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A Quel,y.

NULfkfttt GAoy AOs Ao.Js
Editose Dispatch. Wouic Judge Field
have been thought 81 In coEneciion with
The presidency had hs not fsken strong
ftafes'-rigists grounds aud differed with the
majority o. the court Ia the Virginia Cases
recently decidedi If not, then can the
Democrats sAord 10 make the eight upon
Issues that uoited the Moth and made the
Republicans omnipotept Tor years? II,
however,, Satse' rights lavs become so pop
niar Of late IN the North ~ 20 JUSTIFY Tue
selection OF casdldste who VAL mate that
the sole issue u the canvaess thcn would It
not add strength 10 the ticket TO place JET.
fersoD Davis or robert Tcombs second
npon ~ Let Us Digit TO via. Yours.
pgEDN0Ny.
Our correspondent Is experienced Ia the
political world. and makes suggestive In.
quiry. Whist possible chance would Judge
FIELD have TO carry spy western state-a
msn who has dope ~ much ~ he bas against
the greeaback currency Aid the Green.
hackers to the Rexdjnsters and the Repub-
leans and the Democrats might fail to carry
even Virginia. The Democratic National
Convention. however, will hardly polaiuste
> gsp whose opinion II fs,st the efsepbNek
currency II unconstitutional.
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arv cold weather and che ny. Altogether,
ma cron prospect Is not acouragIpg, but
the come.out Of vegetapon under favorlng
circumstances, fortunately, Is very great.
That talented vIrginian Miss Agnes
Herndon is anncs,unced to play In TINS city
on tho 18th ms ant, and that other talented
vsrgiuian y.r. James Barron HOPE, OF NOT
folk, viii, deliver his new lecture nere tu's
weet,. An amateur Pinafore " also ainons
tie amusement delights OF the immediate
/ future. =, tho
The internal.revenuc collections AZ tue
Office In this city for the past week Meie
40, Saa II TELEPHONE.
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The Field boom has come to The surface
IN Virginia, and there are sufficient symp..
TOMS OF its reappearance In other parts OF
The country presently to warrant the ais
charge OF fresh shower OF mud from the
Cipher. Alley batteries at the Judge. the
last shot didn't do any damage. York
Tribune.
The above suggests two reflections;
1. The people of Richmond have peen
caused without their consent to get up q
boom" for Judge FIEhD.
9. The Tribmne as good as tells US tna'
Mr.. TaDEN h opposed to Judge FIELDS
nomisstion; whilst Judge FIEaD's frienes
have been advocating his nomination on the
ground that Mr.. TnDEN WIS opposed to
Mr.. Seymour and friendly te Judge Fw'i.D'
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WxsHrNGTeN. May la.-Tbe Fled boom
emoug the Democrats is booming little to-
day on the strength Of the newssfrom Rich
mond thatthe Field men have carried mo,'
Of tue delegates from that city 10 the State
Convention. -Spec,0l to the Philadelphia
Press.
There it is again. "Tbe FIELD men
have carried most OF the Richmond dele
gates! Was there ever so snail a POUNDS
ton for so large an edifce! The same teie'
gram, word for word, was sent to the On'
clnnatl Commercial.
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LYNCSIBUBG.

DELEGATES TO RicHM0ED; HOW THEY STAND
ca0P OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLLEC-
TIoss, &C.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispaich.J
MAY IL, 1880.
Some OF the Lynchburg delegates to the
State Convention leave for Richmond to.
day. A majority u them are said to favor
the nonisaaion OF Seymour. Some are for
Field and some for Hancock, but all, be.
iieve, are opposed TO instructions.
Crop news from the surrounding coun-
ties Is discouraging. The wheat, which
promised SO well, has been attacked by the
ny, and suffered serious damage. Fields
are turning yellow, US IL almost ripe, while
only eommencingto bloom. The cry OF the
scarcIfg OF tobacco-pIanis also continues TO
come from the planters. Very few, 1t IL
said, will be able 10 plant full crops-some
not more thag a fourth. The resown beds
game PIP well, but are suffering from the
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MILITARY NOTICES.
USENENJ'a.


vT,UE ORIGINAL PlNAFORE,
as conceived and performed under the direction OF
MEssRs. GILBERT & SULLIVAN,
will be given mt
MOZART HALL FOUR NIGHTS,
commencing
MONDAY, MAY "a. 1880,
for the benefit and under the auspices Of the
MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The following celebrat, artists have been secured
MADAME CAROLINE MISUNDERSTANDING
the greatest of all 50 Buttercups";
MISS EVA MILLS, the celebrated "Josepnine",
Miss ANNIE sUAEFER, the fascinating " Hebc ";
MISS BELLE PELOUZE. " our Aunt;
MIR. PIERRE BERNARD, the iDimitable Sir Jo-
seph1;
MIR. E. W. HOFF, the we'll known "Raph Rack
straw;
MR. L. W. PIZZINI, "Our own " captain Cor
coran";
MR. JOSEPH S. GREENsFELDER, the ideal
"Deadeye";
Mr. n. b. PLEASANTS. " our own -" Boatswain."
This great cast will be assisted by Richmond's
large aud effective PiDafore chorus and grand or
chestra The whole under The able direction of Pro-
lessor c. l.. SIEG FL. and with Mr. GREENsFELDER
as stage manager.
POPULAR PRICES.
General admission, so cents reserved seats. rs
cents my 17-10t
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After Indian Marauders.

CHICAGO, May ia dispatch TO the
Times from Deadwood, d. T., says: "a
party OF twenty-five men went in pursuit OF
the slayers Of John Deffenbach on the Goth
of last month. After following the trail,
which circled all over Powder.RIver Valley,
on Thursday came upon party Of eighteen
Indians on a tributary OF Little Powder
river, and at once charged the camp. A
running fight occurred, lasting two hours,
when the Indians scattered in every direc-
ton, leaving four dead. The village. with
all its equipage and II Of Deffenbach's 20.
Hies, fell into the hands Of the pursuers.
Joseph Rhodes, rancher living on Crow
creek, was killed and buried on the field.
The ponies were driven to Spearfish, and
the pursuers returned home"
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FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP Including
meals and berths both ways between Huntington
and Cincinnati),
TEN LIARS.
The tickets GOING will be GOOD only on the
special excurs IOn-train. RETURNING, the tickets
will be good regular train TIL June L, lSSo
with privilege of stO! ping over at stations OF the
Cnesapeake and Ohio railway, within the time
limited. The excursOn-train Will run through 10
Huntington without lay-oyer.
restaurant car will be attached to the excur-
sion-tr.in, furnishing meals at city prices.
This IS splendid opportunity for businessmen
TO combine business with pleasure.
Tickets will be- on sale May 10Th and I'm AT a.
W. CARRIERS. s26 east Main street. B9ughman
Brothers, 1917 east Main street. and at Chesapeake
aud Ohio railway depot.
Baggage checked through. j. G. DAME
my ~ Southern Agent.
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EXCURSION.
MOONLMHT EXCURSION. z ]Nl;,,,

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.cf
The LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF
DR. H9GE'S CHURCH will give a MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION on the steamer ARIEL THuRSDA I
EVENING. The boat will pass through Dutcn
Gan, and return at / o'clock T.. Nj.
Fare for the round trip, SO cents.
Profe sOr Voelker's brass band Viii be on OOard.
and the laoies will serve refreshments at city
prices. e,, o
Omnbuses will leave the church aud Sleight &
Howard's at CLIO ana GAO L. NJ. to carry passen-
gers TO the boat.
Tickets can be had at Sleight & Howard's, j. n.
Gilgg'>. Polk Miller x Co.'S, and AT the boat.
SO
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FLuVANNA.

SALE OF THE syEAD GoLp.MISE-ToBAcco
CRcP.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispafchi
Fork UNION, Va, May 10, 1851. :,
The celebrated sncad gold-mine, siluate9
about onc mile from this place, was soIo
yesterday to Messrs. Wilson d KENNEDY,
OF Philadelphia, for sl5,000-oue hall cisn.
There will not be one fourth OF tobacco
crop planted in this county,.
Now AND THEN,
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FANCY GOODS.

- EOEl FL "A
w. A. sTEVENs'S,
sos BROAD STREET,
A large assortment of BIRD-CAGES at all prices:
Iarge-size PAINTED CAGES, both round ant
square, at 81
BRASS CAGES at all prices, from 81 up;
MOCKING-BIRD and BREEDING CAGES, al
sizes AND prices. They are made entirely Of
metal, aud are much stronger and better than
the wood. bottom ones.
BIRD-CUpS, BATH-TUBS. aud HOOKS for sale
Have Just received a splendid line of VALIsEs anC
sATCHELS at all prIces-from soc. up to So;
Handsome SHOPPING-BAGS for ladies at 81
$l1O, sl.15, aud sl25-aIl leather;
A hne line LADIES SlDE-BAGS at 75c., 81, ant
1928;
PURSES and PORTE. MONNAIES, all prices
from Sc. up to The finest;
JAPANESE MATCH-SAFES, very pretty;
HANGING RUSTIC BASKETS and RUSTIC
STANDS at 75c. and 81;
Large CANOPY-TOP DOLL-F ERAMBULA.
TORS at Use. and 81:
A full lire sILVER-PLATED GOODS, all grades
KNIVES, FORKS, and SPOONS-both common
and fine plate--at very low prices;
CAS1ORS at 81 and ~ elegant TRIPLE-PLATE
CAsTORS at $3.50 aud So;
ICE PITCHERS,
CAKE BASKETS,
FRUIT STANDS,
BUTTER DISHES,
SUGAR DISHES,
SYRUP and CREAM CUPS,
CELERY STANDS,
MUGS,
GOBLETS,
WALTERS.
NAPKIN RINGS,
BUTTER KNIVES,
SUGAR SHELLS, &c.
VIII open in few days line OF COMMON POT
TERY-WARE, consisting Of
WINDOW-POTS,
HANGING BASKETS, &c, &c.
Callat W. A. sTEVENS'S,
myl9 sos Broad street.
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ns- THE PLACE TO PURCHASE
YOUR DRY GOODS
l. EvI BROTHERS.

Thy offer CHENEY SILKS at 55, go, and CSC. a
yard, worth 10, 80. and sjc.;
STRIPED and CHECKED JAPANESE SILKS at
20, 25, 80, and soc. yard, formerly sold at 30,
75c., 81, and SIPS;
MADRAS GINGHAMs "A new lot inst 10 hand,
making our assortment better than ever;
LAWNS at 81, 10. 12k, and 15c. yard;
LINEN LAWNS in great variety;
PARAsOLs and UN-UMBRELLAs-Thei largest
stock In the city;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INsERTINGs;
WHITE GOODS OF every descriptions;
LINEN LAP-RoBEs at all prices;
LINEN GOODS OF every description, al the lowest
prices;
DRILLINGS, CAssTMERES, CLOTHS, TWEEDs,
JEANS, FLANNELs, TRICOTs. and COT
TONADEs, for boys and mems wear;
LACE CURTAINs-The latest styles;
NOT rINGHAM LACE-The newest styles Striped
MITTs, GLOVES, SOCKS, and STOCKINGS In
great variety:
READY-MADE DRESSES, ULSTERs, and UN'
DER.GARMENTS for ladies;
CARPETS, MATING, OIL-CLOTIIs. and WIN
DOW-SHADES;
CENT? EMEN'S SHIRTS aud general variety OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
COLGATE'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS, and TOILET
WATERS;
FOSTERS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES, with
patent lace fastenings-the best KID Glove I'm the
world-2t LEVY BROTHERS.,
my IS l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
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The city elections are not yet over. 1t is
not too 9ate to pay your cspitation tTz and
qualify yourself to vote next Thursday
Let us put an end to the turbulent eisturb
ers Of the peace Ia this city.
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New Books,

Daphne. A Novel. BY "RIrA," author
OF Vivienne," Like DAMS Kiss" etc.
Philadelphia: j. e. LIPPNCoTT q Co.
1880.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON g. Co.
Hepzibah Guinness; Thee and You; and
A Draft on the Bank Of Spain. BY :.
WEIR MITCHELL, NJ. ID. Philadelphia :
J. b. LPPINcOTT d Co. 1880.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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nRusss. MEDICINES. - /.
ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.

EeHt u.s. ~ bDtNbNfs1s ~
ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.
Persons intending spending the summer season II
the country or at The waterlng-places should pro
vide themselves with the necessary remedies anC
apparatus which cannot be had outside of a city
viz:
PATENT POCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
milk. food, &C.:
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LIGHTs, which burn
READY MADE MUsTARD-PLASTERS, which
are always ready, aud act In three minutes;
SOFT RUBBtR AIR.PiLLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES.
SPONG rs and SPONGE.BAGS,
SELF-INJECIING UNIVERSAL SYRlNGEt,
VALENTINES MrAT-JUICE, -
VALENTINES HEAT-JUICE WITH GLfCE-
JoIISsIoN's FLUID BEEF,
IIEBIG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIFBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPDsfA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GRANUM. 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,
DlSINFECTIAG SOAPS, 10 prevent contagion;
aud all relsble medicines, new remedies, aud appa.
ratus, TO be had Of
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
9l9 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO my IA
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Surgeon John +. Randolph, United States
navy, who died In Philadelphia Friday
night, was born in Brunswick county, Va,
in 1928, and graduated in medicine at the
University OF Pennsylvania in 1850.
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DRY GOODS.
TOWN WITH HIGH PRICES.
SWEEPING REDUCTION IN ALL coo,

oN Ell INV hEDtttfOs IN ALI. Coon.
"'
As am determined 10 close out the enn,.
viii for the next thirty DAYS offer so.,i' sncs
tremeIy low prices. ! will mention a lev II Il =.
prices ~
Fine WHITE CAMBRiCs at l0c.;
Best LAWNS at Toe:
Fine DRFsS GOODS Of ST.;
OSTRICH. FEATHERS al Zbc. n bunch.
splendid line Of sUMME. uATs at your s,,
prices; ~"
A nice assortment u GINGHAHs at sLe..
Best makes Of CALICOEs at lOgeE prics,:
PIQUE BONNET5 at tZe.:
Fancy CUFFS and COLLARS al 1Ocsset,
A splendid assortment Of NECK-RUFFLING .,
i0c, yard;
Fine Isle GLOVES al Toe
LADIES HOSE, slightly damaged. A. &. s,.t.
A splendid lot OF BAND aud CLIFTON r.G,
SHOES for meD, lsdis .. and children. VIII" W! W
be closed out very cheap WI
LADIES' SUITS. ready nsGe. 81 $3.50:
Also, fine line Of CLOTHING. some Of The a..
ever brought TO Richmond, TO be- sold very chsa ~
Gall carry 10 purchase your bargains # IA,
BALTIMORE AUCTIOS. HOUSE
16 east Broad street.
J. ROSE, agtnt for ;. Goldcnigrg.
my 18-Tu.S&Mlm ~
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FURNITURE.

CPRING STYLES IN FURNlrtRh,G
~ JUST RECEIVER .-We call attention =, 10
all Ia ased Of FURNITURE 70 our lsfN M.I
hraemg Queen Anne ard Fast Late; rue
and Chaniber suis In Walnut; sideoodI1, 'fg.
Gases, Hat. Rack, Wsrdrooes. &c. E,s, - ..
iion OF cheap Furniture; low-priee ts." ,blae
We ask ali needing goods IN our nht ,,'pS.a,lt o.
our stock before busing. our ierms VII " "
accommodate AL. Easy terms 90 PAYNE " sn<
n. GATnRiGlif s,,N,,
an t5.Sm 10 Governor s.'>----
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Bishop j. A. Latane, formerly Of st. Ste.
phen's parish, King and Queen county, Va.
who accepted a call to CumDins Memoria
p. Il. church, Lafayette Square. Baltimore
offieiaied there for the first time Sunday. In
bis sermon he referred TO the relation OF pas
tor aud people and their respective duties
He quoted DIR. Chalmers and John Wesley
in The connection that house going minis.
tiers make church.going people. The Wo.
mems State Temperance Alliance held a
meeting IN the basement Of the church in
the afternoon, and Bishop Latane preached
again at night.
The st. Mjchaeps (Md.) Comet states that
Nj. p. H. Mayo, teacher OF Wye school,
Talbot county, attempted to commit suicide
last week, while Iaboring under temporary
alteration Of mind, by cutting his throat
with his pocket.kuife, out the attempt was
discovered In time TO arrest tue bleeding,
and his life was saved. Dir. Mayo Is u ma.
tive OF Richmond, Va.
Rev. j. II. StringfelI0w, ncwly-appointed
rector OF the Church Of Our Saviour PRO
tcstant Episcopal). arrived In Baltimore on
Saturday from Richmond, and preached
Sunday morning and night. The services
were We'll attended.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT OF
RICHMOND.-Robert j. Broome, OF No. 127
north High street, Baltimore, was about II
O'Clock on Saturday night found dead in
Room No. s, on the fourth floor OF the
Sherwood House, corner OF Harrison and
Fayette streets. DIR. Arnold was sent for,
and concluded that death resulted from
heart-disease. The body was removed by
friends TO an undertaker's, and DR.. Walker,
coroner, was notified, but he deemed an in
quest unnecessary. Mr.. Broome was about
fifty years OF age, native OF Baltimore, and
at one time was engaged in the butchering
business. During the war he was in the
southern army, and served in the Nine
teenth Virginia and Fifth Louisiana regi-
ments, and was for time employed in the
special force under 1eneral Winder, at
Richmond. He returned to Baltimore after
the war, and was well known in the centre
OF the city. He was unmarried.
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We return thanks to Hon. j. W. JeBN-
SION for public documents.
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
IL GREAT BARGAINS ~ DRY GOODS

CAN III FOUND At
a. II II 4 /JE n " SONS
No. 800 BROAD STREET.
All fhe latest nov -lries IT, FOREIGN AND 10.
MESTIC DRY G. OD>-vIL.:
NOME CLOTHS. GRAPE CLOTHS. ALL W0of
BUN1lNGs, LACE BUNIGNGs, BROCNb
aud STRIPES;
SILKS. SATINs PEKIN STRIPE, aud Bpo.
CADFS-fnli line;
BLACK GRENADINES. TAMTSE, CASgWrrr.
HENRIETTA. and MONTE CLOTHS:
LAWNS-LINEN Law ". figured aud plain.
VICTORIA LAWN, LINnN D'DACCJ. PlOf.r.
DAMASKS. NAPKINS, &c
PARASOLS-a fail and com Dle'e me:
LANGUEDO". POINT UfsPlgT, aud Tsp.
CHUN LACk>; HOSIERY. BrrTuN>. "a
TRIMMINGS a specially: LACE NlT.-ri
line-all The new shade l. C-.TOP Efrf'fN
ana KID GLOVES: LADIES and GFN m b.
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN Drill,
CAssINERES, ETC.. LACE sCAKF> ~, MI.
and RUCHING. url.
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Me- TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT AL
LOWED ON ALL CASH SALES.
CLOSING. OUT sALE-NO HUMBUG.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
PRICES WHICH REALLY AST0NlSH.
PRICES LOWER THAN AT WHOLESALE.
PRINCES, BUTTONS, RIBBONS, and HOSIERY
HAMBURGs, CORSETs, GLOVES, and HAND
kERCHIEFS;
GOLD and sILvER-PLATED JEWELRY-war-
ranted:
LACES, LACES, LACES, Of all kinds, and
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, at
HUTZLER BROTHERS,
525 Broad street
STOCK. FIXTURES. LEASE, and GOODWILL
for sale on very reasonable terms. my
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LECTURES.

CHARITY LECTURE.-The Right Rev.
" Bishop KEANE will deliver CHARITY Lee
TURF at IT. Pafricks church on THURSDAY
EVENING, MAY goth, at o'clock, under the aus
pices of 81 Vincent de Paus Society. for the bene-
lit of the poor of So Patrick's parish, irrespective
Of creed. subject: THE 1rumphs Of the Cross; y
Tickets, admit Ting lady and gentleman, Toe. single
tickets. soc Tickets for sale at SCOTS, Morrison
Co.'S, and Farrars drug-stnrss, Church Hin at
Union. Hin Drugstore, Twentieth aud Nenable
streets; at Farrar's drugstore. Rockets; and at
Captain G. +. Johnston's. 9lS Main street. Also by
The Committee Of Arrangements: Arthur Rooney
James HAYES, }. X. Mol0y. Ttrlothy kerse, Frank
Mahoney, NJ Harrigan, r. keenin
JAMES HAYES,
ms Ia F,Tu9Th Chairman of Committee.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
TO BOOK.BUY ERS.

T. ' ".
We will mail 3 catalogue OF 5000 MtsCELLA.
NEUUS NEW hooks. The prices vary from 10
cents 10 $50. We have, besides, over 10000 vol
umes OF OLD and NEW BOOKS, embracing all the
departments OF literature. altogether the largesI
assortment ln The southern States. They are Offered
at half price In many eases.
ORD BOOKS and PAMPHLETS bought for cash
my i2-dSw j. II. RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
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EURNlTURE! FURNlTURE!-ly
IL Offer for sale goo suits OF Chamber tutnl, ~
ture, Ia price from s23 20 500, from tns nNa'f'
manufactures East aud West, also OF my 90 snt
make. toxether with full line OF psror 'mfu,.
Kitchen furniture, and every article W w mi e,gD
ture line, Also Cabinet. Maker suppie' " par
descriptIon win duplicate Baltimore price sal
ties Ia want will save money BY gNlus III 30
once and wsrerooms i43s Main siiss,, uh III.
teen,h street. Workshops ~ ~, 80 ,tfEaON
teekth street. William p
r. l2.am
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OFFICE or THE CRY AUDlror,l
RICHMOND, VA. May /. 1850. 3
THE PELICAN AND DIVES
MINING COMPANl

Organized under the laws OF the state 81 N,'
York.
SILVER MINES situated at GeorEeioNn. 90
Griffith district, Clear Creek county ColorS4o.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000; 100000 SHARE
PAR VALUE, $40 EAcM
Stock full paid and nOu-asse.sab'e.
REGISTRARS or TRASFERs.-Fdrmefs LOAD
aud Tru>t Company. ,.-
TRUsTEEs.-Noryin Green. president Nrsfi,
Union TELEGRAPH Company, Ne" lotA' h,N,, "
Plant. president Southern ENprys. tom1nl' y
York |. &. Blhcock. treasurer Adams ~
Company. New YORK; ID !. Carson, *'i'-li'
Sou hern Bell Telephone and Telegram Obj
New York; l. VI. MunsOu, DreNel Bndih. y
York Albert u. Chandler, president AtAn
Pacific Telegraph Company. New l0iA Nt
HumstCue, general superintendent ANat.' ~
Pacific Telegraph COMPANY, New lods
y. Val. general manager National l'ei l..'l ....
Company, Boston; Thomas !. Rrtly'
Postmasef General. Washington, u. - ii,-.'
Russell. Boston. Mas. General Francs D. VIA %
GEORGETOWN, Colo: james ". OIin,s. - &c.! '...,
in,endent Southern Bell Telephone dhu t''7'''
Company. New YORK. .tt..-, -,
OFPICfRs.-Norwin Grcen. president yer.
Russell. vice-presicent; rdeo. y Val, .,' "A
dent; II. II. Rochester, treasurer; 1evfSt =
secretary. 49,. = Of.
Clarence Cary formerly 81 VIM nh Nc"
jerome T. Manning Worcester. Mass, ''"'.. ..
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DiLLrHEADS, sS so TO 81 per rea'"'
Dne DISPATCH PRINTING hVlsE'
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-.S eApsr Caught
-. 49,. - w.rpIng snow" to Have
rs.r wristen By whitaker

A SCENE IN THE couRr-'n .',s 1y nryIALs AND
SHARPLY QUESTIONED D'
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EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI
FOR TIE
MAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL
LEAVES RICHMOND AT p. NJ,
MONDAY, MAY nth,

VIA THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

MEETING OF THE EPISCOPAL COUNcIL-HOMEs
PROVIDED FOR ALL THE DELEGATEs-SUC-
CEssFUL REVIVAL OF RELIGI0N-DEAIH-
VISITORS FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF A
MURDERER CONFERENCE.-The CONSEI-
u.TJye CONyENTION.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-07-03

LIE juge de district accompagne
de son fdele avocat Chargois,
nous ont quite dimanche dernier,
Ia cour ayant termine sa besogne.
Nous avons w avec peine, le vehi.
cule de son Honor, suivre un au-
tre vehicule, tra1ne par deux hari-
delles. Ce n'etait point III ca
rosse, une charrette a cheval
etait bien suffisante pour trainer
deux miserables a la penitentaire
ou pour mieux dire sur lie chemin
de fer. Ces pauvres diables sont
Jack Comeau, accuse ct convaincu
d'avoir s6rieusement blesse IN de
ses compatriotes africans. L'au-
tire, un pauvre Francais repondant
au nom de Berthelot, condamn6
pour parjures a cinq ans de ira
vaux forces.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-07-03
". Vilmond Braux a deja com

VI. viImond Braux a deja com
mence a parcourir la campagne.
Ce monsieur est assessor ct COM
me tel oblig6 de prendre un tair
assessment de vos proorietes. Lee
teurs, les lois d'aujourd'hui ne sont
plus ce qu'elles etaient du temps
des carpet-baggers (; 81 jusqu'ici
plusieurs d'entre-vou5 ont essaye
de tromper le 6sc, sachez aujour.
d'hui ce quill en- coGte de faire un
faux serment pour economiser
quelques dollars. ST nous avons
un conseil a vous donner, nous
vous prierons d'estimer vos pro.
prietes, oui tout ce que vous pos
sedez, ne cachez rien a lassesseur
qui veille sur vous. Son devoir
est la, pEtat lui commando de
vous imposer un serment ct de
poursu!Yge toute infractiQn,