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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-19

Hessrs A. H. Mott a Co.. John X. Cooke. J. +. Cu'-
trefl. peter q. Wdrtoick, Charles ". Glenn mnUf,
P0tchdtrn BreedeR, and others:
Goniomen,-l am to-day In receipt Of your coni-
plmcniary call upon me. Ia compliance WIN .le
rrauest therein expressed | announce myself
candidate for the ofice OF MAYORO OF THE CITY
M the election t. be held In May next, subject. "
course 70 the decision of primary eic,tipn OF %
"A convention. rs may by authority be- designated.
| may briefly add that was borl In the city, ana
have been resident Of the same during the iarser
portion Of my life, never far away; ana have h-
ways, since my childhood, been ideni 1ed with and
deeply interested in all that could concern IT.
growth ana prosperity. should 10 be tue ple@snre
II my fellow-ctilcns o. elect me to the Office Ot
Mayor shall enter upon its duties with an earnest
purpose as the Mayor OF the city, not OF purity or
clique, 10 protect the right, ard "a promote ~"
best Interests of every citizen and Of every c'lsl,
and a. foster q confluence Of that dccoium ana
good order which has herciOfOre justly teru tHc
pride and tie boast Of Our beautiful city.
Very respectfully, your vbcdieni .ery an,
an Ig-It JOIlN =. LAY.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, As; {;
Q A. NJ, 50; noon, 60; =. NJ, so; o p.
NJ, 70; midnight, 90.
Mean tpmpcrature. 6i3.
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RECEIVED OF c. F. Johnston, news
dealer, Main street, Young LddieS' journal
for May. This is an excellent No, full OF
stylish spring fashions and useful sugges-
tiOns, besides handsome pictures, interest
ing literature, and pleasing music.
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FOREIGN SHuPlEST.-The American bark
Carib. 294 tons, :. q. Russell master, clear
ed yesterday from the custom-house for
Santa Catharina, Brazil, with merchandise
from New York, valued at sj,3ii, and $50
barrels Of -four shipped by the HaXall-
Crenshaw Company, valued at 500, 1872. The
total value OF the cargo i S2G,07G.
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The WALKER LIGHT frUARD.-Thls tine
body OF citizen soldiery celebrated its
eleventh anniversary yesterday. At
O'Clock in the afternoon the company, un-
der command OF Captain II. C. Jones,
formed at the armory, fifty-one strong,
rank and file, and, headed by band Of
music. proceeded to the flats i'm rear -of
the almshouse, where the annual target
practice was had. The contest was de-
cded in favor Of Captain Jones, who was
awarded the company medal. Private
w. r. Holdsworth made the worst shot,
and was presented with tin medal. The
line being reformed. the company marched
back TO the city, and after paradlng some
Of the principal streets returned TO the ar
mory about - O'Clock. IL is needless to
say that the command presented hand
some appearance and that the soldierly
bearing Of the men was the subject OF the
most favorable comment.
At $50 o'clock the company and their
invited guests sat down TO splendid sup
per, prepared by Mr.. William Krausse.
After full justice had been done the tempt
ing viands, which were deIicately tempered
by wines Of the finest vintage, the follow
ing toasts were proposed;
' UUtNN fNtNHf'fns NpiipV''h VI NUN
always ready and anxious to face the oys-
ster (dredgers).
Responded to by General James Me-
Donald.
The First Regiment: With Il colonel of
known ability, IN der son Of the State,
with q Stern reliance upon the necessity OF
discipline, may il prove Patton to Others,
and continue 10 grow Bigger.
Responded to by Colonel c. j. Anderson.
Company Il: This moral company OF the
State, though commanded by q gentleman
of uncommon name, he has the assistance
Of the house OF Burgess. Christian, nm
English shire. \ Spot in the ranks is
like true Hinchman, always Pulling to
the post OF duty-in fact, keeps things
TOny.
Responded to by Lieutenant-Colonel j.
l.. Stern.
The Blu, and Gray: May the loom OF
good feeling so weave the colors that each
will be lost in the other.
Responded to by Lieutenant 4. T.,
Phillips.
In addition TO the above, volunteer toast
were responded to by Colonel John b.
Purcell, Major James d. Patton, Captains
Parater, Brown, Jones, and DinLeen.
Letters were read from Captain John :.
WISE, Sergcant-Maior Daniel, Captain l.,
l.. Bass, and others, regretting their ina
bilty to be present.
The company dispersed at a late hour,
voting the anniversary splendid success
in every particular.
One Of the most pleasing incidents OF the
evening was the presentation by the COM
pany to Captain Jones for his wife OF
handsome pyramid Of flowers. The pre-
sentation was made by Lieutenant Burgess
I'm a neat and appropriate speech.
The growth of this company within the
past twelve months is source Of gratitica'
ton 20 it, friends. At the last anniversary
it could only muster twenty-four men.
Yesterday, as stated above, there were
tifty-one rank and file. This marked inn
proyement is due 10 the cXertions Of the
officers and older men OF the command,
and also to the wisdom Of the city in pro-
yiding an armory for our military.
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MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING SATURDAY, APRIL -, 1882 CouSeS Of
Death: ApopeXy. / white; cerebro-spinal
mcnengitis / white; childbirth, white !;
congestion OF brain, l white; congestion
Of lungs, . colored consumption, . white,
3 col0red; convulsions tiniantile), > white !;
debility, colored; dysentery, / colored; (;
fever (childDcd), . colored; fever (congcs-
tive. | colOred; fever typhoid), white; !;
heart-disease, colored; infanticide, CO.
lored: iniantilc lockiaw 1 cOlored intem-
perance, colorcd; old age, , cOlored !;
pneumonia, white; premature birth. .
white septicamia, colored; unknown, |
white, colored. Whole number OF deaths
in the city. exclusive Of still-birthS, 81.
LOcalitg: Marshall Ward, s; Jefferson
Ward, 5; Madison Ward, 3; Monroe
Ward, .; Clay Ward, 3; Jackson Ward,
6; almshouse. 6; penitentiary, 2.
Rate OF mortality Of whole population
was %. 10 per 1000 perannum: rate ofmor-
tality Of white population was 24.l2 per
| 900 per annum; rate OF mortality Of CO.
lored population was 3G.32 per 1000 per
annum. J. G. CABELL, VI. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, followed
by increasing cloudiness and rain. west
erly backing to southerly winds, lower ba-
rometer, and stationary temperature.
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HuStiHgS Court. - Yesterday, in pursu-
ance OF a grand-iury indictment charging
William G. Hall (colored) with the CON-
mission OF five or more distinct felonies,
including forgery and breaking Jail, that
individual was put on trial before Jury
i'm the Hastings Court OF this city-,Judge
French presiding. The jury OF fellow
low-citizens on whom Hall east himself (as
required by law for deliyerance did not
seem to take the ,ame roseate view OF his
offences as the prisoner did, for the
aggregate OF their findings "0n the
issue Joined" included Tor the pris-
oner an eleven years residence in the
penitentiary. The verdict was for the
forgery by the prisoner OF the name OF
William boswell 10 two notes-one for
sol. 40 and the other for Sl3.2J. The Judge
passed sentence on Hall. The other
charges against him will probably not be
pressed il this Judgment Is 20 stand. II
may be mentioned that Halls iorgerie'
came near getting two reputable citizens
into serious trouble.
Charles Carter (colorod), on conviction
OF misdemeanor, was ordered fifteen lashe'
by the Court.
Charles Timberlake (colored), two cases
OF petty larceny, was given twenty-five
lashes, fined cent, and put IN jaii fOi
thirty-days.
Citizen Ned Robinson (colored) was ac-
Quilted Of an alleged petty infraction OF
law involving the abstraction Of other peo-
pies goods and chattels.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Fauora5ly Decided.-The suit Of Man
chester Us. Ericsson was decided in the
United States supreme Court Monday. The
law points were decided in favor OF Man.
chester, and the court ordered new trial.
which will probably come off at the next
term Of the United States Circuit Court
Judge Hughes. II will be remembered
that Ericsson fell over the Free bridge en-
bankment several years ago and was badly
injured. He instituted suit for $780, 900
damages, and the Jury awarded him $4,000.
The city OF Manchester took an appeal, re-
suting ~ above stated.
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We can warrant plano for iye ycars' and give
stool aud cover, for 5000 cash, On .22j by install
mrnts. RAMOS & MOSES,
gl4 AIaln street, Richmond. "a.
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DUBY'S ROYAL GLIDING,
READY FOR INSTANT USE.

This magnificent LIQUID GLIDING may DC
used wherever gold adds beauty.
IL Instantly gives surface resembling SOLID
GOLD. no matter where applied.
IL r. extensively used by manufacturers, deeora-
tors, glders. ac.
FOR LADIES.
RuBY'S ROYAL GLIDING Is Invaluable for
Gilding Household Ornaments. Frames. Corniees,
Baskets Fans, Et4gcrc Objects, Decorative Paint
ing, &c.
Most fashionable articles are more than doubled
in value By the merest touch OF gold.
ANY ONE CAN USE TIA CANEL'S-HAIR
BRUSH IN EVERY B0X-TiiE COST
IL THRILLING.
WEST. JoHseToS & Co, 9i2 east Main;
s. T.. D. WALFORD, AIT east BROAD:
T.. ~ PRANK. 20 north Ninth street;
l.. LEWIS, Di2 east Main;
H. GpNsT 4 sos,s60 east Broad; -,
RAsDoLrB 4 EsGLIsn 1909 Main; and oy al
NM York CHEMICAL MAN,F'e co.
ap l2-eod2ws New YORK.
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THE INTERNATIONAL Exhibitions AT PARIS
awarded 20 j. & 4. ATKINSON, The London Per-
fnmers. the frst prize for perfection In Tie eN-
qulslte odor II their Gold Medal Bouquet.
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RICnMoND. Anil ~. 1882.
PERSONAL.

MOTTO E-TO THE PUBLlt.-N2.
y sAMT.L j. WILKINSON u no longer cuu-
uerted with me in the detective bU.iut.s- ~
brother. DANIEL WREN, has suDctse'lef h.m in
nv smploy, join WHEN.
RIcHioND, April II, 1852. ap l9-zt-
V'O THE HEIRS or CHARLES
/ CLARE. GEORGE CLARK. AND ~A.Ah
WOODWARD: As administrator Of The eiia'e 10.
Frederick WoodsOn, deceased. have been ordered
by tho Circuit Court of P0whatin. IN the iena'uf
siit of Wood ON. admin, trator, -. ood al.
Dabucv. aud others, D. give Won notice t0 puet
and assert and prove your claims q tir fuui 10
my hands. WILLIS y. pAt't
ap l2-Nfw Adinlhst't'n.'
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The Vote on the City-HalI Appropria-
tiOu.

The following resolution, introduced by
Mr.. Pizzini, having passed both branches
Of the Council, has been approved by Mayor
Darlington:
Resoired (the Board Of Aldermen con-
curring), That at the next municipal cleo
ton, TO be held on the [25th] day OF May.
poll be opened to take the sense Of the
qualified voters Of this city upon the ques-
ton whether the City Council shall appro-
PIRATE the necessary amount mot exceeding
$500, ,OOO) to provide a suitable city hall to
accommodate all the officers and courts OF
the city.
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The EsTEY ORGAN has been recognized As the
leading organ by all aud ROW Professor Hair
proves his appreciation by purchadng hne pe'iai
instrument. RAMOS x MosEs. Agents.
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fFrom the Home Journai.l
A REMARKABLE DISCOVERY.
A REAL SKIN CURE.
THERE Is ONLY ONE,
AND THAT WITH SIMPLE NAME.

Beware Of inipostors, pirates, or any old articles
which now suddenly claim to be best. They have
been tried and found wanting, while this has been
proved a remarkable success.
NO PoMPoUs NAME.
This curative needs no pompous incomprc-
hcnsble title Of Greek or Latin TO sustain ~, hut
Its simple English name appeals directly to the
common sense Of The people. And the people are
signally manifcsiing their appreciation OF this
frankness by selecting and using DIR. BENSON's
SKIN CURE In preference to all other professed
remedies.
DIR. c. W. Benson has long been well known as a
successful physician and surgeon and his life study
has been the diseases Of the nervous system and OF
the skin; since ne has been persuaded to put his
New Remedy and Fayorite Prescription as a "skin
Cure" on the market, varions things have sprung
DIP into existence, or have woke mp from the sleepy
state in which they were before and now claim TO
be The Great Skin Cures.
ss- Beware Of limitations, or the various articles
which have been advertised for years or struggled
along having no real hold or merit on the public,
that now ondeavor to keep head above water by ad-
yertIsing themselves as 1.-The Great skin Cure"
Non, IS genuine and reliable except On. G. w.
BENsoN's SKIN CURE. Each package and bot
tie bears his likeness Internal and external rene
dy, two bottles In one package. Price, al; get at
your druggists.
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FRESH sUrPLY or SMOKED sALHoN ~ W. d.
BLAIR & co.'s. Main street.
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9l4 MAIy sTREET-RAMos Nosks-lhe
agency Of The KNABE, DUNHAM' hAiNEs' ana
PEAsE PIANOS, and EsTEY, SMITH, and STIR
= tNsg nuCags.
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STAGE LINES.
UNDERWRITERS.

IOSEPH w. LAUBE, ssEDsr
O EJRNfsHiN6-UNDF AhE,i, ,~<n
CORNER FIRST ASD BROAD STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BuRtAL-C A-Sc,
ROBES, HEARsE, HACKS,
and all things requisite at LOWEST RATES.
Telegraphie and country orders solicited.
mn cod
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HH- on sll sales OF Real Estate made between tie
present year have to he paid by the purchaser ON
al sales made between the 1st OF July and last Of
the year thc taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
lThIs custom was adopted about fifteen years sxo
by all The real estate agents in Richmond. and APP
plies to Richmond aud ylcinit,.I
JAS. MACDoUGALL, l0k A. NJ. genteei hou--
hold furniture, hall-clOck, SC.
+. HOLZINGER, High Constable, 10 A. NJ. stock
OF cOnfectioncrlcs. showcases, tobacco, cigars.
toys, furniture, counters, &c, nj store No.
1909 east Main street.
JNO. l.. LAIGIiTON, JR., l0k A. NJ, p9rl0r-
organ, piano, furniture, Sc.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses. mules,
&c. Nc.
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RELIEF FOR ALL ovERwoRKED BRAINS.
CAUSE AND CURE.
DIR. c. W. BENs0N'S CELERY AND CHAMO-
MILE PILLS are valuable for school children who
sulIer from nervous headaches caused by an over
worked brain I'm toir studies and for all classes Of
hard BRAIN workers whose Over-tasked nervous
centres need repair and scdation. Nervous trcmor,
weakness, and paralysis, are being daily cured by
these pills. They correct costiyeness but are not
purgativc. Price, 50c., or six boxes for $3.50,
postage free to any address For sale by all drug
gists. Depot, Baltimore, Nd. where the Doctor
can be addressed. Letters Of inquiry freely an
swcrcd.
c. y. CRITTENTON, New York, Is wholesale
agent for Dr. CIV. Benson's remedies.
ap 1G-eOdlw
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+ YDIA f. PINKHAM'S

twin cure entirely the worst form Of Female
mpiaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
Ciceration, Falling and Displacements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly
adapted 70 tie Change Of Life.
II will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
In an early stage Of development. Thetendency to
cancerous humors there Is chcckedyery speedilyby
It's use.
II removes faintness. hauency, destroys all
craving for stlmuanis. and relieves weakness OF
the stomach. II cures Bloating, Headaches, Ner-
yous Prostration. General Debility, slecplessness
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain,
weight. and backache, IS always permanently cured
bv its use. 1t viii at all times and under all circum-
stances act In harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plalnts Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA T.. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepard at 233 and 235 Western ave
pue. Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for 50.
sent BY mail IN the form Of pills, also In the form Of
lozenges on receipt Of price, 81 per box for ether
Mrs. PISIlHAM freely answers all letters OF ln-
1uirv. send for pamphlet. Address as above.
Mention this paper.
No family should De without LYDIA +. PiNh
81, .,.a r tx~Hsrz ntT rTheV eure Combination.
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HELP THE OLD PEoPLE.-The Little Sis.
ters Of the Poor, that self-sacriiicng band
OF Christian workers who devote their
lives TO comforting and caring for old age
and intirmity, will have pound-party on
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Of next
week. Every little Offering that can be
made will be gratefully received and most
judiciously applied. Those who give may
be assured that their donation Will bring
that consolation and happiness which i
felt by him alone who is confident Of hay
ing assisted in properly-applied charity.
Go and help the Little Sisters in their good
work. II you have not time 10 go out 10
the Home, corner OF Main and Haryie
streets, Just leave your contribution either
with Messrs. Christian 4 White. 8l4 Main
street; MIR. Robert English, 5ll Leigh and
Second streets, or with Mr.. Philip O'Neil,
502 Louisiana street, Rockets.
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DECREASED PiI.oTAoE IS HAMPTON ROADS.
The new pilot-lnw, which has passed both
houses Of the General Assembly, contains q
provision to the effect that all vessels call-
ing at Hampton Roads for orders will only
be charged one-half pllotage in and out.
(Also, that all steamers calling at Norfolk or
Newport News for coal will only be charged
ons-half pilotagc In and out. These provi-
sions make Hampton. Roads for calls and
Norfolk and Newport News as eonlh,g sta
fions the cheapest on the Atlantic coast.
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Chesterfield County.-The people OF Ches-
terfed county, who have long desired and
sought provision by law for the efficient
working Of the public roads in their coun-
ty, are very grateful to their senatorial rep
resentative. Major Joseph Walker, for hay'
ing yesterday pressed to its passage the
bill some time since introduced by him to
accomplish the purpose alluded TO. As MI
know who have ever during winter at
tempted to thread the devious intricacies
Of her muitifarious and widely-diyergent
highways, Chesterfield mud is exceedingly
tenacious, OF uncertain depth, very trying
TO the patience Of people, and entirely de-
structiye to horse or mule flesh. 4 mea-
sure that is likely, # faithfully carried out,
TO improve our means Of travel viii not be
subject for any regret.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
TO JUDGE JOHN +. LAY.

We, the undersigned unite IN requesting you 10
announce yoursolf u CANDlDAft FOR TIE
NAYORAITN or THE CITY AZ the election 20
be held on the 18th day Of MAY, 1882.
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rT,WO spLENDID NILCH COWS r,sst

fINO oILENb'p IniiN' "" ktS{3s
i FOR sALE-one at the pail, the other.LS-4--
about 10 ealye Roth thoroughbred Jerseys, bred
by A. Y. 4 N. ". Rowe. The milking cows mitk
Is in large part cream. Can be .een at the tasr-
Grounds. w. W. FINNfy.
ap lo-eod3t wilkinsons Iiall, Ninth street
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ROE HERRisGs are getting scarce. W. ID
BLAIR a CO.. llO9 east Main street.
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TrSsLEY's PEAS for sale very low 10 The trade
W.D. BLAIR & CO.. llO9 east Main.
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To get the latest song or pre.tcsi new piece oi
instrumental music all the ladies are rccomineuds"
to 20 10 RAMOS & MOSES, Ola Main street.
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NJ. ELLYsOS 4 Co, advertising agents, ao
yertisemenisin ali Of the newspapers oi the 'h''u
states at publishers rates. Orders leit a. 'ho D's'
patch counting-room Will receive lfoiHp' ~'e"'
ton.
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The enforcement o. dH The p.anists ana We
Mozart Association r. that The hNAhE PiANo mas
no equal. RAMOs & MpsKs, Agents.
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Losr, sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.

OSI, A BLACK-AND-TAN ~
80, shO II IN poor condition. ears and
nttiypFl' answers 20 The name Of " DAISY
1,do ,dsoent.lItwsrd viii he paid upon her return to
I-Ou hfoad street ap le-2tF
OsT, ON FRIDAY, I'm IN -
nIANI. bLACk-AND-TAN TER-=-<--n
hlLh ~kAisEK" Had no collar on. suitable
!ss'5d WI te paid for his delivery 90 No. lOlG
'a'' broad slrcts. ap ls-2ts
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No family should be without LYDIA +. PiNh
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Bniousness, and Torpidity Of the Liver. Twenty
i've cents per box. sold by all druggists.
au 26-eod
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colonel william =. Tanner has Just purchased
,be dne.. concert KNABE GRAND PIANO made.
n. supcr,or f. no, 10 be found anywhere. You
who douht or thluk 70 the contrary ask The Colonel
90 iet Won Try he piane RAMOS & MOSES, Agents
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a.
the DISPATCH PRISrfSG-licvsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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COMPANY DIS ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
The promenade concert and drill Of Com
pany ID on It's tenth anniversary, at The
Regimental Armory tonight, will be Gas 1t
deserves TO be) well attended. Two hun
dred admission-tickets have been disposed
OF, and every arrangement perfected to
give the friends OF the company an enioya-
bic time.
Two beautiful silver medals will be COM
pcted for by the priyates and sergeants re-
spectively; the sergeant's medal being
offered by Mr. Il. ID. Adam, an eX-membeT
Of the company, and the other by Captain
Brown.
Colonel Stern and Captains BossieuX and
Elicit will act as judges on the occasion.
Voelker's full string and brass-band viii
be in attendance, and IN attractive pro-
gramme has been prepared, (which VIII
render the decennial anniversary OF Com
pany ID long TO be remembered.
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COPELAND At MOzART HALL.-Oyer six
hundred people gathered at Mozart Hall
last night to hear Colonel Copeland lecture
on the mistakes Of Ingersoll. He began
by stating that infdelity traced the origin oi
the globe 10 two things-the atom and the
law OF evolution that evolution got be-
hind the atom, and by pushing it increased
il 20 a flower; that evolution got behind
the flower and pushed out OF il cabbage ;
that the cabbage was evolutioned until 1t
became cOcoanut, the cocoanut until it
eyolutioned into monkey, and the mon
key sprang TO the ground, dropped his
tail, and 10, it was an American. One by
one he took up the arguments Of the famous
infidel and reduced them TO atoms.
The lecturer has the characteristics OF
the westerner in his delivery, and in his
hearty, earnest, eloquent, and withal hu-
morous argument, ELECTED applause upon
applause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-19
COMMISSIONER OF SALES.

House bill TO create the office 81 general
commissioner Of sales for the several coun-
ties and cities in the Commonwealth COM
ing ND, Mr.. Frazier moved that the House
insist upon its disagreement 10 the Senate
amendments and ask for a committee OF
conference, TO be composed Of three men,
bers from the Senate and five from the
House.