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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

In Bingbamton, last summer, says the
New York Tribune. a pair Of Baltimore
orin,0s built their hanging nest in tree op-
nns,te tinsmith's. The limb TO which the
nest was suspended recently blew down,
and the nest Is now preserved In evidence
Of The remarkable skin and instinct OF these
birds. far the nest was found securely wired
TO the branch with pieces OF wire when
had been picked out Of The sweepipsso1 'us
shop.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c. McLASE's LIVER PILLS, In cases o
AGrE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine' are
productive Of the most happy results. No better
cahartc can be used preparatory 10 or after taking
ouinine. We would advise allwho are afflicted with
this disease 70 give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur"
gative, they are uneqnaled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

THE ASSORTMENT
of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS. &C,
now exhibited by
LEVY BROTHERS
IS such as should attract the attention OF close
buysrs who are in want OF anything in their line.
Their prices for irstcass goods are as low and In
many Instances lower than the same qualities u
goods can be purchased for elsewhere. LEVY
BROTHERS purchase their goods in large quanti-
lie, from first hands. which enables them to retail
their goods at wholesale prices.
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InPoRrANr MEErfNG or The DrrrcroRs OF

IMPORTANT MEETING OF gHR DIsIcT0Rs OF
TUE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHAYY RAILROAD
C0NPAsr.-An important meeting Of the
Board Of Directors OF the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company viii be held
at The campany's office, over the First Ma
ficnal Bank, on Thursday at 1 O'Clock.
Among the members who viii be present
will be Messrs. Bartholomew (presidenD,
Jordan, McCook, French, sil pson, Blaine,
and Shethar. and ii. N. Alexander, Esq, OF
counsel for the company.
On Thursday night at II O'Clock they
will. accompanied by the engineers, leave
for Clifton Forge for trip over the line,
reaching Lynchburg on their return. on
Sunday at noon.
Mr.. Parsons, viee-president, who return
ed from New York last night, will also ac-
company the party.
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When General Grant took the train at
Morgan City for New Orleans crowd OF
colored people pressed up 10 the car-plat-
form and pushed and iosiled one another
for a grasp OF the prcilered hand Of "tbe
man on horseback An old gray-beaded
man shouted: "Giny, don't you recollect
mey" Grant shook O "No." "Why,
Gln'l, Pse Alick, de hoy dat rode de dur
horse In de army" Grant said "No," but
rejecting few moments, remarked, with
; out the shadow OF smile, "but think
recollect the dun horse"
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CHAMPAGNE.

Mr.. CRANE has received another iot oil bis famous
PREMIERE sEERE CHAMPAGNE ard aso ahe"
wine--the GRAND WIN iArh'iAL -ooa, a., a.
,sI,es ne recommends as s,uperior to any IN
mnsn "un,ry Although prices ~ all kind, OF wines
have advanced In Europe Dir, CRANE 10 Fiji '''''-
] at old rates,
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POLICE CoURT.-Acting Police-Justice j..
cases yesterday >.
George Lafond (coIored). for being dis
orderly and creating a disturbance IN the
street. was fined 81.
r. w. Wood, for allowing a vicious dog
n rnn a, large and bite the child OF NJ. Stein.
Dismissed.
Reuben Lewis, for using the city water
with hose for washing his wagon. Fined,
$3.50. - ,u,
". J. Todd, for allowing his driver,
pohcrt Lewis. TO drive his team on the
streets without holding the reins, and run
nino into the buggy OF DIR. Moseley.
Fined, 81. Al,
John Thomas (colored). for creating dis
turbance on Foushee street. Fined -.
Emma Mayo (colored). for using prolane
Ianouape and creating disturbance on tne
s,reet. Committed 10 jail for thirty uays ID
default Of surety. e,.,
pichard Cheatham and Emeline smith
fcoiored). for fighting in the street, were
fined 81 each. p.,,,., 10,
unIawiully assaulting, beating, cursing, ana
cutting Frank MealH. Dismissed.
| ClaricS uhulsob, iV' DS,"~ ,s.t.
sent to Jail for three months III ueiiu'' -
surety. .,o,,,I,v on,
Richard Holieran, for unlawiuliy sn'
cruelty assaulting and heating cnto y
Fannie Allen. Dismissed.
| William Bates tcolored), Tor Vasrancy
was committed 10 jail for thirty days.
John Garnett (coloIed), for carrying cpu
cealed weapons, and threatening U NJ
James Prosser. Dismissed.
John Thomas (colored(, Tor assauiting ah
beating Virginia King. Discharged.
William Johnson (co'ored), lot stealIi
one lot OF cooper's tools from w. %, heup
Of Manchester, was turned over TO tue eSia
. chester authorities.
Alexander Mitchell ana Ediow Bake
for stealing one anvil from joseph Gree
mot guilty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

OLD DOMINION RYE WHIsKEY eight years old
B Select" and Montrose Rye Whiskey, Em-
pire" and "Ingleside" Bourbon Whiskey; " Pita-
ma" "Santa Clara" and all grades Of Cigars !;
Hennessy and Martel Brandy, Duff Gordon and
other Sherries at moderate prices, by
w, ID. BLAIR e Co,
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SHE WAS Too PRAcTIcAL.-He was oi
scientific turn, she Of sentimental casI.
"You see, Amelia, the law OF graVitat'oin,
keeps the earth just so far from the sun AL
the time. and the centrifugal force OF tne
centripetal motion, or something OF 'na'
sort, makes it reyolye."
"Dear me. John" said she, "is thats9
thought twas love that made the woriu so
round"
dwell, yes, / suppose it does; but mol
in technical sense" =,
al don't want any technical sense. Ii
Won can't talk sentimental nonsense you
can 90 calling OIL some glrl that reads the
magazines and knows all about science; SO
there And it took half an hour OF hi
best endeavor to place himself back IN th'
same spot in her affections that he was De
fore the scientific discussion hegan.-N Neu
| Haven Register.
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WrNDow-SHADEs AND WALLPAPERS in new
colOrings and designs.
BOOTH & Co., Tenth street near Main.
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AN UxEM ENTS.
DICHa0ND THEATRE.


DICHa0ND THEATRE.
THE RENOWNED
EN- A A BOTT
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,
the largest, sironse't. aud most coaplcte I'm
America,
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHEsTRA-OPEN
ING OF THE GRASD-oPERA SEASON.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 7rrL
with GoUnod's Grand Opera,
FAUST.
ABBOTT, SEGUIN, STODDARD. MACDONALD,
TAMS, AND Tom KARL.
THURSDAY. APRmasrH.
PiarQuette's Charming Opera.
CHIMES OF HANDY.
sEGUIN, STONE, sTODDAGD. RYsE, ThYS,
AND TON kARE.
FRIDAY. APRIL 9t1I.
Gornod's Immortal Opera,
ROMEO AND JULIET.
ABBOTT. CASTLE, MAUREL. MACDONALD,
STODDARD, BYSF, TAMs..
SATURDAY-MATINEya at 2,
Bafe's eyer-poOnlar Opera.
BOHEMIAN GIRL
SEGUIN, STONE, CARL. RYsF,. .sTODDARD,
AND TAMs.
SATURDAY EVENING, ARM lOTn,
Masses Grand Romantic Opera,
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.
ABBOTT, CASTLE. MAUREL, MACDONALD
AND RYsE
the sale or seaus viii begin SATURDAY MORN
ING, April Sd. N G. v. JOTNSTON'S. Prices OF Sd-
mission, soc, 75c.. and 81. Reserved seats. i.5O
and W; accordlDeio location. NH 30-t1
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERsONAL.- are re-
qussted to state that William p. Hutcher
son, who resides in HenricO near Hungary
Station. is not William p. Hutcherson who
was indicted for felony by the grand jury
OF Henrico county several weeks ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

n. ELLYSoy 4 Co.. advertising agents, insert Nd.
vertsements in all Of the newspapers OF the Unite.
SLs.es at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the DIS
patch counting-room will receive prsmvt AtteD
tgo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

TIE PRICE or THE CHA1sEsGE OosFhh .
cents. II Is little higher isan o'n', because Il
, great deal better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

No CARPETS SHOULD BE LAID without Moth
proof Sewed Carpet Lining. Use only that manu-
factured Of cotton and paper. American Carpet
Lining Company, New York and Boston. sold by
ali carnet !. dealers.
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SHELTON, MINOR & CO.'S CHALLENGE COFFEE
is decidedly The best on the market, and can be hat
at all OF the best grocers.
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NEW STYLES WALLPAPERS and WEno"
SHADES just received.
BoOrH & Co., Tenth street neaz Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

p. WaITLocK, lii5 Main siseet, MANUFACTURE
of eighteen different brands Il fine Cl2frS' sen
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ART txsIIBSTl<pg.

DICHMOND ART ASSOCIATION EX-
~ HIBITiON.
NOW C"TN At NIRCINIA OPERA-NOUSE
ir)m.'g Z. H. - l. L. Il.
FINEST DISPLAY or WORKS OF AKY
ever made In the cliy.
Single admi sion, 25c. Season tickets, 81.
.lH
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IN NOTHING SHOULD ONE BE MORE cAKhfu l.
than in the selection OF cosmetics .. II Al
KISsONs MIX Of White Roses whi'e narin'e. .
and dslightiully perfumed, Is Que OF 'ne "0'' I"
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For a real GOOD 10C. CIGAR take wHITLoCKi
MODEL. II has no equal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

THE CHALLENGE CoFPEE "a full strength and a
delightful flavor. Nothing better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

For GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE try the PIC.
MIC CIGAR
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SUPERIOR
~,
THOROUGHBRED STOCK
FOR SALE PRIVATELY AT THE RICHMOND
BAZAAR.

May be found at the RICHMOND BAZAAR the
following THOROUGHBRED ST0CK-yiz.:
No. l.-CROSS-TEAM BROWN COLT, four years
I'D, by Hambe;onian. out OF KoSsu'h
mare;
BAY COLT, four years, by 0Nialley, out
. Of Tempest.
No. 2.-Pair OF BAY PONIES, four years old, hf-
zen hands high, by HAmbletoniaD, out
- Of a ws-Ored marc.
No. 3-BAY fILIY, four years old 10y HaInbieto-
-, nian, out Of Black-Hawk mare.
NO. 4.-BLACk FILLY, three years old, by Blaek
Raven. oat Of psciug- mare.
The above are all kind 10 harness. good coors,
snhsn, and can DC recommended 10 lovers oil nrSt-
ALSO,
sphREL GELDING. unbroke. two years oid,
~ Elocv c, out Of thoroughbred mare by hipe
4. lie atos se stock viii be shown upon application
c. S. ALLEN,
G-Gt Manager.
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ASK YOUR GROcKE FOR sHELrO- MlSos
cos CHALLENGE COFFEE, and You VIII ne'~
haze cause 10 complain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

Tbs WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant. Between 4 and 5o'elock there
was a thunderstorm and rain, but II cleared
threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. 90 F;
8 a. NJ, 65; noon, 10; p. h., 75; +.
M., "a; midnight. 6S.
Mean temperature, 20 1.6.
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WEATHER REPORT.

die and South Atlantic States, areas OF light
rain or snow, followed by clearing weather,
warm southeast veering TO colder northwest
winds, followed by rising barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

HUsTIYGs COURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF in the Hastings Court
Yesterday Judge Christian presiding:
James Mcpherson (colored), charged with
ielonously breaking and entering the shoe,
store OF Joseph T. Quarles, was found
guilty and sentenced to the penltentiary ior
five years.
Richard Hays, felonious assault upon Pat.
sew Miller, was sentenced to three months
Imprisonment and fined 50.
The decision OF the Police Justice was
sustained in the case OF John Shelton (col-
ored). who WIS convicted OF stealing ducks
from Abram Cooke. He was found guilty
in the Police Court, and sent 10 jail for six
months and ordered TO receive twenty
lasbes.
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OPERA KID GLOVES
ONLY 75C. A PAIR.
HIGH AUTHORITY.

Dr. W. F.. Scott, President Of the College OF Ply
sicians Montreal, writes: Il have recommended
Coldeu's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF sEEF as
the best preparation used for debility, Indigestion
dyspep sla and loss Of appetite"
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TIE CHALLENGE COFFEE is sold only in one
pound package.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

A GRAND PICNIC smoke tor The holidays. Fo
sale everywhere. Only SC.
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wHxrLocK's &c. KRT WEST CIGAR has no sS-
perior. Beware OF limitations.
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DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST, Office n
W No. COZ FRAsKLIS STREET, be-lID
Nsen EiFbib snd Ninth streets, havins every eop'
veeteBoe and applianee far comfort or his patients.
With twesty .nse years experience and PRICES NE
1ttkp, " prepared TO perform gently and care
tsi ~ olffstioss fog such ~ may desire n,s pIo-
sseA1na1 serYietss no lI~Sb
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GROCERIES AND LIQvNRS.

SYRUPS AND MOLASSES.
900 DLACK eTnhr and NEW
YORK EXTRA sYRUPs;
NEW ORLEANS aud CUBA M0LAsSFs-
For sale by DAVENPORT NokkiS.
AID 7-lOt
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TRY ONE POUND OF THE CHALLENGE COFFEE
end you Will use no other.
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.RATIyE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
~------- v FfN Ilf'tIIWy
April Il, April 3, NH II, April |;
1873. 1879. 1850. 1880
W. &. W. &. W. &. W. {
...15 81 10 ii ii % 8 l

t,iii.born.'.... tGILj 0 o / 2 / 2
Mean temperature for the week ending
March u, 532S; mean temperature for the
week ending April 3, 5S.1l.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
March q, 600 inches; for the week ending
April 5, 0.G5 inches.
Foundation OF city estimated at $4,000
white. 10000; cOlored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 1925 per
Loco per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1917 per 1000 per annum
rate of mortality of colored population was
24.47 per 1000 per annum.
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A. SAKs & Co,
1913 Main street. opposite post Office.
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JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10h A. for Thomas *
Price & Co., their stock OF dry goods.
ROBERT B. LYME, o 7. NJ, trustees sale Of ele-
CANT fonr-stOry stoca-brick dwelling No. S0f
east Marshall street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Az J.. M.' trustees SAFE
OF bnild ng. lots In sidney, on the north side OF
the James River and Kanawha canal.
J, THOMPSON BROWN, ) =. NJ, house and ~
acres of land on the east side OF the Brook turn-
pike 2H miles north OF Richmond.
CHEWING & ROSE. 3 r. NJ, nice small dwell
ing No. 7l5 north Fourth street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A NJ, horses, mules, &C.
JNO. f. LAUGH1ON, JB., 104 a. NJ, furniture,
sc.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH or ilE. EDWARD McCAgrHy.-This
genial gentleman and worthy citizen. whose
illness was announced few days ago. died
at a p. NJ. yesterday.
On Tburstay evening while visiting at
The residenceh MIR. henry Bodeker, Third
street near Cary, and when he had but re-.
Gently remarked that he was ENJOYING nrst.
rate health, bewas attacked with what wps
supposed TO le cholera-morbus. but was
promptly declired by the physician sum-
moned to attend him disease OF the heart.
His suffering was such that it was deemed
advisable not tt move him home, but yes.
terday morning Gre malady seemed yielding
10 The medical treatment and 10 was be.
lieVed that the Danger had passed. Death
came upon bin Suddenly; when he was in
a most cheerful mode, and when his loving
friends and relatives were congrattilating
themselves that there remained fJr him
many years OF usefulness and happiness.
| Mrs. Mccarthy was absent from the city
on visit to her laughter (Mrs. Hanger) In
The Valley, and will probably not be able to
reach here until this evening.
The remalns we're removed yesterday
evening to deceaed's residence, No. Gl9
north Tenth stree. The funeral will take
place tomorrow.
Mir. Mccarthy foi many years held posi-
ii0n OF importaEceldn the Office Of the
! Western Union Telegraph Company here.
He was subsequently amember Of the firm
OF Slater & Mccarthy, wholesale grocers
and liquor-dealers, ant for several years
past was clerk In the office OF the City
Auditor. In all these To,itions his polite.
ness, good.nature, and attention to busi-
ness made him 'ayorite. In social
life better or more agreeable man could
hardly be found. He was in the ifty.third
year Of his age. He was Master Of Metro
poitan Lodge, No. II, OF Masons Trea-
surer OF the John L. Roper Lodge OF
Perfection, Scottish Rite Of Masonry Past
Dictator OF Fraternity Lodge, Knights OF
| Honor; and Past Grand Dictator knights
of Honor OF the state Of Virginia, and was
at the lime OF his death representative in
the Supreme Lodge Of the order. lie was
also Past Regent OF Virginia Council Royal
Arcanum, and was fosrder OF this order
in Virginia-Virginia Council having been
instituted by him December l., 1872.
Also, member OF Marshall Lodge, No. II.
Knights Of Pythias, and member Of Section
IS, Endowment Rank OF this order, and OF
the Masonic Beneficial Association, and
director in the Richmond Perpetual Build
ing. Fund, Loan, and Trust Company; also,
member OF Fiizhugh Lodge, /. o. o. +.
His family will receive from the knights OF
Honor $4,000, from Royal ArcaDum $4,000 ;
from the knights OF Pythias endowment
"a. 900, Masonic Beneficial Association
$1,000. 1t is probable that he was also con-
nectel with other ORGANIZATIONS
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HORSES. MULES. &c.

WE ARE CONSTANTLY RE On
w CEIVING consigumenis of HORSES SZG2A
FOR SALE. Those IN want can always get line
stock OF al descriptions al low gures by giving us
call II. l.. BARNES & CO,
No. IA south Tenth street, and
AZ 7-2t 9I2 Cary street.
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OPTICIANS.

TO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT m<SeA
FOR Csc. w. ~
ea3 al 223 Broad street and get pair OF stEciA, \,
fap<Iior arsiiiy aIwsys on hand. Prices from zoe.
spssfd. bAilfuliy adjusted 70 ihe eye ~
&C. WAITER,
fsvtieal Opfician. Matchmaker. and Jeweer,
has Broad street lagent for w. II. Cowardin).
mb 6-3m
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The lily Is as white as snow,
The rose Is as The crimson red;
But neither can surpass in glow,
The color or the brightness shed,
BY the sweet lips and teeth allied
That SOZODoNT has purified.
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TRY 1T.
=, mc,..NE.S LIVER PILLS.


:. YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
THE GENUINE
DIR. c. McLANE's
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
srpAT,TI OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYs
PEPslA, AND SICK HEADACHB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

RitBSseSD, Apra a. 1850.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF TINE TREDEGAR
COMPANY will he hsia at the com panyS ofire, In
Richmond. at IL NJ, 90 the FIRST MONDAY IN
NAY NEXT. JOSEPH X. ANDERSON,
ap 7.Iaw3w Pre,hieut
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LECTURES.
VOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASs0-
CITATION.

LECEURE will he delivered before the Young
Men, Christian Association. AT ASSOCIATION
HALL, on FRIDAY April 9Th. ~ 8 p. NJ, By Rev.
J. WILLIAM JONES. y. D., tate chapla n Tbtr-
teenth Virginia regiment, Army Northern VIZ
ginia. Secretary OF the Southern Historical Society.
SUBJECT: THE BOYS IL GRAY: OR, ,THE
CONFEDERATE sOLDlr X As KNEW HIM.
Ambulance, csc. Members free
Tickets for sale at the Hall and a. {. +. JOHN
sTON's ap SGT
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MoRTUARY REPORT for The week ending

M0RTUARY REPoET for the week ending
April 8, 1880:
cause of Death Bronchitis, colored ;
congestion OF lungs, | cOlored; c0nsump-
ton, 4white, 1 colored; convulsIons Gn-
fantile), | colorcd; fever (child-bed),
cAlored; heay-dsease, / white. 2 color
ed: infanticlde, | colored; meningitis, l
white; old age, . white; paralysis, l col
ored: pneumonia, colored; premature
birth. . colorcd; pyamia, colored; Iheu-
matlsm, / white; unknown, colored (;
womb-dsease, coored. Whole number
OF deaths in the city. exclusive CT still
births, %. Age: One day 10 thirty, col
ored; six months to twelve, l white, .
colored-total, 3; one year TO three, 2
colored; twenty years to thirty, 3 white, 2
colored-total, 5; thirty years to forty, 2
white, / colored-tUtal, 3; forty years TO
hfty. cOlored fifty years to sixty, white,
colored-tolal, 8; sixty years to seventy,
| colorrd; eighty years to ninety, white ;
ninety wears TO one hundred, l colored.
Iondiiion: Single, white, II c0lored-
total. Ia: married. ] white. coiored-t0tal,
wIdoWers, white, colored-tU,ai, 4 (;
widows, 2 white, colored-total, 3; un-
known, l white. Nativity: Richmond, II ;
other parts OF the United States, II; Ger
many. /; Ireland, 1. Locality: Marshall
Ward, 8 white, cOlored-total, 3; Jefferson
Ward. . white, colored-total, 3; Madi-
son Ward, white; Monroe Ward, white
CLAY Ward, l white; Jackson Ward,
white, 8 colored-total, 0; almshouse, 4
colorcd. Whole number OF deaths FOL
month of March, 135-white, SO; color
ed 7G.
| COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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AslCTION sALEs THIS DAY.

Hs- on all s1tes of Rsat Estate made ost,seN
tIs Ist Of January Gnd L0St AZ June ths td1S(si
the Dressnt ysar haze TO 6spaid NJ the purchGsef
O-t an salss made 6etDee the 1st Of yuty and Lda
Of N. near the tsges haze TO be paid ~ the setter
fThis custom was ad0ptea about fifteen year. age
by al the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ap
piiesto Richmond and yie'ntty1
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MASONIC NOTICE.-Tbe mem. q
M bers os FRIENDSHIP LODGE. No. XX
10, are requested 10 attend a called meeting w
of their Lodge at Nasons' Halt. on Marshall street
last sad tribnte or respect decreased Brother,
WILLIAM ~. JACKSON, Members OF sitter fsdges
aud all transient brethres In goc standing ase IN
vitcd to unite wifsus.
BY order OF tie W. VI.
THOMAS n, LEWIS.
ap 5.1tz sscretsry.
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PAPERS OF THE CITY,
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GRAND CHORUS AND oRCHEsTRA--oPEN
ING OF THE GRASD-OPERA SEASON.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-28

tt is mistaken policy to ignore Congress
man Weaver, because he desires to intro
duce bill of financial nature. He is a
regularly elected member of congress. and
as such entitled to the respect of his asso :
ciates, and should be accorded equal priv
ileges with them all. The bill he proposes
to introduce cannot be passed. nor is there
any danger that it will receive even a
respectable vote, but whether it receives
few or many votes, does not in the least
affect General Weaver's right to the same
courtesies which are accorded other mem
hers. and will react on those who are
endeayoring by gag law" to defeat a
measure which could, if desired, be forced
10 a vote 10 an hour. We do not approve
his bill for the equalizing of soldiers pay
lit is uncalled for and looks extremely
demagogical, nor do wel endorse the wild
imitation schemes of Weaver. but we do
say. most positively, too, that his oppo-
nents have no right to prevent him from
introducing any Emeasure he desires. if,
when he asks the privilege, he is entitled
to the floor.