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CHOICE VILLAGE :. lots

10 zizl.i2 2A0IN .L1t G9ltEOsg mos
I. al FoR SALE.
siauto OF 2niIoaGs isuH ~5slss
81 4 GOOD BUILDING LOTS on North Chest.
q i nut st, and on King st, near West Main
p. are in the market. fes saae: An inxestn. 4
IN vnlage Lots In Rayenna has ProyentI
better than Money At 20 per cent. Interest.
terms. inquire AZ Law once eofi Of
'c.t S1.ipi" Nv. B. THOMAS.
Aem,,. lils7l. = 2ss mI Ravenna.o
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Is first rate article for Blacksmith or Grafa
purposes The mine is situate on the west lilo
OF .Atwater. Persons desiring to obtain tsis
Henry Davis.
Atwater Feb 8, 1873. 4as tf,5
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EEsTn6ONIALs.

.4.s
a.. - ss,s,.Lany jEayennA March - IsW.
NJ. q. 8. RUxzHLL: Dear oir@My Wakon tksA
1purchesed Of you about two yesfs seo.l nuss
ckn0wledge is much better than expected.
6ein8 ofmedium si1e. Thought 10 TO hxhe l6r
Easy, and have often carried oh Il ~ brteks
from my kiln. II viii carry eight thousanl
sounds. and has never cost me one cent for re-
Detrs. $50 Yours truly f!j II, ,F.CARle.
Jrasvz YsoGiaa shalersville, Marsh ID ISw.
MR. o, 8. BUzzELL. Dear Sir LIN the fall a
> ~ i purchased Of you slfeht wagon. W eight
which think is fSe easiest "a funnins 1sxsrI rrs
on 1t at one time. All the expense that -
upon it for the drst twA1ve years Was forseg.
ttngttre once. Yours, with respect.
8. @. ELDRIDGB.
aoijifistyoH 1Eavehna Z. March II. 1sar.
NIB o. s. BuzzELL: Dear Strive have been
iusipgoneof your one horse wsepns now over
two years in our lumber yard, often loadineh
with one thonsAndfeet or green heMl6ck sn.
OAK, and we think it the best and easiest rus-
ming wagon we ever had. II will carry e.,
Is And has never stus'one ilol1Ar tor FepatrS
~ PEE 'e.s 'nei esIis Y is1sdTTHlftnrasp co.
: also have for SAFE 's'TTr' IToT9 % i'e
<xs Il
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: also Ia Va fo, sa,A. .silII' LI9T9 of if'
! aa23 sf';'s VILLAGE .L[.lI4lAAG OTIS,
nest pleasant and Erowiss fs psff of M he q sows.
cHil ee sold chesn sld "a esed sesus..a -
4 i ~ sgn57E3T' ~ 'blns = ine
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/. ersaiences, then on history, literature,
art, and in them all found him to be
well grounded. / was amazed, and
yet I had suspected that he was some
thing moro than he represented him.
self to be-.
A few days after this I was wander.
ing In the mountains, and as I wearily
climbed to the summit of one of the
highest crags I threw myself down,
and could not repress an exclamation
Of delight at the beautiful prospect
spread out before me.
Yes, it 10 very beautiful. have
been admiring it for hours said low
sad voics. go
I Wa startled. and glancing hastily
arousdL / beheld the musterious Joe,
5 looking quietly away over the land
scsps. = Ss-4 srs<.r, ;..a.f ;."s
It reminds me- continued he, un.
needing my surprise, it reminds me
OF . scene in Northern Italy. Yes, yes
It y very beautiful
! had travelled extensively myself
and begsn TO talk to him Of foreign
lands, and found that he was familiar
with mens places and things In almos
every quarter Of the globe. longed
to ask him who and what he was, bu,
i knew that the question was useless
Suddenly he ceased talking. ani
looking msditatixely away lscross th,
beautiful prospect before us, he drew
from his breast pocket . small, we'll
worn package. He unwound two oI
three wraps from 1t, and then handed
ne : card. II wse the photograph O
lady and although in the course ol
my wnndsrings I have seen nearly al
The lannon's. beAutiss Of the civilized
world, never bsheld 20 fair : face. Il
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
:. n = sd

j Il II
& Government Sscnrftfes.-Uni.cd states aJs5.s'.''
5loe hid; Uai,ed sta,ca As, i0ig bid. .a =.
e State observation-disclosures coreois 81 bid SIX
deferred Did; Sirgiaia ntefes. eeriiicas 1a
MD Virsiaia tax-reeeiyable COUPONS. 90 bid. s2n
aG ssr,n aI ct, Sa e asea
12o Bid; Rtchmend city 6s, J. and j.. t1e4 bid !.
Peiersgnrg city 6's, ard A.; 100 asked; Peter
as, J. and j., III bid; Lynchburg city S., J. and
j.. 102 bid; Norfolk city wxter Ss, ]. aud n, no
bid: fredericksburg city 7's. u. and ~, LOG bid
Msnshester city SIS, tax receivable, ID. aud 3, 20
Ka.froad Bonds--vireinia Central Railroad
Central Railroad nor. mortgage SIS, ). and j.. Io4
nll nrx1Iia and Tennes.ee Raiiro. 70 s,eond mort,
xsge 9 T. sa, a. ss sIa soStsse Rsf Sa
Norfolk and Pelersbore Railroad second mortgage
s's, J. aud j., gin bid; Petersburg Railroad frst
sisstppi and ohio Railroad t cer,'lcs,e. ioo bid
kienmond: Frsdericks bur; and Potom.c Ratlroad
mond. deIicksburg aud Potomac Railroad
mortgage rs. J. and j., l02 bid; Orange and Alex,
andria Railroad second mortgage 6's, ]. and j /.
and o.. los bid; Atiarin and Charlotte Airline
Railroad first moi tsusc rs, j. and j.. 40 bid.
sRf s
Ruilrcad Nocks-Ghesa peake and Ohio Rail-
road s IL 100 par oie Richmond. Eredesicksourg
so a'ked: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad per cent; guaranteed. 100 par, n bad !;
Richmoud, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
san 90
noud aud DanSiiie Railsosd, 100 par, 9 bid, lo,f
Bank Stocks.-First National. 100 par, 1T bid :
Union Bank Richmond, so par, 42k bid; Mer-
chants and Planters Savings, 25 par, 161 bid; CHI
| Insurance Com nies.-- Virginia Fire and 30.
rne. rs par. SO bid. 3Sx asked: Virginia State 25
se xsn snl es 400 S bid
| DIG, e44 asked; Granite 100 lar, 10 asked.
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ODstUa ry.

New YORK, May 12.-Mr. j. ". Simon
ton, the general agent Of the New York
Associated Press, was plunged into deep
affliclion this evening by the somewhat
sudden death Of his wife-a most excellent
wife and mother, dearly beloved by wide
circle OF acquaintance and numerous bene-
ficiarics OF her unfailing and generous
bounty. She had just been with her huS-
band on an extended trip 10 the Pacific
coast and Colorado, and was taken with
pneumonia on the cars, which developed
latent heart. disease, and ended life Of love
and usefulness.
LANCASTER, PA, May 12.-John }. Coch-
raue, a veteran journalist Of this city, died
at bis residence this afternoon, after long
and severe illness.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, May 12.-General
Douglas II. Cooper, brother OF the rare
United States Acknowledgement Samuel
Cooper, died at Port Wachita a lie" days
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1NO VINU
Executive Mansion, May II, 1879.

The LAST OF JOHN BRowN''s RAIDERS
[Fromthe Rochester IN. " Union. IAN
aged man, with strange, eventual history,
was this morning discharged from the Mon-
roe county Jail, in which be had been con-
fined two months on charge preferred by
his sister OF embezzing money owned by
her. His name is Thomas 81. Taylor, ana
he is about sixty-fve years old. In his
youth he studied law in this city with Judge
Hastings, and was regarded as man OF
uncommon ability as a lawyer, speaker,
aud essayist. The event in his career
that be is apt to be remembered longest
by is that he was one OF John Browns fol-
lowers when the latter made his memorable
raid on Harper's Ferry. Taylor was with
Brown al! through that historic incident,
and is said to be the sole survivor Of old
s. Ossawattomie's" companions. During
the war ,hetwasin the Federal army, and
was twice taken prisoner, passing some OF
his time in Libby prison. OF late years bis
mind is said to have become impaired, and
tie action which resulted in his being ar.
rested Is attributed 10 that fact. He now
makes Maeedon bis home. s. IS. ~ 81
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THE LATE sT NEWS.
BY TELF.aRApr TO THE D1spATe1T.

VETO OF PRESIDENT HAYES UPON THE
MILITARY NoN.INTERSERENCE BILL
: WHOLESALE ESCAPE OF PRISONERS
FROM THE BRYAN tTExAs. JAIL-LYECH
Law IN NEBRAsKA-Co CONGRESSIONAL
AND OTHER WASHINGTON PROCEED,
ISGs-THE CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTIONAL
PARTY-A NEw-YcRK THIEF INDICTED
LOSS OF a SAN DOMINGO sCHooNER-Id
MENsE FIRES IN THE CATsKILL NOUN
-TAINs-oBITUARY-T KENTUcK 7
RAcEs-BREwERY BURNED NEAR PnlLA
DELPHIA-FIREs IN THIS COUNTRY. AM,
!, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A WOMAN WHO
MURDERED HER HUSBAND AND BRO.
W-RACES-yAR1OUS GRIMES
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWS, &C.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Peru. -
TOWN DESTROYED.

f. r..- 1OHN DESIRUIED. ..,.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1s,-The principal
part or the town Of Isbit, on the eastern
border OF the Government of Peru, at the
confluence OF the Isbitand.Nssa. rivers. was
destroyed by fire on Friday. The popula-
tion Of Isbt is about 1850. .
- Rome. aH.-'
ROME, May 12.-At the consistory held
to-day the Pope appointed five Cardinal
priests and three Cardinal deans. Among
the new Cardinals are the Rev. DR.. John
Henry Newman, OF England, and the Rev.
DR.. Herzenrather. The Pope Also made
numerous appointments to bisboprics !;
among them, those OF Cardinal Hohenlohe
Cabe to that Of Dublin, and Rev. Dr.. Wood
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, May FIT is reported that
Garibaidi is better, but the accounts OF the
state Of his health are very conflicting.
Fifteen farm-houses near Parma, Italy,
have been destroyed by land-slip.
The Emperor Of Austria has consented to
arbitrate between Great Britain and Mica
ragua respecting differences arising out Of
the treaty OF friendship, commerce, and
navigation between those countries in 1860.
LONDON, May ia dispatch from ST.
mons Bay, Cape Of Good Hope, dated April
18th, says there has been no fresh fighting.
Lord Chelmsford and Prince Louis Napo-
leon have gone to Kambula, Nuguevanda.
Cetewayo's youngest brother has surrcn-
dcred. The death CT UmbaliIi, one Of the
kings brothers, is confirmed. The news
from the Transvaal is encouraging; the
Beers have broken up their camps and re-
turned home.
A dispatch from Iqucque, Peru, dated
May 5th, says the blockade by the CHILEAN
fleet continues.
A dispatch from Sm'a to the Reuters
Telegram Company says that intelligence
from Turkistan reports that the Chinese
troops were twice successfully attacked BY
the KhirgiSc tribes from the Andijan dis
trict, who now hold Kash Gar. ~ Chinese
army OF 10000 men is concentrated on The
Eeiee river.
VIENNA, May 12.-Spizza was formally
surrendered Sunday TO the Austrlans, AMI
the Austrian troops entered the place nn
opposed.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2-Intellgenct
has been received from Tiilis that disease
with a terrible mortality is raging IN ter
villages in the Caucasus. a solemn process
sion Of holy pictures has been held in III,
district OF CARR, ami prayers offered fo
the preservation Of the inhabitants.
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New York Items.

New YORK, May 12.-John Dobbs, the
bank-burglar, who was arrested in Phlla-
delphia, was arraisned in the General SEES
sions Court to-day to answer indictments
pending against him for burglary and gran q
larceny. He pleaded mot guilty." and
was committed without bail.
The Conference OF Baptist Ministers was
called to order this morning by Rev. DR..
Lawrence, in the Mariners Temple. A
communication was read from Rev. DR..
Fulton, rendering his resignation.
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THE PoINDEXTER TRIALS.
THE poINDExTER TRIALS.

READY TO-DAY, an Impartial account thfty-six
pages octayo) Of the shooting OF Charies u Cafus
by John Z. Poudex,er, personal description Oh Tue
prjncipaI characters, Corouers iJQaest examination
t the Police Court and two trials before the HIST
ings Court; together with lists OF those examined Us
to their quaacationss rs jurymen, sad other
iDg information, = 80 4. ~ Dr. ~
For slagle copy. 25 cents. isss:' u. 5'@
For sale by newsdeaiers.
". d. cffEsTERatAE
apee.d, v&w L. II. FISHER.
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dissatisfied CheyenneS.

ST. LOUIS, May ia delegation OF six
Northern Cheyenne Indians, under hittie
Ch;ef.D and in the care OF J. D. Mills,
agent. and Ben. Clark, interpreter, arrived
here to-day from the southern Cheyenne
agency en- route for Washington, whittier
tbey 90 to urge President Hayes TO allow
thrm 70 return to their former homes in the
north. The band represented by this dele
cation has about 900 warriors, all OF whom
Are very much dissatisfied with the coun'
try TO which they have been sent by the all-
tborities, and they desire above all things II
he sent back TO their northern homes,
where the bones OF their ancestors lie.
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NEW BOOKS. .s,-'i.
LIFE LESSONS FROM THE BOOK OF PRO-
VERBS. BY Bishop Perry, of Iowa. $3.50.
A LIFE WORTH LIVING. MEMORIALS OF
EMILY BLISS GOULD. By L. w. Bacon.
$3.50.
THE VICAR OF MORWEESToW. A LIFE OF
ROBERT STEPHEN HAWKER, NJ A. BY S.
Baring-Gould. Sl.75.
THE CHURCHMAN'S HANDBOOK. A PRAC
TICAL GUIDE ON THE RIGHTS AND d.
TIES OF RECToRS, WAaDESs, YESTRY-
MEN. &c. BY Thomas Richcy. ID. d. 81.
SERMONS. By William Bacon Stevens, ID. DIS
Bishop Of Pennsylvania. SITS.
THE AGES BEFORE MOSES: SERIES or
LECTURES ON TIE BOOK OF GENESIS. By
JIM Gibson, D. D. Sl.2S.
LETTERS OF JOHN KEATS 70 FANNY
BROWNE. Price. $50.
SPIRITUAL SONGS. WITH MUSIC FOR THE
CuuKCiI AND CHOIR. BY Rev. Charles 5
Robertson, ID. ID. $50.
4 YEAR AT BNlERCLlFFE. PRETTY Ju'
VENILE. 90c.
my 10 WOODII0USE & PARHAh.
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~ca,tforuia Political Matters.

San Francisco, May 12.-Since the re-
cent election a project has sprung up TO o..
ganize a new party, to be called the g Con-
stitutjonal party" with The object Of elect
ing a. Legislature and State officers who will
proceed to put in force the provisions OF the
new Constitution.
At meeting OF ward politicians OF the
Worfingmen's party to-day, and the "Sand
Lots,r the provisions Of the new Cnustitu-
ton were emphaticalIy nesatived and news
paper dictation denounced. Politicians
who had sought to obtain the support OF
the Workingmen's party by advocating the
new Constitution were .soundly berated, and
it was resolved That the Workingmen's par
ty would enter into no combination, but
would fight their interests on their own
line
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Murder Avenged by lynch Law.

CHICAGO, May H. Information has been
received that on Saturday night Charles
Reed, OF Sydney, Nebraska, who was in
Jail there for having murdered Henry
Loomis the preceding day, was taken out
by about 400 citizens aud haDged.to tele-
graph-pole on the main street OF the town.
The mob then dispersed, firing revolyers in
the MIR and shouting /" Loomis is avenged"
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MARINE ENTELLEGESCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY ~, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mcr-
chandise and passengers. ": Allen Co., agcnls.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc and passengers. J. w. McCarrick agent.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, Uniled States
mail, merchandise, aud passengers, l.. B. Tatun'
agent.
Schooner Henry p. Ravens, Pierce, New York,
railroad iron, Richmond and Danyllle railroad.
ERRATA.
The schooner J. NJ. Carter. reported in Saturday.
Disputch, IN The Marine News" as from Horse
Island, ice, Jane King" was an erroneous rpGrt
MIS-. King has never shipped pound or Horse.
Isaud icc-docsnt deal in It, The schooner was from
kcnncbec river.
BY telegraph. .'
NEW YORK. May II Arrived: Devon. Arrived
out: Lizzie Morris, Wilhelm, XII ker, Mississippi
Minnesota, City Of Richmond.
WILMINGTON, n. C., May l2.-Thc Russian bark
EcIiptic. Captain JohaHsen. hence for Riga, bur-
dred miles cut shipped q sea aud stove her bull
warks. She sprnng a-lcak and put back. She had q
cargo of rGsin. She VIII discharge and repair.
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General Jail Delivery In Bsyan, Texas

NEW ORLEANS, May PA special from
BRYAN, Texus, to the Galveston Heacs says
Last night all the prisoners save one es-
canned from the jail at this pIace-a confede-
r-rte of the prisoners, concealed In the JAN,
having overcome and secured the laner'
Among those escaping are the Jones broth
ers and Stearns, the murderers OF Morse al
Cniyert,s Texas, and Andrew Walker, the
murderer and bond-counterfeiter. Ine
prisoners secured the Jail. Armed citizens
are In pursuit of the fugitives."
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Probable wreck Near Kitty HAWK.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The Signal Corps
observer at Kitty Hawk reports at 4:l0 P.
n. to the chief signal officer as follows !:
:. Have been Informed that the dead body
OF man washed ashore yesterday ten miles
south OF the station. Also, found written
on piece OF paper, Schooner Roman,
from St. Domingo, loaded with sugar and
molasses,' Portions OF barrels and hogs
heads have washed ashore near the same
:,
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Lexington NV. Faces.

LEXINGTON, May 1.-THE attendance to-
day was large and the track in fine order.
The first race-purse OF $3.50, for all ages,
one and n half nliles-was won by Dave
Moore, the fayorite in the betting. after q
bard contest; Croplet second King Faro
third. Time, $40.
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President. getoing the bill to prohibismitf-
tary interference at.eleesions, tbe. army ap-
| preparation bill, with the objectionable
ciause stricken out, was intro dtfccd by Mr.,
Deer!ng, OF Tennessee; whereupon Mr..
Knott. OF Kentucky, moved that the House
adjourn. The yeas and nays were ordered,
and the House refused 10: adiourn-yeas.
SO nays, 114. Z Il,
The biIiintrodreedb by Mr.. Deering was
then read and put uponi its passage. It was
defeated-yeas. 101i; nays, 109.G All the
GTeenbaekers except Mr. Ladd, OF Maine.
voted in the affirmative on the passage OF
the bill.
The result OF the vote was greeted with
clapping Of hands On the Democratic side,
and with eounter-demenstretions on the
Republican side. -
Under the call OF the States large num-
Der OF bills were introduced and referred.
On motion OF Mr. Fernando Wood aresot
lntion for the final adjournment of this ses-
sion on the - day Of May {date not tixea)
was referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means. ->
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Cabell, oil
Virginia. giving the consent OF the United
States to General Castis Lee to prosecute
his suit for-!he recovery OF the Arlington
estate. AS the law now is the United States
| cannot be sued without consent, and to OBJ
tain that consent is the object OF the bill.
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uxsferio.,s aIureicr.

NORWICH, CONN, May 12.-The BODY OF
James Mcclure. a factory boss ut MeehaR-
iesyiIIe, VINO disappeared a week age, was
today found In q swamp near that place
with q bulIet-hole In his temple.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May ~. 1870.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
: WnEAT.-Red. % bushels. ...'..
CORY Whtte, 1852 bushels. Yelioio, 400 bush.
cs. Aired. eco bushels. ,.-.-t :,
{, OATS.-l2S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-Red, 90 bushels 9ood Fnliz at Sl.12:
bushels. t... ...'"' .s. -
ConN-W White, 16S bushels prime at Ole; 80
6u he' very gooh al c.. 81 bushels urine at Ia.
100 bushels very cood at blc.-to,al. 1872 bushels
Rtred, 100 bushels very good on private Terms.
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wise-Murtier and snicide!

/. NORWICH, CONN, May 12.-Andrew Man
ming. dissipated factory operative at Dam
iekonyile, Conn, 10. day quarrelled with bis
wife and struck her on the bead with an axe,
killing her instantly. He than ran to q neigh.
boring pond and drowned himself.
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aonthern Baptist e,0nvenaien

ATLANTA, Ga, May I2.-Fohr thousand
dollars were collected IN cash and pledges
In the Southern Baptist Convention to-day
for; the Theological Seminary at Louisville.
Ky. The Convention instructed the Home
Mission Board to commence a manuaLlabor
school aE1oug the Creeks In the Indian ter
ritory by October, and approved the ap-
pointment OF Rev. g. B. Hartwell as mis-.
sionary among the Chinese in California.
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Pos..essce Robbed a adj Rnruet,

/ ST. JOHN, N. B.. May 12.-'The post-otfice
and adjoining stores as Newton, Kings
county, were robbed and burned by burg.
lars this morning.
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By Telegraph.
Nruy vonv

NEW YORK, May l2-Soon.-Stocks strong.
Money on call 2G3 per cent. Exchange-Loug,
ASIA; short, 4SSi. State bombs duh. Governments
drm. -. r. III. q
ts.ntng.-Money, * per cent. EXCHANGE, 4874
dull. p. s.a
ID .... BALTIMORE. I'LL
BALTIMORE, May 12.-Virgia,a 6's. deferred
~; consois 5Cs second series, 40: psst-duc cru-
pons: sli. Moth Carolins 6's, old, 22h; new, IL.
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Flour.

Fine, $3.50: sunerHne, $3.50; extrs. $5.25
common 'a'atly. s5. IS; fancy Drau2j, $69s6.75
Staunion extra, 1925. ~. -
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ELEGANT STATIONERY.

LATEST STYLES-sOHe entirely new;
NOTE-PAPER:
MENU CARDS:
..s@~ VISITING CARDS, &C
J. Call and see the large assortment 1t
RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH's
my l0-d&w Bookstore and Rin'icry.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, Say II, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 40 hogs.
beads. The offerings at auction Change wers
As packages; of which number II were sold al
prices ranging from 81 20 TO &25.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
DOCK OF CITY ORDINANCES.

A limited numter Of copies Of the
CITY ORDINANCES. CHARTER, &C., COM
PETE. ...
Just revised and printed. 4 most usefHl book to
all citizcnS-especially professional men. For gale
BY y. w. RhNDoIrh q eHHLleH.
NJ
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ruE PREDICTED VETO.
..,.,eps Declines to sign the
Tse I'D Auss-Rayonct Bsii.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
EMORY AND EftNRY COLLEGE.


FMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
- The terms Of Office for which the present Ea.
the nth DAY OF JUNE Next, and on thai d.,
the joint Board OF Trustees and Visitors will pro-
coed TO elect PRESIDENT and PROFESSORS 10
l. MENTAL AND MORAL SCIENCE -. Il
2. ENGLISH LITERATURE AND MODERN
LANGUAGES - :3.5 ~ So
. 9. ANCIENT LANG UAGES.
4. MATHEMATICS.
8. NATURAL SCIENCE. '-s
Applications for these positions should be adj
dressed TO FRANK y. FiSULAY,
Secretary Joint Bolrd.
ap1S-IawtJe1S Abingdon, Va. =