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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01
BY ROOert Il. Lyne.
Real Estate Agent and Auc.i0necr.
No. 1917 Main street.

SALE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- ~ THE. CITY OF MANCHESTER At hit-
TION.-By virtue of decree Of the Chanc"ry Court
OF the clty Richmond entered on the In day "i
December 1877. in the suit OF Lync's a>sRnees rs.
Rowman et MS. we. the undersigned, ~ special
com ni.sioncrs appointed by said decree. viii oi'"r
for sale ut public ancti0r, upon III" premises on
o'clock r. ~. the following REAL. ESEATE.tD
wit: That VALUABLE LOT, with a FRAME
DWELLING and other improvements thereon IN
tbn riIv Of Tnuchrstcr on Fifteenth street be-
tween Perry and rorIer str. cts. LACEY occupied by
ID. G.. Bowman. deceased. go,
The above sale Is mad" at III" r~h siii roS' Oh NtF'
Socrates Brooks. tho former purchaser. Who Mi'
fliler to comply with the terms OF sale.
TERMS: One third cash: rc.ida" AZ slX, t"t!E''
and eighteen months. the purcha>c I" Give n"g"t.-
BILE notes with legal interest added IRON me HsY oi
sale. aud the lille 10 be- retained until al the rur-
cllnsc-mon"S f. paid and conveyance nrrrrdby me
Cur, EDWARD \. CANNON.
MEADE. HASklS$,
,lrDo Special Commissioners.
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By Guddin, Warren < Co.. AnctioncerS.
ll06 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME
L TENEMENT AND LOT ON H RV +
STREET NEAR ROBINSON STREET. IN TIE
TOWN OF SIDNEY, AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue
of the provisions of deed of trust executed by
Henry Moore to The subscriber trustee, hearing
daic 7th December, 1876, To secure the payment OF
a certain negotiable note therein specified, in Which
default has been made, and being thereto required
by the beneficiary under said deed Of trust so TO do.
Shall procee to sell on THURSDAY the 10th day
Of january. 1878, upon the premises at o'clock
p NJ the REAL ESTATE conveyed and dcsci bed
I'm said deed, rs follows-lo-wlt: All that certain
LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements there
on living ana being In the county of lienrico in the
town OF Sidney. on Harvic street, fronting on the
north side Of said arvie street PA feet and extend
Ing back within parallel lines IA feet. 1t being the
same real estate conveyed TO tile said Moore by
james G. Hardy and wife.
TERMS: At sale. JAMES r. GOl1i)lN.
do 90 Trustee.
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Circait Court of Henrico.

Ctrcnit Court of Henric0.a
Judge, Is. r. Wexford, Jr. Clerk, George
w. Carter. Crier, Sheriff OF Henrico.
Courtroom, Stearns's building.
Actions at law-Nnmber commenced, 49,;
pending. Is; decided, AZ; removed to other
courts, 10.
Suits in cquity-Number commenced, 81
pending, 2G0; introductory DEGREES, 2i3;
final DEGREES, ~; removed from other
courts, 1 removed to other courts, 2.
DAYS OF session-Fall term, IS; spring
term, 81; intermediate Or special term, o.;
total, 21a.
s Henraco County Court.
Judge, Edmund C. Minor. Clerk, Samuel
p. Waddill. Deputy Clerk, George W.
Carter. ~
Number OF criminal cases disposed Of
Feionies, %; Inisd emeanors, SS-ztotal, III.
Number OF criminal cases pending, 8;
amount OF fines imposed by the court,
s725.O2; atnountof fines imposed by JUS
\ tees and paid into court during the year,
3 $685. OF.
No report has been made OF civil business
! as the Jurisdiction OF county courts is so
very limited In such mat tiers.
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PROFESSIONAL AND TRADES
UNIONS.
Richmond Pharmaceutical Associa
ton.


tom.
The Pharmaceutical Association OF Rich
mond was organized in 1878, and Is COM
posed of the leading druggists OF the city.
Its chief objects are the promotlon OF cui-
tura. and the diffusion of knowledge il the
practice Of pharmacy, and the maintenance
OF such relations between physicians, phar-
maeists, druggists, and the people at large,
upon Just principles, which shall enhance
the public welfare and tend to the mutual
benefit OF members. Officers: President,
Hugh Blair; First yice-President, Joseph
n. Willis; Second yiee-President, Powha /
tan e. Dupuy; Recording Secretary, joseph n
Anthony; corresponding Secretary, L.
Roberts Baker; Treasurer. B. c. Lewis.
Executive Committee: William ?. Poy-
thress. polk Miller, Jesse Child. Members:
john purcell, Henry Bodeker, Richard 81.
Meade. John B. Purcell, "A. w. Voting,
If. John ". Pierce, Robert w. Powers.
r. III. Cary, George 81. Cary, Edward G.
Taliaierro, w. al. s. Conrad, William ID.
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+Sote-The record of deaths in December IL made
I'M to the 22d of December. From the returns made
to this Office up to that date 2l deaths were reported
among the white and 50 among The co'ored popuia-
rate for the balance Of the year will he as above
reported, being an increase OF only IL deaths over
the year 1876. w
THE estimated population of the city at The middle
of the wear was 77.5O0-whitc. 44.400: colortd
33.1O0. This gives an Increase of 1870 10 the
white and $50 10 the col0red population. The rate
OF mortality per 1000 Of the entire population Is
213l The rate of mortality Of The white popula-
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Nv w Gntl,Iip.
Real Estate Agent anu Auctionccr.
corner OF Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE FRAME
4 DWELLING AND SEVERAL HANDSOME
VACANT LOTS. AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF BAKER AND FOURTH STREETS.-As ,rlrs-
Il IN certain deed Of trust braring date the Il
of December, 1876, duly recorded in Richmond
Chanccry Court. in Deed-BUok &. No. lO9, page
371- shall sell at auction, on the premises.
THURSDAY, Sd OF January, 1878, at ! O'Clock H..
NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed BY The said deed.
fronting on The east side of Fourth street SO feet
running back l22 feet To alley o f. ct wide, hay
ing thereon excellent FRAMED DWELLING;
containing five roons, now In the occupancy Of Mr.
Michael Du2an.
The property viii be divided to sell off three
vacant lots from the dwelling.
TERMS: Cash as to $1,000 and expense Of sale:
balance on such terms as shall he announced n the
sale. w. GO)DlN, Trustee.
+. S.-Scycnty-Gvc feet Of the foregoing propert y
fronting the eastern hnc OF Fourth street, Was
sold by lie ut auction on The 27th ri December
1877. and purchased By p.J. Kennedy. who having
failed to comply with the terms "i sale, II will pow
again b- sold at auction TN the 81 of January 1878
1T O'Clock 7. VI. W. GODDIN,
de 81 Trustee.
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By GrubbS 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DEREMPTORI SALE OF UPPER
L BRANDON, on JAMES RlVER.-On TUES
DAY the 18th of January, 1878, at noon, ut the
office of Grubbs l. Williams. auctioncerS. In the city
OF Richmond. the undersigned will sell at public
auction, without reserve, the beautiful ESTATE
known as UPPER BRANDON. In Prince George
county, Va. 1t is mt present divided into two farms
OF nearly equal area. comprising together about
SIXTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF AR i l.
LAND. besides woodland: but II it seem cHpcdIcnt
will be- further subdiv ided 1T the lime OF sale.
THE TERMS of decree are: One fourth CASH pat
ancc at one two and three years, negotiable notes.
approved security 1T six per cent. Title retained
uni til The purchase money i paid
Persons DESTROYS OF viewing the properly are M
yitrd to visit IL before The dry of sale.
K. HARRISON.
&. SHIRLEY HARRISON.
GEORGE BYRD HARRISON.
Executors and Commissioners.
CRUCES K WILLIAMS, Anctinncer>. de "a
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Bv Robert 4. Paine, Auctioneer.
By X. b. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
office opposite the courthouse,
Manchester. Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEAl

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEAT
i COTTAGE HOUSES IN THE CITY OF MAN
CHESTER Is GOOD NEIGHBORliOODS.-By
virtue OF Il deed of trust executed TO me trustee
on the 26h day of October. and duly recorded
In fhe clerks Office OF he Hastings Court Of the city
of Manchester. d. B. l, page 294 shall proceed to
1878, the following. described property:
All OF that certain piece or parcel of LAND Stiu-
ated on the north line of Thirteenth street, between
Semmes street ard the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. The 10, fronts 30 feet; has upon II good
house. containing three or four rooms tnow occu-
pied Dv Dir. Robert Steinbackl.
Also one other LOT or PARCEL of LAND still
atcd on the southeast corner OF Eighth and stock
ton streets, fronting along Elghim street - lecr:
There are two very desirable COTTAGE HOUSES
upon these lots. now occupied by good tenants.
This sale should engage the attention OF those
seeking investments or comfortable homes.
TERMS: Dnc fourth cash: balance on credits eli
six twelve and eighteen months. evidenced by ne
gotiablc note, with six per cent interest added and
secured ny Il deed of trust.
. in Lot JOHN -. W ISL. L NS1eP.
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Journeymen TaiIors' Protective / MON
and Benevolent Society.
METEOROLOGICAL.

The table below gives the average read
ings OF the thermometer for each month du-
ring the past year. The observations were
taken at sunrise from an instrument graded
according to the Fahrenheit scale. The
lowest point reached was Oh January Sd,
when it marked 80. On six days it reached
1OOo-riz., June I'd, July Sd, 26th, 9th,
Doth and August Doth:
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Ry }. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aur.i"ii"tr'
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DIV Fla
ING No. l05 EAST CANA. sIREEi.-HN
yIr;uc OF two a. eds OF trust executed ~ Jnhh ~
Bedford and wife-thc first dated 9th % February
1874 and the second dated 9Th OF ocioIt" $50
ana recorded respectively In the kichn0na nan
rrry Court. D. Is. lu2 \. page IVA. ana -. ID. lup'
page 2sti 10 secure the Mutual l'ui!din" ana Lon
and whrr.a, dCfaul has teen ili:"i" ih
the payment TO the slid Association ana We me 'i-
drrsryncd the present trustees Of said Association,
h.uy rpruirad So to do by The said AsSocnion WI
sell ON WEDNESDAY. December 20. 1871 II
o'clock on the prcdi SIS. the following kF.ai; -
TATE, beng certain LOT OF LAND In me cil'o!
Richmond on the south sdcO Of tanil strcl DctN'cii
First and Second streets. beginning ol irtt ~
inches east Of Fir-t street. running tis'"aiFL y"
Canal street 10 feet, and back uewccn paratiri h1
100 feet, being The same properly cnhHcycH 10 sal"
Bedford by John VI. Goddn April -. 1913.
TERMS: By consent whilst the deeds above re-
frrreu 10 call for CASH the term, viii be one th
cash. balance IN six and twelve months, Interest
added and secured BY decd OF trust.
J. THOMPSOS BROWN
S.HIRSH, Tru,'cr'.
John r.. HAWKINS.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctionecr.
POSTPUNEMENT.
Post pouc, by direction OF tie trustees. on account
of the weather. 10 WEDNESDAY, JaLuary ID, at
the above time and place >,.,>. ,rn,;,>-
deo7 Anciioucer.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following is q statement OF the num-
Der OF marriage licenses issued from the
clerks office of the Hastings Court OF the
city of Richmond and the county clerks
office during the year ending on the 31st
day OF December, 1877:
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Meets daily, except legal holidays, over the
First National Bank, on Main street, next tc
the corner Of Eleventh. Membership, %
Officers: r. II. Maury, president; John c.
Williams, vice-president; &. A. Davenport,
secretary and treasurer. Organized in May,
1873
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BY T.. -. Cook. Auctlonecr.
No. 20 Governor street.

GALE OF DESIRABLE GOODS.-Hav-
~ ing rented my country residence near Mitchelrs
Spring. on EIenrico turnpike. unfurnshed. | will
offer for sale at auction on The premises. on THURS
DAY The Sd OF January. Vehicles. Cows. Fowls,
Corn. Oats, Hay. Saddles. Hlruess. Carts, Farning
Implements. Paleu; Churns. Farm Boilers. etc. ETC.
etc.: KITCHEN and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
of Mahogany, Rosewood. and Black Walnut, en-
bracing BrdSteads, WarIrobps. Bureaus, Tables,
Chairs Sofas, Scit"cS- Refri2erafors, Coolers, Eta
CERES, Book-Casc. Understands. Piano, MeloGcon.
sid boards Washstands, Centrc-Tah!es, Marble Hat,
Racks. Book.Stands. Curtains, Table Linen. Glass
ware. Plates, DShe> Pictures, Stoves. etc. ETC., etc
Sale commences ut 10 O'Clock.
TERMS: At sale. =. T.. DOVE.
+. i. COOK. Auctionccr. dc 81
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MORTUARY. REPORT.

The following mortuary statistics for the
wear ending December 22d were complied
from the reports Of the Board OF Health
DR.. J. G.. Cabell (president), DR.. w. Il. lay
lor, and DR.. F. D. Cunningham:
Whole number OF deaths, 1,619-white,
go: colored, $40. In addition to the above
147 stilI-born were reported in the city, OF
which II were white and 106 were colored.
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Gy }. l.. ApDcrsou.
Peal Estate Agent and Auctionrer.
l0l6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER AND TUCKA
HOE CREEK, TWELVE MILES ABOVE Ritii-
MOND.-By virtue OF deed of trust from John
Wickham to the undersigned. Williams I. WICK
ham, aud William Overtnn Winston. now deceased,
,laied the 18th of July, S5S. and recorded IN the
Cofhiy Courts OF Hcmrlco and Goochland, made Ia
to secure to Macurg Wickham the payment OF sam
Of money therein mentioned. >hall, at the request
of The said Maclurg Wickham, offer for sale NJ public
auction on THURSDAY, Il lh 0fJanuary nrXt.it Z
O'Clock NJ in front of The National Bank OF Virginia,
in tie city of Richmond. for ready money, the PhO.
PEkTY conveyed b" the said deed. and dcscrimd
therein AS all that PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND
wing on James river and Tuckahoe creek. IN the
counties of Ienrico and Goochl md, which was
allotted 10 the said John Wickham In deed OF par
Iition between him and Liillrton w. 1. Wlckhaiii.
dated the 18Th of July. 1898, containing 63l
$50 1000 ACRES, more or less.
'rhis ESTATE, consists Of land of great value ana
fertility large portion being hrSf-rae JamesrriFer
and Tuckahoc-creek low-grounds: andlt Is DeileVcl
there is no property in the vicinity OF kichihoho
more desirable. ,,, ,. H.,
The mineral rights OH the land having been DIS
nosr6 of separately and subsequent To The deed oi
tru>t aforesaid will be excluded from tue sale.
TERMS: Though the deed requires the SAFE 10 nc
for ready money liberal credits. 20 be made Known
at IN. sale vii! be aowei 10 the purcilaser
- way WILLIAMS c. WlCkHAM'
Surviving Trustee
DECEMBER 20, 1877. uc ~
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COUNTY.
CITY.
| White. cezersa White. colorsd.
DEEDS RECORDED.

The following is statement OF the num-
her OF deeds recorded in the Offices Of the
Chancery Court in this city and the Hen
rico Countv Court:
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALt

7 \ n D ;.
r have in nv charge for sale \ large number oil
pipS.r cI ASS EST ATES. with splendid Improve.
ments, and LARGE and SMALL FARMS, WIN anu
without buildings, In every section OF the ot'tC
Many OF the Large estates are situated on me Jane
York, Kappaharnock, and other rivers, anu mianf
Of The small farms lie near the city Also, MiN r.
RAJ, TiMBERED. and GRALiN" LANb' 80
'"s'n'~ ""A GEORGE VI. DREWRf,
de Palm i"Af hatp
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ST.. JoHs's CEMETERY fEPIsCo Ll--Du-
ring tile past year there were only two bu-
rails in Sc. Johns Cemetery. Since Noyem-
Der ], 1868, there have been eleven inter-
ments. This cemetery il owned and
governed by the city.
ST.. MART's CEMETERY (GEaHAN).-F IL.
Aug,lst. iSe1ton.-During the yearthere were
II interments-vlz. !: II Infants and adults.
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The following table shows the number OF
deaths monthly Of the two races from 1871
to 1877, both inclusive:
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COURTS or Law.

UHstsd states District Court for she
Esastcan District OF Virginia.
Judge, Hon. Robert w. Hughes. Clerk,
John r. popflam; Deputy Clerk, William
b. Wall. Courtroom, custom-house
building.
BANKRUPTCY CASES.
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!. AUCTION sArEs.-ru,u~. n. :.
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets

STORAGE WAREHOUSE BUILDING
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTIOE.-On TUESDAY
the sth Of January, 1878. ut o'clock 7. NJ, III
sell. on the premises, by order OF Mr. Thomas "
McCanre, surviving executor. the LARGE WARE
HOUSE al Rockets belonging To The late firm Of
Dunlop, Moncure & Co. The said building Is 80 By
so feet. four stories high. The building rnust ~.
taken down promptly. In this building there i. \
large quantity of bricks, besides lu:nher and the
roof was recently covered with heart 'h!ngl1.
3 TERMS Cash. \" GODDTS.
Ia | AErtlnnprr
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TNOR NEW 10 K ATTIC U1u aI{Fh
dominion Steamship Conl'anN . s.aesss s1,
steamship wYANOKE; .,s' o,.,o. oIsn wiz Dali
E,,aI.Gi received until o'clock MONDAY Nv T.
MING. ,, ,; o,ods for
Through bills or ladng signed anu s3oas .o
warded with dispatch 10 all points hor'h' so"'N'
east. and west: also, 10 foreign port.
Passenger accommodations GRsarfassea: ,,.S.ts
Cabin fare TO New York, Sl2; soina-trip 'ieAsS'
500 Storage, So and 80.
For freight or passage, apply 10 20, Isa,ls.
dasf-at Companv's Wharf. hecAoNs. -
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nEpaRTtrRE or STEAMERS.

NOE PHILADELPHIA PRO srsFTS
II WHENCE AND BUST'ON.- -Stesm-@ s4ssAssss'
W. t,ntaiu PIATr, VIII receive freight Tor
the above ports unlil TUESDAY the II January
at 10 O'Clock \. u. W. l. Wv ,aan,
Ia - INSSeS.
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The following is the mortality for each
month OF the year:
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Auction SALES---Futu1rcD Days.
By Jno. +. Laugrton, Jr. lAgent,) Auctloncer.
No. 1928 Franklin street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DESKS,
Al STOVES, TRIMMED HATS, &C. AT AUG
TION.-On WEDNESDAY the % instant, at l0h
O'Clock, will sell ut my auction-house. No. 1928
Franklin street,
/ handsome WALNUT WARDROBE (ncwl.
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUREAU,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
Frs.
WARDROBES. CUPBOARDS,
excellent OFFICE-DESkS,
CANE ARM OFFICE CHAIRS,
SELF-FEEDING and other STOVES.
/ excellent COOkING-STUFE,
l set BUGGY-HARNESS, In good order;
MAHOGANY TABLES, TRUNKS.
Several sets OF the best OAK CHAIRS that are
made.
ALSO,
10 cases LADIES and MISSES TRIMMED HATS,
fresh and seasonabIe.
Consiguments may be made to this sale.
JNU. i. LAuGHTON, JR.. (Agrnt.)
IN AuctiOHrer.
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Vehicles and Animals Licensed.
The following is statement OF licenses
issued from the Auditors Office, and in
come derived from wagons, carts, drays,
hacks, omnibuses, buggies, dogs, goats,
and bitches, 1877:
12G hacks, 0mnibu=es. and bugcies. ...Sl 400 70
1927 wagons, carts. and dra ys......... 1859 rs
$500 dogs, goats, and bitches.......... 1886 so
Total. ....................sl2,73 OIL
Aggregate tax on vehicles aud animals
in 1876 Observation-Disclosures. l2,7eI 90
Increase. s25 Oh
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THE MILITARY.

Total....................2,6S4
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Convicted of Petit
Larceny, DC
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Bv j. &. Apperson,
Real Estate AuctiOnccr,
lOl6 Main street.

DECEMBER 20, 1877.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-30
College of Music.

The following important announcement
has been made by the College of Music
On Friday, January Sd, 1879, a class will
be formed in this department for pupils
ranging from fourteen to sixteen years of
age. The class for girls to meet at 3 p. m,
tor boys at 4 p. IN. The course to continue
twenty-five weeks.
The aim of this course will be to teach
young people how to use their voices ply
siologically in delivery, and to correct
faulty habits of utterances in voice and
speech.
As many beautiful young voices are
ruined through ignorance of method, pa
rents can not be too careful as to the treat
ment of the voices of their children during
the mutation period, whether in song or
speech.
Pupils in public and private schools and
colleges can receive instruction and special
help in class or private lessons in essay,
oratorical or dramatic delivery.
Also, on Wednesday, January Sth, a
course will be begun for the special accom-
mediation of pupils from the suburbs This
will afford opportunity to those who wish
to attend the chorus classes, organ recitals
and orchestral rehearsals.
The method of instruction in this branch
requires that students should begin with
the course. Those wishing to enter will
please make early application.
This department is under the special di-
rection of Mrs. X. Westendorf.
THEODORE THOMAS,
Musical Director.
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ANNIVERSARY OF CINCINNATI.

Its Celebration by the Pioneers.
The nineteenth anniversary of the found
ing of the City Of Cincinnati was celebrated
last Saturday afternoon at the Council
Chamber by the Pioneers Association.
Those present were Isaac Mcfarland, VIM.
P. Stratton, N. Goshorn, John s. Perkins
William M. Iittell, VIM. H. Morris, R. K.
Cox, Peter Folger, J. w. Gillespie, W. B.
Dennis Adolphus Carnes, T. Rambo, r. G.
Phillips, J. D. Caldwell, Mrs. s. F. l.. Gar
rison, Mary Ann Baxter, Hannah Dunset,
Kate E. Brady. ...-.
There were present also the following
members of the Kenton County, Kentucky,
Pioneer Association President Martin. j. T..
Lewis, N. B. Stephens and John Mackoy.
The exercises began with prayer by Elder
w. P. Stratton. A letter of regrets from
Mr.. ]. M. Clark was ordered to be read and
incorporated with the minutes. The fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve during
the coming year:
President--N. Goshorn. .
Vice President. 8. PerkinA.
Treasurer-Adolphu Carnes.
Secretary-John d. Caldwell.
Corresponding Secretary-R c. Phillips.
Sergeant-at Arms-P. B. Folger.
Executive Committee-John W. GILES
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r EGAL-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1 on the 9th day of November, 1875 Louis
+. Wehnnann William f. Wehmann, Charles
II. Allen, A. +. Allen, s. B. Allen, William Mil
Ter, William Conclin, John d. Koch, j. II. Koch,
Julietta Cavagna Peter Cavagna, Ara
bella Caswell, Elizabeth Howell, F.
b. Howell, N. B. Shaler. Herman
Backhaus, Carrie M. Backhaus, Louisa c. Sejbert,
Amelia M. Seibert Katie I. Kratz, Otto Heinrichs-
dorf Sophie Wolf, William W. Scarborough and
others filed their petition No. $3.50 in the Ham
ilton County (Ohio) Court of Common Pleas,
praying for decree of Court vacating so much
OF subdivision OF land in the city of Cincinnati
made by the Board of County Commissioners
of Hamilton County, Ohio. which subdivision is
recorded in Book V. 2, Page Alt, of the land re-
cords of said county, as is Included in
strip OF ground ten Q0) feet in width
by liz feet in Depth lying between Lots 10 and H.
in said subdivision, and lying on the south side OF
Fifth street. and asking that said strip of land be
placed upon the tax duplicate Of said county in
the name of Louis f. Wehrmann and William F.
Wehrmann.
The petition states that the vacation thereof will
conduce to the interests of the subdivision in
which said alley is Gated, and of the City OF Gin
cinnati and will not work an injury to any
person or owner that there is no necessity for an
alley at said place.
The plaintiffs are the owners of more than two
thirds of the real estate in said SUBDIVISION and
the owners of the real estate on the south side of
Fifth street abutting on either side of said alley
and along its entire depth, and prays for the vaca
ton of said alley.
The petition will stand for hearing at the next
term OF said court l. J. MILLER
Attorney for Plaintiffs
CINCINNATI, November 27, 1873
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