumstances, with pas
sion kinded against the effete tyranny
of the Bourbons, and eliminating in II e
imperial tyranny Of Napoleon.
But the free thought of the mod
ern world has hoped that
France after all these struggles was
approaching period when she should
set the example to all European people
to free themselves from the golden
crown of personal government. IT IS
this idea of the modern world that
causes the monarchs OF Europe to snub
the hepublic at this time when Franc ;
Invites the world to the Universal E1-
position"
The prospect Is that not single
crowned head or his heir or official re.
preventative will attend the great festi-
val in Paris next year. The courteous
request of France has called out a
chorus of declarations. The excuses,
conveyed with more or lcss deli
cacy, arc all Of the same tenor. France
has chosen as the year of her jubilee the
hundredth anniversary of the most mo.
mentous event in her history-the out
break of the French revolution. As n
republic, France sees no improperly in
celebrating the downfall of thrones and
dynasties caused by that political cyclone.
The fountain was bloody. but it was the
source to which may be traced the exist
ence of the present French Republic.
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THEIR ACES THIS YEAR.

This year Bismarck will turn %. Simon
Cameron will be 80.
George William Curtis will turn u.
Verdi and Admiral Porter will touch a.
John Bright and Edwards Pierrepont will
be II.
BENJAMIN n. Bristow and Edwin Booth
will be S.
Gen Joseph T.. Johnston and John G.
Whittier will I've ST.
Judge Stephen j. Field and Gen. N. +.
Banks will be -
Gen. Sherman and Gen Longstreet will
blend blue and gray at Is.
Professor Asa Gray, Martin F. Upper and
CaSsius NJ Clay viii reach ~
John Ruskin, Gen Rosecrans and Cyrus
W Field viii score GO summers.
Max Muller, Thomas Hughes, Ernest
Renan and John Sherman will lie %.
Ferdinand de Lesseps, the French engineer,
and David Dudley Field will reach IS.
WiIkie Collins, Professor Huxley, George
H. Pendeton and Emperor Dom Pedro will
be G3
The spirit Of ~ Will animate Robert
Drowning, George Ticknor Curtis aud Dc
tave Fcuillet
John c. Fremont, Benson j. Losing and
lleissoner Will have just lived three-quarters
of a century.
r. B. Hayes. Donald G.. Mitchell. James
Parton, Dion Bouccault and "Oliver Optic"
will reach Go.
Gladstone, Hannibal Hamlin, Oliver Wen
dell Holmes, Robert G. Schenck and Alfred
Jennyson will be 10.
George Bancroft, the American historian
and Won Moltke, the German warrior, will
he Ss-as old as the century.
Three score and ten will number the years
of Gounod, James Anthony Froude, Gen.
Beauregard, Benjamin +. Butler and william
NJ Evarts.
Carl Schurz viii be 50, Blaine -, Professor
Hnckel 81, Mark Twain 81, T. b. Aldrch ~,
Grover Cleveland 81, Bret Harte 40, Thomas
Mast A. the Prince Of Wales ~.
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RULE OR RUIN.

Ii you separate yourself from the tariff
plank, you separate yourself from The
platform. Are you prep9red to do that
What howl there would have been il
any tariff reform Democratic paper had
said anything about repudiaiing any part
of the platform is it to be rule or Tuin
with you Protectionists forever :-1ho
State
OF course the Protectlcnists hold their
curious faith above party considerations
even where Democratic success is con
sidered self-preservation. The National
Council of the Democratic party, follow
ed by the popular acclaim, bring all the
Democrats 10 correct idea Of their
party's doctrines, and it is mistake 10
suppose that the Republican idea of high
protective tariff and war rates can be
sustained by the people at this late day,
even If some Democrats advocate it.
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Ihe Food Question in ltAI,.

The food in Italy is. ! suppose, al
mirably adapted TO the needs of her PEG.
pie: but All American takes it because
nOurishment is necessary In order 10 DO
his touring and get home again. The az.
erage Yankee is hungry from the time he
leaves New York till several hours after
he lands there Oh his return The first
Italian breakfast is "a mere form; the
second. or luncheon, IS better fuller and
more enjoyed. because the guests 10y this
time have arrived at certain omniyOrous
emptiness: the third meal or dinner. Is
long drawn, gastron0mlc trbulatlon, last
ing between an hour and u quarter and
two l,lurs.
An Italian table dhote. Who that has
ever endured can forget ity Two long
rows Of people, most OF them strangers ~
each other face 10 face on opposite sides
of IA long table Solemnly they sit thele
eyeing the clock, eyeing the empty dishes,
eyeing the uncertain and hungry future.
Two solemn looking walters, conspicuous
for spike tail coats and mammoth shirt
bosoms. enter, cast proprietary look
down the line and proceed at their leisure
to bestow upon each of their subjects u
dish of soup. consisting OF limited mum
Der Of spoonfuls. Slowly and solemnly it
is eaten; then the company is given time
to reflect and TO settle the soup. After a
while fish is layished upon the assembly
then comes another interlude OF empti.
ness, and perhaps Il lillet OF beef or NUT.
ton; everything lifted s0lemnly orfhOYed
furiously over your shoulder by one Of the
tyrants in spike tailed coats; and in most
cases the guest il required TO ladle, fork,
slice or spoon his own portion out OF the
general dish Poultry, maltreated pota-
toes, oil deluged salads, and from one to
ten other courses Of more or less eyasiye,
non nutritive inedibles follow at intervals
of several minutes each, till one feels like
a birdlipg in nest. 50 fed is lie by install
ments. During this time yea have an op-
portunity Of buying bottle Of the hotel
wine at three prices per pint, ana telling
all your business to some adjacent, IN
ouisitiyc fellow traveller Will Carleton
i'm Now York Star
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13
THE LOCKWOOD TICKET.

Some Western female conventions re-
pudiate the Lockwood and Love ticket
for President and Vice-President. Some
of the other kickers are such distinguish
ed female sufrrsges as Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton, Miss Susan Il. Anthony,
Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake, Mrs. Liver
more, and Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell.
These ladies were the pioneers of the
female suffrage cause; they are still its
leading champions; and campaign
from which they are absent must be
frui,less and lifeless. They take the
ground that the Lockwood and Love
Convention was not a representative one.
OF course the ladies know best about
their own affairs, but 1t cannot be de-
MED that Colonel Belva Lockwood on
that Washington tricycle. is picturesque
figure that should receive recognition.
She would certainly make good run,
and if elected would present to the world
most attn active sight, springng around
the White House grounds on the tricycle.,
and then giving reception with costume
reformers in trousers. DR.. Mary Walker
and Mrs. Tillotson would look wen in tie
White House as chiefs of Departments.
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ACTORS AND ACTRESSES.

Rubinstein is again reported engaged for II
tour of this country for 100000.
Ada Rehan is said to adopt all the London
promenade costumes of the Princess of
Wales.
Mile. Marie Van Zandt has returned to
Paris after brilliant engagement at Moscow.
She is great social favorite at the French
capital, but will not sing publicly there.
The latest beautiful American prima donna
abroad is Miss Emma Eames, whose notori-
ETY. has been helped along by having Ler Dor
trait painted and hung in the Paris salon.
Among the notable deaths Of the season
were those OF Maurice Strakosch, Jenny
Lind, Algernon s. Sullivan, Woodin, d. Il.
Locke, Henry Bergh, Frederick, Helene Cros-
mond, Mrs. W. G. Noah, John Clayton, Fred
Marsden, Bobby Newcomb and Ben Ma
ginley.
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SUMMER RESORT NOTES.

II looks US if the Law and Order league az
Long Branch means business
The abolition of fees for sight seeing at
Niagara is now complete, and no one who Is
not an idiot need he swindled by the hack
men.
Sedan chairs are to TO introduced at Bar
Harbor to convey the women from tine bath
inc houses to the surf land return The
expectations are they will fill a long felt
want.
A very busy busting village just now is
Saratoga, where the preparations are OH "A
great scale Each and every resident and
hotel proprietor is ready to wager huge sums
on tho success OF the season.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

A New York paper says that the pub
lie will be glad 10 see test made of the
law requiring hotel-keepers to supply
every room in their houses with life
saving rope. The test is to be made with
one of the large and prominent hotels of
the city, as it should be, and not with an
insignificant place. the proprietor OF
which might not be able to defend his
position thoroughly. People may think
that the average citizen would not climb
down a rope, but when death is behind
you you can do great deal more than
you believe, and equity citizens have sud-
denly become acrobats under such circum-
stances as a fire produces.
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TRACK TALK.

Emperor Of Norfolk has won six races this
year.
a number of Washington 3D. c. gentle
men have decided TO build new half mile
track near that city, or lease Brightwood
parl, aud hold weekly matinees there.
Lavinia Belle, winner Of the Latonia Oaks
Mt Latonia, bears very close resemblance
TO her full brother, Freeland, having the
same strip Of white down her face, and the
same general conformation.
The American Trotting association has de
cided to meet the amendment to Rule u. Sec
ton 4, made at the February congress OF the
National Trotting association, by allowing
horses that have never started in public
race to change name without paying re
cording fec of $50.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

The feline serenaders and canine Choir
us that make night hideous with the aid
Of the fiendish peacock ought to be rus.
ticated In summer even if we have 10
endure them in winter 1t is quite a
different thing with open windows from
the condition of affairs when the festive
disposition of the animal and the bird is
restrained by low temperature and the
citizen protected from the noise by closed
windows.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

The Republicans in the Senate tried TO
make campaign capital out of the Louis
lana elections by saying that Nichols vi 5
counted in bv fraud Then those two
immaculate patriots, Hoar and ingalls,.
rushed forward in glittering tin armor,
like the heroes on the stage. But Senator
Eustis answered with a few words that
settled the question, and these were that
United States Senate had nothing to do
with State election
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13
Iron Replacing steel.

One of the most remarkable mechanical
changes OF the day is the setting aside OF
steel and the readoption Of iron for some
of the most important parts Of locomo-
tives on many railroads 1t is only com
paratively few years since the change
was made, on most roads, from iron to
ST eel. New York Sun
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Beware of Ouinine.

A writer in u medical journal says.
Beware Of too much quinine. 1t will
produce a congestion Of the ear and mn
tation Of the auditory nerve. The com
mon habit of taking quinine for neuralgia
and other ailments without consulting
doctor is altogether reprehensiole and
may lead to very serious results. Many
cases of deafness are produced by over
doses and long continued use Of the
drug. Chicago Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

SHERMAN THE FAvoRITE OF THE
SOUTH "A special dispatch to the Balli-
more San dated Chicago, June II, says
A delegate from one of the Southern
States to the Republican National Con
vention says there will be much greater
proportion than usual of colOred men
from that section. This delegate, who
was formerly csrpet.bag member of
Congress, declares that most of the col.
Ored members will come to the conven
ton with no settled convictions, and will
be open TO the negotiation. According
to him. they are disposed to the belief
that Senator Sherman Is the best man for
them.
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For the Richmond Times I
BANDASA.

Ho gay is our banner! in strength and IN
piide,
The good bark "Bandana" floats far on the
tide,
Her anchors aweigh, her provisions all stored,
And hight" the true name OF her pilot
aboard.
Her decks are all clean, and her rigging all
taut,
And her crew those who fear not, and Will not
DC bought;
And aloit from the masthead her nag is dis
played:
Monopoly down-a and up for Fair Trade
One language, one country, united our lives.
Should work that the right of the fittest sur
wives;
So we offer prayer that the Powers above
VIII wrap In Bandanas this land that we love
As from water TO water we measure the
chain
That for Cleveland and Thurman shall solid
remain.
Our "BaDdana's" red pennon streams bold on
the sight
As for Tariff Reform and Reduction we
Lees tax for the farmer who tolls AT the plOw.
And for merchant and workman, whose sweat
Of the brow
The Bandana will cool, If they work with a
VII.
To tighten the Surplus" in Uncle Sans
till. INDIA BAR1ON HAYS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

OUR AMERICAN GLADsToNE-The ex.
traordinarv enthusiasm for Judge Thur
man throughout the country, and es.
peciallv in the West, testifies to the wis
dom of the Democratic National Con.
vention in calling the Neslor of the
party once more TO the front His
speeches at Columbus on Friday show
how absurd are the statements that "the
Gladstone Of America" is too old for
public service.--N. y Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

He WANTS IT.-A Western paper pub
fishes story TO the effect that Mr.. Depew
will not be a candidate for he presiden-
tial nomination by the Chicago Conven.
ton, even going so far as to give the de-
tails of an alleged letter stating the
reasons why he has concluded TO stay on.
of the race. Mr.. Depew has promptly
nailed the wild Western narrative as an
invention pure and simple. He is still in
the hands of his friends.-Baltinore Her.
aid
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1t will be the most comicel feature Of
the great Chicago circus when Malone
comes with one convention in his pocket
and Wise with another in his. So long
as they had the cohesive power of plum
der the Republicans were united, but
when they quarrel under defeat it shows
the lack of principle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

A Brooklyn woman is undertaken and EN-
balmer. 1t was her husbands business. and
she took it up after his death and is making
money at it. She says that many families
like better to have her around than man,
especially If the person to be buried Is
woman or child. The windows Of her
establishment do not display the usual NOR
tuary emblerns, but are full Of Towering
plants instead.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

The Tribune says that the "Confeder.
acy is in the saddle ready to ride rough
shod over Northern industries. And yet
the same paper and the Republicans i,
represents appeals to the South to cham.
pion protection.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

The Graphic portrays the Chicago Con
vention with a fgurative cartoon in
which the G. o. p. is sluggish old
boat drawn by balloons representing the
vague followers of that party, while
Cleveland and Thurman are rapidly
moving by them in light shell, with diff
ferent souls.
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J. W. fRAlcEk. ljie T.. Main street. hnl.e a..
sale and retail. Proprietor Of fraysvi b. ulft.
iuai Nerve aud Bone Eminent
l.. /. REEN l.. uc Fast Marshall. pc. Oh q
Duyai * NOrtOn's Horse Tonic, tOi.0ct' d, r,--
popsa Remedy, So.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

Mr.. Samuel d. Gordon has purchased
the Eastern Virginian and changed its
name to the Onancock Times, which he
will conduct as Democratic paper.
Onsncock should give three Demo
cratic crows for the Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

Westchester, New York, is bristling
with Winchesters, because the brick.
makers are having a row between union
and non union men.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

We want TO see tina. promised Repub.
lican organ in Richmond Of the Repub-
observation-disclosures and poke fun at it
for the delectation of the summer reader.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

The Bandans Club will be ready to
parade In honor of the ready made defeat
Of the Republican party which is expect
ed to be arranged at Chicago.
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AltfifLD DAIRY formerly WcsthauI ~
\. seventh street, and lbs T.. Main sir.tL
Fresh milk, cream, huiteI, butter mrs, aBj
cheese
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JOSEPH f.

JOSEPH +. WlNGFIELD, dealer Ia lumt,s
and ali kinds ol mOuldings Ani gDncn1
building furnishing Bill lumber cut {,
order. once, corner OF Bloai AMI LAufv.
streets, Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

IL the Prohibtionists OF Richmond are
ready to throw cold water on the canvass
let them 60 on. II will be warm for them
before they are through with it.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-13

Michigan may continue TO boom Alger
all it wants, but A,ger is not to be trotted
out successfully as dark horse
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Dyeing Embellishments

Mrs. \. !. PYLE. 3l5 n. Fifth-trcc iy .le
cleaning, securing, ana carpet Clti. us
Manufacturer Ot The Acme KenOsutlt
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Contractors and Builder

A. {. HOUSTON. III, r. Main street.
JOSEPH +. WlNGFIELD, corner 90 laure
ana Broad streets
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HAY, Grain. sc.
Iron Works.

WALTER TODD. i2G n. Sixth street Con
signments OF country produce solicited.
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ELLIS ADRIAN. 9ld T.. Broad street. MrEJ
advanced on personal property. once ciusJi
from Friday at SHUTDOWN 10 Saturday
suudoHu 81.
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JOSEPH DELARU l., 7lG +. Main street. .iti
hanging and general machine rtpa ius
Models TOT patents.
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". NICK BEDFORD, liO2 +. Main street
sign ~ the Horse. Manufacturerand whole
sale dealer.
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Prohibition will be a nice side show
for help TO the Republicans when it is a
plain fact that Democracy is opposed to
It,
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Marble Worker.


WALLEN a WRAY, Seventh and Grace
streets. Monuments tOmbs. maTOlel1ed man
fl4s
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ADAM DIACONT. 2Os T.. Marshall street
Wholesale AMI retail. Repairing neatly All
promptly done. .......
+. 4. (SEBIEl ChENShAW. vi Eh,t brnA
street. mattress maker ana upb0 -tenI
Wholesale and retail. Repairing nctt AM
dnr.lIN Nnu.-
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Employment Agencies


J. 2. JUsIIS, 2 \. Fiftcenth sfrrOt tIf
agent. Established 1868.
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A.C. HIGH. 1928 f. Main street. wa,che, and
iewolry neatly repaired.
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a. wALLERSTINE < co. II and / K. IN.
tteenih street. Potatoes, butter. be- ~.
bage, ne.
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Country Produce

I. a. GRAsBERGER, lHs f. Farslin stree,
All work guaranteed.
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Carringes aud HnrrIes

liLlAN -. FULLER. ITO T.. Carr street
Special attention L. repairing.
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Mrs. II. BANEfsTER. SO L. Broad - o.,
Lace curtains speciality.
lOHN j. HERlNG, corner Of Fourteenth ans
Main streets. Tents, awnings, bags horse ans
wagon covers.
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Candy siaDufacturer.


OLIVER b. DYER. 6li +. Marshall stree,
wholesale and retail. sole AGENT l0f ~,
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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Harness and Saddlery

A. II. CLARK r SON, 1870 Fast Main sire t
agents for Imperial chilled pl0ws.
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Boots and SHOES

J. X. TkASDALE. 1915 r.. Main street. a
t25osnd e. men's and g. and SO lad "a,
shoes.
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ASA SNYDER 4 co. zoos to l0li Cary Sweet
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSE,

BUSINESS HOUSES
The Directory beiow Of relia5le and oo,,
business houses, gtoins their bcaton ana
business, ~i4 b found Gerry useful a. a s,t.,c.
?f reference tor information relatire {, ~,
and al the different branches Of 6uane.s
Analytical Chemist.
Or. VI ENRY FkOELING. L. \. Twelfth AIR.,
chemist 70 chesapeake and Ohio and Kir
mond and Allegheny railroads Special :,
tentiOn 10 ores and IMMORAL waters
Architects
N. j. DlMMOCk, lloS f.. Main street. "a.
respondence solicited.
BARRIERS.
WILLIAM III. GARDINER. bl9 \ o.
street. Hair cutting. dyeing, shaw
shampooing.
Bakers
RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. AZ. Al.
proprietor, ii :. Twelfth street. Whole.
aud retail.
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Carpenter,andn uIIder..

NALTEh F. BkAUER. stall ~. n FIr,,
Market. Smoked beoi-tongues aspeciaIt,
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Mineral Water Bottiers;
Paints, oils, sc.

CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. 40 ". Hrsl
street. Manufacturers OF Vanilla PhoiILa
and mineral waters.