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FOR RENT.


TOR RENT, VERY DESIRABLE@
l. TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. Ell
IL, on the north side of Marshall street between
First and Adams, with nine rooms; stable and car
ringc-houso.
BRICK TENEMENT OIL the north side of Mar
shall street between Madison and Monroe, with six
rooms; kitchen, &c. O.
BRICK TENEMENT on the south side Of Clay
street between Adams street and Brook avenue, with
four rooms and kitchen.
FRAMED DWELLING on the south side of Clay
street between Gilmer and Graham, with four rooms
and kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on the north side Of Vena-
BILE street, between Rose and Pink Streets near the
residence of Elijah Baker. ESQ.,, with eight rooms
and very large lot attached.
STOREHOUSE on west side Of Brook avenue be-
tween Adams aud Marshall; good stand for n re.
tail business.
suitable for persons of limited means. ..
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
+. -. No. Eleventh street,
n 26-3t between Main and Bank.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

the 1st Of January and last Of June the td1es 10,
The present gear haze ito bepnid blythe purchaser.
On all sales made 6st,oeen the 1st of July and kst
of the year the tarss hare to be paid on The seller
f1his custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and yieinity.l stsa- 81
W. .GODDIN, 4 P. H., trustees sale Of small house
and lot on Calhoun street between Hickory and
1 Allen streets, In Bakers addition.
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.-Ac charming
performance will be given at the Virginia
Opera. House on the evenings of Tuesday
and Wednesday, February 9th and 9th, In
which some Of our best amateur dramatic
talent will take part. 80
Two spirited plays will be presented,
and an evening Of rare enjoyment will be
offered to all who attend. The entertain
ment will be given for the benefit Of the
poor.
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MIR. GRANTS CONCERT, which promises to
be a highly enjoyable affair, VIII take place
ON the night iof Saturday, February Cd.
The sale oi Beserved seats will commence
at Wyatfs mlsic-stose at o O'Clock on Mon.
day morning y, ,sfs
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THE tfSIMoN-P PuREs. THE reidiusters
met in the Hall OF the House last night, but
transacted no business on account OF the
absence Of Mr.. Barbour, who has been
called from the, city by. the alarming Illness
az his mother. 49, y i. u
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The Cedar. Worries Company.-A large
force was engaged yesterday in cleaning up
around the cedar-works. It is expected
that the contract for all OF the work will be
given out in few days. and the factory
pushed forward to speedy completion.
The action OF the Council in granting the
terms asked for by the company is generally
approved, Certainly by the working class of
the community.
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Officers Elected. The Jeunne Homme
Social Lyeeum has elected the following Of
fcers for the ensuing term Henry G..
Beattie, president; William B. Charlton,
vice president; w. Vernon Bradshaw, sec
retary; and Henry A. Cook, treasurer. :''
The quarterly soir(e Of the Lyceum will
take place at Lyceum hail February 18th. at
81 O'Clock banquet at 12 midnight. The
affair will be under the management Of 1he
following committees: Arrangements, G.
S. Wells, James F. Bradley, and Henry A.
Cook; Floor Committee, Ell. G.. Beattie, G.
F. Butler, and 81. L. Butler.
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/ The Grand Jury.-The grand jury meets
this morning at 10 O'Clock. Their action is
looked forward to with great interest. 1t is
supposed that the indictments asked for by
the grand jury Tuesday night will be ready
for their consideration.
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"You dress your children so elegantly, and yet do
al the work at home, y said one lady to another,
: Yes.n was the answer, = for I take .ANDREWs,s
BAzAR,' where 1 get the most beautiful cuts and
patterns, In addition TO- fine magazine reading.tr
M send ten cents to Cincinnati tomorrow for
specimen copy" WaS the re5oinder Sensible lady! !!
Header, 60 and do likewise \ ~ #asSt y;
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For the Middle Atlantic States, and dur
ing the monfl. OF January, winds blowing
from the northeast or southeast, or from di-
be the winds most likely to be followed by
rain or snow. Winds blowing from the
north or west, or from directions between
those points, are found to be the winds least
likely to be followed by rain or snow.
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Editors Dispatch: Please make farmers
of all the city fathers, and compel them to
reach their homes by way Of Eighteenth
and Venable, and let us have peace.
OLD FOGY,
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LIKE ITS PARENT FLOWER, ATKISsoN's Ex-
TRACT OF VIOLET, the most delicate and refined
of perf1mes, coliceals Its excellence behind Its
more widely-known stster-thc Extract of White
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
mild, with occasional light rain.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. H., 40 :
g A. NJ, 46;ssDof, 81, p. NJ, 81 SO P.
NJ, 81; midnight, 81.
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AGoop FIT In pair of shoes, boots, or CATERS
may be had by leaving your order with WILLfAM
SULLIVAN at No 9Tweiftl street. Y He works
moderately, - expedtiously, methodically, aad as
simply as A BC.r, - f,,s, fsx,,s,.f
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mo. 5515.I 's.st' - =.
IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF TFFE

4 N TIE DISFkICT. CUUhT " ffis
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF i1RGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
RDW1RD HOGAN a BiNKRVPT. M BAEK-l
RUPTCY-AT RICHMOND, VA. THIS 50TH
DAY OF NOVEMBER 1S77.-TO WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN: The undersigned. John N. Hailr OF
Richmond. In the county of Henrico and State OF
Virginia. hereby gives notice OF his appointment
assignee Of the estate OF Edward Hogan, OF tha
county Of Henrieo, IN said district. and who was-2
TO witt on the eth day Of November, A. d. 1S7z-s
adjudged a bankrupt upon The petition or himself
by the District Court OF the United States for said
district. i JOHN Nj. HALL,s.,s
in 26-S2w Assignee. -
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IIR.eGAs FOR DIV Filling

ARG AS FOR DWELLINGS,.
n CHURCHES, Erc.. without any machinery
whatever. the only power used being erapity the
only appliances vessel containing pac
s,iuraied with gasoline, common gaS-ptpe, and gas
fixtures. Tho gasoline, being exceedingly volan!e
and amf,anmaDse, tss protected By SIR: HUMPHREY
DAVr,sY SAFETY WIFE GAUzE over every open
ing in the vessel and can. 3, ;,,,5,; 81.
The light Is srongers softer, and seadier than that
OF coa..asss, and COST iess than 81 per cusc
On exhibition at tIonAcco.ExcHASGERE REsTAU-
nSST. NOUNTEkSTLE&COE b COEfER,s9
e. a6.its $50 Broad street.
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AssrGNREs, NofTe;Ea, .

mo. 6517.J - = - i s'f't'i s2'
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE,
II UNITED STATES FOR THE SBH9s,
TRiCT OF yIRGINIA.IN THE MATTER OF,
CHARLES. z: BIEF0RD "A. BANKR0PT. iNs
BASKRUPTCY--ATr RICHMOND, VA. 4TI3I8s
23D DAY OF NOVEMBER, l87f1To WHoxir.
NAY CONCERN The undersigned, George h.s
Haynes, Of Richmond, In the county Of Henrico and
State OF Virginia. hereby gives notice OF hts e0tats
ment as assignee OF the estate OF Charles +. Bin
ford. Of the county OF Henrico. tn said district,
and who was--to wit, on the Sth day OF NovenlbeT,
A. .. 1S77-adjudged q bankrupt upon the petition
OF himself by the District Court of the UnfteNi
States for said district. 3. 1.5s.. s.s.l,
ia s6-s2w GEoEGE a. HAYNES. Assignee.
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NJ. ELLYsoN 6 Co.. advertising agents, ,iisert ad-
vertisemens in all of the newspapers of the United
S!aUes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
patch counting room win receive prompt attens
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POULTRY EXHIBITION,
DoULTRY EXHIBITION.

EJoOL 41ONs go
The FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the
VIRGINIA POULTRY ASSOCIATION has been
postponed from the 9th Of January until
FEBRUARY corn, 2lsT, AND 22D.
Those who desire to exhibit fowls, pigeons, birds,
&C.. win please send In their entries as posSi
bic.
1t Is the earnest wish of the Association that
every breeder of fowls In the State will send some
thing to the exhibition s ts- - sa:5= q -sl.
The express companies have agreed to return all
fowls, &C., free Of charge. -. 7"
Blanks and any other information will be prompt
ly furnished by addressing s~-.s.s <.ts, -
THE SECRETARY,
ia 2l-M.W&Set+ Box 73, Richmond, Va. !,
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THE THEATRE-MISs MARY ANDERSON
Ingomar the Barbarian, play once very
popular here, was presented at the Theatre
last night for the first time in many
wears. Miss Mary Anderson was Par
thenia, and Mr.. Norton Ingomar. The
audience was intelligent and highly ap-
preciative, but not very large. The bud
weather doubtless kept some people away.
The author of the piece, it is presumed,
intended by it to show how love can tame
the rudest savage. At times the action and
dialogue between the two chief characters
rises to something like sublimity; very
often it touches upon the ridiculous. In
eomar, rs the slave to love, is not heroic
picture. But that sort of thing is delight
ful spectacle to the ladies, and they were
among the most pleased Of Parthcnia's
auditors last night.
Miss Anderson acted well her part, and
was arch and coy as ever maiden was IN
winning mans heart. She grows in the
peoples favor, and strengthens herself as
the breadth and depth OF her genius comes
to be better appreciated. Mr.. Norton as
Ineomar received most liberal share OF aT-
plause, and shared the honors OF the eve
ming with Miss Anderson. The greedy
| creditor was well-played part, too. The
way Ingomar took him by the throat
and proceeded to readiust Parthenia's pas
debt was to many minds realistic delinea-
ton Of the plan by which some public men
| propose to settle Yirginia's obligations.
Miss Anderson understands as well as
anybody the art OF posing. Many OF her
| attitudes last night were beautifully statu-
esque, but in strict keeping with the re-
quirements of the text.
At the matinee to-day Romeo and Juliet
will be played. It is the richest and sweet
lest OF all loye-stories. Miss Anderson has
the beauty and the talent-for good Juliet,
and has gained considerable reputation by
her appearances in the part. .a..s
4 Tonight she, will appear as Meg Merri-
les--a character which enables her to show
lher4 great power and wonderful vocal mo-
dulation. In the opinion Of many ex-
] aellent critics she almost comes up TO- the
flofty standard set by that woman OF genius,
Charlotte. Cushman. Y;jjI4 (, 1si-
+ But two opportunities are now left on
this visit for our people 20 see Miss Ander-
son. Those who saw her on her former
/ Visits should see her now to realize what
great advance she has made.lfT Those who
have never seeniher should profit by the oc.
/ casion, for hername is destined to become Q
great one. stsp gsSlta III stsSssfS III ~ 1git
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SATURDAY JANUARY 90. 1878.
]. .WEATHER REpoRg,

f INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, cloudy, and
rainy weather, southerly winds, and sta
Honary or lower. pressure. s 8 - j. 4 .
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, possibly areas Of light
rain, light winds mostly from south, nearly
stationary temperature and pressure.
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nAHKlslRUp,,rl.s. ]. xs.o.TE.II,ClEE;... :. :. !.


FNHIS, rs TO, GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
I l. the 10th day or JaEuary. A d. 1878, q wafU
rant in bankruptcy was Hsucd or OF thes Dissr1ctf
Court of the United States for the Eastern District
OF virainfa aGsfnst the esfSe Of IL Hesher, of Hfea
mond Henrieo county, iu sid district. who has,
tho payment Of any debs aHa tho dS,tyeFnof aru
properly belonging 10 said ukrnpt 10 him OK Tor.
IFS use nnd tile aur property ~ Hths
forbidden by Law. that a meexsna OF the GzedttoYs
OF said bankrupt to prove thefr debts 'sud eb66se
one or more sssfTneea Of BIS esufesw ee hGd At %
court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at Richmond,
Ya before Tls0Tas &. Atkins Esq sEss tsser snBesRs
rupicy for said district on the IL IN DAY Or kER-
RUARY, A. d. 1878, ae O'CLOCK: n. 80 ssf31I q
,.71a 81 = 9 ISs1H &C. r. RNbsSDRLLftsaI
il 26-S2w,. ,.t,4 =; United States harsl,sI.
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srAGE HdNE. !.

H0, FOR THEfNEWtt EN- ~ !. 1.i'
ATERPRISE!-Know the
want long felt by the public for an.
eOANIRJS LINE on MAIN s,TREET.t have es--
neat and comfortable Umaibus' from MortoaS
|Fsower-Gardeu down Main strest 10 Ntnsteenses
Trips will be saaas ssesy tssiisa tue uss, -
Lave Mossen,s At a.sa a. NJ; eineteenth streetss
A. NJ: MarioIsN $50; and so on shrcp&h tse DAY.
IasI omnibus win leave Nineteeath street as T. Ne
FiRE.f lDc.; thfsa Tickets, aas.; sever sackssss
50c. fffceH etickefs u; 10 ne NO = 9saS& S0
Main street. III ssftsss syeeSt As Ne teA1ks.ttls
h 10-lm fIopssesess
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MALAGA GRAPEs.-CoLUMBCS, 321 Broad
street. has Just received nice lot Of that luscious
fruit They are the finest we have seen this season
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LECTURE
CORRESPONDENCE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

RICHMOND, January 10, 1878.
Professor J. L. II. Curry, LII. d.:
The undersigned. desirCus that sound views of the
moral obligation, both Of individuals and OF States
10 pay their debts should prevail In the community
and believing that you, professor of moral ply
losophy have carefully studied the subject and are
qualified 10 give wholesome instruction concerning
il, respectfully and earnestly request that you will
rs soon as ii may be convenient, deliver lecture on
the subject In this city. Your compliance with this
request VIII, doubt not. greatly benefit the pub
lie. and much obiige, Yours truly,
Moses ID. HoRc, j. Il. Johnston,
ID. s. Doggett, ). b. Jeter,
John L. Bacon, Thomas Branch,
Richard Irby, A. Y. Stokes.
Charles Gennet, Thos. w. McCance, i
Richard A. Dunlop, William W. Henry,
James Thomas, Jr., James Alfred Jones,
b, McCaw, John A. Meredith,
Randolph HARRISON, j.. o. Nolling,
Isaac Davenport, Jr., A. Z. Dickinson.
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STAND FROM UNDERl !
THE PRICE TELLS.

THE PRICE TELLS.
OvERcoATS AND UNDERWEAR,
at bottom prices.
e. B. SPENCE 6 Son.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, SCARFs, AND GLOVES,
... and all kinds Of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
at the lowest prices, at the o!d cornerstone,
f. B. SPENCE 6 SON.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ut prices TO suit the times.
CALLAT 1900 MAIN STREET
and be convinced.
E. 3. SPENCE & SON.
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s1nhnlolld 1ispattll.

sB-THE eIRcJ,LATroN@oF The DlsPiTcH
IL LARGER, THAN THE crs,BISED cIRCu-
LATIoNsoF. AL THE GT:sgR DAILY NEWS
pAPERs OF THE CITY. ..t .s.s
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

7 SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. &.
TIE 81 aGLENwooD - WHIsKEY took the first pre-
Inium at the State Fair.
The - Selectn WhIskey ID recommended by Df.
]. B. McCaw. 1isE ,4ttl ~ =.
Duf Gordon sherry-our own importation. ft ~
Cigars, OF every grade. Of ous own manufacture.
Liberal disconnt 70 the trade.
-" 5.ss3sat Nv. d. BhAIR D. Coz i
{.,. ., 90S Main street.
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kNo. EGo0,
mo. 5520.I
I'm THE lISTRIlvr- CQIIRT- OF II4Ea-


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
(; BL0o,tBEKSr rh,,IaSn pANKRUPT, IN NIB BAEK-
DAY OF JANUARY, 1S79.-To WHOM 1T May
CONCERN: The undersigned, William Ftegenheim-
er of Richmond, IN the county Of Henrico and State
Of Virginia, hereby gives notice OF his appointment
as assignee OF the estate OF l.. Bloomberg, Of the
county of Henrfco. IN said district. and who was
to Wit, on the lth day Of December, A. ID. 1677ad
judged \ bankrupt upon the petition Of himself by
the District Court OF he United States for said dis
trici. WILLIAM FLHiENHEI1LER. \,
ia 26-S2w Assignee.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF yIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF e.
T: BAIRD. BANKRUPT, N BANKRUpTCYT
AT RICHMOND VA. THIS 14TH DAY Of JAM
UARY. 1S7s.-To WHOM IT May CONCERN: The
undersigned. George b. Harrison, Of Richmond, In
the county Of Henrco and State OF Virginia, hereby
gives notice OF his appointment as assignee Of the
estate Of i. Thompson Baird OF the county or Hen
rico, In said distdet, and WHO was.io wit, on the
bankrupt Upon the petition OF himself by the Dis
tric, Court OF the United States for said DISTRICT
GEORGE Il. HARRISON,
ja 26-S2w Assignee
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We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In manner that cannot be sur.
passed.
We also do all kinds of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filed and de
livered by express or mail.
We will cheerfuly furnish estimates and send
ampcs when req duired. NH 21-d.sw,&w
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CHRISTIAN WoMEN's CITY MISSION
THEIR WORK AND WANTs.-ThiS organiza-
ton of benevolent women is actively at
work ameliorating the condition OF the
poor. and giving them aims wherever
needed rs far as it is in their power. Their
means are, however, so limited that they
are only able to supply small portion Of
the demands upon their charities. The
visitors in every portion Of the city ap-
pointed by them are actively at work, seek
ing out the most needy and helpless, and giv-
ing aid as far as they can. They also have BIZ
ble.readipgs amongst the ignorant and af-
f1icted, which in most cases seems to be en-
joyed and appreciated. In many instances
the thanks for this small comfort are pro-
fuse.
The soup-house, at No. 1414 Franklin
street, established by this association and
conducted under their superintendence, is
doing very much to relieve the Immediate,
pressing wants Of the needy. Here quart
Of soup may be obtained for three cents,
and sufficient quantity OF bread TO
60 with it for two cents, making
| together. enough for hearty dinner
for .fue CENTS Coffee and biscuit also
enough for q breakfast-may be, had for a
small sum-only few. cents. The dis
| tribution of coffee and tea commences
about O'Clock in the morning and OF soup
about eleven, and both are continued for
several hours This branch of the business
| is conducted by Mrs. Metcalf and her two
sons. - ,dz@h.ts,s3
! The visitors attached to this organization
meet at the soup-house every Saturday to
I.report progress. compare notes, and receive
instructions for further work. 70 hear them
| tell OF the poverty and suffering, the utter
destitution, which they often encounter
would soften heart Of stone. ~ .h.St
| They have special meeting at II NJ. to-
day, and every member is expected to be
present. ..e,,...,, ,....f,..:...ig. ..t ss,s
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock there
will be q prayer-meeting in the same place,
and, as is usual, hot coffee will be distributed
| at the close Of the exercises. This is in
tended mainly for the poor and needy, but
any one who feels an'interest in the work is
invited to attend. a@s's,sE ss-.s p s..>.s,l.5
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HooTs. SHOES. a:c.

a CARD TO THE LADIES ANDGG1 :,
AGENTLEMRN OF RICHMOND, yA.-$NN
SUPPORT HOME MANUFACTURlSG.g 80
MAKER. no. Twelfth street, below st. 'James {
Hotel offers TO make 10 order all kinds oi 1aies
and geasiefaen's BOOTS, SH0ES, and GAtTERs,
;eriai and Hrst-class workmanship. Gentiemen's
French salfksn doubie-snsed boots' made tn order
&C $40 per pair: aeatletaens double soled French
skin Ridlers at 81 per pair; ladieo' ccrked-solc
Frtscfs neeie gafters made to order as prices 70
stiE the tincs RcpssinS neatly aud iKopntly at-i
tended To-. Halt. soling and hcciin2 gen.iemen's
boots Nd shoes, u per patrst - ts!a9.tss III
, sts-,,., s A.. gWTLLLAAi SULLLyAS,at.f q
/ IA eodl Id = sEtzSa NO. 81 Twelfth street.
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EVENING. AT O'CLOCK, GUY MANNERING.
..She has won another triumph and produced an
other sensation."-Ne York Herald.
Performance 10 begin with the laughahlc farce,
TO OBLIGE BENSON.
Box-shcet at JoHNSTOS'S and Theatre. Matinee
Prices: Admission, SO cents: reserved seats, 70
rnnrS In 26-ltK
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE

THREE MIG HTS AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
MISS FANNY DAVENPORT
will make her first appearance IN Richmond on
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2STlI,
I'm her great original creation of
MABEL RENFREW
in Augrstn Daly's great society comedy,
PIQ E,
PLAY OF TODAY, produced under Mr. Augtlstin
Daly,s personal supervision. and with ;he
great artists of Mr. Daly's celebrated
Comedv Company In the cast.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10Th, MISS
DAVENPORT will appear In her brilliant and fa-
nous pcrsonation Of LADY TEAZLE In the new
Prince Of Wales version of Sheridan's
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
As arranged by Mr. Augustin DAILY, and offered with
The great New York cast.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE, 2 O'CLOCK, =
will be produced the great play OF ~:
DIVORCE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY. 30TH
MISS DAVENPORT'S FAREWELL. and her only
appearance In her marvellously brilliant persona
tiOn Of ROSALIND In Shakspeare's
AS YOU LIKE IT.
In act fourth MISS DAVENPORT will sing the
Cuckoo song.
SCALE OF PRICES: General admission, 81; Fam
ily Circle. Soc; reserved seats, $50. Box-shee
opens at Johnston's and box-othce OF Theatre FRI.
DAY. January 26th, Mt 9 A. NJ. Ia 24-4t
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PoLIoE GouRT. Aching Justice Cr1ltcEi.
field had Small and unirnpo docket to
consider yesterday.
The case of Henry Latane, charged by
DIR. Lloyd, veterinary surgeon, and others,
with allowing q diseased horse to 60 at large
on the streets, was continued until next
Tuesday. sE
The following were discharged: Cathe-
rine Price feoloredJ. charged with the
larceny OF dress goods from Mary j. Dam
dridge; Frank strausberry, charged With
violation OF the State game-law; and Hugh
Southland, charged with vagrancy.
The case Of young Mccarthy. charged
with shooting Charles Spots, will be called
this morning.
The following parties. charged with vio-
lation Of city ordinances in being disorderly
n.tbe public streets, pulling down signs,
&C., were DISCHARGED: ThodaasvG o. Tinsley,
James E. Powell, Henry Gowen, and Law
renee Brown. John Levy and E. Clarke,
charged with the same offence, were fined
So each.
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VIRGINIA BIBLE SoCIETy.-A grand mass.
meeting sin the interest OF the Virginia Bi.
BILE Society will be. held at Trinity Metbo'
dist church Sunday night ut "a O'Clock
Rev. DIR. Hoge, president of the Society.
interest to all who sympathize with this
good cause. ., ,,,e...ss /. 3