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1raF-TopACCo FIGURES-MR. MUNFORD's
sPEECu-aI. y. W. CABEII-THE WARE
HOUSE BILL.
ICorrcspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
FEBRUARY 3, 1882.
CAPTAIN Terrell, Of the Tobacco Associa-
tion reports that i'm last month there were
sold 2.3i7.4Si pounds OF leaf tobacco, the
value OF which was SOL. 9S7.2S, and the
average per hundred SS.Gl. In January,
1881, there were sold 800, 49, pounds, the
value of which was $3.50, 1854; average,
SS.u. The quantity sold from the LIST OF
October to the 1st instant was 7,462,O
mounds; value, S7i7.371.3S; average, S9.61.
Sales for the corresponding period OF last
wear: Quantity, G,537,347 pounds; value,
S522, 1882; average, $3.50. So the plant
ers have had in their averages during the
last four months q gain Of Sl.G2-some-
thing worth talking about when times are
said to be hard, and harder are said 10 be
expected.
From what can hear all the Democrats
approve of the speech made by Mr.. Mum
/ ford on the proposed repeal OF the poll-taX
qualification. | remember that at an carly
| hour on the day Of the last election tele-
gram from prominent RCadiustcr OF Pc
| tersburg was put upon the bulletin-board
here, which stated that large addition 10
the II, adjustcr vote about two thousand, !
bcleye) would be polled in Richmond on
that day, and everybody knew what that
meant.
Mr.. n. W. Cabell has been moved home
from Ricketts, store, and it l. said that he
is now in a fair way to get well, all that the
doctors and others have said to the con-
trary notwithstanding. Such spirit rs he
has shown has seldom been manifested.
With wound between the ribs from three
to four inches long. from which portion
Of the lungs protruded, he persisted in de-
claring from the first that he would not die
from that wound.
The warehouse proprietOrs here under
stand that Mr.. Hazlcwood's bill does not
apply to them. Upon inquiry OF President
FcrTell, of the Tobacco Association, am
told that the warehouses here are exempt
from the general provisions OF that bill be-
cause they are only commission houses
called warehouses for convenience, and to-
bncc0 is sold in them loose and not by sam
pie, the tobacco SHIPPED TO them in hogs
heads and boxes being always stripped OF
the cases and oil | while open to the eXami-
nation Of buyers and sellers. ALPHA.
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Union Generate.

PARIS, February 2.-MM. BontOuX and
FEEDER, respectively the president and d.
rector OF the notorious Union Gen6ralc,
have been arrested. 1t appears that seve-
raj other members Of the Board OF Direct
ors expect to share their fate. NJ. Bont)uX
and his friends affect TO have no uneasiness
as to their ultimate eXoneration. Other
information tends TO show that their action
In regard to the Union Generate has been
rash. IL would cause establishment ii NJ.
Bontoux escaped without having to pro-
duce his books in the law courts. As an
ticipated, several minor crashes have fol-
lowed or will shortly follow the grand
crash OF the Union Generate. 1t is re-
ported tonight that one so-called bank, the
name OF which ii Is premature to mention,
IN the Rue Drouot, Is l3,0O0,0O0f. to the
bad,
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An Interesting Book.

The Concepts and Theories Of Modern
Physics. BY j. u. STALLo. New York
ID. APPLETON e. CO. 1882. Price. S1.75,
This IL one OF The International Scientific
Series OF the APPLEToSs. Judge STALLO is
a scientific LUTHER, and, like our neighbor
Or. SouTHALL, Is not at all afraid Of the Popes
OF the scientific world. lie does not hesi-
tate to combat the nebular hypothesis. He is
not afraid TO say mot in this book, we
think) that men know nothing about the
attraction Of grayitation, but have substi-
tuted word for an idea. He says "the
atomic theory is but an hypothesis"
d" The impenetrability Of matter is not, IN
the sense of the atomsts, a datum of expe-
rience."
Judge STALLo, il will be recollected by
some Of our readers, was few years ago a
contributor TO the Popular Science Monthly.
The book before us is for sale by WEST.
JOHNSTON Il 60.
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A Useful Book.

The January No. OF Tie United States
Postal Guide contains $50 pages-surely an
immensely large postal guide. Let us see
what they are all about. There is list OF
post-oilices arranged by States; then one
arranged alphal eticaly list OF money
order offices, at home and abroad; salaries
OF good many postmasters Qarge sala-
ries); list Of letter-carrier Offices; informa-
ton about mailable matter, full directions
about money-orders and registered letters !;
rates Of foreign and domestic postage; all
needed information about postal matters.
We quote:
Lists Of streets, avenues, and money
order offices or stations in New YORK and
Chicago are given. which show where
money-ordcrs addressed to persons residing
i'm those cities should be made payable.
They will be found OF great assistance to
parties sending mOney-Orders TO these
places.
"a new and valuable feature in this No.
OF the Guide is a table giving the time OF
transit OF mails between the larger cities OF
the United States. ltincludes points in all
the different sections OF the country, ana IS
so arranged that the tilhe OF lIiulst hViii
any given poipt to another can be readily
ascertained. This table will obviate the
necessity OF consulting multitude OF rail-
way-guides for the same purpose, thus saw
ing deal OF valuable time for those who
make use of it,"
&Synopses Of all laws and orders affecting
the service, as we'll as the rulings OF Tho
Department, are arranged under appro
pirate heads. The rulings will he founc
to cover almost every point in the con
struction OF the postal laws that may arise
When point has once been passed upoI
the Department will refer to the Guide in
stead Of giving new ruling.
A supplementary No. is issued monthly
containing the latest changes in post-otlices
postal laws, etc.
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DEATHS.

Died. December 2s. 1851, at the residence Of his
parents, WALTER H., son OF John d. nllu FRANCES
j. Wicks aged ten months ana nileen dhys. A.,
Farewell, WALTER, darling, thou art gone 70 thc
God who gave thee. but sad Is the mouse anu iohey
are the hours since thy sweet smile has gone
sad Is thy mothers heart since th,ne n . sih
closed IN death, and thy little hands folded across
this breast Rest swecty In thy little grave.
The funeral will take place from iine street.
Baptist church SUNDAY ENENlNhnt9focl1c h'
Friends and acqualntances respectfully invited To
attend.
Died at his residence. In Hanover county. Va,
on Friday, February 3. 1882, at 10Y a. VI, WILL
LIAM CATLIN, in the seyenty-seyen'h year Oh
his age. - ,.o,,.-,.-,.
IL o'clock from Shady-Groye church. Friends
and acquaintance Invited 10 attend.
Died. Friday the 81 instant. Of g45 A. ~,
AREVIA ELIZABETH, daughter OF George g..
aud Eliza a. Matthews, and wife OF Julian L'
Funeral service at Clay-stree, Methodist church
SUNDAY MORNING at ii o'clock.
Rela wives and intimates arc invited 10 assemble
at her late residence, All north Second street by
10:i5 4. VI.
State copy.
Died, on the 3lst or January, LOTTlE NAY
Youngest child of Joseph r. and Annie y. MeTri-
man; aged twenty days.
Farewell, my brlght-eyed LOTTIE,
Our darling little love;
Thou art gone h meet thy saviour
In the heavenly home above.
Died. I'm Wayncshoro', February ?. 1882,
THOMAS A. BRUCE, son-n-law Of {. Woody.
Esq. OF this city.
Died. Friday morning. at . O'Clock, JOSEPH G..
DOHERTY, in the twonty-seyenth year OF MS age
Only tina; which was Of earth hath persisted.
His funeral will take place from Il. Peters Ca
thelral al a O'Clock THIS EVENING, 4th instant.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
Baltimore and New York papers please copy T.
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TIE SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY Pa
PEgs for October, November, and Deem
Der, completing Volume 0 QssD has been
received, and Is u superb number. The
table OF contents indicates the variety, in
tsrest, and value Of the articles. A glance
at the table OF contents for Volume 8
shows that this invaluable historical maga-
zine Is fully maintaining the high character
a, hich has won Tor il encoiniums at the
No nth and in Europe as well Us among the
alba It Confederate leaders.
wa learn that tl,c secretary Or. j. VIII
LIAM 4 rNEs) offers to supply limited num-
her Of . onplete sets mine yolumes) at a
greatIy.,a duced price, and we advise all
who desire these standards on everything
pertaining 10 the "~ar between the
states TO secA ne them at once.
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Professor c. a. Bryce, NJ. d., IL. D.,
editor Medical Clinic, Richmond, Va,
says: "Liebig Company's Coca Beef
Tonic Is a wonderful reconstructivc agent,
building up the general system and sup
plying lost nervous energy. In all wasting
diseases and broken-down constitutions ii
Is NE agent.'
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We have receis ed copy OF an interest
,ng address delivered by fmLP A. BRUCE,
AZ the I'm Il commenc, 'ment, 1881, OF the
Onspcock Academy, on " The Social hiSto-
ny Of Virginia"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
u SWEEPING REDUCTIONS At
THALIUMER BROTHERS.

Owing 10 our Immense stock ~ DFsm ABLr
WINTER GOODS on hand, and wishing io D..
crease the prior t. taking inventory. We has.
made SWEEPING REDUCTIONS In sukiui. af
DRESS GOODS,
CAsHMEREs,
SHUDAH CLOTHS,
BROCADES, PLAIDs,
SILKS, SATINs,
NELVETS, CLOAKISC-.
BEAVFR-CLOTHS.
FbANNELS, SKIRTS.
SHAWLS, BLANKETS.
QUILTS, ULSTERs,
DOLMANS, JACKETS,
CLOAkS, CARPETS,
and other WINTER GOODS, which vii and n..f
be -old.
CARPETS drugs reduced from 10 10 - r..
cent. -
ULsTERs, JACKETS. CLOAKs, and DOINtN
reduced fully 33i per cent
We have on hand SIX HANDSOME TIp.
LINED SILK CIRCULARS, which - srec...-
ing out from - to slO lose than the regular prize.
Oar stock OF COLORED siLkS, sATlN-. a.I
BROCADES for street aud evening wear D. e..-
pcto. aud ash call before purchasing Same '..-
where.
orr MOURNING-GOODS DEPAErNLNI b..
Just been replcnlshcd with an olc,nn, lire H
CAsHMERES. MONTE, GRAPE. and I'D
RIETTA CLOTHS; VEIL and TRIMMuND-
GRAPES: CORDS and TASSELS; BLACK ! lE
Tor Trimmings, at extra low price,.
Our entire stock Of bost-qulity COLOEfn
SILK PLUsuES reduced 10 - yard
Our Ga CLoAKINGs and sACkISG- ula..
from ~ 10 Sl.2j.
Twenty-Five pieces BLACK and CoLnEin
CLOTHS for CIRCULARS, JACKETS. I.
STEERS, and DOLMANS reduced ono-llir'. ..
now i tine chance to secure bar,ain- iA -1inDat
TIALHHfER BROTHERS,
ja ll-W,Sa&su sol Br'ad-to.
IN SELLING OUT TO Close
BUSINESS.
ALL GOODS SOLD REG hRDl.F,> or CO-I
ana those not di posed Of 10y MONDAY, FoiruIt
18Th, will bee sold 40 auction.
NOW T. THE CHANCE TO SELECT rror
coon AssoRTMENTs. AND Al .lUrU
LESS THAN COST PRICE,.
COME ONL, COME ALL,
and secure -Omeof ihe great htrg!n- li
HtIZLtK BROTHERS.
J2J Broad trrr'
STORE FOR RENT. FIXTURES FOR SAL.
All parties indebted a. o.. are requested 'n -'-..
their accOuntsut once and not subject th.u-' ',..
10 the annoyance of having their account hIu.
to our Attorney. - - 900 ~
te3 HlI/LLk bNOl hllN.
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HAVE SEEN s. 5. 5. sroP the hair from
falling out in short time wonderful effects
IN all Skin or Blood diseases. w. II. rat
terson, Druggist, Dallas, Texas. Price, 81
ana sl.I0 per bottle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nr GOODS FOR THE SEASON.


NEW sHIRTING-PRINTs, PERCALEs, and
CAMBRICs;
MERINO and LkYB's-wOoL UNDERGAR-
MENTs for men, women, and children;
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES Of our own manu-
factme. We manufacture this article, so can
give you better material and workmansbi p than
goods manufactured North. and our prices are
less.
1914 LINEN-sIIEETING at sl.25 per yard worth
sl.75;
BLUE-AND-wHTTE SHETLAND sIIAWLs at
S5c. worth $3.50;
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at $3.50 worth 80 nj -
worth 81;
CALICO CoMPoRTADLEs 1T 81, sl.25, s1.50,
S1.75, ~, and up TO "a;
BLANKETS from 1925 up To s1s pair;
TABLE-LINEN at 2jc. worth 35t. per yard;
LINEN TABLE-DAMASk at 5Oc. per y'rd
worth csc. at soc. worth 75c., at 65c. worth
s6c.;
LINEN TABLE-DAMAsK ~ yards wide a; -
worth $3.50 per yard;
FXTRA -WIDE-AND-LONG DOUBLE DAM
ASK TABLE-CLOTHS ut 80 per cent. below
regular prices;
NAPhINs at Al per dozen worth sl.25, At Sl.25
worth s1.75, at $3.50 worth AZ;
DAMAsK and HUCkABACK TOWELS fromSl
TO *l2 per dozen;
BLFACHED and UNBLEACHED sHEETINGS
and PILLOW CASTINGS at the lowc.t prices
for ali Of the popular bands'
HAMBURG EDGINGS ana INSERIlNGS in all
widths and qualities. We show the largest
stock Of these goods in this city, aud our prizes
are the lowest
| Ask TO see the job lot In FINE LACE Tides
which are being sold at about one half OF regu-
lar prices;
/ GREAT REDUCTIONS in the prices of CAR
PETS;
/ THE CHEAPEST RUGS, MATS, HASsOCKs,
! and OTTOMANS, ever offered;
! TABLE OIL-CLOTIl u Yards wide AT zoe. per
yard worth 3jc;
( FLOOR OIL-CLOIH two yards vide at 75c. Per
/ yard worth Sl.25;
/ LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS tor men, women
and children;
/ LACEs in great va,icty-TORCHON, SMYRNA,
RUSSIAN. MALTESE, and ffty other differ
ont kinds;
/ NOTE-PAPER and ENVELOPES In boxes AZ lO,
/ IL, ID, 10. 20, and up TO II box;
I A large stock Of STATIONERY very cheap;
Thousands Of other articles At extremely low prices
at Re II LEVY BROTHERS.
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M CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH lsouth side of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streets).-Seryices at ii A. NJ.
and II Z. NJ, conducted by the pastor. Rey.P 4.
PETERSON. Tho Lords supper will be observed
at the morning service. Seats free
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IL TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad strccts)-Rey. j. WILEY
BLEDsoE, pastor.-Preaching at IL a. VI. and at
1880 p. VI. Young mems praycr-mccting from
In y NJ
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IUNBIR

no PARTIES USING PINE AM
DAN LJMBER would say a'a psspss 80 49,
contract for filling bills nom Jhgt !, 1t,T(KI
PINE, SC. ". y ~ ~, - ,o,n...
ooo-sm ulchmoui aud AleghanN n1l'fV-0
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on February Ist, by the Rev. Melville
Jackson al the residence Of her father, Coi0nei "
Coaiter Cabeli, KATE HAMILTON CABELboha
UERDERT A. CLAIBORNEi both OF hichinon"'
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Cities---Some Things the Census
shows.

Shows.
The census saows that ms rule inc ci'ies
Of the Attain ic slope Of the United states
have a lare- n female than male population.
Richmon'i city, for example, has H'h'
females as against 29,4s3 males an excess
Of fey tales OF nearly five thousand 10y inc
way We have never believed that kieh-
mo ad has only 81, 900 inhabitants. IL Is the
" rccst city in area for It's population az
thus reported, OF which we have any know.
ledge. Nobody riding over this place, and
seeing the very large territory 1t covers,
and how many houses there are here, would
ever guess that Richmond had less than So
600 inhabitants.
The following and number OF other
cities OF the West report more males than
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FANCY GOODS.
- 7 l. Y + rs
DURING TUE PRESENT WEtk Ut-
OPENED

OPENID
HANDSOME TRIpLE-PL ATE tlbL-h'i
CASTORS. selling for $500;
HANDSOME TRIPLE-PLAIE FlFE-boIt
CASTORs t,ngraycd), selling l0r 1886
HAND OME THlPL!-PLAtE sATiN-oiuIl
BOTTLES, selling i.r $500,
HANDSOME DOUBLE-PLArE FINI-bpIlI
CAsTORs lcngayclI, selling fors3;
NOVELTIES IL LACE-PlNS AND rs D.
DROPS;
HANDSOME Patterns or BRACELETS.
3OOp pieces PICTURE-CORD; @ lutofPiCliEI .
NAILS and -CEEW-fAES;
Desirable STYLES Il VELVET FRAMES at ~. -
80. 90, aud 75c.;
New designs Of BTrrER-kNNt~' PlChiI
FORhs. lGAL-~lllLL-, Ac. 49,, hann
some SQUARE aud on 81 M hlitE7 nf l'
best plate. al bottom prices; 10 u lli-l
.ize IRON-sTONE lNl H. ana Is A>IN>, -cl
ing at 75c.; 100 dozen fINE STEEL, SOLID
BONE-HANDLE hNI\I0 lmHcr or desc.
sizc). selling ~ 4, . a dozen, Ola price % tuf
q large invoice OF LAMPS C ftrl.fs -tfif-.
ahaudsome BRONZE FlSt RID "a sly. trim
med complete. for ~ and sl.3j, ilc ~ ~I
PLAIING-t ARD l-ilr or ulfid hckl oi,iN'
I'm town Tor Pc. g. sod by ~lfhtN~,
frf SOS lirlId street
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III FIRST PHESBYTERIAN
CHCRCH.-Ecy. r. l.. PRESTON. d. d., pastor.
Services at IL \. u. and 1880 L. NJ
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~ GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH-Bey. Or. READ, platoT.-Ser-
vices ut ! \. NJ. and at +. NJ. The discoursea At
~ T.. ". viii De Il continuation Of a series on the
Parablcs OF our Lord.
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VOTING MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

L-f3 lVINN MIN - NIIItI'5 I'm ~
OCIATION-Teachers' study Of the Interna-
uonaI Lessons THIS AFTERNOON at 1870 o'clock
conducted by Rev. j. Z. TYLER. Service Of song
TOMORROW AFTERNOON from 3 TO 4 o'clock, con-
Quoted by the General Secretary. Young mons
meeting TONIGHT AT $50 oclock-Mr. RUST
leader. Bible study THURSDAY NIGHT at $50
o'clock
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III COND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth streetsl.-rcv. HENRY
McDoSALD, u. d., VIII preach on SUNDAY at II A.
VI. No services NJ night
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N1;yPARK.PLACE METHODIST

rf3' PAKh-PLNtE VI T. I II y II . I
CHURCH, west franklin sircet.-ll a. VI, SER
vices by the pastor, Rev. john IlASSoN-subject'
&" Our saviour interviewed" The congregation
will please bring their Bibles. "a i. M., services
by Rev. Dr.. J. Il. HAWTHORNE.
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HORSES. MULES. sc.
MULES AND HORSES.

have opened WHOLESALE AND Ri ~
STABLES at No. l433 Franklin slnst j.
mOud. Vs.. where I viii keel good .upNl
MI'LFS and HORSES alWays on band w $3.50
nau, Mr.. JONI NJ. PACE, Will co an n "a iN..'
u give each and an fir ami slufs dcIiuk' ~
person not fading what they want in mf 49,
stn address me, care 20 east finh ttccl' tih,'.
uati Ohio which Is my letdlu rtsf. tsr hul i.--+
and III DO not hli the Ortler "a ,uli them ho,"
quallty and price. they nceo nor tskc ihc '','
Every thing guaranteed o. Pc just no NPl' 49,.
Mr. Peter P.tnls extensive putnc IN 'D0 N'
and horse line Is Just opposite m'.g' ,.,..,,r,r
de ln-3ms GFohfh - "tNN'''
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r17~ BRoAD-sTREET METHODIST

W-f5 BNUhU-oI hTBI MI IIVDIII
CHURCH (c0rner Tenth and Broad streets).-
SUNDAY. February 5th Preaching At ii 4. VI.
bv Rev. W. g.. STARR. ID. D.-subject. - Truth in
the Heart Is Better than Opinion in the Head
at 4 =. NJ. by Rev. ID. VI. JAMES, of Ashland, Va.
4 cordial invitation 10 all.
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MEETINGS.
MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY Sc" FIRST REGIMENT
~ VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS,-ATTE q
ton You are hereby ordered 10 assemble atW
the Rcglmental Annory on SATURDAY II
NIGHT, February 4th. at s4 O'Clock, In full-dIcss
uniform. for drill.
BY order Captain W. ID. DAVIS.
+. 4. SPENCER,
fe4-1t Acting Orderly Sergeant.
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RICWoND, january 30, lse-.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THU
/ DAY DISSOLVED CO-rAr1NlNSiiiP
mutual consent. OLIVER IS. itfr/IE
AUGUST n TIER
dosIrctJ notify the ui,ud- 1ul r1' .ou. ul
late firm that lm -tiIl continuing lNf fAir l'..
81 MESS. and Viii Le pleased Co.. @, lli. nr
work AIG| 81 lUT/ D.,
r. 3-3ts $40 MONO, -t.Itf.
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M THE PRESBYTERIAN Sun
DAY-SCHOOL UNION viii hold its next regular
meeting on SUNDAY, February 9th, Mt 3 p. NJ, In
the Third church. Reports viii De made for the
month Of January, with addresses and other inter-
esting exercises. j. d. X. SLEIGHT, President
~ L. mn. Secretary.
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We have on hand SIX HANDSOME PUB
LINED SILK CIRCULARS, which - areri..-
ing out from - to $40 lcss than the regular prize.
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1T. MONUMENTAL CGURCH-Rey.
j. G.. ARMsTRONC. ID. D., rector.-Seryiccs at IL
4. VI. and 81. T.. VI. sunday school At o. \. VI.
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n LEIGH-STBEET BAPTIS T
CHURCH tcorncr Twcnty-hfth and Leigh streets)
The pastor. Rev. join POLLARD. ID. d.. will preach
at / o'clock \. VI. and y. o'clock =. NJ subject
m the morning. sabbath Made for Man; at
nlght, " Men Of N,ncych Conforming This Gene
ration" All visitors cordially welcomed. seats
free.
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JACKETS. CLOAKs, and DOINtN,
reduced fully 49, per cent
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1f@ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broad)-Rcv. W. G. SCGIAEFFER. pastor.-Proach-
Ing At IL \. W. and 7:3OP NJ. installation Of
officers at the morning service. Visitors and
strangers welcome. Seats free.
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III sEYENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH-The pastor, Rev. j. Z. TYLER. viii
preach ut 1 \. ". and ~ p. ". seats free. All
welcome.
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OR stock OF COLORED sILKS, sATlN-. saI
BROCADES for street and evening wcir . r.l-
pcto. aud ash call before purchasing Same '.H-
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CARPETS ndRUGs reduced from 10 Io25 n.
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DANVLLE.

LrAF-ToDACCO FIGURES-MR. MUNF0RD' $
sPEECU-aE. y. W. CABEIL-THE WARE
HOUSE BILL.
L.. Z, q. .iu u Icl.r,nnd nisnnfch-I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-04

~ GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH tcorner Grace and Foushee s,reetsl
Preaching BY the pastor, Rev WliMAM Z.
HATCHER, ID. r.. at II o'clock \. VI. and NJ half
past 7 o'clock Z. VI. on SUNDAY.
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rY- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad strcctsl.-Rey. j. Il. HAw-
TiIORNE, d. d., pastor. will preach on SUNDAY at
IL \. M.-suloct, q" How - Receive the Kingdom
Of Cod" Rev. joins HARMON. ID. D., Of Park
Place Methodist church, viii preach at T.. p. NJ.
All welcome. -