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A L L L. n II o n!

Oar new Goods are booming
an'i We have obly tin.e 10 say
wpfd or two.
We have i bsle'iful tocs of
Goods, Mi bought since DO re-.
cent heavy dsciIsr. ia cuner
Iuehcc of the yecv ixta worm
va her. sud We were nfssT -
n Letter e1nd li1n 80 s-i' ssr-
gaias boat pas, OR die.s
goods fc- " esq iell va l,eau-
tiiul rich C iiotiue- - ~ ,ap
ia'e - le.a' 40 III IL lCi
10 ant % cent.
E.rui3e 81 rr SEQ pr.n
we sili 8 II 'or .,or. t,,0y 81
81 cents.
Beautiful Sniiiue fouIarr
'ressffinis also NEE ytiLts
~ . cen'e.
We vi il %rrrnn' ev, ~ y~Ir
cf orr Airyscdsr Xiii Glu>ss
nd so Ri, ~ u 90.
We nave 70 az pretty ihlr IA
IN HniI;or, snd Il hl."n, ~
ciudia z hsndssme ~ Ok sash
We have . biagnisr-st ,,ns
az sl1ll.isy Gp"i- and ii,S lie
sou e. an es,ly insps cti0m / r.
fore the meet desIrnbic arc sc.,i
Ga aOn iay ,n"tb.aa. My
e7,h. We Ill opon . ! sge ~
90 Lsdi.s Li.,io Gnilafs sni
CGtf-. PRINCIPALLY "a rn d,cri
styles. C"ii,r, w,si d. Sc .agi.
CD:f ~ cs't's y p.ir.
Springfield >rtte hns :. /, .ol
sbare ol our cbe,.p GDod. iut
ifyou can got shR' ycu sant
tnsre sc can sarpls ,eI on
short noth'e 'rJla bers.
Jnsl received aaniier 'oi rr
Domestic SeeiHg Naca:ses
/. ~ g. PANCAKE.
Romusy, NJ. - 1899.
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1888.
II ARP = r ) NAG AZEN
ILLUSTRATED.
ILLUsTRATED.

GIarPeT's Magazine begins is sixty sixth vol
urne with the cember Hpnber IL IS not only
The meat rOpu'sr illustrate o. ri14ical ia A ae-
RIGA aud hngland, out alsO tue largest ia its
scheme. tie most beautiful in its ngyesraucs,
All tbs best magazine Tor tie bot1e new
novel, eut.tie1 FOR tie NsjT ~ constance
Fenimore oOison, tie author & Anne" wss
0fgun 10 the November Number 10 literary
and ait tic excellence the Magazine ingfoves
with each successive number. special efforts
have been mad. Tor the iiIh'er euterininuisnt u
Is feade ihrO bu uOrou, stores, skelebs4, g..
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ncss will not continue loprer than =
month or Two. A sisrkey official is one
OF the most amusing sights in the world
the airs he gives hims.lf, bis immense
Importance. the grand:loqu-ut msuner
IN which he sprsads hims.-lf in his office
chair and surveys hls office desk are de-
licious TO the lover of a iske. pHoSo.
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The Best Jet Back Ink

Can ee made in - MINUTES. ut a cos, of oul
Los ter gallon. NO boihl1, hor machinery
neceSsa'y' CHtmin,, P0rpir. Violet. Green, W
any Other ttnc5 cJ.ursl lax. b, tins s.ue orr,
ce,s Tor oniy o)c. per gal EVsry druggist has
the Ingredient, We have ,D,naf.c az ed and
sold these iI'ks for years. ALI OF which la We
given universal satisfaction All Of these val.
uaoie recipes VIII he sent recei ~ of o.ny csc
Ia currency, or &c. U. \ pgsisgc stamps Ad
dress NORTH WESTERN !Sk FAUrucY p
-. Box 24s. MIlsaal,e, Wa
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Two AOVkR lSBRS -Lc vest Rates tor aG-
A v'rIsing IN 1850 -Ood newspapers ssnt
tee Aides GEJ RGE +. RON ELL 4 CO.,
10 SpruGs 49, < Y.
DC. &, 1892.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

Having used DR. Bulls Cough Syrup
il my "a riIy for tue last three years, /
find il is the bet preparation have
ever used Tor Coughs anil Colds. giving
tlmost immediate relitf. Is. WALKER.
General Commission Merchant. llS
Light Street, Baltimore, ST..
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springdale Pure Rye Whiskey
No. 81 w. BALTIC ST.
Between EOt.w and Psea s,.., B,ldmo,.. 81,

Between EutAw and Psca Sts., Baltimore. sd
inviting ATTENTION 30 the Celebratsd spring.
dale Pure RJe Whisky, Peteuter a.d mann
tietTrsd By VIZ. ". Rossnhe;m IL 10 hut aoiug
's'ico to bim Individually, ssd eonfrrriug =
80 npon those Who desire or have need Tor
"a ar"is Of nndOubted putty AID unsurpass-
I'd in quality.
Tbs hne wbiskey is specially manufactured
bs Ar k0sen bsim, W der stters. patent and is
fpr aale by bin t1clusiY,ly. There il no sini.
lar stiicls offered 10 the Baltimore market ant
rom rs purity SID excellence. should he In he
cabinet Of every nae vi, vtln,s D. fus and puYe
erlicle. 30 fee from every adsiteration 10 a. IL
"h'sssy, asd so csteiuiiy has IL beea msnulse.
iOred. ih't u Is largely prescr,bsI by the ne3i.
cal Profession "a csses rrqGf inQ a sumalant
As before slated, this fac Whiskey can De oh :
iainet ouly st the WhOlesale Waeroosn, Of
VIZ kosenhsin. No BIS West Baltimore .;trees
This whisky is hve AID eigut Jean old
The pufiiy and eareiul ulannfacinrs Of thfs
hne wbiskey Is auosted by the EJfior.
DH j. T.. KfNa.
Editor Bltiro0fs Trade E1b1bil.
June o. 1881. H.
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4 LIZ VINO ARE sURfEgiNG FROM
i rheumatism, N.niaiGi., spinal Difficult.
tees l'tme Back Live and kiduey Troubles
Nervous peoi'tS, Lost V,t.hty aLi NAH. o. ,
inpo'encr, Seminni ne,kuess and all ufiu-II
biSe,ses, cap CAGE iBHr,ii,ip aud lsrmnnent
relic ty Addressing 10 c. iiencr
JOHN GREVE.
Men"mpnie Damn Go y Iscunsin
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pertaining Ia fashion u !. EsiIors.iiy s-.sesl-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

Personals and Briefs.

Senator Williams, of Nottoway, one Of
the Famous Five. was in the city yesterday.
The Daniel O'Donnell mentioned in tho
Police-Court proceedings yesterday is not
the plumber who bears the same name.
Mr.. Robert Graham will to-day hold his
last meetings in Richmond At p. VI. he
will attend a conference meeting at the
Monumental church and give his advice TO
those interested in temperance work rs TO
the best plan for organization. At u. VI.
he Will hold n meeting at Christ church.
Mr.. Graham il fluent and earnest speaker,
and has doubtless accomplished much for
the cause of temperance in our city. lie
leaves Richmond tomorrow.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings OF
next week Creston IL Germayne's --latest
Sensation" will be presented at the Thea
tre.. II is said TO be filed with "thrilling
artistic wonders" and "delincations OF
frontier life" music, etc., and all to con-
clude with a play called "Coacoochee; or,
Actors in the Woods"
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To the General Secretary of the Young
Mems Christian association:
The undersigned. having attended with
great pleasure the complimentary musicale
rendered by the MOmus Club 10 the Young
Mems Christian Association, and As the
seating accommodations there were neces-
sarily limited, do request that il will be the
pleasure OF the Club 10 give repetition nc
such time and place ~ you may select,
where larger number may be accOmmO-
dated. feeling assured that the programme
will give 10 others, ~ TO ourselves, an eve
ming OF real enjoyment.
Respectfully.
L.. ID. TAYLOR. T. VIM. Pemberton,
W. Miles Cary, James Lyons, Jr..
II. Ould, Claiborne Watkins.
Isaac Davenport, William II. Powers.
j. Taylor Ellyson, 6. :. Cottrell
Henry B0deker, Polk Miller,
ID. -. Davis, w. II. L. Hill,
j. c. Cottrell. j. ID. Crump.
Pursuant 10 the above request I. rrsnd
musicale and burlesque win be gwen at
Mozart Hall on Tuesday evening next by
the following well-knOwn gentlemen
Messrs. Starke, Cunningham, Joseph II.
Marshall, Ramos, Pleasants, English,
Hotchkiss, and Wood. under the direction
Of Professor Jacob Reinhardt, and accom-
panied by instrumental music.
The programme will consist OF singing,
stump-spcaking, character sketches in cos
tune, including ''rwo Men at Arms"
&c.; the whole to conclude with a grand
burlesque on the Royal Bel-Ringers, and
the New Bell Round, in which three Of th'
bells used weigh one hundred and nifty
pounds. besides some thirty other bells.
The Club has kindly rendered the pro
ceeds to the Association.
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Burnham WardweII. "Thc Cool, Icy
MAN,.

Burnham Wardwcll still lives. He has
been exposing the abuses in the MaSsachu-
sets penal institutions, and in consequence
has gotten some abuse himself. He re-
Gently addressed great meeting at Wor-
cester, and among other things said the
following: 81 have seen more cruelty i'm
New England than in my twenty-five years
i'm the slave State OF Virginia." Mr.. Ward
well then spoke OF the unkind and rude
manner i'm which ne had been treated by
Rev. X. 4. Wood, and in this connection
told Of his kind treatment by rebels; tell
ing that in Richmond, i'm 1862, John Minor
Bolts gave him his hand and said Ward
well, am glad TO see that you lore your
country better than you do your property"
At the close OF the rebellion General
Henry a. Wise. Of Virginia, IN speaking OF
the men OF northern birth and interest who
had aided them in rebelllng, said, " Yes,
many OF them have helped us, but there Is
Burnham Wardwell who did not help us,
lost all he had, got out OF our Jail through
our lines, and joined the Federal army
under Ben. Butler, and fought us like
| thunder. ! would trust him to-day
sooner than ] would any Yankee who
aided us iOr the sake Of saving hi
property" Rebel generals who knew
me well, such as Marmaduke Johnson
Thomas =. August, W. c. Wickham, a
well others | can name, always treated me
kindly. No southern preacher OF the g0s-
pei ever called me liar, tramp, Impostor
| II remained for me To come To New Eng
| land and get those names from Wardcns
| Chamberlain. Of Massachusetts State pri-
son: PiIlsbury, OF New Hampshire State
prison Colonel Marsh and Superintend
ent Dooley TO join the cry; Rev. Roland
| A. Wood and Sheriff Sprague, OF Worces-
ter, TO join in the hort
Would he dare speak OF convicts in New
| England State prisons having their mouths
plugged with wood to prevent them from
praying aloud? women stripped naked tC
the waist and terribly lchipped3 Would
he dare tell OF boys being tied up by the
hands, stretching ont on tiptoe, with car
pet-tacks pointing upward under their
naked heels.
And i'm all cases | have come in contact
with during the ten years past, where such
dreadful cruelty has been inflicted, it has
been done by men who put in as a sort OF q
plea or justification that they helped to free
| the slaves and crush the rebellion, and have
been true aud honest to the Republican
party. voting with it at all times and on all
occasions. can afford to be called hard
names by these bubbles Of ambitious wealth,
these suppliantS for power and place; these
silk. satin, broadcloth "Christians" who,
behind sleek spans, roll in gorgeous splcn-
dor TO church in the name Of Jesus who
went barefoot &C., &c., &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

NTESSRS. j. s. MOORE. GEORGE F..
Nj BURCH WILLIAM +. HAMILTON, II: 4.
JOSEPH r. FOLKES. =. l.. POWELL, 4. :.
GOODE, W. r. PEARMAN, AND OTHERS !:
Gentlemen.-ln response 20 your complimentary
call upon me. announce myself a candidate for
the CITY COUNCIL Of Marshall Ward. subject 10
the decision of the primary election MAY II, 1882.
Respectfully, JOHN L. HUGHES.
an 272g.3Ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and showery during the day, with heavy
fall Of rain IN the early sart os the tight.
THERxoMEfER YESTERDAY: q A. NJ, 81 ;
o A. NJ, 55; noon, 20; 30 p. NJ, 6S; @ p.
NJ, GO; midnight, G2.
Mean temperature. GO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

A GREAT WANT TEMPORARILY SUPPLIED I:
A frst-class shoe-storc west Of Third street,
where mems, youths, boys, ladies', misses,
and children's shoes i'm endless variety are
sold lower than the lowest ever before
known. Remember that this Is only tenn
porary move on the part OF Heller Il Co.,
2l3 east Broad, and don't delay TO secure
the great bargains they oiier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

PROBABLY Fatal. ACClDENT.-One Of the
trestle-buildcrS on the Richmond side OF
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
bridge named William Jordan, from Ash
land, fell from the trestle-work yesterday
evening. distance OF siXty-fiye feet, to the
rocks below, and was probably fatally in
jured. lie bled profusely, and when placed
in the ambulance to be taken to the hospi-
tai was insensible, and apparently dying.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

THE MOZART THIS EVENING. First, over
ture, "Tancretii," (Rossini,) orchestra;
second, solo alto, Aria, "Favorita.' Doni-
zetti.) Miss Adah Levy; third, solo violin,
I" Arkansas Traveller" (yieuxtemps,) Mr..
II. F. Laube fourth, pot pourri, Faust"
lGounod.) orchestra; fifth, solo alto, 'Dar.
ling (Millard,) Miss Adah Levy; sixth
cuo piano and clarinet, " Norma,s (l}cl-
i;ns) Aiessis. Reinsardt and Jardella
seventh. q, "Pizzicato" Polka, (Strauss,)
b, "Valse, Autreiois," (waldteufei,) or
chestra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

MOTHER GoosE.--Quite large audience
OF ladies and children attended the sec
ond reception given by Mother Goose
at Mozart Hall, and seldom has bet
ter-pIeased company been assembled
within the walls OF that building. The
venerable dame was in fine feather, and her
numerous progeny Of gOslings, Zig and
little, were In excellent voice, full OF gibble-
gabble, fun, and frolic. The efforts Of the
children were highly creditable to them,
and we'll worthy OF the liberal patronage
they received, apart from the cause for
which they labored.
The entertainment was gotten up by
Mrs. B. B. Van Buren, teacher OF the large
infant class Of the Grace-Strect Baptist
Sunday school, for the purpose OF making
much-needed repairs and improvements
upon the room occupied by that class. She
was ably assisted in the work OF training
the children for their several parts and III
Dreparing and directing the musical part
of the programme by Mrs. b. a. Clements.
They also had special charge OF the panto-
mines, which gave so much satisfaction 10
both old and Young. The beautiful ana
effective tableaux were the work OF Mrs.
II. j. Todd. Mrs. 4. Il. Saunders, and Mrs.
II. A. Jacob. whose success was almost be-
yond praise. Miss Bessie Hoge presided
at the piano with great grace and sklll, ana
py her excellent accompaniment and beau
tiful interIudes contributed largely to the
enjoyment Of the occasion.
owing to the expense attending the pre-
marathon OF the exhibition the ladies con-
template repeating It at an early day'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

POLICE C0URT.-The following cases
were disposed Of Yesterday:
Richard Thomas, charged with being
drunk, was fined 81.
Fannie Kendall, charged with stealing
siindry articles of clothing Of the value Of
IS, the property OF Annie Ayres, was dis
charged.
Sallie Roberts (colored), charged with as-
sailting and beating Richard Roberts. The
case was continued until TO-DAY.
Thomas Valentine, charged with keep
ing his barber-shop open on Sunday. The
case was continued until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

THERE Is oNE THING CERTAIN. HOWEVER,
call ii malaria or what you may. ana II generally
comes without calling, where i-health doe exist
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR VIII restore t.
Genuine prepared only by :. H. ZELIN & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy, rainy weather,
southeast winds, lower barometer, and sta
tionary or higher temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

CONVICT RECEIVED. Jack Tompkins alias
Jackson Thompson, convicted In the County
Court OF Rockingham Of house-breaking
and sentenced TO two years confinement In
the penitentlary. was received at that insti'
tuition yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

CRYSTAL WEDDING One Of the most
pleasant social events OF the season was the
crystal wedding at the residence OF Dr..
Jenifer Garnett. in this city, TUESDAY
night. His friends, learning that that
would be the fifteenth anniversary OF his
marriage, waited for no formal invitation.
They went. Crystal and congratulations
were the order OF the evening, and there
was brilliant abundance OF each. Their
coming must have been anticipated, II we
NAV Judge from the elegant table prepared.
m was tempting spread, and such Us only
a good wife knows how 10 arrange. The
Doctor and his wife are deservedly popu-
Lar. and we join with their numerous
friends In wishing them many happy re-
turns Of their marriage anniversary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

DIR. W. =. scoTT, president of the College of
Physicians, Montreal. writes: II have recon-
mendei COLDEN's LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT
or BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoRAToR A. the best
preparation used for Debility Indigestion. Dys-
pcpsis, Fever. Acue,r sc. dsk for COiden's: take
no other. OF druggists generally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

THE FISCHER PIANO cchcs competition.
There Is no piano the market for The price. hat
can touch IT, II was the frst American piano ever
sold in tie Chinese Empire.
liYLASD & LEE, Ageuti,
9l3 Main s'lac..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

BE NOT HALF-HEARTED.-Thcre are many
people who almost In love, almost good, iin.ost
happy, almost famous; but at LANES Model Di-
nng-Rooms, No. 322 north seventh street, they
fully satisfied with their success IN serving the
25-ccnt breakfasts, dinners. aud suppers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

sPTRITrALIsN At TIE THEATRE. - ON
Friday night OF this week Mr.. Arthur A.
81. Elmo, spiritualist, Is announced to APP
pear at the Richmond Theatre with his
company Tor the purpose OF presenting his
mysterious entertainment Of manifesto.
tions." lie gives what he calls the materi-
alization Of spirits. He say spirits will
materialize and dematerialize under test
conditions lin subdued light, howeyer),
ana are often recognized by their friends:
that large table win float IN mid-air with
person seated upon 1t who shall have
been selected by the audience. Mr.. 81.
Elmo promises wonderful things, and win
appear for one night only.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

E0R SALE, TWELVE GOoDNr
Is HORSES and TWO GOOD WORN [c3N
MULES. The above stock must be sold tlis week.
anime this stock. JAMES SWEENEY,
American Stsbic-.
Nos IL, 10. and Is south repsh '''osS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

The srUINwAY and CnIcRERING are not IA,uos
Of merely local rcput.iion. They are kronn
around the world as The best instruments made
RYLASD & LIZ Agent,
of3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ROE HEERINGs are getting scarce. ". y.
BLAIR & Co. I1O9 east Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27
THE BOND BUSINESS.

The Kendall Case Continued Until To-Day
Action OF the Majority OF the ssnhiae-Fund
Commissioners-An Injunction Served upon
the Commissioners to Prevent the Execu.
tion or the Contract.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

TIE BEsr WINs.-l3O,OOO Mason & Ilamla
Organs sold. RYLAND Il LEE, Agent
gl3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

TINsIEY's PEAS for sale very Tow TO Tie trade.
W. ID. BLAIR & CO., 1l09 east Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27
LILY BELLE CIGAR. Sc.

TIE BEST CIXAP PIANO in the United >tiics a.
for sale at 9i3 Main street by RYLAND 6 Leg.
pri.o syun