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tributilg printed Invitations to the night
SERVICE. So many friends has Mr.. Moody
and the cause even among unbelievers that
they are rarely inolested or offered any, in
dignity. A free dispcnsary is operated III
conjunction with the church, where any one
may receive medical or surgical treatment;
but when cured bodily, they are sure to he
asked, But, frfend, how about your so1ll?"
and, if possible, they are directed to the Great
4 great many pleasant devices are resortedl
to in order to get the children to come and
get in the habit Of attending. In very many
cases the cllildreil's parents oppose their
coming, Papers and small pictures are given
every child every Sunday. 4 month ago Mr..
Moody had presented every child with i SUN
day album, in which they paste the religious
pictures and texts which they get. When
Ar. Moody was here and addressed tile
lie took off his watch and chuir, and band
ing them to the Superintendent, said they
were for the boy or girl who brought in the
most new scholars during the next month.
sFe Int Ssv is s5s2 51 by9Ty s Moo t. eSa ordsl ts p5S
bouquets were given out, every little, child
leaving as happy as a bird, clutch;
ing its fragrant and beautiful offering
of remembrance. This will lndlcate
distance. Every year he is elected Superin..
tendent, lust as f he really attended, and
every week he is forwarded detailed reports
of what transpires. On his last vislthere the
i5st place he went to W. the nf Erayeyrd
lie buried, with rosevines twining over their
ieadstones. One day lie had read a meclan-
ica1 funeral service over q girl VINO was
drowned while gathering sticks and who was
e bs balsd naper Wm 5ne hS way yoniy nGme
very little girl, said: Papa, it we were very
poor and lad no fire, and I went out to
gather sticks and was brought home
, 1880-07-11
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
EPISCOPAL =.
Jhly 11-seventh Sunday after Tffni1y.

JhIy 11seventh Sunday after Trinity"
July 16-Fast-
CiTHoLYC.
July 11-Eighth Sunday after Pentecoet.
JuIy Est john Gualbert, Abb; So MAJOR ano
1nlv 13-st. Anacletus, P. ~. =.
Juiy l4-St DonaYenture, B. G. D. -: =
July 15-St- Henry. Emp. G.
JulY I8-B. V. u. OF Mt Carmel
July list. Aexius, c.
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Erara, yYasssiuItOn.

tsnne,sl correspondence Of the Alexandria Gsxetcl
WASHINGTON, u. c.. March 12.-Ex GOV
eruor Smith, OF Virginia, was AZ tue OaPi-
tol to-day, lust from Richmond. when
a. Red what he tbosgIt al the probable sue
cess OF an unpledgcd electoral ticket IN DIS
State in the next presidential election, as
proposed BY the H. adiusters, he replied mat
the Consel vativcs. in his opinion, were pur-
snine the proper course, ana that' Deihg
c,uyinced as they are OF the propr'e'y ana
sinyle.mindedues OF that course, they
sbould pursue it boldly and perslstent'y'
Correct principles, said he, must, 10 the end'
tuTn out for the best. Those oil the Conser'
vatiye psriy in Virginia are correct; II sue
cessful they will save Virginia, and II Nir.
eInia will not, by the exercise OF the might
of her citizens. make them successful, she IS
not worth saving. Senator Withers, when
consulted on the recent action OF the EXecu-
tive Committee OF the Virginia Conserva-
tiyes. said that its call was as broad as 1t could
possibly have been made. and included a'l
who were opposed TO Radicalism and III Ia
yor of restoring the Government to hands
lin which all portions OF the laad-Soufh as
well as North would have equal rights,
and that W bile some OF the leaders OF the Re-
aGiusters might 20 of upon the unpledged-
electoral ticket vsgary, hc did not believe
that any large number Of those who voted
with them last November en- State ques-
ton would follow them; Of bis own indi-
yidual knowledge he knew prominent Re-
adjusters in the Valley and in Southwest
Virginia who. SO far as national politics are
concerned, are as true Democrats as can be
found anywhere.
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e5s- GRAND OPENING
spsrNG GOODS.
COHEN BROTHERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD
WILL DISPLAY on MONDAY
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK IN ALL TiEii'
DEPARTMENTS.
'- 49, GRAND OPENING

NEW DRESS FABRICS, in Preach, Eoxlisn, and
American manufacture;
large disp,sy OF SILKS ard SATlSs., in all their
various new designs;
A superb collection in GRENADINES OF Lionese
and Milan msnufac urc;
Attractive exhibition OF the Choicest designs In
wORsTED and SILK DRESS NOVELTIES;
Also, the most attractive stock o. MOURNING
FABRICS ever offered in this city, Including al
the various BUNTISGs OF foreign and domes-
tic designs, CAMEL's-HAIR GAUZE, SILK
WARP, HESRlETTA CLOTHS, CRETE DE
ETE, NOME CP.APE. ANGOLA CLOTH and
TAMIsE.
They will also open their own direct impo rtaton OF
new spsfns shades in the celebrated LEROY
SEAMLESS" KID GLOVES, which theJ sell al
the following low prices Two button, $40
three.b button. 1853; six-button, SO rs.
Also, other recommendable KID GLOVES from
85c. up;
Full lines Of the "LUCiA" IMPRESSED KIDS,
In three four, and six buttons:
New des,<ns in LADIES' SILK MITrS;
Also. full line OF NEW THREAD GLOVES.
In LADIES' and CHlLDREN's HOSE We offer the
most superb styles In cotton, thread, and silk.
NH IL
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READ THIS.
Roc's "RHEUMATrc CURE.n

was attacked with acute rheumatism In my
arms, hip, and back In the winter Of 7S, suffering
the most excruciatlng pains FOR twelve months
without any permanent relief from skilled pracii-
TONERS or the many Infalible advertised REMEDIES,
until was induced to try DIR. G. G. ROC'S "RHEU-
MATIC CUREr After using three bottles ! was
entirely cured and have had return OF 1t since.
For Indigestion AMI a torpid "Llycr" II has no
equal The gentlemen whose names are attached
will testify-to the above.
JOHN w. BLAND.
PETERsBCRG, VA, January. 1880.
We are personally acquainted with Mr. John w
Blanc, and cEeerfuly endorse his statement His
suffering and restoration to health Is true.
G reen & Burton, AG. Ryland
J. A. Warwick & Fro, William II. Harrison,
John Arlington Sons, Com'r of Revenue
LEROY Roper Sons william y. Cameron,
J. G. McCandlish. Mayor Petersburg, Va
s. y. Jones & Brother,
Trade supplied by
NH l5-1m PURCELL, LADD co.
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H- GOODS FOR THE SEASON.

/
SACKINGS for spring wcar-an elegant assort.
| ment;
BLACK CASHNERES In all qualities also, n large
| assortment of MOHAIRS and ALPACAs;
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS, BLACK and COL
ORED sATINS. PEKINs, and BEOCADEs;
MADRAS GIN6HAMS, LAWNS, PERCAL ES'
and CAMBRICs;
Genuine ENGLISH CHEvIOTS, PERCALEs;
CAMBRICS, and CALICoES for shifting
CURTAIN MUSLIN at Toe. yard worth zoe
TOWELLING at sc. yard worth &c.;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at $50 per dozen worth
$3.50;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGs-t the
largest, cheapest, aud best-assorted stock ever
offered
ToRCHON, LANGUADOCK. SMYRNA, sAXO-
NY, AMERICAN. CASHMERE, BREToNNE,
and other fashionable Iaces;
SHETLAND sHAwLs in all coors ami qualities .
CRETONS for furniture covering in great variety !;
FICHUES, LACE and SILK sCARFs, LACE and
LINEN COLLARS;
CORsETs in great varety-all sizes, in white and
colored;
PARAS0LS and UMBRELLAS direct from the
manufacturers. We are Offering extraC rdinary
bargains In this line.
MARSEILI.ES QUILTS at sl.75 worth $3.50;
FOSTER KID GLOVES are the best manufac-
tured-they have the best fastenings ever made
aud III as glove should.
Large additions are being made daily TO our stock
LEVY BROTHERS,
10l7 and 1919 Main street,
NH L Richmond. Va.
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ANOTHER STEAMER ARRIVED
s=s A WITH AN EsrrwE cAros OF
~rw Avn sEAsOSABbE .,fRlNG GOODS.
.owr on WHICH ARE SLIGHTLY DAMAGED ny
TnIsu WATER
F01
syCLE BROTHERS.
syoLE BROTHERS..

goo varas Of REAr. FRENCH PERCAhE Ct
'oy g9us reaI vale Csc. $500 yards OF IRISH
iixEN AZ ssr'. real value 65e.; 5000 yards
LNE Lawn a LIS; ES1sa as az se s' s yirfs
GIL WOOL D., 400 1000 yards CoTrCNXDE at
. s w s,,sh;iy wei. worth 25c; 1000 yards
cGT0sAE a. 2cs re- at &c. slIrs,y s Se;
5000 ysrd' UaI Goo yards C0TfoNAD,E" at at
o NJ re. worth zoe. 5000 yards WIGIN,
dsmsred by water. at DC. per ysuu; ~ pieces or
LNES sEE I,Gsss a. H LIN. s2ETISG a;
s ssc. slightly dnmared. worth si25; 500 GRO.
oJfET BED-sPREADs at sI;29 c real value
$3.50: 800 MARs " dozsu eLLADiis HEM I'm,
20 DOZEN GENTLEMENS ALL ~. LINEN MEN
a nAANNTplh'fMrH,s kIL:LINFN HANDKER-
Tu,FFs. much finer, only l6Hc. pair: 1000
yards BLEACHED C0uTyM az r W, sais srnry
NV oy a. ner yard-,he largest stock OF CACHE
MJPF ever shown IN the city; 500 pieces NEW
sPiii<G DRY GOODS--the latest mover OF the
f nn s99yT pg f cAMBRIC at much less
than ibe regular price: 800 new patterns OF
WAMBUGGs ranging from &c; 10 - zoo new
RRfTON LhCEs; 1000 peirs Of LADIES'
BhLBRIGGAN HOSE at % and 40c. worth 40
aud SOC loo pa,rs q MsI HosE ana ., ol 7c
5000 yards Of LINEN DRILL; slightly &c, dam I'm,
sgrd, At l6s,c.; 500 pieces OF EVERLASTING
sCARFs from 25c. 10 sl.50-latest novelty :
MATING, OIL-CI.OTH. and CARPETr very
cheap; NOTTINGHAM LACE cMRTAINS
from I2kc 10 az 50D dozen TOWFLs-,he
cheapest ever offered IN Richmond; 1000 COR
SETS ranging from Csc. 10 81: VIII open on
MONDAY two cases Of DREss-Li EN ranging
from I2y TO Csc. per yard a iull line of SILK
PRINCES from soc. 10 81; LaUndried and
Unla,ndriel SHIRTS Mt old prices; i NRASOl.s
and UMB ELLAs-the latest novelties 1000
NAPKINS. slightly DAMAGED. at exc 200
pieces NEW MADRAS GINGHAMS; BLACK
and COLORED BUNTING-a large assortment
BLACK ard COIORED SILKS and SATINS
and PEKINS-ihe cheapest offered I'm Rich
moud; 800 NEW SHETLAND SHAWLS:
CHECK and STRIPED ana LACE MUSLIN In
large variety.
Call and see the bargalns-no trouble to show goods
{ Style BROI HERS.
NH l5-eod
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4ithmona nlspatrh


we ere told that because the machinery
al de Conservative patty Is In the hands
q t6e Debt.Payers the Resdiusters though
constitutipg majority Of the Conservative
voters cannot safely take part 10 the county
meetings which may be held TO send dele.
ratcs TO the Conservative Convention OF
the 10Th OF MAY. There 's no machinery IN
the hands oftbe Deb,-rayers which can pe
used TO s,ifle the voice Of a majority OF tue
men present Ia a county meeting. lnoeeo,
we don't know what sort OF machinery
a alluded to wnless the c!siimen OF the
county committees may be described oy
that word. These have no power WHAT
eve, as VIC understand 1t. The chairman
NAV call a meeting Of The CONSERVATIVES
and ufay call that meeting 10 orooi
when u assemblies; bot here DIS power
ends. II instead Of waiting for some gen
tlemssa present in the meeting TO no'"'n".o
n presiding officer IS be pos' cef's'ny
oupbt 10 dc, he should do so hi'hse'i' "is
nomination could at once be votee uo"u,
AMI chairman might then be nomiaa'eu
who would be acceptable TO mslonty OF
che voters composing the meeting ~ Is
evident. then, that If, as they claim, the Re-
adiusters constitute majority CT the Con-
xervatiye voters in majority oil the coun-
ITO. they can without difficulty send to The
Convention majority OF the delegates tDat
will make up that body and etc ct the dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention
The duty OF toe chairman OF the county
committee so far us public nae etings are con-
cerned txterds no farther Than to see tbat
the meeting Is regular. Bit this duty Is
one which every good Conservative ought
70 fee, called upon to pelfor IN himself in the
absence OF any official 'csarged with it. ii
mon who are not Conservatives at all ttbat
Is. neither bebt Paying Conservatives nor
R4djusting Consefvatives,) and VINO were
never known as such, and have no IN
xeption. TO support the nominee OF The
Qincinnst; Convention, should attempt 10
take part IN meeting called to SEND
delegates TO the Richmond Convention,
lit would be the duty OF every true man
I'm the meeting, whether Readiuster or
Debt-Payer, TO see that such men were not
permitted under false prctences 10 work
for the success Of the Republican party.
We take IT for granted that the Conserva-
tive Reaciasters do not wish to eounte-
nance any such underhanG movements,
and, therefore, that they have no valid rea-
son for not accepting the understandable
invitation so cordially extended to them by
the State Central Committee OF the Conser-
Native marty
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-Arrearages to be Paid Only in Money
The adoption OF rule to receive no cou'
pons fol arrearages OF taxes will be apt to
hurry up t&e tax collectors. The following
tells that such rule is IN force:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
OFFICE, AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
RICHMOND, March II. 1880. }
TO all Gounty and Ctu 1reasurcrS. and
other Collectors OF Public ReUenue:
deem it my duty TO you, rs well as
to the Commonwealth, to notify you.
which hereby do, that no coupons" OF
any description, will be received at this
Office In payment Of any debt, or in dis
charge OF any obligation incurred by any Of
'ficer OF the government by his falling to pay
into The State Treasury any moneys wbicn
had been collected, or which should have
been collected by him, at the times fixed by
law for making such payments. such ar
,rearaacs can be paid in currency only.
VERY respectfully,
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FANCY GOODS.
SOS BROAD STREET.

wv
A few handsome patterns of GENTLEMEN's
STOCK-PLATE VEST-CHAINS from IS &c
rs, warranted for fifteen years. The price 1.
about three fourths that usually charged for Tho
same quality goods.
New patterns In LADIES' NECK CHAINS at 81
New patterns ENAMELLED and SEPARABLE
SLEEYE-BUTTONS, warranted Tor FIVE years
atsI;
New settings In solid ten ard tweye-karat GOLD
and cbildren's sold ENGRAVED and ENAM.
ELLED RINGS at 81;
The larg Isl assortment OF GENTLEMEN'S SCARF
PINS ever shown In town, including all The new
English sporting patterns a few French designs,
besides the pear-shaped real onyx--(these goods
are In good plate or dne gilt and are warranted
for three years, aud vary in price from zoe. to
$2.50).
In FRAMES show a finer assortment than evec
before. BLACK WALNUT with French wal
INT and eilt liniag at Soc; BLACK WALNUT
with engraved and gilt lining at 60c and 81 f:
beautiful ENAMELLED aud ENGRAVED
FRAMES. former price sl.25, but now selling
at 81. In cabinet size have eIeg&n. GOLD
LEAF and VELVET FRAMES at S3.37,s375.
and 1925; beautiful ENGRAVED, ENAM-
ELLED GOLD INLAID and VELVET
FRAME al 1925; more of those handsome
VELVET FRAMES with engrayed rustic
enamel ousice at Ell; sILK-VELvET with
doors aud nickel trimmings at 81. and card size
at 96c.; new designs and patterns at SOC. csc.
and 75c.; card size as low as l3c.. zoe, and csc.
Thirteen new patterns in POCKET. BOOKS ana
PORTE'MONNAlEs. Those Two patterns at
65c and 81 beat anything we have ever shown.
New UMBRELLAS In cambria, Scotch bingham.
and alpaca from 75c. TO 1925. have a line OF
Scotch goods on natural stick at &l. 20. Al AZ.
andsl.oo. ano on bamboo stick with paragon
frame AT $3.50, sl.75, and " three sizcsI. that
are "gas-dyed," which wa: rant. If after the
hardest rain they show color on white csmbr,c
handkerchief will refund the money paid.
A fali line OF LADIES' sATCHEL.s and q FNrI y.
MEMS VALtsEs at very low prices.
one ease OF GENTLEMEN'S SOFT HATS M Al
worth 1925. New de igns In CARDS and En-
VELOPEs at zoe, Csc, ana soc.
W. STEVENS. sos Broad street
LOOK al those handsome CARPET-sEAT FOLD.
ING ROCKERS 1925. mill
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RTFROM THE RECENT NEW YORK
FIRE.
COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OFFER ON MONDAY
damaged by water only
damaged by water only

4,5CO yards of DRESS LINEN at 1sc. the value
OF which is 25c.
$500 wards OF LINEN DRILL at 2jc. the value o
which Is BIC:
6.10O yards of WHITE LINEN LAWN at 1oc
the value of watch j. 35c.;
1900 yards OF LONDsD ALE CAMBRIA al 10c
the value of which Is l2Ec.:
$500 yards OF FRENCH CAMBRIA at 15c. thu
value of which Is 2Jc.:
1900 yards of DAVOL BLEACHED MUSLIN al
&c. Uhis LOT is slightly mlldewed) the value OF
which /, lie:
225CROCHET BED-SPREAD S at 81 Il 0 the valu,
of which Is sl.75
8 bales OF UNBLEACHED MUSLIN at Sc. the
value Of which l. 10c.
1900 yards OF CANTON FLANNEL at Ice. the
value OF which Is l63sc.:
81 90 yards OF RICE CAMBRIC at 6Sc. the value
Of which Is &C.;
10 pieces Of LINEN SHEETING at Csc. the value
of which is S5c;
so dozen LADIES' uEMSTTTCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at &c. the value of which is 25c.
100 LINEN LAP-ROBES at 92e. the value Of which
$3.50;
besides many other goods.
ALSO, IN GOOD ORDER,
20 pieces Of CHENILLE and SILK PRINCES
3k.inch at 40c. yard;
75-BONE I'll EGANT-FITrIN CORSET at SOC. A;
A very extensive stock OF HAMBURG EN-
BROIDERY, in the ne vest and most attractive
paisrns;
NEW TORCHON and LANGUEDOC LACES;
All the latest novelll-. IN DRESS-BUTTONS;
Al-o. large stock Of LACE CURTAINS, in imita-
tion and real lace
CURTAIN-MUSLiN from 12H to 35c. a ward,
among tham many new patterns. NH l3
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From these decisions it follows that am
negro or United States official can remov.
his case frOmSaDy State court on his simp
Affidavit, and that a State Judge can b,
dragged fiom stbe bench and imprisoned
for dischargiug bis duty in accordance with
the laws OF bis6tate.- Fredericksburg Star
Oh, no, brother MERCHANT. The decis
lions ave bad >eHsugh as they are. Let Il,
mot make them'wcrse than they are, or We
sshall scare our .nes judges to death, or give
them an excuse to carry out the coalition
programme. AS tes.he "simple affidavit"
abe Court said
'".By The express requirement OF the
statute bis petition sNst set forth the facts
upoa which he bases his claim to Gave his
case removed. and notanereIy his ,beiief that
he e,lanot enforce his hts at subsequent
stage Of the proceedings"
So % &imple affidavit went DO.
And as to dragging judge froa the
bench, tke Cour notices that charge. and
denies 1t 6mphatieally. "k Is idle, there
FORE" says the Court, ''to say that the aei Of
Congress il uncoDstitutionaI because it In.
fic's penalties upon State judges for their
judicial action. II does no such thing"
The star will ask, For what, then, Is the
Judge pusishedS The Court answers, For
performing a ministerial duty Ia violation OF
the law. To make 1t plain we Will Illus
frate: The Court says that il Virginia will
cause her juries to be drawn by some other
officer, Tor BY private individual, as Colo
faei CoALTER CABELL selects Jurors for the
Emitted States courts.) then the county
judges could not be touched by United
Sixties court. In other words. that Judge
CQLEs was not indicted for an act per-
formed BY him as a judge-not for a judi
cial Get, but for ministerial act.
Nevertheless, as the Supreme Court itself |
also says that II Was not a violstion Of the |
law Of the United States, nor Of the law Of
Virginia nor OF the fourteenth amendment, |
for the fudge In Patrick county to refuse to |
hsse negroes put upon jury empanelIed TO
Try negro. 1t follows that Judge Coles has
G. 'm~itied no offence. In other words, the
inc 'ietGent IN his case will prove to be false.
The supreme Court refused 10 discharge !
him | eekuse It assumed that the indictment
was tr. 1e.
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fu'l line Of BLACK and C1LORED SILKS and
sATINS at old prices;
Latest STYLES of DRESS GOODS, in Plain and 81 o.
cades;
ALL-WOOL BUNTlNGS at last years prices;
BLACK CASHMERE one and quarter yards
wide, at soc the greatest bargain ever offered
In Cashmere:
TAMlSE and HENRIETTA CLOTHS;
AUSTRALIAN CREPE;
CONSTANLD'S BEST ENGLISH CREPE, in
Remnants. at One.hslf value:
FIGURED and STRIPED FLANNELS, beautiful
colors, for Sacques. &C.:
CASSIMERES-a splendid assortment for boys
wear:
TABLE-LINENs, NAPKINS, TOWELS, GRE
TONNES, aud sHEETlNGS, in the best quail
ties, very cheap;
CHECKED MUSLINS, WHITE and COLORED
PIQUES, VICTORIA LAWNS, and PER-
GALES 10 please any one;
MADRAS GINGHAMS-newe5i patterns-a at 2hc.;
SHETLAND sHAWLS all colors-sl up
A large variety Of PARASOLs. CORSETS, no
sIERY, GLOVES, LACEs. HAMBORGs. RIB
BONS, PRINCES. FICHUES, SILK, LACE, and
MUSLIN TTES, LINEN and SILK HAND
KERCHIEFS, RUCHINGS, &C., as cheap as
the cheapest;
Special bargains In UNDERWEAR and UN-
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets.
Agents for the DOMESTIC PAPER PAT
TERNS-StRING FASHIONS just received.
NH I3-SMSW
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MARCH IS, 1880

Editors dispatch. II is matter OF sur ar,
nriss that YOUR paper invariably stotes ,ns'
,he prc were thirteen "negroes" In the Gen'
e,sl Assembly, when the fact is there we,
G.. l.. Davis and u. NJ
Sortop. Of the Senate, and X. Nortoa, X.
a +, paige, Ross Hamilton, L:ttle'on
Owens. Johnson Collins. N. Lewis, 3. pun
Gee. n. ID. Smith, Archer Scott, William
Evans. Il. ID. Bland, and George n. Coie'
~ tho House. You're. ACCURACY"
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The New York Herd mlsstases the.
number Of delegates. composing Demo-
cratic National Convention. The number
II 73s-iwiee che number OF electors, inc
Territories and the District OF Columbia
are represented In Republican bu, not ;"
/ Democratic Nationa! Conventions.
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John IL. MASSEY,
Auditor OF Public Accounts

This circular seems to carry the inpltca'
tlon that unless taxes are paid when due,
whether educ by the collector or the lax
payer, the coupons are no longer legal
tender for them. In other words, that the
Legislature could provide by law that the
penalty OF not paying taxes within a month
after tbeyawere assessed might be refusal
to receive coupons in payment Of them.
Mr.. MASSEY has already made such law
without the aid Of either the Governor or
the Legislature. IL is shrewd device. We
will think ont. AS at present advised we
doubt whether it will hold good in the
Court OF Appeals.
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The on snlon 81 the Yirginians here who
have the most Interest In the welfare VI thai
State ,s uuA 'pimousiy against any call for
"a extra se,sle IN OF sueb Legislature a. has
just adjourned. = WGsht,agton leifer-Aiex-
andrtG G0sctte.
We don't think here l. Huch reason to
fear that that Legislature wiz ever be con.
yened aentn.
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TSUESION.
PosTros E'AhNr' @E
LAYING CORNER. ST0SE AT CHESTER.
ST. JOHNS EPI. E0PAL CHURCH.
MONDAY. MAI Scu Is, 1850.
&tts

For the accommodation Of ne ladies and cent L.
men who desire o. attend these cereoonies Nm
EXCURSION 1-VAik
Will be run TO Chester. ieavina Rfchnond at 1890
Y. ~ and return Ia the evening
.JuPrA LODGE No. 40, Of till, eity. VIII parti-
cip.is IN The ceremonies, escorted ~ RICHMOND
CoMMANuEkY. No.2, Il.
kEssN!CH'S FULL BAND fbOftt string an
Drassl VIII furnish music for The cererb oaiss.
Arrsnsstneuts have been made for ladie AID gen
70 60 on the 4:s0 frar arriving In annie TIM for
the soctable nj the hotel.
Tickets 70 return ON trains other than The cxcu..
pass III an0 8 O'Clock r. NJ ''"s
Fare round trip. Soc. NH Id "A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-15

CORNELIUS HARRIS thinks we have "pcar'
ye,tedv the Judgment OF the supreme
Court OF the United states. Possibly put
CORNELIUS, you mustn't lay our sins sron !,
that man who once had the "overslght" OF
nj. colorr1 brethren.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-15
EtATHs

Died, suddenly Saturday. March Is. 1850, at
half past IL O'Clock A. NJ. HENRY. the youngest
chid of W. j. aud Il. j. Lacy; aged eighteen
mon ls ana three days.
In the midst Of fife In DEATH"
Funeral from ih- Claws rect B1oiist church
SUNDAY. 14ih Instant, ~ 8 O'Clock L. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-15
MARRIAGES.

Married, at the residence of The brides father Ia
Chesterfield county. Va, on THURSDAY. March il,
1850, by Rev Dir. Williams. WILLIAM ". HARD
GROVE. Of Montreal, Canada, tormcrIy OF Rch-
mond, VAL 10 BESSIE =, daughter OF q. r..
Graves.
Bristol (Tenn.l Lynchhurg, Petersburg, New
York, and Montreal paners please copy.