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Virginia News.

The General Baptist Association Of Vir.
ginia convenes in Warrenton OF Wednes-
day evening.
At Scottsvlle, ID. p. Power was elected
mayor. Woodstock elected a Readiuster
mayor by majority.
The United States steamship Powhatan
Is laid up ut the Norfolk navy-yard until
after the LIST Of July, undergoing repairs.
James b. Pace, Esq, of Richmond, has
contributed one hundred bushels OF corn
for the relief of the destitute people Of
Patrick county.
The election in Alexandria on Thursday
was rs quiet as in Richmond, and but a
small vote was polled-S63 against nearly
1900 at the primary. The Conservative
candidates were OF course elected, there
being only feeble opposition to Mr.. Leon
ard Marbury for Commonwealth attorney,
and he was elected by Gf9 majority.
A young man in Charlottesville attempt
ed fraud on a Baltimore clergyman last
week by writing TO him that he had pur-
chased picture Of his daughter, which he
sent him, and for which he 1.-THE young
man) had paid the sum Of $50 rather than
let 1t get into the hands of q stranger. lie
represented that student OF the Univer-
sity was trying TO purchase il and ran him
up TO that price before he could secure il :
said the money he spent had been sent by
his father to pay his board bill, and he
begged the reverend gentleman to return
the said amount. He was interviewed by
an officer, confessed his fraud, and begged
for mercy.
The Pittsyludnio Tfibune comes TO us I'm
mourning this week over the death OF Mrs.
q. Whitlock Pigg, the cstimable wife OF the
editor, l.. ii. Pigg, Esq. This bereayed
gentleman has our sincere sympathy in his
: great affection.
ffrom Mount Sidney comes the intelli-
gence osf the death OF mother and daughter
IN tnnry-hsy hours OF each other. Mrs.
William snutmake died on Thursday night,
ana Mrs' JOIN w. Watson, her daughter,
died on rriuS night. They were we'll
known and hig ply respected.
The social eveS pt Of the week in Liberty,
wedding this (Tkursdav, mornino ot the
residence OF o. p. Reli Eso ~ b;s t,yo
daughters, Mrs. Jostenhine Rnrks end Mis-
Abbie Bell. The Qsrmer married ed NJ NJ,
Withers, promineiKst nIarter' l,y;na near w.,
Greensboro, Ala., and the Iatter o,,, non non,
tilar and enterprising Evoun@ tow wm pop
Mr. James Berry, Of ftbs firm ' % Por,.y
Brothers. The marTiaSge eararnonv no
psa' o , yo'" rsontractin~ only by the rela-
lives VI 'no contracting parties.
At Fredericksburg, on Th,r.dov "
oener was e r. ni';3r over r. b. Berry
ana .. r.; e'on., oG. Mason, for Com
mon ,' ca ',., a.'SIMy; II. A. Chew, for
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FoURQUnEAN. PRIcE.rHUl~o.


Wcarc offering o., spa 'iai lu-.il.l..'
\ FULL-BLEAcuED ALL-IINEN I..
TOWEi,23 by a. mchc-.at -1e.-.,'
ever exhibited ln thc city:
\ FULL-BLEACUED hLL-iiNIN uI.-
TOWEL, ~ by 30 inches. 90 30c.-,
gain Is rarely offered 20 ODD. musd;
28-lNCH AIL-WOOL NUN- NEulND. .
coIors and black, az 3oc. The supply t..
goods Is somewhat llm.icl.
PARASOLS I'm endless assortment of styles
prices, embracing an lhc advanced na'..
ranging In cost from II to $50:
ALL-su.K BLACK SATIN MERyElil. A
r a,sl.l2.-of superb value and just fa. '
for combinations or for entire costume. ~
call your special attention o. thi- EXHIBIT,
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STAND FROM UNDER.-The Philadelphia
Press, whilst supporting the CAMERON
ticket, acknowledges that defeat Is proba-
BILE, and proposes that the two tickets be
withdrawn, and that new one be nomi-
mated by convention Of delegates hereai-
ter to be chosen. The Press has no SYM
patty with Boss CAMERON. 1t supports his
ticket as being the regular Republican
ticket.
The Philadelphia Telegraph, also Repub-
lean. has enlisted for the war. 1t is AREA
dy up to the fever heat OF October. 1t
keeps up constant fire.
Lei lis hope that the Democrats may gain
few congres men rs a consequence of the
Pennsylvania contest.
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Not N Regular Candidate.

Captain c. II. Causey, OF Suffolk, Va,
requests us to state that he was not cam
didatc for member OF the Town Council in
the regular acceptation Of the term, as he
was not nominated nor was nc voted FOL
with any idea OF being elected. His name
was used by his friends and printed on the
tickets to counteract the movements Of the
opposite party, there being 10 regular
party nominations for Council.
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u SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT.
JULIUS MEYER * son
are closing out

200 pieces HEAVY RED-CHECK MATING IT
- per roll Of forty yarls-only Zoe. per yard;
EXTRA SUPERIOR FANCY MATING at -pc-
cill Ggurcs.
Also. oh,rlns many other special bargains In
their line. including
HANDSOME FIGURED INVITATIONS LlNEN
LAWNS at e.; hyperion quality WIDE
LAWNS 40 &c.; REAL LINEN LAWNS,
handsome style, at T. &C.. worth zoe: extra
quality ut 49,. would De cheap 81 2jc.. ,,-t
LIGHT PRINTsat4.c.;
GUINETs SUPERB BLACK SILK 30 81;
YARD-WlDE NOME FOlLARDat 60:
BLACK ALL-WOOL BUNTINCs at lie. worth
1879;
BLACK ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING 20 2jc.;
BLACK LACE STRIPE BUNTING at 1cc.;
regular price zee;
COLORED SiLK-FiNiSH BROCADES go l. g.;
MORE STRIPED SATIN at Soc. worth SIPS;
FRENCH DOUBLE-FACE sUlTlNGs, ontlnly
new, at l2c.;
10 pieces WHITE LINoN DE INDIA at IKE,
the cheapest ever sold;
90 pieces YARD-WlDE VICTORIA LAWN, SUI
pcror quality, at s.c.;
WHITE LACE STRIPE MUSLIN at &c.;
WHITE PERSIAN NULL at 20c. worth 3oc.;
500 pairs FOSTERS 5-HOOK KID-GLOYEs,
Black and Colored, at 81; FOSTERS =
HOOK, Black only, at LAO worth 1928;
SARAH BERNHARDT KIDS, 6-button length,
all the new shades, AT ,l.2J
FRENCH CHAMOis MosQUITAREs, embroii-
cred backs. AZ s5c.;
200 pair COLORED Isle GLOVES at &c. per
pair;
$50 dozen Ar ssroc mai LiaLn oLvN 70
at 25c. worth 75c.;
LADIES' PURE LINEN ULsTERs from sl.25
up-new and handsome styles;
PARAsOLS, lower than they have ever been sold,
at JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
my2l-eod 601 aud 6O3 Broad street.
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The Elections at Culpeper.
THE CONTEST FOR MAYOR BETWEEN TWO
EDIT0Rs-M MR.. GREEN, OF THE "EXPO-
N.rNr - III rfvrEp

Iht tONlESI TUX MA1Ok BEINEEN INO
EDIT0Rs-M GREEN, OF THE "EXPO-
NENT," ELECTED.
CULPEPER, May 2G, 1882.
Our municipal election for mayor, re-
corder, sergeant, and Town Council came
off yesterday very quiet and orderly. Con-
siderable interest, however, was manifested
in the contest for mayor, the candidates
being A. Med. Green, Esq, editor OF the
Exponent newspaper, and c. s. Krouse,
ESD, editor Of the Times. There was but
little, il any, politics in the contest, but
the friends OF the editors made mn active
and earnest canvass, each for his man,
which resulted in the election Of A. NJ
Green, Esq, OF the Exponent, us mayor by
40 majority. A. II. Alcock was elected Us
rIecorder-no opposition NJ. b. Hans
brough, sergeant. -Four members OF the
old Council, to whom was added Judge
ID. \. Gnmsly and w. ii. Wray as new
members. II.
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We are now Offering o. our trades confined
Of EMBROIDERED ALBATROs> rob- 4.
leading coiorings and I'm black al slc. la t
novelties our demand Is fir ahead Of ihe
To insure your choice OF shade please can %
KID GLOVES.
Our stock complete M SARAH BFHNlliI.
FOSTER, LUPEN'S, MARY ANDEE~oN. .
ENANDRE. and other leading -'f.e, f ..
GLOVES.
BLACK SILK at sl.5O-Dc,t value oer cN.I
in this city;
CASHMERE ROYAL SILK al 81 o. t;5.
We guarantee Our term. To- hc 90, iaf
any regular, flir-dcaiug house boo tID i'
states.
FOURQUREAN.PR lCF,rfM'it t'..
CARDOZO. ALsOP. MO>BN 4 60.
~-H..I|
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COURT ORDERS.

NiRGINIA-lN THE tlktllI''' "'
OF HANOVER cot MY, APhil --.
Ina the matter II the settlement ut u %
OF samuel C. Rcdi. adtului-fiat0r Ni
GOODWIN, decreased. ................ ~
IL aplcafing 10 the Court mat au ti,...'
report al The Transaction II fhc 500 Ai' e..
tor, aud Of the dc0ts aud dcmanu, I-t.h-.
ccacnls estate, has hccu flied ln tlr tifih
this court for more than one month. ANi
ccptuns being taken thcrfO, AMI n'
pearng upon the face ueroL ihc ~ih' .L
proved and confirmed bs The Iurtl aAt
10 h. rvcored.
And II appearing 10 the court ttt p. ..
TWO years had elapsed since The quail l'i. p. .-
SAID administrator prior t. TIC hhn d..
port Just above confirmed, On the u"H'
". boodwin, one Of thc di,ifi'uit'r ...
John ". Goodwin, deceased, The Nnif' b.. Do
tiiat The creditors Of the .aid estate AID
GOODWIN, deceased, DO show caN't
judge OF this court. al The CLERK '". lI.r
court, AZ the coart-house, ON hr L. ".'...r d..
ieeS, IL any they can, against inc l"'l. r
delivery 81 the estate OF said dtttd'ht
tr,bulces without pfundlng bonds ..s..f
And the Court doth further orici i.'. ..
OF this order be published in ihc h'..
patch, newspaper published n .h, ..' ,..I
mond, once week for four wees 'u' H De-
the door OF the coart-hOusc "a ihl' 81 r t..'
nrst day OF two successive terms '' rs, Is
Court OF this county plior 10 t'e a'''
July, 1882. rpoWN.
copy-test j. y '" l.e1
az 3e-snlw
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HoRsFORD's ACID PHOsPHATE-VALUADLE
MEDICINE.-Dr. w. III. Parmelle, Toledo,
o., says: 81 have prescribed the acid
in a large variety OF diseases, and have
been amply satisfied that il is a valuable
addition to our list OF medicinal agents"
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A Complaint from Mr.. PauI's Consti
tuents
BREMo BLUFF, Va, May 20, 1882.
TO The Editor of the Dispatch:


TO The Editor of the Dispatch:
For more than two days the post-oflice at
this place has been closed, entailing great
inconvenience upon the business interest Of
the community. The Department at Wash
ington has been teleglaphed TO for redress
OF the grievance, but 50 far no response has
been received. 1t is supposed TO be the
result OF political intrigue, and il is ear
nestly desired that you will, through the
columns OF your paper, invite the attention
OF Mr.. Paul to his utter disregard OF the
wishes and wants OF the people in this
portion OF his political vineyard. As this
Is some OF the unpalatable fruit OF read
iustment, II is safe TO say II can never be
come indigenous 10 the soil Of this locality.
MORE ANON.
p. S. Wheat crop promises great abun-
dance.
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DEATHS.

Died. Saturday morning, May 81, 1882, FRED
ERICK ". BASS, in the seventeen year Of his age.
Ills funeral viii take place THIS Sunday
AFTER NOON at O'Clock from the Second Bap-
list church. Ills friends and those of his son-in-
Law (Nr. Robert Mayo, Jr) are respectfully Invited
10 attend.
Died. on Saturday. May 9th. at the residence OF
Of her nephew. George Il. Bagby. No. 52S north
Fifth street. Miss FRANCES BAGBY, In the
eghty-thlrd year Of her age.
Her funeral viii take place from the above-named
residence az 9 o'clock 4. VI. SUNDAY. May 2Sth.
Friends and acquaintance of the family are in
viied 10 attend.
Died. on the 9th instant, at her husbands resi-
dence No. ia south Cherry street, at quarter to
Z o'clock MARY E wife of. Eugeni0us j. Walton
and daughter of W. T. and Martha Priddy; aged
twenty-une years five months and twenty-iour
days.
Farew ell, dear MARY. long farewell;
God strenthen me. pray,
70 bear the grief endure The pain,
Till am called away
Sad Is the house and lone the hour
since thy sweet smiles are gone;
But, oh 4 brighter home than ours,
In Heaven. Is now q Inc own.
The funeral viii be preached nj Llurcl-Strcct
Methodist church on MONDAY EVENING NJ 4 .
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances are inyiieI 10
attend without further notice
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nzTDIsPLAY OF DESIRABLE GOODS

To those who are attracted by the aliurements OF
"CIIEAP JOHN TRASH we desire to call at,cn-
ton TO the advantages Of buying STYLISH,
SOUND, and USEFUL FABRICS, which we, a. u
arst-class and reliable establishment, offer.
We can prove that our assortment In general IS
the most complete, and call and Inspection Will
convince.
An the new effects in lightweight dress goods,
such as NUNS YELLING. sITUDDAH BUM
ING, &C.
Best make OF SILKS, sATINs, SATIN DE
LYON, RHADAMEs, MOEWs, GRENADINES
&c.
Complete stock Of MOURNING GOODS and
GRAPE.
our assortment Of WHITE DRESS GOODS is
very large, with LACEs 90 match them all.
In LAWNS We have tie POLKA DOTS and
STRIPES 10 correspond.
Large lot of PARAsOLs at lower prices than
ever.
1000 LINEN and MOlltlR ULsTERs-per-
feet ht.ing inG cheap.
\ fine variety Of EMBROIDEEIES, BIbBoN~.
FANS. HOSIERY. GLOVES. NrTTs, HAND
KERCHIEFs. COLLARETTES. &C.. &c.
GENTLEMFN's. LADIES', and CilLDREN'S
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
Large line Of COLORED and BLACK
PRINCES, &c.
5000 yards Of SOUND and PERFECT NAT
TING and OIL-CLOTU
Many other articles, and everything nj FAIR
AND SQUARE PRICES t
THALIllNER BROTHERS,
corner Fifth and Broad streets.
my 2s-SuTu&Th
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No lady or gentleman need suffer long
with eczema, letter, ring-wrm, or any PIN
ply, rough, dry, scaly, skin disease, for DIR.
Z. w. Benson's Skin, Cure is perfect and
reliable remedy for all skin diseases. Sold
by all druggists at 81 per package.
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MILITARY NOTICES.


HEADQUARTERS + COMPANY ASSOCIATION,l
RICHMOND, May p. 1882.
4 II 4 MEETING OF THE EXECU-t
IA TIVE COMMITTEE II was decided 10 hold q
the scmi-annual reunion down James river, on ny
WEDNESDAY,, May 81, 1882. Every member n
Is expected 10 report for duty.
The barge will leave the wharf at s o'clock \. VI.
sharp. Bat for the accommodation Of those unable
10 leave I'm the morning. the tug will make Il Sec
ond trip. leaving the wharf promptly at II O'Clock
L. VI.
The contributing members of Company + are
invited u attend as guests.
by order Of
CHARLES l.. SKINNER, President.
Il. \. BROCK. Secretary. my 2s-3t
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

NEW LAW BOOKS.-Ilistory of the High
~ Court Of Chanccry of ENGLAND, by Conway
Robinson. Vol. L. $3.50: Blncrofts History Of the
Constitution of the United state. vols. 50 :.
Ter on Husband and wife. 20; sheldon on subro-
cation, $3.50: The Reporter, 10y Wallace, new
edition, $3.50; star Chamber Cases. $3.50, Des-
tvs Digest Of Criminal Law. 80: Converse In
dcyes t. virginia and West Virginia Reports one
OF the most valuable Virginia law books ever pub
lshed fmy2Sl NEST. JOHNSTON & 90.
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LOUBAT LIFTED.

A Great CONNECTION I'm the New York Union
CIub.. The virginia Dueilipa Affair Up
Y.,..,. from Mr.. -Loubat Expelled
TurnbuII Censured--An Effort to Secure the
Reinstntement Of Loubat; Excitement ana
Iudignntion.
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4 cases OF LAWNS, at all prices;
8 cases IMITATION LINEN Lawns:
8 cases BLEACIIED COTTONs;
As pieces DRESS GOODS At IOc.-sormor r,..
Csc;
MOIREs, SILKS, sATiNs. SURAI>. r,.,,
MEREs, BUNTINCs. GGNGHNN,. ppf.r.
CAssIMEREs, LINENS. DOMF,TIcs-.,.,.
a great decline in prices:
70 styles Of LACES, from L.. % sl.50r.r,.-,.
LINEN DE- DACCAs, yICTORN r,o.,.
PERSIAN MULLs, NAlNS0oN DlIrrn
and FIGURED SWISS. ana AN ,,.. ..
WHITE GOODS.
PARAsOLSi PAEAs0I,.
$40 NEW PARAsOLs Just received. ,.... ....
on consignment, and must he .8..-.. ...,
bargains ever offered.
MATTING>. NWrlNG,.
$50 NEW PIECES MATING mf -.....i
from auction, from llc. JOG ward tl l}..fr
the best article.
LINEN ULSrER>. LINEN II~TIp.t
G33 LINEN CLSTER>. in.t received f,rn f..
manufacturer AZ very 'ov prizes. Noal.n..
time TO buy these good.
FANSi FANS,-A large assortment
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS - go. o.. en-. -..
90c., AMI sl-ihe best good. inr ,. r....
ever seen.
To secutc some Of ihcrc hlrgalus sou ur f.f.
carly at -. 4 T.. NlTlILDOGt
my 2s-Sn.W&~a 81 Broad -l.t
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IL CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH isouth side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth tsl.-Proachingat ! o'clock
\. VI. by Rev. join HANNOS, u. d.; o'clock
=. 81. by Rev. ". IL. MCGHvRAY.
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~ CHRIST CIURCH.-Seryce at II
4. w. by The rector. Funeral Of Nlr. i. \. HULL at
4P. VI. No night services.
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RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, May "a. 1852.
This popular resort T. NOW OPEN for the sea-
son of 1882, aud In addition to the perfect train
service therefor advertised IN the companys regn-
win occur regularly during the season on TUES
DAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK upoh
special trains, leaving Richmond at |. NJ, and,
returning, arrive I'm RichmOnd.t 1880 7. VI.
The Uniform rate Of fare for round-tiip tickets
on regular passenger or excursion trains VIII ne
25c. Straight FIRE in each direction, Zoe.
The usual forms OF commutition tickets VIII also
be on sale.
For tickets and all information apply either ut
Richmond or Manchester stations.
For charter Of special trains call on the under
signed. 4. PofE,
my24 General Passenger Agent.
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IL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strccts).-Rcv. j. u. HAw-
THoRNE. ID. d.. pastor, will prctch on SUNDAY
It'll \. NJ, and O'Clock r. VI. Al welcome.
81
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r-Y- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. G.. W. RIGGAN. Of Kentucky, viii preach At
IL \. VI. aud s:l5 Pm
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III ST. PAULS CHURCH.-Diyine
service At 6 O'Clock p. VI.
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MR.. ROBINsoN's NEW BOOK.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH

publish this dag HISTORY OF THE HIGH COURT
oF CHANCERN AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS
OF ENGLAND, by CONWAY ROBINSON; Vol
umc !. Volume ii. IN preparation. Law style
$50; same In Two parts, law style. $500: two
parts In cloth, cut on uncut edges, $3.50. syo.
1899 PAGES.
EARLY ORDERS solicited for this valuable
work. my 25-dNw
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Funeral Notice.

Tie funeral Of JOHN W HARRIS, who was
drowned ON Thursday Lst, will take place from
The Laurcl-Street Methodist Episcopal church ON
THIS fSunday) IVENINt. nj 1 O'Clock. Friends
and acguaintincc, requested tOa,tcud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-28

DRINCE AND PAUPER, Mark Twain's
4 latest and best, -; Bret Hsrte's Complete
Works, . vols, $40; story OF Happy Boy, II /;
Fisher Maiden, ~ barriers Burned Away, Nv Roe,
zoe. The Mendelssohn Family, 2 vols, IS Grant
hams Memorable Actions, Particularly la Virgil
MA, ~. CARLTON MCCARTHY & Co,
my2i 9l6 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DOCKS, STATIONERY, PERlODl-
ID CALs.-From Farm-lioy 10 senator, by liora-
ito Alger DR.: Si25. Nancy lIartsh0rn al Chau-
tauqua; price, Soc; Blunders Of Bashful Young
Man: price, 25c.; Miss Slemmcr's Window (cOm-
plctel; 25c. n. T. kOe's most popular novel, Bar
riers burned Away; price, zoe. The Grand ROYAL
Wedding No. Of London Graphic; price, soc. All
Nos Seaside and franklin square Libraries
among latest Marion Fay, by Anthony Troll0pc;
zoe. \ ine line Of statlnnery--all styles, In and
out Of boxes. \ new supply OF handsome Birth
day Cards. just received, from DC. 70 sl.oO A
large assortment OF canes All the June Nav
Century. Atlantic, Demorvst, Sc, at
\. LEONARU's Book aud News. Sore,
my2t peS Mul street.
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MEETINGS.

NyONROE LODGE, No. 73j, X. OF
vi 1.-THE members Of Monroe Lodge. No.
73j, Is. OF H.. VIII attend called meeting ut their
(holrsl hall on THIS Sunday EVENING. May
2S, 1852, at o'clock. To pay the last tribute Of
respect 10 our deceased brother j. ". HARRIS.
by order Of tile Dictator.
j. II. MATTHEW'S,
my 2s-ts Reporter.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL COMFY.
ANNAPOLIS, May "a. 1852.
rVHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM
L PANY will hold their annual meeting in the
city OF Annapolis on MONDAY. June 3. 1852, at
II VI. \. l.. GORMAN,
my 26-3t lwtd President.
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LACES! LACESt

| seventy-three kinds of LACE>. and q laiyc,ar..
Of widths and patterns Of each k.ul.
No such variety was ever shown hofncnua.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TPANIC IN DRY GOODS!

GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES
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PARAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS
IN immense stock direct from thcmmnfter-
several styles made cXrre--'y fru..
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III HAMBURG EDGING>

AND lNSERTlN.>.
| 10000 yards-making the largest and best -.
el stock cy.r shown In thi. city.
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The General Baptist Association OF Viz.
ginia convenes in Warrenton on Wednes-
day evening.
A. ScottsNiila II ID poNVer was elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-05

Professor He,yy l. Ti Ia The dorchester Democrat d''d
taioalc.c.
Boats are the universal means OF conveyance and
communication, and boat thus comes a neces-
sary adjunct OF every person household; To itS
rItr,,us list. ,yerg child d. trained; men, women
and children are equally accustomed. Perhaps The
,,nst a. lu.,.oa form /. -Jou, skill about twenty
five feet ioug turning up very snapely ana M-h
behind. ike 70 Venetian LuuNuld 1T Is broad ia Tue
beam and tWO-t birds OF d., length Is housed over
leaving Itte Hat deck II front. and SOIL SINAI Ter
one behind. BcuIud ~,uuos the ,Jand anu souls
in front stands the wife, rowing ana using a boat
hook to help their way through the crOWGs. Ihr
front of tine boat i, used for business uISsc myers
cargo. The rear tnlrd Is gwen up TO family anu
domestic furniture. ,
"a h BOAT Is he home eft family, father, mother.
urls and boys: who are born there 1--we there and
die thei.. In the day TIME The children ana the
furniture crowded into "a space MOI Over lOuI
teet sduars al night they can spread out over
greater surI ace / looked MO these homes win
attention, and never cCul4 CuOugh wonder or al
mire now closely all was packed A'uI seeming
To iOstle OF painfully crowd Also That the children
lived 50 happily and cpnteu,e diY IN a space 40
greater tuau largc-slLed Saratoga trunk! IL -
probably a fact that there al" many tcl-J "dI-"iu
thtldreu ia i}augkOA river who have never wake 4
over twenty feet in straight line. I'D short VINO
have never been on land BIZ theii, WLrh Jhe5
come ia proximity % boats whose niue NINA '
they knew. they WUulu-boy- and girls from hFe 20
twelvc-jImp out % their boat house, anu dive an
swim away to visit and gImpoi AROUND together :
now free IN the water, now hanging 10 INC OoaI ,
sac or sitting astIlde OF the scu oar Ana iflclt
tells me that ne Ia. seen them lu ThcH VISIT, take
with thembaOy, 70 whose shoulders mother las
prudeutly attached hollow gOuId or other IlgAt
i9at 60 lussrc it, safety.
in minor excursion M a side canal found my
self al the city residence OF the prime minister
whose name have not now time 10 WIlle OUT Ia 4u4I'
| ran my boat All around through his pleasure
nTouuds and wondered whether the worthy Did
gentleman considered that lie was living on Land or
m the uver. In one part OF MS Gquttlc elysIuA l
saw magnificent specimens oi me Victoria FeBlh'
whose leaves. round ike platter, were over Two
yartis ia diameter. Their rim Was sharply tmted
up in a ledge an inch hsE, and on the ran mus
formed yyrre settled quite al home like tamil, Of
frogs They too seemed 10 TALL II with iAe hu.AoIS
OF the country