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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-26

The Philadelphia Times Of Monday pub.
fishes long and Interesting sketch Of Mr..
SEYMoUR's life, and editoriajly speaks OF
him as follows:
Horaiio Seymour Is the ablest Aad best OF
our living statesmen OF any party. He has
more OF the gIander attributes Of states
mauship than any OF the political leaders Of
our time, aud, II his health could be as
sured, he would make one OF the most com.
peteut and patriotic Chief Magistrates the
country has ever had. He has filed impor-
tant positions Ia his own State; has al
wsys been the strongest man his party
could select as its standard-bearer, and
his official record 10 singularly free
from blemish. In disregard Of his earnest
protest he was nominated for President
in 1868, and compelled to accept the honor;
but he obeyed reluctantly, and held New
York against Grant in that memorable strug-
gle. In 1876 he was unanimously nomi-
mated for G0vernor--not by political mana
gers, but against NIL their plans-and he
peremptorily declined. Whether he would
accept nomination for the presidency now
Is question that none but himself could
answer; but 1t Is certain that nothing less
than an imperative demand from the party
would induce his assent. He is the strong
est of all the leading men who have been
discussed for the Cincinnati nomination,
not only as an available candidate, but in
all the qualities OF great Executive, and
in the uncertainty that now clouds the de-
cislon OF the Convention the selection OF
Horatio Seymour is altogether within the
range Of possibility.
The Times expresses what we suppose to
be the general sentiment OF the Democratic
party of the United States. II General
GRANT is nominated at Chicago, it may be-
come absolutely necessary to nominate Mr..
SEYMOUR in order to insure the success Of
the Democratic party. Let him be held in
waiting. Don't be in too great hurry.
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my 22-S. M& w
ME- MORE NEW GOODS AT
sYCLE BROTHERS..
SPECIAL, INDUCEMENTS IN EVERY DE-
PARTMENT FOR THIS WEEK.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN EVERY DE.
"a PARTMENT FOR THIS WEEK.
600 nieces ofDREss- GOODS TO select from-prices
from l9c per yard c BE Eer yars sS3
G SAnE fTo% 2SG Mi IN ali coo
22c.; FINE FRENCH BUN1INGS at 40c. and
soc. Der yard reduced from 75c.; ALL-WOOL
:a Gb ron !fHplFo5 UG MiaciF Sr
SILK and WOOL S uIIINGs 90 inches che,
wldej at 75e real value si25 don't iail 10 ZOO, o0S
sa 2a5 C0LoRED SILKS and POPLINs in the
latest shades from 40c. 10 55c. per yard :
CHENEY and sNOWFLAKEs at 5jc.. 60c.,
IA u IG GAUZE VEST at 25c.
HANDSOME BROCADED GRkNADINES from
sSc to ySdn ps5 yard ag very s GhcE
BUNTINGs from Csc. to 40c.: BR0CADED
SILKS and SATISs such as Royal Purple,
Lilac. Tan, Ecru, Old Gold Peacock Blue, Ma
rne Blue, Sapphire, Myrtle. Mode. Bruno Sui.
tan, and Gendarme; aud also full line 81
BLACK SILKS. SATIN DE LYON at a2.2o
worth $500 our p, CASH sn dnE It slLK the
best IN the city: our 81 % SILK reduced from
1882: don't fail 10 look at our TORCliON
IN BLACK CAsHMERES We have a full line from
2jc. to II per yard our soc. CASHMERE Is
very superior quality; our 65c. the be,t IN ~ tne
market: don't fail to look AT our GLOW S-we
have all the new shades: good klD.GLoNEs az
SOC: our il.25 GLOVES We warrant fnl
line Of SILK MlIIs; HAMBURG EDGiNGs
from &c. 10 soc. per yard. among Them some
very handsome patterns; oon't fa'i to look Ut
our 1ORCiiON LACtS.
WHITE-GOODs DEPARTMENT-VictorlaL Law n
iIen Lawn, Linen Delnd'e. Mull Musins,
French Nalnsook. stripe Muslins, Swiss Mus
Inns. French Pique. and a great many others.
largest stock this side OF New
York-with all The fancy Innings, such as Od
Gold, Cardinal, Blue, White, and all the other
new shI DIES /: don't fail TO look at our COACH
MAN StII1INCS: we have entire Moor win
OIL-CLOTHs. MA1TINGS. CARPETS, WIN
DOW SHADES. and LACE CURTAINS; MAT
TINGS at 1Sc.. zoe. 22c, 30c., and 35c.-he
cheapest ever offered in this city; n large stock
OfLACES, such AS Languedoc, Russia, Torehon,
Vaenciennes. BreiOnne. and many others
don't fail to look at our LINEN ULSTERs;
new lot Of CASSIMERES for men and boys
wear; some more OF that CHEAP PILLOW and
SHEETING-LlNEN; don't fail 10 look at our
LINENS for DRESSES and BUSTERS at As
tonishinzly low prices; LAUNDRIED ard U N
LAUNDRlED SHIRTS; full line Of LADIES'
UNDERGRADUATES; our stock OF CORSETS
is the largest in the city, and al prices 10 suit
ALL We have thousands OF other bargains al
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
my l7-eod 81 Broad street.
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Mr.. SrEARSs is right. He would willingly
serve the people Of Madison Ward II there
were any real necessity for it. But he Is not
to be bumbugged. He won't 90 into any
Legislative body under false pretences. He
won't say that the gentlemen already in
nomination are not able, faithful. and meri-
toricus public servants. On the contrary
be declares under his own hand, that
The nominees for Aldermen 10 Madison
Ward are gentlemen Of intelligence, In.
fegrity, and experience"
Who will be brought out tomorrow
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THAT WOS'T Dove hear it said that
some young men in Richmond won't vote
tomorrow because they don't want to serve
as jurors. ALI persons entitled to vote and
hold Office are eligible to sit as jurors, says
the Constitution. Pay your capitation tax
and vote for the nominees Of the Conserva-
five narty
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THE ORIGINAL PINAFORE,

as conceived and performed under the direction oil
MEssRs. GILBERT & SULLIVAN,
will he given at
MOZART HALL
MAY path, 18TH, 10Th AND 2srH'
for The benefit and under the auspices OF tue
MOZART ASSOCIATION.
Tho following celebrated artists have been secured
MADAME CAROLINE RICHTSGS-BERNARD
the greatest of AL Duttercups";
MISS EVA MILLS, the celebrated Josephine
MISS ANNIE sHAEFER. the fascinating " Hebe
MIR. PIERRE BERNARD, the inimitable "sir Jo'
seph";
MIR. r. w. HOFF, the well. known "Ralph Rack
straw; 1,.
Mr.. L. w. PIZZINI, sour own " L" Captain Cor
coran"
MIR. JOSEPH s. GREENsFELDER, the idea
"Deadeye";
MIR. N. d. PLEASANTs, " our own "" Boatswain.'
This great cast will be assisted by Richmond'
large and effective Pinafore chorus and grand or
cbestra the whole under The able direction OF FRO
lessor G.. l.. sIEGEL. and with MIR. GREENsFELDER
as stsee manager.
POPULAR PRICES.
General admission, 80 cents; reserved seals. "a
cents. Box. sheet opened THURSDAY. May 20th
at o o'clock 4. NJ. my I"io'
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FESTIVALS.
FANCY GOODS.
. A. STEVENS,
sos BROAD STREET,
Is RECEIVING
AN IMMENSE LOT OF NEW GOODS,
coming in on every steamer.

PARASOLS-The largest line OF cheap PARA
SOILS ever offered--a job lot at so and 60c.;
these are large size, and are great bargains
don't fail TO look at them. SERGE PARASOLs
at6O, 75, $50, andsl. SILK at all prices.
FANS at all prices from &c. up; LONG-HANDLh
JAPANESE FANS at &c.; LARGE PALM
LEAF and JAPANESE FANS cheap.
UMBRELLAS from Csc. up; GENUINE TWILL
ED-sILK UMBRELLAS at $3.50 and s3-the
cheapest in town.
sATCHELs and vALIsEs at all prices from Soc'
mp.
BASKETS OF all kinds; splendid LUNCH BAs-
KETs for travellers; STAND WORK-BAs-
KETS at 81 and ~.
HIVE inst received the largest aud finest line OF
LAVA sTATUARY we have ever offered;
BEAUTIFUL FIGURES at 81 and 90 per pair
LAVA BUsTs and FIGURES at all prices from
SOC. up to $40.
MAJoLICA WARE, INDIVIDUAL BUTTER
DISHES, DEssERT-PLATEs, PITCHERS,
CUsPADORES, &C.
VASES at all prices from Csc. pair up; LARGE
sILvER-GLAss VASES at so. 75c., and 81.
COMBS, BRUSHES, BACK COMBS. TOOTH. and
NAIL-BRUSHES, of all kinds.
An entire rev line of SLvERwARE-the most ele-
CANT we have offered.
Fifty different patterns NEw-sTYLE NICKEL
CUFF-BUTTONS. including handsome M
TIAL BUTTONS, entirely new, only 25c.-the
nobblest thing out. Don't fail to look at them
at w. A. STEVENs'S,
my 20 sos Broad street.
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Extract Of a letter from Southwest Vir-
GINA:
The Dispatch is right Gas it always is) in
saying that Seymour is the man for the
nomination at Cincinnati. Give Us Seymour
or Thurman, and Grant will be so badly
beaten that he will have to make several
more journeys around the world before he
will wish to run again.
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H JULIUS MEYER a. son

HAVE JUST OPENED
A large line of LADIES' LINEN AND MOHAIR
ULSTERS at e. peeIaly-low prices;
25 pieces DRESS-LlNENS at very low prices
25 pieces WHITE SATIN-STRIPE PIQU E, slightly
damaged. at DC. worth 25c.;
20 pieces STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at Toe
2, piece pieces PSf:AaIN VICTORIA LAWN at I2Hc
Another lot of the 1sc. WHITE LINEN LAWN
An Immense 1S1' line of DOTTED ard FIGURED
SWISS MUSLINS;
WHITE INDIA LINENS and NULL MUSLIN al
Is pieces PIE FIGURED LINEN LAWN at le. aud
zoe. worth rs and 35c.;
LACE SrRIPED BUNTINGS In the new shades Of
cream AND coacnman
10 pieces NOME CLOTH, in all the new shades,
All the new shades in ENGLISH CAsHMEREs at
5 pieces DOUBLE-wIDTH BLACK ALL-wOOL
BUNTING at 45c. worth 60c.;
All shades In ALL-W0OL BUNTINGS at 23c.:
40 pieces WOOL BUNTING, In all shades. At 15c.
PLAIN and BROCADE sATINs IN all the latest
The cheapest line of PARAsOLs in The city; -.
A HANDSOME SATlN-STRIPEPARAs tlinedj
A 2s,iNCh TWIfLED.sLK UMBRELLA at
A 24-INCH pEKlN-sTRIPE SERGE PARAsOL
at 81: 40 dozen LONG COLORED LACE
MIT1S at 30e.; 35 dozen COLORED SILK
MITTS. ~ inches long, at soc. worth s5c, at
NINE. DEMOREST'S NEW SUMNER STYLES
Just recs iyed. ILLUSTRATEDJOURNA FREE.
send for one. Orders by mall promptly dIled
my 17-eod
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
IL GREAT BARGAINS rs DRY GOODS

A. IiUTZLkR SONS
No. 800 BROAD STREET.
All The latest novelties In FOREIGN .nf DDNrs
TIC DRY GODD>-ylz.:
NOME CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS. ATL.Woor
BUNTINGS, LACE BUNrINGS, BkOCADgs'
and STRIPES;
SILKS, sATINs. PEKN STRIPES. saI BRO.
CADES-fnll line
RLACK GRENADINES. TANTSF. CASUNERrs.
HENRIETTA and MONTE CLOTHS: -
Lawns, figured and plain.
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINON D'DAC co. PIol.Fs
TABLE.DaMAskS. NAPKINS, etc:
PARASOLs-s fun and complete line:
LANGUEDOC, POINT D'FSPRiT. and Top.
CHON LACtS; HOSIERY. BUTTONS. .9d
TRIMMINGS asp cialiy: LACE Mi1TS nG
hnt-all The new shades. LACE. TOP BERLIN
and KID GLOVES; LADIES and GENILE.
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRILLS
CAsslMLREs. ETC.; LACE sCARFS, ritHIS,
and RUCHlNG. nv N
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re- ANOTHER NEW AND CHEAP
LINE OF DRESS GOODS, NOVELTIES, BRO
CADEs, SILKS, SATINS, and BUNTINGS just
received al THALHIMER BROTHERS,
nv oo.sMSW COL Broad street.
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OPTICIANS.

1'O REGAIN YOUR SIGHT
Il FOR Csc. ~@
cal At 22S Broad street and get pair of sPECTA-
Giles or EYEGLASSES. A large assortment OF
superior quality always on hand. Prices from 25c
upward. skiifully adjusted 10 the eye by
u. q. WAITER,
22S Broad street tageut for w. II. Cowardinl
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APOLLINARIS.

hIS.
A 20 L L n Al IS.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Medical Journal.
"L'EAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
lie Gauiois de Paris.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JCGs.
OF ALL susERAL.wArER DEALERS, GRocERs
AND DRUGGISTS.
CAUTION.
To Insure obtstning the genuine APoLLINARIs
see that this CoRKs bear the APoLLINARIs BRAND,
lap 3-s,M&W3m1
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100 LADIES LINEN ULSTERS and BUSTERS
jus, received, from 81 so 10 81 apiece. CAL aud
see them. We have also just received 40 dozen
pressly for us, and warranted pure Linen Bosom ana
Cuffs AT zoe. also better Grade AT l. Call ana
seethem at THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
COL Broad street.
ust received. my 22-SM&W
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MT LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS =
Nine cases Of NEW and CHOICE LAWNS at all
price, just received.
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kT ANOTHER LARGE AND ELE-
CANT SUPPLY OF PARAsOLS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION from 81 to SO just received at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
mvoa.s.M&W COL Broad street.
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Our WHITE-GOODs DEPARTMENT is full of an
elegant line OF LINEN DE INDIE, LINEN LAWNS.
FRENCH MUSLIN, FIGURED and STRIPED
SWISS MUSLINS, VICTORIA LAWNS, FRENCH
NAINSOOKs, PIQUES, aud other WHITE GOODS
at all prices. .e.
We have an elegant line of CYPRUS, DUCHESS
CLUNY, LANGUEDOC, BRETONNE, aud other
LACES for trimming White Goods Gail ana see
our stock
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BUNTINGs! BUNTING ! BUNTlNGSl
Having bought the entire stock of large con-
Germ, we can show the largest assortment at lowest
prices.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BLACK
GRENADINES-at 1879. reduced from cue; at
use. reduced from 40c.: at 4Oc. ana QUO. renuced
wise call on them.
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srErrAL rNrrCEs.

r5-JusT RECEIVING DIRECT FROM
Beaune few casks OF that celebrated
MACON
puRGUNDY, for which shall be pleased TO recei7e
orders. e"AN@'
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New Rocks.

To Rev. j. j. L.: We have the speech
y 'Ou wish to get.
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new line Of SILK and SATIN RIBBONs-all
the new shades Just received; also some elegant
styles In SILK and LACE.COLLARS, SCARFS,
FiCIIUES, NE(K-RUFFLlNOs, &c
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7 men SHEETlNG,

7 men sHEEriNG'
COTTON sHEETING,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS.
DOILIEs,
and all goods suitable for housekeeping poro.o,
can be found at prices surprisingly cheapat
CARDOZO, FOURQURRAN &Cn.s.
Acc
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R!LL-HEADS, $3.50 to IS per ream, 1t
- hs DIsPATCH PRINTCNG-ROusII
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EDUCATIONAL.

MASS. INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY,
Vl BOSTON.
Regular four-year courses In
CIVIL. MECHANICAL, AND MINING ENGf-
NEERING. ARCHITECTURE, CHEMISTRY,
METALLURGY.PHY NATURAL
HISTORY, &C.
Students are also admitted 10 partial or special
coursts. School Of Mechanic Arts for Instruction I'm
mathematics. drawing. and shopwork. Next sehoo
aminalions June 7ih and 9th, and September 22d
and 23d, At 0 M.
ROBERT II. RICHARDS, Secretary.
WILLIAM u, Rogers, President.
my l0.M&W4w
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We will receive and open by MONDAY the largest
stock of LACE MITTs, L\CE-TQP GLOVES
in Whi'e, Black, snd Colored IiSLE,l HKtAD
SOC, Toe, and 81.
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aMuSEMENTs.
,Ir,rTEPCIfps AND PANSlES.

b ,a,-o pr,sr CHURCH
The ladies' of the SECOND BAPiiS,r tnrc ny On =,
viii hold in the lectnIe,room OF r ,reip NoUSs a
IrnnySThf FFsTIyAL for children. where me
children for ten cents can get crystal ad 70
of ice cream or Strawberries, ana oe ano"eu ="
on TfIIiISDAY NIGHT the ladies wiz nave aye ISr
the Young and old STRAWBERRY xND , III .
tai FESTIVAL; ard on FhiDnn.t IA SIES
contest Oh tne pu Hh|oA nv 25-4t
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OFFICE OF THE CRY AUpIroR.l
THE PELICAN AND DIVES
MINING COMPANY.

Organized under tie laws Of the state ~ ""
York.
SILVER MINES situated at G,orgeioTn. 10
Griffith district, Clear Creek county, Col0r"io'
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lanes r. GATEWOOD notifies his
~ friends and the old customers OF Miles Cary that
he Is now with EVANS n COOK, Broad street be.
tween Fourth and piftb, and iaviies their patron-
age.
Referring to the aboys, am grateful for their
patronage In the past. cbeerfully recommend my
former customers and friends 10 deal with Messrs.
EVANS q Cook. where they will hnd Mr.. GATH
WOOD, who win take pleasure in serving them rs
MILES CARY,
my l9.W3t 900 Broad street.
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ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.
Persons intending spending the summer season in
the country or at the watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apparatus which cannot be had outside of city
viz:
PATENT PoCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea,
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LlGHTs, which burn
READY-MADE Observation-Disclosures, which
are always ready, and act In three minutes;
SOFT RUBBER AIR. PILLOWS and CUSHIONS;
MEDICINE GLASSES.
SPONGES and SPONGE-BAGS,
SELF-INJECIING UNIVERSAL SYRINGEs,
VALENTINES MfAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES MEAT.JUICE WITH GLYCE-
RINE,
JoHNsTON's FLUID BEEF,
LIEBIG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIEBlG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GEANuM. food for infants;
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA,
GERBER'S MlLK-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNET,
DlSINFECTING SOAPS, 10 prevent contagiOn:
aud all reliable medicines, new remedies, aud appa.
ratus, to be had of
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
OLE east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY AT
TO. my Ia
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CtARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il co.
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION or Tn,
TRADE TO THEIR LARGE STOCK on
LAWNS,
ORGANIZES,
JACONETs,
LfSON DE DACCA,
BUETfNGs,
GRENADINES,
EMBROIDERED SWISS MrsLINs.
and many other goods suitable for the season.
They have by far the largest stock Of these so, .,
be found In the city. aud guarantee ibeir nr,ce. -
be as Low As THE LOWEST. nv at,o,
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Stock full paid aud worcestershire.
REGISTRARS OF TRANFERS.-Farners loan
and Trust Company.
TRUsTEEs.-SOryin Green. president Ne''efA
Union telegraph Company, New York; lich,i D.
Plant. president Southern Express tOmp1nl y"
York: ]. &. kabcock. treasurer Aiims fhli'e
Company, New York; ID. l. Carson, sefrihi
Sou bern Bell Telephone and Telegraph lomi,n;.
New York; |. III. MunSon, DreNel Builuhg' 4. y
York; Albert Il. Chandler, president Aahtl, 'I'
Pacific Telegraph Company, New YORK ",
Humstone, general superintendent Ausnut ai"
Pacific Te,esraph Comuany. New lors: lir'.
n. Vail. general manager National Eel TeieinlH.
Company, Boston: Thomas |. Brady, A'sl'au
Postmas;ef-G General. Washington, -. G. lithIi -
RUSSELL Boston. Mass; General Francis D. Maf'''.
GEORGETOWN, Colo: james VI. Orincs, genera 'NIti
intendent Southern Bell Telephone aud lces'l'
Company, New York IT,.
OFFICERs.-- Norwin Green, president iiehfi =,
Russell. yice-president Theo. y. Vail vice.
dent: X. III. Rochester, treasurer; George g '-'
secretary. a. ...
Clarence Cary formerly Of NirgHiah New .i'
jerome +. Manning, Worcester. Mas c"ul.y DID,
Subscriptions received and inform a.l9n g'..
APP 2s-lm THOMAS BRANCH -
NOTICE.-B OOks OF SUBS XII,
~ TON TO THE CAPITAL STOCK ~ tni
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT IhkN.NAr
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMFANR "i
be opened at the Planters National bahA'
uond, Va, on WEDNESDAY, Tie 2oth daS ~ ''''
1850. JOIN u. DNNI'
John 4. BRANtll'
an 2r-tNy2s REUREN FOslIE.
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FINANCIAL.
V'HE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE -,
DCE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We off for sale some Of The allowed cr. .ed
BONDS at S92.50 and Interest, the CON 1ry ge.
serving the right 10 advance the price from tMe 20
time without notice.
We recommend the bond, As gool ant sci. go
curity.
The bonds may also be had from ANY 81 the o'. 10
Stockholders in the city OF Richmond.
DAVENPORT & ,o-
myl7 >iO,' -Br0kers.
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NE CLOSING-OUT SALE.
NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM BUSINESS.
GREAT BARGAINS-GREAT BARGAINS.
TOPPER CENT. DISCOUNT
ALLOWED ON ALL CASH SALES.
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K full paid and non-assessable.

CAPITAL STOCK, 100000; 100000 SHARE.
PAR VALUE, :l0 EACH.
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with Interest accrued 10 day Of presentation. All
parties presenting same AT THIS OFFICE VIII be
promptly paid on and after this date.
NH 3-WSM3m v. JOHNSON. Treasurer
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RRISTOL-GOODSON.

ANOTHER INCENDIARY FIRE-LossEs TO MR..
JOHN KEYS AND MR.. w. w. JAMEs-THE
TOwNsPEOPLE RESOLVED TO ORGANIZE AND
EQUIP FIRE DEPARTMENTAL SPLENDID
RAIY-THE TOBACCO PROSPECT not so BAD.
fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispateh.l
National Republican., 1880-06-26
Why They Grow1.

\ ccnsus enumcrator writes TO THE Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN 10 say that those who
are growing against the recent ruling Of the
secretary Of the interior, fixing the conpeusa.
iion OF the enumcrators at forty cents an
hour instead of two ccuts per name, are those
who had thiekly populated districts and
could easily enumerato $50 to 800 names in
eight 10 ten hours, and adds that the secre-
tary's decision is just and proper The writer,
however, has another thing to growl about, for
he adds: But compelling the onume rators to
meratcd (Cor which there is no law at ten
cents per hundred names, Is unjust. At this
rate they earned sixty to scventy-five cents for
ten hours work. Each name, with age, Sex
aud color, averages say FIVE words-thcn IL
follows the cnumcrator has to write 500 words
to make five cents. The same number OF
words in the patent Office the copyist would re.
ceive fifty cents for, viz, ten cents per hundred
words"
National Republican., 1880-06-26
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