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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14

WHOLESALE FISH Prices. three thousand
ahad and ,wtlVo thousand herring anG . lot 0!
burch Esb, arrived ct TIs'town this morning
aGd sold IS follows: Shad SIS 10 S2j p6r hua
dtci; tciliag $40 to $ll per !housaDd; rcck
40 cents Ter h1nct white pa,ch - 10 90 oauis
per hu1c5. fishcEmcn arc ptayi7c f0r shor
>caScn OF VAIN Weather.
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OEiTU CFAH OLD CITIZEN u; LAM
II. lr*Ic, 81 CID eli E1a. died at lis rtsdeoce
g lrnO3 street, last night about o'clccS.
n!tcg g shot ilrcSs i:9m az a;m2!hio atttc.icn.
Mr.. Irwin conducted The brewery Oh he cotIcr
Of y 0ttc aud UYion Streets, which gas destroy
al by fi.a il 1884,
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ELECTION or DIRECT0Us IT lie anniaI
moc@UG Of he jaiaod Bnd S.ajoafi CoaD,iGz
COMPANY. ;lj yesterday aiiota0CD in Wash
ger, tho to!iogiag directors wtro chosen iar
The cnsujn. 2csi: hjoaais. ). V. Thomreoy,
i. ii. Herr. II. y. Willard. William Thomi-
500, Natha~ia Wilson. Dr.. j. II. Baker,
Samuel Ncrmo0t, GI9rso II. T. White, sni
Il. y. Cooke,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14

GRAND l.onGE or OnD Pillows. Tho
session Q! iha Grand Lotg, va, continued yes
to-day ani la ni;hs g.. OIl Fellows Hail,
k,i.mo:.i.
'ucn bu3'Hns ~ IGtacas! 10 the order Wa,
Transacted. ana the proceedings generally were
!hhF"ci with even mlr1 than thu u:ual concord,
y resolution - have sn ''Ildl Follows day
81 *ns7! st The approaching Yorktown celabrs.
iicTi wac ndnp'ci.
RESOLUTIONS 0: coaG"lrnco On tho dssth of
IitSh latham, ,. Il. ii. and !. q. r., vera
"3"r;ed ~ rising yo!o after tributes had boon
n.,! deceased by nanY OF tao brethren present:
q ntW digest WIS submitted ny Eminent
hfo.ao7 Courtney. and After brief discussion,
s9ss adopted.
p: :hc nigh. session the following officers were
c'Ec!ed Tor tho ensuing ttrm: 1hos. j. Crowder.
STANTON. Grand Master; W. II. Barnitz Sd.
lem. Dc1aty Grand Master; Alex Archer, Pc.
tn!sb0r:. KigaL Worthy Greud Warden T.
Wi.eT Uevi:, Richmond, Grand Secretary ;
John ". Fu7gu5sor, Richmond, Grand Treas
uTe!; :i"ri. =. Nan:, Alex andris, Grand Chap"
iaiE
The above named ttli;I. 9tra inatsllsl by
Patt Grand Ms=iar Courtney.
=. Z. blanks, Ct NoifJlk. WAS elected Efsnd
i'apTas, nta'i'@ 10 the Sovereign Grand Lodge
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IL. Nsc'lr Probabilities GpuH i. lSai.--
.r inc 4itcio Atlantic state Filling b1r1ma.
r., staLionsry Of higher Temperature. no..acriy
2lcEing to westerly winds. SID partly cloud ,
Hes:heT with occasional rsin rear the coast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14

VIRGINIA MIDLAND EXTESsIoN.-TEcc ou:.
T.:.!?o Appointed by tic Merchants sEd Manu-
i.2uccfa' Ass;ooistijn OF Bal!imorc Ci;y, 10
c1ntor With tho oficis's Of the Baltimore ard
Gai1 railroad COMPANY relative 70 the extension
s5l.hHard Of the Virginia Midland railway
re: Yesterday 10 Baltimore. There were pee
on: McssTs. John King, jr,, Ww. Kassor and
Robert GaEIc:, 7ico presidents of tho Baltimore
and Ghio railroad comnap5; Mr. John s. Bar
aour, nresldcG, OF lie Virginia Midland raiITa
"n5 m?H5cIs Of the c0;nm;io referred e. No
Ga@nto action was taken. FariCus maps were
,zhlblt>3. and ca these Wero shown ho77 certain
a;TITs oi railroads in North Ca7ol;gs ard Sonfh
Carolina might DC conatc.ed By lines Of rail
roads ia; lust What ttcso wc.a The Chairman
ct the Committee Of conference d.. not feel at
55:!'G TO make public. Gho n7osp5cts f5r M
'aie"entc35 Inc to the Sjnti from Baltimore
arn sad 10 IS crcowfaripr.
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DFrUTY DICTATOR hprolNTEp.--Mf lhos,
jr,c. o! Belle Haven L31gc. X. oi Il, No,
3,2>l this ciiy,rcceivat to day from The Grand
Dictator OF Inc GtsGd ;s.dgc NG %h;s Of Honor
o Virginia his apr0iDt2ert E5 Deputy Grand
!lc.s!cr Of the order ti1r this disit;c.
FIR. h$aEE ". GRAY, after s0moThGt pro
.a.ied Illness died q! lis home in Baltimore.
IN ;ao 1Ih irs!., in TIC cd year Of his age Mr..
Try WAS born in LCosburs, where in osrly an
.'-c lie was largely snd successfully oTgagcd IN
@@:caltile pursuits. subsequently ha WAS en-
gag in bu:Gcss in this city and Baltimore.
Sra Rlr5hSr!t. while performing o! tho
ChoaEut Street Theatre, phih lrhia, los:
nigh! Tas tsken with co0ecs va chill, aud
Tss renewed 10 he Hotel L.fsyctte. Rhara
medical att DdaEcs WAS summoned. Sho had
been ii all day, ard weDt to the theatre CON-
trary to the sdTicc of her phj sciao.
10 give your suffering rheumatic neighbor a
fosile Of st, Jacobs Oil, is true charity.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

VI NIIC-N IN DNIN.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL l3. 1881.
%i,1 rises .,....,.. II SIN Scis-......... s.
kGSlFE1.
Str iico ..enrF Norfolk, 10 Z HoOn.
Sir z V hrroTanth. lower Potomac 81 Po-
tor!ac HG:rg CompsnY.
CLEANED
Str George LoaTy, Norfolk, by = b Hooo.
Str ;siattaHo, lower PFC, by j Broders 10 Go.
Sch- WIN Uorns!y, lowo- Potomac. by VIM
q SmoO..
MEMORANDA
Schrs J & Garrison aGd ) j Franklin. from
Kichmond. Snd Vrare and Carrie Holmes from
Georgetown, al Now York 18th.
Schr 4 b Phillip5 sailed from Bath for Wash
irg tOn lin,
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PssOFEaSEONAG ejARDa.

A CARD-N should ba generally known that
IA persons so unfortunate as to lose one or
more OF their teeth need not wait weeks and
months for artificial substitutes and endure n.
convenience. disagreeabl3 changes in voice. f.-
cial oppression, &C., bnt may have artificial
teeth made before and inserted immediately af.
tor extraction Ct their natural toeth. By this
mode better adaptation, q moro pleasant e.
preston and nearer approach toward preserv.
ing the natural harmony Of tho features sre sc-
cured, and very much of tho pain and difficulty
experienced in learning to uso teeth ere also
&volded. l havo practiced this mode sue ,essfully
for seven years, ard having introduced it hero,
would BIO glad to refer ahy one interested 10 pa.
tents who know oft from experience In treating
tho natural teeth my object is TO preserve every
one that time, pstenco and modern methods o:
treatment can ssvc. Tho use OF arsenic in 10.
stroyilg exposed norvos is condemned By thn
more enlightened Of tho dental profession on
account OF it's turning teeih dark inducing ab.
scess and finally the loss of the teeth. The nerve
pulp. which is tho source OF lilo TO tho tooth,
should always be treated. whom exposed, with r.
view to its restoration to health. use no cheap
alloys for filling; my fees sre muc1 loss than ara
usually Charged for the sams class OF work.
Gold filling from Slt0 mp; ether work at pro-
pcrtionntcly low rates.
w. UONNALhy, D. rs,
Graduate Dental Dopar:
Univ. Of Michigan.
Gfice: Washington street, ID door from s. e.
corner King. ar4 I'm
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COMMERCIAL.

ALENhNDRIAM MARKET, April 1.-the
Market frazer, ana p;laoS sra s'ifI,rirg. Flour
u STEADY at yes scriay' sqaots!ians About geo
bushels OF Wheat sold 70 day at III, lis, 1l9
eUl 100 Tor fuiz. ant H. fer mix j. Corn is ia
isht receipt, aud al that vas offered sold at 55
'or white No Rye or OitS r,pjrtsd Country
praar5a Tena;ts a last quotations.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. April l3.-
100 c-tt!o were offered and sold 1T to TT cts per
10. Il cts being the general top price; tho market
was slow throughout best gradas being generally
lambs sold ~ 4! 20 s. for clipped sheep and 10
70 cts for lambs
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HE ~ l., Ia 4 mc1;in. Of III. ty,cI-
.,e c3:ninii2o ofta Alexandria A'gE! Inf.c-
=. lev nehl; $50, q lecture committee, con-
-ista1 c! Lieut. Goo. s. Smith. Corporal 'rhos.
~. NoGiA&01. sud P:iyaLG j. Il. white .gas
nproin;ti Yesterday the comTailseo proceeded
- Washington and iaviLol S:caalor Vance, c(
!3o!:H Carolina, t. deliver his ltc!Uro en.itlnG
@c:;t2:eH Nations y in Ills c;.y, fer the heDet:!
q iho company, 3. hi9 earliest cOnva1ianca.
:,"5"2- FaHcc raErG. e. i!Il. 10 wS3 compelled,
iot waEt Of time, 70 decline the invitation.
"EHl0r iii, Of Georgia wSs than lnvitci 10
.rcU,H !bn benefit 0! the company. 10 DO.
o.ia@' q o on account OF prass Of business Beth
Ee- ti"rrsM however, sad l!ny would concot
".a the comTtteo agsin. Iho company will
h@'n" SPECIAL ar!l q tho GrmOry TO. alght, and
% Monday nigh. nox. viii IAngt - congi,3cr 81
ln'!:.t!2a 20 "'tend InN UrT0J!!Dg 0f thn Fsfra.
go. statue n Washington on Tho 18th inst.
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LOCAL DREFIITES.

-, ! s oaa tFe company will NEE; - i.bi IL
ine asi! {. lie t.i3ndsaiD CJmpady.
= warrant was listed to. day Tor tha arrest Of
Two co'ored boys Tor assault and battery.
Uod, famF, cloudy. dis.greosbIo ~talhcr
a3tia TO day.
SEQ o9:ic, If Superintendent Of Gas 70
m1!fo'i VIII be tue l2s! dsy -. Gscau1; CO gas
bliss Carrie Taylor. OF Indianapolis, Isd is
7isiiiEg 81 TIC resGerc, Of Mr.. A. 9. Harmon,
o. Royal street.
a marriage l;c:nse WEE i:sa:d 10 Wasbiu2 ton
yesterday, 10 hlIchae! b. Thomas, Of hlc!yir,
N. ). and Diary Cook Of lhis city.
Nj. Csc. 0. Monroe, who has been sufT.rirg
Tor month past VITA iafllmatory rheumatism,
hGs 50 lar recovered Is 10 be abe TO be ca,
s2aia.
Ih9 republican executive committee has bean
ca:!oi {" meet this evening 10 determine what
course the parry snail pursue in tho approaching
campaign.
u ca!oc"i To.Gjustsr meeting was held at the
iaahohe sasdus.er headquarters last nis:lt Ad-
dfcsFas wtra m.Go by two strange co!o,el rer,
o'io i.0m Tennessee
]. il understood that sjc5trL Burgess : Co,
viii be nonia3 by tho Mayor tha! the cstabish-
men! q Their !astilj&ing marufactory on Union
street vii be vio'aiion OF Tho Corporation law
on Che subject
Ma3s:9. u. EIb2a AMI Jacob Bairsus are
making improvements 10 their respective cs!sb.
lshnaaIs, hlr. johG w. Burke Is making *.
toDs'Ve Improvements to bis handsome resi-
dcac2 IN tho Isl w4!i
4 !cdiaiou 10 !aro co tho Alex adtis AID
traicTlck.baTg railroad. will go into c ff:c. to
Eo!9cT. The rate itOm Washington to Rich
iIo1d wi! bo 800 ior llDiud ard S. % for
Unlimited tickets. the p!csgis tsr1 is IS -
Tor tickets OF both c,assas.
| 2des Tho head "Notou on GA S!udents"
::Gs !:cl ;cmy Journal says: George d. Hop.
k'fs IL night operator at Amherst AID is said 10
b, frs: rats tcloslaphar We congratulate
h!r on Ills promotion Which vii give much
pleasure 10 liz inan2 friends"
Tbs ;,ublc ard private tchtol, of his city
YAH b. riossd GO G ood Friday and E.sser Mon.
Gay. the School Commissioners of Washing.
ton, alter !oGg aad heated di'cussion Iucsdsy
night last, decided against closing tho public
s'hooa {: thst c;'y on !hc days banned, on tho
s:0Ini ;lHt tic parents Ct msnv of tho pupils
di' E't regard Cod Ffiday' mtre gsc,ed
tAaN an 1&cc day.
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Edit0rS Dispatch: | see in your issue OF
Thursday communication from W. Ii.
Blackford, OF Baltimore, that there i III 4
juDk.shOp in that city piece OF ola iron
purpOTting To be the ram OF the famous
Merrmac, aud advising that it be purchased
~ a relic Of the late war. Thinking 'bat
may be some patriot citizens may be induced
10 purchase this old iron, viii state that
the ram OF the Merrmac came nearer weigh
ing G,000 pounds than i 400, ana there are
men IN this city that helped to make The ram
in question, and men, too, that have seen
this Bitimore humbug, and 80 pronounced
it. 30 If Mr.. Backford is the real owner Oh
il be has stated too soon. lie ought TO nave
waited till all these old blacksmiths OF Cos.
port were dead. But / have no doubt there
are mans such bumbngs IL the country tnat
will show their hands In the near future, all
/ hope the editors OF the UtSp0tch VIII
watca0ut for and expose them. Tor one
will help you all / can. ] am prepared 10
prove this TO be one.
Hoping you will pardon the liberty thus
taken OF addressing you this note, aud mat
. NAV check. one fraud at least, sopksripe
myself, 80 >. Gill oRouich,
No. 526 Twepiy.fouIth street.
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in Orange county, will be sold at public
auction on The 18th Of July next.
A Few Words Of Explanation from DIR,
Glover

Editors Of the Dispatch VIII you permit
me. as friend OF the late Mrs. Louisa &.
Allan, by special request, TO correct two
important errors that appear in the obituary
notice CT her published in the Dispatch OF
the 10Th instant. The same missiatements
appear In all The notices Of the death OF this
lady sent out by the Associated Press OF
this city, the manager OF which, | doubt
not, Will be as we'll pleased TO correct as the
Rev. Dr. HCge, from his well known cour-
teous and Christian spirit, will be 10 see the
correction made
Referring to the death Of Mrs. Allan, the
notice in your paper states: Her funeral
took place from ber late residence yester
day afternoon, Rev. DR.. IIoge officiating"
This statement conveys false impression.
The Rev. DR.. Hoge was not the officiating
clergyman at the funeral Of Mrs. Allan.
Her own rector. the Rev. DR.. Minnigerode,
OF 81. PauFs church, was the officiating
clergyman. Mrs. Allan was at the time OF
her death, and had been for many years, a
COMMUNICATE OF the Episcopal Church.
The service at her funeral was simply that
appointed in the Book Of Common PRAYER
for the burial Ui The dead, and the singing
OF two hymns from the ilynfNal OF the
Church, followed by few remarks by the
Rev. DR.. Cover, OF New Jersey, q former
rector of Mrs. Allan, who happened to be
in r chmOnd at the time and attended the
funeral.
Or. Hoge was present at the funeral. and
by courtesy OF DR.. Minnigcrodc was asked
TO read hymn from the Hymnal. This was
the only part be took IN the service.
Another very strange inaccuracy appears
IN your rcport-vlz, that "the ntcrment
was in HOLLYWOOD cemetery" The remains
OF Mrs. Allan were not inferred in Holly.
wood cemetery, hut IN Ter own plat, beside
those Of her husband, in the old Shockoe
! lllll cemetery.
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MAyCBEsrEx AND VICINITY.

P0lHjcdL-in accordance with the recog-
nized rules governing the organization Of
the Conservative party, ward meeting; Will
be held in the several wards OF thi, city
next saturday night A, 8 o clock for the pur.
pose of nominating cOuncilmcn and appoint
ng three members Of the City Central Com.
mittcc for each ward. At the same time six
delegates vii be elected from each ward 70
attend a city Convention which will be held
at the court house next Thursday night at
: o'clock for the purpose 0f nominating a
candidate for Mayor. ty-Supe.intendent
Jordan requests the ward superintendent :
20 appoint The places Of melting. The Con-
ycntiOn viii be composed OF twcnty-fOur
delegates. There are several persons men,
toned in connection with the mayoralty.
Township meetings will be held next sat
urday in Chesterfield also 20 appoint dele
gates 10 tue Conservative Convention which
meets at the county COURTHOUSE on the A. h
Of MAY TO nominate a ticket fOrthe coming
election.
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A New Hotel In Richmond.
To the Editors Of the Dispatch;

To the Editors Of the DiSpatch;
Gentlemen enclose to YOU letter from
gentleman Of New York who has spent
several winters with his family in the South.
rs think 1t will he read with interest by
our community, on the questions Of the adj
vantage. that Richmond might offer 10 flni-
lies from The North ana West seeking a
mildCr climate, and as 10 the probability Of
new hotel, with all modern improvements,
meeting modern demands, being a profta-
Die Investment.
avail myself Of this opportunity 10 cor
rect an error in your late report If my re-
marks recently at MONT Hall. did not
clll our railroad del ots "liltlc pens" but
cattle pens"
Yours truly, JONI DUNLOP.
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A RICHMOND DOG TAKES A BIG PGIzE IN
NEW YoRK.-As will DE seen by hG.follOw-
ing telegram received yesterday Mr.. {. p.
Stokes's Irish setter Lucille" received
the second prize at the great Bench show in
New York city:
"Lucile took second priz', BEATING her
Ijtter.sister, who took the first prize at the
Pittsburgh show in January, 1881. Hurrah
for Lucille. L. +. iAfI.oK'
When it is considered what great num-
her Of noted dogs were on exhibition II will
he understood that this Is no small honor
10 Richmond owner, especially, too, when
il Is known that this is the first dog from
the South that has taken a big prize In
New York. In this show the best kennels
Of The world were represented, and the
number OF dogs entered were over l,25O.
Lucille comes OF celebrated stock. Her
dam is Nora, an imported anlmll, which
won the first prize at the great New YORK
Bench Show in 1880. Her sire is the noted
Irish setter Rory O'Moore, an animal OF re-
markable parts, which took the first prize at
the New York Bench Show in 1871, and
which has taken some eight or ten first
prizes at bench shows since. She Is now
nine or ten months old. and OF a rich dark
color. Mr.. Stokes Will now be more proud
OF her possession than ever.
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Brief HcmS. TIE Chesterfield County
school Board and the Board Of Supervisors
will meet on the fourth Monday in Mas to
receive the rcpor, OF the eXecutor, OF the
late treasurer relative 70 the district and
county school funds.
The luuerl. OF Mr.. John III. Burton,
whose death was noticed in yesterdays pa
uec, took place yesterday morning from the
Manchester Methodist church. The Scr-
vice. were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Jackson,
Of Chesterfield, and the rcmains were ln'
tered I'm th1, county.
Tie ease Of Robert Boyle Us. Margaret J.
Bowie. L- T. other, engaged the attention OF
the Ilu.tiugs Court two day, ana the jury
finally falling to aeTe', the pllinth appeared
in count and su.lcfcd2 n0n'sIit To be entered
up.
The Chesterfield poorhouse buildings, IN
accordance with the order 0f court, have
been insured WORK upon the new build
ing, there will be commenced soon.
: horse attached 20 - spring wagon, be-
longing 20 Mr.. j. G.. Splugenburg, became
frightened .a,t night about o'clock OF
Hail street near the po>t.0tfice and ran of.
TIE runway created some excitement, but
no damages weIc sustained.
The entertainment 10 be given by the IL
die, OF the Prcsbyteriln church, which wa'
postponed Mondly, Will come of at the
cOurt-h0u'e tonight.
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FLOWERS, FLowERs.-They are the alphabet oc
angels. scattered over bill aud valley. they speak
what tongue cannot express ihi ir beauty. Ove-
ness. and fragrance suggesting world even more
beautiful than this. If you wish to adoru your home
with the beauty and fragrance Of aowcrs. go - the
1)wer garden Of W. W.1URNER, No. 2Os south
Cherry street, and sou will dnd the largest and
iaest collection Of FLowERS to sclec, from ever
offsrId for sale In this vicinity. Thousand, OF
plants Of every description now In bloom. BoU-
qucts, Baskets Wreaths. and sll kinds Of design,
ta,;efuIly arranged. Ills flowers also be had 10
the markets. Prices low.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDVCArEOS&L.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
ALL DEPARTMENTS OPTN WITHOUT EXAM
NATION TO STUDENTS EOT CANDl
DATES FOR a DEGREE.

Ary uerson ruay enter Harvard College without
elamluafiou as an uumdir ricuitied student or ihe
school of Divinity. Law. Meaicue, Hth,s,Iy. CT
Of instruction which they are inp. trh 10 pursue
are open 10 such students aud ihcaies 81 iiOh-
cieicy are given on The stufic. when ihey pursue
ssfi.rscforiIy The fees vary with the amDHul OF
Instruction received brt arc 1n less than $50
Or more Than : $50 year.
Professional .clO0ls without tNamintlou IS cahnl-
date FOR "a degree. and graduates wlii hleh rihh
may be admitted 10 the senior al Harvard COZ
lcgc without animation
Women are admitted only 10 tie summer cDur es
~ 1suclon la science and 10 University ltctur, s.
b. next Academic year begms sEPTf MBER
-. 1851. f'r let, Cf the courses Of instruction
and iOr further Information ADDRESS
y. W. TAESSIG.
Al IA -ThSSalDw eecr-farV
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We, the drivers Of Rlchnond Railway
Company. regret to see in the DiSpGtch OF
the 2G'h an article signed &" '. II. "" in
which the writer very bitterly speaks OF the
want ci ordinary polteneSs ON the part Of
the drivers on the read. We endoayOr al
ways to be polite. and 10 do our duty to oar
company and TO the pGbiic. "V. II. W. "
Ou.nt 10 knOw that we cannot stop loaded
car on 4 curve. and he also ought to know
that in making complaint Of any kind he
should mention No. OF car, aud not con
denim the whole OF lis for ttr seeming fault
OF OGe. DRIVERS RICHMOND RAILWAY Co.
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LECTURE POs1PONED.-Ihe lecture oi
Hon. j. K. Tucker on Nlrginias Idsl,
Present, and Future" for the beneht oil
Company G.. has been postponed 10 fllday
night. May 9Th. TINS change naS oeen liiaae
by Captain Parater and lhe conmlllee III
charge through desire not TO come ID
conflict with the Pinafofe performance Ior
the benefit OF the family OF the late John
ID. Redford, which had been hXed ior tue
same nighteS that OF the lecture, and Whlca
conld not be postponed TINS is most
generous and magnanim0uS act on The part
~ Companv G., Characteristic, however, oi
lis brave commanding officer and his men.
and deserves recognition by the friends Of
the late John Rediord.
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LIEBrG CoMPAsy's COCA Byty roxtc

ut has more than realized my expectations,
says Professor DUNCAN CAMPBELL, 81. D.. Ill.
d., president Royal College Physicians and Sur
geons member General Council University Of I'd
inburgh, etc.
Invaluable for Debility, Weak Lungs, BiiousncsS,
Dyspepsia. Femaie Complaints, Ashms, Masria,
Liver Complaint. Sick Headache. Beware Of oogn-
terfeits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-28

ANOTHER JUNK CASE.-YeSterday evening
about G:4j O'Clock Officers Griffin and llar-
die arrested Fountain Gaines, cOl0red
dray.driyer. on the charge OF stealing lot
of Dig-iron. the property Of Z. II. StJrke.
He was detected by the officers in the act Of
unloading his dray at Smiths lunk.store.
Subsequently, Mr.. j. II. Williams, Mr..
smith, clerk, was arrested by Officer Grif-
fin ON warrant charging him with unllw-
fully and feloniously receiving the iron.
Mr.. Willijms was bailed by Police Justice
Rich9ld.on in the sum OF $1,000 for his ap-
pearance before the Police Court thl. morn
Ing, and the negro was locked up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-28
TAGAH'e MAGSoLIA BALM,

rAGAH'e NAGSOLIA BALM,
GIVES 10 EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FHEsn AID
BEAUTIFUL COMPLExroN.
40 ra,te- how much # may have become i'm
PURE, SOFT aud LIKE THAT ~ YOUTH.
II (, not oEiy fLEGANTLY PERFUMfD, but y IS
in every wa n.o,t perfect wash and a SPLENDID
LOTION.
IT, hPrrIcArIoN cannot possibly be- detected,
aud ls udrn.es g. waller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-28

Dedth Of MgyOr DoloneS.-A letter re-.
ceyed in this clly yesterday from gentle
man in Allegheny City, Pa, stated that Ma
jor j. + Doynes, formerly superintendent
OF the Old Dominion Cotton Mills here,
died there quite xpectediy. having been
sick only few days. M1i0r D0wne, was
well known in Manchester and Richmond,
and his death viii be severe blow to his
many friends and scQiIintances IN This
state He was a northern man, and came
here from Massachusetts few years ago I:
and during hi stay South formed the ac-
qnllntlnce o. many perS ns, and was held
IN very hIsh esteem by all who knew him.
He resided in Richmond at one time, ana
left The Od Dominion mills last july 10 tax b
charge Of q large cOttonI,c'Ory in Ale
gnany City.