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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

NV YORK. May IO.-The Posrs financial ar ice
GAO ediugnl saSs: At the stock kXchang~ The = =,
are up to lGsMllGi and the 1 $50 l5ii lJ's.
state bonds dun and steady. Railroad bonds are
strong aud aG2 per cent higher. The stock mar-
kct IS irregular tn, generally higher The srOngDst
have been 81 Paul ana Omaha, Alton and Ic r.
IIlutc " 4bish. Nlwauke- aud II Paul. Northwest,
Lake shore and Western, Northern Pacific. aud Lon.
isvlllr and Nashville. The weakest stocks have
been the elevated shares, HE coal stocks and Mem
pins aid Char'e-ton. The telegraph stocks are firm
Ia strong. As We write ne general mlrhc- J., below
tho highest. The quotation Tor cal loans on stocks
T. 3M4 per cent: on United states bombs 2d3 per
cent. lime loans are nearly as easy ~ cIl loans,
and II Is difficult To- lend nancy oh time above 3
prr cent on any accrpiabIe collateral. Prime mcr-
camille paper j. iG4% per cent The market for
foreign exchange Is duI but rates are iully su'-
taued.
The following quotations were current TO-DAY
~ 2:30 l.. Vi Mc>tcTn Union. ll7i; Wrs'eru
Union, new ock, Sia Ncw Yo'k Central. l47's;
Lake shore, l2s's; blchigah Central, lOh; New
York, Lake Eue and W-.tern, 50; New York.
Lake lie and Western prefeIrri, o. New Yors,
Lake Erie and Western second, lO6i,: Delaware,
Lachawlnna ana Western. l234: New Jersey Gem
irai, lOl; Delaware AID tIud,, n. l2's: Reading,
J72; Northwestern, 1915; -. Paul. l2O4.; WABASH
and Pacific, BOY: Wabash and Pacific preferred
92'1; Union Pacific. i20s; VI. X. and r.. 49,
Hannibal aud II. Joseph. 674. Hannibal and
Iron Mountain, 72H: Ohio and Mississippi
49,; Pscac Mail. 565; C. G. and l. c. ~
preferred. 76l. SIN Francisco common 46s; Cen
iral Pacific. sSi. Rock Island, $50: Chesapeake
and ONO, 29s: Louisville and Nashville, lOiE
nashville ana Chattanooga. 90t; Ontario aud
Western, 3G'.: Manhattan Elevated, 27s Illinois
Central. 1879; Canadian Southern. us; Chicago
burlington and Quincy, 1865: Denver aud Rio
Grande, IL: 81 Paul ana omaha. 45a; II. Paul
and Omaha preferred. 1913. G.. e. C.. and l.. "a
Erie and Western. j44: chicago. -. Louis and
New orleans. 79a4 Coz. Coal 5Oe; Quo Central
33.1 Texas paclhc, ca Texas tactic l.. g., 80.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nav l0.-Virgnla 81, deferred. :
consols, sZis; new l0.40', 53l,. idto-day.
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I EADlNG MILLINERY EsTAB. a,s2s
IL LlsHMENT OF RICHMOND. Sk
LARGEST AND BEST VARIETY OF MILL
merry AND FANCY GOODS SOUTH OF
NEW YORK.

THREE ENTIRE FLOORS NOW DEVOTED EX-
CLUsIyELY TO TIES { BRANCHES.
We contend that our goods this season snrpass In
polut 81 beauty aud elegance everything IA his city,
al prices that will come within The reach Of ALL In
TRIMMED BoSNETs AND MOUND HATS
OF All The lateet fashions suit The most fxs-
tdOuS taste. We employ only practical and the
most skiifal mtiliners. our assert uient OF
RICH ytOWERs. FEATHERS, RIBBONS,
LACEs, and TRIMMINGS,
mast be sea 10 b. appreciated. Our De partment
HOSIERY. GLOVES, PARAsOLs, AND
CENTRAL FANCY GOODS
Oser unusual attractions this season al specially low
prizes.
Persons who have not Vet visited our esizoiish.
ia-us since our NEW OPENING should inspect an 4
price eur goods Before purchasing elsewhere.
WOLFORD a SHtLBkEG,
523 Broad street,
ap22 between fifth and sixth.
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The Lease of the Georgia Railroad.

AUGUSTA, GA. May l0-William NJ. Wad'
lev. lessee Of the Georgia railroad, ia, de-
posted 81 100000 as security. The lease
contract was signed to-day. The stock VIII
be listed on the New York Stock Exchange
The owners Of the South Carolina road, iall'
Ing to deposit their part OF the security
have no interest in the lease.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
DEADY FOR ANY DEMAND.

CARDOzO, ALsOP. MOsBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
429 EAST BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
ARE DAILY ADDING To THEIR CHOICE
AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK FOR
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
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4 lOIlr.

Flour-We quote Fine. f36S3.50; extra 1915
6*J.sO: sunerfne, S3.75a $3.50; common ram
~ &6dS6 2J choice or patent family. - ong 30;
Stanton ins pection. ezra. SO: suptrnnt, 500
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BLACK GO,

BLACK GOODS.
In this our specially we have just opened
WORSTED NENETIANS, TAMISE,
NUNS YELLING, BEACH CLOTHS.
PLAIN aud LACE BUNTINGS, FOULE,
ARMURE, GRAPE VlRGINlE,
together with such standard goods as
BCNTINGS, CASHMERES,
HENRlETTAS. ALPACAS,
at prices never offered before IN this market.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. May 10. 1881.
sALEs.-20 shares Richmond and Danyile Rail-
road stock nj 9si. leo do. at 9e1; 40 shares Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad stock at 49,, 10 do.
at AZ; 80 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad stock ut 46h. 10 do. at Al, so do. at AN
10 do at AZ; 10 shares Norfolk and Western Rail-
road preferred stock at 63l; 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock at 80; so shares Atlanta and Cnar.
D.tf
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
MI IT MVN d NIlIN IWs 7 2 Q
SAlkS.

RICHMOND. May 10. 1881.
SALFS.
WHEAT-LancaSttr 400 bushels very good M
Sl.3O. Mixed. 500 bushels prime al Sl.3l. FuiiL
80 bushels very good at $L2G; 326 bushels very
good a : %. go
hEohpl, very good al 5gc.; 40 bushels good al 0cc.
Mixed 80 bushels very 2oOd at 59c.
RYE.-2O bushels damaged ~ S0r.
MEAL.-j0 bushels very good al 6Oc.
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DOR NEW YORK.-The Old 4

DomiuiOn Steamship GOmpany's .SSsHAksxrs
steamers Will sail follows: steamer Old DO
NlNlON, Captain WALKER, e.ery ! TUESDAY at
2 O'Clock =. VI /; steamer WYANOKF Capt,in
CoVCH. every FRIDAY al 2 O'Clock p. VI. steamer
MANHAITAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
AZ O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received up TO l O'Clock p. VI. for the
TUESDAY ) ana iday's steamer, aud 10 q O'Clock
Silur' ny evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF laung signeu aud goods for.
"srded VITA dispatch to all po Is north soun east
and west; also. to foreign ports
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
81. - '''''
FOR freight or passage apply 70
g. W. Allen & Co, Agents,
my CTS COmpany's Wharf. Rockets.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
For WASHINGTON 60

THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
has resumed the Old and fayoriIe route
BETWEEN QUANTICo AND WASHINGTON
THE NEW PALACE STEAMEk EXCELSIOR,
built expressly for this service. win make TWO
TRIPS DAILY except sunday In connection with
trains Of the Richmond. Fredericks burg and Poto.
mac railroad. leaving Richmond at $50 A. NJ and
J.. W., arriving at Washington at 2 =. NJ and
1920 l.. VI.
CHARACTERISTICS.
Freedom from dust, view Of the beautiful and
historic scenery along the FAMOUS POrONtS
RIVER. passing In mil view Of MOUNT VERNUN |:
elegantly served meals. grand main saloon, superb
stalerOOms, delightful bathrooms, hot and cold
water, and al The complete appointments of a
strictly first class boat.
Fare from Qnauiico TO Washington flimiiedL 81
straight ana round trio tickets between Richmond
ana Washington at lowest rates at offices OF she
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
and A. ". CARRIERS.
GEORGE MATTINGLY. Superintendent.
VI. VI. WEIGH, Agent, 1000 Main street.
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FERTILIZERS.

"EUREKA"!
Ia "ORIENT",
Having rebuilt our factory Al Orient. l.. l., lieh
was lasi year destroyed BY fre, aud also put In
operation q large factory HERR IN RICHMOND,
both completely equipped. VT are enabled With our
ncreas.d facilities, To furnish these sTANDAkD
BRANDS. 20 long aud f.vorsbly known 10 the
totacco. and eoru-pisntsrs OF virginia and North
Carollns. ADDRESS with refereneesb
W. u. CRENsHAW,
President Atlantic anu Virginia Fe. tirsng
Cempany, Crenshss WAREHOUSE,
Richmond. Va.
GOOD LIVE AGENT WANTED kVERYs
WhERE. AZ 30-a3w,sS2wAw2W
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sy 1etogr8pD.

NEW YORK. May TO- NDep.-Stocke strong
Money. ueI cent. FXcnapPe-LOny, 4Sti shorI
jSSi3 state bonds duh and nominal. Government
quiet.
Erentng.- Money, 3@4 per cent Exchange
iSili. Governments stro z and higher; new .
l0z's; new ANS, llJa new As. IlG& states nom
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LACES AND EMBROIDERIEs.

We call especial attention 10 a recent purchase Of
HAMBURG EDGES, consisting of 1920 yards
These goods are demanding great attention.
All the latest LACES, TRIMMINGS. and NECK
WARE AZ lowest rates.
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IRON, STEEL, GRINDsTONEs. &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.-BESr REFINED
i Iron, comprising u fIul assortment OF Fiats.
Rounds, squares, Oyals, Bsnds, &c.; Russia, Gal.
yanixed, aud American sbeet-Iron Swedes and
Norway Iron, Norway Shapes aud Rods: NayiOr's
(ast-stefl, German and Bistered Steel, Machinery
and Trieste Baobit Metal. Pig.Tia, spelter,
sheet Zine and Solder, crseshoes, Nails, &C., sc.
for sale by
ap I2.Sm HENRY N. WORKMAN.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10, 1881.


ARRIVED.
Steiner Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk. United State
mall. merchandise and passengers. l.. Is. Tatam
agent.
schooner +. NerwiD. Brown, City Point, light. 20
load coal, John a Curtis.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New Yorh,
merchandise and passengers, e.. W. Allen & Co..
agents.
steamer Pioneer. Plan. Philadelphia. merchant
disc and passengers. J. W. McCarrick. agent.
sehoon'r d. II. Rapp. CAFE, Washington, d. C.,
coal, John A. Curtis
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK. Nav I0.-Arrived: Schooner John
Young. Gurus, from Vlrsina.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore May 9th, schooner George W.
CosngtOn. Brewington.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. MAY lO.-Aruyed: steamer West
hourne tlty OF Dallas from ternandtHa. Arrived
out Bark Bertha. Wl'sOmmen. Homeward 4: Do ris
J.. Stafford Tor Hampton Roads.
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A Negro Lynched.

NEW ORLEANS, May l0.-A special to The
Democrat from Homer, La, says That a
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
RudOlphe and Stephanie.

MARRIAGE OF THE CROWN PRINCE OF AUSTRIA
AND THE PRINCESS or BELGIUM.
VIENNA, Nav 10.-The marriage OF the
| Crown Prince RudOlphe Of Austria and the
Princess Slcphanie OF Belgium was most
imposingly solemnized at the Church OF St.
Augustine to-day. An immense multitude
collected in the streets through which
the imperial and royal persOnaeeS
! proceeded TO the church. An hour
before the enforcement Of the cere-
mony the church was crowded by bril-
| liant and striking assembly, fanfar OF
| trumpets signalling the arrival OF the COR
| f9qe ut the church-dOOr. where il was re-
CO wed by Cardinal Won SchwarZenburg at
the head OF the clergy. Their maieSies
took seats under canopy over the throne.
The bridal party proceeded to their places,
there offering a short prayer. After 4
brief address from the Cardinal the mar
rage ceremony was proceeded with. AT the
moment the rings were exchanged peal>
broke forth from the bells Of the city and
Sniros OF artillery were fired. At the con-
clusion OF the ceremony a re Deum was
sung: after which the liofberg choir exc
cuted an old German march. The newly
married pair, accompanied by the other I'm.
TO the city palace OF lofberg.
The New Departure I'm Russia.
LONDON, May 10.-A II. Petersburg dis
patch says that the terms OF the ukaSe les
senrng the peasants rents are now finally
settled. The ukase will apply 10 100000
peasants, who will be relieved OF con-
siderable portion of their annual payments
on account OF land. While all accumulated
arrears will be RENTED, all proprietors
who have not yet arranged to sell thelr
holdings TO peasants will be compelled TO
do SO by 1888.
The Russian Land Question.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 10.-The ukase
relative TO peasants rents, the terms OF
which have been settled, is expected TO be
issued in a few days. General Melikoff and
NJ. D'ADqsa have been its principal pro-
moters. Experience OF twenty years has
shown that the payments imposed upon
peasants for land received at the time OF the
emancipation OF the serfs brought much
more benefit TO the landed proprietor than
70 the peasants. In many cases these
naymepts amount TO more than The
whole income capable Of being de.
rived from the land. The ukase Will
decree that the prOprietors and peas
ants NAV come TO n voluntary agreement
for the complete transfer OF ownership to
the peasants until January ], 1888, when inc
period of obligatory transfer VIII begin; In
the mean time the annual payments VIII DC
reduced forthwith TO rate when the peas
ants are able to pay, and assistance WIZ DC
afforded them to redeem their ho'd'hSs'
The Government will assume the payment
OF 0. 900, 900 roubles annually TO indemnify
the proprietors for the reduced payments
received from the peasants. which VIII DC
taken from the accumulated profits OF tne
State bank, now amounting 10 ABOUT
100, 900, 900 roubles.
Mr. Bradlaugh Again.
LONDON, May 1O.-In the House OF Com,
mons Mr.. BradIaugh to-day again advanced
TO the bar to be sworn. The speaker
ordered him to withdraw. lie refnseu 70
do so, when the Sergeant'at'Arms, ~ Tue
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GENTLFMEN's FURNISHINGS.

To this department We ask The attention Of gentle
men. as our stock presents unsual attractions,
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, WORSTEDS, sERGES
CHEVIOTS, DIAGONALS, &C., on which much
money can he saved.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ->fESs
~ COMPANY. $1,000.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company Will dispatch one OF their splendid
stcamers-OLD DOIlNTDN. WYANOkE. MAN.
HAITIAN. and RGCHNOND-pverv TUESDAY,
amt FRIDAY AZ , =. NJ. and SUNDAY AZ : \. VI.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, TIT RS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at L. N. from Pier 20
new NUMBER. foot OF Beach street. North river.
lney nave splendid Saloons state-ro) ms, and bath
rooms.
The fare accommodations and attentions are un-
surpassed.
Cabin iare 10 New York. $1,000. Storage, 50
andS7.
ei!h's for points beyond New York fOrw trde q
with DISPATCH aud no charge made except actual
pcnscs incurred.
Freighs received until @ O'Clock l.. VI. daily.
Tor further Information apply
GEORGE W. ALLEN K Co, Agents,
my Oil y CnmpIhX's wharYes. Rnckrtts.
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MILLINERY.

HUTZLER BROTHERS (.ueces. 80
III sors 10 Mrs. \. liutfler). 525 Broad 9HRxk
street. offer the tRt ATE>T lNDUCs-JNoSe
NENTS 70 buyrrs of MILLINERY GOODS. Their
LFGIIDR< HATS--assOrted Shapes--at soc, are
very cheap. A great many bargains TO be bad.
Trimmed and mt rim med goOds lower than any
o. her They have fhe largest stock tile latest
STYLES, and the lowest prices. Call aud supply YOUR
self. my III
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TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
I. EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. NOR.
FOLK, MAY 4, 1851.
DUNCAN & BARLOW, SURVIVING TRUSTEES,
AGAINST
THE ATLANTIC. Mississippi AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY AND OTHERS

And now, May Alb. 1881. IL is ordered that Mas
ter Commissioner Peasants do take an account
showing the amount Of claims, and hv whom held.
az inst the deieBdint cOmpiny, for labor done and
supplies and materials furnished before the appoint
ment OF the rtcev r in ihis cause shown 10y the
books and RECORDS Of the comuany. or hv the evil
dencc he addressed before him bv The holders of
such claims as have alTeady fled or may hereafter
hle petitions for the payment thereof The Master
VIII also report whether the materials or supplies
Furnished we - Oh hand AT the lime OF The appoint
mcnt Of The receivers and we're Subsequently used
by them In The operation Of the railroad.
He will also. I'm ease Of the ignmeut aud trans
fer OF Of sad claims since said suit brought.
report when the stmc were acquired by the present
holders. and for what consideration.
lie wi I also give notice by advertisement In one
more daily papers 10 b. published In The clues of
Norfolk. Petersburg. Richmond. and Lynchburg
that such claims are 10 br presented and proof
made Oh or before The lJih dav Of June, SSl aud
VIII file his report IN the clerks office al Richmond
nv the lst Day of july. 1881. and exceptions. II
any. NAV be flied thereto within twenty DAYS there
from. and the hearing Of the said petitions is fixed
for The third day of the ncX' bciOher term OF hi.
court AT Richmond. HUGH l.. BOND.
Circuit judge
ROBERT W. HUGHES.
f.N.F I.a.tE.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

We have determined 10 adopt 4 popular tariff
LOWEST RATES, and ASK an examination of our
rates before sending abroad for such goods We are
determined to meet the market TO price, fab- ic
and finish.
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DHILAD HLPHIA, RICH &9TA
& MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM 3xAAAA
snip LINF.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THPEE TINES A WEEK.-tptil further no
lie the steamers o. thiE '!ne viii make tri-woeky
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, aud Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con
lecilng al Philadelphia With Clydef ew Englan'
Line Tor Fall River.
QIICK TMF-FREQCENT DEF .-RTUREs-
Low EST RATES.
k.cigh: received daily Until 5 O'Clock 2. VI.
JAdES W. MCCAKRiCk,
General SOut ern Agent, Richmond, Va
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
no2s ~ ~ S~orh Whsrves IN ltdelnhts.
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,OTICE TO LABOR AND SUPPLY" CLAIM

MASTERS OFFICE. RICHMOND.
In obedience 10 the foregoing decree a ! parties
ntere teu therein are hereby notified that shall be
In attendance al my Office ~ Richmond mp 10 and
Including the 18Th DAY OF JUNE Mex L to re-
ceiye the petitions and the evidence to support the
same mentioned therein.
VI. +. PLEASANTS,
my l1.3iaw2w Master.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX-
ID ECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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Mr. Bradlaugh Again.

LONDON, May 10.-In the House OF Com,
mons MIR. BradIaugh to-day again advanced
TO the bar to be sworn. The speaker
ordered him to withdraw. He refused 10
do so, when the Sergeant'at.Arms, ut Inc
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EOR NORFOLK, BALTI-r+El.
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAM
INGS ON JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
SMITHFIELD AND HAMPTON
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
TIE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND
carrying United States NALL
z. &. CLIFFORD, Commander,

carrying United States NALL
2. G.. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY AT A. VI. for abOve-named places
connecting 1t Portsmouth with the Bay Line same
afternoon. which arrives al Ola Point at $40 l.. Ne,
aud al Baltimore next morning In fun time Tor y
A. VI. train for Philadelphia, New York ami Boston.
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk TT ESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at 4. W., ar
irving here about T. al.
Fare 10 Norfolk l so
Fare round trim Observation-Disclosures. 80
rare 10 lnlduttpnh s'........ w
rare 10 NeW lOTh..............,.. ~ DU
rare 10 II
Through tickets on sale on steamer city Of Rich
moud or Ariel and at CARRIERS Agency, $50 MAR
street. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smithhed, and Hampton; Washington, ID. G.,
Ncwberne, Washington, ano Tarboro', n. C.. anc
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
ern shore of Virginia. old Point. and all regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. q. TATUM,
ap Is Superintendent.
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MAINE iNrEaAls.ENCn.

NINIATURE ALMANAC-MAY II, Iasf.
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THE SIX PER CENTS.

WASHINGTON. Nav l0.--It is believed by
the Treasury officials that substantially all
Of the 6 per cent. bond, will in due time
be presented for continuance al g per cent
interest. over $4,000, 600 have already
been presented.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-07-28
DUNLAP SPRINGS.
a Healing Spa of West Tennessee De-
serving Of Special Attention.
From tho Memphis Appeal

From tho Memphis Appeal
DUNLAr SPRINGS July %, 1851.
DEAR OLD APPEAL-By leaving
Memphis mt am. by the Chickasaw
route, in three hours you reach the
beautiful little city of Bolivar, place
of over n thousand population, situated
on lofty plain, and for half n century
past celebrated for her health, her
high social circle. her strong minded
ma" and her accomplished and beau
tiful women. Here in Bolivar We see
the cradle in which were rocked and
brought to maturity some of Tennes-
sees purest and greatest men. 1t was
the home Of-nnd Bolivar points with
pride to the memory of her departed
sons-Judges Barry, Barton, Austin
Miller, Fentress, Thomas r. Smith
and others, legal lights whose names
and fame will ever live in the memory
of the bar of Tennessee. 1t was like
wise the home of Ezekiel Polk, Perry
Polk, John H. Bills, Il. P. McNeal,
Pitser Miller, d. 7. Wells, Rufus =.
Nicely, Alexander Ramsey, Montezu-
ma and Paul T. Jones, Charles Fitz-
hugh, George A. Peters, Albert Ne
Neal, Hugh Harkins, Henry Kahn,
Charles Wood and others. some of
whom survive. The wisdom and pu-
rity of these noble pioneers, though
somewhat deprecated, is plainly visi-
bic in their worthy descendants. But
while Bolivar has her attractions, yet
they are soon lost sight of when COM
pared with those of Dunlap Springs.
I his beautiful, though somewhat neg
lected summer retreat is three miles
southeast of Bolivar, and since my
arrival here, ten days ago, has been
crowded with visitors. Among those
from a distance are Misses Julia Nc
Clary, of Texas; Mamie Jane Scott, of
Virginia; Mamie Lue McClelland, of
Memphis; Cora Thompson, of Cranes
vile, Tenn; Dora Dunavant, of Mem
phis Eddie and Mamie Fentress,
Misses Ophelia. Katie and Mary Bills,
Miss Nellie Walker, Miss Mary JOY
Nelson, all of Bolivar. Also of same
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-07-28
SOUTHWESTERN BENEFIT GUILD

SOUTHWESTERN BENEFIT GUILD.
An organization bearing the above
title has recently been perfected at
Memphis, its purpose being the pay
ment TO members the sum of $4,000
upon marriage. Those who marry
after four years from the date Of their
acceptance are entitled to the full nup-
tial benefit. Marriagcable periods oc-
cur every four months, and those who
may marry at the expiration of that
time will receive 1-I2 Of $4,000, or
1856 6G3; after eight months, 1888
335; twelve months, $500 90, and so
on until the members are entitled to
the full amount. There is also an en-
dowment and annuity find in connec-
ton with the order. Judge John L.
I. Sneed, Capt. J. Harvey Malhes,
Hon Chas. b. Simonton, and a num-
Der Of other prominent and substan-
tial men, are among the directors.
John Greene Hall, of Coyington,
organized a branch Guild in Bolivar
Saturday morning, with ten or twelve
members. when the following officers
were elected: A. NJ. Lambeth, Jr,
President; WI Yopp, Vice Presi-
dent; Frank Williams. Secretary;
Wade Harvey, Treasurer. This is
quite an inducemeut for our young men
to commit matrimony, and VIC venture
the prediction that they will not let
their chances, Like sunbcams pass
them by" Shades of the matrimonial
bazar! preserve and defend us! Why
wasn't this thing organized years ago?
We have heard this question asked
often by married persons, for whose
benefit 1t comes, alas too late.
THIS order is founded on safe and
equitable principles, and is destined To
win unprecedented success