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The Presidency.

& 1t is pretty plata that BLAINE has the
whip-hand FOR the presidential nomination
10 Pennsylvania, Ohio, and-is the fact
worth mentioning 2 Vermont. Pennsylva.
MIA nominstes HAaTRasrr fer President, and
Ohio HAYES, Neither Of these gentlemen
Is named with the slightest expectation
that be will be the choice OF the Convention.
That is too absurd to think.of. tits only in
hope that he will be. nominated for Vice
President, and we think that both States
viii be disappointed neither will get the
Vice. President. Since the strut Of the Tur-
keY-cock upon the New York dunghill be
has been quiet and his sunshine has been
feeble. AS Proconsul his chances wane
with the misfortunes OF the Administration.
The apacopds OF cosruption has coiled about
the Departments, and even takentsa surns
around the presidential seat, and threatens
to swallow up thehwhole concern. The En-
conci,ion Of things IS dearfuIly damaging to
the ProconsuI ~ But why /. should the
Republican party escape the just. tretrilI
button for outrages that are more, the
fruit OF party than of personal 'd'sbon-
esty. We trust that theylwfll not; but that
the party will be held, 70 strict accountable.
ity, and that Mr.. BLAINE will fall under the
public censure as a.ieader of the party which
appointed the corrupt officials and defended
their acts until they were exposed. General,
GRANT should not be convicted unless the
party is, and the judgment that falls upon.
him should be visited upon bis party.
Mr.. BLAINE will have to stand by these;
party frauds. He has gone too far in defend
ing them, aud cannot be allowed to escape
all completely with the sins Of the party,
which he has led, and whose wrongs, usur..
pations, aud .crue!ties he hardly ever failed
to endorse.
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Articles of lmp,es,aic,nmeat.

MIR, Knott. chairman OF the judiciary Com.
mittee,, presented OBJ Thursday the articles in
the support of The tim parchment Of William
W. Beiknap for high crimes and misdemean
ors. - -.
Article LIST charges that William; W. Bel
KNAPP, while DO wasin Office as Secretary of
War of the United States-to wit: on the b
day of October, l87o--had the power and
authority under The laws Of The United
States as Secretary Of War, as aforesaid, TO
appoint q person to maintain trading estab-
l,shment at Fort Sill, a military. post Of the
United, States; that said Belknsp, as Score.
ary OF War, promised to appoint one Caleb
P. Marsh to naiDtain said trading establish
ment at said military post; that said, Caleb
p. Marsh and one John s. Evans entered
into an sgreementi in writing substantially as
follows TO wit:5lSfrs,3 q a. &t@ae
{Here follows the articles of agreement
between Marsh and Evans, heretofore pub
lished. So 80 .Ts.5,.fs Is.
That tbereafter-viz., on October 10, 1870
said Belkpap did, at the Instance ana II quest
OF said Marsh, at, The city Of W ashington,
appoint said Jsha s. EgaRs to maintain said
trading establishment at" Fort Sill, and Ia
consideration of said appointment Of saiu
Evans tbe said 'Belknap did, on or about
November 9, 1879; unfawiully and corrnptly
receive from saja Earss the sum ofsSl 500,
and that'at divers times thereafter-Yiz., on
or-about JANUARY u, 1871 and at or about
the end of each three moaths during The
term OF one whole ye4r-tbe said Belknsp,.
while Still Secretary or War, did unlawfully
recsiye from said Marsh like sums of 81 500
IN consideration Of the appointment of SAID
Evans, andin eoHsid Iteration OF bis permHting
kaid EyaDs to continue to .matulain the ssid
trading establishment st said post; iwhsrebY
the ssid .Bslknap, who WAS thea Secretary of;
War, was guilty of hga GRIMES and misde-s
meanors in oface. 49,, ~ -. 81 ~,
Articte2 Soarges that said Belknsp while
Secretary Of War did or November, 1879
eilfully, corrupt J, 4 gt spnla Efuliy lake
and receive from Csisb r.. Marsh $Si 500 In
consideration that he would continue To- per.
nit one John 3. EYanslo msintaip a trading
post Ut fort Sill, apa tsgr sad Belknap, fog
SUCH consideration, did sorrpp,ly pesmtI the
SAID Evans 10 Maiatain sad trading post, and;
the said Beiknap was hereby guilty of 81
high mssGeMesRori lib sffice. SIS ]
Article 8 secites snhssEnI ially what fs ocn-4
laiaed tnIbe1sgafttela, aBa -gadB thai Egans,s
sy Ylrinas Dff his spnSsn, meal. cOAsinuE6 III
Office from Uc.osef, slS7s Z, ANIL sssh III ,s
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Tag .FRANKINa .PRrvILxeE.-It is again
rumored that members OF, Congress are anx~
ious. to revixe.the frank, but they fear frank.
ly to own it.-lf- there--was-an way ny
which, they could restore the abuse without
letting any body know it there is little DOUBT
that it would be done at once. UutuckiIy
ard newfpaner cIamor is a terrible ,bngbear.
New York EDening Post. i,... .is, Bra -.,ss.,
The fraDksng~ privilege already exists. 1t
was restored as to certain documents last
winter. We receive speeches every week
ranked By. congre smeu. o.. y - J., r..,,
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r COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST

i re- COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
In receipt OF large stock OF Prints ct and o4c.
the same quality formerly sold at toll 0c.: ase
nc the lowest prices. SheeHngs from 25c. uD:
remnants OF pure Liaen NJ Use aisa, 200 yards
Linen (uot in remnaAlsJ al Soc. worth S5e. to
II rs. Their stock Of Hamburger. Embroidery Is
the largest end cheapest ever offered In The city,
being purchased at great sacrifice, they are Offer
BRAIDED rfque Hibs ~ zoe; ! SEQ yards Cotton
Edge at SC FOR II yards; II 90 yards Harnburgh
Edge at from rs 10 Soc for J2 yards; S0.treRch
65c.: besides many other gIades, they would call
Euesiai altea uon 10 stAeir1 $3.50 sorset worth
$2.75.s h very large stack Of White and Col- RED
aaiting, purchased At y late auction, much below
market yaIue. These goods are perfectly fresh, aud
the best ever offered. c'.s. tai l1' 'f' ap
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have all fsiien ID one way and anoshers
Their irswsrd has been efllics md iss tpoils.
aud they behold theIE country distraeted and
depressed, and fllled with appsehe nsion and
distress. II would Indeed be q great thing
for the republic TO exchange Tor these men,
whose integrity has bsen tried aud found
faulty, men whose integrity Is as jet at least
incorrupt
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.RR-A FULL LINE OF BLACK AND CO.
LORED SILKS from 75c. up TO the very iness
BIZ ssSS t;;, j srnIpzDsn1s.,s7s
$50 pieces BLACK ALPAcAs and MoHAIR
"a L6sTREs from zoe. up 70 d. so per ysrd. -
and aoUkRfss Gou6s IL Ills civ A nd nsx "
oner now greater bargains than eyerin these
The hsr dsomess assert ment of DRESS GooDsia
he market comprising all the new shades Of
eRESsSoP Ss fer Z 8
sHIRTIEGs, ERoMN and BLEAcHED COT:
TOW TOWN Ills, N1fkiss. Doll Is; ny DAAr
TABLE DAMAsKs, FRUtT-CL6THs; III /;
LINEN SHEETINGS. g., At remarkably low
All our DongsT1c GOODS are reta,lsd At manu-
~ facfuress, ease prices. altiI ~. 1884,: - !
500 seaa r. = be sn{ h asa q
do.sn ssr
e Esq Sss snas n ii
7Ys and choice designs at one-haif OF, fmportefs'
COTTON TRIMMINGS in endless variety: III. ,..
500 pieces TRIMMINGS at 25c. spiece Of twelve
- YARDS. worth 62Sc.; - ~ -, -, =,
500 aasen NE III ssssR and worth
MEEH I L r fysss fEs
~. KFRCHfEFS; - - Us ~iiif-Es 95sfsz
SHIFT B6SOMS; - il 80 $50 - iiai
LIEN COLLARS and CUFFS at assonishingly
HOSIERY, HOsYERY,g HOsIERY.-spceia I'M
! ducements offered In this line, having bought
= our whole stsck at auction at one third Of lie
yslue. -
CORsETs from 40c: up TO the very anest goods;
- y :, sYCLE BROTHERS..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MATTINdS.
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NJ GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN
EVER At COHEN BROTHERS.,

! I.
Black Silks at Soc Bellons Tareta only 90e., sold
generally at $l4o, at 81 formerly sold at 81 go;
Black Gros-a rain, all Silk 81 10: eros de Paris at
8150-just reduced from 81 so; eros Grain
CachemIre de France, Sl.75-warrapted fully
worth 1918; Cachemre des lndes. 81. for
mery soa at s3: Cacnemire Prtncesse Royals satin
finish, of the best Lyons manufacturers, at $2.6O-
never sold for less Than -. ss,..4 ,.r.,..t
The above goods were purchased from an insol.
vent importer, and sold at less than original
Also, q Isree stock Of Colored Silks IN plain and
fancy Their stock Of Alpaca is the best aad cheap
est ever offered In the city, They were principally
all purchased at and with special regard TO
not taking dust nor changing in shade. Their
Alpaca al 40c. Ii fully admitted 10 be worth 5Oc!
Their silk Lustre at SOC. is the same previously
sold at Soc; also, Alpacas at 20 and 23e reduced
IN price.
!, Among, their large and: varied styles OF Dress
Goods can be found very pretty Plaids at IN and
1896 Prochedes, and all the novelties OF the sea-
son. Their White Goods. French and domestic,
purchased below any reasonable value, are ,princi.
pally all sold at near hal! price. In consequence OF
The receipt of 1900 yards more Of White Linen
Lawn, purchased by their New York buyer at auc-
ton they are enabled TO reduce Is TO &c, last
seasdn's price having been 4Oc. Their Lace stripe
at zoe was formerly sold At SIC; also. Victoria
Lawns, check Muslin, French NainSooks, .In5ta
Twills, Swiss MuSlins, and many other Whps
Goods, ut prices never known before: The CorGed
5Pique at .12sc 10 the best in the city French at
35c-selling generally al SOC. . s@i t,--E apI
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TIE ENFORCEMENT ACT - Especial dispatch
TO the Baltimore Sun ! Washington. March
30.-The opinions expressed by leading ju
riss and by many Of the most prominent
lawyers in both Houses Of Congress confirm
the view that the recent decisions Of the Su.
preme Court practically Dullifies the enforce.
ment act. In the debate in the Senate this
afternoon on Senator .Morton's pro posed Mis-
sissippi investigation Governor Morton
frankly admitted, that he regarded the; Su:
preme Court decisioni IA very unfortunate [if
it was what Senator Bayard claimed, whlc
he denied. Senator Onristiaucy, who has
hong been looked upon as the most dlstin-
guished incumbent Of the bench in Michigan
in bis day, is understood to, hold the opinion
that no other construction can be put, upon
the Supreme Court opinion than that Con-
gress has not yet provided Inappropriate !"
legislation to carry out the .constitu.
ti0na amendment. This indeed is the
reluctant admission OF most Of those
who were instrumental In enacting the
enforcement law. and who are yet In Con-
gress. The object oil, the leaders of the Re
publican party will be to put new legislation
on The statute books TO subserye their ends,
and which will not be susceptible to the OBJ
jectioss raised by the Supreme Court TO the
present law. II Is conceded BY. the Republic
cans that they will have to go into the next
canvass with little reliance on the advantages
which have heretofore accrued to them in
certain States by the, operations OF the en-
forcement, act. It is commended by the best
friends Of the colored people that there is no
necessity for any such legislation ;.yet if the
Republicans: obtain control. of: the next
House of Representatives they will most I'M
doubleday make new. laws : on the subject.
The enforcement act was debated several
days in the Senate, and finally passed afteran
a-night SESSION., when every one"was ex.
hausted. The Republican senators almost
withoute reception declined to enter into any
argument as TO its constisutionality. In the
House the Republican majority permitted a
debate of only two aud half hours.
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I,AY GOODS.

-..a.r.; s.e DkY GOODS. :sag.f 81
REAT BARGAINS.
. - AEDRosCuGGrN COTTON at 1oc., -.
J." FKUIT-OF-TH 6 LOOM COTTON at lie,
WAmsUrTA COTTON at 12hc.,
BLACK. SILK AT 81 worth s1.25,
BLACK SILK at 81. so worth 50,
- BLACK SILK at 81 rs worth 90 25,
,.aBL4CK SILK at So worth $3.50. :
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS at goo. worth
sI.25, ,...- .-,s1@ ..1fii " l3s : 19.I
R.,nliful stock of SPRING DRESS GOODS in
PlaIds, Stripes, aud ,Broeades. i''2 ef'r
We call special Alteration to \ lot OF BLEACHED
TABLE-DAM 81, bought at auction, at 55c
worth 75c.; at 75c, worth 81. g-,s. J. III
Large. stock Of CASsIMERES. and CLOTHS for
gentlemen and boys s:.,rE#: -, ~ t'r
We are now receiving our supply OF Ladies, Gen.
tlemens, Girls. and Bows ri ss.pttsi4
SUMNER MERIN0 UNDERWEAR, .nt
which will be sold very cheap. 5,
COURTNLY& -POWELL,
npl.Im .-,, -Sl5 Broad street.
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FAyR AND FEAST.


rENHE FAIR AND FESTIVAL AT FHE
Il FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH will
continue another week The sisters have every
thing ARRANGED nicely. They have the picture OF
The church for ss1e, THEY inteno 10 take the old
church down the last Of the spring and commence
the new one. A number of the members ana
friends would like to have picture Of the old
church that has been standiug for ninety
batting against the head winds and the storns 10
shew t. their children. Price for them only one
dollar APIECE. Come, fr ends, and help "a: 1t VIII
oRly cost Jnu ten cents to look In. On, The nice
looking ladies'! II Is worth ten cents TO look al
good looking lady :. 'i '"". ~ -
The mem bers OF the church have net patrontzed
the Festival Is they should have done the present
week but 1t is hoped they will do better next week.
An of the Societies are invited. both male and re-
male. We have oDls had visit from one, aod that
Was the Vanguard Of Freedom, VINO came down on
"Wednesday TO see US AMI bad good time. come
out fri.Bds next ", elk, and help to raise cans 10
build q house OF WORSHIP for GOD. Our white
friends are waiting to help MS when they see that
we are try ing 10 help ourselves. we must nave
apI.2t MRS. SOPHIA MINOR President.
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:. H:JUST. RECEIVED AT COHEN
BRUTHERS', q large stock Of Parasols With the
late automatic 1m prsvemenrs. Their stock or KID
Gloves OF over 500 dozen. In which they eosed out
Colorld, and Black, two and some three hultons,
and which they sell at 75c.. are The most re liable
goods ever ofered-heretofore al so also, twO--
three. aud tourbstlon Thread Gloves at less than
usual price. ap1
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They are now exhibiting superb stock Of

They are now exhibiting superb stock Of
BLACK SILKS
lower than ever before, ranging in prices from "
to as per ysrd., Also, -. rgTEf - ,7ts'rs!
COLoRED TRIMMING SILKS Of every shade;
cOLoRED DRESS SILKS In all the new shades
= plain, checked, plaid, and striped;
A large lot Of that splendid BLACK ENGLISH
GRAPE, in short lengths, sold SO cheap; 80;
HAMBURGER EDsINGs. INsERTINGs, and
; TRIMMINGS in endless variety '"s. sfi
NOVELTIES Ia great variety; .''-.a ( r-ttizb3
Something nswin LACE GOODS for everskirts;
Beautiful PRINTS and PERcALEs from &c. per
yard up., 49,, 40 49, .f..+:.a
They have just opened 3 most attractive stock OF
LADIES' sUN-UMBRELLAS and PARAs0Ls,
TO which they ask an-inspcction Before purchasing
elsewhere, These goods are selected with great
care, comprising advanced styles and trimmings.
novel in design and sl~gant In finish, wifh oeautt-
full handles, well assorted In WOOD, IVoR Y"PkARLr
EBONY, and coREKLIAss rendering The display Of
uau.ual interest 20 the purchaser mh 2p-am,
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5~ THE REVIVAL MEETING which
has been carried ON SO succ. ssfuly for the past
three weeks at Mount Tabor church will be con-
tinued all next week. gssts: .........-,. .1.-
Rev. CHARLES c. FEGaEus.
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AN INDEPEsDEsT SrsEca.-MT. Henry C.
Robinson, the h, publican candidate for Gov.
Eernor Of Connecticut, made decidedly in
dependent speech vt 3 recent meeting 10 New
Haven. He declared tbst the three; great
questions before the people were specie.pay-
tmsnts, the preserva,lop Of theresuits OF The
var. ,and civil service reform. Referring to
the latter question, be said q 49, '<.e p
- The Chief Executive has more PATRONAGE
than nsnarchs, sud 1t il his greatest curse
IL breathes corruption Id the 5nostrils Of the
people. Blessed be The day when this official
patronage is done swsy WITH"
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Me- FIRST AFRICAN CHURCH (BAP.
TlSrl-In consequence OF the house being used by
the ladies for their fair there will be no serVee on
Sunday. sunday school will meet In the basement
at O'Clock. u
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When the other COM partment of the new
reservoir is done there viii! be no occasion
to drink any more muddy water. =. 40
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krFIRsT BAPTIsT CHURCH
fTwelfth and Broad btreets,.- Rev. II. W. WAR
BEND. D., at IL a. 81. and 8 Il: ID.
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NJ GRACE STREET BAP,TIs 7.
Notwithstanding TOMORROW BY the pastor.
Rev, DR.. HATCHER, al IL A. ID. ana ~ TAO +. ID.
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mr. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth streeis).-ReY. Q. O. BIT
Tryc, o. d., VIII preach on suNDAnas IL A. NJ
and TAB p, NJ. go
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sT GRACE.S TR BET PRESBYTE-
RIAN.-Rey.. d.. Is. KkPLER at IL A. II. and AZ
2 M, -
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: RT TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner OF Broad and Twentieth streets).-Rey. Br.
BLEpsoE, pastor, having returned 10 ths city, reg
Mar services Will be resumed. Preaching SUNDAY
at IL A, M. and TX r. n. E.ss
Young mems prsyer-meeting at z M' -.-'.-a
Regular services during the week.
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;~BRoAD-STREEF METHODS
oHURcH-serylces at II O'Clock A. n. and
Es oa' atsse. - M
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Turing THE PAST WEEK HAVE
IL received one of the best assorted stocks OF T..

nURING- THE PAST WEEK HAVE
IL received one Of the best assorted stocks or.
., "a, CHEAP DRY GOODS = o.s.%t
that has ever been shown IN this market would
call the .ps ca attention of The trade TO my stock
ofPARAsOLS, which embraces all the novelties in
the market. In. h AMBUkGH EMBkOIDER1Es.
am Offering some or the cheapest goods In choice,
styles ever seen. ALPACAs, in great variety Of.
aualttes, at aston shiug prices. am showing q;
speciality Ia IRISH LINENS Csc, and from that;
price up. y,
On ECg ed NAINSOOKS at 6Hc per yard
HEAVY: BIEACHED and BROWN SaEkTlNGSi
rSsI 1sf "a 'u8Dab ptQUE at csc. per yard;
Beautiful styles In PRINTS at SIC per YARD. -,
A Iarp took Of NICIOkIa La ;SS, SWlSSES,
aud O her WHITE GOODS from auction. .,j
MY MAnsEILLES QUILTS from auction L, a.; are the
cheapest ever seen. CHARLES HUI ZLER.
-,ap i 80: .st----E.5 . : = OH .etoau sHeel.
CARDOZo, FoURQUREAN &, CO,
~, ~r are now receiving their - >-s'nI
'H~ SPRINd GOODS, z-f7.y.
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~ UNION STATION.-Bisbop Doc.
eErr, D. d., will preach at II O'Clock A. H.; the
pastor at N O'Clock P. n: 80
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NJ THE CLAY-STREET METHo..
DIST CHURCH having been thoroughly reftted
win be reopened for divine service TO- MORROW.
Rev JAKEs A. DUNCAN DID, WIN preacn morn
Ing and night The public are invited.
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NH 30-td

THE ANNUAL MEETING, OF, THE
INSIJRANCE COMPANY of RICHMOND, VA,
win be held at the Office OF the company on the
IOrH DAY OF APRIL NEXT at 8 O'Clock P. M.
NH 27.td E. B.rMEADL, Secretary.
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- =s' a9 49, - .
REMOXAES.
DEMOVAL.-TO TIE Oh
III RICHMOND AND MONTH"; e


DEMOYAL.-T0 THEs;LADIESy OF
III &, RICHMOND AND -YiOINITY.G.I.i~
.-.g Il, A.; p. .,.3fi4 --5--tg ID. 20 ifTSfiL!
would respectfully announce my removal from
20 - p my OLD. established place to the I'll,
u NEWAN hELEG AN T. STORE
Eo.4l5 BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AID
- ..-.Es 49,, Firth STREETS, 70 - .D2
tne very LIBERAL patronage oests we'd on ne during
the last ten years hepe by courteous ano cxr~fet
MANAGEMENT of-business To- inertia continuance OF
The same. 1t shall always be my lin In The future,
Il, as IL has been IN the past 10 keep ths most
ELEGANT AND VAILED AssOR rMENT OF
pare fayoraby with any other house; Z
= Very respectfully, HENRY WENZEL.
e@12as' GRAND OPENING. IN 80
respectfully announce 70 The public, and 70 the
April will have at naY new store, &c. 10 Br osd
GRAND orrsrs ssss 81 1 spRTvs GOODS,
= enbrzelpg oil the latest novelties Ia ChH
DRESS-TRIMMINGS. x.%-
LACEs, EMBROIDERIES, FANCY GOODS, &c.
n ~. : lso, full assortment OF -. ~
s,:t n CORSaTs. AND PARAS0tS! t;,i,s{
OF newest styles and designs very respectIaily,
ap 1-3r - dEakY NENZSL.
OFFICE OF TIE OLD DOMINION laos. Asp}
1919 r - ~ EAIE-WoRKS COMPANY,
RICHMOND, aarch 20, 1876. -
TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ACCI.
i DENTto our warehouse iast night The ofise has
been removed TO No: ITO south Fifteenth scr Get,
where bus1nsss will De transae. ed as usual ar
~ f1 X. h. 'BLANKENsHIP,,o e
Iuh90.ss .erf2 aG'%; Commercial Agent.
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~ CENTENNIAL SILKS. ,.ga-
GRAND STOCK RI,aCK SILKS.

THOS. X. PRICE & CO. hare just received fresh
supply OF those superb CENTENNIAL BLACK
Silks: Magnificent In lustre, uueaualIed In
purity and durable that they will answer as heir
ioomsin family. 80, ..5.ta.- ,.,s,...,.
!, T.. X. PRIUE & CO are sole agents for the sale
Of these celebrated SILKS In the State OF Virginia
NH rs = .-, H., a..is as, ~.
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4 MEETING OF THE, sSTOCKHOLD-
n ERS of the BIRMINGHAM COAL AND
IRON COMPANY will be held al O'Clock 7. m =,
APRIL IS, 1876. at the Exchange Hotel, Rich'
mond, Va, for the purpose Of Org .nization.
: D. S. COOK.
Ia t i- II. C. CABELL,
n THOMAS BOND, 81.
...... A. l.. WILLIAMS,
...-s.a "'.+ H. PARSONS, st
oft tn
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~ CALICOES at &C.. 6lc., and stc.-
ore of those good and breuy PRINTS ut SC. also,
a large lot Of CALI<tOtS and oHiRPINGS At SIC.
NH 25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-01

w APPERsoN'S SALE OF BOOKS
will be continued At O'Clock P. N. TO-DAY, be-
ginning with the MEDICAL, and Afterwards the
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS; among which are
many 7slasble illustrated SCIENTIFIC and
CLASSICAL WORKS, In fue. binding. Come
promptly, and let's close out. ap1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-01
MEETINGS..


GENERAL TEMPERANCE COMMIT
VI TFE.-The members of the con- mtttee are
urgently requested to attend meeting at Harmony.
Han THIS iSalurday) MIG HIT at TX O'Clock.
By order Of ID. W. BoHoNoN, President.
JOHN F. W. GIBSON,
an1.1t# r.e-ts ~. @ secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-01
NO, FUUhQUhEAN :"
are now receiving their
SPRING GOODS,

to which they cali especial attention, as shy far
the largest handsomest, and cheapest they have
80 !9.5 h!4Gi-. sJr".
ever before displayed.