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extended notice. professor

receive extended notice. Professor IRA
REMsRs has an essay on !" Science versus
the Art Of Chemistry, = which gives such
popular and successful lecturers as DR.. w.
Ell. TAYLOR, OF this city, a rap over tue
knuckles. CHARLES RUSSELL, NJ. D., writes
on "Vital Statistics" There is paper
called !. World creations," by G. c. VEIN
MON, and Professor GEIKEe, II. r. s., Dl-
rector of the Geological Survey Of Scotland,
describing the accou.rement necessary fof
n field geologist. JOHN TRowBRIDdE, Asslst'
ant Professor OF Physics a, Harvard College
has a short essay on the apnihilation OF the
mind. 1t is ratber'a poor article. The idea
at the bottom Of it Is good, but had been
long before expressed by other persons. a
little paper on a curious subject VIII De
found under "rhe Origin and Curiosifies
OF the Arabic Numerals" by u. V. Qua
hut Il is said co have been stolen. The
editor OF the Quarterly Journal of Science,
Mr.. WILLIAM CEooKEs, has a biographical
notice and portrait. w. CLARKE, PROBES
sor of Physics and Chemistry in the Uni
versity OF Cincinnati. writes concerning
laboratory endowmcnts. The ball paradox
receives notice from, THOMAS S. CRANE.
Professor s. p. LANGLEY, Of the Allegheny
Observatory, tells about BERNARD LIZ BOWER
DE FoNTENELLE in paper called "The
First Popular Scientific Treatise 1t is
quite amusing to read OF the elegant French
mans gallantry and of his notions as to the
solar system, Sc, &c.
Editorials, &C., &C., complete the No.
Published by y. APPLETON g. Co., New
York as
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.AnoruEn p.eKARp srNAToR GOES oven TO 3,

ANOTHER PACK ARD SENATOR GOES OVER TO
THg NIcHoILs Nsao Orleans,
April 81. T. Allaff (colored), one OF the
hoiding-oger senators who heretofore affili-
ated with Packard's Legislature, to-day
took seat in the Nichols Senate. Allan
addressed the Senate, saying that he was
there in obedience TO the best dictates of'his
conscience, believing the time bad come
when the white snd cofored people Of Lou
isiana conid Unite TO bring about peace and
pros erity 1.-THE State, Lie was there, not
as. g Democrat, but asa Republican. u He re-,
lied uI,an the promises made .by Governor.
Nichols in his, leisnross acceptance at the,
Baton Rouge ConTensiou,ss "A Hahn made nm
appeal for clelnency for coiored recruiting
officers VINO were in the parish prison.
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HIS REwARD.-We have the best auther-
ity for, stating that President Hayes has de.
termiped to compensate. Chamberlain for
his loss OF the goYeEnorship ofSputh Carolina
by the appointment OF MiusteRito Sweden.
We are not now at liberty to diyulge the
source Of our information,, but ourreaders
may rely on it as absolutely correct This
movement, it is anticipated, Willacheekmate
Blaine in his efforts to build up an anti-Ad-
ministration Republican party i'll the South
by removing his most respectable rlieuten-
ant from the scene OF his anticipates opera
tions. -DQnviQe Ners. ,,..4gIln. anmlq&..a
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90 ~ : 5 "a ~ e .t-. I.
THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE IA Wash
ington telegram to, the New York Herald
says: d u ,.' = =. - ~, i'i'l .''.@ -
"Mr. Nicholls's Legislature has, now
twenty Returning Board members in. the
Senate, nineteen, beingta quorum, and in
the House. fiity-thfee Returning Board
members, siXty-one being quorum. They
II they should succeed in this, by the time
the commission arrives there would be
nothing left to be settled except the for
NAL withdrawal of the troops and the disso-
luton Of the Packard sham. The commits
sion leaves tomorrow morning. The men,
bers expect to complete their work in three,
or at mostfour, daysafter they arrive in New
OrleanS.' ,g~fy y..5 III, aNS' ,'e'.tt ~ - go
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The Legislature.

We speed the parting guests now as we
welcomed the coming ones last December
The Legislature has done good work.
though some Of it was spoiled by the Gov
crnor. We have none but kind words ana
wishes for the members. Some or them
vii, not be able to return next winter,
owing to the operation OF certain so-calleo
amendments. but they have only themselves
to blame. May Virginia never have worse
General Assembly. For our part. we would
like TO have such clever fellows with lis mere
in Richmond all the year.
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Tie Popular Science Sfonttly for April is
on our table. Professor. TYNDALI. leads of
in IN article to prove that infection arises
from certain properties floating in the air,
which can DC. arrested: before laying the
seeds OF sickness or decay, The paper is a.
lecture delivered af the Royal Institution
on Friday, January 49, 1877, and its title Is
GA Combat withan Infectiye Atmosphere
The next article ID on our modes of cloth
ing ourselves, and how we should do SO.
Some Of it is not sound according to our
view OF the matter. Professor, sANBoRN:
TExaEY furnishes All illustrated article, OF
popular kind, on, the Plant Eaters.
Of North America, !, meaning thereby the
wild hooged beasts. The moose, reindeer, I
Virginia deer. elk, or Wapitb proaghorn
antelope, inountain goat, and mountain
sheep, ths musk-ox, and American bison
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CHARTER ECTIoNs.-The election
throughout the State OF Michigan on Mon
day was quiet, and as 4 rule the vote cast
was light, although in some cities the char
ter elections were unusually exciting and a
full vote was polled. Democratic mayors
were elected in Grand Rapids, Bay City,
Marshall, Flint, Monroe, Saginaw City, East
Saginaw, Ann Harbor, Manistic. Pontiac,
Niles, Lansing, Grand Haven, and Muske-
gon; and Republican, mayors in Adrian,
Port Huron, Jackson, Ipsilanti, Big Rapids.
Greenville, Corunnee, Hnlsdale, and Owes
so. The returns on Justice OF the Supreme
Court and regents OF the University are
meagre, but the Republican candidates are
undoubtedly elected. $780,.
The municipal election in Cincinnati
Monday resulted in The election Of the en-
tire Republican ticket, in Toledo, the en-
tire Republican ticket except the mayor; in
Cleveland. the entire Republican ticket eN-
cept solicitor. In ST. Louis, OverStolz, the
Democratic nominee endorsed by the Re-
publicans, was elected mayor by about 5000
majority (estimated}: at Denver City, COL,
the Republicans elected five OF Che six al
dermen. ''.
The election in Evansville, Ind, resulted
in the Democrats electing their mayor, mar
shal, surveyor, and two couDcilmen the
Republicans their clerk, treasurer, recorder,
and four councilmen. ~, . - ,ta q.. ...,s.r.
Inc Chicago municipal election resulted
in favor OF the Republicans. The .CourI-
| ellis almost entirely Republican,, Michael
Fitzgerald was killed'by policeman In a
row about observation-disclosures SUM- ; 3.
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Letter s4oin 1syerr,sr Vance.

- hALEAunt ihssAS" =, AD'''
Editors Chronicle and, ConstitutionaN1: !,
i, DEAR, Sirs,--Your letter has been received
asking my views as to the posltlon lse
southern Democracy should occupy towards
Mr.. Hayes, and whether they snouid apply
Tor or hold office under ms adminlstra-
ton, &c.
Brlehy and simply tl,en: In everything,
except the mere forms OF law, regard Dlr:
Hayes as a usurper. BY MAINTAINING armed
intervention in States recently declared by
the Commission. under which he claims to
he so sovereign. that no act OF theirs could
be impeaci,ed or even Inquised into, though
tainted by n fraud that would have voided
any other human TRANSACTIONS in any court
in christenaom, he is fagranrfy defying the
Constitution OF his country. Every day that
United States troops are Kept IN ana ABOUT
the State-houses OF South Carolina and
Louisiana By Mr.. Hayes's order, he Is guilty
of crucifyiny the Constitutions afresh and
putting it to shame. And all men who hold
office under him OF political significance are
holding his garments whilst Liberty is baye-
netted to death. The plea Of uniting with
evil-doers for the purpose OF controlling
them Is rs contemplate as it = stale. 1t
lost its efficacy in the service OF renegade
native southerners, who joined Che Radicals
in time to participate in the reconstruction
era OF plumber. -
The duty Of the southern Democrats as
we'll as OF the northern Democrats, and or
Democrats aid friends OF constitutional
liberty everywhere, is TO wage open war
against Mr.. Hayes and all other men who
disregard the plain provision. OF that great
charter of the rights OF the States and OF
the people. Especially is it the duty OF the
Democracy to see that NOT anotner uo'lar Is
voted to the support OF the army, until
guarantees are gwen that it shall no longer
be used to destroy the States and shear
them OF their Just powers.
I see no objection to Democrats tlllnS
subordinate positions to which no political
significance is attached, excerpt in so far as
the sense of obligation to the appointing
mower may weaken the blows which an
honest man should always be ready to strike
the enemies of his country's honor and well
fare Yours respectfully, Il. Il. VANCE.
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PAcKARD's RECRUITING OFFICERS DIS
M1ssED.-Neao Orleans, April 2.-JudSe W.
Il. Whitaker, OF the Supreme District Court,
on motion OF the Attorncy-Gencral, order
ed the charge OF treason against Packards
recruiting officers dismissed, and the pri--
soncrS, nine in number, who were confined
in the parish prison, were released from Gus
tody. The Attorncy-General, however,
gave notice that should any one hereafter be
guilty OF the same crime the offenders
would be prosecuted to the fullest extent OF
the law
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WALIa STREET ON TUEsDA9i-erhe move
ment in southern securities httthe board en-
:.hraeed 81 ,0eo!new Georgia Is nc 110;i $4,000
..Arkansas funded Oft 2eganGg $4,000 LDuis-
yisfes and Npsal les at 9Gs i lAiabumasi Were
,bidfur ata7a; North Cardlinastat 10, and.old
and new Virginia's at 31.--Ne,o York letter
In Baltimore Sun.
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TIE S1TuATIoN IN THE EAST CONSTANT
NOBLE, April At is almost certain that the
Porte will protest against the pl otocol when
officially presented.
81. PeterSburgh, April A peaceful So
luton of the present difficulties Is not en-
Dected, despite the protocol. ........
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BY agreement at q Republican mass-meet-
ing recently at Fremont, Ohio, a, popular
election was1beld tofreeommend postmas-j
ter. for the, town. George T-:ckrebs re-.
.celged a majority OF the votes cast, md he
was accordingly recommended to President
Hayes, who yesterday gave him the ap-
.pointment, which Is worth. S2,20D per an
num-. IEa# ,Eiiuf - eHfSs 49, ,tsIst
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A TTENTIQN, .LIQUOR-DEAALEkS;,

TTENTION, LIQUOU-DEALERs
IN MEROIIANTS,.LA LAWYERS. .D0CToRS, OK
PERSONS EMPLOYED IN ANT phQIFIESSSntSSESs
WHATSOEVER tn Al. REQUIRES A LICENSE
UNDER THE STATE REVENUE LAWS TO DO
BUSINESS, IN, THE COUNTY OF HENtsiIo,'
STATE OF VIRGINIA. sa 49,.
I. ,t'.'2|5t} TAKE NOTICE,
that each person doing any licensed bushes Tha he
soeyer IN the aforesaid county !ol dcnriGn At cns
.prescnttime must, In compliance with law, BEFORE
THE 1sT DAY OF NAY, 1877, renew ms or hrr
license. or close his her licensed business or pro-
fession; on the night of April 80, 1877. ~ ~!
Il. stills tLIQUoR-DEALERs,s 80 4
arc particularly notified that tho same laws apply IN
their cases did for year except that ney
pre required to make application for license 20 tpe
Judge of their County Court at Inc Aprn term
thereof, which swl sbe on QSDAH, Ap[ll .oltt2
upon whiSh Term YOUR Tor HspEie s.
} re aioFast pgtstar viii hn supplied to 40
q u. gSfis VIZ HEEaERhog sa9s I.
= Comb issi oheV Reveids E6apf District A0i'f -
ED. HUMPHREY,
Commissioner Revenue Upper pistricf, NO. =,
ap -Th&S2tH uenrico county,
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The Presidents instructions to his Lou
isana commissioners are better than we
would month ago have expected from
Republican President, but are touched with
the fatal poison Of conSolidationisn: he
wants to rule Louisiana himself, and still
claims the right to see that her citizens are.
protected in their rights. This point we'
will never surrender. - ~. @.-.
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DEATHS.

Die,l. on the 81 of April, mt ) o'clock r. NJ,
GEORGE W.DTER, son OF G. W: and the late ..
J. Over, IN the twenty-sixth year of his age. ..
Dearest Willie we have loved you. o..
And your absence truly feel;
but it's God who has called you
lie can all our sorrows heal. AFRIENp.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spoctfully inyile ed to attend the funeral which will
lake place THIS MORNING ut Il O'Clock from
Seventl-Street Christian church. .... X
Died ut the residence of her parents. EMMA
KRAMER, the beloved daughter Of icorgeanna and
Gcor.c Kramer; aged one year and seven months
Her funeral will take place from her parents resi-
'lence, No. 720 Marshall street. ut half O'Clock
THIS Thursday AFTERNOON. Friends and ac-
uuaintances are invited to attend.
Died, ut the residence of Mr.. Thomas NJ. Saun-
ders. In this city, at hali-after O'Clock I: NJ,
"Wednesday, pril 4th of consumption. in the fifty
second year of his age, Mr.. GEORGE W. MINNlS,
OF Petersburg, Va.
His funeral will take place from Centenary Meho-
dist Episcopal church ut IL o'clock A. NJ. FRIDAY,
April 9th. His friends arc respectfully invited TO
attend
Died on the morning Of the 4th instant. HIRAM
B. DICKINSON. I'm the flity-eighth year Of his age.
His funeral will take plce from Leigh-Street Bap-
list church THIS lThurSday) AFTERNOON Mt $3.50
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance are Invited 10
attend. 1..G j -..Hs ...f
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Our dispatches announce the ynching OF
colored man named Parker Mayo, near
Walton, Ky, for rape. Parker Mayo was a
saddle-colored mulatto, who was born q
slave on tile plantation Of Mr.. Dicderick,
near james river, a.-CincinnaH Enquirer.
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ltgSRY e. WHITFIELD is already in, the
field for the next House of Delegates. He
wishes 10 represent Isle Of Wight county.
He says that in his humble Judgment the
public debt ought to be repudiated. That's
faf ~ 81. - j..
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Whereas the Lord OF Hosts has in His supreme
authority summoned into His prescnccby that nys-
fcro,ls archer Death ". S: BrRR and whereas his
fall IS the first breach which has been made III the
ranEs of the Richmond City Quart; therefore,
l. ReSokred, That i'll the death OF our comrade
the company realizes the loss of good soldier,
generous friend, and worthy member.
2. ReSoired, That III the sudden departure OF our
broter-soldcr, young and so fnll of promise for
life and usefulness, the company should be Impress
the tented field il Is equally true that "in the midst
OF life are in DEATH :.
3. Pesolcei. That Il page of orr record-boolt be
this dedicated to the memory of the deceased In
Memoriam-W. S. BURR, the First Fallen Soldier or
the Richmond City Guard. March 26. 1877"
4. Resolved That copy of this preamble and
these resolutions be municatcd by he secretary
of the company 10 the family OF the deceased ana
be published IN some daily paper Of This city.
- ..s't FURMAH TUPpER,)
..... -. 1873. RIG. WILSON. Committee =
THOMAS &. PEEK. ...-, .. g..
Test: Charles F. Taylor, Captain Command
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We publish this morning a capital article
from the Norfolk. Ledger. Read it, and Sc
lect your candidate for Governor according
TO the tests therein referred to-.
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TIE RETIREMENT OF BIsMARcK.-Bcrin,
april 4.-Bismarck persists in his request
for permission to retire Oh account OF ill
henltl.
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GGD- COHEN BROTHERS arc Just in
receipt ola large stock Of BLACK BRlLLIANTINE
ALPACAS. which they arc offering ut special low
prices. Thcsc goods have been consigned To them
by . large New York house and will be soil far he
low market value Their range in prize is from %
to Csc; also, the MOHAIR (lontc-width) AL
PACA at 22c.
They are also offering large Stock Of SILKS
much below market value:
BLACK SILKS at 70, IS, 90c., $1.l5 for pure
SILK, GROs-GRAIN), $1.25, $1.35, $l.45.
$50, $1.65, sl.75, 81. $2.o5. 1925, $3.50.
800, and SO;
Also, considerable variety OF COLoRED SILKS;
4 full, assortment Of other DRESS GOODS.
FRENCH-WovEN CoRSETs at Az. so. 7oc.,
81. $3.50, $3.50. yd $3.50:
Also, TuOMPSoN's GLOvE-FITTIHG COR
SETS.
which they Offer special bargains;
Sec their imported VICTORIA LAWN at l5c.:
Their FRENCH PiQUES 1T &c.. and many other
goods.
A large stock of WHITE and FANCY HOSIERY
just received:
Every variety Of LACES including the novelties
Also. 4 large stock of BlBS.
60 pieces Of WHITE and COL0RED MATING
just received:
Also, FLOOR o!L-CLOTIis from 35c. up.
NH 80
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Colonel Holiday and General Malone are
looming UP as formidable candidates for the
governorship. Both gentlemen have host
OF friends, and warm contest may be an
ticipated We hope the contest may be
shorn OF partisan bitterness, otherwise both
candidates should be thrown overboard.-
Sutoit San. ur., ...tt@ II. .r
[WcIl, name your Inan. We're agreed
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Ii. .PERS SO S 4 X + HEREBY
IA WARNED not to credit any Of the crew Of the
Austrian bark Anna r., as The master or conslgnor
ap5-3t Shipbrokers.
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FUNERAL NoTICE.-Thc remains Of ANNIE
HARRIS having been brought here for interlnent,
Methodist church THIS MORNING at IL o'clock
Her friends and acquaintance. and those of her Els
ter Mary House, also her former pupils and CO.
teachers of the Sunday school, respectfully ir-
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FLORISTS.

followers FOR SPRING PLANTING.
Il PANSIES,: DAISIES, ROSES. = - = ~
: VERBENAS, GERAN1U MS. fUSElllAS, &C.,
powfn full bloom and in great abundance ut TOLER
81 HOOPER'S Flower. Garden, corner Cherry and
Abemarle streets, square from the western ter
minus Of the street-car railway. APP 5-eod2m
90 0NO BEDDING PLANTS OF VA
CO.OCO RIOUS KINDS now on band and In
fine condition for sale ut TOI.ER ( HOOP ER'S.
ALI GOODS delivered In the city free OF charge.
! -ap 5-eod2m '''-'
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nE FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:
BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER at $3.50 case;
IIUNYADI JAEOS BITTER WATER. Ilnn-
garian:
PULLNA BITTER WATER. Bohemian;
FREIDRICkSIIALL BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER tSprudcl sprine):
VICHY WATER:
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
OF CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
HAWTHORN SPRING WATER. Saratoga:
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHASY wkTER, &C, &C.,
by the bottle or III original packages, on the best
terms 1T ~
MEADE L BAKERS Drugstore,
mn el9 Main street.
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CHEAP H.OTS.


n,ULL TIMES.-The times are dull, but
~ they will improve and CUEAP LOTS VIII also
improve ATTEND the great auclion oil CHEAP
LOTS In the east ern suburbs Of Richmond On FRI
DAY AFTERNOON NEXT ut 3 o'clock. +
an 5-1t - .--. -.,. -r-..sr
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oil f. EUMAN KEAgR-wORK. :.
631 . -, = Mltpl'sae -. l.,'. 0 ''
, : : =! BROAD STREET. WI. =. =

Having just returned from the North with afull
stock of the latest styles of everything appertainng
to the, colFfuRE, also PLATED and FANCY y
JEWILRY. FANS, &C., &C., I respectfully invite invite
the ladies' to call and examine the goods and note
prices BAND-NETs 25c. apiece. Everything else
In proportion. Zap 5-lwJs j. y. WiIDT.
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CLOTHING. .-----
T ,ARGE STOCK OF
woRSTED CoATINGs.
ap 5-1m +. B. SPENCE & son.
T IARGE STOCK OF
FANCY CAssIMEREs. '..
APP 5.1m E.B. SPENCE & SON.
T ARGE STOCK OF
ap Slim Z. 3. SPENCE & s0s.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER. .
an Slim r. L. SPENCE & son.
CMOTHING MADE IN THE BEST
v MANNER. L. ..--.
ap Slim j.. b. SPENCE SON.
NLOTHING MADE IN THE LATEST
ap 5-1m i. 4. SPENCE 4 son.
DEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
h ap slim LARGE + ST s. SPENCE & sos.
READY-NADE CLOTHING. " 49,
h a. 5-1m GREAT y 4 i: sffScn & son.
DEADY-MADE CLOTHING AT Low
aap Slim F. i. SPENCE { son.
NoBB1 STYLES OF NEcK"EAR'
ap5.1m E. Z. SPENCE 6 son.
NOBBY STYLES OF FANCY SHIRTS.
ap Slim E.E. SPENCE son.
N-OBBY STYLES OF HOSIERY AND
: H a slim 0'-o /: Is s: SPENCE 8 son.
A Ii TnENEW STYLES OF COLLARS.
ap slim z. SPENCE & son.
ALL THE NEW STYLES OF sUS-
ap Slim =. Is Is: SPENCE & son.
A IL TIE NEW STYLES OF SILK
"A HANDkERCIIlEFS; so,-
ap 5-lm f. i. sIENCE g son.
yNE GUARANTEE TO SELL AS Low
w W slim AS THE l. Eo y EFEScE s son.
WYE GUARANTEES OUR GOODS TO
w BE AS GOOD As THE best 7, : cav
WE GUARANTEE TO please ALL
- oFouR PATRONS. d"
ap Jim E. .. SPENCE & son:
TOHN Z. DOHERTY, ... IA
DRAPER AND TAILOR, ..t lSS
...s.r sao MAIN STREET, .....'". d
between Eighth and Ninth, would invite his Gus
toners aud the public to examine the S.. $685.. e.
LARGEST (AND AS FINE STQCh' OF GOODS
ever offered in this market, which he viii make up
in the best manner and low s they can be had at
anv house IN the city. All goods are guaranteed TO
give entire satisfaction. - r'.. g.
. npnIrp I m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ne sILKsl SILKS! sILKsl

H SILKS! SILKS! sILKsl
COLOEED STRIPED SILKS at 75c. worth 81.
COLORED STRIPED SILKS at 81 worth $3.50:
BACKGROUND wHITE,sTElpED sfLxsa.
BACKGROUND wHrTE-sTRIrED SILKS a.
SOC. worth $780,
BACKGROUND wIIITE-sTRIpED sILKss.
81 worth s1.so:
FANCY PLAID SILKS at rs and s5c worth I'll;
sLACK-AND-WHITE PLAID SILKS at 81 worth
$3.50:
GRAY-AND-BLACK-sTr SILKS \, Sc.
worth 1925;
GRAY-AND-BLACK-sTH sILEs =, 4,
worth $3.50;
COLCRED SILKS at 1925 worth sl5o:
CoLORED SILKS at s1.35 worth sl.7s.
COLORED SILKS at $50 worth s2;
COL0RED SILKS at 81 worth $3.50:
BLACK SILKS q. SIS ard 90c., sl.o5 .l5o
$3.50, 81 G5. 81. 81 so, So, and s3.5O-aI yer,
cheap.
II y"n want to save money In the purchasing of
your SILKS calls a. LEVY BROTHERS,.
Look at the new style BlBS and COLLARS
nh 2l
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large STOCK OF
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-05
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-11
Comfy and City Official Press.
Saturday, August IL. 1877.
STEAMSHIP BUILDING.

The construction Of steamers for ocean
navigation is yet in its infancy on the
Pacific coast, and, 50 tar, the vessels
built have been confined to coasting
trade. The first vessel built of native
timber was the paddle.wheel gunboat
Saginaw, built at Mare Island Navy
Yard in 1859. After considerable SER
vice on this coast. SD. cruised in the
Chinese seas, came bach. here aad was
wrecked on this coast. Nearly all the
steamers built have been constructed at
San Francisco. on account of being con
venient to the foundries. so that the
boilers aud engines could he put in
while the ship was in process OF erec-
ton. We append list of seagoing
steamers built at various places on the
Pacific coast: