North Carolina Newspapers

DAILY OBSERVER. JOHNSTONE JONES, Editor and Proprietoi. Friday, April 111873. NOTICE. , No paper will be issued from this office to-morrow morning. As Good Friday is held sacred to the memory of Christ we have thought proper to observe the holy day by suspending work. The next Issiie of the Obser VER will appear Sunday-morning. DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES. The'nWs from tbet North is cheer ingl ' Tt c o m es 1 i ke the light of a new revelation ; it is a broad ray of hope streaking the dark sky of American politics- rainbow of promise for better things in theTuture. T The feceftt'eleefions in the North ern States indicate a decided turn in the tide .of political sentiments. Con necticutvwhicU last year went Ee publican has just elected a Demo cratic Governor and Legislature. Grant's majority last November was 4,758; Ingersoll, Democrat, beat the Radical candidate for Governor 5,700 on Monday last. This result is as gratifying as it was unexpected to th e Dcm ocratic party . Albany, N. Y.. Cincinnati, Colum bus and Cleaveland, Ohio, have each, elected Democratic Mayorsarid in all parts of the North the Republi can party is losing ground because of its montsrous corruptions and politi cal villainies. CONSCIENCE-STRUCK. Vice-President Wilson drew his share of the Senatorial back pay voted by Congress about twenty-four hours before hU resignation as a Senator. Alarmed by the unexpected drift of public: sentiment upon this sub ject he suddenly discovers that he has a conscience, and wishing to wash his hands of the iniquity, by returning the ill-gotten money, he addressed, on. the 27th ultimo, a let ter to Treasurer Spinner, endorsing an order on the Secretary of the Sen ate for about $4,400, with the instruc tion that it be appropriated tow ards the payment of the national debt. HOMESTEAD LAW. upreme Court of the United as decided very recently that (mestead laws of the various States sts applied to debts contracted previous to the passage of such laws, in other wbrdsold debts, are uncon stitutional and void. This will Work great hardships in many, cases, and perhaps deprive thousands of their homes. But there is one salvation for those who fall under this decision. They can. resort ta bankruptcy, for the- re-eent-deelaraiory act of Congress saves the homestead. -4 . CoL Forney, of the Philadelphia Preset is much disgruntled at the Democratiatict43fy- -in' Cdnnecticift. In. & late issue of his paper, he eays mournfully : ( ,. Five thousand Democratic majori ty in Connecticut is a surprising loss for the Republican party, and we lear cannot be wholly laid to the cnargeror 4ocatliepublican disen tions; though the fact that 3,000 of the loss occurred in the oiie city of xue vfM oouier exposures and the back salary grab must; doubtless be held largely responsible. Itft Ktt W -Personal Intell! jrenre. At a meeting of the Mormon Conference wanted dung men to carry on the work he had commenced. He T finally resigned; me iKwinon xi Trustee In trust of the Cnurch. TjThite,, jibe Savannah post vmaster -is ln Washinglori. rtjpeQrsarter an investi gation pat hi$defalcation amounts to on The Princf tf IWafet haf been installed GranCommaader otthe order of -Knight xcuiuian fChcagl, i sinceT H&'&i and fell heavily to the grbund.v,He is pro bably disabled for lifer U H- ) 3 . .Savage has been acqoittod in: Baltimore of stealing money from the Singer Sewing CHogirs, 'late postmaster atMleigl ia.spocen of in, connection wth: 4h,eTMa- oralty of that city;'; - ' Vv msir-'h5 "t TheCJcase .bf.-therGdvernhient against Johd TMotiltSti; late post master it "Ma A'cmbatiV with a camtal of 100- 000 ban been started in London for the nurnoso of injB&riniHA of travellers. The baggage smashers on someof -the -railroads ih; this couatry-wouidi kii64k that; cbmtJany .into a cocked-hat in less thain Vii - . , -.- just organized a v.Couhciltof Uhi The S States h the he Saints, and saidT ne was getting , old, and White lion brothers ,were perforixi ing on thVlfyinWpezeJ'tK Voiiiiger 6ne sfippea STATE NEWS " u Rolorpa.' (BepL) ,.'Rohin8on,..,hna started a Radical naner m Favette- I Ville. . . . . . ... UA lVfnnHav -timrrtoti -V ' & 1 bed Monday eteoiilgS rj Hon. a. Mv vM&m&m&i&5'zrtz? .u umuuu. . the Memorial ja.uureas in wilming- ton. The Southern and Atlantic line have re-opened their office at Greens. boro. r sails on the Abyssinia for the Vienna. Exposition. ,i Mairnoiia came near navinsr- a aesM tructive fire a few daxs '.ago.. cause4 by a detective stove-prpe The Board of County Coriirdissipli ers of Halifax have voted a cdubty 8iilscription of $100,000-to , the Capi tal Stock of the Halifax and Scotland Neck Railroad. t , . -- Mr. Gudger, the Senator from Yancey, will shortly begin t& pub lish a paner , in . ,3urtistillerrio iwi called, the Black :, MourJam eri May it never get after" us f - U;Vyr Th e Hickory Prestsays :thal sW(; i m ens of Col u tit bi t e orASi 1 v er ".Ore have recently been taken from, "aJ mine owned by ur. w.jtt. uouijcii,jn Wataugajcounty. " The Magnolia Monitor has the fol lowing interesting passage in 'one tit its locals : If I can interest the young, they will say, Par, subscribe for the No3rroR-!and thus we gain through th young people. The three literary societies' of Rutherford College have elected the following gentlemen .to address them: Hon. WrM; Bobbins of Statesville ; A. J. - Morrison, Esq., of Lincoln county; and C; -F. McKesson,; '.sq.,' of Morgantoh. On Sunday afternoon last the carriage-house and barn of Mr., Sani Parker, near Enfield; took f fire, and the two houses, a lot of fodder, farm- ing ucensus, cotton seea sc were destroyed to the amount of $300,00 or more. - .r. -j Rutherford has a "mixed" College with old-fashioned discipline, and the other day a heroic lad received a threshing rather than have. -it im posed upon his little sweetheart, or lave her leave the institution.,- There is-a veryanterestifgatruggle going on among pro nitient Radi cals for the appointment of receiver or the Western Is orth Carolina Railroad. From present advices and the best authority we have it seems that Dr. Ho werton leads his rivals. Greensboro Fatnot. ' n Wilmington Star: As an indica tion of the extent of the superstition existing among the colored people in the vicinity of Moss Neck; Robe son county, it is stated as- an f actual act inat wey sweep on tne tracK ev- ery lime tne train passes, alle ging as their reason therefor, ! npow oenig questioneu. mat i& is ior ine purpose of "sweeping off the sins of the passengers. ; . p Wilmington Starr- We learn that Stephen Lowrey, the notorious ont- law of Robeson county, who 'has been " keepinis: shady" for some time past,, was seen at HayesStore, on' the W. "'C & R. R. RM on Saturday last, where he had quite a , lengthy " confab" with Mr. Wilson, the slay- er 01 Auarew strong, it lsaisx) sta ted that Wilson's" pistols were de manded byrLowrey.butihe refused to surrender them. Mr. Haves and Mr. McCormick witnessed the interview betweeri'Mr. Wilson and the outlaw, but took no part in it. Only $100, worth of property is al lowed to be exempted tronx taxation this year, 'accdrdirig to the late Jaw ot the legislature. It the amend ments to the Constitution are adopt ed by.the people in. August next $300, worth of DroDertv iwill thereafter he exempted. 1 ne present exemption 01 i a - I fni . mJu 5100 worth of property applies only to wehririg 1 apparei,' ;;;hO'useh6Ul'rahd Kitcnen iurnimrje, mecnamcai . im t m . j m- w 1 j i . 1 ...1 - , . plements, farmings .-utensils, provisi ons for family, apd: arms H for jnus- . . ' , . W HAT STEPHENS., THINKS OF THE COMPLIMENTTOjGEJCRAJtjslpORDON.- Alexanderr H,iVStephens . refers at some lehgthiij.the tla.at154 tp the "courteous compliraent'vipaid the ex rebel UeneraliiordOnbyVice President Wilson mwftipg'Mtin 1 to hroairla fwrar . ta Ran tit it I i-TnA a-v. preside over the SenateJ Vice-President of the ret C6hfed- 1 "It is but a repetition in the- Ben- ate of the like' -nonor r conferrffli nn General DuBdly Beaker Blaine sooti after this -gallant ex-Cdnfeder-ate officer took hi3seat ibthe 'Hotisfe as tHd rtpresenitaite -6f nMfith District jof Georgia. The m oral of all such compHuOSttsAittiould be to cause ,all. .ex-Confederates, t-of. &veri gradeAndlaBV, ;'to cling lose to thai glorious principles of selPgoyern msntrfor which thevcoiitendedln the X day l of "faHrHn&al- strife, and which principled Hieiala ibei foutid tion of s alll'Outifreei? irititutibfis; tT U i. At 'A. 2 23 i." i' ? ; I L: Ll a. storaojx.rConfefeja come who shall prove true tothem . Five . negro eiihrmlfhtfilmV of ingham comity jail last weeT, at Charleston. The election of direc have rbeenfecaptu?d. j Tf , tors Iorvfbrti eLuing Col.V. H. Tncker, ojfeBafeiffh will taie pfaie to-mirroaivi f ... - rr--j - -i -t .. tvv ,'-' j the day is f not -djatan v?hea( jfif I led .mithe langaage of Andy Johnson, win no longer De 'nranded . - with the denoted in histdryir theanfcV of S.7 acrincingpainoxs consecrated nd placed-bVithe, aide ' of: Wash i virtue, intelligeticeif ? iand fpamothilthe erate. saoesthee n 1 xj.twwpucii, nu oyuney, ,"'3ft:Kil hnr, '5t.it j'-.iv South Carolina Items. twT - TmihUfr,.m.w .l n f 4 . ? TheCharlOaton News' and Courier RaTheUte; mfedical society Th'fifitAie minimi s?okv 2 ' .nlrt f me immortal j. n. is jilting tne veil and removing the pressure in various parts of the State. The annual meeting of the stock holders the South tCarolina llail- road will be held this moraine, at' if -T. Ross Robertson , Esq .. for a long tim.tbeabje &arlf) edi tor iofJ. the! Winnibdld, Nvwx k nounces jft the last issue, his retire me'nt froih the "editorial manaee- m en t of that journal. . . , . Columbia Photntx : Treasurer Car- ozo ha beg,un ; - pay, be r school claims uiiuer me new arjnortion went. . The claims of i Anderson County Verb paid off Saturday, and a portion of Richland claims were paid Motiday..Thev will be naid as lone sthflf ifipuerfeoidr-oxit. ' ft r rtru-M. r--JL.:n t nr.,... srv.iuv vjuctinvuit siepuoitcan says: iowapieump to maKearragements for fr. errand blow out, wheri the road shal I-be finished from Charlbtte to tr . r' . . S .' . urefuvufe, warcn win be in a week or sor tstrpnose tne council taKetne matter in hand, or the young men. who oares which ? Either will do things Up brown. ' Air-Lixe Railroad. A lady hist from Tennessee informs us that she. came to Greenville a few davs ago by ine Airline roau irom Atlanta to within 30 miles of Walhalla, and the next day the cars would . run five miles farther; sohataDersou mri go to Atlanta by the Blue Ridge with only 25 miles staging. GreenviUe ReptibRcan. The Walhalla CownVrsays a large load of iron was shipped up to Sen eca City, on the Bjiie Ridge Road., to be used in layi tig the track of the Air-Line Road. Tlie iron was ship- p6dW1car '6f tKr ir-Llne R6ad. rhe laying of the trade from the Crossing towards Seneca River will be commenced at once, the entire grading in that direction having been completed. , A few days ago in Charleston, a young man who gives his name as Henderson and who claims to be a native of Ohio and represents him- self-as a sewing machine agent, was found on Fncndstreet wounded by pistol shots in the right leg and one of his hands. Heav rbe- was ou walking when he was attracked by two men and robbed. One of them then shot him. The pistol was after ward found near the place where the shooting occurred. The wounds .of Mr. Henderson are slight, and he is in a fair way of recovery, says : the news ana Conner. IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND Others. Treasurer Jenkins has is sued the following. opinion in regard to the listing of taxes under section 135, scneauie u., 01 tne Act to raise Reyenue :" State of North Carolina, ) Treasury Department, : J . Raleigh, April 8th J873. For the information of sucb per sons as are taxed under section 12. Schediiref Bfipfsthef Aeto raise Rev nuesratl64he MMarht1873, and in repW to enquiries respecting theroperationspfssaidiseBtiptj; i ex press the opimonr thatnfefchartts: jewellers, grocers, druggists, and all others-who are taxed onntheir Wrf. chases, rxrust list t4ieir'?purchase5i tfot the quarter ending March 31st; 1873,, t6rthe'Reffister of Detelds. and 'not to the Sheriff as provided ! in the former Th present law was rati fi ed March 3d,l73, ana is in force so far it relates to taxes, and mode of listing ine pure nases, prescnuou in said sec tion twelve v r.: :" 1 .The State taxes tinder the sectiort is 'one-eighth of ones per centuni on the total airiount of riurchases .hi or out of the State, for; cash or' on cred- it. aroaht fha rwtAitnta tF m n -r tf. urers, and agricultural products of Aretajl merchant is noi required to pay pny tax on purchased. mane fro nx? wholesale a mierchnnts i res id irig in this State. This exemptionhow ever,' does, iiOenibfrice pitrchaes ' of raie in auoiner section. Taking tlfo ' BJacVeUfietan AtfM&iY seveUooclcihia morniBfcy8tWeX!tolambia Herald of Monday, the bell -of the convent at Valle Cruc6?Wft9itDlled'byT,iOiie of .having been previously prepared and arranged, tne nuns entered the thft el, 1 (he 3sion;j5ii iriMVesureator 1 ing a heso SssnHeblack lady who ingPQstMraSeimrMpropateii nymn&;werejttinuBuBg,ioanttrijissi; w .atuku, f . the fol- rinrneq vivanV etAynbnfanda)8 the: rndctatibhe' rfl ea!-tKe 0? (then took the candle from ed whene. latter approached 416 grate4h4;teeri4d i gjrlrtwbile fW MVfvir m wwwm s 6iuai sacrum pudoriae et reverent sesignnni amOerjejrasjin.ie, .frxoijqsufMMAU nostri jesu annate ut naoeus vitam feierum et tIvs in sfeculasaeculorum." Thef issistant replied, amen. Then she tdfrjed toward 4he Saprioresa j Who ginned iheveill while the assis- iaai vuuk. jftway yuxs, wuut? ;vf xiei candle was tbeii givento her. The Te Deum was "'iutoned j liich the choir continued alternately, facing each other. Meanwhile, she pros trated, with her arms extended in tbe form of a crpssand. remained in and prajers were said, the younger girls strewing beautiful and sweet natural flowers over her . prostrated form-Th bishop- then sprinkled her with holy water, after which she rose and the ceremony -concluded at 9 A. M., the nuns and lay sisters leav ing the chapel in processsion, sing ing.hymn8. It is thought that.there will not be another assumption of the veil for some time. The singing was excellent a There'were aT nurni bef ofvisitorsTpresent from the city. From the Raleigh Christian Advocate. Sunday School Society. The Annual Meeting of the N. C. Conference Sunday School Society will be held in the city ofCharlotte to commence ThursdayMay . the 8th, at 7 o clock p. m. All bur trav eling and local preachers, and all of ficers of our Sunday Schools, are members of the society. W. H. Bobbitt, Pres. S. S. Society. April ffrd, 1873. PROGRAMME. Thursday, May 8th. Society will meet in Tryon Street Church at 71 P. M. The Address of welcome by Rev. W. S. Black at 8 P, M. Address: Importance of persevering enons anu uiyine Aia ui s. . 0. Work by Rev E. A. Yates at 8 15 P. M. . 1 Musie. Benediction. Friday, May 9th. Opening exercises at 9 A. M. Reports from members on the state of the S. 8.: Work at 9 10 A. At. Question Box opened at 9.30 A. M. Address ; The Model Superintenden t: by at 10 A. M. Music. 5 minute speeches at 10.30 ., t A.M. tin. - .v 0-4 Address : The Model Teacher : by Rev. W. M. Robey at 11 A. M Five minute speeches, &,c, at 11.80 A. M. Music. Benediction. Miivi uyi k'vogiv A ttornnrtri sow'ow r Opening exercises at 3 M. Reports. General business at 3.10 ihP M. Address : The Model -PupihUbr Rev. W; C Norman at 3.30 P; M. Address : Importance of Teachers -Meetings by '''''at 4 Ml1' ' ? Five minutfe epeechjea at 4.30 P. Jd. . Music. Benediction. Evening Session. Opeqing exercises at 8 P. M. , Address : The Philosophy of Teach- ing, Dy .uev. u. uraven, u. v., at 8.15 P.M. Music; Benediction. f Saturday, May 10. " Opening exercises at 9 A. M. Question Box. General business at y 10 a. m. ; : . - Address , Importance of Doctrinal Instruction in Sunday . Schools, by Rev.airW. Notfh at 10 A. M. Jbive minute speeches. Music: at i lOSOAM, Object lessbrjjrbyIr.Arn. Lindjey, - . aClIAil. -Five minute speeches at 11 30 AE M. Music. Benediction. - . . Afternoon Sessions upewng exercTseat . KL.u f .Aduress': Demands of the Si School for the best talent" of the Church, by Five minUte speeches. "Music at 3 40 ir. si. Address ?: ? I m portance and inflitbncV , -. of Music in . Schools, by m :t-r, ';- at 4 10 P. M. General Business. Question lBox.-- r ! n.r: :!. . a .x iuusic .eieaicuoo &i 4 4U n ; advening' Session. ' c M: Opening exercises at 8 P. M. - Address: .Ifnpc4fabc of 'fctematic ; benencence in J. Schools; and its prospective influence f j ' oh the Church, ' - v " roC,y.CarT : ,Qtl18.i0.t lusic. ,. Benediction at 8 40 . M i Sunday Maya 11th. Sunday- School Pi'aj'er-Meetih' at 1 9 Sermoai Importanco of Early Pletft mbyJB&v.Wf: HBobbiU-Ataw m& mffimpeeches,;&c, Mn ?ernion : ine grana oojeet;nall')Sit bchool work, by Rev. NivFl 4 The as a . .jmH$iTi'Vi JSlLL-' .' ; wn be obseryed .some laheoitslyihiyearVCQn L ' V A rrrt on ft a fl nv1 : Sfi A At Fridays whichithia yjear falls onADril nth, while New Hampshire? strikes som ah4the Saviiahisaya that h voumy -are wuttoui laborers. Keiqri7iri7r-at 75 irrar. ms Jin. 1 a 1 . i a. 1 xf,,;;rfc -n-Lif 11 . jjla ana ujiassa-1 nj cuiwnucu uy sne .repre6 i 1X1' . ,fccM.IFiVIMyl 0 I ' iu powerful fteWne33 ofaltliOnestchixeris. t pennjnfr io-inuc the nrn I labor. Tha i 0iffirJvfirt Itvt ab tWa : h4f r JL: 0 . . I T " W - . - w VMM .- WO III I UUC . Dill UaLlLJ Z V III I 1 1 R V IMf 1 ri 1 O OI . ffc Aft. TELEGRAPHIWIS; B Y. ELEGBAPH TO THE OBSERVER. IS, - tFrpm thi AbiericattPrcsi. Association' ,1 .-A - By the Southern and Atlantic Xine. ' J$i The Mododk. Washingto April jIQ. r Peace Commissioner Meachkm writes to Ihe'Tnteriof eparimeffC that the great difficulty he 1 experiences in bringing about peace , with the Mo- docs, is to have them believe that those -M ho have been indicted will not he handed over to the civil au thorities for punishment. The Inte rior Department somejme since in structed Meacham to that' effect but he says bad white w eri, actuated by mercenary, motives, have made the Indians believe that. the. promised made will not be carried out. The Peace Commissioners arid military are work ing harm on ioiisl y to rem ove this impressiqn of intended bad faith. How the federal authorities will keep the indicted Indians out of the hands of the State authorities is not known, but it is supposed the Indians when captured will be held as prisoners of war until put oh a Government reservation where a State process will not lie. An Editor in a New Role. Washington, April; 10Yesterday the President appointed Mr. Chas. Gilphin to be the Naval officer of the Port of Baltimore, vice Mr. Ed dington Fulton whose term of office had just expired. Mr. Fulton was formerly editor of the Baltimore American, and that paper in its issue this morning has a savage dig at Civil Service Reform, which in view of the fact that the Treasury officials have been sent South to inaugurate Civil Service Rule in al the principal cities of that, section, is worthy of notice. The American says : "We don't know how it is in other States, but civil service reform has been aban doned in Maryland. The Collectors, and Naval officers and Surveyors have all been removed, and the work of slaughter among those in the sub ordinate ranks has com mended. " It is nothing but simple justice to say that all these officers were regarded by the department as among the most efficient.! ; CressweU and the Hew Orleans : Post-Office. Washington,; April 4.0-Postm aster General Cre3awellt with his party, as has been stated, arrited in New Or leans' on iin day last '! f)n Monday, while the rest of the party devoted themselves td pleasure, the Postmas ter General spent the day in an ex arflinatibn into the affairs of the New Orleans., post office,, which has for some time been in a state of almost inextricable confusion. , , Illness of the Pope RoME,;April ! ioIis Holiness the ? is again seriously ill, his jnais- P03ition baying become so much worse as to excite the apprehensions "of h is physiciuns. n 1 j hi J (der of jirrest I iroApmponlppir- catioaof thePfussiVn Coneui; Jbba nes Rosifiif :C)in raissiotte? White granted an order of arrest for Carl Veogt, the alleged murderer of the GheyalfertfByi wr MARKETS. NicwpBKi April io.-rOold opened 118, closed 181., , pot cotton dull ordinary 151, good -ordinary, .1 7W strict gooxi ordinary 174; slow middling I8i ; middling 18 ; good niiddliilg 2l.. Ijlett. receipts 1,432 - .Orajs ! Cotton at New OrleanS easier. Midjlfing buiefc.sales iO,qgo,i.MiddUng uplands 914 nrlaanQlOlt , V. .. .. ... f ..... ' . ' 1 ,The DemocaticjState'Conrention, which nominated a niiattd ticket of ycuiucmv-aim 'oerar itepublicaps. at thesameinWpa1 f8fward!-tfife Folio Winf rfMnTnfTrn .' dishonor ajid a-disgracefulrobberv. of j thespQblio fuiidsts kku&Jl ttft -yr iZfii;'Thatherecent devftlom nnts inCQhg4iid teiprVf' h xgik eeuse of ll potit natralitn nd State of Louisiana, and 'dfchlnrA Vh Hi llitary rule and reignl6f,terror ; in augurated andfeitstairjred'by thtf Fed vvugrcss in passing.ine measure in fealrngihaalaHeror Cre&rineitoVeln f firm (ho f!mA.lA.. . innaigMmnte by the Constltutfoh' of the Vh States. - : 01 lhe United shResohed. That the rtri:-, zens of the United. HZV have the same civil antl i- . ,0 rights as the native-born citi?rlltlCal that the Constitution of the S"; an 1 Rhode. Island, reonirio- oiate of t.h nat.nralil u do tO own es estate as a nnjilifipnt t real ci5f the right of suffrage ll nex.er' vlffious distinction and l ln' ust. and hnnM K ll? 7 Un. giye; rights to all. u as to Uew Advertisements. GRAND OPEMNG OF MILLER'S NEW HALL! COR, COLLEGE & TRADE STS Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday April 14tli, 15th and I6ih ' CHIRISKI'S GRAND COMBINATION. CONSISTING OF WIRE WALKING, JUGGLERY vw juxuaioju. ana v JJ.JN 1 KlLOQUiy 15 0 USEFUL AND COSTLY PRESENTS to be given away nightly. Admission 50 cts. Reserved Sents 75 cs Children under 12 years of age 25 cents Doors open at 7 to commence at 8 april 11 NORTH CAROLINA FLOUR. OKA SACKS Fresh Ground North ('Jn OD) Hna Familv Flour ,-. "I0: and for sale by 'J " . SUSSUOUSE, MACAULAY & CO apl 11 u- Encourage Home Industry.- CAA COTTON Seamless Meal Ba'r IJJJ made at Franklinsviiia v ?. and for sale by ' STEKHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO apl 11 COITftTUY HAiflS. JUST Received, 500 lbs Choice Counfrv Hams, at 1 SIMS & ALEX-AXDEB'S. apl 10 2t STEAM EAiGIKE WASTED FOR the Charlotte Ioe Companv. Cani ty. About thirty-l'oar horse' jwor C.J.F0X.' apl 10 3t I'rert. HAY! HAY!! fXS Consignment 75 Bales of Extra nice V Ilay on haiid and to arrive Also 25 Bushels large selected Irisl 1 rutatots. at apr 10 B. N. SMITH'S P AA LBS of No. 1 Beef Hams. Call 0JJ soon now and pet one or more, a$ they are something delightful, well cured and the very thing at this season when good things to eat are scarce At JSC F. BUTTS apl 10 Market. Gallep Mills RICHMOND, YA. ARE prepared to furnish in large or small quantities (not less than a bar rel) all grades of FLOUR and MILL FEED, also FINE BOLTED MEAL for Family use. Information furnished and reference requested with orders, apl 10 eod 9t CITY PROPERTY FOB SAL& I- WILL sell for cash, on Saturday, 3rd :dav of May. at 11 o'clock, A. M., die following CITY LOTS, levied on for City One Lot, the property of "VV S Bryan, on Church Street, adjoining the lots of Alien Cruse arid F M Boss. One Lot, the property of Robert P Chap many -.fronting on 7th Street, adjoining tin lotatftf Vtra Ness and others. ' 0,n$,L0t,. the property of Mrs MA Mil liamsori, ;on Trade Street, adjoining the property of D R Ik and others. " One Lot. the property of Jno McCornifd, Sr, 'on Trvon- Street, adjoining the lots j'l Jbs:McI,arigIilin and the LnthcranChunli, and others. . , ,. One Lot, property of Mrs S Becl'lins, fronting on 4th Street, between Cemeten Avenue and Mint Street. ,Oiie Lot, the property of J S Broadawa , fronting CHurch Street, adjoining the low of C Roediger, B Koopmann and others. One Lot, property of F M Ross, iffnt, on Trj-on Street, adjoining the lots Qt P Hill, dee'd, and others. . Lfrontjng: on C street, adjoining the lois T A H uHe.wi?tt and otners. 1 One city lot, the property of bnr Johnston, on 1st street, adjoining uiew of Jank Alexander and others. . , One city, Iptf the property of Frank eiander'oiilst street adjoining tbe lots ol BdfweR Johnston and others. , . OHHtitf lot, the property of tonilstTeet, Hdjoiningthe lots of Alexaaer.and others.. ms0. ! rA' l-S J.S T Collector 5 hO TIIE. PEOPLE l qjijrWtte- and Ticinitj! jTTtStWVELTY OF THE DM" f imm- n i- f OPENING OF THE tioliar!!2torefljollar Store! the be? jBaWim,wiIl always be found in tbu Es'tabljsbmeriti' .Please call . for yone!tes.f Satisfaction arjnteeu ? -nT5 iO tif LEVY & C0LEMA y f-r rtTrade Street, Chariot I -rSpecialty of Crockery a 9 3t f : ItXlTH WAIT'S and SO"e5 ' Jast li fti TidDVS. I Miocr and ome copy 6 . Jan;. -J- . - tte ? A)rWi&9 &l iW . 1tt f:f.U a 7 , 7 til ;!' ffsr s?? it. a. ) ' 1 1 tfA. T,