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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-09

CHURCH FEsTTvALs-SCENEs OF BRIGHT
NEss-TuE BEAUTIFUL, THE USEFUL, AND
THE PALATABLE.-There was very good
attendance last night ct the festival being
carried on by the ladies OF the Second Bap-
tist church in their lecturc-rOom. The room
is tastefully decorated, and filled with tables
laden with fancy articles and delicacies.
There are some half.doz fancy tables
laden with beautiful and useful articles. The
little ones OF the church also haYe table,
on which is displayed some OF their own
handiWork and many little articles OF value
and ornament. There are several ice
cream saloons and beautiful dining
room. At these first-class refreshments
are served on reasonable terms. The
Young lady walters are as polite as they are
pretty, and this is saying considerable. The
festival will be continued all this week from
an early hour in the day until II O'Clock I
NJ. Suppers and dinners furnished at all
hours.
at Grace-Street Presbyterian church at
O'Clock p. NJ. yesterday the ladies inaugu.
rated a festival and sale, and were honored
with the presence OF large number oil
friends. they offered for their patronage q
choice variety of neatly-made articles OF
dress for ladies, children, and infants.
They also had excellent refreshments-din-
ners, suppers, ices, cakes, fruits, and con.
fections. The ladies in charge OF the festival
were all attention to their friends, and the
evening was a pleasant one to all who at
tended. The festival, including dinners and
suppers and sale, will be continued every
day and night this week, opening at l.
O'Clock NJ.
The patronage Of these festivals is com.
mended to the public. Nowhere can an eve
ming be more protitably or pleasantly spent
In addition to receiving the value OF the
money spent, the proceeds are devoted te
charitable purposes. The man who, In
such an ocean of bright eyes, sweet smiles
and creature comforts, could not be salts
fed, must have lost all love for this sublu
nary sphere, and should seek "some lon,
rock by the sea" or g hole in the sky" ant
pass the remnant Of his unhappy days.
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passing counterfeit money, Was transferred
to the United States commissioners.
Robert B. Wright was acquitted OF the
charge Of obtaining pair OF shoes from
Charles s. Darden Under false pretences.
James Adams and Mary Adams, charged
with assaulting John e. Bennett, were dis
charged. s.
The following ordinance cases were dis
posed of: !.
John Bennett and James Mallory were
fined for disorderly conduct.
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SENT On TO THE GRAND JURY FOR PASS
ISG 4 COUNTERFEIT HALF-DoLLAR.-Edga
Hall (colored) was on yesterday examined
by Commissioner Peasants and sent on to
the grand jury OF the United States Circuit
Court for passing counterfeit silver half
dollar. a few days ago Hall attempted to
get out warrant for the arrest OF arespect-
able lady who has place OF business on
Broad street charging her with passing the
half-dollar upon him. Therefore he must
have known that it was counterfeit,
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Mexican war, and in the late struggle for in-
dependence nearly her whole available
fighting population were in the field.

sd7l 1Actuat Fac. - A family in Chesterfield
county employed new servant the other
day, and she was sent into the kitchen to.
grind some coffee. Some time having
elapsed before she was heard from, nem-
ber OF the family went to look after her, and
found her struggling bard TO grind the COZ.
fee with the sausage-grinder.
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The Cedar Works Eactory.-The con-
tractors for the new factory Of the CEDAR
Works Company are Messrs. Nathan a:
Eubank and Benjamin 7. oWen-two Oh
our oldest and best-known builders; MI;
Walter Reams is assistant superintendent oi
the factory. Messrs. Blunt d Torrance are
rushing the brick-work forward with al
possible speed.
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ARREST OF TILL-TAPPER.-Sergea
Howard yesterday arrested Lucien Davis
{colored), charged with entering in the day
time the store Of Mrs. Margeret Welch, on
Franklin street near Fifteenth, and stealing
$40 from the money-drawer. Davis was
committed to the First station-house to
await examination before Justice White this
morning.
Davis is well-knowp sneak-thief. After
stealing the money he attempted to escape,
and after q considerable run was oyerhauled
and captured by Mr.. Buck johnson and
turned over to Sergeant Howard. The mo-
ney was found in bis possession, being de-
ternined, Ii he escaped to take the funds
with him.
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LECTURE To-NIGHT.-Judge f. r. Farrar
will lecture at the Seventh-Street Christian
church this evening at O'Clock. Subjects
& Lights and Shadows; or, the Story OF
Life" Sc Miss Burdie's Wedding-Day," and
the "Death OF General Lee"
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TO ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from a
cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis. or any OF the va.
rious pulmonary troubles that SO often terminate In
consumption? If so, use "WILBoR's PURE COD
LIVER OIL AND LIME Va safe and eficacious
remedy. This is no quack preparation, but Is regu-
larly prescribed by the medical faculty. Manufac.
tured only by A. 3. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston
Sold by all druggists.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.--The April term
of this court commenced yesterday. The
grand jury brought in true bills against the
following parties; all for house-breakins
and larceny 1.-THE cases have been before re-
ported: James O'Neal (white) and Jack
Payne (coloreO and Lee Stephens (colcred).
The Court adjourned over until to-mor-
row, when the civil docket will be called.
The criminal docket will be called Thurs
DIV $3.50.
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q a Good Var Record There are seVeral
pensioners OF the war Of 1872 in this Guy
and vicinity. It Is believed that CheSterheio
will furnish q larger number than any other
county in this section. from the fact that It
sent q great many soldiers to this war. 81.
Chesterfield was well represented IN the
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/ The Courts.-The April term OF Chester
field County Court commenced yesterday.
liz the absence OF the Mayor, the Senior
Justice presided yesterday. There was
only one unimportant case, which was con-
tlnued until this morning.
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THE MEETING OF THE Cry CONSERVATIVE
COMMITTEE To-NIGHT.-The meeting OF the
City Conservative Committee to be held at
the Sberiff's Office Mt s O'Clock tonight will
be the first one for several months, and from
the important subjects to be considered
ought to be fully attended. The committee
have to decide whether they will, under the
authority OF the State Conservative Com
mittee, hold over, or order on election for
new committee.
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BROKE Hrs LEG.-Ye yesterday morning be-
tween 10 and II O'Clock, while Mr.. Charles
Terrell was whitewashing at Hix's stable,
on Tenth street near the corner OF Cary, be
lost his balance and fell from temporary
platform on which he was standing, and
broke his right leg below the knee. The
city ambulance, in charge OF DIR. kemper,
was summoned, and conveyed him to the
almshouse, where the fracture was set and
he was made comfortable, generally.
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JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, AGENT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW loRk-AssEIs .
OVER $S5, 100000 CAsH.-The advantages oneied
to insurers by this company in solid security, SUI
perior economy, and its convenient system OF an
nuaI cash dividends combine TO make II the SAFEST
the cheapest, and the best In the world.
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& SAVE MONEY by having yedr printing done tho
DISPATCH PRrNrISa-HOusE. Good work, low
prices and Batiafaction Kuaranteeds

Fon All DISEASES oFTHe TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE q BAKEK's CARBoLrc MOUTH.
WASH. Fifty cents bottle -! q. -
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BgoAD-STREET CHURCH FEsTIyAL.-The
ladies OF Broad-Street Methodist church
will give their usual monthly festival In the
lecture-room OF that church tonight. Mas
ter Ralph Bingham will be present to en-
tertain the ladies with some Of his oratori-
cal efforts.
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DIscoLoRED. TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE q BAKER's SAPoyrNE DEM
THRICE. Fifty cents box:
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DON'T GO WHERE YOUR LOVE LIES DREAM
rNG but 20 10 any cigar store or restaurant and ask
for WNITLoCK MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by yourself. II Will pay better IN
Jnnp RIM.
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HUsT1NGs CoURT.-This Court was en-
gagged Yesterday in the transaction OF civil
business. Wednesday the Court will take
I'D the criminal docket.
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FELoSI0Us ASSAULT T.-Sergea Howard
yesterday arrested and lodged In the First
ststioD-L0use Rebeeca Walker fcolored),
charged 8ith q felonious assault on Nancy
Perkins tcoIored1. The latter received q 90.
we're lick ON tie forehead with q rollins. ptss III
tae bands OF the former. The parties reside
as !" Cash Corner sa
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A CORK CARPETING.-LINOLEuM Is neat, car
pet-Ike in appearance and OF extraordinary dura-
bily 1t is peculiarly soft and elastic to the tread
handsome In appearance, and never cold like ordi-
nary oil-cloth Kept by all lrscass carpet-dealeIs
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Isaiah Gregory
tcolored) wax arrested yesterday by Ser
geant Howard and Officer Burnett, charged
With an attempted burglary at HardgroVe's
factory on lower Main street. The offence
was committed Saturday night. Gregory
entered the building with the intent TO COM
INIT robbery, but was frightened off and
sufficiently recognized to be arrested. He
Vag committed for hearing.
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4 M. ELLYsoS & CO.. advertising ayenEs ,mer ad.
yertisements In slof the newspapers OF the g;,ted
s,aes at publishers, rates. Orders iea at the ms.
patch countina-room VIII receive prsnai sIlea.
tinn
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IcE-CREAM! Ice. E.CREAM !-PIZZINI Is making
fresh daily Vanilla. rawbcrry, Lemon, and Choco-
late Creams also, Orange and Lemon-Ices.
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THE LARGEST NUMBER of prominent Confedc-
rate generals and civilians ever collected In one
group can he gotten ut AHDERsoS's Gallery, differ
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INCIPIENT TARTAR AND scURF removed oy
MEADE & BAKER's sAPosrNE DEsrfrRIcE.
Fifty cents o Sox.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATm from desayed teeth
aud diseased Rans, use MEADE &c BAKERS CAR
BoLsc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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rnE noARD OF ALDERMEN.

fRoa THE COMMITTEES ON sTREETs-NEW
SIDING At THH GAs-wORKs-IsfPRovE-
NENT IN .FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH AP-
PARATUs--TRACK EXTENSION ON DOCK
sTREET-BUs1NHss FROM THE COMMON
CoUNCIL-AN ADDITIONAL APPRoPRIA-
TON FOR PUBLIC-sCHooL PURPOSES
AsKED-NEw BUsINEss-AvENUE M
PRoyEAiENTs, &C., &C.
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FELL FROM THIRD-SToRY WINDOW
Yesterday evening about half-past o'clock
a little girl named Ada Vaughan, about
three and half years Of age, fell from
thrd-story window over the shoe-store OF
Mr.. w. A. Catlett, No. 1889 Main streer.
1t appears that Mrs. Isabella Vaughan,
the mother Of the child, who resides IN the
Third story over Mr.. Catlett's store, to-
gether with the grandmother, was engaged
in the rear room putting in pane OF glass.
Little Ada, bright child for her years. was
playing in the front room, and unnotlced
by the others climbed up in chair
which chanced to be placed Mt the
front window, and in leaning out too
far, looking into the street, she fell
upon the hard pavement beneath. a
distance OF about thirty feet. When within
twelve feet Of the ground she struck wire
support Of MIR. Catletts sign, which consid-
erabIy broke the fall, and this probably saved
the poor little child from instant destruction.
She was at once picked up by the gentlemen
Of the store and conveyed to the mother,
who was totally unconscious Of the accident
until she bebeld the sad condition OF her
child. Drs. Isaac Curd and L. j. kiddell
were at once called in, and upon eXamlna-
tion found that the skull had sustained
severe fracture and the condition OF the
child was most critical.
At q late hour last night the little girl was
alive, with only faint hope OF recovery.
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FOR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE i BAKER !
CAnBoLIC MOUTu.WASu. Fifty cents oottle.
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PROFESSIONAL.

T EWIN w. BARRINGER
IL formerly Of North Carollna).
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
436 WALNUT STREET.
PH liza ID ELPH A, z A.
Prompt attention to all legal business. The Best
references given to legal and financial rcapon-l
biIny. Particular attention paid 10 life AMI ire
insurance cases. Commissioner for Virginia.
fe 2S-2mx
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ldiourned.

The WEARING OF THE BLUE-THE TEN
PERANCE WoRK.-Mr. Thomas n. Doutney,
a Canadian by birth, at the invitation OF a
number of temperance organizations OF this
city, delivered a lecture on the evils OF
dram-drinking at the Broad-Street Metho-
dist church Sunday afternoon, and 100 per-
sons signed the pledge. Travelling with
him are his wife and two gentlemen, who
with him vary the entertainments, and add
much to the interest by very good singing.
Mr. Doutney resumed his work last night
at Association Hall, and about seyenty-tve
more renounced "the flowing bowl" and
all Intoxicating delights. He had very
full house, and several hundred who came
to hear him could not even get to the doors
of the ball, so great was the crowd about
them.
Mr.. Doutney is not an orator, nor, indeed,
does he claim to be, so lar as we know. lie
depends great deal upon his ability to de-
pict the debasing influences OF strong drink.
In personating drunkards Of various ma
tionalities IN various stages OF inebriation
he last night showed some stage talent. He
seems to be enthusiastic, and, with the sing
ers, was able to create in his audience con-
siderable warmth. at his urgent call seye-
raj ladies came forward to assist him. These
he babe 60 among the people in the ball and
do mission-work. Some OF them did so in
earnest style. His work was prosecuted
much after the manner of religious revivals,
and the feryent exhortatlons of Mr.. Dout.
ney often mingled with the tuneful voices
of the singers. Among the singers were
men, women, and children-all Of whom are
expected to wear small blue ribbon, which
is the sign of the order.
Richmond offers an inviting field for tenn
perance enterprise. It is believed that Mr.
Doutney will be able, by hisvigorous efforts,
to gather into the regular organizations
here many who sadly need reclamation. His
plan OF operations is rather new to many OF
our people and does not meet with unquali-
fed endorsement, and yet it may be very
effective and prove in the end to be exactly
what was needed. There will be another
meeting at Association Hal tonight.
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ap Set

w A N t E d
HORSES FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
We wish to purchase for the Fire Department ef
this city FOUR ACTIVE HORSES, free from
blemish. They must be between the ages Of i've
and seven years, seventeen hands high and to weigh
about fourteen hundred pounds.
Apply to J.J KING,
Chairman Committee on Fire Department.
O-l
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SWEET ORANGEs.-PI2zINI has 4 nice lot Of
sweet and Juicy Oranges.
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FOR ULCEgATED MOUTH, The healing properties
OF MEADE 8 BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH
are unexcelled. Fifty cents n bottle.
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REMOVAL.
DANK OF COMMERCE
REMOVED TO I'LL MAIN STREET.

d E NJ v a L.
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY
HAS REMOVED IT'S OFFICE TO THE BUILp-
ING No. lll3, SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET.
GESERAL AGENTS will be pleased TO see their
friends and customers. ,.,, onu,,
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE AND OH: H:R
PROPERTY
INSURED AT MODERATE RITES.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID WITHOUT DE-
QUOTING SIXTY DAYS lSFEkf,sL,
SHAREHOIUERS PERSONALLY RESPONSE
BILE. ASSETS. S2S,o0o.OUu.
For additional Information apply to
DAVENPORT s CO. G.perai Agents,
NH 22-tod4w Ili3 Maih sareei'
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant. At night it was cloudy and
threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, 4S;
A. M., So; neon, rs; 5 2. NJ, 10; z.
NJ, so: midnight, 81.
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CR0QUET.

VROOUET, WITH EIGHT BALLS AND
" EIGHT MALLETs, nicely yaInkhed packed
an hoy with ROOk OF INSTRUCTIONS sS1.lo u
hoy inner sets 81 so, Sc, o.. so. and % q box a
eheapar sci, with EIGHT BALLS AND EIGHT
~ a4AI4 ALT. . 0as '''' 40 EILYSON & YANGEY,
ane1m 1ll2 Main street.
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AS A FRAGRANT aNp PHEASANT WASH Tor the
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADk q BA-
KEYS CARBoLic MourH-w AsE. Fifty eenta .
bottle.
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FLORISTS.

T.OLER IL HOOPER,
L FLORISTS,
ADJOINING HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY,
CORNER CHERRY AND. ALBEMARLE STREETS,
offer for sale this spring the largest, finest, ana
healthiest stock OF
GREEN-HOUSE- AND BEDDING-PLhNTS
ever offered in this city &C m9derais prieessuch as
VERBENAS, LASTASAS,
COLEUS CAPE JEsSAMINES,
and ali other FLOWERS suitable for spring plant
ing and Conservatory Decorations.
HANGING BASKETS and VASES furnished and
filled to order.
send for descriptive catalogue. ap2
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EAsTER-EGGsl EAsTER-EGGs !-Go to PIZz1-
MIS- and get some of those beautiful Eggs.
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CprTncH NOTES. - AT the Monumental
Church on Sunday morning the service was
reod by Rev. Mr.. Stringfellow, late OF CO.
inmbia. 6. c., assisted by Rev. Mr.. Kepler.
Tr StrincfelIow preached in the morning
and also st niCht-two fine sermons that
were highly commended and enjoyed on all
sides.
At night Mr.. Stringicllow read the service
at Grace Church.
attbe Pine-Strect Baptist Church on Sum
day three persons were received into the
church by letter.
At Grace-Street Baptist church the pro-
tracted meeting carried on for several
weeks is now closed. Two persons were
baptized during the week, making forty
baptisms during the meeting. Twenty
Others have made profession OF conversion.
On Wednesday night Rev. Mr. McDonald'
o. D.. will deliver his lecture on the Rea-
sons for His Becoming Protestant ana
Baptist" at this church.
At Clay-Street Baptist church Rev. DR..
.Jeter preached in the morning very ex-
cellent sermon. One person was received
bv letter on Wednesday night.
At Leigh-Street Baptist church, at the
communion service, the pastor gave the
richt.hand of fellowship to four persons.
at the Sevcntb-Street Christian church
two persons were received for baptism.
At Fulton Baptist church one person was
restored to the church and one was bap-
tized.
At Park-Place Methodist church six per-
sons were received on profession and i've
baptized.
AT Centenary church two persons were
received by certificate, two on profession,
and two baptized.
At Clay-Street church at night one per-
son was received on profession.
At Nicholson-Street church six persons
were received on profession, and there
were three new scholars added to the Sum
day school. Twenty-seven conversions were
reported during the protractcd meeting.
At Oregon-Hill church three new scholars
were added to the school.
Since last report from the Manchester
church 90 persons have been received on
profession. making 81 since the meeting
began, and 100 conversions. Ten addl-
tional scholars reported in the school.
At the meeting OF Methodist ministers
held yesterday the following resolutions
were adopted:
ReS0Ued, That the preachers bring the
matter OF inviting the General Conference
10 hold its next session in Richmond before
their respective official boards, and report
at the next meeting.
Resolued, That Rev. G. NJ. Wright be
appointed a committee to inquire concern
ing the cost Of new church.
at the Third Presbyterian church on
Sunday there were twelve additions-tWo
on profession and ten by letter.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EORr SALE.
Having determined TO change business, offer Tor
sale nv Stock ef GROCERIES, WINES LlQuohs,
'@a j.. BAClGALCPO,
| No. 123 south Eighth street;
s.Sts Richmond, Va.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IypIcAT1oNs FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid"
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
soIIowed BY increasing clondiness and rain,
northwest winds backing to warmer south
er,y. and stationary followed by falling ba-
rometer
cae md the Ohio Valley, rainy weather and
winds mostly from southeast to southwest,
stationary or lower temperature, and fall
ing barometer.
Cautionary signals continue at New Or
leans. Mobile, st. Marks, Key West, Jack
sonyIIIe. Savannah, Tybee Island, Charles
ton. wilmington, Cape Lookout, Cape Hat
teras. Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk,
Barnegat, and Sandy Hook.
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I. The cause or my rrouble and discomfort
Is where to get q good CIGAR for cent.
Take this advice, YOU viii Ind 1t best:
Hereafter smoke. .WHlTLocK's Key West.
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And IL for Gne you'll pay 10 cent,
To get something good and DC content,
BE esure you get tWHITLocK's Model Cigar; (;
They are for sale most everywhere.
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NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. Williams moved that SO much OF the
Mayors message as relates to the different
departments be referred to the respective
committees. Agreed to.
By Mr. Bass: a resolution requesting
the Committee on Finance to consider the
propriety Of adopting some plan by which
the obtaining Of temporary loans for cur
rent expenses OF the city can be avoided.
Referred.
Mr.. Cannon presented resolution in
structipg the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings to extend the fire-proof vault Of
the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court OF
the city OF Richmond over the room now oc-
eupied by the clerical force in said office, and
that the. room now occupied by the Mayor
az an Office be appropriated to the use Of the
clerk Of said court, provided that the cost
OF aaid extension shall not exceed S2, COOS
that suitable accomlnod dations be furnished
% fi,a Mayor for an Office In the Guiding
now occupied by the City Council, or 10.
sons ether place, after consultation With the.
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POPULAR ONE-PRICE .CLoTHIERs,
1O13 Main street, opposite post-ofice.
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The regular meeting OF the Board Of AL
dermen was held yesterday afternoon i'll the
Council chamber-President Meredith In
the chair. Present at roll-call: Messrs. Bass,
Beall, Gasser, Gray, Lipscomb, Pickrell,
Pitt, Scott, Smith, Spangenburg, Todd,
Wagner. and Williams