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CHATTER GRANTED.-Judge Wexford has
granted charter to the Virginia Paper
Company. The capital stock OF the COM
psny is to be not less than $4,000 nor
more than 800, 900, divided into shares OF
slOO each, with the privilege OF increasing
the same at any time. The amount OF real
estate that the company can own
Is not to exceed ten acres in Rich
mond, Henrico, and Chesterfield. The
officers are as follows: John IL. Mon
tague president, and Meredith Monta-
cue secretary. Directors-John II. Mon
fapue. Fred. 4. Scott, Lewis Ginter, Percy
Montague, and Meredith Montague. The
office and wareroom of the company VIII
be on Main street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
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management OF the 0pera-House on Ninth
street between Main and Franklin streets
announce that Miss Carrie Wards Combi-
nation, late of Tony Pastors, New York
city, will appear at that place OF amuse-
ment for one week, commencing tomorrow
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ONE OF THE YoRKTOwN ROUTES
OpEyrp.--The route to Yorktown utd
James river and Old Point or Norfolk Is
now ready to take visitors, the Virginia
Steamboat Company having made Its con-
nections with steamers from those points:
This Is the only line by james river and
Old Point, and connects with the grand
n,lace excursion (Coney Island) steamers,
Grand Republic and Columbia.
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FLOUR FOR BRAZILIAN PoRTs.-The Nor
wegian bark Anna, Of 293 tons, Captain
Olof S. Wingaard, cleared yesterday from
the cusiom-house for Pernambuco and
Bahia with 1920 barrels Of -four, shipped
by Dunlop & McCance, and valued at S27,-
COZ O6
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ID. & T.. MITTELDGRFER will display a large
stock Of NEW GOODS, just received for the Centen-
nial. CLOAKs, ULsTERs, DOLMASs, SACQUEs,
CARPETS, RUGS, BLANKETS, SHIRTS, DRESS
GOODS, CAssrIEREs, FLANNELs, UNDERWEAR,
DoMEsTICs. Give them an early call
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UoRsroRp's AcID PHOSPHATE IN iEDIoEs,
r,os--We have used Horsford's ACID
phosnhafs In eases of indigestion with good
results. Drs. MARSHALL. " LoNoAoi1'
Olney, W.
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WHICH CAN BE BOUGHT Low.
WHICH CAN BE BOUGHT Low.
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GEoRGETowN COLLEGE, D. c.

'Pp.Aed Sn THURSDAY. sxPTKMbYR 6, 1851.
4, q sAta'oeues OF full information apply 70
REV. l.. N. IlEAT.Y, \ j.. PRECEDENT.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.

TOMUSIC-TEACIIERS, DEALERS, &c.
sHEET-MUSlC tseleet) I i pieces for 25c.; 5Qc
pieces for l2lsc.; 25c. pieces for &c. ACCOR-
DEONS worth So for S2.50. A BEAUIlF VI
PIANO lBehning), square grand, worth SloO,1 Tor
szl5, warranted for hvc years. CLOSING BUSl-
NESS. n. & G.. CAULFIELD.
2502 Broad street.
PIANOS TUNED. satisfaction guaranteed or
10 charge Oc gilt
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done Al
the DISPATCH PRTSTISG-HoUsE. GOOD WorS'
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DECORATION BUNTING at 5 and l0c. per yar'
atD. & p. SIIrTELDoRFER's.
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m,Er THE LEAD,
GRAND DISPLAY
MILLINERY AND cLoARs.

MILLINERY AND Vi.oANs.
.,rs,,l,y invite the ladies 10 examine our
~ and magnificent stock Of FALL and WIN
'. poxSrrs and ROUND HATS Of all the
-, p,yisian and London patterns
~, how all TIC novelties in
rLupms, PLusIEs,
vEIvETs, sATINs,
RIBBONS. and FLOWERS.
- CLOAK department. can he foaud
LADIES DoLMANs,
TIsTERs,
wALKING-JACKETs, and
cLoAKs OF The latest fashions.
A., MISSES CLoAKs In great variety. We
.s,oe DC cheapest prices on all goods in This
aparinenI' Dor,.
~, ,,rry an immense assortment OF DRESS
.snnuxGs. such as PRINCES. PAssEAIEN-
srprrS. BUTTONS, and LACEs.
woLFoRD & sIIIIBERG,
sea Broad street.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use OF MEADE & BAKEK's SAPoNINR DESri-
PRICE, which will speedily remove incpient tartar
and scurf. Price, ffty cents box
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CANNED GOODS Of every description.
~. ID. BLAIR g. Co.
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This HOTEL has tile great advantage Of beinS
heated on MAIN STREET. IN THE VERY BtSI
PORTION or THE CITY, and In close proximity
y an Tie following places: Tobacco Exchange,
Com and Flour Exchange, post-offce, custom
b0use Capitol, and all the principal busincsS-
heuses both wholesale and retail, Of every class
Omnibus 70 and from all depots and boat-lahd-
nss j. >. DODSON, Proprietor.
a. "A gUEv1m
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NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
W.D. BLAIR & CO.
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ENDLESS VARIETY FANCY CRACKERS tai
fresill ut CHhISIiAN W HAiH' %
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FRAGRANT BREATH Is always a pleasure and
vou can have IL by using MEADE BAKER's dell
cious CARBolIc MoUru-wAsH. Itdestroys the OF.
fengiye odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth and speedily restores them TO healthy con-
dition. Price, hfty cents bottle
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LEE GALLERY, Main street, takes the BEsT
PHoToGgAPHs.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Thomas Tinsley, drunk, was fined 81.
William Otey (colored) was found guilty
OF entering the dressing-tent Of Coup's
circus and stealing a porte-monnaie out OF
the trunk Of Madam Yeao, and sentenced
to be punished with fifteen stripes and to
be confined in Jail three months with labor
in the chain-gang.
Simon Epps (coloreD was fined S5 for
creating disturbance on the street.
Andrew Bell white and Monroe Quarles
(colored), charged with fighting in the
streets. The case was continued till Mon-
day.
il. j. Wiley was fined 50 for striking W.
j. Faudree.
J.F. Keqgle, charged with assault and
battery. Discharged.
Edward Johnson (colored), charged with
having in his possession silver watch
supposed to have been stolen, was dis
charged.
John Holmes (coloredl charged with
stealing two oxen OF the value OF $50, the
property Of some person unknown. The
case was continued until Saturday next.
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HOTELS.
TIOTEL CENTENNIAL AT YORK
III TOWN.

HOILL NtN ElN-NIAI nj IVNA
Ill TOWN.
Slater ( CRANSTONE HOTEL, on Main
49,. mar Tie cOurt-hOuse, In six hundred yards or
Co-nwailis Cave.
,.t,ing on reasonable terms. Our conYeyances
Nj M found a. the wharf TO take you 10 the Hotel
80 the Centennial grounds either.
Having fucd up THIS Hotel with view OF On
,tsommoda.ion 10 the public, we would respect-
pIly solicit their patronage.
NJ have also q One Bar, Cigar, Tobacco, and
OYs,er-staud adjoining.
Respectfully,
II. n. SLATER,
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The ONLY PASSENGER-ELEvA IN THE
CITY-ELECTRIC BELLS IN
EACH ROOM.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MOZART HALL,

MOZART HALL,
OCTOBER 17ru.
TEN NIGHTS OF ENGLISH COMIC OPERA.
MOZART ASSOCIATION OPERA COMPANY.
AMERICAS WORLD-RENOwNED cRiMA-
DONNA,
CAROLINE RICHINGs-DERNARo,
ASSISTED BY
Miss ALICE SWAIN, Soprano;
MISS MAY THOMAS, Soprano.
CoSrRALrr-Mrss EoLINE SHEFFIELD, MISS
CARRIE sTAUDE, MISS IsA SMITH.
TENoBr-MR. EDWIN A. HoFF, srR. MOSES
MAY first appearanccl.
BUFFI-PIERRE BERNARD, JOSEPH n. MAR.
SHALL, LOUIS PERRoTT.
BAssI-GEORGE W. SCOTT, L. A. CARDoZO,
MARSHALL RAMOS.
CoSDUcToR...........JAC REINHaRDT.
LARGE AND EFFECTIVE CHORUS
so VOICES. SO
COMPLETE ORCHESTRA.
The following operas have been selected md will
be presented during the season:
BILLIE TAYLOR,
DOCTOR OF ALCANTARA.
PINAFORE,
DUCHESS,
BOX AND cox,
BREAKING THE SPELL.
Ny NEW MAID,
NIGHT IN ROME.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-In order to give the public In
general an opportunity Of witnessing the operas
presented by the Mozart Association OF this city
the Board of Governors have decided the scale Of
prices as follows:
ADMISSION: 80 cents; secured seats extra, 25
cents.
The sale Of tickets viii commence OH FRIDAY,
october 14lh, at c. f. JoHNsToN's, 9lS Main
street. 0c 9-lt
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rrsIci SuEFT.MITSIC
EDUCATION Az.

Miss GAYS HISTORICAL, SHAK-
~ ~ sPkARIAN AND GENERAL LITERA-
y kh CLASSES are now being reorganized' Scs-
ssh pbegin TUESDAY, November lst. For mein-
lefsip 0r further Information in regard 10 either
slessr address Miss GAY, 2O1 east Main street, or
Aplal IN person on WEDNESDAYS.
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WIsE JELLIRs, AUSTRIAN KUSnfEL, at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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Mn. DoDs0S TO REJPES THE AMERICAN
HOTEL.-On Thursday the American Hotel
will be re6pened under its old proprietor,
j. ). Dodson, Esq, whose management has
been successful and popular, and whose
facilities for accommodating the public
have in nowise been impaired. The build
ing is located ON the principal street OF the
city Main, corner OF Twelfth), near to the
Corn and Flour and Tobacco Exchanges,
post-olliee, &C., and is well adapted to the
comfortable Judgement and entertainment
Of the travelling public.
ii Is matter Of general congratulation
that, with our limited hotel capacity, this
house is TO be ready to do It's part towards
providing for the crowds expected in
Richmond during the Centennial festiyi-
ties. As some explanation Of why it was
closed may be desired, it Is well TO state
. that II was simply because OF q disagree
mcnt as TO terms OF rental, which have now
been arranged to the satisfaction of all con-
cerned. A portion OF the house has been
occupied for the headquarters OF the Dem
ocratic Committee, but they will secure
other rooms in the course Of few days,
and Mr.. Dodson will have as full and com
plete possession rs ever.
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No. 1 AND EXTRA MESS MAcKEHEL, in kits.
W.D. BLAIR & Co.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.


EE On all sales Of Real Estate made between the
LIST or January and last Of June che taxes for the
present year nave TO DC PAID by the purchaser. On
all sales made between The 1st Of July and last of
The year the taxes have to he paid by the seller
lThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and APP
plies 10 Richmond and viclnity.I
JN0. ,. LAUGHToN, JR., 101s a. NJ, carpets,
smokng-tobacco, &c.
". w, FlENEY, Z. N.Y. on TIE Fair-Grounds,
Fair privileges.
W. GODDlN, IL M, farm In Hanover county
seven miles east OF Richmond, N the main rosd
leading 10 Old Church also, another tract of
land near thereto, with tour-nsll, &C., thereon.
W. GODDIN, 12 NJ, trustees sale Of a iour-niill
In Hanover county abou. seven miles east OF
Richmond.
QUARLES & MCCURDY, ! u. NJ, sunderland In
Henrico county, at the courthouse.
THE RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, fowers,
horse. wagon, gardcn-tools, forage, &C.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 3 p. NJ, trustees sale Of
house and lot on Church IIll
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DYSPEPSIA, BITIoUsNEss, NERVOUSNESS, and
miscrableness all cured with HoP BITTERs.
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PERSONS SUFFERING with lung or throat dis
eases, nervous wakefulness cough, &C., can ind
no better remedy than "WAGNER'S ROCK AND
RYEn ExPECToRANT. We say this on authority
Of persons who have used IL and have Invariably
been benefited. Price so and 25 cents per bottle.
Sold bY druggists.
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BILLIE TAYLOR AT M0zART HALL.-The
Mozart Association Opera Company on the
evening OF October 18th viii produce the
sprightly comic opera Bilee Taylor, on
which occasion Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard and
the following other singers will appear:
Miss Alice swain, Miss May Thomas, Miss
Eoline Sheffield, Miss Carrie Staude, Miss
Isa smith, and Mcssrs. Edward IIOff, Moses
May first appearance, Joseph II. Marshall,
Louis Perrot, George W. Scott, l.. n.
CardoZo. Marshall Ramos.
There will be chorus Of fifty voices.
Several new and effective pieces OF scenery
have been prepared for this occasion.
Billie Taylor abounds ia musical gems
and sprightly situations, and an attractive
feature Of it is the drilling of the chorus.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard and those who
will support them il is fair to assume that
the piece will be presented in a satisfactory
manner. and that an appreciative audience
will crowd the house.
Nine other operas will be produced du-
ring the season.
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COLDEN's LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF BEEF AND
Toxic INyIGORAToR, I'm pint bottlcs-Besides the
Condensed Beef, prepared from the best parts OF
the animal Oaron Won Liebig's process), tie pre-
narration contains Qulninc, Iron, Peruvian Bank,
aud numerous herbs and roots known for their
tonic and Eealth-giying properties. ASkJor COL
dea's-tdke no other. OF druggists generally.
LARGE PHoToGRAPHs Of WAsHSGToS and
LAFAYETTE at LEE GALLERY.
LEE GALLERY, Main street, takes the BEsT
PHoToGgAPHs.
TAKE the children % the LEE GALLERY for
PHOTOGRAPHS.
LEE-GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS convey the very
expression.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION 10 COPYING PIC
TUREs az LEE GALLERY.
LEE-GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS. Low prices and
satisfaction.
WE RECOMMEND LEE GALLERY for PHOTO
GRATHs.
DECORATION BUNTING at and l0c. per yard
atD. Il r. MITTELDoRFERs.
THE CHEAPEST CARPETS and RUGS in the city
atD. & f. MITTELDoRFERs.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO., advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements IN al Of tie newspapers OF the Unlted
states at publishers rates Orders left at the D'S-
patch counting-room win receive prompt auen-
tiOn.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.
RAYARD TAYLOR,

,Aaaress for particulars regarding schools, aiter
- and evening classes, P0st-Onlee Box SV4,
= l5-3tawlni j. LA PLACE.
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THE MAsoSs PREPARING FOR TIE CEN
TENYlAL PARADE.-Grand Master p. s.
Coles, having given his sanction to the pa
rade Of the Masonic lodges in the Centen-
nial procession on the 10th OF October in
this city, the same having been approved
by District Deputy Grand Master W. r.
Drinkard, the chief marshal OF the Mn-
sonic division, j. ii. Capers, Esq, has de.
cided TO call meeting OF the masters OF
all the lodges at Sc. Albans Hall on Tues
day evening next to make final arrange
ments for tho parade Of the lodges on that
day.
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81. PoxT AND TRAVELLER,
ss,... take great pleasure In recommending Y,
'-'eols we Aeade,,S OF Nr. Swithln Shorthdge.
S..a q, ,h0S. FERNANDO WOOD, NJ. q.
mystlcoOl; M 1 cheerfuliy consent TO the use OF
M -sle ss reference. Ally boys viii return 70 you
" s.elr fourth year. after their vacation"
." seM Illustrated Circular address
enilhlN G. SHOKTLIDGE, A. NJ,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY GRADUATE,
MEDIA, PA,
sn,o twelve miles from Philadelphia.
ly-1Illyll 1llfll
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, 81:
3 A. NJ, O., noon, 7S; 3 p. NJ, 80; g 2.
NJ, ~; midnight, 6S.
Mean temperature. II.
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LIQuons or all kinds for sale low.
w. BLAIR 4 co,
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THOROUGHLY RENOVATED AND
REFITTED.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather. except
occasional rain in the northern portion.
westerly winds, falling followed by rising
barometer, and stationary temperature.
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TIE NUMBER OF MALES OVER TWENTY
ONE YEARS OF AGE IN RICHNoSD.-The fol-
lowing is interesting just now:

CENSUS UFFICE, ?
WASHINGTON, d. c., October !, 1891. )
Dear Sir,-In reply to your postal OF
October 4th, would say that the number
OF males in Richmond, Va, oUer twenty
one years Of age, according to the United
States census OF 1880, is 1j,431, OF whom
9,0S4 are white and 6,347 are colored.
The ages Of those confined in prisons
have not been separately ascertained, but
are included with the above.
Thinking you may desire to know the
number OF males OF voting ages | would
say that I'm addition 70 the above the re-
turns show that there were 413 white
males and 24S colored males who were eX-
actly twenty-one years Of age.
Very respectfully,
Il. A. WALKER, Superintendent.
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FERRIs's CELEBRATED HAMS,
GORDON CELEBRATED VIRGINIA HAMS, at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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THE OLD DOMINION CLUB.-The Old Do
minion Club met at their rooms last night,
and made arrangements TO go actively
to work during the balance OF the cam
paign. The question as TO what part the
Club should take in the torchlight process
sion which comes off on the 1lth instant
was discussed. II was decided that the
time for preparation was too short, ana
therefore il was inexpedient for the CUB
to turn out in body, but that II would
Join in with the Daniel Club on the ocea-
sion. The members OF the Old Dominion
are true and earnest men, and in the pres
ent canvass they will doubtless more than
maintain the reputation they have so Justly
earned as faithful and efficient workers.
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CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
Singing, smartlng, irritation OF the urinary
passages, diseased discharges, cured by ''Buchu-
paiba.n Druggists.
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THr uYGFIA HOTEI..

VNHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Il OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. =,
Siiusted loo yards from Fort Monroe. Open ah
The year. Equal 10 any hotel In the United states
MaSUMNER RESORT. Send for circular deScTlb-
Ing hygenic advantages, etc.
HARRISON PHGBUS,
hl5 Proprietor.
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EASY MON THLY PAY-6r:.5, 7,
IL MENTS. Ts TT

SECONDHAND PIANOS constantly on hand
lfom 800 and upwards.
OLD INSTRUMENTS taken in part exchange
lsf new ones.
Catalogues free. RAMOS & MOSES
Music Emporium,
WZl ola Main street, Richmond, va.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
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wYr.ruNERY, &C.

>rs I. Il. MORRIS, .,.. $50
NJ CENTRAL BL0ckl SNs$ss
vssr FAIL OPENING q OF 3scH TFNNilS FNilSSIIsfS h2N
xfiS ana o.,N ac,,sog sfelSon Will take placc on
e0opss.iishSY ief SY and THURSDAY, October i2sh
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CHARLES T.. FORD's CONC OPERA Con-
PANY-MAsCOTTEs AND BILLIE TAYLOR
Dir. Charles +. FOrd's Comic Opera Com
pany will appear at the Theatre tomorrow
night in The Mascottes. The company
numbers thirty-fve, and is said to he a
good one. 1t is the same company that
created q sensation in st. Louis, playing
nine weeks in midsummer, with the ther-
mometer in the nineties, to an average
business Of five hundred dollars per night
On their farewell performance over one
thousand six hundred persons babe them
adieu. The best evidence Of their success
is that the company are recngaged to re-
turn to ST. Louis next season, from the lst
OF June to the 1st of September, to produce
the newest operas.
The only members Of the company not
known to the Richmond public are the new
English prima donna Miss Lucette, Mr.. W.
III. Fitzgerald, Mr.. J. III. Rennie, and Miss
Nellie McHenry, who come well-recom-
mendcd by the press Of Baltimore and
Washington.
IIr. Charles +. Ford, whose enterprise
this is, is a son OF Mr.. John 7. Ford, the
veteran manager. The company will play
The blascottes tomorrow and Tuesday
nights and Billee Taylor Wednesday and
Thursday nights. Reserved seats Tor sale
as usual.
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VIRGINIA PRESS AssoGATIoS.-A meet
ing OF the resident members Of the Vir-
ginia Press Association was held last night
Saturday Mr.. G.. Watson James, OF the
Standard, presiding.
A resolution was adopted providing fol
q committee to apply TO the Yorktown Cen
tcnnlal Committee Of the City Council OF
Richmond for an appropriation towards
the entertainment OF visiting members OF
the Press, and to apply also to private citi-
zens for contributions for the same purpose.
The Chair appointed Messrs. X. f.
Beirne, Juan A. Pizzini, Rolfe S. Saun-
ders, and Il. T.. Frayser.
On motion Of DR.. G. w. Bagby the chair
man was added to the committee.
The committee will meet Monday, 10th
instant, at IL o'clock at the Office OF the
Home Insurance Company, and will report
at same place TO an adjourned meeting OF
resident members Of the Press Association
to be held Tuesday, 18th instant.
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ACCOMMODATIONS FOR SEQ GUESTS.
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BOARD, 50 AND s2.5O PER DAY.
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THE CHEAPEST CARPETS and RUGS in the city
I'D. & +. MITTELDORFER's.
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LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS Of WAsmSGToN an
LAFAYETTE At LEE GALLERY.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

The proposition to surround the
lives OF American officials with
special safeguards 10 being advo.
GATED In a number of Republican
newspapers. It is democrat
and metropolitan and will never
commend itself to the appreciation
Of the American people. As to the
proper treatment of all homicidal
maniaos, whether their Efforts be
directed against the Chief Magis.
trste ofthe Republic or an ordina.
~ citizen, there is no question but
that eur laws need femodeling.
When o man, in addition to being
n lrderous 10 also insane-that is to
say. liable to kill any or everybody
through q mere wanton impulse
he should. If his attempt be sue.
cessful, be banged at once; and, if
be falls, he should be immured Tor
life. as 1t IL scarcely safe to trust
such . creature at large, no matter
what the apparent Improvement in
his mental state may be. The
mawk,sh sentimentality of juries
stands In the way Of the Inaugural
ton of Just scheme with regard to
hemicidal maniacs; and the rem.
edy should, therefore, be radical
Until our laws are modified in this
respect the best and most useful OF
mon. Of every station in life, are
liable to b. sacrificed daily.