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siderable quantity Of cord. wood was burned

siderable quantity Of cord-wood was burned.
Charlotte Christian (colored) was arrested
In Chesterfield last week charged with
lIDacy. She was committed 10 Jail.
There are two Iunatics In the county jap
at present.
There are twenty inmates In the Chester
field poor-house. This Is the average mum.
Der for The months during the past year.
The Hastings Conrf will meet next Mon-
day. There ore no criminal eases on the
docket thi, term.
The City Council will meet tonight at 8
o'clock.
Nothing has been dope at the Mayors
Court this wees.
Several buildings are going up in the up.
per part of the city.
The Chesterfield County Court has ad-
iourned for the term. II was in session
only two days.
The meeting held at the Methodist church
Wednesday night relative 10 church iI-
provement adjourned without taking any
action.
The Chesterfield County Court did not
grant licenses 10 the liquor-dealers at the
last term. They will be granted at the next
term Of The court.
The Board Of Super ylsors viii meet on
the 26ih instant at the county-court house.
The fence-law question will be considered.
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ARCUBIsHOP GIBBONs'S FAREWELL DIN
NER AND PLEASANT REUNION.-[ Baltimore
Sun, yestei day. ]-ArchbishOp Gibbons en-
tertained the clergy Of the diocese at fare
well dinner at the Archepisc0pal residence
Yesterday, in view OF his departure for
Rome in few days. The company COM
prised seventy of the leading clergy Of the
diocese, among whom were the pastors OF
churches in Baltimore, Washington, George
town, and other places, presidents and pro-
fes,ors in the various colleges-George-
town, Woodstock, st Sulpce, Loyola, 81.
Mary's, and other well-known seats Of learn
ing: the heads Of the different oIderS-Re-
demptorists, Jesuits, and others.
In the midst OF the flow OF social senti-
meut and good feeling a surprise was pre-
pared for the Archbishop. Rev. Francis L.
Boyle, OF Washington, on the part OF the
clergy, begged the Archbishop's acceptance
of a package containing handsome sum OF
money for his personal use while abroad.
Rev. Mr.. Boyle accompanied the presenla'
tion with eloquent expressions OF the love
and regard Of those he represented for their
RishoD. with earnest wishes for pleasant
VOYAGE and safe return OF himself and COM
nanjons. The Archbishop replied in htting
terms. and the company were deeply al
fected by bis kind and sympathetic WORDS
for the clergy and their various charges.
Archbishop Gibbons will leave New YORK
in the CITY OF Chester next Thursday. Ills
companions will be Rev. Bernard j. Nc.
Manus. who has been the fcllow-traVeller oi
so many of the Archbishop's predecessors
on similar Journeys; Rev. John Foley, VINO
was educated in Rome; and Rev. AlIred
A Curtis. secretary to the Archbishop.
Rev. Mr.. Van De Vyyer, OF Harpers Ferry
will be OF the party as far as BeIslum,
where bis parents live.
The Archbishop will be absent three OF
four months only. He will go to New YORK
a day or two in advance OF the 22d, haVlng
business TO attend TO there.
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DELEGATES TO THE STAUNr0N CONvEN-
TIox.-At several of the ward meetings
Wednesday night the delegates to the Staun-
ton Republican Convention were not ap-
pointed Until after midnight. The delegates
selected are all believed to be in favor OF
Grant for President. Madison Ward sends
two SETS OF delegates 10 Staunton. Whicn
will be received remains 10 be seen. Bo'h
delegations, however, are conndent OF
being able TO 60 into the Convention. The
following are the delegates whose names
were not published in yesterdays issue /:
Peter willis (colored), from Monroe Ward ;
Thomas Nelson (colored) Marshall Ward I;
William II. Carter (colored), Clay Ward /;
and Captain Josiah Crump, from jackson
Ward. Nelson is an anti-Mabone man,
willis is claimed by both factions of the
Republican party, Carter and Crump are
III is said for the unpledged ticket.
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HENRICO NEws.-In the HenrcO County
Court yesterday (Judge Waddill presiding).
Fritz Keck, who was found guilty OF two
charges of selling liquor on Sunday. was
fined go in each. In default OF payment
be was committed to Jail. Keck has been
indicted by the grand jury for selling
liquor without license, and for this Of
fence be will be tried tomorrow.
Frank Sherry, who was found guilty Of
four scperate charges OF selling liquor on
Sunday, failing to make bis appearance al
court yesterday, writ citing him 10 ap'
pear Saturday was placed ia he bands Of
tie sheriff.
Frank HOlzgrecfe was fined so for sell.
ing liquor on Sunday. a n0lte prOSequ
was entered IN eight cases against him Iol
failing to turn the Moffett-register crank.
Judge Waddil will probably appoint the
judges Of election for the ensuing year next
Saturday.
The court is expected to adjourn for the
term early next week. IL will not be in
session to-day, but will meet again tO-mor-
row at III O'Clock. All the criminal cases
on docket have been disposed Of.
The County Supervisors meet tomorrow
at Il O'Clock at the courthouse. THIS body
has no regular time for holding meetings.
The interest which was once manifested
in the poor-house question seems TO have
died ont somewhat.
About $1,000 was paid out to the over
seers OF the roads at this term OF the court
| This is tue annual appropriation.
| Thomas Palmer (c0lored) who was com
mitted to the county Jail for an unlawful as
slut. was released from imprisonment yes
tcrday, after serving term Of one month
Several uuimp0rtant cases have been dis
posed OF by magistrates during the pas
week. The cases were heard at the county
courthouse.
Two riage-licenses-one whichever
issued By the clerk Of the County Cour
Wednesday.
The National Republicans Of Henrico
who are opposed TO the unpledged electOra
ticket, have not decided when they vii
hold the meeting to appoint delegates TO tn
Stanton Convention IN opposition 10 tn
| Rra0itlstcr Republicans.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy followed by clear
ing weather, southerIy winds veering 10
colder northwesterly, higher barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, increasing
cloudiness followed by rain areas, warm
southeasterly winds, followed in the north
ern portion by rising barometer and colder
noriherly winds.
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THE PIRATES OF PEyZANCE.-Tbe sale OF
reserved seats for the Pirates OF Penzance
viii commence at the Theatre box-Office
and at Johnston's music-sfore.
The plot turns OH the adventures OF set
OF very mythical pirates on The Cornish
coast. who are so excessively ,epder-hearted
that their business Is rather improbable.
One OF the members Of the basd II q youth
named Frederic, who Is appreUiced TO the
pirates until bis tweniy-6rst birthday. He
IA beloved by the maid OF nll work OF the
band. mature damsel names Ruth,
whom he almost promises to- marTJ.
AT tbs iuDcture a bevy OF the faiy
daughters OF Maior-GeneraI StaUley ap-
pear on The scene, and Frederic.
who has never seen any other woman
than Ruth, is overcome by their beauty and
by sense OF the iniquity OF his calling Ut
The same time, and offers himself a wiling
sacrifice 10 any one of the troupe who will
take him. In spite OF not unreasonable
desire to be married, none OF the young
damsels can reconcile themselves to becom-
ing a pirates wife, and all refuse, when
suddenly Mabel. the youngest daughter, ap-
pears and announces her intention OF un-
dertaking the reformation OF the poor
young man. They embrace, and things are
satisfactorily arranged. The Maior-General
then appears on the scene, and the first act
ends with surprise by the pirates, who
are about 10 hustle their prizes of. when
the Major-General informs the leader that
he is an orphan, whereupon the pirates.
struck with contrition, grant him and his
children their liberty.
In the second act Frederic is about TO
start with detachment OF policemen 10 ar
rest bis former comrades when the pirate
king and Ruth appear and prove to him by
indubtable evidence that his term OF APP
premiership has not yet expired, owing TO
the fact that he vas born on the 29th OF
February, and will not, therefore, have
reached his twenty-irst birthday until 1910.
Overwhelmed by this announcement, aud
torn by his love for Mabel, conflicting with
his ever present sense OF duty, Frederic
wayers, and finally decides that duty COM
mands him TO fulfil his term OF inden-
ture, and therefore, to reioin the pirates.
After he has done so, his comrades de-
eide 10 undertake the capture OF Major
General Stanley, who they discover is
not an orphan after all, and Frederic Is
forced to accompany them. While in the
act OF carrying off the General they are at
tackled by the police squad, whom they
vanquisb. The Sergeant OF Police, how
ever, summons them TO surrender in the
name OF Queen Victoria, and their Driton
| loyalty consiralns them 10 acquiesce. There
upon Ruth announces that the pirates are
all noblemen in disguise, and the Major
General is only too glad to marry his daugh-
tiers to the lordly buccaneers; and all ends
merrily, as well-conditioncd burlesque
should.
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IT COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OPEN on
MONDAY
MONDAY

q picccs Of BLACK SATIN DF LION;
90 pieces FRENCH NOVELTY DRESS GOODS,
Including some Of the bsndsomest goods manu-
featured In Lyons;
An eolors Of FRENCH BUNTINGS;
Full lines Of BLACK AND CoLORED CAMEL'S-
HAIR in spring textures;
CASHMERE DE LONDRE, IN light aud dark
shades, 4O.inch wide, at 40c.;
N.o tie largest stock Of BLACK AND COLORED
SILKSuow ofg, red in the state:
Tpn lines Of SATIN. in black and celored, includ-
irgall the various delicate tints;
Best ALL WOOL BUNTING.i in black and colored
at 25c.;
NOME BUNTINGS in black and cclored
In MOURNING GOODS they offer every variety of
styles and Quaiiy;
Also, large variety Of SUMMER SILKS in new
designs;
Also their own importation, 7j pieces WHITE
LEsEN DE CRGANDIE- nen. and one or The
showiest aui iIaa,isoIDcst goods oGered-langing
from % TO 6Vc. yard;
Also, several new lines Of CORSETS; Besides many
other new and desirable goods. ap10
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MEETING OF ALUMNI OF RICHMOND COL
LEGg To-NIGHT AT GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.-As will he seen from an adyer-
tiscmeut in another column, there will be Il
meeting OF The Alumni and other old stu
dents Of Richmond College at Grace-Street
Baptist church tonight to consider how
best the resident Alumni can cooperate with
the deter Memorial Committee IN securing
funds TO build the proposed Jeter-Memorlal
Hall. This i. meeting ia which all the old
students and friends OF the college should
feel a deep interest.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. At night ii was cloudy and threat
enug.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ. 62 ;
0 A. NJ, ~; noon. So; Z. NJ, So; g L.
NJ. S3; midnight, 20.
Meaa temperature, 20 Sc.
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PROFESSOR MACALLIsrER AT THE THEA
TRE.-Professor Macallister, the wizard,
appeared at the Theatre last night. After
peiforming Il number OF tricks he dis
iributed some very useful household pre-
sents to those in the audience who drew
luckily numbers when purchasing their
tickets. Charles Keller, OF No. POI Cherry
street. drew the $50 cash prize.
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TIE GRAND ENcANPNENr OF ODD El-
Iows.-rhe Grand EDcampment OF odd-
Fellows assembled in annual session yesler-
day. The following officers were e'ecteq
John ]. Williams, grand patriarch; A, H.
Courtney, grand high priest; F.; W. ni,, Mll.z,
Grand senior warden; VI. A. Haas, gran'i
iunlor warden; Hugh Latham grand
scribe; r. c. Fletcher, grand treasurer a.nnea
5. Inge, g1and outside sentinel; \; =.
Wbiiehurst, grand marshal; Jacob II. ROD
inson, representative 10 The SOVEREIGN r
Grand Lodge OF the United States: lne
Grand Encampment adjourned sine de
Yesterday evening.
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FOREIGN SmPPERs.-The York River
Line bas, in connection with ocean lines,
made arrangements by which the foreign
shippers Of Richmond can at any time get
through bills OF lading and guaranteed
rates 10 Liverpool, London, Antwerp, Rot
terdam, and other foreign places.
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OFFrRIyGs on 'CHANGE.-The following
il statement Of the offerings at the Corn
and Flour Exchnnge for the nine months
commencing July /, 1879, and ending
March 81, 1880: Wheat, white, s2,572 bush
els: red, 79s,1G1 bushels. Corn, white
i7s,766 bushels; mixed, G3,93O bushels
straw -colored, $50 bushels; yellow, 3,SO2
bushels; on the cob. 1s2 bushels. Oats
lg2 sos bushels; rye. 2.Sl4 bushels; meal
G. .0S4 bushels; peas. 3,06S bushels; orchard
grass seed, 1859 busbel,; beans, 4l9 bush
el.. buckwheat, So bushels; potatoes, l..
4o3 bushels; clover-seed, Sc bushels; baled
oaIs. Il bales milet. l6 bushels; uill-ieed,
2s. 600 pounds; middlings, 1870 barrels; ; par
lev. 40 bushel.; shucks, 10 bales; peanuts,
200 bushels; dried apples, Is bushels +;
timothy-seed, bushels; ilaxseed, 30 Ou>h'
els: -four, 362' barrels; baled hay' 20 oale''
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SpFspAl. veTtCE3.
Nx~ GRAND OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
sYCLE BROTHERS..
sprspAI. vaTscrS.
EVERY DEPARTMENT is NOW COMPLETE

We have foil line OF BLACK CACTFMIREs from
SOC. TO al per yard. Our 80. 90, and csc.
CACHtMiRE Is the best ever shown in Rich
mond.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT in Black and colored-
We are ssling an excellent BLACK SILK at
81. our sl.25 BLACK SILK Is of very supe.
rior q0ali,y.
We also have a full line Of BLACK and CoLoRED
In BL ACK aud COLoRED BUNTiNGe we have a
fnll assortment, and at prices 10 suit anybody
and everybody.
Don't faiI to look at our LINEN SHEETfNGs.
They were bought at that large recent sale In
New York, and we are selling Them very cheap.
We have also a full line OF DRESS LINEN at as
tulshingiy low figures, ringing from 10 TO 25c.
per yard-lO per cent. less Than regular price.
500 pieces Of NEW DRKsS GOODS from 2k to
76c.. aud an entire new Tot Of LACE BUNT-
lN6S, ana a fun line of TURKISH DRESS
GOODS.
In MATING. OII.-CIOTH. WINDOWS HADrS,
and LACE CURTAINS we have an entire floor,
and at prices that win suit every body.
500 FRENCH and AMERICAN CORSETS rangiu q
nom 37kc. To S1.75.
just opened an ntire ne w lot OF HOSIERY, StlET-
LAND sIIAWLS, PARASOLs. ana SUN-UM-
BsELLAS. Among Them You Will lind some
new designs.
Materials for Spring Sackings-Such as CAMEL'S-
HAIR aud TURKISH MELTON.
500 patterns Of NEW HAMBURG EDGINGS aud
ISSERTINGS from the lowest 10 the finest.
In LACE we have a large variety Of orr own lm-
pOftalI0n-sucn as iOift ~ Ia NOO Educ
BRETON ITALIAN, and VALEN-
CIENNES.
Another lot OF those EVERLASTING TRIM.
NlNGS as cheap as they ever were before.
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRlED SlllRTS-al
OF our own manufacture.
LADItS' UNDERGARME ENTS-Thls department
Is In the entire charge OF some OF our lad,
clerks, aud we are selling these goods at les:
than You could buy the material. They are
handsomely trimmed and we'll made.
Don't tail 10 visit SYCLE BROTHERS.,
NH 29-tod 3l1 Broad street.
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POLICE COURT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed OF at The Police Court yesterday ::
Cora Barber (colored), charged with un-
lawfully stealing sundry articles from Mar
garet Johnson. Continued until to-day.
William Morton (colored). charged with
creating disturbance at political meet
ing on Navy Hill. Continued until to-mor-
row.
Elizabeth johnson, Mary Brown, and
Isaiah Lewis (colored), for unawfuIly
abusing and assaulting Fannie Williams.
Discharged.
Charles Strother, Caroline Strother, and
Nellie Winston tcoIored), charged with I'M
lawfully assauting and threatening to kill
Jack Strotber. Discharged.
Jack Sirother (colored), for assauting and
beating Caroline Sirother; Joseph Bailey
(colored). for unlawfully assaultiDg and
beating Victoria Jackson. Discharged.
Moses Smith, charged with stealing sun
dry articles OF the value OF 81 from Isaiah
Gregory. Continued until to-day.
A Farrenich, for beng drunk, was fined
81.
Henry Myers, j. b. Charles, w. d. Suth-
erland. Charles Hill. and Moses Taylor,
charged with standing their backs on the
street at place other than that designated
by the Mayor, were discharged with an adj
mOnition.
Henry Pannell (colored), charged with
using indecent language Oh the street. Dis
CHARGED,
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STEAM-ENGINEs.

HORIZONTAL STEAM-ENGINES, va
III It0us sizes, all In perfect order; GOVERN
orr, HEATERS, aud PUMPS attached, some
having fink for reversing The pulley, others turn
Ing the pulley way only. For sale at 70l Green-
wieh street. New York.
New York. mn 24'lm
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CoyyIcrs REcEyED.-The following con-
,;cts yere received at the penitentiary yes
,erday: Thomas Warner, from Alexandra
two year, for burglary. and William Cole
from Compbell county, four years for horse
steaiin0
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RfBEKAH REHEARsAL.-The young la
dies and gentlemen who are to assist In Ke'
bekah have been requested TO meet to-
night at 8 O'Clock for rehearsal, at Ramos u
Noses's music-store, 9l4 Main street.
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NJ. ELLYsoS q co., advertising agents, insert ad
vertisements In all of the newspapers Of the UniiGf
Sta.es at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dfs
patch countinK-room will receive prsmpt attep
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FLOUR FOR RIO.-The American bark
Maggie V. nugg cleared AT the custom
house yesterday for Rio de Janeiro with
cargo OF 5000 barrels OF flour, valued at
SOC coo
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We HAVE BEEN lately appointed agents for the
celcbr2;ed "EMPiRE" WIIsKEY. This i fui.
proof doub e-stamp Whiikey made or pure rye. II
is rich and mellow, and Is admirably suited for me.
dicnal and family sse. Our price sor this high grade
spirit is only 1925 per gallon.
W. ID. BLAIR 4 Co.,
Mai ctr
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Trimmings. NOTIONS. dc.
HuizLER BROTHERS.

HUiZLER BROTHERS.
- 525 BROAD STREET.
AbI.:siLk CHENILLE aud Jky fRlkGEs az
z2e worth Abe; ALL-siLK CHENILLE
iRlAGES a. 50c.--chrapesi In the United
rssles; our 75c., IL aud el.50 FRINGES are
tos ehtapest ever shown In this city; COLORED
SALL.slLk PRINCES at 45e. worth Doc: I:
,OLOktD ALr,-sILk CHENILLE FRlNGES
~ S0c. worth sI.25: the largest and hand
somes assortment OF FANCY BUTTONS ia The
,iiyj VALtNcfENNEs LACEs at 1Oc., l0c.'
<pe.. aud 25c. per dozen. worth double; VAlS-
EACIENNEs LACEs at soc. 81. ~, and -
Per d5zen. which are hargains; .oLOkED
LAIE MITTs ~ 35c. worth DOc:; ALL-siLh
LACE MITIs at soc. worth 75e.: BLACK
sgiITS tall SIX at 25e.; CREAM COLOR
smilTs Tor children and misses Tan kiih, al
-. zoe. worth sl.z5. 4 call j. solicited
Ahs lafxesi stock ofFAsHIONABLEh hlLltN Ell
prices. ap IA
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FINANCIAL.

T ANCASTER & LUCKE,
STOCK BROKERS',
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO
lll5 MAIN STREET.
SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD ON COMMISSION FOR CASH OR ON
MARGIN.
STOCKS SOLD AT AUCTION WHEN DE-
etpPn fe 14-3m
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p.rnoy REFUSED Governor yes'er'
day refused 10 pardon Benjamin Reid, who
was convicted In the Corporation Court oI
Norfolk for larceny and sentenced 10 tnree
years In the penItenlury'
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II CHAMPAGNE.

just receiving shipment OF tlai celebrated PRE-
Mltkk sERRE and GRAND WIN IMPERIAL
ChAaPAGSE-b)ib wines selected for me with
sfsatesre. Price same as heretofore.
az 3-2w OSCAR CRANZ.
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PERsONAL-BRlEF ITEMs.-jIr. William
TavlOr Thom, who has been lying danger
Ousy i'll at the residence Of his kinsmln,
DR.. Ross. on Franklin street, suffered the
amputation OF his right leg OH Monday last.
1t will he remembered that mr. Thorn was
painfully injured while hOrseback-ridng ut
HOllins Institute some two months since.
Every effort was made to save the dislocated
limb, but it was found necessary in order
TO save life to take it off Just above the
knee. The result has so far been very sue
cessfu, ard Lie naCy f.'icrdc, while sympa-
thziug with him in so sad loss, will be
pleased TO learn that there is every prospect
OF his early restoration to health.
The Mu Sigma Rho and Philologian Lite
rary Societies will have public debate in
the Richmond College chapel tonight at 8
O'Clock. The ladies have been especially in
vited to be present.
The Hastings court was engaged yeSter-
day III trying civil cases. 1t will meet
again to-day. Monday next the criminal
docket will be recalled.
Quite 4 number OF farmers from various
parts of the State visited the Tobacco Ex-
change yesterday.
Very little loose tobacco has been sold at
the warehouses in the city this week. The
season is wellnigh over.
The fines collected in the Police Court
| thi, month will amount TO very little.
The city ambulance was called yesterday
afternoon to attend sick sailor near the
Old Dominion whaIyes. He was taken sud
denly i'll. and had TO be carried to the Re-
treat for the Sick.
Only one schooner arrived at Richmond
yesterday, and none sailed.
The silverware which Sergeant Hal
found few days ago while executing
search-warrant was identified yesterday as
the property CT Mr.. Il. II. Fox. The arti
Giles were stolen from Mr.. FoX's house
about one month AGO.
Tbe eases against about three hundred
merchants and businessmen for allowing
their signs to hang over the pavement, II
violation OF the city ordinance. were dis
missed in the Police Court yesterday morn
! ing.
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OPTICIANS.

Two REGAIN YOUR SIGHT >rsssssssee.,
-, FOR 25c.. W ~
~ ~, y AZ 12S Broad street and get pair Of sPECIA.
s'sbs or EYEGLASSES. A large assortment of
superior qastiiy always on hand. Prices from zoe.
upward. hxhfuily adjusted 20 The eye by
q, e.. WAITER,
Ffaciieal oDiietan. Matchmaker. and JeweIitr,
kx5 Broad street lagent for W. II. Cowardnl
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WILL Not REPLY.-Auditor Massey VIII
not send reply TO Treasurer linsIey'
Iptlpr.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

GEORGES VASHON & son, y. W., two West
End lots on Plum street between Main ana
Cary.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, l0b A. NJ, at his ware
roo ms furniture, mattresses, tin. ware &c.
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AN USEN ENTs.
DiCHMOND THEATRE.


DlCHMOND THEATRE.
Sfr. POWELL has the honor 10 announce an ell
gagement for four nights only, commencing
MONDAY APRIL 10TH.
with
DOYLY CARTE'S OPERA COMPANY,
IN the new opera. wheis has achie.ed "A success be-
yood all precedent at the Flfh Avenue THEATRE
New Y0rs.
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE: OR, THE
SLAVE OF DUTY.
BY W. g. Gilbert and Arthur sullivan, author and
composer Of f" pinafore."
The company. consisting of
FIFTY ARTISTS,
have been carefully rehearsed under the perseDal
direction Of the authors, Messrs. Gilbert ani Sui
van. The scenery Is new. and painted ny the same
artists who painted the scenes tor the first produc
tiOu In New YORK.
ACT la Rocky SeashoIe " on the coas, Of Corn
wall.
ACT ia Ruined Chapel on General SianloyS
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MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES! FULL ORClfES-
IRA! CHORUS OF FORTY VOICES!
Sale OF reserved seats will begin at Theatre and
JObnston's FRIDAY az 8 A. NJ. Admission, 5Uc-
and 81. Secured seats. fl.25. ap lf-ot