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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-01

THAT ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE KIDNEYS BLADDER
and URINARY ORGANS, by ABSORBING ell hufh"r
every trace of disease and forcing into the system
powerful and hcalthful vegetable Tonics' gIVlng =
II WONDERFUL. POWER to cure PAIN In q q =
RACK. SIDE and LoIEs, INFLAMMATION anu
o--..,,r,e n,arAsr CT THE KIDNEYS. GRAVEL,
Dnopsy. DIABETEs. STONE IN TIE bLApDEa =
J,TABIIITY To KETAIE OR E1fEL TIE o[..E @ O.
UIci- CoIoREp. SCANTy OR PAINFUL URN -
DFposIrs SHREDs CIR CASTS IN TIE URINE, N e. e. ~, ~
VOTTS AND PHYSICAL DEBlliI1' anu IL AN''
srv disease of these great organs ,.,.a =,
II avoids entirely the troubles ana oansefs r. =. "a
taking nauseous and poisonous meaicthes' ~ ~ t
cnnf5rtabIe safe, pleasant and reilaoIe IN @ lie
escts yet powerful in it's action 1t can ne soa5
at all seasons. in any Glimate; nud is e4U""'
To- Mas. WOMAN OR CHILD. ;,,;.a-
Ask YOUR druggist for it and accept no iin'ta ~
tio1 or substitute, or send to us ana ieceN0 ~ ~
Reguiar Pad, 50; Special Pad for C9r6h 6iiS
deep seated, cases OF long If snmner com
ninint. weak kidneys and bed wettinE sl-oo
p'''''-'' DAY KIDNEY FAD CO, TOLEDO 0:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-01

" hy is Bismstk like SpALDISa's GLUE?
DE sticks ard tolds OF toreyer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-01

EHogs-Receipts $4,000; quiet and unchanged
4 40G55 10.
Cattle-Receipts 5000; steady: exvorts 40a6
40; shipping 60GE5 20 butchers 9ol12 80; Texas
2 6o553 20.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-01
Chicago Harriet.

CHICAGO. DEC. I.
whoat-Weak and lower; active; i 90 cash;
091s Dec; 10l4 bid Jan.
Corn-Weak and lower; IL y cash 429s Jan
Oats-Firm; 33l4 cash 335s Jan; 375s May.
Rye-Easy: S9Hd90
Barley 0501 07.
Pork-Weak; 12 a5013 20 cash; IL 1874 Dec; /;
So Jan.
Lard-Wcak and lower; 571s cash; 8 671s Jan
s so Feb.
Whisky I -.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-01
e evv York Market.

e ew York ElGrk0f.
NEW YORK, Dec. /.
FINANCIAL.
Gold on
Money-465
Governments Strong.
q. s. Bonds 6f9 cent eos 1881. 1O4s<
"a . II Is
tNoN .l.UI 70
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Fairly active: ADMc higher; No
white Dec 20A Jan 23h; No red Dec 24O1
814: Jan 27d11 2715.
Corn-Moderately active; shade lower; mixed
55: western spot 57h 0615; 30 futures 61Q62A.
Oats-Firmer; western 1881.
POrk-NOminal
LardG9 05.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-01
st. E4ouz4 EG arkSt.

ST. LOUIS, Dec ]
Flour-Steady and unchanged
Wheat-Lower and unsettled; No red 01hl
1 0214 cash; 062l al 0714 Dec; Os01 os9s Jan
11D1 112i Feb; / - March, No 3, 025sQ1 021I
No 4. 95I4Gs5S.
Corn-Lower 425sl42A cash
Oats s-33;.
Rye-90c.
Barley soc.
Pork-13 75.
Lard-S 40
Whisky l IL.
LIVE STOCK,
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; Workers and Baltimores 4
1OG4 25 mixed packing 4094 CO. butchers to
ancy 65Q4 so.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-01

Meets the requirements of the rational medical
nbifsouby which present prevails. II Is per-
fectlE pure vegetable remedy .embracing the rec
;mnorx gnt properties of preventive tonic and
an It fortifes the body against disease.
iuy1vorates and re-vltalizes the torpid stomach
and I:v4r and effects most sslptery change n
~ q enti,e systeul when IN 8 morbid condition. p
Eor sale by ali Druggists and Deslers generally.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-01

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
Centaur Liniments, the worlds great
Pain-re1ievirg agents fer Man and Beast.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-01
Ca t tarrhal
POI S ON

Wei De Meyers Treatise on Catarrh,
explains the following important facts:
l. That Catarrhal Colds become poi
sonous infection, At first local, and finally
constitutional.
2. That, being Constitutional. the infection Is
beyond the reach OF mere local remedies.
5. That Impurities in the nostrils, are
necessarily swallowed into the stomach and
inhaled into the lungs, thus poisoning the
Digestive, Respiratory and Genito-urinary organs.
4. That Catarrhal virus follows the mu-
cous membrane and causes Deafness. Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrhoea, Bronchitis, Leucorrhaa
and Consumption.
5. That Smokes, Douches, Inhalations, and
lnsoluole S1u1s, cannot possibly remove in
tectious infammations from the organs named.
6. That ansantidote tor Catarrh must pos
fess an inoculative affinity for, and the quality
Of being absorbed by, the purulent mucous
wherever located.
Based upon these plain theories, DR..
Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure has proved
infsllible. 1t not only raleaves, 1t cures
at 1ru Home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
A pIensir.s INCIDENT.

AT fhe regular meeting Of Ffcdcricks-
burg Lodge, No. 4, on Friday evening, jan
nary 23d, occurred one OF those pleasant In
cidcnts which not only amongst the brethren
OF the mystic tie, but amongst ali men, knit
together more closely the ties OF brother
hood. II was the presentation to Judge
James b. Scncr by bis Masonic brethren,
in the name OF Lodge No. 4, as testimo-
NAL OF their high appreciation OF bis services
to the Lodge, Of a Masonic locket-seal OF
solid fine gold, TO he worn as pendant
or watcb-charm. The locket Is circular
| in form, about an inch and quarter In
diameter, and Is hung In semi.clrcu-
lar frame. On the face the Masonic em-
blems--squa-e, compasses, and letter Care
beautifully engraved upon raised figure,
and on the reverse side is the following in
scription "Presented TO James u. Sener
by Fredericksburg Lodge, No. 4, a. f. and
A. NJ, OF Virginia, in appreciation OF his
faithful services TO the Lodge, January 20,
1897 His Honor Mayor Doggett, one OF
the past masters Of the lodge, presented the
Jewel on the part OF the lodge with appro.
pirate remarks, and Judge Sener responded
! in brief, unstuded speech, expressing the
high qualification he felt IN receiving this
testimonial Of approval from his brethren.
Fredericksburg Recorder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
Time 10 Move.

Several OF the leading daily papers In the
State are discussing the question Oh cai!,ne
a move of the Conservative party IN VII
oinIa. with view of preparing Tor the pre-
sidentIal campaign. The general impress
sion l. that the present State central Com
miitee should call meeting ana take Steps
for calling a convention. As our State poli-
Tics have had the effect OF disrupting tne
Conservatives on State questions, tne party
should be called together without any re-
spect whateyer TO local matters.
II is manifest that the State Centrai 20 M
mittee is the proper source from whence Q
call should emanate, but the importance vi
obliterating all local lines and dlherences
and making general Gil upon all VINO are
interested i'm The success OF the Natlonal
Democratic party in the coming preslden-
tial election is equally a. manifest. I'D our
intercourse with the people around us we
find that parties TO both sides oil the queS-
ton i'm the recent State canvass are OF lni'
opinion.
Let no question arise as to which wing OF
the late divided Conservative. element III tBe
State Is entitled to the honOrs OF Official re-
cOgniion, but meet, one and all, Tree from
the bitterness OF the past, and look only 10
the preservation Of the principles OF the
true Democratic party q the now national
party opposed to Republicanism, and the
side issues trumped up and carried on by
such men rs Kearney and his crew.
II we expect to perform anything OF
representative part in the coming grea'
campaign, it seems TO us obviously plan
that this is the proper course 10 pursue
The very shadow OF State politics In the
national canvass will disrupt and democrat
lie the whole Arlington Standard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
The Presidential Election.

The press OF the State is beginning 10
agifate the question OF what the Readlusters
will do in the fall elections. Without claim
ing the gift OF prophecy, we will tell them.
The demagogueS are going to stick to their
colored allies, without whose aid they never
could have been elected. and never can be
again. They haven't climbed high enough
vet to kick away the ladder on which they
assembled. The rank and file, who never
contemplated the organization OF new
Radical party under the false pretence OF re-
adjusting the debt, and who are already dis
eusted with the greed for spells when has
been displayed and the corruption winch
has cropped ont in their short career OF two
months, will be found voting the Demo
cratic ticket, unless the Democrats repeat
IN 1880 some Of their greyous plumbers oil
the past.
None need disturb themselves about whai
the RtaIjusters are going to do; the Ilnc
will be drawn on national politics, and every
individual will 20 to bis own place, and
whether q Democrat or Republican be
elected, the result, 50 FAR as the ReadluSiers
are cor cerned, will be the same. They Will
be absorbed by one or the other OF these
parties, the best element returning TO TIC
democratic fold and the worst aitliatng
with the negroes as now IideUateF In
DER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02

In the State OF Virginia the question mus
soon be decided as TO whether or not there
are a sufh cient number OF political intole.
rants anon g the Debt-Payers and the Re.
adiusters aA to still further widen the
breach between the two parties AMI throw
the State into the hands of The Republicans
at the next pres, DENTAL election.
The contest ia the late election in this
State was purely a local one, and all the
questions discussed Cr claimed TO be In issue
were entirelg Of local character. There
were Republican Debt. Payers and Repub-
llcan ReafjuSters, and th ere were Conserva-
tives on both sides OF the conlending par.
ties. That election had no reference what
ever to national politics. SIcb being the
case, could there be more suicidal, stupid,
bralnIess policy than for true Conservatives
to hight over sgain their family quarreIs and
neighborhood ieUds on that great day in
Novembernext when the million. Of Ameri.
cans battle at the polls for the right to be
free.
From the course they are pursuing there
can be no doubt OF tie fact thut there are
some leading Readiusiers who wish TO car.
~ their party, bag and baggage, oyer TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
General Grant and MIR. Halstead.

CINCINNATI, January 30. In view OF
newspaper charges that Mr.. Halstead, OF
the Commercial, had started the story that
General Grants friends had arranged to
withdraw his name as candidate for the
presidency, Mr.. Hal, tead, in to-mOrrO VS.
Commercial, will say: "There is wide
difference between that statement and the
statement that Grant will not be a contest
ant for the candidacy" Mr.. Hastead says
he is called upon to confil m report said TO
be traced to him, that he said that George
w. Childs told him that he had letter from
General Grant declining to he candidate
for the presidency. There is no question
OF yeraclty between Mr.. Hllstead and Mr..
ChldS, for Mr.. Childs never said anything
Of this sort, and Mr.. HaStead says further
that he was informed in Philadelphia that
there would be authority for the statement
that Grant was not a candidate. and must
not be pressed into the contest as such :;
that the authorization would be distinct,
the declaration decisive and made in good
time. He bias not understood that tlis
statement has been denied, while Il good
deal of trouble has been taken within q
few days to deny some things that have not
been charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
sherman Captures the North Carolina
Republican Committee.

RALEIGH, n. c., January 3O.-The Re-
publican State Committee met here yester-
day, and by vote OF six to four elected w.
Z. Cannady, d. ii. Starbuck, j. ii. Harris,
and Rufus BarriDger, all pronounced Sher-
man men, delegates at large to The Repub-
licau National Convention. 1t is charged
that Sherman succeeded in capturing the
State Committee by giving Harris some APP
pointment from the Treasury Department,
thus changing him from Grant stalwart to
a supporter OF Sherman. 1t is openly boosted
that by the same tactics the Sherman men
expect 10 carry five OF the eight congress
sonal districts-no conventions in the dis
tricts will be called. The district commit
tees will appoint the delegates, and appoint
ments as special agents are to be freely used
to control them. The voting Of Cannady,
Starbuck, and Harris for themselves as dele
gate, tbos taking three of the four dele
gates from the committee. is severely criti-
ciZed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02

pnycrpESrs.--Tbe Chatham 1r'oaa 's, says
,,a, ~. new county judges have no rignt .
,sse ot,,ce before next January, ana -dds
,na, the ease OF the estate Us. H',we"-
,e,h volume Of American Rer>orts, page
as,-,s a decision bearing directly upon this
question, and sustains tie view of that
paper. u.s
On the same subject the Lynchburg He@S
saws that It's CORE. pendent LEX" sue
cessful educated, and welNread iawyer, "a 80
In hong opisson settled the ques,o" Us
above. "Tha old judges hold over.
Now let toe old isdgcs remain as tney are
us,il the question Is settled by the supreinc
| Court Of Appeals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02

A sading Readiuster, or, as he styles
Z bimsel I, a ReSdjuster in the Cool" sends
, lis co mmunicaton with note stating that
; he will not be offended il we refuse to pub
: 1isb his views. We wish to hear from just
sucb me o. And We are glad to know that
D., This one Slams to be as good Democrat as
,xe are. n. I'D to desire to see some such man
=, "a Mr.. S EYMOUR elected President. The
q ouestion a. to who shall call State conven-
d, zion does OF seem to US to be an important
matter. II ne main point is to have it called
BY such me, and in such manner as will in
sure that tn great body Of the COnserva-
tiws will sell d delegates to it.
Rrt IL will have been seen that General
MhHoNE's orr .an-speaking, it is to be pre-
sumo for hin ,-desires that the ReaGiusters
slnll nominate, an electoral ticket of their
own, compose OF men committed to no
marty. We hav e said that this might be pre-
sumys. 10 be &c neral MAHoNE's scheme but
- we mast add tb at il it is, the Conservatives
need n Of trouble themselves as to how, or
when, or by VIII ON, their State Convention
is calIeS since they will have a walk-oyer
in the presidential election The people of
Virginia are not going to set themselves up
ITO the big hest bidder.
Our. correspondents remarks as TO the
sames OF the tive committees do not call for
much cemxnent. The letters We have pub
Eshed were from gentlemen who very pro.
neriy styled themselves members OF the
.ste Centrsl Committee TO show clearly
!, at theyswere not members of the State
;. sFutiye Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
DEATH =.

D,ed. in surry county, Va. January 10Th, at 800
A. NJ. from c0ngesuve chiil, GEORGE IiEA1H III,
Youngest son of the late Williln Henry Berkeley,
OF King and Queen; aged tweniy-four years ana
ten months.
MAY almighty God sustain aud comfort the almost
broken heart of his aged mother.
Farewell. darling, thou has left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel.
But MS God who hath bereft NJ,
And Ills lie alone can heal"
Died January 81, 1850. at ten minutes to
O'Clock = NJ. after long sud protractcd Illness
WILLIAM CULLINGWORTB,i in the sixtieth year
of his age.
His funeral Will take place from his late residence
corner Twenty siNth aud T streets, pONDA1 EN -
MING. February tue %. at O'Clock. The friends
and ac1uaintances of the family ara most respect
fully invited 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
New EOGk.

hdrnnce and Retreat. Personal Expo
rlences in the United states ana Conieoe-
rate States Armies. BY j. Il. HOOP, Lieu
tenant. General in the Confederate Army
We received on Saturday advance shee's
OF this interesting book, accompanied BY a
note Tor circular) from General BEAUREGARp
assuring us that the entire proceeds or pro-
fits Of the new book will be devoted to the
benefit Of General HOOPS children. we
trust that it will find many subscribers IN
VIRGINIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
How il locks 10 connecticut Dem
aeyaf.
New Haven Register, seth J

New Haven Register seth
The statement that Senator Malone. OF
Virginia. had gone over to the Republicans
is denied by that gentleman. lie processes
TO be a good and consistent Democrat, and
as IN evidence OF his sincerity proposes TO
do his best to defeat the regular Democratic
candidates for presidential electors ID Nr-
ginia next fall, and elect independent elec-
tors in their stead. The independent cleo
tors, il chosen, will cast the vote OF Virginia
rs seems TO them best for her interests, re-
earJless of party. This plan OF the Virginia
Readlusters IS almost equal in brllliancy TO
John Kelly's Independent Democratic pro-
gramme in New York. |. is also quite rs
disinteresled az Kclly's movements are.
Malone proposes 10 sell ont the Virginia
electors in such a way as to advance his po-
litlcal interests, and John Kelly proposes
that the Democratic party shall have no in
terests except such a are Identical with his.
But day OF retribuliOn is coming for those
political Hessians. When the presidential
election of 1880 is over the Democratic par
tv, whether victorious or defeated, will give
some sample exhibitions OF its kicking pow
ers which will be anything but interesting
to the Kelly-MahOne style OF Democrats.
The quicker the mcrcenarie> are kicked ont
of the Democratic ranks the better 1t Will
be for the prospects OF Democratic success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02

rrTNEW- STYLE SHIFTING CALlCOES;
CACHECO and ORIENTAL CAMBRlCS;
RUCHING and RUFFLING in great variety;
TORCHON LACES;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGSi
TORCHON-LACE COLLARS;
TIDES i'm great variety;
SCRAP BOOK PICTURES;
TORCHON-LACE COLLARS at DC. worth zoe
A large assortment of WHITE GOODS just re-
ceived:
SHEETINGs and SHIRTINGS Of all of the popular
makes at [ja l0I LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02

-. ranubIIcans at the next election, and
Tue no n,o son,e iutolerant fools among the
, msh,. PAYERS y who are doing all they can to
l,eova s ,,ovsr,sn, This Is o time for the
s nsor ME Of the State to heed the political
' swa,s ~ either party. The State must be
safe in November next. ~ Wiz
sal" let us remember that we are all VIZ
oiniaus. and that majority OF both par
x ,;as boweyer mistaken in other things, de-
si rs' to cd do what is right. Then let such mer
meet 1ms once more upon common platform
for the presidential contest OF the pfeseh
year. iiSpiue TugtnIdn'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02

Ry~THALHIMER BROTHERS are still
giving their customers and friends every advantage
Of LOW PRICES, and In consequence are selling
large quantities of GOODS. Notwithstanding IN
recent heavy advance IN all goods Still sell
ing them at
EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES.
| II will pay 10 klye Us a call and examine our I'm
mense stock.
In order TO close out our entire stock Of CLOAKS
we have reduced them rs follows
s24 CLOAKS reduced u SIC; $50 CLOAKS tC
s14;sf7 CLOAKS to *l2 sl5 CLOAKS TO ~
SO CLOAKS to 81; 80 CLOAKS to t5.
| sHAWLS. SKIRTS. QUILTS. and BLANKETS
at cost to close them out. Bay Your Blankets and
save them for next winter.
Look at our Extensive stock of BLACK aud co.
! LORED SILKS. SATINS, BROChDE. PEKIN
and STRIPED SILKS for evening and dress wear
which are offering at extremely low prices. \
new and elegant line Of SIZE and CHENILLE
PRINCES for trimming same.
Having laid in a large supply Of TABLE.LIN-
EMS, NAPKINS, TRAY-CLOTHs. DOILIES
| TOWELS, SHEETINGS, &c. we advise az early
call 10 secure some great bargains.
Our stock of MOURNING GOODS. in BLACK
CASHMERES, TAMIsE. CAMELS'-HAIR, HEN
RIETTA CREPE-CLOTH and BLACK ALPA.
CAS- IS complete and we guarantee The best goods for
the least money. Don't fail to give us call I'm
Black Goods.
KID GLOVES, KID GLONES.-We have again
received large invoice OF elegant aud cheap hid
GLOVES, in 2, 3, 4, 8, and buttons, from soc. 10
~ a pair. As we keep a large line are able TO
suit any one IN quality ana price.
sixty dozen KID GLOVES AT 25c. pair This
is splendid lot. which have been picked from the
regular stock, and we offer them at TINS marvellous
low price 20 close them out.
We have also just received splendid line of
SILK MUFFLtRS. SCARFS, LACE TIES, FL
CHUES. COLLARS. CUFFS. PLAIN and FANCY
RIBBONS, CORSETs, HOSIERY, &c, al low
prices.
HAMBURG EDGINGS, HAMBURG INSERT
INGS.-Will open on MONDAY and during the
week, 400 pieces Of these goods. from &c. TO 81 a
yard. Walt until you see our line before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS laisst STYLES,
Just out, AT THALHlJlER BROIhTR~.
in 4.S,M&W col Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02

A committee st Boston having charge OF
Tho ssulhern exodus question has issued an
anpe,l TO the citizens for clothing ana
mnrey TO be used IN helping the coiored
nec ME to leave the South for otser portions
OF the country. =.
We trus.tbat Boston will he liberal. IL
=, ,oo badso allow the negroes to stay where
thew are co well off. They need northern
taskmastors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
,.,a,.nosirIon-no,, however, Of serious
BILLS Passed.

: acknowledgements, however, OF a se''o''
character.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To repeal an act approved March .; lo'y,
ont, ed an act for the protection OF deer 'n
Rockingham county. ra Com.
To incorporate the Mineral Lana Coan'
many OF Virginia, Kentucky, aud Ienhes'
To incorporate the Chesapeake ana ida"'
Gold. and SiIver-Mining Company
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the town OF Herndon, ID .n'
county OF Fairfax, to organize separate
school district. hr o;v
For the protection OF mechanics py q"
inc Thorn lien on articles repaired.
For the protection Of sheep In the county
OF Warren.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
Grants Letter OF Withdrawal.

Especial 10 the Cincinnati CommercialI
WASHINGTON, January 29.-The statement
that General Grant has written a Letter
which will he made public in few days,
Withdrawing his name from the canvass fOS
the presidency. comes from a new source
to-day. gentleman who has had con-
SersaIion with one Of Grants most trusted
friends within few days says that he was
ASA lred by him that such a letter is in exist
ence. and will be made public within the
next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
DROFESSOR LAUBE'S "a
DANCING ACADEMY X
UEVY'S HALL.
SATURDAY EVENING sOIREEs


at o'clock Visitors not admitted until 4:30
O'Clock
owing to the popu arity these soirees have attain
ed and the increased expense Of music. &c, find
II necessary that and after this date ladies'. and
children who are not scholars, will be charged 10
cents each az the door.
Season tickets: Ladies, so cents; gentlemen,
$3.50. The usual charge of 70 cents will be made
at the door for gentlemen.
Tickets can be purchased at RAMOS & Moses
music-stOrr, Ola Main street.
The last quarter commences SATURDAY MKT,
February 7th. Parties desiring to enter should do
so at once Terms moderate ia 3l-2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
MILITARY NOTICES.

ARMoRY Il. l.. /. BLTES.l
January -. 1850. I
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF h
" THE X. J.. |. BLUES AsSOCIATION.-9
Attend first quarterly meeting Of tic -. Us ~
ASSOCIATIONS ut yOur srmory TUESDAY II
NIGHT. February 80, at O'Clock. in full-dres
Uniform without hat. for the announcement OF
n,n-cOmml- stoned officers for the ensuing year.
BY orCcr of j. l.. CARY. President.
FRANK f. WEST. JR..
a29 Secretary II, l.. |. Il.