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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16

PERsoNAL.-All the members Of the He
brew congregation Keneseth Israel, with
their ladies, recently paid their rabbi, Rev.
NJ. j. Brill, a visit. Speeches and toasts fol-
lowed in succession.
Dr. George H. Jordan, delegate from Isle
Of Wight county, was married at the Second
Baptist church last night to Miss Lizzie
Wilson, Of this city. The couple received
from DR.. Jordan's brother delegates valu-
able service Of silver-plate as wedding
present.
Commodore NJ. L. McCreedy and Captain
John NJ. West, of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company; John T. Ford, theatrical
manager, of Baltimore; Bishop Dudley, Of
Kentucky; Archbishop Bailey, of Mary
land; and Hon. B. B. Douglass, were in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. S. Sprigg Campbell has become busi-
ness-manager OF the Enquirer in place OF
W.. 3. Allegro, deceased.
Mr.. j. F. Hannon, secretary Of the Ma
t,onal Board OF Colonization OF the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union, is in the city.
Mr. Harmon has been looking through Vir-
ginia and North Carolina for colonization
purposes. A number Of Catholics in diff
ferent parts Of the North are awaiting his
return, and If he finds the lands suitable
for the purpose, and makes favorable re-
port in other respects, large numbers of
Catholics will colonize in this State.
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THE SArTER CoNcERT.-Dr. Gustaye Sat-
ter's first concert will be given tonight at
Assembly Hall. Up to last evening quite a
large number of tickets had been sold, and
the Indications are that there will be q fine
audience. DR.. Satter is one Of the most
eminent composers and pianists in Europe
and America. d
The New York Herald speaks in the fol-
lowing complimentary terms OF the. great
artist Satter:
."That he is true artist, great per-
former, in fact, an extraordinary musical
genius, we do not hesitate to declare, for
its appreciation rather than skill, to feel
this. The cold, brilliant precision Of Thai
berg we could not admire and wonder ct,
but would be incompetent to critlcise.
When Satter plays, however, he appeals SO
directly to our emotional feelings that
we are at q loss for terms. The inspiration
OF genius is magical. The orator and the
poet find, perhaps, their truest empire in
the hearts OF the untutored; and the musi
clan, whose art Is akin, and perhaps ever
higher il his own soul has felt the Prone
thean touch, has power almost to realize The
aIlcgory of Orpheus to move trees ant
StOuesS ..--
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Masked Ball Of Jefferson Circle.

A DISTINGUISHED OCCASION IN HEBREW So
CIETY-oRIGINAL COSTUMES AND CHARAe-
TIERS WELL-PLAYED-A GRAND SUPPER.
The annual masked ball OF the Jefferson
Literary and Social Circle took place at the
Virginia Opera-House last night. It was
greatly creditable to the organization and
to the Jewish people OF our city. Particu-
larly was it so to the committeeman and Of
ficers, whose patient care and unwearied
zeal in the hours OF preparation were shown
in the nicely OF the arrangements and the
smoothness with which all parts OF the pro-
gramme were executed. There were about
hundred ladies and gentlemen present in
costumes and fancy dress, and nearly as
many more as spectators.
The most conspicuous and novel object
in the room was the bar at which the Motfett
| bell-punch was in successful operation.
The proprietor CIR. Leon WallersteinA had
I his walls we'll placarded with the price, OF
drinks, names Of fayorite compounds, reg
ulations concerning the punch, hits at the
Legislature, and some horse-car poetry
such as 3...
What pleasure 'tis to think,
AS your whistle You do wet,
Here goes one cent less
OF Virginia's heavy debt.
Reference to the same matter was made
in another "poetical suggestion "-Yiz.:
The debt to liquid-ate,
It must be taken down u
. ri-g In o liquid state.
The condition of the State Treasury oc-
cupted the proprietor's mind as prominent
ly as it does the legislators, for, said he:
9"DE1h 5SIstsss ssSths5s! sass,e dsaak, al1.
y1,,fr, SI,a afr,fnr
OF the State Treasu-rye."
And SO, on, etc. For every drink Qemon-
ade) sold the merry tinkle Of the punch was
heard. The ease, yea, the elegance OF the
convinced many present not
only Of the practicability, but OF the desira-
bility, of Senator Moffetrs scheme.
It is impossible, writing at midnight, to
notice all the good characters and objects
represented. A few thought to possess the
greatest originality are selected as giving
fair idea Of the success OF the undertaking,
the skill and taste exhibited, and the spirit
that peryaded the masquerade.
The Centennial Vases, Misses Rosena
Meyer and Helen Bear excellent design
and acting); Two Orphans, Misses Florence
Rosenbaum and Bertha Eoyenstein; /; Or
phan Asylum, D. G. l., No. 8, I. Q: b. B.,l
Mrs. jacobson; Street Musician and: Child,
Miss Bertha, Snause; Mother Goose, Miss
F. Ezekiel;, Poverty and Riches, Miss
Pattie Stern; The Faithful old Black Cook,
Mrs. Samuel; Icicle, Miss A. Blum; Kris
Kringle. Miss Rosa B. Straus; Peanut
Stand, Mrs. H.aJ. Myers !. Richmond Dis
patch Ifirst-class], Miss Rose Fleshman; The
Virginia Staple, Tobacco, Miss 3. Smith;
The Color Line, Mrs. Samuel Cohn Nan
the Good-For-Nothing, Mrs. Hessberg;
Meekins's Twinses, I. Held and Z. Gold
smith; Movable street-Lamp and Letter.
Box, M. Iseman; Commercial Traveller,
Isadore Straus "a drummer actually en-
gagged lin business); Butchers Stand, l.
Lahm and Charles Straus Mr. Crotpntn,
OF Oregon I'm raven blackb 81. 81. Meyer;
Snowman and Bear, .. Botzheimer ; CHI
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TIE MILITARy.-The Committee on Mill.
tia, OF the House of Delegates, had an in.
formal meeting at the Capitol last night,
General Charles A. Ronald, the chairman,
presiding. Major Bossieux and Lieutenant
Lawton, of Company A; Captain Clark, OF
Company f; Lieutenant Spotswood, OF
Company C; Lieutenant Jones, OF Company
B, Of the First Regiment Virginia Volun-
teers, met the committee and made known
their wants. After an interesting inter
change OF views the chairman agreed to call
full meeting OF his committee, and would
take action upon this important matter.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Judge Cor.-The many friends OF that
staunch old Virginia gentleman, Judge Cox,
will be pleased to learn that, despite all the
usually infalhble signs Of his being in er-
tremis, he has rallied to such an extent as
to give hope for his recovery. A few days
since medical gentleman told us that when
he had left him that morning he didn't
think he could live an hour. His wonder
full constitution has, however, withstood
the severity Of his attack, and on yesterday
he was doing we'll
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PHoToGRApHs.-The new French bromide
yer process just introduced by c. B. REEs is work
ine wonders-no wrinkles, no freckles, no crooked
noses-eyerybody comes out clear and nice. No In
crease in price. The same rs before the war;
RKEs Ia always at bis post. He has been absent only
q few months in twenty years. Four beautifully.
flushed cards only 81; $3.50 per dozen; large size
s1 and upwards. AL the latest improvements, and
nothing but the very best material used. Main street.
over Young Mems Christian Association Hall.
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DE-. TAYLoR's ENTERTAINMENT To-NIGHT.
DR.. w. II. Taylor will give his last enter
tainment at Association Hall tonight fol
the benefit OF DR.. Reads (Grace-Street
Presbyterian) church. A new series Of pic
lures will be presented, embracing scenes
along the Mediterranean, &c. By special
request two Of the tableau-pictures exhibit
ed on Tuesday night will be repeated. a
full house is anticipated. Next week the
Doctor will give two entertainments Tor the
benefit Of the Broad-Street Methodist
phr,reh s1faE-,. 81 Es-g ~ 4
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1 Religious Baptist citizens are look
ing forward with pleasure to the fact that
DR.. Jeter, OF your city, will be with them
next Sunday. He will oficiate at the Bap-
tist church in the absence of DR.. Wintree,
who win be absent for . few days. :;,,
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Az p. NJ, building lot on
=. on the north side Of Leigh street near Price
street.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 4kP. M.. vacant lot near
Clay street, one square west Of First.
ROBERT B. LYME, 12 L., commissioners sale Of
tract lib Henrico county, 2A miles below Rich
mond, on the Niue-Mile road.
W. GODDIN, 12 NJ, small cottage farm of eleven
acres in Chesterfield county, near Tomahawk
station. ss
E. ". POWELL, at 10 O'Clock, furniture, dry
goods, &c.
E. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, household furniture, sc.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.-Since every young
mau-not to speak Of the old ones-must OCCASION
any indulge themselves, we desire TO give them
valuable piece or adSice. When you wish to select
iuxury be that you get the best, and You will
then be less likely 70 DO yourselves harm.
Do YOU wish c1GAR2s Goto r. WmTL0CK's, on
Main street near F1ftsenth and your heart win be
gratiaed. He has them Of the most delicious fasor
and at the reasonable prices in the city Give
him call. u. a.s.ss-slE ~ D tss3
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Mayor's Court.-Mayor Childs had but
one case before him yesterday. An unfor-
tunate imbiber was arraisned for dis
orderly conduct, and after being fined one
dollar and costs was told to 60 and never
get drunk any more.
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n DFsoTIITIoNsoF CoNDoLENcE ON on,

DESOLUTIONSOF OF COINCIDENCE ON
HI THE DEATH OF MISS ANN +. SMITH
At regular meeting Of the teachers NJ Navy Hin
School the following resolutions were passed an me-
mory or the late Miss AHN +. SMITH: rs
Whereas ft has pleased Divine Providence TO re-
move from our midst our devoted fellow -feacher,
Miss ANNE eX1YH. with whom we have long held
intimate relations, we feel that ne should
record our appreciation OF her asa friend Apa ersr.
eafic feaeber knowing that her excellent quail Idca-
lions as an her death great loss 30
the cause OF adueafion therefore
ReSotued, Thas ne ssepltrc the lose OF Miss AMI
r. SMITH with feelings OF deep regrc, sofsensd ony
bv the confident hope that her spirit IS with tnoe
ha utl 10 the standard OF real 1oHlan-
hood and Chistian are With ths redeemed tn
better world ~ " - ,.s .,.ss. e, ~;
fyea tr sincere coincidence I'm their distress at ede
los of one who was devoted daughter, Ytrtnons
woman, and u true friend or educasiou.
~ ResolSed. TRst ii copy 1f The foregoing resosrs
ttons k5gneds by sarh af hsrs feitow.teaehers, ot
transm.red % thS Esrnnis q sssscsassd s 81
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f sALg or RESERVED SEATS for Miss Ander'
CONS dramatic entertainments at the Theatre
next week commences to-day.
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HAMBuReM EusrTss ARD nssKRTIsGs In great
variety at all prices from &C. MP 10 sa per yard, ut
LEVY BRoTHRRs', who also show a cheap lot Of
lace edgings, RULES, tuehinga and punings.
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~ s ~ . "E 4 N
THE MOZART MUsICALE.-The Lenten sea-
son does not seem to effect the Mozart, and
the usually large audience was undated
last evening. The programme was well
chosen and most pleasing for the virtue
which is always noticeable in the order OF
these entertainments, and which Is 40 sell
dom observable in amateur performances
that Of being beautifully brief.
Miss Chamberlayne sang two solos" Es-
meralda," by Levey, and that fine compo-
sition of Rossini's, "L'Orgie "-in both OF
which. she received fattering applause.
Mr.. Dimmock's rendition Of " Farew ell"
by Graham, was faithful portrayal OF the
composers work. He sang with exquisite
taste and feeling. and eyinced correctness
both In shading and accent, beauties OF vo-
calism in which amateurs are sadly deli
cient.
Messrs. Kessnich, Thilow, and Reinhardt
gave superb trio by Mendelsshon, and
there was correctness and finish about
their execution which docs great credit to
those gentlemen, experienced as they are.
The orchestra was, as usual, very fine,
and gave In admirable style the overture OF
{. FeIsenmuhle" by Reisiger, Amarylis and
the Delaware Klange Waltzer." But we
must find fault with the excessive accentua-
tion by the brass instruments and drums.
Indeed there Is, to our taste, frequently too
much drum, and thereby much OF the
melody lost. The brass, and especially the
bass drum and cymbals, should be toned
down.
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TIE STREET COMMITTEE ENTERTAINED
Captain John a.. Curtis entertained the
Council Committee ON Streets last night at
bis residence on Chnrch HtlI.
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IRON IN THE RBI.ooD.-CoLpEN's LIEBIa's LIE:
ouID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND ToNIc.INvIaoR-
AToR enriches the blood. aids dgestion cores dye.
female complaints. "a
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I N. ELYsoH Il CO., advertising agents. insert ad-
vertsements in all Of the newspapers Of the United
States publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-roorn VIII receive prompt atten-
ffon. 80 +f-: - NEtrEsHI s.- 4s- 3~Nsti
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WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR To-DaY.-For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States, stationary or fall
ing barometer, warmer south and east
winds, cloudy weather and light rain, fol-
lowed by light norther in the southwest.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warm
er southwest veering to cooler westerly
winds, falling followed by rising barome-
ter, cloudy and rainy weather.
For the Middle States, warmer southerly
winds, falling barometer, and cloudy wea-
ther, possibly followed by light rains.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear. cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: a. NJ, 80
A. NJ, So !; noon, 81; 3 p. NJ. o. p.
n. so; midnight, At.
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ARM AHpUTATED. = Yesterday evening
about O'Clock negro man named Dabney
Kinny had his arm SO badly crushed at the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad depot that
he was carried to the almshouse in the city
ambulance, and had the limb amputated.
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NEW STYLES OF LACE GOODS. such as collars,
bibs, overskirts and Jackets, Just received at LEVY
BRorHERs'.: These goods are worthy Of the atten-
Hon OF buyerS. - tss's E=sts-t IS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE RIVER IMPROVEMENT INSPECTED BIZ
TIE COMMITTEE on RETREScHAENT AND Re-
roRM.-For about six weeks the Commit
tee on Retrenchment and Reform have
heen industriously engaged, daily, in q
thorough and searching investigation INTO
the management and expenditure Of the
different departments OF the city govern
meut. Yesterday the committee, consist
ing OF Messrs. X. II. Whitlock (chairmanl,
John j. King, Lloyd J. Beall, James L.
GRAY, and 3. r. August, secretary, met at
the wharf OF the James River Steamboat
Company, where they, with the chairman OF
the James River Improvement Commlttee,
MIR. r. E. Blankenship, and Nr. ID. ".
Whitcomb, embarked on the steamer Craig.
hill, Captain Cunningham. with view OF
looking into the management OF the river
Improvement. Two miles from the city the
committee stopped at Goodies Rock, where
they went on board one OF the city
holsters, and examined the dredses and
other machinery in connection with the
work, and witnessed the process OF blasting
rock with nitro-glycerine under the direc-
ton of Elias Hall. Leaving Goodies Rock
the party went on down to City Point. Be
tween Goodies Rock and City Point Mir.
Whitcomb pointed out vast quantities OF
rock and other matter that had been re-
moved from the river in the past few years.
At Dutch Gap the committee stopped,
sounded, and found sixteen feet OF water
in the canal.
Returning, the chairman and engineer
were examined by the committee as to the
expenditure of the appropriation, amount
OF work done, &C., &c. The committee
were apparently very much pleased and
satisfied with the gratifying exhibit made
by Mr., Whitcomb and Mr.. Blankenship, and
came to the conclusion that the work was in
excellent hands, and that "no retrench'
ment or reform was needed there" 1t may
be stated that when Goodies rock is blasted
and dredged, there will be sixteen feet o,
water from Richmond to the sea.
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ENTERAIKAENr AT VgNABLE-STREET BAP-
T1sr CHuRcH,-This evening at halt-pasti .
o'clock there will be an entertainment at
,Venable.Street Baptist church, consisting
OF singing, dialogues, &c. The proceeds
sYiil be devoted To the church.
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RATeLE.-A handsome set OF silver pre-
sented othe late J. r. Dowell in 1869 was
ratified 1t the Exchange last night Tor the
benefit OF Mr.. Doweli's widow. Mr: .. n.
S. phillips Of Charleston, was the winner.
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LEVY BROTHERS have Ju,t Ieceiysd q lar re ttock
OF umbrellas direct from the lnannfaciureTs, ana
c.n .eii then as lower prices than ever before.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTrNe-HoUsx. Good work, elow
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LEVY BRoTHERs offer some special inducements
in ladies' dress goods, carpets, aud
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9ithmond @ispatfh.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1e, 1877.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRcU-
LAr,oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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THE GIBL1N TRzAL.-The attention Of the
Hastings Court was occupied again yester-
day in the case OF James Giblin, charged
with the murder of Francis Mccormack.
Thomas Dowden and John Dobson were
examined for the defence, and j. c. Porter
for the Commonwealth. The argument
was commenced about IL O'Clock by Mr..
George u. Wise for the Commonwealth.
He was followed. by Major Halsey; after
which che court took recess. AT O'Clock
the court met again and Mr.. Kelley con-
tinued the argument for the accused, being
followed on the same side by Mr. Page and
Colonel Young. Mr.. Wise concluded the
case for the Commonwealth about II
O'Clock.
The jury found accused guilty Of inyol-
untary manslaughter, and assessed bis fine
at s4oO. The Judge added twelve months
imprisonment.
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LEVY BROTHERS, ieHIRrs Of their own manu-
acture are the best and cheapest In this city Eu-
courage home manufacture BY making your pur-
chases Of them. s,,se sa1. .s5-.s3s
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{ iOaIIADED AGENcY.-W. a. s..
N N C1sHAD Is siii continued my agent to carry
'%a fine sifssf 70 parehass aad sell for cash only.
February Is, 1877. FOB f''.eisaiseAsp e ie.sss I
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BRY GOODS.

BRY GOODS.
NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS!
BROWNE ROWE
are now opening new stock Of
DRY GOODS
FOR THE EARLY SPRING TRADE.
ELEACHED and BROWN COTTONS;
splendid line of HOSIERY;
TABLE-LINEN and other WHITE GOODS;
CORDED pIQUEs, NOTTINGHAM LACES;
New SPRING PRINTS-beautifu;
A line Of SPRING DRESS GOODS, and new
stock of
PARASOLS! PARASOLs!
direct from the manufacturers.
As this Is a NEW HOUSE these goods are all NEW
and rnEsH-nothing lef, from last season.
Call aud select before they are picked over.
BROWNE & ROWE,
fe l6-eod No. 323 Broad street.
CYCLE BROTHERS
are still ceiling
ANDRosCoGGIN ind FRU1T-oF-THE-LooM
alto and 11c.,
and all the other brands at old prices.
%'e have just opened new line Of
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
CAMBRIC EDGING and INSERTINGS,
1000 yards REMNANTS Of IRISH LINEN at
SOc. per yard worth 75c. and II.
You can dnd complete line In every department.
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE and FRuIT-CLoTHS,
CAssIBiEREs for mems and boys wear.
weare determined to close out great many goods
account Of moving to our new store-Eo. 3l9
Broad street. between Third and Fourth streets-on
Tie lst OF May.
Call and examine our bargains before purchasing
elsewhere sYcLE BROTHERS,
;42e Broad street,
fel5-ln between Fourth and Fifth streets.
A T COsTl AT COST!
Having determined to discontinue the dry-goods
business shah from this Gay offer my entire stock OF
sEAsoNABLE AND DwELL-AssoRTED GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH.
Ind in order more rpeedIy to dispose Of the entire
stock, there are many GOODS which win b. sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR VALUE,
~ die store viii be vaest IS soon as another tenant
can BIZ had. fysARr rs ItI,TzY ER
-@ZZ-Im GIL Broad street.
[ ,dEAPEST! READ IT.
We thiuk we are ceiling Il cheapest goods offered
anywhere: BLEACHED CoTgoNs, 4-4,Ior ,7c.;
bhOWS tCoTT0ES, 8 10 Sc: GINGHAMS, 2 10
yHc.: KENTUCKY JEANS, sHc. and up; chill.
DhENs STRIPED or PLAIN HOSE, 8 to 1oc-
s.zes 81 70 8; DRESS GOODS. good stock below CO st;
aRltne. 'a-.i / n W1II;rT xI1S e e. ~ ~ 60. 60
e ~ l7O8 Main street.
------------------- --== ------------==
{ iVaIINDED AGEEcY.-W. A. s..
On tss SossAp st Is @ asent 70 ea.y
SIS Pine stsest, 30 purchase aad sell Tor cash MY
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

.J OST, ONE MINK-FUR COLLAR, ON
IL Mosby, Nineteenth, on Broad street. A good re-
ward VIII be paid for is retan 70 800 Main street.
fe l4.9t& u -ls.f$s ss:sE t 5sls
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I DIRECT InpoRTArI0N or SHERRY WINE ID
RIcHa1ogD.-3fessrs. w. d. BLAIR & Co., eos Main
street, have tust received from w. d. @. Dun Cor
don, Port, St. Mary Spain, Large supply OF differ
ent grade sherries, Pale and Dry. These wines are
SUPERIOR. and are offered at very low figures.
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nese Laundry, 8. Whitloek; Returning

nese Laundry, 8. Whitleck; Returning
Board, J. Messenger. ..5..,..s SO
The Judges OF Masks (Messrs. S. W.
F1eshman. p. Whitlock, A. saks, Sol. Wise,
and Mrs. Millhiser), awarded. the prize for
best female mask to the two young Indies
Misses Meyer and Bear) representing the
pair of Centennial Vases, and the prize to
best male character to Leon Wallerstein,
proprietor Of the patent punch bar, In
which judgment the whole assemblage no
doubt concurred.
About IL o'clock the dancers and their
friends went down to an elegant supper,
spread under the direction of Mr. Joseph
Semon, ianitor OF the Mercantile Club. At
the suppeT-table the prizes were announced;
after which the dancing was resumed and
continued TIL late into the night, or rather
early in the morning. = .s.g..i.. s..