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Warranted TO stand the Southern Climate.
81 100000 SAVED YEARLY-READ READ
READ-MARK THIS FACTl
sELVER's MINERAL Plastic PAINT
NJ LII stand any climate without cracking bisterj
sceptics read this testimony from the President Of the
Reading Railroad Company:
Office Of the Phlla. and Reading R. r. Co.,
No 70 S. Front st, cor of Vikings Alley,
e. Co. Philadelphia, May Sd, 1887
Dear Slr-We have used your "Plastac Pants" for
more than year and for painting bridges depots &c
&C. we have found equal any paint have used In
Iac we now give preference over all others have
Yours respectfully. JOHN TUCKER, President.
The above is but one othe many certificates we have
received from gentlemen OF city, who have used Sill
vers Mineral Paints.
CoLORs.-We have seven different colors, viz: three
Browns, two Chocolates Black and Yellow and by COM
blraton make every variety and shade of color.
BODY-These pantsar superior in body Tor covering
property to any yet discovered and pound for pound viii
cover double the surface OF white lead znc other me-
tallic Paints.
IRONTo onthey furnish perfect protection against
rust for they contain no metal which like white lead acts
destructvey on the iron; in fact this Paint makes iron
doubly valuable for building purposes.
BRICK WORK.-They give to house walls much
heavier coating than other paints ard if sanding re
CURED nothing holds so trm or finishes well with it.
OLD ROOFS-Give us a. root, never so old and leaky.
eyers Mineral Pants will maket cheaply and
enduring than it ever was
SHIPS using this extraordinary Mineral as we prepare
1t for them will be proof against the action of hot suns
worms and salt water.
CAPITALISTS and BUILDERS are inv;ted to ,nota
strict scrutiny into the merits Of these Paints They will
lind very great reduction mis- be made in the cost of
painting These Paints purely mineral all CLAWS and
other impurities are washed out in preparing them for the
market They cost but half the price of white lead and
the same quantity will cover twice the surface, and last
SIX times long, which in fact reduces the price to one
twelfth Climate has effect this Paint and is equal
~ valuable IN the cold Canadas sunny Florida.
DIRECTIONS
Use Linseed OIL mix thick you cam and use AZ
other pants These Paints need but little dryer and for
printing and second coating in all homework they will be
found far cheaper and more durable than lead
Dealers and consumers procure this Paint
and retail of FRENCH & RICHARDS
N. w Corner 10th and Market sts. Philadelphia
General Wholesale AGENTS also Importers of Plate and
Coored Window Glass, Dealers in Drugs Paints 80
ap 23-3m
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Late from Sam Juan-stenmer Detained.
NORFOLK, May 70.
The steamer West Wind. fourteen days from San JUAN
for York. put into this harbor today short focal
The captain is sick.
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NE w PUBLIC TONS.
MAY 18TH.
NEW BOOKS, THIS DAY.
FOR SALE BY
NASH & WOODHOUSE.

EaSle square,
The Paris Sketch Book, by w. M. Thackery, 2 vos in
fancy cloth-price so cents each Contents of Volume
Am Invasion of France Caution to Travellers the
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Contents Of Volume 2Carcatures and Lithography in
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limitations of Beranger, French Dramas and Melodra-
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The papers of which these volumes consist num-
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of them wit and humour the prevailing features
but all ofthem display keen of the ridiculous and
hostility to humbug penetrating insight into thu
wheels by which men and the mixed world around the
author moved and thorough dislike the foibles
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cents.
Many of the pieces in this volume would do credit to
Hood or Lamb"-Ea1tford Times
Ought to be acceptable to every lover of fine wri-
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Fillmore Delegate to the NATIONAL Conyeu

m, -. -, . . MUBILE, May IUth.
The Wings of the fourth district of Alabama in Con
vention have appointed Fillmore Delegate to the Ma
tional Whig Convention at Baltimore.
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Special Correspondence of the New York Herald
WASHINGTON, Nav 1874 p. M

Special Correspondents Of the New York Herald
WASHINGTON, May 1913 p. M
Mr.. Clingman ofNorth Carolina, will publish
letter in to morrow mornings papers in reply to
an attack of the Louisville Journal. He states
that the Fugitive Slave law is the only act of the
compromise measures which is now capable of
being repealed, and that he voted for that meas
ure, and is perfectly consistent in now desiring its
finality as test. The letter will probably excite
attention.
Mr. Toombs has arrived in town. He consid-
ers the recent address of the seeding Wings as
much too tame, and worthless, because lacking
point.
The Buchanan and Marcy men have been
gliding secret conferences with a view ofjoinng
forces.
The Mexican Minister appointed in place of
Rosas has arrived
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SASH, BIINDs AND DOORS.

SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.
PHOENIX FACTORY.
BUILDERS and others in want of Sash, Blinds
- and Doors, are respectfully informed that have
reopened my factory Main between 9Th and 9th strs
opposite Boshers Row, where prepared to furnish
superior hand made vorA at the lowest prices trial
will satisfy judges the superiority of my work Ready
made Sash sx10 and 1Ox12 also Blinds to suit the
always on hand d. 0. TRAYLOR, Agent.
tyeDanvle Register will copy weekly month.
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TO the Voters oftte City Of Ricomond:
At the requert of many friends respectfully
myself candidate for the office of Commemorative At
torney in the Circuit Court of Richmond.
ap 30-f JOHN HOWARD.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, May H.
Sales of14OO bbls Howard Street flour at $425 Grain
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To the Voters of City the of Richmond
The Legislature of Virginia having very recently passed
act creating the Office of Sheriff of said city, hereby
respectfully announce myself candidate for that Office
APP 24-tde JESSE F. KEESEE.
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HILL FOR SALE
"ILL BE SOLD on FRIDAY next, the 18th inst
w commencing at o'clock P. M. upon the premises
twenty Building Lots situated Union Hill nearly op
posite Asbuy Chapel and bounded BIS 26th 27th and
streets.
These lots front about SO feet each and run back 442
feet and well located for building purposes being the
prettiest lots to be had in that vicinity
TERMs-One third cash. balance in 6 and 10 months
with interest and properly secured
II JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auct
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corroN UNCHANGED IN PRICE.

Arrival of the steamer Canada.
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LATEST NEWS.
TeIegrapl,ed for the Tirnes.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ECONOMY rs WEALTH.!
ER NkI IN NI GrHIIINlt Ss1nD L


ENHE subscribers Merchant Tailors) would respectful
Il ly inform the citizens of Richmond and it's vicinity
that they have established, at No. 1872 Main street.
Richmond Va, branch of their Philadelphia Clothing
Warehouse where they now have ready for inspection
of the largest and most superior stocks of Ready
Clothing in the city of Richmond of the very best mate
rails and workmanship, which will sell from 20 to rs
per cent less than any other estabishmentin the city
Also, large stock of gentemens furnishing Goods
such Shirts Collars, Cravats Pocket Handkerchief
Gloves, Suspenders, &c. r. DECOU & CO.,
ap 3-3m No. 1872 Main
ENAGLE FOUNDRX.-The subscriber having
~ removed to the large Foundry, just erected by him
and fitted with machinery of the latest and mos ap
proved style is in addition to the manufacture of Toba co
Flaterlng Mills prepared to receive orders for Stationary
Steam Engines, Saw and Grst Mills, Agricultural Ma
Chimes Tobacco Presses ofevery description all kinds
of Iron and Brass castings. He pledges himself to exc
cute faithfully, and with despatch all work entrusted to
him. and respectfully soics call from his friends and
the public generally.
The highest cash prices paid for old cast iron brass
and copper. PHILIP RAHM
ap Cary. between Pearl and 5th sts
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ETl IMPORTANT NOTICE, u6D
<eSATO HAT, BOOT & SHOE WEARERS. R0V
The cheapest place in the city to buy is at J.. ~
H.ANTHONY's, where Moeskin Hats of the best quail
lty are sold at SO So second quality So; silk So So
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots. observation-disclosures So so
Patent Leather Congress Boots. .-........... 2 rs
Patent Leather Oxford Ties. Observation-Disclosures. 2 rs
Together with assortment Of Panama, Leghorn and
soft Hats, Umbrellas, &c
/ ap9 COLUMBIAN HOTEL
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Patent Leather Oxford Ties. rs
Patent Leather Monterey Boots. ............. 25
Together with an assortment of Panama Leehorn and
soft Hats, Umbrellas, &c.
aps COLUMBIAN HOTEL
MATURE produced what man could not invent
" But man created, the worlds content
F0uat01n bursts upon the public eye
Amusement seizes all that passes by.
Thy "FZoSing Fountain invented for our use
Is made to tit the pocket and to hold the juice
Encompassedin case ofgold or silver
Designed to suit the taste ofevery beholder.
What Tourist would not substitute in place
The rude inkstand and ruder case?
Inc "l,e@ within whose glltterng barrel lies
precious "Inhy F0um, that neverdies.
And still we hesitate as we er marching on.
Doubling or no there is not mschiefin't
That some goodfor-nothing
lspractising his slight of hand
Now, gentle reader trustin me,
This "Imky F0unt' is all you see
There's no deception any where
1t hows as free as crystal air
AT the Richmond Mannufaetory corner of Main and
Fountains manufactured at the South and the first in the
land Falter not but forward and help you can
ap Sim RICHMOND MANDATORY.
ETI WORTHY OF ATTENTION. have
AAths day received two thousand Canada straw HATS
suitable for which disposed to sell at very
low price Those in want of servants harvest Hats will
find it to their interest to call No 81 Main street
s$aaa FOR JACKSONVILLE, Florida
ssA The superior fast sailing schr OREGON Willis
Carver, commander is ready receive freight and
san with all possible dispatch For the bulk of $50 barr
rels, apply to R. RANKIN,
apps Corner ED and Water sts
ENREsH DRY GOODs.-By various arrivals, we
Il are receiving
Manchester Gnghams
Apron and Furniture Checks
Corset Jeans and Drills
Rouen Cassmeres
Vest Paddings, Wgans
Fancy and black and white Prints
Furniture Prints, styles
Fancy Cassimers and Doeskins
ack, grey, and drab Tweeds
Heavy domestic Stripes and Plaids
To which we invite the attention of the trade
fe 81 KENT, PAINE & KENT
TENO PaYsICIANs.-FIuidN Medicinal Ex.
tracts of the u. =. Pharmacopeia.-Flud
extracts Rhubarb SIENNA, Spigeia and Senna &c Also
fluid ext act Buchu, Parera, Brara, &c Prepared by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.
ap 90 Druggists, 90 Main st.
Do eOFFEE.-l5o bags Rio Coffee for sale by5
~ APP CHAS T WORKMAN & CO
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EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL.
MISS JENNY Dusk, the young American vo
1Vl cast assisted by eminent artstes will give her
first Concertin Richmond at the above Hall, TO-MOR
ROW friday evening ap13-H
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:. MORRIS a. co,

r. MORRIS & co,
SUCCESSORS TO d. PAINE & Co.,)
Managers of Lotteries. Main ST.; Richmond, Va
Splendid Schemes for Way, 1852.
$4,000. $4,000 1880.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class L. to be drawn at
Baltimore, on Saturday, May 5th. rs Nos, drawn
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THURSDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. 1lO-CapitaI =.
$1,000. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 50.
IHURSDAY-Deaware, extra, No 5-Capital: $780,
$50. IS Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets So.
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On which will be paid ali assumed
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Subscriptions for period less than year bs received ON
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WlMam y. moog pelnS uuy sWo.n, satu, B pait, DC. ~ .
island used for burying place Is not at all suited for
that is full Of rocks PITS dug for the dead where they
are put in layers Of six deep The bottom OF the pits beng
solid rock when decomposition takes place, the liquid,
being able In the ground, passes through the top,
causing horrible stencil, which can De smeit Tor more
than mile.
There is no earth between the layers e oofns end here
are only about eighteen inches Of earth over the TOP layer
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City Intelligence.

SENT UT II, Mackey, for an assault and
by Recorder Winter before the First District Court
BoARpNG-HousE ROBBERY The boarding
house at No q Natcez street entered the night
of the oath inst and robbed Of SAG and gold watch
Sergeant Buby yesterday reported that this robbery
committed by about five feet ten or eleven inches
high of light complexion thin face light blue eyes sen-
der make and very pleasant manners
THE LATE HoMIcIDE.-W William Cavanaugh
yesterday made an affidavit before Recorder Winter,
charging William Gallagher with killing James Cassedy,
at the Pearl coeehouse ST. Charles street, the morn
ing Of the 2i inst He says that he at the
of the said about O'Clock the morning in
question. He Gallagher with two others standing at
the bar in conversation when Cassidy and others entered
and called for drinks. Having drank CASSIDY and his
party commenced conversation with the persons in
whose company Gallagher The parties left except
Gallagher Cassidy and Scully.
Deponents attention attracted towards the party
having heard Gallagher repeatedly say to Cassidy, Go
away from men To which Cassidy repeatedly replied
Leave -, the latter part of which expression de-
ponent could not comprehend Gallagher replied " am
here upon which Cassidy struck him in the face when
Gallagher instantly drew the sword from his Depo
nent seeing the sword cried out For Gods sake Gala
gher don't stab him. Gallagher paid attention tc
dponent but lunged twice at Cassidy with the sword
The sword entered the left side, nficipg wound OF
which Cassidy died in about three minutes Gallagher
Immediately left the bar-room. b. u.
The will come up for examination before Recorder
Winter this morning -.-
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BUREAU pE L,ExEcur1r HAros Rouas, ) Aoi

BUREAU De L,ExEcUTIT. BAres Rouas, Aoat, ISL
ATTEDU que Ia Convention deuIaTemnt sssmtise espis
pEtst en- Ia vile De 70 tut do changer Ia Con
too de Etat de Is Lonisfne odons DIS
acu-nt de ID Convection, IL toaverneur paba
ton dans lAquclle divers o de Eat
Ia loi organiser feecton des meres Do Assemse Gens,
dourr scot dans shaquc de Etnt endrrifs ndss
par o PRseiIfR RD DE proclaim POOR
u,sr peupa De Fiat dopou et DE- cette Couuu.
II ia dtyosr ieses dc esevo u qais
rsneenne uton, lie droit De IN
qui lie podent dc Ia Constitution Ch4ua
aeteur omnera opinion dessan bois dct~
aectee cot balls tin ercnt Inserts s
CONSTITUTION AccEPTEE,' eeu,-ei CONSTITUTIONS IL
JETEE' bien tout au;rs erprmsnt srmsnt nent
piecteu la ure dc election, qui lien oiss
rappors election gsnersle Eta les commsssre
preside copeont buus
deposits pulls lis le resus Secras dEtaton
ormement loi actue Giectons
En- CONSEQUENCE a cecil pronion,
noan les d. ETA.
io plus odonnant les shsrf caes 'Ecas "a
ues officers celia de donaer peupsd Ssem
lacespaon lie do la Cons,u,i LIE
Premier MARDI DE NovEBRE rroehaiu genuine pluA
procedures condates
ofdonnce dispositions acsues les etions
Par lc Gouyernsur JOSEPH Waller.
Ga ,Stcrst rs auIoDts
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Proclamation
BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR or THE sTAA
OF LOUISIANA. M s5 81
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BARON Rouax, 4,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE Baron RouaK, Augnst ., 1sS y
WHEREAS, The Convention lately assembled nj the Snts eaf
in the Of Baton Rone for the purpose changing the
on Of the State Of Louaana hiss ordained That mmrdAcv n
the adjournment Of tbs Convention the Governor rsae h
directing the Aevsrs officers Of this State, Authorized By law
hold elections members Of e General Aamb and hol
pol every parish Of the ste the plce desuaed BY law
the FIRST TUESDAY or NOV thr purpose Of tA
the the people this sae regnrd the adapdr
rejection of this Constitution; sha be the Of ssd os1o
receive the al entitled to vote under the old Con
ton this Constellation Each shall his opia
by deposng separate be kept for that purpose %
wherein shall DO writn tTHE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTEDbg
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED or some such word a. ID
dcy convey tbs intention Of tho Al the conclusion Of
election which ,ha be conducted respect the general g
election cenductd the Commits designated
the shs carefully examine count each ballot deposd
hall forthwith make dus thereof tie Secretary u ss
conformity the prosion Of the exsng law the su
elections.'' s5si
Nov, therefore, have thought 70 ssue this Frocaat
notifying the qualified the Stats Of the sdssnes Of the
venon aore ssi ali shenGs Comb
Eesena ali other therein
assemble md tho hsn
stuon upon FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER 1t,
that the proceedings be Conducted Ani thereof b sen
conformity with existing upon ths st
Of elections By the Governor, JOSEPH WALKE
CHARLES GAY AnEs. Sec. Of Stats aus 81 z
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be rebuilt by fall In much setter style then
lire proof houses are In the course OF efectens
M NJax . M Russell writing from San Eranclseo
M ma suramento Union Of Herald
III fast recovering from his wound md viii probably be
ont In veak n fvo his wound Ii free from pain Of Ia.
Illumination. FL
f1'--e-.
From oregon.
ra,p P Ne q co,nanv,s steamer Fremont arrived at
san Francsaco on the 2h ult brought later dates
from Oreaon and our exchanges usually barren OF
news "a
extra session Of tile Legislature has been called by
Gov aines but the reasons for It not given It was
10 convene on the 26th inst
The Oreronian says Just sSe were going press,
We learned that eight mule teams had arrived at Mr.
this side Of the Cascade maae
the trip from the Missouri river IN eighty Gays Ihey
report large number Of about ten days penlna
them The road the Cascade mountains - sau 70
be in good order, which will materlay iachltate the I'M
migration in getting into the Wilamette valley NJ less
loss of stock and property and at an earlier day than
usual n ss5 49, *,
The astronomical and Oh tne COAST
survey, the charge OF Assistant george pav1son
have gone to Cape Fatery to Their abors IN
| that section, in the U. s. steamer Active:
Nrod OKelley, who has been Tried Tor the murder Oh
Jeremiah Mahony has been convicted OF murder In tbs
first degree and sentenced to be hung on the ath o.
| August next.
T,rr FROM r,,r M,NrsWe learn from persons Just in
that III vl labor ndustrousy are doing well mt the
Rogue River Mines The water in many places has en-
trev fae6 which prevents the miners from washing
| the ART
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Paul r.. I.9sea9-d,
Z TR A NST, A1,0R a

Office No. 11s EXCHANGE ALLEY St. ists.
1 Mr. TEARD offers bis to the public,
that he will analate from Eneish Spanish FRENCH rs
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES rp
on HERS LEASES. MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND oTHERuB-
Lie MEEINGS and, in fc oil kinds Of writings. He win
Articles Advertisements for Newspapers Letters crcalal etc.
etc. He will devote his evenings the Book
a Omce hours from, a. N to- r. ". a. ap91pH
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4 sDAaisa RrrAwAy--A Few weeks since Mr. Core
planter 0f county Tenn in Of his fields
psnaohng him the stout able bodied negro
man. MI O. awaited his approach thinking Ne belonged
70 one Of his reighbors and had been sent
rand Hs boldly up Mr. c. and accosted him thus
i !" Your name is Mr. Gore; i runaway and have
long wished have conversation with do not fear
being npprehended-I am well armed Exhibiting to MIR
splendid brace Of pistols and bowie knit but have
long wanted to you In the first place wish te pay
yau your negroes have been feeding for several
months and hsvs plenty " money puling out q his
socket M he SPOKE, large roll Of hA tes) and
snre you never any man 10 get It. git it by
robb.pg hpuses in " nhl namipg marcy noust there,
end .xh'blti,g 70 AZ lsrge bunch Of ialss keys
MI u doubling tt ,prieiy II attempting to arrest
Nun ~ ne was ~tie eo,cludrd he would question him
about two runaways wac had been gone time. aud
tnsm TIE negro promptly replied that he did know
them and volunteered Assit Mr. c. " arrest, them
Ard ~ him Y hs would meet him alone ut his same
psc tne ne day h- would CARRY him whpr- he could
arrest both the they had been very trouble
s'a ~ g him. and he wanted to get rid Of them
promised 20 MEET him At the place and time ap.
put insts AZ II golf alone he with him his
oversstt sna another young and sscrri.d then.
armed With guns In the vicinity III III.
p.ass q q. mssti A. the appointed time the runaway
made n,f appearance instead finding Mr. O. alone
nnd two gentlemen with their guns ey.ied upon him
a oncs and gave up weapons begging
tired staying out, having been in the woods near Ave
earp that he belonged to gentleman Alabama AMI
that hs vond still 60 with them and show them the
negrceA he had promised They concluded to trust
hin and ell four proceeded In company to an old de-.
serted cabin hard BY Upon approaching the cabin our
nsse isostd hs eaptors that shs two negroes
vpld sur him approach the cabin first soou as ne
the door they might close mp thus capture
a. tS 70 sn plan and
tersd ths door hsetonsd 70 them to rush mp Til did
g but y and bshold they psrcsived back window,
ne cyssaess's hossss made good his escape Z
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