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The Rebel Claims.

The Republicans are hard pressed for
electioneering ammunition. The cry Of
.srebel claims," which failed in the last
campaigu,'is now about to be brought for
ward with all possible energy. These are
claims that are made almost entirely by car
pet-5aggers and those truly loil" south
ern people who can take the oath that they
were always faithful to the Union. Only a
few cases OF schools and colleges are eXcep-
tional to this: such as William and Mary
|. College, the Methodist Book Concern in
Nashville. But the South is charged with
these claims, with only few OF which the
South has any sympathy. But the trick was
not successful, and will not help the "vin-
dictive" and prevaricating partisans at the
next campaign. A Washington letter in the
Herald has the following statement upon
the subject:
The Republicans have recently been pub
fishing statements intended to produce
the impression that the "southern-claimS I"
business is a real danger to the Treasury
and the taxpayers. These statements have
been sent out from here in large quantities
to the rural districts to inspire the voters
with terror of the Democratic party,
which, it is charged, if it should be allowed
to get into power, stands ready to appro-
pirate not less than $500, 100000 to satisfy
the southern claims. This kind OF business,
however, can be done by both sides. and
the Republican exhibit OF southern claims
have led Democrats to 20 over the files OF
the bills in the present House and Senate,
with the result. as will re shown in detail
in few days, that there are northern claims
on file to the amount OF $1,000, 100000.
1t will be shown ar the same time
that the greater part OF the so-called
southern claims are in the hands OF north
ern men, having been bought up by
them or originated by them, and being
southern only in the sense OF location.
1t will be remembered that in the river and
harbor bill. which has passed the House,
the northern appropriations are two thirds
Of the whole amount appropriated; but it
should be added that these mountains OF
claims from all parts Of the country are
constantly before Congress, with very little
danger of being granted. The danger OF
the Treasury will hereafter be less than
ever, because there is no doubt that Mr..
Potter's bill sending all such claims to the
Court OF Claims, and making it. unlawful
for Congress to pass upon any that are not
fayorably reported from the court, will be-
come law ut the present session. This
court has not single southern judge, and
but single Democrat on it. This whole
fuss about southern claims is only CAM
paign bugaboo. .'
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The Naw tE.Dax1.

TIE New York Times Of Friday has the
following paragraph upon the new loan Sc
cured by Secretary Sherman as a measure
towards maintaining specie payments:
. The syndicate Yesterday took their first
optional. instalment Of S5,000,000 of :. the
Government loan or 43-per-cent. bonds re-
Gently contracted for with Secretary Sher-.
man, very much to the surprise of every
body, as it was understood that 1t would
not be taken up until May /. AS 0,00O,-
900 were taken when the contract was
signed, about fortnight ago,the syndicate
has thus taken the loan at the rate OF 81 ,000,-
600 day. A member OF the syndt-
cate yesterday said that the popularity
of the loan was much greater than even
the most sanguine member. of the syndicate
had believed 1t would be, and that it need
lastonish no one noN il. the syndicate should
take up the entire S50,000,000 contracted.
Tor by the LIST Of July. The request for
Government, bonds for investment is attri--
|buted to the desire of all classes OF people
to put their, savings into the best securities,
and it has been found that the bonds have
been largely taken by persons who have
CLOSED up their accounts with savings banks,
and are preferring to put their money into
Government securities; at q reduced rate OF
sEs ,2tIs}fil.z q. ~ III fstS Il 4 ysSsft
sss fI5 80 hsssi1 ~ 20 sit,,i1 al, flsE
sf5-ss rs - 2s,fiatS t.aG
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Radical Trackery

= u - .fFA
passses the infamous, device Of raising
4fresh the hue and cry against the south g 1Na
a IN pre- sadieed mort hesn people on she
scora az the claims OF the 50 truly iolH, re-
siding in the South for property damaged
and DESTROYED during the war. there Is arf m.
other scheme Matching, which is intended
1 30 test what the. Radicals call the 9 genu-
ineness OF the era OF Cancellation in the
South IA number OF districts in she
South where the colored people are ina de-
c;dcd majority arc selected for an energetic
campaign. The amiable and disinterested
Radicals declare themselves TO be ia FAVOR
OF obliterating the color line IN politics, ana
pretend 20 desire to test the question wne-
ther this is done In the South ~ TINS cam am
psign. II the coIored people carry t Inc
Radical ticket, it viii be-. agreed that the
policy, OF conciliation prevails. II this is
/. not done, and IL the Democrats triumph,
st win be claimed that the negroes are not
free. and that white tyranny has stiaed their
voice.
It matters not that in elections where
whites exclusively voted districts often
changed from one side to another-it mat
tiers not that after the REIMBURSEMENT OF
the negro our Yankee friends acknowledged
the monstrosity OF the measure, but essayed
to console us by the remark that all would
be RIGHT soon--that the white man, the SUI
perior, would triumph over the inferior, the
negro, and that in short time the white
man would rule, and rule by reason OF su-
periority as well as necessity, and there an
end on it.
Now, however, we are to run the Saunt-;
let again, and il the black voters don't stay
where they were when first enfranchised
we are to be denounced as not at all dis
posed to Cancellation and still tyrannlzing
over the African.
By this stratagem it is hoped to- carry
several districts in the South for Radical
ism. Amongst the congressman prominent
in arranging this matter and fixing up the
orators that are to be sent to the South Is
the redoubtable jORGENsEN, who is sharp
enough to see that considerable effort viii
be- required to secure his own reelection.
Let the RAIDS come on. They Will lind
things not at all to their liking. The CO.
lored people in Virginia have been pretty
we'll satisfied with "carpct-bag" guides,
who Lave not failed to appropriate all the
advantages gained by negro votes to them
selves JoRGENsEN knows how it is. He
has kept himself we'll in office by his pro-
fession Of friendship for the colored man.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rTrTsHEADQUARTERs FOB DRY
= FL ~ GOODS. 49,.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

s = -
TuALHIhIEg BR 9TH ERs VIII open on Monday
and during toe entire week the largest anu ,e
line of DRESS GOODS it has ever been tbeir piea-
sure TO Offer Call and see them. r,yc
40 pieces solid-coor paid and striped poPLlsS Ut
50 pieecs solid and plaid GOODS as 1s worth 22s
ia nieces figured. Iace-srriped kNIEkEhbcChEh
81 and other styies d. 25 worth 30 70 40c.;
az pieces good and desirable GOODS from 30 10 =.
SOC. As this Is one OF the best assortments III
the city YOU cannot fail TO suit Yourself
just opened. large line Of hands9me bEG Isns
ITNENS-for sliits-at very low prices; m.
AZ pieces BEACK ALPACA, from ID 10 Zoe. w
guarantee these goods TO 15c. cheaper than
al pieces BLACK CAsH2IEREs, zoe. to s1.25
give us q trinl on Cashmeres for bargain;
20 pieces BLACK G. r IN ADJ ES-strlpeds
checked plain, &c.-at very low prices;
PARASOLS-extra Inducements offered In them;
WHITE GOODS large line at extra low prices:
The prettiest VICTORIA LAWN In the CITY "
12kc.;
KID GLOyES-another large line inst received
And lots of other goods. which we are selling very
cheap. THALHIMER BROTHEkS,
ap27 r IT COL Broad street.
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Memoir of William Francis Bartlett. By
FRANCIS WINTHROP PALFREY. Boston :
HoUGHToN, OsGooD d Co.
a very handsome volume, gotten up with
talent and elegance by the author as trl-
butte to the memery Of General BARTLETT,
who was SO well known to the citizens Of
Richmond and so highly appreciated by
them.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON IL Co.
,JouBels for the Satnday.School. "A Col
lection OF Sparkling Gems, embracing
many Contributions by the Best Writers
OF Sacred Song. Edited by w. A. o.
DEN, author OF Silver Song, &c. Toledo,
Ohio: w. W. WHITNEY. - 49,
For sale by T. L. D. WALFoRD. ~
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The Florida Case.

The confessions Of the Florida ballot.
thieves do not alter the condition Of that
which has been perfectly and irreyocably
settled. They surprise nobody; for every.
body on all sides must have been satisfied
that the frauds now confessed were COM
mitted. Were it possible by course OF law
to hang these rascais, that would be good
way OF lettering such wretches from re-
peating these crimes. Their confession
now is Of little value. No more than
that Of confession revealing the name Of
an assassin after he is dead. Still, we say
it would be good to dispose of them.
They committed fearful crime--iearful
for the danger in which it involved the
country. We think Mr.. CHARLES FRANCIS
ADAMS is right when he says that .'sheuld
another presidential election be ever held
in this country under similar conditions
do not see how terrible civil war can be
averted." 49,. 81 !.
1t is to be hoped that Congress will ma.
ture proper law to govern future cleo
tons. There should never be another held
under the present law. i. !.
In regard to the confessions OF the scoun-
drels implicated in the frauds OF the return
ing boards, who troubles himself about
them as to whether the confessions are
true or not? These men now actfrom mo-
tiyes OF hostility to President HAYES be-
cause he has not rewarded them as they ex-
pected he would. 1t is gratifying that the
President has not inferentially implicated
himself by any marked show OF obligation
to the thieves.in the dispensation Of his pat
ronage. He has dissatisfied them all, and
he may look for further confessions. The
batch in New Orleans has been given the
cold shoulder, and we may expect some
bowling from that quarter.
The fearful frauds Of the last election
were disgraceful enough, and we trust they
viii lead to such laws as will protect the
country in future from such evils. The
Union fioated over the rocks that were near
wrecking the State, and most fortunate has
been the turn in affairs which gave us peace
and State equality, together with that calm
and serenity so favorable to review Of the
past and taking proper measures for pro.
noting the good and security OF the coun-
try in the future. .;i !: ',5 -" s
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ne THE GRAND OP ENING OF
SPRING GOODS at

SPRING GOODS at ,e =
COHEN BROTHERS.,
which has been admitted rs the most extensive and
finest collection Of goods ever displayed In this city,
presents besides the above features thousands of in
duce1nents that are not te-be met with elsewhere.
= THEY ARE OFFERING:
Gas dozen VICTORIA -TWO-BUTTON h u
GLOVES, in dark shades, ut 45c. u pair, the
regular value of which is 1925;
$50 dozen OF celebrated make In white, black, ana
every imaginable color, At 75c.;
NEW SHADES IN FOUR-BUTTOS OPERA of a
most superior quality at S1.25;
Constantly on hand full line Of LEROY SEAM
LESS, in black and coored; ..........
Is dozen KID GAUNTLETS at 60c, the quality
heretofore sold at 1925.
They are also in receipt of very extensive lot or
HAMBURG EA1BROIDERIES,
some few of which have been wet to very slight
degree, and will be sold at considerable sacrifice.
Several cases of handmade SHETLAND SHAWLS
at fully one half their value;
% pieces IMPORTED LINEN LAWNS, in spe-
cial designs, at lSc.
They have also made all extraordinary purchase
in MATING, by which they are enabled to sell
them below any price these goods have ever been
offered at before.
MATING RUGS-something new-over Two yards
In length, elegant patterns, at 00c.;
A large lot OF real TORCHON LACES at much be-
low market value;
Also the, BRABaNT (Russa) POINT APPLIQUE
and other handsome LACES. apo
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THE suRvEY OF THE AsfAzoN RIVER. "a
good deal ofsinfcrest Is being manifested by
Officers OF the navy and BY owners and com.
manIers OF merchantmen trading with south
America In the approaching survey Oh the
Amazon river by: the Enterprise: Com
mander Thomas o. Selfridge. who Is to com.
smanti her, volunteered his services tor tnat
duty, although his rank. entitled MIN 10
larger vessel. Secretary Thompson imm e.
diateIy accepted his offer, as bis experience
Id superintending surveys eminently qual-
fed him for the position, He conducted tne
survey Of the Isthmus OF Darlen ana othefS
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0n-sjENE SCORE.


DECEIVED AT THE 93-CENT STORE
HANDSOME APPROPRIATENESS:
LARGE-SIZED PORTFOLIOS;
Another large lot OF WALNUT FRAMES;
More of those HANDSOME VELVET FRAMES;
4 splendid assortment of POCKET-KNIVES-th
makes, Westcnhom, Lee, and Baker;
A beautiful line of WALL-pOCKETS. SIDE and
CORNER BRACKETS, CLOCK SHELVES,
TOWEL-RACKs, TOILET LASsES. FLOW
ER-STANDS, &C.;
Another invoice offhosc HANDSOME PIES in
cases, and GENUINE MEERsCHAUM CIGAR
HOLDERS in ease:
Another 10: of COED PENS, in plated holders, also
of CHARM and TELESCOPE-PENCILS;
Some very handsome POLISHED WOEE-BOXES;
More of those handsome LARGE CIiROMOS, in
carved walnut frame subjects nearly all newt,
at $l.9S;
A good assortment of POCKET-KNIvES Mt soc.
Catalogues sent free to any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
ap25 sos Broad street.
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M THE GREATEST BARGAINS

nj 7 HE GREATEST BARGAINS
ever offered In Richmond are no W offered at SYCLE
BROTHERS:
BLACK SILK at Soc;
BkAck sIkk at at s sIc value s17o
very nsiSy s fPR TT & b7SSS a h5AeM eRos
B1h hFKAf PSkE Bali InES
MOHAiR BRlLLIANTINE at Soc. per yard;
BLACK CASHM EI at 45s PER yardi; and aoc
f gfF nerx on f65 G G
1onishngly low prices, such as BDMB b GS,
TAMISE, and BIERRETZ;
STRIPED and CoL.ORED SILKS;
Handiome evening shades such as as LIGT BLUE
BLACK KIN and e. GoLoRED sATINs-we offer extra
new I lot orc Of CAMBRIc EDGINGs just received,
from to soc; per yard; ~ ..,so suu
able for ladies' skirts and misses dresses, only
5oS per 9ard,GaR Xs9e Y befdic
s'yjiss GkH5K pS$ShSAbiSEs;
The largest assortment OF CASSlMERES for men s
Look at our REG LAR-MADE HOSE, three pairs
All the latest styles of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
DRESS GOODS;
All colors BOURETTE. from one shilling to soc.
BUNTING, all colors, for 25c.;
Don't fail TO look nj our TOWELS;
Handsome MELANGE, suitable for travelling
dresses, at l2Hc. per Jard-real value, 25c. per
yard; - - = -
Don't fail to look ut our new FANCY-EMBROI-
DERED HANDKERCHIEFS;
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS at 25c.-rcal value, 75c.;
MATTINGS. TABLE: and FLooR.OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW-SHADES, aud LACE CURTAINS
cheaper than any house IN the city;
CORSETS from soc. to $3.50;
ENGLISH, GERMAN. and AMERICAN HO-
SIERY, for ladies' misses, and children;
Don't fail to look at those 12lsc. HOSE. $3.50
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pASTP0NENIENT.

IN consequence of the nclemency OF the weather
the above meeting was postponed until NEXT
MONDAY NIGHT. the 29th instant me follow
ticpatn in the exercises: Rev. Drs. 4. ". Weddcll
S. A. Steel, Moses ID. Hoge. j. q. Tyler, J. William
Jones, w. L. Hatcher, Major Robert Stllcs, and
Sthers an 26-F&M2t
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DEATHS.

Died at the residence finer daughter In this city,
~, tine n7th Instant Mrs. SUSAN G. PATTERSON,
the mother of Dr. L. A. Patterson and sister Of Mr..
james THOMAS. Dr. in the eighticth year Of herage:
Funeral services SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
First Baptist church. ut az O'clock. s.. -.
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The following persons appear as creditors Oh the
books that represent In the Treasury Office the stock
of this Slate known us Revolutionary War claims,
issued under the act of 1894, bearing interest 1T
three per centum redecmable ut pleasure. and have
not called for the interest due on The stock standing
in their names such period Of time as to give
rise to The presumption that their heirs, II any
there be living. having no knowledge OF the eN-
istencc of said stock. and all Of which will appear
more fully by the following Statomcnt-to wit:
St. JOINTS Berkeley church, certificates Nos. 547
for two hundred and thirteen quarters and amount
ing to $S1.S4: William McCluney, certificate No.
377 for S2g.45, interest unclaimed for two hun
tlred aud thir;y-eight quarters, aid amounting to
X52.57: estate jacob Minus, certificate No. 1858
for S2O.l2, interest unclaimed for two hundred
and siNty-thrce quarters and amounting to S39.G9:
Samuel Paxton, certificates Nos. LOG for Sfl and
5S5 for S62.S2, interest unclaimed for two hum
dred and SiXty-Seren quarters, and amounting 10
S2O7.9O: Charles C.. PiuckncY. Trustee OF Mary
Pinckney. certificate No. 33S for 1922, interest
unclaimed for one hundred and sixty quarters, and
amounting to 5000; Arnoldms Nanderhost, In
trust for the estate OF James Wall, OF Firainia,
certificate No. 81 for &20O.5S, interest unclaimed
for three hundred anu sixteen quarters, and
amounting to S475.37. .
Should the heirs at law or legal representative of
any of said stockholders fail to establish their
rights in said stock on before the first day OF
November next, the State Treasurer Is authorized
and required 10 carry the principal and interest OF
said stock 10 the credit Of the State and close tho
Under act lst of March, 1881
:. l.. LEAPHART,
.. - State Treasurer of South Carolina.
APP observation-disclosures r.....
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MARRIAGES.

,fsrried. In this CITY, on Thursday night, April
2Eth. by Rev r. A. Gibson, WILLIAM y. LoN4-
WORTH. OF, Richmond, and Miss ANGELA
DREW, Of Manchester. 49, 49,
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ART EXHIBITION.
LECTURES.

T ECTURE-A CARD AND ADNER-
money to print and publish BOOK. titled
"TWENTY YEARS, EXPERIENCE AT THE
RICHMOND BARI which is now IN manuscript,
propose 10 present to the public a LECTURE
subject d" REPUTATION - which fatter myself
will amply compensate them for their contributions,
and which win enable your humble servant to sell
The book when published for greatly less price
than to raise the money otherwise. And will as
sure the public ladies and gentlemen, that IL they
will encourage this enterprise that they will never
no, never-rcgret. it. Come, LADIES, come! Come,
gentlemen. comet
VIII deliver the Lecture THURSDAY the I'd
Of May, 1873, at VIRGINIA .OPERA-HOUSE
Open at p. NJ; commence at s O'Clock T. M.
Tickets can be bought at AIessrs. West & john
ston's book. store and at Mr.. ii. G. Wyatt's music
store, No. $40 Main street, and on the night of tho
lecture at The door OF the house.
29-M,W,Th3t &. D. WOOTTON.
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We have full line In every department. All we
ask is call from our friends, customers, aud the
public in general
I'VE, have always on hand an assortment Of the
DOMESTIC PAPER FASHION-thc most popular
fashion in the market. w.. II .... ..
ap Is between Third and Fourth streets.
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T'HE GREATEST BARGA! IN
Il DRY GOODS EVER OFFERED.

d. < +. MITTELnORFER, J27 ERoAD STREEt,
have just received their second supply ui
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
MATTINGS AND FLOOR O!L-CLoTii> FROM
AUCTION.
A. WHITE MATING; ut Sc. WORTH 3nc.:
Il CHECK MATING ii zoe. worth 3Jc.:
The best CORSETS in the city ut ;,uc worth u:
4 large stock Of PRINTS 1T sc:
DRESS GOODS in all styles At thc lowest price:
TOILET SOAP ut 2Jc. per ,.ozcu cakcS worth 5Gf:
full line of Linens. ChSSINEEE>. AMI
TWEEDS for gcmtrmeE', and boys wear
CORDED PIQUE IL e. e. per ward:
BALL-FRINGES NJ Zoe. per yard:
BLACK SILKS. BLiCh Ai.lAt y. and tUi. HE
Of MOURNING 1T extremely iDw price,.
All we ask /; a call aud b. rpnvincci. ~ 22-Bw
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wIN DRESS GOODS YOU CAN

HyIN DRESS GOODS YOU CA
COHEN BROTHERS
magnificent line of every class Of goods, from the
cheapest to the finest imported
SILKS of every description and color. including all
the Paris novelties in style and colors;
SATINS In all colorsi
BR0CADED SILKS III the most beautiful designs
BOURETTE and FEATHERED designs In French
dress-goods also the MILAN and LLAMA;
In GRENADINES tho CHENILLE, MEXICAN,
BOURETTE;
CHENILLE, DAMASSE. and IROE, ia black and
cOlors:
% pieces MhRSEILiES at 4Oc., worth from Goo.
TO 75c. Ger yard up ~
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The Norfolk Virginia,a says that no faith
is putin the story OF the WH1TTINGT0N rev.
citation. 80 @-,.7 is. -.
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BOOK-RaNDENG.

DOOK-BINDINGT TO SUIT THE MEANS
ID AND TASTE OF ALL.-Our Bindery Is COM
plete enough to turn out any kind OF work wanted;
workmen according to the quality OF work, there
fore we can bind In Il cheap manner at YOUR price,
or In the best artistic style at OUR price, GOOD
BLANK-BOOkSa specially.
we have for sale d. $500 a B00k-BlNDERY
with all the necessary machinery and Tools This is
a good chance for some active man to- make good
lining. tap 22-d&wl RANDOLPH 81 ENGLISH.
sfI:s 5siitnfIc Hua t49Is2-Nil2 iii 80 5i.tt
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i" CLARET.

Me- CLARET.
twenty-five hogsheads of the above VINE, OF my
own Importation, on hand and cow ready for bot
Ting. These wines perfectly pure, not expen =
siye and very suitable for the coming hot season.
For by the hogshead or in bottles by
....-. .. .- OSCAR CRAM,
an "a -eodlm No. IA Governor street,
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MILITARY NOTBCES.
ACHIEVEMENTS.

GRAND MATCH-GAME OF BASE
" RAIL between the RICHMOND and ATTAIN
TIC BASEBALL CLUES on MONDAY EVE
MING, April Goth, ut half past O'Clock, at their
enclosed grounds, ut the head OF Clay street.
Admi sSon, Csc. Season tickets tor sale at 20
east Broad street, .' .'....' ap 2+-ol"
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interest. witt, every guarantee o. saleey;
thnn Il, eiifser fbe anxiety now SO general
about Tie sesnrityoi many savings ifl sul'
lions. ~. q
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ssrpHE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT
s u M
REV. MOSES D. HOGE, D. d.

. REV. MOSES d. HOGE, d. d.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, TUESDAY, APRIL 80,
SP. N. ......
AT the earnest request of the students Of Rich
mond College, DR.. HOGE has kindly consented to
repeat this highly instructive and entertaining lee
ture, at the above time and place. for the benefit Of
the college readng.room. 49,;
Tickets can be procured at ElIyson & Yancay's,
Josiah RyIand & Co.'s, Pizzini's, George Gibson,
Jr's and SCOTS drugstore, corner Twentyfth and
Broad streets. .''''' ap 25.ThS,M&Tu
FUDGE T. R. FARRAR WILL DE-
- LIVER his highly cntertainiugJeclure, LIGHTS
AND SHADOWS" and his most humorous sketches,
1.-THE NEGRO AS A POLITICIAN and 1.-THE
HALIFAX OVERSEER AND HIS WIFE" MON
DAY EVENING, April 29th, ut 8 o'clock, at
BROAB- STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH. The exercises will be interspersed with
MUSIC by select choir. Admission, 20 cents.
ap 24-W.S&M3E .....
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Proceeds TO be applied to The suffering Door Of all
denominations, under the auspices of st. Vincent de
Paul's Conference OF St. Peters Cathedral.
f. TICKETS, Csc; to be had at C.. Il. Johnston's,
No 91S Main street, Randolph &c English's, No.
1902 Main streec, and at the Theatre on the evening
Of the lecture. ---..
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Alhougll the tickets state
THURSDAY EVENING, May I'd. be careful TO note
that the lecture will be on WEDN ESDAY May 1st
the date having been unayoidably changed after
tickets were issued. r.s, - ap23-St