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BULLS COUGH SYRUP

A fresh supply just received and for sale
Il. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth ami Market Sts.
II. II. II. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received and for sale by
u. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Majors Centennial Cement.
For meudipg broken China, Marble or
Glass ware, for sale by
u. JAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior TO brisile brushes they
mpaft cooling and refreshing sensation
JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SIS.
Leibig's Extract of Meat,
In lb., 4,b., y 10. and Id. jars, is sold
Z JAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and NJ >rket streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
Is not only less Injurious than real cof
fee, but is conside Ell by those who hnye
used II 10 have positive remedial effects.
A fresh supply just received. sold whole
sale and retail. by u. IAMFS BELT,
COR siIth and Market streets.
Hubball's Prepared Wheat.
This popular article of children's food
may be had fresh, OF
z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth aud Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel Just recei we'd and sold whole
sale and retail, by u. JAMES BELT,
Cor Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
In great variety. For sale by
z. JAMES BELT
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
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DUBLIC SALE

BLU SALE
MOROCCO FACTORY, HOUSES,
STABLE AND BUILDING LOTS,
At J.. w. STIDHAM Il SONS, Sales
Rooms, Ill East Fourth street, VIII
Del, on
SATURDAY, JULY l3, 1879
At go O'Clock, Pm.
No. -Four story Brick Morocco rae
tory, 20x62 feet, and lot of ground WIN
Stables, &c, thereon situated at corhefGl
Fifth and Church and Lord and OhuiVH
streets. Lot 62xllS 1eet. ,,,,.,
No. 1.-Two story Frame S'aOie anu lo'
of ground on Lord street, between spfuV'
and Church street S, about SKIS leet. LA.
No. 3.-Three story Brick Dwelling W,ui, WNa
three-story back building, NO, 9l' "e''
street. Lot 26 II. 8 in. x10j feet. .,,
No. 4.-Three story Brick Dwelling wlts l,
three-Lory back building, No iO- ESs'
Fourth street l OF lsxS6 fee, ....h,r.
Immediately after the sale OF tle aoonT, lo'l,
the following Building Lots VIII oe sO'u
ON the premises: Madison
Seven lots on West side oil MoliiU ."
above 9th. .,vo,
Two lots on IL feet alley, on rearol NO1
roe street. Zee plot on p isters' ..,is
Terms at sale. All the properly ca1 0.
seen on apple ttlon. For iurtnei paiS
lars see posters, or JOHN q; BahtM En-
SAM'L NJ. HARRINGTON, ANY
l.. w. Stidham & Sons, Auctlo-ee'S'
Jy2I,6. and edts
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DOOFING | ROOFING

COMBINED VANILLA FIRRE
FELT AND BURLAP ROOFING
PATENTED.
Vanilla Fibre and Felt interlaid with
Buriap, Woven of jute and hemp, express
ly for the purpose; makinga
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PUBLIC SALES.

GALE OF COWS.
- The Subscribers will IA
sell at Public Sale, at Red 6s4y.l.fA
Lion, East Marlborough, Nt..kI
Chester county, pa HM
MONDAY, JULYs, 1915,
AT / O'Clock, 2. NJ,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS,
SPRIN ERS. and YOUNG BULLS.
SILL BAILEY,
Webb A. Nichols. Anctioneer. junelN.t
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Strong and Compact Roofing.

Almost Impossible to break or tear, and
sufficiently elastic for all shrlnkage. Much
better than cheap Tin and equal 10 the
steep or fat Also -
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Chr 9.iailg 6aaettF.

THE DAILY GAZETTE is pubnshed every
afternoon SUNDAY excepted.) al 4id Marie
Street, and served by carriers to subscribers
Ia all harts OF the city and surrounding
towns azd villa es, for six cents week
payable weekly. Yesrly subscribers, ~ IN
advance.
THE DFLAwARE GAZETTE, established
n 1854, is the largest and most hourishing
weekly paper in the State, and has a larger
circulation t1sn any other on the Peninsula.
Published every Thursdayafternoon, al ~
per year, in advance.
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Plastic and Gravel Roofing.

done In the best manner Old roofs renew
ed, recoated, patched, or whatever seems
needed: Tin roofs painted with Asbestos
ground In oil, the ne. plus-u ultra of Paints
fer metal roofs.
Office at samuel Hanna q Co.'S Hard
ware store 426 Marker street.
mar2G- kOBT. ATK INSON
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At /. W. STIDHAM K SONS, Sales
Rooms, Ill East Fourth street, VIII
Del, on
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FOB SALE.

EoR RENT.-rhe room No. 2ls King
II street, for parties, lectures, or by the
year. Apply at
Jel5-tf No II f. Second street.
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MOROCCO FACTORY, HOUSES,
STABLE AND BUILDING LOTS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29
Doas 'Euyra Love the Prince.

A rumor is current this week tina! Prince
Louis Napoleon is about to betrCthed to the
Princess Thyra Of Denmark the youngest and
sole unmarried daughter of King Christian.
cannot say attach much crodonce to this report
ss this young lady has already been the subject
OF several on dts Of the same nature.
The Crown Prince of Hanover, our own
Duke Of Connsught. and the King Of BsVarIs
have each visited the Danish Court, and made
tho acquaintance of the Princess, presumably
with view to winning her hand. But mono were
successful, and am afraid that Prince Napoleon
will not meet with better fate. The King OF
Denmark it is said. is opposed 10 the match on
account of the very vague prospects OF the SUI
tor, but tho Princess herself is rather deeply
smlten-at least 80 it is reported in Bonapsrtist
circles.- London Correspondent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29
49, 17nP74 . @ZFTTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

lying iC beds 0: On floors without oven single
watcher. Tho members Of The Independent
Order Of Workmen today buried five members
Of the fraternity.
Among the new cases arc w. g. Woodruff,
w. ]. Smith, jr., Father Walsh, Of st. Bird
gets, and D. II. Reahart, Of tho Howards.-
Among tho dead George Kealhofer Ct the
Southern express, and Drp. A. Thevett and T.
2. Watson. Rev. Eugene Daniels, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church, is among the
new cases reported tonight.
VICKsBURG, Aug. est has been cloudy
sill day, and the thermometer 920. A light rain
is falling tonight. One hundred and twenty
five new cases Of fever have been reported dur
ing the past twenty.four hours. There were
fifteen deaths. Among tho new cases are Dr.
O'Leary and Acting Mayor j. i: Doll.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 2S.-The deaths for
the last two days include twelve children, under
five years. and seven between five and ten.-,
From noon up TO six p. LII. only eleven deaths
had been reported at tho Office OF the board oil
hcalth-four adults aud seven children under
| eight years OF age.
On Euterpe street, between Carondect and
| St. Charles. there being many cases OF yello"
fever in the vicinity. temporary barrlcade wa:
placed across tho street. to avoid the noise o.
VcnClcS pasSluS UPtI CoUUIc ntouCo, Will " .iio'
tho street is paved. A milkman came a!onf
and insisted upon passing with his cart. sayln9
he mad paid his license and intended TO drive
on any street he pleased. The mllkman at
tempted to force his way through, but wes free
upon by citizen and driven off.
| 4 dispatch from Port Gibson, Miss, to thu
Howard Association of New Orleans says
| Fever very fatal, and no abatement. Two hun
lred and thirty cases and thlrty.tiVe deatha Il
date.
4 correspondent TT Canton, Miss, l!nlc
date Of 9th says: [ arrived here Sunday last
Pretty tough times Not a single bushes
house opened except two dug stores. Ooco
population OF $500, but now only IS white:
aro to be found here. Tho mayor and family
arc sick, and tho beard of aldermen have fad
The court house is locked up, and the officer:
have gone to soma safer place. Nothing but
haarsc and collins arc to be seen on the streets.
Some thirty five or forty cases of yellow fever
here Tho death list Includes Miss Steele,
Nirs. Faton. the three Misses Henry, Dr.. Nc
Kay, Glrs. Carroll, Miss Bruthal, &c. Many
ncgrocs have died within the past few days
The few whites now here are scared, because
not a single case OF yellow ftytr has baca dtc
torci successfully. No pc.son attacked has
| recovered.
The Howard Association relief list is sradu'
ally Increasing, there ba!Dg about l2J new ap-
| poatious daily. The Young Mems Christian
Association now have 100 patients on their
| relief list. Seven hundred cases OF the fever
have occurred at Elcksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

CIsclNNA11 o., Aug 2J.~A *?e"'aI III >
match states that Mary Dean, y wIdo", h''"@
near F!iIsboro', No., murdered hmr TO-
children, by cutting their throa:a. on ln"'i'
last. She was arrested aud brought 70 '''"'
boro'. She said that sho was too poor TO S'''
them food that she murdered he BABY !!I-i'
and tint when she Undertook TO pnt tho Il''"
five year Of hoy on the bed to Kill hni be c'l''.
to her and begged ritcously Tor ms me- &'yI'
"Oh mamma, don't kill ne, don kd me.
She needed not the appeal, but thr' - linn On
the bed, and after cutting his tb' "a, stuck him
on tho side of the head wlth = ,;rra nj iron t.
complete her work. Sr IS about forty year.
OLD, OF meoiuui u .ght, and prcscota = w.
begone appc:at',ncc. She Is ro.sos-cd + !H'..
or 40 'n'eH.gence. She 10 =urroarI BY 7.''.'
people tn be naane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

General Is. L. Butler 10 suggesting, to some.
dody else the propricty of mailing the cars Of q
newspaper scribler' to door post for init.
mating that he. Butler, is "bloated bond
holder" says he doesn't owa $1,000 in
United States bonds, but never word about
tho immense amount of the District Of Colum-
bia G5 bonds which arc deposited to his credit.
The General was ono of two who got $lG2 900
tor collecting 100000. the priz, awarded to
tho sailors and soldiers for tho capture Of New
Orleans; no owns granite palaces and yachts;
is one of tho richest men in the country, and
his hands are as tender as an Infants, aad his
effort to deny his wealth and to include himself
amosg the horny handed sons of industry is
only on par with some of his other effronteries.
1t also shows that he thoroughly understands
the frsilties Of human nature, which requires
nothing CT its tavorites save an assumed com.
pliancs with its prsjudices. and which makes
its gods of to-day out Of its demons of yes.
terdsy. II the tariff and internal revenue taxes
had not skinned US to pay portion of General
Butler just share of tho expenses of the gov.
ernmebt, We would bet that no will be tho next
Governor of Massachusetts,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

Politicians arc like soldiers; they Infinitely
prefer skirnish fighting to engagements at close
quarters. presidents-lor there are now TWO 10
this country, one de iure and one do iaoto;
presidential candidates, cabinet ministers, con
pressional and all other sorts of tor 20
litoal offices. congressional ommittecs, and news
papers, arc ali discussing the means OF improving
tho present condition OF the poor people Du
Instead of making direct charge 10 force upor
the mao body Of tho enemy-the tariff and 10
ternalrevenuo laws-they arc blazing away at The
outposs-tho currency question, labor rceula
lions untsxable bonds, want of au income Lax,
and thousand other picket posts that would
be drtyn 10 at once If the attack VIC suggest
we're made, aui that would be swept
away 10 tho general defeat aGd rout
of the maia army if that attack we're
conducted by able commanders. Because the
government tax collector doesn't como to them
and demand the payment 1t once OF tho out
rageously unjust proportion OF the expenses
OF government assessed to them, the poor
pcoplo lose sight of the fact that it Is COL
looted, that they pay part OF 1t CD every
article they buy, and that they are not re
leased unit, the last farthiug IS cxactcd.
All that is wanted to induce them to politically
bury the men WHO contnuo to make effective a
system OF taxation, which, while It taxes all,
rich and poor, is unjust to the latter, because
it eyacts from them Infinitely more than their
lust proportion, il to havo lis crlmlnallty ex-
posed and explained. Government is supported
fur the protection it affords 10 rroperty-the
provision respecting The protection to life becg
now generally ignored-aud property therefore
should pay its expenses; but, under The
system kept up by the men the poor
people contious TO send to Congress year
after year, for as yet they have not beer
robbed Of their votes. aud can, conse-
quently, elect whom they please, the cost OF the
government isput upon them, and not upon The
rich, who, by every principle Of right and justice,
should bear il. II the poor had the inlquIty
of the present system Ct taxation explained TO
them they would soon change it, and would do
60 By sending 10 Congress class CT ueo dill
icrtnt from those who have been ln:5reprcacrt.
inp them for years past
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

The conservative convention that assembled
10 this CITY, yesterday, to nominate candidate
tor Congress, took recess ct half past
two O'Clock this afternoon until FIVE, when
q permanent organization will be effected
and the committee on credentials mako
their report. AZ tho committee has de.
cidod toreport in iavor OF admitting tho IIunton
delegates from tho contested districts, it is gen.
orally supposed that General Hunton will re.
6,iyo tho nomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

he has been deprived OF most Of his acEuis.I
strength, but it is also probable that he VII!
acouiescs in the action Of tho convention ant
endorse the nomination, although macy OF his
friends will not follow his leading in this par
ticnlar. Mr.. Neale rot being before the
convention Gen. Hunton will receive the non1l'
nation, probably, by acolamation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

SARATOGA, August pa bout 90" L"..'''
republicans arc present in re:pon&o t. thc'''
the circular Of A. B. Cornell. John ). Ir%L",'...'
of New York WAS chosen chairman n9d '"'' -.
T. Smith, of the Albany Evening l"HfA'' go -
tary. a l6tter from Senator CohklIhg Wa" ''..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

AT ,hs ro.ilonce OF Thomss iIunt@ ~ I I.;,
S airs. i MaIAuKtsa4AEET GLASCoCk' i" the "''
year CT her age. -. =:
At Eastern View. Fuuluicr county, va ',',, u,
Anoust II. 1875, LUCY IrAinS, t ''',
daulghcr Of Buckner At. and M"y H. ''"''"
aueI fl va and half months. ..,.-.-,.-,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

Tho othor day. us two newly arrived MlcEa
woro walking up Kesrney alreet. pavement
trap. door opened and a Chinese store porter
emerged. ''BegorraP' eaid one Of the Paddles.
'if hay thens haven't got tunnel clane thro'
from Chnoo, bad luck to thin y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

"Do you like to 90 TO church, said lady to
Mrs. Darlington. Law me [ do,' replied
Mrs. F. IN othing docs me such good as to get
up carly on Sunday morning and 60 to church
and hear q popular minister dIspenge with the
gospel"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

High back combs, with engraved white metal
tops, arc in great demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

The conservative convention of The Richmond
district reflected honor upon itself, the district
the State, and The cutiro South, last night, by
nominating General Joseph l.. Johnston for
Congress. Its action, however, OCCASIONS no
surprise, for the South has now but few means
left for requitiog tavors Or relieving itself OF
obligations, aud lot to make use OF those ftW
would cvuce IS 4. gree q negligence almost
amounting 10 climnaty. The whole South
owes General Johnston debt Of gratitude, f5r
he, at It's first call, relioquished permanent
position Of honor and emoument to fight Gu
the weaker side, ard the greater part Of that
debt il du: by his native State, for he shed hl5
blood in defence Of her soil and in front 0!
her capital. That the district in which that
capital isstuated, therefore, has seiz cd tho trst
favorable opportunity for paying at least por
lion OF that debt, though no more than could
hav, been expected, shows that the people oil
that district remaiu true TO the prectpts aud
examples Of their fathers, and faithful to the
PRINCIPLES Of honor and the emotlous Of graft.
tudc, even ia these days of almost universal
forgctfulncss OF past favors. Their action will
be endorsed not only by tho whole State, but
by the whole South, aud they can rest assured
that their representative will DO his part to.
ward restoring to Virginia the prestige and
Influence she ouce possessed ia the Congress Of
the United States, and that when his term
shall expire no conservative constituent can
puint out single blomsh 10 lis record--aor
would be disposed to do so if be could.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

TAII. BORDEN'S EAGL Liz BRAND AND
W SWISS CONDENSED a. Lk for sale By
asel9 GEO. McBUkNEY y s5UN a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

.IuOrCE CREAMERY BUlTEkR I TfE'NsL'
[ to.dsv by (aug III j. c. MlADo''1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

Keep the blood pure and the health Of tho
S Ystem will follow. DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture
", Il accomplish this in short period.
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DIE u.

Pink coral is coming again int" l's@!'"'
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The convention rcasscmblel at 1915 aud
was called to order by the temporary chairman
who stated that tho committee on credcntials
would not be ready to report for three quarters
OF an hour whcroupon,
On motion of Mr.. Sheppard, Of Warrcntou,
the convention took further recess till . p. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29

MEMPHIS, Aug 2S.-TEe condition Of our
city to night surpasscs the most sombro mag
lining Of misery. For tho past twenty. tour hours,
ending at siy p. M, sxty.tWo deaths have oc
CURED, of which only four were from other
causes than yellow fever. Of these forty seven
wcro whites and eleven coorod The now casca
number ll9. During the day cur physicians
were 80 worn out in Attending sick calls that
to. night Tor selfprescryation they arc resting.
many in the country, and others in unknown
paris ci tho city, while friends OF tho sick arc
searching in vain for medical attendants.
The following report to tho Towards today
from Dr.. r. W. Mitchell, director OF tho medl
cal corps of ten physicians employed by the
association, gives some idea OF the condition OF
things:
| need ten more physicians Immediately. |
find scores of people sick and dying without
having been seen By physicians. The scenes OF
death aud distress to day and to night arc IN
icscribable. Members OF relief cnmm!tteea
have bsen called 10 acc sick persons aud, re-
spending to calls, found ia some cases oorpaes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-11

The James, Riuer Tourist: 4 Brief DC
. count of Historical Localities on james
River. Prepared by W. u. CHEsTERMAN
Published by L. B. TATUM, Superintend-
ent Of the Virginia Steamboat Company.
Richmond: Dispatch Printing House.
This is really very interesting and in
structive little book to the multitude Of
travellers up and down James river. The
author has done himself great credit by the
histories of the interesting points upon the
James. Some cherished incidents of long
aeone times are embalmed in the authors
brief sketches. Mr.. TATUM is liberal in Sc
curing their elegant publication with some
excellent llustrationS-especialy that OF
James river, which is admirably done. The
picture of Old Point Comfort Hotel, we re-
greet, is not accompanied with statement of
the length Of that great building upon its
front line as it faces Hampton Roads. We
consider it very superb, and the reader
could in some sort fancy what fine view is
presented from the grand porch looking out
upon the Roads il he were to know.how
long it was. It is an oversight in the gene
rous proprietor, PHoEBUs. He should have
it printed in his advertisement. ;.
This timely book has much information
about summer resorts. To be bad at the
bookstores 49, 80 r-.+--<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-11
DEATHS.

Died. at Retreat, Orange county the residence o, OF
her gTandfatler F. D. Jones, Esq! on 81 yuae s.
den and Norvcl Caskie Jones, in the sixth year OF
her age. f..f.- ua,5
copy.
Died, Monday morning June 10, 1873, as6k
O'Clock of consumption, at the residence Of her nus
band William HorkEInsir no MH1p fSES in the
INV SIfy v.tff ny yca r 81 her age ase.
Dearest mother thou Last left Us,
.. We Thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God who has bereit us,
He can all our sorrows heal
H oclo te! This s. AFTERNooS: Friends and nc
auainances are respectfully invited 10 attend from
the above No. without farther notice.
Died, on Sunday tile 9th instant. at the residence
of Thomas w. McCance, Esq. Mrs. MARGARET
CARLISLE. rellcs CT Stuart &. Thornton, of the
county of Prince William, Va.
The funeral viii take place TODAY (Tueslay) at
2 O'Clock H. from st. PaVrs church Ter irlcnds
and acqualntances and those OF her broher inc lat
James Dunlop, are respectfully invited 10 attend
residence Of her husband, Christian Saunders, MIS-
MARY SAUNDERS. in The forty second year OF
her age She leaves husband and five children 10
mourn their loss. s.s....
Dear as thou vert. and justly dear,
We will not weep for thee. o..
One thought shall check the starting tear.
IL Is that thou art free. .', .s.@-
The passing spirit gently fed.
Sustained by grace divine.
O. may such grace on us be shed,
And make our end like thine.
Her funeral will take place TO-DAY Tuesday.
June ltl, at 10 O'Clock from her late residence
Died, at the residence Of her brother-in-law. WI.
liam S. Houchin, Mrs. MARY ATKINSON, in the
fifty fifth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from Grace-Strcet
Baptist church dr. Hatcher'S) TODAY cruesday),
The lth Instant 1T O'Clock Z. Nj. Friends OF the
family are invire3 10 attend. ....
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
Died, on Monday, June 10Th, At 9lsP. NJ, FRANK.
infant son IT Edward G. and Mary Z. johnson; aged
four months and eight days. ...
His funeral will take place from his parents resi-
dence, 303 south Fifth street.at O'Clock Z. NJ;
TO-DAY. Friends and acquaintance are 1nVifed
to attend. --..-.. . .... .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-11

We thank our generous contemporary OF
the San Diego Union for his too kind re-
marks relating -to-the Dispatch. He does
not mistake the high motives which actuate
us in our earnest support of the Texas-Pa-
cifc railway, which is unquestionably the
greatest railway project ever conceived in
this country. 1t promises the greatest ben
efts to the Union and to the South. There
could hardly he any opposition to it were it
not that HUNTINGTON. JAY GOULD d Co.
the great monopolists-the greedy and
ruthless corporators-oppose it because it
will break down their corrupt power and
heartess tyranny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-11

A; correspondent suggests Grant and Key
for 1880. This would not do. Ii we are
to have southern Democrat for Vlce-Pre'
sident, let us take representative man like
General Joseph e. Johnston. But we would
prefer a northern Republican, like Blaine
or Conkling.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat
LRep.), June 5th. it@3 =.
OF the employees in the. Interior Depart
ment 800 served in the army, forty-one are
widows, and thirty-one orphans OF persons
who served either rs soldiers or sailors.
|. The residence OF james Mix, at Kinder
hook, New York, has been robbed OF jew
elry and other valuables valued at over
$4,000.
Six divisions OF the Austrian army will be
placed on war footing in few days, so as
to execute the decisions Of the congress az
fecting Austria.
The Bulgarians are accused OF having
burned nineteen villages and sacrificed seve'
raj old men in Roumelia.