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nEATIIS.

Died. M his late residence, Ashton street, Mr..
r. ID. CARTER, In the fifty eighth year Of his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
fully invited to attendh funeral from Park Place
Methodist church TUESDAY, April 4th, at
o'clock. His remains vii, be taken 20 the country
for intermcnt.
blessed are they who DE in the Lord"
Died. IN Winchester, Ky, WILLIAM DAVIS,
formerly resident Of This city.
Ills funeral will take place THIS EVENING NJ
81 O'Clock from Leigh street Baptist church. Re-
laives aud friends Of the deceased aud also of the
family Of Colin Reynolds, are invited to be pres
cnt.
Died. Yesterday morning, AZ her residence, No.
Ii east Jackson Street. Mrs. MARIAN Il. JOHN
son, daughter Of Il. W. Totty: aged forty-eight
Years.
The funeral will take place TODAY NJ o'clock
r. VI. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 70 attend.
Died. about 4 o'clock p. NJ, April 3, 1882, at
his residence, No. sos north seventeenth street.
OF heart-di sease. WILLIAM HAYNES. I'm tie
sixty-ffih year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from Seyenth-strcet
Christian church THIS AFTERNOON M $3.50
o'clock. Friends and acquantanccs are respect
fully invited 10 attend
Norfolk papers please copy.
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PETERSBURG.
THE EXTENSIVE REVIVAL IN 1HE CHURCHES
AND Irs RESULTS.

EGlExt0<S
THE EXTENSIVE REVIVAL IN TIE ohehcHEs
AND rrs REsuras'
fCorrrsoouaence of The Richmond Dispatch.I
APRIL 3, 1882.
To show the extent Of the religious re-
yival now in progress IN this city II may DC
mentioned that during the services NJ tue
Market-Street Methodist Episcopai ch,rcn,
Of which DR.. Edwards IL the pastor, there
have been thirty-fye conversions. The
Doctor Yesterday received fwenfy-eight
members into his church, ana Dap,iHeo
nine of them-aIl the balance having Dech
baptized in infancy. A.
At the washington-street chtrch the
pastor, DIR. Blackwell, received eleven per-
sons into membership, ~ the result Oh the
meetings there.
At the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church. of which Rev. W. III. Anvil Is the
pastor. there have been fiity-iour CONVEX
sions during the past few weeks, OF whom
twenty-thrcc have so lar loiecd the cnurch.
At the Harrson-5treet (colored) Baptist
church Yesterday ninety-two candidates
were received for baptism, one OF them
ninety-two years OF age. The amount OF
collections raised at the same time was S92.
At this church last Sunday some seventy
odd persons were baptized.
At the Second Presbyterian church next
week protractcd meetings are to be held,
conducted by the pastor and Rev. Or.
Strickner, OF Albemarle county.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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General Grant was waited upon by a
committee on Saturday and invited 10 take
part IN the mass-meeting TO be held In
Cooper Institute, New York, Monday eve
ming, to protest against the action OF the
British Government In imprisoning Ameri-
can citizens without trial. The General
expressed his regret that previous en-
gagement would not allow him to attend
the meeting, but said: 81 authorize you
TO say that stand by my message Of 1869,
and that IL were Pre- sident would pro-
tect the rights OF all American citizens In
foreign lands, whether native or natural
lied, and u arrested charged with yio-
lating the law OF any land l would GER
talnly demand for them an immediate
trial"
The only scientific iron medicine that
does not produce headache, &C., but gives
10 the system I'll the benefits Of iron with
ont It's bad effects, Is Browns Iron Biiters.
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LYNCHBURG.

! ApJOi'RNMEST or UNITED STATES COURT
FUNERAL or THE LATE MRS. sTABLER, &C.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
APRIL 3, 1SS2.
The United States District Court closed
It's spring term in this city Saturday after
noon. and Judge Riyes returned to Char
lottcsyille the same day. Less business was
transacted than at any other term within
the last several years, only one case OF any
/ importance being decided-to wit, that OF
Leibs's heirs rs. Spcars's executor. The
court rendered a decision in favor OF the
pIaintiif for S21,0O0. The questions in
yolyed were the validity OF paving ante
/ bcllum debts in Confederate currency by
the resident executor, the cOcXecutor re-
siding i'm the North. and the legality Of
conveyance by the resident executor alone.
The funeral services OF the late Mrs.
Thomas ). Staber ("Jennie Woodyille y
took place Yesterday at St. Paul's Protest
ant Episcopal church, Rev. Il. VI. Carson.
the rector, assisted by Rev. L. :. Gregory,
officiating. The remains were inferred at
| the Presbyterian cemetery.
| Local politicians are beginning to discuss
the outlook for the spring elections. IL is
already announced that 4. II. Leftwich, a
well-known tobacconist, is bent upon OPP
posing the regular Democratic nominee
/ for mayor il he can get the support Of an
organization here known rs the "Rcgu-
lators." | understand that Mayor Wing
field will not be candidate for reelection,
but will oppose Captain Samuel ID. Preston
before the Democratic Convention for
clerk Of the courts.
The receipts OF internal revenue for the
week ending Saturday amounted to $780,
3G5.2l
During the week ending April lst 1872
! SO pounds OF leaf tobacco were sold at the
several warehouses here, being $500
moro pounds than for the preceding week.
BEAUMONT.
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a fec, hts opinion upop . measure tnat
might come before HID Ibr ad!udicstfon.--
Cliach ncl'ty Netrs, IA
That must have bceu. isicnaHpsoS, who
Of course will refuse to sit IN case
In which he has already expressed his
opinion. The legal profession will be able
to form from the above statement cor
rect idea as to his fitness for the high Office
10 which he has been elected.
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In the late campaign the terms "Funder'
and "BeGdjuster" had meaning, but
now, the debt question having been settled,
we know nothing OF funding party, but
the rcsdJus.ing party still lives, we believe,
in the shape OF readjusting Republicans
out Of Office and reSdiusting Resdj,isters
into Office Woodstock Argus.
So says Republican paper. The Re-
publicaus in Virginia certainly sold out
cheaply. They carried the State by their
votes for the MALONE ticket, aud must now
sit down IN sackcloth and ashes and sec all
the Offices divided amongst the Rtadjusters.
Served item Alright.
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FINANCIAL.

rVO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.:
Il We beg 70 offer YOU our services for me rI ~.
BONDs AND STOCKS IN this and other markets.
Exception facilities for laying, selling anu car
rying VIRGINIA BONDS. Our once being W VIC
stock-Exchange building, all orders receive I'M
mediate attention. Correspondence solteitcu.
RFFRREScES. National Mechanics Bank, Vest !.
eru National Bank, Bank ~ Commerce, Howard
l,ank. RAMSAY, CL ABAcGu a CO..
Bankers aud BROKERS. Baltimore, Md.
dc i5-6m
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FANCY GOODS.

s rEv EMS
HAS OPENED A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
CIuLDREN's CARRIAGES
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
We u,e only those of the Whitney and Mckee &
Harrington make, and fully guarantee every CAR
RAGE we sell. We have the largest and best
lighted ,alesroom for them in the city, using or
entire second door for CARRIAGES and UPHOL-
STERED CHAIRS. Additions viii De constantly
made, The assortment being Kept as complete - 10
+ possible 20 do 80. Give u a call. We Will not
be undersOld.
500 4-JOINT CANE" FIsiIlNG-POLf,eo going
az lOc.;
4 large lot of -i;rassand Painted
all shapes, very cheap;
500 FLORAL SETS, Just the thing al hccI ~
25c.;
FINE POLISHED TROWELs ~ loc.;
1000 scis UNIiANDLED CUPS and sAC-
CERS-FINE PORCELAIN GOODS az zoe
uer set, or the cups separately At zoe. per do
zen. This Is the biggest bargain In this iinewc
ever offered.
See The new styles oflow-rriced CHAMBER sEIs
az SIN HNS'
AMI sos Broad street.
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We heard one OF The new judges OF the
Court Of Appeals the other day contend
that !" the Constitution plainly provides for
the change contemplated" On the Judiciary
biIl,] thus giving In advance, and without
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that she was struck by heavy foe, OPEN
ed, aud sank Immediately.
Since the 10th OF March 2oI icebergs
passed Cape Spear, drifting away In a
southerly direction over the great banks.
Captain Myths, OF the mail-stcamer New
foundland, counted sixty-threc huge bergs
from the deck OF his steamer, when damned
in an ice-pack about eighty miles west OF
Cape Race.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-04

The Southern Planter now appears as a
semi-monthIy. AUBREY II. JONES, Esq, is
editor and proprietor. The No. for April
1st Is q good Que.
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LAME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.

oCKLAN LtME.-2,2ii oarf,N
III FRESH RockLA>D LINE, nom 1ne g., g.
hratsd Cobb ihne-hilns," dhiy cNpsS'' IT.
schooner ID. II. bIgfaham. ,o.o ,..-,,i.
RosESDALE CENlfNT-2ooo ta'i,
FKESh RosENDALE CEMENT daily sNr.s, fr
perrehooaer d. H. J0ne, for sale low tr,,m a,TA
RoRfRr WtNDf>bChv,
No. eos Main and II fifteenth s'sV'''
| NH 2e-lw
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4 medicine OF real merit, prescribed by
many leading physicians, and universally
recommended by those who have used it
rs true tonic, is Browns Iron Bitters.
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Fire I'm Now York.

NEW YORK, April 2.--Early this morn
ing fire broke out on the fifth floor in the
six-story building IS Ann street, and i0t
William street adjoining, owned and oc.
cupied by Koch & Son, manufacturers and
importers OF stationery, and spread to the
floor above. The fiomes soon burst from
the roof, but after two hours hard work
were extinguished. Owing to the perishable
nature OF the stock, the damage done 1,
placed at n high figure, the estimated loss
being between $4,000, and $50, 900, princi-
pally by water. The insurance on stock i
$4,000, in about thirty different COM
panies. The damage to the building,
which Is insured for $4,000, il estimated
at $4,000. The cause OF the fire is q
mystery. The firm employed about fouI
hundred men and girls, and two hundred
and fifty OF them will be thrown out OF
employment.
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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 DLssERT-
SETS.
In CHAMBER ToILET-wARE our assortment
cannot be surpassed.
Our stock l. complete In every department and
the prices very low. Gail and examine II.
T.. n. TAYLOR.
mis- l0Ii Man street.
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EXCURSIONS

The undersigned would most respectfully an
uouncc 10 the public that an excursion train VIII
leave EIba station, head Of Broad street,
SUNDAY MORNING, ArHIL 9TH,
at $50 o'clock, for WASHINGTON, ID. &. Sc
turning. leave Washington at 10 O'Clock j. VI.
Apr!l 10th. allowing twenty hours IN Washington
trus affording IN excellent opportunity 10 spend
Faster holiday I'm most agreeable manner, ana ~
lire same time enjoy pleasant trip 70 the national
ctplfal without any loss Of time from business,
Monday being holiday.
spocial coaches for c0lored persons.
X. 4. ADAMS, Manager.
Tickets for sale ~ No. 20 Fourteenth street. and
nv n H. NurdOck, No. lO3 Marshall street :. j..
Perduc. 2I 90 Franklin street, and ~ the train.
an 2-Su,TuTh&Sa4t@
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CARBOLrc LANDRY soar.

4 OWESCARBOLIC LAt NDRl SOAR
L. FOR DistNfECIiNg "a, .c,,,,
arm a. OTpFs AND CLOTHING OF I'M
sICK-EOOM.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
cAYRE's Observation-Disclosures,
made by The
rICKFoRD KNITTING COMPANY.
4 double supply received aud FOR SALE Al
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Is WEALTH.

J. BLAIR, Druggist
NH % corner Broad and Ninth -,r,cts
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MEETINGS.


MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc men, a
vi bcrs of RICHMOND LODGE, No ~
10, are requested To attend a stated COM M
municatlon of their Lodge 1t 81. Adams " \
Tuesday EVENING at 7 O'Clock. Members Of
sister lodges and all transient brethren In good
standing are invited TO meet with H..
DS 'i"'' - JAMES +. RIDDlCK, Secretary.
APRIL 4, 4. l.. 5Ss2, \. d. le92. ap 4-lt~
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL S0CIE-
" TY.--The regular monthly meeting Of the
above socie'y WIN take place THIS lI1esd Ia
EVENING. April an At O'clock: Members VIII
please come prepared 10 pay assessments
a ny a ariIt' u '0s'''"'' JOHN NJ. HIGGINS.
A MEXICAN LEGION or HONOR
n The members of NAPOLEON COUNCIL,
No.4Il, A. l.. OF H., will attend stated meet
ing Il h9 corner E FIe iSa NpT isss
al & o'clock Candidate for Initiation requested
to lie prompt. Members Of sister Coune Is Invited
~ Nv order order Of the Commander.
ap Alt u. ;. DENNl, secretary
COLONIAL COUNCIL, No. 7G5, A. L..
~ OF H-Attend a meeting Of your Council at
Wilklnson's Hall on TUESDAY the fth Instant;
ut 8 p ". Members Of sister councils are invited
By order Of the Commander.
ap Ali ROBERT HARR0LD secretary.
OFF TO TRENTON.--All ex-sol- AK
~ dIers who intend going "a Trenton onE-Anl
the 2ih instant. IN response 10 The lnvita-.sTfA
lion of Aarun-W Hikes FOst. G.. \. r.. arcFet---s9
legncsied 10 attend meeting OF the IiOWlIZER,
OTEY BATTERY, AND OLD FIRST VIRGINIA
ASSOCIATIONS 10 the Hastings Courtroom on
TUESDAY EVENING t4th) at 3 O'Clock. By
order Of the Committees representing me tn p,
Associations. ap Z-Zt
VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY.-The
Y annual business meeting of the VIRGINIA.
BIBLE SOCIETY will be held In the society
room on TUESDAY. April 4lh, at , L. VI.
an I-3t VI ". STAPLES. Secretary.
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SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
NH 26-sa,Tu&ThtMyl
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.pJoi-RSNEST or UNITED STATES COURT
FUNERAL or THE LATE MRS. sTABLER, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-02-08

And having said these words he wager
cd heavily Of silver aud gold, oil OF
which the Chicago man did cover, aud
even betled more, whereupon put the
Colonel also his watch aud diamond on
the table, and wagered them freely And
when all had been betIed the Chicago
man said, "straight flush, even as he
spoke gathering unto himself all The
treasures which the table held, And
when he had put IN his pocket oil the
shekels, and IN his shlr-iront the dla-
mond, and had adorned hlmselfwilh the
watch, he became suddenly sleepy, and
said II am too full to play well to-
night, Twill 80 to my bed"
Aud ie went,
hut those who were loft did beat
their brests aud cry out, saying "llow
we are knocked about aud paralyz-
cd ly this stranger who comcIh from
Chicago aud drcsseth not IN fine raj
ment, but who has Of money great
store aud will wager It layishly on q
hand which cannot be overcome IL
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-02-08
NORTHERN RAILROAD.

1889 HpMMhh ARtANGEMEkT, 1850
0n and aner Dee, /, 1850, Passenger. Irsin
" wll run Ne lollcws
UPWARD IkAlNf,
D4T kAIrpss Train leages Concord ~ i0ts
Ans and Aceumm0 daiion lraiu " 10 10
A,M' ipr White River Junction, connection
with tram lor Wei liver, ~ JehhsbnIy
HauOu, AcWpOIl, WillOughby and Mage.
Lakes, slanslead, Quebec, hath, LitllpIop,
LLanCasler, and the White and francOHis
Mountains, Also, withirains fOI Mont,
pelieT, Mansfield Mountain, burlington, ~,
AibaLs, HOUSES Point, Montreal, Ogdenf,
burgh, aHd the WesE
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIs leaves Concord ~
S,3O r,H,.fOr White Riyer Junction & Bristol
EygNRG RArRRss TRAM leave. ConpOrd
~ B,i5 y, N, for White iiiyeT Junction, con
neGting with trains for Montpelier, buriing
ton, 81, Adams, Houses Point, Montreal
Ogdensburgh, anG The West and Wi ~ wood
stock II, II, for Queehee, Woodstock etc,
cor on arrival al trains from IiosIon, Wor'
eesler, Portsmouth, Portland, Sc,
DOWNWARD TRAINS,
tMoREIKG ExrRRss 1HAis leaves White
River Junction for Concord NJ 200 a, Nor GA
arrival oftrAlns lr6n ogdensburgh and Mon
treal, This train II run 10 iiostOn on Sunday,
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM leaves White ",
Junction for Concord al 400 AN,
tiiRIGI0L THAis leaves Bristol foI Concord
a. $50 4, ", and franklin AZ V,0b 4, ",
TMAIL TRAls leayaE White River function
Tor Concord ~ 1900 w., or on arrival OF
trains over theVeTmOai Genital ,fassumPsic,
aud White Mountains Iiailruadf,
DAY EXPRESS TBAis leaves White Wyei
Junction al i,2O r ~, or on arri5Al OF Trains
from Montreal and cgdensbnIgh, hfallle'
boro, Keene, lisllpws Falls. Windsor, ker
connecting AT Concorl with train for Man
chester, Nashua, Lowell and Boston', -,
tThese trains connect NJ Concord WIN
trains Tor Manchester. Lawrence, fof's'
mouth, Portland. Nashua, Worcester, New
York, Lowell, and bost0n.
GE0. Il, TODD supi.
Concord. Y. H., 1881,
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The advertisers, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption,
tya simple romedy, Is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure. TO all who desire i, no will send n
copy of the prescription used free OF CHARGE
with the directions for preparing and using
the same which they will find sure Cure for
Consumption. Ae,lima, Bronchitis. &c. -,
Parties wishing the Prescription viii
please address, Rev. l.. A. Wilson, l0i Penn
St., williamsburgh, NY
AGENTS wANTED.-Big Pay. Ligh,
Awork. Steady Employment. Samples
Free. Address NJ. L. by, n, 40 Nassau Street
MY
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ANY More Like Him1

One of the lumber dealers in Michi-
gan has for the past three years been
supplying dealer in Albany. For
the first year everything went WELL but
at length the Albany man began to
complain. He found n shortage OF
"culls" in every ear load sent him and
demanded discounts therefor, and last
spring it was impossible to please him.
No matter how carefully lumber and
shingles were "cullcd" and billed there,
he vas sure to write back that they
were not up to the standard.
A few weeks ago carload OF star
shingles were sent him. The "star'
shingles beat anything made in the
country, and they knew it in Albany as
will rs in Michigan, but as soon as the
car arrived the shingles were hardly
'clear BUTTS" and he could not unload
the car until assured of discount OF
twenty-five cents n thousand. The
Michigandcr had suffered long, but the
end was nigh. lie had inspected every
bunch of shingles on that car, and he
made up his mind to 60 to Albany and
inspect them over again. The dealer
had never seen him, and the Wolver-
inc walked into his office as a would be
purchaser of some extra fine shingles.
"I'vc got exactly what you want"
promptly replied the Albanian. "l've
got carload of Michigan "stars" out
here, which lay over any shingles you
ever saw
"Are they all perfect?''
every one of them"
.No culls in the center Of the
lunches?
"Pll eat every Gull you find. | got
them from Michigander WHO is as
straight rs the ten commandments. and
he has never sent me stick Of second
class stuff. Come and see 'em.
The Wolverine quietly pulled out lis
business card and laid it down on the
desk. The dealer took it up, read the
name and sat down with queer feel
ing in his knees, There was an awfe
silence as they glared ct each other,
and it was full minute before tho VIC
tenn slowly extended his hand and
hoarsely whispered:
-"Did you ever see man make such
an Internal ass of himself! Shak."
The Mechanic.
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Don't Lot Them Bury Mo Deep

Lin me q bit IN my bed, fathefi
Press your warm lips 10 my cheek
Put your arm under my head, father
lam 50 tired and so weak
cannot stay long awake now
Many anight l shall sleep,
Promise one thing for my sake, now
Don't lot them bury me deep
Cover my head with flowers, father,
Those so well loved 10 see
30 IN the long lonely hours, father,
They'll DO companions for me-
II should wake Ia the night then,
Their lips my sad face would sweep
Make my grave cheerful aud bright, then
Don't lot them bury me deep
When 10 the church you all 60, father,
At tho sweet Sabbath bells tome
l shall be weary, you know, father
Lying out there all alone,
IlNHe llit DliN H'Ni w WV WV"
Watch over me he will keeps
lie will sing sweet hymns TO mo, thell-
Don't lot them bury INC deep
Call on nc when You pass, father,
Where by your side OF ran
Put your iacc down 10 The grass, ialher'
Near TO my own as you can
III could look up and hear you,
Into your arms would ereepi
Let me sometimes nestle near yeu-
Don't lot them hurry me deep
Look who has come for me now mllcr
Standing no near TO my bed'
Some one Is kissing my brow, ialhcr'
Mamma, thought you were dead'
See she Is smiling so bright to YOU
icckons for you not to weepi
IT'S not good by, but good night, to you
They cannot bury Inc deep,
-[Wllllam Carlton