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DEATHS.

Diad, nj the residence OF her nephew, William
SIMPSON sos seventeenth street, twenty minutes
10 4 O'CLOCK l.. NJ, the 9Th instant, Miss MARGA-
RET COURTNEY, Of the County Tyrone Ireland,
aged seventy years, sistor-n-law 10 the late James
simpson.
Her friends aud those Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral from the house
at 3o'clock 7. N. the 7th Instant.
Died. February 18th, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, An
DREW PIZZiNl. Sr. native Of Corsica. France,
but citizen Of Richmond for forty years.
Ills funeral will take place from ~ Peters
Cathedral at 81 O'Clock THIS Tuesday MORN
ING. Friends and acQuain tances are Invited 10
attend without further notice.
Died m his residence. February 9th, after long
and protracted Illness. which he bore with Chris
tan iortitudc. ID. ". TOTTl, IN the seyenty-sey-
enth year Of his age.
FUNERAL VIII take place THIS TUESDAY MORN
ING. at ! | o'clock, from his late residence. No.
$50 Brook avenue.
Dird. IN Baltimore. February 9th General WAL
TER GWYNN, Of Virginia.
His remains viii reach here THIS AFTERNOON
at 300 o'clock at Union Depot. Eighth and Byrd
streets. Intcrmentat Hollywood. Friends are In
'yiled 10 attend.
Died. February 81, at $40 z. W.. at "Squ.rrcl
Park" Charles City county. Y e, ANNA VI. BRAD
LEY, wife of Philip \. Ilaxall.
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That Observation-Disclosures Check
Sill guDaiu.

The check for $4,000 given last Tues
dav. q, required by the term, OF the sale,
IN the purchaser, the Baltimore, Cincin-
natl and Western Railroad Company, OF
the Washington and Ohio railroad, not
having been paid by that company, wa, to-
day returned by the Market Bank Of New
York. upon which it Vas drawn, to The
First National Bank in this city. with
which it was deposited for collection by
the commissioners, whcrcupon the COM
missioncrs informed Mr. IIayt. treasurer
and representative OF the purchasing COM
pany, by telegram, that they would file o
report Monday next in the Circuit Court
OF Richmond city stating the failure on The
part OF his company to comply with the
terms OF said sale, and that on Thursday
next decree would be taken ordering u
resale OF the Washington and Ohio rail-
road at the risk OF the purchaser, together
with judgment for the costs OF the for
mcr sale.
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an act approved November 8, 1870, entitled
an ret declaring the Shenandoah river
lawful fence within the county OF Ilar .,
House bill No. 169, to Incorporate .ne
Norfolk and Gloucester Steamboat 'oh-
pany. .~,e-
House bill No. 1T3, 10 authorize Inc rus
tees of IIigh-strect Baptist church, Dan
vile, TO borrow money. a,
House bill No. I1G, to provide Tor INC
purchase OF corn by the supervisors OF
Patrick county. a.
Uousc bill No. IL, TO incorporate The
town Of IIaymarket, Prince William.
House bill No. 1877. in relation to public
vaccination i'm the State.
Senate bill No. 40, to authorize the FORM
alton Of the Ircn-Belt Railroad Company
Adjourned.
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Virginia News.

Thomas c. Nash, a prominent commits
sion merchant Of Norfolk, died suddenly ut
the Atlantic Hotel Sunday afternoon.
Grandson :. Tansell, a well-known citi-
zen of Prince William county, died last
week. He was wounded in the Mexican
war, and never recovered from the wound.
The Warrenton True Index states that
Robert +. and Tabitha Helm lost four OF
their seven children by diphtheria between
the Sth and 18th ultimO.
At Buchanan on Sunday night Edward
Martin, well-knOwn merchant, while de-
lirious from typhoid-ieyer, shot himself
through the heart.
Mr.. David Sexton, n wcll-knOwn citizen
Of Wytheville, died at his residence on Fri
day morning OF heart-disease. lie was in
his scvcnty-third year.
4 cutting aflray is reported a. having oc-
CURED on Wednesday between two white
men near Hickory Ground, Norfolk county,
in which one Of the parties was severely
cut in the breast.
The famous forger William Smith alias
Paul Jennings alias John Hamptain, who
was sent to the penitentiary for forging the
name OF William Shields, and who recently
forged the name OF James Owens and others,
has been arrested az Pittsylyania Court
house by Dcputy-Sherif Charles L. Holt.
The Pearsburg Vbginidn says: Mr..
William Stafford, who killed the wolf near
Staflordsyille, Il few days since, has been
heard from again. This time he has killed
two red foxes while standing in the same
tracks. He did the work with his double
barrelled shot gun.
On Thursday last, a. the sloOp Orphan
Boy was sailing on the Northwest river.
bound from North Carolina TO Norfolk with
a load az corn, the captain OF the vessel,
Henry Etheredge by name, fell dead upon
the deck while saving wood, death re-
sulting from the bursting OF blood vessel.
He was about fifty years OF age, and was
originally from Cape Cod, Mass. but his
home had been in Tanners Creek town.
ship for q number OF years past. His rela-
tons took charge Of his remains.
The trial OF J. T.. Pursell for the murder
Of Henry II. Gutridge, which commenced
in the County Court Of WeStmoreland ON
Monday the 23d Of January, has been con-
cluded by the jury bringing in verdict OF
not guilty after a very short deliberation.
II was not denied by the defence that the
prisoner had killed Gutridgc, the proof OF
which was overwhelming but it was claim
ed that there was crcumstantial evidence
sufficiently strong to warrant the bolioi
that the killing was done in scli-deience-
especially inasmuch as the prisoner had
previously borne n good character.
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INTEREST N TIE WASHINGTON REPUBLI-
C,N SOLD.-Gcneral Thomas j. Brady, one
OF the principal owners OF the Washington
National Republican, has sold his interest
in that journal. The purchaser is Mr.. w.
A. Patton, OF New York, who represents q
syndicate OF gentlemen, who. according to
an editorial article which appeared yester-
day in the Republican, "beleye IN the Re
publican party and it, principles aud
who care convinced that the time has come
when vigorous effort should be made TO
extend the circulation OF Republican
journal in the South 1t is understood
that there will bc no change in the edito-
rial and business departments Of the paper
Mr.. Hallett Kilbomn remaining as business
manager, and Mr.. George {. Gorham aS
editOr-in-chief.
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The acceptance by General GRANTS
friend, the Rev. Mr.. NEWMAN, a minister
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church NORTH,
oitbe pastorate Ola Congregational church in
New York city, was accounted avery strange
thing; but 1t was rs nothing when COM
pared with the acceptance by the Rev. w.
q. CowLE, q Methodist Protestant preacher,
now In Pennsylvania, OF the pastorate of
Unitarian church in Chicago. The
Methodlsts and the Unitarians have no.
thing in common, so 10 speak, the former
being believers In the Trinity, and the
latter dlsbelIevers, as their name indicates.
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Curious catch"

WEST PoINT, Va, February G, lSS2.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
| heard to-day OF a very remarkable
"catch" by young lady who was fishing
in Poropotank creek last fall, and ! would
like TO know if any OF your readers can
beat it.. The lady received Il very severe
bite" ut her line, and giving the pole 4
Jerk with that energy which none but fe-
male can. she landed an eel, crab, and a
toadfsh. This, too, with bUt one hook.
The eel was black. about five feet long, and
had blue eyes. Did you ever hear OF such
thing! SEMEN.
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crAIrNTON.

=
rr.ycTrox M STEWARD AT THE WESTERN
LuSAT1c AsYLuM-PERsoS AL--hkAVf
SNOW.
fcorrcunondenee Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
FEBRUARY 4, 1882.
The Board OF Directors OF the western
Lunatie Asylum held their brsl quarterly
meeting yesterday. Among severn, mat
tiers Of special interest which came before
the Board was the election OF steward
TO ill the vacancy caused by the reslgna-
ton Of Mr.. Samuel A. IIoshour, VINO mas
occupied the position for many years, anu
whose health has given way.
The office i one OF the best In the insti-
tuition, as the incumbent get. salary OF
81 900 year and the board OF his family.
There were several applicants ana Tour
nominations. After fourteen ballots MI.
J. NJ. Weaver, OF Rockingham county. was
unanimously elected. Mr.. Weaver was
the nominee Of Judge c. 7. O'Ferrall, and
was strongly pressed by him as highly
capable man for the position. lie Is
member Of the Board OF Supervisors q
Rockingham county and highly-csteemed
citizen; is in politics Readiusier, but Is
popular with both parties. Ills term OF
Office at the asylum will commence on the
lst OF April next.
J. W. Morrison, Esq, OF this city, one
OF the directors Of the National Valley
Bank, whose critical Illness was mentioned
in the Dispatch some months ago, went to
Baltimore this week, accompanied by MIS-.
Morrison, and will remain there several
months under medical treatment. Mr..
Morrison's health has much improved, and
he has III a great measure recovered the
use OF his speech.
It commenced showing here long before
day, and has been showing steadily ever
since, with no prospect OF an early cesSa-
ton. At the time OF this going 10 mail
$3.50 p. NJ the snow is sixteen inches deep
Everything locked up. PENN
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The weight Of authority against the reso-
luton adopted list week by tho House OF
Delegates, declaring that judges may con-
stitntionally be elected to serve out unex-
pred terms. would have appeared to be
much moro decidedly against the Read
lusters II we had not omitted the names Of
TAYLOR scoTT, WALTER N. JOHNSTON, and
HOMES CosRAD, Esq, all good lawyers and
81 Of whom were opposed TO the passage Of
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STOLE THE SANE HORSE TWICE, But CAP
TURED AT LAsT.-On Monday last Del Wat
son, OF Warm Springs, Bath county, was
arrested and taken to Lewisburg, West
Va, where he is now in Jail to answer to
the charge OF horsc-stcaling. 1t appears
that some time in August last Watson went
to Greenbrier county, West Va, and stole
horse from Mr.. Rennick Sivey, took II to
Green county, and, it is supposed, sold II.
Finding that he was about to be traced up
be returned to Green, restole the horse,
took it to Grecnbrler and sold It second
time, pocketing the money. The father OF
young Watson i very respectable old
gentleman, and l. much grieved at the mis-
conduct Of his hayward son.-Hightoad
Recorder.
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Mr.. BLAME is posing a. Hamlet, not as
MARK ANTHONY. The play win not go on
In 1884 without him. Mr.. ARTHUR, ana
GoRuAM, and GRANT, and all the rest OF the
stalwarts, may as well make up their minds
that BLAME Is the Prince OF Denmark
And whenever he draws his sword against
one OF the famous or infamous 500, he VIII
soon afterwards be heard to exclaim, az III
the case OF PoLoNiUs the shakspearean
HAMLET does
.pend-for Q ducaL"
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LYNCHBURG.

THE DEATHS OF MESSRs. JAMES I. PAYNE AND
WILLIAM II. HAl.L-TIIE COL0RED NORMAL
sCHoOL-APPolNTMENT OF ASSISTANT POST
MASTER, sc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FEBRUARY 4, 1882.
No occurrence has created more wide
spread sorrow in this community for many
years than the sudden death at the Opera
House last evening Of Dir. James +. Payne.
The deceased was about siXty-five years Of
age, and was one OF the best-known and
most Mghly-esteemed citizens OF Lynch
burg. lie was descendant OF Sir Cover
non Alexander Spotswood, and had held
many positions OF honor and trust. His
death resulted from heart-dlsease, and was
instantaneous. 1t was at first supposed
that Mr. Payne had simply tainted. andthe
concert, for the benefit OF the Ladies' Re-
lief Association, was proceeded with, but as
soon rs the true state OF affairs was made
known the entertainment was brought TO
close, and the audience quietly dispersed.
Mr.. William III. Hall, "a prominent citi-
zen whose illness has been mentioned In
this correspondence, died at his residence,
on Church street, at an early hour this
morning. The deceased hid had q pro-
tracted illness, and died lamented by Il
large family and hosts of attached friends.
A large meeting OF the best colored peo-
pie OF the city was held In Court-Street
Baptist church last evening, at which n
COMMITTEES was appointed TO memorabilia
the Legislature to locate the proposed State
Colored Normal School at Lynchburg.
Wyatt NJ. Elliott, DR., son OF General FL
liott, OF Appomattox county, has been APP
pointed assistant postmaster OF this city.
This, Postmaster Statham informs me, Is
the only change that will be made in his
force just yet.
1t set In showing here about IL O'Clock
last night, and the ground Is covered 10
the depth OF fourteen inches.
BEAUMONT.
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BiRDwELL SLOTE IN BAD IiEALTH.-tUt-
cinaGE, February "a telegram was sent
from indianapolis Friday night stating that
the "Mighty Dollar company had dis
banded in that city on account OF the ILL
ness OF Mr.. William J. Florence, and an
noumcing also that that gentleman would
probably retire from the stage permanently.
4 reporter, Knowing that the actor was at
the Grand Hotel suffering only with bad
cold, visited him al his apartments this AZ
ternoon. Mr.. Florence stated that he was
much improved, and entcrtainedn thought
OF disbanding his company. lie said he
had been working very hard this season,
and had caught cold at st. Louis, which
Obliged him to take care OF himself. He
came to this city last Monday and placed
himself i'm the care OF DIR. Dawson, and,
through the services OF that physician, he
has been steadily improving, and thought
he would be able TO play in Dayton next
Monday. His engagement at indianapolis
was simply cancelled, not his troupe dis
banded, as telegraphed.
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a ducst."

II Mr.. HowIsoN shall employ JAMES T.
TAYLOR, Esq, to test the title OF Judge
WEEDoS 20 The Office the latter now holds,
Mr.. TAYLOR will of course apply TO the
House Of Delegates for writ OF gro ''d'-
.rnfn
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"INDTAS DEPARTMENT" WASHINGTON, ID. G.
l am anxious to introduce DIR. BulPs
Cough Syrup among my Indians, having
used IL myself for several months, aud
think II one OF the fines. remedies ever
found. l assure you II Is the only thing
that ever relieved me OF n protraeted congh
brought on by exposure while ON The Sioux
commission last year. a. e.. BOONE,
Agent for Poncas and United States Com
missioner.
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VIRGINIA POSTAL NEWS. The post-otliee
at Wallen's, Lee county, has been discon-
tlnued; mail goes to Jonesville. Dir.
Archibald Peachey has been commissioned
postmaster Mt williamsburg, James City
county,
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc men, "A
vi bcrs II RICHMOND LODGE, IN
10. are requested to attend stated COM *
Hall. corner Third and Main streets, THIS
TUESDAY EVENING at 7 O'Clock. Election ~
Junior Warden will take place. Members Of
sister lodges and all transient brethren In good
standing are invited % meet with a..
By order Of the ". VI.
JAMES Z. RIDDiCK. secrot1ry.
FEBRUARY 7, 4. l.. 5SS2, \. ID. lS52.
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DAYDRuPF is removed by tie use OF Co
coaine, and 1t stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnctts Fayoripg Extracts are the
best.
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Correspondence 81 INc EltHWpufl Dl1lhiitNsl
COvlXGToS. February 4, 1882.
The citizens OF this place seem to have
caught the spirit % universal in this state,
and have petitioned the Legislature to
grant them the privilege Of voting on local
option at the spring election.
Colonel ". A. Kupcr, who has been
looking out several routes for the cXtcn-
sion al the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road, reports fayOrabiy on the one along
tic waters Of the Jackson river. Should
this he selected il would add greatly 70 the
prosperity Of Co,ington, and develop some
Of the finest IMMORAL lands in The state.
snow fell stnight TO the depth OF twelve
inches, and it is still falling. In consc-
quencc OF this the trains on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway have been greatly delay
ed to-day. The businessmen here COM
plain OF an unusually dull season. and
hence the drummer" has met with but
little more than q smile during the past
month. Who can refuse him this?
The Coyin2ton Literary and Debating
Society is progressing finely. It's sessions
are well attended, and great interest Is
manifested on the part Of those who parti-
cipate in it, exercises.
The marrying fever seems TO be al is
height. Rev. W. f.. Harris has joined to-
ecihcr two happy couples during The past
ten days, and il Is officially announced that
gentleman connected with the AHeghdny
Tribune will take unto himself one OF
Coyington'> far daughters next Ncdnos-
day evening.
The ice crop 50 far has been almost a
complete failure in this county, and Tie
farmer, are praying for cold weather
Franc.
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LECTURES.
CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE. &c.

ZINE AND ARTISTIC CHINA
T0R
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
just received
BERLIN FIGURES,
DRESDEN ORNAMENTS.
VENETIAN VASES,
MALACInTE COLOGNE SITS,
HANILAND's DESSERT SITS
LONDON SMOKED ICE-CREAM SETS,
PERSIAN TEA SERVICES,
FRENCH gRONzEs,
BRASS FIRE SETS,
BRIGHT STEEL FIRE SITS,
JAPANESE COAL VASES,
and host Of articles useful as well as ornamental
ror Holiday Presents, which AN Offering at 10"
prices.
''''e wv" l. T.. TAYLOR,
dei7 1Oll Main street, opposite post-oniee'
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MARRIAGES.

Married at Broad-Stree. Methodist church, Jam
nary 9th, 10y Rev. w. G.. starr, BENJA MIN
BATES 10 HENNIE L. WILKINSON both Of
Richmond. No cards
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the resolution. The hrst-named voted
"No., The last two voted ono" IN c''
feet. being paired.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
H GOODS FOR THE SEASON.


NEW slilRTiSG-PglNTs, PERcALES, and
CANBRICs;
MERINO and LAxBS.wOOL rNDvRc,p.
hENTs for men. eOnlcn. and ci.IIdrpu:
LADIES UNDERGAEMExT II our own r,,p,,-
factare. We manufacture This article. - es,,
give you better material AVID worsmansblprs,,
goods manufactured Nofsh, aud our prices ,yr
less.
12-4 LINEN-sIEETING az ~ % per yard WORT,
sl.75:
BLUE-AND-WHITE SHETLAND sIIAWLs at
s5c. worth sl.50:
MARsEILLEs QUILTS al $3.50 worth si.atsf
worth 81;
CALICO COMFORTAsEs no I,sI.25.sI.5O.
sl.7j, 81. ana ny 70 ~;
BLANKETS from sl.2j Hp % SIS polr:
TABLE-LlNEN at2jc. worth soc. per yard:
LINEN TABLE-DAMASE 90 5Uc. Der y,rl
worth 6jc., at coo. worth 75c., 20 C5c. worth
s5c.;
LINEN TABLE-DAMAsH - yards wide ats5
worth $3.50 per yard;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DOUBLE DAM
ASK TABLE-CLOTH- 40 so per cent. below
regular prices;
NAPKINS ri ~ per dozeu worth sl.2J, st sI2J
worth Sl.75,at $50 wOr,b g.:
DAMASK and HUCAABACA TOWELS fsomSI
% Sl2 per dozen:
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED eUEETING~
and PILLOW-CASiNGs 90 the lowest prices
for all Of the popular brands;
HAMBU re- EDGlNGS ara lNsfRTINGS IN 40
widths aud qualities. We show Che largest
stock OF these goods Ia this city, aud our price,
are the lowest.
Ask Ia see the Job lot IN FINE LACE TIDlF,.
which are being sold al about Cn. nflf OF rcul-
lar price,;
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN thc prices q CAR
PETS;
THE OiEApEST RUGS. MATS, UA~SOCk~.
and OTIOMAN-, eyer offered;
TABLE OlL-CLOTu D. ward, wide at 2oc. r,r
yard worth Soc;
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH two yards vilc ~ 75c. r.r
ward worth >i2J;
LINES COLLARS ana CUFFS Dor mon, women.
and ch.ldlcn
LACES in great variety ToRCHCN. SMYRNA.
RUSSIAN. MALTESE, auI nay other diaor-
ont kinds:
N0rE-PAPER and ENVELOPES ln boxes az Dr..
j, -, -. -O. aHf ip to O. ioX;
8 large st0cg ol INflDNEI1 yoiy cheap;
Thousands Of o,horagl.cl t.tr.mcy los rti..
~ llcil LEVY BROTHERS.
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PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.

PO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
TIiIIRSD AZ, oh Instant, 20 . o'clock I. VI, -
REBUILDING AT ONtE THE sSlhkolh ~ ~,
TiinE OF TIE BROKEN SPAN lNO. ~ or
MAYO'S BRIDGE, about IS feet long. tor par
tirniars applV TO \. ID, WILLIAMS,
~ S.9t Receiver Of r. &. May0's estate.
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MrsacAL INSrRUCTION.

MRS. :, c. ROSTER,
MI PROM NEW YORK CITY, 800,
o,er, Lc, services a. a TEACHER OF VOCAL.
I'M f%sTRuMENrAL Musit1Piano ana
Hn.,,r. also, as a VISITING CONFINES In
fsw,Ilas for GENERAL iNsIRlClloN..
residence. 400 NORTH SEVENTH sIhhht'
ia20-CVdUtS
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CMTHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,".

Tho regular monthly meeting or the above So
ciety viii be- held THIS fIur.dav' EVENING ~
1850. Nomination of officers tor thc ensuing term
and other important bushes, VIII Dee transacted.
4 FIJI and prompt attendance earnestly desired
b order ~ 49,. go.
e. lit PRESIDENT :. NJ hLilEl.
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ITFRTCAN LEGION OF UONOR.-

4 MEXICAN LEGION OF HONOR
"A The members Of NAPOLEON COUNCIL.
No.411, 4. l.. of H., will attend a stated meeting
at knights OF Honor HAIL. corner Ffth and Mar
shall streets, THIS Tuesday EVENING Febru-
AIRY Z, $50, at 2. O'Clock. Candidates requested
to be prompt. Members Of sister Councils Invited
% be present.
~ order of The Commander
f. 7-lf Rs. DENNY. Secretary.
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AMUSENSESTS.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER
IAINNENT.

TlcEcccption Committee Of Monumental Church
Guild have decided O. give thnir SECOND ~
TERTAINMiNr on NlJNl Az EVENING. Fc.-
church.
Tickets # admission can io had Of the following
Gentlemen composing the committee: q. -. Al. hlr.
l.. H.. Mayo. G.. T.. cknher, NJ. n. Edmond. john
Tyler y. J.. Bass, Luke Harvey. l. slower. Dr. q.
vs.. h. Brock, George tricnleid. Henry Tyler,
Cotton Chaplin. NJ. ". NoryCll. ". &. Irucmsu.
Chulcs NJ CufchacI. John Tyler jr. y. =. Carl
tom, r. l.. Fowler Robert tamp'ilun. H. A. Athlu-
sou. Jr.. James G. Cottrcll. Allen Tyler.
Il j. earnestly requested that every member Of
the Guild cooperate with thc committee in making
this ff possible. more successful Than orr r~t en-
tert1iuucnt Gil AKit@ n. u AkN ~
H. lit Chairman COMMITTEE OF Rec ution.
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! TIE CITIZENS or RICHMOND I'm the Pc
ccptiOu- rooms Of the Commercial CluD-il0ugc,
No. el2 Main street. on IHl HcDAf ENENlAI
the lth instant. 70 > o'clock. Tor the purpose Of
raising funds for the RELIEF Of Tho widows and
children az The victims OF the sad accident which
occurred gt tie Midlothiau pit-. iu Chesterfield
hoped thar there VIII be fun attendancc a thc
Innnln 81 7-3it