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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-15

"A Countryman in the Whig should
understand that paragraph under the head
of personal in the Dispatch is not con-
sidered editorial, and while it is not the
department for opinions one occasionally
appears there. The editors never saw that
quoted by "A Countryman." However,
since we see him using such slang us
!" funder-paper in his last We consider
this explanation unnecessary.
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TIE SILVER BILL-A VETo.-It is posi-
lively known that that measure contains
certain features which the President be-
lieycs would be very mischievous ii they
we're enacted in law, and that he will con-
slider it his duty to interpose the veto power
should the bill ever come before him for APP
prevail Washington telegrant-Nea5 York
Tribune
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II COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
STOCK IN TIE CITY.
GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

DRESS GOODS reduced from csc 10 1890, from
35c. 10 25c., from SOC. to Soc;
DRESS GOODS of the finest Importation below
market value;
so pieces BLACK aud COLORED C-ASIiMERES
just opened. See the new prices on them.
SILK VELVETS. in Bl2ck ana Colored, ut another
great reduction:
DOUBLE-WIDTI FRENCH DAMASSIS, in Black
and Colored, reduced from s2.75 10 $3.50;
Another large stock of COLORED SILKS At con-
siderable reduction;
See the new shade OF BRONZE at :l.75. formerly
sold u. $3.50;
COLORED SILKS at 90, IS, Soc, 81, sl.10
S1.25, $50, and S1.75:
Another large lot OF Guinc,'s and Bonnc.'s BLACK
SILKS;
80 pieces fine WHITE FLANNEL at 37hc., market
value OF which Is SOC, at soc. worth 85c.;
4 large stock OF PIANO C0TERS at great rcduc.
lions;
A large stock OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
HOSIERY;
Also, $50 dozen KID GLOVES of celebrated
make at 75c. worth fully $3.50;
4 large stock Of CURTAINS, CURTAIN LACES
aud UPHOLSTERY from recent bankrupt
sale;
so more CLOAKS lust added to their stock;
40 dozcii LADIES' ESlT-VESTS at 4Oc.;
SO dozen ct so, 75c., and 81, worth Slbo;
KNIT-WEAR of every description for ladies, gen
tlemen, and children. no9
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DEATHS.

Died. IN Tuesday. November 18Th, at $50 p. NJ,
ROgAMOND G. MORGAN, the beloved wife of Pc
ter K Morgan, Jr In tho thirty-eighth year OF her
age.
Her funeral will take place THIS tThhrsdayl AF,
TERNOON from the Moore Memorial chapei ut .
o'clock. The friends Of the family are invited 10 at
tend Without further notice.
Died IN this city, November Ia, 1877, RUDOLPH
HAURAND; aged thirty-six years.
The funeral will take place THURSDAY the i6th
instant from the Second Iaptls chrcn al I'm
Friends and acaunlntanccs o. the ialhitS afe liz
vitcd to attend. ~
Baltimore papers please copy.
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COURT ORDER.
WILLIAMS EXECUTORS, w II 0
w SUE, &C., VS.. RAGLAND'S EXECUIRlA


IN CIIASCERT.
The following Is an extract from tue decree en-
tered in this cause OH the 10Th OF October, 1871
The Court doth adJudge, order. aud decree mat
this cslse be referred to Commissioner Thomas y
Evans or some one of the commissioners OF lhiS
court, with Instructions to state the following ac
counts nd to make the following inqutrics-to Wit
LIST. An account Of all debts and demands against
the estate of Gideon Ragand, deceased. -
I'd An account of the transactions of Leonora W.
Ragland as executrix of the estate OF Gide9n Rag
Sd. An account of the real and personal estate OF
said Gideon Ragland, deceased, showing The zee
simple value thereof, and showing the annual value
of the real estate, and whether the rents and profits
of the real estate will pay his debts IN five years
4th. An account of the transactions or William
Priddy as administrator of Elisha Williams, de-
ceased, and of John w Wright, sheriff, and adm In
istrator d. b. n. of said Elisha Williams, deceased.
5th. An account OF the real and personal estate of
said Elisha Williams. deceased If any there be, and
III desired by any party.
9Th, An account showing what disposition Leonora
W. Ragland, cxccutrix, has made OF the personal
estate OF her testator Gideon Ragands estate. and
what money of her own has been expended by her
In erecting building the real estate OF her iesaor
7th. Whether dover can be assigned TO the said
Lconora ". Ragland IN her late husbands estate.
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A brother who has seen our name n print
for the last ten years sends us letter adj
dressed to Rev. B. b. Bennett. = Christian
Advocate.
[As Will and Bill are synonymes why may
not B. B. answer for w. WI
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CSDERTAE{ERS.

CHANDLER & SIM OFT ,Fw
" PRACTICAL CABISET-3IAKERSsS
AND UNDERWRITERS No. 722 iIain street, be-
tween seventh aud Eighth streets, keep on hand a
full stock OF WOOD and METALLIC C0FFINS
and CASKETS. The finest HEARSE and HACKS
the most reasonable terms. .. &C 16-lm
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More Figures for Conference.
Suppose we tally.an imaginary vote for S
delegates, there being j. candidates, and
200 ballots:
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MET MEETING FOR L AID ES.-
ELIZABETH COMSTOCK, of Michigan, a minister
of the Society Of Friends. Will hold meeting EX-
cLUs1yE1Y FOR WOMEN at the Friends meeting
house, Clay street above First, at II O'Clock THIS
MORNING.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
y,,-,,,,DN-r n,fntar so lTJ

The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on FRIDAY the 23d day OF November,
1877 at II O'Clock NJ, rs the time. and my office,
ON Eleventh between Main and Bank streets, rs the
place. 10 take the accounts aud make the inquiries
directed by the foregoing decree.
oc a5-Th4w Commissioner.
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@. E. D., Brother L.; and also demon
strates that, as in the case supposed in yes
terday's paper, it requires 133 votes to con.
stitute real majority.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
E5y MEADE & BAKERS
EDICISALLY PURE
COD-LfVER OIL.

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe It, and Of patients who have taken 1t, that 1T
is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AsSThILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
nolJ $40 Main street. Richmond, Va
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TEXAs-PAClFIC.-It is stated that the
Texas-Pacific people will not present their
bill until the regular session, although it is
already drawn up.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co,.(
TREASURER'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA. November 10, 1877.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF this company VIII Ire
held ut the Office OF the company. corner OF BYRD
and Eighth streets. OH TUESDAY the 27th instant
at ~ O'Clock ".
The books OF transfer will nc closed rom The AZ!
instant until after the day of meeting.
VI. ". WARRINGTON.
no 1o-tJ Treasurer.
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You will save twenty-five per cent II you viii buy
your DRY GOODS from sYCLE BROTHERS.
We have Just received an extra large lot of
CEOAKS. ut bottom prices. 70 suit. evcryb body.
SIIAWLS In great variety. FURS for ladies ana
children ut various prices
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS. from
bottom TO the top prices, in all the new styles. IL
cent BY purchasing them at SYCLE BROTHERS,.
DRESS GOODS from 1Oc. up to IL yer yard: beau
tiful shades at one shilling;
Nice DRESS GOOpS ut 20c.:
y lovely lot of DRESS GOODS at 25 and 30c. per
KNiCKEREOCKER DRESS GOODS, FIGURED
VELVETS for OVERSkIRTS, aud all the latest
styles at SYCLE BROTHERS.
Ladies', Gentlemens, and ChlIdrcn's UNDER
WEAR In great variety, and at forty per cent. less
than ever sold in the city before.
ALPACAs, CACEIEMIREs. HENRIETTA
CLOTH, BOMBAZlNE. TAMlSE. BOMBA-
ZINE CLOTH, and all MOURNING GOODS
FLANXEIs in WHITE and .CoLoRED and
TWlLLED and PLAlE-aiI prices.
FLANNELS from zoe. 10 81 per yard:
CANTON FLANNELS in rLEACIIED and IN
BLEACIIED-all prices from sc.; ,-,,,
cIliEFs. and scARrs t" suit e "
Our 100 COLORED SILKS IRE sl.25 rer yard:
All shades SILK VELvETs from $3.50 to $40 per
vEiVETEENs In all shades:
BALLOONS, BUTTONS; PRINCES. aud all the
latest styles of TRIMMINGS;
An extra large lot Of BLANKETS in WHITE AMI
COLORED. from 1928 to 80:
We call special attention 10 our - and - BLAN-
KETS:
SIEETINGS. BED-TlCKS. CARPETS. TABLE
CLOTHS. DAMAsk. CRASH. TOWELS, and
NAPKINS al lowest prices, aud thousands OF
other articles that we could mention but for want
OF space. Call and see for Yourselves.
Persons wishing samples will please send postage.
Goods sent c. o. d. Special attention pail to orders.
Come and see that Gle BROTHERS i the place
10 buy your DRY GOODS. -
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
I'll I:rOad street.
mol between Third and Fourth streets.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, In the county OF Chesterfield, on the
morning OF the 30,h October, 1877. by the Rev. q:
N. Han. Dir. JOSEPH J.. OWEN to Miss MATTE
W. GRAVES; both OF the county aforesaid. NO
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NJ HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP

III liEADNto AN } Eh'1 Die >iih-Hi
DRY GOODS,
AT THE POPULAR BROAD.STREEr
DRY-GOODS EMPORIUM OF
TIiALHIMER BROTHERS. Sol BROAD STREET.
where we are constantly receiving and selling some
of the best bargains Of the season. ,-..,,...,-
80 pieces new styles and tSlorS kN1thERBOCk-
FIR SUlTlNGS fruln q 10 3Oc. yard:
50 pieces SOLID-COLOR rorLlNs at lie. worth
AZ pieces FIGURED and STRIPED MATLEssA
SUITING> from 20 TO 40c. yard
81 piccrs COL0RED CACnEMli!Es from 80 Ia
COCA yar.:'
4 full line OF BLACK and COLORED SILKS for
dresses and trimmings II very low prices. civ"
Us call on DRESS GOODS, Is our stock is large
and complete.
\ Irge variety OF BLACK and MOURNING
GOODS in Cachcmircs Merino>, Ailncas Ia
mise: nclninc*. SC. Just received. few LARGE
Another lot OF new CLuAh>-:hc latest Iylcs and
rimmiGgs-.at low prizes ...,,,r,
Also LADIES and MISSES >liANLS. SKIRTS
Great bargains in from auction in LADIES. Miss
ES, and GENTf.EMEN's UNDER-VE>I>.
Give us cal on them.
not sE-FURN fishing GOODS-suci as Shcetings.
Towels. Napkins. Table Linen. Gil-Clohs. BiaH-
kctS. Quilts. Curtains Lacc>-at extra low prices
CARPETS, very cheap 10 make quick sales: from i
10 60c.-gvc us a call for Il cheap CARPET:
s'~S HTE aH 1E and TifS!' T S for
mems and boys wcar-one Of the best and largest
stocks to select from at prc, TO :''it every one
! very cheap: best Red and White F1anncls IN the
| CITY at Csc. Il yard. Call and see them.
| HEADQUARTERS FOR MD GLOfES.-Im~t re-
| ceiyed. 90 dozen LIGHT and DARK SHADES
| KID GLOVES at 80. 7jc. and sl-among llicm
all the latest shades III navy-bue. dark green,
| 80 dozen CENT ENEN'S LIGHT and DARK
SHADES KID GLOVES at 81 a pair 70 ci"ss
them out-these goods are elegant quality and
ar gan line 60 Of Z GiENTIEMESs FURNISHING
GOODS, which will he sold 1t very low prices 10
reduce the stock. Call and see them, IL IL vii!
nav you to do .
! Also, a great variety Of NOTIONS. RIBBONS.
SCARFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES; HANDkEk-
CHEFS, CORSETS, POCkET-BOOkS.J JEW
| EiRY. SCARF-PINS. SILK HAEDk En-,
CHIEFS. RUFFS, RUFFLISGS. &c. which VIII
he sold ut the lowest prices, rs We believe In
quick sales and small profits. and viii give our
customers all the advantages we can.
Give us . r,lI ana secure omr OF The bargains now
ofrrcI nj TIALHI3IER BROTHERS..
col Broad street.
" E-MR. CHARLES 1lUT/LER Is now with
lis, and will be pleased 10 So, MS friends AMI Gus
,o,nrrS ~ TuAIliIMER BROTHERS..
moj COL Broad street.
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MT SILKS! SILKS! SILkSl

Vow IS the time to buy. Prices never were rs low
as at this time. Prices must 90 up, the raw ma
terial has greatly advanced In France.
BLACK SILKS 1T GO, IS, 90c.. 81, S1.25,
$l.35, $3.50. Sl.60. S1.75. 81, $3.50, and So.
You can save from l5c. 10 81 per yard On Black
Silks
COLURED SILKS in great variety at IL, sl.1O,
1925, IL IS, $3.50, and 50;
LIGHT-COLORED SILKS in all of the popular
shades at 81 per yard worth 1885,:
4 large variety Of STRIPED and PLAID SILKS
ats, SIS. 9nc., and 81 per yard-all much below
regular prices
Delay not If you want Silk TO gain the full aG-
LEVY BROTHERS..
10l7 ind 1919 Main Street
Great bargains in FURS. nol4
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~ REMNANTS OF BLEACIfED
COTTON. -Wn offer to-day 10000 yards Of
BLEACIIED COTTON. In remnants from 3 To -
yards in'a piece, at Stsc. per ward regular l2l.c.
Cotton. LEVY BROTHERS.
Great bargains In FCES. no Il
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four respected correspondent takes all
the conceit out OF us. II all OF our arguments
against the brokers have failed to assure
him that we are on his side, then we de-
spair Of convincing him Of the fact.l
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M BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLAN-
KETS The largest stock Of WHITE RED
BLANKETS. COLORED BLANKETS, CRIB
BLANKETS. GRAZ L E-BTANkETS, and
CARRIAG E-ELANkE1S ever offered In this
city:
WHITE BED-EL iNKETS at 81. $3.50. So 3d. 30,
-. 81 80. 50. &c. 81. 80. 80, $40, Sill, $l2,
COI'0RF:D iiLAEKErS at n IS. ! so. 81. $3.50.
So. $3.50, 81. $3.50, and s. per pair;
GRADIENT ANkETS at $50 and 81 per pair
CRIB-BL AEKETS ut 1925, 80. $3.50, 81, and
S5 per pair.
Money can he saved bv purchasing your 81 AN
We open Today another case Of those LII
BLANKETS a - worth 81 and the celebrated
Iii CALIFORNIA BLANKET al SO worth IS.
no IL LEVY BROTHERS.
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You will save twenty-five per cent. II you will buy
your DRY GOODS from SYCLE BROTHERS.
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JACOB REEDS SONS.
InAS-OEEICE.

ladies AND GENTLEMEN, &sA
| / YOU are cordially invited to call and eI- 81
amino the SOLITAIRE and CLC tx pa Sls%SgSSs
in nairs or single. ONYX aud DIAMOND LOChEI
1t is pleasure which costs nothing and WI prove
Ladies and Gcntlemens GOLD WATCHES. III
stem and key-winders. ,- ,nD
OI'EP a. and NECK CHAINS, LOCKETS, Sets Of
JEWELRY: STONE. CAMEO. AMETHYST, and
other kinds of RINGS in great variety.
Every one can be suited In RINGS, SLEEVE,
BOSOM. and CULLAR-BUTTONS:
and many other useful articles of JEWEL RY: all
of which must be sold In order to realize the cash
loaned on them. Office open until O'Clock =. VI.
Closed on Saturdays; open at dusk. Call soon at
). 4. WISSTOCk'S.
Loan Office. Nc. II north Fourteenth street.
nol4-1m under Exchange Hotel.
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Will the editors OF the Dispatch please
to say why it (the Dispatch advocates the
shavers' and brokers' policy opposing the
use Of silver as money, seeing that the Con
stitution authorizes the payment Of debts in
gold or siIper, and authorizes Congress to
coin money and regulate the ualue thereof
VIRGTSIrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-15

Come and be convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS
Is the cheapest place in the city TO buy your DRY
GOODS.
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III VELEETS! EELVETS! EELTETS

BLACK SILK TRIMMING VELYETS at S1.50.
S1.75, -. $3.50, ana SO worth fifty per cent.
more;
BLACK SILK MANTILLA VELVETS at 81. 80.
s6, SO, and s12 per yard. which Is from ~ 10
So below regular prices:
COLORED. SILK FELVETS. for trimmings, ut
$3.50 per ward worth $3.50 to So per yard.
The above Offering Of VELTETS should attract
the attention Of consumers, as the above save in
prices can be made by calling 1T
LEVY BROTHERS..
Bargains IN FCRS. no ii
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COUNTY.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
pECEryER' OFFICE,

RICHMOND, VA, November 5, 1877.
ANNUAL MEETING
~ of the stockholders Of the Chesapeak lie and ONO
Railroad Company Will be held In the city OF Rich
mond. Va, on THURSDAY: the 6t Ir OF pcceinncr
1877. j. GARRETT, CASHIER.
10 14-ThSTutd
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DOCKS FOR WINTER READING, in
- great variety, for sale by
ELLYS0N y YANCEY, booksellers,
successors TO j. T. Ellyson,l
mo- If 11l2 Main street.
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AFERMAID TROCHES.


BETHESDA WATER.
A fresh supply Of this celebrated WAIEk, 1lsee'
from the spring ut Waukeshaw WIS, Is JUST 10 nnu.
AS specific for any disease ateetiiS tue Siahe!'
rurinary organs II is unsurpassed.
For sale on daught or In larger qnantlttiifs,sn ns
no 14-lm Main anu eleventh s'tSe1''
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NNUAL MEETING-The annual
N meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS or THE
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PDIO-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held Al the
Office of the company. in the city Of Richmond on
WEDNESDAY the 2lst Of Noyember ISIt :, III
III O'Clock \. NJ. d. u. NINSlCH'
no I'D Secretary.
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DSVGS. MEDICINES. &c.
PARAGON LUNG-PROTECTORS,
BACH OF persons suffering from PULMONARY
WEAKNESS. They are suitable FOR Ia,iie' or gentle
men. and can hc sent by mail 10 any part Of the
country. MEADE L BAKER. Pharmacists.
ol9 Main street,
uol5 Richmond, Va.
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We have lust received an extra large lot of
CEOAKS mt bottom prices. To suit everybody.
SHAWLS In great variety. FURS for ladies ana
children ut various prices
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~ DRY GOODS HAVE REACHED
THE BOTTOM AT LAST.

SYCLE BROTHERS
have marked their entire stock at bottom
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@ CLoAKs! CLoAKs! CLoAKs

NE BLACK ALPACAS NEVER WERE
cheap they can he had III ...,,.,.
no Ii LEVY BROTHERS.
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ME- LEVY BROTHERS SHOW DOU-
BLE-TWlLLED real FRENCH CASliMERES 1T
jJ and 75c. per yard worth 9Qc. ana FL: no Ii
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-20
A "MoNsrERD SroRY.-A correspond

A "MoNsrER" SroRY.-A correspond
emf Of the Corinne Record sends that
paper a graphic account OF the us
covery at Monument Point Of 9 large
monster in Great. Salt Lake. me
discovery is said to have been made
by the night hands at Barnes 4 Cos
salt boilers, on the night Of The 9TH tn
The story, briefly, is that strange
noises proceeding from the lake have
been frequently heard. On the night
II question the men saw"a huge mass
Of hide and fins rapidly approaching,
and when within few yards OF the
shore it raised its enormous head ana
uttered a terrible below The men
took to their heels, fleeing to the
mountains and did not return untli
DAYLIGHT. when the trail Of the ami
NAL was traced. Rocks were found
to have been turned over by the, mon
ster and the ground had been torn up
by it. j. II. Mcneil, one OF the men
who claim to have seen the monster
makes affidavit to his story, in which
he says it was ga great animal ike a
crocodile or alligator, approaching the
bank, but much larger than had ever
heard of one being. 1t must have
been seventy-fve feet long, but the
head was not like an alligators-l'
was more like horses. When with
in a few yards of the shore it made a
loud noise and my companion ana
fled up the mountain, where we stayed
all night When we came down II
the morning we saw tracks on the
shore, but nothing else"
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8 s@ss . . ssss:

To the Working Class.-We can furnish vou
employment at which you can make very large nav
in YOUR own localities, without being away fro s
home over night. Agents wanted in every tow,
and county to take subscribers for The Centenni.i
Record. the largest publication in the United Stst..
id pages ga columns; Elegantly illustrstss
Terms ST per year. Mhe Record is devoted 4
whatever is of interest connected with the Centen,I
al wear. The Great Exhibition at PHILADELPHIA i.
fnlly illustrated in detail. Everybody wantsit tn.
whole people feel great interest in their Country.
Centennial Birthday, and want to know all abouth
An elegant patriotic crayon drawing premium Bit
nre is presented free to each subscriber. epn
fled. "In Remembrance Of the One HIndredth Ami.
yersary of the Independence of the United Stat.,p
size. % by 80 inches. Any one can become sus
cessfnl agent for but show the paper and pictur.
and hundreds of subscribers are easily obtained q,
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lars. terms and sample copy of paper, which ar,
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THE CENTENNIAL RECORD. Portland, Maine.
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RousTABoUT.


AN English writer shows how the
Cossscks may apply science IN the
present war, as follows: In a 'Deit
round their waists they carry lew
pounds of gun cotton or dynamite
and with this highly destructive ex-
plosiva they may work incalcuiaoie
harm. A small charge of gun cotton
placed simply upon rails and hrea
with a fuse suffices to blow several
feet of the iron a distance of many
yards, thus rendering the railway un'
serviceabIe on the instant. A trooper
may dismount, place charge at the
base of a telegraph pole, FIRE 1T, and
be in the saddle again within sixty
seconds. Wires may thus be cut and
communication stopped in the heart
Of an enemy's country by fearless II
ders. while lines of railways are en-
tirely at their mercy. Even light
bridges and well-built stockades may
be thrown down by the violent detona
ton of compressed gun cotton, and
forest roads considerably INSTRUCTED
by trees thrown across, which are
never so rapidly feIled as when q
small charge of this explosive is free
at their roots.
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roasting furnace Of the Buffalo MIL
Mr.. Algewahr and Mr.. Mahany oo'n
have faith they will work well, and |
think they will, !,
J. G. Fox, Of Idaho City, arrived
the het day to remain few days 9,1
He in connection with Jonas w.
Brown owns some Of the best ground
{ on the Atlanta ledge. He will remain
a few days and return.
= This viii probably be my last rom
Atlanta. 4
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Mr.. JESSE GRANT seems to be In need
of all the sympathy the American peo-
pie have to spare just now. This
Young man, who is the object of con-
spicuous attention in England on his
fathers account, has become tired OF
that sort of thing. It's nice to read
about, he writes to a friend IL this
country, "but when you have to 60
out every evening to dinner at some
Dukes or EarPs, and every afternoon
at some Lords, it gets to be what you
might call a bore" This young
American complains because he is con-
sideled a prince, and called ellis Elk
ceIlency," and asked to make speeclt
es, and he is altogether reasonable
Why should he be made to endure
these things that are SO oppressive tc
his sensitive and-to judge from his
Ietter-modest nature? When the ex
President goes out in the evening tc
dine at some Dukes, or in the after
noon at some Lords, he should leave
the children at home-Phala. Times.
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ITO be continued.
ID. r..

The poor black man Of Louisiana
wants the heart of Rutherford B.
Hayes to bleed for him to the extent
of as many offices aslpossible.