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MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS I.

Are y0u disturbed 30 night and broken Of your
re by ID sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain Of cutting teeth f So, ~ 1t
once and get bottle Of MRS. WINsLOW's S0OTH-
ING SYRUP. II Will relieve The poor httle ,rfs reF
immed ately--depcnd upon II; IN re IL no mistake
about it. There r. not mother on e'rih who Las
ever used who Wal not tell yon ~ once that Il vii
regulate he bowels ard give rest to the mo'ber ani
relief and health the child. operating Ike magic.
It perfectly safe 20 Use In all cases. onJ pleasant
TO The iasic. aud Is The prescription of one Of the
Oldest and best femoie rh scians aud nures IN the
United states. Sold everywhere. TWENTY-FIVE cents
hottie 4.eOitw
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Tvier Us. Toms. Petition for rehearlng de-
MED.
Slarke Us. scott Motion TO put cause on
ntivilrve.docket refused
Burke Us. Morton, &c. Merchants Bank
OF B,bm0re rs. Campbell and ais. Causes
puf on privilege e.docket.
DeacOns Us. Doyle. From the Clrcu''
Court OF LVpcDburg. Reversed, Judge
Christian delivering the opinion.
Fir>t National Bank OF Salem, n. g., Us.
Anderson. From the Circuit Court OF the
cltv OF Richmond. Affirmed, Judge Burks
delivering the 0pOInlOn.
Euley, &c Us. Hawkins and ais. Ar
cued by Major |. III. Darlington for appel
lant and Judge j. A. Meredith Tor appel
lees, and submitted.
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Com
many rs Lum >deo. Argued 10y j. A. Jones,
E.q., for appellant, and continued until to-
morrow.
The Court announced that the rule re-
ouirino counsel 10 file brief containing q
clear and concise statement OF the points
intended 10 be- insisted on. and OF the au.
thOriiies in support thereof printed or
pla,nlv written, and copy delivered to
each Of the judges Of the court before the
argument commences, will In future be
strictly enforced.
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COUNCIL BRlEFs.-Mr. John NJ. Higgins
has prepared an ordnance N relation TO
cleaning the snow from the sidewalks. IL
provides that twelve nOur> OF daylight shall
be allowed within which 10 clean 1t OF.
II has met the approval OF the Ordinance
Committee, aud will doubtless pass The
Common Council Monday evening.
The Committee on Ordinances have
agreed 10 recommend that the Street-R1il-
way c,rs be allowed TO run six miles an
hour.
The trustees OF Pne-Sireet Blplist
church have pcItioned the Council 10 have
Pine street graded. They propose to eject
a hand.ome new cburcD editice at the cor
ner of Pine and Beverly streets.
The CounciI Committee on Water VIII
meet Monday at II O'Clock at the Cry Hall
10 i'll The vacancy caused by the death ol
Assistant. .Suptrintende Riddlck.
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Mr.. GRsENsFtLDER IN NEW OPS RA.-
Since the failure Of the " Mask ol Panhofa ~
in Boston, Mr.. Josepb Greon,ielder, VINO
playeu The part of Prome beus, and who Is
so well known IN Richmond, Das securedan
engagement with the Henri Laurent Compa-
nv. now piayiog Andrau's opera OF "Oll-
yette." In speaking OF the fiist presenla-
ton of hi opera in Boston last Monday the
Boston Herald says:
Mr.. Greensielder astonI>hed all who
were unfamiliar with his abilities for eX-
trayagaDce In mokc.up and ucfion. lis Co.
quelicol being one Of the great hiis of The
evening. aud his couples taxing tue
populsr fancy - well as TO compel namer-
ous additions 10 the original verses"
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Blue SPRINGS. May "a, 1877.

Mrs. N. Y. Flagg: Your letter flied me
with horror at The character you gave OF
one once thought a good man. While !
lived With him loved him but the man L
loved was not the man ~ho can irample
alike on the laws II God aud man, regard
less OF The misery be brings on Others 30
that his end. are gained. | intended while
he lived 10 prevent him from bringing an-
oi her woman the sorrow he bad brought on
me by not freeing him ffom his marriage
VOWS, but have failed. old not dream
that he could do anvthlng so base. / never
would have lyed With him again, although
have fell that would do anything o Escape
The Ioi II deserted wife; but | believe
my LOT Ia preferable u that of.beiug tie
wife II such. man. II you wise, will
obtain divorce on be ground n deser'i0n,
though belrve your dauyber be'ler be
dead than 1--we with him. That was wnat ]
ought 10 pave done long ago, hut did not
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YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
meetings. -rhe meeliHg on ShOckoc Hill
Yesterday evening was held at the Grace
Stree Baptist chUicn, ana conducted by
Rev. DR.. HOgc. A number Of special re-
quests for prayer were present'd d, aud re-
membeled in prayers led bv Reys. w. Il.
McG,lvrav, Dr. A. &. Brown, DR.. w. f..
II tcher, and ). T.. Clopion.
DR.. H0ge maze XPry happy and effective
address, in which he very rcibly brought
on the pOInt thit ~ il l. dangerous Tor an
unconyerlcd man t. delay hlS return TO God,
50 il Is dangerous for the hriStiau minis cr
or tne Christian worker to put of to The
uncertainties Of tie future the duilcs Of to-
Gay-tbe work Of TIE present. He touch
inrIv appiied this principle 10 heads OF I I'M
illf,, businessmen, sunday >cDool tcichers,
and other., ann made forclble appeal,
buspd Oh the words OF our Lord: IL must
work the works OF HIM tuat seat me whlie
il is Gav. The ul.ht cOmeth when no man
can work"
Rv.J William Jones presented the cise
Of three railroad men VINO were Interested
IN their per>ongI salvation. but unable TO
attend these meeung>." He ,aid that this
reouest ,vss pie,ent,d al a meeting be at
tended in Staunlon lhe other night, ana
propOsed that we remember It at tins end
OF the line"
TIE congregation was large, and the meet
ing one Of iGleIc,i.
Ehe meeting this evening, from D 10 6
O'Clock, will be helu at Grace Street Piesby-
teiisn church. AID conducted by Rev. DE-.
W. L. II itcber.
TIE Young Mems Christian Assocation
meetI.g on Church fill viii be conducted
This afternoon at S. johns church by Dr.
Pollard. of the Leigh-Stred Baptist church.
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POLICE Court The following cases were
di.posed OF at the Pohce Court yesterday
nv Police.Jnstice ID G. Richardson:
Charles alas Philip Epps (colored) was
s.n, on TO The grand jury 10 answer the
charge OF breaking aod entering the store
OF K. Uiman with intent 10 commit larceny.
Epps is also charged with a robbery said 10
have been committed by hlm iu 1873. Con-
tinued lill saturday morning.
John West (coloIed), assault and battery
The case WIS continued TIL to-day.
james Wilson atlas L'ghlfoot lcolored),
cha, gcd with having in his possession one
holse blanket st leu flom some person un'
known; al,o, with stealing one picture IRON
Eyeline Shelton. lie VA sent on 10 ths
grand jury OIL the latter charge.
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my Goons. NOTIONS. &c,

CPEClAL NOTICE.
YorRQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLES CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
c,EDUZo, ALs0P, MOsBY & co.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
..,e.p,cial attention 10 the following GOODS a
very lowest prices:
LADIES UNDERWEAR of all STYLES at rates iC
comrarc favorsbly with any market;
COMPLETE >ToCRs OF DOMESTIC GOODS
bought by the case for cash, and sold very low
cpFaT REDUCTIONS IN FANCY BEoCADEs
BROCADrD VELvErs, PLUSHES' SIN
AND-WOOL MlXI UREs;
LADIES' CLOAKS and CHILDREN'S CLOAhs
at cost;
LADIES' ULSTERS at reduced rates.
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THE MOZART The programme for last
nights musicale was very attractive, par
ticuary the vocal part, and it had the effect
OF bringing on large audience. The ap-
pearance OF Miss Swain is always bail ii
with pleasure by a Mozart audience, and the
exquisite manner IN which she rendered
her two numbers, Z" Le Pre- aux Clercs
(Herold). with violin obiga,o by Mr..
Kessnicb, and The sweet little ballad entitled
"Sombody," fully sustained her high repu-
tation as an artistic. Mr.. SCOTS baritone
solo, "Aye Maria" (AbD. was we'll re
ccived, as was al-o the quartctte, " RgO
lelti" VERDI, by Miss Swain, Mrs. Robert
White, aud Messrs. Ilotf ana Scott. The
Instrumental part n the programme vas, a
usurl. an interesting feature OF the enter
| tanment.
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TIE CONCERT To MONT Is evident
from the sale II seats hat the Wilhclml
concert at Mczlrt Hall tonight Will be well
patrOnized. And prob1blY the most pleas
ing intelligence we could give 10 those who
are gong, The audience and performers
alike. is The assurance from the hall man
aeement that effective means have been
taken To keep the ball warm. They promise
henceforth 10 keep up fires night and day,
and to do all in their power looking to the
comfort OF iheir patrons. The general
pleasure derived from the first performance
was made doubI, NANTES, By the entnn-
sasm that was eyinced by small audience
in so cold bail. The artists are great, and
should BE- heard to be appreciated. In eX'
pressing his admiration Of Wilhelmj one
Of our best musicians on Wednesday night
snd, "Wby, The man plays on a hundred
yiolins at once"
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SCHEDULE OF THE RICHMOND AND ALLE'
SHANY RAILROAD.-fDe mfi ifain oi tne
Richmond and Allegheny rS'Ifo'd rave
Richmond daily, excepi SUNDAY, III H. M'
ior columbia. Coming to RlcrnoOo Tue
trais leaves Columbie daily, except MONDAY
ana ayliyes here az t0;25 A. NJ.
The yJssengir irsiU leaves Wilbahs"n ,
iOi Buchanan st 1886 A. Ma daily, eSce,'
Sunday, and leaves Bnebaasg at u. ~
daily except sunday.
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RIACK GOODS.

In this department. our stock Is now rcplete win
all the NOVELTIES, as well a STAPLE GOODS
81 the very lowest price.
We propose to make of MOURNING GOODS OF
al kinds a specially, and ask The attention of buy
trS 10
REMNANTS BLACK CREPES. all grades;
CuURTAULD's BLACK CREPES,
t25Otose-mos, complete line ever exhibited In
this city.
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W. T. Blair, DanvilIe. Va. says: ~ have iorg .uf
fered from Torpor If The Liver snd DyspcDsia, an d
have tried almost every ything, bnt derived half
the benefit that | have from Tits PILLS.
recommend them 10 all who are af1Ict.d with D,s-
pepsio. Sick Iieaceaehe, or Biiousne.s Krowing
DIR. Tut personally, II gives me pleasure to add my
tes,imoy TO the merits or bis pills."
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BLUE SPRINGS, MAY >.


Mrs. H0gg: Your le'ier. II rbe "a N was
received la>I night. II is no trouble To me
10 answer any inquiries SOu wish TO make.
II, rs they srem 20 imply, these facts r"ach
vOu for The tr-t time, and you are innocent
OF all completely in his wrong'dolng, beg
your pardon fr ny silence; but Your
daughter had zen married some months
when learned the fact; ana | not
only have TO support myself, but | have
a mother and >ls'er dependent upon me,
and | am cpmpe led 10 strain every
nerve TO 10 this. had neither the time
nor the money TO do anything In The matter.
fnd on referring 10 as last letter that 1t Is
not daied. received il The Sd day of De-
to0er, year ago. 4 you wish VIII send
Won the letter. do mol suppose you Viii
take my unsupported word IN The matter.
But am eUt rely ignorant III your reason
for these inquiries. and nave no motive for
deeeiying you. II you wish The letter let
me know, and will send IT,
Yours truly, SARAH Z. PERRIGo.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

A SrRPRISE PARTY To REV. DR. HATCHER
AN INTERESTING EVENING last night Dr.
Hatcher was ,isled at his house by about
one hundrC a and fifty OF his church men,
bers. Tney went 10 carry him words OF
affection and enc0 uragemept, and they car
ried also two wagonloads OF the subSlan-
| fials and necessaries of life, including four
| barrels OF -four, a suit OF Tine ciothes, ana
many, many other things.
| Colonel Evans II ade the preSeniation
specch and alluded to the decision OF Dr.
| Ha,chcr 10 remain in Richmond lnSlehd oil
accepting The cal, 10 Louisville, where a
larger salary vas offered and wide helG OF
usefulness was opened TO him. Colonel
| byans secuted Toe inea that ministers Of the
! Gospl were nfucuccd by mercenery mo.
tive> in acceptiug and rel citing calls
| ColonC Evans said 10 the aSSembIagc ::
! You who have not been To Louisville aGd
seen the beautiful aud prosperous city, win
| its eV licences OF wealth. lis kind and cultured
ciiizcns, its religious community, cannot
appreciate tbe power Of The temptation 10
which Dr. lila cher has been subjected.
Besides, he would have found the society
AID cooperation Of such men ~ Boyce. ana
Burrows. and Manly, and Broaddns. Whdt
| Baptist minister would not like To live IN
! CITY Will >uCu Si"hu uiVH az"
| a. thcScI
| Your pss'or. guided by the Divine Will,
has decided tO remain with You. 1hls de-
cision has tiled YOUR carts with JOY. Nor
are YOU alone m tins r i0iciDg. Persons OF
other denominations, and not a few-per-
sons of no church-mcmber>hip in ihls city,
have expressed themselves rs more than
pleased that DR.. Hatcher remains IN hlch-
mond. All over Virginia. men, women. ana
children are delighted 10 know that Dr.
Hatcher will not leave his native state,
where his influence Is unsurpassed bv any
| minister in the denomination 10 when ne
belongs.
| DIR. Hatcher responded in feeling man.
ner, and mlny and many tear was seen 10
run down tue checks Of the large number
of per>On~ present. The whole thing was
surprise tO Dr. Hatcher. but be spoke
well. and strengthened the already stfont
ties between him and his people. tie spoke
of the many evidences when his peopl' had
Given OF their love for him. Thls, under
| tbp circumstances, almost Overwhelmed
him. He could not express his thanks. lie
referred feelIrgIy 10 the period OF anxiety
through " hich he bad passed in considering
the question # duty presented to hIm. lie
eXpIeS>ed the nope that IN the iutufe ne
would be a none useful pastor, ana was
cOnvir Ced that his people meant 10 ana MIN
in the great work.
| He and his church, after several weeks oi
anXious suspense pending his consider alion
Of the cali, are now rejoicing together al
the result of the mater. and they start to-
gethcr upon new era OF usefulness.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS fOg To-Day the Middle
Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy wea-
tber, noruherly winds, stationary and higher
temperature and barometer.
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like 10 submit to the disgrace OF a divorce
suit. What has befallen me God has given
me strength 10 meet, and 7 can bear II in
silence. Consideration for others alone
would induce me to make my affairs public.
TO do him justice, he tried by threats, per-
suasIon, and promises TO induce me 10 sever
the bonds that bind us. I have not heard a
word from him since this letter. Thank
you for your kind wishes. May God sus.
tain you and yours In your trouble.
Yours respectfully,
SARAH 4. PERRIGO.
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AUCTION SALES TBIS DAY.

fE- On all sales of Real Estate made between lie
lst Of January and last Of June the taxes for The
present year have 10 be p3id by The rnrehtser. ON
al sale; made between the lst OF July and laS' Of
the year the taxes have to be paid hv the seller.
This cu- Oin was adOpted about Fifteen years $40
nv an the real estate agents in Richmond and sp-
plies to Richmond and vlciniiy.I
JAS. MACDOUGALL. 10 A. NJ. peremptory sac
of drv goods ~ he Pa tin ore Auction Hon -,
W 10 east Broad street.
JAS. MNCDOUGAlL, 10Y i. NJ, furniture. fei.
ih.r-beds. mattresses, show eases. stoves. &c.
JNO. T.. LhUGHrON. JR, 10y 4. ~, az Mo- 2tl6
Broad sire. I. a. V gOors. nO'ipns. &r.
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To make the hands smooth, 10 keep the lips
from chapplns, there Is Eothiag better than this
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set In everybody should oase some OF II.
Prepared by r. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, 40.
oi3 Main street.
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THREE WIVES.
The Perriso Case I'm the Police Court

A NOVEL CASE FOR A RICHMOND COURT TO
ExAMINE-OsCAR n. PERRIGO, CHARGED
WITH BiGAMY, EXAMINED AND SENT ON
TO THE HUsTINGs COURT FOR TRIAL
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE PAR
TIES &C &c
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THE LATE MIR. RIDDICK. The funeral OF
the late Mr. w. !. RIddick will take place
.hiS afternoon at O'Clock from the Broad
Street Methodist church.
The active and honorary members OF the
r. l.. 7. Bues VIII assemble in citizens
dress this evening at 3 O'Clock AZ Broad-
street Methodist cnuI ch ~ attend The 0bSe-
qnles OF their comrade, the late William j..
liiddck. E'q.
Mr.. Rddlck was insured for $1,000 in
the BROOKLYN Liie-InSurancc Company,
Gordon Il Peaslnls, Richmond agents.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 10;
. A. NJ, 10; noon. 33; i. NJ, 80; T..
NJ, 30 :. midnight. 24
Mean temperature, 2Ja.
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Cu,HGEABLE TEMPERATURE, damp aud chilly
weather, Will bring coughs and colds, lang and
throat diseases tut oy the use OF ROCK AND RYE
Win GLYcERIsE yen my avoid al these and
more sero results. I. Is rhc reliable medicine IL
ia the tru,. remedy for all such diseases.
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MASON & HAMLis ORGANS al ol3 Main street.
" MATcuLsss BuRDETr ORGANS 1913 Main St
GEO. MOODS & CO.'S ORGANS a, 9l3 Maiu ST.
suoNIyaER ORGASsa 9i3 Main street.
PIANOS and ORGANS at FACTORY PRICES 9ls
MIN 4 A
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VI. ELLYsON 3 CO., advertising agents. insert az.
vertsemenis in all Of the newspapers Of the United
states AT publishers rates. Orders iefi st the Dfs-
Datch couniina-room will receive prompt steB-
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done Z, 'he
DiseArcB PniSTING.iloUsE. Good WORK, .ow
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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BPrFs Tie sample OF White Burley to-
bacco SHOWN 10 us last evening was the
growth Of Kanawna Nv. Va.) farm, on
soil similar To ours. and from fIiir and one
halt acres tbe owner raised 1000 poDndsoi
tobacco. which was sent here for sale.
TIE sale OF res.rv, seats for Lawrence
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MILITARY NOTiCts

THE ACTIVE ANDClNICM MEMBEkSE 4
! OF THF Rftt MOND LIGHT iNFANiRl -
BIUF~f ,~>O IATiON VIII 3ssetb IN riii W
zen,'iesj - he Bro.d-~trei Methodist ,hi 20 II
To DAY ~ 3 .'rlocs .. VI a. paN u. i,llu - 80
r..p1cl 10 her old clnrade. WILLIAM j RDDiCA'
ISAAC l.. GARY,
Prr.idrrt Il. l.. 1 u. As OciailOn;
TuOMAS y. PAGE.
ieIcnlni Ommfuiin4f
THOMAS l.. BLANkIASUlP,
~'cr,t5rS:
CHARLES \. GIBSON.
Gc4.lt OrJerY seig'aut'
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In This department VT Giplay all the novelties In
>UITINGs. TROUSERINGS, COLLARS, CUFFS'
SCARFS. HALF.HOSE, SHIRTS. DRAWERS
sT>PENDERS, aud GLOVES.
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THE CONFoRTABLEs SOLD BY LEVY Bpo-
THEIRS are Of Ihsir own manufacture. quilt d by
hand, and wadded with cotton.
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corcns.-u,e BROWNS BRONCHIAL rnocnrs

Two-Gurros LIGHT KID GLOVES, 2oe.a pair
nj LEVY BROTHERS,
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DIRECT FROM NEW ORLEASs-ihe best 5-cent
CIGAR I'm America. at CHRISTIAN & WuIr%'s.
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Barrett will commence this morning at 8
O'Clock. Those who desire choice seats
should 20 early, as they VIII be In great de-
mand.
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FIREMEN's BANQUEr.-Tbe friends al
Steam Fire Engine Company No. (sta-
toned on Main street near Twcntietb) who
reside In the lower portion OF the city last
night rendered ID that hoDored organization
banquet, which was heartily enjoyed by
the members OF the company aud their
warm friends present. The committee OF
invitation-Messrs. W. l.. Morris, T.. Cos
telIo, r. A. Myers, w. NJ. Allen, and B..
Rudd; and the committee OF arrange
ments-Messrs. j. l.. Boito, Il. Pagan. j.
Ramsey, +. Summers, and s. Bailey-were
most happily selected, and discharged their
duty very reditably-iBdced, We have
never seen an entertainment at which the
guests were more faithfully watched or
more kindly attended 10. They deserve a
special vote Of thanks, which we give them
now.
CAPTAIN King (cbairmapb Mr.. Charles r.
TAYLOR. Mr.. Rankin. and Mr.. Kelly, men,
bers OF the Fire Committee, were among the
guests present. The friends Of the company
were received in the eogiDe-bOuse and then
escorted up. stairs TO the hall upon the Sc.
cond floor, where the banquet was spread
and il was prettily arranged table, indeed.
After all had assembled, the guests were
in happy little address presented Ton be-
bali of the company Captain Paul, foreman
OF The company, with a beautiful gold bldge,
in testimony OF their affection for bim as
an officer and friend. Captain Paul
made brief reply and then called on
Captain Charles f. Taylor, OF the Fire Com
mittee, 10 make u further response, which
he did, as he always does, very handsomely.
This interesting part OF the programme
over, Captain King, the faithful chairman
Of the committee and warm friend OF The
frcmen, presented The banquet ID the fire
men from their friends. a representative
CT the company replied. and after blessing
offered by Mr. Lyons the guests and iiremen
sat DOWN to and enjOyed the splendid sup
ner. After the banquet Mr.. OgleVie ana
NJ. Frank Cunningham sang several pretty
ballads, and lt late hour The party broke
up. delighted with their evenings enter
tainment by The g'llint members and
friends OF Steamer No. ,.
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CELEBRATED KENTUCKY wHrsKEY, -four year
old, 50 .50,at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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BLANKETS In all qualities at the lowest prices a,
LEVY BROTHERS..
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sTEINwAY PIANOS at 9l3 Main street.
CHICKERISG PIANOS al 9l3 Main street.
srIEFF lIASOS AT 9i3 Msin streei.
BALLET y DAVIS PIANOS at 9l3 Main street.
BRADBURY PIANOS al 0i3 Main street.
FIscnER PIANOS al 9I3 Main street.
GRovEsrEEN FULLER PIAEo5 atel3 Main 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-04

STEAMER AmEL.-in consequence OF Tue
ice iu ,be river The .teipe. Ariel VIII not
leave here to-day. Due notice VIII be gwen
VI resumption Of trips.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-04

REDUCTIONS In the prices Of CARrEr RS at LEVY
BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-04

FINEST AMERICA CHAMPAGNEs. almost equal
~ imported. at CHRISTIAN & WHiTH's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-04
Aun.tusrAa fALM.

TAKE LOOK AT THE EKMsAsEs or DRkss
Goops al LEVY BRoTHERS'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-04

FLORIDA ORANGES, direct from Jscssonyiile
Florida, at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-04

Read LEVY BROTHERS, advertisement, and then
20 and nnrchase Your GOODS u lhem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-04

,,..,~ ~HE rsFD CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK ICE. SODA, or I'M rS> MNtEh'
ICI To SUIT 1nE TASTE.
..1hv leading wine merchants, groccrS' hoiels,
aad d''sk 'N' ia 9-dSu,W&F6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-04
We are just in receipt Of a

BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SHEILAND-WOOL
sHAWLs, cost 81 to 20, all colors.