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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-Fort the Middle
States. falling barometer, northeast to south
cast winds, and generally warmer, clear, or
partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley, fall
ing barometer, decreasing northeast to
southeast winds, stationary or rising tenn
perature, and increasing cloudiness, with
rain in the East Gulf States, and gradually
extending over the other districts.
For the West Gulf States, falling followed
by rising barometer, variable winds, shift
ing mostly to cooler westerly, cloudy and
rainy succeeded by clearing weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Galveston
and Jndianola.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
quite cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY s a. NJ, 81 !;
. A. NJ, Al; noon, so; 3 Z. NJ. SO; +.
M., AS; midnight, &c.
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The Ne,o Methodist Church. While the
Building Committee for the new Methodist
church in the First Ward do not propose to
start out on a begging expedition, yet all
willing to contribute to worthy object can
do so. That section Of the city needs place
OF worship. Where once was hustle and
activity silence almost as deep as that oil
the tomb now prevails. Aid the good peo-
pie in their Christian work. Put your mite
in the contribution-boN,a and the best results
may flow therefrom. With a little energy
and enterprise this section will yet rise from
flowers OF spring.
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More about CheSterfeld.-"A a Friend"
writes in complimentary terms OF the notice
Of Chesterfield. He says: "From your ac-
count one would imagine that the millennium
was about to dawn upon US. But your pic
ture is not overdrawn. Old Chesterfield is
all right. You neglected to state, however,
that the chickens, turkeys, and other poul-
try which fed to the woods at the COM
mencement OF the picnic season had duti-
fully returned to be fattened for Christmas
also. that, in addition to the dried fruit and
winter apples saved up, a aconsiderable guam
tity of the fluid extract was obtained for
vinegar and medicinal purposes" .",2S'
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4 True BiH.-.The Manchester delegation
to the State Fair at Columbia endorse :" by a
large majority" all that has been said or
written concerning the welcome the soldier
boys received at the hands OF the citizen
soldiery Of the Palmetto State.
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BUILDING PERMITs-A VETO.-Whcn the
rules of the Council were amended so as to
have only one session Of the Board OF Al
dermen and one session of the Common
Council every month resolution was
passed conferring upon the Committee on
the Fire Department power to grant from
time to time building permits. This reso-
luton has been vetoed by the Mayor; and
now persons desiring to build frame houses
will have to wait until their petitions take
the usual course through the two branches
that is, if the Council don't pass the reso-
luton over the Mayors veto.
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LOAS.OFEICE.

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, e.
! you are cordially invited TO call and ex- g
MDSD RINGS. SOLITAIRE EARRINGS, STUDS
m pairs or giugle, ONYX and DIAMOND L0CkET.
II Is pleasure which costs nothing, and will prove
L.a1es' aud Genlicmrn's GOLD WATCHES, in
asci- and key-winders.
Alarge lot Of fine SOLID-GOL VEST. GUARD.
OlEEh-. and NECk-CHAINS, L0CKETS, Sets OF
dEWELRY; STONE, CAMEO, AMETHYST, and
o!her kinds Of RINGS IN great variety.
, Every one can be suited IN RINGS. SLEEVE,
BOSOM. and EOLLAR-BUTTONS:
Hnd many other useful articles Of JEWELRY; ail
VI which must be SOLD In order TO realize the cash
i4aned on then. Office open until s O'Clock Z. M.
'i'aed OH Saturdays; open at dusk. Call soon ut
IS. A. WINSTOCK's,
Loan Office, No. Il north Fourteenth street,
Hol4-lm under Exchange Hotel.
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"BleSt be the Tie that BindS."-The con.
gregation OF the Baptist church are making
arrangements, for social gathering OF all
Of its members. Refreshments will be fur
nlshed, and there will be music. But, above
all, it is intended that the members shall
meet in social converse, that they may be-
come better acquainted, have their faith
strengthened, and practice the greatest OF
all commandments Love thy neighbor as
thyself." Preparations will be made fol-
all, and all will be invited, and it will be q
most enjoyable feast.
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Lafayette Diuision.-The members Of
Lafayette Division, Sons OF Temperance,
intend soon to commence an offensive CAM
paign. They will try to get up public
meeting, and, il possible, inaugurate revi-
val Of the temperance cause. They bespeak
the aid of the clergy and Of all opposed to
intemperance. There is q fertile field for
the labor in this vineyard; for it is feared
that the falling off in the liquor-salcs is
more due to the operations OF the Moffett
register than to any very great reformation
among the Incorporate. Lafayette Divi-
sion will arouse itself and perform some
thing worthy Of the name OF Sons of Tem-
nerance
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PERsoNAL.-Captain John NJ. West, OF
Petersburg, agent of the Old Dominion Line
OF steamers, was in the city yesterday.
The conductors and brakcmen on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad appeared
Sunday for the first time in their new ana
handsome winter uniforms.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco En-
change yesterday were Hugh NJ. Nelson,
Clarke county; Samuel Fuqua, Bucklng-
ham; W. S. Edmond, Henrico; Thomas II.
Brander, Manchester; 4. j. Buckner, {. l..
Wormley, Philadelphia; and j. NJ. Baker,
Louisa.
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The Circuit COWt.-Parties who arrived
late last night from Chesterfield Courthouse
report that the trial OF w. F.. Hord, for the
murder OF D. G. McCloud, was in progress
when they left. ...
The prisoner is represented by Captain
George D. Wise and David l.. Puliam. 1t
was expected that the case would be given
to the Jury last night.
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The Hastings Court WestcotPs Case
The November term OF the Hastings Court
Judge Clopton presiding-commenced yes
terday. Only routine business was trans
acted, and the Court adjourned until Thurs
day. Thursday the case Of William West
colt, charged with the larceny OF money
from bis roommate, Jerry Dillon, will be
called. A special jury has been ordered
from Chesterfield county for the trial Of this
case. Westcott was tried twice at the Oc-
tober term Of the Court. The jury disa-
greed in each instance.
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4 Clean Docket.-Strange to relate, the
criminal docket was clear yesterday morn
ing, and Mayor Clarke went with a number
of others to attend the session OF the Cir
cult Court. Mayor Clarke has not had a
case since his election. Monday is generally
the busiest day OF the week in the Police
Court, and it is pleasure to note the alb
scnce Of any cases yesterday. ' ...
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EsDAY MORNING.. NOVEMBER 20. 1877.

+ DR.. BAIRD APPEAIs TO THE GENERAL AS
sEHBLY.-On last Saturday Rev. E. T..
Baird, D. D., mailed to Rev. William t.
Richardson, moderator OF the Synod OF Yir-
ginia, notice OF his appeal from the iudg-
ment OF the Synod in the judicial case from
East Hanover Presbytery, in which he was
appellant, to the General Assembly OF the
& IL KnnpTe Gnqrf IN Tnn tine onea s br
Thursday OF May, 1878. - '#' ~ RI.
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IMr. b. T. Moss, formerly Of Chesterfield,
who, having before employed them, has a
knowledge Of the yalGe OF ! Manchester

The Ne,o Building- Fund Company.-The
first meeting of the new Manchester Bnild-'
ing-Fund Company will be held at tue,
Mayors Courtroom tonight at a O'Clock.
Persons who have subscribed should come
prepared to pay for their shares.
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RTo ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from u
cough, cold, asthma, brencbius,o or any Of the va.
rious pulmonary troubles that so often terminate in
consumption? If SO, use WILBOR's PURE COD
LIVER OIL AND LINE safe and efhcacious rem
edy This Is no quack preparation, but Is regularly
prescribed by the medical faculty. Manufactured
only by A. 3. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold
By o IN druggists. q = ~ .,.a
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Square is already sufficiently supplied with
statuarv. . On the other hand, as some ex-
pect the State when presented with the
statue to make the appropriation for the pc
destal, it may be doubted il in event OF
such appropriation the Legislature would
agree for it to be placed anywhere except
on the Capitol Square. t.t1rt?.r
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HJ- on al sdles or Real Estate made betwets
the let Of JGn mdrg and iast Of June tho fnx.s for
on aLI sates made tet,osen the 1stof Jmiy la
Of the uear the tares haze to be paid by the seller.
fThIs custom was adopted about hileen years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond ana az
plies to Richmond and vlcinity.l
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, IL NJ, continued sale OF
the valuable property known as the Mitchell
= estate, located on Main, franklin, Twelfth, and
Bank streets. .iFa.
FRANK d. HILL, 10k A. M. trustees sale OF stock
Of drugs and medicines fancy and toilet articles,
furniture, &c, .,s...sr... stt:s
PUfEDEXTER & TCPPER,4 r. b., trustees sale
Of . tract OF land about one mile north or the
city of Richmond.
IL. tPPERSOy, 8 r. ~. commissioners sale Of
houses and lots in the city Of Richmord.
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Masonic EIection.-Albert Moon COLOR
ed) has been elected senior warden Of Hobson
Lodge OF colored Masons, Manchester. Al
bert is brakeman Oh the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad. He is n real-estate
owner, and is one OF our most intelligent
and worthy colored citizens.
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A. FINAL REDUCTION TO SUIT THE TINES
am now prepared to make photographs at the fol-
lowing wonderfully low prices: Card photographs,
$3.50 per dozen (album sze); card photographs,
81 per half dozen (album size). All work highly
finished and guaranteed first class In every respect.
Call and be convinced ut G. o. O-CAMPBELL's gal
lery, corner Of Ninth and Main streets. The only
gallery In the city where trst-class work can be
made ut the above low prices .t-.- -..stfs,s
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Manchester Labor In Demand -Seyera!
Manchester bricklayers lett Sunday for
wakefield Station, on the Atlantic, Mlssis--
slppi and Ohio railroad. They will be eni-
ployed for some time at work near surry
Courthouse. They were taken down by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20

Death of a Former Resident.-Informa-
ton was received in Manchester yesterday
OF, the death in Montgomery, Ala, Of Zach.
ariah Pae. The deceased was brother OF
James Pae, engineer on the Richmond and
Danville railroad, and in his youthful days
was resident OF this city. .r:..-fs --..-,
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4 Successful Hunt.-A party of five gen.
tlemen, two OF them from Manchester, went
out hunting OH the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad a few days since. They succeeded
in baggsng over two hundred partridges
and twenty-five rabbits in two days.
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SICK AND NERVOUS 2HEADAcME.-DR. c.. W.
BENsoS's CELERY AND .CHANoaILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia: Ner-
vousness and Seeplessness, and will cure any, case
Price, soc Postage free. Sold by all druEgists.
once, l06 north EntaH street. Baltimore, nd IN
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i HALL ROBBED. D.-On Sunday night sneak
thief entered DR.. J. B. Garnetts residence,
No. 524 Fifth street, while the family were
at supper, aud relieved the hafrack OF
valuable oyercoat and cane.
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CARpETs, OfL-CLOTHs, ec.
S1OO REWARD,

4 ain authorized by his Exeelleney Governor kem-
per to ODER the above reward for the arrest and gs
who murdered Henry Boyer in ibis city on sunday
the 4sh instant. b al. -
DgScRIpfIoN: About twenty -four year. "tGi s,,
built. sansy hair light sandy raoastache. freek!es
en- face-look Ike marks from sinst.pox--utSssess
deal. ana does not saik much. Is telegraph ope-
Yator.. -. - ,, ,,,s
hyi,sytm.. M lie pYis0ner % Richmond inos how
over inciudina those OF sunrdl viii % feina-
Snssed. Por further information address I, Il.
ES.,,,.sttd & na i 4 Il Il = 49, RiehmoHd. Va
DOCK And JOB WORK NEATLY ~
ID ECUTED At THE DIspATCR FkiAfiNe6s-
HOUSE 81;
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In THE STATE LIRRARY.-TWo or thfee
OF the models offered for the Lee statue are
on exhibition in the State Library, ana WIN
stay there until the artists can have time 10
make other disposition OF them.
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SILyER-PLATED ICE-PIrCHERs. &c Goblets and
Travs, Card Receivers, CaseBaskets, Butter-Dish-
cs, Tea Sets, at c. GENSET'S, 917 Main street.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday afternoon a
colored man, aged about thirty years,
named Daniel James, died suddenly at the
corner OF Cary and Nineteenth streets. Hc
was taken sick about p. NJ, and DIR. Rid
dell was summoned to his assistance, but
before he could be relieved death ensued.
James lived on Poplar street.
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WATCH REcovERED.-Priyate Detective
John Wren, through the instrumentality OF
Baltimore detectives, has recovered hr. H..
e. Lees watch, which he had stolen from IT IN
his nneket during the Fair.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE SALE
OF A. Nj. KELLEY, Commissioner, by j. L. APPER-
SON, auctioneer, at 81 r. NJ. TO-DAY. Examine The
advertisement and don't fail to be at fhe sale.
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4itE1n,ontI @ispateh.
TUESDAY. ...NOvEMBER 90, 1877.

sD-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
sIARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCu-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY 2r:.,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PEINTISG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. r'.. '.'.'
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i ONE WOULD SUPPOSE EVERYBODY are having
their pictures taken at FRAYsER'S Gallery. Cards
Sc per dozen, or four for 81. '' n" '|.'.....
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LIQUID FLowERs.-Lessous given in this beautl.
ful art for FIVE DOLLARS by Mrs. N. s. APpER-
SON, 214 south Second street ...~...r ..s.
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FRATsER sustafns his old reputation, judging
from the number Of photographs he is making daily.
Large size for framing. 81. Gallery or posite the
I,,nS cp
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N. ELLYsoS & Co, advertising agents, insert ad-
vertsemsnts In all OF the newspapers or the Unissd
States at publishers rates. Orders LETT at the Dts
patch countins-room win receive prompt stten-
Han.
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STERLING SILYERwARE Tor wedding, birthday.
and holiday gifts at C. GEgSETs, GIT Main street.
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TUST RECEIVED, % SUITS q

y The bcs, Chamber, Parlnr. and Dining ~
Room Furniture to be found IN the city, and ~
daily additions 10 same. have the largest lotS
IL Walnut suits and some OF the finest that can be
found In The city, made Of the best material aud OF
~" hcSt workmanship, and al lower prices than tue
same class OF goods nave ever hctn offered. AlSo
Reps. and Hair Cloth Parties in want of fine goods
.l.,ld not fail 10 examine my stock before buy Ing
: lu!l llisc of cheap goods always on hand. - -
r.. GATHRIGIIT, =.
,.r IN lH Governor street,
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GO TO FRAYSER's GALLERY.-Ify you have failed
to get satisfactory photograph elsewhere, 20 to
FRAYSER'S. --.- - .. s.,- .t.
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FRAYSER delivered over i've hundred photo
graphs to different parties one day last week. Gal
lery ] l0I1 Main street. ..'. ..... ....
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sILvER-PLArED CONFUSION SETS at c. GEN
NETS, 9l7 Main street. .. .. sr..
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH SER A
L WANTS ATTENDANCE, at PELOUZE'S III
CAPITOL HOTEL, by the day, week, or month, ut
Also, MEAL-TICKETS. CSC. each, or five for 81.
Good rooms, clean beds. and good table. Twelfth
and Franklin streets, Capitol Square. no 13-1m
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/
The act OF Assembly, passed March 20,
1877, is as follows: ~
l. Be it enacted by the General ASSEM-
| blu, That it shall be lawful for the Board of
| Managers of the Lee-Monument Associa-
ton from time to time to invest all or any
sums which may be collected by or do
| mated to the said Association for the pur-
| poses thereof in the consol bonds Of this
| Commonwealth, with coupons attached re-
ceiyable for taxes, which. on the applica-
ton OF the said Board of Managers, the
| Treasurer Of the Commonwealth is hereby
directed to convert into registered bonds,
PAYABLE to the Lee-Monument Association,
bearing interest at the rate OF six per cent
um per annum, payable semi-annually, out
OF any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated. /.
8. 1t shall be lawful for the Treasurer Of
the Commonwealth, from time to time, to
transfer the said registered bonds as he
may thereto be requested by the Board OF
Managers OF the said Association, certified
in writing under the hand OF their secretary
and the seal OF the Association: Pr0utded,
that such transfer shall not be ordered eN-
cept in fultilment OF some contract made to-
wards the execution Of the trust imposed
by the act OF incorporation.
3. The Board OF Managers OF the Lee
Monument Association shall continue, as
now organized, to be composed, eI oHcio,
OF the Governor OF the State, the Treasurer
OF the Commonwealth, and the Auditor OF
Public Accounts, with full power to exer-
else and perform all the functions granted
to the original corporators In the act OF in
corporation. ..,
4. All moneys, bonds, and properties be-
longing to or hereafter to be acquired by
the Lee-Monument Association, shall be eX-
empt, SO long as the same shall continue the
property thereof, from all taXation-State,
county, or municipal.
5. This act shall be in force from its pass
age.
u.lrs.trst = TIE LADIES.
1t has all along been understood by the
public that the Ladies, Association would
not unite with the Lee Monument Associa-
tion only because they could not agree with
the latter that an equestrian statue ought 10
be erected on the Capitol Square. The
ladies have some fifteen or sixteen thou
sand dollars in hand. 1t is their desire that
some OF the most distinguished OF foreign
sculptors should offer or be asked for
models for the statue, and it Is known that
probably the most distinguished sculptor in
England, since the death of Foley, Is get
ting material for such II work. 80,
One objection urged by many persons
against placing the Lee equestrian statue on
Capitol Square Is that 1t will be dwarfed by
the Washington monument, aud that the
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FURNITURE.

EURNITURE, MATTRESSES, a.
Il EEDDING. &C.-Call on j. ID. GATE Ssus
WOOD. 3O5 east Broad street. cannot be nm STf
,i"r,old. ] have 4 large stock of all classes. ~
from the finest to the cheapest. for Parlor, Cham
bar. and Dining Room. Cali aud he convinced that
irIrn elsewhere. ~. oc 31-3m
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EMULSION (Sarory d
Noorc's;;
pErSiS PuECI tEnglshl;
AMERICAN PEPSINE tIlawlcv'sI:
kIDDER'S PEP>ISE;
SACCnhRtTED PEPSISE tSchciier's):
AROMATIC LIQUID PEPSINE;
VITALlIED rHDSrHITES;
For sale hy
i. BLAIR. Druggist,
nrl. cnrucruf Broad and Ninth streets.
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WANTS.

w TANTED, a SITUATION by white
w girl 10 do general housework. References
given. Apply at New Market Hotel, corner Sixth
and Marshall streets. no 2O-lt~
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JAcKITs-CH CHY's JAPANESE TRoupE.-These
new claimants for public favor appeared at
the Theatre last night to an audience OF
only moderate size. The company is COM
posed Of men, women, and children, the
Youngest member being not more than tW o
years OF age. His part in the performance
is very slight. The Japanese delight in
feats where the laws of gravitation have
to be studied and carefully applied, and
in their various efforts in that line have no
equals on the stage. A great number OF
such feats-many of them Of the most peril.
GUS character-werc performed last night.
All OF them were good. Many Of them
were excellent. But the number could
have been abridged without seriously
damaging the attractiveness OF the pro-
eralnme. After two or three acts grown
people got tired OF seeing man lying. f1at
of his back, with his legs and feet raised,
and on them long pole, big tub, or q Pile
OF boxes. The sgreat stick and maglc-ball
feat" by Tokesan is well worth seeing. The
performer would make splendid baseman
for baseball club. Wherever the ball IS
thrown it seems to return naturally to hls
hand. He never misses it. The butterfly.
tanning" by Utzzuri, female member OF
the troupe, was very pretty. The butter
HES were ultllc Va "hlIO 1opSA' ~ sA~
motion of her fan she made them fly about
or alight, or arise, or waltz togetner IN the
air, Just as she pleased.
Altogether, the exhibition is pleasant
one, 1t is especially suitable for young
folks and children, while it possesses in
terest for all.
The Theatre was not well warmed last
night. A great many people complained OF
the cold draughts. Those who pulled of
their wrappings or oyercoats upon entering
soon found it necessary to put them on
again. Knowing how many difficulties MIR.
Powell labors under, fully aware that he
sincerely. desires to please his patrons, and
that he would make many improvements ut
the Theatre il he could, it is no pleasure to
speak of the deficiency in the heating appa-
ratus Yet duty to the public requires it.
1t is all-important. The Theatre cannot be-
come very popular until there is such a
change or improvement rs will guarantee
the comfort OF people in this one respect at
least. Many delicate persons nerer go to
the Theatre because Of the insuficency
of the heating apparatus and their
liability to catch cold. 1t is now the
beginning OF winter, and it seems
that no adequate preparation has yet
been made to maintain comfortable tenn
perature in the building during the per-
formances. II from time to time during
the winter season we are compelled to re-
mind the manager that his patrons are COM
planning it will only be to arouse him to the
imperative necessity OF action, II be Wlshes
to keep his business, and from no 1autt-hnd-
ing spirit. T. ~, ~. -. ,o,, y
worth seeing, and are entitled TO liDeral
patronage. They have gotten it everywhere
else, and Richmond should not be pehlna-
hand in showing her appreciation. line
price OF admission is low. til!@.
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RO0K AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX-
~ ECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING.