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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25
The working Bows, Night School.

At a meeting Of the teachers OF the
"Working Boys Night School" held u,
the soup-house on Friday night, February
%, 1878, the following was unanimously
adopted:
ResolUed, That our thanks are hereby
rendered to Mr.. R. l.. De Lea and Messrs
Ellyson d Yancey for their kindness in do
mating books and stationery; also to the
City School Board; to Messrs. R. W.
Powers g. Go. for sponges donated, and to
all those who have kindly given us pecu.
mary aid.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these resolu.
ton be furnished each of the above named
firms. and that they be published in the
Richmond Dispatch.
WILLIAM Y. SHEPPARD, JR.,
superintendent.
II. 4. PledSdntS, Secretary.
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THE OATES MATINEE AND FAREWELL
There was full and fashionable attendance
at the matinee Saturday. La Perlchole was
presented, and Mrs. Oates as the heroine,
with the able support OF her company, II
possible, surpassed her acting Of Thursday
night. The attendance Saturday night was
by no means as large as either the merits OF
Mrs. Oates or the play demanded. Offen-
bach's charming opera Of the Princess OF
Trebizonde was produced with superb cos
tunes, elegant properties, and grand Or
chestral chorus. Mrs. Oates. as Prince
Raphael, sang and acted with her usual
dash and abandon, the audience was
heartily sympathetic one, and she was rap
turouslv applauded. In the second act
in response to an enthusiastic encore she
sang "Good-Bye, Sweetheart, Goodbye" "
in exquisite style, and received another
double encore. It seemed almost impossi.
BILE to please the audience. Like Oliver
Twist, they still cried for more. Mr.. Lau-
rent was not in the cast, but Messrs. Allen.
Hall, Seymour, and Bell, Mrs. Meader
Misses Winston and Dolaro, and the chorus
rendered very effective support, Messrs
Seymour and Bell being deserving OF specia
mention. The music was light, airy, and
Of kind to touch the soul.
",Twas music sweet; it's obsolete,
And now tits pass away"
But its memory will linger with US ant
cheer US even as withered roses whisper o.
departed spring. The curtain has fallen
the opera is over, and while we shall mis-
the sunny sprite that has charmed and de
lighted all hearts during the past week, tn
recollections of that week will furnish foot
for bright reflection through many Ions
weary day. Partingin this instance is no
sweet pain, but it is not so hard to say good
bye when we know that soon we may hav
the pleasure OF saying, how-d'ye.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

OUR FOREIGN TRADE.-There were two
clearances from the cuStom-house last week
Wednesday the Norwegian bark Vareen
Wohl master, cleared for Rio Janero, Bra
zil, with 1922 barrels and 206 half-harrels oi
flour, valued at S24,215, shipped by Dunlop
l. McCance.
Saturday the Norwegian bark Soridde-
rem, Pedersen master, cleared for Bremen
and bark, valued at $4,000, shipped by Cur.
It's & Parker for various consignees.
Value OF exports for week ending Feb
ruary 18th, S33,5S6; value of same for week
ending February 23d, $3S,2l5.
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BEAUTY AND THE BEAsT.-At the lequest
of the serseant-at-Arms and several mem.
bers OF the House Of Delegates, the pages OF
both houses OF the General Assembly, as
sisted by youthful! amateurs OF this city, an.
ticipate having a performance at mozart
Hall on Saturday, March I'd, at which time
will be presented the beautiful fairy drama
OF !" Beauty and the Beast" with elegant
costumes. This drama was presented 10 the
Richmond public at the Virginia Opera-
House for the benefit OF the Savannah SUI
lferers With great success. The managers
feel satisfied that oil who attend will be iuliy
! compensated,
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4 Family Reunion.-The venerable and
respected Colonel W. w. Hancock, father
of ex-Justice Spencer T. Hancock, cele'
brated his seventy-ninth birthday on Feb.
ruary 18th with dining-day and family re.
union at Otterdale, his seat in Chesterfield
county. Colonel Hancock is one Of the
oldest citizens Of the county, and repre-.
sented it in the Legislature in Virgina's
glory's day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

PERSONAL the visitors to the
Tobacco Exchange Saturday were F. j.
French, Amelia; j. R. Tucker. Jr., Wash
ington, D. g.; R. L. Ragiand. Halifax !;
and P. w. Ferrell, Danville.
Captain George D. Wise has Eeen in
Goochland county for several days.
Mr.. S. T. Beach, principal OF Shockoe
Hill Academy, who has been confined to
his house by sickness for the past four
weeks, has so far recovered as to be able to
resume the duties OF his school to-day.
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The Coming Iabteau1.-T ladies OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church, assisted by some OF
our best amateur talent, are busily engaged
making arrangements for series of ia
bIcouS. An entertainment of this kind given
by these ladies some years since was one OF
the most enjoyable and successful in the
history OF our city.
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On the Water Line.-The mills and fac
torres have enjoyed very successful sea-
son since the freshet. Saturday was pay
day at several Of them, and considerabl
amount was disbursed. There Is great re-
ioicing at the near approach OF the season
for the stoppage Of work by lamps.
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED SwINDLER.-De-
tective John Wren, assisted by Officer Tom
iinson. Saturday, arres ted deaf and dumb
man, who gave the name of John Fl. Chiles,
on charge Of obtaining $33 from Messrs.
Perkins & Powell. inspectors at Shockoe
Warehouse, by representing himself rs a
sou OF John Beazley, who had the above
amount to bis credit with that tirm. The
accused was committed to the Second sta
tion-house to await examination to-day.
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FISH, FLESH, Fowl, AND FRUIT--WHAT
1T COSTS TO BOY THEM.-The markets were
abundantly supplied with seasonable deli
cacies and necessarics Saturday. The vege-
table-lnen had cabbage, kale, salad, pota-
toes, turnips, onions, carrots, parsnips, let
tuce, beans, peas, &c, in profusion, and
the prices were very cheap. The display OF
meats was excellent. Good sausage, pork,
and veal sold for 10c. per pound. First
class lard could be had for lie. per pound.
Eggs were held at 12sc. per dozen chickens
and geese at 15c. per pound; turkeys at
12ac. per pound. The market was well
supplied. Butter varied from 20c. to 30c.
per pound for choice, but the supply of the
latter was limited. Fresh cod and ale
wives were the only fish offered-the former
mt SC. per pound and the latter at 15c. per
bunch. Good oysters could be had for 75c.
per gallon. There was an abundance Of
apples, oranges. canned and dried fruits.
Hominy sold for Sc. per quart for boiled.
Snacks, coniectioneries, and other odds and
ends could be had cheap.
Both markets were crowded with buyers
during the day, and busy scene was pre-
sented. The decline in the price Of fresh
meats is gratifying, and there is no good
reason why it should not be even cheaper.
Good pork can be bought at wholesale at
from to &c. per pound. Taken as whole
the markets Saturday were creditable and
prices reasonable.
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HoNoRs TO 1uDaE aUEaoH,s
MEMoRY.
Meeting or the Bar and yuifcfary--
The City Council nnd City Oaascels.

REsoL JTloSs OF RESPECT TO THE MEM
DRY OF THE LATE JuDG E OF THE HUsT-
INGs coURT-ADDREssE By JUDGE
CHRISTIAN, JUDGE CRUMP, MR. JAMES
pLEAsAN1s, AND oTHERs-ACTION OF
THE CITY COUNCIL AND CITY oFFICERs-
THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES AT THE
MONUMENTAL CHURCH, &C, &c.
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A WEEKS TRIBUTE TO UNCLE SAM.-The
amount OF United States internal revenue
collected for the week ending Saturday
was SIS, 760.s5-as follows: Monday, ST.
03909; Tuesday, $2,233.4l; Wednesday,
$4,635.06; Thursday. S4,S51.14 (the office
was closed Friday. February 22d); Satur-
day, $7,502.15. The amount collected for
the week ending Saturday, February 10th,
was S2S,394.32.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

CONVEY ANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
wsEK ENDING FEBRUARY %, 1S78.-Lots
fronting: 3S feet on Ninth street between
Main and Franklin for S9,0O5; 80 feet on
Marshall street between Gilmer and Graham
tor s367: Is feet on Cary street between
pine and Laurel for $1,000; e6a feet ON
Cary street between Cherry and Laurel for
81 $40: so feet on State street between
Fnlton and Erin for S10O; 93 feet on Fourth
street corner Baker for $212; Is feet on
Twelfth street between Clay and Leigh for
"a. 900: 40 feet on Calhoun street for Sl65 !;
1st feet on Baker street corner Fourth for
sSiO: 81 feet on Twenty-seventh street near
q for s91O; Il feet on Leigh street between
St. James and Adams for $40.
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arrested for Lareeny.-Sldney Jackson
(coloreO was arrested Saturday on the
charge OF stealing two coats from Dennis
Gregory at Haxa!Ps mill, in Richmond.
AS the offence was committed in Richmond
Sergeant Dan. Wren took the accused over
to answer at the Police Court this morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

SwlSDLE.-"The National Art Company
OF Cincinnati /" is the new name for an old
swinGIing concern, which Is ut present
reaping a harvest from those credulous peo.
pic who believe that by remitting $2.l0 to
them they Will receive in return oii-paint-
ings worth from 1926 to 800.
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THAT WAS A SENSIBLE WOMAN who, when In
yted by her husband to attend the opera, told him
she would much rather have the price Of the tickets
invested IN DooLEY's YEAST POWDER; NOT that
she ls ed mnsic and amusement less but good bread
biscuit. and rolls more.
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REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO TRADE.-There
was an increase In business at the Tobacco
Exchange for the week ending Saturday.
The breaks comprised 7Sl hogsheads, 81
tierces, and IL boxes. The number Of pack.
ages onered at auction on 'Change were
i37, of which 72 were taken in and 55 sold.
The prices during the week varied from
81 to $40. A large quantity OF loose to-
bacco changed hands during the week.
Prices continue very low.
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The Meade Memorial Church.-This con-
gregation has as yet made no call, but ar
rangements have been made to supply the
pulpit until regular pastor is secured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

Bridqe Aremue There is the best au-
thority for stating that the work OF paving,
guttering, and laying the sidewalk on
Bridge avenue will be commenced at once
and pushed forward to a speedy completion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

SPRISG. LII spring has not Z. come the
ssetheriai miidness has, for the early-bud-
ding trees, such as the maple, de-, are put
ting forth their buds. The grass 10 looking
fresh and green, erocuses are blooming In
the gardens, and quantities OF salad are daily
brought to market. 5 s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

LEG BRoKEN.-Mr. Clifford Shaw, stone
cutter, while at work on one OF the Frank
lin-street residences few days since, had
one Of his legs badly broken. He was taken
to his home, on Oregon Hill. where he is
now gradually improving, much to the graf
itication OF bis friends. 300
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

WALKER, SAUNDERS & Co. have been appointed
general agents for the sale Of the celebrated souee
Pacific Guano, heretofore sold by hessrs. ALLISON
8 ADDISON In the tobacco districts OF flfatuia anu
North Carolina. See advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

POLICE CoURT. Justice Crutchheid aus
posed Of several unimportant cases satu."
dav. The civil docket-Whicn was pgs.,
poned from Friday-will be called o-day
ut 12 o'clock u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

n. ELLYsoN q ca, advertising agents, insert ad.
versisemenss In all Of the newspapers OF the unsd
Slmes at publishers rates Orders ieit ~ tne uas
patch eoantins-room VIII receive prompt atten.
soH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

BEAUTIFUL. and at the SANE PRICE that le
charged for ordinary pictures. We say by all means
go to the "LEEm GALLERY.
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FoR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayea tee.n
aud diseased gums, use MEADE q BAKERS CAk-
poLrc MoU1H-WAsu. Fifty cents q bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

The Hastings COurt.-There will be an adj
journed session of the Hastings Court this
morning for civil business only.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY For the Mid
d,e states, rising barometer, winds mostly
from the west to north, colder and partly
cloudy weather, except possibly occasional
lion, rains IN the southern portion.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
states, rising barometer, colder northeast
to northwest winds, clear and partly cloudy
weather, except in the former rain-areas to-
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

ROBBERY OF MEAT.-The store OF Mr.
smithers, corner OF and Mosby streets,
Mechanicsville turspike, was robbed FRIDAY
NIGHT of about 200 pounds OF salt meat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

THE "GLENwooD - WHIsKEY took the first pre-
MUM at the State Fair.
The :. B Select" WnIskey l. recommended by DR.
j. B. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Slerry-oar own importation.
Cigars. OF every grade. Of oui own manufacture.
LtberIi discount 70 thr trade.
w. d. BLAIR & Co.,
903 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE BA-
KER's CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents
bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

For ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MouTu-WAsH
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

SAVE MONEY oy having your printing acns al kne
DISPATCH PRfgTISG-HoUsE. Coco WORK. 'ew
prices. ana satisfaction .uaranressi.
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully while
by The use of MEADE l. BAKERS SAPoErNE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box. 's
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THE LEE EGALLERY.-Beautiful artistic, and ac'
,,r,,e utencses. Rev. C. G. BIrTING.
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LEVY BROTHERS.

For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUMs q
use MEADE q BAKERS CAEBoLtc MOUTH I
WASH. Fifty cents q bottle.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Z. Is. COOK. Mt his store, at 10 A. M., furniture,
crockery, stoneware, &c. 49,.
r. s. ANDERSON & SUN will sell at LIN a. u.
groceries, &c.
j. D. WHITEHEAD. l0k A. M, groc, ries.
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THE LEE GALLERY.-The pictures are admiral
ond ,,sternlJy arranged Rev. j. b. JETER.
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JoHa M CLXrBoENE. x6ExF MUTUAL Tfyx-
INSURANCE. CcAaAxYs0r NEw YoBxa.kssETs !
sCyEz e6s ,o00. eco CAeHs--The advantages oGered
10 insurers by this company Id solid secnrity.
pertor economy, and its convenient system Of an.
nnal each dividends, combine 10 make II Hthe safsst
the cheapest, aud the best In the world ~ siS
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TTIGH CONSTABLE.
WANTS.

0RDERS WANTED, BY WESSON
~ wTHE TAu,ORm-As spring approaches I
would remind my friends that am again candi-
date for their consideration and support. Upon my
record for the past three years rely for continue
ance of the hearty sympathy aud generous support
which have hitherto been extended 10 me from
every quarter Of the State.
Resutiful Chesterfeldn and Fancy Cashmere
Suits $50 to $25; new style Blue and B!ack Che
viots, $40 to *25 English suiting French and Eng.
cheap as can be made by any house In the Unit
States and about US low rs northern factory-work,
for which orders are being so extensively solicited In
the South.
A trial will convince all that TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT can be saved, and style and workmansnp
equal TO any house in the city ,,,.x, .,rn,,,.r
nearly opposite Dispatch building.
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For BLEEDING GUMS. use MEADE 6 BAKERS
CARBoLIc M0uTH.WA ASH. Fifty cents bottle. j.
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was cloudy and
cooler. AT night it was ciear, with north
erly winds.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ. 90;
Q A. 81, SO; noon, 81; 3 p. Nj, 65; 2.
NJ, G2; midnight, 40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

INCIPIENT TARTAR AND scURF removed by
MEADE 4 BAKE3's SApoNINE DENTfFRIcE.t
Fifty cents q box. S-.- ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AN INTERESTING CoLLECTI0N.-We have
heretofore called attention to the value to
our city OF the Richmond College Museum,
and are glad to learn that it grows steadily
and noiselessly. Professor &. H. Winston,
50 we'll known as scientist, Is making q
collection OF minerals which will soon pre-
cent bird's-eye view OF the mineraIogy OF
the State. The cabinet, being readily ac-
cessible, will give to strangers and all in
terestcd a glimpse into our immense min
cral resources.
Professor Curry interests himself rather
in the less scientific department, illuStra-
ting. however, Archaeology, History, DC.
Lately, through him, there have been pre-
sented to the museum q Confederate flag and
the uniform worn by Colonel Lewis VIII
liams in the Revolutionary army. The lat-
ter relic is well preserved and is quite In
teresting. Professor Curry at odd intervals
has given some attention TO the collection OF
characteristic autograph letters from men
and women OF distinction in this country
and in Europe. What he has is surpassed
bv few private collections, and will soon be
deposited at the college. or Europeans he
has autograph letters OF Lucien Bonaparte,
the kings OF Bavaria, Belgium, and Greece.
the great Biblical scholar Tischendorf, OF
D'Aubigne, Prepense, Sir james Mackin.
tosb, Gladstone, Moltke, Ruskin, Garibaldi,
Spurseop, Miller, &C., &c. OF American
celebrities, the name is legion. We recall
nearly complete list OF the presidents, and
the names OF Henry, Franklin, De Witt
Clinton, Marshall, Chase, Story, Webster,
Clay, Calhoun, Sumner, Yancey, and a long
list OF dead and living statesmen, authors,
and preachers.
1t is matter Of congratulation that our
city and State are to have the benefit OF this
rare and valuable collection. AS letters and
objects OF antiquarian and historical interest
are so perishable they should be transferred
from private hands to this public museum,
where they can be properly exhibited and
securely preserved. 1t is to be hoped that
college and private effort will soon erect a
building adapted to the better preservation
and exhibition OF what public-spirited men
are so industriously collecting.
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THE cxsslsa-our SALE z
LEVY BRorHERs, 3
IS pronounced BY those whosee
now IT wosxEs
to be The faire.t sale ever made.
They have not selected out
FEwARrIcLxs
70 oaer as ieaderu, bat sell their whole stock
AT DISCOUNT OF
s. TEN CENTS
on every doiars worth you purchase.
wHAroAx BE FAIRER THAN THIs2
AS this extra induoelnen, win only be offered
UNTIL THE 1sT OF MARCH,
we advise everybody who have goods to porcbase
to call on Tes
Tvvv np0Tupps
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WANTED, TO SELL EXTENSION
w Top FAMILY PHAETONS, JUMP-SEAT
ROCKAWAYS, LADIES' PHAkToSS. TOP and
OPEN FASHIONABLE DRIVING " GiE Es,
second hand Family Carriages. Ladies phaeions'
TOP ana open Bugaies. Repairing do 10 bel pan-
Fif,h street between Broad and Marshall streets.
re 25~1m
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RUsINEss CHANCES.

IlUR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST AN ANp
Is MOST POPULAR RESTAURANTS nt IN = aIsi-5 nsI
ington. Excellent location; dosng nasd and best
class trade; one Of the 10 en-.
business -houses In the city. A goos SpAAN> -
gage in . profitable business; & Dickson,
- Real Estate Agent,
aaa Four.ans.a hiatt street, WASHINGTON =, =. g
Re 22.lw 81 aats.t q
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II. 4. PledSants, Secretary.
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| friend.
Mr.. CABELI.'s REMARKS.
E. C. CabeIl, Esq, who was at one time
| associated with Judge GuiSon as Common
wealth's attorney, followed in feeling and
eloouent tribue to him as a fearless and In
denendent but at the same time merciful
iudee, and as true and faithful friend.
REMARKS OF JUDGE CHRISTIAN, OF THE COURT
OF APPEALS.
Mr.. Chairman,-Tbis crowded audience.
this large meeting OF the bar and Dencn OF
this city, testifies more eloquently than
mere words can possibly do the high ap-
nreciation in this community OF the charac'
ter and services OF our deceased brother,
who has been suddenly cut down in the
midst OF his career OF usefulness and honor.
feel constrained, rs the only representa-
five of the Court OF Appeals Of this State
now present, to offer in the name OF that
tribunal and for myself, in few brief, plain
/ words, my humble tribute OF respect to the
memory, the character, and distinguished
services Of Judge Guigon.
Sir, this whole community Is appalled, Dy
an irreparable loss, and shocked by the SUD
den calamity that has fallen upon us.
4 We who live in this city, who feel an IN.
4 terest in its welfare, prosperity, and good
i government, feel and know that o great and
good man has been taken away, whose
\ place 1t win be difficult, IL not impossible
Ito fill. we who are co-w0rkers with hin
lin that noble profession which most nearly
4 affects and protects the most cherished
irights Of man and citizen, best know, ant
4 lmost keenly feel, the loss OF q fearless. con
J scientious, md dincorruptible Judge.
Il Mr.. Chairman, know the language Q!
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A LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS
n HOUSEKEEPER, or TO attend an invalid isdy
~ chiiSren No obs elton to tue country. TRefer"
eness an exchanged. ADDRESS L. r.. at this oftee.
fe 20-6t*
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WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, to do
w the COOKING, WASHING G aud IRONING Tor
q small family. Must come well recommended. Az
nry at n @ west Cary street. re Zo-Hte