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DANvILLE.

SOMETHING FURTHER ABOUT THE MYSTERIOUS
MugpER-w. r, DODsoE--fARhING MATTERS
IN HALIPAx-A METHODIST FEMALE coll
LEGE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspstchI
APRIL 25. 1883.
VT. Dodson, who as before stated was
arrested Yesterday for killing the negro
man James Read, IL said 10 be 4 native Of
Halifax county, but has resided for several
wears In North Danville aud Danville. He
was for q long time regarded here as a
quiet, inoflcpsive citizen, and had been
employed in one OF the stores, and was lat
teriy serving in Que OF the warehouses.
During the last six months he has been in
dicted for gambling, and hear he has been
.'eXploiting" in other ways. He says that
he gave the negroes $50 each TO bring him
a dead body. aud up to last night declared
that he did not know who the negroes
were. Monday night he spent at Chatham.
Yesterday he went TO the train at Calves
ton, on the Midland road, TO buy a
paper, and stopped on the outside
of the car. Conductor Griggs knew
him, remarked TO him that IL was against
the rules for passengers TO ride on the pat
form, and asked him to go into the car.
When he had taken his seat, Mr.. Scott,
agent at Franklin Junction, who was on
the baggage-car, and had received war;
rant for his arrest, was called in, ana then
and there claimed his man. i understand
that Dodson says that ii he could have
learned thot his house had been burned he
would have left the country, hut had con-
cludcd that if il had not been burned lie
:. might rs well surrender himself"
-Four colored men are lodged in jail as
having had something to do with the keau-
Dodson afair-two arrested last night.
The farming and planting business IN
Halifax county is. OH account OF continued
bad weather. in very backward state, ana,
specially, flies have been very destructive
To the tobacco-pIaut beds, and corn and oat
lands have been hard 10 get in order.
II il reported this morning on authority
that the amount required for the establish
ment OF Methodist female college has
been bscribed-S25,0 900. 1t is under
stood that the friends of the move here
raise $4,000 for the purchase OF lot ana
the erection OF the house, and that two
gentlemen from abroad put in $4,000 for
furniture and apparatus, and take a lease
on the college for twenty years at per
cent. per annum on the amount OF the stock.
Arrangements have been made for the ap-
pointment OF trustees and the obtaining OF
/ charter. Major w. 7. Sutherlin is to be
he president of the trustees; j. q. Penn,
first yice-presidcnt; John l.. Penn. secre-
AIRY; and John n. Wyllic, treasurer
ALPHA.
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New Book of Sermons,

hinShip 10 Christ and Other Sermons. By
D. q. TYLER. st. Louis: JouN BURNS,
Publisher Price, $3.50 to $3.50.
The reader win recognize the name of
the late pastor of the scyenth-street Chris
tian church, Of this city, to the members OF
which church this book is dedicated. Rev.
j. S. LAMAR, in the Christian Standard, an
organ OF the Disciples III they have any or
gans), says the style Of these sermons is
"clear, pointed, direct. and sufficiently or.
nate" He adds
"But the chief popularity OF these seT-
mons, and, presume, the secret OF Brother
Tyler's influence and power, Is the empha-
SIS which he lays upon Christian life and
character--purity In heart, sincerity in
worship, tborougbness OF individual con-
secratlon; In q word, the cultivation Of
spirituality as distinguished from worIdh-
ness and sensllalism.n
For sale by J. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
and by CARLTON MCCARTHY a. Co. f.s. a.i
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The Washington Post reads The public
good lesson on the subject of mob law, its
text being the acQuittal OF SCHILLER, the
Milwaukee bar-keeper. whom the press re-
Gently tried and found guilty. lie was by
the court triumphantly indicated, though
short time before every tongue was pro-
nouncing him guilty. The people OF the
entire Union were misled by the kilograms
from Milwaukee and cried out for SCHEL-
LER's punishment. Now none Of them
have word TO say against him. But only
suppose that the mob had hanged him
while he was supposed to be guilty. No
evidence of his innocence would ever have
come to light. Moral: Don't mob any
man. Let the courts try him.
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The Culpeper Exponent speaks Of "lhe
old Tederalists and their organ the Rich
mond Dispatch claiming TO be Democrats"
&c. Happily the Exponent stands solitary
and alone among all the papers in Virginia
in the policy which it advocates. 1t de-
mands concurrence, however, in its views
on the part OF all Conservative Democrats,
on pain Of being read ont OF the Demo-
cratic party. We are more modest. We
simply ask the privilege OF remaining in
side the Democratic party and holding our
own views. What loould the Exponent do
il JOIN s. BARBOUR should be elected chair
man of the Democratic State Executive
Committee.
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Heavy Rain-StOrm i'm Franklin COun.
", North Carolina.

fCorrcsnonience OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LouisBuRcH, N. G.. April q, 1888.
A great rain-storm visited large section
OF country In this State on Sunday night.
1t rained only afew hours, and yet Tar river
is higher than II has been for forty wears.
Great damage has been done to fencing.
mills, bridges, low-lands, &c. The light
ming and thunder were almost continuous
for hours, aud the rain. occasionally accom-
panied by hail, was the hardest ever saw.
IL has been very wet here all the spring.
Farmers are month behind with their
work. Oak trees are just beginning to bud.
There is a saying TO the effect that oak
leaves are always grown by May 10th; but
they will have to hurry to verify the saying
this year. DARIns
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DEAlIAS.

Died at hls residence, 213 Mayo street &C Il, 10
o'clock A. NJ. April 18th, Captlis till" W.
SMITH, In the foriy-fourth year OF MS age. H.,
His funeral will take place from the stcCne p.p
fist church THIS Thursday AETEKNOoN y, ",
o'clock. The friends and acqualntance5 Oh VIC
family win attend without further notice. -
Alexandria aud Staunton lVa.) papers please
copy.
Died, Wednesday nlght. April %, lSs3, LAIKA
III. i;IfRuELL. beloved wife Of George III. Bur
we'll and only child Of Charles II. and T.. a. Lee,
of Lecsburg. Va. ,,,ao
The funeral VIII take place from the residence
of - H. Nayo. Esd, 1903 east Grace street. on
FRIDAY, April 9th, al o'clock l.. Nj. Nv
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DRY GOODS.
pRIL, 1888. APRIL, 1888.
my GOODS. NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS.
BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.,
BREEDEN, TALLEY & 90.

During the past week We have made consiiora-
bic additions to our stock. which T. now fuller and
| more complete than sc have before shown. We
ask particular attention to our BLACK GOODS
DEPARTMENT, which embraces almost every
desirable fabric:
BLACK ALPACAs. 10 % 3Jc.; BLACK
sERGEs, I2kc. 10 $50; BLACK BUNT-
ING, II 70 25c.; BLACK CASHMERE 25c.
tosL2J: BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH, 81
tosl.s5:N NUNS YELLING, % 20 75c.; COR
DOVA CLOTH. 7jc.: sHOODA, o5c.; AL
BATROsS, 7jc.; FRENCH BATIsTE, S1.25,
superb article; BLACK SILKS, Doe. 70
:2.5O-all frst-class values; BLACK siLh ~
Sl.75. reduced from 50; BLACK slLh AZ
81 80. equal T. any sold ~ that figure.
4 complete assortment of Domestic GOODS
such ~ SiilRTlNG>. SlIEEIlNHS'
CASINOS, BED-IlChs, and all SOFA ~ TIC
JERSEY JACKETS for children at 81 and up
JERSEY JACKETS for ladies at $3.50 and up
Jersey CLOTH FOR JACKETS Msi.25 and
wIiITE t GOODS In endless variety:
CAMBRIGS. PlQl 10
TWILLS. DACCAS.
.TkRIATAN. FRENCH MUSLIN,
JORES CAMBRIA.
VICTORIA LAWN.
FRENCH MANSIONS.
INCE-STRIPED MUSLIN. &c.
In our FANCY GOODS STOCK can be ionnd'
L. III r
NEW SHADES IN SATIN aud OIIONAN "iD-
BON~:
PLKTED JEwELRY--a large line; ,,nse-
SILK, MOHAIR, and WORsTED BkAiD5 LOT
DRESs-TEINfMING:
UOOP-sKIRTS, BUSHES; ,
Elegant HOSIERY. as we'll ~ the cheapest gradc-'
some NOBBY PANTS PATTERNS at attractive
GESTriLeEEMEN's scARFs. SOCKS, CACzE
SHIRTS NJ go. 75c.. and ~;
GENTLEMEN's IlANDhtRCHIttS from 10 20
GESS9TTLiEMEN's CUFFS at 20 and 2se.n pair;
TOILET SOAP;
FANS from %. 30 go;
" For aS i Dry DRY Goods. NOTIONS. and DRESS
TRIMMINGS cali on as. ap 3->n.I us IN
A GRAND DISPLAY OF CIHLDREN'S
PIQCE BONNET-,
sHIRRED MUSLIN AND LACE CAPS,
THIS WEEKAT
LEVI HEXTER's 307 BROAD STREET.
\ nice CuILD's pIQUE BONNET at 15c.;
\ IIAMBURG-TRIMMED BONNET az 2jc.;
4 handsome TR MINED BONNET At 4oc.;
4 very fine BONNET ~ Soc;
LACE. NULL. and MUSLIN CAPS. IN every
style. from 2jc. TO 81;
Fifty HONEY-COMB QUILTS a. f5c.;
Also. q fun line OF CROCHET and MAX
SEILLES QUILTS 1t extra ow prices;
Scyenty-Gyc dozen 3-BUTTON LlsLE-IHREAD
GLOVES At IOc. a pair ana o fun line ~ JEk-
SEY LACE-TOP, ELAsTlC-TOP. and MOS
OVITARE GLOVES in silk and Li-lc-thrcad'
in all the new shades;
And don't forget we keep "a Fun li1c OF DRESS
GOOD, DOMESTIC GOODS, &C., 40
LEVI HEXTER'>,
ap 22-SuTu&TmJclG 3O7 Broad street.
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Tomatoes which Came Up Hspi"'S
ana q. G.nsdlv Disappeared.

tnL
A Washington special says: The olll ,,e,s
OF the Signal Bureau state tnat tnc , u.lJ'
Of the tornado having swept across M,ssi,-
sippi. Tennessee, and Georgia Is m,s'e and
ing. The tornadOes In MISSISSIPPI Tier
Georgia had no connection with each oIher,
and were different storms. They wer ,s
small local tornadoes separated at dilie rem,
points, as the great storm advanced non'
the northwest by its meeting the warm cur
rent from the south. These local torn ~
does are always liable to occur rs tne vi
shoots Of n main storm, and are not, rs
have been represented, themselves storms
moving over the country for any distance
They spend their strength and disappear,
rs was the case in these Mississippi anu
Georgia tornadoes, in the immediate neign,,
borhood where they originate. Inc slsn''
officers saw that the great storm which has
been sweeping across the country from the
Pacific coast since the 10Th instant Is over
and clear weather is indicated.
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The Petersburg Inder-Appeal proposes
that the Lynchburg Convention shall be
a convention OF the Democratic party /;
and shall, il necessary, dub the party it
represents the Democratic party. We have
for years called the party by that title,
very seldom adding the word "Conserva-
tive" We can imagine no good objection
to the proposition OF our Petersburg con-
Temporary.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
MORTALITY AMONG LAMBS-lRON ORE-P0LI-
TICS INDUSTRlES-TCE. ETC.
tCorrcspondencc OF tire Richmond Dispatch.l
ORANGE COURTHOUSE

TICS lNDlSTlILS-lCE, Ell.
rrcspondencc OF tire Richmond Dispatch.l
ORANGE COURTHOUSE,
April %. 1883.
This is the height of the lambing season
for merino sheep, and the lambs are nothing
like so hardy as those Of the coarse-Wool
breeds. II has been raining and showing
and hailing alternately for three days, and,
as consequence, there has been great NOR
tality among the lambs. The dogs have
been playing havoc ali the season. and
strychnine is in great demand.
A northern company has begun working
the iron-mincs near Orange Courthouse,
and are shipping many carloads OF ore
weekly. We have periodical "booms" in
iron-ore in tue county, but unfortunately
they do not generally last long. As the
Midland Railway Company have built a
stem nearly five miles long to this mine, it
is to be hoped it will remain permanent
industry.
The CodlitiOnists are so weak in Orange
that they arc making no organized fight for
the county offices generally. Two are
trying to run in son the sly" for the as
SCISSORS places. but with no prospect OF
success for either. Malone has postmas-
ter removed now and then. having turned
ont two ladies TO make places for the faith
full, but it hurts Malone every time.
Many liquor-licenses were allowed by the
court last Monday, and the local-optionists.
who made some show OF opposition last
year, had nothing to say.
The wheat crop is very promising, hut
agricultural operations generally, and espe-
cially gardening, arc very much behind
hand.
"Shool< mills. for manufacturing sugar.
hogsheads, are multiplying in the county,
anu hoop-poles have constituted ire
mendous industry during the winter and
spring.
Much ice formed last night, and the
ground was frozen. Because OF the "much
water" it is hoped that the fruit was not
killed. DENNIS.
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BuRNErr's COCAINE, THE BEST OF ALL
HAIR DREssINds.-It allays irritation, re-
moves all tendency to dandru1, and invigo-
rates the action Of the capillafies in the
highest degree, thus promoting a vigorous
aud healthy growth OF hair. It's effect upon
the glosslness aud richness OF the hair Is such
as cannot be surpassed. y ..,t.. - ....t ~.
Burnetgs Elayoriug Extracts are the best.
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1t Is hard TO believe that the "aged" and
able editor OF the Dispatch, who has lived
10 his advanced age, knows nothing of
"Comwallis's cave" nor OF that "eypla-
nation" All, Brother D., that's too gauzy.o
fredericksburg Star.
Owe do remember" now, but Il had es-
capped our recollection at the time, as il was
a matter with which we had nothingto do.
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DEATH TO WHITEwASH.

MAXWELL'S PREPARED GYPSUM,
lVI for Whitening aud Coloring walls OF Dweli-
ings, Stores, Factories, Mills, narns, or any pur-
pose where Whitewash or kalsoniae Is used. Is
easily applied. VIII not peel, crack. sr rub on.
sanitary properties excellent. Packed I'm barrels,
half barrels, kegs and cans sendfor circulars
iiAZLETT: fosrER& CO., 1872 west Pratt street,
baltimore, I'D. IL 20-eod3ms
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......
flSANClAI..
7 l.. ROBERTSON,

l.. ROBERTSON,
~ BOND AND STOCk-BROKER,
NO. BROAD STREET, NEW YORK,
BUYS AND SELLS RAILROAD BONDS AND
STOCKS, AND ALL CLASSES OF sECU-
RITES BOUGHT AND sOLDIN
THE OPEN MARKET.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES a SPECIALITY.
Refer to Waii-Street National Bank, Real Estate
Trust Company, New York; Colonel William n.
Tanner, Richmond. Va. NH 22-Th,su&Tulm
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CARPETS. OTl-CLOTHS. DC

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
SPRING STOCK or GOODS. CHINESE
MATilNGs OF all GRADES. OIL CLOTHS and
LiNOLEUM CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, SHADES
and HOLLANDS, C0RNlCE and CORNICE
POLEs, LAcE-CuRTAlNS. &C. PAPER
llAsGlNGS OF the latest designs. All orders
country. A. JENNINGS.
ap 22-2m 1911 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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"What thing so good?" is the query OF
poet somewhat confused. III he mas
cold, the only good thing we know OF Is Il
bottle OF DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup.
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OBITUARY..

Died. on the oath instant. at 7:i0 A. NJ, Of
pneumonia, CALVIN o. STAPLES, only son oil
NJ. W. and III. T. staples aged twenty years
Thus has ended the short liieOf an earnest chris
ian, dulifui son, and devoted brother. II was
The writer's pride and privilege to be intimately
associated with him rs Il friend for many years
and well does he remember the many acts oi KIND
ness and generosity and the scf-sacrlicing dis
position OF the deceased. " TO know him was Ia
low, him." and no one could be thrown in contact
with sim for any length Of time without having
his better nature elevated as he caught the inspfa-
ton of noble purposes. Christian forbcardnce. ana
patient long. offering In aiiliction-sO cmincntly
characteristic Of this soldier OF Christ.
devoted son and brother, this shock TO Ms iam-
lly must be dOuhly severe when n the Hover OF MS
youth he Is cut dOwn-he who was stan 10 ms
father I'm his declining years. comfort 10 MS
mother and the pride and alteration OF his sisters
I'm sickness he displayed The same heroic forillude
that he had shown through life. enduring meekiy,
with Christian resignation, his suhorings, ana
never allowing vOrd of complaint 10 escape ms
lips. even when under the most agOnizing plngS
Never thinking Of self. his courteous and cheerful
Department ever won for him fast friends among
ali lie met. and true 10 his noble Instincts even M
She last. when c was I'm great pain anu knew that
he was dying and spoke with great dimcuty, yet
ne thanked his physicians for their KIND ana I'M
wc1ried ttcntiOn 10 him. Calmly and pelceiullY
he passed away, perfectly conscious to the end:
He died IN fun hope Of joining the ransoined
above.
Gods finger touched him and he slept
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4 FIrTY-DoLLAR SUIT

= FIFTY-DOLLAR SUIT
for $50:
4 ORTY-FIYE-DOLLAR SUIT
for s26:
4 FORTY-DuLLAR SUIT
Tor S23:
\ THIRTY FIYE-DOLLAR SUIT
tor SIS;
A THIRTY-DOLLAR SUIT
for SIG;
\ TwENTN-FIVE-DOLLAB SUIT
for sl3:
\ TWENTY-DOLLAR SUIT
for Sill
A EYENTEEN-DOLLAR SUIT
for 80;
\ FIFTEEN-DOLIA SUIT
for $3.50:
\ TWELNE-DOLLAR TROUSERS
FOR $3.50;
\ TEN-DOLLNk TROUSERS
Tor %.
EIGHT-DOLLAR TROUSERS
for "a :
\ SlX-DOLLAR TROUSERS
tor 30:
\ FlYE-DOLLAE TROUSERS
tor $3.50.
4 FOUR-DOLLAB TROUSERS
tor -.
4 GOOD WuRkING PANTS
Tor sl.JU.
NI>FlI STORE.
9l2 MAIN STREET.
between Ninth and tenth streets.
Open evening. ill : o'clock saturdays ON III
o'clock. ap 2f-3t
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SASH. BLINDs, DOORS, dc.
CROCKERY. GLAsswARE, &c.

NOOD NEWS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ will allow discount Of 20 PER CENT. on
ALL GOODS PURCHASED FROM THIS DATE
Inc store Is to be remodeled, which necessitates
my giving itup temporarily. such an opportunity
10 secure bargains is seldom offered. a full line OF
CHINA, GLASS, TINWARE. TABLE CIT
LERY, &c, which Till be sacrificed for sixty DAYS
H. II. WALLACE.
ap Him 400 l}road street.
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FERTILIZERS.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
~ GROUND PLASTERR.
In addition TO my regular business, am now
grinding my Standard BRAND OF PLAS-
TER. which Is unequaled by any on the market,
and which intend shall become universally pOpu-
lar on It's own merits. Having carefully selected
my lump, can furnish the best quality, and hav-
ing the capacity for grinding fifty tons per day,
can give consumers the advantage of having IL
freshly ground. as | will not keep u supply on
hand, but grind II after receiving orders on short
est notice. Price, &C., on application.
WILLIAM Il. KING,
3400 to $500 Williamsburg avenue,
NH 3-2m POsf-Dncr Box /
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OFFICE OF HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY,l
RICHMOND. VA, April 20. 1883.
Y'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY COMPANY will be held at the Office
Of the Virginia State Insurance Company No.
zoos Main street, on TUESDAY. Nav /. 1883, az
O'Clock T.. VI. Il. T. BROOKE,
aDol.td Treasurer.
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BASEBALL.
THE TURF.
REMOVALS..

- EMOVAL.-I have removed my
IL GRAIN. FLOUR, aud FEED-STORE from
2O7 north seventh street to 50S EAST MAR
SHALL, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
where shall be pleased 10 see my old patrons and
all others who may favor me with their patronage,
assuring each and every one satisfaction in price
and quality. IL will be my aim and purpose to keep
The very best articles can purchase, and they win
be sold nj the very lowest price possible. All ask Is
Wit my prices. embrace thls opportunity 20 re-
turn my sincere thanks 10 my many friends for
Their liberal patronage since commenced bush
ness, and hope IL VIII be continued AT my present
place. Orders solicited and promptly filled at as
low prices as the same articles can be purchased la
Richmond. NJ. : TAYLOR,
Hp .i-3t sos east Marshall street.
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LADIES, GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN.
DRESS. GOODS DEPARTMENT.
BLACK SILKS, all qualities;
SUMNER SILKS. all styles;
BROCADE VELOURS, very cheap;
NUNS YEILINGS, new shades;
BLACK CAsHMEREs,
BLACK ALBATROSS,
BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH
WHITE GOODs-WHlTE GOODS Of every
kind for dresses.
Also, most complete line of I-lCES.
LACEs, LACES for trimmings.
Also, HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERTlNGs.
Notwithstanding our already unprecedented low
prices. will be sold this week at reduction Of 10
per cent,
CoRsETs, CORsETs, CORsETs,
every style and manufacture, OF most elegant
shape. For this week 10 per cent from the regu-
lar mark-down prices.
HANDKERCHIEFs, HANDKERCHIEFs,
in endless variety.
GLOVES IN KID, SILK, AND THREAD,
in styles most various.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS,
in all the new and popular shades. We continue
for this week to allow Il per cent of.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
We shall make GRAND CLOSING SALE of
a large lot Of SUPERIOR LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS in all the new shapes.
Also. an attractive lire Of GENTLEMFN's
NECKwEAR Of the latest designs at bottom
prices besides, for this week. an extra discount Of
10 per cent.
We have in our CASHMERE STOCK some very
pretty spring goods for gentlemen's and boys
clothes Come and see thcm and save an extra 10
per cent. by buying this week.
CARPETS,
OM-CLOTHs,
MATTINGS,
LINEN TADLE-DAMASK,
LINEN SHEETINGs,
TOWELS, TOWELS. TOWELS.
On these we have always saved or onr customers
the importers profits. For this week We give an
extra discount Of 10 per cent.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR of our own manu-
facturc, made Of superior fabric By ladies of our
own city. \ great many snowy goods are being
put upon the market that only merit (?l show. In
order to more fully introduce our excellent goods
with The idea always before Us Of encouraging our
own people, we shall for this week give you re-
duction of 10 per cent.
We have large stock Of PARAsOLs; among
them some Of superior styles.
BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC PARASOLS.
For this week we take o per cent. of on these.
OUR STOCK Is COMPLETE, DESIRABLE In
EVERY DEPARTMENT;
BUT FOR THE SAKE OF INTRODUCING
NEW STORE,
WE MAKE FOR THIS WEEK THE
GENERAL AND SWEEPING REDUCTION
TEN PER CENT.
REMEMBER THE NAME,
o.. LEVY, DAVIS & co.
Our LOCATION,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
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ANJsENzENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

Engagement Of the charming vocalist. comedlcnnc,
and cycrybOdy's iayorite.
Miss KATIE PUTNAM.
supported by HER OWN COMEDY COMPANY.
an organization OF artists specially engaged for the
production Of Mss Putnam's plays.
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL BOTH,
LENA THE MADCAP.
Lena with songs and banjo sOloi. Katie Putnam.
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY lST,
THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.
Little Ncll-The Warehouses (her famous dual
rOle). Katie Putnam. Music under The direction Of
Josef Handel. Prices ~ usual. sale of seats be-
gins Saturday at . \. VI. ap 26-ItE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-26
DICIMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

The regular weekly sOirce will take place at
Mozart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at 81
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or in
yiatlon-cards, which must be presented at the door,
Members can obtain nyitatiOn-cards on appllca-
ton to &. l.. SIECEL, 42l Broad street; &. T.
Ola Main street. ap 26-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-26
N LETTINGS.

ArRU 2l. 1888.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE VIRGIN NJ \
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY win he held al
the company's office ON TUESDAY, Sth May next
al ~ o'clock l.. VI. Il. {. WIERRN. in.
ap22-td Secretary.