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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-15

MoRTuARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING MARCH II, 1SS2.-Ca,lSes of Death:
ApopleXy. 2 cOIored; Brighps disease,
colored; bronchitis, colorcd; congestion
OF lungs, | white; consumption, white, 3
colored; convulsions (infantile) cOlored;
debility, white: diarrhUa, eolored; cry
sipelas. colored; gangreDe, colored;
heart-disease, 1 white, 3 colored; menin-
gifts, white; old age, 3 colored; pneumo-
ma, 2 white; premature birth, l white;
scrofula, l colored; smallpox, 1 white,
colored: s'ltlocatioD, eofOred; unknown,
coiored. Whole number OF deaths in the
city, EXCLUSIVES oi stiii-births, 81. Still
Births: white male, colored male-total.
2. Ser and Color: Males, white, color
ed-total, 16; females, 8 white, 13 colored--
total, lG. Age: One day 10 tSirty, color
ed; one month to six, white, 3 colored-
total, 3; three years TO five, I white; ten
years to twenty, white, 3 eolored-total,
4; twenty years to thirty, I white, 3 col
ored-tOtal, 4 thirty years toforty, white.
cOored-tOfal, .; fifty years TO sixty,
colored; sixty years to seventy, white,
colored-totaI, 3; seventy years To eighty,
2 white, . coIored-total, 4 eighty years to
ninety, colored; ninety years to one hun
dred, colored; one hundred and seven
years and upwards, colored; unknown,
| colored. Condition: Single, white, IL
colored-total, 10; married, 3whte. col
ored-tOtal, 8; widowers, white, color
ed-total, 2; widows, 2 white, colored-
total, s.; unknown, colored. Ndtiuity:
Richmond, 10; other parts OF the United
States, 10; Germany, /; unknown, 2. 10
caiity: City at large, colored; Marshall
Ward, l white, colored-total, .; Jeier-
son Ward. white, 4 colored-total, 8 !;
Madison Ward, white; Monroe Ward, 2
white, colored-total. @; Olay Ward, 1
colorcd; Jackson Ward, white, color
ed-total, 4; almshOuse, white, . color
ed-total, 6 (; penitentiary, eOlored; small
pox hospital, co!ored.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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Briefs.-The suit OF Jones Us. The Old
Dominion Cotton-Factory Company for
SIi,O0 damages will be tried at the April
term OF the Hastings Court Mr.. Jones's
son met with serious accident while nj
work at the aboye-named factory; hence
the suit. Messrs. Meredith a Cooke and
Wise d Cosby are counsel for the plaintiil,
and MessIs. j. Wesley Friend and W. W.
Gordon represent the defence.
Al present there are only two prisoner.
confined in the city Jail. one Is awaiting
10 be tried for felony, and the other,
colored woman, is serving ont u term OF
ten days for petit larceny.
The season for brick-Inaking viii begin
now in few days. Brick-making is an
important industry in this city, and gives
employment 10 very large number OF per-
sons.
A larcc number Of houses are already
under contract, and building will soon
commence in earnest
The Olymph.c Boat Club are preparing
not only Tor an early resumption OF rowing
exercises oh James river, but for the an
nuI regatta, which comes OF In July at
Fredericksburg, in which the Club takes
part.
Both ends Of Mayo's island are dotted
daily with devotees Of rod and line, seek
ing To extract from the bosom OF the yene-
rable but now highly active James the nu-
tritious and toothsomc club or the braeing
and bony alewiie. Considerable endeayor
has demonstrated fully that the snake-like
but tlee. and agile eel IL not just yet pre-
pnred, either by hunger or otherwlse, 10
suspend himself on hook for the delec'i-
tion Of the gourmats who affect gastrono--
mic asthetici>m in the shape Ok eel pie: YET
fishermen meet with considerable luck IN
their daily exploration OF the falls.
Enterprising Manchesteriqns feel II to be
n matter Of regret TINT her sister city
across the river is always ahead OF her in
industrial enterprises. Riehmond's new
elevator, however, only lifts and slows
wheat, while the many elevators OH this
side are happy (cr should be) in the con-
.eious possession Of ample capacity for
lifting even mixed grain, such ~ corn and
rye. Honors should DO easy. but they are
unf
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II make the skin white, soft, and smooth; re-
moves tan and frockles, and Is the BEST TOILET
DRESSING IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up,
two ,o,llcs in one package, consisting Of both IN
ternol and external treatment. All iiTst-class drug
.a.t- have IT, Price : 4 per package.
CHARLES y. CgITTENTON, 115 Fulton
.ircet, New York city, sole agent for Dr. c. W.
Hsn.on'- remedies 10 whom all orders should be
sdl-e,sed NH l2-eodlw
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Ericsson Us. The City Of Manchester
This Ericsson case, which has excited con-
siderable interest here for nearly four
years, is expected 10 be reached on the
docket OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States the latter part OF this week or the
first OF next. IL has been about three
wears since the ease was taken up TO the
Supreme Court from the United States Cir
cult Court ut Richmond. Ericsson, it will
be remembered, fell OF the embankment ut
the Free bridge and sustained injuries from
which he has never entirely recovered.
Subsequently he instituted suit against the
city ior S25, 600 and recovered verdict for
$1,000.
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feel sure that my husband will never give
up the search until he has found the dead
bodies Of his friends. He was dearly fond
OF De Long and beloved In return. He
and DE Long had been I'm Arctic perils be-
fore I'm the Tigress expedition. When DE
Long found that htswas the one selected he
wrote him, saying Melville, | will lean
upon you entirely II there was anything
Melville could have written 10 cheer or give
hope to Mrs. DE Long, knowing we were
friends, he would have done 90.
WHEN he WROTE THE LETTER.
"From the letter learn that II was on
the last day OF the year In the Russian
calendar. which is different from ours, when
Melville--that Is what have always called
him-arrived In Irkutsk, winch il the capi-
tai Of Siberia, and its nearest important
town TO the Arctic ocean. That day he sent
the telegram to the United States Govern
ment asking for orders to go back into
the darkness and ice from which he had
Just emerged. The next day he wrote this
letter and the postmark bears the same
date, so that II has been Just three months
and a haM coming. Some naval officers In
Philadelphia tried with microscope to
make out some OF the other numerous
postmarks on the envelope, but we could
only distinguish New York. These
officers said that Melville's expression OF
'perished' settled once for all De Longs
fate, and was the first information OF how
terrible it must have been"
Written on the outside OF the envelope,
besides the address. were special direc-
tions, and it also bore the official Govern
ment stamp, with the Russian eagles. The
distance it came may be estimated from the
fact that it travelled about three thousand
miles before reaching 81. Petersburg. But
this is nothing compared with the distances
Melville has travelled to get to Irkutsk and
will have to travel before he ever gets TO
st. Petersburg, which Is just 7,40i miles
from where he landed and from where he
probably is at the present time.-Philddet-
phio Times.
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present. Many persons, including ladies'
and children, visited the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association on yes
terday and viewed the collection Of curios-
tiles which were exhibited there by Pro-
fessor Marshall, consisting Of specimens OF
natural sandstone, lava. pebbles found i'm
the geyser basins, petriiicd wood, gold
quartz, moss agates, opal and other stones,
together with the petrified grasshoppcrs
alluded TO i'm his lecture.
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PROFESSOR MARsHALL's LEcTusE.-The
lecture on "An Evening in Wonderland
which was delivered before the Young
MEMS Christian Association on Monday
NIGHT at Mozart Hall, by Professor william
/. Marshall, was one Of the most entertain
iny and instructive OF the course. 10
ahounded In many practical thoughts Of
that truly wonderful country Qhe south
west portion OF Wyoming Territory In
which IL situated the National Park, and
was well received by the large audience
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YESTERDAY was partly

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cool.
YAyaNoMyTYR YESTERDAY. 8 A. NJ, 30,
Q A. NJ, Al; noon, 81; p. b., IS; O p.
NJ, 4G; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 4J5.
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You MUSICAL PEOPLE, THINK ABOUT IT,
Strange but yet true. that oinety per cent. of al
the strictly irst-ciass pianos sold In Richmond
and Virginia in the last Ave years have BEEN Of
WILLIAM kSABE & Co.'s Manufacture. RAMOS
& MOSES, No. Ol4 Main street. agents
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CRy Churches. .-Heryiccs were held at the
Meade-Memorial church carly yesterday
morning, and the usual Wednesday-n might
services will DC held at this and the other
churches IN this city tonight, to be COLI
Quoted by the regular pastors. AT the
Meade Memorial church Friday afternoon
Rev. Preston Nash, who was recently or
daincd at the Monumental church, will
conduct the services.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-15

TnE "FIscHKI" PIANO formerly Nunns T.
Ciarf) has won IT. way over oil rivals for Cortv
yedrss Over }orty-sre thousand src now IA use.
They seem never 50 wear out. TIE Upright. arc
selling rapidly and are perfect geras. RYLAsD &
LEE, General Agents for Virginia and North Caro-
lima,
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Mayor'S Court YeSterday-There was
only one case before Mayor raylor's court
Yesterday morning; that was the ease Of
white boy and coIored boy charged with
fighting in the public streets. They were
admonished and discharged.
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sAYi Send ten ceots, In stamps or silver. for
FIFTEEN fiicn-CoLoREp CHRoM0-CARDs.
DIAMOND SuIRT-FACToRY,
Post-Of,cc BOX COS, baltimore Nd
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy, slightly
warmer weather and local rains during
the afternoon or evening, northerly winds,
shifting to east and south, and during
Wednesday falling barometer.
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DYERS. &c.
BROOKS d LEE,

DRO0kS d LEE,
ID CENTRAL DYE-WORks,
1912 EAST BHoAD STREET, RkcHMOSD, VA.
Gentiem,ns Oyercoais, Goats, ,fants. Vosts, &C.,
and Ladies' Dresses. Sacques. hid Gloves, SAhcS.
shawls, Cloaks, Ribbons, and Feathers Ci.EAkfN
and Dl ED In Lrst-class 81 lie AT short notice.
NH lJ-lws
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I.yin cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complaints. Sll ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
Cl,eralion, Falling and Displscemenie, and the
coa.oqucnt Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly
adapted ,o tie Change OF Life.
n VIII dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
In IN carly stage of Development. Thctendency to
caneerouf humor. :herc Is chockedvery sieediiyby
ilsnse
u Nanoyes fhnincss, fatulency, destroys all
craving for stimulauts, and relieves weakness OF
the sfomach. II cures Boatins, Headache, Ner'
VOWS Probation, General Debility, sleeplessnes;
depression, and Indigestion.
THAI feeling Of bearing down, caasiIng pain
weight and backache, Is always permanently lycurct
by iis use II will at all times and under all circum
aisnccs act IN harmony with the laws that govern
thc female system. For the cure of Kidney Com
plairs Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA y. PINKuAMs VEGETABLE COM
FOUND Is prepard at 233 and 235 Western ave
nuc, Lynn, Mass. Price, sl; six bottles for 80
Sent by mail in the form Of pills, also in the form
Iozeorc, on receipt OF price, 81 per box for either
MIR. PINKuAN freely answers all letters OF In
quiry. Send for pamphlet. Address as above
UcEttea fhfs paper.
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Small Por.-The smallpox patient In
Baconsyile is conyalcscing. This il the
only case that has been in Manchester since
December, and the party attacked is col
ored man, who caught the disease in Rich
mOnd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-15

THE sTEiNwAY 4 CuIcKERING are really the
only American pianos Of worldwide reputation.
They are better to-day than ever before. RYLASD
& LEE, Agents, 9I3 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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MERCHANTS having on hand any of JAxxsL.
AMER & Co.'S TINS win please send them -
GoDDiS & TniBBErr's on or before the eoSh
OF this month. VIII not be received affrr net
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Co,mty HemS.-The Chesterfield County
Court was IN session yesterday, and was en-
gagged in hearing criminal cases There are
several To be tried at this term.
The question Of enlarging the Chester
field courthouse il being agltated. The
present courthouse il rnquestionably too
small, and the prospects for having a new
building during the coming year are very
hriOht
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4 heiyy reduction In the prices Of VINE Pie
TUREs aud ENGRAyiNGs 10 make way for
changes for the next sixty day.
nh IL l.. LEWIS pig Main drc~f
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THE HALLEr 6 DAVIS pTANo las been before
the public about thirty year. Dr. Franz. Ilsz,,
the greatest tiring pianist, recommends u to
all musicians. RYLAND & LIZ, General Al,cxts
for Virginia and North Carolina.
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EASTER.CABDS, &c.

EASTER-CARDS
Of all the msnufacturcs-Piain, Frinsed, Pufed,
saun, Sichets, and other noycltios. Tho dncst
collection in the city from cents upwards Ale,
"a ine assortment of
BiRTIlDAi-CARDr.
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postal-card costs only one cent. and it may
save twenty-five or lfty dollars IN your purchase
Of PIANO or ORGAN by sending your name ans
address upon postal to
RAMOS & MOSES, Music Hour.
No.9l4 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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White Goods from the big sale IN New York cau
now be- had at very small advance on the cost At
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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CoRoSIAL CAsEs.-Monday night two
physicians were called to the boarding.
house OF Mrs. Terrell, on Broad street near
Brook avenue, to see citizen OF Henrico
there lying i'll. The doctors, upon arriving
at the house, found the man dead-as they
supposed-and policeman was sent to get
the coroner. Coroner Taylor soon respond
ed to the summons, but before he reached
him received information that the dead was
alive. i: was a ease OF alcohollsm. Inc
na.ient was in the course OF few hours
able to leave for home.
Last night Coroner Taylor was called
upon 10 view the body OF Martha Kiles, a
colored woman about thirty-fye years OF
age, employed by DR.. Hoge as cook, and
who died very suddenly in rear Of No. 10
north Sixth street. She was known to
have heart-disease, and death was probably
from that cause.
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MCSTH9SE WHIsKRY-,ho tost for family use.
". ID. BLAIR & Co,
100 east Main street.
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GRASD OrENfSG OF THE Boston BARGAIN
House, l4ll Main street. Don't fsil ~ can nAd
see the immense bargains offered.
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RAMOS MosEs-yiolins, Accorsioons, Baujs.,
Guitars, Strings, &c.
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The White Quilts A. LEVY BEoTIIEgs from the
big Fire sale arc the cheapest ever Offered IN this
city.
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ROE HERIISGs are getting scarce. W. -
BLAIR 4 CO., ll09 east Main street.
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TINsLEY's PEAS for sale very low 10 the trade.
". ID. BLAIg 3 CO.. 1l09 east Main.
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M'ch l3, M'ch IL, Mn 4, M'ch |
1850. 1851. 1882. 1852.
Y. g 6; v. 6 Y; 6. ". W. 9

stiil-born..... iii / i /
Whole number OF deaths Tor the month
OF February, 166-white, 20; colored, J3.
Mean temperature for week ending
March 18th. $50 00/ mean temperature for
week ending March nth, $50 2s/.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending
March 18th, Les inches; amount OF rainfall
for week ending March l1th, 0.4U inches.
Rate OF mortality Of whole population
was 25.2l per 1000 per annum; rate ofmor-
talty Of white population was 1910 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF co.
lOrcd population was 42.0J per 600 per
annum. J. G.. CtBs;L, VI. D.,
President Board Of Health.
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NJ ELLYsoS 4 CO., .,advertisingagents, inseitaa
yertisementsin all OF tc newspapers OF the United
states at publish rates. Orders LEFT at the Die
patch countins-room win receive prompt as'en'
ton,
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THE BEST ARE 1nE cnEApEsr.
DO not poison yourself by the use of iow-srtccd
mixtures, but call for Toilet-watcrs, Powders,
Cosmetics. &c., made byJ & y. ATKINSON, Lon
don.
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YDIA f. PINKHAM'S
YZCETABLE COMPOUND
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES 80 COMMON
10 OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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DR. 4. ". BENSON'S
SklN-CURE
4, warranted TO cure

ECZEMA, LETTERS, HUMoRS,
NIL ANIMATION, MILK-CRCST,
ALL ROUGH, sCALY ERUPTi0Es,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
sCTOFJLA ULCERS, PIMPLES, and
TENDER TECHNICS ON ALL PARTS
OF TIE BODY.
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No family should he without LYDIA +. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Billoumces, and Torpidiiy Of the Liver. Twenty
Ave cents pcr box sold 10y al druggists.
au 26-cOd
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RAMOS & MosEs-Estey Organs from $50 up
wards.
RAMOS & hosrs-Superb Pianos aud Oryaus;
polite attention.
RAMOS MosEs- complete foek Of all Mu<-
cal goods.
RAMOS a NosEs-All Sheet Music half pricc
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Napkins from the big New York Fire Sasc are
theop at LEVY nBorfkuse.
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DO you want Towoisy II m, 10 10 LEVY BnO-
TIERS. They show a big stock OF them from the
Fire Sale in New York.
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A reporter Of the Norfolk (Va.) Virginian
recently referred in that paper to con-
yersation with Professor Cromwell, the
world-renowned art-eXhibitor, wherein he
states that he had some year or so before
suffered excruciating torments from rheu-
matism, aud that he had tried aIl kinds OF
medicines and so-called cures-all without
effect. He heard, however, OF st. Jacobs
Oil, and resolved 10 give 1t trial, which
he did, and he stated that its effect on him
was almost magical. complete cure was
effected, aud since then he had never sui-
fercd from rheumatism. But In order that
he might be at all times prepared for the
enemy he never travelled without carrying
in his trunk bottle or 80 Of 81. Jacobs Oil.
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AT THE CHANGE or LiYB nothing equals Hor
HirrERs ~ aliay all troubles Incident thereto.
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SEEMS UNcLAIuED.-Packagcs Of seeds
from washington addressed 10 the follow
ing persons remain unclaiineu al .le hich-
mond post-ofilce: james .' ". 1airr, d. Z.
Carter, Frank Enroughty, "a,'is Enrough-
ty, Thomas w. Fussel, u, w. lakewood,
Lester Gatewood, Marcus harrs; i. Par
kins Scott, Writ Smith, James Ialley, s.
A. Thorpc, and James Throsinorton.
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PRAYFR-DooKs and iIiMhALs Ia great vac
riety:
BIRTHDAY and WEDpING-DAY CARDS In
new ayios.
CARLTON MCCARTHY CO..
NH s->lfa Ole Main st-crs.
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THE HOwITZER ASSOCIATION ACCEPTS THE
INVITATION OF AARON WLXEs Posi- TO
VISIT TRENTON, \. J.-At Il meeting OF the
Howitzer Association held last night at the
Hastings Court-room-James Il. Gray.
Esq, president-the following from Aaron
Wilkes Post was read, and it was unani-
mouslY agreed to accept the invitation ey-
tended:
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Gltllmend 1ispatth.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LApGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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(rnterod ut the Post-ofhce at Richmond. Va, as
second-class matter.i
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THE THEATRE. Snelbaker's Majestic
Consolidation gave its closing PERFORM
ance .t the Theatre last night 20 slim
audience. The entertainment was fair
throughout, and appeared to give satisfac-
ton. The musical sketch entitled Sharps
and Flats" by Miss Minnie sartelle and
Messrs. Spence and Bunell, ana the tight
rope exploits Of the japanese Lite All
Right" were perhaps the most enjoyable
features of the show.
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BnRTIlDAi-CARDr.
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IyAsfER CARDS

MCCARTHY & Co.
ol6 MAIs STREET,
nic Dow oponlns the largest and fines; sioci OF
EASTER CARDS
ever -e.n in Richmond.
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HEADQUARTERS AARON WILKES Posi-,
No. %, e.. A. r.,
DEPARTMENT OF NEW JERSEY.

Committees were appointed to confer
with the First Virginia Regiment and Otey
Battery Associations, and to provide trans
portation.
We are confident that our old soldiers
will be cordially welcomed by the members
of the Post, and all who go may be sure Of
having good time.
The Otey Battery Association have also
received and decided to accept similar
invitation.
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FLORIDA FRUIT.-SOmc Inc specimens OF
" crane fruit or shaddocks," were
shown us yesterday by Mr. d. N. IIanes,
Of Uenrico county, who brought them
from the grove Of Mr.. duncan j. Mcbride,
st. Mary's, Volusia county, Fla. This
fruit grows in great profusion in Florida,
and in appearance and liavor Is somewhat
similar TO the orange. over iour thousand
grew on the tree from which these specl-
mems were taken. Mr.. lanes saw water
melons two inches long, also snaps and
other vegetables growing in the fields.