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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-08
STATES ATTORNEY

EDITOR BuLLETIr:-Picase announce that I
am Q candidate for the Office Of States Attorney
for Alexander county at the November cleo
ton. WIN. Z. MULKEY.
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See our 80 cent alpacas. o. Hay
thorne a. Co. $685.
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New and desirable patterns In carpets
and Oil cloths. cheaper than ever at
Goldstine & ROsenwater's. s-gJ-l0t
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diately, and will soon be on his shelves
ready for purchasers. 1t will DC policy
for buyers to postpone making purchases
until they have interviewed Marx. 81
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D
L"caI Paragraphs.
See our 80 cent alpacas. o. Hay
thorne a Co. 9-6-3t
Boys hats at 5Oc each are going Oft
like hot cakes at o. Haythorn & Co.'S st
Special bargains in muslins. dress
goods aud fiannels at Goldstine Il Rosen-
waters. S-29-lOt
Miss Ella Robbins, daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs. Rufus Robbins, is::in Jackson. Tenn,
visiting friends.
A nObby line OF hats and gents furnish.
ing goods just received at Goldstine Il
Rosenwater's. s-29-lOt
Mrs. Chandler Robbins, who has been
in Marietta, Ohio, tor the past three
months, has returned.
New and desirable patterns In carpets
and Oil cloths. cheaper than ever at
Goldstine & kosenwater's. s-29-l0t
The shoe department Of o. llaythorn IL
Co.'S store is equal to any in the state.
C.3t
Two button Kid gloves, in all colors'
including black. only 60 cents pair, at
q. Hawthorne & Co.'S. 9-G-3t
Sam. Foster has returned from 81.
Louis, and Mayor Winter will double
the police force. So says Captain Jim
Morris.
See our custom made boots for boys
wear. o. Haythorne & Co.
9-6-3t
See our complete line of children's
shoes. o. Hawthorne & Co.
9-6-3t
The Hon. William Hartzell left Cairo
yesterday to make speech at Mound
City tonight. He speaks at Grand
Chain this afternoon. and at Anna to-
morrow.
Lost, in this city ON last Saturday. a
bunch of three skeleton Yale keys. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning them to Phil. Saup, at his con-
fectionery store on Commercial avenue.
Petty thieving is again becoming fire.
quent in the city. On two occasions the
larder of ex-City Treasurer Blake has
been entered and produce, wash tubs,
wash boards, and other articles OF value
have been stolen.
The business room, 81 Ono ievee
lately occupied by /. Farnbaker, is va
cant and for rent also the cellar and an
office up stairs, in same building. For
particulars apply to Robert Smyth, GO
Ohio leyee. II
Persons having broken sets Of French
China, or Bohemian glassware, or who
need any thing in this line, can have them
matched by calling on Dan Hartman, who
will very shortly start for the east, and
will take pleasure in making these pur-
chases tor his customers. 1t
Dan. Hartman is closing out his en-
tire stock Of dry goods, ETC., at cost, pre-
paratory to starting for the east to pur-
chasing his fall and winter stock. There
ia no humbug about this. His goods are
going 1t cost, and buyers will save money
by calling upon him. tt
At late hour on Wednesday night
while the inmates OF the large brick build
ing at the corner of Fourteenth street
and Washington avenue were all sleep.
ing soundly, the baker shop of MIR. Joe.
ROneker was burglarized. The thieves
got very little booty, but carried away
the large plaster-paris cake which
adorned the window OF the shop as
sign.
A. Marx, after spending two weeks II
New York, Philadelphia. and other larg,
cities east, and purchasing the largest an,
finest stock of clothing he has yet brough
to Cairo, returned yesterday morning
His new goods will begin to arrive ANNE
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Among the arrivals at the st. Charles
yesterday were +. A. Scarfield. St..
Louis; y. b. Clafiln. Cincinnati; f. H..
Fisse, Jonesboro Mrs. Ellen Riddle and
children, Dexter; +. NJ. Hesson, Mis-
souri,; J. 5. Mendon. Milwaukee; Henry
Campbell and John b. Gest. Cincinnati !;
James Hawkins. Jackson, Tenn; j. 5.
Colder, Hickman; Miss Lulu Dean.
Cape Girardeau !. Il. Bradley, Mis-
souri, City. Mo. George ID. Bennett, st.
Louis; Or. and Mrs. J.. +. Starking.
Ark; }, 5. Peterson, Wisconsin; WIN.
Hurlbert, Chicago.
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The shoe department ofO. Haythorn IL
Co.'S store is equal to any in the state.
C.3t
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The arrivals at the Planters house yes
terday were II. B. Swift, Chicago; ;. w.
Smith, Cincinnati; II. II. Blackstone,
Charleston; J. Is. Sweat, do; Edmond
Quinn, do;J. Is. Flock. Cincinnati; j. A.
Flock, do; W. $. Atkins, Carbonate;
j. Hawkins, Cincnnati; w. +. Rany.
Memphis; A. Roulson, Little Rock; Miss
Emma Smith, Memphis; J. Yaeger, st.
Louis, Miss Mary McCunc, Harrisburg;
Sam. Foster; st. Louis.
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The Brown family, OF whom we spoke
yesterday as having been arrested by
Officers Sergeant and Gladney on Wed.
nesday, for keeping house of ilI-repute
took change Of venue from Judge
Bird to Judge Bross. Upon being brought
up in court yesterday morning, Judge
Bross heard the evidence Ia the case and
discharged Mrs. Brown, but sent the
girls, the youngest fourteen years ofage,
to the lookup for thirty days in default
OF the payment OF fine of twenty-five
dollars and costs assessed against them.
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Two button hid gloves, in all colors'
including black. only 60 cents pair, at
o. Haythorne & Co.'S. 9-G-3t
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Persons having broken sets OF French
China, or Bohemian glassware, or who
need any thing in this line, can have them
matched by calling on Dan Hartman, who
will very shortly start for the east, and
will take pleasure in making these pur-
chases tor his customers 1t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-08

sam. Foster has returned from ST.
Louis, and Mayor Winter will double
the police force. So says Captain jim
Morris.
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The business room, 81 ONO ievee
lately occupied by /. Farnbaker, is va
cant and for rent; also the cellar and an
office up stairs, in same building. For
particulars apply to Robert Smyth, GO
Ohio leyee. II
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER s. 1876.
Local Paragraphs.

JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant. Signal Service. L. 5. A,
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Lost, in this city on last Saturday, a
bunch of three skeleton Yale keys. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning them to Phil. Saup, at his con-
fectionery store on Commercial avenue.
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The Hon. William Hartzell left Cairo
yesterday to make speech at Mound
City tonight. He speaks at Grand
Chain this afternoon. and at Anna to-
morrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30
An Explanation

paNvlII.E. VA, May -. 1876.
Li''1rS Di>p4tch: The telegram in your
issue u to-day. which is below quoted, is,
perhaps. calculated to place Mr.. r.. A. Cat
In. the Conservative nominee for Treasurer
a. our late municipal election, in Il wrong
rn.ition. 1t i in these words:
"DANyIII.E. VA, May 2G.-Refcrrin% to
the election here Yesterday, YOU will please
alhN Conservative instead OF Republican to
the name III William Ayrc>, Jr. BY au-
tAofity 81 in the absence OF Mr..
Ayrc>."
Tie facts are these: Mr.. Callin and Mr..
Ayrr> We're competitors III the primary
election for lii" Conservative nomination
for Town Treasurer. and Mr.. Catlin re-
c"iycd Ill" nomination by majority Of los
votes. Mr.. -lyrcs was afterwards, rs | be-
ir'c without hi knowledge, placed on the
Republican ticket and was duly elected, as
"a> In" balance 81 the ticket, with the cN-
r'Iion "l The Commonwealth Attorney.
IN the 45$cnc" al Mr.. Catlin | thought it
Mas du" him to make this explanation.
Your, Nc.. j.
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. FOREIGN: INTEELHGEy,ClEE.s,
Ii u 2 2 . z
Eneln7ads.

LosDoS, May .29::-7In the House ofieom-
mons Mr. Collan- gave notice that he would,
at an early day move that q select committee
be appointed to investigate the Ehnna7 Mine
1TauQ3 JiaG hi, ;Hgp,lf. stt; M yzsf
CONDITION oF THE EesDos Stock MAR
- - dot ;-rrark isu KEEL .rfpi g,ifi5s.,s
I LONDON, May: %. -AThe Stock Exchange
opened strong at q sharp recovery for all
sorts OF stock, but quickly,relap Ito "a,
point, in some cases, consid erabiy9 lower,
than Sat rday9's prices. Business fs.dull In
consequence OF the making mp of accounts
.preparatory'to the .esettlement,n and BEL
cause OF the;absenee Of the Jewish members,
who are observing day as holiday. The
heavy fall IN most stocks, since The last ac-
count causes .therf settlement z. 80 he aWait-s
ed with some, apprehension. Already to-
day one firm; OF brokers have suspended,
with liabilities believed to be rather heavy.
~ - 70 t So All UH III 91i -,
LONDON, May 29.-Cummins d. Chiary,a
brokers, al have suspended. AT iabilities,
e., 900. l., s.. ,,t, III. ~ rtl';i, F,It, ~
r .-t f'eH ~ Spain. 2.psr. !.gs...
~ 80 & FIRE = -. 80 ~
MADRID, May 29.-The, burning Of the
machinery factory at. the Royal Arsenal,
Carthagena, is reported. ,r!3l. 4,-i ...@ =
-. -... INC Eastern question. Nr
A NEW PROPOSlTION-NAyALM MOVEMENTS
-. +, - IN ENGLAND. ~ ~ 10
LONDON, May 20.-A special dispatch
from Paris to the Times says there are some
persons who maintain that il the United
Powers asked Turkey to cede Herzegovina
to Montenegro, and Bosnia to Seryia, charg-
ing the new municipalities with their quota
OF the Turkish debt, and settling the inter
nal condition OF these provinces in manner
meriting general confidence, Turkey would
not hesitate to agree. -''.., '- ,'t.;,i ~ 80.
The Times this morning, inits column Of
naval and military intelligence, says that on
Thursday and Friday last Admiral Stewart,
controller OF the navy, and Dir. Barnes; sur
yeyor OF dock-yardS, made an elaborate in
vesti CATION OF the work on hand at the
Portsmouth yard with the view Of asccr-
tanning the time and money required TO pre-
pare for sea the various ships now building
there, includingthe iron turret ships Thun-
derer and TnHeXible, and also to get ready
the steam reserve. This visit considerably
Strengthens the impression. prevailing at
Portsmouth that, the Government purposes
taking bold position in reference to affairs
in the East. ~ 49, " "'.
FRANCE MAINTAINS ENGLANDlS POSITION.
LONDON. May 29.-The 1tmcs's Paris
correspondent says a final communication
was made Friday last to England by the
French Cabinet, encouraged by the Cabinets
of other Powers. The communication calls
on England to follow UP her refusal to agree
to the Berlin memorandum with some other
proposal, as it appears impossible that Eng
land should contine herself to a simple mega
tive. The communication enumerates the
different means whichmight be proposed for
solving the pending difficulties, and men,
lions the idea Of an European conference as
one of them.
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xLTVTH CONGRESS- First Session.
IS Fl" WASHINGTON, May 90, 1876. !

- ~ . WASHINGTON, May 90, 1876. !
.. ..... ~. ~. t". SENATE. raS~ 40 -,
The Senate to-day went Immediately into
secret session on the impeachment, which
still continues, and a vote on the question
Of jurisdiction will not be reached till after
midnight. ..a,.t, s--.. ...a.-.a.. ..s. =
Later.-The vote in the Senate on the
question OF jurisdiction resulted-ayes, 81; ;
noes, %. All the Democrats voted for iu-
risdiction except Messrs. Eaton, Of Connec-
ticut, and Jones, OF Florida. The trial com
mences at o'clock Thursday, to which day
the Senate adjourned. -
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES -
The following preamble and resolution
were put upon their passage:
"Whercas the fact is apparent that all
branches Of manufacturing, mechanical, and
mining pursuits are at this time greatly de-
pressed, and that all legislation which tends
to embarrassment by the unsettling Of values
or the rendering Of manufacturing, mechan-
ical, or mining operations uncertain, is I'M
wise and iniudcious; therefore
ReSolued, That in the judgment OF this
House legislation affecting the tariff is ct
this time ineXpedicnt.
The main question was ordered, but it
was rcconsidered after some discussion Q19
to 95), when Mr.. Morrison arising to speak,
the matter went over to next Monday.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole; after which the House adjourned to
Wednesday.
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persons Of African and Angle Saxon origin.
The majority irepor. was finally adopted,
with I'm amendment providing that when
ever it shall be requested by o. majority Of
white and colored members OF any annual
Conference that such. oHfersnce lshDsild be
divided, the Bishop IL; authorized to carry
such request into effect r. 80, ,.I s5 , ~
THREE WHITE METZ KILLED BYANEsRo
IN LOUISIANA =, r. .frt 81 -
/ New HCsRLEAss, May S9.-Three, white
men named McKardle Graham, and Du-
knoxville, while sleeping in camp in HervilIe
parish, were attacked by negro, who killed
MeKardle and Graham and mounf1eG Du-
knoxville. The negro, piundered the camp
and fled. = @,t;fs5l., --5,- t'l, s.! !
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General synod OF Luaheran Chrrct,
~ ssSoEilsa sSESsEss
~ SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Reported for the D!spatch.l
r sf, . Z STAUSToS, VA, Map 90. - -
The first business OF the Synod this morn.
ing was the election OF n board OF directors
to the Theological Seminary at Salem, Va,
Considerable discussion ensued upon the:
power Of this Synod to fill vacancies In. the
Board before the district Synods have nomi-
mated candidates to supply such vacancies.
The discussion was participated in by Revs.
Repass, Campbell, Turner, Gilbert. and
Vineyard, and Mr.. Thomas. The question
was decided afiirmatively, and five members
from the South Carolina Synod, four from
the Virginia, four from the Southwestern
Virginia, two from the Georgia, and two
from the Mississippi Synods We're elected to
the Board Of Directors Of the Seminary.
An invitation was received by the Synod
from the Deaf. Dumb and Blind Asylum to
attend an entertainment given by the in
mates. which was accepted. Professor j.
/. Miller. principal OF Staunton Female Sc
minary, invited Synod to be present Mt a
musical and calisthenical entertainment to
be given by the pupils OF his institution on
Saturday night, which was also accepted.
The Young Mems Christian Association sent
greetings to Synod extending the use OF
comnittee-rooms and library. -
Synod resolved to place 800 In The hands
OF the president OF the Theological Semi
nary to defray expenses incident to eXami-
nations OF the graduates.
Upon the selection OF 4 place for the next
meeting OF General Synod discussion Of
very wide range took place. 80 IL
The relative Importance OF cultirating
the cities and the country elected a most
spirited and interesting discussion, partici-
pated in by Revs. J.. /. Miller, L. &. Miller,
J. 3. Reimensnydcr, II. s. Wingard,
j. i. Campbell, and Il. G. Holland. Rich
mond, Va, and cwberry, S. c., were put
in nomination, and Ncwbcrry was selected
as the place, and the first Thursday OF May,
1877, the time, OF the next meeting Of the
Synod.
At O'Clock =. n. the missionary mass
! meeting was held. The church was crowded
to It's capacity, and interesting and instrllc-
tive addresses were delivered by Rev. J. B.
Reimcnsnyder, OF Savannah, Ga, and Rev.
W. {. Schactlcr. OF Richmond, Va. This
closed the exercises OF the day.
SIGMA Gil.
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. ~ o. 80.
n BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
I, CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
: - -; ~ I,IprJ,toS0 Nav DO 1919.

:. CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. !. q
I ! 5o.,.,., 80 RICHMOND, May 2ss is7s.Ie
81 - ,"OFFERINGS. - to-! -,
WHEAT.-Fhite,5 so bushels. Red, ESQ bushels.
CORN " hite, IL bushels. Mirsd, 40 bushels,
OATs.-190 bushels, w., --<ys..rs
Il Ht5 r.1aa.7 a SALES. 2fgIts. ~ .'7'
f. WHEAr.-White, SO bushels at $l.47. Red. lie
bushels at sL45: !0s bushels at sf.35; 90 bushels
at 81 .47-totll, 144 bushels
CORN White, 500 bushels prime ut 60c,; so
bushels at 5se. so hnsheson private terms-total,
712 bushels. Mfred, 40 bushels OH private terms.
= oATs.-150 bushels very good spring at 47c.
't'' RE-EXHTBlTED.
CORN White, 112 bushels Ai-rsd, LIZ bushels.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
l1ri.r1' MONDAY, May 29,1S76.
BREAKS TO-DAY, lat hogsheads, so tierces, and
10 boxes. 7 fas.'EE ~ t~sG
TIE NUMBER OF PACKAGES OFFERED AT AUG
TON, 1872: of which 81 were sold.
RANGE OF PRICES, S3.70 to s37.f
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y FATAI. AFrHAY.-.H. L0NiS, May Is
Robert Williamson. proprietor OF Il gentle
men furnishing >tor" under the st. James
Hotel. and White Carroll. well-known
steamboat man. got into a quarrel this MORN
M "n he street, and Carroll struck VIII
AIu>on on the head with Il cane. William
Son then drew Il knife and plunged it into
arOii- abdomen near the naval, pcnetra-
ting III" intcStincS and inilicting mortal
wound. He j not expected to live through
the night. Both voting men are well known
and highly respected, but q grudge existed
BETWEEN them for some time past, and they
1.0 two or three quarrcs before.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 20, 1876.

PORT OF RlClialDND, MAY 20, 1910.
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker.0New York,
merchandise and passengers, G W. Allen & Co.,
agents. -
chandise and passengers. i. Is: IatuIn, agent. -
ballast to load petroleum for Europe Mcissncr, Ack-
crInann G Co.
Brig Samuel, Lindsey. Boston, In ballast to load.
Schooner Deborah III. Diycrty, Williams. Philadcl-
phia pig-iroD Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works.
Schooner Sea Bird Curtis, New York, SALT Grim
gan, Morris & Co. ,u:
load for Philadelphia, Curtis Parker. 49,
Schooner Columbia, +. c. Chesser, Washington,
light, Curtis 6 Parker.
CLEARED.
Bark George Germany, Stcllcl, Hamburg, 1908
barrels petroleum, Meissner, Ackermann 60. o..
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley Travcrs, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, L. Is. Tatuin, agent. o,
Schooner Bagaduce, Clement, Johns, y. H., 2o3
tons camel coal, Gcrvas StorrS, agent. Al.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore May eth, schooner Waldcmar
Parker. ... ..-
Schooner Annie Barr, Simpson, sailed from New
York for Richmond May 18th. =
Schooners Frank Walter, Saxon, and Harry Land
ell, Taylor, were loading at New York for Richmond
schooner Katie C. Rankin, from james river, at
st. Johns. n. g., May Goth.
Schooner Frank Leamiug, Cullen, from Richmond
at Philadelphia May Goth. ....
Schooner L. Naury, Creighton, from virginia, III
Philadelphia May 9th. ,,.,,
Brig Morancy, Rodonnett, from Boston for Rich
monG arrived I'm Hampton Roads May II. ...
Schooner T. Williams, Paul. cleared at Baitlinore
for James river May ~. ,,.,,
Schooner Martha Collins, Groves, from hlchihohu'
nj baltimore Nav 81,
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prTERSBURG.

PETERSBURG.
..,~,,r.s prsTvRBASCE-TRE OF
stJE0M - CorRr-rINED AND REQUIRED
rE>IhN ro<Ds-ELECTIoS, OF OFFICERS
- DIV lAAY-CITIzESs lib, &C. j..
pEA'" - ,,.,,,c or tho Richmond Dispatch.l =
.,5rros'>'' MAY %. 1876.
,,,,.,y.e Court this morning cigil-
In ;h' 1'- ,,,cn were arraigncd on the
tyE aCf ;;,eiti0g riot; ten OF whom were
thar-f O. ond eight fined Sio each, and
GI>2hsTg' ~. ", owe bond in the sum OF $500 TO
7rin'M, : hTAayiour and keep the peace for
re-; ,,,,,,.a.. on Saturday night nj
W." -. ,hr policc received information
SO ~, ,,,,tDhrr 81 negroes had armed
:ea' ( " 49,. With sticks and stones and as
.&e'%' i, rocahon;as. As soon as posi-
~. t.',,f Tho force was collected and
III -" ,y., ,Da:. On arriving nj the
- ... Tho river il was discovered
x,'"-,, ,.~,;ct,irr was occupied by the nc
~ ..'' ,,,,Yg~ratly divided into two COM
go, .r.,..upyiNg the southern ana the
a.. ruI.lcvu end. The police nrSt
'.' '.,,. I.,w the cause OF tho assem-
"...',. I.t.. receiving no response, COM.
... t,f,ae crowd 10 dI>pcrse. ms was
.~.f,i..5. when i charge was mate ana
49, -., -. NOR, oI the crowd were captured,
... rrn,a!Nns" ,|A'N& - "'S.': " nv, "'-
..r~'.2- - capture '"r % VI, | n"t,>,
lHe> N">H'">''" -, 1n,' wy t I.t 80
..HlrtG Er>H@,''' |,'" - , |''.., ~
r.. "'' y" '"N,',, '..C l'' ~ ,,.os f,,,iI,.
..; E"n - - 'o'i"" 49,. ".'' ~;
- 5u"t. "n' ""U''U '"" 1--WE" -. ~ '.''.
w..'.,,'MoaE gwen III c""t' ,'I'H ''ot .n.'S
va. la.ar rncc! thal IN" GRO" "c', '''let.
f,. >'Era>. pieces o. N'Hlh>. f"'N>' t'll.
hfll ls..1t+ Ian 1pt
,.@. nt'.. '.>,n'N. Lac! mao hcin t''c l'''l
Hia,.".>,. '..""iiS :" li'e' ''..' H"L,iii'S was
t..w@ O! r "A'I >loi' '!ie oet"'c 1t
..s,..r".', asa negroes 'Iuhi I'm Mt"ei'li| i'o'-
%! i@" AZ. were III II. int eA"t' Oh
90. their JrM'@@ ana assembling i ho'
s.. h"own. an. can OH! DC cun!ctt"led.
a.'t thcN "h!i'"F CONFESS 'n" II was
:. .a>o ii-lii WINK 4' "''''s - nc olluSs'
hui; : not known Ia" a!'! WINES were 10
-~a, them :at'I @>'. t"''' ''i't' '"'I! ing
,~s was i. ''". ,''"'"> VIZ" PUSSY"
@.o.-a !u'aA"N,a> A""n' II c!och H",
I'D 'leI" '""",'nNIIAS an" hiaf''iES. anu
.r..,-.: '1.... W;I> parade @! some "rSaH!-
..n.r.. 4 second ii the lcadcES-LcNiS
UIa.sg>-"a> armed with >WoTo-'anr.
r,.. r.Dortcd from Chesterfield this morn
.-.'tM tn" man Washington, WEo hNc> IN
r..- .rr,nty. seat lord - his family not -
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL, i. - ,1i6 4 4
'iiotD Po1Sr ConroRT, VA. y, ~

This delightful summer resort commanding wa
tcr-view not exaelled on the Atlantic coast fur,
Dshcd with Ill modern Improvements; gas and
electric bells ilt every room; water on every floor;
and capable Of accom- odating five hundred persons,
Is now open for fc reception OF guests for the sum
mer season. Wharf one hundred yards distant, at
Which hfteen to twenty steamers touch dsiy aord;
Ing every opportunity of communicating With all
points of the country Superior beach for bathing at
the door-steps. Good from MAYupti NOVEMBER
Unusual facilities for boating and fshlng.
ing to location Special terms to parties remaining
Address Ia' T. ..h. II. PHtEBUs,
my 11-3km 80 - Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

NIrAlIC REVENUE STAAp.-A delegation
49,, Present before the Ways and Means
Committee Saturday afternoon urging the
aaoltipn by lnc Government for use i'll the
internal revenue service Of Il mctalic stamp
iof stamping liquor packages instead OF the
paper on" now in use. The proposed
stamp is so constructed that portion OF it
can be detached and left with the internal
revenue officer, thus preventing any fraud
by It's rcusr. The matter was referred to a
subcommittee. l..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

, The wulTE SULPHUR STRINGS, West vlr-
ginia whose elevation L. two thousand feet above
tide-water, and famous for Its Alternative
Charges to July lst: Monthly, So per day; weekly,
$3.50 per day.
For months Of July and August; Monthly, $3.50
per day; weekly, IS per day. ~
Extensive improvements have been made since
last year; among others, the erection OF The PEf-
TON HOUSE, large hotel, with all modern I'm.
provements; which will be kept open during winter
Us well as summer; also, several NEW COTTAGES.
! Descriptive pamphlets obtained OF PURCELL,
LADD x Co.. GEORGE l.. PEfTON co.
mY1 Ia tn. Tha&Sa1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

BETHESDA WATER.-T celebrated
D WATER has been lately Introduced INTO o Uni,
streets who IS sole agent for its sale In Rchmnnd
and Vicinity Although but recently discovered nj
hIadGcr and dcrangemcnts Of the stomach SUCH as
dyspepsia, &c, are so remarkable as to place II AZ
once In the front rank Of curative waters. -
no remedial agent known which will so quickly ana
etfectuuy eradicate from the system all traces OF
GEORGE SCHEN,
,nv10-1m .,.f-... ..... HOO Main street.