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POETRY.
EVERY YEAR.
BY ALBERT PIKE.

BY ALBERT PIKE.
Life is count of losses,
Every year,
For the weak are heavier crosses,
Every year;
Lost Springs with sobs replying,
Unto weary Autumn's signing,
While those we love are dying,
Every year.
The days have less of gladness,
Every year;
The nights more weight Of sadness,
Every year;
Fair Springs no longer charm us,
The winds and weather harm us,
The threats Of Death alarm us,
Every year.
There come new cares and SORROWS,
Every year;
Dark days and darker morrows,
Every year;
The ghosts OF dead loves aunt us,
The ghosts Of changed friends taunt Ills,
And disappointments daunt US,
Every year.
To the past 20 more dead faces,
Every year;
And the loved leave vacant places,
Every year;
Everywhere the sad eyes meet us,
In the evenings dusk they greet us,
And to come TO them entreat US,
Every year.
You are growing DID, they tell us,
Every year;
You are more alone they tell us,
Every year;
You can win no new affection,
You have only recollection,
Deeper sorrow and detection,
Every year
The shores Of life are shifting,
Every year;
And we are seaward drifting,
Every year;
Old places, changing, fret US,
The living more forget US,
There are fewer 10 regret US,
Every year.
But the truer life draws higher,
Every year;
And its Morningstar climbs higher,
Every year;
Earth's hold on US grows slighter,
And the heavy burden lighter,
nd tho nawn Irum nrtal briphtpr
Every year.
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yo.r..on,iils Union

.Dars . gin'rul idee," said Old 81 last
evening, .dat dis Staie am er kin 90 nasna-
nal hosspittle, an hits wsh al de time
rwixt deth an de dockters. Instead Of
dat dere's hel,h down heah and plenty ter
spare. Dey sell Il from de market-houss ter
de- kitchen do, and der emily place whar you
can't Hn' II 10 in or allygator's moufr'
4Then your advice y that people should
come 70 Florida, but beware Of the alligator,
d that its"
aDat'sit! Iaint got no use fer er ally
rator--hit's too much Ike Or polytishun-sot
mo- mouf dan vitals an mo- hide dan hsn-
estyw And with this epigram the old man
bowed hImself ont Of the sanctun.
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In Germantown, part Of the suburbs Of
Philadelphia, there b FREQ library Of II, 900
volumes without novel In Il. When the
librarian was asked, .Why don't you keep
novels 2" he replied: "Because We hsld that
Il does harm 70 our young readers. Fully
one-half Of those who como here are young
folks. Novels It that period are not the
things for them. We hold that their minds
should bs led to take up some more whole
some reading-books on travels, or natural
history, or biography, or something that will
amuse and instruct at the same time" '.ls
there any dissatisfaction because yoa have
no novels here 2" .aNo, We have from 40e
TO 600 visitors . week, and they increase
every year. We have books ON oil sorts of
trades- architecture, engineering and car
pentering. We 6nd these books are great
deal read, and have not the least doubt = 70
their usefulness"
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The United States Circuit Court Of Ken
tucky, Judge Baxter presiding. hes declared
invalid the reissued patent VI Miller \ Wor-
ley, coco, January ~, 1878. This patent
uas for the idea Of stanping letlsn or other
marks BY pressure into tho side Of the plug
oftobacco. Instead VI The usual plain plug,
ths inventor produced plug marked with
the makers stamp Q. other ornsmsnfatssn.
This patent ~ considered 70 - u sSess
value; but The court declarss u 70 - invalid
On shs sroand thai Miller was nos shs eng.
inal and Ant invsnter. The eesGinos.y
showed thss Edward r. Snieh iaventsd and
watsd ~ saas ehisH y 1o1A
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..'I'ar advertising payable quarterly, as due
IAnsient advertising payable In advance
spccisl Notices are 80 per cent moro than reg.
lar advertisements.
Local advertising, Is cents for the first insertion
u cents per line for each succeeding insertion:
mes counted In Nonpariel measure
lob Work payable on delivery.
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ever entertained the greatest affection.
Upon the organization Of the Old Blues As
sociation he was elected president. Regu-
larly on the 10th OF May he was present ut
the Blues dinner, and on sucn occasions he
was wont 10 show-what only near per-
sonal friends knew to be In him-an amount
Of wit and humor that at once made him
the life Of the company. Colonel Munford
and Colonel Bigger, two fine old gentlemen
Of the olden time. devoted Blues, amiable
souls-long win they be remembered by the
thousands who have attended the Blues
anniversary.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral of Colonel Muniord will
take place at Z. NJ. to-day from st. PauPs
church. The Blues and the Blues Asso-
citation will attend in body.
The Legislature now in session will
hardly ,et the body OF this noble gentleman
be consigned to earth without putting upon
record their tribute 10 the fidelity and zeal
with which in a long life OF public service
he discharged every duty. A Democrat OF
the Democrats, there never was time in the
heat OF any political canvass when be was
not respected by the men OF both parties.
He never aspired 10 a position he was not
qualified TO fill, and in readiness to oblige
was a model FOR all officials. As Chris
tian gentleman, as q father, husband, and
friend--indeed, in all the relations Of life
he well deserves a lasting remembrance by
this neonlp
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state Agricultural Society.

The regular January meeting Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the Virginia State
Agricultural Society was held in their
rooms in Wilkinson's Hall last evening.
The meeting was called TO order by Major
II. II. Dulaney, president. The following
members were present: Messrs. Drewry,
Watkins, Beverly, Bowman, Venable, Car
ter, Wexford. and Walker. Messrs. Knight
and Harvie, honorary members, were also
in attendance.
The secretary read his annual report,
showing very small balance in his hands,
and an excess Of liabilities during the year
Of little over $4,000.
The report went largely into details, and
contained many valuable suggestions.
This report, with the books and vouch-
ers, were referred TO a committee consist
ing of Messrs. Bowman, Nenable, Barks-
dale. and Tower.
The contested premiums cases having all
been disposed OF during the progress OF
the fair. there was nothing Of that charac-
ter to consider at this meeting.
Major Drewry, from the committee on
the various propositions 10 raise the in
debtedness Of the Society. made partial re-
port. \ good deal of discussion arose in
regard to the report, particularly in regard
to transportation TO the grounds, but no
definite action was taken.
The committee expect to make full re-
port at one Of the sessions to-day.
Major Brown, late chief marshal OF the
Society, vas present, and made personal
explanation OF the reasons which induced
him to resign his position during the late
fair; whereupon a resolution was adopted
accepting the explanation and compliments
ing him upon his faithful and efficient ser
vice in previous years.
The committee adjourned until II O'Clock
to-day.
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AsirE-kNrthANtE NOAfANI
wrote a total OF $4,000, 900 Of new insu-
rance for the year ending December 81,
lss1-an increase OF 73 per cent. over the
business Of the preceding year.
It's policies are paying larger percentage
OF dividends and furnishing insurance At
less cost than those OF any other company.
Its ten-payment life policies (paid up) are
yielding an average income Of per cent
on their entire cost, besides affording an
average OF two and half times that amount
OF insurance.
Its endowment policies running from
ten to twenty yearsl are returning to their
holders from $50 10 $50 equivalent 10
from per cent. to per cent. compound
INTEREST," for each si00 paid in premiums,
exclusive Of insurance, during the term Of
endowment.
Those wanting insurance are invited to
examine into the faces above stated, and
then determine for themselves where they
can find the best and cheapest insurance
J0Hy b. CARY, state Agent,
1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DR.. j. ). d. Cullen, Medical Examiner.
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

n passed several aleepless nights. disturbed by
the agonies and cries Of . suffering child. ana be-
coming convinced that MRS. WISsLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP was just the article needed,
procured supply for the child. ON reaching home
and aequainting his wife with what he had done,
she refused 70 have II administered 70 the child as
she was strongly in favor Of Homeopathy. Tha1
night the child passed IN suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following,
the fither found the baby stih worse: and, while
contemplating another slcepleSs night. the mother
stepped from the room % attend 10 some domestic
duties aud left the father with the child. During
her absence he administered a portion OF the
Soothing syrup % the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept wei- and the iittle fe-
low awoke In the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden and w0n-
derfal change and although AZ first offended at the
deception practced upon her. has continued "a use
the syrup. and suffering, crying babies aud restless
nights have disappeared A single trial Of the sy-
rup never yet failed 10 relieve the baby and over
come the prcIudices OF the mother.
sold by all druggists; 25c. bottle.
S-eOdIw
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TUESDAYS TALK.
Mr.. Rtddieberger Explains His Posi-
ton with Reference ca the Duel
ling Disabilities Bfll.

The House DueIIins Bill Passed BY the
senate-senators Want 70 Know Where
They viii Find n "Piaee Of Refuge" :"
should They Catch sbe Smali-Pex-Alle-
zhany Raiirend Consolidation Bili-Ceunty
school superintendents-The Report Of the
Committee TO Examine the Second Auditors
0fice Printed and Nearly Ready for Distri-
bution-The Appropriation for the Univer-
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4 NOVEL ENrERrAIyNESr.-The Young
Mems Christian Association will bold a
:. Grand Holiday Festiyal" at Mozart Hall
next Friday night al 8 O'Clock. For several
weeks some Of cur most prominent ladies'
have been busily engaged preparing for the
event, and everything il now ready for the
festival. After some instrumental music
Tennysou's beautiful poem "Oenone
will be rendered in tableaux. Miss Swain
and Mr.. Cardozo win add TO the enjoyment
OF the evening. We are informed that two
selections from Patience will also be
rendered.
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Hwll cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complaints. all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
Clcention. Falling and Displacements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly
adapted 70 the Change Of Life.
IN an early stage Of development. The tendency TO
cancerous hunors ;here Is checked very speedily by
is use.
Il removes faintness, aatulency, destroys all
craving for stimuIanis, and relieves weakness of
The stomach. Il cures Bloating, Headaches, Ner-
voas Prosiration. General Debility, sleeplessness
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight and baciache. Is always permanently cured
by H. use. Il viii at all times and under all circun-
stances act IN harmony with the laws that govern
The female system. For the cure of Kidney Com
plants Of either this Compounds is unsurpassed
LYDIA T. PiNKHAM's VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepard Al 233 and 235 Western ave-
aae' Lynn Mas Price. 81; six bottles for 80.
sent by mai in uae form Of pills, also in the form OF
io1enses on receipt OF price 81 per box for either.
Mrs PiSKHAN freely answers an letters OF In
quiry. send FOR pamphlet Address as above.
4safioH this paper.
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LAWRENCE BARRETT. This great TRACE
dian. who is 20 Justly popular here, will ap-
pear at the Richmond Theatre on Friday
night ef this week in Hamlet, at the satur-
day afternoon matinee a. Richelieu, and
saturday evening as Cassius in Julius
Cesar. The mere announcement OF Mr..
Barrett in these great roles will be suffi-
eient 10 insure him crowded audiences.
His Hamlet Is exquisite, while his impersO-
nation of the wise old Cardinal Richelieu is
one Of the most finished pieces Of acting
we have ever seen.
The sale Of reserved seats commences this
morning at 3 O'Clock at the Theatre, and
at Ramos 4 Moses. Those who wish % Sc
cure choice seats should be in time, for II
will be remembered that when Mr.. Bar
rett was last here all the seats were sold a
day before he appeared.
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Mr.. Todd, Of smithfeld, Va. tthe fa-
nous ham-curer) has sent 10 Joseph N.
Blair, S26 Main street, some delicious Mo-
zelle wine Of his own vintage. Ii Is essen
TALLY ladies' wine, being sweet, refined,
and delicate. We think IL is sold &C ~ a
eraIlos,
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THE GIRL PRESSED THE LEAVES; but the boy
pressed the girl. The Press is mighty and must
prevail. and through the Press we express our
thanks for the patronage bestowed on LANES
MODEL DfSING-RooNs, No. 322 north seventh
street, for their rst-cass ascent breakfasts. dn-
ners. and suppers. Don't forget our fried oysters
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MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK End
ING JASUARY :, 1Ss2.-CduSeS OF Death :
Abscess, l colored; cerebrO-spinal menin-
gitis, white: cholera-infantum, l white ;
congestion Of lungs, white consumption,
white, colored; cOnvulsiOns iniantile),
/ colored; debility ,congenitaD, colored ;
fever (typhO-malariaD, l white; heart-dis-
ease, white, 3 cOlOred; intussusception,
white; iaundice, white; marasmus, CO.
lored: old age, white; paralysis. color
ed: pneumonia. = cOlOred; smallpox, J
white. Is colored; teething, colored; III
Ger Of stomach, l white; unknown, , CO.
lored: worms, l colored; other diseases.
colofed. Whole number of deaths in the
city. exclusive Of still-births, 80. ShN.
Births: White males, total, 1. Ser ana
Color: Males. white, Is col0red-tOtal, 26
females. white, 16 cOlOred-t0tal, a. Age
one day to thirty, cOlored; one month
10 six. colOred; six months 10 twelve,
eolored: one year 10 three, l white, 6 CO.
lored-total, :: three years TO five, white
, colored-total, + five years to ten,
white, colored-tOtai. 4 /; ten years tC
twenty, l white, cOlOred-total, 4; TWEEN
ty years to thirty, l white, 4 colored TO
tai. ): thirty years to forty, white, 60,
lOred-tOtal, 9 forty years 10 tIty, White
, colored-total, 8; fifty years to sixty, :
white; sixty years to seventy, white,
oolored-tOtal, + seventy years TO eighty.
white. l cOlored-total, >; eighty years tC
ninety. white. Condition: Single, white
2S colored-tOtal, 35 married, 6 white,
colored-tOtal. =: widowers, l white; Wi
dows. , white, 4 colored-tOtal, 9 un
known, 1 colored. NdtiUity: Richmond
a; other parts Of the United States, %
Germany. / Ireland, unknown, l. 10
cality: Marshall Ward, white, 4 4colored-
total. 6 Jefferson Ward. white, color
ed-total. s.; Madison Ward, colored
Monroe Ward, 3 white, cOlored-tOtal, s
CLAW Ward, white, 5 cOlored-total, 9
Jackson Ward, 1 white, cOlored-total,
almshouse, l white, l cOlored-total, ,
smallpox hospital, white, colored-tO
tai. :.
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AMERICAN sUNDAY-scHooL UNIoS.-The
FIRST meeting in behalf OF this Society viii
be held this evening at DR.. Reads church.
Addresses will be- delivered by Rev. John
Hall. u. d., Of New York. and Rev. Moses
ID. Hoge, ID. d., Of this city. Perhaps on
this continent cannot be found two more
able pulpit orators than Drs. Hall, OF New
York, and Hoge, OF Richmond.
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| have anayzed the WHIsKEY known under
the brand of B-sELECT.n controlled by Messrs-
WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond. Va. and
1nd It FREE FROM FUsrL OIL and other impuyi-
ties. and recommend its Use for medicinal and
family purposes. j. B. McCAw' VI. d.,
late Professor Of Chemistry, Medical College OF
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RIcH,foxp RAzAAR. 1o 4. ". horse.. muIes,

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. ", horses. mules,
vehicles sc.
J.. THOMPSON BROWN. $50 p. NJ, c0mmis-.
siOners' sale OF two houses and lots Ou the north
line OF Marshall street between ColleZe street
and Jail alley
GEORGE T.. HAW, Trustee. I2 W.. sale of truck
farm in the county of Hanover near the city OF
Richm0nd: also. horse, mule. two COWS, one
bull. farming implements. and household and
Kitchen furniture.
GRUBEs q WILLIAMS, IL ". brick store No.
south Tenth street. bstwecn Main ana Cary
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sE- on all sales OF Real Estate made between the
Ist Of January and last of June the taxes for the
present year have 20 be paid BY the purchaser. On
all sales made between The lst Of July and last OF
the year the taxes have 70 be paid by the seller.
lThis custom WIS adopted about nfteen years ago
bv all the real estate agents In Richmond, and sp-
plies " Richmond and vicinity.
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RANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT Or THE CONDITION OF
h THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, At
RICHMOND IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. AT
TIE CLOSE or BUSINESS DECEMBER 81.
1881:
RESOURCES.
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.ArrvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
week Eudtng--
Jan. II, Jan. 10, Dec. 81, Jan. 7,
1879. 1850. 1851. 1892.
W. c. ". G. W. c. ". c.
III 20 I3 II II 10 16 "a
u . n

Mean temperature for week ending De-
cember 3lst, SIC 2s/; mean temperature
for week ending January 7th, go IA.
Amount of rainfall for week ending
December 31st, 0.90 inches; amount OF
rainfall for week ending January 7th,
LOO inches.
Rate OF mortality Of whole population
was 4O.OOp per LOCO perannum; rate fmor-
tality OF white population was 21.7S per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality Of CO.
lored population was 65.97 per 1000 per
annum. j. G. CABELL, VI. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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COUNCIL NOTES. The committee appoint
ed by the City Council TO examine the differ
cnt places OF public amusement, churches,
halls Of exhibition. &C., with view TO
remedying where necessary the modes Of
egress from said places, will meet at the
City Hall this evening at O'Clock, and will
agree upon some plan Of action. The COM
mittee il constituted AZ follows: Messrs.
John VI. Higgins (chairman), t. p. Camp
bell. Thomas Potts, J. c. DickerSon, L.
Wagner, and the City Engineer; John J.
King, chairman Of the Committee on Fire
Department; and George W. Taylor, chief
OF the Fire Department.
Mr.. c. c. Thon has qualified As IN alder
man from jefferson Ward, and has been as
signed to the Committees on Water and
Fire Department.
Mayor Darlington has vetoed the resolu-
ton OF the City Council authorizing the
sale of the steam-pump opposite the old
water-wOrks. The new ordinance regu-
lating the water department is now being
considered by him.
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No family should be without LYDIA Z. PINK
hAhs LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Diiiolsness' and Torpidity OF the Liver. Twenty
nFe cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
an 2R-eOd
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
rainy, and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 \. NJ, 80 I;
0 A. NJ, 40; noon, a; p. NJ, AZ; p.
NJ, 40; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 4O9.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, generally cloudy wea-
ther and rain, winds shifting 10 southeast
and southwest, falling barometer, and
slight rise in temperature.
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ADMIRALTY sALE.-The steam-barge Mag
oie was sold Yesterday by the United States
marshal under a decree Of the United
states District Court. Mr.. Michael heiiy
became the purchaser.
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VI. ELLYsoS & Co. advertising agents. insert ad-
yertisementsin all OF the newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
patch counting-room viii receive prompt aden-
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ArKISsON's Extract OF Violet the most delicate
and refined Of perfumes. conceaIs It's excslIence
behind its more widely known sister, The Extract
OF White Rose.
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LIKE PARENT FLOWER.

HOT-BED GLASS for sale Iov By SCOTT, Drug
gist Seventeenth and Franklia streets.
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The THEATRE LAST NIGHr.-The Theatre
was crowded last night from Dit 10 dome.
The play was the 1.-TWO Orphans with
Miss Pauline Markham as Louise, sup
ported by what was called "fhe Fifth
Avenue Combination There was a GER
tain degree OF merit a. 10 the manner in
which the drama was put upon the stage
notably in the acting OF Miss Markham,
Miss Grayson as Henriette, Mr.. sid. c.
Smith rs Picard, Mr.. G.. +. Nash as Pierre,
and Mr.. Frank Lawlor az Chevalier de
Vaudrey; yet from two considerations
much OF the pathos Of the play was con-
yerted into the broadest grotesque. When
the more refined auditors were wellnigh
moved to tears the galleries would burst
forth into loud and prolonged laughter,
and when a degree OF gravity had
been restored by the irresistibly-pa-
thetic story the risibles OF the most
critical would be again aroused by
the broad but honest brogue OF an Hi
bernian in the r5Ie Of French count. As
the play proceeded the gallery gods became
more and more exuberant, until at its eli
max the building fairly shook, and refined
sensibilities were shocked at the semi-sav-
age yells, which, while expressing appre-
citation. would have put 20 blush the de-
monstrations OF Feiee Islanders. The rum
nIng but very audible comments made by
the dusky sons OF Ham who thronged the
galleries were a constant source OF distrac-
ton, and not unfrequently OF amusement;
but the very unnecessary accompaniment
Of tobaeco-iuice which seemed 10 fiood the
upper tiers and run down upon those seat
ed just beneath in the orchestra circle was
simply disgusting. Can this nuisance not
be stopped.
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES.
III HEADQUARTERS FOR YALEN-
IL TINES,
n. LEONARD.
SEwsDEALER,
9Os MAIN STREET,
hs mat opened the largest finest and cheapest as
sorinent of
IMPORTED VALENTINES
Nat has ever been offered In Richmond before at
Prices ranging from Sc. TO ~.
Can and see for yourself. IN IL
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Tennv=on's beautiful poems ~OENONE' and
o. ALAINE~ will BE- rendered In tableaux at
MOZART HALL ON FRIDAY EVENING
he 18Th instanf.at O'Clock. The leading eharac-
ters VIII he illustrated by SOME Of our brightest
Young ladcs and We promise our Richmond
friends 4 rare treat. A prominent feature will be
the singing # our fayOritc soprano. Miss SWAIN.
ne instrumental music viii be In competent
lands. Several other attractions for the evening
ar In course Of preparation.
Ickets can De- had az the music-stores, AT the As
sclatiou rooms. and Of the ladies "a IO-4t
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ELECTION or OFRICERs.-At regular
meeting OF the Italian Beneficial Society
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, \. SoIari; Vice-President. G.. Pelle-
grlni; Treasurer, L. GOnnella; Secretary,
F. CampOdonIco; Trustees G. Canepa,
A. Baccigalupo, V. Donati; COMMISSIONS
Permanente +. francesca, 4. Bernicehi,
c. Maia.