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H . +
A LEGISLATOR PUMMELIED ny 4 News.
PAPER MAN.-Ebe present session OF the
PenaSylYania Legislature has been quite
exciting. and on Thursday newspaper cor.
respondent! pummelied Representative
Faunce for calling him q lair. The legis.
lator accused NJ. p. Handy, correspondent
OF the Philadelphia Times. OF unfair treat
ment In stating thai be bad lodged vote.
Mr.. Handy stopped him with Che remark
that he had been lodging local bills for the
last two weeks. |" You are O iiar, y said Mr..
Faunee, and repeated it with several adiec-
tiYes. Handy then arose, and with q handy
application OF hia fists punished Faunce in
pugllisilc style. A friend interposed before
blood was shed and the combatants were
separated. Faunce subseau apoiogfzed,
and said hs was referring to an editorial ar
ttele In the 1tases and not 10 the eerrespon-
dent.-- Sfiaore american. ,ss
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DEATHS.

Died, on Tuesday, MAY 81. 1879, of scarlet-fever
al Il quarter to O'Clock, at the re.ldt nee OF he
grandfather. Il. L: Childress, EMMA EARL. eltes
daughter OF William a.. and Maria 0. Childress
aged two years, five menths and twenty seven days
God bless You, my parents GEAR:
May He your dropping spirits cheer,
And lead on on 10 seek his grace,
That you in heaven PEARL may embrace.
We promise you we will meet you there
In that glorious land SO fair:
We thy proiajse then we keep,
Wen meet PEARL ut the Sayiour's feet.
While here below we loved you SO,
II was l.urd TO let You 60, s
But, the. 4, the Saviour called you home;
Dear dsri ing. We will try and come.
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BISMARCK AND THE CURRENCY.-Berl.n'
May 30.-For some time past 1t has been
understood in the inner political circles
here that Prince Bismarck had IN contrm-
pation certain important changes I'D the
regulation OF the currency Of the Empire.
More lately it has been said these changes
were to be in the direction or the remone-
tization or silver. These reports to-day
ooired full credencp, and it is thought that
the Chancellor will soon propose reissue
of large portion OF the silver which the
Government has now in its possession.
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MEADE Il BAKERS
ID X L G-S T q X E,
9l9 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
MAY BE FOUND TIE FOLLOWING:
AIR. CUSHIONS FOR INVALIDS,
AIR-PILLUWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
IIOT-wArEh BAnS,
ICE-BAGS FOR TIE HEAD.
RUBBER-CLOTu FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER EED-PANS,
TRAVELLING FLASKs,
SPONGEBAGS.
PUCKET-STOVES,
UURSE-HAIR FLESII-GLONES,
FLESH-BRUSHES,
CUTLER'S POCKET INHALERS
STEAM INIIALERS,
THROAT hTOMlZERS,
NASAL DOECHES,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
uAHU-RUBBER TEUSSES,
FEVER THERMOMETERS,
GALYANIC BATTERIES,
GAREATT'S ELECTRIC DISKS.
CELEBRATE POTASH TABLETS,
SEA-SALT FOX BATHING.
MEDICISEGLASSES FOR TIE SICK,
SPITTOONS FOR THE SICK,
FINEST SELFSYEISGES.
SHOULDER BRACES for adults and youths,
and al! Surgical and medical appliances for sale by
MEADE & BAKER, Parma cists.
ap 21-3m 919 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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r. ONEHUNDRED PIECES LAWN

M ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF LAWN
ut &C. yard:
Is pieces of LAWN at SIC. per yard:
$50 pieces of LAWNat 12tc. per yards
so pieces PRINTED CA1I;RlC IT CSC. per yard;
100 pieces PRINTED CAA1GRiC Il: SIC. per yard;
rs pieces FINEST PRINTED pERCALES at l2Isc.
per yard;
1,500 yards VICTORIA LAWN. forty inches
wide. at 11c.-would he cheap 1T 1Gc.:
100 pieces WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN at
$3.50 piece of twelve yards. at
my 30 LEVY RtOIhEkS.
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CONDITION OF Mr.. REAM.-Adyices from
CuIpeper Courthouse to-day state that the
condition OF Mr.. D. N. Ream, who was shot
in the abdomen on election-day, is hopeless.
An attempt was made to probe forth ball
yesterday, but the surgeons had to desist on
account OF the alarming symptoms of the
patient. No food has passed through his
bowels since the shooting. Ga
zette, 30fh
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We win on MONDAY, June Cd, open our fourth
supply of NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON, in
Guiding
SO pieces LACE-STRIPE BLACK BUNTING at
17Ac. worth fully 3Jc.; -,r
20 nleces BLACK 60 STRIPE BUNTING n:
7lc-canaot ne bought for less than 1926;
100 pieces BLA Ck AND COLORED ATWOOD
BUNTING Mt 22c. worth fully $780,;
Our MADRAS BUNTING, 81 inches wide, at 81,
+ is the most superb wool fabric ever offered In
this city.
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SILKS, sILKsl SILKS

.' SILKS! sILKsl SILKS!
Our display in this particular department is I'M
equalled. All The new shades Mt astonishtngIy low
prices. -... r- $3.50. H.
See our Coo. eros GRA1N TRISIMING-SILKS;
In BLACK SILK we can give all the qualities of
The wel!-knowE makes OF Ghinet, Ponson, Tell
lard, and Schroeder;
ELEGANT QUALITY BLACK SILK only 92c.
Our 81 % GRAS DE RINE IS cheap ut S1.75.
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ThurmaL's remark on hearing of the
nomination Of Foster was, Well, that re-
lieves me"-a very broad implication that
there were others who could lead what the
Democrats hope will be winning fight as
well rs himself.
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

DURE CAND1ES.-l am malidl'ItII'> AZ.
l. daily Ny inimitaDic pure srsshsa sns w. CAN
DIEG for wholesale purposes than &ny h%m' sictr.
perfectly pure anv lara.
rationS. We don't uSe any gucos sfap,,,Sr,. bi1by
aIba-po,hing bur pure sugars ~ . ,~n.rrauiei
favored uaiier. Fighter. brmer, AMI ID a."
70 sand iirin In any climate. ,,.,.,...,Ioner,
a30 .... 14t ~ @---------
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Mr.. M. P. Ensey, now Of Baltimore, and
late postmaster at Halifax Courthouse, Is
known to be the author OF the "Banister'
letters.-HaHfaI Record.
You are right.
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EMORY AND If.YnY ooLLEGE.

~ The terms of Office for which the present Fa-
Guilty of this Institution was elected sgil expire on
The 7TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT. and on that duy
coed to elect PRESIDENT and PRO FE.SsORS to
Ill TIE following chairs
e I. MENTAL AND MORAL SCIENCE.
2:ENGLisH LITERATURE AND MODERN
In 8. ANCIENT, LANGUAGES
II 4.hATHEafhTICS. ~
y g.. NATURAL SCIENCE.
I. Applications for these positions should be adj
dressed to $50 FRANKS FiGDLhY, 81
Secretary Joint Board. ii.
up l6-laRtJele Abingdon, va.
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D1ssOLUTIos e eO-pARTNERsnIP.

NOTICE. : Having Withdrawn from the
in fym OF FRANKLIN DAVIS 6 co. on the 1T
Of January. 1879, us 10 The business conducted In
ins nv former partner and dis new associate, Mr..
r. RI. BrssELL. 70 the patrons OF The old firm, the
-" fsigned SAMUEL G. KENT.
We hereby give notice that we formed co-part-
s ai and firm Of DAVIS, KENT & HOOD, for lie
FARMING F Thn1TifH2ESlSss &C. &C. ASp RAISING
In the county OF Henrico Ya ut our OIL nurseries,
Isons al Mss.fs for
Co.. 1000 Msiu street, Richmond. vs;
fSgnedJ .s.,.', ERANkLIS PAYS
S WihLIaM Il r. = HOOP.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES give notice that
on The 1st day OF January, 1879. we tormed a co..
partnership. under the frn-name OF FRANKLIN
DAVIS EsER o h s eHEeGis E sgsfsfas'
at Richmond va, aud Baltimore. Nd.
isisHedl E Eb@: Il. SIs RAEIs'
R EHfxEsES P HN R!sSfht
FOUR HUSDEEPs r AGE y IN NURSERY
stock IN the South, I'LL grown on our OWN ground.
100000 A Az II
100000 PEhtul-TREES,
10000 PLUM CnERGY;.s APRICOT and
100000 GRhrE-vINEs. RASPBERR
ELAEKBEREY-, and STRAWBERRY
A full assortment OF Observation-Disclosures,
SHRUBS, ROSES. &C. .'.tF
Catalogues mailed on application.
mond We have established braNch nnr'cries 1t Bal
timore and opened an Office there. We have greatly
Improved our facilities for growing. packing, and
Main cGiee, OO9 Main street. Richmond. Va.
-- FRANKLIN DAVIS co.
rENHE GROCERY AND METAL BU>I-
i NESS heretofore conducted by the undersigned
da'c be continued under the firm-ildlne or JOHN
WAL - JAMES & JOHN y. GORDON.
JOHN n. GORnON's SONS,
WHOLESALE GRoCERS AND DEALERS IN
METALS AND NOVA SCOTIA GRINDSTONES,
Nos. AND FOURTEENTH STREET,
refer to The above card and respectfully solicit from
their friends and The public generally contiuu-
ance OF the patronage bestowed upon The late firm.
JUNE 2, 1879. je 2.eod3t*
THE UNDERSIGNED, having formed IL
| PARTNERSHIP for the purpose of conduct
CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE. AND GROCERY
ut No. $40 BROAD STREET,
under the firm name of EVANS & COOKE. win,
about the 2d al June have In store fun stock In
these respective line. 10 which they invite The attcn
| ton Of their friends and the pub lc generally.
MAURICE EVANS,
of Maurice Evans & Co.;
| JOHN K. COOKE.
Referring 10 The rbove. the business at q Nam
street will bc C"ntnueC before. and the propric
Tor will maze increased efforts To give satisfaction
to all vino may iavOr him with their custom.
JOHN T.. COOKE,
my2T-2w 30 Main street.
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FINANCIAL, T..
VIRGINIA BONDS.

VIRGINIA BONDS.
THE COUNCIL OF FOREIGN BONDH0LDERS,
LONDON,
AND
TIE FUNDING ASSOCIATION UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. LIMITED.
have in accordance with The terms Of the act OF
March 2S, 1879, arranged to receive, Cor funding,
outstanding evidences OF The State debt OF Virginia,
IN The city Of Richmond, at
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK and
THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK;
from whom full particulars may be obtained.
my 27-Iw&tW&S3w
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NE NEW GOODS! NEW Styles
just received very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are of SUPERIOR QUALITY, being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
rie., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. beg 10 Inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up In
the latest styles and by the best workmcn, at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS COLLARS, and CUFFS made to order
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN C. SHAFEH, Merchant Tailor,
NH 13.3m No. 1904 Main street.
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ITO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
;, MATURING IN JULY AND AUG UST, 1880.

At meeting of the Board OF Commissioners
of The Sinking Fund held May l, 1879, twas
Resolved That The acting president Of the Board
give public notice by advertisement that the out
standing tonds Of the city OF Richmond. dne In
1880. win on aud after The 1st day Of July, 1879,
be redeemed on presentation ut the ouice VI the
Auditor OF the city.
In pursuance OF the above directions. hereby
give notice that The SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF
THE CITY. due in July. 1880, amounting 10 $751;.
45I.37. aud August. 1880, amounting 10 &37.-
56S2s--total, $l05.Ol 9.65-will be redeemed at
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on presehta-
ton nj the office OF the Auditor OF the city Oh and
after the ST DAY OF JULY. 1879.
-. HENRY G. CANNON.
Acting President Commissioners Sinking Fund.
my.S Il
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE CHEAP, NEW AND SEC
A. .OND-HAND MACHINERY, consisting of
Horizontal and yertic vi Steam Engines and Boilers,
stationary and portraits from i've to thirty-horse
power; 2 Portable French BHrr-Stone Grist. Mills
i large Copper Carbonic Gas Generator, for soda
water; Tanks, with Copper ana Iron Coils for
rennfng lard and tallow; sShafdng Hangers, Pul-
leys. Heaters and Pumps.
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III COLORED HAMBURG EDGINGS
at 6,5c yard worth 12kc.;
at &c. worth 10c. yard;
LINEN HAMBURG EMBROIDERED INSERT.
ING at SC. worth Loo. yard;
TORCHON LACES at 4. o, 64, 81, 10, 12Is. 10
l62,. 90. 25. 80. and 35c. a yard-the best ever
offered for the money;
BRtTONNE EDGINGS and INSERTINGS in all
qualities;
NEW STYLES COLLARS, CUFFS, and RUIZ
FILINGS;
NOTTINGHAM LACES for Curtains 1T 10, 81:
15. l6S. 90, 25, and up to 75c yar'i:
NOTTINGHAM LAaIBREQUIN LACE at 30c. I
yard worth soc. LEVY BROTHERS,
my29 1917 and 1919 Nam street.
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GRENADINES.

GRENADINES.
In this department. We guarantee you the best Sc
lection ever ofercd-such Us OCAD h
STRIPES. PLAIDs, FIGURED. CHECKS, and
= MEEICANS, In all coloIs, including the tint
shades.
See our 9Asc. BLACK GRENADINE. and our ALL
sTLK-AND-woOL Hermann at 35c. fully
worth 75c. -1.
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3eOcADEs! BROCADES !

'- BROCADES! BROCADES!
in sixty different shades, including Sage, Olive
Bordeaux. Peacock Blue, Sapphire, seafoam
Russo Mooc, Brown, Bronze, &C.
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PICNIC.

DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE WEsT-ESD SALE
of lots on MONDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock
Every lot put up viii be sold without limit or re-
serve. CHAFFIS, STAPLES eco.
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MATING! MATING MATING!
500 pieces just received, which we guarantee to
sell fully twenty-five per cent. less Than tiey have
been offered for this season. my 81
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ANNIVERSARY OF
THE
RICHMON RAYS,
JUNE 10. 1870.
GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET PIC-NI

GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET PICNIC
- TO
..r WEST POINT.
MUSIC. DANCING. BOATING. BATHING, AND
FISHING. ALL DAY.
The GRAYs, having chartered train or coaches
of the Richmond, York River and Chesa ke rail-
road, will give an EXCURSION, BASKET PICNIC.
and TARGET PRACTICE TO WEST POINT oil
THURSDAY. JUNE ~. 1879.
DANCING ALL DAY. Retire. 'hmcnts at city
prices. aud dinner at hotel for all who may prefer
a prize 10 lie shot for by vislters independent OF
COMPANY meal.
Tickets. round trip: Gentlemen, 81 ladies, and
children over tire. years old. soc.
The public may rely upon having pleasant, quiet,
and agree bic time. ,.u.
Tickets to be had OF the commit tee and memherS
of the company also at depot the morning OF the
excursion. $500, .. ,,.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANG EMENTs: Captain Bos-
sioux, Lieuienalts Phillips aud Lauehion Srlrcans
Tyler, Spence. ann Gibson, corpora i1ahR'lS' anu
'''"'N0 my 30-eodJc7I9lOIl
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NYCLE BROTHERS,
81 BROAD STREET,

3l1BROAD STREET,
elegant assortment of GOODS, in all their nu-
to their PARAsOLS and SUN-UMBRELLAS,
DRESS GOODS, DRESS and TRIMMlNG-SILKS.
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES, .PHAEFONS, AND BUG
" GiES-I have on hand few fine Extension
Top Family alrlages, Ladies' Phaeions, Top Bug
gies and light Business Wagons; one light omnibus,
suitable for Watering place purposes.
Repairing Of all kinds done at low prices In the
very best manner; estimates given. \ call So
licited. w. SMITH,
nv IA 3l4 north Filth street.
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ME- LARGE DINNER NAPKINS at 81
per doz Il worth $3.50;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at $3.50 worth So a
dozen:
DAMASK TOWELS at $3.50 dozen worth So;
TURKISH.BATH TONELS.at So per dozen worth
$3.50;
. so and COO. worth 75c. and 81;
SUPERIOR TABLE-LINEN from 4Oc. to Sl.75
per yard; go .'.:.s
TURKEY RED TABLE-CLOTHS and NAPKINS
at -i = LEVY BROTHERS.
my 90 t,s... -.
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Now is the time to buy real estate, says
the Chicago Tribune.
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EXCURSION,

GRAND EXCURSION,
" under ibe auspices Of
BROAD-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL, .''t
TO
OLD POINT. NORFOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH,
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1879,
ON THE
SPLENDID STEAMER ARIEL. .'.
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Boat leaves her wharf ut 6:3o A. NJ. ri"
Ticket for round Trip. So. Children under Twelve
years and over five years. $3.50; under hVe years.
free Tck cts gosd for one week.
Red ccd rats to excurSioniss at liygeiu ito'cl.
CARRIER will send for excursionists aud take them
10 Do1t for 25 cents each:
Tickets for saleat J WATSON Phillins's, 40l west
Grace street; j. n. WI kinson Co.'S, 20 north
Ninth street; G. P. .WaIfoid's. All east Broad
street; Woodhouse and Parham's. II o. east Main
street, W. Holt Richardson's, 10 north Fourteenth
street; Charles +. Eerrian's. druggist, l7tl M"in
street; G. N. Lumpkns, druggist, Dol north TWEEN
ty-ffth street and 1T CARRIERS Tict ct Agency. S2G
east Main street. Je2-M, W.tSMft
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Under tie auspices Of The OLD DOMINION
FISHING AND YACHT-CLUR, there VIII DC an
excursion on the Ariel TO Old Point, Norfolk, ana
Portsmouth on ...... .-.. :.
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP. 10. ..t'
TICKETS GOOD FOR WEEK,
REDUCED RATES AT HOTELS.
TAKE YOUR FAMILY.
... WHIFF THE SEA BREEZE.
COME WITH US!
No tickets sold at boat Rem mber that:
Tickets for sale by Andrew I'izzinl, ID. Columbus
DR. w III. Scott, Walt TAYLOR. Nj. &. Crowds,
George Schpn, w. II. Zimmerman. Names OF the
~ ,h"sa n'aces ie2
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NJ NEW GOODS! GREAT BAR
GAINSI

%. f. MITTELDORFE2,
527 BROAD STREET,
will omen on MONDAY large stock OF new goods
bouvh: at auction for cash. v hch we offer 70 the
public at extremely low prices. Give us L call.
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a neY bill to pens 4, spld iess lid the Mexi
can warts 70 be reported soon. s..
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NOTICE-TO EXCURSIONEsSI:n.
IN AND PICNIC PARTIES. 1ls g::nssssss
The barge NEW YORK. with capacity for 500
passengers, has just been fttei up, be CHAR
tered 10 any point on the rive r.
For terms. &c, apply on board or at Philadelphia
Steamship Shed. my l9 lin
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IF YOUR FOOT is SO BROAD A
or so narrow you can't get satisfactory dc, try
J. A. GRIGG,
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
who has GENTLEMEE'S, LADIES. and GILL.
DREE'S SHOES. very broad and vary rarro"
Old ladies' broad-bOttom, fat-heei CoN"hEoh
IASTiNG, F,JXED. and MOROCCO SHOES:
Old centeJntn's broad boz tom, hat-heel GAIIEhs'
Ladies plain ana fancy STRAP SLIPPERS and
Cieplieme"'s Low SHOES In Calf, Goat, Ename
chii I" NJ STRAP SLIPPERS. INLA1D TIES
and Low BUTTON SHOES:
SPRING-IIEEL NEWPORT TIES and BLOCH
HEELS, as large Is 10!4:
TRUNKS. VhLiSES, SA I Ii + LIS, BAGS
STRAPS &c.
STOCK VERY LARGE AND PRICES TO SUIT
THE CLOSEST BUYERS.
ap 21-codl
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GRAND EXCURSION OF CLAY
VI STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
JUNE 8. 1879, on the steamer Ariel. 10 OLD
POINT, NORFOLK, aud PORTSMOUTH, and re-
Turn. .
Tickets good for one week. Price for adults. 50 !:
children ever five and under Twelve years, $3.50
under five Years, free. s..
The steamer will leave the wharf ut Richmond al
6i5 A. n. Juuc Sd.
Secure tickets at A. ". CARRIERS, S25 Main street
Wo0dhouse s. Parham'S 107 buin str ct FarralI 5
drug-stor Twenty ffrh ana Leigh streets j. r.
Iouk's, 2l9 east Main street. c r. Walfcrd 6 COS.
At east Broad street: Norris drug store. west
Tanners grocery, west Main street. opposite The
Park. my 26-M,S& N3t
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NEW PRICES!
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RI CTS ROUND.TRIP 80 CTS.

w EXCURSION TO PETERSBURG
MONDAY. JUNE 9, 1879
tMEHORIAL-DAIl.
By the WALKER LIGHT GUARD, Company b.
First Regiment Virginia Volunteers.
Leave Richmond ut 8 A. NJ. Leave Petersburg at
Up. y.
Tickets for sale At Tnsley's cigar-st0re. 500
Rroai street: Lambcrt.s cgar-slorc. S3S Main
street: McPhaIl & Brothers. 1900 Main street !;
Morrison y Co.'S, 2517 Broad street: Farrir's,
$500 Leigh street; and by W. r. Tourney. {. F.
fipscolnb, and -. 3. Wlufree. Jr, Manchester.
SPECIAL CARS FOR LADIES.
A seat for every one. Cord order will he pre-.
served. my g. &je 2.3.4,5,6.7.9.
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GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET
VI PICNIC TO CRANEY ISLAND, on tHES-
APEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD: ON WHIT
MONDAY. JUNE I'd, by JACKSON DIVISION.
cup 10 the best shot: elass-bail sloong music and
dancing. croauc. quoits. sc. Train leaves al 1880
A. 81. IN WHIT. MUNDAi, june 81.
Tickets, Soc; children under twelve years of age.
25c my 31-2t*
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eRAsDEsT DISPLAY OF THE SEASON.
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THE FIRST GRAND EXCURSION

WEST POINT.
ON WHIT-MONnAY, JUNE 2, 1879,
will be given by MODOC TRIBE. No 51.LO.R. N.
a train Of coaches will leave the YORK River all
road depot AT III O'Clock A. NJ and return at O'Clock
2. NJ.
A FULL STRING BAND Will be In attendance.
Tickets for gentlemen. 81: ladies, SOC.
Tickets for sale by the Committee: w. y. Catlin,
N. b. Iinsey. Z. j. Tuck, K. f.. AGREE, and n the
trsIin on the morning OF Tie NcurStOn. MY 30 3it
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HE NONPARElL Ia


- THE NONPARElL II
EXCURSION no OLD POINT, NORFoLh.AND
PORTSMOUTH ON SATURDAY
.a& JUNE TIE 14TH.
THE BEST DAY.
FlRsT.CLASS ARRANGEMENTS,
RELIABLE COMMITTEE,
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.
LOWEST PRICE,
-...- q. ttt.a - GOOD TIME!
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horr they charge with connivance at dishon-
esty and corruption, and arc supposed to be
retained by him or his friends as attorneys
to plead his case.
Now the disaffectsd readers Of the ENTER
PRISE. who are threatening to stop their pa
per en- this ground, want to know that they
arc descending lower than any honorable
senatorial candidate would stoop to do : that
is, make US suffer for our opinions. r. A.
Horr has never attempted to put US under
obligation to him. Our opinion of his 1T
ness for senatorial honors did not spring
from any favors he has shown us or any fear
of him or his friends. No man connected
with the cheese business here has ever ap-
preached us with bribes Of any kind, OF, IL
we differed from them, ever threatened to
iujure our business by SO much As the with
drawal Of their names as subscribers.
We cannot say ss much for some who are
prejudiced against Mr.. Horr and who are
determined to belive that he makes money
out Of the cheese trade and that he Is q ST.
lent partner who knows all about before
hand and profits by every failure. There are
none so hitter and set, and full Of unreason-
ableness and animosity as those who will
not take any pains to find ou1 the truth. Can
you not see how contemplate 1t IL to re-
venge your spleen on another who in
position to know much more Of the facts Of
q case than you can, does not see and think
Just as you dos What kind Of patriot are
you who would coerce everyone into be-
l.eving what you believe and IL one differs
from you will injure him II you can? Is
that sensibleg Is 1t fsirs Is it manlyg
Now the ENTERPRISE is not going to be ex-
tinguished by the loss of one subscriber,
or two, or six, or fifty, and 1t Is Of no usc to
attempt to silence Its voice. or make US
afraid, when we know We are on the right
side.