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Ibusiness relations were OF vast impo ortance,
Many thousand dollars were spent In
Richmond annually, and to this city do the
people Of the James-Ri liver valley look for q
market for their prod ducts. He also spoke
| in favor Of the railroad proposed, and said
that his people were anxious that 1t should
be built; and 1.-THE canal was repaired the
county OF Rockbrid dge: Z would turn over
| S259,000 heretofore designed for the Valley
railroad to aid in the construction OF the
James liver road. I, - 49, gs;..si3..,
Mr.. WiIIiam:A Anderson, OF Rock bridge,
was also invited, and addressed the Council
upon the Importance OF speedily repairing
the canal. ...i,..ss'i ii,..s 81 81
THE JAMEs.RIvER VALLEY ROAD.
Mr. Christian fMr. Taylor being in the
chair presented the following; which was
unanimously adopted:
Whereas the Council has duly considered
The report OF the Board OF Public Interests
submitted concerning the James-Riyer and
Kanawha canal and a railroad along the.line
OF the James-RiYer valley, and the recon-
mendations therein contained; therefore
be IL
Resotued (the Board OF Aldermen concur
ringb That in the opinion Of the Council it
is most desirable to have railroad along the
line Of, the James River Valley from Rich
mond to Clifton Forge as soon as practicable;
that the canal along that portion Of the line
Of said valley from Richmond to Buchanan
has shown itself to be inadequate, unrelia-
BILE, and undesirable as permanent means
of transportation, totally nnaelf-sustaining,
and should be abandoned as soon as rail-
road can be substituted therefor.
2. That we request our representatives
in the Legislature to cooperate with the
representatives of the people along the line
OF said valley, the James River and Ka-
nawha Company, and such others as may
be interested therein, fer the purpose OF
obtaining such legislation as may be neces-
sary to run railroad from this city to Cliff
ton Forge along the tow-path Of the James
River and Kanawha canal, or adjacent
thereto, and as far as practicable on the
property Of the said James River and Ka-
nawha Company, and on the best terms
practicable for the interests OF this city.
Board OF Aldermen joint resolution
transferring S405.97 from the city police to
the payroll OF the water department was
taken up and concurred in.
Adjourned. Fss5
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THE MozART.-MoZart Hall was filed last
evening to an uncomfortable degree, espe-
cially to those who chanccd to come ut
late hour. and the programme was in some
respects quite good.
Miss George Powell sang soprano solo
{" Adelaide" by Becthoven). in which she
was accompanied by Professor A. Turner.
Her rendition OF the masters truly beauti-
full creation was chaste and graceful. She
has Il voice Of much sweetness, and uses it
to advantage, but it is so essentially par
lor voice that much OF its effectiveness is
lost in large hall.
Mr.. Redford, in the tenor solo, "Be Thou
Faithful Unto Me-" by Mendelssohn, ac-
Quilted himself most handsomely. BE was
in. fine voice, and sang better than we have
ever heard him.
The duo for violin and piano from Doni-
zetti was well executed by Dr.. Bartkowsh
and Professor j. Reinhardt, for which they
received well-deserved and hearty applause
| from their audience.
Mr.. Luerssen, in his solo on the either,
was enthusiastically received by the au-
dence; so much so. in fact, that the usual
prohibited encore was permitted. The IN
strument has sweet, sentimental tones, but
| is essentially unsuited 10 the concert hall.
The orchestra rendered three pleasing Sc
lections; OF which the Pot Pouri, by Ham,
with the exception Of little discord in the
introduction by the wind instrument, was
the best rendered. In their execution OF
Lumbye's Traumbilder" there was a
marked and painful discord between the
clarionct. hautboy, and flutes: Cherubini's
overture OF Lodiska was, all things consid-
cred, well given. a zt as Jaut
The Baton, the organ of the Mozart Asso-
citation, appeared last night in new and
enlarged form. 1t is now four-page duo
decimo of elegant typographical appear
ance, and edited with considerable taste
and Judgment. An exceptional feature OF
Mozart audience-tbe quietude which pre-
walls before the opening overtnre-may be
credited TO the entire absorption OF the au-
dience in the perusal OF this entertaining
little journal. 1t was especially interesting
last night, when it did not commit the error
OF using its limited space for the discussion
OF political or internal-improvement mat
tiers or other heavy topics, which scarcely a
man or woman in the audience will read,
however able the treatment. Breyity, light
ness, humor, variety, generally are, and
oaght to- be, its characteristics. and its
editor knows how to employ them oil with
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TnncaSALAND nAILRoAD.

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COMMON :CoUN-
\ CIT YEsT ERDAY--kN IMPORTANT AMEND
MENT Tcs THE ORDINANCE CONCERNING
SALARIES OF 0FFrCERs-AN ApPRoPRLA-
TON sAs,,lED I'm AID OF PREPARING TUE
CANATS-THE JAMEs-RIvER VALLEY:
RoAD-ADDREssEs BY GENERAL SMITH
I AND NIX, ANDERSON OF LEXINGTON. &c.
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CONSTITUTION AMENDMENTS Proposed
The Joint Committee on Constitutional
Amendments have agreed to report in favor
Of several changes of the present Constitu-
ton. They will recommend the abolition
of the present county-court system and the
substitution therefor OF the old Justices
court, and they propose the appointment
by-th Governor of four iutices from each
masis erial district. whose regular term shall
be eight years, but the first justices appoint
ed shall be divided into four classes, and that
one fourth OF them, including one from
each district, shall vacate at the end of two
years; one fourth at the end Of four years,
and one fourth at the end OF six years and
that after the first appointment the county
court Shall elect justices to fill all vacan-
cies, either by expiration OF term or other
wise, to be commissioned by the Gov
ernorson their certificate Of election. >'>t
They have agreed not to propose an
amendment striking out the second sec
tton OF the act prohibiting the taxing Of the
taking and catching of oysters with tongs.
They have agreed to report an amend
mcnt relieving the judges of the Supreme
Court from writing and preserving their
opinions in all cases, leaving it to their dis
cretion.
They have agreed to strike out the 21st
section of the 9th article, which. provides
for the annual registration Of births, mar
riages, and deaths. egss .Fs, 90.
The committee propose further amend
ing the Constitution so as to abolish the
board OF supervisors and deyolye their du-
ties upon the county court, which is to be
composed Of all the justices when sitting
for the purpose. Of settling accounts and
laying the county lew
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Richmond, Va., January 10, 1878.

MOZART HALL-RICE oMBIEAT1oN-
OPERA BOUFFE-The merits OF this COM
pany, which is to make its first appearance
in Richmond this evening at Mozart Hall,
are but little known in our community, but
we are informed by one who knows that it
possesses attraction and merit. The en-
comiums lavished upon the performance OF
g Evangeliuen by the entire northern
press and its immense success in all the
principal cities OF the Union should be in
itself sufficient guarantee OF its undenia-
BILE merit; but people at distance do not
see or note these things.
The company comes to Us at time when
it must needs "measure swords" with
strong odds in competing for an audience
with Mr.. Lawrence Barrett. But after to-
night, having "rendered unto Caesar the
things that are his" our theatre-goers can
not do better than to remember I" Evange-
lipe.'' and lend their encouragement and
presence to the young American authors,
Messrs. Rice and Goodwyn..
/. Tragedy, as we are privileged to see NJ
inst now beneath the touch and welding
OF a master-hand, is an immense attraction,
| and Barrett's Richelieu, Cassius, and Rich
ard, may well hold us speltbound and alb
sorbed. But there are few, truth 10 tell.
who are not old enough already to feel that
good, honest laugh Is q better thing In Its
way "a greater help In lie, IL we may SO
express it) than the sights and sounds OF
murders, Deaths. assassinations, and the
| like; and when the mirth-pfovoktng plot
| is borne to US on the wings OF melody and
| in the words OF merriment and song we
grant our weakness, our willingness, nine
times in ten to swap off the one for the
other, or, at least, to prefer some OF 6oth
when both are put before US.
This evening friday aud Saturday eve
! ming, and on Saturday at matinee, the
Iopera OF Evangeline will be performed
i Free from all impurities OF plot and: dietion
/ IL isa proof that burlesaue opera does no
IEneed the desorming presence OF vice te
i make It attractive. ss
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q WE WOULD PARTICULARLY CALL THE ATTgN-
TIoa Of all those in any way interested in the to-
bacco business, or in need Of fixtures, to the sale
TO-DAY Of the complete set OF Tobacco- Factory
Fixtures In the factory now occupied BY s.. ri.
Bailey, Esq, at The corner Of Seventh and Cary
streets. The sale will begin at o'clock. and great
bargains will certainly be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-18

JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL Con-
PANY.-An adjourned meeting Of the stock
holders OF the James River and kanawba
Canal Company was held yesterday at II
O'Clock: A. n. at the Office of the company.
Thomas ". McCance, Esq, presided, and
Colonel William P. Munford acted as secre-
tary. Without transacting any business OF
importance the meeting was further adj
iourned over until this evening at 5 O'Clock,
at the same place, when a full attendance OF
the stockholders is expected.
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THE "GLENwoop" /" WHIsKEY took the first pre-
MUM au the State Fair. .......,.. u ...a.
The g 3 Select" Whiskey IS recommended by DIR.
j. B. McCaw. @E1
Duff Gordon Sherry-our own importation. -
Cigars, Of every grade, of our own manufacture.
Liberal discount to the trade. ~
w. u. BLAIR & Co.,
.r-s.E g. 903 Main street.
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but go at once to LEVY BROTHERS, aud purchase
pair Of the cheapest Bed-Blankets that you ever
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!. sAKs & Co, lola Main street.

W. NJ. GILES & co.: Since the introduction OF
your LISIMENT IoDIDE OF AMMONIA In this city
the sale of all other lnmen,s, extracts, lotions
licfs, and oils have ceased.
GILEs's LINIMENT IoDIDE OF AMMONIA per-
forms wonders. Should tell you OF all the cures
has effected 1t would take large book to bold them.
j. w. THOMAS, JR., Druggist,
ell Butte street, Norfolk, Va.
Sold by PURCELL, LApp & CO., Richmond.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done 81 the
DISPATCH PE1NTING-HOusE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. 't.'' -, -
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TIE REDUCED PRICES OF CARPETS AT Levy
BROTHERS, are causing them 10 go of fast. Delay
not If you want cheap carpet. .t g.
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Z. AT NO TIME since Dry Goods have been manu-
factured have the prices been low as they are at
this time; but you can only get the full benefit OF
low prices by purchasing ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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N. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents. hiserl ad-
vertisements In al Of the newspapers of the United
S.aes at publishers rates. Orers left at the DIS
patch countins-room will receive prsmat atteu-
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AUCTION'sALES THIS DAY.

Ed- On all sales OF Real Estate made bsfioeta
the present year hapeto Be paid bs the pnrchlser
On al sales made the lst Of Jut ana Adtt
nj the near the tareS hdret0 be paid 6 the ssHeE
(ThiS custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv ali the real estate agents in Richmond aud ar
riicsto Richmond and Viciptty.1 ~
ROBERTsB. LYME, IL A. M. trustees sale OF a
i. complete set OF t0haccolfactory fixtures, IN tne
factory corner OF Seventh and Cary streets.
PoINDEXTER & TUPPEH. AZ z. H.. trustees
sale OF a brick building on First street between
Main and Franklin.
JAMES MACDOUGALL. 10if A. n. pereElptory
sale Of furniture, ptano, iron safe, snow
cases, &c. =ag ..-sz z;--sj *, .r..4s4.,g.
DAVENPORT 6 MORRIS, cargo OF 3,7co bags
Kio coffee. j1,Sss .SI D9tEEr: S6,tsHiAl.@
E. 3. COOK: 10 a: NJ, clothing, uotious, house
hold furniture, &c.
JAS. MACDoUGALL, 10xA. sf., rosewood case
=. 7H-octaye piano. ls .,s.: tti1t i-.-t,gy;t J i
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Miss ASDERsos's 'sESGAGEMsNT.--The GALE
of reserved seats for Miss Mary Andersor's
engagement viii commence at Johnston's
music-store to-day. : 20
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THE BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK vELyETs AT
LEVY BROTHERS are tho cheapest ever offered in
this city. You save at least fifty per cent. by
making your purchases Of then,. y s.3
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Ho, Fon CHURCH HILL AND THE WEST END .
To accommodate persons living in the West End
and on Church Hill. will at the close Of each per-
fortnance given by Barrct, omnibus from the
Theatre out Broad street to Thirtietif; also, one
from the Theatre down Seventh to Grace, up Grace
to Foushee, down Fousllee to Franklin. up Franklin
10 Laurel. Fare, csc. A. W. GARBER.
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Z MONEY can be saved by purchasing some those
remnants OF Ladies' Dress Goods which LEVY Bro
THEIRS are Offering so cheap.
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JUST RECEIVED at 1909 Main street, OVER
COATS, DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS. Bought
for cash; sold at small profit for cash. .l..
j. II. SIMPSON & Co,
1909 Main street.
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT. The concert
which Mr.. Graut proposes giving in re.
sponse to the call OF anumber OF prominent
citizens, will take place on Saturday Feb
rtary I'd. ut Mozart Hall. As this is the
first compliment that has been paid this
young gentleman in this way, in i nc.
acknowledgement Of the generous help he
last three or four years, our citizens should
turn out In force, and give him o signal and
substantial mark .! their appreciation.
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& INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. Jefferson
Lodge, No. 4, has Installed the following
officers for the ensuing term: u. @. Adams,
NJ a.; w O. Martin, y !. g !. !; j.. B. Vaughn.
secretary ". a. . :, reasurer !; Z Irvine q
O.; Otis Russell, i. s.. M. sG.s
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WEATHER REPORg

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY For the Mid
die Atlantic States. clear or partly cloudy
weather, southerly winds, and falling ba-
ron1eter. :.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States. clear or partly cloudy weather, fight,
variable winds, stationary with high. pres
sure.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio yalIey,warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, southerly winds, and falling ba-
rometcr.
Tx WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. n, 80 !;
Q A. NJ, So; noon, So; 8 P. NJ, 55; 8 P.
NJ, 46; midnight, SO.
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REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
TUE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ON THE
ARMSTRONG SPECIAL PREaIUMs.-Eariy in
the spring OF 1876 Mr.. William NJ. Arm
strong, a patriotic citizen OF New York,
communicated to the editor OF the Southern,
Planter and Farmer his wish to offer the
sum OF S100 to be used rs special premiums
for the best essays on the improvement OF
the wornout lands Of Virginia, with the con-
dition that these essays were to he submitted
to the Executive Committee OF the State
Agricultural Society, and those adiudged to
be the best were to be published in the south-
ern Planter and Farmer for the benefit OF
its readers. The offer Of Dir. Armstrong
was communicated to the Society, and
due publication Of it was made. At
the State Fair OF 1875 q number OF essays
were presented, but the authors almost in
every case seemed to misunderstood the
conditions on which the premiums were
offered, and the Examining Committee OF
the Society felt bound to withhold the
award of premiums. This fact was COM
municated to Mr. Armstrong, and he con-
tinued his offer for the succeeding year in
the following specific shape:
For essays on the best method OF farming
100 acres OF land on plan OF diversified
production I'D eicu Ol tuc lOlloNl Ing Wv lS-
ions OF the State :. 'Tidewater, Southside,
Piedmont, and the Valley-twenty-tive dol
lars to each.
At the Fair OF 1877 number OF essays
were presented from each Of these sections,
and the Executive Committee OF the Society
have taken steps to have them duly and
carefully examined, with the following re-
suit:
/. The best essay from Tidewater to Will
liam Pollybank, of Henrico county.
2. The best essay from Soutbside to Hen
~ j. Wilson, OF Cumberland county.
3. The best essay from Piedmont to j
w. Porter, OF Albemarle county.
4. The best essay from the Valley to pa
per signed Springdale," Of Shenandoah
county.
The committee take occasion to say that
| from each OF these sections there were com
peting essays OF sufficient merit to make i
| difficult to discriminate, and Of these honor
able mention will be made, as follows: The
essay OF 0. A. Browne, of Accomac county
the essay of Charles S. Morton, OF unknown
county; the essay of Walter c. Preston, o.
Culpeper county; the essay Of A. A. Nc
Donald, of unknown county. fi
| S. P. MOORE, Chairman.
| Richmond. Va., January 10, 1878.
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NEW TRIAL ORDERED By THE SUPREME
CoURT.-The Supreme, Court Yesterday re-
yersed the judgment Of the Hastings Court
In the case OF George johnson, rho was
convicted in the Hastings Court on the 16th
OF November last OF breaking and entering
the room OF Dir. j. B. Crenshaw! at the st.
Claire Hotel, and stealing about s60 in
money, and sent to the penitentiary for five
years. The Court remanded the case, and
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Mark Anthony, at the end OF the act, after
his oration, was called before the curtain

ss1 at the conclusion Of the play there was
applause for Barrett. Mfr. Iangdou re-
5spcnded for him. Coming before the icpr-
tain and returning thanks be said that Mr..
Barrett, not anticipating the call, was dis
robed. fCheers.] -.
}i'F Tonight Richard lII fll: sg,qts
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DUNKARD CHURcH.-Professor Howard
Miller, the secretary and representative OF
the Home and Foreign Mission Service, is
now in the city, and will go to the Valley
from here. :
Miss Julia A. Wood is the president OF
the Sisters section Of this body, and con-
trols thirty-threc thousand women OF that
BODY in their mission enterprises.
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The GOLD sAsE.--in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday jim the case OF the
United states Government against ex-Goy-
!. ernor William Smith for S5. 900 in gold paid
the latter from the State Treasury on tisa
EYE Of the evacuation, the jury beng IIna-
Die toagree. was discharged.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-Y Yesserday after
noon while anumber Of youths were playing
ON Capitol street o pistol in the pocket OF
Master Mccarthy was discharged, and n
youth named Spott was accidentally shot In
the feshy part Of the thigh. Drs. Beall and
Knox were called in and the ball extracted.
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l. UNITED STATES DIsTRIcT CoURT, THURS
DAY-Jadge Hughes presiding. In tht
cases OF. Joseph c.. Shaw and Henry NJ. Lem,
mon. The assignee, was directed TO answer
the petitions OF the bankrupts, fled this day,
within ten. days, and in the mean time to re.
fraiu from proceeding under the order en-.
tered herein on the 9th instant. 81.
In the matters OF Daniel Jones and James
II. Slater. Jacob Cohn was appointed u.s.
lsignee. .s; ~ .gifg +, Il .3s ls5a ~
+ In the cases Of r. n. :Waring and T. j..
Waring. James M. Matthews was appoint-
ed assignee, and the bankruptsF and the
|beneficiartes in certain deeds of trust, and
the trustees thereof, were ordered to show
cause before this court, on the 9Th Of Febru-
ary next, why the life estate in certain real
estate surrendered by the bankrupts should
not, be sold to pay the liens thereon.
In the matter Of William Dobson. John
s. Wise, who was appointed special COM
missioner for the purpose, was directed to
convey to John W. Dobson the 343 acres Of
land bought by him in this cause.
In the case OF Henry Watkins. W.F. G.
Garnett and r. II. Duesberry, who were
appointed special commissioners for the
purpose, were ordered to sell the property
of the bankrupt conveyed to them as trus-
tees, and after paying the amount secured
10 them to deposit the balance in bank to
the credit OF the Court.
In the case OF Emanuel Levi. Order
allowing the bankrupt homestead ex-
emption.
IL The matter Of L. j Judson w alker. The
sale OF the bankrupt's real estate made by
the assignee was confirmed, and the assignee
directed to deposit the proceeds, thereof in
bank and make deed to the purchaser.
In the cause Of Woodson ct ais, Us. the
steamer Isis. The marshal was authorized
to accept bid OF $500 for the vessel, and
directed to deposit the amount in bank.
Claimants were directed to appear on the
9TH OF February next to assert their claims.
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PERSON John Dickinson,
senator from Grayson, having been detained
from his seat for several days on account OF
severe indisposition, yesterday appeared
again in the Senate.
General William Malone was in the city
yesterday.
Lewis Fl. Frayser, Esq, returned yester-
day from Washington, where he had been
in attendance at the tobacco conference as
q representative of the Richmond manu-
facturers.
Among the Petersburgers who came over
last night to see Barrett in Julius Caesar
were T. v. Morton. the bright local of the
Petersburg San, lately suspended, and
William E. Mingea, the popular agent Of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company.
In the next weekly issue of the Detroit
Free Press will be published the first OF a
series OF articles from Rev. DR.. Jones de-
scriptive of experiences in the Army Of
Northern Virginia. It will be entitled
uDown the Valley After Stonewall's
Quartermaster,' General Banks"
The three counsel employed by Governor
Kemper on the order OF the House OF Dele
gates to investigate the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal case and General Johnson's con-
nection herewith, expect to receive each a
fee OF $1,5O0 for. services so far rendered.
Messrs. Forbes and Seawell expect a re-
tainer, also, OF $1,000. General Fields, now
being Attorney General, does not ask extra
compensation for future services in the
case.
Mcssrs. S. Z. Mayo, John "A. Curtis, and
Thomas NJ. CulIingworth, will accept thanks
for courtesies extended at the Halcyon mas
querade last night.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco EX-
change yesterday were Walker Jones, Vir-
ginia; l.. B. Vaughan, Hanover; Thomas
j. Talbot, Danville; Samuel Watkins,
Henderson, n. c.; w. S. Archer, Pow.
hatan; Fentop holland, Ashland; William
Driscoll, Kentucky; William Moulton,
Boston, Mass. Mahlon Chance, fremont,
Ohio; G. Peyton, Charlottesville; Thomas
Snead, New York; Henry Weislnger,
Louisville, KY; ). R. Yeatman, Lynch
| burg,
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Memorial Ceremonies Ye.te terday.

IMPOSING DEMONSTRATION By THE
ITALIANS OF RiCHMoND-sERy1CEs AT
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY FATHER
,JANssENs, &C., DC. s.. 81 IA & 81. !.