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A PoCXETFUL OF MONEY amounts toNitle wbea
health is goue. To enjoy IT,, good appetite sounf
Digestion. and elastic limbs. take TUFTS Pills
Then, If yOu po,r, you viii be happy; if rco .
You can enjoy your money. They dispc! low spiritS
and give bdoyancy TO mind and body.
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The THEATRE Miss Eleanor Calhoun
appeared in daniel Rochat" at the Thea
tre last evening before very fair house.
and concluded her engagement here. The
audience seemed deeply interested and
pleased with the play throughout.
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YoUXG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETINGS At BROAD.STREET METHODIST
CHURCH AND THE THIRD PRESBYTERrAN
CHURCH.-A large congregation assembled
at the BrOad-StrCet Methodist church yes.
terday evening. The meeting was con-
ducled by Rev. J. William Jones, who made
n brief address on the topic OF the eve
ming" jesus a Present Saviour "-insi't-
ing that Christians should expect blessing
now, and the unconvPried go at once TO
Jesus, their "present Saviour"
Reys. John Harmon, W. T.. Schaetler, j.
William Jones, ard DR.. Read led in prayer,
and a number Of special requests and our
schools and colleges were remembered in
the petitions.
The meeting this evening from TO will
be held at the First Baptist church, and
conducted by Rev. W. g. Schaefler. The
topic viii be, " The Marriage Feast-lnvi-
tatious and Answers" Matthew, XXii,
l-13. T
There was also meeting at the Third
Pre- SbyteTian church, on Church Hill. n
good congregation was present, and seemed
much impressed by the address OF the Rev.
DR.. Preston, who led the meeting. on the
topic OF Jesus a Present Saviour" Rev.
DR.. BedsOe, OF Trinity Methodist, Rev. :.
c. Clopton, and Mr.. Lyons, led in prayer.
Before The meeting was dismissed. those
who wished 10 have the evening services on
Church Hill continued were invited to re-
main in their seats a few minutes after The
benedction. and lhe entire congregation
expressing their wish on the subject by SO
doing, it was determined TO continue the
meetings.
The meeting on Church Hill this evening
will be held at the Leigh Street Baptist
church from to G o'clock, and will be con.
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Bledsoe, of Trinity Me-
thOdst church.
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ASDAIUSIAN RAIN.

To make the hands smooth, to keep the tos
from chlpping, there IL noihirg better Than tbs
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set in everybody should have some Of IL.
Prepared by +. ROBERTS BAKER, urHggis'. Nc.
oI3 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done =. Q
DISPATCH PBiSrING-IlOUsE. GoJd work 'c.
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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FIRE ALARM.-The alarm OF fire few
minutes before O'Clock yesterday Afternoon
from Station ), ensine-house OF steamer No.
4, on Third street near Grace, was caused
By the bnrning.out OF foul chimney at the
residence OF Mr.. Peter W. Grubbs, No. 2l0
Grace street. No damage.
Mr.. NJ. j. Hickey. one Of the hosemen OF
the Fire Department, had one OF his hands
badly mashed by ladder.
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EMINENT DIR. n. II. WALTON.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. WRITES:
Coden's LtEBIG's LfQUID'EXTRAcT or BN2r
Is superior 10 Cod.Liyer Ol anything have ever
ased in wasted or impaired constitutions.
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PORTO RICO, NEW ORLEANS. ASD oTnr
GRADES s.oLAssEs, also SYBCP,
WERNE & SLATER's.
No. Gl6 esst Marshall street.
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UMBRELLAs. UMBRFLLAs.-silk, Alpaca. Serge,
Camhric, aud Gmgham Umbrellas direct from the
manufacturers, which enables H. To sell them at very
low prices. LEVY BROTHfFs.
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THE GREAr SALE Of Carpets Rug, Mats. G
Druggists /. lug continued at
LEVY B3OTHTR
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OLD FASHIONED PRINCIPE CIGARS, all.ci,,f
Yara Tobicco Just roceiyedby
W. u. BLAIR & GO.
This cigar compares flyorabiy with imported
cigars AZ double their price. We have also O sne
stock of ali grades IL very low figures.
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THE JURORS OF the last Hastings Court
are requested TO call AT the Assistant Trea-
surer's Office, No. 10 Eleventh, street and
get their jury money.
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Buy one Of LEVY BRoTHsRs' : I'mhrt 4s
81 80 Is the price elsewhere They also offsr - 'cia
bargains la SllS ana Alpaca Umb. eiia'.
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WINES AND LIQUoRs sold by us with our war-
ranty can be- relied on aS pure aud Wholesome.
VERNE 4 SLATER, GrOcegs,
GIG east Marshall street.
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CELEBRATED KENrUCKY wuIsKEY, four !o,rs
Old. 2.5O,at CHRISTIAN & WHIT.
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II YOU WANT a very cheap Lap-Robe or CaIr.a-e.
Blanket you can get one al a bargain at
LEVY BROTIIIpe'
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CoUGHs.-Use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TPcC Hgs

REPORTERS NOTEBOOKS at YASCEY's book
store. They are cheap and convenient and elmer
pen or pencil can be used ON them.
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THE Snow CAsEs-Crrr.ArroRSEY KEr.

THE Snow CAsEs-CfrY.ATT0R KEI.
LEY WILL Nor APPEAL In view OF the
decision OF judge Christian, OF the Hust.
iDgs Court, published Yesterday, Police
Justice Richardson addressed c0mmunica-
ton to City.Aitorney Kelley, in which Dir.
Richardson says:
Richmond, an appeal from my judgment
Imposing tine OF % on the appellant for
violating section SO Of chapter 81 Of The City
Ordinances, questions as TO The legality and
reasonabIeness OF the ordinance, and the
practicabllity OF compliance Herewith,
were for the first time raised, discussed.
and Judicialiy determined on yesterday by
the judge Of the Hastings Court.
FJudge Christian decides that the pro-
visions OF the ordinance are unreasonable.
and should on this ground be held to be
void j desire to actin conformity with
the decisions OF the appellate court. As
Several other persons were fined by NE for
similar offences incurred by failure on
their part to comply with the requirements
Of the same ordinance, | deem 1t proper, in
view OF this decision, 10 return TO them the
money thus paid before it Is covered into
the city treasury.
.Tbe purpose OF this communication is
respectfully 10 inquire whether or not 1t
is your purpose to prosecute the matter
further"
Mr.. Kelley, in reply 10 the Police JUS
ticc. said that it was not his purpose To APP
peal from the decision OF Judge Christian.
The fines imposed by the Police Justice
viii be returned TO The parties.
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Police COURT. The following cases were
disposed Of at The Police Court yesterday
morning By Police. Justice d. c. Richard
son:
Matte Brown tcOlored) was charged with
feloniOu>ly stealing one eSewlng-macbiue and
igmily Bible, valued N 800. from James f..
Ieckmam Case continued until to-day.
Mary " OOdsoD (cOiOred) unlawful tres
pass. Discharged.
Mary +. Saunders (co!Ored), charged with
stealing s. from William Brown. Not
guilty.
Ann Holmes (cOlOred), disorderly conduct
in the street and threatening 10 assault
Mary jenkins. Dismissed on payment OF
cost
PeytOn Booker (cOlOred), charged with as
saulting and beating Robert Page and Caro-
line Booker. Continued i'll to- day.
w. l.. Wingate. charged with stealing a
watch and chain from J. b. Oliver, was sent
on to the grand jury.
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HORsFoRD'S ACID PnosP!ATEactsw with d, cidcd
benefit IN cases Of innu.r,iOn OF The brain f.0m
abuse OF alcohol.
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VI. ELLYSoS z CO., advertising agent. iDseu a.
vc'i,sem"nis ~ all of the newspapers OF The tr-rd
STATES az publishers rates. Orders left az the H,s-
DGtch couniing-rOOm viii receive prompt s'i ~
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THE HAMBURG. BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF GERMANY. This company, Tor
which Alessrs. Gordon 4 Plelsants, OF
this city, are general agents, is the first to
publish its annual statement i0r the year
1880, as will be found elsewhere in this
issue. and 10 which we invite the attention
OF property-Owners. IL will be seen that
the company has cash assets in The United
States amounting to over 100000, nearly
all OF which j. in United States bonds,
being a gain of 1925 600 over the preceding
year; and surplus over and above all lia-
blites Of more than S600,000. The losses
paid lat year amount 10 S26S.9li, while the
total losses paid in the United states since
the company began doing business in this
country exceed $i,900.000. The total asset,
OF the company We are Iold amount to near-
" three millions Of dollars. Since the ad-
vent OF the IIlmburg-Bremen Insurance
Company into Virginia, about fifteen months
ago, il has, by liberal dealing with It's GUS
toners and prompt payment Of its losses,
rapidly grown in public favor, aud the ac-
tivity and zeal Of lis popular general agents
Will doubtless soon command for ii lead
ing business in Virginia.
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The Washington Post says that The par
ents OF SeDalor-elect jackson, OF Tennes-
see, were bo;h from Virginia.
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FINEST AMEgICA CHAMPAGNES. almost e,g-
10 imported, At CHRISTIAN WHITES,
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DIRECT FROM Nhw ORLEANS-'he best 5-cent
CIGAR IN America, n CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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THE CHEAPEST Hamburg Edgings and Inserting
areat LEVY BROTHERS.
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CURs0RY GLANCE
At Many subjects OF Note.

COMPARISONS BASED on THE CENSUS or 1880
THE AMERICAN CITY-NOvkL INDUSTRIES
COLONEL MCCLURE AND THE SOUTH.
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FLORIDA ORAYGEs, direct from Jackson Q
Florida at CHRISTIAN WHITE.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Sutberln US. March, Price 4 Co. From
the Circuit Court OF Danville. II yersed,
Judge Anderson delivering tbe opinion.
Campbell Il Co. rs. Nonparell Fire Brick
Company OF America. From the Circuit
Court Of the county II IleDricO. Reversed,
Judge Staples delivering the opinion.
Niemeyer, Ethendge and Brooks rs.
Wright. From The Circuit Court OF the
city OF Portsmouth. Reversed, Judge
BurkS delivering the opinion.
Cbamberiayne Us. Stamper's adminisira-
tor. Argued by Major Alfred Courtney for
appellant and continued uOtl to-day.
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n. sFLDEN TAYLOR, l04 A. ~. adminisira'0e's
saN of ciezsnt msheeany hous. hold furulturs
Frtnch-pliie mirrors, tapestry carpets, piago.
hbrary.ca and library, hair mattresses, glass
and cbinaware, &c.
JAS. MACDOCGALL, 10 A. ", large and bsreaO.
tory sale OF cuiire stock OF dr. guods, not lca-.
ho.iery. cioihiDg, boots and shoes, hats. LSn
safe. counters, shelving, Sc., OF the Baltimore
Auction House, No. l6 east Broad street.
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meeting with the fearful fate that befelI her.
One. who is only two wears old bad some

WeetIug VIVID Tue iearfuI late That DeleII ber.
One, who Is only two years old, bad some
OF IFS clothing burned. The other, who 4
fonr years old. managed 10 get away from
the bre before 1t reached that part OF The
bed she was lying on. But for the assist
ancc rendered by Deigbbors the touse
would probably baye been consumed hy the
fire, and its occupants burned alive.
The lady was The mother OF Mr.. SneinQs.
huckster In the market, who had both Of
bis legs shot off IN the war. II Is the sad
dest accident that has occurred in this city
fora long time, and the family in their deep
bereavement have the sympathy OF The co.
tire community.
The funeral will take place from T0ma-
hawk church this morning at II O'Clock.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO POLICY-HOLDERS OF
~ THE PIEDMONT AND ARLlNG ron INsU-
RANCE COMPANI.-POlicY-ko holders Of the Pitd-
mOnt and Arlington Insurance Company are in-
vited 10 call at HE Office of TIE LtFE-lN>U- =
RANCE COMPANY Oh VIRGINIA. No. Q Tenlh
street. on and after THURSDAY, January "a,
SO /. for full details Of method 10 transfer VII
the least possible loss 10 the lat er company.
The terms of the Life Insurance Company Of
Virgn'a are favorable as those Of any q her. lis
ratio of ecuriy liability Is The greatest Of any
company In The United State' Its policies are In
cOnicstiblc afer thr years except fer actual fraud
In ten years of operation II has never had 10 be
forced 10 settlement by judgment ai law. IL does
not owe one dollar beyond ITS reserve nor does one
dollar Of disputed claim exist against II. Its policy
dividends have Oqused those Of any company In
the Uaited States IN proportion TO premium charged
and ts reserves are nyeSsd In reach Of It's polcy-
hold rs. JAMES W. PEGRsM, Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PAUL. President. ia 2o-lw
V'O HENRY {. BURNETT, MARTHA
i ANN BURNETE, JAMES r.. HOkNER AND
LUCY HIS WIFE. SAMUEL r BURNETT, VAL
TER ~. ELLIOTT AND MARY r. Ills WIFE.
AND MARTHA l.. &URNk1T. Take notice We
will al The next term 81 the ChaDcery Court OF The
city OF Manchester mote the Hon. udge thereof 10
paw over TO our attorney. H. VI smith. Jr., the sum
decreed 10 In the suit 81 H. c. Bsrneit rs. =. c.
Burneils bcrs and non dopoited In The Mer-
chants and Planters SayiEgs Bank Of Richmond, Va.
CHARLES NJ. CARPENTER.
guardiaa of Y0ietia Burnett;
KATE BrRNETT-ARNOLD
ia 25-Tu4w wife OfJ. W. Burnett tdcceasedl.
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A LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO Tiffs
IA LATE FIRM or GUNST & BiNsWANGEk
are hereby notified that Mr. a. GUNSf, at No 600
Urtd street, is the only authorized party 10 receive
nsyg ept of accounts due the tate Bfin, ann parties
indebted 10 them are respectfully requested TO sell
lie their .hiis 81 once.
Mestrs - GUNsr s. SON will in future conduct
The business OF PAINTS. Oils. GLASS. FRAMES.
&C.. at 900 Bnaad street, where they viii be peasf
10 see their frlehde who have heretofore dealt with
them. and kizdy soicit share o. lheir patronage
la IG-eod6t A,GUNsT 4 son.
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B'NAI BRlTH-DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND
LoDGE.-Dislrict Grand Lodge, No. 8. OF
the Independent Order B'nai Bflth. which
began lis fourteenth annual session on Tues.
day in Baltimore, continued Wednesday at
the Germlnia Mannerchor Hall. The eec-
tiOn Of officers, which was the first business
in order, resulted as follows: President,
Jacob |. MackS, OF Wilmington. \. c.. ::
Moses j. Solomon, OF savannah, Ca, Lee
Wolf. OF Baltimore, first and second vice
presidents: Secretary, Or. ;. i. Wolfe, Of
Baltimore: Treasurer, Aaron Goodman, OF
Baltimore: Sergeani-at. Arms, David IL.
Stern, of Charlottesville, Va. Mr.. Stern
has occupied the office OF Sergeant-at-arms
for eight consecutive years.
Mr.. William LOyenStcID, Of this city, was
reelected Il member Of the Board OF Control
Of The Orphan Asylum Fund.
The OfcerS-eleci were installed by Mr.
Martin Emericb, OF Baltimore, past-grand
president OF tie order. a llrge portion Of
the afternoon session was occupied in dis
cusSing Whether or not the Grand Lodge
should pay the mileage Of the delegates. \
resolution was offered TO the effect thar the
Grand Lodge, instead Of paying mileage for
one representative from each subordinate
lodge rs At present, pay none. The res0-
luiion was defeated. The next meeting
will be at Richmond, Va. An invitation
was received from Mayor LatrObe to visit
the City Hall, for which thanks were eX-
tended.
At the banquet the toast "The Constitu-
tiOnal Grand Lodge, |. Q. Il. Be-" was re-
sponded to by Mr.. William Loyen,tein.
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THE LARGEST STOCK

THE LARGEST STOCK
HANDSOME DINNER, TIA, AND ToiLEr.
SITS
TO be found south Of New York,
aud we have reduced tn price Of these GOODS nom
10to 20 per cent.
A fun line OF CHRISTMAS GOODS, consisting
OF all .he NOVELTIES imported. taii aud exAr-
Inc ani o. convinced Of our low prices.
n a.. TAllOS.
deo loil Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, quite
cool, but pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, %;
o A. NJ, %; noon. 40: 3 u. NJ, SO; 6 7.
NJ, "a; midnight. 2G.
Mean Temperature, 323.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Rs- On all sales Of Real Estate ma9e between ~.
Let OF January and last OF June the taxes fOf th.
present year have TO be paid by the purchaser. Ga
an sales made between the ls or July and last OF
the year the taxes have 10 De pad by the seller.
lThis custom was adopted about nfteen years sgc
plies 10 Richmond aud yieiniiy.I
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SEINE THREAD.

SEINE THREAD.
II LICHTEYSTEIN& Il @S9sTra
\. IMPORTERS OF -~t~SN~
.SFINF-TIiREAD AND SULE IMPORTERS OF
THE LION BRAND.
Warranted 10 i've satisfaction: all Nos. and quail
lies In stock. which we are offering al lower prices
than The goods can be bought for in any market.
NtITING for haui-,' lnfs. any depth;
StISE-TWINfS, all s'Zns;
INF.LINES-sOfl-lai medium. laid, and hard
TWINFS Of every description,
CORKS. CORkWOOD. &c.
Prices guarintced to be the lowest.
corner Seycnieepih and franklin streets,
"a l. Richmond. Va.
CARRIAGES. BUGs!IEs. &c.
W. C. SMITH @st
CARRIAGE AND WAGON-NANUFACTURER.
FXTFNSION-TOP BAMILY CARRIAGES,
IMPROVED FALLING-TOP LADIES PIlAE-
CAX0PY,TOP LADIES PHAFTONS,
DOCTORS PLAIFOPM SPRING PHAErONS,
TOP and OPEN BIGGikS.
GROC ERY- and BUTCHER-W AGONS.
Also. several TOP aud OPEN SECONDHAND
BUGGltS and WAGONS Oh hand
RkPAINliNG aud REPAIRING done in best
mann or al LOWEST PRICES.
w. {. SMITH, 3l4 north Fifth street,
ia 232m between BrOad and Marshall streets.
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SALE or REAL ESTATE IN THE LOWER
PAET OF THE CIIY-PRICEs HIGHER THAN
THE LATE ASSESSMENT 4 very large num-
ber OF persons attended Mr.. Robert T..
Lyne's auction sale OF real estate IN the
lower part OF the city yesterday, the bid
ding was spirited, and in every instance ex-
cept one the prices obtained exceeded the late
State assessment. The brick building south
east corner of Main and Twentieth streets
sold for S2.30G small frame house adlOin.
ing, $500 another small frame house adj
Joining The last named, Sl,i00 small one
story brick store next 10 the above, with
two old buildings IN the rear, S4,325; brick
house northeast corner Main and Twentieth
streets, S2.l2j: lot on southwest corner
Main and Twentieth streets, 63 feet by lj9
feet, at sGl per front foot, or S3,S43; lot
northwest corner Cary and Twentieth
streets, 1872 feet by 1j9 feet, at 81 per front
foot, or 81, il2; factory on Twentieth street
between Main and Franklin streets, occu-
pied by \. NJ. Lyon 4 Co., $3.50; lot on
north side Main street between Twentieth
and Twenty-trst streets, 81 feet by 50 feet.
at S31 per front foot, or 1861. Total amount
OF sale. $50, 466.
II Is evident from this and other recent
sales of real estate that there is very de-
cided upward tendency in city property.
We are Informed that most OF the pur-
chaSers OF the above property were capi-
talsts who bought for investment.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-FOr the Middle
Atlantic States, nOrthery to westerly winds,
rising barometer, stationary or slight iall'
ing temperature, and clear or fair weather.
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MARRIAGES YEsrERDAY.-At the Second
Baptist church yesterday afternoon there
was quite large assemblage TO witness the
nuptials of Mr.. Sol. Cutcbins and Miss
Berta Oppenhimer. Mr.. CuicbiDs Ia a
popular young lawyer at the Richmond bar.
Miss Oppenhimer is the eldest daughter OF
a well known merchant. Rev. DIR. McDon-
aid. pastor OF tbe church, performed the
ceremony, and the following gentlemen
acted as walters and usbers: Mr. Frank
T.. West, Jr., Lieutenant Thomas'N. Page,
Lieutenant Edward ID. Starke. Messrs. w IL
liam w. Field, w. g. Forbes, and w. NJ.
Turpin. hlr. West acted as the groom's
best friend. Among the bridal offerings
some were very handsoDe-one a silver
pitcher on which was engraved "Presented
by the II. l.. /. Blues January p, 1881, TO
Sergeant sol. Cutchins" The waiter and
gObes were engraved "R. l.. /. b."
At Monumental church, at Z. NJ, there
was a large congregation present to witness
the marriage ceremony OF Mr.. James ID.
McCance. son OF Thomas w. McCance, Esq,
and Miss Lizzie sutton, daughter OF Mr.
William NJ. SUTTON. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. 6. Armstrong,D. d.,
rector OF the church, assisted by Rev.
tndll'N i'' - VI H'' ''E'
church. The church was lighted by gas.
and the service was very impressively
rendered. The bride. one OF RlchmOnd's
most attractive young ladies, was hand
somelv attired in q travelling suit OF black.
aud after the ceremony the couple proceed
ed to HE Union der6t, where they took The
nortbward. bound tram for wedding tour.
There were no Groomsmen or bridesmaids.
but a number OF the gentlemen friends OF
the contracting parties acted as usbcrs. Mr.
Reinhardt presided ut the organ.
At Christ church, In Baltimore, on We'd
nesday evening, Mr.. John Il. Thomas. .ir.,
and Miss Eiiie p. Harris, daughter OF DIR.
James II. Harris, were married by Rev. y.
". Weddel, OF st. Johns church, Rich
mObd, assisted by DR.. W. +. Watkins, rec
tor OF Cnrist church. At night the newly
welded pair LETT for New York. Among
those present at the wedding were large
number OF ladies in foil dress and Hon.
John T. Harris, OF Nirlinia. AS the young
couple left the church the chimes were
plde to ring ont right meriily.
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'CHOICE FLORIDA ORANGES
~ ON CDNSl6 NNt Mt.

JUST RECEIVED.
CHOICE FLORIDA ORANGES.
10 which we invite the trade. and viii be sold res-
sonable. JAMES IL. N ARSIALL A. co,
ia 2S ~ 1914 Cary street.
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FIN NCIAS..

WE HAVE FOR SALE
w $4,000 FRANKLIN COUN1Y.NA., PER
CE\T. BONDS. due 1909; ~
$4,000 HENRY COUNTY. VA. PER
CENT BONDS. due 1913;
$4,000 RICHMOND. YORK kINtR AND
CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD 8
PER CENT. BONDS:
$4,000 PIEDMONT RAILROAD PER
CENT. BONDS; ,
$4,000 CITY OF RltHMOND s PER
CENT. EONDr: ..
$1,000 CITY OF RICHMOND q PER
CENT BONDS:
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population considered, and without boa>ting 9
of many miliiOnaireS at that. II is the city
OF conservative method and moderate for
tunes, with total property valuation OF
SG39 000 900, or about $40 per c0pita, and a
city tax Of i per cent. san Francisco has
hardly filled the pr0mlS OF herearly growth,
and Baltimore has dropped below Boston,
aud New Orleans has given the ninth place
to san Francisco, herself dropping TO the
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