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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
111S Main street.

VALUABLE TWo-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT. ON The EAST
SIDE OF TWENTY-SEYENTH STREET Be
BY AUCTION.1We shall sell BY auction. on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 31st of January,
1873. ut 4 o'clock II. NJ, valuable TWO-STQRY
FRAME DWELLING with five rooms and kitchen,
and LOT 33x132 feet. with an alley IN the rear,
on the east side of Twenty-seyenth street between
Leigh and II streets.
TERMS One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months; negotiable notes given for the de-
ferred payments, with interest added and secured
by deed of trust. RICHARDSON G. CO.,
Ia % - Auctioneers.
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As thai yc gted TO me.
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WI. naethtnR but dream.
Scs noche on Laws, but SUP ava
To Mab's amid btrken tree,
Where name may chance espy ava.
How kindye are 20 nc, Roble,
How kind yc are to me.
Thosa drcw.arops gfisten on the green"
We mauuna ask amiss; \
For your Christine. till her marriage cen,
1 WIN ma gle thee a kiss, Robbie,
VIII ma gle thee Kiss. ,ra,,
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Editors Dispatch: Something like year
ago you printed in the frst column on
the fourth page OF your paper little poem
commencing:
The fakes fall white and fast and son K
In noiseless whirl from the vault aloft, &c. \.
1t was very beautiful composition, and
a perfect picture OF what it sought TO .em-
body. Could you find and reprint 1t from
the Information above given? III not, the
authors attention may be attracted by this
notice, and he be induced to reprint it.
I-'.-.' Ga 60 sai 4tk
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RAILROAD LrHEs..

Accommodation train leaves Richmond daily low
cept Sunday at 400 +. 81, and arrives At Gov.
louisville at 7:46 p. H., connecting with VJ,oint.
Midland and arriving ut Washington nj I2:5o ( NJ
Through sleeper from Gordonsyile to New Yors
Nail train between Richmond and Hinton rnns
daily fexcept sunday, between Hinton ana HIM.
iDgt0n runs daily, stopping 1t all regular stations
Express train runs daily, stopping at Hanover
Junction. Noels. Trevi!lian's, Louisa GordousyiIc
Charlottesville, Staunton, Goshen. Mifboro' Gov
ington, and all regular stations west OF Coynxton
Mail, express, and accommodation trains connnc,
ut Gordonsril'e for Washington aud the North and
mail and express trains connect ut Charlotte, Vile
tor Lynchburg and the South.
Express train connects ut Cincinnati with trunk
lines Tor all points In the West, Northwest. and
Southwest.
Chesapeake and Ohio packet steamers leave Gin.
cinnati at p. ~, connecting with Chesapeake and
Ohio trains at Huntington.
Express train leaves Huntington at ll:OO A. NJ.
and mail train ut 3:45 Z. NJ. connecting 1t Rich
mond with the Richmond and DAnvilc. and Rich
moud and Petersburg trains for all points South
Sleeping-cars run on nigh.-trains between Rich-
mond and Covington.
Mail train arrives at Richmond at 5:3oP.M.
Express train arrives IT Richmond at 700 A. H.
Accommodation train arrives NJ Richmond AZ
$40 A. III.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all
principal points.
For rates, Information, &C., apply at CompaIty's
Offices, ard at SIG Main street. Richmond. Va.
CONWAY K. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticke, Agent
W. VI. S. DUNN.
in IL Engineer and Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN THE
F Il city can be found at BROWNE & ROWE'S.
Everything reduced to suit the times. ta21-eod
NEW AND PRETTY PRINTS AND
IN all kinds of DRESS GOODS ut lowest CASH
PRICES at BROWNE &c ROWES.
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF BLEACHED
IA and BROWN COTTONS. SHIFTING PRINTS,
&C., very low, at BROWNE & ROWE'S.
DROWNE d ROWE ARE SELLING AT
D GREATLY REDUCED PRICES for the next thirty
days. Call early. ja21-eod
THE CHEAP DRY-GOODS STORE OF
Il BROWNE & ROWE is the place for bargains.
Call and see them. ia 21-eod
nON'T FORGET THAT BROWNE &
~ ROWE are Offering great inducements for the
ja21-eod 923 BROAD STREET.
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ryng United States maill will leave Richmond for
the aboye-named places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY, and FRIDAY, M $50 4. NJ.
Close connections mlde ut Norfolk with the rle-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA, OF the
Bay Line, for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York,
and Boston also, with the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to all Vt the aborc-named cities
by the lines named. on sale ut CARRIERS agency. S26
Main street; at Exchange Hotel, and on board OF
steamers.
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT al
the historical points OF interest on James river
(passng through Dutch Gapl. including fortltica-
lions, famous hittle-felds, jamestown, Fortress
Monroe. Rip-Raps, Hampton Roads. &c. &c.
Freight received daily Sundays e1cepted) from
A. II. to Z. n. for Boston, Providence, Norfolk
Portsmouth, and regular landings James river.
Way-Ianding freghts must be prepaid.
L.. Il. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and 903 Main
street. no9
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!. HORSES. MULES. dc:

TURNER ~ CO., HAVING Re en-
Il Moved from their old stand. on Frank 80
lin street, to their NEW STABLES, No. 1915 east
Franklin street, where they have large accommoda-
to their friends and the public for tho liberal patron
age bestowed upon them for the last SIX years, and
hope by strict attention TO NIL business entrusted to
- =" go "a elm
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Aulc n sAls.ss-..FuIn Days.
BY Frnnk j. Sam Esor, 81
Real Estate A9enf, tioEetr. and Notary Public
No. 921 Hui street. blancilester, Vn.

No. 81 HUI stree. Dla nshester, Vn.
DY VIRTUE OF IA ID ECREE. OF THE
I'D Circuit Court OF Chesterfield comfy. entered at
the November term, 81 IS. In the case of Smo0t ct
ais Firth ct ais, we wilt sell sc public auction
In front Of the county court house, on MONDAY
Court-day|, at J. O'Clock 7. b., 1917 ACRES Of
HEAVILY WOODED AND TIblBERED LAND,
about four miles from Chester. adjoining the Fruit
Hill tract, on Swift creek and Is part OF the farm
known us" The Glebe.'' 81
TERMS: 800 cash; and the balance upon q
credit of one two and three years, for notes with
good personal security and the title retained until
all OF the purchase-money Is fully paid and con-
yeyance ordered by the Circuit Cosrt -
j. M. G.FfTZPATRICK, Is
JOHN e. TAYLOR,
in u.s. Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

FxNAffCEA &.
sYsfgAgC;I 90 " o LOAF ON
IMpRnyED I'll LSiuas BE AIs Est TE for
sayeTsf yeafx as low rates OF Interest
III, BOG for one year;
3ss# a. $2s90si for one Yearss
6i 600 for one gear 81
pnav ID wy - Fl frank b. HILL,
8 Real Estate Agent,
h ae-ss l I0S Main street.
MONEY no LEND ON RICHMOND
TIVk CITY and SUBURBAN REAL; ESTATE In
RicH aRDs6N 4 Co, Real Esta!s Agents,
MANCHESTER BONDS. 81
II offer for. sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAx-RECEIyABLE COUPON BONDS,
EyEMpTFRoM CITY oFafhNCHEsTER TAX.
These bon,ts are issued by authority OF the City
Council, under an net Of thc Legislature, 'for che
purpose OF paving OF the anhonded Indebtedness OF
the city, and for paving the streets The ctiimits
the issac to 100000 and provides for tax for their
redemption at maturity. With this issue the bonded
Indebtedness Of MaMchesterts &25 700. The pro-
perty belonging TO the city Is WORTH MORE than
thccn,ire amount. I'D
IKE bonds are In denominations to suit all classes
OF investors and are offered for the present at the
very low price OF 9s. JOHN C. WILLIAMS
Ia lin Cashier Bank of Commerce u
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b. ain &.Anderson, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
" BILE REAL EsTATE-HOUSE AND LOT
ON OVERWHELMED STREET NEAR o
STREET. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-The
undersigned, 4 special commissioner, In pursuance
1878, by the ChaDcery Court OF the city Of Rich,
mond in the Of Whit rs. Whit, VIII proceed
to sell by public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, 18th day of January, OF o'clock P. d.,
VALUABLE FRAME HOUSE, containing, four
rooms. The LOT fronts 40 feet on the cas-. side Of
Twenly-third street and runs back 1872 feet; said
lot commences 42k feet from the Intersection of
and Tweniy-t third strees-upon the following
TERMs-to wit: One third cash; the balance on a
credit OF six and twelve months, the purchaser to
execute his negotiable notes with interest added for
the deferred payments, and title retained by the
court until the whole purchase-money Is fully paid
Fl. A. ATKINSON, JR:,
sI Special Commissioner.
s. n. DAVIS, Salesman. ja23
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28
DEAL. 10 g IT ATE

THE SALE, RENTING, OR MANAGEMENT OF
REAL ESTATE, LENDING OR
INVESTING MONEY,
being specially with us, owners Of real estate will
save time and money, and ofteptimes vexatious law
SUITS by enusting such business to our agency, and
capitalists lending money through us get the benefit
Of our experience Of ten years in the selection Of Sc
curitlcs and preparation of deeds, securing the
money loaned free Of charge, while the borrowers
interest will always be protected.
RICHARDSON & co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
ia l4-eodlm 1113 Main street.
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GROCERIES. &c.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

HARVEY g. BLAIR
offer the following at the lowest market prices:
-. 100 barrels STANDARD A SUGAR; 49,
100 barrels CENTENNIAL A SUGAR;
100 barrels SUGAR: 2sE$e ,
SO barrels SUGAR;
20 barrels POW DER E D and cUT-LoAF
$50 bags Prime to CHoftE RIO COFFEE;
so bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE:
go bags OLD G0yERM Z ri IT., JAVA;
100 barrels MERCHANTS, SYRIP;
so barrels GOOD NEW ORLEANS MO-
so barrels CHOICE NEW ORLEANS Mo-
800 sacks DEAKON's BEST SALT;
100 barrels PRIME NORTH CAROLINA CUT
100 a saTreIs Gh6icE EXTRA FLOUR;
so barrels CIDER VINEGAR;
100 boxes CANDLES;
200 boxes SOAP-all grades;
50Kegs 81. CARE. SODA;
go kegs SAL. SODA;
200 bushels CHOICE CLOYERSEED;
10 tierces BEST SOUTH CAROLINA RICE;
10 99 Hes kees HORSE. and MULE-sHoEs;
100 barrels KEROSENE OIL;
10000 lbs. CLEAR-RIB BACON SIDES;
10000 lbs. CLEAR-RIB BULK SIDES;
10000 ibs. SHOULDER BACON:
100 boxes BEST CREAM CHEESE; ~
Good stock of TEAS.
Also, have on hand g large assortment Of every
thing usually kept in a FIRST-CLAsS GROCERY
House. ja 22-2w :
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I. AUe,rror t,lsr.gs..rnis Day.
ByJa b. Whitehead q Co,
Grocery Auciioneers and Com rnission Mercaants,
1912 Main street.

Grocery Auclioneezs End ,ounilasior % erchantsi
1872 Main street. ].
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION
MONDAY. January 2Sth, commencing Of
BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS, and HANS;
PICKiED Pumps aud EP AREeRIBS;
BETTER, LAID. and CHEESE:
EASTERN HERRlNGS and MAGhEhEL,
~ NORTH CAROLINA HEREINGs,
GREEN and BLACK TIE s-caddies and half
chests; s.
z. LAUNDRY SOAPS-vnri grades;
VINEGAR-barrels and half-barreis; r.
CASTLE SOAP 20
STOYE-POLISH, !SsE. .45 ~
DRIED FIGS and. CANNED GOODS,
SHOE-BRUSHES and BLACKING, Il;
BRooMs. Kick ETs, and TUBS;
MUSTARD, PEPPER, &C., &c.
= IA % .-.--"H.Ss j, ID, WHITEHEAD eco.
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NEWSPAPERS, DC.
NEWSPAPERS. &c.
1879 NOW is THE TIME 1879
TO SUBSCRIBE.
ELLYSON 6 YANCEY,
SUCCESSORS TO
j. T. YSON,

NEWS-DEALERS AND BOOKSELLERS.
1ll2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA.
AGENTS FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published in this country and
Europe, will send any Of the following papers and
magazines to any address tpoStage paid on receipt
OF the prices annexed, which are The publishers
lowest rates:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28
REAr ESTATE AGEHrs. die. Is

;ANDs--F ARMINts, MINERAL. And,
TIafBERED; also, CRY REAL ESTATE. for
SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE. Send stamp fos
,niTgtnfa Land Guide. s5.3a, zsf s.
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT. AND REPAIRED on
THE INsTALMENT PLAN. S..
SfONEYADVANCED ON RENTS OR LOANED
ON REAL Estate OR COLLATERAL
SECURITY.
GEORGE z. CRAWFORD,
Z IA 2E-c0d 1OO5 Bank street
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By r. 8. Anderson Son.
General Commission Merchants and Auctioneers.
s5 1924 Main street.

WE WILL SELL TO-DAY, commenc-
w ing at half mast IL o'clock, The following
goods-viz., BACON SHOULDERS and BREASTS,
SPARE RIBS In tierces, No. NORTH CAROLINA
HERRINGS in barrels and half barrels, GUNPOW-
LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAP, CHEESE, APP
PIE VINEGAR. &C., &c. Conslgnments for the
49, R. 5. ANDERSON & SON: AucHoneers. /,
W. 3. RADCLIFFE, Salesman.
P.s.-Recelying daily on consignment, CHOICE
BUTTER. APPLES, POTATOES, &c.
ia 2S-1t Sazss = L. 8. AID SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

pHd-HEADs, 90 to $40 per ream, at the
~ DISPATCH PRlNTING-HOUSE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

RICHMOND, DIX RIVER AND tHESPEhKEl
RAILROAD. !
OF TRAINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

TOR RENT, THAT LARGE DE- a.
! gTACHED BRICK DWELLING No. 314 Ell
south Third street, CANDLES lIiil lately occupied by
D. p. Branch, Esq; ten rooms, gas, water. bath,
Latrobe stoves; stable and every modern conye-
| nicnce. Rent very low. ROBERT B. LYME,
ia 25-3t 1912 Main street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-27
Turn verein Election.

The Virginia Turn verein held their
election last night. A NEWS reporter
looked in upon them during tho evening.
and found = spirited but good.natured con-
test in progress. Our German friends
agree with US in the sentiment that oppo.
sition 10 the life Of trade. The regHiarer
~aLis,n,i. or regular ticket, - We would
say. was elected. As follows: Erster
Sprecher First Speaker, Gustav Thede /;
Zweiter sprecher Second Speaker. John
II. Bornholdt; Protocol Schriftwart IRE
cording Secretary. II. Huber /; Corespon-
direuien Schriftwart Corresponding Sec
retaryl. John A. Langstroif; Erster Sack
elwart (Treasurerl, l.. Fredericks Zweiter
Sackelwart tCollectorl. John Haub; Erster
Turnwsrt First LEADER. T.. Berger I;
Zweiter Turnwsrt Second Loaderl. j.
Lesser Bibliothekar tLibrAriAnl. John
wuln; Zeugwart (Janitor), A.. Haag.
The oppos,f,oas rahissisi contained the
names Of the following excellent gentle
men Erster Sprecher. ]. q. Young ;
Zweiter sprechor. 81. COIN; Protocol
Schriftwart. Henry Huber Corresponds.
renden Schriftwart, W. SchAum; Erster
sackelwart. =. Fredsricks /; Zweiter Sack.
elwart, John HAub Erster Turnwart, Ed.
Berger; Zweiter Turnwart. John Lesser ;
Zeugwart. A. Haag; B~ibliothekar. IL:
HAuhut. The election was very close. u
IL was remarked that = stronger opposition
could not have been organized. After the
election President hede WAS congratulated
by his friends. and set mp the beer for the
--- -N- H. Al. sNaG Af
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-27
THE GREAT SILVER KING.
Abous Hsu James q. Fair Became
0as Of she weslthisss Hen In the
World.

The following ridiculous item which we
clip from one Of our eastern exchanges
will do 70 amuse not only Mr.. Fair but his
fellow-citizens Of the Comstock Is we'll:
There is q man alive at this present mo-
ment who, II he were 50 minded. could
give his daughter = marriage portion Of
one hundred and fifty million dollars. He
would then have about fifty millions left
for himself. Helives half way up . noun
tsin.side In Nevada, and his daughter
lives with him. Seven years ago he was .
Door man /; to-day he IL the silver king OF
America. He has dug two hundred mil.
lion dollars worth Of silver out Of the hill
he il living on, and has about two hun
dred millions more yet to dig. II he
lives three years longer he will be
the richest man In the world. His name
IL James Fair, and he 10 the manager. su.
psrintendent. chief partner. and principal
shareholder In the Consolidated Virginia
and California silver mines. known to
men - the "big bonanza" He has an
army Of men toiling for him day and
night, down In the very depths Of the
earth. digging. picking. blasting and
crushing Q thousand tons Of rock every
twenty-four hours. He works ~ hard a.
any man Of them. The man who. by his
own unaided eIertions, can rise to such
marvellous wealth in 80 short . M Is
worth knowing something about. IL Is
worth while 10 hear how such . fabulous
fortune can be accumulated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-27
Cssssy commissioners.

The County Commissioners held 4 meet
ing in Virginia City this forenoon. All
the members Of the Board were present.
An order was made tn permit tho V. \
r. II. Il. Company to alter and improve the
foundations and supports Of the bridge
near the Belcher hosting works, Gold
Hill. Ia such a. may b. approved
by Commissioners Hszeltine and Fox.
who were appointed . committee Tor that
purpose. The double roadway under the
bridge IL not to be impaired in any way.
Commissioner Fox MAS Authorizedt 10
investigate the matter concerning the
keystone mining claim. and to act In the
promises A. 10 him seems proper. This
claim was bought in by the county for de-
linluent taxes.
County Treasurer Smith Was authorized
% give . deed to the north part Of lot \,
block l5t. range N, in Virginia City, TO
the original owner upon payment of delin.
anont taxes AMI costs.
County Clerk Mcfarland was instructed
90 advertise for the redemption Of eighteen
court house bonds Of a par value Of $1,000
each.
Adjourned to meet Monday. July |. At
II o'clock \. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-27

Needles, the Great TragediAn'' is In
Virginia City. lie returned from his pill.
grimage tour days ago. To those who
have not the pleasure Of this gentleman's
aequain,ance-if such there be-the NEws
will explain that this is the party who Is
repu,ed to have said
81 have been Q great star In my time,
Although I am now . needy one;
was known. when fresh In my prime.
As Needles. the Bully Trassdian."
Whether he ever uttered this sentiment
We know moi. sufdce 1t to say that It's
not essential to this narrative which shall
be confined to the near Past and tho I'M
mediate Present. When Needles " struck
the town last Monday some Of the boys
advised him to get out again y o As
possible. e~autioning him that he was ha-
Die TO be '' pulled ~ A"vAg...,
Drawing himself up to his full hight the
great actor burst forth what Arrest
meY I defy them. I can defeat the petty
minions Of the Law upon that score. am
a professional gentleman"
Al that moment this eloquent disciple OF
Thespis appeared 10 his best advantage.
Ills eve flashed wiekedly and hs looked
Just as he did when playing the role Of
Fourth Senator at Piper's Opera House.
before the big blaze OF rs. Thinking tho
opinion Of Mr.. Needles upon so important
. question As professionalism would DO
eagerly sought by the intelligent reading
portion OF the community. aSEws reporter
.scn,sd an interyiev by v~sylsyine the
.c,or =, he CORNER az Fyansi Restsursnt
- Virsinis Civ
Renorter-NeeJles. I have heard You
.,y ,nn considered yourself a professional
c.,;ismsn
ZseIIs,- ye.. air : that. mat II. Tam
. =. mnch az nrofs..ion,l man A law.
80 pa,,c,, Ian NeCniiopgb or Jobn
n p.rmon5 ,Tis trns. i am moi Al mi,
a,i.,ins mom.,t nn5sr .slsry. mar i. INV
camhin,tion ON mo road inrtbermor.
,hs n,s..inr want. Of INV ph,.ical super.
.,r,rtnrr Ar, Int ill.proyiied for. Nv
.,am.eh /. empty. but INV brain h full Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In myself / verify
lie xorI, on E.lph Waldo Emerson, when
he .ay.; "a man in pursuit Of greatne..
feels no i,Hi, wants. How can you mind
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-27

ELrcrIoS.- At . regular meeting Of
Olive Branch Lodge, No. II. l. o. o. T..
held In Virginia City night before last, the
follovipg officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing term W. W. Booher. n. g.;
Selson Allen, v. g.; Edward Pesrce.
Recording and Permanent Secretary /;
Charles Williamson. Treasurer; George
Henniug. L. L. Sawyer and Bart CAL
lAghan. Trustees.
OHruooalrmcAL.-At l o'clock on Fri.
day afternoon next the pupils in Miss
Dunlsp's departmental the Virginia Third
Ward School will spell for . silver medal
and other prizes appropriate 70 the 90
cssion. The friends and patrons OF the
school are invited to b present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-27
virxla,. Fourth ward school.

The commencement exercises Of the
Virginia Fourth Ward School will take
place tomorrow afternoon. Principal
Ewing has furnished the following pro-
grammo: Duet, Sweet Vision Of Child
hood. Miss Bessie Nicholson and Miss
Maggie Long /; Prayer; Piano Solo. Song
sters Of the Grove, Miss Nellie Greepwalt ;
Recitation, Horatius, Miss Kittis Blaklcy ;
Recitation, A Taste for Reading. Frank
Mitchell Song. Darling. l will Come
Again, Miss Addie Morgan /; llecitation,
Curse Of negulus. Miss Bessie Nicholson ;
Recitation. The Palace Of the Caesars. Miss
Jennie Dyer; Duet. Nay, Bid Me not
Resign, Love, Miss Florence Caldwell and
Jos. Blewett; Recitation, The Baron's
Last Banquet. Miss Maggie Long; Grsdu.
ating Essay. Worth. Miss Anna Herrn-
leben |; Piano Solo. Robert lie Disble, Miss
Lille Scholl Graduating Essay. The
Price Of Success. Miss Mary A. O'Farrell ;
Farewell Of School to Graduating Class.
Miss Lizzie Lang Song. Beautiful Eyes OF
Blue, Miss Bessie Nicholson T; Valedictory,
Miss Mary A. 0'Farrell Awarding Of
Diplomas by Hon. 4. =. Kelly; Piano
Solo, Grand Concert March. Miss Addie
Morgan.