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OUR BEST DENTISTS use and recommend MEADE
C BAKERS Carbclic Mouth-Wash
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D1scoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSTNE DEN
THRICE. ..s.a ..' * ass-t3 #tr cog
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RUsINEss CHANCES.

CECOND-HAND, REAPER AND MOW-
- Err FOR SALE.-AI in good order, but little
either as Mower or Reaper; has seIf-rakfnx at
tachment. Can be seen at HOS Cary street De-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth. .le 9-Zk.
bricks BRICKS BRICKS For sale,
ID from / 90 BRICKS TO 100000 BRICKS at No
IL 8 Basin bank and Eighth street.
lie 7.Th,S&M3t# ~. WILLIAM NJ LEDLEY.f
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TIE "PoLAn" REFRIGERATOR requires only
five pounds of ice per day to preserve meats butter
milk, sc. MoUNTCAsTLE & CoFER,
-, Manufacturers, $50 Broad street.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.
DOR CHEAP NEWPORT TIES ESFl
G0To NJ. GoLDEN's. ~

Ladies' FRENCH-K1D NEWPORT TIES, hand
lnade, thrcc-button, with buckle or strap, only
81 worth 81;
Ladies SANDALS, 81 cheap at $1.75:
Ladies' CROQUET SLIPPERS, 75c. worth 3 80
Ladies' SERGE BUSKISS aud SLlPPERS, ooc.-
very cheap;
Ladies' CONGRESS CATERS, 81 worth So:
Misses and Childrens NEWPORT TIES and SLIP
PE.RS from SOC. up TO 81 .2o-juSt half price;
GenteIRen.s CALF L0W-CUT SHOES, with buc-
kie or strap, so worth 81:
Old Gentlemen's BROAD-BOTTOMED A l.
SHOES-soft aud easy-S2 orth $3.50:
GentIeiDen's CLOTH SLIPPERS, SOC. pair:
Gentlemen's CLOTH CATERS, with ana Wlthout
Tins SI.2J: at the cheap store of
If. GOLDEN, 1923 Main street.
(not James GoIden)
coodr cont NV m all at short notice. IL O. 1M
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THE Children's Departments feature Of " An
lrews's Bazar"-is unriyalled. The designs are al
ways new and OF SURPRISING excellence. ho thera,
without exception, should see the "Bazar." W. Il.
Andrews, Cincinnati, published. ''.f
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The city Courts.-Nothing was done in
the Mayors Court yesterday.
A few civil cases were disposed OF by the
magistrates. s Nd. ''
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ELECTION OF MASONIC OFFICERs.-At q
stated meeting of Richmond Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 80, held at the Masons' Hall,
on Franklin street, evening before last, the
following officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year: E. Comp. Benjamin f.
Howard, NJ. 4. High Priest; Comp. Joseph
V. Bidgood, E. King; Comp. William L.
West, +. Scribe; NJ. E. Comp. William Hall
Crew, treasurer; Comp. George F. Keesee,
secretary. The Council then appointed the
following: Comp. Alexander Dick, Captain
of Host; N. E. Comp. r. c. Fletcher, Prin-
cipal soiourner; Comp. Z. T. Briggs, r.
A. Captain; Comp. Jones A. Otey, n.
Third Veil; Comp. William Morgan, NJ.
Veil: Comp. John L. Edwards, Chaplain !;
Comp. Thomas Angel, S. and j.; NJ. E.
Comp. B. NJ. Harris, Comp. William g.:
johnson, and Comp. D. Delarue, Stewards
Committee.
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prettiest shrubbery and eull your choicest

prettlest shrubbery and Gull your .cholcest
flowers. i, ~ ~ .,tfsg
heard that petition to abate the nui-
sance had been gotten up, but its eircula-
ton must have been very private, for almost
all who have yards and gardens; suffer
from the nuisance, and would unite In ask
ing relief from it. j., ,,..z.i ,.ft 80. tnI,s 3
OyH WHO KEEPS A Cow.
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ANOTHER REPORTED PLAN FOR PEACE.

LONDON, June S.-The Standards Berlin
correspondent telegraphs as follows: =" The
arrival Of sabdoullah Bey, the new Turkish
ambassador to Berlin, who leaves Constanti-.
nople tomorrow, is looked forward to as an
event OF Importance, for I believe the Ger
man Government will, with the concur
renee OF England, advise Turkey to con-
clude peace as soon as possible, Russia
having already informed the Cabinets at
London, Vienna, and Berlin that she would
agree to conclude peace on the basis OF the
protocol, accepting concession OF territory
in Asia Minor instead OF indemnify"
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ia from. Martha, and is usually 'tcut" in
regular operatic performances 1t is
grand chorus, and is here happy adapta-
ton, as it describes 50 perfectly the hurry
and commoti0n OF household upon the
elopement OF daughter.J.fta ,...>+ +5,-.:r
LAST ACT. 5.
In the last act is the air from Madam An
got. "She, lis SO Innocent =; the trial by
Jury: Mr.. Spooner's selection OF a sen-in-
law, and the happy conclusion: Mr.. Cum
ningham as Mr.. Stamps proved himself an
effective actor as well rs good singer.
His tones were clear and distinct, and his
manner was that OF rich and rather grabbed
old man determined to sell his daughter
dearly. Slr. Dewitt as Nipper played his
difficult part mighty well. Mr.. Laube was
ferocious-looking, broad -shouldered, spec
tacled old mother-in-law, and, like Angelina,
had way of kicking her skirts around
in fercely masculine manner The worst
predicament man can be put in, generally
speaking. is to be robed in female attire.
Telephoni, the streetmusician (Mr. Frank
Walker), and bis monkey, were conspicuous
attractions OF the stage. Mr. Wmpple IN
his address to the jury, demonstrated pecu-
liar fitness for the position OF Common.
wealth's Attorney. Monty Walker deceived
nlne-tenthS OF the people present. 1e was
dressed handsomely in girls clothes, and
looked very like 4 young lady OF sixteen
with very rosy cheeks. Mr.. Cardoza as
Jim Crow, and Mr.. Henry Miller as the
counsel for defence, are deserving OF notice
too.
The chorus is certainly entitled to praise.
It consisted OF D. J. Burr, J. 81. Kepler, L.
E. Harvey, Jr., Monty Walker, Fl. I. Mil
Ter, R. Cauthorn, Walter Simmons, l.. A.
Perrott, Eugene Hoge-
THE VERDICT.
The Judgment OF the audience was highly
favorable to the work OF Mr.. McCarty and
Mr.. Siegel. .,t,
Mr.. McCarty was called for when the
curtain went down the last time, but was
too modest to appear and receive the public
congratulation intended. The next per-
Torrance will probably be a better one.
Practice will make the young actors more
perfect, and enable them to bring out the
strong points, local hits, and ludicrous sit
uations with more yigor and distnctness. ,
This notice is written at late hour and
under the pressure OF extreme haste, and
it is doubted il the quotations given are the
best that could have been made. ~.
The orchestra, under Musical.Director
Siegel, was q great delight to all present.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST for MEADE & BAKERS
Carbolic Mouth Wash for sore gums and cecayed
foofl -l.---
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MEADE C BAKERS Carbolic Mouth-Wash VIII
destroy The odor caused by decayed teeth and dis
eased gums.
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Harpers' Bazar and Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper for this week received from D..
T. ElIyson, 1112 Main street.
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) 7CoNFECTIONERIEs. Dc.

DIE-FRUITs-CANNED GOODs.-One
L.. thousand dozen two and three.pauad Canned
two-noMnd Strawberries, two-pound Raspbafrfess
two-pound Damsons. two-pound Blackbsrries, two
pound Pineappics, two-pound Lima Bssns, Mo- Mo
tlns's California Canned Peaches, Aprtcon, Green
Cages, Fresh Prunes, Dates, Drte6 peAcheS: tnree~
fe 81 's.[.-.'1 - 14l2 Main street.
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THE CARBoLIc MoUTK-WAsH Is pleasant to the
taste, and an excellent gargle for sore-throat.
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WHITE VESTS, "

WHITE VESTS, r.s.t
endless variety; r.. .t.,-
single and double-brcasted, with and without col
lars. A. SAKS & Co.,
1913 Main street.
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LIST or LETTERS.
r TST OF LETTERS REMAINING. IL
I TlJr rosT-oFFICE At RICHMOND, HEN
pIC6 COUNTY, VA, JUNE 8, 1877.


r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
75 j. TIE GSs,yfT rsFT9FHSaeaf 1H aE sE a'GoSD fs HEN
LADIES, LIST.
Alien. Bel,e D. Goodwin, NJ J. Page. Lucy Ann
Alice Him. ssrs Js' Kosinsan, issx; srs
BaTnss Bamssr, Martha mi Homes srone RSsinson Ez
R9e%o. ssoto.H Harrie, Homes. .Marsare. Rogers, L. A.
Ssrsea Sarsea'i (coiored) Roberts, Enz.
Chiles, +. +. !e,Sr, Anna RVnn,rd R0S,, Nd r,cr
G;r, GiHrS, Safnn r lewis. Ellen Scaward, j. Z.
Coon. Miriam Lewis, Mary l.. t, Seoot, i. . J.:
ts Cur,n' snm m N Ifnton, Mollic Stewart. Lavina
SS,,it Sn,uS e n W Ivns H. T. Stnbbs, Mrs.
mxnn. Tncy Martin. Annie Thomas, L. J..
Dickinson. 4; A. Mcl.anrne, =: e. Wnitnr E,c,
nrlrcr Marinda Noodle. Fence Ward, Ehz.
Etlis. Willie A. Pace, NJ. A. Woods, Mamie
'" GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Allen. H. Faithful, Peter Myers, 1T.
Ande5s"n' e, Z" re.ner, F.w. Nash, Wash
Esser, Ed.S Foster, James Onilen, Capt. a.
BAILEY. Henry Forbes, DR.. ". A.
Hsuer. A. Forcman,L. Rice. Rich'd
EsI, Wm. y. 10Y Gcorg, J.E. Rowland,T.J.t3)
Bennett, Frank Goodwin; Wright Scovis; James
BnwI,n1 Moses CO. Smith, +. l.. &
Boone Henry Harvey, Jonn H. son
Breckenridge. =. Hartley. James Smmh, James
Butler, DIR. j. G. Iianes tIariano Sinhn, Is. ,.
CaIaer 6 D. Herald Jr., j. smith, Mr.
Carroii John Iiotsou, Men. Starr, Jas. NJ.
Csr,er Dr JAS. Jackson, Andw Taylor, Lewis
Cheatham, i. I. johnson, n. - Iayior, T.. l..
ChaIklcy NJ l.. johnson. L. (cUl- Tom pkins, j. r.
costcs J. p & ored) Turner, VIM.
sons Lewis. {. IL. Tucker, +. A.
Cooke Ben. tcnl- LcanIrd. rctc Turner, Hccier
nrctr Iovcn. X. :. Vaughn, JAS. A.
COPELAND John I.i1sc4inD Z. lc0'ore9)
CONWAY = Lott, Pleasant Walker. j. ".
Cook l. w Lyman. J.. 4. Walker. Emanuel
rrrnsSaw F. A. 1.uken, Gcrd. Wallace. samuel
Crnmn James Maddox, L. Weidenhan, A. f.
Davis. II. tcoid) Mason, II. a. Never Geo.
nnn,y II j. Mason. G.. +. White, W. III.
i,nnI9n u Meadows, j. j. Wing fielG. II. G..
49, Ersul Miles Henry Williams, Jos.
i,sx ! J Nipeiree. j. Workman. G.
Eng{isb ". O. hionav, W. II. Wright. Thos.
Epps. james 9lorris' Il. Is "fen' a. ~
VESSELS.
Schooner Lotiie. Schooner Ann Twibell.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sou,Lsi6e Publishing Company. .-.l
F.. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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BEAUTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE
BAKERS elegant SAPoNINE DENTIFRIcE.
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No FEMININE ATTRACTION is 80 seductive as a
lovely complexion such rs impaired by GoURAUD's
Olympian Cream. Large bottles reduced to III
trial bottles, Csc. For sale by PURCELL, LADD
& Co., BopEKER BROTHERS, and MEADE & BA-
EER
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HEADACHE AND NEuRALGIA PILLS:
DEcAxEp TEETH idistnfec,ed By MEADE BA,
KER,s Garbolie Month Wash. 81 Z ~

n. ELLYscH & Co., advertising agents, insert adj
yeriscments in all Of the newspapers Of the Uniied
States at atpubishsrs' rates. Orders left at fhe Dis
patch counting-room wiz receive prompt aften-
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Ia. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
Il. d. DANFORTH, Secretary;
THOMAS BOILING, JR., Assistant Secretary.
JOHN BLAIR, Collector. es.s
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BLEEDING and liberated gums healed by MEADE
q BAKRaa Carbo,se Mouth.Wash.
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LINEN COLLARS
Two for Csc.
A. .sAKs & CO., 1Ol3 Main street.
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DR.. STEEL has returned to the city. See card.
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1SsuREs BUILDINGS BY ANNUAL OR PER.
PETUAL POLICY.
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DIRECTORS

aJrpFD r HARRIS EMIL o. NOTING,
G,REyrS WATSON, GLEN. X. BARkSDALE,
WN. Ii. HAXALL, .. NM q. Knight,
WN. ii. PALMER, WIN. r. GRAY.
je Ism e...... .-....
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Goods sent by mail ut short notice.
TREAT BARGAINS EN
4I Enp ruE NEYT THIRTY DAYSs{&G

NREAT BAKGAINS <ESSSYeS
" FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYSa2sss1
AT JAMES GOLDEN'S,
1887 MAIN STREET.
intend TO sell out my entire stock OF hooIs n anG
serge Congress Caters, Sl.25 worth 50; Laides'
Serge Foxcd Balmorals, $l.25. cheap Mt S225
aides Pebble Goat Bsmoras, 81. 5, cheap at T2
S225: Zieeer Philadelphia Ladies' Plain, Serge,
and Foxed Balmorals. Also, Misses and Children's
Fine shoes st very low prices. Gentlemen's Fine
Calf Boots $3.50 worth "a; Gentlemen's Fine
Hand-Sewed Calf Boots, $3.50, cheap at 70: Gen.
tle!nen's Oxford Ties. Ladies' Slippers and Newport
Ties. at the cheap shoe store OF
1. -.1m o.l537 Main street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA.
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SLIPPERS, TIEs, nUsKINs, sxRGE GOODS, Ban
dals, Prince A.herts, Oxfords, EeHrortx AagncasAs
Buckle Newports, &c.f ohssp at & ,5s1 q, Isl
EoscuRlgse, 100 aud 61a Hroae street,
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TRUNKS, VAI1sEs, and sATcHELs, at ;s;i d
HoscHRN's, 6n8 and b11 Bread ssress
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THE WAR OF ExTERMINATIoN.-
Death to the Turks, the Russians swear,
The Turks defy the Russian Bear,


The war against the Bugs begun. ~
Buy 3IILLEn's ITALIAN INsEcT-PowDER-in
10, 25, and soc. packages-instantly killing all
bugs, at SCHAAP's BAZAAR, l402 Main street,
for that famous half-dime cigar and
thousands Of novelties.
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CHARTERED 1894.

OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS
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LOOK At OUR ..
TEN-DOLLAR SUIT
and
FIPTY-CENT GAUZE
UNDERSHIRT.
E-B. SPENCE & SON.
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ca SO LADIES' LASTING &H
CL. w. FOXED and GOAT TSHOES@-S
ft.,rran,cdi M fmv 3Ol GKIGG'S.
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co EO LADIES' THREE NE
CL.CU. BUTTON NEWPORTS at sseesS
j. A. GRIGG'S.
,or9o Tenth and Main.
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CO LADIES' FINE ELAST1NG gR
%. PUMP-SOLE BUTTON BO0TSs9s.es
Mt my 3Ol dRlTHS -.
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n1S BROAD STREET, Ia?
~lC BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD EM9
STREETS. G&

ENTLEMEN'S GOAT TIES made to order at
RiCMOND BOOT AND SHOE.FA ACTORi, only
~ 2i5 Broad street, between Second and Third
St-c.ts je 5-1m
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CO MISS l. LASTING ME
81. FOXED and GOAT SHOES at ea@
j. A. GRIGG'S.
nv On Tenth and Main
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WEI HAVE ADDED
Eight styles-two are already famous
TEN-DoLLAR SUITS.
A. SAKs & Co.. 1913 Main street.
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PASTALooNs MADE TO ORDER,
S5.
A. SAKs & CO., 1O13 Main street.
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FURNISHING DEPARTMENTAL. SAKS & Co.,
1913 Main street-comprises for the present season
Lisle, Gauzc, Merino, and Jacket Undershlrts,
Linen, Jeans, and Mcrino Drawers,
Night-Shirts, Isle Gloves
English Suspenders, Lawn Ties, etc., etc.
Linen Collars, 81 so dozen.
EXAMINE OUR
75-CENT
OFFICE-COATS.
A. SAKs 8 Co.,
1918 Nain street
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WTANTED. A COLORED WOMAN AS
w COOK, WASHER and IRONER. Must be
without incumbrance. References required. Apply
between the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and 8 p. ID. ut my
house, No. west Grace street.
ie 9-2t HENRY u. CANNDH.-
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ia from Martha, and is usually "cut" in
regular operatic performances is
grand chorus, and is here q happy adapta-
ton, as It describes 50 perfectly the hurry
and commotion OF n household upon the
elopement OF daughter.r;fa ,r..,4@,,-,.r,
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WANTS.

WTANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN AND
wv WIFE. a PLEASANT SECONDFLOOR
ROOM, with GOOD BOARD, at . moderate price, II,
private family; or would rent room IL satisfac.
sent. The best OF references given and required.
Address |" ~ care OF DiSpdtch ONCE. te 9-1tA
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WTANTED, INVESTMENTS for $4,000,
w secured by realty in the city, improved or
otherwise: $4,000 Of which will be placed In
sums Of 81 900 and upwards $4,000 in one.two,
or threesums-in either case for discount at m0oe.
rate rate. ShOrt-time COMMERCIAL PAPER AZ
A'' '''> SQUIRE GODDlN. "a
ie o-lt< ll16 Main street.
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..g. !, When stroIlfng In the evening
!. IS .. girl Glance TO meet, !s!
! .tt She always turns her head and Gays {=s,t
The swell Of Franklin street ~
he suited the action to the word, and the
lazy. sell-assured stroll was equal to the
demands OF the occasion, and was almost
up to any presentations; OF like characters
given BY the Lingards or Tony Pastor.
The bellpunch chorus s.9
bells, invite us TO drink g.
Turn around the crank and give US wink, &C., &c.
was sung to the music OF g Beautiful Bells.
and real sherry-cobb bblers were hnnaea
around to inspire the singers and make tine
audience wish they were on the stage.
The music OF the finale OF the second ACT
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NITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDIEG,f
No. 11l1 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
s.s. CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN A. COKE, President;
r. T. GLASGOW, ce-President;
T.. Is. MEADE, Secretary;
j. q. GRANT, Assistant Secretary.
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UyANTED, TO PURCHASE, "A GOOD
w SMALL FARM in a healthy location on salt
water, with improvements, or With nice grove,
Address with full particulars and lowest cash price,
SUMMER RESORT, *
care OF CHAFFIN, STAPLES Cos.
10 o-eod3t - Richmond, Va.
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ca GENTLEMEN'S CALF <RE
Oh. CONGRESS CATERS, soft and.s9ec ss9ssS,c.
easy wearing. nj my 3Oj 1Nt1o ,.
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MIR, Hayes aud HIS cabinet seem
to thjuk the Indictment Of Wells
and Anderson and Co., is Il breach
Of faith on the part Of Coz. Mich.
OILS and his coadjutors in the State
government, and looks upon them
as pledged to entertain no prcsccu.
ton of that infamous returning
Board in the State Courts. Now
we have no idea that the suit was
commenced at the instance Of Gov.
Nichols or any Of his officials, ON
tho contrary we have 40 doubt they
have Kept II proper silence in re
gard to the matter, but when the
case has boon presented to the
court through any channel, we can
not see how Gov. Nichols or any
ono else has right to Interfere
with tho course Of Justice, ovcn ifit
should not run smoothly for Pres
idont hayes and the Republican
patty. The truth is Mr.. Hayes
fears the result Of q judicial iuycs.
tigation, and wishes the whole
matter huShod up, for the sole pur-
pore Of hiding the fraud from pub
liz 0biuloL.
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DRESDEN.
To The Public.

At the solicitation of a few
friends, | have consented to sub
init my name to the Democratic
Convention as candidate Tor nom.
inatjou for the office OF Secretary
OF State.
| have no "claims" upon the par
.ly, ORION the people, for that or IL
ny other Office, but if should be
nominated aud elected | Shall be
none the less grateful.
Believing that the success of the
Democratic party afforded the on
~ hope for the redemption Of the
people Of Mississippi from the rule
Of rapno and robbery, that to it u
lone we could look for I return to
the paths OF honesty, economy and
pure government, have laborod
with uuwcariod zeal and with un-
tagging fidelity, to win Tor the
Democracy An assured and cGdu-
ring triumph. II now, IN the day
Of their power, the people OF Miss
is,ippi shall dccm worthy OF some
mark OF recognition, one, who, for
ten dark and weary years stood
firmly by them, regardless Of all
personal consequences, and vino
never lowered their lag in the
presence of tho enemy, | Shall be
most grateful for the honor. If,
ON the contrary, tho Convention
shall Conclude to nominate some
one better qualified, some one
whose services to the State and to
the paatS arc more deserving of re.
ward, be it so. ! shall derive con.
ISOLATION from tho reflection that
Sparta hath worthier sona,"
Very respectfully,
w. II. McCAKpLE.
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Trials Of Newspaper Wen,

One of the greatest trials OF the
newspaper profess on is tjot it's
members are compelled to see more
OF the shams of the world than IL
ny other profession. Through cv,
cry newspaper Office, day after day
90 all the weaknesses Of the world ;
all the yauitjes that want to be
puhcd all tie rcvcngcs that want
to be rcapcd all the mistakes that
want to be corrected all the dull
speakers who want 10 he Thought cI-
oquont; all the mcaunesS that
wants to get its wares noticed g,a-
It's in the editorial columns, in or.
der to save the tax Of the adycrtis-
ing columns adj the mon who
want to be set right all the crack.
ed Drained philosophers with sto-
rics as long as their hair, and as
gloomy IS their finger nails in
mourning because borcIt OF soap
all the borcs who come to stay
five minutes, but talk five hours.
Through the editorial and rcpo-
torial rooms, all the foIlics and
shams Of the world are seen day
after day and the temptation is to
believe in neither God, man nor
m / Is no SnrDrisn IN mo
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tay f0r the NllIiOn,

" " Mans German ,pien-
now ..,,r, Meridian. has
.vo,,oI. rrTr.-- r9y manutaclu-
,5n,, Nos oal utp.re straw. and
nm intensive factory IS now under
,ya, roar tbat mace. under the AUS.
ni.ss An romrany Of which Il. J..
Nnsclv i fine President.
Nv Nlog, has also invented q
nrorcss t,r,he manufacture of GA,
nm q srale so cheap that families
can proyjde themselves with his
method. We extract from the Me
,idian R,p,jst, a dcsription Of the
test of ms new method at,'hc resi-
dnncc of Can't. W. II. uaraA Says
fine Baptist:
Last Eieht in company with a
number OF gentlemen, we were
the guest OF CAN'T. W. II. Hardy
and witnessed the brilliant light.
inc mn of his dwelling by gas.
,rho Captain has had recently
constructed near his dwelling com
plctc miniature gas works, for the
Manufacture Of gas from Irosiu,
according to the new method re.
Gently patented by our Mr.. A. W.
Mas.
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7 NSOLV ENT NOTICE.
Tho State Of Mississippi Chonccry
NONlbCC COunty, GOnrt'

The State Of Mississippi Chonccry
NoNubcc County. Court
To all persons Interested in the rs.
tate of Geo. w. Trimblo deceased.
Notice is hereby given to tie creditors
ofsald estate that upon tho report and
petition of the undersigned administrator
of aid Geo. w. Trimblc deceased, the
aaid estate was III the 10th day of April,
A.. D.. 1877, by the Choncery Court dcclar-
ed and dccrccd insolvcut.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
to the creditors of said estate to come for.
ward aud have their claims duly proba.
tea and registered in tho Register kept
by the Clerk Of the Court aforesaid for the
purpose, and amy creditor who shal! not
%ncglStcr his cluime and hryc the snme 1o-
~ Probatcd AS tho law Requires, BY the sth
dry of October A. d. 1877, the same will
be forever barred.
Given under my hand this the 9Th da,
July, a. y. 1877.
j. l.. GRIGGS, Administrator
Estate g. W. Trlmblo dceL