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european Advertisements.

JpONRD can bc had in private family !;
ID healthy and good location also. ~ desired lessons IN
t,ua rruau Ia!n and Greek, ia Frankfort on u e halu
t,.rIuauy Kry Br HItDKft H. Schorne AusSicit 10
/,ATRO E0vnt. The HOTEL du NIL is a
nr.t ass house with moderate puccs n IS very igiy
recommended for good cuisine AMI general accomm"dalon
aud fr taut yr- much ana wof fequcutcd 10y American
travellers: comfort tho IN good houss IN Europe
mi south. beautiful caricn. I'D fRItbMANN, Fropr
TAMAR INDIEN.
U'nivrrsaiIy prescribed by thc Faculty hNav.. r9
frsur and indicated Fruit fozcrgo; fo the lmnciito re
rf and tual constipation headache bie henlor
holds &c Tnnar tuu.ike pills AMI the usual pufBauNosb
agreeable to take ana never produces irritation ,,..
H. GETILON, - Eue Kambuteau, PARIS
SOLD BY AL CHEMISTS
T. FOTGEHA & CO.. 80 North Nilini ST. Ne"- 10TH.
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miscellaneous.

DRUSHES of every description. at 315 Pearl
ID st. opposite Peck-slip all articles at lowest prices
JOIN h HOPPLl. Manufacturer ami Importer
cash PAID for OLD NEWSPAPERS,
~ HOOKS. PAMPHLETS, RAGS, kOPk and BhGGlNO
COPPER BRASS, LEA d. ZINC, PFWTEhTYPEMErAL.
ELECTROTYE PLATES STEREOTYPE PLATES TIN
FOIL. TEA LEAD. and OLD METAL OF every description
orders bv mail pnnCtualy attended 10.
sTOCKWELI.
No % Ann st.. y. Y.
0ID LEAD aud TEA LEAD in any guam
w SToCKWELIa rs ADnst
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

- VVJIkI'
WASHINGTON, Jan. Son motion of George
hhaihs' John X. Bennett, Of New-York CITY was ad-
n'ed !" PRACTISE ~ also Thomas A Banning, OF
chieaso, on motion O; Charles II. Rex
80 sr-b ID Daneriye ct al appellants agt lhe United
ssses spIesi fI0n L0ulsana-Tks IA cla IN for about
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6oles bn Autilon.

SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION will be held
~ on The 2ls day ~ January 1870 by MessI Bu KbII
~ III Ms AT their Iuu, - Buflg slip, al 10
o'clock m. ~ bonded and unclaimed merchandise ",h
has remained IN beyond the periOd allowed by
law dc-crptyc -i- of which be found IN the X unha
~ Custom House and NJ 40 ~ Sone st lhe tGois may
be- .u Al the arlnusr - ~touc s NO DAY aud
TUESDAY January lg and 20, hom 10 a. NJ TO . J. n
A
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WILKINS. Auc.ionccr.

VI Jycruiot.' sale Of No 10 West lOh.st
H. LUDInW a CO. will sell at auction. on Thursday,
January TO- 1880 At I2OcOck al tho mango Sac.l"In
III BfoadWay Crriuy Bu ding. v Y c-tn" of Joh DC
Euvtrr IdDl" HOiN, high riiup
lck dwelling 40 10 10Th car at ave; house Is
feet. Is II contains and
Throughout 9AlO Immediate possession given Irns
easy Maps permits at the Office 81 the auctOncoIs 10
g Pine II s. = lJilOl
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Qcfnu 6tcdmers.
A MEXICAN LINE.

~ FOR QUEENS rOWS AND LIVERPOOL.
only Transatlantic Line uu Ter the AMENiCAN fhAH
sailing Thursday from Philadelphia, and every We'd
nesdav from Liverpool. 900
LOKD Give, WEDNESDAY, Jan ii, 1880 a. m.
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BY orier Of the Boari q directors I,.,,. g..

f1av-wFf ". HAEl ~Nllh. ~fffflhlN
LAMATION.-WhcTcas a Court of over
and reruncr f. appointed he held at the city Hal ~
Tho ~ az Sew Y0k Monday Of February ncIt
made IN conformity ~
80 f me dirccfsd aud yrrcl by the District Attorney 81
1850 t5 an persons appear at the said O f nd Ter
miner y recoguizanCe OtheWtse T." appear heea ana
of The Peace CorOners and other officers "h0 nave
taken nnv recOgizance io the appearance oi any Ie'-" ~
who taken inqut non df tic cfaiha
10 iriu slfh
pquisition examination 10 the tad Court Al
r opening the lt ia, of u, ~ tng q ven uhr
-. a.. 81 ranuar, PETER BOWL
JSiaTi%TI ,hciG the CITY ana County Of Newior1
CUPREME COURT, COUNTY of NEW
y YORK MARY FRANCES SIDMAN, as The COMMITTEE
Of Jonn r. Sdman, a lunatc, and sni JtllN y: - j.
NAN plaintiffs, aeainst FRE DERICk ". MODEE. fkANk
T. MOORE. CHARLES D. M0oEE ana HAEAm -
MOORE dcfrndcnt-- summons Tothe aboveuam'l dcicid
an-: You hereby sunmOnci 10 answer a. c'hphht
in This action. copy OF Noif answer -" iN
ulantn- attorney. within twenty DAYS after he sctVc
is summons ufvc Of the duy of service ana III case o
your failure appear answer Judgment VII lr tnA
AGA nst you by ,ut for the relief demanded IN the com
1Iaut. Dated NcW-l ora, November 10 lr'".
' JAMES A. SHERMAN. pltntins' attorn'y,
once 40 20 broadway cwIorN cry.
To FpEDFRTCk "a. MODl;E FRANK T.. MOORE.
CHA Ribs y MOORE and SARAH T.. MOORE: The Tore.
i- served i0u Us pubhthl'n lni~a
10 M oricr Hon. charles Iane = Justi'e "i l'
the state UfsNrW ORA daltH ,,h
81 me r of ne City County OF New YORK. in the o
II usa ~ the Cty u Ncwl OK December a.
''' A. SHEKMAN. attorney fer plaintiff,
ON Post Once address, 40 Broadwal.
Ncw-l OK tiiy
ui Law, CyyF
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THE COURTS.
SIX TINES THE ORIGINAL ESTIMATE.
rrr WHOSE COST VASTLY EXCEEDED THE

c1v TINES TIE ORIGINAL ESTIMATE
,.pKKr WHOSE COST VASTLY EXCEEDED ihh
FIRST APPROPRIATION.
,o. vonderyoort In 1854 made con-
,,,b the city for the construction OF the hgh'
ro Market at the foot OF East sIteenth-st Ihe
...,,o,,on made at first by the Legislature was
~ 600 hut II was agreed, as Mr. Vandervoort clmeu'
.n, ne should be paid for any extra "orA lequiiou
,nd the terms OF the contract Inc appropriations
.,ore the building finished amounted 10 Sool,oVo'
ann the contractor received S156,560. and the
noontractors received the rest. But MI FahoerNoor'
,".oed that he had performed extra work amounting
:" sao 600. and that, although there was no
ssoonrSoTyiation 70 TO meet this, 1t should he psla
sy the city under me ErgnM Ho such eTtro ~o
& wa, tbe certificates OF the Commissioners ana IN"
upoh , The Controller refused to audit the bill
&AIS"aS & "aanDSication was made before Justice Fnncher
fhen in tae supreme Court, ior m, ntnuanluS re
tnnei tn,a the Controller 10 audit IT, The case was
e0np con- ppd,pc when Mr. VandervOort died. Recently his
o,v Las renew ed il and motion Tor inaiuhhue W,S
.Se before Justice Donohue in the supreme CONT
TauT Ioters Yesterday. neutrality-suspicious. Counsel
stetson replied Nat there was no approIrla'i"h rroin
which the claim could De pad' DcVlslO" was ''7'i'
SHADY SIDE OF THE MILITIA SERVICE.
Charles NJ. Williams, Marshal for the 1lth
aud 5th Regiments whose duty II is TO collect lines lo
Sa,,opent members accompanied by his assistant
Rober Adopb, went Wednesday to the mouse OF fr"ncS
Ielm,u. a private of the 11th Regiment, at No. 4@O
Ffhsto execute warIant,an 10 collect so due from
re,nan to the corps Marshal Williams, by virtue OF
b,s warrant attempted to take Heilmau in CUSTODY
when the latter ercely assaulted him, Michael Hen
mn the father joining in the attack revolver was
drawn upon the Marshal who, seeing his LIE vas y N
Screr made vigorous defence against hs assalIah =
80 short tine there was a lively disturbance wncn
Icsulted in the wOunding OF the Hetmans ana thtlr
Yesterday morning the prisoners were lofore JuSlcS
unrroy AT the Essex Market Police Court. Both hau
their heads bandaged, and were followed 10 th Court
s. crowd of excited women. Justice Muriay dlschai &c"
the prisoners ,.-.- - rolo.
me Uelmans surrounded by their friends ana reia-
,iyes tleu left the court body, but bad 10 S"o"t
reached the sidewalk than Marshal Wnh2ms Icunceu
i,on yonug IIel.man and marched him on 10 LOolo"
reel
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ferlnres dno HleeIlnas.

COOPER UNION.-Free : turday night lec-
- the people in the great hal at o'clock saur
day. Jan. 10 the lecture VIII De delivered Dy oi Fl -.
lRN. y. J. subject " Insect Lie Illus
rated Tickets ba obtained gratis the Office oi the
Cooper non ID. Van NOstBuds bookstore IS Nur
"' ABRAM : HEWITT,
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legal Nonces.

DAWSON, EDWARD Fin pursuance OF
an order %. romlus Wcstcryrt surrogate ~ tH'
County II licnnoul notice 5. u'r. 20; tl,n To al &
aviug CLAIMS AGAINST EDWARD b. DAWSON Vat" "l ul'
Town Of Ca-iictnu Cuut ~ i tin'nt dee h iu t'
tle same vouchers thereof. q Tie subscriber pa '
uf of trausAciine Tie b-nts. % r estate az lhr ono" q"
EEEKES a FORSTER No.5r Wasi. in the CIV OF Nt"-
Vcr ON OF before the 9TH ~ April next oct Der
20 l~1H CUAHL'i IT. =. ~ y
sfuT
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y and County of New -YoIs.-JAME~ w. BKoWN sol" -
crs.cd. ulaiut a. agi. IOHN N ~ NGHtN Aii' T.
RI-CkINGuAM. " o. of Join 81. BIcknguau. in'Nld-a{
nd - ru.f,. nrf Guardian ~ susan Homer under ilr "
of charity Ann Homer dcoeB- susan Homer AMI George
1 BARLOW ifenani defendauf- ~umuur--lo 10" ah"t
tancd defendants You hereby suu'uc o. answer iho
COMPLAINT u THIS AMI n serve copy O your answer
on ir rlalutG- attorney wlthu twenty DAYS sNtT i"e t
yc summons exclusive 0i The day 81 service aul IN
case OF your failure app narWt Indignant vii n
tsLcH mst vou by default for The relief demanded In tho
Dated Ec. IuhIy D.. 45tt
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NrFW-YORK ASSOCIATION FOR THE AD-

n EN 1UKN ANNUNIA IVN IVN I III. NJ
~ VANCEMLNT OF SCIENCE AND AkI,-Rey, J.
deliver series OF i've lectures mus
trptci with Hydro oxgcn Light" before This society IN
Assocat on Hall 2d ST. 4thave on sue essEe sdY
Evenings commencing January l3 AZ Oclock. Jan -.
Aheus: 20 Phdias Jan ~ Michael Ahge'o req .,
atha-l Frb 10 Lost Masterpieces = tn Ages De-
scrpye circulars and tickets with reserNeI sHas
~ 20 at RandOlp's. 900 Broadway and Association haL
Sing e tickets 30 cents
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! DJIIiH = 'WViiIING. Palnt,n's Attorney.

'
To SUSAN HOMER: The foregoing suu mon, f. served
nv notification. pursuant order of the Hon
Hoopcr G VAN Worst Judge ~ The Newl otA Snpeor oui
'srting thambers dated The 1914 d. 81
Dccober 1872 flied BOO tho Office OF the CLERK oi TIE 'y
and County Of New York, at said city. -
,t,1e 1awcwE1 6i " all Il. New York.
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PRIVATE SALE.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

IN TfFVfTUfiF n ITTFNW-TU.
lots on ith ave Sc cor OF 4Sthst, 2jKl2j; Robert
Coeitf ..--. A
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0onnlrn proprrin tor Sole ono 60 tr'

0onnlrn Droprrtn tor Sale ono 60 Let
At ORANGE. y. J. (ueighboIhood speea,nIy}. eta5, ~,
cams EbWARp r. HAMILTON, Ia fines''' ,. l.
I,OR SALE or LEASE for Manufactures
chemical works &c-Blocks Of lots win ~ SS
vro,crftout on NcwtOwn Cree, adjoining NV IN "
Rtoti,n Rn,ti'"' va r. \. YOUNG. civil i.ngihe,r,
pi""A''" 20 LNclanc -l"ce
URFENWICH FARM-200 acres honsc
Il harms fmt never failing mill .irrain; iont l," 'i'
40 acre immediate sale. ATWATEh - IaIAioN,
HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE
- a. 600 IN close am estate aorv ana attic ifin'
IG.Si and extension lixitf,et lot 25NIo fm@1a t &
across the front seven rooms ola'ut, & maui. ,,. EN- /
doors Txcc cni location. o.c hoch i'n No. ,6 fo
Tyc minutes from Sprng street pcot Ao's' o's' >-'' "
hnd without the land MT.
"'' '' ''' ItOl}fET EI --l Sc,
.lR No, ~ 90. a.. BROOKLYN
Broker in lci Es.ate and Mortgage A''''S
TFONTCLAIR REAL tSFAIE.-HpN T. a
vi PARSONS. so. . Cedar a.. y. " nom 4I '' -,
NEANGE. y. J.-Ilou,es and Country N'dts
10 lft and for sale great variety al.oidri 'lI
ipg lots. HLACKWkLL BROS 20" h,''d"N. "''' IL
rTO LET or LEASE for term OF yeal s.
The Atcnsiyc water Pl"tI aua ma "
formerly owned hy Hr'ck-uurg Manalaci ing CO. l'
a+ed I'm The village ~ BrcKsrurc Nt'itfsy 90 miles l'l
N,yr York on tue Ncw-Jer-ry southern l,ihoAH. ,,,
ont d- consist oi % inr i,liN b'
,r .e two siors aud art O.: sha't ng on me
fIr, and second also foundry 'ilituF l '' n
80 fact bal diurs ui h1cK 'th -lA' i"uiS % "
Ircy are rupn ci WIKI water Pos fo 4rrn laf inh
III, dam has been recently put iu coup' "d'i """"hE
q ptutfu4 supply Of Wdt'f tIIoul.opi 'Ac ~ -, ,,.r.
4 railroad track with turntAulc runs nj" lhe i''''S
iii. property +. now offered lease by c owncr. Ad
dress =. II. d." ~. - " a. - =, -,,
asililr-, Ntf .i's''t.
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Sailing every 10 days alternately from Philadelphia and
York landing passengers within Anew hours ride oil the
important points Of interest on the CennDent .
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Hoaro dN0 Rooms
--@-1@1-177--7777777 ~
West Side.
FOR THE NEW

A LARGE handsomely furnished room to
N gentlemen without board family small elegant loca-
ton. 81 West l6th St. between 9Th and 9th aves.
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Crt-er a. TfT EAGLE UAEuOE CNffTK 'oAFANi NO !
TNCHANoE COJKI. NTW logS Pee. 3. 1879. }
NOTICE i hereby given that the following
y J.scri s.are- ~ stock 81 the Eagle lIarbor Copper
Go,,T,,y "a G . odd bv public auction st the Office II .sd
COM ,uv No Exchange Court N~~ York civ. on M"lnr-
Sa H 1-h da, of J.uuary 4. D. l-~n. al II O'Clock NON
nm assessment thereon or twenty Nv" cents Cfi snare
due IT, with interest anu 'AI 'ha Uo p"
PAID.
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CFPNiNN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -
STIAMSi Up Liz g. BtlN Ef.N NlsN-hDltk,
SOUTH NHPTtN AND BkbIEN. ~,
yEsrR -at Ian l0I DONAU ......... .~a'.Jan. %
'.r "a nf..p ~ I'm y il.gfTN - sat. lam 81
RATES OF PASSAGE from y EN hOth 20 SOU lhAMf-
TON, UANHE or BEEhl.N.,.- ann,
FIRST CABIN .. SIpuI SfC.i D CABIN .---..----rJO
-IfTEtCE. $50.
Return tickets a. reducea rrep'd steeagc c'rVh
Sod
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LNREE LECTURE FOR WOMEN.
Young Wom,n's Christian AssOcia'ion, East l5thst
The third lecture IA the Monday evening January ~
o'clock. by Rev. DE- O. H. IihAny subject ne 10. 10,
semitic Vaeyh Tickets rec) be obtained AT the
building
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DARTIES suffering from mental or nervous
find go0i board ard proper attention IN
private family. Address EXPERIENCE, Tribune Uptown
Once, l. 2Ss broadway.
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CUION LINE. ,, ,.,,,,,a

IMPERIAL GERMAN MALL hamburg
4 American Packet tOmpanys Line FOR PI.1 AOt H.
CIEIiliOU RG ana liAMHJ re. go,
GELLE a. lJ - = f'p -
II5SSINC Ian. 80 WIHLAND u ...---..M .Mar,h >
u..s of massage to Plymouth London. CherhOug. ~ IN
burg ana all points ~ Gland sc'tlni aud Wa'es Fr'
CABIN. gold <lrO second Cabin gold 10 St"erage 'n
,,,r, SO a. r. Richard ( BOA~. tea. Pass. Agi.
NIlt kIIl e co oI Broadway, New-NOrk
N G.',,li Arms "a Bro7d.st.. Ncw-No.k.
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fine ARTS.
5ltudtlons Wdnteo-M Mdles

A CTIVE BOY l6 wears of age desires "A sit
~ ustlon office business house s ht rate pen
man and correct az with years experience III aw
oNce goof former employers Apply
In store or address WILLING. 456 4th ave.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

4 SMALL, private American family will let
"A neatly furnished without hoard 10
gent only hot an cold water closets &C. house ana
furniture class 30 West 39tn ST. near 1th ave
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07
the End Not Yet.

Just as sunday was about to BEGIN 'ns
Chicago Convention adjourned over UNIV
Monday. This, rs every other moyen'ea'
which has been made there, indicates tna'
both the BLAINE men aud the GRANT men
are afraid to risk ballot. A reSction 10
fsyor Of GRANT seems TO have set IN amongs'
T. she specusstors as to the result Of tAe pat
Iotlues. end instead Of bets being 4 tc
/ acsniss bin, as they were few ulght
ago. they were on Saturday night only "a 70
against him and IN favor Of the deid.
We shall not indulge In any more guesses
Between Saturday night aud Monday morn
Ing the power OF gold and Office wal DC
brought to bear upon the delegates. Inc
Virginia delegates have been invited 10 Iroe
quarters in the Palmer House. where TIE
GRANT men have their headquarters. IDS
Is only one straw, but IL shows what .ne
Grsutites intend to do. Let US await the
result In the confident hope that whoever
NAV he nominated on Monday will be de-
fcated by the nominee OF the Cincinnati
Convention.
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The Winchester Election.

The Wing keeps up its .feu, de joie over
the Winchester election. 1t treats the facts
OF the case with contempt, leaving its read
ers to find them out il they can. The Win
chester NeuS not only agrees with the Times
in saying that without the negro vote the
ticket actually elected by from thirty to
seventy would have been beaten by some
thing like hundred" but it adds that oil
the successful candidates named by the Wig
''all but one, and probably all, will vote fol
the Cincinnati nominee"
Come. neighbor, let these two facts go to
YOUR readers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

Seymour can beat Edmunds or Wash
burne, or almost any other map.-Lynch'
burg Aduance.
No doubt Of it. He is the peoples choice
Ii now he were only his own choice fol
President, and would consent to run, there
would, as we heard distinguished member
OF the st. Louis Convention say the other
day, abe no other name mentioned in the
Cincinnati Convention"
But W hat is to be done with man who
doesn't want to be President? II is case
not provided for " in the books"
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Death of Sherrard Clemens


The announcement Of the death in a St.
Louis hospital last week Of the Hon. SHER-
RARD CLEMENS must have recalled to many
minds in Virginia some remarkable events
with which he was connected.
II was with o. JENNINGS WISE and not
with ROGER A. PRYOR that Mr.. CLEMENS
fought bis only duel. He was so seriously
injured that be never fully recovered from
the disability caused by his wound, though
he survived many years his gallant and
chivalrous antagonist, who was killed In
the late civil war. The writer (then q resi-.
dent Of West Virginia) visited Mr.. CLEMENS
whilst be lay helpless at what is now the st.
Clair Hotel In this city, and also saw him as
be passed through Fsirmont, on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, on his way to his
home 10 Wheeling. His suffering was in
tense. He declared In the most emphatic
manner that be bad had enough OF duel
ling. The late DIR. CHARLES BELL GIBSON
was his physician while be lay in Richmond.
Mr.. CLEMENS was q member Of the United
States Congress for -four or six) years. He
was \ man Of fine oratorical powers. He
was also one OF the ipest-looklng men 10
the Commonwealth. He was ss ready with
the pen rs the tongue. There were few
more elegant writers, sud none more accu.
rate. Yet be never made much reputation
At the bar.
From what we read Of him after NE re-
moved from Wheeling TO st. Louis, we In
ferred that be bad lost caste amongst bis
~ sssoeiater, and was no longer the man
thet ~ bed been In the days of his pros
.pesut he hurried before the war a
Nesii1t iady from The South. .bit we sup-
p2ee ~ lot l:sileh q her property u a re-
s2|t q ~ ways ehe and NJ. sons are said
"a - living In Minslsfinni.
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DEATHS.

Died. at residence No. Ill east Canal street, q,
ll:A0P. ii June 4. 1880. Of consumption. MAR
GARET, beloved sis.er of John aud James Mcfar-
land.
Funeral will take place from Second Presbyterian
(Dr. Hoge's) church at O'Clock SUNDAY AFTER
NOON. Friends and acquaintance are invited Ia
attend without further notice.
Died, suddenly, OF heart. disease. Saturday, at O..
A. NJ, at his residence, No. 27l7 Broad street
DAVID A. McMiNN, Sr., In the ffty-Dinth year OF
his age.
The funeral services viii take place from 81
J0hu's Episcopal church SUNDAY, June 9th, at 0
o'clock II. NJ. Friends and acqraiDtances are re-
spsctfu1y invited 10 attend
Petersburg tva), Pittsburgh tPenn.) and Chicago
(ill.) papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

Mrs. Nancy Conley, living near Peari'-
burg, GILES county. died last Saturday,
her ninety-seyentD year.
General Bradley 7. Johnson delivered !
memorial address at LoudOn Park Gene
terry, Baltimore, Friday.
Horatlo Seymour Is Just entering upon
his seventy-hrst year, but his friends cam
he would run Ike sixty Chleogo Times.
Rev. DIR. j. l.. NJ. Curry was reglsiere'
In London May 22i.
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How is IL that the Whi1 failed to publish

How is it that the Wing failed to publish
his kilograms to that Journal Dispatch.
Let our contemporary make that Inquiry at
the telegraph Office, and it will there learn
that our reason was a substantial and con-
elusive one. However, we published in
yesterdays Wing all that Mr.. st. Andrew
and others requested as to say about the
NATTER Wing.
rive understand now how 1t was.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07
Midnight Musings.

from our Washington Correspondent
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 5.-At II
O'Clock Blaine, Grant, Sherman, and Ed
munds have been placed In nomination at
Chicago, and there Is an immense crowd at
Wizards and in front OF the telegraph Of
fee here waiting for ballot. There ere
alternate cheers for Grant and Blaine,
but everybody is in good humor.
The Grant men are in better spirits, and
now predict that he will win. They seem
TO believe what they say. The Blaine men
continue confident OF success. Since the
dispatch early in the evening that In.
diana, Iowa, and other States would sup
port Garfield after the fourth ballot little
has been said about dark horse. The
crowd evidently believes that the contest Is
between Blaine and Grant.
Il. ID. Washburne has now been placed
In nomination, and a dispatch states that
there Is rumor current at Chicago that II
Grant is not nominated on the hrst ballot
be will be Withdrawn and bis vote cast fol
Sherman. Sherman Is still in his Office al
the Treasury Department. and 1t Is brill
antiy illuminated. The Grant men give nc
credit TO this rumor.
Later Light.
After the nomination OF Washburne there
was a motion to adjourn; which, amit
graai eonfi,sinu WAS Gar pfad Vhn rorva.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

cannot designate them, nor can we name
any besctt,ng sin that be had.
May the turf rest lightly upon thy grave,
old friend. The world, we fear dealt
hardly with thee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND reports Sem
ator PLUMB, Of Kansas, as saying that
=" BLAINE does not like the Yankees any
more than they like him. He feels that he
is a carpet.bagger up there"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07
MARRIAGES.

Married in Washington ID. C., on the 10Th oi
MAY. by the Rev. John X Deale, Mr.. JOHN 8
BLUNT and Miss ANNIE ID. BURUH, adopted
daughter Of K. II. Crulchdeld both OF Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

A poLLINARIs.
: "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
Brftish Medical Journal.
"LEAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
lie Gduiofs de Paris.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BorTLEs AMI
Or All ArxEsAI-wArss DEALERS. OnocsRs
AND DRUGGISTS.
CAUTION.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

rJ,O PHOSPHATE DEALERS.-A manI-
Il factorcr ~ Phosphate m Baltimore. sh'ee "a
tory 4 capab'e OF producing 1000 tons 81 Ahnle
mated Phosphate, having but limited eap,sah w.
lise to enter Into arrangements win some psi1
the Souih 10 nsnuiac ufe for them isr inc Svns'i
season. A manafaclurets prodt woaid DC reps,r.ss
only. aud sny grade " Phosphate made ssqsst,ss
and at large saving 10 the dealer. ins suos..' Il
own brand OF fertilizer has hish ehs'ss .ss,.s ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

oxx OF THE MOST EXCITING AND RE-
xARKABLH SCENES EVER WITNESSED in
POLITICAL .AssFMBLAGE-ALL THE
CONTESTED DELEGATION CASES DIS
posKD oF-rHE PLATFORM REPORTED
AMENDED, AND ADoPTED-NoMiNAiiN
spEEcHEs-No VOTE SATURDAY NIGHT
CONVENTION ADJOURNED UNTIL MON
DAY MoRNING-GRANT's DEADHEAD
MOVEMENT on THE VIRGINIA DELEGA'
T,oN-THE BETTING AGAINST GRANT
THE LATEST NEWS ABOUT THE CoNvEN'
TON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07
Grant Not Yet Beaten.

II'V'I TNI'''li'7' vi - IIIUIFUT,I
CHICAGO, June 5.-DuriDg domination.
much time was occupied in noise-choor,
for Grant and Blaine. Joy Handsomely
nominated Blaine. Conkling nominated
Grant with magnificent effect. Gardeld
made splendid speech for Sherman.
THERE is TO BE- 40 BALL01GNG UNTIL MONDAY.
The situation does not vary from previous
reports, except that Grants chance. im.
prove with delay, and though defeated IN
every move 50 far. his perfect Discipline
with time will tell.