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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-11
May Festivities.

MAY Festivities.
The display of youth and beauty
at Thespian Hall on Monday night,
(2nd May,) was, indeed, most charm
ing. The female dress alone has ever
struck US, in its boundlcss variety and
perfect elegance and grace, setting off
so appropriately the charming female
form, as one of tho most brilliant and
pleasing creatious of fancy. But the
young ladies of Winnsboro were not
content to trust to their own lowell
ness alone, as bright as sunlight and
as fair and beautiful as spring. They
ransacked nature, aud adorned
TLespian Hall with evergreen gar
lands most gracefully arranged, and
deokcd out with flowers of yaricgatcd
hue. The stage particularly Was ex-
quisitely ornamented, and as tho cur
tain rose, it was. difficult to decide
which was the more beautiful sight,
the fair young Queen Of May seated,
on'her throne, surrounded by bcvy
Of young and beautiful girls dressed in
pure white and adorned with garlands
and flowers not more fair, or the hap.
py faces of the spectators of more ad-
vanced age bright with smiles, and
boaming'with seif-forgetful sympathy
and innocent joy. How beautiful the
link which binds youth to advanced
and advancing age
1t will be expected Of US to 60 into
particulars and pay Gfty compliments,
each of which will be better than the
other; to do full justice to the bright
mess Of Spring and Summer, while re-
.cording tho glories of Autumn and
Winter; while remembering the
graceful offerings of Flora to the
lovely Queen, not to forget the Graces
Fthat lowered round the scene; to
mention with due praise the young men
who volunteered such sweet music, and
those benevolent people who engineer
ed the inexperienced throug hthe
dance, as well as . take special notice
of.the worthy ladies wbo made, the one,
the Queens -magnifoently gorgeous
lvernal sceptre, and tho other, her bril-
lisntly variegated and gloriously
beautiful crown of flowers, beyond all
dispute n chef d. our,e Of delicacy and
elegance of taste. But it rs impossi-
ble. The cautious matrons who as
sisted in this brillirnr display, by
fatal oversight, neglected to propiti-
ate Bacchus and to inspire the editor
of tho Winnsboro Nswsat least, upon
thie the tenth anniversary of his we'd Z
dipg-day, With anything stronger thar
lemonade, SO that he feels unequal to
E:hs task. "A dseugbt of that beverage,
Ehowa ever, did. inspire, him syithia sort
Of dutch courage for the occasion:
bee, felt g powerfai impulse TO dance
Ewith every young girl in the Hall, ,and
lsif he Had been q Briareu US, with hun
Edred hands, we'll acquainted with the
round dances, he would have willing
ly taken all of'them in his arms. As
1t ie, he did the best be possibly
could unable to dance with the en-
tire number Of young ladies, sswhen
music arose with its voluptnous swell, ,'s
he was fortunate enough to obtain her
EMajeaty's gracious hand for a dancey
end to strip II on TIE light fantastis
toe," for the first time for nineteen
years, with tho stately aud ;mperial
Queen Of them all. t*a-,S+ &t' i
.y, ssse>e-e~esae@-&-4----l- :. ,Y
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The State of South Carolina,

. FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BY ". M NELSON, Esq, Pro1aic JuIye
NNTHEREAS. George II. McMastcr, vii
w, Will annexed, made suit TO me, to
grant him Letters Of Administration Of the
Estate md effects Of John s. Johnston, de.
ceased. These are therefore 10 ri,c nnd
admo 'ish all and singular the kindred md
creditrrs Of the said Joliu =. Johnston, de-
ceased, that they be and appear, before me.
in tho Court Of Probate, 70 b" held at
Winnsboro, on the 18th Of May Next, after
publication hereof nj IL O'clock in the
forenooh,' to gs.ew ce.gc, e any .hey have,
why the said Administration should not bc
granted.
Given uhtler my hand, this secon dss Of
May, Ammo Domini 1870
". NJ. NELSON,
may 2-tGxl J. p. &C.
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Securities more in demand. Exchange
fnvoring buyers. Money easier. Bank
rates u cent. month on Stock oollater.
"ls. Outside rates arbitrary. Bank notes
#lhlls marked thus ~ are being redeem
cd nj The Bank Counters Of eGoh
jan 22..1, .''H
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The Tampa (Fla.,) Penin.ala says. d;
A spring with wonderful medicinal
properties has been discovered near
that place. The waters Of this spring
readily cure sore logs and restore hair
to the bald hoaded. This beats any
quack medicine yet. ON record. to.
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--latest Quotations of y tg
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
CHARLESTON, S. ca.
Corrected Weekly by A. @. KAUFMAN,
Broker, No. 26 Broad St.
Mayo. 1870


STATE SEcuRIrIEs-SouthC Carolina, old
%; do, ew.-@8o' do, rcgistered
stock, ex int--@8O s3St sis" r
I RAILROAD pST0cKs-7-Charlotte, Columbis
and Augusta, ,--@50 :'Gr euvflle and CO.
lumbia, 81 North eastern, go; sSa.
vapnah and Charleston, 30 South Carolina,
(whols shares) a54 {; do. (hafs lo) %. ~.
souTH cAnoLiSA BANK BILLS. 80.
*Bnnk Of GhaYlesto ,,'ae.14F Ha -M-
Shank of Newberry, t.re Ia =.
bank of Camden, ...f 81 Id
Bank Of Georgetown, --5G1-
Bank Of South Carolina, 51-
Bank of Chester, ..s SID
Bank OF Hamburg, s(G,-
Bank Of State Of s. G. prior to 1861, 5S(.--
Bank Of State Of s. G. issue 1861
s,,, sna 1862, 300
*Planters' and Mechahies' Bank
Charleston, "a
*Peoples Bank Of Charlcs,on, %
*Union Bank of Charleston. -M-
Southwestern Il II Bunk, Charles.
lon, loid) o.
Southwestern II r Bank, Charles.
ton, (new) 90
state bank Of Charleston, 2@-
Farmers and Exchange Bank OF
Charleston. --@G
Exchange Bank Of Columbia, -M-
Commercial Bank of Columbia. lM-
Merchants Bank of Cheraw, 2M-
Planters Bank Of Fairfield, 2GS-
State of S. g. Bills Receivable. por
City Of Charleston Change Bills, par
s"r...
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ESTABLISHED 1850.

(S3a> RESPECTFULLY in! ss 60
N.M forht the cttizons of @Sa-~ 1'1Ss
Winnsboro and Fairfield District, that I
have full assortment Of Watches, Jewc,ry,
Clocks, Spectaclcs, So, always on hand,
AMI will sell nt the lowest prices. and would
reaisso' fully ask the continuance of the
patronage of my old friends and uston,ers,
All goods Warranted as represented. Iam
prepared 10 do oil Kind OF Watch u,tl Jew
slry WORK and ha7e always a good took Of
material on hand, and will guarantee satis.
faction. All work wnrrGntcd
- IL. ,5 J., CHARLES MULLER
II Second door from Col. Mon's Olias.
.apl go
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4 LSO

Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Tea, &c., Of bes
quality, md NIL at low prices for salo by
KETCHIN, McM.rSTER & BRICB
april7
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Notice to Tax Psyerg.

TtHR Nms f5rjssufns executions Cor Isax;
J. 90 10 the c0th Of; Meg, 1870. All par.
Ties who have fe!ls8 10 pay their Taxes for
1868 ED 80 would 40 Vel 10 taRa due 40,
tioo end govern ttheppssaysa saepsdiDsly.
- $50. w. CLARKE,
cpl sarssfo Geaety gssasafsse
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sfkoYAh NoTlos; go, ,sparties IN. want want Of
| oors, Sasites and Bljnds,Swe refer to 1.-The,
Advertisement ofsP..$'P. Toalc. the lar 90,
manufacturers Of those goods in Charleston
Price list Furnished on application, =. !. D.-..
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New Goods.

Ladies and Ge, ts' Shoes. Brogans, Sole
Leather, Tubs, Brooma, OH Cloths, India
Rubber Balls, Napkin Rings, Combs Hair
Pins, Bands, sc. A ynricIy Of Lamps for
Halls and Parlors, Lanterns. Pocket Ian.
tcrns' &C., &c. Shades, Sewing Birds,
Tape Lines.
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sKosKoo.EThis5 medicine. is rapidly. gain
ing, the confidence of Tho people, and Tile
numerous Testimonials of lis virtues, given
by practitioners of medicine, leaves no
douhtthat II Is a safe and reliab,e peineiy
for impurity Of the blood, liver disease, 60.
The last Medical Journal contains an ar.
iiclo from Prof. r. =. Newton, NJ, b. ,Presi-
dent Of the Il Medi.College. city Of New
York, that speaks in high terms Of its curaa
live properties, and gives d specfn' recon:
mendation of Ko,koo TO- tho practitioners of
medicine. This Is. 40 believe, the firsr in
stance where such medicines have been
officially endorsed W fhe Faculty Of any 81
the rhedaS@p coilegcs, snd reflects great
credit npnn tfs Ok u Of pr. Lawrence, It's
compounder, and also pMfs s'Koskoo'' in
TIE van Of oil ,osheir medicines Of tho pre-.
aeAs day. I So,
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Noa'assso5to lose.

Read 1t. ,,.3..t.
The last number of"the Rural Caro-.
inian 10 itself worth the subscription
price Of ok months. II it keeps i'm
proving, tho information. it gives in SO
attractive .as shape, cannot, but add
thousahds 'of dollars to the productive
resources of the State. ,4.,ts.
--->>~ -,~->-~~-..>~~~~---
A Dancing School for the Chill
dren. ..t.
Can none of our young ladies start
a>dancing school for the children, say
at dollar month, or $5 quarter,
that will afford amusement, and COM
munioate ease Of manner and Of move.
ment1 Wo believe that it would
succeed, and after little, they could
import == ssfes.. to- assist them for q
few weeks. ~. ,s51,, ro,g
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USVnntjnr, - ~. Y :" = 2. "
AAoSsA~n' .s Hs.~sYi,:E E,.,t .
Atthe anniversary; meeting Of. the
Hook and Ladder Company, No !,
held ON. Tuesday night last, the fol.
lowing were elected officers for the
ensuing scar: :,
Preeident-S. B. Clowney; Vice
Presideut-Pierre Bacot; Directors
W. M.D~ight, W. H.. Williams, "A:
W. .1.sdd. R. D.. Boliok Secretary
and Treasured. II. Flenniken. .
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Grnnassgs pifr,a3a i3 ST. II ,&li sta
The firss Bassalion Of militia has
been organized sas Chsrlessoa With
|doIofed etBeers. I ~ i ~ &, -, ] !, d
.sAssss yeaens Meeting eis thes Board
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NEST1T YORK. d.

Goods Of the Latest Styles and Lowest
Market Prices, which he wishes 10 give his
friends and customers the benefit Of. His
stock Of goods on hand, ia large and varied.
and have been marked down to Half Price
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r,,s weekly Dispatch.

This paper has continued to grow In rnh''c Ia
xor. "A its steadily increasing list provea' Inc
No. for this morning is full OF interest ~ ''".
tsins some highly useful agricultural papers III.
Guiding a valuable essay on the c"l'iVa'''" VI
Cabbage, Potatoes, and Tomatoes, from '.'o ~
of Mr.. JOSEPH RESNIE, highly eAp.. W
and successful gardener OF this S'ean"s o..
the news Of the week; interesting r''''''''' Nv.
and s,ecu,a,ions; entertaining miscellany ~
c,r,,e rcpot. of the markets. etc.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH has become '', "' w." w.
very bcs, channels of communicating WV" '"'
ncon,e Of Virginia and the States south oil us
For sale at the counter, cents per copy ""'
.-,r,,on nor annum, g.. To clubs at less rates.
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DRY GOODS
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS.
THE BEST BARGAINS AND TIE CHEAP
EST GOODS YOU CAN FIND
AT
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S, 1888 MAIN STEEET.
TRY GOODS !
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS.

Large BED-QUILTS at 3l.5o worth $50:
Extra heavy MARSEILLES COTNTERPANES,
50, ST. S., SO, to So, worth twice the money:
Extra cheap BLACK SILKS from 81, II so 81. /;
HEAVY REPS at 81, r.. so, and #3-astonishingly
low:
The greatest bargains in double width BLACK
ALPACA--a fine article at SOC. worth Soc, i;
still finer at 45c., $780, G73c., size, 49, &c. not
75c. IN the dollar;
BLACK BOMBAZINE and ENGLISH GRAPE,
mourning dresses, at less than gold value !;
Fine BLACK LAWN at 12ic. worth 25c.
GRENADIEE ut l23c. EMBROIDERED at20c. /:
FRENCH CAMBRIA JACCONETS, ORGAN
DIES, MOZAMBlQUES, POPLINS, SWISS
CAMBRIA, and CHECK MUSLIN, at the low
est market prices;
LADIES' HANDkERCHIEFS at 75c. per dozen {;
Best WHALEBoNE CORsETS at TSc., cheap
at
Best BLACK and COL cREn KID GLOVES at -,
selling elsewhere ut Sl.50:
LADIES' UMBRELLAS, Soc;
SILK PARASOLS from CSC. to higher grades;
Handsome LADIES' sHAWLS at IL worth go;
~ BROWN and BLEACHED COTTON, Do
MEsTIC GINGHAM, SHIFTING, STRIPED
BED-TICKING, at l2ac.;
LINEN TABLE DAMAsk, double.wldth, at 4oc
worth 7sc,;
CAssTaEREs, TwEEDs, KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINEN, DOEsKIN, and CLOTHS, for men
and boys wear, at all prices.
Every article and great many more aston
ishing cheap goods you will And by calling, with
out delay, as the rush of costumers Is great from
morning till night for those cheap goods, at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
myl7 No. 1888 Main street,
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Virginia improvements.

We are informed by the Hon. LEWIS NC
kENzlE that the River and Harbor bill pend
ing in the. House of Representatives con-
tains appropriations for surveys OF the fol-
lowing improvements
For James river between Richmond and
City Point, including Harrison's Point be-
low the bar;
Appomattox river between Petersburg
and mouth of the river;
Rappahannock river below Frederlcks-
burg;
James River and kanawha canal
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STRAWBERRY EXHIBITIoN.-Thls eXhlbl-
ton, under the auspices of the Horticultll-
raj and Pathological Society, will take place
at st. Albar's Hall tonight. The doors
will he opened at S o'clock. An admission
fee of twenty-five cents will be charged, the
holder of the ticket being entitled to i
plate Of strawberries and icc-cream. kcss-
nich's band has been engaged for the occa-
sion. and ut intervals during the evening
will give some of their most popular airs.
We hope to sec large attendance at this
exhibition. for should the Society be sue
cesSEul in this enterprise others Of similar
character for the other fruits as they ripen
will be held.
The following Committee of Awards for
this exhibition have been appointed by the
President of the Society DR.. S. j. Moore
(clairman), Colonel William Gillian, DR.. y.
&. Beattie, and Mr.. G. d. Williams.
The committee are requested to meet in
the hall promptly ut ! o'clock L. NJ, in
order to examine all specimens sent before
the hour for public exhibition.
We arc requested to ask those who have
agreed to furnish strawberries to be eaten
to send them to Pizzini's rs early in the
morning as possible. Also. to request cX-
hbitors to send in their berries before the
Committee of Awards commence their cN-
animation.
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nAxERe,Apa.


rs11ss z 80
npFnssSh IN AND OHIO PHT
1919. H. j: G0n and after Wednesday. Ia Is
10 W.. w sAeoAasEk TkAIFs Win run 1 az r.,
~. Mi xAIN win run daily be.ve,o '''
Gordons sphn s spriIgs except %
sasr M q dsa .. ssrr1yc at White su LIss:
asri se a. r,cSryT hir Sulphur at $40 i. Spss
az aort O. ar F. making cI.
h ofage hiexandrs and siana .saI s rsis
Ph hs iSr Alexandra W.shfneton I s. 5,sfoat
tynehbaPrnn New xo's Boston, Is: siso r.
Now Orleans, 9on.9emeerhya' tMsn as,s Ms"pf:
connects with s.ages as follows :'''ie' &c. Ah'
Natnr n.aT9 with STAGES for Lexington, 30 mile,
Itn.,,a HTidge. 81 miles Au2sta U,tn s,T
nns's Springs 10 miles and Weyer..a t Ss'iG;
~ &c Goshen wi STAGES FOR Cold Sulphur sn,,,-,
HTlge Baths, 10 miles: Lcxington 20 hock
Natural Bridge, IS mills. - hii'es and
10 Al Mio1ro, with stages for Bath Alum spr,ov
miles and H ie iprs5 1r'E, Hot SPRING. p
At Coyington with stages In Wc.,i,r s,,-,
mi' s,i., nnd Ho. SPRING., Is miles spring.
mites md Ola WIN WIS Stages to Red Sweet Spring.
White snishnr Spr nm sss si, n ssiss:
Sulphur Springs q ifes Blue sulpbnr s .nr "a.
burg miles anV bar S,pflng ,sa mile Lewis
and as C9vinEton Goins East. b% rca2r,st
~ IOGfN1ilSVtlIc,
~. nnnini PASSENGER TRAINS will run 10
ceGn. Richmond and Washington nightly witho"
AID srs, oa ears: leave Richmond a. SIS r. n
,nr., AZ Washington 5.as a. ~ leave Wa.h
ias,9n s:sS T. NJ. and arrive at Richmond At An
". A., making all through connections at Rich.
honu ana Washington. SLEEPISG-CARS win
we attached TO this train, snd will he run thronyb
oes"ern Richmond aud Baltimore withou. cham.
and Southwest. e'''
JAMES T. NETHERLAND,
my u General Ticket A gent
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The Law to Enforce the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Amendments.

We shall publish this law in good time.
AS Congress cannot pass an or post tdcto
law, the new act will have no effect so far us
Yesterdays election is concerned. 1t will,
i'm fact, never be worth a straw. That part
of the proposed law which is constitutional
is totally inexecutable, and that part which
is unconstitutional Mr.. CHASE will kick out
Of court.
This we say, not because yesterdays cleo
ton was not as fair, quiet, and peaceable, rs
ever an election was, but to quiet the appre-
tensions of people who know that if he had
the power UNDERWOOD would put every
Radical candidate into office without refer
ence to the fairness of the election or the
number of votes received by such candidate.
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FINANCIAL.
DAN OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY

THE CHESAPEA AND OHIO RAILROAD
Is completed and running from RICHMOND,
VA. to the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, In WEST VIRGINIA. 227 miles. 1t Is
being rapidly extended to tho Ohio river, 200 miles
further, making In all 1927 miles.
III It's progress westward 1t penetrates aud opens
up to market the wonderful COAL DEPOSITS of
the Kanawha region in West Virginia. And thus
brings the superior aud abundant Goals of that
section into communication with the IRON ORES
Of Virginia, and Ohio, and the Western. S; nth
western, and Eastern markets.
When completed il will connect the SuPE-
R1O5 HARBUR FACILITIES OF THE CliES-
APEAKE Ray with reliable navigation on the
Ohio river, and thus with the ENTIRE SYSTEM
OF RAILROAD AND WATER TRANSPORT
ALTON OF THE GREAT WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
1t will make q SHORT, EASY. CHEAT, AND
FAVORABLE ROUTE from the WEST TO the
SEA and viii command :. LARGE SHARE OF
THE ENORMOUS FREIGHTS seeking trans
portation TO the coast
II will thus become one Of the most IMPORT
ANT and PROFITABLE East and WEST
TRUNK LINES OF RAILROAD in the ccun-
try, and command trade of immense value.
The completed portion of the road Is doing a
~ n A
aud is fully equal in value to the whole amount Of
the mortgage upon the entire linc($l5, 900, oOo).
The loan of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, being FIRST MORTGAGE UPON
THE ENTIRE LINE, PROPERTY AND
EQUIPMENTS, WORTH WHEN COMPLETED
AT LEAST $40, 600, oOo is therefore one of the
most substantial conservative. and reliable
railroad loans ever offered In the market, and Ii
peculiarly adapted to the wants of
INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS
who desire to make their investments with the
most satisfactory assurance Of POSITIVE AND
UNDOUBTED SECURITY.
The Bonds are In denominations Of
$1,000, $500, and 500,
and may be had COUPON or REGISTERED.
Interest, six per cent. per annum, payable MAY
1st and NOVEMBER lst.
Principal and Interest payable in GOLD in the
CITY of NEW YORK.
Price NINETY and accrued interest in CUR
RENCY, at which price they pay nearly seven per
cent. in GOLD on their cost.
All Government Bonds and other Securities dealt
In at the stock Exchange received in exchange at
their full market value, and Bonds sent to all parts
Of the country free Of Express charges.
They can be obtained by ordering direct from
us, or through any responsible Bank or Banker In
any part Of the country.
FISK / HATCH, BANKERS,
No. NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK.
Maps, pamphlets, and full information, furnished
upon application in person or by mail.
DAVENPORT & CO, STOCK BROKERS',
No. I1o4 Main street,
K. II. MAUitY 6 CO.,
NJ. Icl4 Main street, Richmond,
Agents for sale of Bonds in Virginia.
Zap 90 + NJ, W, 9TH .-..
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You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
at a called meeting of the Directory Of the
Young Mems Christian Association held
Nav %, 1870, the following standing COM
mittees were appointed for the ensuing
year: .......
Committee on Library and Roons.-W.
c. Mayo, W. II. Allison, George d. Steel.
Committee on Lccturcs.-C. Ii. Dimmock,
Robert w. Bidgood, J. Ryland.
Committee on Pubhcation.-W. E. Jones,
John G. Efinger, DR.. j. B. Wood.
Committee on Ways and Medns.-O. Nj.
Marshall, J. l.. Grubbs, John J. Lancaster.
Committee on Nominations.-E. D. Starke,
chairman First Baptist church, c. S. Brit
tan; Grace-Street, II. G. II. Barnes; Leigh,
Street. Judson Cunningham; Disciples
church, +. T. Sutton; First Presbyterian
church, w. S. Donnan. .Jr.; Second, John
c. Paine: Third. w. &. L. Frayscr; Uni
ted, Joseph NJ. Blair Union Station, James
Parr: Broad-Strcct, Walter n. Jones
Centenary. Thomas II. Bransford Trinity,
J. w. FERGUSON; st. Johns, J. II. Estes
Monumental. :. NJ. Taylor; st. PauFs, y.
d. Price; ST. James's, X. G. Ritter; 81.
Marks, John c. Miller; Grace. j. NJ. Four
qllrean. ,,,.
Committee on Bible Classes.-c. ii. Win
ston, S. w. Goodson, X. J.. Wiley. ,r
RcligOuS ErcrciseS.-L. ;. EDWARDS, W.
3. Bicelow. J. Il. Cottrell.
Sunday Schools.-J. D. X. SleiSht, IT, H.
Bidgood, w. Z. Tanner. :, :
Visiting the Sck.-J. E. Chase. ". =
Robertson, w. {. Price. e.,.
Sfaiistics.-W L. Daniel, Ii. ID. Danfc'th'
George G. Jefferson. ,,.,.,
Special Commitee.-W. NJ. WoooNaFd'
C.. +. Wexford, \. Snyder. -
Committee on TIStaton.-W. +. l. "A, IL.
l.. Armstrong, DR.. G: W. West. ,
Relief Of POor.-W. I. Mayo, d. W. W..
Parker, II. {. TinSley.
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1o cyd. A Tragedy by ?. CoRNEILLE.
II "Edited, with a complete Commentary for
thc use of Students, by EDWARD :.
JoYsEs, NJ. A., Professor of Modern
Languages in Washington Coiiege, va
New York LEypoLDT d HOLT. lo'o.
This is No. of what the editor calls the
"Students' Collection Of Classic French
PLAYS" As our copy was forwarded to us
by the editor, we have taken some pains IN
examining the book, and can safely say That
it IL edited with great good Judgment and
good taste. 1t gives just such facts as the
student would wish to learn in regard to
both the author and the subject of the ira
gcdy. The notes are numerous and inform
afnrv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

In the latest No. Of old and Ne,o the
Rev. e. f. Hale has concluded that "Ten
Times One is Ten which he has been
printing in that magazine. One might say
s knew it would come out so.' but yet
not with impunity; for these Boston folk
arc teaching us so many new things that we
have been trembling all the while for fear
ten times one might turn out to be nine, or
perhaps eleven.-C Chicago Post.
In Chicago and elsewhere silly people say
"ten times one arc ten"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27
The CITY Election.

We regret to say that, although all the re-
Turns were not in when our paper "e"' "
nrcss, after three o'clock last night our If
General city ticket is defeated by small
majority, The result is surprising IN the
last degree to us, as it will he to most oil our
citizens.
T. is believed that the Conservative coun-
cilmen are elected in Madison, Mafsti"i''
and CLAW Wards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

FonaED LETTERS OF WITHDRAWAL FROM
TIE RADICAL TICKET by two gentlemen were
imposed upon this paper and published III
its columns yesterday morning: The gen
tlcmen-Mcssrs. Wilkinson and Gotlclb,
pronounced them fraudulent i'll printed
cards and in the Journal yesterday evening.
We regret the publication of these letters,
but su ppose they hardly lost the gentlemen
any votes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

LOCAL REPORTING DULL.-Nevcr before
have we seen the city of Richm0ndso lizard
,lp' for local items of interest.
Last evening our reporter visited the diff
tcrent Police Statioll-HouScs in the city, and
there was scarcely an arrest that was worthy
of notice. and certainly not Que single item
of nc,rs. The election WAS the ul!-aTsorbing
theme, and our citizens had Ito words for
ANYTHING else, and no voice to discuss any
OTHER matter than the probable result.