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A CURIOUS AFFAIR.
A Jtlted Lover In Starch of III.
Hyde Park repes,y-

A eurt' us Illustration ct the ,us,per In uhkeb
matFiaees tie EcmetiEes contracted. ard thr
p1en1aitarJ steps atte.diny prospective pro.r.d ,
'tRs IL tnAt erection. ~xe al, tueu IN 4 ttf A ID
3etbt0sS In the Clstutt Court, ly Ahtahsm J
noeAaftloW aEa:tst haly A q. Eagc>m, tn
eemp re fscase3acce Of Il qoact:ty OF real
eesA'e H34p fark. cn lhe c,rne or F1fty.teyen,h
eueei 1td Ssd.eon avenue. tn: bill alleges ,hat
ens nc siomh Is stsisf OF compl.ina4rs nsst
wills. now deceased, atd shst the h.s cep,rtrd
Hom N sfreEntEs By when sh. pledged h,y.tr
10 tutcted 10 The poe't,on Ct Fer departed st,1cr
10 thoFt thtt the has J.ed her b1ot1.r.,u.lav.
ihe cue platcart explzirs the uantcs IN which
y! ~ Came abept By s:Ai,nc trat on sea,eupcr
II a. tue e.se. of,ne ptopsr'J IN Que--
asea mat 10 ee w. r. 'nsa usaa1,ied, hai
IL won he 4e:asa esstess 10 r5s tls sss;a ss,sns-
y nc aid ot stat tnss7t N nj ard ~ n.s.s Il
VT fte ir pity foter. snr Is nj eced to h,1r
esid TO him th.r the eory. ,anee wouicnI nass
~ oiEss.nes tIey sese about to be married
tetc, ~hich might te tesst.yed A1tes msr7Ise-
Mbit1fef. tnn owLed etstafn Arda ID I5W,
~ MLlea LeI II. Ida Htie tr;ng 10 Ee: awa5 IL N
oet, ana Nh;eh she nalteo 10 Convey 10 httn n
ofcsf INIT snu might pata q1.a<1, upon tn rim
lonn1 ftlts bJ telling .hc0 that .ns 40 10 uvrr
o*l.d ne nc. she OILY ~sused deed of sns
a3oe FHK pto-1ty a. L1adgt Of co.tten.r 81
n.e III ata i. cns1rJ on hcrs-A sost Of nu:osl
e1lEtsaiaL OF 1--we "a I a1d attn II eaen o.h.r,
n4plt1Ia1t AIeFfe tEAt b. Obi. e. 10 cJt yeT
~ 10 ttr the nIopezfy, oat she nrxeo It s,ropEiy
II ~ tftrces'on Vi cot ID &. cinch,rrt arsn-
HtE: y sht kagIincsn nj remark ttaL i, ha hAa 10
20. u-t4ee In htt. u ~as time Ea'ttfs Hexe bro.
KEN oh bet1 cen iten1- Aecardttr to the btiL
~. ~ "a lave eonaaen,e IL her. sid, rAthef
4nAh Affncr a15 VAIL OF It. save lie dea1, oo.
uAt5 III be expss*ted A4rretneat, sze bill fpstef
a,itt e. sh. aid feetFu th1 derd OIL The 2yts IL
Oc,oos !. !668- 8a did than Of the f1c, then.
o. utttl NUT m:er !. 1868, tte u4y On much ths
naifisge Vas sPpo,tted 20 tHke klsca He calIed
u htk &C en- that dsy to cxtu tfs of! e uIt
IONIC that she hac ao-cu ed fre<el', pcsdsIv
. sRLtsA and b. ta* no t.Lfe # h:r uni, M.s,n
J. lse9 HttE be d,scov tea that rhe had aoar-
g LTD I'll I'd a. Of ma:sj'ps Lin, o2itR her
eestlc el pr-l ota oaek to UcIpbtr i, 1868.
.tt5-eiket days eefo'e tbe deed was .ecUrnrI.
hE Ht1 1pp''sd for zeco.v ysec-, htytEr
MA.ned ,nat Tie lows la1ae wsre worm about
~, "niit BIZ trr eetD pr petty VAS worm oTei
& h1t oil rect feT.
he fttl fur Ter EsfrAee thaf aaftpdaDt Tas a
slF ef Of etDpi.'L AnE'r nfst vie &uo te sLn.
u q ttf fo te Eta ftleid 4tu axe had bt.n
Eaeh l. hfa tantly. ald hc I'd tuppi!so p.e n,tn
pr ntsFJ q, b. Which rte WIS claulrd 10 xtx !
an eote1 Tor. ALd had bought IGr retse,f ard |
f:ooeea mosnet Tome AZ GaIe burg LIZ en7tR,s |
"a ne aeEten % uArcs n, know M Lttn 10 pu |
hbttn pfnNr:y, Win sustc. to delt4u uto tncr.-
u. ano that enu I'D cheat SID d-frnud hun |
&EefS1>l &c The tSEtett EXT T. reS.ytf.
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AUsThIA,
enco II Eemesw4f-A Ualon OF
al non-na8yaf Naslo nsstklax e bs
AttemnAA - We

Confidence At Femeaw.r-a uas,n NJ
az on-naasyaf NAslo naitt.s1 70 b.
Perth tFeh. ~ Correspondence L,ndon r,u.,
ttg oven ent has p1esentcd Eithin vn: so" i..s
oas ~sa me mailing In toE fa.euce At Ten.sE,,
q tne so.es!ks nsslur al,sles. Bss:dss GroI,sns
AtFeesA conTt u!ton w.tn Hunvsrv i,sn.t- ~ ~
mem cemplete isdepente1cs, theru sre. dtspef, ~
N m,nvias .sG 1,.s ana tmatler Rr'uos AID tnxr.
ntn't, stlbs II the sontp, Rnpn.n. =. ths III
eas. ot aunaarJ and In TtIEsIIy1nta| snn
cant.a aad hataenes 10 the nor:h al thes., 81
eLloF lnt taNe c.F1l ana palffca flg., ~
tte Aat Eat1An ana Go1mln pppul ii sns M ~
you fnat setaea :er In the 1lar Diet tnceis ia1
sasxs '*f q pe, y rh,sh oo itss ne Of
G urls flaw has beeu 1u.u:ed t. tnem. tua HIM.
e = rgnaSc retaiu1ek merely ,ho ps c. derre
Gfn1t. Ss ~ ana ~ essss1i Ietn=at aud Ia inc
'Epe,:;io:lls,; ''A'O A1's oseh 'n |.
Tie onIsct OF the conference held At r.n.,v..
Mse 70 nk1Eg about union tween ali The - ~.
uossa1.es md TO oeeida on a common iine OF A.
Ean leaders. Aocson,1, Woo inTtte1 iii a.. III
COZ siitntse rtptssensrses Of tue nauo east,a, 70
aettieset C. Il1s Erltatlon founa It little r.
sno1se ~, tsem sse Ronns1s OF rr.ns!ivArn. w7o
nertheEn slorats ard H1,henes. ocIy Rann,ns
o. Two Or thsss nei21bcr,1e conntss ana ,ho
1hsl made TIER sppeRrlnee, ~Ae A'4'
-. Ins G n:e!enec was held IN the great public
eh 81 ,he ~ ,as 70 n rn,en ~. oa
e1 1ataes ea:ious oaeks1oaso 10 tbs .esns, tss
,R1y e stsn pe..,sss hs ne'sssoi. eIsssa
inert. for thetn - hitter ua eait On jast EoE
eetMesn setos Ard Roamtna Of that Whols
..s aste' h.ssas 1a eaS1sG aS.i.sop pFose'', -
fIrfc 1l1 tlAim1rc ncP1.cn 0r 80
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Ixs ha, Ann L.

Frprp tie Eau ClAEe Frse P7sts Of sns 18th Qlt
wr lesrr tha tie oA3 beiort, hAE Of tbs v.llee OF
Ct1p.e VI Fali w+s tu nj 7 Tce d1e was 6s.t dr.
eosertd Aeo3i lwo o'<.o>k. and o1,e1rs,rd ID a
hA1n b. &tpn on th= naalI buslne sttrek
Cot ttcerah,c mi pterA lee. 41d as hero |. 10
aY1ett I. { IRE. snd sha errEr} nsm:a psneeeds.
up tstves l,p2,nx ~ Al tha r.so:~n au,id-
lar Gu Il. nu.s- -tdt Of t:e st:rt:, Il.
clucirc Tim H1the.fs rtldenea Aa:tln
4 eA1tt srofe, scd lEo tlvcTJ stshle btiorRs1x 10
A. ,, kttirt. Ard many otctr bat dtCks Of esa
ratnn. From Masun i swans ttote tas 1Ame~
q teed tytr to fauco l. ullbsrt't e:etr> acc 10
Aoa, 7. = PSute's tespieEcs:. bon Of which were
ton<1nled.
Int tvet trE the eit!Eers vera uatuc their a.
Eno+t entGa su1a 10 tte further ezteLtf0n Vt
III d4r -. II q itAt. uetr ,ucr.Aicei ~ our Il.
t.rnatt that M1setelfe Hal wou re eo.4Ancd+
Z. mere VIZ NJ e~tcent 4aa.t arut e2 shs de,
lSe pstp.sty.
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nfnt ~ tome that he went fown The Ella1!A
ns nInGao. oas It Mti Afterwards t'ued inst b.
n.1s ~ ~ teeate OF Tho sc:onmodttio1 tran OF
.ns Auute Gfs1 md Wet Point tA1noAd O1r
snetfet:c C1ty AAt- bal lmmeotA.elJ rsiegraoned
70 20 ~ peata tot bis aTres', IA: ve ara veTJ su1fl
so.s5 10y aus - fe'. tc tss tot be.n catiured
1uns ~. EeIuenan OF our seq 7A'ntaaes. WOO went
~ ~ az .ee c.ta vi hin % ta.ds7 ven ae, totd
m, ~, .ess M b. heard him tav mat hs
~ II, not n me ntaro for Roc.t aua dtanH1nt<nd
nocn ~. "a. Also reported dufrR tbs fora.
rsns ,sst - xot on the u&,n 1t Opensa. aud
teas Doiet 10 :ses1s r. u v;esase q tns At
81 r1ettemens snon. Il. c!assos. eanec,siiy Ito
ibak; bk'Ses. n aEo *nen Il WI! fumoeed mis- motulng
hqe1ne. * "as eaugtt IL 0penka, and voqll Is
~ IoHa xHh ted at the depot 70 recriYs hin. bir
~ ~ ,s,:, ~: ooomet 70 dtsspp Intm..r. " hope
t1mmr,rs s1enement that nos petTsdes iao
toe AW 10 eenttol him L ne il csnant ~ N1o"
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70 practical return 10 a peace es.sbl,sh-
Hen'. During the late session be has
oetn The ever.wAtchful and the oyer.su.-
eess'nl opponent Of the coupt1e-s sshemes
OF subsidy and fraud which crowded
me calendars, doodsd the committees.
hnd were backtd by powerful and un-
scrupuious lobby.
nix. Washburuo was born in Maine, In
Inc year 1916, and is In the very priua
OK hfe- His lAbors during the war. and
especially during the last 1hrec years
nave broken his heslth, and IT In M,
.lk..y shat he could survive another term
IN cong1ess unless he abandoned the a.
eere duties be has hisher4o ps.form,d
Inc Department 1t State, at this iunc-
'nre, Is not place OF repoee, yet ia
duties may be performed with Iesa nhva.
ica! strain than those OF the Chairman of
tic Appropriation Committee. He viii
take to'he Safe Department a ripe ex-
eerienee, an elevated patriotism, an IN
flexible integrity, and an unurinp
nous'Ey. He will discard ,he
'r1pperies AID tinsel OF d,p}om.cv
81 a execute to The letter, with dlani,v
ability and purity, Grams modal fore;er
policy which will "desl with nation,
"equ!1aoly, as the law requires tndlvjd.
aals to deal with esch other" WHICH
WI! "protec: a laE-ab:dfne Ausric.n
"aeie7ef his rights may be ieoos,dized
er ne n:g Of our country floa,s," and
Wn'ch will "respecs the rights Of nauops
demanding equal respect for ous own"
10 execute that policy, which i, the very
Of the wishes and feelings Of !
ne American people, Mr. Washburue
'i!l be found not only fully equ.l 10 The
nek, but peculiarly adapted because ot
ia sterling patriotism, his dignity Of
;hsracter, and his unfsil,ng common
enee. His administration Of The stat,
Department will be found In nrrfec,
'afmony with the simplicity ofs,y,e and
''1ectness of purpose which should ,dIs.
,rGuish cur intercourse with foreign na.
'onf. He will rescue American dinlo-
macy from the black letter of sutiouitv
Ed The mould Of precedent; he viii mn.
''lte dispatches by the volume for mtre
writing sake, but will himself ami
hfcuah the ministers who m,y be ami
ret TO his fuasructiona, moderuize our
'rnA intercourse with foreign nations.
rd coLtine it to courteous but dIr.ct
Eslress Transactions,
But rot the least OF the benefits result.
'g irom Ibis appointment will be the
10 aEd tne support which be will render
ae t5esloehs IN The general council OF
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". A. d. Dusr died N .h,. CRY, oa tho u In.
ftht> 1rcn tbe tf.ct q! VT d. recslyed 1. the
oafte OF Ftanal1r. Tena.. Nov 30, lsGt, ur.
outn b io'e tins wAr. prae tied hs pr .te=s,uu fcr
foutte'n 3tars II Cambrtdgu, It., whe.. he b..
CAFE popular In hts calling. At er tia haule ut
Shiloh hE so!1nn c1ea his services a. eusRrcr.
ato nkon tn. call for "otE, tcQ more" na r4,.tt
cenpaLT IN tbs unu Hnnoteu acd Twelfth hep,.
mtnt. coIoneI Heuctrsu1'r, and we1t ou. as IN.
tain. he foi'tw' The tottu1ls Of his re,tn,rt
1nruEgo to the epd Of the war. rotce alnu. IN
a.noe.s 1aia, nchtttg a. Rockville, wherp. to his
~ Line acre x:lst md eir'eA Hou1 ue1,
ALa whets ne losi tne hslf o. his own left n.nn'
aisnt19 !ns r be3 10 Atia.1a- thsu YetQrnteo Is
EsteN u Fft kltc. ths Muunu which tax IN sIv
tsAtL Els Nls II Wis he tTac. usp Il ulk s*t1I n
tas Estltn OF toe SECIta1 aIruk h1 4 p1ere q nt :
= sel.. ~ nsd tfsF nix e. dieth4lRtu ueuer ard
I"o II hais 3xaz1 sf.er II uas rcc ty.u etxrrsf
IL u botu 1spm tbs 3runtAi stc Us cfns out
snsoukn Ills hort thsv O., OF lndz a, n stioa d
4 tihiu - "a tns ctaa. AIx<E tho c.o.e al
re var ne cAEe 10 this CITY, win Els tosr de,D
~ loieh, %. u ptactita BIS pzelo.xpon L
.tHH ano ndt HtI fat m.cc him MauJ teros He
~ member Of tne 1LdiatA Asetut ~ t.t
khplcn ee HAs brother Of Kev. X. u f)unn
atesy deeeAFed It Oneida. AEer 70 lone I nm M
a. I1'sh irte 1lop II tE ctA11Hg ia v.ct1s So
II. We fen:nuto Al EDW graf 4 eac,lncs oar
-Atlus1l lie Naa s4ysq. 49,
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F!ou tnt AoEticne1J tA'A) J.RnL. Feb, q.
ats:efdsy errrf,g. a. tho alarm oy Ire ~aq
Etstr> rett 1t; oc' oss act We committed in oar
city. 1t e.ers teAt ! Ean lame. Jcna Chs.e.
INC = eela knovr It tse city ~ ma o. dlsso-
70 { eL7tsc q. md sce tfequEntIt sppAEtn7 Ia
Ns Eou1:+ Wxa % w. 10 ukually kporc
arTree + cosatk1T vt'e : Young man OF th.a
S.s. e VIE Foitg Gown MeDolo1Sh stse4t; n
sst efsteFc TIE ttfect ec h.ssu negro, wso xns
a, tue unf uTv:.Ft EagEn tut:ed Elfn wood,
MT" ce-se sA.u 10 h1u. "Ton sas
al E-in GO II ;" aEt pu'Eus on: pist-l. ho
h1ste NC ccte71uz his heart kiinS rtua II aysat-
y. crowd tmn. y gathered, nd noR
rEe mI q totm wt tesru tsar h+s .n9r Wis Hl.s'n
CtenG Corner ras &nm.rta.eJ ae-r Ios, md "a
EGPeHtx upcn III rroarc e sunuoted jury:
!as rfditt Of ibe 3H.J 1as stl: ,ne canss oi biz
Tie hfIc1 of ore Jckn ihse
cans Sanedt4ssiy uada hiA ssssa<, and u VIZ
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Il urtsln IN Dapkxr.

EtEesnrau IL terribly Alarmed It consequence
ofa lnntr pteTll1rR In that c1.y 10 Tho et.et tha.
Chicago, In aeeosdAr c. With ite proxrrn1ai
lor tta us.tu aId or tai combined, p,oooses
to tetufe for iteetf the usv1tsou Fvaata.u,
nrt uets 10 Circ'n1a ! By IT. Prooaseo, abont the
csptAEee efwhleh th'Ea appears 70 b. tonae hre-
nst1on en- Tho tafs Of the Forkopolls dcn,zsps.
The GsraDltseaaf ef thzt ci'y, IN aus~sx u m
nqClr3 - to whrthtE there IN AR caExrE that RI
tonktalu ~aI b. Ia u.fez1et % chicago, GLE 4cs
TO hav'ne 'hfArd .usxe-lloss thss suae Of t1e
StiI14t aEa WtIc tLt& It dEn1 Themselves II tie
tc1nts!h 1Eat our city government seems lccl-
pasle " allowsnH to 20 pm! H.; AID va do not
~: 1t improbable. II the pttrcely psoooslstn
Il Nj. tzoeasco IL 10: tps. dEy accepted Ii tbs
sPtrt IN n Ek1ch IL 10 made, That Chicago viii be
eea1o itcm Ucfe definitely tEn1 the rspresen1-
tive tfdc.sls 1ho art t1do~nI.d By tee axM
t014ton G tie Etnt!a butehsIs 1rzs{a ct =
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TlItuaTa Il MIchlxau Canal

The following aa.!matss, submitted to tia
B<tid Of Pnhnc Worsa yesterday, stow the
amount and coat OF EXCAVATION OF earth and roeS
II each secf:oE cf the unco1s & N,th,,an c.nsl
on':Df the u1oEth Of FrbrRm1y, 1859. me sraouGf
exeaEAttd - IN cEt1c Jtr.As
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Cost


tn1cA0o, X.fch,s s, 1868
10 The Etitoz Of 1ne Chicago rub7ne;
CH& Jqa aAtsfn yoas seadsls who Fr1.x Nv,
tts te4&aass of \ sunZsAtu.Asary telegram iroco
bt'l1n 10 atre7l oFsst:t.l Ths narae make, sn
.mrnssion npso Ge:r In - ,hs nsme of Loan
smi b. trcns hss Yok. voeln anp.rs, N Ame.l-
ear. A'se teiezrsn L. tie f4h,tcst.o. Of aEa.
y nesMNh.faattnx, mere tksE Joke, P,es1.
oehi t1tsnt Eas sakec Tie siHe no d oi fha hearts
81 ~ =. Frf AJrts. Milan, seh:1lirs .nt therest
q q tnt.l Etct GttxH.s Of te1mny u te rap OF
sae eam saIos, esteem snd srteanett af she
a 6eat@ 81 Tue American people. II ttis ,des y 70
Tntnoatly snd s1p.ssslve cf deep ucsEa-3.n> -
uE. ~:sh Bi.nslk's NicSrsE It r?rcsen-, ~
Germans II Il ey 9over1q;eut It ;hc ina3s 1s.ton
Of Gss1t. '1ours. Faz1z 'AxK@, Of aa'eA<'.
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LhrtaQlsA.'

.Ttursday Eight thieves wA-ked oa - ..sts.;.
pounds Of hi nosHAx from n noa' %
9.orp. No. n r~t1ty-enn ttntet
DUNG touksaay a.fhr Boxftfu . 'ne. avg. e
v1re ~ r. Wes: tAke *uuets wa1 fo9aSo Of tna
Fpxta Of kto4s, 4.
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Al Ashlatc, Henry C2ays teYnAe huue. Il To-
ear GtasNssa45 t&.l L. sHtsnssa ~ orct SO
e'>.- .s''' -~-. ,>~.
uE Actca1 smiling rnStepu e11!aA ca 0eee,sl
oftAt s1u hsfo.th: ftn to s<ees,r7 hxr s4tA tie
1smes u Ia tahnst, seesass aha haA xupus 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05
Governor weiss Letter.

Never before in the History Of moves
upon the political ohess-board was there
one which proved 60 successful as has that
made by the immortal twenty-eight who
assembled ct the Exchange Hotel last De-
cember and resolved to rid Virginia Of the
test-oath. Not only has their course been
endorsed frat by the moderate Republicans
and secondly by the Conservative Stase
Convention, but now, thirdly, We have Co.
vernon WELLS himself coming out in oppo-
sition to the test oath We publish his
letter this morning, and commend it to the
attention Of the public. He admits that
the overpowering influence Of General
GRANTS name is such that all Of the sec
tons aph;ch are Submitted to q separate
pote aoin be STRICKEN ont of the constitution
Let us pause to take breath. Here is all
that any Of us have asked for conceded with
out struggle But, softly Let us
peruse the Governors letter more care
fully. He tells us plainly enough that he
is now opposed to the test-oath, but he says
never word about some other very impor-
tant sections--that defining the qualihca-
tions OF voters that concerning county
organizations that concerning the Radical
Political NJ. E. Church's attempt to steal
our churches, and several others which we
would fain hope General GRANT will sub
NIT to separate vote. The Governor must
"eo the whole hog" He must reduce the
contest to personal one between him and
WALKER. He must not only admit that all
the sections submitted to separate vote
mill be defeated, but that they ought to be
defeated.
The crowded state of our columns COM
pels US to cut short our present comments
upon this remarkable letter. We congratu-
late the people Of Virginia that the prospect
before them continues to brighten. The
test.oo!h no longer looms up before as. We
shall have our own men in our own offices
and, better still, we shall have no perJured
officers. More anon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05
DIED.

At Powlite. Hanover county. Va, May 9TH. at
o'clock Yrs JANE e. GAINES, wife Of DR..
WIllism F. Gaines.
Her funeral will he preached at the residence or
Dr. Gsfnes on THURSDAY. May eth, at II o. clock.
The friends Of the family In the city and country
are invited to attend.
On Tuesday. Nav ath NANCY AVN. wife OF
D. p johnson, aged seventv-three years
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-,
dence on Monroe street between Franklin and
Main THURSDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are in-
yited to attend without further notice.
or measles at the residence Of her brother-in-
law Mr. J w. Hundey, on Tuesday morning at
O'Clock, Miss EMMA j., daughter Of Thomas j.
and Maria A. Dunn, In the TIVE nty-frst year of her
age
from Rroad-street Meth dist church. Her friends
and acquaintar c and those of Mr.. j. W. Humid
ley resr ectfuly Invited to attend Without fur
Their notice. .... .... .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

Il KELLY came down to Richmond last
week, surmounted by the cockade which
weasked him to wear, and was captured,
cockade and all, in fair and honorable COM
bat. We have eince looked with interest
to his paper to learn how he bears himself.
In the spirit Of true man, he says:
d "The future course of the Conservative
party Of the State has been settled by the Con-
yention which met In Richmond last Wednes.
day. 1t is very well known, ut home and
abroad, that this settlement was not upon the
Terms OF our choosing. We believed that even
policy demanded a different course. The rea-
sons Tor that belief need not be re.stated, for
tney cannot now operate TO change the pos
tore OF affairs. Neither are we willing now
70 % the medium OF adding to an already ex-
sieec sentiment over what many esteem to be
g.arine abandonment Of the path of duty
"the hight was fair one, and the twenty
nYe or tnirty who stood by the colors as
Snro~n 10 the breeze two years ago did not
h h,,t MI, from the line Of duty in Convention
out Wlth an earnestness that at least com
manded respect, IL 1t did not success. soneht
+, 10 AYERS what they deemed a catastronheN
VIZ, the withdrawal OF the State ticket and
p fas aaopaon o. the majority report Of the
~ We have thus alluded to the action Of tho
aohgsntien In a spirit of calm review. beine
asalishsd that those who differed from MS wsrs
animatee with pure purposes and noble re.
loves. There were men IN that maioritv
, mm1ss sesa we have followed willingly In the
pasl, ana we shall now adopt the policy an
aouaced without sulienness, and exerci:s al an
ts., ol choice we have in 8 way that abs n
pe ..I coannort with the interest of our State
,ua rao rohk TINS we do not repent, neither do
we regret The stand.up Tight we urged nv Nv
arguments we used, nor the suggestions off Sme
go. these we stand, not because We uitsr.
ed Them once, but because our Judgment pa
mains unchanged. Nevertheless, we shal
WORK Wild Will, trusting that we have erred
IN Judgment and tina: those with whom VIC
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COLLEGE PRAcTIoEs.-President McC osH,
Of Princeton College, made speech in
New YORK last week, at DELMoNIco's, be-
fore the New York Society of Alumni of
that institution, in which speech, inter ala,
he said:
"But there are woprsctices to be found
IN some Of our colleges which, / confess, I
abhor, and which Twas determined to put
down in Princeton. The one consists in
the issuing Of an anonymous scurrilous
publication at certain times, and the other
In doing violence to students obnoxious to
their fellows, with or without cause. Now,
l am happy to be able to report that these
aoominable practices are to leave now, and
hope for ever, in Princeton"
From which one might infer that Presi-
deat MoCosH does not like "fagging,"
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sPECIAa4 NOTICES.
sx SECOND GRAND OPENING
So or @
SPRING AED SUMNER GOODS

1T
JULIUS SYCLE's,
ais Broad street between Fourth and Fill stsee's
We have inst received one Of the AhdhsI ana
BEST ASSIGNMENTS OF SPRING and BUM
MFR DRY GOODS ever offered In thh CITY, ANU
at prices to suit one and all
CALICO at 10 and rac.;
LENOS at asc. per yard, really worth soc.'
STRIPPED GRENADINE at s73c.;
STRIPED CHALLIF. 2sc.;
sATIN-sTRIPED MOE ANTIQUE at <oc.-reans
q great bargain;
sATI. -sTRlPsD CHINA PoPLIN at &c.;
JAPANESE PoPL1E. plain, plsid, and striped
BLACK aRENADINE, BAREGRs TAmAh-
TANEs, &C.;
FIGURED aREN ADINE: 3~
LLAMA LACE POINTS ut all prices;
SILK sACQUES;
SUMNER sHAwLs, q large variety;
WHITE GOODS Of every description;
a. GRENADINES, BAREGFS. and FRENCH
OYGhNDTEs, for shawls;
EMBROIDERED and LACE HANDKER-
CHIEFS from 20 to 7bc.;
LINEN BOsOMS, full size, 7sc.;
IRISH LINEN, PILLoW-CAsE and SHEET
ING LINEN;
wAMsUTTA COTTON at 2sc.;
Splendid WHITE COTTON at 1s3c.;
CAssIMEREs, LINENS, and COTT0NADEs at
Csc. and upwards for boys and men's wear;
100 dozen Ladies' WHITE HOSE st l2c- pair;
HRMsTIrCHED HANDKFRCHIs F5 six for 81;
IS dozen Misses Isle GLOVES, laced back,
at f5c.
Ladies, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at sl.1s per
dozen;
NOTIONS IN endless variety;
PARASOLs and SUN UMBRELLAS;
FANS:
Real FRENCH CORSETS, &c. VI.
julius sYCLE, as Broad street,
between Fourth and Filth,
apss next door TO Keiningham's bookstore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

GOVERNOR WELLS BEFORE THE RECON
sTRUCrIoN CoMM1TrEE.-Governo WELLS
tells US in his letter one thing he said be-
fore the Reconstruction Committee. He
forgot some others. Let US refresh his
memory. We quote from his testimony.
word for word as he gave it:
Now, we oppose any change ut this time
in the test .oaths, for the reason that we be.
leve 1t will be fatal to the Reconstruc.
ton party"
He had just said that be preferred to call
the Republican party in Virginia the Re-
construction party.
Fatal to the Republican party
True, 0 King! Read your fate in your
own words. "Thou hast been weighed in
the balances and found wanting"
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ap1fuAE NOTICES.

/ na-moRE NEW GOODS.
4 Just received and opened this morning, feveral
be.ut,ful styles OF SHOES and GATHERS for
ladies, misses, and children.
ALSO,
a,.,oa and beautfful assortment OF CENTS sHofS
and CATERS, inside Of French CALI sea- sk'n'
French Goat, and glove kid. .
Those in want of anything in my line can hardly
fell to be suited. Call on
JOHN G. PAGE. JR.,
13es Main street,
mys-1w between Twelfth and ihirteenth'
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In the YoUNG-DANA suit, You've employs
BEAST BurLrg for the sake Of gratifying
his desire for vengeance, whilst DANA en-
ploys OAKEY HALL to save his money.
BUTLER is the most unpopular man that
could have been employed in the case
HALL is the most popular one in New York
1t is very to predict the result. Both
parties will succeed-YoUSG In having
DANA we'll bleckballed, and DANA in saving
his money.
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m SALALEM BROTH.-RENsoN's sA-
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letter, Itch, Ringworm, Barber's Itch Salt
Rheum, Poison Oak and all eruptions Of the skin.
This specific is confidently recommended to all
sufferers from any of these annoying diseases as a
certain and speedy cure, completely eradlcating
the disease, leaving the skin delightfully."- soft and
pleasant
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
an 1o3m Richmond, Va.