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The State Journal OF yesterday evening
comments upon an article which spp1ured in
the Dispatch of Monday. We like rather
than dislike the tone Of the Journals article.
We see nothing in 1t that calls for reply.
Perhaps we should explain that the 18th,
18th, and 18th amendments were ratified by
Virginia under duress. We would not wish
the inference to be drawn that VIC would
advocate disregard of them. Congress
struck out of the 10TH the words "ho!d
Office" before submitting it for ratification
No amendment requires us to accept them
as officers. We do not blame the negroes for
the state of atfIirs in South Carolina and
Louisiana so much us we blame the northern
people. We do not expect anything better
from the negroes. The unspeakable infamy
OF putting the whites under the blacks-the
intelligent under the ignorant-the taX.pay-
ers under the non-taX-payers-- to
those who call themselves our brethren.
But enough. The Journal will touch this
subject gingcry hereafter
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G DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS
We call particular attention to our STOCK Oh DhLoo
C0Ons our assortment being very large. Take a
look at our
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
JAPANESE SILKS, .' 81"
JAPANESE POPLlSS,
ALPACAS, MOHAIRS, WASH-POPL1Ns,
GINGHAMS. LAWNS, PIQUkS, s.'
MARsEILLEs. IRON GRENADINES,
BOMBAZ1NES, "@ 70 ..'
TAMIsE and AUSTRALIAN CREPE. -
el.. ..H ....s ALSO, ~" -...
A large assortment Of PERCALEs. fflNlSD
CAMBRICS, and CALICOES.
-. -. LEVY BROTHERS..
MACHINE-NEEDLES and MACHiNE-olL.
ape '#..-.
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m- OILS FOR MACHINERY.-Pur-
chasrrs OF
LUBRICATISG OILS
will please bear in mind that the OH sold by us II
a NATURAL LUBHICATING OIL,
OF IS DEGREES GRAVITY.
Tie THIN Oils OF HIGHER GRAVITY are
dearer even at a lower price ms they have litse
body, will soon wear away, and are consequently
more liable to cut and heat the behring's.
PLEASE OBSERVE. EVERY BARREL or OUR
GENUINE and PURE
NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL
SOLD IN THIS MARKET
has our brand on the head of each barrel thus:
"VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATING OIL,
PURCELL, LADD CO., AGENTS,
RICHMOND, Va"
Orders addressed to US will receive prompt atten-
hon. PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
1916 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
apll-tJe3 Richmond. Va,
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THE AIRLINE ROAD TO ATLASTA.-The
Charlotte Observer says that trains now run
daily from Atlanta, Ga, to the eastern termi-
nus Of the road, a distance Of ninety miles,
leaving gap in tho Whole road OF only
forly-fye miles. The grading of this gap
has nearly all been completed, and it is con-
tdently believed the road will be finished
through from Charlotte to Atlanta by the
1st of July. A train left Charlotte on Mon
day morning last for Atlanta.
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Mr.. RICHARDsoS-Thc new Secretary of the
Treasury, whose prospective resignation We
have already announced, has recently gained
as great Il victory over Wall street as BOUT
WELL gained on the celebrated Black Friday
The Washington Republican attributes the
failure Of he cashier Of the Atlantic National
Bank to this cause. We applaud Mr.. R1cH-
ARDsoS for his mauliness in standing up for
two long months against this powerful COM
bination of heartless spectators. The VIC
tory Is with him, however, and he will never
again be troubled in the same way. Perhaps
the next new Secretary may have TO be "prlt
through in the same manner. Blu. with u
hundred millions of gold in the treasury, and
an unceasirg inflow into it, any Secretary
ought to be able 10 maintain his position
against any combination, hsw"yer powerful.
All that any will need is courage.
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cnrr;ov the burtben--i, should BE met and
shouldcrcd at once andwith pleasure
we say with emphasis, and with 1 gear
,onv;o,,or TINT what we say viii provetg1e,
nm, thi, bridge will secure tothe people Of
R;chmond sucl, great benefits that the ex.
renditurr she has made upon 1t will turn
on, 10 he ono Of the best Of her Investments.
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Er NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR MAY AND JUNE, 1s73.-T. r. PRICE &
CO.. just from market again. arc opening. by steam
ers and express all the novelties IN shade AMI de-
sign for spring and summcr-many decided bar
gains In Imported DRESS GOODS.
4 great variety Of JAPANESE SILKS aud POP-
Inns;
PLAIN and STRIPED FRENCH SILKs;
GRUS-GRAIN and BONNET SILKS:
COLORED SILKS. for trimming:
CHECKED aud PLAIN MOHAlkS, zoe. to 81 per
yard
SITTING; LINENS and POPLINS. for travellers
PLAIN and STRIPED GRENADINES;
IRON BAREGES, every price;
SILK GRENADINES, AUSTRALIAN GRAPES
MOURNING GOODS, every style In use;
KID GLOVES, GRAPE Wells, SC. ap2o
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MAJ PILLOW-CASE LINEN, II yards
wide, ut CSC. per yard worth Soc:
PILLOW-CASE LINEN, u yards wlie' al 70c. per
yard worth 81:
LINEN SHEETING. full % yards wide, at SLIPS and
Siso-yerv superior goods for The price
Full width UNBl EACHEDCoi1o ohhHAA4''
FuI j.! SIG pr LyENCHED sHEETING at 4oc per
yard; ~ ,-
York Mills &c: Androscoggin. 1890:
Excellent yard-wide COTTON. at l2tc, at
LEVY BRUTHERS.
PAPER and MUSLIN WINDOW-ellApES In
great variety. ap
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We failed yesterday to name the Richmond
Wh,g among those papers which prefer
Lynehburg us the seat Of the next Conserya.
tive State Convention. .,-.
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w SPECIAL NOTICE.-G 4 A Nd
cy nsrNG-OUT SALE.-I offer my fine stock OF
on, CHROMOs, EN- RAVIN q ), 1PHoIo-
GRAPHS, FRAMES Of every style, &C., at prime
cost TO close business at once. Give me call ano
YOU will he sure to buy. XII. ..-E .s... K.
CHI. F. SMITH, 1901 Main street,
ap 2a-4t* corheT Iie'ch'''
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
Richmond, April %, 1873. !

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l p.
d. Richmond. April %, 1873. 8
THIS OFFICE IS OPENED DAILY,
i FROM o O'CLOCK A. NJ. TO 8 O'CLOCK
P. NJ, for The purpose Of receiving the
LICENSE TAN
from all lawyers, doctors, dentists commission
merchants, merchandise brokers, wholesale ana
retail liquor dealers, hotels, RESTAURANTS, saloons,
boarding. and eating houses, auctioneers, humber
measurers architects theatres and halls, telegraph,
express and coal computes, mercantile insurance.
spwing-machine agents, bittcrs manufacturers, Junk
and oyster dealers.
.Al bills remaining unpaid on the first DAY OF
Nav a fine Of not less than one dollar and no more
than i've dollars for each day thereafter will be i'm
nosed.m JOHN +. REGSAULT.
mo 2l-1Ot City Collector
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FAIR.

LAIR OF THE GRACE-STREETP PRES
a RYTERIAN CHURCu.-The ladies' Of thi:
church. in prosecution Of their efforts for the conf
DLetiJn of their house OF worship, hold FAIR du-
ring this week 1t the rctnre-roo, corner Of Grace
and Fourth streets. They offer for sale variety Of
beautiful wearing apparel for infants and older chill
DIR. IL with general assortment 81 useful and fame!
articles Meals and refre .n.nts will bc served di-
ring each day and evening. The Fair opens OH
NIGHT, April 18th, and will continue
until Friday night. APP cs-5t
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OFFICIAL.

CHANGE OF HOURS OF FIRST AND
" SECOND MARkETS.-On and after the Isl Ct
May the First aud Second Markets Will close at 10
o'clock I'm the morning. except on Saturdays.
The hours on SATURDAY will be from daylight
to 10 A. NJ, and from to T. NJ. H..
~ SAM. ELLIS,
ap 3o-9t GEORGE TIhBERLAKE.
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The Overland -Acnutly for May is received
from j. 7. ELLYsoN, bookseller. Though
published in San Francisco, this magazine
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ID E III o VA l.!
R0UsE.FURSrsHING GOODS.


UEEP COOL.-IF YOU WANT A GOOD
N WaTER-COOLER call on K. B. TAYLOR,
No. Governor street.
If You want I; champion REFRIGERATOR, the
Governor street. -,,, ,,,,
If You want q nice SILVER-PLATED ICE
PITCHER, WAITER. and GOBLETS, call on T..
B. TAYLOR, No. 0 Governor street.
If you want n good article of SILN ATED
SPOONS, KNIVES, and FORKS, of the well-kn0wn
Rogers Rrothers' make, call on Z. Is. TAYLOR,
No. Governor street . .r
If Won want q nice SILYER-PL ATED CASTOR,
or any,other article of stlver-platcd ware Of the
best quality, cali on h. u. TAYLOR, No. Go
If YOU want decorated CHINA DINNER, TEA.
or CHAMBER SET, call on Z. b. TAYLOR, No. 8
Governor street. EaJ ,,-rr,r,,,
CHINA or WHITE GRANITE WAkE, call on f:
d. TAYLOR, No. 8 Governor street, where you Will
find q large assortment OF the above, and many
O,hcr HOTSEFURNJ>HTNGG GOODS just from
the factories, which will be sold at very low prices
af " F. b. TAYLOR'S,
ap3o No. 0Governor street. Richmond. Va.
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ME- LLAMA LACE SHAWLS, LLAMA
LACE SACQUEs.-Largc additions just made 10
our stock of the above goods, making our assoiE
men, th. largest ever offered by any one mouse III
this city. ..- a.- Ley bhOInEh.'
CLARK'S and COATS sPOOL-CoTTON, 7rc
per dozen. ap"-
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T lCENSE-TAXES.-I will be in my Office,
IL Manchester. APRIL BOTH and MAY lST TO al
low parties who so desire to pay LlOESSE-TAA
for the ensuing year. W. B.. WOODBRIDGE. 1sg
Treasurer Chesterfield county.
MANCHESTER. April2s s.f.. -.a APP 2s.tt ,
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OFFICE OF PowuATAS sTEANGuAE '"MrANFt
Seimg!h'r 2l>t,l'.. J
TONSIGNEES OF FREiGiITt'rriN..
~ by this iinc an, hereby Bo'iGcd 'at -rs-"as.
Oh and after this ,ite ali freight ARR .ilz ~ u'r
steamers, unless novel wi.Ein Ia.s.c hour '''a
arrival, VIII he stored n their rtSS a,.d cAi","'
Steamers arrive MONDAYS. THuR>IAio''""
SATURDAYS AT q O'clock \. y
sc. 8 WILLIAM :. BRETT. AGENT.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, I
RICHMOND. VA. ADrjl 18th, 1878.

TfITY LICENSE TAN.-This office has
~ been directed to report on THURSDAY the LIST
day of May all delinquent LICENSE tax-l,ayers
to his Honor the Police Justice, that the fine i'm
posed by ordinance concerning the collecti of
said tax may be- assessed md execution issued for
Its collection 1.-THE hne) by that officer.
: ~. JOHN +. REGNAULT, &
m ag-at CITY Collector.
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D- pARAseLs PARAsoLs ARA
soLs. Es S
Further addItlonsto our stock OF PARAsOLS
make the assortment large and complete. Il
Also, an assortment OF LLAMA LACE PARA
sOr, COVERS. LEVY BROTHERS,
81. ~, 1917 aud 1910 Main street
LACE, for curtains, from 2cc 10 81
per ward ap29
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T BATCU E LORS HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the hest In the wori"
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable,
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridicu-
lous tints UNPLEASANT odor. Remedies the iii
effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
diately superb black or natural brown, and leaves
the hair clean, son, and beautiful. The genuine
slgneo w. A. BATCHEL0R Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
sc 30-eod Proprietor, New York.
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UT MANUALS OF
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
MICROSCOPES, --.-
MAGIC LANTERNS,
METEOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PHYSICAL APPARATUS.
profusely illustrated. mailed TO any address on
receipt Of ten cents each.
JAMES W.QUEEN CO.. Opticians,
92I Chestnut street, Philadelphia;
GOO Broadway, New York.
Mention that you saw this In the Richmond Dis.
patch. ..... NH lo-W&S2m
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HOLLYWOOD CE METERY CON-
H PANY.-The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COM
pANY will be held on TUESDAY. May S. at
O'clock r. NJ. at the Office of the Virginia Stale In
surance Company, No. zoos Vain street.
JAMES II. GARDNER,
n3n-st Secretary.
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VOLUME ii WALLACE;
VOLUME AMERICAN REPORTS;
SUGDEN ON VENDORS volumes:
BISHOP ON STATUTORY CkIMbS;
Hn'KSOE'S BLACKSTONE:
TYLER ON USURY, L "A SS, AND
LOANS:
BROWNE ON TRADEMARKS;
BENEFITS FIRE-iNSuRANCE CASES,
ALIENS TELEGRAPH CASES, &c.
All the new law and miscellaneous books can he
found UT 1918 MAIN STREET.
apS-d&w RANDOLPH s. ENGLISH.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR PRINTING AND
J. BINDING THE NEW CODE
OF VIRGINIA.
COMMONWEALTH OF EIRGiSiA !
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC FRlNr!Sr.
RICHMOND, April Is, isIJ. J

ElCuAOSp, ApEli Nv 'S'"'
By Act Of the General Assembly !. !isrecen' ses-
THAT the Superintendent of Public Printing Is
hereby authorized and empowered 10 rccei'e 't"n'
George ". Munfurd the edition ~ ,hc '',lc n r
pared by him, aud shall advertise for Tie puo'1'i
Of six thousand copies thereof, 10 oe Ia All rer,
equal in puper and printng 10 ID. edi!ion ~ 49,
tract for the printing and binding the same r
best terms ~ he had, requiring bond ni
the faithful execution OF the work. ana pro- VIZ -
such contract that the copyright OF sal! ed''"" S
be reserved TO the Commonwealth rt.
received by the undersigned, Ut ii, otl;" II ,ns
capitol, until THURSDAY, May !! !s.5, .i, 10! He
PRINTING AMI BiSUISt, If fh. NEW 49, 49,.
separate proposals for each. The toin." Wa! -, Sc
irsOly he abOu. ~ large ~ the t""r 81 i,9 ,',fr
early In June, and the book 20 u finished "''1o''
unnecessary delay. ga, -. s.-
Parties desiring to bid for the work viii mt
stand that The took Is tn bc printed oa Nc" ~.
aud OF the size used In ,be Cot!r -; is's- ~
propc, " and carefully dry pressed. III tie -
printing, prrss.mork, Grf pns~s-work. al.t , '
ing-MEST BE FIRST-CLAS>, andi oinG "" W.. lily
tertsined from partic, unable l" $40" ~ 18th
10 DO such work. The superintendent W. ,E i-f
fine paper To the prin. er, and VIII f@ta'
work that can possibly D. turned ouf ,, =, la,i
The Superintendent RESERVES u: ga, KIN
any bids. Il +. rfr,img
Superintendent OF Pubs s!'GN"'
apl7-eodtMyl ----
SEALED PROPOSALS vii be Te'"I'E%
- by the President Of the james tuvrr In, ttSk
Company for the MASONRY ana tAk a" nty.:
necessary for proper approach Ia The aHI.sr,o l.
Bridge at the foot OF Ninth street, III IEixht
Rtds will be opened at - o'clock May $50; ~.
ap is.tu - JoHSG. CLARKE, secre'sfT'
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compares favorablysfn nearly every re'peea
with any other literary periodical IN 'tle
co,lnfry..s3 E.s
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NOAH WALKER & co.,
.-raL, 1904 MAIN STREET,
are prepared to show one Of the largest and most
stylish stocks Of
CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISH
49, " ING GOODS
ever seer In the city, Can and examine before pur-
-.. - chasing elsewhere.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. perfect TT guar
anteed Remember, .." 90 .'
an 1o-1m f"J 1904 MAIN STREET.
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Kg- MILLINERS CAN FIND A LARGE
stock of RIBBONS. purchased by us ut auction at a
great sacritice which we offer much below regular
nrIres LEVY BROTHERS.
A large stock of WHITLEY JET SETS Of EAR
RINGS and BREA STPINS. ap2a
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hEBOTHENG.
Spring CLOTHING.

z 900 BUSINESS SUITS, 80
4 900 DR esq SUITS, ~ -
u 600 pairs FANCY CAssIMERE PANfB,
400 WHITE DUCK VESTS,
1000 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
1905 pairs WHITE (PepperifD JEANS DRAWERS,
q, !, mfr 400 pairs Couvissr & Thompson'5 k1ilS,
Z, Ali NEW GOODS bought exclusively for
cash. and WIN be sold low My friends and the pub
- WILLIAM Ira SMITH, AgS,,,
sign BIG FLAGS. ~ 40 II
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uEPTASOPHS, OR SEVEN WISE
IL MEN.-A regular meeting will be held THIS
wednesday, EVENING 1T O'Clock, Al your hall.
corner of Broad and Ninth streets. Members are
requested to attend business Of Importance is on
hand Candidates for d, gIecs will bc promptly o.
hand. BY order Of the Arcon.
M 3o-li* JOHN MAXWELL. Secretary.
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SfEfTk SOS.

THE OFFICERS AND MEM MTA
/ BERS OF JEFFERSON LODGE, H%EA
No. %. KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS, VIII {. 32aI
attend special meeting at their Castle \SSS2T
Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING the NsSJ
30,h instant AZ O'Clock. By order Of the S.I
g c. JOHN d. VAUGHAN,
On sn-,,x X. OF K. and s.
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LIGHTNENG-RODS.

LiNKf N ENVT.KU11S,
iGHTNING-RODS.- are prenared
- to put up MuSsoNS wcll-known TiJBtTL An
COPPER LtGIlrSlNG-RODS, for which we have
,hen sole agents for the last i've years. Orders
promptly and faithfully attended TO-
Ais" sole agents for OI.EOPHt.NE OIL, which
over laO reest aud the finest oil for fety on the
American continent.
J. l.: MOUNTCAsTLE & CO..
o2o Broad str.e!. between Fifth and Sixth,
NH. KichIonl. Va.
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TENHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF The VIRGINIA
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY will lie held at
their Office no. 121i Main street, on TUESDAY
the 18th Of May, 1873, at 81 o'clock p. NJ.
ap 2S-td ... DAVID j. BURR. secretary.
NOTlCE.-The annual meeting Of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS of The GLOVER HILL
RAILROAD COMPANY will lie held at the office
Of olcssrs. Lancaster L Co., In the city of Elcli
mond on TIL URSDAY. god May, ls7a, II P. M.
ap e3-;d -. :. WOOLDI1DGE. Treasurer
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DOR Z I'll / l. A DELPHIA.-
l. The steamer J.f W. EvERsfAs. .knssIrh
Captain PLAIT will receive freight for lie ~ "a
port I'LL THURSDAY The Ist Of May Mt y n'"|,rs
Freight taken for all parts OF pennsyIv,n,s'
New jersey. and Delaware, also for STrr,is nna'
Ton. and New Orleans. ut low rates ' "'s-
Passage 70 Philadelphia. including rnc,,. 49,.
sticrOGfn, 50. w, <. PORTER -, aH'
ap 3o-2t #It.E No 2:.Ls f,,rt
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T1Ckpfs on S1Ir n F'A t 5FK Z %. : E.1 T'''|''
and gage checked through.
Freight received DAILY TOO NorillN fo!is'h%''p'
Boston, Baltimore. and pfinc!2l. lAGI!H.S ~ ~
peako BAY. and all regular lSndings on Js"es 'l'"i,
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight rcces ell from i. III. III tH. ".
Freight for way-landiri'S 'nIS' ~ lrtpdit
l.. II. iATJii, Gra"Fh! A2'Ht.
Otlico, Company's wharf.
branch office. corner Main and Nin.h 'trccis.
mi
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NOTICE.-The lot of HORSES EN
~ expected by US from the Valley CT Eir- ~
yinla will arrive on Thursday. when we will be glad
10 sec all in want of No. stO X at low prices. .
up xO-3t TURNER L CO, Franklin street.
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DEPARTURES or srnaug...

EOR NEW YORK.--Tbe Old ~s1s.
l. Dominion Steamship Coupanys efe- nTs....,.s
CANT steamship WYASOKE. CaT,tain Et,rrI s1,,
SAL on sI.InAI May ri, Al O'Clock i. II. Fr,i.t,
received until Thursday nixhi. ''''sht
Through BILLS Of la1ng s,gnetl, and gooas ,o.-
"ardcd with dispatch To aII points nOrh. nj "i'
9ast, ana west. Close connections made with f,"J
Line Tor foreign ports. Passenger accom- IT,,
unsurras sed. Fare, Sl2; steeraye. %; r1,pd"hIls
tickets, 80 For freight M >ssgp, spp,y In ''p
GEORGE W.Ai1LEN & Co sge,ts
aI 30-3t Z
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24
AnEnyemtiYe Exnerir.,nnt.

Kipp always had an idea that he could
invent u self-acting sewing-machne, sad
he did. lie procured steel ribbon-string
about twenty feet long, and Of sufficient
power to ran o horse.car. This he rugged
on his wiles sewing mochine with lot of
clock orh, and it appeared to him when
he finished the job that evening that he
had realized his hopes. If any sewing
machine ever would go, that would; so he
wound it up ready for use in the morning
and went TO bed. a four o'clock Mrs.
Kipp reused him and told him to listen to
the burglars in the house Ho listened and
heard o most terrific racket over the sit
i ng-room. 1t appeared TO him that there
must be million or moro burglars re-
freshing themselves with prize-6ght. So
he loaded his gun, crept softly over, and
peeped through the crack in the door. 1t
was not burglars, it WAS Mr.. Kipp's sew
ing machine. The reg had slipped, and
that spring was having full play. 1t
would rear the machine up on one end, and
charge it three or four times, like bat
tering ram, against the glass front of the
bookcase.
Then it would wheel around and sud-
ferociously against the mantlepiece; and it
would lie down and roll over on the floor
and hammer the sofa, and boost tho cen-
ier-iable, aud iry 20 jam = hole through
the WALL and endcavor 10 leap up on the
chandelier. And IS Kipp entered the
room it few at him, end tore in and out
between his legs, the wheel revolving like
fury all tie time, and the spring gradual
ly unwindng. And then Kipp re,rcated
and walked the family, and got the mat
tress off the bed, Then they covered the
machine and sat on ii for while, and
finally pushed it out of tho wndow into
the yard, where Kipp piled boxes and ash
barrels and slop buckets aud fence psil-
ings on il 10 hold IL still. But ell night,
under the heap it kept up continual buzz
and snort and hum, so that the next door
neighbor fired at il sixteen times with the
Impression that it was eats. Kip has
since bought new sewing machine, and
bis wife runs it with her feet. lie has
abandoned the study of mechanics for the
PRESENT. Max Adler.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

my room empty one week, therefore 1t Is
better for me to keep dodgers at small
advance than TO raise my price so that
lose my dodgers and have my room empty
The agents and bureaus whose business
1t is to furnish rooms during the exposi'
ton, are doing much TO keep prices up, II
being 10 their interest TO do so. Thus
when room is put into the ir hands, they
say, "Yeu do not ask enough for IT,, 80 the
price is raised, and as n consequence the
room remains empty. During the winter
there were over eighty American Dr'. here
but 81 present not more than twenty re-
main, and the number is daily decreasing.
They say "prices are too high, we cant
afford to stay"
The Easter ceremonies have been OBJ
served in due form. On the day of the
Resurrection the Emperor, Empress and
all the Court walked ia grand procession
around one Of the ''hofs" or courts of the
Royal Palace.
Tonight is given the grand "Citizens'
Bail" in honor of the alliance between
the sixteen year old Princess Girela, eldest
child Of the Austrian Emperor, and Prince
Leopold, of Bavaria. The mnrringeSs to
be celebrated next Sunday. The Princess
is said to be remarkably wei! educated
for Princess-to be quitea musician and
artist, being able TO play piano duets with
her betrothcd, and once having painted
the portrait of a peasant family in their
holiday costume. She has an earnest and
pleasing face, but has not fully Inherited
the beauty of her other, who is called the
most beautiful of the ruling women of Eu-
rope. WELT LFAUSSrELLUNG.