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Thai bottles, 10 cts.
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Are you Bilious Try the remedy that
cured Mrs. Clement of Franklin, y. h
Hoods Sarsaparilla, made in Lowell. Mass.
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City and County.
Religious Service. in this CITY each Sunday.

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THE WONDER

j. becoming universal as 10 how such an i'm
mense sale could be created in Lowell for
HOOPS SARsAPAgILLA But, my friend, II
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MONDAY sun. The real curative power Of
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noted without prejudice, its effects upon the
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body 10 perform the duties nature requires
OF them. Try bottle and satisfy yourself.
Cold Hands and Feet
LOWELL, Feb. 3, 1879
MEssRs. C. |. HOOP & Co: Gentlemen
About one year ago my daughter commenced
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SULPHUR Bitters.

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A. SAKS & CO.,
POPULAR 0NE.PRICE CLOTHlERs.
1913 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
ONE DOLLAR.

THE IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY OF NEW
YORK haze opened a branch store at SIS Broad
street, between Eighth aud Ninth and 10 Introduce
their Tea and Coffee to the citizens Of Richmond
and vicinity, and call attention to the quality and
quantity sold for ONE DOLLAR, they will give. for a
limited time only in each aud eery package a
PRESENT Of some useful article for the table, Jew
elry, gold or silver watches, or money.
Their Teas and COfees a:e nicely sealed M In cans
Of IL pounds of Tea OF 81 pounds of Ccfee. and
sold for 81 per can. Ev,rs can contains present
in value from 0 cents to $50, each individual Sc
lecting his package.
The company take this method TO first introduce
their Teis and Coffees and establish their agency
here, and after limited number Of days their goods
will be sold by their agent wholly OH their meriis at
the same price, without presents. Choice GunpOw-
der and OOlong Teas, fine old Plantation Java and
Rio Coffee. Orders by msll from adjacent towns,
selected by dlslnerested parties and promptly for
warded-siugIe cans. 81; IL cans for $40; "a for
500. Postal order or money must accompany each
order, addressed Importers Tea Company, SIS
Bread street. Richmond. Va.
Among the more fortunate purchasers Of Tea and
G. fee yesterday afternoon were: Henry Kuche.
uaun, 20 west Broad street, selected can OF coffee
combining a handsome Swiss watch, value $40;
Edd Gillian, 627 east Broad street, brought back,
word he had fOuud in a Of coffee stem winding
watch, value SIS; Marty Leslie, Duyil street
ladies' Chatelaine watch, value SIS Fred. Board
man. brakeman Richmond aud Petersburg railroad,
selected can Of tea containing hunting silver
watch. yaluo 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

EMMA ABBOTT OPERA C0APAyY.-Com.
mencing on Monday the 25th instant, II Is
announced, The Emma Abbott English
Opera Company will sppcar at the Theatre
for season OF four nights. The company
is said 10 be full, with an excellent chorus
and orchestra, aud includes such dis,in.
guished and well-known artists az Miss
Abbott. Brignoli, Castle, Rosewald, MaureI,
Poole, Stoddard, James, Augustine, Tams,
SriD, and Tomasi.
The following Is the repertoire Monday
evening, Martha" with Abbott, Maurei.
james, and BrignoIi in the caste; Tuesday,
Fra Diavolo," with Abbott, Maurel,
Strlni, Tams, and Castle; wednesday,
Maritanl," with Rosewald, Maurel, james,
Stoddard, Tams, and Castle; Thursday,
" Trovatore," with RoscwaId. Maurel,
James. and Brignoli. The latter opera will
be for the benefit Of BrignoIi, and will close
the engagement OF the company here.
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TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
i OF DALE LODGE. No. 593,
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
MANCuISrER,VA,,A ADrIl q,

MANCHESTER. VA, April 8. 1881.
TIE undersigned appointed To draft suitable reso-
lutiOns commemorative of our los In the death or
Colonel w. Il. WooLDRIDGE, beg leave TO present
the following:
The lives OF good men, of men who, hr ugh
long and eventful series Of years, have disch rged
faithfully every duty deyOlving upon them. should
hold out 10 those who survive them examples for
their guide and government. Their loss creates
which the recollection OF their virtues sadly
but partially nls. MS with feelings such as these
that we are called upon 10 mourn The loss OF our
deceased brother. Colonel w. II. Woodbridge was
truly KDiyht Of Honor. With him, where honor
was Involved there was no compromise. With
heart full OF beneyolencc and temper That neither
fr fes adversely coud ruiie. yet he felt stain
like a wound. and that honor was his pride As well
a his wealth. Charitable and tyfDpaihc he was
smOst 10 fault, and no frie1d In distress or any
object Of charity ever appealed 10 him In yain III
in private life he was so sind and amable, In his
public life he exhibited every trus worthy trait
Where duty called he was foremost 10 lead, and In
both his military and c,yil life bis cool courage and
discriminating judgment n ade him Al once The Idol
OF his troops and the ncOrtuptibe officer.
But Death has claimed him for his own, and bis
fragrant memory u all that i left 10 US. Like his
Illus riOus leader. he has "plssed the river
where under the shade OF the trees he has found the
long wshed-for rest" where he awaits the blast of
the bugo that will call all 10 " fall In" There
fore,
Rss0irsd, That in The death Of Colonel william
d. Woodbridge We have lost friend who Ia every
relation cf life faithfully discharged the dulles de-
yolying upon hm, aud the memory OF bis many
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A FINE VEssEL.-The barkentine Harriet
s. Jackson, now lying in the dock, is one Of
the finest and fastest Of sailing vessels
which has been in our port since the war.
She loaded here for Rio de Janeiro with
-four, making the run in thirty.One days,
and thence with coffee TO Davenport IL Nor
rs. and beat the fast sailing vessels which
trade between Rio and Baltimore. The
Jackson has a stationary engine, which she
uses in hol>ting all sails. taxing in cargo,
and, in fact, the best apparatus used for
such purposes. Captain Bacon, the pOpu-
lar and efficient officer, has gained many
friends, especially among our merchants, is
now spending his time with his family in
Portland. Me-, and in few DAYS the Jack.
son VIII be ready for cargo and 80 on her
W8y TO Rio,
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a Card 10 Real Estate Owners OF Vir-
yInia.

In a few months all Virginans 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 st Yorktown, for which office
we will publish not less than fifty thou
sand-perbapS half miIlion--cOpies Of our
Virginia Redi Estate journal for free dis
irbuion. We invite all owners OF real es-
tate in city and country who wish 10 have
their property advertised free in our Jour-
nal TO call on Us at once and place such
property 10 our bands. We shall be pre-
pared with IN able corps OF assistants to
show any number OF visitors any or all pro-
pefties we have for sale.
X. b. CHAFFIN & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
Richmond, Va.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Murder Dmncc-Housc.

P0SEY DREW, lHE COLORED PROPRIETOR.
| STABBED TO DEATH FOR REFUSING ADMIT.
| TANCE To 4 MIN0R-ARREST OF THE ALLEGED
| CRIMINAL-INQUEST TO BE HELD TO-DAY. &C.
| Last night about s O'Clock difficulty
occurred In negro dlnce-houSe at 1907
east Cary street DIETER known ss cash
| COr6cr"), which resulted in the death by
siabJing OF POsey Drew (cOlored), the pro-
| prietOr OF the house. The particulars of the
affair, a. far as could he aScertaincd, are as
| follows: About the hour above named a
party consisting Of one man and three bows
or youths went to the house for the purpose,
I il il supposed, of attending dance which
was TO take place there. Drew objected to
one OF the bows going in because he was
too young, when controversy ensued
between him and the visitors, during which
Fannie Chalkley, mulatto woman who
was present, showed two OF the bows out Of
the door, leaving Drew and the man and
| The Oldest OF the youths together. The
woman states that she saw the youth hand
his companion knife, and in a few mo-.
meniS heard Drew oXclam "Pm cut to
death! Run for the police" The party
then ran Cn She Immediately ran out into
the street and commenced 10 cry "mur-
der" aud when she returned she found
bAtN ~ lt-s WI NIJ uDOl "CltiiuS III DtOuus
and in a few moments be expired.
News OF the difficulty was conveyed to
the First police-Staiion and Sergeant How
ard and Officer Walton went TO the spot.
At the same time Captain PleaSants tele-
graphed TO DR.. Brock. When the officers
arrived It Was found that the man was dead,
and the Coroner was notified.
From a description given Of the parties
suspicion was attracted to man By the
name OF Charles Bowen as the party who
did the cutting, and William Gillian,
youth OF about eighteen years, as one of
the parties who were present. GilhIm
was found at the Theatre Comque By
Sergeant Howard and Officer Walton, and
when brought to the station-hOuse was
identified Gy the woman Fannie Chilkley
as one of the party whom she showed out Of
the door. Bowen subsequently came TO the
station-house and delivered himself up. He
admitted being present during the cutting,
but denies that be was one Of the party,
and says that the fatal blow was struck over
his shoulder, but does not know who did it.
Bowen bears rather a bad reputation, hav-
ing served term in the penitentary, and
also IN the chain. gang.
The murdered man was about forty years
OF age, and, strange as 1t may seem, was
looked upon as quiet and weiI-behaved
person, Notwithstanding the fact that he
kept a house that was resorted TO by the
most degraded OF both sexes and color.
Drs. Brock and Taylor made partial eX-
animation of the wound, which had the ap-
pcarlnce of being made with large knife,
and found that it had penetrated the cavity
OF the chest, and that death was caused
from internal hem0rrhage overwhelming
the lungs.
DR.. Taylor will make a post mOrtem eX-
animation OF the body this morning at 10
O'Clock, and an inquest at Z. NJ.
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NO. 93.

GET THE GENUINE ARTIcLE.-The great popu.
larity Of WILBoRs COMPOUND or OLIVER
OIL AND LIME has induced Sme unpriucipled per.
sons to attempt TO palm Oh simple article OF their
own manufacture, but any prison who 10 suffering
from Coughs. Colds, or Consumption should be care
fu where they purchase this article. II requires no
putting The results OF It's use are Its best recon-
mendatons, and the proprietor has ample evidence
on hle OF i:s extraordinary success In pulmonary
complaints. The Phosphate Of Lime possesses
most marvellous healing power As combined with
the pure Cod-Liyer OH by DIR. WLBoR. It's pre-
scrioed by the medical faculty Sold by A. b. WILL
BoR, Chemist, Boston, aud all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

LECTURE BY RAN. TUCKER.-This distin-
guished scholar and statesman has consent.
cd to deliver his famous and popular lee
ture, entitled " Virginia. Past, Present, and
Future" at Moz,rt Hall. on Monday eve.
ming, May I'd. The well known reputation
Of Mr.. Tucker as an orator will alone draw
a large house, but when 1t is announced
that the proceeds Of the lecture are 10 be
donated TO the Centennial fund Of the Cover.
nor's Guard we feel satisfied that The ball
will be thronged TO IFS utmost capacity.
The subject Is full OF interest, and will be
treat TO every patriotic Virginan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

An EXCELLENT MOvE.-We understand
that arrangements have been made to sup
ply the reading-room Of the Commercial
Club with the annual report OF the Board
OF Trade or Chamber Of Commerce OF every
city Of any importance in the United States
and Canada. II our businessmen are not
fully posted about the movements of trade
1t will certainly not be the fault OF the en-
terprising officers OF the Commercial Club.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

TaE CITIZENS YORKTOWN COMMITTEE
The Citizens Committee Of the Yorktown
Centennial Celebration will hold an ad-
jonrncd meeiiHg at the hall Of the House OF
Delegates tomorrow (MOnday) night at 8
O'Clock, at which the subcommittee will re-
port work to be acted upon. The sub. com
mntee met at the office Of Mayor w. &. Car
rngton on yesterday, and adjourned to meet
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock at The
same place, and requested the Council COM
mittee 10 meet with them.
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virtues VIII long be cherished by all who knew him.
heso.sed, y. That while We deplore his IOss we
bow With abject submission to the Will OF Him who
ever. "
hesoteed, 3, That We condole and sympi;blze
Win ms family and friends In this their hour of
paihy can afford. '
Resoired. 4. That q copy Of these resolutions be
sent 70 the family OF our deceased brother a copy
puDlshed In one of the daily papers, and the same
De spread upon the records OF this Lodge
rraterhahy submitted. III. A. JORDAN.
y. MORRlSSETTE,
ap l7-1t I,ommIttee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

THE HusTINGs COURr.-This court was In
| session yesterday, but transacted no bus-
ness OF public interest. The grand jury
will meet morrow, when the Common
weaith's Attorney will prepare another in
diciment in the Mannerschmidt forgery
case. Several other cases which have occur
red since the last meeting OF the jury will
DC considered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

SALE OF LoTs.-Messrs. X. Il. Chaf,iH Il
Co., real estate agents, sold last week the
bt on Franklin street between Second and
Third, fronting 81 IL feet, and belonging
10 MIR. j. l.. Scboolcrafl, TO Mr.. A. ID. Viii.
iiams for the sum OF S3,927.
Also, the lot at the corner OF Park avenue
and Linden street, belongug to Mr.. j. G.
Shaier, fronting % feet on Park avenue, to
Mr.. III. Theodore Ellyson for $3.50 cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

FAMILY FEUD.-LaSt night William Nee.
kinS and his wife Louisa Doth cOiored),
WHO reside on TWeniy-hfth street between
Broad and Marshall. cot into fight, during
which Louisa struck William over the head
with pOp.bGtle, iaflcting painful scalp
wound. The belIigerenis were taken to the
First police-station by Officer TOmlinson
aud locked up. DR.. Brock examined the
wound aud found that the bottle Jared
worse than the nesrO's head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy, with cool winds.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY g A. NJ, As; ;
8 A. NJ, 80; noon. 81; 8 =. NJ, 90; 6 Z.
NJ, IS; midnight, AZ.
Mean temperature, 81 l.G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
EORrY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. WiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription Of one of The best female phvsi
clans aud nurses In the Unitel States and has hesn
used for forty years with never failing safety and
succt IS by millions of mothers aud children. from
the feeble infant Of one week old TO the adult. II
eorrects acldity Of the sOmach, relieves wlnd-colc,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health. aud
comfort 10 mother and chd We believe It the best
and surest remedy in the world in all cases Of DYS-
EMERY and DiARRHEt In children, whether
arising from tickling or from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the fdc stmtie of CCR.
It's & PEbkINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all medIcinedealers. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
an l5 cod "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

EASTER FEsTIvAL.-This festival at the
Broad-Street Methodist church tomorrow
evening promises to be a pleasant affair.
The yOuRg ladies and children Of the Ivy
Leaf Missionary Society. aided by the ladies'
Of the church, have expended much time aud
labor in preparing this novel entertainment,
and it is hoped they will reap an abundant
reward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have IL by using MEADE BAKERS de-
licious CARBoLIc MoUrH-wAsH. IL destroys the
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
cay,d teeth. aud speedily restores them 10 healthy
condition Price. nifty cents "a bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

LADIES' SUPER The Ladies Aid Society
Of Trinity church, at The solicitation Of
manv who eDiovcd their late supper and
entertainment, have concluded to repeat it
on Easter Monday. The luXuries OF the
season will be obtainable, served by the
ladies, and choice instrumental ard vocal
music will he performed on the new Sunday
school organ. a lavish display Of Easter
eggs with their many hues will be distr-
hufpd
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ArOrICE.-FOR SALE-Onr citlzen and

~ attorney. at law, Mr.. G.. ID. WOOTTON, will have
at his office, in the capitol Hotel In few days for
SAFE, very rare and deeply interesting production
gotten no by himself, he titles "QUIZ, QUA.
QUOD. QUI WYE" An Exceedingly Ami-ing
and Humorous Legend. The Deyils Walk and Talk
In the West; Burle' ques, Satires, aud ludicrous
picture of lie negroes IN April, 1865, &C.: How
Bears CIT - Bc stump Tailed, from Scribaer; ;
he Yankee Vsntr Ioquis', by Several: Ola Remus
Of GeOrgia-lils Words aad Song: 4 Double AcrOs-
tie, &c. We recommend The literature. In fact. YOU
NAV amusc your friends with II for q hundred years
Price Of the book 30 cents-and no, a cent less.
lie will deliver 4 himself TO subscribers Orders
prompt, filled. NJ. r., v. j. r., AND MANY
OTHERS. aDl7-lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

THOSE WHO APPRECIATE Art suorLp NOT
fail to attend woLFoRD & snrLBERG's grand
opening of Millinery and Fancy Goods MONDAY
and TUESDAY. April 18Th and 10th, on which oc-
caslon will be displayed all the latest novelties in
Pattern Bonnets and Round Hats, Flowers, Fea-
theirs, Ribbons. silks, Sains, Laces, Parasos, and
many other attractions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

TEN YEARS or EXPERIENCE has irmly rooted
TUFTS PILLS in public estimation. Their wou-
derful adapiaolily to the various forms Of disease
Is marvel 70 medical men of all schools. They ere
largely used in hospitals In Europe aud America As
well rs IN the army and navy. Cuba and other
countries where yeIlow-fsver prevails consume mil
lions # boxes annually.