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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-19
Good News--Congress to Adjourn.


We copy the following from the
Saint Paul Dispatch, an intensely
Radical paper: "It is reported that
Congress will adjourn on the 4th of
July. Why not adjourn forthwith !?
Stand not on the order of going, but
go at once. In session five months
already with nothing done, there is
little hope for anything in the remain
ing days of the session. A greater
burlesque on legislation never existed.
The weighty aud all-important legis-
lation demanded by the country has
been wholly neglected. Wrangling
in Committee of the whole-reading
and presenting speeches never to. be
read, loafing in executive session un-
der the " Irresistible humour of Alex
ander p. Ramsey" shade of Pluto de-
liver US, and drawing their salaries
from an overtaxed people-this is the
history of the present Congressional
Club. The best thing it can do, is to
adjourn. We second the motion with
a hearty good will. The people vote
I. unanimously "aye." Now adjourn.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-19

pALL TICKETS printed vi sssAasss and
ID dispatch at this se4ee.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-19
HARDWARE

on hand, and the patronage of those wanting
anything in nay line respectfully solicited. as
surfing them PRICES will not prevent them
buying, J. e. PRENTISS.
Rayenna. April 1, 1870, s4-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28

madbte pl6Btib cine uuuoerbnre Gutoedung.
So lag GtiUas uie cine ountle gBeina8ung IN
nteirer Seele, uno i'd fanor OaB itb Otss Gt'
mas nit Der S1nelltQteit Oes Slibes an etnem
einliBen Strnbl erfilt babe"
Gr itrid nit Der 9anO liber Die Sttrn, als
woHe cr Isine 8eoanten ioumeln; 3tQt aber
ididte It6 an, oeu Yapillou 3u oerlaiien. SO
fam clue unertldrlidbe Bangi8tett lber tie, CT
mar bod su ionoerbar. Nub fiel ibr Elm, oaB
es ci8cntltb gang 8e9cn Site uno Initano iet,
cinenl ibr odnjlidl iremoen 9errn, uno nod
oa,u einem auspeiprohenen Q8i0eria6sr Der
Iante, elm ldn9crcs @eiprdh lu 8efatten. Sic
bate ben &eiS ittnss Dri9inelen Q8elens auf
Ii9 eiulpirtcn lnIen. Oas mar tbDrtdt gene
len uno muBe nun 10 ibnell tuie mDgib wtss
Der out 9ema4t werOen.
,,Run, bari i'd meiut 8ert6cioi2urg niht
gu gnOe Itlbrln 2" fra8te er btttnor ais ite
ii1 Der Sbar n6berte,
vDen ShluB lam i'd Sbnen ielbIt ia8en',
ent9eenete tie, ou5 8eiibt balb rn6 iDm Sus
rldmenOenO. Isle baben Die 0ofrdtbtn 6Glf
9eri6tti9 oertast bas Esht 1T Sbnen 3uz
peiproben norOeu, uno On Sbr lsioenihaitlts
DER QBunib nibt oIort in @rilltuns 9c9au
gen 1T, 10 Iino sic aornig 9cporOen, bab n
Oies Gob in Die g8anO Ibloqen laieu uno err
parten nun obne 3ptiiel cine unper8leiAlite
Oeies 8smalIitreids."
(5Ouitbuns iuI8tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28

sOrfsaoab gferstbobn;, =,

Ndh on lDntpmH hholl9 pon npr utorsehs
bis IL uhr Nbenos. --.
glad SoUanstOwu UNI 8. 6ls. * unO 81 utr
Wtorgens unO 21S, 3k. AZ, 5K uno 6H ubr @bsnos.
Nm SOnntGsen: I'm l0H uno TX nbr Wtor9ens
uuo 121s, lK, ~. 49,, Ak, 5K uto OK nbr Nadln.,
uno BON Gouaustown bierber. I'M uuo IL ubr Wtor'
gems uuo /, 2 8, 4, 8, 6, Z uno ubr IG6mittags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28
spc3ial : Otuti3eu,
Mns.Ocfen.

METROPOLITAN | CRESCENT EAGLE
Die butgiieu im Mnrtie bel @. u. 8rppfs,
lHRni2l-3llte.l SIR II. Nirbs GutapltrQBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28
0erma&tias
efrurr- DGll6rrnng5- -Gtlrllfbaft.
$780, 900 90 8aar. Sedpitat.
553.O5A.8I utberfdbuA am l. saruar 1870.


81 O53. .Ob4. 81 GutdI'Serm6geu,
ben 9sebrn oes Staatss 9lerusYOrt emGB angtIeet
8rrFGert IN Der ,,0ermltia"
Die yG3ermdniaa III eine san1 ocutIbs GjeIeuI4uf
SO tit Die GltrIie oeutlde @cieuihaFt in Nmertd.
abr erObCs adpitdl nit bcoClttenoem tcbrrlGuB Gee
pGbrt ben Ieritherieu Die bette Stdlerbeit.
Vile gCrluite lperoen prompt uHo Oou baabt.
Sbre gedldfte ino uno lprr0tn pets au' cine uorIbs
tiae uro ioliOe gDeiie sefiibrt
Die oeutide Guno6aft idtrt ber ySerndnia" eine
berpprra8enoe Stellun8 untsr allen Bsrtdenn8ss
Iddften
Die ,,CStrmanfd" lit bic erte uuo beocurnoHe beut.
Ite 0crIiderunos.G .G5cieuihdft in ben Der. Shaten.
Stnf anosrs ,St g9a trSi i%n S SaH Sr0ss'
e. s.. Nrpnb s SGbnc, Is!nten,
Rr.21, SoutbftraBe, Baltimore, Ro.
AB- gcIiccn werotn in Der @sentr ousaeirtiat uno
geruite brjablt. t9untl,l5rLa.&,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28

NWTHBV'UTWVV2 W -VBVVTWTW
iolOt.
Bon 9rcmtnnutb Baltimore fiirSruntbicue goIo S2i so
DO. iiir Gtnbcr ilUildtn uno Snbrtn 1000
jer DGmpler UOn Bremen nab baltimore:
I'M 3OlldCnOtdt t-.,,.,.......'..,.....''p 'pOlo NluOV
qJaNuge.Biurs fit bin uno iurttd ~ berab8tlebtfn
Breilcn. tNprhl3,lJ,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28
sOsspstIsr far astIsnbs.


RaS allen StdtioHsH-um ubr Woretns,
aHb BtnntHtr, 6traBbur9 nnb 3tpt4tHpidst
am 4 o5 qta6mttass tansqtnoSnnsE Sonnta9sl. Ssr
ubr WorQenu9 oerbinos llo9 NM Strasbnr8 u. 9ar'
GtIonburg oia IRaraNas gdp'Sabn.
Ra@ 6tm gB Hen - UNI uno AS Nbsnbs
Raa Srtotrtd nnO Qa8srstopu -um l!sr
Fa6 gIIteott Gttp II. t. tp.-um 6 10 uno 9.50
Woraeus uuo $3.50 Rndm. sountoss ausssuontmsrD
unO mad mount 4trep I'M ubr gladnl.
II 80 Roreens nno 2. 1856. Las unO $50 Abenos.
Rad annapolis - nm unD ll.SO vtorgshB
9on gIaSbtMefor-,i gI a G. As, 7.25 II. rs Ulor'
gems uno IL. As, $50, 4.l0, 540 7.45 uno Abenos
%bilabdpbid.ERilminsto gifenbdbt.
gtaa pbuaOslP9ta, 3pt i@enf ttSBsn II SRsI
geps (spnntdgs ausgsnommCnl.
9(ad Ybtia ab efp bia unO ReU.Dort tbet
Btrrpuiae nadj Bort 8epoI abbte8eno) um 800 Ttor'
S'@y5 @a& Ut GifaSeip 3 a GnS Reu .Yorf NO IN
SBmiu9tou nit Der p0eldUGrs Gtlenbabn" oftomofhol
Hm 40 s!admitta9s SonniaPs Gns9snommsnl
pm 3 ubr glddJmjttaas (Sunitaas aus9euommetl:
glad BbtIabeIpb la - UNI ,25 Nbenos' ta9lit9
Raa Iep' gOrt- GgpreBluS nm lO'4o @oenoS'
iasItdl.
SbfIabe(pbia.8altu Central. gitubabn
berI6kt Baltimore un % Uoraeus uuo 2.4O gladbin
Biuet.8ureau glr l47, Be,'. .Satmorettrafs
R5rblid,e Central. @iienbabn
Rab @tttsburg, Drm Deten uno Ror'
ben ~ bis an sic @}aSara. 8 allt, an allen sta.
fioueu Npiideu Salm re uno Yort dn9alteno -taBIIp
um 755 gRor9ers tGonntdGs aus9enomnlen).
9ladl Yittsburg, Dem Beten uhD Wpr
ben bis WtIitam SPORT UNI erieI ta9'iSo um
l2 Is Nadlntd9s tSonntG8s ausgenonrenl:
Wah Ytttsburg, ben Wtugaras i allen uno
guffaIo- tGglit um / 90 4beros.
9tdh gtttsburg un0 Dem gu omef fen, an
ben SduOtatioueu i,udleu Baltimore nno Sarrtsbur8
anbaiterO tGsIit nm TAO Gbenos (SonItass aus8s'
nommcn.
Refltdt WarpIduner @tIenbabn - I'M
TBS Utproers uuO $50 gtGdnltttd9s.
Ra6 9ettqsbur8-um um H5o Htor9ehs nno lz'lo
9ladmtHaes.
gSad 5anoOtr-um 1855 glor8sns unO 1918 unO
$50 9tahTittags.
GumberlanOsr bal'B11n-um 100 utor'
gens uno II. Is gtaduitta9s
Rad, Dort - tGSli4 un $50 Raamttto8s (SOrn'
19s ausgenontllenl.
Rad BarftOn tGsIih UNI $50 gaaEl. tSoni'
TAGS Gus9enommsn).
Sla6 IibIanO- td8Ia nm 10 20 UtOr8enst SOnn'
td9s aus9enpmmen).
Billet 'BHreau SIR. g. glOrO. gaIUertFr.
@dtuusotnsr ~ferbebabn,
Stinolb bon nbr Wtor8ens big llbr Nbsnos l
ubr ausacnomnten. SOnntdgs itinblih bon ubr
Wlorgsns bts br abenos uno troe babe Stunoe bon
2-7 ubr AbGnos mad 9ouoOn 4art.
gta1 e Glltc oft 6 ttp-um unO 10 ubr Wtors
gems unO uno 6 uGr gtadmtttaes. 3uridtbreno BON
ubr 9lddlmittGgs. - Nn Sonnta9eH I'M uno 10 Hbr
Wlor9ens uno >, uno ubr gladmttags natb, unO s
uno 10 ubr gtor9ens uno 3, 5 uHo Gpr gahntittd9s
bon GlicOtt Gttp,
gprF-gCab pferStbobn.
EaG otp lpntopH ittnoltb ppn Hbr utor9ens
bis IL uhr Nbenos -.
Nad GoUanstuwu UNI 8, 6ls, TX uno sK ubr
g1orgtrs uuO az, 3X. AZ, 5K uuo 6k ubr @benos.
Nm SOnntGgen: I'm l0G uno TX nhr Wtor9ens
uuo 12I5, lk, ~, 3b, Ak, 5K uro OK ubr 9iadlIt.,
uro BON Gouanstolun bierbr UNI 10 uuo II GlBr Wtor'
gems uno |, 2, 8, 4. g. 6, unO nlr Raamltta9s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28

Die bIIiafe Sdub unO Sti,isIs eanoIuns
In Der Stabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28
&elS' nopulGrer gdlnllaher

R4- guIiccn lperorn III Der asentur ousseirttat ut
geriuitc bJG1lt t9uutl ,l5rLa.&0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28


Der orOBc 8ertauf bon StieIetn uuO S6uben bat bee
aonuen in ben nGditen 80 5G8en >uirD ausuertat um
oen 5trbruaaren Yab 1u MAIDEN. gStr aarntiren,
ban iebrr qrtiI 70 bebaften it, mic an9etimt9t it,
Samen,@aiters auer Arten mitabiaBen 10 @h.-$l.
ptorodos sSticjeI fir Samen 81, 81 .25, S1.5O.
bobc 9qncus@aiters an Der Seite 9cIdntirt $3.50.
GonareB.Gjaiters fir gGodeu 65 6ents.
ltotodoss sticIeI fir Vtdbden IS Gts., 100.
9amensp partoftelu aller Nrt 40 bis 30 Gts
berren.G orgrtBs s@aiters 81 so, 81, S2.5
Gjeuagelte (peggedl Serren'S Salmorals Sl.5O, I75.
500 Yuar Serrens sStGfel $3.50 tg9ertb S5).
Gjenagete (pegged) &uaben Sdmorals 81 20. 81 DO
10000 g5aar Santn. puushub 25, 80 uno rs SGnts.
Sobe 9aiting s9Giters iiir Ut6ohen 81, $l36.
Qalbleoerne Sdjube iiir Wdotbcn IS Gents.
Sin un9ebcurer Borratb bon fertiggemabter Nrbeitl
HE- Dlr babeH ale aDaareu purratbis. pebe tuir
dnjeigenl 3. @elt epbn.
(Wtat21, ,3Wtte.) SIR. SO, 9torosgutalptraBt
Der bette 94lae, nm etne S6dbm1a
fdtne su edufcn, lit oaS
tuu als soren Raidntn III babsn iinO uie i'm esidt,
pOn 9eorg &. $trpbmener, Jun, Rr. 8, Rpte'
Bdphraee.
9lGbmoihntn tperbeu auf's Belle uno 8iutsFe duste'
ttIisrt Gud balt Id siue 9rOBe auspatl BON Seifv
8dtn uhb Gel Jum @ebraute Der Wai1tnen btutgr
ais an eintm an0ern Aiabe. CWprl27, ,oUtf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28
sbanfs' felbft operirenSc spulen'

gStube (Bobbin Winder)
flint tpabreno oss gebrdudts Der Wa9lnaldtns otf
Spus. sic tann nit Der Gmpirc.Wabln osrbunosn
tptrotn. ,.> -. -. IL
Siuorr ihe ffdmilien.Raidtne
SSants isIbNoprirsnoe Spulcn,uinbt paBt oprIHslld
lur iflorsnee idsu Waihine.
mas i'd iir mstnt gBeso'ide Utaibne wir6te
Sbants lebittbGge Spnerpiros lam ah oerSolpf''
idtn Utaidine nidJi ibertrchcn peroen.
eraos ir msine aiie 9GbD. .gDsbrer s Waibtus babsn
wouie. ~
Gbanis' ielbnoperrenoe Spultrlutiof maAt Die Sfa'
pttt ide Wdidre ctt eomplei. .
Gtanfs leIbubotiae Spulenptnot ttpnrt thrtr prets
ourdl 3sit, espno, @us oer Arbtit u. |. no IN snsn'
Wondt.
ed,ids u 4. 1bauts. efe Der Sombare' rne
ebarp ffrdae, Baltimore, Wp, nab snsr lodaen
Yrtis 81. 90.
as- Das GsIo ,pirb iurHdtraitt, ,psrn PC t& ntdt
ipis an8seeben, betpa9rt. l5uhttO iVttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28
ltflt rineu SsaG I!

or. xBind,el brau6t oas SaIpetsr pTuo Sas
(9aeas) 6qlt bier In Der Siaot felt beinabeS Sabrtn
no es III rtt Elm Fau In lusIdent iirt Dtriabrun9s.
pee Td i'm Gsrtneiifn aIs IhdoIi etisl9t. 4erforen
ueIde elm lueng furhtam ootr nerp0s binRhtlit ots
3abnausIiebens lino f6nnen III otdsr balten. oaB is
6,n gott6eiI oon aroBsr @riahruue Oerbunoen nit Sc.
IbtdIttteit in bie,m Gtablemsnt frorn.
3abrs sarntIrtn. fueIde gani nairid1 ausiebtr, bon
so bis $40; Wusiitbsn bon 3dbnen NIT 2aagas 80
Gents fir ieoen.
E3iuders 8abnar,nsi' @tabIif ifFtment,
Rr. ts8, 6apette>,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28

HopsUtulbuen'SeoWH'
Sie Nr. l aab=lai9tns
far 6abrifantsn
IN Don btioncsr,r &r6Bt, tbr ari uno trdttig leht W
bdnDbdbsn tpeiltg &ernui na4tnD hr ttot Nrt N0pfs
lei BON bAunftn 9attnt bis ium odfen Weber -
sinstrttti ano NIT baumpoutntm, lnnsnsm nno ttot'
nsia 5abtn gIstS gut arbetisuo, Sbaon itt aurIenl
i'm Warttt, Hno olt TaI&nsn bsretts in groB.r 3abl
bel 5abriiantsr TN 8aulsn Ganot i'm Ssbraute Ano
5sotrmann 1T NIT lbntn ausnsbmsrh lutrieotn.
ssusnIAs.
UnSsr WaIttnia uno Der Baitcr battn Be'ot 9brt
9r stab. b.IRaihint auf utriGitotren etohtH - e0m
ip,ran Ge6irrlsber uno einjen aatiertudt uno Cat
tIne bis ium bHnnfitn getutbtn Yaptert - oons p,s
epanrna III otr0noern sritnotd probir nro 8tpral'.
uro mir tios oaB Rs auf alien Stpffsn stnen opi
fomn,enen Gtid, madbt. 80 bin RletotrbanoltI " :
ifabrtant babe bic Singer'iht uno onoett Waldtrir
Sabrt Iana prpbrt uno erilart obHt Gfbtnien Spts
Saiit.Wai6ln far stttans bic bsas oon antn' 0''
g6tcsao, Sa., p,u 2l. sunt 1868.
E3tniam end,
Sittotrbdnoler uno 5abriiani w u. 4atNf.
siSo babe Sbrs Wr. Waihinh bet otrl6hotntm eiic.
tptr sraf6itts uno grnol probit nmo srtiars ne e9
Sa,bsrn fiir cine tsbr porshsltdss @afesins:- e''
drbetttt ratt uno gtranl1los uhp '"tu 'u' eoutpW'
sseues &tiid Mrbeit.
Hbtfaeo. Sn., ben 20, Juit l9es.
Gooub. u. Stttsl.5 5abrtant, VI. 70. Raneolpett,
,bre orpj,e ptrbtftrt 6abriianter.JRaldtp n BIZ
S,t iir Gd,nstor bic i'd, ie benust unb ID bsbt in t
nm GsIdaIt, In Sabrtn sns g,enst Waid,ir,n prc.
oirt siIas eaubtrteit, Dnnttbaftiaftt nue rai&si
arb,tisn aubelanst IN ilt unibsrirottsn
9t. Bouts. Ru.. Is. 3dnuar 1855.
Branf Dastnsott,
sltibtrbanoI,r. sSinbsn potsl@.
SSrnber &c Eaier'S
tadh. @l a Sfinen Tabrtt
pr. 13l, Saltimorefr..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28
Der bette 9ylae, nm etne S6dbm1-
Saltimurrr 3aguursueisGri@aft

NucpH'Vue peF @utuio' Hitp SufutpSuWtene
geunu paFeroe 3abugdrrihlren $40 = $l5 lpeIb
bultdtb OerSanerbaitigtett 9taucmhtritnibt iibtr.
troifsu weroen t0unen, gorIt9Iides @oo Juin Stlen
r 81 SiIber ST. ipeIe als oauerbat 9arantirt iper'
ben Nitrous Oxide 9as ieotn Gag fri't, lno 3dbne
9dmLtt) Obne Sbmerlen aus9eo8en fir so Gents pro
Stit
8as gfreau IL gu allen stuuben seDftnst.
(Ytail4, ,l2Wtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28

unfall DeI'm Salllptelen - Nm
Samitas Abeno lab in &awrenceoile bel
Yittsburs, pa, Der &nabc Soiepb @utenoorf
elmer Yartie Ballipieler au, als plDblib oas
S&lasiheit ben SdnOen einss Der Spieenoen
enti9liipfte uno ibn nit iOl6er 8smGlt an bic
Raie traf ouB Oeren Guoben gebrOGen uno
lie itlbIt mitieu auseinanoer 9sipaIten puroe.
Or. Arenkberg bat Den &n0ben in Sebanes
lang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28
SlaMbart.
Cine Ebiirinser gr5dblung
g. @arGttt.


(6ortlsbuu8)
vllun, bielleidt - ole 3urhdueiIun9 in
Sbrem &ef6t ldBt mid ni6t belweifeln, mas
S6nen sunGdTt phri9susnertb 1T = pieleidt
oas 8eripre6en. OaB i9 oOnn 8eben uno Sic
allein laiien tuill!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-28
GrcNiflricic nnN YNcdllcl

auf paviS, Poncpn Ifm1crbam urD pauptpabt
0cltitbldnb's beiianOta Iu bdbcn BET
0jcbriieern Suuiuat I,
Wr. 20, Shb.Q .QbolhjA jAraBt,
(4-) tine 3reppe yUh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-02

MAYORS CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of yesterday:
Jacob Page (negro), charged with break
ing into and entering in the nighttime the
store of Samuel Scott and stealing lot of
groceries, was called, and case continued
until the 4th instant.
Joe Anderson (negro), up for stealing
six pairs of socks from Il. North, was sent
on for Indictment.
Richard Wingfeld (negro), drunk and
abusing Mrs. Burnstein, was discharged.
Delhi Haskins (negro), drunk, disorderly,
and resisting the police, was discharged.
Mrs. Heckinger, charged with taking pos
session Of small amount of money the
property of Fanny Isaacs (negro), was dis
charged.
Henderson Morris, feloniously cutting
and wounding William Hardec, was dis
charged, the difficulty having been COM
promised.
Susan Miller, charged with picking the
pocket of Mrs. Bartholomew, and Mary and
Christopher Bartholomew, charged with in
decently abusing and threatening Mrs. Mil
ler, were arraigned on cross warrants, and
discharged after hearing.
henry vaughan kneSro} Was eeut on iof
Indictment for feloniously assaulting and
beating Robert Braxton.
Delaware Pleasants (negro), charged
with breaking and entering in the night
time the store of r. G. Smithers and steal
ing therefrom lot of dressed fowls, was
called, and his case continued until this
morning.
J. J. Phelps, arrested with a coat and
satchel in his possession stolen some time
since from Judge Burnham, was sent on for
indictment for felony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-02
CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS NOMINATIONS FOR

CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS NOMINATIONS F0r
Observation-Disclosures AND SUPERINTEHD.
ENT OF PUBLIC INsTRUCTI0N.-Ata O caucus
OF the Conservative members of the Legis-
lature held in the Hall of the House Of Del.
egates last night, there being very full
attendance, John L. Marye, of SpotsyIvania,
tne present incumbent of the Office, was,
Dy the unanimous voice of the body, nomi-
netea Tor Lieutenant Governor.
FOR the Office of Superintendent Of Pub
ic instruction there was contest, the gem
tlemen named being W. Fl. Rnffner, of
Kockbridge; r. G. Marshall, of Fauouier ;
VIM. Johnston, of Clarke; W. W. Walker.
OF Westmoreland J. +. Early, of Greene !:
Charles Mattin, of Hsmpden Sidney COL
lege; and r. G.. Banks, of Goochland. On
the first ballot the vote stood Ruffner, a
Walker, %; Marshall, 13; Johnston, Q;
Martin, 2; Early, l; Banks, /. Whole
number Of votes, sc /: necessary to O choice,
a. So that Mr.. RuH'ner was declared the
choice of the caucus, and his nomination
was thereupon made unanimous. The eau
Gus then adjourned at about I o'clock sub
ject to the call of the chairman.
Mr.. Marye is too well known to need
any comment here, and the fact of his be-
ing unanimously nominated is sufficient
proof that his election will be highly satis-
factory. Mr.. Ruffner is son of Rev.
Henry Rufner, D. D., we'll known as the
author of the famous Ruffner pamphlet.
He was formerly chaplain of the Univer-
sity of Virginia. He was an Old-Line
Whig, but since the war has taken no part
in politics. He is considered a gentleman
Of fine ability, and eminently fitted for the
position.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 2 1870.

p. EFF .cr OF TIE VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD ON
-. DHe kRuPT CAsEs.-tudge Underwood YES.
te tdey asked the bnr to consider the the cues @
tlon now far the homestead feature Of the
new Constitution of Virginia affected mend
ing suits in bankruptcy. Were bankrupts
entitled to the homestead exemption in ad-
dition to the other exemptions specially re-
iesred to in the act Of Congress? He Incl
uentally mentioned that as member of
the Constitutional Convention he voted
against the retrospective portion of the
homestead article, believing then that it
was in violation Of the Constitution of the
United States. Since that time, however.
there had been decisions which had shaken
his opinion, and he was not now 80 certain
that debts contracted prior to the adoption
OF the Virginia Constitution might not be
barred by the homestead exemption. He
wished the bar to consider all the questions
which might arise under the Virginia Con-
stltution as it might affect cases in bank
ruptcy. After some desultory converse
tion between the Judge and members of the
bar MIR. Neeson gave notice that on to-
morrow morning he would present petit
ton which would raise some of the issues
referred to.
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DRY slsrt,nS.

TAMEs E. BURRESS, JOSEPH q. VIII.
~ LlAMS, andJ0HN N. WOODFIN, have form
ell CO. to conduct In the city Of Rich.
mond a GENERAL DSY GOODS business.
Their firm name will be BURRESS WILLIAMS
3 CO.. and they viii open on Monday next in tho
elegant store Main street between Eleventh
and Twelfth full and complete stock OF FOR
EIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, embracing
every article usually found in rst-class wholesale
and retail dry goods houses.
Or'r stock has been purchased within the pact
two weeks on the most favorable terms, and in
consequence of the recent heavy decline In dry
goods can be sold low, while II Is entirely new and
comprises all OF the latest novelties. Our line of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS ia beautiful and attrac-
tive, and too extensive TO enumerate. Goods for
men, boys and girls, full and complete. House.
furnishing goods OF every description.
We invite an examination by those in want Of
frst-class goods, and promise our best cndeavors
to please. BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
Main street.
MARCH lot 1870, NH l-2w
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r,,HIRIY DAYS LONGER.

Respectfully inform buyers of
DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
,ba, am Offering my eutire stock OF
WINTER GOODS
at and below cost for thirty days longer. pur-
chsscrs will do we'll by calling before buying
elsewhere.
GOOD CALICO 1t l29c.:
PLAID and STRIPED POPLINS. sac.;
IRISH and FRENCH PoPLINS at reduced
prices;
BLACK and COLORE SILKS in 81 eat variety;
yELVETEENS in different shades:
full line Of BLACK ALPACAS and MOURN
ING GOODS;
DOUBLE and SINGLE BR0C1lE SHhWLS
cheaper than ever;
BED BLANKETS for SIS worth As;
FLANNEIs, all grades from Csc. upwards;
LINEN DOYLIES at fl per dozen;
IRISH LINENS from s7ac. upwards;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, C0RSETS, HOOP
SKIRTS. NOTIONS, &c.--a full line, and
ut prices to suit the times:
LADIES' and MISSES VESTS,
GENTLEMEN'S and Boys UNDERWEAR at
reduced prices:
DOUBLE and SINGLE WOOL SlIAWLS,
CLOAKS and CLOAkINGS sold at sacrifice :,
A large stock OF CAsSIlERES, CLOTHS, r.4
MELToNS, CASINETs, KENTUCKY
JEANS, &C.. for gcntemen's and boys
wear, very low;
Good quality CANTON FLANNEL at 1s3c.,
HOODS, NUBIAs, SONTAGs, BREAKFAST
sHAWLS. MISSES sACQUEs, at cost;
BLACK and BROWN COTTONS-a full line;
uEMsTITCHED HkNDKERCHIEFS at el.5o
per dozen;
Good HUCK TOWELS at $2 per dozen;
CuIGNoNS, all Shades just received.
AuIask il 4 call 10 be convinced that We are
selling goods to suit thctines.
JULIUS SYCLE,
as Broad street, between Fourth and Fihh
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. fc IL
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS Court.
b. Hardgrave and Daniel Rahily, of Pc
tershurg, were examined before United
States Commissioner Chahoon yesterday
for violation Of the revenue laws In sell
ing ardent spirits without license, and
were sent on for indictment by the grand
jury at the May term of the United States
court.
James B. Miller, who was charged with
selling tobacco on which no tax had been
paid, was honorably acquitted, no evidence
being adduced against him.
In the case of Solomon Levy, indicted
for violation of the internal revenue laws,
a r,olle pr0sequi was entered.
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VIRGINIA CONFERENCE METHODIST EPIs-
coPAL CHURcH.-The Virginia Annual Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
(North) meets in the United States court
room this morning ut 10 o'clock, the use of
the room having been granted to the body
by Judge Underwood. Bishop james will
preside. The Conference was organized
two years ago with five preachers, and now
numbers forty-one preachers and about
5000 members. This body does not in
clude the colored churches, whose Confer
ence meets in Lynchburg next Wednesday.