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.Mah.one ard Daniel.

. Richmond readers OF the following, from
the Gordo Gazette, will recognize in
the article exactly the arguments which
were last week employed in this city to in
duce the voters to believe that the. contest
was one between DANIEL and MALONE. The
result here proved how untrue the argu-
ments were, MALONE coming out fourth in
the race. We give the art,cl nevertheless,
that the friends OF all the candidates may
see to It; that in the State as in Richmond
there shall be no narrowing OF the contest
down to two candidates until the Conyen-
ton meets. The Gazette says;
Ii seems ito be generally conceded that
bernatorial canvass, until the contest is al
ready wellnigh narrowed down between
him and Malone. The friends Of the other
candidates make now and then little
cpasmodic show OF local strength-mere
ripples, however. TO sneS coon absorbed, in
or. dissipated by the waves of popularity ON
which the two leading candi dates ride. In
contest between Mahone and Daniel we
cannot be doubtful OF the result. There is
certainly a very respectable body Of the
people OF Virginia whose fret choice is not
Daniel N would be idle and uncandid to
deny that. But in our Judgment, based
upon 90 careful survey OF the field
a as We can make ne confidently be-
in the Eonsention than any other single
cand sdate. Much will depend, OF course,
Upon The gusstiaH ~ hos win bs The eompg-
ting czndidets when the hall cling sia Cons
yeation aiaal haye j, arfosyed gassTfs the eass-'
test 10 tgas9 M the III eetipn faHeas comes
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perhaps any other prom nent name except
Mahone's, then matters become Involved IN
more doubt. But IL the Auguries are true,
nobody hut these two can be oKne Inc ias.
and then both to nominate and
ta elect Daniel sslll be plain sailing. Lae
reasons for this. conclusion are quite as pam
and simple. Is is. rather a remarkable Iace
that shus far In the rcanyasse
General Malone has developed any Eeai !
and positfye oppos isfon. OF course eacn can
iiinfe has TO contend. with wlat, we III; smay
ca1l the neqatioe opposition of. noI DENY
the first choice Of all the yoser : tot
example. those 5yho prefer Ho oi ny
be said 10 be Negatively opposed e. mahisl
and TO every other candidate put hotneay.'
But, mark you, while these WI an say lus.
they prefer Holiday, or Ialiaierro, os
Terry. as, the, case may PEI yes none ol
them will say that they, oppose Uansei any
further. That cannot be said as regards
Mahone, ! There Is rot only positive Dut
active opposition TO him in many sections
Of The State. and when the final. issue
comes (when Holiday, and Taliaferro, ana 90
be- aropped In, regular orderl you may
see say Lees friends divide. q part
going to Holiday, a part to. Taliaferro, and
still others to Daniel, and possibly q. landfnl
to Mahone. In tie Convention, n oWever, the
guillotine must keep gu fwcrkiRg, and bead
after head ,mnst roll CHASTITY upon the floor.
Mahona's friends arcsgoipgito stand ey MN
to the last, like p Tenth Legion, and VIII
need TO be overwhelmed TO be beaten; but
tor the final conflict all the forces OF the OPP
position will be rallied and concentrated.
A battalion, perchance. q regiment: or, Two,
may struggle off to Mshone's assistance, but
the brigades and divisions will rally to the
standard Of his competitor. The signsof the
times are that that competitor WILDE John
w. Daniel, and logic, as well ms the. oracles,
tells. .us that victory is now waiting timpa-
tient to perch upon his banner.:aW e would
hasten the day when o young man OF his
prime devotion to- Old Yirgipia, land yet: ola
enough to SO upon his ,crutches because Oh
that devotion, shall be honored with so high
and responsible. position by the votes OF
his fellow-citizens, and thus know for him
self, and let others learn from, the example,
that the good old State stiA. cherishes as o
nursing mother her patriot and hero sons
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rs ApECaAI. NOTICES.
Bfsy RICH BLACK BRO CADED, >sTRI-
PED and PLAID GRENADINES ut prime
Iy.,s wit ScossSg .ss f--- " Sl9'--%

4 :
PED and PLAID GRENADINES ut prime
New York COST:
KNICREHBDCK CAMBR1CS at
z11c., cost 11kc.; I.E
YAED-w1DE WASHINGTON cREToNs at s4c.,
cost 7sc.; 81
wAsHlpoPLINs at esc. worth I2Kc!;S -
LAwNsat1 10, 12x. AMI &c.,.
CoLORED EMBROIDERED GRENADINES at
Toe. worth 25c.; = = -. -,
BACKGROUND COL RED FIGURED GREN-
.ADNEs at i5c. worth toc.; .s.,7o,s j. ;r,,Iv,
sLK.AHD-wooL PoPLINs at 35c. worth 60c. &.
JAPANESE SILKS ut rs, 80, 40, and 6oc,' per
yard--just about one half of the original cost; -
WHITE FRENCH PloUE at Csc. per yart-cost
- SOC. TO import; 800 =
WHITE CHECKED MUSLIN at lsc. per yard
worth 30c.; @ -, 2ss.7
ACE-sTRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at 1910.
worth 25c.; ~. ,..,y..r f4-...l. ~,
VICTORIA LAWNS at t12lA leg, 20, and 2oc.
worth ] 8, 20, 80, and 40c; u iat 3sa
1o-4 LINEN sHEETINGs at 81 per yard. -wonld
/, be cheap at 1925; >a 3Gj S5'f.n: '.h'a
RED-CHECK MATING at csc. worth 35e.st ~
MATCHMAKING at 20r worth 25c.; M ~. -.
CARPET 16sc. per yard worth 25c Il
PURE BLACK MoUA1R as bright as silk at 5oplcc,
,per yard worth 75c.;i i, . .~&':>>sE ,,)@lis
| NOITINGHAM LACEs for CURTAINS at Is,
In 1Bg 90, 25 Soc. and mp to 81 per yard. These
!! goods are thirty per cent. below regular prices.
HAMBURGER EDGINGs and INsERTEaGS from
Sc to s1.50 per yard. We now In In store Tor
$4,000 yards from which you can select the
cheapest You ever saw. .G.eGGii !" sur; +.
The only complete stock of LADIES READY
MADE DRESSES In this city; :. - ~
We have one thousand more PAfASOLS and UNI
. RREiLAs on hand than we should have at this
time of the year. so we will sacrifice them 10 re-
duce stock; I'D .r....y ..;J ,4y..., IL .:.Hrll
CoLoRED TRIIHIING-LACES at SC. per yard
| . worth 25c.; -. ~ !.I ~
EMBROIDERED LINEN TRIMMING at SC. per
yard worth 20c.; = .:.1. -. s..e't@j
Genuine KID GLovEs-smal sizes--at soc. pair,
usually sold at So; 49, a..
| LINEN NAPKINS-plain white and with red! Dor
dcrs-at soc. per dozen worth 75c.; @li.-5
| Genuine TURKEY-RED DOILIEs at Use. pcr
dozen worth 81: t.,.3 $751;. ~. -, ! :ta@
Extrsolargc-size NAPKINS. at $3.50 per dozea
~ worth 80; -
SASH. RiBB0N s-IIaving t6oi many on hind, we
intend Strengthening one hundred pieces s,H,.
RUFFLEs at 20, 25, 80, s5c., and up to - per
dczen',.& !urr -. IL :. H.. ~. i-.i
CREPE LIssE and other STYLES of RuFFLES in
great variety; -G:.,. rG1 80. :-... ~ !.
We have marked down our stock Of FANS, and
have fixed prices low enough to satisfy the closest
~ buyers; -.st,s- 1856. .r. ..3 " 81
JAPANESE FANS as low as.2c. apiece; ~. 'f.!. s
Extraordinary bargains in HANDKERCIiIEFS for
> men, women, and ehildren; e. ''sa.ss -
LINEN DRILLING9at 12H- l6E!. go. and 25c.-ali
25 per cent below regular prices; @rc.ti's
We have marked down the prices of fifty thousand
dollars worth of goods, which we intend closing
out before receiving our fall stock. -"l " ''d
jy3 so - f!1- LEVY BhOIHEhs.
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!; IBos tho Dispa.eh.l

IL Who Shall be Governor
IA careful review OF the material progress
OF Virginia In The last few years Is by no
means productive Of the most gTatdiyi ng.
reflections. Norris the retrospees atall re-
Iieyed by o. comparison with sefre OF ner
sister States whose circumstances have
been far less favorable Sto advance
iment. l!sWhen twas found that her
available assets were insufficient to meet
her obligations it became simply q cues.
tion. ;as to the besttand speediest mode OF
making her unavailable assets tributary 10
the lust demands upon: her. How was IL
possible at the very start TO mistake tne'
coiirse to which reason and common sense
so clearly pointedf Upon what grounds
could opinions differ Us to the supreme me-
cessity for earnest, persistent efforts :. 90 9,
BRING capital within her borders as che
means OF her deliqerance from the bondage
Eermines, her! manufacturing facilities,
her uncultivated Iands--these are her stn-
opnifuble assets that are fifty become re-
proacIl to her public men in the mouths OF
her creditors. f'7't. :.
Honor,a good faith, and the distress Of her
people demanded an early and constant pur-
suit OF the one grand object OF relief by
n proper use ofathe bouDdless resources
around us; and yet, strangely enough, IN
but few cases has this been made the sub
iect OF earnest thought, much less of'con-
tinued, devoted action on the part OF her
public men. 1'i! S'it.' 49,
THE extraordinary and fruitless expe-
dents that have been invoked to swell the
Golfers OF the State only furnish examples OF
unwise legislation naturally resulting from
an ill.advised choice OF legislators. Was It
seemly when grave issues were Impending,
| when problems OF the most serious import
were to be grappled, when the people with
outstretched arms were crying" Help, or we
Derishis' to ply the arts OF the demagogue to
their further undoing? to lraise some spe-
oious cutlery as tile means OF foisting candl-
dates upon ythem;who could Motif they
would, even family conceive the real work
for them to do, and who:woufd not, II they
cotild,.if private interest stood the wa!
. In a word, are the public offices OF Viz
ginia to. be forever devoted to, uses IN winch
the public good has no concern Whatever,
and is their tenure 20 be simplya coveted
opportunity for personal advancement
Must we, despite our bitter experience OF
the past, adhere toiithe baneful system OF
Itu7Tahing men into office at the costof hopes
unrealized and wishes unfulflled? Will
reason and Judgment and considerations
of general good never assert their sway in
these vital matters? When we pause and
reflect long enough before acting to con-
slider what particular services the State
most pressingly needs, and who are the
men peculiarly qualified for the occasion,
the time will be near at hand when we can
say that Virginia is indeed entirely'"re-
deemed, regenerated,. and disenthralled.' 10.
:! ,,I3 IA SI"a;t 80! OBSERVER. |
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General Toombs says that disappearance
in the Georgia Constitutional Convention
will be the last official act ofihisilife, and}he
hopes to make it the most memorable, He
ise very much interested In: the! Eastern
question:. despises the Ottotians, an wants
the Russians to cong uer.a5 GGids1Tti-9$tsod
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS:

-..i,,.-I,l -i,csr DEATHS:. l,le.!aT
Died; July 4ih, at 4:S0. "A. M, CHARLES +.
HEISS; aged twelve years, the only son Of Christian
and Efza6eth HeissT iIIt!iilii I'iI .Hfslsi.!fifF
This funeral will take place. TIES xThare1uJ)
MORNING from ST. Johns German CHURCH, Fifth
yited to attend. - II T. = %@t5.th 7nH.af"TH
Died. on July 4th, at 12x O'Clock P. NJ at her re-
sidence, In Chesterfield county. after lingering Ill
ness, Mrs. SARAH EaFLOUREaY, twife ofiW. c.
THE! funeral Will take place THIS (fhHrsdayl
EVENING at Bfo'clock from st. Peters Cathedral
Friends Of the family are invited toiattend. Il -94
infant daughter of W. q. and Annie d. Moody.
Staunton papers please copy, Z 1, rs.r,,s.,
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The question of, the next Governor is
agitating the cities, and slightly The couri-
ties, of Virginia.! 1T lis not out of place to
give Judgment. on the outgoing Governor.
Governor kelnper has quilted himself With
shining honor in his place. His integrity
is above suspicion The public papers
from his hand were nasterful documents.
He was frugal, temperate, working, hating
crooked ways, prompt to part with friend
Or partisan for the public good. The Com
nnonwealth was first! q The record Of the
Governor. will 1--WE believe, bear the scrutiny
OF q hostile lens without fear Of finding a
sinister stain. 't'i.ll. ny, ~ a!G-'. "a.
: His walk and conversation certify him as
q wise and yirtuous public man. we have
not tasted his salt nor thought with him at
timesy andoso we! sagi.t these things only
because he deserves well OF Virginia. Hap
py'for the: State If his successor walk as
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Christian Aduocate:
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LAT MADISON COURTHOUSE OIL GoURT-DAY
the friends. Of the rival Standardization Gov
ernor were actively engaged in canyassing-
Holiday and Daniel leauing:- Gordons1al!e
Gazette. ~ .hnignI .!.hlLnr;} e oar
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JoSRoTsYLYA TCoUNTT--As. to the next
Governor tha;Yoicel of the peopleiis almost
unanimous, for F.itz. Lee. Frederick sbprg
StGr,c M q; .,.,gii:t .,l<35t 81 il9isin"f rGd
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NAT SILKS! SILKS! SHhS!-LOWER
THAN EVER.-The stock must be closed, out
Prices down. Now is the time 10 buy at .,a
y3.i.1.,.,i ra.,sf LEVY BRoTHERS'.,s
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ELIZABETH CRY CouNTY.-We learn from
a gentleman Of this city,, who does not pre-
tend to make an Official aunepn cement, th :
the Richmond Convention NorJolk Led
ger. .,.r..,g. ;.4'CI aatage, 1, ~
.nEThese are not included In our statement
elseWhere.liu fa;io fst stE- 81 .~L:-t = Il
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ELEGANT sTATIoSSltf..

The subscribers hxye for sale the newest a,,a
fashionable STATIONERY, eomprisinS rar
and ENVELOPES, An handsome boxes os ssp nrT
GoI. ID and STEEL PENS, GOLD tENeiLs'.ts
HoL DERS,l and POcxET-Boohs. .a,r,SG-
= Thew have also nics PORTABLE WRIfiN >s,
DESKS and poRTr0EFle. suitable for those WV
stay at home or asoas 70 travel I, ara
The5 have more Of that OTE-PApEk 49, y =
rsa Is. lei, aaire for 5oc or ase suires for
10 q FEoCDhoosE ... .
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ri COHEN BRO OTHERS ARE SELLING
three papers of good PINS for &c.; r.
sALPA{A SKIRT-BRAIDSf for l0c.;;' r."
2.paI1ers good NEEDLES for 5c..Eltt .LglE. -
loo yards best MACHINE sEWING-SIL four
3. good-szed PoCKET-FANs for Sc. worth Zoe.
r. each; IL iii! = t,f .@,- III N..ss t..;.t.
100 various styles Of FANS far below market value
je 80 -
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
In receipt of an extremely large stock of goods all
Of which, owing, TO the advanced state OF the sea-
son, they have purchased far below market value.
They WIN offer OH MONDAY:
SO pieces of yard wide VICTORIA LAWNat ! DC. :;
100 pieces al 12kc., heretofore sold ut &c.,;
The imported VICTORIA LAWNS reduced to 10,
= Is, %, and 25c., actually only half tneir value;
80 pieces sNAINsOOK CHECKED MUSLIN at
RI -l6I5c., heretofore sold at 25c.; III
SWISS .hUSLINS, NAINSe0kS,1 pIQUES, and
~ other. WHITE GoODSgreatiy reduced; 4 -.,.-
DRESS GOODS greatly rcduced-BUNTlNG re-
BLACK GRENADINES reduced from sI.75 to
:! i65c. yard;. go. d 81 - s.. .-r.sr
GRENA DINE.at exc, would be cheap for double;
- See their lf-wooI-Hllfng zoe. GRENADlNE;
Their stock of BLACK and COLORED SILKS Is
m undoubtedly the largest and cheapestin the cityj
prices are warranted against any house In
= America. ysfa'.. e.i.i:' ..'t.-t !! b. 1e ~
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C,APoN SPRINGS AND BATHS.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST "a.
... - BY ". II. SALE.
OPEN JUNE l.

These waters and baths are richly CARB0Y,.
TED ALKALINE, and their curative bowers f.,
dyspepsia, rheumatic CONT affection Of kidney, and
bladder. eczema and other diseases Of The skin ami
scalp have been for many years well tested and cs,ah
ltshed. CALCULUS yields readily Ia their artion
They have proved OF incStmahlc value to thu female
SEX All that is here claimed aud more. /. abuniany
voucbed by the best medical testimony, as well aS,hc
statements OF patients themselves. IN NY Spring,
pamphlet.
CapOn lies at the western base Of North Mountain.
surrounded by grand sccnery. aud l. approached
through Il picturesque country. Visitors hy rail
from whatever quarter leave tie cars II Winchester
thence by carriages-tllcr baggage in separate wag.
ops. .- -I.s4
The pamphlet gives full information on all points
and the rates OF board will be found moderate.
DR.. HERSDOS, of savannah, formerly of Fre.e.
ricksbury. Is the resident physician.
Nh business is 10 look after the comfort and vel.
fare of my, guests land Ray years rapcri.mr Ia,
taught me how. The place will b. inund msV kevt
fine band of music. baSs-lislIing In Clpon river,
and hunting IN the adjacent mCumialIiS are aWoa,
the attractions.
The pamphlet mailed Il" any adrc~,. n" fur.
nished by Purcell. Ladd " Gu.
DAILY mall and telegraph Office In hotel
my 21-d2~&eow2w WILLIAM II. SALE.
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MT COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
completed the purchase of over eleven hun dred
dolIors' WORTH .HAMBUGH EDGINGs and IN
SETTINGS, some, few Of Which are slightly dam
aged by the bursting OF a water-pipe. They VIII
commence MONDAY, the I'd to sell them Mt half
value $50 ~ .. Je90
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IA NJ. WALKERS CO., GENERAL lN'
IL. SIIRANCE AGENTS. lola MAIN sfhEEi'
RICHMOND. VA. rtprescntins the ,,r,rr NJ
i NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAS,rr i MI
SURASCE CONAN, OF Lohaoh AD1
CAPITAL, SO 100000 gold. or f,,riu.
AMNZON INSURANCE COMPANY. Oh ''n''''
natl, Ohio--assets over IL 100000; ~. co,,p,SY
! mASHATTANF.RE INSURANCE. Coa' ~
az New y rrk-assets over 100000. Il
ATLANTIC INSURANCE g ON
Brooklyn. Ny. 1ssess over S5oo;0oS.v or nroos.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CQMPAAi'9 % H'N'~1
iyn. n. Y.-assets over 10, 100000. ,,,Sy
.'POKTSsIOBTH INSURANCE CoMtAst'
Portsmouth, Ya.--assets ofsr 800, guy. also,
afifS Insses eouifaby adjusted and prorgay psit
MS agency Applications solicited, snd se "a
attention given thereto.
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NET HAMMoCKs! HA3IMOC KS !'r:,":
....-..l rim, - .a..c iIra".T a..
Buy HAMMOCK. and keep comfortable during
the hot weather. You can get ene;at = i.g2
iv III, 4 .-s.r.....,- LEVY BROTHERS'.
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.aYnT HI RID 3!PR EsB1TERIAN
CHURCH. Services prcparaforyto communiontcn
THIS iThuradas) and To-MoRRuM tFriday} EVE
NINGsi at az O'Clock. Preaching by Rev. WILLIAM
E.JgDK1Ss, THIS EyEEING,asl1 o.la n aoliTts.
10 .,s.sf.f!. ~, ----7-.sD.-----rl!iaaG SOB
~WOMAN'S S. MISSIONARY So
.CIETY-The regular quarterly meeting OF the WO-
SOCIETY wilrbe held THIS
AFTERNOON ats O'Clock, sts theF'FIrst Baptias
ahusch: 9is .;,iia' f24W y I7fsi ?1q3 sfst9
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rs BLACK, IRoN-GRENADINEs: AT
BLACK IRON-GRES ADINES at csc. worth 35c.:
BLACK IRON+GREN.ADlNEsa Mt soc. worth soc.
The. best-assorted stock and cheapest GRENA-
DIMES are at 3D.. = LEVY BR0THERs':
Our stock OF RICH BRoCADED GRENADINES
are retnced to prime cost. - j. 90 -, jy3"
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/. MET COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
In receipt of one hundred and fifty LADIES' LINEN
SUITS, which they are Offering at half their cost 70
Also. another iof:iof vkLENCIENNEs LACE
q .,BASpUES and OyERSKIRTS: -"nl ~
1862 dozen CORSETS just received; ~ d.
CORSET to 76c.; their 81 90 CORSET reduced
2s pieces GRASs-cLOTH at 6He., reduced from
80 &c.. at &c., reduced from 10c:; at l0c reduced
Il, from 124c.; at 1910, for quality heretofore
Coo s isir e. Ee AZ MEN u1T1N, full yardwide, Mt
~ l6Y, Is. and zoe. reduced SO 'ner cent. -
365 dozen HOSE In all qualities and styles much be-
-. low former price. - 80: $50
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND, g..
RICHMOND, june 20, 1877. )
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
J. have declared p DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
CENT, free of all sSxes payable to the stockhold-
ers on and after the ID OF JULY, 1877, q,
lie 27-IOt -yEsII S. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
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:. CITIZENS BANK oF!RIcIIMoNp,l
- 5+3E ~ TUESDAY June &c, 1877. : =.
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS OF
Il THIS BANK have, this day declared a DTvI..
DEND OF FIVE PER CENT, free. Of tsix, ont of
and after the 9th day of July. 1871, and at the
game time added two per cent! to the surplus fund.
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RANKS Ann, RANKERs.s D

fYIFIzENS BANK OF RICHMOND. IS y,
P1IpyuP al eg, co .,
SURPLBS !.
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|DILLHEADS, az 10 $40 per reaIli. at %,
ID DISPATCH PRlNTTNG-HoUSE
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~. !, UNION ssBEAS K OF R Re 5seS, 81
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
i have declared a dividend of THREE PER
ers on and after the I'd of July, lS77:r. clI ,.lE
lie 29:6t JAMES MILLER, Cashier. -.
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The dark horse does not appear In this
list. But we can say that his name has that
Yated capitalW in it.. .a .2s5
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-r.,,noxs. sTATroNERY, &c.

~--~-~--.-~-~~-~~-- 80. ,;,,,a
DLANK-BO0KS.-We ofler at tlii' ''D''
ID an unusual assortment OF
no sSr Yst.s n BLAAK-BoOksS,i - ,,r--
empra cling many sizes and styles Of Ledsers, 'oa.
mails, Day Books Biotters CASH, Invoice BIZ, NJ
cord. Letter., Time. Memosanduni-, anu fa'S
Books, OF our own and the cheap northern mass oxs
we manufacture 70 order ACCOUNT BOX.
and PAPER.BoXES, and DO ALL slnaSss ~ tSH,
rim fliSf;. -. RANDOLPH v EAGLIsns,s
ie 5a.a&M. =. a02 ard ls0A Main stsss.:-
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= DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE OF GRAMTE insurance. CoMPAEY,}
~ iIIISf:3.. = 5E*ttfN "1103 Main street.
THEBOARDO OF DIRECTORS OFTH1S
IL company have declared n DIV IDEND OF FIVE
PER CENTson tle capital stock, payable on and
after the 18TH INSTANT. = 7. G..PEYTON"L -
Nv Did - - - Secretary.
, 1877-05-25

Qu1Ps.
The bo1dcst Thomas cat 1sas never appeared
on the top Of one Of Aallett's roofs,
Courier journal.
"Look a-thsrt" he remarked to the waiter;
"your coffee is o. X, Jour hast, Is alout cor
rect, but aIn't your eggs little too rfpe''
Adonts TO boy with whcelbarrowr"H Hcrel
-hil-boy wun and fetch my hat, there's
a good fellah1'' Boy-tO yes-t dessny. And
you'll walk oil with my barrcs t''-I'uneh.
First North Bsiton ION tho ObAn boat, In "a
rolling sca and dirty wcathcr}-aThraw It uu.
man, and y'li feel a. the hctter!" Second ditto
Excepting It downH"Hech, mon. IT. whuskcyt''
Punch.
"How shall We help oureclves1n WAS the title
Of recent lecture by Boston lady. With
silver spoon, VIC suppose, not emitting somG Of
the brown ones on top, next 10 tho pork.-C!a-
cinndH Commercial
Great plaee. that Black lii'l country. Beside
gold and silver. ~ mountain OF iatn0lassn n has
Just bcen discovered. The accounta do not
mention the matter, but wo Understand that
there are Indications Of typo metal aud lowing
we'll ot hair dYci
A Russian engineer has invented a bomb
proof tower. which Is fnnved about by steam,
and In which artillcrisss eit and pclt tho enemy
breaks o,tt, tho warrior will SIT in q rocking
chair IN the front parlor Of hotel and talk hlt
enemies to death with revolving telephone.
"But I paas." said q minister, onc Sunday, IN
dis1nieslnX one theme Of Ills subject 70 taku up
another i" Then ! make It spalcs" yelled a
nan from the gallery who was dreaming THO
euchrc. It Il needless to say that hc went out
on the next deaf, being assisted by ono Of tho
dtacons With a full hand OF clubs,
, 1877-05-25


Tho other day q small boy arrived in Detroit,
from Eaton County, With a view OF becoming a
boot~btaek and gamin. Tbcy called him .
"harl nut" out there, but yet he WAS very ill.,
uocent lad compared with the Post Onlco gang.
Tic boys hero received him kindly, posted him
as well as they could, and yestcrlay morn!ng lie
WIS found In hoiEat's alley, ~ vhto as q shsct,
mud looking like death Oh palc horse
"You'yc been trying to lcarnto chew tobaeco,
have you" asked the otllceg who discovered
llln.
" only c-chcwc1 up one plug" replied tho
lad, MS Ills teeth knocked together. "I think
what alls me Is tho smell OF theac brick build.
fugs, and the sight Of 81 much sidewalk. ! wish
Wus G-back oa ffarnit''