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The Presidents Tour.

The President and his companions got
back to Washington on Friday evening,
no doubt very much fatigued, after many
days' public receptions and welcomings,
which were acknowledged IN numerous
speeches and attended with much hand
shaking, ceremony that calls heavily upon
physical energy. II was remarkable tour
and characterized by remarkable, popular
manifestations. II
The President elected by the Republican
party, the war party, the war party deeply
imbued with sectional reiudices-went
amongst those Republicans Of New Eng
land, who were reputed to be, the most
extreme OF all Republicans in their Sec
tionalism, and having been the least dis
posed to deplore the expressions OF the
South were the last to feel satisfaction
at the Presidents conciliatory policy. He
appeared before these. people in his
pleasant, frank, and manly style, and
from beginning to end the burthen OF MS
speeches was fraternni feeling between all
sections, and equal rights to all States and
all people. He fairly pressed the kindly
feeling OF peace and goodwill into the
hearts OF the people. AS he himself sald'
there came TO meet him and greet him Re-
publicans that were satisfied and Republic
cans that were dissatisfied, and Democrats,
and men of all classes and persuasions;
and to all he had the same brief speech
OF patriotism and OF sectional har-
mony and OF the common devotion
OF all to the promotion Of peace and har-
mopy, and Of the power and dignity Of the
nation. He dispeiled discord, and all as
semblies seemed to be animated by the feel
ing which he displayed with SO much hon
esty and earnestness. The people every
where were won by the genial spirit Of
the President and party; and never was
there a presidential journey through any
part OF the Union that was more free from
party spirit and more conciliatory in its eX-
amples and influence. In New England it
was indeed the era OF good feeling. A let
ter-writer thus remarks upon the journey !:
cit looked as il there might be only one
party in New England, and that Hayes
party, IL the President had staid q week
xVuECAs AZ - uOt easy W ISS1Sb ludu WIN
only claims the merit Of trying to do right,
and who presents principles for the con-
duct OF the Government that no patriot can
oppose. Peace and amity between North
and South, reverence for the Constitution
and Its amendments, and, full protection for
the equal rights Of all classes Of citizens,
Thushas the President carried boldly and
frankly his principles and policy to sec
ton where they were probably most I'M
popular. His patriotism and sincerity seem
to have gained for him great victory, and
he returns to the Presidents mansion with
conscious sense Of having acted the part
OF honesty and loyalty with some advantage
to his country. It is certainly one OF tile
most singular OF presidential journeys, and
one that will reflect honor upon President
HAYES for his public devotion and love Of
justice. 81
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MINERAL WATERS.

--s . MINERAL WATERS.
A GENCY FOR THE SALE OF THE
n WATERS FROM THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
AND OTHER CELEBRATED WATERS FROM
OTHER SOURCES IN THIS COUNTRY AND IN
EUROPE-TIZ.:
WHITE SULPHUR, Grecnbricr county, W. Va:
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM. Rockbridee county, Va;
ALLEGHANY, Montgomery county, Va:
HEALING, Bath county, Va; -
BUFFALO, LIthia Il and ~. Mecklenburg county,
Va;
BLUE RIDGE, Botetourt county, Va:
BLUE LICK, Kentucky;
CONGRESS, Saratoga, n. y;
HATHORN, Saratoga, n. Y:
GEYSER. Saratoga, \. y;
CHAMPION SCOUTING SPRING, Saratoga, Ny;
KATALYSINE, Gettysburg. Pa;
VICHY, Vichy. France;
BITTER WATER, Friedrichshall, Germany:
BITTER WATER, Pullna, Bohemia;
SETTER. Settler, Germany.
Salts from the following Springs, for readily max
ing the water. extemporaneous'y, very uscful Tor
travellers or nvalids At inaccessible points, can be
mt per mail-riZ.. Rockbrldge Alum Water Mass,
from the Rockbridge Alum Springs, 50 per vial ;
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass, Washington,
county, Va, 81 per VIAL Bedford Alum and Iodine
Mass, Bedford county, Va, IL per vial.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished gratis on appli-
cation.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
1915 Main street, and No. 2 Governor street,
iy12-2m Richmond.
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DEATHS.

Died, at his residence, III Henrico county, August
morbus. .s .-.
Died, of diphtheria, at Midlothian, on Sunday;
August 26th, at SH O'Clock A. NJ. ELIZABETH
ELOlSE, only child Of Edward NJ. and Lott'e Ar
cher.
Died, ON Monday 9Th instant, at O'Clock p. NJ,
Adds, Youngest son Of Matte and Junius Cosby
aged four years, six months, and FIVE days.
Here mortal joys, how soon they fade. 4.
How swift they pass away;
The dying flower reclincs irs head
The beauty OF day.
Soon are those earthly treasures lost
We fondy call our own; r..
We scarcely can possession court
Before we find them gone. DO.
The funeral willta place TO-DAY at ~ O'Clock
from his parents residence, 5l3 west Clay street
Friends Of the family are invited to attend. \
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DEMOCRATS ENDORSE HAYEs.-Bath, Me-,
August 24.-The Sagadahoc County Demo
cratic Convention to-day adopted the fol-
lowing:
Resolved, That while adhering to the
principles inaugurated in the st. Louis
platform, we believe that, as good Demo-
crats. who desire the restoration OF har-
mony, good government, and prosperity to
every State in the Union, we can and DO
heartily endorse the so-callcd policy OF the
present Administration.
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states Senate, and also to affect next Jnnes
sta.tH / interviewed Morton at Ben.
aeHdays in Portland and informed ,rns tt ei i'm
t %. s stand INV testimony would be in accord
s sne s tnerewith. He said for me not to 60
h saSe the Investigating committee in Ore
a,on INIT to come to Washington, D.. c.; that
nv mileage and fees would be paid; and
kent ont OF the way under Morton's 1nstruc-
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THO THE VOTERS OF LOUISA COUN-.
i TY.-At the request Of many friends hereby
decIare myself a CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE
OF DELEGATES OF VIRGINIA, subject to tue
ratification OF the Convention TO be held at Louisa
Courthouse on the 9Th OF September next.
= 30. ii. j. PARRISH.
FREDERfcKsiIALL, August 25, 1877.
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GUNNER CLOTHING
MEMS BLACK ALPACA SAIkS.
MEMS COLORED ALPACA DUSTfr>
MEMS LINEN BUSTERS,
MEMS WHfTEyESTS and DRESS.>fi,,r
MEMS SPRING CASHMERE SUITS. .In'
MEMS SUMNER UNDERSTANDS. 5or
MINIS WHITE JEANS DRAWERS. H.
MEMS LIGHTWEIGHT BLACK.rrn-
VESTS. '''
..i.. BESIDES ~
. FURNISHING GOODS
WHITE LAWN TIES.
WHITE SILK TIES,
BLACK and COLORED SILK TIE.
BLACK and COLOHED SILK Row.
.. SOCKS, COLLARS. &C.. &c.
All the above stock will be close! out yi,;,,..-
gard to cost and for cash.
"M. IRA SMITH,
au 2S-eOd3t 100 M,jn..
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#. NEW YORK, 1877.
~TO THE TOBACCO MANUFAC-
TURERS.-We beg tn inform you that Messrs. DA-
NEWPORT 6 MORRIS, of Richmond, Va, arc the
sole agents for the sale Of our
Pill A r"
brand of imported
SPANISH LICORICE-PASTE
for the States of Virginia and North Carolina.
We believe this to be the prest and finest Favored
and as strong, IF not the strongest, Lcorce now In
use In this country.
Messrs. DAVENPORT Il MORRIS will at all
times be fully supplied with The article.
To he sold In bond or duty paid
Respectfully yours,
ZCRICALDAY & ARGUIMBAr,
l4-lm Importers.
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EnEpERICKsuALL, August 81, ls

FREDERICKsuALL, August 81, 1877.
CARD.-I hereby take this method OF
~ retur1iipc my heartfelt thanks TO my many
friends Of the county OF Louisa for the interess
taken In my behalf ss contestant for cue noi e
ton from this county for seat IN ne
eaates INT believing the interest OF the C0nserva-
tfSa ,artv mipIit he enhanced By the wtfndraWai OF
INV name, il is hereby respectfully done 2
AZ as.1t hespecuuuS' GEORGE II. COOKE.
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~N NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY

We are ready to show on the first floor
$50 pieces OF BLACK ALPACA;
BLACK ALPACA at zoe. wort, worth 2 25c.;
1Ss AtfASh sfe at TO- sUs value 5oc
Our 4Oc. ALPACAS never sold for less than 5Oc.;
wSas s be i9 e4 7 5sn
B sI. OK CAcHEAlRE at 5oc.-would be cheap
BLAcR tCiAcHEM1RE at eoc.-would be cheap
DLa K s|i c;XiicHEM1RE at 75c.-would be cheap
SeE ave a I'M q s9TfRses It S5oD which
we will offer at q small advance above the New
York cost-such as Henrietta Cloth, BombaZine
Grape Cloth, Tamlsc, Bierrctz, and all the latest
i SSdE SRg 0oe
.. OUR CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.
CAssIN1ERES for mems and boys wear-a full and
complete assortment:
LOOK at the best JEANS in the city Of Richmond
cAs ssf xfsii from 4oc. to q per yard:
Don't fail to look at our 50 aud 75c: CASSnlERES;
Don't buy your CASSIMEREs before You look at
Another 70: Of those cheap GRAS;s;IGLdoTHs
1000 yards of remnants of PERCALEs at SIC.
AgSS ATEs Fl 5Pf Is ssf sH only
A REAL FINE HEMsTITcHED HANDKER-
WHITE L1s SUE GLOVES, all sizes, from
THRE s n KID GLOVES only 75c.real
Goo oIl KID f5'G GLOVES only 81: se.. 5-,.,,.
Look ct our 45c; KID GLOVES; ,.ur,,cs,, -,
The largest assortment of EMBROIDERY in the
EDGING from &C. to il per yard. Don't buy be-
NEW LACE SGARES sYc5EE BR II eTEE Ssho-
ihN SILK DEPARTMENT.
BLACK SILK at 65c. worth Soc;
BLACK SILk at !5c worth ~
B BEAck SIR SIR at at Il Is ss worth $I:7s
T6s sEEef, 9s hb II Variety
Don't buy your silks before you look at Style
a 1yNDERsHIRTs for 81 at sYCLE BRO
so dozen 10 en- more of those TOWELS at csc. at
sYCLE BROTHERS;
SO ndFe 1f those 3 S
pa Ga' sf6 scf; tor sec pair eoop STOCK
SGs for sos e paTTb The tsae and best
v yesDf viii i lind at sYCLE BROTHERS. Don't
buy before you look at sYCLE BROTHERS..
NEW DRESS GOODS just opened for early fall;
NICE NICE 1 Dress GOODS At zoe per yard;
EL LEG AZ PEEss G9pRi as yard
5000 Yards remnants Of IRISH Linen at sec.
These goods. are warranted RICHARDSON'S
ooS Il Y zee SsS e'0'e you
TORsHON. LINEN, vALENCIENNEs, and
DUCHESS LAgEs IN great ya 5et ;.or, ooc.
The best Il. v II 6s
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ITO RICHARD MORIEN, sR., N. C.

ITO RICHARD MORIEN, sR., n. c.
L ALLEY, R. II. BROCK, S. \. THORPE AND
OTHERS: l.,
Gentlemen.-Your Communication published IN
the Dispatch August 9th requesting my views on
the State dabt is before me: ,,, .,o
recognize the right Of the people to Know me
views of candidates for their suifragcs on all public
questions, and while entertain very decided Views
On the State debt yet you will perceive At gance
that the space allotted for OF t mis- klna
nortant matter [ shall, however, discuss the sub
}ect thoroughly in my canvass. which VIII conf an
have the honor Of seeing you IN person; wh n al
sswered To the best Of my ability. -
conceive it to be the duty OF a representative TO
views Of his constituents, and relieve them By al
lawful means of any embarrassment under WHICH
they NAV labor having I'm view at all times the
glory OF the State. This sentiment was pr0mui.
Gated hy the recent Convention which assembled IN
Richmond by the resolution adopted by that BODY,
favor Of read justmcnt of the public debt" I am
opposed to an increase Of taxation, and am opposed
TO Glass legislation. Respectfully,
hENA1'' an 2s-lt
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RICHMOND SHOOTING CLUB
prnuaInNn dnLnsf 9th
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION aln. :,
lXl I. DOWN JAMES RIVER 2f5sSi3s
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2STH rra.
EXCURSIONS.

The steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain G1F-
FORD, has been chartered by the LADIES, SEW.
ING SOCIETY OF THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH for the above purpose. and an agreeable
evening Is promised to those who may favor the
ladies with their patronage. Supper and the usual
refreshments will be served at moderate prices.
Arrangements have been made 10 furnish music
for the occasion. -
The boat leaves the wharf ut 1880 P. NJ, return
Ing ut IL O'Clock. sss .-fF ~ E... ssa. j. g..
Tickets, 5oc.; Csc. for children under twelve
years old - 's@ an 23-ot
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1,HE JOHN B. CRENsHAw AGENCIES

PROPERTY. STEAAf-BQIL ERS, ENGINES, and
other powers; Agricultural and Trade Machinery
American Food for Cattle, the best and Cheapest
Fertitizcps for Corn, Wheat, and Tobacco; House
hold Convenienccs and Useful Novelties, the Elec.
tric Pen and Duplicating Press the best and cheap
est Sewing Masculine, the White Shuttle. $50 and
upwards; the Tucker Il Geary Sash-L Lock, a safe,
guard for country homes; tue Acme Backing ana
Waterford Polish for Boots and Shoes, Invaluable
to farmers-it Is unaffected by rain, dGw or snow,
the celebrated Stra.enia Cement mends broken ware
perfectly. Call and examine at No. 10 Ninth street,
Richmond. Va. -., M lin
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ESPECIAL NOTICE TO PUR-
CHAsERs OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.:
LAST DAYS OF THE GREAT CLOSING-0UT
SALE OF SUMNER GOODS
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
car DDnAn STpE Z IT

WILLIAM THALHIMER'S.
Col BROAD STREET..
Having still very large and cheap stock OF goods
on hand, and wishing to still further reduce my
stock, I will give my customers and the public the
benefit, aud Win continue tll the LIST Of September
to sell ut and below cost. SO call eary and secure
some Of the many bargains to be had at
WILLIAM THALuIMER'S, COL Broad street.
Among the stock can be found large and cheap
line of DRESS GOODS IAN kndsl, suitable Tor the
present and coming season, and which VIII pay you
70 B ~ g HLPaCHs, GRENADINES, and BL Ack
CACHEMIRES at prices that will astonis the closest
buyer. Give me call for bargain In BhACh AL
special attention called to my line OF CAssi.c
sIERES for mems and boys wear. rs nave s9me Oh
the best and cheapest goods on record. Gan anu
be convinced. ox>, , - choot
fngs able-Lincns,' Napkins, Towels. bed-QniIts,
Blankets. Bed-Ticks, Oil-Coths, &c.-1 am selling
1T such low prices that will PAX y9m 10 fa1I az '
;au Is sos 81 .oot I,Io.o on 80.
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NJ CLARETs, sAUTERNES, HoCh'
AND MosELLE WINEs.-A large assortment OF
the above WINES, direct from Europe, on hand ana
for sale wholesale and retail BE-
au 14-eod1m oSCAh NhAH"'
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
~ ECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING.
HOUSE
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DRY GOODS.
NALL GOODS! " FALL GOODS
FALL GOODS!
Large opening Of FALL GOODS at L. STERN
CO.'S, 623 Broad street.

New Fall Goods received daily. Just opened :
90 pieces BLACK AI.PhCAS mt l9c; worth Z5c.
richness in color and lustre. BLACK CACHEMIRE
at soc worth 75c.; 80 pieces new Styles DIX ESS
GOODS: 25 pieces WHITE FLASN Ek tI9n 1oG,
M: RED. BLUE, and GRAY FLA NJ EI; + In IL,
HI, would be cheap at 1885 1000 yards IRISH n
linen at less than half value anosher 10Y o, o.
those cheap EMBROIDER1ES; WAIEkrrK g, y. .
in black gray, blue, and brown CAsSlnEhES LOT
boys ca aS ysFE RsEsSG HoVE No
TI0NS, &C.: BLACK LACE FICHUs In endless
variety; new style BELTS; another large lot OF
those 81 CORSETS worth Sl50 fnlly; BED
QUILTS from 60c, up; PINS, NEEDLES. TAPES,
and examine our we-assorted stock and low prices.
''N' L. STERN 6 CO, 52S Broad street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets
Orders from the country solicited and promptly
attended to- Goods sent all over tie country T.. o.
D., or on receipt Of the money. Send FOR samples,
enclosing postage-stamp. an II
GREAT REDUCTION N THE PRICES
VI OF OUR STOCK.
Having determined to make m entire change in
our business, ami In order TO do will sell with
out reserve all goods In stock. comprising
DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS. CASHMERES,
WHITE GOODS, LINEN SUITISGS.
Fl. CASSIMERES, PARASOLS, KID GLOVES.
HOSIERY, SASH-RiRBONS.
HANDKERCHTEFS.C ORSETs, &C: &C.
at and below cost.
Call early and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere at .'~ LEVI HEXTER'S.
- t1..- 627 Broad street.
ABDOMINAL CoRsETs Uor Stout ladies' reduced
from - to 1880. NZo
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THE LARGEST STOCK, THE
CHEAPEST GOODS. and the BIGGEST ASSORT-
MENT are now exhibited on the first. second third,
and fourth floors of SYCLE BROTHERS.
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V,HE MARVELLOUS PEN WRITES
WITHOUT INK. AND i ALWAYS
READY FOR Use.

The Ink which 1t generates in moment - '"'
limpid, dries rapidly, and remains fixed ana ''HA''I
rable on the paper. The chemical preparations o.
the Ink are 50 highly concentrated that one Ten W."
last several months.
PEN and REVERSIBLE PockEF-llpLDE"
sent to any address on reccp. Of 20 cents.
Directions for use accompany each Pen
Address all orders To r..,.,,,
,,.o III2 Main street.
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CHEAP SUMMER READING
" FOR SALE b.
1T. ELLYSOS, BOOKSELLER.
lll2 MAIN STREET.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

THE SEASIDE LIBRARY
will introduce to the public the novels ~ii,cI !1Es
been approved by the best critics OF po1ii ~, p,
spheres. The SEASIDE LIBRARY WIZ cVntt ni,;ion'
Tive fo,Inwiny uumbsis are now ready. "Hth Or
dcred BY mali three cents each fo7 postdTe '""F''
added. New numbers received ever! WS%N
EAST LYNNE. Double numtr, ~.
.JnIiS HALIFAX, GESTLEMAN. Z9c. ,.n
A WOMAN-HATER. (Charlcs Keaie's last H'''''
BLACK INDIES. dulles yernes new bo'Al' !o:'
LAST LAST DAYS Of pOMPEi.. lec
4Rk AA RESfj Morro. By May Cecil Hay
The MILL on THE FLo>s' BY 'e"'IF '"'"
THE AMERICAN SENATOR. BY A. r'0''ps'
FE Ha sf GEHHELEk +; y Ny T e1 hs 5
Ait ! hRI bEAD s e naoL1E5; c. s0S'
k ESGi1sfi At At; THE NORTH POLE AID I!'h
FIELD OF ICE. Ice.
H 4 PRRRkkk rsf HIsfok R9f' goe.
TH nt SID eccEtRlI6sITY SHOP. zoe.
M E0gL h rH4X WEE ies' zoe.
T MAs sSo GI EEGAGY: zoe; ., ,o,
IT Is MEYER HTI TOO T1e,s sa atTn TO i NsSD'
.hhnRoRA FLOYD. zoe.
Ao'feS' III 't' J. I. ELLYsoS. Eook:eliet,,
,vso lll2 Main street
DOCKS FOR SUMNER READlN"' -
II great variety j.F r. s EisLiYsoS, B9okse'!$r,
DIAPER IN BONES.
rx.,,v.four sheets OF PAPER aud twenSs2,n
ESVEL OPESs nut up In neat box, VII" VIII, ~. ,ss.-
Autograph on top OF box. sen! 70 amp ''~
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- SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT. THE CHEAPEST YET.

-, SPECIAL NOTICES.
M THE CHEAPEST YET.
5,ooo-yards VICTORIA LAWN at loe. worth
~. <.lttt ( ~
5000 yards CALIcoEs at Sc. worth 6sc.; =.
10000 yards CALICoEs at exc. worth &c;
10000 yards HAMBURGH EDGINGs and IN
SETTINGS at 5, OK, sH. 10, 12H, Is, 90, 90,
= so,35, 40, 50c., and up to $3.50 per yard
this is not only the largest, but also the cheap
est lot of Hamburghs ever offered In this city;
Another lot Of GRAss-CLOTH:
Another lot OF CORDED PIQUE;
Great bargains In sHEETINGs, sHIRTISGs, and
PILLOW-CAsE CoTToNS; @.s .'
Another big lot of ToRCIIoN LAcEs.
-"-'a. ..t y. -
e,ta', : -. .. 49,. "'.+ Il. -.
Now Is the time TO buy. Goods never we're as
cheap as they are at this time We sell for cash;
ask but one price, and that is the lowest. We
mean business, and have fixed low prices so as to
sell out quick. .'.
auo4 .s~ LEVY BROTHERS.
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ENGINEERING.
FURNITURE.

NOW is THE TIM .-FURNl-M
~ TURE AT BOTTOM PRICES.-Pur- IN
chasers will find Il to their interest to call ~
now on hand and am receiving l large stock OF all
The latest styles for chamber, .paror, and dining
ROOM These goods, being bought ut the lowest csh
tonts etA'''eo ty31
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WHITE DRESS-SHIRTS-
w ALL COMrLETE ard LAu$D%!Eo. l.., ...,.
for wear Price, $3.50, -, AMI $3.50
WHITE JEANS
Price, 75c. and Il.
GACZE USDEESHIRT~.
Price, so. TOO. ani:l
ENGLISH SOCk~.
SO per dozen.
Besides NECKWEAR In cud'r.s ytr.c'-
COLLARS, GLOVES.
SLEEVE-BUTTONS,
SPIRAL STUDS. &c. 81.
WM. IRA SMITH
an 25-cod3t 100 Main .,--.
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Lemon, Mass, August %, 1877.
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A GENTS FOR
NESTL E'S MILK FOOD or LACTEOUS FARINA,
DIR. " GERBERS LACTEOUS FARINA for in
fants and inralids.
OATMEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR,
CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT,
HECkERS FARINA,
ROBISSON'S BARLEY SAGUS.
TApIOCA. AfIDDLEMAN'S BISCUITS,
OsWEGO and OATMEAL BISCUITS, &C. &C.;
4 full line of line GROCERIES.
j. E. MORRIS & CO..
jy6 1884 Main street.
ZINE OLD MEDICINAL T r. L \ c II
l. BRANDY.
HOLLAND GIN.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
CLEMMER'S and BUMGARDNERS Wills
Choice TEAS from SOC. to 81 80 per pound.
jc % GEORGE 4. iCNDLEI & co.
DEFINED SUGARS OF ALL GRADES,
IL JAVA, LAGUAYRA. and RIO COFFEE;
BACON. SALT, LARD,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
MANS Manu- AstTF1JRED TOBACCO, -.
PORTER and AL L. ,,,,
for salc by DAVENPORT MORRiS- F
mh20
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5,ooo-yards VICTORIA LAWN at 1oc worth
15c.: -, -
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Doy PAPER, IN GREAT fA ME- ID, 3D.
ID ats, go, 25, and see. box. ., ssp ~ "
dress postpaid, on receip OF the price oS s,,h,r
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New Orleans Republican., 1877-05-16
LoxaI CInp-trap.

Those who have labored under the 70
lusion that the war came to an end essS.
twelve years ago must have be N yeTv
much astonished to read Of tha Selnsa Ti;J
able peace celebrations which were in
dulned in along the banks of the I,ower
Mississippi recently, the visit of III,
Plymouth having been judiciously utiliz a
for that purpose, From every piantati ON
and landing-place flags and handkercl ,;ofs
were waved, and at every town at ,h;cb
the vessel stopped the local dign ,tarias
and prominent citizens boarde 4 her
shook hands with the officers, ol ,1aD;Nad
committees, passed resolutions, "a nro.
ceeded to make speeches. Aft A ,S;I pS wa
are not surprised to hear that AZ. y III oIicsrS
and men, though in good b, ,.itb hooked
very much exhausted by th % fast;v;ties ot
the trip. Aes'''i'A0' VI
i is gratifying to hear f,rv attentions
and ciyilities shown to : ~ ny 49, 1''e and h
would be churlish il 5a ~ "S, So "1 ,TarI5
grudge either the offie luee1 - H1 t,s;r ,soyrn
hearted visitors the & eEs Of SnTaa Fd II
display which is as ooial suioy laeH, ,,,s' :.
pected But wher fare as II was as une3 ~ |;
With serious eye I'VE turn . IsIisi loOh ~ !
shonld mel I - ieular time the citizen
tion S,s - remarkable demonstra
w A IOt help carrying away tn