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FANCY GOODS.
= T E V E n 5

s 7 E V Z n 5
HAS OPENED THIS WEEK
100 dozen solid BONE-HANDLE KNIVES, SELL
Ing at IL settle old price was - a
dozen:
Another 10. Of LARGE DECORATED JAP
ANESE PARASOLS al 2Oc.;
Several new shapes in TOILET SETS selling
atSj;
100 dozen FINE PORCELAIN HANDLED
CUPS and SAUCERS, selling az soc. set I;
Another crate Of those CNIiANDLED CUPS
and SAUCERS selling az 2Uc. a set or the
cups separate FOR zoe. dozen: full line
Of the best English and American makes
Of fine porcelain selling very low;
20 dozen SX1O COMBINATION FRAMES at
5Oc.-the handsomest In town for the
All sizes Of LAMP CHDfNEYs, GLOBES.
REFLECT TORS. ILLUMINATORS.
WlCkS, and BURNERS at very low
large invoice Of ROCKINGHAM and
YELLOW WARE:
Great variety of HEMP, HAIR, aud
FEATHER BUSTERS;
Large additions 10 orr stock Of CIiiLDRENS'
CARRIAGES.
We will mail 10 any address free our descriptive
circular and catalogue of the UNION WEB
HAMMOCK. Far superior in comfort. strength,
and durability to any otherin use. Address your
postal asking for ii TO STEVENS,
ape 50j Broad street.
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"As counteractant TO facilitating in
auences, lassitude, nervous depressions,
debility, malaria, dyspepsia, liver COM
plant, Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic is in
valuable" says Professor +. w. Hunt NJ.
d., Honorary Member Imperial Medical
Society OF st. Petersburg, Russia, etc. All
who are rim down and debiitated should
take 1t. Beware OF counterfeits.
Joel Potter, aged ninety-six, the Oldest
person In Monmouth county, N. j., died at
Long Branch Wednesday.
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rYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

SOCIAT1ON.--THIs AFTERNOON at 400 o'clock,
lecture on the sunday-school lesson. All invited.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON at B o'clock, the usual
song service, conducted by the General Secretary,
who will give a blackboard illustration.
MONDAY EVENING at $50 O'Clock, young mems
gospel service, conducted by Mr.. ELsoN Of Rich
mond College. Subject, Unbelief the Sin Of
Slns.m John, H., 1921. All young men welcome.
TUESDAY NIGHT, ut Mozart Hall. grand must
Gale by the Momui Club.
THURSDAY EVENING AT s:30 O'Clock. Secretary
conversational study, for Young men only. Every
young man invited. Subject, " Paul at Lystra.'
Acts, XIV, $40.
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spECIAL NOTICES.

NJ" NOTICE.-In the future shall be
most happy to see my friends and former patrons
at Messrs sYCLE BROTHERS, 81 Broad street.
where they can nnda very large and beautiful Sc
lection of goods. Very respectfully.
WILLIAM KIRBY,
recently with Fourqurean, Price, Temple Co.
ap 27.3t ..-.-.--.--.
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ANOTHER COMPLAINT.
SUFFOLK. VA, April %, 1882.

"That one calamity which is greater than
all others" the South ever experienced,
said Senator MORGAN, Of Alabama, in his
last anti-Chinese speech, is "nOt the free
dom of the negro, nor the loss of twenty
five hundred millions of dollars" but can
abnormal and irreconcilable element OF
population"
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The Wing, "having inquired into the
matter" says that the American Bank
Note Company never contributed one cent
to the MALONE campaign fund Of 1881, and
was never asked to do so. We are glad to
hear IL
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He had Just returned from his summer
vacation, and describing the beauties OF
mountain scenery to a lady friend, he
asked: "IIave you ever seen the Cats-kill-
mountainsyv and she answered, "No ;
but have seen the Bulls-cough-syrup."
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MARRIAGES.

Married. March 80, 1882, at Second Presby
terian church, by Rev. NJ. d., Iioge. ID. De- VIII
LIAM l.. WADE TO ISABELL j. ANDERSON;
both of this city.
Married, April 27ih. by Rev. Z. l.. Powell, az the
residence Of The bride 2007 Broad street, sgd
NEY II. GATES and Miss CARRIE BURCH.
Married, in Brooklyn. n. Y. April 26th, DIR II.
II. STEELE, Of Winstcd. Conn. and Miss EMILY
&. STANWOOD, formerly teacher IN the public
schools Of this city. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ THE RUSH STILL CONTINUES
AND NEW GOODS DAILY ARRIVING
THALHIsIER BROTHERS,
SOL BROAD STREET.

We win on Monday and during the week exhibit
the largest and cheapest line OF lf-
PLAIN and WATERED SILKS,
PLAIN and MORE STRIPED SATTNS,
BR0CADEs, FANCY SUMMER SILKS,
BLACK SATiNs, SILK SATIN RHADAMES,
sURAH SILKS, and other novelties In SILK
Look at our 81 GRos-GRAIN BLACK SILKS,
formerly sold at sl.25.
PARAsoLsl UMBRELLAS! PARAsoLsi
$500 SILK PARAsOLs and sUN-UMBRELLAS
from 81 To sl0-the largest, best, and cheapest
line ever shown.
SO pieces more OF COURTAULDTS BEST
BLACK SILK GRAPES, In pieces and REM
nants, from 75c. 70 80 yard. Don't fail to SEE
Also. our stock OF BLACK CAsHMEREs, BUNT:
HENRIETTA CLOTH, BLACK GRENA-
DIMES, &C., at extra low prices.
CLOVES HANDKERCHIEFs, HOSIERYl
Tho aSS M isssk Of kb and
LIsLE-THREAD GLOVES;
WHITE and COL0RED-BORDERED HAND
WHITE Ire. Brown, and STRIPED HOSIERY In
every variety and at all prices;
Look at our BROWN and STRIPED REGULAR
MADE HOSE at zoe. per pair, former price
40c. per pair.
CHILDREN'S NECKWEAR, POLkA-DOT
COLLARETTS, FIClIUEs. &c. Don't fail 10
look al our line of these goods.
win open our entire new line of LACES, HAM
BURG EDGINGS, TORCION EDGINGS and
INSERTINGS, SPANISH and FRENCH
LACES: also our line Of LlNON DE DAG
CAs, VICTORIA LAWNS, CHECKED MUS
Inns:
LINEN LAWNS and other WHITE GOODS for
summer wear at prices that will astonish every
one.
200 pieces WHITE and COLORED MATTINGS
from 25 TO J0c.--best and cheapest In the city:
As pieces A, o., and 81 FLOOR OIL-CLOTllS
&c the lowest prices at
THALHlMER BROTHERS..
APP 23-Sn Tu&Uh Fifth and Broad streets.
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A Young Virginian Instantly Killed.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO CADET-ENGINEER WE'D
DERBURN AT ANNAPOLIS.

FATAL ACCIDENT TO CADET-ENGINEER WE'D
DERBURN AT ANNAPOLIS.
ANNAPOLIS, April PA terrible acct
dent occurred at the Naval Academy here
this evening, which resulted in the sudden
death OF Cadet-Engineer Lawrence A.
Wedderburn, OF the third class. Cadet
Wedderburn had gone down to the gymna-
SUM, which is in old Fort Severn, with a
claSsmate, and had exercise for some time,
when he went to the pendants and
began what is known as the "giant
swing" These pendants are rugged
with iron rings for hand-hods, and
after poor Wedderburn had swung until
he could nearly touch the roof, over twenty
feet above, he attempted to turn his body
over while in the air, but from some I'M
known cause the rings slipped from his
grasp as he swung downward, and he fell
only few feet to mattress, but struck on
the right side of his head. Cadet Hughes
ran TO his aid, lifted him up, and called
loudly for aid. The alarm quickly spread,
and Passed Acknowledgment Daniel N.
Bertolette was on hand in very brief time.
lie applied such remedies as he deemed
necessary. Surgeon William A. Cor
win soon Joined DR.. Bertolette, but
all their efforts proved useless, and
young Wedderburn died at half-past
q L. NJ, without having spoken
a word after his fall, which occurred at @
=. NJ. Cadet Wedderburn, who Is the son
OF Major George G. Wedderburn, of Wash
ington, formerly OF Richmond, was born in
Virginia, and entered the Academy Octo-
Der l, 1880, as cadet engineer, after Sc
we're competitive examination. He was a
finely-built, handsome young man, nineteen
years Of age, and stood well in his class as
well as in popularity with the Cadet corps.
The medical officers are OF the opinion that
death resulted from breaking the spinal
cord. He was apparently conscious until
about the time he died, and made several
Intellectual efforts TO speak.
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We have received from Hon. G. UPsoN,
Of Texas, copy Of his sensible, practical,
statcsmanlike speech upon the tariff cues
ton. we had seen II In the congressional
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III BASKETS, HAMMOCKs, sATCH-
ELS, BAGS, TRUNKS, POCKET-BOOKs.
and FANS at LEVY BROTHERS,.
20
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M LADIES' UNDERWEAR
LADIES UNDERWEAR !!

We manufacture our GARMENTS. We give bet
ter material and work and sell them at lower
prices than GARMENTS manufactured North.
ap26 LEVY BROTHERS.
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nB~ GRAND SPRING OPENING.
ID. & f.. MITTELDORFER.
527 BROAD STREET.

Having completed our Improvements, we are
now ready to show the largest and most complete
stock OF
NEW GOODS
ever exhibited by Us, embracing all the latest nov
elites I'm
DRESS GOODS, MORIES. SILKS,
sATINs, sURAHs,
NUNS YELLING, NOVELTIES,
TRIMMINGS,
BLACK GOODS Of all kinds aud qualities;
PARASOLS in endless styles and prices;
EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
LADIES, GENTLEMEN's, and CTILDREN's
UNDERWEAR;
CAssINIEREs for mems and boys wear;
JEWELRY, RIBBONS;
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS;
DOMEsTICs of all kinds at very low prices.
MATTINGS. MATTfNGS, MATTINGS.
MATTINGs from auction from lie. per yard to
45c. for the best article. On these goods we are
headquarters. All we ask IS a call before you
buy.
TABLE OL-CLOTIGs In 81 and 81 lower than
ever.
OUR ENTIRE NEW STOCK
has just been purchased at The great
DECLINE IN PRICES
at the recent forced auction sales IN New York. We
are ready % show the
GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED ~ THIS CITY.
Don't fail 10 give Ms a call before you buy.
ID. & +. MITTELDORFER.
ap l6-Su.W&Sa 527 Broad street.
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NJ GLOVES. HOSE, HALF HOSE,
and GAUZE MERINO UNDERWEAR for the
present and coming seasons at
ap26 LEVY BROTHERS..
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Record before he sent II to s,s. Mr.. UpsoS
Is Democrat, but believes In 80 laying the
tariff as to protect Texas industries.
Mail Irregularities.


The following letters from newsdealers
in Petersburg and Hampton are samples OF
the frequent complaints we receive In re-
gard 10 the irregularities Of the mails on
the route TIA Petersburg. The Dispatch
mail Is always put In the Richmond post
Office in time TO reach our readers In Pe-
tersburg and Hampton, according to the
POST Office Department schedule:
PETERSBURG, Va, April q, 1882.
We have 10 complain again to-day that no
papers have been received at this post-oince
for us. Twice In one week has our pack
age been miscarried, and II they were
promptly mailed by you i hope you VIII
complain to the post-oflice authorities In
Richmond and see what Is the matter. III
Is bad enough that the Richmond mail
sbouId get here as late as II does, and when
this Is aggravated by these frequent irregu-
Iarifies n keeps us in continual " hot wa
ter, with both customers and the mails.
There IL some carelessness or incompe-
tency somewhere that should be rectified,
and we hope you will complain OF both OF
these cases-last Sunday and to-day. Last
Sundays papers have never turned up yet.
Yours, very truly, +. 4. PUGH d Co.
HAMPTON, Va, April rs, 1882.
Ny Daily Dispatch papers failed to reach
me to-day. Please look into the matter
and see why this occursH frequently.
Yours, NJ. CALBCRT.
ANOTHER COMPLAINT.
SUFFOLK. VA, April %, 1882.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
1t is very annoying to go to the post,
office expecting your Richmond paper and
be informed that "the Richmond papers
did not come to-day" Yet this is quite
often the case here. We are sure it cannot
be your fault. The mail train from Rich
mond connecting with the Norfolk and
Western railroad does not leave Richmond
until 1880 A. M.-long after your paper
is issued, and, fancy, long after it has
been put in your post-oflice. Where is
the fault? Will you, for the sake Of your
subscribers here, call attention to the fact,
and endeavor to find a remedy for the
grOlcing evily Yours, &C.,
JOUN H. WRIGHT
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PROPOSALS.
CITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
BALTIMORE, April 20, 1882.

CITY COMMISsiONER'S OFFt,FD
BALTIMORE, April rs, 1882.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
- CEIVED at this Office until TUESDAY. MAY
Q. 1882. at | L. NJ, to furnish 100000 GRANT,
PAVING, BLOCKS OF the following dimension.
Not less than eight ~ nor more than twelve il2l
inches I'm length. not less than three and half d.
nor more than -four and a hall a. imchc. lu
width, and not less than six 90 nor more than
seven ca inches In depth.
until TUESDAY, May q, 1852, at Il. VI, q fur
nish $4,000 GRANITE PAVING BLOCKS OF
the following dimensions; Not more than eight '-l
nor less than 90 inches In length, not more than
five 90 nor less Than three 90 incc, i'm width. and
not more than six 90 and not less than i've AMI 81
half ON Inches I'm depth.
Proposals will only be received for furnishing Dots
OF not less than 10000 Blocks.
The Blocks Ia DE delivered NJ such wharf CO.
wharyes or railroad dcpOts IN Baltimore as mas DO
designated by the City Commit ,sioner.
Proposals can state the price either boy the th0u-
sand or by the square yard.
The first delivery 81 Blocks must De made Do
thirty 800 days after the signing II The contract.
aud The delivery Of the whole quantity embraced Boo
the contract must be completed boy October /,
1852.
Payment viii be made on delivery and acceptance
Of each lot OF 10000 blocks, retaining 2u per
ccntum Of the amount until 80 dag after the come
pletiOn OF each contract
Bond. with approved security viii be- rtuu.loi
for the faithful performance OF thcconlrIcL
All bids musthe accOmp1nicdhy ,pcclmeu h'Hb
81 The sizes ana qutiitos given above Labelled Hr
the of the bidder and The locality ~ thcpl.-
ry The right IS reserved 10 reject luy and all proc
posals offered.
ANY further Information which may hc required
will be furnished on Application 4, tIl- office.
BY order. jDitN D.. IuOf g..
ap 2s-3t Clerk g. t.ty iNmWl ..l0ufr.
MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION ni VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, April 20. l-~2.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CElyED uufil the arm DAI OF MAY Wu,-
imO at Il o'clock VI. for Tie ERIl IlUN nF
BUILDING on the corner OF Main and Ninth
streets. Each department must De- MA fHr -Dur-
rately. The plan, and Specifications ctn bc found
nc the office IF tine Grand secretary ~ the Grand
Lodge. No. ! II Main rect. between the hours Ol
O'Clock 4. Vi. aud 3 O'Clock 4. VI, until uc l,f
of MAY.
The committee reserve the right % reject any 90
all bids. JOHN r. RE6NAlL1,
l.. l.. BASS.
WILLIAM 3. TANNER
ap 2j-tmyl COMMITTEE.
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HY~ THIRD PR f S BY T L RI A n
CHURCH-Rey. f. II. HARDING. ID. d., viii
preach at ] ! A. VI. and 7:45 7. NJ
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M GENTLEMEN'S COLLARS GEN
TLEMEN'S COLLARS l-Only $50 dozen left.
save just one half by buying your COLLARS
AT LEVY BROTHERS.
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REGARDLESS OF COST.

Rather than move the goods I will scll at great
sacrifice for the next few weeks, after which viii
maze a clean sweep Of all that IS left at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Come early for bargains before the assortment g.
broken.
Remember: AT COST aud BELOW at old stand.
No. l4l5 Main street GREAT BARGAINS at new
stand. No. 30j Broad street. ap ls-cod
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NJ ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Owing to
the absence Of the rector, ST. Pauls church will be
closed on SUNDAY the 3Oth.
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Nervous debility, the curse OF the Amer
lean people, immediately yields 10 the ac-
tion OF Browns Iron Bitters.
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nj FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor.
Services at IL a. VI. and 1880 4. NJ.
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NJ MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
j. G. ARMSTRONG, ID. d., rector.-Services at IL
\. VI. and L. VI. Sunday school at % A. VI.
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NJ LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS, at .,
81. 10. and l2Hc. a yard-a large stock at all
prices at LEVY BROTHERS..
ap 90
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rl~ GRACE-ST r EFT PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCII.-seryices by the Rev. II. G. HILL
at III O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock L. VI.
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NJ TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad strcetsl-Rey. j. WILEY
BLEDsoE, pastor.-Preaching at IL A. W. and at
1880 p. VI. Young mems prayer-meeting from
Ia NJ
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III FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Gracel-Rey. W. c.
sCnAEFFER. pastor.-Prcaching at IL a. VI. and
8 T.. VI. All welcome.
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THILFUL.

This magnificent stallion, conceded by all the
turf papers TO be ono OF the bcst-bred horses in
America, will make the ensuing season at my
farm, Bullfleld, near Hanover junction.
TERMS SIS for the season and 90 cents 10 the
groom.
For pedigree and performances apply for hand
bill, THOMAS W. BOSWELL.
an 2e-d2t&sw2t Hanover junction.
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nf7- CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner of Adams and
Clay notwithstanding By the Rev. II. y. SLEDD,
ID. d., at o'clock 4. NJ, and az s O'Clock i. VI.
by the pastor, Rev. s. :. LAMBETH. Seats free.
al are cordially invited.
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PROFESSIONAL.
~-~----~-~-~-~~------- $4,000
JAMES NJ. DOMAIN,

JAMES NJ. DOMAIN,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Room No. "a Skaters Building, next west of the
post-ofice, entrance from Main, Bank.
or Tenth street north,
Will give special attention to the collection of
debts, large or small also, to the renting out of
real estate In this city. and to the winding up OF
estates. Will promptly pay over all collections.
Courts: Those held for the city Of Richmond and
the counties of Amelia and Henrico.
Has recently been commissioned rs Commits
sioner OF Deeds by the Governors Of the States OF
New York. Pennsylvania, Maryland, Massachu-
sets, West Virginia, North Carolina, Ohio, Ili-
nois, and Indiana. VIII he pleased 10 serve any
one wishing any deed other instrument OF
writing verified In Virginia for In any OF those
states. Can administer oaths and take deposit
tions 10 be read evidence IN any OF the courts OF
these States.
Wickham, James Alfred Jones, ESD, Attorney at
Law, and other well-kuown citizens.
ap 22-2J,29,3 80, My6,7&9-7t
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III CEN L L AIRY METHODIST
CHURCH tsouth side Of Grace between Fourth
and Fifth streetsl.-Preaching at l \. VI. by Rev.
;. :. LAMBETH. Night service will be announced
hereafter.
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MEETINGS.
6l9 EAST MAIN STREET,l
RICHMOND. April ~. 1882.


RICHMOND, April ~, 1882. !
VNO THE VISITORS OF WILLIAM
Il AND MARY COLLEGE: At the last meeting
Of the Visitors which was held at my house, in
Richmond, II was resolved by adjournment 10 hold
another meeting at the same place on the 18TH
OF MAY NEXT, and | was directed 10 give you
notice of the character Of the subjects 10 be con-
sdered ut that meeting. | beg leave, therefore,
now, In discharge of my duty, 10 inform you that
you will have 10 consider al the interests Of the
College, as far as you are capable Of acting upon
them. Our venerable mother Is In great trouble.
\ on Will have 10 decide
/. What power under the charter you have to re-
leve her.
2. Have you the power 10 convert the College into
normal school, 80 as 10 entite her 10 tie particle
patton in the Peabody Fund.
3. What remedy can you offer for her financial
suffering, which j. now very great, because of AN
unfortunate loan OF all her stock and the general
Impoverished condition of the state and her
just preudIces Of the Government anu the people
Of the North against the people Of the South, and
Virginia especially.
A. Have you tie power under the charter TO
change the site Of the College, and would II DC
judciOus 10 10 so. II you have the power.
Very respectfully aud truly,
JAMES LYONS, Rector.
The Visitors will please take notice Of the above
card, and attend on the 18TH Oh MAY;
WILLIAM Ii. r. MORECOCk,
ap27-ft Secretary.
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nj" MORIE SATINS in ALL COLORS;
A full assortment Of COLORED SILKS and
SATINS;
The best bargains I'm SUMMER SILKS;
The best bargains In BLACK SILKS;
BLACK SATINS In all qualities, at
apes LEVY BROTHERS.
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III PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH (west Franklin strcetl.-seryices by the
pastor. Rev. JOIN HARMON. Subjects: / A. VI.
Is It Wrongy" +. NJ, "The Root on which
Blossoms The An"
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T-f3- BNUAU-S INEEI MEIIOUIoI
CHURCH corner Of Tenth and Broad streets).-
SUNDAY, April 30th-Prcachlng by Rev. ". G..
STARR, d. d., pastor. At IL A. M.-subject
"Every Saturday Night Shut the Gates; NJ T.
M.-subject, "The Will Of God Buried Under the
Traditions Of Men," cordial invitation 20 all.
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nj Ora c Els T RE ET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner of Grace and Foushee streetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM T..
HATCHER, ID. d., at IL o'clock A. NJ. aud at s
o'clock L. NJ. on SUNDAY.
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No. sos BROAD STREET
with an entirely new and wel-selecfed stock Of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
which will sell At The lowest possible prices.
by taking advantage Of the recent favorable .,,t,
ri the market am able 10 offer many bargains
which 1t will pay all buyers Of Dry Goods TO ex-
anime.
As have started with an entirely fresh stock az
my new stand No. 800 Broad street. and DO no,
wish 10 move any goods from my old stand, No.
lilj Main street, viii continue at the latter
place for the next few weeks 10 sell out everything
now on hand
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II HOUSEKEEPERS WILL FIND A
large assortment Of TABLE-CLOTHs, NAP
sKINS, DOILIES, LINEN and COTTON
sIIEETINGS, LINEN and COTTON Pill
LOW-CASlNGs, CRUMB-IOTHS, MAT
TINGs, OIL-CLOTn, RUGS, MATS, WIN
DOW-sHADES, WINDOW-C URTAINS,
CURTAIN-CORNICES, and other FIX
TUREs, at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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Nj SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. J. Z. TYLER,
VIII preach at ii A. VI. and p. VI. Morning sub
ject, "The Process of salvation" -; night subject,
- What Must DO 10 be LOst?m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-29

NJ LEVY BROTHERS SHOW THE
largest stock Of LACES. HAMBURG EDG-
INGS and lNSERTINGS, and WHITE
GOODS in this city.
ap2G LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-29

Where's "RoBERTsoN We didn't see
him nor hear from him yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-29

Ga5@ LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Twenty-ffth and Leigh streets.)
The pastor, Rev. JOHN POLLARD, Jr., -. d.. viii
preach at III o'clock 4. NJ. and Rev. IL. \. TUP-
PER, ID. d., will deliver the quarterly sermon be-
fore the Missionary Society of the church at s
o'clock l.. VI. All visitors cordially welcomed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-29
NEW sToREi
JOSEPH sTRAUsE,
No. sos BROAD STREET.

Attention is called to the fact thai have lu..
opened at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-29

NOTICE.

NEW DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT on
BROAD STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-29

PARAsOLsI UMBRELLAS! PARAsOLs!
$500 SILK PARASOIS and SUN-UMBRELLAS
from 81 To sl0-the largest, best, and cheapest
line ever shown.