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IFor the DIspatch. |

Mr.. Editor,-The Dispatch Of the 9Th
instant contains the following: :" SO Mr..
Farr nominated himself for Superintend-
ent OF Public Instruction, says Mr.. Mas
sey." Upon seeing this l Immediately pre-
pared correction OF it. Before could get
it to you Mr.. Farr's card with reference to
ii was published. II had made the state
ment attributed to me should have done
Mr.. Farr injustice. You have kindly stated
In your issue Of the 7th instant precisely
what did say. was illustrating The prac-
teal working Of one Of the caucus rules,
and said nothing which could by any fair
construction be offensive to Mr.. Farr. He
can read 1t, and Judge for himself. say
this in justice TO both him and myself.
II Mr.. Farr Is as ready to do justice to
Others as he is to resent supposed injustice
to himself, or as prompt to confess "malig-
nifty" as he is to charge 1t, he will regret
his hasty conclusion, and recall, so far as
he can, his unwarranted and ill-tempered
language.
Reporters OF my Charlottesville speech
did not claim TO give the whole Of 1t, or to
furnish connected statement OF what
said. While much that said was omitted
necessarily by them, they have (uninten-
tionally, no doubD given me credit for say
ing some things which did not say, and
saying some others differently from the
way IN which | said them; but shall
not trouble you or your readers with fur
Their corrections at present.
Very respectfully, JOHN Il. MASSEY.
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Federal officials.

Mr.. Assistant Postmaster-General HAT
TONS letter, published by us yesterday,
may be good law in Ohio, but 1t is not IN
Virginia. Our law, from time immemorial,
has been that no person can under our
State Government hold any office or post
whatever Of honor, trust, or emolument
who holds such an Office or post under the
United States Government. Virginia
might, 1t is possible, have no power to pass
o law providing that no person shall hold a
Federal Office who holds State office; ;
but she has accomplished the same object
by providing that no person shall hold q
State Office who holds Federal office.
Six dozen dozen and a half dozen dozen
arc still different numbers.
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ar OUR SILK DEPARTMENT.

The attention and activity that Is involved I'M,
this department Of our house can sniy he apprccI-
ated by taking even a simple glance At IT, We feel
compensated, however for our labor by The fire.
queht remark Of It's being
1.-THE MOST SUCCESSFUL DEPARTMENT OF
THE KIND SOUTH OF NEW YORK
Many ladies have attribnted this favor 60 our
large assortment and ever-varyiDg and elegant De-
signs. We think. however, that our prices ought
TO bear great share Of that success.
We are now Offering large lot
BLACK AND COLORED ALL-sU.K 24-INcU
WIDE SATIN MARvEiLEUX at tl.25. ger.
orally selling from $3.50 TO sl.75 yard.
SATIN and MORE at si.15, formerly soid b.
4l.50;
sURAH sATINs at 90c., formerly sold at - ~.
GUINET-s ALL-sII.K BLACK SATIN DE- I'm.
CHEESE at si yard, valued at $3.50;
24-INCH BLACK VELVET FINISH SILK Don.
netsl at 80, the value Of which Is s2.75
We have every grade Of BLACK SILK IN r-,..
from soc. yard 10 the finest imported. n. ...
traction Ia these goods has 10 be exhibited oys,..
counter.
27-lnch elegant quality BLACK sICILIENNr ,,
$50 valued az $3.50 yard.
As 10 our NOVELTY SILK GOODS We sl,flr,.
mike stale the sight by vain attempt At ie.c-ip-
ton.
In our
MOURNING STOCK DEPARTMENT
will be found everything that can ie tbouoh, ~
and many things that are entirely new. Wcm.yl,
start with
GOOD QUALITY ALL-wooL HUNTING
at l 2.c., and cnd-it S dificnlt 20 say where
The most popular material INF, season 4, Itoly
10 be Nuns YELLING. ALBATROSS. FAI-If
and CAMEL 's-IAIR GAUZE. We have a fnI
supply OF all. and are Offering them - les than
general prices.
Among other spcciatles we offer
20 sets Of REAL LACE CURTAINS al near one
halt their value among them sOmcof tho finest
we have ever sold; alsOsa large stock ~ ,,tfI-
PURE, NOTTINGHAM, and ANTIQUE:
20 pieces Of FLOOR OIL-CLOTu at 60c. On ne
dollar
Our stock Of FINE WHITE GOODS. IACF>.
and EMBROIDERlES Il a department that il nod
To be overlooked this season Of the year Weoff.r
rare bargains IN some Of thom--the GRENNDINF
LACE PlQUE at re. a yard. These are dom,.-
tics We have the foreign In COLORS. rather bci-
ter goods, ~ Soc yard.
Extra attractions In our HOSIERY and GLOVE
department. COHEN BROTHERS
corner Fourth and Broad streets
ap s-Sa,su&W
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DEATHS.

Died. at his late residence. No. $50 north Third
street, of apoplexy, FLEMING L. GENTRY, In
his 6fty-cghth year.
What Is home without my father,
A cottage robbed of flowers,
Where my broken. bleeding heart
VIII spend many lonely hoursy
His funeral will take place from 80. Peters Ca
thedraI SATURDAY EVENING at ~ O'Clock.
Friends of the family are invited to attend. 2tN
Died. on Thursday morning at half-past
o'clock. PHILIP HAMMETT ALLEN, In the
ffty-third year of his age. son of John b, and
Caroline G. Allen. deceased.
The funeral viii take place at 81 Johns Fpisco-
pal church on SATURDAY AZ half-pasl o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance of the family, also the
friends of his James H. Allen, are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
Norfolk and Petersburg papers please copy. 2t*
Died, Friday. April 7tb 1882. at The residence
Of her sister, Mrs. Ann f.. Parkinson. No. goo
east Broad street. Mrs. AMANDA WARREN.
relict Of Colonel Elijah Warren, IN the slNty-sey-
cnth year Of her age.
Funeral at It. Johns church TO-DAY at "a p.
VI. Her friends and those of her sons Invited to
attend.
Died, I'm this city. on the 9TH instant at 1890 p.
NJ. Mrs. ELIZA j. BROWNE, In the ninetieth
year of her age.
Interment at Green Mount Cemetery, Baltimore
SUNDAY NJ IL VI
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Edgar 7. rr,es hos been commissioned
postmaster at Cedar Grove FREDERICK
county, Va. M
Mr.. John W. Campbell, an old and re-
spected citizen OF Alexandra, died IN that
city on Wednesday, in the 6'th year OF his
age. fl5t 3 =
A few DAYS ago the steam-tug .Endeavor
was placed by its owner, Captain Morgan,
Of Washington, in charge OF man named
Rodgers. After employing a crew Rodgers
started with the tug for the lower Potomac
fishing shores. Upon reaching this city
Rodgers, 80 he says, found the hands on
the tug were too drunk to warrant him
proceeding further, whereupon he left the
boat to return to Washington. During
his absence the crew left with the tug for
the lower fishing shores. The Endeavor Is
still in the hands of the pirates, who are
running fish on their own hook, having de-
liyered one load TO dealers in this city.
CAPTAIN Morgan reported the facts to the
police authorities this morning, and war
rant has been issued for the arrest OF the
parties.- Alexandria Gazette.
THE THIRD VIRGINIA REGIMENT.-It Is
understood that the commissioned officers
Of the Third Virginia regiment will meet
in this city on the 21st instant for the pur-
pose OF supplying vacancies in the list Of
officers, occasioned by the resignation OF
Lieutenant Colonel X. Otey, OF Lynchburg,
and Senior Captain Albert Gerst, Company
A, Danville.
Captain William Male, Company b, Gull
peper. now holds the rank OF senior captain
OF the regiment; and II the election on the
Dist should terminate in the promotion OF
Captain Male to be Major and Major $. L..
Smith (Alexandria) to be Lieutenant-Colo-
mel, Captain Gaines, OF Company c, Warren
ton, will be senior captain; Captain Micaiah
Woods, Company ID. Charlottesville, Sc
cond captain and the third captain will be
Captain w. c. Biggers. Company E. The
Lynchburg Home Guard, in the patural
order OF things, will, therefore, get the
co,ors. The other companies Of the regi-
ment are as follows and in the order named {:
Company f, Alexandria, Captain NcBir-
ney; Company G, Fredericksburg Grays
Company A, Captain c. NJ. Hutchings,
Danvile; Company j, Culpeper Minute
Men, Lmchburg NerS.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, April 7, 1882.
SENATE.
Mr.. WOOD i'm the chair.


Mr.. WOOD in the chair.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. ELLIOTT: Bill to apportion a
debt due the Virginia Midland Railroad
COMPANY between the county OF Pittsyl-
yania and the town Of North Danvlle.
By Mr.. JAMES: Bill to alow p. ID. Divers,
treasurer OF Franklin county. further time
TO make returns of insolvents, dc.
TEN MINUTES.
Mr.. MAYO introduced resolution limit
ing speeches to ten minutes. twas under
consideration when the morning hour ex-
pired.
REPORTED.
Among bills reported were the follow
ing:
Mr.. SMITHS bill to provide for the adj
iustment OF the rights OF the city OF Alex
andria and the county OF Alexandria re-
spectively in and to the courthouse and
half square of ground on the west side OF
Columbus street between Queen and
Princess streets i'm the city Of Alexandria,
and for the sale or partition of said pro-
perty.
House bill to amend the charter of Nor
folk.
House bill to incorporate the Consoida-
ted Abattoir Company of Alexandria,
Washington, and Georgetown.
House bill TO amend the charter OF the
town Of Suffolk.
House bill to amend the charter OF Salem.
Senate bill to incorporate the Washing
ton, Virginia Mining and Manufacturing
Company.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at IL o'clock-Speaker
FOWLER in the chair.
BILLS REPORTED.
House bill TO incorporate the Richmond
Gaslight and Illuminating Company.
House bill TO fix the salaries of the Off
GERS and guards of the penitentiary.
House bill to make SANDER and libel n
felony in certain cases, and prescribing the
punishment therefor. Reported back from
the Committee for Courts OF Justice with
an amendment.
Senate bill to provide for the erection Of
a suitable building for the confinement and
employment of the female convicts in the
penitentiary.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. FRAZIER: A bill to amend and re-
enact section 10, Code of 1873, providing
for the protection OF crops in the Common
wealth.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill appropriating $500 for the re-
pair and preservation Of the statue Of
Henry Clay.
House bill extending the time for the
collection Of taxes in the county OF Patrick
for the year 1881.
House bill prescribing the manner in
which the Richmond and Louisville Rail-
road Company shall pay the tax on its
mortgage to secure bonds hereafter to be
issued.
House joint resolution to provide for the
removal of the statue OF Henry Clay to the
Capitol rotunda.
House bill to revise the laws relating to
the sampling and weighing of tobacco, to
prescribe warehouse charges, and insure
the proper delivery of tobacco to the con-
signees.
House bill to authorize the Washington,
Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad Company
to adopt standard gauge.
House bill for the relief of the sureties Of
r. ii. Thompson, late collector of Goodson
township, Washington county.
House bin to authorize Roanoke Baptist
church, in Roanoke county, to borrow mo-
ney.
On motion of Mr.. LADY, the House adj
journed until III O'Clock tomorrow.
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European Breezes. BY MARIE j. PITMAN
(MARoERY DEASE). Boston: LEE q SHE
rARD. New York: G. T. DnLISdHAA.
1882.
Here Is a book fresh from woman's pen.
II Is the very book you want. IL contains
only such things as are usually omitted,
and contains nothing about cafhedraIs and
pictures. She tells you, though, like BAY
ARD TAYLOR In his Europe Afoot," how
much 1t costs to go and come, and how
much day you pay here, there, and every
where, what servants on board ship expect
and get, how much 7renkgeid she paid in
one city, how she won six Gulden on SUM-
day In another place, how the people were
astonished at the American notions OF sun
day, says that a Lutheran pastor will
preach you sermon on Sunday forenoon
and play cards with you Sunday afternoon,
&C., &c.
For sale by CARLTON MCCARTHY. Price,
Al ~
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The Chicago Tribune, edited by en-
Mayor MEpILL, and the most influential
Republican journal in Chicago, we Judge,
heads President ARrHUR's veto message:
"Another Echo from the Bulldog Pts
toll OF Charles j. Guiteau-The Stalwart
President Returns the Chinese Bill with
His Objections--Hi Objections Seem to be
Those Entertained by the Mongolian AM
bassador--The Bill Has No Written Fea-
tufe Which Meets the Presidents APP
prevail Alarm among Pacific Coast Repub-
iicans, and Discouragement Almost Every.
where Else--Text OF Message Which
Pleased Few Beside Hard-Hearted Massa-
chusetts Sentimentailsts."
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MONDAY, APRIL 10TH,
THEY WILL REOPEN ON
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL nth,
AND WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS In
sILKsAND OTHER DRESS GOODS.

Handsome WHITE KNOTTED FRINGED tex
ira Target DAsIAsK TOWELS at 6Oc. worth
81;
1000 LINEN sHIRT-BOSOMs-two-ply bosoms
at l3c. usually sold at 20e., at Ice. former
price 25c.; tbree-ply bosoms at 25c. former
price 4Oc.; three-ply bosoms at SOC. former
price 50c.;
5000 HANDKERCHIEFs for men, women, and
children. An importers stock, some slightly
damaged, will be sold at a reduction Of 40 per
cent.
10000 yards SWISS MUsLIN-20c. quality at
13c., Csc. quality at lie, 35c. quality 81
l9c. Such bargains have never been offered
before in this line Of goods.
FANCY, WHITE, and RED-CHECK MATING
in all qualities at very low prices;
OIL-CLOTHs in ali widtls-some extra bargains
in this line;
RUGS in great variety at the lowest prices ever Of
fered;
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS FOR BOYS
AND MEMS WEAR;
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERT1NGs-the
largest assortment we have ever had;
LACES of every description;
And full assortment of goods in every depart
ment at the very lowest prices for frst-class
goods.
apps LEVY BROTHERS.
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GLOW old are your" said an ancient
dame to grinning little tar-pot. "Well,
II goes by what mudder says. Is most
ten; but II goes by de fun Fsc had, I'se
most hundred" OF that all could
measure their years In this way; but how
many measure them by long night-watches
and almost fatal coughing spells, which
could have been cured by bottle OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup taken In season.
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Mr.. SPRINGER, Of Illinois, was rather
hard upon Mr.. ARTHUR when he remarked
IN the House OF Representatives on Thurs
day that the " President and the Chinese
Minister" had vetoed the Chinese bill.
Mr.. ARTHUR was thoughtless enough to
send to Congress with his message FIVE
memoranda which he said had been made
by the Chinese Minister.
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DIR. u. A. JOHNSON, of Chicago, said in a
recent public address that death from ty-
phoid fever now meant not so much dis
pensatlon OF Providence as it meant foul
water or foul air. Also, that a city was
decimated by a pestilence, and its founda-
lions were found to be honeycombed with
cesspools, while Its drinking-wster was
diluted sewage. That is, in cities des-
titute OF sewers and using well water.
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ruYOgNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

sOCIATION.-THIs AFTERNOON AT 4:30 o'clock
lecture on the Sunday-school lesson by br. HAZEN.
Open 10 all.
TOMORROW ut 3 i. VI. service Of song con-
Quoted by the general secretary. Subject: 1.-The
Alphabet Of the Gospel"
MONDAY at $50 T. NJ. young mems gospel ser
vice. led by Mr.. GEORGE MAYO Subject: "Ac-
quaint" job xii. 81. All young men welcome.
THURSDAY az $50 T. NJ, secretary's Bible con-
versations All young men invited.
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1t Il rumored that Governor Jackson will
probably appoint p. II. Keck, ESQ.,, to the
vacant chair In the Supreme Court OF this
State caused by the recent death OF Judge
Patton.-- Morgdnsorn Nv. Va.) Post.
- Why, KICK must be seventy years old.
We nominate SAN. WOODS or JOHN BRAN
NAN. (By the way, the Post Is the bes,
country paper in the United States, so far
rs we kuow.1
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We acknowledge the receipt from Colo
mel c. G. McPHAIL Of pamphlet contain
Ing Catalogue Of Exhibits by the Rich
mond and DanvilIe Railroad Company
made at the international Cotton EXPOSE
fion, Atlanta, Ga, 1881"
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The Rig rour.

In opposition to that (land-sales commits
sioners') bill In the Senate stand Newberry,
Hale, Lybrook, Williams, and wingfield-
all In their seats and all true to their con-
yictions that the bill is, to all intents and
purposes, q bill Of denominations. How,
then, Is the bill to pass p Wythevilie En-
terpriSe.
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On the question Of making a special or
der Of the bill to enable notwithstanding
associations to extend their corporate ex-
istencc. Mr.. JoRoExsES voted "Aye";
and Messrs. GARRISON. TucKER, PAUL, and
FuLKERsoS voted "No." Messrs. DEzEN-
DoRF, WISE, CABELL, and BARBOUR did not
vote. &f
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UNRuLY IN COURT
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Owen Maloney and James Weedcn, two
noted pugilists Of Pittsburgh, Pa, have
posted $500 and signed articles OF agree
pent to fight according 70 the rules OF the
London prize-ring for $500 side. The
fight Is to take place on the 18th Of June in
West Virginia.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at home, March 10Th, at o'clock. by
the Rev. a. Harris, Miss ROSA 4. KAUFMAN. Of
this city. to ISAAC KAUFMAN. Of New York.
New York papers please copy
Married, at Sidney Baptist church. on the 9th of
April. 1882. DR.. CHARLES II. CHALkLEl to
Miss Jamie III HARRISON, by Rev. Edmund Har-
risOn. the father of the bride.
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John Mcdonald, a laborer, was arrested
at Newburgh, N. r., Thursday, for muir
der. He had had fight with james Roach,
a iellow-workman, who afterwards died Of
injuries received.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

IS w COMPANY, ATTENTION Il
~ Assemble al your armory TONIGHT
at 8:15 O'Clock, in full-dress Uniform. buainess W
meeting and court- martial after drill II
t,y order w. ID. DAVIS Captain.
ap gilt G. HALL, Orderly Sergeant.
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IL CEN ENARY METHODIST
CHURCH lsouth side Of Grace between Fourth
and Fifth streetsl.-Service at IL A. NJ. and
8 + NJ. conducted by the pastor, Rev. p \.
PETERSON. Seats free.
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NJ PARK-PLACE NJ + T II o ID ST
CHURCH west Franklin strcetl.-Seryice by the
pastor AT IL a. M.-subject: " Inarticulate Pro-
phecics Of the Resurrection" Congregation
bring their Bibles. 6 7. ", services may be ex-
pected by one of the Presbyterian Assembly
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A full feeling after meals, dyspepsia.
heartburn, and general ill-hcalth relieved
by BROWNS Iron Bitters.
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The Virginia Medical Monthly for Feb
ruary has been received by us. LASDoS
b. EDWARDS, NJ. D., Richmond, editor.
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NJ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Of Tenth and Broad streets.-
SUNDAY. April 9th.-Preaching by Rev. ". g.
STARR, ID. ID. At IL A. M.-Subiect. "rruth-The
Only Safeguard Of n Free Commonwealth" At
L. M.-Subicct, KILLED for Telling the Truth"
A,cOrdial invitation ~ all
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NE LARET.-TWENTY CASKS'OF
CLARET, direct from Bordeaux, of superior
quality and very low price. For SALE in the origi-
nal package or bottled, by
an Civ OSCAR CRAM.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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n-THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF
THE BAPTIST sUNDAY-sCHOOL AssOCIA-
TIoN or RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER
win be held with the Manchester church SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at 81 o'clock. Highly interesting ex-
ercises may be expected All welcome.
II. A. GARY. Secretary.
Wfffiaa Eliuson, President.
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M TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad streets)-Rev. j. WILEY
BLEDsoE, pastor.-Preaching at IL a. VI. and at
7:30 p. VI. Young mems prayer-meeting from
TO 4 F. NJ
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.
NEW GOODS.
We have just opened the largest stock OF
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited In this city, consisting Of
RICH BIsQUE aud DRESDEN FIGURES,
VASES, and FANCY Articles;
ELEGANT DINNER, TEA, GAME, FISH,
OYSTER, ICE-CREAM-, and DESSERT
SETS.
In CHAMBER TOILET-wARE our assortment,
cannot be surpassed. .lt
Our stock Is complete In every department, and
the prices very low. Call and examine Il
r.. B. TAYLOR,
NH l01l Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DIcHMOND THEATRE-To-DAY.


DICHMOND THEATRE-TO-DAf.
MATINEE, ~ r. NJ. EVENING ATS:
JOHN T. SMITH a W. A. MEsTAYER's
World Famed Comedy. and Musical Company
THE TOURISTS IS THE PUIIMANPALAcE-
CART
Just completed most successful engagement In
NEW MUSIC ny new SINGERS
800. NV SSwS PiuEIahS CART
:" tCioME.DY!' GRoTEsQUE pANCINGi
SPLENDID PART sINGlNGl
Evening prices rte As usual 80 aps-itt
RIcHMoND THEATRE-MoSDAY.
EASTER MATINEE AND NIGHT.
MATINEE AT 2:30-EvENISG ATS.
THE FASHIONABLE FAV0RITES
MoRToN's BIG FOUR MNsTRELs.
oEND MEMO
THE sUNBURNT EsTHETIc CRANKAPIo-
BIEs.
COPIoUs DRAUGHTs OF MIRTH,
ELEGANT QUINTETTE,
MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA.
Prices ne usual ap s-2ts
DICHMOND THEATRE.
FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
THE AUDRAN COMIC OPERA COMPANY
from the Bijou Theatre, New York. under the man
agcment of Mr.. John A. McCauil, comprising
MISS CATHERINE LEWIS AND FULL COM
PANY.
Mr.. JESSE WILLIAMS, Musical Director.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
APRIL 18TH AND 14TH,
Audrans latest and greatest success,
THE SNAKE CIIARMER,
ne performed over 90 nights at the Bjou Theatre.
Presented with all the gorgeous costumes by Lam
dolff, of Paris and the original scenery from New
Miss CATHERINE LEWIS as Prince Naig-
FRIDAY-oLIvETTE.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, ~ p. NJ.
SATURDAY EvENING-THE MASCOTTE.
large and powerful chorus, pronounced by the
New York press TO be the most perfect yet present.
Box-sheet opens MONDAY at s A. W., at Ramos
& Moses, and at the Office of the Theatre. Reserved
seats 81, ap sat"
MCCARTHY COUNCIL, No. 46s,
wi ROYAL ARCANUM. will celebrate their
second anniversary at Monticello Hall WEDNES-
DAY, April IL, $50. bya
BANQUET and MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
All members will be admitted free. Ladies and
others not members viii be charged soc. each:
TICKETS can be had of the committee ON OR
BEFORE TUESDAY, April IL, 1882.
W. J. MCDOWELL,
NJ. GUNST,
j. A. HOBSON.
f.. \. BARBER.
an sgt j. W. FERGUSON.
GRAND EASTER BALL %
N BY THE ~
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY," K
AT ><1>
MONTICELLO HALL.
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1882.
Tickets Ladies and gentleman, 75c.
NH 26&Api, S&9-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-08

M GRACE-sTREET PREsBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-Rev. Dr. READ, pastor.-ser-
vices at l. A. NJ. and 7f5 +. NJ. The discourse
at night viii be continuation OF 4 series on the
Parallels OF our Lord.