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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17
The Opera-Der .Fresschu,x.,

The audience at the Theatre last night to
witness the production Of Weber's grand
opera of Der Freisc!ti z" by the Gesang-
Ver1en Virginia was similar in character and
nearly as large as that of the night previous.
The rendition of The opera was q noble
success In every respect. The chorusses, az
10 Stradella, were rich, full, and grand, and
elected encomiums on all sides, while the
orchestral music was particularly fine, aud
added materially to the general effect.
Tue cast Of characters was as follows !:
Ottocar, Mr.. W. 81. Zimmerman; Cuno. DR..
William Grebe; agatha, Mrs. DR.. A. Wend-
linger; Annchen, Miss Mamie Reinhardt; ;
Caspar, MIR. L. P"rrot MaE, Mr.. r. EnIi
Fischer; Zlnlel, Mr.. Charles Duncker;
Hermit. Mr.. Charles Juergens Kitlian, Dir.
j. Eoel. Mrs. DR.. Wendliuger sang and
acted the part Of Agotta in most satisfac.
tory manner. When it is generally known
that while rehearstng the music OF this
opera this lady had at the same
time to master the German language it will
be conceded that she more than deserved the
appreciation and high commentators of all
voice-rich, full, clear, and meIloW-com.
bine6 with 1exibility and strength. The
beautiful arias "Softly Sighs the Voice of
Evening" and "Hope Again is Waking,o
in the first act, and "Though Clouds by
Tempests May be Driven" in the last act,
were exquisite gems, and were sung by her
with much feeling and wonderful ease, call.
ing forth from the audience continued ap-
pliuse, which could only be appeased by
encores. Miss Rhinehardt as Annchen was
charming. Her fine nlezzo.Soprdno voice
was refreshing to listen to- aud her sprigbtly,
graceful, dnd apparently easy manners were
most pleasing. She has improved decidedly
in acting the part, exhibiting none of the
nervousness with which she was troubled
when performing the same part on former
occasions. .-~--------. .----. -..-
Mr.. Fischer is singer Of unusual excel
lence. While lacking fire and ANIMATION 10
some parts Of the opera, he sang with much
expression and accuracy, and his movements
were very graceful. His voice, though no!
strong. is sweet and sympathetic.
Mr.. l.. Perrot, as CaSpdr, proved himself
to be an excellent actor, as well as goou
singer.
The remaining characters were well.sus.
tanned, each one acting and singing most
Creditaby-
The grand incnntation scene in the Wolfe's
Glen was rar excellence the feature OF the
opera. Tie wild and weird scenery, the me-
chanical appliances, the phanloms, the hide
Gus monsters, and the brilliants fireworks
combined to make up one of the most effect
i've displays ever witnessed in Richmond
As whole the opera was splendldly put
upon the stage, and every one must have
been charmed with the evenings entertain
ment.
Monday night " Stradella " will be repeat:
ed, and there will doubtless be crowded
house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

ALLEGED SAMPLE. MERCHANTS ARRESTED
Messrs. l.. j. Hirsh and Edward Cannoles,
were arrested yesterday, the former by Po-
aiceman Angle and the latter by Policeman
Rowe, charged wisa selling goods by sample
in violation of the Stute revenue laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

GnING TO PErERsBURG.-On Thursday
next, Poeaboptas Tribe, !. o. Z. NJ, with a
large number of other members Of the Or
der. will Petersburg in body. They
will be accompanied by band of music, and
expect TO make public parade in that city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The color.
ed Sous of Temperance of this city, will hold
public Temperance meeting at Wesley
chapel on Monday night at O'Clock. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by W. Isaac john
son, A. A. Drew, /. o. Lewis, W. Il. Lester
Combs, and other members OF the Order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

FIRE.--The alarm OF fire turned in from
box 4, Third poliee-statlou, a few minutes
pust 8 O'Clock yesterday morning, was caused
By the burning Of the stable of Theodore
Nolle, No. 73O west Marshall street. Loss,
S5r1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

FLOWERS FLOWERS !-should the weather be
favorable, the next week will be busy one with our
florists and gardeners. All will be ut work sowing
seeds and putting out plants. 10 all wEo desire 10
bcauufy their yards and borGers with bright fra
grant, and pretty flowers, we would say that JOHN
MORTON, corner Of Main and Reservoir streets has
large supply of the best and rnrcst we have ever
seen. He has also full assortment of all the
old and standard varieties of flowers-RoSEs,
CARSELLASs, FUCHsIAs, ZoNALL GERANIuMs,
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FISH ConaIssIoNERs.-The Governor ye:-
terday appointed Alexander Moseley, OF
New Kent county, and II. S. u. Lewis, II
Clarke county, fish commissioners, u.ce Gen
eral Filz Lee, of Stafford, aud E. NJ. Tid-
wall, OF Winchester, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

BY NO MEANS buy Your dress goods untI 5ou
have selected your BUT sEKICK's PATTERNS. iheh
YOU will know just how much to buy ana l.le
am cunt Of trimming aHd best OF all, you VIII bt
positively sure OF good it and stylish garment.
Anply at Ninth aud FRANKLIN streets, WHEELER T.
WILSON'S ONCE.
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REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL CHEMIST

ILI V.s1 t Nv x T IItAN'1 2NtH11 ~At Z 1T
e.. ANDAPOTHECARY. .,
.. BOSTON, January l, 1874.
Tear Sir.-This Is TO certify that have sold ut re-
tail I54y5 dozen II S52 bottes) Of your VEGETINE
since April 12 1870, and eau Truly say that It has
given tho best satisfaction OF any remedy for the
complaints for h1h 1t Is re commended that tyei
sold. Scarcely \ day passes " i,hout some of III!
customers tes,ryirg to It's me1it on Themselves oi
til. ir friends. am perfectly cognIzant of scyeri
cases Of scrofulous Tumors being cured by NEGE
TINE alone in this viciniiy. r. r
Very respectfully Yours, 81.
GILMAN, 46S Broadway.
To n. r. Hece',s, Esq. 81.
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MALAGA GRAPES.-ln response 10 the "'shes o.
many Of his customers having sick 1riehds' fi-'
ZiNI has obtained few more POUNDS Of 'n's ue-
lishtful fruit and We advise all VINO want thelh 70
call now, as these are the last iu this country.
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SPECIAL RELIGIOCs tERviCKs tconducted b5
Rev. Drs Curry. 1upper, and Manly of Praise.
Prayer, Bibe-reaoings, and AdurssseS In th..
Baptist churc b, uppa- ---~rsc"roam- vol Il h ana
Broad st-~~.., ryesy morning tbeginnipg Monday
12th) from 6% to 74 O'Clock. and every evening"
from TO Ok O'Clock Meetings social and Informal,
and every one welcome.
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DYSPEPSIA AND ITS EFFECTS-such US sour
stomach, sick headache habiiu cosiveness hea. T.
burn, waterbrash, papation of the he art and dis
eases of The stomach and lIver-curcd at once by
two doses of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER. II you
doubt this, get sample. bottle for ten cents and
trytt PURCELL. LADD i Co., Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

UNDERWEAR, Mt ck-tIes. shirts, collars, handker-
chiefs, suspenders, gloves, half-hose in whites
brown, aud fancy, and many other new and nobby
goods inst oncncd by E. B. SPENCE { SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

TWO THOUSAND BED-QUILrs At ~. soia ever:
where ut $3.50; extra heavy quits al % worth %
at SYCLE BROTHEHs'.
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IF HERMAN BoscHEy & BROTHER can't suit
you in ready-made OTIS and shoes fand we can
safety say they have the largest stock in the city,
leave your order. They will make then-ha Nd
work onIy-in short time. 500 and gil Broad
street
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Execution in Charleston, y. C.-Excate-
ment over the Prospective Pardon of
J n Murderer.

Murderer.
CHARLESTON. s. c., April TO- Scipio Bryan
and E,j,h Atkinson, both colored. were
hung ut Beaufort to-day for the double crime
Of murder and arson in June, 1874. They
entered country store near Grahamsvle,
robbed the clerk In charge (namcd Bohr),
murdered him. and set fire 10 the premises.
The execution was witnessed by about five
thousand coored people. No disturbance.
Both murderers made full confessions apd
profe>sed peDiterce,
Considerable excitement preyJis among
the colored element in Charleston caused by
a rufnor that Bunch, the mulatto policeman,
who when drunk killed on Irish policeman
last fall, is to be pardoned by the colored
Lieutenant-Governor Gleaves tskltg adyar-
tage of the absence OF Governor Chsmeer.
lain, who has gone to the Lexington centcn.
NAL. Bunch was to bave been hung last
Friday, but was respited for a week by
Governor Chamberlain.
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huSIEESs CHANCES.

/ ~ ,ALt.-A FiKST-CLASS FRESH
H'. '.' rpAT. "itt or without Kid for sale
~ - : ----r."i. apI7-lpU
/ Di' . H., light SPRING WAGON,
I,i'i' gi"11iel i"naing ORDER. Also, hrst-cl4ss
4 -HpEt an1 ST OF WAGON-HARNEsss.
l.. || ~ F'o ~. Ha'c oi rs Whole. A bargain may
~'.-' d: "uiya ppI!c1tiUn 10
g4..r J.T. GATEWOOD,
scc1nd aud Grace streets.
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Two THOUSAND BEn-qunTs at 81 worth s1. so
nj SYcI.E Rnn1I1pna, ~ 49,. 4, -

ANoTHHR SUPPLY OF FAscY Log HANGING.
PoTs and other new rustic designs, q, MoaTss's
garden. ,.i,
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OrE THOUSAND PIECES COTTON TRIMMINGS Il
25c. worth 81, at SYCLE BROTHERS.
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THOUSANDS SPEAK.

VEGETTNE Is acknowledged and recon rended
by physicians and .apothacares To be the hest purl-
her aud cleanser OF the blood yet discovered. au'
thousanGs speak in It's praise who have been re-
stored TO htath. a- f'' -
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DATES, DATES.-Go to PIZZINl'S before IL Is 100
late and get some Of the new crop OF dates Ihfee
pounds for Csc. ...
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You CAN BUY MOST ANY KIND OF BOOTS, SHOES,
trunks, aud satchels al reasonable price of HER
MAN BosCHEN & BRoTHEs, 500 and 51l Broad
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MATINEE At TWENTY. Y.FLFTH-STREET CHAPEL.
The New Orleans jubilee Singers will give
q matin ee ut the Twenty-ffth.Street Chapel
this evening at O'Clock.
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Spain.

MADRID, April 16.-ft il reported that the
CarIists seized a number OF women and
children in the province Of Loria, art
threaten to shoot them unless they are ran
somed,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGH TON. 10 \. NJ, at horse lot
horses, mules, wagons, &C. ..
w. X. SMITH & CO., l 0 a. ID. and P. Al. at Nc
Sl1 Broad street, jewelry. fancy goods, SC.
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BANANAS AND MALAGA GAAPES.-Lovefs .of
these delicious fruits. should go TO PIZz1SI's and
supply themselves. 3d.. ... --r o..
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GENTL LEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS Large
stock and great variety of new and noboy soeds
Just opened by E. b. SPENCE & SON.
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Aithmond 1ispatth.
ss-ThE CIRCULATION OF THE DE-
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
cIKCUl. ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.

TnE WEAruER To-DAy.-Ffom oar r,-
ports this morning The probabilities are h"t
he ,ceauer ,csH be generally cloudy and
,-npI
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DIAGONAL CoATS.-Large stock of Prince Al
bert and sngle-bre4sted diagonal coats and vests,
for sale low by E. b. SPENCE L Son.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order or ready made,
and perfect fit guaranteed or no tale, by +. b.
SPENCE &SOS.
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list or LETTERS.

...., ~, LETTERS REMAINING IN
, rnr RICHMOND roS'-'F ~"
q,ne for ,ct,cre IN this list Go,l min nlcssss n,ss
w. : lr no, called for N four nsS wcSSs
.,,,, 70 the Nrad-i.cttcr "iiicc' IN WASTE
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Go TO SYcLE BROTHERS and lock at their dress
Rood- before purchasing elsewhere. They haee the
best selected stock In the city - 3Et
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HEAVY DECLINE IN TEAS-in consequence Of
which W. ID. BLAIR & Co., Ninth aud Main streets,
are selling at greatly reduced prices.
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LIBELLEp.-The schooner Narcissa was
IibeIed yesterday in the suit OF j. I.
Vaughan for supplies furnished her.
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FUCHsIAs, GEHANIuMs, AND CARNATIONS IL
bloom at MoRToN's flower garden.
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SycLE BROTHERS offer black SILKS NJ Si.os'.
which never were offered for less tlnn s2.5o III I'M!
ctfv hal
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SnOw-ENigrafiOn ExcursfOnisGs. -
CINCINNATI, April 1G.-Snow fell here this
uorDing. ,,.g
Fifty excurs!onists, In the interest OF em-
grafton to Texas, have arrived here, wtere
they will dlsperse to different localities to
urge the object of their mission.
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auUsr.rITRSIsgfzNG GOODS.

1875. SPRING 1879.
We have received our stock OF AATTlNGs.
CARPETISGS, RUGS, FLOOR and TABLE
OIL. CLOTHS, LACE CURTAINS, SHADES, sc i,
which we offer at reasonable profits. .,..s Is
The largest and b;st stock OF FLOOR OIL
or OTHS 10 bye found in the State. ...
R.p. RICHARDSON & co,
,e-om eo1. corner Ninth aud ua'n streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

IcH-CRRAM, ICE. E.CREAM..-Those Wishing PIZ-
zrNI to furnish them with cream, either for dinner
10 day or tomorrow, should leave their orders tLis
morning. .....
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TEE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy, or clear, mild, and pleasant during
the forenoon. Late in the afternoon the
wind shifted from tho West to the north.
cast, and the weather suddenly turned quite
cold, with high winds. From noon yesser-
day until midnight the mercury fell thirty
FIVE degrees.
Range Of The1.mometer at he Dispatch office
JiujI 6 1875,
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ALL COLLARS not made of linen can be washed
tn pieces. Wear the Elmwood, which VIII Keep
clean longer than any other without washing.
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YEGErINE
WILL CLEANSE sCROFUaA FROM THE
SYSTEM.
HONEST OPINION.
Mr.. ~. X, SsrenS .

.Hr. n. X. ,Teeens:
Iear Sir-This IL IN show that my son was taken
sick iu january, 1864. with Sorofua, which cine
ont In laIg. sDies and ulcers on his leg and hip.
His leg was swellei more than twice ITS natural
Size He had several doctors of high Standing In
their profrsS ION two from boston aud three from
Chariesrown-wilh0ut getting n bit be tier. He was
Obliged To lie wherever he placed, for he hat
use of his limbs whatever. Whcn we had given up
ali hopes of his living we were told 10 try VkGE-
TINE, ina great blooI-remedy; and he had take
II but u short time before we could see a great
change. The sores ran 50 nAd thtt We nad ID
change the co hs four tiy" times day. sill he
was getting better; f1r he could move his limbs
and neIp himself little. lie was soon able 10 SIT
ND iu bed, and by constant use Of EtGETISE it
has Gu rch him. he has i lame leg, which ne VIII
problb h:iv for life: but we all honestly believe
If we had used Yr ETINE T. before we had bothered
with thu 81 doctors II would have saved the use OF
his leg and restored It 10 natural health. hope II
those troubled with scrofula win read this tcsti-
mOny of me aud my sou, who IS now well and able
to speak for himself
W CATHERINE MAH0NEY,
I1ASIEL hAHUNEY,
10 Trenton street, Gha-lestown, Mass.
Jidy 10, 1872.
The above plain but honest statement conclusive
IL SHOWS the quick aud thorough cleansing .t.cts
of the yEGkIINE III Scrufuls.
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CoLoRED AND STRIPED SILKs.-A very large
assortment ut the lowest prices. At -SYCLE Bro
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LEsL1E's LADIES MAGAZINE and DEMoREsT's
MONTHLY, for May, received from j. L. Ely
son, lll2 Main street.
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Personal Colonel Walter Gwynne Is at

PERSONAL Colonel Walter Gwynne is at
the Monumental Hotel.
&. E. Newman, Esq. editor and proprle-
tor of the Press, Pine Bluff, Ark, is in the
city. Heis Yirginian by birth. ....
Rev. DR.. n. W. Wilson, late pastor OF
Grace-Street Baptist church, is preaching
to large crowds in protracted meeting at
Waluut-Street Baptist church, in Louisville.
Rev. DR.. Jeter breaches in S'aunton, Rev.
Dr.. Dickinson in Petersburg, and Rev. j.
William Jones in Hampto on, to morrow.
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A-"Hi. SgRAfEl~ ASn FOUND.

/ i'.' 1--@idyed fIOm my PREM CE5sz
, g, o." >uEnHy The lib instant Il kEDsr.A
d. '.,"~' l-'S' Frars old: kas some white nuaeY
t..E &'" a." "ltAiud leg la, been .tr0ken above
....'1- t"nt ANY inform SION abopl her will br
... s,''.l ''''H 49,. ." TcaeJnaDlc Seward paid
@-'l'*iF, at"O6 west Letgh >.pa..t
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II, tNILD. \ BLACKSMITH TO GO
~ -# .a.rs.u:ry. one that can wnrk steel and
-.r A,r.- aud mules. Apply from 10 II II
. .' o1 li,r lGlh and 7;nto
sLOAT, CRO~kFY 4 CO..
=. -. - No. ll2l Cary street.
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WALKING CANES AND UMBRELLAS for sale by
E. B. SPENCE & Son.
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MYSTERY SOLVED.
THE GREAT SECRET
OF THE

WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF VEGETINE:
1t strikes at the root of disease by purifying the
blood restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy
acion, invigorating the nervVu, system. ...-a
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/ F7 A dark BAY MULE
a...f ~. -" 70 sy ihc po'ice tn the GsETT3
.r, %. 4,'"F $1o tnstaut. I'll. oHner
,r., '' ~ Ai1Dsssyg al policy Iead-~1.<.E.s
.1r., JOHN POk. JR..
tAhrf of Police.
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JoUyN's BEST TwO-DUTToN KID GLOVES, onI!
81, ut SYcLE BROTHERS,.
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READY.MADE CLoTHING.-Large stock at To-
pric,s, just opened by K. B. SPENCE C son.
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LEMONS, ,LEMoSs.--PIZZISIis is selling fine lemons
ut 23c. per dozen. .. a..#
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Il NED, HENTf-FiNE CULORED
'4..' >TuNk-EUrTARS to 20 TO Della
.,... ~ "4'!Hr-si" Tone. zisp. IiF!E COMMUN
''i 8&>. "Ete ~ coiorcd. men and DO, :. 10
49, "'tl ian !,its : ols;si;c hands. Also,
,N4t 'bt.pEtil " pMr. as cooks. &c. for
81 tHii1'~ IN ..rw Iurf. and TWENTY
.', 10 >AW EDkJ-WUUD near West
'''".. "a Apply to
. J.P-JU~1IS. labor Agent.
80. stsiteeutn street
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FIGS AND PRUSEs.-PIZzrSI has 4 late stock oil
the Se fruit,.
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" A\IHD. By ! LADY WHO Has
" S.. s..t ar"rt TO care tor. Il STU ALTON
.... 81. ...- las 10 -" " ani make herself useful
......... ,.u Operate on lttt scwing-lnaChlne.
A... sthir :: a Lnut2 cir! e. assist In the
..-. s.a ..,t atI"r ctuidtcu. \ r-piS 10 this viii
.- 'o.ah'.-.. r.r'ly Il hv addressing lOI NG
.t'3. "ae H,sp.rck olice. Good II ier' nee. II
...I.. mp l6.2t*
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HANDSOME CAMBRIC EDGiHGs AND INSERTING
from Sc. up to 81, at SYcLE BROTHERS.. . ~ 4
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PARAsors.-Paraseis in great variety from 81
up a. sYcLE BROTHERS,. ~E
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] VI PRINTING!.

PAS, :"uf "fGrrs for printing 70 DISPATCH
I.yuun, ,a...CsE. II You wish 10 tiaYe them
'He-uI AID cle3pl, exScutel se 10
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vi ItuLES a Nd Il BARk-GATllER-
= L- VA rr.D JGr cords OF BLACk-OAk II
" ",t.'. a4 @.hbo Sit tp sud IAMB-Skl\S.
." . ..'t th, Lt%nr.t market cash prices FOR The
'.t' 'a s..y Quantities
.i.r1..i "a" iauHrry and Surnac- Mil. MaDches-
81 th' i..,rn anu >uul2c-Aliti office, corner U
' ... "'.! anal rirtcts, Eiciuoid.
...-. !'a irv.Hir Join p. HIrJST
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l. IN led, by a private family, occu-
~ rn.r~ Tor two Il ,DMS. with BOARD. at
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-24
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL "a.

The PILGRIM AND THE kkIGHT.- no.
bic castle there once resided u Very rich knight:
He expended much money in adornlng aud
beau,tying his dwelling, but he gave very lit
tie to the poor. A weary pilgrim came to the
castle aud asked for nights lodglng. The
kpght haughtsly refused him and said:
This castle is not an inD."
The pilgrim replied, Permit me to ask two
questions, and will depart.
"Upon this condition speak, replied the
knight. Il will readily answer you"
The grim then said to him, who d~elt
10 this before ycu p
my father replied the knight. :,
And who will dwell here after your still
III The kois 1t said, "With Gods will my SOD; -
"We," said the pilgrim, 81 each dwelIs
but a short tune in the castle, and 10 time
must depart and make way for another, what
are here otherwise than guests? The castle,
them is truly an ion. Why, then spend so
much money in adorning dwelling which you
will occupy but short time? Be charitable,
for be that hath pity upon the poor endeth to
the Lord, and that which he hath given be
will pay him agai u. :,
The knight took these words to heart. he
gave the pilgrim shelter for the night aud Was
ever sfterward more charitable to the poor.