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5sNEs BAgaos H0rE's LECTURE To
ETGpr. The people OF Richmond will have
the opportunity Mis- evening at Association
Hall Cf hearing enc OF yirginia's most
gifted sons discuss theme--" Virginia
Her PAST Present, and Plrture "-as ra.
diant in promise as IL Is rich iu historic
lore and brfiiaDt epis0se. lie viii tell us
OF that knig5sly race
"Wbo rode psrs SpotswocA rouuF the land,
And sailed rts Raleigh fJind ibs sess, p
and Ieaping acro,s the darH chasm Of more
receet years, VIII point US 10 that bright
and, we hone, Deds future which yet awaits
her suffering and patient cbifdfen.
AZ editor OF the GorfoIk L.s',dmQyE Mr.
Hope bss contributed largely TO the COM
mercisl prosperity of,he State, and, "a poet
and novelist, he bass won a name better
known perhaps 10 stTsngers thGs to fii-
glnians. aNd which, il IL no mere TnrtiaIty
Of Friendship TO affirm, bad he been born
"across the Tweed" Sould hay5 been a
" household word" alike'in cot and bali OF
that more appreriative locality.
Old Horace tells us that "theIe were
brave men before Agamermon,' who were
unknown because they lacked the iAndly
offices OF the sacred bard; and thus it is now
with many heroic VireiDian who keep:
"unhonored and unsung" because hi:
children have failed to cherish and reward
those who would have rescued bis Mann
from oblivion. Let us hope, then, that th'
patriotism Of Richmond may testify It's ap
probation Of our distinguished friend bJ
q crowded bOUse.
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CLOTHING FOX About TWO
weeks AGO the Executive Committee OF the
irish Relief Society Qlon. A. VI. Mercy,
rresident.1 published an appeal in Dehali OF
ibe stricken reople OF Ireland, and a,Eing
60 onntrinutions Of cast-oN clothing 10 oe
cont 70 those who, besides suheri'fg Tue
nonys oi hunger, have not IN many ln-
stances even "rags 10 cover tneir naheu'
moss y Copies OF this appeal were sehs 10 Tue
nss,ors Of the various churches OF hicn,
n"sd n,nnd os wen as 10 others IN other parts OF
tho state. with the request that tue suo!eo.
-" laid before their congregations. ana tha'
80 " '@ members thereof be designated 70 re-
oo;re such contributions. n rev aays
.ter prompt response came iiohi
d. D. n NJ. Jackson 10 the enect tna'
n'' ioy filled with clothing by the
"a,arjtahle OF his congregation was at 'n.
,1''ns,I ~ the Executive Commlttee' a
onrpn,ittee OF ladies OF st. Peters Ca'leoi"
a'sra,,,;on have also been ac'iVeiy a
orL aud they have five or six large case
mscked % ready for Shipment. No ON -,
p,,arts have rs vet been received, anu en'
rpoo,,,;ve Committee are snXlous 10 lea
,.an, .nv Of the churches Ia whien u
lioua ,on, has been inaugurated. posi-
nn"ressed messed 10 Hon. A. NJ. Kelley. pfe;,ue" J
au''h peIiei society, giving Information
,p',~ II nroeress reI win meet with prompt a''e'
tion. o ,ov ready will J.
y ardsl 10 New York this weeA o.u y
Ua",pnion ,oa steamship Line, tue asIp.s
this Guy, Messrs 6. ,sS W. A.ls" "tmraosporiatie
free q charge. Captain w s,.o in 7, the s' su
! Coils CITY Express. has a,So pSs.iSeat "a Keil
;, uon ,os. Of his heart notified frss'osu' NV"
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NOTES Rev. j. G.. Armstrong,
Of the Monumental church, preached at 81.
Paui's church Sunday night.
Rev. William Powers preached at the
Monumental church on Sunday afternoon.
At the First Baptist church the pastor
preached morning and night 10 full houses.
At the communion in the morning he gave
the righi-band OF fellowship to thirty five
new members. At night he baptized five
persons-m making forty baptisms since the
beginning OF the recent series OF meetings.
At the Second Baptist church, Rev. DIR.
Mcdonald returned from preachipg in
very interesting revival in Warrenton
(where there had been twenty-one addi-
lions to the church before he lefty, and filled
his pulpit in the morning and Rev. DR..
Curry al night. At the communion the pas.
tor gave the hand OF fellowship TO three new
members.
At Venable-Street Baptist church Rev.
Mr.. Dudley, of East Hanover PreSbytery,
preached at IL o'clock a. NJ. At night the
churcn held a meeting, and called Rev. H..
III. Pitt, Of Hanover county, to the pas
! torate.
At Leigh.Street Baptist church the pastor
preached in the morning, and Rev. Mr..
Dudley at night.
At Sidney Baptist church Rev. s. C. Clop-
ton preached at IL A. NJ, and Rev. DR..
Thomas at night.
At Clay-Street Baptist church DR.. Curry
occupied The pulpit in the morning, and the
pastor-Rev. 5. G. Clopton-at night.
At Broad-Street Methodist church Rev.
W. G. Starr, the pastor, preached Sunday
morning, and Rev. G. w. Pethebridge
filled the pulpit at night.
Rev. DR.. Stinson occupied the pulpit al
Trinity church Sunday morning, and Rev.
J. J. Anderson preached at night. Both
are ministers OF the Presbyterian Chuleh,
and are here attending the Pre-bytery.
At Clay-Street church Rev. DR.. WaddllI,
a PRESBYTERIAN minister, preached Sunday
morning, and the pastor filled the pulpit
Sunday night.
The pulpit at Park-Place church was
, filed Sunday morning by Rev. DR.. Dupuy
ard at night by the regular pastor CT tha
church.
Rev. Mr.. Howison, OF the Presbyterian
Church, preached at Union-Station Sunda!
morning, and at night services were con
Quoted by the pastor. Three persons wer
received into the church on profession
faith.
u The monthly union meeting will be bell
4 at Clay-Street Methodist church Thursda
night, May 9th. Rev. w. g. Starr Will pre-
side.
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Dr,ru OF DR.. MINoR.-Dr. George u.
Minor one OF the best known and most
popular citizens OF Henrico county; u,eu ,
sunday morning, in the siXty-seven'n yen M
OF his age. The deceased DeGoh9eu ~ , rm'
wideIy-known and high'y-iniluentlal ram am
ily OF a name that has furnished many uls
tinguished sons to the State. Inc dec.asee l.
some wears ago represented bis county ~
lower branch OF the General Assembly, ah'
had also been at various times lusnce o
the peace. He was the father OF eX-ouug'
y. G. Minor, OF Henrico. DR.. Minor wa, wa
distinguished as physician, was gen'le
man in the strictest sense OF the tefm' ah'
hi, demise Is mourned and resre'te" ny
| wide circle OF friends.
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r7~POslrIvELY OURLAsT SEASON

To reduce our stock before selling out our entire
business We have greatly reduced our prices, and
will In addition 10 the reduction. allow DIS
COUNT OF 10 PER CtNT. on all cash sales.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY al ltss than whole
sale prices;
DRF FSs-TRIMMINGS al less than New York prices
LACEs, HAMBURGS, and COR>k1s at less than
manufacturer prices:
GLOVES at less than half price-AipS al 4VV'
worth 75c.; at 65c. worth 81;
HO-IERY at Oue-Gourth value;
GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY ut half price.
Call and convince yourself at
HCTZLFR BROTHERS' and
MRS T. HUIZLER'S.
f25 Broad street.
STOCK. FIXTURES. GOODWILL, LEASE. &c.
for ss.e on favorable terms. ap -
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aUCrION SALES THIS DAY.

T THOMPSON BROWN, $50 L. W., new framed
~ store and CweIling on Reservoir and DobsOn
streets, with large lot attached
JOHN VI. GODDIN, IL NJ, Main street properly
two store, Nos. 1911 and 1913 Main street.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO., I. NJ executors, sale 0,
Marshall and Eighth streets.
i. =. BRAGG, 10 A. NJ, household and khcheu
furniture.
JAS MACDOUGALL, 10Y \. M.-tnrnltnre, &c.
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Dr,rV OF AN AGED CoLORED WOMAN
Nancv singleton, an old and respected CO.
lored woman, died at her homt op l W., VIZ
dirh street between S and 1 streets yesle,, y.,
day. She was one hundred ana Ten seals ca -
of age. and had grcat-great-great,grama.- W..
cbiIdren. She was formerly owned py MI,
Rrooks. Il Manchester, and afterwards Dy
Wyndbam Robertson, ESQ, who Iormer.'
lived at the corner OF Seventh ana FRANK
I'm streets. Her eldest grandson Is iony
six six years old. She will be buried '@oa'
| from Asbury chapel.
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UiElNG, SECURING, AND CLEAN
LTsisNS5 ,hsrABLIsBMeNT, At 1928 FRANk--
Hi, ,eikktT, OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN N
fSrss..- W. L. LlNNEMANS informs bis friends,
f,s@s @slrvns. aud Inc geIerai public, that nc has
y ~. lhe above place. where he will be plea ,ed
6ilJy,s Zen, DYElNG and CLEANING KID
kneshv asc fEATHERs q sneeialty. The wcll-
hris't.iteeh dyer, Mons. EMIL N0BLOT, from
ap2-snss,hs employ Give him call.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

VARIOUS STREET IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE
SEVERAL WARDS IN THE CITY-BUsrNEss
FROM THE OTHER BRANCH CONQUERED
IN-FIRE TELEGRAPH-NEw BUSINESS
PROPOSED ADDITION TO THE FIRE De-
PAITMENT, &C. &C.
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERSONAL.- high WIND
Yesterday started the fire afresh in the Tenth
street runs and Hose Company No. had 10
be called out by the Chief Engineer, and
two streams put upon the fire.
Work has been commenced on the Drick
stores to be erected by Mr.. Charles Z.
Stokes on the east side OF Fourteenth street
between Main and Cary.
The Red Men of this city have organized
Visiting Committee, With William ). Cen
try as president. jamestown Tribe VIII be
visited tonight.
The picnic season was inaugurated yes
terday with a cotillon SOirEe at Scheutzen
Park. which was very well attended.
Rev. DR.. Curry and lady and William N
Bragg. ex ex.superintendent OF the YORK River
railroad, are expected soon TO sail Tor Eu'
rope. A.,
Senator j. w. Johnston, who was IN the
city Saturday, has returned TO Washington
Yesterday morning a kerosene lamp eA
ploded in the kitchen OF Davls's restaurant
on the corner OF Bank and Twelfth streets
The cook was painfully burned by theex
| posion. ,a
The annual retinion OF Companies and
Of the Richmond Fire Department VIII take
place tonight at the eneine-house.
Those persons who have not made returns
OF amounts received by them for the Herdtt
Relief Fund are requested 10 do 50.
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THE MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoN.-I Oonsoa ii"ad
yatiyes Of Jefferson ward nave reoIsahIt."t ,tot
the Old Dominion Clno. IL Is expcc.:umu ,Ias oIsn
the Conservative Campaign CluD wiz a'so .so
take the field again. In every wa,u ~ nd nd
city the people ere armipg ior .va,;ye tne ,aay, live
1t Is expected that the 1uii Conse,.a sninS q
vote will be brought out at the ensuing
municipal election.
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on MONDAY, April 26th, we will offer
Fancy Dress Silks at 55c. yard wcrth 7oc.;
Fancy Dress silks at G0c. yard worth Soc;
Fancy Dress silks at Csc. yard worth S5c.;
Black Taffeta SILK at soc. worth 75c.;
Black TaRota silk at 60c. worth SOc.;
Blsck Gros Grain six a. 75c. worth 9Oc.;
Back Gros-Grain SIX at 81 worth 1928;
Back GrOs. Grain SIX at sl2j worth II 90;
Black Gros Grain SIX at $3.50 worth 90;
Black Gros. Grain SIN at $40 worth - 20;
Black Gros. Grain silk at 81 worth $3.50;
Also. a large assortment of Back ana COore'
Sa,ins. Pthin Stripes. and Brocaded Silks;
Also, a large variety of Dress Goods from loc' L
$3.50 per yard LEVY BROTHERS.
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PERSONAL.

REFORMATION wANTED.-JOHN'
& HANKiNs, son Of Mr; James b. hanSia,' mnni,iS
been Sn,i %,;'Hii iis om ne sii nS twelve ys,r
m9ralns, ApaIi peIi srown aud looms 10 be absnt mr.
S s har aud eye ,s ,ar II clothes and
had when be ,l SS@ns ncf OF q bis whsreaSaa:s VII
s,tsw na' erest favor by sommaneaans ss,S ~s'e S'
iaiher al IV9 east Canal suee" "Vs~
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PIRATES OF PexzANcE.-Received from
NJ W C g. de Noraendorf, Il0 east Broad
street. rc a Potpourri," and the Waltz, {. OF
Mabeis song, from the Pirates OF renaanre aaare
Roth are pretty good copies from the u cimfa opera
Also. selections from the opera OF M C,nGe' ". e
r.11a % now being performed at the Tnea're
arranged @ by Professor de Nordendori'
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LADIES' SALE.

T,IHE LADIES OF THE GRACE
/ STREET PRESBYTERIAN tilu kSb' e,, ae.
Dre,tg assortment OF CHiLDREN'S DRESSES;
Suits. APRONS, SLIPS, sc. also, nag9 aa9rpp "
nseful aud fabcy articles, al ths.r LE. rIrEs nr
Dn.pN corner Grace and Fourth streets on L u r.
ntY, WEDNESDAY, aui THUESDA1 OF tn,s
week Thcy Invite their riepds od in,ss
Iy 20 call and examine these goo''. O9'T I'm ITO
A. VI. to 6 4. NJ. aP aP@'-"--- -.
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PAY Your PoLL.TAx.-Tbe printed paia,
nali',ax fist TO be used at the primary ano
AZ A. The election will only include tbQse per-
sons who pay by The first OF May.
Those WHO wait until after may -. ~ ay pay
up will have TO show tneT 'aa'srce'p's VIVA
they offer to vote,
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
mild.
THrsxoNETER YESTERDAY 6 4. NJ. 5S; |;
9 a. NJ, &c; noon. 81; p. M., Si; 6 p.
81, 10; midnight, y.
Mean temperature, 734.
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ANDRtws's BAz.B Cor May, with supple
ment, has been received from w. X. An
drews, publisher, New York and CiDcin-
nati--an excellent No, with all The latest
spring fashions.
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MAGNIFICENT AND ELABORATE AssORT
MENT AT
COHEN BROTHERS.
COL0RED SILKS and sATINs, SATIN ~ Lfs
ON BROCADkS, aud NOVELTY UhEeS
CnnI,S fn Orieutal ,fccts Tor OVtrGTesScS ana

COIOGFD SILKS and sATINS, SATIN DF LII
ON. BROCADES, aud NOVELTY DKEs'
GOoFS in Oriental Effects lOr oyerdTesSes ant
combination suits al attractive prices;
sLACk PEKIE sATlN .IN s1I A. Rec; Il s5c.
GUlsEI's BLACK SILKS at 9Oc.;
SATiN FINISH at fl.lS;
vdy heavy SATIN flN1SH at sl.oO'.
C0L0RtD SILKS at 75c. seilidg generally a. -
Al attractive stock Of SUMMER SILKS in Che
nsy, Snowflake. aud other new ce,isns oprr
20 gieees Of HEAVY GkOs-GkhiN CVLed. III en FL
SILKS al sl.25 the value OF which Is sl.oV'
VII open on MONDAY. April l9lh- ,,l-
5O pieces WOOL-FlLLING BUNTING a' iZHo
ohsr sSf,R bRKSs ESs sSSs1S3ni SSsS3ni at reduced prices;
ALl,-WOOL LUPIN'S BLACK TAFFETA al
- 37kc worth zoe. yard;
FRENCH CAMEL's-HaIR GAUZE 32i inch wide
al 65e., sold generally al " a yard;
y p.ects BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE al
50c. ward, here ofore sid AZ zoe. -,
5Eieees FANCY BROCADE SILK MIXTURES
p, si S0c. iusi reduced from Sl.25:
bLACH sHiS reduced from 81 to 7oc, IRON
10 pieees ALL.WOOL PARIS sUITINGs in gen.
aaroe and eosehInan drab shades az 5Oe. a yard
80 eo.ep LApIEs' sILK-CLoCKED BALDRIG
80 dozen MIssgs' aud CjiIMDREN's SILK Hosf
20 pieces wHI1g LINEN LAWN at l5c. tn
., value Of which is soc ;
70 pieces FRENCH cAhBRIc Se-inch wide a
20 eozen LADIES TwO-BrTToS COLoREr
~ MD GLOVES Al soc. a pa.r;
* tiees LANGUEDOC LACE Al reduced prices
-'l4 w. gntxrRA,LEkGTH LADIES fkESth
-~'Misalns In various ine-quality CORSEIs.
lap Ill
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, falling followed by rising ba-
rometer, south and west and possibly in the
interior northwest winds, cloudy and rainy
followed by cooler, clearing weather.
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ADVANTAGES
I'VE to. day placed on our couR-
rs fonr styles Of fpopulGr-mtHs
THAT
dH-loOol CdSSimereS, made up
into elegant Prock and Sack
WE
Suits, which icere purchased at
70 very loo rate Of their real
raI,,e, and before the great rise
in "igooiienS titus enabling
SHARE
as to offer the best
Ten. DoIdrn'
WITH
Suits ia the United states.
They IRE h0roUghiy sirunk,
OUR
ioeU made,
finely trimmed -
PATRONS.
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street across Ninth street. and also on west
side OF Tenth street across Capitol street
slS0 To restore the gutter aDt sidewalk on
east and west sides Of Twenty>tldrd street
between Broad and Marshall streets; s47 IA
place granite tagging on north side OF Main
street crossing Adams street; $50 10 place
granite tagging OH cast side OF Third street
crossing Byrd; authorizing the City Attor.
ney TO acquire for tho ely strip OF land on
east side Of Henry street between Marshall
and Leigh street. 10 make the pavement OF
the uniform width Of sia feet.
@'..;;- REcoMMITJED.
The following resolution was recommit-
ted, together with protest from number
OF the citizens whose property is affected
thereby:
Resoiced Qhe Common Council concur
riDg), That the sum OF S2Sg be-, and the
same is hereby, appropriated from the con-
tingent fund to grade the aEey between
Main and Franklin and Jefferson and Msdi.
son streets; the cost of same to be charged
TO property abuiting on said alley. upon
petition Of Il. n. Thomas.l
FROx TIE COMMON COUNcIL-
All OF the resolutions from the Common
Council were coneurred in.
FIRE TELEGRAPH.
Mr.. Williams, from the Committee on
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, presented
resolution to pay for bluestone for the
battery. Agreed TO.
NEW BUSINESS.
Mr. Beall presented resolution looking
to the OF ening Of Franklin and Grace
streets 10 the line Of the avenue running
northeast from the new reservoir. Referred
BY same: a resolution for curb on Four
teenth street between Main and Cary streets,
and renewing the same where it may be ne
cessary. Referred.
ADDITION TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. Todd presented the following:
ReS0tued, That the Committee on Fire
Department report 10 this body, or to The
Common Council, the cost OF purchasing
and equipping an additional hook-and-lad
der truck, and the expense OF operating tht
same for the first and second years aftei
purchase; also, any further information OF
the subject they may have.
| Referred.
Adjourned.
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A uUSEW ENTS.
n ~ Us%EsITE v - =
DICHMOND THEATRE.

1hebeautifnl opera of
CINDERELLA
wflFIe presented ~ The RicbmOna Tiratrp for The
DEN EEtF of THE RETREAT FOR THE SICK
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN ESDAY, aud tRl-
DAY NIGHTS,
AyaL 30, 27, 2s, and 30. at 8 O'Clock.
General admis, Ion. 81. No extra charge for re-
served stats Family circle, 80 centi galleries, 70
cents. BoX,sheet will he open for ths-s,le of re-
sersed seats at &. +. Jphnston's on WEDNESDAY,
April 21tt.at 3 o'clock. No list win be kept. Spe-
ciai exruy. ION rates, Including admi sion 10 the
Opera. on The Chesapeake and ohio. Richhlond and
Danyie, Fredericksburg. ard Petersburg railroads.
See local paperS and handhills.
ap l4-1fSl S.20.2l 22.23,24 ,2j, 20, S,29&3O
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DIR. I. GUY LEWIS, of Fulton, Ark, writes:
One year ago was taken sick. friend argued
so strongly In favor Of TUFTS PILLS that was III
duced o use them. Never did medicine have hap
pier effect than IN my case. After practice ot a
quarter of a century proclaim them the best anti
bilious medicine ever used. have prescribed them
In my practice ever since"
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JOHN Y. SIMPSON. NJ. d, OF Monterey. Iowa,
said "The Acid has-to use the lady's own ex-
preston to whom 1t was given as a nerve tonic
made me "A new nervous system.'"
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LECTURES.

XTIRGINbA-HER PAST, PRESENT,
AND FUTURE. WITH
PFN-pI9YURE OF HENRY a. WISE.
JAMES BARRON HOPE, of Norfolk.
will deliver bi celebrated address before the Young
Mems Chri,tian Association at Association Hall oD
TUESDAY. April 27, 1850, NJ 8 L. vi.
Admission, 2 , cents. NJ mberS free. .
TIcktis 10 Ue had at the bookstores OF Nessrs:
Wnodhouse n Parbam, JOSIAH RYand X CJ., ahd
Sleight Il fIowart, aud at the door.
ap 2O-Tu,Th.S. .N&Tujt
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BARGAINS AT HUTzLER BROTHERS.

For A GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE try The PIC
MIC CIGAR.
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WE HAVE BEEN lately appointed agents for the
celebrated EMPIRE" WuIsKEY. This Is full
proof doub,e-stamp whishey made or pure rye, IL
IS rich and mellow and is admirably suited FOR me-
dctnal and family Our price for this high grace
spirit /. only 1925 per gallon.
w. ID. BLAIR < Co,
llOe Alalu street.
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Exc URSION.
RANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OR TIE CONDITION OF
IL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
NOND AT RICHMOND. IN THE STATE OFi
VIRGINIA, At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS oS
THE ODD OF APRIL 1850:
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WHrLOcK's sc. KEY WEST CIGAR has no su-
pcriOr. Beware OF limitations.
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M..yCHEsT.R LICENSES.

DESIRING TO TAhE
n or fIIOUOR.LICENsE IN THIS CITY VII VII
take no te- hs they are positively required 20 seas
with e Treasurer by May lst a. tls aN ,i,I %
hone n ,be 'onrt will not issue them license wv ns
nv ;",,n An hceuses other than liquor mus ~
sctt ,ei ior wIihln eo daJs from Their asses'ne"'
uh der penAi'y Vi j. w. BRONAUGH,
o,o Treasurer OF Manchester.
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p. WnITLocK, l4i5 Main street, MANUFACTURED
Of eighteen different brands of hne Cigars Send
for rie
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EMINENT DIR. II. X. WALTON,
ANNAPOLIS. ND, WRITES;
Colueu's LrEpru's LIQUtD EXTRACT or BEkf
il superior TO CodLiver on or anything have evef
used in wasted or impaired constitutions.
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Correct Atbt 4:

DFpORr OF THE CONDITION OF
X, TuF NATIOSAL BANK OF 'IRGINiA,AI
pICIi OND Va. At CLOSE Of BUsiNEso
Ei.IipAY. APRIL 23, 1S6O;
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PHE GREATEST BARGAfN
EVER OFFERED.
THE ADVANTAGES OF OUR NORTHERN BUYER
ILLUSTRATED.
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HoRSEORD's ACID PHOSPHATE,
FOR NERVOUSNESS.

[FoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH rAGE.i
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:. .srEIAcLEs. EYEGLASSES. Ac.

IoEEGAlN YOUR SIGHT 49,.
au., FOR csc. - TX
dens 1904 Msin street ana re. a Dair Of sPECTA.
nts1ls, .i. ~ Z EsGLAhsEs. A large assortment OF
tgssfs. s.sm q, .,wsys on hand. Prices from zoe.
esisiuiy adjusted 20 the eye by
Fret,eal f,,s.,.. w. u. CcWAkDIN.
1904 Main street,
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,si2,4s2 ss

IJw. Lockwood, cashier os ine Na'ionaI naus -
of Vrnuis. 90 arm mat 80 va 49,, bsi!eE
true 10 '1e ''S j. ". V<kWooD, tsshief'
.m.no, md .nb,cr.bed . before me as seihday
of April iss0' ]. N. MVRRAy, No:sry r1blie.
Corrected Attest
TTiheoinMss Fl 8 v. M.NecANcr,{ Directors
JOHN h. ALLb>,
ap 2I-it
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srA1EoryrnaIstA, COUNTY OF HENnIco, IS:

srATEor ryrneIstA. COUNTY OF IIENRIco' IS;
l. samuel A. Glover, cashier or the Al ss-iamen
- a., .oi.pulv swear tat the above statement IL
tr,ie 10 IN. bss. Of my knowledge and bell A..
''N0 - :. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
subscrilea and sworn to before me 4, 26lb day
of ApIii, 1850. W.: y; ALbny,i, b,,,i.
coryso,..Atps; !. DAVENPORT. JR.,
B r. LApD.
a. 4. SIOhgs,
Il. l.. BROWN,
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CANDIDATES 70 R OFFICE

At THE sOJ.ICITATlON OF MANY
"A CITIZENS ! hereby ,n.rr
ANNOUNCE MYSELF CANDiDAlh
FOR THE
OFFIC T. OF HIGH CONSTABLE.
Subject toth decision OF the pfimsr3 ssS sss,Sn,
Respectful ~, f. hoLIiN"T".
an 24-tMy1 3