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National Republican., 1877-02-05
POVERTY, HUNGER AND DIRT"
Life Of the Poor in All Our Cities.

[From ofclal report OF Providence, Il. 1, visitors
Does any one doubt that people are suffering
from hunger and cold In this city to-dayf Go to
the visitors OF the Women's City Missionary Sc
eiety or to the visitors Of the Society Of St. Vim
cent dc Paul, and they will tell you what they
have seen. They will tell you of little children
setting out for school, to bo gone all day, with.
out having had 4 morsel to eat; they will tell
you Of girls sick and dying for lack OF nourishing
food they will toll you of intelligent, refined
women praying for death to end their long
National Republican., 1877-02-05
An Item Spoiled,

A large crowd was gathered around the
store of Mr.. +. q. Davis, at the corner OF Market
Space and Pennsylyania avenue, last night TO
witness the capture OF a burglar, who was sup
posed to be inside the building. After waiting
and watching for almost an hour, a clerk made
his appearance, who opened the door and admit
officers. The crowd outside waited anNiously for
further developments, but none appearing quietly
Dispersed.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
Washsncton,s birthday.

Thus far no preparations have been made
for military display on the 22d instant, as has
been the time -honored custom since tho days of
Washington. In by. gone days 1t was usual for
the different military organizations to have
general parade and review, but up to this date
the only steps that hayo been taken In this direc-
tion are those taken by the Washington Light
Infantry Corps, General VIM. q. Moore COM
manding. This corps proposes TO appear nfty.one
guns strong, and viii surprise every body with
their Austrian coats and shakos.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
Funeral of Mrs. Gobright.

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary A. Gobright, wife
ofthe veteran agent Of the Associated Press, will
take place this afternoon from her lato residence,
1000 Ninth street northwest The remains arc
sncased In an elegant walnut casket, covered
and bar handles On the top of the casket is a
solid silver plate bearing the inscription, "Mary
A. GObright, died February 8, 1871" The funeral
discourse will he delivered by Rev. DR.. Newman
OF the Metropolitan NJ. 4. church, ot which de-
ceased was most hOnOred and esteem ed member
National Republican., 1877-02-05
A Thieyish TramD,

Yesterday morning tramp giving his name
AZ Austin W. Robinson called at the residence OF
Mrs. J. =. McNew, $50 Missouri avenue, and
asked for aims while the lady repaired to the
kitchen for the purpose Of getting him something
to eat he appropriated the front door key to his
own and made OF with II. The thief walked
frrested by Sergeant Huntington, of the First
lrecinct, and locked up for hearing In the Police
Court this morning.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
Mount yernon.

The season at Mount Vernon will begin to-
day. The steamer Arrow has been put In COM
plete order while alternating during the Ice
blockade, and she will resume Der trips to Mount
Vernon this morning under command Of Captain
Frank H9llingsesgdi
National Republican., 1877-02-05
Masonic Funeral.

The funeral Of Mr.. John Riley took place
at II rec o'clock yesterday afternoon from his
late residence, No. lila Fifth street north
west, and was attended by st. Johns Lodge,
No. II, i. A. A. M. The funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. Dr. Parker, and during his dis
course he paid high tribute to the memory Of
the deceased.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
BRADY's,

Tho historical portraits of distinguished
representative men lately on exhibition at the
Centennial Exposition In Philadelphia are now
ready for the inspection oftho public at BRADY q
National Gallery" 025 Pennsylvania avenue.
This collection embraces the eminent men Of
America. In addition to the medals received in
New York for many years and in London in 1881
Is awarded the hfghsst aDard medal at the Cen.
tennlal Exposition In Philadelphia, 1870.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
~ OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE DIsTRIC NF COLUMBIA,

wAsuINGToN. Feb. I, 1877.
The following clause OF the Building Regulations,
respecting the Fire Limits, Is hereby published for
theinformation and guidance OF all whom It may
concern:
"Flre Limits. that portion of the District of
Columbia known as the city Of Washington, and
that portion Of the city of Georgetown bounded on
the north by Road and Eighth streets; on the west
by the boundary line OF the city OF Georgetown; on
The south hy the Potomac river aud on the east by
the city OF Washlng gton: within which II shall not
or remove any wooden building -
And shall take effect from and after this date,
cept In special cases where permits may be Issued
as provided In said building regnlatlons BY order.
feb3-3t eecretary to Cominissioners, il. @.
National Republican., 1877-02-05

"A German detective In London asserted
before magistrate the other day that he could In
dicate by name ave hundred individuals In the
United Kingdom who earn their income by swind-
ling solely Moreover, he could point out at least
twelve among them who keep their carriages.
National Republican., 1877-02-05

1t was Macauiay who discovered that as
civilization increases poetry declines. During the
season OF 'Beautiful Snow, :" the pale-faeed young
man, with manuscript, who is observed taking an
inventory OF himself lust outside newspaper onice
Is supposed never to have read Macaulay.
National Republican., 1877-02-05

"Men arc like hymns" remarks an ex
chsnge newspaper. ''Therc are short-meter men,
slow, weigbty and dignided. There are haileluJah-
meter men. mercuriai, feryent and Inspiring; and
there are sights-and-sevens men, gentle, genial
and delightful. There are also some peculiar me-
terra.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

Circuit COurt.
Before Chief Justice Carter.
SUING TO RECOVER BILL yoR MEDICAL SERVICES
RENDERED, AND OBTAINING JUDGMENT.
VIM. Sprague VS.. Chas. Stewart an action
gave Judgment for plaintiff, which was affirmed:
set % aside go On nV making deposit. Dr. Noble 9oans
VS. y. p. Hill action on bill for tIo for services
rendered the magistrate, gave judgment for
plaintiff, which was affirmed.
Equity Court.
Before Judge wyiie.
SALES CONFIRMED, RECEIVERS APPOINTED AND
JUDGMENTS RENDERED.
Estate Of John Kelly; decree appointing
Thos. Kelly committee. +. $. h T. Go. VS.. Powell;
order fsiconhrmipg sale. Cartel VS.. Mctauley;
order referring case to auditor. Page VS.. Richard.
son; order appointing receiver. Bryan vs.. Sander
son; decree pro eOnfssso: Cole VS.. Carpenter;
enco to auditor. Grant vs.. District Of Columbia;
decree pro eonJe,so. Cross vs.. Phillips; decree
vs.. Washington Market Company; order direct.
ing receiver to make payment. s. 7 70. vs.
Strongi order to amend hIll. T. s. & T; Co. vs..
Jackson; order to amend bill. Norrisvs. Fortune;
decree formally ratifying sale, &c. Adjourned
until tomorrow.
Police Court.
Before Judge Smell.
roLIcr DEALERoNc MORE BEFORE HIS HONOR
touSTlRYElTIso NICKEL COIN.
Til'man Rivers was sent down for vagrancy.
WllilhHl hunsDOruughf slIeet ~
Micbhael Lanhady, profanity o.. Geo. Day,
selling liquor, sio5-appeal noted. Minnie Bates,
vagrnncy; bonds or workhOuse John Douglas,
selling lottery tickets plea OF former conviction
filed and oyerruled. The court 10 rendering
Judgment said that the decision that any ticket,
whether printed or written, emitting the holder
to n chance In money or other value, was lottery
ticket, had been affirmed, and fixing the sentence
he would neither give the highest or lowest term
or fine. In each Of tho three cases ho imposed
thirty days In Jail and fine Of sjOo-ninety days
and 500 in all. An appeal was taken and bail
given. VIM. marlborough, assault on q little
girl, running her into her mothers house; bonds
to keep the peace or thirty days. VIM. Hansbor-
coin-thrty ive.ccnt nckels-and.he was commit
ted In default of sl,oS0 bail. Nathan Thompson,
larceny Of two sets Of harness; committed for
trial. Mark Wilson, assault on Emma Garnett
personal bonds. L. Grant, assault on George H.
Watson; 81 and costs. Beverly Buckner, larceny
OF q pocketbook, worth a, from Josephine Davis;
continued under 900 bonds.
Court Calendar for To-day.
SUPREME Court OF THE DISTRICT, before
Justices Wylie. Olin and MacArthur-Mariou
Starr vs.. j. W. Starr. Argument to be concluded.
CIRCUIT Court, before Chief Justice Cart
ter.-Nos. 6l, Shultz VS.. Jones; 10, Barker VS..
Hooyey & Mayne; III, Neale VS.. Bender; Archer
and Pancoast Manufacturing Company VS.. Shep-
herd; IFS, Stanton, receiver, VS.. Mcknight; lsl,
sc, VS.. District Of Columba 1855, Walter, IT., vs..
Brown and wife; 1ss, French VS.. Mcnamara; 2'3,
United States, use Of Sanborn King vs.. Dona-
hue Finley; ali, Barth VS.. Costello; bl7, Colum.
bla Bank Note Company vs.. Washington Fire H.
surance Company.
National Republican., 1877-02-05

tive are going home," said tramp who
wanted TO talk. "Astor, Stewart, Garner, Lick
and Vanderbilt have all dropped out OF the busy
world within short time, have myself cough
that worries me q good deal AFTER banking hours,
and to-day forgot to take fifteen cents with me
when closed the vault.n
National Republican., 1877-02-05
TH. REVIVAL MEETINGS

promise to rival those Of last year, through whose
instrpmentality 80 much good was done, Differ.
e ent leaders and speakers each night make
growing audience during last week encourage
the conmittes to announce that the meetings
week "
National Republican., 1877-02-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

ss- UNION REVIVAL, UNDER THE
ap aaSSpiess Of the Young Co9ysrts, at st. Paul,s
EACH DAY, at " m. and EVERY EVENING,
At7g o'clock Al are Invited, IeStf
National Republican., 1877-02-05
SpRINo BRINus I

SrRISo BRIHos THE BLOSSOMS.
Autumn brings the fruit-and also serious colds,
SC, for which nothing superior to DR.. Bulls
1t always cureb.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
WE HAVE SEEN

some very hattering notices Of Or. Poddie's lee
ture, "Fellowship OF Society" taken from Penn
sylvana and New York papers. DR.. Peddo has
the reputation Of being one of the finest platform
speakers in Philadelphia. He Will deliver this
lecture In Calvary Baptist church on Wednesday
at the popular price Of twenty.f cents.
National Republican., 1877-02-05

NJ FLUID LIGHTNING EXCELS ANY
remedy ever known for the immediate cure OF
smn,s TsmTS,ishs s, hs,sdsche, &c. Sold At Coughln's
iemple DfuR eloTr. ocli
National Republican., 1877-02-05

81 A CARD.-TO ALL WHO ARE SUI.
fcring from the errors aud lndiscreiions OF youth,
&C. will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This gre,t remedy was discovered
addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH n. IsMAN,
station ID, Bible House, New York city. Ja2B- am
National Republican., 1877-02-05

Ss- PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED AT
COughlin's Temple Drug Store " and Mini
streets, At moderate prices, sens'HA
National Republican., 1877-02-05

~ PLEURISY, PAIN IN THE SIDE. 4
back, 6c., Instantly disappear when Fluid Light.
Mago h,ag S sPprsd; p Sold al coughln's Drug store,
MAsOhlc Ielnple, aclA
National Republican., 1877-02-05
MILLIONS OF BoTTLEs

OF Burnctt's Cocoaine have been sold during the
last twenty years, and the public have rendered
the verdict that 1t is the best hair dressing in the
world,
National Republican., 1877-02-05

~ HUMPHREYS sPECIFIOs, PONDS
Extract, Homeopathic MedIcines, sold AZ r.mnia
Drug Store, and Ninth streets. seps-tf
National Republican., 1877-02-05

NJ FRENCH, ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC
Drug Store. aensstf
National Republican., 1877-02-05
EINK ENGLIsH XALKNrIl

FINE ENGL1sH VALkNTINEs,
very beautiful, at very low prices, at f. M.
WRiiaka Sqn's No'V Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1877-02-05

~ REPUBLIC SAVINGS AND BUILD
Ing Of this Association will be held in the Lecture
roon Of the Young Mems Christian Association
at7so o'cock In addition to the regular business
board OF directors md ofice Of secretary.
W. b. GONSALyES, Secretary pro tenn.
8. n. BOND, President. fe5
National Republican., 1877-02-05
EXCURSIOKS.

MOUNT YERNON.-TOMB OF WASH.
nl lN6TON.
The Steamer ARROW, Captain FRANK HOL.
LlN9bhEAD, Leaves tho beyenth- street wharf
DAILY, tsundsy excepted) At 10 =. M, returains
Round trip q, including admission to Mansion .ut
dTolnds. ocls-u
National Republican., 1877-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N~.~I~IooNN~NONNNN
So SPECIAL NOTICE. UNTIL FUR
thcr notice ONE OF THE FERRY-BOATS will bo
run between washington and Alexandria Is fol-
lows, nom SATURDAY, February q;
Leave alexandria 7,so, o,sc, iiiso a. m. I,so $50.
suhdsy.-washington, 1880 q. M; 1890 $50, 4.so
sundsys-AIeIandria.O O:o', usse q M l;SS, $3.50,
fes-it President Potomac Ferry Company.
National Republican., 1877-02-05

AS- r. Y NJ URN'S
hot SODA WATER,
WITH THEIR SUPERIOR
TEA, COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE,
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATERS
On Draught all the Year.
oczV-u 1i2s Ia, aytnur. near N illard's Hotel
National Republican., 1877-02-05
AEs y. aoLDsTEIN CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS'.
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS',
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS',
ESTABLISHED IN lso2
ESTABLISH ED IN 1897
ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
ESTABLISHED IN 1861.
Northeast Corner Of Tenth and d streets.
Northeast Corner Of Tenth and ID streets,
Northeast Corner Of Tenth and ID streets,
Northeast Corner OF Tenth and d streets.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH ar.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH ST,
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH ST, %
Liberal Advances made on Personal Property
to any amount and for any time desired on very

Liberal Advances made on Personal Property
to any amount and for any time desired on very
reasonable terms
Also, Goods sold on Commission.
A large stock OF Goods on hand fnew and sec.
ond-hand,) sold very low for cash. jab-tf
National Republican., 1877-02-05
CITY ITEMS.
"PIPER-HrIpsIKCR,' '

"PIPERHEIDsIECK."
To the Trade.
We beg TO inform you that we have this day
been appointed general agents, In the United
States and Canada, for
"PIPKRHKIpsIRcK" CHAMPAoNR
n. PIPER b co.'s "cARTK blanche, sRc."
Soliciting q continuance Of your esteemed 70,
vors,
We remain, your obedient servants,
JOHN Osborn, Son h Co.,
New York and Montreal.
JANulpY q 1877
National Republican., 1877-02-05

ID. II. WARNER
has large amount Of money to loan on good real
estate.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
Reviewing the Troop. Mt tho Arsenal.


The troops stationed At the Arsenal were re-
viewed Saturday morning by the Secretary OF
War and General Sherman. The distinguished
visitors arrived at the Arsenal gates aoout eleven
o'clock. General Sherman was accompanied by q
portion Of his staff. The guard nc the gate was
paraded in honor oftheir arrival A salute ofseven
teen guns from field battery was hred In honor OF
the Secretary, and the bugle was sounded to the
General. The party proceeded to the parade
grounds, where the brigade, under command OF
General Barry, was drawn,up in line. The b.g-
ndc consisted OF three battallons, the first com
posed Of companies OF the artillery school, under
First artillery; the second composed Of Ave CON-
panies OF tho Second and Third artillery, conn.,
manded by Captain Frank h. Hamilton, OF the
Second artillery; tho third composed Of four
companies Of the First artillery, under command
Of Captain Frank y. Taylor, OF tho First artil.
lery. A number Of difhcult evolutions were per-
formed es veteran artillcrymen would perform
them. Many citizens were attracted to the
grounds to witness the review, and stayed after II
TO see the guard mount which followed.
National Republican., 1877-02-05

~ TEETH % PER SET, EITHER JAW.
by Dr. A. Pralt graduate of Ohio College OF Den,
M SugeTy; and of the Rush Medical College, Chl-
ehRo, aul seventh street, east side, corner OF ID.
Extr acting children's teeth, 25 cents ieli.tY'
National Republican., 1877-02-05
wILBoR's COMPOUND OF PURE Con LIVER Or
AND LIME.


wILBoR's CoMrousp oy PURE Con Liver OIL
AND LIME.
The advantage Of this compound over the plain
OIL 10 that the nauseating taste Of the OIL is en-
tirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
in this form the trouble Is entirely obviated. A
O. sSsn % s''
.sSSs .sS S SSy she %sass %ss S;Sy SSsSy,
Boston, and by all druggists.
WONDERFUL SUCCESS.
II 10 reported that Boschee's German Syrup
has, since Its introduction in the United States,
reached the immense sale Of 900 dozen per year.
Over Over 200 Druggists have ordered thi, medicine
not one has reported d single failure, but every
letter speaks Or its Astonishing success in curing
sumption or any disease Of the throat and lungs. @
We advise any person that has any predisposl.
tion to weak lungs to go to their druggists and
Size, Is CENTS sample bottle, 10 Gents cents. " Two aSses
OHGs. sroTr Co., Wholesale Agent. H.
UsE THuRsToN's Ivory PEARL TOOTH Pow
DER; perfect dentfrice Its action on tho
teeth Is specific, removes tartar and dlscolora-
tion, arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean
and white. 1t hardens the gums, sweetens the
breath, and, containing no acid, cannot injure
tne tnuUel. llb constant use Is recommended
TO all, but especially to those who having good
teeth wish TO preserve them. twenty-five and
hfty cents per bottle.
THoMPsos's PoMADR OPTIMR, for dressing
the hair. This nne pomade merits special men.
tien. Purely vegetable, its effect Ii to soften
and refine coarse, dry hair, imparting to II gloss
and beauty. Unlike many preparations for tho
hair, u cannot injure, but Is highly beneficial,
youth, the darker shades Of middle life, or tho
silyer.streaked locks Of age. Twenty.hv and
my cents per bottle.
PRACTICE Economy. Renovate your sojIed
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Joven's In
per bettle
National Republican., 1877-02-05
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
SKETCHES ABOUT THE CITY By THE
.I REPuBLICAN's REPORTERS.
New York Republicans.


A regular meeting OF the New York Repub-
liean Association was held at Gonsaga hall last
Saturday evening. The association proceeded to
tho election Of q president, to hll the vacancy
caused by tho resignation Of tho Hon. A. n.
Duell. Tho vote resulted in the election Of Mr..
p. II. Eaton. Mr.. Eaton responded to the an
nouncement Of his election in q few welLchosen
remarks, and thanked the members for the honor
conferred, &c.
president, and the Major addressed the assoca-
tion In q happy and forcble style, and said he
was proud TO be the vice president Of an associa-
tion composed Of New Workers., and closed with
touching tribute to the grand old Empire state.
membership.
committee Of gentlemen, Thos q. Henry, p. IL.
Eaton and W. n. Hills;
whereas the Hon. A. u. Duell, by reason OF his
removal to New York city, has deemed It best to
resign the position Of president OF tho New York
Republican Association In tho District Of Column
bia; and whereas tho members Of the association
having, at two annual meetings, elected him
tboir president; therefore be II
Rssoirsd, That tho thanks Of tho association
are due, and are hereby rendered, for the able
and impartial manner In which he discharged the
Rssolvsd, That his name be transferred from
the roll Of active to that OF honorary membership
and the secretary be directed to furnish him with
. copy OF these resolutions.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
National Republican., 1877-02-05

~ SOFT CORNS.-UALL PROMPTLY
on pr; SCHULZ, M soS corner Ninth street and
IenhsyNhnla avenue; up stairs, No, III, boft
eorns are always seated hGtween the toes, and ara
called 50 from their being at all times in a damp
In1; md,d hnt often Dangerous. pror L. Wilson, Of
corn which bad eaten In the bones and pTodueed in
hsmmaton mn IN ths Joint Diseased bone originatins
:, treats every species of CornS BunIons Naiia'
&C painless and effectuRl, as certned Tor twsntJ
years, Gall sys TOO lNis ' ''' 'jlS' non
National Republican., 1877-02-05
JUST ARRIVED AND ON EXHIBITION
= BARLow,s Ant GALLERY,
1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

One Of the best copies of Raphaei's ''Madonna di
San sisto." This beautiful picture, with many
others from same collection, viii well repay visit.
blowers, Notices, Transparcncies, &c. Easels with
PsntoyranSsi CSs,eims, y np Wed,ns rs Pre.ente
what can be more beaulirul than nne Painting,
water-Coor Drawing, EngrAvins or Fine Photo
graphp Call and eN anime our stock, which 10 one
OF the largest in America. Cord, Wire Nails, &c.,
Frames OF all Kinds made to order. Paintings
cleaned and yarnished, decd
National Republican., 1877-02-05

IMPERIAL HOTEL billiard ROOM,
L Just opened with eight new tables; Phelan d
Collendef cushions. j. y, PIERCE,
nois-n Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-11
7 sAyAsELEsss CHiRaEs AaArNsr 4 .REpurk-

rs /: A: yAsELEss ( CBIRGE AGAINST A .REpurI-
BLE' GENTLEMAN. EYPLoDED.--In the City
Circuit Court on Saturday was tried a suit
for $500 damages, in which Edward Phelan,
OF. 1880 east Broad street, Twas plaintiff, and
"a we'll known gentleman defendant, 1t was
alleged that defendant some monthssago, in
plaintiffs store, forcibiy kissedhis daughter,
a girl of ( seventeen. The case; was tho
roughly heard. Many witnesses, were eS-
amined, and lit wasiproved that defendant
and plaintiff had had trouble about busi-
ness matter; that the daughter was cruelty
used'by the father, and stood in great ter
ror: OF him, andswas supple instrument in
bis hands; that the plaintiff was a; man OF
very bad: character, and, some witnesses
said, was not to be believed On oath. De-
fendant denied the allegation most posi-
lively; and, to all present. it looked very
much like what, in, the language OF the day,
is called ga put-up job, Without leaving
their seats tie Jury VI agreed upon 2 verdict
for defendant. ...>.l..,,,
Judge Wexford said that it was quite un-
usual for. him to comment upon; Eerdicts,
but that in this case .he~was constrained to
express his cordial approval, and to say that
the defendant was thoroughly and honora-
biv yindicated. !'>/i,,t - .:.r< ::ri I h.'''''
From the, evidence and all surrounding
circumstances it is impossible to believe
that there was ever n shadow OF Iustlnca"
ton for the charge. i1itT,,;I:f ij:nr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-11
+ ,sy-TnE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
f.ATIoN OF ALL'THE oTRER DAILY NEWS
PAPERs OF THE CITY y; .el4f-.;f.9e ai s..'t3t
3 Ut. 80 .,tti.+i % l.lbN+.tJ e4ti.Fsli
WEATHER REPORT.

! : : sINpIeATIoNs FOR. sUSDA AY.-For the Middle
States, falling barometer; warmer southeast
to southwest winds, cloudy weather. aud
rain-areas, probably followed i by. rising ba.
rometer and colder northwest winds. -.
- For the South. Atlantic and. East Gull
States, nearly stationary followed by rising
barometer, warm southerly veeripg to'colaer
nortberly winds, partly cloudy and cloudy
weather, with rain-areas. 80 .,rt''.-'2 3
For the West Gulf States, rising, barome-
ter, falling temperature, northerlY winds,
aud rain-areas, followed by clearing wea-
,tber. =, !, ass, 81 ..,,i r. -.,,t.,H
For Tennessee and the Ohio' Valley and
Lower Lake region, rising barometer, warm
southeast vecring to colder winds,
and cloudy. and rainy weather. =.
Cautiopary signals continue at. Galveston
and Indianola, and are ordered for Sandy
Hook, Barnegat, Atlantic City, Cape May,
and Cape Henry. f' Td..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-11

: THE OPERA To-N1GHT.-The Theatre will
doubtless be .tbronged tonight uponothe
last representation OF "Our Heiress. )" In
the hurry incident upon its first presenta-
tion many accessions to the play were
omitted, and the, rain deferred the fairies
and attendants upon the Queen of May from
venturing out. The experience they have
had will enable the whole troupe to have
greater confidence In themselves, and the
opera tholIgh. well performed:on Friday1
will be given more smoothly and with finer
general effect. The. overture, as an original
production, has such merit that it would
we'll repay all to be at the Theatre before it
is played. The opera commences at half
past o'clock. Seats may be had to-day at
Wyatt's, on Main near Tenth street. ~,:a.a