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The Fight Spreading.

The st. Louis Globe Democrat Of May
10th says:
"The stalwarts of Ohio will not be worthy
of their names or their calling il they fail to
bea, Charlie Foster for Governor. The
sueaks have thrown down the gauntlet, and
the stalwarts must take ii up. Let us have
a little fun all round"
This is getting better and better. The
Globe. Democrat is a stalwart paper. Ii Is
GRANT, AMERoN.L OGAN-CoNKLING organ.
CHARLIE FOSTER is the present Republican
Governor OF Ohio, and the prospective
nominee Of the Republicans for reelection
TO that office. He is a fast friend OF Mr..
GaRFIELD's. He is the man who in the
Chicago Convention held GARFIELD down
BY the coat.tail when the latter was about
30 get up and decline TO allow his name TO
be used as a candidate for the nomination
for the presidency Of the United States.
CHARLIE FOSTER Is, too, one OF the spine
supporters who went to Washington to
stiffen up Mr.. GARFIELD's back In the
contest between him and CoNKLING. We
credit him aud MURAT HALsrEAD with hav.
ing had much to do with the determination
oil the President TO withdraw from the
Senate the names Of all the COSKLING men
whom he had nominated for office. We
take 1t for granted that the Globe Democrat
intends to punish FOSTER for this las
offence rather than for hanging as a weight
upon GARFIELD's coat-tsil in the Chicago
Convention.
But let the reason be what it may for tb,
Globe Democrats i'll will, il bodies no goo,
for the Republican party. The sta.wart
are good fighters. They are ready and will
ing any day to defeat Half Breed, whethe
in New York or Ohio, II by so doing the
can benefit General GRANT or any OF b
senatorial supporters. But BLAINE is ais
"A good fighter, aud will handle his shillela
as deity as e'er IN Irishman in the LIANT
Ne will make it warm for CoNKLING, CAM
aoS, LOGAN & Co., and laugh TO scorn d
such organs as the Globe Democrat.
Meanwhile the Democrats can compl
Gently look on.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.

NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER
NEAR FORTRESS MONROE. VA.
May n, 1881.
R,ds will be received for the ERECTION AND
COMPLETION OF A NEW BRICK BUILDING
100 feet long by 40 feet wide. aud 40 feet hgh, uD
10 IL O'Clock II. JUNE s, 1851, at which time The
bids viii be opened.
I'd. For cut stone.
Sd For brick-work.
4lh For galvanized ron, slate, and TIM work.
6tb For laihlng aud plasierlng.
9Th For carpenters aud jOlners work.
Carefully. prepared plans and specifications can
he seen and an needed information obtained, al the
Governors office at the Home, on any day previous
10 The letting. Bids must be made In round sums
for each class OF work. and no bid by the yard, FOOT
or thousand, etc, will be considered
Bids must be made for each class OF work sepa-
rately hut may a SO be made for two or more com
bned or for the entire completion OF the building
THE brick required must be OF good merchantaoe
brick such rs made In or near Fortress Monroe,
HAMPTON or Norfolk. samples OF Drick 10 DC uaeu
| In face or outside walls win be required.
| As GUARANTY OF good faith, all bidders VIII ac-
com many their bids with )nd, With proper surety
or certificate OF deposit, PAYABLE To CAPTAIN II 1.
Woodfn or order, which Will be forfeited IN case
OF failure to enter into the contract, u awaroea
said bond or certificate must De ior ~ per cen' VI
the gross amount OF the bid.
The right IS reserved to accept or reject any por
ton Or ali BIDS but the lowest responsible Dius VIII
/ i'm All cases be accepted, III any.
All work must be done as rapidly as possipie an,
| bidders must specify the time In when they VII
complete Tic "''A '"'' ''' n; r. t. wooDFIN.
my 24.26.25 3l&Je24 Governor.
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I.YNCHBURG.

PuBIIC DISCUSSION CHALLENGED AND RE-
sPECTPULLY DECLINED-F0AM on THE SUR
FACE OF TIE POLITICAL POT-RAIIROAD R-
POINTMENr - THUNDER-ST0RNS - REVENUE
AND TOBACCO FIGURES - COMMENCEMENT
ADDRESS.
ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY %, 1881.
The " CITY Conservative Association" as
the Regulators are now officially known, on
Saturday last challenged, through their
chairman and secretary, the chairman OF tne
CITY Conservative Committee, Mr.. Digs, TO
n public discussion OF the issues before the
people. Mr.. Diggs made answer that he
was not informed as TO what issues were
before the people in the local contest; that
il could hardly be expected that the person.
mel OF the tickets could be discussed, espe.
cially as the Association had not yet disclosed
its nominations, and the principles ayowed
by that body were too vague TO be met.
The Association had declared in favor OF
90 good government" and it could not De
eynected that the Conservatives would
maintain the contrary OF that proposition.
II is said that the Regulators are to have a
grand demonstration and parade the ulght
before the election. They profess them
selves very confident, and the contest Is be.
ginning to wax very warm as the day OF
election approaches.
NJ. C. Jameson, Esq, for many years
cashier OF the Atlantic, Mississippi ana
Ohio Railroad Company, has received tue
appointment of assistant treasurer OF the
Norfolk and Western-an act OF the drec'
tors that meets with great popular approval
A considerable thunderstorm visited the
city and its suburbs yesterday evening, ac'
companied by a heavy rainfall. The tenn
perature to-day is about 15'-a great IN
provement
The collections of internal revenue foI
the week ending last Saturday amounted to
S29.33S.l5. The number Of pounds OF to-
bacco sold last week reached total OF
1871 800, as against 1,020.542 OF the week
preyIous-a decrease Of 263. pounds.
Rev. L. S. Gregory has accepted an lnvl
tation TO deliver the commencement address
at the New London Academy, at Bedford
Springs. TELEPHONE.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

We beg leave TO inform our patrons and the pub
lie generally that, with facilities unsurpassed for
conducting the ICE BUSINESS, having our depots
on the Kennebec river, Maine, stocked with the
VERY BEST QUALITY OF ICE, and having on
| hand here an abundant supply, We can guarantee
ICE to sn- customers through ihe entire season,
| from year to year, AZ fair prices.
| We shall make no change in Captain A. g. BAB'
| COCKS business. We shall retain his reliable and
polite clerical force aud drivers, ana hope to retain
| all OF his old patroas.
| Special attention given 10 the SHIPPING OF
| CARGOES and CARLOADS.
ICE CAREFULLY PACKED.
Orders by matt shall have prompt attention.
| Teephonic connections.
ONCE and depot south side OF the Dock, corner
Seventeenth street.
my slim NJ. W. JOHNSON, Superintendent
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DEATHS.

Died at the residence of her husband, Mr. William
Koss, No 906 east Cary street, on the morning OF
Nav odd AT I'VE minutes 10 9, Mrs. MARY e..
KOSS; aged forty-two years five months and Ave
DAYS.
We have travelled long together.
Hand In hand and heart in heart,
Both through fair and stormy weather,
And ',is hard. 'tis hard TO part.
Yet we must. Farewell TO you,
Answer one and all, Adieu.
The funeral will take place from ST. Johns Ger
man Lutheran church. corner of Eighth and Mar
shall streets, THIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON AT A
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances OF the family
are invited TO attend.
Washington, Baltimore. Norfolk, and Petersburg
Va, papers win please copy.
f, Died. Sunday morHing. May 22d, at 8 O'Clock
PARKER, infant son Of John and Mary l.. Denzler
aged one year.
The funeral took place yesterday Monday at lC
O'Clock from ST. Marks church.
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A PoIYT.-Mr. Creamer's point is that
the United States Senate, which now has a
Democratic majority, may refuse to accept
the certificates OF the two senator's elected
May 3lst on the ground Of iiIegality in their
election, and thus throw the election back
to the Legislature Of 1882, which body is
now almost certain TO have a Democratic
meiority-at least on joint ballot. Oh.
structive points might, too, be raised in the
same way should the election take place
next Tuesday, on the ground that "tbe
Legislature had not been properly notified
In time, the Governors message reaching
only one branch--the Assembly-on May
| 16.--Neto York Herald.
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William +. Chandler, whose nomination
as Solicitor.General was rejected yesterday,
had no Democratic friends. cincinnati
Commercial.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Alexandria Gazette says that General Ma
HONE voted for CHANDELIERS confirmation {;
and General MALONE claimed very recently
TO be a Democrat.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
HAS RECEIVED
$4,000 OF NEW GOODS DURING THE PAST
WEEK.
Among The bargains are
An immense line Of BIRD-CAGEs, brass aud
painted, round and square, aud In new shapes.
in price from Soc to S3-the largest assort-
ment and lowest prices in town;
Also. CAGE-CUPS. BRACKETS, BATHS
SPRINGS, &C., &C.;
sATCHELS and VALlsES. all sizes aud prices
from SOC. up; speclallies at 80, 75c, 81
Sl.l5, aud sl.25;
Three crates Of BRiDW GOD CHINA GOODS.
sll,htly Clipped. going very low;
Great bargains in POCKET. BOOKSat % and zoe:
Ten CHAMBER sETs-DECORATED CHAMBER
sETS-marked down 10 TO SO per ceu,. u
close them;
All size COOLERS, very low;
Fifteen new CHlLOREN'S CARRIAGES, rs,ias
and Stat body, at bottom prices, at
STEVENS,
my IL 500 Broad street.
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Sad Death Of a Young Man.

Correspondence of the Richmond DspatchI
BERRYvILLE, CLARKE COUNTY, VA,
May q, 1881.
Our community was greatly shocked this
morning TO hear of sad accident, which
resulted in the death OF Mr.. William Grigs-
", a young merchant living at the White
Post, in this county. MIR. Grigsly was IN
Berryville, and attempting to board the
train after It had gotten little under way
in the direction OF his home missed his hold,
fell, and the train. passing over his leg,
crushed it in a fearful manner. Notwith.
ing the young man had the benefit OF the
skill OF all the physicians in Berryvllle,
amongst whom are gentlemen second in
the profession to none in this section Of the
State, he did not rally from the shock, but
died in few hours. Mr. Grigsly was
about thirty years Of age and unmarried.
He was, however, learn, the only brother
OF several sisters. to whom the shock OF his
death, under such sad circumstances. comes
with crushing sorrow. G. Nj. l..
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SUMNER RESORft.
THE HYGEIA HOTEL.
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT viii
be open for the reception Of visitors on The lnTH
OF JUNE. and viii close late In October. This Is
one OF The most salubrious places In this country.
With altitude 1900 feet above the level Of the
sea. renders the climate peculiarly healthy and de-
llgh full. BESIDES the curative waters. >sture has
conferred upon this spot the most attractive sur
rOundiugs Of varied physical beauty with pure,
br3cing mountain air.
For ntalth, pleasure, and good living Orkney Is
the place.
Good bathing, fishing. and huHting IN season.
Forty-two to fifty dollars per mOntr OF tbirty
days special arrangements witb large party 'or
stay 81 one month or more. , ,.
mvI4.im = NJ MULLIN, Proprietor.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co-(
RICHMOND, Va, May II, 1881.
NOTICE.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
~ order of the Board of Directors, a general
meeting of the stockholders of the Richmond and
Danyie Railroad COMPANY will be held al the Office
of the company, corner Of Bank ana Tenth streets.
I'm the city Of Richmond. on the 18TH DAY OF
JUNE. 1881 at II O'Clock VI.
The books for tue transfer Of stock will be closed
from The 9Th day OF June prOximo until after the
day Of mpetins. X. BROOKE
my IS.2swtd Secretary.
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THE PEOPLES WORLDWIDE VERDICT
Burnett's Cocoaine has been sold in every
civilized country, and the public have rem
dered the verdict that 1t is the cheapest ana
best hair.dressing in the world.
Burnett's Favoring Extracts are inyaria'
bly, acknowledged the purest and the best.
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New Book.

4 Question. The Idy Of a Picture by HIS
Friend Alma 1ddema, Related 6y George
Ebers. From the German. BY MARY
j. Stafford. New York w. 5. COTS
BERGER. 1881.
We have received a copy OF this little
book from Messrs. J. w. RANDOLPH d
ENGLISH. Price. 40 cents.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Npr XnUE Nav IN 1881

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS A GENERAL
MEETING Of THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANy RAILROAD
COMPANY will he held AT The office OF The COM
pany. No. 110i Main street, In the city OF itich-
mond. Va, on THURSDAY the 23d day Of June,
1881, as O'Clock +. VI. Al the said meeting pro-
posed plan of consolidation of said company with
The Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad company:
a corporation OF the State Of West Virginia. ana
tho Ohio Central Railroad Company. corporation
of the State OF Ohio. will be submitted.
Propositions for a contract or contracts Tor franc
arrangements with the sDoye- named, or any Olnir
corporations. and certain alterations and amend
ments of the by laws Of the Richmond ana Alle,
ghany Railroad Company, will be considered ana
passed upon. ,
The books for the transfer Of stock will be closed
from the l4th day OF June. lSSl, un.il aiier the
day of said meeting r.. Il. LELAND.
Secrefary Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
many. my ~. d3t&tTh4w
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPAN1.

The undersigned. holding together one tenth of
the capital stock OF the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, call, under the
provisions Of the Grst bylaw Of the said company
q general meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS Of The
same 10 he held at the office of the COMPANY In the
city Of Richmond, Va. on the 2SrH DAY OF MAY
NEXT, at II O'Clock VI.
MONCURE ROBINSON,
HENRY SFYBERT,
SARAH CHAUNCEY SAVAGE,
THOMAS A. BTDDLE,
THOMAS A. RIDDLE CO.,
HENRY WHELEN. JR.,
TOWNSEND, WHELEN 4 co..
JAMES \. NIIELFN.
CHARLES =. WHELEN,
HENRY LYLBURS.
April %, 1881. ap27-td
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PROFESSIONAL.

THOMAS W. HlX. NJ. d., having per,
,n.nen,Iv located Al Prospect, Norfolk and
Western railroad, Va solicits from his friends y
continuation Of that generous support which ne has
so unremitipgIy enjoyed Tor the past Z ks years
lie pledges himself Deo uolents, TO make DO retro
grade movement, bul will serve them ~ faithfully
In the fniuie As he has done in The past'
MAY IL, 1851. my law
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LAWN PARTY.

THE LITTLE CLEANERS OF ST.
i JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH VIII nave a
FLORA'S FESTIVAL on the 24TIl AND 25TH OF
MAY. at O'Clock Il. NJ. AT tranknn ana mentl
eignth Streets They beg their large circle of friends
to meet them on this joyous occasion. Admission
l0 cents my zZ-o'
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APOLLINARIs WATER.
4 POLLINA

A POLLlNARlS,
"TuE'QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
british Medical Journal.
ATS PURITY OFFERS THE BEST SECURITY
AGAINST THE DANGERS WHICH IN RURAL
DISTRICTS, AS IN TOWNS AND CITIES, ARE
COMMON TO MOST OF THE ORDINARY
DRINKING WATERS THERE. "-Londsn Medi-
cal Record.
ANNUAL SALE. NINE MILLIONS.
OF all grocers. druggists and mineral water dealers
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
imy 10Th, Sa,&TuI
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Judge ROBERTSON says that ever since the
Chicago Convention Mr.. CONKLING has been
between combustion and despair"
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VHE MONTGOMERY WHITE

I TT Il NUN IVV W TT II
SULPHUR SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
HEN nEAsED FOR A TERM or YEARS BY
MRS. VI. j. Colby,
Of The Hamilton, Washington, u. G., and VIII ne
opened under the new management ON the 1sr OF
JUNE for the reception of guests. No pains or
reasonable expense will be spared to make these
Springs the most attractive and home-like summer
resort in the mountains OF Virginia, its close prox-
unity to the railroad TX miles,, and connecting
with a narrow gauge -oa1, afordug guests the COM
fort of stepping from one car 10 the other, ana IN
ten minutes ride will be landed in the reception
room at the Springs. For further particulars &C.,
address at the Springs or The Hamilton. Washing
ton d. e. nv 4.eod2m
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MI A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned, ANDREW ANTONI, FRENCH
and AMERICAN CONFECTIONER, No l1O5
MAIN STREET. has the honor Of informing his
patrons. and especially the ladies of Richmond, that
he has supplied himself with an article the need OF
which has long been felt, I'm the shape of 4
MAGNIFICENT SODA-WATER APPARATUS.
procured at a large outlay of money. This elegant
and costly adjunct Of his establishment, which in
compliment TO one Of Americas fast friends he has
chrlsened
"FONTAINE DE LAFAYETTE,r
Is confidently submitted 10 the critical judgment of
his most fastidous patrons as something superior
to anything of the sort heretofore introduced IN
Richmond. From this Fountain are supplied daily
Vichy. Sel'zer, Geiser Congress, Deep Rock, Buffalo
Litha, and SOdA- Waters also ApOllinaris import
ed. Ginger Ale. ana Ottawa Beer. His Syrups are
manufactured under his per.oual supervision, with
great care from the best and freshest fruit juices.
Determined to surpass all competition in the pro-
duction of these delightful and inyigorating
SUMNER BEVERAGES,
he confidently solicits the attention Of those in wan;
Of his abundant supply of these pleasant cool, and
entirely healthfu stimulants. 4 glance at the
"FONTAINE DE LAFAYETTE" is at once its
best recommendation, and an incentive TO claim IT'S
fragrant grateful aid in bricng the system against
the dangers Of the heated term" now fast APP
D. oaching. ANDREW ANT0NI
22
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MILLINERY.
MILLINERY.
r EADING MILLINERY ESrAB. .,sSs
IL LIsHMENT OF RICHMOND. SEME
LARGEST AND BEST VARIETY OF MILL
merry AND FANCY GOODS SOUTH OF
NEW YORK.

THREE ENTIRE FLOORS NOW DEVOTED kX-
CLUsIvELY TO THESE BRANCHES.
We contend that our goods this season surpaSs II
poiut OF beauty and elegance everything in his city,
Al prices that will come within the reach of all. Ia
TRIMMED B0NNETs AND ROUND HATS
OF all the latest fashions we can suit the most fas-
tdous taste. We employ only practical aud The
most skilful milners. Our assortment OF
RICH FLOWERS. FEATHERS, RIBBONS,
LACEs, aud TRIMMINGS,
must be seen TO b. appreciated. our department o
HOSIERY, GLOVES, PARAsOLs, AND
GENEHAL FANCY GOODS
offer unusual attractions this season ~ specially low
prices.
meOt since our NEW OPENING should inspect An
price our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
WoLfORD & silllBERG,
523 Broad street,
ap22 between Fifth aud Sixth,
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ATUSENENTS.
ANUSENENTS.
old FOLKS CONCERT.
~ BENEFIT or TIE
RETREAT FOR THE SICK,
Oh WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
NAY 2jTH AND 26TH

MADRIGALs, QUANTITIES. DUETS, AND
SOLOS.
SINGERS:
Mr. and Mrs. BERNARD,
Mrs. CHRISTIAN,
Mrs. HILL OF Petersburg,
Miss BAIRD,
Miss GILES,
Miss LEVY,
Miss THOMAS.
Mrs. WILSON,
Mr.. uOFF,
Mr.. SCOTT.
Captain CUNNINGHAM, and
MIR. T.. &. JENKINS,
supported by a chorus Of sweet and reliable voices
seldom equllled. go
Messrs Reinhardt, Poindexter. and Dashiell viii
kindly assist IN piano accompaniment, aud there
vii! also he fine orchestral talent.
Admission, Doe: reserved seats, 70c.-sold at
Ramos Moses MONDAY and TUESDAY.
my
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ICE.


NORTHERN ICE.
Representing the
OLDEST NORTHERN-ICE FIRM
in the city Of Richmond, call particular attention
10 my
PURE. CLEAR. FIRM KENNEBEC-RINERl ICE
with which have furnished my customers prompt
Is, continuously, and full supply
THROUGH THE ENTIRE SEASONS.
Having made my contract for from
FIVE THOUSAND TO ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND TONS
of tho above celebrated ice, am prepares 70 supply
all who may favor me with their orders. WIN NY
old courteous aud competent drivers. ana also every
effort Of myse and TO give entire satisfaction,
nope TO receive a liberal share OF the public pa
trOnage.
orders by mail. telephone. or otherwise promptly
attencei to- MRS. JANE KING,
my slim Wholesale and Retail ice-Dealcr
ICE! ICE!! ICE !!.-Haying purchased
/ a large stock Of COUNTRY ICE, am prepared
Ia deliver the same to consumers, wholesale or re-
tail or sell from icehOuses 10y car-load or other
wise.
PRICE. use. to soc. per leo pounds, delivered
Orders left at PAGES coal-ysrd, 70s Broad OF
1905 Cary street. my 3-lIn
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EXCURSIONS.

DRAGG'S EXCURSION
ID THROUGH EUROPE.
For particulars apply to me for pamphlets. which
will give an The particulars OF the tour. PARTIES
INTENDING To VISIT EUROPE at any time ana
by any line of steamers leaving Baltimore, Phila-
delphla or New York. can procure tickets OF me al
The same price That they can be had In New York.
W. y. BRAGG, los Broad street.
my 5.eodl2t Richmond Va
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DUSTIC FESTIVAL
MOZART HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY "a, 1881.
4 COMPLIMENTARY ENTERTAINMENT
BY THE
OPERATIC CORPS
attached 10 the Mozart Association to the visiting
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR From BOS Ton AND
PROVIDENCE.

THE DOCTOR or Al CANTARA.
AN OPERA IN TWO ACTS. by EICHBERG.
THE CAST:
DR. Parcelsus .................Mr . Pierre Bernard
SiguOr la ltHLdr. MI W
Carries his Mr. l.. W. HOff.
I Ps5,f Porters sr Nov" wa s5nsr
Don PompOso Alguazl. SIR. II. I. CardoIo.
Donna Lucrezia, wife of DR.. Parcel-us, -,
Miss lisa Smith.
Isabella, her daughter ..........uMs May Thomas.
Inez, her maid Mid. Caroline Richings Bernard.
Serenaders citizens. &c, by the Mozart Chorus.
Orchestra conducted by Professor JACOB REM
uARDT. or,
SIR Knights will receive their tickets from Sir
HENRY BoDEKER, treas rer of the general COM
mitiee.
A limited number Of reserved seats for sale TO
citizens by Ramos Moses.
Reserved seats or general admission, 10 cents.
Admission to gallery. so cents.
Opera commences AT 50 O'Clock. my ZO-4t
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HEALTH Is WEALTH,
d" UoMGOPATmIC0 MEDICINES.

4 full line or Professor Humphrey MILD.
POWER CURES, with manual f,r mode ~ ale
ministratOn free. Ash Ger one.
= +. DO"F,
l4.SlRTutMy2s Thiri and Main si7,c's.
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DEFINED SUGARS.
DAVENPORT MORRIS
DOCK STREET
OFFEH FOR SALE TO THE IhALb \ LAh'~
STOCK OF
STANDARD RkFlNED SUGARS,
CONSISTING or
PATENT CUT LOAF,
STANDARD GRANlLAIED
STANDARD POWDERED,
STANDARD CRUSHED
SOFY WHITE, and YELLOW SUGARS Of
grades.
ALSO,
sYRUPS-Common to FNtEa Pine.
.ay i.lml