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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27
The Great Health Restorerl

Many Thousands Of sick people have been restored to per-
feet health by rstos Sarsapara and Pills and more
cates and letters Of grateful thanks have been
ceived in their than probably written for
all other medicines combined Suffer whatever your all
meut is give remedies trial matter how often
YOU may have been disappointed, they will benefit, and
most likely cure you For Sale by j. Barncke Weaver
vilIe Gal 56T.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

~ More than 100000 people bear testimony to the won
dern curative effects Of DR.. Pierces Alt Ext or Golden
Medical Discovery For palptaton irregular action Of
the heart all acute lingering Coughs and for Liy-
druggists.
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A Lady of High Rank

Wife of the leading statesmen of England, says 81
have duly received the of MURRAY LANMANs FLORIDA
WATER, which you kind enough to send have
tested its merits and find it most delightful perfume
more delicate and fowerke in its than any other
toilet preparation have before used"
as should be particular to ask for the Florida
Water prepared by Lanman Kemp New York, who are
the sole proprietors OF the genuine perfume. 5ll.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

AoCIDENT-We are reliably informed that a
short time since, while at work in his claim in
the Hay Fork Canon, Henry L. Warren slipped
and seriously injured his knee, and also cut
quite cash in his head. At last accounts he
was improving.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

J. Q. WELSH, Photographic Artist, is at pres
ent in this county and intends to remain only q
few weeks. During his sojourn with us, he will
visit the various localities in the county, stop.
ping but short time at each place. Mr.. Welsh
has come direct from San Francisco and is pre-.
superior manner. Parties desiring good like
nesses will do well to embrace this opportunity
ON
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RETURNED.-Hon. NJ. w. Personette has re-
turned from trip to San Francisco He says
he had a very good time, saw many old Trinity
people and that all of them appeared to be do
ing we'll.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

VIsIroRs.-G. l. Taggart, Esq, and ex-Con
troler of State, Geo. Outon, accompanied by
their wives, paid Weavervile a flying visit this
week, having rooms at the New York hotel dur
ing their STAY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

COSMOPOLITAN Benevolent Society of Nevada
City. Have you secured your ticket? If not,
do so at once. Have you examined the adver-
tisement and noticed the list of magnificent gold
coin prizes Even the smallest one of 500,
would be acceptable; and then look a. the
thousands. Who would be so unwise as to de-
lay investing So 80 in ticket and thus secure
fortune, all in gold coin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

y ANoTHER.-Jacob Paulsen is after the Asses
or's Office. Just a few more aspirants for every
Office would make things look lively. We oc-
cupy an elevated position and the situation re-
minds us of the words of the poet, "The combat
deepens-On We braves ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

BooTH for Governor, Reed for Congress and
John Martin for State Senator, seems to meet
with the approval of a large majority of the Re-
publicans of this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

LARGE LoT.-M. Lang received two wagon
loads of ham, bacon and shoulders on Wednes-
day last. He has more on the way which will
arrive soon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

UPON undoubted authority, we have it that
the latest style teapot introduced in Weavervie
consists of a partly-worn gum-boot. " Economy
is wealth. >"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

DEEDS accommodating the past week the
following transactions in real estate have been
recorded
John G. Dodge to John and Jacob Bowerman--
the undivided one-half Of water-right and ditch
situate near Minersville-$l20.
All Yoke & Co. to All Chin & Co.-mining
claims, water bitches, etc., on Milestone Bar
$3.50.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Union Republican County Central Commit
tee met at.Weaverville, on the oath instant, pur-
suaut to published call. Present, F. W. Young,
A. r. Earl, Henry Junkans, E. P. Lovejoy, Il.
Sillcox and Ellis Flowers. Resolutions were
adopted calling convention of delegates from
the different precincts to be elected under Por-
ter's Primary Law, to assemble at Weaverville on
the 10th of June next to choose delegates to the
State and Congressional Conventions. The
committee further resolved that the question be
submitted directly to voters at the primary cleo
tions for delegates, whether the present mode Of
making nominations shall be continued or wheth-
er the party shall return to the Convention sys-
tenn of choosing a ticket. The Convention was
called because the time of holding the State and
Congressional Conventions was too short to ad-
nit of an election under the Crawford County
Plan.
The following test was adopted:
Resoloed, That no person shall be permitted to
vote at the primary election herein provided for,
who did not vote for Grant and Cofax or would
have done so had opportunity offered, and who
will not promise to support the nominees of the
Union Republican State and Congressional Con-
ventions.
The Convention will consist of thirty-fve del
egstes. 1t is to be hoped that the party will
manifest decided opinion in relation to the res
olutions adopted in 1867. The apportionment
of delegates and other particulars will be found
in the published notice elsewhere.
From MoNTANA.-We are indebted to Mr.. Geo
B. Jumper for his kindness in allowing us to pc
letter received from Henry 7. Jacobs an
old Trintarian, and dated Helena, May 18th,
from which CLEAN the following information
regarding former well-known residents of this
county: Greenwald on. Lang's brother-in-law) J
is at Cornne, Utah, keeping hotel and doing
very WELL 90 Red head " Loffmann has a bakery
in the same town. Mark Ochetree is also there
and married. Smith Kllbury in White
Pine last Fall Severn Jacobs, Capt. Trufant,
John Downhour and family, and number Of
other Trinity folks are in the Territory. Henry
does not know whether to go to Salt Lake and
marry six or eight Mormon women or return to
Trinity. Better come back to your old love,
Henry
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

PARTIES desiring to invest in sewing machines
can do so at great advantage by applying at the
JOURNAL office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

REDuCTloN.-Mr. r. Clifford, agent of Wells,
Fargo 4 Co., informs us that his company have
made another reduction of their express charges,
$l3 per hundred being the present rate between
San Francisco and Weaverville. He also tells
us that the company will, in all probability,
make still further reductions as the railroad is
extended.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

RETURNED.--M. F, Griffin returned Friday
night of last week in good health and spirits
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

READ the advertisement of Dr. Il. H. Pardee
Oculist and Aurist, to be found elsewhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

OMAHA LEGAL GIFT ENTERPRIsE.-Thi Enter
prise is gotten up in aid of Public City Library
at Omaha. There are only 10000 tickets in all
at So 90 each. The day of distribution draws
near. The Omaha papers speak of it as great
success, in which confidence can be placed.
Those desiring to secure tickets should do so
before it is too late. See advertisement on
fourth page
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
the Eighth Industrial Exhibition of the Mechan-
les Institute OF San Francisco, which will open
Tuesday, August 9Th, 1871, and continue four
weeks, day and evening. Any information de-
sired may be obtained by addressing j. Il. Gill
more, Special Agent.
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WEAVERVILLF
TAKE NOTICE.

NHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
that have left my books and accounts with
NJ. f. Griffin, at Weaverviile, and constituted
him my agent to settle with all who are indebted
to me. All persons owing me are notified to
come forward and make Immediate payment to
him, as 1 must have the money, GA word to
the wise is sufficient"
JOHN JACKSON.
Weaverville February Is, 1870. 7-tf
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THE CAMPAIGN OPENED-Messrs. Kuper, Kars-
ky Co. have opened the Summer campaign at
Junction City and give the people the Glorious
News that they will sell goods % per cent cheap
er than any other store, and that they will not
be undersold. They say Opposition is the life
of trade, " and intend to rush things accordingly
you want bargain, go and see them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

FoR the very Best Photographs go to BRADLEY RU-
LOFsoN, No, 429 Montgomery Street. San Francisco
Ca Closed Sundays. 80
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

THE Democratic Central Committee of this
county will meet on Saturday, May 9th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-27

RIPE Strawberries have made their appearance
in WeaYeryiIle,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIsroUs SERVICES To.MoRnow.-We
note the following special appointments
Methodist Episcopal Church Omitted
States Court-room).-Rey. A. r.. Miller
having returned. will preach at IL A. NJ.
St: Paurs (EpiscopaD will not he open.
st. Marks (EpiscopaD .--Collectlon inthe
evening for the Chicago sufferers. Meeting
OF Sunday-school scholars at the chapel
corner Of First and Foushee streets at 4
O'Clock for practice in singing.
st. James (EpiscopaD Collection in the
morning for the Chicago sufferers. g -
Christ pal-Valley)-Rev.J j. E.
Hammond at half past p. Nj.
Monumental (EpiscopaD.- the morn
ing collection will be taken up for the
Chicago sufferers. In the evening, divine
service will begin at o'clock. "a ,.,..e
Second Baptist. REV. C.. G. Biting at II
A. NJ. and half-past7 P. NJ.
First PresbWes1an-Rev. j. A.. Cham.
bliss at II a. NJ, and Rev. &. III. Read, u.
D., at halEpast ] p. NJ.
Arbor Meeting.-R2v. J. A. Chambliss
will preach at o'clock at the arbor on the
Mechancsville turnpike.
1t Is expected that collections will be
taken up In all the city churches either in
the morning or at night for the benefit of
the sufferers by the Chicago fire.
Third. Street african (methodist Episco-
paD.-The pastor at II 20 A. M., Rev. Mr..
Warned at quarter to Z. NJ, and Bishop
Wayman at 8 Z. 81.
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The NEW BRIDGES ACROSS THE JAMES
The workmen on the new James River
bridge, commonly known as the Free
bridge, are making much more headway
than Is generally supposed. Nine Of the
seventeen piers are finished, and the founda-
tions of all have been laid. Persons are
constantly passing to and fro on the tenn
porary structure erected for the use of the
bridge.builders. Within two months the
masonry will he finished, and 1t Is expected
that the superstructure will be completed
by the 1st of May.
Meanwhile work Is progressing on the
Tredegar bridge with great dispatch. This
bridge will unite the Richmond side of the
river with Belle Isle. and thence by the eX-
listing short railroad bridge with the Ches-
terfeld side. This will probably be COM
pleted by the 1st of March.
The contract for the masonry of both Of
these bridges Is In the hands Of Mr.. Ed
ward Vickers. He is also rebuilding the
river wall between the Danville depot and
Mayo's bridge, which was washed away by
the great fresh Of October, 1870. This is
no small or easy job. Mr.. Vickers has ut
work on the three enterprises two hundred
and seVenty-6ve men, about one-third Of
whom are skilled stonemasons, receiving
four dollars day.
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MORE ABOUT INSURANCE CoMPANIEs.-
Messrs. John n. Claiborne & Co. have re-
ceived the following telegram from tbs
general agents Of the Pacific, of San Fran
cisco:
"NEw YORK. October -, 1871.
"John Fl. Claiborne d Co, Agents, Rich
11ond, Vd.: @~+ '-"
Pacific will pay oil liabilities and 90 on
Take all good business you can get. Hyou
need supplies, telegraph.
CRANE, HARE & LOCKWOOD,
General Agents."
Messrs. Davenport & Co. have the follow.
ing from the New York secretary of the
company which they represent
OFFICE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ANDl
''GLoBE INSURANCE COMPANY, :
NEW YORK, October -, 1871. }
"Daoenport & Co., Richmond, Va.:
"Chicago losses probably under $2,500,-
600. The directors in New York are au-
thoriZed to draw on London. Charge
higher rates In your district.
"ALFRBD PELL, Secretary"
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MANCHs ssTER 1TEms..

The GRAND Mass. hfErr1Na,-The Con
serTative barbecue and mass meeting here.
tofore announced came of on yesterday al
Forest Hid, 0 feW miles, from this place,
and was grand success In every way. The
attendance was large. and catables and
drinkables abounded ia profusion.
The mass meeting was presided over by
q. b. Woodbridge. township supefintend-
ent, assisted by vice. presidents and secre-
taries from each township in the county.
Stirring addresses were made by Messfs.
Wake, Glopton. Am5ers, w bite, eHobson,
Scion johnson, and others We are well
Satrfed that the gathering of yesterday
has givenlau additional impetus to the good
cause in the banner county.S-Not-t the least
pleasing incident, OF the day, was the arrival
about noon OF Justice White, B. III. Berry
and other Richmond friends all OF whom
received an old fashioned welcome. Due
notice will be given OF the names OF the Of
ticers of clubs. '.lE-c ~ ~. '~@.rJ :
RELIGIOUS SERyIcEs.-Rev. Mr. Brown
will preach Tonight at the Presbyterian
church. We have been requested to call
particular attention to this service, az it is
designed especially for those " no have been
prevented from attending service du!fug
the week. The usual services at this church
on the Sabbath-11 A. NJ. aud r. III.
AT the Methodist church ut hal.-past 7 P.
NJ. the pastor win deliver sermon before
Friendship Lodge, Knights ofPythiss. The
public are invited. The usual services In
the forenoon. .St'17a - #3 -. s5.'' 2
Atthe Meade Memorial church the morn
Ing collection will be for the benefit OF the
Chicago sufferers. The usual service at
night.
At the Baptist church, in the absence of
the pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Jeter will occupy
the pulpit in the forenoon. We have not
been advised as to the service ut night.
THE WATER WoRKs. The water will be
let off from the town canal this afternoon
in order to allow critical examination of
the wall Of the wasteway. heretofore re-
ported to be In bad condition.
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RICHMOND PAPER MILLs.-The commo-
dious and substantial new building now
being erected by the Richmond Paper Man
ufacturing Company is rapidly approach
ing completion, and will probably be ready
for the machinery within the next three
months. 1t Is located at the foot of Eighth
street, just below the Petersburg depot.
With such water-power, such machinery
as will be used, and such conyeniences for
all the processes of manufacture as this
property affords, the new company ought
to, and doubtless will, do business on a
large scale.
In this connection we may state that the
Manchester Paper Mills, which have hith-
erto turned out brown paper only, will
soon be adapted to the manufacture Of finer
grades. 1t Is stated, too, that the Apo
mattox Mills will soon be removed from
Petersburg to Richmond.
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GERMAN BOOKS used IN our public sch ole n Ill
be furn!s. cd by ELLysoN s TAYLOR, next to Dis
patch ofl:e Matn street. who cfFar them at follow
Ing very loves. tenn:
Ahn's German t'rimer, by ". Grauert ...-.s &c
German Dictionary, by 0ehIsch;ager. ......... so
q. Top Books, by Fechner Is
Anus mcthod II Learning the German Lam
guaGe-First Course (practicsD. ........... 90
Second Course tTheoretie ,D....... 40
The s7me In one volume. e.................... l %
Ahn's Method by j. C. Oehischluser OC
Otto's Geimsn Grammar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT :;
W. Graueit's Reader ...............,....,. Ct
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White presidsng.-The following cases were
diSpo. ed OF
Mary Murphy, charged with being drunk
and lying in the street, was required to
give security in the sum of $50 for three
months.
William Morris (colored), charged with
creating q disturbance at the circus. Fined
81.
Alexander Reid, charged with assautlng
and beating Frank oenonson, was tinea
81.
J. W. Kelly, charged with retaining pos
session of So in currency, balance due Lu-
cien Saunders Of S5-note, the property
of said Saunders, and handed Kelly in pay
ment for three drinks. Discharged.
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|. .ful Of bonds, but what are they worth? On
one hand hear Of reputation, and on the
other funding, and even refunding and
these bonds may yet be more than wGFeal-
ize. Richmond isrnot only the centre of
political influence in Virginia, but the CEN
tre OF Baptist Influence IN, the State !; and
we should make 1t the.-centre OF literary
and scientific influence in Virginia.
BBNARKs OF EEr. m. WILSON. r,r
Rev. n. W. Wilson had hts heart IN the
cause too /; but perhaps, said he, I'll not
have the works that Brother Tanner has to
back up his contribution, though trust I
have the faith In my heart. This said, the
speaker made liberal offer.
The pleasant discussion was kept I'D
until IL o'clock, after which the meeting.
adjourned. -.Es..T- =
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JOB PEINTINo.--we call the attention o. ner'
chants, clerks Of courts shsrtfs, lawyers, rail-.
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
sl others having orders for printing, TO the fsci
ties offered a. the DISPATCH PRINTING GsTs sB
LIsHMENT for The prompt and faithful execution
~ al kinds or Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, BilI-ResGs. Letter Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hsnd-Bills, Catalogues Biils Of Fare, show.
Btl.s, Checks, Drafts. &C.. &C.. 60, Satisfaction
p1a
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WHAT NEXT? The unlimited tupgly OF new
goods is til increaeing at the Dollar store, corner
cf Ninth snG Msin streets. Among tn. ir lates. we
have seen b. autlrul little piano, smoksro' res
tobacco boxes, neerSchaum pires, toilet sets
domInrs, chessmen, Backgammon boards (rur.
nished, bslls, gilt bar d,, she sets and bracelet
hair brushes aud combs, large looking g. sses
photograph albums, &c, and maay artic es apaa
r.nry cheap at double the money they offer the IT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-14

CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETIHG.-The first
grand Conservative mass meeting of the
campaign will be held at the City Hall on
Monday night, commencing at s O'Clock.
Judge Ould, Judge Crump, the candidates
for the Legislature, and other prominent
gentlemen, will address the meeting, and
brass band will be in attendance. The
Central Committee mean to make this meet
ing great success, and the cooperation Of
all good Conservatives is asked.
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THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED at EIzzrNrs.-
He has just received large supply OF fancy toys,
bon bons, ornaments for cake,, foreign candies.
gum aud marshmallow drops, and Is daily making
plain and fancy candles. He makes the best
chocolate drops that can be bought sny y he Q
Parents will find everything at his establishment NJ
TO pIeast tho little onps .t. ..f. m"se
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TRADE AND COMMERCE loF = CnMoND.-The
Interesting Chamber OF Commerce report on his
subject, prepared by the secretary Captain r.
G. CoGHLAN), has been published In book folm.
paper covers, and Ia for sale By ELLYsoN & TAY-
LoR. II contains vast amount of nseful informa-
ton and statistics, and should be IN every Office
and countin p-room.
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FIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ THE MANCHESTER POS % FIJI j.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ THE MANCHESTER POS 7 % FFI c +
OITUBER ID 1871.
Persons calling for letters in this list win please
say Advertised" II not called for in four WI ess
they Will be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE, 10
Washington, ID. &.
LADIES' LIST.
Belcher, Miss Sall1eA. Hatcher, Miss ?. G. t2)
Brsxton, Ii .rlotte Miuer, Miss Ttmpa
;hailnan Winner Powell, Miss y. A.
Cns ky, Miss ID. Vaughan, Miss Vlrgtnio
ClaIk MIS-, ssrah Vaughan, Mrs. yirSinta
Dorset, Miss IDA WIliisms, Mrs, Nancy
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Archer, j. X. (3) Mute. G. II.
Bole, klick Mosby Jas. (caloreG)
Bow!es, Ches. field Monroe. ltcbaTt
brtwn, Js.se Per kins, j. b.
i'lC p:on ", I. icy Ksnr, f.u3tus (colcrld)
Gnu Der. Andrew IT SwIntoa. William
IIcrselt. rr. Taos. Il. mi!h, JcseIh
II skell s. ". " allac", T.. II.
,Juhuson J,hu L. Washing on, j:
keiTsey, Thomas R. Nilnsms, A. +.
Lipsc0iub. tat. Win.ry, key. -. II.
lii. II. UhitmOre john
j. II. CUNNINGHAM, +. Al.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN FAIRFIELD
TowNsH1p.-At meeting of the Conserva.
tives Of Fairfield township, held at the
Fairfield House on yesterday afternoon,
Meesrs. r. w. Heninger, B. 3. Corr, Will
lism q. Brauer, James M. Carter, William
Christian, and r.. n. Thorn were elected
delegates, and Messrs. A. NJ. Braxton, G..
Feitig. and John Smell alternates, to the
county Convention to select nominees for
sheriff, superintendent Of the poor, and
county surveyor, which meets at the coun-
ty courthouse 1t II O'Clock to-day.
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DISTRICT SCHOOL sTRUsTEEs.-The Board
of Education have appointed the follow
ing school trustees: Augusta county, Mid
die River district, William A. Hanger,
NICE K, B. Koiner, appointed teacher; Pas
lures district, James Herzir, vice j. Frank
Herzir, appointed teacher. fk.ts.
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There ale moIG tlan ulty lltuSti9lioGD' Ah>'~N1e
POaTaAIr OF CHARLES SCaIBSER.
The iiIustra ed articles are:
.TuiRTY SEVEN DAYS OF PERIL" A
Truthful a. Thrilling Narrative.
THE UNBARRING OF HkLL-GATE. A
Graphic Descriptive Article.
Low LIFE IN NATURE. A Brilliant Pare
on Popular Science.
MoRMA PHOEBE. A Poem in Dialect.
BED1N THE HAND. Poem, with Fitch
ings.
There are Ave stories.
THE TWO MRs. sCUDDAMOREs. by Mrs
Ol!phant. Written expressly for SeTibaer''
NJ nthly: snd so brilliantly written as to be al
mott sensational.
PRISCILLA. By Edward Fgcleston,
"a kweeter story ne'er.w tsla."
HALLOWEEN; OR CH8IS*IE'S FATE. II
be read on Halloween night.
NOT rAPIEASANT STORY. Being Passage
from tie Private History of a Public Nuts. nee
BY Mrs Phelps, suthor Of Gates Atr, &c.
HILFRID CUMBERMEDE. By GsorLe Mac
aonald. With an iluetration.
THE RIGHT NOT TO yCTE IS BrilllaS
Cesar, by William C. ConaDt.
THE CLUES OF PARIS 10 fparSing Pspe
by our gifted CcuntIywcnan, Miss Putnam.
There are six beautiful p 'ema:
"FRUM SEA TO SEA" by Joaquin Miller
"ToO WISE FOR LOVE" &c. &c.
Editorial Department:
IN ,1EMoRIA sCRIDSEE. b.
Donald &. Mitchell.
TugstNs OF AMERICAN GOOD NATURE
BY J G. Holland.
ToRrUREs OF THE EINNKR-TABLE. By
j. G. Holland.
MORE ABOUT SUNDAY SCHOOLS &C.. &C
The other Editorials ale exceedingly rich aut
attractive. Tbey contain Brilliant Review o.
JOAQUIN MII.LER'S PoE MS and Sparkling
Not,ce OF RRYANT'S TRANSLATION OFTHF
ODYSSEY, &C., &C.
CULTURE AND PROGRESS ABROAD Is o.
asnec,sl interest IN the present month.
eeri.s or Papers by Mr.. Gladstone, Prime
N,n,s.er OF England, are promised at an earl,
dste.
rnture numbers will be equally attractive
Scritper,s Monthly for 1879 will be unsuipasseo
IN Ii crary ss we'll as Arti.tic merit Dy any feF1'
od,cal ON either side Of thu Atlantic.
a. u year and IS cents o number.
sCRIBNER q CO.,
ocn1t No. 6si Broadway, N. Y.
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PRESENTATION OF CoIoEs.-. Mayor Kelley
rviil % TO Petersburg to-day to deliver an
address M e at the presentation Of a stand OF
coiars TO Colonel Cameron's company of
Volunteers. The colors presented are those
of the old Petersburg rifiemen. The pre-
sentation will take place ststhe now opera
HnIfea. go. -, -