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The New Tobacco Law.
OFFICE OF

SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH,
RICHMOND, April 16, 1877. }
To the Editors of the Dispatch:
The statement that the Governor has ap-
pointed inspectors of tobacco since signing
the new tobacco law, published i'll some Of
the city papers last week, and remarked
upon editorially in to-day's issue OF the
Dispatch, was based upon mislpformatlon
No such appointment has been made.
Respectfully, JAMES MCDONALD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
-FOUR reporters information was derived
from the chief clerk in Colonel AIcDonald's
office, so he informs us.
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PACKARD ATTEMPTS BRIBERY.-Ne1c Or
leans, April 15.-Packard has made raise.
Tonight he offered to four members OF his
Legislature who went over to Nichols
$4,000 if they would come back tomorrow,
and showed them the money. They de
cllned the oGfer.-Speciat dispatch to the
Rnffi1n ore S1In -
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Chief-Justice Cartier, OF the District SUI
preme Court, a very strong supporter OF
Hayes's southern policy, is very sanguine
that an Administration Speaker will be
chosen at the extra session OF Congress.
He is opposed to an extra session, however,
and says the army might be dis5anded with
out the slightest injury to the country.
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GRAND SOUTHERN TOUR!
THE GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW!
undisputably the LARGEST IN THE WORLD, Will
exhibit ut Richmond two days only,

THE GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW!
undisputably the LARGEST IN THE WORLD, Will
exhibit ut Richmond two days only,
APRIL 10TH AND 17Tl.
MONDAY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
EVENING.
Location: Corner SECOND and LEIGH STREETS.
With It's SIX LEARNED ELEPHANTS and the
WONDERFUL IlIPPUPOTAMUS. Special Card
Let the .ies and little folks see it. There was born
on the lst Of February, 1877, in our Great AcnaS-
eric, ,,,,,,
the first and only one ever born in captivity In any
country outside the Tropical Zone. 1t Is only 33
inches long and 81 in height. To see this
newborn Infant Elephant nursing with its mouth
and trunk is the rarcst queerest ever beheld
SEA LIONS, RHINoCEROS, 10 LIVING LIONS,
more WILD BEASTS than any three of the largest
menageries travelling.
GREAT QUADRUPLE CIRCUS.
ELABORATE MUSEUM!
AND TRAINED WILD-ASIMAL SHOW!
8 ALL UNDER CENTRE-POLE TENTS, 8
requiring and using three great railroad trains,
drawn by three forty-ton engines.
THE GRAND DRESS-PARADE
takes Mace at 0 O'Clock on the morning Of each ex
hibiton-day; you will see nearly mile Of MIrrored
Tableau- Cars, Herd of Elephants. Two Powerful
Musical Organizations.
TONY FRANKS BUFFALO Rand.
AND MANUEL PERALTOS GREAT MEXICAN
BAND.
Their first appearance in this country; engaged III
the City. of Mexico expressly for the Great fore-
paugh Show.
BATTALIONS. OF MEN AND HORSES,
AND MILLION-DOLLAR SHOW.
OPENS ut and z; begins one hour later.
Admission to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..00c.
Children under nine wears. ....................Zoc.
See papers, programmes. &C., for details.
ADAM FOREpAUGH. Proprietor.
/ an 7-lO.11,12,13,14.16.17
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MARRIAGES.

Married, March Is, 1877. ut the residence of thu
brides aunt, by Rev. W. +. Hatcher, Mr.. CHARLES
II. WHITLOCK and Miss. ROSA d. HAGNER
both of Richmond, Va.
DaMyillc and Boydton papers please copy.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, *
Nl beers of RICHMOND RANDOLPH Xxx
LODGE, No. 10. viii attend a stated meeting "
at the M;.sons Hall THIS tTuesdayt EVENING at
z O'Clock. Members of sister lodges and visiting
brethren invited 10 be present. By order of the
VIM. WILLIAM j. RIDDlCk,
an 17-1t& Secretary.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS are just in
receipt Of large stock of BLACK BRILLIANTINE
| ALPACAS, which they arc Offering at special low
prices. These goods have been consigned to them
by large New York house, and will be sold far be-
low market value. Their range In price is from 25
to Csc. also, the MOEIAIR tdoube-width) AL
PACA at 22e.
| They are also offering large stock Of SILKS
much below market value:
BLACK SILKS at 70, rs, ooc., a1.l5 flor pure
SILK, GROS-GRAINJ, 1926, &1.35, $1.45
$3.50, s1.G5, $1.75 %. $2.o5, 1928 $3.50,
1910, aud So;
| Also, Il considerable variety Of GOLORED SILKS;
4 full assortment of other DRESS GOODS.
FRENCII-WOVEN CORSETS ut 37H, so, 75c.,
81, $50, $3.50, and $3.50;
Also. THoMPSoN's GLOvE-FITTING COR
SETS.
Every variety of WHITE GOODS, IN some OF
which they offer special bargains:
See their imported VICTORIA LAWN at 15c.:
Their FRENCH PIQUES 1T lsc.. and many other
goods.
| 4 large stock of WHITE and FANCY HOSIERY
Just received;
Every variety OF LACES, including the novelties !;
| Also e large stock OF BIBS.
GO pieces Of WHITE and CoLORED MATING
| Just received;
hso TT oOR OII-CLOTIfS from 35c ND.
NH 80
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DEATHS.

Died, on the 10th instant, at Buck Hill, near Man
chester, THOMAS WALDEN; aged ff.y-threc years
His funeral will take place TODAY Tuesday a.
6 O'Clock p. NJ. from the Meade Memorial church
Manchester. ..
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nT FOUND AT LAST.-The time and
place to save money Is mt the Sroad-street Dry-
Goods Emporium of WILLIAM THALlilMER,
corner of Sixth and Broad streets Read ana reflect
on tho numerous bargains now offered:
o5O niccea new and desirable shades Of DRESS
GOODS at 25c.-the pretticst and cheapest In
the city; 20 pieces BLACK ALPACAS 1T 23c,
would he cheap ut 35c.: 80 pieces BLACK AL
PACAS at 80 and 4Oc.. cheap mt 30 and 6Qc
Also. n large line of CACHEM1R ES, DELAlNES
&C. ut Extraordinary low prices. Give me Il call
i'm BLACK hLPACAS, rs promise special bar
gains i'm them. BLACK GRENADINES large
90 nicces STRIPED GRENADINEa ut 1GHc. worth
IS and 3Oc.: 100 pieces4 Il VICTORIA LAWN
nj SC. worth fully 25c.-ths Is the greatest bar
gnin Of the season. so pieces PIQCES at lOc
worth Is and zoe: also, Il large stock OF al
kinds of WHITE GOODS ut very low prices; Az
pieces new shades GRASS LINENS Ut 10 and
Ike: also, large line Of SUITINCi LINENS,
KiD.Gf.OVE DEPOT of WILLIAM THALHI-
MER-I 90 dozen LADIES' WO-BUTTON KIDS
at soc. worth 75c. and 81: 1870 dozen LADIES
TWO-BUTTON KIDS at 75c. and Sl-thc largest
stock ii: the city to select from.
PARASOL DEPOT-1.000 Parasols, from 25c
toS 5 | solicit cal, as have special bargains III
them A large stock Of Ladies' and Misses White
and Striped Hose. Corscts, llandkcrchcfs, Gloves
Scarfs Ribbons, and lots of other goods ut very low
nrices. WILLIAM THALIIMER,
an ID COL Broad street.
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HANDSOME DISPLAY o-s8s
IL eSEaHS1y
SPRING AND SUMNER MILLINERI.-S "e'SS
OPENING DAY AT LEWIS KAUFMAN's,
TUESDAY THE nth AND WEDNESDAY THE
18TH INSTANT.
Having Just returned from New York. am pre-
pared TO offer at both wholesale and retail Il com
plete stock OF MILLINERY GOODS, consisting of
PATTERN HATS and BONNETS,
SILKS. RIBBONS, and UNTR1MMED HATS,
in all the latest styles and shades.
most respectfully solicit u call from my custom
crs and the public generally. They will find one OF
the most carefully and bestassorted stocks
1t the most reasonable prices In the city.
! also have Il large stock of FANCY GOODS con-
sisting of >,,,,,,
NECk-WEAR Of all kinds,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CORSETS, HASDkERCHIEFS,
BUTTONS, JEWELRY.
ZEPHYR WURSTED. &c.
LADIES' READY-MADE UNDERWEAR and
CHlLUREN'S DRESSES specially.
Also, a full assortment OF PARASOLS at lowest
market nricps LEWIS KAUFMAN,
413 Bruad street,
mn l3-6tx between Fourth and Fifth.
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CROQUET.

NROQUET FOR THE MILLlON.-Eight
" balls aud mallcs nicely pain cd. two stakes and
ten arches hacked i'm a strong box, with slide lid,
with book of Instructions. Price. : .25.
Also 4 set with eight balls and nallcts, but not
hacked in box. only 90c.
FINER SETS ut 81, $3.50. and go . set.
Upon rrccip: of soc. additional any sex VIII nc
sent 70 any part of Virginia, West Virginia, or
North Carolina. express or freight paid.
}. Il. ELLISOS,
an3-lm< 1112 Main street.
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DESIGNATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.

DzSSouUTIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The partnership heretofore existing
between DAVID G. WATKINS and BENJAMIN G.
WATKINS, of Powha1an county. under the STYLES
and firms of D. G. & B. c. WATKINS, MAIkINS
& BROTHER, and b. G. WATKINS BROTHER,
are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All parties indebted to either of the ab0ye-named
firms, and all parties 10 whom either Of the above
named firms are indebted, will settle ut once with
b. A. Hancock, attorney ut law, Manchester, Va,
who Is attorney for and authorized by both parties
- 80 ID. G. WATKINS,
.t.s.-....-. ID. c. WATKINS.
MARCH a. 1877 NH 24-S&Tu4w
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LECTURE
LECTURE.
THE CATACOMBS OF ROME.

NE "a Aoo"Do - 's
PROFESSOR JULES DE LhUNAY
I. will deliver
THREE CONSECUTIVE LECTURES
First commencing on MONDAY EVENING, 10th
instant, on the
CATACOMBs OF ROME-THEIR USES, Ell
- TAPHS, PAINTINGS, &C.
The lectures will be illustrated by charts' MAPS
&C. ,. ,ou,o.,or
No enirance-fee will be charged, but collectioh
Will be made ut the close Of the lecture. ,,,
ap 14-3t .s. ...-
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NAT FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER at $3.50 case
IujSYADI JANOS BITTER WATER. Hun
garian;
PULLNA BITTER WATER. Bohemian;
FREIDRICKSTALL BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudel spring.;
VICHY WATER;
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
HAWTHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCkBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHANY WATER, &C., &C.,
by the bottle or IN original packages, on the best
terms 1T >,. - ~
NH g19 Main street.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

NIT T. r. PRICE & CO.-Just received,
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES,
BIACK and CoLoRED BROCADE SILKS,
Splendid line of
LADIES, UMBRELLAS and PARASOLs,
IRISH LINENS, SHEET1NGs,
DAMASKS, NAPKINS, &C.
NEW CAssIMERES, for gcntlemcn's suits;
RACK and COLORED FRENCH CLOTHS
and DOESKINs,
COLLARS, SHIRTS, GLOVES, &c. ap l6
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prrrIrArY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST virginia.
VOLUNTEERS, April l6, 1877.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 10.-CAP-E
VI 7TAINS OF COMPANIES will assemble their p
commands respectively at the armory I'll EsDhY Ny
EVENING, April l 7th, at o'clock, Tor battalion II
drill. The Coior-G uard and Markers arc ordered TO
ny command of Colonel JOHNSON: -
ap 17-1t 10. LANE STERN.
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY "C,"g
III FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA yOLUN-H
TEERS.-GENERAL ORDERS No. -: The OF W
fccrs and men of this company will meet at regi- j
mental ar1nory MT 7:45 O'Clock TONIGHT for bat
TALON drill. by command of Captain SPoTswooD.
ap17-1t G. Is. WIEN, .. 8.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

THE LARGEST AND MOST s-s2s
Il FASHIONABLE STOCK OF MILL SaAzG
merry GOODS IN THE CITY AT THESMSSs
MOST REASONABLE PRICES.-All the novelties
of the season in Flowers, Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Vciings, Ornaments, &c. Straw and Pamilla Hats
from 30 to 45c.; Sailor Hats only SOC. worth zoe
at 47c worth roc. All other goods in proportion
cheaper than ever. niceine Of Silks at 40c worth
csc. A call and examination Is solicited.
MRS. 2. HUTZLER.
525 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth:
. Richmond, Va.
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guaran-
TODD aD II
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MT THOMAS r. PRICE d co.
have in stock
New PERCALES and CAMBR1Cs;
CHOICE PRINTS, fast colors;
FANCY DRESS GOODS, all shades;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS,
BLACK ThFFETA SILKS.
PLAIN aud STRIPED SILKS,
BLACK ALPACAS.
BLACK HENRIETThS,
BLACK TAMISE. BOMBAZ1NES,
AUSTRALIAN GRAPES.
GRAPE Wells, KID GLOVES, &C., &c.
an 16
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MT NOTICE TO THE TRADE.-We
have established In New York factory FOR the man.
ufacturc Of CIGARS Of every variety. We buy only
for cash the best Havana and Connecticut tobaccos
direct from the planters. and we can compete In
price and quality with any factory in the United
STATES ". ID. BLAIR & CO.,
ap Him 9O3 Main street. k1chmono, VA.
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COURTNEY & POWELL.

( COURTNEY & POWELL,
SIS BROAD STREET,
are now offering great Inducements In the fl,,,.
articles:
COkSETS for soc. worth 7Jc.;
CORSETS for 75c. worth 81
CORSETS for Il worth $50:
MOURNING CALTCOES for 6 &c. worth e.c,,
BEAUTIFUL COLORED CALICOESGrt,r
Our entire stock Of DRESS GODD~. cor,,..a,,,,
all the new shades and qualities. viii De- o,.~, -,
greatly reduced prices.
STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS \, @:r. .n,
and 81;
BLACK SILKS. Sc:
BLACK SILKS.:l;
BLACK SILKS. 1925;
BLACK SILKS, $50 andup
Also, bargains in WHITE GpoD>-,uch.,,
NAINSOOKS,
VICTORIA LAWNS.
CAMEEICS,
rlQUE>.
LINENS.&r.
LADIES' HOSE Irregular nadr} g I,r ,Il,u
worth 81.
GENTLEMEN'S RLEACHED HALF.HO>E. -
per dozen worth s4.j0.
Cal and examine. apl2
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!, ,, COMPANY ASSOCIATION.

The Executive Committee Of this Association
having determined to hold their first se,nannua
union on THURSDAY the 10Th instant at the farm
of our comrade, Major a.. K. Courtney, who has
kindly rendered his hospitality on that OCCASION,
to assemble ut the Broad-Street station, corner OF
Broad and Eishth streets, IN this city, on THURS
transportation has been provided by the Association
for those dering TO participate free of cost to the
individual member.
Attention is called to the fine of fifty cents pro-
ridei for by the articles of Association against any
member not attending unless excused by the EX-
ecutive Committee.
AS required, the roll of all who have ever been
members Of old 'F company or OF this Associa-
ton will be called on the occasion.
All entitled to become members who have not yet
signed the articles OF the Association will please
call on the Treasurer, L. j. WRIGHT, HOS Main
street. before the day OF celebration, and comply
with the requirements, lin order that they may par
ticipate In the pleasures OF the day.
ap list CHARLES r. SKINNER, President.
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CSC. Reserved seals Mt Johnston's-no extra charge
GRAND STREET PARADE weather permit
,..., 1R-3t
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DRY GOODS

----Dk GOODS.
90 X OUT!
STUDY YOUR OWN ISTEpFsr,
SAVE MONEY WHERE. yor
NOW OR NEVER.
'Z". 523
BROAD STREET
Is the place
l.. STERN 4 Co, having dc,ermIu.l 30 !,
nnne the dry goods business Will sell ro,, tcGn-
I Ir,I wnoc stock Of DRY GOODS r1HTt,i' Ha7
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., ~ 49, 49, IN!
cost, 10 close business. Parties dcsIrInm , finr
chase dry goods would do we'll IN loci ,'sto pur-
ana low prices. You can save from o. onr stock
thlr,y per cent. by buying from US NJ ny" ~
gooGs having been purchase III auc,inn a., ~ our
HarKed down TO prime cost make, Them ,h ''i nov
est eyer offered In this city before Spcr , Cneap.
DoUBtE-WIDTH ALPACA LUsTRE s,o,,
~ pieces PIC z, s, BLACK ALPACAS At prime cost.
BESI PRINTS only 8 aud &C.: S'''
WHITE CORDED. STRIPED mud r,,
PlQUES at from &c. up: IHED
DRESS GOODS--the latest oui-at eos.
We could specify 900 difrrrpn, ar,r.,,,
scld NJ sacrlhces to close business hut Tar 49,, -
space Come. one and all. and sre for yon, ''. oi
,o J.. STERN cos
"R & . 323 Broad ,,rn.,
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AaSESEHsENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1sT

DICHNIOND THEATRE.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18TH.
MATINEEs THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATuR-
DAY AT2 O'CLOCK.
THE FUNNIEST SHOW ON EARTH!
DEAKIN'S
LnIpUTIAN COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
comprising the following wel-known favorltes:
COMMODORE MUTT,
the only rival of General Tom THUMB, known the
world over rs up. T. Barnum's $4,000
Mutt" the smallest man in the world,
who will assume the role Of
JACK THE GIANT-KILLER,"
in the comic operetta of that name, supported by
TIE TALLBsT MAN IN THE WORLD,
COLONEL RUTH GOSHEN,
AND THE SMALLEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD,
MISS JENNIE QUIGLEY;
together with
4 COMPANY OF LILlPUTIANS
such as has never before been assembled in any one
combination.
DON'T FORGET.
TIE LARGEST AND SMALLEST PEOPLE
IN THE WORLDS!
ADMISSION, Soc; family circle, 25c.; children,
CSC Reserved seals ut Johnston's-no extra charge.
GRAND STREET PARADE weather permit.
tinp) mp 16-3t
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TARDOZO, FOURQUREAN x 60.
ARE RECEIvISG
by every steamer the latest styles AMI noT,l;:ca IA
SPRING GOODS.
which they guarantee cannot De bought cArAirF a
retail I'm the United States. In
SILkS
being haudsomer and larger than ever before. 90.
brac!ng all of the new shades. In
BLACK GOODS
they are keeping larger and finer stock thAA TIE!
have ever done. and call especial attention 10 thl'
line Of their business. vcry large assortment o.
sUS-sHADES AND PAEAsOLs,
latest styles ana >liad">. \ full line o.
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
NOVELTIES IN SECK-TIES sc.
LACE FISCHuES,
very handsome. \ larges,ock ii
CAsSIMERES.
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ITO BOSS BAKERS.-A called meeting
Il of the BOSS BAKERS Of this city and Man.
chester will be held ut john ID. Smelling & Co.'s Cafe
HOTEL ON Main street between Ninth and Tenth
streets, TONIGHT, April IL III, ut 8 O'Clock.
All are requested to attend, rs business of great
importance will be broughtb before the meeting.
~ order Of the 4a. tn" COMMITTEE. =
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TIE LARGEST AND SMALLEST PEOPLE
IN THE WORLD!
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DICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The frat annual meeting of the RICHMOND Mo-
FART ASSOCIATION. will take place Mt Associa-
zion Hall SATURDAY the 2Sth Of April Mt 8
O'Clock =. NJ. w. q. BASS,
apis 15,I7,18&19-5t Secretary.
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THE MARSHALL WARD CLUB will
i meet TONIGHT ut s o'clock ut their Club
House. Twenty-cfglrfh and Franklin streets A full
attendance Is requested BY order OF the President
mp l7-lt* as,J. T.. RIDDlCk, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA will be held
at their office on THURSDAY, 26th April, 1877,
at O'Clock Z. NJ. ~ t's''s Il. r. BROOKE,
an I'D .E.Eass# Secretary,
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TNHE MEMBERS OF THE RICH
L MOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES AS
ISOLATION will attend meeting at the COM
panys armory, 724 Main street. on THIS Tues
day. EVENING, the 18th instant, at 8 o'clock. 4
full attendance Is desired US business Of Importance
will BIZ transacted.
GEORGE WYTHE MUNFORD,
President.
T. II. BLANKENsHIP, Secretary. apl7-lt*
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this little Job the convention OF 1876 per-
formed for the plan OF 1873 by adopting
the following resolution:
!" ResolUed, That when the Convention
reassembles fin the afternoon the delegates
from the several districts will report the
names Of three members of the
State Conservative Committee"
The delegates did so report the names Of
a new Conservative Committee, and the
committee was elected by the Convention
itself, and not, as the old plan OF organiza-
tion required, appointed by the president.
But Mr.. MARYE says that the conclusion
that the old plan had been superseded was
unanimously rejected by the new State
Committee We have already shown that
the new State Committee itself was elected
under new plan, and not appointed by the
President under the plan OF 1873. We now
proceed to show that SO far from recognizing
the plan OF 1873 as continuing in force, the
new committee met in Richmond on the 1st
day OF June, 1876. and unanimously passed
the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That in the event OF vacancy
occurring in the State Executive Committee
the chairman OF the State Committee be
authorized to ill the same"
Tie secretary OF the State Committee fur
nished Us with this resolution; and the files
OF the Dispatch show that Mr.. MARYE was
present at the meeting at which it was
adopted.
lt as clear, then, that our friend MAaYE is
mistaken, II the plan OF 1873 had con-
hn9ed in force the President OF the Conyen-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
BREvITiEs.

The ivy still grows over Tom Moore's cot
tag.
Duteb officers are III paid and slowly adj
raneed.
Lynebins pienies are now the big tsiax in
the Hest.
Engli,h reporters are said to live in lux
urious style q Bulgaria.
A rich man. who hiss acquired three fat
ebiEs, says, ~ tEesusi"
sap green il the latest color. ard we hone
.cbusier Iolfax A. pleased.
At the Cars tab!s 90 bottles of cham
pax1e are drank in 4 month.
Now spirit watermelon seeds al your girl
ami Try 70 Put her syes out
Darwin married his cousin; that il. be So
lseted one of his mi species.
What we want il a standing army 10 sit
down and rest 90 Sitting Bull.
Matt CARPENTER wOsld rather be a lawyer
and bay TIE moon than be Senator again.
IT. is believed that Anna Dickinson learned
TO ride horseback by sliding down the ban
nIsts.s.
Miss Nelson has gone 10 yichy. looking as
pretty ss ever. She will return to London
about the middle Of September.
A man IN Ohio, who attempted to hang him
self recently. was cut down by his mother-in-
Law. che wasn't through with him yet.
Seth Green says that fish never sleep.
I hen what ~ the use Of their lying in the
bed VI the river?
suleiman Pasks. the strict. has light blue
eyes aid a flowing red beard. lie is tall, and
he dresses neatly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

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