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AFGncJ, al Hehheld"at- .... .......
LONDON. Enf.-Amerlean Exchange, ~ sInnd.
4ENhr r. Ditto. Agent
hASnlNuT0E. b. G.-lata Ftres&
AMusEAl ESrS.
ffnvtrly'A Theatre. -.
reafbp1n street, corner OF Monroe. Minbtrel en-.
&rtainmant-
Hon3ey'a Thenfre.
Randolph street. betvean Clark md In RAala- En-
ea9stnsnt Of Morton & uunef't M3n1tssls.
Central 31usic-Ifnlt.
corner Of Randolph ana stato stfeets. Tho stod-
lard Lectures-
Academy Of Mus1c.
tIa1atea street. near Madison. West Etdn. Engage"
usnt Of George ". Thompson. "yacup."
Olympic Thentre.
Clark ttrret, bcween Lake md ltandolph. Engage
naas OF Mastiao's Novelty Combination.
R{cVtoher's Theatre.
Madison street, between stnt0 sud Dearborn.
Engagement Ut ait. II. u: Curtls, "aaml Of Possu."
Grand Opcrn-Ifou%u.
Slnrk street. oppotit now Court. fiouse. EnRaYe-
arnt Of Sol 8tusth Rtsself. "Edee0ood Folks"
Exrnsl&ian nultdtnr.
Luke front, opposite Adams street.. Whnts exhl-
billion from \. H. to 10 p. nj.
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MANCHLSrER AND VICINITY,

The L1te Shooting Case the Mayor's
court yesterday the continued cases OF
george Meredith, charged with shooting
and wounding Cornelius Olphln and Edward
Jefferson (both c0lored), and they for felo-
nlously as>aul'iDg and wouuding George
Meredith with brick, was called. Q1te a
number OF witnesses were examined, and
the court was engaged most Of the day in
hearing the ca'e. The facts brought out in
the examination did not differ materially
from what was published in the Dispatch
soon after the afflir occurred.
Both parties were sent on TO the Grand
Jury OF the Hastings Court and 9dmitted to
b1ll in the same sum heretofore required
for their aDpearaEce-yIZ., 81 900 for Mere.
dilh and 300 each for Oiphin and Jef-r-
son. Harris (col0rcd) was discharged.
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TR0PiC-FRtIT LANATIVE.

PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
1'GOPlC-FRUlr LAXATIVE,
TsrrAREp From TROPICAL FRUITS AMI
PLANTS,
ApFLlCoUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES TuE PURPOSE or
FILLS AND
plSACKYEABIE PURGATIVE
MEDICINES.
TRuPlC-FRUIr LAXATIVE
Is TIN
GH>T PREPARATION IN The WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BHIoUSNF>S, HEADACHE,
PlLE>. AND ALL Kindred COMPLAINTS.
Ha,s gently oa c'iyciy. AMI Is delicious 90 take.
Cleansing ;se system thoroughly. 1t imparts yigor to
midland b. is, aud di.pel, melancholy. hypochou-
ef4.s.. one TRIAL CoNyiNCES.
PACKED ~ BRONZE TIN BONES ONLY.
Prce, - aal GO cents. sold by all druggists.
lmy 3-oeod,MhloJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

1icke Aominqted - Tbe Conservatives
Democratic Convention. which met at the
Chesterfield courthouse Wednesday, nomi-
mated The following ticket to be voted for
at the coming election: For Treasurer, l..
l.. Lester; Sheriff, W. c. gill; Comm>.
sioner oi the Revenue for District 40. |.
II. {. Watkins; County Clerk, II. \. Cog.
bill; Circuit Clerk, +. II. Flouruoy. The
nominations were made unanimous. and
the full strength Of ia different districts
was represented IN tbe CONVENTION, which
was presided over by u. A. Hancock; Dr.
&. W. Friend acted a. secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

ACCIDENT on THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILwAY.-TwO coaches and the baggage.
ear attached to the express train on the
chesapeake and Ohio railway which left
here at 10 O'Clock Thursday night were
thrown from the track by broken rail near
nerdon, about thirty miles above Richmond.
Tbe engine, tender, ond sleeping.car re-
manned on The track. None OF the passen.
gers were seriously hurt and the misplaced
coaches were only slightly damaged.
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LIEBIG,s EXTRACT or MEAT.

| IEBlG CoMPANY'o EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAyORiNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
1iEBlG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. An
Invaluable and palaiable tonic IN all cases Of
weak digestion and debility. 81 4 success and Il
BON 10y which nations should feel grateful
Sec Neocd Press" Lancet, British Nedi-
tai Journal" SC.
CAuTON.-Genuine only with the fac StmSte
= Baron Liebig's Signature III blue Ink across
label.
LihA'G CDMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
Se-ad Of all siorekeepers, Grocers, aud Chem
i'.s sole agents for tie United States (wbolesale
"riIt {. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane, London,
LsS-nd. ap 30-Sa52t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a regular
meeting OF PbeniX Lodge, j. o. G. IT,,
held in Wllkinson's Hall, the following
officers were duly elected and ins allied :
Il. ID. Mccoy, w. c. T.; Miss Maggie
Jones, w. V. r.; Perry Jones. W. s.; c.
4. Sims, W. f. s.. Miss F. .. Jones, w.
T.; l.. 5. Washer, W. e.. Mrs. NJ. ID.
Minor, w. !. g.; II. X. Smith, W. o. g..
j. II. Folkes, p. w. G. T.; Mrs. l.. A.
Cosby, W. X. s.; Miss B. T. Valentine, W.
l.. S; ID. e. Nicholas, w. NJ; Miss Dora
Jones, w. ID. VI. After installing the ofll-
GERS a collation. was spread and pleasant
evening spent by all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

The PROBLEM OF POWER FOR SMALL IN
DUSTRIEs appears TO have been solved at last,
as far Is We in Richmond arc concerned.
There is at work, in one OF our large manu-
featuring Establishments here, seven
horse engine having for its motive power
only the common Illuminating gas. Ii has
no boiler, fire box, engineer, or anything
else indeed found necessary 10 the running
Of a sleam,eBgine. II is used to run an
elevator through four stories, and has lifted
over 1000 pounds, independent OF the
elevator Itself. These engines, we learn,
are made from two TO seyen-hOrse power,
and are applicable to any machinery what
ever within the range Of their power, and
are not costly. Not a few skilled mechanics
would operate on their own account II they
could only command the motive power.
That power Is now available TO them and
the cost OF running reduced TO the mini
mum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

WIEN 100 LATE many mothers become aware
that thtir litte dar'ii IS have fallen victims to an
lpJudicipu' diet Of farnaceous fOOd Their s.Cmachs
are untitled % a-slmiilte such food, aud to supply
ihe want Of mother NH Mullins FOOD has
been prepared, and has been acknowledged by the
highest authority an undoubied success. All dug
gists and grocer furnish H. Price, IS cents. T.
tIETCATFS co Eosfoti Mass
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Arm Amputated.-A few days ago snail
white boy, named David Stlwall, living in
the lower portion of the city, met with an
accident winch has since proved serious.
While attempting 10 cross the mill race at
the end II MNo's bridge be fell over on
wlter'wbeH which was IN motion, aud wa,
badly injured about the BODY and arms.
I@sterd y DrS. Wei>ieer aud Archer ampu.
tated one OF his arms, and the little fellow
has since been doing rs well aS could be eX.
pecfcu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

HuSTGNGs COURT.-This court was en-
gagged Yesterday 10 the trial OF John Bowen,
charged with numbering Posey Drew. The
counsel for the accused objected TO the We.
nre, which objection the Court oyerruled,
and thereupon bin Of exceptions was filed
by the defence. \ jury was then empan-
elled and the trial proceeded with. The
taking OF te>limony-which did not differ
materially from what has already been pub
lished- was concluded late in the afternoon,
and after argument by Messrs. q. c. jack
son, X. Il. Foster, and w. |. CloptOn for the
defence, and :. Il. Witt, Esq., for the Com
monweath, the case was given 10 the jury
at 9:lj O'Clock. who, after being ont for
some time, returned a verdict OF guilty"
and assessed the prisoners term OF conhne-
ment in the penitenliary at three years.
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r0MMIssioSEg's oFFicK. /,
RICHMOND, Apfil 26, 1881 (

Tie pariici Interested are hereby uotih.l .bSs
nave dNed on SATURDAY the 2sth day ~ Mss.
1881 ~ u o'clock ". as ihe time, aud my osaec, N
the city OF Nchmcni as The place, for executing
ne foregoing decree.
Al persons haylng debts or demands ssssasf the
o.ig,C OF samuel Rutherford. dec ed, ~it IRE.
sent The same before me, sc NV ofiiHc, 80 ih1 day
above mcnuoned with thu lToO, sgstsiulh Ia
fame. THOMAS j. EVANS, e. 4mlnf>-ionff,
q. ). RERNARD, pa. Az 5J-seaw
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SIMMONS LIVER RHGILAIOR.

IT YOU FEEL Dull, DROWSY,
pEBlLITATEp.
lye flCqueu. headache, mouth tastes badly, poor
apl.ui,. and tongue co4ie ed. you are
SUFFERING FROM TORPID LIVER,
or
"BILIDI~NfS~."
N1't!tg vii cure you so speedily aud permanently
as
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
A ihe recovered dySpepiic, bilious sufferers VIC
tH, oi fever and ague. the mtrcuriai diseased pa
tel., how thes recovered health. cheerful spirits
and good appe;io-tbcy vii tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
igusey yege'ah'e to4ic-aiieratiye and ct.Eariic-
AID Is perfectly safe 40 take in
ANY CONDITION OR CIRCUMSTANCE,
AL dos DO, require aHy other medicine 10 he used
iH connection withit.
II TAKEN OCCASIONALLY
BY
PERSONS EXPOSED TO MALARIA
nv.lv1pei ID, poison aud protect them from a.
tax.
Bus only llr GENUINE, IN white wrapper. with
red T., prepared only by j. II. ZElLIN CO.
ap 9-deod& wtAu20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

Brid Items W dncSday afternoon Pc
ter Lindsay (coIored( m cmploye of The
Richmond and Dlny'ie Railroad Company,
had one Of Ms bands badly mashed while
coupling cIss.
The Chesterfield County Court will meet
MnnnIN nrvf
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NEW STEAM FIRE. ENGINE Captain John
J. hlng, Chairman, and Messrs. Taylsr and
iankin, subcommittee, OF the Fire Com.
nittee, ana Chief Taylor, have gone North
o buy steam fre.engine.
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OUT OF DANGER.-The condition OF the
little son OF Mr.. Leroy j. Grant, who was
accidentally shot Wednesday, Is much i'm.
proved. The ball did not penetrate the
skull, as at first supposed, but glanced off
and was subsequently, found on the floor.
The doctor states that there is no danger to
be apprehended from the accident.
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ANISEM ENTS.
DICHMOND MOZART AsSOCIATIO

DTtHMOND MOZAKT ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly soirce will take place At
Mozart Hal THIS (.aiurdayl EVENING al =
o'clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
,i9n-cards, which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain inVi,ation-cards on application
10 I. l.. SlEGFL. 42l Broad street, Z. r. JOIiN-
SION 9ls Main street, or RAMOS h MOSES Ola
Mdih street. nv lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

LEG ANPUTATED.- .--fhe city ambulance
was called out yesterday afternoon to attend
a coiored msD who had one OF his legs badly
mashed at the Clyde wbsri. II seems that
after being mashed be fell overheard ana
,yas rescued. Last Di ighi DR.. Cullen, surgeon
TO ne ci,y almsbouse, ampulated lbe leg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

Accident William Sheppard, a fireman
on IRAN ~ on the DoDville railroad, fell
from the engine yesterday afternoon near
nranite. lie was picked up and brought to
the city in an nconsciaus condition.
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WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
dle Atlantic States, local rains, followed
10y Clearing weather, variable winds, and
stationary or higher barometer and tenn
pcTature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

S,atsp IRON ETTERs are manufactured by
FgowN CHeMNM COMPANY, ard have cross
.,.sl.ne. ou ,he wrapper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

STRUCK b. AN AWNING. - Yesterday Ko'
bert WoOds0D, a stone-p1yer, Whlle passing
the corner OF Main and Fourteenth ttreets,
was struck on the head by a falling awning
frame and received painful scalp'wcend:
The city ambulance conveyed tue lpldFeu
man 10 his home, el4 west Clay street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

THE LATE DR.. MACGlLL The funeral OF
the late DR.. Charles Macgill took place from
81. Pau's church yesterday afternoon at 81
O'Clock. The remains were followed 10
their last resting-plice In Hollywood by a
large funeral c0rtege Of relatives and friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

A., THE DRUIDs.-Tbe United Order OF An
cient Druids celebrated their centennial
yesterday by parade, and at night wound
up with banquet. The order Is said to be
in very hourishiDg condition In this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

NOTICE. HEREBY APPOINT &.
~ WALLACE CRUNP my agent 70 trsnssc, a
GENERAL MEKCHAN Disc EUsIsEss for cash.
aud for cash only, a. Sweet Hall, IN King ili,m
county, Va. J. 4. DAVIS.
TuNsTALL's. Ekw kESr COUNTY, VA, hsy 2.
1881. my 6-f3l,sN2i&
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=
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

III. l.. STAPLES 4 CO.. ) q. NJ. trustees sale of
framed house on north Fifth street.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD. 8 T.. NJ, sale of farm
or twelve acres twelve miles west IL Richm ond
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD, g +. ~, desirable lot
fn Haryie;Own.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. w., horse, hughes.
top-wagons, rocksways, farm. wagons. move-'
&c. s'"' "'''N.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

TIE PRINCE or PUNCHES is the delicate full
favored "HUB PCNCH." composed OF old fine
liquors and lu-ci0u, fruits. I: can be- used clear or
with hot or iced water, lemonade, or milk, and far
SURPRISES any punch brcwed at discretion. Sold by
all druggists, grocers and wine merchants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

LIKE iIs PARENT FLOWER,
ATKINSONs fNtGact Of violet, The most delicate
and refined 4 perfume, CCnccais lis excellence be-
hind IL, more widely known sister-.he Extract Of
White Rose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

POLICE COURT. Fin the Police Court yes
terday the cases OF Hunter GauIding,
charged with shooting at +. Faulke, and
L. Faulke, II. Whitlock, and NJ. Whitlock
with assaullng and beating Glulding, were
called and disposed OF. Gaulding and
Faulke were sent on to the grand jury, and
the Messrs. Whtlock discharged.
Several other cases OF a lrifiing nature
were heard.
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COURT ORDERS.
DUrHERFO0RD'S EXECUTOR w.
IL HARViE AND OTHERS-IN TIE CHAN
.tFRE ,8IfET DF TIE (IIH nk EIlHNnNn

Gerry 'OURT Of TIE CI1Y or kICHMOND.
IN 'oilOwins - an extract from the decree en-
tered ,n this Ctnfe on the 23d OF April, 1881:
On cp1sideiAii0n whereof the Court Goth adjadge,
ord =. az der.e. that 1. be- referred 10 " the
cO.nms rs Of his court 70 take he fJilowing
acFt tunn:
o. An sCc0un, OF The transae ions Of ,hc plsi0.
tH ThpiHaa =. rutherford, as The persona repre-
scniatY oi the iesiator, Samuel Rutherford, oe-
ceased.
2d. ha account o. all outstanding deb's ani de-
mlnf aains. the esiAte OF the said testator, with
fheif iigaluts aud pripriii-s.
81 AS account Il the assets belonging 10 said
esi lttf real ana pcIsoFal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy, with showers OF rain during The
day.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 A. NJ, IS: {:
9 a. NJ, 90; noon, 76; 8 =. NJ, so; 6 7.
NJ, 10; midnight, 64.
Mean temperature, 7G4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

LTKBIG CoMPANY'- rOCA BEEF TONIC.
MY patient derive marked and decided benefit
from IT," SAYS ProfessorJ VI. CARNOCHAN. VI. d.
professor surgery, Kew YORK Medical 'ollege. Be
sure to ask for LIEBiC COMPANY's coca BkEF
fTaNTC
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FRESH INVOICE or KAY TssT CIGARS JUST
received by ". -. BLAlgS 60.
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FINEST DOMESTIC ricKLAs AND PRESERVES
at gIN,sTiAg & WHITES
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The attention of consumer is called to WHIT
LOCKS LITTLE FLORA CIGARS. clear Havana
hlior, hand mile. aud guarlnleej-l0c. Try one
aud ha convinced
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MEETINGS.
- DICHM MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.

T..
The undersigned hoding together one tenth Of
the capital STOCK of tive Richm"nd, Freierck sburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, call, under The
provisions OF the drst bylaw of The said COMPANY,
a general meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS of The
ame, TO b. held al The Office Of the company IN the
city OF Richmond, Va. on the 2S I'll DAY OF MAY
NEXT, at II O'Clock VI.
MONCURF ROBINSON,
HENRY ~EYBERr.
SARAH cHAUSCEY SAVAGE,
THOM0 A. BIDDLT,
THOMAS 4. BIDDL T. 4 co,
HENRY WHELFN. JR,
TOWN END WIIELE\ & co,
JAMES \. WHELEN.
CHARLES :. WHELEN,
HENRY LlLBCRN.
April 2j, 1881. ap27.td
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sTnC CkHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY viii be heid al their Office
on TUESDAY EVENING, May 10Th bext. at bx
O'Clock. u. {. WHERRY, in,
dp ~ th seCroi
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'i'HE EDGE-HlLL SCHOOL.

The next session Of This school viii commerce
the l5IH OF SEPTEMBER, 1891. aud close ,he
SIN of June 1852.
For ciTcuars apply 10 the
MISSES PANDOiPH,
kenHicN pos Office,
ap ll.lm AlbemaTle constY, Va.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

EROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
a. l6-codlN Baltimore, Md.
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ARTix,sIBaTION. 4
EDUCATIONAL.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
iIsrRucrloy IN POLITICAL SCIENCE.


The following regular courses Of study aTe Olel,
without examination, 10 competent students noe
cauddalei Tor dogTee. The fees are In 10 case iss
than $50 nor ore than $50 year. Figures ~ y
i.notc The number of eyerri.rs per week
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY. l. Constitutional
GOvernmeBt in Fnglt and ana he tn.icd stcs tZl
~. Cons UHii1nt dhd P0lticdl History % tue
United states 10 1850. OBJ III. E0rrs Of Govern
mrut Hnh POI icii Constitutions since 1888. (2i-
POLITICAL tCONOMY. !. Mils'- Princinies Ot IO-
hiich IronJE y: ri dnciN Itgisia' ion ftbc Tn ID
ae,. 81 IL Gaines, Pr'rrpes Of P0iticai
Economy Gif.n's Lssay, IN Firance. (3i ~. Pub
DE- Fiuiuc' G1-bEGAL SCIENCE. l. Jhrisuiu.
d,ncc: An .tin. ~ ~. Constitutional Law Of the
IuI ed Sat =. % IL PuDhc lnternriDnai Law
q. Il History of Modern Tr.dtrs. 81 " ROmia
ia ln titute. Oi Gtius ami Ja.ti1ian 90 V. Ne
Roman Law OF Inh'Iliancr. 90 v. Toe Lcgbi la
itIlion- al tAe trIhk', Angio--axOns, ana hOr-
mahs 90
1he mex, Academic year bopns SEPTEMBER
-, 1851. + rIr,ner reformation address
\. W. IAl~~it,. secretary.
A ff.s 4 sIlf a A.
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II you want 70 'reat your frierd handsomely and
enjoy hi everlasting friend hir, just present him
on Of WHiTL0oK'S MODEL CIGARS aad he will
! q d. nllcLfln-
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VIRGINIA CLARsrs Very sopelofJt
CuRfSFIAN WHITES
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OLD AND New VIRGINIA. MOZ1t Hall
was filled last night to lis utmost capacity
with a fashionable, appreciat.ve, and ntel-
ligent audience. drawn thllher to hear the
lecture OF Nirginia's distinguished and IA.
vortc son. Hon. John Randolph Tucker, on
that yeXed but always iniert sting subject,
" Vrginia-Pasi, Present, and Future
The stage was occupied by Governor
Holiday, Rev. DR.. Charles Minnigcrode,
Captain John Hlmpden ChImberIayne,
judge John a. Meredith, Colonel W. W.
Henry, Rev. DR.. Armstrong, Mr.. James
Lyons, Jr., Colonel a. p. Bennett, Judge
MoncUre, General James Mcdonald, ColOael
j. B. Purcell, and number OF the field,
stat. and company officers OF the FIRST
Virginia regiment. The distinguished
gentleman was introduced 10 the au-
dience in brief but eloquent terms by
Judge Robert Ould, and his appearance
was greeted with rounds OF genuine and
hearty applause. He handled his subicct
with the ease OF master, and the richness
OF dictIOn characteristic OF the gifted and
prlcticed orator and scholar that he j..
10 is sufficient to say Cf II that IL
was the effort OF JOHN Randolph Tucker,
and IN h, best vein. lie traced with intel
ligept and apprecaiive comment the grand
old Commonwealth from the time Of her
first settlement at jamestown, in 1907, up
to the period OF her ceding 50 much OF ter
nOrlhN cStern territory 10 the United
States, and then up TO tie time
Of her diSmemberment by the cutting off Of
West Virginia. He then presented ju-t.
a. well as beautiful and true, pOrtraiiuGe II
Der people, socially, morally, aud intelectu.
ally considered That his deductions in
their behalf were favorable need not be
added. He only made an incidental
alIusion to slayerg, but spoke hope
fully and encouragingIy Of what he
deemed the true wealth If Virginia-Ger
showed by statistics that she
was each year rapidly Increasing in popula-
ton and wealth, and 4 bright destiny
awaited her
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How TO GET A HCsBAND.-Take Of modesty a
large portion unite II with urtauity sud good
humor; 10 which add good seEse. aud plenty Of
love. with a virtuous heart and pretty face. Take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR regularly. that the
blood and complexion he pure and health good.
" From actual experience In my practice. I Im
satisfied 70 prescribe II as pnrRailye medicine.
II. ". MASON. VI. -
Buy only the genuine Ia white wrapper, with red
T., prepared only bv J H. ZEtLIS & co.
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HUMBERLAND COAL.-rlilS DAT
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furnished a northern prices. iberli tedrcli "a
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Ge.lsr In al kinjs f Anthracite aud BituminoRs
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lIAssArHESErTs INsrLIuTE OF

Nk TECHNOLOGY. u porON.
Eegultr fItr-N,HT courses ~ tiSti, Necbar .caI,
aud Mini EngiuecfiGg, Architecture, Chemistry,
Physc-. Ndiara II story, etc. ~iudeui- a'so al
mit cd 10 par .a special course. rc tco OF Ne
chlnic Art, for IBsIructon Ia English. Drawigg,
Mathematics. and ,hDDw0rs. Mex scuOOl yesr Je-
gin, ~EPTt MBkR 20 1881. Entrance cxsmips-
l.ons June aud 4. september II aud 20, a. 4. VI.
ROBERT "a. RICHARDS. secretly.
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Opposition TO EXrORrION AND
~ mon OPOLY.-NoS decnarging ard ON hand.
ful supply OF FikSr-tIASS ANTHRACITE
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All sind- vi SOFT COAL. OAK and PINE WOOD.
Offices. Broad street opposite Theatre aud 1878
Cary street. fAp27I e.. n. PAGE.
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LECTURES.
LECEURES.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED,
LECTURES. LECTURES
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY ION:


commencing ai Sis L. N. each evening
series OF fOur Lectures Will be- commenced by
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for the teueft Of The Young Mems Missi0nsrs so
ciety. on the above dates.
subjects for the first two: "KHN To IN
LOCK HEARTS" "OLD FOGYISM"
lime and subjects for tse other Two viii be duly
announced.
Sipglr tickets, 25c; four tickets Use. Good tor
all four lectures. my 81
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