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MountSt. Mary's Cattle Sold.

EMMIT1sBURG. Nd, April 6.-The sale o
the stock of Mount 81. Mary's College, mum
bering about five hundred head OF horses
and cattle, took place here to-day under th'
direction OF Captain James Mcsherry, The
receiver, who was recently appointed on
petiiion Of creditors OF the institution. The
stock, some OF which is the finest IN the
country, sold at nominal prices and ONLY
about $4,000 realized. The college build
iDgs were not offered. as intended, Ut being
decided TO hold them for the present III
hopes OF obtaining better prices. There IS
O movement on foot among the alumni oil
Baltimore. New York, and PhiIadelphia 10
a,sist the venerable institution IN its trou-
Bile, which, it is thought, will prove success
[nl
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
Boyd, trustee, against CIack and ats. From
thn Circuit Court OF MeckIenburg county
Affirmed, Judge Christian delivering the
opinion.
Walker against Wickliffe. From the Cir.
cult Court OF Campbell county. Reversed,
Judge Staples delivering the opinion.
Shelton and wife against White, and Da-
Wis against White. From the Circuit Court
OF Piitsylvania county. Judge Burks de-
liyering opinions OF the court.
Terry, assignee, against Dickinson. Ar
eued by }. A. Jones, Esq, for appellee and
submitted.
b. Rand. Wexford and william S. Me.
keLney, Esqs., allowed to practice as coun.
sci IN his court.
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INSugaNCH COMPANIES.

CAsH DIVIDENDS on ORDINARY
" LIFE POLICIES ISSUED Nv THE
SOUTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-lsSUkANCE COdPA<T.
Ne 0,l60, issued April, 1865: age. "a.
GEORGE w. HARLOW, WoRCEsIER. MASS :
Amount. 1900; annual DTeminm ........s3s SO
Cash dividend In 1880 ff9 per cent? tl..,..-. rs 81
No. 56,409. issued August, 1870; age. 81. Ju1xe
JOHN NJ. HARLAN, UNITED STATES SUPREME
COURT:
Amount $4,000; annual preinium...,..."ftl -
Cash Dividend In 1880 "a II per cent.i..... 5S 80
No. IL 0el, Issued AprIi. 1873 age. 40.
:. FERGUSON BEAt n. ALEXANDRIA, VA:
Amount. 80 900: annual premium. ......s10s 80
Cash dividend In Is o 80 per cent.l...... 90 05
No. 1920, March. 1879; age, 81.
II. g.. FoRsrMAsS, RICHMOND, Va:
Amount, 1900; sDnnai iurenium..........t20 ~
Cash dividend IN 1881 l33 per ceDt)....... q so
It will be observed thar the dividends of uhe
NoRrHwEsrERN MCrVAA faersdse to(th The age
or ths policy.
=. B.-Ab0ye dividends were paid In cash Had
they been applied TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL IN
sURANCE, they would have Deen largely increased.
for further information. address
JOHN X. CARY. State Agent,
1918 Main street, Richmond. VS..
DIR. J. :. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
NH 3G.fOf
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EXAGGERATED SMALLPOX RUMoRs.-
When a week or more since few cases o,
the above disease made their appearance IN
this city drought thither. too, in northern
rags purchased for the use OF the paper
mill, whose operatives have been the chieI
sufferers by its restricted ravages) Il was
deemed the part Of duty no less than OF
I honor and honesty towards citizens as wei
as The travelling public that the fact should
be certified for their information. II was
accordingly 80 done. This conduct q
Richmond journals is In marked con.
trast with those Of some northern cities,
who sedulously conceal the existence
OF contagious diseases for fear Of its effect
on their trade. The health OF citizens and
the travelling public can never be weighed
IN the baance-at least in this locality
with trade possibilities. With the same
candor hat impelled the first announcement
OF the existence Of this disease here, il Is
now stated that the few cases which have
been reported are doing well; that these,
with the exception OF the case Of one per.
son, who died more than a week ago, are
all OF the mid type known as yarioIoid
that the reports OF new cases have been fre.
quently founded in ignorance or misinfor.
nation, and that i9r those affl icted an early
recovery may be anticipated, with the con-
seqnent resumption OF their usual ayoca-
tions.
Those OF the travelling public who I'm
consequence OF exaggerated rumors about
the prevalence Of this disease here have re-
malned away from the city may confidently
dismiss their apprehensions. and come and
90 with perfeci impnnty. Those who have
written 10 merchants here excusing GUS
tomary visitations thitber because they had
beard "there was so much smaIl.pox in
Richmond are positively assured that
there i not enough in this entire vicinage.
even with he most liberal division, to 90
around amongst n haf-dozen visiting
grangers.
The following incident is related as Illus.
trative Of one phase OF variola eXtant IN our
midst:
On Wednesday DR.. Walker, a well.known
ply >iclan Of this city, was passing along
Canal street, when be saw an ambulance IN
front OF q dOmicil, from whose door >treamed
a while flIg. The sign OF varioIa. His curl.
oslty was excited. never having treated Il
case Of the above disease, and he went
in. \ glince n: the patient, col
ored woman, convinced him that she was
suffering from facial erysipeIas. and
be 30 informed the Board of Health,
wien the order for her transfer 10
the smallpox hospital was countermandcd.
Yesterday the woman had wholly recovered
from tbe fright Occasioned by the lmpres-
sion that she had the smallpox, and nearly
30 from the facial irruption. \ large to-
baccu-factOry in the neighborhOod ceased
operations for two days, TO the great dis
gruntlcment Of the proprietorS, the cOlored
operatives refusing from fear to come in The
vicinity OF white flag. Now their uneasi-
ness is tranquilized and their mortal terror
abated
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READJUsrERs.-The Executive Committee
OF the Rfadiuster party Of Richmond held
a meeting last night at Wil&n.On's Hall.
1t was presided over by Mr.. j. :. DoGson,
and George ". Williams ed as secretary.
The usual resolutions endorsing General
MahOne'> course were adopted. After the
committee adjourned public meeting was
held, and brief speeches made by George
w. Williams, William II. Bevrridse, and
others after which more resolutions en-.
dorsing the action OF Senator Malone were
adopted. About 10 O'Clock the meeting
adjourned
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Last Chance

OF obtaining advice and treatment free Of
charge Of Drs. PethybrIdge and Rutedge
at FOrdS Hotel will expire Saturday night
April 90; after which time charge for
services will be charged. Five hundred
and thirty patients have ayaled themselves
Of their free treatment during the past
twenty days.
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"HAPPY ilOMEs" TO.NIGHT Rev. DR..
Henry Mcdonald will give bIs Interesting
lecture on this subject tonight in the lee.
ture.rOOm OF the Second Baptist church
or it has been said that "abOunding in
keen touches Of humOr, IN characteristic
pathO-, in splendid and happy hits, and in
stirring eloqnrnce, it will furnish most
enjoyable evening" Ii is TO be hoped DR..
Mcdonald VIII have, as he deserves, large
audience.
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CHANGE OF SCusDULE.-The following
change in schedule has gone into effect on
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad: The
mail train leaves Richmond daily, except
Sundays, at $40 O'Clock L. VI. instead OF 4
O'Clock, as heretofore; and returning, ar
riyes al l0:40 A. NJ. The freight and pas
seDeer train leaves at g:2J A. NJ, and re-
turning arrives at =. u. Passengers by
this Train arrive at Wiliiamson's at 4:2i
=. N.
Trains now connect with packets at How
3rlsyIlle.
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PROVIDED THE GREAT ORGANS Of the body are
not irreparably injured there are few diseases that
TUFTS PILLS will hot cure. They concentrate the
vitality OF the system. The Liver, the spleen, the
Heart, aud the Kidneys are brought into barmo-
nous action and health, long life'an yigor OF mind
aud body follow their use. The FIR dose often
asiOhishes the patient.
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HALL DEDICAnON.-On Wednesday eve
ming next, April 18th. the Catholic Knights
OF America. Branch No. 143, will dedicate
their new hail, at No. Ill north Eighth
street. Tie Richmond branch is rapidly
increasing in membership. and have found
ii necessary TO move TO new quarters. The
hall recently leased by them has been band
sOmely ire,coed and furnished in becom-
ing manner. The dedication ceremonies
will be in accordance with the custom and
usage OF the order. and will commence at 8
p VI sharn,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81 :
9 A. NJ, 40; noon. 80; 8 p. NJ, So; 4 p.
NJ, 50; midnight. AZ.
Mean temperature, 45i.
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FOUND GuILTY.-Wiliam Closby, the
youth from Louisa who was indicted for
robbing the mails, was OH yesterday found
guilty In two cases. The Judge sentenced
him TO fifteen days In Jail in each case,
which makes his term of Imprisonment
thirty days. In the other case against blm
The District Attorney entered noiie prose.
qui. Young Closby has been confined in
jail ever since his arrest, several weeks ago.
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Police CoURr.-I he following cases were
disposed Of Yesterday BY the Police Justice /:
Richard Hodges. drunk and unable to
take care OF himself. Fined, 81.
l.. b. Gibbons, creating a disturbance in
the Firs; Market and threatening to assault
w. &. Otey. Case continued TIL Monday
llth, and party baied.
Jennie Snead (coloredl, stealing a lot Of
wearing apDaraI from Fannie Pegram. Sent
for sixty days to Jail, beng her second
conviction.
Mrs. Mamie Rey. nSslntiug Constable
C. w. Tyler while in tbe q schirge Of his
dlty. Case continued ill Saturday.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die states, winds shifting to northeast and
southeast, increasing cloudiness and areas
oil rain. and during Friday lower barome.
Ter, with stationary or slight rise In tempe
rature.
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HUsTINGs COURT.-Tbe following case.
were disposed OF in this court yesterday:
Jacob Darlington (coored), charged with
stealing watch, was acquitted.
Moses Mason was convicted of unawfu
gaming. jailed for SIX months and labor
IN the chain-gang and tined 800.
jim Fisk. for stealing a bar OF pig iron
was tried on an appeal from the Police
Court. The judgment Of The lower court
was affirmed, which was three months in
lall and labor and twenty llshes.
Lucen Davis, who vas c0nyic'cd in the
Police Court OF arccuy and sentenced to
six months in iau and labor and twenty
slrpes. Judgmen, OF the lower court AZ
frmed
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10 THE CoSsCMPrIvE.-Let those who lar gu. sII
under the fatal severity or our climate through any
pulmonary complaint, or even those who are 10 de-
clded consumption, by no means despair. There Is
safe and sure remedy at hand, aud one easily tried.
"WILBoR's COMPOUND or CoD.LIvER or. AND
LINE" without possessing the very nauseating
favor OF the oil as heretofore used is endowed by
the Phosphate Of Lime with heating property
which renders The oil don5ly shcacious. Remarka-
BILE testimonials OF It's efficacy can be shown. soli
by A. d. WfLBoR. Chemist, Boston, and all drug.
otgfs
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DON'T GO ToKEY WEST for a good Cigar, but
smoke WHITLOCK's Key West--the old standard
brand only &c.
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CONyICrs RECgTvED.-Sil Valentine (cO-
Ored) was received at the penitentiary yes
lerday from Halifax county, to serve term
OF two years for malicious stabbing. Also,
John White, Of Green>ville county, to serve
out eight years for larceny.
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CIRCUIT Court, YESTERDAY. Powers,
Blair * Co. Us. {. A. Jones. Debt. Ver-
dlct for defendant, with costs OF suit.
L. T. Woodward, administrator with the
Will annexed OF Robert l.. Montague, de.
ceased, Us. John f. Massey, Auditor OF
Public Accounts OF Virginia. Action for a
Judges allowance. Heard on petition, ar
gument, and by counsel, aud mutually
agreed that the Court decide without jury.
Verdict that the plaintiff take nothing by
his petition, and defendant go thereof with
out day, with his costs expended 10 defend.
ing this suit. Exceptions filed and case
taken to the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
Judge Wexford discharged the petit Jury
for the term.
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FAMILY RoE-HERRIsGs. CLIPPED BEEF-bes
In the city-at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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FULcuLR's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, wHisREY,
three years old at $3.50 per Raon-a very superior
article; M0NTRosR Kentucky Rye Whiskey, four
years old, at s3 per gallon. W. ID. BLAIR n Co.
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Auction SALES Taus pay.

JAS. uACDOUG l0K \. NJ, assorimeu' OF
household furniture. MATTRESSES ofhce decks.
showcase. sc.
GEORGE ~.VASIiON = SON.. 10Y \. 81. house.
hold 'urni ur- carpets. handsome harp & .. at
40 IO2 "a > Main stree.
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GIVE THE MODEL" CIGAR q paif-,he hes
l0c. brand on the market z. wmrLocK, manu-.
faciurer, l4i5 east Main street, city.
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\ BELLIGERENT DEBrOR.-In the Police
Court yesterday Professor PbIip Paul
Quinn johnson lcoiored) was up, charged
with asSaultng and beating Washington
Brown (cOlOlcd). II seems that johnson
owed Brown, who keeps a restaurant on
Franklin street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets. small bill for board,
but falling 10 pay up. he was told Wednes.
day by Brown that be could not be accom-
rnodated any longer. He went TO another
boarding house across the street. where
Brown sought bin out and attempted TO
collect his bill. Failing in this. Brown APP
pied several opprobous epltbets to the
Professor which were calculated to in
iure his fair name and reputation in the esti-
nation Of bis new landlord. High words
passed between the two, when Brown pro-
posed that they would 90 out into the street
and settle the matter. This was promptly
accepted by Johnson, who proved himself
an adept in The manly art OF sell-defence,
anu was accorded the first knock down by
an admiring crowd who had gathered to
witne>, the mill. johnson was tined S5 and
costs by the Justice, and in default OF the
payment OF same was committed 10 Jail.
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ARREsTE D.-Marshal! Ellis (colored),
charged with stealing lot OF lead pipe
from William II. Briggs. Esq, was arrested
aud lodged IN The First siation-house last
evening. The plunder was recovered.
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SAVE MONEY by having your rntins done a, the
DISPATCH PRINrISG-IloUsE. Good work, iov
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Personal AND BRIEF LOCALs.-Rey. DR..
HOge, after being confined TO his room sev-
eral days with Il severe indispOsiton, has
entile'y recovered. lie conducted bis reg
uIar lecture service Wednesday night.
DR.. o. +. Manson returned from Colum-
bia, :. c., yesterday. The manv friends OF
his brother. Mr.. Charles II. Manson, will
be pleased 10 learn that he is now consd-
cred out Of danger.
| Colonel John NJ. Patton, Of Albemlrle, is
here on a visit 20 bis Richmond friends.
That weIl-knOwn citizen Mr.. Hugh Ha-
gan is i'll at his residence, corner OF Twelfth
and Marshall streets. Drs. Knox and Me.
Guire. his attending physicians, were in
consultation on bis case Yesterday.
Captain William II. Page, city superin.
tendent Of gas, is stiY very i'll at hi, resi-
dencc, in his city.
Philip NJ. Tabb, Jr., Esq, now of Louis.
vile, ky., is visiting his old home in Rich.
mOnd.
Among the visiting prela.es OF the Catho-
lie Church who will be present at the cOnse-
Grafton OF Bishop-elect Janssens in this city
IN May will be Bishops Becker, Of Will
mington; Moore, o; Florida; Gross, OF Sa-
yannah. and Elder. OF Chicago. Bishops
Keane and Decker will act as assistant con-
secratOr> (Alcnbi>hop Gibbons officiating in
chief, and Bishop Elder will deliver the
sermon.
EX.Ci.y Sergeant jane. VI. Tyler, now
Hanover granger, paid flying visit to his
many Richmond friends yesterday.
The rumOr which was prevalent yCster-
day that Captain Charles Cunningham BOy-
colt, Of County Mayo, Ireland, had arrived
at the Exchange Hotel, in this city, had no
foundation. Captain Boycott. it is under
stood, has passed through Richmond. and
i now stopping with Murry VI. Blacker,
E-q., ne1r Amelia Courthouse.
Hon. Hamilton Fish, Of New York, en-
Secretary Of State Of the United States,
Yesterday engaged rooms at the Exchange
Holci, and will arrive to day.
}. \. II. 81. Andrew, Esq, editor Of the
Fasmyille NerCUry. is IN the city.
Mr. William Euker ha, entered upon the
discharge Of bis duties rs caterer Of the |
Commercial CluD rice William Krause, re.
signed.
The Ge>an@yerein Virginia will give a
tbree-act comedy entitled "Thc Enchanted |
Prince at sanger Halle on Easter Monday |
night.
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FRESH INVOICE OF KEY WEST CIGARS JUST
received by W. ID. BLAIR co.
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INDIAN RIVER FLORIDA ORAsoEs-swee,es Q,
orange grown-Just received by
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE.
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GOOD sUSDAY SMOKE WHITLoCK's Lily
Belle, a new and popular Cigar. For sale every
where. Ask for them.
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MOZARTERs. please take notice that +. WHIT.
LOCK makes The =" Mozart " Cigars; selected Havana
h!lers guaranteed. Price ouly Sc.
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A GRAND PICNIC" and always ia season
WHITLoCK's sc. Cigar.
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REMOVAL.

nR. w. w. PARKER HAS REMOVED
~ his OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 10 corner of
Broad aud Eleventh streets. opposite fofds Hoe,
ap 3.6ts
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Why study to know the cause OF your
pains and achesy Use s'. Jacobs Oil ana
remove them.
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THOSE CHENEY SILKS at SOC per yard worth
75c are going fast al LEVY BROTHERS.
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EASTER EGGS - Colo ed Easter Eggs, made OF
SOAP only Dc. each Shelf Paper. IN all coors, at
only 5c.a dozen, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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GO TO THE GREAT SALE or LAcKs AND En-.
ut LEVY BRorHERs.
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WHO Is MRS. WINSLrW?

SMOKED SALMON at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES
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Labor AND WAGES.
In Some Trades Movements for In
creased Pay.

The Disaffected and the Satisfied Among the
Principal Glasses OF Tradesmen-D Demands
that Have Been Yielded 20 and the Prospect
for the Season.
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ACCOUNTS Of BANKS BANKERS, ME3-
CHANTS, AND INDIVIDUALS
RECEIVED.
INTEREST CERTIFICATES OF D.
POSTS Issued.
BONDS And STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD OK
COMM sSfOE And FULL IsFOGMA-
TI0N GIVEN REGARDING
SECURITIES.
INVESTMENT srCUeITlEs Al
WAYS ON HAND.
ALL MATTERS PERTAINING TO : GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS WILL RfCElYE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
SHELDON COLLINS. THOMAS II. B0UDES,
FRAEK JENKINS.
faD2I
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iynN, RAY. AND sHUCKS WANTED.
-, ussh 10 buy COrN. nav "a saIIe-S;S in
dhs ~ '1s or less, on eiibes the Chesapeake and
ssd Eiss,,tse ~ hseimond and ianyiIle, The kichpond
p1sbls Midland, Richmond. Freder1cksourg and
lbe, 80 AMI The Aiisnile and Mississippi railroad
Iee 49, er,b Hsy natigable stfessn. Bags Furnished
Ssr,1'e 20 mem MADE In cash per IA road weighs.
''ep"hHknce Solicited.
6to CHARLES l.. TODD.
No. lzl5 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
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(CommunicapdI

His breath was terrible, but he cnred II
by using DR.. RusselPs Magnetic Vegetable
Pills. Office, Capitol Hotel.
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LECTURES.

MY. n. MCDONALD, u. ID,
Ii whoever his lecture on
HAPPY HOMES
N IlfE
.rl~rpv.ROOM OF THr SECOND BAPTIST
+i' tHt RCH
on
rclDkY FVFNING. April Sih. az s O'Clock.
,.-s.iau. 25 ce:i>. Tickets for sale al the book
....ssndEANoS Y MoSES' and al 'he door.
fap6 AL
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WANTED. SITUATION BY AN IN
~ hj>TRlOT> AND ENERGETIC MAN A.
NL-ta and 10 make hlmsrH centrally useful 10
''-- &tichali 0F msuuiaclurer. Address
"SITL LATIO\."
sDt 80 care Box 73.
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1.-THE MOZART LAST NIGHT.-As il usually
the case on opera night, Mczlrt Hall was
crowded to overnOwng last evening, when
Victor Masses opera OF Jeannette's Wedding
was presented with the following cast ::
Jeanette. the bride, Madame Caroline
Rcbines- Bernard; Jean, the bridegroom,
Mr.. Pierre Bernard; Jerome, Jeannette's
cousin, Mr.. Monte Walker.
The audience seemed delighted with the
rendition, aud frequently manifested their
appreciation by prolonged applause. Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard gave another clever i'm
peIsonation in their respective roles. and
Mr.. Monte Walker received an encore for
his pleasant rendition Of a pretty little bal
lad from Evangeline, which he introduced
ON this occasion.
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AGENTS WANTED
WANTED.

WANTED,
" 5000 FEET WHITE HICKORY (be't quail
uXI.
5000 FtkT SECOND.GROWTH YIRGI.
MA ASH.
GEORGE 4. AINSIIE & SONS.
CaIriage-Manufaciurers
a. 3-dlVsHZtkNlt No 10 Tenth street.
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8ichmond Dispatth.
hipAn .......... s, 1881.

Ss> THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
Entered at the Posi-OfHce at Richmond. Va ne
second-clasS matter.I
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MACHINERY.

HOSTING MACHINES, DUMB-WAlT.
IL Ens, &C.. tor stores. factories, aud priya,
houses, naje aud put rp IN the hest manner b.
j. w, CARDWtLL a Gu,
II lam 1911 Cary street .Riehmond. We.
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LosI, sTRAYFN, AND STOLEN.
NVilCE.-CERTlFICATE 40. AIS for
Is,,t, shares Ofibe ca piial stock of the Virginia
Jun -. Hgiroad COMPANY, issued 10 George Taylor
tlsll NJ, S, ieoi. having beeu lost or destroyed.
yslsss 'se S application 20 the Chesapeake and Ohio
company for reBS val thereof.
MAJ. , JOHN l.. NARYF,
~~'Io" Executor Of George TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-08

NEW LAw-BOOK.-R. 7. Barton, Esq, Of
Winchester, Va, author OF "Barton's Law
Practice" has now being printed in this
city a new yolumeOn Chanccry Practice" "
under the supervision Of James VI. Mat
thews. Esq, author OF the Digest Of the Laws
OF Virginia. The first volume. which will
comprise about 800 pages followed by Il
second Of like dimensiOnl will be COM
pleled in all probability during the ensuing
summer. The legal fraternity will no doubt
hail with pleasure the appearance oi the
new book, the last one previously issued on
the same subject beng the Treatise Of Hon.
Conway Robinson in 1884. The citations
in the new volume OF authorities and OF the
statutes will come up to the latest period.