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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23

You WANT THIsl-Rocks Minerals
and Stocks, by Frederick IL. Smith,
Consulting Engineer and G%eologist. II
mo-, about $50 pages. Elegantly bound
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1872 1874 Dearborn St., Chicago, LII. Con-
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aud Rocks. The Formations. Gold ard
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Coal and Oil. Industrial Minerals. Pre-
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23

FIRE IN Thanks to
Maj. G. II. H. for a note about the con-
Migration in Rockingham. 1T broke
out about 4 a. IN. in the wareh ouse Of NJ.
H Russell, and after eating up three
houses of his, seized upon the store of
Leak, Everett & Co., destroying it, and
also the store of J. G.. Holt, also store oc-
cupied by j. S. 4 II. c. Watson, owned
BY A. Nj. McAuley; the Office of DR..
Covington, and repository of Messrs.
Tyson Il Jones. of Carthage. we're also
destroyed. The almost entire absence of
water prevented the stoppage of flames
until all of the row of buildings we're de-
stroyed. Loss about $50, 900. almost all
covered by insurance. The buildings
were old, and will be replaced by new
brick structures that will reject credit
upon our town, ''the Lowell of the
South" We have five cotton factories
in a population of about fifteen hundred.
What town in the South can rival us ?
Raleigh with six times our population
has none, unless Jones g Powell have
got their on Tuck er's branch started"
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-.;nen OF the Campaign.
speech OF &C." Leao" ar

r..o,er md Mechanic has no room
,,i,, ~ u general thing but the
report oil Gen. J.. NJ. Leach's
81 Concord, (Which the Regtste,
,,sre exactly rs here reported will
,e,d with entertainment whether you
9Th his views or not. The Reg,s-
D says:
..,a,t. Price spoke over an hour, and
IN Leach was by the terri
: bourbon Press smasner, OF Mecklen-
d Pr Col. VIM. johnson.
II ne General, when he came on the
slapped his hands like a Cochin
r,nie cock when there is no gen
INT chicken in sight. He butted
i I'D against the hanging chande-
4 .ni came near kicking over all the
RS m the bar. His friends seeing his
F.-,ltion to initiate The Bull in the
shop. dcXterously drew up the
..IeIier. and moved the tables with
. pitchers and goblets, OUT of the
II .,I The terrible smasher. He dt MED
ne had ever been Democrat, al
L as m old Henry Clay Wing, had voted
ii f1 tho Democrats against the Repub
.os because the Radicals stole 40
~rh. but now he was shifting corners
snu taking up a new line, Liberal line,
4 the Democratic party are all Bour.
4 ms ard are robblng the people of the
L, drup OF the liberty guaranteed to
i nm by The star spangied banner. Oh
4 .rI, said the pIous speaker, how long
L We to live at this poor .ying rate? /
e. new party that will restore us
TO taese good old days when Hol
H., WAS in his glory Il Kirk cut throats
u are making the Democrats march to
t. Albany penitentiary because some
i -aNd IF Radicals roughs bad whipped
. bigger. | want taxation with represen
balIou. Now that's the question, II
.,ear it is" That's my ticket, call it
Ann prohibition, Radical, Bulhon. or
kH- devil. Fun the Cd dist rascal
kos ever saw, but | don't steal. | want
cfSee. 50 does the B,urbons. and thcy
,le mad because a literal wants Office,
those who are not influenced by ardor
fur office, are like angel visitors, few an
far between. Yes, they vii be id far
! part. The fight was IKE the boy bet
ting on the low combed cock. Hurrah
~ low comb, 10y Cd hurrah for the
hurrah for the high comb, | said SO
h. the time.
And Low, my friends Of the colored
race. | appeal to You. We are your
these BUurbons s~tultlty them-
they tell you they are your irleuds
ia one breath. and III the next are draw
.ug the color liue. Think OF your chll~
hens future My God. we are a thrifty
We breed like rabbits, aud You don't
want to always be slaves OF these Bour-
sgus. | am poor but proud, in favor OF
.rJtectlve tariff, internal revenue, social
free liquor and the d)wntall OF
tie Bourbon Democracy.
All the speakers Ignored the Repub
.-au party. The name ut Ouver Dock
~ or Col. Folk was not mentioned by
Of them"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23

Jan Is. SO. Maj. Rufus S. Tucker,
Aug. 20, '83. N. L. Brown, Esq, june
5, 49,. Geo. W. ~Swep.on, Esq, Dec. l,
so. Prof. w, l.. Croker, June Is, 'S3,
Cary High School, and we hope it is
fourishing. Capt. J. II. Person, Esq.
April 3. 's3; and friend Person. the
portly young Railroad Agent at Cary,
also. renews for Mr.. j. E. Person, of Vir-
ginia, to Feb. 20, SO. He gives a pleas
ant prospect for Cary, aud we are going
up there to spend Sunday one Of these
weeks. Mr.. j. A. Askew, of Askew's
Paper Mills. Nov. 5, 'S2. These mills
make the best paper in the State, that
We see.
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The American Presidential line

The American Presidential line
Began in seventeen eighty-Dine.
By Washington was the list begun,
Who ruled two terms, then Adams one,
Jefferson, Madison. Monroe,
Sat for two terms each; and so
John Quincy Adams came for one,
While Jackson through two terms did run;
Harrison died and left four years
For Taylor; one term Polk appears;
When Taylor died and left three years
For Fillmore; one term next for Pierce
And for Buchanan Lincoln her
Was shot as his second ter m began,
And johnson sat until came Grant
For two terms; Hayes for one; and scant
Four months for Garfield. who was killed
And Arthur the vacant office filed.
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N. 4. Presbyterian: Rev. d.. f.. Jor-
1an Of HenacIsun, las received and ac-
,,nted n call to tie Church at WInns-
bono, >. q. The removal oil Mr. JORDAN
will he IA logs u Orange Presbytefy snu
the Synod OF North Carolina - ne
rlxtN-n:nth annual session Of me oyhod
of NortE, Carolina Will be held In the
presDsleli4n ChulcL at Ashevllle n. C.,
Defining Wednesday, tue 9Th day O.
Seutempcr. 1882. at 80 O'Clock p. III.
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-Atthe Democratic Convention, 1ha''
tam and Alumance, Mr.. I. b. Wonrack'
NJ Pl,t.boro, Solicitor OF the Superior
Cogit wa. nominated for Senator. Nj.
John G.. Rencher, and W. u. Aioi'sh'
we're voted for til Sd ballot.
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Che editors Resk.
WEEKLY GhESrs OF CALLS, Con
RKsPoNDKNCE AND CASH REcEIP s.

~ Persons preferring Write, Re
cetpts Gun hire them, Jut no one Is author
azed to sign such Rece'pts, except the Edo
tor. Published Receipts zoe think most con
r%enient, safest, and freest from mistakes,
Jut n prefer the other kind.
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RAILROADS RLLIEF. That most com
Portable Ticket Ofce lS7 West street,
New York, is presided over by Mr.. {.
Y. Y Wand. VINO thus addressed one OF
our representatives recently: Some
months ago | bad rheumatism In my
right ann, and was unable TO raise IL. l
Mas advised iy a friend to use 81.
Jacobs o.. u.d SO, and before the
second bottle had ocen exhausted my arm
was perfectly wcIl.-BrOoktyn hogte.
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You ma@ WILLIS CoBBSo Ignd land y Miniature rus Do@G G. land MONKEY.
HmmnHeC nmC oncnnscon bede mmgW over p hnd lea amm Cm+ rwy DOeS SOM
ML mpesh led by the an weR d champion of the lie wrd AME QUlGLE1 AND WILLIAM
CHI So challenge their equals mott be found
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Charlotte Observer: Benjamin With

Charlotte Observer: Benjamin With
ers the uc.ro man who, on the l4th DAY
of b.st March. committed the brutal OUT
,,aa unon Misc Moose, on the farm Of
Mr. Synti.ia Hampton, in Lemley $
township, tins county, ana VINO inas SIM
been confined III the JAN al tiis Piaee'
has escaped punishment i"r .is noiiioe
deed upon earth. de died III ms cen
SUNDAY morning, alter slngerlng illness
or "jail fever
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MONROE. MICU., Sept. IS. 1877,

MONROE, MICH., Sept. 25, 1878.
SIRs-I have been taking Hop Bitters
for inflammation of kidney, inc bladder.
1t has lone for me what four doctors
failed to do. The effect of Hop Bitters
seemed like magic to me.
w. L. CARTER.
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Care WON persons, stuucHts, "oAA !"
overwolked mothers VIII una III Dio"A
Iron Bllters q complete tonic, "hlch
gives strength and tonic to the whoie
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SKINNY & N.


aH.u,' Health Remover" restores ieaL.n 49,
vlggr. cures DysI ersi,. Impotence. q r"e
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the proposition OF elevafing TO fise dignity
Of an executive department the Bureau a.
Agriculture, which represented great
farming interests, on which rested the wei
fare Of the Government.
Mr.. Muldrow, OF Mississippi, advocated
the pending bill, maintaining that no good
reason could be shown why the Depart
nicnt Of Agriculture should be Of an nfe-
rior grade IN comparison with the execu-
tive departments OF the Government. Ag-
ricultuge was the paramount interest Of the
country, and this fact should be recognized
In legislation OF Congress. The treaties Of
the Government with foreign countries IL
Of vast importance in their effect upon ag-
riculturnl interests, and he contendcd that
representatives Of those interests should
have place i'm the Cabinet OF the President.
Mr.. Kenna, Of West Virginia, spoke in
favor OF the substitute offered by HIM pro-
yiding for tine Department OF Industries, to
consist OF Division Of Agriculture and
Division Of Commerce.
Speeches in favor OF creating a Depart
ment OF Agriculture were also delivered by
Messrs. Carpenter Of Iowa, Geddes OF Ohio,
Rich Of Michigan, and Grout OF Vermont,
and then, at ) O'Clock
The House took recess until $50, the
evening session 10 be for debate only on the
same subject.
The Speaker stated that he would be alb
sent for two days. and that Mr.. Burrows,
OF Michigan, would occupy the chair.
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Sergeant NnsOn's Case.

TIE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DE-
CIpEs THAT THE COURT HAD TIE POWER TO
TRY AND SENTENCE THE PRIsONER-wRIT
OF HABEAs CORPUS DENIED.
WASHINGTON, May S.-A decision was
rendered By the Supreme Court Of the
United States this afternoon in the ease OF
Sergeant John 4. Mason, petitioner, upon
an application for a writ Of hdbcaS corpus.
The Court, in its careiully-preparcd action
announced by the Chief Justice, decided
that the court-martial had full jurisdiction
to try Mason for the offence charged; that
is proceedings were all within It's iurisdic-
ton. and that the sentence pronounced
was not in excess Of It's power. The petit
ton for writ Of haJeQS corpus was there
fore denied, and the rule to show cause
was DISCHARGED
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elined to decide whether the Supreme
Court has original jurisdiction in case OF
hdbeds corpus.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

elined to decide Nhetn'' '"o ouprem'
Court has original jurisdiction in case O.
haJeas corpus.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The rcsignation OF Mr.. Powell, chiel
clerk OF the Treasury, has been accepted,
ana he win be appointed to some other po-
siton after July.
The President will not hold reception
tomorrow evening.
The President signed the Chinese bill to-
day, and the Pacific coast VIII have to put
up with half loaf.
The Court in General Term will to-mor-
row hear the bills OF exception in the Gui-
tcau ease n agreed upon by The Govern
ment and prisoners counsel.
Senator Blair resumed his statement be-
snre tbe House Foreign Affairs Committee
to-day. lie said he never saw anything TO
induce him TO believe that Mr. Blaine, as
Secretary Of State, was aetuated 10y selfish
or mercenary motives.
The funeral services OF Commissioner
Twining and Admiral Rodgers to-day were
very imposing.
Major Il. J.. Morris. Fifth infantry, died
on Saturday in Montana OF paralysis.
The Land-League Association here de-
nounce the Dublin assassination.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports TO the DIspatch.I
A CHINESE BILL SIGNED by TIE PRESIDENT
THE GuITEAU CASE TO CONE BEFORE TIE
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, May s.--The Chinese bill
was to-day signed by the President.
The hearing OF argument on the Guiteau
bill OF exceptions before the District SUI
preme Court in banc was set Tor to-day, but
went over till tomorrow because Judge
Macarthur was otherwise engaged and
could not attend.
COMBINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, May S.-The Senate to-day
confirmed a. postmastcrs John G. Sullivan,
starkyiIe, Miss; James w. F3annigan,
Jr.. Longyiew, Tex. The nomination OF
Temple G. Byrn as postmaster at Terrell,
Tex, was rejected.
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FANCY GOODS.
Ct E V Z \ 5

- T + V L y ;
HAS RECEIVED THIS WEEK
10 dozen sx1O FRAMES, selling as Doe; al'o ne"
designs AZ IS, soc, al, and sl.25;
90 NEW sLAT-BODY CARRIAGES. lined Win
fancy goods. a the price 81 cnamcl-lined;
5-.G-.7-, 81. and 9-FOOT ,TEP-LADDhks 81
best make "a bottom prices;
A large assortment Of MOss-BAsktIS. FLOW
FR-BAsKETs, WILLOW RATILEs, Ivl-
LFT-BAsKETs sHOPPiNG-rAICHEL-
.ndOFFICE-BASKETS Of an sizes;
,ituoorFIEGANT POCKET-BOOhs, selling Al
sl.25. sI.5e, sI.7J. and s3-ihcy are the
choicest things 81 the seisoni
rJgR AIRY, PENDANT. BRA'hEI-' and
sTAND-LAMP-, fitted 10 any manner NJ me
lowest prices;
4 few FINE CANE and RATTAN CHILDREN
CAIRIAG Es-our stock Of 1esc goods a.
worthy Tie atteati0n Of every buyer;
SIM another Invoice ~ JAP FAHs md PARA'
sOLs-neyer 20 early ia he s'isoh did We sci
so many;
New took Of ALL-LEAThkR -AT'hhLs sna
RUBBER-CLOTH YALlsEs. You make
saving Of 10 10 Is cents on every SALisf
bought OF W. ~ oi"' ~
ovs 5O5 Broad street.
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From rheumatism | have been a .

From rheumatism | have been a great
sufferer during the past seven years, and
part OF the time have been confined to my
bed. The last attack kept ne in bed for
seven long months, in which time | en-
ployed the best medical skill without
securing relief was induced to try 81.
Jacob. Oil, which remedy has entirely
cured NE. My hands have become straight
and can be used as well rs ever. have
induced others afflicted with rheumatism
TO use II. and they have experienced the
same happy result. ! wish it was IN my
power 10 tell suffering humanity OF the
curative powers OF -. Jacobs Oil.
EDWARD RHOERIING, Scranton, Pa.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Congregational PROCEEDINGS Yesterday Other
Interesting washington Matters The
United States Supreme Court Denies the
Writ or Habcas Corpus TO Sergeant Mason
on His Appeal from the Decision or n Court
Marfiai-Confr mations and Reflections OF
Postmnsters--Presidcnt Arthur Signs the
Chinese BiiI-Guitenu's Case Before the
Court I'm Banc To-Dny-ueeting or the
Louisiana Lcgisintnre-iiung jury In the
Case OF the Alleged Southampton Murderer.
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Joil.Burning and Loss Of Life.

BRooKHAyEN, Miss, May s. The county
Jail was entirely destroyed by fire last
night. Three colored prisoners We're
burned TO death. The fire originated
in the cell in which they were confined.
and il Is believed that they set il on fire in
hopes OF making their escape.
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P,o,r--we ouotes Fine, s4.25asf.50; extra
a. rsGs7: superane, <5.JO@s6: common 81.
sorscS si.75Sf5.25; common nimlly, ~ -oB
y7.S0: choice family, ss.5O@t9'ov'
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gaU-yJilI Burued.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May 8.-St. Johns
Saw-mill a few miles below this city, was
burned yesterday. The mill was owned by
T. 0. Allen, and operated by j. p. Talia-
fciTo. 1t was valued at $4,000; insurance,
S1i,2j0 The fire was caused by sparks
from the iire-pit.
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The soufhnmpton Murder.

PETERSBURG, Va, May S.-The jury in
the case OF Emmett Cloud (colored), on trial
in Southampton County Court, for the
murder OF John Murrell and Hhomas
Glover (white). OF that county, has failed to
agree on verdict. The jury stood eight
for hanging and four for acquittal.
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c,ulLIiREY,s CARRIAGES.

have lust received the LARGEST AND HAND,
saWEST line n CARRIAGES IN the city, and
.yte a, ln want 10 give me call before pnrehas-
ing a. can ofler inducements In styles and price
trkERIAUES from 81 up. EobI. HAhitosb.
-, % Sl7 Broad SIR az
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cuILDREN-s CARRIAGES.

CHILDREN's CARRlAGhS. - N wee.
l ! orrtyals ~ tlie WHITNEY ARR AIRS a.
-. -, tbe ftesorv. manufactured fnr JOIN
n0Fs. No. III sal 7I3 Main street, ard ior sn'.
N whole.alc sud retail u bottom pfsVSs. tNe -
IA call before purchasing 'NhN "'''''
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NV Telegraph.

Srv YORK. May s.-No0n.-St0cks generally
firm. Money. per cent. EXchauge-LOn2' $50 3
short. 4sg-. state bonds dull, except tennessee
mixed. which advanced ! per cent. government
generally higher.
hrentng.- Exchange. i3Ct. Government
Irregular: new 81, luik; new IS, ll5a new
4'-.l2l4. Money. 3M4 per cent. states general
lv lower. Treasury balance Coin, sSe-loSi cur
rcucy. s3.Oi9.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May {. 1852.
AgEEpINE4

RICHMOND, May {. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WITHDRAWING. 90 bushels. Red 1000 bush
cis. Ee-exhibitcd, 6SS bushels. ,oo
COIN.--White, 3.iOO bushels. IKE e1hlDi'eu-a VV
bushels. Mixed, 500 bushels.
OATs.-sOO bushels.
BIACK PRAs.-32 bushels.
BRAN.-2O tons.
sATFs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
white. 90 bushels good az Sl.50. Red
{ hnsl,els fair Lancaster at sl.Z5; 100 DItnti'
VERY good Lancaster n si.50; ~ bushels eoo y,
Lancaster al sl.25 5s bushels ialr Lan,A'ter /.
a. a ~. ~ O bushels good Lancaster ~ ei.fO' &c
in.bcls prime Lancaster al VI .boi 20 bushels yer
I'D Fnltz atsl.f2; sos bushels very g"cd : uit'
,t 40; 100 bushels g,od fuiz al Fl'fo' Az
nn.bsis common FultE at sl.lu. Co.. o,,.
.1TroS--Tone strong. Receipts, 80 hale7: snip
mont. 10 bales. Quotations hiddlinx, 10
low middling 1880 llhe.; good ordinary i"'t''
ordinary, 9l194c.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. May s. 1852.
sALEs-FInsr BoAHD.-iO shares Atlanta and
Charlotte stock 10 II, DO. at II, 10 do. at II;
80 share Petersburg Railroad stock at 29T; 10
shares Eichmondand Allegliany stock at 20 5000
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta second = at
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Dy Telegraph.
NEW YOEk.

WV YORK. May 6.--cotIon quiet sales, ' 20.
S,.ed net receipts, 1904 balesi eApofts-so
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III THE RUSH STILL CONTINUES
AND NEW GOODS DAILY ARRIVING
At
TuALHIMER BROTHERS,
5Ol BROAD STREET.

We will on Monday and during The week exhibit
PLAIN and WATtRID SILKS.
PLAIN and MORE STRIPED SATiss,
RROC NDES. FANCY SUMMER SILKS,
BLACK sATlNS, slLh SATIN RliADAMES,
sURAH SILKS, aud other novelties IN SILK
Look al our ri GRos-GRAIN BLACK SILKS,
formerly sold at Sl.25.
PARAsOLs. UMBRELLAS PARAsOLsI
$500 SILK PARNsOI.s aud sJ'N-UMBRELLAS
from Il Ia -lO-ihe largest, be = ana cheapest
line ever shown.
50 pieces more. Of CoURTAuLDTs BEST
BLACK SILK GRAPES, Ia pieces and rem
nanis' IRON Toe o. 81 a yard. Don't hhl 10 see
our line of GRAPES; ..,..
Also. our stork OF BLACK CAsHMERES, BUNT-
ines. Si-NS VEiIINGS. TANIsE, and
HENRIETTA CLOTH. BLACK GRENA-
DIMES, &C.. at extra low prices.
GLOVES! HANDKERCHfEF- IiOSlERYi
Tho largest and hcst-assortod stock II LAiplES'y
TnNtttEIMI,irN, ~ 'Id dvs M.:ShS MD anu
WHITE aud CoLORED-BoRDERED HAND
wIiiTiE, Brown. and STRIPED HOSIERY I'm
every variety and ~ ali prices; - 49,
Look Al our BROWN aud STRIPED REGULAR-
MADE HOSE at Zoe. per pair former price
iOc. per pair.
4 handsome line Of LADIES', MISSES, aud
! CHl.DREN's NECkWEhR, POLK A-DOT
COLLARETT~. FiCHUEs. sc. Don't fail To
! look at our line Of these goods.
VIII opcn our entire new line Of LACEr, HAM
| RI'RG EDGINGr, TORCIlON EDG lNtS aud
! ISSTRTINGs. SPANISH and flsENtH
| IACFS; also orr line of LfNON DE- DAt-
CAS-, VICTORIA LAWNS. CHECKED NUS
LIN-:
| LINEN LAWNS and Other WHITE GOODS for
summer wear NJ price. that viii astonish every
one.
200 pieces WHITE and COLORED MATTlNGS
from % 20 5Oc.-besi and cheapest IN The cry;
Is piece "A. G-i, and 81 FLOOR Oli-CLOIilS
at the lowest price. ut -
'rHALIiMER BROTHERS..
mp 23-Su,Tu&Th Flith ana Broad sireeis.
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Remarkable for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water, decaying vegeta-
ticn, etc., l. Browns Iron Bitters.
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Iouisiann LEGISLATURE.

BATON RoUGE, La. May S.-The Lcgisla-
turc convened here to-day. The Governors
message was read i'm both houses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-09

PORT on RICHMOND, Way s,lse2.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 3, 1882.
ARRIVED.
steamer Oi1 Dominion, Walker, New York,
merrhandlsc and passengers, g.. ". Alien !. Coz
agents.
steiner ashland Cair, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passenger. }. ~. Nct1rrlck. tgent
schooner -. ~tgcimHn. Roe. New ork, pig-lrun'
old Dominion Iron and y iit Works
schooner Hattie ". Cove. ---s hcnncbcc' ice,
Richmond Ice Company.
schooner j. =. 1uiwilcr, Berry, Etpp1h1nhpck
river. com. G1iicro Manufacturing Company.
Schooner Sanford. Hcudrcn. hcuncJ,cii Ice Rich
W0ud Zee Company.
schooner Milel l.. Phillips. Trip, AieNnndr.1,
lfght. CheaueI'.e and Ohio Railway company.
Schooner Thomas Borden, thu0crd, Petersburg
ii-ht, CGriit s. Parker.
Schooner Pearl. ---' AlesaudIi1' gram lax
ALT ronrhaW Company.
scho0nor Northumberland, Noore, Alcyandria,
grain, ilIXaN-C.cu-haw Company.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, NOR
chlndi-o ANA passenger, 81. N'Alen = Coz agents.
steamer j. vs.. IyDrmlu. sIlti, Philadelphia
mcgchaudisC and passengers ). ", McCa,nck,
agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers, T., j. Idium,
superintendent.
scnooncr Thomas u. Hooper Layton. Norfolk
coal. (hrsaIcake and ohio Railway company.
schooner 4. u. Fields, Frank Baltimore coal,
g.. -i0rrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-09
SIMMER BOARDING.
GROCERIES. LIGuOHs, dc.

VIRGINIA CONCORD VINE (del.-
' cfous) 81 $50 per gallon:
virginia GLAEfl Monticello lomplnyli 49,
gl.NGARDNER's OLD VIRGINIA ElE Wiiis-
kflT ....
GtBeONgS Old RYE WHISKY; . ....
FINEST IEAS. tOkfLlSi and oily FIHE ST.
OARS uIt sold hy - ~ ..,...,.
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, GROCFR.
once ard salr.roOm. so Main street, NfiS-
house. III Main stress W1V