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ESTABLISHED in1S73
;FOR SALE.

every unrt of the city ana suburbs; also
intma ana FARMING lands In Dallar, and
other counties of Texas.
For rent ot lensu--l iuomH, ollloca, business
houseH dwollluga aud vacant lots In the
city OF Dallas
Special attention paid 10 ahstracting aud
petccllng ttos and establishing land
cluims, nnd Ia the collecting OF rents, notes
and accounts, also 10 tho rendering OF prop.
oriy Tor ANA payment Of taxes. All oollec.
lions promptly paid over or romittod.
Persons haN Ing real estate for rent or sale,
are respectfully requested TO give US n trial
The best VI roiuronceH iven.
CUMMINS N DAVIS,
Real EetRto Agents No, 100 lama, street.
Epp2O.tf
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FISH AsD NJ airs.

CANNED-Deviled ham, s. 2ogj -; sa w
mon. Ilb 81 4id3 90; Lpb4t rs e WVe- ~
Cnye OYSTER, 61d6b: Corn beef = 20 h,
SARDINEs-H box. SIS OO9Is W. - ''A'
SlI 75mi5 80.
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D.sis aulh nzrd anu requested 70 an'
..N't.",APi ~ hhhhfnltD Asae nlir
W.. i., .,-r.up ion - TIC onto 81 ~ y heG'
a,i.B. tIpthuu Aprh = lA'h'
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Weurr authorized nnd requested 70 an
nouuUu tho name OF john W bow I'm ~ u
candidate Inr reelection u the illcp OF CITY
iunsurur Flectou Aplll 2, 1878
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tr. .r. lu unTllad ana qlpstsd ~ aur
Wu.@tAi'TJ. j OK as a GA id date fpT
Wr"ni. Dfluy Hee'ptary' Elpell0n Am
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ur 8 MuhiOs afreluli-
u az lup pllipt ~ lii ~ e.
o. ius rusnipg election, Apni y lsia,
d, sr. authorized and requested 10 an
,'gnr- n Alihplp ~ : ghhllaAle lnl
g.il Aalsnai a. no shan'hs elpp'lphi "p'N
nt
"a. srp authorised and requested g an,
pat ga,n.l I loot pn Apii =, 1915,
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Nrw NuHN, February !I.-Coilon dull,
wa HtNpAY, Tutsp
UplundH,.,,,,.,,... lulsc ~ lA,ldo
QiiUnuu ..m llu N leo
sales $50 bhlrs tulur are u shade lowe 4,
Mhtc 10 NmlO 81 Apri 10 nan bci MAY
II 0l@li UiT June !, lrWll 'OG Jug II h'
Ma -rOtl uduo up,HndS Wa, ufiuan,
llc Nul,h2oG uAlua,
Consolidated uri r0celnta Gl,3ll bales; eN-
pur.a 10 GteHt ufl Ru I ,Oa ~ l,H frWto
ASA bllob, continent 1850 bhlc'i channel 90
bHlVH,
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Receipts, ct, 6,75t pale, gross Ill bales,
Expor.s 20 Great Britain 2 400 bales; oOast-
wise $500 bales; continent 300 bales. STOCK
S7s 2S7 bales.
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TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

W
On irV.l Of Trains from Tie West and South.
DAYLIGHT EX 2 HESs-Leaves the
Union Depot, st. Louis, every morning, aud,
being Fast Express, stops only AT prinol-
nal stations, Ii has Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars for columbus, Pl,tsburga, Phila-
del hia and New York without change, and
ont one change TO Boston, Baltimore and
Washington. IL arrives In New York early
the next evening, only one night out aud
gives daylight view OF zoe faf famed
So merry OF he Pennsylvania railroad.
FASTLIEE ExPRESs-Le,aves s, un-
ping only ut principal stations, with
Pullman Palace Cars for Louisville and Gin
cinnnti, Palace Sleeping Cat for Chicago,
and the vorlte Pioneer Line of Pull
man Palace Drawing Room Sleep
ing Cars
For Columbus. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
New York Without change.
rB Being the only Line practically under
one management between st. Louis and
New York, passengers a o assured through
connectio sand are noi ibject TO delays ut
intermediate poiuts incidental TO other
lines.
ne Baggage checked through to ali Eas.
tern cities.
rs-The Quickest Time Is regularly made
by this Line, and fare always as low as by
Ot ~ !. Tickets for sale at all Ticket offices IN
the WesLand South.
l.. FARMER, Genn Pass. Agent Peensylva-
mia Ra lroad, Philadelphia.
W, . O,ERIBN, Cen Pass. Agent. Pan Han.
die Route, Columbus, OHIO.
tHAs, X. 20 LETf, Genn Pass, Age Z, Van
daiia Line, st. Louis. fe billy
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ni.aall.asaa. Wsai.,

INO EXCHANGE ~ acres ~ lana 10
Nuuug, lllh lu iuhnann Hnd 40 ~ Dans
tuu 90 niip W exchange luf ruul Dallas
0ity ~ 0pefty ~ GOOD lana 30 y ave " rahl
mites unm DAlts to ! rtlhip once III
Main hiiupi, oppna o. ihp epufl hun1n 80.
lng1-in, ", g. hlukLhs,
= Advertisements may DO handed
" into our nuhlnrHh once up 20 \ y, M
m into "a composing fOnin till a. M
40 NOV FURNITURE, flANuh, louk'
iug ulHsarh, " rtt Win phfri ANA Npr
Hneap, N, u kllEl hll Leave orders ~
j q Murphy So, Lamar street, ucll-ln
Az ANTEp o. Eyry body a. have thun
w Cluihua cleaned, dyed Hnd lrpnlfpd AT
IACuh. " kht ltH cleaning Rnd nbelng w.
iuhllthu ont, NM Main hiruul, Dallas, hhilh'
hollnn warranted lulyll,lyf
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
/,oon nenor, unaneinl

7 E""' ''H"FF 'F""H'FWI
NFw NOhR, fpbWAY " sipnks lower,
Money ler cent, uuli ulisAlpl, "a
phausu-l0u % hAi short " ~ state
bnndh quiet uoNulnmpnl bUnds fraction
iuwrf iuT huine lsuurh,
Gold ulVut a al ~ az.
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commercial

NEW ORLEANS, February 27.--Flour fair de-
mand; supertne u 90; N& 70 %; AAA 60 21@
%; higher grades sO UO@G 10. orn, scarce,
l7a5}c, Oats, demand lair, Louis SAc;
choice Gal. M 37hc. Col quiet and s'eu 3,
cargoes orc iuary to prime le@lSc gold. sugar
gooL demand ut prices; common TO good
common 5AaBc; tar To- FUZZY ialr 05s@,g4ci
pr ne to choice 71st; yell W CHARMED @S11o.
MoasSeS dull ana lower; common LOO o.,
fair gum22c; prime 10 choice 8OGi0c Rice dull
ordinary 70 choice Loulsans az gB59c
sNEw YORK, February a. Flour, dun and
IN buyt rs favor, limited export ana nome
trace; suPerfine western ana state "a lV@
4 90 closing dull. Sou hern flour dun ma
6 % good to choice extra 10 SO@S 20 Wheat
slightly 4 buyers favor, ciosi with itIl
more disposition to buy for expo T. Cofn
without decided change, very Doherhtt tk'
port home trade inquiry. Oa's dull, sNght.
Is in buyers favor Coffee, Rio, quiet anu
unchanged.
ST, LOUIS, February 2I-Flour quiet ard
unchanged Wheat firm, No red fall 81 l6Ti
No. do 81 100 II; No.2 pring irms Q q
Corn firm ut l3A@4lc. oets easier ~ 5GAG,
h quiet, 57c bid. WHISKY steady VI Va
Pork steady $40 10 bid. Dry alt meats qu et
8HaS9sc, 55hc for shoulders, cle-r ribs ana
clear sides. Bacon quiet, iSsSi A@BSse 10,
shoulders, clear ribs snd clear sides Lard
nominal = 22H.
concessions butchers grades slow.
Hogs Fair y active; packing W 1895 30.
Sheep-Fair shipping demand.
Hides and Wool
GALVESTON, February 27.-Hides firmer.
Dry selected l5c; lipht salted l3ci Stack
saited lOLc: kipS 1870; wet sailed az they
run &c: selected &c; butchers green b'Sc.
Wool-Dul; medium TO fine tail CLIP, free
of burs l7a20c coarse i3@,6c; coarse western
AMI MrXIcnu ,0al3c
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t,rnlng u,po., Financial.

Nav ioHg fpbru ~ n -hlerllng stronger
~ hunul 90 y ntliss pul ruhb 40. tlpp
H,tl u 40 0llb, bONuin cat huhdt closed
hluhub, state puhdH uu L.
Nav O,LrAEA, February G,-Gold VI uag
Olli, hAht par ht,ilinH hank VI Gk,
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q LytnIuh February eI,-ColiOn, fecelpls
so bales, E1pOuh ~ Great hu ain -
ualr, tr noe - balrsi continent ---
udlrh, CuuHlWihe ---- nAlnt hn,eh 90 hAlfH
Htiut Hb,tDj bates, Market dun and meg,
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The Only Route Running Pullman
Palace Cars from st. Louis to Now
York without Change.

The above represents the shortest ana
Quick est Route from 81. Loui, to the sea-
boarn, runninr through one Of the most
populous aud interesting portions OF the
country, with many large and important
cities upO Its line, II passes through van
dalin, htfinah IN, Terre HRute, lndlanRpo-
lis, Richmond Piqua 70 Dayton, Urhana,
Columb bus, Newark, Steunehnvllle, Pitts
burgh, CressOn, Altoona, Harrisburg, Lam
caster, Philadelphia, Trenton, Newark, N.
] and Jersey City, ON its route to New
York.
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TwlnTrnvf GtnTs COLUMN


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Attention, Property Holders

Notice IL hereby given that will begin on
the first day OF January next TO make the
assessment OF real estate and personal prop
eIty fol tho city taxes OF 1878, and all persons
owning, or having In their possession as
agent of anotnor, any real estate or personal
property, a,o hereby notified TO come for
ward 10 the Office " the lily Assessor and
Coll ctor aud render the same before the
first day of February, 1919
j. N. OGDEN,
deo2p-l0, City Assessor & Collector,
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MAN WanifdA Ynung iHaH, righiffn pT
vi fNfufg lfHfh nlii HllhH pfHflts rAf
Irflfnrr ihr irnall f'na h1slnnss Ahr
duss rnRtln ts,N linfsil liinHi pailas,
lrsasi WYinH iull uHWei nirWnres and
aalHlg expected, ~ ~
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Msalsa IisIn

Hunk-A woman in coos lnd fn general
Y hnnseNplk inr q smail laWlil. Appll
ai ruunig rlfTAH fillfn ifhlf
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nWEl.IINu-W ntnd " rpnt dwelling
with ola ~ tpn rnuWhi epullAlll lpptltd
nm he'd 90 unfuTuishsi, Address W.
ils OiilNp, lIN
- TuhkhppM- The bio rtnnln occupied by
- Hamilton 4 60, Ne iW Main Hlitei, up'
puhItn 40 ieufand huirt Apply w. " a.
tunhlE, lpl Main street luhih'lN
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ror sale

Dor Nale,
HOTTAu ltA-fwO nice cottages IA rooms
y zach. nnuy 'uratud, clslfrn IA each with
tees Hnd ahiuhhury VA ntuthly pay monis'
Why pay inut Nhun you nhh huy ou ln-
" uIWonts' Apply % ", 4 LANiH, corner
Mckinney avenue aud Mnsiou street ish'lw
ID ERIAuNAr 1--ihu uub restaurant, ala
IL VAIN HIJrut, paying t.Ou wees, iuI glsi,
w the owners ARE going % AZ HnHn 2lit
- ABIDING nUuNE-.1ho I, aso And mr.
ID mime OF % boarding house, ihv best
location IN Dallas Tor transient Ontt0ln'
Address buN ID, pdllaa, IuAh, Hb20-lf
fI'RANklf-A hupo iOr now unlalt, COM
i poio la ovofy particular, offered very
low. luquheoi JukESN MURPHY, Rrsl
Esmto Agent, No, ~ Austin street. fc2s'lm
NIAiN.- COuniy maps ui Dallas, Denton,
wi Col In, ellis ma drsykon NJ 81, kcnt
ana correct pldti ui every description gotten
up on short no.loo, ~ rrahonpble ilgultH, by
Iunua a Murphy, Real Estate Agents, No,
III Austin street deco lyf,
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GUuATluN- Wanted situation ~ pll-
- veto fHmilY inr NAN auh wife hHn ~
DE- grupr Wnlh HrlNni ne lsppi Ani WIS
N ngrnsfal hpusf Wnrk Adiipss =, u H.,
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Middlng Uplauds 90. l0l "
MilIlinu ITtpuua d "A. mn Ii

LivERpOpI, February a. Noon q iton-
dulI aud euHior,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-13

CARNIVAL, TABLEAUx, AND. BAzAAR.-
a grand carnival for the benefit OF the
|nuns of Monte Maria Convent, Of this city,
will be eiuaugurated at the Theatre on Alon.
day the Goth instant, and continue through
out that week. u
/ The orchestra and parquet OF the Thea
tire will be flocred over, and the first night
devoted to tableaux and statuary. They
will be under the direction OF young gen
tleman from Baltimore who has had much
experience and been most successful in the
management of such affairs in that city.
Costumes will be brought on for the occa-
sion, and number Of the most beautiful
young ladies Of Richmond will take part.
After the first night, tables, booths, and
fancy structures OF different kinds will
be erected and bazaar 9f rare attractions
opened. The ladies having the entertain
ment in charge have already been the re-
cipients of number of handsome contri-
buttons from various parts Of the country.
Each evening there will be promenade
concert given by one or another Of the city
bands, and, altogether, the carnival prom
ises TO be highly attractive.
The object for which it is given is one
which should elicit the kind patronage of
all. The good nuns, whose unsetish voca-
tion is the rearing Of youthful innoc ence in
purity and the knowledge of maidenly per-
lection, are in sad want Of pecuniary assist
ance, and it is hoped that this move in their
behalf will meet with generous response
from our citizens.
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CoNvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING May II, 1S1S.-Lots 'front.'
ing: 81 feet on Cary street corner Cuvert
for S790; II feet on st. Peter street near
Baker for $40; 1872 feet on Broad street
corner Twenty-siXth, So feet on Twenty
fourth street near Broad, 20 feet on II street
near Twenty-fourth, for $4,000; so feet on
Bloody Run street for 1857; Is 5-24 feet on
Seventeenth street for $4,000; $50 feet on
Lester street for s9,25O; SS feet on Grace
street corner Fifth for 20,9G0; 203 feet on
Fourth street between Duval and Baker for
$3.50; 5 G-15 feet on Eighth street between
Franklin and Grace for 1888; 33 feet on
Twenty-eighth street between Marshall and
Clay for 1921; 80 feet on Main street be-
tween Linden and Beach for $3.50; 595 feet
On Brook avenue for S1,450; % feet on
Fourth street between Arch and Byrd for
1925; 30 feet on Franklin street between
Fourth and Fifth for $4,000; 594 feet on
Lombardy street 3l5 feet on Mosele street
for $4,000; $50 feet on Moselle street corner
Clay, 315 feet on Lombardy street, fol
$4,000.
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THE OPERA on WEDNEsDAY.-MaXS Stra-
kosch's Italian Opera Company will appear
on Wednesday, and il we may judge from
the sale OF reserved seats there will be Il
fine audience to greet Miss Kellogg and the
artists who accompany her. One OF the
great New York dailies thus refers to Faust,
which will be presented on the first night
OF the company's engagement in this city:
"Faust" may really be considered the
most completely successful opera OF the sea-
son, thus far. Perhaps the fact that the
prima donna made her earliest fame in this
opera endears it to her for associations
sake. Whatever it may be, she gives to it
the sweetest of her bird-liEe notes and the
best powers OF her dramatic strength. Miss
Kellogg's appearance alone in this opera
commends her strongly to favor. Her ap-
pcarancc was awaited with much impa-
| tience, and she met with second reception
when she came on in the garden scene, the
little meeting with Faust not having salts
| fed The entire scene was beautifully
sung and acted. The jewel song was
| given with exquisite ndiUetE and express
| sion, and drew forth a storm OF applause,
but the lady declined an encore. Miss hel-
loge was called before the curtain at the
close OF this act, and received large array
of flowers. Her best success is probably in
the last scene, where her acting deserves
the most unqualified praise, and where she
almost outsings herself.
Reserved seats may be had at Johnston's.
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POLICE Court, SATURDAY-Justice j. j,
White preSiding.-T following cases were
disposed of:
The case OF H. C. Glddings, charged with
feloniously forging 4 certain order for the
payment of money, purporting to be the
check Of T. 3. Cersley, upon the Planters
National Bank, for the payment of so,
knowing the same to be forged, was cX-
amined, and the accused was committed to
Jail TO await the action OF the grand jury.
There were two other cases against Gid
dings-one for feloniouslv obtaining doll-
blc-barrel shotgun from Wilson Barr under
false pretences, the other for stealing one
doublc-b barrel shotgun from Charles Feren.
baugh. These offences having been COM
mitted in Chesterfield county, the cases were
transferred to that county for trial.
Phil. johnson and John Fl. Wilkinson
(colored), charged with assaulting on the
highway and shooting at Lucien Peyronnet,
II. y. Angle, John A. Epps, and II. c.
Crow. Phil. Johnson was sent to the chain
gang for thirty days and Wilkinson was
fined $40.
Patsey Lewis (coloredD was fined 81 fol
fighting in the street.
The continued case Of Joseph Adams (col.
ored), charged with feloniously assaultins
and beating Alfred Taylor, was again con-
tinued to await the result Of Taylor:
wounds. Adams was required to give bal
in the sum Of $4,000 for his appearance.
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THE LOAN ART EXHIBITION.-The Loan
Art-Exhibition which was held last week IN
the Young Mems Christian Association
building was concluded on Saturday, after
a very successful season, resulting in a
large accession to the membership OF the
Association and very fine display Of pic
lures, besides the purchase OF number OF
the pictures that were on exhibition. It is
proposed by the ladies connected with the
enterprise to have another exhibition on q
larger scale at some future time. During
the week they were assisted bysNlaior Gar
Der, MeSsrs. Gibson, OF the Southern Ex-
press Company; Laird, Harvey, and Nor
ton. the florists; West, Johnston q Co..
Major Poe, and Mr.. Bowers. TO these gen.
tlemen the ladies are specially grateful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-13

HOTEL GUESTS Must OBEY THE RULES
W. C. Floyd-Jones was guest at the Con-
tinental Hotel on December II, 1876. lie
went to his room at l A. NJ, ana went TO
bed. leaving the door unlocked, owing to
his fear OF fire. A notice was posted up in
a conspicuous place in the room to this
effect: "Guests are requested to lock and
bolt their doors on retiring at night, =
otherwise the proprietor will not be re-
sponsible for any loss" Mr.. Jones on
arising found that his watch and chain,
valued at $125, were missing. E. L. Merri.
field, the proprietor, refused to make good
the loss, because Of his guests violation OF
the rules. Jones brought suit il the Marine
Court, where the case came up for trial be-
fore Chief-Justice Alker, in Part H.. yester-
day. The complaint was dismissed, the
Chief Justice holding that an inn-keepeer
has the right to make just and reasonable
regulations for the purpose of more eflec'
tualy securing the property OF bis guests,
and that it is incumbent on the guest-if he
wishes to hold the inn-keeper to his re-
sponsibility-to comply with such regula.
tions.-Ne,o York Times, 10th.
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THE CENTENARY ExcuRsToS.-An adal-
tionaI attraction to those already men
toned in reference to the excursion to Ola
point and Norfolk, to be given on next
wednesday ! H by the ladies of the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church, is the enter
tainment that will be given the excursion
lists at Old Point. General Getty, COM
mander at Fort Monroe, has signihed tnai
he will have the fine "Artiliery school
Band" present at the hotel pavilion on
the 10Th, and they Will play all that evening
for the entertainment OF the excursion.
With the unusual inducements held OUT,
md the competent management, a moss
pleasant trip may be anticipated by all whe
ro The hour of leaving Richmond m:
been changed from O'Clock to A. Nj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-13

CoUSTERFEITs AFLoAT.- Washington,
May 1O.-Dangerous counterfeit S100-notes
OF the Merchants National Bank Of New
Bedford, Mass, and on the Second Ma
tional Bank of Wilkesbarre, Pa, have re.
Gently been put In circulation. There are
in circulation 1,469 genuine notes OF the
denomination of 500 on the Merchants Ma
tional Bank of New Bedford, aud 7l6 on
the Second National Bank OF Wilkesbarre.
All notes OF the determination Of 500 pur-
porting to he issued by the banks named
should be refused, and holders Of them
should send them to the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington for redemption. The
Controller of the Currency will not here
after issue notes OF that denomination to
the banks named. A 800 counterfeit on
the National Revere Bank OF Boston has
also made its appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-13

PERsoNAL.-Right Rev. George w. Pc
terkin, son of Rev. Joshua Peterkin, D. d.,
Of this city, and Bshop-elect of West Fir-
ginia, was in the city Saturday.
Rev. j. Ii. Eccleston, Of Newark, n. j.,
reached Richmond Saturday morning by the
York River route.
Mr.. William NJ. Tilman, of MichauX
Ferry, Powhatan county, has horse sup
posed to have been stolen, found in the
possession OF negro who was arrested on
the Sd instant, and who is now in the Pow
hatan county Jail.
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OUR LINES OF TRAyEL.-There will short
ly be issued 10y the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company Observation-Disclosures
book, giving the history OF the road, an ac:
count OF the important places on its route,
and much information concerning the sum-
mer resorts in the mountains OF Virginia.
Mr.. l.. B. Tatum, superintendent OF the
Virginia Steamboat Company, will in very
little while have published "The James
River Tourist" guidc-book for travellers
on James river, containing brief mention oi
the most prominent and historic localities OF
that famous stream.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-13

GINNING BELLS OF LONG AGo-DoUTNET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doutney, the temperance re-
formers, have returned to the city, with
their quartette Of singers, and will appear
at Mozart Hal! on Tuesday evening. SiSnor
Liberati, the cornet and Xylephone soloist,
will also appear. The Eureka Quartette
have volunteered their services for the occa-
sion, and will render their best selections.
There will be no speech or speeches. MIR.
Doutney will give an entirely new pro,
rramme: he Will not lecture, but instead
will give humorous dialect reading-read-
inc some OF the pieces rendered by Mrs.
Mary T. Scott-Siddons. The favorite songs
Of the Doutney quartette will be sung.
Signor Liberati, by request, will play, ac-
companied by Richmond cornetist, THE
Ginning Bells of Long Ago.; also the
g Carnival of Venice" Reserved seats may
be had at Wyatts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-13

ACCIDENT TO A CHILD.-On Saturday af-
ternoon little son Of Mr.. George Timber
lake, while playing at the corner OF Brook
avenue and Marshall street, stumbled and
fell upon his stomach, rendering him ln-
sensible for considerable time. Dr. Bass
was called in and rendered the necessary
medical aid. At one time it was thought
that the boys injuries would prove fatal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-13

CHURCH MCSIC.-The finest music provided by
any church In the country is to be heard Sundays
and holidays at st. Francis Xavicrs's, III New York
It's organ and its choir alike famous and Its SER
vices are crowded by both the religious and the crit.
ical. The credit Of this superb pre-eminencc be-
longs TO the organist, Professor William Bcrge, mu-
sic-doctor. who but little while ago ruptured an
artery in his arm, and had to abandon his profess
sion until cured by Giles's Liniment Iodide Ammo
MIA.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
451 Sixth avenue, New York.
trrinI Iciy 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-13
Successful candidates in Italics.

The Board OF Commissioners will meet
again tonight at s o'clock for further busi
ness.
Candidates desiring recount Of votes in
Jefferson, Madison, and Clay Wards (Which
have not yet been touched are requested to
address the commissioners In ,oriting,
stating their wishes and the ground OF COM
plaint, so that parties in interest may be
notified to be present.
The canvass OF votes has so far proceeded
with the very best feeling on the part oil
candidates and their friends and all others,
and the commissioners are determined to
spare no labor or pains to investigate every
complaint properly brought before them.