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their agricultural implements there, sending
their children to the North for edncation'
and going these themselves every summer,
20 spend their money at Northern watering
places, and cool off their ardent PATRIOTISM
with Northern ices. I'LL, Az
As to the Slave Trade, its rev'vai VIII ' a.,
perd in no degree upon the reso'u.so"s y :,
Commercial Convention. wh'ch We S.e Ia
clined to think would kill, instead 0, nout'
ishing, tina, or any other brareh OF com J,
merce. Bat, If the South needs labor, II
will come to it from some quarter, Con
yen,ion or no Convention, probably
through the agency Of enterprising New
Enqland abolitionits, who, though op
nosed to Slavery and Slave Trading in th'
abstract, can never permit distractions t.
affect their rockets.
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Anafher Battle ut HRrengO

The battle of Marengo, gained by the
first consul Bonaparte, 10th of June, 1900,
was fought upon plata lying between the
rivers Sceivia and Bormida, in sight Of the
city of Alessandria. From the movements
of the hostile troops, the London Times
thinks it likely that another battle will be
fought-probably has already been fought
upon the same ground. On the former
occasion the French were %. 900 strong, and
the AuStrians about 10000. The battle
now expected will be far more formidable
with respect to the numbers engaged. 1t is
probable that each side will count at least
$50, 900 men Both parties are brave, disci-
plined and animated by the most deadly
luminosity. The slaughter, of course, where
such multitudes contend, will be fear full.
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HENRY ABRAM, A CANDIDATE FOR
HI HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TO The voTEES OF RICHMOND: Gentlemen, do you
svtr spend one thought on thu fact that there are
nearly seventy thousand voters in Virginia that
Or mot cad. and that are tainted with IL even
In the United ktates SeEate-a Western Senator
T.; lag Mr. Mason. Sir you do not desire your co.
that cannot read than any other State in the Union
Thus Virginia. God bless her. arraigned by her
sister.
And knowing her sister but told her the tr,tb
A teAr-drop cfshame burn her cheek In hjis,a.'
That she thus should neglect her dear sons in H.
their youth. ""A' AZ
This great obstacle to education In Virg;ni. q, nm.
sparse population. which deprives many from roinr
70 school WHOSE parents cannot afford 10 kss., :
horse for no other purpose than TO take thar cb,i
oren 20 and from the tchoohouse. j nrono,a 70
establish school farms throughou the STATE whers
boy may obtain good education by work ing fonr
nouts 10 the DAY: do not desire the State TO EN-.
Dak al once In this great system Of education but
U trs one schoolfarm FIRST ard doubt NOT that it
VIII found capable OF boarding itself and also OF
grow ng enough tobacco pay the best OF eacherp
our cities could thus educate their boys without
ex mss. and shield their youth from the tempts.
ti)ns that beeet them In town. We could thus have
gr ct college where the son OF tho hun blest cit
1so eoud II he has genius become the most distn.
nlsht q for his learning OF any ~ the State
Whilst such systeIn would cost much to put Il In
poers would be In the end the cheapest on the
lace OF the earth ~ would thsnceforth moth
u money 70 support t. believe that such ,cSooi
1ysesm alone can insure to labor perfect e0ualitv
With wealth. In the honors and Noes OF ths efste
~ yon think 90 ron will elect me.
:. Your servant uENRY ARRAM.
May 24-its ~"''"AA'
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MARRIED.

On the 4th Of April, by The Rev Mr. Colby at the
o. g. Legation. ROBERT q. SCOTT. yr " w von-
sal ut Mo de Janeiro, 70 ANNA kBFTkiMs,
daughter nf William Thompson, ESQ. Of "ess
Trenton, Maine.
e. maine papers please COPY.
On Thursday, the 1etb instant. by the Right Rev
Father Telling Mr. sYt VEST GK CLARK 70 Mrs
MARTHA REBEcCA WYATT. all Of this city.
On the 3Ist inst, in Warrington City. d 9: MT
SAMUEL Walden TO Miss HENRIETTA ELIZA
BETH 5TRICKLEN.
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NEW BOOKS
In ar ono Nj VESTS

i45 Main street, Eagle sQuare.
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INCORRECT 1t has been stated In the Dispatch
and other papers that three virginians in the u
States Army had been "oriered' to Europe on
duties similar TO those of the American Commits
sioner in the Crimea. This is a mistake-the OF.
ncers referred merely being on leave of absence,
with permission to go beyond the limits of the U
States. The government has no interest whatever
in their European trip, which is merely one Of
wtll.earned recreation.
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THE TKIUMPHS OF PAUL MORPHY

TIE Exploits and Triumphs. in Europe, Of Paul
Morphy the Chess Champion; by Paul Morphy g
late Secretary.
HISTORY of the Republic OF the United States Of
America, as traced in the writings of Alexander
Hamilton; by John G Hamilton; vol Just is.
sued.
THE Tin Trumpet, or Heads aud Tails for the Wise
and Waggi.h; new American edition, with alter
atoms aud additions,
THE Bays Book of Modern Travel and Adventure;
By Merideth JohRes, with eight illustrations BY
William Harvey.
PRAIRIE Farming in America, with Notes by the
Way on Canada and the United STATES; by Jas
Card, 81 2.
TO Cuba and Back; Vacation VOYAGE; by Richard
Dana. author Of Two Years Before the Mast"
&c, MORRIS Bookstore.
my 24-2t 81 Main street.
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LET Thu GERMAN voters of Vir-
@\=1=A ctinia raad Tho fnIInwinz AM II q ct be

LET Thu GERMAN voters Of Vir-
WA ginia read the following AMI II fl ct, be-
fore casting their votes next THURSDAY:
THE WPI3 ON GERMANS AND YANKEES.
From the Richmond Wing of 9th Feb'y, '55
THE WING AND THE GERMANs.-Under this caption,
"a German cit z al" makes his appearance again in
the Enquirer Of yesterday. In reply we have only
to remark that Is is not pu pose TO be provoked
into acontroversy with any German scribbler, es-
pecially whom we believe to be st heart. like
the rest of his brethren. an infamous abolitionist
aud an iufiGel. and W HON we would not believe on
cath little pect have we for the honor truth
fulness of any such characters We have no earth
~ confidence either in Northern Yankees CT Ger
man foreigners who are born and bred abolition in
cendisries, despite. for pocy'+ sake when they set
tie amongst us. their hypocritical winnings about
the South slavery. owning negroes, and the like
We regard all such as trGftsrs in disguise and con
temptible wretches deserving not the friendly re-
gard of gentlemen and patriots. but the halter OF
the hanGmau We know not who "Herman citi-
zen' is and less but he has at ell events, cur
opinion of him and his allies My24-ltS
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RICHMOND. Va. May %. 1879.
r. DCoU.sya, ESQ Dear Sir


-s-a Upon the eve of your departure from the
soil of your adoption. to that of your nativity, We
cannot refrain from rendering you an ex preston OF
our kindest regards and respect fer you az gen
temau
We have been happy at all times to greet you. to
but our hearts sins sad when We know The hand
We offer aud the hand we grasp will soon be teps-
rated by the &C aan's broad eXpanse.
We shall mise you from our CITY, m15' Won from
our own private circle. and We exceedingly regret
that stern necessity commands that sepaI atio but
to memory sweet we shall off r. fer, and the veins
will Quicken with glad emotion at the recollec lions
otthe pleasure and eBjcyments we have derived
nom your society.
In separating, We wish you and your family God's
future; aud may He who holds man destiny IN H1s
hands, vouch safe unto you and unto US the Plea
sure of again seeing you in our midst.
Be pleased to receive the sccom cany1ng resoiu-
tons passed unanimously in joint assembly, In the
same spirit OF kindness with which they were Of
fered:
l. Resolved That ia our companion. ROBERT DU.
CUISINE, We have always found a warm friend, an
one who. at all times, has been actuattd by the
true ms tincts and attributes OF a gentleman
g. Resolved, That in his removal from Gil" Stata
the separation is one of unfegned regret on our
part. -
3. Resolved Though absent from US we still shall
number him with Us, aud shall hope IF not by
words Of month ct least by friendly letters to hear
OF his continued health and prosperity in the coun
try 20 which he returns.
4 Resolved, That ge are confident the Same Gre
dit he rel acted upon his fatherland as French
man In America he WILL an Am arican, IT fleet on
the home of his sdoption when 10 France.
EDWARD DENNIS, /
JAS HAnSEY,
SZ1TELLE, tConuit.oe
PARDIGOE, 0o-ni'''e
BARGAMIN. sR.
24-ltH Y A XAVIER.
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CATTLE, DC.

BEEF Sales of Beef the latter part of last week
at $I2 so per cwt nett Market steady.
VEAL More abundant at S6Qu Per head &C
cording IS q1ality.
LAMBS.-32 seas per head with.a moderate sup
ply
HOGs.-To meet the daily wants of the city. sales
at &S 500 Per cwt nett; the latter for best corn
fad
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- MEs,Rs. EDIroRs-Please re

WA publish the following Just parag' aph from
your own editorial colunns in your paper:
JUDGE RoBERTsoN's W THDRAwAL Judge Robert.
son has addressed a card the voters of this Con-
Gressonal district Withdrawing his name from the
canvass for Congress. for reasons which, in his
Judgment honor prescrbes due to his friends and
himself. The card is couched in the strong manly
and candid sy characteristic of the writer of
the sblest Of the public men of Vrg na aad the soul
of sincerity and honor. my "a Sc
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MONEY MATTERS-EXCHANGE.

NORTHERN ExCHANGE-0R New York and PhiIaf
delphia 4Glx prem.
Such OF the stock Bank netes and of the Bank of
the Valley, are not taken by the Banks are at q
discount of d D cent
The notes Of tho Trans Allegheny Bank are Is q
cent. discount. Bank of Kanawha no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes Y q cent
discount.
GOLD x per cent. prem. No prem. allowed for
SILVER.
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~ Q1BRU's COP LIVER OIL jelly
The most approved remedy for bronchial affections
and all diseases Of pulmonary type; no nausea,
vomiting. er o. her unpleasant effects follow its USE
BY its scientific combination. it Is Jet dered both
more effective aud nutritous ntains IS per cent
of oil and is approved by the New York Academy
Of Medic ne. Beware of limitations
PEsFoLD, PARksa d MOWER, Agents, New York.
ally. my 24-I2t
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NEW LAW BOOKS.

Continuation of the English Law and Equity Re-
COMMON bench Reports. by J Scott. will an a p
pendx OF Cases frCm the Law Journal, Jurist
also, Gases decided by the HOUSE, Of Lords on APP
neal from this Court. with notes by Henry
Wharton; vols; 81 so each.
pendix. edited BY Fl Wharton, Esq; vol s; 2 50
HURLsroNE d Normans E1ehequer kerorts
With similar Appendix, edited by Wharton
The above issues continue the English Law and
ENGLISH Common Law Reports, vol 81; price
A TKEATIsE on Wills. by Thomas Jarman. ESQ.
of the Middle Temple, Barris'er at Law
Fourth American Edition, with large additions
10 the Text and Notes aud References 10 amer
lean DECISIONS by Perkins, ESQ; vols
A TREATISE on the Law of Evidence. Tenth Eng.
h.h Edition.. with considerable alterations ant
additions, by the Rt Hon March Phillips and
Thomas James Arnold. EsQ, one of the Police
Magistrates for the Metropolis Fourth Ameri-
additional notes and references to the English
and American cases TO the pre- sent tune, iucud-
ing those added TO the last edition by j darsden
Van Colt. by Isaac Edwards, Counsellor at Law;
All new Law Socks are received as soon as pub
lished. and for sale at the lowest prices. at
my 24-2tHuaFr MORRIS. Bookstore.
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EACH for HImself-by Gerstaecksr zoe.
ACADlA or Month with the Blue Noses. By s
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M0ETE CHRISTIE. by Dumas-plstes. l 30.
TsLhMA 1HUs, with "a lie Of Tension By Lamar.
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TIE Limits of Religious Thought Examined in
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THE Works of Michael de Montague, comprising
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by w Hazele:t; new edition, VOLS IL no.
The Second Volume of Rev DIR breckenridge
knowledge tf 9od subj actively Considered; 80
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soy The FAMILY JoURsAL.-A CARD
Owing to the long distance intervening between the
oppo]ite extremiies of the city and to the lar &c
number o: subscribers who have TO be supplied By
carriers some delay and irreaularity have occurred
in the distribution of the FAMILY JOURNAL
This difficulty has been much increased by the
tinued incemercy Of heweather
The undersigned respectfully soliciis accordiu gly
tbs Bind indulge nee of his friends, aud promises
that no effort shall be spared to insure within q
short time-as soon As proper arrangements can BE-
effscted-the speedy removal Of all causes OF com
paint. and a prompt and regular delivery OF the
paper.
mr. 2l-3t THE AGENT.
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Richmond ~ arkets, May rs

The weather to-day is fine as could be desired, ar d
the very beat growing weather for the crops; very
| agreeable and fortunate conclusion Ct the ZION 4
season in May" which We have Just passed through.
1t began to rain Tuesday last, and have since
hal more less rain ever day until the present
| In soma sections the fall of rain within this TIM
has been immense. Here we have had enough fer
the present. and rather ore than farmers needed.
The crops are looking admirably, and the promise
a. this time encourages the hops of fine crop of
| wheat.
The market is very dull. as usual at this geason of
the year. The recent flare up in the commercial
| world upon the nouacement of the rumored ALI
auce between France and Russia. has in measure
| subsided and while the ayii advances in bread
| stuffs have been checked. the stock market has
pretty much recovered its equsnimity. In this city
| Fkur is much less buoysnt, though from the light
stock on hand holders are pretty firm. The milers
| are now all out of the market and all the Wheat
| that may arrive, must tall into the hands of the
| shippers whose maximum quotation is 81 60 Corn
Is very stiff. Bacon is a shade lower and quiet.
| Money continues easy and Exchange at last QUO
| tations.
| TOBAoCO-There is no change in the Tobacco
rior Lugs 81 25@s so; Good 5000 So Fine $76gs;
| and some few extra bright at 5000 inferior Leaf
:8@s > @lO; Good sll@l2; good a9s fl ue stemmiog
| g., 3Oa9 4; COED and nne Manufacturing $lI9l5
| ew fancy parcels at Si0G16I 50
FLOUR The market ie.s buoyant and sales at
/
taers at ss9s Is. fair quotation to-day; though
we hear Of rev sles by the dray load Of choice
brands at IS 50. Ahippers would not pay more than
s. 50 and possibly 81 IS. The stock however. still
too light for shipping operations.
WHEAT-The milleTs are all out of the market
and purchases confined to shippers who offer
81 Nt4I 60 for I. air to prime and matchmaking
no SEA limitation between these descriptions.
CtRN-By the cargo we quote I'll prime lots from
the depot bring 81 G5. Stock very light
OAfs-We quote 55 to 60 cents per bnshel-stock
| light.
From stores we quote 81 e5.
| BACON-Market quiet. We quote prime side l0&
oil cts; shoulders s4@9c; plain hams ll3a9i2c;
btgged do l2(0l3
C0FFEE-We quote Rio ll1@l2 cts, as to quality
and quantity; Laguayra l29l2hc; Java l5Gl6c:
Mocha lGc.
SUGAR. We quote Cuba 71497'lc New crop New
Orleans 65k(67Ac; Loaf lIc Crushed and Powdered
lo16c; A Coffee s1a@s%c: B do sA@s1ac; do &C;
Extra ga cents.
MOLASSES.-New Orleans 421a@D45c: Cuba Mus.
covado 3Oc: Ciayed Cuba 2Sc; Porto Rico 3S@3ec.
WHISK EY.-Richmond rectifed 5l(Q3lf; Gin.
cinnati 34@s7 cts per gallon. Market firm.
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ES~ GRAND RALLY
WEDNEsDAY NIGHT, MAY 18TH.
The Opposition parry. and all others in favor OF
the election of
WILLIAM L. GOGGLN
Governor of the Old bomb IN undv ided will hold
q Grand Rally.
THE NIGHT BEFORE THE ELECTION,
AT THE
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Distinguished Speakers will address the meeting.
mY2l-2t
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THE AGENT.
s@TUsps BAPTIST FAIR.-The ladi

HF UEpN BAPTIST FAIR.--The ladies
of the First Baptist Church. the Second Baptist
Church, and Grace Street Baptist Church will open
FAIR and SALE at Mechanics' Hall, on this
(HONDAY) evening. at s O'Clock, for the benefit of
The Manchester Baptist Church. Friends having
contributions Of any kind for the object, will send
them, at their convenience during the Fair, to the
ladies Of the different tables.
81 ason tickets Is cents.
The public are respectfully invited to aid us by
their patronage.
my 23-4t THE LADIES.
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esq ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY OF

E8 q
MANI ILLASl
MANTILLAS!i
BREEDEN FOX,
BROAD STREET
Open thiz day (Thursdsy) 18th May a very attrac
tive lot of Nantes. amongst them some entirely
new patterns and beautiful styles.
BURNOUS.
HAVELOCKS,
OUGELETS.
PI 'COLOMINIs,
VELVET TRIMMED MANTLES
MOURNING MANTLES. &C &c
BREEDEN & FOX,
my 20-i0t 2I7 Broad street.
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GRAND RALLY.-A grand rally

S>-Aa of the Opposition yo era of Church and
Union Hills will be held at Springfield Hall, 26ih
RALEIGH DANIkL'aud b MINOR, f. Qs,
will address the meeting
Come one ceme all, aud let US have a glorious
time the night prior to the day when vctorr shall
peICh unon Onr banner. 2l-2tk
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~ NoTIC ,-Those who voted for John
Fry in Jefferson Ward and whose votes are con-
tested By Daniel Hagerty. are requested to appear
at the Hall over the Old Market, THIS EVENING,
At O'Clock. my A-Its JNO FRY.
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A CALLED MEETING of the
ss>iA YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsOCIA-
TION, of Richmond, will BE- held in Qoddin's Hall
on this (rUESDAf) evening. the Path instant, at s
O'Clock, at which time the report of the Comm tee
on the amendments TO the Bye-Laws will be ready
for the ion of the Association.
By order OF the Directors.
my 2i-lt WB SMITH, Secretary.
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@~ THE VOTERS contested by Jno. j. Fry
In Jefferson Ward whs voted for Daniel Hagerty,
are requested to appear at the Hall over the Old
Market, THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. my A-It
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E- TIE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR FROM
Boston and Providence called and we're delight
ed at the beautiful WRAPPjNGs manufactured
at the Mantle Depot and purchased for their wives
and children for present. A few more left of the
same sort. Come one come all aud supply your
selves. X EZEKIEL Mantle Depot,
my2 60 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

have Com menced neat and comfortable mouse OF
worship, and are now without the means Of COM
pletingft The ladies OF Richmond with womans
Characteristic zaal In every good have nobly
determined to aid them. and they appeal TO the cit
izs of Richmond TO come 10 the Fair, examine
the little articles Of utility and beauty they have
on exhibition, and by their presence and their pa
tronaRs to aid them in aiding a cause commemorate
10 every point Of view. To the gentlemen. espe-
cialy, we say. % TO the Fair The rosy cheeks
aud parking eyes In waiting there to greet you.
will amply compensate you for loss OF time snd ex'
penditure Of money.
my H-lts SPECTATOk.
- FoR THE DIsPAro go in the
Corner" in tbs ~ hig' of this morning says that
he Cd has been reading through the District"
speech "as one delivered by lin (me) in the Fen.
ate, on the Liquor Bill, and which was shown by
Mr. Wickham at public meeting at Henrico. q few
days ago. to have been the speech OF another sena-
tor which the candidate In question had sppropri-
ated to his own use, and claimed AZ his own, and.
when exposed, ack nowledged The corn. and sail be
had been mistaken but thought he had made IL
himself"
This is unqualifi IDLY false. I have read letters
from the Lieutenant Governor. who was President
of the senate the Clerk of the Senate and seDatofs
and manuscript notes Of the speech made against
the bills, to prove that 1 opposed these bills 1his
is all have read during the canvass, on this sub.
ject
The charge that did not attend the wedding par
ty. and that IL did not take place at the tins said
1t did, is equally false. -
Respectfully, HASTAIN WHITE.
MONDAY, May q 1893 my 2t-lta
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- THOSE who appreciate Shoes
made OF good materials. and 10 the latest
styie that viii wesr we'll and Ht neat aud pleasant
would do well 70 cali and get their supply 1t
HARRIe CO.'S Shoe Depot,
my n s sf No l29 Main street,
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S25 GOLDEN FREE GIFTS
AT MECHANICS HALL TONIGHT
RUSSIAN WAR