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The last New York bank statement was
encouraging. The wonderfully large trans
actions in Government securities by one
bank Of that city produced no stringency
and no disturbance to commerce. Things
flowed on as smoothly as ever. The pros
pect seems TO be that the power OF ABSORB.
ton Of Government per cents is by no
means exhausted. and tho probability is that
all the money that is needed for the redemp-
ton OF the per cents, now rcdeemable,
Will be readily obtained. That will end the
calls for outstanding bonds for some time.
The late financial history Of the Govern
mcnt is without precedent. We may ex-
pect a long and healthy period OF money
matters. That the establishment of low
rate Of interest Tor Government will in time
bring down the rate OF interest on private
loans, would be logical aud Just. There
cannot long last one rate for the Govern
mcnt and another for the people. There
must be less difference between the two
than at present.
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4 shock OF earthquake was felt at Nor
folk, y. Y, alta quarter-past l O'Clock NJ on
day morning. The sound passed from west
to east, lasting about thirty seconds, and
was very distinct.
At; Stephenville, Erath county, Texas,
Monday, the entire square east of the court
house and square in the main business
portion of the town was consumed by
fire. The loss will reach nearly $50,
A fire occurred ut Cuero, Texas, on Sum
day morHing, destroying almost the entire
business part OF the town. Loss, $40, 900,
with very little insurance. <"G.' ~ s..
The Texas Senate has adopted a resolu.
tor. taxing commercial travellers from
other States 500. per year. in addition to
$40 for each county visited GA business.
The Presbytery OF New Brunswick, N.
j.. last week struck the name OF the Rev.
John Miller from the roll OF ministers. They
did not depose him. 81 r..
In Woonsocket, R. l., Monday, Monsieur
Lavelle, aged twenty-five years, started in
n walking match. He soon became i'll, and
died in few hours.
Since the murder Of Colonel Aston the
grand jury Of Atlanta, Ga, have returned
seyenty-fye. true. bills against, persons
charged with carrying concealed weapons.
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~ ANOTHER GRAND OPENING AT
COHEN BROTHERS,.
QUICK SALES TIE GREAT ADVANTAGES.
THIS STABI.ISHIIEN DOUBLES IT'S
AMOUNT OF BUSINESS FROM
SEASON TO SEASON.
TIE TRUE REASON Is EASILY JUDGED AND
APPRECIATED BY THEIR PATRONS.

They will offer OH MONDAY upwards OF $1,000
worth OF BLACK SILK-goods imported from the
Paris Exp0,irion-of the best Lyons manutac tire
purchased under pressing necessity from the ownc:
for cash down.
THEY WILL EE SOLD at PRICE, THAT ARE
ABSOLUTELY STARTLING.
Thousands of other great bargains will be offered
during the next few days-amons them:
80 dozen 5D-bon" FRENtHWO CORDED
CORSETS Il, 25c.-scIIing generally for soc.
no dozen l2O-b0ne ABDOMINAL CORSETS at
5uc. These corscts lave never been offered for
less than $50.
Sc dozen COLORED CORSETS at Ace. formerly
sold AT 7Js. many other styles much below
market value;
rs pieces RICHARDSON'S FAMILY LINEN 1T
I9c. per yar1i-seng generally 1T 32c.;
20 pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNS at 16':c. also
large lot cf very fine ones uaGer value:
Upwards IF 90 pieces LINEN DIES INDIA,
FRENCH NalNSOOkS, aud man! ether line
WHITE GOODS:
800 pieces REAL TORCTION LACES some few
very slightly damaged in shipment greatly be-
low market value:
so dozen LADIES Isle GLOVES at 25c.-hcrc
tOiorc sold at Dc:
IS pieces LINEN BIHD-El + DIAPER at 13c. par
yard:
Upward, Of 500 dozen LADIES' and CiIILDREN'S
HOSE ut 4 great sacrifice:
200 boxes Of NECk-RUFFLlNG at less than one
half their value. APP
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The Season.

is fac for growing crops and the rapid
array OF the forests and fields in leafng and
Towering. In little while all nature will
lie decked out in its lovelest and most
lavish attire.
The advanced fruits from the South yet
fill the markets, but it will only be a little
while ere the products Of our own gardens
will load our market. and enrich our
own luxurious boards. II is 4 happy thing
that, with The facilities afforded by our rail
roads, the early fruits and vegetables Of the
southern ATTITUDES are diffused throughout
the colder ones OF the more northern States.
But it is ever Il source OF real qualification TO
welcome the ripe product OF our own
homes. They are so much more agreeable
and so much more healthy than the fruits
gathered prematurely in the South and
ripeDcd in boxes and baskets as they travel
rorthward. We shall have fine year for
fruits and vegetables, and we may all de-
light in the expectation Of the enjoyment
in store for us. -..-
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sPRrTAI NOTICES
MYsD D. g. E. MITTELDORFER
WILL EXHIBIT THIS MORNING
A NEW STOCK OF GOODS
VERY Low PRICES.

,,,,r.-r1,ea sIr -wofI .-thc l,cs1 poods-at 2oc
nngSxsriSCa a. r. WOOL good artlcIr-at quo =:
W nJt ~ WfiSTiNGS nj ISc. worth 25c at lGc.
WIZ ,US,..h 70 SGcl
prrETfGf: M ioIzc-regular price 1Gac:
~ nv T.St5E n, FS nj ca. go. ~ 40. 35. and
bbi ~ On, = ~
1oH1--,.or ~ Af,E CASHMERE Mt a. 20 So
ALLcNcroF: * ~ scc mo af-tha heaf u, oIs for
on, %, - l.; ~ -,. CIR '.i,r
tnr urn ~ ~ se ~ ,rt ,oo,.. s,r snripo mn,
BLACh laaioh-ahn u '. S rics. .oi s''"S ""'
summer HsT-as WY III io cs ~ Or On a.
BLhCk aLSaIAS AZ -, i nast ii ii Xxx: ~
be had anywaesc'
BLACK SILKS trnn aur,ion from oo, 10 %
CDURTAULD'S bLACh CfAtE-SVe't luoEse-
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WARRENTON,

correspondence of the Richmond Dtspatch.I
APRIL II, 1879.
The Circuit Court-Judge Keith pre-
siding-will probably remain in session
unit! the first part OF next week. Before
the close OF the term, the negro John Will
liams, who has been convicted mainly on
confessions made freely to a-number Of
persons, will be sentenced to be hung for
the murder OF young Holzclaw, at Warren
ton junction, a short time since. In view
OF the approaching execution our people
are congratulating themselves ON the late
passage Of the bill providing for executions
in private. But for this law we have every
reason to believe that the shameful scenes
oi the New Kent execution would be re.
peated, il not improved on, here. By the
way, 1t may not be generally known that
the people OF Virgioia are mainly indebted
to the persevering efforts of a weil-known
Richmond minister for the enactment OF
this law.
The county courthouse here is one of
the handsonest in the STATE, and the we'll
appointed courtroom is adorned by life
size portrait OF Chief-Justice Marshall, q
native OF this (Fauquier) county. The
painting is well executed, and pronounced
by Judges to be admirable as work OF art,
and valuable as q likeness OF the distin-
guished iurist. r, y
The recent organization OF q Young
Mems Christian Association is the outcome
Os series OF meetings held forthe benefit
d young men and participated 10 by oil
NE protestant ministers qf thc. town, The
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PETERSBURG CONyOCATlON OF THE EPISCOPAL
CONGRATULATIONS OF yESTRYMEN-THE
TOBACCO ASSdCIATI0N-BA PTISMAL SER
v1CEs-REvIvAL AMONG TIE COLORED PEO-
TLE-HUSTINGs.CoURT DOCKET, &C.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
APRIL Is, 1879.
The Petersburg Convocatlon OF the Epis-
copal Church meets in Scmi-annual session
tomorrow at Merchants Hope church, in
Prince George county-one OF the Oldest
churches in this whole section OF the state.
The churches in this city and the parishes
in all the adjacent Southside counties are
embraced in the bonds of the convocation,
and the proceedings Of the body have refe-
renee particularly to the local interests OF
the church. All the rectors in Petersburg
will attend the session. Bishop Whittle
will attend the convection on Saturday,
and on Sunday is expected to administer
the rite of confirmation at Brandon church.
At q meeting OF the congregation Of ST.
Johns church held last night the following
yestrymen were elected for the ensuing
year: DR.. n. S. Beckwith, Thomas S.
Beckwith, Jr., Il. o. Egerton, &. +. De-
shazer, Charles S. Hurt, Il. H. wilkins, w.
Fl. Habliston, Isham II. Eanes, W. A.
Beaslcy. Richard Bishop, and Alexander
Eastwood.
Captain james r.. TuSh. the newly. elected
auctionecr OF the Tobacco Exchange, has
arrived with his family from Richmond,
and, it is expected, will enter upon the
duties OF his office tomorrow. At the
meeting Of the Exchange tomorrow the
applications OF a number OF citizens for
membership will be voted upon by the As
ISOLATION. These applications were filed
l,Sx 1,n lnI at t,r for at NJ
mepccd, and were laid over until the cleo
ton had been decided.
Rev. Giles Is. Cook, rector OF st. Ste
phen's (coored) Episcopal church, baptized
thirty-one infants aJ his church. yesterday.
Baptismal services were also held at each OF
the other Episcopal churches in the city.
An intense religious feeling is manifested
among our colorcd population, and very
successful revival is in progress at the Har.
rison.Strect church, which has thus far re-
suited in the conversion of.a large number
OF those who have attended the services. A
public baptism OF these converts wilt take
place next Sunday.
The grand Jury OF the Hastings Court
which meets this week will have six felony
and about twelve misdcnicanor cases before
it for indictment. The court has large
civil docket to dispose OF, embracing many
chance"y cases, and the session viii doubt
less he prolonged for ten days or two
| weeks.
The wheat crop throughout this section
Is reported to lie very backward. The
young wheat in many places does not ever
cover the ground.
\ colored man named Archer Williams
while engaged in unloading wood from ;
| vessel in Ba!ey's creek, Eear James river
yesterday, fell overheard and was drowned
ROBIN ADAIR.
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DEATHS.

Died Sunday. April IS. 1879, att Gas T. IL 81
congestion or t1eslungs. MARY, youngest child o,
Or. e. j. and Mamie MoseIey; nged tWents-t'o
mon Tbs. 80
Died, at $50 A. n. April 10. 1879, at Inc re. re-
sidence Of her son. Colonel John j: Carr, OF ,hs
city, Mrs.. SARAH E. 8. CARY. rclict OF the lale
Colonel GIL 4. Gary. of Hampton, Va. In the
eighty year Of her age.
Her remains were conveyed 10 the family Duty
Ipg-yround. ut Pear 7 rec Hail. Warwick county, w;
Norfolk Wal and Mobile ana Montgomery tAs.'l
papers please copy. 4.
Died. on The 18th Instant at 4 o'clock 4. M.,
JANE PEARL POWERS, daughter or Jefferson
and jamie T. Powers; aged three years and se'eu
months.
Her burial took place Yesterday ut O'Clock from
the residence OF her parents.
Died. In this city. Monday the 14th instant. MI
LEWIS KAUFMAN, after long ana pain1ul ~
ness. ,,,,>-o,,>-
His funeral Will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock from his late residence. on Fourth ana
Broad streets.
Died. Sunday. April 18th. 1T the residence Of ms
parents, 1 l6 Twenty eighth 'treci Richmond Va
aner a shor; hut painful Illness Of pneumonia:
THOMAS ALBERT, oungest son OF James a. ana
Alice NJ. Bailey; aged two years ana tWehiy-seFen
days. . -, ,r
The funeral took place Monday The 4th at half
past O'clock.
baltimore. SD, and Armstrong, KIM, papers
DipaSo cory.
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The Grant FervOr.

The New York Tribune would like to
know il the "GRANT fervor can be kept at
whitehead for year," That is an in
teresting question. But surely the Tribune
is doing its best to keep it warm. and, II pos
sible, to increase the fervor by exaggerating
the spirit OF characterization and ore
sistance" 10 the Government in the South.
1t is firing the northern heart with all its
power. We use the terms " insubordina-
ton 4" and "resistance as proper in the
sense OF the Tri6une's alarming appeals to
the North. These appeals arc exactly in
the line OF the arguments Of the friends OF
GRANT: that he il necessary TO keep down
the spirit OF INSTRUMENTATION" The 7ra-
b,tne calls the warm supporters OF GRANT
"the able tooters OF the GRANT move
ment"; and which Of all Of them is doing
so much as the Tribune to induce the North
to select GRANT as the man for the times?
Let that paper beware. II it has candi-
date it is venturing too iar-he is in danger
OF beng swallowed by the GRANT flood be-
fore he can get out OF the way.
But who knows? Should the Tribune be
playing double. what then? Why. as the
Chinaman would say, "Alee same" just
what is wanted.
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ap 12-S.SI&W
. SPRING OPENING
THALHlAtER BROTHERS.

a,
IHALilatEh bhoiHEhS-
COL BROAD STREET,
,,toro ,t,, will oncn MKT MOSDtS anil luri,,,
Willy '.|' va D', 80 val "s
the week one Oh Inc l S'st 'l "'' 'ccct SOCKS OF
10 DRY GOODS
II In, c,,or becp thcfr nIeasurc to cfrr Call aud ex
- 80, -
anime our STOCK.
Five cases best CALlCOES at Al. AMI &c.;
l q cases and bales COTTON at 81. . $. and &c.:
coo z,,r[,. REMNANTS CORDED pIoI-ES ot
low -.
&C. worm DC.
420 pieces DRESS GOODS, OF all KINDS, from 8
to 75c.:
=, ,ln.os :.1-NTINCs from Iozto 35r.:
- ''|| I. Nv ~ r,I ~, TIKI nnEncr1rs
y larS" me "l LIAM ana N',!'o"Eh >iLhS'
BLACK and COLOnED SAIlSS Al extraordinary
low prices:
.r = mad ,,-opS.rrr CHENILLE EpIvcrS
n"i io,, 'i''''' ''''''''' '>' ~
p,,r s.arr, ~ i,T tr, ConnS Is conn'r,o and we
''' oir.r nun OF The line. IN the civ:
Ut Xxx C.,IIINIl,.S irnr, Ne ,n al,5.
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GENERAL DICK TAYLoH's DESCRIPTION OF
SToSgwALL JACKSON AND GENERAL EwELL.
dick Ewcll had nose like Francois OF
VaIois, and bright, prominent eyes; Il bomb
shaped, bald-head gave him a striking re-
semblancn to wondcock; and this was in
creased by a bird-lke habit OF putting bis
head On one side to utter his quaint
speeches. He always spoke OF Jackson,
several years his junior, as DID, and told
me in confidence that he admired his genius
but was certain OF his lunacy, and never
saw one OF his couriers approach without
expecting an order 10 assault the North
polc.'
This Is jackson: "a pair OF cavalry
boots, covering feel OF gigantic size, man
gy cap with visor drawn low, 4 heavy dark
beard, and weary eyeS-evcs / often saw
filled with intense but never brilliant light.
II silence he golden, he was Il bonan-
"a. He sucked lemons, ate bareback,
drank wafer, and praying and fighting APP
peared to be his idea OF the whole duty OF
man"
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T.. The New York Euening Post argues that
the reason the name Of GRANT is uppermost
Is that he represents the old questions,
passions, strifcs, and purposes which it had
been supposed had been laid aside. Ex-
actly! And the poor South is accused OF
reyiving them ALL Thus is it ever; the OPP
pressed and subj ugated are always accused
OF giving offence and provoking irritation
that affords excuses for further persecution
and oppression.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
JAMES RIVER AND KASAWHA COMPANY.
RICHMOND AND ALLEGuANY RAILROAD Co..
OFFICE THIRTEENTH AND MAIN.
RICHMOND, VA, March 25, 1879.

RICHMOND AND ALLEGUANY RAILROAD CO..
OFFICE THIRTEENTH AND MAIN.
RICHMOND, VA, March 20, 1879.
- ccnt1cmen-A contract has been prepared h".
tween the James River and kanawla COMPANY an
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company
for the conveyance of the works OF The former com
many Before this can become final 4 settlement
must be had with all of the creditors. The creditors
are many ard far apart. and II viii be lnosSibr III
the limited time ev,n us. to deal with Tie creditors
separately. >,
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company
have iii rrted their Executive Committee. consist
ing of John i. Jones. james Il. keene. James &.
Elaine, Thomas Ewing. and II. &. Parsons, 10 ask
zee direct me 10 address yor with the request that
Won would confer with other bondholdcrs an" agree
ipon all early Jalc when You can meet Inc commit
tee. with view to some agreement that may be 10
our inHiua, interest.
Yours, very respectfully.
il. &. PAHsnNS. Yicc.Prc.drnt.
To JfeSsrs. Jnha Sc'Cdrt Isaac Ddtcn1ort, Jr..
IHomuS ;Scddon. Ju1ncs IT. Doofey.
RICHMOND, VA. March &c, 1879.
To he BondhoIders Of TIE James Rirer and kn-
n0arhn C0mDGnJ:
Allegheny Railroad Company desiring conference
with the creditors OF the James RivcnuHd kanawil;l
company. hive requested the Undersigned. bond
holders living In this city. 10 arrange Tor meeting
TOn are accordingly invited 10 attend a general
meeting OF the creditors of the james River and
city Of Richmond on the l6TItDAY OF APRIL,
1879, at Il NJ.
Very pcc,fuy.
/. DAVENPORT. JR..
THOMAS Seldom. Attorney.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, Attorney,
JOHN STEWART,
DANIEL X. STEWART.
NH 29-eodid by John Stewart. attorney.
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Mr.. 6. &. WHIPpLE has ceased to publish
the Sun and become one of The editorial
Stan OF the lnteltigsncer. His little paper
was not failure; bVt be prefers his new
position. He has our cordial wishes for
hissueeess. $3.50 II
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lI3@ NEW GOODS! NEW Styles
just received = very large assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPoLTED ESPECIALLY FOR 3IY TRADE.
The goods are of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from The very best ErGii,h aud French manufacto-
ries, and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. lbes 10 Inform my friends and the public
generally that shall Offer these goods made up In
the aes; styles and By the hes; workucu ut PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS made 10 ord-r
1T short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN c. SIIAFEIt, Merchant Taiior,
NH l3-3m no 1904 Main street.
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MEETINGS..

NTEW BUILDING-FUND COMPANY
IN A meeting for the organization, OF new
WEDSEsDAY EVENING The 10th instant ut 8
O'Clock, at Tton's Hall. corns of Seventeenth ana
Main streets All parties desiring subscribe 10 me
stock arc1nvitcd to be present ana take part in e
organization Of the comp1ny: ro, -,,D,~c
The members of-the MECHANICS BUILDING
Flint rfJtJpiSY. no 3. viii also have IT Getting
Mt The same time and place 10 complete their settle
A'eN' WV. W. JOHN A. KRATZ.
,r7e,,x Secretary.
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DARE CHANCE FOR MrpTI,,--.-..
LIZ The present concern or yrIctr,',.u ANT.
be dissolved on the 1st July next ~ 4 H. -,
A new concern win then tr fcr,,., "
CREASED FACILITIES. ana ELxr KIT Hi'a :,
TO the TRADE very ''N''' I'll =.
LARGE AND CHEAP STOCK ~ ,,
We have on band large ~ iIiY.
SPRING GOODS. \"
which win he sold To the trade a rnar,.
as 10 reduce The stock as mnch rs ,..' 49, hE' v
tiue Indicated. ''''''." ~ =,
ACALL FROM MERCHANT. nrs.,,.
,WfI~'GEE !"II!'
APRIL IL. 1879. '''l. ,r-o,
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we regret TO hear OF the Illness OF our
Irlssat and contemporary, Il. IL GLASS,
Esq, editor OF The Petersburg Post. We
trust that ne may soon be estored to health.
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WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
20 cA SWE or r rn;9NTh DIFF 81 Sf E24RS AT
HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD.
BLACK CASIIMEREs 1T %, 80. 37,:, 40, so, 62H4,
The -; So So -, 22e an1 Per s yard
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS at s, 10, lzta, 10
2IsPEF S &22DS reduced to 1 r.: Il,
NEW BEOCADED DRESS GO0:'>-handsome
PLAIN and CHECK ARABIAN sIuTINGS;
soc. SILK LUSrKEs reduced 10 soc per yard;
Don't fail 10 look u, our MUMMY CI.oTit;
ECEIiNHS at lt'j' 90, and 23c-al! i!le newest
Don't fail % look 1t OUR 40c. TABLE LINEN;
50 pieces more BiRD.EYE LINEN at o5c: worth
7Jc.:
80 piece; more LINEN for meu's and boys wear
Another lot Of CAssTMEEEs, slightly wei, Il,
>, greatly reduced prizes;
All The newest styles r.lkASOLS, with PRINCES
ana lAtES. inst received:
400 NEW WHITE SPREADS at reduced prices
! large lot Of ELACK AMI CoLORED SILKS:
ELhrk Sll;ha at 75c, 81. $l.o5. $40. *l.77,
HANDSOME EROCADED silks:
Large lot Of WORSTED PRINCES from auction :
Don't fail TO look Ut our GRAPE:
MD GLOVES from %, 30. 1Js. AMI 81:
Al tne latest ts'es ct LlSLE GLOVES and LACE
500 dozen TOWELS slightly smoked viii he sold
RUSSIA TOWE!LlNG> at *l.56 piece worth
$3.50;
10 pieces more IRISH LINEN:
ilQEES III reduced prices:
CORSETo Al your own price. Il wc want 20 close
oul the entire stock:
500 patterns NEW fDGlNGS jus: received:
BLACK AiPACt yea ctn Any cl;''cr st ; IT,
EEoTlEES, tNan YOU can get ii.en IN al! A"'-e
this side OF New York.
LINEN SUEETINt.> t!r~t received! slightly NJ;
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OFFICE OF TIE PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
. LIFE-ISSURAECE COMPANY. J
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY VIII
take place on WEDNESDAY the 10Th in>t tnt' AZ
az q q II Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
DICnMOND THEATRE.
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS.
TWO NIGHTS AND MATINEE.
THREE MORE PERFORMANCES ONLY
FORD'S H. VI. g. PIEAFORE,
ONLY PRODUCTION SANCTIONED BIZ TIE
AUTHORS.
Miss ASANDALE.
"A Maiden Fair to See."-SULLIyAS.
Mr.. AW. +. McCOLLIN,
Who is that youth whose faltcring feet with
difficulty bear him on his way ?"-SCLLIy.AS.
Mr.. STUART HAROLD,
II am the Captain Of the Pinafore.'-SCLLIHAN.
MIR. JOSEPH GREENSFELDER,
IL told you so."-SULLIyAS.
Mr.. HARRY RAINFORTu,
1.-The Monarch Of the Seas
Cousin llcbc aud her Sisters, Cousins. and AuutS
the Jolly Marine and the Little MILDLY.
Seats scared ut JoHSsTOS's. apis
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The Demand for Grant.

The New 4 ork Tribune has the following
advertisement for GRANT:
Every sane man now knows that the tenn
per of the solid South is quite as vicious,
defiant, sectional, revolutionary, and dam
gerous, as it was in 1861. 1t has not
changed for the better, but has only
adopted less manly and more insidious
methods. Now, as then, 1t is "ruic or
ruin"
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

rho annual meeting Of the RICHMOND Mo-
TART ASSOCIATION will take place at Mozart
Hall MONDAY The 2Sth instant, x 81 O'Clock. L.
n W. U. BASS.
49, ..5,o1,bc,d Secretary.
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DICIIMOND THEATRE.
APRIL It'll. 18TH, AND 10TH.
The great Emotional Play. hy the author OF The
Two Orphans cn'itc.
CELEBRA rated CASE,
under the auspices Of Shook AMI Palmer, Union
Square Theatre. New York.
This wonderful work Will be presented by COM
expressly for their individual misunderstanding
MIR. +. Is. COLLIER. +. NAliY. CHARLES
UBRlEE, ED. TlLTON. Miss EMILY BAKER.
EMMA Marley. BESSIE TUnNE &C.. &c.
New Scenery and Sage hcccosoric,-Rich and
Costly Toilets.
Box sheet al Theatre and IL John-ton's.
ap hit
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CE.OvER-S:i.f

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200 BUSHELS rEiNh
sNW SEED. .r,>> -,
500 bushels PRIME Cntu!htN"'
- Also, oar u,ua! s"piN ,ttps.
FRESH 40 CllolrS GRN>
nstorc q, ii for sale oy ~ Nata',@- =" !,
ALLISON \ AnplsoH' 81 ,ai' ''''
ia 29-Sm
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FalconJerg. by HJALMAR II. BoYEsEN, au-
thor OF g Goethe and Schiller" "Gun-
mar" &c. New York SCEIENEE Il co.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.
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Referring 10 ;hc abo'.r. l"s - So =,
axe OF uly !rignI> ana "ih'I' W. .--
vehicles. &C.. 10 sell. VIA -
!e<r s,tcutiou Miii urGt,rn "i H"iS =. ..
mp il-3ia
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Cousin llcbc aud her Sisters, Cousins. and .Auuts
the jolly Marine and tho Little MILDLY.
Seats srcnred mt ,JOIISSTOS'S. an >
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PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG CONy0CAIlON OF THE EPISCOPAL
CONGRATULATIONS OF vESTRYMEN-THE
TOBACCO ASSOCIATION SER
vICES-REyIyA1. AMONG THE C0LORED PEO-
COURT DOCKET, &C. =.