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track Of the Richmond and DanyiIle railroad,
| MAYOR Clarke, the engineer, IS now absent in
Phi!adelphia, to hasten, II possible, the COM
pletfon Of the iron work, and instalments
| ,nMy DC expected at an early day. Matters
mere are progressing finely, and the iron
work VIII not be long delayed. @
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS s.-On Sabbath morn.
ing the Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of Grace-Street
church. VIII occupy the pulpit Of the Baptist
church. This gentleman ranks high as an
orator and reasoner, and will doubtless have
mrsc congregation. At night the pastor
VII! preach his annual sermon, completing on
that night his third year with his present
charge. r~'N"'
AT the Methodist church the Rev. L. M.
Lee, presiding elder for this district, will
preach morning and night. This gentleman
was prevented from filling his last appoint
ment by reason Of the death of his wife and
will doubtless be welcomed by a large num-
Der of friends.
AT THE MlLLs.-Great activity prevails nj,
along the water line. The cotton and flour
mills are running at their full capacity, and
nave more employees and are turning out
larger quantities of goods than ever before.
BIT. feple, superintendent Of the Marshall
Mills, has been quite sick, but is now much
improved. The system Of paying of among
the mills every two weeks Instead Of by the
month, has given great satisfaction, and has
been adopted by the most of our ulanufuctu-
rers.
FRoM THE GRANITE WoREs.-Thc usual
hustle prevails at these headquarters, now
under the command of General Randall
Large quantities of stone are daily dressed
and shipped, the number Of employees is being
increased, and good results must flow from
the bringing of so much new capital into our
midst. The process of work is very inte-
resting, and while the works are not thrown
open to the public, permits 10 visit them are
sometimes issued.
The BRICK BUSINESS. Since it has been
found that the soil is SO well adapted and all
other conVenicnccS of the brick business eau
he had in profusion in our midst various
parties have been prospecting with view to
opening yards, and we expect in future that
the manufacture of bricks will soon form q
considerable item.
| The PRESBYTERIAN FAIR.--The ladies of
this church are making arrangements for q
fair and festival. 1t will be held at Sixth
and Hull streets, In the house where the
fair of 1869 was held, and lately in the occu-
pancy Of R. II. Taley, Esq. They are now
| soliciting contributions, and will, we trust,
| be eminently successful.
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DER FREIscHUTz--ASoTHER PERFORMANCE.
Good AS was the iirst public performance OF
this opera by the Virginia Gcsangvcrein, the
second was even better. All OF the principal
singers We're in good voice, the chorus was
grand, and the incantation scene was supe-
rior to anything Of the kind ever seen In this
city. The audience was both large and fash
onablc. and all agreed that the performance
was IL success in every respect. In conse-
Guencc OF the great rush for seats heretofore,
and the general request for Il repetition, the
entertainment will be repeated Tonight. The
sale Of reserved seats will confluence ut West,
Johnston Il Co.'S this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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IMPORTANT ACTION OF TIRE OH DoM1SroS
CLuR IN REGARp TO MUNICIPAL pot,r,cs.--
Last night, at one OF the largest meetings the
Old Dominion Club ever held, the following
preamble and resolutions We're unanimously
adopted:
"WhereaS. being aware Of The uncalled-
for abuse, opposition, and want Of apprecia-
ton Of our services as a club. and feeling so
scnsibly our entire devotion to the Conserya-
tive party, Welding to no one in fisl,y to. it,
and whilst we claim, both as club and as
individuals. ON right to have preferences,
and to express them if necessary, yet for the
sake of harmony and success we are willing
10 yield that right; be it therefore
Resoircd, LIST. That we hereby revoke all
former expressions Of preference.
"2d That us a club We will take no part
in the coming city election.
sd. That rs citizens we will give our
hearty support TO all nominations made by
the Conservative Nominating Convention,
trusting to the wisdom Of that body"
The Club proposes ut an early day to pub
li>h an address to the citizens of Richa,opd
explaining where the opposition to it
| comes from, and vindicating its action"
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Latest News from Washington.
Excitement Over the Ciscis.naii Con,
yenfiOn.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

yGnf1OI.
Special telegram to the Dispatch
WAsH1SGToS, May 2.-This city has been
all day in whirl of excitement over the
news from Cincinnati, and the absorbing in
terest is intensified tonight. Hotels, news
paper offices, and all places where there Is q
possibility of information being obtained are
thronged by eager crowds waiting for news
from the great Convention. The excitement
is felt among all classes, and the highest Off
cals and congressman I'D both Houses seize
with ayidity every item that can afford the
slightest indication OF coming events. The
burden Of private dispatches received here
by congressman and others is that Davis will
be the nominee, though other speculations
still exist, and prominent politicians tho
roughly conversant with movements of con-
ventions say that the adjournment tonight,
which prevented wrangle over platform,
Is indicative Of ~ harmonizing of views to-
morrow. TTMoS.
Congressional.
WASHING May 2.-Sendte.-Mr.
Sumner presented the petition of Wendell
Phillips and others against the repeal of the
eight-hoT law, which he said was in full ac-
cordance with the petitioners.
The post-office appropriation was consI-
dered, when long executive session on Ar
kansas affairs occurred.
House.-The bill giving the people of Gal
latin valley, Montana, a thousand rifles for
their defence against the Indians was passed
The bill abolishing tribal relations with the
TyIf
The bill for committing Indian annuties
was passed.
The tariff was resumed. A formal mes
sage from the President was received an
nouncing his approval of the free tea and
coffee bill.
Southern Claims Commission.
WAsH1NGToN, May 2.-The Southern
Claims Commission to-day heard the cases
of Benjamin T. Clark, of Rappahannock
county, Va, for $3.50; Samuel Faltz, Of
Culpeper county, Va, for S9,3Sl; John Il.
Settle, Of Rappahannock county, Va, Tor
1886.
Collector Of Customs.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Thomas B. Shan
non has been nominated as collector of Gus"
toms for San Francisco, and William D.
Knight for collector OF the First South Caro-
lima district.
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LATEST FOREIGN news.
EngIand.

.st -sF - 4 -
LONDON, May 2.-In the House OF I5rdg
tonight Lord Granville, in reply 10 as IN
quiry of Lord Derby, said that the replN6f
tile American Government on the subject OF
indirect "Alabama" claims had been re-
ceiyed, and was considered, at the Cabinet,
meeting to-day. 1t gave grounds for hope OF
a settlement of the entire matter satisfactory
to both countries. He begged the House not.
to ask for the papers at present. 5sts az,
Mr. Gladstone made similar statement In
the House of Commons In response tV Dis.
rae!'S inquiries. ttl'' - ..@ss> 1sss- ata -
France. f7k 4ssst l;Tsttsgs3
PARIS, May 2.---The Assembly has refused
to let Theirs have the power Of appointing
the Council of State by vote Of $50, to $40.
Thiers and the German ambassador have
been closeted amicably. istta lJF,SEt5 II !
Spain. -r5s lslts4,s.s4.s y.-t
MADRID, May 2.--Marshal SerranQe Is adj
vancing OH Estella. Several Carlist defeats
are officially announced. The Duke Of Gesta,.
partisan of Queen Isabella, has been ar
rested here. .lstl.r'S,.' -3tf'5 tF.i's - tiosf9
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 2, 1877.


disc and passengers JOHN w. Wyatt. ~ .G9 ot8 o.
Steamer w. p Clyde, Scott, New York, mcrchan- 81,
disc and passengers Virginia Steamship and Packot
Company. -. Z, L, I. s<5i
disc and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum. agent W 81 fE3 Si5
Schooner John L. Merrill, -, WGodshole, guano, q.
Allison & Addison. 81" :. 80
pha. coal, j. B. Watkins
Schooner r. E. Fay, -, Roekport Ice, J.em,it~
McCown. tts.f $50 t5 81 I'D sslI
Steamer Palisade. Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
aud passengers d. III. Rogers. ngei,t ,,,4..a, -
Schooner j. B Myers, Fltwuod, PhladelphasttnF S
Old Fort, railroad dcs Curtis Z Parker. ft si kGs
Schooner 4. 4. smyrk, Jones, Washington, gran.
ite, Curtis & Parker. I'.d 1a-,a I2-i "
MEMORANDA sg5 "a .yeEtsr AZ
The Tarpeisn, Young, entered outward at Liver
pool on the 18th uitino for City Point and Eichsa
m0nd, Va y g.,,si, .Elss,- u
On the 10th ulino for Richmond, Va go 81
The Tillid, -, cleared At Cardiff on the 18th al.
timo for City Point, Va. 's.t - - z. 't S'a'-
| MARINE DIsAsTERSIS APRIL! E5 atS2asg
The number OF vessels belonging 10, or bound To- 3
or from ports In the United states reported totally
lost and missing during the past months 50,
| cd , ships. iarks, b,igs, IL schGonefs and
sloops; aud their total yalne, exciuaays OF
| Is estimated nj Sslu,0j0 e ,s,,Ns, s&s :f1s
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i.a.E Curar. THUEsnAY--JHStice j. D.
p. .,> }o.3.-The following eases Were
,,-..>,t oc:
+. doar>on. charged with using abusive
a@. .4>s.'iu- !ali-l -lage 10 Miss Annie Collier
AL. ..r> >,<.->in@ on the property OF the same,
49, required 10 give security in the sum OF
%. ..r twelve months.
,..r..~l and Laura Salnuel> (c"lored)
..,...rI win lightiag and creating ii disturb
49,. IN tie street. Fined 81 caclI.
Nr.,,n Brown LeoloredE. charged with II
. a>lg catering the store OF Captain Hay
..ud stealing c!uthing aad other articles
... VALID ot 500. Rcmauica to Henricc
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Racine and Coek.FIshtins.

NEMpHIs. May e.-Flash won the hrst iace
vesterdav and Euchre won the second.
The cock-aght resulted in eleven fights for
wash;noton md six for Arkansas.
To-day the free handicap, two-and-a-haif
miles for s4OO, was won easily by Barney
Williams .ini ne The race for the Jockey Club
nurse ~ re- mile heats, best three in five, for ali
ases p was won by Quarter1naster In three
sS SfSraioht heats. Time, 1:53, l:is, l:4ss. line
weather was fine aud attendance large.
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REPAIRS AT THE CApIToL.-The Board Of
Commissioners appointed by the General
Assembly to have $4,000 expended in im-
provcmentS ut the Capitol have decided to
make the following changes:
First Granite water-tables IN place OF
the sandstone ones now in use--the thick
ness. beyel, size, and finish. TO correspond
with those recently introduced. Work to be
performed OH or before May 25, 1872.
Second. New fra:lles, sash and glass in
twenty-four Windows in the basement; sillS
and all exposed parts of frame to be best
quality heart pine; sash of white pine, inch
and three-quarters thickness; best axle,
pulleys and cord; glass. second quality
French cylinder, about 17X2I. To be com.
pleted on or before May %, 1872.
Third. 70 paint the entire exterior OF the
Capitol building, stueco and Woodwork
conductors and cutters, with four coats
the State to furnish the material. To bt
completed on or before July ], 1872.
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"at. - toSTs TO ESCAPE THE CHAIS-GANG
t... q, Observation-Disclosures has already
.~~.. .3:ujr IN the local cul,Imn- Of the Dis
u! H." ,>,-'pe ot William Henry
t.an- "nl"ryd3 from the chain-@ang some
ill.,. ,.l-.c, ana bis subsequent rcArre>t and
.,'Hu lo lahor. Previous to his escape,
Jr.r. iJ,t zen allowed 4 respite from his
',-t and ri@in While at work, but when re-
..Hoat !: y%> put back. and escape then
,,t>.nI # ti.f question. The Police Justice
.a," distractions that when JanrS's time
-Ni;."I .r should bc brought to the bar OF
H.. -"Gr'. Yesterday he appeared, IN the
e@.'a&y o.! Jai!or O'Dwytr and an officer of
a." rl.IU--"ng. in response to the instruc-
u.a, d.; The Justice, who required of the ae-
f..,'d >"'u:itr in lie SUN Of $50 for one
l.. Htta. Ihi> Ia,nv, icing unable 70 give,
H.. ".. r.Ilt..Jol 10 Jail and labor for
.-.i. G.t-.
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ARREST eP AN AurrsFp n.4arL R0fBER.-
Special Agent Frey, of the Fost-Ulflce De-
lurtment. has arrested Thomas }. Perkins,
pastmStarat Perkinsvilc, Goochland county,
Tor robhiug the United States mail. The
case will DC investigated ny United States
commissioner in this city.
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Call for q " worhiDgmcn's"i National
Convention. .,s-,sty,,;

NEW YORK, May IA committee Of the
Workingmen's Union, OF the. State of New
York, issues a call for a National Convention
here on the 23d of May. The call favors q
high tariff; demands settlement of the
Alabama claims or war the enforcement of
the eight-hour law reduction of the inte-
rest on currency by law; and urges praGti-
cal sympathy with all nations struggling Tor
freedom. It is believed that the Intention
of the call is to assist in nominating Grant
at the Philadelphia Convention. - - z.r
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TO DE REpEATEn.-At the request of nu-
merous persons residing in the eastern part
of the city who have not had an opportunity
Of hearing Captain Bohanon'> lecture on his
travels in Europe and the East, the Captain
has consented to deliver it on Church Hill
next Tuesday night. The place selected for
the entertainment is the Third Presbyterian
church. We can assure all who attend that
they will enjoy rare literary treat. NO
admission fee will be charged.
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The New York Methodist ConfcEertce.-.
StoHes,s Trial. u i.iEtssi ~

New YoRK, bIay 2.--The General Confer
ence assembled here to-day, Bishop Simpson
presiding. Lay delegates presented au nd.
dress congratuatins the Church OH the &C.
complishment Of lay representation without
acrimonious debate. and protesting against
any radical change i'll the machinery OF the
Church. sa. tys,a y err.
The Times states that not only Bartlett
and Graham, but Gerry also, lave aEandoned
Stokes as counsel. The result will probably
be that the trial of his case OH It's merits viii
soon be commenced. te ~ sy,t@l,@i -
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Night Session.
PERMANENT OFFICERS


Irpon the resssemblirg of the Convention,
Carl Scburz was elected as permanent presi.
dent. and one vce-president from each State
and Territory. Schurz advanced amid tre-
mendous applause-the bands playing hail
to the Chief"
On taking the chair, Mr.. Schurz referred
briefly to the purposes for which the Con-
yention assembled, and said the Republic
mirbt well congratulate itself that such u
meeting was possible. He spoke OF corrup-
ton being the natural outSrowth OF the pro-
tracted civil war invading the public service
of the Government, and said that part OF
our common country which had been con-
vulSed by disastrous rebellion was suffering
most orieyous,y from the effects of war, and
that the naughty spirit of power refused 10
lift those who had gone astray, by policy Oh
generous Cancellation and craftsmanship OF
common sense. Great wrongs were being
perpetrated by the party in power, ana this
assemblage Of American freemen meant tlnt
these things were no longer 10 De en-
dllred. The conscience Of the people, which
had seemed dead has arisen from every part
of the compass. The breath OF victory Is III
the very air which surrounds us. we nave
grand opportunity before us. we can give
the Republic pure and honest government,
but can only do 80 by throwing behind Us
the selfish spirit of politicians. Small blcEer-
inss and mean aspirations, as TO our pmt'
form. We should be wise enough to Keep IN
mind those things which republic stands
most In need of. Let us only IN What we
promise to the people De straightforward, and
not attempt to cheat those whom we ask 10
follow our lead by deceltful representations
as to men whom we shall tpresentfor the high
offices of Government, Let US entreat yol
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How TO SAVE YOUR MoNEY.-One way to save
your money Is TO put 1t in savings bank. Another
way is 10 buy where you can get the best goods for
the smallest amount of money. But the best way Is
10 tfspost II with f. q. SPENCE sos, ut 1900 Main
street, where You can get anything In the way OF
styifsh aesass~#sen, ,scsr me very smallest
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The Mexican Revolution.

REVOLUTIONARY CAMP, FIVE NILES, FROM
MArAMoRAs, April 3O.-Diaz has re6ccupied
Guadalajara. Guaraquata is In a complete
state of anarchy. The Government troops
have evacuated Durango. Trevino. yester-
day received notice of the black flag having
been raised at Matamoras. He hughed and
said, "The flag of towards" = ss.72'' y
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RED MES's ExcuRs1oS.-The members OF
the prosperous Order Of Red Men are agi-
tating the question of al excursion to Balti-
more OH the 4th of July. Several tribes have
appointed committees to inquire into the eX-
pedency of making the trip.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May 2.-.VirpInia G's-C Coupons old,
so; consolidated, 5s3. West Vireinia'sl7 bid
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat firm and un-
changed. Corn steady at esaf12c Oats dull at ss4
nc, Rve uulct ut 9sc.6lSl.O5 Provisions quiet.
Mess pork, Sla.7s6$N. Bulk meats dull shoulders,
5n5bc.; rib sides, oe@Gic; clear rib Sides sgstc.
Bacon quiet aud unchanged; sugar-ctred hams
ter active and unchanged. Wliskey quiet.
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Frank Leslic's illustrated newspaper and
Harpe,'s Weekly, containing the second part
of Dorr's London Illustrated, received from
r.. Ellyson. ncws-dcaler, two doors above
DisDStch office.
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shooting sezapc III Albemarle ccoansy G

CHARACTERISTICS, May IA man named
scrusgs, keeping bar-roon aat shadwell,a s
shot Mr.. Minor Pace, the Chesapeake ar,tis
Ohio Railroad Depot agentat that plaee.td-
day. A few Of the shot took etreess i'm the
side OF the facc, producing slight wound.
II. is said that scruggs has beenselling whis.is
Key without license, and accused Mr. Pace or
reporting the fact TO the United statesAcoi- 3
lector; hence the shooting. Seruggs has
been arrested and logged in Jail this place. /
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No head witha brain In it that has ever witnessed
the operation of PHALoN'S CHEMICAL HAIR IN.
yIGoRAToR on harsh, dry, weak or thin hair, can
doubt for one moment Its regcne,.tting properties
1t literally compels the hair to grow. and beutfe,
while IL strengthens the fibrous mass.
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JOB PRINTING.-We eall the attention OF mer'
chants clerks of courts, sheris lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents andail Others
having orders for printing, to the facilities ohered n
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds OF Joi
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice tards
Bll-IIcads, LetterHeads, Programmes 'ali IicRe's
Rlsnks. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues
Kills of Fare Show-Bills Checks, Drafts &C., &c.
Sc Satisfaction guaranteed.
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CITY SAVINGS AND INSURANCE BRoKERAGE
CoMrASY.--The first annual meeting of the
stockholders Of this company was held at the
office of Lancaster & Co. last night. Major B,
II. Nash presided, with Mr.. L. b. Meade rs
secretary. The reports presented showed
an untouched capital and a good surplus OF
receipts over expenditures. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President. lawson Nunnally; Secretary, E,
4. Meade Cashier, William Coullng; Di-
rectoyS: J. II. Grcanor, Or. F. b. Watkins,
:. Friediey. W. h. Lucke, d. S. Woodbridge,
". Il. Quarles, William Ii. Powers, and c.
K. Earksdale.
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pERsoSaL.-AIr. Franklin Stearns returned
from Cincinnati yesterday morning.
Mr.. 4. A. Little. Of the Fredericksburg
Tp,rs, and Mr.. c. W. Button. Of the Lynch
burg Trginfdn. Were in Richmond yester-
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ANOTHER CLrB IN CLAY ,WAnD.--A meet
ing Of Clay Ward Conservatives was held at
l.aure's, on Main street opposite Monroe
Park, last night. In view OF the large al
tendance, the former organfzatfon was aban-
doned, and new Working Conservative
Club was organized, with the following ofli-
,ers: President, N. j. Powers Secretary.
II, &. Smith Treasurer Thomas j. Smith
Scrgeant-at-Arms. Thomas II. Holloway.
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IoLLYwoop MEMORIAL ASSOCIATIoS.-
There was Il meeting of the ladies of this
Association in the basement Of st. PaulS
church yesterday afternoon. The arrange
ment> tor celebrating memorial day were
nn,nnluta1
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NFw YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, May g.--Cottou quiet: sales, Ts2 bales;
Changed Whiskey, soc. Wheat sgl tly favors buy b
ers Corn active and firmer Mt 74@7sc. Rice and q
Pork quiet. Lard. siMosc. NavaIs nm. TallowfI
stpudy, EreiulIts gtealy. -
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HAG9T or Arson Not SCsTAlSED.-Han-
a;,. l.rWi-, charged with attempting to SET
1.e IL tAt dwelling OF Alice Cole on the
a-.t 4" Ia" 10Th Of April, was brought be-
.ar" Tie r"Hre iuStice yesterday for eNami-
A'tt"n. hUt the charge was not sustained,
-.d t"r accused consequently discharged.
Ial, ,.>r had been continued several times
ht aNJt;:i. Of the absence of witnesses.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHNoToN, May 2.-The barometer will
probably rise over the New England, Mid.
die, and South Atlantic States on Friday,
but fall from the lower Missouri Valley to-
Lake Superior. Northerly to westerly winds
and clear weather will generally prevail at
the stations east of the Rocky mountains on
Friday.
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Ihave used the Wheeler L Wilson, Grover &
Baker. and other kinds of fsewing-lnaoncs; but got
rid of them at sacrSfce- The WILCOX & GIBBS
find to he aIl that sewing machine shoald be. ~
Mrs. Emma Pentecost, Cincinnati, ..
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A HOUSEHOLD NEcEsSrTY.-Fougera's ready.
made mustard plsster-always ready for immediate
use clean, reliable, and never spoil. To be had of
MEADE & BAKER, pharmacists, sls Main street.
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All persons having forfeited pledges at our loan
office, 1881 Main street, will call to renew or redeem
them. Us further indulgence cannot be granted.
II. HARRIS s. BROTHER,
Pawnbrokars
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south CarolinR.--The knAlux Psis.
OuePS.

CHARLESTON, May 2.-In the United States
Court to-day fifteen prisoners who had plead
ed guilty of conspiracy were sentenced to
IMPRISONMENT for terms ranging from one
month to eight years, and fines averaging
from ten dollars to five hundred. This con-
cludcs the fuklux trials for this term Of the
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SAVE YOUR MoNEY.-That Is, go to f. B.. SPENCE
& SoN for your spring clothing. Large and stylish
stock. Low prices.
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ApyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In all!
norton of the country should advertise In tht
papers of that section. NJ ELLTsoS 90. VIII
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
ushrrs' rates.