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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-05-03
Dailv Kennebec Journal,

,,.,ed every morning, except Sundays. 1t contains
sa.e.t news by telegraph and mail, gives reports
the and has carefully prepared political and
q 81 ~ artcIes and a generous amount OF farming,
-a ioa and miscellaneous reading with full compila-
ton AZ per annuus in odrnnce, - if payment
~, made within the year. Single copies CENTS to
lad the and at ths Ses
A. Al, se had on application at this Office.
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sometime about hireIings. &C., &C. 'n '.'ar e
the hyf ia iag-end Republicans, rnu u1,ss,
pro- .,snent Democrats, are very sens a:ro,
:,sr.vrr ANYTHING IS said sor or hga n,nn
n nre Jorrense,,. Individually Icare notnlns
-, ~ ~, he State debt. paid literally towarus
:, 81 Tor r.. twenty years. ana the County anu
.arc,,,, Courts OF Nottoway have foroiaoen
'ra ,ha, nriyilece, but I am a stra'gnt-ous,
Republican without any reao!us," ss = con. .
do object 70 the Resdiuster plan Us con,
ceiye ito wit To capture the s'su n,s",
Convention, rt0rganize the safe Cen'.a'
Committee. adjourn without form'nx ~
ELECTORAL ticker, then In July next 10 hlcn.
mond. make the ticket, with six Kean)us,e'
Republicans and five Malone pemoc's -,
seli ont TO the highest bidder, dlv,ae .ne
spoils, and allow the origlnators anu lnt .ho
ducers Of the bloody scheme 10 contro' Tue
Federal Offices of the State. the Dare SUI
pestion is simply contemplate!
The term Readiuster will IN rev saor'
months he obsolete in the political vocaDu.
lary OF The State OF Virginia Except that
the hybrid, fag-end Republicans OF MOTTO
way viii handle II upon the rostrum!. we
can now furnish to fhe defunci Reaciusters
drsi.class hybrid, fag-end pall-bearers OF
the Republican party OF Nottoway, an3
first.class ministries OF the same sort 10 sins
their dirge, headed by henry Steward, u.
III. Pollard, Hon. Archer Scott, ana others'
:. Cui BONO" Respectfully,
b. ID. NJ. JONES,
nv ear-mark.
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hssEew Joint R:ules.

TITS pro position said to have been agreed
upon by thedoint committee OF Democrats
of TIE tw o te-ses OF Congress In regard to
'the,nau' scv'e' counting the electoral votes
sof The sveFa, States seems to Us to'vker
,preniu n Tor false returns. Theproposi'
'tionis. jthsts State sends up two sessofre.
turns iciflser set shall be counted without
THE O. occurrence OF both houses, but IL o
estate sewas up only one set Of retsTrns that
ssetsl ALI 90 counted unless both houses OF
sConf ,resssconcur In rejecting it.
In, 1878 there were two sets Of returns
iror Riocida, Louisiana, and Oregon.
Nei thcrses could under the proposed rule
have boe< counted without the concurrence
OF beth houses OF Congress; and inasmuch
as thesEepubIican bad majority 10 the
Ssnatc,sand were determined not to allow
the vote OF either OF those States to be
countec for TILDES, it is plain that the rule
would}i. ii had then been In force, hsye in
suYed' the defeat OF Mr.. T1DEN. Such a
rule 10 " orse than no rule; aud we have
+ but littsc fear that il can ever pass the Two
houses. 1t will be hard to Improve upon
the rule laid down in the Federal Consttu-
ton. Z II the power Of public opinion Is 3 OF
sufficient to compel the two houses TO seat
the mac whom The people sbasi have elected,
, no rute that can be framed viii be likely to
accomplish that object.
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: - -, -oe ~. vs.) County Court has has
" Ssss s iss Ss sS e ss bridge Ts,
sum is 10 DC raised y toe zoe s cSe "a and
Of Monroe,s s'V Er. thousand more Is being
Ohio t,,.sd rs ~ Saivat Us Subscription
According 10 the Marion ~ pa as.,r.s ana ID
Herald Captain +. 5. b, nnb, a. we'll ne the
sesalu an.. u"v "a ihe undoubted choice OF iie
R Rssd,u.ters Of that district for Congress
Mr. walter Linkenhoker seems to oe the
MI. " sv scx.hunter Of Botetourt. Accord.
tn~ 10 the Fncastle Herald be XII ed six one
a., day Ia Ios s week. which is not vefy unusua
thing for him to 90.
Hon. James Barbour has Consented to ad
arsss The conservative Read iusters' Club o.
Alexandria.
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FANCY GOODS.
S0S BROAD STREET.

| HANDSOME POCKET. UTLERY, back or white
handles. two blades at 25r.; two, three or fJuf
blades, at 80, 90, aud 7jc., warranted: .'ou.
Knives for boys. two blides, WARRANTED. AZ -
aud 5sc.- elegant; Pearl or shell-liauI',
Knives, Of tue best quality. for gentlemen aai
ladies, for 81;
HANDSOME POCKET and SlDE.BOoE>. for
gentlemen
An elegant MOROCCO LETTER.CARRlEG a.
sllO worth sl.7j;
Two or three new patterns in LADIES ~, KIT
BOOKS, in addition 10 the very line a.sor'mta.
already In stock
Another lot OF SILK UMBRELLAS. similar o.
those we have sod so many OF during the pl,l
winter IN auulactureJ especially for Vi. which
we offer az $3.50 sut 50 %, whi q, although
not quite as cheap, arr an immense bargain. Do
Scotch Gimg CHAM aud Cambria We sin ol.' iie
same assortment. from which We have .oil over
$50 during these last h'ayy rains.
Fifty ST. les FOLDING JAPANESE FANS. from
tho common TO fine Ivory stock NJ G0c
The eptire line OF OIL PAINTINGS, Boa CIR
Frames marked down from - to $3.50;
A large lot Of CHROMOS, In Carved Wr9-
Frames;
More of those handsome WALNUT and CitT
FRAMES. at soc:
Another lot fsATCHELS and LARGE TRAVEL
LING-VALI>ES, of all grsdes;
25 dozen TIN CUSPADOREs -four eolor,l AZ zoe.
a pair
Handsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA CC-PA-
DORES, in japanese aud Egyptian 1,corl-
tiOns, al ! pair
Another lot OF GENTLEMEN'S FINE CHAlNSat
from .3 10 So, warranted for hftecn Year.;
New patterns in HAIR CHAINS and SILK
GUARDS trimmings warranted Tor three
handsome SEALS oad CHARMS at 81 and q:
All sizes TEA-TRAYS az yerY low prices;
A large lot Of BASKtTS-Markef. Lunch. Trage-
ling, aud Shopping-as Soc, 7jc, g., 20.
$3.50. and t1.75;
FLOW ER-BASK n ) at 10. 25, 80, and So;
All grades OF Il l. \ -tAkDS- inc'uiirg
"iiart's plaid backs, red corners, with 'It,cl-
ersm;
CHIPS, DOMlNOEs, CHESS, BACKGAMNON
sPRING.BACK MUSIC FOLIOs,
SCRAP ALBUMS,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. &c.Sc
Large assortment OF LAMIS-three styi,. ni'g.
mings. W. A. STEVENS,
ap1 sos Broad ,treei.
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AUuitCk NAV S9ey.
The Supreme Govt Of Appeals on
Thuudsy sdminIslc,. ed very severe and
we.I-deseryed rebut o to Auditor MASSEY in
The following lang, aage:
ssDut there r. no law which imposes "a tax
on these boudy. On the contrary, they arc
expressly exc mpted by law from taxation.
But II they were not exempted, there Is no
law impoying q tax on them, and " would
veem - follow that the Auditor iu d no ati.
thortty 10 collect tax upon them. from the
holder OF the coupons, unless It Is coiDre'
tent Tor mere ministerial ofics r not oeiy
70 Nisobey the law, but to ms ke law and
levy taxes where the Legisi aure hss I'm
posed no taxa proposition which hardly
any one would venture to M lke."
We applaud Mr.. MASSEY for the alacrity
with which be has conform ed lis action to
the requirements Of the decision OF the
Court OF Appeals. But J / mast neverthe-
less not be forgotten tbs 4 he has preached
and prsc,iced the worst sort Of higher-law-
ism. BE not only refu .sed 20 obey the law
Is II had been laid owR over and over
again by tn Court OF Appeals, but actually
passed law OF bis o. wn, r. we NAV use that
phrase to describe HIS order TO bis subordi-
mates to levy tax Upon property which the
Court Of Appeals says no Law authorizes
him or anybody ise to levy a tax upon'
He had the presu nption to usurp the pow
ers OF the Gcnei raj assembly. Ii his skin
be not very thls *, the sharp sword OF tue
Court Of Appe Ais ftEst make him vince.
Mr.. Massey knows nothing about the
law, 1t Is eyid .nt. eIiis calling as preacher
has disquaii6 ID Bttn for official position in
the state. II ais 81 the most charitable con-
struciioa. chat. eaceoc put upon bis utterly
inaefensfole contact in the matter SO clearly
presented In the title extract given above
arom the op i1icr OF the Court Of Appeals
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j. +. Carpenter Is appointed postmaster
at Grove Hill, Page county, Va, uice James
+. Carpenter, deceased. The name OF Port.
land, Preston county, w. Va. is changed
to "Cranberry." The Office at Cod, 3
House, Halifax county, Va. is discontinued
Tor want OF candidate. The papers 60 10
Republican Grove. A new Office is estab.
lished at Bayard. Warren county, Va, on
tue route from Milldale to Nneyeb, with b.
Z. Ashby as postmaster.
The Fipcastle Herald has been informed
w Major Andrew Mccartney that consul.
tapon with number OF the ReSdiuster
leaders OF Giles convinced him that Ma
none's scheme OF an independent electoral
TICKET has no showing there, ard that the
gallant little county will give a cordial sup
port 10 tho nominees OF the Cincinnati Con-
veution.
Captain Dugsan and brother, arrested In
uncfm Anne county on the charge OF
ncrdcring young man named Lloyd. have
been discouraged after full examination.
The West Point Star reports the death Of
W. vernon +. Joues, OF New Kent.
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Stampede OF MahOucrs.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
EI Anrit 1oQn

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
FLUvANNA, April 20, 1880.
The indications are that there will, i'm
this county, be a general stampede of Demo-
Gratis from the Malone ranks, and in a short
time the General will be left with little or
no following hereabouts, and such will no
doubt he the case throughout the State.
The demonstration made by him In the
Staunton Convention has opened the eyes
OF our people to the precipice on which
they stood, and they will not be slow in re-
traciDg their steps. Neither an indie
pendent electoral ticket nor any other ticket
be may get up now will command the sup
port OF any respectable number OF voters,
as the Republicans, with whom he pro-
posed to coalesce, will, Of course, support
their own ticket, and the Democrats, both
Debt-Payers and Readiusters-with a few
exceptions, will cast their votes for the
nominee oftbe Cincinnati Convention, pro-
vided 1t Is not TiIden. p.
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Money md Whisixey at NottOway
Courthouse.
BELLgFoNrE. Va. ADriI

BELLgFONrE, Va, April 80. 1889.
Editors Dispatch. I saw an article Ia the
Richmond Wing OF the 23d instant, signed
by one II. II. Dyson. which specially refer.
red to me, aud l ask the insertion OF this
letter as explanatory OF my true position in
the matter referred to. Dyson charges me
with being the author OF offensive language
contained in resolutions adopted at the in.
dignation mass-meeting held at N0ttoway
Courthouse on the 10th instant. am not
the author OF the offensive clause he refers
10, bnt he was correct in regard to my ear
msrks. did draft the resolutions, and am
pleased at their happy result. He denounced
the meeting OF the 18th as being called by
and composed Of the "hybrii, fag.end Re.
publican party OF Nottoway, ofice-seek.
ers, soreheads, defeated aspirants." &C., &c.
There were present IN that meeting about
one hundred and fifty men, who have been
regarded for the past fifteen years as the
very essence OF "uncontaminated Repub.
licanism, and they will be regarded as
E" drst.class auxiliaries in the approach
Ing congressional eIection-namely, Nelson
beverley. Spencer Guy, Archer Hawkes.,
Monroe Brown, and host OF others. "Let
tue CALLED Jade vince, my withers are un-
wruog." Dir. Dyson indicates by his man
hVi Ahu >ssyE uOW StuSiuiy nc EcetS the
verdict Of the straight.Outs OF Nottoway.
After saying that am man OF fine collie
gate education, he then has no further
praise for me; that my burdens are now
too heavy. Iineyer sought praise from him,
or from acy other, aud praise from him in
the spirit ia which he writes would be a
stigma npoR the character Of the lowest
creature Of Gods creation. admit that my
hnancia; baEde MS arewery heavy, bat have
not been as fortunate with the public crib
~ he (be received all Of the big ears, and I
have not had Hnubhin ". neither saw
or handled any Of his I,cney or whiskey at
Nottoway Courthouse Oh the 10th. i nm
nota whiskey-6Fibker, bot could smell II
strong and long, and II dis not smell like
Lie article usually sold by che hotel pro prize
Lor. a. Tor money. had aAne then, have
none nov, and have had noAs since Mr.. |
arapt case to rec me on the 5tb OF April. |
1865. speaker said, however. IL at mer. |
snanf ~ Nottoway Courthouse told Tim that
ne changed sixteen dollars into twenty Eve
'ent Pieces on the 10th. aud that that
i'ght a. IL O'Clock, when the delegates I'd.
burned. ne received nearly all OF bis quar-.
srs again. One speaker said be had two
tn'llonns, and another said be had four.
regard 10 DR.. JosGensen, bis exact ian.
uage 90 not remember, bat l think ha
I'D the spocfor did not favor coalition: that
. wanted 70 80 70 Congress again, and j
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MAGNIFICENT AND ELABORATE AssORT
MENT AT
COHEN BROTHERS.

COLORED SILKS aud SATINS, SATIN DE LY'
ON, BROCADES, and NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS In Oriental effects Tor oyerdresses ana
combination suits at attractive prices;
DI,hCK GROS.GRAIN SILKS at 55c.;
GIJINET'S BLACK SILKS at 90e.;
SATIN FINISH at sl.1S;
Very heavy SATIN FINISH al sl.50;.
COLORED SILKS at 75c. selling generally al 81 a
An attractive stock of SUMMER SILKS in Che
ney, Snowflake. aud other new de ,igns;
20 pieces OF HEAVY GROS-GRAIN COLORED
SILKS al 81 .25 the value OF which Is SLIGO.
VIII open on MONDAY. April 19ih-
so pieces WOOL-FILLING BUNTING at l2Xc.
worth zoe. yard;
ALi.-WOOL LUPIN'S BLACK TAFFETA at
37Hc worth 60c. a yard;
FRENCH CAMEL's-HAR GAUZE 32.inch wide
at Csc, sold generally al 81 yard:
rs pieces BLACK ALL-WOOI CASHMERE at
5Oc yard. here, ofore sold at zoe.
9 pieces FANCY BROCADE SILK MIXTURES
at 90c. inst reduced from sI.25:
BLACK SATIN reduced from 81 TO 75c., from
sl.l5 TO 90c.:
10 pieces ALL-WOOL PARIS sUITINGs in gem
darme and coachman draD shades at Doc. yard.
so dozen LADIES' sILK-CLOCKED BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE at 1870;
so pieces ees' WHITE LINEN LAWN at l5c. the
value Of which is soc.
rs pieces FRENCH CAMBRIA 3S-inch wide at
l5c.;
25 dozen LADIES' TWO-BUTTON COLOREO
KID GLOVES at soc. pair;
80 pieces LANGUEDOC LACE az reduced prices;
20 dozen EXTRA.LENGTH LADIES' FRENCH
Also, bargains IN various Inequality CORSETS.
lap III
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urLTRS.

Died. at her residence in H~prtco county, on
HIN pRit.K. IN the sevtnty.hrst year of her age.
Her funer, viii take place from he sidney Bap,
list churcr. THIS Saturday, MohNiNd NJ II
O'Clock.
Died.j this city, Yesterday morning AZ 1--WE MN
utey be- ore g O'Clock. OTWAf i. bhoChWEh
I'm The tweuty-,hird year OF his age. =, g,
His funeral wiu take psce from tiie Seyen u,
isuaa,St AZ rFRNOON Frieads aud acquainiances
are respectfully invited 30 attend
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The solored people are sensible enough Ii
know their friends from their f0es.-H zig.
No doubt OF 1t. They will be just sepsi-
BILE enocgh to let the Mahoneites use them
IS cafsaews TO pull the chestnus out Ut the
fire. We would like for their aew friends,
however, to have the candor to telltbe w bite
people Of Richmond whether their friend
shipr Will allow them TO introduce their
colored ~ friends" into the public schools,
, the police. the fire department. or anywhere
else where they will take the place of'white
men or white womenP Will their 'efricnd.
ship" ipiauce them to turn out the white
teachers in'the negro schools, and substitute
negro tcaeherss VIII their "frie1ashp"
lead them TO act towards the officers OF
RichmoufLas they last winter acted towards
the white Officers whom they turned out
TO make places for negroes?
The Wig pretends to think that the Con-
servative party Of Richmond is ready and
willing to oier more to the negroes than
the AiAHeNF party will. This is all pre-
ferce. Ties Conservative party is a white
mans party. II avows its opposition to
mixed marriages., to mixed schools, and to
a mixe,i Police. II any negro votes eur
ticket, wtlIdo IL with the distinct under.
standing thatshe is not to be put intoany of
these Off. YES. iThe Wing knows these to- be
facts as W eIiaawe do. Now, let 1t dare to
assert the ssma4c!aims for Its own faction OF
negroes, disappointed ofice-seekers. and
chronic gr, lasbiers.
.1he Inde p<aidents or Mahoneites are the
allies Of III 9 negroes. The negroes, bew-
ever, constit itke bulk Of the party, and
they would edools to do sll the voting and
give all the Miees to the whites who dead
themsin their opposition to the Conservative
paety. Yeti bis Is exactly the kind OF fools
we-expect tht ~ TO prove themselves TO be.
They are the enemies OF the white mems
party, and will always vote with any set OF
white LEADERS. whether cirpet-baggers or
scalawsss, who will. promise to aid them in
the overthrow OF 'tAe. party Of the tax.paying
whites Of Virgin. b. Ihase are warned; ane
II they permit IL e&sselyes to be defeated by
the unho,y ccm Sisation will receive no
syinpatbyfrom the Democrats OF the coun-
try at large.
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WILL grant BE NOMINATED 1.-THE Stat
sof Thursdsy asked n the following ques
zion:
"a monshago the DGpaieh promised to
give US deciGed ans, wef rs to Grants nom.
duatlon at Chicago In month. Times up,
.nsi2hbor, spdave paus e &oEyop reply"
We were away from hone. .,or we would
baveanswered the above question yesterday.
WaoAnnot frame bette r reply than Is con-
tanned in the wouls Of the Mate Of Mmch
II, which are as fellows:
"On the Republican side Ane meyssnent
SAr Grspt, after seeming formidable and
den to great extent snbsidiIg, has 4, a
nsnssure revived, hrt still seesas TO usfatad
70 meet an impassahSs obstacle iE The, wide.
sppsead sentiment agninst q third term and
tu TIC Just aversion y repeat TIE scandals
and sQrrupttons whick .disiinguisiaad Gene
mi e.tanrs tso terms.S
NE ATE at one With .fhe State o. this
subj ~ snd.se think eat that Journals
words describe accurately the situatioa OF
to-day.
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AND NOW A CONSERVATIVE,

You still have the privilege of paying
your capitation tax as means Of qualifying
yourself as voter. But on election-day
you will! have to show your receipt to the
judges OF election. The names of those
persons who paid up yesterday or previ-
ously Will be putupon the printed lists.
Pay your eapitatlOn tax.
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The results Of the deliberations OF the
Democratic State Convention in PenusyI-
.yania must be accepted as putting tbefnish-
ing stroke to Mr. TILDEN as a candidate for
President. Where Is his vote in the Ma
tional Convention to come from? Nowhere.
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nIrNTIyGsi BUNTlNGs!
BUNrrNGs In all shat

BUN'rINGs IN all shades, the best al-wool at 22c
per yard:
LACE BUNTINGS In all colors at 20 snd 30c:;
ALL-wOOL BLACK CASHMERE NJ 40, 90. 60
10, aud Soc: "
DRESS GOODS in PLAIN and FIGU ED NOME
BROf,ADE, BASKET, ROMANO, TAMISF
CREPE CLOTHS, BLACK aud COtORED
SILKS, sATINs, and PEKiN STRIPES stprices
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALEs ut l2Xc., real
value csc. per yard;
Our BLACK SILK ~ 81 can't be beat:
BLACK ALPACAS ut 12X. 10, 20, 70 and soc.
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GY SILKSl SILKS! SILKS!
BARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGAINS
PRICES MUCH LOWER THAN AT THE BE
GINNING OF THE SEASON.

CHENEY SILK at 5jc. per yard worth 75c.;
CHENEY SILK at 6Qc. per yard worth soc:
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at Use. per yard
BLACK GRbs.GRAIN SILK at ooc. per yard
BLACK GR0s.GRAIN SILK at 81 per yard
BLACK GGiF;33s-GRArN SILK at sl.15 per yard
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at s1.25 per yard
BLACK G.0S-GRAIN SILKS ats1.75, 90, $3.50,
and s3-all worth much more money
A large assortment of COLOkED and BLACK
PEKIN STRIPES, BROCADED SILKS and SAT-
ms. COLORED SILKS;
SILK and WOOL DRESS GOODS In great variety
sHETLAND sH 81 BLACK CASHMERE, and
LINEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in great variety;
SILK PARAsoLS at 40, so, 75c., aud 81, worth
YARD-wIDE WHITE CAMBRIA at 1oc worth
Extra largest BATH-TowELsa at $3.50 per do
zen worth $3.50;
TURKEY.RED NAPKINS at soc. per dozen worth
Linen DoILIEs at s3c. per dozen worth sOc.;
LINEN NAPKINS al 81 per dozen worth $3.50:
long. at $3.50 worth 81:
OlI.-CLOTH. one and quarter yards wide, at 25c-
per yard worth Acc;
OIL-CL0TH one and 4 half yards wide at soc.
srRlPEb swiss MUSLIN at lcsc per yard worth
VICTORIA LAWN at 16',c. per yard worth Csc;
R n Al MADE 1 nREsSEs for laJie,
manufacture. The material used I'm our
ments will he found superior to that used in gar
meats manufactured North that are sold at the
GENTLtMEX's SHIRTS ready made and made 10
See our new CAMBRICs, PhRCALEs. and CHE
VIOTS. LEVY BROTHERS,
apo 1017 aud 1919 Main street.
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n ANOTHER LARGE AssORT.

NENT or COLORrD sATfys AND SILKS, In
GLIDING the new shades Of ROYAL PURPLE,
LILAC, TAN, ECRU, OLD GOLD. PEACOCK
BLUE. Also, some more OF tbosc handsome BRO
CADE and FIGURED NOVELTIES for trimmings
and dresses Dons fdi TO look at our line Of above
goods.
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We would call special attention 10 those In want
OF BLACK and COLORED DRESS SILKS, which
bought recently nc very low prices As we are de-
ttrmincd to ,elI these goods, we have made extra
low prices on them.
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M THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON
before the Young Mems Missionary Society Of the
Second Baptist church will be delivered on SUNDAY
NIGHT At S O'Clock by Rev. IT. L. EATON, ID. d., OF
Petersburg. The public are cordially invited.
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In our BLACK.GOODs DEPARTMENT we have
an elegant line OF French and American DUNT-
IN6s, SILK. and COTTON-wARP HENRIETTA,
GRAPE CLOTH, TAMISE, CASHMERE, Mo-
ME CLOTH, BROCATELLEs. ALrACAS, and
other BLACK GOODS. at very low prices.
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ID. a. r. MITTELDORFER

VIII open on MONDAY their second supply OF NEW
GOODS jD,t bought at auction. DRY GoODs lower
than ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-01

NJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-01
VNHE PELICAN AND DIVES
MINING COMPANY.

Organized under the Jaws of the State Of New
York.
SILVER MINES situated at Georgetown, IN
Griffith district, Clear Creek county, Colorado.
CArIrAL STOCK, s5,OoO,OOO; 100000 SHARES
PAR VALUE, $40 EACH.
Stock full paid and worcestershire.
REGISTRARS OF TRASFERS.-Farmers' Loan
and Trust Company.
TRUSTEEs.-Norwin Green, president Western
Union Telegraph COMPANY, New York Henry h.
Plant president Southern Express Company, New
York; !. &. BabcOck. treasurer Adams Expre,s
Company. New York; ID. ]. Carson, secretary
Son hern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company,
New York; !. III. Munson, Drexel Building, New
York; Albert Il. Chandler, president Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company. New York: W. e..
Humstoue general superintendent Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph COMPANY, New York; Tbeo.
y. Vail. general manager National Bell Telephone
Company, Boston: Thomas 1. Brady, Assistant
Postmaster General. Washington, ID. c.; Henry ).
Russell, Boston. Mass; General Francis j. Marshall,
Georgetown, Colo; James ". Ornes, general super
intendeDt Southern Bell Telephone aud Telegraph
Company, New York.
OFFIcERs.-Norwin Green. president: Henry :.
Russell. yice-Dresident; T6eo. n. Vail vice. pres-
dent; X. III. Rochester, treasurer; George 4. Wide,
secretary.
Clarence Cary formerly OF Vireiris), New York
Jerome 4. Manning, Worcester. Mass; counsel.
Subscriptions received and informant Ion given by
ap 2s-lm THOMAS BRANCH 4 GO.