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The Editor OF tho Planter Kepsies "
Dr. Rnfrner's First Letter.

n n
Mr.. Rufrner'H First Letter.
orF1cg SOUTHERN PLANTER AID = ARhE a.s.
I. fditorx Dispctch: Referring to Or. Buff
npr,s scard IA yotir issuept me Sd, am glad
IA SEQ he acknowl led es tue authorshtpof the.
article entitled estate Education Radically
Wrong" as republisbed In my April y 0. OF
the Planter. and Farmer; but hfs sole;
grievance and complaint. ts that the article
which he chose to Ieaveanonymousts truth
fully ascribed TO him. He saws its feproauc-
ton in the. Planter and Farmer Is !" repre-
hcnsible and dIscreditable.o Allow me 10
saw the republication OF the article aas not
violated any responsibility to secresy: l9I
the following reasons--yiz.. that the aIt'cie
in Question hus been long and currently
known as kr. Rufner's; that ne was
once accustomed TO acknowledge lbs
anthorstiip without any adectation Oh
soerosv, that he was accustomed 10
nrae those views with ability ano
oneoness: that the public was niready IN
mi, nossessIon, by his o,ra dct, OF the au-
+ hnrshIu of the article. Therefore respect
sulIy submit that the Doctor has no srleV-
ance. and that no rights have been yioiated
in the reproduction OF bis article IN .ne
| Planter and Fdrmer. The only feature
about the renewal OF bis views, so apie anu
| In themselves so honorable to Inc Doctor, Is
lie one for which he IS himself RESPONSE
b,e-viz., in inconsistenfly iorsaklnS .neln
at this time. 1 reproduced the aT'icie oe'
cause thought 1t an Anans"eFaoie a. =
meut against the public. school system. l
had nuijiished logical and able articles on
the subject by 10 Civis," DR.. Dabney, ana
others. but thought the argument OF Or;
Rufrner not inferior to anything that had
appeared ia the pagcs Of the Planter ana
Farmer. I wished, also, to show that de-
spite the Doctors voluminons writings I'D
support of the system OF pubic SCHOOLS ne
had never answered his own argument
against it. l.. II. DlCAlNsoN'
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According to the Wing, the lower the in
terest-rate the greater the burden. 1t
figures the aggregate amount to be paid un-
der the new bill at 3, /, and &, per cent. to
be 80 per cent. more than was called for
under the old per cent. bill. How fortu-
nate the new compromise stopped at 3 per
cent, for had it gone down 10 2. the State
and the readi dster party, particularly the
latter. would have been utterly ruined. Tt
is wonderful how S72.220 affects an EDITORS
arithmetic Harrison6urg Old Common
redtth. r.s*' rt.'..u ~ -.
The Richmond Whig, General Mahone's
organ, has been charged with receiving the
sun OF ST.. 220 from the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad, while Malone was presi-
dent OF it; and the proof is so clear that no
body doubts the charge 10 be true. And
yet this abusive journal charges that the
press OF the State has been bribed to sup
port the debt-compromise bill Fincasue
Herald. .s.,. $50. ..,.'....
A strange story comes to US that the men,
tai and physical condition OF General Grant
is really precarious. and that there is every
likelihood that he will be- In nobody's way
next year.-Louisvihe Courier. Il, ,s.az
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[ Abon. the Capitol there are signs OF the
c,frparation for the settlement OF the ssate
debt. We have no doubt that the law viii
he accepted by the representatives OF tue
bondhoideFs. The settlement Is based upon
their own proposition, and. which, 10 Tue
law, IS not much altered from their own
terms. It IS in effect their own proposaston'
They made 4. with the view to sett'emeos
and winding up OF the war about the aeot'
which thew foressw would lead inevitably
A renud,ation. For settlement they came
Us decidedly as did the girl 70 % maftieo
,x.heu she said she &c came a. purpose"
Alb. it vas as we'll fer Us as for tafesa that
fhe bondhoiders presented their pfoposi-
lion. Had they not they would have pro-
baby host their money, while we OF VIZ
!, gipia would have lost sll--pror efty, peace,
and honor. Virginia, from hsvleg been a
most ionored Commonwealth, would Dc
come amongst the raost disors dited ana
The no,st miserable. She wcf,a lose the re-
snces Of the civilized world, along wftn
both nubl;c aud private cr.ds, and wonid
he governed by the very worst ana mos.
untrustworthy men-the very !epers OF
politics.
Relieving this, we feel tss.t we may say
gre know that the public creditor is gong
through with the pllp of-eitlemen!, ana
I'VE know that the State Is entirely able 10
make the settlement II Sac revenue Is rs
vel, collected this year as ii was last, there
may be expected about ssseo, 200 more in the
Treasury than ssyll be rec uired to meet the
public Obligations.
n this be correct, md we doubt IL nor,
this wear old Virginia commences. period
of peace aud thrift surprising any part Oh
.he time since the ISar- This will secure TO
orr people inestimssle blessings: such
as renewed confldenec, increased credit
abroad, and Creed omSrom rancorous politi-
cal agitation.
AN this will b G grpnd. 1t will be SO adj
yantaseous to pubic virtue to be re'ieVed
from that sort ~ agitation, and to get ria OF
chat sor.ef de'oatc hich evertends to pub
aic denorssiza lion ey famiiarizing the peo-
nile with the contemplation OF possible re-
pudiatioa AMI therxpedlents to coerce Inc
nublic creditor toto disastrous settlements.
49, Let us hoy,e that indeed we are out OF the
woods, and that,sc have got away from the
Influence Of deprayed men. who dreamed
not OF the public welfare and the mantle
nance OF public honor in engineering their
schemes for the qualification OF their per-
soma, ambition and ministering 10 their own
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DEATHS

Died, on the 4th instant, at her residence, on
Thirty first and r streets, Mrs. ELIZABETH e..
SPRAGGTNS, In the slxty-fourlh year of her age.
" Come unto Me all We that laoor and are heavy
laden. and Will give Won rest
Her funeral will take place from the Third Pres
bverian church SATURDAY EVENING at 3
O'Clock. Friends and acqualntances Of the family
are invited 10 attend.
Died. at her residence. on Williamsburg road,
Mrs. MARIA a. JORDAN, in the Grty-siNth year
or her age. IS.
Dearest mother. thou hast left us;
We rhv loss most deeply feel:
BIT us God who has berpft MS
He can all our SORROWS heal.
Farewell, my children. lament no more;
I'm not osr, but gone before:
Behold the place In which lie;
AS We are now so once was l.:
NV time has come aud am gOnc-
To leave you thus all fororn.
Yet hope on, chidren-do not delay:
Think Of your mother. and still obey
Your God and mine who Is Your only friend,
TIL death YOUR troubles soon will end;
Yet rr;ly for me and do not cry;
The Saviour died for you and l..
The funeral will take place at the Fulton Baptist
church TODAY tSaturtiayl at l O'Clock. Friends
and acquuintances are respectfully Invited TO at
tend.
-. baltimore and Washington papers will please
copy.
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SPFFESi SpTxsr.

We LIE GREATEST BARGAINS =.
DRY GOODS 'S ~
i "'iered In this city 10 be hal,
" =. MITTELDORFER,s Z"
'S' BROAD STREET.
A1E-woo1 nyyT hiySSST!Se E., ...
M00L BuSTiSG at lsc. worth Sats' d. z0c.;
s sHSt SSGs al IS.G al L. worth &c:
A'" 81 AE'yc'-TexuiJr Gricn IGt.
BLACK :Cs cAsHNEkf2s.aa;iisa.ihs2 20, o. 20 ..
Att.&6oL EIAcx CASHMERE ., ~, ,.' 49, and
ALL-wOOL BLACK CAsiiarEEEE ,5oc.:
10. 75.ands5c.; '''E a! 81 60. .,
BLACK TAMtsE-the hest rood, T., ''
BLACK ALPAcAs at GHG i2 G%arTan' n r y so ajE
AND 4oe-'he cheapest and be-. ~ ~ - 80 g.;
BLACK siLKs from &c. to - no-r,, ~ IN
oo6 msI,s BLACK cRArE-xresi ro..
A + u line Of DRESS GOODS, IN ,v,.
Ve't'es from Gsc. up. 80 '"e a'"'' n.
$50 pieces PRINTS al 4Ec'. '''
BROWN OPTIONS Al 4. ;, 6. ,rd-
All the leading brand, OF ELEhtI,'rg;;;;
al tne Following prices: Fatrrnnt,''.' - ~ TOYS
I 'oe I'm" g. iaVpl So. trG, A"-
op DON :, s'c' "amsuitl lGr sgo! Ggr' S-.a"
BLEACHEp- and BROWN sl!ErT;yrs.,
PLAID DoMt 81, a. So wor,h,g.s.
MATTlNG<. MA1TI<c
900 pieces WHITE and Fi%tty V''',,,
aucton-the ercaic.t rir,.I,,', !! VS. = Fl
Al white at lie. Al ctr.. =, ''''E '"'.e..
o one a. -; regular rice yc. g.: H. -
lLr c, an4 Ga5c: coco, :,
TIM S,s.. and iiEhi' CAEi'EI> ,,r.NN Va,
E
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The public Peace First; Drowning
Afterwards. If Necessary.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 3, 1879.

CHARLOTTESTILLE, April 8, IoIJ'
Editors Dispatch: am pleased 10 see
that it IS announced in your paper OF to-
day that .syou are request ed to say that SEN
ators John w. Daniel and c. I. Smith VIII
meet Messrs. Massey and Riddleberser at
Albemarle Court next Monday" 49,.
This shows the right temper. Let these
disturbers of the public peace be met every
where. This question OF the State debt has
now been agltated for some seven or eight
years. The late Legislature has settled it;
and be who wishes to .re0pen and reagltate
it is nuisance and common scold. Let
all such be duckcd, and drowned, If neces-
sary to the public peace. 49, .- .. ,.r,...
In much haste, yours truly, ,...
-. go. THOMAS WOOD.
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SPECIAL NOTIFIES.
or ANOTHER GRAE.D OPENING AT
COHEN BROTHERS.
QUICK SAFES THE GREAT ADVANTAGES.
THIS ,EsTABLIsHMEST DOUBLES ITS
AMOUNT OF BUSINESS FROM
r4.--z.s'-- 49, SEASON TO SEASON.
THE TEUEREAsDS IS EASILY JUDGED AND
APPRECIATED By THEIR PATRONS.

They will offer on MONDAY upwards Of $4,000
worth Of BLACK SILK-goods imported from the
Paris Exposition--of the best Lyons manufac turc'
purchased under pressing necessity from the owncr
for cash down.
THEY WILL BE SOLD AT PRICES THAT ARE
ABSOLUTELY STARTLING.
Thousands OF other great bargains will be offered
during the next few days-among them:
so dozen 5o-bonc FRENCH-WOVE CORDED
CORSETS n, 25c.-seIIing generally for soc.
40 dozen l20-bone ABDOMINAL CORSETS at
5uc. These Corsels have never been offered for
less than S1.50.
sc dozen COLORED CORsETS at Acc, formerly
sold at 75e.; many other styles much below
market value: '.-..
IS pieces RICHARDSON'S FAMILY LINEN at
j &c. per yard-;eIng generally ut SIC:
20 pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNS at 1876. also
Upwards of so pieces LINEN DIES INDIA,
FRENCH NAINSOOKS, aud many other fine
WHITE GOODS:
800 pieces REAL TOPCHON LACES: some few
very slightly damaged in shipment greatly be-
so dozen LADIEs' Isle GLOVES at 25c-hcre-
tofore sold 1T Soc:
IS pieces LINEN BIRD-El f DIAPER ut 15c. per
yard:
Upwards OF 500 dozen LADIES' and CilILDREN'S
HOSE at great sacrifice:
200 boxes of SEGk-RUFFL1NG at less than one
half their value. APPS
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The Auditors report for the year g. ding
September 30, 1878, page II OF esppendix,
shows that he paid st,Se5, 1905 rs 81 interest
on the public debt last year- mostly In
coupons, Of course. PIE peefers got none.
Under the new funding act the interest
ON the entire deb. tpcelers and alp will be
no, over one Billion Of dpilars. "a
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR JOHN From the
Portland argus. If Hayes should veto the
Of Government, Senator Logan will be fierce
for impeaching him. At least that is what
he thought ought to be done with johnson
under similar circumstances, and 1t is hard
" fair to assume that he has changed the
opinion which he expressed with an un-
us al degree OF vehcmence. ".
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CONTEMPORARIES "e'

PUEt,Et &C cA .'m'iazic rsl, 1 1"
i R,tS for r Ihotsse rurro>,, thsn AZ, s ra
co. n n'r ~, p'rtcttY par" Lr.a -,t'' -.
rs,ion>. We dou'tu >e any sHr'SS J. j. ACE -
s sl5 .,,,.r brighter, trmer' am
10 stand iirrn Ia any cli:n4tr., ,unfe>ft. D,'
LOUIS J. boSsIEtIi4I Matr '''''"
Ia 80
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ROBSON Asa LEtpER.-lFrotn me view
York Sun. I-secor Robson, OF New JET.
sew, is more thoroughly identified tnan any
other member of the House with the ailhs
and principles Of that section OF the h .'g,
lican party which now seems to ne "a Tue
ascendant. Indeed, he has pluaoerea.the
public Treasury to an extent never De1ore
eoualled in this country or any other. Is
he to be the prophet in the House, Of the
Grant renaissance E4
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General Mahone's Friend Heard From.
.;,z, NEW YoRK, April 2, 1879.

39NEW "IOfshS NP'" - Ho
To the Editors of The Richmond Dsspatca ::
.Gentlemen,-0n the eve OF my departure
for England have received copy OF Gen"
era, Mahone's organ OF the Slst ultimo, con-
tanning his reply to my letter OF the 22d u'-
timo. t,a, 7
Tn answer have only now TO say that l
s,all al the carries, moment produce copies
OF the vouchers which ] have cited, showing
The authority upon hici my statements
were made, and the. falsi,y Of General Ma
homes partial denials Of my charges In re-
snec, Of his questionable expenditures. =
am, gentlemen, year obedient servant,
- -. 1870. JOHN COLLINS0N.
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Eg NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES
Just received 4 very large assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY being
from The very best English and French manufacio-
riet, and The PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. | beg 10 Inform my friends and the public
generally that SHALL offer these goods. made up in
the latest styles and by the best workmcn at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, and CUFFS made 10 ord. r
ut short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN G. SiIAFER, Merchant Tailor.
NH 13-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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ryrrial Gnrviaos-

The remains of the late Mrs. LAURA GRAFTON
witt not leave the depot of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad uuriI 3 O'Clock on SUNDAY AFTERNOON
18th Of Apr). which time and place her relatives
and friends invited to attend rs to escort her
body to Hollywood Cemetery, where the burial ser.
vices will be observed.
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Mr. VIRGINIA RIRT,E SOCIETY

nT VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The siIty-siS,h anniversary OF the Virginia Bible
Society will be held I'm the Second Presbyterian
church (Rev. Dr. HoGE'sl on SUNDAY, April 9th,
at APP. N. Professor DAVIS and General FIELD
will deliver addresses. The report Of the Board Of
Managers will be read by Rev. Mr.. JuDKIES. The
friends Of the cordially invited to after d.
The Board of Managers and pastors requested 10
occupy seats on the platform near the pulpit.
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w-FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Twelfth and Broad strcets).- Rcv. It. r.. EATON, D..
D.. of Petersburg, will preach SUNDAY ar ] A. NJ,
aud Rev. e. W. WARREN, d. d., at 8 O'Clock 2. VI.
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WI, The Auditor furnish MS With q copy
Of bis special report on the Moffett.rcgister
tax, Referred. to In. Document NJ. Al. OF
his annual report. ~. Il ..saM
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The CENSUS ACr.-The President APP
points, by and with tie advice and consent
OF the Senate, one or more Supervisors al
census in cath State. Each will get S5Oa.
This saparyis., r recomHseDds, and The Sec
RETRY Of the Interior appoints, the enune-
rstosg. Of whom there wifi be q large num-
Der 10 each State and Territory. Uncertain
subdivisions, to be fixed heferehaad by the
superintendent at Washington, the pay OF
enuacratorx wHa be cents for each living
iahabitaDt or death reported. 10 cents for
!, each farm. and Is cents for each establish
ment Of productive Industry returned. In
all other subdivisions east Of the lcoth mo-
ridian (Which runs through West Kansas.
West Nebraska, West Dakota, and West
Texas the pay OF enumerators STALL not
exceel 81 per day, and west Of that meri-
-diaa 50 per day. Each enumeralor Will
haye about 1900 inhabttauts III bis district.
enumeration. will begin June +, 1880,
and end .Jily J. 1880; but ia gitffs must be
eonplessd In two weeks. x n r. !, .ii - ~
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EXCURSIONS.

THE FIRST EXCURSION OF THE
l. SEASON TO
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, PFILADEL-
PilIA. and NEW YORK.
(TICKETs GOOD FOR FIFTEEN DAYs), leaving
Richmond TUESDAY, April Is, 1S79, At O'Clock
L. NJ, ria York River railroad.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP: Baltimore, IS !:
Washington. $3.50; Philadelphia, $40; and New
YORK. 1880.
TICKETS for sale by the committee-J. r. SUIT,
705 Broad .trcct; j. NJ THOMPSON. S25 Broad
street; L. T.. ADAMS, aud also at CARRIER i
CO.'S.
Baggage checked through to all points.
. NH 3r-Apl .S,1O,12&l
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NE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor.
ucr Main and Sixth sirectsl.-Rev. HENRY Nc
DONALD, ID. d., will preach Oh SUNDAY at IL A.
NJ. ANA 8 i. u.
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NT GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURClI.-Thc rcsulrr services at l O'Clock
SUNDAY MORNING. The afternoon service will be
omitted account of the anniversary meeting Of
the Virginia Bible Society, which takes place ~
Second Presbyterian church.
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{. L 1 No.
C,OlJRLE PACIFIC GUANu.
~ ,..,,,lp- ~.
ro THE PLANTERS ANp ti"N"E'
VIRGINIA

TO The PLAN If.kS M 'r'''''
VIRGINIA
EICHMO%D, Va. JanJ"rl 49,, 81.
We have Thu. Say resigned 10" -. y .'
of The Pacific GGIuO Company hH'.-'. ....,.. {
l.no,r .4Ic term, of settlement tt't"''.
Guuno COMPANY aud vu:.rlF,>. All i'' .s ."
sinp,s OF 1878 inCiud II. c"'i' "'ioa,' e.
managed by our successors. NJ >sT-. Jr" ,.-. ...
q 90 of Baltimore. whom "" com '"i" &. =
Iieyiug YOUR relations "tth Tie III VIM
SAINT aha 'a''S'3''S WALKER. >AvNpEE> Z ~.
From the above card you VII i'"An, ~, D.. 20
Agency Of the Pacific nuAn0 .t'',, l.,t.1' ,
Quoted hereafter by he un&rf-.h'It ,,.,u,.ti".
as well us Richmond. The IT .r", .,,. r!.,,,.''
soluble pJrlnc Gu no. earueh " IA. ,t.tu!! =
ience and remarkable aaApi Aoi"H ~ ,...,rtr. .- .
pluia especially on cotton. coz ,,. r,igr - !E
sontinue 10 b. Sustained, fntFSH S Tr4.s: Gas,,
oil I'm thr wise mauaSenrn, ~ u 'r..,i,i - "fr''
I,on,nsny. which has practical! dp.teo.
y, ~ ro,nmaud-vik.. ample SAP! ~, tl.rr, ihf.s
ox,rn,lyr works, most approx" ,..IsH. " -
IrnoAIts OF phosphate. best 'c''.~ ne, na.@t" -
"f with ndd long experience ID ~ .rsa A.:
Councillor with The under>ig"rI -, ,aggH
J,,,nr back Ia 1858. We WI! III p.,,g'.~'s
Gm.,,n on hand II Nortois. r"Fl'i"""
aud Richmynd .,. ~, General tSrn.,'
IN 29-3m h''>'"
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Nc ASBURY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHAPEL tTwenty-fflh strcctl,-Rev. j. j..
KELLY (the Indian prracher) will preach on Sun
DAY NIGHT at g O'clock. and on MONDAY NIGHT at
the same hour.
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NJ ASS-MEETING.

will be a NJ ASS-MEET-
IN ING OF COLORED CITIZENS on MONDAY,
7h instant, at 5s o'clock r. NJ In front of Fry's
Hotel. Broad street. Speakers: e. l.. HARRIS, W.
D. S. BOWIE. l.. LINDSAY.
ap Sits JAMES JOHNSON. Chairman.
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The Louisville Courier Journal Is out for
TrLpEg and HENDRICKS. Alas for the DEM
ocratic party. 4
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

[ ook AT THIS! -9
Ihave placed on my counter SHOES to be sold re-
CARELESS OF cost:
INFANTS TIES, all colors, at SOC;
INFANTS BALMORALS. all colors. at 6oc.;
BOYS CONGRESS CATERS. 10 ), 1t 81;
LADIES' SERGE BUTTON. BOOTS. LOO:
LADIES' SERGE Blu rTON-BOOTS, hand macs
at $3.50 worth 81;
CENT? EAIEN,S nOUBLE-sOLE CALF con
GRESS CATERS. ~ worth 80.
The above all lrstciass goods. Call at once III
you wish bargains at No 3S5 Broad street.
IA lS-3m VIZ. ", TAYLOR.
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nj SECOND p r L Shy I + RI 4 n
CIlUECE.-Dl. HOGE will preach ut II \. NJ. and
deliver the fourth discourse Bible Study" ut !
r. 81.
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m" BROAD-STREET METHODIST

CHURCH. SUNDAY, April 6th.-Pr aching at /
A. NJ. by Rev. L. NJ. LEE, d. D., presiding elder OF
the district. At s r. II. by Rev. W. G. STARR
subject "The Purpose of God in The Creation OF
Worlds and Men,"
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MT AT COHEN BROTHERS.

Upwards of 30n pieces Of BLACK SILK
PRINCES. IN the newest &c .igns. at one haifthclr
rtgul2r value: ado. n large lOf of WORSTED
PRINCES at greatly reduced prices:
BUTTONS, In all the novel designs, at very low
prices. app
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Referring to aNovc n"'ir" >" r''t'.
quest all lri snBS ind.bi" {" ~" r''I"t' %. '
< Stcgal u make settlement a, rHtih 'r .-'
We a-n desire. Ia c.ll thr .,t:'u'Ir IF fau. "''
orally To our LARGE wI NiII-h~~ u 3.
STOCK OF GOODS. nu wH."i ~" '.". p.
duccmrntS "a purchi rr..
Thinking our n;d frl"n"- irr i,'' r.' '
patronage h. rctJf r. -'rnr!.lN -l''h Ne ~.
business we A~~iIrt. 'tru! tgat "" 49,. f'
EFFORT 10 fylthiuty merit tc.m'tn nu'
F. COURTNEY JtHhtH- { -
Di>tilrr,' Agents aut v 70" ->3." ~, -. -r-.,.
NH 26.GGl&tcudGt 1904. .'.'.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORs.-AlIp persons
IN having claims against the estate Of The late
CHARLES X. WALTON, OF ianceyyille, Va. Will
pre'ent them without delay 10 the under, sgued pro-
perly auhen icated. An itelntz-.i account IN each
case Is rtuuestei. LEROY z. JONES,
Administrator of Charles Is. Walton, deceased,
ap SGT Post-ofhce. Lnalsa Courthouse, Va.
DOCK AND, JOB WORE NEATLY Elk.
- ECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

T LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.
Cargo Of bark Jupiter now landing, direct from
Liverpool. For sale by.
ap lit DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

Tn retiring from the fran Of Jcniius { So.
above noticed. chccrfu,ly commcGd III" ''
OF r.. COURTNEY JENkl\> K 90. .'..' ..'
toners, ana solicit their continued VEl". 49,
= f. -Ifg'
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GROCERIES,. &c.

DR1DGEW ATER FAMILY AND BEL
- MONT EXTRA f.. OUR.-This celebrated Gnar
Is sorl by all prominent sroccrS and colIul SION
u rciIaH:s. II you want ti.o bot " tiis.
M 5-roi | "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

exnect. something entertaining from siiat
dismal region OF Virginia. rhss.
- y,;,notch a. ii NOT -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

We have DISCONTINUED OPENING OUR
STORE ON SATURDAY EVENINGS until fur
Their notice. uD3