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UUMPTY DUMPTY AND THE SPANISH STU
DrSTs.-Had the audience been COM
mensurate with the merit Of the entertain
ment given last evening by Abbey's excel
lent companyiMozart Hall would have been
filed TO ovelhOwiug. As It was, there was
a fair attendance, and an evening OF rare
ENJOYMENT afforded. The company is un-
doubtedly the best of the kind we have had
in Richmond since the war. Poor George
Fox could not be well improved upon IN the
character of Humpty, but then he never had
such a support in Richmond a. is found in
this company. The praise bestowed by the
northern press upon Messrs. Mallett and
Fraser. Humpty Dumpty ST. and Jr., and
Nessrs. Bartholomew and Jones, Panta-
looms, as giving the hnest personatlohs
of pantomimic drollery in the business, Is
certainly deserved. In fact, the entire COM
many l. immense, and each member OF 1t
deserves especial mention for excellence in
the respective parts.
The performance OF the Spanish Students
Is a novel and delightful feature OF the en-
tertainment. The fifteen or sixteen per-
formers who compose it are dressed in black
velvet and grouped in raised tiers OF seats,
and form a picturesque group. They play
upon mlndolns and guitars, with the addl-
tion OF a bass-viol, their conductor leadlng
with a violin. Their music is sweet and
lovely, and Of dreamy character, such
as was never before heard in tins city.
Their execution is wonderfully perfect,
the entire band playing as II by
the impulse OF one musical spirit. The
crescendo and demiDuendo passages are
given with a deicacy OF expression and
shading truly charming TO the musical ear.
The excellence of this feature alone Is suth-
cient TO insure crowded houses during The
stay OF the company in this city. not to
sneak OF the marvellous feais Of Alired
Vallean, the Egyptian iuggler, with his
lovely trained pigeons; the astonishing
performance Of Fred. +. Leyantlne, the
/" champion equilbrist OF the world" and
the acrobatic wonders and " hat eccentrics y
Of the Snow brothers.
The audience seemed more than satlsned
and the entertainment would to our min0
he improved by some curtailment, eSpe
cially in the senseless and tiresome eha
racter Dances" Such n change would GER
tainly be gratifying TO the more refined por
fion of our audiences, and would make th'
show almost uneXceptioDable. Ihe stage
il by far too small for such large COMPANY
and the workings of the stage business i
much cramped.
Mozart Hail will no doubt be crowdedt 70
night, and sll who go may rest assured she!
will get the worth OF their money.
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HOLLYWOOD Cemetery.

Editors Dispatch: As 1t is not an unpar-
donsble offence to complain when one ha,
lust cause, i intend to fault-ind considera-
bly over wrong that ought aud should be
riSbted by powers that be-namely, flower
stealing from sections In Hollywood. In
nv estimation 1t Is an offence ranking nexl
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ASSAULTED and RObbed.-Mrs. johnson,
an old lady residing at Granite, in Chester
held county, few miles from this city,
was assaulted by negro man while on her
way home from Manchester Wednesday
evening, and was robbed OF several articles
which she had in her possession. Mrs.
johnson was badly bruised in resisting the
thief, who escaped arrest.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

No better cathsrtic can be used prepsratory.to or
sifor taking qginine.
Asas.Ep'e pUIgstive the Sc unc4rancd.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-cOated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression DE. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Zach wrapper bears the signatures of c. MCLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. {. MCLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF PITS
burgh, Pa the market being full of limitations Of
he name McLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 19-deow1y
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ARRESTED FOR AssAuLT.-Yesterday after
moon David Childress was arrested al the
old. Market prccint, in Jefferson Ward, Tor
felonious assault on Henderson Morris.
Chlldress was bailed for bis appearance to-
dnV.
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JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR., 10Y A. NJ. and 6 z. ~ d,
peremptory sale OF the VIII AIT collection.
JAS. MACD0UGALL. 10K A. NJ, furniture, re-
frgeraiors. mirrors, &C.
W. GODDlN, 8 p. NJ, commissioners sale OF brick
tenement on The west line or Seventh between
Franklin and Grace streets.
CHEWING & ROSE. IL ~, receivers sale of the
Southern Planter and Farmer, goodwill,
fixtures, &C.
FRANK j. SAMPSON. 10 A. NJ. closing sale OF
T. B. Cersley, Manchester, of wines, liquors,
groceries
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAr.-For the Mid
die States, rising barometer, norheasterly
winds, cooler and partly cloudy weather,
and possibly light rain on The coast.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G a. NJ, 60;
3 A. NJ, 20; noon. so; y. M., SC; z.
M.. so; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature, 74S.
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THE GREAT CoUNCn.-The Great COun-
Gil OF the Improved Order OF Red Men
were in almost continuous session yester-
day, and disposed OF large amount OF
business Of importance TO the order.
This evening the great chiefs Of the
Great Council will be raised to their respec-
tive stumps. The Great Council will adj
journ after this ceremony.
Among the prominent chiefs in attend
ance are j. p. Riley, Of Winchester; George
w. Hall, Petersburg, and +. w. Gaines, OF
Norfolk.
In our notice OF the FairGrOuDd picnic
we omitted to mention G. A. b. Cotfroth IS
one OF the speakers,
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DIR. c. MCLANE'S
Liver PILLS

are 70; recommended as remedy " for all the ills
hat nesh is heir to-" but In affections of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache or diseases Of that character they stand
without rival.
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THE PRIMARY YESTERDAY.


The following tables show the results OF
the Conservative primary election helo yes
terday:
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DATRONIZE THE eSIn.,
PASSENGER RATES REDUCED STILL MORE.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's JAMES,
RIVER LINE.

Csc, RICHMOND TO WAY-LANDINGs.
25c., RICHMOND TO NORfORK.
81, RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RETURN.
S2, RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

NOTICE.-I shall apply 10 the Board OF
~ Director OF the Richmond and DaDyllle Rail
roed Company for the RESEWAL OF CEkTIFf-
CATE No. 1880. dated December IA, sec, for
one share of stock la said company standing IN my
name. the origlnsi hasisg been lost o. misiMd;
nv IA. law2m GEORGE T.. MATLEY.
CTOLEN FROM Ny RESI- -
ODRNCE. No. go north seventh street .=s
on yesterday, aNEWFOUNDLANDP PUPPY about
slx weeks old perfectly black. except the feet ana
the cad Of the tail. l wii give " for its return.
WILLIAM j. kIUDlIk,
my 14-lt No. $40 Rorib seventh street.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
Mesers. Noryell. Leake Il Co.. contractors
for furnishing ties to the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company, have deIiv-
cred fourteen thousand six hundred ties
on the line between Bosher's dam and
Tuckahoe. besides he ties delivered on the
basin at Richmond.
Yesterday the boats Elmo, Panic, Lilly
Norvell, Ocean Wave, r. b. Snead, Scots
vile, William p. Mucford, and "B Any"
discharged their cargoes near Tuckahoe.
The company's boat Richmond City went
up the canal yesterday where the hands
were at work, and Mr.. c. Il. Rees photo
graphed several views npon the line.
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Public Schools - Roll Of Honor.-The
public schools closed yesterday for Whit
suntde holiday, and will resume work next
Tuesday. The following pupils were on
the roll OF honor for the week ending yes.
terday
High Scbool-E. Morrissette principal
Maggie CallgaD, Lula Duyal. Maud How.
lett, Lena Lithgow, Edna Mathews. Maggie
Noud, Hattie Owens, Minnie Walden, Orie
Walden, Frank Dunford, Willie Mathews,
a. Is. McCulIoch, Willie II. Winfree.
School No. 2-Mrs. A. L.Walker teacher
Eva Archer, Nora Adkins, Ida Alsop, An
ME Broadnay, Agnes Ely, Maud Gibbons,
Ella Gibbs, Bessie Hall, Annie Jones, Nan
mic Llhgow, Nemme MOrrissette, Matte
Owens, Clara O'Brien. Mamie Snead, Emma
Turner, Meggie Topham, Hattie Wells, Pc
ter Weisiger.
School No. 3-Miss Bette l.. Irvine
teacher-LiIie Baird, Carrie Archer, Annie
Davis, Lille OVERLY, Maggie Boiler, Ida
Brander. Bertie Sneed. Edith Hudgn,
Mary Bhkenship, David Dugger, George
Ray, Florence Hooker.
School No. Miss Rachel Lyon teacher
Garland Burnett, Dannie Brodnax, Harold
Duyal, Joseph Sampson, Minnie Jones,
Nellie Leonard, Rosa McCulloch, Cora Smell.
lings, Ida Williams.
school No. 5-Miss Mamie Hatcher
teacher-Ida Bishop, Sarah Bradshaw, Kate
Clements, Bessie Farrar, Lena Fisher,
Lottie CARRIER, Addie Leonard, Minta Spain,
Eula Spain, Mary Snellines, Carrie Wilkn-
son, Edwin Adams, John Beach, Walter
Freeman, Edward Galloway, Paul Walker.
Primary-Mrs. Hall teacher.-Birdie Far
rm, Hcitie GooISby, Katie Mccullough,
Carrie Mccullough, Willie .Blankenship,
Claude Farmer, Henry Buell., Willie BoIlar,
Morton Graves, Willie Mitchell, Allie Wells.
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PEREMPToRY SALE OF THE ART COLLECTION
In order to save the expense, trouble, and risk Of
pa king, Mr.. VIII will sell THIS DAY (trday) al
l0H A. NJ. and o'clock r. NJ. large number OF
the most beautiful and valuable Of the collection
without reserve. JNo. +. LAUGHTON, DR.,
AncfiOneer.
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Cry COMMITTEE. There will be an I'M
portant meeting OF tho City CONSERVATIVE
Committee tonight.
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BARI ,A1ss AT HurzLER BROTHERS,
SUMNER RESORTS.
HYGEIA HOTEL,

u OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
s,rr,r,n ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM FORT
MONROE.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Equal 10 any hotel In the United states oc. cr.
mar Pesort or coid-weather sanitariun. TOT az
cuIar describing hyglenic advantages er"'' "''
ap so ly H. TnVSoes' AA'F'
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NOTICE TO THE TOBACCO TRADE
VICE coksULATEo or iTALy,l
KfcHNOxD. May lS. 1880.

RICHMOND, May 10, 1880.
Al LII PERSONS DESIRING 70 SEE
IA the type Of the quality Of VIRGINIA LEAF
I0BACCO needed by the Italian lioyerament tbts
year eau do 30 BY eating 81 the 0fce OF Mesfrs. ID.
TfEBEMANN 4 Co. 1901 Mxip street (up.stairsl,
between ths hours Of l2 aud 3 o'clock daily until
awarded st Rome. JOHN A. PIZZINl,
my i4-ltt Vice Consul Of ltzly.
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Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth,,
Washington, -. c., Newberne, Washington. aud
Tarboro', ". G.. aud all points in Eastern North
Carolina: als0 for Eastern shore Of NirgDa. Ilamp-
ton. old Point. and all regular landings Oh James
river, at LOWEST RATES. l.. u. TATUN,
n, SuperiutendeUt.
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FURNITURE.

EURNITUREi FURNITURE!-IM
II offer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber Furni- T.
ture, In price from S23 10 5000 from the best ~
manufactures East ana West, also OF my own
msss togrther with full line Of Psror, Office, an
Kitchen Furniture, and every article IN the fnrni-
tnre line Also, Cabinet Makers' supplies OF every
descrintiop VIII duplicate baltimore prices. FAR
To- In want will save money by giving NE eal
once and warerooms l43s Main street, near tit
teenih street. Workshops 10, snu - ~ pn nDr.n
tee sth street. WiLLiA" DHs'""N"
fa I9.3m
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The passenger rates on and after APRIL "a
1880, win be as follows:
DAY............... ............ ..... % 90
Richmond to Norfolk every MONDAY....... q 23
Richmond to Norfolk every MONDAY and
return TueSday......... w
Richmond 10 Norfolk every MONDAY aud
return Thursday. ......,..... .....,.,,...... oO
"TTHaI turn In len . 'p. 90
Richmond 10 Baltimore-good TO go any uip 2 90
Tickets to the above-named points and also to
Philadelphia. New York, and Boston. ON sale at
CAREERS. s26 Main street, and ON board steamer.
Baggage checked through.
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The fast and elegant day steamer ARIEL, Captain
&c. CLIFFORD carrying the United States mall (,
leaves Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,. AND FRIDAY
AT @ A. N.
for regular landings on James river Norfolk, aud
Portsmouth. making sure connection with the
splendid Bay Line steamers VIRGINIA, CARO-
LIMA. aud FLORIDA. one OF which leaves Ports
mouth daily at 5:4j 4. NJ. for Baltimore. arriving
there the following morning earlier than any other
line ria Norfolk. in full time for early trains
to Philadelphia, New York, and Boston.
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PARAsoLs-anosD r. large arrival. We now show
The largest stock In the city. II you want SILK
SERGE, ALPACA, 'GINGHAM, or CAMBRIc PARA
SOL or UNBRELL A, call at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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A NCHOR LINE.

A sxtkxN
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW,
CABINS, $50 to $50. STEERA6E, s2s.
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep, or pigs.
And every SATURDAY..
NEW YORK To LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS, $50 10 e65. Excursions az Reduced Rates.
Passenger accom- modations are unsurpassed.
All StaterOOms on Main Deck.
Passengers boob ed at lowest rates te or from any
Eallro2d station in Europe or America.
Ora a. 10 ss rates psyablc tree o. charge
Throughout England. scotland, aud ireland.
For books of information. plans, &C., apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowinx Green, Wy. 4,
or GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO.,
or j. +. GIBSON,
Southern Express Company, Richmond.
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TO BOOK.B BUYERS.

We viii mail catalogue OF 5000 MlSCELLA-
NEOUS NEW BOOKS. The prices vary from 10
cents to $50. we have besides, over 10000 VOL
umes Of OLD and NEW BOOKS, embracing all the
departments Of literature. altogether the largest
assortment In the southern States They are offered
at half price In many ease.
OLD BOOKS and PAMPHL ETS bought for cash,
or taken in exchange. -
my l2-dlsw j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
T'HE NEW BOOKS.
SISTER DORA. A Biography. BY Margarst Ions
RODMAN THE KEEPER. Southern cactche5.
BY G.. +. WoOlson. sl.25.
LOITERlNGS IN PLEASANT PATHS. BY Ma
riOn Harand. $l.75. -
THE sACRAMENTS OF THE NEW TESLA
MENT. BY Rev. q. ID. Armstrong. ID. ID. 800
PLAIN REASONS AGAINST JOINING THE
CHURCH OF ROME. BY X. y. Littledale.
LII. ID. so cents. .
THE FOOLS ERRAND. BY One Of The Fools; ~.
New supplies of the FRANKLlN-SQUARE Ii
BRARY, new supplies of the SEASIDE LiBR A.
RY. with a large stock of BIBLES, PRAYER
BOOKS, and HYMNALS.
my IS WOODHOUsE PARliAM'
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MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.
engagements can he made nv churches, societies,
&C. for MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS around
Dutch GAP. and DAY EXCURSIONS 10 Old Point,
&C.. now by steamer ARIEL. and after 18th June
next by the elegant new scamer now building,
AT LOWEST RATES.
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CHAMBER OF CoMSERCE.-A meeting Of
the Board OF Directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce was held yesterday afternoon
+. o. N5lting, Esq, (presidenU in the chair.
Present: Messrs. Hawes, Jones, Potts,
Crensbaw, Blankenship, Rosenbaum, Will
Iiams, Childrey, Seldom, Watkins, and
Rogers.
The secretary Captain Coghlan) presented
10 the Board various papers OF statistical
information, which were received.
Mr.. Seldom presented to the Board a
paper on the subject OF the sugar tariff, ad-
dressed to Hon. j. X. Tucker.
Various papers from other boards OF
trade and from the Bureau OF Statistics at
Washington were received and filed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-14

Brief HemS.-Mayor Clarke and Justices
Perdue and Gentry will meet at the Mayors
courtroom this morning TO Eold commits
sion OF lunacy in the case OF Mrs. Rudd.
Justice Bradley, OF the Fourth Ward, has
been indisposed for several days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-14

JAFANEgE FANS aud PABAsoLs. MADRAS
GIsGuAMs d. LAWNS, SILKS, PERcALEs. MOTIONS
and FAM y GOODS can be found at the loves
prices a. LEVY BROTHERS,.
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*One precinct (SecondJ not reported up to 2 A. W.
The total vote tincludi precinct not repOrted) Is
about $500.
The following were nominated without
opposition George d. Wise for Attorney
for the Commonwealth, John w. Wright
for Sheriff. James b. Royster for Auditor,
Ayle;t Il. Woodson for Collector, Robert
b. Munford for Commissioner OF the Reye-
nue..
COunciimen ana Justices.
MARSHALL WARD.
Returns not all n.l
JEFFERSON WARD.
FOR BOARD OF ALDERMEN:
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BRIEF ITEMs-P PERSONALITY announce
ment OF Mr.. John A. PIzzini, yice-consui OF
Italy, in relation TO the Italian tobacco con-
tract, will be found elsewhere in this MORN
ing's issue.
Professor c. c. de Nordendori has OBJ
tanned copyright for his Recollectons
from the Pirates OF Penzanee," to which
publications be has added an easy pot
pourr for children. He has also published
a n easy pot-pourri from Suppe's opera
"FatinitZa."
The German bark Ludwig, Seeger mas
ter, entered at the custom. house IN ballast
yesterday to load corn for Europe.
The chain-gang was engaged yesterday
in cleaning Main street from Eleventh TO
Fourteenth. The street was well sprinkled,
and very little dust was made.
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LEvY BRoTs ERs show large stock OF DRESS
GOODS, REN ,Y.MADE DRESSES, UNDERGAH
MEsIs, ULsg ERs. SHIRTS, aud HOSIERY.
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WANTS.
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.

IL
ur. John l.. Buchanan having resigned the posi-
ton Of President of Emory and Henry College, the
Joint Board Of Trustees and Visitors will proceed
70 M The vacancy at ihelr annual meeting on the
18Th DAY OF jTNE NEXT. Applications re-
spectfully solicited. Adore
FRANK s. FINDLAY,
Secretary joint Board Trustees and Visitors,
nv l4-1awfJe15 Abingdon, Va.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old <,e1R
Il Dominion Steamship comrzny'ss
steamship WYASOkE, Captain CoucII, wall al I
FRIDAY, May f4'li, a. O'Clock A. n
Freight received until o'clock 1hursday evening.
Through bills or iading signed ana goods iors
warded with dispatch 70 all points north. south.
east. and west; also, TO foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED.
Cabin fare TO New York. tl2; s.ecrage, 60 and
%.
For freight or passage apply TO
G. W. ALLEN q CO.. Agents,
my 12-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
MERCHANTS THE0UGHeHEn.I
ING AT FORTRESS MONROE. NORFOLk, MD
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS ON THE JAMES
RltER.-The splendid steamer j. B. SCHUYLER
VIII leave the Rockets wharf EVERY MONDAY
end THURSDAY at q a. NJ. Fare to Baltimore,
w to Norfolk. Fort Nor roe, and landings, SOC.
Freight taken at low rates.
CURTIS & PARKER, Agfnts.
j. W. HAScox. sole Proprietor. my Ism
DATRONIZE THE H.|n
= u
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A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY SERVANT,
IN married. wishes a place IN Il private family as
NURSE OF SEANSTRESS. Can give good REFER
49, --II.' my 1A-1lt
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that DR. II. VALNONT DESPORIbS Will
EXTRACT TEETH for he poor every saturday at
half price, At his Office, 1912 Main street, from
Unfu'5 p NJ my l4-llf
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WANTED, FVTY N 0 RE CUAL-
w MINERS 10 go % Ohio. These men Will work
win Alfred Woodbridge aud the other men r., ,nrt
MKT TITT~DAY. 18Th of May Apply TO
j. f.. JUs1Is, Employ menf Agent
my13.atS No. @ Fifteenth street.
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WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR AN
w FXCELLENT MILCH COW, with FINE
CALF four weeks old. Apply 10
JOSEPH L. EDWARDS,
rnvI4-lts No. l6 Eighteenth street.
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WANTED, A LADY BOARDER in a
w private family ia the country, a few miles
from stanton, Va, 10 give Instrumental music les
sons 20 one member OF The family TO pay Tor board
ton. Va. my 1929
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WOOL WANTED.

yyrANTED, TWENTY PAINTERS to
w 20 10 the White sulphur Springs. Apply to
y. ID. HARGKOVE,
my f2 2t No. / IL north Eighth street
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MARSHALL WARD.

No candidates.
Vote for Delegates 10 State Conven'
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PRESIDENT nAYEs's PROCLAMATION ssrTI
pORru RgAs0Ns FOR REJOICING.

PRESIDENT nAYEs's PROCLAMATION SETTING
YoRrH REASONS FOR REJOICING.
WAsHrxarox, October 3i.-The following
was issued to-day:
Bv the President Of TIE United States OF
Amer,ca--A Proclamation.
AT no period In their history since the
United States became nation has this peo-
pie bad 30 abundant and so universal rea.
sons for Joy and gratitude at the favor OF
Almighty God, or been subject TO so pro-
found an obligation 10 give thanks Tor his
loving kindness, and humbly 10 impIore
HIS continued care and protection.
Health, wealth, and prosperity through.
out all our borders; peace, honor, ana
friendship with all the world; firm ana
faithful adherence by the great body OF our
population to the principles oil liberty ana
justice, which have made our greatness as
nation, and the wise institutions and
strong frame OF government and society,
which will perpetuate it-for all these YET
the thanks Of happy and united people,
az with one voice. ascend IN Ryout homage
TO the Giyer OF all Good.
therefore recommend that on Thursday
The 18th day Of November next the people
meet in their respective places OF worship
10 make their acknowledgements to Almighty
God for His bouniies and His protection,
and TO offer 10 Him prayers for their con-
iinuance.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
nv hand and caused the seal OF the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington TINS ISL
day of November, in the year OF our Lord
1880, and OF the independence OF the
United States the 105th.
[Seal] H. d. hAfbs'
BY the President,
William ". EudrtS, Secretary OF State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02
MARSHALL JEWELL.
rNorf IA Prevent Trouble.

WILMINGTON, DEL, October 3l.-At the
instance OF Senator Bayard and others de-
sirous OF avoiding conflicts between the
Federal and State authorities at the polls on
Tuesday a conference was held on Friday
between the Senator, Marshal MacMulen,
MAYOR Almond, and United States Attor-
new Patterson. at which it was agreed that
no arrests should be made at the polls by
either deputy marshas, deputy sheriff., or
police, unless ordered by majority OF the
election officers and supervisors present.
| This compact was bitter pill TO some oil
the Republican managers here, and met
such opposition from them that the Mar, hal
Welded to the pressure, and Yesterday for
warded to Magyar Almond a written recon
sideratOn of the agreement, declaring that
be would not be bound by any Of its provi'
sjOus,