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letter from PescYsburg.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstc
PETERSBURG. Nav S. is

Correspondence OF thc Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, May S, 1874.
Colonel William Towncs, of Mecklenburg
county, interviewed General Malone to-day
with respect 10 the proposed railroad con-
nec,ion between ClarkSville and Blacks and
Whites. 90 the Atlantic, Mississippi, and
Ohio railroad. The General thinks that
now, while everything is cheap, is the best
time 20 build railroad. He says that the
scheme referred to-that Of constructing 4
narrow-"auce railroad from Blacks and
Whites TO Clark>vlle-is entirely praciica-
bic. and advises the holding Of public meet
incs at Mccklcnburg and Luuenburg courts
10 see if the people will pledge their coun-
ties to vote 5000. 900 each 10 the undertaking.
He thinks. also. that Petersburg will rcspond
literally wants to get then all the private
subscriptions possible; the right Of way
given, &c. Colonel Towres was very much
encouraged by the interview as to the pros.
poets Of the projected improvement.
The following is statement OF the re-
ceiptS Of cotton At this port for the week
ending to-day: Receipts, 523 bales CORE
spending week last year, 81 bales. Total
since September l. 1878, 1884 bales; cor
responding time last year. 80 T39 bates. Ex-
ports. AL bales: stock. 5000 bales; stock
same tine last year. 1850 bales: receipts at
this port for the year ending September l.,
1873, II .594 bales.
Colonel George ". Boiling. Of this city.
has been appointed delegate on behalf OF
the State Agricultural Society to the National
Agricultural Congress which meets at A.
iinta. Ga. on the 18th instant. hlr. L. 5.
Gregory has been appointed a. the delegate
to represent the Petersburg Agricultural
Society.
Mrs. George Newman died very suddenly
at her residence in this city AZ O'Clock last
evening.
There will be Sunday. chool mass meet
ing at The First Baptist church on Sunday
next, to which the other Sunday schools OF
the city are invited. Addresses sill be de-
iivered by Rev. q. 4. PETIT. Of Philadeipllln,
and Rev. q. c. Trumbuii, Of the American
Sunday School Union. Both Of these gen
,lcmen are popular Sunday school orators,
and their meeting will be veil attended.
4 young daughter of Mr.. Henry Stratton
sprained her ankle this evening By accident
ally thrustiug her foot through hole in the
pavement.
Everybody rcjoices in the celestial spring
weather. ROBIN ADIlR.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EnSlRnd.

IoNpox. May Sat the New Market first
spring meeting to-day Apology won the one
thousand guinea stakes. La Courcnse took
the second money, and Blanche Fleur came
in third. The betting just previous TO the
race was three to one against the winner.
three 10 one against La CourenSe, and one to
one against Blanche Feur.
Spain.
MApRlp. May S.-The Republican troops
have come up with the Cariists under CON-
mand Of Don Alfonso, and defeated them
with heavy loss.
Bilbao has been sompletely revictusled.
Ths popuiace Of that city bave burned the
houses Of several prominent Carlists. Cen
eral Coucha'S command has not yet left Bill
bao. CariSts are arriving in strong force to
the north bank Of the river Nervion. 1t is
probable that General Lopez Dominguez
will be appointed Minister OF War.
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Tho Steamship Ethsopfn.

INV IoRk, May S.-The steamship State
OF Pennsylvania. which arrived here from
Glasgow to-day, reports that on the Goth Of
April. In latitude IS degrees 81 minutes, Ion.
etudc Is degrees SIS minutes, she fell in with
The Anchor Line steamship Ethiopia with
her main shaft broken. The PENNSYLVANIA
took on board nincty-cisht passengers OF 81 Q
Ethiopia. The Ethiopia then proceeded east.
ward under canyaSs
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n sSiEta For Life.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., May S-A man
".a"@ iIE.aclt alexander Ii. kambo. = pas
stl.'r Ga he bri" EUza Stevens, Of Port
, ,aii1 Or Bangor, from Kingston, Jamaica, for
W" oIk, swain ashore here last night. lie
s@!> The brig mas run down by a steamer,
'"Q "Ecn he cot Oh deck he found the
":'ch abandoned and heard boat rowing
Oh. Aitcr waiting some time he got plank
"-1 s"&tl for AtsecolAb light about II
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New York Stek1s.

Nj" YORK, May 6.-The jury in the case
% oA-tHy Treasurer Sprague, Of Brooklyn,
Lave rendered Il verdict OF not guilty.
HERE Is uDcasiaeSs here regarding the
f,.Hraii,Aip E;hjopia, twenty days out from
Glasgow.
IL@ annual retinion of the Manhattan club
tCoL / lace last evening. It was regarded as
q much political Importance aside from its
t'.c''l Character. The asscm2lase Wss very
larry"
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BALTIMORE ET,4

BALTIMORE. May S.-Flour dull and unchanged.
WheSt easier; choice amber, II 80: Others un-
changed. Corn-Whitc southern tirmcr ut S6sJSSc.;
yellow southern; S6t&s7r.: mixed western quiet
66c.; western mixed, soc. western 6O@6lc.
Provisions strong Pork snchanped. Bulk meats
shoulders 6St5Ga".: clear rio-sidcs 9al9Sc. Bacon
more actiye; senlaers, 9hc; clear rib-Sides, 10h0
1OSc.; hams, unchanged Lard nrm At 10asc.
Western butter steady as S0@35s.; most sales y.
Sac. sofce dull and eutrcy nominal; fair 10
prime, 19G2lc. Nhiskey nominal AT 97e. for
round lots Sasae firm aud In good demand st
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A Bankrunt Sovornor.

CHARLESTON. s, c., May S.--A petition has
been tied ia the United States Court for the
involuntary bankruptcy Of Franklin j.
Moses, Jr., Governor OF South Carolina.
An injunction was granted restraining the
sheriff or Echland county from selzng and
selling his effects until the further order Of
the court. The debts Of the Governor In
excess Of his assets are currently stated at
S250, 900.
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no TIE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.
Fcllow-citizcns: am al inGependent t;.ndi-
date for the Office of CITY -RG MI; anu S tu,
cit your sufrases Had oeeh larry heeA'eN wv
Very respectfully. ,,,n1rx-
ap4 GEoliHf a. Il
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.. CITY COLLECTORS OFFtCEl
RIcHMoNpA VA slaY 4, 1879.
10y AN ORDER OF TIE CITY COUN-
ID Gil At It's last meefing the publication o, ans
delinquent list OF siEAL ESTATE ior 1912 VIZ
lecions under .'Ic following sections, o. anu
Of chapter Nl Of The ely ordlnSn nee1 Of
. decedent q assessed De not paid before the 1St
day Of te collector shall I d Sslansng to
Amy goods or chattels In tns ci.s u,e dis
traine : therefor. So tenant mr. other
goods and ehatss Of tae .sna the party
peis In possessions ci.nim ny land, may be DIS
tn hsed If found on the premise s. =, ,,arsors de-
Ihe collector earnestly reeus ar last Wear 70 call
nro,nntiy aud settle the same; andrrsMsJiIT.
| an unplcasant duty. JOHN =. hEoN Coiiector.
| ms Act t.-rs....--- ------------
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FINarss,isasla.s.
/ ny Tsle,I,n.,,..,n,,A
NEW YoRH,

NEW YoRk, May 81 lvoon..-s,,oet. ar,, i ,on
8. Gold, lleS Exciaugc-Ionr. assk. 49,,
49lk Governments steady. st4,eg quiet and ~
mIual
trenfno.-Monry easy at 203 Exchange Arm
al 4sSX Gold, 1l2S@112K. Governn,ens steady
and considerable doing. States quiet ana better
prices, i
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The Flood Sufferers.

MRNrnrs. May S.--The Relief Committee
this morning received large number Of
letters and applications for relief from the
overlooked districts. particularly from the
lower portion Of Arkansas. where the desti-
tuition is greater and more general than else.
Mhcrr
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 8, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
els. -
OATs.-200 bushels. .r
PorAroES.--66 bushels.
SCRRENIsGS--60 bushels.
SALES.
CoRF.-Whltc, 40S bushels primo at 9Oc.; $50
bushels on private terms; 10 bushels at SSc.-io-
al, oos bushels Mixed, SAG bushels Oh private
terms. rfs
oATS-1o6 bushels very good at 6ss.; "a BUSH
ely at G7c.-total 200 bushels. -
PoTAToHS.--36 bushels at 81.
SCRRRSISGS.-60 bushels vt 75c
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BY Telegraph.
MEM YORK MARKETS.

NEW IUhh NARhETS.
M. YORK, May S.-Cotton quiet and firm
1927 bales sold y, SIC. Southern flonr dull and
declining; common to fair extra, $6.35Glt7. 30
good TO choice extra, S7.25@Sl1. Wheat heavy
al 81 64G9sl .65 for winter red western Corn dull
ut S4GQSSc. for new western mixed Tallow active
al 7h47 l1-16c. kosin, 81. 7OGa275. Turpen-
tine. 4OS@94lc. Pork steady vt Sl7l2k. Lard,
lo&c. Whiskey steady II &c. Freighls Tower.
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Killed by ~ Railroad Train.

BoSroS, May S.-Charles Hcnniston,a we'll
known inventive genius, was killed, and his
sou considerably bruised by their carriage
being run iuto yesterday by railroad trsir.
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PORT OF EICHkOSD. MAY 8, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Transit, Travers. Baltimore, mcrchan-
disc aud passengers. L. Is. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Domiuion, Walker. New Yora, mer-
shandise and passengers, &. W. Allen, agent.
1t"Smer jonn Sylvester Clifford, norfolk, mer.
Steamer j. w. Eyerman, Plat, Philadelphia,
merchandise and PASSENGERS, W. 7. Porter.
Schooner agnes Eepp,tcr, Lynch, Philadelphia,
granite. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner lta James, Wilson, Hampton, granite
Curtis Parker.
MEMORANDA.
At Newport. II. l.. May 5: Brig Maraena, San
los. from Boston, for this port.
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MAJ ISL 1874
sARDuzo, FoURQUREAN q 60. .----
a,e Today receiving large additions 10 their stock
such rs ~
DRESS GOODS in beautiful patterns,
STRIPED SILKS very cheap,
GoLokED SILKS in new and beautiful shades,
BLACK SILKS OF every grade.
Our silk department we recommend 10 orr Dafrens
with more confidence than heretofore, as eur steok
{. ,.ues larrsr and the shades selected with the
greatest care. 49,
NEW STYLE LACE sACQuEs with HE ssIart
ruflle, .-r ---@.-
LLAMA POINTS in beautiful patterns,
pARAsOLs In latest style OF handles.
NO call especial attention 10 our stock OF sIfkfED
and PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES. Ill
very large stock OF ZION bEEASfo very
cheap. ..u,o,,s, .,,
BIEACnGD and BROWN CofIoNs as oheap %
they can be bought In th" city: Wy
A CHANCE FOR BARGAINS!
Having just purchased from hrm refining ou-
.,ress their entire stock OF ChlLDREN'sto HOSE
uEHsT1TCuED and PLAIN LINEN HAND
xrRCHIEEs. SHIRT-FRONTs, and other goods
~, NOW nrepared to offer extraordinary fr.uce-
ments 10 this lire
Also. ON hand a large lot OF full yard-wiae stand
omd pi,,,WS CUTTON-slilhtly daInageG--at &c.
Another supply of that BEAUTIFUL eRos eaAls
~ irE SILK At 81 50-the best In ihe cay At tha'
! price. LLAMA POINTS,
! PARkS0Ls,
DRESS GOODS, etc.,
In great variety and at lowest prices u.
| I'D sSe CHARLES HtfTEisERS,
| VI EruJ etTeet
ap29 ------ - - -.
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Tsr.r ..--r j also here.
Gather Probabilities

l "A.">G..y u S.-E0r the Middle
~ -. IL" over iahe region, partly
e. --. !:J'e.'ug weather and south
EsS. -t-i.... "la1-, with . slight rise
Ssag ;c:,~.. .:a;s.a n New England ard falling
So @.'.~! L.: >.;1Iasy.
~ ~ ST. Atlantic and Cult States,
- :-..~ %o-.4wIIl 10 the OHIO Valley,
C. III! Weather. southeast 10 southwest
H.. .i-4 ,v."p:.4tu!v, and slowly falling
..;.-.."r.
u we! 1;.->1-.. !;vsr and the Missis-
-. 80 Oslo r..c.. Vii fell slowly in the
~: aVLr>.
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NEAIORALTY.-I accept the many calls
lxI made on me by citizens to run for the next
MaYUR, subject to the will OF the coming Con-
seryalive Convention.
my 5-tMY16* q. ID. WOOTTON.
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MARINE sNTELL1GENCE-

IMMATURE ALMANAC, MAY 9. 1874.
Spn itscs.....,..... sos Noon rises 100
Snn sets. ......... G55 High tide. 81
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LLOW-CITIZENS.-I nm an INDIE
a PENDENT CANDIDATE for the office of
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE. With an
experience Of seven years rs sistant commissioner
promise 4 faithful performance Of the duties OF
the Office should II be your pleas to elect me.
Very respectfully,
'GE0IGE w. DUEsBERRY, JR.
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BALTIMORE

BALTiaona. May S.-VirgInia 6's, old. 50;
consolidated, Jon. West Tirgins's, IL. North
Carolina 6's, old, 20 new. 10; special tax, I.
Bid to-day.
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'HE LATEST i1RING STYLES.
EAPoRIUM OSFAsHloS.
LAST SEASON IN r1cunosn,

rennrnn. s D,EEhELAAKr returning Der thanks n
recsIVed o np th Tor the liberal patronage she has
This will be bsr i past twenty years. announces that
sna aeiurned from The North, she trs ye1x ras
Essess, s1 ssosM q ea aa1s RoxxETs FLovsns
mca she win sell at very low nrcs, haisg, &C.
Snv 20 close out her entire STOCK this sesSn a,
snitns nce. Milllners uho have moi rssde ih.s,
gains At PURCHASES may obtsin Unprecedented har
an 81 HApAAK Is. DEGEf, NAM
No. 1923 Main street
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r0R REaT.

DAFT OF Il HOUSE TO RENT al ss
m. S ~, Eighteenth, street sGs aid Easefs E=s
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NOMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY OF
~ The CITY OF RICHhOND.-Jhe distin-
gushed Incumbent or This office having declined TO
be again candidate, hereby announce myself TO
my fror -ciiizcns a. candidate At the next cleo
ton for The position OF CUMMUN W EALTh'S AT
TOkSEY IF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, sub
ect to the decision OF The Conservative Convenion
NV 5-tMy15* ROBERT 6. SCOTT.
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Eli. Ssftlsass, Ess fosss ssaSs,ac,sSe ass
Sandy p0tns Rnruesa, -

Accial telegram to thc Dispa;cn.I
PORTSMOUTH, May s.--Passengcrs who ar.
rived E>,re last evening by the Richmond
steamer l>Hpcrt that the residence of Mr..
William Baylor, on the Sandy Point farm,
was on fire ana burning rapidly when the
boat passed that point.
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ct. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
Be. IoUIs, May S.-Elonr In good demand fol
low and medium grades prices unchanged. Corn
oIe. BOZ DO. mixed, on track and In elevator
white mixed. 75977c. Whisky srai at csc. PORK
higher at $3.50. Lard hold higher; 1tIe. fss
GUNNER.
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MOT A CANDIDATE.-Mr.J JOHN f.
~ LAUGI1TON, of the firm OF Cook 4 Laugh
ton. Il Nut candidate for City Auditor or any
9th, Office. nv 6-6t*
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TYR. GEORGE Fl. BRIGHT: Dear s;-
~ having called on you 30 often a. our ser.r,,
past elections to announce yourself a cand,d.to s
represent us In the CITY COUNCIL, and raifin 70
10 receive The desired reply, again respectrs11
take the liberty OF calling you to respond 10 our
much dcsi I'd wish. MANY VOTERS
nv 0-3tk OF Jackson Ward
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q ssoAARInAgEs For 0YvI.r.-

self as aeano;s7 respectfully annonncn VI
,sInS nYTo iSt y scs e. q
Nominai5sre t to the approval Of n. Sy Of Rich
nv o.aths convcnaon. "'e conservative
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WILLIAM p. BURWELL.-Fellow-
W Citizens: In response to the very flattering
call to declare mysef candidate for The Office or
COMNUNWEALTH'S ATTORNEY permit me
In doing so 10 express my qualification At the kind
recognition Ct services which. though humble In
themselves, have ut least been earnestly rendered
and MECHANICAL industries OF this beautiful and
growing city.
bly, candidacy is subject to a convention OF my
party. fmy 7-6t* VI. +. BURWELL.
T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A
L CANDIDATE for the PATRONAGE OF coun-
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS,

LOUI5F ILLE TAhhhID.
LoursvELR. May S.-Flour unchanged Corn,
S0@S2c. Pork quiet and unchanged 1T $3.50.
Baoon-Shoultas, Ike; clear rib, 10c.; clear.
10ae.; Sugar-cured hams, 13tc.; plain, INC.
Lard, 11sg11 hc. Whisksy, 95e.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

CINCINNATI, May Sth.-Flour steady and un-
changed Com steady at 72@75c. Pork quier and
i!rm 1t II 37i; round lots neld It Fl $50. Lard
quiet and nrm steam. l0kc. kettle, 1U&c Bacon
active: shoulders, 7c; clear rib 9Ac. clear, 10c..
packed: clear-rib, loose, 9Ic. Whiske! firm and
higher at Csc,
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SUMMER RESORTS.
lRON-WOkhS. .
NJ ESTABLISHED 1S42.
L. y BAIRD,

sneeessSr, 70 x g9 FeIti S5i5aa AND
MACHINES. ,,..,,,t,h,
An kinds of millwght work and 1iaeeSih ~ n
doae TO order having ars ers and otns, mn.
kinds 0. rpa1,airs promptly attended 70. .oGice
Sox al. Richmond, Va. ah e-as'@'.soasm"
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DRY GOODS.

IRON GRENADINES II specially.
MOURNING GOODS In great variety Of desirable
styles;
pARASULS and FANS, all new;
BLACK SPANISH GAeES for scarss and all kinds
OF goods for wells;
Further supply OF ECFFLISGS; -
BEAUTIFUL KID GLOVES. medium ana h2h'
Units for 81 SO: BLACK KIDS the SANE.
Their buyer being In the market, the latest ror-
cltiss nav Ge ey pcctcd my4
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lY-ADlESs AND MISSES SERGE s&E4
iIACs aud BUTTON ikITERs. 80 - ~
ladies' aud Misses Serge Foaed ana bu' .e VA
aud Misses French, BLACK Kid and sersd
CRUQUETs: -,.-,,.s 4..zEsa
Maria Ab@ln ,s,,oas aud other styles Of SLIP
'un Ph.Rs and WALKIsa SHOES: 81, lps,es Al
een;,emen's, boys'. and Yonths Can 3p sn, e.
bert CHORDS, TIES, Sc.' ' o'A' p'A4
nsn cossd aud sass ias RS
and SLIPPERS IN sn ,rsSs
cGf ssfe1 IL WORK MaDk TO 9sDNEas , aSn
| GfIsEASTEED TO fiF. kEfAli.lNa A'AS''
an snprr rbmi a,,.ntiop paid 70 orders. GOV
o,ts.4 sos and 5ll Brosdstrsee~
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s,srassruRs2, s,S sTgAnERs.

NOR PEILADE q A.-.<4
a The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain .s2s2st<SSas
CARR will receive freiyht for The aDove port Till
MONDAY the IL tn instant 1T II O'Clock.
Freight taken FOR Wilmington, Del, Providence
r. L. and Boston. Also, Tor Liverpool and AMI
perp ain Fed Star and American Steamship lines,
and bills of la'.ing signed through.
Passage u Philadelphia, Including meals anu
~. 2. PORTER, Agent.
Jnr0-ot NJ. 2i:5 :iuCk street.
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FIDR CITY SERGEANT.-Thc subscri-
L Der respectfully announces himself q candidate
for the Off e OF CirT SERGEANT, subject to tie
decision OF the Conservative HoHn Mating C0nIcn-
t;o,, fmy 4-tl 5myl T.. Il. COOK.
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IJTY SERGEANT.-Felio Citizens: l
I } rosnoctru,ly announce myself as candidate
~. - ~ H".:tnn of CITY SERGEANT, subject
to- to the nominstion CT the Conservative Conyen-
lion. LIE 49, -
ap3O-tmy15
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uIGH CONSTABLE.

FELLow-CIrIzESs Conscious Of having faisn-
fully discharged lhe duties of my Office during The
past two years, most respectfully announce my
ss]f u candidate for reelection 10 The Office OF
HIGH CONSTABLE
for the city Of Richmond, subject to she decision
os the Conservative nominating convention.
my1-t15 a. D. poHoDcNNI'
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fs>O THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
4 Captain George -. Wise having declined 10 lie
u candidate for the office OF COMMON WEALTHo
ATTORSEi.a position TO which ne has contrib
uted marked ability and in which lie has given ell
tire s,tSfacl lon 10 our people hereby declare
self 4 candidate for that Office, subject to the deci-
sion of The Conservative Nominating Convention.
would he glad to meet the voters OF the different
waros Of the city 1T such time IS to them may be
agreeable, and my opponents whcneyeTand where
my 4-5t* r. 3. BERKELEY.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

lust RECEIVED full line Of Ihc6
ID latest spring styles OF BOOTS audi IL.
SH9E5. BurLs huc Shoes specially; AI@
styIcssuch As ladies. misses, and chtldrtn's fo11
& ID. Coat serge Button Boots ana Laced balmo-
rails: gen,IemeAs. boys agd youths me sn %is
Sr NC cali and YOU shall be satisfied In price y
S. ,m az on.tity W.P. W. TAYLOR,
ap % corpef fouith an1 DIo
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r AIDES AND GENrLEMEN'S FUR

7 ADIES AND GEN ILE-MENS p UN'
NISHING GOODS.
Ladice' and Misses GAUZE HERiEO VEsFs, All
styles and qualities; - r., i,
Sentlcmen'S GAUZE MERlSO ShfRfS ana
DRAWERS,
Geutlemen,s LINFS-BOSOM SHIRTS,
GentIemcn's fine JEANS DRAWERS,
Misses STRIPED HOSE,
BALBRiGGAN HOSE,
Ladies' e1tra-siZe HOSE,
BROWN aud b .EACHED HALF-HGSE,
KID, BUCK, SIL X, and THREAD GLOVES;
BLACK SILK hiTTS,
pkRASOLS OF The latest styles
Teslses The above goods We have beautlful stock
Of URhSS GOODS, FRENEH EhSeIAEkES,&c &c. !;
TABLE DkMASK and NAPKINS, very chi APP
BLEACUED aud BROWN CO1I ON as cheap rs
can be bought in the city.
my4 80 Broao sIresl.
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ESAYOEALTY.-In response to call
ISl heretofore published Ut lcngth) OF large
number of my fcIlon-cilizcns, ] announcc my:ei
! candidate for the office Of MAiOE III ing a I
pr0achiug election. subject 10 The decision Oh Tie
conservative Nominating Convention.
Ii nominated aud elected. promise to devote my my
.Ie,, and undivided energies to the GiSchargS o. tine
duties Of Tic Office. fE11oS WEE.
NY 2-t tjmy
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NOTICE TO TAx-PAEEks.


=. COMMISSIONER OF REVENUES EFE1,tcA't
MANCHESTER, MaS Z, 1917.
TAM NOW READY TO GRANT Ss@hn ,
I TlFICAyES OF CITY LICENSE IAA. AZ
VERSIONS iaLls said lax VIII pistse call ~ LII "
>' - ". Z. LITuGO",
my7-6. Com missioner OF the Revenue.
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VIRGINIA. MATCH COMPANY.

GOLDBArK & CO. .,,o
Manufacturers of the best rarior aia'eh.' - -
Warehouse aud Office. o. OF and Sioo s,r' I'M
3IoS and 3l05 Dock street, Rocketts, eo ian
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TOR CITY AUDlTOR.-Submitt my
Il eains 10 The decision OF a Conservative Nom-
uating Convention. respectfully announce myself
a candidate for reelection To the position or CITY
AUDITOR, which was conferred upon Inc by the
complimentary support OF my friends ut the cleo
ton In May 1872. Should I again be confirmed
aud elected to this petition, my efforts shall be
tinucG 10 render myself worthy Of Ii.
Very respectfully, .
my 4 tmyl54 J. B. ROYSTER.
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BAGGAGE EXPRESS.

BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
THROUGH TICKETS to all principal. ae!"n
NORTH, SOUTH, LAST: and HESt va ALL
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and private
residences TO DESTiS ALTON on III tickets sole
by me. Rates same IL at depob.
p.SaEsGERs AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOB
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY.
Tickets sold at our Offices. Information cheer
fully given as TO all routes.
Principal ONCE S26 nxin street. and branch Of
dee at Exchange Hotel. A. ". 9hhbntr
Nd Gam ITesioeu''
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$4,000. HAHRWORK, SC.
w lLL1AM WlLDT, SIR.
DEALER IN HUMAN HAIR
AND
noaaSrlCAL JEWELER.
S27 RR0kn Sh3

All kinds OF HkIR-WOpr
mace 10 order ana variety kent an ~ Jew JEW EbsY
s a1o ~ 1 1 pierce Children. nm
operation. CHILDREN'S Ek pnin n Gansed by this
clalty, made by me out OF the finest no,s spe-
assortment always kept on hand. So1u' ana an
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JAMES II. PECOR, for HIGH CON-
y STABLE, subject to Conservative Nominating
{Ouyputfun. 7-Ht<