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The sudienee was a very large and brilliant one
and was critical hui Miss calhoun rrceiVe1
hesity recall al the fail Of each act. She has been
compared 10 Mary Andtrson In her first season, but
fhere is no resemblance, Except In The same want Oi
experience In TACT she Is the reverse of our long
ADMIRED friend, being OF medium height rather than
tall, and with a voice remarkable iOr sweetness
range. aud variety of tone rather than strength.
costumes Of exquisite taste and trlliancy, and in
some of the poetic passages l. quite adorable. She
strives To cast aside the nuOn1ics. ana often
introduces new bsSiness. a notable instance being in
the potion scene In which she SETS the stage dill
ferently from the usual style. and gives the dread
and horror with he effect of suppressed emotion.
We also admire this young lady for heI bold and
Intelligent study Of the part In her own way and
after nature, without stacy defamation or ranlibg.
The effect sometimes lscks mower but the style is
pure and classic Washing gtOn Post.
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Uwas innocent, bright, exceedingly graceful aud
in ihe nalcony an potion scenes very effective. Her
dressing was elegant the extreme. ana In admlra-
bie taste She u the pIettlest Of Jueis, and very
grsceful Her readings indicate thoughtful study.
she gives every Indication OF the highest refinement,
snd gcrs Thoroughly In keeping with ladyhoOd that
il charming IN its expression. II i 1nsi hf,N.one
vesrs since Fanny Kcmbe made her debut In juliet.
Iofore her the Enghsh stage accepted no ideal but
gfi,s ONeiIl. who Won by II he pOilon of pteress
among The proudtst of ihe British nobility. Miss
Kcmble was marvellous Juhet ana had no success
s0r until Adelaide NeilsDu, about twelve years sRo.
achieved her reputation. Miss Calhoun has personal
and mental charms tor the character. Time and
work NAV make her the living Juliet OF The present
age She repeats The character tonight. aud an
pears asJuna In the Hurcnback to-morrOw.-N ash
iEgt0H Star.
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PRINTING AND ADVERTISING CoyrRACr
AwARDED.-Tbe Council Committee on
Printing sat for nearly three hours yester-
day trying TO arrive at Just conclusion a.
to the awards for stationery and printing.
The contract for advertising was awarded
to the State at 25 cents per square.
The contract for envelopes, paper, and
other stationery, was awarded to G. G..
Baughman.
The iob-work was awarded to j. d. Dali
ton. Composition, 10 cents; press.work,
15 cents.
NV. Randolph received The award for
book.work. Composition, 20 cents; press
work, % cents; and the book.psper for
same. He was also awarded the contract
for all binding and ruling.
j. A. Yancey received the award for Car
ter's ink at 81 cents per quart, and much
lage at 4 cents per bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

BO<ly.Suafchers.

THE BODY OF A COLORED NAN REsURRECTED
BY GHOuLs AND TAKEN AWAY IN A HACK
TUE GRAVE ROBBERS SEEN CARRYING THE
BODY-CoLORED PEOPLE GREATLY EXCITED.
On the Broadrock road, just about one
square from the Midlothian pike, Is bury.
ing.ground which has been used by The col
ored people Of Manchester and vicinity for
a number OF years. There have been IN.
TERED there some OF the best-known coiored
citizens that have lived In Chesterfield and
Manchester during the last half century.
Last Friday welLknown cOlored black
smith named John Wake died quite sud-
denly In the upper part OF the city, and his
body was inferred in this cemetery. Yes.
terday morning before daylight. however,
bis grave was visited by ghouIs and the
body carried away in hack. Mr.. Joseph
Williams, who resides in the county not far
from the burying-ground, while on bis way
to Manchester saw the hack standing in the
road, and, suspicioning something, asked
the driver, who was negro man, what was
he doing out there with IA hack at that hour OF
the night. The driver, evidently well trained
in the business he was aiding in, quickly
responded and said be had Just come from
a marriage, and. having travelled some dis
tance, stopped to rest his horses. Mr.. Will.
liams, who was on horseback, continued on
his way towards Manchester, and after hav-
ing gone few yards looked back in the
direction OF the graveyard and saw two
men carry dead body and put it in the
hack. He then galloped down town and
stopped at Messrs. Bowen a. Bradey's sta
bic. on the corner OF Thirteenth and Hull
streets, and left his horse. While going
into the store 10 tell Mr.. Bradley OF what
be had seen and get somebody TO assist him
TO capture the bOdy.snatchers the hack
passed by at a rapid rate, going in the
direction OF Richmond, and in a moment
was out OF sight. Mr.. Bradley having a
telephone in his store, telephOned to the
Richmond police to look out for the car
riage. Sergeant Howard, OF the First po.
lice precinct, FASTENED to Mayo's bridge,
expecting to meet the hack as it came over,
but II had reached Richmond about the
time the message was received at police
headquarters.
In the morning, when the matter became
generally. known, it created a great excite
ment in the neighbOrhood among the col
ored people, and has since been much talked
about. Friends OF the deceased, finding
that the body had been stolen, came over to
this city yesterday and inquired al police
| headquarters II any information as to lis
whereabouts had been Obtained. No iniOr.
nation could be furnished them, and they
went back.
No other graves were robbed, and the
resurrectiOnsts, fearing that they might be
caught, FASTENED away without filing the
grave up again.
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DEATH OF ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN.-Mr.
Benjamin II. Smith, who has for the past
forty years been in business in this city,
died at his residence, on Third street be-
tween Grace and Franklin, yesterday morn
ing, in the seyenty.fourth year Of his age.
Mr. Smith was Il native OF Salem, Mass,
but came to Virginia at very early age,
and married niece OF the late Judge
Brooke, OF the Court OF Appeals, who sur
wives him. He first settled in Spotsylvania
county, but removed here. as before stated,
about forty years ago, and has always occu-
pied high position as businessman and
citizen OF integrity. No man was more de-
voted to ihe southern cause than he. He
had four sons in the Third company OF
Richmond Howltzers, one OF whom, Ed
ward, was killed, and two others-Captain
b. ii. Smith, Jr., now Of Augusta, Ga. and
George A. Smith, OF the well-<nOwn house
Of Smith Il Rady-were severely wounded
the former losing foot, the latter an arm.
de was a consistent Christian, and a men,
Der OF the First Presbyterian (Dr. PrestOn's)
church, from which his funeral will take
place to-day at O'Clock Z. 81.
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A FNE DRAM.1Ic COMMUNICATING actors

A FINE DRAMATIC COMPANY. The actors
who will appear with Miss Eleanor Calhoun
are professionals Of decided distinction ;
Mr.. Barton Hill, who In California ranked
second only to John Mccullough; Mr.. j.
T. Malone, q collegian and representative
OF one Of the leading Pacific families; Mrs.
Jane German, first cousin to Joseph Jeffer.
son Mr.. e. A. Eberle, late Of the Caven-
dish company; Mr.. George w. Denbam. Ia
comedy; and many others are embraced In
the organization.
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DEATH OF A FlREaAN.-Mr. George W.
Moore, one OF the hosemen Of Steam Fire
Engine Company, No. L, died yesterday
morning. Mr.. Moore had been i'll some
time, having contracted a fatal disease at
the fire which destroyed Mr.. James l..
Jones's factory. He will be buried at =.
NJ. to-day from 81. Marks church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

POLICE C0URr.--The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Jus,ice d. G.. Richard.
son:
Susan Kralle, charged with being a va
grant, was committed for thirty days in
default Of surety.
James spradley (coloredA charged With
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

Romeo and Juliet is picture OF iove and It's pitt
soIc ise In word whose pilsrc is too rough
ior Ihis vndtrot blossom Of human life.
Two tseings crea'ea for each otter feel M utual
iOse AZ a nrst glance. Every con siderstion dtsap-
ptars before The inv3sie influence Of living In one
another. They l0i0 themselves secretly: and un-
friendly events following blow upon blsw, Their he
role eonstancy IL expesed 10 all manner OF trials
hi. fofciblv sepsra ed from each other. they are
sktta IN the grave, 10 meet again la anottei
"lsid.-Schtsgei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

BUoYs REPLACED.-The steamer William
p. Craighill, Captain Cunningham, OF the
James-Riyer Improvement, under direction
OF Mr.. II. ID. Wnltcomb, engineer in charge.
has replaced all the cam and spar.buoys dis.
placed by the ice between Warwick bar
and Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

Mis- Eleanor Calhoun, OF whom so much has been
said made her first appearance al FornS Opera.
House Tonight as juliet. in " Romeo and Juliet
There was a most fashionable aud critical audience
present. including mauV of those most prominent IN
polite and society," Miss Calhoun created most
favorable IMPRESSION by her rendition OF Juliet. Her
wardrobe Is most exeu.iye ami mag dcent. and the
dresses which she wore In the different scenes eX-
cited the admiration and envy Ot The ladies Cor
yeSHOadeRce Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

Her rare beauty and graceful conception Of the
raTt and artist tic acting stamped her a brilliant
star la the galaxy Of American hisriOnlc artists.
Hiss Calhoun's reception WAS ovation, and She
was lepeate0ly called before The curtain AZ the
close OF the performance Miss Calhoun was waited
uufrn by number Of distinguished gentlemen who
congratulated her upon her ptrsonal triumph before
tlrc most critical OF all audiences-Specidt tets-
grHBa 10 The Amertcdn, baltimore.
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CONvIcTs RECEIVED Thomas, Of
Loudoun county, and Oscar Yates, OF War
rem county, were received at the peniten-
tiary yesterday-tbe former to serve seven
years for malicious assault, and the latter
five wears for forgery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

To make the hands smooth, to keep the IIps
from chapplng there Is nothing better han this
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set In everybody should have some OF IL.
Prepared by r. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, 40,
9l3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

PERs0NAL.-Miss Lizzie SouthaIl, Of Al
bemarle, was not at the SOirfe at the Ex-
change night before last. A recent death in
the family would have kept ber away; hut
she was that evening not in Richmond, but
at Norfolk. We therefore beg pardon. We
were led into the error by having the name
msuuOted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

For SEVERAL YEARS have had torpid liver.
A year ago ] tried, as experiment. TUFTS
PILLS, and was surprised 10 find that they accom-
p'i,hed all The results of calomel without any OF
its rad effects. ! was always an unbeliever In pa
tent medicInes, but am now convinced that there Is
some good in Nazarelh.r E.H.GR
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-For the Middle
States, increasing coudness, rain or snow,
winds generally from northeast to south.
east. rising temperature, and falling ba'
rOmeter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

Miss Eleanor Calhoun repeated her performance
of Jusief al The Opers-IIOuse last night. The au-
dience large and enthusiastic. and the favorable
Impression created by Miss Caboun-s initial per-
form sDce WAS deepened and MI med. Tonight
Miss Calhoun VIII appear AS Julia in ''1he Hunch-
back Washington RepHbttcaN (seooad ddy).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

EXPERIENCE HAS PROVEN THAT PURcELL
LADD & CO.'S Emulsion OF Cod-Liyer on has no
superior. Take no other subs:itu'e. For ssIe
by all druggists. Price. so cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

OLD. FASHIONED PRINCIPE CIGARS, ali.cear
Yara Tobacco, just recevedby
w. ID. BLAIR e co.
This cigar compares favoraby with imported
cigars at double their prIce. We have also hnc
stock Of all grades at very low figures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

VI. ELLYsON 4 CO., advertising agents. insert adj
yertsements In all of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch cogntin2-room VIII receive prompt sttes-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

MIS- Calhoun reappesred In Juliet al fCrds iasi
evening. and materially strtngih med tbe very IA
vOrxide impression mad upon the occasion oI her
first performance. TO-night he VIII play IN " The
HuDrhback The wfl-known rate or Juia.-
Wash iHgtoR Post lSecoNd dGy).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

WHEREVER USED, PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S
Emulsion of Cod Liver OIL has given entire satisfae-
tion. Price, so cents. At all drugs,ores. Take no
substitute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21
BOGRBING.

T HAVE SEVERAL SPARE CONNECT
i ING ROOM, with dressing.room and bath at.
tached. Would take few BUARDERs In my fam
lily. Apply al lis east cary street.
IA l4.F3wk MRS. q. T. WORTHAM.
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ICgE IiNDERTAKING BUSINESS

| i heretofore conducted by JOHN j. BINFOkD
| SON will be coDiiDuef IN the same name FOR me
benefit Of the family OF the late Charles 4. Bnford.
All orders left ut their undestRkipgToom VIII have
pyomps aud careful sttention. x0'3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

PURCELL. LADD g CO.'S EMULSION OF CoD-
LIVER on Is guaranteed pure and free from alkzk
lies. IL builds up the weakened system. Try it~
Fifty cents per bottle. All druggists keep It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

HARRAssING COUGH aud restless nights viii
weaken The strongest constitution Rock AND
RYE WITH GLYCBRIyE is The remedy. Price so
and 25c. per bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
rainy.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 9 A. NJ, 81;
o A. NJ, So; noon. 81; 3 p. NJ, 81; T..
NJ, So; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

- ~ Romeo and Jaliet we have. more than In any
s.her tragedy The passion OF IOve-IOye In all lts
ssftA grOmisf-fuil Of hope and innf cen ce-ardent
OeSonc al restraint OF resson-but tender IL Is
"aTin.f,- Madame de Siaet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

UMBRELLAS. UMBRELLAs.--Silk, Alpaca SERGE
Cambria, and Gingham Umbrellas direct from the
manufacturers, which enables to sell them a. very
low prices. LEVY BROTHERS.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done att he
DISPATCH PRINTiSG-HoUsE. GOOD work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

SOnt know more beautiful Illustration of the
anxiety OF plre true love fOr the safety OF is OBJ
leet uan the sweet, erih lingering that tells Of the
iondfears OF the Fouthfui iJuiiet-COttrtdge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

Buy one OF LEVY BROTHERS, 81 Umbrella
81 80 IS The price elsewhere. They also offer special
bargains la Silk aud Alpaca Umbi elias.
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MISS CALHOUN

The extracts below will indicate her adaptation'
4,.>s. and endowment a Judged by the most exact
iRg critics knowR 10 American Journalism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HS- On all sales OF neal Estate made between the
lst OF January aud last Of June the taxes for the
present year have 10 be Paid by the purchaser. on
all sales made between the lst OF July and Iast u
the year the taxes have 10 be Daid bv The seller.
lThiS custom was adopted about nfteen years aeo
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and aps
plies 10 Richmond and yleinity.i
JNO. r.. LAUGHTOS, 10 A. N. and 4 p. NJ. con-
tinued sale OF the law and miscellaneous hbrs ~
Of the late William Green, LII. D., At No. 0zo
Main street.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, IN A. NJ, dnai sale OF mi, .
iinery at the New YORK Auciion-hoese (ub-
stairsl. No. 623 Brosd street.
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THE GREAT SALE Of Carpets, Rugs, Mats, and
Drusgeis Is being continued at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

THE CHEAPEST Hamburg Ed<iDgs and InseriHgs
are at LEVY BRoTIIERs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

If you WANT very cheap Lap-Robe or Carriage .
Blanket you can get one al bargain at
LEVY BROTHERS..
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EMINENT DRs. :. l.. AND &c. NIDELEr.
st. LOUIS, WRITE:
= Colden's LiEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or
BEEF we have prescribed with excellent success ia
jiphtheria, malarisl, typhoid fevers debility, &c
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FOR neyer was story Of more woe.
Than this OF Juliet and her Romto.r
Death Hes on her ike an nnfime.y frost,
Upon The sweetest flower OF all the field"
FOR will raise her statue 10 pure gold,
That, while Verona by that name Is known,
There shall no fgurc az such rate be set
As that Of true aud faithful Juliet."
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RUsI NESS CHANCES.

CEILING OUT AT COST TO CLOSE
- BUsINESS.--Owing TO my leaving the eiys
Offer my entire stock Of sr0vES, TlEwAisE. xc.,
STORE and DWELLING for rent.
JOHN r. SUIT
"a lin 705 east Breed street,.
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NOTICE.-The unde' signed gives notice

NOTICE.-The undei signed gives notice
~ that bv virtue of a decree rendered on Tie 30
of December 1880, by the Circuit Court OF the
city of Alexandra. IN ihe cause Of Graham rS. 1he
Wa hlngton CITY, Virginia Midland and Great
southern Railroad Company. he Is now prepared to
pay out the funds IN his HANDS as follows
| (ll To the holders of bonds and coupons OF the
| first mortgage Orange and AieXaroris Railroad
Company, the OrincipGt and interest hereo" IN
(2l TO the holders of bonds and coupons of the
| second mortgage Orango ana Aiexardrlt Railroad
COMPANY. the prtnctDdt ana tnttreSt MeTeon IN
(s) TO the holders Of bonds and coupons of The
Manassas Gao Railroad Company me prtncIpdt
and interts ST thereon in fui 10 January |, 1881.
"a To the holders OF bonds aud coupons OF me
tbird mortgage Orange and Alexandra R'iitoad
Company. "a dividend OF S7425 per centum upon
The principal and interest thereon TO January L,
C5l TO the holders Of bonds and coupons of The
first mortgage Orange. l,Xandria and MANASSAS
RailrC ad Company. d dividend of 1852 per centum
upon The principal and interest thereon TO January
l, 1881.
Each holder of bonds or coupons of the first and
second mortgage Orange and Alexandra Ram DAD
Company ana the Manassas Gap Railroad Company
must produce the same. and upon receiving the
money therefor surrender them for cancellation.
HOders OF the tnIrd Orange and Alexandra Rail-
road bonds and coupons and first Orange, AleNan-
dria and Manassas Railroad bonds and coup ms,
whO stated above, will receive divide ndo there
on, must before receiving such dividends produce
the same that such credits may ne endor.cd hefeon
JOHN :. BARBOUR.
G. mmissiOner.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, January 8, 1881.
In Oh .dicDre to restraining order Issued by the
HOa James Keith, Judge Of the Circuit Court OF he
civ of Alexandra. on the lSih day OF January
1881. in The above cause, am required 10 modify
the above payments IN the following particulars
until ;he further order OF the COurl-viZ:
To the hOIGers Of bonds and uponS of the third
mortgage Orange and AlexandT Il Railroad COM
pgnv a dividend o; 10 per cenlum upon The prin.
cpa aud Interest thereon to January /. 1881. ia
stead of diyiCen0 o, S7425 per c@n'um, as here
tofOre ordered.
To The holders Of bonds aud coupons Of the first
mortgs orange, Alexandra and anassas Rail
road Company, a oivIdend of 6S per ccntum upon
Ihe principal and interest thereon 10 January i,
1881, instead of a dividend of ~ 90 per centum,
as heretofore ordered. JOHN :. BARBOUR.
Commissioner.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. January 10, 1881.
ia 1.2tlw2w
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a. iht sale OF places win commence on SATURDAY
1hss!gs W once. }l6-su, W&E3t
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abusing and threatening to shoot q. Dossiu..
The case was continued till to-day.
stephen Murray was fined % for allow iug
DIS hydrant to run and waste water.
Z. II. johnson, a vsgrant, was con-
mitted to Jail for thirty days 10 default -
surety.
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sold by leading wine merchants, groccrS. hotels.
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s.SEF WHERE SHE CONES. OF LIFE AND JOY,
SEE, SEE, THE SOVEREIGN PowkR