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MaI,One's Movement.

Especial TO The Cincinnati CommtrcIaII
WASHINGTON, March 16.-Virgiuia papers
reaching here to-day nearly all join in abuse
OF Senator Malone. Virginia Republicans
are iubilant. From appearance the upshot
Of the movement will be that Malone will
take about half OF his Rtadiusters into the
Republican party. There seems nowhere
else for them TO 90. The Readiuster papers
generally stand up to Malone, commencing
him for taking a step that will be Of great
benefit to Virginia. On the other hand, the
straight Democratic papers are boiling over
with indignation.
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Grant 70 Retire from the worlds Fair.

NEW York, March l7.-Ex- General Grant
was seen this evening at the FIfth-Avenue
Hotel, aud was asked about the many ru-
mors afloat concerning bis resignation Of
the presidency OF The Worlds Fair Commits.
sion. He replied: 81 have not yet resigned
the presidency OF the Commission, but, In
consequence Of my early departure for Mex
leo, have asked the Executive Committee
TO select some one TO ill the Office now
hold. and have given them until Monday
next to arrive at O decision"
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NJ John c. SHAFER.

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1904 MAIN SHEET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE
rOSI.0FFICs,
has received very large and fine assortment OF
SPRING aud SUMNER GOODS, consisting o
CLOTHS, DiA6ONALS, SUITlNGs, RAJ
and FANCY CAssiMERES FOR PANrALoONS,
imported especially for him. which will os made 10
~ der In the LATEST STYLES and at prices consist
ent with fri. class workmanship. ea9 h respect
fully solicited
SHIRTS, COLLARS, anG CUFFS Of bne grade:
made 10 order. fe 24-Sm
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CAUGHT TAETAR.-The soldier who
shouted 10 bis commanding officer that he
had caught Tartar aud when told 10 bring
bin 10, replied, as the Tartar was bearing
him OF, that be couldn't, was In exactly the
same predicament the Republican party Of
Virginia Ia now 10, n we are not mistaken
As to "tbe situation" They are growing
over bayipg csught General MALONE, who
IL bearing OF large number Of their negro
psrtisaDs to bis camp.
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LANSING. MICH, March 17.-The House
Of Representatives to-day, after another long
debate on the passage OF the resolution TO
buy Ives's portrait Of Zach. Chandler, re-
fused to purchase it.
We trust that this is an indication that the
people OF Michigan know at last what sort
Of man Old ZACH. was.
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The excitement over the Brady land sale
was brought to close on Saturday last, tue
bid OF the Allegheny Coal and Iron Com
psny being transferred 10 George NJ. Bar
lbolomew at $23, 000-sS,5O0 cash, and bal.
ance on short time. This land stood upon the
assessors books at ten cents per acre. The
purchase consists OF 1000 acres and mineral
right on 1000 acres reserved. II Is the In.
tention OF The purchasers 10 develop the pro.
perty Immediately. - Lexington Gazette,
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

CTENENS
- MAKES STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS
AND CUTS.
ELEGANT FRENC ALBUMS from II so
to 81
MOROCCO ALBUMS, card and biuet-Openings.
from - to $50.
MOROCCO ALBUMS, card and cabinet-Openiugs,
from 1928 10 ~.
MOROCCO ALBU Ms. catd- and cabinCt-Openings,
from - so 10 81.
These goods are in perfect condition and good
sellers AT the OLD ices.
4 few ALBUMS, lille shOp-worn, reduced 10 75c.
Al, ut FIFTY VOLUMES OF POETRY AND
PROSE, including portions OF the works OF
Dickens, Walter scott Byron, &c. reduced to
75c. They are ny your Alteration.
Among The new goods Just In are handsome SCRAP
ALBUMS; elegant AUTuGkAPH-ALBUMS
new hapes IN FRENCIl.PLAIE SrAND-MlR-
RORS; CLOCK warranted In Black-Walnnl
Case. AZ IL: JAPANESE SCROLLS: JAPA-
NESE GRAPE PICTURES al Be- for Tl,iv.Cen-
tres, Window LambrCqhins, and Mtnel AM
bfeuuins; japanese Decorating. Fans Japa-
nose Tete a-Teie Sells.
have always In stock the largest qnd best-seected
variety Of Tin Sets, ,cOrated Chamber Sets, Cake
Boxes, Tea-Trays, Table Mats. and Housekeeping
Goods generally at bottom prices: also, full sss0rt
ment OF White Granite American China, ana {, ass
ware; Ave cases OF new Frames, among wbich arr
seven new styles. which | offer the besi value IL
town. they nfquailed In ibe beauty OF desi2I
and elegance OF finish. New ~ DDS and novelties
are being constantly added, aud 1t will pay you
call at SIENtNs,
sos Broad street.
Carriage-Whips In great variety. NH 10
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HOSIERY.

so dozen LADIES Full REGULNEEtf"r.
Gan HOSE tSik-clockcdl 30 25cag...
one lot Of CHiLDREN's ENGLlSHFANtl It..
at 22c. piir-our former price sa 3d..
one lot o, LADIES' StLK.CLOoKtD EAinrl
Gan at I24'.ap9ir;
one Dot Of LADIES SlLk-tMrRon. Hi.
Sandals. az from ~ ,o Rj'.ar1.r-.
of one haf thciryauo:
One lot of GFNTLEMfNS FILL ElT .t
ENGLISH HALt.HO>E no Z-c.trt
pie, See;
one lot Il LAiIF>' HRIlIttNrll~I luUr B.
HOSE a. 7Jc.-hcr,to'o.e eolt a. ii.-f.
We are just in receipt 0f au almost iH.
quantity Of various Mind OF lo~iIEl. .I.. ..
purchased to great advantage.
We also ofrr SPECIAL PRICES Hua .,r.
10, Of CORSETS, consisting, in put.ni ......
most popular makes row 800 usr. AH.
are
FRENCH WONE CDRsET> 80 29c.a H..--
rails i % SOC;
HP-GOEE at tl2j-sold formerly a' ,-.-
6J-BONt CORSET al 3jc.. founerl, s.Il .' r-
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Judge HUGHES, 10 letter TO the editor OF
the Valley Virginion, says that WILLIAM L..
YANCEY was "thc grandcst elocutiOrst Of
your and my generation" He was indeed
the matchless orator OF The Secession move.
ment. But is this what Judge HUGHES
meant2
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1uOs.A> EHNNtu 81 '
ENxkkkS AND CONNis~ioN Mtn.uNF. -
RICHdOND. VA, teosuIft -.
NOTICE TO ESIokS.

" .....,.
We ,lfyr for sale q limited llaeun' ni itI
AND DANNILLE RAILROAD tf'-
GOLp BONDS, du. IN 1871 a. 90
aear,sd interest. They IRE sCcur~i
GATED mortgage on the Richmond iHi
road aud the Piedmont 1ai'E,Sd aud in -'
~ rth Carolina r,liroad.
We can with couhdtsle recommrn A.
% oar friend, aud the pabhc genrrt.l,. b.
nual report for tho year endins >-t~e'
1850, showed that toe cOmpany h'a f"i
debt over 100000 dnrug The 80 if'
years, and declareda dividend 81 ses t'."
capital stock. amounting 10 81 1892, A"
paid in January, lssl, besides adtng 'ar-'''
rolling stock aud M obinerI aud yuIrhNi.s
| $500 tons OF rev rails.
| For the three months 'ndise Slsi ~
1850, the ney receipts Of tbs Ompanl ~
$4,000 aesr payment OF sii Interest I.-'
| other liked CAargvS.
| We reserve the privilege Il td,ancin- ' '
OF these sonds without r~.a'ce, hesce p"'''''-
had better apply promptly, 200
Other securities taken ~ cNehangt AZ ""'
| ket Yalse.
Respectfully, .,
f. Va I'm THOMAS BRANCH & ''
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yATBROAD.sTREET CHURCH the

Rev. j. :. KENNEDY, ID. d.. will preach at 1 a. NJ.
At 3 Z. NJ. the Congregations of the several Metho-
dist churches will unite in missionary meeting al
this church, which will he addressed by Bishop II.
n. MCTYEIRE, ID. d., Rev. j. j. RANSOM from
Brazil and Rev. Z. A. PETERSON. Seats free, ana
a cordial invitation 10 all.
Noscryccs at Bight, that the congregation may
unite in the missiOnary ordination services at Cen.
tenary church, 90 be conducted by Bishop Nc
TYEIRE.
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PIMA NSf7t..

RICHMOND AND PEIEBsBLRs EkilN".
Ri,HMOND, VA, March /. i@@t
NOTICE THIS COMPANY WILL
" TEND IHE FfRsT-MOK7G Do
due on th- 1T II April urNf ipf ans fAI
year. 80 per cent ptr annuinf paw 10 iN
aiiv. or " % scli 30 the holders Tue u'" '"h
per cent. f1ri8.Ac1r bono i - tt' iH'',
10Th proYnsiii1ns o.. derln,t. Lolj,r. WiI
pr, sent flsrir bond, at The oflct 90 90, 10
matu1,y tot payment, q, inI,re-i Mi c'i,'
iurify, VI. w fHhhi -
ian 6~tApl I'.'
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LINENS AND WHITE COOL.

our patrons will lind this depsr,m.nf .-.
stocked with the MOST DESIRABLE ARIt,f.
and at prices TIA, were never quoted before.
Full ldes Of
PERSIAN aud FRENCH MrLLs,
FRENCH and ENGLISH NAlN>OuA>.
CHECKED MUSLIN>, ard al Other Wu.
GOODS now IN general use;
NAPKINS at zoe. dozen valued s,aaa.
1925;
Also. large stock Of VERY FINE NAPKIN, ..
saving Of about 50 per cent;
DOLIES At IS, 80, 90, IS. and 9jc.-fr.. -
80 cents dozen under price;
TABLE-DAMAsK Al ojc. yard-'l. l.. y
sold generally AT 81.
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MILLINERY.

NEW SPRING STYLES OF AZ.
~ FASHIONABLE MILLiNhhl 80 ~
~ AIN aud FANCY STRAW, CHR. ,SyTN
In lste,, shapes. Cutl.DRE>'s TRIMMED W.
STRAIN SAILORS at so cents. -, .,,,,f
nuTZLtR BROTHERS, 525 bfoli NJ,
ProprieIofs OF Mrs. \. huitleis fsshlonS'' NH :
merry.
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r1g- GRACE STREET PRESBYTE,
RAN CHURCH.-l,ey. c. H. READ, ID. d., pastor
Preaching at L o'clock A. NJ. and 7:4o +. VI.
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THE STOCK CERTIFICATES.

In many respects the robbery OF the stock
certificates from MIR. Prall's house resen-
b,ed the burglary of Mr.. Slmons's. The
apartments which were entered are on the
second floor OF French fat at No. 10 east
Fifty-nnth street. They consist of several
elegantly. furnished rooms, with all modern
improvements and the best appliances for
keeping out thieves or other intruders. At
about . O'Clock Mrs. Prall went away 10
visit a friend, and soon after the nurse went
out with the children TO take an airing in
Central Park, leaving the apartments entire
" deserted. In an hours time the nurse
returned. and, finding everything as she
had left it, resumed her walk with
the children, calling in again in
the course OF half hour. This time
nothing appeared to arouse alarm or suspl-
cion, and the young woman went out to her
charge as before. Ii was about 4 O'Clock
when Mrs. Prall returned, and at once she
noticed that something was amiss IN the
place. Some OF the furniture in the dining
room had been moved out OF place, and
when she entered her bedroom she saw that
both il and the drawing-rOOm beyond bad
been fairly ransackcd. In the bedroom Mr..
Pral had deposited in trunk some papers
and 100000 in stock certificates OF the
New York Heating Company. The re-
ceptacie had been rudely burst open,
the certificates had been carried OIL,
and the other papers had been scat
tered about the room. In the adj
joining apartment the thieves bad forced
omen with a Jimmy an ebony buffet and
from it they had taken three bracelets, one
cold watch and chain, some Venetian
ieWelrv, finger-rings and child's iewelry.
some iewelry belonging to Il servant, vel
vet suit, three silk suits, and some other ar
ticles of attire. The manner in which the
men secured an entrance TO the apartment
seemed 10 be mysterious, but the detectives
discovered on the dumb-waiter evidences
| that people had been on it during the alter
noon, and from this it would appear that the
thieves had entered the cellar and hoisted
| themselves up by means OF the appa-
ratus, 1t is said that three men
were noticed during the afternoon
louneing about a saloon in the neighbor-
hood and watching the plundered house,
and another report makes two men, with
bundles, leave the basement-dOor, whose
description corresponds with pair in the
| other party. Some Of the police believe
| that the same men who robbed Simons's
house afterward plundered that OF Mr..
| PralI, and their method Of operating would
Justify the suspicion. A notification OF the
| loss of his bonds has been communicated L.
| Wall.street businessmen by Mr.. PralI, and
there is little fear OF an attempt being made
| TO negotiate them in this city, though they
might be turned to some dishonest use else
where.
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RBFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth aud Broad strCets).-Rev. j. b. HAw'
TuoRSE, ID. d., pastor, will preach on SUNDAY al
ia. NJ. and 7:45 +. NJ. All welcome.
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HOTELS.
V,NE HYGElA HOTEL,

1--WE HYGElA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM ROM
MONROE.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
EQUAL TO any hotel In the united States as Sum.
mer Resort or cod-weather sSuitarium. FOR cir
cular describing hyaiep.c advantages, terms, &C.
address by mai OF telegraph
spSQ u II. PHQEBuS. Proprietor,
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III FIRST Z X + b Y L f y \
CHURCH.-Rev. T. l.. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor
will preach at \. VI. aRd L. VI.
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M MONUMENTAL CHURCH (Rey
j. q. ARMSTRONG, ID. d.. rectorD.-Sunday school
$3.50 A. NJ. Church-Mornlng service, IL A. VI.
evening service, 4 L. VI.
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pROPOS AJ.S.
ID l. - + - = \ !.
FOR
PUBL, PRINTING,
BINDING, RULING. WKAPPlNG,
LITHOGRAPlllNG,S So.

CONMONWE NITH Of NiRDININ
OFFICE srFERfNrrNptNr PtWi, ftlr
RICHNONp. VA. March I. JOSH
SEALED PgOPO> AIS VIII be- received .. .
undersigned ar h, 0fce zoo ihr Capitol. U.'.
FRIDAY. March ~, 1871. At II W., nr fllN
ING. BINDING, LlIHOGRAPlilNI.t ',''
state o. Nirlind for twelve months from
i. bRIXIiSG sEXATE JouRNAl, pa.I
,. PRINfING HOUSE JoURNAt, po.I
3. PRINTING ANNUAL RFPoR1- uf Oi'
CER>. BOARDS. aud iN~IIIl Hons.
Reports Of Internal lmmuNcmcuf tuHl
the B0ari Of Public Mnik-. u Wu.i NN
that ihc contractor is uot to charge for m..
when extra c0pic. ot any report ale '..
a board or state officer.
!. PRINTING ACTS or A~~FNHl \.
,. PRINTING an other PAMPiilt 90 ln' l'"
WORK required by any department, ni Nt'
q. PRINTING JOB WORK-cmbr4cu-
forms. wasraut.. cath~, con .itutI- N.
books. aud 10 work generally
Bidders Viii state price ger 1000 ems i
position, ana pres wora pr i'srn 'i GOV DIT
7. FOLDING. STITCHING. BiNDI>". D..
MINI. MRAPPi Nc. A'..ut Nrl1 ~ Assem-.
;. All olhct BIN Dl\G. RULING, -lll' I||N
&C.. required hv state tflc,f>.
9. IITnCGRAPHlNG LtIIth.tlt ADS.
bidder. must conform ia their bie. 70 f.. .
going schedule.
The supcnuieu.Lut re-crv,s g. h,m'o.l rf. -
10 have forms of large joo. dupiicrd' Poo .-.'.
cost al press work
| jccl auV or an bids.
contractors viii be r,qairei t' eater .1i.
| with curity TO bee approved hy ht 't. .''.
| the commonwealth. Tor the lrnm 10 a.i
| execution 0i thcif contracts. ,..,,...,
superintendent, 90 Pubic lf0
NH l5-cod3t
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sPECIA1. xorICEs.
NJ THE CRY Is STILL THEY COME.
THALHIaER BROTHERS

| TbALHlNEt BROTHERS
are receiving daily large lot Of
NEW AND HANDSOME GOODS,
which they arr oening and adding 10 their alreadj
| immense stock. Below will b, found list Of some
good, which ,hey will display NEXT MONDAY
MARCH 2Isr. and during The week:
So pieces COLoRED SILK 8R0CADEs. 81 to AZ
80 pieces BLACK SILK BROCADts. Toe. 10 tJ
IL pieces BLACK sAIIN DE LYON. s1.Z5 "a
% pieces BLACK GROs.GeaIy SILKS. Use. to
50 so:
II pieces CoLoRFD DREss-sILKs at 90c. worth
S125:
Ia pieces PLAID-STRiPFO and CHENE SILKS
at so. 50: and Use among these are some e1'
lI5 pieces COLORED sATINs at Use. and II. We
have full lise Of coOrs 10 match any kind OF
goods.
An elegant line of COi.ORED and BLACK COED
aud TAsSEis. HEADED and SILK PRINCES.
LARGE aud SMALL METAL, PEARL, and other
Handsome mySo rs nnfihDDfEn oRxAMENrs and rAssELs
for Domans and jersey Jackets. Don't fail to
see our line Of these goods.
BLACK GOODS. MOURNING GOODSl
Th, stock IS now complete with an elegant line Of
SILK W ARP HENRiETTK CLOTH,
FRENCH aud MEXICAN BUNTINGs,
GRAPE CLOTH.
FRI NCII aud ENGLISH CASIMERES,
BROCATtLLES,
GRENADINES,
GRAPES.
GRAPE Wells,
VtLNETS.
VELVETtFNS,
and other BLACK GOODS at extra low prices.
10 pieces BLACK ALL.WOOL BUNTlNGS lex
ira quality AZ 20. %, 80 and BIC. Give rs A
call on on BUNTlNGS before purchasing else
where.
NEW PARASOLS, NEW PARASOLS!
An elegant and cheap line Just received. A large,
spacious place to show them. aud at prices nat
VIII astOnish any one.
MATTINGS! OTL-CLOTHS
Having bought over 100 pieces MATTlNGS and
OII-CLOIHS at auction we can sell them lower
than ever offered before. Can and see our iinc.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
NH 10 Sa.Su&W sol Broad street.
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NJ AT CLAY-STREEr METHODIST
CHURCH corner of Clay and Adams str ets),
preaching at ii A. NJ. by Rev. j. j. RANSOM, mis-
sonary from Brazil. No services At night, that the
congregation may unite in the missionary ordina-
zion services by Bishop IL. \. MCTYEIRE, ID. d., at
Centenary church.
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SUPPER.

TUE LADIES AID SOCIETY OF
| TRINITY CHURCH corner OF Twentieth and
Broad streets. viii givea SUPPER on MONDAY
EVENING NEXT, March 2lst, from 10 10
O'Clock.
SUPPER, 25c.
REFRESIIMENTS at city prices. NH 1925
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M MAIN. STREET c III Il | T 4 \
CHURCu.-PIeachng at IL A. VI. and 1870 p.
NJ. by j. 4. DEARBORN.
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hcY' SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Preacbing at IL A. NJ. and 7:45 +. VI
by Rev. j. Il. TYLER.
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nTGRAC E-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH (corner Grace and Foushee streetsl.-The
pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER, ID. d., VIII
preach at O'Clock A. NJ. and at haf.past7 O'Clock
Il. NJ.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
feorner Main aud Sixth sireetsl.-Rey. I. +. EATON
ID. De- of Petersburg, will preach on SUNDAY at III
A. NJ, aud Rev. HENRY MCDONALD, ID. d., at 745
L. NJ.
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broad).-Rey. W. {. SCTIAEFFER, PASTOR Sunday
school at $50 a. VI. Preaching at IL A. NJ. and
7:45 Z. VI. Visitors welcome Seats free.
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~ CENTENARY MET II ODIST
CHURCH tGrace street between Fourth aud Firth
sreets).-Scrycc 81 \. VI, conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. T.. \. PETERSON. Al o'clock J.. VI
Bishop II. y. Mc1YEIRE Will preach aud ord ain
Rev. }. l.. Kennedy, recently appointed mis-
sionary 10 Brazil. seats free. Public invited.
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NJ TRINITY METHODIST EPlSCO-
Pal CHURCH, SOUTH corner Twentieth and
Broad streets sabbath school at o'clock \. VI.
Preaching at ii O'Clock 4. VI. by Bishop II. y. Nc
TYEIRE. Young mems prayer and experience
meeting at O'Clock Z. VI. Preaching at quarter to
8 O'Clock T. VI. strangers cord ally Invited
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Would not be without 81. Jacobs Oil If II
cost $50 bottle, says Mr.. Russer, PIG Rush
street, Chicago, III.
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M UNION. STATION METHODIST
Rev. j. l.. KENNEDY, Of the HOl.ton Conference
recently appointed missionary 10 Brazil, will preach
at O'Clock 4. NJ. Usual services at night.
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mEeTrNGs.
HALF or CONTINENTAL LoDeS,l
No. 3gf, x, Of T.;
AMUSEMENTS.

DICHAlOND THEATRE-TO-DAY.
FAREWELL APPEARANCES OF
RICt's EVANGELINE COMPANY.
MATINEE % u. VI.
THE NEW EVANGELiNE.
Matinee Adm sion: Reserved seats, 10 cents
admission, 80 cents: children. % cents.
IN THE EVENING At s,
II. y. farnie's new comic opera,
CALINO,
aud the petite cOmedieita called
THE GOOSE WITH THt GOLDEN EGG.
Admission, %. 35, so. and'75 cents Reserved
seats, 81 I: TO be bad at RAMOS MOSES and box
Office OF Theatre. NH l9-lif
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10 SPRING STYLES OF
WALLPAPERS.

Just received KEW aud BEAUTIFUL DE
SIGNS aud COL0RlNCsS. BOOTH co,
mil l6.lw Tenth street.
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Wea l-o ofyr full lines Of our
LEROY ~EAMLF,~

KID GLOVES, frpm three 90 "a button. iI,.'
new Spriug colorug,. of the.c goods $780, ur '
sole agents aud importers. We warrant et,r. Ii.
WcalsO offer tull line of the
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III NO SUCH SALE
OF
WET OR DRY GOODS
As THE ONE NOW BEING HELD AT
LEVY BROTHERS
HAS EVER BEFORE TAKEN PLACE IL THIS
{ | I Y.
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS HAVE ALREADY
BEEN SAVED To PURCHASERS, AND
THOUSANDS MORE WILL BE
SAVED BEFORE
ILLS GRFAT SALE Is EEOUGHT To 4 CLOSE

SAVED BEFORE
THIS GREAT SALEIS BROUGHT TO \ CLOSE
In advertising WET GOODS we DO NOT Imply
that the goods are wet or even tamaged, but Il IS
simply to let the public know that the goods were
purchased the great sales caHsedby the ire ia New
York at the corner Of Broadway and Franklin street
To give some idea Of how few goods were damaged.
either by fire or water, will state HAT at The sale
Of LAWSON BROTHERS, dealer, in EMBROIDE-
RIES, LACES, &C., who occupied the second and
third floors in the building, nearly 5000 lots Of
goods were sold; there were not 200 lots of wet
goods In the auction. We purchased largely at the
sales which were made by the underwriters on ac-
count Of the Gre, and we purchased goods except In
two instances that were say.din sound condition.
We viii cJniinLe 10 Offer the same
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS
as we have done for the past two weeks until the
whole stock Is disposed Of and assure patrons
that the goods we are now selling under the caption
Of WET GOODS are in just as good condition As
ans goods that can be had Of the most reliable deal
ers in or out Of this city aud at much less than their
regular value.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-19

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R1@ CENTENARY NJ f I II o d ; I
CHURCH tGrace street between Fourth aud Fifth
streeisj-Scrvce 81 \. ", conducted by the pas
tor. Rev T.. \. PETERSON. AT o'clock i. VI
Bishop II. y. Mc1YEIRE Will preach aud ord ain
Rev. }. l.. Kennedy, recently appointed a mis-
sonary 10 Brazil. seats free. Public invited.
NJ TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
Pal CHURCH, SOUTH corner Twentieth and
Broad slrects).-SaObalh school at o'clock a. VI.
Preaching at O'Clock \. VI. by Bishop II. y. Nc
TYEIRE. Young mems prayer and experience
meeting at O'Clock z. VI. Preaching at quarter to
8 O'Clock L. NJ. strangers cord ally invited.
n3YAT STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner of Clay and Adams str ets),
SONAR, from Brazil. No services At night, that the
congregation may unite in the missionary ordina-
lion services by Bishop IL. y. MCTYEIRE, ID. d., at
Centenary church.
nY" UNION. STATION METHODIST
Rev. j. l.. KENNEDY, Of the Hol.ton Conference,
recently appointed missionary 10 Brazil will preach
at | O'Clock A. VI. Usual services at night.
NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broad).-Rey. W. {. ScHAEFFER, PASTOR Sunday
school at $50 a. VI. Preaching at III A. NJ. and
7:45 Z. VI. Visitors welcome Seats free.
Nj FIRST PRES B Y L f Il a \
CHURCH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, d. d., pastor
will preach at 4. III. aRd Z. VI.
hcg- GRACE STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH.-Rev. c. IL. READ, ID. d., pastor
Preaching at / O'Clock A. NJ and 7:i5 r. NJ.
M MONUMENTAL CHURCH (Rey.
j. q. ARMSTRONG, ID. d.. rectorl.-sunday school
$3.50 A. NJ. Church-NIornng service, IL A. VI.
evening service, A P.M.
h1T SEVENTHSTREET CHRISTIAN
notwithstanding at 4 A. NJ. and 7:45 p. VI
by Rev. J. Il. TYLER.
M MAIN.STREET c III Il Il 5 T A \
CHURCU.-Pfeaching at IL A. VI. and 1880 7
NJ. by j. A. DEARBORN.
NTFIRST BAPTIST CHURCI
Twelfth aud Broad stroetsl.-Rey. j. Il. HAw
llOhNE ~. IL, pdaNoi, WIN Pi,"NhN v" NS-'N-'' y
IL A. NJ. and 7:45 z. NJ. All welcome.
TSECOND BAPTIST CHURCI
fcorner Main aud Sixth sireets).-Rey. T. r. EATON
ID. d., of Petersburg, will preach on SUNDAY at /
A. NJ, and Rev. HENRY MCDONALD, ID. d. at 7:4'
Pm.
NJ ACE-STRE f 7 BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushee streetsl.-Ih
pastor, Rev. WILLIAM Il. HATCHER, ID. d., WI
preach at IL O'Clock A. NJ and at halfpast7 o'eoc
Pm.