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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

An adjourned meeting Of the First Ward "Invin-
cicle Club" was held last night, at the Stevens
n in h
nonse vas weii nllsd at an early hour the colored
ca ssddoSys n mns e sese
sceeptsd to detect frauds at the coming election
Ii Ferguson, and James payne. ~
Walker White desired to know II the Irish Repub-
Tie Chair said all Republicans would be allowed
Henry, johnson read the proceedings Of meeting
in the Third Ward in which this question Of right
the bounds which, IN his opinion, constituted Re
his s.s Mr. freeman was man of hi.
hesh and blood and for such q man as w A. Cook
CITIZENS be could not stand i; IGrest ianshter 'i'
The Chair stated that at the election tomorrow
h s be- nS Ss%
TO understand that there would be nothing stronger
John a. Brooks said the objects which they had
started out to accomplish seemed about to be real
Of this Tny had tSsD the
Iiss.O, had been their ranks
ihs q their ehoiee-Ac EieRsfds f fcSeerss
Robert William. desired to say that the speaker
Judas q &c had no! gone out and hung him
sen lGrestp iisSghtsr He said they would elect
died e Sn %a BoMsn
had been lying all the time, and was still alive.
pI nePP!y IShn:on e.pSsss the accepting Of Mr..
club was to benefit the Republican party: but Mr..
The clubs IN $ Ss +.
for one did not entertain thought wish to afili-
meeting BY Mr.. Brooks be referred to the executive
M, Vide Chimney weep, mad. several IN
ss ssd e Wished to let Mr. rwise,
have I'VE minute: Il nc wished in which to hang
Mr.. schooler opposed IT, He said rwigley va.
motiop be laid on. the table lost, and M Twisiey
came forward to the stand. :.
Ward Who would not hear him Goa ior sd H.
not ashamed Of He had that there a1" was
az
:: sis ssf;:
We h.s II . 0Idsr e win
John Minor Tptts said hs would mot :scri6cs his
DONE e. Ss <.
hGgsS yGu S1h hs,s ~srsS on him
claims Of Mr.. Richards. = >" :
sa: :sssps sr q ss
r. Ssss = e :i' % T.
Conn meeting ON
sSiS e ;S ss ssss ss.. 4 r. s"S
:s s;i1 ::s : ss & s. sss d
Be a; l.. e:a h:s sss s q 81 I'D,
cans to SUPPORT the nominee He saiI mn ~.
Is e !: 81: &: :s: IA:
Of citizens who cams hsrs from choice
and saS ssnelS
sion; be hoped that 3 Mayor Bowen hsd done 90
- Is much mo- is' sssa Il sSs
future Chee,. sn1 hi.e.
b. as sss' g. 9; ..:ss: e.
jOprned 4 b g this sitsrnoea.
s:s:s:: Il: p.s.sal!s sSciss enc asss
-: q: . .S:s Y: isa;as: sssis: g: s.yIs:
ana sSy an s.S o sssa in he b.G
been Re ssS :csSssd b S;m hi: D.
MAJOR &or.s s s.fs ssSs his usual proni.. no. TO
"ss: sSs e: "a $3.50 i. di:s:ss
2 e Ssf 4! 2si ss
FIFTH WARE REPvMLcAE CLUE This club met
last evening at Carroll Hall, on Capitol HilI TIE
PIeaident, .. H. Holden, In the chair. The Exec.
utiye Committee submitted report providing for
terrific opposition in the shaps Of chsers for Bowen
Enicn were responded to BY cheers Tor Richards and
Emery, making u fmpoOpfble TO hear any motion or
traseact sny business. Finally the Chair pat the
monon on sgreeing TO the rvDort, and declared e
Low AND MAnnrAeK.-Dr. Payne announces, n
to-oeys STAR, lecture ct Qofxerott Hall, Thu
evening, to ladies' and gentlemen. Love and Mar
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemeuts. a..

Amuee memfs, DE.
NATIONAL THEArER-Nrs m po +;
I" Elizabeth" - 4 Do"eis AZ
WALLS OPERA House. Laura Keene in
"Froa Frou."
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The Hibernicon.
hAeoSrc TENPLE-Grand Concert. Selec-
mons from the Opera Of TREASURED Tokens"
LINCOLN HALL.-Csncert by the children of
the Protestant Orphan Asylum.
CARROLL HALL.-Fair for st. AIMS Ipfar.
Asylum.
0NIrHs Art GALLEY, 49, .r
AARxRrrnzs Arr -
BARLOW ,xxy,,v - yth s<,>>>
-Alr 0ALLlRr, ~ Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04
CITY ITEMS.

For MAY
White Duck Vests, $3.50 to IS
White MarSeilles Vests
Boys Alpaca Jackets and Coats
Boys White Duck Pantaloons
Boys Cashmere Suits.
.r 4r. GEORGE @. HRNNINa,
t-f-.t No. 40 It'll street northwest.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
jet Jewelry,
Or0ide Jewe1ry,
Vases and ChrOmOs,
Pipes and Knives,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No: 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between
" and eth streets.
MR. DOYLE, the well-known clerk at the
American House, Boston, Is one of the great
favorites with the travelling public. His we'll
known face at the Office Is only IN intimatiOn OF
the thorough comfort and uniform courtesy
which meets the guest throughout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

RI THos. BOWLING. Auctf; Georgetown.
vALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
HTS OF GEORGETOWN, FoR SALE Ar
- On TUESDAY,, May ID, Of O'Clock D. m we
vii eel, a public snstioS, On The premises
and as .rss on s
and Of the best materials. oontains thirteen large
rooms, with batter pantry, gas and water. and al
20 rs.
and depth O 40 feet IL commands an extensive
ss e ns .ss syeE rsss an .cen
Terms % GALE; One third cash; and the balance in
one and two years. eth interest. secured by ds~d
OF trust 90 the properly. STAMPS and conveysneius
~ voc 60" " The P11sAs.sE , n.s,S.nLE.
1921 " ThSs s bbo,SWLiisS,
sp3-ts TRep. Chron. &Courier1 Aueoenesf.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is PosTroNrTS vS
account OF the rain until oNpaI the 9th instant,
at same hour and place.
my. DODGE aDAE fhdsl bo VIZ t sss
CROCERIEs Ar REDUCED PRICES.
Having determined TO change my business, I viii
sell my stock Of Groceries st reduced prices. The
Groceries . fine assortment Of VI ines and Liquors
Best Baker RYE WHISKY, IS
Fine DYE WHISKY, sa0
Best aASWHiTE SUGAR Sc. CIV
Fri9s sss sg Yea suT r. II and se e'
Rabbit New York CITY SOAP. l2Sc.
And every thing else ct equally lev prices.
WI. TENNEY.
ap9N e. x. corner Bridge and High sss
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Nos 50 ing street and 20, 81 and s. Fish Wharyes
AeIlndris. va, furnish the following quotations
to-daJ -Shad, fresh. per hundred. SI2 20 0Il: do ,
Potomac family, per Dbl, Slt: Herring fresh Der
thousand. ~ to IS; do, Potomac, No. i, per bbl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

No PERSON SHOULD PURCHASE ANY
wee: st toned isfi5s tS5a NO
AZ It., sole sgenfs: Good NV Violins, With bow,
ed q ss:si s. enc ssSss
, r1nine and rsDairtng planes and ether instr1-
Oh AID A1Ikk fHUhSQAY, ran 9sfR
a ~ &c sssssss sSS ~ Ye5E :ysnae ~ 1eH
ssS :ss... q o1nirssx .:I ,Ss;TY T.
Cssd1ssyery sSA n. ands .. NJ, The .. n.
tns Lreasury Department.
spz@ w.B. TURNER, Proprietor.
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FACrs yol HoueHxEPxRa,

! - FACTD y0R HOUenKB1R189.
That DoolsyS Baking Powder has been So
sverely eested, and has been proven 10 be the
gHresf, most eeosomicay, reliabk and best Baking
Powder ever manufactured, 70 which Thousands
testify. - : -.
Each packAge contains tho enact Quantity
repreeeuted, and one pound b guaranteed b %
further In the culinary department than any
In quantities 10 suit. eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

Just opened . large and we'll assorted stock en-.
bracfsg DRESS GOODS OF all kinds and newest
styles. from LIZ cents MP; Black and Colorsd Silks
rsy oaeag; To- oe yards Calcoes, at 81 4, To- ny
the very best for l21s Shifting Muslins from Use
up; wide Linen sheetings, 7sc.; Cloths, Cas-meres
Iweeds and Linen Goods, for men aud boys, csyy
CHAP; II Id Glsves, o speciaiity-a good glove, All
eolors, at 81; Linen Cambria Handkerchief, from
ofe; up: Lawns, new styles, l2,s 20 ne. together
With general assortment of goods popular prices
Call and examine-good bargains 10 all.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
sp25-tr 101 Bridge st., GEORGETOWN, y. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

CHAHrEs MELyILLi; E.Q;; the good looking and
popular Agent Of Kelly a Icons Mnstrels 4. ia
town, making srrsngements for the appearance ~
the Troupe az Walls Opera House, on the 18th mat
The Only Leon, grand Drima dOnsa de Afriane
VIII be on hand. The Company always draws here
and as they bring out Ching Chong Hi" and =. Frou
Irou, their latest successful buriesQues, on tbs
visit, they may expect crowded houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

siLfs OF REAL EsfAfE.-Fitch 4 Fox, real estat
brokers, have sold lot Is and part of lot II, mbdi
WHOM Of square 1884, fronting "a feet inches ON i6tl
street, between and 2, and running back 100 fee
$50 cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

hAr bALLs--On Monday evening last, two NAY
Pals were given, which attracted quite q gathering
81 tne a.hl0nsbles Of the city Prof sheldon sixth
street. 1hs hall was beautifully decorated with
ncwers and evergreens. and st the north end was
honor. The grand entree occurred shortly after
nine O'Clock; The queen. Miss Clara Knode, was
tentant maids of honor. Miss Suse Fesssnden, Miss
A Kinney, Miss Helen Grisvold Miss Corislia era
ham. Miss Kate l.. Perkins. Little Miss Minerys
Eantly.
hessrs Cohen Valentine also save their first an
nual festival at Masonic TEN pie the hall of whic
was sautitully decorated. After . presentation OF
god watch TO each Of the Instructors { Messrs q
w. the following fancy dances were performed =
Zfnerelia." by Mis- Annie Hazleton and Harry
VALENTINO; Pas styrian,n BY the same sud an
icy. Ihs regular programme then followed. keep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

I'LL iAkAIfss-nissL Laura Keess .Trou From,
the large audience which 49, mhs.i - uk1., "
Heuse notwithstasding the bad weather .PSon
IL any play gsers want TO be convinced n, a..
pertorify OF Mrs Bowers % her rival IN s,.ae;,
acting, let them 20 the National fbss,.r -
and see her In East Lynne, or the Elopemept 'sn'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04
INSURANCE.

THE TwENTY-FIRsT YEAE
CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE IN THE BUsI-
NESS, IN THIS CITY.
u You desire prompt payment Of losses. loc rates,
and the best Compdniss, soto
HANSON BLACKBOARD,
SIG SEVENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE Posr OFFICE,
And ask them for policy in the Old" Et.a." oy tas
"Ffaaklts, Of Philadelphia, or the Hartford, or
ths "Norh British and Mercantile" or the PA.
sana," or the Springfield or the "Pssomae,n Of
Geo,sstotcn. apS
TO THE PUBLIO.
Having made acceptable and permanent arrange.
II hg
ford Of the oldest and best in the United states
Be- had And IN t as
hc that will in the future Be located in the
s:s:E: Ass At. Solicitor,
"A PRUDENT t kHIE .EosEsEfrH ran
In prosperity preSarsJor Adversely.
assure yoSr properly riih
A. q. PRATT 4 SON,
IN ns
fAaSl1' q z Z: 'ffo'ssxsssss.-
fIRKMkNS, e Mes Vera,
and fhss sxa,d asassa FIRE.
y1si s.,s S ss, LIE ,,.r, = kxCz5Si0R Ne.
fsAf f.. : 4 s e. J. 4 . s...s..,.
WAsHfssGr6Hss 1 40 SsoS SSsERAf %
0Mes-Rooa No. 4, over Bank Of wsshinston,
OHARIrnrp yY ooxeREss 1887.
CAPITAL AND sURPLUS---.. $3.50 geo
dps Go. ~ descriptions q Properly q ths Diss
No sS.Iss Tor s...,s OF Policies.
IL kiexrei, Le.is yosnson. q. n. QaFk,
!. shcsssH:r. BE FrsncS, G Gv HG S"ys:
Gs0rs's0"a. AndEss ISeos q al AIS, a: Xlsasl
ABEL 9. DAVIS, Sscrsssr1. $500:
NAsnO.t9 HFsSf IN IigssssRysst.o. o0.'
VAkAIAk---.~-.---..-------..o u SO ~. 1
ooee-us. o. Loul1aaa svo., e. Hcoe - a ysAa
20 = - IS :. ~ g 49, S.
~. - ..,. K..P. .r......: s.er,. y.
81. siS.!s W snssS, ~ I'D g.. 10 e., -
ssHN hOBL1 d. LI1NIB, sprsonu.
ala SEVENTH sfRIIf. =
WI. HARRovsR.
MACEs' CHARCOAL LINED
REHRI0ERAfORs,
WITH CORRUGATED GALVANIZED IRON
BOTTOMS.
Also,
WATER COOLERS. ell sizes. a,sH
'CANvAsi CANvAsa
A large lot Of NEW ana SECONDHAND "a X
VAS, sGifsSle for Hxsines, WSsoD covsr,. Boss
sails, Grain Shoots. Boat Avninss &c &C., for sale
se3.x zsh stree. nd Cans. ii brsdss. .o.ss :ds.
ID In Bi@aEss srd Gsribslsi Suits,
detsched vss and Pants: NetrS sc,;s pen y;ekets
Boys frSa nine 20 folrteea ysars. '1''' 'o'
oSrfsev - t.sst and rants, for Youag Men from
TIL: sit. EoxH wAikEss 0 : CO. 'es' In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

FROM A, J. Mudd sD p~>..,,..... ...... =.
nave some nSdsome Specimens OF initial note pspsr
aha Sn also batch OF literary weekIies in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

M fAInIaxls " Treasured Tokens" conesrts
~ tnls and FRIDAY evening next, ct the II asonic
pes.es. circles ss the North, which should ensure
large eodlsnce. But In addition 10 thia ths nr..s-
tatiOn % selections iron q new or~rs ~ psessn
cen com poser. and which has achieved !. da.sSns
music. S-iVn VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

Low AND N AnRIAGK.-Dr. Payne announces, in
s9.aays sIhs, lecture ct Aetzerott Hall, tAs
EVENING, 70 ladies and gentlemen. Love and Mar
riages-intsressipg to both old and young. See ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

AIIBx.Kp srIcIDI.-About three O'Clock 'yesser
day Ar. Chss. =. Bishop, we'll known paperksnser
Hent into the barber shop Of Marcus scott near by
snd seizinx . razor cut . fearful cash across his
nrAt Omcer u cInsry procured the services Of DR.
.elx,a, and bad him eonseyed % his home on l1rh
sreS near o. II was feared at nrst that the wound
Sooa prove fatal, a. he blsd profusely; but this
nonne mere are sons hoDss Of his recoyery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

PANAMA. HATS
BleAched and Trimmed,
At A. T. Whiteney's, s2a Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, bet. 9Th and 10Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

AWARD OF COxrRAcrs-Ths secrstarv of the
Treasury Yesterday awarded the bids for Furnishing
stailoIery 70 the Treasury Depart nent for the en-
suing nscal year, proportiOning them among moet OF
The eldd.rs They were .. follows: 4. Dsyos Co,
IaDy, Morgan Envelope Compan Greenlesf TAYLOR
f.per CQRP.ny. Chaplin Sosld. ~sgriasnes u.
mons, blanchard a Mohsn, John q. Parksr, snl
french, Langran 4 Osilvie. Messrs. Pailp Solo
mons were awarded writing, copying, and camilla
paper, card board. ink. pens pen holders, Knives.
shears waste baskets, inkstands, silk braid copying
brnshes. paper seals drawing paper, artists mate
risls, &C. j. G Parker was aw arded 600 900 euyel
epes and portion Of the wrapping PAPER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

CANS met last evening at Green's Hall, on Pennsyl-
xania avenue near 18th street, and adopted resoiu
J: Bowen, and declaring him their choice for re-
election, having proved himself 2 capable and eff
Kelly, Mcclellan and Heenan were appointed n
COMMITTEES to solicit funds for campaign purpose,
and the meeting sdjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

CHiIDkKN's CLOTHING, In great variety-Se-
lected stock Of Boy's Clothing. Handsome as
sortMent Of Youths SHIFTS, ct
GEORGE SrAPYAN,
eos No. 947 Penna- av., next cor. 10th Ut. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

CHnDREN's CLOTHING.-At this season parent
are In the way Of purchasing suitable clothing fo
their children, and they cannot do better than cal
on George Staffan, 9E Pennsylvania avenue, VIII,
has great variety, at low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

GnoasEroWN DoLL.AR STons, q High street
A.H.PHuoD, would INTERN his patrons, that
AencefortA the Pawn Br0king branch xill be
carried On second heof; entrance either through
eeore or han door. aE tt,f ly6,l:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

A aNSlcrxD Fon nuIpKn.-Ths grand jury, yester-
Hund true bill Of indictment aaainst Bernard
H. s,h o os Tor the murder u Conrad wagner on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04
g. .. O'HARE u SON.
GROCERs,

LOOK IooUtt
Very best OLD GOVERNMENT Java corrru
OLD St SoERT si sSie JAVA. xo,s,,n !,
cents. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

THr kSsIsInAIiox-S.eosd Day n ne sYftA
pr9gIsssed rather .io~ly, although the rsin com.
Judges Of Elscton, that Of s TIE vsris thew s1s
thus far Waited, the people Of the Fifth War2 sssm
From the 9uessions put TO Applicants 80, Il l.
.stenishng TO see how many reGstered ast yesr and
yssteldsy.. there were ~ names Registered, CiS6
white and la eo3oredJ aeainst regisfrstien OF kB
,noash the sessions Of the board were Q few hours
longer each day last year than fhis. -
al. lssicrzp Fon nulpEn.-rhs grand jury, yester-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

SRI
Nc. Brown SUGAR at 10 cents. equ.i % th.s
sold ~ ii and y elsew here. " '"-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

THOMAS sgGAR CURED HAMS I'm. hat, 3,
E ssGis stIt ri H.usoD,r |.
CHOICE sIeAR CURED sao on ri 90
BEEF TONGUES very ehoice.5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

. FIFTH WARP REPUBLICAN CLUE This club met
,sst evening q Carroll Hall on Capitol Hil!, the
utive Committee submitted report providing for .
Rri9sry election this afternoon, yhicA mss With
Which were responded TO BY cheers tor Richards and
Emery, making y Impossible 70 hear any motion 90
motion on ssresing 70 the rsIort, and declared Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04
FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETO.

Again We Bring Dsva the High Prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

Discovery OF AN IMMENSE CATARACT IN
GuIANA-London, september l5.-AdViceS
have been received here describing cata-
ract recently discovered in British Guiana,
in South America, which dwarfS Niagara:
There are two falls one Of TO feet, and
another of fifty. The volume OF water pass
ing over the falls is seventy eight feet deep
and 100 yards broad during the dry season.
The Colonial Government OF Guiana Is
arranging facilities for visitors.
This is q watering-place indeed. This
GREAT fall is no doubt on the Escquibo river,
the largest in British Guiana. This river
comes down from the Sierra Acaral range
of mountains, passes throushthc sand hills
and the low alluval plains to the Atlantic.
The mountain range has an elevation OF 4,0oo
feet, and the waters that have their source
in it have in their course number OF cata-
racts. though such q one rs that above
snoken of has not been noticed in the
biographies. Guiana is upon the equator.
The average temperature in the low lands
is SO q Fahrenheit; the maximum 9O0; the
minimum TAO. But where this 40 feet fall
is the climate must be quite agreeable. Two
wet and two dry seasons constitute the
changes in the year. The route to the falls
is one. we suppose, beset with annoyances
and Guiana is so completely out OF the
world that cntcrprising builders of houses
for watering place on the Esequibo will not
be speedily rewarded for their zeal to make
man comfortable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21
A.,s.,a.a Kasrz11Eys.

ne TRUST WHAT TIME nag
ss,x CTfol ED.-Jbe maxim that the voice OF ne
,,ao,,,e ID the yoica OF the divinity msy In some
casea he een to doubt, but The testimony OF honess
and enl,ebtsned Witnesses extending through
series OF. years, and Eli to The same purport u
worthy OF credence, admits Of no question. Upon
sucb testimony the reputation OF HOSTFTTEF's
STOMACH BfTTERs as an antidote and cure JOE
many ailments Is based. During the twenty years
that Il has been before the ~orld innumerable pre-
variations intended to com pete with ithave gone up
like rockets and come down the extingulsnea
sticks. Meanwhile the progress Oft that lncompara-
b,e tonic has been swift and steadv-al TaVs up
ward and onward like the eagles flight. LIS intro-
dpctto pr duced revolution In therapeutics
and It proved to be one OF those salutary reVoiu'
tiops that cannot 20 backwards. To-Day hOS-
LETTERS BITTERs is one OF the most popular
remedies in christendom. and commands larger
sale than any other medicinal preparation, dornes-
Ito or i'm ,rted on this side OF the Atlantic. AS
cure for dyspepsia, bilious disorders nervous az
fsctions, general debility, and as preventive CT
epidemic fevers 1t takes precedence Of every other
remedy. This fact should teach the AMBITIOUS
country Dealers who endeavor to foist their local
abortions on the public in its stead, how rutlie
their small attempts to cajole the community mus.
necessarily be. Where the game fish have laliso
there Is no chance for the "suckers."
so lp-eod&wlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21
M AUGUST 90, 1870.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!

M AUGUST 90, 1870.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
T. R. PRICE co.
are daily opening for September sales, either re-
tail or wholesale,
New lines OF choice PRINTS at 10. le1c., &C.;
BLACK MOHkIR and ALPACAS, every grade;
IRISH LINEN {all linen), LINEN SHEETlNGS,
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS and TOWEL
lNGS,
MOURNING GOODS Ia speciality;
BLACK BOMBAZINES, BLACK DELAlNES,
BLACK TAMISE, BLACK BARATHEAI
ENG ,lSH CRAPE WELLS, WIDOWS WELLS,
LOVE Wells, ENGLISH CRAZE. ard HAT
GRAPE, BACK KID GLOVES, none but
best kent by this house;
Elegant BLACK GRO GRAIN and other slLhe,
on hand and more expected-these goods VIII
be sold at old rates, although the European
war has advanced them greatly;
FREECd CnRSETa, UMBRELLAS,
LACE COLLARS, BUCK GAUNTLETs,
THREAD GAUNTLETS,
WATERPROOF CLOTH, SPOOL COTTON,
CLOTHS CASSIMEREs, &C., &C.,
STAPLE GOODS. COTTON SHEETING,
BLEACHED COTTONS, BROWN COTTONs,
PILLOW COTTON, LINEN SHIRTS,
FLANNEL and ME9INO SHIRTS, ~, &C.;
all sold at very lowest srket rates, either whole
sale or retail. I. Il. PRlCE Y w.,
l10l corner Main and Eleventh streets,
au2a nearly opposite post-ehce-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21
For the DiSLatch.
For the Dispatch.
A Suggestion or Two 10 the state AG-
cultural Society.

There is some complaint in the country
about the disparity and distribution OF pre-
miums at the ensuing state Fair. For farm,
garden, and orchard products, for mine
rails. for manufactures of various kinds, do
nestle products, farming implements and
machinery, and everything (ncarly) to be
exhibited, except horses and live stock, there
are scarcely any premiums offered eX,
cent certificates. to which farmers and
country people attach very little value.
They are not, with very few exceptions, 60
ing to take much trouble or expense in
competing for a certificate. This IS one en-
IRENE. The other is in offering 500, 500,
and $500 for fast trotters. But waving the
,cruples some have to racing, the premiums
are excessive when compared to the pre-
miums on other things in the list.
There is another objection that many OF
the exhibitors are made judges, and, it is
feared, that may influence decisions. We all
know that our Legislature was formerly ac-
cused of log-rolling when appropriations OF
the public money were to be made. 10
avoid injurious suspicious, no man who is All
exhibitor should consent to act as Judge
in any department wherein he may have
direct or remote interest. A FARMER.
Louisa county, September 20, 1870.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

AUTOMATIC TELEGRApHY.-This system,
supported by Mr..cRAra, and the MORSE
system, represented by Mr.. ORION, have
not yet been brought to the test OF capacity
under any Of the challenges that have passed
between their advocates. Meantime Nr.
sCRk1c continues to put forth astonishing
statements of the wonderful capacity OF the
automatic system. He says that the Ma
tiona, Telegraph Company, which has the
control of the patents, has just set up a
steel and copper wire between Ne" hofh
and Washington; that this machine trans
,,its 400 words minute, and 10000 per
honr. and 100000 in twenty-four hours !;
which number of words would require fifty
wires worked on the MORSE system for
their transmission. He insists that the LIT
TIE machines are quite new and simple. He
further states that they can send dispatches
in one writing from Washington to any
other city, "and directly into the editorial
" rooms of every journal in the country, at
"the rate of 500 words per minute," and
that the consequence will be ga revolution
"nnewspaper and commercial correspond
"ence." Most assuredly. And now, let
us " see it,"