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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-03

| THE Wfsr-ExD beneficial AND SOCIAL
socIETY's BASQuENT-TOAsrs OFFERED.
The semi-annual banquet Of the West End
Ben, fetal and Social Society. Of this city
was given Thursday evening. Quite
number OF persons were In attendance. In
cluding some from the Manchester Society
An elegant collation. was spread and en-.
joyed. The music was very fine and the
occasion was altogether pleasant. The fol-
lowing toasts were offered and respond.
ed to-:
|. The West-End Beneficial and Socia
Society May It spread and prosper until It's
name shall be stranger In no State'or Ter.
ritory Of our land.
Responded to bv John 8. Rady. Esq,
president OF West-End Beneficial and Social
Society.
| .. Our Countrywide United States
united North and South, East ard West,
our home and our children's home; re.
public whose foundations are political
equality and civil aud religious liberty.
Responded to by +. A. Adams, Esq.
3. Oar Cuy-Tbe heart OF the Common
wealth, attractive In its pleasant surround
ings and in the intelligence and hospitality
OF its citizens. May itgrow and prosper.
Responded TO by c. w. Tyler, Esq.
4.
the oldest OF the American States-the mo-
ther Of States and statesmen.
Responded 10 by William II. Deane, Esq.
5. Ireland The failest land among ma
tions-the bifsDpIace OF race generous,
noble, and true-the gem Of the sea.
Though her harp is now silent and In
mourning. it shall yet resound through
Tara's Hall.
Responded to by +. j. Reilly, Esq.
6. Germ0ny-One OF the greatest nations
Of Europe. Her children are noted for
their enterprise and industry, and America
owes much TO her sons for her present pros.
perity.
Responded TO by Henry Bucker, Esq.
Z. Woman Her approving smile is man. 5
greatest reward.
Responded to by j. V. Reddy, Esq.
| s. East End Beneficial and Social SOCle-
! ty-May it continue o prosper and increase.
Responded TO by President &. &. Thon.
| 8. Manchester West End Beneficial and
Social Society-The first born in Chester
field. May it continue 10 lead as did the
great Chesterfield.
Responded to by John J. Boyle.
10. The Emerald Beneficial and Social
Soc,ety-Though small in number, it is
strong in active, young, and intelligent men.
May it grow like the mustard-seed.
Responded TO by President Nj. p. Joyce.
IL. Our Union-May it be a grand sue
cess. Its name and object recommend it TO
all races and cfeeds. May those who are
about to form it, by wise counsels, thought
ful and earnest labor, place it on firm
basis.
Responded to by Julian Donella, Esq.
-. The PreSs-The necessity OF the age;
potent for good, the power that moulds the
opinions OF the masses.
Responded to by Daniel Murphy. Esq
10. WdShtnqtOn-The Father OF his Coun-
trv, the fyorlte son OF Virginia.
Responded to by George Timberiake
| ESQ
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NEW STEAMER.-The steamer j. Il.
SCHUYLER, which will ply between Rich
mond, Norfolk, and Baltimore after the 7th
instant, arrived at Baltimore Thursday from
New York, and viii leave Baltimore for
Richmond next Tuesday. From accounts
given by Baltimore parties the Schuyler Is
fine vessel, aud is elegantly fitted and hn-
fahed
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 4. NJ. 80 {;
Q A. NJ, 80; noon. 60; Z. NJ, 60; =.
NJ, "a; midnight, G5.
Mean temperature, 6ls.
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Corn SHIPPED TO EURoPE.-Since Janu
arv nine foreign vessels have cleared IRON
the cusiom-house with cargoes OF corn. VI
these six cleared for Ireland, one ior Por
tuga, and one for Denmark. Inc oarf
Saga cleared yesterday for Ireland WIN I,
cargo of corn-27, 995 bushels-yalued a,
St5.55S.55 bushels. The total NUMBER o.
bushels Of corn shipped to Europe since
January is 2OS, 1888. The whole was valued
of S117. .202 80.
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THE sTEAM-TuG ARCnc.-The steam-iug
Arctic, owned by the Virginia Towing
Company, is being repaired, ana is now nov,
Iring in the dock near Libby prison. Tine
work is being done by Richmond mechan.
les. and will cost when completed about
80 800. 1t is said that when the work !:
finished the tug will be the finest and most
powerful that has been on the James river
since the var.
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.yrnrcAS WORM SPECIFIC
VERMIFUGE
SYMPTOMS or WORMS.

o.ssqu'eoaaoe is pale and '''"'n''''''''' with
y -, spsnes or circu~scrioed spot on one or
N, ewes become dull; the pupils
sem,circle runs along the lower eye
'''' -. e ,rr,,atcd, swells, ana sometimes
3D. r,,,ne Of the upper lip; occasional
-, bumming or throbbins of the ears;
,,,-s;loD Of saliva; Shiny or furred
-, breath very fOnl' particularly !" the morn
S''''' -. .,r,,e,e. sometimes vOracicus, with
.s,,ian Of the stomach, al others en-
,,ae: sse;lps pains in the s'O~ash' o'''-
-. s,s vomiting; violent pains through
,,,. bowels irregular, at times oos,iSe;
no, unfreQuently iinged with blood;
~. .,s hard: urine turbid; respiration
III, d,fscalt. and accompanied by hic-
-, cough sometimes dry and cOnvulsive; un-
a.,urhea sleep, with grinding of the
-, temper variable, hut generally irritable &C.
,,...e,,r he above symptoms are found to exist
M G. McLANE'S vERMFUGE
u.uI CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
II DOES not CONTAIN MERCURY
firm. his an innocent preparation, not ca
-.u,of doing the slightest injury to The most
,s3a iEJaat.
..,u,na DIR. MCLANE's vERMIFUGE bears
l.aE.mres OF c. McLASE and FLEMING BROS
g. me wrspper'
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, Friday
Nory ell and ais. Us. Lessner, sc. Argued
by w. b. Petit, Esq, for appellants, and
Colonel John II. Guy for appelees, and
submitted.
Terry Us. Ragsdale. Submitted.
Wells & Harding Us. Smith, &c, trustees,
&c. Argued by James Neeson. Esq, for
appellants, and submitted.
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THE IRISH RELIEF FUND.-For the infor-
nation OF all who feel an interest in the
matter, we publish the following statement
Of Mr. Thomas Potts, treasurer Of the
Irish Relief Society, showing the total
amount OF funds received by him and the
disposition made thereof: Sent to Arch
bishops French and McCabe. Of Dublin,
s3,79i .lG; to Rev. 5. G. Cochrane and Rev.
Daniel Spence, allyshannan, County Done
gal (throueh Bishop j. j. Keane and Major
Frederick r. Scott, S225.S5; to Tubber'
curry r lief Society, County Sligo througf
John NJ. Higgins, ESQ.,, S5G.05; total
s4,O75O6; to expenses, including $40 iol
use Of NJ Mozart Hall on two occasions, S43.1O
Total amount received from all sources
S41lS1G
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TICKET AGENCY.

Hol FOR EUROPE. IT
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
e26 MAIN STREET,
n,tseniing the following FIRsT-CLAss OCEAN
STEAMSHIP LINES:
FROM NEW YORK:
T. CTSARD. WHITE STAR, NATIONAL
HAyBURG-AMERICAN and NEITHER
LAXDs-AMnRICAN LINES.
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po1, or HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH

ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
following is a list OF the pu
pils on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
High Schoolior the past week: Senior Glass
Amelia Brimmer. Blanche Lee. j. L. Arm
strong, c. j. Billups, Robert S. Crump, L
c. Eggleston, and George McCann. Inter
mediate A-Mary Z. Pulliam. 1nterme
diate B-Jennie Gum, Cora Perrini, Annie
Ragland, and Irene Loyenstein. junior A
Matte Pugb.
Attendance for the week, 95 per cent.
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FURNITURE.

EURNITUREi FURNITURE!-IA
=, oler for SAFE 200 suits OF Chamber Furni- -.
~. u price from s23 10 5000, fr9ln the best h.
,eisc,ories East ana West, also OF my own
E.e together With full line Of Psrlor, once, an
h.ssen Furniture, and every article 10 the Furni-
~ ~ nDe. Also. Cabinet Makers' Supplies OF every
iipiiDn. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. PAR
~ 70 sant will saye money by giving me call.
..a sses and warefooms 143S Main street. near III
sss.h greet. Workshops: 16, is, snd20 north fif-
~ = - ~ street. WILLIAM DAFfR0N.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
die and South Atlantic States, increasing
cloudiness, followed by rain areas, winds
mostly southwes'erly, rising followed by
falling temperature, stationary or lower
barometer.
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MoThIRs
WILL CONSULT fBBR INTEREST
by
CALLING AT OUR EsrABLTsHMENT,
where can be found at all times
the choicest lines Of
BOYS AND CHnDREs's
FINE, DRESS SUITS,
ORDINARY scuoo. SUITS.
EXTRA PANTS.
A. SANS & Co.,
1.-The Boys Clotniers.r
1913 Maiu street, opposite post-oasce.
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FROM BALTIMORE:
Il ALLAN and NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
LINES.

Ps,.ays tickets Issued and sTATERooMs secured
N ADVANCE. - i,
IxcrRsI0N TICKETS, iIst- and second-class, and
NetFa.e al REDUCED RATES. =.
STEERAGE TICKETS 10 ana from all points III
EvROPE ~ LOWEST RATES.
Agent for aN Railroad and Steamboat Lines lead,
iug from Richmond Also, for Pennsylvania and
Baitimort and Ohie Ts roads.
B4ILs SANE AS DEPoTS AND GENERAL Of
TCEs
Information eheerfully given by letter or other
Ele. A. W. CARRIER,
sp2-2m s26 Main street.
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FSEsn Strawberries a, PIzzIsa's.

IN NOTHING SHOULD ONE BE MORE CAREFUL
ihan In the selection OF cosmetics. J.S T.. At
hiNSoN's MIX os White Roses, while harmless
and de'ighuuliy peyfumed, Is one OF the most ef-
fective.
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pvorocn Apus.-If you want them done wea sna
ohs,n emnoy RKEs. lie guarantees the nnes. "orH
ar so per dozen for Cards; small s'1e' oVN po.
dom. Cabinets, two for tf'Se' MAN '''S''
,,,be,n Fxiress Office.
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above Nineteenth: Lucy Bailey feploret).
TO erect a frame house on SIKH be-
tween Hall and Bainbridge streets
X. u. Laibnm, 10 erect a frame stable Oh
stockton street near the river; and George
Taylor (colored). TO erect frame dwelling
on Decatur between Fourteenth and Flf-
teenth streets. The report wac received md
adopted.
communication was received from Act
ing Mayor Perdue recommending that the
Council procure some place where aban-
doned children can be accommodated. Laid
over.
An abandoned infant which wa, turned
over to the Chief OF Police several DAYS ago
was ordered to be given 10 Mr.. Hoxley,
who is TO receive Sl2 per month for keep
ing the child.
The vacancy in the City School Board
from the Third Ward oecasioned by the
removal OF Mr.. ID. J. Weisiger from that
ward was made known TO the Council and
the matter was laid over until the next meet
ing.
A communication from, the clerk of the
Richmond CITY Council concerning the APP
preparation OF funds towards the support
OF the Free bridge was presented to the
Council. but no action was taken in regard
to the matter.
Adjourned.
1t is not likely anything will be done by
Manchester in regard to the Free bridge
until the county Of Chesterfield decides to
appropriate one third Of the amount neces-
sary to repair the bridge.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SHELTON, MINOR &
Co.'S CHALLENGE COFFEE, aud You will never
have cause To complain.
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NEW STYLES WALLPAPERS AND WINDOW
SHADES just received.
BOOTH h CO., Tenth stree, near Main.
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OPTICIANS.

10 REGAIN YOUR SIGHT <~s,
81. FOR 25C.. W W
GI'r4s GIr4 zz3 Broad street aud get pair Of sPECTA-
sss1,s, s1s ef EYEGLASSES. A large assorfment of
f'@fas skiifaIiy adlasted 70 the eve By
p,... q. u. WALTER,
'ssso,i,en soie 0p;ieisn, Matchmaker. anc yeweler..
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THE PRICE OF THE CHALLENGE COFFEE Is 2;
cents. II Is little higher than other because it /:
great deal better.
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SHELTON, MINOR & CO.'S CHALLENGE COFFEE
is decidedly The hest on the market, and can be had
az all of the best grOcers.
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TRY ONE POUND or THE CHALLENGE COFFEE,
end you will use no other.
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CHAMPAGNE.

Mr. CRANE hss received another LOT OF hif hmous
PREMIERE sEHRE CgAurA0NE aud also q rev
wine--the " GRAsD WIN IMPERIAL both of
which Wines he recommends superior to asy In
i'e country Althoura prices for all kinds of wines
Fave advanced In Europe, Mr.. CgASz Is still set me
nc old rates.
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THE CHALLENGE COFFEE is full strength and a
delishtfuI favor. Nothing better.
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SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES just received b
CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

TIE CHALLENGE COFFEE is sold only in one
pound packages.
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ANCASTER L. LUCKE,
STOCK BBOKERs,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO
ll15 MAIN STREET.
sECURlrlEs OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND
s'LD on COMMISSION FOR CASH OR ON
MARGIN.
STOCKS SOLD AT AUCTION WHEN DE-
HkkD. fe l4-3m
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SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES at PlzzIxrs.
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No GOOD HEALTH WITH THIN, IMPURE BLOOD.
HOP BIrTERs makes Ilch blood good health ana
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lEniered at the Post.oface AZ Richmond. Va. as
second~cGass matter.l
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FRESH Bon BoNs at PrzzrSrs.

BUNTINcs, BUNTrsGs, at old prices asD. F..
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TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS
find great benefit In having a bottle with them of
Coden's EIEBIG's FLUID EXTRACT or BEEF.
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ROUGH AND UNEVEN FLOORS cannot wear OIL,
carpet where good Carpet-Linlng Is used Use
only that manufactures of Cotton and Paper. TIVE
hlnds-sewed and plain American Carpet-Liuine
Company, New York ard Boston. For sale by al
carpet -dea lers.
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WISDow-sHADEs AND WALLPAPERS in new
colorings and design.
BOOTH & Co., Tenth street near Msln.
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ga TnE CIRCULATION og THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED clRcU-
LATIoN OF ALL TKE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Note.-MrS. SiddonS'S repertoire an this occa-
sion ,giH embrace the choicest selections Jrom
the standard authors 0f the to0rtd, "(rom
1rnce TO qGUr
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AGUE AND FEVER.

" better caihartie can ts ascd rreIsratory. to or
~, ias,n. quiaine.
As.smple purga,ive they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Tie rsnuine are never sugar-coaied.
zach hax has a red wax seal on the lid. with the
-rrs,,iop DIR. McLASE's LIVER PILLS.
Zach wrapper bears the signatures of c. McLANE
u3FLEMISG BROS.
Inslst upon having the genuine DR. G. McLANE ,
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts
turgh. Pa the market being full Of limitations oil
ke name MCLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my Hs-ueon1S
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USEMENTs.

The opera Will be pfvIuced with an entire
NEW AND NOVEL SCENE.
and the same attention TO desail that characterized
It's long run at the Broad-s street Theatre and Wal
lacks. New YORK, and its wonderful success through
the South last fall
EVENING PRICES: General admission, Soc;
family circle aud gallery 2Jc. reserved seats, 7Jc.
MATINEE PRICES: Admission. SOC; children,
25c. Noextra charge for secured seats a. John
stOus and Theatre. ap3-lfs
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Fresh lot of wEEr FLORIDA ORANGES lust re-
eeiyed by CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
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TWO NIGHTS ONLY.

The flyorite OF Europe iAmerlcr, and. Australia
In a Nsgnncient
PROGRAMME OF THE HIGHEST CLASS.
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DIR. &. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

80. M, recommended as a remedy " for all the Ills
81, s..b Is heir to-" but in affections OF the liver
- ~ Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
E,8,eAe or diseases Of that character they stand
without rival.
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CARRIAGES. RUGGEEs. &c.
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN.
We have 10 lerd on real estate. UNEScUNDERED,
~ nr ne nh,e eily OF Richmond, several LARGE SUMS
Va hDNLY al and s per cent. interest.
-eRS-G FRANK ID. HILL x co.
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GRAND OPENING or NEW GOODS at ID. & Z.
MITTELDoRFER's,
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

ID ICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 5TIT AND 9TH.
THE SOCIETY EVENT OF THE SEASON.
FAREWELL TOUR ~ READINGS
or THE
DISTINGUISHED ARTIsTE
AND
QUEEN OF READERS
MRS. SCOTT-SID DDONS.
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MOZART HALL.
sTKAKOsCH GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.
Nh. MAURICE STEAKoSCH has the honor of
announcing that
MISS EMMA THURs3Y
win make her first aud only appearance In this city
SATURDAY, APRIL Sd,
since her return from Europe. where she has OBJ
t,ined The most triumphant success In the principal
capiials, and where the most eminent crsics nave
unanimously pronounced hor
THE GREATEST LIVING CONCERT SINGER;
on which occasion tho following eminent artists
Miss ANNA BOOK,
the admirable young American Flanste,
MONSIEUR ADAMOWSKI,
the Polish VioliDlst;
MIR. BRANsON. the young Tenor;
MAURICE STRAKOsCH,
the Grea, Pianist.
ADMISSION 81: reserved seats, soc. extra. seats
NAV now be secured AZ RAMOS MOsBs's music
S'0i'' ga NIB 30-5t
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Admission. IS cents: reserved seats 81 70 be pro-
cured al c. r. JOuNSTON's. ON aud AFTER Thursday
morning. Admission 10 Gallery, 30 cents.
Manager for Mrs. ScOtt-SiddOns, Mr.. Jas. McNiahon.
ap 1-Th.~ ~.M&Tu4t
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FRESH CREAN-PuPFs at PrzzrNrs.
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FRENCH pRuxRs only IOc. pound at PIz-
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~
HOP BITTERs makes iich blood, good health ana
strength.
FRENCH PRUNRs only lOc. pound at flZ-
ZINTs.
MASHED STRAWBERRIES FROZEN WITH CREAM
at PIZzINTs.
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PIECES NJ"
MATTINGs lust received at ID. X +. MiTEELpoh-
FER's. Don't buy before you look AZ our prices
-----------s----
LEE GALLERY. 92O Main street-best Photo
graphs.
CuILpREN's PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully taken
LEE GALLERY.
We recommend the LEE GALLERY for good pic
tures. - . I'm,
GALLERY. "
MALAGA GRAPES, SWEET ORANGES, and 4 FL
,o,y BANANAS, at PIzzISI's, S07 east Broad
street.
THE INCEST CARAMELs Of all xmas AZ riN'
zIsI's.
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They will reopen Oh MONDAY, April 5th, at which
| time they will make grand display of
| NEW GOODS,
which they will sell at the
LOWEST PRICES.
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LEVY BRornEs' store win be closed on
FRIDAY, April 2d,
on account Of Passover holiday.
Their store will be closed as usual on SATURDAY.
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DICuMOND THEATRE.
Il.L RENOWNED
EMMA ABBOTT
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,
the largest, stronsest and most complete IN
America.
GRAND CHORUS AND 0RCHEsTRA-OPEN-
ING OF THE GRAND-OFERA SEASON.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, APRIL 7TH,
with G0unod's Grand Opera,
ABBOTT. sEGUIN, sToDDARD. MACDONALD,
TAMs, AND TON KARL.
THURSDAY. APRIL 9Th,
| Planquette's Charming Opera,
| CHIMEs OF NORMANDY.
sEGUIN. STONE. sTODDARD. RYSE, TAMs,
| AND TOM KARL.
| FRIDAY. APrIL 9TH,
| GOunods Immortal opera,
| ROMEO AND JULIET.
| ABBOTT. CASTLE, MAUGgL. MACDONALD,
| STODDARD, RYSE, TAhs.
| sATURDAY-MATINEE at .,
Bales eSer-lODuar Opera,
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
| sEGUIN, STONE, CARL, RYSE, srODDARD.
| AND TAM-.
| SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 10TH,
| Masses Grand Romantic Opera,
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.
| ABBOTT. CASTLE. MAUREL, MACDONALD
| AND RYsE.
| The sale Of seats vi i begin SATURDAY MORN
| ING, April Sd. r. G. e. JOHN sTONS. Prices oi al
mission. soc, 75c.. and 81. Reserved seats, 80
| II . . t.frf q
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E-Y
"a EETfyGs.

COCIE1'E FRANCHISE DE sECOURs
- MUTUFLs rT DE BIExfATskSCE DE
.ICBAUND. VfRGfNiE. --f5sssenfnfre snnueIJe
ce cette >ecieie aura Hen a. Monticello Hail. Df.
MANuHE, le 4ih Avril, n 2,3O b.rres y. W.
Le'eciion cs neibbres du bureau lieu n cette
seince E0Ss les mrisbres s0nr prizes d"efre pre-
sent. La Constitution ayant e,s suspendue duran.
le cours On uos. tous cepx qsi dssireDt fare pafie
ae eetle soct 'e, seran admis aux meme ccadilous
qir lest nembfcs fOnda'eufs de Ia sooete.
ifir ordIe de V. A. FAyTRR. President.
a., ,S.lt ID. COLUMBUS. secIefaire.
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Tur INCEST CARAMELs Of all Kinds at III
zISI's.
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GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHEsTRA-0PEN
ING OF THE GRAND-OFERA SEASON.
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DICuMOND THEATRE.
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MALAGA GRAPES, SWEET ORANGES, and YEL,
,o,y BANANAS, at PIzzISI's, S07 east Broad
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MASHED STRAWBERRIES FROZEN WITH CREAM
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The sale Of seats win begin SATURDAY MORN
ING April Sd. ~ &. T.. JOHN sTOS'S. Prices of al
mission, JOc., 75c. aud 81. Reserved seats, sl:oo
and so: according 10 location mn JUGS
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WEDNESDAY, EVENING, APRIL 7rH,
with G0unod's Grand Opera,
FAUST.
ABBOTT, sEGUIN, sIODDARD. MACDONALD
T A NG AND TOM KARL.
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WANTS.

JOURNEYMAN BAKER AND PAS
n TRY-COOK DESIRES A SITUATION. Ap-
nly 10 or address +. STOFFER,
an AIRS $40 Marshall street.