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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-04
~ EARLY SPRING GOODS
AT 4
TUALHIMER BROTHERS..

We are In receipt Of some novelties in WORSTED
DRESS GOODS, which We will be pleased to
exhibit 10 our friends during this week. All of
the new shades are comprised In this lot.
A new lot Of BLACK SILKS just to hand, and at
prices to please our customers;
COLOEED SILKS, SATINs, SURAIIS, and
RHADAMAS, In street and evening sbades-a
full line:
In BLACK DRESS GoODS,as usual, we take the
lead-such a, DRAP DE ALMA, DRAP DE
SAKE. DRAP DE RHEIMS, HENRIETTA
and TAMIsE CLOTHS, SHOODAH and MO-
ME CLOTHS, NUNS YELLING, CASH
MERES, and lots of other styles DRESS
GOODS which cannot fail to please you;
CRAPEs-CoURTAULD' BEsT-for trimming
and yelling, from 81 mp to SO per yard;
BLFACHED and BROWN CoTToNs retailed at
wholesale prices;
| case BLEACHED 1914 SHEETING at SOC. per
yard has been selling AZ Zoe;
We have had imported direct from Switzerland a
superb line Of EMDROIDERlES, comprising
everything I'm NAINSOOK and CAMBRIA
WORK, OF the most beautiful designs, all at
reasonable prices;
LACEs in BLACK. CREAM, and WITlTE-all
the novelties Of the season;
NAINSOOK and CAMBRIA MUsLINs. CHECK
ED and STRIPED MUSLINs, FIGURED
and PLAIN sWISSES. INDIA LINENS, and
LINON DE DACA-a most complete line;
KID GLOVES In al the new shades. both NOUS
QUIET IRES and FOSTER STYLE;
RUFFLINGs and POMPADOUR BUCHlNGs in
large variety amongst which Will be found
every new pattern, as we make these goods
specially
y. B.-We call special attention 10 The stock Of
WRAPS on hand. which IS good. and any one in
want of n garment can get IL ut an exceedingly
low price at THALHIdER BROTHERS.
SOL Broad street, corner Fifth.
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"Dude" is the htest word that has teen
incorporated into the fashionable vernacu-
lar OF the North. Itisapplied to club-men
in New York who live On rich fathers,
affect a Sir CHARLES CoLDsrREAM lasSitude
and imperyiousne5s to surprise, and are
suspected Of wearing corsets. With all
the "lack OF energy, and contempt for
work" our northern friends charge upon
the .aristocratic youth OF the South we
are happy to say that the animal has not
vet "eyoluted" in this climate.
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Died. March Sd. at 10y O'Clock =; o Del ~ FLOR
EwrE AMH univ child OF Florence =. ana and md
faycfic Iiolion; aged one year ave "o"'"'
twenty -four days. ,.o ,bove.men-
toned residence, 733 Brook avenue ~, ~ Emily
EVENING; an q o'clock. Friends OF the fanny
are respectfully Invited to attend
Dicd. IT the residence Of his father, pr. dd en-,
J. Terrell Hanover county. VA; rryI' IN the
Rems:ns viii be buried nj Hollywood, ,roY'
Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway oepo''
Ar Instant at o o'clock A. NJ.
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DEMOvED EVERY SYMPTOM.
f. 25-Su.Tu&Th

-, December 90 1881.
Sicin Specific Company, atlanta. Ga:
| have delayed thus long IN writing because
wanted to make "as urancc doubly sure" in the
trial Of s. s. ). in my own case, and am II ost hap
py to report that 1t has entirely eradcated every
symptom Of the disease from my system. Had l
followed the advice Of Tom Swift in years gone by
IL would have saved me ten years of Intense suiTr-
ing. have not fell the least return # the disease,
and can fully and truly recommend :. :. :. to all
suffering from the scourSc and especially TO the
physicians In Macon who knew my condition:
and when can positively assure them that IL has
not only relieved of pain, but has entirely re-
moved every symptom Of tie disease from my sys-
tenn, IT ought TO convince even them Of IT'S inflnl-
bic qualities DO .............. but you ave free
not wish mynamc 5. :. 5. to show my letter
to lie published. '...''.'''.''.' to those who for.
mcrly knew of my condition. 1t IS a shame that
human kind should suffer from the preJudices Of
physicians to anything not laid down in the text
books. Let Inc assure You Of my gratitude, and
believe me ever, Yours truly, re. NJ.
About Tour or I'VE weeks ago was afflicted with
a very aggravated type OF Blood Disease. 1 COM
menced using g. :. \, and after taking the first
bottle felt so much relieved that | bought five
more, and am glad 10 say, after using four of
them, that am entirely cured, previously having
been under medical advice for several months.
G. G. r., Richmond, Va.
If you doubt, come to see us, and we viii CURE
YOU or charge nothing! Write for particulars
and copy of the little book, Message to the I'm
fortunate" Ask any druggist as to our standing
R5- $1,000 REWARD tcW be paid to any
chemist loho ioui ind, on analysis Of leo bottles
If S. S. s., one particle Of Mercury, Todtde Of
Potassium. or any Mineral substance. SWIFT
SPECIFIC CO., ProprtetorS, atlanta, Ga.
bnBe 10
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
foe 29-Su,W&FI
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HcRsp0R's AciD PnosPuArE Is prepa-
ration OF the pl,osphat''s OF lime, magnesia,
potash. and iron, in such form MS to be
readily assimilatcd by the system. Descrip-
tive painphlet sent free. Rnmford Chemi-
cal Works, Providence, X. I.
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We have received from New Orleans n
copy, in paper, of book entitled "The
War of the Bachelors: A Story Of the
Crescent City at the Period Of the Franco
German War. BY 'Orleanian.' New Or
leans: Printed for the Author. 1892
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STATIONERS' MATERIAL


THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
APPOINTED AGENT For NJ. MILLuIsFR.
Trustee for Baughman Brothers,
offers for sale at their store, No. 1917 Main street,
their large and assorted stock Of goods, consist
Ing Of
WRAPPING and WRITING-PAPERs,
FLAT, PRiNTING-PAPERs, and
CARDBOARD STOCK;
ENVELOPES,
TWINES, PAPER BAGS,
BLANK BOOKs,
OFFICE STATIONERY, &C.
Orders for all kinds Of PRINTING solicited and
promptly executed.
All goods sold at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH, as the trustee desires 10
close out the same as soon as practicable.
G. g. BAUGHMAN,
fe2o-im Agent for NJ. Mllhlser, Trustee.
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Iampden-sidney intermediate Cele-
brafiOu.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
4IAMPDEN-SIDNEY, March ,, 1885.
The intermediate celebration took place
in the chapel OF Hampden-Sidney College
tonight. Professor Holiday presided and
introduced the speakers. The exercises
were opened with prayer by DR.. Peck.
There was a large audience present, who
seemed to enjoy the speaking and the
promenade in the halls OF the literary So
cietes afterwards. The speakers were
MesSrs. r. A. Walton, &. ID. Price, j. II.
Graham, p. c. Clark, and II, V. Lancaster.
OF Virginia, and MessrS. G. X. Stribling
and 4. g. Finley, OF West Virginia. These
were al juniors. MIR. l.. NJ. Dahney, son
OF Dr.. II. L. Dabney, was senior orator.
The efforts OF these young men were cred
table and wen received. OF the seven
speakers, it is said that six have the min
iStry in view.
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Warranted the Strongest. Toughest and Most Fisa-
tic Glue on Eartii kOYAL FAMILY GLUE NCuds
Everything SOLID ~ ROck HARD ~ ADA
MANT FIRM A. GRANITE.ii New scientific
Discovery .-RcyOulioulzcs III Iiqnid clue 'iu-i-
ness of the World! ROYAL GLCE J. Ais1irfsty
Uabredkdbie dad HSepuTftiff SNN~ONlAN
GIANT among other Clues aud Clements. MIL
LIONS of People arc sing ROYAL luc and MIL
LION> MORE Nust Have It.! 40 iIeatine-NO
PreparatiOn-Alwt Ready Always liTWdi
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GAS. Leather, Billiard
Cae lips and Cloth, Crockery. Orlnamcuts OF
Every Kind, Metals, pa.cho. on Leather AMI Rub
Der Shoes. Book Backs. HIc-a-lirIc. and Eycry-
thing il-o with lnscparable PpuaCity! MANC-
FAtTURtES Of Textile Fahucs. straw Goods,
Atncttl Flowers. I'm t1tiou stained Glass. cum
Labels, Fine Carriages an Piinos. Paper. Card
Board, OF Cloth 1rd Carpet. who lie ROYAL
GLUE for Sizing. stiheniug 4 Glucug Purposes,
supplied by the Pint Gallon. ar Al GALLON
News OF It's Marvellous aud Extraordinary Tn
hrcakahie Omlitics. 10 Gtcrt Si.oufhnc.e. FleNf-
blity and strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
tlom one Customer o. ,noiher.! LIVE SALES
NJ y Job Thousands II BDffies OF ROYAL Giro 10
Druggist. Groccrs. etc. SMALL BOYS ,sll Inn
dre1S of Bottles To- Business Offices and Families.
20 CENTS per Bottle with Bru-h and Tin Cover:
by MAIL. postpaid. 10 ccntscNtrt. Manufactured
by IL. O'MFARA 4 co.
l347 Pennsylvania ave Washington. ID. 4.
LIVE AGENTS wanted IN every city and Coun-
~ throughout the United states. Clnada. Furor.s
and south America. Sold ~ Druggists. G'oceis,
Stattoners, liar ware and Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade aud Puzzle supplied by BURR
4 Bridges, 1908 franklin street, Richmond,
va f. 2e-ly
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MI FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. PERCY G. ELsoM, Of Richmond College, WIN
preach SUNDAY MoRNISG at III o'clock ana al
7:45PM. SUNDAY school ut $3.50 NJ cor
dial welcome Is extended To all. ~
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spEcIAL NOTICES.
r,yY- SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE
SALE OF
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
SALE OF
JULIUS MEYER & SON

,,ts r,,spre IN informing the ladies that having
made special arrangements With large manu-
s,c,urer. they are prepared to offer during the
coming season an immense and attractive stock OF
LADIES, yNDERwEAR Of the best styles ma-
terials. and workmanship at special low prices
They can guarantee the prices the very lowest In
this city. They offer
I,DIrs, CHEMISTS, trimmed In Hamburg
EdgIng and Tucked, at only ooc.;
LADIES, DRAWERS, excellent Cotton, rows OF
Tuck, 42c.;
NIGuT-GowNs, handsomely trimmed, full size,
75c. and up;
CORSET COVERS, fine quality, soc. and up;
CHiLDREN's WHITE CAMBRIA DRESSES
tucked front and back, at 5Oc.;
Beautiful line of INFANTS LONG DRESSES.
VIII also open In few days line Of LADIES'
cuFAusEs. DRAWERS, and CORSET COVERS
at 25c. and up, and full Inc If CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR.
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n17.sECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth streets).-Rev. W. W.
LANDnuM will preach on SUNDAY at ii A. N.
and 7:i5 l.. NJ.
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n.y. GPacE.sTREET PREsBYTE-

ETAN CHURCH tcorncr Of Grace ana four.n
streetsl-Rev. c. II. READ, ID. d.. pasfor.-freach-
ing by the Rev. DIR. ARMSTRONG. Of Norfolk Va''
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and 7:45 +. u.
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INSURANCE.


V'HE ATTENTION of THE INSU-
4 RANCE PUBLIC
Is respectfully invited 10 the advantages Of the
NOR TIIWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-lN INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF MILWAUKEE,
now In the TwENTY-FIFTH YEAR Of its existence.
They comprise RAPID PROGRESS. LARGE SUR
Plus, LARGE DIVIDENDS, and 4 Low DEATH
EATE:
amount of in ,urlncc In force Janu-
tary ]. lSS l.............. SOi9O1.OS
Amount of insurance In force Janu-
AIRY l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7i,503.2i0
Amount Of insur nee in force Janu-
airy L, 1873 S3.35J,f24
Surplus over per cent. reserve us 3,0lf.O73
surplus over 1 ncr cent. rescrYe..... 4.lS4.96s
It's uiVid nds are UNsUEPAS> II Is the Only
company which has I'm recent wears printed tables
Of current CASH DIVIDENDS Tor the inform itiOn
Of he public. The SOUTHWESTERN has done
this for TWELVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
The ratio OF Getth-lOssc5 10 mean amount al risk
In 1852 was 8 90 Ter cent.
For further information address
JOHN n. GARY & son.
Gcn'l Agents for Virginia ant North Carolina,
corner Bank and Ionth streets Richmond, Va.
NH i-enlffnyll
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SHOCKOE MILLS.
BLUE NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER.

grind !hIs plaster FRESH DAILY as ordered,
and can guarantee ito be superior to any Oh the
market being sole agent Tor the best quarrios In
Nova scotia. ltwlll he well O. x. prices before
buying elsewhere, especially for ground.
WARNER MOORE.
Manufacture Ground Plaster,
Dealer IN ime. Cement. &C..
foot Seventeenth street isolth side 4 D0ckl.
a Aim
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PARASOLS, PARASOLs.
THE NEWEST SPRING STYLES JUST
OPENED.
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT NOVELTIES.
THE LARGEST STOCK WE HAVE EVER
SHOWN,
AND PRICES LOWER THAN EVEE.
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NJ MONUMENTAL CHI Z RICH
There will be no service in this church this "'er-
Noon. Service THIS MORNING ut III O'Clock.
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FERTILIZERS.

BEG TO ANNOUNCE that have been
Il appointed agent for the sale 4 LISTER BRO
THEIRS CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS. Mhcr-
ar these have been tried hey have given the best
sausf1cilon respectfully solicit orders. and VIII
cheerinly furnish any inform itiOn desired on ap-
plication. 2. ". WOOD. seed man. corner sixth
ana VI rshall streets and 1880 Main stree. Rich-
mond va. nah 2-im
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THE sun FIRE OFFICE,
OF LONDON, ENGLAND.

ORGANIZED IN 17lO.
Having Just added this the Oldest purely hre COM
Pany in the world to our agcney, We arc prepa ed
10 write arge lines, aud confidently ask the patron-
age Of our friends and the insuring public gcner, ly
GEORGE ID. PLEAsANrs & son,
fe 25-7t corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

AHMORY RICnMOND llOwITZEEs,)
FIEsT VIRGINIA BATTALION ARTILLERY, I
RICHMOND. VA, March 3. 1888.
HOWITZERS. ATTENTION AK
i Il Assemble AZ your armory MONDAYE.IX.l
NIGHT. March 5fh, at O'Clock, IN full-,.rff~
dress uniform (red capl with sde-arms fstALSaS
for Inspection and election Of second lieutenant.
nv command of +. J. BOSIIEE. Captain.
NH tilt b. LORRAINE, First Sergeant
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RAILROAD
ID COMPANY.

Notice Is hcrebv given that = special meeting OF
the STOCkIIOL DERS or THE BUCKINGHAM
RAILROAD COMPANY has been called, 10 be
held IL tine company's Office. In New Canton, Va.
on TUESDAY the l0ih day OF April. 1883. AZ "
NJ for the purpose Of elccting board of directors
TO serve one year, and for TIE Transaction OF any
other business that may be brought before the
meeting.
by order. II. X. LELAND
Secretary Buckingham Railroad Company.
NH lid
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r5- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCI

twelfth and Broad strcctsl.--Rey.J NJ. PITCHER
viii proach on SUNDAY at ii A. NJ, and the pas
for. REV. J. b. HAWTHORNE, ID. d., at 7;fo T. NJ
All welcome.
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1000
1888.
. TO GARDENERS.
PICTURE-FRAMES.ENGRAyENGs,dc dc.
CPECIAL INDIII EMENIS

GPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
-
For short time will ~ at The following prices
CABINET aud sxIO FRAMES TO reduce stock:
5Oc. Cabinet Ve,veis at 35c.;
81 Cabinet yelye.s az &C.;
sl.JO Cabinet Velyeis Al 81;
sl.25 sxl0 Frame atSl;
Doe sxl0 frame at Zee;
25c sxl0 Frame. with mat (best In the city,, at
Csc
number OF FINE ENGRAyTNGs and other
PICTURES 10 be sold 1T low prices.
EASTER CARDS at half usual prices,at
l.. LEWIs's.
re "a No. Ole Main street.
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OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO)
RAILWAY COMPANY.

VI II-tIts
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.-The ANIMAL meeting Of The
stockholders Of TIE CheslDeak and Ohio Railway
Company VIII be bel in the city Of RlehmOnd on
THURSDAY the Ijth day of March. 1888.
e. lO-2ttwtd j. GARRETT. Cashier.
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BONDS OF sURETYSHIP.
FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK.

Special contracts will be made with railroads
and banking corporations TO insure all EMPLOYEES
handling moneys ar property.
The bonds OF THIS company are accented by the
Courts of the State Of New York.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
Policies issued against accidents causing death
or totally disabling injury
Forms ~ application aud full particulars can be
obtained ~ HE office OF the agent
WILLIAM VI. RICHARDS. President
JOHN NJ. CRANE, secretary.
ROBERT j. HlLLAS. As isiant eecret,ry.
j. Il. MOORE. Agent,
ie 1911" Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

NVIINL TO AKMLKN.
a
In addition 70 my r. -UlIr business. am row
grinding my" STAND NkU" Btn ND ~ PLAs-
TER, whicll Il uncquil,od hy any on thc market,
ana which intend shill hccYm university popu.
lar on IL own merit. iiylne carefully selected
my lump. cJn n nish ;hU f.t quality. Hud p "
ing c'plciiy for gglnius if,y tons per diy,
can CIV" consumers ftc a fylus feC 81 haN lhS u
n SILLY ground. a. 7 will re kcop supply on
hnd but GRAD 81 amer receiving urlcrs on snort
est notice. Price, &C.. On application.
WILLIAM 4. KING,
3AOO 10 $500 NiIimshuig aycuue.
NH 3-sm p0s'-Onice Box /.
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OCETIesss

MEMBERS OF JEFFER- .sagszSsz,
WI SON LODGE, No. 4, |. q. o. f.sSsG
r. arc requested 10 attend a regular y 49,
meeting of the Lodge on MONDAY >,.nAW.
EVENING the 9Th instant at 1880 o'clock. spe,,
cial Deputy Grand Muster MARION COLBERT ana
other members OF the Grand Lodge viii nc present.
Members Of sister lodges Invited 10 attend
By order of n. G.. W. III. LoNk1,
NH Ills Secretary.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.-The GRAND
IN LODp,E OF VIRGINIA will convene In
sixth annual session In the city Of staunton
TUESDAY EVENING, March o. 1883, at 3
o'clock.
Representatives ard Others can secure reduced
rouud-;r ID tickets at the Office OF the Chesapeake
All woy-siations WILLIAM II. BAILIE,
NH l-2t Grand Reporter.
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KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES.
All the new shades and styles.
Look at our coo. KID GLOVE, regularly worth
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MASONIC NOTICE. The stated a
wi meeting of HENRiCO UNION~DN~
LODGE. No. 1870. Will be held NJ Masons' NJ
Hall. on Twenty-fflh street, THIS Mon. "
nayI EVENING at ~ o'clock. All Master Masons
i'm good standing are fraternally invited
by orderof the ". M.
MARCH o. a. l.. 1888, A. ID. 1888. NH i-ltN
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NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
The newest sladcs-CRUSUED sTRAWBER-
RR, RASPBERRY, CEDAR-RED, MAsTIC'
CREvET, sUEZ, CONTENT, FRAIsE NAIL
LOT.
In CAsIIMER S-BANGALINE, ALBA
TROSs. NUNS YELLING, and JERSEY
CLOTHS. JULIUS MEYER & son,
NH 4-eod COL and 6O3 Broad street,
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AMsfSENENTS.
AMENLNENTN.
DICnMOND THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH sTH.
by large NGJOTi'y.'

First appearance Of
MIR. AND MRS. W. j. FLORENCE
since their return from Europe. where they were
most cnthusias ically received, and acted
TIE MIGHTY DOLLAR
over one hundred nights IN London. Remcmhcr.
this IS me farewell Of TIE Hon. Blrdwdl Sole and
Mrs. General GillorY.
Mr. WI. FLORESCE rs fhe Hon. Bardwell SlOte
Mrs. V. j. FLORENCE ae Mrs. General GilHpry.
During TIE plIy Mrs. Florence viii sing the new
Chinese song "Chec Sing" written expressly for
her hy Mr.. Florence.
FRIDAY EVENING. a new four-act comedy.
written expressly for Mr.. and Mrs. Florence by
sicssrs. Jessop and GIN. entitled
Az OLD STAGFR.
SATURDAY NIGHT. Tom 1aylor's great moral
drama in five acts.
TICKET-OF-LEAvE MAN.
No increase I'm the prices. BoX-sheet opens
Tuesday at Ramos Moses and at the Office Of the
Theatre. mh i-it@
DICHMOND TIIIiATRE-IOLANTHE.
FIN,L PERFORMANCE THIS SEASON
Of Giibert e Suivln- fairy opera.
"WElCOME TO OUR HEARTS AGAIN.
IOLANrIIE.
Mr.. CHARLES J.. FORD has pie sure in return
Ing T. Richmond In order 10 give one more repre-
IOLANTHE;
TIE PEER AND THE PERI:
"INTO PARLIAMENT HE MUST CO."
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 3, 1853.
The entire opera viii be given published.
Tie instrumental orchestratiOn OF the piano
score by =. i. SoUSA.
Prices Of admission: As usual. The sale Of re-
served seats for lolanthe viii commence ON FRI
DAY MORNING. March I'd. ut O'Clock, ut ka-
mos Moses, Main street, aud The Theatre box
Office. 27-6t
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nj f. j. LEVY e. CO..
2I3 EAST BROAD STREET.
ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER.
DIR NEW STORE Is BEING RAPIDLY
PUSHED FORWARD.

THE GOODS MUST BE CLEARED.
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TOBACCO FIGURES-FUNERAL OF A MEMBER OF
THE GRAYS-PRoFBssoR wINSTON-sCHoOL
MATTERS.
f(;Orrtsroud pucp of the Richmond NgDatchI
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pICHMOND THEATRE-IoLANTHE.

MONDAY EVENING. MARCH =. 1853.
The entire operi will be given as published
Tie instrumental OrchestratiOn OF the piano
core by >. l.. SOUSA.
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STORE and FIXTURES FOR RENT. Posses
sion given March 1st. j.. j. LEVY Coz
fe 90 2l3 east Broad street.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-27
LATEP

AT the North Point Tivoli, resort near
Baltimore, Md, at ten O'Clock on the night
of the 23d about two hundred members of
a Catholic excursion party crowded upon
the pier, when the structure gave way, and
half the number were precipitated into the
water. Seventy-eight bodies had been
taken out and sent to the city. Most of
the drowned were women and children.
The exchanges at twenty-three leading
clearing houses in the United States for
the week ended on the 21stwere 81, 007 $780,
455, against $925, All, 730 the week previous.
A FIRE on the oath in Memphis, Tenn,
among grocery and commission houses,
destroyed about 100000 worth of property.
ABOUT fifty masked men drove into Har-
Ian, Ia, at two o'clock on the morning of
the oath, marched to the jail, and secured
Hardy, one of the Polk City murderers.
AS the fire-alarm bell rang out to wake the
citizens, the mob hurried Hardy to the
bridge, where they hanged him, riddled
the corpse with bullets, and threw it into
the river.
CAPTAIN WEBB, the famous, swimmer,
made an attempt ON the afternoon of the
24th to swim the rapids in the river at Nj
agara Falls, NY. He successfully breast
ed the rapids, but disappeared in the whirl-
pool, and his body had not been found.
SEVEN women and children were
drowned on the oath by the upsetting of
pleasure-boat on Lake Lugano, Switzer-
land.
DURING the twenty-four hours ended at
eight o'clock on the oath there were 1853
deaths from cholera at Cairo, twenty three
at zifteh, sixteen at Tantah, nine at Shir-
bin, thirteen at Mansoura, one hundred
and seventeen at Shirbin, forty-three at
Nehallet, ninety-five at Ghizeh and seven
at Chobar.
THE wreck of the schooner Seabird was
found on the oath about thirty miles off the
port of Milwaukee, and its crew of six men,
from Chicago, were supposed to have been
drowned.
The National Encampment. of the Grand
Army of the Republic commenced at Dem
yer, Col, on the oath. In the grand parade
it was estimated that over ten thousand
veterans were in line Governor Grant
delivered an address of welcome.
THE telegraph operators strike still con-
tinued on the oath, with no prospects of a
compromise. The telegraphers claimed
that but little business was being done in
the various offices throughout the country,
while, on the other hand, the companies
claimed that they were handling all the
messages offered in a satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Witt, receiving clerk of the Western
Union office at Atlanta, Ca, was struck in
the hip by a ball fred through the window.
and the company offered reward of one
thousand dollars for the conviction Of the
shooter,