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G. Richardson, C. j. Fox, ssr., P. G. Coghlan
John A. Curtis. ~, ,zas. .S7.. s 81
JEFFERSON WARD: Samuel Maccubbfn
Dr. a. 8. 5McRae, Robert 1T. stylI, Charles
H.schmidt, and William w. Wood. s h
MADISON WARD !: John 81. Gny, james 81
Dsoley, Louis Wagner, Charles w. Allen,
William II. Wade.
, JACKSON WARD Dan. Wren, C. P. Bigger
William 3. tDrinkard, John M. Huleher,
Louis Gimmi. s,s. 49,. - 'e''
MONROE. WARD: William English, William
d. Chesterman, S. II. PulIam, o. Morgan.
stern, A. S. johnson. -
. CLAY WARD: General B. T. johnson. IT,
J. Smith, RobertW. Oliver, T. ne. Saunders,
q. w. Pickrell. s, y
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PERsosAL.-5GoYernor Kemper has, re.
ceiYed letters from Hon. Alexander Ell. Ste.
phens, Hon. John Letcher, and other dis.
tlngulshed gentlemen congratulatiDg him
upon his course in reference to the Peters
burg charter. ;.,,g. .
Rey. A. X Potter, pastor of the Baptist
church in Springfield, Mass, Is stopping at
Messrs. Isaac d. Jones, James W. Dennis,
and John W. Davis, the Maryland boundary.
line commissioners, returned home yester.
day afternoon.
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P-SrREET CHURCH. OnaA,lzsD.-A church
has been established in connection with the
students of Richmond Institute. A council
composed of various colored churches con.
yened and recognized the newly-organized
body. 1t is the design to commence mis-.
sion interest .on P between Twenty.eighth
and Twenty-ninth streets, and to erect Q
chapel in the fall. The church is to be called
the "P-Street Mission Church"
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THIRD CONCERT AT TRINITY CHURCH,
The musical entertainments on Tuesday and
Thursday nights last, at Trinity church,
were SO satisfactory that Mr.. G. p. Rady,
director of the choir and Sunday School Con-
cert Club, and Mr.. 81. C. Wyatt, director. of
the Eureka Quartette, have beenrequested
by a large number Of friends of the church
to give another entertainment on Thursday
night of next week.
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APPRECIATION OF PAsToR.--Rey. J. h.
Garlick, D. D., pastor of the Leigll-Street
Baptist church, was presented one day last
week with very handsome and serviceable
suit of clothes as testimonial of the high
appreciation of the members of his congre-
CATION. DR.. Garlick, in response to this
generous and useful Offering, delivered a
very graceful address, thanking bis kind
friends for the trust, confidence, and esteem
which they had shown him. This is the
third annual occasion upon which an offer.
ing of this kind bas been made to DR.. Gar
lick by his congregation. @1-
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THE BUSY SEAsoN.-The present Is usually the
commencement Of the busy season With most bust
ness men, but at the office Of the Public Library OF
Kentucky the season is at fever height The force
at work In supplying orders for the Gift Concert
tickets has been very largely. increased, and can
only meet the demands upon them by working
night and day. Those who have heretofore delayed
getting their tickets are now r,shiy In, and fear
full that they may be too late. For tickets, apply 70
W. II. YERBY, clerk at Ford's Hotel, or A. =.
L'ECUYEn, 900 Bank street.
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E1hhIaRATIoM-The Senate yesterday
passed . bill appropriatiDg oil, 200 for the
purpose of encouraging actual land -pur-
chasers and settlers to come to Virginia.
The Board Of Immigration will have au.
thority to send three commissioners to Eu.
rope, two Of the three to be natives of Eu.
rope now residents in Virginia. 81
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n OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,t
EiCuhONb, VA March JE 1874

n bgICE OF CITY ENGINEER,f
61CIhoNs, VA, March lE, 1874. {
NOTICg--SEALED PROPOSALS will
4 be Idceiyed al this Office uuuI MONDAY.
M Mcuatcn 23a. at z o.cla:k NJ, for Furnishing the.
60! "lth supply or RANIrE for aagring rf,-
,hS ana macaoa amizing, and BRICKS suitable for
Se"ers and faSiag. - "
>, SEALED PkyPOSALS Srill also be reeeIped n,
t'm same tiule JOr such GkA2ISG and GRAVEL
LING as may be required and the workn asletip of
sie necessary stSEe-payl9s until the ISt DAY Of
g. IAe Committee ON Streets Eeserves the right 10 re
ecl Aay or all proposals.. w. e. CUTSHAW.
All lo-td City Engineer.
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CLEARED.-The Norwegian ibrig Skiold,
Captain salvesem, cleared for Liverpool yes
terday with -four shipped by Haxall, Cren.
shaw & Co., of this city. The vessel was
cleared by Curtis & Parker.
Application for registry has been made by
Ford Wynn, of Charles City county, Va,
for the schooner Winslow Wynn, built by
John A. PocklingtoD, master carpenter, of
Richmond, for Mr.. Wynn. The vessel will
hail from the port Of Richmond. ;.
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THE ALAnM OF FIRE about half-past I O'Clock
last evening, turned in at box No.2, First
police station, was caused by the upsetting
of keroSine oil lamp ia ar0om in the neigh
borhood of the Old Market.
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We call the attention of our readers to the adyar-
tisement Of LEVY BROTHERS in another column.
They have an extensive stock Of new sprirg goods,
which they arc Offering at exceedingly low prices.
This is big house. andwell deserves the reputation
It has throughout the country Marion Patriot
Uaxf,I1
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| N1GuT SESSIONS OF THE HOUSE OF DELE.
GATss.-Yesterday the House OF delegates
determined to hold night sessions on and
after next Monday night. Private bills only
will be considered, and the roll will be called
by counties, commencing with the letter M,
and passing alternately above and below that
letter. by this means Patrick county (Which
Mr. Critz says has not been called for three
| years) and Other. counties that have not here
tolore been reached in the call, will have an
opportunity to be heard from. ,.=a
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FRIDAY FRI 6. MORNING MARcH 20, 1874 R;, s'...

First National Bank Il Charlotte:
y, Sh National Park Bank, OF New
1871. IL 0i favor Ssa1as e sseeEsuasS s a,o5s, 2s,
cashier, endorsed to g. r. Van
Wyck, cashier.
|7,71e-Fehruary "a, 1874, Rsgfaam' 4
Ward, endorsed to Dillon; ElIet q f.,ils
20; ana 2; 3. Van Wycki cashier,
H717-February "a, 1874, In: favor OF
Pegram i Co., endorsed to Tnlia-~-
ferro Co., and 70 j. L. Worth,
cashier, by W. r. Qnarles, cashier
elghs draft No; 1 O5, sramoy, Thomas !.
ru9ry %, 1874, on Gre ensboro
Handle Works, LOO Rcade street,
New York, In favor offs. w. Scott,
endorsed to Davenport q, Morris
and 70 9. X. Van Wyck, cashier, by
z. A. Glover, cashier.:.. ...........
G., February "a. 1874, on the n.
Park Bank, New York, In favor OF
Il. III. Miller Il song, and endorsed
to Watt d Call and 70 j. T., Worth,
cashierssK w, IL. Quarles, cashier,
Check No. -, drawn BY j. +. Shep-
pard, New York, February "a, I,
1874, In favor Of n. G. sheppard,
T Bank, New York, and endorsed to
H. W.Ford, cashier, by j. B. Nor
Check eSs. drawn by Fred. v. ham
lin, New York, February 2l, 1874,
on the National Park Bank In favor
I of K. 3. Hamilton, endorsed to W..
Giduings and G. q. Williams, cash
per account Bank of commerce.,
Eichmond, Va: -...:..:.....,:...... I
Check 55i drawn by l:laghoPn 81 Cum.
ninghan, savannah, Ga, on the
National City Bank. New York In
favor of Haxall, Crenshaw q Co.,
Z endorsed to q. r. Van Wyck, CASH
Ter, by ). A. Glover, cashier. ........
Treasury draft, redemption In Mint
currency. No. 25,679, February
70, 1874 l.. q. Tuttle, agent,
treasurer Of United States on AS
sstant treasurer OF United States,
NeM Z ork, In favor. Of Benjamin
:: Hooper, endorsed to John q.
Williams by William Venable, CASH
Ter flanters Bank, and to G. G. Will
iams, cashier, by John G., VII.
nnams, cashier, Bank OF Commerce,
Draft ftdal dra%nlblyy ydfs..;.';:'.i;:;;. p p i u:;;
master United States army N.w
1ork, February "a, 1874, on AS
slstnt treasurer United Statps
New YORK, favor Major james p.
hay, Oniteu states army. endorsed
70 y. D. wexford, and 10 G. g. Will
liams, cashier, by John &. Williams.
cashier Bank or Commerce, Rich,
mond, Va. ............,.
Draft on money-order account, drawn
bv Samuel X. James, assistant post
master, Ashland. Va, No. 3,S26,
February %, 1874, favor Samuel
L. James, assistant postmaster,
and on authority Of the Postmaster
Generals credit, February al,
1874, on the postmaster ut New
York, endorsed TO Alex. g. Brown,
aud to Ii. ". Ford, cashier, by John
B. Morton, cashier.
Money orders, 32,949 and 32,95l,
drawn by postmaster ut Richmond,
Va. February &c, 1874, on post
master at New York, for S126 and
00.................,.
Total amount. ............,......$14
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sUNxAILABLs gLgzrzRs RsxAIElaa IN rHR
iR1cHHoNp Posr-0FFIcE MARCH 10. 187 A.
Br. a. q. Besttie, Richmond, Va; R. 81.
Dlbreat, Richmaud, Va; Dr.. A.. w. Eon-
tame, New Canton.s Bseklnghan Dr. cbris,
Tompklns, 201 east franklin street, City,
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, |

RICHMOND, VA, March l6, 1874.
4 NOTlCE.-Sealrd proposals will be re.
= c@Eca II lie Office OF the CITY Wa,er-Works
.hId iil!I& y March 20ih, III ~ O'clock Nj for
t". >lpHE WORK III the Ecw Reservoir, nd the
my, MpEh Necessary for gates and frames 10 bc
Aipi-atlun u, tGiE office. r
II. C"inmiltce Waier reserves the right to
i'!ret "Ay or ali Isoposas.
,,,,,. W. 4. CUTSHAW,
' 4N -H GatI Engineer.
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Go to ANToNrs for first-class CONNECTIONS.

CANES WITH GOLD AND SILVER HEADS,
Canes for gents apd canes for lads;
Canes for legislators, b!oods,
Canes with legs and canes with buds;
Canes to give the weak support,
Canes for show and canes for sport;
Canes for fun and for defence
The assortment Is immense
at scHAAp's Cigar, Umbrella, News, and Variety
Store, 14Oe Main street.
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The PIcKwIcK PHARMACY, s32 MAIS STREET,
between Eighth ana Ninth, Is now open, With new
fixtures aud new stock ofdrugs, medicines, per-
fumery, and toilet articles. Particular attention.
paid TO compounding physeiaps' prescxi p.tons and
family receipts. A.U BLISS, Proprresor.
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Leste,s Fdshion-Book, Godys Ladys
ROOF and Eemoresfs Monthly for April iet
ceiyed from J. =. Ellsson, neWsdealer, liaz
Main street.
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JUST OUT.-The CAPTAIN COLLAR, sometntps
new and nice for the spring. For sale by =. %.
SPENCE g. Son. $50 a.y Hs5g ~ 81
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CoHry BROTHERS are selling "One Dollar -
French corsess at i6oc., and many other gooos at
lastOnishngY low rates. ...... -. ..t..a -.
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SPRING GooDs.-Sice stock just received. For
sale.by 4. Il. SPENCE & SON.
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WINDSOR scARvs.-spring styles just reseiyea,
by e. 3. SpENcE s Son. r
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Police Court, THURsDAY-Justice White.
James Christian (colored), guilty of disor-
derly conduct in the street, was fined S2. e.-
Lucy Walker (colored), guilty of an as
saut, was placed under bonds to keep the
peace for ninety days.
Indiana Puckett, yagrant, was sent to
Jail for thirty days in default of surety.
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SPRING PANTs.--Largs stock Of English eSssi'
meres Just opened by E. 3. SPENCE d SON. u
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ENGLISH WoRsTED CoATINGs.-Large stock cf
new goods just opened by E. B. SPENCE Son.
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AS USUAL, SPENCE & Son have the latest sty'e
co,lars and scarcs. Cali at 1900 Main street.
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JUST RECEIVED nice assortment Of ladies' IN
derwear of all kinds at JULIUS MEYERS, 6O3
Broad street.
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RICHMOND THEATRE Miss LIE CLERco.-
The Theatre is, perhaps, less patronized
than any other place Of amusement in the
city. In some respects IL does not deserve
much patronage, while in others the plav.
goers show poor taste ia not sustaining ii,
The stock company is O good one, and the
star this week Is au excellent actress. But
such an orchestra! Some Of it's music is
well-nigh sufficient to drive visitor away
from the Theatre even though good pIay
were presented.
Wednesday night, as well as last night.
Miss LIE Clercq appeared as "Helen Farra.
day" in BARLEY Campbelps highly emotional
play of " Fate" The play is somewhat SIM
liar to the dramatization of East Lynne -:
but while it possesses many of its attractive
features is stripped of the Objectionable
ones.
MIR. Ogden plays Frank Farraday" !" In
usual style. Mr.DeGroat played the part of
/" Derwent," and played 1t admirably. Miss
LIE CIercq is fine actress. but there are Pc
culiarities in her voice which makes against
her. Miss Ella Wren represented the cool,
calculating woman-the adventures, whose
history at las. became known, and whose
schemes were all finally foiled. She was In
her element, and played with great spirit
and interest.
Tonight is Miss lie Clercgs benefit, on
which occasion the New Magdalen or, The
"Geneva Crossn will be presented. To-
morrow afternoon "East Lynne" is an
nounced for the matinee.
VIRGINIA OpERA-HoUss-THE WALLACE
SIsrERs.-To-night the Wallace Sisters, who
come to Richmond with favorable recon-
mendations for afiording pleasure and amuse-
ment TO the theatre goers, commence an en-
gagemens at the Virginia Opera-House. In
Philadelphia they were very cordially re.
eeived, and appeared at Woods Museum in
their version OF " Aladdin; or, the Wonder
full Scamp Their coming was modest and
in good taste. The sisters have very recently
visited Norfolk, and the papers there speak
very highly Of their performances.
Tonight Aladdin will itbea presented at
the Opera-H House here, with magnificent and
costly scenery One Of the northern papers
in speaking Of the three sisters says that
they are.at bomein every part they assume,
and that they are first In their profession !:
g The applause of heaudienee, rs they made
hit after hif, vas the hest evidence OF their
success. The troupe that sustained the sis-
tersaHas jim capital training, The !orchestra
was fine one land all passed of handsomely.
sAladdin, or the Wonderful Scamp, kept
the house fs q roaro of laughter; it is brimiul
of fun and Wit is5,sas II
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8ichntond 1ispatth,

aE THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
'ATCH rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF. THE CITY.
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TIE MASONIC GILT CoScERg. at Norfolk WIN
certainly tako place In May. Positively no further
F-,y ~ 49,
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CAPTAIN CoLLAR.-Thc latest style Collar OUT.
just received and for sole BY T.. B. SPENCE &c SON.
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HUsr1SGs CoURr.--In the Hastings Court
yesterday Eli Saunders, col0red Baptist
minister, qualified to celebrate the rites OF
matrimony in this State. Court adjourned
until SATURDAY..
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CHOCOLATE and coccANur GARAMELs at As-
ToNrs, Main street 49, .as,&t ID Il ssaH
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r l. .s = sra tsszg. ~ Z =
m, an sazs, or rsaf sssoks p.ads bAoees sf4 fs II
81 yG.snoyu and aott Of Jtsae TIC tc5ss Icf shsprt-
ssnt uear aaretO bx ydid bS the gtrchHssT. On
al sdlee made befcee1s tie lS ~ f4tB assd acss
efsasysaT tAs tqses bdpsso % Eessd tas ssssss.
H.McGoRRfsGK, 10 "A. =. snew snd seeond.fcr-
tssnitare. plaao, &cs ~ :. sss
NJ. GoDDIN, IA M.sitrRstacs sasss OF ten lpft in
Sidney, exteadlpg fsons 6roye street to- the eid
scuftetoau read, and on the east and west side
OF Sycamore ssreet. 80 4 4
sRUBBs d WILLIAMS. la NJ, Arss-easss SUI!
II story Firon-f5ont ienelaenI sosssfeo3 staad
81 street, opposite 10 the poss-oe
COOK 10 A. M,, oieapi'srs, gefasi II
nisms, roaes, &c. ~ s3
COOK Il LAUGHTON. II a ~. az eofneso OF o.
Ninth and Main streets, oxsr Wood z soHys
china da1nss ana sea sets, isss ssts. ssass-
y. s wares &c.ss fssss al .sfs
w. GoDpi ios oa ner,a side q aaAs.
shai, Ges sss-.i seYsnta aaa Il Stfis street.
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CASH, for which will Sc

IN nv I'D ash, TOT WHICH VIII sCf
W The greatest bargains ever offered in forfeited
lir,.-r,. consisting Of WATCHES of best makers;
and SHIRT EUTTUSS. RINGS, PINS; few DIA-
MuND>: one pair OF the most elaborate CHAIN
hEAt hl.AI> Of gold and pearl, weiching 127
ADVANCE. The prices are about one half Of the
"7!-inal c',et. tall soon at ;. A. WlNSTOCk'S
LIAM OFF iCE., No. II Fourteenth street. under
kA,i.angc Hotel. Ia II
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WILBoR'S CoD-LIyRE 0MAHp Ln1g, ,Tougara's
Cod.Liyer on, Moiier's Norwegian cod-Ifve- Gii.
L. WAGNER, Druggist, O. $50 =
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TIE 1JUNIATA HAIR REsTo1EE-the srue isfe
for the haIr-inytgorates and reneus. L. WAGs
SRR. Druggist. ass.1 tstgss7fs <.ss s,.s,t
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60 barrels SD sELEcrn ana other brands Of,

whiskey; - e. .rte f9.,sl Z
so half-chests BLACK and GREEN TEA;
20 baskets CHAMPAGNE different braudsJ;
s casks FRENCH BRANDY; ss,g4E 80
casks DUFF GORDON SHERRY tpale and drye !.
Also, STILToN & c HEDDER CHEESE, ALDRnr
BIscCIT, CONDIMENTS, OLIVES, CAPERs, Sac
DINBS, OLIyE-OIL, ana a general stock OF desirable
goods, for sale by w. d. BLAIR & Co., e37 Mstn
street, Richmcn md, Va. so
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FRIDAY MARCH 20, 1874,
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LADIES saoUIpKE,fxafssE III their saopping
ASToyi's dining g-salooa.
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TEH MS OR ;All,i[1,vEfsTfgftH

1 E.g
3AYzRY IaP0RTANr EpINMKDfcAL sCIEgck
Ia the plan for adrninfsiering Tie most nauseous
medicines without offending the senses. Matys
salusbie medicines are extremely tobnoxfoes, Etad
some patients prefer 20 take the. change OF dyfag
rafher than repeatedly swallow them. Tho best
method yet devised to overcome the rsnseous este
OF tar. trrpentine, castor OIL oil, etc, IL
that of CAPSULES, by which the edor is enfirety
confined and the mc6icsment conveyed into The
stomach without the knowledge tsoto speak, OF the
tongue, palate, or throat Thus castor on the 1st
and most saiaahic OF al known purgafises can; be-
taken agreenbiy and easily by adult or chill. The
CAPSULES made by DrSDAs DICK q Co. are said
to be superior to all others They eontsfn genuire
medicines, free from every objection sad, has-
Ing obtained the recognition Of the Mecat prCfss-
eion. are now the only cApsELEs pre- crined hy
physicians. DUSDAs DICK & Co. use more Oh OF
sshdaiwoot In one variety OF thtir cAFSUtKe Shan
fotnef dealers combined. IL is q most Tainable
reneey ior rue diseases for which Il sused, 9TheJ
are put mp in an elegant manner, expressly for the
prescription trade, and the fnproyed styis has no
greatly increased the t,emand boil, nd bone una
abroad, that their In Epfst
lish, French, German, spanish, and Portuguese,
and their superiority over all others Is universally
conceded Yora Herald, December Ia, 1878
.------------ fssff ,gi fEf.ssss
LEVY BROTHERS, Riehmand, Va, have alresdy
commented Offering 10 splendid stock OF spring
goods. This Arm Is one OF the largest this side or
Philadelphia, and SIS they import direct from Eu-S
rope many sof their goods they can offer as great
induceu ents TO er chants as any establishment In
Baltimore or New York weshculd like 10 see our
dealers patroniza the enterprise OF yirginia, for
the Messrs. LEVY certainly deserve it.-Staunton
ViTginian. &s 3t
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GO 10 Asroxrs forIemon.e eocoanns -somstiiins
nsw-Maip street, silsess .F.fsSsf z5s
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m /
'oo " The greatest musical event of the season, II
not Of several years past, will occur at AS
sembly Hall Tuesday night next, when the
concert for the benefit of the poor takes place
'79 " At the last meeting Of the Richmond Keller
Committee Mr.. Leo Wheat rendered to, the
committee his services for concert, which,
il is hoped will to a considerable extent re-
plenish the committees treasury, and, at the
10 90 same time, afford our people an evenings
entertainment full of pleasure Mr. Wheat
has succeeded in interesting in bis charitable
enterprise Mr.. Samuel Young, Of Washing
ton, the best amateur baritone IL Tue county
1856 90 and will lie further assisted by kessnlchs or
chestra. full chorus of male and female
voices fmembers of Richmond and Man.
chester church choirs) and members OF tne
Richmond Philharmonic Association: ne
LOO 90 has arranged o programme WHICH is
bound to prove attractive and give
opportunity for the exercise OF an Tue 19e
talents of bis associates and himself. we
can promise our musicloying people great
90 90 treat, for both the vocal and instrumental
music will be of the very best. Those VINO
buy tickets will have the satisfaction o,
49, knowing that the entire proceeds are TO DC
placed in the hands OF the treasurer Oh tle
Richmond Relief Committee, anu py tne
)O7 O2 committee used in succorlng Respectable
families of the city now suffering for iood,
asa Clothing, and fuel. Those who cannot be
moved by this consideration-f any there
,asis ibe-are assured that the worth OF tnelr mo,
lac ea ney viii be fully realized In the enjoy mem
that viii be afforded them, and in that in'
Independent Of the charitable purpose 3l IN tne
Entertainment the tickets are worth all thai
a s7I Is asked for them. .s .; :, 1,ssoL,
General admission tickets VIII be sold q
ll75 cents; reserved seats, TO be had to,mor
Irow, Monday, and Tuesday, at West, John
,, Ii ston & Co.'s bookstore, 26 cents extra.
geaa The ladies and gentlemen who have pro
.,;,od ~ 70 ola nh0ruspS earnestly
100 90 urged gby Mr.. Wheat to be promptly In ct
tendance, at Assembly Hall at 8 o'clock ss.is to
night. L..-....- -..;,,, aS5sai as
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WIN. MERRY PERKINS,

-, FHSOFEISS1eDMAL CAkDS.
w u. MERRY PERKINS,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
bccRISGHAM COURTHOUSE, VA
ptaclIccs ih The courts OF Buckingham and a1jOin-
iNH COUNTIES the Federal Courts ut Richnlon nd and
ir;ynehDurg, ana The sapreme Court Of Appc..Is OF
- hIun., AZ Alchmoho. fei
WESTS ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.
D w rRRAiI's SAFETY ASTRAL OIL,
hEATSFOOT OIL. ls.ulgs
NATURAL LUBKICATlNG OIL.
LARD OIL,
AXLE GREASE, &C.
@H ~ L. WAGNER, Druggist
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EsECuT1YB ArPoISTnEsTs.-The Governor
yesterday made the following appointments
Of notaries public: A. T. Grayson, Page
county; u. L. Ciemmer, Jr., Augusta
county; Jasper c. Hughes, Gloucester
county. he also appointed the following
commissioner OF deeds: William Edwin
Osborne, Of $50 Fulton street, New York.
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FrvE HUSpaED yslLow pAsNANAsa az ANroNps.
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WALNUT CANDY at ANToNI's.
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MALAGA GRAPES at AsTosr's. J