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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
Erbwn'S household l':anarc,

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the wnr,1
VIII most surely quicken tho blood wh,,rM
taken informally or applied externally. ~.
thereby nero cor!sinly RE!,;EVa rAI4
whether chronic or sculo, Chan any ether ,.r.
aloVistor, and it's warranted double thr sirra,.,
OF any similar prep lra.ioa
1t cures Pain in tho Sids. Escll or How,..
Soro Throat Rheumatism. Toothscha. nnj 4 !, i
ACHES, snd is T'lae Great Relieve. a.
s'ain. BROW Ms HOUSEHOLD rANA
CEA' should DO in every family. \ teaspoon
lul of tho Panacta In p tumbrr of hot wa.y
(swnctcnnI, IL rrcferreG), ia,an at bedtime wi
EREA llr n COLE. - Cen!s = hcit'r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

=, IoNTiNE.-j W Graham. Fairfax G II; A A
".nGen7, Eslrt'x q II; &c Thompson, Balto;
}! i Ware, Esl!o; j ltcid, BreptsyilIc; II ii
ESsabl3r, sandy Springs Md; w Gilpin, Sandy
SpFnGs; II Lodge. J1oudoun Co; NJ Newhouso,
C;p'0cntr Co; j III llammil. Occ:quau; ca W
Simpson, Leudcua Go: S E Drumncad. Bslo:
y Il lt1Inuns, baltic; II b Sposr Charles Co.
l1d; j. IL Spear, Charles Go, Nd w Il Scott,
OfarE, Ci; j Yates, Culpcp3r &c; j II Adams,
h1uduuo Go; j G Mcetn, ir, Shenandoah o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
RiU"ia Sickness.

Und"G h:cdly with children, sttrhutci f. cit.
caIlSNs, Is occaSioncd by Worme. Brown
VGRMiF CON FITS, or Wcrm l,o.cnr3s
although ttloctual in destroying worms, csn d,
no possible injury 10 Tho most delicate chJ
Tins valuable combination hiss been successful,
used bS physicians, and found 10 ID nhs,igioi,
snrc IN Graduating wnrEis, so hur;ful IL rlilr,v
- cents u box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

The LATE Dir. ,lETER.-Dr. j. Is. Ioter.
whose death in Rchfaocd was announced io
yesterdays tiHZ.tc. vas nniiqa of Bedford
county, Va. and entortd tho minislry 10 1872,
vas Present at the organization of tho Baptist
General Association Of Virginia, 10 1922, and
preached in ditietcnt rGrts of tho STATIC, in
cIudlrE /; c5mnn;i. From 1919 TO 1856! he was
pastor OF the S,cjnd BAPTIST Church Ia Saint
Louis. lie wss Their rlcllied to Richmond,
and was paso Of tho Grac, Street sBaptist
Church until hn resigned. 10 1870, and became
seplcr editor Of the Religious uorald. lie held
prominent positions in several institutions of
learning. and wGs the author of various memoirs
and religions Torks. At tho instauc, of the
Southern baptist foreign mission board no visit
cd Italy sig years ago to supervise tho mission
work thsrc ard provide q chapel for mission.
aries 10 Romo. lie was we'll known
throughout tho Uaitcd States.
Dr. deter has been called to follow to The
tomb thrcc wives. Ills c)mp'ishcd consort,
who new wceps in her widowhood is, therefore,
his fourth companion. IIo has mover lad child.
req. But his genial end social nature led
him to adopt. as his Own. three chiIdrcn-:wo
daug htOIs and son, the former of whom are
married
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
Explosion.

PEORIA, I'LL, Feb. l9.--A terrible boiler
explosion occurred al Barton Il Babcock's dis
tlcry. below this ci'y, at o clock last evening.
John Sill, the fireman, and m unknown man,
who had Just come in to ind work, were almost
Instantly killed. aud several others wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

Tie first rhlrable evidences of The fcluroine
tide IN Virginia is The result Of tho recent cleo.
tl'n in kirg WiiIiom county. 10 which the
debt paying candidate, vito Wfs defeated last
November. hiss been elected by large m, )ritv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
E.CftCr from Richmond

Correspondence Of tho Alexandria Gazette
RcEMoMD, Va, l'c5iulry lS.h, ISSO,-
Notblag can exceed the humiliation Of tho
mongrols at their complete defeat ia King
Willam. Their Executive Comuiltco' sent
M army CT speakers 10 the county from r cl.
mond snd had them stumping tho county and
haranG'ng The people ut every CROSS read. The
machine was set to work with Vcrgcrc,, and
WILL creased IN ali its 1;nts, they londy hopcd
TO capture the c,unty. And learito all, tho so.
cslled readiustlog party mas re lived terribly
crushing rebukc. The man counted ont hv
their committee in the Legislature, was count.
cd 10 by The VOC, Of the people Of his cluptv
The return OF Judge Gregory to tho House
OF Delegates is taIiod with pleasure ty his fall.
low members. lilo is foe tyne of tho Virpi-
MIA gentleman.
Many of tho ironds cf tho Kiddlebereor sot
tlement are greatly dishesrsenad about il now
The great opposition manifested TO it by tho
members OF tho so called reimbursement party
Wss unlocked Tor, and como of its supportcis
bitterly swosr that Fulker3on and Paul are
throwing every obstacle they can in IFS wsg.
Although the caucus did not ralify Fulkerson,s
amendment, il gave him leave TO introduce il in
the Senate. Tho caucus itself seems TO be q doad
silai:, ss rccontly it has b son found almost i'm
possible TO get quorum Mt its deliberations. II
Is apparently impossible for them 10 got tho bill
passed bntoro the LIST Of March. STRONoHOw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
p COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Feb. 19.-Tho mar
ic: today is quiet. Flour is firm at ycsiordsy's
quotations. Wheat is firm and active. with
igat receipts and sales Of GO BUSHELS ut l1jand
l'G for ifnltz. and l5' for Lancaster. Tho re-
ccpts Of Corn have increased, but prices ara
hardly so firm, snd 1859 bushels of white sold az
IS, and Tho offerings of yellow were Withdrawn,
O"o small 10! al Bye brought CO. and ono lot of
oats 20. Country produce shade firm.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.---Virginis sixos old -;
DO dcid s; do consolidated jlI; do ID series
~ y. d. coup. 70; now I0.40a 33i; 10. 40 coup.
80 bid tc-isy. Cotton dull and weak middlinr
IL Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
SoGthorn steady; Wottorn higher and firm
Southern rod l45al5D; do ambor l5Ual55; No ;
Western winter red spot and Feb l18sId8l Mar
i1sfaldH4i april l4atsl49l; May l4alsl49I.
Ccrn-Souihern steady. but slow; Western
higher and firm: Southern white 50, 81; do vel.
low nomirally IS; Western mixed SPOT IS: Feb
5. a51i; Mar t5t.561; April 61,5it; NAV 53is
6"s juno h3!sb5s; steamer Git Oats steady,
ont dul'; Southern d7HdS; Western white d6a47:
40 mlxad 45s46; Penns 41aiS. Bye dull at gJa
D. Hay unchanged. CoHne firm and unchar eed.
sugar s steady n soft 81 Whskcy steady nj
/ lCtaSl H.
NE| YORK. Feb l9--Stocks alrong, Mon
eF 5nG. Flnur quiet Wheat firm. Corn active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY ny
Hil-,lt-f f. SNowp ETl.
THURSDAY KvNu.. FEBUAKI 10, 1870

The u1plcdsed c!, etoral tc,ct Ia tbs State
seems to have came 10 an unilmciy esd. There
Ere some raojIa 10 Eirt!Gia WHO have been
taught by the Gcnosapucs 10 behave liza! tho
holder OF Virginia bonds ale set 81 IascalI
who have deirau5cd then, and TO comply with
who's, appeals 70, rsyl cni would bo oUWardIy
snhm!ssjau 10 he demands Of robbers Ihlre
arc some othc;s who are 10 arrears with their
ttXc2, AID u 10 arc iadGccd to support tho read
iustcIs BY Tbs hope thet those arrears will never
he collected if The TcfGiuslcrs succeed But
there arc precious lew III 81 Tic broad limits {
the Safe 50 uasophis:iua!ci or 80 blind to their
o sn tIu9 Interests as to be unable to detect q
radical scheme through the transparent euise
OF an uHrledscd electoral ticket. With Grant,
an utpltdgcd or rcpudia;ors, and regular
democratic Presidential electoral ticket ia Eir-
gina, the latter wouid sweep The State with
enc OF is Oh time mai5ritics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
Stttci,5n.

ELw NcIE, Fob. ia special from Buffalo,
-. =, safs married woman namad Diana
EcotE, II years old, committed suicide this
morning Ivy taking poison. Sho had busn do.
scf;a! ny nor husband. = worthless fellow, ABOUT
.;Dn N0VrcrS,, ~ ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

he decision Ct tho Supreme Court Of AZ
pals OF Nlr9loia,to tho eject that the terms Of
ohc> Ct the county Judges elected s., g, .jsnu
airy |, 1850, commeIcs Immediately, goes to
prove tho tru'li Of the French saying that moth,
l'g Is more possible than tho iuprobsl.lo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
Fire.

WATERBURY,, Conn.,. Feb, l9.--Tho apoon
factory, comprising IA portion Of The Booth and
Hsydon Works, Of this city, was entirely des
troyed by fire. this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

Correspondence OF Tho Al:xaud,ra g.
CRLEAH, va Ecb'y. 6.-Tba lcsd;r..'''''s..
lions OF today hare been: 'Isr.ts;;. h.. leg.
day ?' $50 JcU ihiak TIC wi...5 il ,-'
''This is nico weather Tor p,awinr, j.,.,. =,
And TO tho doubling ones cs % .ho rror,,'
ruling the weather, ~ AG: 90 you think - ~.
ground hog now? busted, hasn'. he w. 's
good many or us have Come 70 TIC c,rn,r,.
that Nj Ground HeG las 'bu2!ea len,,,
OF his Devoted followers Std scattered il :, y.
four winds; bu. still ihcy sro uuwilliDc !, :, w.
face Ct all the facts. to edmit lis f,lIi;,;i;.,
that he can possibly fsil ia Any of LIs g
lions, and they still stick 20 him with ttr>!,>
worthy bcttor cause. No wonder he hoe f';,';
this time. 30 CGnlo OCT on tho I'd Of Fek,,''."
and gentleman living Oh Carriers ran r. a"N,
nm Hhu Killed hlEl; Consequently. eGiar sar' r''
his shadow he could hot got back f. HI: y -'
hence this gooi spell Of weather after = Lr..;,
day on tho second. Eut cnuUyEI Ann, u.
ground hog at This time. '"s
Judging by tho SIowias C.cps of El..,
singing Of tho birds ard croakl.l. cf ,ho; va
etc, ono would imagine thst tho su,ir, =
been llsnereG IN upon us wGro ii Ne. Crr Tia 49,,
loss trees which mes! Lho g4Go on syo,r no.,
Iha'o is l. good deal ot sickness in This srI -
~
daughter OF RcY. :. Ii. Rthay, is quito N ,r'.
scarlet fever. at tho rnSiieaco ol Il. s1',,.
| whore sho has boon boarding, ned s,,rni;,l
school since last autumn. Er. GH.n1s hss h.,'
confined TO his house i3' several DAYS. arl r..
Harris. q deterioration. hes hQan and il no,g -,
| tending to tbs doctors practice in canpmcc;. ",
| with his eva, which kcepa him urlo- . :,,.;.
Gsy Snd night. Dr. Adams s;c!:Dcs: w. c,,,.
| cd Ivy overTcrIl. Ho hiss y lsyao ,c,r;,rry ','
All ilamenso practice, which keeps him c.sn,,
| od constantly when ablo to stteut t. t.
| NJ 1873 LIshy hshhy, tho ycurg.s, lsugh,,- .
Mr.. N. 7. Ashby. deceased Ard Mr, "a.
Brown, oi l.aprahsnnocN County, VII b, NC,
| riei 4" morrow morning, st nine o'c1cc' =.
| WI 60 TO Mr.; Browns home Immediately.
MIR. A. K. Daniels stosn. saw mill wbira h..
been located on tho laG& Ct HRS. Ii. =. r.rr.
for sevarsl months. will move n q Gov. G,vs ~.
! alton, on tho W. e., V. 81. 6 &. :. l.. K ",
| think thoso aro al Tho ini:ials Of said rasA =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

Now That South Carolina haa Abandoned tho
llca OF imposing tn educational qualification
upon suffrage, We are curious to know how tho
republicans 10 Congress will act in the Eorng
contested election c,se from Massachusetts,, in
which Gen. Butler hsa raised tho Question Of
the Il; jnstituionai!y Of suul qualification.
The fourteenth acticln OF tho Constitution al
fords him tho onlg b,ais he h: $ for tho position
no hal assumed, but ~ that art Gle, from tho
very nature OF the case, WA irtcrd,d for tho
sole and express purpose of preventing dscrini.
luatlOn against olass OF oit;z,ns on count Of
their previous c,ndilion Of slavery, and rs by
any other construction Indians, tho inmates Of
nsino asylums. end Chinese who htd rcmaia-
cd 10 tho country l1n. enough, shcu!d be al
lowed to vote wc can not believe that nc will
be sustained. And # Nn aro right, what be-
c)mcs Of tho Nlr8iai: repudiaiofs' a.snmpti4n
that tho payment Of a c ptation tx rs PIE
rtqui+i." to voting is Unconstitutional?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

1t ii n noticeable fac; that Mr.. UonSar nor
any OF hl7 sci ever Oppo:a tho passage Of any
Dill 1'r The beGetlt 0! aUy man. wVmar, child
or ttiog 10 the North. b cause the G 9il wsr in
this country Is not designated in that bill "a The
war Ct Tho rebellion" But let an ex UoEftd-
crate applying for tho lei Of his political dis
abilities iaii TO 50 designate Inc War, and Mr.
CoDgtr's horn Is elevated Il once, and the
horns OF all MA Neakliug l1o1lrs tako up
the tune at making iraiiora acknowledge their
treason"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

ur! l'r! ur!-That IS ;nn ofy nnv IA q,
most tv'rg lire Of goods. in r3ri:au,. Dr.,
goods. Wo "hcld tho fort il that line. 'sr,
made carly large purchase. and arc urrrar,:
10 give our cIsi0nlr| ihn Ben; H. Gail ard
rr:c> our enlGs. and pn defy WrStir, ;an c,.y
CT any other ely in tic tinioD, Esspat.r!.
you!S, ISAAC tIrNErHG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

An excursion party, including a number of
newspaper men. from Little Rex. Arkansas
passed through this city last night over ils
Virginia Midland Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
E.CGfa5isfiSp.

lieHMnHp. VIRGINIA, February 10, lSS0.-
IL thc i59ra:o yesterday hill WIS introduced
ant E3ta:Etd to provide FOR !Io mannl,curo OF
a';iIlcIal lin.hs 1t lilo refit uiiary
Jhn bill 10 tax railroads. fdr certain c,upty
purposes, wac passed By.
Tho bill in relation 20 The lInivcrsify nprro
3rjatIon was Tcc,nmi!icl
The bill for the protection Of mechanic, WAS
pHssrI. Among liz advocates wus MIR. Smith.
Gi hltHin,irio.
On mH,'an Of Mr.. E.ldIebtrgor. Mr.. Mat
thoE, Of lGuioun, was unanimously elected q
member oi tho tGpnl;ta 90 liinnno,
he iuNlo debt bill w.g then taken un ard
the vote by When it was ordered to be cnsrcsa
Hd riCc1Sldfr20; Ayes lT--noce II. Abmpt
>. nc ru'kEfsan amendment, affirming the
provisions Of h9 Barbour bill. risc.ci On tho
d*y before, was !hcn sgaia offered, and 4 mo-
@oa 70 Icy II Gn tho iabc, waa Iest by 700 OF
iG to 10.
y mGtion was ihcn made to in,icfinatnlv u, At
ronc Il, w!lcl waa discussed nj length, hut no
aston taken.
The House bill to amend The charter Of the
ttwn q !I3vcilsNl lille, in thr county of lruoun,
WA passed.
il Tie llorsn Of Delegates bills warc intro
i uc,:i by Mr.. fitta. 10 almond TN eact to proyont
t'n c'!c1ng " taking Of cyatcrs from the oys.
Ter bed Known as huSsrtck, 10 The Rappahan-
neck iiroi; by Mr. Dardridfc. to create o new
school district liom parts of Frederick and War.
rem c}un;ics; By MIR. Farr, to provide loca pub.
I'e warehouse !or tho storage and inspection of
t0bfcc>, ~.
\ motion To Stop further prOors1inr II ,hn
investigation OF l'l&ck>burg college was discus
sad, bit finally T,i,c,ej.
ihn h"jrot 10 response 10 q resolution rl
thr House. presented hi3 report of Tho slaodioc
NJ! condition oi The aceoun!s OF the treasurer
NJ o'cl county Up TO D,c!mbyr !, 1879, whc,
wa crd'r'd 20 be printed.
Tho h'ii {" Incorporate Tho iruray mining can
pAi:y was farther discussed.
iho resolution asking for Congressional Iesis
!aiinn lie Ft:aId 10 tho disease Of cattle WAS
naE'''d ~ was Tie Senate bill app,oprinting
$500 ivr additional ,ommondaiicaa at tho
Cc tTa', c'iofcd, l.uDa'i3 Asylum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

A bill is now before Congress 10 g. caro- the
inVIolability If teegraphic dispatches. A
mans house can h,itvldcd fer tho detection Of
criminals, and rs telegraph cfI;c, arc no micro
sacred than cit.Zln's riVato house, Of course
they must be sui lei 10 the Same inspection t,r
the same purpose. But with that single *.
Option telegraph c dispatches should be as To-
volatile as letters 10 tho posoIfcCs. and tho bill
for maxim, them - should pass without oppo-
suo9. Under r,c.Di orders Of Congress m,rc
suspicion Of pol!t cal intrigue il sufficient War
rant Tor Tho seize and publication Ct the
whole Of asmnns tclrernpiic correspondence.
ouch aolion u "a 'yfarnoti5 al any praCticcd by
autCcratlc ioVtrnmGnta, ard il utterly ilcjm-
palitlroWth the Institutions Of FREQ cauniIy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

& X" YORK. Feb. l9-Stocks alrong. Mon
eY 5sG. Flour quiet. Wheat firm. Corn active.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10
LOUISA COUNTY.
TEACHERS INsTIgUrE-oUARTERLY MEET
ING-POLITICAL, &C.

ING-POLITICAL, &C.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatrh.I
COURTHOUSE. April 8, 1880.
A Teachers Institute was held here
on Wednesday and Thursday. II was
opened on Wednesday morning with pra, er
by Rev. f. II. Priichett. Of the Methodist
Church. The superintendent Of The public
schools OF the county. Rev. l.. j. HALEY,
delivered fine introductory address, the
subject Of which was The School,"
There were about tbirty-five teachers in at
tendance, being q majority of the whole
number in The county, which Is about sixty.
During the session OF the Institute the sub.
jects OF discipline, The best modes
of teaching the different studies,
and other interest ny topics, were
freely discussed, essays read. &c.
Several Ot the teachers read selections by
the superintendent very creditabv. The
citizens Of the town manif(s'ed ronsidera-
BILE interest in the institute, and many were
present a, each session, some taking part IN
the discussions. The superintendent eX-
pressed hs qualification at the sucress Of
the institute and the interest shown In il by
outsiders, and returned his thanks TO The
community for the hosritallty displayed in
entertaining the teachers.
The second quarterly meeting OF the
Methodist Circuit was held here on Satur-
day and Sunday iast-Rev. j. NJ. Anderson,
presiding elder. The latter preached 10 fine
congregations both Sunday morning and
night.
huge ten-fiue chimney of very old
building in town, fsmiliar;y caled the Old
Dragon" fell in SUNDAY evening, causing
some cons erna,ion among the inmates Of
The building aDd residents OF the vicinity.
No one was hurt.
The Republicans will hold their County
Convention on the 10Th to send delegates 10
tue Stannion Convention. The Conserya-
tyes will soon make arrangements for their
primaries and County Convention.
Your correspondent is unable to saw lust
now whether or not the Readju,t"rs will
take any interest in The proposed indie
pendent electoral ticket, bur sincerely hopes
that difference of opinion among the
Democrats az the county regarding the
State debt will not (as it most assured v
should not cause any division among them
10 the approaching great national struggle.
! am aware Of The fact that amnng those OF
the Readiuster rTnks are 10 be found some
who have been uncompromising in their
Democratic principles spd still others who
have dealt Rsdicalsm msny bard blow.
and would be exceedingly 10th TO believe
that such would renornce their allegiance
TO the Democracy on account OF local Doiiti-
cd differences existing. especially when we
are about 10 engage In contest on The re-
suit OF which mey depend the PRINCIPLES Of
civil liberty. awe shall see Whist we shall
see" however. ALIQUIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10
FANCY GOODS.
SOS BROAD STREET.

HANDSOME POCKET CUTLERY, black or white
handles. two blades, at Csc; two, three. or four
blades, at so. 60. and 75c., warranted; stout
Knives for boys. two blades, arianted. at 25
and 50c.- elegant; Pearl or Sheli-lIandle
Knives. of tue best quality, for gentlemen and
ladies, forsl
HANDSOME POCKET and sIDE-BOOKS, for
gentlemen;
An elegant MOROCCO LETTER-CARRIER at
sl.lO worth $l.75;
Two or three ne" patterns in LADIES POCKET.
BOOKS, in addition to the very fine assert ment
already in stock
Another lot Of SILK UMBRELLAS. similar 10
those we have sold many of during the past
winter In auufactu cd especially for u.s., which
we offer at 81 so aud 1925, VIII. II, although
not quite as cheap, are an immense bargain. In
Scotch Bingham ard Cambria we stil offer The
same assortment. from which we have sold over
$50 during these last haavy rams.
Fifty STYLES FOLDING JAPANESE FANS, from
the common 10 nne Ivory stock al 6Oc
The ePtire line OF OIL PAINTINGS. In Gilt
Frames. marked down from s2 to $3.50;
\ large lot OF CHR0MpS, In Ca we'd Walnut
Frames;
Mere of those handsome WALNUT and GILT
Another lot Of SATCHETS and LARGE TRAVEL
LlNG-VALl~Es. Of all grs"es;
25 dozen TIN CUSPADORES flour coors) at soc.
pair;
Handsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA CUSPA-
IlORES, 10 Jap1ne.e aud Egypnau decOra-
lions nj 81 pair;
Another lot OF GtNTLEMEN'S FINE CHAINS at
from f3 10 50, warranted for Hieen years;
New patterns IN HAIR CHAINS and SILK
GUARDS trimmings warranted for three
years, 81;
HANDSOME >EALS and CHARMS at 81 and s2 ;
All sizes TEA-TkAYSa NJ very low prices;
A large LOT CT BAsKFTS-Market. Lunch, Travel
ling. and shnppiog-at 5Oc., Toe, 81, 81 rs,
$3.50. and sl.75;
LOWER-BAsKt1S at 10, rs, 80, and 50c.;
All grades OF = IA Y IN G. CARDS, Including
Harris paid back. red corsers. with saneez-
ersr:
CHIPS. DoMiNoFs, CHESS, BACKGAMMON,
&C.;
sPRING-BACK MUSIC FoLIOs,
SCRAP ALBUMS,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c.Sc
Large assortment OF LAMPS-'bree STYLES tIim-
mings. W. A. -TEVENs,
apl 500 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10
DEATHS.

Died. at the residence Of her son-in-l'w Mr.
John t. Acree. IN Howard ,irove, on TIE 9in 81
hprii, ut 10 O'Clock, Hrs. Rh6tCCA WADE
GRAY. in the seventy first year o. her age.
Sh- died "A true Chris In
Her funeral will take place from Centenary
Mrihodist Episcopal church on SUNDAY The
18th at 3 O'Clock u. H.
Died, at his re ,idence on the OH Of ApiiL At 20
minuies after 9 o'ci0c-. afier a. Illness O. four
months, Nj. JOHN FRAWNtR, iE the ftt' fourth
year OF hi age. ,.,
Ills funeral will take p ace On SUNDAY AFTER
NOON. April lib at q O'Clock, from fine-Sircet
Baptist church friPn j. and acqualniances OF Inc
fanny arc invited 20 attend.
Christfdn AdrOcdte please copy.
Died, ~ her faher's residence, at 4AP d.. hpfil
9th, LIZ f GILNtH Il. ungest dangh "r OF Col
opei 4. :. Ruford; aged even ears aud one month.
Due notice will be given OF he funeral.
MOSES DANDRIDGE (colared) depar ed this
life FRIDAY morning. April 9th, al half past
o'c'o 4: sged 'weIty two years. lie was naive
of G0och and county. VI.
lis funeral viii take vi ice from the Fourth Sap
III, church N ] | O'Clock 4. =. SUNDAY, April
11fh Dear tro hers 81 Mount Erin Lodge, No.
1923, Grand Uni ed Order Of Odd-F' liO"s. and all
friends nvi ed 10 attend also sisters and bro
tier OF other lOdge-. -
BURWFLL HI6GENS. y. G..
RORERT WHITING. Secretary.