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OINAMENrED POUND and FRUIT-CAKEs al
low prices at G. ZrMMEB's, 1885 Main street.
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+ GENERAL LGRANT'sLAsTI INTERVIEW Is attract
ing great deal Of attention al over the country.
He neglected to say hat Y. B. SPENCE 4 Soy keep
the largest best and cheapest stock Of clothing to
he found in the city. ~ = q. 81,
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GELArIsE.-TWeniy sross Cox's nor sale very low
at scorT's drugstore, n rs
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20, so GENTLY GER safE sTExrTEG "--one or
spENcE's lamb's-wool undershirts z. b. sPENcR
3 SoN keep splendid line OF underwear for gentle
men. For useful Christmas presents go to the old
corner, 81s
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Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY

TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF FuRs to
select from can be found at REDFoRp's the halter.
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Rirllmoud 1ispatrh,
TUESDAY. :. DECEMBER 10. 1876.

hs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THR COMBINED CrRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArERS OF THE CITY
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PRESENTS PoR THE. HoLIDAYs.-Go to RED
FORD the batter for chiidrens turs, In scal coney,
pray and black agtrachau,t Ea ss ,+
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Don't nut OF tin the last day 10 purchase your:
holiday goods or you may not be able 70 sIppS your
wants. Read LEVY BRoTHERs' new advertise
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Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY
in these hard times buying use
less presents for your children.
Bring. them TO ourstore and have
them fitted in one Of our stylish
suits or oyercoats A. SAKs &
Co., 1918 Main street.
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SHIPPERS Of Christmas presents, &C., ara urged TO
send packages and boxes to the Express-oftice as
carly as possible, SO as to allow anapls time for
them TO reach destination In due season.
The Express Company is generally crowded With
freight during the holidays.
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CuR1srMAs.-You cannot have happy Christ
mas without consulting PIzzINI. 80
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ApuLLLINE or KgRs'AnTlcLEs at BAILEY M
a BEALIis.sy..gj -E+Es55 S,esssssss
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! WEA1nER-sTIps FOR DOORS AND WINDOWS.
j. n. CRAFToN, Ninth street
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GEIArrNE.-Twenty gross Cox's for sale very low
at ScoTr's drugstore IL vsEE
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"Eow rs Tine WINTER or OUR DrscosTgST
made thrice glorious By one OF e. b. saREcE l.
Soa'a heavy ayefeeats:ss VI
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sf1ELEas $ HoaEuousDv coCan srRur, aac
Sold By alI druggists.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE. Good work. low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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2s.9se FINE c,GaRs FOR CASH FRIENDS st
BAILEY e BKALL.s.
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HOLIDAY Goops.-Go to REDFoRD, the halter
for seal sacques.
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FURs! FURS! FURs! FURs!
Repaired Repaired Repaired!
MuFFs MUFFsl NUFFS! MUFFsl
Refined, Altered, and Repaired.
Seal Sacaues trimmed with Otter or Beaver by A.
f. HE1sRIcH, with REpyoRD, the halter, 1909
Main street, opposite the post-ofllce.
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DUPULAR READINGS.

CHURCHES, LITERARY SOCIETIES, &C.
PROFESSOR j. wlLLOUGHBY READE
NAV hc addressed for ENGAGEMENTS, TERMS
Sc RICHMOND, VA.
Str0pc endorsements from Rev. j. l.. n. Curry.
IL D.. Rev. pr. Miuniserode, Rev. y. {. BledSoe,
ar,l, and the press OF the city and country gene
n Is. oe 1o-4"
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LECTURE.

FOURTH REGULAR LECTURE.
L YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
ut ASSOCl ALTON HALL,
TUESDAY,, December 10Th. at ~ O'Clock T. NJ, ~
PROFESSOR L. ". CURRY, IL. d.,
OF Richmono College.
THE SOUTH-lTS CONDITION., AND SOME
REMEDIES @
hi, Lecture IS one that will be peculiarly inter
,silus 10 all Intelligent and thinking men ana
women. DR.. CURRY'S long polltica! experience,
combined with hi, known talent I deep thinker,
gives assurance that this subject vii! be treated In
manner that will prove undoubtedly interesting and
destructive Members admitted free on lecture
tickets Admission, SOC. de 1i-Th,M&Iuot
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MEETINGS..


,rASOSIC NOTICE.-The men, &
nc,s Of RICHMOND RAND SDoLPHEX
.,nGE No 10. will attcud a stated meeting "
nc Masons Hall THIS Tuesday EVENING g, a, At
{ vSSate Rt Wor brothers Thomas T.. Dudley aud
2sn J,oyc viii hc held at O'Clock. RI. Wor. Bro
%S-, Wexford and Evans and Brother a. W. "cd"
80 >.iu rnnd,,,t the services. Members OF the
%-,r8 Iodcc Of Virginia. members OF onr sister
>Sc> and all transient orelhrcn "rc cordially in-
80 ~ attend. by order OF the W. NJ.
We" ~ WILLIAM J. RIDDlCK, Secretary.
members OF our lodges are requested to unite
f,s Richmond Randolph Lodge, No le, IN the
,,,aNc syrN ICES: ..,,x,..>, :, ,,,. ~ 49,.
WM H. WILLIAMS, Master No. 10:
CF. pANFORTH, Master No. IL; @s.e.
= r KTESEE. Mas'cr No. SO:
H. SW1NEE0ED, Master No. 40
r. C. wALTHALl., Master No. OIL;
T. TAYLOR. Master No. SS;
WA AHERN. Master No. rs;
RO. +. RICHARDSON, Master NO. l3o.
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HgASOSIC NOTICE.-The mem &.
VI hers OF ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. SO. ="
I ) and \. NJ, are hereby summoned 10 att
.>,5 called meeting ~ Washington Hall. on Broad
,,-"eI. THIS (Tllcsday) EVENING NJ Z O'Clock. All
r,;cr Ma>ons in good standing are fratcrnally !n-
;ity! Ry order OF the W. VI.
'"''' WALTER MOORE, Secretary.
DyryMRgR 10, 4. L. 5S76, \. d. 1876.
l''> de 19-ft&
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A large assortment Of DOLLS at D. coLUMBrs's.
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POROUS ELASTERS.


4 LLCOCk'S POROES-PLASTERS.
Ash for ALLCOCh'S. and obtain theln ana
avoid miserable limitations.
B. BRASDRETH, President,
Office 294 Canal street. New York.
No 9-d3m&weow3rh
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FIREWORKS at D. coLuMBus's, s2l Broad.
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JUDGE HUGHES THINKS THAT THOSE WHO
DEPOSITED UNDER THE ,REsoLUTIoN, OF
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS GUARANTEE
ING SAFETY TO THE MONEY NOT EN-
TITLED TO BE CONSIDERED PREFERRED
CREDITORS THE CASE STATED AND THE
REASONS FOR THE J JUDaEls OPINIONS.
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I 4 sAsSRD Or THE RATy some plan by wtaicf, I
might keep dry !; asked OF the snow some protcc-
tion from its white mantle; and of the north wind
for come panacea forits biting hfasts, and they an
advised me that at SPENCE & soS,s could be found
the remedy for each. ii tif ss Il & y . III
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HAY.


HAY.-Six- hundred and forty-siX bales
IL New York TIMOTHY HAY, per schooner
George f. Hallock for sale from dock in lots TO suit
CHARLES l.. TODD & CO.,
oe 1872. corner Of Sixth and Clay streets.
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LEA & PERKINS,

LEA PERRINs'
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Lea Perrins'
signature Is on every bottle.
JOHN DuscAS's Sons
New York,
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Three III and o Of BAILEY & &BEALL's.
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Toys Of al descriptions at D. coLuaBUs's.
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aN{SEMENTS.

AMTSEWE ENt Nv. ,-.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
ENGAG GEMENT OF
hR. CHARLES FECHTER.
supported by the talented artistic
MISS LIZZIE PRICE.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,.
December i9ih and goth, Victor Hugo's
RI Y i l. ).
THJRSDAT-DOS C-&SAR.
FRiDtI-HAMLET.
MATlNEE-LAnT OF LYONS.
>,.,-l,y yryrTiuc-farcwclI appearance. BoN-Shce!
.~! admission tickets ~ Wystt's. de l9-ltt
GRAND ENTERTAIN NJ e. I GA
u AND BALL fNA
At MONTICELLO HALL, In
rriDkN EVENING. DECEMBER 22. 1876, ~~SS-'
FOX TuE BENEFIT or
PAMUNKEY TRIBE, 80. i3. !. 0. Il. NJ.
,..s....,. soc. de l9-lt*
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THE POLICY OF THE LxW

has been more thoroughly settled thar, the,
one that deposits Of money paid into q bank
over the counter nre not received by it as q
bailee, the property in them remaining in
the depositors, but that they become the
property OF the bank, which itself thereby
becomes the debtor OF the deposition. This;
bank, therefore, having become the debtor.
Of Mr. Beatty and,of the new deposttors,
and having gone into bankruptcy, and the
new deposits having been paid into It over
the counter, and no pains having been taken
TO segregate them from other moneys OF TO
preserve their identity, it follows that no
lien was preserved at the time OF the de-
posit, that no legal preference could saere. re
fore aYise under the advertisement OF the
3d OF October, 1878, and that the petitioner
stands in this court only on the footing Oh
a general creditor. s.. i, j.
e { win sign an order disnissing the pe1i'
ton with costs.
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The regular semi-monthly meeting of the
Common Council was held In the Council
chamber yesterday afternoon-President
Joseph Z. Anderson in the chair. Present
at roll-call: Messrs. Christian, Curtis, Davis,
Elicit, Foster, Gregory, Hardgrove, Hayes,
Higgins, ,Metzger, Talbot, Taylor, Whit.
lock, and Wingfeld.
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DPOAp-STRE NJ EFT HN DIST
CHURCH.
>f,i. .ECT READINGS
BY
PROFESSOR j. wILLOCGHBf READE
TUESDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 70. 1876,
for the benefit Of the Sunday school.
PROGRAMME.
Na-l Twain and the interviewer. NJ. Twain
:.
f'TrI> OF lLt
Tickets for sale by the members OF the school.
GC lG-St
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NOTICE..

Having bought Mr.: S: r' na"r;vs t" a"S
stock Of H"rrs H'f ks; a s"Sf'"S OF
Hr a;ns u I now invite ~ continuance Vi
c e" m,tr,nare of the public.
III" Charges viii Il moderate! mod! Sts,or,t;ou 49,
Hire Of d Hsassc w' S"y"" SS Corporate Inn
i its viii be governed by the ''S'"'~~'
''1 cofiins Of all: styles l,so on """"' ''''
ranging from SIS S>p % vrULENAN.
July tt.
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SINGLE COPY, = Cents

aGr9 vugray;n,s 1910 Qua1o. Price VI!
\ NEW FEATURE.
IN ,nrtym ILLUSTRATIONS hrrr'"'",' , u" y;
Iu,,,i .l"vA We have a''A'" '''' ,''-'
.A;.ulsED ILLUSTRATORS
,rcss,v for the work at large e>'
P' %,r,, .e,ry State superintendent ~. "''
,,,trurtion IN the Union, or correspondence '',",,rI. |
t;rrr where such IN one r\'S,S' "'> ,,..t terms. |
"I Wrh,trrs Dictionary IN tn' s''""E ",,hrru
Among them are those o' ''>. E,,,,'s-TWEN-
NiNllr southern! an" "'''
, ~ EIGllr in all.
STATE PURCHASES.
,,,. c,.,o,;xrW YORK has placed l, ;'''
.,,;'.s -, W,h>,,rs lnah' !"-' III ~ '"'"' W
Publ" S'."''r: v1s,0HSlE. about :ooo-n'a''H
"y ,r, S, ,n,' Of NEW JERSEY, ,,'"-"'"'!!
. ''I ,E'. - State, of MICHIGAN made pr'''S''"
tor MI hers h'"'s, ,r,,t&SUTrS has sup.
y n,icI her Srho"'s-u"Ar'H All ,r,,, ,,rr schools
I'm" S' ~. Of y" ffr'UNNECvlrrr has made pro
vision for her Sch""'S. :, ,xn1><\ were
6 ~ Over 3no Sch"''S w lNi'' ,,on,. NOR
, .u;v,;rI during tue year lr'' an" "''"S '"''
50 in lc.:' an! 'S74. ,,;.. have been pu'
= In other States many t"r'rs " Cities coun,iv
~ chased for supplying s'"'''> W ''''>
'' WHAT G better investment g." he "'""' y
Is Schools! =. many are sold
vi v''htrr's Dic,i,naries,ssas Of amy "'h'r '"''
&c. in TN. ;a U""T I-ff,hs of all tn S. hoe" E%"
~ II. W
II" p""'ish'" III ,' rs t G"' ,r,a1cr few ack"ov
M cage any Pnhiisehd by G. C. MEN ,, Was
june lH-lN.
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~. Nliyha2S Convent,
FOUNDED IN ISIS.
,.v1.r fine Direction of the Religious ''
thr Society of the Sacr'" '''a'''
ST. JAMES PARISH hA'

,y,lllS institution l. rlras'"''' ,'', cD :
W. the Mississippi Rlyrr' "'o'; Wv
,';,0, ,boyr New Orleans. the '''''"' a';,S
n "na s,',r;,us and well vrnt!Ia'ru' l. Nv
III" Hi f th. Religious conducting IT, IS 10
' 'a",,rr to- their ]upls Il Thorough, an' '
s't"', ' W. r'rrat;on. Simplicity, On
r ''.' '' :. enforced hy tlr rules: '','''
nlvIt 10 tine object ofuntiring S"lr'',"I'
heH'' ~, !, ';'l,sS. they are a;trctl"'at''H ,
and constantly attrndc" 10: !, :, ,;v;1c1
any Th. Scholastic year, which ~ ",vl"I I
..' ~ wv, sessions of five months ''c".
III" ',, Wv" ON the first Wednesday "'
N "'+,,, and terminates i'll the last we"
Of the following July
r.rus rr the Scholastic Year,
w. ,,,.. ~ current funds, and always ~
Advance.
rYtrancr Frv,'N,nt once? -, .,,,
noarA with tuition IN h"S''>'' '''' $50
:: French &c
= Washing il
e Ro,kS and Stationery
E Doctors Fee :
. Summer Baths St
= Music j.
Use of Piano or Harp :
Drawing r,. >,oust'md .
Vacation charS WA
Srptcmhcr' .
Z Pupils are admit e" a, "" ~ "mtranc
o,,rr,l ONLY from the date (" e" ',;i wi
,:''' j.1uction is made for a r"l,. viz W
NO " ''o w ; before the oxplratl'
NJ fine &eSsion, unless II oe''' "'>
y. OF s'kn ~ cu,,r dress is req"ire''' e
INV i" a l,'' Suuiay, and Thursdays WIZ
.,m. ,Irr,. Nrrino is worn III Wl''t'.' ,; "
% y" WHITE ia conrt or Nains""k' .;,,1 wifi
"| T.rH nuril shcuhl I've PROVIDE" WY Ny,
,,uu w., n'o' White and il pink dress =
nla;n Bobbinct veil, two al" H.. size
I'D be Three yards long, accoroihS ": Rnhhi
tn. young lady,; a "'atA rH'r rarmr,
wi ri, twelve changes OF "n"'r s S"i ~. a
twelve pairs of hose, a 1""e In,' ';"t .;
wv two dozen pocket handS,fcnae'1S' -.
'OR! l,rsr napkinS. eight towels, 'w. e. sl,
,.rs six uiuht- gowns, four | 1'''s' ,r ,,,|
IlT! f,,t tub, toilet box, work o'N' S
t,,,], knife, fork and sp'"" ;' ,to +
' ia 'l,M m three pairs OF sh'r,S'
W 'nI h,]f wards long, tw" an" a. .
Mu. r wiIr: musquito-har of w" IT,. s Gr'
NYHe t ~m> yards long. the top t" W. an ~ T.
- wv S+ .wn and half wide. Al" It
I;stiutly marked with '"' "'
signed. .,o;r children
acn, me, f,r'shrI with clothing, &C.; ATT
'E ',,' a' n.y., to deposit with the iva
, '"r> funds for the purpose. ;,.,;,n a.
EH be- i ;sD', =, assist at the pnN\c "N'rr'
0" easy r TI;";"n-no further in''"rn;c rs ' ",
> ,>,a .rr;,"d over t;'rir co"'''''o''" W
Ike new, grave point. c., whnn'rracti
sser ESQ Oh :, S :s', and Thursdays IN"
nc , G" hr Wade only b.; parents S'''' "r.h
xo c,o hy suri, as have powvr I" ito so: MI,
NJ w. 'Eri;tolary correspondence ~ SUI
:Et,. inspections. , f,r,hrr narti
'.scr iM t :" "r address the MOllli
IS, La. ITT;jI s.. Nirhacrs Convent
MR.. p. pouRslNE, 14o Grav'c'
Goods. MR. Nv y: 2' c:;H ct S''s': H:2
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TIA T\fE
SlEN0\H LIVER REGULATOR,

PURELY VEGETABLE.
Is'harmlrSS.
isnn drastic violent medicine,
Is s,rr to cure # taken regularly,
Is no Intoxicating beverage,
jsn laultlrSS fa,nily mtd'rl"r ;,
!. th,"rhroprst medicine IN the W"rW'
u v;vru with safety and Ia" hA"rl'St !"
fl vu)ts to the most deli ate infant.
+ Noes NOT interfere with business,
Does net lisarrangr he system, w
y T,lrs III. place of 0uininc and bltt'4~
y of every kind, :,
: r,,t,;,s fine simplest and h"St remedies
N Al; III. recovered ,lys|"hlrS bilious
sufferers Victims Of Fewer and Agur' th'
mrrcnra| diseased PATIENT, how ll'I re-
Is. covrr,l health, cheerful spirits an" S"oo
(" ,nuetitr-they will tell you ny taking
-. Simmons Liver Regulator,
'rr The Chcupcst. Purrst and Best fan'@
" Medicine in the Wor|d'
# contains four medical elements neS-
for or rn;trd in the same happy rr"p"r'!"h
81 in any other preparation, W.: Ecn'N
.i,s rathartic. II wonderful lo''''' ana ""'
ccutiorahlr Alternative amt CERTAIN N''
"ks rrrtivr of all inquiries of the booty. sn'n
. "I sirnal success has att"nnr" KS "He' ''''''
wv it is now regarded as the
EtFECTUAL sPEclFic
1880 For all diseases of the Liver, H'o''''''n
- VI au1 spleen. As a Remedy i'll
u,,,r;,l Feyrrs, Bowel Complaints, Dys'
" musia, Mental Depression Rrst'rss
ness, Jaundice, Nausea SICK
:, Headache, Collie, Const'pa~
t;on and Biliou>ness
N II HAS NO EQUAL.
C Al ITO NJ
Asthcrc!'arc. a number OF 'm''at.o",
:, offered to the public we would c'u'"'
> the community to
p,,x no Powders or Prepared SIN
!! MlONS' LIVER REGlLAioR ""'rsS u. II
more our engraved wrapper with l''N' H N
, into stamp and Signature u"'roA'"' H'"
l Ma 1hr ''"'' j. II. ZElLlN Il CO.,,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia
your valuable medicine Simmons Live
,o,r p,.v,,lotor, has saved me many l"c'o
,ol' Ills I use it for everything 1t - !
which commended and never knew 1T I" III!
have used it in Collie and GrnhhS' wi
my Nules and Horses, giving them az"
,',f l,ttl. at 4 time. have not Il
one that gave ii to. You can ''"'' W.;
~: - ~ ",rrv5 one that has Stock as hr'
~. hast medicine known for all co
, ,l,;nts that Horse flesh is heir t"
RS T. r. TAYLOR. Agent for .G'u"gcr'
49,, Georgia.
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VOL, III.
MAILS.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
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,,,,v,1s AND DEPARTURES
Alexandria to Natch't'c"cS'
.u,o Departures
Thursday a. H.
Tuesday r. "'' Saturdays a. III.
Friday 4p. H. unnInv 9 a. m.
Sunday 4 pm ~
xo,rhitoches to Shreveport'
Tuesday 9 a. NJ
Thursday 9 a. III. eatnrI,v a, IN.
Saturday 9 o. ILL., '
Natchitoches to Texas
c N Monday 7 a. NJ
Intsday . p III, Thursday a. III
Natchitoches to M'n'o"'
o.. m Wednesday I a. IN
T'es'aE y p Ill Saturday a. III.
FRIDAY 6p. m.
Natchitoches to Winfield
Tuesday - IN. r ";I y, IN.
Friday II NJ,
ALL MAILS CLOSE At 8 M
Office Hours-from A. NJ 10 - W
And from Bpm to . p NJ
'' W. D. HARKISs.
Post Master.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY.

PLEASURE DAY FOR THE AUSTRIAN AND GERMAN
OFFICIALS AND THEIR INVITED GUESTS
[rRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or rHE TRIBUNE.l
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Thc Austrian and
German Commissioners and judges made an excursion
To Atlantic City on Saturday aud returned this morning
greatly pleased with the trip. The party Included
Holrath MigerAa. Chief Austrian Commissioner; Dr.
Rcucaux Chief German Commissioner and director or
the ROYAL Polytechnic Academy in Berlin; Consul Cob
hardt Of Elb.r,Idt proprietor Of OF the largest
manufacturing establishments in Europe; DR.. Roth
Surgeon teurral of tnc Twelfth German Army Corps;
Mr.. Costcuop!c, the Austrian Art Commissioner; Dr.
sccIhrrst Director Of tie T. 9n,tra Museum at Nufen-
berg; Counselor Drg,nlpch Of stuttgart; Mr. kanitz'
Associate Austrian Commissioner; pf. Gross rcpfc-ent-
atIye OF the Vienna Art Union; Coant Ahicn0erg Of
Sweden; Mr. L. j. Osthrimcr Of Philadelphia Nr. Pos',-
cucr a yienuc.e architect; DR.. God-chuidt, Berlin
chemist; aud number of other gentlemen distinguished
Tor their scientific attnmcEts business enterprise OF
ofrial pos lions.
p.r,etoiGcu Gosllorn, Col Myer Ascl and n few
other American, accompanied the party as invited
guests ana were delighted with the cordial unrcstrained
socLiby Of their hosts their frank and hearty ways,
their animated and mteeent aJlc-taik thoir sympa-
thctc greetings In the morning and caye-takinss at
night ana their fashion OF enjoying henselyes In simple
ya,s with an absence Of circumstances ana prcie-
sion aud at the time with quiet dignity of man
ner The foreigners their part showed themselves 10
4. .r.. I'd. .l-i I. ...4. %. - .itui.aus,
and took o,tr, opportunity to Increase their stock %;
know ledge 81 the country. hcary all OF them intend 10
make extended tonrs as the jury work u over IL
T. noticeable that while the Austrinns and the Germans
frankly cnticse whatever they ind here that they think
meh, be- improved by conformity to European -iandlrds
ey are. unlike the English always ready To dtkIo"tdSe
aud prompt 10 puut cut all i'uutet ~ american
lie that arc really improvements upon Ola "od Gus
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
EPISODES or THE EXHIBITION.

TENPEHASCE-IAE ff-IlNl~iA tAtE.
lFRow TIE EEGULtR CoHREsrONDESr OF TnE rEiBrNE' |
PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-Ihe Sons OF lcm-
pcrauce az their conference With the Executive Com
nttce on Friday got some information about the sci ing
~ intoxicating drinks tie Centennial grounds that
Put the question what appeared 10 10 them an entirely
new ll,ht Mr. Kmbal told them that the sale was an
thorlcd 10y ucrcpcc and not by direct contract In all
the restaurant concessions II was stipulated that 20
wine. beer or spirits should be sold at public
bar. From this language the restaurant Keepers
Inferred that the eae by the bottle TO
be DRINK Al table was permissible and took out regular
iunkcepcrs licenses under the Pennsylvania law the
Commission had possessed the power 10 send policeman
10 snatch the bottle Of crct from the dinner table ot the
French visitor or deprive the German Of his mug oi
becr il is doubtful II they would have deemed proper
o exercise H. whatever their views might he on tue Hb
stract question of the hdrmtlurss oi such brFcihStS
Tue attention oi the son, OF Temperance was Aso e',
to the fact that there IL very lite dflnklnG on lhe
grounds that cases Of drunkt mess nave Oeeh
There il very general hope expressed 10y the foreign
aud urors that the influence ot the lNhi-
hitiOn Will he In the direction OF changing inc laf Iys-
ten o the United states ia the direction ol lower dueS
Tie foreign Jurors, and particularly tho-e from flancc
England, aud Germany caSct 10 ilsc'Ili r Iiecs
Of articles In the American Department to coihpaisUn M
with the prices Of similar articles produced IN the
countries they represent aud in some cases hcy nave M
sisted having this Information before dccldS upon
awards They say that the cost OF manufacture Is an
element to be considered in Judging OF the merits OF any
exhibit. some eNhbIlofs nave reihScu 10 olnplsn 'heF
prce lists aud Others insist that II the expense OF pro-
ducion Is 10 bc gone INTO, The cost OF L'oi Souu ne
considered II would be well II American manufacturers
believe IN the protective system woud Ia their m
tcrcourso with foreign firms frankly admit tha the
p-ces of American fabrics are as rule higher than
those OF similar goods abroad and tnat 1t Is inc Amer
can policy they should be 80 In order To gave AN adc
quate remuneration To labor.
the Tnnisan Gale has been forbidden to charge %
cents for admission, the plea that the money demauIed
at door Is paid cupof coffee not being acceptrdb by
the authorities There is 40 more dancing 10y tue ry
Arab IL prohibited few days ago, not be-
cause OF anynhg n u, cnarse ~ no cn amen" whom
t,tt.1as nj fpVl lad
10 the Oriental Colony are Tunsan bazaar ald an es
blishmnt for the sale Of Turkish spOuges. The Turk
s Gaze is constantly thIongcd 10y crowds OF Vlsltors
cape and stare at tho guests VINO are courageous
enough 10 make sights OF themselves by smoking chi
bOuks or watcr-pipes.
The Exhibition Grounds arSnOw opened NJ O'Clock In
the morning instead OF at 9an arrangement very graft
ing to visitors who wish to do much sightseeing
possible before the miI-day heats