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mD1pLoMAcY" AT THE THEATRE LAST
HT.-"Diplomacy was played at the
Theatre last night by one OF the best COM
panies that has visited Richmond recently,
the following being the cast: Captain Julian
Reauclerc, Maurice Barrymore; Henry
Beauclerc, John Drew; Count Orlot, Is;
c. Porter; Baron Stein, Fl. Rees Davis;
Aleia Fairfax, Albert Murdoch; Markham,
r. Sullivan; Antoine, Herbert Aying;
Sheppard, H. Gordon; Francois, E. +.
Johnston; Messenger, F. Dunning; Coun-
tess Zicka, Ellen Cummens; Dora, jose
phine Baker; Marquese de Rio Zares, Mrs.
a. f. Baker.
The plot is very good one, and the ac-
tion is spirited throughout. The villain las
indeed sometimes happens) is woman. BY
abstracting a precious State paper, she
throws suspicion upon Julian Beuclerc's
Young wife, and thereby causes her huS.
band to "flare up'' and desert her, and
brings sorrow and confusion generally to
| the Beuclercs. The scent OF a delicate per-
fume which fingers in a portfolio furnishes
the clue for the detection OF the real criml
nal, and the curtain at last falls upon the
husband and wife, reunited and happy.
! Mr.. Barrymore, who had the part OF Ju
liam Beauclerc, was here with the Fifth
Avenue company. He is q good actor,
and suited we'll for the rather impetuou:
character he was called upon to represent
! If he has any fault to be mentioned it j:
redundancy OF spirit, as exhibited some.
times in speaking, and oftener in gestures
Mr.. John Drew, as Henry Beauclerc, was al
that could have been demanded-quiet,
genteel, and brotherly. Count Orlotf (B
! G. Porterl was tirst-rate, and Baron Stein
| (Mr. Davis) charming old rascal OF q
diplomat, with courtiy manner, terrible
eyebrows, and cunning face. Miss Ellen
Cummens, who is favorably known to ouI
people, had the undesirable, yet Tin q
play) necessary, part of the trouble-man'
| ufacturer. In that character she de.
meaned herself excellently. Miss Jo'
sephine Baker was Dora, the Injured wife.
This young lady is widely known, and, ii
| NAV be added, extensively loved, from her
personation OF "Libby, Libby Dear" in
| The Mighty Dollar. She is one OF the few
ladies who have gone on the stage and pre-.
served their naturalness. She is pretty,
and, what is better, she is simple in her
manners. She would be delightful as
"Dora' - in David Copperfield. AS Julian
Beauclerc's wife, she was up to the high
standard Of the company. She, however,
would have done better last night II she had
shown little more spirit (or temper) In the
accusation scene. The Marquese de Bio
Zares (Mrs. Bakery was ga love OF mother
in-law," and, like many another, had TO
hear much undeseryed blame.
| Our people who fail to see Diplomacy Ut
will be repeated tonight will miss some
thing really fine.
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NxTURAL1sTs, FIELD CLUB OF RICHMOND.
The above Club was organized on Saturday
evensng at the rooms OF DR.. Jud. B. Wood.
A constitution and bylaws was adopted,
and the following officers elected: Presi-
dent. nj. NJ. WeIch; Yice-President, Dr..
Jud. B. Wood; Treasurer, 7. L. mayo; ;
Recording Secretary, H. Theodore Ellyson; !;
Corresponding Secretary, Sol. Cutchins
Custodian, Charles l.. Steel. 81
AHeneral Committee, which .is the same
rs an Executive Committee, was elected,
Consisting Of DR.. T.. M. Cowardin, Z. t
Mayo, and C. Edgar Hartman; also, a
aCommhtee on Exercises" whose duty Is
to select all subjects for discussion before
tire Club. This committee is composed OF
the following gentlemen: DR.. Jud. B.
Wood. WSlliam Ellyson, and III. N. Weeh.
d The'Club starts under fine auspices. The
object is rte study natural science ia aid ips
branches.
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Z BRIEFS. he Board OF Public Works yes
terday appointed William G.. Mayo, Esq,
OF this city, secretary, In place Of j. Henry
Eustis, deceased. There were about dozen
applicants. The pay is s400 per annuu.
In the House OF Delegates to-day Mr..
w. w. Henry will have the floor at i
O'Clock to speak on the canal-railroad bill.
The House Committee on Privileges and
Elections are revising the election and re-
gistration laws, and II the City Council wish
te be heard on the subject they should speak
at once. Registration will be abolished ex-
cept in cities.
There is a dangerous and ugly hole In the
pavement on the north side OF Broad street
between Third and Fourth.
Main street needs good sweeping.
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POLICE court, YEsTERDAY-Pohce.J JUS
tice j. j. White presiding. David rage
(coIored) was fined $40 and costs LOT as
saIllting and beating Fanny Page.
Anderson Coleman (colored) was iound
guilty Of stealing ahorse-blanket from feLer
Gilmer and a post and hinges from qalen-
tine Hechler, Jr., and sentenced to receive
fifteen 9ashes.
Charles Snellings.
James Davis {colored) was glYen IouI
lashes for stealing wood from the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company
PoIer Napier, Mike 0,Rourke, flemlng
payne1 William Williams, and Major Ro-
h;nson fall boysl, trespassing on the premi-
ses of William Gum and defacing his pro-
perty. were discharged with an admonision.
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NEW LADDaRsToR THE FaRE DEPARTMENT
The Fire Department recently lost the use
0f several OF dts!ladders notably two bro
ken at the recent Arch street Ere-and the
Committee Ga Tie Fire department haa
Aeught new ladders from Iafiaer manutaer
tory at Bangor, he, to supply tie dedcien-
cys. The new ladders have been shipped,
and are expected 10 arrive here &y the Old
Donllal lon Steamship Line one dag tais week.
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{ HOUSEHOLD EcoNoMr.-The horsekeepa or
cook VINO studies economy In the kitchen car do so
In one direction by always using DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER. It witt be found truly economical and
valuable assistant in baking biscuits, rolls, bread,
cake Of all kinds. wafes, mullins, and most all ar,i
cles prepared from four. And NhyY Because In
using the DooLEY POWDER you save In eggs, In
shortening, in patience, I'm everything: and when
The baking Is done It is turned QUE light, palatabe,
and wholesome that every morsel Is eaten up and
M WINS ..Est4
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DEED rN TEXAS .-Information was re-
ceiyeA ihoTe yesterdaysof the death Of John
Il. Martin. Dr., at Fredericksburg, Texas.
The Deceased was native Of this city, but
left here after the war for New York. zaepe
he resided for number OF years; but hfs
I,ealth Aeclinins, he rensoYed to Texas. He
was scanealyiin the plimeasf manhood, being
only twauty-eight years cid at the time OF
bis death. His many friends will be paaaed
to hear of his death. ~
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Police COurt.-Mayor Clarke disposed OF
the following cases yesterday
William Davis and William Coleman tco'
lored), charged with stealing wood from W.
B. McCrary. Found guilty, and ordered to
receive five lashes each.
John Burrows alias Flem. Coleman "aS
ordered to return one lot OF gooas DelohS
ing to Julia johnson.
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A Boar ryR0MLExIHGToN.--The be first boat
from Lexingto Lon iof fourteen months. ar,
rived I'm Richmond yns steTtiay eyening-.til
WilliH &i Ietehes by nay,,e prominent
merchant OF this city has Lad 24, coo sioeked
np on she canal bys tho WASHES and aFeeza
since last August. Il
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NO NONSENSE HERI-John T. Gwyn, 344
north GIlmor street, Baltimore, and doing business
corner Charles and Camden, writes that he suffered
severely with rheumatism, without relief from any
thing he could get, until he took DR.. HERNDoN's
great remedy-the GYPsY's GrFT-which relieved
him in few hours and completely restored him to
health In two days. He says it is what 1t claims to
be-namely, q specific for rheumatism. Sold by all
live druggists.
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Minor Topics.-A large quantity OF 10,
bacco raised in the adjacent counties passed
through this city yesterday to the Richmond
warehouses.
There was quite brilliant gathering al
Professor Luube's dancing. academy yester'
day. Many ladies from Richmond were III
attendance
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Meetings. The Board OF Governors OF
the Beethoven Musicale will meet this after
noon at O'Clock in Rev. G. {. Wander.
slices study, in rear Of the Methodist
church. Applications for membership must
be presented to the Board.
A regular meeting OF the City schoo o,
Board will take place tonight at 1:3(
o5plork
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

CHURcH NoTEs.-At the First Baptist
church in tho morning Rev. DR.. w. %.
Thomas, OF Norfolk, preached an able, so.
lcmn, and impressive sermon from the text,
ssThe Lord Requireth the Past" al
night the pastor (Dr. Warren) filled the pul.
Dit and baptized two persons. Ii
at Pine.Street Baptist church one person
was received on experience. -
At Clay Street Baptist church in the
morning. after the sermon by the pastor,
Rev. T.. P. Crawford, veteran missionary to
China, made an admirable address, which
seemed to deeply impress the congregation.
A liberal collection for foreign missions was
taken. At night the pastor baptized three
persons and preached to crowded congre-
cation. There have been several other
professions Of conversion, others are inter
ested; and the meetings 60 on every evening
at 7:30 O'Clock with increasing interest.
At the Second Baptist church five persons
were received into full fellowship at the
communion, and one other was received for
baptism. A number OF Others have eX-
pressed interest, and the meetings 60 on
every evening this week at 1880 O'Clock
the pastor (Dr. McDonal6 preaching-Wit
most hopeful signs Of a general revival.
At Leigh-Street Baptist church three per-
sons were received for baptism. s'
At the prayer-meeting at Centenary Meth
odist church on Sunday two young men
sought an interest in the prayers OF the con-
gregation.
Rev. Charles q. Read, D. D., Of the Grace
Street Presbyterian church, preached al
Trinity Methodist church Sunday night
Mr. Judkins preached for DR.. Read Sunday
afternoon.
Special prayer-meetings are being held
this week at Union-Station Methodist
church.
At Clay-Street Methodist church two per
sons asked for special prayer on Sunday.
Bishop Doggett conducted the services al
Park-Place church on Sunday night.
At the Methodist preachers meeting yes
terday Bishop Doggett read letter from
DR.. McFerrin, in which he proposed to
visit Richmond in the interest Of the Pub
fishing House, and the meeting cordially in.
vited him to do so, and gave the assurance
OF their cordial cooperation. The meeting
also invited DR.. Young, of Nashville, to &C
company DR.. McFerrin.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Painful Accident. nt.-Joseph A. Reams,
better known as Fell, and an employe OF
the Richmond Cedar W orks. met with
very painful accident yesterday afternoon.
He was badly burned by the blast from the
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KATE CLAxTog.-Miss Kate Claxton is
coming back to Richmond, aud next week
will appear In new and, II y sta.eo,
:rafned and attractive play Double MAI
riare. I,i. being dramatizasion Of Charles
Read's novel.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO.. advertising agents, insert ad.
yertisements in MI Of the newspapers Of the United
S,Aes 1t publishers rates Orders LEFT at the Dis
patch countins-room Will receive prempt attsr
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRINrISG-HogsE. Good work, leW
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
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OFFICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CoAPASY.l
RICHMOND, VA. January IS, 1879. :
V,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
4 OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM
PkNY will be held at the Office of the company on
HE 2sTH JANUARY, 1879, at AZ NJ.
{, I4-tJa2S Z. Il. MEADE. Secretary.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly clear
or cloudy, raw, and disagreeable. AT night
it was rainy. .se
L THERu0xETER YESTERDAY: 8 "A. NJ, rs;
8 A. NJ, SO :; noon, 81 Z; p. NJ 90; 6 2.
~, 81 midnight. SO. M
III Mean temperature, A. 1-6. s
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, COMPANY "F."-As- H
n semble at the Regimental Armory To N
NIGHT at sh O'Clock, In uniform, and without "
crnse-h..l.s aud epauleties. BY command Of II
h2s.lt CAPTAIN GEORGE ID. WISE.
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TRY OUR soc. TEA aud our 1sc. Lsguayra coffee
". D. BLAIR & Co.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION, OF
Az THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
ViRGiNIA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
JANUARY l, 1879: ' 2. &. 70 . ."
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FRENCH BRANDY-old vintage-cheap, at JOHN
N. H1GGINs's.
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RICHMOND, VA, January 2S, 1879.
CTIyE, CONTRIBUTING. AND
n HONORARY MEMBERS of the JEFFERSON
LITERARY AND SOCIAL CIRCLE Mill please
attend called meeting at Lery's Hall THIS Tues
Gayl MORNING at 10 O'Clock, for the purpose Of
attending the funeral OF Rev. NJ. J. .MIcHELBACHER
in body. BY order Of the president.
II. M. MOSES,
N 2s.l,k Recording Secretary.
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lNUSE8FENTS. 4
HFOZART HALL.

MOZART HALL.
GRAND CONCERT
FRIDAY. JANUARY 31ST,
FOp THE BENEFIT OF THE MANCHESTER
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The best amateur musical talent In Inc city nave
Dr. BUnYRLL and MIR. PUGH, the celebrated tenor.
Professor II. :. TURNER and Professor PETIT
e CoIAs: the whole under the management OF MIR.
Henry e wat ia 2S-4t*
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
DIPLOMACY.

DIPLOMACY.
THE WARDE & BARRYMORE COMBINATION.
DIPLOMACY. DIPLOMACY. DIPLOMACY.
DIPLoMACY.I Great Play Grandly Acted.
DlPLDMACY.i
DIPLOMACY The Great Trio Scene.
DIPLOMACY.
DIPLOMACY. Double Recalls. Double Recalls.
DIPLOMACY.
DIPLOMACY. Every Scence EncoreJ.
DIPLOMACY.
DiPL0MACY. MAURICE BARRYMORE,
DIPLOMACY. JOHN DREW,
u. {. PORTER,
ELLEN CUMMENS,
JOSEPHINE BAKER.
MRS. A. 4. BAKER.
SUPERB STAGE SETTING.
FRIDAY EVENING,
BENEFIT OF BARRYMORE,
when will be presented another charming play.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY at O'Clock.
ja2s#
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} tAL BARGAINS m CHINA.

tEFG SMn IL LuSCH-SETS.
SsISs DIsNER-, DESERT. ard TEA.
3t9rpy a VENETIAN, IRIDESCEET. And
fgE III II kAlTU GOODS. ~
ksrestn tnoEs .sess ana $PLATE-WARMERS~t the
A.. 's 1s'ef Ii'aent " be found IN the city.
", afani ilneof sSs ss
sf,pr.,, FANCY GooDg, ;s.,s
4 ea,, LE :. FOE GHKIsTMAs PRESEETs.
besapa... - respestfdly solicited from every ONE
ernet Ny ssecks steaher they wtsh 10 purchase
dsl7 y. -. TAYLOR. s;s
101l MasR street.
- tbe nIaSs Aaal5Es aaEs s5.6e to gG fser neasa. ~
ScH kAtNglGGsisu susk 49, ,s .s
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MOZART HAEL.

NI -
AoSDAY and TUESDAY. JANUARY 81 and 2s.
HENRY c. WYATT
has the honor to announce
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
hy tEecelebrated
AENDELssoHN 9UiNTETTE CLUB
lofBestop),
assisted by MRS. E. II. F. KNOWLES,
. the renowned Soprano.
h MOST PERFECT lfUSICAL 0RGANIZA-
4r,,, Tl9S IN AMERICA.
.s.,,aShoeioS, 10 centS. No extra c66rge FOR re-
s,n,o seals, whicaar on sale ut WYATT's music.
Ha a20-M.W.E.M&Tu4t
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TUESDAY MoRNINo q, AIRY 2s 1879

aYowed purpose of obtaining q congrega.
tion OF worshippers and q house OF worship
Nor did he have long 10 wait, for two years.
afterwards Q34S) the synagogue on EIeY.
enth street was built, and he became the
accepted minister OF the congregation
/" Beth Ahabah y (House OF Love-, which
position he held uninterrupted until Feb
ruary 20, 1869, when, in the midst OF the
services, he was struck down with an epi-
1eptfc fit, since which time, being incapaci-
tated from active service. he has held the
position Of superannuated minister.
From the date Of his arrival in the city
up 20 the time when his health began TO fall
he also added to the labor OF minister that
Of teacher, having conducted one OF the best
common schools Id the State. His school
was to him q source OF great pride, and he
frequently boasted OF having taught the
children OF all denominations and leaving
their religious convictions untrammelled.
No one can say that he merely taught for
pay, for his greatest pleasure was to add TO
tions which were not included in the courses.
Mr. Michelbacher was man possessed OF
q rich fund Of knowledge, profound
thinker, and hard student. His sermons
always bore the impress OF labor and care
full preparation. His great virtues and
kindly disposition are the marked features
which leave their indellible Impressions
among his many friends. During bis years
Fef prosperity bis hand was ever stretched
out to assist the needy, and no hungry
traveller ever sat down to q more welcome
table OF held out his hand to more open
purse than he found at the house OF Rev. NJ.
j. Michelbacher. He was member of O
number Of charitable institutions in the
city, having held offices Of honor and trust
In nearly every one OF them. ~ =" q.
OF Masonic lodges he was a member and
chaplain OF Nos. SO, SO, II, and 81; the first
named being his motber-lodge. he was also
member OF Richmond Chapter, No.'3, and
Lafayette Chapter, No. 43, Royal Arch Ma
sons. Besides which he was member o
Aurora Lodge, No. 16, I. o. D. F.; Poca
hontas Tribe, No. IA, I. o. r. M; Virgins
Lodge, No. TX. Of p; Friendship Lodge
No. 47, Free Sons OF Israel; past presi
dent OF Rimmon Lodge, No. 6S, I. o. B. B.
in which institution he also held the posi-
tion OF recording secretary at the time Of hi:
death and was an honorary member OF tht
Jefferson Literary and Social Circle. All o.
these organizations have made arrangement:
to pay suitable tributes of respect to hi!
memory, and will attend the funeral ser
vices, which take place from the Eleventh
Street Synagoguethis morning at IL O'Clock
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OLD RYE WHIsKEY and APPLE BRANDY at !.
: .ts' JOHN II. HIGGINs's.
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r AW JOURNAL, 1870.

LII s5. s. - - 3
We viii mail any, address asa9nle No: sf the
The January No. Just ready, and now Is the limo
10 subscribe. This work sslraost 20
ryery lawyer, tt contains more valuable inforps.
Hon fhan can be had IN Other ways for % we have
few COPIES OF the worS for 1877 aud l6T e oonns
4. os ae.v ~, = 81 az - Subltshefs.
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q TEAs.-choice New, Soc. pouns. For sale by
"a J 81 JOHN M. HIGGINS.
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F.TEsT RUN, Scotch whiskey, aud apple brandy
w. D. BLAIR q Co.
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.NGIISH FINE SALT.

ENGLISH FINE SALT.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS offer for sale the cargo arg;
nnni NJ, consisting OF 1880 SACKS. GEORGE DEA-
kIN,S and BUCKLEY'S BRANDS, factory n,I.d'
and ruIl-blca phed sacks. la Zo-I-r
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COFFEE, GROCERIES.
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND, on Richmond city
wi ,nh suburban real estate. at moderate rate.
w ,'WTED 'NT SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS,
y, stricty trsi.class improved city property tren-
JralIv iocated for term OF yesrs, at SIX per Gent
trai; a. ,'1T CUAEFIS, STAPLES & co.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1879,
IN THE HALL OF TIE HOUSE OF
DELEGATES, Ats p. NJ,
will read seieceoz of his own and other writings
to-wit:
Ups and Downs of Lecturer,
Love and Revenge In DS injury,
When the Cows Come iHosne,
Negro Anecdotes,
Night OF Terror,
How Ruby Played.
Hardshel Sermon, &C., &C.
Admission, so cents. Tickets al the bookstores
AID at the door. ia 27-3t
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By invitation OF members OF the General Assembly,
DE-. G. w BAGBY,
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people. Rev. DR.. Paserkin oficiated. Ihe
remains were buried sE Hollywood.
REv. n. .. AtaHELBAcHER.
Rev. Max Joseph belbacher died at his
residence ON Third street, early Sunday
moraing, In the sixty-himh year OF his age.
Dir. Miehalbacher was bsrn at Oettingens
Rayaria. on the 10th Of October, 1910. Haz-
ING received q liberal education at the eoE
iieses of Garnany, he eusgrated TO this
country In the year 1874, lheating at Phila-
delphis Tor abent two gears. where ne ex-
5hiblted eonsidaabl talent as = teacner and
expounder OF Jewish laws. 81. @ !, - ss,
In the year 1919 he came to Richmond at
the solicitation of The few German Israel M
ties then residins here, and Was andncea %
read the services, according to tie arthcaox
custom, at their weekly gatherings lmme-
tsiateiy after his arrival bis acqualntanees pc
came So: so:iaYorably Impressed With his talents
ar6 lofty character that be was Invited 70
make his home among them and solicited %:
undertske the education OF their chile 1fen..
This la1 TO an engagement of bis seryicesaa
reader and teacher and from that Lime tof-
ward be exeEEsd hIs energies WILD the
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OUR COOKING WINE IS really good enough fol
table use. W. .. BLAIR & Co.
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Chamber of commerce.

ELEcTIoN or NEW MEMBER-TEE ICE.
golGE THAMES TO TEE OLD DOMINION
sgEAAsHIP G0HPANY--THE BRAZIL MAIL
sBTEIMSHIP LINE SUBSIDY. &c.
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T1ITNERAL NOTICE.-The members Of
ERIFSDSBIp LODGE, No. A. INDEPEND,
FNT ORDER FREE SONS OF iSRAEL: EhIs ",,rnai VIII
ftsyI MGRINING at half-past 9 O'Clock. to pay the
Isl triin,e of respect to our deceased brother ex-
presdent, Rev. N. J. MICHELBACHEI.
~ WILLIAM FLEGESHETMER,
I, as.lt* Recording Secretary.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-28

THE WARDE & BARRYMORE COMBINATION.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-28
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SUPERB STAGE SETTIN
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY at O'Clock
A. n HOUR WITH MEEkINS.

SATURDAY EVENING, farewell appearance.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-28

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-10
General Trade.

Scant receipts has stiffened the mar
ket for all classes Of feed. The indi-
cations of an advance of 30 on river
freights from st. Louis, which will
probably 60 into effect next Monday,
has also influenced IN advance in
leading articles of bFeadstuGS and
produce. In the line of meats d feel
ing Of frmness has also been impaired,
though no advance is noted. Our
iobbing trade continues active, and
the stock of supplies has been eonsid-
erably reduced during the past week.
FLOUR-Strong, with an upward
tendency. Prices are - per Dbl for X,
"a so for Xxx. IS for XXX, s. J0Q6 for
family and Sc 25@6 70 for fancy grades.
Stock light. 49,,
CORNMEAL-Supply scarce, with
prices advancing. The mills charge 81 4C
per Dbl to-day; sales yesterday on the
landing In lots ut - 50, and Huduni
brand at 81 1919; small orders, " 10 per
Dbl.
white, from store. 53@54e per bushel; 3
aid of SOC Cor II carload of choice mixed
was declined yesterday small orders o.
yellow and mixed IRE Sic per bushel.
OAyS--StiA, at Stl193Gc per bushe
ior lighd and heavy IN lots supply Ugh