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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30
DEATHS.

CULLINGWORTH.-D Died. Monday. al
5:S5 Y. NJ. BIKTlE GORDON, infant child
Of Lillian V. and william s. Cullingworth /;
aged one year two months and nine days.
Funeral will take place at her larents'
residence, Twenty seventh and streets
TODAY tuesday ut O'Clock +. NJ.
Friends and acquaintance are requested to
attend without further notice.
GRIFFIN.-Dled. March Goth. at 500 A.
NJ. MAGGIE LOUISE, daughter OF ". l..
and Bette l.. Griffin; aged three years and
eight months.
Not in that narrow collin sleeping.
Not in an earthly parents Keeping.
But safer far from change or Ill.
Oh let us own the hlest transition
From eartn to heaven in meek submission.
lis best; IL is our Fathers WILL
The soul that might on earth have persisted
Is folded now and fondly cherished.
This thought our empty hearts shall NIL
our Father. knowing how we loved her.
To faiTer scenes hatn soon removed her;
But yet our darling loves us stlll.
The funeral will take place from their
residence, 7ls north Fourth street. TIL :
Tuesday, AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock
Friends and acquaintance are Invited u
attend.
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
HEFFkRTON.-Di Monday at A. VI.
Mrs. CATHERINE ID. HEFFERrON, widow
OF The late Captain Elijah Hefierton; aged
eghfy-nine years.
Funeral services from the First Baptist
church corner OF Twelfth and Broad streets
THIS AFTERNOON at I O'Clock. Friend.
OF the deceased and those OF her grandson
W. I. Powell, are requested 10 attend.
Norfolk papers please copy.
MILLER at his home, Ansted
Fayette county. West Virginia, ON tue 26tf
instant. OF typhoid fever, r. l.. MILLER
beloved son Of Mr. j. T.. and Mrs. ]. II. Mil
Ter, In the twenty. third year Of his age.
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Grand Display
SPRING DRESS GOODS
AT
LEVY &DAVISS.

FIGURED ETAMINE sUIrlNG, with plain
to match:
STRIPED ETAMINE SUlTING, with
plain to match;
PLAIN and STRIPED NOVELTY SUIT
ING:
SERGES-all colors;
DIAGONAL sUITIEG-all colOrS;
TRICOTINE, sURAH, RHADAME, RHAD-
ZIMIR, ana eros GRAIN SILK;
SPRING DRESS. GOODS to suit all.
MARABOUT TRIMMING-all colors;
FRINGFS OF every description;
CORDELlEREs and FORAGEMS In al the
new shades
BRAIpS. BUTTONS. TRlMMING-VEL-
VET IN Immense variety of styles;
4 full assortment OF WHITE EMBRDI-
DERED ROBES;
ORIENTAL LACES lower than the lowest;
\ full supply OF COLORkD WOOL LACES;
FANCY COLORED LACES in AL widths
and very cheap:
LADIES' UNDERWEAR very cheap and
very attractive;
PARASOI.S in styles 20 suit any one;
LADIES' SUMNER BOULEVARD
sKIRTS-all prices;
TOUE.DU. NORD GINGHAMS at 1870. a
yard;
GRE M.COLORED and PERSIAN
DRAPERY at 12Ac a yard;
GENTLEMEN ) JEANS DRAWERS at27c.
pair
GENTIFMEN'S COLORED BORDERED
HANDkERCHlEFS at 7jc. dozen;
The celebrated DIAMONDSIl lKI-ails size
in stock.
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soyn MITT Ell 0RFER S
GRAND OPENING
OF
SPRING GOODS

our senior partner has Just returned from
New York. and we are receiving the largest
and best assorted stock OF New.and Deslra-
hle Goods ever shown In this city. Our
Speclalties cannot be surpassed any where
In low prices. DRESS GOODS in all the
new shades and makes; HomespunS IN al
shades at l24, 49, %. and SOC. for "a
Combination HOmespuns al 10, 90, 20, anu
soc: Combination Dress Goods OF all Kinds
and prices; Satin Berbers In all new shades
Sd wide, at zoe. worth 37sc; Pin checks
at Toe. price elsewhere Ice; Solid Dress
Goods from &C. to 624c per yard Colored
silk Rhadamas at ne. worth 81; BACK
silks RhadamaS. Surahs. Satins; a large
stock OF Dress Ginghams. i'm Toiie-du- NOrdS
Madras, Canton. and other styles. at 7. :. y,
10, and 12kc. Crlnkles at 1O. and l24'.'
ChamhTays in all cOlors at g and lOc-
very stylish article; Satines IN solid cOlorS
ali sbades-also. beautiful line OF fancies a.
l2ec.; Prints at 1, a.. ana 3c.-standaru
goods and best spring styles
MATTINGS. MATrINGS. MATTiNGS.
653 rolls of New Mattiugs. bought at auc-
ton, in white, red, check, and fancies' from
r. to Csc. for the best IN these goods. we
ale heac quarters for low prices.
our stock OF carpets, Rugs, OH i0tns'
window Shades, and Upholstery GOODS 10
be sold regardless Of cost.
S.4 Felt for Lambrequins at 15c. per yaIh'
our spring stock of Cassimeres, CorK =
screws Diagonals. and WOrsted Suitn!S IS
now complete. bargains can ne seCu'eu ~
calling early.
WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS.
All STYLES and qualities. very large
stock al prices lower than ever 49,,
Hosiery. Gloves. Notions. Underwear KID
hons. COrsets Jewelry, Leather Satchels,
Unlaundered shirts. &c sc. &c.
For bargains OF all kinds ca ana exam,
inc our stock, and you VIII he nVnced
that We give you the lowest prices am the
hest value. ID. SE. MITTELDORFER.
NH 30-TuSTh 527 Broad street.
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~
= shoss % thruss hssssif Into the coz Coz;
fnat they would sef1ously affect her ~
that she therefore desired that Az A.
should 10 considered the real party ~ ~ vi.
tsrsst and; the being 20. sae hnm n,5 Rsm
two yeen before they would 0tnerw, ~
have been reached. The court granted nss
petition and took them up ana uec ns,er
them et once. Now my point - that a.sSs
the obligations OF suits that are not against
her, but against 3. q. 0reenhow. anu si ~
she voluntarily petitioned the court - 20
eide them upon the ground That tno ~ W. ~,
sion vilslly concerned nsr +. sne r Usu to
abide by the decisions peeause ss,or,
decisions were not what she wished mem
10 be. The principle OF every .s,e ~
Is that u ne tribuosl has no ~ e !" refuse
TO submit TO the tribnnars lurlsdiction and aud
its iude mept can never AFFECT MIN. nut
that II he choose to come IN anu ,t,ss.o
his controversy he must forever no s,,S. ~ y,
The result. This Is as much o principle OF
common fairness and common honesty as
N ts one OF general jurisprudence. Otner-
wise ali authorities would be. Heads win;
tails. you loose. WILLIAM L. noi ALL
March 81, 1855.
First, we did not omit word oil
Mr.. RoyALL's letter bearing upon the
question at issue.
Secondly, Mr.. RoYALL begs the
question. We have too much respect
for our readers to address to them an
argument intended to set forth the
fallacy of Mr.. RoYALL's argument II
argument it may be called. We con.
tent ourselves with expressing our sur
prise that lawyer. exceptionally fair
and candid, should resort to such special
pleading as marks the above letter.
Virginia "thrusts herself into the con-
troversy". The suits were not against
her, but only against her officers ! In
defending her officers she "certa'niy
submits " to usurped jurisdiction J.!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

States Supreme Court not 70 DO l'd ~
the example 81 the Warrington society
ladies' into the unhsalshful practice Of
wearing their gowns dscollsts." The
decisions Of the Supreme judges in the
Virginia coupon cases would seem to
indicate that they should wear their
gowns very scant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

TROUBLE AHEAD.-To . friend in
Chicago Mr.. CONKLING has written
as follows:
THAT some serious events are not
distant | believe, and it seems to me
that they have been rendered more
serious by action and sentiment which
have seemed to me unfortunate.
(which party may gain most from
the unsettlipg which is going on is a
matter of less concern and reflection
than how the country and its people
may be Affected"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

The Philadelphia Press says: "a
bill las bten introduced in Congress to
prevent the sending of junksting CON-
mites to the funerals Of deceased
members of either house, and il ought
to pass" Correct. Before the meet
in, Of the next Con. ress there viii be .
good many deceased members-o Of the
lower house especially.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

The Ohio State Journal Republican,
says: " The great debate in the Senate
over the Presidents refusal to send 10
the papers concerning removals and
suspensions has already accomplished
its object" Well, yes, if the object
was to down EDMUNDs?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30
Mr.. Royall-Again.
Mr.. RoyALL writes us as follows
o ne Edi.or Of Me DtspatsA,

70 DE Editor Of the Dispatch.
Il was hardly fair for you 10 cut of the
head and the tail OF my letter Of this mora
ing without consulting me ~ 70 whether
Was willing for IL 70 appear In mutilated
form, but will not quarrel with you about
Ii. Lei " proceed 10 more material mat
The point intended TO make was this:
That the state OF Virginia had voluntarily
submitled 70 the Jurisdiction OF the su-
pFelpe Court, aud that she could not there.
lore febel against the decision IL bad made.
You rep,y that she simply asked the court
u decide csses that she had In no respect
that the suits pending there were ssits
nGsinss \. Z. (sfeenhow, and the State OF
Vlfginis was not named In tue records.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

The National Republican says
"Tters are to-day nearly seven mil.
lions Of colored people in this republic.
In every State Of the Union there are
colorsd citizens who are educated, who
possess = fair amount Of wealth. who
have good standing and influence. But
We notice that in the northern States
they never got any Of the Offices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

The Philadelphia North American
says: The general sentiment regard
ing Congress is a plague O. both the
houses. Oh, no; plague in both
the houses--EDMUNDs in the Senate
and BoUTELLE in the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

An exchange says: The slate in
dustry in the interior Of the State is en-
loving the benefits Of a vigorous BOOM"
But it is long time between now and
the next State election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30
ATTACHMENTS.

CENGER HALLE.-A SELECT
~ VOCAL and INSTRl MENTAL con
CERT and RECITATlON will be given at
SEOER HALLE on TUESDAY, March
30. 1856. al 5 O'Clock 7. NJ. for the benefit of
the SEWING CIRCLE or WEST MAIN
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. on which o.
casiOn the following talent Will appear
Mrs. Bertha Noelker- Richardson. Mrs.
Quarles Misses EbuIga and Hey, and MessrS.
Frank W. Cunningham, Greener, Hey.
Quarles Lockett BROTHERS. Mountcastle
Whittet and Penne!l BROTHERS IN solos.
duets. trios. and quartettes. Also. chorus
with elective orcheStration. Miss Celia
- Gle, The accomplished reader, will appear
in two observation-disclosures Psalm, by Eliza
beth Ingram Hubbard. and The Fate OF
Virginia. by 4. b. McCauley. Admission
% cents: tickets to be had OF Manly Il.
Ramos e CO., Walter u. Moses Il Co. mem
bers OF the church. and at the door OF the
hall. Mits Bette Lubbock, sOlOist and &C.
companist. Mr.. ii. W. Lubbock first viO-
lfnist and director NH 2S.2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

1.-THE German Parliament sits down
upon BISMARCK about seven times a
week nowadays; but we notice that
when the old man sits down upon the
German Parliament it remains down.
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To TRAVELLERS.
no. FOR EUROPE.-REPRESENT

no, FOR EUR0PE.-REPRESENr.
IL ING all first-class ocean steamship
lines, we are prepared 10 get the best &C
con M odatiops on the most reasoua BILE
terms. Eertns secured by telegraph, and
all arrangements made for parties before
starting. Railroad and STEAMSHIP D tickets
to all points in the United states aud
Europe. Sleeping and parlor-car accom-
n odations reserved. Passengers and bag
gage called for at hotels and private resi-.
dences for all ira ms and steamb boats lea wing
the city. Baggage checked to destination.
Agents on all trains TO attend 10 passengers
and their baggage Information cheerfully
given by letter or otherwise.
A. w. CARRIER.
Proprietor Richmond Transfer Company
and General Railroad and Steamship
Ticket ONCE. 1000 Main street.
NH 25-Th. Su&Tu3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

rsver trifie with what are called small
.,,,,,cnfs. Al disorder easy OF controi ~
at n neglected for few weeks may pe-
nnc,a : mortal disease. Be especially care.
mi not to let debility gain upon you, soa y -
,er The system. II you feel lapguid, inert:
ard 10 use q common expression, rs "
shsye was no life left In you. resort NJ once
w 5To-setter's stomach Bitters. That great
vssetabIe tonic will supply the vitality you
,yrenfly uaed. II Is nerve.food. by its
s ~ action the stomach is so invigorated
hat digeytion becomes regular. easy, per-
sert. willie It's mild cathartic properties re-
,,eye the bowels from distractions. and us
alteratiye operation beneficially affects al
the secretive organs. For the mlserles -.
they include almost every
unpleasant feeling that belongs TO physlcal
disease and mental wretchedness-tnls po-
tent tonic is certain and speedy Dairn'
NH 30-Tu. Th(w)&sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

Student: "Rer .fagit-the king
fees" Professor: ''In what other
tense can that form be made?" Stu
dent Perfect" Professor eyes,
and how would you then translate ? a."
Painful silence. Professor suggests
"bas." Student: "The king has feas. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

FOR rfteen years they have steadily
laiued In favor, and. with sales constantly
Increasing. have become the most popular
corset throughout the United states.
The quality IL warranted 10 wedT l0'oe
D long as ordinary COrsets. We nave Ialsiy
Introduced the Il and K n grades with Ere
ru Long Waist. and We eau furnish them
when preferred. ,,,.,
Highest awards from all the worlds great
airs. The last medal received IS for FIRST
Degree Of Merit. from the late Exposition
neld ri New Orleans.
While scores OF patents have been lound
sortnless, the principles OF the Glove-Flt'
ting have proved invaluable.
Retailer are authorized To refund money
4. on examination. these Corsets DO not
prove AS represented. , -
For sale everywhere. Catalogue free on
application. .xcnoyco
oc 10Th Su&Tu5m New forK.
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LIME, CEMENT. DC.

> S01 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
A,COf LAND LINE, Just arrived per
schooner Alfred Keen. for sale low. Fresh
BosENDALE. UNION, and imported
PORTLAND CEMENTs; CALoINED
SAND, CATTLE-H HAIR. SAVAGE FIRE
BRICK and CLAY In stock. Our popular
ANCHOR" LIME always on hard fresh.
WARNER MOORE,
foot OF Seventeenth street, south side OF
dock.
LUMP and GROUND PLASTER. sU
MAC, and BARK. NH as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

The Art Amateur for April is full OF
entertaining and useful matter. Pro-
fessional as well as amateur artists will
find it valuable. MONTAGUE MARKS,
editor and publisher, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30
WOOD AND COAL.

- P. LATHROP Il CO., COAL AND
De WOOD. Crown-Hlll Splint-lumy
and hail; superior Anthracite-egg, stove
chestnut, and broken sizes. Forest Pine
Wood-long. sawed, and split. Purchaser
can rely on getting clean. perfectly. pre-.
pared Goals. 3. p. LATHROP a CO.,
Seventeenth street ST Draw-Bridge.
Telephone -. nos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

"All the reasons assigned for secret
sessions Of the Senate are powerful ar
guments for letting in the light" By
all means turn on the lights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30
BRIEF COMMENT.

Now let Mr.. HOAR complete the job
by introducing bill to hold inQuests
upon the State courts.
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Personal.
INnERTAkEKS.

UTlLLIAM II. SUTH- q
w ERLAND 4 SONS. FUR
NIsHING UNDERTAKINGS. 72t east Main
.,rsai hatween seventh and Eighth, have
a large assortment OF SHROUpS: WOOD
and METALLIC CAskEIs, CASES' anu
cloth CAsKErs 81 low prices.
County and teles rapn orders promptly
attended 10 day or night. NH 21'eodsm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~.~raar1~F.rlr srl~-0rr 0sNafrANf- y n
M VICHY WATER.

Asagents OF this celebrated Mineral Wa
ter we receive fresh shipments at short IN
teryals. The French steamer which reached
New York last week has several cases on
board, which we shall nave in store the lat
ter part OF this week. The Water on hand
is also perfectly fresh, having arrived only
a few weeks ago.
nah 80 o. CRAM ~ W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

TUESDAY, MARCH BOTH,
and EVERY EVENING during the week
and DAILY MATINEESat 2:30 u. ~,
ENGAGEMENT OF the Charming Coincidence,
MISS EDITH SINCLAIR,
supported by an excellent company Of ar
tistic ability, in the new and continuous
laughter creating Musical Comedy In three
acts. written by FRANK DUMONT. entitled
4 BOX OF CASH,
retlete with songs, humorous dialogues, and
funny situations.
Prices OF admission, 10, %, and soc. Natl
nee prices Children under twelve years Of
age i5c., and adults 25c.-to any part OF the
house.
box. Office open from 10 A. NJ. TO p. VI.
for the sale OF reserved seats. NH Is
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
1920 ..1.'.S>-0~c
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.-A

~ book OF 100 pages. The best book for an
otherwise. IL contains lists OF newspa pers
and estimates OF the cost o. advertising
The advertiser who wants tospend one dol.
tar, rinds in IL the information he requires,
~ nv. ioi tnt,. y, .d.a.,,s1na .nhas,ar
indicated which viii meet his every require
ment or can be made to do SO by slight
changes easily arrived a. by correspond.
ence. One hundred and nfty-three editions
have been issued. Sent, postpaid, to any
p. ROwELI.& CO., NEWSPAPERADvER
TlsIN0 BUREAU. 10 Spruce street print
ing House Bausrs). New York.
DO 27-d.sw&wly
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

TWENTY-sECOND SEASON.
only first-class attractions engaged for this
house.
THREE NIGHTS,
commencing
THURSDAY. APRIL 1sT. and GRAND SA-
TURDAI MATINEE,
CHARLES &. MAUBURY,
supported by hissterling ORA matte company
in Frank IIarvcys great drama,
IHE WAGES OF SIN.
The moral is so sound that IL stands side
10y side with the most powerful sermon ever
heard ". \. Hrdid.
sale OF reserved seats At bOX-Oflice WE'D
NFSDAY MORNING . O'Clock. Telephone
467 NH 2S-4tt
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Ba6y C0JJTaG'eS.

our assortment is now very complete
every quality made We can furnish. We
show some styles not TO be found elsewhere
We sell our CARRIAGES az from TWO TO
TEN DOLLARS lower than others.
For BEST GOODS and LOWEST PRICES
c.llon LEVY & DAVIS,
NH q l0l7 and 1919 Nam street.
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nPAFNFSS ITS CAVSES AND

htAF NtSo, TIo NNVNNo ~
~ CURE, by one who Was deaf tweait
eight years. Treated By most of the ulf.t
speclslisis ~ the day win up benefit. '4.
himscy in three months. ani since il'u
hundreds OF Others by same process
plain. simple and successful hpn. rf''-
ment Address + :. PAGE is east Itt..
ty.sixth street. New York city.
fe 2s-Iu. Ih&sAtf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

3 0O0 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
%sOOO LAND LIME, daily expected
per schooner speedwell. for sale low from
a HSek siSes sis iRpPPhfs Il HbAN
ROsRNDALE, and PORTLAND CE.
MENTS: CALCINED PLASTER, COW.
HAIR, WHITE SAND, DOORS, SASH, and
BLINDS, and other BUILDING NATE
hiAA'' '' 1 ROBERT si wESpENsuRa.
sos Main aud 1907 and l40s Cary streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

Tho Chicago News says: 1--WE do
earnestly beg the judges Of the Unitsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30
fd- OLIVE OIL.

A few cases OF the FINEST OLIVE OIL
lust receiving direct from bordeaux and for
sale by
NH 80 OSCAR CRAM q W.
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pROt'tDs AIs.

CHESTERFIELD tOrtr'I. 't.
March Z5 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL bt
y received by the Board % su.,r,. Is I.,
Chesterfield county until
April. %. l-s6.
alto o'clock A VI. Tor
$4,000 FIRST Glass HAkp BRIO
free OF clinkers and ~ regaiar yfalr
size. and 20 be- delivered a. Chcs'ei
Courthouse OF or before Tue Isl day oi .
1883
The Board reserves the 2 gni 20 re.ec Odd.
and all bids
For further particulars apply to TIE
Of the County Cont .....
NH 20 273o 5i,Apt2 80 1lOl1-z -'N
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LECTURE.
HAPPY HOMES
IL AT SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CnIkCH.

II you wish to spend an enjoyable and
profitable time he sure and hear this Lee.
lURE TONIGHT and the SINGING by
Captain +. CUNSIgGHAM and Messrs. BAR.
KER, MOMENT. WOOD. and HALL.
OF Mr. LoBISGGEk's last lecture here the
DisDdtch said. This gentleman has ecent-
~ come among MS unheralded IN this depart
fnent Of literature, and his most intimate
friends were altogether unprepared for tue
rich intellectual treat that awaited them
and as be ranged from grave TO gay, from
lively 10 severe, be held the rapt attention
OF his hearers The lecture abOunded IN
"a lies OF Wit and humor. and the opinion
seemed TO be general that the ripe culture
and rare Versatility OF the speaker entitle
him 10 a front seat among popular lectu-
reTs.'
Admission 25 cents. Tickets for sale AT
the door.
Lecture begins at o'clock p. NJ
nh 30-lt
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I)ENNYROYAL

DENNYROYAL PILLS.-Clll.
l. CHESTER ENGLISH the giual
and Only genuine. safe and rC able. he-
ware Of worthless limitations. lui spensa'
bic To ladies'. AK yot r druggist fpr chi
CHkSItkS ENGLISH. tui take 40
other. or iuclose four cents .'ianI~ 'o ms
FOR particulars in letter hy re'iin MAJ.
Name paper. CHICHESTER 'HlNlt Al
co, 28l3 Madison square, fl air pllA
Pa, At druggists. Trade supp - by
Thornbury a Ramos. je j-~a ~uAIuly
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MILLINERY

MRS. L. B. MORRIS, sol 40,
WI BROAD STREET has Just re. JyxsXx
turned from New York with "a full
line OF MILLINERY. and she IL fully pre-
pared to MI orders AT the shortest notice.
NH 20 2t'
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AEINE. kiIkItD.

SEINE-THREAD - all NefHscn
~ numbers and qualities.
sou, Medium, sBd Hard Laid Nei.''
Twines; Seine-Lines le~ k!us' ,'iaF
Corkvood Leads Sc: Linen GIL -Nsiilns.
Haul. Seine Netting. and MluuoS N't'.i-f
OF our own manufacture; Flsherintn ..
Clothing and Rubber BoO;s. LONcs- Pf'e"'
guaranteed. .......,...., ,,,>s
.ornar seventsanth and krauk To- stfcgis
sole importers OF the celebrated Lluu
Brand selne-Thread, warranted 20 PC -.
lsfaction. Fyke-Nels hoOpSd ready "' w.
fe 26-tMh2e
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

THERE Is ON EXHIBITION AT
i No $40 east Broad street very IN.
teresting specimen OF humanity I'm the
shape OF a DWARF He halls from Wythe
county, where he was born and raised. lie
Is seventy eight years old, thlrty'one
inches high. and weighs twenty-eight
pounds. The exhibition viii continue one
week. mn 27-6t~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30
MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
MASONIC MOTTO E.-A IL
WI called meeting Of the stockhold w
ers OF the MASONIC TEMPLE ASSO-
CITATION will be held at the Office OF the
secretary on MONDAY, 5th OF April, 1856,
at g O'Clock l.. VI.
by order of the Trustees.
WILLIAM Il. ISAACS.
NH 2S secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-30

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yoUs system. Dyspepsia, Los, OF Appaf tr.
Nervous. and Sicl-iira laC.e Hrsr.aI
and General DEBILITY.
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Gates OF cures
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