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HOW TIE DASiflNG TROOPER NIT HIS DEATH
PROM suERIDAN's MEN AT YELLOW TAy-
.RRN.
~. Es,cn Cooke In Philadelphia Weekly Times.l
The battle had evidently reached the
turning-point. and Stuart saw the dcspe-
rate character Of his situation. 1t was dif-
iicut to use his artillery in such mii<e OF
friend aud foe, and. his left wing was soon
in utter disorder. The Federal attack had
At last succeeded in breaking II 10 pieces.
The men were scattering in every direc-
tion. and seeing Major Breathed near him,
stuart shouted:
"Brcathcd, take command OF all the
mounted men In the road and hold II
against whatever comes. II this road Is
lost, We are gone!"
such an order was precisely suited TO the
tastes Of man like Breathed. ! was int-
mately acquainted with him and never
knew q human being who took such sim
cere delight in desperate lighting. At
Stuart's order Brcathcd salUtcd, and
shouting 10 the men 10 follow him, charged
the Federal column, apparently careless
whether he was followed or not. He was
Immediately surrounded, and hot
sabre fight took place between himself
and his swarm Of enemies. A sabre blow
nearly cut him out of the saddle, and he
received 4 pistol-shot in his side, but he
cut down one Federal officer. killed an
other with his revolver, and made his way
out. his face streaming with blood. At
this moment the artillery opened. but Il de-
tc.1nined charge was made on the guns,
and all the pieces were captured but one.
The driver Of this piece lashed lis horses
. L.. Ia. l7hf folg
hominy, followed by the cannoneers. curs-
inc and shouting: For Gods sake. boys,
let's 20 back; they've got Breathed!" 1t
would have been better for the gun to have
been captured. As 1t was whirling on
ut wild speed it broke through the cavalry,
throwing them into disorder, and before
the line was reformed the enemy struck Ii
and the battle was ended. Both the south
ern wings were driven, and there was no
hope Of continuing the contest. Stuart
WAS nearly in despair, and was seen gallop-
ing about, shouting and waving his sabre
in n desperate attempt Ia rally his men, but
il was impossible. The field was scene
Of the widest disorder. Federals and
Confedcrates were darting in every direc-
lion. and one Of the former, as he dar;ed
10y Stuart, fired at him and shot him through
the BODY.
The bullet entered his side, and passing
through the stomach inflicted mortal
wound. In its passage ii Just grazed a
small Bible which he always carried, the
gift of his mother. He reeled in the sad
die and was caught by Captain Dorsey, OF
the First Virginia, aud aS he closed his
eyes he seemed about to expire on the
field. His immense vitality, however, sus-
tanned him, and endeayoring TO rise erect
again in his saddle, he exclaimed TO those
around him:
$50 back and do your duty as | have
done mine. and our country will lie safe -"
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
IL AN OLD NURSE

MRS. WINSLoW's SOOTHING SyRrPis ne
prescription Of one Of The bos. female phy -icians
aud nurses In the United states, and has been uscd
for forty years with neyor-laing safety and sue.
cess by millions Of mothers and children, from he
feeble Infant OF one week old TO tnc adIlt II cor
rccts acidty of the stomach, rcj.cyrs wnd-colc.
rcgulItes thc bowels aud gives rcs:, hcaith, and
comfort 10 mother and child. We believe Il the
best and ure-t rmoGy in the world IA all cases OF
DYSENTERI and DfAHRiInA Ia chiidr1p
whether arising from f.ething Or from any other
cause. Fun directions Tor using VIII accompany
c.ich bottle None genuine ua!css tn Jdc sim "a,
Of CURTIS 6 PERKINS - on the outside " rap
per. Sold by al modiciD.-,.calcrS twenty-five
cents bottle. NH @i-e0dlw
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LJIhlO kEA> v "E, tr.ui.a.s 4
Il COMPANY,

4
EJUhQUkrAS :, .E, tEMr..h 4
-cAKDSzo, o., xLs1r. s;,;r'i Moshi 5 rHiSt CO.
1908 .EAsT MAIN srrexr.
I RtcHMoSr, VA.
LARGEST sToCks EYER EXHIBITED IN
Mo-r Arrs.cy!Is"ss rs.!I"s rsIrss stts r,noucnour
NJ oCR sroCKs.
..",y W Me an now prsITed ,or nc demands r.r
BLAcK SILK DEPARTMENT..
CILikNs,. satin DE Mti;vkii'Lrvx sna
lszR. DE zkR!'ADAMis' ranging IN COS. from zoe. 30 70
Look at our BLACK SILK atsi.sc--s,s yssu.
ever seea In this market:
For trimming and combining With aa-,yc isSrie.
onrttock is ycplese With the sdvaEc<d novpltA-s
In MoIRE ANTIQUE. sILir. and SAT1Ss,
r., Ranging IN cost triin sl.2j 70 .5;
DLN'n bho'Anprn W. raj - 9%ryatiS.r,iaced % hsucr-
in nAMAsks, NAPhTNs. DniLIEs, CRASH.
WINE-cLOIHe, TOWELS, oor stoeks ar
A Of ,.Pec;si value we ask your attention e.
| Bi.fACutD DANA>k nt 81 and si.y5:
| itSh FOWL ut 3'c.-h~t oneroi beiorv "
! CoLORfD DREss GOODS
In all the new colyrtnRl OF Fswn. OAivc, P.,tc-r.
krsi'.n Blue, Drab. kesesia, saucepan, Lbcsen
! Cry. Tn, i;ronze, together " ID fali snd
/ ri"i exhibit OF Tennis Moirc, Orient u ssnpp..
and newest eitccts In check and Stripes;
es ps5 vsss ,saf N ,; sse S Si.y IN PhshGt
I h'1N "'Nui vi tESr.
BLACK GOODS.
IN preparing ior tns .ur sr,cL.i dcpaytnsa M. Va
INV, spared neither expenS. nor time. We coad -
! dhtty claim 10 show a fuller nose varied. s4s1
cheaper Ifne than any hOnse south of New yo,A
AnOug our special lines we cniIrnersts-
BLACk sILh-WARP HENRff TIA ut sI.2s &,
1880:
ML-WooL CASHMERE. 4Oc. 10 si75-htl
valnes eve seen for She money;
BARA1ifrA. NUNS YELLING. SHOODtn.
ZODIAC stlITING. ARMURE, TRICOTk.
E.CAMELS-HAlR CASHMERE.
sfkGEs. CANTON CREPE. and all Novelties:
Look II our NUNS YELLING st 3cr.;
DOMESTIC GOODS Ia -hte.ngs, shlr..nSs, P,i
low-tIsc Iincns and Cottons. ssersuskcrs,
Cambfics. Ginghams. Psrcale', at iow,~t NcN
York quotations.:
tACLs NSD EMBRoIDFRlF-.-Wen now carry
IN iinmonse line or HAMBURG tNBRO-
derry on Cambria. kainsool., md Nu-liu; MI
III" Dcw LNtFS In naure-tur. Arlbe que. II
urtc. lmpsIion, Newport, Tuuis. M.laror;
We slow In endless variety ~ style and cost coz.
SkTt WHITE hoODS I'm NULL, PERSIAN
LAWNS PRINCESS LAWNS, aad all s;ap'
AMI Liilcy effects ~ very loSoei rate.
We .oI!cit your orders and attention.
CARDbIO, ALSOP. Mo~Bl a 90,
iot kQl REAN, PRICE, TEMPLE ACO
( mh 26-Cod
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twnl cur entirely the worst form Of Female
mlsIint- all oyar an troubles, Inflammation and
liberation. Falling and Displacements, and the
consequent spinal Weakness, and IS particularly
sdap.ed to tie Change of Life
twin dissolve and exr.l tumors from the uterus
IN an early stage Of Development. Thetendency 10
cancerous humors :herc l. checkedvcry speedily by
H. ne.
It removes fainincss Gatulency, destroys all
craving for stmulanis, and relieves weakness Of
the stcmach. It cur% Hosting, Headache. Nor-
yous ProeaIation. General Debility, slecplesenese
DEPRESSION, and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, csasiing pain,
weight and back ache. s. always permanently cured
by i,s W. u viii At AL times and under all crcum
stances act In harmony with the laws that govern
thc female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
p.dnis of either -cx This Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA T.. PINRuAM'S VEGETABLE COM
roUNDh pr,qard "a, 233 and 235 Western ave
nue. Lynn, Mass. Prize, 81; siN bottles for 50.
Sent BY mail IN the form Of pills, also in the form Of
lozens~ receipt Of price, 81 per box for either.
Mr. PiSKHAN freely answers all letter OF In
quiry. Send far pamphlet. Address a. above.
AeHlios his paper.
No family sho.dd b without LNb Ola T.. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS They cure Constipation.
bniousncs' and TorIAd.iy Of the Liver. Twenty
i've cents Ier box. soie by all druggists.
au 26-cod
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day. twill no doubt be- made public soon.
Briefs.-RWmor. is again revived OF an
inten. 70 erect on the rlyer-frOnt during the
coming summer large additional manufac-
turing establishments. No inconsiderablc
share OF Manchester's prosperity rs busi-
ness or social centre j. due 10 the factories =
already III existence, aud Of course her real
well-wishers VIII hail with delight villa,
promises TO be - conducive in the future
to her material progress.
The new flooring OF the James-Riytr r
Free bridge continues by its excellence to
demonstrate the wisdom OF the committee
i'm charge, whO took time by the forelock
in getting the right Kind OF timber and sec
ing that II was properly sawed and sea-
soned. The James-River Free bridge WAS
never better esteemed than now for .yalua-
bic service TO the public at large on both
sides Of the river.
The cold weather OF the present week
lin some instances sufficient TO produce ice
In exposed localities) has also served TO stop
tbe run of the tinny tribe and diminish the
catch Of the devoted fisherman. Still James
river and the falls thereof, owing To indus
triou- perseverance, have not been slow or
niggardly in their yield OF Lenten luXuries
OF % scaly sort.
There were no cases worth mentioning
before Mayor Taylor Saturday morning.
few ordinance-yiolators were fined or
admonished.
The city pulplts viii to-day be occupied
by resident pastors. Interesting religious
rcylyals are in contemplation, TO begin at
an early day.
The grand jury OF the United States Cir
cult and District Courts, which assemble
In Richmond on April 4th. include A. b..
woodbridge. William Fisher, and a. T..
Moore, OF this city the petit Jury OF the
same courts, assembling at the same time,
include William Foster, OF this city.
Ben. Owen (coloredl, who was sent to
the Chesterfield Jail for unlawful cutting,
will be released next week, his term ex-
piring.
A regular meeting OF the City School
Board viii be held Tuesday night ut a
O'Clock. :,
Mr.. Thomn X. Weisiger, OF Amelia
county. was in the city yesterday.
Quite a number Of persons. including
some ladies, witnessed the riae-shootiug
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duel was fought anybody could witness II
upon the payment VI an adinisslon-fec OF
ten cents, the proceeds to 20 to the widows
and orphans Of the'deccased duellists.
Mr.. Frazer suggested that the fund re-
allied would be Very small, because visit.
ors would be in ~ rauch danger a. the
conbaiants, owing 10 the wild shooting.
Mr.. Mayo said II the visitors were as
lucky rs the duellists he did not think they
would incur any risk In attending.
II was finally agreed TO print the bill and
substitute.
Dir. Green asked leave to withdraw the
substitute, but the House refused the re.
quest.
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In another column appears the an
nouncemcnt OF our two leading dry-goods
houses. They appear 10 be putting forth
unusual ci,ort to subscrye the wants Of a
fashionable public.
4 visit 10 Cardozo. Alsop, Mosby & Co..,
and Fourqurcan, Price, Temple n Co.'S,
viii amply repay you iOr time 80 spent.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

NJ ON al sales of Real Estate made between W,
J.. Of January aud hst nt June The rtN,- Tor size
present year have to De- paid by the purchaser. on
All sales made between The ist of Juiy nd list Oi
the yCtr the taxes have tO De paid hy the seller.
TINS custom Was adopted abOal ifl.ca years age
by Ill the real estate agcntq in HichmnDd, sad ap.
plies to Richmond and vicinity.
APpEESON & CO., 6L y. NJ. trustee sale oi
brick house and lgt on vcnalsc bc:Nc- "a Ko..
and Tinh streets.
JNO. r.. LAUGUPON. JR., I0t \. n. and , T..
VI, closing sale of silycr-plstcd ware
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The closing sales OF the collection OF rich
triple-plated -ilyerware, conducted by Mr..
John T.. Laughton, .]r., auctioncer, will
take place on Monday-morning and eve
ming. Such an opportunity to buy strictly
first-clas- goods at such low prices is rarely
met with
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EvERyBoDY's ATTENTION Is raucj- especially
;sose who are jssst starting In bouses e9png
aIaiuc our weii-selccted sloch of HUusE-Fr L.
SIsInNG AyD YARIgry GooDs, which we Offer n;
fully 80 per cent below 70 r,,ar priees Our motto
Is "Quck sales and small proais.' Can and be
convinced. s. sIcHEnER s. CO.,
Boston Bargain Uouse, I4ll Main street.
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n make tlc skin white, soft, and smooth; re-
move. tan aud fr,cklcs aud il tho BEST TOILET
DRESSING IN TIE WORLD. Elegantly put mp.
two iol,l,S IN one package, consisting of both m
teraal and xtcrual treatment All 1rst-cisss drug
gis'- have 4, Price, 81 per package.
CHARLES y. CBITTKNTON, llS Fnlion
street. New York civ, sole agent for Dr. G. ".
Hen-ous r,moi.e-, 10 whom all orders should bc
Al ir,ss-i NH 2G-eodlw
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Luck - GOOD thing, but one cannot always
afford to wait for IL Pluck Is hetser thing, be-
cause 1t T. always ready to heyia; aud that IS Il e
MANNER Of Introducing Ite c5-cent breakfasts.
dinners, and snppers 1t LANES MODEL DINING
ROoaLs, No. 332 north seventh strrk
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You MrSicNL PEOPLE, TiriNA ABolr IT,
Strange, but yei true, that Ri0eiy per cea, oT all
tho strictly frst-cass pianos soll in Richmond
and Virginia In N. hast iye yeays have becn OF
WILLIAM kSABE & CO.'S manufacture. RAMOS
& NOSES, 70. 9lf Main street, agents.
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FANCY GOODS.
6 r p v 4 N S

STEVENS
HAs Tnrs WEEK ADDED TO His
LARGE STOCK
All siscs yAPASNED TEA-TgAYs st ihc old
prices, although the goods have advanced 10
par cent,
Another 10, Of WHITE WIRE CoFFEE-rOT
STANDS,
very large assortment of GLASS SHADES;
An immeDsc stock Of JAPANESE FANS and
PARA -Oi.S-wc shall take the had in low
prices on u,srse goods this year;
A few SMALL CuP-TKAYs, hIOTA VASES, a nd
MATtH-SrAkD~:
Another ,ot of those THREE-PIECE TETE-A-
TETE SETS 81;
New goods in silyER-PLATED CAsToRs.
cAkK-STA NDH, ,cAfI,-sTANDs. PICKLES,
SUGARS. &c. at very how priccS--sstry piece
w.uranfe1 as repfs~eated.
A lsrge invoice of TIN TEA-pOTs. COFFEE-
P6TH rfEvES. ButkETs. TEA-pANs,
DiSH-Ps NJ, kArCE-PAhf. sTEW-pAkS.
NUYfTN-PASs. Sc, &e.;
We have addea largely 70 oor stock OF uMBREL-
LAf--osr IL UMBRELLA takes the lead, aud
we have added some extra bargains at VI .25,
el.0Q, 4i.75, and fS;
TIE psesson sEUsH" sIiOPPISG-sATCIIELs
arc - wonder of n'i bayers at -
NJ - 500 Broad sirees.
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WEATHER REPORT.

die Atlantic States, winds shifting to east
and south, with falling barometer, warmer
@ns now % Sn% %fs ssrnocn aor op erenng r .,
shifting 10 -outhwesteIly.
TEE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
quite cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 90;
2 A. NJ, 81 noon, Gl: i. NJ, oS; @ p.
NJ, 4s; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 4j.
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Personals and Briefs.

Judge ID. j. Goodwin, OF Norfolk, has
been in the city for day or two.
The ceremonies at 81. Peters, Cathedral
to-day incident TO the closing Of the
"Fory Hours Devotion will be very In
teresting. They will take place immcdi-
ately after the High Mass at l0:3O \. VI.
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HORSES. MIILEs. Xe.

A BEAUTIFUL THOROUGH On
N BRED HORsE-slyiish, faul.sS, lnZc2A
form, long mane and taii, sis years OLD; sound,
very f.isi In harness. good saddle gii,. kind anO
ventl,,-with a handsome TOf-BuGnl and HAIR
NESS, Tor sale for want OF use "a 300 eist hAih
.tr,,t IDh 2i-St
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.- Messrs. II. Il.
Chadn X Co., rea! estate agents, sold on
Friday "a handsome building lot, fronting
% feet on the south side OF Franklin street
between Laurel and Shaier streets, for
$500; and on Saturday the comfortable
brick dwelling No. 322 west Cary street,
lot fronting lCi feet, for the sum OF $1,000.
EASTER BALL.-The Catholic Beneficial
Society will give ball at Monticello Hall
on Easter Monday.
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Personal.

NOTICE.-AIL PERSONS HAVING
~ CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF
JESSE NiilTEHEAD, deceased. late of Nah
chester, Va. will present them, sitJ aaghentie,-
ted 10 me for settlement; and All VITO are ta<ieb<-
ed to the estate are requested ~ nake pronpt pay
mcnt- AVGusTUS bVDEkEk,
NH 2e-eod8t Eyesutay.
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HoRsYoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE for Indi-
gfstion. General Debility, etc. Pamphlet
free. lumford Chemical Works, Provi-
dencc. X. 3.
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LEr GALLERY, Main street Best and chsapos.
photographs.
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THE STEINwAY & CuIcKTHIsG are roally The
only American pianos of worldwide reputation.
They are better to-day than ever befor'. RytANn
& LIE. Agents, 9l1 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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THE FISCHER" PIANO formerly Nunns &
Clark has won IT. way over ail rivals for FORTY
Ycars. Over forty-iUe thoHSaHG are now IN use
They seem never to wear out. The upr.ghts arr
selling rapidly and are perfect gems RYLAND &
LEE, General Agents for Virginia and North Caro-
linn
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\ po,fal-cari costs only one cent, and {, ma,
Sayetwcnty-1ye or fifty dollars IN your purchas
Of a rIANo or ORGAN BY sending your name an,
address upon p0,ta!
RAMOS & MOSES, Music House,
NO.01i Main street, Richmond. Va.
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MEETING OF COMMERCIAL CLrB.-Onc OF
the lgrgest meetings Of it, members that
has met nj the Commercial Club since the
formation OF that important organization
was convened last evening af 3 o'clock,
pursuant to call. The President, George
ID. ThaXton, Esq, presided over Its de-
liberations; John Nowlin, Esq., acted ~
secretary.
The Club discussed the question VI q club
house and resolved 10 give up their pres
.cnt quarters ~ soon ~ more suitable ones
can be obtained. Tho proposition OF Dir.
james u. Pace 10 lit up for them elegant
rooms in the buildings To be erected on the
Spotswood lot and offers from other quar-
ters were referred 10 the Board Of Man
ayers.
The principal object OF the mcctng--thc
consideration Of the proposed charter Of
the Richmond Southern Railway Com
pany-was next stated. Then followed
lengthy and interesting speeche. from Ma
jor PA. Wexford in favor of the charter,
and from Messrs. James II. Dcoley and
John p. Branch In opposition to it.
About IL O'Clock the Club adopted the
following, and adjourned:
ReSOlred, That the Commercial Club, in
it, representative capacity, cannot endorse
the proposed charter OF the Richmond
Southern Railway Company as reported
by the Committee on Inland Trade 10
the Richmond Chamber OF Commerce, and
request or senators and delegates in the
Legislature of Virginia not 10 give ii their
support.
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NOR SALE. ONE ELEGANT ROSE
II WOOD-CASE 5A-oCfAVE WRIGHT Pl-
ASO, made by ChIistie. of New iOrA. 0f nDe tone.
\ real bargain ,or cash. Can De- ssn a. nay aae-
iIpn-rOOms. JAS. NAEigDiisALL.
NH 26-lt Mo. 10 Governor street
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done 81
the DISPATCH PHrSTrgG-liousE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY

Nay0'S Bridge. The engineers appoint
ed February aOth under decree OF court
by the receiver for Mayo's estate 10 report
on the cause OF the recent accident TO
Mayo's bridge. and the condition OF the
remaining spans, closed their report on
March ith and handed il in the following
day. twill no doubt be- made public soon.
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VI. ELLYsoN Co, advcrtiDngagents, insert al
verisementsin IN of the newspapers OF the Uni,e,
States AZ publishers rates. Orders .eft at the Dis
patch counIng-room win receiye prompt attcp
ton,
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BETHESDA WArEu

LIVER CouGiis, often taken for Consumption
arr cured almost instantly with Hor BIrrERs.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE& K BAKER's SAPoSiNE DEHTI-
PRICE, which win speedily remove incip.ent tartar
and scurf. Price, fifty cpntsa hoN.
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FRESH srRAwBEREY'}, srnsr OF r,ir SEASON.
At PIZXINI'S.
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PERSON Al.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOVE
ALY EhSTER-CAKDS, Zee: four handsome
Chromo-f 'Grds, I5c. stamD- tasCn. II. VI. RICH,
62 weot Baltimore street, Baitim0nc, Nd.
nh 26-lt7
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TrNsLEY's PEAS for saic very low 10 lhc trade
W. ID. BLAIR 4 CO., 100 east Main.
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Lost. srRAyrD. AND STOLEN.

4 OsT, OLAZIEI's DIAMOND, prolE
L bis nslr .fln md Broad streets ks~ard +
lytf 1t 1921 Lin street.
mh 3O-lts BiNrN ANGIE 90.
uNIE FINDER or \ BLACk-<5,.
i SILK rttbhELiA with >ilk cord. o. a
around the b1pilc VIZ confer l.y0r ~ .sSS,-
ltaVing { AZ Tie American Hotel nh so-li'
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WILCOX WISHES
To Explain why tho Readjustcrs
should Declare In Favor Of tho
National Republican Party.

But Eis Resolution Ruled Ont OF Order and
He Successful In Wcdging In Only Par
tial Expianation-Judiciar Bill In Sem
ate--A RiddiebcrRcr Mandamus Biii-i Ce-
lorcd Seuaior Warmed Up-Richmond Po-
lice Bill in House Fun of Legislators at
the Expense OF DneIlists-Notes OF Proceed
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THE IHPEREAs-

E l.. GOODMAH,
Ia. IMPERIAL SALOON.
No. ,;l7. corner of seventh and hlaraiaii streets.
oppo,tte the new Regimental Armory. The palifc
generally are iuyltcd to eln. Always on bandr
CHOICE LIQUORS, WINES, and LAGEE
REFRS. FREE LUNCH every day. IMPORTED
IAGFR at . CENTS 4 GLASS. mh 2.-eod2wA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26

FRrsU srR,wBEERiEs rInsrov TIE sr $50 ,
AT PiZZfNTa.
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THE HALLEr & DAVIS PIANO has Le-gl tefor'
the public about thirty years. DIR. Franz I l-lt
The greatsst iiciag pianist, recommends II 4
all musicians. RiLAHD 4 LEE, General Agent
for Virginia and North Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26

RoE HfRRI"Gs are getting sraYcc. ". d
BLAZE 4 Co, 100 east Main street.
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MoSTRoSE WIusKEY- the best .or family uae.
". u. BistR & Co.,
ll0o elst Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26

match at the arring-Hill Battery yesterda
afternoon. Mr. Adolphus L. Dearborn wa
the best shot.
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DIy7DEN D%.

MEnCIIAYrs ,SD s!EC HAsIC1l
INSURANCE COMPANY ~ sIHOisiA.
M. tZl4 MAIN srBEET.
RICHMOND, VA, March -. 1852.
A DIVIDEND OF q PER CENT. IN
N CASH VIII b. paid to the -toeA AhniJ-.rs of nils
company in iIquaatiOu on the leT DAY OF
APRIL, 1852, on presentation oi their Grip AZ
this Office.
by order Of the rinapee Oonmitise.
NH 26-td X. L. BkOOtt~ seer var.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26

FEEsn STRAWBERRIES, FiasT oP TIE SEASON,
At PIZzIST~.
FRAGRANT BREATH II always pleasure, md
yon can have 70 by using MEADE & DAKER's deli
cious CAEBOLIC MOuTH-WAsH. ,tdestroys the Of
fensiyc odor cau-cd by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them b. healthy con-
dition. Price, hity cents 4 bottle
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T YDA f.. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES 20 COMMON
TO ORR BE-T FEMALE POPULATION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26

LEE GALLERY photograph chlidren scce:
fully.