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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

GRAND OPENING or SPRING GooDs.-Larae and
wel-selecteI stock Of cloths, coating'. ana csssi-
meres Just received by e. B. SPENCE SON, ana
Will be made 10 order In the best style and at low
prices. Call at 1890 Mail street and examine
thtfr new spring stock.
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THE MONTGOMERY CAsE--ACcUsED SENT
OS.-James b. Montgomery, an inmate OF
the city Jail, who is charged with stealing
one pair of sleeye-buttons and one collar
button from the body OF Henry Sickles, was
before the Police Justice esterday morning.
Deputy Sergeant Briggs was examined for
the prosecution, and prisoner named Cross
for the defence. The Justice sent the ac-
cused on to the grand jury for indictment.
Having been once before convicted of petty
larceny (getting S45 on false pretences), this
offence will be punishable as felony il the
iury fnds Montgomery guilty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

sUSpAY-ScHOoL CONVENTION. delegates TO the
Su. di, School Convention IN want OF clothing,
shirts, and furnishing goods are Invited t,cal' anu
examIue the new stock of clothing and Furnishing
goods that e. 3. SPENCE s. soN are now opening
nj 400 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS YESTERDAY
James NJ. Dawson as notary public for Car.
roll county; Walter II. Payne as notary pub
lie for Campbell county and George Wet
more Coles, of 50 Wall street, New York, as
commissioner OF deeds for Virginia lands in
New York.
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,.,yo.s" WARRINGTON LETTER.

.,,k WITH TIE NiGE-rRtSibENT-Hl
= .',...l.~ ~ TIE TlMtS-WHAT he TtilNhS
49,. ,,r,Nr AND THE. SoUTH-No THIRD
..t,v N NlS-WIL>oN on THE COMING
y,.r!nI-llr " ANTS REAL PEACE AND
AIltl\.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

ENGLISH DIAGONAL CoATiSGs ana non
by styles JUST opened by Z. u. SPENCE son. Cal
and eXlnue them.
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THE BEST TEST THAT THOSE MIGNoSETrE mo-
HAIRS which LEVY BROTH ERs are Sc lisg at Csc
yard are a great bargain Is that nearlj the whole
of them we've sold yesterday. Only about ten pieces
1,rt
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new FIGS AND PRUSEs at d. COLUMBUs'S.

SPENCE & SON have large stock Of nice goods 30
low prices. Call at 1900 Main street for your
clothing, shirts. an furnishing goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

THE SUM OF THE MATTER Is just this: That
LEVY BROTHERS goods are marked at cash
prices; and as Il ey have but one price they place
them ut the lowest value ut first.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

LEVY BROTHERS have lob LOT OF t~o-hutton
kid gloves ut 75c. pair. Read their Advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

LEVY BROTHERS offer greater bargains 10 linen
shcetipg than any store In the State.
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LADIES' scABFs at 6Gc.. 75c., and II that would
be cheap at double the plice. Bargains In all sorts
of FOODS at LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

ONLY 9Oc. A YARD at LEVY BRoTHEKs' Tor
black.aEd viii c.strIpc silk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

TWENTY-FIVE TO Thirty cENTSA YARD SAVED
by buying your silks At LEVY BROTHERS. zee
tn.ir advertisement,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

BEST DATES.-Threa pounds for rs cents st D'
CoLuMBus'S, 32l BrOud street.
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CoLUMBUs's RENOWNED PURE CREAM. made Of
cream skinned from rich milk, 10 be had only st
32l Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

TWO THOUSAND BANANAS for sale very low at
wholesale ana retail at u. CoLUMBUS's, 32l Broad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

SWEET HAVANA AND JAMAICA ORANGES al D.
COIUMEUS'S.
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diamonds. GOLD aud SILVER WATCHES, GOLD
CHAINS, FINE GOLD JEwELRY, &C., TO be sold this
day at q o'clock at the auction.rooms Of COOK &
LAUGIIToS, No. 10 Governor street. Zee adver-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

LEMON, STRAWBERRY, CHOCOLATE, VANILLA,
and Grange c Crcam ut -. CoLuMBUS's.
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A LOT OF GRoS. GRAIN RIBBONS from auctioD )ude
received at LEVY BROTHERS..
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FOR STILL STRONGER EVIDENCE or THE supE-
RioRITY OF the ENAMELLED and sArIS-TISIsHED
PICTURES see the OPINIONS Of the following RRyE-
RESD GENTL EMES: @
THE PICTURES OF MINISTER'S presenta! the late
Baptist Memorial Meeting. taken .! the LEE GAL
LERY, Is the bes.-executed group we have ever
seen, and we hope II will dnd place In every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

w ANTED.-A gentleman residing IN
w Southwest virginia, but OF very extensive
acquaintance throughout the Stale: desires 10 form
n business connection with some wholesale or COM
mission house IN the city of Richmond. Would
guarantee 10 control 4 large country trade. AZ
dress for one week W. &. NJ, care DtSPatch once.
NH 26-4l*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

SUPREME COURT OF APPRALS - Tuesday. -
The case of Mott Us. Carriers administrator
was fully argued and submitted.
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ICE.
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INA

1CEi ICE! ICE!
[ return my sircere thanks for the noerat pa.
tronag- have received since ~ bscams neeessaiy
for me TO take csrge OF The lee business ot my ase
brother. j Nc. AcGowan. o..
Huviug made very favorable arrangements Tor
furnishing the bet
RIVER ICE.
ann both PREPARED and DETERMINED 10 supply
nv customt Is aud The public generally a. lo6 20
this unryslied fee eau ne sold in his msrseL o,,
Tine "a ason approaching when .nsnmsrs COM.
me,ce t,king Ice, heIewithiturnsh list or piicee
'1' Foa FAMILIES AND OFFICES;
5to 25 pounds. 75s. per hundred pounds; % %
SO pounds a3e. per huadreo pounis.
BAR.RoOMs:
Atthe rate Of soc. per hundred paanas "
eouuacts n'a1S S "''''.1's''@ va" '-,T JANE KIM,
nh oa.aw 1911 Cary strsss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

WANTED. Fifty HANDS TO CUT
w CORD-WOOD. Pay every week.
Wanted, FIFTY MEN 10 get railroad ties. Fay
every two weeks.
Wanted. FIFTY COAL MINERS tcoloredl. Pay
monthly.
Wanted FIFTEEN COLORED WOVEN cocks.
&c.J for families in New Yolk: monthly. Apply 10
J. Z. JUsTlS. Labor Agent.
NH No. 9 Fifteenth street.
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concerts We have ever heard, and ne, feel
safe in saying that there will be packed
house to night to listen to this rare comhina.
tion Of talent. There will be an entire
change of'programme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

's,HE AMERICAN ELECTRIZER,
i the most convenient and cheapest battery In
use Can he carried In the pocket.
Price only s6. For sale by
PURCELL. LADD CO, Druggists,
NH lIl0 Ma'h aiIeeI
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FOB PRINTING.

seu, your orders for printing to DISPATCH
ppINTrSG-H HOUSE. II you wish 10 have them
promptly, Ieauy. and cheaDiY executed se 10
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s4RtsCERIES. dc.

ICURICE OF ALL GRADES,
IL POWDERED LICORICE ROOT,
TONQUA BEANS.
SPICES, OILS. RUN,
GEDDA and ARABIC GUNS, a
GAKS: SYKCPS, extra fine and common;
for sale by DAVENPORT e MORRIS.
NH 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

DICHMOND SHIRT-FACTORY.-
IL Wanted, TWO FlRST.CLASS SHIRT
MAKERS on Wheeler Il Wilson machines.
NH 3O-2t* 90J Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

WANTED, BY A CUTTER WHO HAS
w had six YEAR, experience in the merchant
nsh the best Of city references. Address
}. &. PFrlFFFR,
nh 3O-2w& No. S east jackson street.
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WANTED, "A GOOD A Coo, COOK, WASHER WASHER;
iucumbrance. Call at No. south Third street.
NH 3U-2t&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

-,.,,. xr,rnvE yFSrssptr was c'onGy an@
.,...,tr,,n.,. IN, a,Id in temperature.
$50, <c-.,-.,,,y,,,,,, ~ n, Dispatch Ctsc6
~ YurcA so. 1876.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

Wy TANTED, MOCkING BIRDS, for
w which the highest maj ket price will be paid.
Gail at c. BELLkNUI'S Brand-Cuttiug establish
meni. M. II 0 Main street.
Large supply of Birds and Cages for sale.
Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

CHOICE TEAS.
chests ye,y superior GREEN TEA !; 3 chests
finest UJl.NG TEA. Just 10 hand at
WILLIAM q. DASDkIDSEkC cos,
faa S27 Broxd street.
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BESENEsS WANTS.

WANTED, 800 CORDS CHESTNUT.
w OAK BARK. Highest market price paid.
Apply to WRIGHT & HUDSALL,
Steam Taunery, Lombard alley,
NH 3l.lm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

0O1 BEST BUTTER IN TIE 201
CUl CITY, W.
received every Wed esiav and SATURDAY;
ESPASUiA, FlGA
NOATANZAS CIGARS:
CHOICE FAMILY GhOCEkIGs.t
CHARLES u. BOLTON &,CO,
r,t Ok 30I Rroafssreet
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WANTS.

WANTED, A GIRL TO NURSE AND
w assist in houscwork. Apply, with references,
to D. ". ANDERSON.
200 Jefferson street, between Byrd and Canal
NH L
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR TWO
w nice young COWS with their first calves ;
raised within short distance of The city said 10
lie good mixers. For sale and on consignment by
TALlAFEKRO i CO..
NH 3l-2t next Gall-g Mill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-31

WANTED, A COMPETENT YOUNG
W LADY To attend store. References required.
Apply to X. ADAM.
NH 3l-1t* Twelfth stree below Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-16
MfSafsSinni Affairs.

WAsu1SGTos, Septem Der ia delegation
consisting of Senator Bruce, Sheriff Buch-
anan, ex-Cougressman Howe, Secretary Of
State Hill, Chairman Of the Republican
State Committee Warner, and John b. War.
ner, editor Of the Mississippi Pilot. had an
interview with the Attorney. General. which
lasted until after 2 O'Clock. General Pierre
pont questioned each separately. They agree
that Warren county is quiet, and the emer-
gency which demanded Federal interference
is for the present passed. They represent
the number of white Republicans in MiSsis-
sippi as few. There is no military orSaniza.
ton in the State except the White League.
They are Of the opinion that there. will be
no further trouble in Mississippi until The
Republicans attempt to hold Il meeting. then
they apprehend that such gatherings will be
broken up.
Judge Pierrepont asked why the Republi.
cans did not organize and defend themselves.
They replied they bad no organization, and
when they came in contact With organized
white leagues they fed before them. They
stated that the sovereignty Of Mississippi was
unable to protect itself without the aid OF the
Government. If troops are not sent before
the November election many Republicans
will be interfered with at the polls.
General Pierrepont said be had advised
Governor Ames TO perfect some military Or
ganization to protect the people OF the State
in tbeir political rights. lie advised the
delegation to return home and consult with
Governor Ames about organizing tor pro-
lection. Should they fail to do this, and
further trouble occurred, to let him know.
General Pierrepont is Of the opinion that no
further action will be taken upon Governor
Ame>'s rcqusitiou for troops.
MEMPHIS, September 15.-Per'ons here
from Tallahatchee county, Miss. state that
everything is quiet. The armed bodies OF
whites and blacks have dispersed.
johnson, a negro, charged with having in
stieated the negroes to arm to 60 to Friar-
sons store in a body. is in Jail at Charleston.
No more trouble is unprecedented.
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.o- from Petersburg.
emo Richmond Ixsnatch.l

.,,r,,, ~ the Richmond nsratch'l
,'.sr,,rc Va. September Is, 1879.
'n ,'.0',,r,,,nao Executive COMMITTEE,
i'' ~ daIes,tcs recently e'cc1eu Dy
con ! ~ ibis will meet nj the oaufs.house
t"r w." ,,,-r,,uiztion. In the ch"lE OF
fN'".-"' ,,,,,ar heated contest was "aeco
lh'> '',,', ,h'n native KcpuhAeans and the @r-
tI,N' and the feeling between the
i<'-> - ! still very warm. l am
t"' S;r,natiy informed Of the status OF
T. of the committee 10 foretcll
he ~ ,,,;,,.. NH be successful IN the organi-
""' ,a,,,,r,.,,. They seem to DC nearly
z..F'' ,,-E,i Robert Boiling, Jr., is the
IN..' ,t ,nc natives for chairman OF the
G" ,,,s ard i. 4. Van Auken the candl-
co., ,h. ,t,>ton- house ring. The fricnds
a.. ~ ,,,.,,,o.hou>e element have fought
O. ." ,,I.y... ii.ht hard in the committee
va ..,. g.. III their success VIII depena
I' nan The mere empty honor OF con'
'''....,. INC or.lUizaiion. 1t Is alleged that
u ..,,;nf.ucc OF their political power VIII
& , "" we're abroad last evening that
tH,,, r,lrrt L. Boiling had declined 10
tr.,' ,hr randidste Of the Independents
1" I' ,rag,r. but il is believed they had
- ,.rhs.inp. Colonel Boiling is still at
j. ..rinr,. and il is stated by his friends
- -. All mskc 10 response TO the call
."'' 49,, ,,n;iI he returns 10 the city. Opln'
/ i;,,4,I - 20 the course lie will adopt,
i" ~. ,',i,y,n-, that he viii decline, and
h.',+ .na, ,r viii accept. if. indeed, he has
'''''..-,xl!y committed himself.
'...., ~. gentlemen who will be in
=, ss.!-,.> the masS-meeting OF the
....,ya,,,,> on Thursday night OF next
3, Grrryss Bradley T.JOhnson, OF Rich
u..;@. ~,> ,,.,oso illness
w.. v.nii,arG IN this correspondence sefe,
>. .....a.,1 - resulting from the poison OF
'.+.... a' = rtu-sloE cap, which was ofNeh
,...... ,i.-H oi his finger while out gun
-. i, Sill in i crltlcsI condition. MS
=. .y-r,m ii4> become afflicted, ana his
: M AID ann are 30 much swollen mat the
,.. #. tqgrWuot he removed.
.r,l : iwnrd Dtomgoole, president OF
-. r. .r,r..~' Council. ha> issued circular
,.s...,io the farmers of Virgins and North
,.,.ol s..ounciug that the term Tor
,,.l..t the present delegates were eitc'cd OF
,.,...,rrI : .hoti' to expire. rs the con
..,.,.tnn ulr delegates are to bc chosen, II
ts,.,,e,,.r> - desire. on the first Satufciy III
:, .,,.r. %. - soon thereafter As practlc!o
a.. new DELEGATES will be entitled TO
T.. their seat, a. tn" regular annual
,....,,,n If tn, Council on the fourth Tues
y.g November. Two or more may he
So. rom .ucli township or city ward in Nlr'
r.-., ard North Carolina. The distinctive
..,..,. NJ ,D.> organization of the Council Is
,,,...r.>,p.!f1ye character, having the whole
l.4, ,C r.urrs for its constituent basis
Tie slmcr, are urged TO meet ana eject tiieii
l...-l'">.
T.r:e ar" reports on the street OF ne"
1airy to br started IN the interests OF the IN
ti..,.t..r, ,.,uyrlu4nt. ROBIN Hoop.
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rn,scopa, Diocesan Convention.

. CHICAGO, September l5.-In the Episcopal
Diocesan Convention to-day the committee
appointed to take action on the letter OF Or.
DeKoven. explaining bis position and de-
cliniug the nomination of the Convention,
brought in series of resolutions recording
their solemn disapproval of any constitution
or canon, or any contraction of constitution
or canon, that puts it in the power
Of Standing. committees, composed of
clergymen and laymen, to sit in Judgment
upon its doctrinal views or upon the life and
manners of a bishop-eIect, declaring such
constitution or canon inconsistent with laws
Of the church catholic, and in contradiction
Of that principle Of the common law that 8
man can only be judged by his peers; also,
declaring the unchanged confidence in the
faith, unsbaken loyalty to their Church, and
eminent fitness for the episcopate of the
Rev. James DeKovan, D. D., warden of Ra-
cine College. who was at the special conven-
ton in February last elected to the vacant
episcopate Of this diocese.
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BIsxARcK's BoYs.-A Berlin correspond
ent thus deals with the scions Of the Prus-
sian Prince: The two Bismarck boys are,
perhaps, the most vicious of their kind, and
vet in the towns where they have played
their most scandalous pranks they are spoken
of with sort of admiring awe. Count Her
bert. who has been in during bis winter mis-.
sion. has introduced more than PruSslan d.
plomacy into the by no means grateful Bava-
riau court. There is no end to the scandals
circulated concerning that young gentleman,
the bundreGth part Of which would serve 10
Danish him from self-respecting communities
in any other country. His younger brother,
Count John, is too young to conceal bis
excuses, and too blunt even il he were
not. He is of the impression that bis father
holds Germany in fee simple, and II that
doesn't give him the right to do as he pleases,
what can? So be does as he pleases, and ne
plcases to do exactly what the world IN gen.
eral holds to be low and very debsslng. bis
haunIs are more notorious for democratic
yiciousness than aristocratic seclusIon. Ills
habitual state is not one to recommend Nun
to polite attention, and if the face Is, rs Mr.
Beecher searchlngiy says in some OF his cha-
racteristic analyses, an index OF man>s rullpg
passions, Count John would be about the
person to bring on a Brooklyn witness
stand. Herbert is rather tine looking, AZ Ills
race 90, but John is dump, blear OF eye,
scorbutic of viSage, and coarse OF manner
generally. The pair give the Prince, their
father, unceaspg anxiety, not only for their
notorious profligacy, but for the difficulty be
finds in keeping them on terms With their
army and diplomatic associates. lie has
been striving to marry Count Herbert to
Dretty countess Of the Protestant party, but
am told the father refuses. The consent OF
the lady is never asked in affairs Of this kind.
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2a:30 10 CHICAGO TIE FAST N Az a Sue
CESS CHICAGO, September Ia 1880 a. M
The limited mail OF the Pennsylvania rail.
road trial tripproved great success. arriving
here in twenty.siS hours from New York,
less than twenty-four from Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and exactly twenty.four and haa
from Washington. This is foelr hours faster
than any time on record. The people along
the route received the train with great en-
thusiam.
The guests separated at Pittsburgh for st.
Louis, Cincinnati, and Chicago.
At this place al are Quartered at the Grand
Pacific Hotel. and will leave for st. Louis
this evening.
This quick trip fully demonstrates the
feasibility of rapid transit for limited trains
over the Pennsylvania railroad. =,
Cincinnati, September 14.--The iast.ma'i
train connecting with the Pennsylvania ROAD
at Pittsburgh arrived at Crestline, on the
Fort WAYNE and Chicago road, at 1l20, and
q, Columbus, on the Panhandle road, at
1850.
Terre Huute, Ind, September 14.--The
fast mail train from New York arrived here
at s O'Clock this morning, and left for 81.
Louis exactly on schedule time.
WASHINGTON, September l5.-The Post
Office Department will dispatch mails to-.
morrow morning by the fast trains which
have lately been put on. The Department
loses twenty-five cents per pound on news
papers and ten cents per pound on mer-
chaudiSe between New York and San Fran
cisco. Railway mail has been ordered from
Little Rock to Altus, one hundred and TWEEN
Is miles, commencing October Isl. 1t is
claimed the fast mail will give twelve hours
advantage 30 southern mails at Louisville and
s.. louis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-16

TIE VIRGINIA PREss.-The New York 7rl'
Lune of Tuesday has the following notice Of
the introduction Of the editors and attaches
of the Virginia press, now on visit to the
North, to the Mayor of New York:
"The visit Of an association of Virginia
journalists 10 northern cities is another pleas
inc incident Of the centennial era of recon-
citation. These gentlemen, among whom
We recognize the representatives OF several
influential presses OF the South, left their
homes principally, we believe, with view
TO tcStilyiTg their interest in the ex-
bibition which is to take place ID
Philadelphia next year. 1t is worthy
of note that Virginia led the southern
States in entering heartily into the spirit OF
this centennial celebration, committee OF
the Virginia Legislature, with other promi
nent citizens of that State, having visited
Philadelphia and promised cooperation IN
the work as early Us 1871. liz paying their
respects to Mayor Wickham yesterday, the
visitors, many Of whom served in the Con-
fcderate army, were introduced by an eX.
general in the Union army. The speech OF
this gentleman. like those OF the Hon.
Thomas Whitehead on behalf Of the Nr.
ginianS, and of the Mayor as the representa-.
tive of the city, was in excellent taste. The
Mayors graceful words of welcome express
cd the voice of our whole people,"