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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-28
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@o1en, bab li4 Mmen Corner wieber
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bate. BON ben Grinnerunsen, wel@e
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murbe ct ni@t msbr ME ebebem 9epei-
Rigt. benn er bate enbIi@ Elm Mittel
sdunben, UNI lie fir INNER uniddblid
ju MAIDEN. Ct belaB bas Mittel, DC,
eefabrli@en Mlten, bic fir i'm bisbe'
Elm Geeenitano beg Sdredens setueien
ben Munb 3u perldlieben, baber bcsab
er ji4 i'm @ertrauen auf feline Ma@l
j@on aua friben Morsen bes anoern
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i%olenter Si9erbeit in beren drmli4es
Simmer frat unb lid obne lmitdnoe
auf ben 2ebnitubI Der MIten iette, id
babe Veul9tetten tur Eud!
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on. In tueldem ii4 Staunen unb 3oru
mN@ten.
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Qi!ter unperlddmt fort Sbr beige
einen alien Greunb ni9t einn,al min.
fommen?
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be{4m6ren. oIs ben, Der bereits bier If
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bier be3dbmen laiien piro, fiste lie Be
imbetr He an, oberen gnbe ibres Stode
cine fleine 2linee ieben lieb, bic faul
nr1Ber ale cine GtednaoeI mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-28

JlItDIuUS SStuIs 2C!UU tQ Gt0 MI
|ibm juianmsntreffe, ,pirf 9u sis auf's
|BIyt eepeiti@t.
Das unslidli&e Opfer bes llnuen-
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nit filler @eIenation ben s&mers,
wsl&en inn Amen Sufiste, inbem er
bas Obr bss 2naben INNER ftdrter 3os.
sic tbun benz 9inbe ,peb. iaste Der
Grembe.
Web? uieberbolte Corner, in6em er
wiber @iuen bas Obr loslisb. ouf mel.
dem bic spurtn isiner Ndgel Ii&tbar
blieben. Ct 1T bart ME Elm RieieIitein.
SD CLAUDE ni@t, bab cine einjise
5brdne in inn 1T; Ct ,peint ME, Ter
5rostopf. Sd Tam i'm ni&t oasu
brinSen. s
1aben Sic Is nie nit Site periu4t ?
fraste @uiad, eritaunt uber bic seelen.
Itdrte bes 2naben.
sic udre bel inn i9le9t %ansetpanbt,
Sir, ermiberte Mmen. sfafsfes
Sd bd4te ni9t. entseenete @niod
penisitens ,pdre Is Der Wibe tuertb. es
;u periu4en. Mber tomm. Rleiner, id
bin bereit.
Wiait Du bic Wibe obnebmen. 50l-
pei, tuenn Der Qerr nit Sir ipri6t
rief Der 2iiter. llnb bore. ,penn Du
oen 9errn nod benz 9ir&bof eefubri
boif, bann pole cos Yfcrb BON Der Qut
uno ipanne es an. Sd nil slei4 nod
Der geeroisuns nod Ne,part, obpobI
i'd CLAUDE, baB Is resnea ,uirb, fiste
er binsu. inbeu. er bic orobenoen @oI<
fen betra@tete, bic id ON Qinmel &C.
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tanosn? fubr er, Su benz Rnaben &c.
ueuoet, fort.
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@ort binju5ufasen.
lluo 0u pirjt mid beeleiten, riei
linn Nmen nod. i'd brau@e Sid gum
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mad, baB MIes in Oronuns IL, bis id
rpishertomn,e.
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lebr gut sesen Sid 1T, iaste @uiad,
als CT neben Dem &nabeu ber9ing.
Ct lit nidt mein Batter, erwioerte
Sid CT bat nur meme Mutter 9ebei=
rotbet.
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idneQ Die &obbeit Corners unb bic
ible9te Bebanolun9, Die ct benz armen
Gtnbe 81 She'll ,perben licB.
@art Du unfolsiam Ooer b0ie ?
fraste @uiad.
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boje.
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benz er Sir 3u ipre4en perboten bat?
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limb tparum perbietet Sir Sein
@iiefpater, nit i'm 5u plauoern?
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@ulad.
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miibte i'd nit ibm ipre@en. uno oann
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Du nit inn ipri@it ooer ni@t.
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gam iid fir Sid 3u intereiFren. CT
miro ia ME erfabren, Of 9u selosen
bait.
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|Ni6 mn nueprNpm hnhp in ~,ne;ner
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~ 49,
Ct iiberIisb F4 ts1xlbea 70, bal &
gang aaber atbem Jar.
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oienen tann, einen Maiidfer on3uipie=
|ben?
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lie .inen Stubl nabm unb F@, obne Die
serinsite Tur&t Su 3eisen, Dem 2iiter
gang nabe seseniberieste. nobel lie H.
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ssfalen mar.
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|@ebeimnib, BON benz er ii@ Renntnib
su ueri@aHsn se,pubt bate, ibm ein-
lobte, iiberrieielte Jpn Elm @efibI, mel.
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friiberen Mnsf bate.
SIR ipra@t BON Neuisteiten, bic Sbr
fir mid babt. !oste Nan, 10 rebet unb
merit es gu@. hob lie intereNant fem
miEen, ,penn If gu@ Guere 3edbeit
uerseiben ioa!
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Corner. inbern Ct ouf's Neue ieineu
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beute nod ben ileinen Bid ms Armen'
baus mad Nepart brinsen.
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lnb tperbe BON 6eute al, aIs 9err in
meinem 9auie tbun uno Iafen, mas mir
beIiett. Wos iast Sbr basu?
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bet, euere 9robmnoen ausSufibren!
go?
0enn id iberliefere gu& ionit ben
Ddnben Der @ere9ti9feit!
auein? fraste Corner NIT einsn bob
niidcn @elddter, ODER pieaei9t nit
.suerem 6obne, benz Squire &ooeri4
1oitin9?
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nit feitsn 9dnoen sebalten bate. lieb
benielben fallen, uno srobe S&ueiB-
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rer Mnblid fir Corner, Dem lie 10 oft
sebrobt, beiIen i&le&ter Natur lie
3mans ansetban, Dem lie 10 piele I'm.
rube bereitet bate, uno Der id nun
bur@ ibre Conformation TAFT fir Maes,
mas CT bisber bur4 0an @llis selit'
ten bate, entiddbi9t fiblte.
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er, bab Mmen Corner 3u Nan @iais
iassn tann: SD fir@te gu& ni&t
mebr! Sd babe Guer @ebeimnib ent-
bedt unb id baltic bas 2ebcn gueres
5obnes als @arantie fir oas meinise
in ben 9dnoen!
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|lis berporitammeln fonnte.
@en meint SIR oamit? gueren &o-
oeri@ ober mid ? entsesnete Corner la=
9eno. @robe Neui9teit! Merfwir<
oise, unslaubli@e Neuisteit! fubr er
6obniid fort. Sic rei&en 2dnbereien
uon @ropsbau i'm Belise beg Sobncs
Der alten Ran @iQis, Der 2rontenmdr-
term BEG Gorfss! Der alten 9ege, Dor
Der li4 bic &inber ouf Der Strabe fiir@-
ten! @ooeri9 9aitins, Der 9obn Der
|6urie! Der @obn Der @@lonse, bic.
neil ibr bas @ift senommcn 1T, nun
ME mebr sc9en ibrcn 9oofsino Nmen
Corner sii&en tann!
Nufs Siefite uerlebt bur@ tieien
9obn bes 8iiters, setpann Nan @i0is
ibre porise Gnersie wieber. sic sriff
uieber mad ibrem Stode, Der ibrer
9anb entfallen mar, allen Nmen Cor
ner b0rte ni&t auf su laden; ct obnte
|nidt, bab bieie einfa@e, tleine 8linse
cine t0btli4s @aHe mar.
gntfernt gu@, rief Nan. bamit i'd
feinen Woro beScbe.
@dre IS Der erite?
Sd iberIoHe Der @armber3iefeit
@ottes bic arr,en llni9uIoisen. tpel9e
i'd sesen Guere BrutaIitdt i&isen
wolte. fuhr Nan fort, aber mid ielbit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

RICHMOND, Va, February l, 1877.
General Bradley T. Johnson:
Sir,-I had supposed that my oral re-
sponse to your note OF yesterday, which
was handed to me by yourself, rendered
oorittem answer wholly unnecessary: Nor
do I now suppose you expected or desired
one. AS, however, your communication
was published this morning IN the papers
through the same channel. 1t can scarcely
be necessary to assure you that the.resolu-
tions offered by me calling for information
with regard to the settlement OF the claims,
&C., OF Virginia against the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, and the firm Of Sell
den, Withers & Co., and your subsequent
settlements with the Board Of Public orks,
were not offered in any Wanton spirit.
Neither will the duties deyolVed upon the
committee which was called for in those
resolutions be performed in any such spirit.
II your management OF the business COM
mitted to your hands by the Board OF
Public Works, and your subsequent set,
Elements with that Board, were all le-
gitimate, right, and proper, and conducive
to the advancement OF Yirginia's interests,
it is due to yourself that the public shall
know the fact and be forever relieved from
further care upon tho subject. If, on the
other hand, these matters have been so
managed, and settlements so made as tc
promote private at the sacrifice of public
interests, to enrich Individuals by impou
erishing the State, then it is due to the
public that the facts be made known and
the wrongs redressed.
Let me assure you that the investigation
shall commence so soon as the papers called
for are placed in the hands of the commit
tee, Of which We will give you due notice,
and gladly avail ourselves OF every aid you
can furnish to enable us to make the inyes.
tigation, as we intend to do, as thorough,
complete, and exhaustive as the character
of the subject and the capacity Of the com.
mittee render possible.
Yours, respectfully,
. JOHN f.. MASSEY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

AMBULANCE CALL.-Mrs. Brooks, OF 304
Pine street, fell on Main street between
Eleventh and Twelfth last evening about Z
O'Clock, and sprained her ankle The am
bulance call was sounded, but her nervous
condition became such that some kind cti-
zens placed her in a hack and sent her home
in few moments after her mishap.
The attention of our Street Committee is
respectfully called to the existence Of the
obstruction which caused this accident. II
exists upon our main thoroughfare, and
should be removed at once. Itconsists OF Q
portion OF an old cellar-cap, which has been
there ever since the evacuation, and it is
estimated that at least half-dozen people
stumble over it every day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

YoRsG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
A regular meeting Of the directory OF this
Association was held at Association Hall
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon j. Taylor
Enyson (president), in the chair; c. p.
Rady, secretary. The librarian made the
usual monthly report, which was very
gratifying one, showing that during the
good weather of the past few days the AS
,,ober souh,Un =, dov memhers % and others resident
and nonresident. The number OF books
taken out during the month was S2S vol
umes. The following persons were elected
E Judkins, Rev. Harvey Hatcher, Rev. w.
N. Scott, Rev. r. n. Sledd, Robert S. Bar
rett, Mrs. John Robertson, Everett ID. Hitch
cock, Walter A. Watkins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

FORBIDDEN FRUIT, BoUGC COMEDY,
NEXT WEEK.-The play-goers Of Richmond
will have an opportunity ofSwitnessiDg Dion
Boucicault's g latest successful comedy, !" For
bidden Fruit, whiehha been having long
and brilliant run in New. York. 1t will be
produced here, we are assured, with the
same careful taste and attention to cast and
mounting which has rendered it so justly
popular in the large eastern cities. The
cast embraces list Of tirst-class artists, care
fully selected by Mr. Boucicault himself for
excellence in his or her particular line. The
company is strong one, and has every
where received the highest ercomiums OF
the press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY.-Justice j. j.
White disposed Of the following cases yes
terday morning:
D, Bauer, charged with obtaining under
false pretences one gold watch valued at
$25 from James Scott. The case was con-
tinued until to-day.
Richard billiard (eolored was fined 81 for
disorderly conduct in the street.
Elizabeth Williams and Anthony John
son (colored), assaulting and striking Caro-
line Johnson. Elizabeth was discharged,
Anthony was fined 81, and Caroline was re-
quired to pay costs. Committed to jail in
default Of payment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
4itIln,ond 9ispattll,
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1877.
6s-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY E -
WEATHER REPORT.

iNpIclTIass FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, somewhat lower pressure
and higher temperature, hazy or cloudy
weather, and southerly winds will prevail.
For the East Gull States, falling barome-
ter, southerly winds, stationary or higher
Temperatures, increasing cloudiness, and
local rains. "
For the West Gulf States, increasing
southerIy winds, falling barometer, warm
er, cloudy. and rainy weather, attending a
low barometer to the northward, and fol-
lowed in the western portions by colder
northwest winds.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling
barometer, southerly winds, warmer, part
iy cloudy and hazy weather.
For the Middle States, warmer south
westerly winds, followed by falling baron-
eter, hazy and cloudy weather.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, A;
8 A: NJ, "a; noon, u; P. NJ, II; 6 T.
b., 81; midnight, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
I PURE CoD-LIvER OIL.
OUR OWN DrRECr IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe It, and Of patients who have taken II, tina. II
is more acceptable TO the stomach and more easily
assimilated than any other oil.
We guarantee it to be entirely pure and freah.
free from rsncidity, and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-liver OIL MEADE q BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
ocS ela Main street, Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

LAST NIaHT's MoZART.-The musicale
given by the Mozart Association last eve
ming was both vocal and instrumental. The
programme was wellchssen and highly
enjoyable, and the hall was filed to its ut
most capacity.
The beautiful duo from the g Lily OF Kill
larney'' was admirably given by Messrs.
Grant and Watkins, as was also the tenor
solo, by the latter, cave Maria Mr.
Grants rendition Of Millard's WSWeet-
heartn was very fine. He sang with great
feeling and expression, while his correct
phasing and distinct articulation evinced
careful study.
The orchestra Was unusually large, num-
bering some thirty y-odd performers. Their
selections were ali new and well given. The
overture, I" Banditenstreich," by Suppe,
was very correctly given. The composition
in itself Is unique, and when performed 30
we'll as 1t was last night has most pleasing
effect.
In the difficult quartette by shubert
Messrs. Kessnich, Laube, Baseler, and Hoen
did great credit to themselves as finished
musicians. The harmony I'D the compoat-
ton ia so close, and the time so varied for
each performer, that the slightest sault
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
GOOD NEWS FOB THE 1877
NEW YEAR.

DBy GOODS! DRY GOODS: DRY GOODS
Wiaiug to reduce my large stock on hand ptepa-
ratory to taking inventory will sell my entire stock
| Of desirable DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c, ut cost
for the next thirty days AS this Is no humbug Gus
TONERS sll find 1t TO their advantage to give NE
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Below waN be found list Of desirable DRESS
GOODS, GASsIAiERES, HOUSE-FURSLsHLNG
GOODS, UHDERWEAR, NOTIONS, &c.
100 pieces Dress GOODS at 20c. worth Soc;
rs pieces DRESS GOODS at 25c. worth 37c.;
A large stock Of DRESS GOODS in finer grades
at cost 10 close them out.
so pieces TYCOGE REPS at 1890. worth 25e.;
A large stock OF CACHEMIRES, MERlhOS,
BLACK ALPAcAS, and other BLACK GOODS
at cost prices.
WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
nI 601 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

DR.. TAYLoR's EETERTAINxExT LAST
NIGHT.-The exhibition at Leigh-Street
Baptist church last night was highly enioya-
BILE. DR.. Taylor was In his most amusing
vein and kept his audience in a roar Of
laughter nearly alithe evening. Next week
the Doctor will lecture and give two exhi-
bitions at Association Hall for the benefit
of the Young Mems Christian Association.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

THE EXPOSITION OF AUTHORS AT LEWIS
HALL--The entertainment now being given
by the ladies of Centenary church at Leyy's
Hall continues to grow in popularity. The
idea is so unique, and withal carried out
with such completeness and enterprise, as
to attract unusual attention. In this eek
position of Author" !" the most famed char
acters OF the most famous authors are admi-
rably personated. Among the characters OF
the English inn are Miss La Crury, Diever-
non, and Lord Dundreary. In the castle
were presented Guy Mannering, Meg Mer-
rifles, and Dominic Simpson-all we'll rep
resented. AS usual, the castle was filled
with "beauty." In Burns's cottage were
found John Anderson my Joe, Bonnie
Jean, and Highland Mary-all admirable.
The heroine of a Coming thro' the Rye"
was personated by one possessing, we ven-
ture, oil the beauty and eoyness OF the
original.
All should 60 and see for themselves.
The half has not been told you.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
DYElSG, CLEANING, &c.

MckENNEY d. cos STEAM-CLEAN-
~ ING AND DYEIHG EsrA fI. .YSIIMENT. 41ss
stap stseet, near Fifth. is the place 20 have Gem
and g. Es.a Youths and Boys ciofhinS CLEANED
hklD lHED az the shortest notice and chtauegf
paes. FADED 0yerc0ais. Coats, Iaimas, Yests and
rbIasa ban.s CLEANED apd REC0L0RED 1fty Der cent,
and .naa NORTH or elsewhere. Latest Meii,iea
iPIpfsRsos, tal8-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

The APPROACHING NEW ORLEANS MARDI-
GRAs.-king Rex has issued his regular
edict for the Aardi- Gras celebration at
New Orleans. No returning boards need
apply. Captain John R. Macmurdo, general
passenger agent, announces that round
trip ticket good for twenty days will be is
sued at one fare. Long live King Rex!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
LAW DECISIONS.
Conviction for DuelYtng not Necessary
to disqualification.

INTERESTING OPINION DELIVERED BY
JUDGE STAPLES IN THE RoYALL quo
wARRANTO cAsE-sONE HISTORY OF
DUELLlNG LAWS AND A NOTED ENGLISH
CAsE-TAxATIoN OF THE BUILDINGS AT
THE GRANITE woRKs-THE NATION vER-
sUs THE STATE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

stands ont I'M bds relief !; yet in the e1 j.
tion Of it by these gentleman 4 last eye....ig
there was an uninterrupted flow OF even
harmony. Messrs, ,Kessnich and Laube
played duo for two yiolins In an admira.
bic manner. 3 A select orchestra gave with
artistic precision that lovely creation oi
Schuman, "TramuereiD Nothwithstand'
ing the other creditable performances, this
was to our. mind the gem of the evening
It isa piece thatrequires careful study and
as pleasing as was its rendition, we even
trustito hear it improved upon at an early
(iay. t.;, $500 f.,o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

The Lyceum.-The Lyceum has elected
the following officers: c. It. Jones, libra.
rian; G. S. Wells, W. b. Bradley, and c.
F. Lipscomb, trustees. The Lyceum will
move to their new hall Monday. They will
have grand ball on the 22d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

TEE Tom KARL CoNaERT.-Mr. Tom Karl
reached the city last night ut II O'Clock, and
will sing tonight in Mr.. Wheat's concert at
Association Hall his finest operate gelec-
tions and ballads. He is In fine voice, and
our people can look forWsgd to one sof. the
grandest musical treats syEr given 10 Rich
mond. About one hundred reserved seats
remain untaken at Wyatt's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

CHANcERY CoURT OF RICHMOND. fol-
lowing cases were disposed of in this
court yesterday: Mitchelps executor Us.
Mitchell; Harwood Us. Smith; Laube, &C.,
Us. Laube; Lynch, trustee, Us. Lynch ;
Wood Us: Miller; Young Us. Young.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

!. TRlo-Adaptcd from =" \ Night in Grenada"
kreutzcr-hiss SWAIN, Mr.. REpFoRp, and Mr..
GRANT.
Q AFRO SOLO" The Storm Hullah-AIss MAG
Gle REpFoRD.
. Sor. AND TEN. DUO" She's Laughing at NV
sorrow from i" Martha" Flotow-Miss SWAIN
aud Mr.. TOM KARL. -
4 PihSo SoLo-"O Old Folks at Home" Whcat-Mr.
Wheat.
r TENOR SOLO" All! non credevi tu," from
"M!guon." 1homas-Mr. Tom KARL.
TICKETS, rs cents. For sale at WAITS. 92Q
Main street and at The door.
No extra charge for reserved seats. fc PIT
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Our city looked bright yesterday. but
was as dull OF news as it seemed cheerful Of
appearance. The improvement in the
streets is marked and well appreciated.
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POLICE ARRESTS IN JAEUARY.-Whole
number of arrests, 446; felony, SO; mis-
demeanor, 4Os; white, 1859; colored, 277-
total, 44G. Number of ordinance violations
reported, %; number of alarms Of fire, 4;
number OF free dodgers accommodated, 1853.
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n. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements In fof the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at tile Dis
patch oounttng-roon win receive prompt atten-
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WRIGHT & Co., PHoToGRAPnIc GALLERY,
OPPOSITE PosT-OFFIcE.-Cards, $3.50 per dozen
,mperials, 75c. apiece; framing-size, 81. Work
done In our usual stve.
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CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND TONIC INyIGoRArOR should be kept in every
home as y physician. 1t penetrates the stronghold
of disease and instantly begins the work Of cure.
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PRnsgHAL.-Mr. Flood desires it stated
that be voted for General Walker and not
for Mr. Swami, as he was recorded on the
official roll.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, 10
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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have anaiyzed ne wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of "B SELECT, 81 controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond, Va, and ind 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur
poses.-J. B.. McCAw, M. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College OF VIRGINIA.
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: or.,pTrTTr-" C;uar,:a che Occli." from Mar
fha, Flowtow-THE ClIotR. ~
. TxSoH SOLO. Ny Lovely Child, Goodnight"
q J.faS0 SoLo-Fantasie on TcmhauScr." Wag-
n,r-Mr. WHEAT.
4 snrR ASo SOLO, .Ie snis Titania.' Poacca from
Mir,,on." "Thona~-Miss ALICE SWAIN.
s TENOR SOLo-"ka,hiceu NAV ourneen.' Crouch
Mr. TOM hARL.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTENTlON.-Attend reg
| I plar company dril at regimena armory q
ryrRY FRIDAY NIGHT at "a O'Clock, In un- "
5-rSs uniform By order of LOUIS j. B0SSlEGA,N II
|.Si.in WILLIAM G.. STOKES,
t' LII Orderly Sergeant.
STATE copy.
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IDoeK AND JOB WORK NEATLYEX.
I'D ECUTEn AT TIE DIaPA ATCH PRINTING