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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-14

RICHMOND PHARMACEUTICAL. ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of this Association
was held in their hall in Association build
ing Tuesday evening. DR.. John R. Garnet
was called to the chair, and Mr. Joseph n.
Willis acted as secretary. The president,
Mr.. Hugh Blair, presented his annual re-
port, which was. received, and ordered to
be spread upon the records. Mr. Blair, in
his report, reviewed the operations Of the
Association for the past year, and made
some valuable suggestions relating to the
future welfare and usefulness OF the Society.
He regretted that so many of the druggists
of the city had failed to become members Of
this Association, some Of the chief objects
of which are the elevation OF the profession
Of pharmacy, and the mutual Improvement
and cultivation of it's members, as well as
the regulation Of the relations sustained
between physicians and pharmacists pro-
fessionally, and their bearing upon the
health and welfare Of the public. The Re-
cording Secretary, Mr.. Joseph Anthony,
and the Treasurer, Mr.. B. G. Lewis, also
presented their annual reports. The report
of the latter showed healthy financial
condition. The election Of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows: President,
Hugh Blair; First Vice-President, Joseph
n. Willis; Second dVice-President, P. E. Du-
puy; Recording Secretary, Joseph An
thony; Corresponding Secretary, 4. Roberts
Baker. Executive Committee: William P.
Poythress, Polk Miller, Jesse Child.
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INTERESTING RELIC.-General Washing
toms characteristic punctiLio in dress and
manner are almost as well known to his
countrymen as his grand heroism, and has
an illustration in an interesting relic. In
the camp at Cumberland Q755) there was but
one Mirror and that set in the end OF a
powder-horn used by his friend and CON-
rade Colonel Zachary Lewis. By this mir
ror the immortal chieftain shaved his chin
every morning and completed his toilet.
The powder-horn is now in possession Of
one OF Colonel Lewis's descendants resi-
dent in this city, and is loaned to the ladies
OF the Second Presbyterian church, who are
now holding festival, as an object Of at
traction. The horn is still suspended upon
the plated leathern string by which it hung
at the soldiers side.
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R., F. & P. R. R.
Meeting OF Stockholders
Yesterday.

REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT AND DIREC-
ToRs-THE POTOMAC BOAT LINE-NEw
ARRANGEMENT IN REFERENCE TO IT.
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AND QUICK TRIPS
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE EXAMINING
COMMIT TEE-HARMoNIoUs ACTION
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
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Minor Iopics.-tsO Our Boys,0 the Man.
chester Ministries, give an entertainment for
Q charitable cause at Nunnaly's Hall to-
night.
Work on the street Improvement has COM
menced again.
Court for the dispensation Of civil Justice
tomorrow at 9I9 Hull street at 8 o'clock
A. NJ 4, 81.
City Sergeant Fitzgerald has removed his
Office to the Mayors Courtroom.
There was large bankrupt sale OF ma
chinery, de-, at Midlothian yesterday,
attended by many of our citizens.
Important meeting of the City Council
at 1880 P. M. tomorrow.
The December term Of the HsstIngs
Court commences Monday.
Most of the roads leading to the city are
reported to be in bad condition.
There will be a marriage Of worthy
couple in the West End tonight. Both
parties have served one term.
Friendship Lodge, Knights OF Pythias,
will nominate officers for the ensuing term
tonight.
Manchester needs a tire and police
alarm telegraph.
Friday Is payday at the Old Dominion
Granite Works, and also at the Danyille
Railroad shops.
The Fourth-street Horribles, better known
as ''the Baconsyille Bawl Club" are making
arrangements for a Soiree ddnsdnte.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will hold a feast and festival Christmas
week.
Anumber Of charitable ladies are arrang-
ing for an entertainment for the poor, the
admission to which will be pound Of any
article, at the option of the giyer.
Worship1u Master David j. Weisiger
represents Manchester Lodge, No. "A, in
the Grand Lodge of Masops.
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A POUND PARTY.-On Thursday next,
21st instant, pound party will be given at
St. Josephs Orphan Asylum for the benefit
Of the orphans. The house will be open all
day for the visits of friends who desire to
gladden. the hearts Of the little orphans du-
ring the Christmas times. Each visitor will
contribute one pound of groceries us an en-
trance-fee. In the evening, at 5 o'clock,
there will be Instrumental and vocal music,
given by some Of the friends OF the orphans
who have volunteered their services. Go
and help the orphans, and it will make your
heart glad to think that you have contri-
buted to make happy Christmas for those
poor little children who have been bereft Of
parents, and have never known the comforts
of home. ss, .sE ms.
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BIBLICAL LEcrURE.-Rev. Thomas S.
Dunaway, of Fredericksburg, yesterday
morning delivered the weekly lecture on
biblical subjects at Richmond College. The
subject was "Job," and was we'll handled.
After brief allusion to historical facts
bearing on the time in which be lived, the
land and family of the Patriarch, &C., the
speaker proceeded to discuss Job as man.,
bringing out his culture, independence Of
mind, frmness, probity and faith, with
richness OF illustration and copiousness OF
citation, which enlivened and supported
every position taken. The young men of the
college were urged to study this character
that they might learn to be patient under
burdens and discipline, and develop charac-
ters of integrity and true piety. This lee
ture was we'll fitted to its place in the ad-
mirable series which the Lecture Com
mittee has provided this session for their
students.
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PLEASANT EVENING AHEAD.-To-night
there will be o, social meeting of the Grace
Street Baptist church, in the audience-room
of their house OF worship, to promote ac-
quaintanceship and sociability among the
members. There will be committees for
receiving and introducing the people, and
seeing that they have q good time. They
invite their friends generally to meet with
them. The occasion will be enlivened with
choice music by the Manchester Baptist
choir. During the evening the Boys and
Girls Societies will have feast and supper
in the basement. The prospect for plea
SAINT evening is very cheering:
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DR.. CURRY's LECTURE To-NIGHT, on
Egypt, at the First Baptist church, will
doubtless attract a large audience. The
subject affords wide scope for the able lee
turer, who will invest it with all the charms
Of attractive oratory, while the object for
which it is delivered commends itself to
the liberal regard Of the public. 1t should
not be forgotten that after the intellectual
repast the ladies propose to serve up an
other sort OF feast for those who may be
nroSant 'sF -a.- E.s f.
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ELECTION OF INSURANCE SEcRETARY.-At
a meeting OF the Board OF Directors of the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
willis was elected secretary of the COM
pany Uice William Willis, Jr., who has ac-
cepted a similar position in the Virginia
State Insurance Company.
cessor Oh ms 5fo.afl' Iasin peen na a1 ~
the company, and having ably filled for
the Granite Insurance Company. William
H. Mccarthy was elected assistant secre-
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an all-raiI connection with this road. 4: It Is
impossible for the companies connecting
with this North and South not to see that
1t would be of infinite advantage to all par
ties to establish close connections and equita-
BILE rates, SO that passengers, fretghts, and
mails may be transported with such dispatch
and safety as to defy competition and pro-
duce the most satisfactory financial results.
To this end we recommend that your presi-
dent and Board Of Directors make Yigor-
Gus effort to consummate such an arrange
ment with the companies of connecting
roads as SOON as possible And should they
not be met in. a spirit of fair and liberal
compromise, that they proceed 70 purchase
or charter steamer to be run under the
exclusive direction and control OF this COM
pany: And should there be found any inn
pediment in your charter in furtherance OF
this purchase, then to proceed to take such
steps as to them may seem best to remove
the disability. For while we most earnestly
Recommend close connection with the
roads north and south of this, unless it can
be done on terms Just and equitable, and
sustained by such guarantees as shall ensure
Its faithful and permanent execution, you
should never surrender for day your in
dependent outlet oyer the Potomac river.
Your committee would offer for your
adoption the following resolution:
Resolued, That the report of the presi-
dent and directors Of the Richmond, Fred
cricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
for the fiscal year ending September 80,
1875. be adopted, with the suggestions and
limitations above made.
JOHN r. BAYLOR,
L. 3. ANDERSON,
~ WILLIAM H. PALMER,
HILARY P. JONES.
This report, rs above stated, was adopted
with but one dissenting voice.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The following officers were reelected for
the ensuing year: J. VI. Robinson, presi-
dent; E. Chauncey, III. A. Claiborne, Philip
Haxall, G.. S. Mills, directors on the part Of
private stockholders; and iIr. Andrew
Johnston was announced as director on the
part Of the State of Virginia. The follow
ing were reelected Committee Of EXami-
nation-viz., L. B. Anderson, j. R. Baylor,
c. F. NJ. Garnett, James Hunter, and
Charles Ellis.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
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PERsoNAL.-The Governor has made the
following appointments Of tobacco inSpec-
tors John F.Wren, on the part Of the State,
Inspector at Myers & Anderson's ware
house, Richmond, Va; p. NJ. Hatchett, in
spcctor ut Moore'S warehouse, Petersburg,
on the part OF the owners; Stith Boiling,
inspector at Oaks warehouse on the part
OF the State; James NJ. Parham, State in
Spector at Moore's warehouse, Petersburg.
James b. Foster was reappointed fish in
speclor for Richmond.
John Harmer Gilmer, Esq, is quite i'll.
John Brady. who is charged with felo-
niously assaulting S. B. Moore, and who
was formally committed by the Police JUS
tice on Tuesday, was taken from the Police
Courtroom to the Hastings Court and ad-
mitted to bail by Judge Guigon. He did
not have to 20 to Jail, as some supposed.
The Governor on yesterday appointed
John q. Winn notary public for the city
Of Manchester.
Joseph p. Carpenter, of Brunswick
county, has been adiudged bankrupt.
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COLoRED MAsoNs-ELEcTION OF OFFICERS.
The United Grand Lodge Of Virginia (co-
loredl now in session here, have elected the
following officers OF the Grand Lodge
Grand Master, James n. Jones, OF Peters
burg Deputy Grand Master, C. r. Foster,
OF Charlottesville; Senior Grand Warden,
e. L. Stokes, OF Petersburg; Junior Grand
Warden, William 81. Hughes, Manchester;
Grand Secretary, r. A. Perkins, Of Lynch
burg; Grand Treasurer, James Stewart, OF
Richmond sas 5as{ 8
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THE OPERA large and brilliant audi
ence greeted Mrs. Oates last evening, when
Otfenbach's charming opera, the Princess of
Trehizonde, which is one Of the gems Of
opera boufe, was presented, and we say un-
hesitatingly it was one of the most finished
performances we have ever seen. The cos
tuning was superb, and the acting through
out was admirable.
Mrs. Oates was suffering from cold, but
perfectly charmed her audience as Prince
Raphael. We should like to accord to each
Of the caste the praise which they all so we'll
deserve, but the lateness Of the hour pre-
cludes an extended notice. Mr.. Mafiin in his
spade dance, which was introduced in the
opera, was wonderful.
Te-night La Jolie Parfumeuse will be
presented, and Friday night (Mrs. Oates's
benefD the Grand Duchess. We bespeak
her full house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-14

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The fourth regular lecture before this Asso-
citation will be delivered by Professor J. L.
M. Curry, LII. D., on Tuesday night next, at
Association Hall. The subject, one of deep
interest 10 every person, is, .'The South
Its Condition, and Some Remedies" This
lecture is entirely devoid of anything OF a
partisan nature, and well calculated to in
struct as well as interest all audience.
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Chesterfield County Court.-The court has
adjourned for the term after the transaction
Of the following criminal business:
John Robinson (colored) was convicted Of
house-breaking and larceny, and sent to the
penitentiary for three years.
Benjamin Brown, charged with the same
offence, was acquitted.
George Burns, charged with petit lar
ceny, was acquitted.
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Colonel A. S. Buford was unanimously
elected president. The following directors
were chosen: Messrs. W. T. Sutherlin, W.
L. Owen, Strickland Kneass, Isaac Dayen-
port, Jr., A. Y. Stokes, John Bardsley, A.
J. Cassalt, and j. N. DuBarry.
The thanks. OF the meeting were, on mo-
tion OF Mr.. DuBarry, returned to the pre-
siding officer General Anderson, and the
meeting then adjourned.
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\ LEGAL QrEsTIoS.-Mr. K. r. Howison.
who was counsel for Harris and Wilson
lthe fugitiycs from Washington, ID. c.,
where they are charged with horse-steal-
ing), has written United States Commits
sioncr Atkins a letter maintaining that the
accused cannot be lawfully sent out OF
Virginia until the prosecution pending
against them in Stafford is disposed Of.
Judge Hughes will probably be called upon
to decide the matter. Accused, when before
the Commissioner, waived examination,
and were committed for removal to Wash
iurtOn.
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MANcHEsTER NEWS.

Worthy of Encouragement. Stuart
Lodge, j. o.. o. f., hos appointed Messrs.
Jorden, Walden, and Ashcroft a committee
to arrange for a series OF entertainments,
the net proceeds to be devoted to the re-
lief OF the deserving poor Of the city. The
first entertainment win take place about
Christmas 80 49,
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF HORSE AND
BCGGY.-IeSterday evening about6 O'Clock
the horse and buggy Of DR.. James, left
standing in front OF Todd & Ellott's, on
Broad street. in charge of a small colored
boy. We're taken off by an unknown man. 1t
was about the time OF the fre-alarm, and the
boy says he got out Of the buggy and went
to the horses head to hold him while the
engine passed. While there. with his hand
on the bride. 4 man jumped in the buggy,
took up the reins, and drove of down town.
The boy, thinking at first that it was DR..
James who had returned to the vehicle, made
no effort to check the movement Of the driver.
The horse was driven down Broad to
Grace street. Whether the enterprise was
the effort OF thief or the mischievous trick
of some person is not known. The horse
and buggy, however, were found down
town BY policeman last night, the vehicle
unoccupicd. They were left at HiX's sta
bic. and delivered up to the Doctor.
\ gentleman who had been out in the
country cunning returned to the city yes
tcrday shortly after dark, and tied Il hired
horse in front OF his residence while he went
in to supper. Upon his return the horse
was missing. Whether he broke loose or
was stolen is not known. He had not re-
turned to the livery stable several hours
after the occurrence, and the gentleman in
question was in consequence suffering some
uneasiness Of mind.
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ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS OF Mr.. j. c.
HARRIs.-The remains Of Mr.. j. c. Harris,
who died at Grand Junction, will reach
Richmond tonight, and will be taken in
charge by Loge Francaise, No. So, A. +.
and a. NJ. They will be buried tomorrow
afternoon by the Howitzers (he was MEM
Der Of the Third company and by Loge
Franchise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-14

MAIN STREET.-For two weeks past a
ghostly yelIowish light has been seen flick
ering at nights In the upper story Of the
building on Main street below Fourteenth,
occupied on the first floor by W. T. King,
sumac dealer. Some persons who have
looked at it think it is the effect of ghostiy
visitations, but the better opinion is that it
Is phosphorescent CLEAN from sumac, fer
tiliZers, or something.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

RICHARDSON & CO., 4 p. M., brick dwelling on
Eleventh between Marshall and Clay.
FRANCIS 7. ISBELT., 4 p. n, commissioners safe
of framed dwelling and lot No. loo west Duyal
street.
w. GODDIN, 4 p. NJ, commits iorers' sale of h1lf-
acre lot and large brick dwelling on chufch Hiii,
at corner OF q and Thirty y-frst streets.
+. w. POWELL, 101s A. H., English white gsante,
yellow ware, aud glassware. -
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WHILE WE HAVE BUT ONE PRICE, and that
marked In plain figures, ne reserve the option Of
marking down our goods whenever we deem It ne
cessary to move them rapidly. Our $23 suits have
been marked down to $50; hence our patrons get
the benefit of all reductions without asking for same
A. SAKS & Co. 1Ol3 Main street
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CHARGED WITH THIErERY.-Benjamln
Oborn was arrested yesterday evening by
Sergeant Whitlock and Policeman Talman,
charged with stealing pair OF pants, the
property OF James E. Harding, Of the value
Of 81 The pants were found in active use
on the legs OF accused. He maintains that
he did not mean to steal the pants, but only
took them to prevent Harding from going
10 party.
HUBBARD James (colored) was arrested,
charged with trespassing on the premises
OF John Pleasants and stealing fifty cents
worth OF turnipS.
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THE TRANRs.-About thirty cosmopoli-
tans were entertained at the First station
house last night. One Of them, a colored
man, gave his. name as Blue Jeans w Williams,
said that he was from Plymouth, N. c., and
was on his way to Nashville, Tenn. He de-
clared that the name he gave in was be-
slowed upon him by his mistress long years
apnAe.
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HENR1co CouNTY Court, WEDNESDAY
Judge e. c.. Minor presiding.-Joseph
Hulcher, presented in two cases for viola
tion Of the Sunday Iiquor-law, was ad-
judged to pay $40 fine and the costs in one
case, and the costs in the other.
Charles Tompkins, charged with stealing
corn from the corn-feld OF Mr.. Charles Graf
ton, was found guilty and sentenced to re-
ceive twenty lashes. In another case Of
petit larceny against the same party nolle
proSeQni was entered.
The cases against T. L. Crouch, for vio-
lation Of the revenue laws in selling liquor
at the State Fair Grounds without license,
were continued until Friday
After disposing OF several civil cases the
court adjourned until Friday morning.
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I have anayzed the wIrIsKEY known unfls, the
brand Of .'B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. TtI-
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, anG I'm IL
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other Impurities. aud
recommend It's use for medicinal and family 4t,i-
poses.-J. b. MCCAw, NJ. D., late rrn'es.,.s
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virsfna.
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AMBULANCE-C -CALL.-The city ambulance
was called yesterday from Messrs. w. T..
Tanner Sc Co.'s for white boy, who was
painfully burned on the knee by piece Of
red-hot iron. He was taken to his home,
near the corner of Ninth and Main streets.
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The twenty-ninth annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company was held yesterday at
noon at the company's Office, on Bank street
corner of Tenth.
President Buford called the meeting to
order, and on his motion General Joseph
X. Anderson was elected chairman; Mr.. r.
Il. Brooke, Jr., acted as secretary.
A committee was appointed consisting OF
Messrs. 4. Barksdale, Jr., John P. Branch,
and 3. +. Garrett, to ascertain whether
quorum was present, and reported repre-
sented: In person, $50 shares; by proxies,
29,625. Necessary to constitute quorum,
20,001: more than quorum, 10,263.
Presidents Report.
President Buford presented his annual
report, from which the following extracts
are made:
We submit for your consideration such
summaries and statements rs present clear,
concise, and accurate exhibit OF the whole !:
First, statement Of revenues and Of all
charges for maintenance and operation, in
tcreSt and rents, for the year ending 30th OF
september, 1876:
RICHMOND AND nANyIILE AND PIEDMONT
RAILROAD.
Total earnings. .S937,19S2 ~
Total expenses of maiu-
,cnanct and operation. 49s,o65 93. , >,o
Amount received from inlccst on in
vcst,nents ........................... 2s,45a 81
Total net revenues of Richmond and
Danyiilc and PiedmOnd railroad. 81 ,692 81
-
NORTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Total earnings. s.......................:S 3s,775 90
Total expenses Of maintenance and
oIeration. .......................... 1925 90
-=-
NORTH CAROLIIA RAILROAD. ....
Total ear nngs. 40
Total expenses or maintenance ana
operation. ................. 3l6,437 6l
Total net revenues for the year. .....s662124 90
Deduct total interest on funded debt
Richmond and Danville Railroad
mpany.............. ................$24O,13O o5
Deduct total interest on floating debt
Company ..................... -. 35,911 so
'e ley railroad bonds ......... $50 90
s;i North Car, Carolina lima railroad raj bonds . 7so 90
Deduct amount of rent North Caro-
lima railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000 %
' road . " 10000 90
Deduct balance paid for changing The
road. ~ ...................... 1000 rs
$59S.s42 32
or In nf fba
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SUCH A STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS as LEVY
BROTHERS now exhibit goes ahead Of any display
ever made in this city; aud then their prices are SO
low that every one can find some article suited to
their nnrse. t-----
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Nor GUILTY.-The case Of T. r. Lyon,
charged with an indecent assault upon
Cora Tibbs, was concluded in the Hastings
Court last evening, the jury bringing in a
verdict of not guilty.
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POLICE COURT, iYEsTERDAY-Justice
Joseph u. White presiding. LEE Mallory
(colored), guilty Of stealing one lot OF rail-
road iron from the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, was
sent to Jail for one hour, with ten stripes
added.
{ William Nelson ScoloredI charged with
feloniously shooting into boat with the
intent to kill Henry Riddell, was required
to give surety for his good behavior, and in
default went to jail. ssj 81 .{&
Cesar Britt (colored), breaking into the
house Of and assaulting Mildred Nixon,
was fined five; dollars and costs.
Martha Hewlett, assaulting and striking
Ellen NJ. Hines, was sent on to the grand
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HousE.-The Virginia
Opera-House, under the management Of
Mr.. J. W. Spaulding, is now open with o
comedy company. On Saturday there will
be matinee at o'clock.
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WE ARE HIGHLY GRATIFIED at our success, and
shall continue to offer only the most reliable goods
and at our standard low figures. A. sAKs & CO.,
Clothiers, 1O13 Main street. ~ sa