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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-10
HOME RULE.
THE 1RIsHMEN OF AUGUSTA, GA, SPEAK

| THE lhlShMEN VT AOSNoAAt oA'p SE6AA'
| At a recent meeting of Irishmen in An
gusta, Ga, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Self government with all it's
blessings and benefits, is the inalienable
right of the people of ireland, q right
which they have never relipquished, but OF
which they have been deprived by force,
fraud and corruption combined; and where
as We, the Irishmen of Augusta, Georgia,
sympathizipg deeply with our cOuntrymen
at home in their forte to regain this ines,
timable right, and whereas by reason OF
the present condition of affairs in Europe,
the time is most opportuDe for public ex-
preston of our sentimeBts on this Impor-
tant subject; be It therefore
Resolred, That while we are mindful of
the duties We owe to this Great Republic
the home of our adoptiOn-we will never
cease to love the land of our birth, ard to
take an interest in every thing that per
tains to her welfare, endeared d as che rs to
Us by the memories of her former glories,
and by the blood which our forefa,hers
shed IN defence of her liberties. To our
gallant brethren at home we tender our
warmest sympathy, and we trust that their
persevering struggles.for self government.
will, at no distant day, be rewarded with
complete success. In this emergency we
are ready to assist them to the best OF our
ability IN any possible way that may be
suggested.
Resolved, That the "Union," after a
trial of seventy seven years, has utterly
failed Of attaining the object for which
it was ostensibly enacted, to wit: To
bind the people of Great Britain and
ireland in q closer bond of friendship
and interest that the Irish people were
never more united, or mere determined in
their demand for national autonomy; that
nothiug less than q compliance with this
demand will satisfactorily settle the "lrish
question:" and that England must restore
this right if instead OF discontented
and disaffected Ireland she would prefer
to have the friendship aud alliance of a
brave and generous people.
RESOLVED, That We heartily sympatnize
with those brave spirits who still lauguish
in prison for daring to think that Ireland
should be free, q crime, il crime it be, of
which we are all guilty alike; and that we
recommend Her Majesty's Government to
order their immediate release as a pre-
liminary peace offering to the people of
Ireaod.
Resolred, that we cordially invite our
countrymen in every part of the world to
publish their opinions on this question, in
order that our position IN this critical
ljuncture in European 6tfairs may be fully
understood, and that these resolutions be
published in the Irish ard Irish American
newspapers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-10

THREE MERRY NIGHTS IN ALGTERs.-The
teachers and profess of the Catholic School, aided
by ladies of Agiers will entertsiument =.
Cancellation Hall the tb, l4th ard 18th inst, for
the benefit of tho school fund The entertain ts
will consist Of charades. tabeaux songs reci
tations etc. Mother Goose will he hand with all
her youthful progeny. who will reform wonders in
melody. This famous old matron has troop of both
sexes training by a celebrated Tosh exile who will
cause them to perform the March the Balkans,
led by the boy drummer of the Danube and the Ron.
mauan vvandere There will be many Pre- fes iona ls
from city, who will take part in the entertainment
and a pleasant time is expected. The Morgan Brass
Band will furnish the music Admission fee 95
two children admitted ticket. There will be
refreshment tables provided. Doors open at P. NJ
performance commences at 1880 P.
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WHAT d MISSISSIPPI PAPER SAYS OF
TIE STAR.
(vieksburg Herald, June 6sh.)

Mr.. John NJ. Touhey, Travelling Agent
and Correspondent of the New Orleans
MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER,
will be in the city for few days, and we
commend him to the favorable considera
tion of our citizens. The MORNING STAR
has q number of Subscribers in this COM
munity, and is noted for it's excellence "a
a newspaper and the ability with which it
is edited. Although religious publica-
ton, teaching and intoxicating the doctrines
of the Catholic faith, it has always mani
tested great interest in affairs of the State
in which citizens of all classes are inter
ested and has been an outspoken champion
for the doctrines and policy that have re-
suited in putting into power the present
governments of Mississippi and Louisiana.
For this reason it has had, and should
have, many readers of all denominations.
We cordially endorse the paper and it's
2entemanly agent.
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ASTONISHING PRIcEs.-Anything in the line

ASTONISHING PRIcEs.-Anythng in the line
Of prices will have to be IotO to be at all astonsh
ing, for the bottom long since seems to have been
Knocked out of everything, and man woman with
cash in hand has for some time been enabled to get
almost any article for about his own price But with
suoh enterpIisng merchants the Danzigers in the
field, there is telling what will happen next. Ex-
periencsd and wide awake themselves they keep men
of the stripe watching the markets North and in
Europe all the time TO pick mp all the advantageous
barRans that may Fer, and hence buying to wonder
full advantage they and do sell at dstonishngy low
prices. In proof of this point to the list published
in their column advertisement hich appears our
fth page: Let the ladies call aud examine for them.
selves or, in of persons living outside the city
send for samples.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-10

The many friends of Mr. James P. o'Brien
will be pleased see by card which appears on the
5tb page days STAR that he has into business
on his No. 64I Magazine street, under
the Upper City Hotel He has ne stock of frat class
goods consisting of the best wines snd liquors, teA
tobacco, ETC.. hand which no offers reasonable
prices. Mr.. o'Brlen is q yOunG man Of intelligence
and large busness experience and vita HE extensive
acquaintance we have no dOubt ho viii meet with
uuceess Ia his pew enterprise.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-10

To THE RICH.-As you are going to spend
the PAS Christian. Biloxi Saratoga some
other fashion resort it wOuid pSy you well to
your elegant furniture IN perfectly place
We suggest tho storeroOms of our young FRIEND Mr..
W. B. RinRrOse, l7S Camp street. he has ample
accom- mOdAtiOnS and charges little for storage.
To THE PoeK-How is the limo 70 gel furniture
cheap business generally is bad, and the furniture
need money, Mr.. Ringrose. l72 Camp street is
selling good parOr and bSdrOom sets at cost price. Call
and examine.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-10

We are pleased TO see that even in these dull
saaths che alwn business Of well known
asena John Brunp Raq continues 20 increase. This,
kDuaver 81 not bs wondered at for Mr.. Bruna hAs
plsnaid assortnent Of builders Rnd general hardware
ealpsntsrs soes stovos hoaSe-furniShiDS goods etc.
at hp store Ids Camp sreet and HIS priees Being low
naaals nst19allY enlIea lin for what they need.
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or diminished since, we repeat that tho
tables which we have just now analysed
constitute the only documents of their
kind which have been prepared within
eight hundred years.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-10

All kinds Of fancy and stopls dry goods ct
lowsst oash priess a ,. q W. CTouesss, lts Capaiat
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T .OUISIANA DIVISION
ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA..
OR A MI LOTTERY
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF ITS TOMB FUND.

THE
BENEFIT OF ITS TOMB FUND.
Prizes. - ,,.
/. Julios painting, Lee and jackson at Chancelor"
vile.
. Julio's painting Paeraro-Itaian Bagpiper.
8. Bedouin Chief-Bedouin.
4. Reids Gen. Z, z. Lee.
S. Bee ker's Landscape
6. Julios StOrm-Louis2na scenery
7. LOuisiana scenery.
3. Norman Peasant Children.
ii: Studies from Nature.
~. Dignity and Impudence.
Mischief.
l6. Sunset Effects.
IT.
100 EDgrAvinRs, Lee and jackson AtIChanosllOrsv''
lIs prizss; Tickets 81 each. ..rv
N. B-since the iHsue of tickets supPlenenNs
T6e prizes can be at the studio Of Mr.: julie
No. Carondelet atreet, who're tho P0Pno ~ AANA'0
to call examine the same. -, . o. 49, ....os
Tok ar for sale JulIos studio, Carcndoet street
w n Rlienpeter's, 81 Camp street, and at 100 CanA
street. No-- -oPN
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SMYTH COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.


SEvEN-MnE FORD, VA, April 90, 1877.
This section was visited on the Sth in
slant with most terrific storm, doing great
damage to buildings and fencing; and on
the 10Th instant MIR. L. II. Hubble, of this
section, suffered heavy loss in the deStruc.
ton OF all his buildings except his resi-
dence, his entire orchards, and large
amount OF fencing by a whirlwind such as
is not usual in this country. Wheat crop
not very promising. Considerable prepa-
ration for a tobacco crop is being made,
though our climate is not at all adapted to
that crop. Prospects for early pastures are
quite favorable. 1t has rained for near two
weeks. Oats not all soWed.
Federal politics exciting no interest, all
have give up the presidential contest, and
regard the matter rs great swindle, and only
desire peace and plenty. The Southwest
are not much for Billy Malone for Gov
ernor. Would prefer General Terry, OF
Wythe county. Ills course on the Electoral
Commission certainly entities him to the
confidence OF every Conservative in Vir-
glnia.
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.-s.sPECIAL NOTICES.
M5- GREAT OFFERING
$50 AT -
COHEN BROTHERS..
900 WORTH OF GOODS JUST ADDED Tt
THEIR HERETOFORE EXTENSIVE STOCK.
COHEN BROTHERS..


So 900 WORTH OF GOODS JUST ADDED TO
THEIR HERETOFORE EXTENSIVE STOCK.
Times are hard, and dry goods arc falling. COHEN
BROTHERS tuke every possible advantage Oh the
market, Among the many bargains Just received are
&c pieces BLACK SILKS, which they offer at from
Acc. to SO yard;
Also. 81 rieces COLORED, STRIPED, and
A fuII .ssortment o r PARIS .BROCADED SILKS
at less than one half their present value;
80 pieces BLACK GRENADINES;
ID pieces BLACK CASHMERES ut Coo. heretofore
10 n,eces BLACK CAsHMEREs Mt 75c. formerly
sold mt SLID;
soonest ever offered ut Sl.5O;
90 pieces BOMBAZINEs ut 95c, reduced from
Every variety of DRESS GOODS in black and
colored;
Also, large stock of DOMESTIC FABRICS much
below market value; -
See their new prices in PIQUEs, VICTORIA
LAWNS, and other WHITE GOODS:
1900 pairs MISSES and CIIILDREN'S STRIPED
HOSE at l5c pair 1000 pairs at 20c-both
less than half their value;
Every novelty In HOSIERY and GLOVES:
Every variety in FANCY GOODS and NOTlONS'
1900 yards DRESS LINENS ut 2oc. i yard
market value being 37c.;
90 pieces ALL-WOOL CASSlMERES at Soc
market value being rs TO 3Oc.;
bargains In CORSETS; ....
25 pIeccs COLORED LINEN LAW NJ loto Ioc.
ward less than market value;
4 large variety of LADIES' LINEN SUITS-P lain
and Embroidered:
Q goo FANS from SC. 10 $3.50 piece:
A large stock of every variety Of LACES, ana thou-
sands of other goods at half-value. apo
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,rrc full rcnort Of tie Supcra!"m'!cn: ~ ia'rr
arra and the full report OF the comm!t;', 81 ~
ry-h0l;erS and representatives oI FoN. No. -.
layr been printed In pamphlet iorln' an 'sH2
nht,inod nv anplicafi0n 10 the Society, az 70 ""!
lis agents throughout the United stIIcs anu ''""'
The following is the report OF the Finance "''
Executive Committee Of the SOCIETY!
rho thorough Investigation into the a"A'F> ava
condition of the Equitable i.hc- >S>"Ia'"E - H.,
Inv the Insurance Department o. Ic S 49,, W. u
York. and by c0mhiESo Gt G, hot ria>e in
thr slightest degree the CUSTOMARY cA-!h4'I"> -
the standing and special committees q '''
OF Directors. ri,.t-I--6
rho Fipnurr Committee state that they l''" ''~''A
that YEAR given much attention ana li"F :" ' -, y,
sheraton OF the system by "hich ,t .'s,|' ,,t:
the society is conducted am! IL cNi+h,' tr.;
and have directed the enforcement al Az i't -.
methods for bringing down the e&pch,',n ' r,,.,
cicty to- and continuing the Sahir IT. ",.,, "a,
standard consistent ctth ne grt.,'s'' '-''
the admin iStrntiOH Of rs dgHiFS. ;,,. q ,,,,rl
The undivided surplus IunH oi Inc $50! - ly..
larger than i requisite for the c"ntiHHdn, m N
dcnis 10 policy holders without dImi'in'fi .r,..
order to guard against even uh"N
ton in investments the committee Hi'' i.r,r,nf
Ess0fced That eight hundred ih",tt'1 A i.t.i
the said undivided surplus be- "ltiiSi - I'm,
among pol!cy-holdcrs until tue iurti'' % ,..,il,
committee or of The Board, L. cover A'f ,rlrr
loss arising from the value OF RED! tS'''' "0'
The Equitable L:cAssurance Soctet! u.s., "g, ~,
the past six months Is period oi unt am ,,nr
preston in business and bnNhco,. w nrntr:.
through It's own committees. the lusGra.Ss ',n,,.
ment OF the state and pole? ,mi ,cru-
examinations, for thnronsbnr,s 1l 'I,,''r,-Sr!ca;ci
tiny In all departments OF lis a.-ir' u"i'
in the history Of corporations. u ,tnrGtS,
GEORGE H.. ADEE, GhOkH':: -, ~ nI%G.
JAMES LOW, H. r. ~ i>UT hit
WiEfi "a Il. foG;G. J.A. srEwAE;TI;,
COMMITTEES OK ttNNN
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The GOyernorsisip.

General Malone may have larger num-
Der OF supporters in this district than any
other single candidate before the public,
but there is, from all the counties from
which we have intelligence, decided ma
iority against him.-NorJoik Ledger.
We esteem Colonel Holiday as highly as
our friends can do. Indeed, every man
who has been named in connection with the
position, except one whom we will not
name, is entirely acceptable to us and our
people, GordonSuilte Gazette.
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- SPECIAL NPrFGES.
gnT DON'T BUY YOUR
DRY GOODS
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN
LEVY BROTHERS STOCK.
THEY OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN MANY STYLES OF GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICES..

70 II
Look at the STRIPED SWISS MUSLIN ut 16Sc.
worth 25c.;
PLAID PIQUES at 6Hc. worth 25c.;
FIGURED PIQUEs at 16'sc. worth 2oc.;
VICTORIA LAWN Mt 12h, 10, 16A, 20, and 23c.,
worth 10, 20, 90. 80, and $780,:
WIDE CHECK MUSLIN, for aprons and wrappers
at 25c. worth soc. per yard;
CHECKED and STRIPED NAINSOOh MUSLIN
at 25c. worth 35c. per yard;
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUSLIN, II yards
wide, at rs, 80, and 35c. per yard worth 30,
40, and Soc;
NOTTINGHAM LACES FOR curtains mt l6H, 20
25, 80, 35, 40, and 50c., worth oo per cent.
more:
YARD-wIDE PRINTED PERCMEs ut 1910.
worth 25c. per yard-these are the best goods
manufactured;
YARD-WIDE PRINTED CAD1BR1CS at &c. per
yard worth 124c.;
CALICOES in the latest styles at 64 and SIC. per
yard; .t -'.
ga UTICA BLEACHED SEIEETING ut 25c worth
35c. per yard: IL .t-'s.-.'
PILLOW-CAsE COTTON at 12,sc. per yard;
BED-TICK at 81, 10, 12x, 10, 16H, 20, and Zoe.
per yard; ..E
CHEvIOT SHIFTING at s!S 10, 12k, 10, 16S,and
25c. per yard; . ri .... r- .....
GTNGIIA8IS In great variety at 10 and l2':c. per
yard:
ALPACAs, double width mt %. 80, 35, 40, 40, and
Soc, and up to 81 per yard-the cheapest ever
offered;
BLACK CACHEMIREs in all qualities at prices
lower than over known;
All kinds of BLACK GOODS for mouTning,at
apo5 LEVY BROTHERS.
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nE SHETLAND SHAWLs, SHET-
LAND SHAWLS, at $1.25, $3.50, 81, $3.50,
and up to So;
UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS in great variety,
direct from the manufacturers, at prices lower
than ever kno n before;
GJTIPURE and TIIREAD-LACE BIBS at one-half
of regular prices:
GUIPURE COLLARS and CAPES at n reduction
of fifty per cent;
FANCY HOSE for ladies and children, and SOCKS
for gentlemen;
LACE TIES, SILK TIES, SCARFS and BOWS, in
great variety;
LACE SHAWLS and JACKETS in great variety at
ap25 LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-25

The Popular Science Monthly for May is
good No. The first article is on Gar
Pixies. 1t was not intended for us. The
second-on Mesmerism, spiritualism, &c
is interesting. The third-on Aqueducts-
is intormstory and entertaining. The
fouIth-on Gravitation, &c.-will do for
those who believe the theories assumed to
be true. Then follow: "On the Habits Of
Ants" by Sir JOHN LUBBOCK, Bart; "The
New Star in the Constellation Of the Swan"
by AMEDEE GUILLEMIN Gllustrated); can
tique Marbles" by JOHN D. CHAMPLIN, Jr. !;
Son the Wonderful Div,sibility OF Gold and
Other Metals" by ALEXANDER E. OUTER
BRIDGE, DR.; "Moyements OF Jupiter's
Cloud Masses" by RICHARD A. PRoCroR;
"ToadstooL Eating," by JULIUS A. PALMER,
Jr. This last will upset the notions Of many
persons "Sketch OF President Barnard
with portrait); /" Correspondence y Z. Edi-
tors Table: Mental Overwork under the
Competitive Prize Systematic Relative
Importance OF eas-Concerning Blue
Glass" We reproduced last week this ar
ticle on Blue Glass. Then follow Literary
Notices and !" Popular Miscellany"
Published by d. APPLETON g. Co., New
York
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aNgEySEM ESTS.

GREAT ATTRAC- G. AhA
VI TON AT THE STATE <aas&lsRaETN
+ A iR-GROUNDS.-WED <Hsa&S
p n The WILD ARABIAN STEED GAZELLE,
with eight perfect feet fully shod: VIII
RUN AGAINST TIM +.
The thousands Of citizens who have EXPRESSED
thcr desire to see this remarkable animal using her
feet can now have the opportunity. When she last
ran over 5000 people were present.
Ladies are respectfully invited to be present.
Carriages to the ground will leave In front OF
GhRBER's, Main street, rs late Us 80 O'Clock.
Admission to the ground, % cents.
Managers: #. L. CROUCH. G.. II. BROWN, 7. A.
JOHNSON. n,,>,c1r
Professor H. LEyEIN, with his amusing PUNCH
and JIJDY FAMILY has offered his services TO give
!, free cntcyt ,inmcnt to anluse visitors.
Fully shod by MIR. DANIEL PIEELAN, OIL this
city. Observation-Disclosures
pDly Mt 1903 Main street. ap 2o-lt"
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The report of The superintendent "t HE Insgranr"
Department of The state of New ! ORR made ans
an examination into The condition ~ tue >'ti"tT.
which occupied the Chief Examiner Of the Depart
n,ent, with ten OF Eis accountants, nearly t!T"'
monthsl concludes a follows:
THE examination has b,cn Of the most ih0r0u."
and searching character. and tie superintendent ~
lcves that no corporation doing an Insurance. bull
ness has been subjected 10 scTCrrr tests man thl' -
cieiv has. nothing havng been tikc for granted ha'
every item Doth Of assets and liabilities sGHs'lru-
tioilSly and cNLau,tiyely scrutiuLd. 10 accomplish
this force OF ten persons under TIE Chlcl 'Ai.i-
liner of the Department.. has tccn sic5'ii.V rhs'-"l
for nearly three months. The superintendent !, iAur4
ratird At being able 10 state ttial the result 81 Ni'
Investigation shows the complete Solrenry ct me
Institution and that II the same energy and a!iIv
ar. is PLAYED In its management ana c""u' lT"N!
this time rs in the past career OF s"iid c"A'''a
pros perity Is betorci'. ,
john f. SMYTH, Superintendent
The report of a committee Of policy-h"'drr> ana
representatives OF poiicyho'frr- sitI an CAa",la
ton extending over . period oi NOR" lt'ai' '"'
rnoaths assisted By full corps Of experts ana "C
colIfltantS. concludes rs follow: 49,, :,
The business of Iii, society has been c"hdU''''i
with energy. ability. and system. ana ~ Ha par,
,.lci growth since Incorporated III 1907 '"aA.iH-
rs il does nearly $32.OCo,UCO as:ctS' ana '''."'
IS 900. OOO surplus profits. acc"fd'hE I" ,Lc 80
riety's statement, shows unco!ir"h In'!N,Hs a.'
yyor on the part Of its CHIEF oINcrr, anu %'r''l :
arI In The 6pInion Of this cD.HH.i;l,", place ':
Eumii,hlr iIt.- Ssurancc SDciy;| in TIE i"l 'a'"
OF institutions OF its kind. -,.,
Al of which Is respectfully submitted.
"E. ID. MORGAN. -
WM 4. WHEEL0Ck. i. J.. SilhEMYAiE;.p
CHARLES :. SMITH. hnkkiS n: IN
CORNELIUS y. BLISS, J; VI. MnER!SWVN'
{. 4. FE,SCkLl +. u. IAfILN'
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.m SILKSI SILKSl SILKS!

.mY" SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
BLACK-GRoUND WH1TE-STRlPED SILKS at
soc. per yard worth 81:
BACKGROUND DLACk-STRIPED SILKS Mt
500. worth ST.:
EXTRA QUALITY BLACK TAFFETA SlLh'
rich und glossy, at 81 worth S1.25 per yard;
Handsome SOLID-COLORED SILKS at all prices '
The largest, cheapest, and bcst-assortcd stock OF
Sill KS In this city.
Don't purchase until you have examined our stock.
apps LEVY'BROTHERS..
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The talk about making General Thomas
Ewing candidate for Speaker doubtless
originates in soft-money quarters. He is
an utterly irresponsible infiationist, and
unless the Democrats are prepared to take
an avowedly anti-resumption stand they
will not give him any support.-Neto York
Tribune.
But he is such fne-looking man. lie
will show the House, too, that be is rs able
as be is good-looking. There are few bet
ter speakers than Tom EWING.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
ANNUAL FESTIVAL.

The FoURTn.sTREET HoRRIBLEs have The
honor of announcing to their friends that they Will
apnear In two OF their nimitablc entertainments ut
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
APRIL BOTH AND MAY 1ST.
in attractive programmes. arranged expressly Tor
Them by the accomplished FiOlinist and Director,
w s NULLALLY, Of New York.
The entertainments cannot fail to please all lovers
OF good music, mirth, and genuine enjoyment. Inc
programme embraces the Comic Opera Of the
HAPPY MOkE,
Which ,bounds with sparkling gems and choruses
y scr before rendered sonth of Philadelphia. Inc
following cast of talent will contribute on botn oc-
cisons-viZ.: -.. :,
ORGIES RA.-Mr. Julius Peters, TiCst Violin !:
Mr. John Reinhardt, second Niolin MIR. Charles
Peters, Viola; DR.. Z. Peters, Fioloncelo; Mr. WI
liam Trimmer, Flute; Mr.. George Foclker, { larl-
net: Mr.. Jacob Beer, C0rnet; MIR. Richard Wage
nrr Contra Bass Mr. William Adams. Drum:
VOICES.-Mr. j. ID. BEDFORD, First Tenor; Mr: +.
w. Cunningham, Second Tenor; Mr. W. - smith,
Contrato; Mr.. Monte Walker, Soprano; Dir. K. ,.
Chamberlayne, First Bass; Mr.. II. I. CardoZa seq
ond I,as>: Mcssrs. John X. Edwards and F. Fields.
baritone; Mcssrs. j. p. C0wardin and T. NJ. Saun-
ders. Comedians. ,-
Under the directorshlp ofProfcssorJACOB REIN
HARDT. Pianist.
For further particulars see programmes and post
erS. 20
General admission ouc.
Orchestra seats
DreSS-clEcie. 70
Family-circle and colored gallery. .25c
Box Office opened At WAITS on FRlDA1
MORNING at o'clock. ap 23-td
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M THE BEST SHIRT FOR THE
MONEY.-SHIRTS manufactured Of the best Wam-
suIa Cotton and pure Irish Linen at 81, warranted
as good as any $3.50 Shirt in this city. Encourage
home manufacture by purchasing these Shirts OF the
manufacturers.
apes LEVY BROTHERS.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died, at Auburn, Henrico county, Monday evening,
tne zoo, IL D O'Clock, MATTE GWYNN, wife OF
Oliver j. Schoolcraft In the twenty-sixth year OF
her age. - r''' 49, :"
The funeral will take place from St. Paus tEpis.
O'Clock. Relatives and friend, or the family arein-
YIted 10 attend. 81.
Baltimore aud Albany N. z, rapers copy.
Died, at his residence, on China street, Oregon
Bill, April Oath, WILLIAM w. WIcRs; aged
ufty-lwC years. ssf. a1s N sss.s.fsgsE
a his funeral viii take place from pine-Stre
church TO-DAY april 25th1 ut 8 p. Nj. The
friends Of the family ara invited to attend. m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-25
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

OITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDING,
No. III MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN A. COKE, President;
f. Il. GLASGOW, Nice-PreSident;
L. b. MEADE, Secretary;
j. b. GRANT, Assistant secretary.
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