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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

~ J. SWEET, AuctIoncer.
QUObs, &C Ar AUIrIoN.
e. mnencing on FRIDAY MORNING
HAansI, h, 1879, at 4 4 o',ieck, at No. COZ
~ lPenns, W. MA avenue, com ri.ins a vel
selected stoes, ocTp sst 10 part OF Wines
whtshies and Brsudies; ups, 6roons and Beck
cts: Pickles, Preserves and her consiments; Tea,
Also, lot Of Crockery and g ass~ are, and Store
Fixtures, such a. Scales and Weights, one o. nee
Bni one Coffee Roaster, Tea and spice 6aLs &c
api-d Auetioneer
HTHE ABOVE BALE Is POSTPONED until
M0aDAY MORNING, April Il 9th, iSe same hour
and place lsp7 d. Ell SWIFT, Arct.
nUNCAHsOH BROS, AucfioDeors.
u Southeast corner 9th and So. norshvess
STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BRooMs,
WOODEN MAkE, BROOM MACHINE md
kkktsst ps HEgEPEks, sHhLvIHG, o0FfkE
Bnt s9r THl sSTIEs ooSrnEfs OF fsS
@ On MONDAY MORNIHG, April 10th,
aHR commencing at 10 o'clock, We will sell 81
ISS ITO street north~ vest, the entire stock
s,c.oon t "a thsreiu, comprising;
starch, Pepper, Spices, Brooms.
buckets, lot Hardware, Tube, Baskets,
broom MACH e I'D Presses, Ice Box
Coffee Mill ard Patent Beef Ohippsr,
Platform and Counter scalss,
Shelving, four fsrs, &c,
well Hartley The stock being fcesh and we'll as
serted pi esents sp endid opportunity to purcha-
DUNOaNSON BK'pS
sp Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14
VOL. XIX.

JJSrrsp STATES DISTRICT CoURT, SATUa-
pAy-Judse Hughes pressdinq.-ln the mat.
ter of j. j. Umlauf Exceptions to report
of assignee fled February 3, 1876, sustain
ed, and assignee ordered TO report on or.be'
fore the 10th instant.
In the case OF Joshua Hines. Case rsin.
stated and discharge granted.
In the matter Of J. NJ. Walker. Cause re-
ferred to commissioner to settle and state
the assigree's FINAL account.
In the matter of George K. Crigler. Inc
purchaser Of the bankrupts real estate was
directed to pay the notes executed TO Alider"
dice, former assignee, for the deferred pay
ments to the present assignee and Wnen
done the present assignee is to make him a
deed of conveyance and deposit the fund.
In the matter of Henry Austin. Report
of sale BY trustee and assignee confirmed,
and bill of costs approved.
In the case Of A. a. Dakin. Order con.
irmipg sale Of real estate, and directing
assignee 10 make conveyance to the pur-
chaser.
In the matter of W. e. Gannaway. Regis
| Tor directed TO make an account OF Tens and
| file his report thereof on the 18th instant.
| In the matter of D. Il. Ferguson. Report
of liens by Commissioner G. ". Hansbo.
| rough confirmed; exceptions to report Of
| Commissioner Johnson sustained and petit
| ton of Webster's administrator dismissed
| In the matter of Gideon w. Norris. Or-
der confirming sale Of real estate and oirect-
ing the assignee to deposit balance 10 mana
| in bank, and make deeds to the purchasers.
The assignee was further directed to pay
counsel $3.50.
| In the case of o. N. Chandler. Order that
| L. Royster, trustee, show cause on the lst OF
| March next why he should not transfer the
| funds in his hands to the assignee.
| In the matter Of James T. Morriss. order
| Of January IS, 1876, set aside and annulled.
In the case of William W. Myers. Mar
shall directed to deposit money In bis bands
| in bank to credit of this cause, and the Regls-
ter was ordered to make report ofthe liens.
| Trustees Dollar Bank Us. Stoops and ais.
Order appointing special commissioner to
| take testimony.
| In the matter of r. II. Sydnor. Assignee
discharged. ---
In the matter of the Jefferson Insurance
Company. Petition Of assignee, so far as 1t
seeks TO compel payments by stockholders
of any stock subscriptions due by them, was
dismissed. Cause referred to commissioner
! to make certain inquiries and report.
In the matter OF Emmet Crump. Order
! of sale Of real estate.
| In the matter of the Dollar Savings Bank.
| Order allowing the former trustees OF Inc
bank Sl75 for services rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

Dame RosBgEy GESTEELLy CoSpccrks.I
%, r,',, ",r,y hour on Saturday morning the
2a.>I'irr.housc of Mr.. B. B. Van buren,
s;,rat.d on Grace near Pine street no. OIL,
,~as entered ard robbed By thieves. ihe
er,ranre was effected by means OF slue,
windew. They first went to the coalhoer VI
~ Yam Burcn in which dim light was
,..rirol where his wife and child and hlm'
sIf w4rr asleep, and abstrac'cd about iour
'I,'r,.. in currency from his pocket.book,
,,h;rn wa in his pants pocket, the pants
I,no,n. on one Of the bed-posts. Although
,Icrr U,r, number Of negotiable notes ana
n.bc1 pgpcrs of value in the pocket.book
,"rr of tb.rp were taken. There were also
,un watches banging upon the bureau
-rl number Of other Yalu6le articles
.c.,,crrd about the room, ana ye'
rn,b,nr was taken except the money. The
G;r,rr.room WAS visited. the gas lighted, the
s,t.hoard entered, and various eataoles ano
. t,,:lc o( VINE taken out and placed upon
,ba table, where. judging from the leavlngs,
,,c thieves enjpyed themselves amazlngfy.
A. Van Buren,. hat was taken from rack
;n the hail, and although there were other
ar,;clcs upon it, none Of them were dis
rnrbcd | n the yard napkin was found
c9ntairipr food which they no doubt
drouucd IN leaving the premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

MAGGIE MITcHELL.-Mr. Paddock's COM
pany will appear at the Theatre tonight,
upon which occasion Maggie Mitchell will
NAV Fanchon. One of the Boston papers
speaks In the following complimentary terms
of this charming actress:
@The engagement Of Maggie Mitchell has
been very successful The first week closed
with an immense feotup. The attraction
was Fanebon, and anything better the pub
lie never want, and could not get 1t II they
did. Maggie plays better than ever. Though
no longer Miss-since she Is mother-sne
has lost none of that remarkable spirit ana
Individuality with which she was wont TO
surcharge her acting. Indeed, we think her
better than ever. Her irapersonation OF
Fanchon is most remarkable impersona-
tion-remarkable In two ways: for its tho
rough naturaIness and for the absolute iden-
ti6cation of the character. For the time
Maggie is out of mind and Fanchon pos
sesses the auditor. She moves to laughter
and tears, and to all the intermediate phases
of emotion, which Is only to be explained
by the most genuine talent allied to the
most entire comprehension of part fp hand.
But it is unnecessary to write more OF this
Fanchon embodiment. It is the pnblle.s adj
miration, and is likely to be as long as mag.
gle chooses to give It.
Reserved seats may be had ct Wyatps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

Presentation. james NJ. Marshall, Of
Craig, will address the Senate to-day in the
EnghtJobnson case ia advocacy of the ma
jority report,
Ur. A. G. Cabell, son OF DR.. Robert 6.
C.bcli, Of this city, has passed successful
examination before the United States Medi-
cli Examining Board in Washington, d. c.,
aud received the appointment Of assistant
surgeon in the United States navy.
Nh Joseph Hal, Of the firm Of Joseph
Hail 4 Co., has Just returned from Charles
ton. 5. e., al which point they have been en-.
g4ged in putting the ron.work in new
Government building.
The House special committee appointed to
Investigate certain rumors about Judge Ste
ycns will mrc, again this afternoon. 1t is
thought likely that Mr.. Alexander Hunter,
Of fAieXandria. who induced George Hill and
Judge Stevens TO return part of the Mont
pcer funds won from Mr.. Fowle, will be
present to testify. He is also wanted before
the grand Jury of the Hastings Court.
n. Fox. the Ne'aId correspondent who
made great reputation as newspaper man
by his letters from the Modoc war, and Major
Edward 5. Gregory, the editor of the Inder-
AWcUl, were in the city on Saturday.
MeS,rs. William Eukcr and Robert Wen.
dcnburS had little target practice last week
with Major Fulton, the leader OF the Amer.
lean TEAM and beat him shooting.
J. &. PEBBLES, of Portsmouth, Ohio, and
I. D. Norton, and George Willard, aud B.
Suley, OF Austinsbury, in the same State, al
terested in the western extension Of the
l..Ylaul.. o,,l nhin rn;lrnn6 OF rho
81. Claire Hotel on Saturday.
Mr. W. Page McCarty's article, soon to
he published in Scrtbner'S Magazine, is in
relation 10 colonial men and manners.
After the grand supper at Pizzini's Friday
night the gentlemen of MIR. SchoolcraftS 3
party escorted the ladies home, and subse.
4uently assembled at the Gaze, where the
champagne bottles we're uncorked and a good
time hid until 50 o'clock Saturday morning.
The House OF Delegates on Saturday con-
iIrmed Major Mann Page CONSERVATIVE, OF
lfince George, and Mr. w. +. Giddings
,krpuhhcan), OF Chesterfield, in their seats.
/" consequence of the carly spproach OF
Tue summer season (orfer some other reasonS
!afGc number Of sporting gentlemen have
ieil The city for northcru cl'mes. 1t is gen.
orally believed that they will not return until
alter The Ccntcunal-if then.
lion JI'nc> B. Sener, Of Fredericks burg,
ANU George Rye, Esq, Of Shenandoah, late
''Ic treasurer, were III the city Saturday.
a. y. SpilZcr, who was one Of the prof,ri-
''o!s oi the Stat, Journal when it was SIRE.
i'uo!lcan paper, is 4 candidate for member OF
,!e ltouse At the election to take place in
Naioine next Wednesday. Smith J. K.
"n''", who opposed Captain Jack Hudgin
q, llie iast election, IS the other candidate.
NAptaln Hudgin is not in the race.
Noionel Albert 8rdway has resigned his
i"SNon As chairman Of the Committee on
a"s Improvement of Sames River, anS the
'01lAH!ee have accepted his resignation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

RnEAE1Nc !NTo'A MINISTER'S EoUsE.-The
residence of Rev. A. G. Bledsoe, pastor o
Trinity Methodist church, was forcibly en-
tered on Saturday night about O'Clock by
large party, consisting Of about one hundred
persons, The family were upstairs in the
second story of the house, baVing just finished
supper, when they were startled by noise
in the parlor, and on examination found thai
the house had been taken possession of by
party of the pastors church-members, head
ed by the "chor" and the "sewiBg circle
Of the church.
The occasion was the birthday Of DR.
| Bledsoe, and the surprise was well planned
and strictly carried out. Each member o.
the invading host was provided with pre-
sent of some kind, ranging from pound o.
sugar or tea to other and more valuable arti
cles. Among The presents were full sui
of clothing, handsomely gotten up by VII
| liam Holt Richardson, Esq, and presented
by the congregation; splendid set of cas-
| tors, with fruit-bowl attached, from the
choir; aud handsome Bible by the sewing
circle. There were also fine hat, q beauti
full cake-basket, splendid set of silver
knives and forks, and a host of handker
chiefs, papers OF candy, fruits, &c.; hams
coffee, tea, sugar, &C., by his numerou:
friends. These gifts were from the indivi
dual members of the church, who felt i'm
peled to show some appreciation Of his val
liable services to the church.
After singing several appropriate hymns
the gifts were presented by Mr. c. P. Rady,
leader of the choir, in neat address, refer
| ring to the past three years service OF Dr.
Bledsoe, as we'll as his recent labers in the
great revivali in this church. Measured him
that he represented the feelings of the entire
church when be pledged him the continued
! love and devotion Of all bis people.
DR.. Bedsoe returned his thanks In very
| touching address, confessing himself taken
unawares for once. He declared that his
feelings would not allow him to express his
love for the generous donors, and also his
congregation. He assured them that the
occasion was the bappiest birthday of ali his
life, and they would be remembered in his
inmost heart as long as life should last.
The party spent q portion of the evening
In social converse with the family, and ther
retired,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

FRANK MAYO AS DAvY CRoCKETT.-Frank
Mayo, an old Richmond faVorlte, will appear
at Assembly Hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings next. Audiences are very apt to
he delighted and even over.enthusastic the
first time they witness play which has so
much interest in 1t as this has, especially
with q man like Mayo as the central figure,
without watching very closely for faults In
the dramatic construction of the play itself.
The niece has little merit except by contrast
with the denominations which have preceded
It. Men have written plays and stories about
the backwoods who, perhaps, knew more
abou. the backwoods than Mr.. Murdock,
but who knew nothing whatever aoout
plays or stories, or the manner OF properly
constructing them. Mr.. Murdoch Goes not
give us any new creation, but ne taxes tne
ready.made backwoodsman, squeezes nim
within the limits Of dramatic proPrlety
and stage possibility, and then, gathering
together quantity OF ready.made dramatic
material, rather stale and worn, furoushes II
M. surrounds his hero with 1t, ana presto
we have new play. There Is the timely ed'
ucated and wealthy young lady, with an eye
for nature, affianced to sop OF cousin oy
her guardian, VINO has run deeply in debf,
and issued some "irregular paper" to
save himself. The forged note IS 10 Inc pos
session of the cousins uncle, the big villain
of the play, who, by threatening to expose
the guardians rascality, forces on the mar
rage through him. That's the whole plot
and we imagine the reader will remember te
have read something of the kind somewhere
before. The denouement, Crocketts carry
ing eff the bride at the moment OF marriage
after the fashion of LochinVar, and marrying
her himself in his backwoods cabin, Is reach
ed in five acts, whose events are frequentl!
illogical and gratuitous, and filled with act
of unnecessary and superfuous heroism OF
the part of the hero.
Reserved seats may be had at Campbelps
on Ninth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

CHANcHRY Court OF RICHMOND, SATURDAY
The following cases were disposed Of:
Clash Us. Mullen. Decree finally disposing
of the case.
Wright Us. S.Wright, &c. Decree overruliDg
exception and confirming report Of commits
sioner iu conformity with opinion OF the
court and, on petition of Mrs. Julia IL
Gardner, referring cause to commissioner
for additional inquiry and report.
Clash Us. McGoyern. Decree finally dis
posing of all matters in the cause.
Ford, &C., Is. Ford, &c. Decree directing
sale of the property therein mentioned.
O'Dopnell us. Harvey, &c. Decree in con-
formity with opinion of court dismissing
plaintiffs bill with costs, but without preju-
dice to any rights and remedies other than
under the mechanics lien.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14
CzsrENs1AL ANNIVERSARY OF THE AAERl

CzaTENN1AL ANNIVERSARY OF THE A4ERI'
GAN BIBLE SocrETY.--The American Bible
Society will. hold its centennial anniversary,
commemorating this interesting period IN
the history of our country, 10 New York
during the month Of May. The Rev. DIR.
Hoge, president Of the Virginia Bible Society,
has received very cordial invitation from
the Board of Managers to be one of the
speakers. It Is expected that representative
men from each cooperating church from all
parts Of the United States viii deliver ad-
dresses on this occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

ss+4,.Ek EDsk TRlAL--in the Hastings Court on
,aaa! Nancy Coleman was tried for the
,,..I I''t VI ner infant by throwing it iutS 8
'H ,,o,., west Broad street. It will be re.
r.. '@'eu tS That Euos Briggs and Effie TGr-
m;' ''e TWO negroes who lived on the pro
yrrr ', nsa been drinking water from tbs
to,t, ~F', IN which the baby was found for
Sr.,;"' ""eAs before the discovery was made
wa. p,sISn %.S rested upon Nancy Coleman, who
A Iss"9eu u.iH9eu 10 be The mother Of the infant.
bp, $, sc h<Illoer Of witnesses were examined,
tons Is IT,. accused was acquitted, by iustruc.
couId no.n a the court, on the ground that it
,jered noI oe made clear that she had muir
fircn,,. rsu ner child in tha, way, although the
- 'ouas'ances pointed very strongly TO il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

FIgy.-Three or four shingles took fire
and were burned from the roof Of Mr..
Jonc.'s kitchen, corner Fourth and Byrd
streets. on Saturday afternoon and at sos,
after the fire had been put cut, an alarm was
turned in At Station 26, corner Fifth and
Main streets, which brought out three
Of the steam tre-engines, the truck, and
b. crowd Of people. 10 the hurry of get,
,irg to the fire Steamer b ran over a dog
and mashed it TO death and Mr.. Mount
castle. the driver Of Company AS hose
carriage. just missed running over two boys,
who will insist upon running after the sppa'
rails
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

SuPREME COURT OF APPEALS, SATURDAY
Erwin, executor, &C., Us. Nichols's exc.
cutors Fully argued by R. G. Fl. hean,
Esq, for the appellant, and James Alfred
Jones, Esq, for the appelees, and submitted.
Washington Us. Slaughter, sc. Motion to
dismiss argued by Judge B. W. Lacy for the
appellees. and continued till Tuesday next.
Hsttorff cs. Wexford, judge, &c. Petition
for maudamus will be taken up on Tuesday
the 1st, and after that Edwards uS. Lowell,
&c." will be taken up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

THE PEOPLE WANT PnooF.-There is no medi-
cine prescribed by physicians or sold by druggists
that carries such dence Of Its superior virtue as
BoscHEK's GERMAN SYRUP for severe Coughs,
colds settled on the bSeast, consumption, or any
disease Of the throat and lungs. A proof Of this
fact is that any person afflicted can get q sample
bottle foren cents and try II Regular size, seven
ty-nve cents. PURCELL, LADD & Co., wholesale
agents. .a.1a- stt = ~ Sstrt. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

DISPATCH PRNTING-HoUsK.-Ino order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade we
have added a welI.selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
CHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK st moderate Igures aud Ia the most ex.
peditioas manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

POLICE COURT, SAYURDAY.-JuSttce 10
seph j. White presiding.-Lewis Jones was
fined one dollar for being disorderly in the
street.
Sandy Dodson (coIored), charged with
trespass and assault, was fined FIVE dollars
and sent to Jail for sixty days.
Monroe Quarles and B. Chalkey (both
colored). charged with assaulting David Moss
with a stick, were discharged.
Emma Goodman and Ella Jones (both
coloredD, charged with keeping djsordery
house Of evil fame, resorted to by divers and
dsolute persons for evil purposes, We're Or
dered to vacate the premises within five days.
Henry Williams (colored) guilty Of stealing
one lot of couplings and pins from the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company, was
sent to jail for six months with labor.
George Lang (colored) was sent to jail for
twelve months for stealing two diamond
glass-cutters valued at ten dollars, the pro-
perty of William Bellam.
Phillip Harris (colored), charged with being
drunk. paid costs and was discharged.
Washington Webb and Milton Goode (both
colored), charged with creating disturbance
in the house of and destroying the property
OF Christian Bergin, were fined two dollars
each and costs.
William B. Griffin, wife-beater, was re.
quired to pay costs and give surety for his
future good behavior.
The colored lawyer Brooks was employed
as counsel in one of the cases before the
court. He cross-questioned the witnesses
quite closely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

THE COLONIAL BALL--The management OF che
COLONIAL BALL, which takes place on the Esd Of
this month, desire 10 inform those who inte: d to
take part that they purchase wigs and goods me-
cessary for Disgusting of =. TEaRANDlSI, at No.
61S Broad street. .assg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

De. WnIIrrs's LECTURE To-NIGHT.-Rey
A. A. Willilts, D. d., will lecture tonight
under the auspices OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, at Association hall
His subject is q Mental Dyspepsia" This
lecture has never before been delivered IN
this city, and those who have derived SO
much pleasure from his other lectures will
be certain to hear this; and to those who
have never heard DR.. Willitts We can COM
mend him as one Of the most popular lee.
turers that has ever visited our city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

SAFE AND SURE.-Amost every hour brings In
fresh testimonials OF eousrmptive invalfds whe
have been cared byusin2 WIsHART's Plne-Tree
Tar Cordial, which contains ns poison. A purely
vegetable extract, thoroughly removing from the
blood all taints and hnmers. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

THE RILEY VIRGINIA WHfsKEY sold by CHRIS
TIAN & WHITE has been analysed by Drs. McCaw
and Taylor and recommended as pure medicinal
beverage Price for two-year old, SIZE per gallon
price for three-Year old, &S so per gallon. ~ :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

ORANGES, ORANGEs-LRHoNs, LEMoNs.-C
ZDMER, 1885 Main street. win receive today
6fty boxes and cases dne Valencia and Mfssina
oranges and lemons, to which he invites the en-
tion Of the trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14
COURT ORDEk.s.


TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
i UNITFD STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TRICT OF VIRGINIA;
George G. Thompson
rS.
John 8. Morson. receiver Of the Farmers BANK OF
IN EQUITY.
Upon melton of George G. Thompson, by counsel
IL Appearing to the court that Henry Dupont Lieu
then J. Dapont, Samuel Dupont, and Eugene Du'
ponr, trading under the name and style OF y.
pont De Nemours q Co., are not residents OF tne
State OF Virginia, and It appearing that they are
made parties to bill OF review this day fled by Inc
said Thorn pson IL Is ordered that they appear mere
at the rules TO be held in the clerks ONCE OF this
court on the first MONDAY in March, S76, Il
plead, answer, or denur, or do whatever else may
seem at to them 10 the said Th0mps0ns bill Of re.
view; and that this order be published once Seeh
for four successive weeks In one OF the papers pub
-''-''' = s''' s''' 70. w. HUGHEs, Judge.
RICHMOND, 18th January, 1879.
a24.MAt II. y. PLEAsANTS, Clerk.
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snn "nhikD ah TO The PESirEST1ARY.-Hend
ye,.d 9onason VI (colored}, on Tuesday con.
senta. SEMI VI burglary in the Hastings Court and
wss wneef ,asf 70 one year 10 the penitentiary,
dsv atea over to that institution on Satnr.
"0'o!rg by Deputy-sergesnt Briggs. +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

ROLL OF HoNoR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHooL.-The following is list of the pupils
on the roll of honor at the High.School this
week:
Junior Class: Mabel Burruss, Fannie
Clemmitt, Maggie Coghlsu, Alice Coghlan
Sallie Cosby, Mary L. Cottrell, Alice De
noon, Carrie Drew, Carrie Ege, Alice Eze
kiel, Rosa Fleishman, Jennie Fox, Lillian
V. Hutton, Ella I. Landrum, Mary Nowlin
Mamie Lyon, Lucy II. Powers, Janet Peek
Emma Riddick, Ida Ragland, Mamie Schaap,
Rosa r. Swift, Rachel Van Wort, Lallah e,
Wright, Il. Ashoy Taylor, J. Parker stith,
Alex. Schaap.
Intermediate Class: Jennie Armstrong
Carrie Bennett, Clara Y. Dearborn. Jennie
d. Hall. Nellie johnson, Louie Minetree
Annie B. Pace, Laura Pecor, Sallie 3. Pew.
ers, Fannie Stagg, Rebecca L. Taylor.
Seaior Glass: Laura Bracket, Henrietta
Craver, Mary E. Fox, Meta hrausse, Sue
McWillism, Daisy Murray, George h. Arm
stead, William B. Gay, Charles NJ. Mayes,
William G. Puliam, William A. Smith.
Attendance for the week, 99.6 per cent.
Only one case of absence during the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

BoscHEN & BROTHER offer their winter stock o.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and Yalises at very low
prices In order to make room Tor spring goods.
500 and 5l1 BROAD STREET.