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SHAW, BULLARD a co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Burt Block, Water Street, Fast Saginaw.
Avery large stock Of everything in tho line
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FOR SALE.

O0O TOWN LOTS, in salna Prices low,
OOO terms easy.
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MP NIX a WII,KIN,

RHA N n VI. w lItAiNs
Merehant 8 Tailor, and dealer in Cloths, Cloth
ing, and Cientlemen's Furnishing Goods Sd
store from corner, Exchange Block,
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FRED A. KCEHLER,

Blacksmith and general operator in iron and
steel, ruscola street,
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LUTHER BECKwIrH q JAS. r.. COOK.
Attorneys and CounsellOrs at Law and Solicitors
in Chancsry, Office over Wilkins& Co.'S Store,
Water street. BAY CITY, MICH.
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE,

WILLIAM N. LITTLE,
I Exchange, Block, East Saginaw, Michigan, corner
Genesee and Water Streets.
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Il. w. cARLIsLE q co.

Tanners, Wholesale and Retail dealers In Hides,
Leather and Findings, corner Water and Ius-
cola Streets, East Saginaw, Michigan, Cash
for Hides and Pelts
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II. MARKS,
Dealer in Hats, Caps Furs and Skins, Ready
Made Clothing Gloves, &c. Opposite Ban
croft House.
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A. H. MERsHoN,

Manufacturer Of pump logs, faucets, 30. Salt
Blocks furnished to any extent desired, on
fair terms. Office at New Planning Mill, Wa
tor street,
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WILLIAM q. DIETZ,

Builder and Superintendent of Buildings, Frank
lin street, between Genesce and German.
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II. r. PROCTOR.
l.. c. sToRRs q CO..
II. 7. MERsHON.

BLISS, JAMES & CO.,
Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Rents 4 Shoes. etc. Commercial Block.
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FOR SALE.

L II Railway, In Salina. Price $500. ~
Il THATCHER.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12
JUNE, 1895

DRAILRoAD, in Connection with the New
and Powerful Upper Cabin Steamships Detroit
and T" Milwaukee,"
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FOR SALE.

rfn rsr FOR SALE ,,f-
TTcUSE and Lotion Mackinaw street, salina,
IL convenient to Street Railway; lately owned
by b. Smith. Price 81 ,o00.
L. THATCHER
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in pronunciation of other LANGUAGES. The test
was most varied and searching, and lett no
doubt on the minds of those present as to Mr..
Bells success. Various remarkable cases of the
ease with which the system enabled the pro
nunClation Ct foreign language to be taught
were also related The letters OF his alphabet
were not shown to the audience by Mr.. Bell.
In addition TO its use in teaching pronuncia.
ton. the alphabet in the opinion of the few who
have examined IL, will be eminenty suited for
telegraphic purposes IL Is a phonetic system
which the most different peoples can make use
of and understand; and for telegraDhiC wires
solve the problem which is found 80 troublesome
on our lndoEuropean line. To the science of
comparative philology its services will perhaps
be most striking. It has long been the despair
of philologlsts, to devise an alphabet which
would represent the sounds of any and all Ian
euages for the purpose of cOmparison-an alpha
bet which might become common one for ira
vellers and missionaries exploring new regions
or learning new lanNlages, az well as for philo-
logical Swans ThM desideratum seems now
supplied, and if the alphabet can be generally
adopted, il provides the means OF stereotyping
all the existing languages on the earth for the
purposes OF comparison and history.
INSECT LEAVES.
NJ. Vandal, Postnaster-G General has presented
theJardin d'Acclimatzaton with three specimens
OF the most extraordinary natural curiosities,
called fly leaves or insect leaves. These singular
creatures belong to the grasshopper tribe, and
bear an exact resemblance to the leaf OF the
gayaya trce, on which they feed, not only in
form, but In color. Certain parts of the insect
are of a rusty brown, which precisely comedies
with the tint of the branches of the gayava, and
even the claws or feet of the insect are provided
with follacious pedicles which are of the same
form as the leaves oil the tree. A single living
specimen reached England some years ago. The
three now at the Jardin d'AcclimatiZation we're
brought from the Seychelles Island by NJ. Ber-
theiin, who gave them to the Postmaster
General.
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NoMoRE CoNsUMPTIQS.
GRlMAULTS SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITE

This new Medicine is a sovereign remedy In phthsis
and oher diseases of the lung promptly removes an
night cease and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his
b ealth.
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NO MORE PovERTJ. OF TIE BLOOD AND PALE
49, Al 49, W - SOMPIEXION - . -,HA-

DIR, IERA AS PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
This new terTpfnous medicine contains the elements
of the blood a bones and Iron in liquid state II Is
dderent iron all hitherto offered to the public Is loud
coofiess tdd tasteless II speedily cures chlorosls
pans in stomach, difficult digestion, dysmenorrhea,
he aejorty of the Academies of Medicine of Paris
recomend the phosphate of Iron to Ladies of delicate
co3htution suffering from anemia and all other per-
us iatieued rom oyer anxiety, nervous emotions,
yverWork general debility, and poorness OF blood.
IL is the only preparation which causes consu
patton and can be borne by the delicate
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Insurers in this Company have the ditional guaran-
tee of the CAPITAL STOCK all paid up IN CASH
which, together with CASE ASSETS, now on hand
amount to
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EREN OH MEDICINES IN VOGUEI
BY GRIMAULT & CIE.,
Chemists to H. F. II. Prince Napoleon,
as RUE RICHELIEU PARIS.
NO MORE COD LIVER OIL.

NO MORE COD LIVER OIL.
GRIMAULTS SYRUP OF lODlZED HORSE
RADISH.
This syrup Is employed with the greatest success, In
place OF COG Liver OIL which IL is infinitely SUPERIOR
1t diseases of the chest serofu a, ymphatlc dis
orders green sickness, muscular atony, and loss Of
appetite 1t regeneraes the constitution by purifying
the blood, and is IN word, the most powerful depura
tive known 1t never agues the stomach and bowels,
ana Is administered with the greatest efficacy Young
Chi dTen, subject to humOuTs, obstruction OF the
glands At last it is very ecacous in the diseases of
the skin
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c=.seF9 A REDUCTION OF TWENTY-FIVE
g'per cent, from Sl25 to 5000 less upon each
Instrument than our Regular Schedule Prices
Desiring TO reduce our large stock Of superior and
highly improved richly finished seven octave Rosewood
PIANOS. previous to the removal TO store,
Girard Row, No 1903 Chesnut street, have concluded
10 offer them at the actual 10 manufacture and
war.
These instruments have been awarded the highest
premiums at all the principal exhibitions ever held in
this country with numerous testimonials from the first
artists in America and Europe. They the lead
ing Pianos, and are sold to all parts OF the world
Persons desiring TO purchase frst-class Plano, at
greatly reduced rates, should not ia TO avail them
selves of this opportunity. Circulars of the regular
schedule price, With precise of the STYLES of
Pianos can be had at the waIeroOms, and, appica
SCHUMACHER d co.,
WareroOms.
4G2ltrp No. 1921 CHESNUT Street.
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The LATE SAMUEL p. MITCHELL.-At o
meeting Of the Vestry of Grace church the
following proceedings were had, to WIT:
While as. friends we mourn the death OF
our fellcw-yestryman Samuel P. Mitchell,
his peculiar relations and services to the
church call for an appropriate acknow-
Judgement, and Q recorded tribute TO his
memory. BY his exertions and lberaiity
and Christian zeal Grace church was
erected and dedicated to the service OF
God. Since its organization, he faithfully
labored With us in the performance OF the
duty of yestryman-always ready, mos
tentatiously, but earnestly, to aid In every
rood work. i While In private life his vir-
tues and bis devotion to duty were made
more conspicuous by the ornament OF q
meek and quiet spirit, and in all the reia-
tions to society his days have been ful OF
usefulness. Yet We desire to perpetuate
especially his labors Of love In behalf OF
his church and congregation as vestryman,
and In his office Of treasurer.
Resolred, That copy Of the foregoing
be furnished his family, and be spread on
the records Of the church. &a
Resolved, That the Southern Ch,uchnsa''
and the city papers be requested 70 pub
W. D. GIBSON, Senior Warden.
". B. Isddcs, Recorder.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

40 DIRECT PARIS lNPORTArION.-Now
"a and ON exhibition for Few days only ~
a BARdAMIN, Jr., Main street, near
- the celebrated LoCoxoTlVK CAFk-
TisRE CoMPLETE PLEASURE TRAINS, CON.
- Of PIRR.rRooF PORCELAIN PAINT.
ST.'I 80 IIss,coMoTrvE COFFEE POT. TENDER. and
rIp-FlRE dILT-ALL on WHEELS, with CUPS
.nss.UcgRs. pEcANTER and GLASSES, cioAR-
HOLDER, etc, all complete. for the table or draw.
,as room the came - that presented 70 Js6.
psvi.; the finest piece Of parlor mechanism,
raking the'mos, delicious csfse In few minutes.
Ladies are particularly requested TO examine the
most exquisite specimens Of art, the celebrated
CERAMIoUE FLOWERS. the most perfect and nm.
f,a,nS reproduction Of Natures wonders. Also,
ne latest modern invention, the ROTARY PAR
LOB FREEZER, which freezes cream In three
minutes, WITHOUT ICE. Ladies are especially In.
rted TO see the ls,es, wonders OF Parisian art.
no la-S a4g.s
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MATCH GAME.-We give below the
scorings of an animated match game which
was played between the Union and Olympic
Clubs on Saturday last. This game was
not of the average Of those played by the
Union Club, in consequence of the ab-
sence of their "playing nine." The
Olympics play sharp game, however, and
in another season will compete with our
oldest clubs. Exciting games will be played
between the Union, Mechanics, and Pas
time Clubs during the coming week. at
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OLp VIRGINIA INyEyrIoN.-One of Al

OLD VIRGINIA INyENTIoN.-One Of Ar
nails Cookie, Garlic, and Smut Sepsrators
will be on exhibition at Taliaferro b Co.'s,
corner Sixth and Byrd streets, this and to-
morrow afternoon between the hours Of Q
and 5 o'clock I'M. Mr.. William u. Ar
nall, Jr., who has this machine on exhibi-
tion, claims that it will more efectually
separate extraneous substances from whest
than any machine known for the same pur-
pose. The patent Of this machine bears
date 18th of June, 1866; was invented and
patented by Mr.. William NJ. Arnall, ST.. Of
Rappahannock county, Va.
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DISEASES OF THE BYE AID kAR.-Dr. 0sfdnei
formerly Of London, England, oculiss and auS,ss
operator on the eye and ear, respectfully infosns
the citizens Of Rieh viii be again sttns
Ballard House-otaee, parlor ~, nfst foor-on non.
day, November lsth, TO Thursdsy the nd. Ansr
that time, monthly, Of which due notice wan %
given. once hours from A. u. tosP.A Ana
can be consulted on deafness, noise Ia the hsse'
cstsrh disoh srsss from the ear, scales IN Ne
accumulston Of WAX In the saz, obsssuotion o. "
eustachian tube, and all acute or chronic diseess
Of the ear and air passages Artificial syss ID.
serted without pain, and perfectly resembling ne
natural eye. Operations for sstsysct, ssfebAmas
or cross eye, artificial pupil, ks., skilfuly per-
formed, and all diseases Of the eye and ear
and every operation In sursl and opfhalmis ssH-
gerry, performed by Or. GARDxEB. Prineipai ones
a. west Fortieth street, New York. Rsfsfeneess
testimonials, 30. Send for cirenisr. Ases -
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TRIALS IN THE HUsTINGs CoURT.-We
have been furnished the following list OF
trials in the order In which they will come
during the present session of Judge Lyons's
Court by Mr.. Sturdivsnt, Commonwealth
Attorney. The attention of counsel, wit
nesses, venirsmen, and others interested, is
called to the list, and they are requested
to be present punctually Tuesday, goth
November-Commonwealth against Alex
ander Dunlop, John Smith, Francis Smey,
and R. l.. Bohannon; Wednesday, Dist
Commonwealth against William Henry
White, in three cases, and Elizabeth john
SON; Thursday, 22d = Commonwealth
against Emmett Peroe, and George Saun-
ders Friday, 23d-C Commonwealth against
Johanna Suvillan, and James Q. Smith
Saturday, 24th-Commonweslth against
John Hendricks, Major Thomas, and Au-
gustus Chastang; Monday, 26th-Com-
monwealth against Henry Woodson,
Charles Black, and Octavius Randolph.
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JuDaE LYoNs's CoURT.-This court met
yesterday for its November term. and dis
posed of considerable amount of civil
business. The Grand Jury, consisting OF
the following-named gentlemen, was duly
empanelled, viz: Messrs. John Purcell
(foreman), John E. Womble, Robert A.
Paine, D. N. Jones, George W. Gretter,
James L. Apperson, G. W. Purcell, Will
liam Beers, William Holt Richardson, AM
brose Carlton, Corbin Warwick, George I.
Booker, William J. Yarbrough, William S.
Donnan, Samuel Putney, Isaac Davenport,
Jr., Charles G. Ellet, Charles p. Word,
James G. Brooks, Alfred Moses, and G. F.
Watson. Having been sworn, they retired
and returned with true bills Of indictmentfor
felony against the following named parties
Richard L. Bohannon, Alexander Dunlop,
John Hendtick, Elizabeth Johnson, Frances
Loney, Emmett Peroe, George Saunders,
John Smith, James G. Smith, Major
Thomas, Henry Woodson, and William
Henry White in three cases. The jury
were then adjourned until Thursday next.
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/, GoDEY's LADY's BoOK.-The December
number of this Magazine has been laid on
our table by J. Wall Turner, Governor
street, Besides Its usual well-sssorted
fashion plates, &c., being "holidsy num-
ber," It will, Of course, be sought after BY
all the little folks as well Is the ladies.
Go to Turner's all ye husbands and fathers,
and carry home your vesand daughters
a COPY Of it.
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ga DAEeERous PLAY.-Y yesterday morning
two negro boys were stoning each other on
Broad street between Fourth and Filth |;
one of them vas struck on the aide Of his
head With brickbat, which inflicted .
severe cut over the eye. This kind Of play
may be funny for these urchins, but II is
rather dangerous to be indulged IN. ~
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-, MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
: MINIATURES ALHANAC--novsnRsa - Il
sun rises..,...,.,. Le4I Moon set. ts.,,..:....S.I
3un sets............. as High tide, p. N.....S.S
popT op PTCHrOND Noy..ss. n.


& nt ARhIyHD. 5jsH RsB .fancp
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York, nsrhAn@
disc and passengers, @. r. WataCn.
steamer Hsitsrss, Alexander. nsy York, nsf-
Steamer state OF Maryland. Trsyers, BslMnssvs
msrchandi9s and Pesssnssrst y, Z. "; C9yns.
chandiss and passsnges. =. 3. Tatan. N&as hrs
rs..r sAILHD. ~ hue fttgtsg ..,F
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York, msrchsadiss
and passenger, q. y. watson sta f--.acsiit -
Steamer Hatterss, Alexander, New Yogk,fnsr-
chandise and palsengers, 3. Ayres Go. n
Steamer Ge0rgssnna, REseQens honotks 1eS-
ehandise and passengers, L. b. Tstum. go ~
e3 4stabsi ~ NYMonANDA. ~ ~ ~
Nrw YoRK. November S.--Aryiyed. schoonsrs-
d. L. Sturges, Willie, and y. French, Lppinso0;
all fYOm viYQinfo. -N at-t5-f1 " .Aiftst A&tffA
BALfinoau, gMoyenbsg gle.--Aniveds schoonss
Montans, Parker, from Richmond. :, .....
3tA 81 By rHLIaRAPR. - ~ t9e1i'ei't
NEW YoxK, November ls.--Yhs Akanerie AnA
Valley City, from Richmond. have arrived.
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T For THE PEXITESTIARY.--Nr. Barham,
skeriR Of Surry comfy, arrived hero last
key6uiasl % 4lie steamer John Sylvester,
hsyiag ii htss charge Abner Boyd, negro
.ightsse yssEs Ga sentenced en- ss,.s.,.e :. es
o. tt,pH ysSrS ior Ssssdns. a.
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DEAD CHILD FoUND.-On Saturday last
the body of male child, about three
weeks old, was found in Haryey's woods,
near the reservoir, about mile west Of the
city, It's head and neck showed marks Of
violence, being very black, while the rest
.of. the body was white. On Sunday an In
uuest was held over the body by Squire
Hendrick, constable, and the verdict rem
dered was TO the effect that the child came
TO It's death by violence at the hands Of
some person unknown. sai egst'asas
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RAISING TIE BAaGEs.-The sunken
barees In the dock are now being raised BY
contract. One of them, Sbout lilo feet
iopr. Is now being raised near the lock
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Flys caught Olympic, 4; Union, T.;
Passed balls. Olympic, 10; Unions. ~.
Time Of gsme.-Three hours and forty minutes,
Umpire. Raymond D. Edwards, Of Psstims.
Scorers.-James n. Mead, Of Union; 4, =.
Of Olympic.
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80 EsclYyp,-On Saturday last . prisoner
named Poipdexter, charged with forgery,
escaped ffom custody, and Is now 6 isrge.
.Ho MS being carried from the Husttnga
Court down 20 the jail. 4ees
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TuAxKs pRox ST.. PAraIcK,s FArR.-The

THANKS FROM ST. PArRICK's FAIR.-The
ladies of ST., Patrick's Fair desire to re-
turn their thanks to Captain Corke ~, Of
the Spotswood, for liberal donations OF
good things during the season OF the fair.
Captain Corkery is Q generous gentleman,
and never fails TO display his generosity
when an opportunity, offers. The fair
closed last night, and we are glad TO hear
that the ladies have met with success IN
their good work. seA 81
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LOST. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

STRAYED'OR STOLEN FROM THE
u Rowe, In Charles City county, on the
night Of the Ieth, BAY MARE MULE, IN
about thirteen and . half or fourteen A4,.
hsnds high stout built, with left thigh much
rubbed bS trass chain Had on when stolen a
chain halter with leather head-stall ] viii give
t1enty dollars for recovery of the mule IL found
in Chsries City II beyond thirty dollars and one
hundred dollars for dstsetton Of q ste this1 sGpp
Thu Rowe, near Wilson'S Landing,
~ ao st James river.
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y - ~ II = III IL = 20 IL
LOCAL MATTERS.

VIRorSfaSsArs,AsMcULFURALSocrErY
At q called meeting Of the Executive Com.
mittee of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society, at the Ballard House, on Monday
evening the 10th Of November, 1866, pre-.
sent Willonghby Newton, President Rich.
ard Irby. william Oserton, William T
Scott, r. W. N. Noland, and John r. Gar.
nett. John r. Ednnunds, Esq, was unani.
mously elected eighth vice president ol
the Society, and took his seat as member
of the Executive Committee. Mr.. William
M. Tate was Also unanimously elected /
member of the committee to I'll the vacan.
Cyl occasioned by the death Of Mr.. Colin
Stokes. -. Y. rg,, Is.fza. .y;.s..r5l 81 t..
A letter from Mr.. William G.. Crenshaw
was presented, Offering to resign his mem.
bership 5of, the Executive Committee
whereuponi the secretary was instructed
TO inform Mr.. Crenshaw that his proffefed
resignation is not accepted, and to request
him to improve the opportunity enjoyed
by him while abroad BY opening d cores.
pondence with the Executive Committee,
communicating the results of his observa.
tion on European agriculture for the ben.
eft of the farmers of Virginia.
The thanksof the Executive Committee
are hereby rendered to the Messfs. Ballard
and to Colonel Darlington for their polite
offers Of their parlors and halls for the
use of the Agricultural Convention to
be inaugurated tomorrow night. The gene
raj meeting of the friends of agriculture,
called by the president of the Virginia
State Agricultural Society, is hereby ap-
pointed to- be held in Virginia Hall, on
Ninth street, tomorrow night (Tuesday)
at 7 O'Clock. " The opening address of the
president Of the Society, will be delivered
and thereafter q general discussion OF
questions relating to the industrial and
agricultural interests Of the State may be
expected. aa.las -,bI3 ,aasfA y i-!guaes:
Resolved, That with a view to enable
the Society to hold its annual fairs, COM
mittee, consisting of the president, Jsecre-
tary, and John X. Edmunds, Esq, be ap-
pointed to memorabilia the Legislature,
and urge the prompt payment of the inte-
rest on the State registered bonds, in which,
by the Constitution, it is required that the
funds of the Society shall be vested.
The secretary presented resume OF the
Society for the last six years, and report
of the financial condition of the Society at
the present time; which was approved,
and ordered to be published.
The permanent investments of the Socie-
ty now amount to about $4,000.
Adjourned to meet at the Ballard House
on tomorrow. (Tuesday) at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. G. B. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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PREsENTATIoN.-Y yesterday morning, Mr..
William G. Dietrich, the musical conduc-
tor of the Richings Opera Troupe, was pre-
sented by the principal members Of the
troupe with most beautiful and costly
baton Tho presentation was made through
Mr.. Peter Richings, who made one OF
those feeling and appropriate speeches for
which he is so famous. The recipient was
taken entirely by surprise and beginning
to murmur his Acknowledgements from q
full heart, when he was further and COM
pletely embarrassed by the presentation of
gold ring upon the part Of the chorus OF
the troupe. The birthday Of Mr.. Diet
rich was made the occasion Of these gifts,
and we hope one so eminent as an artist
may enjoy many renewals of the day.
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sss LEcTuRm.-Rev. Noah Schenck .wil
lecture on Tuesday (to-nightl and Friday
nights at st. James church, corner soi
Fifth and Marshall streets. The character
OF the lecturer and the sub{eCts o. his lee
lures will insure large Gudiencs.
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CoUN-
CHI. OF RicHMoND!-At an adjourned meet
ing: of the Council held yesterday in the
Council Chamber, the following members
were present Messrs. Mcfarland, Presi-
dent Crumps Epps, Taylor, Mason, Griffin,
Crutchfeld, Smith. ;,
Sundry resolutions were adopted, and
some bills against the city were ordered to
be paid.
Judge Crump made motion that the
number of Commissioners of Streets be
altered from three to two from each ward,
which was laid on the table after some
discussion. ar
A petition of butchers of the Second
Market to establish q market in Monroe
ward was laid on the table.
A communication from the Chief of
Police, complaining of the junk shops OF
the city, was received. During the discus
sion on the subject it was shown that the
Chief of Police by law is required to send
his report to the Council. The paper was
referred.
1t was resolved that the rule requiring
members to rise when they address the
Council should be rescinded.
A petition of the ladies of the Dorcas
Society, which supports seventy orphans,
asking for q contribution for their aid.
was referred to the Finance Committee.
After attending to some unimportant
business, the Council adjourned.