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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-12
ST. JAMES HOTEL

RICHMOND, VA, February 90, 1874.
The undersigned respectfully begs leave 10 an
nounre 20 thetrasellug public that he expects, on
THURSDAY the 12,h OF March, TO open The new
sr. JAMES HOTEL, recently erected on Twelfth
street. fronting Bank street and Capitol saare, by
Mr. j. A. BELvIy. go .g}'c,ss 81
j, In the centre Of business, afew yards from Main
street within one square of the post-olce. facing
the beautiful park surrounding The Capitol OF Viz
ginis, none will gainsay its advantages Of leeAioi
I The proprietor, relying npon his reputation q
the founder and, aRtl J 863, pToprietor Of The
spotswood, confidently assures yisitors Of the ST
JAMES, with its handsome appointments aud do
ughtfui and conreniens location. that no effort On
his part win be spared 70 make them feel a. bone.
az. Joay r.. BALLARD, she veteran hetes-keepcr
Of Virgins, viii be In caarge or the cfcf, and sir.
n. III. QUAHLEs. OF the Healing springs, In charge
sos the dining. .room.a 7. ". HoEas 10 iEsis,5R
NH list q sssasfs s.a:.s- -..E- f5opt1stos..
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FUNERAL OF MR. THoMAs C. Epps.-The
funeral of Mr.. Thomas c. Epps took place
yesterday afternoon from bis late residence.
Rev. N. W. Wilson, Of the Grace.Street Bap-
tist church, preached the funeral.sermon.
There was very large number Of citizens in
attendance besides the members of the City
Council and city officials. The remains were
escorted to their last restiUg-place, in Holly
wood, by the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, honorary members of that company,
jefferson Lodge of Odd.Fellows, and Neil.
son Encampment, No. 2, /. 0. 0. f., OF
which he was member.
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RAILROAD CoNsoLIDATION.-Ab bill is now
before the Senate Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation providing for the con-
.,Eta;!on of the Richmond and Danlille and
Piedmont railroad companies. The conse!i'
da,jon is to be accom-, .iiShed by agreement
entered u,o by the directors OF the respective
eoup.nl,-, provided two.thirds of all the
stockholders OF each company shall vote in
favor Of the same, aud the rights and fran
shi,e, OF eacn company are to vest in the new
company. The new company IS to provide
for the dests OF both old companies, and may
ISSUE ne~ bonds aud executive deeds of trust
or mortgage TO secure their payments, said
deed or mortgage to be recorded in the
Hastings Court OF Richmond.
These roads are now, and have been fol-
several years, under one management, though
the property and deb,s of each have been
Kept distinct, and the purpose Of this bill is
10 simplify the management by a complete
merger Of the Two roads into one new cor.
pu!at!Jl.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFlcE MARCH II, 1874
Mrs. Ell. A. Atkinson, Jr., corner Bank and
Eleventh streets, Richmond, Va; Board
err Dispatch, Richmond, Va; Samuel i.
Casady, Esq, Richmond, Va; John 4.
ChildS, Richmond, Va; MIR. George A.
Hundley, Broad street, Richmond, va.
Messrs. Powers IL Co., pollteness of General
Freight Agent, Richmond, Va; Mr. H. Sa-
bile (2), 36 Division street, New York Mrs.
Maria Wilson, 106 South avenue, south OF
Now Market
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HE ASHABLE CAsg.--The case of William
~ Ahhap'e comes up in the Hastings Court
'h!s morning for new trial. He was sen.
ehceu on March lst, 1873, to three years
'ohhncment IN the pcnitentiary for the lar.
rrhy OF check of $500, the property Of DIR.
T., II. White. On the 18th December, 1873,
'he court Of Appeals granted new trial to
AnnaO'e on writ Of error and supersedeas
previously awarded.
Al That time there was another indictment
ptholng against him for the larceny of a check
loi S-oV' the property Of n. W. Nelson,
"hch has been continued from time to time
un!i. now. Upon either of these indict-
".nts he Is liable to be again tried.
Ar. Anna BILE, it will be remembered ,yos
clerk OF the Henrico County Court. having
t 1trn elected by the Republicans in Nav,
is'9i previously he had been an appointee
.! The military.
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INTEREST os MoNEY.-LaSt week the
House of Delegates passed "an act in rela-
ton to interest OH money" fixing the legal
ra,e at six ptr ccutum per annum, and pro-
vitiug that no contract shall be made at !
greater rate, and that the penalty for uSury
shall he forfeiture Of al interest charged
This bill! vas sent 70 tue Senate, and by that
body referred to its Committee on Finance
This committee Yesterday morning reported
The House blu, with a substitute therefor
which provides that no contract shall bt
made for greater rate than six per cent
Icr annum, aud "all contracts and assur
anc"s made directly or indirectly for ths
loan or forrcarancc Of money or other thing
al src.;c. rate [tnan six per cent? shall be
volu. The House bill aud substitute viii
probably come up for consideration in the
SENATE to-day or tomorrow.
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DEAD BopY OF MAN Found IN THE DOCK.
Yesterday the decayed remains of negro
man, supposed 10 be those of tF e cook of the
schooner K. j. Hamilton, were found float
ing in the dock, and were removed to the
city morgue for Identification. The schooner
Z. j. Hamilton sailed from this port about
the middle of February without the COOK,
who could not be found. About that time
his hat was found in the dock, and he was
seen drunk at a negro dance-house on the
preceding night. He was known to his
associates rs drunken Billy" AS the
schooner is daily expected to return, the
body will be kept at the morgue for several
days to give her crew an opportunity to
identify it.
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foILcE Court, WEDSEsD Y-Jusiict
,c''V.-Thonas james, Mrs. Filinger, Caro-,
a'ne Schwartz, and John Gallaher were fined
ti'yo each for keeping unlicensed dogs, and
Al. Elliek u for an unlicensed goat.
oainnei Weitherick and G. ShultZ, charged
"oh disturbing the peace. were discharge ged
upon payment of costs.
ssp "lilnm Hays (negro), guilty of stealing
sze from A. Il. sneIliDgs, was sent TO the
ehaln-eang for ninety days. L..
r, rat Coleman (negro), for az assault upon
n-l'ey Hoimes in The house of George GUY
CT major, Ras sent to Jail for three months.
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HtrEREE CoUgr OF APPEALS. WEDNESDAY
The following business was transacted il
tbi, court yesterday:
Cheek and Gls rs. White and ais. Sub
mittcd.
Rowzie and ais vs. Ware and ais. Sub
mitt-d
hrnnah's administrator rs. Boyd and ais
Submitted.
>trstham cs Crawford will be commenced
Today after the court gets through deliver,
ms some opinions.
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PIMPLEs, ERUrTIoNs, ROUGH SKIN.-The sys.
Golden Medical Discovery for few weeks, tho
skin becomes smooth, clear, soft, and velTety, and
being illuminated with the glow OF perfect health
from within, trIle beauty stands forth IN all
Its glory. Nothing ever presented to the public Us
beautifyer of the complexion ever gave such sat-
isfaction for this purpose as this Discovery: The
effects of all medicines which operate upon the sys-
tenn through the medium OF the blood arc nccessa-
rily somewhat slow, no matter how good the RENE
dy employed. While one to three bottles clear the
skin Of pimples, blotches, erupuons, yellow spots,
comedones, or % grubs,o dozen may possibly be
REQUIRED to cure some cases where the system Is rot
ten with scrofulous or yirulent bloodpoisons. The
cure Of all these diseases however, from the COM
mon pimple to the worst scrofua Is, with the use OF
this most potent agent, only matter Of time. Sold
by all druggists. ...f a-.. r..
COVERED WITH 2RCPTIoNs-cuRRD.
CLAyERAcK, COLUMBIA COUNTY, y. I.
DR.. +. ?. Pierce, Buffalo. NJ T.:
Dear er,-T am sixty years Of age, and have been
afflicted with Salt Rheum In the worst form for
great many years, until, accidentally, saw one OF
your books, which described my case exactly.
bought your Golden Medical Discovery and took
two bottles and half, ard was entirely cured.
From my shoulders to my hands was entirely COW
Tered with eruptions, also on face and body. was
likewise afflicted with rheumatism so that walked
with great difficulty, and that is entirely cured.
May God spare you 4 long life 10 remain blessing
to mankind. With untold gratitude,
Mrs. A. W. WILLIAMS.
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Steamship I'm a Gale.

BALTIMORE. March 1.-THE steamship
Nuremberg, which arrived to-day, reports
that she left Bremen on the 18th Of Febru.
ary. On the oath she experienced q terrific
gale, which continued until the 25th.
Heavy seas swept over the ship, tearing
away the boats, one Of which crushed in the
skylight, and the water poured into The cabin,
damaging the furniture, &C., to between
$4,000 and $4,000.
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Sr. JAMES UoTEL.-The St. James Hotel,
erected bv Mr.. John a. Belyln, on Twelfth
street between Main and Franklin, and un-
der the management of Mr.. T. w. Hoenui-
ger, will be opened to-day for the reception
of guests and the accommodation of the
travelling public. The building fronts one
hundred and fifteen feet on Twelfth street,
runs back forty feet to wide court, and is
four stories in height above the basement.
On the street-foor are FIVE stores, office, and
general entrance to the hotel, and entrance
for ladies. In the basement are the bar
room, dining-room, pantry, and kitchen. On
the second story are two parlors, and num-
Der of elegant rooms en- suite. The two upper
most floors are used entirely as bedrooms,
of which there are sixty-eight in all. The
furniture, fixtures, and appliances Of the en-
tire establishment are of the latest and most
approved pattern, and of the best make. The
parlor, office, and bedroom furniture, all of
walnut, was made in Richmond, and in style
and finish will compare fayorably with hotel
furniture in any city of the country. The
floor of every room is covered with costly
carpeting, and much good judgment and
taste has been exhibited in the selection
of patterns and colors. The kitchen and
pantry are supplied with steam appa-
ratus, large ovens and ranges, and every
thing else necessary to the proper
cooking and serving of the food. The laun-
dry is model of completeness and conyc-
nient arrangement, and, with some servants
apartments attached to it, occupies the third
story of Mr.. Belvin's store, which fronts on
Governor street but runs back nearly to the
hotel building and is connected Herewith.
Upon the whole, we may say that the st.
James is one of the cosiest and neatest little
hotels in ths State. Its delightful location
reputation of its manager, Mr.. Hoenniger,
who was the first lessee of the old Spotswood
Hotel, will. doubtless cause it to receive q
very liberal share of public patronage.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE E. K. X
DONATION TO THE PooR.-Last night the Il.
X X. held meeting at their rooms, No. 9l5
Bank street, for Reorganization. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
twelve mouths: Peyton Wise, chief; Major
j. Il. Claiborne, junior chief; Lewis q. Fray
ser, second JUNIOR chief; A. A. Lorentz,
treasurer; Louis Bossieux, secretary; and
Frank. Johnston, sergeant-at-arms. After
transacting some business of no public in.
terest the club made an appropriation of $25
for the rslief Of the p0or-an example that
might well he emulased by more wealthy
associations. 4.s;. ue;. 4srs.rt-
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PERsoNAL.-Judge Hugh W. Sheftey, ol
Staunton, aud Colonel D. Mcdaniel, of New
York, were at the Exchange Hotel yester.
day evening. ..- . -.
Dir. Augustus Shaw, late master Of trans.
portation of the Wilmington. Columbia and
Augusta railroad, who was recently elected
superintendent Of the Richmond and Pc:
tersburg railroad, is in the city. He will
formally enter upon the discharge of his
duties here about the 1st of April.
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Indian Affairs.

CHEYENNE, w. t., March lit is report.
ed that General Smith with eight companies
of cavalry and four of infantry started yes
terday for the Spotted Tail agency. The
Brules and Minneeonjons were concentrate
ing near the agency, and threaten fight.
The Indians under Red Cloud are greatly
dissatisfied, and there Is much bad talk
about the soldiers being in that country.
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NOTHING MORE CERTAIS.-It Is said that the
only really certain things known are death and the
taxes but there are few other things so sure as
to admit Of scarcely the shadow Of doubt, and
among them is the certainty that there will be O
full drawing ct the Concert Of the Public Library
Of Kentucky on the 31st day Of March. Already
the rush for the remaining tickets Is in full blast
and those who would be certain of having chance
for the splendid gifts must apply without further
delay.
Tickets for sale by A. P. L'EcUYER, 900 Bank
street, and W., H. YERBy, at Fords Hotel, Rich-
morid y
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TwfN BABIES Found DEAD.-Early yes
terday morning colored woman, walking
across an open lot on Strecker's Hill between
Mostly and Pickett streets (Twentieth and
Twenty -first). found the bodies of two white
infants wrapped in piece of old baggins.
They were tDe-lookiDg male and female
children, and appeared to be only a few
hours old. Their bodies are in the posses
sion of Coroner Taylor for the Investigation
required by law. at
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Sr. PATRIcK's DAY CELEBRAT1oN.-,Al
Irishmen by birth or descent, and all other!
who desire to celebrate the anniversary O.
Ireland's Patron Saint, are respectfully re
Quested to assemble at the following places
at 8 a. NJ. that day:
Ancient Order of Hibernians on Ninth
between Broad and Marshall streets; the
Catholic Total Abstinence Society on Tentf
between Broad and Capitol streets
the German societies on Broad, the right
resting on Eleventh street; HiberDian So
ciety on Tenth between Broad aud Marshal
streets the boys on Eleventha between
Broad and Marshall streets; the Catholic
Beneficial Society on Broad, the right resting
on Tenth street.
The line will be formed as follows-Broat
street, right resting on Ninth
Ancient Order of Hibernians, W. F. War6
president. .-.-. Ass.
Hibernian Society, P. T. Moore president
The boys in charge of Mr.. Christopher D
Columbus.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Society
James Sherry vice epresident.
The Magill Literary Association, j. Mcln'
tire president.
St. JosepRs Society, iCharles snellenburgt
president.
St. Benedictus Society, II. E. Tholl presi
dent.
St. Bonifacius Society, James Stukenburgt
president.
Catholic Beneficial Society, R. E. Englist
first vice. president. " .... s...
Line Of Ndrch.-Up Broad to Fifth, dowr
Fifth to Grace, down Grace to St. Peter:
Cathedral, where services will be held and 6
discourse delivered by Rev. Father Daush
of Baltimore. After services the line viii
be formed as above indicated, the right rest
ing on Ninth street, and the procession vii
march as follows:
Up Ninth to Broad, down Broad to TWen
ty-6fth, down Twenty-ifth to Main, W
Main to Second, down Second to Marshall
down Marshall to Fifth, up Fifth to Grace
down Grace to Executive mansion, where
the procession will pass in review before hi:
Exceilency Governor Kemper, and then t
Broad street, to be reviewed by bis Honor
the Mayor before being dismissed.
The following gentlemen will act as aid:
to the chief marshal: John NJ. Higgins
James Golden, David O'Brien, Michael Irwin
PheIim O'Neal, Arthur Rooney, John
MCGOWAN, Thomas Cox, William Kelly.
William Rankin, James Hannon. IL. G. Hag
gerty, G. Ross, N. kersting, l.. Brunner. :
The assistant marshals will meet promptly
at 9 A. NJ. at the City Hall. F. j. Reilly
chief marshal. .'= '; %--
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BssVkS, STATIOEERY, &c.
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mon card: YRGISLAs-Fine calico bscks; GEEk-
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GUARD AGAINST SPURIOUS CARDS.
CAUTIoS.-Purchasers 81 oild see nasa Anx6a
black Unite,t States internal reven,tesiamp 0X$i9
with monogram Y. y. NJ. on centre Of spade, Sp3a@
ton with the GOODALL CARDS, Is ~ atsg "a
TRADE NJ RK. sr'
NOTICE TO DsALRRs,-Eyery pack Of the Good
all Cards sold without this United States revenue
stamp properly affixed subjects the seller to-a
heavy penalty. Il. = ..rt s-s- mn 0-lm i
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting Of the
Board of Directors of the Chamber Of Com.
merce will be held this evening at 5 O'Clock.
AS questions affecting the trade of Richmond
will be up for consideration, and among them
a complaint made by merchants of Memphis
that there is great delay in the transportation
of tobacco from Richmond to that city, it is
expected that every member of the board
will he Oresent.
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Tributes or Re.,,act

BOSTON, March 11.-Both branches of the
Massachusetts, Legislature adjourned over
upon receiving the news Of Mr. Summers
death. Flags on the public buildings
throughout the city are at halcmast.
ALBANY, N. T., March 1.-THE death Of
Mr.. Sumner was announced In the Assembly
this afternoon, and several feeling addresses
were made. 5sass
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Augusta. Ea.. Races.

AUGUSTA, March 11.-The races commence
at the Fair.GrOund5 tomorrow and will
continue three days. Twenty-Five horse;
have arrived, embracing the stables of Ba.
con, Weldon, Lewis, and Hitchcock. Pool.
selling is progressing tonight. The Wea-
ther is unf;ayorable.
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disturb the existing condition of affairs in
Louisiana will be denounced by fair-minded
men as an act of despotic interference with
people who have suffered immeasunble
wrongs already, and who are entitled, now
that they have legally earned 1t, to some
respite from the evils and horrors incident to
political campaigns in the South. Let Gov
ernor Kellogg alone, and slet us have peace ,
in Louisiana
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LEE GALLERY.-JoIN W. DAVIES, 92O EAST
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, vA.-some recent
specimens of photography from this well-krown
gallery show steady improvement In style and
artistic skill, and we commend 1t to the patronage
Of the public Renerally.-Central Presbyterian,
February 4, i 874. s"r.
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Democratic Victory tn C,,,,a., -

Democratic Victory I'm Camden, n. r.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE election ia
Camden, n. j., yesterday resulted in the
choice of John H..Jones (Democrat) for
mayor by Al majority. The Republicans
elect the recorder by about 3C6 majority, and
the Democrats the receiver of taxes by Al.
Ihe Democrats elect fSe on. of eight coun-
eilmen. This is the first time the Democrats
nave been successful in fourteen years.
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THE IHEArRE.-Sans Souci was repested
last night by. Miss Katie Putnam and her
company with admirable success. Miss Put
nam was frequently encored, and In the mas
qnerade scene, In which she was especially
DeWitching, she was recalled three times.
special mention. - e. :
"Meg's Diversion " and Staee-struck !,
are announced for tonight, with Miss Put
nam In the leading characters. "
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P1sPHARN's PRINCIPLES or FQUI.
ID TY,S7.60: 4s7.'giss = W.
KOyER Ol JUDICIAL sALEs, 20; l.es
MAY ON INSURANCE. 1850;
BATES'5 Digest OF F1hE INSURANCE DE.
VIRGINIA coDE, 1873. s8, ands volumes %
and $40: :. -. .s:-.- ..-:,.:..-
Volume hBBoTT'S UNITED STATES Dr.
GEST, new series. $3.50: 6s.5...s7ls;5
COOLEY'S 'SCONSTlfUTf0NALL LIMITATIONS,
CALIF0KSIA CITATIONS, $3.50. and All the
> other new law and miscelinntoas books. sjs
RANDOLPH ENGLISH. II
NH 9.dSv 1918 Main street. !,
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, ,lArcHT.-Yesterday morning Sergeant
"Tehn arrested Hal Jordan, the third one O
ii'e parties who made the midnight assault
upon Mr.. Priddy and bis wife last satur.
gay nlght. He found him at Darbytown
Elk sis m'ss below the city, and has been iden..
nhed by Mrs. Priddy. Justice Crew com.
sfaltted bin fer hearing before the Police
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DIR. ARMsTRoNG's LEcrURE.--Dr. ARM
strong's lecture on the Great Pyramid OF
Egypt has been nnavoidabiy postponed until
Thursday and Friday Of next week.
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TRUSTEES APPolS1gD.-The State Board OF
kd0cAtion mas appointed the following school
trustees: Fsuquler county, Cedar Run dis
.rct, John Ii. Epsor pice Joseph ID. Tulloss
Sussex county, Stony Creek district, Il. j.
Lpps rice DR.. George 5. Field, resigned.
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awe CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND to all who
need an EFFICIENT and HARMLESS ToorH-Pow-
DER the elegant preparation Of MEADE & BAKER
known as 'Saponine Dentifrice.'"
JNo. G. WAYT, Dentist; GEO. ". JONES, Dentist;
r. n HUDSON, Dentist; j. Il. MOORE, NJ. D.,
j. MAHoNEY, Dentist: Dentist !;
W. L. BURTON, Dentist; GEO. B. STEEL, Dentist.
Price, soc. a box. For sale by druggists gene
,-o11x
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DR.. DUHoAN's LEcTURE.-Rev. James A.
Duncan, D. D., will deliver his lecture en-
titled "The Mechanic" at Union Station
Methodist church tomorrow; night. DR..
Duncan is very popular lecturer, and he
will doubtless have large audience.
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t0rSIY SUPERINTENDENT ArPoINTED.-The
State Board OF Educa ion has appointed
Colonel George W. Hines county superin-
'eu!"nt Of schools for Giles county, in place
O! Jalnes ID. Peck.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. L1rsooAB.---The funeral
obscquies of Mr.. C. r. Lipscomb took place
yesterday afternoon at the Centenary (Me-
thodist) church, on Grace street. The. SER
vices were conducted by Rev. DR.. j. E. Ed
wards and Rev. j. G. Granbery, D. D., the
former delivering a most eloquent and
touching discourse. At the conclusion OF
the services at the church the remains were
escorted to Hollywood by "F" company,
under command of Lieutenant John A. Pig
zlni, with McCann's First Regiment band,
discoursing solemn music along the line Of
march. At the grave the church services
were concluded by Rev. DR.. Edwards after
which, the company fred q salute of three
volleys over their deceased comrade and re.
turned to the city. - J ",
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COMMISSIONERS or DgEpS.-The Governor
fa, appointed Thomas kllYert, OF 137 Broad
way, and j. A. Hilleny, Of Sc Wall street,
commissioners Of deeds for Virginia.
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CLEARED FOR Rro.--The American brig
Mary AiierioD, Captain Chase, cleared at
the custom-house yesterday with -four, &c,
for Rio Grande do Sui.
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THE EASIEST WAY to get $50, 900 is to purchase
ticket In the MASONIC GIFT ENTERPRISE At
Norfolk. and you may be the lucky one. Tickets
can be had at P. WEIsIGER & Co.'S hat store, 1901
Main street, Richmond. s.