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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-01
For the Dispatch.
The University EeiescODe Fund Once
More. and Finally.

Having been prOvdentially kept out Of
the CITY nearly the whole time for the pl>t
week | have been unable TO DO much addi-
tiOnal caEyassing for the University teie-
scope fGnd, but have a-ked for land will no
doubt obtain y few DAYS after the lst Of
April IN which to complete the subscription
OF Richmond.
have hal considerable encouragement
in the way Of kind words and additional
contributions, and ] beg friends 10 help
close up the matter in one or more Of the
following ways:
|. Without waiting iOr me 30 call send
me note to say how much y0u can give.
,. Talk over the matter with your friends.
and send me the names OF those likely 10
give. "a gentleman who had himself given
! 500 suggested to me to-day the name OF
gentleman to whom he had been present
ing the matter, and on calling on him be
promptly and cheerfuly gave me his c0eck
for SlO0.)
3. II any Of those who have already SUI.
Scribed lind that they can increase thelr
subscriptions letthem notify me ol the fact
as some have already done.
4. Let no one decline TO give anything he
cause he can only give a small arount.
). Those who are now prepared 10 ral
their subscriptions can send check direct I,
me, or III more conveniently deposit in Fir>
Nllional Bank 10 credit OF {. :. Nenable
treasurer. notifying me OF the fact, 80 thai
may properly credit It on ny list.
| have no late official report IF the amount
lacking to complete the $1,000 needed t) Sc
cure TO the University this splendid glft OF I
telescope worth $4,000, an observatory
worth SO 600, and an endowment OF SjO, ,O0C
for the chair Of Astronomy (Sl2j, 900 IN alD
but have heard enough to feel satisfied tha
there will be no failure. Yet we are anX
lOus to close mp the matter, and beg ON
friends 10 respond At once.
j. WILLIAM JONFS,
No. !. Library floor. State Capitol.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILIE CONSOLIDATED
GOLD Ds.--Tbere is quite an active de-
mand Tor the Richmond and Danvillc rail
road consolidated gold 6's at Slol.5O, at
which figures large sales have been MADE IN
the past few days. Holders were yesterday
asking SIO2.50. The solid security on
which these bonds are based, ana the al'
ready large and rapidIy-ncreasing business
Of the Richmond and Danville line, make
them favorile with our investors. The
tendency is towards much higher figures.
For the G's of this company due IN lS9O
SIO6 is bid.
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KIND FEELING IN BoSTON FOR THE SOUTH.
Last Sunday Rev. \. L. Dickinson, d. d.,
preached at the First Baptist churcb, in
Boston, Mass, and by vote Of the Minis
ters' Conference he addressed the Baptist
ministers Monday morning, assembled in
fremont Temple, on the Position and
Work of Southern BaptiSts. The Bap'
list Social Union Of Boston has invited him
to speak on the same subiec; at lis next
meeting. Five Of "the brethren banded
their checks for 300 apiece to DR.. Dickin-
son for Richmond College, and il Is proba-
be that many more Of them will DO some
thing IN that direction.
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OFFICERS OF MIssIONARY SOCIETY
ELECrhD.-At the regular annual meeting
Of Fulton Baptist Missionary Society The
following officers were elected for Tho
tprm: president, Robert Tuipin; Vice
President, G. II. a. Clay; Secretary, \. NJ
Butler; Treasurer, Edward Williams; Or
eanist, Miss Mary Cunningham; AS>i'tani
Oreani>f, Mrs. Anna Taliey; Collector
james n. Herbert. Rev. J. ". Butler ha'
been invited to preach the annual sermon
for the Society on next Sunday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-01

THE SECRET or RECRUITING rnEvIrAL PRGS-
CiPLE Is discovered In TUFTS PILLS. In Liver
Affections Dizziness, Headache, Cos,iyeness, DyS-
pepsia. Feyers OF all kinds, Dysen,ery. Flatulence,
Heartburn, Eruptions Of the SKIN, Nervousness,
Bilious Collie. Loss Cf Appetite, and all troubles ~
the bowels their curative effects are marvellous.
IheY are trnly the aflcied's friend.
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A GoOD MOvE.-ln response to a call
from \. r. Courtney, past grand masterand
grand representative. who had been com
missiOned by Grand-Patrlarch j. }. VIII
iamS 10 open and rCOreanize Nelson En-
campment, No. >, |. o. 0. F., goodly
number OF patriarchs met together Wednes-
day night. The organization was perfected
by the election and installation Of Fred. ii.
White, c. p; John Pitt, ii. p; NJ. W.
Warrington. 8. W.; J. A. Collins, j. W.;
A. +. Burr. $; and J. Il. Rogers, Z. Tie
Encampmcnt will meet on the second and
fourth Monday OF eaca month at Odd-Fel-
lows Hall.
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BRIEFs.-The Canadian prophet has said
that March would go out like a lamb. Now,
il he considers the weather Of Wednesday
aud Thursday lamb-lke, We hope to be de-
liyered from that which he as per contra
considers liOn-like.
A member OF the Olympic Boat Club
states that this Club has applied for and
gotten the u:e Of the race-track at the Fair
Grounds, wherenpOn they propose TO GO
into training. Ii would seem that the Club
either want to get long running start 70!
row. or were rigging up this member fol-
the lst Of April-One or the other.
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Aaorg THE WEATHER.-The weather yes
terday was very cool ana ols'sreeHo'' in' i'
Thermometer reading 50 a. SUNRISE io'
formed TO the thickness OF quarter oi al
inch. A slight fall OF snow 0ccurre1 ~
O'Clock A. N. During the day high "lhu'
prevailed, which in the localities OF ihacau'
amized streets made walking very disagree
able. AS il drove clouds Of binding dusts
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The FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENTAL AR
uoRY.-The Joint Council Committees on
Grounds and Buildings and Finance met
Yesterday evening at the City Hall for the
second time this week, pursuant to ad-
journment, to consider the armory ordi-
nance. Provision is made therein 10 sup
ply "a want long felt VIZ, providing
tne Virginia regiment with a suitable
armory. The ordinance contempla'es the
determination Of a matter which has been
subject OF active discussion for decade
in this city. On calling the ioll OF the
Joint committees yesterday evening II was
found that no quorum was present. An
other meeting was called for this week.
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Reoresg REcEIyED.-The sum Of $3.50,
heoueathed by the late DR.. Il. Schulhofer
onf OF his endowment in the B'nai Birth
for the benefit OF the orphan-asylum fund OF
District Grand Lodge No. 5, Independent
order B'nai Birth, has been received by the
trustees of RImmon Lodge. 6S. OF this city,
and forwarded TO the treasurer OF the asy-
lum fund.
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MANCHESTER MAL.-Spechl service has
been ordered between Richmond, Va, aud
Manchester, Va, commencing April lst.
Mails will close for Manchester at the Rich
mond post.oflice at s A. NJ, 3 p. W., and
arrive at 10:45 n. NJ. and 3:4j p. NJ. No
mail on SUNDAY.
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The MOZART LAST NIGnT.-Tbe pre-
gramme for last nights Mozart was one of
The most enjoyable that has been presented
for some time. and was thoroughly appre-
ciated by the large audience in attendance.
The vocal plumbers were the features OF the
evening. Messrs. Hoff and Grant sang the
duo, "Su Campo della Gloria" Mr.
Grant also sang The Two Grena-
dierS,' and Mr.. Hof "Let Ne Like a
Soldier Fall the latter with orchestral
accompaniment. Both OF these gentlemen
were in fine voice, and that the audience was
pleased was fully evidenced by the enthu-
siastic applause with which each number
was greeted, enCOreS being demanded In
every case. The Instrumental portion OF
The programme was also very satisfactory.
The violin and clarinet solos by Messrs.
Laube and Jerdella were gems in execution,
and met with deserved plaudi,s.
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WiLBoR's CoD.LiynR OIL AND Ling.-Ihe
great popularity II this safe and ehcaciOu5 psspa-
ration is alone attributable to It's Intrinsic worth.
Ia the cure Of Coughs, Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis,
whooping- g-Cough, scrofulous Hnmors, and MI Con-
sumptive symptoms, II has no superior. II saual.
Let no one neglect the early SYMPTOMS Of disease
when an sgen, IS al hand which will cure al COM
plants OF the Chest, Lungs, or Throat. Mauufsc-
tured only by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist. Boston. rold
By AL druggists.
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IOWMuIItdItu'J
ITnureeedenfed Success.

Three hundred and ninety-seyen patients
now under treatment by Drs. Petbybridge
and Rutledge, Ford's Hotel. Sixty.eight
turned away pronounced by them incura-
bic. Only one more week OF FREE treat
ment; after which a fee viii be charged
Eleyentb-street entrance.
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wr,1agR YESTERDAY was cloudy,
fHt Wiudv, with indications at md
COW u, Il clearing weather
ps' ps'vovyTfR YESTERDAY A. NJ, IS ;
I'M ~: noon. "a; 5 L. NJ, So; o L.
y ~: mldnighi, 40
~ - 81 ,cmpcraiure' Aos.
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DEDICATION OF New HALL.-The regu'
lar meeting of Richmond Lodge, knlghis
NJ Honor. will be held at their new nan,
corner Fifth and Marshall streets, at 0:lI
This afternoon. At O'Clock the doors VIII
be opened to the public 10 witness the ded''
catory services.
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THE YORKTOWN CELEBRLTI0N.-M. W
Pevlon :. Coles, Grand Master OF Ma'onN
in Virginia, met in conference in THIS eitN
or Wednesday evening number 0f us
brethren, including Past Grand Masters
the officers OF the Grand Lodge ana otherS'
The result was unanimous usrecemmendaiion
ON their part that he should make the laying
of tue cornerstone OF the Yorktown i"ph'
gment a ceremony worthy oi Tue cfail'
The Grand Master is 'aid TO nave 1ceu
greatly gratiied at the spirit maA'eS'eu "'
b,c brofbrpu
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VIRGryIA's History T0.NIGHT.-Captain
John Hampden Chamberlayne will give the
second lecture OF his series on Virginia to-
night at Mozart Hall. Ii Is 10 be hoped this
intellectual treat will be enjoyed by large
audience
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-01

The THEATRE TO-NIGHr.-S lof Posen,
the Commercial Drummer, Will be pre-
serted at the Theatre tonight by MIR. Nj. Il.
Curtis, supported by good company.
There will doubtless be a large audience
present,
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GIVE THE "MODEL" CIGAR "A puf-thc hes
lOc. brand on the market. z. WHirLoCK. manu-
faciurer, l445 east Main street. city.
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BEECnER's BIRCH BEER.
one Of the finest temperance beverages on ths
market. For sale by AL dealers. rryiL
WILLIAM E. BARNES \ CO., Bolters,
No, 22 north Fifteenth street, Richmond.
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WEATHER REPORT.

..-,oxs FOR TO-DAY.-For the Middle
lNpN s1budv weather, with frequent light
>ls'e'' LAR N,6 nor,hwes,erly winds, rapidly
>D' harNmCier.
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FULcuER's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WnIsKEY,
three years old at $3.50 per gallon-a very superior
article; MONTRosE Kentucky Rye Whl'kcy. four
years old, at So per gallon. W. ID. BLAIR q co.
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DOR RENT. f'
STORES, WAREHOUSES. AND FACTORY.

IN.>TREEr STORES.
1929 east Main street, with dwelling abOy'; siN
rooms .
tng ABOVE /: eight rooms.
GETFX'GROCERY STORE, No. sl5 wes. Siain
street near MOnTOe pars.
sfORE No. l8 north Seventeenth street. near
Main street. opposite Old Market.
BROAD-sTREET STORES.
s27 east Broad street near Ninth street, with dry
cellar Will be remo1letd TO suit.
SUBURBAN GROCERY, No. 1910 ves' Eroas
stteet IN ycinltv OF new dcpOt ot kchlnoad, fTed'
erick ksDurg and Potomac ralro' :.
SMALL STORE, $40 east broad, neIr Moth
street. two rooms.
SMALL STORES.
STORE aud DWELLING, corner Thir'ieh aud
Marshall streets. WIlI command geOi rua OF
trade.
SJoRE corner HLl aud -. Jamss streets.
AppIy 10 j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agen., 1 l3 Msin street.
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GOOD SUNDAY SMOKE-WHIrLoCK's liiy
Belle, new and popular Cigar Fer sale tV',i-
where. Ask Tor them.
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A GRAND picnic" and always in eeasou-
WHIrLoCKs Sc. Cigar.
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FAMILY RoE-HEgRISGs. CLIPPED BEEP-best
I'm the city-at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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SPECIAL NorIcE.-we ask attention 10 the sale
of a VALUABLE Lot on BIoad street near First
THIS EVENING az o'clock.
RIB CHArFIN & CO.. Auctioreers.
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Mean temperature tor the month. 45 2.

Mean temperature tor the month, 4j.2.
0l Light rain al night.
~ Heavy rain at night.
t3) Rain in the afternoon.
a. Rain AT night.
(Jl ShOwtry during day.
t6I Light showers during day.
(7J snow from \. NJ tO noon.
tsl ThuuderS Orm and rain at night.
90 Snow AT 1870 L. VI.
(l0J Very light SNOW 4. 8 4. VI.
Amount of rainfall for the month
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DON'T co TO KEY WEST for a good Cigsi, bat
smoke WHIrLoCK's Key West--she old s'sndard
brand only Sc.
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PERSOYAL.-Dr. H0ge is confined to lis
house on account 0i slight lndispO,itiOn.
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INDIAN RIVER FLoYIDA ORAsGEs-swce'es
orange grown-just receiyedby
CHRISTIAN 4 WITTY.
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MOZARTERs, please tase notice that L. WHIT
LOCK makes The Mozart " Cigars; selected Havana
filters guaranteed. Piee only Sc.
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FRESH INVOICE OF KEY WEST CIGARS Jr,r
received by W.D. BLAIR 90.
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Statistics for Mnrcl,

we give below our monthly record OF sta.
tisilcs. They Will be found TO contain an
accurate summary OF the transactions under
the respective heads for the month past:
METEOROLOGICAL.
The subioined table gives the readings Of
the thermometer, the course OF the wind at
sunrise, and the amount Of rainfall for the
month OF March. The readings OF the ther.
mometer were taken in an elevated portion
OF the city, free from any influence Of re-
frac,ed heat, and from French instruments.
showing the highest and lowest points OF
the mercury during each twenty.fonr hours.
II is believed that no better situation for
observations Of this character can be found
in our city. They have been carefully
noted, and are believed to be absolutely cor
rect
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Police COURT.-Thc following eases were
disposed OF Yesterday
Andrew Krau>e was hnedSl0 Tor keeping
his bar-room open on sunday
n. A. Nightingale was fined $40 for fast
driving.
Ben. Bull was fined - for keeping an un-
licensed bitch on his premises.
George Reed was iued $3.50 for keeping
an unlicensed dOg on his premises.
Ann Smith was fined 81 for throwing fish
Otill in the street.
Lewis Christian (colored) was fined . for
disorderly conduct In the street.
Richard Coleman (cOlored), a suspicious
character. was committed for three months
in default Of surety.
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kgCrIOS SALES THIS DAY

Be- on an saias or Real Estate made between 9 :
lst OF January aud last of june the taN", - ne
prrsent year have 10 hc paid by the uurehis"r "a
al .alps InaAr b.t@ecn the l,l OF July ani last ol
the wear me ~ Ncs have % bc paid bN the seltr
tint custom wa 1doiied about nftc"n ycff' rtp
by All tDe real estate ageuis 10 RchmOna, aud 40
plies 10 Richmond and ycinity.l
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Law.sy stem subscribers cause the opera
TORS much trouble ana themselves consider
able delay by negiectlng TO order their pri-
yatp wi.os disconnected immcdiqteiy after
finishing conversation. by iRrWidb'y
observing this rule. and a!cqys using The
Law-Sy,tcm Nos, they VIII materially eN-
pcd.tc TIE service Of the Exchange.
c. +. MCCLUER. Manager
RichaOpd. w., April /, 1881.
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No. :, Library floor. State Capitol.
Richm0pd, March 81, 1891.
TO Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

Exchange.
Please note following changes and addi-
tons to April lst:
NEW sUBsCRiBERS.
Moses a Clemons, Shockoe Slip-Law
system, No. 20G.
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany Gor0'-Law system, No. 20I.
Rlchnond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany's office, ll07 Bank-Law System, No.
2O9.
Joseph Davis Il Co., penitenliary-Law
System, No. Dos.
Mrs. Jane King, No. 1872 east Clry-Law
System, No. 30.
CHANGED TO LAW SYSTEM.
T. W. McCance, Ninth aud Arch-NO.
20j.
DISCONrINCANCES.
T. Il. Christian, No. ll2 south seven
teenth street-LaW system, ~.
superintendent office Western Union
TELEGRAPH Company-Lrw System, l9j.
Or. Charles Britain, NJ. 81 east Clay
Mlgncto.
CHANGES or NAME.
seldom 4 Bruce 10 w. {. Seddon Co.,
No. IL south Twelfth.
CHANGE cF LOCATION.
\. ". CARRIER q Co. 10 1000 east Main
street
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JNO =. BAUGHTON. JR., 10 \. Me- NJ store ~
02O Nan street triple silver plated ware
every description.
JNO. f. LAUGIlFoN, JR, 10 \. VI phWnDioktrs
sale Of diamond-, watche-, ring,, breislpins
Out ~. glasses. &c.
r. T.. CHAFFIN & co. ) T. VI. -, on Broad
street near fitsL
Il. l.. STAPLES & co. L. VI, brick store IN I
dwelling. No. 1889 Franz I'm street.
4. Il. LYME, 4! O'Clock T. NJ, valuable properly
corner Of Main and Pun streets.
JtS MACDOUGAIL. lO2 \. Vi, furniture. C.
COX & SMITH. 3 9. NJ. grCcerie-, cabbIge, &c.
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WOgsE>. MrL,S. SADDLES, Sc.

UORSE FOR SALE.-The horse o.,
advertised over this Signature ., nj in c'f sis'e
aud for one or two days 0my hugg' bci1g ~ 'hogl
cannot .now him; win show him 10 the p1ft' -
que-ting in % day or two. DO no, de'.Ie an, more
inquiry and do not hold parties from supplying
thcm.el Zap l-IiI 'h'F ''0'
NOR SALE. \ BEAU II FL / g.sr~
Il PUNErON MAhI. Aso. ~. [r1A
SADDLI- and URAFl-HOR~f. AMY A. GIN
TIE WA3tiiOt II. IN 5u-+o-ZI-
UOR SALE. \ VERY FINEE-,,
i LADYc RIDING MARE. Ia color, III
bri,ni oay aad 60 -dtum size. Can be seen ~
IS. H. >CTllERLAND'> stable.
,nb D rend3f on FIgil'h .iicei
LOR SALE. ....,..
L ENGII>iI SADDLES AND BRiDLES a..
l GENTLFNi AN'~ SADDLE, VITA SPORT tiA-
turrs d.Irae, ,.n..
| COMBINATION PAD for 10y 0r III; " ~ "ri'
de. Apply 90 FlShrN lit"'
r,h 40 All "a 1908 ttTy hilt'l
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4 DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

SMOKED SALMON at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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EOR RENT, - Fs
L FARM OF THiRTY-TWo ACRES. A-4
on the m hmOnG. Frederick .nn-g aud PJ.Dmac
railroad siN milo. nor p of the ci'ys t@p ulit-
south Of Hungary station. SIX acre, wood land
balance cleared ice-p' ui. g..
b0IiSE has fcur rooms. aud III nee, ,sarY out
houses.
Two acres set In assorted grapes. Pine 0-chu
and assorted iru!t,rees. Two acit, aieidl ie"a
ma wheai.
Neighborhood good ard healthy. ...........
=. THOMPSON KE'N y,
Real + tafp Ag. nt aud Auri.ula a~f, or
j. Il. EADhN Np(lt.
Greens Gate Crossing of H.. ;. aad I T.. Il.
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wEsTPHALIA HAMS al
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES,
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EOR RENT, -
Il NICE DETACHED BRICK DWrLLiNG, EI-
No.Il west Cary street, containing ,igh' room.
with modern Improvements; kitchen and sslyfDts'
room. Also. large table On The 'o,. For inlol.
nation apply "a. No ll9 WEST CARY Strict.
an I.F~utTu3'f
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PURE ALDERNEY BULL, fifteen
~ month, olt will tc sold al Richmond lIazlIr
on SATURDAY. April %. an 10 O'Clock. Lo'.rj
OF GOOD took shonld attend. ap pl-l''
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The follow
ing buSlnts, was transacted in this court
Yesterday:
Mann rs. New York Life. Insurance Com
pany. From the Circuit Court Of the city
Of Richmond. Affirmed, Judge Christian
delivering the opinion.
Mallory IS. Parker. From the Circuit
Court Oi the county OF Essex. Reversed
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion.
Brlghthope Railway Company rs. Rogers
From the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield cOun
". Affirmed, Judge staple, delivering The
opinion.
Parker as. Dillard. From the Circuit
Court OF Essex county. Reversed, Judge
Burks delivering the opinion.
Merchants Bank Of Baltimore rs. Camp
bell and ats. Argued by J. Y. Mencfee
Esq, for appelecS, and James Alfred Jones
Esq, for appellant, ana submitted.
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Total...................
FRou Tile crsroM.HOrsE.

During the month Of March nine foreign
vessels cleared from the custom-hOu>e. OF
these five had cargoes OF flour, comprising
13 jj2 barrels, valued at &9f. 1873, for Brazil !;
two bad cargOes OF Indian corn. comprising
37,7l3 bushels, valued at $22 sos; one had
a cargo of wheat, l,4jl bushels, valued at
Sl,SS7; and one had cargo Of crude petro-
leum. , 6jl barrels, valued at Sl0, 200. To-
tal,; Sl29,02S. No foreign vessels entered
during the month.
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DEEDS AND MARRIAGES.

There were lS6 deeds admitted to record
in the office OF the clerk Of the Chanccry
Court last month.
The clerk OF the HenricO County Court
recorded 81 deeds daring the month cf
March, and issued q marliage.lcense> se>-alI
white.
From the Office Of the clerk OF the HuSt-
ines Court II marrlge-liccnses were is
sued-lS white and II colOred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-01

During the past month the Police Justice
disposed Of 1913 criminal cases and tried 1866
charges OF ordinance violations. On crimi-
nal charges Is persons were sent on to the
HusuneS Court for indictment 10y the grand
jury; - persons were convicted OF misde-
meanOr; ana - were sent TO jail in default
Of surety for their good behavior. Fines
collected Clty. 1863; State, S1l; costs,
$50. Total, 1919.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10

South, her heroes, Statesmen, and di-
vines. Very popular speech.
10th, Thomas Reed, The Dignity of
Agricultural Labor. A popular subject
with Il country audience. Spoke very
well, but under some little embarrass-
ment.
The committee retired, and after few
moments, returned and awarded the
medal to Mr.. c. d. Gray.
At night there was debate on tht
subject, RESOLVED, That political partie'
are beneficial to a Nation. Affirmative
A. w. Galliher, Thomas Reed, James +
Preston, Rob't l.. Edmondson; Mega
tiye-C. d. Gray, A. d. Edmondson
Samuel Rhea, Samuel A. McGinnis.-
The committee decided in favor Of the
Affirmative.
At meeting of tho Board of Trustee
Friday morning, Prof. Hughes was
unanimously elected Principal, and Miss
Lou Hughes Assistant, of the school fol
the ensuing year, and | am glad to an
nounce to the public that they have ac-
cepted. To those not personally ac-
ouainted with Prof. Hughes | would say
that he is not the man to blow big horn
abroad, but he is thorough scholar, a
graduate of two of the best institutions
of learning in this country, fully up to
the times in the improved modes of teach
ing, faithful, laborious school room
worker and gaod disciplinarian. We
are glad to have patronage from abroad,
but the prime object of the school is to
instruct our own children.
HoLsToN.