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,, HI LooK AT oUR #Sl' gt-i
i, TEN-DoLLAR SUIT ;, se;J
and
J. F1rTY-CEHT GAUZE .btt.R
81 UNDERsuIRT. sd, Ii:a1af,i
..,. f. 3. SPENCE q; SON.

TRrNKs, VALIsEs, and SATcnELs, at sh;T
BoscHEN's, 5O9 aud Gil Broad Etrea..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-14

H BLACK GRENApLSEsG can be had In gTeztsxvars-
,ety, and cheaper at Levy BRaTHERs' than hanany-
where else in this city, >,
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NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il CO.
NEW SUPPLY.

NEW SUPPLY. -.
From our burcr now in New \ ork we are receiV-
ing large stock of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
among which are some very great bargains.
We pame In part rs special bargains:
BLACK GRENADINES at 25, 35, and 40c.-very
cheap:
VICTORIA LAWNS at l6ss, 20, and 2oc.-best
quality ever offered at the price;
STRIPED MUSLIN at IS, 20. and 25c.-splendid
goods for tho money;
A srea, bargain in TOWELS at 81 and Sl.50 per
Another lot OF those beautiful ORGANDlES for
Oyer-Drtsses. with, Solid Color TO match; and
many other bargains too numerous to mention:i
Just received, large lot Of LINEN and PER-
GALE SUITS. --t. ; s.lt yea
myl7 CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.
AT.AND BELOW COST. .>:....>
An extraordinary chance to all in want OF r..
DRY GOODS, ,FASCYGOODS, NOTIONS, &C., &C,
In consequence Of the hard times and ecarcity Of
money we are determined to reduce our entire stock
of DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, DOMESTICS,
NOTIONS, and TRIMMINGS at and below cost No
humbug. Come one, come ali, and be convinced, at
.ar tn> LEVI HEXTER'S,
uy1a-3m i">".- 627 Bread street
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First Homer: 20 Susan 5nosinson. CertiBcatss-At-
tendance: WortleyI Dickie. Rosa Cox. Maud GIN.
Alice xaasha Bss WalfSrs Giafa Me9y Rs
HnufIey, Tom miei ibfrssen, Ms mie Adams; Mamie
Allen. Annie Courtney, NsEs R19ua, Nary Lump.
kin,. jane BsR5y.. irene Valentine, RUN Sparkle
Daniel Hancock! Willie who'd! Scholarship " Gray
Powell Willie Wood u Willie West Annie GonCtney:
Rs,h sparke hamif Allen; Flfe1,Inans'p Samuel
RtftA Primary--l lfiss ~: III Rtchardsdnt teacher!
FIRST HoDor; Herbert Chamslins -CertIfealeat-A At,
tendance Henry Allen, Juliette Snodgrass. Marion
Barnett, Maggie Marshall, Blanche SnOd2rass. De-
Ior1tmsn.: Jgstts sDodgrsse. GaS''er; Mollie
f@Sis eSlssos schoiasp & s's sp wsaesed
Baher, Mnggie Marsbajls Willie Woody, Floyd Haiti
epsk, Eqgsps Isnpanship: EEagens Iswis
CARRIE Peay. Department % Lee nI,orj. Frank Ik
,Thomp pson, Bertha Heinrich, Eattie Gary. LILY Mcf
Lauchlan.I Alice Keesee, Edna Gin, ivy !Peay,
Blanche Tyree3 Mamie, Wells Scholarships Les
Lord. Iyy Peay James GnS. Ida Thompson; Bertha M
|, The medals were presented by Rev. w.
E. Judkins. :, " ,s,, 49,, A., rev., :.
:, The following received certificates for
proficiency IL German Walter, Heinrich,
Mary Folks, Mary Elicit; medal [giYeH by
the teachers1 TO Fannie Van Yort., Miss
Van Wort wears six medals. ~, ,,..,'a,..'.r ~
? The following special medals were award.
ed To Alice East, OF Miss Snyder's, by
teacher, for merit; to Barry Dickie and
Maggie Hewitt, Of Miss Gaskins's, for ex-
celleuee in scholarship, attendance, and de-
l.. IL .; t.,..t
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DON'T BUY your White Goods until Won have seen
LEVY BROTHERS, stock. They offer great induce
inents In Lace Striped Mdslinss Victoria Lawns,
and lSHlss hnsllns..ka lttil ,trt,itn. -ri.lsl
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,!THK KcIEkPEsg SILKS. yet offered can bs bad at
Levy BROTHERS. Ell Hhey tn@tend @ redueiHs their
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y CONCERT ATTrE RICHMOND FEMALE ISsTr-
TuTE LAST NIGiIT..1 The. commehcement
concert OF the Richmond Female Institute
took place last night in the halt OF the in-
stitute, and in the presence. q large as
semblage Of the. relatives and II lends OF the
| young ladies. Professor Peticolas acted as
musical director and Miss Zitella Cockepre-
sided al the piano. The following pro-
grramime was executed ..,.:...;'j
2 Part First Chorus, The Swallows (Kuck-
chi Vocal Solo, The Trout Schubert, Miss
lee Lipscombe; Instrumental, Duet, Night
blooming Cereus Polka (KunkeD, Misses
Gentry and Harris; Vocal Duet, Come,
Dear 'Edgardo (Millard) Misses Bowers ),
Instrumental Solo, Perle du Nord Mazurka
I (AsherL Miss Anna Lankfnrd Vocal Solo,
Scherzo Mazurka (Barili), Miss c. Wyatt;
Instrumental Duet, Grand Marche Militaire
iYtYoflenhauptJ Misses I: and j. Frazier
Vocal Duef,7 Song Of the i'roreadors (Yra.
dier), Misses A. Lankford and s.Lawfepce;
Instrumental Solo, La Sdinte Vierge Lange3,
Miss Julia Putney ); Vocal Solo, A Peri at
the Gate (Schutnann), Miss Minnie Thomas;
Instrumental ., Duet, Triumphal March,
Misses b. DreHry and L. Puryear; Vo-
cal Sole, The Storm (Hullnh), Miss sallie
Lawrence; Solo, little Miss Neiswanger.
l. TQTt DSCOUu.-CuUIuS, ITUtu uThS III
Italy tRoss sinD; Vocal Duet, The Starry
Heavens (PinsutD Misses NJ. Thomas and
j. Putney Instrumental Solo, Cujus AMI
mann (Kuhe), Miss Georgia Grubbs; Vocal
Solo, Flower Song (GounodI Miss Mary
Bowers; Instrumental Duet, Galop, Favor
ite, Misses NJ. Thomas and NJ Gentry; Vo-
cal Solo, Staccato Polka (Maller), Miss Anna
Landlord; Instrumental li'Solo, Whispering
Leaves Richards), Miss Sallie Lawrence; !;
Vocal Solo, Let Me Dream Again (Sulivan)
Miss Julia 'Putney; Instrumental Solo.
Wedding March .,CMendeBsohny Miss
Blanche Drewry:; Vocal Trio, The Star Of
Love (Bordesi), Misses Landlord, Bowers,
and Lawrence; Instrumental Duet, Invita-
ton to the Waltz tWeber), Misses Lawrence
and Lankiord; Chorus, from Elixir OF
Love DonizettiI Misses Wyatt, Thomas,
and class. - - '. y ..-.
The singing and instrumental music gave
evidence of thorough teaching and good
scholarship. Z ,',...
The closing exercises Of the Institute will
take place at the Institute hall tonight, at
which the diplomas and prizes will be de-
| livered. 81 - ~ '" : - 80
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Closing Exercises Of Leigh, and BeIle-
yue Schools. -

IMMENSE AUDIENCES AT THE THEATRE
INTERESTING aExERcI'sEs-p paEsEN-
TATIoN ,oE MEDALS, RtpAoalAs. &C.. TO
THE PROFICIENT PUPns-THE PRO-
sRAmME FOR TO-DAY, iJsc.,, &c. 3''"
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Depnaitsof oila dollar md upwards received, and
six per cent, atloWea On deposits.
Depostts received subject 70 CHECK tihpuL nosssss
aid IiltereSt allowed on sanie IL not shocked on ,n1s
frtI1usntfY shan fMo or sirSe times 4 xeek.
lnteresi on all deposits 10 commence itsss Gays
aaas oSsn every day from 8 O'clock A. As tia
O'Clock i. IL, and on, Saturday ffo9 4. q. au
fptMs 3tlssStHs: 49, 80 e W SS-ssN <
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GIT tYoURs RIBBONS atLETY BRoTHRRS'.,G Gash-
rib6ons at 1910, 25c- soc., s5c., 400. .nd6oc.
per yard worth double the money. i, -,
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Wilson. Mamie Farrnr, Eva McAenni, Emma ocoLt-
John Ware, Constance Everett, Monia Crews; Chas,
Haggarty, Laura Hardwick. Mary Godsey, Robert
PerkInson, Florence, Batkips 1da Lewis Fannie
ship: Eva McKenna, Milton Haynes, Mary Metz,
William Downing, Bette Wilson, Charles Hlraood.
renmanslip Waller Bar5opghs, s,,,., ri ,,o.a,s~
First Honor: Isettie 9; Rady. CertiaeatesIAl. Al
tendance: Oracle Wilkinson, Edna Moon, Eva
M BFSyn %ansSau &
Vanehan. Ss T Lena Enos, Estee sclinseFger, Willie
Baker, May Poindexter,, Blanche Alien Estelle
Wilkinson George Aviator, i; T; Wallace sshol-
arship: Alice Turner, WIlhe Baker. Emma : Hud- iaa
Gs Sseo1s RSne Eys BMaS
Fist a'Ha Honor Betsy CHI ertiacsts
ny Snodgrass, Maude Scherer, Marcella Scherer OF
| taws Ware. Department: Laura Huntiey; Schol- mol
sRannT Ta9n anodspsss. MaGeeiia scSerer Ottawa
Were Pen%snshlp: M7sy 4afs5s,i Ha;k;n. f.saIh
tendance @ Maggie Hewitt, Clara schieichrr, Sam.
Chagpel Ross Isye E,sns HsnSeoes s@arry
smes Ss1. Deporsment nr a Maggie Hewitt Miiian
sss vs 1aee ne Gn ands AsH AsSa
BnrcI, Dora Perk1nson, Harry Jerer Scholarship:
Hugh Campbell Maggie asHIs hsTi Sas aas ssiseSsr sisio
rtRsessi peases Asnie cone teacher. s.
First Honor: Charies Wheefer. CertmS1tes-rsat-
tendance: Corn Rudd, Ellis Johnson, mary Bur
roushs FLORENCE Smith Mary tsene ao
kins Department Nora Bryant Aiiee Mnfora, Ida
Hicks, Ellen Cawrran, Edgar, Tyresi R5ph ssam-
plin. Scholarship: Ralph Champllni Cora hudd,
s Morn May
] Champlin. -. !. ,.a.b.p 3
| FIRST Honor: Annie EHett. CertiHeates.Ausn
ance Mercer Teage Benny ssSsl sa.s sioSHy, Sf5
Mnra raaple. Drank Haywood. John Hancock, Theo.
Fotes. Tiliie Boyd, Department: Willie Rum
bold. Lenny Woodal, Lula Bonry Ada pay, Ahse 1iss
LA, Annie Erus, Lily Figg, Annie schtnferger,
ee s@ms sshoEsGs'seig Esnss reas. Julian
S1 slo1M SEsmt Haywoos,, Penmaaship: James Gary.
PIT ISrh PrimGry-Aiss I, r Dotas ssaeaer'-- aa
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From our buver now in New York we are receiv-
Ing Il large stock of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
HarEs's INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.
Intercsted In the same tInim for which Roi-
lins was Killed on.

WAsHTNGToN, Oct. pat the time the re-
moval Of OK Indian Commissioner Smith was
first talked Of ono Rollins Of North Carolina
was mentioned as his successor. but was Killed
or 10y the discovery Of his connection with tho
prcsbury and Rollins claim. claim of
some si0.OOO against the North Carolina
branch VI Cherokee Indians for legal services
rendered in bringing suit for the recovery
Of certain lands. The claim has boon pending
for long while. and II II somewhat curious
fact that the present Indian Commissioner H..
A. lInyt. is found TO have n connection with tho
Same claim. II Is charged that he Expressed
an opinion when on the Board of Indian Com
missiOncrs in favor Of its payment. However
this may be, tho following letter. referring 10
the papers in this ease. has an interest and
ought To- have nm explanation Of its own. The
W. Stickney 60 whom II IL addressed was and il
now member OF tho Board Of Indian Commits
stOnprs:
NEw YORK. June e.
SrcKSEy ESQ Ny prrr ST. have been away at.
tending the funeral Of my nthrr Hence the delay IN tor
watdW the enclosed suggest that donot surrender
them 10 Rollins and frcsburv. they anxious to
have thcm IN hand ngniu but when you through please
81 hnd my tea very good indeed. got chest the
same ~ yours.
The reference In the postscript Is not known.
II suggests u connection with some recent tea
contract.
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A Quarrel IN ,.eamlnu,on Abou, Grant.



\ dispute has arisen at bennington be-
tN"cn th" Mayor and tn" members of the coun-
ell ~ TINT town, oi which Gen. Grant IL the in
nncrnt cause. II seems that Oh hearing that
Gen. Grant was about to visit tho town 1t WA
proposed 90 give him "A reception" hut the
councillors raised objections to the cost Of the
reception bong betrayed out OF the rates. The
Mayor accordingly paid the expenses out o. his
~ "a hHugurt given ia honor u the General. At
% mo'tirg ~ tho council on Monday the matter
lpl To- som. angry rocriminNion-. in the course
of which the Mayor rcmnrked that " the Cen
crll WIS mot accustomed 10 being exhibited az
fe"d'ry-tmo at So much per head Tho whole
nillir lo'- no credit To Those concerned. Tho
council wnrr. no Doubt, perfectly right in their
objection 10 allow the cost oi the reception - to
hr thrown upon the rat payers. llo-i italty
ha-"d ON tayntipr il Objectionable hut thr quar-
rel between them and tn" Iayor should have
boon cOnuu ted In private.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24

when the Electoral Commission was
formed cN Secretary Chandler invited Stanley
Matthews. in connection with Mr.. Evarts and
other lawyers. 10 argue the Republican cnsc. In
his note Of invitation Mr.. Chandler stated that
the treasury 81 the Republican National Com
mittcc WIS empty. and he could promise no fee,
but he and others VI Gov. laycs's friends would
see that Mr.. Mntthewss expenses were paid.
Matthews WIS quito battered by this invita-
ton. and accepted In u photographic message. fol-
lowing immediately after with four members Of
his family. Arriving in Washington. lie went
To- the most expensive hotel, secured sumptuous
apartments and remained in them until after
the Inauguration ~ President Hayes. While
here hc gave several dinner parties and hired
carriages for himself and lnmily Ivy the day.
When he left he directed WOrmlcy. the hotel
pruprietortO make out his bill to the Republican
National Committee. and send 1t to H. Chandler.
Chairman. This request WIS compiled with.
and T. Chandler. Chairman. was very mu n
surprise when hc glanced mt Il total VI nearly
sNui II may Doe said that he WIS in state Of
mind Just at that time about other matters.
presilD MT Hayes has ignored entirely his srr-
vices in securing his ciectiun and Inaugural
Wis rs mon Tor whom Mr.. Chandler had no al
miration had honored those whom Mr.. Chand-
lrr considered deserving Of no honor. and had
turned his hnck on the men to whom he owed
his elevation 90 the Presidency.
Tho eN So rotary looked Mt the bill. swOre an
awful oath. and hnndng IL to Normny. ordered
him 20 take the blank thing back ana bring linn
personally without reference To the Republican
National Committee. This Wormlcy did. and
Mr. Chandler guyc him personal check Tor the
amount. receiving personal acknowledgment
81 the luyW. nt
Nj. Chandler retains that bill as a relic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24

Inc IdINl Hl'SSlnH mas been lOrWH1u'n
In advance to thc Rug q Spain upon his approaching
marriage with Duke Nonipcn-icr', daughter
The Swiss Government announces that
The 81 Gohard tunnel ,,ii be finished by 1871 fully
year IN advanc. of the period originally set
Felipe Iturtidc, n grandson of the Fm-
pcror Mexico married recently In Mexico To- Mis-
lena iiaror scpdaughiert Muruaga spanish Minister
MIR. Karns of Iitusvillc started recently
for China where the has employed him to
prospect for oil He .tos,ta salary vi $500 ana ex'
pcnsrs for the first year
A Boston laborcr. who has been using n
pile OF lumber wharf IN that city savings brink
hasiusi discovered that whch he addcposcd there
had been reduced to e. 10y rats.
1t is now thought that from five to ten
thousand models Dc saved from the ruins ,hc north
hail OF the burned Patent once in Washington by idcni.
fyiue them with the drawings
A mother and daughter i'm Atchson.
Kansas. we're poisoned laol, by eating apples picked
from tree IN their yard Some villain had the skin
Of the fruit and in.' ri,d ar.,nic
On all the rivers in Maine n larger log
tins business will ~ done thu. than Tor many
years on the renct-cot and kcnncbec twice as many
nicn win enter the wood. %. last year
On Oct. II, the Mansion House fund in
London for the relief The sufferers from the famine In
India amounted 70 81 77u,uo The Crown Prince and
Princess Of Gcrnanv c,ntrhni,l 500
In 1871 eight German Polish subjects
paid visit to Russia AMI were forcihy incorporated in
lhc cars army Notwithstanding Blsmafck's rcclamt.
tOns Muke hasncyor heard Of them since their capture
A Shaker community at Pleasant Hill,
KY has been almost broken ~ First Young couple
Hoped, next an elderly itr went the way AMI
within month mine more marriages have occurred.
Minister Manciui refuses 10 allow bish-
Dps sui priests to he appointed ter service in the KINGDOM
ita, without prc,i.u. sanction from the Govern.
hent Anew ban ga tne .ut. Get Is to be- introduced
The dangers from the nOiSrc-, running
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We would respectfully announce that In order to give
our future attention exclusively to the manufacturing
aud Wholesale business have arranged for the
Ter Of the sole conduct Of RETAIL business to MIR
THEODORE -. STARR date STARR 4 MARQUIS. aud
that In pursuance Of this arrangement that Department
will be removed about November ist to his new Ware
rooms, No. 2Od FIFTH AVENUE. Madison square
All goods will bo sold at established prices, as here
tOfDto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24


hear tho Baroness Won Wallhoinn Is III. Sho
was llrn ~rH. and obtained iu iF7t divorce from
Major in ths arm, o. FunCr ftcicr oharlr, iu 'rrr
tIWarrN Baron Nuu Wallhofru Baroness NHilhii.u Is
hctcr known NH GO hUr maiden name OF Pauline luDcA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
Y cst ano fuunS.

l OST OK STOLEN Bank book issued ft the SEA
- mems bank for savings. New York 70 the frhrrS
No 1890 II not found 81 returned L. tla bank Mt1
uiriN dNs nom THIS date We viii apply ~ tho iink tori
new book JAMES and ANNIE HART
Nav iogK OCT %, 1877.
O>r or st0eu-Bauk book issued by the ,,nnien1
- Bank for savings. Sow York to tho suh-.'incr q
No. found or returned To the bank whintnrty DAY sfuI
HERMAN SiEMFRS
O>T Bank book iej a1l. BoWerv Savings Bank
- fimirrt- requested To return Il 10 the bans
I osr- Rank book 80 27o7on Please return l., lisni
- for sINlut. Becrker ST.
REV HD.-io-t between Fulton aud llhr
~ ~ I-nh SIS, m West or Washington Il a larG
y" N"'N containing small amount 10 mnnry Hni
NH.uiI iIifis Nf tI Tho above
reward vlll be paid y returned Ia h 4 MORRIS, Pier "a
North llNtr stand No o
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-01

Let two q them c,nle in ana take
Warko:ch into the yari Tha others
may shoe. him lead =
Zirthen called the hessars Thrv
asked Warko'ch 10 go oG, with them
He followed them unhesi,a,iaglv.
Five minutes af,erward, 4 pistol y.l-
iey WAS heard outside. Next morning
Warkotci's body. ridslel with hnllets,
was fonni in the yard.
Who he Vas has ever since teer =
puzzle t. German historians.
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4 l'slllt tef' y1'13F uaI-stv
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Baron Warkotsc

Tie prlnc.Fal 'horpu- hfares a'd
inark-t s4aafr. II the Au-traa capital
~erc thrOEgel with enthusiastic ma.t,-
tgl-s FIR. from the -.4t Of wtf. IN ii
l->.a. rgm3r. seemingly weil-g grounded
la been esrcIl.ted among tte p-olIs
Of Vienna - me etf'-Ct that kIng Fred
erick. the Second e Prussia hal been
di.a,tton,ly drl,-atrj . few days previ-
ou~,y. al no great tl.stanc. from the
city q. Brc>lla
Long i've our gracious Empress,
Haria Tnrre-s' va, the ,Holt again
ard again repeated by the popUlacc.
Which wa firmly convinced that
the hated Pru.siins. who hal - often
Inflicted terrible disasters upon the Aus
TRAN armies haI AT length been 20 de-
.I-Ivciy defeated that their king. Fred-
crick, would te inevitably compelled to
sue humb!y for pace
OR troops vii! soon be III Berlin.
shouted = lat butchcr 10 the Assem- bled
thnu-ands on the hohl-Narket
'lurrah for DAuu' IIurfah for our
Hungarian cavalry. responded the
multitude
Alas the rn'AG>ia@m of the Nirnness
on that momentous Day, w.- utterly
waited.
For Frederick the Second, - far from
having sustained disastrous defeat Al
he hands t hs Austrian adversaries.
had achieved ot the 9TH Of Drccmb" ,
the glorious victory Il Icuille the
most brilliant of bl, whole military ca
feer. aud winch placed hin a. = captain
auuag h. most eminent g~ierals whose
hrro,c exploits had beeu recorded in
hi tory.
With his comparatively small army
he had routed the Austrian troops.
whose numerical superiority. a. com
pared With the strength of the Trus>.an
army, wa, As three 10 one. - oscrwhei
nlnsly that he took no fever than
twenty one thousand prisoners.
While the ropuIac'. Of Vienna WAS
,tili Ce.eAratlng ~" ims&lnary victory
ot ttr AH-t'isn army. the Empress Ma
fia Theresa had received the news Of
the Disaster that had beftilcU her
troops.
II was q tn O'Clock in the morning
ui the aforementioned day that q cui-
,a~>l.r lieutenant # he kolowrat Reg
mcat h,i arrived al the lmpeIIat Pal
ace
H. had been on hor.ebuck day and
tIn II. ,. ,h,. ,,'fr IN ..r sc ~.
,..o,,,...,,, ,l,., j.. "A ,o, re., t,l.., ,,,i.
,'i..',,;.',.. p,,..,a,'.
H. J..,as,i..1a IAN 6.t.,y,.w with The
E,,,,~.<. NJ. rh..ro.a who iuue,4,,,..
J., dIn.,,,.d h,,, :, h..r ,r.scorr
In almost hre.thleS, tones. he tot!
her al about frcderich's triumph
" ben she dismissed hlm size gave
way to an ebuiiti"n of general despair.
Poor Austrln, Poor ,nc. she subI.d
again and again. ~ .he was pacing her
.utuytuou- b"udoir.
At last She sc,.t ior haunltz, her
Prime Minister. who afriy.,i within the
iaAt haii honr.
Have you heard the news, kanmitz ::
"'k, Il ti'e empires gf'>p'"* 'he mana
81 ~" great H'it"m't'9'' WINE S''iai"S
',af* were streaming last down her
thtrE'
our ! 'lo''}. tfi''''" h""h''/' i" d
tote - calm iit't q e"'"at spectator
N"'''" "''''H o','"e'l '"'t "'' ,.''' was
"'i"iis '"'"I''''' 90 'n' ,''>c''i,'''"'' 81
.'' N"St' '''' "t'"N' ""'' 'F'u ~
formed nan nn h""r ago toA- Mag
+ f,. i''ieR "A~ w"t %''o'n'f victory.
f''. 'iicd MARIA ih'i' 81 passion
LILY :" victory 80 over" h"'m'"g that
1 suppose NP mast Dnmbty SNpItlCIiI
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ISAAC \. i ti.NsER.
"a N.x.sn Z q S-e-G ,
SEATTLE. ~. l.

4sprerar-3 9 f4tssAh p t>~ st3 = 2 * /.
CATIONS sr BEff.uINts q So 10 hgAxsa ASH
supsrsases.ss ssseiF cssss stsstss tea. s'es"'~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-15
The Rates of Postage.

Postal cards, one cent each, go without further
charge to all parts of the United States and Canadas
with an additional onecent stamp they go to all part.
of Europe.
All letters, to all parts of the United States and
Canada, three cents per half-ounce
Local, OF "drop" letters, that is, for the city OF
town where deposited Q cents if delivered by car
riers, and cent where there is no carrier system
Newspapers, daily, semi weekly, tri weekly and
weeklies regularly issued and sent to regular sub
scribers cents per pound. payable at the Office OF
pnbIcatlon. news papers and magazines published
less frequently than once week. 3 cents per pound
transient newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, book g
ana nandbllls cent tor each two ounces fraction
thereof III other miscellaneous matter, including
unsealed circulars, book manuscripts, proof sheets
PHOTOGRAPHS &e and also seeds, cuttings, bulbs and
TOOLS and merchandise not exceeding four pounds in
weight, cent Tor each ounce or fraction thereof
The following are the postal rates with Europe
The rates for letters for the halfounce or frac
ton thereof, and those for newspapers for four
ounces or fraction thereof
To Great Britain and Ireland, letters cent
newspapers cents; France, letters cents. news
papers cents; Spain, letters CENTS newspapers 2
cents; all parts of Germany, including Austria.
letters cents, newspapers cents; Denmark
letters b cents, newspapers cents; Switzerland,
letters cents. newspapers cents; italy, letters
cents, newspapers cents; Russia letters 8 cents
newspapers cents; Norway, letters cents, news
papers cents; Sweden, letters CENTS newspapers
cents; Turkey, European and Asiatic, letters 5
cents, newspapers cents; Egypt, letters cents,
newspapers cents.
For Asiatc countries the half-ounce limit for
letters, and the four ounces for newspapers, still
holding good, the rates are:-
To Australia letters, via San Francisco Except to
New South Wales cents.va Southampton 10 cents
via Brindisi 10 CENTS newspapers via San Francisco
2centsvia Southampton cents via Brindisi cents
China letters via San FIaDcsco 10 cents via South
ampton Is cents, via BriDdisi 10 cents, newspapers
"a and cents, by the respective routes; British
India, Italian mail. letters, 10 cents, newspapers
cents Japan. letters, via San Francisco cents via
England 10 cents, via BrindisI 81 CENTS newspapers
via San Francisco cents, via Southampton cents,
via Brindisi cents.