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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-08
ENCl RSEQSS.
rI'HE GRAND EXCURSION
OF THE SEASON.

BUSINESS AND PLEASURE CONFINED.
EALTlMD WASHINGTON. PilIiADEL-
FILA. and NEW YORK.
tiyrn by the ladies Of METIlO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH ria Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake Railroad aud Steamboat Line,
TUESDAY. September II, 1877.
splendid opportunity 10 visit the international En-
hbiiou. rli!adclphia and Ponologicai Exhibition,
Baltimore
Fare-Richnioud 10 baltimore and rcurn...S 5 90
Richmond Ia Washington and return. 90
Richmond Ia Philadelphia and rcfurr 90
Eichmond 10 New York and return... 13 W
Tickets. good for fifteen days. are now ready.
Trau leaves the depot on TUESDAY. ScptcInbcr
II. 1877, Al 3 o'clock =. NJ.
Tickets for sale hy Woodhou>r & Farham and the
committee: ". f.. TURNER.
+. T.. Gill.
E. ii. PAGE.
I. ID. BRIGGS,
and IL tie depot Scntcmhrr l I'm.
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ANg'SEN ENIS.
DICUMOSD THEATRE.
TWO EVENINGS ONLY-MONDAf and TIL
DAY. September 10 and II. 1877.

TWO EVENINGS ONLY-MONDAf and TUES
DAY, September 10 and II. ST..
Tac Finished Entertainment Of Amcrica-fhc most
Marvellous Living Wonder In Comedy,
SOL. SMITH RUSSELL
aud his great company Of Vocal and Instrumental
Stars, comprising the following artists:
Miss DORA WILEY. soprano:
Miss ANNA fiOLRROOk. tOntralfo:
Miss ASSIE LESTELLE, Pianist:
Miss HELEN MAHZ. McZzn soprano
Mr. .IrLES G1. I.UMBARD, Profundo liass":
Sir. l.. 81. PACKARD Tenor.
Hr. WALTER POND. BARITONE:
and The inimitthlr sol. SMITH RUSSELL.
~ the late Musical Novelties OF the day will be
Ir>-nlcd.
poor, upen At : /: concert commences at 5.
SCALE OF PRICES: Balcony chairs. 81; dress cir
clc ana orchestra, Toe: parunetc. soc; gallery,
&c. seats can now be secured at {. F.J JOHNSTON 5
inusr-surc without extra CHARGE. 9lS Main street.
- .-ft
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MEETINGS..

HrSRiCo COUNTY CoURr CLERKS oFFlCE,l
September 6. 1877. :
CALLED MEETING OF THE BOARD
~ OF SUPERVISORS OF liENRlto COUNTY
" {u r held al The court -houS'. on SATURDAY The
81. instant nj 10 O'Clock \. NJ. for the purpose oi
,inuloying suitable person to sut'"rlutrnH ana di-
rect the working Of CCnyicIs ui"a the phbtc roads
and - employ such number "f I"r>"us - may be
necessary iu guard said C"Itrictr.
Persons desiring such cmp'nvmcni VIII please At
tcNd. SAMt II. /. W ai,b!i'l..,
- lot Clerk Ia Beard.
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GOLD WATCH ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN
SToLES.-,James Dabney and Elijah Tur-
ner, two small colored boys living with
their parents on Poplar street, were arrest
ed Yesterday on the charge OF stealing a
seventy-fve dollar gold watch from Nicho.
las Thurston (colored). Thurston last night
sought to withdraw the warrant, saying he
had received satisfaction, but he was not al
lowed to do so.
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THE VADEN CASE CONTINUED. D.-Charles B.
Yaden, late deputy-collector OF customs,
was before Commissioner Atkins yesterday
20 answer the charge of embezzlement
against him. Special-Agent Aver was alb
sent, and by consent Of all parties the ex-
animation was deferred until the 18th. Mr..
Vaden renewed his bail in $4,000.
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A BIG F1sH.-Mr. J. S. Angel, depot
agent at Kanawha Falls, Yesterday sent to
Colonel II. c. Cabell, OF this city, huge
catfish, taken at Kanawha Falls, weighing
seventy pounds, measuring four feet five
inches in length, and his mouth measuring
Gnside) eight inches from side to size.
When the monster reached Richmond, by
the eXpress-train, he was still alive.
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BRAZILIAN ANNIvERsARY.-Yesterd was
the tifty-fifth anniversary Of the foundation
Of the Brazilian empire, aud In honor Of
played In front Of the consulate by order OF
Senior Lisboa, vice-consul OF his Highness
the Emperor Dom Pedro.
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FINANCIAL.

NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAIL
~ ROAD BOSDS-Thc holders Of the SEVEN
AND EIGIiT-PER-CENT. BONDS Of the above
company win please send their address to SAMUEL
A. S'TRhSG, 23 Nassau street New YORK, Office of
agency for reorganizing The Atlantic Mississippi
md Ohio railroad. Sc S-cOd2w
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Feast and tuir.-The Fifth-Street Meth
odist Sunday-school opened feast and fair
last night at the corner of Sixth and Hull
streets. The entertainment was a brilliant
one, and was attended by the bellies and
beanX OF the city. 1t will be continued.
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AT s26 MAIN STREET buy your Accident In.
surance Ticket before travelling $l5 per week fol
disabling injuries $4,000 to your family II you art
killed.
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ROCKETS GAs-W WoRKs.-The erection OF
an enclosure was commenced yesterday at
dcnsers. 1t is OF brick and Of substantial
proportions, and will ef1ectually protect the
washers and condensers from exposure to
the weather, besides decreasing decidedly
their tendency to wear and tear, and III
creasing their efficiency.
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ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF COMPANY c.
Company &, of the First regiment will on
the 18th celebrate their anniversary by a
dinner at the pump-house.
The committee OF invitation consists OF
Captain J. II. Parater, Lieutenant A. M.
Tomlinson, Lieutenant George 5. Stokes,
First Sergeant Tate Starke, Sergeant Will
liam Williams, Corporal William Shubrldge,
Privates Joseph Merriman, Robert Jones,
and 4. F. Toler.
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Hogs and Dogs.-The hog-catchers were
out yesterday, and the dog-catchers will
make Il raid Monday. Look out for your
dogs. All that are not medalled will be
caDtllrcd and sold.
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CLARET-tnes. brands: Dud. Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis Whiskey, Leghan
Wbiskey, B Select Whiskey. Ell Consoiaaor :"
and litaua two excellent brands OF cigars OF
our own manufacture. Liberal discount 70 the
,r.de WALTER ID. BLAIR Co.,
903 Main street,
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LIKE ITS PARENT FLOWER, ATK1NsoS's Ex-
tract of Violet. the most delicate and refined Of
perfumes, conccals It's excellence behind its more
widely known sister, the Extract Of White Rose.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING CALF.-Cap-
tain w. C. Wilkinson yesterday arrested
William Fulst (colored), charged with steal
ing one cali OF the value OF Sc, the property
M jackson Bolton.
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MERMAID TRocHEs.--No family should be With
out this. A famous portable and pleasant specific
for dyspepsia, salow skin, nervousness, rheuma-
tism, &C. Endorsed by trst-cass names. Sold by
PURCELL, LADp & Co., 1915 Main street. and BY
druggists generally. In rs cent and 81 packages.
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BE SURE AND Go.-Excursion TO Natural Bridge
by HARMAN BROTHERS. Packet Line, which
leaves NEXT MONDAY, September 10, at O'Clock
z. NJ. Round-trip tickets, Richmond TO Satura
Bridge and return, 50. See hand-bils.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS WILL INSURE YoI
AGAINST ACCIDENT In the sum Of $4,000 In th'
Passengers Railway Assurance Company. A. "
CAREER. Agent
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CHEF ENGINEERS TO VISIT RICHMOND
Chief Engineer Anslie, of the Richmond
Fire Department, received telegram yes.
terday from Mr.. Fl. \. Hill, secretary OF
the National Convention OF Chief Engineers,
recently in session at Nashville, stating that
twelve of the chief engineers would visit
New York, and take in Richmond. They
will probably be here on Sunday.
It will deyolye on Chief Anslie TO see
that the visitors are properly entertained.
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THE NEW FALL AND WINTER STYLES illus
trated) in NINE. DEMoREST'S PORTFOLIO OF TIL
FASHIONS. Price, 15c. For sale at JULIU!
MEYERS,
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE & BAKERS
CARBOLIc MoUTH-WAsH, for sore gums and de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents j bottle.
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AN APPEAL.-The ladies OF Trinity
Methodist church appeal to their friends OF
all denominations to assist them In their
laudable efforts to raise funds for the
church by contributing and patroniZlng the
feast which they will open in the lecture
room of the church on Tuesday night next
and continue from night to night during
the week. There is no doubt that every
thing will be provided that the season
affords, and in addition to great dea! OF
enjoyment there will be the happy rehec.
ton consequent upon the performance OF
a good deed in the help afforded the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-08

L. LIcHTESsTEIN. importer Of SEIyE-THREAD,
Nos 1906 and 1907 Franklin street, keeps SEM
PIES S. F. T. BEST sIx-CoRD SPooL-CoTToN. II
ia sunerlor 10 any olher cotton,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done A. TN
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoCsE. Good WORK, 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully Shi''
by the use OF MEADE BAKERS sAPoNlsE LEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box
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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO., advertising agents, ,nsert ad'
vertisements In all Of the newspapers Of the Unite
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch counting-room will receive prsmst atteu.
ton.
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A. SAKS & CO.'S

ASK FOR ACCIDENT INSURANCE TICKETS al
A. w. CAREERS.
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BLEEDING AND U CERATED GUMS healed b!
MEADE L BAKER't CARBoLIc MouTH-WAsH
Fifty cents bottle.
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SEND FOR CATALOGUE Of NINE. DEMoREsT's
FALL AND WINTER STYLES tfree) at JULIUS
MEYERS.
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BEAUTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE & BA-
KER's elegant SAPoNINE DESTIFRICE. Fifty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-08

Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE &
BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WASH. Fifty cents
hnfIn.
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NINE. DENoREST'S FALL AND WINTER STYLE:
just received at JULIUS MEYERS, 603 Broad street
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Boys AND CIIlLDREN's CLoTHIEG.-A. sAKs a
Co. lOl3 Main street.
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT, 1913 Main street.
French, German. and English Suitings and Panta'
loonings An inspection solicited. One price only
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DRY GOODS.
TALL GOODS! FALL GOODS
Il FALL GOODS.
Large opening of FALL GOODS at L. STERN &
CO.'S, 523 Broad street.


New Fail Goods received daily. just opened
20 pieces BLACK ALPACAS at l0c. worth 2Jc.
IL 23c. worth 35r. al 3lc. worth 37Hc.; at 35c.
worth zoe. Our soc. Alpaca IS unsurpassed for
richness in color and iuSlre BLACK CACHEMlRE
al SOC worth 7Jc: 30 pieces new styles DIR ESS
GOODS: 25 pieces WHITE FLANNEL from l6c
up: RED. BLUE, and GRAY tLANNELS. in
plain and twilcd, at all prices: BLACK Sll.k at
81. would be cheap at 81 80 1000 yards IRISH
LINEN At less than half value; another lot OF
those cheap EMBROlDERIES: WATER-PROOFS
in black. gray, bike, and brown CASSlMERES for
mems aud BOYS wc.r-a very large assortment: a
very large stock OF HOSIERY. GLOVES. No
TIONS. &c; BLACK LACE FiCHUs in endless
variety; new STYLE BELTS: another large LOT of
those 81 CORSErS worth Sl.50 fully; BED
QUILTS from 60c. up; PINS, NEEDLES. TAPES,
aud SPOOL-COTTOS by the million. Call early
and examine ~cl-aSsort ed stock and low prices.
l.. STERN Il Co, 523 Broad street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets
Orders from the country solicited and promptly
attended To. Goods sent all over the country &. o.
d., or on receipt of the money. Send for samples,
enclosing poStage-staInp. au ~
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Music on LIBBY HILL THIS EVENING, COM
mencing at O'Clock.
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FEAST. ).
r AIDES FEAST

7 AIDES FEAST
AT TRINITY CHURCH.
toMuExCiSc TUESDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER II g.,
continuing from night to night. The patronage of
IA. fricnc< OF the church is solicited. sc Sat
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CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH Is pleasant to the
taste, and an excellent gargie for sore-throat. Fifty
CENTS bottle.
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< REWARD.-The above reward wii

COX REWARD.-Thea above reward will
3ZC be paid for any information that win lead
IN the arrest aud conviction of the that
set Are TO the unoccuped brick dwelling on the farm
OF Mr.. A. r. Rowe, In Henrico county opposite Glen
Allen. ,,,,x v>,>,r a,r,,e,
have been laid CT on this property al fronting on
broad avenue lying parallel 10 the Richmond trede.
ricksburg and Potomac railroad and adjacent TO the
depo at Mountain road aad every third BUILDING Iot
viii be GI I'm AWAY 10 any respectable wnite Per.
coming year the erection Of q dwelling, 10 cost
when finished not less than u 600, Wild the UNDER.
standing that neither spirituous or malt liquors, OF
wines cider 70 be sold on any Of the , =
This Is rare chance for persons hsinx ~ tns
secure pleasant country homes In healthy, ren0Sc,
ami moral neIghborhood, having mails thrice aaiy,
and churches and schools AL arognaa d. .t orix
little over half and oomm1ssaes nSssss ns can
nIop ~ the lots viii he left with the clerk OF Hen
Hco county, At the eourt-ho amer the isfh ot
o0p'sD JOHN E. BROADDUS,
60 5-s&l6s Glen Allen. Henrteo county. W
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En- On all safes Of Real Estate made b.t1t.n
me lst o| January and last Of June the tdJesfsT
he present year hare {" BE- pnid ty me Turcha ser:
On al soieS made 6etDeen the lst or anu t1:t
ar the ueur tie tGres haze tD be paid bg the sstier.
rrhis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv All the real estate agents In Rch'nond and AZ
plies to Richmond and viciMityJ
AUGUSTINE ROYALL, ~ p. NJ, trustees sale or
house and lot corner Eighth aud Bainbrdse
streets, Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-08

THE BRoAD-STREET METHODIST CHURCH
EXCURSION ladies of the Broad-Street
Methodist church are making every effort
for the success Of their excursion to New
York, Baltimore, &C., on Tuesday next.
The tickets have been made good for tf-
teen instead OF ten days, and are now on
SAFE
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REMOVAL.
GPEClAL NOTICE.
REMOVAL! REMOVAL

REMOVAL! REMOVAL.
We would hereby announce 10 our friends and the
public generally that we have removed TO our new
store, No. 429 BROAD STREET, between Fourth
and Fifth.
Our stock is complete In every department. and
will be sold at the very lowest prices.
Please give Us u call.
81 3-lm COURTNEY E. POWELL.
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DRCHaRD-GRASS SEED.

We are receiving the NEW CROP OF ORCHARD
GRASS SEED raised by John Washington, Esq, Of
PALAtER, HARTsOOK & CO.,
" 26-d& w2m Richmond. Va.
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Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
| iT,IE rnST~GFTlCE At RICHMOND. HEN
p,re COZ NTY, M. SEPTEMBER 8, 1877.
LADIES LIST.
,,o- Mrs Wall. Ellen Morton, Hannah
HW"t,m Harris, q. Icttus, Maria a.
Atkinson, NJ. r. Harris Betty rtc"' !,n ,s Amnn ".
nn!r.th NJ Urrris, Il. A. Reed, Margaret
r,n Asrs Harris NJ. Robinson. Va.
R-xnch patsv Heck, VI. Ricc, Atccs.
Dnrgrs.. SaTfic Iob>or. Al. W. Roy, Marcella
Eccs,sh A Homer Mrs. Scay, F. 4.
~. sM,,Ic Tnoms. Slate, Rachel
C.rier + G. James Orhelia Stone, l.. NJ.
tarra, I1ra johnson, Louisa Terry. Ellen
rartcr Nil>y Johuson f. Trsnt. Bette
Chandler. F. W. johnson. Liza N"Tt' Annie
tiaxis,~-,n ,Ianc KYLE Mary j. Walker, Emma
t"Sk' laura Imcust. Saili- White, Mrs.
I%T@+a; DAVIS. Myrtle ] Merton. j. 81. wilson, Mr..
Dean. Mary Middleton. +. Nililams, VI: -
iyrIlty, &. Miller. +. }. WoodSon. V. D..
rdwxr,is +. Moore. Amy W,n>lon.S. A. j
Ftrav. Ma'ti" Morgan, Mr-. Wills. II.
GESTLEMEN's LIST.
,,s,n. James Houchons, Thos. roll, Constant
3.,,ch;rcani g.; Howard! C. l.. Eelttus,O.
Rsssr RAkcr' icssr M"Sc'' r. Pitt. George Il.
i,n,,r,,. - jackson. SB. PlcASan.s, j. W.
poliyor 7 johnson. -. II. Pryor, John
Er.mxn VIM johnson. \. :. Potts, Thomas
r-van' C. W.i2l johnson, r. +. Ronev. Harry
K5Gwn: tGr1. rd H. KocH. tivnfy Ryon. @ William
tst'HntT,,md;ii s 'H' Chsndicr, : II j.. Roberts, WIN.
Cosby c. 1.cftwich. Thos. sale, George
curtis. ,h FINER r. Lane. Henry ssunders,H.
& wc IsFi, Is"G, H. .rT| s'snSs. s'sTfsy N G.; d. l.!
in,hnry. SS Page Manson. Carll2l stake, b. t2l
MI John Miller. H.J Thompson, g..
r,s t',, Cbor,rs Moon G. H. T.. roller William
t;n,!. Thomas Moore, John 4. Thomas. James
IIs-l!ng. II. n. NcAlrlnc, II. Nhann. John !"
ti"rmritcy Wn. McSiurr2y G.. White, Thomas
Irnry ! L. Norwood. Davis Winfrcc, W.
ii"wsrr GUS. Og,'cn, Z. u. o. Wingfeld, W.
VESSELS.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

T0R SALE, AN EIGHTH-MEDIUM
4 GORDON PRESS. new style, In perfect order :;
in use only short time. Bargain for cash.
l.. LEWIS.
81 S-3tk 1901 Main street
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THESAPoSISE DENTIFRICE prepared by MEADE
& BAKER will eradicate the incipient tartar on
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
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THE HOUSE AND GOOD WILL OF
i the premises known as "WOLF'S SALOON"
on Broad between Ninth aud Tenth streets, includ-
ing FOUR BILLIARU ThBl ES, and large and
CIGARS, is offered for sale privately by the occu-
Iaai on account OF failing health.
JGKhs: Can be ascertained by application TO me,
on Ihe premises.
sc 2<tSt G. G.. WOLF.
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

DECAYED TEETH disinftcted by MEADE Il SA-
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTH-WASI. Fifty cents
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YyST or f.ETTERS.

Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
| iTl{E POST OFFICE At RICHMOND. UEN.
no roI%STY, w. SEPTEMBER s, 1877.
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DERCY'S VITALIZED PIIOSPHATES
AND
WISCHESTER'S HYPOPIIOSPHiTES
sold at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
auI3 el9 Main street.
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JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS, &e
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

ss sDROTAGON,"
the new brain and neryc-food, prepared under
the supervision of DR.. Percy, sold at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
aul3 9l9 Main street.
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NOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLYEx,
ID ECUTED AT TIE DISPATCH PkINTiNas
HOUSE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-11
Chas. j. Schumacher.
FrescO Painter.
Orders left with Schumacher Bros or F. II, Fas.
set, Architect, will receive prompt attention.
mh29 d3m
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF RIVERS AND HARBORS

U. ). ENGINEERS OFFICE, PORTLAND, Me-
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until 10
l. O'Clock, A. NJ, on SATURDAY, the 26th day
OF May, 1871. for improving the following named
rivers and harbors, viz:
1. PENoBsCOT RIVER, ME-For the removal of
about 40 cubic yards of Sunken Ledge, at Bangor /:
and about $4,000 cubic yards of Dredging at Bucks
port.
2. BELFAST HARBOR, ME.,-For the removal of
about IT'S cubic yards OF Sunken Ledge.
3. KENNEBUNK RIVER, ME.,-For about 5000
cubic yards of Dredging,
4. CocHEco RIVER, N. H.,-For about $4,000
cubic yards of Dredging.
5. BOSTON HARBoR, MAss-For the removal of
about 270 cubic yards of Sunken Ledge; and for
about 700 cubic yards Of Dredging at and near
Lovell's Island.
6. PRovNCETowN HARBoR, MAss-For about
1900 tons of large and small rubble stone.
Persons desiring to make proposals for any of the
above works are requested to apply to the under
signed at his office, No, 1851 Congress Street, Port
land, Me-, or No. 26 Pemberton Square, Boston,
Mass, for specifications and instructions to bidders
and for such other information concerning the same
as may be desired.
Proposals must be made separately for each work.
as required by the specifications and be accompanied
by the requisite guaranty the proposals and guaran-
ty to be in duplicate printed forms which will be
furnished on application to this office; and when
envelope as to indicate, before being opened, the
particular work bid for.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids which his opinion are not reasonable; also the
bid OF any person, who in his belief will not faith
fully, satisfactorily and promptly perform the con-
tract. GEO. THOM, Lieut-Col. of Engineers
mylod6t BVt Brig. Gen'l, U. S. A.
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their hearts content. Geo. @. Cannon preached
an equally defiant sermon.--At the New Eng
land Baptist Convention last week Rev. E. N.
Fernald of Lewiston had paper on System
attic Benevolence," and Rev. G. D. Perkins of
Portland on biblical Schools for Indian Mis-
sions. '--Frost in the lower counties of ILL
nois has damaged the fruit crops.--The New
York Sun asserts that Attorney-G General Fair
child believes that Tweed can back up his con-
fession in all its points, and that Tweed will
soon be released. 1.-The New York Chamber
of Commerce has passed resolution asking
the government to reopen correspondence with
England on the collection of light house dues
from American vessels.
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POETRY.
Montenegro.
BY ALFRED TENNYsoN.

They rose to where their sovran eagle sails;
They kept their faith, their freedom, on the hight
Chaste, frugal. savage, arm'd by day and night
Against the Turk; whose inroad nowhere scales
Their headong passes, but his foptstep fails,
And red with blood the Crescent reels from fight
Before their dauntless hundreds, in prone flight
By thousands down the crags and thro' the wales.
o smallest among peoples! rough rock throne
OF Freedoml warriors beating back the swarm
OF Turkish Islam for five hundred years,
Great TsernOgora! never since thine own
Black ridges drew the cloud and brake the storm,
Has breathed a race of harder mountaineers.
i'm the Nineteenth Centatru.
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To Let,
Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE. OF FOreCIOSure.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 10th day of
~ August, A. D., 1871 Frank H. Fogg, of Cor
ham, in the county of Cumberland and state of
Maiue. conveyed in mortgage to Edward Jordan Of
Gorham, in the county of Cumberland and state Of
on, situated in said Gorham bounded on The SoIth-
west by the road leading from Alvah Libby Is to Dam
lei Murchs, Southeast by George Cooks, North
east by Daniel Davis and others Northwest
by Peter Hodgdon's, for the security of the sum
of three hundred dollars, payable in two years from
date with interest at eight per ct payable annually
which mortgage is duly recorded In Cumberland
county Registry of Deeds, in Book 1856, Page 28s.
Whereas the conditions of said mortgage are broken
L. the subscriber, claim a foreclosure of the same
and give this notice tor that purpose.
Dated this 4th day of May, A. D., 1877.
my5d3w# EDWARD JORDAN