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MEETING.

OFFICE CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING
~ Company, San francisco, May ), lS12-
!naccOrdance with Q resolution adopted nt q
meeting Of tho Trustees Of tho Confidence Sil:
yer Mining Company, held this day. u special
meeting OF tie stockholders Of said Company 10
hereby called. the zane to DO held at tho office
OF the Company. No: Iit C.lIiorniA street, san
Francisco, California, on TUESDAY, I Q 9Th
day of June, 1917. at I O'Clock r. H., to iako Into
consideration and decide upon tho proposition
TO increase the capita, stock. Of said Company
from pevens h undred And eighty thputsnd WNo.
O9O dollar, dlyfded-fhto Afteen hundred and
sixty 1850 shares Of the par value Of i've hun:
.dref ($5OO) dollars cseh, the present capital
stock, 10 two million four hundred and ninety.
six ga, 400, OOO) thousand dollars. divided Into
twonty.four thousand nine hundred and sixty
(2I,S6OJ shares Of ono hundred l$lo0 dollars
each. . Oh. r.
A. G. HAMILTON,
w. {" A. K. HEAD,
anu q. b. WR1PPEE,E q
Eaa@s'i~W W. W. STETSoN,
my6 I'd Trustees.
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MEETINo.

nrFIcR ALAMO doLD AND SILVER
" Mining Company, San francisco, May ID,
1874 In accordance with q resolution adopted
and Silver Mining Company. held this day, q
Special Meeting Of the St0ckholders Of sald
Company ID hereby called. the siric 70 he held
attho Office OF tho Company, No al California
itreet, San francisco. on THURSDAY, the 9th
consideraticn and decldo upon the proposition
to Increase the capital stock Of said Company
from Three Hundred Thousand Dollars, divided
into Three ThuusSud Sbares Of One H1ndted
Dollars each. to Three Hillton Dollars. divided
into Thirty Thousand Shares OF One Hundred
Dollars each. Al. Bryant,
"a "a IL. b. RAIL, On
~ "a EMO. FAsSETT, -
q. L. BRADLEY.
w. X. DIETRICH,
myI I'd ~, y-f, -.s-1 Trustees. {.
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MEETING.

OFFICE SILVER HILL MINING CON.
~ pany, San Francisco, May 10, iS2:-Thc
Regular Annual Meeting Of tho stockholders o.
the Silver Hin Mining Company will be held d
their office, Room No. 10 Haywsrd's Building,
DAY. the nth day Of Nay, isT1, at 1 O'Clock !.
n. By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
mylS I'd, W, 3, DEAN. Secretary,
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.nnuTnRRN GoLD ulLL GOLD

sNOUTuRRN GOLD HILL FOLD
- and Stlvet Mining Company-Location Of
". state OF Neyada.-Notice 10 hereby given
that at O meeting Or the Trustees Of said Com.
pahy, held on Monday, the first day VI April,
ISL, an Assessment of'Two Dollars and Flny
Gents. lt2 60)i per sharc was loyled upon the
-apltal stock OF said Company, payable imme.
diateJ IN United States COLO coin, TO the Sec.
rulhry, at tho once OF the Company, ROOM 10,
No. iilX California street, San Francisco, Call.
foriia. :.
remain unpaid on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of
Nay, 1871, shall be deemed delinquent. and win
b. duly advertised for sale at public auction and
unless pay ment shall be made before, will be
sold on MONDAY. tho 9Th day Of May, 1871, to
costs or advertising and expenses ofthe sale.
BY order OF tho Board Of Trustees.
TNCrr. NB. b HfN0K Secrotary. ,
Ofice-Room IS, No. my Gallo MIA street,
a - N.R.- 80 al
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER
IL Mining Company .GLocatiou Of works,
Spripg Valley, Lyon County, State of NcvadA.-
Notise.-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock, on Eccount Of assessment
No. ,, levied on the. third Day Of April 1s72,
the respectiye shareholder, q follows: ~
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE EMPIRE MILL AND
" Mining Company-San Pr1ncircO, May z,
is7s.-In accordance witha resolution adopted
at b meeting OF the Trustees OF the Empire MIL
and Mining Company, held this day, q special
meeting or the stockholders OF rald company IL
hereby called, the same to b. held Ut the office
OF the company. Hayward's Building, 40 Call.
fornia street, San Francisco, California, on
MONDAY, tho 10Th day Of June, A d. 1874. at
IL o'clock Y TO take into consideration and de.
eide upon tho proposition 10 increase the capital
stock Of said company from ono million dollar,
divided into twelve hundred shares, Of elghi
hundred and thlrty.three dollars, thirty.thrce
and one.third cents each, 10 five million dollan,
divided into nifty thousand shares. Of ono hun.
dred dollars each. A. X. p. HARMON,
ga IL JhS. H. DICKINSON,
~ II. &. KlBBE,
JAMES FREEBORN,
invalid Trustees.
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JOHNNY ALLEa,with Little Mack
and his dramatic company, open at
Hooley's Opera House. Brooklyn.
June 8, for two weeks and the Olym-
pic Theater, New York, June IL,
for four weeks slTg0:.g Ei:T Ht
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A8RSsMRBTS LEVIED.
T1E JUSTTCE MiNfNG COMP6.

= ny-LocatIon Of Works, Stofvy county, Ne
yada,-Notice Il hereby given that at a meeting
% The Sothdsyof Ny, 1873 ~ sssessment CNo.
= s.o 81 Sp .,d RSI e. ga psf s SoSp xas p IsySS q iPS%s shc
aieiy, In United States gold coin, 10 the Score
tary, No. Az California; street, San Francisco.
Any stock upon which rAld assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the 9th day OF
June, 1874. shall be deemed delinquent, and win
be duly advertised for sale at public auction,
be sold on MONDAY, mo 18th dayof July, 1874,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
the costs OF Sdvertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order ofthe Board Of Trustees. ,
!. z. WEGESRR, Secretary.
On-e-No. ~ California street, San Fan.
cisco, Cal. iai.'lm go. nLt my32 I'd
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IT is, reported that Mesdames
Woodruff and Glafiin have got into
the Sheriff . hands. Their Office is
reported to haye,beenuseizeds ,:1'S
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nANRY GOLD AND SlLvkR
LYON County, State Of Neysda.-Notice 10 here.
BY given, hat. atl meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of said Company, held on tho Third
day Of April, 1871, IN a~ssessnert OF Ono and q
half Dolhrs (ei! 6) per share WIS levied
upon the capital stock Of said company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary. at tho ONCE Of the Company, Room
No. ~ Hayward's Building, No. 40 Call.
tornis street, San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Ninth day OF Nay,
1871, shall, DO Z deemed delinquent, and
will be. duly advertised for sale at public
fore, viii DO sold on MONDAY, tho 9Th day
OF Hay, 1877, TO pay said delinquent ssscss.
mont together with Of Advertising ana
b order q liz Board Of Trustees:
'-T r0IfrT LA. NOEL Secretary. 2
Ohace-Room No. 20 Hsyward's, Building,
No. 4i0 California street, San Francisco, Celifor.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

r ADV WASHINGTON GOLD & SILVER
" Mining Compsny:.The regular Annual
lngton Gold and Silver Mining Company will
be held at the ofico Of the Company, No IL
South c street, Virginia, on THURSDAY, June
9th 1871, at I O'Clock p. u. for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action Of any business that may DO brought be-
fore the meeting.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
A. L. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Virginia, May q, 1872. myll I'd
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s~TocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

oIO~NuOS06WS "66stNA.
OFFICE OF WIN. PENN CONSOLIDATED
~ Gold and Silver Mining Company, San
Fruncisco, May IS, 2S72.-In accordance with q
rcsolution adopted at a meeting Of the Trustees
orthe william Penn consolidated Goid and Sil.
yer Mining Company, q special meeting OF the
Stockholders OF said Company IL hereby called,
the same to be held at the office OF the Company
No. 1888 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California, on SATURDAY, tho 18th day Of
June, 1874, ct 10 o'clock H., to take into consld.
Grafton and decide upon the proposition TO In.
creasc the capital stock Of said Company from
eight hundred and ten thousand dollars, divided
into twenty.peven hundred shares OF three hun.
drcd dollars each-the present capital stock Of
the Company-to one million three hundred and
hfty thousand dollar, to BE- divided into twenty.
seven thousand shares OF dry dollars each.
# X. PERRY . .
~ JOHN BARTON,
H.. Z. CUTTER, 'Hf
T. JOHN n. MOORE, e
MARVIN TABOR, gsH
l. rr GEO. 8. MANN, r'"J
myl5 I'd g..l. &! 800 Trustees.
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tId. ..|..
MERCY HOSPITAL.
MERcr HosPrrAL, OMAHA, Nov. Il, 1871.
From the best knowledge we have Of the
Msnagers Of the Grand Gin Concett, Messrs.
Pattes and Gardner, VIE truly believe that the
undertaking for the payment Of the debt OF our
Hospital IL, . worthy and Charitable enterprise,
and any favorr shown them win be appreciated
by us, SISTERS OF MERCY. HOSPITAL
MAKE UP CLUaa-For the Omaha
Legal Git Concert. IN forming clubs, each per
con gets the benefit OF club raies. %
AGENTS WANTED Responsible
agents to sell Tickets. Liberal commission III.
lowed. Write for Instructions. Address
PATTEE s GARDNER. Omaha, Nobraska.
Or w. A. sRARLRs, ~ Seush q .,r-st,
Y~irsiaiu, Geueral Agcnt krtAs Pnci o
Coast.
J. Il. STOUTESBURGH, Local AGeat, nt
Henry Welpa Jewefry store, ~ Sssth
Cstreet, opposlts Wellss Farse g. &C.,
Virginia. Nov. uer
A. DeNEUF,:AG s.t at Carssr CITY, At
) G. Fox's Jeweir, store. ,apll I'll
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TICKETS, So; or Two for So.

5000 CASH GIFTS. amounting o., .siso.oc
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o-nico-Room is. No! l,iS SsIllo ' Sis ssIsst,
aan Francisco. California, ans ID
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xs.sss;w wy. III, DoAsr c'crk of.hs Boar; ~
D Gold Hill, April Is, 1871, A6zM-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-13
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CHURCH NoTEs.-At 81 O'Clock tomorrow
the Methodist Sunday School Union of Rich
mond and Manchester will meet at the
Methodist church, and ut the same hour the
Baptist Union will meet at the Baptist
church. The exercises arc expected TO be
very interesting.
PROVIDED FOR.-Gcorgc +. Marble, ol
Chester, brother-in-law of Maddox, has been
appointed postal clerk OH the route from
Washington TO Weldon. lie was deputy
clerk of the county by military appointment,
afterwards marshal to take census and the
collector for Burmuda township. He has
lived upon the public cost ever since he car
pet-bagged into the State, and the people
OF Chester will rejoice at his transfer to
another sphere of usefulness.
ELECTION OF REPREsESTATIvE.-The Rev.
William Fl. Christian has been elected to
represent Manchester Council, Friends OF
Temperance. at the State Council TO assem-
ble at Abingdon.
FROM THE GEAS1rE WoRKs.---Gcneral Ran
dali has arrived and taken command ut this
place. We understand that, by ukasc just
issued, no one but employees are allowed
within the enclosure without a passport
from headquarters.
SALE OF BRlCKs.-Auditor Beazlcy has dis
posed of the bricks belonging to the town,
at Walkers Landing, to Mr.. John L. Bowen,
for $50.
REPUBLICAN, Observation-Disclosures and bis
henchlnen have holted from the late Chester
Convention, and intend TO hold one the l5tl
instant. In consideration of this il portion
of the Republicans Of Manchester township
met on Thursday night and passed rcsolu
tions ratifying the nominations of MesSrS
Walker and Worthington, the ci,oiro of tlit
March Convention.
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SuBTERRAHEAN PKoDUCTs.-At either end
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad the pro-
gress of the tunnelling develops some very
remarkable conformations in the earth which
is thrown up. We have in our office 4 piece
of blue clay taken from depth OF seventy
four feet below the surface in the Church
Hill tunnel which has holes in it about the
size and shape of the larva or grub Of the
seventeen-year locust. Whether these in
sectS ever 70 to that depth or not we can
tell, but if they have not been there we don't
know what has.
We have also Il beautiful specimen of
"Prongtang clay" whatever that may be,
taken from cut near Scott station, i'll the
western division of this road. 1t is soft, and
bears Il strong resemblance to soapstone.
When the cut through this seam was first
made it WAS hard, and looked as if it would
stand for ages, but contact with the atlnos-
phcrc soon caused it to soften and crUmble ;
and tl.c cut had to he slopcd on the sides TO
prevent the bed OF the road from being filled
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-MoRRow.-We note
The following special appointments
Brccd- street (NethodjS1 Church. Bishop
Doggett at II \. VI.
Disciples Ch"rct (alayo street. Elder II.
l.. Coleman ut II A. VI.
Christ (Ep'ScopdD Church.--Rcv. DR.. Nor.
wood ut > z. NJ.
German Lutheran Church Fifth strcct).-
Rev. Dr. Scholz will administer the rite OF
confirmation at 10 A. NJ.
Gn3Stadcip'Hdn Synagogue (Covcmnt
tlalD.--At hall-past : O'Clock Il discourse will
be delivered on "The restoration of the
twelve tribes Of Israelto Palestine, and Jesus
of Nazareth their king
The regular monthly meeting of the Metho.
dist Sundoy-School Society will be held at
Manchester church tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock.
The quarterly meeting of the Baptist Sun.
day-Scllool Association will take place to.
morrow afternoon at the Baptist church in
Manchester.
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ANSIvERsARY CELERRATIoN.-The Sidney
GIays Company u, First resiment0 viii
celebrate their first anniversary to-day by
parade, picnic, and target practice. The
company willasscmble (accordingto the order
of Captain Carrington) at 10 O 'clock. They
will then march to Monroe Park, where they
will receive al elegant flag from the hands OF
the fair ladies of Sidney. After this inter
estiny ceremony they will march to the City
Water Works, where there will be target
shooting for prize medal. The festivities
will then commence, and dancing and other
omIscments will be the order for the day
The arrangements are complete for most
delightful celebration.
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REHEARSAL OF DER FREYsCHuTz AND A
PREsESTATIoS.--At the regular weekly re.
thearsal of Der Freyschutz by the Virginia
GeSangverein, which took place at Schott's
Monticello Hall lust night, there was an inte
resting event outside of the routine work OF
the Society. 1t happened that yesterday was
the birthday Of Mr.. c. L. Siegel, the musical
director OF the Society, aud the ladies of the
troupe conceived the idea of making it the
occasion of the presentation to him of tes
timonial OF their appreciation Of his ability
skill, and zeal r
The plan was so secretly contrived and ar
ranged that many were taken by surprise
when. between the second and third acts of
the opera, Mr.. George Klein stepped for
ward and called Mr.. Siegel from his place
behind the piano. NIr. Klein then, in some
most happy ertempore remarks, presented 10
the leader beautiful little baton tipped with
gold and appropriately inscribed. In doing
so he returned to Dir. Siegel the thanks OF
the whole Society, but more particularly oi
the ladies, for his uDtiring efforts III It's be-
half, and wished him many returns OF the
anniversary Of his birth.
Mr.. Siegel was somewhat abashed by this
demonstration, but was sufficiently self
possessed to return thanks i'll most appro'
pirate little speech, i'll the course OF Which
he spoke most feelnSly Of his devotion to the
interest of the Society, and of his pleasant
social relations with the members, and eX'
pressed the hope that the baton given him
on this occasion might prove to be the tails
man Of the Society's success. After he con.
cuded the male members gathered around
the piano, and sung witha vim the chorus
"Success to him.
This pleasing incident affords us an OF,
portunity of again reminding our readers OF
the rich musical treat in store for tliemlli the
rendition of Der Freyschutz BY the Firginm
Gesangyerein. 1t has now been il rehearsal
about nine months, and the degree OF pro.
ticiency attained is truly remarkable: The
voices Of the principal .sinsers-maiee and fe'
.nale-are not only naturally fine, iut are are
sweet, wcll trained, and flexible, while the
dramatic talents displayed by several Ct the
aramatis personal is great. There, are DC
voices in Richmond excelling some of those
taking leading parts in this opera, and tie
chorus is one Of unusual power. The opera
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Police Court, FRInAy-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed Of
sandy Monroe (colored), charged with cut
ting and wounding Edward Colston with a
bottle. Fined s..
Edward Colston (colored(, charged with
assaulting. abusing, and beating Sandy Mon
roe. Fined So.
Ella Gamway (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating Mary Robinson; and
Mary Robinson (colored), charged with as
saulting and striking Ella Ganaway. Fined
81 each.
Alexander Tyndall (coloretO, charged with
abusing and threatening to beat Lettie Tyn-
dali and trespassing on her premises. Dis
charged.
Henry Coleman (colorcd), charged with
being disorderly at the Theatre. Discharged
with rcprimand.
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DEAD OR DYrSG.--Where The hair Is unnaturally
dry you may be sure that 1t isfying; and unless
artfcialfy ytalized 1t will soon be dead leaves
in November. Feed the withcring iihres aud stimu-
I,te the torpid scalp with LYog's K4ATHAlRoN, and
the evil, which must otherwise culminate in
b1dcss, will be speedily remedcd. II Is absolutely
necessary for the health Of the brain that 1t be Kept
moderately moist with preparation capable of
nourishing and invigorlting LYONS KATHAIRoN
fulfls these conditions, and Is the only article that
actually puts ae,o life into the capillary tubes
through which the natural nourishmcnt has ceased
pass. This pure and harmless vegetable prepara-
tinn Is absorbed by the skin Of the head to the roots
of the hair and passcsi the anents By the force
Of capillary attraction.
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DEMANDS HIS MlLEAGE.-Mr. Lewis IL.
Bryant is Il member OF the House of Dele.
gates from tie county of Grayson. When
the General Assembly adjourned he had been
1t home for 4 week OH leave Of absence. As
soon lis he received 4 summons to attend the
extra session nc came on to the capital, and
remained here until the close of that session.
He then went TO the Clerk of the House OF
Delegates. and asked for per diem to tic
amount OF $50 and mileage to the amount OF
Sl12. The former WAS given him, but the
latter was withheld. in accordance with q
Joint resolution of the General Assembly
declaring that no member should be allowed
TO receive mileage for attendance during tho
extra session. Tbcrcupon Mr. Bryant dc
Clarcd he was entitled TO the money, and
would have il or know the reason why.
In pursuance of this intention lie took the
matter into count, and on yesterday Sheriff
Wright served upUn the Auditor of Public
Accounts 4 writ commanding that officer to
appear before Judge Wexford and show
ca,lse why he should not pay the sum OF
Slla to MIR. Bryant. that being the amount OF
his constructive mileage for travelling 2St
miles to and from the capital. Mr.. Bryant
contends that it is no business Of the Audi
tor, of the Clerk. or Of the House, if hc re-
cciycd Il free ride over the whole or ptrt o
the way. If he came here and Went back
Tire money is his. That is his position. II il
understood that he iS in this matter a repre-
sentative of Il large number of members who
intend to fight for their mileage.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LhUGilTbN VIII sci! IL - \. NJ, at ll't
hose lot, r,ulcs, buggy and saddle horses, pair o
oxen, &c.
W. GODDlN willsc III +. NJ. three lotsin Sidney
on south side Of Cay between Randolph anc
Washington streets.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell nj +. NJ. mill-sitc
ground aud water rent, and mill fixtures Of tb,
property on south side of the dock.
MOODY & RoYAI.L win srll n, q r. NJ. eight build
ing lots on Perry street in Manchester.
RICHARDSON 4 co. will sell at IL NJ. u suburban
farm Of siNty-ye acres three miles east Of tht
city.
THOMAS W. KEESEE Will sell at =. NJ, at
stearns 4 Brummcll's old distilIcry, bark-mills
engines. boilers, tanks teaches pans &C.
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PRESENTATION TO A WORTHY FIREMAN.
The members Of Company +, Fire De-
partmcnt, with few invited guests, met
in their hall, on Iwcnty.tiftl street, Union
uill last night, The occasion being the
presentation OF silver trumpet to Captain
Taylor. This trumpet was presented linn
by the members of the company and was
made in New York. and is Il very fine piece
of workmanship. 1t bears the following in
scription: "Presented to Captain George
w. Taylor by the members of Company F,
Richmond Fire Department. May lst, 1872
Foreman William II. Taylor formally pre-
scnted it to Captain Taylor with the best
wishes of the company. 1t was received by
Captain Taylor with few remarks ap,
propriate to the occasion, and thanking
the company most cordially for this
token of their friendship and esteem. Ad.
dresses were made by Captain Phillips, OF
Company A, and Others. After the speeches
the company were asked down stairs, where
Il bountiful collation. had been spread fol
them. The occasion was very pleasant ono
to all concerned.
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AN ITEM FOR TOBACCO MEH.-Mnssr>. IInrT-
MAN. LEE & Co., of Baltimore. offer In a'lvcr-
Using columns today TO make liberal advances on
shipments of tobacco. They also control y famous
brand of Iicorce. We understand that this h1tsc
has very fine facilities for hau,''irr toarco to the
best advantages Us their present large trade viii,
our section attcsts.
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will be placed on the stage in style unsur.
passed in this city, If indeed in this country.
The scenery was painted in New York by
distinguished scenic artist expressly for
this occasion, and the sensational effects at
tcndant upon the iucantation scene will ex-
ceed anything of the kind ever seen In Rich
mond. a great amount of money and much
time has been spent in the effort to make the
performance complete success, and we are
much mistaken if it is not repeated several
times before our people will allow the per-
formers respite. The I'd of May is the time
fixed for the first performance.
The'batun is a beautiful little instrument,
both useful and ornamental. 1t is inscribed
sour Leader, C.. L. Siegel, from the ladies
of the Virginia Gesangrerein." 1t was
manufactured by Mr.. John F. kohler, 715
Broad street.
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"GALvASIzED IROS CORSIcE>.-These corniccs.
the safest and most durable ofany In usc have como
into Use largely In this city, and no other kind OF
cornicc ought TO he put upon building. Galvanized
iron is every year coming more into use as build
Ing material. In large cities and towns the auori-
ties have prohibited the use of wooden cornces ell
trcly where buildings arc closely situated; and us
stone is very heavy and expensive. galvanized iron
seems to be the material for tlc purpose, as II com
bincs the advantages Of lightncSs, chcarness, and
durability. and when properly put up. Is perfectly
flrc-proof." -SpTinafeld (Ohio) Republican.
Manufactured In great variety by the RICHMOND
ARCHITECTURAL IRoS WORKS AND STOVE Com
pANY, No. 1000 Cary street.