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IL TIE CHEAPEST YET

| Nice styles OF DRESS GOODS at SIG. per ware
worth l2,.c.;
WIDE CRASH TOWELLGNG at Gl:r. per yar'
worth I0c.:
BLACK ELASTIC BELTS ut SOC, would be chyal
! al SOC;
WIDE BLACK GRAPE, FOR Wells. ut 81 per yard
worth Sc;
/ TORCIIUE LhCES at very low prices:
| HAMBURG EpGiNGS and lN~EETfEGS-;hc
| !ar@cst variety in this city. II you wa,;; c,oic,
{ patterns don't bny Until y"n have our
stock;
, WHITE QUILTS at Soc. 75c., Il, sl.2j. 81 80.
sl.7,. -. aud up to $l2-all yc-Y cheap;
CURTAIN MUSLIN at loc per yard worth zoe;
! PURE LINEN SHIRT BLOSSOMS ut l5c. worth
40c.;
FLOOR 0lL-CLOTET. two yards wide. 1t 7Jc. per
yard worth 1923:
LARGE-SIZE LINEN DAMAsk TOWELS at
$50 dozen worth 81;
EXrRA-FlNE HUCKABACK TOWELS with
danask bord"rSat "A per dozen worth Sc;
EXTRA LARGE COLoRED QUILTS at $3.50
worth $3.50;
LANBREQLiN LACE At zoe. per yard worth
Soc;
LACE BED-SPREADS with PILLOW.SIIAMS
TO match, at g for the set wortS So;
TIDES al 15c. worth CSC; 4. sec. worth 7Jc. at
zoe. worth 81; at = worth $50:
Genuine HANDMADE LINEN TURCHON ri
DIES 1T l.5O worth %:
a large assortment Of HOSE and GLOVES of the
latest style:
WHITE and EED-ClIECk MATING at Ice
PER ward;
Great Bargains IN IlANDKERCIIIEFS for gentle
men and ladies:
PRINCES. BUSTlNGS. and DEESS-TEIM-
MlNGS very !ow, IT LEVY BRnTIIEIS.
1917 and 1919 Main street.
We have DISCONTINUED OPENING OUR
STORE On SATURDAY EVENINGS until fur
tier notice. aD3
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Federal Finances.

We direct the readers attention to thu
information in this mornings Dispatch con
corning the finances OF the Federal Gov
crnment. 1t is without examplc-the rap
idity vito which the four per cent. bonds
OF the Government have been absorbed. An
exception has been made by one editor with
regard to the sale Of the bonds Of the French
Government TO provide for the indemnity
to the German Government; but that is not
very clear. We may well say that In the
matter OF government credit no nation
stands In better condition than does the
American Government at this time.
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The health OF Archbishop Purcell is fast
failing under the burden of his financial
troubles. OF late be has been attacked with
fainting spells. and OH Thursday he remain.
ed so long unconscious that his attendants
were dreadfully alarmed. fearing that he
might die. The best rosted see little hope
for the payment Of his creditors.
Mr.. Tucker is not only il sound logician,
but an irresisibly Attractive orator. His
great speech was the feature OF yesterdays
debate. - Washington Post.
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lands, 10 The laborer work at. aa .,san,e.
wages, to the iarmersa sale forsnis p.ouu-c
OF, the Ian where 1t was raised, snuss,: WIG
the loss and inconvenience necess.sflly at
tending she dferentacts OF transportation.
AZ every depot along the line q tins ran.
road tshould it be built: and God gram
that it may bel will spring into active l.ie
neat villages. sometimcg rising to the org,
nity OF towns, filled not with loafers anu
stragg!ers, but With men OF thrift ana en-,
terprise. Let CTS look for this ratlroad' anu
work that we nav not be disappointed.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEuHASr RAILROAD

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
BoTET0URT CoUs1Y.-In commenting upon
the prospects for tie building OF the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad, the Bote-
tourt Meas, published in the town OF Fin
castle, says -
a. The building OF this rsiiroad will be the
salvation OF this State and OF this county.
Furnaces are already at work in our county
awaiting the completion OF such an enter
prise; Others are now deserted because OF
f1e difficulties attending the transportation
.pI tae1r metal. Iron ores now shut ub in
our htlis and Valleys viii be. utilized .anS
eon ~ ifpto netsi, thus giving to the
oWDer< o. sale for bis luoWj sunpreductiYe
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MI DRESS GOODS AT
COHEN BROTHERS.

Their stock Is The largcs: and by far the hand.
.omcst ever offered. II includes al The novelties of
this season:
WATERED and SATIN SILKS, DAMASSE
SILKS, in Back ami Colorcd: DhMASSE and
ShTIN-SrkIPED 6 X 4 DI y ES. BRO
CADf,S I'm all 'hcir now varieties;
ALL-WOOL BUSTlNGS At Is. 20. %. and 2jc. !;
FRENCH DOUBLE-WlDTl BCN1ING al 6Oc.
worth 81;
80 pieces SLACK CASlIMERf;S refuge from 10c.
to 37.c. Great bargains i'll CASHNEHES:
Hundreds Of Black aud tbLDkED DRESS
GOODS IN enlircl. new designs;
Fifty-iwo-inch- wide NOVELTY DRESS GOODS
all SILK ana WoO-s.t 65c.-gencrally sold ut
81 80:
MOURNING GEAYS at 1G and 20c.--worth Zoe.
yard rIurc:
Light Shades In SILK LC$TRES. and all woo'. ut
from 20 10 4Gr yard under vate. apj
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THE. VERDICT OF CAPITAL.-Filty-ninc
millions OF the per cent. bonds were sub
scribcd for yesterday. The simple state
mcnt OF this fact is Il more EFF, Give answer
to the silly whine OF "rcvoIntlOn," "ncw
rebcllon,' and Confederate capture OF
the Capitol" than all the speeches that have
been or can be made, however able the
Speakers Washington Post.
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III NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES
Just received Il very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR NY TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French manufucto-
rics, and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. be- To Inform my friends and the public
generally that slall Offer these goods, made up in
the latest ay:s and by Ike bca; wUrkmcn. al PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TInES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, AMI CUFFS made 10 ord, r
al short notice. Satisfaction gulr;lu;ccd
JOHN G. SIIAFEH, Merchant Tailor
NH 13-3m No. lGOi Main street
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DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
l. daily my inml'able pure crushed sugar CLAIR
lFlED FLINT CANDIES. | make better CAN
DIES for wholess e purposes than any hcre In this
perfectly pure aud no adntc-
raiion>. We don't use any gucos graDt-sisar tara
alba-GOtiin2 but pure sugars: IL l. more highly
favored, whittier. brighter. frmcr, ana Is warrautt
10 stand firm in any clnlaIe.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEuX. Confectioner,
IN 80 l4i2 Main street
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MINORS INSTITU TIES, VOLUME /,
w IN TWO PARTS.
PROPOSALS.
CoMMoNw EALTH OF VIRGINIA.
LAND OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Arril J, 1870.

COMMONWEALTH OF FIRGISIA.)
LAND OFFICE.
RICHMOND, April }, 1870. }
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR PAINT
~ ING TIE ROOF OF THE CAPITOL EUII D.
ING will he received al thi, Office until WEDSEj.
DAY the 9th Instant al = 81. as 'piiow>:
lst. state the quality Of The paint USED, and The
cot of one coat the cost for two coats anu The
cost for Three coats yer square, II required.
3D. No bids for ore or iron paints will be received
unless samples OF The raw materials are submit cd
to Dr. Taylor State Chemist samples To he select
Ell by him and his GpinicD given tlIere0nj. whose
analysis Will be only known 10 him uIess The par.
ties desire Cthtrwsethe bidder bearing half OF the
expense of analysis.
In assigning the contract regard Will be had 10
quality aud durability. ~ We'll ~ 20 price.
Right expressly reserved 10 reject y and any bid.
:. II. EOYkIN.
ap 7-3t Superintendent Public Buildings.
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DEATH OF A WORTHY MAN.-The Wheeling
Register OF the 4th brings US notice OF the
death of DR.. ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, OF Beth
any, Brooke county, West Va, who died on
the Sd instant. DIR. CAMPBELL was in his
seventy fifth year. He was brother OF the
celebrated DR.. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, the
well-known founder OF the Church which
exfoiatcd from the Baptist Church, now
called "thc Church Of the Disciples" Dr..
| ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL was born in county
Antrim, ireland, in 1904. He was scholar
and gentleman. He represented bis county
in the Virginia Legislature for several years.
| We knew him well. He was an earnest man
who had been so we'll acclimated in Virginia
that we always ciasSed him with true Vir-
ginians. He was Warm.hearted and inl-
pulslve, but always practical. The last time
we saw DR.. CAMPBELL was, we believe. in
1850, when he poured out his heart to us in
his lamentation at the sectional war that was
| about to burst upon the nation. We felt
that he would be against disruption OF the
Union, and that he would remain where he
was, be it on which side Of the question it
might. But with regard 10 him we felt
that he was Virginian in heart and in
moral principle, and that come what
might. he would no more cease to be a
Virginian in heart than he would cease to
he an Irishman in the same respect. We
considered him as having the advantage or
disadvantage OF us in time as a Virginian,
just as you choose; but neither in respect
to sincerity and faith. Those last hours
with DR.. CAMPBELL were exciting times.
We parted with him most kindly and cor
daily, and we never changed our opinion
OF The man amidst all the trials that since
have interviewed. Peace to his ashes
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apEE;aL su1Ict.
@' SPRING OPENING
THhLHlMEI. BROTH,

iH"|hiSlEIs BROTHERS.
gu BROAD STREET.
whcre 'hcy will open NEXT MONDsva
the week Cue OF tic largest ana mos, ' G'Fin,
DRY G1DD- >''f'1f
anime our stock. '' '1l ~. y.
Five cafes best GALIcOEs AZ Az. 5,,,,c
10 cases aud bales COTTON q, ~ w.
l,eoo yards REMNANTS CuRDfn r .., TO-;
&C. worth &C.: 'S' - 4,
AGO pieces DRESS GOODS, Of au,,oa.
TO 75c.; u IN .
~ pieces BUNTINGs from l2z 10 a..
A largr line Of BLACK and Cuinprn.,,
BLACK anc COLORED SAIIXS >,
low prices: ''''f1
SILK and woRsTED CHENILLE vo.,..
6ui1onS Einoons' Hratds, &C., 10 ,rar,, =. :
Our stock OF BLACK Gontls * crm,'s,,
offer one OF The line, IN the city: ''''' ant ~
BLAC CI cAGnEMtkEs fTrn l3c, to :l-.
BLACK CRtrE C'.nTli. TAHI:F NV.
GRENADINES, VEL. CLIrt- i, NTiNG
BLACK Gool's, ut price, hit c:,.,, ,, -,
pARAs0Ls: rArASrIy. r,.,
The largest stock, latest uoy.i,t..s w., IT,
good. Call aud LOOK q. rrr -,grs ,.. '''".
chasing. '-.'i~ r.
Our stock Of LADIES. N;-~F,, g... ,..,
MEMS HOSIERY j. complete" m e. IT,.
line Of plAin aud t,nry .""d> ~ ,i' 49,. o..
Sc deozcm GENTLLME>'S "iiIrE@a.tr. ....
AZ 1"zs" LSriE@' WHITE rmezo a...
rs scr 1@l,s LAT LAnI tSc STRIPED ",H IT, H..
G;iE s9r:r -'' tor,rr~: ,.n.,.r.,
A. VIC have 4 tremendous -'p., 3. .
pu"cla e. al immcn-" .Df a. "a ........ 2
offer The greatest LarEJI.r sytr t-..
nr. al r,,r SIDF.y tCFirr.ryt r,.,
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ICE
ICE.

NORTHERN ICE have Just received
IN cargo OF VERY SUPERIOR NORTHERN
ICE, ! sample of which may be seen In front of the
Dispatch office to-day. My former patrons. and all
others Wishing supply OF the BEST NORTHERN
ICE this season, viii pleas" send In their ordcra
have also supply or DOMESTIC ICE, suitable for
tcc-crean dealers, fsli.boNts, &C., none of which
ern ice alone win be FURNISHED. Parties desiring
DOMESTIC ICE VIII send their orders 10 No. l7u7
Cary street. anu those desiring kOltTiiERNJCE
WI! send orders to No, 1901 Cary street,
,,Mh 26-lm, ..-.,.,,Yr,, JAMES &. SMITH.
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SHE Has CArsE.-[ From the New York
Times. ]-Fir.inia has six OF her sons in
the present United States Senate, and ought
to be satisfied, especially as every one Of
them is Il Democrat.
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EXCT RSIOyS.
THE FIRST EXCURSION OF THE
II

T'HE FIRNT- EACUKSIUN OF The
l. SEASON no
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, PIIILADEL-
PHIA. and NEW YORK.
(TIcKETS GOOD FOR FIFTEEN DAYS) leaving
Richmond TUESDAY, April Is, / S79. At 8 O'Clock
I. 81 pid York River railroad.
FARE FOR TIE ROUND TRIP: Baltimore, IS
Washington. $3.50; Philadelphia, $40; and New
Yerk. $3.50.
TICKETS for sale by the committee-J. r. SUIT.
705 Broad street; j. NJ THOMPSON. S35 Broad
street; r. T. ADAMS, and also III GAHBER &
CO.'S.
BaPgage checke through to all points. g.
NH 3l-Apl ,3,5.7,9,1l&14 g. e..
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DEATHS.

pled, Saturday evening. Anril 5, 1879. after Il
short illness. ROBERT V. rRIDDY, In the fifty
seventh year of his age.
Ills funeral will take place from hi late +, sidenre.
NJ. SOB west Clay street. TO DAY lMondayl III !
O'Clock M. Friends Of The family are Invited to at
tend without further notice.
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ENCHANGE-, LIVERY, ANDNo
~ SALE-sT ABLES AND RICHMOND irTN
BAZAAR, 1888 AND 1iiU FRA SKLIN STREET.
an now prepared. with unsurpassed facility. 10
BOARD HORSES BY TIE DAY, WEEK, OR
MONTH.
Special rates to growers. and every accommodation
extended them for the transact ION OF their bu,i.
ness.
In conncc'ion with the stables have established a
Bazaar for the SALE ny AUCTION or HORSES.
MULES. VEHICLES OF all kinds. HARNESS.
SADDL ES. BRIDES. ROBES, WHIPS, &c.
AUCTION DAYS: WEDNESDAY and SATUR.
DAY 1T ii O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
C.. S. ALLEN, Manager DIS
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No. At COHEN pRnTIEPS,

III AT COHEN BROTHERS
Upwards Of 80 pieces Of Il Il AC X ]. X
PRINCES. Ill the newest dc i@ns. Il. one hall their
regular value: also. q large lot ~ WORSTED
PRINCES ut greatly reduced prices:
BUTTONS, III al the novel designs, ii very low
prices. app
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Z. COMPANY, ATTENTION!-As \
II sembl- al RrgmcnTal Armory TUESDAYH
NIGHT 18th instantly at s o'clu"k promptly. NJ
Every member Is earnestly rcqucs ell to be pres ii
G. {, as The change Of uniform will be decided.
by order Of Captain GEORGE ID. WISE.
NJ +. SEAT.
split Orderly Sergeant.
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rs sEEagGS.

MASONIC NOTiCE.-Thc mem. & -
NI b"rs OF IlENEfCO UNION LODGE. NIX
No. $50. requested 10 attend siatcd/ "
communication al MlsoAS' Hall on Twenty-lii,h
street, THIS EVENING st O'Clock. Master Ma
s.,ns In good Standing are fratcrna!ly invi'ed 10
attend. Fly orGcr Of the ". NJ.
WILLIAM WILSON. Secretary.
APRIL Z. a. L. $50. \. d. 1870. ap 7.1.*
" NIGHTS OF HUNOR.-rhe members
IN OF RICHMOND LODGE No 219. X. OF H..
arc hereby SUMMONED 10 attend cared mcciug ut
Schiller Hall THIS (Mondly) MORNING nj Q
O'Clock. 10 pay the last tribute OF respect 10 the
memory OF Brother X. V. PRiDDI.
BY order Of the Dictator. -
WILLIAM II. DAILIF,
an 7-1t* Reporter
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r,.%,rI[r
ar ,vonr rr.>.,x
AN ,nni' T.; iN,:-,h' '.,.' ".',-' g..
h., 80. .',i - - ~, '.'' ~.
N.Y. ~ y 80 u. - "'' ~ 49,
| ~ noi. ~ = ~ ~ roc Won u ~.
bl iN'' 1T 's'.--''Su'"F 'r''" ~ ."'
tA$liNl HE~.
BLAtk CASl!AEi;ES II IT :, -. - 'n. -
! Zoe;
| ALL Wool BLACK CASHMERE H.
| ALL-WDtfL H!.A' i tA>itNF EE .''H-
| AL!.-WOOt BLACK th>IiN.l!l d. ... ,.
70. 7J.lnd Sjr.:
| BLACK TANl~t,--thc Ec~i @"at 6 ....
| summer wrir. We "ilrg hl~, 1s..- .. s.,.... .-
| BLAtn ALPAfAS at IL. j. . &C.,
| and iG'c.-.hc chclLCst 80. .r.. tIl'tt q.
the ely:
BLACK SILKS from G5c. 20 g: l.,.r trrd
| 1ot Il .\.Lb DIAN " ' ''-'' '.~t'' 5. as.
| M MS ,pr....r,,,,,.
"a - -, , 80 - ''.'' }" st
| 'F''''7 'i'"' '"''
., i"'Mi~t rs.
2ou pieces ~ : ~ ! ~.
| BROWN tDlTU\~ nj !. -. &. trG t..
| All the eadn- b"tt'!, "i liI.!h' il,''' 49,.
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az ..
SOLUBLE PACIFIC CT 49,.

SOLUBLE PACIFIC ct 49,.
TO TIL. PLANTERS A%D tA...."'
Ni:GlEfh'
nIr,M0Eo. W. Jru"HrN
We have ~. GAY rc-}rard tn 49,.
OF Tie i'aci.c hUtu" ninpuN hE"
t'uGer Elc iriIa. ~ settlement; ."t'
Gulno tout,iu; and uur. Give. .N. ...
sinosS nj lbs, luC'ui IL ""llr'' is,
managed by Uilr -.rrc-H"f>. VI .-s.- on"
< CO., ct Baltimore. wis IA ~ ia"
lie, iug YOUR relation. VIII. III ~ ~"
SAINT :.,Id satisfactory. .-r,4.,. o..
FRI III The ahoSrrBr, yvu Vii s.'.. as.
Agency OF the ptriir ga as" ''..i .''' r.. ...
Quoted hereafter bs III" un"fl' ~" . 49,. ...
as we'll ~ Richmond. I"r :. '''. ,
Soluble paci!ic tiu no, CtlhFt g.. ...... ,..
lcncc and rcJa! lab e N!tI'.''''. ..r.,.. ..
giu!a, especially on cotton. corr '' ..-r.' .
continue 20 b. suSti,Hr.i. Stif A." J.. ". a. So.
cd In the wise ln:tua.rIn' u 81 ".' '...t.... 10
coatrauy, which has pl.C'!tt''. .'.-.. .-t..t'f
AT IL, communicable. ann g. a r,,. .l.'
extensive works, most hrpf't'" a.. ~. . 81
!c,O>t, OF phosphate b'>' ~ - 81, ......'- .
OF ,ylir:, ado "a IoilS experience '' ..r.l tE..'
connection with the unGrr>ig ~ - ....
dating blcil Ia 1865. We ~ -" i.,yg. =.
Uuano on baud 1t Nurtoh. To '''
and Richmond. ..., ,..,..,-,. ~ F..
Ia 29-3m biitiW'''
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF PUHL C ACCOUNTS. i!
- RICHMOND, March 81. 1879.

1 AFtOklfS ME- PLEASURE to GER
- iify 10 The efficiency of Mr.. 6. T. SMITH as
Treasurer OF Caroline county. j. s...f.. t;s..s.,
here Is no county or city the taxes OF whch have
been more promptly paid In oraccoun,ed for than
thnse nf lie countyos Caroline since Dir SMITH bias
been Trrasures, -, WILLIAM i. TAYLOR,
: ap72t' : 49, Kudllor of Public Accounts.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

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MILL ENERE.


NINE. B. DEMELMAN c-s8s
lM takes pleasure in announcing to the $a! Xxx
public that she has now nBenel the -%MSfSa
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
MILLINERY. STRAW GOODS,
FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
RIBBONS. &C.
that has ever hoen exhibited III this state, and at
prices which Will convince all who CALL II thcS "1nI
q Hat or Bonnet, her magnificent establishment Is
the piece buy, that Is II they have any regard As
to saving money. which they cln Certainly do by
cT GKhHT "e GP PISi on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY. April 9th ami OH.
= '''' "'''N NINE. L. pEMELMAN*..
bet wccn Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
ha wing the Largest, tandome-t, and Cheapest Mil
lncry-ilonsc In Ei-gLnln. an
ALLINERl.-Having just re- 49,
LSE turned from New YORK. now offer ,tJts5!!tSlt
10 the public my selection of -S1heTSs
NEW GOODS.
These goods arc not jon lots neither are they auc
ton stock. bTt selected from tue best importing
IIa, nr MADE arrauscmcn's with I leading i'm
porter of TRIMMED RATS and BoNNETS: vii
be enabled each week i" exhibit NEW STI LES
FROM PARIS and LONDON.
OPENING on WEDNESDAY. Anrll OH:
Mrs. r. j. TIIuESTON,
ap 7-5t No. 80 eat Broad street:
GpRING OPENING. -s|3s
Mrs. l.. Z. MORRIS. sol Eroad strcct -YNFG13ks
will orrn on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY i
handsome assortment Of DRESS BJEAETS ana
ROUND HATS. -
Open AZ o'clock. an Il E
Mrs. I. HUrzLER, asBS3ss
525 BROAD STREET, ytESK6
has the largest and cheapest sto2k Of
MILLINERY GOODS
I'm the city, We advise all The ladies TO call Oh her
before purchasing. Ap
SpRING OPENING OF PARIS SIS
- MILLINERY COMPANY. gISIs
TIL" FIRST OPENING in our new store. No. 1909
Main street. opposite the po>-oticc. will take place
WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY,
APRIL 9TH ana 10TH.
where we will slo.y an assortment Of MILLINERY
which Will surpaSs any previous rhdcaYors IN inns
winch our customers and Inc public gcncray aic
Invited. PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY.
Mad.m DE La FORCE, Manager; ASSISTED br
Mrs. l.. =. JONES. up TT
MILLINERY GOODS. - NEW ,a1,o
WI SPRING HATS AND BpNSErS. Tf3s!}G-
Having just returned from the North. YmaHrs
nlier goods In nv II, very low All those requiring
yoiS will find them at fl llpw;H@ prices:
EiOi.ETS ali ShatlcS &c. per dozen:
STKhW HATS aud EoNNETS. 35c. :,
No. GRUS.GRAlN RIBBON, Toe. per yard;
All lie new stv'es of Ribbons, FLOWERS, and
FEATHERS al low prices.
Due norlc" will bc given of my PATTERN HATS
CIlLD,;EN'S Trimmed HATS At SOC. apiece
MRS r. VESSEL.
No. So Eroad street. between Fifth and sixth.
NH 81 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

UNIVERSITY ITEMS -REsIGNATIoS OF JAILER,
&C.-THE WEAIHER-RECAPTURE OF ES-
CAPPED PRISONERS, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

NINE. B. DEMELMAN .48 Q
lYl takes pleasure In announcing 10 the SSgElllS,
public that she has now npsned the IMSfsa
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07
PETERSBURG.

FR1GUTFCL ACCIDENT: NEGRO BLOWN TO
PIECES DY A 32-POUND sHELL-REL1GIoCs
MATTERs-A STOICAL TRAMP-EXPoRTS OF
TuBACCo-REvENCE RECEIPTS-THE JAIL
BREAKERs-No DECISION TX THE SEWING
MACHINE CASES-DR. WITHERS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-19
DfEI,

IN South Woodstock, Feb, rs, Robert
Chanplln, aged no years,
IN Barnard, Feb, 4, Mary Adams, aged
% year. aud ; months,
~ Ludlow, Feb, :, Mrs, y, VI, Fierce,
aged 80 years.
In Woodstock, Feb, 81, Lucy smith
aged about ~ years,
In Clarcmont. y. H., Fol-, 4, Samuel T.,
Flske, aged Is years
IN So. Reading, Feb, 3, Warren Walk
or, aged 81 years aud II months
In Springfield, at the residence Of her
sOn.ln.law, James kiddei, Feb, q, OF
typhoid pneumonia, Nina q, W0olley,
widow Ofthe late John W0ollcy OF Graf
ton, aged SO years, 10 months aud 90 days
In WcGt Randolph, Feb, 3, Of cOnsump'
tlon, Mary Seymour, wife OF Mahaan NJ
Drake, aged 20 years, month and . days
IN Windsor, Feb, 10, Of consumption,
ut the residence OF Samuel II, Stocktr,
Esq, Don Carlos Webster, aged 3s years
In Bethel, Feb, 10, Of cancer, Elias o,
Dart, aged u years, 3 mos, aud 20 days
In Bethel, Feb, IL, Mrs, Edna $, owen,
aged G2 years.
In Reading, Feb /, at the residence OF
Almon d. Miner, Henry j. Miner OF
Plymouth, aged Al yrs. : mos. Is days
In West Randolph, Feb, ., Mary NJ,
wife of II. NJ. Drake, aged about % yrs,
In West Bralnlrec, Feb, IL, stephen
Young, aged 20 years aud mos.
In West Randolph, Feb, II, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. d. W, Spooncr, aged I years
and q months.
In Brldgewatcr, Feb, Nth, Caroline,
wife Of Solomon Warren, Esq, aged "a
yrs, ] / mouths.