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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
IT SPRING OPENING
TUALHIMER BROTHERS.,

| TliALiihER EROlllEtS',
Col BROAD STREET,
| where they will npcn NEXT MONDAY aud during
the week cue of the largest and most select stocks o
| DRY GOODS
II has been their pleasure to offer. CAL AMI cX
| anime stock.
Five cases best CALICOES ut Ak, 5.and &C.:
| 10 cases and bales COTTON 1T 3t!. ). 6. and Sc:
500 yards REMNANTS CORDED PIQUES al
| 4c worth &C..
400 pieces DRESS GOODS. Of al kinds, from 8
! to 7jc.:
| ~ pieces BItNTiNi;S from 12g 10 3jr.:
\ largr line 81 BLACK and cOLOKED SILKS:
BLACK ant COLORED SATINS at extraordinary
| low prices
SILK ana wOEsTED CHENILLE FRINGE
Buttons Eihbons, Bratd-, &C., to match goods,
| Our stock OF BLACK GOODS is complete and We
| offer one Of The lines IN the city;
BLACK CACIlEMlEES from Sc. to $50;
BLACK ALPhCAS from ! = tD 15c.:
BLACK rEErE CL4TiI TA .,i.E. EINTlH :E,
rAE 4 So ?''S' rAHAsoLs: rAEAsoLS:
good-. Tall and look at our stock before pur-
chasing.
onr stosk Of LAD!ES MISSES, and G ;I If
SO % "sca GiEf:YTI&"h&N|s M GoIoHED
- ' aozSn LNb T' WHITE RIBBED HOSE a,
7s dozen 'IAiDTEs' STRIPED HOSE at 10 and
G0RSFTc! coRsEvS. CnR>ETs!
| As we have Il tremendous stock on hanh-hayln@
| purchased An immense lot at q >5cIiicc-we will
offer The creates, bargains ever presented be-
fore; -
Look al our SIDE-LACED and SIDE-STEEI. COR
SET III soc. and our 75c and $! CORSET-the
| bcs: an, cheapest in HE CITY. We ask an early
call from ne adirs i they wish good c2r.et,
extensive. Il also orr stock OF TOWELS. NAP
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Governor Holiday has signed the new
debt bill, and it is now the law OF the State.
TO our senator and delegate particularly
the foImer the thanks OF this district are
due for the support they gave this measure.
Those who continue to agitate the subject
and seek to make it football OF political
strife will incur the Just Indignation OF the
people. We want peace and confidence re.
stored, and any settlement at ali, though it
may not please everybody. is better than q
constant-runnins sore. We say, then, LET
everybody frown down any further agita.
ton OF the debt question-at least for 4 few
years TO come. Ii the creditors of the State
are satisfied to adjust at three, four, and five
per cent. interest for the next forty years on
a debt contracted at six per cent, we can't
see why the honest people of Virginia should
complain. -Nontq onleru MESSENGER.
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No ALLIANCE WITH TIE NATIONALS
IChlIicothe (O.) Advertiser, Democratic j,
ii the Nationals really desired reform and
not merely office, why did they assist in de-
fealing the Democracy last fall, when we
had a platform substantially fayoring the
same measures IS their own? Their aim is
to disintcgrate the old parties; and now
shall the Democracy lend its machinery for
one campaign to assist them in surtherng
their projects:
=" Well, hardly ever"
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EXPLANATION Wanted.
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.l
Papa what made veu go 10 war;"
Said Jenny, climbing from chair
Upon MY lap; " VIA, did you for?"
And then She Rugged me like bear.
"'Causc IL you h1dn't gone YOU see
You'd have two legs 10 can.cr me-"
"Wby, child. went because and then
Stopped 10 think. OF coufSe kneU;
III often told her brother Zen
Wher the lcci:al thrilled me through.
And still she urged, What did you for!
Para, what made yon go 10 war;"
looked abroad. The blacks were free,
But vOceIeSs. vo:eleSS. filled with woe,
Saves OF their masters temcd 10 be
As much as twenty years ago.
She said: And what did Uncle I'0rr
&c; killed in front Of Richmond fuf!"
A rific-c! went wheeling by:
Isaw The murdered thisholm'$ ghoSl;
] heard the Hamburg martyrs cry
The rebel yeI-!hc vauniea boast;
! saw the wounds of patriot dead:
What made YOU go ?" my Jenny said.
my DEAR slid-but nothing more,
For, sIancing through the Senate walls,
The rebel generals had the floor. ~
And ruled the ualion's council halls
PAPA" she urged. WHY did YOU go?'
my child" I said, 81 do not know"
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h~ DRESS GOODS AT
COHEN BROTHERS.

Their stock IS The largest and by far the hand
CONTEST offered II includes all The novelties OF
this season:
WATERED and SATIN SILKS, DAMASSE
SILKS, in Black ani Colorcd: DAMASSE and
SATIN-STRIpED GR EN- 4 DI y ES. BRO.
CADTS in all their new varieties:
ALL-WOOL BUNTlNGS At 12. 20. %. and 25c. /:
FRENCH DOUBLE-WlDIll BUNTING at Coo.
worth 81:
Good quality D0UBLE-WIDTH TAMtSE ut 25c.
so pieces SLACK ChSIIMERES rcduCci from SOC.
10 37IGc Great BARGAINS in CASIiMEhES:
Hundreds of BLACK and COLOEED DRESS
GOODS in entirely new desigrs
Observation-Disclosures NOVELTY DRESS GOODS
al SILK and Woo:-at G5c.-Scncrally SOLE, at
So 80:
MOURNING GRhYS 1T 16 and 2Oc.-worth 19c.
yard more: "
Light Shades In SILK LCSTRkS. and all wool. at
from 20 to 40r. ward under value. ap3
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Exclamation Given.
from the Mobile Register

From tile M0olc REGISTER
PAPA. where were you in The WARP"
Said Jer mic. climbing from chair
Uaon my lap; "Df course You saw
Great battles, and were fighting where
The foe was foand OIL land and sea;
Come now and lcll it all 10 mc.h
" Why, Child, was not in and then
IslOpped to think. or course knew
I'd often talked rs 1hou2h I'D been
Thd whole dread, weary conflict through
And still she urged: ''What did you for?
Papa, what nude you 80 TO war;"
looked abroad. The whites were free
Who once were vnicelcss, filed With woe,
Slaves of Adventures that we,
Their conquerOrs, sent them vars ago.
She said: And what did Uncle Dorr
Go down TO South Carolina for:'
A regiment went wheeling by:
saw of martial law the ghost:
l heard the carpet cry
"Of plumber we no more can ooastr
saw the South 10 longer dead
I" Where were you, papa!" jennie SAID.
my dear" said, "Our partyNs foored.
And therefore DOM MIND at all,
Now that the Union is restored
And we don't rule the senate hall,
To tell my my darling sweet and cute:
Her papa SENT substitute"
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LOWER PRICE BY rs PER CENT.
HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD.
BLACK cAsHMEREs a, 25, 80, 9Th. 40, so, esH,
s. s 49, PIX a9s RsF TaF ,hs city,
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS at 8, 10, 1l's, Is,
csc I'D Dk isss GOODS reduced to 1916:
NEW BEUCADED DXEss GOODs-hsndsome
PLAIN and CHECK ARABIAN sUITINGs;
DeUBLE-WiDTH d, gEIGE At 2oc; r worlh 4Ve,;
2 pon,t fail to look az on our NWaMY CLoTH
BUNTINGS as 1GY. 90, aud 25c.-ali the BsTest
Don't fail 10 LOOK at our 4oe. TABLE.LINEN;
So pieces %s more BiRD.EYE LINEN at CSC. wo7.r
so pieces more LINEN for mems and boys weas-
Another lot Of cAssrMEREs, slightly wet, ut
All the newest styles PAEAsOLs, with PRINCES
and hAGESjT r ssyed; rs,rcoo nrces-
A large lot OF BLACK and CoLORED SILKS:
BLACK SILKS at 75c., ~, 1928 sl''o' sl'1''
Don't rli to look at our CoLoRED SILKS:
HASDSoME BR0GA D -, 81 IS auction
Don't fail TO look ut ol:r GRAPE;
KID GLOVES from 25, SO, 75c: and q:
All the latest styles OF Isle GLOVES and LACE
500 dozen TOWELS, slightly smoked, will he sold
as special bargain: .
RUSSIA TOWELLlNGS at $l.56 piece worth
$3.50; "
In peres more IRISH LINEN:
PIQUES at reduced prices
CORSETS ut your own price, as we want 10 close
out the entire stock:
500 patterns NEW EDGINGs just received; ;.
BLACK ALPACA you CAN buy cheaper 1t SfCi.E
BROTHERS. than you can get them IN auy house
this side Of New York.
LINEN SlIEETlNGS just received. slightly wet;
Another LOT of BLAY LINENS:
MATTISGS. OIL CLOTHS, LACE-CCRTAlNS-
all new goods:
SPRING SHAWLS. 1870
We have thousands Of AUCTION BARGAINS
too numerous 10 mention for want OF space. All
we ask Is n call. and you will be convinced that
SYCLE BROTHERS Is the place for GENUINE
BARGAfSS SYCLE BROTHERS,.
81 BrOJd street,
an o-eod between Third and Fourth streets.
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GI" TIE CHEAPEST YET.

Nice styles OF DRESS GOODS ut S;.c. per gard
worth 12}:c.;
WIDE CRASH TOWELLINC at CSC. per yard
worth l0c.;
BLACK ELASTIC BELTS at soc, would be cheap
AT SOC:
WIDE BLACK GRAPE, ;or Wells, ut 81 per yard
worth Sc;
TORCIlUN LACES at very low prices;
HAMBURG EpGINGS and INSERTINGS--the
largest variety in this city. If you want choice
patterns don't buy uati! you have seen our
stock;
WHITE QUILTS at Soc 75c., 81, 1925, 81 so,
s1.75, 50, and up to s12-al very cheap;
CURTAIN MUSLIN al 1Oc. per yard worth Zoe;
PURE LINEN SHIRT OSOMS at 15c. worth
40c.;
FLOOR O1L-CLOTH. two yards wide, at 75c. per
yard worth 1925;
LARGE-SIZE LINEN DAMASK TOWELS at
$3.50 dozen worth 81;
EXTRA-FINE HUCKABACK TOWELS with
dan,ask borders At - per dozen worth Sc;
EXTRA LARGE COLORED QUILTS at $3.50
worth $3.50;
LAMBREQUIN LACE at soc. per yard worth
SOC;
LACE BED-SPREADS, with PILLOWS HAnIS
to match. at 50 for the set worts s5;
TIDES at 15c worth CSC; at SOC. worth 75c. at
GOc worth 81 at Il worth $50;
Genuine HANDMADE LINEN TOECHON I'll
DIES ut $50 worth 50;
A large assortment OF HOSE and GLOVES Of the
latest styles;
WHITE and RED-CuECK MATING at 1890.
per ward;
Great bargains In HANDEERCUIEFS for gentle
men and ladies:
PRINCES, BUNTINGS, and DRESS-TRIM-
MISGS very low. ut LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 and 1919 Main street.
We have DISCONTINUED OPENING OUR
STORE ON SATURDAY EVENINGS until fur
tlcr notice. ap 3
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DEATHS.

Died. IN this city on the 9Th instant at hall
O'Clock p d.. nj the residence OF NE aen1son
q. RoI,insOn, OF paralysis. Captain y. ID. ihosu'
In the sixty-s.xth yenr OF bis age.
Blessed are the dead Who die I'm the L!oro.
His funeral will take place from 81, AhoIen = >
EnisconaI church TO-DAY "wednesday NJ ~
O'Clock A. M. Friends and acqu ntancss are ih'i-
ted 10 attend. ~. .,,.nor.
please copy.
ned. April 7. 1870. ut the residence or g. W.
xri,ii.,ns No 72g north Fourth street, SHELTON
G. DAVIS. Esq In the slx,y-hrst year OF his age:
The funeral will take place At 81 MARE cnhII.ff
The dcceased ard OF his brothers, John r. aao d ~
Davis arc invited to attend.
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NATURES REMEDY .

NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED b MEDICAL Profession.
TIE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
BEDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwESrY-siX YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results III thousands of
cases Of Dyspepsia. Debility. Diseases Peculiar 10
Women Chronic Dial rwa. Headache. ScrotHIt ana
Cutan-.uS Affections Sore Throat aud llirhii'r1;L
ChilS and ilaIariai Fever. Extracts rom te7ti-
m0niaS:
Rest remedy for Inllmmatorv Sore Throat aAd
D!phtheria ever used by me-a> have fnunI aiicr
practice OF forty ycars.icts as TONG. aGri.'"
and te1rtuge; preferable 10 rhlorate Of potash
''' =. 4. -lFFERD NJ. d.. y. e.
After practice Of many Years nave Ave, 'oMmiI ~"
Water and Mass FOR Chronic diseases ana diseases
peculiar TO women ~
Successfully used in Dyspepsia ana chronic
Darrhna. =, r, ,., - p
"Surn,ssing any remedy this, know Of FOR scro-
fulous airc,ious Have used Il ior twenty-five wears
After an experience of nca. thirty Gears have
found no Treatment equal 10 this water ana mass for
Srroiula. Cnaneons Affection, Gianduiar Deranse-
mcnt, Cbfo.iic lrrtaons Of the Bladder, Kidneys,
and urei hra; liberation and certain forms Of Dys-
pepsla.'' Prof. j. j. NORMAN. NJ. D., Va.
NO WATERS HAVE A WIDER RANGE or USE.
Used with anparsIled success; s. il ns%o5faas's
n.
Ex-Ticc-rreeiden, Ga. Med. Asso.
"ESTIRELY CURED or ClIILLS AND FEVER Bh
IT." REV. Z. {. DOpSoS, }. LEE, Va.
Directions, analy Is, and full proof OF al ctamt,
| sent with each package.
Water, 80 cents per gallon; ii per case of on,
dozen Navigation bottles; SO for iTe-sa'lcn aems
john.
| Mass, so cents aud IL per bottle; s25 y anil .
per hall. dozen, according to sze-sent post-p,ii.
| Full proof Cf ai claimed sent free upon appiica
ton. Liberal terms To dcalcrs. inva!tds reaccohi
modated 1T these Springs at all times OF ne year.
| Address A. NJ. DAVIES, Presideat CT the com
papy, Lynchburs, Va. r,,,, . ,o
| Sold by Polh Mli-l.sN y ".
| no Is
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ALLEGED INVALID CoRps.-[Louisvile
Post.1-The physical weakness OK the pre-
sidenlal nominees is simply wonderful.
Newspaper correspondents have on this ac-
count disposed Of Seymour, Tilden, and
Thurman, and now they are making in
sidious progress with their diseased pencils
upou General Grant.
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the readiest way to profit for. unprincipled
sharpers
a good bankrupt law would act as q
breakwater to resist the moral tidal wave
that never fails to come with monetary
CONFUSION. .s ss.sl $500. -
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ZACH. IN SORE NEED OF STIMULATES
from the Boston Globe. Zach. Chandler
has got the blues. He is afraid that the ma
chnery by which the Republican party has
been able to control the election for many
wears is about TO be everlastingly smashed.
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9S.CEEr STORE.
lust RECEIVED AT THE
99.CEST STORE,
-r sos BROAD STREET,

the greatest variety OF BASKETS we have ever
shown.
WORK-B SSkETS at so. so 10. and 99c.:
STAAD-BASKErS at &c.; also, i lew very me
ones at Sl.0S;
LUNCH and NARKET-BhSkETS from 35c. mp
FLOW Err BASKETS from SC. mp;
WILLOW NURSERY-CHAIRS;
CASE-ROCKERS for childreli-new styles:
f}lRD-CAGES or every description: ~
Also. BREEDING CAGES and IOCklNG-BlRD
CAGES al all prlcts:r
TINWARE of all kinds;
CAKE-BOXES and GROCERY BOXES, all sizes
and prices. from 26r. Hp 10 S2:
Fine JAPPANNED TEA-TRAYS- all sizes. from
II to 2G inches: 80.
CRUMR-PASS and BRUSHES;
CHILDRES'S TABLE-yRAYS;
CASH BOXES with LOCKS:
Large SlOP-BUCkETS ar 75c.:
TIN SETS from 2.35 N. TO IS SO,
CROCKERYWARE OF all kinds.
The most complete assortment we have ever
offered. We have recti yed Ii the last two days an
immense variety OF goods for car FlNE.CENT
COUNTER. Our fun assortment OF FlYE-CESI
TlNWARE now on hand, besides numerous add
ttons. New goods coming In ere:y day: Call anS
lsok at them at the 99-cEST-STORE,
Catalogue free. (ap3I sos Broad street.
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We return thanks TO the Committee on
Ordinances for copy Of the new edition OF
the City Ordinanccs-rece,ved at the hands
OF their polite, attentive, and active SER
geant-at-arms, Mr.. b. T. AUGUST. 1t was
compiled by Mr.. p. f Howard and printed
by G. G. BAUoHMAN, city printer. -
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A FEARFUL CONDITION OF AFFAIRS
From the Baltimore Herald. 1.-The Demo-
cratic party Of Massachusetts is afraid to 20
out o. nights now. Butler has got his al
engagements made to S, eal it again.
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The only production Of the Opera IN America
sanctioned by the hor. and the most SUGGEST vi
of all representations of his work IN inns soui-
try. having Just completed Its run OF loo III
Philadelphia.
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RICHARD TAYLOR,
1rUrESASr-cESERAL IN TIE CONFEDERATE
vel, $40. Cloth. 274 pages, Price. 81.

~. General Richard Taylor, Of Louisiana, has lust
published through the press Of the Mcssrs. Al pe-
ton volume of some three bundled octave pagcs,
which viii be read with far more Interest than m"s
of the literature Of the civil between the States
is rewarded with. 1t Is emitted obstruction and
Reconstruction Personal Experiences of the Late
H. has seemed to him duty 10 record these retn1-
nlscences: that his opportunities for obtaining an
interior view OF the matters 10 which they relate
were excellent: that in most Gases he has been 4
witness 10 the facts alleged or has obtained them
from the best aources: and that where any seubt
ployed.' He begins with review OF the causes OF
The war, and reviews the military and political his
of the struggle In Of fourteen cha ptcrs
which contains striking portraits here and there and
many criticisms upon the operations OF both sides"
Ne1p York World. ....
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SPECIAL NOTgrr,
E5 THE GREATEST BApc,1>.,,5 -
.. DRY GOODS
ever ohered In this city 10 Lc hal .,
d. & F.. MIIrELDOrFEE,s
SGT BROAD STREET.

III 'nis city 10 i.o hal =,
~ +. MiITELDpRFEE,s.
'27 BROAD STREET.
Atr.wooL pusT nIEySSr!SSGs:
WIZ WIZ B BTNNT T[St a, 1se. or'1 s5:
IN" a' l-'c.-rrx"'ar g"icc IGl,c
BLAck cAsuNFIEAt E ! Il r. e. "a O.. %
All: :W %@9I EEk f. AK cAsa;yNHr a. 45.:
ALLcW,DL BLACk EAsliMEin:iE; ~ ~. ";
nLA a;tm TAM'.HIthe bcs, s1o,l, for ,nr,,
BLACK ALpaCAS a; tx. TX .'' ". y, H,,' Ton,
ana inn tinF:-'!'s cheapest and l,: -
BLACK SILKS srra CSC. 10 % 80. ,.,r,.
'on ms,,a. E'ACK tEhPI-.r,t ,,,..
yn;,.e I Of DS :: GOODS in al the ..,..
DONESTiCS.
$50 pieces PRIMES as Sc:
BROWN tOTTnSs AT 10. &. and =.
Al The leading brands ri ELfhtIIfIf,..--
at the following prizes: fnirnry.-; 49, i'\f
uTo'c"SG!n. 49, paTpi. &C.. t-.,..' W.
Loon So; WaR'su,ta zoe. @,y5 ,..'.
BLEACllt.D and Brown sIIEGylyo,.,
PLAID DOME>TICS a, Sc. worth l2.r.
MATTINt;S. MATING,
200 pieces WHITE aud FANCY MATTE
auc'lnn-ih" greatest bargains esq n
Al White at ] :,c- A. Chrc> \, l,..'' ~ -.
Cheek at %; regular price ioc.; o. t.,,<' -
OIL-CLOTiiS-Fioor and Tabc: coca, ,.,.r
TING. aud HEMP cAErh1> r,hr ,osi ~ y.
CHENILLE FRINGES, in All IT,. ...s .l,,.
1855. BLACK SILK FEING!.>-,lrr.,'',.....' .;
and best I'm The city: 0'''' ,-!
WHITE GOODS In large variety:
CORDED PiQUF. ~. !, L.. a,U -.
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CIaCFAS.

C;nUFAS FOR SALE.-I have 250 bush
~ els for sale at 81 per bnshel. SO per haf-hnshs,
and III per neck delivered on cars. Refer TO llr.
POLLARD, commits oner OF Agriculture for F!r-
e'''"' w as NIB 2i.e9dlM
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NJ at COHEN BROTHERS


Upwards of so pieces OF Il l. OK Sill X
PRINCES. IN the newest &c SnS, at one haIfthrlr
regular value: also. large 10, OF WORSTED
FElNGES ut greatly reduced prices;
BUTTONS, IA all The novel designs, at very low
prices. apps
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Sir Ford assures the public that this Is The Orci-
nal Company, numbering over fifty people; that he
brings the Entire Scenery, Paraphernalia, and
full Orchestra, forminga
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GRAND CHORUS OF THIRTY,
COMPLETE ORCHESTRA OF SOLOlsTS,
ACAsT OF OPERATE ARTISTS,
NOVEL STAGE-SETTISG.
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MI NEW GOODS. NEW Styles
Just received very large assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR My TRADE.
The goods are OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from tue very best English and French !nanufacto-
rie< and The PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME bcc 10 inform my friends and the public
generally that shall Offer these goods. made up IN
the latest styles and by the best worAnco PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SI,IRTS COLLARS. and CUFFS made to ordcr
=. short notice satisfaction guaranteed
JOHN C. SHAFEE. Merchant Tailor
NH 7 aam No. 1904 Main street.
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EXCURSIONS.

THE FIRST EXCURSION OF THE
SEASON TO
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, PIIlLADEL-
PtlIA. and NEW YORK.
(TICKETS GOOD FOR FIFTEEN DAYSl leaving
Richmond TUESDAY, April 10, S79, at 8 O'Clock
Z. NJ Tia York River railroad.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP: Baltimore. 80
Washington. $3.50; Philadelphia, $40; and New
York $3.50.
TICKETS for sale by the commitce-J. T.. SUIT.
7O5 Broad street: J. NJ. THOMPSON. S25 Broad
street; Il. 7. ADAMS, and also at CAREER {
CO.'S.
Baggage checked through to all points.
NH 3l-Ap1,3,5,7,9,1l&14
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
Id ECUTED At THE .DIsPATCH PRINTING.
HOUSE.
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~FRIENDS MEETING-HoCSE
(Clay street above First).-SARAH GADARD anu
REBRccA ANTHONY will be present at Inc meeting
for Divine worship at IL o'clock THIS MonNiN''
Scents fire. 10 all who may desire To como.
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~ Fl f A II II E

The sale Of seats will open on THURSDAY, April
o,b. \, JouSsoy's MusIc-Store. ap9.5t
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1 For saleby all booksellers; or mailed, postpaid.
to any address in the United States, Oh receipt Of
price. D.APPLETON & CO., Publishers,
mp o-1t $40 ami 561 broadway, New York.
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yAGABOSD OF TIE CATSKILLS.

His versions, differing from all others, and played
by him i'm all tine principal cities OF America, arc
prOnonnced nv the press as being the purest anu
most success full play of the present century.
Mr.. Nc WADE will nc supported by fu'i dramatic
comnany from New York city especially selected for
their par
Admission. 75c.: gallery. Zoe. Reserved seats.
Si-now on sale at boN-niicc. ap J-3t
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"As writer he is vigorous, sparkling, erlditc,
and entertaining TO degree. His opportunities for
the observation OF men and things have been such
as few possessed. and he las made good use OF them
or course he views the late war from southerner's
standpoint. but both sides receive censure ut hts
hands. The great interest in bis book to many Will
doubt be the sharpness with which he criticises
men and measures. Where least expected he poars
forth batteries of sarcasm and dennnciation, and
spares no one whom he thinks deserves Showing
up - Nep .Yoft Herdid.
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THREE NIGHTS AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE
- COMMENCING EASTER MONDAY,
~ APRIL 14TH, ..-
FOHD,S II. N. S. PINAFORE COMPANY.
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HER MAJEsTY's SHIP PINAFoRE,
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GRAND OpERATIC PERFORMANCE.
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AM sTsEM ENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
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sPEf1AL NOTICES
MT BUNTfNGS! BUNTINGS!
4 POPULAR DRESS GOODS.
SCYLE BROTHERS

Wild OYER THIS WEEK =.
90 PIECES OF COLORFD DRESS GOODS AT
LOWER PRICE by rs PER CENT.
THAN THESE POPULAR GOODS
HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD.
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r!N II + A T r E.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL 10 AND II,
will appear the renowned actor,
ROBERT McWADE,
In his famous representation OF
RIP VAN WRINKLE,