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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10
correspondence of the Richmond pispatch,I

CEIPTs.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY 8, 1879.
Mr.. Joseph G. Boisseau, an old and we'll
known citizen of Dinwiddie, died this
morning at his residence in that county OF
conscstive chill. He was between sixty and
seventy years OF age. and was widely known
throughout this section.
At the monthly term OF Prince George
County Court, held yesterday, John Branch
fnesro) was convicted OF stealing horse
belonging 10 Dr. Fem, and was sentenced
to eight years Imprisonment in the peul-
tentlary. Branch was captured with the
stolen horse in North Carolina, just beyond
She border, and was brought to Petersburg
day before yesterday. Yesterday he. was
taken down to the county, indicted, trled,
and convicted. William Ford (colored),
convicted Of Misunderstanding, was sentenced
for five years. ...,,; 80. 81. ....g:.
The Mnt!ett-rcgister- collections in this
city for the month OF April were 1898, as
against $302.5U in March. ~; ....,.
Mr. John Wilcox, shoe merchant OF this
city, and his little son narrowly escaped
drowning this afternoon. They were out
rowing in skiff, when the boat was accl-
dentaiIy upset and both were thrown into
the water. Mr.. Wilcox was enabled by
great effort to keep his boy above water
until the boat could be riguted, and thus
both were saved.
The dredge belonging to the city, which
was sunk in the barber last winter az the
time of the sbreaking up OF the ice, has
never yet been removed. The contractor
who undertook to raise and haul it ashore
for $500 threw up the job after working
for some time, and the city is now adfertis-
ing for another contractor. 1t will be a
great advantage to the harbor 10 have the
machine moved. '.. -
Tobacco, both priced and loose, is coming
in freely, aud the scenes about the ware
houses and at the Exchange every day are
active and busy. For the better grades
there is good demand at remunerative and
satisfactory figures, ROBIN ADArR. =
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Mt GLORIOUS NEWS!
DRY GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES.
ToBE HAD OF
d. e Z. MITTELDORFER.
ECNTIEGS, BUNTINGS!

ECNTIEGS. BUNTINGS!
The popular dress goods new stock Just received
BUNTlNGS at l2!a 1914 Is, 20, G2, and 2jc.-in
BLACK CAsiIIERls at 1aK. l62s, 90, 25, 500
aiih Zoe:
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at As. 80. So.
GO, Co. 70. 10. S5c and Sl-tI4 best goods for
BLhUK TAAiSE. BLiGK GRENADtNEs.
BLACK LACE, STRIPE DUNTlSGs ut very
BLACK ALPACAs at l2E. 1GY,. 30. 25. 80. 50.
and 4Gc.-ihe cheapest and best goods 10 be had
BLACK SILKS from auction from csc to So per
uoiRTAULD's BLACK CRArE-sreat induce
4 fiji hue Of DRESS GOODS, in AL the Ia'c,t no.
yc.i eff! from 1 6fc up; ,.r,rc t. ~ ..,o. -
match goods:
CHENILLE FRGNGEs, in all the xew shades, at
BLhGK SILK FEINGES In great variety:
HAMBURG EDGING&. TORCllON ana BRETON
LACES, from Sc. 10 The finest:
CORDED PluuE. Az. 5. 8. and Sc.
MATTING$! NATTiNGsl
200 pieces WHIT e and FANCY NAITINGS from
these goods. Il White ii I l5c., ~ Cheek Al
1GEr.. Sd Check III %, regular price 40c.: Ga
Check ~ soc. "crrh Doe.
OlL-CLOlHS, Floor AMI Table: COCOA NAT
TINGS, lIEsIp and WOOL CARPETS, to lie
cAsSlMERE&: TWGEDs, 'CoTToEADES. and
HtSruCkY JEANS for men AMI boys wear
rH iC FL IS 1 for 70 si 2 and
Sc.
CORSETS! CORSETS,.
SIDE.LACE and SIDE-STEEL COi.SETS ut soc. !;
COESETS al %. 80, 80. 75c., IL. and S1.25;
ABDOMINAL COR>ETS, for stout ladies. at 81
regular price SO:
PaRASOLS, PARhSOLS-a new stock TO be opened
from loo. to pa large assortment;
HOSIERY for laGi-s, children and gentlemen In all
style, and at all prices. from 81. Il pair w;
KID GL0FES-the best Two-i;uItOn at 45c.-reeil-
lar price 75c.-ir black. white. mud coiCrcd:
NOTIONS aud FANCY GOODS-wc have full
stock:
DOMEST It,S rctaied nj whnlcsa.e prices;
WHITE QUILTS ut 45, so, TO, 65, rs, S5c.,
and 81:
LAUNDRlED SHIRTS Al 75c.-rcgular price
5l.25..
For bargains In all kinds al goods go to
l.. & +. MITTFLDORFER'S.
p2S-N.W&S JZ7 Broad street.
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Canada.

''...-- - Y :
THE STRIKES: C0STINUE-THE MILITIA CALLED
OUT. .-...
= WISN1PEG, MANITOBA, May "a detach-
ment OF local militia under the command Of
Colonel Osborne Smith left here yesterday
and arrived at Gross Lake at O'Clock P. NJ.
They took four days. rations and 100 rounds
OF ammunition to each man. Mr.. White
head sent large sum Of money.to pay OF
the strikers. The general impression is
that no serious trouble need be feared un-
less caused through the misapprehension By
the men OF the object OF the military. 3
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s.sTo Thalia, Norfolk The article to which
You alIude was an advertisement, r Such
was an announcement made in the Dispatch
few days ago. Now, let "Tbaiiai Z, read
it once more, aud ne will surely be able TO
see that It does not describe his article. His
is;a reply to an advertisement; !.
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- DarAULTISG Towns MrsT. PaY;,UP.-Os-
ssfluego, NJ. May, s.T-The suits againstthe
towns of Newiane, Wilson, and Lewiston,
brought 70 secure Judgement Tor Interest
on their. bonds. issued in aid Of the con-
,struction; OF the; Lake Ontario railroad,
have; been, argued. before Judge Wallace,
OF The United States Court at Syracuse,
and decisions in: each case have been rem
dered against the towns. Suits will soon
be commenced against the other, defaulting
towi1s,'t " - - -. = - go
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\ QUESTION oNwHIeH WOMEN Y0TE SOLID.
IN eRa York ~ itaess:l - hestrongest argul
ime6t tim favor of woman suffrage thatwe
hays YETI sesn is THE vote iun. the license
question taken last i hRfsda YIN Des Moines,
:ioKa, where aS9 women Gust tn eir votes;<al
iHKcept 1Ateesag afnst license e.; phe noble AZ
wara;l3hRs Hyet, odsfeated isytsshs other ksx!
who carried the dry for license by a major
ity Of 800, -
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rs !. BUNTIEGS. BUNTINGS, BUGTISGS.
These popular goods can be had in all coors and
qualities at the lowest prices. <I4'.tjh - Il
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!, TES-DoIEAR CERTIFICATES TAXABLE
Green g.. Raurr, Commissioner Of internal
Revenue, 'has addressed a letter, dated April
'2S, toll. Fisherman, collector of the Fifth
Iowa district, in which he states tstbat a
bank is.not entitled TO deduct the amount
Gifts capital investeds in the United States
of Febrdsry 26, 1879, from the amount of
its capiaal returned for taxation Under sec
ton 5403 Of the Revised Statutes." 't.i@
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! The speech OF Mr. WARNER, Of Ohio, on
the silver, or rather money, question shows
shat he has studied his subject thoroughly,
1t is a very able discussion Of complex
problems liz finance. - .>,.s"> - :.
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+ 2 BrsHop OF THE SEE OF HARTFoRp. -Pi'opi
dence. r. T., May ga, private dispatch
from Rome announces that the, Very Rev.
Dr. laurence S. MacMahon: CT this city,
has been, appointed Bishop Of the, vacant
See Of Hartford. = ''i.A 2 49, ~
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TARLETANS, TAHLETANs, TARLETANs.
t:Low-prfco TARLETANs,. for covering picture
frames lookiup-gIasses gas-h 3tures, &C. 49,"
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BRoTHER TALAAGE YINDIoATED.-B BROOK.
I'm, N. May 8.--rThe final vote on tho
5 almage tcase was taken to. day. 1t stood
tas follows Motto sustain the charges 25 !;
in favor OF sustaining the charges 16;s to
isustpin them,in part, 4. Il, cl.a!
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We have also full line OF SILK and LACE
SCARFS, BRETON aud FRENCu-LACE
SCARFSr RIBBONS, SILK MUETEHS, BOWS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY Of al kinds III the lowest
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We will offer or stock OF BLACK CACHEMIRES
AMI ALPACAS at twenty per cent. below rcgu-
lar value, to reduce ihe very large sock on hand.
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"YoH Know" discusses subject which.
is not now before the public, and on both
sides Of his paper: We haven't time now
to 90 into that subject. .4i
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BLACK FRENCH LACES. BRETON LACES,
TOKCIlON LACES. IMITATION EALEN-
C1ENNES for trimming, and other LACES:
400 pieces HAMBURG EDGlNtiS from = To Zoe.
For bargains call and see them. =.
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On and after date my Charge for
TRANSFERRING PASSE&tERS
to and from railroad dcpoiS and atcaln!oat landing
and from ore portion Of the ciiy 10 the other viii
be 23c. cents for each grown person. ana loc. Tor
children between six aud Twelve years of age. Chill
drrn under SIX. free.
TRUNKS TRANSFERRED 10 ani from any
railroad DEPOT sicaCIboat lanG!nGS. or from
one por, ion Of the city 10 The other, for Csc.
each. ValiSes and small packScc$ lJc. each. Spe-
cial rates for four or more pieces.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and private
residences In destination.
40 CHARGE Tor taking baggage ZIP or down
stairs. -.
WEDDINGS, HOPS. THEATRE, and ECNE-
RAILS attended III reasonable rates.
-. RAILROAD and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 II
parts OF America and Europe ut game rate, :, ct
dcpo,s.
Tnl; Is the only office IN the city whore yen can
leave orders III have your baggage CHECKED AZ your
house, thus avoiding trouble and cDafulon at tie
depot.
Agents on all incoming trains 10 receive checks
and furnish carriages.
MI orders through the telephone and cthcrwi C
promptly aiten'ei 10.
Office hours, 4. n. 10 =. II.
Remember the p'ace--S2G Main street.
az 1SecGlm A.W. CARRIER. Proprietor.
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G'.bssN
BoLvs. NrTs, WASHERS. DC.

BOLTS, TsTS. "4ASFEEEsS. tfc.
VrLCAS IRON-WOEKS.(
.-.t. RICHMOND. April 10, 1872
THESE WORKS ARE now. IN FULL
Il OPERATION. Orders solicited for
SQUARE and HENAGON NUTS. THUMB-SUTs
CAST ind WRuuGIlT-,RoE-W6 SHI,gS.--
RAlLROAD-TRAeK BoLTS,of every variety;
MACHINE, CARRIAGE, TIRE, STOVE,
PLOUGH, BRIDGE, ROOF, and CAR
~ BOLTS; -. ' W.. r. ~,
BOLTS OF any special, design that may DC desired;
Lag nr Ws.TASk-2IVETS,' g.. !
BOILER-RIVETS OF selected riyet-iron. 80 !!
,BOLT-ENDs, PLOUGH. CUFFSsEYE-B BOLTS, |
HARROW aud DRAG-TEETH, 80
THR TEETH,
MALLEABLE cAST-IRON eLENISES,, !
MALLEABI.E or ORDINARY IRON CASTINGS
IRON Ratings Of all patterns, >, J,
STREET and WINDOW: GRATINGs. -. M !.
IRok-W0RK FOR JAH.s AND BUlLLAN6s
&; generally. e. $3.50. 49, - -, ,
Inquiries 20 price: promptly an e di,,,ev
WILLIAM NJ. ARCHER, Manager OF Mansfsc,,
turing Department. ap io-e'" ALL
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CORsETs. CORSETs,' CORsETS.
An Kinds of CORSETS: white ara colered, IN all
sizes. Corsets as low as 19c. u pair. '-''
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ss. .sSTas, NOTICES
a TIE gTflMPosiNG DISPLAY
of DRY GOODS in'tlifs cry IS now presented by
VINO win offer tl,is week.

-gI.r WV VIII UIIGA 'HIS '" u z E35E.l
LuG.G,,S- ALL-WoQI4 .DOUBLE.WLDTu4 TAM.
ss ISE:as 46c., the value Of which Is 65c.; aiso,
value: .as4 1870.
BLACKGAsHMEREsa at 37kc., reduced from SOC. ;
CASHMERE DE ECOSSE al a2kc., heretofore
4 soIfut SOC. SaIi Cashmere reduced; ~
TIE StLK-WARP HENRIETTA CLOTH atEs1i .
yard worth $3.50: AUSTRALIANS CRAZE
and other Mourning Goods ia large variety and
ITtfat low prices; =.
sc 12ls, 10, aud zoe: IRON
; fGRENkDINE at 25e. Salued at 40e,; nEXI-
CAN MESH ~ S2kc. worth fully 00c.> ut 92c.
warranted worth 81 .2J. Aso rhe nost extensive
variety OF BROCaDE aIrs SAIlN.SfslrED
GRENADINES at fully zoe. yard less Than
general value: 4 :, Z r. - q - = = n
BUNTiEGs in all their variety Is exceedingly low
prices. +. s..@ t.: st}Eti myfs
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Iayof course It was the United States Circuit.
Court that ChiefrJustiec WAITE presided
over In Norfolk on Thursday; NOT the Dis
frjct Court. az go: r. y. ~. Z
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ME- GRACE-S EET BAPTIST
CaURCu-SUNDAY, MAY l1TIr.-Rev. Mr. j. j.
TAYLOR OF Richmond College. will ill the pulpit ut
O'Clock at night. No appointment as yes for the
morning service. -...-.f
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me- MAiN-STREET CHR IST1AN
CHURCH (he,ween Pine aud Laurel strcct-).-
Preaching by Elder L. u. CHALLENER at IL A. NJ.
and P. ". ........
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Mt SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-In
the absence Of the pastor, the Rev. j. s. JONES' Of
Baltimore, will preach 1t IL \. N. and at All NJ
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maTHE BAPTIST SUNDAY-sCHOOL
ASSOCIATION will meet with. the Verab!e-
Street'church SUNDAY the lih, at z. NJ.
j.. BooToN HILL, Secretary.
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~CL tY-sTREET' BAPTIST
CHURCH. Preceding at II A. NJ. BY Rev. E. W.
WrsrREY. Of Richmond College; at 8 P. NJ. by
Rev: W. H. RIVALS. s.'.~ :.
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CAsIiMEgEs. CAsHSrEREs, CAsHMERES.
The larges; stock OF z EAL FEEHCH ALL-WOOL
CAsH4fERES In this city at the lowest prices.
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hD THE GREAT SALE Of. SILKS AT
COHEN BROTHERS.

: The greatest bargains ever known. Greatest dis
play ever made In this CITY,. Fine Sssin-Gnish
cucod 10 the value or American goods. my 10
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DEY Ga,s.ns
HUTZLER BROTHERS,
Sa5 BROAD Sragzr.

TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, r..4cE5.
RIBBONS. SILKS, sATIHs. LMGho, DFRIvs
zEPHYRs, HEEENo UNDERWEAR. Iro$Isrv
GLOVES, EDITIONS. cogsETs, 5Ewztry -
j we have an entirely NEW AND Fppat, ..r[,r >.
OF GOODS, a1rf sell at AsTosrsI,vl',. y,
PRICES. Caiiand eoayiace yourself. ="
ONE PRICE OtLY. ONE PRICE o,,,~
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NE ECoNDBAPTIST CHURCH (cor:t
ner Main and Sixth s,reets)-Rev. PRESTON NASH
at IL A II. and Rev. e. W. WISFRBI AT 8 L. IL. :.
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EXCURSIONS.
vOg ARE SPECIALLY INVITED TO
T. JOIN Us on
4 TRIP DOWN JAMES RlVER.
. SATURDAY NIGHT, LAY / 9TH,

THE STEAMER ARIEL
will leave her wharf nj o'clock P 81, arriving at
Old Point Sunday morning. Returning. will iea:e
Old Poin, Monday nOrniuE, Nav 18TH. at \. VI L,
arriving at Richin ond about O'Clock Monday eve
ming thus giving y2u
Sunday AND SUNDAY NIGHT AT OLD
POINT OR NORFOLK, ......
,,; only koc ming you !, par; OF Monday from, !r,si
mes. The round fr:p on steamer Will only be TWO
DOLLARS. The fare At Old Point and Norfolk Will
be greatly reduced this special party Further Ill
formation can he had OF
JULIAN BINFORD, of W. D. Blair & Co,
my IA, ---f Ter the CoinMlflcc.
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mFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Tweiftli and Broad streetsI.-Eey. D. B. WISFREE,
D. D., VIII preach on SUNDAY at II A. IL. and 81
Z, NJ, .e
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PETERSBURG.

DEATH OLA CITIZEN OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
] FOX TIE Observation-Disclosures
MISREPRESENTATION ESCAPE FROM DROWN
ING-A BROKEN cONTRaCT-ToBAcCo RE-
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Ut NEW GOODS! NEW ST1LES!-
Just received g very large. assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods arc of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
rie. and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. L be- 10 inform NY friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods made up IN
the latest styles and by the bcS, workmcr, AZ PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, AMI CUFFS made TO order
mt short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. 90.
JOHN c. SaAFE}., Merchant Tailor,
NH i2-3m 30. 1904 Main street
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+ DLhLh ak ttSfl3 Call INV Dc usth SIiudpeA bista
ever, and you will find large stock select from.
rs u BUNTIEGs. BUNTINGS, BU&TINGS.
These popular goods can be had IN all coors and
qualities at the lowest prices. Ii@t.t5t - q
!, !. TOWELS, TOWELS. TOWELS. - ~
The assol tment of TOWELS we now show Is not
only the largest but the cheapest ever offered In this
city. - a..'' 'sea. : -, :. = :. ;.
TABLE-cLo Otis, TABLE-cDoTHs. ''f'
IN calling attention to this article will state that
we show larger assortment than any house south
OF Baltimore. We have many styles that cannot be
found in any other house In this city. We show
TABLE-CLOTHS from the smallest sizes up to Eve
yards long by two and -a-half yards wide. 5,7rrg
LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS. s:s.i -. ~.
Supply yourselves whilst You have large stock to
select from. 49, ~
TARLETANS, TAHLETANs, TARLETANs.
HLow-pTfco TARLETANS,. for. covering picture
frames, lookiDg-gasses, Ras-f1tures, &C. .,.,'
CoRsETs. CoRsETs,' CORsETs.
An Kinds. of CORSETS: white ara coered, IN all
sizes. Corsets as low as l9c. pair.
MATING. MATING, MATING.
WHITE, RED CHECK. and FANCY MATING
ut very low prices.
LINOLEUM, LINOLEUM, LTNOLEUM.
The best loor-cOyering ever mace. we nave Two
pieces which were made more than year ago: IL
being well seasoned win add much to the wear OF 1t.
OIL-CLOTHS, OIL-CLOTHs, OIL-CLOTHS.
Yard-wlCc, CIL-CLOTH at 25c. yard; OIL
CLOTH lno yards wide, good quality, at 73c. ayard
worth S1.25. -. ---. ....
HOSE, HOSE, HOSE.
A large assortment of HOSIERY for men, women,
and childrcn-,hc latest styles at The lowest prices
HAMIOCKS. IIAMAIOCKs. EhMMOCKS.
Largc-size HAMMOCKS. Everybody will want
one this simmer. supply your wants whilst they
can be had cheap. - .-.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS. .~.
We do not enumera:e styles. prices. or qualities.
but say that show large ana weiisrlect.d StCcS
all Of which will be sold at the lowest prices. my
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Died. at Iaereesin ihis city. May o, s79,
Mr.. NJ e1Gsf 10, ,ni ne :.
TliEH fatiPraI viii take ptacea from St da,ues
Fat P.M. To-DAY.Fr ien5s. and acquaint-
ances are inYtIed 10 intend.
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MT BUTTONS. PRINCES, GIMPS,
and other DIR ESS-TR IMMtNGS: also. n full assor,-
mcnt OF TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, aud thousands OF
other articles can be had AZ
my .-... LEVY BROTHERS..
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY kx.
ID EuUTED 81 the DispATCh pRiNTlAa.,
HOUSE,
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AFrEE TE7E OPERA.

FEHE. EIGHTH ANNUAL MAY %
4 BALL of The pupils OF Professor Henry g2
T. Laube will take place WEDNESDAY. May 20
14th. o1lITTISG the usual floral exhibition. .liS
Their friends (snd former puplsl are Invited -.
Tickets to be had Of scholars. 49,
Grn,leinan and lady. IL extra LADY,. lcfets QUO.
NOPgINTED OR DETERMINATIONS ISSUED.
my 5-9.# ~. ..-.... -"t .-' &
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GOLD PENS.

GOLD Penn.
GOLD PENS
We have just opcncIa
HATDsONE EIO'k
or
FINE GOLD Pens,
Will! AMI without holders.
TIE ASSORTMENT j. LARGE,
aud we ih!nk enc can scarcely fall /" he sN1t"i.
ny ) WGODIOTSE & pAHiIiM
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IN. TRINITY SiETHODIsT'CHURcH
fcornsr of Broad ana twentieth streetsj-Rc t'lar
services on SUNDAY a. IL A. NJ and % T. M-p y
Eev. ". E.Jtpxrss, pasrbf.
Young Mems Prsyer-Msetins from to24 O'CLOCK
In tie afternoon. u 80 ,sa- y +
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rsna- TRIyfTYsMETH0DfsT CHURCH
teofnsr Of yrcad and Twentieth Streets, -Prsach-
fns mEi a.M. and 3 z. snif.by Rev. PAIL WB rrE-
HEAD, d. D., President Farmyilis Female College.
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THE FIRST; GRAND AND '-.%
'---...,S ATTRACTIVE EXCURSION :H. .:
1a. OF THE, SEASON ToLYNcagURG,

leaving Richmond SATURDAY. May oath, at
lo:45 P. NJ. ria RICHMOND AND DASNII-LE
RAILROAD. (rickcts coed for three days.) il.
Fare for the round trip, So children undcr twelve
,!.SIYckc:s for saIr by the committee-Jamcs D.
Re.th aud ". s. Soouons. No. 3 Broad street |;
alsoat 4. W. GariPr 6 Co.'S {. +. JoEnsten&' ana
Wcst, Johnston & Co.'S. %
q Baggage checbed. up 14.15,24,leod3wthlw
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Mr4 BRoAD-sTREETf METHODIST
CHURCH, SUNDAY. MAY 11gH.-Preaching by
Rev. w. G.. STARR. pastor: Ass114A- M.--snnJeci !:
The Adaptation of Christianity 10 the Conquest Oh
the " orid." At Z. M.-subject:" Can God COM
sistently condemn q MAN who never heard the Cog
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NJ METHODIST sUNDAY-sCHoOL
sOCIETY-Thc regular monthly meeting OF this
Society. viii. be held at Clay-street dethodist
church on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 81 O'clock
In,ercstlug exercises pay be expected. <s.e3at
80 z ttt-<,.'.' t5.' A. L. WEST, President.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

DICHMOND TRANSFER 677sa~z~,
IL COMPANY ff;xsye1sSs5:rxS
AND LAA1l-
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
$40 MAIN STREET.
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TO ExCgRss0HIsTS.
THE tn VIRGINIA '11eE i. ..a"~
Il =, STEAMBOAT COMPANY 1919

~. - STEAMBOAT CONGAN1
offers for the coming season, dnring the m9aiES Oh
May, June, August. and September. the ioito"lnS
unfrecedented low rates for cIrhrch society mill
,ary and other organizations, : E.2..r 81 -
.,.5;. t., EXCURSIONS t. nix 49, -
j; II. on the elegantly furnished and fast
IRON STEAMER ARIEL, -.'2:'' .
-. Captain z. C. Clifford, ., AT
-, TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK. &c.-viz.: y
For any numher oser twenty-five persons. only
81 per head for the round tlip will be charged wnh
the understanding That all ORGANIZATIONS shall charge
S2 per head forihe round trip. i,}-f3sii', E-.s%
!. ! Children undo, i've years free. ;tssG c.apai3
I..: TICKETS GOOD FOR ONE WEEK. II:
It will thus be seen that small excursions have an
equal chance With the large and that The handsome
..,14 PROFIT OF 81 PER HEAD :, K!
is euarante ed TO aorganizat1ons that make excur'
SONS ON the ARIEL. tsEsf1{y = ,E-ss-4 ~
Such ain opportunity for making so large a profit
has never been enjoyed by excursion parties before
and the rnund-trip tickets have never eeen placed
La nernn ~ Il
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LINOLEUM. LINOLEUM. LINoLEUM. -
The best noor-coyering ever made. We have two
pieces which were made more than year ago: !,
being well seasoned win atd much to the wear OF It.