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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-17
Yorktown Centennial-Chamber Of
Commerce..

Editors Dispatch: The initiatory step
taken by the Chamber Of Commerce at its
recent meeting should result in speedy
and wel-directed organization to secure for
the businessmen Of Richmond some Of The
fruits OF the Yorktown celebration. We
ought to attract here all or nearly all the
strangers who 90 to Yorktown, and when
they are here we ought to see that they are
properly amused and entertained. The
Fair ought to follow closely upon the great
days OF the Yorktown celebration. There
are many things to be done. Let the Board
OF Directors OF the Chamber OF Commerce
proceed promptly with The work. The pro-
posed City Council committee will not in
terfere with them; on the contrary, VIII
aid them. II will be very discredtable to
Richmond not to be prepared to receive and
entertain those who are sure to come here.
MONROE.
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Referring 10 ;he above notice II c0-parinersnig,
resucc fuily solicit ior HE trm the oriar5 AMI 81.
tronage Of my friend, AMI Gc1uaiDtaurgs generally.
nh l6.3t WILLlAS W. ROi NTREF.
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Personal AND BRIEF LOCALS.-The
friends of Major John d. Rogers will be
pleased TO learn that he has received the ap-
pointmcnt OF travelling and soliciting agent
for freight department on the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad.
Hon. John Goode, OF Norfolk; Colonel }.
+. Payton, OF Iladdonfield, y. D.. and Ed
ward Winchell, Esq, OF New York, are
in the city.
The Henrico County Court wa, IN session
Yesterday, and was engaged in hearing civil
cases. The grand jury will meet again
Friday.
The ambulance was called out yesterday
afternoon 10 attend a colored man who had
one Of his feet badly mashed at the Southern
FertiiZing Company's establishment. He
was taken to his home, on Poplar street.
The Hastings Court was engaged yester-
dsv in trying civil eases. To-day some sixty
petitions OF parties desiring reduction IN
the recent assessment Of their property will
be considered.
The trustees Of the First Baptist church
(colOred) Yesterday paid over to the con-
tractors the sum Of S202, being the last in
stalment due on the church ediicc.
L. Wiley Davis, Esq, is preparing to
erect on Twentieth street between Main
and Franklin a handsome twO-story brick
workshop, which, when completed, will add
very much to the appearance OF that part OF
the city.
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WTCKEDNEss.-NOt 4 bad heart. bat diseased
Liver IS often the cause Of violence OF ten per- vim
dctyeness, aud sometimes crime; for. when the
spleen Is affected, the heart Is coeeed III its better
impulses for want Of action 10 carry off the bile.
E" haye used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, not
0n'y once, but often and can confidently assert 1t
has done me more good than any other medicine
baye ever used. think IL is The greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made In the world Many Of my
neighbors have used 1t, and ali viii say as much II
not more than do for It's virtues.
"JOHN J. ALLEN, Bibb county, Cav
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TUFTS PILLS.
s5 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.

SAFE AND GENTLE PURGATIvE, recommended
for the cure Of all diseases of the stomach,
bowels. They purify the blood, increase the appe-
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topic action on the digestive organs regular stools
are produced As a cure for ohills and fever, dys-
pepsia sick headache, bilious collie, constipation
rhcum6 piles, palpiiaiion OF the heart, pain In
the SIDE back, and loins ana female irregularities,
they are WI hout rival. II YOU do not feel very
WELL" single pill at bedtime stimulates the stoin-
ach. restores The appetite and imparts Vigor to The
system. Price, 25c.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
WRITE FOR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
Ife l5-eodtAp20I
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Funeral Of Colonel Wooidridge.- THE fu.
neral Of the late Colonel William B. Wool.
bridge, OF Chesterfield county, took place
yesterday afternoon from the Presbyterian
church. The burialseryices were conducted
by Rev. DR.. Moses d. Hoge, Of Richmond.
and Rev. William A. Campbell, OF Manches.
ter. There was no sermon preached, rs the
deceased short while before his death
asked that the funeral services over him be
made brief. The pall-bearers were Judge
William |. Clopton, City Engineer James A.
Lipscomb, Judge S. Basse,t French, DR..
Robert w. Brodnax, City.Sergeant Henry
fHzgerald, and Messrs. F. W. Chamber
layne, Thomas Fisher, and Henry A. Jor.
dan. The remains were taken TO Maury
cemetery, followed by many friends and ac.
quaintances OF the family. The Knights OF
Honor, OF which the deceased was a mem.
Der, attended the funeral in q body.
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C0CXCH. or BAPTIST PEACE. MAKERS. The
Council reGs>embled at II O'Clock yesterday
and was opened with prayer.
The committee Of eleven reported that
they had been unable TO complete their
work. and asked to be INDUCED until Il
O'Clock. on motion Of Mr.. Elicit, the in
dulgence asked for was granted, and the
Council took a recess until the hour above
named.
At "a O'Clock the Council again met, and
the committee not being ready to report,
a motion to adjourn until II O'Clock to-day
was offered and Carried.
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ST. PATRICK's DAY.-The anniversary OF
st. Patrick, the reyered patron saint OF
Ireland, Will occur to-day, aud be given the
testimonials OF respect and reverence be.
coming and usual to the genial occasion.
These will embrace parade Of the Irish
societies and the friends OF Ireland gene
rally, and an address at 81. Peters Cathe-
dral. with high mass. The turnout is eX-
pected to be very full should the weather
prove prOpiiious.
The st. Patrick Society Of Richmond
Mr.. \. VI. Kelley president-wil have its
annual supper this evening ct Snelling's.
As usual on such occasions the members
will have pleasant time. Members Of the
Society are admitted free; others can pro-
cure tickets from the committee, or at the
room tonight.
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FO0T BADLY MAsHED.-On Tuesday Of.
telnoon Willie Ryan, white youth, who
resides near the intersection Of Darlington
street and the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
way, had one OF his feet badly mashed by
being run over by ear attached TO a pass.
ing freight train. Drs. Cunningham and
Johnston were called 10, and decided that
1t would be necessary to amputafe the first
two toes on the injured foot. The opera.
tion was performed yesterday, and the
sufferer was doing we'll at last accounts.
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JSO. r. LAUGHTON, JR.. 10 A. NJ, house hold
furniture, stoves, piano, &c.
ROBERT y. LYME, Z. NJ, lumber, shingles.
&c, OF the large building scown as the" Tdber-
nacle,n at the southeast corner Of Twenty.hlth
aud Clay streets.
H. l.. STAPLES 4 CO., g.. Z. VI, valuable bUi ding
los on Fourth street t'amDi.'s Hillj between
Byrd and A-ch.
ROBERT B. LYME, Al Z. NJ, 10. of ground. siih
brick dwelling thereon, northwest corner OF
Twepty-sevenih aud fraLkiin SIrets.
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REMoDELLIyG AND RENOvATING LEIGH.
STREET BAPTIST CBURCH.-For some time
past II has been a vexed question with the
members OF the Leigh Street B1ptis. church
how to accommodate the large aud rapidly
increasing congregations which assemble at
that house OF worship. The only way out
OF the difficulty was found 10 be in enlarg-
ing the church; and accordingly plans have
been perfected which, when fully carried
out, will make that edifice not only one OF
the haDdsomest but one Of the most comfort.
able churches in the city.
This Improvement has been rendered all
the more urgent on account OF the large
Sabbath SCHOOL, the present schoOl.Toom
being entirely inadequate to the accommo-
dation OF the scholars, who now number
upwards Of five hundred. The alterations,
when completed, will increase the capacity
OF the auditorium and galleries BY about
three hundred seats and the schOol.room by
about two hundred seats. The following
is the plan OF improvement The rear wall is
10 be pulled down and rebuilt about twenty
feet further back. and side walls heightened
TO correspond. The doors TO be changed so
as TO conform TO the city ordinance, which
requires that doors to public buildings
shall open outward. The original construc.
ton OF the galleries will be changed by
lowering theface OF the same about sixteen
inches at the column line, thus enabling
their occupants TO have Il full view of the
pulpit. The ceiling over the chOir-gallPry
will be altered 50 as 10 accommodate full.
sized pipe-organ, which the church expects
TO purchase at no distant day. An improve.
nent will De made in the steps leading
TO the galleries, and also the doors TO the
same. The ceiling is TO be freScoed, and
the painted work. which is now glass.
white, will be grained IN imitation OF oak.
In addition, the house will be generally
overhauled and put in good order through
out.
The probable cost Of these Improvements
will be between $1,000 and s. 600: the
plans for which were prepared by T. Wiley
Davis. ESD, who will have special charge
of the woodwork. and will exercise gen.
eral supervision Of the whole.
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RETURN OF PROFESSOR CROMwELL.-Pro-
fessor Cromwell has been induced to return
TO Richmond, and he will on Friday and
Saturday evenings Of next week give two
OF his beautiful art illustrations in behalf OF
a worthy cause. Friday he will illustrate
" Berlin and the Rhine Scenery; Saturday
matinee, " The Homes Of England" and
Saturday night, "Paris, the Beautiful
City" We have before 80 fully indorsed
the excellence of the Professors entertain
ments, and that endorsement has been 80
generally seconded by our most refined
people, that the mere mention OF his return
should suffice to secure for him good au-
diences.
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Police COsET-The following eases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Charles Perkins (colored), assaulting and
striking Frederick StutZ with weight.
Fined SO, aud five dlys in Jail.
John Walker was fined 81 for being dis
orderly in the street.
George Ellis, tramp, was ordered to
leave the city.
James Edwards (colored), person OF un-
sound mind, was committed to Jail TO be
examined by commission Of lunacy.
j. b. Harris was fined 81 for one OF his
drivers allowing his hack to stand on the
street other than that designated by the
Mayor as a hack. stand.
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SALE or REsEvED SEATs.-The sale OF re-
served seats for Rev. John Jasper's famous
lecture on the rotation OF the sun will COM
menee at &. +. JohEsion's OH Friday morn-
Ing at o O'Clock. All who desire choice
seats should secure them at an early hour,
rs they WIT doubtless be In demand,
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YOUTHFUL DIcTION.-When one OF our
oldest citizens heard small boy at the post
Office admonish another yesterday with "see
here, Gully; somebodyswill horizontalize
your perpendicuarity II you don't mind"
he went straight home and whipped his five
boys, for fear they would get into "these
young Americas ways"
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant, with rain at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 40 ;
0 A. NJ, AZ; noon. 55; 8 T.. NJ, Ga; z.
NJ, 81; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, "a
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FREsH AVID
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much 1t may have become i'm
paired by nature or Otherwise, il makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT andLIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
II Is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED, but ii IS
In every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless as wafer.
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LECTURES.

Ci'HE Sun DO MOVE"
Yielding 10 : geneTaly-eXpre,ssd wish On the part
Of The ladies and gentlemen OF Richmond,
REV. JOHN JASPER
will deliver his famOIs sermon on
THE ROTATIDN Of THE Sun
on
NONDAY, MARCH 2lsT,
MOZART HALL.
PRICES FOR EVERYBODY.
General admission ONLY Z5c.
Reserved seats Zoe. ezra.
Gallery. zoe.
Lecture begins AZ 2 Z l.. VI. sale Of r. eTycd seats
c IN mencss At q. +. JOuNsTON's Friday morgmg
al O'Clock. NH II
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGBANY RAILROAD
SCHEDULE CHANGED. Trains now run to
Scoltsyille, and the attention OF passengers
and shippers Of freight is called to the
change OF schedule elsewhere announced.
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LOST, srRAYED, AND STOLEN.

GUILD LO>T.-LEFT MY HOME ON
y MONDAY MORNING, MY BOY. WILLIE
CHRISTIAN. seven wears Old, hghl brown cou-
pHNlpn, aud a lime he was m.s!ug had b,Ldagc
around sore left heel. Wa dressed in black VelNc.
en- Jtckct aud dark pants. ANY Information a. Ia
his whereabouts will be thankfully received. and If
claimed, reward VIII be paid hY his anxious pa
feuts ISAAC CHRISTIAN,
mb lI-ltf 6O2 west Marshall street.
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JUDGMENT AGAINST THE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHiNY RAILROAD.-The Circuit Court
was engaged yesterday in the trial Of the
cIse Of Arthur +. Robinson against the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany. Mr.. Robinson, who is holder OF y, 400
OF p1st-due coupons on the second mort
gage bonds Of The James River and Kama
wha Canal Company, claims that the Rich
m0nd ard Allegheny Railroad Company is
liable FOR the payment OF these coupons and
interest on them, on the ground that the
covenant OF the latter company in their
contract with the .James-Rlyer and ka-
nawha Canal Company bound the railroad
company to pay tbs debt. There was de-
murrer to the declaration, which was ar
gucd. The judge expressed himself as in
clned TO think that The demurrer could not
be sustained, but siid that he would take
time To consider. Judgment was entered
for the plaintiff for the amount claimed,
subject to be set aside II the Court upon
consideration altered its view as to the de-
murrer. Me.srs. M1rye & FiZhugh ap'
peared for the plaintiff, and Messrs. John
stcn, BOulware II Williams, and W. W.
Gordon, Esq for the defendant.
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BURNETT's COCAINE, til e best and cheap
est halr.dressing. IL kills dandruf, aIlays
irritation, aud promotes vigorous growth
OF the hair.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are iuyaria-
bly, acknowledged tie pursst and best.
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Slight Fire.-Between 1 and 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the dwelling occupied
by City Auditor Joseph B. Walden, stu.
aled on Tenth street near Stockton, caught
tre from sparks from the chimney. The
rlre.bell was rung, and the Hook-and. Lad.
der Company responded very promptly, but
the fire was eXtingnished in few minutes
after it was discovered by persons who
were near by when it originated. The dam
age amounted 10 about $25.
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L'OR RENT, :, STOCK-BRICK TENE r.s
u MkNf No. 1928 west Clay street; sia IL
rooms. Onls fs per month.
SMALL Ell HOUSES IN other Il fcaliies.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoDeer.
ml i2 eOd3t llI3 Main street.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
States, cloudy weather, with rain, southwest
to southeast winds, no decided change Of
and lower barometer.
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The NEW EvAXGELINE. .-Rice's Opera
Company in the New EyangeIne will De
the attraction at the Theatre tomorrow eve
ming, and a very pleasant entertainment
may be looked for in il. The Lone Fish.
erman," that odd, silent character, will
serve to recall the extravaganza 10 many
persons better than the name itself. The
three performances by this company VIII
doubtless draw well,
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY or RICH
NoNo, showing ages OF decedents, sex. and
color, with nativity, and annual death.ra,e
per 1000 inhabitants for the week ending
March l2tb:
Cduse Of Death: ADemia. colored: an
oplexy, white, colored; bronchitis. /
colOred; casualty, colored; consumption.
white, . colorea debility, coIored: fe.
yer typhoid), | white, colored; heart.
disease, white, coIored; iyer.disease, 1
white; old age, | colored peurisy, 1 col
ored; pneumonia, colored. Whole mum.
Der OF deaths In the city exclusive Of still
birtbs), %. Still-bir;hs, ] white female, |
colored female-tOtal, 2. Age: six months
10 twelve, colored one year to three, col
ored; I'VE years to ten,- cOIored; twenty
years TO thirty, white,'2 colored-total. 3:
thirty years to forty, | white, 9 colored-
total, .; forty years to fifty, white; fifty
years TO sixty, | white, 3 colored-total, 4:
slXty years to seventy, 2 white, colored-
total, 4 seventy years 10 eighty, 9 colored.
Condition: Single, white, II colored-to-
tai, IL; married, 4 white, 3 colored-total,
I; widowers, colored widows. | white,
! colored-total, 2. Nativity: Richmond,
I; other parts OF the United States, IA:
Germany, 1. Locality: Marshall Ward, 3
colored; Jefferson Ward, colored: Madi
son Ward, white; Monroe Ward, 3 white.
! coloFed-total, 4; Clay Ward. white:
jackson Ward, 3 colored; almshouse, |
white, s colOred-total, o.
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VI. ELLYsoS q Co, advertising agents. Insert aii-
vertsements in all Of the newspapers or the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch copntlng.room will receive prompt sIten'
,lsp,
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Eugene Lee CrL'ichfield, son OF A. F
Crutcb6eld, Esq, of the Baitimoredn, has
been appointed organist OF Bethany Iude'
pendent Methodist church, Franklin Square.
Baltimore.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E0R SALE, A COMPLETE OUTFIT
y FOR LARGE SASH AND BLIND-FAC-
fokf AND PLANING.MiLL. Offered low for
sasi.. in trsi-el,ss order. sold on acc0un: OF
,bange IN business. Apply 10
j. b. MARSHALL & Co.
ml lI-lw 1914 Cary street, RlchmOnd, Va.
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SAVE MONEY by having your rrintlng done at the
DISPATCH PRfNrISG-HOUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TICKET AGENCY.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP 4FfN
IL TICKETS. f&k
EUROeEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,


EIRUFFAN tIEANcT1IF AUENNls
$50 MAIN STREET,
Representng tie following brst-class ocean steam
ship lines from Boston. Ne York, Phi iadclnbia aud
Baltimore 10 Europe CU<AkD, WHITE STAR /,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, StIION, ISNAN. AM Eft-
ICAN. RED STAR. ALLAN. NDRrH-GEkNAN-
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, and METH
EgLAND'S AMERICAN, ITALIAN, and BOR-
DkAUX. FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS, and
SrRERAGE TICkETS TO and from all the pgln-
cipai points Ia Eur0pf. Excursion tcken ~
reduced rates. State-rooms secured Ia sdNince.
Parties going 10 Europe or senting for tbtr fieofs
aOad DO well 10 communicate with the uHtersigned
before purchasing elsewhere, Railroad aud sieiEt-
nip tickets 10 all points In The United states snd
Canada Rates same as AZ detOts and general ohees
No trouble to answer questions. W rite ioor eSi on
A. W. CARRIER,
General Railroad and steamship AKsbt,
IL ll.d&w S21 Main street, Richmond. VI.
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WEsTPHALIA HAMS at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.

WEBELlEVE THAT TUFTS PILLS are destined
TO be The medicine OF the world. They impart a
power by which every organ Of the body becomes
healthy. Very few diseases exist lhat cannot be
eyec by pu ging the bowels and restoring the liver
TO It's normal condition and for his purpose no
remedy has ever been invented that has as happy an
III ct as tn sc pills. They never wrench the sys-
tenn, but ac, mildly, aud give tone TO the whole
Ln1N-
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County NelcS.-Thc grand jury OF the
Chesterfield County Court found true bill
against Joe Briggs (coloreD for frauduIently
voting at the late election. Briggs il an
eX.pcnitentiary convict. The grand Jury
was Of the opinion that one half Of the road
supervisors ought to be presented for fail
ing to provide means for properly fixing
the roads.
The court will meet again this morning.
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u,NK STATEMENTS.

.rpopT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ Er,Iy flRST NATIONAL HANK or RICH
~ ~. r RT( ,fNoNp, IN lNf SfAIE OF
NQNIp,x A THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
xx,sCH IL. 1851;
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The MOZART THIS EvENING.-In conse-
quence of the continued lndisDosition OF
Madame Caroline RichingS- Bernard. the
opera OF "Jeannette's Wedding" is I'm.
ayoidably postponed until further notice.
and the following programme substituted
for this evening: First, overture. Poet
and Peasant" (Suppe,) orchestra; second,
solo soprano, "The Meeting" .valse, Gar.
diti,) Miss Baird; third, solo violin, Jor-
dan is a Hard Road to Travel" BaseIer,) J
Mr. IL. +. Laube; fourth, pOt-T ourri, "Ro-
meo and Juliet" lGounOd,) orchestra; fifth,
solo soprano, MY Soul to God" tClapis-
SON. Miss Baird; sixth, seplette, (BeethO-
ven. instrumental; seventh. waltzes, "Win-
ter Night" (Hermann,) orchestra.
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FRESH INVOICE or KEY WEST CIGARS JUST
received by W. ID. BLAIR & 60.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Morrlss
and ais. against Harvey Il Williams and
others. Argued by Judge j. A. Meredith
for appellants ana j. A. Jones, Esq, and
Captain john A. Coke for appeilees, and
submitted
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W +, GEOEGE LEE MD l.. \. SAUN-
w DERs, both of the city Of Richmond IN ihe
state II Virginia. have ib.. day formed >PE, AL
in the city Of PlchnO9d. Virginia. tie GENERAL
GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSINESS uii-
Ter the hrm-nane aud style 81 bLDkbt LEF.
r.. A.. SAUNDERS Is the special and GEORGE LaB
ihs general partBer. Ihc ciii p,lturr has con-
tii1uted ia cash The sum of .ZO.OOV AS his % Fub
into the partnerjLip, TIE term 81 Nllch J. ir ~
three years from this date.
Witness our hand aud seals this / ith Day of Feb
ruary, 4. ID. 1851. ,
GEORGE LIE. lsEhLl
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Brief HemS.-The City Council will hold
a regular meeting tomorrow night n half
past ! O'Clock.
Mayor Taylor yesterday fined two Yhtc
men . 80 each for lighting on Hull 81, est
Tuesday night.
The Readjusters OF Chesterfield viii run
q straight ticket a the next election with
The exception Of endorsing the pr sent
efficient and popular clerk, Nr. NJ 4. Cog.
bill.