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ADJUSTMENTS.
QOOTH's THEATRE. BOUCICAULT.
ID Edwin Boolh. Proprietor and Manager.

22D 10 the 1TH
MR. pe BSfeiGHu e
in the New Drama In s acts
DAD6 6au o'Dowp.
:? 4; S S$$fs t$ sSs SS'fsy'
AH ana ak SA FSs' :
NE ana scenery as.s,nsd ss InSss aasiIsSs pieces
10 sn'f'' the world EVERY aiaar
CO.. EVERY sAnuRpss s $Sa AFTERNOON a.a :. :.
al s Re re cd D In sors
Broadway.
. Sole Lessee and MANAGER Mr.. 1UGUsTiN DAILY
AosD4 NV AP sHz,s,s EVE.
r"1s $nrn Hearts,
s sR14HE, AP1Rlv EVENING, Aprnn
CD HEAPS Heaps x sP$SSsss s,, HEARTS
THE SSHHsaer sf1Hi s&flssiEE,
paSE Hs on wiz e
tns ars Te Ct hs theatre The avoe Comedy BY
DION '0''''A'l' e Sii II. s SSSj'iS''s'
YOUNG HEARTS.
bss Lady
Y Iset anrni G s. y; c c1a1Rs
Tom Coke Louis James soe....... James Lewis
Co. Whiting " xsss SIsn sfIss
Lord Charles Roebuck..
B. T. Ringgold
The new scenery is by Mr. W voGErLIN and Mr.. L. W.
Lcavey, and Is painted expressly Tor this play
An extraordinary programme for Easter Monday.
TUEsDAN NIGHT, APRIL 10,
First time here
n. AucucrIN p.y VIC u .pssor,c m Ana Or coCrETy
"DIvoRCEin
JAMES ROBERTS, and the brilliant ana unapproachabie
Seats for the opening night now ready.
STH AVENUE THEATRE
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
for the ONLY TIME in order to meet wishes many
who during the devotional period have not been
A''S 20 "''e"u INC 'neA"eA ALIKE
NEW YEARS. shR EVE,
On ns ass o sss viii &
forming combination OF unequailed attractiveness,
CANNOT RE REPEATED
under any n, , after that evening
TUESDAY EVENING,
D nlpVfo.R e.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
" Twenty third street. corner of Eighth avenue.
Mr. AUGusTlN DAILY. ....... Sole Lessee and Manager
LAST SIX PERFORMANCES
UNCLE SAM; OR, THE FILTRATION,
sARDoU'S
PROHIBITED COMEDY ON AMERICAN SOCIETY.
LAST NIGHTS OF MRS. JOHN WOOD.
Farewell performances OF this famous Queen OF Comedy
LAST NIGHTS OF MIR. JOHN BRoUGHAM
Farewell performances OF the favorite Comedian of the
LAST NIGHTS of all the MAGNIFICENT REALISMS.
THE DECK OF HUDSON RIVER STEAMER.
GERMAN ON FIFTH AVENUE.
FIVE MAGNIFICENT PARLORS SEEN AT ONCE.
On THE BEACH Al LONG BRANCH
CRISP, Mr. W. j. LEMoYNE, Mr. j. w. JENNINeis,
Mr.. e. f. kETCHuM, Mr.. j. Il. PEAKES, Mr. NJ.
GOLDEN, Mr. GEORGE DEvERE idss ANNIE
DELAND Miss NARY CARY, Miss ELLA DIETZ.
HELEN STRANGE, &c
LAST MATINEE
SATURDAY NEAI, AT HALF-PAsT ONE
MONDAY NIGHT APRIL L.
Especial realistic revival
of the
word-iamous local drama,
by Mr.. AUGUSTtN DAILY, entitled
UNDER
THE
GASIlGHr
with the great original railroad effect the pier and
river scene, &c. " -
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL g. -QU1NTUpLE SHEET
yYALLACKS.
NINTH WEEK
of

Proprietor and s sis4s WEEK III LESTER WALLACE
Mr.. scsTfHERx
DAVID taAaR1cK
LORD puspREARY M lna AND SETTLED,
THIS sn &aD wv Ev e STf ESRsHise
SATURDAY MAf I'm AT .ap.x.,
embracing q neis fssis EMISENr ARTISTS
NM ssHof NJ NJ Gx HHH a sE6wEE
FE5k FSsk
Ian, h%e poNisi Mrs JOHN J; Scion "''' 'o'A'
N THE SCOTS fAsT o ynF EEs q EaAln1r.
,vyv.no '' %ss4Rks sp' HEROES .cx
THE PEERLESS s B1ss aSsELrs MILE aonnAocu,
THE EH s sSSSEs g 81 7 EsH $ESiSiE
s y s he Ssn. Sy
Gaie pnrg Ned Buntline
Dove Eye s;YsoPsism.icr Nile M0rlAechi
G as shs sns ne
Ned sansiins's temperance Lecture ~
The Indian Dance-The Rescue.
ACT 2.Texas Jack ard his Lasso. :
The The Death Death o Of S Gaze pa s'si.
.cr The rappe es Last as g SHOT van...no.
The 4 sss SR, RsSss i he k ssss. Fight
The Prairie on Fire.
Tho Performance com,nencss with the roaring Farce,
A KISS IN THE DARK.
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 3
Monday evening April H. first appearance this season
and first time at this theatre of the celebrated
VOKES FAMILY,
whose engagement is positively limited to two weeks.
ATIBLO,S GARDEN, CARD.
IN Messrs Jarret i Palmer are gratifed at being able
& as p a hs I
have the pleasure Of presenting
MONDAY EVENING APRIL "A, 1873,
THR CELEBRATED VOCAL TERPSICHOREAN,
ppr GHARACTER B., EGGEST ps va And
THE VOKES FAMILY
THE YOKES FAMILY
The engagement of this exceedingly popular combina
POSITIVELY LIMITED TO TWO WEEKS.
They will be supported in their speciaes by selected
company from the Union Square Theatre
~ Box office for the sale OF Seats will be open
Wednesday morning, April 8, at eight O'clock
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ANTUsEM &c r'r-.


OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager ..................J. B. HAYEsS
MONDAY EVENING, April T.
EVERY NIGHT at 8 O'Clock.
Last Two Weeks Of the Fourth Edition
Q. L yox's H6SasprY DuxrrY.
in which famous pan.omime
THE AccREDIrED APOSTLE OF FUN
has achieyed success
SUCH AS WAS NEVER EQuALLED IN AMERICA.
sss ss O. q S ss 81 age, and who
sa Sna hearty ~
sihed entertainment presented by the 49,
FUNNY FOX AND HIS FAITHFUL FOLLOWERS
afford undeniabe evidence Of the
Ss brotis % Tox ,he f Gm11a
large ana superior Corps OIL specially Artists.
Donbie and triple cncores are accorded the
MArcHLEss MELODIES OF THE MARTENS
INEVITABLE . aps she IF THE cArsn
retains its wonderful popularity after
ARuN OF OVER FOUR HUNDRED NIGHTS.
whose grace and dexsrity in their Classical Gymns;ts
II
The charming Infant velocipedists.
YOUNG ADONIs AND LITTLE VENUS.
continue their astonishing bcyruar performances and
win new laurcls at each successive appearance.
KYNOCK AND SMITHS SKATING EXERCISES
illustrative both ofthe finished artist and the awkward
novice on the ice, are nightly awarded their need OF ap
probation
THE SUPERB VOICES or THE RUSSIAN QUARTET
have unqualified encomums from all lovers of supe
rior vocal music. .
Sig. CAsELIIS Evolutions the Wire
characterized by wonderful powers OF balancing
G. w. RAvEI the finest Harlequin in America.
Superb Scenery ana Original Music
Incomprehensble Tricks and Mechanical EfectA
invented and produced bye L. FOX.
, See The ppr .s.v version o. 49,
The Family Matinees on Wednesday
have long been prominent feature Al tins
and well as those on Saturday ern0on nave Deeh
Patronized by the Elite Of the city.
being largely attended than those Of any otnes
place OF amusement.
Seats can be secured six days IN nd vance.
Carriages may be ordered at 1D:i5.
The Fifth Edition OF Humpty Dumpty
is in active preparations, -
under the immediate supervision OF @. L. FOX.
whose artistic and inventive genius have made
His Name Household Word,
and whose finished rend ltion OF Panommo
host OF nte riors vanity essay 70 initiate.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. EXTRA
~ Mr.. JAMES Z. HAYES. Sole Lessee and Manager
xssN~-. .'.S '-,;5ssS;ss-
SEASON OF 1874 :
SPECIAL AMMO JUDGEMENT.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI IMPORTANT
Mr.. DAILY begs TO announce that he das made special
and extraordinary engagement with
Mr.. CHARLES FECHTER,
by which that world artist will appear at this
theatre Monday evening April g. and Tor a limited
number OF nights following, in his magnificent reaza
ton of Dumas fascinating and romantic creation,
MONTE CHRISTIE.
This play which is Mr.. Fcchtcrs dramatization Is
a powerful and original WORK, entirely differing all
other versions the famous romance, and will he pro-
duced by Mr.. DAILY in the most elaborate and costly
manner, and with ensemble to fifty mark in every
way the close of his first at the Grand Opera
House.
The sheet Mr. Fechtcr snighs viii be ope ned
Thursday morning, April IL, at O'Clock.
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MATRIMONIAL.

~ IAny OWNING DRY GOODS STORE, WISHES
a ~ carrespond wiffa middle aged gentleman, who
as a acme expe Renee IN the business object matr
1'.nv Address Willow bUaid office
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS HELPER ON BREAD
W and cake, TO 90 In the country immediately. Apply
.
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'WANTED.--TO PAINTERS.-MEN WHO DESIRE TO
w become expert grnincrs in a short time, by
and very rapid process may call on CROSS BASTlNE,
NJ West Broadway.
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.


yNANJED-GotD WATCH, HUNTING CASE STEM
w wlnicr. Patent Reports Mechanical rrior ~
Isss and Notes aHi Queries cheap. Owe lowe 81 cash
price and particulars TO MARkOWE, Herald Office
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A Pertinent Suggestion.

The following suggestion IS worthy OF con-
sidcration Congress Is obliged to provide
the Government with gold with which to pay
interest; but perhaps it might be more pro-
iitably procured in some other way:
RlcHMoNp, Va, March 10, 1873.
Editors Dispatch. Noticing an article in
your paper III regard to specie payments, i'll
which YOU say truly call that is needed to
resume is to establish confidence in the paper
CURRENCY" let me ask if the Government
shows perfect confidence in its issues when
il refuses to receive them in payment of all
debt: due to il? The Cos etnment refuses to
receive its promises TO pay in payment Of
impor! dues. thereby causing merchants 10
enter The gold market and come into comr-
ttion with the gamblers in gold before they
en- ret possession OF their goods.
Now, it seems to me that if it could be
done, aud II the Government announced its
intention to receive its money in payment OF
all debts due to it, paper currency would ap-
proacli nearer in value to gold than ever since
the war. should like to hear your opinion
Oh it. y 1OuSG MERCHANT.
We have not a doubt as to this last infer
cncc. Paper would almost instantly run up
almost if not quite to par with gold.
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The County Courts.

The House Of Delegates proposes soon TO
enter again upon the consideration of the
proposition to destroy the efficiency and dig.
nifty of the county courts. The Manassas
Gazette condeuScs into short article the fol-
lowing reasons for leaving those courts as
they are:
"A desperate effort will no doubt be
made during the remaining days of the
present Legislature to pass the bill to blot
out the present county court system, and all
kinds Of reasons will be urged to that end
This is one Of the reforms demanded by the
people, says u Richmond paper. We confess
we are ut a loss to know to what people the
paper refers certainly not the people OF Viz
giDla. Some people may want the change.
For Instance, negro Radical meeting was
held at Falls church, in Fairfax county,
the other day, and passed all sorts OF rcso-
lutious condemuing q county judge Of
another county for dcpoSing 4 grossly
incompetent negro clerk OF his court.
Among these resolutions was one con-
&demping the present county court sys.
tenn aud calling on Congress to legislate
on the subject. We venture to assert, with
out fear OF successful contradiction. that if
the State was canyassed Oh the subject, and
the change proposed plainly laid before the
people, not ten In every hundred could be
found TO endorse it. Instead of decreasing
the expenses Of the courts we assert that it
will increase them. The fact is, The thing
looks very much like it is intended to pit
The whole control OF courts into the bands of
. 'eY, who Willrun the machine to suit them.
.felges. 1t win, IL passed. crush the young
sawyef who has spent bis time and little all
In acquiring a knowledge of the awt, give
room for,f tue few, and enlsrge their fees. The
monthly meetings and greetings ofsour eiti-
.zsns will here end, and the neat little eeun.
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TIE SALARY COMMONWEALTH the sup
porters of the proposition, forty-one were
from the South, which section has but fifty
niue votes liz the House. Thirty were from
the West. Twenty-four were from the Mid
die States, as they were formerly called.
Only four were from the East, and these
were all furnished by Massachusetts,, Cakes
Ames very properly leading the list, and,
also very properly, being fanked by Ben.
Butler anu n. Z. Banks. New York fur
nishcd twelve, or one-half of all the mem
bcrs from the Middle States engaged Ill the
steal.
In the Senate there were sc ayes, of which
81 were cast by senators from the South. and
of these 81, II were Republicans. In all, 81
Republicans voted aye, and % nay IA Dem
ocrats and Liberals voted aye, and D nay
n. Y Times.
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ArorHEH. II1sroRY OF rHE SUrpLEsENTAh,f
BASKRrpT Law HAT SENATOR LE",sS
THrrsns sAY.-tWashington Chronicle y: i.
Tn 1867 the Congress Of the United staIes
nassed a general bankrupt Law similar :: tne
one adonted In Great Britain years ago. Ids
law rave an exemption of 500 anu tne
State exemption of 1851. This was found TO
work very harsTly upon the southern people,
whose state constitutions, formed before the
war. were In force i'm 1864, and seemed
spccially framed for the benefit of the rich
man. saving nothing to the poor man save
few articles, worth, in most southern STATES,
not exceeding $500, whereas i'll most western
States it amounted to several thousand dol
lars. -
Hon. John f. Lewis, of Virginia, intro
duced bill in the Senate in the early part OF
1872 which afterward, through the able ana
energetic manner in which he pushed il, be-
came law, saving to the bankrupt of Viz
rinia and several other southern States y, OUO
and upwards. This law was then declared
constitutional by the ablest lawyers III tile
country, but the Court of Appeals of Viz
einia and Judge Alexander Rives, United
States district judge declared it uncon>tltu-
tiopal. At the commencement oil this ses-
sion of Congress Senator Lewis and several
members of the House Of Representatives
introduced bills into both houses OF Congress
dccIaratory of Lewis's bill of 1872. a. bill
introduced by Mr.. Critcher was the first
gotten up. and passed the House on motion
of Mr.. Plat. When the bill was sent 10 the
Senate, Senator Lewis labored necessarily
upon the Judiciary Committee until he Sc
cured favorable report from the committee
and the passage of the bill. If this bill bene'
fits the people of his State TO the extent they
claim, Senator Lewis should occupy very
warm place in their affections.
1t is gratifying to us to be able to stlte
that the Hon. John F. Lewis has been a
faithful, able, and worthy representative oil
Virginia. 1T:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
G,ops FOR TIE SEASON.


esr GOODS FOR TIE SEASON.
GRAY STRIPED SILKS - sLts per yard worth
5AP saiss SILKS ii 50. %, and 7sc per yard;
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& in spring shades
JAPANESE SILK ROBES; $50
PERCALEsin Stripes, Figures, and Plain Colors;
pARAsoLs and sUN-UMBRELLAs,t the latest
STYLES, III great variety;
KID GLOVES in all styles and qualities;
WHITE GOODS Of every description at great bar
gains;
WHITE and CoLoRED PIQUEs very cheap;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and ISSEEIlNas; -.
Genuine FRENCH NEEDLE-WORh EDGihGs
and INsERTTSGS;
LACE COLLARS, CUFFS, and SLEEYEs'
Handsome LACE and NOTTINGHAM IDLE
RICH LACE and NOTTINGHAM OUTLAWS
MoTT,NcH.M CURTAIN LACEs from zoe. TO
1925 per yard;
coRNICEs. HANDS, and CURTAIN LOOPS;
WINDyW-sHADES. I'm great variety, from - 10 81
per pair. Including fixtures;
WHITE MATING at csc. per yard anu npwfo''
RED-t,HECK MATING at 3oc. per yard ana up
wards; -"
VELVET and TAPESTRY RUGS;
MtKsEILLEs TOILET COVERS and MATS; I.
oIJ.CIOFH and OlL-CLOTH RUGS
TABLE OIL-CLOTII of every description; /.
COTTON and LINEN DIAPER:
pIIIow-CASE LACES. CROCHET-EDGESa and
INSERTlNGS:
INFANTS, EMBROIDEREDR ROBES;
SIMMER USDERG ARNESTS of all kinds at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1ol7 and 1919 Main street,
... Richmond, Va.
Look at our stock of BLACK and coLoRED
rtIoa - NH IL
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,J.seat hotels and stores win be turned into
roosting places for owls and bats : 'ass II,
r s it by all n,cans, If yun have
81, hotter excuse than that II isas Yankee he
noYation.'" '--2s,'. .t','sss'.-s
The county judges are the best conserva-
tors Of the peace in the Commonwealth.
They do more to render tolerablc the present
condition of things in many Of the counties
than do any and all other officials in the
State. Let them alone. @
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The Wing calls the Dispatch nlck r'iD
This is bad sign. As the boy VINO c''os
out"Cu behind!" is the one who 'ai'eo %
get up behind the carriage, SO the wing 'i,.'
out in DESPAIR of being recognized as III .ne
orcan Of ANYBODY that has any money. ! ne
WIG calls the Dispatch "the organ, % W.
;,snrers,- We have heard much more
offensive title applied to the Whtgj but we
will not rcse:it il.
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"Motblcd Queen is good" says old Polo
y,rs, I've has" is good, says The Dispatch
And 50 OF one or two other little q bsundefs
which appeared in our columns yesterday.
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+ ME- TABLE-CLOTHS, from two to hVe
yards long, In all qualities;
PINK. GREEN, BUFF, and TURhEI-hED la
BLE-COVERS, all sizes; ..-s.
p1rEE npAR. PINK. GREEN. TURKEY-RED,
) BROWN. aud BLEACHED NAPKINS;
of every description ut great
bargains; .... .fs.I
TOWEL S from 81 rs to s. per dozen;
Extr, wide uUCKABACK TOW ELLlNG' AT &c
worth 35c. per yard ut
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our BLACK and COLORED SKIS.
fh NH 12
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died. on the sth Instant, at the residence Of hiS
parents. on Vcnahlc street, ARTHUR GORDON
infant child of W. r. and &. K. Bryant aged seven
months.
Wherefore should make my moan,
Now my darling child Is Ccad?
He 10 early rest il gone
lie to paradise IS ic'.
shall go IN him. but lie
Never shall return 10 me.
God forbid. his longer stay,
God recalls his precious loan;
God hath taken him away
From my bosom To Ills own.
Surely what He wills Is best;
Happy in His will I rest
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MET BLACK ALPACAS in all qualities,
BOMBAZINES, TAMlSE,
AUSTRALIAN CREPE,
BLACK EMPRESS CLOTH,
ALL-WOOL POPLINS.
CREPE aud LOVE Wells, all sizes
CREPE COLLARS.
CREPE COLLARS and CUFFS to matcn,
UEMSTITCIED MUU RN NG lANDhEh-
CHIEFS,
BLACK RIBBON, all widths
BLACK MEl;INO SHAWI.S i'll al IlalilteS
BLACK SlLK, KID, THREAD, ana ettSi''
GLOVES:
pr sCE PINS and all other articles necessary for
,,,hIs LEVY BROTHERS.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

IL ,,s,,,.
MONDAY. TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
March 10th, nth. and 18th,
CHARLES MAC EV0Y'S ORIGINAL
IuBERNICON,
Illustrating the Scenery, Music, and Antiquities Oh
IRELAND.
Thrilling Historical Pictures, Vivid Battle Scenes,
ifp-Sized Figures, New Songs, Dances,
NIusic SCENERY, Character Sketches, Violin ano
Piano Solos. &c.
The new Dramatic Episode entitled
IvIsu HEARTS OR, LOVE IN THE OULDSOD
will be rendered by the
HIRERNICON COMEDY COMPANY.
ADMISSION: Dress circle 75c: orchestra, au pC,s
cutlery o5r Reserved seats Without extra charge
ri hmb0ITs Musical Exchange.
GRAND Matinee WEDNESDA mt - O'Clock
Each visitor Will receive present Of book con-
filming scventytive songs anu rcclIllloIs. lln ~
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r-f:~ THE VIRGINIA NAT Z IL y l.
PETROLEUM LUBRICATlNG OIL,
sold by us, and extensively used i'll this city anu
elsewhere for the past seven years, and which mas
given such general satisfaction wherever used dJ-
frsfronl all other lubrcatiag oils sold in this mar
ret. 1t l.
4 PURE, NATURAL LUBRICATING OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADMIXTURE WHATEVER
free from all grit and gum; and. under the same
circumstances as the best sperm or lard OIL VIII not
heat wear, or cut the boxes or bearings Experience
has proven beyond doubt that this IS one Of the
BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBRICATlNG OILS
before the public.
Observe that our brand Is on each barrel
We are the sole agents here for the Virginia Ma
trlra Petroleum Luhricatng Oil, every barrei ct
which sold hy Us bearing our brand thus:
"VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATING OIL.
PURCELL, LADD i CO.. AGENTS,
RICHMOND, VA"
Oaerrs addressed to us will receive prompt atten-
ton, and bc shipped in good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LAID & Co Druggists,
mh5-3m Richmond, Va.
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BACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
i ESTABLISHMENT.

OPFICE OF V. HECHLER, JR., & BROTHERS,
GENERAL PROVISION DEALERS,
Nos. IL AND 30 FIRST MARKET,
RICHMOND, VA, FEBRUARY oath, ls73.
10000 pounds SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
10000 pounds SUGAR-CURED BREASTS,
10000 pounds SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS,
lo,e0o pounds suGAR-CURED JOLES. tt,s
This Bacon Is all OF our own curing, and we war
rant Every piece to be COOL, or no sale. This lot IL
no Baltimore or Western meat.
Also, 800 ucrces or WESTERN. sUGAR-CURED
HAMS-smau size, H.. sssisa X
AS the JoLE season Ii coming on, we have lot Of
the very best IN the eity-a new from this winters
+ WILLIAM A. GRELLS, for the iest twelve years
with A. q. Robertson, livestock broker. Ia now
connected with the above arH,. fe 25-lm
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4. General Wade Hampton says:
Tho GARDNER FIRE-EXTINGUrsIER has my
hearty approval and recommend Its general intro
dct.on us safe and eicacious protection aguinat
the risk of IRE. The great benefits 1t has conferred
in saving property justify the confidence reposed
In It."
Send for descriptive circular.
THOMAS L.sPR EATON, General Agent,
lie 27-A, ~ ,&Ssm log Third street, Richmond,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HUMOROUS READINGS.

r,,r, pr RREh,gsi al " ShAHGaRoaIlirsT ,
,v,rI. nv request. read. elections from bis most
humorous Readings. embracing
!. To nSf ap i VISIT TO RrcHMoSD,''
"MoNsIEuH PAS DU FONT,
"CoLp In HEAD SC.s6Ct ifE
in tle lect KEcGSP H 81 1ss CHURCH,
'oinet III THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, 1873. ,,.s.
Proceeds for u benevolent object. .s
Tickets, ffty cents : mn -.
DICHhOND THEATRE.
Manager, ......................W. T. sPALtiNG.
THREE NIGHTS and ONE MATINEE only.
Commencing THURSDAY EVENING, March
,a,I Americas most famous comedian
Mr.. JOHN f. OWENS.
supported by his own dramatic combination.
THURSDAY EVENING, the performance TO
commence with the PV9IRC!lTIaIFM fsmeas OF tue
12 70 Conclude With Mr.. OWNS great specially Of
SOLON SINGLE.
FRIDAY EVENING,
EYERYBODY'S FRIEND and ToODLES.
SATURDaY-OWFNS, MATlEE F.
MARRIED LIFE and DhSHER AND CRaSHfh.
SATURDAY EVENING.
uAppJEST DAY OF MY LIFE, SOLON SHIN
GLE, and THE LIVE INDIAN.
PRICE OF ADMISSION. .s.
Admission to dress circle and orchestra; isc
Rcscryed seats In dress circle and ORCHESTRA. ~
Parlictte.. 95c
Family circle. aso
The The .ale of reserved scats for MIR. OWENS now
omen ut +. A. AMBOLD'S music store. Main
street. ..- n... 80.
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MAR RHAGES.

Married on the c5th of February. at the residence
of ihe brides father. by the Rev. r. q. Dashiel Mr.
JOIN +. PARRISH to Miss X. +. KELLEY all ol
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nCp LEATHER BELTS Of all kinds;
SOAPS and PERFUMERY of superior quality at
much below regular prices;
BELT, TRIMMING, and SASH Ribbons;
BLACK and COLORED VELVET RIBBONS;
COMBS and BRUSHES, HAND-MlRRORS;
RUBBER, SILK. PEARL, AGATE, METAL, and
HORN BUTTONS;
eresRssnCELII SEWING, BELONGS, and
CJARK'S SEWING-SlLk, on spools;
SKEINS and small SPOOLS OF SILK at &c.;
CLARK,s and COATSS SPOOL-COTTON at zoe.
! per dozen;
sEWING-MACHINE NEEDLES ut soc. for a
paper OF ten;
MACHINE OIL, the best manufactured, ut lSc. per
bottle:
LADIES, LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS in the
latest styles;
LADIES' GARMENTS of every description nj
GREAT bargains at LEVY BROTHERS',
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Look at our BLACK and COLORED slLhS.
. NH II
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LETTINGS.

rE'UE MEMBERS OF JEFFER- 10
1 SON LODGE. No. 90. x. F.. are here. f5iSSA
hr notified 70 attend stated meeting OFF, Z y:
the Lodge at their CASTLE HALL on(sSgtS
THIS "Wednesday EVENING, the 18th EsSy
Instant at "a O'Clock. The amendments 10 GEE
the bylaws and other important business VIII ne
considered. Mcmcrs OF sister Lodges arc cordlaiiy
invited tu attend. Ey order of the 9. Z.
NH I2-ItS JOHN 2. NAtEIthS, X. k ana =.