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smsysIssEHTa.
10y GENERAL REQUEST
the GRAND CONCERT given at

ASSEMBLY BALL
on Tuesday evening. April 27'l s75' by Inc
CHOIR oFTHE SECOND BAPTIST cHukch'
assisted by Mrs. ALv1S BARTON, Oh , mo- of"r
Tenn Mrs. REISHARDT, aud about seVrnty , o,Jt
of the best MUSICIANS tamaieur anu pr rTT
In this city, and KEosNIC!fS oRCHLsiHA'
wII,I,-BE-R REPEATED FRIDAf~EFENlse'
APRIL 30,
at which time viii be rendered cholce fnr
from tho most eminent composers inciuoins iU U
no orisceut choruses from the operas " NINA Do
iena.T Elislre y Amore," Ernani," ana @ena-
ramis." r,,d,y ,acistinp in
,hase choruses represent the leading SINGERS IN o,
nasf civ chrs and singing societies, aud comprise
an array of talent almost unparalleled IN any MUS mus
O., reunion ever had in this mace, and tne SOLOS,
ducts. &c. Will he rendered by those whose appear
anca is ever welcome TO our people.
Owing 10 the noise made by the severe ram soern!
of tuesday night, which prevented justice oe,n x
done both 10 the large audience then present ana
The singers the price of tickets has been put az oo
cents. ,,. u.u. mig mncic-
s,ore commencing this tThursday) morning, Zsth
instant at O'Clock, without extra cnarse' rr'.
DOR
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ap 13-eod1m
ssT,HE SUNNY soUTH0-THE COM

HT'HE SUNNY SOUTH"-THE COM
ING lssUE-DuN'T MISS 1T 1.-The next
Issue !So. o. OF THE SUNNY SOUTH" will
he Demosthenss OF Kentucky, and a striking
lite-siZe portrait or JOHN Mitchell, The Irish na
a. Loehfaue, OF Georgia Also, three fascinating
Stories, many brilliant Poems and Essays. spalk-
ing EDITORIAL In the different departments ain the
current News, lheatricals, Fashion Notee, No
tires Of new boUks, new music, distinguished per-
sons, &c, &c, r.
call on or AZ dress r. g. ACNE Aosn, wa
29-1t* No, 8 south Twtlf,i, stra,st
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Secretary of the Interior.

It seems to be pity tbat.rumors "e'e set
.aoa; about Secretary DELANo, because tha'
Gentleman, it is reported, hns determined TO
remain at his post until!they are dsspFoVeo'
This will probably keep him in office Tor
long time. But Cabinet meeting, 1t IS STA
ted, FROM which, By iutcnlicn of the freS'-
don't Mr.. DrLAso was excluded, after con-
stderins his case, came to an an'aVoraole eon'
clusion with regard to him. 1t is curious
what variety there has been In the state
meuts put forth on the subject; but we
rather suppose from all accounts that the
Secretary of the Interior will have to with
draw to his interior home in Ohio. The wool
dyed Republicans in that State appear not 10
be kind to hisvirtues nor blind to bis errors
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The Cities and the Country,

It is q fayori,e trick of dcmago2ues 10 pfo'
tluce an alienation Of feeling between 'He
farm crs and Observation-Disclosures Town an"
country. We bad some remarkable sPesf
mems of this trsckery last wshter. Inc ae"
te mp to diminish tse value OF inc 'S~i,
'ceiy able coupons in comparison VIII """s
was STYLED Lawful money" was easea upon
an attempt to prejudice thc farmers asa'nS'
ITO merchants. II was assumed that TIE
merchants had the advantage IN paying Tue
coupons for taxes owe. the iar'nefS' s".
WAS urged rs q sufficient reason Tor VieiS',"s
the law.
Il c,uM not. even II correct, be ajustihca-
ton CT an unlawful act. But 1t was not true.
The facilities Of Intercourse by railways, ana
exraesses, and commission merchants are
su. III that every part Of the State can oe anu
is readily supplied with coupons. Accord
ing 10 official statement there was received
into the Treasury from October l, 1873, 10
October /, 1874, about 81, 100,0ooin coupons.
Z richmond, if wesuppose she paid her whole
tax save that for schools in SUCH coupons
could net have paid more than S2oo,ooo.
Therefore 5000 900 in coupons must have
beon paid in elsewhere. 1t came chtehy
from the .couutry taxpayers. What trauo
1t was to- pretend that the cities exclusively
profited ty the coupons?
The Legislature had no right to depre'
-ciute thevvalue Of the coupons, and the I'M
lawfuness of ssch an act would have been
slIl tbep more scaudalous based upon false
pretext. :, ..s
uOne effect of the payment OF taxes IN tne
,receirabity coupons has been 10 cause q
considerable investment Of the gains Oh
.couutry pursuits in State consols. IL Is a
good thing for the farmer. If be buys State
bondssat the present rates, and pays the cou'
.pons into the Treasury at par, he makes
about ten per cent. on his investment. a
.good .ecuhation.
One wealthy county in the State Is known
toshaye pu released about $4,000 OF consols
for this very purpose. So we see how our
owueeople may profit by the law. Ii the
Legislature would proceed to maiOtain the
public horror the farming community could
continue TO profit in this manner; but even
yirghians Will lose faith in the credit OF
theircwn State in view of the attacks that
are inside upon it by the regulators.
Wesur pose every man must see what
greassbipg it would be for Virginia if hel
bonds CO, I'D be absorbed by her own citizens
and. die new sinking fund together at the
low price to which they have been reduced
1t world keep our deb. at home, and its pay
ment.'or Id be to ourselves Any man can
readily sc e that the process Of thus investing
none! az paying taxes will in few years
relieve til e State from ui hardship and estab'
lish G; tire content among the people.
But if The demagogues are allowed to cor
troll EIere. can be no peace and no thrift.
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The Dispatch and Enquirer had some
Jimmy Latin in their columns yesterday
That German word "und," for instance, IN
;ected between Latin words, was amusing,
especially when the Latin was half wrong
And il reminds us Of a German conundrum,
wa;ch may be translated into English as fol-
lows: .4
.What stands between Richmond and
Petersburg:"
Ansuer, ,oim chuckle from fat Ger
man. "That little word and "(unO. co.
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Their BLACK SILKS are proclaimed by all that
have seen them the cheapest ever offered In the city,
They are selling PURE SILK at 75c. Also, GROS-
GRAIN at 81, at 1926 worth S1.65, at sl.4o as
good as any generally sold at 80; LYONEsE at
s1.75 worth ~ So at 1910 worth fully $3, at
80. 40 cheap at SO. 25, at 95 warranted as good
as any In the city at IS.
Do not fall TO see their BLACK ;ALPACAS be-
fore YOU buy. They guarantee q saving Of from
to 4Oc. on every yard.
A large stock of LACES, such as GUlPURE,
POINT APPLIQUE. VALENCIENNEs, and
YAK. principally bought at auction, which W Ill be
sold at the smallest advance.
A large stock of WHITE GOODS;
FRENCH NAIEsOOKS at Csc. worth 40c.;
sOFT-pINISH FRENCH CAMBRIA at DC. cheap
at 37kc.;
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLIN much below
market value.
Also, large stock of IRISH LINENS extraordI-
narily cheap;
A full assortment of PARAsOLs, CASSI|EREs,
HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY and many other
goods;
WHITE and COLoRED MATTING;
Also, COCOA MATING at 45c. cheap at Coo.
m 23
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NE CODLlYER OIL,

ne COD-LlVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST,
PUKEST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony Of our physicians who
prescribe 1t, and OF patients who have taken It, that
1t is more accountable to the stomach and more
easily 7ssipiilaied than any other OIL
fresh supply lust recei we'd direct from New
fou9dland. hEAL,E q hAahh.
Importing Pharmacists,
.fe1o 3,s sl.a 1ain street
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DICHMOND GENERAL AGENCY
-. -a OFFICE, &!
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE
. INSURANCE COMPANY. ,.'
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FLORISTS,

TNVESTIG ALTON OF EX P EN- D l.
i TURKS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
NEW RESERVOIR AND WATER-WORKS.-
At a meeting of the Committee on Reform and
.Retrenchment held Tuesday, April 81, 1875, ut .
O'clock A. NJ, II was
RESOLVED, THAT whereas this committee is charged
by the City Council with the duty Of investiR ting
the accounts expenditures: plans, aud proceed.
ings o. the Com mittee on Wafer 10 the coustruc-
ton Of the new reservoir and water-works; and
whereas fnsnuations have been made detri entail
to the character of parties In charge Of these
improvements; therefore, rs an act Of justice to
The ommittee on Water, as well as 10 the city, the
Com, uiitee on Reform am Reirenchment adjourn
cali upor citizens who know anything bearing
upon this Investigation to send In writing. with
tbe,r salnes and residences, the infofmsliou they
can give to The chairman of the committee. c,rner
of Main and Ninth streets, during this week. and
they win be calie,t upon to give evidence as the
committee mAI w. :. G. cARRINGToN, Chairman.
AS the committee cannot rely or act upon intima-
lions or anon, nous communications, u Is requested
that nothing but facts be stated In the eommunica-
lions to The CominitteS ON Return and REIrench-
meat tcge her with The actual evidence thai ssp be
: - I'D = s::sta!3 ,sse' = .t
~ aa IL y. Cd SAa:4.saIV~l. !.
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CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,

,ouiiN DOES has the largest stock and greatest
nose IN wsnt Will have MI opportunity 10 select
thelr choice QHt OF about seveDsy.fiye. Thosc fine
- M ny ~ - 49,, -
sGlI ssseef lap1ol IE.lSLh W FaSur,
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Mexican Troubles.

yPs ina: ster. General JEWELL is wearied
with the il Interruptions of the mail.servce on
the hIcxic,su border. In recent Cabinet
No Getting be. called attention to the fact that
fou. or five of his officers had been killed by
the Mexican IS, and he thought it was about
time that something should be done. We
thrtL so, too; but possibly Mexico may re.
ply nhat a &C oddly number of her officers or
peopke may AVE met a similar fate. How
ever, rltions don't argue these matters eX-
actly In this manner. The most powerful
will be sure o look at the question in one.
sided light, a. I'd take measures to protect its
own people r retaliate for their sufferings.
As,we huye said before, when the question
of isdenpity Is pressed Mexico will cave in
and avert rel orisals, if possible. Neverthe-
less, ,as,we CT Innot hope for cessation OF
trouble on b, order between Ills and semi
barbarous PEG pile, we shall see our nation
forced, inter p atenee Is exhausted, TO police
Mexico at her own expense and take her
under oprtprott 'ction.
Ii this view the question derives import
ancs and becomes worthy of especial delibc-
ration amongst the statesmen ofthe country.
A civilized State can hardly long keep up
peace on a border that separates her from a
semi4barbarous people. The continued fret
ting and chsiipg that may from this relation
arise on oursouttIern boundary will surely
bring about great changes. We Shall have
to ciyitize Mexico or govern her; and when
We try that we shall encounter that terrible
cause OF trouble from a eamusion Of races.
about atthone.
In ourewn opnatry there are race.troubles
that we haze to settle. The aboriginal race
of Indians bias exercised us not a little. One
would suppose ths: we were nearly through
that; but now and then startling occur
rences show that the Indian lives. and coz
siderable anrslnt Of eiyilizing, after the Anne
rican fashias. will be needed to establish |
quiet In the "reservations !" And to this
we have another race,question of alagn:-
stude. ..-.. .s !
There is good .deaa of craftsmanship
needed on these >&hjects, and we shall yet see |
strange events AUS ing opt of them. The in
feSior races must inevitably "move on"
DoueStic economy. philosophy, and physi-
ology all unite in Ee1eiug it. The Caucasian
must have exclusive possession of all the
most hsbitable aud desirable parts of the
globe certainly of tbe temperate zones. In
the development Of this law the United
States .Aas to perform great things. The
country will the more easily achieve them
when freed from the folly and crime of
fana,icism and corrupt parties; but, while
delays .mey happen, nothing can prevent
them.
We approve the concern Of Mr.. JEWELL
for his officers. Their taking of" In a
brutal manner ought to be stopped. That
is an Indispensable part Of the great vp-stern
drama which, rust be played out.
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me- NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
The largest assortment Of KID GLOVES in the
city for ladies and gentlemen, In opera, hsht aho
dark shades, sc. .... .......... -..... ..r.
Try pair of Two-BUTToN KIDS at 75c.
worth SILT pair, at s.... r.
..~ars WILLIAM THALHIMER'S. q. '
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ESTABLISH led ! S3 g.

CONSISTS OF UPWARDS OF 800 SHAREHOLDERS
WHOSE LIABILITY IS UNLIMITED.
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MOURNING GOODS-a full line in BLACK
GRENADINES. ALPACAS, MOHAIRS, bonn
BAZINES, Wool DELAiNES, TAMIsE, and
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CREPE Wells.
GLOVES, aud BOROERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, at The very lowest prices.
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YDECAYED TEETH.--We have
nreparcd, after consultation with some of our
host dentists, a CARgOLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
cAYEp TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts as
complete disinfectut 10 the odor caused by de-
,ayed teeth, and is very pleasant to the smell and
taste Sold in bottles so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
ia IN 9l9 Main street
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PoSeEE SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, PLAID
and SOLID. COLOR POPLINs, and DRESS
GOODS from zoe. to 75c. A large line, and very
low. Call and look at them.
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NE APRIL 90, 1875.
MORE NEW GOODS
IN STOCK AND ON THE WAY.

T. r. PRICE s co.
have opened more Of those handsome
HAMBUuGH GRENADINES, in white and linen
shades, for poloralses-enlire novely-trim-
mings 10 match them;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, heavy and fine warp /;
BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS, II 10 81 yard;
New PERCALES and CAMBRICS;
Novelties in CALICoS;
PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, very cheap.
MOURNING GooDs-such as silk-Warp Henrlettas'
Silk-Warp allies, Bombazines, TamiSc.
BoMBAZINE CLOTHS, DELAINEs;
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells extra;
BLACK and CoLoRED MD GLOVES;
THREAD GLOVES and GAUNTLETs;
New.s;yle CoRsETs for stout ladies, &c.
Elegant line PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS for ladies'
and gentlemen. ap %
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ExCeJRSEOSS.

GRAND MILITARY EXCURSION
" AND PICNIC OF COMPANY q. FlRSTH
VIRGINIA REGIMENT, TO WEST POiNT.W
MAY 3D.-There will be match game OF base,
ball for silver medal b.tween the swan anu atm1
Irfic Clubs of Richmond. Al-o, Il silver watch anu
chain for the b. st shot (cliZen or soldierl. Inc
First Virginia Regiment Band VIII be IN attend
ancc Tickets: Ladies soc. gentlemen, 81. 1he
committee will spare pains 10 make the coca
sion a Sc rct and enjoyable one Leave 7 ork RIVER
denot n 7:45 A. NJ. ap27-5t
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I'M nv ans. 81 . sIn nor reanr- al the
~ ElsrA'rGH tklaT.NG-hOUsE
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
Positively last time of the grand opera
DEB FREISCHUTl, r.. ..s
pyTHE GESAEGVEREIE VIRGINIA.
,snNnhY May Sd. 1878.

This performance will be given In compnance
with tbe request of his Fxcellency Governor Mem
ner, bis Honor Mayor Kelley ana many o'uei
prominent citizens. . po.ar,od so,,s
Prices of admission heretofore Reserved sens
can lie secured at WAITS music-slore' Ma'h
street after O'Clock Friday morning.
nm % a.
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BLACK SILKS, real Lyons Bellon,' at $3.50
worth richly $1.90, and at S1.S5 worth 1926
yard. These goods are the cheapest ever sold in
the city.
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CHOICE TEAS.
HAGAN, WHO SUES, VS.. HAGAN's
Ill ADMINISTRATRIA AND 9TH isRS.

IN THE
RICHMOND.
The following Is an extract from the decree en-
erred in this cause on the 10Th day Of Aprl- 1910
81 The court doth adjudge order, and decfee that
II be referred to Thomas j. vans. of The com
m ssiouers Of this court, audit, state, ana settle
the accounts Of Mary =. Hagan, adlniuisfratrx or
Jol. Hagan, Jr, deceased, with the estate of afd
JOAN Hagao, DR., deceased, and 10 tquire and re-
John !agan. DR.. to The plaintiffs aud nil otuers to
whom 1 ne same are coming, and their amounts and
prnrttieN; what Is The anonnt Of ners0ual estate,
aud what che fee-sinple value and annual income
from The val estate; who the heirs-at-iaw OF
John Haesi's Jr: anu whether IL will tie nece siry
what; and aay other matter deemed lertinent by
the comm!ssi Sner, or which party In interest," may
desire 10 have siael.n
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Q POUNDS NEW PRUNtS FOR 81;
- o pounds new CURRASTS for II;
pounds fALM HuTS or II;
pounus DENIA RAISISS for 9Oc.;
pound JAPAN TEA tor IL:
pounds SUGAR CORN for 81;
s pun DIS SRAa ULATED SUGAR FOR 81
~ cakes STERLING SOAP Tor 75c.;
] busLel POTATOES for 81;
6 cans LARGE TOMATOES for 81;
LONDON PORTER. SCOTCII ALE, CLARET, hne
WHISKEY, &c.
WILLIAM II. TATUM,
Dealer In fine groce ries and liquors,
an l7-eod6t .. STA Broad street.
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NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
ARE SELLING BLACK SILKS

They desire 10 call especial attention to their
extensive stock Of
LADIES UNDERWEAR,
which Is well made from the best brands Of cot-
tons, and will be found handsome.
DRESS GOODS Of every description aud quality;
BLACK GRENADINES from Acc to $3.50;
MEXICAN GRENADINEs-very handsome;
sIDE.BAND LAWNS and ORGANIZES;
GRENADINES for POLuSAlsE-yery handsome;
CUIRASs and TABLIER SETS;
Soveltle. in sCARFs,
HAT-SCARFS,
RUFFS. and
RUFFLISGS;
LACE ADMINISTRATIONS assortment;
LACE SCARFS-SPANTSH and GUlPURE.
We have just opened most attractive
assortment OF
LADIES' sUN-UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs,
with beautiful handles, well assorted, In bone,
horn ivory pearl, ebony, and c0rnrlian. 40 ID
THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY
'SpRING and SUMMER DRY eUoDs.
CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
.a .@r.r- SHOES,
... ... HATS, -
LADIES' and GENTAEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS,
.u.. FANCY GOODS, &C.,
also SEISE-THREAD, sEiHEL LINES. SEINE
TwISEs, SEISE-CoKKS, CoRKwoOp: ROPES, &c,
Is at l.. LICH rNsTtIh'S,
Importer Of Selnc-Thread,
NH rs. cod 1705 and 1907 Fr.nslin street.
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NOTTIN HAM LACES, for curtains, &c. !;
WHITE MARSEILLES QUILTS from IL to
81 and beautiful and cheap line Of WHITE
GOODS Of every description.
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TIT T T T T T T T T T T.
GUNPOWDEK, YOUNG HYSUN, JAPAN.
OOLUNG, AND ENGLISH BR" AkFAST TEAS
al 81 per pound. A choice selection OF COFFErS
toasted daily at the Virginia Ten and Coffee Store.
an2 ~ E.. uERUE&, Proprietor
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GROCERIES, &c.

HEADQUARTERS 1880 BROAD sTREET,l
RICHNoNp. VA, april 20, 1873.
GENERAL ORDERS No. IL hereby
" announce to the public That have declined
selling my stock at suction, as ner aCysri cement ni
with a largely -incrcased stock OF q GROCERIES,
LiQCOKS, &C, when invite my friends and me
an 2o-It* EDW .kD PHELAN.
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w AT COHEN BROTHERS
YOU CAN BUY

FRENCH-WOVE CORSETS at 45c. selling gene
rally at Csc; their $1.76 Corsets at 92c. ; their
s2.75ats1.5o; their 1926 at $l.9o.
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Come more of those beautiful and FAST CO.
L0RED LAWNS at / l9:. per yard, and lots Of
other goods which will be sold at The very lowest
prices Call and you can get some OF The great
bargains ut WILLIAM THALHIMEK'S,
apl5 COL Broad sire ct.
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CASSIMERRS and CLOTHS, and gentlemen's
WHITE SHIRTS and FURNISHING GO0DS-a
full stock-yery cheap.
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PARAsOLs-a new supply-all the latest styles
and novelties just received; also LACE
POINTS, in which I of:r great oarg AIMS, as
they were bought very chasp and Will be sold
cheap.
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BLUEGRASS SWEET .P1CKL ED
ID HAMS.-A lot of these VERY SUPERIOR
HAMS Just received ana for sale by
h. g. .. WORKMAN e CO..
an 23.3taw3w Sole AGENTS.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

= COMMISSIONERS UFFICE.l
.HIcIiAoND, April 81. 1876 I
The parties interested are hereby notified tbaI
have liked on Fki DAY the 2lst Of nay. 1873, AT
IL oclork d.. as thu, lime, and my office, I'm The city
or hichmoud, on Eis vruth be, weeu Mainland Hauk
streets. rs tht placs to STATE The accounts anu make
the Inquiries directed By che foregoing decree 800
49, Fit .Ftg-l4..snal4 Z HDMaSJ EVANS. :ss.
,zaa-~ Sc .:u.ls. =, -,:i lem. -, 4;
:, u, kEtISY,p q, up 2s-rhaw
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STRIPED HOSE, for ladies and misses, from
25c. to IL. and large line of SILK SCARFS,
RIBBONS, &C.
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T'APE, BRAID. BULLION, AND
L WORSTED PRINCES In ew shades,
SILK ana LACE TIES 10 every style and shade
al g-t JULIUS MEYERS,
tap Z4-1w. 500 Broad street
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EDUCTION IN FINE TEAS.
GUSPOWDER. $3.50 worth So;
JAPAN TEA 75c. worth 81;
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, fines quality, Sl.25;
OUI.ONG, 81 worth Sl.5O:
NEW PkUNrS 10c per pound. at
apo4 CHR1sTiAH & WHITES.
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DRy GA0Ds.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-29

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-04
ALFONSO.

The new King of Spain is the
eldest son and second child of the
ex-Queen Isabella. He was born
November %, 1857, and has con-
sequently just passed his seven
teenth year. He has been trained
in the expectation of one day
ascending the throne, and his edu-
cation has been carefully attended
to during the period of exile. Ex-
Queen Isabella abdicated in his
favor on the 25th of June, 1870,
when the possibility of restoration
seemed to be Of the faintest kind.
He is understood to be not bad
young man, but the influences that
have surrounded him from his
birth have not been of a character
to inspire lively hope, that civil
and religious liberty will be greatly
regarded by him or his advisers.
Bourbons are proverbially inapt
at learning anything from history
and experience, and Alfonso does
not promise to be brilliant excep-
ton to the rule. The Spanish
people are to blame for their own
failure, and they deserve nothing
better than Bourbon king. They
made the free Constitution, under
which Amadeus reigned for two
years, an impossibility, and they
made even worse work of the
republic. We see no great cause
for congratulating Spain on the
restoration of this Bourbon family
especially in the person of Alfonso
who has always been regarded a:
illegitimate. He really has nc
claim whatever upon the throne
except that he is the son of hi,
mother, who was as bad o woma,
rs Queen. Her mother was ik,
herself, and her father, if possible
worse. For four generations tn,
line is utterly corrupt and worth
less.