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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-16

STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONvENTION.-The
Executive Committee OF the Sunday-School
Union OF all denominations Of the State OF
Virginia have decided TO send delegates to
the international SUnday-School Conyen.
tion to be held in Toronto, Canada, in June
next, and for that purpose instructed the
chairman, Colonel j. b. Cary, to appoint
the number OF delegItes TO which the State
may be entitled from Sundsy-school work
ers who may be able to attend. The CON-
mittee also, on motion Of Rev. J. William
Jones, ID. d., decided TO hold State Sum-
day.School Convention Of all denominations
in the city OF Petersburg in the month Of
October next.
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RETURN OF THE GOvERNOR.-His Excel
lency Governor Holiday, after an extended
and agreeable tour through the South, re-
turned TO the Executive Mansion, in this
city, yesterday evening. He spent the
greater part OF his vacation in the Star
State, paying a most agreeable visit TO New
Orleans. The Governor was everywhere
the recipient Of kind and gracious hospi.
tllity and distinguished honors; and the
interchange OF ideas and expressions Of
kindly feelings between the Executive OF
the Old Dominion and the various officials
with whom he was brought in contact
throughout the South cannot but bind with
closer ties the far and near South. Gov
ernor Holiday is looking well and is in fine
spirits.
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Personal AND BRIEF LOCALs.-James H..
NJ. Handy, son OF the late Rev. DR.. Handy
and brother OF VI. p. Handy and +. A. G..
Handy, both journalists well known in this
city, died at Port Penn, Del, on the 18th,
in the thrtieth year OF his age.
Mr.. George A. Smith, OF the Danyille
NewS, was in the city yesterday, and pur-
chased a new outfit OF type for that paper.
Mr.. S. c. Greenhow, City Treasurer, who
has been sick for several weeks past, was
on the streets yesterday, and will probably
be at his post in day or two.
Mr.. William T. Shields, formerly OF this
city, and for many years connected with the
wing. but now OF Lexington, Va, has
qualified to practice law IN the Supreme
Court OF Appeals.
The ordinance giving the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad the righ OF way through
the city having passed both branches OF the
City Council, only awaits the approval OF
the Mayor 10 become Il law.
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HESRlco News Tue Henrico County
Court was engaged yesterday in trying the
case OF Edgar Hicks, charged with felony.
Messrs. John Il. Young and Henry A. At.
kinson represented the accused, and Com.
monwealth's-Attorney Thomas and Major
W. +. c. Gregory conducted the prosecu.
ton. The case was'giyen to the jury about
D O'Clock In the afternoon. After being out
OF the courtroom few minutes the jury
returned and found the prisoner guilty OF
assault, and not OF the felony. The Court
thereupon sentenced the accused TO pay a
fine OF $3.50 and TO be confined in jail six
months.
The County Court will be In session
again to-day, but 10 eases OF any importance
will be heard until Friday.
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BATTALION DRILL There was a battalion
drill Of five companies OF the First Virginia
regiment last night, Colonel John B. Pur.
cell commanding, which was witnessed by
a large number OF citizens. all OF whom ex.
pressed their exceeding qualification at the
proficiency displayed both in drill and all
the other requirements Of the school OF the
soldier The companies assembled at the
armory and proceeded to Broad street be-
tween Ninth and Twelfth, where the drill
took place 10y the light Of brightly.shiniug
moan
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RAILROAD AND OGHER OFFlCIALs.-Amone
The arrivals at the Exchange yesterday were
Calls p. Huntington, Esq, president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway; A. s. Hatch,
vice president OF the same road; +. o.
French. president OF The Richmond and Al
leghany railroad George S. Opdyke, New
York; +. f. Dodge, Brooklyn; E. ii. Par
dee, New York; q. \. Smith, OF the Dan
willie (Na.) Ne,rS, aud Frank D. MOulton,
New York. The latter gentleman is known
as the "mutual friend" in the Beecher-
TiltOn case.
Messrs. Huntington and Hatch will start
this morning on tour OF inspection OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, the latter re-
turning to this city from Huntington, w.
Va, the former continuing farther west.
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wmBoR's CoD.LIvER OH AND LINR,-Persons
who have been taking COd-Liser Oh will be pleased
10 learn that DIR. Wbor has succeeded, from direc-
ions OF several professional gentlemen, In comb!.
ming the pure OIL aud Lime la snch manner that IL
Is pleasant TO the taste and Its ef,cs In lung COM
paints are truly wonderful. Very many persons
whose cases were pronounced hopeless, and who had
taken the clear oil for long time without market
effect. have been entirely cured by using this prepa-
ration. BE sure aud set The go nine. Manufactured
ouly by A. 3. wnRoR, chemist, Boston, Sold by
al druggIsts.
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OFFICE ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI AND OHIo)
RAILROAD CONPANN.
IFENunTnG. Va. March 3, 1881.

HOLDEES OF THE FOLLOWING.
earnestly requested TO forward the sasne for pay
inent TO NJ. & JAMESON, Cashier, L9nchburg,
Va:
VIRGINIA AND DENNESSEE PER CENT.
lNTEREST-FUNDkNG BONDS. which ma
;ured July /, $3.50.
I2ierest ceased al these bonds November L, 1850.
shb 10 are siih asutstaHding as follows Three
botds OF $1,000, rhsee .: $500. and twenty Of
'iVV each c. l.. PER4 ms,
HENRY FINK
nt g. aw4~ Receivers.
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WE BELIEVE THAT TUFTS PILLS are destined
10 be the medicine of the world. They impart a
power by which every organ OF the body becomes
healthy Very few diseases exist that cannot be re.
eyec BY puiglng the bowels aud restoring the liver
TO lis normal condition aud for this purpose no
remedy has been invented that has as happy an
ef. ct as th'se pills. They never wrench the sys.
ten, but ae, mildly, and give tone 10 the whole
/ I..l.4
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aIIOM.ss BRANCH 4 tQo :,
GAA'Re IS AND ConStSe ION MERCHASrs,
RICHMOND. Th- ketruary %, l4fsl.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

MesfI 7, sale limited am pEit Of RICHMOND
AND DAN LILLE RAILROAD 6 PER CRsST.
"Vi-S BOkls, due Ia 1913. at. 80 per cetrt. axd
s'Vi'Hd nere1t. They occurred by the cG9IsO!.
ul'edJlprtgseG on ihe Richmond as1 Danyis rail-
iC~a aRt the Ps sfmOHt railroad an6 The lease OF the
NSih't aroins- a. ilroad.
"efu with co3hdeOce Iee0asmsEc these bo8dsi
70 o'ef isiSnds aud the pgbiic sesesaliy. the
1aal 1 Iepft for NJ y,'ar end;ax September so.
teeo' s,oSed that the company had reduced it
usO' "Ser $460,0Ot during The two preceding
'eafs and declared ovid sRd Of per sent on Its
'sPl'a look. amounting 70 &Il5.2S2, gach was
la IN 1asasry, 1881, besides a.idns largely 10 the
tV,nog stosk sod maebIasery and pufaeasiIY about
'',,VO tons % sew rails.
,T fT The tisiee months ending 3 LIST Decsnt1er, !
49, 1e net receipts of ,he compSny sxceesed |
~.'o'VO9 aftsr payment u all Interest. sant, ald
"ilss liked charges.
., "s reserve The sfiyilege Of sdssncing the igioe
- zoe bonds wiiSont notice: hence pun cisSergh
=. seter apply prOD9ny.
Aa salaS.
-, Respectfully,
NE1 Ito THOMAS BRANCH & co.
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FUNERAL SERyICEs.-Tbe funeral OF Mr..
Andrew Baccigiluppo, a well.known Italian
citizen. was preached az Odd. Fellows Hall
yesterday afternoon by DR.. Weddell, OF
It. Johns Episcopal church. The remains
were taken TO Oakwood cemetery for inter-
ment under escort OF Pocahontas Tribe, !.
.. h. NJ, and a committee fIom Syracuse
Lodge, X. p, OF which the deceased was a
member.
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C0L0RED TAFFY
For the sable Citizens Of Virginia.
who will Promise 10 Help the Re
adjastcrs this Fall.

The Closing Hours of the Convention at Pc
the Colored Voters 10 Malone ne-Comnittee TO
Wait Upon the President in Reference TO
the Ballot-The Address in Full.
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PUT THE FOUNTAIN IN ORDER. The foun.
tain In Monroe Park has been out OF order
for many weeks. The water was drawn of
during the cold weather apd the iish carried
away for safe-keeping. IL is one OF The
principal attractions OF the park, and ought
10 De put In order ut once,
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SALg OF THE CITY RAUwAY.-The Rich.
mond City Railway was sold yesterday at
II NJ. in front Of the stables OF the com.
Dany 10 satisfy two deeds OF trust for $780,.
900, with Interest added, amounting in full
to about 100000. The property was
bought by j. l.. Schoolcraft, Esq, who paid
$4,000 in excess of the amount above
named. The management OF the railway
will for the present continue as heretofore.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, 80 !;
o A. NJ, 43; noon. 81; =. NJ, 60; q p.
NJ, so; midnight. Al.
Mean temperature, 4St.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.

TOsr, on YESTERDAY, A BLUE.
IL ENAMELLED GOLD LOCKET on 1welih
street between Bread and Marshall. or on Broad
between Eighth and Twelfth streets. The hpdsr w.t
he rewarded by leaving the same II 5l9 east fraak-
In street. NH l6-1kf
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THE Sun ORATOR.-Rev. Johu Jasper, OF
the Sixth Mount Zion Baptist church, Will
on next Monday night, at Mozart Hall, de-
liver his now historic as well as celebrated
sermon embraced in the sententous legend,
"The sun Do Move All who nave not
hitherto had the privilege OF hearing This
gifted diyine's able exposition OF his pecu'
liar theory OF the movements OF the great
celestial luminary named VIII then be al
forded that qualification.
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THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT-IIUMPTY
DUMPTY.-The immense audience which
crowded the Theatre last evening from pit
10 dome to witness the first presentation OF
Jay Ral's Humpty Dumpty was a pOtert
argument OF the success Of lOw-price en-
tertainments. The company is small one,
and, while good enough OF its kind. pre-
sented some novel and remarkable features,
particularly in the specially line. The at
tenuated orchestra Of the company was es-
peclally notable for its unanimity and per-
sistent discOrd.
The Humpty OF Mr.. Grimaldi Zeltner
and "Old One-Two" by Mr. Charles
Cbrisde were very amusing, and kept the
large audience in good humor. Rel Mulab,
who bites in two and dances on real red-hot
iron, was wonderful in his exhibitions. and
il was only remarkable that some phian-
thrOpst connected with society for the
prevention OF cruelty 10 animals did not in
terpOse. The cOntOrtOns Of the I" India
Rubber Man Rolando seemed almost SUI
perhuman, and exhibited great proves
and endurance. "The Great London Dog
Circus" was a show well worth seeing,
and demonstrated TO what near degree OF
hnman intelligence the brute creation can
be trained The German comedian, Mr..
Frank De Forrest, with his trained dog.
was very entertaining, and received the
deaiening plaudits Of the boys in the gal
lery.
The company will give matinee this
afternoon at a quartcr-past 3 o'clock and
conclude their engagement here to night
with farewell performance.
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HClM0sSD AND PETERsBURG RAILROAD,l
RICHMOND, VA, March l, 1881.
NOTICE THIS COMPANY WILL EX-
" TEND HE FiRST-MORTGAGE BONDS
Hut on lhe 1si or April next for any part or ten
Ntif' ~ per cent. per aunuiu, payable semi .annu
ally, or Wi2 sen to the holders the new soidaed
yer cent. forty year bond at OF and interest. II
10Th Propositions be declined, holders will please
present lher bonds at The Office of ule treasurer at
maturity for payment, as interest Will cease at ma
lurlty. NJ. W. WARRINGTON,
nh l6-iArI Treasurer
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

ROBERT b. LYME. AZ =. VI. valuable frst-c'ass
iion-iront store pr pCrLy. No. l425 Nain street,
win an elegant aud weil.arranged dwelling
above.
W. GODDIN, y. w.. comml siOnei's sale OF val
uable lots a. the northwest corner OF Franklin
aud Fourteenth streets.
FRANK ID. iIlLL & Co. 5f 4. NJ. building 10, on
the eastern side of bnney street between Leigh
and Moore streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
huggcs, &c.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-For the Middle
States, increasing cloudiness and occasional
rain, winds mostly sOutheas,erly, stationary
or higher temperature, and lower barome-
ter.
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HrSsSEsS CHANCES.

k'9a SALE, A COMPLETE OUTFIT
Tos,,V LARGE SASH AND BLIkD-fAC-
essa' AND PLAkIkG.MiLL. Offered low for
ehauxs ~ ~ nf.'.e class oder Sod on account %
nh,,, J. b, MARSHALL A Co.
F'''@W ASIA Gary strtet, Riebmopd, Va.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRISrNG-H House. Good work, low
prices aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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+ COMPANY MINsTRELs.-An entertain
ment will be given at Mozart Hall on the
evening o, March 2Slh for the benefit Of the
popular + Company, OF The First Virginia
regiment, which Will no doubt crowd the
hail with the friends OF the company.
Burnt.cork opera in varied ways OF home
talent, with six end.men, will be presented
on that occasion. Their special aim will be
TO make their offering acceptable to the
most fastidiOus taste.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs will instautly
relieve COUGH, a COLD, or HOARsESEss. Twen.
ty.lye cents.
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8irIlmond 1ispattk.


ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERs or THE CITY.
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UusIIyGs COURT.-Thomaa G. Ferguson,
for committing an unlawful assault upon
John Stevenson, was convicted and sent TO
jail for ninety days and fined 81.
Thomas Pleasants (colored), for stealing
one Britannia teapot from George Klein,
valued at $3.50, was convicted and sent to
the cbain-gang for thirty days and to re-
oaiya thirty hshes
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JULES MUMM CHAMPAGNE. W. ID. BLAIa 4
co. agents,
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Police CoURr.-Tbe following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by PolIceJustice ID. G. Richard
son:
Thomas Scott was fined IS for trespassing
upon the premises OF w. s. Selden and
breaking coffin.
James Bryant, charged with being drunk
and beating his wife, was required to give
sSrety to keep the peace for twelve months.
Joseph Pearman, charged with stealing
sG3. 96 from John L. Griffith. The case was
continued ill Thursday.
James Page was fined $40 for fast ridlng
OH the public streets.
Henry Booker was fined - for allowing
his team TO stand in the street without hold
ing the reins.
Edward Schumacher was fined " for
driving across the sidewalk.
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FAMILY RoB-HERRISGs, CLIPPED BEEF-bes
In the city-at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND Mullins FOOD !,
the highest terms for the use Of inyalids.
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sMe.srs. Editors, You will please state
that the Benjamin Bragg reported in the
DiSpGtch Of this morning as indicted by
The Ilenrico grand jury is not the one who
resides at 1907 east Main street. | have been
a citizen OF Richmond for the last forty
four years, and am DOW blacks mith at the
York. River railroad shops. :,
Very respectfully,
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FRESH INvoIcE OF KEY WEST CIGARS Just
received by w. ID. BLAIR 4 co.
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Touch TINE TAKING TEMPLES TEsrr.
MoNY.-The case Of A. j. Berry, charged
with dealing In policy and lottery. was up
Tor trial Yesterday In the Hastings Court,
and attracted considerable attention.
The unwilingness OF Douglass Temple,
an important witness In the case. to testify.
on the ground that he would criminate him
SELF, however, greatly retarded the trial OF
the case, and gave the court matter for con.
sideration yesterday.
Mr. Witt, Commonwealth attorney.
argued that rs the witness had testified
before The grand jury he could not claim
that privilege, as the grand jury was part
OF the court.
Mr.. John 5. Wise, counsel for Berry, ar
gued that the Court Of Appeals had decided
that point, and cited the ease OF DR.. Cullen,
witness In the Mordecai. McCarty duelling
case; that DR.. Cullen had testified before
the coroners jury, but when the case was
before the court DR.. Cullen refused to tes-
tify on the grounds that he might crimnate
himself, and he was sustained by the Court
OF Appeals.
MIR. Witt, in reply, said that the Coro-
ner's jury was different from the grand
Jury OF the Hastings Court; that the pro-
ceedings OF the grand jury was a part OF
the record OF the court.
Judge Christian decided that the witness
must answer, and upon his further refusal
to testify the Judge imposed upon him
fine OF $50 and with &enty days imprison-
ment in Jail for contempt; suspending,
however. the judgment until the 18th in
slant, to allow Temple time wherein TO
apply to the Court OF Appeals for writ Of
error. The jury in this case was accord
ingly adjourned until the 2Sth instant.
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Entered at the Posf-Odice at Richmond, Va as
second-class mattcr.I
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fmh l6.WSSu9nl
BCFFALO IITHIA WATER.

BUFFALO LiTIlIA WATER
FOR
BRIGHTS DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
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You may break, you may sha,ter the vase II yot
viii,
But the seen, Of the will cling round It still,
was written 10 split prophetic Of j. & 4. ATKIs'
SONS Extract Of White Roses.
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Richmond, March -, 1891.
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PROFESSOR G. II. WINSTON on GEOLOGY
BRILLIANT AUDIENCE HEAR CHARMING
LECTURE.-The announcement that Profess
sor &. III. Winston would begin his series
OF lectures on geology drew together at
Mozlrt Hall last night one OF the largest
and most cultivated audiences that has ever
assembled within its walls. The distin-
guishcd Professor in his power TO please
and instruct is unsurpassed by any lectu-
rer that has ever appeared upon Richmond
platform, and these qualities were never
more fayorably displayed than on this occa.
sion. Those who had never before given
the subject any attention were amazed at
its wealth OF interest, and those most flmi-
liar With its MYSTERIES found in the Profess
sOr's treatment OF it much to commend and
please.
The lecture was Introductory on its char
acter. and was intended to prepare the way
for those that are to follow. Geology was
declared to be second only so astronomy in
its sublimity, and second to none OF the
sciences in the clOseness OF its relationship
to ourselves. 1t was defined to be the sci
ence OF the structure and history OF the
earth, or it may be said to be the history OF
the evolution OF the earth and its inhabi-
tant&. The geol0gist is too often con-
founded with the mineralogist, but this is
a mistake. The geoogist has higher mis-
sion than the mere study OF minerals. He
cannot be narrow specialist. He must
learn OF astronomy, chemistry, physics,
mineralogy, and zoology il he would intel.
ligenlly study the history Of the earth and
its structure.
The learned Professor then preceded in
most pleasing manner to tell about the
"crust" OF the earth and what are the
sources and the extent OF our knowledge
OF ii; the grandeur and comprehen>iveness
OF the science OF geology and its demands
upon other sciences: spoke briefly Of struc-
tural. historical, aud dynamical geology,
and concluded with description OF the
geological status OF Richmond
The lecture was rendered very attractive
by the use OF lantern slides and diagrams,
many OF which were furnished by DR.. W.
ii. Rufner, whom Professor Winston took
occasion more than once to compliment for
his extensive and accurate geological know
ledge.
The second lecture OF the course will be
delivered next Tuesday night; and il the
expressions OF pleasure we heard from
many in the audience last night be any in
dcation of their merit, they bid fair to be
even more popular than the celebrated
course on astronomy which was delivered
last winter at Association Hall.
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WANTED, TO LOAN AT ONCE
W $4,000 on good improved city property FOR
a term OF year.. Interest and charges low Ap.
ply to SUTTON co.
NH l6-lt llOS Main street.
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WEsTPHALIA HAMS at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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WANTED. TO SELL, 10000 LARGE
w 40. HEART CYPRESS SHINGLES;
100000 SAWED LATHs,
and all other Minds OF
LUMBtR aud BUILDING MATERIAL.
TRUMAN A. Parker & co,
Lumber Dealers, Fifth aud canal streets.
NH lI.lw Rchm0ud, Va.
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: THE "HUB PUNCH"

,.,,,v been introduced, and meets with marked
." N' popular favor.
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Sodby leadng wine-merchant'' grocerS' ho'e's'
"a druggists every where. , ...,o.. -,
80 supnlieG AT manufacturers prices ny
,55piSTIAE 3 WHITE, Grocers, Sl4 Main
,tr,s'. Richmond, Va ID o-u7u'"Nr o rO.I
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..,~pr TsFD CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
u oHNr"'Ict SODA. OR NOT WATER,
'IpFNONAnF. or WITH FINE
N'F.TO SUIT THE TASTE.
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A TRUE REPUBLICAN.

Those who differ with us i'm this supreme
moment OF our fate are respectfully asked
il they will not refrain from efforts to battle
us IN this endeayor to improve our condl-
tion as men and Virginians. We think we
can see the dawn OF a brighter day. Equal
laws for all, fairly administered; free suf-
frsge and a fair count, with the necessary
result Of full citizenship for all, and free
education not only extended to our chill
dren the rudiments OF knowledge, but ex.
banded under liberal administration until
the highest walks OF learning shall be OPEN
ed wide 10 our aspiring youths. Then will
the bone and sinew OF the country have some
return for their Iabors and their taxes; then
tbe poor man. white or eOlored, shalt have
his fair share in the benefits OF government
then schools will be established wherever
the people need and demand them, no mat.
ter n the need and demands be from white
or eelored; then all our young men, with
out regard TO race or color, wealth or pow
efty, sIalI hase fair starts ia their mental
equipment for their journey sf life; and
our children, VINO will enjoy ALI the good
and growing consequences OF our decision
now, will rise up aQd call US biesses
RESOLVED, That the eolored people of Nir-
yinia, iD convention assembled In the city
Il Petersburg, regard the Rea diuster party
With favor and confidently believe that their
nte, ,-est. will be better secured and pre-
eryea, by aiding that party in its efforts 10
chleye and permanently settle the autag0-
ism OF races, which has unfortun.Si .SieIy
aected tue prosperity OF our State.
ROBIN ApAm.