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SrANLEY's Triumph,
Colonel Grants Paper Read Before the
Royal Geographical society The
works Of the American EX-
pIOrer Fully Endorsed.
Lspeelal 70 the New York neIaId.l

Ihere was n meeting OF the mem
bcrs OF the Royal Geographical So
ciety to-day. g 800
They were assembled for the pur'
pose OF listening to Colonel Grants
address on the subject of Mr.. Ii. M.
Stanley's CHE commander of the
Herald and Telegraph expedition)
explorations in the regions of The
VictoriF Nynnza, Africa
Among the distinguished person
ages present were; Major General
Sir Heny q Rawiipson, SIR Samuel
Baker, Colonel Burton Sr Fowler
Burton, Baroness Coutts Tho Rev
Mr.. MoiTat ( Dr. L'ylngs'ones faith
cr-in-Iaw), Dr. Rae, and others
Many ladies of aristoeratic rank
were seated on General RawIinsons
right and on Colonel Grants lett
, The paper which WIS read by
Colonel Grant amounted simply to
a eulogium of Stanley who was
praised for His perseverance,, cour-
age and success in carrying out
in the most competent manner the
intent ofhis commission from the
Herald and Telegraph.
Sir Samuel Baker, Colonel Bur-
ton, and Colonel Grant Spoke emo
tionally on the subject Of SANKEY'S
notification ofSpeke's views on tho
subject OF tho rise and course of the
river Mic.
The three celebrated African
travellers said that nothing IN the
gift of the Geographical Society
would be too high u reward for
Stanley services in the cause of
science. lie deserved. they said,
a reception on hisreturn to England
like that which was awarded to
Spoke and Grant in tho old Burling
tod House after their discovery of
Luke Victoria. @
The Speakers laid stress on the
point that Mr., Stanley considered
the Shimeeyn River the most south
ern source Of the Nile. l.c,
Sir Samuel Baker kindly and hui
mOrously defended Stanley against,
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CEzAEJGR OF VIN4Ex.
s4g ToTAKE EFFEcT sesi
FRIDAY, JUNE s. 1876.
THE GALvEsTOH.
Houston and Henderson
81 RAILROAD.

Throe Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston at $40 m and arrive ~
Houston ct $50 m. NJ ssg,s =. ID u <.
Leave Galveston At 800 p m and arrive o.
Houston at 500 p m.
Leave Galveston at $50 p m ana efrive ~
Houston at $50 p m. 4i, 1853 sjsk.
Leave Houston at SIS IN and arrive ~
Galveston at 900 o m.
Leave Houston 1000 m ana arrive Of Gal.
weston at 2:S0 p m. ~ ,elie n !.
Leave Houston ut $50 p m and arrive At
Galveston at ll:e0p m.
On sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton at 1000 IN. Leaves Houston at 2do p m.
The g. m train nom Galveston connects
nj Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harr1s-
burg and san Antonio pathway. Connen ~
Houston with the Houston aud Texas Gen
Tie zoo D M express from Galveston con
meets with the Houston and Texas cenu
railway. tllttia9l itsr
The 800 D m express nom Galveston con-
meets With the International and Great
Northern railroad AZ Houston Atv p M: "
The 1850 10 train from Houston arrives -
aaIveston at 2:p m. conneou win tne
% TieSet cfsesss leo fremont street, Calves
ton and nt the depofs-N II 1iffl.4
C5mmutafion tickets 10 local points, one
thnass nd and I've hundred mile dckels, oAn
Se purchnsed at the ticket oflices Of this com-
rsi,r 81 fIom Galveston ticket once
O. u. NICHQLg, Hupsrinssndsnt
HA ANDREwe,e General Ticket Agent
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CHEAT ADVERTISING COLUMN.

W, q, SlckllN & o., Grng.le ana dealers II
ptuduce.N6, 6ltElm street, corner Of p,p
80 ~ go 81 = g'lNs3d
"A treshlol ~ Englkh llrallsh,kf Ton, an,
other choice Tea Just received nv II, y Eis
enloht, German Pharmacist, $40 Main street
I poviO-dlm flHt ~ flgFT
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

. 80
Symptoms Of Il Diseased Liver.
DAN in the riehts.dc. under the
i edge ofilie ribs, increase on pres.
sarc; sometimes the pain Is inlthc ,
len sides The patient ia rarely able
20 lie on the lc.t siasi sometimes
the pain is fell Under the shoulder
blade. and il iysqaently extend, TO
the top Of the shoudet, 'ah,l is soa,el
times mistaken for rheumatism in
the AIM The stomach is objected
with loss OF appetite and sickness,
the bowels IN general are costRe,
sometimes alernatiyewiIhI lays thsF
hcad, is troablcd with PAN, Accom-.
panied with dull, heavy sensation
IN the back part. Ihsre isgenerally
q considerable loss OF memory, ac-
Sqmpauied with a .rain!pl, sensation 4,
Of having lsit phdoho something
which ought 10 have been done. A
sNghb dry cough is sometimes an at
tcndant. The patl:Gt complains OF
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cod or burning,
md he complains Ola prickly sensa.
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low;
ard ahhough he is satisfied that exer-
else would be Beneficial 70 him, yet
he can scatcelY summon up iortitudc
enough to Try it. In fact he dis.
trusts every icmedys Several OF the
aabove symptoms attend the diseases,
but cases have occurred where few
OF item existed, yet Examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER TO have been extensively de-
ranged. '''''
dsi0AGUE AND sFEVER. th W
DIX. c. M'hANt's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGuE AMP Fsvta, when
taken with Qunine, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
eathar'g can be- used, preparatory 10
or after taking Cunning, We would
advise all who are afflicted witbDtlas
disease 10 give them a FAla qRML, !
-. Dealers and physlcinns ordering frcn
Others than Fleming Brys, viii do well d write
their r'Nlers distinctly, md toLe noge tat ~.
e e., i rgsj,. 1,''1 tss pr,pggy,d ~ tteYi"g
a1lg IA I'LL
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
BFNf W-----Ek
nLECTIoN-FEBRUARYl 10, 1915.
lsOr district Judge.

1xrEs ARE, AUTHORlzEn AND RE
w uuested 10 announce Hon. Nat NJ,
I,uriord as candidate for Judge Of the
Eleventh Judicial District, composed OF the
counties OF Dallas and Ellis, az tho ensuing
election,
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FOR County Clerk.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce Captain AlcX.
Of The County Of Dallas at the ensuing cleo
dion.
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"A negro, named Don Mullins was
fined $500 for carrying o pistol 'ochu'oi'
In Waco. flfefaaHH ~
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xxrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ,nested TO announce Jas. ii. MAINS
MS a candidate for Assessor of Taxes OF the
County of Dallas Mt the next election.
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For County Treasurer.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w auested To announce John W. Swn"
deiis, as a candidate for Treasurer OF Dallas.
County, at the ensuing election.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w auested to announce Nj. v. CstS. as
candidate for Treasurer of Dallas County
at the ensuing election.
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For County Judge.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w aucsted TO announces \ W, N0Wltu,
AZ a candidate for County Judge OF Dallas
County, at the ensuing election, ..r.r .t.lI
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Yor Assessor OF Taxes.

SHyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w auested to announce Captain Wm:
vi. s,s,nmOn ns IL candidate for Assessor OF
Dallas County at the next election.
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NxrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE,
w auested to announce kObt IL. West
AS "A candidate for County Judge OF Dallas
County 1.-THE ensuing election -t a.-L
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oS IA sal per day. Agents wanted, Az
p0 w p1v classes OF working people Of both
sexes, Young and old, make more money OF
work for us, In their own localities, during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
at any thing else. We ofler employment
Tint will pay handsomely for every hours
work. Full particulars, terms, ETC., sent
free. sand rs your address at once Don't
delay. Now Is the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
EARNED wErt We offer. o. srfrsos 4 Co..
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
NV uueSied 10 announce RObt. SeNy,
ma n candidate for County Judge OF Dalns
f,ounty, ut the ensuing election.
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HARRY WADE, NJ, R. ', $, London.
~ vETE IENARY SURGEON

Office aud Stables at the Race Track. All
cases entrusted to my care Will receive
prompt attention. Operations a specially.
Horses treated for all diseases, and examined
Us to soundness previous to purchase. Horses
Oct2G dtf
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WYE ARE AUTHORISED AND RE
w auested to announce Il. u. - An-
d rrws Nv a candidate for Assessor OF Taxes
ssf the County of Dallas OF the ensuing eiee-
ton. 1000 ~ y "A
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rar Collector OF taxes.

xxrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uuested to announce w. II. Prasher
as a candidate for Collector Of Taxes OF the
County of Dallas, at the ensuing eieetlon,
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested to announce w. w. Peak as
cinct No. /, Dallas county, at tho ensuing
election,
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xxyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ouested to announce RYAN II. Graves
as n candid ate for Justice of the Peace for
Precinct No. !, Dallas County, at the ensu-
ing election. ..,----------
I'VE ARE AUTHoRIzED AND RIP,
Nv duested to announce Major EHseHe
w, BaylOr as candidate for Justice OF uls
Peaee, Precinct No. !, Dallas county az INC
next election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w 1uested to announce George n. Aid
redge, as n candidate for County Attorney
OF Dallas County, vt the ensuing election.
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For sheriff.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uuested to announce John w, Bowen.
n, a candidate FOR Sheriff OF Dallas County,
at the ensuing election. 80
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yvrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Major James 4. Bnrlsicy.
M a candidate for reelection 10 the office OF
sheriff OF Dallas county, at the ensuing
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via the
Houston and Texas Central R'y
Trains Leave

b TrhlnH hTflVe Nhu usPHft fIuns DFK1Hs -
follows' ss.. . e.,..si,t,. IS. .t,4
Accommodation Through Express North
Leaves n tn ll:2O A. N Leaves n 'tli 7:i5 Az
Leaves s'th 5.oU y. n Leaves J. III 0;26 p.
y. WALDO, J. BunANnsN
l;enT Ticket Agt Gen'l Bupt.
New York City Freight and Ticket omce
49, - :. ! n. L. MANCHESTER, Agen..
Visitors to above cities will hnd these or
fees pleasant place OF resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers wline
'o1"1 j. pURAND, Gen \. Enpt
]. WALDO. GEM Ticket AGENT.
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For District Clerk.

WYE ARE, AUTHoRIzSD AND RE
w 1nested TO announce WIN. A. Iar.
yyosd as q candidate for District Clerk OF
Oallsa County, ut the February election,
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested TO announce Pierre ~.
brown as n candidate Tor the once OF Dls-
trict clerk of Dallas County ut the ensuing
election.
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yEGETINE.
~>N~~-
VEeB''r11NE ''1
PUEIFIEs THE BLOOD, RENoyArEs AND
IRVIGoRATEs THE WHOLE
SYSTEM.
Its medical properties are
= ALTERAnvE, TONIC. soLyEET,AND
DIURETIc.

!. VEGETISEis made exclusively from the juices OF
carefuly-seiected blrks, roots, and herbs, and so
strongly concentrated thar It win eectnally eIzdi
cate from the system every tains Of scrofn2, Scro-
fulous Humor, Tumora Cancer, Czrcerous gHu.
NOR. Erysipelas, Sst.Rteum, Syehi;ihc Diseases,
Canker, Faintnesa at the Stomach, and all diseases
that.arise from Impure blood. Sciattca, Infamma-,
tory snd Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralxia. Gours
and Spinal Complaints, can only be e6ectualIy
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and EYupttve Diseases OF the ekiu,
Pnstnles, PImples, Blo,ches, Boils, letter scald-
head, and Ripgworn, VKGET1NE has never failed
to effect permanent cure.
Fer Pains In the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop
sy, Female Weakness, Leucorrhoea. arising frosu
internn liberation aud uterine diseases, and Gene
raj Debility, VEG4rtNE acts directly upon tho
causes OF these complaints. It inyigorates aud
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the secre.
tive organs, allays Inflammation, cures liberation
and regulates the bowels.
For CatarrIi. Dyspepsia, Babiiual Costyeness,
Palpitation OF the Heart, Headache. Piles Nervous
ness. and General Prostratlon Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn, no medicine has ever given such perfect salts
faction as the VEGETINE. it purifes the blood,
cleanscs all Of the organs, and possesses control-
Ing power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures cffe c,ed by VEGETINK have
induced many physicians and apoihecaries whom
we know 10 prescribe and 1t in their own fami.
lies. .4s3
In fact, VEGETINE is the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases and Is the only re.t
able Blood-Purifer yet placed before the public.
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THE NATIONAL CESTENNIAL.-The commit
tees representing the Chamber of Commerce
and the Tobacco and Corn Exchanges in the
matter of proper representation of Virgil.
MA products at the Philadelphia Centennia
met in full force yesterday at the office of
Messrs. Wise Brothers. and organized as q
Joint committee by calling Colonel Albert
Ordway to the chair. It was explained that
the Board of Commissioners appointed about
year ago, and which at present exists, bear
relation only to the Finance Board Of the
Centennial (Which was incorporated by act
of Congress), and that the purpose Of said
Board of Commissioners. is only to raise
funds for the general purposes Of the Centen-
NAL and it was therefore resolved that O
committee Of three be appointed 10 wait
upon the Governor day and request him
to appoint temporary commission, who, un.
til the meeting of the next Legislature, Shall
act in the matter Of causing the resources of
Virginia 10 be exhibited at the Centennial,
it being understood that such commission
will acl in accordance with the plan recently
published in the Dispatch by Professor Nal.
let, of the University of Virginia, and under
the supervision OF that gentleman as their
presiding officer.
The committee appointed to wait on the
Governor were General Logan, General
Peyton Wise, and Captain l.. l.. Bass. Colo
mel Albert Ordway, the chairman, was, on
motion, added TO the committee.
We learn that several OF the States have
acted by appointing such commission as re-
commended by this meeting. and are salts
fed that there is absolutely no incongruity
between them AID the boards OF commits
sioners appointed by the Centennial, but, on
the contrary, that both have defined mis-
sion, and each will act in an appropriate
sphere.
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cHAsoEnY COURT OF RIcHnosD.-The fol.

L
lowing cases were disposed Of
| Vaughan, &C., Ds. Goddfn. Decree con-
firming report of commissioners and rati!y-
ing and confirming distribution of fund and
conveyance to purchaser Of property sold.
Watt Us. Watt. &c. Decree confirming re-
| port of commissioners and directing deeds to
be made to purchasers who have paid in full.
Terrell, &c., Us. Brockett, &C. Decree
confirming report of commissioner and rati-
flying and confirming sale therein mentioned.
| Downey Us. Woodson, &C.; Woodson us.
WoodSon's administrator. &c. Decree, on
petition Of George A. Hundiey, referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re.
port.
| McRae. trustee, Us. Cunningham, &c. De-
cree confirming report of sale of the property
therein mentioned and directing the pay
Fment of taxes reported as unpaid.
| Newby's administrator Us. Horner's ad-
ministrator, sc. Decree on petitions of NJ.
G. Gill and wife and Sarah E. Horner ap-
pointing trustees and confirming report of
commissioner.
| Dickinson us. Moore, &C. Decree direct
ing deed to the purchaser, distributing the
fund, and making final disposition of the
cause.
Hill. &c, Us. Adams, Sc. Decree appoint
| ing special commissioner to make convey
ance of the property therein mentioned.
Collins Us. Coles, Sc Decree settling the
amount due the plaintiff and directing sale
of the property unless the same be paid as
in said decree specified.
Crew Us. Ellis, &c. Decree on petition OF
the Mutual Assurance Compa Of Virginia
for amount of quotas of insurance due to
said company.
Breathed, &C., as. Cullen, &c. Decree
confirming report Of commissioner as to in.
Vestment and making final disposition OF
the cause.
Kings administrator us. Wallis executor
&c. Decree overruling exceptions, confirm
| ing report Of commissioner, and making dis.
tributou of the fund on hand.
Corkery & Milward us. Mcclure, &c. De-
cree directing receiver to pay to Samue
Britton out Of the funds in his hands certain
sums as in said decree mentioned.
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A FRATEREAL LETTEg-A NORTHERN SOL
DlER's OriNroN oF SToEEwALL JAcKsoN.-A
few weeks ago Company +, of this city, sent
cordial invitation to their old friends of Com
pany A, Washington Light infantry, to be.
come their guests during the inauguration
of the Jackson statue, or at any other time
that might suit their convenience. The fol.
lowing reply has been receyed
WASHINGTON, d. c., October IL, 1876
Captain Mar,1eU T. Clarke, commanding
Company f, First Virginia Regiment: Dear
Sir,-Ata meeting held on Monday evening,
at which / was unable to be present, it was
determined. after due .deliberatiou. that it
would not be practicable TO visit Richmond
during the present month. This action re-
suited from our rather expensive trip to
Boston in the month of June last, added to
the fact that the busy season, both with our
merchants and pLbic employees, has at
length opened with promising Yigor. Few,
if any, of our members in active business
pursuits could at this time we'll afford even a.
day, while 10 the departments the clerical
force will ere the close OF The month be
heavily tasked in the preparation OF the an
nual reports for Congress. The feeling In
favor OF the visit was earnest in the extreme
but full interchange OF views developed
the negative reasons above given IN light
sufficiently strong 10 induce on the part OF
the corps entire unanimiLy of action against
the project.
Let me assure you, however, that you are
not vet quite safe froE! an invasion OF my
formidable corps. From the humble captain
to the selfsatistied eighth corporal, from the
proud giraftes on the right 10 the noslesS
proud ponies on the left, We are determined
that we will meet you on your own loved
soil. The cry of "On 10 Richmond " started
by YOUR kind and cOnSderate c)mmunica.
ton OF the 1St yet reTerbera'es in our ar
morv, and will grow in volume until, meet
ing you in your time-houoTed city, we clasp
YOU by the hand, surrender at discretion,
and bow willing necks TO the yoke OF hospl'
table captorS. ........
have no prfiudices against any who, be-
licving themselves in the right, deemed IL
their duty TO uphold their convictions Top
posed though they were TO my OWN by he
roic conduct on the battlefield. At the Bun
ker Fill Centennial the Fifth Maryland regl'
ment, in whose ranks are many who tought
on tue Confederate side, decked with flowers
monument raised to soldiers who sacrlnccd
their lives for the Union cause. Animated
BY the some spirit, and forgetting that Stone
wall Jackson was ever q foe, could consci'
entiously do honor to his memory rs sol
der. Sans peur ct sd's reWoche.
| fiud it difficult To put III set phrase tne
gratitude of our corps for an iDvitstion SC
eloauent in words, so fraternal in spirit.
Very truly yours, w. G. MOORE,
| Captain commanding w. l.. |.
Captain Moore was private secretary o.
President Andrew Johnson.
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TAKING THE VEIL.-The interesting cere-
mony Of the Catholic Church connected with
the administration of the final vows, and the
taking Of the black veil of the Community OF
the Nuns of the Visitation, was performed
a few days since at the Convent Of the Visi.
tation, Monte Maria. on Church Hill, by H..
Rev. Bishop Gibbons. The postulant on this
occasion was Miss Mary a. Wiley, daughter
of Robert j. and Margaret Wiley, of this
city, whose reception OF the white veil and
other rites incident to entering upon the tife
Of religeuSe was noticed in the D.spdtch
about a year ago. Her name IN retision IS
Sister Mary Rose. Rev. Father JansSens, Of
St. Peters cathedral, assisted the Bishop in
the ceremony, which was witnessed by q
number of the relatives and friends Of the
Young lady. 'st
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A CANDID CoNFEssioN.-Thornton Carter
was before the Police Court yesterday on
the usual charge OF being drunk. A night
in the house had some " hat 5sobered
him, and he was penitent. He asked the
Police Justice to allow him to plead his own
cause, and consent having been given, there.
mon he began to read from the Dispatch of
yesterday The article beaded "a painful
scene and touching confession" which
confession he adopted as his own.& He reads
man have the highest conception as
10 what the life and character OF minister
of the Gospel sbeuld be. know that he
shosld lead consistent and 40 upright life,
that can be looked to by the community as
an example" At "as an example 'Inorn"
ton broke down, bis voice being too IN:
steady for eIocutlonary exercise. The Po-
lice Justice excused him from further exer-
tion of the kind. -, !,
II having been shown that the accused
was drawn juror of the Renrico Court,
and that his presence at the court was i'm.
be was discharged from custody.
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Mr.. R.sWHEAT's CoscERr.-The musical sea-
SON is to be inauguraIed next Friday eve.
ming at Assembly Hall in most brilliant
concert by our talented impressar'o Mr..
Wheat, With a corps Of brilliant vocaiists
from Baltimore and Washington. Mrs'
Louise Camp, Wasbipgton's tayorite sopra'
DO, will appear in several brilliant selections,
and Baltinlore's favorte tenor, Mr. Osbourn,
will also assist. Both of these singers are
pronounced but little il at all inferior 10 any
artists on the stage. MIR. Young, OF Wash
ingtop, who is SO well and lavorably known
here, will also assist.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-EoUS order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added a wellselectcd assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
CHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT, J,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most ex-
peditious manner. r.