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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A%HsI o. 70. MAN ADJOURNED NEHs
w sion Of tho Great Council Of the DlatFlCt Of
Columbia will be held NJ benooA'a WIEHam on the
~" '''P' JOHN n, MeEBYAtN,
Aui7' uFcat Chief OF Records.
eWsPENNHYLYANI REPUBLICAN
~ ASSOCIATION, Therq will be = % @tllg
EVENING, August ~, tTL 10 eight O'Clock, Ht
CiAFks's hall, N Penlsyi Rnla ayfhueL
s~-ATTRATTON- or ST.
- Peer eFs reguested 20 meet on MONDAY
EVENING, the 18th Inst, At 1850 O'Clock, sharp,
At the fah60-hpuae 70 make arrangements 70 st.
tand the funeral of0uf lptn brother, Jas, bAHNKA,
I'll. IINHAN, RseSrainv Secretary. SGlT.
(B-oFEbbO5E ,f ~ G TUE 0MEfAtRsEEAKE
EAPoLIs, Mp. August ~, llS-h1tl0e 10 hereby
given that thu eQup0n DUE July, 1907, on the lFos
farTpd CONSTRUCTION bonds Of tlla company VIII By
paid ~ the balkinA.gggaQ o. heH tndhT Brown
sG sHi, "a aud amor THgB85SltH,nfrss
1UT-REMOYAL-RIC nOsIERTs
~ lEylng Improved and enlarged bic Old
stand, No, 1910 dnth Ireot, lust above Nov York
Vicinity, la rojSGpisd win sSEOiSS sSlsGtOa q
~" BOOKS, STATIONERY, 40, 40.
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In short, our stock is now large and eOmplsts and
We are selling low.
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Sealed pfgposala Will b. received a. this Depart
lnent until fltlDAH, the 25th day or August, lIt,
~ y O'Clock M, for furnishing In such quantities.
and AZ such times AZ may 10 required the following
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c,.s,neake and Ohio Railroad.

Chesapeake ana oAio AeS'A'A
we~inxite attention to the letter from
Huntington In our paper to-day, written by
one of the most intelligent and obserVans OF
our citizens. A day or two since seventy
cars laden with freight arrived in this CITY
from Huntington. This arrival was not re-
ported by any officer Of the company as ca =.
traortlinary, but was casually ascertalntu y,
gentleman happening on that Gay ~ ~ "
our correspondent speaks truly. nc
,rs;rsss at Huntington is groWinS' anu 'e'
~ sna ,ha, !, docs not outgrow our means
~ ro,e;vinr and disposing Of fre'ghts mere
9ra ,nus, rise 10 the height OF the exigency-
clear out the river to the desired oep'n
with I'll possible expedition, and employ
such other agencies as the times anu '''e
business require.
onr merchants cannot do better than 70
GIVE this subject their patient ana eaihes.
.,,en,;on. The City Legislature shou'o no'
,os;,o.e . moment to make the nccessaf! no'
a;,,on IN The means for deepening the river
~ o,der that the work may be hn'sheo al
The earliest possible time. The hour -
critical. Millions depend on our energy
and promptness in these matters
If we Give direction to the current OF traoe
by facilitating the business OF for"slo'ps
western trade here we shsll make 'ha' cur
rent permanent and immense. If we ISL 10 {,
do so BY apathy and parsimony, we snail
,nru the current elsewhere, and our city Will
90 on slowly and dresnily, and her "great"
will ever be marred by the prefix "to be-"
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Hiring Out ConVIcts.

...,.. 81. BoTEToURT, May 1, 1874.
Editors of the Dispatch,-You know that
editors of papers are, or should be, regarded
as the guardians of the people. II 50, ask
in all candor why you do not enter protest
against the high official abuses SO prejudicial
to part OF your subscribers? mean the
offence of taking from the State penitentiary
the convicts from the entire State and placing
few dollars in the hands of some pet con-
tractors. II the State of Virginia is so re-
duced by bad legislation as to render it really
necessary for the preservation Of the lives OF
the convfcts to remove them, then do justly,
and send each convict to the county from
whence he came, and not impose on any one
county or neighborhood By exposing the
property and their lives to these unlawful
Wretches. ay ..,.u. Il, * d. W. !
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Our friend ef the LyEchburg Vfr9'n'd" ,
noticing our faint hope Of a s'.a ave,
shoot" from its town Of terraces 20 hls. ;.
mond, out of the three million which va, ,s w
have been devoted to the CONSTRUCTION y.
Cumberland Gap railroad by the A'1a nou.
S >,isa,ss;n,,; and Ohio, informs us that Gen
eral Malone will have,a ne''e, "" |oviroton
viz. the building of road from sa .oo that
to Lvncbburg. o, yes we 'o 'soros ant,
w,on such city as our friend represents
.nn,e. into the arena, why, OF course h'cn
mond most stanfas'de. ,rr 10.
npt our considerable contemporary Va,
.,;,h unch greater than grain Of mustard
,eed il he hopes to get part oil tha' So'000'
600 for any purpose.
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7pE:'AlrIss1IEls.

,,,1s. {, aua rte. ,afore d0ciock Sunday evening
at ihe residence ofher husband, Mr. William Al1ey
sftsr d pFoqactcd Illness, Mrs. MARY ALLEY
af he ieayesa usbard and fye children to mourr
their irreparahe loss
$50 Dearest mother thou hast 1eft rss
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But 'tis God That hath bereft as,
He ean all OUT sorr0ws heai.
Har suuera, will TAXA place from the readenGe @
afr sasp1I MoRSISa a. O'clock Friends sne
aeaunInisnces are respectfully invited to Sttend
Died, after long and painful Illness, at the resi-
dence OF her son, Mr.. L: K. Grimm, In Henriee
; Ssss
erage: s,,....
sl ms f sSsrs III HIS s'tf ssss G
O'clock Friends and relatives OF the family are in
yitsd to attend without further notice.
Nashville tTenn.) papers please copy.
three miles below the city, WILLIAM B. RAN
i15.Ia r ss pas. fHfE g VI
O'Clock from bis late residence. His friends and
aequantances are respectluy inv'1ed R 10
on franklin street, at O'Clock. His remains VII
be inferred in the Adams burying- Marshall
and nenty- tblrd streets, Church Hill.
IN this s on the morning rsT0 Of the 4sh In
Her funeral viii take place from the GEase-
Street Baptist church TODAY TUESDAY after.
noonI at O'Clock. Her relatives and friends and
the friends Of the family are respectfully
to attend. -
Died, at 6 o'clock yesterday evening, Nrg. d.
RAH HIRsCH, wife Of Thomas Hrsch, In tue
thirty-fourth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from the rssideIce OF
her husband, at SO4 Cary street. On. WEDNES,,
acauaintances OF the family respectfully inyiteo
o attend.
Died, at Berryvine, Clarke county: May 8. 1873,
BETTY H., wife Of DIR. James III. u. McSaEe,
and daughter Of In. William MCGUIRE Oh oia5Ae
rornty
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The ue,l.kuown and much.discussed theo'
~ that clearing off the forests reduces the
r,;rf,II is curly disposed of by the Rich
mond Dispatch, which says.it dis unphllo.
so p and therefore foolish. 1t is simply
;nnosslble that the cutting down of forests
should diminish the rainfall of the slooc.
The more evaporation, the more ram ou'
The more forests. the less evaporatlon'
WILMINGTON (Del.) Commercial.
.Op the globe" we said. The cutting
down Of forests may possibly cause less RAIN
to fsl, on the deuuded spots. But even th's
modified form of the theory will doubtless
meet with little favor just now, when the
whole world seems to be flooded with wa
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IReported for the Richmond Dispatch.]
General Christian Convention.


GRAHAM, N. c., May 2. 1874.
The convention met at the appointed hour,
md was called to order by the president.
Religious services by Rev. E. n. Beale.
Most of the time of the morning session
was taken up in discussing the propriety OF
recommending the local churches to elect
their pastors for an indefinite period. Ad-
dresses were made on the subject by Reys. ).
D. Whitby, J. V. Manning, ID. A. Long, W.
4. Martin, G. a. Apple, and others.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The report Of the Committee on Publica-
lions was then made. The remarks on the
various subjects contained in this report
consumed most Of the time during the
evening session. Rev. W. B. Wellons will
continue 10 publish the Christian Sun and
Rev. J. T. Whitby will continue to edit the
Little Christian. The weather continues plea
SAINT. The following are announced to
preach tomorrow at various places W. B.
Wellons, j. T. Whitby, w. B. Barrett, G.
A. Apple, j. V. Manning, j. W. Wellons, E..
w. Beale, A. Apple, and c. j. Polston.
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Letter fsom Daayiise. s.
rCorrcspondence OF the Riehmonali'pa -
-. -. rro soUor aTnTE8. q

ITENSA TOBACCO gQUoTAIg1g -
DasyInlE, VA, May 2, 1917
The tax on dealers in liquors IS ctosIpg u .t
,6.nv 0f the Hanor shops Ia the -cosnIy
arn,,nd DanYille. One fellow, WHO as.e st,
rnined1to stand the tax, expressed na !. Ell
thus Well, liquor ,OiH 60 Ip, 2Is y ~.
m sdo,on up in price, down tne su as.d, g.
Mr.. Jerman w. Pace bias Deeh een nau'n, " y,
Tho bou,e about three weeks on accouns ). "
some affection ofAthe system prodaceu "
cold. s1,- =, Farmers, Ware.
house. has received an order lr0m Duhso .t
county, n. c., for two hnnareu ahou SWiii
tobacco plants, to be sent py eAptess. NJ ~
General Mahone carry tobacco pants oy oia'
homes express! 80 ~. poo.
,oie Rantist Association, was in town Gay
~ two ago. To-day he moves into Tue
church. which has been lately finished unaef
h;s SUPERVISION, near Harte's store, IN tnls
county. a,,,,r .h;,o,
organ has been ordered for Miss Margaret
:Inne,. a young colored woman, who pro-
noses to "take lessons with the view oil
Serving the African Methodist church as or
oanist' OF course bona Jide choir LIS also TO
be organized. .rsy7
The clothes of lady ian unmarried lady,
took fire, day or two ago, and commenced
burning rapidly. A gentleman IAN unmar.
ried, young old.gentleman) caught her up in
his arms, put out the fire after being himself
severely burned, and then set her down on
the floor, saying jocularIy,t" There, go; you
lust caught afire that might put you out"
The crop Of tobacco made by hr. g. s.
Irman, Of this county, with the assistance OF
his son, nine years old, and Of three month";
labor from hired man, brought him In the
Danville market 81 300.
Most of the factories are now employing
their quotas of hands, consequently the
streets are crowded this evening Saturday,
S 2. NJ with colored people Of all descriE-
lions. Every moment young stemmer
pops into one Of the stores and asks, can
YOU gimme change for FIVE doiars?"
Receipts of tobacco have been full this
week, Fine filters command high prices.
The warehouseman who hands me the fol-
lowing quotations remarks that they are RI
Their under than over the mark; that it was
easier to get such figures this week than last
VERY common Tugs, $3.50 to $3.50; good
Jugs, $3.50 to sc bright Tugs, 50 to $1O; fne
smokers, 800 to S25 common leaf, $5 to So
good leaf, 81 to 50; rich, wa1y leaf, $40 to
S14; common bright wrappers, $15 to $40
good bright wrappers, $50 to S35; fancy
wrappers, $40 to $50; extra fancy wrappers,
$50 to S75. ...... 30.
But didn't January come near getting into
the lap Of May5 ALPHA
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Yesterdays Wing comes down from its
lofty defamation about the gauge, the ex-
press, and the grand achievements of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio, and inyades
the tield of Righteousness. 1t is more agree
able in the new role but not more success.
full. In a half dozen "brevities " ne do not
see single good hit. We would have been
delighted had our good friends made one
even at our expense. The best Joke always
is that at our friends expense; the second
best is that At our own expense. Had the
Wing given Us one of the latter kind we
should have been unquestionably jolly.
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
May I'd, 1874.
Editors of the Dispatch,-We think that
3 game of such striking interest, as was the
co ntest this evening between the Athletics,
Of our college, and the Confederstes, of your
CITY, well deserves public mention. There
fore, as compliment to the players and for
the benefit of such Of your subscribers as it
may interest, we assume the responsibility
of giving said game short notice in your
columns,
The contesting " nines," according to
agreement, met OF the 5" Independent
Ground" about $3.50 P. M. The field was
already crowded with an overwhelming host
& OF plauditory observers, consisting Of all
ages, ranks, sizes, sexes, and colors. and they
continued to flock in until
"The battle Was lost and won"
The PLAYERS lost no time in preliminaries,
but ct once proceeded to business. The
contest lasted above two hours without
losing one iota Of its peculiar interest, and
finally ended favorably to the "Athetics,' .
amid deafening shouts Of applause and show.
ers OF bouquets from the multitude.
The two mines now formed circle TO hear
their umpire's report. His Majesty, after
being eSCOTlSu W SLduu III tuC SCuli Z vi tue
ring. announced the following results
Athletics, two muffs, eleven catches, and
fourteen rounds; Confederates, seven NUTS
nine catches, and nine rounds. r :.
The assembly then adjourned until
| O'Clock P. NJ. At this hour we met again In
Professor Harrison's lecture-room, and there
| enjoyed the luxury of delicious ice-crean
supper, given by the Joint clubs; The
whole affair was well conducted, highly IL
terestlng, and ended in q lively serenade.r
The contestants in the field were Messrs
Blackwell. Male, Wilson, Baldwin, Edwards
Wright, Merrick, Russ, and Wagganner, to,
!. Athleticp Nine, of Randolph Macon Col
lege, and Messrs. Peak (1st), Cross, Lewis
Briggs, Peak CD, Deshield, Sutton, Haynes
and Pryor, the Confederate Nine, Q
Richmond city. Each individual OF boil
sides played his part charmingly. May "
again be permitted to witness sach pluc
and energy Us that displayed by Virginia
SONS on the aforesaid OCCASION.
~ Yours, &C., (, 7.
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u.s,.roi CONFERENCE Mssbodiss Epises
z,sy Church South. s

rAbrid1ed from the LouiSSdlle Sourler.l 80
1rhc General Conference Of the Methodls.
RATIONAL Church South began Its session
sa.ferdav- morning at lf:past O'CLOCK 10
;hc ct hall Of the Public Library OF KENTUCKY,
Rishop Puire, the senior bishop, presiding
I'm the platform Bishops Pierce, haYan'
snSb Wiehtmar, Doggett, Marvin, NC
Tyeire. and Keener occupied chairs. Ine
table of the secretary, DR.. Thomas Y. SUN .s.
mere or Nashville, was short space 70 tne
left Of the presiding bishop, anu ne WEE
,,sisted by Rev. DR.. Martin. Inc olsnop.
and the secretaries were the only PERSONS op
'n The delegates and visitors present did mol
ouire Ell the hall, and there were NOT NOR
than eighteen or twenty persons IN the gar
lcries. The ladies attending were not hune
rous. The majority OF the deieSates al,
middle-agcd or old men, with tnougntlul
pheasant faces. They look like earnest "olk
orr. "a they are, and seem full -Ql tne I'm
portant work for which they have come 10
gether. a..
oldest minister in the Conference, occupied
large, old.fashioned chair near the plat
form. His weight Of years does not seen
to bear hardly upon him, and his stout, s1,u
headed cane affords him ample support "nei
be has occasion to use it. ,n,
The Conference opened with the singing
of hymn, which was followed by an earn arm,
BY Bishop M Igb rs ask upen h.
Conference and its work, and that goo.c
might come Of all that should be done by ~. 1t
Bishop Wightman then read psaln, ait .s
which Bishop McTyeire read the s" ghi.
chapter OF the Epistle to the Romans. h1 1m|
was followed by the singing OF the hymn
commencing 30 Thou who earnest from
Above" The preliminary exercises were
concluded with a fervent prayer BY Rev. Ut
Hamilton, Of Mobile. ..-
The following delegate from Virg GINA an
swered to his name: Rev. P. A. Peterson;
[The other delegates were evidently de-
layed. They are in Louisville before no"
We notice that DR.. Edwards, MIR. Peterson
Bishop Doggett, and DR.: Lee "ei0 AL
nounced to preach on Sunday
Rev. ?. A. Peterson is the cnalrman "
the Committee on Rules.
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rur MERCHANTS TAX" We have hearu
TIA, A before the passage of the bill, members II.
OF the Supreme Court were on;n;on that
this point, and gave it as ,ne,r LIT 9t rnntrayene
,hs iconstitution. '-Lynch5urg p'r9'"'H"'
We arc surprised to find such statement 'seaS
in the yirginion. 1t is too absurd LONE 10 nee ~
"on w., r.dic,ion The judges of the Cour! Oh
,naaals would not dare to do such th'ns
If thew had the disposition, and wna' 10 oo'.
ter there is not one of them who would not
treat the asking of such question as an 'n'
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RATHER DRoLL.-It is rather droll that the
Emperors of Germany and of Russia should
have allied themselve, to a family THAT of
the Queen which has allied itself to another
family that Of the Duke Of Argyl) in which
there are two merchants. Merchants are not
thought much of by the nobility of Ger
many, and in Russia no man Of family, no
man occupying high grade In the State
service, would admit o merchant into his
house except in the way of business.-Loa.
don Letter-Netn York Times.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
6right PrOspects-Bapttst and heiho-
dist DeJecpteS, &c. -..

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, May 1, 1874.
Affairs here and in the region around are
assuming a more cheerful aspect. There is
an increasing demand for mineral lands. l
hear OF New Highlander who has recently
bought on the line Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad 100000 worth. IL.
The amount of freight here is simply
wonderful Never have 1seen1onger freight
trains anywhere except in Phiadelphie.
There must be grand future for this road.
This evening quite batch OF ministers
passed through en- route to the Methodist
General Conference at Louisville and the
Baptist Convention in Texas. notice Rev.
w. w. Bennett, D. D., OF the Adrocdte, and
Rev. A. E. Dickinson, D. D., of the Herald,
also Drs. Burrows, j. c. Long, Kirk, and
others. They seemed to be having good
time, and I am sure they will not fall out by
the Way. ..s.- HUNTINGTON.
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-. Cry Coil EcTog,S onfG,.,
RIcMMoSD. VA, -! ith'

-, CRY COIL EcTog,S ohfTfss
.,. RICnMoSD, VA, ~! 41h' ne
NITY LICENSE TAX.-Ihe 9,.sS,sosstg.
" requires, the Collector 20 repasS An pnics Js-
LICENSE TAX payers TO bis hoaeF mi orb.
name NAV d. assessed and execution ssus'I - "
coilecsioa THE finsI by that oincsT coI,s,r sns
"chapses XIV section 10 1T TIE ,s I eorsts al "
on the 18th day OF April prosseH " md say persoo
liable to saeh tax Who shall prosecute 20 nsid q
after the nrst DAY of May without nav , is
tax shalt be lathe 70 hne W sar SsSy dsy Q! -
| fAulLe 1oaS :. Coet:o..
1 my eat
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II our Wing friends arc not joking aoo'l'
our consistency, would they be kind enough
to put lis in parallel, that is the tho sides Oh
us, We do not think that on the gauge
question we have at all run of the track
But our neighbors will hardly expect us 10
prove negative.
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POSTAGE ON PRINTED MATTER.-A, con.
siderable delegation of book pabiishers will
appear before the proper committee in Wash
ington to-day to urge compulsory prepay
ment OF postage on printed and miscellaneous
matter.
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The clYil.rights bill now under discussion
In the United States Senate is even worse
than sUANER's was. We advise our con-
temporarIes who are discussing this question
to read both bills before they compare them
in their editorials.
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In Dr. KENEALY's new London paper
there are resolutions of admiration for kg-
HsALY forwarded all the way from Chase
City, Virginia, says M. ID. CONWAY. Is 1t
possible that ST.. .AaDREw is Tichbornitei
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And now Blacks-and. WI ites" Is en-
listed in the army of protestsnts against
General MAuokE's Local Express! Sec the
letter frcm one OF the best men Of that
place IN this mornings Dispatch. With the
testimony OF that community, the MALONE
Diligence" is hopelessly condemned.
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General Hahono's EXPRESS.

BLACKS AND WIRES, NorTowAY Co., VA,l
May 2, 1874.
Editors Of the Dispaich,-There is much
dissatisfaction among the people Of this sec
ton about the express arrangements OF the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
Goods are detained at Petersburg and
Burkeviile, subjecting the parties to whom
they are directed to great Inconvenience, and
sometimes involving them in heavy expense.
ONE OF rHH PEOPLE.
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The. MoIgrY BnL.-The Ways and
Means Committee have finally agreed upon
the mclety bill, so that all seizures OF books
and papers must be on regular motion, by
ATTORNEY. the necessity confirmed, and re-
Quests arc agreed to by the judge. Partisu.
iar books and papers are to be specified, and
the importer to have continual access during
the detention, except when. actually In use
by Baltimore Sup Washington tefe'
Han,
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The GovERNaENr AND THE TELEGRArns.-
Itappears that the BRITISH Government are
losing about 81 900 week by their admins
trati0n of the telegraph Experimentation
don letter, 80
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DR.. Baeby seems to Lave taken for hit
motto Puer taurinus cum vitre0 oculo.-
Petersburg Neecs,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS, Of COMPANY, 4
IL lsr VIRGINIA REGIMENT, RIChA1otxSpI, III
COMPANY viii assemble THIS tTuesday( EVE u
NiH4 At their arinory. At O'Clock, with arms, Isl
drill Every member Is expected 10 NC pFeeen'
oJ ofacf VI o~p'A ROBERT n. GILLIAN,
xn-1,s Orderly Sergeant.