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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-27

TIE Lynchburg Advance, in speaking OF
Mr.. A. F. ROBERTSON, upon whose letter to
the London Iron we commented some days
ago, says:
"As the Dispatch seems 10 think Mr.. Ro-
bertson Is not Vireinian, we will tell 1t
that he was born In Amherst county; that
bis father was born in Scotland, OF good
blood; that his mother was born in AM
herst, and II being Of the same blood Of the
Floyds, who gave Virginia two Governors,
makes him Virginian, he Is one. That he
and bis ancestry have always owned land
that be Is an educated Christian gentleman,
so recognized by the best people OF this Sec
ton; that he has twice visited ana travelled
In England and Scotland. That he IL not an
adyenturer is shown by the fact that he lives
and has lived where he was born, lives com.
fortably, and does not owe any one that we
know OF, and is, and has always been, a
good citizen aud Virginia Democrat"
We wished ouly to make the point tba
Virginia bad no prejudice against northern
men which should induce them TO preie
other sections 10 this. Weare glad to ksov
that Mr.. ROBERTSON Is SO estimabe citi
zen and we shall follow the example o
Rev. ROWLAND HILL, who, when bis preach
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Well Done .

We were afraid that Richmond was "o'
,.roo e,ough nor wealthy enough TO com
nc,e successfully with her more northern
neichbors in a struggle for the possession
~ so valuable property as the Atlanta ana
ChorIottee railroad. BRiARErs, with MS
hundred arms, Is represented nowadays
by Capital, with its hundred arms, reaching
out from New York. Pbiladelpaia, Boston,
baltimore, aud Cincinnati, and drawing
homeward the trade and commerce OF the
most distant sections. Richmond, too, mas
bepun 10 stretch out her arms; ana on sat
urday she secured the control OF the Az
lanta and Charlotte railroads. Va'uaD'e
feeder TO our great southern line the hich'
mond aud Dinville road.
The contamination OF this lease cannot
be otherwise than most gratifying 10 tDe
commercial aud manufacturing interests OF
this city. IL is nothing less than great
victory achieved by Richmond and the
Richmond and Danyile railroad over BAL
timore and the Baltimore and ONO COM
panv. II assures Richmonds supremacy 10
the struggle for the southern trade. Surely
il is subject OF congratulaton that we nave
in our midst a number OF gentlemen VINO
are not only alive TO Richmonds CONNER
cial interests, but able and determined 10
UNFOLD them. The Richmond and DanViic
road is 10 Richmond what the Baltimore
and Ohio is TO Baltimore. Let Richmond
be 10 the Richmond and Danville what Bal
iimorc is to the Baltimore and ONO. NOW
let us crown our victory by contributing
the $4,000 necessary for the construction
Of the Keysyillc extension.
We congratulate our businessmen upon
this important movement. 1t means Du>i-
ness. IL indicates vigilance in OBSERVE
ton and an energy in action which speak
well for the future OF this Queen OF Com
meIce OF the South.
Richmond is recovering the ground when
belongs to her. The natural channels OF
trade have been ariitcially bent so as TO lead
away from her limits. But, Expel Nature
with = fork &c. She will yet ASSET her
>nperiority OF location, and reap the re
wards os her long struggle Tor hcr hatura'
rights. The law OF the survival OF the ht'
les, will save her aud the roads which lead
directly hither.
What with tuc prospect OF the early COM
nle,ion of the Newport News road; OF one
line to Cincinnati along the blnks Of the
Ohio and another Uid Lexington; OF tie
Richmond aud Allegheny; OF the Lynch
burg and Pitt bulgh; and certain iootho,d
in the South, Richmond may we'll rejoice
like n strong man 10 run race
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DIR. r. w. Martin. in looking over his old
war letters, found one OF the stamps wh!ch
have been so much sought after. 1t was
very simple affair. having the following IN
scription on it Pittsylvania Z. H., }. l..
johnson, p. Nj" He was offered hfly dol
lars for it soon after it was found. -PtHSyI-
vdnid Tribune.
On Sunday last, in Pittsylvania county,
Mr.. Joe SUITS little son rode one OF his
fathers horses to water, and in returning
the horse became frightened and ran away.
lie passed under clothes-wire. which
struck the little fellow in the mouth and
split his jaws on both sides.
John Dalton is appointed postmaster at
Indian Valley, Floyd county, Uice b. Cox,
resigned. Thompson +. Wiles is appoint
| ed postmaster at Greer's, Grayson county,
uice X. ID. Greer, resigned.
The Champion Safe Works, 25l Broad
way, New York. Frank D. Herring, ESQ.,,
reports the use Of st. Jacobs Oil for SIM
ness and soreness Of the shoulder with most
pleasant and ethcacious effects.
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KICKING AGAINST THE NEW ALLY.-J0HN
CALLAHAN, chairman Republican Executive
Committee, Portsmouth, Va; JACOB +.
REID. chairman Norfolk County Repu0ll-
can Executive Committee; I. +. PAIGE,
Jr., chairman Norfolk City Executive Com
mittee; RICHARD GOOrsoN, secretary OF
Portsmouth Republican Executive Com
mittee; Il. T. HUTCHINGs, ST., secretary
Norfolk County Republican Executive
Committee; and w. II. Mills, secretary
Norfolk City Republican Executive Com
mittee, certify that in u joint meeting OF
their Executive Committees the following
among other resolutions were passed.
ReSolUed, That representing as we do IN
the aggregate some six thousand (6,0OO)
Republican voters, in their name we enler
our mos. solemn protest against tbe inter-
ference Of Federal officials who live IN
other parts OF the State, and who claim 10
represent General Malone; we feel that the
Republ. cans hereabouis are competent 10
manage their O,oa affairs as they have al
WAYS heretofore done, and propose dong so
now.
BE !. further resolved, That as Rcpubli
cans we cannot con>clentiOusN approve Oh
the proceedings OF the recent Convention
held in the cry OF Petersburg, and we de.
sire all good Republicans to beware OF those
men who claim 10 be the champions OF
Liberalism" &c. While we feel willing
to do anything reasonable for the advance
ment Of the principles Of Il liberal senti-
ment, we cannot afford to abandon the
party that has always stuck to us. while
others were opposed, and be absorbed IN
the Democracy. We therefore most earn
estly eDtreat you to be cautious, and not
too hasty or headstrong, by any OF Inc Sc
ductive influences that may be brought 10
bear uDon YOU.
BE It further resolved. That while we arc
always IN favor OF extending the rlght'hano
OF fellowship TO all who are opposed &c
Bourbon rule, vet we cannot, nor VIII not
consent 10 part with our identity as Repub
iicans, and claim that no man Is sincere as
Republican who gives advice to the con-
trary.
We give their resolutions without feeling
much confidence in their determination 10
stand by them.
We shall see what we shall see.
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Murder In Accomac County, Va.

A YOUNG MAN RESENTs AN INSULT TO HIS SIS
TER's NAME AND Is STABBED TO THE HEART.
baltimore Gazette, 26th.l
A report reached this city yesterday by
one of the Eastern Shore steamboats, when
gives intelligence OF the murder IN Acco.
mac county, Eastern Shore OF virginia, OF
William Nortbam, young farmer living III
the country, near MessoDgo. Inc report
saws that Nortbam and Solomon Byrd the
latter also young man aud farmer, were
returning on horseback to their homes late
last Monday night from party gwen
at country place near Messongo'
when they got into an alteration.
Tbe quarrel was caused, 1t Is stated.
by Byrd, who spoke dlsrespectfully OF
one of Northam's sisters, who was present
AT the dance. Northam resented the re-
mark, and the two men engaged IN nght'
during which Byrd drew Large penkniiee,
the blade OF which he thrust into Northam. :
breast The steel penetrated to the heart,
killing the young man almost instantly
Byrd left his companion where he had
fallen and hurried on 10 Northam's home
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inc had been interrupted by CONJUNCTION
in the gallery Of the church. and ne nad ~
marked that the devil must Be In the ga'-
lerv and had received the reply that the
commotion was caused BY a sick lady imme'
d,,,eIy said. "Theu beg the lady's par
don and the devils too" We beg MI
Ropsnrsox's pardon and Colonel loAs'
too. .ra
posrscRrrr. MCDONALD. BUTTON an"
wprrxusAD have all taken up the cuoge's
for MFR. ROBERTSON. He is evidently amoue'
| citizen. -
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NJ NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
Just or NED At
JULIUS NEYEE < SONS.
COL AND 603 BROAD STREET.

6Ol AND SOB BROAD STREET.
The bfe,t novelties in PLAIDS, STRIPES, TINsEL
The i mewesi shades IN NUNS YELLING, BENGA'
FoI-tE CLOTHS. SIlO0UA CLOTHS aud CASH
Al S si''iI in in SURAH sILKS ard sATINs;
4 new toe Of BLACK GOODS for spriug wear IN
Nun, YELLING. >iOODA, FOULt, ana AL
BAIf!O~ CIOrli>;
FRENCH III MING aud CASHMERE
HVIng made Ken i've purchases at me recent
large sale OF Wimrrding' Hoguet x CO, we are ena-
NV" ~ ~ S>PECTtL BARGAINS
in BLAtK aud con tGED BRIGADE SATlN>;
ALL Wool 81 NIING~, bkOtADk LACE
BUTTINGS. NLPAC, - and CASHMEREs.
~ WHITE GOODS AND LINENS
we have some cXfrIorhn .rY bargains from me
great ale OF fields, CpaoIunn 81 Felner; among
them ar, IN. tol!owlug specit !trIains ,.,u,,.
30 pieces WIN f. PERSIAN NULL at zoe. worth
80 pieces w'GITE LINES LAWS at 1879. worth
80 piec.t 12 DGrE,~ Linen. 81 inches wide at Toe.
se. T"!n" FITrRE LINEN CREAM TABLE
DAMASK - 40c worth 60c;
10 piece IUhKtY-RED DAMAsK at joc. worth
Another 10, OF iho.c 36-inch LINEN DAMAsK
4 Kxi0GTTi u II f1RliNTGE pAMAsK TOWEL at
10 pieces * ra fine RUSSIAN CRASH At 12i5c.
A,o.brr lot Of those Zoe. LINEN HEM
STITCH Ed IANDktRtH lFtS-'h he
greatest btryam ever offered in HAND
KkEClIlEFS; ne have, as usual, los OF
u dozen LADIES GENUINE BRILLIANT
Ll~LE-1HKEAD HOSE at SOC. worth
zoe: .ry
CLICKED HOSE al 2jc.;
30 DOZEN LADIES >OLID.CDnUR EMbBOlD-
FRED HOSE. Al 12Hc.;
Is dozen MISSES SlLk-tLOtktD Fanny
HOSE at lOc.; .,.,,
An doz.u children, regular made FRENCH
RIBBED t'OSt ~ % and soc.
N COR>tTS
we have the largest line and control the i0IO"lng
brands. when cannot % equllltd Tor The prices
The celebrated PARTISAN ~ Il:
The ceirhratei LADY TEAZLE atSl;
tho improved BON TON al Sl.l5; .
The OTFt< BFSS HEALTH CORSET ana ShlRI
STPPORTfR ~ fl25:
The M F,;ANT BRIDE al Sl.25;
The I,NRREAkABLE Dip ~ Zoe. sold elsewhere
THE iR6\SIDE lOO.BONE CORSET At 75c.;
m. WINCHESTER SPOON BUST AZ GOc;
Misses cORSl1 al siZ-s-rt 30c
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
We have an imme ST. entirely new line, made OK .
pre,sly f0I rs IN new and handsome stNle,, anu II
class materials, As are det' rmlncd Ia 90 4
large business IN his Hue we nave marked these
goods al especially low prices. which cannot Oe
enuallea elsewhere. Look at our lne before pur-
cHfs"ing JULIUS MEYER & son,
NH u cod COL ard 500 BROAD street
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LINENS AND White GD0n..

Our patrons will hnd thi5 depar' .., ..
stocked with the NOs1 >lRABLt teIlr
and At prices MAT were never quoted lr..
Full lldcs OIL
PERSIAN au1 FRENCH MUIL~,
FRENCH and ENGLISH NAiN>Oph>.
CHECKED MC~LfNS. a.d al other
GOODS now lH general u.e;
NAPKINS at zoe. d.zu valued gen
sl.25;
Also. a large stock or VERY FINE NAPKIN.
saving Of a5ou. 50 pr cent:
DOILIEs ar 80. 81. so. -. and 95r.-I. -
80 cent, doz'u under rrice:
TABLE-DAMASk a. Co.. yafI-''. ...
sold generally atSL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COHEN BROTHERS

VIII Offer this week an extensive stock " AMI.
LACE Of every description ~ tower prize. ~.
importer cost. Also, every variety n INiTAr,.
ANTIQUE. We win ofrF, be,iGes. r..
ment OF LINEN SKIM, CHEE-E CLnTn-...
considerable under market value.
ANTIQUE Tides BED-snAN,. aal "a,
TAINs.
We shall also sell large 10. ~ .Vl,,.
LACE at loc. yard or 9sc. lea. pan ...
selling everywhere At zoe. a ya-d ort2ta,l.
We have every variety of LACf, io.Gr,.
them great many 81 near ore half 'l..- ,.
value. Among the ,pecisi oferng- in '.. ...
ment IS a large stock 81 IT allan ItD.,.
REAL VAL. and TORtHDN.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
- MAKES STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS
AND CUTS.
ELEG ANT FREN Cu-CALF ALBUMS from sl.oO
1881.
MOROCCO ALBUMS, card ard cabinei.operings'
from 81 10 81 so.
MOROCCO ALBUMS, card and cabnet-opening',
from 1925 TO AZ.
MOROCCO ALBU IS, card and cabinet-openlngs,
from 81 30 TO 81.
These goods are tn perfect condition and good
sellers at the Olt prices.
A few ALBUMS litle shOp-wOrn, reduced 20 75c.
ABOUT FIFTY VOLUMES OF POETRY AND
PROSE, including portions OF the works OF
Dickens, Walter scott, Byron, Re-, reduced 10
75c They are wor ny your ate alton.
Among the new goods iusi In are handsome - RAP
Albums; elegant AUTOGR APH.ALB Nh /:
new shapes IN STAND-MlR-
RORS; CLOCKS. warranted. IN BlacS-Wam az
case, at 81: JAPANESE SCROLLS: JAPA-
NESF CIR APE PICTURES at &c. for Tidy. Gem
tres Window Lambrt quIss,. and Man ell Laaa-
brequins: japanese Decorating. Fans JaDa-
nese Tee a.Tete sells.
have always IN stock the largest and bestseleeted
variety of TIN sets, Decorated chamber Sets, Cake
Boxes, Tea Trays, Table Mats, and Housekte pin
Goods generally at bottom prices also, iu rs ort-
ment OF White Granite, American China, and lass
| ware , ave cases OF new Frames among witch ars
seven new Styles which offer a. the best value IL
town, rs they uneqlaled In the heanly OF desis
| aud elegance OF inis,'. New goods and novelties
| are being constantly addsd, and II will ray YOU L
| call at STEVENS,
| sos Bread nreet.
l Carriage-Whips In great variety. NH 10
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The Richmond Dispatch. during the can
ya,s Of 1879, hugely eujoycd the New York
Tribune on Malone. How does the DlS-
match like the Tribune on Malone now p
Wyher,ie Dispatch
Very much. We are glad that there is
an avowed alliance between General Ma
HONE on the one side and the Republicans
on the other. 1t simpltes the situation IN
Virginia.
Now let us ask the Wythevile Dispatch
il il intends 20 follow General MALONE II he
continues to vote with the Republican
marty!
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DEATHS.

pi.d. uarh 26ih. In Henrico county, A. the re J.
denro OF her parents. A. j. aud NJ. .. higga,on'
Ella VIRGINIA. beloved wife of Thomas T. BOZ
IONS i'm the twenty-hnh year OF her age
None nsmed her hut TO love,
None named her but 10 praise.
Her funeral viii take place at Emmanuel church
erook turnnike MONDAY, March 2sth. at J.. VI.
Friends OF the family are inylledto attend without
further notice.
Nashville, Tenn. papers please copy.
pied I'm CuIppper. Va, on Thursday morning,
March Path, CORA POWER, wife of Captain A. &.
Undgins, formerly of this city.
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A new weather prophet has come to the
surface at EIgin, in this state. His name Is
William G.. Todd He does not agree with
Vennor, but he predicts cold, backward
spring and wet summer. He says storms
will prevail from March 80 to April 10
Cbicqqo telegram Washington Post.
Let us hear the new humbug.
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NfyeD. q T.. MIrrELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,
WILL OPEN on MONDAY
ALARGE STOCK OF
NEW SPRING GOODS,

bought direct from the agents and At auction.
DRESS GOODS in all styles aud prices;
BLACK CASHMERES at a great reduction Of
former prices.
BUNTINGS. BUNTiNG>,
DECENTRALIZATION :, 10, q and Poe.
nall color;
BLACK SILKS from auction II soc. on the dollar
PERCALES, CALICoFS. COTrONS tBLEA'HtD
and UNBLEACHEDh retailed at wholesale
prices.
NEW PARAsOLS, NEW PARASOLS.
now iue just rccclyed-ali the lat styles and
very low prices.
MATTINGS. MATTINGS MATTINGs.
30 pieces new MATrING> ju1l received In 4 /.
54.and6.4; WHITE. CHECKED, andFANCY
MATTINGs at Is. IL. 10, 81 D. %. p, and
soc These good, were bought at auc ion. AND
The prices are lower man we ever offered. Cal
early for bargains;
LIGHT CLOTH for Cloakine' ana Jackets;
HAMBURG EDGINGS aud INSERTIONS ahrg'
stock 10 elect from.
CoRSETs. COG>ETS, CORsETS.
A large stock from the great sale.
CORSET Al Big. worth 7jc.;
COR SET a. 50-. worth 81.
CORSET az Gjc. worth Sl.2J:
The celebrated GLOBE CORSET a: 50, 7jc.. 81
aud $l.Zj for the best articles.
LACES. LAChS, LACFS.
TORCHON. CcRALINE. VfRMICELLI, Ian
GTEDOC, VALENCIENNE>, sPANl>i-blr
gains for an
HOSIERY, GLOVES. UNDERWEAR, COURT
AULp CREPES. Ribbons, Filings
HANDKERCHIEF~. BUTTONS Of al kinds.
| UNLAU NDRIED SHIRT AZ soc. worth 81;
| UNLAUNDHIED SHIRT al 81 worth sL7j.
Done fail 20 give u.s. a call before YOU buy
ID. q +. MIrTELDORFER,
| NH 2O.SuW.SSa 527 Broad street.
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IRON, STEEL, NAILS. LEAD. ZINC, ae.

JAMS GORDON. WATKINS, COTrRELLk 90.
JAMES GORDON IL CO.,
DEALERSI IN
BAR. ROD, BAND. HOOP, HORSESHOE
SWEDES. and NORWAY SiiEEr- aud pt.Art
IRON,
CASE. TIRE, and BLiSTERED STEEL
IIN.PLATE. RAR- and PlG-TiN;
SOLDER, SHEET ZINC;
SPFLIER, COPPER, WIRE;
PIC ana BAR.LEAD;
IkON AXLEs:
WAGON ana CARHBOXES:
THlMRiE sKElNs.
noRsksMoEs and HoIsEsHOE-NAlL
| CUr.NAILS;
NOVA SCOTIA GRiNpsTONEs. &c.
| NOS y AND 8 fVuRTEENTH STREET,
mn ~ Riehmond, Va.
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NJ JUST RECEIVED:
III JOHN c. SHAFER.

III JOHN G. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No lCQi MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE
POSr.OFFiCE.
has received very large and hue assortment Of
SPRING aud SUMNER GOODS. consisting q
CLOTHS, DIAGONALS, SUITINGS, PLAIN
aud FANCY CAsSIMERES FOR PANTALOONS,
imported especially for h.,n, which viii bee made 10
order In the LATEST sIYLEs and a, prices consist
cot win hrst class workmanship. \ call IS respect
fully solicited.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS Of ane grades
wade 10 order. fe 2i-Sm
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rT%FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
Kew. j. u. HAWTHORNE. d. D.. will preach TO-
DAY atIl \. VI. aud - =. VI. MoUnng-suDJ~c''
" Pillars IN the Temple Of Cod Eyening->uo-
ect, II goa be for us who car be against us
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AND
FAsuIJNABLE TRIMMINGS SUITED TO
THIS SEASON.
We have just opened the prettiest assortment OF
pARAsOLS. both plain and fancy, ever shown
in This market:
4 haud,ome iIne Of BROCADE SILKS to match oil
the new shades at 81 per yard;
In addition 10 our usual large line Of BbhCh
SILKS we have special grade at 81 25 worth
at least sl.75, and another quality at fl.oO
witch would be cheap 49,;
In WHITE GOOl we have full lines OF Linen De
Dacca Linen D'indIe, Linon D'Irlande. Union
Linen Lawns, Pure Linen Lawns, French
Mulls, French NaIusooks, Persian Lawns Fig
ured aud CORDED Pique', French Organd'es,
Figured Swisses. Embroidered swlsses' ana
every otner style now used
OUR MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT
embraces every quality Of
ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS,
LACE BUNrINGS.
SILK FIGURED GRENADINES,
NUNS YELLING, TAMisE'
JERSEY CLOTH, CAMEL'S HAIR
ARMUREs, HENRIETTA CLOTH,
CASHMERE and BRoCATELS.
OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMtNI
contains all the novelties IN
BLACK and COLoRED SIN Ehi SHT
paS-AMr NTFRIFS. CORDS. TASHEI.~.
tnfcI II - oIlN aNFNTS, BALL GIRDLE>.
iffTToNS LACES Of every DESCRIPTION @c. ,
Iouk ~ oar remnants OF IKiSn LlNENH an"
CuIrRT AIJI.D'S RLAl Is hAPnS. r,,ruc
Wv = o''" THALHIMER BROTHERS,.
Central Block,
Lo- -, VISA sol Broad street.
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MARRIAGES.

,,..,,, =, tho residence of her uncle. Y. Inge.
u,rch - 1881. by Rev. William i. Wrigmt. Mr.
JAMES 4. SHELL TO Miss FANNY hobSo>
Iofl, of this city.
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r-- FRIENDS MEET y G.->ARAh
FOrsmEE.a blind LADY and minister in the Soc'esS
of Friends Will nod meetings for divine wors"'p
AT o'clock \. NJ. aud 1880 =. NJ In Friends Meet
Ing House TO DAY.
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NJ PARK-PLACE METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH west franklin street-
Rev. JouS HARMON &C ii O'Clock A. M.-subj-ct,
:. Phenomenal Atiesiations of the New Lie; 7:45
p. N.-subicct A WONDERFUL Child"
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uffE INGS.
MILITARY NOTICES.

ID ILL., BLUES ASSOClAIiON.-As
II. srecia' meeting Of The RlCllMOED LI"h =
cor MONDAY EVENING. March 2elh' - j. ~
o'cIock 4 mn Attendance Is requested. Inc bu-l-
t, nj rt,n fnr hutlding armory: third Gorkto"n
celebration. l>AAC l.. AM /, ~,
r. H. BLANKENsHGP, secretary. mn zf-lt
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c


DEADY FOR ANY DEMAND.
CARDOZO. MLSoP. Mc>BN & CO..
1908 EAST MAIS STREET
FOURoUREAN. PRiCf. TtNPlt
42e EAST BROAD STREET. BicHNo>.. 30
ARE DAILY ADDING To IHrlt OFT.
AID ATTRACTIVE sTotk fr
EASTER holidays.
BLACK GOODS.
In this our speciality wc have I.-'
WORsrFD VENEIIAN-, TNNl-..
Nun, YELLING. BEACH ,luiiI-.
PLAN aud LACE 81 NilND-. t'l ..
AEMURE, GRAPE VlrDI>.l.
together wiih ,ucn -ia.d it -...
BlNTIND>. tA~iA RS
UENRiETTA~. AIP''A-.
AT prices never offered hrful. .
SILk DFPAR1NlNl
now replete " i'h q choice ani
SATIN. SATIN MEhN D. DOB.
SATIN DE LYON ANDb. 'iEl. '
LOUlSINl~. MONIES, f.l A"I'-
SURAliS. CutNf.
and other advanced novelties. tr
control ior tui, city mauy rh ice
BI.ACh ~lIh~.
10 thi, department 49, i.ffe 'h"
bu,efS. \, SPECIAL bargain 49,
number. wui,n D., tn- bees yalG, r..
ri, city. Wecin scarcely supply
fftf. t,.t,ftI. D. pr..fs.
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HARVEY a BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,

HARVEY * BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AID MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDERS,
100 bags CHOICE CLOvER.sEED;
500 bags RIO COFFEE, al grades
900 bags CHOICE LAGUANRA COffEEi
so mats CHOICE JAVA COFFEE;
400 barrels YELLOW SUGAR;
100 barrels A SUGAR:
100 barrels GRANULATED SUGAR;
400 boxes SUAP, all grades;
500 ke.s CHURCHES Soda
100 barrels NO. 3 MAtktREL; ..-
200 barrels EASTERN GROSS HERRlNbS;
200 barrels CUBA MOLAsSES:
100 barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP:
40 tierces aud barrels CHOlaE RICE;
20 chests CHOICE GuNPOWDER TEA;
10 chests CHOICE BLACK TEA:
200 barrels EARLY-ROsE, PEERLESS. and
SNOWFLAKE POTATOES;
500 barrels FLOUR, al grades
100000 pounds CHOICE BuLk slD OEsS,'n rpc.
$4,000 pounds CHOICE BACON SIDES;
5000 pounds CHOICE BACON SHOULDERS;
l ~ i S@Geess c HOW LEAF LARD;
25 tierces CHOICE HAMS;
WOODWARD. all kinds;
COTTON and JUTE ROPE:
wRAPPING:pAPER,T WiiSE' BLASh.
ING. BLUlNG, MATCHES, &c.' &c. ;
500 KtGs NAILS, c,ors
100 Kegs HORSE and MuLE:sH0Es: oo
| A good stock OF CHEWlNG-TOBACCo;
100 boxes CHOICE CHEESE. NH ll-2m
~ HOGsHEADs EXTRA HEAVY
~ SYRUP, Knights brand;
so barrels CHOICE SUGAR ss RnK on.
SWEET CIDER.
aoo 10 barrels BEST C Y sTck Es 4 co.
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We return thanks to Me>srs. WOODHOUsE
& PARuAM for the March No. OF BtdckCo0d S
Edinburgh Magazine.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.

MO. | NORTH CAROLINA GROSS
y UERRING~-a few barrels still on hand
ALSO,
LIME, TAR, and GRINDSTONEs.
For sai. nv HENRY VI. WORKMAN.
NH
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LEROY SEAMLESS

KID GLOVES. from ihrec to.iN luf.".,
new Spring coonn.s. 90 the.e goods 49,. '..
sole agents and imOor er-. Wr"ar-ini ,f..
We also offer tiil line Of the
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BiLI.-E'tbSTING.

~ j. PAYNE,
i. OLD RELIABLE
BILL-POSTER AND Distributor,
OFFICE, % SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
NH % W&SulmtI
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We al-o rff-r fun lines of ou.
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m HOGSHEADS EXTRA HEAVY
~ SYRUP, knights brand:
70 30 A. Y. STOKES 4 co.
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I.o,A a, oar $3.50 BLAoA ,ltN.

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