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sHANCrr EarER NEWS.

lae 0dd..bslloans'' Degree of Rebecea.- -
Preparations are being nade for IN unnsu-
ally Interesting gathering OF 0dd-F elbows
at their hall tomorrow night. The Grand
Master will be present, and confer the de-,
gree OF Rebecea. It Is said TO be exceed
ingly Imposing. a good many ladies have.
already signided their intention Of receir-
intr III s. ..s 80 ~ =
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THE PUNcH-BILL.-The Moffett whiskey
punch-bill was reported in modified form
Yesterday. The proposed tax is 2s cents on
each drink of alcoholic liquor and half
cent on each drink of malt liquor. The
punch will not be made to apply to sales
above one gallon. Specific licenses will con-
tinue at the present rate The fee to the
informer is one-third Of the fine.
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YEAR, &C., sc. sss.s-.t. :
The Joint Committee on Streets OF the
City Council-composed Of Messrs. Charles
L. Todd (chairman), OF Clay Ward; John
A. Curtis and e. b. Lipscomb, Marshall
Ward; Christian thinner and Charles F.
Taylor, Jefferson Ward; Lloyd J. Beall and
Charles. T., Davis, Madison Ward; r. M.
Manly and B. L. Braselman, Jackson Ward !;
John Lauer, Clay Ward; L.L. Bass and T.
Fl. Elicit, Monroe Ward-have prepared
Is copy. It will be printed, together
of the city government, and bound in the
usual form for the use of the Council and to
send 10 other cities: i9 t,1J.s
RICHMOND, March, IL, 1871
/ To the Honorable President and Members
Of the city Council: ag-s.r-,
Gentlemen,-In conformity to section 6
OF chapter 80 OF City Ordinances, your
Committee on Streets Generally herewith
submit for your consideration the annual
report Of the City Engineer. 1t will be seen
from the very comprehensive tables accom-
panying his report the amount of work
done during the past fiscal year, and the
cost Of same, both by the city force OF hands
and carts and by contract. Comparison is
made between the operations Of this depart
ment for the past year and the year which
preceded it, showing highly satisfactory re-
suits, both from large increase in the
amount Of work and gratifying diminu-
tion OF cost. . ... ....
It has occurred to your committee that it
would be better, however, to make this
comparison OF results more comprehensive
still, in order that the Council may be able
to Judge intelligentIy whether the duties
devolying upon this department have been
ildiciously and economically discharged by
your committee and the officers of the En-
gineer's department., to whom is intrusted
their practical execution. Indeed, we think
statement Of this sort is necessary from
the fact that it was publicly stated by pro-
minent member Of the Board OF Aldermen,
in debate short time since, that in his
opinion $4,000 were aodSted every year by
the Committee on Streets. Your committee
has therefore prepared from the annual re-
ports OF the Mayor the following table,
showing the amount Of work done each
year upon our streets and sewers, begin
ming with the fiscal year 1923, before
which time there are no bound volumes of
reports from the heads OF departments
to which to refer: ..- r..e.. .....-....
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS RESUMED.
The Sunday excursion trains ON the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad. win be re,
sumed on Sunday next and will leave Rich.
Inond at 8 A.. NJ. and P. n. Returning
willleaYe Petersburg at 8 A. M. and r NJ
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NEW COAL OPENNG.-Messrs. Pitcher d
FurIoin left a very pretty specimen OF coal
at our office yesterday from their new open
ing on the old Norwood estate, in PoWhatan
county, James river, seventeen miles west
from Richmond.
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ACCIDENTAL FALL FROM A WINDOW
Ella Anderson, colored girl seventeen or
eighteen years of age, yesterday morning
tell from window in the residence OF Mrs.
Strause, on Clay street between First and
Second, and was quite badly injured.
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NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.-Our re-
porter was in error in regard to this bank
in bis report OF the proceedings OF the
Board of Aldermen. The National Bank OF
virginia has been continued as depository
of the funds OF the city. 14
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THAT DOG CAsE.-Mr.. w. L. Sydnor was
Yesterday acquitted OF any wrong intention
In the matter of OBTAINING in his possession
the dog of M. l.. jacobson, and the ease was
IL + Z Z ~
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7 GRAND OPENING OF sPRISo fCLorHs. CoAr.
ISGs, AND tsUITyGs.--E. B. SPENCE e Son, Mcr-
chant Tailors now opening their stock Of French
and English Coatfngs and suidngs, embracing all
the new designs iIis French Worsted Coating and
nobby styles Of Fancy Cashmere Suitings. and re-
spectfully invite examination of their stock and
guarantee entire satisfaction regard 1T STYLE and
price. Call early at the Old Corner store.
estgs II lh E.. q. SPENCE q SON, Iz
~ Merchant Taiiors, 1900 Main str ct.
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MOZART GRAND CoScERr. The grand COM
cert by the Mozart Association for the
benefit of the Young Mems Christian Asso-. A
citation will take place on the 9th Instant.
Arrangements are In progress to make this
the yrandest concert of the season. A
splendid programme will be announced In
q few days.
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AWARD OF CoNTRACT.-The contract for
the building OF the new Exchange tobacco
warehouse on shockoe Slip has been
awarded to West Il Carroll, Of Baltimore.
The plans and specifications were prepared
bv J. Crawford Nelson, OF Baltimore.
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A VALUABLE REclPE-BooK. Mrs. r. b
Haxall has compiled and had printed a little
recipe-book for the housekeeper's key
basket, containing large number OF what
the ladies say are valuable recipes, for
making all sorts OF breads, cakes, &C., &C.,
which may be brought into requisition
be sold for the benefit OF the Episcopal
church ut Cord and the edition will
no doubt go OFF like hot cakes. 4 ~ ~
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4irl1u,ond 1lspatrll,
sg-TIlE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

INp1cAT1oNs FOR To-DAY.-For the
South Atlantic States, cooler northwest
w,ads, rising barometer, and partly cloudy
weather will prevail. InT
For the Gulf States, colder northeriy
winds, partly cloudy or clear weather, and
rising barometer, possibly falling ut the ex-
treme western stations. -.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley.
rising barometer, cooler northwest, possibly
backing to southwest. winds, and partly
cloudy or clear. weather. Il
For the Middle and East Atlantic coast,
southeast winds, possibly shifting at south
ern stations TO colder westerly, falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer, and cloudy
weather, with light rains or snow. ii.
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"BRAss.''' MIR. Fawcett Rowe appeared
again. last night as Walton Stray in
Brass" at the Theatre. The audience
was slim one, though the play was much
better given than on the night before. Mr..
Rowe appeared to much better advantage,
and altogether the acting was more salts
factory i, s
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ISgURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE AND
BANKING COMPANY,
OF FARNyH,LF. VA.

WILLIAM D. RICE, President; s u. MCKINNEY
Yiee-Presidenf; j. II. MOTLEY, Secretary.
capital paid up. ....*l0V.poV w
Assets January !, l877...-.-.......... 266,2S4 IL
Directors: A. X. Fenabls Jr., w. X. Berkeley. j.
T. Htzgei aid, K 8. PapIet,, r. W. Mckinney, Peter
Winston, +. ID. Irving, ii. g. Richardson, j. L.
Shite, Albert Hurd, A. j. bayia. $3.50 .1t&a.
Ibis company commenced business In Dece,R Der,
teiI It's capital Was Increased In 1877, aud again
~ 1879 It's assets are prorabiy invested and well
secured. It's losses Iamounting to S12o,0e0} have
been prom ply paid. sl.:l.af s.l.ss. q.
Policies issued at branch otlioe In Richmond on
dwellings,, furniture. stores. mtrchsndise, &c, ut the
D"Ast eoAAAst W ais aA J. 3 G. TATE. Agent,
NH l5 s, corner Eleventh &nd Bank streets.
n N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN.
-. sURANGE AGENTS, IO14 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA. rrtgescnting The #.sst.
NORTH BRITISH AND NERCANTELE4 IN
StfANCE COMPANY, OF London and Edinburgh
Capitai, Sl0.00940G0 gold.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cnetp.
aatl Ohlo-asscts over s1.000.OG9.
nASHATTAS FI RE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New Y.rk-ass.ts over $500 0.00G.
=, ATLANTIC INSURANCE COM PAN 7, o.
u cokiyn. ". X. Hssets over &10 10000. q
n HtENix INSURANCE COMPANY, ,or Crook.
&a-S.Y.-assets over S2.S 10000.
SeDhTTa9gTH INSURANCE COMPANY !
rDHsmont1- Fa.--AhsetS over IS 900. esfss.l l
Deposttet NTH the Treasurer or VirRinia &l so :
a00 Losses hguffaby adjusted and psoiuTNiy naldaf
.eis agency. Applications solicited, aud iruediau
attention ytyeD fbffetos oc l6
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THE FARMyILLE INSURANCE AND BANKING
CoMPANY.-Th sterling Virginia tire-insu-
rance company was organized in 1871. 1t
has twice increased its capital, which is one
of the strongest evidences Of prosperity, and
has successfully passed the rigid examination
of the insurance departments and been adj
mi:ted to do business in several OF the most
exacting States. The steady growth Of the
"FarmVille" attests the ability OF its man
agement. The continued application OF the
energy, zeal, and prudence which have
achieved so much in the past few years OF
depression cannot fail to accomplish still
greater success with q return OF financial
prosperity. It's Richmond agency has been
recently accepted by Mr. j. Al. Tate, who
is an experienced underwater.
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STATE TAXES FOR 1S7G.-Assistant Trea-
surer Tinsley gives notice to delinquent
taxpayers Of 1876 that the collectors are
now ont, and will distrain unless bills are
paid on presentation. ..ls
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SUPREME Court oP APPEALs.-The follow
ing business was transacted yesterday
Bolton Us. Apperson, sc. Petition re-
fused to decree Of shei Circuit Court OF
Henrico county. ., ...........
Pitcher, &C., Us. George, &c. Fully ar
gued by James Alfred Jones and Conway
Robinson, EsQs., for the appellees, and
Judge Ould for the appellants, and SUBJ
mitted. ..t ,,.4,i ...: .,. ..
Floyd Us. Harding will be the first case
tomorrow. .,...........,. -. ...a. .......
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STREET IMPRoyEMENT.-That wretched
piece OF patent streetpayement between
the St. James Hotel and the Law Building
is to be taken up and replaced by good,
solid macamized roadway esj
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FROM METHODIST PROTESTANT, Baltimore,
Nd: For invalids and those In delicate health We
know nothing better than CoLDHN's LIEBIG's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC IsyIooR-
AroR. We recommen nd 1t from personal knowledge
as carefully prcpared and being als 1t Claims.
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THE THEATRE To-N1GTr.-Mr. G. Faw-
cett Rowe will appear tonight in the char
acter of " "Micawber, ,, in which he has gain
ed much distinctions In many respects he
is an admirable actor, and the support he
has iustifes the public in expecting On en-
tertainment Of more than ordinary attrac-
tion.,-, There are any number OF people here
like Micawber-w waiting for something to
turn up-and in order 90 perform their part
with grace aud elegance they should re-
.ceive lessons from Mr. Rowe. !,
Much. care is taken BIZ the stage manager
in the arrangement Of the stage. His efforts
in that direction are hearti.y appreciated by
the audiences. The orchestral music is
good, and altogether tho prospects for the
remaining performances, are tine.Tr
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing rions Al The
DISPATCH PKINTING-fIoCsE. Good work. low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TRIAL FOR ALLEGED :FoRGERY.-In the
Henrico County Court the trial Of james l..
Littlepage, charged with forgery, is pro-
crossing. The case will probably be con-
cluded by the end Of the week. 80
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- ~. E.i ID. SPEHCE q CON,
Merchant Taiiors, 1900 Main str ct.

For THE LARGEST STOCK OF FRENCH AND
ENGLISH CoArISes AND CAasIMRREs In the city.
call at 1900 Main street, where Z. 3. SPENCE T.
SON are offering ali the new and nobby styles Of
Worsted Diagonals and Fancy Cashmere suiiings,
and viii make them up to order In the very best
style and manner and guarantees perfect satisfaction
as regard fit, STYLE and price. Call early at the Old
Corner Store. E. B. SPENCE SON.
& Merchant TaiIors, ! 500 Main street
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Merchant TaiIors, 1900 Main 81

DISPATCH PRINTING-HousE.-1n orcer to met
he constantly increasing demands or our trade We
have added wel-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improyed MA
cHINEEY and sKILrUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant US In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF woRK:at mo.!erarc figures and Ia the most exps-
ditious manner. So slGgsEgs @.s lssssts
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II. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
vcrtsements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
States publishers rates. Orders left q. the Dis
patch counting-room Will receive prompt a;ten-
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Harper's Weekly and Leslie's Illustrated
Newspa apsr for this week received from j.
T.. Ellyson, liz Main street.
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Annual Report ON the Sanitary Con.
-t1i dttion of the City. - -

NUMBER oB. BIRTHS AND DEATHs-INJURY
TO oGsHADE-TREEs-THE'C CANAL -h1AsMA-
THE DANGER OF EPIDEMrCs-sAPETY OF
PUBLIC HALLs-DR. TkYLoR's ANALYSIS
soF JAMES RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
raw, and threatening, with rain early in the
morning. -
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 8 A. NJ, 45;
8 A. NJ, &c; noon, 90; 3 p. NJ. so; 6 P.
d., so; midnight, 4S.
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EOR RENT. THAT VERY De
L SIEABLE BRICK STORE No. 127 north kl:.s
Scvcrlccuth street, directly opposite the market.
This store contains a complete set OF bar-hxturcs'
counters. shelving. &C.: or could be used rs grocery
sand hein: ono of the best stands for that business
in the city. Rent very low. -
For rent. NICE BRICK STORE on Franklin near
Eighteenth street, with DWELLING containing
xnout six rooms same, with kitchen &C. Kent
very low. ~
For rent BRICK STORE 160l Franklin street.
with DWELLING overhead OF about eight rooms
Inh l4-3t ROBERT B. lyme.
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PROFESSIONAL.

T EWIN w. BARRINGER
IL formerly Of North CarolinaI,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
20S SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
Philadelphia, Pm.
Commissioner for Virginia. Prompt attention
given To oil business. Best references gwen rs to
legal and financial ability. INSURANCE matters
speciality. NH 2-3m
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ssTHE BRIGHT SIDE OP THINGS y win be
the subject OF lecture by the Rev. T. De-
Witt Talmage, D. D., of Brooklyn, at the
Second Baptist church on next Tuesday
night. The fame OF this brilliant orator
willno doubt attract large crowd to hear
bSp
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THE UPPER POR. @;
L TION Of HOUSE No. I'll east Broad Eli
street containing about eight rooms. Ihls Is good
Rent very reasonable. Apply 10 -
Zeal Estate Agent, Bank and Eleventh streets.
NH li-3t
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HusTINGs Court. :,YEsrERDAY.-P Patrick
Carter, charged with seduction, was tried
and acquitted.
Edlar Chappill, charged with exhibiting
a lottery. Case dismissed; defendant hay
ing forfeited his reeognizance and alb
seconded. ..f:!F;ac.-. -.', vi
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DEMOREST's PATTERNS.
,DNlOREST'S PATTERNS,

PATTERNS, IS, +.
s2l MAIN STREET. S21
DEMoREsT's PATTERNS FOR SPRING AND
SUMNER received-orieinal and beautiful de-
signs. Send for catalogue-frec.
Price of "PORTFOLIO" and "W WHAT TO
WEAR l5c. each. 80 ..7. .r .-'
We have made special arrangements with S.Me.
DEMOREST whereby we become her only general
agents for the States Of Virginia and North Car :
lima, and are now prepared to hll any order large r
small, for any patterns named in catalogue.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY "
mh12-lw Richmond, Va.
cPRING AND SUMMER FASHION,
y 1877. ..,r>E .s
MADAME DEMOREST'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
MADAME DEMORESTS WHAT TO WEAR, l5c.;
MADAME DEMOREsT's PORTFOLIO or FASH
IONS, l5c.; 4
MADAME DEMOREST's QUARTERLY JOUR-
NAL, &C.; for the spring and summer Of 1877.
lust received at JULIUS MEYERS,
~. .. sos Broad street, ~ ~
Authorized Agency for Demorsst's De q,
Patterns sent by mail, postage free, on receipt OF
price. mn IZ-l~
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ordinance on the subject Of paved cutters
and sidewalks so tas to require the owners OF
vacant houses. and unimproved lots to per-
form the same service; and that the same
liabilities be imposed for failure as. In the
case Of tenants Of property, who are re-
quired, to keep. the CUTTERS free from OBJ.
struetions and to remove snow. from The
sidewalks. J,.,,,.t, ,..6 q.,.s.f.. 81.
DIPHTHERA AND scARLET-FEvER.
T In case Of diphtheria and scarlet-feyer
the Board recommend the Insulation of the
patient and the utmost care as to the cloth.
ing and bed.linen being keptj separate, and
thoroughly .disinfectedi before the patient
is allowed TO- Leave his quarters, All the
vessels used by the patient for .deiectlons
should contain some disinfectant, and in
cases OF recovery or death the room and
furniture should be disinfected. In this
way these diseases may be stamped out. In
no case should child be, allowed to- leave
home, either to promenade the streets or
attend school, until the physician gives the
assurance that all danger OF communicating
the disease has passed. . ~ Z ~
! ~ ..3..,g. slrAlIcPox.' .5dt -
The Board state that the exhibit they
make this year as TO the preveiance Of small
.pox is,:a most fiattering one, and demon
strates so forcibly the extent to which our
city Is protected that they feel warranted in
calling special attention 10 the fact During.
the past year, there have been only five
cases, all OF which were treated at the hos
pital. Four OF these we're introduced from
distance, only one case originating here.
that OF nurse who was in close attention
upon stranger at one Of our large hotels,
and who had neglected to have himself vac
cinated. The hospital devoted to the
care of these patients needs some
repairs to render it comfortable. Should
it be moved, no great outlay will be re-
qnired to construct one suited to our pres
ent wants. 1t neednot be. very large, but
should be comfortable in every way, and
have accommodations for the different
classes Of patients which may require its
accommodations. In case OF any epidemic,
an increased number Of patients could be
cared for by erecting tents, provided suti-
cient ground was secured in the first in
stance.
SANITARY POLICE.
The report pays compliment to the SAN
itary inspectors, and recommends that q
special officer be appointed to superintend
the force allotted for the removal Of ashes,
garbage, &c, and contine the labors OF the
sanitary inspectors to their legitimate
sphere. 81. .-..'
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LEMoSs. This, popular play viii be pre-.
sented ut the Theatre next week by the
Fifth-Ayenue Company, which Is the best
that has been In the South this season.
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10 r Il z n T. a.
A DWELLING, $40 north Third street, contain
Ing nine rooms In good order. ,,
DWELLING No. ITO west Cary street tne~j,
with III odern couveniences containing nine rooms.
DWELLING No. l east Cary street, CONTAINING
eleven rooms: just put In thorough ierair. TO
good tenant moderate rent. 4 large yard with sta-
DWELLING; No. COS overton street, containing
four rooms. &S per III nonih s,,.. J., ,,-
Also. a number of SMALL HOUSES in diff
fercpt paris of the city from SIS 10 80 per month
Apply 10 CHAFfaN, SfAiIGES, q s, S,.,,
NH i-eod3t - t Tenth ana Aah streetS.
TOR RENT, THAT. EXCELLENTG GA
Il SUBURBAN RESIDENCE on Mali stree, Sell
just beyond the city limits, lately occupied by Cen
eral VIC. Sewberry, and owned by AIR. ~ W.
Brown. The house contains twelve roeins, name,
somey fitted up The ground, eight acres, Is covered
IN great part VIII dwarf peartrees and other irlts.
Good kitchen, staalc sc. Excellent Water. This Is
i very desirable place and viii be rented low
EDWARD C. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
NH l2-St . No. lois Main street
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COLONEL YUENGLING's RECEPTION TO THE
VIRGINIA PRESS ASS0CIATIoNAT HIS EXTES-
sIvE BREWERY on JAMES RIvER.-Seldom
have we attended more delightful enter
tainment than was offered to the Virginia
Press Association on Yesterday afternoon
by Colonel d. 6. Yuenging. Jr., proprle-
tor OF this famous brewery. There were pre-
sent numbers of our best citizens. quo
rum OF our Legislature, and nearly all OF
| the members OF the Virginia Press Assocla-
ton. The time was spent in mutual greet
| ings OF friendship and social testing OF
Gambrinus's favorite beverage while there
| was set apart also aliberally-provided table,
which was well attended to by all present.
After lunch the Press Association held
private meeting and adopted a series OF re-
solutions highly and Justly complimentary
to the munifcent proprietor. Colonel
| Yuengling, in response, said that he was
more delighted upon this occasion than
upon any other that had occurred during
his business connection with our city. He
had made large investments here and else
where. In Richmond it had always seemed
uphill work, but at last he stood on the
fence, and could see something like day
| light upon the, other side. be had cast q
considerable portion OF his fortune amongst
us, and he intended that 1t should realize not
only for himself but for. Virginia, and also
that the product Of the James River Brew
cry should always maintain that high stand
ard for purity and quality that had given it
la reputation-he hoped deservedly ong
not only the medical profession, Dut
among the community at large: HIS
remarks were well received; and Mr.
James A. ,Cowardin, the president OF the
Association, extended appropriately the
courtesies usual upon such occasions, such
as shaking hands with the successful ora
tor, etc. ;s:.s.::s-. ssss
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EOR RENT, MY RESIDENCE, NO. ::ss
L 2l5 Governor street. with all modern ln- st::l
urovcmeutS. Apply On the premise.
4, al
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The enjoyment continued eunabated for
several hours, when the company dispersed
and returned to the city, each and every
one wishing the most complete snccess to
the gentleman who has established this
great enterprise in our midst. 80
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EETrMPROvEMESTs.
Comprehensive Statement OF Results
- of the Past Year. .ss,-sc.g

INTERESTING; REPORT FROM THE COUNCIL
CoSfMrTTEE ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
!, INCREASE IN THE AMOUNT, OF NEW AND
OLD WORK ACCOMPLISHMENTS
IN Recommendations
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