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AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORM
ANCEs.-The Richmond Dramatic Asso-
citation will give two performances next
week-Monday and Tuesday evenings at
Assembly Hall. On the first evening
"The Dowager" will be produced ,and on the
second, "The Woodcock's Little Came"
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JEANNE PATTERsoN.-Our citizens
should not forget the entertainment to be
given by Miss Jeanie Patterson, assisted
by Prof. VIM. w. Valentine, at st. Al
bans Hall, tonight. This young lady is a
fine reader, and is deserving of encourage
ment.
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s6,2s2 $40, ,ees TAG, $40 alo. .8a2

All grain to be of the best quality, free from
dust dirt and other impurities. Oats 80 pounds
to the bushel. Corn t6 pounds to the bushel
Hay of the best quality Timothy. Straw to be
OF Rye OF the best quality. The Corn and Oats
be sacked. The Hay and Straw to be baled.
The price bid to include the cost of balfng and
sacking. All to be inspected prior to reception
BY the United States. Sealed proposals will also
be received at the same time and place for de-
livery at the places named below Of the follow
ing amounts OF wood and coal, viz:
Wood. Coal Anth Coal Bit.
cords. TONS 224Olbs tons 224Uibs
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295-Revenue
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-

GINA.
To all t0hom ii may coRcern-GREBTIsG:
Notice is hereby given, That on the 25th day of
April 1872, {l27) one hundred and twenty-sey
pounds of Tobacco, at Norfolk, Va; 5000 six
hundred Cigars, and ~ two pounds of Leaf
Tobacco, at Alexandria, Virginia; (2Ssl two
hundred and thirty.nine pounds of Smoking
Tobacco, at Richmond, Virginia, were seized
by the Marshal of the United States for said
District as forfeited to the use of the United
States, and the same is libeied and prosecuted
in this Court in the name of the United States,
for condemnation for the causes in the said libel
set forth, and that said will stand for trial
at the court, room in the city of Richmond, on
the 9th day of June, 1872, when and where all
persons are warned to appear to show cause
why condemnation should not be decreed, and
to intervene for their interests.
Dated April II, 1872.
ap Pilot " S. Marshal.
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PERSONAL RENCoNTRE.-Our dis
patches report a personal rencontre in
Washington city this morning between two
citizens of this State-Sena-
tor John +. Lewis and Supervisor Pres
brey. Neither sustained serious injuries.
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ne The Legislature has adjourned, but
w. A. WYATT, who has been engaged in the
business of HOUSE AND SIoN PAINTING for the
past twenty years, and has associated with him
Mr. A. G.. EVANS, the late eRAIsER ron THE
TRADE, are still at 7o4 GRACE STREET, where they
will be pleased to receive orders for work in their
line, promising entire satisfaction in every re-
spect. Whitening and coloring walls made
speciality
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FROM ABROAD.
ENGLAND.

London, May 2.-In the House of Lords
tonight, Lord Granville, in reply to an in
quiry to Lord Derby, said that the reply of
the American government on the subject
of indirect Alabama" claims had been
received, and was considered at the Cabinet
meeting to-day.
1t gave grounds for hope of settlement
OF the. entire matter satisfactory to both
countries. He begged the House not to
ask for the papers at present.
Mr.. Gladstone made similar statement
in the House of Commons in response to
D'Israeli's inquiries.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
MANNING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE, MAY Sd, ls72.-S. G. Little
page, King William G. H., Va.
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The North Carolina Democratic Convention

Inc North carolina Democratic Convention.
Greensboro, ~. c., May 2.-The con-
vention to-day nominated John Hughes, of
Craven, for Lieutenant Governor John w.
Graham, of Orange, for Treasurer: Will
liam M. Shipp, of Mecklenburg, the pres
ent Attorney General, for the office BY ac-
clamation; John A. Momach, of Chatham,
for Secretary of State; General j. G. Lew
enthorPe, of Caldwell, formerly an officer
Of the English army, for Auditor; Nerens
Mendenhall, of Gullford, for Superintend-
ent of Public Works by acclamation. Hon.
Josiah Turner, editor of the Conservative
organ at Raleigh, obtained the floor and
spoke in bitter denunciation of the Liberal
Republicans of the North, and appealed to
the people to have nothing to do with
national politics. The speech was chcered.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Wdshington, May 2.-Thomas b. Shah
non has been nominated as collector OF
customs for San Francisco, and William d.
Knight collector for First South Carolina
district.
Washington, May 3.-The President has
approved the act supplementary to the act
incorporating the Texas Pacific railroad.
A fight between the Arkansas Senators
was prevented yesterday, by the abrupt
adjournment of the executive session Of
the Senate.
Congressional.
Washington, May 2.-SENATE.-Mr
Sumner presented the petition of Wendell
Phillips and others against the eight hour
law, which he said was in full accord with
the petitioners.
The postoi1ice appropriation was consid-
cred, when a long executive session over
Arkansas affairs occurred.
HoUsE.-The bill giving the people of
Gallatin Valley, Montana, a thousand rifles
for their defence against the Indians, was
passed.
The bill abolishing tribal relations with
the Miami Indians was passed.
The bill for committing Indian annuities
was passed. a-la
The tariff was resumed. A formal mes
sage from the President was received, an
nouncing his approval of the free tea and
coffee bill.
Fight Between Senator Lewis and Supervisor
Presbrey.
Washagton, May 3.-An alteration
took place this morning between Senator
Lewis, of Virginia, and Supervisor Pres
brey, of the same state, which resulted in
the former striking the latter in the face.
The difficulty was about the appointment
of a special assessor for Virginia. Mr.
Presbrey told Senator Lewis that he woulc
be sorry some day for what he had done
| to
Ten Persons Burned-Lieutenant Vincent
Killed.
Neao Orleans, May "a Picay,ne spc
cial from San Antonio, Texas, says: "a
Gonzales team of six wagons, seventy-five
mules, nine men and two women was cap
tured by Indians at Howard Mill, above
Fort Clark. The train and hands were
captured, and all burned except one wo-
man, who escaped. She says the Indians
numbered hundred and fifty. Genera,
Merritt sent Lieutenant Vincent with cav.
airy in pursuit, who overlook and fought
them, losing his life. The news was re-
i ceived by the FL Paso stage"
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TlNs.e. sUNDAk EXCLUSION TRAIN tn the
i Richmond and Petersburg railroad VI Ill be
resumed on SUNDAY, the 9th instant. There
will be large bathing by the Rev. Mr.. Smith,
colored, in the Appomattox river, after the an
eient custom Of John the Baptist; my l-4t
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WANTS.

"ANTED, AS COOK IN A SMALL FAM
wv lily, a middle-aged WOMAN, without
family. Apply at No. 2 west Marshall street.
apl7-tf
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CAUNDERs & YEAGER,

1881 Broad STREET, CORNER NlsTH)
RICHMOND FRAME MANUFACTORY AND
CHRONIC DEPOT.
Having moved in our new store, sSl Broad
street, corner of Ninth with a large and select
stock of goods. we are prepared TO sell to our
customers and the public generally, at prices
that will defy competition. Our stock of Look
ing Glasses, Picture and Photograph Frames
are of the latest styles; our Chromos, Paintings,
Engravings and Autographs Of the latest
importations.
GLIDING AND ORNAMENTAL WORK
done in all its branches by practical workman.
Special attention paid to re-gilding old frames,
&C., &C.
NJ B.-Frames of every description made to
order and ut short notice. Chromos mounted
and vanished.
SAUNDERS & YEAGER.
my l-6t# S31 Broad street, corner Ninth
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TERMS:

DAILY-&s per year six months, &s; three
months, $3.50; month, 90 cents.
SEMIWEEKLY-&2.5 per year; six months,
126; three months, 75 cents
WEEKLY-$l.60 so per year six months, rs cents
kF WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
Clubs at aptrsfnsly loto rates.
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NATURALIZATION.

SIGNED MAY 26, 1859; RATIFIED DECEM.
HER ~, 1870; ExCHANGED JUNE IA, 1871;
PROCLAIMED JANUARY i2, 1872.
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.T. ALBAN's HALL.
MISS JEANNE PATTERSON,

-
MISS JEANNE PATTERSON,
Assisted by PRoP. Wa. W. yALEsTrSBJ
will give a READING at st. Adams Hall on
FRIDAY EVENING, May Sd.
Doors open at Tso r. M; Reading commences
at S:16
Tickets of admission, so cents--to be had Mt
the prime ~ bookstores, drug-stores, and at the
door Chicren half price, my PITS
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uyHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.-RAF-
1 FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States.
DIsTRIRuTIoN No. siu EVENING, May 2
Is rs b2 is o 10 % % ~ AZ "a "a
iIrsTRIRuTIoy No 3ll MoRSIEa, May 2.
IS II IS Is II 5 81 rs ~ 10 81 25
Witness my nand, at Richmond, Far tins sd
day of May, 1872
SIMMONS & CO., g. q. TOMPklNS,
Managers. Commissioner
CERTIFICATES OF kAFFIE can ee pur'
chased from Captain w. !. DAbNEY, at ths
Branch ONCE, No. Twelfth street, three doors
from Main.
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OFFICIAL.

CONVENTION AND PROTOCOL BE-
~ TWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA AND SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
SD District, ID. E., No. ll37 GIRARD ST.,
u PHILADELPHIA Pa, April 26, lS72
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, with n
~ copy of this advertisement attached, will be
received at this office until IL M. on TUESDAY,
May 26th, 1879, for delivery to the Quartermas-
ters Department OF this Dirtrct at the places
named below, the following amounts of Forage
and Straw:
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Cincinnati, May 2.-Senator Fenton,
has certainly departed for home. Various
constructions are placed on this sudden
move.
The quantity of special dispatches sent
from this city during the last few days is
without a precedent.
There is still anxiety among the friends
of the Liberal movement in relation to the
tariff plank in the platform. On Tuesday
night the prospect of an understanding was
dark. Yesterday there was growing feel.
ing that the Convention would decline to
declare itself on this question, but would
leave it to the people in the districts to
settle in accordance with Greeley's under
stood wishes. The Revenue Reformers
say that if Greeley is nominated they will
accept the New York proposition to re-
mand the whole business to the people, but
if Greeley should not be nominated they
say they will insist on declaration as ex-
plicit as that in New York. There is
strong feeling that the difference will be
safely bridged over. Thirty-one members
of the New York delegation signed a pro-
test against the action of the delegation
regarding Greeley.
The committee on rules elected Theodore
Tilton, of New York, chairman.
There are only three states unrepre-
sented.
Each delegate shall vote for his own
preference, but only through the chairman
of the delegation.
A majority of all the votes is made
necessary to choice for candidates for
President and Vice-President. Ayes and
noes are forbidden, but division may be
had upon call of a majority of states.
A motion to proceed to the ballot was
tabled by vote of 557 to 14S.
Pending motion forbidding balloting until
platform of principles is adopted, the
convention adjourned until Z o'clock P.
M.
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their contents in some instances where many
others failed.
Secondhand Safes, OF our own and other
makes, having been received in part pay for the
Improved Herring's Patent Champion, for sale
at low prices. no 20-ly
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evening State 5o,,rnat.


PUBLIBHED.
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
At No. 9t2h Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A sSEMBLY HALL
MONDAY and TUESDAY, May 9th and 9TH,
GRAND AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORM
ANCE BY THE RICHMOND AMATEUR
DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
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THE DowAGER,
AND
WOODCOCK'S LITTLE GAME.

General admission, rs cents; reserved seats,
el. Tickets to be secured at West, Johnston &
Co.'S. commencing SATURDAY MORNING at
. eo'clock. my 2-td
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DHE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
II

VNHE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
LArE JESSEss HoUsED
JAMES SYKES, PROPRIETOR,
FaoSTIHa PENSsYLvANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN THIR-
TEEsTH AND FouRTBESTH STREETS,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
Thankful to the public for generous patronage
in the past, the Proprietor asks his old friends
and patrons TO test the accommodations of his
present establishment, which he promises shall
be found at least equal to the best in Washing
ton fa I-tf
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TT & PIANO co., n. n. LIST class $3.50. NO
u. %. Agents. Names Of patrons in forty
States in circular,
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SIX HUNDRED

More than 10000 Herring's Safes have been
and are now in use, and over
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NIGHT SESSION.

Upon the reassembling of the conven-
ton Carl Schurz was announced as
permanent president, and one vice-presi-
dent from each state and territory.
Schurz advanced, amid tremendous ap-
plause, the bands palying "Hail to the
chief" and made speech.
The vice-presidents from the South are !:
Alabama, Thomas Lamert; Arkansas,
Underwood; Georgia, Mott; Louisiana,
Delasize; North Carolina, Helper; South
Carolina, Wheeler; Tennessee, Meyers
Texas, =. Morgan Hamilton; Virginia,
Rye; West Virginia, Lemon.
The committee on credentials reported
against the New York contestants and
against ladies claiming delegates privileges,
but assigned them seats as an act of
courtesy.
The committee on platform are unable
to agree. Schurz says they will make no
report tonight. 1t is believed that ball
loting will be proceeded with tonight.
1t is said that Gratz Brown will be here
tonight. He withdraws his name for the
Presidency in faver of Greeley. This
programme looks to Brown for Vice
President.
The chair announced that the committee
on the platform had agreed on the, tariff
resolution by large majority. The Con-
vention, considering Rhodes tariff reso-
luton, Cassius Clay deprecated raising this
question, which he pronounced the apple
Of discord, which should not be introduced
here.
Judge Stanley Matthews urged the i'm
policy of taking the question out of the
hands of the platform committee, which
was chosen expressly to secure careful
deliberation on all points of policy; but il
fight must come, let it be fair one. lie
concluded by proposing the Missouri tariff
plank. [Applause.l
On motion of Mr.. Atkinson, of Mas
sachusetts, Rhodes resolution was tabled
by a large majority.
The Convention adjourned to ten O'CLOCK
tomorrow morning.
Cincinnati, May 3.--Cassius NJ. Clay
and Judge Matthews addressed the Con
vention last night.
A proposition to receive nomination
caused confusion; several delegates VIII,
desired to speak disregarding the gavel
The Convention was divided; one part,
desiring that the platform and the othe
that the nomination of candidates shoul,
have precedence.
Parliamentary tactics prevented business
and after vehement discussion an adjourn
ment was ordered till 10 A. Nj. to-day.
This morning Greeley's tariff platform
leaving the people to speak through thei
representatives in Congress regarding tn
tariff, is most popular.
THIS MORNINGS SESSION.
The convention reassembled at 10 o'cloc
this morning. A resolution that no iorm'
nominations should preeeede the ballotin.
was adopted.
. Platform Adopted.
9 A platform was then adopted amid gre
e enthusiasm. 1t declares for the equalil
a of all men before the law; the union
B states; no reopening of questions settle
y by the 18th, l4th and 10th amendments; Il
r removal of disabilities incurred in rebe
: lion; general amnesty local self-goverl
. ment; the supremacy of civil oy
! military authority; respect for IL
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HAMILTON FIsH, Secretary If State.
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tent and paid his money, and may at
any time be otisted therefrom at the
pleasure OF the Government, his claim and
improvements becoming the property Of his
more fortunate and favored successor. That
was Mt once q death-bfow TO presumption
rights; confidence In the fait!, of the Govern.
mcnt was wholly destroyed, and thencefor-
ward 81 settler locating upon nns,rveyed pub
lie lands had no assurance and no reason to
expect that when the land came into market
his claim as prccmptor would he recognized
and respected, and the dark shadow of that
stupcndous vilainy ovcrhangs California
unto This day. Whether Speed and Harland
divided the corruption money cquitably VIC
az" not prepared 10 state
In view Of Speeds opinion. the California
Supreme Court decided in favor of Frisbie.
The settlers appealed TO The supreme Court
VI the United States, who decided in like
manner, Davis. the present Labor candidate
for President. being one Of the bench, and
asserting thereto.
lnGrr these circumstances ii may he
doubted whether the settlers and working
mon of California will he very enthusiastic
in support OF Judge Davis when they come
Ia understand hi. ITc,iliar views on vested
rights.
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<opEork MARKETS.

S'hFOl>h
MARCH observation-disclosures transactions we're
light. about 80 lcs having been sold ut osu@lc t0r
low middling-narkrt closing duli. We quote MD
ding 2lin2lhc low m!ddling .ui PIC; good ordi-
nary, .1.C.: ordinary. l12IIls!c. ,
P;nnrts-'rhc weather has been so bad for the
past Two weeks that movements inward ol All pro-
dncc has been iimpeded hence: receipts nave oe'n
have rather exceeded shipments out, and the stocks
now held here show but little, II any, dimnutlon.
Tn" only sales reported today lis bags ut Sl60
10 -. -. and $50 bags at Sl.s5.
els a fang of Of over oue-lialf from previous week
Sales to-day Of 1850 bushels 1T e5tI 66c Tor ordinary
white Last sales Of prime white at to34G7c. No
yellow or miNcd tepnri"i
1IGs~Salcs OF 800 bushels to-day at 53155 per
cargo. $3.50, -,
nrccS slow daily weakening. From &c to sic. were
current curly in the wcck, bE: to-day 2oc was the
hi,iiest PAID. , +,
and cs (" supply f t 1 Ia o. Or for missd and
blacks, While arge- parcels In shipping orucr are
held at sl.0 from store. Int hang nre and go very
slowly. The same may y" saiu OF any.
OF Claws WAS SIS. The stocks Of all kinds are
- f,o.ptrv Brtter. or common quality, Is plenty,
and drIg-scllins If ut all NJ hoihiii ptce i"i
Wheat.-Littlc change from the market OF last
sark IN offerings were readily taken, Win prices
ruling hs which buyers were lo'n 10 s'>s' = VIZ
FLo1r-We quote for various brands fiiie. -. ~
@sd5D: surcrane, $s.75Gs7.5o; Extra s'.aoGs'''''
Family, $500 81. ou s,,,,,c, a,
t'orl. .ieftk-Markct quiet ana wen aupPiea al
soc Der luslcl.
Strr,s.-Whlte oak hosahead heading In excessive I,
suuply, and must cecllue unless accompanied Win
mil proportion OF white oak hoGsheaa stases, NC
CENTS Of pipe slaves arc more liberal we iu0e tis
at s0n; red oak 3sfIsie; culis, s2sS3o; wnste oak
bogsheads sos c,l,s 59O@s3.; white oak heaans seS
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The Tichbo-ne Case--A Parable! in
Georgia..

There Is remarkable resemblance, in all
their singular features, between the Itch
borne case in England, that has tecn exciting
| so much interest on both sides Of the Attain
tic for several months past, and one which
occurred in this State some twenty-five or
thirty years ago. We think Jones county
was the theatre.
Awealthy man named Bunllley had, among
other children, a son named Jesse, who WAS
Of wild, restless disposition, and, when q
boy, suddenly disappeared. Years passed
and no Intelligence was received from the
Wandcrer In the course Of time Bunkley
senior, sickenedand died, having, in disposing
of his property by will, made provision for
the absent son in the event he should rcdn-
pear, though everybody believed him dead.
The estate WAS administered and the property
divided among the legatees, or, at least those
who were known to be in life.
Many years afterwards-we do not recol-
lcct how long-a man appeared who repre-
sented himself to be Jesse Bunkley, who.
after a long residence in Texas, hearing of
the death Of his father, came forward to
claim his Inheritance. In appearance nc was
about the man Jesse Bunklcy (boy) should
have made. Many who knew jesse Bumliley
testified that they recognized him as the man.
and even Mrs. Bunklcy, who was still living,
ut one time thought she recognized in him
her long lost son. He was thoroughly IA
miiiar with almost every little incident in the
life Of young Bunkley-hs habits. his school
mates, the various localities which he was in
the habit of frcquentng, and even with the
residents Of the neighhorhood in the days
when Bunkley was Il boy. To all this we
may add the remarkable fact that scars and
marks on his person corr cspondcd exactly
with those known to be ON the person
of Bunklc:. The remainder Of the heirs,
however, refused to recognize his claim,
and he accordingly brought suit in
Jones Superior Court for his full share
OF the estate. The case WAS long
and severely ltigatcd one, engaging on
either side some of the best legal talent of
the state, and some of the developments
were most remarkable. so much so that pub
lie opinion was staggered and greatly divided
on the subject of the claimants idcnty with
Jesse BunIdcy. The cause, though, even
tually went against him, and was soon fol-
lowed by IL criminal prosecution, which re-
suited in verdict Of guilty and sentence to
the penitentiary, where lie served out his
full term. What became of him afterwards
we never heard.
How exactly does this history tally with
that Of the Tichbornn claimant. who. after a
long struggle in the civil court, now finds
himself prisoner in Savannah
ReTubhc0a.
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