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COMMERCIAL.
CSTTON nAMssEr.
Cotton Statement,

For the week rndlna l2n, January II, 1878.
Furnished luE NENaLu ul 10. ". Barnett,
her0Uor IN lhi Cliy ipg tuu National cot
ton Exchange,
stock on hand september lst., l8s
hecelyed tina week ",,,,,".,,,,,. 2OS
prev lugAlA ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,2iiiil
sept, !, l@7-,..,,,pu.,,,u g3,m
Total ,,",..r.,,.,.."..o,",,,,,ur 1887
Shipped this wceE ,,,,r"n,o"" 92l
previously ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,u9Ul Sl
since sept /, ls1iu,,,,, 2O,5lU
stock ON hando,",.,"oo,,,o,,,, 3lGl
METEOROLOGICAL,
Highest
Lowest empcrnturc .,.,.,,..,,,....,,,,,.,...,,
Average Temperature az i! nl..,,.,,..,,.,,.,,,
Rainfall Ia commonwealth one
u. W, BARNETT,
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CGntaur
L-inin1 9ntS.
One Kind.fol tho Human!Eamily.

One Kind.fol tho Human!Tamily.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Llniments are simply the wOnGer OF
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The White Eminent IL for the human
family. 10 will drive rheumatism. Sciatica
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bego, Chllblaius. Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most DataneOu~ EruptiOnS; 10 extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, ANA the poison
OF bites and stings ut yenOmous reptiie les; II
| suDdues swellings, anu alieviates pain OF
every kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
10 is the most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal the Injured parts. The CentHur Lin
lment Ia used with great efficacy for Sore
Throat, TOUthdchs, Caked BrcuStS, Earacke,
and Weak Back. The tnilC wing Is but a sam.
pie of the numerous testimonials.
lNDtAEA HOME, Jea. Co., Ind, May 2S, 1873
81 think IL my duty to inform you that
have suffered much with siootten jeet and
chOrds. few bottles of Ccntaur Biniment
has done he ,cOrk for me. have not been
| free from these swellingsin eight yearS. Now
| Tam perfectly iUei. The LlDiment ought 10
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
| Inc HEODl ~ III Allt IlAAs ~ ~ itllhDltf ~
Is handy, II Is cheap, and every family
| chould have the v hiteen Cteur Lluim en-
| The yellow Genfaur Lininenf 10
adapted 10 tho tough muscles, cerds and
| fissh of horses and animals. IL has PERFORM
| ed more wonderful cures I'm three years OF
| SPAWN, strain, Hind-galls, Scratches,
| Sweeny, and general Lameness than all
| other remedies In existence. Read what the
great Expressruen say Of IL:
"NEw YORK, January, 1874.
"EveTy owner OF horses should give the
| CentauT Eminent tial, We consider 10
| the best article ever sgd I'M our stables.
| al. MARSH,
"supt. Adams *. stableg, N. Y.
~. fUDlI,
| "Supt. - iTs stables, N. Y.
| "a BERT \. OLIN,
"Supt. Nat. Tx. Stables, N. Y"
The best patrons or this iinimentare Far
| mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
/ annually using some Eminent. IL heals
alls, Wounds and Poil-evll, remoyesHwell.
| lngs, and Is worth millions Of dollars, an
nually 70 Farmers, Livery -men, stock grbw-
ers, Sheep.Taisers, and those having horses
| OF cattle.
What a Farrier cannot do for go the Cen.
| tauf Lininent viii do nc tTiiiing cost.
/ These Linimsnts are sold by all dealers
/ throughout the county. They are warranted
/ By the proprieforz, and bottle Will e given
/ 70 any Farfier or Physician who desires 70
/ test them.
Laboratory Of ]. 3. Rose & Co..
90 Day St., NEW YORK
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NEW ORLEANS. January F.-Nlght-C'
ton good demand. Sales 10 OUO bales.
CouIittp rcigl.

Reeqipts, net, S,lS1 DaleS; gross 1904 bales
sxnor's 10 Great Britain i,c0l bales; coast
wise ,. 50 bales; continent 4,ISi bales. stock
hal
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cotton Market.

gtLyvsrON January l7--Cotton, receipts
2 $40 bnlrs. Exports 10 Great Britain --
bales; constwise aIB baie1 sales lTt2 bales,
stock 00,t5o bales.
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chIEoHcu ma n - A Month and Expenses
HARTE5 S1.2:5 ,::.is slEAs;
FOR SALE.

The fine steam mill, known as the Valley
mills, located on the BOsque river, % n Hes
west OF Waco In fDe wheat gov ing
country, which Is rapidly settling up. The
building Is OF Limestone, about 50x7O f.
contains one set OF corn aud two OF wheat
focHs, The machinery OF forty horse poweI
"A In good order. This desirable properly can
be purchased on The most advantageous
terms, both as To price and time. For furth.
er particulars either address or call on me Al
Waco, Texas.
declld2m WIN. A. FORT.
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Honey.

Pitchers CnStOFia IL n complete substi.
tute for Castor Oil, and is as pleasant TO take
NJ Honey. IL Ii particularly adapted to
reething and irritable children. IL destroys
worms, assmulatGs the food, regulates the
stomach, ana cures Wind Colo, Few rem
edies are rs GiiicHcluuS for FcVerishness,
Group, Worms and WhoOping Cough. Cas-
Lorla is scientific and purelv vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor Oh,
aud neither gags or Bnpes,
COLumHGA, Conn, May B. 1876.
Messrs. j. h. Rose ~ Co, N. T.:
GCnts: / have "A family OF eight children,
ana have used as much CHstOria as any fam.
ly in the United States, / hpi6. ! have
never found anything equal to It,, My chill
dren have been saved frUll q fsVer several
times by the use of tastOria. | recommend
it's use for children, Tor many diseses they
are subject to- in preference to any medicine
| know Of feel 10 my duty to give this GER
titlcate on account OF The dement's | have de-
rived by the use Of IGsi oria.
Very truly yours
NORMAN z. LITTLE
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New ORLEANS, January l7-Flour d-l;
Superfine Il 30; NN a. co. MN % vo@b w;
higher grades 81 Oj@b -. corn delnhhu
active at iIgd4c. Oats quiet Nund hTm; choice
III $50 whisky quiet and steady; western
rectided 81 O5@l 10. Coffee dun; cargo's
ordinary TO prime lGh94c gold. sugar
"a five aud ftn; common to good cOiA mon
tl.u5I5c; fair to fully fair Jit9baci pr ne
10 choice r4a7lac; yellow clarified oaoNo.
Mulasses STEADY am god demand; common
l5alUc; fair 21g!ic; prime to choice 2o5 &C.
Rice scar ard trm; ordinary to choice
l. uisiana 59G4c.
NEW YORK, January E.-Flour still In
buyers' favor, mainly for medium ana bet.
t.r pradr., III OdeTHte export ana llmlttu
home trade demand; supernne western anu
state "a sos %, closing dull; southern nvuf
dull. common 10 far extra s. iOgj 10; good
,a ci,ntre extra IS B5as D. Wheat lac low.
or. irregular and unsettled, closing with Ut
10 better tone, rather more export lnqify.
Corn heavy a sic; uugraded western iuis ed
store SIC Cot e, RIO, quiet AZ l3h1io5gc
gold for cargOcs; lj-492)c gold for JOB lots.
ct L,uIs, January H.-Flour, steady and
in fair demand, but not qul tahly changeli
ezra fall 81 3Odl - Xxx fail $ Q a. ~ am
i !, Il jOa5 Is. " heat uGll and lower; No.
red fail ii I2stl II; No. red fal q C2. No
sptIug III UZEat w. torn higher, NO. =
mixed i-aHlsc y Is dull and lower; No. Z,
5ic bid. Rye dull at sac. Barey dulli
choice Minnesota ard Wisconsin ,o9I,c ~.
Wbi ks uuiet ats o.. Pork &C iye end nigh
or al sll 3. Lard higher, s. 3 At East ~.
Inns; 81 I2is this side. Bulk meats hrmeI,
ear ots, loose shoulders &c; clear ribs % 20
~ g. .,..-..,o,
t'st1le-f.eak with very moderate demand
prime o choice native shipping steers - ~
IN NJ ep-Unchanged; extra heavy multons
e. SJdj 81.
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Hides and wool.

gALyEsToS, January l7.-lIides quiet rn-
changed. DRY selected 10 r.; light salte1 li'sci
stack salted I2xc; kips l5c; wet sailed ~
they run sc: selected &C.; butchers green
re Two cents on for gruOs on wei sHl''u
Wayi-dull; medium 10 fine fail clip. ifee
of burs 3Oa2lc; coarse l49lse; coarse western
and Mexican Halle.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent,
FOR MAN AND BEAST,

This linimcnt very NATURALLY otlEli%leu ~ Auclii'
ca, where Nature prov idcs no her laboratory snCh
surprisnu antduics for the naladios of her chit
drcn Its fame has been spreading ior - years
until now IL Cucifplr9 tho hHbiiahlr globe.
The Mexican MUSTANG Lium'ut - matclilcss
remelyNur al external uIluruisut inau ana beast.
To sBck owners aud iarucrai it l5 lIvainabc.
A single bottle often raves human me or fe-
stores the usefulness 0t lu excellent horse OK,
COW, or sheep.
IL cures iootrot. hoofail. hollow horn. grub,
screw worm shouldcrrut mango the bites aud
stngs Of poisonous reptiles aud Insects, and every
such drawback 20 stock breeding aud bush lif's.
IL curps eyerv external tronbls'hf horses. sucli
as lameness scratches, Bwuuy, sprains, founder,
wind gall, ring bone, etc, etc
The Mexican Mustang Eminent Is the quickest
cure In the world for accidents occutring ~ tho
family IN the abseuco oi phys,ian, sucu as
burns scalds, spnlns, cuts, etc. ahh iof rheulna
tism and stifinesB enucuuered 10y exposure far-
ticularly valuable 10 Miners.
IL IL the cheapest remedy IN the world, for Il
nenetrates tho muscle To- the bone, and single
application il generally sufficient to cure
MeIiean Mustang LniIucnt Is put up ia tliTte
sizes on bottles the larger ones being proportion
stely much the cheapest
D tl3-d-en lAwlyr.
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SIGNs.-Peop!e who still adhere to the ioox-at-
ysur- -feel-of -yonr-puise doctor some
times express not little curiosity In regard to DR.
r. " Plercc's original methoi Of distinguishing oil
forms OF chronic disease without personal consala-
tion. Some even suppose that he accomplishes this
through clairvoyance some other species OF pro-
fessional jugglery. All this is utterly false, he
claims to determine disease by the rational methods
OF science only. Says Comley, in his Biographi-
cal Encyclopedias Of New York State, speaking OF
this distinguished physician: He perceived thai IN
each OF the natural sciences the INVESTIGATOR pro-
cecds according to system of signs. The geolo-
gtst in his cabinet accurately determines and ce-
scrbes the cleft of rock, which he has never seen,
from the minute specimen on his table. And the
chemist in his laboratory notes the constituents OF
the sun with the same precision that he analyses
cr7stal of rock salt. The analogous system deve'.
oned By Dr. Pierce in Medical Science is worthy OF
hfs genius. and has made his name Justly eele-
bra,ed.n For full explanation OF this ingenious
system Of diagnosis see the Peoples common-sense
Medical Adviser, sent, postpaid, TO any address Oh
recetot Of one dollar and nfty cents. Address tht
author, r. ". Pierce, III. D., Buffalo, n Y. = =.
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] VOL. LII.

schools, y and graduate In each when able
TO pass the very rigid examinations re-
auired. Among the Virginia graduates in
separate schools j noticed H. q. Smith, OF
Petersburg; r. r. Acree, OF King and
Queen: II. w. Tuqua, OF Bedford; ]. Z.
4. Thornhili, OF AppomattoS; w. r. Il.
Smith, OF Lynchbnrg; III. A. Tupper, Jr.,
of Richmond; ID. S. Hubble, OF Marion; W 7.
Y. Abraham, q! Rocktsidge; and j, l..
Lawless, OF Bedford. The English gradu-
ates " (those who had taken diplomas in all
OF the schools except Hebrew, Greek, and
hann theology were w. Y. Abraham, OF
Virginia; B. z. Lamplev, OF South Caro-
lima; and S. G. Humphreys, OF Kentucky.
And the g full graduates of the Seminary y
(which includes graduation in all of the
schools) were j. IL. Edwards, Of South
Carolina; Z. j. Forester, OF South Caro-
lima; Fl. A. Whitman, Of Georgia; r. E.
Johns, of Kentucky; and w. r. L. Smith,
OF Virginia.
The speeches OF three OF the full gradu.
ates, selected by lot, were all admirable,
and DR.. Boyce made decided hit in the
closing address. The music was very fine,
the flowers beautiful, and the whole occa.
sion one OF more than ordinary interest.
Tomorrow Mr.. w. Y. Abraham, Of Rock
bridge, Va, will carry of Seminary prize
by leading to the altar Miss Annie Broadtis,
second daughter OF Rev. Dr.. j. A. Broadus,
and the happy couple will carry with them
to their Virginia home the best wishes Of
hosts OF friends.
A large party from here will go down to
Nashville on Wednesday to attend the meet
ing Of the Southern Baptist Convention.
VIATOR
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Personal.
RICHMOND, May 10, IS

TO the Editors of the Dispatch:
AS your brief but kind notice Of the death
of Mr. William II. Blair is calculated. to con-
yey an erroneous impression, and does un-
Intentional injustice to the skill and unre-
mittinc attentions shown in the treatment
NJ his case bv two most intelligent and able
pbvsicians, | beg the favor to give to the
yerv wide circle OF his friends and relatives
the following correcting statement through
the medium of your extensively circulating
paper:
In the first place was not his medical at
tenGant, and visited Mr.. Blair during bis
illness only the day before its fatal termlna-
tion for the first time. He was most sedu-
lously attended by Doctors Cheatham ana
TAYLOR, OF Amelia county, whose names VIII
be sufficient guarantee to all who know
them that he received all the remedial assist
ance that the medical profession could al
ford him. .... ...n
Secondly, his disease was not laryngitis
proper, but the dvspIGa, or difhcu;t Dreath,
ing. which caused him so much distress ana
his witnessing friends 50 much pain, was
caused by serous 'intiltration into the SUD
mucous cellular tissue OF the respiratory or
cans, induced by peculiar abnormal condr
| tion of the blood we'll defined by the namt
"Leucocythcmia," given to it by pathoo
gists, expressive of the under increase ant
predominance Of white globules.
The disease is we'll known to all intelil
gent and well-informed medical men, thougl
It's etiology and treatment are not so wei
understood and may "give lis pause" ant
I believe its prognosis is generally unfavora
BILE. . :.
Not being actively engaged in the practic
OF my profession, and having no license t
pursue it, l hope you will publish this state
ment to prevent erroneous and unjust cor
clusions. Respectfully, G. S. MILLS.
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THE iPR1xARY COSTRsr--A BIC ERnoR.
The Board OF Primary Election Commfs-
sioners met last night at the Sheriff IS Office.
Present: Messrs. John B. Purcell, D. c..
Richardson, w. n. Cullingsworth, Alexan-
der Hierholzer, and A. q. LoreDtz. The
matterof w. j. Med Dwell; l;against Frank D.;
Hill, candidates for Council nomination 10
Monroe Ward. was first taken up. The
Judges returns were: .a1s.
tfll
Two hours and half were spent in the
canvass OF the tickets and the following re-
suit ascertained:
)iI
making Mr. Mcdowell the nominee. The
chief error was found to be on the poll
book where 1S1 and % votes for Mr.. Hili
had been added together aud the sum put
down at 3044, and the 304 thereafter carried
forward in the count.
The commissioners. while canyassing the
vote for Messrs. Hill and Mcdowell for.
Council, also eanvassed that for the SER
geancy as between Messrs. Gentry and
Lee, but without discovering any great
error. The commissioners will meet again
ut II O'Clock to-day.
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RIcHMoSD GRAYs' EXCURSION TO WEST
PoIST.-This crack company at meeting
held last night decided to celebrate lts
thirty-fourth anniversary, by an excursion oss :,
TO West Point on Monday, June lotn, ana
will doubtless make it one OF the most en-
joyab,e of the season. They VIII nave q
target practice for three prlzes-a oanas9me Ss
gold medal OF the company Tor the hrst pest
shot. and two handsome monogram breast
nins for the second and third best shots IN
the company. They offer various attrac-
tions for all or their friends who will ac-
company them, and doubtless will carry
large crowd.
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THE SPRINGS SEAsoN-NORTH CAROLINA
WARN SPRINGs.-With the advent of the
warm DAYS OF May many OF our people be-
gin to look around for some comfortable re
sort in the mountains. away from the dust
and heat OF the city, where they may spend
the summer. There is a fascination incl
dent to the pleasant duty Of selecting
place for summer rest and recreation. How
many, many hours of the early spring or
summer days are occupied in discussing
the merits and dement's Of the various
places tnat may he brought to the attention
Of the household making these annual in
quries
The first of the mountain resorts brought
to the attention of the public this season is
the Warm Springs, Of Western North Caro-
lima, situated in the vicinity OF the Bald
Mountains, in the beautiful valley OF the
French Broad, in Madison county. DR..
William Fl. Howerton is the proprietor,
and elsewhere in this mornings Dispatch
will be found his announcement OF the
opening of the Hot and Warm Springs
Hotel. 1t is lovely place alike to the
pleasure-seeker and invalid. The springs
are situated about eight miles from the rail-
way. AS for amusements, DR.. Howerton
has provided the diversions usually found
at first-class watering place, and those who
may visit his house from Virginia this sea-
son will Eo doubt be most cordially greeted
and Hospitality entertained.
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FOUND DEAD IN A FIELD.-Yesterday ai-
ternoon an unknown white man, appa-
rently about forty-fve years old, dressed in
a black suit OF clothes, was found dead in
Mr.. Gathright's field, on the hillside back
OF Trinity church, by Policeman Gill. Cor
oner Taylor was informed OF the fact, and
went over and viewed the body. On Thurs
day Mr.. Gathright saw the man in the vi
cinity OF the place where he died, and at that
time told him he was from Manchester, and
had worked at the Tredegar. and complained
OF being sick. In his pocket the Coroner
found an empty vial labelled laudanum, a
bag containing a spool of cotton and pair Of
scissors, and piece Of paper, on ore side
OF which was written Mera COTE. Franklin,
Governor. The body was taken to the city
morgue, at the Medical College, where it
awaits Identification. Inquest this after
noon.
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SIX MONTHS IN JAIL.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday Charles Addington, charged
with stealing lot of iron from the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company, was
tried and convicted, sent to jail for SIX
months, and punished with thirty-nlne
stripes.
Civil business to-day. Monday, the Sum
day LIQUOR cases.
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DRESS GOODS! DRESS GooDsi

Is The assortment Of :
GRENADINES, : >:
II. BUNrINGS,
OBGANDY MCSLINs,
SILKs, ain3" .&@
CASIIAERBs,
BoURETTEs,
ALPACAS,
And other DRESS GOODS,
LEVY BROTHERS.,
is suoh as to meet the wants of the masses. Their
prices are low enough to satisfy the most economi
cal buyers. They also show large assortment OF
WHITE GOODS,
LACHS,
HOSIERY, -..
NOTIONS,
DREss-TRIMMINGs,
PARASoLs,
FANS,
UMBRELLAS, &C.:
all of which will be sold at The
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN.
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BEAR 1T IN MIND. EVERYBODY, now that spring
has come, that III. C. WILKINS, the Fresco Artist,
can fresco your rooms cheap If not cheaper than
they can be papered. This work has the advantage
of washing with soap aud water when soiled. Re-
ference: A. Y. Stokes & Co.; Marion Dimmock, ar
chitect: B. j. Black, architect. Office corner OF
Eleventh and Bank streets, upstairs. 70
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A TRIP TO LOUISVILLE.

SCENES ALONG THE RoUTE-REsoURCES
oY oYTHECoUSTRY-IMPR OF THE
r0AD-A DISASTER on THE STEAMBOAT
COMMENCEMENT OF THE SOUTHERN BAP-
rlsT THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY-A MAR
EIAGE.
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A DISTINGUISHED MINISTER AT THE MONU-
MENTAL. CHURcH.-Re J. II. Eccleston, OF
Newark, N. j., who was called to fill the
pulpit Of the Monumental church, but who
declined, is expected to reach Richmond to-
day, and will preach at the Monumental
church tomorrow morning at II O'Clock,
and at night at SIS instead OF 2. NJ, as
heretofore. The services will be OF unusual
ipfo
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Cream for tomorrow from D. COLUMBUS, Broad
street between Third and Fourth. He uses the best
and purest materials and fiavorings, and furnishes
orders with promptness and care. The Tce-Cream
he sells is pure, healhfuI, and invigoraiing, and
may be eaten With equal satisfaction by persons In
full health or by weak iDyahds
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JACKSON WARD REPUBLICAN, TICKET.-The
Republicans OF jackson Ward, at mass
meeting night before last, made the follow
ing changes in the ticket nominated by the
convention held last Monday night: jack
son Foster (colored) was substituted for 0.
Gasser for Board OF Aldermen; John Ran
kin ip place OF Michael Irwin, and T. ii.
Voolfolk In place OF Jackson Foster for
Common Council. The ticket now is as
foltows:s ~ .3g SIS .tiz
For Board OF Aldermen Jackson Foster.
| For Council--B. j.. Braselman, j. III.
Voolfolk, John Rankin Mp. Vanderyal,
Sandy w. Robinson s:3l ~ s. s. D
For Justices of the Peace--J. T.. Brown,
j. johnson, J. 3. Carter.
HeLLYwoon MsMoRIAIrDAT will be OF
iWadnes5ay May G1CA 55s ~ F5
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THE KING OF FLooR-CLoTHs.-The new and
artistic designs brought out this seasoHin the pa
tent LIHoLEUM foor-cloth will no doubt give this
popular article an increased sale. It Is the only
aoor-covering made combining In the highest de-
gree the qualities essential TO comfsr elegance and
economy. On account Of inferior limitations, see
that Waltons Patent LrNoLEUM' - is on the back
Of every yard. All carpet-dealers keep IL.
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/, UNCLAIMED LETTERS. and postais
addressed as follows remain unclaimed IN
the Richmond post-ofiee.: Joseph Dickson,
A. Mason Doom, George Downing, ~
Broad, Mrs. Mary Ellis. Henry Evans, Mrs.
M. Eliridge, Malinda Frazer, Matte free.
man, a. W. GarYey, Mrs. L.. Gleason, 20,
sephine Grey, Mrs. N. g. Gudell, Rober'
Harris, P. 3. Hervey, D. III. Harris, W.O
Hart, j. I. Talket (in hastet.
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TIE MOST aaspiclous occasion will be when my
riads Of little folks, looking like many fairies be-
decked with Floras choicest offerings, assemble at
LEWIS Hall May 14th.
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THE CIMBRIA.-Our Government will not
Interfere with the Gimbria, though she has
on board the entire personnel OF the Rus
sian navy. England and Russia are not as
vet at var, andi the Cimbria wishes arms,
fuel. or provisions, she can have them on
the same terms that Great Britain could
Washington Repiib !ica1s. 8.3s35 81 I
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spogGE.CAKR pUppINas-0n One cup Of Acar, one
emp. OF sugar, yeaks Of three eggs well hesfen. ane
the whites beaten tenasaseiy, Two Oo0
LnY's sYEAsT.PoRpEasone one os Two elssp'opsui'
suce. milk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-11
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-Fort the South.
Atlantic and Middle States, falling followed
hy rising barometer, and slightly warmer
outhwes. winds, and clear or partly cloudy
heather will prevail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-11

way HAS 4 WHITE ROSE on a GOLDEN LfHe
been adopted as q trademark by J. 8 +. ATKiS-
SON? Because their Toilet preparations have ae-
come 90 popular that tlsy are extensively counter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-11

NJ. ELLYsoN 6 CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertsemcnts In all Of the newspapers OF the Unitad
Slnes q. publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countns-room viii receive prompt atten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-11

SUDDEN NDEATH.-Priscilla Jasper (colored)
died very suddenly last night at her home.
at No. 1920 st. Paul street. It is supposed
she died from heart-disease.