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Mr. S,ch,1rZ's Address.


We have hastily run over the address Of
the conference held in New York this weeks
Two OF the gentlemen who spoke after the
address had been adopted declared for men
for President like TILDEN and BRIsToW.
The address is OF course well written, being
the production Of Mr.. SCHURz. II it had at
its back enough people to turn the scale in
the presidential election that fact would DC
an encouraging sign.
The address alludes to the glories OF the
past and OF the Centennial year, but de-
plores that whilst we are Boosting OF the
wisdom and purity OF our ancestors the
courts are sending cur contemporaries 10
iail-"a burning shame" III AYERS that at
the impending national election various
questions OF great importance Will be sub
mitted to our judgment; that the settlement
of the civil war as constitutlonally nXed
must be conscientiously maintained, and at
the same time the Government strengthened
in general confidence by the strict obscrv-
ance OF constitutional principles, and the
old brotherhood OF the people reyered by
n policy OF mutual justice and Cancellation.
Il calls for honest currency and honest gov
eminent in every form. "a corrupt mon
archy may last by the rule OF force: cor
rupt republic cannot endure"
Here is q fine allusion to the practice OF
using Government offices to pay political
bummers for service at the polls:
"Eyery student Of our political history
c;, l,a in
augurated corruption has steadily grown
from year to year, and so long as the system
lasts, with all its seductions and dcmoraliz-
ing tendencies, corruption will continue to
grow in extent and power, for patriotism
and true merit will more and more be
crowded out OF political life by unscrupu-
lous selfshncss. The war has only given q
sudden stimulus to the tendency, but with
out the war it would have grown up, and
will not cease to grow as long as the hotbeds
OF corruption, the spoils system, lasts. The
skill in corrupt practices acquired by one
generation OF spoilsmen will only be i'm.
proved upon by the next. The result we
know. We have already reaped SO great q
harvest OF disaster and shame that, we re-
peat, it has now become the first duty OF the
American people to reestablish the moral
character Of the Government by thorough
reform"
These are the marked features of the ad.
dress. The Conference declares its full
purpose to refuse 10 vote for any man who
whilst in office has either encouraged this
system OF corruption or refused to try tc
put an end to it. MORTON, BLAINE, CONK'
LING, and all the other Republican aspirants
except BRIsTow, are thus ruled out. T1LDEN
is the only Democrat whose name scemedto
meet with favor in the Conference Ii
straws always show how the wind blows,
the current just now would seem to set
towards TILDES.
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n sYaaE BROTHERS sYcLE
nIoTHERs.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. !

NEW GOODS RECEIVED DALI Az 4.
,o nic,es NEW DRESS GOODS from 12,lc. up
black GRENADINEs-grea bargains;
BLACK and CoLORED SILKS ut greatly
reduced prices
CACHMTRE DE FRANCE at s1.eo--
general selling price, 1925:
FINER SILKS accordingly cheap
20 pieces 4Oc. ALPACA at 31c.
o5 pieces soc. ALPACA at 371tc.;
FL 10 pieces MOHAIR LUsTRES at Score
/, duced from 70c.; als II ssf.l
FINER GRADES at Goo, 70c., aud 81
forty per cent below their value;
az dozen READY-MADE DRESS-SHIRTS OF
Wamsutta cotton and finest Irish linen
81;
12o dozen TOWELS from Set to 75c. apiece
NAPKINS and DOYLIES at 75c. worth
$1.25 per dozen; isl
90 cases new PRINTS and PERCALES;
= A full stock OF BROWN and BLEACHED
C0TTONS and SHEETINGS at market
10000 Yards CAMBRIC E3fBRoDERIEs at 6
and sc.-worth double the money;
1000 yards EDGE ut one shliling-wouid be cheap
200 pair If COZ coRsErs at s15o-reauced from
1915; ~. f
$50 pair at 81 worth $3.50, fully;
Don't miss this chance IL you want to buy good
CORSET for little money. fa#s
NEW PARASOLS added to our large stock;
bargains in CAssIaEREs, CoATINGs, and VEST
1NGS;
Great inducements offered In HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
WHITE and FANCY GOODS;
S,40O yards LACE-STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN
at one half Of their cost;
NEW LAWNS, NEW LAWNS. In two hundred
different patterns;
NEW STYLES BUSTLES.
A large stock of LACE CURTAINS to be sold at
one third Of It's value ut
SYCLE BROTHERS,
.. 429 Broad street,
my12 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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Hon. John G. Thompson is the big gun OF
the Thurmanites, and his handsome room at
the Grand was throngcd with the Senator'S
friends yesterday.
In general conversation with several po-
litical friends who called on him during the
afternoon Mr.. Thompson expressed the
opinion that Thurman would have large
majority in the Convention tomorrow, and
if he did he would have the inside track for
the nomination at St. Louis. He thought
the fight for the presidential nomination
had narrowed down to Thurman and Til
den, and he believed Thurman much the
stronger man. He did no. think the Con-
vention would nominate any man who
could not surely carry New York, New Jer-
sey, and Connecticut; and while Thurman
could not fail to do that, Tilden might slip
up on New York, if Conkling should be
nominated by the Republicans. 1t was his
own conviction that Conkling would beat
Tilden in that State il both men ran.-Cin-
Cinndti Commercial.
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Arethusa, Again.
he Editor of the Stute

10 the Editor of the State: -.
The penomniscient Dispatch is painfully
at fault in its reconnaissance this morning.
Where is its Appleton's Encyc.?
"lt was also believed that the river Al
pheus ran under or through the waters OF
the sea, 1rithout MIXING 1Uith them, from Pc
ioponnesus to Sicily" Encyc. Britain,
article Arethusd. --.
And has the pcnomniscicnt forgotten
Coleridge's fine opium fragment telling how
sIn Xanadu did Kubla Khan
stately pleasure dome decree,
Where Alph, the sacred river ran
Through cavcrns measurccss to man
Down to n sunless sea?" -.
See also Bornemann, Buttmann, Kruger
Droysen, Fritzsche, Schlegel, Enger, the
Rayenna scholiast and Suidas, Bekk. Anecd.,
Dawes, Liddell, Kidd, Dindorf, Bcrnhardy,
Elmsley, Porsen and Schafer. Hermann
comp. Wacho and Brunck in the popular
scolion; comp. eund. Fragm. OK. ed. Didot
CT. Jeli's Matthia, Lobeck, and others. The
fable is familiar to every one with the least
pretension to scholarship. JONES.
The above is "JoNEs" Of to-day. Here is
"JoSEs" of yesterday:
ARETHUSA.- Of the State: In com
Dlmenting Governor Vance for llkcnine
the Hebrew race to the Gulf-stream the
pcnomniscient Dispatch forgets entirely thai
the figure is as old as the fable OF Arethusa
Jones.
Now, bless the man, can't lie see that ouI
point in complimentng Governor VANCE
was that VANCE had compared the Jews to
the Gulf-stream The fable is old. What
of that? There is no figure in it until ap.
piled to the Jews. Who ever compared the
river Alpheus to the Jews? "JoNEs" re-
reminds us OF hard-shell Baptist preacher
who quoted various passages OF scripture II
which the word thou" occurred to prove
that the same word meant God in the
verse, "Oh, Jerusalem, Jerusalem, hoa
sthat stonest the prophets" &c. We have
missed our mark only in intimatinS that the
tabled stream would not SerUe as an lliustra
ton. As fact, it never was so used. Ane
so "JoNEs" was totally mistaken when ht
said that lie figure is as old as the fable o.
Arethusa. We repeat there can be no figure
in the case until the stream is likencd t.
something else.
We shall have to borrow some OF the celc
brated authors "JoNEs" refers us to, an(
read up. We had no idea how little we llat
read until "JoNEs made out the catalogue
! of his iayorite authors. Such q man should
not content himself with wearing the mask
| ~ {. JnxES,,
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Tildcn, OF New York, seems to be leading
in the presidential race. Our first choice
if choice that can be called when one has to
choose somebody else's choice-was Han
cock or Bayard; but we go Tor the strong
est Democrat, whoever he may be. AS to
Judge Davis, who is sort OF political her
maphroditc, we have no use for him, and
would decidedly prefer Bristow or any hon
est Republican. The memory OF Greeley
and of Liberal Republicans is all too fresh
in our mind to take up Davis, and though
we feel that we have been bitten, yet not any
of ::thc hair" we thank you.- GordonSrlHe
Gazette
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1t is hardly worth while to quote what
the New York Herald says concerning any
body or anything. What it said yesterday
is no indication OF what it will say to-mor-
row. However, as one of our neighbors
seems to attach Importance to its utterances,
we quote the following from the very last
issue of the Herald. On Tuesday it said:
ssThere is q preponderanceJ Of chances
TINT Governor Tilden will be placed at the
head of the assalllting column"
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mr. THIRD LARGE SUPPLY OF

COHEN DROTHERS
have Just opened their third large supply of goods
for this season. Their stock may now perhaps be
looked upon the largest in this city The facilities
that this firm have in purchasing goods are fully
equal to those they have In diSpoSing Of them-dong
as large business at less expense than any house in
the State
All goods are marked what to be sold for, and every
advantage in the purchase Of goods is given to their
customers. Among the thousands OF articles they
offer below value are r,-
20 pieces of the new REsILLE, MESH BLACK
90 pieces BLACK IRON GRENADINES at SIC,
fully worth &c.; at 55c., the same generally sold
RESiELE MESH GRENADINES lsiIk and wool
at 75c. and $1.25-25c. u yard less than general
Their general stock Of DRESS GOODS is the
largest now offered in the city
DRESS GOODS redueed from 35e to 2oc In ri.ids
of i BEh t;R,t coLoKED and FANCY sfLKs is I'M
slf.R a6 u faf s't XZifpAoA at s1c.;
ALPACAS at SIC, never sold for less than 60c. at
K nHa SGs gs at y ses rS et q 2oe s
so pieces des OF the best p1QuEs ever at
FRENCH PIQUES at IS and 4Oc.-cost zoe. to I'M
LACE STRIPE at 1Gs.c.. sold last season at 37e.;
The ECRU IIAMBURGH NET at 25c., formerly
ru 5Sid b MGsLN u yards wide, at Csc, for
merly sold at 1926;
500 pieces WHITE and COLORED TARLATANS
at near half value; ,
Also. VICTORIA LAWNS, SWlSSES, ana
FRENCH ORGANDIES at below any price ever
10 pieces 2lz-yard-wide sEIEETING from zoe. n
yard up; ,->,rr
Il @ dozen ladies', gcntemens. and childrens KNIT
VESTS ut from 35 to Soc:
200 pieces PACIFIC LAWNS in the best styles
full pieccs) ut 10c.;
of HAMBURGER TRIMMING they have just
opened 400 pieces more. my 10
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Su.vER.-On Mr.. PAYNE's resolution pro-
viding for ten millions Of dollars more Of
silver currency, which failed, though the
vote on it was 1856 to I3-not two thirds
Mr.. GoODE and Nj. STowELL voted aye.
Messrs. CABELL, DOUGLAS, HARRIS, TERRY,
TUCKER, and WALKER, voted no. Mr.. Hun
TON did not vote. We can't imagine what
could have been the objection to the resolu-
ton, unless it was supposed to involve COM
pulsory contraction.
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Civil RIGHTS.

The new civil-rights bill introduced into
the United States Senate on Tuesday by Mr..
EDAUNps from the Judiciary Committee is
intended to patch the present law where
the Supreme Court of the United States
recently exposed its weakness. The bill
contains many Objectionable provisions.
However, as it will never get through the
House OF Representatives, we do not con-
slider it worthy Of any extended comments.
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SENATOR WHITE AND THE VlCE-PRESl-
DENCY.-Scnator Whyte stated that the idea
OF contending for the Democratic nominal
ton for Vice-Presldent has never entered
into his head, and he was much surprised to
see the mention Of his name in that connec-
ton in the papers.
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SUBURBAN RETREATS
T.HE SCHUETZEN PARK.

This beautiful and attractive PARK, situated on
the James river, below Ricam ond, adjoining the
James River Steam Brewery. Is NOW OPEN TO
VISITORS, and win be rented to picnic and exeuF-
sion parties From the clcgan. pavilion can Do haa
afull scope Or the romantic scenery up and deHn We
noble James diversified by the constant passing 70
and fro OF steamers and other crafts rs me most
agreeable summer retreat In the suburbs OF Rich-
monJ Refreshments can be had at all times during
the day. Fishing and rowing parties win find II
pleasant resprs. ID q. YtyENGLING, IN.
q my S-lm IS Dr. Is, = ]. ~ ~
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acg SPLENDID STOCK OF CASSI-
MERES. ct. r. PRICE & co. are expecting
CLOTHS and CASSIN1ERES, for which they have
had such large sales
Splendid line LADIES' UMBRELLAS, Ii 10
26 inches-ncw style handles:
CAMBRIA SKIRTS, SPRING BOULEVARDS;
KID GLOVES. every number-bcst grades;
tory prices. my 10
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The Dispatch is not out in its classics,
nor its facts, nor its chronology, nor its In
ferences, nor It's figures, nor its arguments;
and the event will show that it is not out in
Its reckoning. This to our little neighbor
the Neass.
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TENsEssEE-REpUBLIcA Caucus. Mash.
ellie. May 1G.-At "a caucus OF Republican
delegates to the State Convention tonight
It was decided to nominate no candidate for
Governor or electoral ticket until after the
Democratic Convention in August: Un1n-
structed delegates to Cincinnati will be ap..
pointed. An exchange OF views showed
that three ffths Of the delegates are for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18

Let us repeat it that for the Centennial
year there is no ether name so suggestive
and SO prophetic OF victory Us UNCLE SAN.
The Indss-Appea! he's only to thank itself
for this taking name.
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We have no choice except that we think
Governor Tilden the strongest. Then let
us have him, unless the negative can be
shown. -BriStOt Ne1cS.
That's the right platform.
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The Republican papers seem to be very
much concerned about T1LDEN. They would
evidently prefer to tackle somebody else this
fall. But he won't get out OF the way even
for old Kentucky BRIsTow.
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BROWN SILKS as s5e., 81, s1.1o, and s1.25,
worth 1925, $3.50, sl.75, and sa;
.NAvY-BLUg SILK at 81 an: .25 worth s1.ss
and s1.75
DRAB SILKS at s5c., 81, and s1.25 per yard
worth 81, $3.50, and s1.75;
STRIPED SILKS at soe., s5c., g. and s1.lo per
yard worth from 25 to SOC. per yard more;
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at 75c., Soc, 81, s1.2o,
s1.s5, and $3.50 per yard, the best value ever
: offered
GRos-GRAIN SILKS at s1,sl.25, $3.50, s1.75,
80, 1925, $3.50, s2.75, and SO per yard;
BLACk-AND-wHITE- PLAID SILK at Soc. per
yard worth 1925.
BR0WN-AND-BLACR-PL SILKS at s5e. per
yard worth Sl.25.
The LARGEST STOCK OF SILKS ever offered
In this city.
OUR PRICES
will satisfy the closest buyers.
mv1o LEVY BROTHERS.
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rCy NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED!
CHEAP GOODS JUST RECEIVED!
WILLIAM THALHID1ER, COL Broad street,
Is still selling great bargains In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.

A large line of PLAID and STRIPED POPLINsre-
duced from 1Oc. TO CSC. yard;
Bargains In SOLID and DROCADE POPLlNS, &c. !;
BLACK GRENADINES, in plain, striped figured,
and plaid, reduced from 10c. to SOC. yard;
DIACK ALPACAS at Csc. to S1-extra bargains;
500 yards WHITE CORDED P1QUES at l2E.
worth 20c.;
4 full line of PLAID and STRIPED LACE MUS
Inns, PIQUES, VICTORIA LAWNS, SWISS
and CHECK MUsLINs, IRISH LINENS, and
other WHITE GoODS-al very cheap;
10000 yards best PACIFIC LAWNS at 10c.a yard.
These good, are worth more money. Call early
and secure some Of them
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!- wishing to reduce my
stock of PARASOLS l will offer them from soc.
to 81 less than regular prices.
Great bargains in KID GLOVES, LACE and SILK
SCARFS, SASH-RIBB0NS, STRIPED HOSE
CORSETS, FANS. and lots of other goods.
Don't fail to call on
WILLIAM THALHIdER,
mv13 COL Broad street.
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ANESEMENTS.

TEN VALUABLE PRIZES will be contended for.
All marksmen and members Of the Society will be-
allowed to participate in the above. Rifles ana am
munition furnished, If required. 800
Parties wishing to contend for the prizes VIII please
send in their names 10 WILLIAM EUkER, 91U Main
street, by Saturday the goth instant. =,
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company VIII
run cars from their depot to The Park during the day
and until 9 O'Clock at night. .
Boats run at all hours during the day from the foot
of Twenty-elghth street to and from the Brewery.
A full band OF music has been engaged for The &C.
casOn.
Prizes can be seen at the jcwelry store of Mr.. q
Heinrich, ON Main between Ninth and Tenth streets
Shooting to commence 1T IL 4. NJ, promptly.
- my 18Th, F&M3t
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DEATHS.

Died at A. NJ. May II, at his residence, in
Charleston, S. c., Judge GEORGE w. LOGAN,
lately of this city, the honorcd father OF our fellow
citizen. General +. 81. Logan.
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Doa PEDRo.--Let us invite himsto Rich
mond. II he stops in Lynchhurg, ON his
return from New Orleans, he can surely be
induced to make a call on us.
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~ MAY 16, 1876.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.

T. R. PRICE & CO.
are again In market, replcnishinS their stock rltr
many novelties in
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
PLAID SILK AND WOOL POPLINS, all shades
pain SILK AND WOOL POPLINS- all shades
C0LORED GRENADINES, for oVersklrts;
BLACK BASKET GRENADINES;
PLAIN WASH GRENADINES, for mourning;
STRIPED and PLAIN SILKS. every color:
BLACK FOULARDS and TRIMMING SILKS;
MOURNING GOODS. great variety;
OPERA STIAWLS, entirely new;
LINEN EMBROIDERED SUITS. for travelling;
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
UNDERWEAR for boys and girls,
All shades of COLORED HOSIERY,
GLOVES. CORSETS, &C., &C. my 10
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The Democratic county conventions in
Michigan are declaring for Tilden, with
little or no opposition.-Neeo YORK; Tribune
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The Baltimore Gazette calls the New York
Conference Mr. scHyRz's side show.
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ghLEGAE REGISTERING.

REGISTRATION OFFICE, J
THIRD PRECINCT MARSHALL WARD,S
May 1S, 1876.
SMITH and JC-
~ SEPH HARRIS (colorcd): You are hereby
notified that your names have been erased from inc
books Of the ahove-named precinct on account OF
ILLEGALLY REGISTERING.
JOHN F. SHINBERGER
my 1887 Registrar.
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L OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTM,}
RICHMOND, VA, May II, 1875.
MIR. ROBERT LECkY HAS BEEN
lfI awarded the contract for the REMOVAL OF
NlGHT-S0IL from this city. He ts allowed to charge
seYcntyye cents for boxes or sinks holding six an9
for the excess OF said amount. In case OF any diff
Guilty rs TO bills persons are referred to the sanitary
inspectors, &aa 81. lCABEiiL,, Is
my l3-eod3f 5t,ff President Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.

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Just returned from New York With fresh supply
ofthose handsome oPERA-sHADES, COLORED,
and BLACK Two-BUTTON KID GLOVES at SOC.
| pair. Ladies win can carly and make their Sc
Iections.
i beautiraf1ine Of BLACK GRENADINES at New
:, York .s1 auction prices ..,-,
co kpED JacoNET LAWS in MI figures >.
PLAi1 and STRIPED DRESS GOODS at extremely
low prices 1880 ~
Endless variety in sILK andIAPANEsE FANS;
CASHMERE TIES, SILK TIES;
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GLOVES, and many other goods too numerous to
mention.
Can carly and examine for {0 sT Hss Z.
627 Broad street.
Miss JOSEPHINE MANN, lately with Mr.; $. Lis
berger will be in attendance and win be pleased to
see all her friends and customers. my15
COURTNEY & POWELL.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 124c.;
PRINTED JACONETS, 12Ec.;
CORDED PIQUEs, 12Ec.;
LACE STRIPE P1QUES, zoe. worth 40c.;
LACE and EMBROIDERED STRIPE PIQUES,
25c. worth Soc;
PLAID and STRIPED WHITE ORGANIZES, 25s.
worth Soc;
Large lot OF DRESS GOODS at 15c. worth 25c.;
EMBROIDERED NET, for Basques and Overskirts,
$1.75; ~
VICTORIA LAWNS, 16a, 90, and CSC;
BLACK SILKS from 75c. to So;
NTLEsIEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS, Soc, 75c, and
81;
LADIES' GAUZE SHIRTS, 75c. and 81;
CHlLDREN'S GAUZE SHIRTS at all prices;
One dollar will buy LINEN-BOsOM SHIRT, mad
of Warnsutta Cotton and 2100 Linen.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
nyS S15 Broad street.