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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-24
N~GRAND CENTENNIAL.
YORKTOWN, OCTOBER 10, 1881.
LEVY BROTHERS. STORE TIE CENTRE or
ATTRACTION IN RICHMOND.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BARGAINS.

Hotel and clearinghouse keepers will fud-
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 81 per ID zen worth
$3.50, AT sl.40 D'r dozen worth S1.75' at sl.6O
per dozen worth 81; also sner Towels at $3.50,
&c. aud up to 81 } per dozen;
WHITE QUILTS AZ soc worth II, al sl20 worth
$3.50:
MARsEILLES QUILTS at $3.50 worth 81, at 80
worth 80, at - worth 81;
500 pieces RIBBONS at 30 per cent. below regular
prices;
300 punches Of FRENCH FLOWERS, for hat and
bonnet trimming,a at low prices;
SIS Hal ORNAMENTS from 81. TO Il each;
PRINCES, GIMPS. BUTTONS, I t>>tLS, CORDS,
BALLS. SPIKES, &c, for dress trimmings;
CORSETS in great variety. among which viii be
found THE ADJUSTABLE NURSING COR
SET. MADAM MOODY's ABDOMINAL COR
SETS, WARMERS HEALTH CORSETS, and
at least hfty other styles;
CHECKED SlUSLINS AZ Zoe. per yard worth l5c
STRIPED MU>LINs at l2Ac. per yard worth 20c.;
CORDED PIQUE At 6sc. per yard worth l0c.;
EMBROIDERED MU-LlN TIES AZ l5c. worth
2jc.;
COLGATE's TOILET WATERS at sjc. "a bottle;
.COLGATE'S SOAP retaied AT wholesale prices;
Elesant ROIDERED CLOTH PIANO
COVERS at IS and $3.50 worth II o and Sl2;
LACE LAMBRFQUINs at 81 pair worth $3.50 !;
LACE TIDES in great variety al 80 per cent. ne
low regular prices;
REMNANTS OF BLEACHED COTTON a, low
LACE SCARF NET a, lOc. pr ward worth zoe:
SWISS EMBROIDERY EDGINGS and INSERT
INGS from So. % / De. per yard:
TORCHON EnGINGS and lNsERTINGS-the
largest and cheapest stock 10 THIS city:
PAPER. ENVELOPES, CORDS, PENS, PEN
CHS. BOOKS. aud MUGlLAGE;
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS. direct from three
Of the largest manufacturers M this country,
which enables Us 10 offer large assortment Al
lowest prices.
We will continue 10 add novelties and special bar
| gains 10 our stock. ~ 10 render our store the
grand centre OF attraction during this ceufennia
! year. Zap POI LEVY BROTHERS.
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The State Debt.

RICHMOND, April II, 1881
Editors Dispatch: / never owned Viz.
cinia bond in my life. May | say a word
What a variety of opinions people hold!
All claiming TO veuerate their mother State,
and at the same time 10 be entirely honest,
vet how very oblique do some OF these
opinions appear to other people who also
wish 10 be honest and who likewise vene-
rate the old Commonwealth.
One SAYS, "Let the debt GO; another,
awe won't ask how IL is to be settled pro-
yded we can accomplish" &c.; and yes
terday appeared proposition to "reduce q"
the debt to S15,000.000 and pay per cent.
on that, &c. In the rame OF all that seems
honest aud reasonable, what are we coming
tor Would the friend making this sugges-
ton be willing TO conduct his business on
such principles? Suppo'e he had sold his
crop and taken the purchasers bond, bear
ing interest, in payment; and suppose the
purcbaser. after paying the interest shOr:
time, should complain that he had met
with losses, that the debt was trouble
some, aud that II stood in the way OF his
carrying out certain plans, and that he in
teuded to "reduce" the amOunt OF the bond
one half and the rate OF interest two thirds;
but OF course be was an honest man, and
wanted to do perfectly right. Would not
the reply be that nothing bat inability 10
pay. or consent OF the creditor, could pos.
sibly release him from the full payment OF
the debt, 50 far as honesty and probity were
concsrnedf And IL he should plead inabil-
ity 10 pay, while al the same time he was
spending in self.indulgence an amount
which would In short time equal not only
the interest, but the bond itself, would our
Chesterfield friend believe himY
Are Virginians able 10 pay 80 or 90 cents
on the 800? II man is not worth 800
be will not have the 80 cents 20 pay. II he
has Slo0, why Is not yirginian as able to
pay 80 cents on 1t as a New-Yorker or Penn.
syiyaniani
Are Virginians able TO pay the interest :
DO not Yirginians spend In liquors an
amount which In three years would wipe
out the debt-principaI and INTEREST,"
True II Is that grave political complications
exist in our unhappy Commonwealth, and
lust how to steer the ship OF State safely
through the breakers without compromising
her honor 10 The question to be solved.
Let Us beware lest our posterity, instead
Of blessing US for transmitting TO them what
we may call per cent. illuminated"
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How Shall We Show what Virginia
Has?

Eyerything indicates that there VIII ne
x.ry large crowd Of people at the Yorktown
centennial. Whether they come from this
country or Europe they will all visit Rich
mond. " for nothing else, because 1t was
the capital Of the Con'ederacy. Not ne"
Of them will combine business With plea
sure. They will ask us what we nave IN
Virginia to invite capital. 1t Will not sa''s'y
them II we answer the question In genera
way. Businessmen, whether CAPITALISTS Vi
moi. want no general statements about any
thing !: they want particulars, and they WI"
have them, and will go to people VINO are ao'e
70 furnish them. These particulars arc " po
found In a collection Of our resources snow
ing our minerals, with location OF n''oe,
analvs,s Of the ore, extent OF deposit anu
accessibility to lines OF transpor'"'''" -.
timber woods, dressed and undresseo' WI"
accessibility to transportation our de-
nos,,s Of building. aud payng-stones, Win
extent, location, &C.; full 'st OF tue
croos OF all sorts known TO have done well
in the s,ate-in fact, every thing necessary
10 give as perfect picture as possible OF
whs. we have. This collection, in the hands
~ man able TO answer intellgentiy the
inquiries made OF him, would do Work 'ha'
would last while Virginia lasted. And inc
persons to arrange the providing OF 'n's ooi'
lection are the managers of our severa'
lines Of transportation coming to ana gong
out OF Richmond. VIII not Coiohei bU'
PoRp. General WICKBAM, Judge OuLp' MI
FnrEcg. Major SCOTT, Colonel DOUGLAS,
and Captain ALLEN meet together anu
make certain the accomplishment OF this
grea, work! II will be great and lasting
work.
The accumulation Of wealth in this couh'
try during the past seven years mas oeei'
simply enormous. Aside from the rapio
growth OF our domestic or Interstate tfade'
our exports during the five years endins
lime 40 last exceeded our imports Dy
$3.50. 600. 900. Prior to 1878 we could no.
nav our debts abroad with all the merchan
dise we were able to send, aud so were com
pelled 10 add to the pile nearly the whole o.
The precious metals we produced. we h0'
only now keep these precious metals laoou'
s7O,o 5000 year. at home, but are get
ting very largely OF the precious metal
belonging to other people. All thl'
wealth must find investment somewhere
and IFS abundance is proved by 'h'
ereediness with which even n and
ner cent. bonds are taken; the latter steadily
commanding heavy premium. 1t Is piair
that men will not put their money INTO suci
;nves,ments il it can be made TO pay better
In other ways, aud these other ways are t(
he found in the development OF what Nlr
ginia IS able to furnish. But men mus
Eno,o all about them before they 'rW cent"r'
their money.
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rue PETERSBURG cOSvocArIoS-A couMiHn
ISpusrRY--BuILDING STOPPED fon
OF BRIcKs-THE YOUNG MEMS ChhlsiIAN
ssociATIoN--REvENuE REGENTS AND 1o'
,.ccn pxpoRTS.
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debt. should forever curse rs Tor cntaihng
upo,, them the legacy Of REPUTATION. :.
Cannot the Democratic voters OF az snaaes
Of opinion unite 70 save the Ssatc rom "a. al,
ricanizs,ion, and also, By conference WIZ
the states creditors, obtain comp.ow,s MS
which will preserve the fair name OF VII,
ptniap II any rights are withheld from tnc
negro, let us grant then, and, by tue D,css.ns
az God, right will triumph, ana " VII, agas a,
he demonstrated that Honesty 70 sne ~. 49,
polcy.v Let US effect, II possible, an non
wv COMPROMISE.
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l.YNCHBUTSG.
THE RECENT SHOOTING AFFRAT-FATAL IN
PLOSiON- PERSONAL.

THE RECENT SHOOTING AFFRAT-FATAL IN
PLOSION-PERSONAL
Correspondence of tie Richmond Dispatch
APRIL 20, 1881.
The preliminary examination OF I. ID.
Glass (whlte). for the recent shooting OF
negro named Robert Brown, transpred I'D
the MAYORS Court yesterday morning, ana
resnted in the accused being sent on 10 the
grand jury for indictment, without pan.
Later in the day, however, counsel SUED out
a writ OF hdbedS corpus before Judge Gar
land. OF the Corporation Court, who, AFTER
hearing evidence, decided the case ballaole'
and held the prisoner in bond OF S2'0Oo,
with William w. Larklu surety. The maj
trial takes place at the May term oi the
contt. Brown is in dangerous condition.
A premature explosion OF charge OF nj
tro.olycerine occurred Thursday afternoon
in the vicinity Of Bald Eagle dam, on the
Richmond aud Allegheny railroad, ABOUT
twelve miles above Lyncbburg, the accident
resulting in the instant killing Of white
oyerseer, j. 7. Moore, of Thomasyil'e, n.
c.. and the Painful injury of 40 associate
oyerseer named Robert Lacey, OF GoCcn-
land county, this State. Moore was terrlDly
manged. His remains were brought 10
this city yesterday and forwarded TO his
friends in North Carolina.
The venerable Judge James Garland has
almost entirely recovered from his recent
severe indisposition, and NEST probably VIII
he able to hold the May term OF his court.
A. Christian, Esq, attorney for the Com
monweallh, is also much recovered.
TELEPHONE.
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. xo,e from MIR. brooke.

WARRENTON, April II, 1851.
Editors Of Dispatch: understand INA,
In some letter from this county, pupnsneo
in the Richmond Wing. ] am chargeu,
either directly or indirectly, with bav!ng
become Mdhoneite. VIII you allow me
the use of your columns for the purpose OF
giving any such charge an emphatic dehlal.
With those who know Inc trust that II mas
obtained no credence. Respectfully,
JAMES V. BROOKE.
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A Voice from Bedford County.

Editors Dispatch Let US go forward on
the plalform which has been proposed:
1. Opposition TO Radicalism. .,
.. A conference with the creditors rs 10
the public debt. ,,rs
3. The agreement and adjustment mus
reached TO be submitted TO the people ior
ratification. so,.
al BEDFORD.
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The Exponent is the name OF a weekly pa
per the publication Of which bas lu't been
commenced at Culpeper, by ANGUS NC
DONALD GREEN-names that make us feel as
If the young editor were weii'known
friend. He has our best wishes for his sue
cess. We expect to read valuable articles
in the Exponent from the pen OF our old
friend 81. w. g."
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AMERIKA. I'VE have received a copy
OF this new foreign journal. 1t ispublished
in Vienna, and is the first and only paper
on America printed in the German language
on The other side of the Atlantic. The NO.
before us has full.page engraving Of Gen
eral WASHINGTON, who appears In his we'll
known role Of Den ErSten i'm Krei9e; Den
Ersten i'm Frieden; Den ErSten i'm Herzcn
Seines V0tkeS.
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/ met with an accident about two years
ago, said Mr.. Jacob Forster, Of Newburgb,
y. Y, by being thrown from horse, and
broke my right foot, which was to all ap..
pearances cured in about three months
treatment by a skiliul physician. But with
every change Of the weather the most eX-
cruciating pains would appear, and increase
from day to day, oil remedies falling TO ale
vate them. BY the advice OF friends |
bought bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil. With
the application OF the remedy relief came
at once, and the use Of two bottles entirely
freed me from all pain.
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Effect oftbe Sick Dodge.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Secretary Blaine
attributes the numerous reports OF his iall-
ing health to an exercise of diplomacy on his
part in evadng at times the swarms Of visitors
at the State Department, who have made 1t
next to impossible for him TO control time
enough to attend to the public business.
lie was at the Department to-day and at
tended the Cabinet meeting, and is in bet
fer health than for many months past.
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,ruE CoMMITTEE APPOINTED by

i the meeting held at Mozart Hall 10 organize a
Hotel Company will please meet at the house OF
MIR FRED. X. SCOTT. No. 10l south fifth street,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING the 27th instant, AZ
q O'clock offers OF building sites or any proposals
for The meeting may he handed 10 any member OF
the committees follows: l. X. Page tchairInap!'
n. Il. BIankinshp. Junins NORRIS, w. h; HaxaIi'
Crenshaw, Jr., Claiborne Watkins, Ralph Johnson,
Franklin slearns, Peter G. Mayo, J. II. Montague'
nort. Jr. q. Nj. REYNOLDS Fred. X. Scott A. s. Blu
ford, A. L. Elicit, Il. ID. T. Myers, w. q. wiekham,
III. q. Parsons, c. l.. Todd, J. ii. Chambellayne,
i,yrd WARWICK. ap gait
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70 ilis department we invite '.
BUYERS. \, a special bargain N.
number, which is the b,,t 'a'N. ''..
this city. W. can scarcely supply
this popular grade.
Asa novelty W. ask Your a,i,.'..
fabric I'D MOURNING SILK.
BLACK MUMMY az $3.50. Hli.
Use. 20 a., -are values; BLA'h -''..'
toi2.
Novelties m WOR~rfD>, -iiA-N.N.
PLAIDS, STRIPES. aai au Boz"
they aprtar lu NsW York.
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prrrsYLvANIA.

REVIVAL. MEETING At rHE BAPTIST CHURCH.
correspondence Of the Richmond psspa'ehj
CHATHAM, Va, April 81, 1881.
The BaptIst evangelist, Rev. j. Il. HUT
son. of your city, has been this way assis1.
ing Rev. II. Petty, the pastor OF the Baptist
church, In a meeting. The meeting closed
last wednesday night with, ] learn, some
fjity professed conversions. The interest
manifested was greater than was ever seen
here before, and but for the indisposition o,
MIR. Hutson could have been continued
longer.
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NJ. W. HARDWOOD is the Republican
nominee for a county office IN HenfIco'
Little MARTIN, what do you mean: How Is
II that YOU, the leader OF the fiat-money H.
uatics, have become the ally OF the bloated
bondholders, the money power, the goid
maniacs. and the monopolistss Have you
lost your faith in fat money?
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FINCASTLE.
THE EXAMINATION OF THE PETERs-PAwPAw
MURDER CASE.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
APRIL 81, 1881.
The preliminary examination OF Peters,
charged with the murder OF Pawpaw, be-
gan here to-day before Justices Lunsford.
Kelley, Figgatt, aud Ammen. A great deal
OF interest has been excited, aud the attend
ance from all parts OF the county has been
very large. About eight witnesses were
examined, but no new facts OF special in
terest ELECTED. Many more witnesses are
to be examined tomorrow. The case has
been conducted by Commonwealth Attor-
ney Haden for the prosecution aud the
Messrs, Glasgow for the defence. 4.
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Mr.. BROoKE's note settles one question.
He desires that the State also shall publish
IL.
The Fauquier resolutions, which we
printed some time ago, define Dir. BRoOKE's
position with clearness.
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We have The Southern Clinic for Apr
New Books

The Eichhofs. A Romance. From the
German OF NORTH Won REICHENBAcH.
By Mrs. A. l.. WIsTER. Translator OF
.sThe Secsnd Wife," "The Old Man,
selle's Secret" "Only Girl" etc., etc.
Philadelphia: j. b. LIPPINcorr 1t Co..
1881.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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NTFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (ccr-
ner Twelfth aud Broad streets)-Rev J. T.. IlAw-
THoRNF, ID. - VIII preach on SUNDAY at II n.
M.-.u,ljeci, "PIlate aud His lmita'or5 -; and al
+. NJ. Rev. :. {. CLOPTON will preach. All well
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SILK DEPNRTNFNL

n0w replete With choice ana
SATIN. SATIN MEkNEN ilI y.
SATIN DE LYON ANDD' Nl.f'I.'
LoUIsINES MONIES f.i 'tn-.
>UgAHS, CHENF,
and other advanced nOyeliies.
coEtr0. Tor this city many che. ..i
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. sc
DEADY FOR ANY DEMAND.

CARDOZO. ALSOP. MO~BN N''.
1905 EAST MAIN >rEttI
FOURQUREAN, PRICE. TLMfnt
429 EAST BROAD STREET, HI'uH'>.'
ARE DAILY ADDING To THEIR ."
AND ATTRACTIVE SIU'A ..t
EASTER holidays.
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TYP ARK-P + METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. JONI HARMON viii
nreacn al IL A. M.-subect, IA Case of >crpiicsm
and It's Cause: and at 7:45 =. M-subjeci, " H.
tegriiy as Specific for WRATH
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Dl4Af tb'fi'"s
In this Cur speciality we have
WORSTED VENETTA\>, ANTS.
NUNS YELLING, BEACH tLDl .~
PLAIN aud LACE BUNTING, r..I
ARMURE. GRAPE NlRGINlf,
together with such standard
BCNTINGS, CASIlNtRi
HENRIETTAS. ALPA' S..
~ psices never offered before 3D.
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NJ JULIUS MEYER Il SON
ARE
OPENING NEW GOODS EVERY DAY,
AND
OFFERING MANY BARGAINS.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
NEW DESIGNS IN PLAIDS AND STRIPES.
NEW SHADES IN SOLID COLORS.

BLACK and COLOIED WOOL BUNTING at
so picees ALL.WOOL BUNTING from Sc mp;
10 reces 3s.INCH COLORED CASHMERE at
2jr-a great birgaiu;
BLACK SILK BROCADES very low;
BLACK SILK BROC AIDES al Use. worth 20
ALL->ILK BROCADES a. Sl.35 worth : LILO
MAGNIFICENT tLL-SILk BROCADE SATIN
co&oifED ALL:SiLK BRoCADE sATINs at
COG6RED SILK BROCADEs a, CSC. worth
All shades in SATIN SURAHs at 81:
) pieces SUPERB BLACK SATIN at 9Oc. worth
pieces SUPERB ALL.sILK BLACK SATIN DE
LYON , 1T > ~ worth 81 6o-a qun''y at sl4o
Another her" lot : .! the 95c. BLACK ALL-wooL
Our A Ss..INCII Extra FINISH ALL-wooL
BLACK CASHMERE at soc. Is especially
ALG"lSWs6ooL rAMI,E CLOTH a. 4oc.;
4 fniI line OF BLACK GOODS IL iIhNRlETTnAS'
K9ER G d4 ii nunE y F9GrHi AZ ALHA
In wIiITE GOODS we Offer some extra bargains,
Another lot of The WHITE PERSIAN NULL
LAWN al 2jc.-eX,ra cheap; .
Is pieces EXTRA FINE WHITE PERSIAN
NULL LAWN AZ soc. worth 4Oc.;
40 pieces WHITE LINEN LAWS at l6'c:;
ALL.LINEN ETAMINE CLOlH double width,
for antique curtains only 25c Il yard;
In LACLs we sR9T r. ~me9ss Hs E ERSs
POINT VENISE, RUSSIAN, MERRlCHUTk,
aud other kinds;
I'm TORCHONS we have the largest stock and lowest
prices in the city; - , .
Immense new line Of HAMBURG EDGlNGS just
opened; , ,,.,., d.
Another lot Of those 25c. DAMASK TOWELS
40 dozen more of those heavy PCRE-LINEN
TOWELS AT l2Hc.;
go dozen PURE-LlNEN DOILIES at j0c per do
zen .,,,.,, ~, ~,
rs DOZEN PURF-LINEN HEAlSTITCHED HAND
KkRC HItFS at &c: ~
IS dozen EMBROIDERED MUSLIN TIES at Toe.
worth 25c.; 49, ,, ,,,,,,,,,, =,
Another 100 dozen OF tile 3-ELASllC lliktAp
GLOVES at l5c: .., l,,,.,, moon,
100 dozen LADIES SOLlD'COLORED HOSE
three pair for 25c.: ,o>,
MISSES and CHlLDREN'c CORSEIS ana toh-
SET-WAISTS; ~ 49,.
The BON-TON, PARTISAN. QUEEN BESS, LADY
TEAZLE and other celebrated CORSET az
JULIUS MEYER < SONS,
an %. cod 6Ol and 603 Broad street.
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4 large stock of LINEN LAWNS At lie. yard,
the value being 1896; cases VERY FINE at
l9c. The value beng 3Jc.;
All the various pew designs I'm WHITE GOODS, IN
French. English and DOmestcs;
100 rolls WHITE MATING at 1910.
APP 23-Sa,su&Th
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NJ HUTZLER BROTHERS
have now open for INSPECTION their
fourth arrival Of
PRINCES AND DRESS-TRIMMlNGs,
which are Incompatible IN QUALITY, STYLE, ana
PRICE. . ,.,.
our JOc JET AND CHENILLE PRINCES, and
our soc. BEADED GIMpS are the wonder OF the
For BARGAINS In realty, and not in paper"
call al jZ5 Broad street.
HAMBURGS, HOSIERY.
KID and LIZ LIE GLOVES.
SILKS. SATINS, RIBBONS. &C.
Our GOLE-PLATED JGWEhRI is warranted
not 10 tarnish. ap ~
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TACFs AND TNBVOIU"I''

We al. especial attention 20 81 geo
HAMBURG EDGES. consisliu-
These goods are demanding great
All the lattst LAtES, IGiNNlN .t..
WARE IL lowest rates.
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Our late large purchase Of
PATENT-LACE KID GLOVES,

we are now rrady Ia state, has proven success.
They are equal In every respect Ia FOte Ts. and we
are enabled TO offer them al a concession Of 12c. on
every par.
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NJ JOHN c. SHAFER.

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE
POsT-oFFICE,
has received a very large and hue assert meat Of
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS. consisting Of
CLOTHS, DIAGONALS, SUITING>, PLAIN
and FANCY CASSINERES FOR PANTALOON>,
imported especially for him, which will be made 10
order in the LATEST STYLES aud AZ prices consist
ent with first. class workmanship. \ call Is respect
fully solicited.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFgS CT Gae grades
made to order. fe Zi-3m
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80 dozen GO-BONE, SIDE-STEEL, SIDE-LACE
COkSFTS At 25r. pair worth from 80 10 csc. !:
100 dCzsn FRENCH-WONtN CORSETS 1T 20
and 39c. a pair-yalue. 80 aud soc.
Wenow Offer all the various popular 'ORSEIS-
among them some OF the most fayOrcd-at consider
able reduction from regular value.
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Nj CHRISTADELPHIAN SI n a =
cOGUF.-Flder ALBERT ANDERSON will de-
liver A discourse at IL O'Clock his MORNING at
LEWIS Hall. All are welcome
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL 18TH,
of the Renowned
EMMA ABBOTT
EMMA ABBOTT
EMMA ABBOTT
TMMA ABBOTT
EMMA ABBOTT
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
- The most Popular and successful IN America
ABBOTT. BRIGNoIl, and CASTLE;
R0SEWALD;, MAURELi; and P I.lqI
TAMS. TRIM, and TOMAsL
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
MONDAY,
Grand production Of DOniZetli's mas'erwOrk'
LUCIA. BRIDE OFLAMMERMOOR'
ABBOTT, MAUREL, JAMES, and BRIGNoLI.
TUESDAY
(irst appearance here Of FMhA ABBOTT IN come
OpeTa),
FRA DIAVOLO.
ABBOTT, MAUREL, STRiNi. JAMES, TAAs' ana
WILLIAM CASTLE.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE,
MARIANA.
ROsEwALD, MAunEL, sToDDARD, JAMES IANs'
ana WILLIAM CASTLE.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
MARTHA.
ABBOTT, MAUREL, S1RINI, JAMES, ana bkl"N"Li'
TUVRSDAY NIGHT-HRIGSoLrs FAREWELL,
TRONArORE.
ROSEwALD, MAUREL, JAMES, and BRiGNoLi'
SCALE OF PRICES: Orchestra and circle, > ;
secured seats 20 extra. Dress circle, 20 cents
secured sea $. 25 cents extra. Family circle, %
ROY Roy.s sheet opens THURSDAY, April 2lst, at
RAMOS & MOSES and offica of Theatre at \.
40 20 ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-24
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