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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,


NEW YORK, May .2.-Cotton quiet: sales. 551
bales; uplands, &c; Orle. nc. Southern -four
firm and fairly active common 10 fair extra, - SO
gSod to Winter red
sl.l3: No. winter red. s1:14s@sl.l4]s. Corn 4
shade stronger; unsraded No: l y:
Geic PRIME SAcj r, r ansd J., uqnehanged Mo,a Sc.
prices R6sin quiet at IL .37ls@*1.4O. Turpenine
Brmer at 29k@3oc.. Pork without decided change
about Steady. whiskey nominal ut s1.O7. Freigh,I
-" 80 BALTIMORE. ri rs. ~.
BALTIMORE, May 2.--F1our firm, and shade
better for lever grades ;Howar'Street and western
super, ss@ss.75: extra, $4.25@s4 IS; family
tapsc} family. IS So. Southern wheat 6rni; west
@,l.ls; amber, sl.l4@sl:l6; No. Pennsylsa-
tI.,ssssI1$sS May, sI1sS 56a June s
4se. Gais steady and. unchanged Rye and bay
Unchanged. Provisions firm. Pork, $IO.506
@ cses rs SEs @ sea
ders, Axe; clcarrib sides. &c hams. 94@9ac.
Lard-Rrfined, in tiercts, ne. Butter quiet, ana
weak prime 10 choice western 5 packed lGS@Ias;
dull: Rio cargoes, lO@l6c. Whiskey dull and
nominal -o,1o,y,..r,
CINCINNATI. May 2-Flour dull and unchanged.
W heat I'm good demand and shade higher: r d
and white, $l.o3@tl;O OF. Corn dull ut 37gS7ae.
dull at 2s@ss!e Pork Su hu 1Rd e9Rn1
s arp IL ss5o clear rib. IL 45GS45o: clear
sides, $40. Bacon scarce, 1rm and In rood de-
essy s SepE n I GOOD dsand at il a. Butter
aud unchanged. Sugar quiet and unchanged. Hogs
sS aud in good ds@ana nackpS9 ssse@
1855; butchers, ss.55@ss. go; receipts, 1865 !;
s''pN''"''' ''- LOUISVILLE. 49,
LOUISVILLE. May 2.-Flour quiet and mn.
changed Wheat firm; red and amber. $1,000
"a. Corn in fair demand and firm: white, SEC
mixed, 37.sc. Oats quiet and firm white, S9c. !;
c %aHee leaf All tierces IKE cho, kegs
sss = s7x ,, Bacon sgssq sss,;s sno sui
gar. cured hams, sH@1oc. Whiskey firm al s1.01.
: ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. May 2.-Flour frmer, but not quota
bIvj higher. Wheat firm and higher: No. red fal!,
Hav 81 oSGsi. o5,s June: CSC. July No red
ssssssss May: ss Sss ;x s5ASSS SSss 5s!S,
:, SIC. cash, 26Ec bid June: Whiskey quiet at
sl.04. Pork easier: joebing. $3.50: Lard quie! !;
u.s. a as cesr r II so Bacon aaea ribs
1910 cash aud June, 1926 July; clear sides,
1926. o.,,o..o =
CHICAGO. May 2.-F1enr steady and unchanged.
Wheat active, firm. and higher; No. 2 Chicago
spring, e2Sc cash, 9314a $3.50. June. 94c. July ;
No. s Chicago spring, 79@7s5c. Corp mode
raIely active and higher; 33EG34c. cash, $3.50
CSC. cash. 25ac. June. 264c. July. Pork steady
and In fair demand: s9.45' cash, &9.65t@s9 b7,a
lower: s5.S5GS5.9735 cash, $e.o2h@s6. 0o june
SeO7H@s6 10 July. Bulk: meats steady and un-
chang. d. Whi>key steady and unchanged:
a3Hc' bid June, 94kc. bid July. Corn tlrmer and
Sc. higher. Oats in good demand ard shade e.,
md lower; $g 52K June, s8 62!i July. Lard steady
and trmer. ~ 3: - - 90. i %. = ~"
NORFOLK COTTON MARKET. > =
NORFOLK, May 2.-Cotton firm: middlings,
ike. Net receipts. 722 bales; stoSs, 1852 haes
weekly nes RECIPES, 800 b3les sales, l.Ve4 oaies
exports, coast. 5,453 bales. 81. 80. ~. -.
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CCTICURA.
rUTICURA REMEDIES

rUTICURA REMEDIES
HAVE SPEEDILY AND PERMANENTLY
CURED HUhORs OF THE SKIN AND SCALP
OF CHILDREN AND INFANTS AT
FLICTED SINCE BIRTH.
The treatment prescribed In such cases Is mild
doses OF the #.a. ...... We .r
CUTICURA RESOLYENT,
perfectly safe yet powerful bloodpuriler, and the
external use OF
CUTICURA,
the great skin cure. The
CUTICURA SOAP
should he the only soap applied to the diseased skin
for cleansing purposes
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e CUTICURA Is most valuable external application
&c heals all cnts bruises and abrasions of tile skin
reSores the hair shtn destroyed by scall-dseases,
removes dandrufs and keepsfke scalp can aud the
hair soft and plable y as agreeable 4st Is FL.
tive and "a ably assisted q every case ny the CUTI
crRA SOAP, which is particularly. Recommended to
mothers for clearing the skin and scalp Of infants
aud chi dren. 1t is toiiet as well as medicinal, and
is the most fragrant and refreshing. .oap for ihe
nursery and ha OF any yet Prepared. Parents have
orr hat these remedies contain nothing
luxurious 10 the youngest infani, Evidence Oh which
may be found In the certificates of DR.. Hayes and
Professor Merrick, accompanying each remedy -
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80 CHILDREN AND INFANTS.

MORE CURES OF SKIN AND SCALP AFFECTIONS
- BY THE cUTIcuRA REMEDIES. -.
Fred. Rohrer. Esq, cashier Stock Growers Ma
tionai Bank. Pueblo, Colorado, writes: ~ am so
well pleased With its effects on my baby TINT can
not uHord to be wthoutt ih my house. IT is Won
derful cure. IS ,boand become very popular as
soon as its virtues al known TO the masscs.''
y. S.WeeSs, Esq, Town Treasurer ST. Alhans, w.,
saysin letter dated May 2Sh: 1t works TO charm
on my baby's face mud head. Cured he head entire
w. and has nearly cleaned the face OF sores. have
recommended IT. 10 several, and Dr. Plant has or
dered II for Them" 1890. -. ..-
NJ. NJ Chick, Esq. Al Franklin street, Boston,
says: NV little daughter, eighteen months old has
What the doctors cal. Eczema We have tried most
everything, ana at last have used CUTIcURA, and
she is almost new child, and we ieel very happy"
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. May 1.-The first
race to. day-seiling purse of 5000, for all
ages, one and a quarter miles-was won
by Barak the bay colt, by Pat Malloy sec
ond; Henry Owens third; Egypt fourth;
Warder fifth !, Stella sixth. lime, 2:152
Tie second race Assoc citation purse of
$3.50, two-mile dash-was won: ,by Essilat;
Omega SECOND and jam BcI ~ bird. & Time,
3:4n3. ~, es.3':: ift gn,,7:,, IT.: n, -is 's
In the third race-lhandicap purse OF
5000. mile heats, nine starters III atagorda
won. the first heat. with Tolcma second,
and Silver Maid third. Time, 1:46. The
second heat was won by Silver Maid, with
Abba second, and Tolema third. Fine,
1:4T1. For the third heat only Silver Maid
and Matagorda started, the former being
the fayorite at g. to 1, and winning the heat
and race Time, 1:493. az /: IS; ,,, go,
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Pennsylvania Welcomes Grant.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May "A resolution
was adopted in the House to-day by strict
party vote authorizing the appointment OF
a Joint committee to welcome General Grant
upon bis arrival. in this country, in the name
of tue Commonwealth OF PENNSYLVANIA,
provided there shall be no expense TO the
State. 81. ..-s.:.- e., -... i.'
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PASSENGER & BAGGAGE EXPRESS
~-----~--------~-~~~--o
PASSENGER AND BAGGAGE
Il EXPRESS.
OFFICES: No. 9 WEST BROAD STREET A,
SHOCKOE SLIP.

TRANSFERRING PASSENGERS to and from
all deIyots and steamboats, and any other point IN the
city. 25 cents for each grown person and half price
for children between six and twelve years Of age
No Charge for children under six years.
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED 10 or from any
railrOud depot steamboat iandIr &. and from one
portion of The city to the other. Trunks, 20 cents
and ValiscS and small packages, 10 cents. No extra
charge for carrying Trunks In or out OF The bou'c.
Tile above are subject 10 special rates for famlie
or large parties starting from the same point.
PLEASURE CARRIAGES, FIRST hour /, and 81
cents for each hour thereafter
ao14-lm STEVENS NJ. TAYLOR & co. J
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HUhoR ON A CHILD SINCE BIRTH CCRe[
AFTER FAITHFUL MEDICAL TREAT
MEET HAD FAILED.

lfessrs Weeks g. Potter: GentleEaen.-My little
SON. TWO wears of age, has had huIlor on one side
OF his face since he was born, which during the lust
four months has tpread over the entire side or The
fdce he chin. ear, and side Of the head. II must
have itched and irri:ated him great deal. as he
scratched The surface all the time, no matter what
was applied. ] used many. remedies by advice of
friends and my physician without benefit until
found CUTICUnA. WHICH inmediaiely allayed The
ito hing and Inflammation and entirely cured him.
Respectfully. rsiT n ~ JOHN L. SURRY,
with Walworth Manufacturing Company.
! Boston, April 49, 1879. - Ir.}E FAX
Note-Onee cured, the skin may be rendered soft
and fair by usiuglhe Cutcura Soap exclusively fo-
toilet or nursery purposes. -, ..,....
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
HICHMoSD, May Q, 1879.

RICHMOND, May 2, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
. WHEAT.-Rcd SO bushels. tlE .
CORN White, 64S bushels. Aized 07s bushels
Of which 81 bushels were re-exhibIted.
OATs.-30S bushels. '.'. = .5,.
BLACK PEAs.-50 bushels. ...-... 80.
CLAY PEAS-56 bushels. at- 81.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Red, 40 bushels very good Lancaster ut
S1.l6: 6 bushels common FultZ at 81: "a bushels
good Lancaster at 4l.l5; 4 bushels screenings ut
S0c-total, 81 bushels.
CoRN.-White. 272 bushels prime priva e
terms; 162 bushels prime ut Ole; 214 husha Is
very good at 51c-.oial. Gas bushels. Hired. s.
bushels very good at Soc; 336 bushels good AT
4Sc-tota', 4S6 bushels. &c..
OATS.-24 bushels very good spring nj 36c.
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GRAZING.
CHILDHES,s CARRIAGES.

|rHILDREN'S ARRlAG EcEa,R
CMANUFACTURY Encourage tane@9tS
home enterprise by buying for your b.Gy CAR;
save The necessity for repair hills incident to the
purchase Of the Trail things OF northern make:
Every carriage fully guaranteed. REphlRiNd
OF all Kinds done ut low prices call socited DC
fore purchnsing elsewherr. ,, n,
q. v. SHELTON, Manager.
Factory and salesroOm, 3l4 FINN streci. Wt%tSh
Broad ard Marshall streets. NH ZS''e ~
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PRICKLY HEAT.
1yc,nEsraL TO THE TEXAN CLIMATE

INCIDENTAL TO THE TEXAN CLIMATE.
Ressrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentemen.-Enc!osed
please d nd 81 tor q large box OF CCTICCEA. The
small one. that received some time ago has been
very efcaclous, especially 10 Prckly Heat or IA d.
as some people call it. am aosing u an2Gt; f2prs
MASON, TEXAS, September %, 1878.
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SAN ID.
rs AND PLASTEREPS,

ITO BUILDERS AND PLASTEREPS.
l. The attention Of builders and pllscrcrs Is called
to "MAYO'S BAR" SAND. AS The tide rises and
tails through tLis SAND every day, it Is entirely
free from CLAW and ohcr hpuri,ies-in this respect
different from any other sand IN The market. Par.
Ties contemplating building would lie studying their
own interest by Insisting on having
"M&YO'S BAR" SAND
specific in their contracts On and after May 1st
The prices for the remainder OF the year VIII be
follows: On the bank per 25 bushels, Ace; on The
bar. per 25 bushels. csc. SAND delivered on re:,-
sonable terms. Special prices IN special cases.
j. r. MAHONEY Il co,
ap 2S-6t Lessecs Mayo'S Sand-Tar.
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IICORICE. DC.
DURE SPANISH LICORICE.

A fresh supply Of the Pillar" brand, from re-
cent importat!ons.
SOFT a." CRUSHED, GRADUATED, and
"sUGAR nHip" and EXTRA HEAVY sYRUPs,
TUSQUh BEANS. GLYCERINE,
OIL, and GUMS; for sac by
ap 29.l DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
" G.. CROWN LICORICE.-We invite
i the special attention OF tobacco manelac
urers TO ON Y. G. GROWN az fine article Of mass
lcoricc. We warrant each case OF the Crown brand.
We haye also in stock our wcll-known brands Of o..
Y. -. ANCHOR. =. >, PURA, &c. REFINEO and
an A. Y. STOKES & co.
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n = . = u -'1----IE--
The CUrIcuHA RENEpIEs are prepared By
WEEKS POTTER, Cheml>ts and Druggist $50
washington slreet;1 Boston. and are Tor SAFE ~ an
druggists. Price OF CCTIcURA-SNaA 6oxss- ouS: :
risrre boxes: tI. RESoLFESr,$ 81 per bottle. Gu
TICUR SOAP, 26c. per cake; by mall, sue. inaee
cakes. 75c.---.,- my . =.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

) w.. NEW YORK. 100. - -
NEW YORK, MAY 2-Noon.-Stocks steady.
Money Oh call. 3@3k Der cent. Exchange-f.ong.
4s6s; short, 467k. Slate bonds dull. Governments
quiet ...-, =. ss.s. 2: s--:- 81. ~
Eu.ntng.-Money. 2X@3 per cent. Exchange,
6rlner at 466@4s64. Governments firm new Sc,
lO31. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 2.--Virgtnia 6's. deferred. ~;
consols sex: second scrie;, 40k; past-due cou-
mons. SiS. North Carolina 6's, old, 224: new, II.
Rid to-day. ..r.s. ..s,.s
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;Conyerlaen or Americans MedIcat Col.

ATLAETA,l1 Ga, May Z. Zine Convention
of American Medical Colleges met here to.
aay 4 nr.; Gross, os Pm eiphia, president.
and DR.. Loring, OF Columbus, Ohio, sHecre-
tary a discussion OH she higher education
-oi Students engage the body all Oar, Resos-j
Intions tixingtb three ec0uFsas. Soss three ssepa-
rale years We're y llls s :r's. 1sl
adiournsd sine die. z
Tbss Assoeiatlonssos IA merican Medical
COLLEGES meets to-iutr fa.1:sti. I'll
81 laetGs;Gszsqps "a A.tstsSs, r. ~ asa
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NIGHT-SOIL.

- - - OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTIi,l
=, H. T. RICHMOND, VA, April 30, 1879.
THE. CONTRACT, FOR THE RE.
" IL MUyAL OF NIGHT-SOIL has been awarded
to Dir. X. p. BLACKBURN. he Is privileged TO
Charge ~ cents for the FIST OK cubic feet or less,
and cenis,for each cobci foot In exec.
Orders for such work should he eft at any one or
the police stations, j. G. CABfLI.
my 1-3t IA: - President Board OF Health.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE :. r :
-~--~--~-N----~- -a-S
IMMATURE -ALMANAt-MAT 3, 1873.
90. rises-,..,....... s:os HIGH TIDE. Ia,
SUN sets.......,,.. $3.50 Mornlhf..."'''''"
Noon 81 S:06 =, A.1<
POET OF RICHMOND, MAY g.. 1879,

= - - ''.'" sIrIrn
Steamship WyanoIe,i Couch, New York, rner.
ehandiss and passengers. G.. w. Alien d Co., agents
Steamer .tArtei,2 at6ord.l Norfolk, United stat
nail, merchandise, ami passenxarslL. 3. Iatum
agent., j.. rt!t I!-.3i = r.,l. "a l'sts ~ =
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, PhIladelptia, inerchan-
dice and, messengers, J. w. McCarrfck, agent: -.
scLExHED=T FOB THIS PoKT----r-:----ss--=-,,s
From Philadelphia, "A srtl 3oth,s ehooner B. Brad
From Philadelphia. April 3oih, schooner Star.
-Spalgled Banner, Mullen.
= 1CEAoRASpAg'ffs re
: schooner George r. Hateekr Sharrett, hence, at
INew York, with coal. AnSll 3Ofh. :, %
Schooner B. Bradley, Bradley, hence, az rhliaoei-
ps Schooner Clara, McCreaty. hence. ct Norfolk May
.fsf ar ~
BY telegraph.
y krs.uy yopR Nav Q ARRIVED: IGellert, Clartbel.
~ Observation-Disclosures ct Marie; No, Gafia.
HoneEard hound &c ksflo!te. Pensacola :. h.s.d
~ .s.i.,sI-1z.TEIAG Z .'T~9slS s4ts
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British 1soIunbla.

British C0lnmbia.
TIE SECESSION DIFFICULTY.
SAN FRiNcIsco, May "A dispatch from
Victoria, b. G., says TIE secession diff
Guilty has been tided over by Parliament,
which was prorogued Immediately upon
satisfactory assurances Of the intention to
commence the railway this year having
been received. "a . 80. z. J.
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Floar.

Floar.
Fine, $3.50: sunerfne, 1925; extra. 1926 :;
common family. 1913: fancy brands, $6@s6.25 !;
Staunton extra, 1925.
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NEW YORK. May Justice 0tiesburg to-
day held Cashier Merritt, OF. the Metropolis
tsn Hotel, in 81 500 bail to appear before
the grand Jury and answer the charge OF
giving only one dollars worth OF change for
a fifty. dollar bill rendered him by Lemuei
Williams,,a sailor belonging 70 the Unitea
States ship Supply. -, ,xs,,
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Forty -sfxth Congressional Session
/. ,..s- WASHINGTON, May 2, 1879.
SENATE.

Mr.. Johnston. introduced D bill amends
ltory to the Texas Pacific railway aeG, SO as
| to take some Of the lands granted to 1T and
vest them In the Southern Pacific Railway
Company, and providing for junction OF
the two roads at; Ei Paso, etc. Referred to
Committee on Railways. -
The pending business. was ann ounced as
being the resolution OF the Committee on
Privileges and Elections to- ipYestigate the
CLAIM OF Spofford to Kelloeg's seat. Mr..
JHoar offered, substitute declaring that the
former action of the Senate Seating Kellogg
was final and conclusive. There was no
conclusion or the subject.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF
the bill to prevent the Introduction into the
United States of contagious or infectious
diseases. -,
! The vote on the bill will be taken on
Monday, the pending question being its re-
committal. !r... .-. a..
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The Cox-Alsfon Murder TRIAL.
ATLANTA, GA; My n The testimony for
the defence in the friaIof Edward Cox for
the murder OF Colonel Aston was con-
t1nned, and occupied the court throughout
the day. 81. &. -s.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATeSIM,,
COMPANY'S
JAMESRIyER LINE,

The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
2. c. CLIFFORD tcarryiug the United States mailj,
leaves Richmond for sabove-naned places every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, al $50
A. aI. $780,
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth. -. .........s Q so
Fare for round trip, unllmtted... 4 90
Fare to Baltimore. q 90
Fare 10 Phllauelphi3.... 35
Fare TO new Iork........ ~ 10
Through tickets sold at CARRIERS. s26 Main street
EXCHANGE Hotel, AID on beard steamer. Baggage
checked through.
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer "ArI"l - is now ready for engage
ments for Day. and MOONLIGHT Excursions at
LOWER RATES than have ever been CIR red before.
Freight received daily Tor Nortoik, fortsmouth;
Newborn, Washington. and Tarsoro', ". G., aud oil
landings on Tar river: Washington. u. c., Hamp.
ton, and Eastern Shore Of Virginia, and regular
landings on James river, At lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has Ia'ely been almost en-.
tirry rebuilt: aud refurnshed In an elegant and
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steam er that has
run this route for MANY years.
l.. y. TATUM, Superintendent.
.. 900 Slain street and Rockets.
j. W. MCCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. SEA
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New York ,Lonsshorem,en,s Strike.

+ NEW YORK. May 2.--The $500 'long.
shoremen who. went on a strike yesterday
morning were still, determined to-day not
to resume work at the rates offered. They
are peaceful and orderly. At the piers OF
the NatioDal, White Star. @and Southern
Steamship Companies nothing was doing
q few green hands apd a number OF sailors
were OF ork ON the vessels OF the Anchor
Line, for Glasgow the crew oi the City OF
Richmond, Of the. Innpaan Line, We're get
ting that vessel ready to sail: Tomorrow
The Wyoming, OF the Guion L:ne,is being
laden by her searnen and number OF lta!-
Inns; the Scqibia, of the fCunard, Line, Is
being unloaded by men paid by the week
ahl someof. her crew; at Pier l6. the sail
sors were at work on a vessel OF the Anchor
Line for EondoH. Sailors were also at work
ON the CanadaS OF the French Line, and a
State Line steamer which sails Tomorrow.
Green hands are removing the cargo OF The
Gabrielle, OF. the Atlas Line, which arrived
to-day. Some Of the vessels which are adj
yeftised to sail tomorrow may be delayed
blythe strike. ..,;q- s5 81 Il t,ss ~:
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THE LATEST NEWS.
..,raRArnrnoM ALI. POINTS

rIc NOMINATIONS IN KEN
DEN - rur PLATFORM. Metre LONG.
fucSl' ,ns,s sTR1KE YN.NEw YoRK-coN.
sHes,oSAL AND OTTER WASHINGTON
essSs lss: DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS: PROS
s1aro FOR FURTHER LEGTsLATroS--
pa osAS INSANE RATHER NEAR fo-
49, 1nrr MASS; WHAT HE SAW IN A
CASE rs.zy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" rnIrA DEbrH1A IN THE INTEREST OF
N n nny DEED ExoDUs-sERlous CHARGE
10" a,vsr a NEW YORK cAsnIER-A VEL
Ac .,n m GRANT BY THE PENNSYLVANIA
we r'',s1 .TUsE-coUNCIL OF MEDICAL
LIT - .TLASTA-NAsHvILLE RACES
- Nm osg OF THE SEwMARkET SPRING
,rrTISG. ---
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MRS. r. HUTZLER, 525 BROAD. >.@s
;1yl STREET, has the MOST FASHION, g98kG
ABLE MILLINERY, and at Tower priees.1M1ke
than can befound elsewhere in the city. FAyAL
HATS at 95c.; VIOLETS at &C. per dorm. All
othPf articles OF propnrtionntely low prices. NEW
GOODS received by every steamer aud we are sat.
tsded that Il will repay the ladies 90 give Mrs.
HUTZLER'S stock An examination before pur-
chasing MILLINERY. SAILORS &C 16c. ap 20
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.smIIEsrNE;InlIY,I.. 3
y 9 Ah 49, 4. ne.
THENILLINERY LINE

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

THE TURF CHESTER TRADEs-CGP.R &.
4 LONDON, May 2. The betting now against
Parole for the race for the Chester Trades
Cup is FIVE to four. Lord Zetland's bay
colt, Fiotsam, yesterday was quoted at three
TO one for this race. He has been scratched
from the list OF entries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

g. 4.
A letter from Mr.. Tucker says the sur
icons ct Baltimore will operate Oh bis eyes
Monday, and that they think the operation
will be highly successful. His multitude of
friends here are very anxious about him.
The vile Of Il Virginia member writes him
not 10 remain in the badIy-yentilated hall
oil the House any more than .is absolutely
necessary, and to secure airy quarters.
This IS predicated on the belief that the ses-
sion will ran into 'the heated term: Hot
weather. and the, Kidweil bottoms, how-
ever, will make the bravest vote for
an adjournment when the time comes.
The ReysW.A- Harris, OF Stanton, is here.
Inc follawing is the modest sketch Of Gene
ai Johnston which appears In 2the Con.
s'essiend Directory y: !" Joseph E.,John-
Ssn, Of Richmond, was elected to the
feaY-sixth Congress as "a Democrat, re-.
e'sng a.7S7 votes as against 4,f72 for, NeW.:
maa lRepnblieanln General Ramsey said
s @me Capitol to-day that &hentbe Treasury
nu,lains Bas burned during the admins
~ .un q Monroe the marines were fdeIed
nav, @preserse the peace and protect pro-
y' and there was. great Indignation
tssv vns the people, at this use OF the mill
,sn, 8 dsninguished western Democrat
dem. . asu eo.eax that 20 tbes Presi-
thai. ss ifelieys mem bers Of Congress OIL
We people, . .'i sI a ssA.4's's'eo'
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