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tNew York Tribune, April 0th.l
Mr. Clarence Cary. the attorney Of the
Pelican and Dives Mining Company, who
has Just retarned from Georgetown, Col,
reports favorably. The property, which IL
situated In the Griffith district, Clear Creek
county, originally consisted Of two distinct
claims, located in 1871. The peculiar dip Of
the Pelican and Dives lodes caused an early
conveyance OF the two main veins, which
resulted IN conflict OF title. About six
months ago both claims were purchased
BY the present o~ners, and are now operated
under one management. The property came
into the legal possession OF the Pelican and
Dives Mining Company March 2sth. Since
the consolidation vein OF rich ore In
the West Dives between two and three feet
thick has been opened up; the first-class
ore milling from 5000 TO 600 per ton. Pro-
| lessor Stevens's report OF January LIST esti-
mates the value OF ore In sight ut about
81 100000. Concentrating works will be
erected shortly, which, It Is thought. will
double the revenue OF the mines. These
mines. since their discovery, have produced
over s3,000,00o, In addition TO working ex-
perses.
Nearly all the ore-faces IN the Chrysoite
on April I'd required blasting, so that the
mine showed a diminished output. The In
dicaiions then were that the ccmpany's boz
nauza was on the new level. On April 7th
orc.faces still required blasting. The bot
tom Of Chrysolite Shaft No. was In soft
porphyry. Shipments for two days, 212
| tons.
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FOrty-sfxth COngreSs---Sec0nds Session.
WASHINGTON, April q, 1880.
SENATE

Mr.. Eaton, from the Committee on Ap-
preparations, reported without amendments
the naval appropriation bill. Placed on the
calendar.
| Mr.. Burnside, from the same committee.
reported adversely on Senate bill TO detail
army officers 10 take command Of the expe-
ditiOn fitted out 10y Morrison and Brown,
OF New York, to search for the records OF
Sir John Franklin's expedition. Indeti-
nitely postponed.
Mr.. Morgan, by request. introduced bill
directing the Court OF Claims TO investi-
gate the claims OF the Benjamin We'll and
Laobra Mining Companies. Referred.
Mr.. Whyte, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported favorably the bill for the
relief OF Commodore Donald McNeal Fair
fax, OF Virginia. Placed on the calendar.
House bin to authorize and equip a scien-
| tific expedition to the Arctic sea was taken
| up and passed.
| At the expiration OF the morning hour
| the Kellogg-Spofford resolutions were tenn
porarily laid aside aud the Indian appro-
priation bill taken up. After some discus
sion It went over without action, and the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Cox, OF New York, chairman Of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs. reported
back the resolution calling on the President
| for copies OF all correspondence with the
! English Government relating TO the alleged
| interference with American fishermen in
Fortune bay on January 6, 1878.
Mr.. Fry, OF Maine, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported bill regu'
latins the importation Of raw matera to be
manufactured in the United States and used
in the construction and repair OF vessel'
engaged in foreign trade, including trade
between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF
the United States, or built for foreign ac'
counts. Referred TO the Committee OF the
| Whole.
The District Of Columbia appropriation
bill was then passed.
Mr.. TOwnsheud, from the Committee or
Revision OF Laws, reported the bill for The
protection OF kilograms from search ant
seizure. Placed on the calendar.
Dir. Carlisle, OF Kentucky, from the Com
mitee on Ways and Means, reported thu
bill relative to the cancellation OF export
tobacco bonds. Referred to the Committed
OF the Whole.
After some discussion and slight amend
ment OF the bill to authorize the registration
of trademarks 1t was passed.
Adjourned.
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The San Francisco Sensation.

Talk WITH YOUNG KALLOCH-HIs FATHERS
EOyExEyTs-PRECAUTIO AGAINST Retail
nTI0N.
MONDAYS San Francisco Post publishes
The result OF an interview with young hai-
loeb. He still declines TO say anything re-
gsrding the circumstances which led TO the
stack on De Young, but as TO the alleged
conspiracy, in which Ransome, the mayors
sOlOrtd servant, is made 10 6gure, ne re-
marked: "lf you see Jim Ransome, tell
Lin be can come right square out WIN the
truth; il can't hurt anv one"
Mayor Kalloch was attending TO his duties
a The City Hall. He voluntarily stated that
be deeply deplOred the turn matters had
taken, and so did his family. He thought
that within thirty days, when the excite
ment had subsidized, however much the
tragedy was to be regretted, the city at large
would be more peaceful and less agitated.
With regard 10 the report Of bis having
been down town on the night OF the shoot
lng, both be and his son deny the rumor as
beng malicious aud absurd. The Mayor and
Ms. Kallocb, who were out during all day
i.d Friday with friends, returned home ut q
o'clock 10 the evening. The Mayor. feeling
weary, laid down on the bed in his room TO
issi. AT O'Clock he was called TO dinner,
,aa not feeling well, updressed and went To
seo. He fell asleep shortly after retiring,
sdt was aroused az 10 O'Clock and informed
va DIS son had killed Charles De Young.
regarding the Tumor OF conspiracy car
Ied % at the house where bis colored SER
s ant Iodged, the Mayor said be had visited
..h'eryant almost every day while be was
sa,s and 80 had bis son, and there was moi
slightest foundation for charge OF con-
r,zey. The Mayor also stated that he had
,lnrtber speech TO make. The man who
"a 70 assassinate him was no more, al-
s-'Sss he met bis death from source that
80 70 him most depiorable. He an
n.y. .seed his determination to continue to
s sg his duties as chief magistrate OF the
y % The bsst OF his ability. :.
Tue workingmen have placed o guard OF
"a ,sl,'three men, taken from their militia.
,..aoIy at Mayor KaiIoch's house, TO pre-
49,. 49, Intrusion by undesirable parties whom
n. MINK might be intent on some des-
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yhe Macon, Miss, Cyclone.

MERIDIAN, Mss, April 27.-The cyclone
which wrought such destruction OF life and
property at Macon, Miss, Sunday night
struck the railroad depot and houses in that
locality about 81 O'Clock, and had its origin
a short distance from the principal scene OF
the disaster, extending, as far as has been
heard, ten miles from Macon, and blowing
down a number Of negro cabins on the Reed
place. but iniuring no one. The path OF
the cyclone was $50 yards wide. Mrs. Hor.
ton was decapitated, and her head had not
been found at last accounts. One family
took refuge in a cellar and escaped, except
negro girl, who was killed before reach
ing it. A car on the railroad track was
blown through a house occupied by 5.
Blackwell and family, iniuring all, but not
dangerously. A number OF animals were
Killed.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH

A FIGHT BETWEEN THE SPEAKER AND A
MEMBER OF THE KENTUCKY HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, CONGRESSIONAL
AND OTHER WASHINGTON NOTES.-The
MEN KILLED ny A BOILER EXPLOSION IN
sAvANNAg-PENNsYLvANIA. OHIO, AND
DELAWARE POLITICAL lTEMs-EFFECTs
OF THE LATE CYCLONE IN MISSISSIPPI
STEAMSHIPS EMPLOYERS on A STRIKE
IN NEW YoRK-MUNICIPAL CoURTEsIEs
BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND BOSTON
SIR WILLIAM VERNON HARCOUKr HONE
SECRETARY IN THE GLADSTONE CABI-
NET-ENGLIsH POLITICAL AFFAIRs-NEw
PROPOSITION 70 REFUND THE BRITISH
NATIONAL DEBT-oTHER FOREIGN
ITEMS, &C, &C.
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that the whites and blacks nave equal school
privileges In bis county. He thinks the bal.
lot has been as free in the hands Of colored
people as IN the hands OF whites.
Judge Key, Postmaster-General. Is spoken
Of as successor to United States District
Judge G. F. Trigg, who died the other day.
A committee from New York called on
Mr.. Tucker and urged that foreign books
and pamphlets be put on the free list.
Ex-senator Stockton, OF New Jersey, Is
here.
The wife and daughters Of the Mexican
Minister, Senior Zamacona, leave for Mexico
next Monday.
The proprietors Of the Washington Post
will issue Sunday edition, commencing
May I'd. Major Page McCarty will be one
OF lis excellent contributors.
The Senate. to-day adopted resolution
for printing the testimony taken in the Kel-
logg-Spofrord case in October and Novem.
Der, 1877.
Major Walker, OF Chesterfield, and Colo
mel John w. Wolff left here this evening
for Virginia.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph 10 the Dis.
patcb.I
WAsHiyGToN, April 27.-W. G. Douglass,
A. NJ. Garwood, j. D. Hart, W. g. Bow
man, d. l.. Williams, and A. &. Monday
have been appointed storekeepers and
gaugers for the Sixth North Carolina dis.
trlct.
The President this afternoon sent to the
Senate, among others, the nomination OF
William W. jenkins as postmaster at Char
lotte, n. &.
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CAFETY FROM A PESTILENTIAL
-

Protection from the disease, not a medicinal agent
which merely checks the paroxysms'is the grand
desi, eratum wherever the endemic scOurge OF ma
Iar,a prsyaiIs Qunine does not afford this procc-
tion. The CHIEF reason why HOstetter's Stomach
Ritters has won such immense popularity Is that IL
prepares the system TO resist the malaria pest This
IL does by bracing and toniDg the physical organ
ism. regulating and promoting an equal flow and
distribution of the animal fluids, and establishing
digestion on a sound basis Not only Is fever and
ague prevented but The worst types of the disease
are conquered by IL. Such is the only just conclu'
sion TO be drawn from tn, overwhelming evidence
In its favor II is equally ehicacious In DYSPEPSIA
constipation, liver complaint and general DEBILITY
"a rheumatic COMPLAINT and Is reliable diuretiC
and nervine. apzo-"t"Jr""
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Belligerent LEGISLATORS.

RoUGH-AND.TUNBLE FIGHT IN THE KEN
lucky sTATE-H0UsE GROUNDS.
NEW YORK. April 27.-A Frankfort (ky.)
dispatch says that in the House Of Repre-
sentatives Yesterday ex-member OF Con-
gress John ID. White, who is now repre-
sentative from Clay county, charged Speaker
Bigger with ruling on the side Of dilatory
legislation. The Speaker said that White
uttered a falsehood. White retorted, 81
throw that back in your teeth" Later the
Speaker apologized to the House. but said
he had no apology TO make to White. After
adjournment they met Ia the State-House
grounds, and had arougb-and'tumb!e fight,
in which White got In the most effective
blows. Warrants were issued for the ar
rest of both,
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CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
CUTIcURA, AND CUTICURA SOAPS.

The CUrIcURA REsoLvENT is asst ted In curing
all hum0rs that appear upon the surface by CCTl,
cURA. Medicinal Jelly, which arrests all external
symDloms of disc ease, eats away dead skin and fesh
ailays Inflammation. itching, End Irritation, beais
ulcers, sores, and wounds, anu reDroduces anu
beautiles the hair by alaying heat ana Irritation.
N contains grease, never becomes rancln anu Is
a natural Hair Dressing. CUTIcURA MEDiCiNAL
TniIFT SOAR prepared from CUTICURA. for
cleansing diseased surfaces. healing, soiteBing re.
Sresbing and beauifying the SKIN, is invaluable II
Is a toilet, bath, and nursery luxury. CUIICUhA
MrntcTSAI SHAVING SOAP l. The first and only
medicinal soap prepared expressly for shaving, aho
Is extrayaganily praised by gent, men.
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sa Srw 1 1osnds ApT H f fs tier"
flour dull and heavy csmmon % fair extra, 500
IGl2c lower, closing heavy; ungraded red. ~ .2s@
$3.50. Corn 1@l5sC. better; ungraded 52M544c.
oats irregular and unsettled; In Instances l@lhc.
lower; Ace for No. 3. Hops quiet ard UNCHANGED.
Coffee quiet ana steady: prices unaltered. Sugar
firm fair to good refining, 7%d re; prime, 7hc.;
qIc. Molasses steady and in fair demand Rice In
moderate request: prices unchanged. R0sin un-
changed. Turpentine quiet and steady at $50 33ac.
higher al OS5hQSll. Niddles-Lsng clear, &C.. {;
short 7e.; long and short clear: oHe. Lard opened
stronger md closed weak WIN filr trade At $1,000
81 AS. Whisky drmer at slllki held a. sl'lZ'
Freights au and droopiEg.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 27.-Fiour more active and
unchanged. Southern wheat frm: western dull and
weak at close southern red. :. 2s@sl.2 "a; amber:
SSS SGsss; J sfy : Il 2tsssfts
August os s1Ss w seShsn u .ouas4s
white, $50. yellow Lomlnal. oai..so9,hsrn, 42oe
44c. COTE quiet; Bio carg3e., 1sa@ losc; sugar
sl.l0A. Freights unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April 27.-Fionr Easy; family, 50
Assoc; fancy, s6.60@s6.25. Wheat steady
choice red, sl.l9. Corn Grin: No. 2, 4lc: Oats
qiSssas No 9,Ia o %1t' and s1e rm at IS
firm 4; shoulders. 4c. ribs. 6Ac Bacon nrm shout
ders &c /; ribs. TIC; sides. INC. Wbistsy quiet
M Al 05. sugar easier; hard, lea 1O4c.; New
orleans, 7A@S.c. Hogs active and frm.
LOUISVILLE.
louisville, April 27.-tlour dun extra, " ;
choice fancy. SO $3.50. Wheat dun at tl.06.
Corn easy at 43c. Oats dull aud lower az sec. Pork
higher al 81 .5O. Lard stesdy at ~. Balk.meats
Bacon quiet; shoulders, t4.75: Tits, 90 90 ,def.
$40. sugar-cured hams steady AZ 94@gloHc.
Whiskey firm al S1.O0.
ST. LOUIs.
sr. LOUIS, April 27.-FcUT dun and weak
with small, trade. Wheat opened higher aud 81.
vancec but closed lower; No. red TALL, $l.lO4
sill; No. red fall. ~ .072. Corn higher al
opening. but declined TO 32Aeg55se; Sa.s daI a,
sSSc Wn'kssS qhs LARD held dill higher 81 a.sed
spIt,mtass higher; ribs. s6,25@s6 80: sides
Ia 4ONs65O. Bacon higher; should rs, s4.oO@
s4.62H; ribs, s6.e0@$7; sides, $40.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 27.-Flour steaey aud un
ebanqed Wheat unsettled and lower; 30. Cni
csgo priIne Sl.l3; No. 3 Chicago prime, Slmtlk
Corr unsettled ana generally higher az $500
Oats In good demand aud shade higher at 19hc
At inside prices at $9.90@t9 .92S; Lard In gco'
demand aud tending upward al 81. b1ik- uieat
steady and unchanged. Whfkey steady ana un
changed.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
| NEW YORK, April 27.-cotton-He. recetpts
| ly steady; sales, $4,000 bales; April tll.12
| Nav. til.72: June. sl1.s2; July stt.9O.
sIl.el; August, sli.o7@sl,l %; SePse"s sd
sem6sr, $40 s0@siO.ss; December sio.ses
l slOQ1
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What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the evil
dence of internal HumOr len times more difficult 10
reach aud cure which floats IN the blood ana other
fluids destroying the delicate machinery OF life and
hling the body with fou corluprioDs? What Is
consumption but a gathering OF inherited Hunors
on the lungs, which rois them What are mental in
frmiiies diOcy, and carly insanity but hereditary
Poison choosing The brain because the weakest or
gan? What rheumatism aud govt but accumula.
lions OF Scrofula in the joints and fluids? What
liberation OF the liver. Bright's disease of the kid
news diabetes. wasting and degeneration OF th'
Urinary organs hemorrhoids. fstua. and other cor
siiiuiiona affections, but the evidence OF viliatet
state of The blood weakness, debility OF the vi
taIizing fluids. greater than can be thrown en- un
purpose?
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DELINQUENT TAXES.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND, April IL. 1889. )
DELINQ UEN REAL-EsIAIE
IL TAXES OF 1879.

In pursuance OF an ordinance Of the city; have
nrepared and posted LIST or DE,a DE- NSun.; %
TkXES ON REAL ESTATE for 1879, subject 10
,ha insneciIon OF all concerned. Fnrthur IN pursu
snce Of ordnance notice Is given n ~ pe rsi
bboinnnent win be sold at auction on the FIRST
nhYof the May term of the Bnstinss Court nnlsss
The taxes and penalty thereon have been previously
paid. .,os no. ord,,.pce IN nubljsh In
one or ore Of the daily paper, OF Tue GU nS
han ten days previous 20 such sale, ist on re-,
estate so delinquent for the taxes OF 'he p'e''o",
year. ,.o,x,,n ,otice A., hereby given
thai such Isl Win be published In the stare news
paper TUESDAY TIE Doth APRIL and 49,, o.,
skTIIlfDAY THE 1sT DAYOF MAY AZ. ~ , %n
MoNDAY MAY 3D. Il Sso oart me ss a.y between
MAY ..rm ~ 10 Al. and O'Clock =. n. proceeu 70
e In front The cry Han o., on REAL HE1ia Es s1T
tween Ninth and Tenth streets sca sne an additional
de,inS,e ~ three per cent for charges, ,,.
ap l3-tMy3 A. "'
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

SAVANNAH, GA, April 27.-The boiler Of
Torrents's shingle-mill, in the western part
OF the city, exploded at noon to-day, kill
Ing Lewis NJ. Torrents, superintendent,
and George Hughes, engineer. Eight other
persons who were In the mill at the time OF
the explosion were more or less injured.
The building took fire, and was totally con-
sumed.
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NOLLINs'S vOLTAIC PLASTERs a
I , nnton Of Electricity and Healing Balsams-,are
ten times more DO seru than The best porous pas
ter for relieving Pain and Weakness o. 'nra,gss
and sclaflcs. Placed over the pit Of the Stonlach
they cure Dyspepsia, Bilious Colo, nsrL ,srss
Ash for ,coins's Votaic Eiectrc Porous rms srs
20 cents. AZ - " 49,
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,
FOR ALL BLOOD HUMORS,

ara prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists ana
Tiruggis,s, $50 Washington street, bosIoh on.
don and are for sale by al druggists. fTice Oh
sUTIcURA: Small boxes, 90 cents; large Doxe ~
eouaiaing two and one hair times the qmanuW y.
snail al. REsoLvgnT, 81 per bottle. CufIcuEA
MrpIcINAL TOILET SOAP, 20 cents per csks.
9UTIciRA MEDICIRAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents
Der cake In bars, for BARRIERS ana aTSe co"s"ne'''
N
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Trouble with steamship Employees

NEW YORK, April 27.-The fremen and
coaI.passers employed on all the American
steamships now In port to-day demanded
an increase OF wages OF IS per month. The
Alexandria Line and Wards Cuba Line
Welded to the demand, but the Mallory Line
refused, and the men struck. The men on
Clyde's Charleston Line, and the Cromwell,
New Orleans, Nova Scotia Line will strike
unless their demands are complied with.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP .csd;f--ss
" COMPANY. Sss&Ss 8.

FOR NEW YORa

Thia osma,ny wilt dispatch one OF tne. srf,,'f
s,.ainsr8--tJLD DOMINION, WTAEpkE, MAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC BILL, ard RliiNpND-
very TUESDAf, FRIDAY, ana SUNDAY a.
h'g' water.
They ksye splendid sslCops s,aoe-ro0ns, and aal-
re fsre, accommodations, and stten tions are "a
3prpGsIeG.
ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot of leach street. Ship coming sOnlb sail from
per A. Nor I. river, fop' ~ Christopher street.
NrsivDt received unuf q O'Clock =, VI. daily.
Freignts for points teyUnu New YORK iorxsf1.
with Dispatch, and charge made exceot scsaa -
peuses Insured.
cabin fare 70 New YORK, sl2 stesrsge, 80 aa'
IS. -
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO, Agents,
nfscp pvr wb srYrs POcke.it.
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The widow OF W. L. Undertook, who
has married again, lives in Baltimore, and
still maintains her confidence in his inno-
cence. She refuses 10 give any credeuce
whatever TO the confession which has
been published. She does not believe he
would make a confession to be published
five years after his death. when he must
have known his trial would have been for
gotten by all except those who were dear to
him, aud which would only torture them.
Petitions were filed in the Baltimore SUI
perior Court Monday by William ID. Payne
and others for writs Of mdnddmuS TO issue
10 put them in possession of the State to-
bacco warehouses in Baltimore city, which
they claim under appointment as inspectors
OF tobacco by Governor Hamilton. The in-
speclors appointed by Governor Carroll
claim the right to the offices, according TO
sion, which ran "for two years from the
first Monday in March. 1873"
The weddins.robe Of the Princess Frede-
rca, Of Hanover, is exhibited in Paris. 1t
is in ivory satin, and trimmed from throat
TO ground with old point lace. The tunic
is looped up on the hips, ard the train Is In
silver tissue. with arabesques embroidered
in seed pearls. Queen Victoria Is deeply
interested in FreGeIica's iove-match, and
gives her this royal robe, which is fringcd
with myrtle spray and orange blossoms.
Mr.. Yung Wing, now acting Chinese
Minister at Washington, is quoted as saying
that there are three Cinnamon leaving this
country 10 one who is coming.
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on July 4th, as token OF appreciation OF
Tue generous action Of Boston towards the
people OF New Orleans during the overflow
OF 1874 and the epidemic Of 1873.
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POLITICAL.
The Ohio Republicans.

COLUMBUS, O., April 27.-The hotels are
already crowded with delegates in readiness
for the Republican State Convention to-
morrow. Matters are yet in a chaotic con-
dition, but the Sherman delegates, being
largely in the majority, are trying to map
out programme OF business. They have
about decided to instruct the delegates at
large and pass resolutions requesting the
general delegates to support Sherman as
long as there may be reasonable chance
for his nomination at Chicago.
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The Pennsylvania Democracy Gather
Ing.

HARRISBURG. Pa, April 27.-Many dele
GATES TO the Democratic State Convention
arrived to-day, and all the hotel lobbies are
crowded. Senator Wallace aud Speaker Ran
dali are on hand, quartered at the Bolton
House. There seems to be no doubt but
that the delegation to Cincinnati will go I'M
instructed, and the only question likely to
be raised is whether it shall vote as unit
or not.
Delaware Democratic convention
WILMINGTON, DEL, April PA call
was issued TO-DAY for the Democratic state
Convention at Dover, May 25th, to choose
delegates to Cincinnati.
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4 IL PERSONS DESIRING TO TAKE
"A OFT LIQUOR. LICENSE IN THIS CITY W. az
he notice lhk they sYe positively required 20 se,e
shomsi, The Court will not issue them license tl ne
NV ssrm All hctnsfs other than ilquor must ne
settled Tor wSibin ten da,s from ther assesauE"''
uuass pensp7 VI j. w. BRONAUGH,
.oo7.at Treasurer Of Manchester.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
ERADICATE THE VIRUS OF DISEASE By
CONSTITUTIONAL AND LOCAL
TREATMENT.

CUrIcURA REsoLvEST Is the greatest blood pu-
r,ser liver stimulant. and renovator IN medicine.
Thc elements of disease cannot exist where IL Is
freely and regularly taken IL purges from Inc sys-
ZEN every debilitating hunor. improves the spPe-
tts rerf, cts Digestion stimulates the liver and Kid.
news opens the bowels and makes over The vitia,ed
blood into pure, vitaiizlpg, and restorative flud
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MlLl.lNERY.

IpAND SUMMER OPENING.-ss@a
(I AIRS. u, w. SAUNDERS: 42g broa o
sr.si oyer Gsc HstaneEy1 fBSoSSNEis and HATS al
sre ,,ovst,fe "a Of the season. &C. ,..u,sre
NC Gals before narchas,Ss ssssfINpERs.
~ ""'' i29 Broad street.
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by Telegraph

NEW YcEH.
NEW YORK.. April 27-Eo6a. Stocks weak
Money on call. 5a6 per eent. Exchan2s-L"ng,
4s4I; short, 4S74. State bonds dull. Govern
Erening.-Money. sac per cent. Excnange,
4s4X Governments dull and steady new ~,
states quiet and steady.
BALTIMURE.
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Virginia 6's old, 20
asked; deferred. asked: consols, 63H: second
series. %; pa.t-due coupons, S7A; new l0.4O's'
az, Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-28

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A6.259f66O: cOmror family, s5.bO@t6.7o
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