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ssrtaE STAFF OFLIEE. ASWEbL 142Ss
4 .ss meats. .yegelabes. sc ,tnrs palstsbis 81
and shulest ,nc, shopla bc propariy coohca ;q5Ak
-. =. 1s'at benca n 4 ~ S7T1|-
GOOD C0OkLS6->TUyE OR RASGE
. r.. : IS indispensable IN every 1aptlyf
TIE kICHMoSD STOVE CSMPAS1-s
RI.HMOSD, VA.
are manufacturing > line or
go'jkIAGzS .NErs, % MGES,
HEAL fSti-SFDYES. HOLLOW "AkE' -
EIDSTs AND CRATES, -.
md fin, G., generally thascannot be ekcei!sd-
Using ,he ceienrs;s.d Powt!!slA = eIS ikoS. nisIh
frn, yiJyiuia 0-es wiibin ErE I1f5 or Nlcn,nohu,
and sor Moving none but ll"rOuehiY-skiIied NE
ch ,n, they sla !augc tLe .Dri'i " lreIncc oc0st
ware, or mos3 Gerabie or hetIer-operfEs @ stt..s @
The stoves aHLx other Ns(es Oh tlis S'DPApJs'
SOFA 4 TIT: Is:Ia ITaxiNCIPAL sToVF-DgALERs, I
w,o are n ;.ssrd to suliy vibrant them III efssy
Tn. adx,aaage, Of buying HOMEMADE sTofHs
.r,. nunrsy,.. Repl,r> as sn57h cost aad witaons
-, ,r IN ,ys be hac. IN consequence The stove
,-,n ne rsaie TO lsst aa4uy y-aEs loae:r. ~ seSu @
400. n lnxAr HONE ISDIsTBi tDnh a1oIaaoS ea- @
mieymrs 20 those Yho spcnd Their eafbiEps ln our
| midst H. keeps oaf- n ohey at ,nisies aoo who
cndin.l ,sn,, phi si,re In TACT every
ic,,,,.f wisdom and prudence CURE psnps9 .!
10 hyale indSstry- Nhiie no ~. ~ ~ - 80
, 70 s. ~ Se sdysnced Tor basirg srneiss maus
| anrn@s when as goodA ii NOT ceaters =. pI"D
| hoIQe. ~. 49, ,.,,,,,ss &c q few or The lead
| w. tn. S,oyrs and rspgei niato NJ ms cosc
n.sS The yariety Is such that an cru rsS, ~ i 20
M S.tad Southern ONE, fifgtnia AISi Sas,rSe
S,nv1 1aron:s. Gordon, Help, Pfephm, rVsaNe' rVse,A
| Puwhaas, Dorcas, &c, &C. 80 r,nss MADE
! AK yoal st.ye.deaisy Ior q ssose X
~ hoaE' M apd niaaaosn 10y sa p:J STOVE COMPANY.
4 NH SS,sod2w 80
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BAsE.BALL.-A match game of baseball
was played yesterday morning al o'.l Jck
betMe cen the Swan Baseball Club and the
Youths of Oregon Hill. The score stood :
Swan, IL; Youths, ID. Master Bartord
captain OF the swan, and Master Anderson
captain OF the Youths.
n match game OF baseball vas played on
Saturday, on Rulherfoord's field, between
the Powhatan Baseball Club, OF Church
Hill. and the Red Stocking Base. Ball Club,
OF French Garden Hill, resulting in a victory
for the former CLUB. Score: Powhatau, 5S
Red Stocking, u.
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CONCERT AT ASSEMBLY HALL To-NIGHT.-

CONCERT AT ASSEMBLY HALL To-NIGuT.-
A musical entertainment promising UNUSUAL
pleasure to those who attend it will take
place at Assembly Hall tonight. The choir
of the Monumental church, assisted by Mr..
S. G. Young. of Washington, ID. c., men,
bers of the Richmond Philharmonic Asso.
citation, and Messrs. ke>snich, Tbilow, and
Reinhardt. form the galaxy Of talent EN-.
poyed. Under the direction OF Mr.. Leo. p.
Wheat they will execute programme full
of choice gems. Dir. Young has several
times before visited Richmond to give his
assistance to concerts. and has become known
to and appreciated by Il great many of our
people. The other singers and musicians
are ladies and gentlemen Of our city OF re-
cognized merit. Their best endeavorS will
be given to the success of this undertaking.
The sale OF reserved seats commenced yes
tcrday morning, and was marked by de-
mqnd so active rs to warrant Us in saying
that the house will be iuII. The proceeds OF
the entertainment will be applied 10 the uses
OF Monumental church.
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AVsygI0S SALES THIS DAY

coos, sr.IyG{yrON, 10 A. NJ, household FUR
rFnr.. df,y h.rrels apples. bonEets, hats NC.
Tut,Nas ". KsEsh h, 10 a. NJ, at No. 5 soh' y
Twe,fth s,rset, books, statfogeryn s'"Fe-Af7
lures, &c.
, vNIs RRCTHER, AZ z. NJ, two small 'is'i's's
store. ON the north line Of LeAShbet"een u'"ai
street ana Brook avenue.
F. d. EACHO, IL a., At n" 1iO3. f"ss, sofe'
horses. hacks. baggage-waseT, harness &c"
S.M.LEE,44 r. NJ, frames dwelling on tue hor'l
side If Main between Madison ana Monto'
streets.
CHARLES +. TAYLOR, assignee, 10 A. NJ, q
No. goo Main street, groceries. cigars, DfuorS
aud fixtures OF store.
w. GODDIN, l2 ~, 244k acres of heavily Tim
bered ana woodland in Hanover comfy, Ee's
Wian,s meeting house, TWO miles from hiloS
station and ilteen miles from Rtehmond.
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nrrvygE's APPLICATION FOR A WRIT or
,f,r.,. tp4r.-- Ds>IEp.-f. >tnhe. VINO IS
.,..ru,.oGy "a answer before The grand
f.. e the Hastings Court tor Offering to
..- ..rr..c,fia goods hy sam0l" Without Ii.
.- Yesterday ~ his counsel presented to
w., . liu.nr> = petition tora writ OF habeGS
~. p. alleging ths', being a manufacturer IN
g. ..r!pbm, and having offered to sell by
...... IN Richmond. hc "ar arrested and is
. ,.f,ou. contrary 20 the article OF the Ma
-. Constitution giving citizens OF other
: .'a> rhr >aiuc privileges in every Slate as
IL. ,Iiu,1 - citizens Of that State. The
~; va. G,nicd on the ground that
Z. tHvD;y tye.dol'ar-'aN required 10y the
...s. AT.icc ol Inc sample merchant :
.. / Assembly OF 1874 bad not been
..s.. The .Itdsr >iia that resident manu-
i..s~or> wcrc required to pay the tax
&. - ur;.gr they could SEA by sample at
t..,,-, in ,.,r state Other than those a which
.,,,u, ~rIr m4uu'actuIed: and non resi-
I. :, u.>t -. claim % 10 what resident
.r....,s ta
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VIRGINIA BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL COVE

VIRGINIA BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvEN-
TIoN.-rhis body, composed Of delegates
from all parts of the State, will hold its first
session tonight at 8 O'Clock at the Second
Blptist church, when the Introductory adj
dress will be delivered by Professor Noah X.
Davis, Of the University of Virginia. Sub
ject "The Sunday School-Its Sphere and
Value as 4 Religious Force"
The meetings Of the Convention divided
into morning. afternoon, and night sessions
will continue throughout Wednesday, Thurs
day, and Friday, and will be open TO the
public.
The Committee on Hospitalities will be in
attendance at the store of Stalke & Ryland,
9l3 Main street, to-day, to meet the delegates
on their arrival and assign them homes.
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Miss ANN. E.. DlCNINsON's first appc france In
Richmond next Thursday. The New York Hsruld
says: .a- ..#l. .-.s s...
miss Anna E.. Dickinson ranks among the most
refined and tliemcst sensible of the female lectur-
ers.of the day. An 81 rnesi and vigorous champion
of the principles she Hphods she Is, nevertheless,
conservative in her Views and free from those ex-
aggrratcd and gepulsiye sentiments entertained Or
effected by many OF the WON ell who claim to elong
TO the SAME SCHOOL .' -" -ht'
"Whsn Miss Dickinson appears bcforean audi
ence we may Ne certain that she will advance no
opinions that may he offrn:iye to good taste and
ter no words 10 which lady can object to.iis:sn"
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PANORAMA AT TRINITY CHCRCH.-The
panorama ut Trinity church last night, for
the first time IN this city, was great success
and fully up 10 all that is claimed for it. The
audience was large for the night, and all
were very much pleased with the entertain
ment. The panorama will be repeated to-
night, with IN entire change Of pictures, and
will embrace actual scenes in Palestine, the
Desert, Egypt, Turkey, and Spain; 4 trip
across the American continent, and views OF
Niagara, Yosemite Valley, and big trees of
California. as well as many amusing scenes.
The proceeds are to aid the church.
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DISTINGUISHED VIsIDoRs.-Ye the
private car Of Colonel Tom Scot and the d.
rectors' car of the Pennsylvania Railro DAD
Company arrived here with party OF excur-
sionists, consisting Of Colonel Scott ): J. N.
Du Barry. President Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company; Hon. Ztch.
Chandler, OF Michigan; and United States
Senators Cameron, Of Pennsylvania; ); Morton,
of Indiana Anthony, OF Rhode Island : Pat
terson, Of South Carolina, and Dennis.
There were also several ladies accom- paDying
these gentlemen. They visited the House OF
Delegates during the session OF that body
and witnessed its proceedings at a time
when it was unusually noisy. From
the Capitol they rode to Holly wood.
the Jet. Davis mansion, and other places OF
interest in and about the city. The eIeur.
sonists arrived here by the TrederieLs
road. Their cars, having adjustable axleS,
were easily shifted from that road to the Dan
vile road Colonel A. S.. Buford, president,
and General II. Haupt, general manager OF
the Piedmont Airline, joined the party, and
they yesterday evening left for the South.
The ears will go through to Florida, and then
to Atlanta and New Orleans, and return
here without again changing their gauge.
Several Of the senators will go from Florida
to Texas, and from Texas to Mexico.
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ELECTION OF OFFlcERs.-At meeting OF
Shockoe Hill Division, Sons Of Temperance,
last night, the following officers We're el 'cted
for the ensuing term: W. F., S. II. Arnold !;
w. A., J. Z. Otis K. s., X. Z. Reynolds I;
A. RS, E. II. Tottv +. s., W. l.. Burton :
T., William I. Allen /; Chaplain, r. NJ. Man.
ly; c.. Peter +. Walden; 4. c., L. Jervs
!. s., G.. h. Andrews; o. s., James Thomas.
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COOP FOR THE HowrEzsEs.-The General
Assembly has passed blIl allowing artillery
companies to have as mlny as sixty contrlbu-
ting members.
The same bill allows unattached companies
to have three licutenants where, in the opin'
ion of the Governor, it is necessary.
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JURISDICTION OF COUNTY CoURTS.-A bill
was placed in the hands of the Governor yes
terday for his signature which proposes TO
restore to county courts their jurisdiction in
felony cases. Accused, upon their arraign-
ment for itlonies whereof the punishment is
death, my elect to be tre1 by the Circuit
Court. No additional ply is provided for
the county judges.
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THE FEMALE INSTITUTE CoScERT.-Ihe
second concert Of Tue session OF the Rich
mond Female Institute took place last night
in the miin room Of that building. \
crowd audience, com posed Of much beauty
and f.shion, yr4ced the occasion. The pro-
gramme, which consisted OF vocal ana lnStru-
mepta music, was well Rendered, aud re-
tiected credit upon all engaged. Many OF the
fair ones were presented with bouquets OF the
most fragrant and beautiful il,wers, While
the efforts of all received the most roclfer"us
applause from their host Of adm'rlng friends.
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CAUGHT GAMEIISG.-Captain John Tyler
and Sergeant Wren, in searching house ir
Bakers alley for a sailor who had deserted
from his ship last night. caughta number o.
colored men gambling. The entire party
consisting of John Lyon. John Carter, Sam
uel Thomas, Thornton Williams, Thornton
Jones, and John Crump, were arrested
They will come before the Police Justice
this morning
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FAIRS AND FEASrs. The ladies sf the
Grace.Sree Presby ter:an church opened
their sale of useful and fancy articiss at No.
1909 Main street yesterday. Tney save also
on hand a supply of refreshments
The ladies connected with the: sewing So
cietieS OF ST. james church and Moore Me-
mortal chapel wiz eonclude their lalr aDd
feast to-day. They have on land supply
of attractive arieles as well - refreshments,
which are otftred for sale at Mr.. Norwood's
school.room, oa Eighth street betWeeI
Franklin and Gsrsce.
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ANOTHER CONCERT IN PRospEcr. There has

ANOTHER CONCERT IN PROSPECT. has
perhaps never been more successful concert
given in Richmond than the one rendered in
ST. Marks leciurc-room early in February.
Many requests were sent in for its immediate
repetition. The nearncSs Of Lent rendered
that lnexpedient but on Tuesday next there
will be: concert in the same room, 10 when
the same orchestra will take part. The pro-
granue will be rich one, embracing beau
tiful selections rendered by some OF the best
voices in the city. Amongst Others, Messrs.
Grant, Dimmock, and Rediord will take part.
Messrs. Thilowand Reinhardt will also assist.
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ruLiCE toCRT, YESTERDAY follow
..a ,}rr,on> were linrd: Randall Young and
Amanda MorI:> {cnimrcr!) 500 each for be-
..- di,ortrr!y in toe street; Mary Thomas
ah,,g lbd Archie Smith (coloredl, charged
W.ll b,a,ug MoIic sykes (colored). 3 ~
,.nh: NolIi" sykes, Tor abusing aud cur>ing
Mry Tboms>, 81: John Holloway, for be.
ir- drunk and diSurdcrly in the Theatre,
~!.jo; Richard Walker (c1lored). for being
.hUuk and unable 10 take care of himself,
II -; Richard Eddn9 (colored), for
hfmy di>ord~rly in the street, 81; Norris
bcrham, for being drunk, 81; jim
~I,ppari>oD. for as>anling George
Willis, 81; Elijah EdmondS, for indecent
""lucl in the street, 81; Lucy A. Dan
"!H@-" ,colored), for a>>aul,iug Eliza Miller,
>.,3 costs, Eliza Miller, Tor trc>pISsing
#5tu The premises Of Lucy 4. Dindridgc,
: 1850 .co>,>j: Alexander Brown, Washing
'.a Jackson. James II. Scnit. James Davis,
.n-,"r Nil. Cornelius Carter. William Tav-
r.. jamv> >;o!T>, John Martin, William II.
!'nt,tut>, II. Jtul-> Willis (colorcd boys,
."r throwing rocks al tn- houSc OF and The
..-.>'n 81 ~tinu"i CiuXtnn tcolorcd), 81 each !;
Vi. dickinson trvIorcd), for abusing John
"u-.on, q.
I,au ia Ne and Andrew Lahini, charged
".. hrlH- >A>plc'Gur characters. and Ed
Il. Uh"ljau lcoio:tdl, charged with huv-
t.- ~ l.> r3>-g>-iou one bay Of meal sup
..r.j " h4yc been stolen, "ere examined
81 i ....ar2cd.
.sn rl>" ol hich4rd Johnson (colored),
" god W3lh bciug a fugitive from justice in
Il ".n', charged with felony, was contin-
Z. " s'a'il Apr!l IN.
j. Dur. kirty, chargrd Wi,h Stealing one
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DATES, DATES-Thc unprecedented rua on Plz-
zISI for this healthy fruit was so much greater
than he expected that he sold completely out Satsr-
day night ana owing 10 the non-arrival of the New
York steamer yesterday many anxious persons had
10 be turned OF. This morning., however. hts Sc
cond supply having been received, he Is ready to
suUply everybody.
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ExsCuTlyE ElTEMs.-GoyernOr kcmper yes
terday appointed Jam"s R- Foster, Jr., in
spec;or Of fish for Richmond in place Of T..
K. Meauley, deceased. ~.
Edwin L. Surber, Of Staunton, and John
l.. Nash, OF Princess Anne, were appointed
uotarips Dublic
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NH 2IlycaJtAvl
CIpY ESGsSEER's OFFICE,
RrGIIMoNr, VA, Maech 26, 1895 s.
\TCMICE TO STONE.PAVERS, &c. Z

aEtLFD PROPOSALS Will be received attbA
offis q llni II WEDNESDAY NtXf, S1st Instant 30
s q clock II. N.. fon the necessary sTOSE-FAV-
ING, and rs.airs to same required for one yeas,
S1aaii.e t.Oms and, forms oE PROPOSALS eau ~ oS~
ta assi by: applyinE.at thi, ohce
1e;n.any nr all biGS offered and ,of giving le con-
'''''~ - W. l.. 1GUTSHAW,
NH 9g,.1td City kDAneer,
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A TREspAss,ER IN TROUBLE. Baptist,
a white maa of bad character, entered II.
First staLi on-house last night and interfe'. .eG
with the free dodgers there, ana IN maze am
self generally disagreeaole. Inc Officers
were compelled to take him 10 cpr-rge ant
lock him up.
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NEW VAULTS AT HOLLYWOOD pri-
yate vaults have recently been constructed ut
Hollywood tacirg the river and near to the
sraam. .nump on the canal. bunk. The fronts
are of graute, and the Workmanship Is very
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THE TuEAsRg.-Mr. John THOMPSON COM
menced his engagement at the Tneaire last
night. and WAS met by 3 very fair audience.
"On Haud,"a decidedly sensational dr%ma,
was presented quite sell. 1t will Ire repeated
To
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TIRE VIRGINIA charlottesville. o.
Romusu, Beers Wll give an evening of lte-
ruy reading at the Virginia Opera-House to.
nrght; besides the Eulek'4 Quartette are ex.
pec.ed TO be present anrl render several OF
their best selections.
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GRAND OPENING Og>SPRISG GGnps.-Lars@a6ind
wel-seleclei stock OF cloths, cnaaing5 and cask-.
meres jus, received By f. Is. SPENCE i Sc,s-.adu
will be made to oEd.r, liz the besE style and " Iow
prices. Call at. 1890 Main areet and eSamilps
tf.i new spr!ng sock.
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PARDON REFUSED. Governor kena2er yes
tprday refused to pardon Henry Schluter,
who is undergoing continemen; IN Jail here
for petty larceny.
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suSDAY-SCIoOL LCOHpEN1toS.-Delesates ioitS1
sunday school Convention In want of cloth ING,
shirts and furnishing goods Invited t. call a1d
ex;pnc the new STOCK OF clothing and furnishing
go,ds that T.. B. SrESCE.& SoS are now opeaIDg
Al 1900 Main street.
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ORDINANCE VIOLATION. A. w
CARRIER & Go. were tined SO by the Police
Justice yesterday for not having the num-
brr on one of their vehicles placed where 1t
could be easily seen.
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and repeated after the conclusion OF the ser
| vices. Fespers was sung at p. NJ; ant
at the beuediction, Mercadante's 8 Sdlutdri
| "a beautiful trio) and Lambiloise's Tdmtrxn
Ergo (chorusl were sung with hne effec.
The priuci pal singers were Mrs. J. Duwel
and Misses Nary Ross and Lora kolbe, So
pranos: Misses Victoria Pohl and Lena Eek
altos Messrs. a. Fischer and j. Schultz
tenors. and Messrs. John Pizzini and Joseph
Ross, bassoA gts..a. .a.. a~.sa. s.s
''': Methodist CIsurches. E.
A revival is IN progress at Sidney Metho-
dist church, and on Sunday there were three
additions to the church, one being by Pro.
fession. 1s.rENs .@s.
In response to an inquiry addreS sed to the
preachers meeting held at tie Broad-Ssrest
church yesterday by the ladies Of Centenary
church as to the right aud sxpediency Of
giving public entertainments for the benefit
of churches the following resolutions were
adopted i..E. .ti s.. a
Resoloed, That we do not think 1t wiee
or expedient to discuss in general church
meeting the proprety Of public entertain
ments. -...
RESOLVED, That we DO not think dramatic,
operatic, pantonimic, and scenic exhibitions
in the interest Of our churches ought to be
encouraged. -...-.
Baptist Caurches.
The services in the various Baptist
churches of the city were attended with the
usual interest. At the Second church one
person was received by letter. At the Pine.
Street church one person was restored to
fellowship and two candidates received
for baptism. At the Manchester church one
person was received by letter. ..e " ...
Al Leigh-Strect church three deacons were
elected viz: Messrs. j. 2. Justis, E. Gath
right, and Edward G. Goadin. ....
Rev. a. P. Woodfin preached in the
morning, and Rev. 4. L. Bagby at night.
Christian.
At the Seventh Street Christian church
two persons were received. .~'! L"s
Friends.
The meetings of Friends on Sunday at
their house of worship, on Clay street above
First, were of very interesting character.
There were religious services in the morn
ing, afternoon, and night. Two gentlemen,
Drs. Thomas and Scott OF BAtimore, and
two ladies, Mrs. Mary Scott Of Baltimore
and Miss Sallie Harris OF Southampton
equity, Vs., spoke at times during the diff.
ferent sessions Of the meeting. The remirks
of AL were good, and were acceptably re-
ceived by the large audiences present on
each occ ision. The same order OF exercises
was continued yesterday. There will be
public meeting at I:45 o'clock tonight.
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| DEATH OF Rev. DE-. STILEs.--Intellgencs
has been received here by telegram Of the
death Of Rev. Joseph c. Stiles. D. D., which
took place at Savannah, Ga, On the 2Stn in.
| slant. Dr. Stiles was born in Georgia Ia
1T95. was educated at college at Andorsr,
Mass, and in early manhood entered the
ministry. He was for several years pastor
of the United Presbyterian church of this
city, having preceded DR.. Read, and was
we'll known and greatly beloved In this COM
mnnity. During late years be llbored rs an
evangelist, and his ministry was greatly
blessed. He vas an orator of decided power.
His sermons we're in many respects models
OF pulpit orato2y. Joined to character re.
narkable for simplicity and purity there was
q athorongh love for and devotioVto his high
calling. His loss will he mourned By friends
scattered all over this broad End, but by
none more than those in Richmond, to
whom he was particularly endearea by rea-
son Of long and constant association.
DR.. Stiles was the father OF Maiou Robert
Stiles, Of this city. -....
The body of deceased is expected to ar
rive here to-day, and the funeral viii then
tske place from the Grace.Street Pfesbyte-
rlan church at Z. NJ.
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Bcachcdand Brown Cottc nsretailed at New York
wholesale prices al LEVY BEasnRRs'. Call and
get their prices for comparison. Read their new,
advertisement.
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Do NOE TAKE ASPIRING CATALOGUE lsstau 'ae !
winter. BrTrET:As's is Slsa out, at N2lul MI"
Franklt, streets, - heeer j. Wilson bulldapz.
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OpERA.-The Gesa Agverein Virginia will
present two operas ut the Richmond inca.
tre-on the 18th ard 18Th OF April, Stradella !
and on the 18th and Goth, Der Freischulz.
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ENGLISH DIAGONAL C0ATnTGS New aiS nfen-
hy styles juI Opeuesoy +. B. SPENCE soM' eaa
and examine theBL.
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BUY your Dress Goods for cash at LEVY BRO
THEIRS, and save money by SO doing. Read new
advertisement.
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was sentenced to receive tlf,ee q lashes and

was sentenced to receive fifteeu hshes and
TO The chain.gang for thirty days.
Archie Dyer and Fred. and 4. ~. florence
we're charged With lighting in the street.
Ihe two TorreDces were fined = each, and
oil She parties were bound over to- keep the
peace for six months in the sum Of 500.
,Ehe Mayor stated that while the Messrs.
Ior7eDce mi sht have been morally ustiHabIe
in their action, still they had vioLstea the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

WhyCHEs,. DIAMONDS, GOLD JEWkh4f' ~ .,
nn,,, sxhlas1ou at ous sthesI oom, 10 be. Sold at
auction ro,nogHow MORNING at 10 o'clocS.
= COOK & LI;uGHT0S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

Don't buy your Parasol until YOU have looked at
the large stock and attractive prices which LEVY
BROTHERS are exhibiting. See Ee@ advertise
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

Go early this morning TO PIzZlSl'S If you wish
some of those nice DATES. Three pouuds for 25c
A fresh lol JUST received
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

DON'T pay 81 20 for Black.andrWhi stripe
silks when you can 2ctlh he identical article for 9Oc
yard at LEVY BROTHERS, Read lht.r advertise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

SPENCE & Son have .large stock II nice goods at
low prices. Call 1t 1900 Main sarcet for Jour-
clohtng shirts, AMI furnishing gocsAs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

A FEW MORE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL EAsTEa-
EGGS left at PIZZiSI'S.