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BEAUTIFUL FLowER-sTANps-soniee ,,s,. ~,
tireIy new-at MoRToS's garden' corner u 'nA'A'
and Reservoir streets.
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R,eTncsr,. "a 4. i s78.

"a RICHMOND, Va, nay D. 1915. ~
& MR.. RoBEHT sAgMIsTE4n. Dear Sir,-I hare
used In my family DR.. D,Arrsstsdt'a DysTzpTic
DROPS, prepared by you, and pronounce It . most
yalitsbe medicine for dyspepsia. indigestion. and
heartburn. Respectfully. E. F.LYoSs, s
Cardo1o, Tosirdurean Il Co. u.
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IT IS CONCEDED by aIl smokers that wHIg-
LOCKS NOBEL CIGARS arc the best for Ten caats.
For sSle everywhere, se5 49,. 5tse
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yIRGISIA HIsroRrcAL soc1ETY.

HISTORICAL REPRESENTATION OF THE
STATE AT TEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN0e MEMORIALS OF WAsHINGToN-yAL-
UABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HIS
TORY OF VIRGINIA By EDMUND RAN
DOLPH.
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c
no 431 gRoAD STREET YOU

ITO 431 BROAD STREET YOU H@
/ had better 60 and ask b. +. TINS-sz4eeesSod1S d1
LEY 4 CO, whom the most OF you know,
TO show you their Ladies' serge Foxed ~ TWO aoiais
and half, 80 5Ji
And those made, too, OF real genuine calf:
And then their Serge Button .. two an ana a.as.se
nd FORGET not 10 sec their Mems ahd Boys Shoes
Made np In all stylcs, with thread or wfre screws
Gents Congress Buckle Shoes, Prince Alb+rss, H'r
row or wide, .
Suitable for any, whether they walk or ride !,
Trunks Satchels Vailses, and Straps saitablc Ter s
50 their friends will please Etop AMI gave shenf si
Repairing still done, desire 10 say,
And believe all charges TO be moderate In every H
J Il
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BrsKrNs II great variety
at BoscuES's 60s and g. I Broad street.
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lust RECEIVED, a full line OF &G5a
J LADIES, KID INI.AID. SANDALS, -! -
fine FRENCH KID sLIPpERs; /; SEgpg.EsrriTIhtt6 M . EsriIh6f
SfInFs 10 sl: N!sses', ChiIdrcns, snd Infants.
SH0Es-sli colors Genllemcn's GOAT and GAEFS
TIES. and PRINCE hLBEKTS, and GAiIEEs--1
~ ntAa-'N 49, N.-,Ee w II. w. TAYLOE'S,
amos Fourth and Brosd streets.
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GO TO GR1eG's, Tenth and Main streets, for yosr
,prin~ shops.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ha- ON all sales Of Real Estate made setsosex
the 1st Of January and last Of June the tdresJof
the present year hare to be paid ythe p1rchdsef.
On all sales made bett0eel the 1st July and tc1
OF the near the tGzes haze to be paid by the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by all the real estate agents in Rishmond' ana up
plies to Richmond and vicinity.J
CRITTERS 6 WILLIAMS, / p. Ad. iron-front brick
store No 8 south Fourteenth street, between
Main aud Cary.
BRONAUGH & TAYLOR, 12 NJ, commissioners
sale Of land in Chesterfield near the old court
house.
GRUBBs C WILLIAMS 5 P. NJ, dwelling and lot
No. 623 north Seventh street.
THOMAS NJ. GRANGER, trustee for Elizabeth
Granger II NJ blacksmith ana w whesTsissd
from Richmond TO Old Church.
]. D. WHITEHEAD, 10k A. NJ, groceries, &c.
BYERLY &c POWELL, 10 A. NJ, for 3, Lisberger,
No. 1926 Main street, dry goods, millinery gooos'
notions, &c.
BYERLY & POWELL, 10 A. 81, at NO. 14l4 MAIN
street, crockery, glassware, furnlturnc, notiohs,
+.
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BuY HoUSrcAsTLE 6 CorERts = Ezcsisso, y
water-cooers and 3 Polar Tae best
ice-ecopomizers in the Hscrkef.
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All persons wishing to purchase Dhi s,a
ert sacrifIce should attend the auction sale at the
store OF g. LIsBERGER. Esq, TO-DAY. the GAZE,
pETs and MATING will be sold precaseiy ~ - -
O'Clock The ladies should not miss this opiorlnn'',
as 1t Is seldom such an immense stock OF gooas y
thrown upon the market 10 be sold without ressfa
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I have ana,yzed the TuIsxEY knc.rn under sae
brand OF .tB SELEcT,n controlled BY Aessrs WAL
TER u. BLAI. G Co, Richmond, Va, and lstd Y
FREE FRoH FUsIL OIL and other Impurities and
recommend It's nse for medicinal aud family pur-s
poses.--J. Z. McCAw, N. b., ia.c Professorof
Chemistry, Eedica, College Of yirsinia.
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THOUSANDS of beddng-plants In bloom al aion-
oN,s garden. corner OF Main and Reservoir streets'
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SLIPPERS AND Snwronr TIES At GHIGc's.
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FLOWERS the weather which
prevailed on Friday and Saturday continue
for a day or so longer all plants usually
grown in our gardens may be set out. Inc
more tender-such as fuchsias, hellotropes,
&c.-had better be kept back little while
longer. ALL seeds may now be soWn, ana
it will be found that plants from tnose put
in the ground at this time. now that tne
earth has become warm, Will grow 1nuch
more rapidly than those which were so"n
some weeks earlier.
Prepare your beds well; work them up
deep; fertilize, if possible, With Wel-r1tIea
twice as deep as the seed itself Is thick.
Cover for a few days with brush, leaves, or
naner. and you will rarely fail to get your
seed to come up and have pretty flowers.
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DOSES, YERBENAs. GERAsitsas,'
ucHIAs. &c, in great ana sasseslss' y
NJ .sle !. EKAHooRERs YIoaER-e Annsss.
.oruer Of cerry ma Aleemarle ssree.s Rieassoea.
s, 8, s. ,..,, s. ,.,,.In, os,arsa u as-eoasss s
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GOAT TIES, for tender feet, at erIcs's.
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CPRING GOODS SPRING Hfa9
y GOODs.-Eow open, all the spring styles III
ppISl;E ~ LI,BERTS, and GATHERS: La .s-s
hiES, SLIPPERS, NEWPORT and oxEQKs
TiES: CHILDREE,S C0L0RED SHOES: IEsos,ir,ss Eors
GTfIo0I,. FINErDRESS, and Low SHOES. u.
TRUNKS, VALfSEs, sATCfiELs, BAGS, l,xs 0xEA
CATERS, &c, at Il ies,s ~ siasi ma assiu.
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ALL the styles of spring shoes at Gnlee's.
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THE ENDOWMENT C0MPLETED.-Sincc the
issuing of the circular OF Revs. George
Woodbridge, T. G. Dashiell, r. A. Gibson,
r. NJ. Baker, Charles Minnigerode, A. w.
WeddelI, Dallas Tucker, Henry S. kepler,
Joshua Peterkin, Kinloch Nelson, and Pike
Powers, in the effort to raise $500 to en-
dow the Theological Seminary OF Virginia,
the sum has been secured, and on Saturday
the following supplemental circular was sent
out to the several Episcopal churches in the
CITY:
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of living and occupation OF the early colo
nists.
"The walls will be appropriated to histori-
cal paintings and to portraits of individuals,
arranged chronologically; in front OF which
will be placed plate-glass cases, for the re-
ception OF such articles as will give reality to
the portraiture and correspond in arrange
ment with the epochs, as displayed ON the
wall.
"The cases will be upright, four feet by ten,
and five feet high, and, whena society or an
individual will fill one, will be exclusively
accordingly. When that can
not be done, then one case will be preserved
for the State, and contain whatever may re-
late to that State, ne matter from what source
it may come"
Absolute security to all articles loaned
from pillage or mutilation is thus assured,
and Colonel Etting has been telegraphed to
reserve space for due representation by
Virginia. :.
The Historical Society hope that our citi-
zens viii respond at once to Mr. Ettlng,s
appealing call, and that our noble old State
may approach the exhibition presented by
her sisters as nearly as possible.
A resolution was passed authorizing the
corresponding secretary to forward Tor eX-
hibition such portraits belonging to the Ylr-
ginia Historical Society as may be desirable
for that purpose. !,
Among these are handsome portraits OF
Captain Percy, who succeeded Captain
John Smith in the government Of the colony,
and OF Lord Culpeper, Governor about
1880. These are framed in solid British
oak, and were presented to the Society in
1858 by Charles Wykeham Martin, ESQ., OF
Leeds, England; and an original portrait OF
Lafayette, In uniform, by Charles wilson
Pesle. There are other very valuable and
desirable portraits belonging to the society.
Due efforts viii be made by Messrs. BROCK
, 1876-06-17

mn for Tho contest In which wr
Seati, nni ,trcns!h 4ro Of; o,,on Of ttcpnSlie",,
surerss tru.t tjint ni tSae,. "r ,our rerrnt III.
NUS Will speedily disappear that YOU may r.ced.
IIy be Restored td ynnr aIn'ly and country. 1seml
..ho..xvo.,h.n. Il. 2. n*sRa..,
nR sonn ~ tnc NcE J nrK 7otc On tic ecFcnth
pe'lot WA tepo!ten, etalno aat ho~h ana Mfote
nss Song.etn'.a'.oty alepaHEha q, or. Nayes
ansi y was on r the W'rcs to Cou!nbns tc1ore tho
,nktnh. InfnetiiateIS Mtcr TIC formal an-
npufIeencht, Mr. bIa1ne tpde OUT With his
otdest % son, and was received rith . loud ehecra
wherever eo"ne re,e ossn.t,i " TIC atFeetss
:. Blaine reeeived dispatches thfoughou. tl,o
Has ~. ~ slnl"ty IN soupa5 VIII suns aozen
'nenos' wnna .1it y nc continually assafoa that
r, uAIks WOULD nH ULTIMATELY NOMINATED.
y ot ,ay sucecs'a eoauson T ass.s
n,tn, sha' ~, ,eacfpt turing lns 1"enty
aM nc hot expcet M nomination: ne W. alaogstn
u1sne H. svoninr a III. Fl. ta.n o. se o,
%it, eallcra xhnm blaine received with cheer:
d dlsappointment: D,.su..lag tho event:
e! q. ~ ohy, he EYE the l1ineuiate eau8c VI
IT., IT. 'ni'atg e., ~ % III trcis 70 sseuse ls oh!lfla.
rSnniay.ya't'a attef ne sl!fu oaaat. ls blainu
it nMt"uteo t9 tae ncs.t'oas etfcnftn IenltFar'ly
ty"' b. the conhlina fones WITH a IN ,qas Uni i
poss!l,le toE minority u tug ponusyliania
aeega,,oh r. 'G urge inai 1nelr eano'aade euh!aht
rropsita9 pi1, " "rMleu wm,e ~ ~ ssl' apPe!ent-
Y ! sa.nii'S Volea. GSaAtoIs DloItoh anu Sonk-
.,f tsi, aIi oeSselmay 1sssom usqulesee ~ tae r.
esrn,nn ms tho y .,;yrca.4' esnsiss,e eo-
SoLuhhtst ~ June l9Eout OF hqndteds Of
ui.Kt thn t''I.,x,,,r ~ y NY. n!es ~
, 1876-06-17
CHICAGO.
1.-THE &TAATH-zEITCE1u

Of this morning aaya:
Tho National Convention at Cincinnati has. after
ford nuEcl,ard ltayc., Uoyesnot Of Ohio - tho
m ti., sa.sf {n1 5S M
tic ~ sikh 10 ii IL T. M Atter tas % B1,tow To- Nv Who % &c.
cssscd on the sixth ballot the same number Of
on. lie, hrst billet 10 s5 on Tic
,tnth S h ballet wtadswn Ths [1sd ss
Hsetow, gave shcIr votes TO 1faycs, and now COM
nesea hs witt whs 4 NIB
thai was necessary for the nomination. Thu din.
appointment Of tie partsAns. OF Hatnc. WHO wcnt
into ss battle with the n.ost n,,ogn1t Certainty ot
eueh !. life. They ,auas conso1c themselves With
,he Slhe'cnts :, Of f1.t"s Mss!.n aud coakns
ss !s,Semss1 sSas lie % noniasslon snt' sss aot
se sssd. sssen on by an Aeg eg, saaH cep ' ant a
hut who md what ID lla1es, The fact thai tllis
question VIII be asked BY AZ ea.t ninety five out Of
shs answer. nan Of great natlona! reputation,
either IN war Of peace, he T. not Miions Of slti.
snr i hs ss; q hn, is
With no great deed, with no lending Historical
Councils ., the nation, Wild no important
measure for tho des,!ny Of shu, public lifo IL hs
II. nec Il nea M ss. liz III tn F,snkS sSfs
Pierce. in Tho year lbh2. who wa tlcH.-- the
phrate Is, hrd discovered, be nominate ed Il. shc
the bcnaucratc party won the election will. that
unknown man, aud tho remembrance Of this haa
probably been looked upon by thosc nasembed at
Cincinnati a. lucky on1en.
Aftrr giving h!atory Ut Hayes l!fu mud scs-
vices, the sfdaes-zatu'H goes on LIS follows:
Gcncrsl!-Member Of Congress !-Governor Of tho
State! Il sounds apparently, very wul Bnt In
tion which pcnctutod fur oves the borders Of ohio
Generals lie him, other States have by the dozc;
members If Congress VI h!s kind Il takes sixty to
ernor |. II only necessary 70 say thnt 1t amounts
10 hardly mort than that OF . Councillor ut Com.
he sh Of md III th "ay IN whe
Ea.do"er. 70 Te learn n,sre r.r.ieulaf: about III.
tfss from Ohio. MT. F.. lInsaaneak must bc looked
upgn ~ such. frw .!a{s ago he wrote =. followk:
ee1olal American Presidents have beca wlit,iod.
Not obnoxious any faction or intercstr not en-
tangled III any aghts for psInctplss, without any
plausible, h. might Jurt be The ,na1 upon whom,
amer long and iruisua. battio thu friends Of tho
leading candidates might unite. ="
Aftsr quoting 4. ~ pr;iSle S from the 4,;.igtr
saya:
Enough. All that IN known Of Hayes pofnts to
shs fact that there can . u % H. tally about real
iius, tia, artldciai yuthu+larln viii br creatsl
which consists, III trasca!na cheering aud
dependent, think!ns n!sn viii remain very eoul
mud befusv al ta!nss VII! wait and sns M whom tho
II i i man !ks icndseSs o. Afien. thsn thcy
Will prefer Hayes; hut shuuld tbs DEMOCRATS b.
scnslbla enough to uominate Tillcn then We would
Ilaycs. For tho number Of independent men who,
though they would yotG 81 nGutnst every utheF Dem.
ucratlc candidate ttIan TiIden, ind for llaygs, Int
ttfA ft,ff IL %aFY In liz
, 1876-06-17
VICE-PIaEB1DTNT.
AN uNrNTnHHsT1NG ArTHnpIRcH.

6fFctA DtpR4GA 10 1he JFsGtnf.
CtNcfNNAr1, O., June lG.-Tho moment that
tic deatenlng cheers which greeted the n,l-
no1lnrcmcnt Of the unanimous nomination OF
Hayes had died 0wny, tho delegates began to
slowly llc QUITO the hall. Thcgrcat drama was
over, md nobody tooksntorest III hcaf.crp!ccc.
But tho repeated hamrncring OF thu master
Of ceremonies ilnnl'y attracted the Intention Of
tho delegates, and they languldly set to
work to I'LL the accond place on the ticket. At
the conference which Ind been been held On the
previous evening II was substantially agreed
TINT the selection Of Vice-Prestdcnt should
be left to tho New York delegation.
It was tho equivalent for tho sirty-onc votes
which they gave TO Hayes. New York hnl
three candidates-Willism A. Wheeler, member
OF Congress from tho 81. Lawrence District, cx-
Gov. E. D. Morgan, and cr-Ltcut. Gov.
8tewnrt L. Woodfor0. Tho delegation wns
TO decide which one OF them should hRvo
the voico Of Ohio and tho other Hayes men by
u plurality Of votes. It to-day decided TINT
rr WHEELER SHOULD nH TIlE NAN.
New York men. NV Jersey put up i
eon OF tho Frellnghuyscn who rot,
as Vice-Prcsidcnt with Henry Clay
and lle received tho yotos Of tho Now Jursey
and rcansyly,a4a3a H., n ' d'elcgstlsns Jewell Of Con
also prcsented, but tho Inter WIS promptly
Withdrawn. Tho balloting proceeded languldly.
Half dozen men cast tho vote Ut d heavy dele
gattou,
TIE GALLERIES 0nRW THIN,
and tho distinguished guests on tho stagc went
OIL In eenrcal Of auppor. Wheeler kent on gain
Ing. Mr.. Furwcll, who really preferred him for
President, secured him thu solid vote Ut ILL.,
1sois, and 1ngcreUll, for Onco during the day,
wns not troubled With spl!ts. Ohio gavo
him her support, aud 80 did Michigan,
and, as tho eaao grow hopeless for the Other
candidates, they tuniultuously withdraw, and
-Four years ago all tho intercat conferred I'll tho
In tho Fight Tor vice-prcaident, and the mcm-
hers Of tho Convention remained In their scnts
to the close. ThIs time tho sccona Office Of tho
Government vas glvcu away almost without u
contest,
, 1876-06-17
NEW. YORK.
TIE uEilALu


Nsw roRK, june lG.--The Herald Gays In re.
gard u tho Cinclnuatl notninatIous: Tho ticket
selected Is 8 fair one, hut means nothing hut
Inudiocrity. Gov. lIaycs Ia good MAN. lie
las fair, safe record. Ills lursonal char
actcr ID stainless. Ho Is q qnIvt, sunslblo
Congressman, modest General, a.ll Ia now u
{alr uoysrnoE. II alectsl, Ao will bElug these
qualities into the White HOUSE. llg kas NJ such
loduun tl,c country a. lllaille, or Morton, Conk-
ling, os Waahhurnu. liaAappened to have fower
took him, It may ~ = choice ~ wisu
~ that Of Lincoln, 6r as foolish Is that Of Tyler.
Time muet determine this. Mr., Wheeler, cau-
tli4atx for Vcr-Prestlent, stanllS well In ths
btatc. Hayes and Wheeler Viii poll tho purity
yots. ThY will call our the solid, hard-wurklng
purity men. Asa ticket llsyea aad Wheeler
ispreseut tho average eoIullivn srnse, subur-
llayes II = candidate whose weakness and uplm-
porsance sta his principal Recommendations to tho
Ey9s S.s p M s's a., :s
uro setioa ot any kind: lls haa .n.tked l,ow.
prs that have been brought Into play. liz hts no
!ttons pulnts Of character. lie b.. been but
lucky man tn politics. Above III. iasye4 i no ~;
corruption. tu destroy tAo desperate tlnss wAfch
have got build Of tho country. u u do Anythlng to
phltsrAtp tho AbomlnAtlon VI fdEautisul-
Tllu World says:
s.The nomination of Cav, Hayes Il = collapse,
not culnptomlss. Tho Governor Aas respectable
abilities, anl Ruol prvsts character, but with bar
Demaetats % lhs Ticket thr!r larty viii bs sue:
esAuful in Novsmbsf."
Ens ElAst.
Thp 1iatt sAya;
, 1876-06-17
PRESS COMMENT.
CINCINNATI,
THE "OAzHTTs.''

sntcIai 1ispaich to 1as 7tibune
C1FcrNsArI,0 O., juno 10.-Of the nominations
the 0azete Of tomorrow will contain the follow
Ing:
Our dag Ii thore. 1t In nailed to the ruaatheAd.
Il will stand. 1t will wayu in November in crIc.
brntion Of Victory equal 10 my that has heretofore
been achieved In tits cuuntry. Tho Republican
party, by the action Of yesserdaya Convention has
bern eavBl from disaster. The llnnd that was lift
cd to aaaathiuate tho good old party Was staye1nnd
We arc eufe. Brlst1w was not thc choice, Int his
honorcd name, his grand achievements, and the
patriotism Of lly friends saved tho purity aud
saved the county. With Hayes ~ President and
Dflatow at ths head Of tho Tfeusury Department.
With d1n xnd hunest President and fearlcss,
hone.t and aggressive Secretary, thicyes will dnti
no abiding place outside oftho fenitantiAsy. Tho
traders In political patronage Will be banishud.
houcst nCr will come to the front, and In this Cen.
tanninl yenr, honesty, Integrity, mnrnfy, and re.
form, Will be Inscribed upon the natiunal banner.
Railroad rings. whisky .ngs. Treasury rings Of
aca.hoIdon' fIn9s md dtsfeputabls rsags u eyesJ
kind, have been voted down, aud We, have
: t,esct and platform srpnna which al!
We hazard nothing In pEodtcting ratification In
November Of the acts Of tbs Convention thht
closnI IT, session yesterday, and tho action OF
which will be memorable In tho political history
at Tho United Btates. The Republican party fas
.Hado narrow sAcsps. hut It has escaped, and the
future Is bright and encouraging, aud We hnve
nothing 70 ask now but unitad action Hnd yigor-
oua and determ!ncd contest for yic,0ry,
, 1876-06-17

RETAIN TIE CONTROL OF our oovRnsNzN
!n the hands q those who had been loyal 70 oas
tnpse so q faeea asso 10 assqoy
ppaai W S S.svsa Sy IL os y
fuund good common sense, mud not likely 10 sur-
esss sae a 70 ss IL upper ss aesns F on I'D
Sspst9 n'ss, o. s o nshsn
,ho r.. nsatsa three @ pemoersto N ss,P'sn e the
e sssi asp T. y sss asEsa o eass ss'i.
!s!s i NV Sc1S saa r. Kssna sd 'ay a!s!s s )!
ssd s' vote S " sys' e e oh0 'At hss1s vi
s:s Elk ssSs hs ease. II nd
I'd by oyury Republican In this broad land [chcss;
saa ssn w. Sas to So to Tbs
my nrst choice for thu Presidency,
AaHJAAiN II. nn!sTow.
G1o95 ,1o9 CITY = eg.o GSH asa saa e ssS nsn
h. ~ ~: i.ys: ls
Of ienjs%tn Il. i,,.iow. viii srtitads iot 's shs
sS veto uS tS4 i!u,hvro1d III 5 't' t. pyss ~ oho
EOheesssl Other States followed, ono aftos tho
Glhety uut!l at lA2t our cAHullaIe was ttCG1AaEuI
and tho euuntry was fortunate III having rand.
date In whom thors Ia 10 9ul!o, and whore supula-
tion no mofta| MaA AAa ever dared to assail
Cheers.
We arc hare to. night by the courtesy of tho Drls.
tow club Ut CtnGanRa.i. ! unlprstu01, ~ a,uod
IN the stdu wing TO night Thu chninnn 10 say that
1t wac now Tho Haye1 Club Of CINCINNATI 1t u
eomposed q !ny ~. trluud..- u Tho niost
sanHt hars svea what 'hyy eoa!! d. fot their
thS election of X. ii. Hayes: w bid thom wei.
s1I s%mr-Ws ~ lhsm e ~ hand IN hand With u.
and all ia soin,non with the patriu.iu and loysl
sentiment " tla county. ep sure that ali thl.e
WIN % nat fsol y sas 70 tsus! w dcanes u Jill
yrAs. viii wnrk together shoulder u SHOULDER, and
that next November ~o shnll la) ulce together in
victory which has swept The euantEy from ocsAn u
oceYn.
GIN. JOHN 4. HARLAN, or KENTUCKY,
waA next Introduced, An1 said:
words fsli nv " express ny shanks for the very
occasion. have not como hure tonight tor the
purpose qt auts4ufnX yuA with any louAthy ID
lrtss. Within .r.s tlian au hour attcf Ihc Con
vention closed tho lcllber*sLuna Of tAs day and
after thu Kentucky delegation hxa cast ~ enttTp
sots tqE Authsstafd u. Hayes. shs sp!sls Of sho
, 1876-06-17

a,a Hnw Y"rk s @ ioliowci % suttc, % and ticf, '''"'
rrssByp,vauih wIrifiUrw uAuTnanyr.
aut, inatca,l of giving fnrty-ionr fnr jtlh|nc,
uayu thpm but Thirty, omi ltnyra twr,,ty.rIaft'
fhg Victory VIVA cotti,lcty, ati Tho cntj.tAIat,ll
among tl,oso WHO lat feare,1 iur tho
rnrtt7 wnA unlt,ott,n1 and hata urrc
shot into the ntr hni,dkercl,ofs
waved ami cheer Afier cheer wcnt un FROM t,l,
PresiluutnnkiuR here I,as un,ictj In thg totni.
nation of iI,a,, who will indcMl no ,nn,le PrcaI
dent, 81 eannot Int DO felt llow narrowly The
party escaped hrrkinls ia t,wn destruction In
inuuIcnt u cn,tttttr,ul fnaat,ity II fjcn. Wuti.
, 1876-06-17

HRIsTOW's HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS.
CINCINNATI, juno lG.-Shortly nfter the non,-
iuation 0f Gov. Hayes the Kentucky delegation
received tho following telegram frum GU, Drls-
tow:
wAsu,saroN, June 10. - The Hon. John ", Hdr-
my iricn1a haye hs1pel 10 Dc It, You hayc ] sscurcd
Victory for IL In November by giving w truo n.nn
for WHOM eyrty Republican can yote.
{SIgnea) L. II. Dntsrow.
KENTUCKY.
Immediately after dark tho delegation from
Kentucky hao Ru entAustAaslc ratification uGet-
lug ut their heMiquasters,a ,at which speecles wcro
and Oo|. 0oolloe, Of Kentucky, DR.. Jatnes
Freeman Clarke, VI Massachusetts, J. g. Auore,
and others.
0NtrH TO DRtsroW.
Tho following lcspatclt from thu IlOu. Riell-
ard Smith tn nj. Brlssow, was stnt upon tho
result Of halloting for President:
uc!1s91.snaFA e. Jung ~ ~ .dio". O. Il nrl,io1
ana ths pst1!g.'n Of your trtsn4s eayea ths party
CoNKLlNu.
The following dispatch NILS EccciFcd to-ulghs
WAsH.nuFo9x, 9t., p e J9ns a lo14toA.o 7i q cor,
OF the noml nation Of unv. elayc.. md deem i
my bohA!t.
thEnod} Ilcacos CoSktlk0,
uLAlNH TO HAyEs.
WAsM.AoroH, June la.-upnn hearing Of the
nomination Of Hayes, Ar. D.alno sent him tho
following telegram:
,.s;snu: .W;asnn.saTos' 1uns aG:w3n oSs. q Mays,
|attons Oh your nuultnatlps. i will b. aliks my
Alrns.t !ea.uts !. well i. ny art. political duty
iioa: Tls saTi!ost n,unsns. u my rcia1u!ns md
condFmcl health Will bu dcyntett tu accuf!ng you