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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE Two RESERyOIRS-POPULAR PLACES
OF REsORT IMPROVEMENTS .-Sevente
hundred shade-trees have been set out on
the new reservoir-grounds, and in the
course OF a week several hundred pieces o1
shrubbery and evergreens will be added
Great care has been exercised in the selec.
ton OF the varieties, and Mr.. Hunt, the
manager OF the premises. has seen that the
preparations were carefully made-the holes
properly dug, that they were filled with
rich soil, and that the trees are protected
from the wind by strong stakes. The Job,
so far, is a good one, and in few years
the grounds will become q popular resort
for picnic parties and for persons who
wish for few hours to escape the heat OF
the city and rest under the shade OF trees
There are rows of trees around the pretty
little lake, which promise to make it beauti'
full. and the main avenue is lined, down
each side and the middle, by European lin
dens. The horse-chestnut, catalpa, elm
willow, ash, poplar, magnolia, Towering
peach, and many other trees OF various va
rieties suited to our climate have been
put in.
II the place is ever to become what the
people want and expect, additional land
will have to be purchased by the city, and
money appropriated in liberal amounts from
year to year for improvements. IL put
there, it will be where everybody can sec
and enjoy its fruits, and few complaints viii
be heard of such appropriation.
The lake has recently been stocked witt
fish, and in time to come, when they shal
have attained 4 fair growth and become
plenty, anglers will be permitted. for
small fee, to court their favor with the
most charming devices they can put upon
their hooks.
Engineer Cutshaw and Superintendent
Davis, and MIR. Hunt and the Council Com.
mittees on Water and Public Grounds, seem
to take pride in the new reservoir-grounds,
and it is to be expected that they will adopt
a liberal system of improvements, which
shall cause the locality to grow in lowell.
ness and popular favor year by year.
The Marshall reservoir grounds. in charge
Of Mr.. Baker, are in good condition and
steadily improving. The place is delight
full one to spend hot afternoon. There, in
the summer-house, famed by the breezes
from the river, gladdened by the sight OF
the forest Of green in Hollywood on one
hand and fields of grain on the other, and
soothed by the gentle plash OF the water
from the fountains, one may sit in peace and
be reinvigorated and refreshed. For TWEEN.
ty-tive years Richmond did not have enter
prise enough to prepare these grounds for
visits from the public. a more sensible
policy was adopted few years ago. The
little money spent there is by common con-
sent considered well invested.
From the pump-house to Hollywood is
but step, from Hollywood to the Marshall
reservoir only few hundred yards, and
from the last to the new reservoir is no great
distance for good walker. They are well
patronized on fine Sunday afternoons, and
the wish OF all visitors is that more money
be spent upon them, and they be made
loyelier than ever.
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TOBACCO NSPECTIoNS-WHlSKEY BILL
About q half. dozen lawyers in this city,
counsel for the tobacco trade, inspectors,
warehouse owners, and others interested,
are examining the tobacco bill, which was
the crowning work OF the legislative ses.
sion, with the view of ascertainlng what it
means, il anything. So far as heard from
their conclusions are like those Of the pub
lie, but more profound exploration and
deeper dive into the mysteries Of legislation
and law may help them out somehow.
In the case OF the Farmville inspectors,
about whose commissions there has been
some discussion, it appears that in Decenl-
Der they were apprised that as soon as they
remitted the amount Of fees and taxes their
commissions would be signed and forward
ed. That notice of the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth they neglected or forgot to
attend to until very recently, when they for
warded Colonel Mcdonald their check for
the money due. In accordance with guber-
material instructions the check was returned
to them, with the explanation that in the
present condition of the law, or rather alb
Sence OF law, their commissions could not
be issued. .,=s.
Several legal brethren have subjected
the tobacco bill, as printed in this paper, to
the test of accurate comparison with the
enrolled bill, and have found it absolutely
correct. This, notwithstanding several
members Of the Legislature OF different
parts Of the State, when cornered by con.
stituents and criticised for allowing such q
ridiculous bill to pass, declared that the
published bill was not correct, that theii
amendments made it all right, &c. They,
too, wanted to shuttle the responsibility of
on the newspapers.
The tobacco bill, the whiskey bill, and
the act proposing at some future period tc
establish the office Of Commissioner Of Ag-
riculture, have all given employment tc
late session was productive OF some good
after all.
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ESCAPE OF MEMBERS OF THE CHAIN-GANG.
While at work on Libby Hill yesterday
three members Of the chain-Sang eluded
the vigilance of Captain Wilkinson and
made good their escape. Their names are :
George Thompson, committed February
2lst for stealing roll of cloth from the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company ;
John Gilliard. committed April 10th for
stealing wheelbarrow, which be offered to
sell for 25 cents; John T. Williams, COM
mitted February Sth for grand larceny
oil coIoref 's'a
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VALUABLE GUIDE.-We are In receipt or a
"TraE-TADLE OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD" published By Messrs. MILLEE C
JONES, of Baltimore, and would judge, from the
character of the advertisements that the business
men of Baltimore and Washington know the value
Of these tables as an advertising medium.
Mr. F.J. DENNIg, soliciting agent for the above
named firm, il now In Richmond soliciting adver-
tisements for table which Messrs. MILLER &
JONES purpose publishing here. AS means OF
reaching tho travelling public, we know of no bet
ter medium, and would heartily recommend the un-
dcrtaking to our businessmen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

THE CIRCUs-A STONE IN A Crowd
While the circus-men were loading their
cars at the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
depot last night, and crowd was standing
around, a stone was thrown, which struck
Harry England. Robert West (colored)
was arrested by Officer Mathews charged
with the offence.
The crowd at the circus last night was
small, and it was we'll that it was, for the
work OF taking down the tents was going
along all the time of the performance. The
menagerie was removed by hali-past
O'Clock. 1t has come to be understood
here that the last night Of circus is not
worth attending. Forepaugh's circus has
gone to Charlottesville and Staunton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS OF THE GRAND
LODGE KNIGHTS OF HoNoR.-.Supreme Die
tator Ege instituted the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia, knights Of Honor, last evening, as
follows: L. II. Blount, past grand dicta-
tor; j. c. Teller, grand dictator; E.. Nc
Carthay, grand vice-dictator; W. j. Baker.
grand assistant dictator; l.. G. McGee,
grand chaplain; W. j. Lynham, grand
guide; w. Eel. Bailey, grand reporter; j. F..
W. Gibson, grand treasurer; N. F. Hud-
nall, grand guardian; William Loyenstein.
S. L. representative for two years; W. j..
Lynham, S. S. representative for one year;
j. F. W. Gibson, alternate for two years !;
j. w. Gilbam, alternate for one year. The
Grand Lodge adjourned to meet next Tues
day evening AZ s O'Clock.
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CoNv1cTs REcEIvED.-The following con-
yicts were received at the penitentiary yes
terday: George Williams, Powhatan, five
years, for house-breaking William Faun-
tleroy, Alexandria city; two years, for un-
lawful cutting; Thomas Nelson alias
Thomas johnson, Fredericksburg, three
years, for house-breakipg Isaac Mitchell,
Clarke, one year, for larceny.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, threatening weather and rain,
with northeast to southeast winds, slight
changes in temperature, and a temporary
rise in barometer.
i For the South Atlantic States, increasing
cloudiness followed by local rains, con.
tnued warm southeast to southwest winds,
and stationary or slowly falling barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
ohio Valley, threatening weather and rain,
southeast to southwest winds, stationary OF
slowly falling barometer, and slight rise in
temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

PERsoNAL.-Ex-Govern and Congress
man Gilbert C.. Walker will leave the city
to-day for n brief visit to California, and
will return in time to be present at the
opening Of the extra session OF Congress.
MIR. r. N. j. Paynter, Superintendent Of
the Western Union Telegraph CompanY's
Office in this city, was very i'll yesterday
morning. but was considered better last
night. - .-~. =.
DR.. Ruffner, superintendent of Public
Instruction, has gone to Halifax and coun'
ties in that neighborhood for the purpose
Of officiating at series OF teachers instl'
tutes. '.'.
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Work of The Arbatrators.,-A the meet
ing OF the county supervisors yesterday a
report from the arbitrators was submitted
and accepted. 1t provides that the city Of
Manchester shall pay the county Of Chester
field 81 ,025, with interest added from April
12, 1877, till paid, in settlement of the court
house repairs.
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The 3farket.-The Manchester market
will compare favorably with the Richmond
markets, but this is the season OF the year
that everybody will complain about not
being able to get anything good to eat.
Salad and onions are about the only vege-
tables that have made their appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

PARDoNED BY THE GoyERNoR.-Govcrnor
Kemper has pardoned Sylvanus Griffin
(white), OF Richmond. He was sentenced
March 3Oth, by Justice White, to term oil
ninety days in Jail, and the pardon was
granted on account Of epileptic fits, to which
the prisoner is subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

A New CoMET.-Professor Lewis Swift,
OF Rochester, N. l., writing under date OF
April 18th, says: "The new comet, the
third Of this year, discovered by me last eve
ming near Cassiopeia's face, appeared much
brighter this morning. 1t appears to re-
yolve around the north star without setting.
I saw all three comets last night. The two
In the morning appear to De chasing eaeh
sWiftest, and hope will Win."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

CHANGE OF NAME AND OFFICERS.-A cir
cular has been issued from the headquarters
of the Airline Railroad Company, at At
lanta, Georgia, announcing that the road is
henceiorth to be known as the Atlanta and
Charlotte Airline rallroad, instead OF the
Atlanta and Richmond Airline railway.
1t further announces that Ii. w. Sibley, OF
New York is president OF the new company,
and that Colonel j. G. G..Foreacre, OF Atlanta,
is general manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice Jo-
seph j. White presiding.-James NJ. Green
(colored) was sent to Jail for twelve months,
with fifteen lashes added, for stealing S3
in United States currency from Elizabeth
Johnson.
John Carter (colored), sent to Jail for
iorty-eight hours for stealing wood.
Ellen Terry, Virginia Terry, and Benny
Allen (colored) were sent on to the grand
jury for creating disturbance to the an
noyance Of the neighborhood.
Jennie Hundley, Mary Gregory, and
Jane Price (colored), guilty Of receiving one
lot OF goods, the property OF the Old Do
minion Granite-W orks, knowing the same
to be stolen. Hundley and Gregory were
sent to Jail for six months, Price three
months.
Meicenia Epps (colore6 was sent on to
the grand jury for keeping a disorderly
house.
George Washington (colored). charged
with assaulting and beating N. P. Cofer,
was discharged.
James Bishops IA vagranD was jailed for
thirty days.
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Mauor's Court.-The case OF Charles
Bowen, for larceny, was further continued
in order to have certain witness sum-
moned. .... ... ..-. 4"
The fine of JEFF. Borum's little dog was
returned, as the animal was proved to be
under age.
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Low-WATER IND1cATon.-Mr..G George Nc.
Govern is introducing in this city the low
water indicator invented by Mr.. Glen.
Brook, OF Norfolk. 1t is claimed that where
it is used, and the signal it gives is needed,
explosions OF steam-boilers are almost I'M
Dossible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

Knights of Honor.-We understand that
several applications for membership have
already been received in Gillian Lodge,
knights OF Honor. The order is very pop
ular because OF the insurance feature.
When member dies his heirs or any one
he may designate receives $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

M0RTUARY. OF deaths last week,
twenty-nine; Of whom fourteen were
under ten years OF age, and two were be-
tween eighty and ninety-seyenteen were
white and twelve colored. Consumption
carried off six.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Il Fiendisb Crime.-A white man named
William Bransiord has been arrested and
Jailed for committing rape on colored
girl about ten years old, near Midlothian.
Bransford formerly lived in Manchester, and
is about twenty-five years OF age.
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have anaIyzed the wHISKEY known under the
brand OF " y SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR G Co.. Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J. B. MCCAw. NJ d., late Professor Of Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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OTEY BATTERY REUNION.-At meeting
of the committee OF arrangements OF tht
Otey Battery it was determined to have thell
annual reifnion on Monday the 1lth o.
June. Due notice will be given each mem
Der as to the place, and every member VII
be expected to answer roll-call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

FIGHT NEAR THE CIRCUs.-A difficulty
near the circus-tents took place last night
between Joseph Brady (white) and John
Taliaferro (colored). Brady was struck with
stick by Taliaferro, and somewhat hurt.
Taliaferro was arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

The BLUEs.-At Il meeting Of the E. L.
I. Blues held last night Thomas Nelson
Page, was elected first lieutenant, Charles
H. Epps second lieutenant, and w. S.
Christian third corporal. Arrangements
for the 10th OF May celebration were partly
made. The dinner will take place at the
pump-houSe.
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DEAk1N'S
LlLIrUTIAN COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
comprising the following wc!l-known favorites:
COMMODORE MUTT,
tie only rival Of General TOM THUMB. known she
world over rs L. L. Barnums $4,000
Sutt," the smallest man in the world,
who will assume the role of
JACK TIT GIANT-KlLLER,"
IL fhe comic operctta of that name, supported by
THE TALLEST MAN IN THE WORLD,
COLONEL RUTH GOSHEN,
ANn THE SMALLEST WOMAN IN TIE WORLD,
MISS JENNIE QCIGLEY:
together with
/ COMPANY OF LILIPCTIASS
such Is has n,ver before been assembled III any one
combination.
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ENTERTAINMENT PosTPONED.-Owing to
sickness in Professor Minors family and
other unavoidable circumstances the per-
formance OF the Fairy Extravaganza which
had been announced for Friday the Goth has
been postponed to Friday evening Of next
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ACCIDENT AT THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
SHoPs.--Charles Glassman, an employe OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Company in this
city, had his arm badly lacerated on yester-
day by having it caught in the cogs OF the
wheel OF piece of machinery he was tend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

Personal.-Mr. B. A. Hancock, superin-
tendent Of schools in this city, has accepted
an invitation to lecture before the next
meeting OF the Teachers Institute, OF Hall
fay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

THE BIG SHOW OF DRr GOODS At LEVY BRO
THEIRS is attracting the attention OF many. Thou
sands have made their purchases, finding 1t to be to
their advantage to do so. ,g& tl
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THAT PoPLLR-STREET HOUsE.-Melcenia
Epps, a colored woman fifty years Of age,
was on yesterday sent on to the grand jury
by Police-Justice White to answer for keep
ing house OF bad repute at No. 1410 Pop
lar street. Melcenia will be prominent
witness, no doubt, in the Radway trial.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN NO BILLS WILL BE PAID by the captain or
the owner of the bark Glucs Auf for any debts con.
tracted by any Of the crew. -
ap 1S-2t* I. C. SPRENGER.
TF MRS. FLYNN, WHO RECENTLY
l. came 10 Richmond from Southwestern Virginia,
win call ut DR.. MINNIGERODE'S, HOO east Clay
street, she may hear something to her advantage.
p17-2t*
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WE ARE RECEIVING daily additions to our large
stock of Boots Shoes, Trunks, Satches, &C. Prices
very low. Custom work (hand-lnade) made to order
and guaranteed to flt Repairing neatly and prompt
Iy done. HERMAN BoscHEN & BROTHER,
500 anu 511 Broad street.
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8. THE regular use of CoLpEN's LrEBrG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC EvIGoRAToR IS
the most direct means ofobyiating physical debility,
as !t stimulates the insovenrs and mparts vigor 10
the whole system. -12s s.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIoE APRIL II, 1871
C. f. Burnett q Co., Henderson, n. C;;;
James Blair, Richmond, Va; James Leach
Riehmondk Va; Miss Sue Melton, RiGn-
mond, Va; Marcellus Taylor, Ballsville'
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The Colored SoeietieS.-The thirty-fve
coored societies Of which Manchester boasts
are making preparations to parade next
Friday-the fifteenth amendment. e..
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Funera! of Jfr. Vaden.-The funeral of
Mr.. Thomas Vaden took place yesterday af-
ternoon from the Meade Memorial church.
The attendance was large.
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T. Miss ABBOTT, BRIGNeLI, AND FERRANTI.-
The music-IoYing people have every right
to expect in Miss Abbott's appearance here
rich musical treat. One who saw her re-
Gently, and gave heed to her dulcet tones,
says: miss Abbott's musical art can only
be gagged by the measure OF popular ap-
probation. One may be educated beyond
appreciation, and in that case is failure,
for he has gone beyond his audience. Miss
Abbott's art gains the heart OF every
listener. II there arc strokes which, mea-
sured by the inflexible rule, seem inar-
tistic, we should remember that genius
leaps beyond and above rules, and reaches
the goal at a leap, which patient mediocrity,
clinging to formulas for lifetime, may
never hope to gain. That she has a won
derfuI. pure, and sympathetic voice, equal
in compass and volume to all demands. and
winning in its sweetness and freshness,
cannot he doubted. United to this is de-
cided dramatic manner, frequently sur
prising. Her gifts are those which should
make her eminently successful in the ro-
mantle operas"
Miss Abbott is an American. While she
seems to have the usual artistic affection for
foreign songs and music, she by no means
disdains English ballads and popular home
songs, and in these has won the greatest ap-
plause. She seems to be one OF the few
great singers who have not risen above the
popular taste and gone soaring after unat-
tainable eXcellencics, which, II reached,
could never be appreciated by the mass OF
moderately cultivated people.
Brignoli, Ferranti, and w. r.. Case ac-
company Miss Abbott.
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Liquor LicenSeS.-The Hastings Court
adjourned Yesterday, after disposing Of civil
business, tin tomorrow, when liquor IL
censes will be granted.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, TUESDAY,
Tancil Us. Seaton. Submitted on briefs.
Johnston, trustee, Us. Wilson, dc. Sub
mitted on briefs.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company Us.
Treasurer. Fully argued by Judge Mere
for the defendant in error, and submitted.
Bank OF Old Dominion Us. McVeigh will
be the first case to-day, it is supposed.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTlNG-HOUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. .a..' r
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A BEAUTIFUL MONITOR SEWING MACHINE is
among the useful articles sale q: the Second Bap-
tist Church Fair.
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If you WISH GOOD SUPPER go to the LADIES'
FAIR at the Second Baptist church tonight. Oysters
I'm every style.
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CHHNCERY COURT OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY
The following cases were disposed OF
Hubbard's executors Us. Keesee, &C.; Mayo,
&C., Us. Sutor, &c.; Dewitt, guardian, &C.,
Us. Dewitt; Smith & Co. Us. WendinSer,
&C.; Chandler's administrator as. Terrell,
&c. Watkins Us. English, &c.; Kings ad'
mlnistrator Us. GoodalPs executor, dc.
Morriss e. Hammond Us. Morriss, executor,
&c: McAlpine Us. Cullen, &c.
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". ELLYSoN & Co., advertising agents, Insert ad-
vcrsements in all of the newspapers OF the United
States publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countng-room will receive prompt attcn-
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 TTENTION. ATTUCk GUARDS.-H
a Assemble TO- NIGHT wednesday, In frontS
IF ihc armory on Broad street. for drill. "
Ry order OF Captain JOSIAH CRCMf il
- WILLIAM Fl. SIMS.
a-IS.lr< Orderly Sergeant.
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FAIR.

T AIDES FAIR
II LECTURE-ROOM OF SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH
EVERY DAY AND NIGHT THIS WEEK.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS, BEST CREAMS, COSFEC
TIONS, &C.
DINNERS and SUPPERS Of the best In the market
The ladies invite their friends and the public.
Proceeds OF the far will 20 used to cushion the
pews and carpet the floors of The main audience
room Of the church.
ADMISSION FREE. app
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy or clear, mild, and pleasant.
TnERMoMETER YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ, 81;
9 A. NJ. 65; noon, so; 3 p. NJ. II; G ?,
H., -: midnight, 6S.
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TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMES will find large
number Of useful and pretty things at the LADIES'
FAIR held In lecture-room Second Baptist church