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VI BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS

~ BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS
ADAM O zme, Of Mossgrsy; By Mrs. OIiphant. Am.
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A. Ssuford. Price Soc
The Life of ChsrIotte Bronts. suther NJ I'm.
Eyre. Shirley, Villeths. &s: BY e. C. 0ssks i,
of Mrs Broate, 7vols ! 30 Fo"a1
THE: Life and Public Services Of Or Lewis r. Linn
fer ten years Senator Of the United states from
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ILLUS rRATED School History of the o. STATE.
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GENERAL Atlas of the World containing seventy
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bounce French, Italian German, Russian Nor.
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The above, with great variety OF other Books ara
to be found at GEO NJ WESTE
my 1912 2doos from Post Office, I4th st.
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TO THE AFFLICTED
RICHMOND. May 18th, 1857.
This is to GRITTY that sny child was stfeted from
its birth, with BLOOD WHENN, directly over
the left eye We sought the advice of some o.
the most eminent Physicions but would not undo .
take to iive It tn H. But, having read the CO d
o. Dr.. Kahn, in the Dispatch, detern ined to give
him q trial of the c,se. And l am happy to say,
that in four weeks the child perfectly restored
without the use of knife or the less of drop II
blood / advise all persons afflicted in any way, to
call DR.. Kahn, now in the clifton House, in rear
OF Bslla de new Hotel DR.. KAHN proves to be a
worthy, intelligent and skilful Physician.
Respectfully, 10. MATHEW EAGAN
my 49,. 6t* Richmond, Va
a. Petersburg and Lyncbburs papers please copy
@EWe 'sWOOdiand Cream''--A pomade TO
BEAUrIFYING THE HAIR-highly perfumed. eno
to any French article imported, and for half the
prise. For dressing Ladies' Hair it has equal,
giving 1t bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gen
clemens Hair to curl in the most natural manner
1t removes dsndruf always giving the Hair the ap.
pearance of being fresh shampooed Price only fifty
cents. None genuine unless signed
FErRIDag Co, Propretors of the
balm Of Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists.
BENNETT, BEERS L Fisher,
NH I1--eod6m Agent for Richmond
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a. NoTIcE.-1he Truth is Powerful, and must
Prerail Il in former card, stated that intel ded
to give my friends customers, and the public geEe
rally the best of goods In my line. will now re-
peat it again. 1t 10 that which causes to 90 to
Europe to purchase the very best of materials that
the world can produce, to be manufactured here at
home by myself; and also to purchase the best and
latest styles of Ladies' and 0entlsmen's, Boys,
Misses and Children's BOOTS and sHOEs, Of eve.
~ description and of the very finest quality 1t has
not only been said by gentlemen OF Richmond who
are Judges of Food work and materials but by those
from Philadeph ia, New York, and Boston who were
in Richmond Last week. that they surprised to
find letter and finer work here than thew could in
their own cities. i must acknowledge that have
net sold any particular manufactured aoork for
twenty-five years; but that have been engaged in
the business for over TwEsTY-sIx YEARS, serving
IL years apprenticeship with Cook 4 Ryan, and
wh-n of age became co partner Of Mr.. Cook, and
continued be uetil lis death. Since that time
have been Alone say about Is years 20 consider
myself as coed judge OF Boots and Ehoes and 3ma-
terial of every description, any one and certainly
better than any who never served days appreu-
ticeshp at the business. ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes,
l27 Main street.
~ II any of the shoe houses of Richmond or
elsewhere wish the best Of materials ready made
work will import it for them at this same prices
that they and myself have bean paying the import
ing houses of the North. Ladies and gentlemen want
log any particular kind of Boot or Shoe, shall be
pleased to receive their ORDERS which shall receive
my beet attention. A. d.
my 10 d6t cit
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The Governorsbip Of Utah.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Dispatches have been
received from Major McCulloch, declining the Go
vernorship of Utah. Judge Drummord has not
been offered the position stated; but Dispatch
was sent to some Western man, whose name ia
officially concealed for the present. rendering 1t to
him. Recent information has caused 3 change of
policy towards the Mormons, the condition of that
country now being such as to require rigorous
measures Troops in large numbers will be sent
thither, probably under the command of General
Harpey The administration will lose no time in
bringing the Mormons to their Senses and
peace to the territory.
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~ Cancers and Tumors cured "

a Gamers and Tumors Cured without
CUrTING.-DR. d KAHN lste Of Philadelphia re-
spectfully cers his services to the citizens and the
public generally, for the cure of Cancers, Tumors,
Moulds Blotches ard all diseases of the skin. He
can also cure Secret Diseases.
he will remain in Richmond three months, and
can be found at his ofics the Clifton House, from
10 A. n. to p M.
Recommendation can be seen on application.
my l9.--dfm*
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Add,,ionaI by ,he AugIo.saxon.

A0o1tlOnal ny tuo AHStVsSdAOus
QUEBEC, May ls-The following additional
ne wa contained in the files by the Anglo Saxon, to
the 9th inst:
The Grand Duke Constantine continues to be
feted at Paris.
Baron Gross will proceed to China as the French
Minister Plenipotentiary.
SPAIN.
There are more rumors of discovered conspira-
| cies
The text of the Queens speech respecting Mex
| leo is over-"The diplomatic relations with the
| Mexican Republic have been interrupted by diplo
pomatic circumstances, but hope the interruption
will be but temporary TheMexican Government
and nation have already begun to prove that they
will not consent to couptenance these acts, rs COM
trary to justice and to humanity by allowing them
| to 20 unpunished and that they will not o5ge
Spain, to whom they are united by so many bands,
| to exact PREPARATION for such outrages."
SWITZERLAND.
The text of the project for the settlement of the
Neufchatel difficulty has been published. The
| substance of it was previously known.
ITALY.
The Sandman Chambers are debating proposal
to remove the arsenal from Genoa to speryzia.
The Pontifical government has further reduced
| the duties on textile fabrics.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-Ths Brokers' Cir
cular states that the Liverpool cotton market was
firm, and generally unchanged. The salss of the
taken on speculation and for export The following
are the gu otatious: Middins Orleans 7ki; mddlinS
Mobiles asd@7td. do Up'aLds7sd.
LlvsRPooL BsEADs1uFFs AARKET--The circu.
lar of Nesssrs Richardson, Spencer Co quotes he
Liverpool adstus Market steady, at slight higher
prices for all description. Wheat was I'd per bushel
better For -four holders were demanding an ad.
vance of 10 Corn quiet at prices about Cd higb
or The weather was cold and dry. The following
are the quotations: Red hea. 8s09s; white 9.09s 9d
Weutern canal -four, 29s0S0'; Philadelp.is AMI Bal
more SOs0Sls Ohio. s2s0S2s 3d. mixed corn, S4s 9d0
SIS; yellow, So. Cd; white, SIS Sd,
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.--.The Liverpool
provision market was generally quiet. Beef was
quiet and firm Polk dull. Bacon dull. Lard heavy
at 65s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET -.-Ashes were gen.
crafty quiet for both pots and PEARLS pearls 40s Resin
firm at Is lld05s Spirits .urpent!ns steady
at S3s13as
LONDON MONEY MARKET.--The London money
market generally unchanged Consos for money
9S4 095s
AMERICAN SEcuRITIEs.--The London Times of
the 9Th reports sales of Illinois Central Railroad Hs
1875 81 do Is of 1875 at 9ot do $50 paid 49, 0Ta
Western Railroad, Canada, 24402is; Grand Trunk
Railroad, of Capads, 663 067
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AAA r s,EETISG Of The
@&. meeting of the member. Of
S@-s-S~-th the Union rro,tips Club
will take place at the Ballard House. THIS EVEN
ING, at Soclock. Every member 10 expe otsl to be
present election Of off GERS viii tske place.
G. H. MILLER, Proprietor.
Ii the weather 10 .nclement, the meeting will not
tske place until the next fair evening thereafter at
the sa~s ht ur. my 20.-lt*
L1AaW an YORK RIVER RAILRO1D.
Il CONTAINING 256 ACRES, II MILES 8E-
Low RICHMOND, FOR SALE-.We are author
lied BY Mr. Philip Watkins, to sell the Farm cal,sd
acres, of which two.thirds itch Chickahominy
Meadow; about Is are In herds grass. and this
greater portion of the open land has been i'm proved
.:t Of DWe NJ Hou.s stories Rish contsinios
rooms besides the usual out huiidipea
There il fine spring within $50 yards ofthe dwell
ing. and tho whole farm 10 we'll wstered The neigh
The farm lies abe ut " miles East of Richmond
near The Williamsburg Stage Road and within three.
fourths Of mile Of the contemplated depot Of said
Mr.. jas H. Watkins. or Mr. Thomas Carter, re-
siding near the farm. will show the same to persons
to purchase o g. Hs aIses
'p ny aS-a.w4w Richnond. Va.
CABBAGR PLANTS FOR sALE.-Per-
~ sons whs want Cabbage Plants, by spplying ct
Bench No. Old Market, may obtain any quantity
q the following varisiieE Early York Large York,
Early Flat Dutch, English Drumhsad. Also, any
ROARDING-Thcr IL new vacaat at the
- Capitol House second door below the corner Of
Main and 9Th streets 9ns very desirable large size
Chamber. first floor, throe windows ftortins South
The Store under the Capitol Houae 10 for rent Pos
session given on the 10th Of July next
SOLk LkAIHkR---40O side. ier ..ie 81
~ my J. = 9. B. DAVENPORT.
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SuicidA

LocKPoRT, New York, May 1s.-Levius Brown.
Esq of this place committed suicide Yesterday
morning, by cutting his throat He was forty.six
years old and unmarried
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~ NAILs!-For imparting to the finger nails
billianoy, lu.tre and beauty, FoNTAINE's CREAM OF
WILD FLowERs will be found the most pleasing
and effectual article in use. Sold by al, Druggists
.odst w PETERSON, Wholesale Agent.
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The Ohio Mt Pi,tshura]

PITTSBURGH, May 18.-The river is still in fra.
rate order. The depth of water in the channel to-
day Is eight feet eleven inches. and there is pros.
pect of more rain and further RISE
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New Publication.

The Sermons of Archdeacon Trench, before the
University of Cambridge, the receipt of which we
recently acknowledged, are, in strength Of thought
and force OF expression, among the model sermons
Of lineage, and would have done honor to the Eng
hsh pulpit inas best days. The style is plain and
unambitious, but chaste and luminous, and the
thoughts are mighty, awful thoughts, that quietly
~ they are uttered, seize the understanding with
resstless power. and stir the heart TO its lowell
depths.
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q Notice 1.-The Annuai Meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Clover Hill Railroad Company
DAY, The &c h day of May 1881, at O'Clock, P. M.
my Iy-dtd d. 8. WOODBRIDGE, Treas.
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" Auction Notice Tho attention of the
Trade Hotel keepers and Citz in general 10 invi-
ted to our sale of Plated Wsre Castors Fancy Goods
Clocks &c &c this tTussdsy) morntns at our sales.
room, up stairs, comm sncing at 10 o'clock.
nv 9-lt LARUS & SHINE.
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JML Scoyi, founder and chief proprietor OF
the Scovill Manufacturing Company, of Waterbury,
Connecticut died in that village on Saturday even
ing last
Rev Tinlow, of Pennsylvania, has accepted
the psstorship of the I'd Presbyterian Church, IN
Alexandria, Va
Miss Maggie Mitchell is playing to crowded
houses at Providence, r. l.
The wife of Bishop EARLY, of Virginia, died In
Lynchburg on Sunday last.
A little son, years old, of Meredith Upton, was
drowned in Monroe county, Virginia, last week.
In Litchfeld county, Conn, ice formed Sunday
night to the thickness of a sixteenth of an inch.
Judge Cook, of the Circuit Court of Hopkins
vile. KY, died last week
Bishop Elliott, of South Carolina, was at ma
tauzas Cuba, on the 9th inst
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~ Ladies, Fair..--The Ladies' of the
Grace Street Baptist Church will hold FAIR the
present week at the store Broad street, second
door below Broad Street Hotel, and sscond door
above The corner Of 9th street.
The FAIR will begin this tMONDAY) evening a. g
O'Clock PM my l8-d3t*
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e PORTRAITS in neat cases, beautifully colored
aud put up in a manner to fade, for 81 cents at
TYLER Co.'s Gallery, same as others charge 81
for
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The Sonora FIJI

The Sonora Fiiiihu1ters all Shot,
NEW ORLEANS May 15.-Mexican advices stste
that the Sonora filibusters were all shot on the
9th inst, and that the country was row quiet.
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TPoRTRAITs taken well in rainy as in clear
weather by the new invocation of TYLER Co.,
which makes three at once.
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w PORTRAITS by the Steam Picture Company
taken quicker, better, and cheaper than elsewhere
40 daily at 1879 Main street, TYLER &!Co.
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THE AMERIc AN FrLLIBusTERs In
telegraphic dispatch In another column announces
that ifty Americans were shot At caoofca, IN .ne
State Of Sonora, Repablic Of Mexico, on the I'D
inst. The following particulars OF their capture
are received by Mexican papers to the Isl INST;
The arst of April, q body Of the National Guard
rraar Cant Rodriguez. met at the village OF "a
s.ss ~. administers who entered the State OF 80
80. bv vay of Sonoyta. The hltbusters bad
vi, al upou The village. The Guards attacked II
s;norousIv. In the first onset, Capt Rodriguez
al MORALLY wounded. Capt Cra6b also was
wonnded and eight of his men killed. The Guards
however finally succeeded In getting possession
of the church, which proved an advantageous po-
sitop.
On the % the fIbusters found themselves In
possession of two houses 10 face of the church but
surrounded by force of $50 to 800 men. Things
remained In this condition about four days, the
Souorisns meanwhile strengthening themselves.
On the evening Of the 9th one OF the houses 10
possession Of the flibusters WAS fred The hamf
communicated ra pdly TO the other and In half en-
hour both the buildings were in blaze. An attack
was also made upon the besieged from without,
and, among other things, two barrels OF powder
belonging to the fllibusters exploded doing dread
full execution Finally, they surrendered al diss
erection. The number of prisoners was ffty nine,
and among them Capt Crabb himself. Twenty
four rifles and some munitions also fell into the
hands of the Sonorians, and were to be sno' Oh
the following day
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~ Mechanics, Building Fund Associs.
TON An adjourned setting of this Association will
be held At Saunders Hall. on "WEDNESDAY EVE
MING goth inst at o'clock. A full attendance Ii
desrs I'D.
my 19 ut Eo. MCCARTHY, Sec'y
nlaca
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ARNIVEKs AIRY PARTY.

ARNIVEKeA AIRY PARTY. GA
H THE IN
W"RICH MOND JUNIOR BIZ U Il !" h1A
WILL CELEBRATE THEIR FIRST Anniversary,
BY A PARTY,
TO BE GIVEN AT
CORINTHIAN HALL,
On TUESDAY,, May 26th, 1897,
And respectfully invite their Honorary and ContIi.
butng Members and friends to unite with thsm
MANAGERS:
CAPT. HARVEY A DUDLEY,
Lieut. Geo. w. Lindsay. Ensign H. B. Tompkins,
C. Purcell Bigger, Corp Buah r. Patton,
Stephen d. Yanoey, VIM A. Grffin,
G.. K Crutctfield, Jr Vim. O. harvie,
's' VIM. Il. Moors, Private Jno. 8. Austin. sim
VIM. H. Wesigsr, " VIM. II. C. Smith.
e TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. IA
~ TICKETS can be procured of the following
Committee, and them alone:
CAPT. HARVEY A. DUDLEY,
Lieut. g. w. Lindsay, Corp. II. F. Patton,
q q. < < c1a.ositield. Jr, y. s asrvie,
Ensign d. B. Tempkins, {" z e. Depris.t,
Private J. 8. Austin.
a. Entree March at 8 O'Clock.
INV 90 6t~
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FIRST BOOK FOR CHlLDREr.-We have receiv
Cd copy Of 'VAuaHE's ABEcEpARIAN," or, Hrs
book Tor children. The author is Mrs. s A
Vaughn, and 1t ia published In neat style. by J. w
Randolph, III, Main street, Richmond, Va.
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wPoRTRAIT of the Bear Woman on exhibition
at TYLER & Co.'s Gallery.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.


HALIFAX. May 19.-Ths steamer NIAGARA ar.
rived here to-day, with dates from Liverpool TO
the 9th inst.
The Queens speech IN references to Central
American affairs. merely says neso"Puons WIZ
Honduras are yet unsettled
Ali the main stipulations OF the treaty concluded
at Paris have been executed, and there are hopes
that the rest win be speedily accomPlIshsl
Negotiations with Prussia and switzerland 10
relation 10 the Nsufchatel difficulty are drawing
10 close.
Lord Elsin n endowed with powers to adjust all
the Cbnese difficulties, and will be backed by the
army and navy to enforce terms II necessary.
The treaty between her Majesty ana the Snan
Of Persia was signed at Paris on the Ain.
The treaty relative to the Sound Dues mas been
settled. There was no opposition In either House,
to the address
is reported that the British East Indi. Com;
papy will place fleet under COMMAND Oh AomnA
Seymour, in the China Seas
FRANCE.
The French government has Suspended the out
fit Of troops for China.
great Improvement in specie in the Bank OF
France Is announced.
Spain Is disturbed by indications of revolt. Inc
city of Malaga has been placed IN state OF seige'
Seven vessels of war with troops are under orr
ders for Cuba.
IIt lis reported that Sardini n will early resume
diplomatic relations with Austria.
PERSIA.
Farther hostties are reported. The British
captured the city of Mohanmerah, the Persians
sustaining a great loss Of men. ammunition and
stores The Persians had also been driven from
their position before Aherase with great loss.
1t is reported that the Russian minister at rene
ran is endeavoring to persuade the Shah to with
hold his assent to the ratification of the treaty.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton advanced I'd. Stock import 496. 900 bales
including 800, 600 American.
Breadstaffs-An qualities slightly advanced on
the continent and at Liverpool. Ohio Flour 32s0
32s 3D. others unchanged since the Anglo saxon
sailed Red Wheat 8s 3d09s I'd; White 9s09s Cd
Mixed Corn 35s; others unchanged.
Provisions heavy. Common Rosin Is 1ld05s
lid. Spirits of Turpentine unchanged.
Consos, for account, 941.
THE LATEST.
Advices from Dresden announce the ratification
of the treaty of the Shah.
The London Times city article Of Saturday
morning says "the funds have entirely recovered
from the sudden and unexpected depression Of
Yesterday"
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IL Truman A. Parker. successor 70 X.
and g. Whitfield. whoiesa end retsil dealer to
Shingles. Mshossny and Lumber Of every descriF.
ton Ofc. and yard corner Of Cary and 10th streets,
Richmond, Va. my 19.-d6m$
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MARRYING OcEANs.-While we Of the Western
World are rejoicing over the union of the waters
Of the Atlantic with those Of the Pacific. almost
equally stupendous enterprises are engaging the
attention Of the people Of the European world
The last Paris mail brings glowing account of the
connection Of the Atlantic At Borpeaux with the
mediterranean u Cette, by railroad three hum
drsd miles In length, RAINING the whole distance
through ono Of the most fertile regions Of France.
The opening Of this magnificent line Of railways was
ssssSsssd u the ancient city Of Toulouse with The
most spisndid esrenonisls The road runs nearly
W whoas extent parallel 70 the old Riguet canal
M ~ influence upon the development of the south
q Europe can scarcely be estimated.
usss, b incorrect.
wssssssal 3 H@ssy, oas Of the bslisvers IN the
Ian. = NsW maven, on tne
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~ Genteel Furniture for sale nj Auc-
TIon. Attention 10 requssted to my sale OF MIR.
Prices Housed hold and Kitchen Furniture Hot Air
| Furnace, &c, This Morning. eommsncingst 0o'slk,
i on 9Th between Main and Cary streets.
mv2O THOMAS w KEESEE, Auot
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DfkD,

On Tuesday sorning. the 18th inst MAk9AkET,
Ssuahtsr Of Br dget and the lane Edward Mekenps,
.se6 2 years, 5 months ann days.
Ths fnsnds ID acqusnssnsss Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral On Wsdnesday, st 10
o'clock, from 81. Psssf's tCstheIie) Cathedral
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Snow IN MAY.-Snow was falling on the Blue
Ridge Mountains yesterday morning - 'n' COZ
or Richmond came over.
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| ~ Special Notice -Chss. +. Wortham
Co ee'f attention to their sale of Sugar and Moss
ses, Tbs MORNING, at IL o'clock, ct the lower
| 1heds ON the Dock my 20 1T
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1..,, Niah, = Mr.. fo.rs.,

Laal Niaht - Mr. fOsFtst
Tonight 10 set apart at the Theatre 1oe NJ.
Forests benefit The play \ MssamorA, and
coupled with the fact hat Il is-as We fssi war.
ran,ed in sayins-ths last appearance Mr. f..
win ever make In Richmond, win insure crowded
house Those attending would do well to sscurs
seats In the morning.