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NAs1vu1E, TENN, May 1S.-The wei
come OF Ge0eral Joseph z. Johnston to
Nashville, where he ome to witness the
unyeiliag Of the jackson equestrian statue,
eclipsed any event ever occurring In Nash
Vile. when Ae got west OF the Cumber-
land moRntaiRs. he was received by large
assemblages aud warmly welcomed. AT
TuHahoma 1,0eS people had gatheped-
among them was General .B. +. Cheatham.
On meetiDgeach40f ether for the first time since
the close OF the var, they embraced each
f9tber and weFt. The scene was so impressive
nits character that people gave vent to lond
andc0nfinued applause. ATM urfreesboro'
he was met by several thousand people, iE-
Guiding 200 x-Confederates and Mexican.
war, veterans frem Nashville, and formally
received. The grsnGest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The special train passed through
National Cemetery, lust this side OF
4urfreesboro'. TIE band played dirces.
while the ex.Confederates took 0fftheir hats
out OF respect 10 the memory Of the Federal
dead. An immense received BIN
at the depot o1 his arrival here With shouts
aud cheers. All the streets through which
be passed were Iined with people, who
loudly spplaudcd him. II was bis desire
that he should not be received with niii-
distinction, preferring only to be vel
conaed as a eiti2 en-. The Nashville Ligat
Dragons. however, went along as his e.
Governor blackburn, OF Kentucky.
Governor Marks. OF Tennessee, aud other |
gentlemen were Ia the pro- |
cession.
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DEATHs.

Died, May 10. 1880, ELIZABETH BElRNE,
wife OF Dr. i,ane nlph Bark dale aud dau&nser vi tue
late Hon. w. n. Macfariaud. u.-.
The funeral win take place from 81. Pauif chur.h
THIS iThursdayj MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
Died. May 10Th, RAY LINw0OD, infant ION OF
J. q. and AZ. ,. Mtreoi'b; aged fourteen mon,ns' -
Friends and ncquaintances are Respectfully ~.
yi,ed 10 attend his funeral from the residence OF ns
parents. $40 Twenty.seventh street: near be'sh'
THURSDAY, May 2otb, at 8 O'Clock Z. !.
Died, at the residence. 10 this city: sll Msrshal
street, Wecnesday. May 10. 1880. Ct v:lo oe'ocs
A. 81, DOUGLASS, infant son OF Douglass MI"
the funeral viii take place from the above resi-
dence THIS fThurstsyj MORNING. at ~ ociock'
Friends Of The family are respectfully invited 70 at
tend.
copy.
Died. on the 10Th instant. JOHN only
son OF John N. and Mary II. Walsh; aged TWO years
and three months.
10 ron miss me nj home, a.ar mother,
AT morning. at noon, az nixDtn
NV home "a with The angels 10 Heaven,
MY garments are shining ana bright
Ny spirit still bevers around thee
Al morning. at noon, NJ n'ght,
Cheer, then, my dear mother, reInembef
Your Ell DIE Is an angel or lgbt.
Funeral will take place from Leigh Street Bspi,st
church at 1I'o'elock TO-DAY
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Panic In a Big Store.

On Monday afternoon q large canopy OF
muslin in the store OF Macy IL Co., New
York, caught fire dun ing the busiest hour of
the day, when 1t Is estimated there were
5000 people in the building, including en-
ployes. The ground story was ~thronged
with customers, the majority being women
and children, and upon the alarm OF fire
being sounded they were seized with the ut
most CONSERVATION. Many OF them rushed for
the doors; others stood still and shrieked !;
others were so overcome by fright that
they could neither move nor speak, and a
few stepped aside from the affrighted
throng and cOolly awaited an opportunity
TO pass out. The most intense fears seized
upon the sales-girls, OF whom. together
with the cash-girls, there were about
300 in the store. Several Of them tainted.
and others stood still, and, with clenched
voices. A great rush was made, and many
OF those who were on the ground floor
reached the sidewalk while the alarm was
at its height. In their haste some Of the
ladies and children were trod upon, but no
n was injured, except very slightly. A
lady was carried out of the Thir-
teenth-street door by a gentleman, and
placed OF the sidewalk in a limp
and helpless condition. The large store
I'm the basement was %thrOnged when the
alarm-gong was sounded. Every employee
10 the establishment knew what it meant.
and when it was heard in the basement one
OF the statesmen set up a cry Of " fire." that
told all what was the cause OF the alarm. A
hoor-walker raised his hand and silenced
the girl, but the alarm had spread through
out the store. and a rush was made for the
two stairways that lead to the store above.
In the mean time the blaze had been extin-
guisbed, and those who were ~crowding the
basement stairways were met with the as
suranee that all danger was past.
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A2
We present this morning a full and iu'
t<restiug report OF the proceedings Of the
Democratic State Convention. We have
not much time 10 pen any comment, having
been engaged ssi day yesterday In the work
81 the Convention. 1t was . magn'ncent
oody. ITS very Appearance n lis tone hao
IA them the presagcs Of victory. Every
BODY was in high spirits. Everybody was
SuI, Of ere, and vim, and energy, aud conn
Aeuce. There were no respondent Jag
yards. We never saw a Convention that
gave more evidences that a triumph was ex-
pec,ed by oil lis members.
Our Rsxdiuster brethren were treated, as
they deserved to be treated, vita every
courtesy. They were loudly called upon
Cor speeches, and vociferously cbeered
whenever they made a good bit, whether II
had a touch OF reimbursement in IL or not
The goodwill OF the Convention was
~abundantly evidenced by the TACT Una
when Mr.. JAMES BARBOUR made his speech
the whole mass enjoyed 1t very mucn'
though he claimed that be bad no apologies
20 make for his resdjustment VIEWS ana
no notifications OF them TO announce. Inc
crowd cbeered him when he added that nc
could not see how he could insure the
success of those views by aiding In the
election OF a Republican President. DR..
MoPFETT was present also, and gave sood
counsel and good work to the ola Demo
cratic party, with which he mas so long been
connec,ed. We mention these gentlemen
particularly only because they are leading
men among the R.adiusfers, and may next
wear again be found lighting in favor OF the
BARBOUR bill or some other Reimbursement
measure. They set u good example by de-
~termining not to desert their party whilst a
presidential election Is going on.
We cannot here name all the gentle
men who made fine speeches. We refer
to our local columns for a description OF
them.
The delegates elected TO Cincinnati, the
electors appointed. andthe gentlen en- chosen
TO serve as members Of the State Central
Committee, are all good men and true. 1t
would be mere affcc,ation In us to pretend
that we secured the man Of our cnolce IN
every instance; but we can truly say that il
everybody else Is as well satisfied as we are
with the selections made for all these places,
there viii be TO complaint anywhere of any
OF the acts OF the Convention.
We heard something Of a "FIgLD BOOM"
but we didn't see much evidence Of it.. At
any rate, as our delegates are now APP
pointed, and it was the unanimous express
sion OF all the speakers that they should go
to Cincinnati ready to acquiesce in the nomi-
nation OF whomsoever might there appear
10 be the most suitable man for it, we trust
that there will be no attempt, at least on the
part Of any delegate, to try 10 influence his
brother delegates to vote for or against any
one OF the many gentlemen whose names
will be likely to come before the Demo-
cratic National Convention.
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spECTAL NOTICES.
rg- co TO LEVY BROTHERS.
You WILL FIND ALARGE STOCK OF GOODS
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.

CHENEY. sTRIPED. CHICKEN, and PLAIN
slim a extremely I9T gE,ees rKs and SAT-.
ms for TrimmipTs-al 10 be sold very cheap.
BUNTINGs GiNGHAMs. LAWNS. JACoNETs,
hkeuIta MIoHAiRs. C3xlsHBMEREs. Linens,
aud other fashionable DRESS GOODS at the
vrc,TP cfsi lawns at 10, 12X,f es. 20, and Csc.
swiss sf MGsLiSs At 10, l2x, Is, 20, and 2sc. a
1rI yssaG e1NG sfI5s%s :, ~ fSsc. a yard worth 49,;
s sFShs bA sWiss M ISL e. At s' iss Sc'i per r'y Yard
REx sH5so ds sfD,ik DRESSES for ladies' in srca. va.
uLs rifiEAl of the latest styles from 81 to % each;
UNDERGRADUATES for i4~dies-only good mate
rial used In The manufacture OF these Rarmeais I;
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRT OF ourown manufacture
at soc. and 81 each. Don't buy before seeing
ADJUSTABLE, NURSING. ABDOMINAL, and
other COksETsi "a all sizes and al all prizes;
TRUNKS. sATCHELS. BASKETS, BAGS, and
SHAWL.STRAPs AZ bottom price
EMBROiDERED CURTAIN MUSLIN at 10, 12Hr
I63y; 20 70, and sqc; per yard; =, ,ou 1872
20, 25, 80. 80, 40. so. so, and 75c. per yard;
NOTTINGHAM LACb-CURTAiNs iiom 81 up;
M~ARsEILLEs. CRIB and CRADLE-QUlI.Ts at
TABIE-C0vERs, warranted all wool, at 81 worth
LACE BlED-SPREADs, with PmOw-shsms TO
match. at $3.50 worth s4;.
MARsEILLBs QUILTS a. tl:75 worth $3.50;
WHITE QUILTS OF so. rs, zoe, 81, and ~. rs;
LINEN TABLE DAMAsK at rs. IS, 40. so, go.
and Use, and up 20 80 per yard;
LINEN NAPkiNssdsl per dozen worth sl;5o;
TOWELS from zoe. to s12 per dozen:
WINDOW-sHADts. with Gilt Bands and Fixtures
complete, at $3.50 a pair worth So:
basketfuI Of CORsETS, sliahtly s0iled, at zoe. a
pair, some of which are worth -;
BOYS'SOCkS 81 at sc. a pair worth 1910;
PARASOLS at 40. so, 75c., and 81
SILK, GINGHAM, CAMBRIC. ALPACA, and
SERGE UMBRELLAS for ladies and gentle
men;
The largest assortment of r GOODS, FANCY
GOODS. and NOTIONS at The lowest prices at
the ONE-PRICE STORE Of
my % LENH
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FRED. DOUGLASS FOL SENATOR BRUcE.-
Frederick Douglass has written q letter in
which be says be has no hesitation ia de-
Caring that he Is decidedly In favor OF the
nomination by The Chicago Convention Of
senator Bruce teoloredJ, OF Mississippi, for
tue viee-presidency Of the United States.
Nj. Douglass adds:
Senator Bruce's nomination is eminently
NJ TO be made. He has intelligence, charac-
yer, a1d experience, aud IL q cound Repub-
licaD; and there IL no more trspropriety In
naming him for the exalted position In
question than there would be 10 naming for
the ssne any other Republican member OF
the United States Senate. His nomination
and election would do more to honor and
elevate the colored people OF the coun.ry
and remove race prejudice than any civil
rights bill that statesmsnship can devise or
Congress can enact. 1t would settle the
negro question for all time, and settle II IN
sec0rdanee with The new departure Of our
1essFns3ent ~ tho direction OF Justice and
YfFA
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FANCY GOODS
DECEIVED AT
w. A. STEVENS'S,
sos BROAD STREET,

w. A. STEVENs'S,
5O5 BROAD STREET,
4 large assortment of BIRD-CAGES at all prices;
Large.size PAINTED CAGES, both round and
square, at 81;
BRASS CAGES at al price,. from 81 up;
MOCKING-BIRD aud BREEDING CAGES. all
sizes AID prizes. They are made entirely Of
metal, and are much stronger and better than
the wood bottom ones.
%BGRD-CUts, BATH-TUBS, ana HOOKS for sale:
Have just received a splendid line of YALlSES and
sATCHELS at all prices-from SOC. up to as;
Handsome SH0PPING-BAGS for ladies at 81
81 10. Sl.l5, and tl.25-al leather;
A fac liue LADIES SiUE-BAGS at 75c., 81, and
1925;
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-FERAMBULA-
TORs at 75c. and 81:
A full lire SILVER-PLATED GOODS, all grades;
KNIVES, FORKS, and SPOONS-both common
and fine plnte-at very low prices:
CAsIORS at 81 aud ~ elegant TRIPLE-PLATE
CAsTORS 5 al "a so and s5;
ICE PITCHERS,
CAKE BASKETS,
FRUIT STANDS,
BUTTER DISHES,
SUGAR DISHES,
SYRUP aud CREAM CUPS,
CELERY STANDS,
MUGS,
GOBLETS,
WALTERS.
NAPKIN RINGS
BUTTER KNIVES,
SUGAR SHELLS, &C.
viii open In a few days a line of COMMON POT
TERY-WARE, consisting of
WINDOW-POTS,
HANGING BASKETS, &c. &c.
Call at w. A. sTEVENS'S,
my Is sos Broad street.
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LEIvTEREG.

CHARITY LECTURE.-The Right Rev.
" Bishop KEANE will deliver aCHARIIY Lee
TURE at ~. Patrick's church on THURSDAY
EVENING, May 20th, at 6 O'Clock, under The gus
pices of -. Vincent de PauIs Society. for the bene-
lit of the poor OF -. Patrick'S parish, irrespective
OF creed. subject: THE Triumph Of the cross"
Ticsets, admit ting lady and gentleman,7 Toe: single
tickets. SOC. Tickets for sale at SCOTS, Morrison &
CO.'S. and Farrar'S drug-stpras, Church Hill at
Union. Hill Drugstore, Twentieth aud Venable
streets: at Farrar's drugstore. Rockets; and at
captain {. F. ohnston's. 9lS Main street. Also by
The Committee OF Arrangements: Arthur Rooney,
james HAYES, j. X. MOlloy. Timothy kersc, Frank
Nahoney, VI. Harrigan. T.. Keenan,.
Tickets for sale by the committee and at the door.
Street-cars will be running after the lecture.
JAMES HAYES,
my IA F,Tu&Th Chairman of Committee.
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,.-oi. 1TIo i ,oIoI.t.. c~supan'n', Cary aid

heroic trio Of s%oIoists. ca"p
Whitney. a miscellaneous
WINS win, sisnor Campanlni' Whitney ~; SSu viii lake
part. sigoor Campanini WI. a ssng : ,,, sa,sd
daimcra,p from Goanod,s s aiaa.s from a' ver.
al Sp .nc ,V Ias . a. originally announced. TO-
morrow mo- nigh. the magnum opus o. ane IL ,e =
m msior' on. ias, and scbumann's Fourth
symphony, will be performed
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HElNE-THREAD.
EISHERMEN'S DEPOT. -AEn,
PATENT AND SOfT-LAID SEINE-TWINF,

PATENT y SOfT-LATD SEINE-TWINE,
all sizes.
PRICE REDUCED-PRICEs REDUCED.
sEINE-LINEs, CORKS, DIRK WOOD,
COTTnN aud TARRED ROPES, all sixes:
YAWKfNGS, &c, &c.
PyKE NETS. THREAD GILL NETTING and
coITON-TWiNE NETTING. for haui-seines, on
hand and made TO order: also. NETS and sFINfS
r'yeed ready for use. We are prepared 10 6II ali or.
promptly and AT low figures.
l.. LlCHTfNsTEIN 4 SONS.
Sole importers OF tie LION-BRAND ".
TEREAD, warranted full standard.
ap IL corner Seventeenth and Franklin slr,ets.
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~11ycsxSATrs FESTIVAL.
the ouecn city Of the West I'm a Fever
or Musical Enthusiasm.

a,cu. MOZART, AND HANDEL GRASDLY INTER
parTyp by cAMPANfSJ, CARY, AND WHIT
xry-A CHORUS OF SIX HUNDRED AND An
oncuEsrRA OF ONE HUNDRED ASD FIFTY
CIV
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EXCURSION.
MOONLIGHT PROFESSIONALISM

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.SJ@,
The LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF
DIR. H0Gf'S CHURCH will give a MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION on The steamer ARIEL THURSDAY
EVENING. The boat will pass through Dutch
Gan. and return at Ii O'Clock l.. VI.
Fare for The round trip, so cents.
Professor N0eiker's brass band will be on board,
and The laoies will serve refreshments at city
prices.
Omnibuses will leave the church and Sleight &
Towards ar G:l0 ana GAO Z. NJ. TO carry pasSen-
gers to The boat.
Tickets can he had AZ Sleight & Towards, j. A.
GIigg's. Polk Miller Il Co.'s, aud AT the boat.
mylS-3t
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Evil Nrs
THE ORIGINAL PlNAFoRE,
as conceived and performed under the direction OF
MEssRs. GILBERT & SULLIVAN,
will be given at
MOZART HALL
MAY oath, 18TH, 2GTH y 2STII.
for he benefit and under the auspices of the
MOZART ASSOCIATION.

The following celebrated artists have been secured 4:
MADAME CAROLINE RiCHINGS-BEIiNARD,
the greatest of al "Butiercups";
MISS w MILLS, the &C ebrated Josephine;
MISS ANNIE sHAEFER, the fascinating " Hebe y;
MIR. PIERRE BERNARD, the inimitable " SIR Jo-
seph":
MR.. Z. w. HOFF, The well. known Ralph Rack
straw;
MR.. l.. W. PlZZINI, sour own" Captain Cor
%coran";
MIR. JOSEPH S. GREENSFELDER, the ideal
"Deadeye'
Mr.. y. q. P~LEASANTS, /" our own" Boa,swaln."
This great cast Will be assisted by Richmond's
large and effective P~inafore chorus ana grand or
chesira; The whole under the able dir, elton of Pro-
fcssor G. L. SIsGEL. and with Nr. GREENsFELDER
as stase manager.
POPULAR PRICES.
General admission, so cents: reserved seats. Is
cents. Box.sheet opened THURSDAY. MAY Goth,
at Q o'cl0 K ~. ". my 17-l0t
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soxE OF MRS. cHRIsrlANcY.s so rN nss
SEED FOR c~oNGRsssnsN ~ %
TRIBUTE AMONG coS~sTlTuhNls.
y0TEs-TnE MALONE
GRAN FROM Una
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IRdISIA v NO. 81
ROYAL
VA, May 20, 1880.
THE MEMBERS OF VIRGINIA COUN-
j. Gle, No. 26, are requested to attend a ssated
meeting or their Council THIS at .
O'Clock. Mt Schiller Uall. Members OF Union ana
Mccarthy Councils respectfully invited 10 attend.
iIates for degrees will please be prompt In
ince.
By order OF the Recent.
WILLIAM LO~VENSTElN,
my oO.lt+ secretary.
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OFFICE oF rH. GIY AUufI0nj
nrlIrA,nNn So. lAL

'N' M! 1'I8H'' !
VNO HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICH
L HOND BONDS MATURING II Jiil AND
AUGUST. lSS0.-N % meeting of DE t.wmI.
sioner. Of fhe : hiking Fnud held tbs r4'otw.s
ReSOIced, Thar The President oi fhl- holrl-t
notice by publication IN ono or mere 90 Doe I'f
papers that all Outstanding bond Of Re rtr %
Richmond due IN JUN 9nd Au.trt lS-U. Wild.
paid ON presentaiiOn at this oNi ,u 4uo af,r ttt
date of : cir re pectiye mat rfIc-. ans % a. ir'fr-
ct on all such bVrd5 viii cease fl1m and aitt- 30 l
maturitIts.
HOLDERS OF CITY OF RlCHInN0 B"Nl>
referred to In the fOreg0iuC trs- ufinn arc h,rt
! Gifted and requeSted-m ac,ofdttce viii 'fm
above prescribed-tO pr, INT be aainc i"r pd} '-t.
". q. tAREINGINN.
President Commissioner Silsin- tnHi.
my 10. dtJyl
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DOR SALE, PRIVATELY, TWO HUN.
II GRED THOUSAND NEW BRICKS. Parties
contem plating building wonld do well 10 Give us a
call, rs We. will sell then low 10 clio G out imme-
SUTTON a CO.,
my 1887 Tics Main street.
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PICNIC.

GRAND PICNIC AT WEST nS
" END PARK on MONDAY, May "a, "a
1880. Dancing commences al 2 L. NJ. Strict ~
order and decorum will be enforced. No i'm S-aSs
proper characters will be admitted. The committee
guarantees a good time TO all. Committee OF Ar
rangemeu.s: William Baker, G.. Weimer, f. A.
Adams, j. ii. 10th, William Kelley.
my 2O.Th.S&M3tE
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MEETINGS.

A STATED CONvOCATION OF fgEyzH
n LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAP IN
No. AZ, will be held nc 81; AIbans 1875
Hall, corn,r Of Main and Third streets,
TUIs Thursday EVENING at q o'clock.
Xii soyaI Arch Aiasous in good standing are cor
diallv invited.
D' o''' CHARLES LUNDTN.
nv oo.ItK Secretary.
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OFFICE OF CITIZENS BAN OF RIcuMoND,}
May 10, 1880.
T,UE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sToCKUoLDFES of The CITIZENS BANK
OF RICHMOND will be held At the office or The
hank ON THURSDAy, June g. 1880. a. D O'Clock
p. N. EDWIN b. SNEAD,
80 on ID Cashier.
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THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRsT MORTGAGE RS.
DIE 1920,
COUPON or REGISTERED.

We ofsr for sale ONE Of DE above describe:
BONDS at S92.5O and Interest, tl- com any r-.
ser-lng The right 10 advance ihs price f.om ume p.
time without notice.
We recommen the bonds a. sopi an! .li ..
curity.
The bonds may a'so Doe had from WYof iAe o;..r
stockholders In The city ~ Richmond.
DAVENPORT CO..
mv17 >'O.' -E.ok,r.
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THE PELICAN AND DIVES
MINING COMPANY

Organized under the laws u ihe state ri ""
York.
SILVER MINES situated At Grorgeiown. 90
Griffith district, Clear CrC.A county. ,olOrti".
CAPITAL STOCK. t%5,OOO,Ooo 100000 SHARyS.
PAR VALUE. 80 EACH.
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First Nay or the Eishsy.Finh Annual
Council.

OPENING SERMON by REV. Z. a. MCGUIRE
HOLY COMMEMORATIVE CHAIR TAKEN
bY BISHOP wHiTTLE-xEpoRT OF THE
coMMITTEEo ON REvfs'1D CONSTITUTION
TIE QUEsTIoS OF DIVIDING THE Do
CEsE PROMPTLY BROUGHT UP-THE
Acrtvr BUSINESS OF II COUNCIL TO
COMMENCE TO, uAY-PERsoNAL, &C.
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THE NEW BOOKS.

THE NEW BOOKS.
SISTER DORA. A Biography. BY Margaret Ions
dale. 1925.
RoDMAN III KEEPER. Southern Sketches.
BY {. +. WoOlson. Sl.25.
Lo1TERlNGs IN PLEASANT PATHS. BY Ma
rion Harland. Sl.75.
THE -sACRAMENTS OF THE NEW TESLA
49, BY Rev. q. II. Armstrong. d. u. $3.50.
PLAIN REASONS AGAINST JOINING THE
CHukCH OF ROME. By X. +. Littledale.
THE FOOLS ERRAND. By One Of The Fools. 81.
New supplies OF the FRANKLIN-SQUARE IL
BRARY, new supplies OF the SEASIDE LIBRA
RY, with IA large stock OF BIBLES, PRAYER
BOOKS, and HYMNALS.
my Is WOODHOUsE 6 PARIIAM.
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BOOK-BUYERS.

We will mail q catalogue of 5000 MISCELLA-
NEOUS NEW BOOKS. The prices vary from 10.
cents 10 $50. We have, besides, over 10000 vol
nmes OF l. 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 eases.
OLD OOk and PAMPHLETS bought for cash,
or taken In exchange.
my 12-d&w ]. ". RANDOLPH ENGLIsH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

Stock fnll paid and n1n-asse.sab'e.
REGISTRARS or THANFkRs.-Ftrilcr' Loan
and Trust Company.
TRUSTEEs.-NOryin Green. president Nc''ttn
Union Telegraph C0mpant. New lorA; li'hrt h'
Plant. president southern Express iompinv, v"
York I. {. BahcOck. Ucasurgr Adams fNpfD'
Company. New YORK; - ]. tar-pn, secretary
Sou hern Eel Telephone aud Tclcgrlnh t~oinithl,
New York; I. W.. Mulson, DrcNel Builllnk. y y
York Albert u. Chandler. president At.an'l ana
Pacific Telegraph Conn ANY. New lotA. ~
HumstCne, general superintendent Atlantic aAi
Pacific Ttle.raph CoIuuany. Ntw NDrs. thc1.
y. Vail. general mauagcr National Bel Telephone
Company. Boston: Thomas I. Brady. Assistant
Postmastet -Gene-I Washington, u. C.. NDnrf =
Russell. Boston. Mass: General Francs, ~. Marina q
GEORGETOWN, Colo; james VI. UTmt,. general -u.or-
inirndeut Southern Bell Telephone aud ~felegfilA
Company, New York.
OFFICKRs.-Norwin Green. president; Henry
Russell. yice-presiCent Taco. = VAIL zee, ni'''
dent; u. III. Rochester, treasurer; George {. WIG
secretary.
Clarence Cary formerly Of Nirgisiah Ne" ora
jerome r. Manning. Worcester. Mass, cDuns'i.
Subscriptions received and inform alton .i'thNf
ap 2s-Im THOMAS BEANCH 4 go.
NOTICE.-B OOKS OF SUBSCRlP-
~ TION TO THF CAPITAL STOCK u IHh
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANl VT.
be opened at the Planters National B1ns' klrh-
mond, Va, On WEDNESDAY the 26th DAY 81 Nay
1880. JOHN u. DAVE
4. VI. LOGAN.
JOHN =. BRANlH,
an 21-tMy2d REUBEN FOSTER.