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Where does the Wing ind its 10000 ma.
jorityi There is no foundation that we
can see for the claim that the Rexdiusters
proper got as large vote as the Conserra'
tives. II the Republican vote be added to
ours, ours is the majority. If it be added
TO that Of the ReSdiusters, theirs Is the ma.
jority. So 1t was last winter In the Legisla.
tue. The Republicans could convert
either eide into the majority by voting with
It. Ia The Second and Third districts there
were no Debt-PayIng candidates, and so
we have credited Ill the votes in those dis.
tricist the Rexdj listers. although many of
them wese no doubt cast by Debt-Payers-
There were candidates. enough In those Gis.
tricts, too, to call out full vote. So Ia
this district we have credited all the votes
to the Debt.Payers, though a few OF them
may have been cast by Readiusters. But
there were no competing candidates in this
district; and Sd the Debt-Psyers' vote is
much too small. Our table, therefore,
errs, II 1t errs at all, 10 erediting the Re-
adjusters with too many votes.
But suppose we omit the districts which
had no Readjuster candidates and the dis.
tricts which bad no Debt-Payers caudi.
.dates-tbat is. The Second, Third, Fifteenth,
and Thirty.flfth--and 1t leaves 54,968 for
the DettPayass, and only SO, 169 for the Re.
adjusters. Where Is that Rexdjuster ma
jority Of 10000 ,tl!) which Mr.. PECK claims
10 the Wig Of sssterdays
To see bow liberal our table Is to the Re.
Ad6usters. the reader has only to anaiyze ii
closeIy. In the Aabemsrle district, for la.
stance, which elected Debt-Payer to the
Senate, we have net vet down a single vote
fer enr side, althoSgt Colonel DuKs was
elected 10 the House Of Delegates In Abe
marie. and Greene eo<asty was represented
~ . Debt Payer.
In view Of these figures, and Of the fact
that TIE negroes or Repsblicans will all
vote asEt isll for General GRANT, we again
ask where 4 The unpledged electoral ticket
TO get ~ vakesi
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APPOMATTOX.
A SERIOUS sTABBIxG AFFAIR.


Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
PAMPLIN's, VA, April y, 1880.
Yesterday evening dispute arose be-
tween Thomas w. Statham and w. IL.
Wheeler at AppomattoX depot about some
trifling matter, during which the latter was
severely stabbed in his breast, back, and
arm. Two OF the wounds are considered
dangerous, and his condition is considered
this morning very critical.
Mr.. Statham is a son OF Captain Charles
w. Statham, OF Lynchburg. Mr.. Wheeler
lives near this place, and is young man OF
about twenty-siX years Of age. and has a
wife and TWO children. He is an agent for
Powelrs chemicals, and Is well and favOra-
bly, known through this entire section OF
country, and has many friends who will
be sadly grieved TO hear OF his misfortune.
He has all the attention that can be bestow-
ed upon him by both physicians and
friends.
Mr.. Statham was arrested, and is now
being tried by justice OF the peace.
Yours, q.
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mel William r. Aylett, ana D o. ino'"'o"'
ESQ.,, laid on the table.
On motion, adjourned. c,.,un
y. ~ II. d. ToMLIS, Chairman.
II. L. Le,cis, Secretary.
THE HALIFAX DELEGATION.
HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, VA.,l
April 20, 1880.
Az n nass.meeting Of the citizens OF the
co,,ntv. held at this place to-day, the follow
ing.ramed gentlemen were selected TO rep
resent the county in the Convention 10 De
held In the city OF Richmond on the l9th OF
Banister dis.rict-Henry Edmupds, ii.
r. Melvin. ]. A. Hawkins, DELEGATE /;
Thomas Bruce, A. j. Anderson, Joseph
| Stebbius. alternates.
Birch Creek-N. r. Coleman, j. I. Read,
E. T. Pierce, delegates; Joseph Crews, j.
w. Chalmers, aIiernates.
NeadsvIlle-Joel Cole, delegate; A. Banks
dale, alternate. -,
Staunton-C. Z. MoorefeId, J. II. Guth'
rie, w. j. Jordan, delegates; John A. Me
Craw, j. w. Hodges, John L. Greeu' alter
mates.
Roanoke-H. III. Hurt, DR.. E. B. Spencer
II. &. Hudson, Thomas Watkins, Abran
Sydnor, delegates; ii. A. Morgan vivian
Addison, James Garden, j. I. Gayle, L. y
Watkins, aternates.
Red Bank-W. overly. Abel Chandler
E. A. Tuck, delegates; J. T. Baeby, X. IL
singleton. DR.. Z. j. Palmer, alternates.
Black WaIuut-S. J.. Watkins, X. l.. Rag
land. delegates; j. V. Brooks, Emanue
Gerst, alternates. G @
Mount Carmel-Dr. w. NJ. Palmer, :. ,
Brandon, A. II. Richardson, DELEGATES; Il
w. Carter, w. b. wilkins, smith BRANDON
alternates.
J. w. Rely, l.. G. Watkins, delegates q
large. ). w. RELY O""'i h'''
| r. n. Watkins, Secretary.
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RICHMOND, VA, April "a, lS

RICHMOND, VA. April "a, 1880.
This company, which has not been surpassed by
any In dividends and in Iiberaity and promptitude
In the settlement Of claims, need nothing more
than simple reference to It's policy-hoders to re-
commend IL to the attention Of the public. Its
assets of So sos 000 consist of Government, state,
and CT y stocks. and bonds aud mortgages. After
providing sufficient for the perfect protec-
ton of policy -hoCers, and for every liability, 1t
holds a surplus regard policy-holders of nearly
81 100000. Agents who are willing TO work want
cd everywhere throughout the state of Virginia.
Circulars. pamphlets, aud tables Of rates showing
the cost of insurance and any information respect
ing the company, can be obtained by application to
THOMAS l.. ALFRIEND.
State Manager,
No. 100 Vain street,
ap 2e-lw over W. ID. Blair & Co.'S.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LIFE-INSURANCE
COMPANY.

NEW YORK, April "a. 1880.
The WASHINGTON LIFE-INsURANCE COM
PANY, OF NEW YORK, has recently appointed
Mr.. THOMAS l.. ALFRIEND TO be It's representa-
tive ia the State of Virginia, with Office at No. 100
Main street, Richmond, in place Of DIR. BENJAMIN
DENNIS, late State Manager. The business of the
company in the State will hereafter be managed
exclusively by MIR. ALFRIEND, whose reputation
as an Insurance Agent is both well ard favoraby
known throughout Virginia. II. g. FRENCH,
Superintendent Of Agencies.
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Fer the Dispatch.I
What Partial a epudiattOn Leads To.

GORDoNsyIIGE, VA, April "a. 1880.
/ would like to recommend to Massey,
RiddIeberger & Co. the following fnancier-
ing scheme, from Harper's Magazine,
March, 1858
ut was during the year 1912 that one OF
them fMississiRpi fatbsatmen) stepped into
brokers' once in New Orleans to get some
money changed. The broker, finding be
was from Illinois, naturally inquired as TO
the State finances, and said bluntly-
"WelL are you going 70 repudate up
there ="
"No, ! guess not-I guess zoe shan't re-
pudiaie."
Then, you'll pay your State debtsf"
Well, don't know about that"
"wby, you must pay II you don't rcpu-
diste."
swell. not exactly. NY notion would
be TO walt till people get pretty we'd fright
ened. and we could buy up the bonds pretty
chesp-say for about % land then we might
borrow enough to buy up the old Goes
and ,ben, you see. II we took notion 10
sepuaiate we might repadiate the new ones,
wpicD, you see, wouldn't be SO bad would
".Thls scheme was not adopted by ILL.,
nolA. She paid her debt, add Is now the
fourth State 10 the Union. o N.
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NJ GRAND OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS..
EVERY DEPARTMENT is NOW COMPLETE

We have a full line Of BLACK CACHFMIREs from
SOC. 10 81 per yard. Our so. 80. and 65c.
CACHtMIRE is the best ever shown In Rich
mond.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT in Black aud Colored-
We are selling an excellent BLACK SILK at
81. Our si.25 BLACK SILK Is of very supe-
ri0r quality.
We also have full line of BLACK and CoLoRED
SA1INS.
In BL .CK aud CoLoRED BUNTiNGs we have a
full assortment, and at prices 10 suit anybody
and everybody.
Don't fail TO look at our LINEN sHEETINGs.
They were bought at that large recent sale Ia
New York, and we are selling them very cheap.
tonisbingly low figures, ran II " from 10 10 csc.
per yard-10 per cent. less than regular price.
500 pieces OF NEW DRPsS GOODS from 1 24 10
75c.. ana an entire new lot Of LACE BuNT-
INGs, and full line OF TURKISH DRESS
GOODS.
In MATING, oIL-CLoTH. wINDow-sHApEs,
and LACE CURTAINS we have an entire noor,
and at prices thai will suit every body.
500 FRENCH and AMERICAN CORsETS ranging
from 37zc. TO sl.7o.
just opened, an entire new lot OF HOSIERY, sHET-
LAND SHAWLs, PARAsOLS, aud sUN.UM-
BaELI.As. Among them you will dnd some
new designs.
Materials for Spring ssckings--such as CAMELts-
HAIR and TURKISH MELTON.
INsERTINGs from The lowest 10 the nnest.
poItaiiou-sucb as T0RCH0N, LANGUE DOC,
BRETON ITALIAN, and vALEN-
CIENNES.
Another lot OF those EVERLASTING TRIM.
MiNGS us cheap A. they ever were before.
LAUNDRIED aud UNLAUNDRIED snIRTS--ail
OF our own manufacture.
LADIES' ELECTROMAGNETIC department
Il In the entire charpe OF some of our lady
clerks. aud we are seliiag these goods ut less
Than you could buy the material. They are
handsomely trimmed and we'll made.
Don't tail 10 visit SYCLE BROTHERS,
NH 20-eod 3ll BROAD street.
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WAKE Up, EEIGHBoI.-0n Friday 'as'
the D,sy~tess leading editorial Amos. q
column cong. was upon the snbject OF cae
great railroad which the editor Of the Man
chester y,vurer is so jealousy advocating
both IN his paper and on the stump. On
saturday tue Courier administered u the
Ricbmora press a sharp reproof for not
bavssgn e5iced that enterprise. Tbe DOC
for wilrrave TO OPEN his eyes, and own up
tb,tibpSras been guilty OF m act OF ihiustice'
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The Richmond Convention.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE KING WILLIAM COUNTY
MEETING-THREE OF THE DELEGLTEs FOR
SEYMOUR, ONE FOR BAYARD, AND ONE FOR
FIELD.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.J
WEST POINT, Va, April 26, 1880.
We send you the proceedings Of a meet
ing held at King William courthouse to-
day to appoint delegates to the Democratic
State Convention. The delegation seems
very much divided in the choice OF presi-
dental candidate. Five Of the seven ex-
pressed preferences, as follows: Three were
for Seymour, one for Bayard, and one for
Field.
The Court was quite busy all day issuing
licenses to liquor-deaers but besides this
there was very little business.
The following judges Of election were
appointed
Mangohick Precinct-James &. White,
james p. Mackenzie, and Andrew Nelson.
Beulahville--John s. Latane, j. IL.
Gwathmey, and G. Jones.
Monquin-Thomas IL. BOsher, l.. II.
Burke, and j. j. Carter.
Courthouse-W. A. Spiller, A. B. Hill,
and Henry Smith.
Lanesville-Wiliam c. Num-, William u.
Penny, and Albert johnson.
West Point-A. G.. Ware, James X. Lee,
and William Maxwell.
The mass-meeting above mentioned was
| largely attended, and would seem to indi-
cate determination on the part Of all our
good citizens-Funders and Rcadiusters-
to support the Democratic nominees.
WEST PoINT.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
KI2G WILLIAM COURTHOUSE, April 26, 80.
| A mass-meeting of the Democrats was
called to order by Judge Roger Gregory as
chairman OF the county Executive Commit.
tee. Colonel II. b. Tomln was elected
| chairman, and II. /. Lewis. Esq, secretary.
On motion Of Dr. j. A. Littlepage, it was
resolved that the representatives present
from each district and from the town OF
West Point should retire, and recommend
| to the meeting two delegates to the Demo.
cratic State Convention from each district,
and two alternates. and one delegate and
one alternate from the town OF West Point
whereupon the following delegates and al
ternates were recommended and appointed
Mangohick distrlcf->A. Sizer and z. s.
kyiand, delegates; o. o. Gwathmey and
l.. II. Dunn, alternates.
Acqninfon district-Dr. j. A. Littlepage
and Colonel II. b. T0mlin, delegates; Colo
mel William X. Ayett and j. G. Cook, al
| ternates.
Wes.Point district-P. Gibson and Judge
Roger Gregory, delegates; DR.. b. Richards
and II. |. Lewis, aIternstes.
West Point fown-WiIliam Z. Hart, dele
gate; Thomas p. Bagby. alternate.
A series OF resolutions offered by DIR.
John Lewis. recommending honesty, econ
ony, and reform In public affairs; protec-
ton TO labor. agricultural and mechanical
allke; uniform taxation greenbacks as a
legal tender TO be kept at par by the Gov
erament, making II a felony for the Govern.
mepb National or State, TO speculate ia
money; aHnd q maintenance OF the doe.
t!ine OF States tights were, after q discus.
zion by Dr. Lewis, DR.. D. Richards, Colo,
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The'sTpe men Of Richmond WIN no' Dc
eonre rlies OF the worst men in'tee Repuo-
,ican party. They will not allow any niue
differences as to miuw matters to induce
chem 10 aid in bringing confusion into our
,r,,,,s and trouble among the people. We
have an excellent city government, Le
h..y ho canfent with ".
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LADIES' SALE.

VNHE AIDES OF THE GRACE
l. STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, de-
Ginning 10 have fair, Will exhibit for safe very
pretty assortment Of CHlLDREN'S DRESSES.
SUITS, APRONS, SLIPS, &c. 4; also. numb Of
useful aud fancy articles. at their LECTURE
ROOM. corner Grace aud Fourth streets, on TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY, aud THURSDAY of this
week. They invite their friends and ladies general
ly 10 call and examine these goods. Omen from
A. NJ. to G L. II. ap27-TuSTh2t
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There was nobody hurt by the Stauntoa
lConyention but the Funders. Mark tbat!-
Wing.
or course not. II anybody thinks there
was. let him reaS Yesterdays and Mondays
|; Whiq, and Colenel PorBAM's paper. On,
no. Nobody was hurt at Staunton but the
Fupdersi
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II you want TO see negro policeman on
our streets, aud negroes asserting their
equality in every public building, stand idly
by ant allow the city government to pass into
the hands OF the Rezdiusters. Your city
bonds will then fall in price as rapidly as
the State bonds did after the election Of last
Novamhpr
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mPOSITIvELY LAST SEASON

To reduce our stock before selling out our entire
business we have greatly reduced our prices, and
will. In addition 10 the reduction, allow DIS
COUNT OF 10 PER CENT. on all cash sales.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY al less than whole
sale prices;
DRf SS-TRIMMINGS at less than New York prices
LACEs, IiAMBURGS, and CORSLTs at less than
manufacturer prices;
GLOVES at less than half prlce-KlDS at 4Oc.
worth 7je.; at Csc. worth 81
HOSIERY at one-fourth value;
GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY at half price.
Call and convince yourself at
HUTZLEE BROTHERS and
MRS. h. HUIZLER'S.
f25 Broad street.
STOCK, FIXTURES. GOODWILL, LEAs e. &C.,
for safe favorable terms. ap ~
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MT SHERRY.-Just landing lot Of
nue sHERRTEs- MANZANILLA, STANDARD,
TOPAZ, AMoNTILLADA, INPERIAL ANON
TILLADA, and others.
For sale, wholesale aud retail. by
ap2s1w OSCAR CRANE.
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AnUSEMENTE.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

The beautiful opera OF
CINDERELLA
will be presented at The Richmond Theatre for the
BENEFIT OF THE RETREAT FOR THE SICK
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY NIGHTS,
APRIL rs, 81, 2s, and 80, at O'Clock
General adms, ion. 81. No extra charge for re-
served seats. Family circle, so cent? galleries, 20
cents. Box sheet viii tie open for the sale of re-
served seats at &. Y. Johnston's on WEDNESDAY,
April 81 81, at O'Clock. No list will be kept Spe-
cial excursion rates, Including admission to the
Opera. on the Chesapeake and Ohio. Richmond and
Danylle, Fredericksburg. ard Petersburg railroads.
See local papers and handois.
ap l4.16.l9.20,2l, 90 .23 pa ,25,26.2
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Tsrv GOODS.
--~->--->--->$ CI OO.
505 BROAD s1pEEr.

OUO
HANDSOME PocKETcUrLheY, black or white
handles two blades, at 96c.; tvos three, or -four
blades at 30 so, and 75c., warn lpted; 'tou
knives for boys. two blades, warianh4s6 Al q
and &c. elegant; Pearl or sheI-TaS1'ye
Knives, Of toe best quality, for gentlemen and
ladies, fortl;
HANDSOME POCKET and sIDE.BOOKS. for
gentlemen;
An elegant MOROCCO LETTER-CARRIFR q,
Clio worth t1.75;
Two or three new patterns In LADIES POCKET.
BOOKS, In addition to the very foe assortment
already in stock;
Another lot OF SILK UMBRELLAS, similar N
those we have sold so many OF during the past
winter In annfactured especially for usl, which
we offer at $3.50 and 1925, which, although
not quite as cheap, are an immense bargain. In
Scotch Bingham aud Cambria SIN offer tho
same assortment. from which we have sold over
$50 during these last heayy rains
Fifty ST, les FOLDING JAPANESE FANS. from
tho common 10 fine Ivory stock. al SOC
The eptire line OF OIL PAINTINGS. IN Gin
Frames, marked down from 81 10 sl5O:
A large lot OF CHROMOS, In Carved WaiEu.
Frames;
More OF those handsome WALNUT and GILT
FRA rs. nj DOc.'
Another lot Of sATCHELS and LARGE TRAVEL
LIEG-VALI~ES. Of all grade:
% dozen TIN CUsPADOeEs -four colorsl at 5oc.
pair;
uandsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA CT->PA
DORES, I'm japanese aud Egyptian cecora-
lions, az I'll pair;
Another lot OF GENTLEMEN'S FINE CHAINS ,t
from 90 to So, warranted for fifteen year.;
New patterns in HAIR CHAINS and SILK
GUARDS trimmings warranted for u..es
years, 81;
HANDSOME SEALS and CHARMS az Al andt2
All sizes TEA-TRAYS ~ very low prices:
A large lot Of BhSkETS-Markei. Lunch. Traye'.
ling. and ShOpping-at 5Cc., 7jc- SLsl Is.
$50, and S1.75
FLOWER-BASKE1S at 10. %, 80. and Soc.
All grades of PA lizards. iuclnIpy
"Hart's plaid backs, red corners, Win .Ileez-
eTs";
CHIPS, DOMINoEs, CHESS, BACKGAMMON,
sPRING-BACK MUSIC FOLIOs,
SCRAP ALBUMS,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. &r.Gc.
Large assortment OF LAMP>-ihro, STYLES tim.
mings. W. \. STEVENS,
aD1 30 Broad street.
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CASE OF DIR. p. W. YOUNG, or OXFORD. y e.
during the late war distinguished Surgeon
In the Confederate STATES Army.

during the late war DISTINGUISHED surgeon
in the Confederate states Army.
Extract from letter OF January 20, lssc.l
"In the month of August, 1879. prosirated bY 4
severe attack Of Gout. with which had then suf-
tered tor several months ana ia Such condition
that scarcely hoped ever 10 be able 10 RESUME acc
tive proft ssiOnal life, yi,tted the Buffalo Llthli
Springs. was without Ape tie; my digestion IN
perfect and painful, nv nervous system shattered.
and the victim Of neuralgia In All Its torms M =
spirits greatly depre sed and so feeble that could
walk but short distance without assistance. lLe
first noticeable eject OF The water va upon me ~
crelion FROM nv kidneys and skin, both OF which
were acting very imperfecy and falling properly 10
depuraie the blood The secretion from the kidneys
had been for months scauty, high-colored. OF MN
specific gravity, very acid In lis reaction, and de-
posting upon standing \ very large sediment Inc
action of the water was apparent In forty elrhI
hours. the 81 creton becoming more abundant, less
highly cO0red, and dep0siing less Sedimeat. WIN
the re-es abiishment Of healthy state 81 these Two
important secretions, the great depurators 81 me
blood my convaltsceDce was soon ana rap'u-ml
appetite returned, my digestion became perieci ana
my nervous system regsined lts tone | Vcahe
more cheerful and hopcfuI aud gradually Iegaintd
my strength. My general health IS now perfect ana
| have resumed The active practice OF my pro-
fession. For my restoration, under Kind FIo'l-
dence. feel that am entir,ly indebted 70 the 'ui-
falo iIthta Waters. ap lU'%a"'"
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Mrs. Mary Frances Gill is appointed pos'
master at Garysville, Prince George count!
Va, rice X. G. Marks, resigned.
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Stir up your neighbor, and get bin to
pay his capitation tax. You can't shoo'
unless you load your gun.
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M BLACK CASHMERES |!

ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS.
ALI WOOL BASKET and ROMANO CLOTHS,
I'm spring and summer Weights, AT sreclal low prices,
at Zap 2S-t OdJ JULIUS MEYER q SUN D
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BUFFALO LITHIA wATiR.
COUT! GOCT! GOVT!
DIR. JOHN T. METCALF,

DIR. JOHN T. METCALF
Emeritus Professor of Clinical Medicine Go irse ot
Physicians and Surgeons, New York.
Extract from letter of February 2.ls-0.I
~ have used The Buffalo Litbi3 WAFER for some
years n cases Of equity trouble. both With ni'irns
and IN my own case. and | certainly rgard 70 q.
very valuable remedy"
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

MICE STATIONERY.
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN N0IE'
PAPERS, by the box, qure, or reami Win suit
able Envelopes;
VISITING aud WEDDlNG-CARDS, eDgraNel "
printed I'm fashionable style; - ..,.,,
GOLD PENS. STEEL PENS, GOLD snd SILVER
PtNCIL-CASEs; - ..
AUTOMATIC PENCILS. P0CKET.KNlYEs q
Rogers aud other makers: ,..,
PORTABLE WRITING-DESkS, PORItoIi.,n'
sCRAP-BOOKS, FOOLSCAP, LEGAL CAR
and LETTtR-PAPFRS; ,.
All Kinds OF STATIONERY for sale IN large %
WOODHOUSE & PARHAMs'
ap2 BO1kstiler> aud SiatioA'l I.
A CATALOGUE OF 5000 VOLUMES
EMBRACING THE BEsr BOOKS
In all the departments OF literature, Will De h''S"
10 any address.
We have the largest assortment OIL
BOOKS
In the southern States. Many OF IN m are ohese'A
very low prices.
ap l5-fsw J.w.RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
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MARRIAGES..

Married. in Washington, u. c.. TUESDAY, Apiil
o0,h nv the Rev NJ, A. Turner. Mr.. ROBERT b.
JENNINGS to Miss KATE VI. ROSE; Dom OF
Richmond. Va.
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FOR SALE BY PURCELL, LADD& co..
nah 30 l2l6 Vain -'r'".
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n-y, GENTLEMEN'S UNLAUNDRIEL
SHIRTS.

TIE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
rycFJIFNT IINFN-BOSOM SHIRT at 60c.
SUPERIOR QUALITY SHIRT e5c.;
DIR STANDARD-the best one dollar shirt mau'
" JULIUS MEYER K SON.
nm 2s-eod Sole Agents for Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-28

A CONCENTRATED PREPARATION FyR
NUTRITIOUS BEEF TEA, OR SOUP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-28
m LETTINGS.

OFFICERS AND MEMPHIS OF "a
" JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %, X: OF EI&A
P-Aitend a regular convention IHISls 81 III
"wednesday EVENING, April 18th. aiISHE%G
1870 o'clock Candidates for ranks will be \Stsny
prompi IN attendance. Members of sister &str
G. e. j. X. LAMKiN,
ap 2S-1t* X. OF r. and ;.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-28
vRuGN. NEDs.,AI.. &c.

THE MOST PERFECT FOOD FOR INyaLlDs
EVER INTRODUCED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-28

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OFTHENIRGINiA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY will be held al the Com
pany's Office on TUESDAY The lih Of May next a,
So O'Clock L. NJ. II. e. WHERRY, JR.,
an 26.td Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-28

DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
III The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RICH.
MOND MOZART ASSOCIATION will take place
at Mozart Hall WEDNESDAY the 2sih Instant al
s o'clock y. VI. W. U. BASS,
ap 163tawtd Secretary.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1880-11-24

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scription expires.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1880-11-24

We will club the Columbia Register
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The Weekly Register and D,spath for
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