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eT. LOUIS, X. G. D NORTHERN =. Z.
Trains On sAis rosd arrive and dspaes - follows
come SOUTH. come Mo0En.
Express leaves Z: 80 pm Express arrives 11:60 I'm
.Accom'dation 0:l6 q n Accommodation 6:1Bpm
". G.. LINN, Agent
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sOLID WoRDs rpoM Tur sIrIrAN

71 SUhAtO WOMUS = NOH THE SILIANs
LONDON, April ga special from
Constantinople states that the Sultan,
in his proclamation to tho troops, de-
clares in case of need he viii join the
army with the standard OF tho Prorh-
ct and sacrifice his life for the peo-
J pie.
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A Wisconsin paper tell Of an eagle
that tried 70 carry on boy, meaaur-
uring at least ten test from tip to tip.
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WAsHINGToN, April N.-The fol-
lowing statement by the Bureau of
Statistics sho We the imports Of wheat
in the United Kingdom during the
ID months ending March 3lst, 1877 !:
From the United States, "a, ,299, ,l62
cwts.; from Russia, 10, lis, ~ /; from
British India, a986, 200; from Ger
many, 2,92S, ,Ol3; from France, 57l,-
S67; from Egypt, 2,452O10; from
Turkey, l,44l 1888; from British North
America, ,402, ,059; from Chilli, 994.-
6l9 other countries, :, ,6Sa, a,601.- Total,
52,95l, ,NS cwts., or nearly one hum
dred million bushels, Of the value of
f2S, ,OS5,O07. During the same period
there was imported I, ,469, ,O51 cwts. of
wheat -four, Of which 2,749,57 cwts.
was received from the United States.
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THE FIRST BLOOD FOR TURKEY

CoNsTAETrNoALE, April 26.-The
following announcement is official:
Safyet Pasha has addressed the fol-
lowing dispatch to the Turkish Ann
bassador: "The first engagement has
Just been fought at Tchurukuson,
near Batoum. After some fighting
the enemy was defeated aud routed
with q loss of 500"
ITALY PREPARING MEN-oF-wAR.
A correspondent at Rome tele-
graphs that there is great activity in
Naples, where Italian men-of-war are
being prepared for sea. i
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L. a. CHAMBERLAIN.
JAMES n; McENLAIR,

> -1UWuBnIp Truslees
ATTEST: Z. d. HCGLAssoN, Clerk.
Dated at Kirkville, Iowa, April 24th, 1877.
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LIvERrooL, Aprit 27.-The Courfer,s
London correspondent telegraphs
that the British government has re-
solved to interfere between Russia
and Turkey. ! have the highest au-
thority for stating that her Maiesty,s
government has Just been called up-
on by Austria to fulfill her engage
ments under the tripartite treaty Of
1856, for protecting the integrity Of
the Ottoman Empire and that . decis-
ion has been come to. All q cabinet
council the cabinet resolved as . first
step, to make formal request to the
Russian government to state the OBJ
jcct of its military operations now
being undertaken against the Otto
man empire and define the extent to
which il is proposed to carry those on
erations. The Austrian government
will address an inquiry Of the same
lpnrport to Russia. France, the third
party to the tripartite alliance, has
not been requested to take action in
consideration Of the cstranged rela-
tons of France and Germany. The
treaty enables any one of the three
powers to act separately in fulfilling
its terms, or to call upon either or
both of the other powers to fulfill the
treaty by, JOINT action. Austria has
obvious reasons for not embroiling
France, yet Austria cannot longer
hesitate, for resisting Russian inya-
sion Though Earl Derby was able
to confidently state week ago that
this country was not likely to be CALL
cd on to fulfill the tripartite treaty,
yet within six days the British gov
ernment has actually been required
to fulfill its undertaking and quite
anticipated that the moment our al
tentative of declaring against Russia
will arise shortly. The situation ID
regarded at Venice a. far more ur-
gent than British statements seem to
admit and the initiative Of military
action lies with Austria. 1t was re-
ported last night that Lord Napier,
Governor of Gibraltar had been or
dered to 60 to Malta and that por-
tion Of the Guards are ordered to en-
bark for Malta Immediately. These
reports are believed to be premature,
although it is understood that the
strengthening of the garrison at Nal
ta, has been under official considers
ton since the government received
from Vienna requisition to fulfill
| the tripartito treaty.
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indian Trouble.

PHILADELrHIA, April 27.-The mar
ket for breadstuffs continues excited
and still higher prices are demanded,
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rnE NExr nArrLE anonxn,

A battle may be expected to take
place at Tnltscha, in Dobrudsha,
where an attempt Of the Russians to
cross the Danube may be looked tor
very shortly.
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New YoRK, April 26.-The decla-
rationOf war by the Gar was read
simultaneously on kess11 the three
vessels forming the Russian squad
ron in the port and was received
with loud huzzas by the officers and
crews and was followed by singing of
the re Deam and prayers for the sue
cess of the Muscovite arms.
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], v. !GIALDWRLL, ! rovnsh,n
9 CAREY 3 piNsRFEP. Trustees
ELECTION NOTICE.

ATHEIST: T.:.J. CoFFMAN, Township Cler
Ottumwa, Iowa. April oath. 1871.
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the suggestion Of :'Humanity" they could
only fix the weight, and not the quality or
price. .It-is folly to bring such proposition
before such an intelligent body OF men as
compose our Council. Humanity will
please allow the bakers to make such priced
loayes as will suit the people, and that they
can sell, let the price be two OF foiir cents,
remembering that for the poor people half
loaf is better than ITO loaf at all. We assure
you we will not compel Humanity" to
buy certain priced loaf, if he can avoid
it, and will always allow buyers, whether
rich or poor, to buy any sized loaf they
want; and in making small loaves we feel
we are contributing to the:wants ana neces-
sities OF the poor, and should !" Humanity"
hunger let him call on us, and we will sell
him a two-cent loaf, threc-cent, or ten
cent LOAF, as he may require. BAKERS.
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RICHMOND. VA. Nav Il, 1871

Messrs. Editors Of Dispatch:
see from the proceedings OF the City
Council last Monday that Mr.. Christian has
not abandoned his pet scheme yet-that OF
the ordinance to create another office, in
spector OF buildings. Will you be so kind
as to publish the vote on the bill the next
time it is called up. but speak the senti-
ment OF four tiths OF the people, and espe-
cially the poorer class, when I say we will lay
the authors Of it on the table together with
the ordinance at the next election, or send
them to Turkey, for / think them more fit for
tarpols in the Pasha's army, with one tail
to his rod, than they are to make laws for
the halt-civilized people OF Richmond.
Please pardon the liberty thus taken by
granting request, and believe me to remain
one Of your constant readers,
J. GILL CRoUTCH, Carpenter,
No. 526 north Twenty-iourth street.
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Observation-Disclosures. MAY 1G, 1877.
,,rL.ATEER REPORT.

1<p;cA7loxs roR To-DAl.-F"rthe Middle
AtIantic States. falling barometer, slight
chsnccs in temperature, east to southeast
winds. increasing cloudincSS, and ram. ;.
Tor ;hc South Atlantic and East Gull
,.a,c. nearly stationary or slowly-falling
hsrcmctcr. southeast to southwest winds,
na-,!y cloudy weather, and stationary or
rising temperature.
For the West Gulf States, slight changes
in pressure or temperature, southeast 10
southwest winds. partly cloudy weather,
with rain-arca>.
Fcr Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. sta
,ionarv or falling barometer and tcmpcra
turr. southeast 10 southwest winds. partly
c)nrdv and cloudy weather. and rain.
TN. WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
beautiful.
Tuvrynu.rys YESTERDAY Is Y. NJ. D.
Q 4. w.. 6s: noon. so; , i. Nj. 81; Il Z.
~. -: midnight. o..
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Election Excitement IN Hore.-The voters
OF our city are much exercised over the im-
portant function they will be called upon to
exercise on Saturday. At 8 O'Clock P. VI.
they will assemble at their respective voting
places for the purpose OF nominating cam
didates for councilman for thee First,
Third, and Fourth Wards, andtwo council
men for the Second Ward; also, to elect
three delegates from each ward who are to
meet in convention on Monday next, the
2lst instant, ut s o'clock Z. ~, at the
Mayors courtroom, to nominate candidates
for Treasurer and Constable.
As yet there are no aspirants for either
Council, trcasurership, or constabulary.
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Are the Streets Glenn:

Mcssrs. Editors,-Now, at the very COM
mencement of hot weather, the Board Of
Health should require all streets and alleys
to be kept not only clear from Ioulness but
clean. As n people we put too much re-
lance upon what nature does for us-we
trust too much to the rains and to the bill
sides. / admit that nature is generous with
us, and does nearly all the work that be-
longs to the street-cleaning force, but that
is only greater reason why we can well
afford to give thorough attention to locali-
ties not so drained. There are plenty OF
filthy places about the city, especially in
the outskirts. They can be pointed out to
the health officers any time they come
around. ..I . JACKSON.
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OAKwo0D MEMORIAL DAY-THE DECoR4.
TON OF THE SOLDIERS GRAVES BY THE La
D!ES-Ycsterday was the first real May day
OF the season. The air was soft and balmy,
and all nature seemed alive under its int1u.
ence. The brceZes which gently stirred
the budding foliage seemed to give it fuller
vitality. 1t was one Of those days in which
il was a luxury to breathe the fresh,
pure air, and made man feel more
akin TO nature and her works. Being
such. it was q fitting day for the
annual decoration OF the sleeping heroes in
Oakwood cemetery. The eighteen thou
sand brave souls who lie beneath its sod
could have chosen, could they but speak,
no more glorious weather for the patriotic
work Of the ladies who comprise the Asso-
citation which cares for their last resting
places.
The season is backward in floral offer
ings, but still, with erergreens and =
few bright flowers, there was scarcely.
q grave OF one Of them but received some
loving token from fair hands. From an
early hour in the forenoon until night per-
sons were passing to and from the grounds.
The interest in this work seems scarcely
a5ated, for it was estimated that nearly as
many persons visited the ground yesterday
Is on any former occasion. One lady took
out with her 120 bouquets and garlands,
ana with her own hands spread them on
the mounds.
Companies d and G, First Virginia regi-
ment, Captains Taylor and Parater, with
about serenty-hvc men, the whole under
the command of the tirst-named officer,
visited the grounds in the afternoon and
rendered efficient service.
The ladies have cause OF congratulation
that the days labors were so successful, and
each visitor present seemed to regret when
The time came for them to leave the grounds.
4 squad OF policemen maintained order
and prevented much confusion among vehi-
c!es passing in and out, especially near the
gates, where there was frequently large
crowd, and but for their interference acci-
dents might have happened.
The ladies comprising the BoaSd OF Man
ayers request us TO return their hearty
thanks to all who aided them during the
day.
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THE Policy CAsEs.-In the Hastings
Court Yesterday Alexander Smith (colored),
an employe OF William Preston Nuckols,
was fined $40 and sentenced to three
months in Jail for his connection with the
policy business.
The Judge intimated that II Smith had
been the proprietor OF jug" he would
have made the punishment heavier.
In the case OF Andrew j. Berry, charged
with carrying on the policy business, the
Jury being unable to agree were adjourned
until IL O'Clock this morning.
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Pcrsonal.-Signor Ligboa, Consul from
Brazil to Richmond, and Sir Fl. R. Bald
win (Knight OF the Rose), late Brazilian
Consul, were in our city yesterday, and
made critical visit to our Touring estab-
lishments. Mr.. Baldwin is already too well
known and appreciated to need any compli-
ment from us, but it would not be amiss to
say that his successor is thorough and ac-
compished gentleman, and will be vel
coined to our city whenever he shall see tit
tO visit it,
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The Bread Question.
RIcHMoSD. May,1 ISL

RICHMOND, May Z, 1877.
Messrs. Editors,-I take the liberty Of
calling YOUR attention to card inserted in
YOUR paper OF the 11th instant, headed
{. Bakers Bread-Proteetion Of our Suffer
ing Poor" signed by g Humanity" wEo is
yery much mistaken in what he writes,
and. unin:entionally perhaps, makes false
charges, "Humanity"'. speaks OF fixed
nriees. and goes on to say that in all large
cities fixed prices and weights are estab-
lished by the Council Of each city. Permit
me to say such Is not the case; neither is
there any law as regards the weight OF bread
In Baltimore. Humanity" bus been mis-
informed. Should our Council act upon
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TIE McGILL LYCEUM CONCERT.- The
concert at Cathedral Hall last night under
the auspices OF the AIcGill Lyceum attracted
very fine audience. The programme was
generally we'll rendered. The Richmond
Amateur Band acquitted themselves splen-
didly, as also did Professor Henry Laubc in
his violin solos, and Messrs. Dimmock, Red
ford, and Cbamberlavnc in their vocal Sc
lections. The singing by the seXtette was
particularly fine. The Misses Toppin, Miss
Alice Hamilton, and Master Monty Walker
received full share Of applause in reward
for their efforts. .......
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ANNUAL ADDRESS BEFORE TIE SOUTHERN
HISTORICAL LSoCIETY.-GeneralJ John S. Mer-
gan, OF Selma, Ala, has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver the annual address before the
Southern Historical Society at their annual
meeting the 1st Of next November. Gen
cral Morgan is ut present United States
senator from Alabama.
A gallant and distinguished soldier OF the
Western army, General Morgan can speak
from personal experience OF those stirring
times, while he is at the same time one oi
the most polished orators in the country.
lie will receive warm welcome to Rich
nond.
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The Courts.-Judge Clopton held County
Court on Monday, and when he heard that
he had to try mule case with about sixty
witnesses he adjourned the court. His
docket was otherwise clean. =.
Judge Weisiger presided over the Circuit
Court yesterday during the trial Of William
Bransford (whlte),- indicted for rape on q
colored girl nine years Of age. II convicted
it is optional with the jury whether the
prisoner shall suffer death or confinement
in the pcnitentiary. Colonel Ambers is for
the prosecution, and Major Willis j. Dance
is for the defence. ..s
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PEEsOSAL.-Judge +. n. Watkins, OF
Prince Edward, was in the city yesterday.
During the Berry trial in the Hastings
Court he occupied a seat on the bench with
Judge Guigon.
Governor kemper yesterday appointed
Burr 7. Noland 4 visitor to Mount Vernon
in place OF Francis L. Smith, deceased.
Captain w. w. Harrison yesterday sent
to the State Library the flag OF the First
Regiment Virginia infantry which was in
use during the campaign OF 1861.
Judge Hughes will open the Circuit Court
OF the United States here tp-morrow.
Z. G. Booth, formerly OF Nottoway coun-
ty, now OF philadelphia, who made himself
so agreeable to all Virginans who visited
the Centennial Grounds and called ut his
" "home," is in the city, where he is al ever
welcome guest.
Mr.. George A. Minors concert, "Flow-
ers OF Song" will take place next Monday
night, May 21st. t..- ,.
Professor Thomas j. Minors May ball "
will occur on Thursday evening.
The picture OF Commodore N. +. Maury
painted by Elder upon the order OF W. W.
Corcoran is now on exhibition at West,
Johnston Il Co.'s bookstore.
Rev. j. Z. Tyler, who has been confined
to his house by illness, is now convalescent.
Hon. 4. Fl. Stephens will arrive in this
city to-day, and proceed at once to his home
in special car fitted up for his use by the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany. .A
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THE MoFFETr REGIsTER.-Bids for making
from two to ten thousand registers OF the
MoAett pattern were received by the Auditor
Of Public Accounts up to and inclusive OF
yesterday. They will, be opened to-day
and after full comparison and consideration
OF the different proposals and improve
ments suggested in them the contract will
be awarded to the lowest bidder.
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MONROE WARD MEETING.-The meeting
of Monroe Ward Conservatives for election
OF members Of the City Committee was held
at New Market Hall last night. The attend
auce was small. Messrs. B. G. Gray, W. Fl.
Haxall, Peetr w. Grubbs, and DR.. j. S.
Wexford were reelected. In place of An
drew L. Elicit, Esq, declined, Mr.. John F.
Regnault was chosen.
The Madison Ward meeting for election
of members of rhe committee will be held
at New Market Hall on Friday night next,
commencing at 8 O'Clock.
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LETTER FROM DIR. Z. 7. BAIRD
HIS STATEMENT OF THE CASE AND
REVIEW OF THE TRIAL. e.

A COMPLAINT OF ISJUSTICE-THE ACTION
OF EAST HANOVER pREsBYTERY lie
THINKS HARSH AND UNPRECEDENTED
MISTAKES IN THE EVIDENCE NOW COR
REcTED BY ACCUsED-T1IE ACCURACY
oFJUDGE GUILDS MEMORY QUESTIONED
UNHAPPY SITUATION OF THE WRITER.
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Messrs. Editors,-I herewith hand you
letter lust received from nv brother, Il. T.
Baird. My time has not come to treat
OF the transactions to which he refers.
therefore submit my brothers paper with
out word OF my own.
Very respectfully,
SAMUEL J. BAIRD.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Caseo of Della
randes, charged with cutting Beverly Will
lanls with a hatchet, continued until Tues
dav. Case OF Bailey johnson, charged with
striking his wife Matilda with stick, con-
tipued until Saturday. Frances Moody, sent
on to grand jury for assaulting and cutting
Matilda Gaines with an axe.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH
aoNp PosT-OFFIcE MAY Is. 1S77.-Ran-
dolph Boiling, Richmond, Va; r: Ber-
nicchi, Richmond. Va; Miss Lucy Brice,
Richmond, Va; Hon. Mr.. Cronin, Rich
mond, Va; Nicholas Cramer, Lower Bank,
New Jersey; W.. H. Gillian, Richmond,
Va; Miss Olivia D. Hanson, The Plains,
Virginia; n. d. Lillien6eld, Charlottesville,
Va,: d. D., Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

&S- On aLt sates OF Real Estate made bettoss,
the lst ~ January and last Of June the tdT<sfes
the prHse,t year have tn he paid oythe p,srchdseS
On all sales made 6etneen the 1st OF Juiy aad td9
of the year the tarss hnue to be paid by The seUes
(ThIs custom was adopted about nfteen yearsaSs
BY all the real estate agents in Richmond. and ap
plies to Richmond and vtcinity.I sss4E 4.8
WELLINGTON GODDIN, 5 p. NJ, comnissfoners'
sale OF private residence and vacant lot on the
west line Of Third between Cary and Canal
streets
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.l % P. NJ. brick tenement
g.. No. 204 east Main street, between, Second and
Third streets. 't
P r. BARBOUR, trustee, 12 NJ, trustees sale OF
farm In Louisa county about four miles south OF
Gordousyilie, with large dwcllinx &c.
Il TUPPER. r. N..resitlence No.
706 Leigh street, between seventh and EiRhtn-
known as the Mills property; also, TWO vacant
lots adjoining ..tu Il! ri. ~ t.ss. ..8ssE
j. THOMPSON BROWN 5 P. NJ, trustees sale Of
building lot on west Grace street nexs 10 tue
Presbyterian chapel . ',.ss ..ss
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have analysed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and ind II
FREE FROM FUsI. OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal aud family pur.
poses.-J. q. McCAw, 81. D.. late Professor o; Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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Down, DowS.-Tbe prices Of sewing
machines continue to tumble. Northern
machinists promise. in a little while to have
upon the market machines good as any made
at from St5 to S20. ~ --..tE
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SUMNER HOURS FOR HARDWARE MER-
cHANTs.-A number Of the hardware mer-
chants OF the city have agreed to close their
stores ut 9 O'Clock p. NJ. from the alst Of
Nav tilt the 18th OF September, j,
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TO BE RETAINED.-Walker Howard, the
colored man who acts as janitor for some Of
the Capitol offices, and whose removal was
contemplated, says he has assurance from
Major Boykin that he will he retained.
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CLEARED.-The Norwegian bark Sulitjel-
ma, Ullenass master, was cleared yesterday
by Meissner, Ackermann s. Co. for Esb-
jerg, Denmark, with 1,794 barrels Of refined
petroleum.
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SHIPPERS, TIES, BysKiSs, SERGE GOODS. SAM
dals, Prince Abcrts, Oxfords, Sewpo'ts' MaSnohas'
Buckle Ncwports. &c., cheap Mt i,
BoscusS's, 500 and 81 Broad street.
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so CESTs-GAUZE UNDERSHIRTs..
so CESTs-GAUZE UNDERSTANDS.
SO CENTS-GAEZE UNDERSHIETS.
so CESTS-GAuZE UEDERSHIRTS.
L. u. SPENCE & Son.
7. =. SPENCE & SOY.
T.. q. SPENCE & SON.
F. =. SPENCE 4 Son.
"ASDREws'S BAZAR" Is thc only fashion Journal
which gives special and thorough attention TO chill
drens costumes. Many mothers testify to Its unri.
vailed excellence In this department. Send len
cents for specimen copy to w. X. Andrews, Gin
cinnatl. -...s- .t.s ..
ONE POUND OF BREAD-An who were dsap-
pointed on yesterday be supplied to-day with
ONE POUND OF BREAD at SEVEN CENTS at
BRIGGS'S bakery. .'