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A CARD Gro7.a Or. E.usTc or.
RICHMOND, VA, April ,

hltimuSp, VA, Aplh -, 4cio.
70 tae Editors Of tie Dispatch:
A friend hes called my attention to an
article IN The Planter for Anril entitled
estate Education Radically Wrong. By
William II. Ruii'ner' 1t is, in fact, an
anonymous article which appcaicd in Il
Baltimore Jmagazine il, 1877 ! Nrnt" In"
article under q peculiar and temporary in
fluence. which voluntarily alluded to and
explained in my controversy with DR.. Dab
ney three years ago, and then called "tAe
most singular mental episode Of my lifc.'
showing that my opposition to State educa-
ton, either lileorctIca1 or practical, although
sincere, existed for only Il very short time.
But although I stated the fact that had
written SucG an article in this magazine,
diu not give the title OF the article or ident-
ify il in any other way than by its subject.
Therefore the reproduction OF the Article
with my name attached, and without eXpla-
nation. is duubly rcprchenSiDln, and far
more discreditablc to those concerned than
the fact would be to mc-if il were Il fact
that now hold Il different opinion on State
education from that which | held twenty
four years ago.
The magazine referred to was The Pres
JW:ridi critic. Two OF its iOtlndc! S-one
OF them Il full editor, and the other, one OF
tue association OF gentlemen under whose
general control the journal was conducted
are now professors in our Union rheologi-
cal Seminary; and one OF them has made
himself notorious Oh the school question.
Having at present only circumStantal evil
dcncr. cannot say who is the responsible
party in this case; but before l shall have
done with the matter | will show to the
public not only that did not take up my
present opinions for any special purpose,
but that this is a very unhandsome little at
tack. like many others which preceded 1t.
My only objection to defending my own
consistency is the fear That l might be re-
garded rs thinking it matter or any lnl-
Dortance In general way whether man IN
early life and under different circumstances
did or did not believe in public education.
The law OF intellectual growth necessarily
carries q man forward in his opinions. even
when there is no change Of times, and when
times change we ought to change with them.
The popularity of what is called "Bourbon-
ism " is that it will not change; it will not,
il cannot, learn; but it stands lmmovable III
the current of events, like the wooden In.
dian on the pavement.
But since there are men who find it diff
cult to believe that any one can possibly be
| actuatcd by unbought convictions, | will
| hereafter be at some trouble to show that
tie cause Of popular education has power
OF itself to convince and control one ordi-
nary mortal; and will try thus tn create
the presumption that there may be others
who symDathiZe with the enlightenment of
the people without having stopped to con-
slider whether or not anything could be
made out OF the feeling.
W. FL RUFFNER
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DEATHS.

Died. an the 3Oth uliimo. at her residence. In
Salem, Mass, Mrs. ELIZABETH X. WALKER,
aged seventy -six. reict OF the late Abbott Walker
Esq ard .ouIgest sister of air. Benjamin L. Smith,
Of this city,
In all the relations of life. as daughter. sister,
WIFE, mother, friend, aud Christian. she lived as
near pere ction rs Is altainabe here, and her mem
DRY will long be fondy cher he'd by large circle of
relatives aud friends, who mourn their loss.
Died. SunPay morninr, Dlurch 30th. Of scarlet
fever, MARY AGNES, aged four years, one month
pni Twelve DAYS: mud on Wednesday, ArrlI I'd.
johnson. J.. j. :. -
he funeral Of The nst-named viii take place
THIS fThursdarl MORNING ut: 10 O'Clock from
residence No. TAT Seventeenth. street. 20
!. Died, IN Richmond. Mrs MARY A. uoUSEsiAN,
Wio W II the iateF. T.. I'ousemaIi aged sixty-sl1
Tue fnnerai will lake pace from ST. Mary cI.if. oh
AftThtlTs1avl ut 10 O'CLOCK. Friends a.. ac-
quaiitgEees or the family ore gyiied 10 alteld. N
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TO the Editors of the Dispotch:

Gentlemen,-Pardon me for saying, with
all respect, that your sheer at my little arti-
Gle on paving sidewalks shows that you did
not take the point. It was clumsily made,
know, but thought it was so put that
you would see the point was not whether
we should have good or bad sidewalks, but
whether the city should pay for them out of
its corporate funds, or the citizens out If
their private funds. Being like any other
part OF the streets. corporate work Tor cor.
porate purposes. I supposed, as still do,
that it should be paid for with corporate
funds. CITIZEN.
1.-THE Supreme Court OF Appeals says that
such is the law; and the law it is, good or
ba !, bus we think good.]
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Fi1,ancets-.

r. - a A.
Continue steady, With q pertinaci1Y .',as
il yexal ioas. 10 speculative stock.sa ii'ois,s
and reckless politicians. oceasiona,'s
tluanca, reporters speak Of Incidental oe-
nression in Government stocks, that IS
rasid,y succeeded by the immediate re-
cosery Of the l-16s or l or 1 Of rer cent,
as It may be. There IS n vicious oostinacy
OF ouiesccnrc in the money market thas IS
MS yexa,ious as it Is remarkable we LOOK
unon this state Of things as auguring st5oa.
II is the panics That brius trouble for us all.
The cyenness and steadiness inthe shancia'
world, although accompanied bg what IS
called Iightncss in the mouey MARKET are
assurance OF order aud The grafaal restora'
ton OF confidence.
While the country is calm the productive
| resources of the lana are stezii'v strensta'
euins .ase pursuits OF the csnn'ry nno re
inyigos,ing enterprise. I'VE may hop'
,b,s 60 we'll sol;dfs.d andGrm will becoHe
The commerce ana enterprise OF the cuun
try chat the approaching presidential e'sc
,;ds--,hat periodical craze Of the n'tdoi-
1ral not succcsd in producing any SERIOUS
disturbance to the general welfare.
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The paragraph in the Dispatch OF yestcs'
dav concerning Dir. GARFIELD and the con
0ressiopai I'ec0rd might lcaYe The lmrrcs'
sion upon unins, Il readers that tha'
gentleman had 10 something unusual
Such is not the fact. Tie alterations winch
he made are immacrial compared wah such
rs arc frequently made by both Democrats
and Republicans. When JEFF. DAVIS was
i, ,bc United States Senate be gave The pub
fisher. e. tie ConqrcsSion0t Gloje more
trouble than any other congressman, Win
perhaps tho exception Of his colleague Ar'
FooTE, Few men can make an cXtempora-
ncous speech that ought rot to be corrected
before its appearance in print.
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Died. in the House, OF Delegates, in the
city OF Richmond, on the gath March, the
Forcible Readiusters Party OF Virginia,
Youngest Son OF Demagognes and Office
Seekers. He was born at Mozart Hall, in
the city OF Richmond. on the 18th uItimo,
and died Of an attack OF Reputation brought
on by bis disposition to gain power and IN
luence. His funeral was preached before
ILLS death by the people OF the State through
The Conservative members OF both houses
OF: the Legislature. May GabrieEs trump
never fesurrect him.--fioyd Reporter. u
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THE PLAxTEI FOR APRIL is promptly be-
fore its readers. IT. is full Of interest and
highly scasonablc. The Planter is the tircSt
farmers paper we are acquainted VITA. Er.
ELIZEY continues his commentaries with
The most persistent resistance to anything
like yielding TO temporary relaxation OF en-
art,y Or Xi1ilnncP.
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I TIM SEWER Law" What is the fact
now thut we have nearly 4 year OF eXpe-
,lcncp OF it? Why, some twen;y-one mil
lions, i'm round numbers, have Ecen coined
and Of that some fifteen millions lenain
banked mp in the T!casury-"-Staie.
And how many times twenty millions of
gold remain backed up in the Treasury:
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN ~. eF
J,HEs RIVER AND kANAWHA COMPANY.
RICHMOND AID ALLECIASY RAILEoAD CO..
t,FFIf:E THIRTEENTH AND MAlS,
i.uriIHoSD VA, March IS. 1879.

RICHMOND AID ALLEGJASY RAlLi:oADS co.
OFFICE THIRTEENTH AND MAY
Richmond, VA. March 20. 1917.
Gentyemen-A contract has been prep req or,
t,Ypeu tar james River aud kanawia company anu
The I,chmopd and Allegheny railroad Company
fnr ia cnnvry,nce of the works Of The former COM
MANY Before ti; can become nnai i alLs,ncnt
tnrS he had with all uf the creditors. Inc rrchitoFS
.rr. ,1auy and far apart. and II Will be ipoSs1r. i'll
the limited time gir,n US, to deal Win INC cfeuo's
Tlc Pchmnnd and A!lcchany Railroad Company
have tliI octcd tilrir Executive Committee" consist
ING of John +. Jones, James 4. kceuc. James u.
Elaine. Thomas Ewing. and II. {. parsons. 10 a,A
tcr direct me 10 address you, with the request tlat
Won would confer with other bondholdes an aErec
up0n an early ,laie when you can IGcct ING commit
tee with view to some AGREEMENT ihat may Dc 10
our malua, interest.
Yours, vcIy rtsnfc fully.
ii. &. PAR>t,NS. Vice President.
To Neasrs. John Stewart. isaac DsrthD0ft' ill.,,
ThoLadS SecldoR. James IL. Oootey.
RICHMOND, VA. iIarch &c, 1870.
To the BondhOlderS Of tie JdmsS RtrtT GHd Nd
nulrhu COmDdny:
The Executive Committee cr tbs Richmond and
Allrglany Iailroal Company desiring con1"'chce
with The creditors a. The james River a&d htilW III
,;onDany. have rcl cSi.d the unGcrS:@ucd bong
hooters Twin" in THIS ct!. 10 arrle"e Tor mcct'S
Yuu are accordingly invited 20 attend i general
meeting OF the Gre d ors or the james River iiia
kanawhr: Company. At he company Dice ~ Inc
city Of Richmond, IN The 18TH DAY OF hfhlL'
1879, AT Il NJ.
Very respectfully.
THOMAS $.tDHGN. Attorney.
JANIS = nDOiEI, Attorney.
.InIIN STEWART,
EANIE.i. Is. sIEWART.
suI o0.coftd hy Join Stewart. attorney.
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Prepare psR rb:;.-UndcT the reao-
siusters' plan OF organization adopted oy tue
convention held in Richmond FebTtaly 20,
1879, Mr.. GEORGE W. WARD, Jr., chairman
0, the County Committee Of Washington
county. has made appointments cor every
district in that County. He says
"It is understood that this committee pas
not in contemplation any conflio, with any
t;cs--Conseryatl,e or Repltbllcan-hu
has for its object TO bring about direct Is,
sue upon the Sia;e debt in the coming !ai'
elections"
This is fair warning to the conservatives
The issue must be joined. The battle mus'
be fought. 3ixHONE is in earnest.
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ESE5' ESIGNS.
gNuE FIRST EXCURSION OF TIE


7THE FIT'T s LNCH11 no OF lie
BALTIMORE, W.tSl!INGTOT. PIiILADEL-
PlIiA. and NEW YORK.
TICKETS GOOD FOR FIFTEEN pAYSl leaving
Richmond TUESDAY, april -, $40. III 3 C'c.ock
l.. NJ ria York River railroad.
FARE FOR THE ROUND 1RlP: Baltimore, 50 :
Washington. $3.50; lhilad~iE!..a. $40; and :'ew
TarE. Si2.5u.
TICKETS for sale nv thr colar.it:Cc-J. Il. SUIT.
7nJ Bread .trret: j. VI. THOMPSON. G%I Broad
.lrce:; K. Il. ADAMS, aMd ai.o al CARRIER *
CO.'S.
Baggage chccsr,: t'rol.h 10 al points.
NH 3l-hp 81 .S.ln. l2&l4
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To EpI7oR MALONE: We propose, GENE
RAJ. 10 publish your re;oindtr to Mr. COL
LINsoy ii yon will publish hi, reply to your
letter. e We have already published both of
these latter.
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COURT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA-IN HANOVER COUNTY
' COURT. FEBRUARY 10. ls70.-iS THE
MATTER OF tbs ESTATE OF WILLIAM J.
CHI DRESS. DECEASED-kX PARTE.-A re-
port of The accounts of Charles W. Chlldress, adj
minisiralOr or Will. m j. Childress deceased hay
Ing been FED In the Office OF This court. under chap
Ter 1913 of the Code of irginia, edition OF 1878,
and also report OF The debts and demands against
said drccGeut his estate. and more than TWO years
having elapsed since The date OF the order conrrlpg
authority upon the saii administrator. on motion OF
William l.. Chldress and others. lcentecs OF said
tate. IL Is ordered that the creditors Of said Will
j. Chiress do show cause, If any they can, on the
first cay of the May tam, 1870, before This court,
agaiuSt the payment aud delivery of the estate OF
The said William j. thildrcss. deceased, 10 his lega.
tees without requiring rcfundiug fond.
AMI IL Ii further ordered HAT copy Of this order
he published once week for four success Give weeks
III the Richmond DisDatch a.ii another copy post
i'd ut the f-ont door Hanover county our.-hauSc
on The FIRST day OF two successive terms OF said
court. 49,. s,I, .,..s.4.-..
4 copy-teSte: :. -
,t..,.1: - BURNLEY TAYLOR, deputy Clerk.
r. II. CARDTELL, Counsel, = { NH 6tTh4W
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99-CEST STORE.
TUST RECEIVED AT THE .E
a9.CENT STORE,
COS BROAD STREET,

the greatest variety OF BASKETS We have ever
....,. ....... . shown. .,
WORK-BASkETS 1T so. so, IS, and 9ec.;
STASD-RaSKETS at 99c.: also, a few very fine
I ones at $1.9S: '..'@ -.
LUNCH and MAREET-BASKETS from 95c. up
FLOWER BASKETS from sc. up; =
WILLOW NURSERY-f'UAIRS;
CANE-RUCkEItSf for childrcn--new styles;
BlRD-CAGES of every description: .-.. -.-
Also, BREEDING. CAGES and MOCEIEG-EIRD
CAGES ut all prices;
TINWhRE of all Kinds;
CAkE-DoXEs and GROCEnY-BOXEs, al! sizes
aIi,l prices. from 26c. mp TO g:
Fine JAPPASNED TEA-TRAYS, all sizes, from
II fU26 inch,s: .-.a 5, ~ -.
CRUMB-PAES ard BRUSHES; a:. .....t
.'uILDREh'a TADLE-TR..YS;
CAeE-Bt u.s. with LOCKS: '.@t .''
Large ST OP-BUCKETSat 75c.: =. f.-....-.
TN SETS from 1885 u, TO $3.50; *
OF al kinds.
he Ipost complete assortment We have ever
offered. We have received III tie last two G;,ps m
immense variety Of goods Tor our FlvE.CENT
COUNTER. uur fnil assortment Of FIVE-Cf NJ
TlNWAhE ppw on hand. besi:es numerous addi-
,ms. &c" sooas coming in every day; Gil! and
i Ca ulosue free. d tap3l n 505B ross. street:
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STATE or NEW YORK. 'iif

STATE or NEW YORK. tIiN ~
NEW YORK, S.: WE ~
D,r ,ELi1N s w. D Of ,nc :nooN ,,
sURASCE CnNpASY, beta: iuH ~ w., -s.. 80 "
say, ana each f.r hsm'rli '"' az r.iar.Ia'. s.
sboye-,!escrIbcd officers uf !.' ~"' - Al. ,hr o.
that on the 3l>t day of iecria - ...t.. .utsT'
going described Assets "err ''f A. conn lN II.
tn, aid company. ire" AID $50 f..,. -.l'v..
c'a!uiS Thereon, except - ~ ,ia. sts. GO
that the for. goiu- statement ~" r,a lmi 1.'".
explanations here un" aiur\''', 49,. -Ee 's.
cAhoi, ut sll the 'iah II ! = az. ... .,'..- o.
81. bu .>ef,ruts. and ~ I'' - -.r.l - ~.
affairs %. The said com,paaN az -, r-,. % as '
Dcce T. bee ia.t and !or The H,"' - Il Il ,rl q.
WWiiii..Li.iiiE "rI, ,,'.. b.
Subscribed and sworn ~ u'lo'' 49,
OF February, A. ID. 1879. ,,,,y uil.t"...,
Commissioner for Vlt@t"ls II ,''
THOMAS NJ. ALEGiESO s'H, ',..,....
NH SIG. No, North rep'h ''''''' 49,
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FsI,s0AUGres sc-paHTNERsgEaT

RICHMOND VA. April !, 1879
w il HAVE wills DAY PURCHASED
y from MILLS K ~AMrELS ali their SrO' X,
FIXTURES, AND GOOI:-N III Ia the husi;:n-S.
talrIy conducted By Them III S23 Main sticc, Rich
mHud. Va.
CHARLES n. PRICE. for nearly three years with
MILLS Il S.tMUEI.S. will have entire charge Of The
business and will tnCic;,yor 10 give The same sails
faction All! raintain the gnnd reputation at the old
lrm. WILLIAM \. PRICE Il BROTHER.
succc. sOrs 10 Mills i SaniuelS.
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i. R.ince Bismarck was born On tie 1st OF
Ap.il, 1914, He has therefore list com.
ple'ed his sixty-fifib year; and lie is no
April fool, either. -lierQtd. :
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In retiring from business we take this occasion 10
thank inr pmllc for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon for The raSi thrr" Years. aud cheer
fully mend tic new firm 10 old customers
ASSURING them that ihc firm will Eav4 the
advantages in purchasin. TEAS and CHINESE and
JAPANESE GOODS that The old firm Possessed.
Respectfully, MILLS MUELS.
n n Str
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We ere requested to say that Senator's
JOHN W. DAaiaI ind c. T. s,nFH Will meet
hessrs. Massey ~ i and RIDDLrReEeEa Of Abe
marie Goart next Monday. ..s. .,,. fts.1 /; /.
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spEcrsn n0rrcEs.
n THE CHEAPEST YETI

. y -. s {. /. s-z
Nice styles Of DREss GOODS at Sleeper yard
worth IKE;
WIDE CRASH ToWELLING at &C. per YARD
worth 10c.;
BLACK ELASTIC BELTS at 3oc., would be Cheap
Mt SOC; -.
WIDE DLAcK GRAPE, for Wells, ut - per yard
weytb. 60; --1.,.-,s.
TORCU0E LACES 1t very low prices;
HAMP uRG. EDGINGsj and lNsERT1NGs-the
largest variety In this city. II you want choice
n.tterus don't buy until you have seen our
stock;
WHITE QUILTS at Soc, Zoe, 81, sl.25, 81 90
sl.75, %, and up to sl2-all very cheap
CURTAIN MUSLIN at Zoe. per yard worth 20c.;
PURE LINEN IRT-DosOMs ut loo. worth
40c.;
FLOOR olL-CLoTII. two yards wide, at 7oc per
yard worth S1.25:
LAIGE-sIZE LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS 1t
$3.50 dozen worth So;
EXrRA-F1NE HUCkABACK TOWELS with
darnask borders at 81 per dozen worth SO;
EXTRA LARGE COLURED QUILTS at $50
worth $3.50;
LAsIDREQuIN LACE at soc. per yard worth
5Or.;
LACE BED.sPREADs, with PILLOW. SHAMS
to match. At IS for the set wort% So;
TIDES at 15c. worth CSC: Al soc. worth 75c. at
Coo worth 81 at 81 worth $3.50;
Genuine HANDMADE LINEN TORCHOE TT.
| DIES Mt 1.5O worth 80:
A large assortment of HOSE and GLOVES Of Tie
| laeSt style:
WHITE and RED-CIlECK MATING ut 1Gs.c
per ward;
Grca. bargains In HANDKEfCIIIEFS for gentle
! men and ladies':
! PRINCES. BUNTINGS. and DRESS-JRlM-
MISGS very low. ~ LEVY bRNIliEKS,
| lCl7 and 1919 Main street.
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nav ssooDs.
SP II q Il O obs.
COURTNEY POWELL
have no " In store corr p,ctc assortment OF

Il
COURTNEY & POWELL
have nov In store corr plctc assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
10 which they invite The attention Of The public
CassIIER Els FOR men aud boys frorn'25c. 10 So
BLACK CAsHsIEREs from 3oc to sl.2' per
yard;
BLACK HENRIETTA froms1 10 $3.50 per yard !,
BLACK MOUsLIS:
BUSTISGS, all shades and qualities;
LINENS Of all kinds;
A bargain in BLEACHED TABLE-DAMASK al
50c.; -
Largest stock OF HOSIERY 10 the city;
UNDERWEAR for Isdics men, and children;
PhRhSOLS, KID GLOVES;
SILK and FACE TIES;
Beautiful SHETLAND SHAWLS;
Flu stock Of DOMESTtCS,
and Slany other desirable goods 4.
We guarantee our prices to BE as low as any IN '"'
,ah n6-3u, between Fourth and Filth.
THE LOWEST PRICES ON DRY
street BhRGAiNS RECEIvED DAILY. JUS,
or.ncd. NEW and STYLISH bREss GOODS al
aL AL DUNTINGs, in all .hadcs, st a2'l and
The new newest shades III CnLORED sATINs; special
Han ps so:s an a BLaCK CNsiMe RE at 40e.
| 5 plcces ALI. Wool ut 45f 3 pieces NJ Cue.
worth 75c.. ut T. c. worth 9nc:
below their value: 500 pieces "oESiED
| FEING.ts- an aucrion lott; *, 10 and DC;
| COO rairs so,A TWU.BUTTON KID GLOVES. ~
| all co,rs. ut S:jc.: 800 pairS TWU-BGTION
| KIDS at IS. The bcsi 81 Il ID IL ih- city.
| LACE IITTS aud LhCE-TDP GLOVES III en-
| tlrciy new designs. ~ low price:
| so pieces YARD VIDE PE3CALES 1T Che:
! ) 0 pieces VICTORIA LAWEStrom an nuci ion SIZE;
| 20 nitces STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS 1T Toe.
worth DC: - .
All tie lrc il Z b:ard; Of CDTTONS 1T the follow
Ing prices: IialI0wclI, Gi:c.: Androscoe@in
re. Frut-of-iic-Loom, et5c.; Davoi, &C.;
| WanSuit1. lGtc.
! YAED-WiDE BROWN COTTON. 41,c:
| BLEhCIiEH and BROWN SliEEilE6S 1t cor
rtsrGn'iir::iy !ow rric"s.
Don't fell to look III sc. counter. Many ne"
ami useful article. jus: added 1T ~
MIMI DEMOREST'S PATTERNS OF TuENEW
Spring; STYLES jl>t ycc,v"d; also. "NfiAT TO
| WE. ATs " aud "pUnTECLlO." Catalogues free.
NH "A
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MT COHEN BROTHERS invite tic
public generally 10 attend The SPRING OPENING;
on MONDAY. March l>t. when they viii c%hihi
he NEST complete a:sorimrEi Of DRY GOODS even
exhibited IL this state, and AZ price, that viii ts'oh
jh all ,,c,,
ar WOOL Erm.ingS al Sc. reg liar price 2Ic.;
AI!-I.in II 1:un!in2 - i2'3c. regular pre-. lSc.:
AI!-W"n! Cashmere, 40 inches wide, ut 1ic r%S"i'i
>li-Woo Camelet!c,54 inches "id:,a a: 81 regular
price !: 80: .
Sik-WurD Henrietta At Csc. pe;Ilar price !: 10
GRAPES.
Con n Ens!i.i >rsp"a 81 % wo'th E.:.2j:
CourIrl'!': EnaIisa Grape at S2-caunot be bou;n'
Tor le ; Tia" ~ SILKS.
III Black silks we are 20 per cent. less team any
'i"u>c IN III CITY;
ronnc eros d. Naors at !: l.23 worth fully :l.7j
i,onmct', F.ilr l:ichc It; Si.lS WORT In,i' 81.
Guinri's SILVER Glo ut ! Is wor full" $50;
Guinris Mnr',lnt Il: ! 50 wa"lh fully 20
Gal cts Iriplcy at :...2J " Drth fully $50:
Guin"t> eros dc III c SILK, in black ana coiorcd, at
S;riyc and Checked silks from 5nc. 40 to 81. en-
brac ~ TIC best iSsortm nj OF styles and coo"s
ever cNhiintc1 in th> city:
Our >tock If Br"ctdc SILKS embraces ali The novel
ties n t!icy ar E!oIn
WHITE GOODS.
We have cxtraorllnary Inducements TO Offer In
Che Mus ln:a &C. worth f.. I. CO.. worth
20c.:
FrrHrh Elrs1nk In checked. at zoe wcrth &C.;
\ iu!l assortment of White Lace NsinS"nkS:
ri IN Linen III 30. 81 o. and Acc. worth iuiiy ~
per ccnt. ;iICEr. ..
TOWELS.
AZ! linen Towels Ut s. y. l2l!. AMI lJc.;
Our ZOE. Towel i, fu;y worth See:
Oar satin iii CEi.n IGwcls a, 7Ic. are i.e Hi!a'
SON, St goods c"cr brought 10 lhIi niarkct.
HOSIERY.
Our assortment OF Hosiery (of which we max" spc
cal;y) Is Unsurpassed. We have all c.tlHr' ;tii'!
siz-S. rauEn2 in prices from De- to 5000 pair
SIX a!iI lis-Thrtad Hose. In black and coorcI- ut
greatly REDUCED prices:
See our SHIT UnD:cachc DAlbrsgln Hose,
tlitcc par, for 3Cc
KID GLOVES.
LcrOy's Seamless. hest Fl We sold ia This market.
rc,ccd 8, : II. former priccSl CD:
= fun surtm IL OF ricra shades. i'll - j. i ana
& Lut,ois--cc air 5Or. 'I;it'iiN:
Our -:ccs of !i-lr-Thrc.t Gnvr> embraces all th;.
Partisan novelties il !.ac". M"N!c:t:I, irocatcll.
AID Hand Mcsn-- III lengths.
RIBBONS.
see our No. Gros-lirain ana Satin III 15".. aud no.
j. Il: lSc.-t >,l:'.c.:
IIamhurs> in al; In" new de- igis. running lii price
from %. 10 $50 per yard.
LACES. TAELE-LINE<S. ans, all Tie Eovelics
in PARASrLS just received 1T
NH 20 COHEN BEOTllEH>'.
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E7Ig'EE.i EETS.

DICIlMOED MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular wrcnlv soircc will take place at Mo-
Fart Hall THIS (rhur:iayl EVENING AT g.!
O'clock. Admission omiv premiership or INVITA-
tion-cartIS. which must bc presented At III. door.
Member: can Obtain nviIation-rar'S on application
at WAITS mus:c->tcrc, No. $40 Main street.
ja 3-1h
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bG. .t1,!a:T .aa5 -atnla,io nj o2alit,s,
u assss s:npp liz l..;t. !! ,sioaa,} II am
,o".I .eea y ,a;anh ~ ~, haG el:al.oi!
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Jz7E.iE..E.1 v.s:EGEs;

5z7g.iE.. E!':ESES.
A TTENTION, COMPANY "G.'-3
"A Assemble at y0Hr nr:nniy THIS (Thur Gay)E
NIGHT. hpri' Sd promptly 1T o'clock. Ever! ~
member : required! ~ attend IL
By order Of Captain =. " ToMLIESnE.
I. j. DANCE,
an31t* First Sergeant.
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CsgILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
LIVERY STAs:E.EG.

ENCHANGE-, LIVERY. a u IN
NJ Subsidiaries AND RICHMOND ~
BhZAAIt. lI3S AID lilo FitANkLiN STREET.
ain now prepared. with misirr Gts.cu facility. H.
BOARD HORSES By TIL; DAY, WEEK, or
0tDSTII.
special rates TO dr0vers. and every accommodating
EXTENDED them for tbs transaction 0G their ba,i
ness.
In connection witt, the stables haze established
Bazaar for Inc SALE BY AUCTION OF HORSES
MULES. VEHICLES Of all kinds. HARNESS
SADhL ES. BRIDES. ROBFS. WHIPS. &c.
Auction DAYS: WEDNESDAY AMI SATUR.
DAY At Ii O'Clock A.
JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprietor.
G. s. ALLEN, Manager.
g. &. EUkTON. Aurttoreer. de-