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Il The matter has resolved itself into d.
rect question of Grant or Sherman thus
early in the game. Sherman, TO make any
fight in the National Convention OF 1880,
has got to carry Ohio for bis man Foster
this fall. Grant, to secure the nomination,
has got 10 prevent this. IL Sherman fails it
will be the end Of him. : If he succeeds
Grant is doomed, regardless OF what may
happen to Sherman afterwards. Grants
friends see that the question is raised and
that the time for action has come. If Taft
had been nominated this issue might have
been avoided. AS It Is, settlement must
he had ut once. II Grant is to be saved
Sherman must be sacrificed - Washington
Post. -.s 80 81 ~ ~ ~
New YORK, May 29.--Denis Kearney has
written letter In which he stales that his
party wifi nominate third ticket for Presi-
dent In 1880, and viii thereby throw the
election into the House Of Representatives.
He states that he would like to see John
SWinton, OF New York, President OF the
United States. ..3 u: s..
Marshal Kennedy fesiifies that in orderto
secure d q fsir election In New York city
ID absoJltel Hecessarg TO base thirteen
hundred active men In the Republican
,anse - appointed as deputy marshalS and
ppid out Of the public purse.
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ACCOMAC COUNTY.

~. MAY 81 1870.
Editors Dispatch: Weare now having a
very nrotracted drought-only one or two
light partial rains for the last six weeks.
The Irish potato crop has suffered, and win
suffer more than any other, and farmers are
beginning to look blue over the prospect,
as this is one Of our money crops.
Yesterday was court-day. The attend
anee was. small, owing, to so fair day for
work. Onr people turn out in larger num-
bers at public gatherings when the weather
is iunfavoiable for framework. Some inter-
est was manifested In the trial of several
parties for stealing cattle. A conspiracy
existed between buyers from Delaware and
natives TO steal cattle and send them off
with those purchased. The whole transac-
ton has now been discovered, and tile trial
will come OF tomorrow. 80
Our county elections passed of quietly,
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SIS Jonss,als.

te,,e no,t,,ern religious sra pers are, gene |
r,,lly sneaki,,p, assistant Repub iican organs.
rheir editors are never content 70 leave
saet,l:ar affairs 10 the secular press, They
ore always readssto prefer their malignant
al Wee. and. exhibit their dlabolicat malice
.,nwars.s the south. The present time IS one
that affords them apeculiarI opportunity 10
mir their cobweb theories and expose the
th,n covering Of hypocrisy which con-
seals their true character. Because Inc
Democrats in Congress, whether from
the North or the South, endeavor to have
laws repealed WHICH, unrepealed, mus.
sooner or later lead to despotic form, OF
government, the blinded and malicious
clerical .partisanses, whom we are speaking
choose TO regard the proposition 10 repea.
,h.ss laws rs q sectional question, instead
~ ! marty question. and falsely raise the
orv that the seccssionists are again at work
undermining the fabric OF the General GOV
| ernment. Taere is no possible excuse for
such conduct. The undisguised aud pro
fessed Republican Journals are certainly
competent 10 the task OF :iniaming the
| popular mind in the North, and hlllns the
| neoi1le with false and foolish ideas concern
ing the designs of ,therepresentatives OF Inc
] South in Congress.
last week we had occasion to call attea-
itiou to the surprising fact that the New
York Examiner and Chronicle had 1usti-
fed. at least partially, Judge HudHEs's de-
] c,s;o,, in the KINNEY case. We confessed
our s.surprise" at such liberaity IN an
assistant Republican paper. This weeks
No. OF the same paper. not only threatens
ftbe Democrats 10 Congress with destruc-
ton at the ballot box, but reproduces ITO"
| the Eoeaing Post a malicious article, winch,
purpor,ing to be fair, is as false as BEN.
BrrIER's lies OF other days aren't the
|lSoutb. THE article assumes one falsebood
as its base in protesting to think that Tue
measures which have occupied the .atten-
tion of Congress during the extra session
are sectional in their nature. 1t assumes Is
second falsehood to be the truth in afecting
to believe that the southern representatives
| misrepresent their constituents: 1t assumes
! third faIsehood to be the truth in trying
TO make it appear that The attachment OF Tue
/ democrats to their States-rights doctrines is
proof that they are still seccssionists at
heart. And, finally, it cites, by way OF ar
gument, celebrated so'called Union speech
OF Mr.. STEPHENS's, which speech this geu-
tleman has just declared, under his own
sign-manual, that henever delivered at any
| time nor at any place. ", -.
Now, isn't that fine record for So
called religious paper? What excuse can
be. offered for such conducts Ignorance?
Surely that is not a sufficient plea. A re-
| Iigious paper should kno,o what it publishes
to be true. The paper of which we are
speaking is blinded by prejudice. 1t verify
| believes that it is. doing God service when
it is misrepresentipg the intentions and the
policy Of the Democratic party.
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GRASDESE OfSpLa1 OF tIHE rEASOS.
Will OPEN MONDAY AND DURING THE
WEEK:
100 pieces best Lawns solid aud figured with and
40 pieces beautiful FRENCH ORGANIZE at 90
worth s5c. These goods are hr oe'o" their
We call special attention t, our large stock of
WHITE GOODS. RIBBONS, SOLID and striped
HOSIERY. GLOVES. &C., for schoo! commencr-
mepts. Don't faiI look at our line Of WHITE
GOODS purchased specially for these occasions
DRESS GOODS DRESS .GOODs!-Immense re-
duc'iou IN prices TO reduce our stock. Gail ana
examine our Lac before purchasing.
BARGAINS IN Sn.Ksi BARGAINS IN sATINS
BARGAINS IN. STRIPED AND CHECKED
S1LKS!-HavIng purchased iage STOCK of these
eoons at tess than their value we wish to give
our customers The advantage. so look = your
interest and give us a call.
BLACK Scope COOP n w" ni re kc
SA1IN-BR0CNDED, AID FIGURED GuNT-
INGS at CSC: PLAIN. STRIPED. AND BRO
CADED GRENADINES. al all prices.
80 pieces FIGURED AND STRIPED DRESS
LINES al 10 worth zoe. These goods arc seld
at less than shsy ee,s to R9rt Ai2 rni
&c. at low prices
PARASOLS PARaSJLS!-!A large stock-which
must be odd. Now IS the chance to get bar
gain in one. Call aud look Ut stock.
4 large variety OF TGRCiinN, BEETONE. ITAL-
IAN, VALENCIENNES, + E n Gil AND
OTHER LACES, 1t remarkably low prices.
200 dozen he,t yALENCIENNES LACES, for
trimming and White DRESSES. at 20 and
25c. n dozen. This Is Il great bargain. Also,
large line IL 4 o. 80. Toe, and : dozen.
~ dozen FRENCIl-WOFE COHSETS ut 35 worth
soc. This is ano' her bargain We offer. We have
also u large line at so. 75c., and 81. 80.
SUMMER STYLES Domestic Paper Fashions
IN received. We have every number and pat
tern that is out. Catalogues free. Country or
dcrs promptly attended 10 at
THALHlMER BROTHERS,,
my 31-S.M&W COL Broad street.
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49, = ~
and believe there Is more satisfaction over
The fesultsthan has heretofore been shown,
owing 10 the fact that there was no primary
election, convention. or nomination OF any
sort. Every one who wished 10 enter the
race for office did SO. The taxpayers sc.
.Iected their officers. The Republicans haa
no ticket, and the colored people spill up
and voted with the whites, which spleasea
some darkies, as they say they can make
more money by being allowed to vote re-
gardIess OF party lines.
| Already the names OF gentlemen willing
to serve in the Legislature next winter are
being quietly mentioned by themselves and
friends, and ere long there will be quite q
string Of them. n. -
I have not heard the State debt mentioned
In the county since the action OF the last
Legislature. Our people now look upon
that matter as settled, not to be revived
again. iEe ziI&r ~. - I' 2
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prrEsRs BrIRa.

mn. WEEK in THE TOBACCO MARKET CIR
q r,JrT EMBARRASSING CoURsE OF 4sEH-
MoSs--EgTIMATEs or CITY E3pEHDITuR 81
r,oY pRoWEED--DEc0RATIo s.DAY, &C.
sfe,orrespoudence OF The Richmond Dispatch.l s.
s, a SIS MAY 80, 1879.
IT IL represented by one who has long,
been in The business that this has oeen
about tbc dultest week IN the TOBACCO .raue
ever known Ia Petersburg. There mas peen
further decline on poor and common
grades. and for some brands OF lea1 price! ICES
are M low as they have been f0r thirty
wears. The sales in hogsheads to-day were
from ea 70 sc for leaf, and 81 to ~ on LOT
jnos. No fine tobacco Is Offering, ana the
market is oyerstocked with common ana
nondescript sorts, with more OF medium
quality than there is demand for. Fine to-
bacco, both for shipping and manufactur-
ing. will always command good prices.
Judge Weisigpr opened tne spring ptn
OF the Circuit Court OF, Petersburg to-aay.
The docket was called over, several DEGREES
entered, and judgments granted: me trial
of he suit OF Vickers Us. The City OF Man
chester removed to this court from Chester-
field county, was fixed for the 10th day OF
June, aud tie court adjourned over until
next Tuesday. L ,@,ssE.t.
Rev. DR.. Witherspoon, OF the Iabb-Street
church, has for some Sabbaths past been. de-
liyering course OF sermons on the IWeiVe
Apostles. devoting one sermon speclasiy TO
each apostie. The discourses have been
marked by great ability and research, ana
have been heard with instruction by very
large congregations. -. :,
At the meeting OF the Common Council
to be held next Monday the chairman OF
the several standing committees Will mana
in. their estimates OF the probable expendl-
lures OF their res pective departments for
the fiscal year commencing July 1st, so that
basis may be obtained for the rate OF tax
alton to be fixed for the year. It's thought
that the estimates will not vary materially
from the, appropriations made by the Coun-
Gil for the expenditures Of the present year,
and that the rate OF taxation will not he
changed. - ..>.@ - -
Rev. Thomas Spencer, OF St. Johns
church. announces that on Sunday night be
will deliver q slecia 4! discourse. about the
Ilate Episcopal Council. !1.@ H..
| A colored boy named Elias Purdy, aged
about thirteen. years, was drowned in the
AppomattoX river Just below Blandford
last evening while bathing. He attempted to
swim across the river, but became exhausted
about midway of the stream. HIS com:
panions were all small boys, and could rem
der no assistance. The body has not yet
been recovered. Two or three boys were
drowned near the same spot last year.
There were no formal ceremonies at the
National cemeteries near this city to-day.
A good many people drove out to Poplar
Grove this afternoon, some Of them carry
ing flowers. ...-
An effort Is to be made to organize pro-
lection degree of Knights OF Honor in this
city, to the membership OF which ladies
will be admitted. ROBIN ADA1R.
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BUNTINGS! BUSTINGS!
100 pieces Bt.ACK and COLORED. In PLAIN and
LACE STRIPE. At l2!5. l6's. 90 and Z5c.
ALL wool .BuNTlNGS at 20 ard 22c.:
40, is, so, So, 60. 70, Soc. anu 81, the greatest
bargains ever offered;
BLACK TAMISE. BLACK RENADINES,
BLACK SILKS ('rom aIction( at G2!, Is, SIG ,
81. Sl.25. $3.50, 1878, and 50. Look at these
CnURThULD GRAPE. very cheap:
4 fun line of DRESS GOODS from G4c. up:
LAWNS. W.. SIDEBAND. pain ami figured :
HeSf sSt a, ~ 1 r;%j FIs nEip 1irs !zc
CHENILLE Fl;lN,iES at 1Is-c.-l new suppl;
TRIAlMi NG-sIL and SATIAS in al shades to
match eord>-a great reduction;
NECk-HUFFLlNGS In all styles aud qualities Just
received from three manufacturers:
MADRAS GiNGtlAMS-a full line:
WHITE GOODS, CORDED PlQIES. VICTORIA
FEENrH oRGANDY, swiss MTSLlS,
NAlNSOOk, plain. striped, and checked.
MATTINGS! MA1TINGS!
900 pieces NEW MAiTINGS just received from
auctrun, In WHITE and FANCY. all The
e.. greatest bargains ever Offered In thcS" goods.
A White at l5c.. Il Check 1T 1859. A.
Fancy al 25c., regular nrice See: 5..i Check q,
Csc. worth 40c.. Ga White and Check at 3uc
regular r,ce SOC;
OIL-CLOTuS. Floor aud Table: COCOA MAT,
TINGS. HEMP and WOOL CAkPETS and
RUGS. to be sold n sacrifice To close;
FANS. FANS-.lI the latest novetica-trom &c. TO
Cd ri HUE FLANNEL at $3.50. s1.75. ard 90:
CASslM ERES, IWrEDS, CUTTuNAnE>. LIN
EN- DRILLS. KENTUCKY JEANS from l0c
per yard ~ $3.50.
CORSETS. CORSETS.
new ,uuply jI.t rcc' iyca
SIDE.LACE ana SinE-STEEL at soc:
CORSETS nj %. 80. 30, 7ac II. aIr! $1.2J
ABDOMINAL CUESETS, Tor stout Eidics, III 81
regular price 81:
PAR HSOL& PARASOLS-a new stock Just opened
from l5c. TO 81:
HOSIERY for latlit S, children, and ecn!cncn-a
large stock:
LACE sEARFS and BOWS from 15c. TO ~;
DOMESTIC> rctailed at wholesale prices:
for ladies. children, and gentle
men, from zee. TO the finest made:
LAUNBRIED SHIRTS ut 73c.-rrguar price
1928.
All We ask is call before You buy.
ID. & +. MITrFLDORFER,
my 24-S.M,&W SGT Broad street.
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, 3. 4
RANDOLPR's GRAvE.-A correspondent OF
the Richmond Dispatch gets after Garland
and $ Bonldin" both about their statements
with regard to the grave OF John Randolph.
He says the former speaks Of the "long
grass that waNessS' &c, and the latter OF bis
being buried sat the foot OF "A tall pine
tree.7
The correspondent says he was at the
grave few days ago, and there was no
grass on it, and not q pine tree in { hundred
yards Of if.
'iThe truth Of history" is. as stated in
Bouidin's book, that Mr.. Randolph was bu-
ried under tail pane tree, and the reason
why this correspondent did not see it is that
it was blown down by the wind. We have
seen 1t ourself, and many others now living
remember when it was standing. We did
not say 1t was still standing, and we hope
the Dispatch will set us rightin this matter.
D0nUiste Times.
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WASHINGTON CoUNTY.-The Bristol Ne11

WASHINGTON lUCNT1.-IUe DIIstVI NO1OS
says: .......
"Al,hough he [Mr. Wardl endeavored to
align the canvass on the debt issue, he Ut
terly failed 70. obIiterate the personal and
local issues which the great multiplicity OF
candidates caused. Indeed. Mr.. Trigg and
Mr.. Hawthorne and their friends refused
to recognize the issue or to accept it. They
repeatedly and persistently declared it bad
nothing whatever to do with the county
canvass for the office OF attorney. Inc
people took them at their word and declined
to make it a test" .. ......--..-
Just so. The people refused to be
:. aligned" on the debt question--refused
in other words, to be made the tools OF
demagogues. 1.'.
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The Isrhmus Canal,

We published yesterday morning the
Paris telegram announcing the adoption by
the Paris Canal Congress OF the Panama
and .Limon-Bay route by vote OF IS to 80.
This is the route advocated by Lieutenant
WYsE and that is favored by NJ. RATAzZI.
1t is opposed by NJ. BLANcHET, who is OPP
posed 10 any Darien plan. NJ. LEssEPs s
understood SO be DESTROYS to be out oil the
question, while the advocates Of the WISE
Lin,on-P Panama plan are pressing him most
earnestly to favor their side. The project
Is great undertaking. mt is estimated ct
$1Ge, 100000, sna both locks and.a tunnel
are contemplated. Engineer talk looks for
ward to immense work, and one engineer
speaks OF MoSnt Gents as being mere
sewer to the ship-tunnet, so great will be It's
immense height and width wrought out OF
the solid rock faot by foot. He declared
that II you carry thenchsnnel for Darien
ssoyer the rock by locks you have still the
creek to work ins iffy0u carry it through
@sby tunnels or. an'open cutting You are al
:. most everlasting the. capacities Of man.
The contest about the line has already
giyen rise to a considerable war OF words,
aud there is not any sign Of the near APP
proach OF peace. Thsre is little encourage
ment to hope for muea harmony upon such
subject while. different projects are sus.
tanned sozealcusly; for after the conclusion
OF the great argument there must neccssa-
riiy be coalition between some Of the prin-
cipal Powers to secure the money to build
the canal between the oceans.
Before the DarIen canal, or rather the
trans-continental highway, -shal be'built, if
it ever shaa be, there will la all probability
be at least three trans-coRtisental RAILWAYS
in.tbe United States, besides the Nicaragua
railway lin Central America. We cannot
ssdoubt that these lines OF transportion win
diminish very decidedly the stimulus to
raise the many aillions OF gold tasat may be
required 10 build the Darien canal from the
Atlantic to the Pacific.
England, bayisg Suez In her posses
SON. will not experience any gsaat ea-
gerness to undertake the Darien canal, and
America will hardly hunt for opportusities
Iof new herculeau exploits while her great
tsans.continenta, pfos eets are yet SO far from
eonpietion-so far from being brought into
pe-giying vigor and iife TO the immense
commerce and developmsnt Of the vast
mineral wealth which eaa be found where
the railways pointout. pa .s5
There is. therefore. very ksir reason to
suppose that after the lively discussion
there has been there win probably be a
quiet interval of some time to come. Dr..
LEssEPs win hardly be seconded by any OF
the leading Powers. Aud neither England
nor the United States Will take any step at
an early Day that may bribg the Darien ca.
nal No the ascendant. IS s,
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THE Great Fur Land or, Sketches of the
: 'tLiiffe In the Hudson's Bay Territory. By
FL. NJ. ROBINSON, formerly United States
Assistant Consul at Manitoba. With nu-
merous illustrations by, CHARLES CAsCHE.
The author traversed a country fruitful
OF interest, and his sketches. are no doubt
enriched by their adventure and hardships,
as we'll as By their geography.
! For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON & Co.
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az COHEN BROTHERS.
NEW GOODS! NEW Styles
NEW PRICES!

We viii on MONDAY, June 2d. open our fourth
supply of NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON, IN
Guiding ~".'
so pieces LACE-sTRIPE BLACK BUNTING at
17kc. worth fully 35c.;
so pieces BLACK ga STRIPE BUNTING a.
- .7lc-cannot ue bought for less than s1.25;
100 pieces BLACK AND COL0RED ALL. WOOL
{, BUNTING at 22c. worth fully 35c.;
Our MADRAS BUNTING. 81 inches wide, at 81,
is the most superb wool fabric ever offered In
this city. ..aas
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It's not question of State sovereignty
that Is now before the people, but the qnes-
ton whether Capitalization shall be permit.
ted TO destoy State governments.
Peter Cooper. Wendell Phillips, Scion
Chase, J. 3. Weaver, and B. F. Butler are
expected to. be present at the Greenback
meeting in Boston on Thursday, June 9Th.
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NE UNION-STATION Saba II
SCHOOL-The anniversary OF this school will be
celebrated TOMORROW at 3:45 p. NJ. Interesting
exercises by the children, and an address by Rev.
PRESTON G. NASH. Public invited.
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DEATHS.

Died. of scarlet fever, in HenricO county. on'1he
% instant EMMA j., in the seventh year OF her
are ano on the 2Sih instant, Of the same disease,
WILLIAM E., in the ninth year OF his ace poih
children Of r. g. and E. j. Smith. '--i
suffer little children to come unto me and forbid
them NOT, for of such Is the Kingdom of Heaven.
Died. in Philadelphia, Pa, May 10. 1879. at the
residence Of her daughter. Mrs Nargaret Mears. NO.
325 bean str, ct. Mrs. PEGGY CARTER. In The
seyenty-siXth year Of her age; a native Of Rich:
mond. ~.
the 22d instant. She was beloved by all who knew
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ET GRACE-S EFT BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Foushee streets)-
Rev. u. A. OWEN, of Mobile. Ala. will preach At
O'Clock A. n. AT o'clock P. NJ, Rev. j. c. HIDEN,
u. D., Of Grecnvile, s. O.. will preach the ami
versarv sermon before the Ladi.s Aid Society OF
this church.
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The intelligent Republican editor OF the
North really supposes that if few Missis-
sippians were to fire upon vessel carrying
OFF negroes, their act would be new /" re-
belion.'' He would have the army sent
thither at once! Tbat is the New York
ayibane's and the Philadelphia Bulletins
idea Of what rebellion is.
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I ne heading Of 70 & MID dIs-A ged Demo.
Gratis 8 ninicatien in gesterday,s Dis.
pGteA ought ID haye been (. asess York sit mol
sorslaLDEs Instead of sNeW York out
for TILDEs.7
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SILKS SILKS SILKSi

-..' SILKS! SILKS! SILKSl b.
Our display In this particular department Is I'M
e1ualled. All the new shades at aslonishingly low
prices.
See our Csc. eros GRAIN TRIMMTNG-STLKS;
In BLACK SILK we can give ali the qualities of
the wcIl-knowr makes OF Guinet, Ponson. Tell
lard. and Schroeder; .s"r- '.
ELEGANT QUALITY BLACK SILK only &C.;
Our sl.22 GRAS DE RINE is cheap at S1.75.
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PgC-NICS.
e9-CENT STORE.
A T THE 99-CENT STORE.

The entire stock OF CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
reduced to prime New York cost. One or two
are slightly injured, but they are the bargains of
the season..
] have received this week
Bargains in PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS:
FRENCH CHINA CUPS and sAUCERS, $3.50
per set: '.-.. ...-.. .-.... ...
All sizes FLOWER-SPRINKLE .-..
Full line BIRD-CAGES of all grades, both Brass
and Painted;i 49,
WATER COOLERS, ICE-ToNGs, ICE PICKS
and CRUSHERs, &C.;
H-BASRETS, RUSTIC BASKETS. RUSTIC
STANDS. FLOWER.BASKETS, &c, &C.; !.
GLASS GoBLETs-Engraved, Plain, Figured, and
Common. r.ar., ,..r.t-.. .;. s...
NEW GOODS FOR THE 5-CENT COUNTER
by every steamer.
Catalogues mailed free. W. A. STEVENS,
my3l sos Broad street.
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~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Sixth streets).-Preaching In tine
morning by Rev. j. G. HIDEN. OF South Carolina;
at night, Rev. Mr.. OWENS, of Mobile, Ala. --'
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nny2l-1rr
ITO HOLDERS OF
:, CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1850.

At meeting Of the Board of Commissioners
of the Sinking FUND held May l. lS79, II was
{ Resolved. That The acting prsdest OF me Board
Standing Londs OF tie city of Richmond, due In
1880 WIN on aud after the 1t day or July, 1879,
be redeemed on presentation ut the oiiice oil the
Auditor Of the city.
In pursuance OF the above directions. hereby
pige notice thai the SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF
THE CITY. due In July. 1880, amounting 10 S67,.
45l.37. and August. 1850, amounting 10 &37,-
56S.ZS--totai, $4,000 e.65-Htll be redeemed At
PAR MD ACCRUED INTEREST on presenfa.
ton At the ofice OF the AUDITOR OF The city Oh and
afler the lsT DAY OF JUDY 1870.
# ,,s. HENRY G. CANNON.
Acting President Commissio uers Sinking Fund.
my3
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the goth OF MAY. at the residence Of
the brides mother Ivy the Rev. c. II. Read. D. D..
ROBERT St)MERVtLLE and Miss MARY, the
youngest daughter Of the late Hancock Lee.
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NJ MAIN-STREET CHR IS Ia n
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel streets)-
Preaching by Z. l.. WALnRoP at IL A. NJ. =.
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NJ GRACE-sTREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH REV. c. Fl. READ, u. d., Pastor.)
Preaching at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and 5 p. III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-31
GRENADINES.

GRENADINES. .,.t..
In this department we guarantee you the best Sc
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STRIPES, PLAiDs, FIGURED. CHECKS, and
MEXICANS, In all colots, including the tint
shades .. 1855. -.......
Sec our 9Ic. BLACK GRENADINE. and our ALL
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worth 75c. '-.