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M" THURSDAY, MARCH 29TH,
OPENING AND DISPLAY OF SEAS0NABLE
DRY GOODS.
We offer from this day all the
NEW SHADES AND STYLES OF WORSTED
DRESS FABRICS,
WITH
TRIMMINGS TO MATCH.

sURAIs, SILKS, sATINs, RIBBONS BRAIDS
etc. in all the latest shadesat attractive prices.
We offer special bargains in
COURTAULD's ENGLISH CRAPEs-Pioces and
Remnants;
IMPORTED CHECKED NAINSOOKs at 124c. ;
DOMESTIC CHECKED MUSLINs at s5c.;
CORDED PIQUEs at &C.;
Besides our regular line Of MOURNING GOODS.
which embraces DRAP DE ALMA, HEN
RIETTA, TAMIsE, BUNTING, NUNs'VEIL-
ING, ALBATROSs. SERGEs. sHOODAHS,
CAsHMEREs, CLOTH DE PARIS, DRAP
DE SANE. BYADIAH. etc. we have several
special lots purchased at auction, which we
are selling far below their value;
Our line Of WHITE GOODS Is complete;
Our stock Of BLACK SILKS IS composed Of selec-
tions from tie best factories at the lowest
prices;
Our assortmentof MATTINGS and OlL-CLoTHs
IS unsurpassed;
Our CAsSiNIEREs for Mems and Boys wear are
% per cent. cheaper than they have been
known for years;
Also, every desirable style of RUCIlING. COL
LARS. COLLARETTEs. FICHUs, LACE
sCARFs. HOSIERY, LACES, IRISH POINT,
HAMBURGS, CoRsETs, KID GLOVES,
SILK and Isle GLOVES, PARAsOLS,
and FANS.
TIALHI3lER BROTHERS,
Central Block,
sol Broad street. corner Fifth.
NH 29-1h.Su&Tu
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NO GoNGs, no BANNERS" "a SUM-
MER IDYL."
FROM A PROVIDENCE MERCHANT.

FROM A PROVIDENCE MEhohANi
Mr.. GEORGE H.. DAVIS, fruit-dea'er AZ I''
Westminster street, bears his gratefui tes'''''"'
to the unequalled excellence Of the produc''oH VI
one Of our most shilful Providence pharmacists
Mr.. Davis says last spring was very erc""'
troubled with severe Inflammation Of the Kidneys
and It became so bad that at times uriha'eu
blood, aud my suferings were Intense. My eonu'-
ton was so painful that for awhile was scarceY
able to attend 10 business, aud the severe pains
would come so suddenly and severely that wouiu
be obliged to leave a customer whom might nap
pen t. be waiting upon During part oil the
time I was unable to walk, aud scarcely khe"
what TO do or which way TO look for RELIEF. M
this time friend recommended Hunts Remedy
took two bottles of It. and II took right hold OF
my disease and cured me very speedily, aud have
experienced no trouble with my kidneys SINCE
Furthermore, Hunts Remedy has strengthened
me very much, and since began to use IL nave
been able TO attend 10 business, and am all right
now. heartily recommend II to all. What IL has
done for me 1t viii do for you who are afflicted
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AMELIA.

ATTEMPT AT Observation-Disclosures, CROPS, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, April 4. 1883.
A very bold but unsuccessful attempt was
made at an early hour last night 10 break
INTO the store OF Messrs. Crowder IL Wal
lace. The parties have not been arrested
as yet.
Work has been commenced on he Epis-
copal church, the cornerstone OF which was
laid last fall by the Rev. Frank Stringfcl-
low. We are glad to beniormcd that they
contemplate building a rectoIy also. When
completed both will be quite ornamental to
our village.
The farmers are now vigorously pushing
their homework, and are cheerful and
hopeful. The prospect for a wheat crop is
good, and we are hoping to have an abuud-
ant fruit crop, as we have been denied that
luxury for several years. JUNIUS.
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BREEDEN. TALLEY & 60.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. AND DREss-TRlM-
MINGS.
AIL.wooL NUNS YELLING, In ~ Tie popular

ALL-WO0L NUNS YELLING, in all he popular
Shades. at 25c. per yard
"ALBATROsS," a nicer quality Of NJN'- VEIL
ING. j-f wide. at Csc. per yard;
BLACK SILKS, fun line. from soc. mp h. $3.50
fora superb quality Of "Gu.nct's";
WHITE GOODS Of an Kinds. such a. LINON DE-
DACCA. LINEN Lawns. FRENCH Nus
LIN. SWISS MUSLINS. NAINsOoK,
FRENCH NAINsOOK. LINEN DAMA~h-,
NAPKINS, TRAY-CLOTHs. TOWELS;
HOSIERY for Idicf. gentlemen. and children;
CASSINEREs. HANDkERCUlEF~
GENTLEMEN's COLLARS and CUFFS:
Particular attention is asked t1 ogr 53r. THREL-
BUTTON RID GLOVES. which are fully
equal TO the average glove sold f.rsI;
PARASOLS from soc. $40;
\ nice assortment ~ MOTIONS. cou.i ilug DOB
part. oe SHETLAND ana GLB,IANIONN
WOODS and ZEpHYR WOR-TEDs
EMBROIDERY SILKS. CROCHETCOrTo%.aud
athou,and and one article pertaining o. Gals
line;
Fully twenty-five different Kinds of LACE-;
ELEGANT NOVELTIES In PAs>ElISTE-
RIES. DRESS ORNAMENTS. etc.
Our friends and the public are invited io cali.
800 EAST BROAD STREET.
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The Charleston (West Va.l Leader says
OF the Democratic candidate for the House
OF Representatives in that district
"Captain Snyder, so say his friends, will
pant himself on protection platform, and
urge that doctrine throughout the canvass.
This may not be IN censonance with the
free-trade doctrines OF Democracy. but il is
in consonance with the wants and demands
OF the district to represent which he as
pres. 50 this controyerted question will
not enter The canvass. Ii elected CAPTAIN
Snyder Will, we doubt not. prove an active,
vigllant representative, and watchiul Of ,he
interests Of the district"
Captain SNYDER was nominated to FIJI the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
Hon. JOHN L. KESNA, who has been elected
TO the United States Senate.
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Virginia Postal News.

A new post-oflice has been established at
" Meadow Mills" Frederick county, Va,
with William II. Spriggie as postmaster;
also, at Clifford" Amherst county. Va,
with Valerius McGinnis, Jr., as postmas-
ter.
The following postmasters have been re-
Gently commissioned Claiborne G. Whit
worth at Bon AR, Chesterfield county;
Jennie NJ. Wright at Central Point. Caro-
line county; James w. Rhodes at Mount
Clinton, Rockingham county; Charles +.
Wilson at Nottoway Courthouse Samuel
X. Lawhorn at Riverside, Rockbridge
county; and Samuel f. Swanson at Swan
sonyille, Pittsylyania county.
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\ London telegram Of the Sd says: The
Queen, although not quite so well as yester-
day, took her carriage drive to-day and at
tended the funeral service over the body of
her faithful old attendant John Brown this
afternoon.
Many London ladies crop their hair short
and wear an almost entire wig. and consc-
quently catch cold more frequently than
their American cousins, but OF course they
all use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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ROTETOURT.
LOCAL OPTION-BoTH SIDES OF THE CUES
HOMETOWN HALL.

LOCAL OPTION-BOTH SIDES OF THE CUES
HOMETOWN HALL.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
BUCHANAN, VA, April 3, 1888.
At n recent meeting OF the Town Coun-
ell it was decided to grant no certificates
upon which TO base motion before the
County Court for a renewal OF retail liquor
licenses. The Council alIege that this ac-
ton was in Difference to petitions repre-
senting four-fiiths OF the voters and nine
tenths of the property holders Of the cor
poration, while the opposition claim said
petitions were signed without proper con-
sideratiOn, and largely by non-residents,
misses, lads, and children. At meeting
of the Council last night amO,iOn to recon-
slider was lost in a motion to adjourn TO
Friday night, when the question will again
come up, and the liquor-dcalcrS and their
friends will have a hearing. In this con-
nccton we mention The assertion that less
drunkenness is seen i'm Buchanan than any
town OF the size and having the same num-
Der Of bar-roOms in Virginia. Very few
Of the arrests and arrangements before the
MayOr are traceablc 10 the incorporate Use
of intoXicantS. the belief and assertions 10
the contrary Notwithstanding. Some OF
the dealers have MI their capital invested
in stock, and a refusal to renew their priyi-
lege to dispose of it is, they claim, Il practi-
cal confiscatiOn.
The initiatory steps toward the erection
OF town hall for the Use and benefit Of the
Council and Masonic order have been taken
by those two bodies. The matter has as
sumed practical shape, and will no doubt
be brought TO successful and satisfactory
termination soon. BO1ETOURT.
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The wctzel West va.) Democrat thinks
II "could settle the whole tariff question
in half a column" II would have ga tariff
on hoop-poles and ginseng, and nothing
else"
This il a hit at some Of the sO-called rev.
enue.tariilites in Congress, who invariably
vote to protect such articles as their own
constituents desire TO have protected.
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DEATHS.

Died, on April 3. 1888. Hayward CAR
klNGroN' son Of Major isaac II. ami Nannle :.
His funeral will take place from It Pauls Church
on THURSDAY, April 9th, at O'Clock f. NJ
2t
Died, In this city. April 3, 1883, at Ms re f.
denee, GEORGE WASHINGTON; aged Gfly-
nine years.
lie leaves devoted wife and two children TO
mourn their loss.
The funeral will take place TOD NY at O'Clock
4. VI. fion The Second Biptist church lcoloredl.
Died. at Oak Grove, the re idence Of her bus
band, DIR II. y. Burgcs. IN SOUTHAMPTON county
March 27, 1883. FANNIE NJ, daughter II me
late James u. Urquhart, IN the thrty-scyenth year
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We have received a copy Of an ordinance
and rules and regulations proposed in
Philadelphia for regulating the plumb
ing, house-draining, &c, of that city as
reported by the committee OF q, whoever
these are or were. Ii he desires it we will
turn it over TO DR.. J. G. CAbELL, president
of the Richmond Board Of Health.
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The st. Louis RepatticQn resorts to the
census tables to prove that the proportion
OF criminals among the white people Of the
South Is something less than half that re-
ported in New England.
But $50 much the worse for the facts y
will no doubt be the comment made by
our northern traducers.
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The Washington Post says that the
speskcrsbip question has no connection
near or remote, with the opposition OF the
Posfto wasting time and temper IN futile
effort TO pass tariff bill. We would fain
hope that the Post speaks for all, or nearly
all, the Democrats Of the next Congress.
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NOTICE 10 THE TOBACCO TRADE.
CONsULAT DE FRANCE.)
RICHMOND. !
GENERAL DIRECTION OF THE
NATIONAL MANUFACTORIEs OF FRANCE.
EXOTIC TOBACCOS.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.
EXOTIC TOBACCOS.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.

The merchants who may be willing to solt FOR
ElGN IOBACCOS for the supply OF the national
manufactures Of France are hereby Informed that
the a Judging on sealed submissions will bc made
at the Office of the Treasury, I'm Paris, in public
session, As follows:
Or JUNE 6, 1883.
First. 100000 kil0grammcs Of LEAF TO-
BACCO of Maryland. of the crop of lSs l-lSS2.
corresponding To three types. 10 DEE divided ia
three lots of l,nOO.OOO kilOgrlmmcs each.
second. 100000 kilog-immcs Of LEAF TO-
BAtCo Of ohio. Of The crop Of lSSI-lSS2, cor
responding ~ three types IN one lot.
ON THURSDAY, JUNE !. 1883.
First. 100000 kilognmmes Of LEAF TO-
BACCO Of Kentucky. Of the crop Of lSSl-lS.2,
corresponding To- three types, 10 he divided i'm four
lots OF l.JuO.OOO klOgrammcs each.
Second. 2.'u'.' 90 khUgammcs of LEAF TO-
BACCO of Virginia. of me crop of lSSl-l $50,
corresponding 10 three types. 10 be divided In two
lois Of 100000 kilogl-immcs each.
Submissions must be made for each SUNNY ScDa-
ratcly. which viii he deposited On the table of the
Council on each of the appointed DAYS. At the
opening of the session. at 2 o'clock T. NJ the al
Indication will take place.
Copies of the books Of the conditions, approved
by the Minister Of Finance NJ Paris. TO serve rs
basis OF The adludic tions. are at the disposal of
The trade IN the offices of the Administration Of
Paris laVre, Marseillcs, Bordeaux, ana at tire
Office Of the Nicc-Consulatc of France at Rich
mOud, Va.
Thetypes in conformity with which the supply
OF tobaccos must he made will be deposited Mt the
mandatory az Paris The types Of Virginia to-
haccO will also he DEPOSITED at the Vice Consulate
Of France In Richmond, No. south Firth street,
from TO l.. VI.
The Director General, REGNAULT.
PARIS, March :, 1883.
Published by order the Agent, Eice-Consnl OF
France. j. LA PLACE
RICHMOND, VA, April 8, ss3. ap4-2t
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Here il what EMERSON said .

"If the stars should appear but one night
in thousand years, how would men be-
licve and adore and preserve for many
generations the remembrance OF the city OF
G cd that had been shown"
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The tag-tax is no more. Let II be for
gotten. Some good people favored 1t. This
TO our correspondent "One OF the Peo-
pie" whose fayors we appreciate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MP THE FEATURE or THE
SEASON.
OUR NEW DEPARTURE-wHAT ID li'

w. ,,,ord inouguratin az series Of semi-monthS
sncca safe. on the day of these speeia' s''c' w
,rIl offer a line OF special bargains ~ mere ro"''-
M, pr,ces. We are determine TO make these SAFES
success and 10 do this will make prices so riuo"-
,o,s,v low as TO excite the wonder Of even the
-, aud closest buyers, and these prices VIII DC
,,,o,, ,.o mr. any other house can sell at regn-
l,r,v. Remember, the prices we advertise Deio"
viii be for
THURSDAY, APRIL 5TH-
DIR FIRST SPECIAL SALES DAY
We will offer
,o- 1r.suK HEAVY CREAM SPANISH
GUIPURE TIES at 22c., sold regularly AT
75c.;
ago pieces SILK MORE RIBBON all shades
Nos. 8, IL, 16, 80, and 4O-some wide
enough for sashes--at the ridiculous price
Of 13c., real value from 25 20 6Oc.
10 pieces ALL-sILK CHENILLE DOT NET
for wells and ties, at 13c.;
40 dozen LADIES' PURE LINEN EXTRA
THiN.and FINE HEMsTITCHEDHAND-
KERCHIEFS at 1lc., sell regularly at
zoe;
10 dozen LADIES' EXTRA LONG, FULL
REGULAR BALBRIGGAN HOSE at l9cs
regular price 3oc.;
SO dozen LADIES FULL REGULAR, PIN
STRIPE HOSE at 22c.;
Il dozen LADIES' SILK-EMBROIDERED,
FULL REGULAR FRENCH HOSE At
2jc.. regular price 75c.;
as dozen CIIILDREN'S SOLID NAVI-BLUE,
FULL REGULAR ENGLISH HOSE at
13c, actual value CSC;
34g dozen LADIES FINE LISLE-THREAD
GLOVES, spring shades, at &c., regular
price Zoe;
252 pairs FOSTER sEVEN-HOOK BLACK
KID GLOVES at the astonishing figure Of
67c These Gloves were sold by US origi-
nally at sl.5O
375 pieces LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
including CHCMIsE, DRAWERS, and
CORSET-COVERS, at 25c.;
100 dozen George Il. Cluett & Co.'S GROWN"
BRAND GENTLEMEN'S LINEN coll
LARS, warranted four-ply pure linen-no
old styles, but latest shapes-at &c. each, or
81 per dozen. These Collars retail regu-
larly at 20 and 2jc. each;
40 pieces HALF-WoOL ENGLISH CASH
MERES, spring shades, at &c.;
35 pieces OTTOMAN STRIPES al &C.
LAST, But NOT LEAST:
2 cases CHECK MANSIONS at 7iic., selling
regularly at l2c.
ND 4Sf fkf A Al
COTTON at SIC;
1 case FINE SOFT BLEACHED COTTON at
; e., retails regularly at sc.
Remember, the prices advertised are for
April 9th, ONLY, and we Will posi-
lively not duplicate them on any other day.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
ap4-2t COL and COS BROAD street.
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II nook AND MosELLE WINES.

SCHLOSS JOHANNESBURG TEINBERGER
CABINET, aud other HOOK and MOSELLE
WINES Just arriving. The JOIlANNISBEEGER
ISIS yntagcl selected myself when I'm the cell
lars Of Prince Mctternich during nay last visit to
Germany. OSCAR CRAM.
NH oS-Dy
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ri.f.TfHs.s.

Ii ROYAL ARCH MASONS Mr,lIz
N are cordially invited 10 attend asZGys-s
stated convention Of M0NDy L-t ~
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. No. 3, AT the '~"~'. y
Masons' Hail. on Franklin street. THIS Thursday
EVENING. April 9Th. al Z o'clock.
by order of the VI. +. II. 7. .
GEORGEP KEESEE.
an5-Ifs Secretary.
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BORN April Q, l74s, o.s.
DID July 4,ls26

The whole Is to be surrounded by an
iron paling OF elaborate design, with hewn
granite posts, the froEt or gate to contain d
panel with the shield Of Jefferson and the
following inscription: fab
"Ab scIfbertas a quo spirttns."
The ground enclosed Is about 80 by %
feet, and will lie kept permanently closed.
Major Green Peyton has the local SUPER
vision Of the work. Our.
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SUFFERED FOR TWENTY YEARS.

Hon. JOSHUA TurnILL, sc East Saginaw, Mlch.'
saws: Count me among the enthusiastic friends
of Hunts Remedy. II has proven In my case All
YOU claim for IL. Having suffered for about twenty
yoars with severe disease Of the kidneys (Which
our local physicians pronounced Brights Diseased
made journey East to consult the eminent III
Haven, Of Hamilton, New York. of whose fame IN
THIS specially had heard much. DR.. Haven eA-
amined me carefully and simply said. Go ana get
II bottle of Hunts Remedy and ;ake according 10
directions After having travelled so FAR Tor
treatment, n struck me rather funny to be d.
rected TO take a medicine which | might have
bought within stones throw Of my own door;
but was in the doctors hands, and Of course
followed his advice, and right glad was that |
did SO. for before had taken Hunts Remedy hali
a dozen times | found immense benefit from H.
and by continuing the use of IT for a limited time
recovered from my trouble entirely, and am to-
day, / think, one of the most rugged Of rugged
Nichganders. The world Is indebted TO yoil sir
for the PRONUNCIATION of such a medicine and i
hope you may not go without your reward"
5-Thlw),s aSTu
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MARRIAGES..

Married, NJ The residence Of tie brides parent
AZ Lexington, y. g., March 7th, by Rev. lir. -ion
o. II. HuICHlsON, of Richmond, 10 Miss lii
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P. S.-Mr. \. p. FOX VIII De- with u.. and would
De glad 90 have the patronage az Dis friends.
ap 1.su,Tu.Th&sa4t
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BUCKINGHAM RAILROAD
ID COMPANY.

Notice IS hereby given that special meeting Of
the STOCKHOLDERS OF HE BUCKINGHAM
RAILROAD COMPANY has been called, % be
held ~ the cOmpany's Office in New Canton. Va.
OF TUESDAY the l0th day OF April. 1883. M =
VI. for the purpose Of clccing board OF directors
to serve one year. and for tie Transaction Of any
other business that may De brought beforc The
meeting.
Byorier. J.. Il. LELAND.
Secretary Buckingham Railroad Company.
NH i-fd
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DIssoLUTIoNs & PARfNERsuIPs.


II III Is Is TO CERTIFY THAT.
l. owing 10 continued IN health, 4. VI HEIT-
MAN has Withdrawn from tne trim OF IlifIMAN
& YOUNGER, sud that the said irm being there
by dissolved 10y the operation q law. VIC. LAW
son C.lOlN NIGER, VI. MlLLiIl>iR. and GUST.
MlLLHlSER, all Il the city II Richmond state
Of Virginia, DO hereby renew the said limited
partnership. under and in pursuance az the STAT
utes In such ease made and pruNi upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter set forth. aud Ia
the said statutes pre,crircd-thlt is fU ~tV.
/. The sad partnership Is 90 De- conducted un-
der the name or nrm ~ -. q. lOt NGtR." Of
which LAWSON &. OlNGER ia general ptrt-
ner, and VI. MlLLlll>ER add Ot~I. MlLLIII-
SIR are spcci'l pariners-sll residing iu the
said city of kichmOuc.
z. The business intended 10 Dee transacted by the
said nrni or partnership is the CENTRAL
tSAlE-GROCERG BUSINESS.
3. tach OF the said special partners hg. con-
iIlhuted 20 the common stock ~ TIE said rartutr D.
snip The sum Of cieht thousand seven hundred and
nity lSs,7JOl dollars; which .lid sums ~ money
were contributed when thc said limited uIrtnrf-
ship OF iiEIIhAN n YOUNGER was originally
1851.
4. The place OF business of the sal 8 partnership
Is 10 BE- In the said city of Richmond. The part
htiship i 10 continue from the d4Ic htr,of until
Inc lst day of January, In thc yclr less.
Witness the hands OF The SAIL parties this Seth
day u March, 1858. l.. 4. You Ntik,
NJ MlLLllisER.
TT 81. Mll.lill>iR.
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We received yesterday pamphlet copy
of the "Annual Report OF the Commits
sioner Of Fisheries, 1SS2,' Colonel MAR
SHALL MCDONALD. Commissioner.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
AT 307 BROAD STREET..

For SPRING DRESS GOODS in all the mes shades
20 20 LEVI HEN1EH'>;
ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING m Electric Blue
Cadet Terra Gotta. shrimp Pink. Cream.
Crushed strawberry, Mulberry. Ghcs ana 700
other shade, 20 b.. caa De found go LEVI
HEAIEkS:
handsome line Of SUMNER SILKS IN Check
and stripes az LEVI HGNTER'S;
BLACK and CO.ORED CAeHl RVS AMI al
kinds Of DRESS GOODS ~ LEVI HEY
TIERS.
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VIRGINIA COUNCIL, No. 26,)
ROYAL ARCANUM,
RICHMOND, VA, April .. 1888. }
THE MEMBERS OF VIRGINIA II
i COUNCIL, No. 26, ROYAL AREA S1Nte1,~,
NUM-. are requested 81 attend regular t--sIs><
meeting Of their council at Schiller
Hail THIS Thursday EVENING at <sz--s
O'Clock The grand officers will visit officially ana
other important business. Members of sister coun-
ellis cordially invited 10 attend
by order Of the Regent. -
WILLIAM LOVENSTElN.
an 5-ltk Secretary.
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n " sT's-'s ~ = -
DICHMOND THEATRE.

Ninth consecutive year of the foremost American
characterization,
MILTON MOBILES.
assisted by the young aud gifted Coincidence and
Vocalist
DOLLIE MOBILES.
and Dramatic COMPANY Of unusual excellence.
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL GIN, AND SATUR-
DAY MATINEE.
Will be produced an American Comedy, I'm four
acts. written by Milton Nohlcs, entitled
INTERVIEWS frcwrittcn).
Quilford Drvcrton. ? born Bohemian. NIL
TOS MOBILES: Florence Woyertou. an heirCss,
DOLLIf MOBILES.
. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 7TH. will be
presented The unique American Melo-nramt. writ
ten by Milton EoblCs. called III. PHOENIX.
Carroll Graves. a New York bohemian. MILTON
Mob -: sadie, the flOwcr-Girl. DOLLIE NO.
BLtS. Price, as usual Reserved seats now on
sale az Theatre aud Ramos & Noes. ap J-2ts
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RIcHMoND. VA, April 5, 1883.

EICHMOND, W. April ., 1853.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
"A STOCKHOLDERS or THE RICHMOND
(NIRGINIhl WOOLLFN MILLS will be held at
lie Office of the Virginia Home Insurance Com
pany. 40. lUl4 cast Main street, on MONDAY,
pril ! g. SS3. AZ II O'Clock NJ. for the purpose
Of considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of increasing the
capital stock Of the company.
By order Of Mr. LEWIS BOOKER, Vice President.
l.. II. BASKERNILL,
an ST10.10E15E Secretary.