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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29

SUNDAY-SCHOOL ANNIvERsARY.-OnT Tues
day night the Grace.StIeet Baptist Sunday
school celebrated lis forty-siXth anDiyer-
saIy. 1t was an occasion OF high and va
red interest.
Ats o'clock the school, having formed in
the basement, entered the main audience,
led by the officers, and each class attended
by its teacher. The school crowded two
thirds OF the pews OF the large church, and
that, too, when the infant class was not ln-
cluded. After prayer, the address OF well
come was made by Colonel Thomas y.
Evans. Ii was in rhyme witty, genial,
and exceedingly popular with the audience.
The Colonel is the poet-laureate OF his
school, Then came the annual report OF U.
ID. Browne, Esq, the superintendent OF the
Sunday school. We cannot give the par
ticuars OF the report, but we must say that
it showed the school TO be in very pros
porous condition, and the largest Sunday
school i'm the city,. Mr.. Browne Il capital
SUPERINTENDENT, and manages his large and
splendid school with great tact and skill.
Then followed a dialogue on "Giving
Money!" in which four boys took part. The
cleaning smile, the bursts OF laughter and
involuntary applause showed its effect on
the audience.
A large number OF prizes for punctual at
tendance and also for bringing IN new scho-
lars was given. This was the work OF DR..
Hatcher, and his playful hits were greeted
with roars OF laughter.
The banners for the highest average IN
attendance were awarded 10 The classes OF
Mrs. Carr and Mr.. John III. Gresham.
These classes were brought to the front,
and the banners were presented in bright
aud charming speech hy Rev. }. }. Taylor,
OF Richmond College. The contest for these
banners is very earnest, and the class that
succeeds in winning one OF them is greatly
honored in the school.
! After this came another dialogue. COM
posed for the occasion, and beautifully rem
dered by the BOYS that had it in hand. II
struck right and left on those who do not &c
Ito SUNDAY school, and gave the audience
many merry laugh.
For the excellent music with which The
exercises were interspersed we were IN
debted 10 the admirable training OF The
leader. Mr.. w. 5. Pitcher. We wish we na'
snace 10 speak in detail OF the musical par
oi the entertainment. The solos OF Mr.. l.
n Jenkins, MIR. Edmund Henshaw, Mis-
lOnhelia Williams, the duet OF Misses Hog
and Butler. and the "Hosanna Song" b.
those sweet little white rosebnds on the up
ner platform, were greatly admired.
, Alter the exercises upstairs, the school
attended by many invited guests, went
! the basement, where the most tempting treo
: was in waiting for ihem. The consumptio
! OF good things was simply fearful, and mus
, have made some Richmond confectlont
, very happy. 1t made one poor brother yer
t unhappy before daybreak.
The genius OF Mr.. &. V. Clash, the chai
man OF The Committee OF Arrangement
= was responsible for the taste. beauty, an
t order which characterized the entire occ
t .ion. He had noble helpers. Anniyers
ries are so popular at Grace-Street that the
i nronose TO have them twice year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, } EsTERDAf.
Scott's administrator US. Noel, &c. oonsen,
order affirming decree OF the Circuit Oour'
of Fluvanna with costs. -.
Walden, by, &C.. Us. Bolts ana ais. lis
missed by appellants. A t
Walters, &C.. Us. McAden and ofS. ane
McAden and ais. as. walters anu otS
Causes removed to Wytheville:
William =. De Saussere, Esq, was d,
lowed to practice as counsel IN thls court
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Brief ItemS.--T here is only one criminal
10 Re tried at ihe next term OF the Circou
Court-vIz., George Washington (eoiofeob
charged vita burglary and arson.
The hoEsl festival given by t3e young
ladies OF ,hf, Methodist church has closea;
They realized handsome sum, when WIZ
be dewey d TO the interest OF the church,
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The POll.Tax.

RICHMOND, VA, April 20, 1880.
Editors Of Dispatch: Please state in your
paper whether or not man WHO has pall
his capitation-tax for 1879, but has not paid
them for 1878 or 1877. will be allowed TO
vote in the primary election and in the No
yember election Of this year, and oblige
A WORKMAN.
The payment OF the tax for 1879 only will
be required at the primary and at the TWO
elections 10 be held this year. s,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29

KNOCKED Down WITH STICK Yesterday
of,ernoon about 8 O'Clock a fight occurred
bet ween William Roberts and Nettie BibDs,
two characters OF Cash-Corner. During the
fight Roberts struck his female opponent on
her head with o heavy stick, inflicting an
usly wound and knocking her senseless ioi
a Short while. A warrant was sworn on
against Roberts at the First police station
soon after the affair occurred, but ne bas s'
far eyaded arrest. The fight created grea
excitement in the neighborhOod.
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Music. Ic.-Receiyed from Z. +. johnston a.
COPY OF II. Carmer's pot-pourn rom Tue
Pirates of PenZance opera. Ihe mus.I y,
this opera is very difficult to Obtain, as II nns
been copyrighted, and the owners are eios'
active in preventing pirdticat depreda,lons'
This arrangement, which Is headed " Men,o, ,h"
ries of the Pirates," has been trahscr'oeu
with considerabIe accuracy.
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nyrIyG AND SECURING.

DYEiNG. SECURING, AND Nd erEAN ra.Nx-
DING EsrADLisspmoMlssfSrT' aspolsfr MMrrtisssIpoHiTAN Nj issp
IL, sMr. T.. LIN SEMANS informs b., ih,ernu., s ns,
iorner patrons aud hs seeesl pspm.s m n se pieasd
ieoi~n. i... she,ns DYFtSG and CLEAsiNu ,nn.,i ni
,mylpvrs and FeArHfRs snseisl,y;s igr nT rom
Known French DYER, Mons. tM.L, MI. ,,n cSii.
Paris, Is 10 his employment "''e
an 2-s0f3m ---------.
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Fashionable Marriage. .-nhe Metb"dst
church was packed to its utmost caFsehy
last night. The occasion Fsass the III n@sr'age
OF Mr.. henry {. Beatle ana Miss AnU.e
Belate, formerly OF N1rfoiB. hss. MI.
Woodward officated. l@ier recenng tue
congratulations OF mann friends 'ee nsppy ,s
party departed on The chesapeake anu Vn'o
railroad for q northerRitEip.
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Died in Jaii.-Ths col0red woman VINO
wa, sent to the Chesterfield county jail last
week from the pooghoGsc rs lunatic diea
In jail Monday, ana w3s buried at the ex-
pense OF the cova.y. She was Originally
from Bermuda diSirlr /, and went crazy on
the subject OF Gamer ~ aud eating.
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The MOZART THIS EvESNs.-First. over
ture, Agonies OF Tantalus,7 (Suppe,) or
chestra, second, solo baritone, Mr.. A. T.
Abernetby; third, SOLO clarinet, "Fanta-
sia," (David,) Mr.. Jardella; fourth,
waltzes, "Breezes OF the Might" (Neyer,)
orchestra fifth, solo baritone, Mr.. A. T.
Abernethy !; sixth, quartour, (3iozart) pi.
ano and strings; seventh, pot-pourri,
- Martha [FlotOw,l orchestra.
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STRAWBERRIES -Noiwithstsndl tne Soiu
weather OF the past few weeks ,hls lruit M 's
growing and maturing rapidly onless
some calamity should befali ", Tue iipe uu,s
will be in our markets from tnis s.iu,s ,n ~
about ten days, and In large quan'''''' W
the 18th to 18th OF May.
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The MOZART AssoCIATIoN.--The ahhua'
meeting OF the Richmond Mozart Assocly, ~
tion was to have been held last nign.' ~
consequence Of the number OF onlcels an.,
members absent at the opera OF Cinu, ~, .,,"
the meeting was postponed unt'l next "o"
day night.
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THE HOLLYWOOD AssoCIATIoN.-A meet
inc ~ the HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association
wos held Yesterday evening at O'Clock
in The lecture-room Of st. PauPs church.
Arrangements for the observance OF me-
morial.day were further perfected. wed
nesday, May 2Gtb, has been selected as toe D
day for decorating the graves at Hollywood,
and our citizens and military are earnestly
invited TO participate.
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TFor the DispatcD.l

Will you he kind enough to thank Messrs:
4. Saks & Co. and T.. B. Taylor on behalf
of Hose Company No. 6 and Steamer Com
pany No. 2 for the splendid breakfast which
they sent Us on the morning after the nre
on Tenth and Cary streets.
j. T.. WALTHALL,
Foreman Hose Company No. G..
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DR. ]. GUY LEWIS. of Fulton, Ark. writes ::
=. One year ago was taken sick. A friend argued
so strongly In favor Of TUTI's PILLS that vas in-
duced 10 use them. Never did medicine have a hap
pier effect than in my case. After practice OF a.
quarter of century proclaim them the best anti
bilious medicine ever used. have prescribedthein
I'm my practice ever since"
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AUCyION SALES T1ffS DAY.

szy- IN al satss OF Rest Es.0ts mdae bssuea
- let Of JanuGry and last Of June the td1sSlT
tie present year fdoe 20 bspdtd bvths grrchases
ID. III saIes made GetUesHths lst al July and !a8
AZ tbs nsar The tgres haze to be Gff 6y the seller
THIS custom was adopiea .boni p.teen year, az
by all thr real estate agents IN hieAhoHa' an" ~
rjfes 20 gichm0R and visin'tyJ
CHARLES r. SEITZ, IL NJ. stock or liquors, ci-
CARS, goodwill fixtures. &c, OF saloon u"ner
Corn ana Flour Exchange.
+ THOMPSON BROWN. $50 l.. NJ, good husi-
ness-siaud-corner brick store-corner OF flhs
aud Albemarle streets.
GEORGE :. VASHON & son, 54 4. VI, Broad,
street propeIty-Nos. 3l4 ana $40 west Broad
stfeet-brick store aud framed dwelling
WILLIAM l.. & ID. G. HILL, 10 A. VI. to,oVo
pounds of loose tobacco dana by hro.
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PnoroGRAPns.--REEs's GALLERY Is the only
one where really fine work is made at low prices.
Cards $3.50 per dozen 81 per half dozen ;:lcckes-
size Soc per dozen two cabinets for 81. Children
taken by the lightning process. Main street, over
Soufhern Express Office.
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: . .pEIs. 0IL-CLOTns. Ac.

TSrTNGs. OIL CLOTHS, AND CAh-
NJ AamiN,n, 49, ,,,., received faIl line OF
AZ 1cilfHEsE MXTTiS6s q ak sss,'ss, ,rs. Ae.
c.rPETs, oII,c,Ihsnrrih,sS, ,Ihsri,S. k1vi 1CvSsSiSss. and
s,SAnFs: faii iinc OF pArER-nAN1'HMVS AZ A.. ~
II, sjes. work done ~ town OF s9svn vn St;a.
dsrs rrompsy stssudsd te' =. 4siii SSin SSvses,
ap 0-aW
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and was much enjoyed, Notwithstanding
the impatieuce felt by oil Tor the coming cf
The Household Troops. These little ladies,
trained by Professor Minor, and twelve IN
n. fnber, were Misses Eva Sedgwick, Lucy
Anderson, J. Flemming, M. Hscks, r. Hex
ter, ID. Redfofd. II. CohD, - Ragitnd,
NJ. Thurston, l.. Rodman, - CogbiiI,
and X. Vaughan. And il would be an I'M
pardoEable oversight to omit tse lovely
little fs,ries who figured In the pretty oper-
ing scene. They were Misses Haryelly
Hockadsy, II. Anderson, - Higks, j.
Gray. A. Rosen baum. A. WesterboG, NJ.
Westerhog M. Mate doSfer, f. Leibe'nutb,
and II. Abrams.
The entire opera Is uD der the able direc-
ton Of Mr. Charles T.. SiegcI, aud to bis1 in
great part Is due the success OF so dIffleult
sn undertaking. He has been ably assisted
by full and we'll conducted orchestra, fhe
stage-manaRers, Messrs. Joseph w. Laube
ard Upshur Bass, the untiring and energetic
LADY managers OF the Retreat, and many
others, to whom we world gladly give tb ,
credit they deserve. The expenses Of the
undertaking have been great, and we only
wish that pecuniary resuit noay be realized
commensurate with the task and the noble
charity for which it isgiyeu. Friday night
the opera will be repeated for the last time,
when we trust the company will receive
perfect ovation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERAoMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ. Sc
0 A. NJ, 60; noon. G7; J.. ID. II; T..
M., &C.; midnight, So.
Mean temperature. 625.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29

GAZE nv REAL EsrATE.-Messrs. FRANK
ID. Hill Il Co., auctioneers, soia s1s'v,ur' Cav,,nr
the residence Of the late Ambrose vs,sUui a..Sa,,
ESQ, at the nsiiheast cosnei esn " ''"' ''''
and Eighth streets, tor $7,6oV'
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wEATHER. R.EpORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States. falling barometer.
warmer southerly winds, cloudy weather,
and in the interior possibly occasional
rains.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEArH oF Mr.. SAMUEL PUTNEY,-M
Samuel Putney, welI-known and highly
respected citizen, died at the residence OF
his nephew (Mr. Stephen Putney( corner
Of Eleventh. and Marshall streets, at 6:i5
Z. NJ. yesterday, in the seysnty-uinib year
OF his age. Dir. Putney was native OF
Massachusetts,, his birthplace being near
the city Of Boston. He came 80 Risbmond
In 1918 for bis health, and after brief Pc
riod went into the busipees-house Of
Mr.. John Eaton. shce-dealPr, whose
store was un Ter the old Eagle Hotel.
Afterwards he occupied the same
stand bimself, succeeding Mr.. Eaton
in 1926. He continued business until
1855. when he retired from active CONNER.
cial pursuits. Mr.. Putney was member
OF old Trinity and Broad.Street Methodist
churches for sixty-two years. He joined
old Trinity when the church stood at the
corner OF Nineteenth and Franklin streets,
where Lottier's factory is now located.
When the congregation divided, Mr.. Put
ney went with that portion which became
the congregation Of the Broad'Street
church. Indeed, he was one OF the most
liberal contributors to that church, as well
rs one OF its principal founders. and at the
time OF us ueatn was one OF tue ste"aT US
OF the church. He wasSnlsa member OF
the Virginia Bible Society for more
than sixty years. He was noted for
his benevoence, and as a Christian gen.
tleman and a hiahtored businessman
he was beloved by all who knew him.
He was before the war probably better
known by the merchants than any business
man in Virginia, and up to the time OF bis
death held that same good name which fol-
lowed him through his 'ong and useful life,
and a reputation for being an honorable
citizen, faithful and honest in all bis trans
actions. Mr.. Putney bad been in declining
health for some time past. but had only been
confined to the house about two months.
He will be buried at O'Clock this after
noon from the Broad-Street Methodist
church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29
HonsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE,
roa NERVOUSNESS.

JouS Y. SIMPSON. NJ. D., Of Monterey, iowa
s.,d . The Acid bas--to use the ladys own sA-
nres,iou 70 whom It wss given a. ssFvs 0n"-
made me ne = nervous systsus'"
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wAyCHEsTER LICENsES.

Ill PERSONS DESIRING TO TAkE
n orr LIQUOR. LICENSE ~ THIS CiTi ,,s W..
take notice ihsi they are nosiyeiy fssaa ,sess
,hoaeh IN. Conrt Win not issue them etns nh ',ss
Wsy term An licenses other than liquor 'sns
settie /, for ~Mhln tea DAYS from lheh
under prns'y vi . "S"'' i w BRONAUGF,
o,a, Treasurer OF Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29

r. wuITLoeK, 144J Main street. manufactures
of eighteen different brands Of 1ne Cigars. send
IL NJ
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9itIlmond 1ispattIr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20, 1880.

zs- THE CIRCULATION QT THE nIsrArcA
II LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER pAny NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, THE GOODWILL AND
i PlXTrREs OF A BAKERY AND CONfEO,
uOALRY, with . good run or customers, anu
Going good cash business. If early application DC
Etde II win be sold cheap on very favorable terms.
Asoresg BAKERY,
tp2g.2t4 care Of Dispatch.
INTENDING TO RETIRE FROM BUSi-
4 NRsS we offer for sale our
luck. FIXTURES. GOOD. WILL, LEASE, &C,
NaV0f4bie terms. Correspondence solicited;
HUTZLER BkOTHERS,
MRS. n. HUTZLER.
,eL ap 20-eodlm
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AGUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used preparafory.to or
s;ier taking quinine.
Asasimple purgaiive they are unequalled-
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine arc never sugar-coated.
Zach hoy has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
rpression DIR. McLAxE's LIVER PILLS.
Zach wrapper bears the signatures OF u McLANE
tsd FLEMING BROS.
Iaslst upon having the genuine DIR. G. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF Pitts-
bargh, Pa the market being full Of limitations Oh
he name McLAsE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my l9-deowly
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CONSTIPATION.

OIL, with regularity OF the bowels can perfect
Ns.ih he enjoyed. II the constipation IS OF recent
- ~, s,ne,e Sose OF TUFTS PILLS will suffice;
S~,,r n has become hahitual, enc pin should he
- every night gradually lessenns the frequency
'S,he dose until a regular daily movement Is OBJ
,.,red. which viii soon follow.
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ICE-CREAM.

TCE.CREAMt ICE-CREAM!--I am pre-
4 pared to- furnisAmy
CEy .EBRkrED PURE iCE-cREAA
IN any quantity. and AZ ibe lowest price, "s""s
| families ehnrcn 'a"s' " p' I. W. WOOD.
No. i19 Sixth street.
| SrrvDAY. ap29-lw
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THE GLADSTONE.

For A GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE try the PFC
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DIR. &. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as aremedy" " for all the Ills
hat flesh Is heir to-" but In affections Oh lne h'e'
ana all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and SICK
Headache or diseases OF that character they stand
without rival.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29

N. ELLYsos q CO.. advertising agents, insert sd'
vArtiseaents In all Of the newspapers OF the Unts4
Staes Of publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dts'
patch countins-room will receive prsmpt sttsn
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fEntered at the Post.once a, Richmond, Va, 40
second-class matter.l
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WE HAVE BEEN lately appointed agents for the
celebrated "EMPiRE" WHfsKEY. This Is full.
proof double-stamp whissey made OF pure rye. IL
g. rich and mellow and Is admirably suited for me-
dicina, and family use Our price for this high grade
spirit l. only s2.25 per gallon.
W. ID. BLAIR Co,
100 Main street.
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~ !. GUY Lewis Fulton, Ark, says:
.Aner = praclire OF twenty Ave years ! pro
.o,ncs TtjTT'S PILLS the best anti-oiious medi-
zine ever made.
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THE GLADSTONE.
EAINENT DIR. II. II. WALTON,

AGRAYD PIC MIC smoke tor the holidays. For
sale everywhere. Only DC.
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TrTT'S R.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
yVuIsKERs changed 70 GLOSSY BLACK by a
-" " snnicaiiOn OF This DYE, II impartss Nstu-
soin, ses inslautsDeously. and Is as harmless
s - soyiesvAer. sold by druggists, or sent oy ex-
,r,ss =, on receipt Of 81.
OFFICE, S5 MURRAY STREET' NEW fohh'
lap 20-eodlyl
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PERsoNAL.-The friends and acqusin,ances Of
Mrs. PowHArAN wErsIsEn OF New York fate Of
Richmoud) viii be glad tolearn she has xtendrd her
boarding facilities. q, occupies the two hand.
some residences So and 60 west xne,eenth street,
-bere she viii be pleased to see those visiting the
rftg
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cur Massachusetts Visitors.
THEIR ENTERTAINMENT YESTERDAY AND
PARTURE FOR HOME.

4
PARTURE FOR HOME.
The very delightful company comprising
the Massachusetts Press Association and
ladies, OF whose arrival and reception In
Richmond full account was published In
the Dispatch Yesterday morning, made a
"trip to West Point yesterday. ColoDeb II.
+. Douglas, superintendent OF the York
River railroad, rendered a special train,
which left Richmond at o A. ~, and after
a pleasant ride OF about two hours reached
West Point, where some time was spent in
seeing the sights. Returning, the train was
stopped at Lester Manor. where the party
were handsomely entertained by Mr. JOHN
II. Davis and lady, who We'd with
each other in exhibitions OF good
old Virgioia hospitality. A party OF
our own citizens were also present by
invitation Of Mr.. Davis, and Joined with
him in attentions to the visitors. The hearty
hand-shake and the everlasting Come a1d
see me " of the Old Dominion were as cor
daily rendered the New ENGLAND visitors as
was the laundering eannoDade at Seven
Pines some eighteen years ago. Truly a
change has come upon US, and our little
family quarrel seems TO have made us only
more kindly disposed towards each other.
The ladies and gentlemen appeared well
pleased with their visit TO our city. After
having had a reception rendered them by
President and Mrs. Hayes, and enjoying
other hOspitaltIes at the nations capital,
our little entertainment Of drive about the
city and n visit to West Point and Lester
Manor seemed almost Insignificant. so
it must have been the great goodwill
with which our own press committee
tried TO make II pleasant for them
which they appreciated; or it may have
been the exceeding good bumor Of the party
themselves which made them enjoy every
thing so much. There was among the party
a remarkably sweet and womanly face; that
OF lady somewhat advanced in years, with
soft white hair and low sweet v0ice-no-
thing loud or sef-asserting in her manner.
Will the Richmond ladies believe it t?-this
lady was an editor.
The party returned to the city at 3
p. NJ, and after dining at their hotels left
on the 8 Z. nj. train for Washington. Be-
fore leaving the depot the gentlemen oi
the party gave three hearty cheers for the
city OF Richmond. three for the press OF
Richmond, and three for the Commercial
Club, the ladies meanwhile waving theil
handkerchiefs from the windows OF the
cars. All were profuse in their ackncw
Judgements OF the kind reception accorded
them In Richmond.
The Association will spend to-day II
Washington. attending a reception ten
dered them by Senator Dawes, of Massa
chusetts, tonight. They Will leave Wash
lington to morrow morning, reaching Bostol
Saturday morning. We bid them God
speed on their homeward journey.
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BARGAINS AT HUTzLER BROTHERS.

For a real aoon zoe CIoAn take wHIrLoch'
NoDEf II has no equal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29

p,s. r. y. oseood, New York, says:
II h,ve had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach, ana Ner-
...Hsss never had any medicine TO do me so
Ssri good as TUFTS PILLS. They are rs good
orr5CF. as MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
VtA'N' Zap 20-eodIyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29

PoLITIcAL.--Jobn L. Massey, Esq. adj.
dressed the Readjuste-s OF Clay Ward a.
West End Hall last night.