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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20

soc1, o 5Sd5 ordinary MiSdiinS
rntnrss more active. closing steady at decline Of to
aSSsi il4Sali.55 September ll05a1loS October
NOye%eer o.; DECEMBER nj Iv2S4
iST s: } o Rnes and Mafsinsu i3 August s
fsgSs s%bSS 1855 January 1850 Fe6ruary 1911; March
4sssSs Aug august aO' II SYsl September l6eai07
october i0G6alO67 November, iGs2glo5S December
aarSet ve8y steady orders viii be issued
sc1ofoFsE-Rio and rather depressed; far
were Withdrawn the s;ocs which is l295 bags
il FIRST hands mild grades aul 80 bags sayaana S9a
flour AND MEAL-FLO H-Market without decided
change stocks light and holders generally very nriq
txport demand quite moderate and jo0ong trade many IA
ing 500 bo &,u hTt Woaf g a. V s
100 DOE; 5o for Wesi Tndes 81 Is $ 90 for Winter
Wheat Exfa for Europe zoo b6is supera3e SO 1oq
p, VIE II tbe sales 900 bbls werefcr export Quorauons
No 2 ~ s0ess So supernne s. 5oas4 20 Common
4 65G.6 Common Coed Extra Western. 81 20aSi %
Shoes 20 fancy So 8 20 Coco 80 GbScS Don s. SO
as6 20 Common Extra Minnesota - 20 s4 90 Common
a 5aSse 80 straight SO 25as7 25 IS 5Oass DO
hshT x WIN sDs rs Far S 90
EhOcs Family 50 SSes7 Patent T PHER Whf foG
Steady moderate and light joo4emg trade ae
S. incia-ins lOo0 obIs. for export RYE FLoU + nm
MEAL unchanged; sales 200 bbis yellow western % ;
'GRAIN GEAT-MarFet Irregular and unsettled Spring
aGIc lweri Winter RED. 2G4c over White very scarce
change Red for July ne lower
Aususi ic lower september unchanged White Wheat
Ear uv August ami September about s'eldy, with strong
narkei for July sales 646JOO bush future 100000 bnsn
sb incudins No spring. 81 o. No = Chcago 81 W
aSi 10 so Milwaukee 81 II Vngraded Winter geo
1851 closing l59dsI le Med Winter 81 lSg u WINS
81 f4asll5 No White S. Is; 80 Red July 81 SIC
81 i5 closing 81 1S2 do. august. 81 % 81 u p closing
81 OSs al O3s, closing 81 U.s. NO
White Jur g. closing 81 90 - 10; do August 81 o. ?
ISl 90 closing 81 2aSi o. september s. o. closing
81 7sQ quiet; cash, sec see September
IL 7Sc. sales 5000 bush .. August IS k-l
nominal BARLEY MALT quiet steady Comm arket
vIbonf fs.oed change opening shade rrmer moderate
expo ava demand brisk business on speculative
account 304uOO bush future 2uGOuO bush CASH IN
Finding Ungraded Western Mixed 4jd 40 &c No j. &c;
No including rcels fr next week az 4cc
ana $4,000 bush from store free on board; Yellow
blc. Steamer Vel Ow. 40c White Western Sic; and No. :
WHIT So 80; no 2 July 39Gzel'c' 90 August 40
better; less active; sales $4,000 bush. including
40 al 2sc No. White. - 0$liec; No 2, Sj2c5 No
White 50 2QS6ec. No. !. See No. ! White. Al rQa2c
Mixed Western 83a3Gc. White do. 80 soc; Mixed STATE
acc: Whit. DO including 10000 bush No September
a27sc FEE heavy 40 n, ! SO 90; 80 10 S4CGS-I
20 bdIOO q. Sl7 5O9S2S.
IN sToRr Is NETWORK AND BROOKLYN WAREHOUSES.
INcLuurSG STOCKS HELD N HALLWAY LIGHTERS on
trr ryrry
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CHEESE MARKET.

rr1cl y July ig-Ten thousand 1--WE hundred boxes Of
Cheese were sold OF rom - 10 cents
ending prce VS Thirty hundred boxes were sold on
commission
LITTLE FALLs y. Y. July l9.-Cheese-Market active
ces rance a cents sales $4,000 Factory at go
fuc ip bulk 954c: $50 boxes Farm DAIRY at oA24S<o
t3IiIisr-Twenty -nve pkgs. were sold at goa Z22c.
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financial.

All. who are interested in railroad business
"a ,,,is.g satlsties should get THE TRIBUNE AL
1ASAC for is30 now really. price 20 cents oy nail
TIANTIC AND PACIFIC X. X. stock and
4 IL oopus' EDW, c. FOX Co,
Mail-sf
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRx Monday. July 10. 1850
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange salesroem today
BE RLendrd " Harner.
sstory brick dwelling with lot. No ~ Lexington
ave. 5. 1874 OF 29th ST. lot lJ.yxJO. Band for
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THE MARKETS.
.or, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
vo.,n R,,er. Vessels an Rril"onts
MOSDAY. July 10, 1880.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NnNnAr InlN 10 1850.

AoSTTToTSSo Cotton dull unobanged sales 81 pa t
90 isD,rr5av evening" including 4sO fer export 10 ~
izso sud 20 speculation delivered on coh.Iae
~. receipts the ports today ,9oe2 paes sgss
pat' - lass week and 542 last since Sepemett
sss 40 bales aganst $40 during the same peiio ''
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Corporation Notices.


BOARD OF EDUCAIlON...--seaIl proposals
ID viii by The Boards o. school Trustees Of he
ner q eaad and I'm Egar' @ 6e done On shs
BY tie trustees Of the Fourth Ward, unl $50 ocoek
r. n. on Aonday, jay 20, 1882 Tor painting At Primary
s'AO0' No. - MORRIS FRIEDsAM Chairman.
JOHN b. SHEA secreiarr.
Board I'd Of scSg, vt,t sa aoqra %a Ias
m on said day for repairs aud painting AZ Grammar school
no d. MATTHEW p BREEs Chairman.
WILSON SMALL. Secretary,
BY the Trustees ao 'as II S5Sn ~sr 1 CLOCK
a. H. sad gay, for paint Sc az grammar School Noi
EDWARD MCCUE. Secretary
BY the School trustees ottLs Fifteenth Ward, unn $50
O'Clock p N. on SAID cay for repairs &c" al Grammar
'oNOO'' Nus ~ anu JOSEPH BRITToy. chairman.
G. II. WYNKOOP " D.. secretary,
Board Of seGSo iTesIec;s E y NV WaTa an
said day Tor repairs &c. al Grammar school
No ''' MATTHEW BIRD Chairman
~ JAMES HARRIso :; sserstSary ara
By the school Trustees the Nineteenth War unuls
oc ocl D m on said day repairs &C. Grammar schools
Nus 80 anu 90 EUGESE Il PoMERoY chairman
Besf SB d 5eb9a Tru 9a N if1.sais ware.
ococ p m day FOR repairs Grammar school
No. ahsY!FfHE s 4fAFIEs c sseE.
Board u -eh Of Trustees, Iweniisth ard.
BY the school Trustees q he Twenty arst ard g1a az
mar schools Nos Il - and Primary scnoo No 10.
{of sIERy 9 * bFG5dS g sserss9y
Board OF school Trustees. Twenty.hrst v ard.
By the OF Twoniyecond Ward, until
450 O'Clock NJ on sad day for repairs and painting AZ
''''"'' - JAMES r. CUNNING. Chairman.
Board OF school Trustees. Twenrv second Ward.
Plans and may be sen and Ssn1 for pro
buildings NO ll6 Grani.st., third floor.
party submitting proposal and the rartes proposing
10 become surees must each wre bis name and place OF
Two responsible approved residents o. this
required IN all cases
10 proposal viii DO considered from persons whose char
acter antecedent angs with The Board Of Education
render their responsibility doubtful,
t int et D iS Writing from the
Committee Buildings OF the Board OF Education A..
proposals submitted.
Dated New YORK July IL lssO.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.-SEALE PRO-
ID pos VIII ha received By he Commit tee ON Buildings
OF the Board Of Education hall Of Beard OF Edues
ton corner Grand and Emsts. nnti Tuesday The 2lh
repairs etc be done the following named schools
Grammar schools Nos: H. II, -, So AZ. 81 and 81.
Plans sud specircaons rsy he blanks pro.
posas oce OF the superintendent OF scha
The parry submitting oposal and the parties proposing
sureties much each write bis name and pace
Two approved saretie residents OF THIS
% VII Be ssred from persons chzrsc-
ter and dealings Win ths boara OF E1aseoh rem
ueS ~ ths accepted contractor viii bs permit
ted without rst O6i.ains IN srlnns geasson from the
The COMMITTEES the right reject all VI ne
proposals submitted -; "a ~ wwAaetrryRT,x
JAMES Wynn
BERNARD AMEND.
Committee Buildlnga
Dated New-York. July Ia. 1850
NOTICE.-Proposals for building new
~ wooden pier at the foot Of ga ST. Y WI DO sceyed
J1y 81 al "a o'clock M For nun Information CITY
RECORD for sale a. No CITY Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20

ls1d. ., flsscspts yesterday and to-day lSe
ksS city aud l1S 6Ctn making b. 1877
tess xss sz head last Monday The the past
more thsn head less than last week. ana go mead
ssyers 80 e corresponding week last The large
Sss bead W during The week were T. C. Eastman.
Dacis oAeyert I30 hosd NJ Goldsmith 6G2 head; r. A.
Soa e4e head 1. ". ALorton 6ey head Y. Joseph,
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

CITY
Concord-st a. $50 II from Coiiegesve. 2SKiOcf
IreDe Plat Harriet Grisw0d. 100
and wife % Henry II Fiagier - $500
nas o'Doaneii John Gernan....... 1900
l7tb-st 80 fG Of shave. Il ; ketchum ana vile -
sarsh r. Booth y intsres; .--s... 900
ave, 26xs9 IL David SVEN End wife 10 sane -
sdst a s. 100 n = e Ave-C (2sth wsril i5xlist
i5O.9xl3L6 Epenetus y Ostrand ana " fe "a John u.
same properly sarah and husband 20 Epeactus -
deed dated 1871 SJo0
39th. ~, 100 II OF iltb-sye. 10 i2tbavr 3eyk
Los ERbert Guernsey trustee, etc, 10 James Nc "a ~.
soth.st > 900 "a " Of Ilth-aye. lOorase. Egbert =.
Guernsey. trustee ETC 10 Jerome sadie 5000
co al and wife 70 sophis Knav '..'. eoOoo
wife 70 Lihas 3racs $500
cocS and vie Abraham Steer. ....,------. $500
sane eoIpdeS Ju25 is 800 ...' 25sJ
lO,Sst = Ssg4 II W Of 5h-ave' 2ssx92 3Tirreruiar
George NJ Humphreys and wife ~ John DeVhn -
recOrgod Juy SoD"9
RECORDED LEASES.
BisseI. Geo p 70 8 Mulfocd fixtures printing ma
Halsey. Nara to Ann Daiton. No % shernst 10 80.
Treasurer OF Wesichester County TO John Murphy.
No ~ map Of r shsr Farm In West Farms.
Wync00p. Henrietta u Il annah Lambert : Hous
ton.st Q Of Ave-C houses with lots Is years. ,o.
same ct al to same lot adiooinins above. years
Farrell William II and another 70 catharlne Howard.
No IL MOtGst years from 1915, rent .'..' i'Voo
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Aueticn Sales OF Real gsiGie.

GALE of FINE PROPERTY &C LONG
y BHANCH-WL be sold BY auction under 'reSS,ns.
1889. at o'clock al that property contain ~ anyas
the north side ot Par ave- iaef oNni Ov
A > Bright Wen improved LOO feet On PARK
communication with the beach which Is y h
few hundred yards immediate yicnitF 0t tr f-i
deaces Of Moees Taylor Robert winthrop Lewis bIOen.
General Grant George W Chilis and shers Pull partcu
lars may be had Of CHARLES :. BROWN. esq - 15euy-
New York
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pnINr CLorn MARKEr.
HORSE NARKET.

r,t RIVER Mass. July le.-Ths printing cloth market
& been gule and without any reported previous quo
tatious are yeTy steady.
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Oreln SIeumers.

~---~
A NCHOR LINE U. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No 20. North River. New YORK
Circassia July -, n. Cait0rnaAuS' - q. 10
psvonia July 81 D. N. BOLIVIA aug II. IL a. III
These steamers DO carry cattle, sheep ofpigs
Cabins to Excursion tickets AZ reouceuFayo%
second Cabin $40 Stcerdge So
NETWORK TO LONDON DlltECl,
From Pier Nc 46. North River foot Of Chares-st
Victoria. July -. a. m. AL,AllA Juy - h m
Cabins 500 tickets az reduced ratsS
HENDERSON BROTH ERs. Agents. BoNIhK 1Ieen.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HANRI -.
Pier OF Company ~ N0rh RIVER foot OF Mortons
Travellers by hne av0n O0tn transit ~ neus rai
and dlscomfOrJs OF crossing the Channd III su
-
FRANCE. Trude wednesday July IL p M
CANADA franerui .-.--.. W eduesday July y. 10 a.
M 4 no p SangIer $500. " Ell. Aug. T. p.
CbeE w on credit Lyonnas Paris, amounts 70 suit
Louis De BEBIAN. Agent No. Bowling Green
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TUE RANK FOR SAVINGS.

No 81 Blocker St. INV York. July H. 1851:
The Hoard Of Trustees have this day declared the asua IN
provisions OF the bylaws, Tor the last SIX
months ending 3Uth June, as follows; -,
Az the FIVE PER CENT per annum on az sums OF
Ave dol ar and under ndrcd dollars and OF FOUR
PER CENT amounting TO I'VE HUNDRED 1Yias
and inward. pa able on after tho THIRD MONDAi'
beng the 18th OF this mouth -.
This interest IL carried 70 the credit OF depostos
a. principal On inst, where stands e&scty Is
deposit ,. - 49,. - -.
ii viii be entered the pass books at any time when re-
auired on ana after the 10Th inst - -. .
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5aplnSs Banks.

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK in the City of
NEW YORK. June 49, 1880.
The Board have declared the Forty second
semi annual Dividend DeDOstOrs entitled thereto under the
bylaws az toe OF FIVE 20 PER CEN per annnm on
ms OF $500 and at the rate OF Four
l PER CENT per annUm on larger sums not sAees"ins
As OOJ pav able on alter uly ~, loeU. , -,
nvisuds MI wi;hdrawn will be added to principal. and
draw nte July Deposits made on or before July
10 will draw interest from July !. .-..-.. r-.,.
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Gin prorcrln 90 Fer

OFFICES TO LET in the buildings 3, 3 and
W Beck Inan-st 10 TO 1873 Nassau 81 RI Ian a
WHITING. Bcekmanst
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Dated New York July ia. 1850.
NOTlCE.-Proposals for building a new
~ wooden pier at the foot Of SD T. wl DO received
By Department Of Docks III and 10 Duane a. anl
July % at For fun Information the CIV
Record. for sale a. No. City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20
6orses. CARRIAGES, 6arness. Nf.

Tor sALE.-A Park Top Phaetou. In per
feet orucr also. Apply at winfield stables iio Wa
50thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20

BOARD OF EDUCATION.-Seal proposals
ID viii be received BY Boards OF school Trustees u ko
several Wards Hall the Board " in alton.
NJ Grand for De
school buildings IN the several Wards follows;
By tie trustees the Fourth Ward unEl JjD ocOrk
a. n Op Monday, JGy &c 1850, Tor painting AZ Primary
school No. "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For tie week ending July 10, 1880.

RECEIPTS.
reeves Cows Calves SnesDand LamDS swiDa
1850 80 4.6O9 2s9J5 2O5so
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Diplocna Noi.tes

NOTICE.-The Louisville and Nashville Rail-
Company declared this asy SENT annual dlyidSnd
5 Der the stock OF the company payable
on and after the I'd " AUGUST next Dvldenis OF stock
registered York Will DO paid at the once "a me com
pany ~ 81 WaL-t. 10 The rnn.ler books viii be
closed the list OF ULY to tho 9TH AugDSi 0oth
days Inclusive. ii. VICTOR SE"COMB ffeslaea1
Tulv
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c,rn ~ - "a goes-neceipls 1000 nead ship
ChiCASo, hsd ehinDng Light Bacon hIm, Common
10 GOOD Packing weak AZ - @Vds4 oo' NH''' w
~ "a S5. Iignf. II 3O6Ss 90 ,,.. zoo -.
~ Ti TIscs,pls $3.50 head shipments LOCO heal
a. 40 aa 80 Good Choice - 90 gs4 90 30
g. chiefly at % sos Grass Texans urn ana Ac"'e O""
~ 500 head Market active ana strongeI
cn'ap ~ euIn 50 35ds4 Good 10 Choce a 9VDsa ~;
OH nr,s Inlv HoGs-Active but lower orheis az
Rsltimores 81 951yf 40 lacking p 90 % shomsnis
$1,000 a ahnSa 90 receipts, bIOO neal snPno"S'
800 head. .o, 1e,n,nd Frport Steers. 81 90
"a III 90 !" ypr'me TOO 20 800 D Sass o. iSht
,nn M AZ a os3 Cows aud HolIrrs D 20 -
too 10 nv 40 os6s3 30; Wintsred Texans. - on
a Hn rseeinis 2vOe head shipments, oJo near -oo
sHgEf-Stsady ard unchanPeu n S'~"''
bead; shipments. none ,,..,. % d.x I 400 head
H. xsSx thus far a7lO mead for same tne
so t % 40 head; gned through ls1 cars az.
ami priccs higher OF sale sOck ukh
~ a;eod 10 Choee steers "a $3.50 DO TeT pn ses.
fsI ~ - su Fat Heifers s40s4 SO AIee bnichef %
sss 90 nsIhns to-day ssoo head total tor
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BOARD Of I School h Trnsises' sixteenth IA

=
BOARD school Trustees sixteenth Ward.
Ry the school Trustees the Nineternth War;. UNTIL
O 0ck o N on said day. repairs &C. schools
Nos IS and % and furniture for Primary school No 81.
EUGENE n POMEBON Chairman
CHARLES /. HOLT.
school Trustees, Nineteenth Ward
Pv the school Trustees the twentieth Ward until
cock D. day repairs Gram school
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Bird. Chalrman

Py the School Trustees O the sixteenth Ward Until $40
O'Clock said day Tor repairs &C. al Grammar Sehoos
No. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20

MATTHEW p BREEN. Chairman.
WILSON SMALL Secretary
Board OF school Trustees, seventh Ward.
Thirteenth ard, uutil lijO O'Clock
m on aid cav for painting &C. at Grammar School Nof.
GEORGE W. RELY IA, Chairman.
A Eegr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20

D =
Board 81 -chool rras ees Fourth Ward
Rv the Trustees OF the seventh Wg1 until $50 o'clock
M on said day repairs aud painting Grammar school
No 81. 49, =, ,,.,,-,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31
FANCY GOODS.
w A. STEVENS,
sos BROAD STREET,
is RECEIVING
AN IMMENSE LOT or NEW GOODS.
coming in on every steamer.

pARAsoLS-The largest line OF chcap PARA
soils ever offered-s Job lot AT 50 aId &C.,;
these are large size, and are great harsaia''
don't fail to look al them. SERGE PARA,'L>
at 90, 10, csc, and 81. SILK at all pr.ce''
FANS a; all prices from &c. up; LONG-iANi-b
JAPANESE FANS at Sc; LARGE PALM
LEAF and JAPANESE FANS cheap.
UMBRELLAS from Csc. up; GENUINE TWILL
ED.slLK UMBRELLAS at $3.50 aud 81
cheapest in town.
sATCHELs aud vALIsES At all prices from b
up.
BASKETS OF all kinds; splendid LUNCH bN''
KETs for travellers; STAND WORh-bNH
KErS at 81 and az.
Have jnst received the largest aud hne', h' ''
LAVA STATUARY We have cysr ~ .'i
BEAUTIFUL FIGURES At - aud - pr .''
LAVA BUsrs and FIGURES al all price !i."
Soc 40 to sl5.
MAJoLICA WARE, INDIVIDUAL Btil'"'
DISHES. DEsSERT-PLATEs, PITCHES
CUsPADoRBs, sc.
VASES at all prices from Use. pair ~ LA"'-
sILyER-GLAss VASES at so. 7jc., and -
COMBS, BRUSHES, BACK.CoMB>. TOOTH 80
NAiL.BRUSHEs, Of all kinds.
An entire kew line OF sILVERW Archie m''. s.'-
CANT we have offered.
Fifty different patterns NEw-sTNLE MIN"
CUFF-BUTToNs. Including handsome W.
TIAL BUTTONS. entirely new, only 2oc'-''N
nobbiesr thing out. Don't fail to look Al 'A'N
at W. A. STEVENS,
my 26 sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31

We have alluded in another article 10 th'
unreliability OF some OF the delegates from
the Gulf States. The Atlanta COnStitutio,
illustrates our remark by calling the name
OF one OF tbem-as follows:
at is to be feared that the Georgia dele
cation to Chicago is not settled in its poll
ties. Jake Pedger, for instance. Pledgei
was elected as a Blaine delegate, but now be
hints that be will vote for Sherman. The
probability is that he will lead the delegation
in voting for Grant when it comes to the
pinch. for he is too shrewd not to see the
drift Of things"
There's BLAINE's weak point. He doesn't
know how many southern votes GRANT can
buy or buldoze.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31

The Charlottesville Chronicle makes fine
showing for Mr.. BAYARD. We are glad that
he is strong in the South. II the northern
delegates at Cincinnati say that he can be
elected, he will be hard to defeat. Espe.
cially will this be the case if the New York
delegates will consent to take him for the
nominee. So far as any other man than Mr..
TJLDEN is concerned, we should be willing
to defer to the judgment of New York. She
will elect the next President. Ii she says,
" Take FIELD" we would be strongly In
clined to follow her advice. But she won't
saw this.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31

In 1879 there was no capitaiion tax re.
Quired to be pnld as prerequisite 70 voting.
Consequently there were moro votes cast In
Richmond then than there were last week.
The election Of last Thursday was perfect
" fair. There was not only no attempt,
but nc Wish, to count out RexdIuster can
tiidatcs. II the counting Is all that decides
an election In this city why should the Con-
servatives have spent any money, or done
any other c& those many wcndertui Things
which the W'Aig charges upon thems
BY the way, that paper claims the e'cc.
tIon OF the Rtxdluster ticket In jackson
Ward. Jsckson Ward is negro ward, and
has large ussaority d negro voters In IT.
Il also has large majority Of Republican
voters. 1t used to give from 900 to l,oo'
majority for the Republicans. Last Thurs
day the Conservative ticket was defeated by
very small maioriiy-less than 20, We
think. Why should our contemporary try
| to, deceive It's readers In reference to Jack
son wardY Does 1t really think that the
Read ustcrs, rather than the Republicans,
can carry that ward next fali9 Certainly
we DO not.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31
STAIJNTON.

| THE CITY ELECTION-THE MAYOR AND NEARLY
ALL THE OLD OFFICERS RE.ELECTED-Ex
| CITING OCCASION-GOOD LAND SALES
| LARGE COLLECTIONS OF REyENUE--RE
| vIyING TINES.
| Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
| May %, 1880.
In addition to the reelection OF Mayor
William l.. Ralthis, as telegraphed you last
night, give you to-day the further result
of the city election, there being so many
tickets and so much scratching that the
count was not completed until O'Clock thi;
morning.
| Edward Echols, Esq, eldest son OF Gene.
raj John Echols, was elected Common.
| wealth's attorney by majority OF IS over
| bis next highest competitor. The only can.
didate running upon strict party issues was
| Mr.. j. b. Amiss, who ran as a Readiuster,
and received seven votes.
The following are elected to the City
Council:
First Ward-J. A. Cochran, r. W. Burke,
John w. Todd, James L. Byers, j, ID.
| Crowle, aud G. G. Gooch.
Second Ward-George NJ. Cochran, Jr.,
j. w. Abby, P. Ii. Trout. A. II. FuItz, j.
G. Marquis, and George w. May.
Justices-First Ward: g. ID. Pearman,
w. b. Kayser, and G. l.. Cooke. Second
Ward: A. G. Kinney, j. L. Undertake,
and !. II. Waters.
City Sergeant: w. D. Runnels.
Constable: G. A. Hutchinson.
Commissioner Of Revenue: George III.
Hudson.
There are only three new members In the
Council-Messrs. Trout, Marquis, and May.
Mr.. jobs w. Todd, who is reelected, is a
brother Of Alderman G. L. Todd, OF your
city, and Justice G. D. Pearman, reGlect ed,
is an old citizen OF Richmond. There was
a great dexl Of excitement during the day,
bat no serious disturbassoe. After the may.
orally vote was announced a large crowd
proceeded with loud huxxas to the residence
.of CAPTAIN Bsdthis. and, though that gentle
nan had retired, they would have him out.
Re made a shest speech OF thanks and con-
calculations. Meade +. White, Esq, was
alSs called upon. and responded in q stirring
little speech. A bonfire was kindled, CO.
Iorcd lights were Surned. aud there was a
genoal jubilation Antil far iste the MORN
ing.
Monday (eourt-days the deputy zxeasurers
for the county did good work collecting
taxes. ON that day e10,035 was collected
ty the six deputies frem the several dis.
tricis OF the county, and from gentlemen
from the country principally, who happen
ed TO be In fhe city on the occasion.
On the sane day some very good land.
sales were made ut auction, among which
were the Tate fssm OF $50 acres, TO Francis
Bell, OF Pulaski, at s32 20 per acre; the
Ruebush tract, In parcels, at $4,000, S35,
and $50 25; and the Rose Hill farm. to r.
w. Burke, at S2S.25. These are all indica.
lions that times are reyiying and business
generally looking up. PENN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31

owe wish no controversy on this subject
with our neighbour" says the Common
,oeeith, abiding to our statement that the
F~LD men set forth the Judges claims as
II he were the discoverer, or inventor, or
originator OF the principles OF the Demo
cratic party. Nor do we wish any. We
consider 1t possible that Judge FIELD may
be nominated at Cincinnati. AS we have
said about Mr.. BAYABD, so we can say OF
him, that If the northern Democrats are not
afraid OF his nomination the southern need
not be. We have 10 idea that they will be
willing TO nominate him yet 1t may be that
we are mistaken. At any rate, we do not
find our regard for him increased by dis.
cussiug his dement's. So unless we find 1t
cxpedient to do otherwise we may eschew
all controversy as to the dement's OF The
several asprants. We reserve the right to
present their merits.