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DEATHS.


!. Died, mt the residence of his BROTHER, Johu j
Wicks, GEORGE D., WIcKs, sged twenty-seyen
81 Brethes thou art gosas1 tPr rest; 70 aa,0hs
q 5 For thou art now Where Oft on earth ',A
Thy spirit longsdtolbe. ~ II 'Uja-st
-. Brother, thou art gone to rest ,,r.,, = .
Z .e- Hut Jesus summoned thee away .u sEfa.
..,.I THY SAVIOUR called thee home, n,s
BFS sR io, sss sa s5 aaFs sr e
-.'. Can thee disturb stai'b no more: -S'1
Brother, rhou art gone to rest; 1''+'' ~,
Il =, And ssinis in light have WELCOMED thee
Toshare the Joys OF Heaven. ~. >,
HIS funeral win tsks place THIS tLlesaaS AT.
church, Friends aud aclusintances OF the family
are invited 10 attend without further notice = ,
b Died duly la,h. Mt Robtou station, Chesterfield,
BIIIIAH LEE, daughter Of Thomas r. and s. G
Amos aged one year, two months and fourteen
az fsnsEs X sa foqb 5asYs from The parents
Of common. Ivacity and sprishtliness, she pos
sessed also sweet disposition, which made her the
Ssse s6 hsRpy S Ter sas nj
support and comfort Che stricken ones, aud fnally
FeuIlite the broken family In Heaver.;3 Nd: r..
Balnpore papers please copy. glgt ;s,sf, ~.
DIED, Monday, July \, 1873, Of dphtherIa, MARY
George 4. aud Mary X. Minor, aged thirteen Years;
eight mouths, and twcnty'eght days, after two
weeks 5llneSs. ..s-rso. .-,--.,
,Hsr funeral will take place THIS Tuesday
AFTERNOON At O'Clock, from Centenary Metho-
dist Episcopal church. The friends aud ae4ratn,
tances OF the family and those OF the Richmond
Fire Department are respectfully invited to attend
Salem Roanoke Times please COPY e ts'*
Died, at the residence Of his parents, No. 500 So
Johns street, on Monday, i4ths iustant, at s2 %:
GEORGE I,AYIS3 ERPES, son Of. George e. apa BIC
Laura NJ. Eppes, ged two years, ninc mohtis a.'
ten days. . - Ats,a,t}, Y 1882. 80. :. !, !.
is funsr will take place AZ the Tes.ds J., 81 6is
The friends Of the family are Invited to attend
Died on Sunday morning the 1sth Instant, las
Wpstwood ANNIE HARTWEsIL,tn Infant eau gassI
OF John r. and Lizzie godsin5 aged nine montnF'
Her remains were deposited yesterday in Holly
wood. 4 ~ ~ No.
f,ia8 on Monday, July 18th, In Farmyille. w,
JtJsEFH, Infant SON Of Joseph 6. ana saraa -,
,nis funeral VIII take place from the depot Of the
9syhI5VENiNa, July 18th; at o'oaock, The srtsnds
OF iha family areanyited 70 attend. iti.s .sJst3.
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~ PERFECTION! REDUCTION RE-
u=e nIrcTIoN l-DAvoL COTTON, 49,;
WkMSUTTA, 1sc.;
new , ESP pTIoW-CAsE COTTON, at issc per
yard: G@gll l,,:,u,,, or ,,a , rTise, aoc.;
Fuliwidth UNBLEAGHED sHEEnts :. ave. per
Full-width ,BLEkCHED. shIS Ais' - ',',s'~l
yard; - ,,;r,,,,,,;rr OF THE-I, DOM
VoI I, PIT COTTON, &c. per yarn,
FRASKL1N cAMBRIc MUSLIN s at lSc' "0f'n
, zoe. per yard;L ..'.> ,..I,,.rd. -
LANsDALE CAMBRlC, CSC. per saia' ,oc ner
BLEACHED COTTON, 80 Inches "ioe' O. -''
yard; ur, and r1NBLEACHED
! TCoTTONat Iesc. per yard, az ,poruERs,.
sEw1NG-MAcHINE NEEDLES ~ re "a 1a
prices. -
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SPECIAL HVEl ee.lse s,zsss7 -, -
49, sITCH A NExAN ~ - :.
CHEAksss 49, ,,-Tssni oppofsanity and
nursHsse - nprY ApINEs
ri, NCK GR6pND sftsh 81 - :
mr. AGK GRUUED and WHITE iit. ~
NAuTNEs q: l.sc. worth 2oc: PEI i ~ dr.:
-. ~ TAP AeaksE POPL ms as 1875 I W
REAEl H61 r,nr,T yAIa at f69C. WoftU
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MARRIAGES.

Married. Uu the I'D instant, by the Rev. B. q
Wood ward, Mr.. A. W. TYkEE and Miss SAIL z
c., daughter Of the late George Il. Bette, OF inns
city. = = @''1 20 - ,&L.1 ! s-
Married. Yesterday, at the residence of Bishop
Gibbons, by Rev. Father JansseDs, ANTOHAO. -,
PiSAQNO and Miss MAGGIE f., HARDlE.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co, !
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, I
. 80 TTJ u RICHMOND, VA, June Is, 1918

II RICHMOND AND DANYlLLE RAILROAD Cc.,l
OFFICE ENGINEER AND sTrERiSJE aSs t.,
GOING WE ST.-The Lynchburs and
w Danyille Passenger Train daily EXCEPT SIM:
days. leaves Richmond at 0iS 4. NJ Hurkevtlle It
1:2o p. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg las r. NJ and ar
} sunday LyDchburs Passenger Traiu leaves Rich
mond at s:o5 A. NJ. arrives at Burkeylllc at ll::s
A. NJ. and Lynchburg at 4ao p. NJ. ~
mond daily at los T.. NJ; leaves Dnnyille daily At
sas p. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily at lilo
f@m.a' =. GOING EAST.
The Lynchburg and Danyille Passenger Trains
daily Except Sundays) leave LynchburS at sas A.
Nj leave nanville at els A. d.; leave s.i Bprs,Hle
THE Sunday Lynchburg Passenger Train leaves
Lyncbburg atsIs p. NJ: leaves Rurkeyille ut lilo r
n: arrives at Richmond at All K. NJ. ru.,, ,,,.o,
| Greensboro daily at S:l5 r. NJ; leaves Danyile
daily at la7 Il. NJ; arrives ut Richmond dsi'y al
Tbe Through Mail AMI Passenger Trains going
Soufh connect III Greensboro, with trains Oh the
North Carolina riilr oad for all points south.
With rb S On , ttanc S Si,sspp and Ohio
railroad for all points sputhwessand south.
Through tickets to all points som; ans southwest
and OF r. +! 'WaLKEn. agent of the Atlantic, Mis-
slssippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1870 Main street,
Papers That have arrangements to advertise the
~-S01'S - 49, -.-,.-f". T. nj. r. TALCOTT
je1a Engineer and Superintendent:
C,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD-On and after sth May, 1878, the las,eu'
ger trains VIII run as follows: -.t.
'i = .i'AS. - WESTWARD.
MAIL: TRAIN.-Leayes Richmond $40 4. "
DAILY except Sunday sonnestns ", Nth nS W ;s a.,
loftesyile. aud arrives at White sulphur Springs
EyPPESS TRAIN-Ieaycs Richmond at 10 L.
Vile at III. & 6! s. i-siiroad traias for
Lynehburg aud southwest, AMI arrives al Hln N
ington at $40 p. N. next day: Steamer leaTes uin
ington ON arrival Of the train, and arrives 81 I'M
einiiati sc O'Clock next morning. ftjrR . ,,,,
This train stops; between Richmond ami INe
Sulphur only at Junction. Gsrdonsv vile cnarlone'
.IACCOMbiOD ATION THAIN d. ~. Leaves Ki.hnon1
81 so s;Ia D 81 s.s isASfp' sHSA ~
PCS ,l.19HHl SSEAs,TwARD.2 -.
II STEAMER leaves Cincinnati ut r. NJ DAILY "a
-cept SUNDAY, and arrives at! Huntington al A.
81. next day. connecting with express train.
P1EXPRESS TRAiN.SLeaSes Huntington atNA;;
.pALY except Sunday, aud arrives at k,en ,r,ns
nj 40 A., 81. uext day, CONNECTING WIN uain'
going south and with James river steamer 10. sSl
folk This train stops between w ie sulphur anu
Richmond only ut Junction, Gort0nsyiile tG a,.
lottesfille, Staunton, Goshen, Mllboro, anu Wv
IMAIIsTRAIN.ALeaves N bite Sulphur sss n - ~
DAILY except Sunday, sounesting HIh c I'D a.
s. railroad at EhsS,o.iesy y anu '0'
i.a RECOMMENDATIONS RAiN.-Leayss 6or as,,,
Vile $50 "A. AZ. DAILY except SUNDAYS r.tltssd
ssain from ynchDrg and southwest, aud arrive ~
Richmond ,lql5 NJ. 90 Al ,omn,n,'s
For further inquire AZ tae coppaH'
ONCE BIo5d 1sa
lanes F!SErHiksHLIASD,G enefal. Aiche'
~ o.
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osfieh " s KIcaMoSD, V4,;June ea,isTa'
DIX, AUTHORITY OF Az .!A,,1 Al :. +
ar @ ss J ARE s CONS ss Is
i iast to ax the times for holding such terms
The terms Of the eth, 18th, and lash5 nave
been fixed as follows: ,trla sf.. ~ 1fesr
e NINTH CIRCUIT. -
Observation-Disclosures October, 18th March,
az IANCAsTaa.-7th october. list April, and second
m Mppnsssr1Gian October, nth March, and third
w@sa aTTassw sp October, 10th March, and
ygiogcEsTEns 9TH October, 1ss March, and arsts
KING s WiIIIaa.-l7th November, 18th April and
senS IN 9ay nth Anil and iI third
KIse 1sp SSsEs.- November ssth April,
rit 81 8 FIFTEEETH CIRCUIT. ., .a-i.F
WYTHE.-First Monday in March, second Monday
in s9s @ sI h9Rda tys IRA
in August, and last Monday in September III
u Sasas nSss Il ossr Mon
IN september, ana second Monday sfterfhe fourth
BLANp.-Third Monday in, May, fourth Monday
In August, aud fourth Monday after the fourth MOE.
day In October. 50 t1} .if'sa!.Arstfts9. MIX
SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT. 5.s,f7.{ St
BUCiiANAN.-LastlMo Monday in duly, Tuesday after
last Monday In October, and last Monday In Feb
riary. = - '''- '''1'i t9 ~ S..zssE&lfl
RUssE1L.-Firss Monday In August, November
and March. ..,s 81. ..,,,,.t
SCoTT-Thursday after second Monday Iii An
gust, November, and March. ,IgIigE
LEE-Fourth Monday iu August. November, ait
WIsE.4Friday after srst Mondsy, :afger. fourth
Monday IN August, November, and March. Eiss
SMYTH.-Third N.ondsy in September, December
WASHING oN.-FIrst Monday In 'ocfobcr,. Jan.
uary, aud May..liJ - lF!n u. BELL BIGGER.
Clerk of House Of Delegates.
the terms of the Circuit Courts does not take effect
until August Let, 1873. Ie A-2awln
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.. .'!EC,oMMoNwEALTH oFsyRGINIA,}
.DEpARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
- RICHMOND, July nth, 1879.

- + .. -$ECoMMoNwEALTH oFYIKGINA,t
hfra n.DEpARTMENT OF PyBLIC RR4NTING, {
,.a..... -, RICHMOND, July Nth, 1873.
,DROPOsALst FOR .REPRINTlNG, x XII
Am XITH VOLUMES, or LEIGHS RE.
PORTS VIII received sf Sniy ssd
iaS 1 Nyc hundred copies of each volume are re-
psnsSS safs S 81 dons the
~ raitanSs Reports aud to be completed and de5
iiyered dim iqur months from signing o. coz
.Proposals sforprinting must be by the Thousand
ems aud Token Of ssg sheets s lqT
sTe, vol VIII e awarded the lowest responsible
bidders, who be required 70 enter into bond with
security to be approved hy the Secretary OF the
.PansS fos tue books will be furnished by She un-
dess}enei, / and payment for printing and binding
same nude on the completion and acceptance Of the
works Blythe Secretary. of the Communweaith {
Copies Of che volumes to ereprtnted can be seen
at the Office of the undersigned. q, -.
~ l2-eodtjy22 Superintendent Public Printing.
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GovERsoR7WisE TRIES AGAIN. The Wash
'iugtsn Republican, of yesterday says ao:t: ID
Ills understood that Governor Wise, of Virginia
has written another letter on the political situation
guiyocally than before In support of the Admins
tration and places himself before the public most
Enthusiastically MS an out-and-out Repuohcan. 2tF'|
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. MILITARY NOTICES.

TIE ADoU Ar 7 EDS :AIIgGhsa
III IGIraRn. JULY ls,g 1s73.--Special Order n
:rt caDman mi VIII meet ut Old Market Han on Vj
yvEiSNEsDAY the 18th instant, at sso'ctoca
nrumptly for the purpose of electng non-co1nlhfs
Named ofhcers and making 1nal arrangements iol
fin federation Of the SECOND anniversary by oroei
of Captain Hebson. pArJr, D. s.,
u ~ J6-ft&. Efatf .-.s.E, H. 6.5I az - ~ "
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. H- JULY 9TH, 1873. ...' ~ aas.f
IT. r. PRICE & co. have lust received by steamer
and express eli ~ @9s - Ii1s atf fn..a..
Il New styles PARASOIS and SUN-SHADES;
SILK and Cambria UMBRELLAS, 49,.
Black IRON GRENADINES: , s...
Solld-colored and black LAWNS;
Sash and other Ribbons;
"a. Black English GRAPES and GRAPE Wills;
Henlstitched and Einen"Cambric HANDKER-
CHIEFS; 49,,
Black FQIILARD SILKS; ' ''..'
Lsleand Thread G AUNTLETs, &C., &. gS
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PROPOSALS.

.,.-..-.. go OFFIcB oF CITY ESGISERR,l
RICHMOND, VA, July IL, 1879.
proposals will be re.
IN cetved until FRIDAY July 18th, at12 O'Clock
NJ. to furnish the city mules and horses with feed
proyender, &C., for the term OF three mouths. Z.
!. The Committee on Streets generally reserve the
the contract for each article required to the lowest
biddors therefor. .. r.:..f,.s.,,
Forms of proposals can be obtained BY applying
atthis Office. WE. CUiShAMs
!! Nv i5.eod ri Il - E..as@r $500 City Engineer.
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III u $50 : f5s,
TRUSTEES:
= ,,.s,.. ~ TOWNSEND eCUDpEB,
z .-.s Tn1s.rf III fEINtEl III. HAfKA
sim. WuIETs. BnycE GRAY,
ROBERT IL TAYLOR, peE!ss y, ..s,1,-
WnIiAMT FBosT, HCHES Ial e d
" saH gCffxHL Es Disf6S, tl'fi
9AaEs 49,, Ia p N! spofPoRp.
JOIN ~, ~ 49, JAMES DouoI1S m Y
GEE. .iuss,.r .,GSi!Fa tyILBIAk NELSON, Or, ~
h sIas!s, s,t.as ~ HARRoLD DdrLsER,i y
1 - .,ssn ptssr If JogEpTt nLETs,i III
DANIEL q, WILIETTs, FRANCES n .,lLn 49,
EL1woop WALTER, pr AAfos.I' 81
u. GOLDEN MufsRAY,i j'ftiit sEiESis - eSof3
j, I: ituoap w ALfER, President ,,t,es, 80, III.
RCts,fi a. MoSTG oMERY, JR., .s,,,d..
lr,ansosw. HEaEMAs,, sss 1a tsFT'NFF4s "
1fl'As''oA' SECOND Weep President;
"a. j. DEsPARD, Secretary.
/ THE undersigned having been appointed General
{oe,its TOR tie State Of Virgtata Of the above first.
cioss. ltberta, and prompt-pdytng Murine COM
nanu,are prepared to take Mariueand Inland Nayi-
risks on merchandise, freight dhuls Of yes
sells to all parts OF the 1osrld npo7se most LIBERAL
TERMS and respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
phblic. Pr
POLICIES issued making loss payable In gold, or in
sterling, at the Office Of the companys bankers, In
Liyerpooi,f II desired. ~ ~ = 'g4 IT.
- THOMAS M.ALFRIEND s. SON, ~. ~, !,
a. n, No.p1north Tenth street 10
lie 25-lm;T <sE (Shaferstt Bhiidfng)si
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RtrsuNESs CHANCES.

DOR lsALE,qa LIGHT, PLEASANT
Il BUSINESS requiring but m9 nfdei. Ga asce
d1ress with real name, X. l. r., UtSpoGn =. ~
Satisfactory reasons given for selling. y ls-eL
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN
~ TELEGRAPHING.
We have dozen complete sets Of telegraph IN IN,
struments which viii sell cheap for cash. SCI
aaoeeserv To learn the business Ii desired we
viii give lessons ut the party's residence:
:. ,.s, 1910 Main street.
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:. Exd,IJRSIONs.
SUMMER TICKETS.

- The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT ATS Go Mf ! ~
ef wnv, and fefnrn same day at IL for rouno
lib Steamers leave daily sundays e1eepsedGs an a,
81 A. NJ, and arrive at F. Al ii SIX ivi s'ie ~
! I1so. 10 Vue de rEau or Old Point, $685. 10 Fue
de TEau or Old Point and return, y. -. a,t
ui !. isaIm ~ l.. B. TATUM, General Agent.
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NORTH BRITISH =. . ..,o1.s ~. ''..,'
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
s.'| LONDON kND. EDINBURGH, G. B. E'Ej

| Capital, S1G,0O0,e00 in gold; invested 10 the
Treasurer Of virginia $50. 900 In United States
bonds. ,,.t,.t.,. as.. a.. ;. :.
company, we are prepared to issue It's policies
against Toss or damage BY FIRE on buildings, msr-
chanlise, and personal property OF all kinds on the
most liberal terms. - =. A#!h.L X 90 :
Losses eqnitably adjusted and promptly paid. ~ !
i 49,, - =, ID. N. WALKER Dc CO.,
|. OCT t'Ei" No. 1014 Main street.
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rRUsTEEsj:'

4ssEFs.
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phpE lnfe COnStltufEOlaT E0Hln1BSIUH ItCUEIfILeu
this clarlng abuse and the EVIL result Of the prac-
lice, aEd framed section for the legislative article
81, the Constitution covering the whole question
Which proyides that no person should be eligible
to The Legislature who Ut the tune of his election ls
DR. within one hundred days previous thereto mas
Ger under the United States. or an officer nder any
ty goyernment also, any person aSGGp, any s
scseptance thereof shall Yacate his seat.'j ~ 2.
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This train stops; between Richmond and Malle
Sulphur only at junction, Gsrd0nsrle, charlote-
tyiHe, SrauntOu Goshen, N1ilhoro', and Covingtou
| ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM Leaves Ri!inona
at $40 p ~ DAILY except Sunday, and arrive al
nriivi lie al R.1i e, NJ ..4aeo 1917
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RIcf,MoSD. 'FfEpEBicKsBURG AND poroy AZ,
a. ~ RAILROAD: COMPANY, !OPPIcE or
GENERAL TICKET AND EREIGItT AGENT.
,,n,,. i, -. RICHMOND. June 49, 1914. |
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ~
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FOR SALE.

A LOT of vacant land situated on the west side
IA of High, between Pleasant and Danforth, SITS.
This let has front of about 81 feet and is about 1874
feet deep, and plans have been drawn bv How, for
block OF seven or nine genteel and convenient resi-
dences and adapted for the same. Enquire of
EDWIN CHURCHILL,
No. Portland Pier,
mar28 From IL to 2 o'clock. P. NJ.
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THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. IA, 1873.
Gossip and Gleanings.

Gossip and Gleanings.
Jet has secured its old place in fashionable
favor.
A Western paper has political article
headed, Questions for the hour" which
will take four hours to read
The most stylish dresses this season will be
as plain as possible. Black silk will be the
favorable material for street wear.
We are grateful to the Hamilton (Ont.)
Spectator for the suggestion that, after all, it
wasn't the broth that was spoiled, but the
Cookies.
A Michigan paper recently closed an obitu-
ary notice with the misquotation, ''He is not
dead, but squeaketh." The printer appar-
emily wasn't minding his ps and q's.
The most gaudy garments will be worn in
the house this winter, such as sleeveless jack
cts of scarlet cloth, embroidered in Nile
green, gray and violet
Massachusetts, papers have lost all interest
in the excavation of Troy since the discovery
of ''the cellar walls of the first house built in
Yarmouth
The ultima thule Of surgery has been
reached in New Haven, if we may credit a
local chronicle which tells of patient there
who recently chad cancer removed from
her heart.'
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!

WILL be sold, the Homestead of the late Cant
W Reuei Driakwater in Cumberland, situated
one-hall mile from Cumberland Depot, containing
buildings. - ''' 0"'
., Also, within onethird of mile of the above. ON
the foreside road to Portland, about 40 acres mostly
OF Wood on the same
Also, wool lot of 40 acres with nearly 1000 Cords
Oh ood standing, situate on the Rangeway, and
near the Depots of the Grand Trunk and M, G. Rail-
roads, IN Cumberland
Also acres Of Marsh near Martins Point Bridge
in Falmouth.
Enquire of Capt. VIM. Drinkwater near the prem
ises, or CHARLES HUMPHREY
Administrator, at Yarmouth llage.
Yarmouth Oct. 2, 1873. oc3deod&w4w
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John Paul says that when a man walks
squarely up to the clergyman who married
him three years before, takes him by the hand
cordially, and, without word of reproach,
inquiries after his health, it is useless for any
to maintain that Christian forgiveness is a
thing of the past, and does not enter largely
into that mans character, or that the heroic
virtues have all disappeared from earth.
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School Of ElOcutiOHa
MRS R0RERTS

Is prepared to receive Pupils iu all the principles of
Practical Elocution, and Voice Culture; either in
class private. For terms &C., apply personally
by letter to NO. CASCO STREET.
REFERENcEs-Hon. BENZ. Kingsbury Jr., Rev.A.
X. P. Small, Rev. Charles b. Pitblado oc1dtf
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A Desirable Country Residence for
EDUCATIONAL.

st. Augustin's School for Boys,
As Danf0rtll Street. Portland, Me.
Rt Rev. Henry A. Neely, d. D., Visitor. o. L.
Billings, Principal. Send for Circular oc10tf
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-14

A Detroit business man found a counter
felt fifty-cent scrip among his currency, the
other day, and he put it in his vest and that
afternoon gave it 10 little girl begging on
the streets. When he came back from tea he
found the same piece Of scrip in the drawer
again, and questioning his clerk he learned
that little girl had brought it in, bought a
stick of gum, and gone away with forty-nine
cents good money. That bank has suspend
ed on currency payments to beggars.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-14

John FL. William, is the name of a new
humorist. He writes over the nom de plume
of ''B. Dadd," and for that reason they let
him father all the funny things in the Norris
town (Pennsylvania) Herald.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-14
A CHILD DESIRES A HOMI

A YOUNG LADY with good references desires
"A to give her child, a bright BOY, one year and
half old, to good family where he will be kindly
cared for. Address
Q. O., WOODFORD,s CORNER.
oc10 1wx
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For Sale.

- The store and one-half OF the double house
E, on the corner of Danforth and Valiant street,
A- one of the most desirable locations in the city
The lot is very large and will be sold very easy
torms. large portion remain mortgage.
G, r, DAVIS,
Real Estate and Mortgage Broker.
sea eod1m
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Sanf0rd's Improved RefrigeratOrs.

The three points of excellence which clam. are,
ISL constant and thorough circulation OF pure al,
2nd; ryness. dampness mould nor taint' oiu % ho
lntel mir CLING of odors; purity and active an ,ne
elements of Sss Call or senu ior c,TcqnIs'
Manufactured and for sale by J. T. MERRILL, pc
tween Cross and Cotton sts near Leavitt burniysn
q Co.'S Ice House. Portland, Me. .leooT
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For Sale or Exchange

For other Property. A rare chance.
,&bgsA first rate Farm, containing 160
Etaa Ssrszz acres of good land, well divided; has
q giIasfhiA% nice Sugar Orchard of 400 trees,
3zl cut twenty five tons of hay this year.
An abundance of wood and water. This farm is sit
uated in the town of Campton, N. H., which is a IA
vurite resort for SUMMER BoARDERs. Is only four
miles from Plymouth. 1t offers rare opportunity
to one who wishes either to engage in farming or
keeping boarders, and very excellent for both
branches, as the place must be sold to close an es-
tate. Apply to VIM. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
Portland. oc6dtf&w1t
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Portland Savings Bank,

NO. 81 EXCHANGE ST.
LII deposits of one dollar and upwards COM
IN mence interest on the first day of the month
following the date of deposit.
nay29-df FRANK MOVES, Treasurer.
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A ACTIVE and reliable agent in this:lsr :,
IA represent one of the oldest Life Companies n
the country. Address with references
"PENN" Lock Box 55 Z. o.
Jyl7tf Philadelphia Pa.
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Gorham, N. H., makes special boast that
game is so plentiful in its neighborEood that
every railway train "runs over partridges y
just as if trains didn't necessarily run over
part ridges and part valleys throughout that
hilly State.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-14

The Chinese temples in San Francisco are
not as popular objects of curiosity with the
Eastern tourists as they were previous to the
discovery that the sacred buildings are fire.
quently used by the Chinese to secrete small
pox patients.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-25

man to do anything, tell her not to do
il, aud she II do il certain. could not
stand the temptation. The secret was
there. / wanted 10 know il. | opened
the door, and out popped the tarnal
critter right into my face. ] thought
the old bey had me, aud broke for the
stairs with the critter butting me at every
jump. | fell over the tub and got down
stairs as you found us all in a heap"
But, madam" said the doorkeeper,
4" You are in possession of the great
secret Of our order, aud you must go up
to be initiated end then 90 in the regu-
lar way.
Regular wayl" exclaimed the lady,
aud do you suppose | am going near
the tArnal place, aud ride that ar tarnal
criter without bride or a lady's sad
dle2 No. / don't want anything to do
with the man that rides H. I'd look nice
perched upon a billy goat, wouldn't IL
No, neyerl I'll never go nigh it again,
nor you shall nuther-if can prevent
it, no lady shall ever join the Odd Eel
lows. Why, I'd sooner be Free Mason,
and broiled on a gridiron as long as the
fire could be kept under it, and pulled
from garret to cellar with halter, in
pair OF old breeches and slippers, just
as 'my poor dead husband And he
lived over it, but never could live over
such another ride as | took to-day.