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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-08

A rather singular accident occurred one
niobt last week in the vicinity OF Buchanan,
saws the Fincastle Herald. A dog having
committed some depre dation at the store OF
Zimmerman a. Brother, Mr.. II. l.. Zlmmef-
man fired at him; missing him, the ball enter
ed the slecping apartment Of Mr.. T.. Ii. Peek,
who lives at least four hundred yards from
the store, and passed through the window
and ed-clothng, and inflicted flesh wound
in the leg OF Mr.. Peck near the knee, ana
then embedded itself in the wall beyond.
Rev. Peregrine Wroth, rector Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church OF the Messiah,
Cav and Fayette streets, Baltimore, received
a telegram from New York Thursday an,
nouncing the safe arrival in that city, at ii
A. NJ, OF Right Rev. c. Clifton Penlck,
Episcopal Bishop OF Africa. Bishop re-
nick, who is a native OF Danville, va, was
for four wears rector OF Messiah church, in
Baltimore. until his elevation to the epsco-
pacy in 1877, when he left for Africa.
The New York Herald prints fac-simile
Of the famous note OF warning 10 Cadet
Whitaker, together with a specimen OF the
latter's lndwritng, as exhibited in letter
written at the request OF correspondent,
and for the avowed purpose OF afiordlng a
comparison OF penmanship. The general
appearance OF the two letters is much the
same, but, comparing words and letters,
there is marked dissmilarity.
The stockholders Of the Valley Railroad
Company met at stanton, Va, Thu sday,
and unanimously adopted a resolution au-
tbOriZng the directors to issue the bonds OF
the company from time to time, rs may be
necessary, to an amount not exceeding
S3, 900, 900, the proceeds to be applied to the
construction and completion OF the road
between Staunton and Salem.
The following are the nominations made
at the primary by the Conservatives OF
Alexandra For COmm0nwealth's attor-
ney, s. G.. Brent-mai SHORTY over Leonard
Marbury, 1S0 commissioner Of the reye-
nue., George Dufey-mai ority over X. NJ.
Latham, COZ: for city sergeant, w. III.
Simultaneously over III. V. Daniels, 1853.
Last Saturday a terrible shooting affary
occurred d: the mouth OF Big Sandy,
in West Virginia. viii Copen and Lew
Matheny were the participants. Matheny
was shot in the abdomen and died ut D
o'clock Sunday afternoon. COpen was
brought to Charleston under arrest Monday
and lodged in Jail.
A movement Is on foot for the organiza-
ton OF cavalry company in the southern
section Of Loudoun. and a meeting OF those
interested will be held in Middleburg Satur-
day.
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IN. catholic Mission Is stIll go

a.. ., Thu Catholic Mission Is still GO |
inc On and Is attracting much attention.
"S . 81 evening the funeral OF very pro.
,nis,no vouug mau--D David Miller, son OF
"no ~ our most worthy citizens, Mr.. VIII
liam A. Miller-took place at the First Ba' -
ti.t church, conducted by the pastor, .scs.
~ Tho new Conservative Executiv Com.
,,ittee held meeting last night s0tl orga.
nized by the election Of DR.. A. 7. Clark as
chairman; T. ID. Jennings, r.. secretary /;
and N. r. Bowman, treasu ,cr, The COM
mittce also made arrange oc,s,s for the pri-
mary election. to take ,,laee on the 18th In
slant.
A very interesting lecture was delivered
last night by Colc nei f. E. Portlock on
City Years OF nc Past and Fifty Years
OF the Future" TELEPHONE.
ASSESSMENT l. ,ea&AsnD-p EATHs-FARso
Massey .sFse KNIGHTS TEpLir, &C.
MAY Z, 1880.
Last nj iEthe regular meeting OF the Cit.
CouncH caf held. The assessment on rea
estate cts Increased to $1.75 per hundred
dolla g.. The mortuary report for the month
OF .ratl showed the deaths to have beer
so -l~oites. IS; blacks, %; stiilborn, Z.
Person Massey, the peripatetic Auditor, y
IN the city, endeavoring, 1t Is SAID, 10 &c
luD a meeting OF his followers. But thel
Gre very few here, outside OF the Repuoll
can ranks. He spoke yesterday at Apo
mattox Courthouse.
I The Knights Templar carried out thei
programme last night very successfully
The parade was imposing, and the attend
ance at the Opera-House was large. Tht
address was delivered by Sir knlgh
; Thomas n. Williams. The banquet wa
| fine. and was the occasion OF much socia
| and festive enjoyment. Speeches were made
by Sir knights Pettegrew OF Memphis
Compton OF Danville, and Button OF Lynch
burr TELEPHONE.
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me Seymour Boom.

=, a. Amusing 10 read the dlatribes against
NJ. ssS xouR published in papers sdvoca-
ting The claims OF other candidates. 90 TAR
- Ne 1. concerned, he will probably rather
pniov than deplore them. He is not an as
n,rant TO the presidency. He does not seek
the ONCE. lie says frankly that somebody
else ought to be nominated. He wishes 10
live ia peace at home amongst bis friends
and old neiehbors. lie would rather pe
known as ",he Deerfeld farmer" tnan Us
President Of the United states.
ue.r from the maadinr crowds irnoble STRIFE,
lie kscpx the noiselea tenor OF his way
He has rot only not spent dollar 10 nave
his claims set forth In the newspapers, put
he would rather pay to have somebody eise's
claims urged upon the people.
II Il inexcusable to attack such man. III
q absurd TO attack bis friends. What pos
sible sense can there be in pretending
that he or they are engaged 10 conspiracy
against the voterss He viii have no dele
rates In the Cincinnati Conyention-not
one. we suppose. Nobody has been IN
s,racted 10 vote for him in that Convention
We doubt that single delegate VIII NC 80
instructed.
Now, why should any other candidate oe
Jealous or afraid OF sae influence OF tais re-
tired statesman What reason can thcre
be for fearing the influence OF bis name
Is he the CID como back to fight tire battles
OF hrs couutryi Is his name SO potent thai
no other can cospete with 1t II II be pre-
sented to the Cincinnati CcaveoficoS Is
man wbe has net sing ie psedgcddelegat~n
n formidable givaIS Is bis the one psne
that all the apsrants dread; also, why!
Why, indeedf Bscsuse the people are
looking 10 him as 'she man w'ho is to lead
them In This last CO Attest for'ehe maintenance
81 the principles 81 the fathers OF the re-
public. He asks threm for nothing. They
ask him TO take the highest office in tint
world. let his naase be called in the Con
vention, and tn, csd willnave been reached
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STAUNTON.

| A READJUSTERs' MEETING CALLED-ANNUAL
MEETING OF THE STANTON YOUNG MEMS
| CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION - MEETINGS FOR
ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE STATE
CONSERVATIVE CONyENTI0N-PERSONAL,& &c.
| Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
MAY 7, 1880.
A call for mass-meeting OF Readiusters
has been made by S. Brown Allen, chair.
man OF the County Executive Committee,
to be held here May oath, for the purpose
of election delegates to the Richmond Re-
adjuster Convention. The members OF the
party are earnestly urged mean while to
form no entangling alliances.
The Stanton Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION held its sixth annual meeting last
night. Captain FL. M. McIlhany, the reti-
ring president, reported a membership OF
201-an increase OF 81 over last report,
though there had been number OF reno
walls and deaths. The Association is out OF
debt, with balance in the treasury. A re-
solution offered by Colonel j. ii. Skinner,
expressing the esteem in which President
McIlkany was held by the Association and
their appreciation Of his two years. labor in
the cause, was adopted by rising vote.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: L. c. Morton, president; A.
+. Robertson, secretary; william j. Nel-
son, treasurer; j. II. Skinner, librarian
ii. Ker, ii. ID. Peck, j. w. Todd, William
Rock, and William G. Brown, vice-presi-
dents; and III. NJ. McIlhany, George NJ.
Boddell, j. 4. Ora ham, G. q. GOoch, and
w. {. Straughan, di rectors.
The following gent iemen were appointed
delegates to the Ric. hmond Young Men's
Christian Association Convention, which
meets on the 18th Cal 1tain II. l.. Hoover,
Major j. w. Newton, a. nd William j. Mel
son. Esq.
William E. Craig, Esq, lay delegate to
the Lutheran General Syn, I'd OF the South,
now In session in Richmon d, left Wednes-
day to attend the meeting O that body.
The first locomotives for , he Lexington
and Big Sandy extension Of d lie Chesapeake
and Ohio road passed here fe days ago,
bound west. They are elegan Mcqueen
engines, were made at Science, ady. N. Y,
and were much admired by the railroad
men here.
Dir. II. st. G. Tucker, OF this G. ity, only |
son OF Hon. j. II. Tucker, has aces pied an |
Invitation to deliver the address befa re the
literary societies at Hollins Institute. +, Ro-
anoke county, on the 10th Of June.
Tomorrow, In response to a call IL I'm
The County Conservative Executive Co. u
nttee, meetings will be held in the warAS
u Stanton and the county districts In Au-
;usta to elect delegates TO the State Con.
'ention. There Is considerable interest
AIKEN In the result In this city. PENN.
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MATTING>: MATTlNGS.

s65 pieces MAT1INGS, from rurion. r 1I
width.-WHITE. CItChtU. md tA>tYaf
The following prices, j. ~. - -. goo, 49,
35c.-thc cheape.t ami beet gD.', ever >'.A Do
this city;
OIL-CLOTHS IN Al. g.. and - FOR ? ..or-: "a.
BILE OIL.CLOIIi~ lu al w.dtH- Aul c''.r.,
CARPETS ond RU6> tO be- sold It sacrifice.
PARA>OLS-neE and hIn1.om. u0rc'li.- .u .f ..-
ceiy,d-ihc b. - bargains in thr city:
DOME>TlCS-BLEA' HE'D tnd BROWN tul-
tons. CALlCOf~. pLtID> MADRAS GlNp-
HAMS. ana BkD-1ltk> recalled a. nig.,il.
prices;
Lawns. LAWNS. at :. 10. end - .r.:
LACE MIIT> 40 all coloIs al 400. 60. - .aTf
81;
SILK FICHUES. LAWN >rd M ~l.lN 1ll>
RIBBONS. LACt~ iu LANDt tDp'. bLf-
TONNE. TORI HON, VAL liNl. l.'
FRENCH LACE;
UNDERWEAR for Iadl,e. Children, 7uI rtl..r-
men al VIEW low price:
UNLAGNDRIED SHIRTS ~ G0r 81 r.I 81.
WHITE GOODS IN endless variety:
RUFFLING from A.. per yard 'O fi tr,-' Wt''.
TABLET INENS, NAPKINS. IUIl.il~. low
ELS.QUILTS. SHEtIING~. LINEN bil j.
CASSIMERES, AIDDLK~EN FLANNEL. lilNl
CLOTHS and FLANNFL~ for ~1c1u'-;
BLACK aud COLORED SILK tRINGt>t
SHETLAND SiIAWL>;
KID GLOVES 9utou-evorr r.'r 30 Iril-
teed. Give Us cali.
ID. x +. MlTTFI uORFtE.
my -SM&W 81 Er' 81 s'.,..
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The Marion Patriot ;asks us whether W,
wbiraise a b ve-and-cry against BONN w
DANIEL and 1HOMAs WaITEHEAD becaus,
they 'Etwo years ago offered resolutions In
Conservative me citing in thedebt.paying city
OF Lynchburg thut advocate the application
OF the principles Of reimbursement to the ma
ti0nal debt"
We said at the tiiue what we had to say o.
Msior DANIELS gre enSaek resolutions. He
also at the same time defended his action in
q letter to us which we OF course published
But the Patriot misre presents these resol,L
tions when it says that they were IA favor Of
applying the principles OF reimbursement to
the national debt. All that Is necessary TO
enable the public 10 Judge as to this matter
is 10 reproduce the resolutions. which we
find In the Patriot. Wequote them:
8. That the Treasury notes Of the United
States should be made receivable by law for
all custom duties as well as for all other
debts, public or private.
8. That the act OF 1860 providing for the
payment ain coin" OF the bonds Of the
United States which were contracted to be
paid Ia legabtender paper should be repeal
cd, and the bonds paid, according to the
contract, In the same legal-tender currency
that IL received and used by the people.
We denounee the bondhoIders who demand
more, In the language OF John Sherman,
~ guilty OF both "repudiation and extor-
tion."
7. That In our judgment there is not
enough money 10 the country for its legiu-
mate business uses, and the currency should
be expanded according TO the expectations
excited and the contract entered into by the
stipulation OF the Government to pay Its
bonds 10 paper.
We'Will not discuss these questions now.
We did so fully In 1878. We suspect, and
would hope, that Msjor DANIEL and Colonel
WHITEHEAD are not now standing upon the
above platform, but whether they do or not
there IL nothing in, 1t that squints at apply
ing the principles OF rexdjastment to the
national debt, cis,s 4
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LYNCHBURG.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEMPLAR CELEBRA.
TION-FuNERAL-P0LIIIC

Observation-Disclosures TEMPLAk CELEBRA.
TION-FUNERAL-PoLIIIC
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.J
MAY O, 1880.
The city Is all astir to-day with the
pIumed knights. The Ascension day CON-
memoration is being observed here OIL an
extensive scale. At IL O'Clock DeMolay
Commandery turned out and marched to
the Union depot, where Dove Commandery,
OF Danville, was formally received and
escorted to their quarters at the Lynch
House. At O'Clock this evening there win
be grand procession along the principal
streets, and thence to the Fair Grounds,
where dressparsde will be held. Al night
the compapderies and public at large will
assemble In the Opera.House, where ad-
dresses will be delivered by Sir Knight ].
w. Daniel and.ethes- FempssSss A pleasant
finale OF the whole afair Will DO al elegant
banquet, where ieasting, and t0asting, and
sfeqkiDg will be the order Of the night,
!, Ascension services are being held to-day
y ths kpkcopd apd Catholic CHURCHES ,of
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Iyrr .,sr,xr, CASE At CAMPBELL GO GooHI'
Wisely asadIIs sr,,i 's Sy Justice &c Wright
a Campbell On , sne yo vns mem ~
having assaled aAd robbed ns swo the SeV sisMie
named Lcet AMI Thomas, n ,ss night l" Of AprIl
bridge, below the city on t as,' ns"s man Of
wealth. who had no motive 70 r ,or p ur
ci course good deal ao q through peI
Mr Marre the attorney for tn the .' UO@ tes'
m m there was no possibility OF liz, conT S,s
ton, and Justice WrgoM! a pnympd MIR
missed the proceeding aud o''cn''seU VA
, | Iyondrfjcks.
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L,EBIG.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT sis
success and boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-See Medical Press" Lancet
british Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genulne only with the fac simile
of Baron Llebg's signature IN blue ink across
the label.
Consumption in England increased tenfold
In ten years."
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
lists. Soeagents for the United States (wholesae
only) c. David & Co., 40 Mark Lane, London
England. NH 1o-S0St
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A SHOOTING AFFAIR IN VIRGINIA me
pooe Courier states that at Milford rage
county, last Sunday evening. an altercalion
took place between Edward f. Gailaner, OF
Cbarle.towp, w. Va, connected WIN Tue
engineer CORPS OF the Shenandoah Fallev
railroad, and young man named Jack
Triplett, residing at Milford. Ga'iaher nreu
two shots with a pistol, one striking Tip.
lett In the forehead, inflicting siignt
wound. and the other passing through MS
coat. Triplett returned the lire win spot-
gun loaded with bird-shot, when STRUCK
Ciallaher in the lower abdomen, Dut tue
wound is not considered serious.
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D,sn At WARRANT TRIAL.-ITne rage
Courier. l. Catherine judy sseu =, s'J Honey.
~ years, attended warrant u,s, case in.
vile on last Saturday 10 Pios1.W A., Eord
yoiying small debt due her y! oia 49, ~
The trial was In progress 10 tne s,o,e I'LL, y,
Messrs. ]. p. Welfley q Brotner, anu "une
piece OF writing was being Ieau o 10 me,
Mrs. Judy threw mp her HANGS eA sna nN
"Wh hat pain" fell to the moor, anu ~ IN
pired instantly. Five m'nu'es oeio,o LII IL,
death she was apparently in as gooa neai ~,
as usual. The magistrates present he'u "n
inquest, and determined that she d'eo Vi
LeIrt-disease.
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Nj GRAND DISPLAY
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS FABRICS.
MAGNIFICENT AND ELABORATE AssORT
MENT AT
COHEN BROTHERS.

COZ ORED SILKS and SATINS, SATIN DE LY-
ON, BROCADES, and NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS In Oriental effects for oyerdresSes ana
combination suits at attractive prices;
BLACK PEKIN SATIN al 90c.;
BLACK GROS.GRAIN SILKS al Soc;
GUINET'S BLACK SILKS at 90c.;
SATIN FINISH at Sl.1S;
Very heavy SATIN FINISH at $3.50;
The finest quality at $500 worth iully "a YARD;
COLORED SILKS at 75c. selling generally at II a
An attractive stock of SUMNER SILKS in Che
ney, Snowflake aud other new De ,igns;
20 pieces of HEAVY GROS-GRAlN COLORED
SILKS at $l.Z5 the value OF which Is sl,6O.
VIII open on MONDAY. April 19h-
so pieces WOOL-FILLING BUNTING ut l2Xc.
worth zoe yard
ALL-WOOL LUPiN'S BLACK TAFFETA at
37%c worth zoe. yard;
FRENCH CAMEL'S-H AIR GAUZE 32.inch wide
at 65c., sold generally AZ 81 yard; .
rs pieces BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE at
Doc a ward, heretofore sold az roc:
8 pieces FANCY BROCADE SILK MIXTURES
at 90c. just reduced from sl.2h:
BLACK SATIN reduced from 81 to 73c.' from
Sll5 to 90c.; -
10 pieces ALL-WOOL PARIS sUITINGS in gem
darme and coachnan drab shades at 5Oc. a yard.
so dozen LADIES' sILK-CLOCKED BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE al 1910;
80 dozen MISSES aud CHILDREN'S SlLk HOSE
so pieces WHIT'E LINEN LAWN at l5c. the
value of which Is soc
rs pieces FRENCH CAMBRIA 3s-inch wide At
l5c.;
rs dozen LADIES TWO-BTTT0N COLORED
KID GLOVES at 30c. a pair:
so pieces LANGUEDOC LACE az reduced prices
20 dozen EXrRA.LENGTH LADIES FRENCH
Also, bargains IN various inequality CORSEIS.
lapl7l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T ANOTHER LARGE

EB- ANOTHER LARGE AssoPT.
MENT or COLoREO sATTvs AND sIys =.
Guiding the new shades Of ROYAL, prpprT
LILAC, TAN, ECRU. OLD GOLD, PFAcOcK
BLUE. Also, some more of tlose bandooe Hpo.
CADE and FIGURED NOVELTIES for TRIMMING,
and dresses Donf fail 10 look at our line of above
goods.
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N METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting OF the
Methodist sunday School Society OF Richmond and
Manchester will be held at Union-Station Netho-
dist church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock.
Interesting addresses and other exercises may be
expected. A. l.. WEST, President
Charles p. Rddy, Secretary.
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BUNTINGsl BUNTING,

~ y iff''t'' ~ y if'iT
BUNTINGS IA all shades The be'tsi.eo.lat2 -
per yard:
LACE BuNTINGS in all color. ~ - agI3Ot..
BLACK CASHMkRES al ~. - 81. ,nI tle..
ALL.WOOL BLACK CASHMERE a, a.. 5l. 3d.
40, aud SOC;
DRESS GOODS in PLAIN ard FIGURED MONTE
BROCADE. Basket ROMANO. TANU~t
CREPE CLOTHS. BL h aud CDIpEf ID
SILKS. SArlNS, and PEhlN : lElPE>aiplt..
10 astoni an;
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALE> 40 l2.c.. u4'
value Doe. per ward;
Our BLAC X SILK a. II cln'f poo h-a':
BLACK ALPAtA> - II -. 2p.2J UI2H.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on Tuesday. March 3Oh, at ST. MARKS
church. by the Rev. +. G.. Dashell, CHARLES NJ.
ANGLE and LENA KELL; both OF Richmond.
Married, on Thursday, April 20, 1880, at the resi-
dencA OF the brides father, Thornton Gregory,
West Walnut Hills. Cincinnati. o.. Mr.. JAMES ED
WARDS, Of Richmond, Va, TO Miss HENRIETTA
CREGORY
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We would call special atteRtion 70 tbose in .,,,
OF BLACK and COLORED DRESS SILKS. vh,c,
we bought recently at very low prices A. We ar "a.
trminedt 10 fell these good, We have made ov,,,
low prices on them.
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In our BLACK-GooDs DEPARTMENT W. b,-.
an elegant line OF French and American rt-xr
IN6s, SILK. and COTTON-WARP UFyprrrr,
GRAPE CLOTH, TAMISE, CASHugpy No.
ME CLOTH, BROCATELLEs. ALrACAs 49,,
other BLACK GOODS, at very low prce,. '''''
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CAPITAL STOCK, s5,0OO000; 100000 SHARES
PAR VALUE, $40 EACH.

Griffith district, Clear Creek county, Colorado.
CAPITAL STOCK, s5,OOOooO; 100000 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, $40 EACH.
Stock full paid and worcestershire.
REGISTRARS OF "Reminiscences Loan
and Trust Company.
TRuSTEEs.-NOrwin Green, president Western
Union Telegraph Company, New York; Henry H.
Plant, president southern Express Company, New
York; l. G. Babcock. treasurer Adams Express
Company: New York; ID. !. Carson, secretary
Sou hen Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company.
New York ]. II: Munson, Drexel Building, New
York; Albert u. Chandler. president Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company. New York W. &.
Humstone, general superintendent Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph COMPANY, New York; Tbeo.
y. Vail, general manager National Bell Telephone
Company, Boston; Thomas |. Brady, Assistant
Postmastef-General, Washington ID. c.. Henry :.
Russell, Boston, Mass General Francis J. Marshall,
GEORGETOWN Colo; James VI. Urmes, general super
intendent Southern Bell Telephone aud Telegraph
Company, New York.
OfFicERs.-Norwin Green, president; Henry s.
Russell. yce-president Theo. ~ Vail, vice presi-
dent; X. H. Rochester, treasurer; George c. Wilde,
secretary.
Clarence Cary formerly Of Virgsia), New York !;
Jerome b. Manning, Worcester. Mass. counsel.
subscriptions received and Information given by
ap ZS-lm THOMAS BRANCH 4 co.
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The Rev. DIR. Dabney will leave New
'fork for Europe on the 10Th. He Joins his
spns Mr. Charles Dabney, who Is now pur.
suing bis studies In Germany.
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M GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH-Rev. G. ii. READ, ID. d., pastor
Preaching at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and z. NJ.
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~ SECOND PKESB YTERIAN
CHURCH.-The pulpit Of this church will be filled
by ministers OF the Lutheran Synod.
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DEATHS.

Died. at his residence. Al O west Clay street. on
Thursday, May 6, 1880. at 900 =. NJ, THOMAS
r. BASS; aged siXiy-three Years.
His funeral will take place from the Second Bap-
tist church on SATURDAY, Nay 9Th, at III a. VI.
Friends and acqualntances are invited. 2t
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APOLIINARIS.


A POLLIN ARTS.
@THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Medical Journal.
"L'EAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
lie Gauiofs de Paris.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JCGS.
OF ALL MISRRAL-wATER DEALERS, 0RocERs
AND DRUGGISTS. 3-s,M&W3m
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SLIPPER.

CUpPER AND MAGIC.LANTERN EX-
SuInITION AT THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CUURCH-The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church will have RECEPTION and sUpPEK az az
their Society rooms, rear OF me cnurSu, i III
from 7 til Ii O'Clock. TIE decacies of the season.
as we'll as subtantials, will be served IN the Dest
style. ,, ,.o,,, al,
9I O'Clock MAGIC-LANTERN EXHIBITION
of Christ from the Crucihxion TO the Ascension, as
also Views In and about the city OF Rome, Naples,
Paris Thorw alsden's Siausry. &C.. &c. my
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DRESS GOnDSI
DREsg Gonna

Another large invoice just received OF the l,te,,
and best designs from I5c. 10 81.
EIGHTY-TwO PIECES COLORgD BIST.
INGs, In all the new and desirable shades.
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~ FOSTER KID GLOVES

THE BEST KID GLOVE IN THE WORLD.
These GLOVES have the patent lace fasteniHgs.
when not In stock, we can furnish al short notice
any color that may be wanted. ,,,,,,,,o
Sole Agents for the city of Richmond for FOSTERS
CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. my
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W MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rey.
J. G. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL A. NJ. and 5
O'Clock Z. NJ.
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n-BROAD-S RECT METHODIST
CHURCH, SUNDAY, May 9.-Preaching at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. by Rev. j. HAWKINS. At O'Clock
p. NJ. by Rev. W. ID. STRoBEL, d. ID. These breth-
rem members Of the Lutheran synod now In ses-
sion in the city.