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The Yorktown Centennial. !.

OPENING or TIE ASSOCIATION ROOMS To.
NiGhT-INTEREsTING ADDRESSES Ex-
PECTED-PARADE OF MILITARY AND civic
ORGANIZATIONS, &C.
As has been already stated, the rooms OF
tue Yorktown Centennial Association. at the
Exchange Hotel, will be formally opened
tonight. Addresses will be delivered bv
Governor Holiday, Hon. A. N. Kelley, and
others. The City Council. Chamber OF
Commerce, Commercial Club, Tobacco
Exchange, and the different German
societies have accepted invitations TO be
present. There will also be fine display of
military. The proposed celebration at York
town Is exciting great interest all over the
country, and the action OF the peoI,le of
virginia will be watched with interest, aud
IL is to be hoped that the citizens of Rich
mond Will not be found lacking in zeal on
the occasion Of the Inauguration of the
movement in their midst.
"A large and enthusiastic meeting OF Ger
man citizens OF Richmond was held last
night at Sanger Halle-Mr. Ebel, OF the
Gesangverein Virginia, presiding. A com.
mlttee appointed for the purpose reported
the following call, which was unanimously
agreed to:
60 TO the German Citizens Of Richmond:
"The undersigned, in behalf OF the several
German organizations represented by them
at the convention held at Sanger Halle We'd
nesday night, 23d instant, cordially invite
all members OF the represented bodies and
German citizens In general 10 assemble at
Sanger Halle at O'Clock tonight, Thurs
day, March 2fth, for the purpose Of partci-
patiEg in the opening ceremonies OF the
Executive Committee OF the Yorktown Cen
tennial celebration.
Sd. \. Mol, Gesangveren Virginia; Joseph
Schopf. Deutscher Mannerchor: II. Deu-
ring, Deutscber Liederkrantz: +. w.
Thomas, Schiller Lodge, No. 139. |. o. o.
F.; John Metzger, Liberal Hum, No. =,
A. o. D.: NJ. Briol, Germania Lodge, no.
Is. x. OF p; G. Klein, Sycamore Tribe,
L. o. Il. NJ; ca. oeibert, Virginia Lodge,
No. j6s, X. OF IL. f. f. Thol, Deutsche
krauken Understandings Gesellschaft
II. BucKer, st. Josepb's Unters,utzunes
Nereln; John Miller, st. Benedctus We
rein l.. Rooster, St. Mary's Social Club;
{. II. Phillips, Germania Verein."
A procession will be formed at Sanger
Halle, and from thence march to the Ex-
change Hotel. where the ceremonies will
take place.
The line OF march will be up Seventh to
Broad, down Broad TO Ninth. down Ninth
10 Nam, down Main 10 Fourteenth, up
Fourteenth to Exchange Hotel
The following is list OF the marshals ap-
pointed: III. &. Miller. chief marshal;
Henry Bucker. f. T.. ThoIl, Leonard Koes-
ter, assistant marshals.
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MIR. COUGH To-NIGHT.-Mr. and Mrs.
John h. Cough reached the city yesterday
from Norfolk, and are at the Exchange Ho-
tel. Mr.. Coughs audiences in Petersburg
and Norfolk Monday and Tuesday nights
are said TO have been large. Ii will be noted
that he lectures on Peculiar People" to-
night at Mozart Hall. The topic is well
adapted to call forth that keen mimicry and
dramatic power for which the lecturer is
said 10 be famous. Our older citizens, who
beard Mr.. Cough lecture in Richmond over
thirty years ago, need little incentive 10 hear
him again. Those who never heard him
should embrace the present opportunity.
The committee OF gentlemen in charge OF
the "star course Cf entertainments de-
serve well OF our community for the high
order OF lectures. concerts, recitations, &c.,
furnished our people; and as the season is
drawing 10 a close the remainder OF the
course should be llberally patronized. and
especially in the ease OF Mr.. Cough, OF
whom an eminent e>sayist has said Since
John Bunyan crossed the river and entered
the Celestial City, English history presents
no parallel to John b. Coughs career"
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RICHMOND WINS THE PIGEON MATCH
There was quite good attendance of sports
men at the Brewery yesterday afternoon to
witness the pigeon match between Messrs.
Holiday, OF Portsmouth, and Mitchell, OF
Richmond. Much interest was manifested.
and the shooting was excellent, especially
considering the high wind. Mr. William
Tell Mitchell, Of Richmond. was victorious.
killing twenty-siX birds ont OF thirty. while
Mr.. j. &. Holiday killed but twenty-five out
OF tbirty.
Mr.. Carter Wormley acted as umpire and
Mr.. Charles Epps trapped the birds for
both sides. 1t is said considerable amount
OF money changed hands. Several private
matches took place between members OF the
shooting club, and afforded considerable
snort
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

1lcO Gases Of VdriOtOid. cases OF
yariooid were reported in this city yester.
day. The patieDts-Mrs. Marks and her
daUghter-resde on the Petersburg turn
pike, in the upper part Of The city. They
were taken sick several days ago, but it
was not known until yesterday morning
that they had the yarioold. The physician
who attended them says that neither patient
is very sick. and thinks that both will be
well in four or five days. Mrs. Marks and
her daughter worked in the Richmond
paper.milI. Yesterday afternoon flag wa,
placed IN font OF the house 10 notify per-
sons OF the presence Of the disease. The
city authorities have quarantined the pre-.
misses
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[For the Dispatch
The University Telescope.

Astbe lst OF April draws nigh the friends
OF the University are naturally anxious that
the balance Of the $4,000 should be taken,
and that it should be put beyond peradyen.
ture that our noble institution shall not lose
splendid gift OF Sl25,0OO for lack Of the
paltry sum OF $1,000. Accordingly, some
Of the old subscribers are increasing their
subscriptions, others are coming forward,
and the work is making bopcful progress.
But the time Is short, and we beg all who
propose to help us to do so at once--at least
to send me line indicating what they can
do.
find that many who could make small
subscriptions are hesitating because they do
not feel able to respond as their interest IN
the enterprise prompts them to do; but |
beg that all who ale willing to max even
small contributions will les me hear from
them.
/ shall call on such as am able within
the limited time; but | hope my failure TO
find any one will not prevent him from
making his subscription.
j. WILLIAM JONES.
No. Library floor. State Capitol.
Richmond. March %, 1881.
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The New epera-House I'm New York.

The great new opera-house at Broadway
and seventh avenue, between Thirty-ninth
and FOrtieth streets, Is to be commenced at
once, and VIII he finished by next winter
probably. The lot is 245 by 200 feet. The
amount paid is 100000. A covered car
riage-way VIII extend through the building,
which will seat three thousand people, aud
cost 100000 besides the lot, and will be alb
solutely tire-proof. There will be one hum
dred and twelve boxes aud about forty
dressing.rooms. One Of the principal men
In this enterprise is NJ. Tabbr, an Italian
member OF the house OF Drexel. The Goe-
lets, Vanderbilts, MortOns, Nayarros. Jim
keene, Garrison, Mills, Sam. Barlow, Jay
Gould, and the Astors are ak in tni, euter-
prise. Matters OF this kind are done in
New York more quickly than anywhere in
the world. There are on the Thames en-
bankment the foundations OF an opera
house laid twelve or fifteen years ago
which have not moved up one inch In all
that time; and for its size and pretensions,
London has the poorest opera buildings in
the world old Covent Garden still being
The chief.
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Brief Items. The CITY School Board did
not meet Tuesdly night owing to the lack
OF quorum. The Board has not held a
meeting since October, and it seems impOs.
sible 10 have quorum at any time.
Judge Frencn, OF the Hastings Court. has
given notice to the members Of the bar that
he would on the fifth day OF the April term
OF his court 20 through The chaDcerg docket,
and take such steps as would free the docket
Of the sleeping causes or advance them to-
wards hearing on their merits.
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UNITED STATES COURT GRAND AND PETIT
JURIEs.-The following is the list of grand
and petit Jurors drawn for the April term
OF the United States Courts:
Grand jury: Robert l.. Iobson, A. Sal
lie Watkins, Polk Miller, John Atkins, j.
Enders Robinson, Charles G. Barney, Jr,
II. c. Bnschen, Nj. Burton, John Mahoney,
Carter W. Branch. Z. G. Sterling, james
Sweeney, Daniel DenOon, X. ii. Gillian,
Willim j. Burke, Samuel Sinton, James
Murphy. William A. Boswell, ii. Theo. FL
lvsoD, John Pickering, and Robert H..
Paine, Of Richmond; John II. Hill, Peters
burg; Myron Baker, Hcnrico.
Petit Jury Michael Murphy. William
II. Grant, +. II. Fisher, Thomas NJ. Ruth
erfOrd, James W. Gibson, II. c. Hobson, W.
$. Upshur, John II. Montague, Jacob EbrI,
John James Jones. j. Watson James, j. n.
VanLew, Charles ii. Brown. j. Il. McCarty,
+. Il. Steger, J. II. Perry. X. ID. Mitchell,
John ii. Tyler, and b. X. LipscOmb, OF
Richmond; X. 4. Miller and W. A. Cau-
thorn, Of Burkeville; j. n. Armstrong. Gull
peper; II. b. Masters, New Kent; W. A.
Parsons, Goochland.
The grand jury meets on Tuesday the 9Th
Of April, and the petit jury on Thursday the
7th.
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases were
disposed OF by Police.Justice ID. C.. Rich
ardson yesterday:
Richard Cheatham (cOlored). feloniously
assauting Richard Meekins with a rock.
Examination waived and the case was sent
on TO the grand Jury.
Andrew Randolph (colored), charged with
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; also, charged
with biting the ear OF q. w. New. The case
was continued Till TO. day.
John Petit, unlawful irespass, was re-
quired to give security to keep the peace
for three months.
Aaron Kinney tcolored). assaulting and
threatening to kill j. A. Burgess. The case
was continued TIL to-day.
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THE MOZART THIS AFTERNOON.-Th
usual weekly musicale will be given this
afternoon at A! O'Clock with the following
First, overture, "Oberon,"
(Weber.) orchestra; second, solo baritone.
Mr. &. W. Scott, Of Petersburg, Va. third,
septette, "Adagio," (Beethoyen,) instru-
mental; fourth. polka, "Les Fauvettes."
Qhe tom.tits,) with piccoIo duo, tBou>quet.) }
orchestra; fifth, solo baritone, Mr. 6. W.
Scott; sixth, quintette, (Boccherini,) instru-
mental; seventh, waltzes, "Blonde and
Brunette" (Waldteufel.) orchestra.
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WICKEDHEss.-NOt bad heart, but diseased
Liver is often the Of violence OF ten per, vim
dictlycness, and sometimes crime for. when the
spleen is affected the heart is cIoeeed in us better
impulses for want of action 10 carry of the bile.
II have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. not
only once but often, and can confidently assert IL
has done me more good than any other medicine |
have ever used think II is The greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made In the world. Many OF my
neighbors have used II, and all will say much II
not more ,han do for its virtues.
John }. ALLEN, Bib county, Ca"
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A Card TO Real Estate Owners of Vir.
ssnia.

In few months all Firginians will be
called on to welcome hundreds and thou.
sands Of strangers from all over this cOun-
try and foreign lands. We have decided to
open an office az Yorktown, for which Of
flee we will publish not less than fifty thou
sanG-Derbaps half milion-copes Of our
Virginia RedL Estate JOurndi for free dis.
tribution. We invite all owners Of real es-
state in city and country who wish TO have
their property advertised free in our Jour-
nal to ell on us at once, and place such
property in our hands. We shall be pre-
pared with an able corps OF assistants TO
show any number OF visitors any or all pro.
perties we have for sale.
X. B. CHAPLIN d Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
Richmond, Va.
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Vie,cS Of ROme.-Mr j. Oscar GOOde, OF
Richmond, will exhibit his views Of
Rome" at the Methodist church tonight
at O'Clock. Already a number Of tickets
have been sold. The exhibition il highly
endorsed by the pastors Of the different
Richmond churches in which Mr.. GOode
has shown his pbotO-panOramic views Of the
" Eternal City," and the people OF this city
have a treat in store for them.
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SANPLE.MERcHAyT ARnEsTED.-H. Gug-
genheimer, OF Baltimore, was arrested yes
terday by Sergeant Seal, charged with sell
ing goods by sample without iirs. obtaining
a license. He was bailed for his appearance
st the Police Court this morning.
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DOCTORS J. ". Cox, T., ID. Jones. II. VI. Paine, Of
Albany; Doctors j. o. Boss l.. Is. Waldo, f.. :. co.
burn, Frank l.. Vincent OF Troy, and others equally
eminent, use aud prescribe the LIEBIG CoMPASY's
ARNiCATED EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL. Be-
ware OF cheap couuterfeits. Cures Piles, Catarrh,
rheumatism, Female Complaints, and Neuralgia.
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WHERE FOR TWENTY YEARS person had no
movement Of the bowels without medicine or me-
chanieal means months use Of TUrT's PILLS
completely restored The bowels 20 natural regularity
They are composed OF innocent herbs, aud are In
capable Of hurting the most delicate constitution
yet sure 10 cleanse the bowels aud blood OF AL in.
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A SUIT FOR SLANDER DEcIDED.-The Cir
cult Court was engaged yesterday in the
trial OF the suit OF Cooke Us. Taylor for
SANDER, which has heretofore been noticed
in the Dispatch. The Jury returned yer.
dict OF S400 damages for plaintiff.
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HUB PUNCH as a beyerage, whether cold or hot,
is just the thing. No" night.eaD" after exposure TO
cold is more beneficial; and TO sIeepless, tired. or
dscomforied persons II Is soothing aud refreshing
Sold by all grocers, druggists, aud wine merchants
at Sl.25 4 bottle.
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FARM SOLD.-On Yesterday Messrs. X. B.
Chaifin 4 Co., real estate agents. sold the
nice little farm OF seventy acres, on Osborne
turnpike four and 4 half miles from the
city, with good improvements. belonging to
Mr.. ii. A. Atkinson. 10 Mr.. w. III. Bergen,
OF ST. Paul, Minn., for $1,000.
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Tuy WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy snd COOL
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, 40;
. NJ, AZ; noon. IS; 5 i. NJ, 81; r.
NJ, -; midnight, 49,
v,sn temperature, "A.
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SUPREME Court or APPEALS. The follow.
Ing business was disposed Of yesterday:
Petit against Appleberry aud ais. Ar
eued by Colonel John ii. Guy for appellant
and a. X. Blakey and James o. Shepherd
for appelIees and submitted.
james D. Shepherd was allowed TO prac-
tice as counsel in this court
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THE SMALL-POX.-In response 10 inqui-
ries from representative Cf the DiSpdtch,
DR.. Cabel, president of the Board OF Health,
slated last night about O'Clock that up TO
that time only five cases of smallpox had
been reported, which he believed 10 be all
hat existed in the city. The case OF the
cOlOred woman on Mayo street reported yes
terday turned out TO be varoloid, and the
patient was not confined 10 her bed, but
was able 10 attend to her usual duties. DR..
Cabel urges that heads OF families and pro-
pretOrs of manufacturing establishments
should see that all under their charge are
yaccinaied without delay. The smallpox
hospital. which is situated in the western
suburbs, was placed in readiness for use
over week ago, but 50 ffr 10 patients have
been sent there.
The reporter called the attention Of the
Doctor to case which was supposed to eX-
ist somewhere on Seventeenth street. He
said that he had not heard OF it and did not
believe the report was true. He also said
that the people were so much alarmed-ridi-
culously so. he added-that every case Of
sickness which occurred was Immediately
put down as smallpox, and instanced u case
reported TO him a few days ago, which on
investigation proved TO be pneumonia. DR..
Cabell stated, in conclusion. that the cili-
zens might rest assured that he would keep
them fully advised as 10 the progress OF the
disease.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL 1RocHEs will stop a
Cough By directly relieving the irritation OF the
Throat aud win not disorder the stomach like
cOurh-syrups. rs cents box.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoNrLExicN.
No matter how much IL may have become i'm
paired by nature or otherwise, Il makes the sKts
PURE, SOFT andLrKE THAT OF YoUrB.
1t Is no, only ELEGANTLY PRRFCM1D. but it H.
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
aud is harmless as water.
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HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE acts as BRAIN
and nerye-food 4; is not a quack medicine, but Is
prepared according 10 the directions OF the we'll.
known Professor r.. y. Horsford.
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VI. ELLYsoN & CO., advertising agents. insert sd.
verisemen;s in all OF the newspapers OF the United
states publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room viii receive promp. atten.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done st the
DISPATCH PRINrISG.lioUsK. Good WORK, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE ALARM OF FIRE turned In from Box
21 yesterday afternoon at 4:05 was caused
bv the burning OF a chimney In the vicinity
OF Twenty-fifth and D streets.
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IxpIcarroxs FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
80. fair and warmer weather. northwest
..o'ou,bwest winds, stationary or higher ba-
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be EN-.
tlreIy prevented by the use OF Burnett's
Coeoaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtain
Ing Burpetts FDayoring Extracts, they nre
the best.
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LIEBfG CoAPASY's coca BEEF TONIC
, far superior TO the ia honable and Elusive pre-
parations or beef, wine, and rOB,n says Professor
+. W. Hunt VI. d., Honorary Member inIerlsl
Medical Society Of -. Petersburg, Russia etc. etc.
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INDIAN RIVER FLORIDA ORAsGRs-sweeies
orange grown-just received BY
CuhisTiAN 4 WAITE,
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WEsTPHALIA HANS at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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vrssIa's MURDERED GEAR.
I'M. Remains Lying tn Stare I'm the
Fortress.

.A.i, chastIy Appearance "Giittcring,
cr,,eniug Confusion "-Reportcd Torture
=, the supposed Assassins 10 Extort "a Con-
fession.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. George A. ChiswelI,
publisher OF the Daily Press Of Paterson,
n. v, was In the city yesterday.
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FRESH INVOICE or KEY WEST CIGARS sgsy
received by W. ID. BLAIR n co.
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JuLHs MUMM CHAMPAGNE. W. ID. BLAIR a
Co, agents.
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FAMILY Ros-HERRISGs, CHIPPEp BEEp-s sess
In the city-at CHRISTIAN & WnIrgp.
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W. ID. BLAIR co. have just received large Iins
Of fine Mountain Whlskeys and other d ne goo.is.
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JNO. r. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 4. W.. furniture. &c.
FURMAN TUPPEk. 3 r. W.. com Missioner sale
OF frame Il house and lot IN the plan Of Futon.
JNO. F.. LAUGHTON, JR., 10k A. NJ, a number OF
rosewood ana mshogauy pianos
u. BENSON. L. NJ, little farm, with bandlotae
Improvements. near Ivy depot. on the Cbess-
peske and ohio railroad, In Albemarie count }, !,
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DARTIrs WIsUJNG TO BREED "a.

DARTlES WISHING TO BREED E--n
l. for q HARNESS HORSE or TROTTEaZ ZS3t
are inyibd TO send their name. for circular g,yins
terms (yery iowl aud pedixree OF the I'll si-MAM-
BKINo colt "ORPHEus." bred In lie xingtoD. KY,
by the great breeder General Wiihers. Top Gro ss1
nrsteiass oting sirsns. ard hyaced with The slo-s
-four -mie racing blood OF SIR Charles and Americas
Eclipse. Address or call on
JAMES FLETCHER,
agent for owner, at !. q. smiths sixhk,
Seventeenth ans Cary sisess.
NIB 3-ThAsslOt&wsis
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DOCK AND jon WORK NEATLY Ex--
~ EcUTED IL the DISPATCH PRINTING!.
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Re- On all sales of Real Estate made between The
lst of January and last OF June the taxes for the
present year have To be raid by the purchaser. Un
all sales made between the lst OF July aud last of
the year the taxes have 10 he paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about ffteeD years ,gss
by all the r. al estate agents 10 Richmond, auo s-
plies TO Richmond aud vicnity.l
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SPRING STYLES IN FURNITURE. q
~ In PARLOR, CHAMBER. aud DfNIsG -
SETS our STOCK Is complete. and vii con- pare ~
with any nrstclass house In the City toryi
prices and quality OF goods. You VIII rave mOnPy
by examining oar sock before buying. Kssy ercns
Of payment. T.. GATHkiGHr SON.
NH 23-3m 10 Governor sirvsf-
I ARGE AND SUPERIOR Sr0CKM
~ CHAMBFR FURNiTuRK,
PARLOR FURNITURE. !"
DINISG-ROON FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES.
Goods sold on accommodating terms.
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
fe 9.eoi3m Governor sreet.
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DRESS-M AlxIHG.

MRS. VI. T.. WHITE,
wi FIRST CLASS DRESs-MsKING.
No.5I7 NORTH THIRD. NEAR LE.DH SrRSET.
liuh 2f-2t*l
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IsOKSE$. MULES, g.

EOR SALE. 4 HORSE. PUAE. TN-r,
II TON. AND HARNESS. For particu- /cfi
lars as 10 terms &C., apply at 1903 east Main Sped.
NH 22-3,*
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SMOKED SALMON at
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MELLEN'S FOOD.
FURNITURE.

NH l7.ThS su3m
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until Saturday, In shadow OF the clustered
columns that stand about the plain-toppe6
tombs OF white marble. Beside the tomb
OF the late Empress Is vacant space. where,
according to his expressed wish, will repose
the remains OF Alexander III. forever"
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN GRANT THE EDISON
COMPANY THE FRANCHISE FOR HLUMINA'
TING THE CITY.
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No. Library floor. State Capitol.
richmond, March %, 1881.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,,.,e,ea A, the Pos'-0fice At Richmond, Va, as
second-claSS mattcr.I