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More Tickets for All Candidates.
NEAL REPUBLICANS.
straightouts' Strength TO he shown


To-day at noon, according to the call OF
the chairman of the State Committee, the
Straightout Republicans OF the State OF
Virginia will assemble at Mozart Hall for
the purpose Of nominating delegates TO the
National Republican Convention, which
assemblies at Chicago oh the Sd OF June,
and for the further purpose OF placing in
the field presidential Republican electo-
raj college. Last night the trains brought
in few OF the delegates, but the number
did not auger large attendance to-day.
Among those who arrived were Senate r
Callahan, OF Portsmouth,; S. =. Gresham,
OF Lancaster; Jesse n. Jarvis. OF North
ampton: John Cochran and John DOnO-
van. of Rockingham; A. w. IiOster, OF
Warren: A. Is. Cook, OF Chesterfield !;
Judge Rives, A. NJ. Lawson, b. Il. Bates,
John W. Dawson, o. +. Hines, Judge
Willoughby, and Hon. Lewis Mckenzie.
There are not many Oflice-hOlder' among
the delegates. They represent the outs In
Office as well a. the StraightoutS in Repub-
lican politics. The morning session OF the
Convention will be occupied in selecting
delegates to the National Convention, the
election OF electors for the State, and the
adoption of platform OF principles. which
will, OF course, differ widely from Ma
homes newly ilcdged Republican gar
ments. At night the orators will hold
forth
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Excursion Season Opened.

Superintendent l.. b. Tatum, OF the Nir'
ginia Steamboat Company, announces that
he Is now ready TO engage the steamer
Ariel for Moonlight Excursions to and
through the famous Dutch Gap. and also
Day Excursions 10 the new but already
celebrated seaside resort Virginia Beach y
and Old Point Comfort, Ocean View, Nor
folk, &c. Very liberal rates, enabling
church societies, military and other or
CARNATIONS, to make large profits Will be
offered.
The Ariel is now receiving new boilers
and being thoroughly renewed, and VIII
be as bright as new pin upon her return,
in a few days.
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Morning Train for Norfolk Travel.

The Chesapeake and Ohio are again rum
ming two daily trains for Norfolk passen-
gers Sundays excepted). The train leay-
ing from the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
at 1880 A. NJ. reaches Newporps News at
1910 A. NJ. and arrives in Norfolk at 1l:15
A. NJ. The afternoon train. which leaves
Richmond at 4:l5, arrives in Newports
News at 7 p. NJ. and lands passengers In
Norfolk at p. VI. Passengers under this
schedule can visit Norfolk in the morning,
have nearly four hours for the transaction
OF business, and, leaving Norfolk from
Bay-Line wharf at $50 p. NJ. be in Rich
mond again at 6:25 =. NJ. Norfolk mer-
chants who visit Richmond have equal ia
cilities. They can leave Norfolk from Bay
Line wharf at s A. NJ, be in Richmond at
l1:40; and returning they leave Richmond
at AIS L. NJ. and are at home again at 8
p. NJ. A good schedule this.
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PRIMARY T0-M0R ROW.
MORE TICKETS TO BE PRINTED.
Jefferson aud Marshall Ward yoting-PIaces-

Jefferson aud Marshall Ward Voting-Places-
Hints 10 Voters-A Petition Denied.
The following are to be the primary
yoting-places In jefferson Ward:
First precinct, 200 Governor street. A.
l.. Crouch and Grainer williams, judges
II. NJ. Hardaway, clerk.
Second precinct. Old Market Hall. T.
J. Robertson and l.. G. Figg, judges; c.
+. Richardson, clerk.
Third precinct, 221s Main street. G. p.
Rady and +. +. Noland, judges; J. A.
Royster, clerk.
Fourth precinct, 20l6 Broad street. S.
W. Farrar and Hiram James, judges; II.
5. Anderson, clerk.
The voting-pIace for the Second precinct,
Marshall Ward. will be on Twenty-fifth
street between Broad and Grace instead
of Broad between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-6fth.
Mr.. Williams. who was q candidate for
the Council in Jefferson Ward, but who on
account OF sudden sickness was prevented
from paying his assessment in the time pre-
scribcd, presented petition asking that
the tickets printed for Jefferson Ward be
destroyed and new ones with bis name on
them be printed at his own expense. His
competitors for the Council all signed pa
per asking that the request be granted, but
the committee after discussion. seeing that
to comply with the petition would open
the door wide, denied the application.
The primary takes place tomorrow.
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Base.RaIl.

The Richmond Club opens its season to-
day, and will pay this afternoon and to-
morrow with the Baltimore Union Asso-
ciaton) Club. The Richmond Park has
been enlarged and greatly improved since
last season.
The following are their other engage
ments st. Louis, Sullivan manager, June
3Oth and July 10th and 1lth; Chicago
Unions). July 18th and 10th; Cincinnati
Unions) about the 1st OF July and about
;he middle OF September; keystOnes and
Washington UniOns), dates not yet de-
cided upon.
Mr.. Boschen. the manager. is negotia.
ting with the managers Of other clubs, and
expects to have full season.
The RichmOnds Will take \ trip to Nor
folk the last OF May.
Go out to-day and see a good game.
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esting of that wonderful series OF compost

esting OF that wonderful series oi compost
tions.
These are followed by the selections from
Tannhauser, concluding WIN lhe march
and chorous sung by the Choral Union.
These selections are amonG the most Orll-
liant and interesting numbers OF the cele-
brated opera, and illustrate Wagper's
power as a master of melody and harmony.
The marvellous overture was heard at the
last concert by the Thomas orchestra in
this city few months ago, but the other
numbers have never before been rendered
here. The special training and tastes OF
the three soloists will probably make this
the most interesting and for musical stu
dents the most valuable part OF the pro-
prnmmP.
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MOrfunry.

The mortuary report for the week
ending April 10Th is as follows;
Whole number OF deaths IN the city,
exclusive OF still-births, 3i-white' II 2;
colored, II.
The rate of mortality Of the whole poru-
lation was 24.9l per 1000 per annum ;
White population, 22.32 per l,oo0 per
annum; coldred population 2s.l5 per
1000 per annum.
JIG. CABEIL, VI. D.,
President Board OF Health.
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Thomas Concert-SpeciaI RuIes.

/. The doors OF Armory Hall open at
730 Z. NJ, sharp.
.. The concert begins promptly at $3.50
L. VI.
3. Positively no person admitted after
$50 p. NJ, except between the numbers
on the programme.
/. Absolute silence during the rendition
OF the music is requested and Insisted
upon.
;. Holders OF reserved seats will aid the
ushers greatly by not delaying their coming
much after L. III.
G. Purchase admission tickets at Ramos
& Moses. Tickets, however, will be sold
at the door. 1HEOD. THOMAS,
by LOCKE, Manager.
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municated.l
49,. -. ef.z W. D.Ns,N Co..
The Next Auditor Of Richmond.


We are glad to note that Mr.. w. :.
Catlett's election as Auditor OF Richmond
seems assured. Mr. Catlett is young man,
and possesses all the necessary qualities to
make frst-class official. By hard work,
indomitable energy, and sterling business
integrity. Mr.. Catlett has won a hrst-class
standing in business circles. and by his
uniform courtesy and general Kindness to
young workingmen OF the capital city he
has become so firmly fixed In their atiec-
tions that they are rallying to his support
in large numbers.
The man who would succeed in this life
cannot afford to grieye or oppreSS the poor
man. and no man recognizes this truth
more clearly than W. :. Catlett.
knowing him to be firm friend to the
laboring man, bold and faithful repre-
ser tatiyc OF the young Democracy. and a
man OF undoubted ability to perform the
duties Of the Office to which he aSpireS, We
wish him success. And from the enthusi-
astic support which his numerous friends
are giving him, we predict his election by
4 large majority.
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Mr.. r. b. Chafin, OF this city,. has Just
returned from an extended business trip
through the North and Northwest, where
he has been in the interest OF Immigration.
Mr.. Chafiin reports strong feeling in the
" States through which he passed" " on the
part Of the people to remove to the Old Do
mniOn.
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now in the warerOoms OF Messrs. kyland
& Lee, 913 Main street, is not only tne hnest
ever exhibited in this clty-contalnlng
such instruments as the STEINwAY. CHICK
ERrNG. FISCHER, and other pianos, ana The
Mason AZ Hamlin, Burdette. and other or
eans- but covers three large floors ana en-
braces such variety OF new and second.
hand instruments that the means ana
tastes Of all can be suited. Give them a
COLL
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DIsSnLUTlONs 4 PARTNERsHrrs.

VNHE FIRM OF RALSTON & BLUNT
WAS DISSOLVED JANUARY |. 1884. BY
THE WITHDRAWAL OF ROBERT X. RAJ y
TON. All parties indebted 10 said concern VII
please come forward and settle promptly. Mr..
j JAMES r. BLUNT, who succceds The ola concern.
Will continue business At The old stand, corner
Pine and Cary streets assuming all liabilities ana
would be- pleased 70 serve the public as ~ lhe p3-t
I'm retiring take this opportunity 0t thanking
the public for the liberal patronage they bestowed
upon the old concern, aud nope they viii continn'
To cncouriC, and patronile my former partner
Mr.. Blunt Who viii appreciate and give perfect
satisfaction IN all business transactions,
VERY respectfully,
ap 3O-3t* ROBERT X. RALSION.
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Andrew +. Crutchfeld, ESQ, OF the
Baitimorean, is In the city, and Is meeting
with . warm welcome from his many
old friends.
A man who loses money by betting on q
primary contest generally wants the elec-
tion contested.
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sErWMER RESORTS,

GUNNER RESORT.-O Lake Ontario,
,cat the mouth Of the Niagara river, ten miles
from Niagara Falls. The Queens Royal Hotel,
Old Niagara. Canada, is a branch of the Queens
HoteI Toronto. Opens Tor business Jane 2Oih
for its fifteenth season, under the same manage
ment. During that time II has received the pat
ronage Of the best people in the South. FUrcircu-
lars, terms. and diagrams OF rooms, address
MCOiNW & WINNETr, The Queens, Toronto.
at, 3G-eod1ln
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Suprcmc Court OF Appeals.

Bell and wife against Moon, commits
sioner. Argued by MessrS. Darlington
and Fitzhugh for appellants and submit
ted.
Bertha and Edith GoldMining Company
against Denslow. Argued by Jackson
Guv, Esq, for appellee.
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WILBOR's COMPOUND or PURE CoD-L1NER
on AND LIME.-The advantage of this compound
over The plain Oil is that the nauseating taste Of
the OH Is removed, and the whole rendered paata-
bic. The offensive taste OF the OH has long acted
as great objection TO its use, but In this form The
trouble is entirely obyiated. host of certificates
might be given here to testify TO the excellence
and success Of "Wilbor'S Cod Lirer OIL dnd
Lime" but the fact that II is regularly prescribed
by the medical fIsulty ia sufficient. For sale by A.
B. WILBOR, Chemist, Boston, Il, Il all druggists.
EMoRY's LITTLE CATHARTIC PiLLs are suhi.
cently powerful for the most robust yet the safest
for children and weak constitutions. The action
in any disease is uniform, certain, and safe Fif'
teen cents.
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A Card.

Fell0w-C Citizens Of Richmond: Some
three weeks ago | announced myself
through the papers 4 candidate for nomi-
nation at the primary election to the high
aud honorable office OF Mayor Of this city.
| have endeayOred to see as many OF you
in person rs possible, but from want OF
time have seen but small portion COM
paratiyely. therefore. through this card,
beg leave respectfully to submit my claims
TO you for your consideration, and to So
lcit your support.
Having been raised and educated in and
near this city, if elected to this office it
will be my greatest pride, rs it will be my
highest duty, to give my time and best ef-
forts to the faithful discharge Of the office,
and in so doing to endeayor to represent
the interests OF the whole people, and to
promote the prosperity and development
Of our growing metropolitan city.
The primary election, now at hand
Thursday. May lst.) will settle finally who
shall till the municipal offices for the neX'
two years. Tickets can be obtained by
you, and prepared, before leaving you
places Of business, so that but little time
will be required to east your ballot.
Let me urge upon you the importance OF
attending this election, and casting youl
ballot for the men Of YOUR choice.
Very respectfully,
ALFRED X. COURTNEY.
Jefferson Ward.
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RICHMOND, VA, March 20. 1SS.

RICHMOND, Va, March 2G, 1884.
We have tins day appointed Nessrs.
Goddin q Tribbett Our sole agents for the
celebrated PhGniX Baking-Powders for
the cities OF Richmond, Manchester. and
Petersburg. Va.
STANDARD MAN'F'G Co.
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THE DELEGATES.
Delegates TO the Democratic State Con-
yention will be elected rs follows:
How 10 Vote TO-MOrrOw.

The primary election is to be by ballot.
No man is required TO put his name on the
ticket.
A pen or pencil should be run through
all names except names OF parties for
whom the voter wishes TO vote. Don't
check off names. Strike off the names Of
those for whom you do not wish 10 vote.
Judges of election should nail up pri-
mary plan in public view.
Polls open tomorrow at sunrise (j:20)
and close at sunset (G:j4)
The regular Judges can get The aid OF
outsiders to count the ballots for delegates.
These (red) ballots will be filed. The others
will he put in the ballot-boX.
Judges Of election have been provided
with large dOcumentenvelOpes, in which
to send the ballots to the City Committee
with the returns. All the ballots-the red
as we'll as the whte-shoud be put in
these envelopes; the envelopes tied and
sealed and marked with the name OF the
ward and precinct to which they belong.
1t is the duty OF the ward superintendentS
to read the plan carefully, and see that
Judges OF election do not disregard it.
Post copy Of the plan at each polling
place.
The votng-places generally will be in the
same houses as usual. Where they cannot
be obtained, other houses near 10y Will be
secured.
More Tickets for All Candidates.
The City Democratic Committee met last
night and adopted the following:
ReSOlued. That thirty thousand extra
tickets be printed under the supervision ol
the Committee on Printing, which tickets
shall be distributed among the respective
candidates according to the plan OF distri'
button already adopted.
This will make siXty-fiye thousand tick
cts in all. The additional tickets can
hardly ne printed before l O'Clock to-day.
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Now is the time to take DR.. o. Phelps
Browns unequallcd Blood Purifier. Drug.
gists. Office and laboratory 45 aud ~
Grand street, Jersey City, n. }.
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uOw TO SECURE THE COUNTRY

HOW TO SECURE THE COUNTRY
Ill TRADE.
LIST. Tell the folks on the farms what you have
TO sell aud where you are.
2d. Use the pa per that goes 10 them and does not
scatter IN several distant states.
Sd. Use the paper that admits only selected adj
yertlsements; yours can be seen.
4, h. Use religious paper; for ehurch-peopie
viii pairoulLe you IL You patr0niLe their paper.
5th Use the paper that ~ not glanced at and
thrown aside but the one never torn up, kent, aud
reFead.
9TH Use paper that goes 20 heads of families,
and SO reaches households OF buyers.
The RICHMOND CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
hat doubled It's list OF readers In the last few years.
Ia gains new subscribers every day. Each issue Is
larger than The preceding one. 10 has readers In
every neigh bOrhood that deals with this city. IL
sends thousands OF papers every week In a lump
around Richmond. ltiS over hfty years old, and
carries a certain weight and confidence with read
ers even TO Its advertising department. The
Methodists ale thick in virginlP. Get their good
will and trade by card In their orgaa.
JOHN j. LAFfERTi, Publisher,
ap26 over State office, Main street.
CHARLES r. CLARK, EDWARD y. RANDoLPH,
presidpnt Trpaslrpf.
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Services at NarshaIl.StreCt Christian
Church.

Elder l.. 4. Cutler will preach every
night this week at the Marshall-Street
Christian church, Marshall street between
Graham and Hancock. Services commence
at O'Clock
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II. SCHWARZSCIIlLD,
MARBLE HALL,
corner Fourteenth and Main.
Zap 27I
DINKS OF PERFECTION.

That generally applies TO clothes. As phrases go
It's not much of phrase. Quite weak expresses
little, and yet enough to suggest some CLOTHING
talk. Not botanical talk. bu. practical. Twaddle
would he easy, but not half so good "a our plain
statement that our position in relation 10 The RE-
TAIL CLOTHING TRADE Is stronger to-day
than ever before. With weakness and timidity
all through the ranks Of trade, we swing out a
bigger bulk Of merchandise than eyer-so ought,
50 made up, so offered that you can do more with
less than ever before.
Are you MANI Come, prove IT for yourself.
Have you boys to clothe? The proof by them is
equally easy.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANk At
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OH tlkciNlA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS APRIL "a,
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VHE GREENBRIER
? II II i NINIsIslN IIItA '1IN
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. ~.

distinguished for
the last century on account Of The great virtue Of
ihelr Alternative WATERS AND BATHS, as
the leading fashionable resort for pleasure, eekers
from every portion Of the Union, and for the UN
EOUALLED COOL AND BRACING SUMMER
CLIMATE, having direct elevation of 1000
feet above tide water, and Immediately surround
ing mountains of $500, with capacity for 1000
guests, and accommodations nrst-class, viii open
JUNE 1sT. send for pamphlet
B. +. EAkLE,
ap 29-lm superintendent.
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THE DAILY REPORTER,
published every morning hy
EVERETT WADDEY,
lll2 MAIN STREET.

gives a acarefully-prepared list Of all hotel arrivals
up TO $50 4. NJ of the day Of publication; gives
a reliable record of all Deeds of Trust, Release,
Bargain and sale, assignments, judgments. Liens.
Suits Instituted, &c. In all Of the courts Of the
city.
PRICE. Csc. per month-deliycred by carriers.
EVERETT WADDEY, Publisher.
Stationer, Printer, and Binder.
op3O lll2 Main street.
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Reserved seats at the Theatre Tonight
only fifty cents to see the Queens Lace
Handkerchief.
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Admission only twenty-five and fifty
cents for the peoples night at the Theatre
tonight.
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Everybody should see the Queens Lace
Handkerchief when they can secure re-
served seat for fifty cents at the Theatre to-
ni,rbt
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FOREIGN STEAMSHIPS.
BVFFALO EITHIA WATER.
BUFFALO LITIIA WATER
POR
BEIGHT'S DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS
URKMIC POISONING. ETC.
A CASE STATED BY DIR. JOHN ". WILLIAMSON
pONDToS.

A CASE STATED BY DIR. JOHN ". WILLIAMSON
BoYDTOS, Va.
"Several years since. when a resident oi the
STATE OF tennessee my wife suffered from we'll
defined RrfgIl{'S Disease Of tie htdHeyS, result
ing in Ur0mic POtScifn0.
fter "A signal failure OF every remedy sug-
Resied by several eminent medical men, ana when
her c1nditton was regarded as welinigh hopeless,
trial was made Of Buffalo Litbia Water, spring
No. z, The result was relief from the threatening
symptoms 30 prompt and decided as 10 be almost
Incredible TO any but AN eyewitness.
"She continued the USE OF the water lOf ScNcrdi
months. making a complete recovery. having had
no return OF the maladY, and Is now III good
health.
know Of no remedy. either among mineral waters
or medicines, NJ all comparable TO this water
CASE OF Mr., STATED BY DIR. z. ii. PAsCHALL,
OXFORD, y. C., MEMBER MEDICAL SOCIETY on
NORTH CAkOLISA.
aI spept the Summer OF 1880 at the Buffalo
Lithia Springs and while there witnessed the
ed inpefcial action Of this water In case OF
BrfOhfs Disease Of The Kidneys. MI =, lhe
sufferer reached the Springs IN eondi Ion OF
emaciatiOn and extreme exhaustion. Inc Urtne
was bes yiIy charged with dtbute1i, ana its specl
dc gravity decidedly below the healthy stSndaru'
wiib General IEdsmG aud COmdtose symptoms.
In three weeks there was evident Improvement,
which continued during stay oi TWO months AT
the Springs the Urine becoming free from dtDu-
men, natural both in appearance ana luah'Iy j,
and regaining 10 a great eAtent ne1iuIy uvnSa''
and disappesrauce OF the DTepstcdt syinptOuis.
In the mean lime there was great Improvement III
the general health, the patient gaining sohe tnett
ty.Eye pounds in weight, and leaving 'ne 0Pi"e'
IN a comfortable condition."
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO,
Agents for Virginia Springs "aIerS'
sp 2y-eod2w
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Peoples night at the Theatre tonight:
Fifty and twenty-five cents to all parts OF
the house.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS pool
Il TABLE. In perfect order, with BALLS
CUES. and CUE-RACk. Willbe sold cheap. For
further information apply 10 ,.
hRs. W. III. JENKINS.
nm aoItS No 2505 Grace street.
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CHARLES r. CLARK, EDWARD y. RANDOLPH,
President. Treasurer.
ESTABLISHED ls49.
THE BRADsTREET MERCANTILE

THE BRADSTREET MERCANTILE u
AGENCY.
THE BRADoTREET COMPANY, Proprietors.
applying TO the conduct Sf the business all possible
improvements. Its ramiacations are greater and
business larger than any similar organisation III
the world conducted In one interest and under one
management. .. ...
Oifices In all the principal cities Of the United
states and Canada In London, kngtand; also.
RICHMOND OFFICK, No 1919 Ma,n street.
J. II whlTrY,
apz auperiD,endeRt
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u PERSON Al.
80 ~
4 CARD

Rumors having been circulated that Mr.. JOHN
NJ HIGGINS had voted in the Committee on
streets fayoring the award of city stone-work 10 =
contractor employing convict labor, aud knowing
Il TO be untve, hasten 10 correct the false runor
and am willing, If necessary, 10 make AFFIDAVIT 10
same. Messrs. Higgins Catlett. Bahen, and my
self yOtednC for tie confirmation OF the contract
and gladly testify that Mr.. Higgins j. always
foremost in advocating every Kind of city WORK 10
be zone at home and by cur own people
ap 80 It, Respectfully, JOHN EANklN.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RIcHNOsD-ss.:
|, j. +. Glenn. cashier OF the aboye-named
bank, do sOlemnly swear that the above State
meut Is true 20 the best Of my knowledge and be-
lief. j. s. GLENN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day
OF April, 1854. ". Il. BlGELOW.
Notary Public.
Corrcct-Attcst:
THOMAS POTTs,)
Il. G. MORTON, : Directors.
an 30-lt FRED. X. SCOTTD
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