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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18
Paganus Sinensis.

PagannS Slne1Sls,
Quod volo narrare
ct simpiieibus verbs
In ceptis obscuris
Et dolls protervis
Stat solus Paganus Sinensis,
Fl hoe enarrabo his tuTbis.
Nomen eli fuit All sin,
Nee possum negare
Ejus mores retulisse.
Quod hoe yult indieare.
Sed ridebat pueriliter. blande
1t sgepe cogebar notare.
In mona SeptembTis
Sub aether aperto
(Sperabamus hHnc idem)
Sed fraude ct furto
Decepit Gulielimum meipsum
In modo a quo me averto.
Ludebamus los Charts
Fl cum nobis ludebat
Paganns quI Iudum
Non intelligebat
Sed ridebat pueriliter semper,
Ut me sodalemque tondebat.
1T charti stunt MKT
Ne pudet naTrare /;
Sodalisque me auxit
Qui novit celare
In manicis optimas chartas,
%Intentus, 81 posset, fraudare.
Sed longum est dictu
Ut o Sin elusit,
Ut chartas celavit
Et omnes confu sit
Et imam e meis subductam
In mediam palmam p%rofusit.
Intuebar sodalem
Intuentem in me
Suspirans surrexit,
Hoe fet? Nome
8 Hic perdit nos labor Sinensis
Et tunditur All Sin iste.
Tune solus sodalis
Eum pugnis pectabat
Eft terrain ut foliis
Is CHARTS struebat
Celatis Pagano qui ludum
Non bene hume in%telligebat.
In toga Jacobos
Trigenta ct plures
Reperimus Isl falsum
Me vivium combures)
Eft in unguebus teretibus ceram,
Qua semper utuntur hi lures.
Hoe est quare mario
Eft simplicibus verbs:
In ceptis obscuris
Et dolls protervis Paganus
Sui generis est All Sin
Et hoe declarabo his turbis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18
THE RIDGE HOUSE I!
-REALARERU1 BAYHA wan.

- TuE wAItAN ARE
rgNX noted the world over for their uDrivaied salubrlty ~
EaiN# climate. Certain localities IN the group ARE espec.
PULL Tally favored In this way-The District OF Hons, on
the Ieeward aide OF Hawaii, has long been famed % n place al
resort for lnvalids with bronchial, or lung diseases. with iis
pure and mild atmosphere, with Ia absolute freedom from
storms or high winds, with is porous soil which, with oil H.
rich vegetation, retains no dampness and yields no malaria, aud
with an unvarying temperatnre-that o. the American o.
Southern European June-ALL THE YEAR ROUND, the
climate Of KoDa Is one Of the hesithiest and most luxurious on
the globe.
qualed In the district for size, cleanliness, c0mmodiousnesf,
and thoroughness Of furnishing, h prepared 10 give boardcrh
excellent rooms ana al Obtalnable comforts In the way OF Diet.
THERE ARE FRESH WATER BATHS
on the premises, and nne seq bathing within n short distance,
The gteamerK iauea and the schOoDers Uilama and Prince, run
regularly between Honolulu and the Kaawaloa landing.
The undersigned employs no agents nor runners. It's house
speaks for itself upon inspection. A.. A. TODD.
Raawaloa, Realakekua Bay. Koua, Nov. 10, 1879. All
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18
THE PACIFIC
SATURDAY,. NOVEMBER Is.

Is view of the great discussion here and
abroad, of the Chinese question" 4 eorresPon-
dent contributes from his scrap book the follow
ing Latin version of Bret IIarte's I" Heather
Chinee.'' He informs US that he copied 1t from
the manuscript of a friend abroad and is not
aware that it has been in print before. We
give ii for the benefit Of our learned readers, and
perhaps young folks studying the language may
fancy this lesson.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18

California Lime and White Brother ;
HNGLIsH PORTLAND CEMENT. BEST
u Quality. For Sale by (mh1D BoLLES K Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01
A Grand Ratification Meeting.

We dare to declare that there Is no city in
this whole land in which the nominations it
st. Louis We're received with more heartfelt
Joy than In our own capital city Of the Old
Dominion and Of the late Confederacy. Aud
the platform, too, with all its implied nation
oil pride in the promise for the permanency
OF the Union, was as warmly welcomed
here as the names Of the two great north
ern statesmen standing upon 1t. The still
air OF the early night was torn with the
wild shouts Of even staid and dignifed
greybeards when the nomination OF TILDEN
was announced. The electric life leaping
along The warm wires of the telegraph,
aglow with the glad tidings from St. Louis,
seemed to sweep right on into the hearts OF
the hundreds and thousands OF our citizens
who were anxiously awaiting the result.
The shouts and cheers from the crowd
were soon supplemented with tue roar Of
cannon telling to all the town, and to the
people for miles around, that the good work
had been nobly done. When the platform
was read there was universal approval and
admiration. And then when the news came
that the heroic HENDRICKS was side by side
with TILDEN, as our candidate for the second
Office Of the Government, the people were
wild again with Joy. There was but one
opinion among Democrats and Conserva-
tiyes, and that was that it was impossible for
patriotism or human wisdom to have framed
an ADLER, better, or stronger ticket.
Now we must have q grand ratification
meeting-a great gathering OF the people OF
Richmond to congratulate themselves, the
South, the North, the East, and the West
on the noble nominations that have been
made and the glorious platform that has
been proclaimed to the country. The 4th
OF July-the Centennial 4th-would be the
day OF days for such Il meeting, and
we suggest to our Democratic clubs that
they so to work at once preparing
for such an assemblagc OF our citizens, such
speeches, such music, such cannon-tiring,
such rockets, such lanterns, such everything
that can lend fcldt to the scene, as will make
the occasion worthy DIR candidates and
their cause The Old Dominion Club, the
X. X. K, the Excelsior, the c. G. G., and
the T. Il. r., have q fine opportunity for fair
rivalry now. to see which can do most in
.he opening OF the campaign for TIDEN,
HENDRICKS, and reform.
The 4th Of July is the day, and the old
City Hall lot, or some other suitable central
location, the place, we would suggest.
Quick, gentlemen of the clubs, there is no
time to be lost.
The city would look we'll Illuminated that
night; and the response OF Richmond to the
st. Louis Convention will ring like bugle-
blast through the Union.
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DEATHS.

Died, June 30th, ii O'Clock, ARTHUR LEON,
lurInt SOB OF Mary i. AID Samuel Il. Perdue; aged
It's swec, angel spirit no~ rests in the bosom Of
is Cod For Of such Is the Kingdom Of Heaven.
Weep no longer. mother, for your dear ono:
Jcs,is only claims His own:
This little bud Is taken from you
TO bloom In heaven brighter Hover
VIII be buried from the residence of his father
THIS MORNING mt 10 O'Clock.
Died of cholcrG,-iuiantr,n. on Thursday morning.
FAINT daughter Of j. J.. and L. G. Wcalherlord
aged four months and twcnty-onc DAYS.
Oh. dearest mother. do not fret.
Although from You away go:
Do not indulge in vain regret,
That should leave i world OF Woe
Then check the sigh and d. dry Try the tear,
For me no longer sadly grierc:
As rejoice, oh, mother dear,
This scene Of sin and death to leave.
But soon, hope again well meet
Where nothing ever can annoy:
And drink from fountains. pure and sweet,
or never-cnd!ng bliss and 10Y.
Died. on the 10th Of May, At his residence. Oak
Ii t9whnan fony Htrr 6N I2Hg ad h d v-
rst year of his age He leaves wife, three children
and many friends To morn his loss.
Louisville and Kentucky papers please copy.
Died. Thursday, June 30. in Ibis city, MADE
hfty-fonrth year Of her age. ,..-.
Her funeral will take. place THIS. Saturday
U S ipp S Gcase eopv
Died, on the 30th of June, 1876. at G$ O'Clock Z:
NJ, BEULAII DAVIS, only child of William ana
Lizzie Davis aged two years and two days.
This lovely bud so young and fair,
Called hence by early doom:
Just come to show how sweet Il flower
In paradise could bloom.
The funcr; viii take place from the parents resi-
dcnce, No. II Eighteenth street, SUNDAY EVE
MING. July I'd, ut O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
anccs Of the family are Invited TO attend
Died. 3oth June. after a. brief Illness, WILLIE A;
L., eldest of William I. aud j. w. Carter aged
three years and three months.
His funeral will take place from The Pine-Strcet
RaDist church on SABBATH EVENING at 3
O'Clock. Friends aud acquaiutanccs of the family
are requested to attend.
Lynchburs papers please copy.
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spECIAr. NOTICES.
H- SELLING OFF
At AND BELOW COST,
FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS

FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS
As I intend to enlarge my store, am comuers,
TO sell my entire stock in order to make room r.,
for yourselves, and You win be convinced OF tho r,
gains am now Offering.
10000 yards BEST PACIFIC LAWNS reducca :,
sjIc. per yard;
1000 yards WHITE CORDED pIQUEs a. IN.
per yard;
10000 yards BEST PRINTS a. exc. worth 3 ,,1
10c.;
Twenty pieces of GRASS LINEN, A wide, a. loc
have large line of BLACK and CoLonEn
SILKS. which win be sold very cheap:
The BEST BLACK ALPACAs at s5c.. 4oc., Soc
and eoc., all worth 15c. per yard mores
The best stock of PkRAsoLS In the city, a, price.
to suit the closest buyers;
BLACK GRENADINES from loc TO 75c. per yard.
CAssIsiEREs at 4oc. SOC, and eoc., worth 7;c. {,
81;
100 dozen eicc DOUBLE NECK RUFFLEs a: &,
apiece that are worth zoe;
Just received from Messrs. MhIscr 6. Co.'S auc,!o,
100 dozen best FRENCH wovE CoRsETs
the boxes being slightly soiled, but the corset
perfect will sell them at 5oc.-sNey are Wort,
81 to $3.50 each;
Also, two cases "A BLEACHED COTTON, slight,
wet, at &C. per yarri worth 12lIc.
These goods must be sold, and advise all in war
of bargains and cheap goods TO give me early ca
WILLIAM THALHIMER.
jy1 col Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
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~ ANOTHER GREAT OPENING Ol
GOODS AT COHEN BROTHERS,.
TIE GREATEST sACRIFlcEs EVER KNowy.

TIE GREATEST SACRIFICES EVER KNOWY.
COHEN BROTHERS take pleasure In Informing.
their friends and the public In general that they
just completed purchase Of over twenty Thousand
imuortmg houses OF New York that ha, Just sQc.
cumbed-a prey to the hard tunes.
The GOODS are principally Of recent importation.
and among them some Of the most elegant ever oeer
ed In this city.
viii be on exhibition and offered for sale hon.
DAY, June Goth.
$500 yards BLACK GRENADINE, which ,h.y
have been enabled to reduce from 81 to lSc.; Il
asd at s6c.; at4oc Would be cheapa ; Sc; 40"
cENTENNIAL GRENADINES at zoe" cheap ,t
nE SIe; MESH, the hand.omest ever otrere! Il.
Also, the ECRU Shades Of MEXICAN GRESA-
DIMES at Soc, market value being $3.50;
MHirE BAsKET GFENXDINEat Soc, formerly
so p eS.s B sIiI FANCY, and soLDcoLogrD
500 yards WoRsTED BEREGEs 4t!2hc.;
POPLINS, and other materials In pl2i,!s stripe.
and solid cOlors reduced from 80 to lGac.; from
-, 37Ato 2oe.; from 50 and 2oe. to 25c -, 49,
above are sold regardless OF any value.
FRENCH Fio YES at &C., formerly sold at 4Oc.;.
TO 75c.:
NAINSOOK STRIPED MUSLIN at Gtc.--thc sane
duality they formerly sold 1T 35c.;
LACE, PLAID and STRIPED SA1NSoOk. he
finest imported, at 16Sc. Some Of these Gc''s
are valued at Csc. yard.
Full yard-ride INDIA TWILL st 22c., costing over
soc. in gold to land:
Also, SWISSES. ORGANIZES. and ThRLhTANs:
$50 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS At great sacrifice;
$50 pieces of HAMRURGH EMBROIDERY, In
beautiful designs, Ut fully one half their general
price; .
400 PARASOLS, which they sell At exactly half
their former prtcc-some OF them the hand
soonest ever offered; (
so dozen SILK MiTTS, the latest Partsiap styles
35c. worth I'll;
So dozen LADIES' Isle GAUNTLETS At 25c-
generally sold ut from so to 65c.: -
40 pieces NAVY BLUE F0ULARD SUlTlAG Al
12hc., generally sold Mt 40t.;
A large lot Of LLAMA LACE POINTS and
SACQUES;
HANDKERCHIEFSr regardless OF value
Besides hundreds Of other GOODS. Je24
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The Germans for TiiG!en.

RICHMOND, June so, 1876.
Igldsn and Hendricks is our ticket, and
three fourIhs OF the Germans throughout
the Union will support it, Schurz or no
Schurz. We know and they know it means
honesty, integrity, and true Democratic
Republican administration of this our COM
mon country, and the German American
citizens OF Virginia but echo the feelings Of
their fcllow-countrymcn throughout the
country in supporting this ticket enthllsias-
tically, heart and soul.
\ glorious ticket! And we say. Hurrah
for Tidcn and Hendricks!
A CONSERVATIVE GERMAN.
To Editors Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

nY SUNDAYS UNION OF
ALL DENoSiINATlOSS-Thc next quarterly
r,ectng Of this association will be held in MancheS
Il ), at the Baptist church, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON
ga instant) ut 4 O'Clock. The public generally are
invited TO attend ROBERT STILES President.
Charles p. Rady, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

R<T~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH corner
Twelfth and Broad st-ects).-At II +. II. address
to Christian women by DR. TupPER. Subject: The
Mte-Box." At $50 Z. NJ. Rev. L. W. WARREN
D. D.-sernou TO young men.
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Mr. Blaine's family physician

Dir. Blaine's family physician considers
his nervous prostration more severe than
has been supposed, and prescribes absolute
rest, forbidding him even to write letters,
aud gives no encouragement that hegwill be
able to take any part in the coming CAM
Iaign.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

My RELIGIOUS OPEN-AIR MEET
INGS will be held TOMORROW Sunday AFTER
NOON ON the river, at Undertakes, just before
crossing to Belle Isle, and on the canal above the
old mill-beih 10 commence at 8 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

ny SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCII.-Preachins by Rev. j. Z. TYLER at l.
A. NJ. and "a z. NJ.
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~ THOUSANDS OF BARGAIN!

II THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS
now to be sold at sYCLE BROTHERS for the mex;
thirty days. Don't fail to call and look at their Acc
BLACK ALPACA, sold everywhere at 55c. For j0cl
they will sell you regular 75c. MOIlAlR LCS!
TIRE; S71ic. will buy the best MOIIAIR in the miT1
ket Call at once and supply yourself
600 piece, summer DRESS GOODS much below
cost-prlce to close out the whole stock.
BLACK GRENADINES marked down tiiri! p&i
cent;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS cheaper than ever
Great bargains In CASSIMERES, COATISGS, an
LINENS for mems and boys clothes
Our stock OF HOSIERY is marked down 10 CO"
price. We have CHEAPER GOODS than any eva
offered In this market before.
1000 pair KIDS much below cost;
Ladies' and Gentemen's UNDERWEAR At zTei
sacrifice;
700 dozen PLAIN aud nEMsTITCHED uASpI
KERCIiIEFS at and below cost;
Bargains In COHSETS, BELTS, JEWELEi
FANs2n CHAINS, SILK and LACE SCARF
CUFFS aud COLLARS, Rn, Thousands Of s.!Sy,
useful and cheap articles.
The cheapest LACE CURT AIMS In the city.
We want to clo-e out the entire stock regardless
value or cost.
QUILTS, QUILTS, QUILTS, TABLE and PAM
COVERS, At lower prices than ever.
The remainder of our stock Of PARASOLS viii h
sold at one third OF Its cost.
4 very large stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS retAilt!
ut market prices;
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLoTllS and MAI
TISGS much below usual price.
Don't fail 10 call at once andse all the bargains
you can get.
This Is the time for you. Don't miss this chance;
you will never have another one Ike II.
Five thousand dollars worth Of HAMBURGER
EMBROIDERY much below importers price al
SYCLE BROTHERS,
42o Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth strccA
uu RI ncE Az 2 u NJ iegi
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Having chartered the fine barge Green Bush and
fast rug D. A. Arnold. the committee will do all In
their power 10 afford pleasant day to those who G
company us. The Drawing Hall and Lawn At Cnrls
Neck have been rendered to the order for that day
A Brass and String Band Will be In attendance.
Mr.. Valentine thinner will accompany the e1cur-
sion and furnish REFRESHMENTS At city prices.
Tickets can be had Of the following committee
Daniel Wren, William II. Baker, Joseph Koppal
Willard Wakefield, John Ramsey, or on hoard the
boat. No improper characters admitted.
Gentlemen, 81: ladies, SOC.
Boat will leave the wharf precisely ut q: O'Clock
je 3O-3t
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9o.CENT STORE.


DECEIVED AT THE
e9-CENT STORE,
$50 WATER-PROOF UMBRELLAS,
100 large BIRD-CAGES,
NEW STYLES VASES,
NEW SMOKING SETS,
More OF those CRYSTAL FLOWER-STANDS,
Another large lot of VALISES,
lot OF FIsH-GLOBEs, STANDS, and GOLD,
FISH, complete, for s1.9s;
Latest STILES In STRAW and FELT HATS,
Another lot Of LADIES' HATS. ...
The TABLE-CUTLERY ne sell at 90 csnts sci
can't be matched In town for the price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

hT GRA c. ELS 7 Il E Z I BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Thc pastor (Rev. Dr.. HATCHERY will
preach TOMORROW at II O'Clock a. NJ. and at Sd
O'Clock y. III. H..s.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

LET CLAY-STREET N EFT HODIST
CKURCH.-Services at l 4. Nj. and s.. 7. NJ, con-
Quoted by the paS!Cr, Rev. L. \. PETERSON. After
the morning sermon sacrament of the Lords Supper
will br administered. Al uight Talk on Inempc-
rance" Subjcc; How Men Learn 10 Drink"
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GRAND CENTENNIAL EXCURSION
TO WEST POINT. TUESDAY, JULY 1870.

We take pleasure In reminding all pleasure-seekers
that There is life in the old land YETI by Offering
Them one more OF our select excursions 10 that
ucl-kuown reaort so noted for its cool shadca seo
brcezes and saltwater bstsng. Oysters, crabs, and
flsh In abundance.
Good music and dancing. Boating, bathing, and
fishing. Also, croquct for the Indies.
No disreputsbIe parties allowed on the train and
the strctest order will be observed. Kefreshmenta
on the train and grounds At city prices. Positively
LIQUORS OF no description allowed on the train Meals
at the Huntington House, so cents. A Centennial
Address by Colonel w. r. Aylcft. Trains leave York
i:yer depot at 100 A. NJ, and return at 1850 r.
N. Observation-Disclosures, 81 ladies, SOC.
MANAGERS r, T. ADAMS and s. K. PERDUE.
jc 29-4t
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mEEITEkSis.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE STATE BANK
OF VIRGINIA will be held at their banking. house
FRIDAY, july z, 1876, nc 10 o'clock II.
je 3O-ot .WILLiAM 3D.. HILL. Cashier.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
II STOCKHOLDERS FTHE CITIZENS BANK
OFRICHHOND will be held at the ONCE Of the bank,
sn MONDAY the 10th dsy Of July, 1876, ut
o'clock P. II. BY order Of the BoarS OF Directors.
je o-td a-s e. b. SNEADs Cashier.
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ncfy- i Il O a DISTRICT METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rer. 5. \. STEEL viii preach 1T IL
A. NJ and nj $50 i. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

Ng TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner of Twentieth and Broad stree,s).-Scrvices
by the pastor, Rev. \. G. BLEDSoE. on SUNDAY at
IL \. NJ. and $50 p. II. Young mems prayer,nee,-
ing ~ 81 L. NJ. ......
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s.ICORiCE.

DAVENPORT 81 MORRIS take pleasure
u in informing the manufacturers of tobacco who
desire to use a strictly pure SPANISH LlCORlCE
of superior QUALITY and FLAVOR that they nave
secured the control OF the Al u % CO nrand, ana
are assured by the of regular supply.
A shipment Is now landing under custom.h0nse seal
in tliis city. The quality WARRANTED PURE
AS IMpOITED. lie i7-1m !.
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Ng~SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ncr of Main and Sixth strects).-Rcv. c. c. BIT
TING, ID. D., will preach on SUNDAY at l a. NJ and
81 Z. Nj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

T GENTLEMEN WILL FIND
JyNDERSIIIRTs AND DRAWERS,
SILK, LINEN, AND COTTON HIiNDKER
CHIEFS;
THREAD, COTTON, MERINO, AND WOOL
SOCKS;
THREAD, SILK, KID, DOGSh1N, COTTON
AND BUCKSKIN GLOVES;
SHIRT-COLLARS, BOWS, ....
TIES AND CRAVATS.
SUSPENDERS,
NIGHT-CAPS AND BATIiING-DRAWERS
SHIRT-STUDS,
COLLAR AND sLEEvE-BUTToNs, at
te3o LEVY BROTHERS.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND A,il
IL HOWITZERS, RICHMOND, VA July H.WH
/, 1870. Attention, HonitLers: Assemble ,sBfSS
In fatigue uniform at srmory MONDAY azsad
that every member should be present. rs arrange
ments for celebrating the 4th OF July will be made.
Oficers and non-comnissioned officers will wear
side-arnls men will wear belts without side-arms.
BY order Fl. G.. CARTER, Captain.
~ 1-at G. r. HALVES, Orderly Sergeant
GRAYS, ATTENTION.--Bat Battalion 4
" drill and dress parade THIS EVENING at q
O'Clock, In trent of The City Hall. III
MORNING NEXT at 81 O'Clock, in full winter uni
form, knapsacks, and canteens. Line forms ut 81
O'Clock. BY order OF Captain BossLEuI.
..''e s. IRWIN SMITH, /.
je 3O-2t -. Orderly Sergeant.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TOILET REQUISITES.
POLK MILLER & CO., Apothccaric,,
Offer complete line Of superior TOILET .ARTl-
Giles, such as ~
. Fine ENGLISH HAIR-BRUSHES," s.-&
Fine ENGLISH TOOTH-BRUSHES, 80
Fine ENGLISH NAIL-BRUSHES, .-rIs
Fine ENGLISH SOAPS. = ~ .~r ...:t.
II Fine ENGLISH POMADES,i ..~ :-~....T-
Fine FRENCH HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS, p.
Eine. FRENCH TOILET WATERS,
TURKISH TOWELS,
= te 22' ~ FLESH GLOVES. .....-.f
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). FOURTH OF, JULY.

,-.T.2-s - FREIGHT OFFICE RICHMOND AsDl
y PETERSBURG RAILROAD. RiGHM0SD,, =,
H1HE FREIGHT. DEPARTMENT OF
thjs company at Richmond VIII be closed on
Tuesday NEXT, July 4, 1875. No freight will
be received or delivered on that day. BY order OF
iy ! or I .s-!t-' II. Freight Agent.
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The freight depots of this company win be closed
ON TUESDAY, July 4th. -aJ4 b ltE2s ~ 80. $.
Freight trains will be suspended from 8 j. u.
SATURDAY, July 1st, to A, 81. WEDNESDAY,
Jnlv 9Th g 49, 2 .1ssat @. A. TAYLOR
ie 3IJ.3t sfgE - General Freight Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

On and after this date ROUSD-TRIP TICK ETS
will be sold at the ONCE OF this Company, at $40
Main street, and Exchange Hotel, TO the various
eastern and western North Carolina also TO the ut-
falo Springs, In Mecklcpburg county, Va. .
- .-1I1T~s-11 JOHN r. MAChIURDO, -
81, r. 2-lm bsgif H.; General Passenger Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01
DISTINGUISHED PEOPLE AT ST. LOUIS.

i .
Aleck Mcclure, telegraphing to bis paper,
the Philadelphia Times, last Wednesday,
said in the course OF II sketch OF various
notabilities:
The well-frosted bachelor clergyman OF
North Carolina sits serenely at the head OF
his delegation, and by his side is the tower
ing form and strongly-marked features OF
Senator Ransom, both full OF the memories
OF the fruitless battles they fought only to
surrender their swords at the end. Near
them is the classical face Of General Frank
lin, whose eyes kindle with affection when
he hears the name Of hancock shouted, and
across the aisle quietly sits Fitzhugh Lee,
more robust than when he led his
Confederate troops, but bronzed, as if
he stu lived in the field. Governor
BROWN, one OF the brother gov
ernors OF Tennessee, is at the head OF his
delegation, and watching intently for the