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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-29

The THEATRE LAST NIGHT-MAT1NEE To-
DAY.-The City Guard Dramatic Company,
in their plays at the Theatre last night,
showed marked improvement. With a
little practice and the confidence which
grows fast with experience, they will do
first-rate. Or the two pieces the Little
Rebel is the better. On Guard would be
very tiresome but for the guard-mounting
and yacht-scene. John Archer as Dennis
Grant and rs Arthur Armeston, w. S. Up
shur as Guy Warrington, P. T. Conrad as
Grouse, an attorney; Master Monte Walker
as Kitty Vinks, R.. G. Wilson as Druce, and
the professionals, Misses Babcoek and Par
tington, and Messrs. Ray and Clayton, and
the members OF the company, deserve to be
kindly remembered for what they have done
to make the entertainments pleasant and
successful. Matinee to-day. !. =. IS
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TIE MOZART JTo.Nraar Although the

The MOZART To.NIaRT.-Although the
regular musicale Of the Mozart Association
was postponed till tonight the programme
will be none the less attractive. The or
chestra will perform three pieces, including
the overture ezra DiaYolo," and the
-waltzes /" On the Beautiful Rhine.
/ Mr.. Lorenzen will play a solo for violin;
Miss: Lubbock, DR.. Bartkowski, and Mr..
Lubbock trio (by requestl; Messrs. Kess-
mich and Reinhardt a duo from William
Tell, and these with Mr. Thilow trio.
! Next week the regular musicale will be on
.Thursday, as usual.ia,
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TIE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT GAS
WoRKs.-Thc United States Government
having contracted with Tiffany & Co., a
northern firm, for the erection Of suitable
apparatus with which to manufacture gas
for the custom-house building. the work OF
excavating place for the location Of the
same was on yesterday commenced. The
spot selected by the contractors for the cs-
tabIishment OF the works Is in the corner
bounded on one side by Shafer's building
and on the other by the high granite wall,
which is about thirty or forty feet south Of
Bank street; Bank street being elevated q
considerable distance above Main, and this
wall having been placed there to continc the
cmbankment. The eXcavators will not only
20 below the foundation Of the Shafer build
Ing at that end. but below the level OF Main
street, it is stated. The apparatus will be but
a short distance removed from the pave
ment on the south side Of Bank street. The
city authorities have, however, not yet con-
sidered whether or not The lives OF the peo-
Die travelling that thorougbfare may be en-
dangered. Mr.. Shafer is reported to be
greatly aSerse to the location of the gas
works so near his building, and Willappeal
TO the Government authorities to have it put
further off from him. - i. ~
1t seems that in the act OF the Legislature
granting the United States Government au-
thority to purchase that lot OF land the State
of Virginia reserved for herself concurrent
jurisdiction with the Federal Government,
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No. 264.I

No. 264.
rVIIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
L the 9th day of December, A. d. 1877, war
rant in bankruptcy was issued out OF the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern District
Of Virginia against the estate of Davino Comastre,
Of Richmond, Ilenrico county, In said district, who
has been adjudgcd bankrupt on bis creditors pet
ton; that the payment or any debts and the dcllv
cry Of any property belonging 10 said bankrupt to
him for his USE and the transfer OF any property
creditors Of said bankrupt TO prove their debts
and choose one or more assiguee5 Of his estate will
be held At u court of bankruptcy to be holden at
Richmoud, Va. before Thomas S. Atkins, ESQ.,, re-
glscr in bankruptcy tor said district, the 18TH
DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1878, ut l2 O'Clock III.
c. L. RAMSDELL.
dc 20-1aW2w United States arshal
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ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CoUNTY.-The
Young people OF Broekland township are de-
termined not to be outdone, and have organ.
Ized the Henrico Musical Association, and
on Thursday night gave an interesting mu-
sical and theatrical entertainment at Brook
high School before . select audience OF
nearly two hundred persons.
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SATURDAY.. DECEMBER 90, 1877.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, increasing northeast winds,
falling barometer, cloudy, rainy weather,
and stationary or higher temperatures, will
prevail.
For the East Gulf States, northeast back
ing to northwest winds. cooler, cloudy and
rainy weather, with falling barometer.
For the West Gulf States, falling followed
by rising barometer, increasing nortberly
winds, and cooler, partly cloudy and clear
ing weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall
ing possibly followed by rising barometer,
northeast 10 northwest winds, and cooler,
cloudy and rainy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, stationary
followed by falling barometer, stationary
temperatures, northerly winds, and partly
cloudy and clear weather, possibly followed
in the southern portion by falling barome-
ter and cloudy and rainy weather.
The temperatures will continue above
freezing in the canal regions OF Mary
land and Virginia.
Cautionary signals continue at Galveston
and Indianola, and arc ordered for New Or
leans, Mobile, st. Marks, aud Key West.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, 40;
man y Al & y
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAr.-Po!ice-J Jus
tice Joseph j. White presiding.-James T.
Williams (colored), charged with fclonious-
ly breaking into the store OF William Ira
Smith Smashing n window with intent to
commit larceny. Guilt not established,
but the accused was required to lind surety
for good behavior for thirty days.
j. FTecard, F. Fredni, and Frank Mo-
rand were fined S5 each for fighting in the
street.
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TIE M1sTLEToE BoUGu.-The Mistletoc
Bough, which was delightfully."- presented
by the cnterprising ladies OF the Retreat
for the Sick, at Mozart Hall, on Thursday
night, was repeated last evening to another
splendid and highly-inteligent audience.
No event Of the kind has occurred in Rich
mond for many day that has given such
real satisfaction and pleasure. Not only have
the performances been highly enjoyed by all
who have witnessed them, and then partaken
OF the splendid supper in the basement, but
they have also aided most worthy object.
It may be said without feai OF contradlc-
ton that the ladies and gentlemen, and the
Young folks, too, who took part in the dra-
matte Dantomime did themselves full JUS
tice. and gave their audiences entire satis-
faction.
Miss Ward, under whose direction the
entertainment was managed, acquitted her
self most aceeptably, and has won many
friends in Richmond. But to Mrs. William
A. jenkins, and, indeed, all the ladies who
have so diligently labored for the enter
prise in which they are so much interested,
much Of the credit for the success Of the
affair is due.
Mrs. Knowles, whose sweet alto voice is
so we'll known in Richmond, delighted the
audience WITH her singing, anu was nanu-
somely rewarded for her efforts. Altogether,
the acting, the taste with which the stage was
set, the attractive, and we may say Ibeauti-
ful, costumes and toilets, the decorations,
and the smooth and easy manner in which
everything was done, rendered the pre-.
sentation Of the Mistletoe Bough one OF
the most delightful entertainments we have
had in Richmond for many day, and it is
to be hoped that 4 handsome sum will bt
| realized
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Scnntor Morton TO President JO7ns0

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November "a, 1876.
To the Editor of the Herald:
There can be no impropriety in publish
ing the following letter from Senator Nor
ton to President Johnson. 1t is creditable
to the memory OF both. made the copy
from the original, and it is accurate.
Respectfully, FELIX A. REEVE.
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Is 1t possible to dispense with enormous dress-
makers bills and at the same time be appareled In
q handsome, tasteful nanner2 "Andrews's Bazaar
answers this question in The affirmative 70 he sats
faction OF the most scepca It's patterns and Illus
tratiops direct from Paris, enable any lady to ap-
pear to the best advantage at very small outlay.
Send 0 cents to W. r. Andrews, Cincinnati, for
samnle coDy, - l.nsost'. q II; ~
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DRY GOODS.
A CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS.

JULIUS MEYER, COS BROAD STREET,
having determined to reduce his stock, has made
great reductions In tic prices Of all goods and offers
some great bargains.
Ladies' PLAIN and FIGURED CLOAKs, in new
and handsome styles, at cost to close out
BLACK ALL-WOOL CAsHMERES ut lower
prices than they have ever been sold;
BLACK ALL-WOOL CAsfIMEREs as low as
Soc;
BLACK ALPACAS at greatly reduced prices;
DRESS GOODS selling regardless Of cost;
Goc. DRESS GOODS at 35c.;
4Oc. DRESS GOODS ut CSC;
SOC. DRESS GOODS at I64 and 2Oc.;
WORSTED BALL PRINCES, In all colors, at
l2Hc.;
Great bargains In Ladies', Gcntemen's and Chill
dren,s MERINO and ALI-WOOL UNDER
WEAR:
a large auction lot OF Childrrn's FANCY-STRlrED
and SOLID HOSE at half their valse;
Children's Silk-Ciocked Regular-Made HOSE at
25c.;
Ladies' Full Regular-sI HOSE at 2Oc.;
Large assortment Of Ladies' Fine FELT SKIRTS
at very low prices:
WHITE aud COLORED, PLAIN and TWILLED
FLANNELS cheap to close out;
Ladies' and Childrcn's FURs greatly reduced to
close out;
Extraordinary bargains In CAsSIMERES for
mems and boys wear; and lots Of bargaius In
other goods at JULIUS MEYERS.
SINGER MACHINE-NEEDLES, 25c dozen;
all other NEEDLES, 35c. dozen-sent by mail,
nos, free de 27-cod
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RAIN OR SHINE, the photographs turned out
daily at SREEs's Gallery. are beautiful. The new
style Gem Photographs 4 success; only SOC. per
dozen. Eight taken ut pop. Cards, four for 81
large size, 81 and upwards. S21 and s23 Main
street. near Eighth. The only gallery where really
fine work Is made at low prices.
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Good Times at 1fidlothian.-Thursday
night Rev. DR.. John f. Edwards lecturcd
at Midlothian. the Masonic Lodge gave 4
concert and a supper, and the beautiful vii
lage was all enjoyment. Messrs. Jacob
Bach, Robert Marks, George II. Jewett,
Charles E. Robbins, and John w. Jcwett
constituted the committee OF arrangements.
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LA PERE DE AUBRIEL, Of the French church, on
Tweuty-third street, New York, devotcs his life to
visiting the poor aud the afflicted and he not only
gives the consolation OF religion, but prescr1bes the
use of CHESS L1NIMEEr IoDIDE OF AMMONIA, for
instant relief Is experienced. Sold by PURCELL,
.LAIjD, 6 Co., Richmond. 3Lf rs..i!.-iss.s
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OPERA-HOUSE.
ONE WEEK LONGER.

ONE WEEK LONGER.
CoSTINuED SUCCESS. WITH OVERWHELMING
PATRONAGE.
over sixty thousand persons have seen IL in Balti-
more and Washington. All unanimous in their
praise Of the famous Astronomical and Apostolic
STRASBURG CLOCK.
gigantic model Of the great original standing
fifteen feet high and combining all Its wonderful
mechanical and astronomical movements. A mar
vel OF mechanism, aud The delight OF all who behold
il. Open day and evening, from 10 A. M.until
+. NJ.
Admission, 15 cents; children, ! 0 cents.
de 27-1w
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"THE DESERVING CASE. p Margaret Will
son land not Barrett) is the name OF the
woman mentioned yesterday as living al
No.. 21S west Broad street and deserving OF
charity, Superintendent Bigger upon be-
ing informed that there was such case,
went out yesterday, and foundthat: she was
the same person received at the almshouse
ON January s, 1877, and discharged on the
26th. She was originally arrested here as
tramp.
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mMEnMAIp TRooHEs.n-Ac concentrated specific
suited for th, enlightened age. Nervousness, Rheu-
matisni, General Debility, and all internal aches
and pains. Convenient for the pocket Especially to
Dyspeptics) delightful 4 Troche +" for ladies and
children See circular. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
POLK MILLER & Co., and druggists generally. 2sc
ond e1
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-All persons are hereby eau
~ toned against harborng or trusting any of the
crew of the Norwegian bark KONG OSCAR H.,
Captain CIIRISTENSET. rs no bills of their con-
tracing will be paid by The CAPTAIN or agents.
de 2S-3t CURTIS & PARKER.
NTOTICE.-All persons are hereby cau-
~ toned against harboring or trusting any of the
crew of the Norwegian bark CALLS, Captain
ERICKsES, as no bills Of their contracting will be
paid by the captain or agents.
dc 2S-3t CURTIS C PARKER.
NOTICE.-All persons are hereby eau
IN toned against harboring or trusting any OF the
crew of the Norwegian bark GOGLA, Captain koL-
DRUP, as no bills Of their contracting will be paid
by the captain or agents.
de 2S-3t CURTIS & PARKER.
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vIE.SsSts&.

OFFICE OF RICHMOND PERPETUAL RuILDISG,1
LOAN. AND TRUST COMPANY,
No. 6 ELEVENTH STREET.
RICHMOND. Va, December rs, 1877.
annual meeting OF this
y cnmrany will bc held at this office on TUES
DAY. January !, SIS. at i. NJ.
~ order OF the Eoard.of Directors.
WILLIAM LONENSTElN.
Il, 1G-,d Cashier.
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TIE SOUTHAMPTON MURDER.-Detectife
John Wren teiegraphed here yesterday that
he had arrested the murderers-fathe and
son--of Mr. Fuller, and that the son had
confessed.
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BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF FANCY CAKES
of all shapes aud sizes suitable for NewYear's re-
cept!on, ut CoLUMDUS's confectionery, 321 Broad
stro
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NEw-YEAR's DAY AT THE EXECUTIVE
MANsIoN.-Governor Holiday will receive
at the Executive mansion, on the: evening
of New-Year's day, between the hours OF
8 and II O'Clock. he requests that the in
yitation to call be announced as general to
all Of his fellow-citizens-ladies, and gentle
men. The following gentlemen have been
requested to act as a committee OF intro
duction: General Joseph r. Anderson,
Major John Fl. Claiborne, Lewis Wagner,
Colonel S. Bassett French. A: Y Stokes.
D. w, Pickrell, W. w. Henry, Colonel il.
c. Cabell, Major T. A. Brander, George S.
Palmer, William e.. Scott, William z. Bur-
we'll, Captain John S. Wise, A: L: Holiday,
General p. II. Moore, General d. ID. Maury,
General II. FL. Heth; James Fl. Dooley, and
Judge John A. Meredith. IN
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Church FtStiudl.-The usual Christmas
celebration was had at skinquarter Baptist
church. Addresses were made, and the
spread OF good things was very large.
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A HAPPY NEW YEAE.-D. sCoLCMDrs, 32l
Broad street, bcgs to inform his patrons that two
days only are left to fllordcrs for New Year, ant
parties wishing Pyramids, Nougat-Baskets, Char
treuses, Cream, or Jelly, should attend to it a
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II. ELLisoN & CO.. advertising agents, nacrl ad-
vcrtiscments in all Of the newspapers of the United
S!a.es at publishers rates Orders lett at the Dis
patch countins-room will receive prsmpt atten-
I'm
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REDUCTION N THE EXPENSES OF THE CITY

REDUCTION m TIE EXPENSES OF THE CITY
GovERNMENT.-The city government will
be short this year about $4,000, and it will
be necessary to curtail expenses in some
way in order to make up the deficiency.
The Joint Committee on Retrenchment and
Reform held a meeting in the Council
chamber yesterday morning, at which a
statement from Mr.. NJ. L. Straus was made
that in view Of the deficiency mentioned it
would be necessary either to increase the
taxation TWENTY-FIVE cents on the one hun
dred dollars or to materially curtail the eX-
penses OF the city. The Committee OH Re-
trenchment and Reform adopted resolu-
ton calling on the chairmen of the several
Council Committees to convene their COM
mittees at cnce and make such reduction in
the city departments as in their judgment
may be equitable. .
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FIRST NATIONAL EASk OF RICHMoSD,l
RICHMOND. VA. December Z, 1877. {
rTNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FIRST
NATIONAL EANk OF RICHMOND Will he held
al thpir hnnkin.-housc in the city OF Richmond, on
TUESDAY the Sth day Of January, 1873, at IL
O'Clock NJ :. A. GLOVER,
&c S-StJaS Cashier.
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PIz8INI respectfully requests his numerous
friends and patrons send their orders for all they
want for NEw-YEAR RECEPTIONS as soon as pos
sibie. lie has already many orders to fil and to
avoid any disappointment or hurried work it villa
be well for all In want to give him call at once.
Remember PIzzIN1's, s07 cast Broad street, is The
nroner place TO give your orders.
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HEADACHE ASp NEURALGIA PILLS.

DIRECT IMPoRTATIoN.-W. d. BLAIR 6 Co.
have received another lot of that really fine TABLE
SHERRY, which they offer at 3240 per gallon. The
quality Of this wine for the PRICE is unsurpassed.
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CHEF ,pGUvRE IN THE Art OF PERFuMERf
is the composition of new and distinctive BoU.
ouET, as In the case OF J. & E. E.ATKISsoS's STE
p1J NorIs
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ra- On all sales OF Real Estate made bet1rex
tie l5t of January md last Of June IN. tn.rss fc1
Ghe present year hare tn te paid bUthe purchaser
On al safes made bet1ceen the 1st Of JmLy ami I14t
Of the gear tie tares haze to be 2did by The setter
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond. and a
plies 20 Richmond and vcinityl
F. II. COOK, 10 A. NJ. and s P. NJ, at No. 1907
Main street, boots and shoes.
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OFFICE UNION BANK OF RICHMoND.l
RICHMOND. December 81. 1877.
V'IlE EEGUL AR ANNUAL MEETING
I OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE UNION
RANK OF RICHMOND will be held on THURS
DAY, 10Th January. 1S1S. in the rooms over the
First National Bank, - O'Clock NJ. tor the cleo
non of 4 Beard Of Directors Stockholders are re-
uucSicd 10 hc present in person or bv proxy.
dc yS-td JAMES MILLER. Cashier.
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MALAGA GRAPES, BANANAS, CALIFORNIA
PEARS, FLORIDA and VALENCIA ORANGES, and
other goodies, 1t COLUMDUS'S. .--. ~
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DESIGNS Of all kinds suitable for New-Year's re
cepiions at yfl.f - JOHN MeRToS'S,
IDOL west Main street.
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8irl,n>ond 1ispatth.

R0~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a.tne
DISPATCH pnINTING-HoUsE. GOOD Work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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KNIGHTS OF H0SoR-Ata meeting OF Vir-
Sinia Lodge, No. 5Gs, Knights OF Honor,
held on Thursday evening the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term ::
Past Dictator, Charles Seibert; Dictator,
Fl. G. Miller; Vicc-Dctator, d. Morsen-
roth; Assistant Dictator, George Klein :;
Treasurer, S. Binswanger; First Reporter,
w. Lovenstein; Reporter, +. II. Schneider; !;
Guide, f. Kcmpe; Chaplain, Rev. \. lIolf-
man; Guardian, L. Samuels; Sentinel,
Jacob May. Trustees: c. Unkle, o. Nor
genstern, and J. w. Lockwood. Repre-
sentative to Grad Lodge, NJ. L. Block. This
lodge meets on second and fourth Thurs
days in each month, and conducts its busi-
ness and work in the German language.
Richmond Lodge, No. 219, Knights Of
Honor, last evening elected the following
officers Dictator, George W. Shepperson;
Vice Dictator, f. b. Tinsley; Assistant
Dictator, George W. Peasants; Chaplain,
Gilbert J. Hunt; Financial Reporter, Thos
Jackson; Treasurer, John w. Quay; Re-
porter, william Fl. Bailie; Guide. r. B.
Jones; Guardian, John Tyree; Sentinel,
w. Fl. II. Smith. Representative to the
Grand Lodge, J. J. Wright; alternate,
Thomas II. Folks. Trustees: John j.
Wright, George A. Hundley, and W. j. Nc
DOWell.
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WEDNESDAY the celebrated southern drama,
KIT.
with new and beautiful scenery by Mr.. James Lamb
Sale Of reserved seats commences AT JoHSSToS's
and Office Of Theatre FRIDAY, \. NJ.
Secured srnfs. 81. dc 27-it
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY. DECEMBER 31ST
AND JANUARY 1ST,
the original eccentric American comcdy in five acts,
SAM, SAM. SAM.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At 4 regular
council OF Chickahominy Tribe, No. 34, l..
o. r. NJ, held on the 25th sleep OF the
Hunting Moon, G. S. D. $50, the following
Senior Sycamore, E. Bethel; Junior Saga
F. Shinberger; Keeper.oi Wampum, j. NJ.
Godsey. They will be raised to their re-
spcctiye stumps at their next council sleep.
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ANE'SEyaENY'S. a
d ICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION

The regular weekly soirec will take place at Mo-
7art Hall THIS Saturday EVENING at SE
o'clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
ti0n-cards. which must be presented at the door.
Members obtain invitation-cardS application
n WAITS music-,rorc, No. 92O Main street
de 29-lt
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list OF LETTERS.

1sT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
| rIIr rOST-OFFICE At RICHMOND. HEN
No. cOl TSTE. VA, DECEMBER 20, 1877.