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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30

~. pa,sr Brsr or OLD EsGLA a, d.,
New York Sun. rue a - ,,owadays from
EnrIaud Is largely fnrnisne. ,,,sr;ca: and 81
ihe stock. Yards OF Young 1 IAN iour mil.
q iti The beef on the boo'. IN ,o'Y cent ,rnm
, m ro,nds Of fresh bcei were ss .ns nor,
this county TO Great BRIAN ,ir,v.,hree
v ,r,S the export jumped 20 .",,'s, ,nr,v
m,Itians: the year following ~ 'o,s so
n.',,'s ss,,,,,,ns. while for The past Two
n m,.r ., has been finy.iour Millions eacn'
T S.S.s ,,srasse Il prodigious. but Is paral-
NV, n's nv ,na, a, the export OF live cattle. In
M ,src , ~ were Al sos live cattle exported
&c o. ,e.o there were 1875, 720. Ia the past Iour
wears there have been expc'' s1 ono oao !.
bumpers, 100000 live cstte auu IvV, ~,
0o0 mounds Of beef. Euofmous % 'a. ia
figures are. they still inc,eass' anu
lately have been supplemented w s,en'
sblpfpcn,s of live sheep aId iresn ,nu,.on III;
The fact that the last two years, 1910 ".u
is7o. mad almost precisely the same 'otal
exoorts Of fresh beef, may indlca'e Tue
reaching Of maximum, but an increase Oh
IA rer cent. In the iive-cattle export Oh 1913
oyer 1879 may account Tor the lack
Of gain in fresh beef. At all events tue
trade IL already important ana lucrative,
and besides. as Colonel sellers "vu'u %. ,
there is all Germany and France tnat s'usl
one day be supplied. The success on ,ne
experiment has been in underseilina briti>n
beef: the less agreeable side OF the picture
Is that good American beef can olten De
bought cheaper at retail in English cities
than in American.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ag- SILKS, sILKsl SILKS!
DAReAISsi BARGAINS. BARGAINS !
PRICES MUCH LOWER THAN AT THE BE.
GINNING OF THE SEASON.

CHENEY SILK at soc. per yard worth soc:
CHENEY SILK at 65c. per yard worth soc
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at Toe. per yard
BLACK. GR3s-GEAIN SILK at eOc. per yard
BLACK aRos,GRAIN SILK at 81 per yard
BLACK GR0s-GRAIN SILK at sI.15 per yard
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at 1925 per yard
worth $3.50;
BLACK GR0s-GRAtN SILKS at s1.75, s2, $3.50,
and S3-ali worth much more money;
A large assortment Of COLOkED and BLACK
pEKIN STRIPES, BRoCADED SILKS and SAT-
SILK and Wool DRESS GOODS in great variety
BUNTiNGs In al qualities and colors
SHETLAND sHAWhS, BLACK CASHMERE aud
LlNEN ,C,1k,RRiAGE.RoBEs in great variety;
SILK PARAsOLs at 40, so, Zoe, and 81 worth
YARn.wIDE WHITE CAMBRIA at Toe. worth
Extra isra,e.size BATH-T0wELsa at $3.50 per do
TURKrY.RED NAPKINS at soc. per dozen worth
LINEN bOUIEs at 35c. per dozen worth Soc:
LINEN NAPKINS az - per dozen worth "a so:
LINEN TABLE.CLOTHs,t two and quarter yards
long. ~ 81 so worm 81;
OU.-CLOTH. one and quarter yards wide, at Zoe.
per yard worth Acc;
oIL-CLOTH. one aud a half yards wide at soc.
sTRIPED swiss MUSLIN at 1890 eryard worth
25c.;
VICTORIA LAWN at SIC. per yard worth 2Jc;
READY AIDE DRESSES FOR laGies;
IISTFR< and BUSTERS at AL prices;
READY MADEGARMENTsf for ladies OF our own
manufIcinre The material used In our gar
mcnts will he found snDei Tor 10 that used In gar
menls manufactured North that are sold at the
GENTLtMEN'S SHIRTS ready made and made to
ordcr s
See our new CAMBRlCS, PtRCALES: and CHE
VIOTS. LEVY BHOidthS,
an 90 1Ol7 and oil Main street.
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The DECISION OF the Supreme Court On
Appcs,s Is that the exemption OF the McCu.-
Y.ocu bonds from ssxalIcn ais not uncons'''
tu,ioral, and that there Was no law impos,as
the tax which respondent required Tue
plasn,ifr 30 dceuct from his coupons. Inc
court is OF opinion that Auditor MASSEY
refusal 10 receive coupons for the capltat'on
tax, md Cor one fifth Of the property YAK :,
Is gin conflict with and In disregard OF
the decisions Of the highest 1ud'c'ai 'f''
bunal n the State" swbose decisions are
final ard binding upon The people OF the
state, and all the departments OF tue o'a, -,
government and It's ministerial omcers. y,
course Mr.. Massey "regards tue decision
Of e!,e court as settling the questions in-
yd,yed.v
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ThA arguments OF some OF the advocates
az the nomination Of "s.rong man" on
the Democratic ticket as an Offset TO the
nomination II strong msa" on the Re.
publ,can ticket rems~d US OF The attempt Of
General Jos LAvg On one OF the battles Of
the Mexican war 70 rally his flying rcgt.
ment. ~How glorious IL evil be-" said Old
JOE, wfor the historian &C. say OF our rcg''
meat last not e,an Of them escaped" But
ahc regiment doubled Its pace on tue
strength OF thst appeal. We don't think
che people OF the United states are ' nan.
kcring aztec any mere blooashed. Itw''
hardly induce them 10 support a candidate
60 tell them that he will get MP anc;her war
sf General GRANT tries 10 use The army to
seat himself.
mi there will be no necessitysor another
war. ..There's such divinity doth hedge
a king that his mere presence puts DOVE
sedi,fbn. Lit EoRATIo SEYMOUR be eiec'el
President, and neither General GRANT nor
any other mat can sfssd for one momeat
before him as Competitor br the cDce'
His majestic presence and upelouded brow
would open ere way before him. 90 as 10
any other candidate, whether 1t be Fp.Lp'
or BAYArp, OF THURMAN, orIlENDRIcKs. Mr..
Tupgx wogld easily hsye gone into'oibce
in 1877 had not the Democrats passed the
law establishing the Electoral Commission.
The decision OF that body destroyed Mr..
-TupES's title in the eyes 81 the people, ana
made. Me-. HAYES President. 1Dthe s5sence
OF the Electoral Commission. Mr.. TILDEN
would bsye bad no serious trouble an get
ting possession OF the Office. Nor will any
Democrat who may be elected this year have
any trouble in doing 50. Mr.. TILDEN's
failure renders IL the more certain that the
man elected this year viii be indicted into
the presidential chair.
But II II is desirable or necessary, as 1t is
not, to nominate a candidate who can con-
troll the United States army, or get up one
OF his own and command 1t, In the contin-
,gency In question, General HANCOCK Is the
msn to whom all eyes should be turned.
III we are to have war, let us have milf
.tary hero for our leader. The friends OF
any Democratic civilian who call for a
-1sstrong man" commit the same blunder
which Is perpoirated by ibe BLAINE men
when they wave the bloody shirt as an ar
gument for the nomination OF that Senator.
The latter make capital for GRANT in trying
in that manner to promote BI4AISE's inter-
ests, whilst the former nuke capital for
General HANCOCK in trying to promote the
interests OF whatever Democratic aspirant
they advocate as the proper man to meet
General GRANT on the battlefield.
Let us have peace"
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II is reported here, says the Washington
correspondent OF the Alexandra Gazette,
that letter has been written to General
Hunton by friend from Warrenton, telling
him that rumor was af1oat theie 10 the
effect that he vas on stiIl-huRt for re.
nomination to Congress, and that the rumor
was doing him some harm, and that he re-
piled thst there was not one word Of truth
In The rumor, that he was not seeking
the nomination, and that he bad not done
and would not do anything TO obtain II. 1t
10 understood, however, that he did not say
he would decline the nomination II ten.
dered him.
A Bradford PAL special says John Tully
and Luke ksne, OF OIeap, went Wednes.
day night 10 the hcus, OF John Smith, who
lives three miles out OF town. They picked
a quarrel with Mr.. Smith. who is a very old
man, and beat him terribly. While the
array was at It's height, Smiths son, bod Of
thirteen, came 10 bis fathers rescue. armed
WIN shotgun. He Gred and shot Kane
dead. FUZZY fled from the scene, but soon
fc'urned With constable, who arrested The
nog. The Stor says that the bearing in court
VIII take place ct Olean.
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Russia has at the present time three dis
tinguished invaids. The first Of these i.
the Empress. who is gradually failing. TIL,
second, the Emperor, " no Is laid to be ''ir
such state Of prostration that he is almos
incapable OF transacting any business
The third is Prince Gortschakoff. who Is in
bis eighty-second year, and whose gastric
troubles are so grave as 10 leave very little
hope of his living much longer
Messrs. Henry Green and j. II D. Smoot
each flew number OF carrier pigeons Tues.
day from Charlottesville to Alexandria, q
distance OF one hundred and one miles
The birds were liberated at Charlottesville
at II O'Clock NJ, and arrived at their cots
IN Alexandria at 1920 in the afternoon,
making the distaLce in three hours and
twenty minutes, which is considered good
flying.
| Wang A. Ling, James A. Baptiste, Do.
mingo De Luce, Wang Gee, and Tom Gee
have filed articles Of association Us trustees
Of the Lone We Tong Eng III Benevolent
Association. OF New York. The objects
service 10 the Supreme Being by mutual
| succor In distress and aid In sickness, poy-
erty, adversely, and afliction."
The following from the Alexandria Ga
zette Is not snake story: Captain c. e..
Moore, of the Virginia Midland railroad,
| has just returned from trip 10 Charleston,
5. c.. and reports that one day last week a
petrlied shark, one hundred and five feet
long, was found in the phosphate fields
near that city by the workmen engaged in
digging the sally combination.
la view of the proposed visit OF the King
Of Siam to Appomattoy Courthouse the peo-
/, ole of Farmvile are thinking OF extending
/, 0 bin the bospltalties OF that place. From
A. ppomaitox Courthouse the King will pro-
ba bly, 90 to North Caroloa to visit his rela.
tive =. the children OF the late esteemed
Sian ,ese twins.
Mi 70 Ellie Sherman, daughter Of the Gene.
raj. is to be married to Lieutenant Alexan-
der NJ, 'ntgOmery Thackara, United States
navy, { N wednesday evening, May 5,b. at
he resia ence Of General Sherman, in Wash
ngton.
The Er. e City Iron-Works have been
awarded be contract for milking lie
iro n tubular lining for The Hudson
River tunnel Three years will be needed
% oil the cont ract, which Is worth 500. 900.
Covert d. l'ennett. who once Law under
sentence Of deaf h 10 jersey City, now bro.
poses 10 confer IA, Don the public an account
II his psychologist I experience while In that
situation.
The Western Nal Association met at
Wednesday, and decided 10 re.
ume next Monday, tn e Cd OF May. A re.
olulion was also adopted reducing The card
ATE from S5.25 to 81.
Flowers In large clusters are taking the
lace OF feathers for trlmmins both hnIs and
'onnets. {
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TIE Ice SPECULATION. The ice 81 ,ecula
ton that was rampant in New York MOI
long since has come TO grief. aud no body
now need be apprehepsive that the su. ppl,
next summer will not be ample md at 'ea
sonable prices. A leading Wholesale dea iel
Informed New York newspaper man ii q,
The price at the eastern shipping ports b, V
dropped TO S2.40 per ton, invoice weight, q.
against S4.10 few weeks since. The great
hotels, both 10 New York aud Couey Island
and other watering-plsces, are understood
TO have closed out their contracts on terms
much more advantageous than they had an
ticipat, d.
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The last army Register gives the names
OF 2,l26 commissioned Officers, OF whom
only S29 began their military career a. the
West Point Academy; OF The remaining
1.2o7, who have not enjoyed the advantages
OF the national trainings school, ia have
risen from the ranks OF The regular army,
aud gS4 served in volunteer regiments du-
ling the war.
Ex.NInister Sanford, who is threatened
with blindness. is en- route for Florida,
where he has many orange groves.
General Robert Il. Vance, OF North Caro-
lima, made a speech at the Temperance meet
ing at Serapta Hall, Alexandra, Wednes'
night.
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me- GRAND OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS.
ME GRAND OPENING.
SYCLE BROTHERS
EVERY DEPARTMENT Is NOW COMPLETE


We have full line OF BLACK CACHEMIRES from
SOC. 10 - per yard. Our 90. 90, ANA Csc
CACIIt MIBE Is the best ever shown in Rich
Our SILK DEPARTMENT IN Black aud Colored-
We are selling an excellent BLACK SILK al
ST.. OurSl.25 BLACK SILK Is Of very suDe'
riOr quality.
We also have full line Of BLACK and COLORED
SA1INS.
In BL ACK aud COLORED BUNTiNGs we have A
full assortment, and at prices 10 suit anybody
and everybody.
Don't fail to look nj our LINEN SIIEETINGS
They were bought at that large recent sale In
New York. and we are selling them very cheap
We have also a full line Of DRESS LINEN at as
tOuiihingy low f2ures, ranging from IL to 25c.
per yard--l0 per cent. less than regular price.
SEQ pieces OF NEW DRESS GOODS from l2H 10
Use. ana an entire new lot Of LACE BuNT-
INGS, ana full line Of TURKISH DRESS
In MATTI Nc. OTL-CTOTH. WINDOW-SHADES,
and LACE OBTAINS we haze an entire door,
and at prices that will suit every body.
ICE FRENCH aud AMERICAN CORSETS ranging
from 37Ec. 10 sl7J.
Just opened, an entire new LOT Of HOSIERY, SHET-
LAND SHAWLS, PARASOL>, ami SUN.UM-
BoELLAS. Among them you Will dnd some
new designs.
Materials for Spring Sackings-such as CAMEL'S-
Barr and 7 URKISI MELTON.
500 patterns Of NEW HAMBURG EnGINGS and
INSERlINGS from The lowest to the finest.
In LACE We have a large variety of orr own I'M
roIiaiiou-sucn as TORCHON, LAEGUEDOC.
BRE I ON T., ITALIAN, and VALEN-
CiENNfS
Another lot Of those EVERLASTING TRIM
MiNGS rs cheap as they ever were before.
LAUNDRIFD and UNLAUNDRlED SIilRTS-all
Of cur own manufacture.
LADIES ENTERTAINMENTS department
is In the entire charge of some of our lady
clerks. and we are selling these goods n less
Than you could buy the material. They are
handsomely trimmed and we'll made.
Don't fail TO visit SYCLE BROTHERS,
NH 29-COd 31l Broad street.
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No Mere SEA-SICKNgss.-A large COM
pany assembled by invitation, on the Ha.
vana steamer City OF Alexandria, at New
York, Tuesday. to inspect the operation OF
the new self.leveling bertbs with which that
vessel has been cited These berlhs are OF
the ordinary size. They are attached both
above and below TO universal joints and are
weighted underneath by crescent-shaped
cylinders OF iron. This arrangement is de-
signed TO keep the berths perpetualy level,
no matter Whit angle lie vessel herself may
take, asd, consequently. 10 do away with
sea-sickEe>s entirely. 70 further maintain
the berths in their orbit. and prevent sud-
den changes Of position, they are provided
with spiral springs. They appeared to work
well Tuesday. afd the visitors expressed
their satisfaction without stint. They are
to be introduced in all the vessels OF the
line. and other lines have the matter under
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FANCY GOODS.
sOS BROAD STREET.

HANDSOME POCK ET- CUTLERY, black or white
handles. two blades, az Csc; two, three, or four
blades, at 80. so. aud 75c., warranted: stout
Knives for boys, two blades, warranted. at 25
and 5oc.- elegant; PEARL or She'll Handle
Knives, OF the best quality, fof gentlemen and
ladies, for 81;
HANDSOME POCKET and siDE-BOOYs. for
gentlemen;
An elegant MOROCCO LETTgR.CAgRIgR a,
CLIO worth sl.75;
Two or three new patterns In LADIES' POCKET
BOOKS, In addition TO the very 6ne assortment
already In stock
Another lot OF SILK UMBRELLAS, similar 10
those we have sold so many OF during the mast
winter (m anufactured especially for ISL which
we offer at $3.50 and 1925, which, although
not quite as cheap, are an immense bargain. IN
Scotch Gingham and Cambria we sun offer Tho
came assortment, from which We have sold oyer
$50 during these last heavy rains.
Fifty styles FOLDING JAPANESE FANS. f-o,,
tha common 10 fine Ivory stock. a, zoe
The ePtire line OF OIL PAINTINGS. IN ON,
Frames. marked down from 81 $50:
large lot OF CHROMOS, IN Carved W,,o,.
Frames;
More of those handsome WALNUT and GIT
FRAMES. at Soc;
Another lot Of sATCHELs and LARGE TRAVEL.
LlHG-VALI>ES. Of oil grades:
20 dozen TIN CUSPADORkS -four color., .t-o,
pair;
Handsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA CrspA.
tions. ! / pair:
Another lot q GtNTLEMHN'S FINE CIlAINSat
from 80 TO 30. warranted FOR Gficen year:
New patterns in HAIR CHAINS and SILK
GUARDS trimmings warranted fOr tirs-
years. 81;
HANDsOyfE SEALS and CHARMS - 81 apd.o
All sizes 1EA-TRAYS az very low pfices: 49,
a large lot Of BASktTS-Maraef. Luncn. Traye'.
Ing, and SbonpiGs-at 5Ccr 7jcr tl,il.25.
FL0WE -BAsKfIS at 10. rs, 81. and 50r.:
Al grades Of y ia = ~ CARDS, mcirling
Harris paid bdcks, red corners, VIII ei.oei.
ers";
CHIPS, DOMlNOgs, CHESS, BACKGANMON
&C.;
sPRiNG-BACK MUSIC FOLIOS,
SCRAP ALBUMS,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. 6c.Sc.
Large assortment of LAMp>-thres stvlc. fia-
minRs. W. 4. >TEViN>.
an j0J Broad street
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rTPOSIrIvELY OURLAST SEASON

To reduce our stock before selling ont our entire
business we have greatly reduced oar prices, and
will. In addition 10 The reduction, allow a DIS
COUNT OF 10 PER CENT. on all cash sales.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY at less than whole
sale prices;
DRF SS-TRlMMINGS at less than New York prices
LACES, HAMBURGS, and CORsE1S at less than
manufacturers prices;
GLOVES at less than half price-KIDS at 40c.
worth 75c.; at Csc worth 81;
HOSIERY at one-fourth value;
GOLD-PLhTED JEWELRY at half price.
Call and convince yourself ut
HUTZLER BROTHERS and
MRS. +. HUIZLER'S.
500 Broad street.
STOCK. FIXTURES GOODWILL, LEAS f. &C.,
for SAFE on favorable terms. ap22
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DEATHS.

Died. at her residence. IN this city. on Thursd1v Y,
April 90 n. at S:45 4. ~, Miss SARAH X. MOORE.
daughter of the late ri. Rev. Richard Claiming
Moore. $50
The funeral services viii be held at The Bishop
Moore Memorial church on FRIDAY AFT Oh
NOON at o'clock. r. lends and acqudiniances of
The family ESPECIALLY the cerey are Invited to at
lend.
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CULPEPER.
AN ACCIDENTAL FIRE AND DESTRUCTION OF THE
KITCHEN OF MAJOR n. B. MEADE-MILI-

AN ACCIDENTAL FIRE AND DESTRUCTION OF THE
KITCHEN OF MAJOR n. B. MEADE-MILI-
TARY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CULPEPER. April 2S, 1880.
The kitchen OF N. b. Meade, Esq, only
few feet from his dwelling, took tire to-
day and was burned. The dwelling was
on fire several times. and was saved by the
untiring exertiOns OF those present. Much
Of the furniture was damaged. Fortunately
there was no wind. Only a few months
since Mr.. Meade lost his new dwelling on
his farm adjoining our village by fire.
Our new volunteer company, "Culpeper
Minute-Men," turned out for the first time
few days since. They are trulv. fine
looking set OF young men, finely uniformed
and equipped, and were TO have been in-
spected by the Adjutant- General, but he
failed to arrive.
We never had better prospect for wheat
crop. r.
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MI GRAND DISPLAY
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS FABRICS.
MAGNIFICENT AND ELABORATE ASSORT
MENT AT
COHEN BROTHERS.

COLORED SILKS and SATINS, skTIN DE LY-
ON, BROCADES, and NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS IN Oriental effects Tor overdresses and
combination sui at attractive prices;
RLACK PEKlN SATIN a. 9Oc;
BLACK eros. GRAIN SILKS at 55c.;
GUINE1'S BLACK SILKS at 9Oc.;
SATIN FINISH at &l.1S;
V1y heavy SATIN FINISH at $780,.
COLORED SILKS at 75c selling generally at 81 a
An attractive stock of SUMMER SILKS in Che
Dey, Snowflake. aud other new de .lgns; ..,
20 pieces OF HEAVY GROS-GRAIN COLoRED
SILKS at $l25 the value oil which Is sl.6O.
VIII open on MONDAY. April 10Th
so pieces WOOL-FiLLING BUNTING at l2Ec.
worth zoe. yard;
ATWOOD LUPiN'S BLACK TAFFETA at
37bc. worth 60c. a yard;
FRENCH CAMEL'S-H s1R GhUZE 32 inch wide
1T csc, sold generally at 81 yard: -
% pieces BLACK ALL-WOOI. CASHMERE at
soc. yard. heretofore sold al zoe.
5 pieces FANCY BROCADE SIi X MIXTURES
at 90c lust reduced from Sl.23:
BLACK SATIN reduced from 81 to 73c', from
10 pieces ALG-WOOL PARIS SUITINGs in gem
darme and co2cbman draD shades at 5Oc yard
so dozen LADIES SILK-CLOCKED BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE ~ 1870:
30 dozen MISSES and CiIILDREN'S SILK HOSE
so pieces WHIfE LINEN LAWN at l5c, the
value Of which Is soc:
rs pieces FRENCH CANBRIC 3S-inch wide at
15c.;
25 dozen LADIES TWO-BUTTON COLOREO
KID GLOVES at zoe. pair:
so pieces LAN6UEDOC LACE ~ reduced prices;
20 doz n Extra. LENGTH LADIES' FRENCH
Also, bargains IN various fine-quality CORSETS.
lap III
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AuUsENs ETts.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

The beautiful opera of
CINDERELLA
will be presented az The Richmond Theatre for The
BENEFIT OF TIE RETREAT FOR THE SICK
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY NIGHTS,
APRIL &c, 81, rs, and 30. at O'Clock.
General admis ion. 81. No extra charge for re-
served Family circle, so cents galleries. 20
cents. Box sheet viii he open for the safe of re-
ser9ed seat. al &. r. Johnston's on WEDNESDAY,
April 21st, at s O'Clock. No list will be kept Spe-
cIal excursion rates, Intending admission 10 tae
Opera. on The Chesapeake and ohio. Richmond and
Danyie, Fredericksburg, ard Petersburg railroads.
See local papers and handbills
ap .16,i9.20,2l % ,23, 2e,27,2 8,29&3O
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Syracuse, ana a knowlcaae q 4 = ns sc,'o
vary in order to undsrstand what was "o"e
thar.
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LECTURES.

A RATIONAL SPIRITUALIST, who
IA has himself spirit, will deliver at SEN
O'Clock.
SUBJECT: OBJECTIONS 70 THE BFLIuF
IN THE RESURRECTION OF THE BODY.n
Admission gratis. collection, however. will be
taken up. sp 29-2tk
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Stock full paid and mona sessablc
REGISTRARS OF TRANFERS.-Firucr,' Loan
and Trust Company.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Green. prc-itent Western
Union Telegraph COMPANY, New York. li'nri IS.
Plant, president Southern Express COMPANY. NV
York; !. &. Babcock, treasurer Adams fNprc-i
Company. New York; -. l. Carson, secretary
Sou hegn Eel Telephone and Telegraph COMPANY,
New York l. II. Munsom. DrcNe Bmldlus New
York; Albert u. Chandler. president Allan AMI
Pacific Telegraph Conn any. New York: ". &
HumstOue. general superintendent Atlantic ant
Pacific telegraph Companv. New York Ihro.
y. VAT. general maUsger National Eel Telephone
COMPANY, Boston: homas I. Brady. Assi,ttr.
Postmaster General. Washington. u. G.; Henry :.
Russell. Boston. Mas; General Francis j. Narnfll.
Georgetown, Colo: james ". Ormes. general super
intendeot Southern Bel Telephone aud telegraph
Company. New lOrk.
OFFICERs.-NorwD Green. president; Henry :
Russell yice-Drcsicent rneo. y. Vail, wee ni''l'
dent: X. III. Rochester, treasurer: George {. W dr'
secretary.
Clarence Cary formerly of Nirgi-ihl, New OH .
Jerome +. Manning, Worcester Mas counsel
Subscriptions received and inf r" Ion given Di
az ZS-lm THOMAS BHANCH 80.
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FINANCIAL.
VNHE PELICAN AND DIVES
MINING COMPANY

Organized under the laws OF the state Il N,N
York.
SILVER MINES situated ~ Grorgei0Nn. lu
Griffith district, Clear Creek county, ColOradt
CAPITAL STOCK, s5,OOO,0OO; 100000 SHARE.
PAR VALUE, $40 EACH.
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ny- STlERRY.-Just landing n lot OF
fine RRIES-NIANZANILLA. STANDARD,
TOPAZ. AMONTILLADA, IMPERIAL ANON
TlLLADA, and others
For sale. wholesale and retail by
ap2S.Iw OSCAR CRANE.