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-s....u. ,,asetfs Informs ms that the Re-
.sss ,nse ing (which figures so largely ~ ses's'I
0sy's Waloj was held 10 jary-roou' '-D''p"''"
2Qth. ae,, wo
turning to the Wing OF the 2s,n' we
6ud that the "figures so 'argen .
sketch OF fancy, having no founua''oo, rs
the report OF the meeting alluded 10 oes'"'
thus:
ION the e5,h April 1881 ne RsaS5sstsr Gs ss q,
fG EIscnffpe Committee OF orange co""'s "s' W
he court house and reofgsnizsa.
does the Dispatch expect Readiusters 10
nice. outdoors or "hire a hall" every
time thew have committee.meetiDgf what
s,raws these drowning Funders eaten at
yainly seeking TO magnify them into rats =
Wing.
..Commitiee meetings. In the Wig
OF the 18th, Immediately following the arti-
Gle from which the Wing quotes the above
extract, Is o letter from Orange county,
In which occurs the following statement
"The sRexdjuster party be'd a meeting
ard appointed delegates to ,beir oonVen'
ton 10 be held In Richmond 10 Juhe' "eh-
eral Malone was endorsed"
The WINS own correspondent ssld II
was meeting Of "the Resdinster party"
Who would ever have inferred that that
was committee.meeting And what sort
OF popular endorsement Is that winch
comes from a committee meeting! Auu
what sort OF popular Convention VIII 'ha'
be whose delegates are appointed by COM
mitteeg The evidence shows that we didnt
make any material mistoke.
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LYNCHBURG.
ARREST OF A SUPPOSED PoIsONER AND THEA
sHRgwD observation-disclosures TRIAL-DEATH
OF A DISTINGUISHED LADY.

ARREST OF A SUPPOSED PoIsONER AND THlkF-A
sHRgwD OPERATOR-MURDER TRIAL-DEATH
OF A DISTINGUISHED LADY.
JCorrespop6ence Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
APRIL 30, 1881.
Some weeks ago the Rev. DR.. Bates, pas
tor OF the Methodist Protestant church in
this city, was taken suddenly Ill, With other
members OF his family, after partaking OF
liver for breakfast one Saturday morning.
DIR. Bates was the sickest among those
seized, and il was feared at one time be
would not recover. 1t was believed that
the liver was diseased at first; but the ply
sicians pronounced that belief unfOunded,
and published their report as an act OF JUS
flee 10 the butchers. Ii was then pretty
clearly understood that the family had been
poisoned; but little was said on the subject
in the press, as IL was hoped TO trace out
the guilty party. A colored girl named
Margaret FOCUS, who had been employed
as nurse TO DR.. Bates's grandchild, has
been arrested on suspicion OF administering
the poison, and also on the charge OF steal
ing clothing and other effects from the
family amounting in value TO $3.50. Most
OF the stolen goods were recovered, though
secreted In as many as five different parts OF
the city.
Msjor Daniel Is absent at Covington, de.
Tending men named Pugh, now on trial
there on charge Of numbering negro.
Judge Garland has sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness TO hold bis court,
whose next session begins on Monday.
Intelligence has been received here this
morning OF the decease of Mrs. Sarah r..
Ramsey, widow Of Dr.. James Ramsey, for
several years pastor OF the First Presby-
terrain church In this city, and one OF the
most distinguished divines Of that commu-
MON In Virginia. The remains OF this be-
loved lady will be brought here for inter-
ment. The deceased was a highly Guilt
yatel and accomplished lady, and taught a
classical school OF high grade for young la
dies for several years after the death OF her
husband 10 Lynchburg. TELEPHONE.
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We have not for long time witnessed
such activity in the vegetable line as the
truck. growers in Hanover and Henrico are
now exhibiting. They manifesily look Tor
big business in the fall, and are preparing
accordingly. Our several transportation
lines are arranging excursion tickets from
all parts Of the Union to the Yorktown cele'
bration, and we cannot too early consider
fully The matter Of feeding and otherwise
providing for the large number OF people
who will be here then. They will certainly
he here.
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immoral Notice.

The funeral services Of Mrs. CORNELlA NJ.
DABNEY, widow of the late Professor George y;
Dabbey and sister of the late Thomas X: Price Will
take place from the Third Baptist church corner 81
Grace aud Foushee streets, on sUNDA1, MAY L,
1881, al $50 L. NJ.
The following manned gentlemen. selected as pail
bearers, viii please be present at the arrival OF The
Richmond and Danville train THIS Sunday AZ
TERNOON at 4:4S O'Clock: Boswell Asop, James
n. Dunlop, DIR. II. w. Davis, Thomas j. Evans
wellington Goddin, H. II Harris. Robert howard, j..
Leslie Hall, r. Puryear, X. T.. Richardson's Edwin h.
Snead, Frank ID. Slegcr, b. l.. Winston.
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Mr.. A. j. Bandel, Jr., La Fayette House,
Washington. ID. G., relates the following
have suffered with rheumatic pains in my
chest for years, and have taken during that
time many different medicines without any
permanent relief. Since trying 81. Jacobs
Oil have been entirely rid Of all pain, and
have been so more than three weeks, since
my first application OF it. 1t acted like
charm from the beginning.
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For DAWES, CoNKLISG, CAMERON, Lo-
GAN a. Co.-The Saem Register, a paper
which endorses General MAHoNEs course
10 the United States Senate, says
.sAnd here il another Resdiuster paper
(which General Malone nor anybody else
can drag into the Republican party IN any
way General Malone does not desire 10
do anything OF the kind. He has not joined
the Republican party himself. lie declares
himsel! Democrat on all occasions, out
not Bourbon-Funder Democrat"
What do the senators named above thlnk
Of tha,s Have they discarded JoRGENsEN'
pszsxDoRF, wIcKHAM, RIvEs, aud the rest
OF the tried Republicans Of Virginia ior
allies who scout the idea OF being dragged
into the Republican party IN any way
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NE CLARETS.-On hand and receiving
several invoices Of CLARETS Of my own importa-
ton. comprising the following brands
ST. JULIEN. CHATEAU FERRERE, CHATEAU
DE MORT, and ST. JULIEN ls74-all in casks
OF about so gallons each-and
ST. JULIEN, LAROSE. POSTET CANET, Leo
WILLIE, and the CHATEAU WINES OF La
ROSE, MARGAUX, and LAFITE-all In cases
Of IL bottles each.
The above Is one OF the finest assortments of
CLARETs have ever been able to secure, particu-
iarly as TO the CHATEAU WINES.
OSCAR CRANE,
an 26.2w No. IA Governor street.
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DEATHS.

Nrs. MARY s. O. ROWE, wife OF Il. II. Rowe,
Fsu died at the residence of her hu baud, III Tar.
boro' n C., on the morning Of tue 24th April; OF
consumption in the fiitieth year of her age. For
many years she has been an exemplary nember oil
tho Episcopal Church aud she bore ali her suner,
ings unrepiBingly She was a Gtvoed VIE anu
ing husband aud eight chiljren to greye for me
deDarted
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MARRIAGES.

Married, April 10. 1881, at $50 i. NJ, by Rev.
Ed Huber, nj the 81. Johns German luthcan
church, WILLIAM +. WILL TO Miss EVA A.
HEBNER; both Of this city.
Married, by Rev. John Nj. Butler, on the 2Sih OF
April at the Fulton Blptist church. Mr: ROBERT
f. BROWN 10 Miss ANNIE Il. CHlLDKEss; All oi
"A, ocffx
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SUPERIOR 70 ALL OTHER LAxATIvEs.
DYEING. CLEANING. &c.

MEMS, YOUTHS. AND BOYS CLIO
IVA THING CLEANED, however much soied or
faded. LADIES DRESSES whole or taken apart.
sHAWLs. Cl.OAkS, SACQUES. MOURNING
GOODS, sCARFS. SASH YElLs &C., CL EANED
OK DYED. WHITE FEATHERS DYED THE
LIGHTEsT SHADES at ten minutes notice. KID
GLOVES CLEANED AND DYED BLACK.
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, &c., DYED or CLEAN
ED--a speciality. Also, agent for the New York
Grape Company. cRApEvEILs rendered beauli.
fully black aad impersious 70 dsmpncs, or salt
water. A. .. PYLE.
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SILK AND WORsTED FANCY NOVELTIES
: FOR TRIMMING,
+: AND COMBINATION SUITS To MATCH.
Wp will also off,

We will also Offer
24-INCH CREPE DE ARMURE MOURNING
10 5 5A a hI-45GyL cchFPE MONTE at Csc:
4O-1NCH ALL-WOOL CREPE NOME at 65c.
4O-iNCH ENGLISH CASHMERE at zoe;
4p-INCH LUPl\'S SATIN FINISH CASHMERE
a. sic a ward he value OF which IS Sl.l5:
10 pieces BOt'-JOUR's slLK.WARP HENRIET-
ia CLOTHS at s5c. a yard-ya'ue, alps;
DRAP DE HAYANAlSE (new mourning goods at
ALi-WG00L DAMAssE DE EToILE, 4O-inch, at
3s-i2CH AiLf-W0GL CREPE vIRGINIEat 75c:
NUNS YELLING. 40 inches WIDE. at soc;
CAMEL Ssh ,IR GAUZE, 80 inches wide. ~ 6Oc.;
FRENCH BAYONSAlSE the finest and ghtest-
weight mourning goods manufac ured, aud our
own direct Importation al 90c. yard;
ALL-WOOL BLAt X BUNTING at l2llc.;
ALL-WOOL BLACK BUNTING ut l6a and Sc:
We offer special inducements in FINE SILK
GRENAD MES: also. W0RSTED LACE
BUNTINGS aud other styles Of SUMMER MA
TERTALS: ..
80 pieces of IIALF-WOOL BUNTINGS at Zoe. a
5 ca sSsIF AsT-COLoRs 27INCH RATI>TE at Sc.
a yard-thc value of these good, Is Sc.
We will also offer
so dozen 60-BONE, SIDE STEEL, SIDE-LACE
CORSETS at 2jc. "A pair worth from so 10 6Jc. (;
100 dozen FRENCH-WONEN CORsETs at 70
and 39c. a plir-value, 80 and 60c.
We now offer all the various popular CORSElc-
among them some OF the most fayOred-at consider
able reduction from regular value.
A large stock OF LINEN Lava > AT lie YARD,
the value being 1870: cases VERY FINE at
Ice. the value bell Soc; ,,,,,,.,,. ,,,.,re -
All The various pew designs In WHITE GOODS, in
French, English, and DOmestcs;
ap 30-Sa,su&Th
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The Abingdon Meeting.

The Standard reports the Rsao'usse'
meeting Of last Monday. 10 p'v..su
srrs a the meeting there was little en'nu'
.,ss,n shown. The meeting, notwi,hsiand-
Inc mat Il has been advertised Tor some
time was very SHINY attended, and II u IS
an indication Of the strength Of The parry
"a this county. there are more officc-seekers
than voters. We noticed several times wnen
the vote was taken that only four or I'VE
responded. and once only one"
..Thc applause was about the weakest VIC
ever hcard.'
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MORE THAN A HUNDRED.-Colonel sum.
mers tells us that more than hundred OF
the most prominent Re1diusters OF the
county have taken him by the hand and
endorsed him in bis speech before the Re-
adjusler meeting Monday. - Abingdon
Standard.
(The WHO is requested to copy.]
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The Washington Republican undertook
yesterday to tell why 1t was warm. IL was
all owing 10 the positions OF the planets.
Before noon, 1t turned almost cold enough
for nYercOats.
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/" CHA NJ T. A G y + .

The following brands of CHAMPAGNE on hand
and regularly receiving from the house Of Bouche
Fills 4 Co., in France:
EXTRA DRY VERZENAY,
WIN IMPERIAL.
MAXIMUM aud PREMIERE SERRE.
These WINES are Of very superior quality, and
having secured a large supply, which Is held in
France subject TO my orders, am enabled TO sell
them at old prices.
Also, constantly on hand,
G.. III. MUMM & CO., PIPER HEIDSIECK,
l.. RODERER, and the
URBANA WINE COMP ANY'S (Hammondsport,
y. " GOLD SEAL, the best CHAMPAGNE
made In this country.
ap26.2w OSCAR CRANE.
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PAGE COuS1Y.-Mr. BROWNING, OF the
Luray Advance, whose sojourn in tue city
we noticed yesterday, informs us that even
Page county will probably vote the regular
Democratic ticket next fall.
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ENGLISH. DAIRY AND GR0UND.ALUN
Zap Zf.3Otl
DOAsTED COFFEES.
HARVEY Il BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,

II Al v II "a Dlt1Ile
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AND MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDer.
100 bags CHOICE CLOVER-SFED.
800 bags RIO COFFEF, al 2T1de-:
200 bags tHOlCE LA'iEAlkA 1DFTIE.
80 Hrats CHOICE JAVA COFFEF.
400 barrels YELLOW SUGAR;
100 barrels \ >CGAR:
100 barrels ORANULATED SIGtE;
300 boxes SOAP, AN grades;
500 kegs CHURCHES SODA;
100 barrels No. 3 MACK KEL;
200 barrels EASTERN GROSS HFReIN..
200 barrels CUBA MOLA>Sf~:
100 birrels MtKt UANT>' elRTP.
40 tlercps az barrels CIlpit RitF:
% chests HOfCE GtNPDWDtE Tff.
10 chests HOICt BLACh II ;.
200 barrels EARlN.Ro-t- PEtLi PCS. 81
SNOWFLAKF POTATOES
500 barre tiOI r, an gTSree;
! 90. 900 pOunGs CHOICE III n SIbf~-
10000 pounds CHOICE BILk >HOt lpfn
$4,000 pounds CHOICE BAG - >lpt~.
5000 pounds tUOll BACON >hnt lDiE,
100 buckets LARD;
Is iierces CHOICE ItAf LAID;
% tierces CHOICE HANS;
WOODWARD. an kinds:
COTTON aud IL r. ROPE:
WRAPPISG.FAPfH 1NINE.NI l,k.
ING. BLUlNG. MAItli E-. g., g..
500 KFGS NAILS,
100 kegs HORSE and NJ ~. ~ilOF-:
4 good stock # CHEW lNt,-IrBAt
100 boxes CHOICE CHEESE. mh ll--1
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FERTII.pZERS.

IL "oRIENr"!
Having rebuilt our factory at Orient. l.. l., watch
was last year destroyed by fire. aud also put In
operation q large factory HERE IN RICHMOND,
both completely equipped we are enabled, with our
Increased facilities, TO fsrnIsh these STANDARD
BRANDS. so long and fNorsbly known 10 the
tobacco and cori-planters OF Virginia aud Norta
Carolins. Address with referencesl
w. q. CRENSHAW,
President Atlantic anu Virginia Ee. tillsins
Company, Crenshaw Warehouse.
Richmond. Va.
1. A GOOD LIVE AGENT WANTED EVERY
WHERE. sp 30-a2wFw2wSw2w
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rT PARASOLS! PARASO l. 5
AT
THALIiIMER BROTHERS,
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.

Never before since parasols were made has such
an immense stock been shown by any one mouse III
this city. We have Il large, commodious place 10
show them. and will open MONDAY and during the
week another large supply at lower prices than they
can be had for elsew here.
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Our columns arc so crowded that we are
compelled to make short work OF our corre-
spondence as well as of our own produc-
fionQ
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LACEs IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
We pay special attention TO The purchase Oh
LAcEs. and can show any styles that are made.
.rge purchases made during the past week. VIII
be opened to our trade this week.
A bargain In TORCH0N LACE at 25c per doz'n'
worth twice the amount.
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MILLINERY.
7 EADING MILLINERY EST ALB. %
IL LISHMENT OF RICHMOND. yHHE
LARGEST AND BEST VARIETY OF MILL
merry AND FANCY GOODS SOUTH OF
NEW YORK.

THREE ENTIRE FLOORS NOW DEVOTED EX-
CLUsIyELY TO THESE BRANCHES.
We contend that our goods this season surpass In
point OF beauty and elegance everything In this city,
al prices that will come within the reach OF all In
TRIMMED B0NNETS AND ROUND HATS
OF all the latest fashions suit the most fas-
tidious taste. We employ only practical and the
most skilful milliners. Our assortment OF
RICH PLOWER5. FEATHERS, RIBBONS,
LACEs, and TRIMMINGS,
must be see, o be appreciated. Our department OF
HOSIERY, GLOVES, PARASOLs, AND
GENERAL FANCY GOODS
oer unusua! attractions this season at specially low
prices.
Persons who have not yet visited our establish
nent since eur NEW OPENING should inspect aud
price our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
WOLfORD sHILBERG,
523 Broad street,
ap22 between Fifth aud Sixth
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rr sYcrE BROTHERS.

q
ne omen MONDAY On elesantne Assortment o.
rrrGxsr xrI,.sILK BRoCADE, SILKS, snd
sATIXs from n to t1.6o. oprn
Anew assortment OF BLACK and cobohLp
sATISs, DREss-sILKs and sA1fNs' anu WI, ~
car,,oue our great zoe. sale OF BLACK s'hn
and FANCY BRoCADE sATlN. FUULARD-,a anu
STRIPPED sATIys and FANCY DRESS sihhs,
none of which can be duplicated under si'Io' a"'
We continue the sale Of our great purchase OF
SILK GRENADINES at SO, 90, 71,up to soc'' rea'
value 81 per yard.
vew,f also OFFER this week
uENsTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHiEFsa NJ
s.c.-never sold less than 1876;
BLACK CAsHMEREs at 25c. aspechity
Our 33c. BLACK CASHMERE worm ooc.'
500 pieces HAMBURG EDGISG-ah ne" p''-
,erns-,be greatest bargains ever offered
orr o6c. DAMAsK TOWELS reduced TO lstc';
0 M dozen sOI.ID-COLORED HOSE-4 pair Tor
We also offer 22.iuch BLACK SATIN at 65' 9oc.'
ard s1.l2K:
BLACK SILKS Of the most celebrated imported
and American manufacture fiom soc. TO $3.50
per yard:
600 Of the NEWEST PARAsOLs in the county,
the newest style from 81 TO $40;
I 900 FANS from Toe. TO 81. 25-our BONE-tiAN-
DIED FANS. which we are selling al 25c, are
realy.worih 75c.
DRESS GOODS,
which comprise everything fashionable In foreign
plain, and fancy fabrics. We are constantly adding
to our assortment by purchasing in the New YORK
market, The cold weather IN March CAUSED an ac-
emulation Of dress materials suitable for the pre-
sent seasoH. We have bought goods at great reduc-
ton from original prices, aud offer them accordingly
low. We have also reduced many goods that we
purchased early. We are Offering
LACE GRENADINES at 15c. which were selling
at 2oc.: nh, -,
Wool BUNTING at l6c. which was selling at
We will also offer 80 pieces Of TABLE-LINEN this
week az from 40c. to 81 per yard-3O per cent
less than re GUAR value; .
We win offer great many special DarRaihs III Jul
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
my Ieod 3ll Broad street.
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NT JULIUS MEYER x SON
ARE
OPENING NEW GOODS EVERY DAY,
ASb
OFFERING MANY BARGAINS.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
NEW DESIGNS IN PLAIDs AND STRIPES.
NEW SHADES IN SOLID COLORS.
NEW SHADES IN SOLID COLORs.


BLACK and CoLoRED WOOL BUNTING at
so pieces ALL.wOOL BUNTING from Sc. up:
25c-a great bargain;
BLACK SILK BROCADES very low;
BLACK SILK BROCADES at 75c. worth 81 %;
ALL SILK BROCADEs at sl.35 worth s1.75;
MAGNIFICENT ALL-sILk BROCADE SATIN
coho RED AL BRoCADE sATINs at
cofd dRR D0t SILK BRocADEs at soc. worth
All Shades in SATIN sURAHs at 81;
5 pieces SUPERB BLACK SATIN at 9oc. worth
4 pieces SUPERB ALL-sILK BLACK SATIN DE
LYoNat$l.25 worth l60-a quality at 81 40
Another lot Of the s5c. BLACK ALL-wooL
our Sss:iScH i,XIRA FINISH ALL.w9oL
BLACK CASHMERE at soc. is especially
ALL-W00L TAMIsE CLOTH at 4Oc.;
SILK. WARP TAMI~E CLOTH at S5c.:
A fun line OF BLACK GOODS in HENRlETTAS,
TR p0<s cloth, HURRIs YELLING. &c;
In WHITE GOODS we offer some extra bargains:
Another lot of the WHITE PERSIAN NULL
Is pieces EXTRA FINE WHITE PERSIAN
NULL LAWN at soc. worth 4Oe.;
40 pieces WHITE LINEN \, LAWSs at i65e:;
ALL LINEN ETAMiNE CLO1H. double width
for antique curtains, only zoe; Yard ard v,1rx
In LACEs we snow an immense me NALfN'
CiENNEs, MALTESE. CAsICMACROSS
POINT vENlsE, RUSSIAN, MERRICHUTE
and other kinds;
In TORCHONs we have the largest stock and lowest
| prices In the city;
Immense new line OF HAMBURG EDGINGS ia (
opened;
Another lot of those 25c. DAMAsK TOWELS
40 dozen more Of those heavy PURE-LINEN
TOWEL at l2Hc.:
60 dozen PURE-LINEN DOILIES at soc. per do
zen:
rs doz4n PuRE-LINEN HEMsTITCHED HAND
KERCHI al &C.;
IS dozen EMBROIDERED MUSLIN TIES at 1Oc
worth Poe;
Another 100 dozen of the 3-ELAsTIC THREAD
GLOVES at 15c.;
100 dozen LADIES' SOLID-COLORED HOSE
MISSES and CHiLDREN's CORsETs and COR.
SET-WAISTS;
The BON-TON, PARTISAN. QUEEN BESs.LADl
TEAZLE aud other celebrated COR> ETS at
JULIUS MEYER ( SONS,
ap %. cod 60l and 603 Broad street.
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ME- TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
leorner Broad aud Twentieth streets).-Preaching
at IL A. NJ. and 8 T.. NJ. by Rev. J. WILEY BLED-
soc, pastor. Al night the second sermon in the Sc
ries on The Prodigsl SON.
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n HOOK WINE.

Just received from my house IN Germany few
casks Of HOOK Of superior quality which can sell
within the next two weeks by the Ave gallons or
more. OSCAR CRANE,
ap26-lw No, IA Governor street..
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~ CHRIST CHURCH Corner Wash
ington and Buchanan streets).-Scrvlce at IL A. NJ.
and Z. NJ. by the rector, Rev. ROBERT +. JACK
SON.
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TFIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broad).-Rev. ". Z. SCHAEFFER, pastor. Sunday
school at $50 A. ri. Services at II A. NJ. and
T.. NJ. Visitors welcome. Seats free.
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LACE TIES. BOWS, COLLARS, NULL TIES,
of every description. and the latest novelties In
NFCKWEAR, to be seen In our establishment, aud
prices within the reach Of every one.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
DEADY FOR ANY DEMAND.
CARDOZO. ALSOP. MOsBY & co.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO..
429 EAST BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA"
ARE DAILY ADDING To THEIR CHOICE
AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK FOR
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
BLACK GOODS.
In this our specially we have just opened
WORSTED VENETIANS, TAMISE,
NUNS YELLING, BEACH CLOTHS,
PLAIN aud LACE BUNTlNGs, FOULE,
ARMURE, GRAPE VIRGINIE,
together with such standard goods as
BCNTlNGS, CASHMERES,
HENRlETTAS, ALPACAS,
at prices never offered before in this marhet.
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FANS. FANS! FANS!
to please the millions. VIII open eh'ire'' "e"
styles at very low figures.
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NOTICE.-A GENERAL NEE Ting
~ OF THE SECOND MORTGAGE 30 NJ,
UOI UERS OF THE PETERSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held az the office OF The Nirsin,ia
Home Insui ance COMPANY. IN the CITY OF hl IN
mond va AT | L. NJ, MAY 3. 1881 The eau mas
been made by the committee unner the nr"Vl,lo :
of The pool Agreement OF 29lh June, 1879, Tor me
purpose OF submitting scheme oil reorgani%it'oh
of said company
BY order of the Pool Commiitee - .
an 27-iMN3 r VI. LOGAN, Secretary.
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FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.

The undersigned, holding together one tenth OF
the capltal stock or tue Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, eau, unorr tns
nrovisinns of tbe first bylaw of the said company,
a general meeting OF The STOCKHOLDERS Of me
same 10 he beld at The office Of the company IN ne
,ity OF Richmond, Va. on the 18th DAY OF MAY
MONCIIRE ROBINSON,
HENRY SEYBERT.
SARAH CHAUECEY SAVAGE,
THOMAS A. BIDDLE.
THOMAS A. RIDDLE CO,
HENRY WHELEN. JRi
TOWNSEND. WHELEN CO.,
JAMES y. WHELEN.
CHARLES s. WHELEN,
HENRY LYLBURN.
April 20, 1881. ap : .lo
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NJ Z A X X p l. A CE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH (west Franklin street).-
IL O'Clock A. M.-subject: "The Payment OF a
Divine Draft aud its Lessons O'Clock L. NJ
subject That Religion which will Suit YOU"
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