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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-03

SALE OF THE WEsTHAM IRON WORKS.
The Westham Iron Works have been sold
to Messrs. Ira F. & B. J. Jordan, and will
be soon put in operation. These exten-
sive works will do much towards the de-
velopment of the mines along the route OF
the James River canal. The Messrs. Jor-
dan have already contracted with the
owners of one iron mine for 10000 tons OF
ore, and expect to obtain further supplies
from others along the canal as high as
Rockbridge and Botetourt.
This is gratifying news. The operations
of this valuable furnace will add conside-
rably to the transportation on the James
River and Kanawha canal, and impart
much animation to manufacturing enter
prise in this locality. The Messrs. Jor-
dan are experienced iron men, and will
conduct the furnace with energy and
skill. They will give occupation to a
large number Of men.
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LIBERAL GROVE, No. 2, U. A. o. D.
At meeting of Liberal Grove, No. 2,
United Ancient Order Of Druids, held last
evening, the following officers for the
ensuing year were duly and formally in
stalled: Henry Koch, P. A.; Victor Wies,
N. A.: Ii. Schnabele, V. A.; G. Heber-
mehl, Secretary; Fr. Degeuhardt, Trea-
surer: William Paul, l. g.; Rev. DR..
Kuehne, c.
This Lodge was organized in lS43, and
since that time has been increasing stea-
dly in numbers and importance. During
the war its success was somewhat marred,
and it was nearly broken mp; but it was
re0rganized on the lst of February, 1867.
1t numbers now about eighty-six members,
of whom about one-fourth are Americans.
It's business is transacted in the German
language, except at the installation OF
Americans. The Lodge is at present in a
aourisbing condition, having nearly re-
gained its old standard.
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auction Sales This DGy.

JAMES NJ TAYLOR & SON will sell at ~ o'clock
lot, with frame tenement thereon, on the
north side of Cary near the corner OF Twenty
second a brick tenement on the south side OF
Franklin near Twentieth street. and FIVE va
cant lots on the north side Of Broad street, ad-
joining Trinity church.
PAINE co. will sell at 10 o'clock. at the store OF
S. w. Harwood, on the corner OF Broad
and Second streets, his entire stock of boots
shoes, and trunks.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at o'clock two lots, In
B,wlng Green, adjoining the city of Rich
mond.
SAMPSON JONES, JR., co. will sell at lOi
o'clock, at the store Of Mr.. J. H. Anderson, on
the corner OF Twenty fifth and NJ streets. his
entire stock of groceries, &c.
HARRISON, GODDIN Il APPERSoN will sell at
bo'clock five valuable lots at the northwest
corner Of Franklin and Eighth streets.
HARRISON, GoDDlN & APPERsoN will sell at
~ o'clock valuable real estate on the south
side of Main between Twentieth and Twenty
Hrst Streets and also on the west line oi
Twenty. first between Main and Cary streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at o'clock
avery valuable farm of ninety four acres, on
the James River canal, two miles west OF the
oil
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MAYORS COMPREHENSIVE esterday
was day that brought with it strange
state of affairs in the Mayors Court
The docket was almost stainless, the pri-
soners' box was empty, and not a half
dozen faces peered over "lobby" ratings.
Only one poor unfortunate came within
the range of stern and implacable justice,
and he had not done much. William 7.
Spiller had just happened to step into
SnelIings's bank for moment or 50, with
a friend, to watch the operations of "fa-
rao," when in stepped party Of manda-
rims and bagged him, among several others.
Not relishing the idea of appearing before
the Mayor as a witness the next morning,
and not having the remotest opinion that
his Honor couldn't get along without him,
he failed to appear in accordance with a
summons; so.an attachment was served
upon him, and yesterday morning he was
up to "show cause why he didn't come
before" He was required to give surety
for his appearance at the next term Of the
Hastings Court.
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FROM MANCHESTER.

CELEBRATIoN.-Ont tonight the first an
niversary of the Philologians will take
place at the Baptist church at 8 o'clock.
Several addresses will be delivered, among
others, one on the aims Of the Philologians,
and counter blast against matrimony.
The literary associations of Richmond and
vicinity, and the public generally, are in
vited.
ELEcTIoN.-R. d. Hogan, Esq, has been
elected member of the Board of Trus-
tees, vice L. S. Clarke, Esq, resigned. No
better selection could have been made.
FIRE CoMPANY.-We are requested to
call meeting of this body next Monday
night at o'clock, at the office of Thomas
Blount. A full attendance desired.
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CoRREcrroN.-In the Dispatch of the
3Oth. ultimo an article appeared in the local
column in regard to an elopement said to
have taken place in Staunton, which we
are assured by gentlemen of the highest
responsibility in that town was without
any foundation whatever, and that very
great wrong was done to most estimable
LADY and to her husband. They are both
said to be persons of high standing in the
community, and that their domestic rela-
tions are of the pleasantest character.
These gentlemen suppose that the rumor
originated from the temporary removal OF
the lady to another town, and that our in
formant had taken the unwarranted liberty
of putting an improper construction on the
circumstance. No one can regret more
than We do the publication referred to-,
but with the utmost care that can be eXer-
cised, il sometimes occurs in journalism
that unintentional injury is inflicted on
innocent persons.
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HENRIco CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE CHRIS
TIAN PREsIDING-THURsDAY MORNING.
The following presentments were returned
by the grand jury:
William iialey, indicted for exposing his
person in public, true bill.
John W. Cole, charged with demanding
and receiving unlawful fees of office, not
true bill.
The cases of William Folkes, clerk of
Henrico County Court, were continued
until next term. The cases Of John Net
ties, county justice, indicted for the same
offence, were also continued.
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REAL estate SALEs.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin & Apperson sold on yesterday the
tannery on Brook avenue, fronting 100 feet
and running back 1S5 feet. All the pro-
perty of this yard is in working order. The
buildings, vats, &C., are in good condition,
and the yard is supplied with clear spring
water. 1t sold for s6,400, and was pur-
chased BY Mr.. Frederick Schaar, of Phila-
delphia.
Messrs. Grubbs & Williams sold two lots
on Twenty fifth beyond R street, each
fronting 80 feet and running back l25. feet,
for S4.i2h per front foot.
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THE THEATRE. = The entertainments
being nightly given at the theatre by the
Ellinger s. Foote Combination are among
the most novel and amusing ever given in
this city. Little Miss Eliza Nestelle, one
of the principal features Of the entertain
ment, is the most diminutive creature We
have ever seen, and withal the most grace
ful and intelligent for her size. Commo-
dore Foote is also great oddity for his
size and intellect. The Commodore dances
we'll and acts well. He has great deal of
talent as comedian, which makes him
a great favorite. Colonel Small's dancing
and acting are also very good.
Mr.. Harrison is d capital comic singer.
His facial contortions are astonishing, and
his expressions admirable. He keeps his
audience in roar during the entire time
he is on the stage. Mrs. Russell, Professor
Brooks, and Master Zack, are worthy of
favorable notice.
On the whole, the performances Of the
Elinger g. Foote Combination are well
worth attending. They will only be here
two nights longer, and those who wish to
see them should not miss this opportunity.
Yesterday afternoon matinee was given,
which was well attended by the little
people. Among those present were the
orphans of the different asylums in the
city, who were visited by Commodore
Foote and his sister on Wednesday, and
invited by him to see him act.
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-A gentleman named
William Whitehead, living near Green
vile, N. c., was robbed on the 10th ultimo
of some ST. or $4,000. At about
Christmas last Mr.. Whitehead hired a
negro named Nelson Clark as house SER
want, and another, very bright mulatto,
named John Houston, for his step-son. On
the night of the 18th the two were missing.
Mr.. Whitehead suspected that he had been
robbed, and was about going to his money
safe to examine, when his wife laughed at
his fears, so that he desisted from his in
tention. In about ten days afterwards he
had occasion to go to the safe, and found
that his first fears were correct, and that
he had been robbed of between 81, 700 and
SO 600. He has as yet been unable to
track the thieves. Mr.. Whitehead offers
reward of 500 for the apprehension of
Nelson Clark and twenty per cent. OF all
money recovered.
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SILVER EAGLE BASEBALL CLUB-ELEC-
TIoN OF OFFICERs.-This club, composed
principally of boys, held a meeting on yes
terday, aud elected the following officers :
William Jones, president; David Hirsh-
berg, vice president; Jacob Hirshberg, Sc
cretary and treasurer; John Cole, John
Dawson, and |. Hirshberg, directors; and
Adolphus Justis, captain of first nine.
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The OPERETTA -NIGHT.-As before
announced, the ladies and gentlemen of the
Richmond Musical and Dramatic Assoca-
ton will repeat their charming entertain
ment tonight at Virginia Hall. The ope-
retta of ala Sonsambula " and Wood
cocks Little Game" will be reproduced.
The proceeds of the evening are for the
benefit of the Female Orphan Asylum.
Go early if you wish to get good seat.
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Personal.

MOTTO E.-BURhELL ROSE (co-
~ lored) wishes to know the whereabouts OF his
daughter. EMMA ROSE. Her mother was named
of Buckingham, Virginia, and was carried by
william Pitman to Tennessee, near Memphis.
Any Information Of her will be thankfully re.
ceived and rewarded. My address 10 BnRRkLL
ROSE. (colored,) care Of 7. T. onohundrr. Nor
wood post office, Nelson county. Va. my 3-a*
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CHANGE OF ScHEDULE.-On and after
Sunday next the through passenger trains
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and fo-
tomao Railroad Company will leave daily
at 1920 A. M. and IL p. M.-returning,
will arrive at 2.55 A. NJ. and l.55 r. ID.
The accommodation train will leave at 4
p. M. and arrive at $40 A. n. On Sun
days there is only one through train, which
leaves at j p, n.
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II II Z u 4 Il 4 A Il.
CONTRIBUTIONS.

The following contributions have been
made to the Bazaar since our last report :
Virginia Table. No. Mrs. Lang, cake
Mrs. J. Enders, ice-cream Mrs. Coalter
Cabell, fruit cake; Mrs. j. W. Powell,
cake and bread; Mrs. James Thomas,
bread and ham; Mrs. w. G. Reeve, ham
and butter; Mrs. X. Roberts, pickle and
butter.
VIRGINIA Table No. Mrs. Stevens,
Jelly, cake, etc. Mrs. McClung, cake and
bread; Mrs. Tyler, lettuce and milk; Mrs.
George Barksdale, milk and bread Mrs.
DR.. Cullen, cake, etc.. Mrs. lsaacs, daily
contributions of cake and bread; Mrs.
Stocking, bread; Mrs. W. B. Davidson,
cake; Mrs. Robert Powers, bread; Mrs.
J. Darlington, cake.
Virginia Table No. 3.-Mrs. Spence,
cake; Mrs. Lawson, cake, etc.; Mrs.
Barksdale, cake; Spotswood Hotel, cake
Miss d. Couch, bread; Messrs. Isbon,
Benedict s. Co., sugar; Messrs. Walden
and Farrer, for valuable services at Table
No. 8. Mrs. Prceli-Mrs. Choutard, Bal
timore, Md, through Mrs. Purcell, one
shawl and one glove-box; Mr.. Vogelsdorti,
basket.
Mrs. Thomas Howe returns thanks for
the North Carolina Table to Mr.. u. A
Wallace, of the old firm of W. Wallace
Sons, for one case of " w. Wallace's pure
Mountain Dew" whisky.
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Restaurants.

NO E-TO THE PUBLIC
~ Messrs JOHN FRY AND DAVIS Having
associated ourselves together in the capacity OF
keeping RESTAURANT and BAR at No. 42o
Broad, between Fourth and Finh streets, wa will
keep constantly on hand a lot Of CHOICE Ill
QUOns. sNACKs served at the shortest notice
We will also give FREE LUNCH TODAY (Rri-
DAY the 3id) at II o'clock at which time we will
be PLEASED to see all Of our friends.
my 3-ltE JOHN Fry j DAVIS.
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ARRIVAL OF A CoNvIcT.-Spencer Pat
terson, sentenced from Appomattox county
to ten years. confinement in the pemten-
tiary for murder, took up his quarters with
Colonel Pendleton yesterday.
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNING.-A
son of B. Wardwell fell in the dock yes
terday, and would have been drowned but
for prompt assistance rendered by by
stander, who rescued him. The father OF
the boy rewarded his rescuer with q, fifty
dollar note shortly afterwards.
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ARRESTS IN THE CoUNTY.-Jane and
Rose. two ofthe house servants of Mr.. Gar
land Hanes, We're arrested on yesterday
for the larceny of household goods and
money, and committed to prison for trial
by Justice Wade.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES pREsENT-THURsDAY.- the case
of Shelton against Nowlin, administrator,
upon an appeal from decision of the Cir
cult Court of AppomattoX county, the
judgment of the lower court was reversed
and a new trial awarded.
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POCKET PICKED.-A passenger by the
Petersburg train was relieved of fifty dol
lars on Wednesday night as he reached the
city. These robberies are becoming rather
frequent, and persons cannot be too
Watchful.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 2, 1857.


ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cha disc and passengars l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Ellie knight, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chan4ise and passengers. d. w. Gurrle.
Schoooer Lawrence, Frank, Norfolk, assorted
cargo. MCGOWAN Curtis
Schooner cakes Amas, Franck, Fortress Monroe,
forage, United States Quartet -rmaster.
SAILED.
Schooner Corvo, Pickering, Boston. assorted car
go, hogers Croweil.
Schooner J. l.. Hess, -, down the river light.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. May 2.-Arrived, steamers Hatteras
and Siagart, from Kichmond
NEW York May ARRIVED, steamers Rapidan
and Montgomery, New orleans ; Euterpe, Calves
ton.
The buoy on the tail Of Conner shosl is reported
10 be three quarters of mile from It's proper posi-
tion
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PARDON.-The Governor on yesterday
pardoned William ii. Gentry, convicted in
the Hastings Court Of Richmond OF grand
larceny, and sentenced to the penitentlary
for five wears.
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Hrynoosr RoBRERlEs.-Some thief in
yaded the premises of Messrs. Isaac
Crutchfield and - Cottrell, adjoining
each other on Pine street, on Wednesday
night, and carried off every chicken
thereon.
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SEIZURE OF WHIsKY.-Over one hundred
barrels of whisky were seized on yester-
day by one of the United States revenue
detectives for alleged violation of the reve-
nua laws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-03

SHIPMENT OF CORN.-The schooner John
S. Lee, Captain Brinnell, which arrived
here from Savannah about ten days ago
with iron for Joseph K. Anderson X Co.,
is now loading in this port with $4,000
bushels of corn for Charleston. MeSsrS.
Palmer, Hartsook & Co., are the con-
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PUBLIC MEETING To-NIuHr. : Hon.
Charles Gibbons, of Philadelphia, will ad-
dress the citizens of Richmond, by invita-
ton, at the African church, Broad street,
this evening st bsh-psst 7 o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-03

DOVER CoNPANY,)
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SuPgRIsTgSDssT
DOVER MINES. VA, April "a, 1857.
Mr.. William S. AunSoa, Rtchmond:
Dear sir.-The Patent Lightning Rod ordered
from Won as been set up on the company's build
ings here and is very satisfactory.
The principle of it's construction Is unquesnona-
being very great in proportion to the weight Of
metal used ,.o,
The work Of setting up seems also TO nave Deen
we'll and faithfully done. ,,-..
'ei' CHAs. u. STONE,
.-la..,k
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DrY Goods.

C'ARDOZO, ALSOP -
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
THIRD SUPPLY.
We will receive on TUsSDtY NEXT, SOth in
slant a full ssortment Of DRESS GOODS direct
from New YORK, cOmrri-ing everything new In
that market tnr pGrcha-es are made In person
many OF them from action. and goods carst ully
selected exp es- ly Tor THE market. Our supply oil
DpMhsTlCs,
WI TIE GOODS,
LINENS, GLOVES,
hoSIEEY. and
HANIKERCHIEFs,
has also been repleuished
We respectfully solicit call from our friends
CARDoZo, ALsoP h FoURQUREAN.
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pHEARCTIC SODA APPARATus:M,, 81,
LIE ,soappcca apc and copysniencs, should attract
he .tssn,ion Of eli dealers IN sods wstsr wstnsrr fof
ssn Nspuixstuysys sgsat.
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wv RICHMOND THEATRE.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 10Th.
ELLINGER 4 FOOTE'S GRAND COMBINATION,
the most attractive amYemsnt travelling.
THE THREE SMALLEST HUMAN BEINGS IN
EXISTENCE.
COMMODuhE FOOTE,
the smallest in the world, the wonderful little
comedian, actor, and dancer.
Miss ELIZA NEsrELLE
(the Fairy Queenl. the beautiful little poetical
reader and danseuse.
The whole world Is challenged in the sum Of
$4,000 to produce the equal OF Commodore Foote
and sister in weight, size. and education.
COLONEL SMALL,
the great Female Character Dancer.
Accompanying these wonderful specimens OF hu-
manly is their prec eptress,
MRS. c q. RUSSELL,
the celebrated Vocalist and Pianist.
In combination with the above mammoth array OF
curiosity and talent Is
WILLIAM n. HARRISON,
the celebrated comic vocalist and extsmporaneous
PROFESSOR &. Il. BROOKS,
the well. known soto Violnist and Pianist,
MASTER JACK,
the Musical Prodigy.
MASTER WILLIS,
the Youthful Prodigy.
Dress circle and parquette, Soc. family circle,
soc colored gallery, 2Sc.
Doors open AZ 7t-commenca at o'clock.
THREE GRAND MATINEEs:
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
commencing at o'clock.
apT-lw
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, ZETELLE'S RESTAURANT.

-
If you want to feed well
You must call on Zetelle;
He's got much fame
For cooking game;
Jnst cal for what you wish,
He's got every kind OF dish;
Also, champagne and sherry,
To make you merry.
In snort. OF iiquor every sort
That In th5 country can be bought.
In his lire none can excel,
Th Il generous whole sourd man. Zate'la.
Written la the book cf fars by a grat,fuLguest.
ZETELLE informs his old friends and customers
and the kind public generally that hts new house,
No. 1904 near the corner OF Main and Twelfth
streets, ID now In complete ordsr
TIE ORDINARY, on the principal noor, 10 upon
thu best pan and meals served in the most su-
perior style at all hours.
DINNR IS served for PART Es OF GENTLEMBN
in convenient and spacious rooms In the upper
choicest Injuries, both local and imported, are
alwa' on hand.
HELADIss' DINING ROOM and the LADIES'
REPRRsHMENT SALOON are located and fur.
nished with reference to order and comfort. Meas
may be taken in the dining room with all the com.
fort AID retirement OF home aud In the elegant
saloon, ice cream, straw berries, and all frnits,
will b. served in season The proprietor partlcu-
lary invites the dies TO ID ese apartmsnts where
decorum shall always be preserved, AID where
thu best of refreshments and luxuries Will Do
promptly served.
MEALS prepared to order and sent to any part OF
the city on reasonable charges.
THE BAR OF the restaurant, on the main foor. j.
supplied with the very best liquors and the mos'
comp.tent attendance.
/ respectfully urge my friends to call and see
how completely my cuisine is maintained In all
its superiority and i particularly solicit the pa
tronage OF the Kind and noble ladies OF kicn.
mond, who shall be most happy to serve
myl 3. Lsrbh'b.
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Commissioner of Public Building

OFFIcE OF THE >CIESTFtC AMERICAN
WAsHISGToS, ID o., August q, 1866.
Daar Sir-We are much gratited 10 hear OF your
succe.s i'm connection with your improved Llght,
MIG Rod, and We are conhdent, from 'helr gftat
ructicdl merit, II at you Will ma them even more
popular the more they are used.
Respectfully yours, iii. NUM- eo'
To j. Il. Hdpley, ESQ Baltimore, MD.
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r IGHTNING RODS.

HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,
consisting of
IRON. ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED,
being half inch diameter, and equal to a three
inch bar Of iron in conducting
capacity.
This rod is entirely continuous in its character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now In use. and so pronounced by scientlhe
experts as the following extracts Will show being
but few OF the many that can be produced
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF The IETsRIoR,)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June l2, 1850.
Sir-In reply yours OF the 9Th instant as 10 the
qua iites of your patent lightning rod "a comDlna-
nation OF copper and from, the Kind applied Dy
Won TO the Patent Office building VIII state that II
Is tn opinion OF the scientific experts, In when
fully coincide that ii is the best rod yet produced,
and tn -refore very cheerfally recommend ito use.
Very respectfully, your obedirnt servant.
THOMAS b. BoSD,
Engineer and Acting Superintendent
Patent Office Building.
To h. j. Hutcley, Esq, Baltimore, Md
concur in the above opinion
late Architect Of United States Capitol Extension.
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RICHMOND, March 90, 1887.

AVV''
DEETAL NGTTCE.-At a monthly
} meeting OF the Virginia Dental Society; on the
lsti Instant III fol lowing resolution was adopted :
' E.sylr,j, That the secretary oe requested to
publish IA rwo daily newspapers of this city no
lice ofths adoption OF d uniform tariff of charges
for dental operations by the hichnond members
Of THE society and also TO ATTACH to said no
tees ihe names OF the dentists belonging 10 tnis
ASSOCIATION ~ -
! accord 4nce with the above resolution. the fol
Iowlas dentists, members Of the Virginia Dental
Society, have arrred 10 the uniform tarir OF
ch#rG.s IL bpye referred to:
JphS e. %AYT, JOHN MAHONY,
K \ HUDSON &. K. KLOEBER,
W LElGh BUXTON, J HARTMAN.
J. EDWARD CHASE, JOSEPH WOODWARD,
W. 4. PLEA>ANTS, J. HALL MOORE,
II. CLAEhE T. A JETER
GEOgGEB STEEL q. w. JONES
w LEIGH BURTON,
nh 2l-ts SECRETARY Virginia Dental society.
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