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| BERLIN, June AT a dinner at the I'm
peria Palace OF Babcsburg yesterday EN-.
peror William formally announced the be-
| trothal Of his grandson, Prince William OF
| Prussia, to Princes Augusta Victoria, OF
| Schleswig. Holstein -Sunderburg-A
burg.
CHURCH AND STATE.
| BERLIN, June 3.-The first article of the
church bill, which has been rejected by the
committee, gives TO the Government dis
cretionary powers in the application OF
those DEGREES which forbid any but German
subjects and all who have not undergone a
course Of education prescribed for other
learned professions from receiving appoint
ments in the Catholic Church.
Russia.
DEATH OF THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 3.-The Empress
OF Russia, Marie AleXandrovena, died this
morning, in her fifty-siXth year.
The ROcheforf-KOcciiI Duel.
GENEVA, June 3.-Tbe duel between M.
Henri ROchefOrt and Nj. Koechin was
fought on Swiss soil this morning. NJ.
Rocheiort was wounded In the stomach.
NJ. KoechIin was not hurt.
PARIS, June 3.-Tbe duel between M. M.
RochefOrt and KOechlin only occupied two
minutes. NJ. Rocbefort's sword, while he
was parrying thrust, slipped from his
gloved hand, and he was pierced in the
lower part of the breast by the sword OF his
adversary.
Fatal DneI Between Spanish Noble.
LONDON, June Especial dispatches re-
port a duel on the Belgian frontier between
two Observation-Disclosures Gil de Olivares
and Count de Undertaking from
quarrel on Spanish politics. Count de
Larde was killed. The Marquis Gil de
Oliyarcs killed man in a duel in Septem-
Der last.
Mr.. GOschen and the Sultan.
LONDON. June "a CoDstantinople dis
patch to the Manchester Guardian says !:
1.-THE first audience Of Mr. Goschen, the
British ambassador to Turkey, with the
Sultan, the delay Of which has caused some
remark, will take place to-day (Thursday)."
Midhat Pasha Resigns.
LONDON, June "A dispatch from Con-
stantinople to Reuters Telegram Company
says: Midhat Pasha has rendered his re.
sigDation as Governor Of Syria, but 1t has
not yet been accepted by the Sultan.
From Panama.
PANAMA, May 25.-The United States
steamer Adams Is still In Puntarenas. She
went there on account Of the yelow-iever
scare at Panama. There has been no yellow
fever here, but there is local affair which,
IL not treated promptly and intelligently,
kills quicker than the yelow.fever itself.
There have been no fatal cases for fort
night or more.
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NEW YORK neutrality-suspicious.
MARKET.

JUNE l.-Kentucky leaf Is held firmly at late
quoted prces export trade Is slack. and The home
trade but very moderate. Seed leaf shows mode
rate trade, and no change In prices. Sales OF 800
hogsheads Kentucky leaf az 4Gl4c.: 1,15O cases
1879 Pennsylvania at lS@22e.; 81 cases 1878
Pennsylysnia on private terms: so cases 1878 New
England AT l5@2Oc.; 400 bales Havana at S2c.@
sI.IO. The quotations for Virginia leaf are:
bright wrappers, common to medium, at 16M
22c; good TO fine, 25G45e.; fine 10 extra fine, so
M75c.; smokers, l5@25c.; dapple wrappers, 10
M2Oc.; Tugs, common 10 good, 2a(di31c.; good 10
due 36d4kc.: leaf, common TO good, 5@6c.; good
TO fne, Sal0c.; fine extra. 10@l3c., and black
wranpers, l26l5c.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, June a. Ho,n.-Stocks firm. Money
on call. 3G4 Der cent. Exchange-Lone, 1864
short. 4S94. State bonds steady. Governments
strong 80.
Bvenfng.-Money, 3@4 per cent. Exchange, 4e6s
@4S6k. Governments strong new BE. lO3b ~
per cents, 1904; per cents, l09S. States dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 3-Virginia 6's, deferred, 6S;
consols 5Sk; second series. 22k past due coupons,
93z; new 1U-40's, Al: 10 40s, coupons, 97H. Bid
To- day,
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CuIcAGO LUMBER MARKET.

JUNE 1.-The supplies are liberal, aud yard
prices for drv lumber, shingles, iath etc.: nngs 2
SaS orst ana second clear, X and ~ inch. e42
shird clear, IN, ~ and 2;iach, es7i select ss;
II. TX and 2incl tS2; II select . ~, ~ AZ Sac
2neh ta4 2It clear ana seaec. aI !t seesI 80
drst clear and second CHAR Inch nnlsn'ns,
"a tnird clear l.inch 1nishjug, tS6i se'ee', y
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DRUGS. mENpGINs

THE AMERICAN ELECTRIZhR,
A COMPACT, CONVENIENT, CHEAP, AND
POWERFUL BATTERY;
ALSO,
DAVIS & KIDDER's MAGNETIC ELECTRIC
MACHINE,
for sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
my20 corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TORACCo MARKET

JUNE : KeceIpts are increasing, and more HE
raj deliveries may be anticipated for some weeks.
The market was quiet, with nOndescripts In
moderate demand, but tobaccos Of character &C i've
The sales Including 100 hogsheads sold privately
aggregated 247 bogsbeads.
The Peoples House sold IL hogsheads 2 hogs
heads Weakley-COunty (Tenn.) lugs at % GOA
50 65; 2 hogshead. Weakley- County (Tenn.) leaf
at s5.35Gt6.50; hogshead Butler County leaf at
1910; hOgsheads Allen-County leaf at 1928,
$40 and 1890; 2 hOgsheads Logan County lngs
at f4.10 s445; 2 hogsheads Simpson. County leaf
At $3.50. 1920.
The Kentucky Tobacco Association sold 8 hogs
"a AZ boashead War, ea ies az
So 90: 2 bOgsheads Crittenden County leaf at So
and So 1 hogshead Meade-t 'Ounly Tugs at 1870
2 hogsheads Grayson- County l0w-leaf and Tugs al
1918 and a. 20 COurfer-Journdt.
lOther houses had sales at like prices.l
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

JUNE 1.-There IS rather more of a movement In
job lots. and prices not showing Important change
The tendency, however, icing tte stronger.
Prices sre for Virginia: 4Hd44c. for prime; &c.
for extra prime; 5@5Sc. for fancy, and o4@oSc.
for hand-picked.
Pecass quoted nominal.-JOurndl Of Commerce.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcUaoND, June 3, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 362 bushels.
CORN White, 12 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-94 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.--Red, 208 bushels common Lancaster al
$l.2s; 154 bushels prime Fulz at S1.20-total
362 bushels.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
rrx.NDRIA BREApsrUFF MARKET.

JUNE 2.-Tbe transactions on Change continue
lSbt in consequence of the small receipts OF grain
Hour Is quiet at quotations. Whesf y unchsnged
and small sales we're made NJ t!.lo, 1l.SZ, any any
and no sales were reported. No oats were onered
and one small lot Of Indifferent rye srousht VIC
Butter Is dull and eggs are higher. Other articles
unchanged Gazette.
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nOWN WITH HIGH PRICES.
SWEEPING REDUCTION IN ALL GOOD

As I am determined 10 close out the entire stock
will for the next thirty DAYS offer goods at ex-
tremely low prices. l Will mention few cf NJ
prices
Fine WHITE CAMBRICS al l0c.;
Best LAWNS at 10c.;
Fine DRESS GOODS at &c.;
OSrRIC At 25c. a bunch;
A splendid line Of SUMMER HATS at your OWL
prices; -
nice assortment OF GINGHAMS al shc.;
Best makes of CALTCOES at lowest prices
PlQUE BO>NETS at lie;
Fancy CUFFS and COLLARS at Toe. set:
A splendid assortment of NEck-RUFfLING .
i0c. yard;
Fine Isle GLOVES al 10c
LADIES HOSE, slightly damaged. at Sc. a psir:
A splendid lot of HAND aud CUSTOM MADE
SHOES for men. Ladies. aud children. which WI
be closed out very cheap;
LADIES' SUITS, ready made. At Fl.5Oi
Also fine line of CLOTHING, some OF the G1cf
ever brought to Richmond 10 bo sold very che-p
Call early 10 purchase your bargains NJ the
BALTIMORE AUCTI0N.HOUsE,
16 east Broad street.
j. ROSE, az mt for :. COdenbury.
my 1S-N,W&F1m
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Chure. Burnea I'm BrookIyn.

BROOKLYN, June g. Elm Place Congrega-
tiopal church--Dr. Joseph Wild pastor
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss,
10000; Insurance, $4,000. A valuable
organ was burned. sp 's.''F1fgf
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NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.

JUNE 1.-The amount Of business continues ver'
small. Sicily quoted at S75foi best brands. ant
s3O6s4O for low grades; Virginia al $575OG
t6Q.-JOurndL Of Commerce.
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ExECUrORs' NOTICES.

EXECUTORS N0TfCE.-The under
Ia signed having qualined As executors Of the
estare OF GEORGE BARGAM1N, deceased. hereby
notify all persons having claims against said estate
10 pfeseut them, properly authenticated, for pay.
meptf aud all persons Indebted 70 the estate VIII
come forward promptly aud settle At e01 east MAIN
'~" WILLIAM II, SCOTT,
,,voo,v Executors.
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Manufactured Tobdcco.- Black work, common
aud medium, In bond. l2G l6c.; good and hne, In
bond, l6@ Sc. bright work. common and me-
dun In bond. 156 Ice; good and hne, In bond, II
635e.-Jouraat Of Commerce.
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BOARDING.

A SOUTHERN LADY OFFERS FINE
n BOARD, In u delightful location. at reasonable
rates, for the summer months, 10 sOutherners de-
string 10 remain IN New York. Address
MRS. FORD, 2S west Twenty-second stree.
je4Iw New York.
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1TO SUMNER TOURISTS.


Persons intending spending the summer scasouin
the country or at the watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apparatus which canno, be had outside OF . city
viz:
PATENT POCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
Patent sSi WAX NIGHT-LIGHTs, which burn
READY KEY MADE MADE MUsrARD-PLAsTERs, which
are always ready aud act IN three minutes;
SOFT RUBBER AIR: PILLOWS and CUSHIONS;
SEIF.iNJECiiNG UNIVERSAL sYRINGEs,
VALENTINES MfAT-JUICF,
VAk ktNr MEAr''o'cE WITH 'LhcI'
,9SHSSsssFF1 sSs E =, = q, sEE "A, .vvv
LIEBlG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
| IMPERIAL GEANUM. food for infants;
SEsBEkIs a a,iklfSob tARlSA'
PPkkEEP PAkEP s sIGE Et3 q az NEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CQNDENsED MILK,
| DlsINFECTING SOAPS. 10 prevent contagion;
aud all reliable medicines new remedies, and apps-
ratus, TO he had Of
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists,
9l9 east Main street,
TEtEPHoNE MESSAGES PROMPTLY A.
TOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF.
THE MOST PERFECT FOOD FOR INvALiDs
EVER INTRODUCED.
A CONCENTRATED PREPARATION FOR
NUTRITIOUS BEEF TEA, OR sour.
For SALE by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
mh 80 1916 Main street.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORs.
ALT
LIVERPOOL FACTORY.FILLED FINE SALT
10000 SACKS OF THE BEST BRANDS
ONAA'v W5bRrnIysToy,,
MARSHALL.
DEASfai ERnrRrs
BUckItEyxI, ss
ALSO,
GROUND ALUM and AGRICULTURAL SALTS
For sale by DAVENPORT MOkRls,.
my colin DOCK street, kichmond.
For SPRING
wERNRR's AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE;
FRENCH and AMERICAN CLARETs;
SWEET and DRY CATAwBA,
HOOK, TOKAY, ANGELICA.
LINFANDEL WINES
AT
an2O CHRISTIAN q WHITES.
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T INEN SHEETfNG,

T INEN SHEETlNG,
COTTON sHEETING,
TOWELS.
NAPKINS,
DOILIES,
and all goods suitable for housekeeping purposes
can be found at prices surprisingly cheap at
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & eos.
INV 2l-eOd
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Tne DeaDse Murder ON the schooner
M,snCreste-The Inquest-Ths Mate
Bsfsre Jastice Drswry.
Iepccial telegraln 10 ,he Disnaieh1

| ASsV1~ 0sttCe Df9Wfys
Especial telegram To the Dispateh.l
NORFOLK, Va, June 3.-The abandoned
schooner Mignonette, on which occurred
tue double murder on Tuesday while up
James river. was brought here to-day. In
the iorecastle wss the body Of William
Gage, the cook. and Justice Drewry, Of the
county, held an inquest. There are many
who doubt the mates story Of the affair. and
he was arrested and carried before Mayor
Tucker to-day, and Captain G. w. Moore
and William Il. Graves, Of the schooner
William +. Davis, testified as to quarrel
between the mate OF the Mignonette and a
negro on Saturday afternoon when the
two schooners were anchored In company
on the Potomac river. Selby was sent back
to the hospital, and is under police sur
vellance.
by Associated Press.1
NORFOLK, VA. Jsne 3.-The schooner
Mignonette, on board OF which was perpe-
trated the double murder OF Captain Frank
and the negro cook William Gage, also the
severe woundlng Of the mate, William NJ.
Selby, on last Monday night, in the James
iNSis was toWcu Utfc tO-Uay uuueT cuaTSe
OF deputy United States marshal, and
now lies anchored in the stream. The body
OF Gage, the cook, laid on its face in bunk
| In the forecastle. A superficial examination
showed that his throat had been cut. No
| axe was found on board. An inquest was
held this evening. but as yet nothing new
has been developed.
AydelOtte Acquitted.
Snow HILL, Nd, JUNE 3.-The trial Of
William j. Aydelotte. indicted for an in
decent assault upon Mrs. Sarah f. Polk,
which was begun on Monday last, was con.
eluded to day, the court by which the de.
fendant elected TO be tried, instead OF by
a Jury, rendering a judgment OF not guilty.
The case has excited unusual interest in
this county (WOrcester) and throughout the
State on account OF the previous high
character Of Mr.. Aydelotte as good citi.
zen. and his standing as prominent and
active member OF the church.
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: CaRpETs. OIy-CLOTHs, &c.

MATTINGs. OIL CLOTHS, AND CAR
Vl PETs.-I have Just received full hne OF
ciiiNEsE MATfiSGs OF al grades,
CARPETS, OIL-CLQTHs, RUGS. NATE Ae;
A full line LACE CURTAIN, CohSiCrss, any y,
sil styles. Work done IN town Or country: AZ Or
ders promptly ATTENDED 10. A. JENNINGS.
ID 6.2m 80, 80 sQ. sSll Main street.
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flour.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKE

Pine, s4@A.5O; superfne, s5@t525; extra,
$3.50.
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OFFICE OF the CITY AUpIroK,l
RICHMOND, Va, May q. 1880.
vvnr DEno on npusV On DINu

-YyU HOLDERS DE CITH Of KICH~
i MOND BONDS MATURING IN JULY AND
sloncrs OF the SINKING Fund held this ds,e Il was
Resolved, That the President Of this Hoard give
notice BY publication In one or mere OF The city
papsrs that ali Ouistanetnx bonds OF the city OF
Rlchmond due in July aud Ausu sts 1885,. win bc
paid on presentation at tbis Once on ana amer me
ne ef II cir re- peetive msturies, aud n al later
Ell on I'll such bends win cease nom and sfssr sush
HOLDERS or CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
referred to In the FOREGOING reese u,ion are h<feoy
oii0ed and reQuested-in accordance With ternsS
Above prescstheato presrai The 800 !or nsy Ssoss
+ Pseslaent Commissioners sinking Fsad-
/ my lO.dsJyl ~ 't ~ i
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TSXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
~ 0REAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
CAN BE FOUND At
A. HuTzkEk sons
No. 500 BROAD gTnsET.
All the latest noyeltlesin FOREIGN and DUNES.
s5SSISS! fs SS sSs s4 s Ak5 M
srL e. , ss4!s; pExn STRIPES, and Bso-
=, CAP66ScreIi Inc; .v,s~ .s..v,r~
RENkiETTX and md No 81 n cIoTHs:
LAWES-LlNEN LAWNS, Ggurea aud pssjp;
TABLE-DANAsKs, NAPKINS, etc.
PARAS0Lszs fs,l and comple,s line;
CH0N IxCts; HosiERi. BuiTr0Ns, ss1
TRIMMINGS asps cialiy; LACE Mf1TS fa0
hus-alI The new ihsdes. LACE.TOP BERLiN
and KID GLOVES; LADIES' and 6ENTLk-
MEMS UNDERwEAR; LINEN DRILLS.
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN 4 co.
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
TRADE TO THEIR LARGE STOCK or
LAWNS,
ORGANIZES,
JACONETS,
LINON DE DACCA,
BUNTINGS,
GRENADINES,
EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLTyS,
and many other goods suitable for the seasons wear
They have by far the largest Of these goods to
be found In the city. and guarantee their prices -
be as Low AS THE LOWEST. my 2f-eod
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.

BERLIN, June AT a dinner at the I'M
perisl Palace OF Babclsburg yesterday EN-
peror William formally announced the be-
trothal Of his grandson, Prince William OF
Prussia, to Princes Augusta Victoria, OF
Schleswig- Holstein neutrality-suspicious.
burg.
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FINANCIAL.
V,HE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE rs,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.
FINANCIAL.

We on r for sale limited number Of the above de-
scrbed BONDS SOS aud interest, the CONS any re-
serving The right advance the price from time to
time without notice.
We recommend the bonds as good and safe 60
curity.
The bonds may also be had from any Of the othe 2
stoek.brokers IN the city OF Richmond.
DAVENPORT 90,
myl7 Stoek-Broksss.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JuSE4 4, 1850.
SIM rises $1,000, 4:44I HIGH TIDE.
Moon rises........ 2:l5 Evening ......... 2l9
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 8, 1850.


Steamship Wysnoke, Couch, New YORK, ner'
chsndise and passengers. q. w. Alien Co., agents
mail, merchandise, ami passengers, L. b. Taism,
agent.
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OF Georgia, was among the callers at the
White House to-day. DIR. Mary Walker
was before the House District Committee.
She wants Congress to establish home for
INDECENT women aud children and make her
surgeon.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Democrats filibustered In the House
this evening to prevent the House from
ccncurring In the Senate star.route amend.
meut TO the post.oflice bill.
Mr.. Blaine was not at the Senate to-day.
He appreciates, his friends say, the perils Of
his position at ChIcego, and directs the
management OF his campaign by telegraph.
Genersl Belknap Is not at Chicago, ss re.
ported. but IA In Washington.
The Jackson Association Is recruiting It's
membership. Among the recent additions
is Henry Wise Garnett.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.l
THE NIcARAGUAH CANAL.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Admral Ammen
has received a telegram from Engineer Nc
nocal stating that the Nicaraguan Congress
has confirmed the concession recently
granted by the President Of that Republic
10 the American company for an inter.
oceanic ship canal.
NoMIN ATOMS.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The President
sent to-day the nomination OF Eugene
SCHUYLER, now Consul at Rome, to be con-
sul-general and diplomatic agent at Buc-
hares;, and William N. Patrick, now con.
sui at Tieu-Tsin, to be secretary OF the
commission TO China.
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NEW YORK, June 3.-Cotton--Net receipts, 1913
bales gross 1928 bales futures closed steady sales,
63 900 bales; June. 81 .44@tll As; July, 81 81
siii..2o: October, si0. 7i@s 10. 49,. November,
{IO.556sl056; December, $40. 56@slO.57; jan
nary tlO 64Mtl066.
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CHURCH AND STATE.

DEATH OF THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA.
| Sr. PETERSBURG, June 3.-The Empress
OF Russia, Msrie AleXandrovena, died this
morning, in her fifty-siXth year.
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Among the forty Indians now here who
have been to the Indian school at Carlisle,
Pa, and are going to Hampton, Va, TO
Visit the Indian pupils there. arc Spotted
Tail, Red Cloud, and Spotted Taips daugh-
Ter. Hon. Casey Young, member OF the
House from Memphis, will go home to-mor-
TOW. ColoseI J. q, Andenreid. OF General
sbeIman's stan, died in this city to-day.
The report Of the House Judiciary Commit
W sxongstes Mr., Ack'en. seDetor Brown,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-05-15
Personal Mention,

Mr. T. F. Burroughs, wife and family at.
tended the Centennial last week,
A. NJ. CawthOn went down to the Centen.
NAL last week.
Mrs, II. A. Jones and children, of Mem.
phis, will arrive in McMnnville on next
Wednesday and take rooms at the Warren
House for the summer.
Mrs, May Ramsey left for Tullahoma last
Wednesday to see her mother, who is re-.
ported as very sick.
We learned from DR.. Parker that II. b.
Womack was suddenly taken sick on the
18th inst, while on his way to his father,in-
laws, and when he reached him he had
lost his reason and so remains while his sys-
TEN is every other way natural. The Doctor
pronounces it as very singular indeed.
Mrs. Josie Cummings, sister of DIR. VIM.
Brewer is spending the week in town with
her relatives.
Hon. f. NJ. Mofitt, of Spencer, gave us a
call as we were going to press. He repre-.
sents all peaceable and harmonious in Van
Buren,.
Messrs. Jas, S. Barton, F, NJ. Smith and
w. V. WhitSon were in attendance upon
court at Manchester this week, in the trial
of Il suit against the rail road which was
brought by u colored man, for serious bod.
ly injuries sustained by him. He sues
for damages to the amount of $4,000. The
jury made mistrial
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-05-15
Don't Forget.


While at Nashville don't forget to
call on our McNlinnville boy, Joe Nc
Millin at the Nashville Bazaar on the
Square;
G. w. Smith the Druggist and Pre-
scriptionist and dealer in Hom@opath-
ic remedies, 1853 Church street;
Don F. Hawkins, not the Republi-
can candidate, but a wide awake drug
gist at the Nicholson House drugstore,
$50 Church street;
Huntington, the clothier and gents
furnisher, rs Cherry street, opposite the
Maxwell House, who has any thing
you may call for;
And then to rest from your labors
and enjoy the sweets of home, put up
at the Nicholson House, the best in the
city, only 200 yards from the depot
and the same from the Exposition.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-05-15
Georgius WashingtOnius.

Washington, being appointed mill
tary commander to defend the province
from the Indians, discharged the duty
and trust zealously and being after
wards sent to the camp Of the French,
who were erecting fortifcations# on the
borders of the Ohio river, in danger OF
death he executed the difficult com
mands prosperously.
After few years, being called to
the Office of aid and adjutant of the
chief British general, he distinguished
himself in a bloody battle with the
French enemy, and saved the whole
army from ruin and impending fate by
his bravery and military skill. Wash
ington still remained very active until
the close of the year 1853, then at
length he withdrew himself from the
office, and exchangedS the camp of
battle for the domestic hearth.
i. r. CLEMENT.
sLitorolly, scamp Of the French erecting
Notifications" etc
Tilt, withdrawing"
zLit., exchanging"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-05-15
WANT COLUMN.

\NANTED-a purchaser for a nice strong
w lightruuning spring wagon-extra
New shop. [maySl LEWIS & Faulkner.
VNhe latest arrival of new goods are to be
l. found at II. i. Walling's al rock bottom
prices.
Hats, Gents Hats, Summer Hats, New
Style Hats, Cheap Haas, and all sorts of nice
hats at Brewer d Northcuts.
WANrED,--I will have next week, ladies
Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, and Trimmings
cheap as in cities. Joseph Livingston.
WANTED,-To sell Harps that will do to
harp on and Fresh Candies. Specimen of
music by Sammie Etter. b. l.. Brown. At.
Wanted- The public to know that Brew
w err K Northcut have Flour Buckwheat
-four, Graham flour, Oranges and Lemons.
aprl7-lm
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-05-15
The Tournament,

a very large number Of the people
of east Warren were in attendance at
the tournament on Rocky River last
Saturday, and the day was one of enjoy.
ment and pleasure. the programme
was three rings and three runs, straight
track, and contestants limited to ten
seconds to make the run. Ten Knights
took part in the contest, which opened
about 10 o'clock, and lasted three
hours. Mr.. jess Duncan, Knight of
the. Lost Cause, won the first premium,
and had the privilege of selecting and
GROWING the Queen of Love and
Beauty. Mr.. VIM. Steakly, Jr.,
Knight of the Valley, won the second
premium, which gave him the privil-
eye of selecting and browning the May
Flower
Miss Florence Massie was chosen
Queen of Love and Beauty, and Miss
Della Duncan as May Flower.
After the crowns were presented by
the gallant Knights, the crowd repair
ed to the bank of the river and en-
joyed bountiful dinner.
Mr.. VIII Brewer, our live confec-
toner, was on the grounds with stand
of refreshments, which was appreciated
and well patronized by the multitude.