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=. WEATHER lREPtlRr.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAr.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary or rising fol-,
lowed by falling barometer, winds variable
almost from southeast to southwest, nearly
stationary temperature, partly cloudy wea-
ther, and occasional showers. y
For the South Atlantic and East Cult
States, stationary or lower barometer, sta
tionary temperature, southerly winds, and
clear or partly cloudy weather. "o
=: For the West, Guii States, stationary or
falling barometer and temperature, south
erly winds, partly cloudy weather, and pos
sibly occasional showers. i : ~ ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, lower
pressure, winds mostly from the south,
nearly stationary temperature, partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, with rain. ~
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy du-
ring the early part of the day and very
warm. After refreshing shower about IL
o'clock-which, by the way. was the first
rain we have had since the 9th OF May-it
cleared of.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 n. NJ, "a;
8 A. ", ~: noon, so; 3 =. NJ. o.; 6 p.
n, 81: midnight, 7S. 81 '"'9.sr. .':.7-- ..
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i, CUTTING ADMINISTRATIONS Owens was
arrested last night on q warrant charging
him with. felony in cutting and wounding
Martha Hudson. The cutting was done at
the corner OF Grace and Seventeenth streets.
Both parties are colored. r.s@g.s -,ar.st
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND jury OF TIE
HUsT1SGS COURT YEsTERDAY.-The grand
jury OF the Hastings Court met yesterday
(P.W. Grubbs foremun). and found true
bills for felony in the following cases b.
L. Delorandes, for assaulting Beverly Will
liams; J. W.; Hammond, for forging a
check on the Bank OF Manchester; Robert
Harris, for breaking into the, store OF
Mitchell Kelly; II. C. Jones, for breaking
into the store Of W. n. Tyler; John Kemp,
for stabbing and cutting Albert Turner;
Frances Moody, for assaulting Matilda
Gaines; William Murphy alias William
Jones alias William Kelly. for second Of
fence OF petit larceny; Ellen Taylor, for
assaulting: and cutting G. West; Alexander
Wright, for assaulting George Jackson.
The grand Jury also found true, bills for
misdemeanor against James, II. Kelley for
keeping an ;ill-goyerned house, two cases ;
Sarah Il. Kelley, two cases, same offence ;
Thomas Merrick, ,unlawfuli association /;
Annie johnson. same offence; George Fin
ney and Flora Smith. same offence; Walter
Blackburn for entering R. T.'iDouglass's
closet; ,Adeline James, for keeping house
OF ill-fame. - ..-.-
The grand jury was adjourned until the
18th.
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The E1aminations.-The final examina-
tions in the public schools commenced yes
terday. The attendance was large. Friday,
June II, the white schools will have pic
mic at Vue lie Grand. ...: ~, .-...so; IT;
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BOARDING.

Knew YORK BOARDING, 3s. FIFTH
lNDAvENUE, NEW YORK..Elegantfa family board
ing-house. Two dollars Per day: ten dollars per
week. Almost cool and central summer residence.
L. % = .l.i Il J. .
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Orders for PrZz1sI's creams, &c., may Sc LEFT st
FITZGERALD. & 'BnoTHhH's, Third and Mair
t,'i streets; .!h ~ !#.f - l'I' .'if'-'i. "a
J. T.. GATRwoop's, Second and Grace; H3h"!
JOHN LAIRD's, Grace;neaR Henry a,'a.i,' ri iai
G.. M. LUapKlNis, 50l !TWenty-hfth street; ~.
and will receive prompt attention. t.,a ;ra,-;sN
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR 4 PLEASANT EVE
"Cirele OF Industry OF Cen
will hold this evening 10 tne
basement OF the church y church socia-
ble.'' The sociable Is given In the interest
OF the organ fund, and the mite-b box COM
nitteewiil be grateful for any contribution,
however small or large.l
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LADIES' SUMNER ToILETs receive their crown
ing grace from that iniinitabie cosmetic GoURApD's
OLYMprAN CREAM. Does not rub but readily
washes off, Large bottles one dollar; trial bottles
25 cents For sale by MEADE & BAKER. -, ''.1 4
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Z; RESERVED SEATS FOR THE OPERA.-The
sale Of reserved seats for ."Our~ Heiress !"
opera will commence at Wyatt's music store
on Wednesday morning at O'Clock. Now
is the opportunity for those ardent young
men who sit up all night to get the most
desirable seats to exercise their perseve-
rance for everybody seems determined to
see the practical operation OF the 'Moffett
punch-bell register, which will be given in
the oner, sii.,....r : yyr,'.-t. : .,,.. ~
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE JUNE 4, 1871
Miss Tellia Meredith, New York city; j..
Turner Moorehead g. Co.., Leaksyile, n.
c.; Commissioner Of Revenue, Richmond,
Va. r.... SEP. = ...,r. So. .,,.... .
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Colonel j. B. Pur.
cell and MaiorC. JirAnderson exercised q
number accompanies the First regiment
iiurbattalion drill on Broad street last night.
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The Picnic SeaSon.-The Methodist
and Meade Memorial Sunday schools are
preparing for their annual pic-nics.
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TIE MELo-DRAAA ,CoURT FESTIVAL, by
100 performers, under the direction Of the
Misses Webster, will be repeated on Satur-
day afternoon at the Richmond Theatre. .
In our notice Of yesterday we neglected
to mention the graceful queen, Miss Nellie
Eottier, WHO by her excellent performances
contributed go much to the success OF the
entertainment She and Master Stewart
Lottier acted their parts splendidiy: We
advise NIL who love to see beautiful dresses
to go to the Court Festival next Saturday.
The OMISSION was purely accidental -
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LINT.

This consists of lint OF the best quality, one side
Of which Is rendered imperslous, thereby prevent
ing song ofthe clothing Of those uslngit and rem
dernS applications such leiInents oils, salves,
more crectuai. For sale by ..t. .,.-,s ~. .
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
as25 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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':isKHIahrs' yrsrr.-At the meeting Of
Richmond Conman derry to be held tonight
the question Of visiting Cleveland in Au-
gust VIII be considered. = lli''''i ~, 80
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!! stcr5 AND NERVOUS HsADAcHE-DR.. .C,W
BsSsoN,s tCIiRRY AND CIIANoNiLE PILES ase
prepared expressly to curesick Iieadaehe, Nervous
Headache. Dyspeptic Headaehe, Neuralgia, Sef.
yousness and Sieaplessnese, and will cure any cass'
Price, 500. Postage free. fold by ell druxgists.
OfIlce, 100 nos,i, EslaN ssreei, Bsltinorc, Ad.
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n4I have analyzed. the wHIsKEY, knovs under the
brand Of" y SELECT, controlled by Messrs. AL
TEE D. BLA1R 4 CO.. Richmond, Va, and find Is
rRRE FROM FusIL:ofL and 'otier impurities, and
recommend its ase for medicinal and family pur.
poses.-J, B., ,MoCAw,M D., late Professorof Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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=. Reduced prices OF ice-cresm, at sPHzIsr'sps07
Broad street. ~ . -.
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ST.. ALBAN's CHAPTER.-The following
officers were elected last night: Al. b. 81.
Priest, i. c. Hartsook; E; King, B. W.
Gillis; E. Scribe, G. A.. Taylor; Treasurer,
John +. Regnault; Secretary, S; b. Jacob ;
Captain OF Host, w. f. Richardson; frln'
Sol, B. a. Jacobs r. A.. Captain, .: ; %;
Suit; G. NJ. Sd ", W. Z. Jones; q. N. "a
", w. p. Gretter; G., M. 1st v. l.. T.
Word; Janitor, Thomas Angel.
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,SLIPgERs, TIES, BysKINs, ssleK GOODS, sAN-
dals, Priuce Alberts- oxfords, Newport Magnaias,
Buckle Ncwports. &C., cheap at
.:.''',i DoscnENs. 800 and 5ff Broad street.
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+, A FIRE AT a. AFoUNDRY.-About 10 O'Clock
last night q blaze was discovered issuing
from o. room in Cox's brass-foundry, on
Cary: street near Ninth. The neighb,orss
rnshefl I'M and ascertained that o number OF
hot castings put in a barrel had set fire to the
barrel 4 bucket OF water was all that was
necessary to queneh the flames. At later
hour the fire might have been OF great con-
seollence. .,,,...e + - -, s,..5t.E7 sE-
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'IEA& RxaRIHs'a e"..IY >.ii 81 a.Geysd
= ~ f,gsW0RcEsrEHsHIaEs sAucK., ~,
and only Worcestershire Sauce.
'i9'H, i.--3i&ng'- LeaaPerrins' 9'.t ~ nt,a
:a'tto'c"ttsnhtufeis on Every bottie." H5ost
-.-';f' - 1l,i'''ii'~ JofiIs' ibtG1scAS's soss
.t2nabi>p7f .fi!l uff, g. ,@t...!.u. y.!.,~ },

Price .0f ice-eream; reduced st PIzzlSt's, zlSt 1907
Broad street.
TRUNKS, EALIsEs, and SArcHEIs, etd,yal
r''.'- = BoscREN's, 500 and GIL Broad street.
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sASkavERsARY:cEhEBn 0N.-Fhe Attuck
Guard (coloreD celebrated their anniversary
Yesterday by o. creditable street parade, a
and dinner At the TARGET
practice tbe;first prize was won by Pleasant,
Jones;isecondlby Stephen Turner; third
by Joseph Casir.4 A. NJ Burton was awarded
the leather medal prize giyento the marks
man who puS the target in least danger. ;"
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DIsPATcH PRINTiNd.Hona Good work, low
prices. and ssiisfaction guaranteed.
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KU-THE CIRCULATION OF, THE DISPATCH
as LARGER THAN aHE COMBINED: CrRCU-
CATION OF, ALL TIRE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY, :; /! =. ,,,..-t,..sji 5,t
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IUST TRY IT.

YNROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT AND
- ITS COMBINATIONS. - i
TRoEMEI'S EXTRACT MALT,
TROEHER'S EXTRACT MALT, ferrated;
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Hypophos
pbites; s.. ~, * .,.., J., 81. =;
TR0EMER's EXTRACT MALT, Iod,de; ~,
TROEMERS EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate Troy
and Quinine: 4.l5 ,:
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. alternative.
The attention Of the medical profession Is respect
fully called 10 these valuable preparations
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
lah 40 tts.s .412lG blain street.
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

R1- Ol all sales of Real Estate n,ade bettoes,
The lst Of January and last Of June the ta5esfst
on al sdIeS made bet,ceen the 1st Of ytly dndias
or the yedrleta:rsS haze ID be paid 5D the Set}es
This custom Was adopted about l1fteen yearsags
by all the real est:te agents In Richmond, and ap
plies TO: Richmond and Nicinfy.lob. s-Ulff
JAMES NJ M.srAYE6s,,?5 9 p. M.,n ,juildidg lots on
FRANCIS T. ISBELL, 5 r. NJ, dwelling aDd lot
ga No. Y1O west Marshall street.
ROBERT, b! !IYNE,6 6k r. nj; brick dwolHnk No.
512 north Sixth street, bctweeA CJsy and Leigh:
also, d building lot ON north Sixth street near
Leigh. -,:,.- - - :.:tC.pt ~ ~ i.ii.oI
FRANK D. nlLL, 5 P, b., trustees sale OF framed
:: dwelling on the southeast corner: OF Louisiana
.,- aud Fulton streets. - ..I ,.a5tt,Gt D;t
FRANK d. HILL, p. NJ, trustees sale OF q framed
- house and lot No. 8 3715 Williamsburg avenue.
JAMES 8eACDoUG4iLL,, 10 A.'M., household fur
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= vIsiToRs TO THE SEASIDE. This morning
a number Of gentlemen --membersio iof the
City .Counci and others-Will leave lie city
on a charteredI steamer, for sb0rrfisit to
Old Point, Hampton, &c. TbepartY con-
sists Of Aldermen Charles L. Todd, Lloyd
j. Beal, c., thinner, Q. W: Pickrell !; Goun-
cilmen John yLauer, o. 2. P.Gregory, Al. l..
Sraus, Charles F. Taylor, w, y. Wood, H.
c. Adams. John A. Curtis, James d. Tai
bott, T. H. Elicit, and Colonel John FL!
Guy;; and Messrs. T.; King, "a. A, Scott,
George, w. Taylor q. L-t Brown, Samuel
3(accubbin, and others. The wives OF seve-
raj Of: the gentlemen will 60 down on the
steamer John Sylvester and iointle party
ut Old Point. or Hampton. They will re-
turn ON Saturday. - J. u..gu s.;-@ 81 s.,
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MILLINERY GOODS.

M L L N e r Y. ago
Having on hand a very large stock oryk8sS
TRIMMED and UNTRIMA1ED GOODS, Will offer
from to-day my stock at reduced prices. Handsome
WREATHS at very low figures, STRAW and CHIP
HATS very cheap, SHADE HATS in greatvagtety;
all mnch below former prices. A Calls respectfully
solicited. ML WALTON,
No. SOL Broad street, corner Of Third.
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AMUgEMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATKE. :" --|----
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 9TH,
GRAN ID ID ATT NEE
Cf the Melo- Drama
COURT FESTIVAL, ..as....
" 90 performers, each richly dressed to represent
their respective parts.
Singing. Dancing, Aching. aud TableauI under the
management OF the Misses WEBSTER.
Admission, 25c. Tickets for sale 1t {. +. JOHN
SToN'S and BY the children. le 5-Iu.Th,&S
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FINANCIAL.
EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-SUM-
u MER LAW LECTURES tnine weeklyl begin
18TH JULY, 1877, and end 18TH SEPTEMBEh.
Have proved Of signal lIserSt, 70 students who de-
sign to pursue their studies at this or other law
schools second, to those who propose to read pr1.
yately and third to practitioners who have not had
tile advantage OF systematic instruction: For cir
cuar, apply (pOst-oace, University OF VirKnia} 10
Law u my 29-3taw1m
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~ ELLfscs, ,& Co.. advertising agents, ifeert ad-
veffiseHehts In all of the newspapers Or the United
Stars utpnblisiers' rates. Ofiers LEFT at tie Dts-
Patch eotatsns-room MN receive prompt 1ftcn-
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Dr.. STEEL has returned to the city See card.'H
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c. EUGENE STOKES, manager at 90s Main street
Richmond. ~. -, y .,5..A. .,.ii Ills.
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been appointed to serve on the Committees
on First Market, Finance, and improve
ment of James River.
Mr.. Charles F. Taylor was announced to
serve on the Committee on Police. -
CITY LUEATICs. sH.tI,
Mr.. Manson presented report from the
Committee on Eunatics stating that there
are now eighteen patients in the Plnel Hos
pital at O cost OF fifty cents each per DAY
TO the city. The committee recommend con-
tinuance Of the present contract. Adopted.
PAVING OF SIDEWALKS At EXPENSE OF OWNERS
OF PROPERTY. ..l
Mr.. Metzger presented an. ordinance TO
repeal section AZ OF. chapter 80 OF the City
Ordinances concerning streets, providing
for the paving of, sidewalks ut the cost OF
the owners Of property along the streets.
Referred. ..!tv.2.a = '.a.'
Mr.. Hayes presented a resolution request
ing the city attorney to furnish his written
opinion as to the legality OF section AZ OF
chapter 49, concerning streets, rs amended
May Is, 1875. Agreedto.
-, }iG.4 OTHER RESOLUTIONS.
by 1rr. Metzger: A'resolution fnstructing
the Committee on Light to have,a a gas lamp
placed at the corner OF Twenty-sixth and
Leigh streets. Referred.
BY same: A resolution instructing the
City Engineer to have a gutter constructed
n.the east side Of Twenty ninth street be
tween Leigaand Marshall streets. Referred.
BY same: A resolution directing the City
Engineer to have the fences on Clay be-
tween Twenty-seyenth and Twenty-elghth
streets moved back to proper street line.
Referred.
BY Mr. Whitleck: A resolution request
inc the City Engineer to report, as early as
practicable the permanent grade for TWEEN.
ty-third street from MarshaiI to Yenable
street. Referred.
BY MIR. ElIett: A resolution for the Inn
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Gen. Hampton's Portrait

''WADE HAMPTON, GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAR
oLISA, is The subject Of an exquisite nearly
life-size engraving, just publishet land now
ready by our enterprising friends. Walker,
gratulate these gentlemen ON the grand success
they have made of so, noble . subject. As
work Of art it stands unrivalled, but still its
chief merit lays in its being ife-like portrait.
II is the first product, on 30 large scale, Of =
new and secret process based on photography,
having the advantage Of great tathtulness. As
the Photograph has superSeded tho oil painting,
because of its exact reproduction Of the subject,
so this process is bound to take the place OF steel
engraving, or any method which depends upon
artistic conception and execution for result-we
mean for the production of portraits. What
the people want in . portrait is truth h-they do
not wish the artists conception Of q man, but
the face and features Of the man as he is--and
by no means can this grand result be better at
tanned than by the means Of photography, and
this new process based thereon. But while these
great advantages ore secured, it admits Of the
embellishments Of art, and q portrait is pro-
duced possessing all tho truthfulness of q
photograph, with the artistic effect Of the
steel engraving. The publishers have been e1-
tremely fortunate in their selection of the mode
by which they give to all admirers of the great
statesman the noble, generous, manly features,
which speak 50 plainly the 6, eat mind, elevated
feeling, and generous heart Of Wade Hampton.
ihose VINO worked LOT the granu cause,
champion and Home Rule, who have paid tax
es to the government of their choice, can now
place this picture at their fresdes, rs they have
placed its subject in their hearts. 1t must be-
come one Of the '.Pcnates' of South Carolina.
Those who sympathized with the gallant little
State in the struggle against such tremendous
| odds, will be pleased to have this portrait in
their homes-a glorious mements Of peaceful,
noble effort of liberty-loving people to redeem
themselves from oppression and misrule.
1t will be sold by subscription only, at So per
copy.
Agents wanted to canvass every city and town
| in the land.
To those who cnnnot be reached by agents, the
publishers will supply copies per mail, on the
receipt of tho price.
Address
G.i.KER, EVANS & COGSWELL,
Charleston S. G.
Fob ~
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illustrated with Maps, Charts, Portraits
Sketches and Diagrams.

1t is printed from beautiful clear new type,
on fine Tinted paper, comprised in one large
est and finest collection Of engravngs ever in
e'rporated in any History of the United States:
bound in the most substantial manner and furn-
ished to subscribers at the following prices:
In Fine English Cloth, Green
AMI Gold, Beveled Boards..at $50 per Copy.
In Fine English Satin Cloth,
Fawn Color, Gilt Edge Bev-
eIed Boards. ards......:::......:...at $50 per Copy.
In Half Morocco, Gilt Sides
and Back, Marbled Edge
Bcyeled Boards. .....a 2 20 nor Conx
Ihis book will be ssld by subscription only,
and subscribers will not be obliged to take it
unless it corresponds with the description in
every particular. To avoid delaying the Agent,
whose time is valuable, subscribers are REQUEST
ed to be prepared with the price of the book on
Its presentation by tho Agent.
JONES BROTHERS & CO., Publishers,
Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta
Cincinnati, Memphis
d. r. NORMAN, Agent.
Nov. 10, 1876 As 2ms
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Feb Q
Marshal's Portrait of Hampton.

4OuA SActA . l. VI u uAC VI 4AoAA PCoAs
There arc two distinct portraits of Gov.
HAMPTON. The one issued by the champion
Portrait Company" Of Charleston, S. c., is en-
graved in line by MARSHALL, and will be Of i'm
posing appearance, and life-size. There is also
q print out representing tho Governor. We
suggest that people wait and see both pic
lures, before choosing which they will have.
Marshalrs famous engravings are attracting
unusual attention. The superb large line engra-
wing of Washington, from Stuarts celebrated
oil portrait in the Boston Athenaum-A plate
valued at ten thousand dollars-when originally
brought out about ten years ago, at once placed
Mr.. Marshall in the very front rank Of engra-
yers, ancient or modern, meeting, both in Europe
on" "s ..;%.erica. the most cxtravagant encomiums
oror aoIo,,na - and men of Judgment. 1t was
omw as G"s;an ~, "a Ahh,Snn hn at the French Aoad-
the very highest works Of art. 1t is, moreover.
| the best, indeed the only satisfactory, portrait
| Of Washington that exists, and is the acknowl-
edged standard "household engraving of him
The late Edward Everett said Of it: THE mag.
ri6"Ant enGravine Of Stuart's. head of WashinE 4
ton 1t Is truly superb work" Bancroft
! the historian, writes: 81 have been for som,
I years q collector of the many different enpra
wings of tho portraits Of Washington This /.
beyond comparison the hest of them all-th,
| only one that is perfectly satisfactory" Mr.
George s. llilard, the we'll known art critic
says; ''Were 1t the head of some unknown per
son, lover Of art would be glad to have a COW
OF tho engraving for its rare intrinsic merits
and every American should be ready TO make
some sacrifice in other ways in order to posses.
30 satisfactory representation of Washing gton -
Marshalis $ r. Z. Lee, just out. is a wonderful
work, and in few days his "Gov. Hampton''
VIII 60 to the people of South Carolina and the
country, noble tribute to q great leader, who
conquers by his high character and by peaceful
means, not by the sword.-Ne,cs and Courier.
And from the Columbia Register the accom-
| panying letter:
| VIM. A. COURTENAY."
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VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE

VIM. A. COURTENAY."
Charleston, S. c., February 8, 1877. \
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VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE
A BEAUTIFUL Quarterly Journal, finely il
"a Illustrated, and containing nm elegant col
ored Elo'eer Plate with the first number. Price
only 70 cents fer the year. The first No for
1877 just issued in German and English.
Nek's Eower j. Vegetable Garden. in paper
oo cents; with elegant cloth covers, ST.. .OO
p'ck' Catdlogue-3OO Illustrations, only .
cents Address, JAMES WICK,
Rochester, II. Y.
Dec.1, 1876 48 ~
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Full Telegraphic Dispatches from all
Points.
Latest and Most Accurate Market Reports.
Interesting and Reliable Correspondence from all
parts Of Georgio, South Carolina, and
Washington Cyfy.
GEORGIA AND CAROLINA NEWS A spKot.,rv
DAILY:
Dhe ie"r..'. r..'.''''.........".........S10 90
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TRI-WEEKLY
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WEEKLY:
DIX / 90
Dec. 8, '78 40 ~
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30
Guns! Guns!l

GKEAf bargains in Guns. A good Breech-
N Loader for $40 CO.
o RICE, MCLURE & co.
Oct ~ ~ If
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1877-01-25
Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu-
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms
Carriages repaired, trim med and paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having tirst-class material always on
hand, and none but frst-class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but frst-class work will be turned out al
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shoy
he has also a Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call aud ex
anime his stock before purchasing else.
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September 10, 1S67-tf.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1877-01-25
j. III. McCarty 4 Sens,
Practical Undertakers,

Beg herewith to offer to the public as bu
siness novelty and practical convenience thu
following price list, of superior