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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-20
Briefs and Personals.

EX-Policeman Walter Il. Bibb died on
Thursday night at his residence, on Twcn-
ty-fifth street aged siXty-twO. Mr.. Bibb
was one of the oldest policemen in the city.
Prior TO the war he was for many years a
captain OF the day-watch, and after the war
he was appointed on the present police
force, and served until he was compelled TO
resign on account of ilI-health. He was q
good man and faithful officer.
Thanks to +. i. Burke, Richmond cor
respondent, for a copy OF Music and the
Drama.
The Commercial Club has accepted the
terms Of Mr.. James B. Pace, and will oc-
cupy, when completed, as their clubhouse
the three upper floors Of that part OF the
new Spotswood building fronting on Main
and Eighth streets. The Club expects to
get in its new quarters by the first OF jan
uary.
Professor Laube will give his closing
Soirfe Of the season this afternoon at Leyy's
Hail.
The first excursion Of the season to Bon
Air will take place to-day. The place Is
now under the management OF Mr.. Is. Bar
nard, and he promises great attractions and
refreshments at low prices.
Tonight Captain Paul Boyton will keep
the whale exhibition open until IL O'Clock
to oblige numerous working and factory
men who cannot spare time during the
day. The Captain will explain the use and
working OF his rubber suit.
The young bankers and brokers OF the
city have organized baseball club, and
may be seen nearly every evening on the
suburbs welding the festive bat.
A sora. killed by flying against the head
light on an engine on the Danville railroad
near Amelia. Thursday night-Captain
Snyder's train--was exhibited at this office
yesterday. 1t was male infull pumage-
one Of the host now migrating to the north
ern part OF the continent after a winter
passed in Central and the northern part OF
| South America.
Some one passing down Franklin street
last night shortly after O'Clock discovered
that there was fire in timers pot which
had been left on the roof Of the new build
ing in course OF construction opposite
Monroe Park. An alarm being sounded
from Box 10, the Fire Department re-
sponded, and ascertained the cause to be
as above stated.
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To Ne Editor Of the Dispatch

Seeing in your paper OF Yesterday notice
~ tbe contest for the "Reader Medal" at
Richmond College leads me to inquire why
the trial for this medal is not public and
announced beforehand, as in the case OF
the other medals! / could not help feeling
disappointed when read that ladies were
present that | had not known 1t, for OF all
accomplishments none, in my Judgment,
excels good reading. "A LADY.
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The following testimonial ia signed by twelve OF
the leading physicians Of Halifax, N. g.: "CoL-
DES's LiEDrG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND
TONIC ISyIGoRAT0R Is very agreeable article
Of Diet and particularly useful In Diphtheria, Fe-
yer. and every depressing disease. We cheerfully
recommend It. Every family should have few
bottles" Ask for Coiden's; take no other OF
drugRlsts generally.
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Now f. the Wintor OF Our Dfscontent
Made Glorious Summer

By the fact that Heller 4 CO., 2I3 Broad
street, continue to offer the greatest induce
ments to persons In want OF shoes or trunks.
Having failed to get possession Of their
store. 517 Broad street, within the time
they expected, many OF the goods ordered
for the grand opening OF their new store
have been received, which are now offered,
together with the remainder OF their inn
mense stock, at correspondingly low figures.
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AMBULANCE CALL.-The ambulance was
called out yesterday about o'clock p. NJ.
to attend a colored man employed on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad trestle,
who had his foot mashed by hand-car.
He was taken home.
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DOCKBRiDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL HOCKBEIDGE COUNTY, VA,
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE 1sT.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VA, ARE NOW OPEN AND READY TO
RECHINE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets TO
hs had q Purcell. Ladd & Co., Polk Miller, and
John Blair. druggists, Richmond, or OF the pro-
priel0r This + tile most delightful warm sulphur
bath temperature, 9S degreesl In the world.
sp 3O-3m JOHN l.. EUBANk.
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TO-DAY's EXCURSION TO WILLIAMSBURG,
NEWPORT News, AND N0RfoLK.-Those
who have desire to see the country tray-
erscd by the Peninsula division OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, or to visit
Williamsburg, Newport News, Hampton,
Old Point, or Norfolk, can do so to-day
economically and conveniently by leaving
Richmond by the train this afternoon at
430 The train will arrive at Newport
News at s p. NJ, and passengers can reach
Hampton at Q, Old Point at %, and Nor
folk at o; returning, arrive at Richmond
at 1880 4, NJ. Monday. Passengers Will
be carried by the regular train between
Richmond and Newport News both going
and returning, and connect at Newport
News for Norfolk with the elegant steamer
Northampton OF the Old Dominion Line.
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qus CELEBRATED AND FASHIONABLE

THIS CELEBRATED AND FASHIONABLE
wATERING-rLAcE Is NOW OPEN.
The elevation of the surrounding morntsins Is
q 500 feet above the sea-levei.
The buildings have been thoroughly repaired,
resIy furnished throughout, and rented with all
modern improvements
The annsements are varied and extensive, en-
br,eing as NEW fcaturc a race-coursc sndtc zten-
I've lake for boating.
THE CALwEIL HOUSE,
.sucent 10 the springs. with the privilege of wa
e. grounds, &C.. y open at reduced rntcs.
pamphlets. with fun information, can be had at
,he s,orc Of MeSSrs PARCEL, Ladd a Co.. or Of
aRFrNRRfER WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS
Co,,PASY. GEORGE L. PEYTON,
mvls-lm Managing Director.
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NEW YORK FASHION BAZAAR AND HAR-
PRR's BAzAR, containing the latest fashions,
also - Barriers Burned Away" by Il. l..
Roe (cheap editlon), have been received
from n. Leonard, 9oS Main street.
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The THEATRE NEXT WEEK.-The Thea
ire will be re0pened for theatrical enter
tainment next week. On Wednesday and
Thursday nights Putnam e. Delysle's Star
Speciality Troupe and Brass Band will give
performances. The company is said TO
contain twenty artists, and to be strictly
moral, and something to please both old
young.
On Wednesday night 10 per cent. OF the
proceeds will be given to the Hollywood
Memorial Association, and on Thursday
night 10 per cent. will be added to the fund
for Mr.. G.. L. Kendall, the sick and
wounded Confederate soldier. Reserved
seats at Ramos q Moses.
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BOARDING.

HANDSOME FURNISHED AND UN-
II FURNISHED ROOMS, with FIRST-CLASS
Transient, PERMANENT, and DAY BOARD
al summer raies. Special rates 10 young men.
hRs. ROBERT G. WHITE,
my lS-cnd2w No 1900 Broad street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERNoMETER YESTERDAY 8 A. NJ, 40 I;
Q A. NJ, So; noon, SO; p. NJ, 70; p.
NJ, 60; midnight, 58.
Mean temperature. 61&.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
yIdMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

ASK THE RECOVERED
Dyspeptics, Bilious Sufferers, victims Of Fever and
Ague, the Mercurial- Diseased patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits, and good appetite, they
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundlce,
Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De-
preston Of spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
This unrivalled southern remedy Is warranted
moi 10 contain a single particle of MERCURY or any
Injurious mineral substance. but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
N Won feel drowsy, debihtated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver
or .hllousness,n and nothing viii cure you SO
speedily and permanently as TO take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
II is given with safety and the happest results q
the most delicate infant. IL takes the place OF qul-
nine and bitters of every kind it Is the cheapest
purcst aud best family medicine In the world.
Beware of cOunterfe Is. Take only the genuine
in white wrapper with red in front, prepared By
j. ii. ZEILIN 4 co.
sOLDBY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap 6-eodtAn3e
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PICNIC CIGARS. &c.

Az OLD ARTICLE IN NEW DRESS
Is j. & T.. ATRISsoN's GLYCERISE LOTION. tits
not only preventive Of dandruf, but imparts to
the hair remarkable softness and brllllancy.
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LILY Belle CIGAR, &c.

NJ. ELLYsoN & CO., advertising agents, insert ao
vertisementsin ali Of the newspapers Of the United
States publishers rates. orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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HEALrHFULNESs CAN DE PRESERVED
In malarial districts by the powerful tonic and al
terative effects Of daily dose Of Simmons Liver
Regulator, the true malarial antidote. Prepared
only by j. II. ZEILrs & Co.
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BUCKINGHAM WHITE SULPHUR

JOUN q. MORRIS. proprietor OF the above
.,,-sngs wants twenty-five or thirty SUMMER
IoARpFRS Board and lodging, ~ ) per month.
combined with the fine medical properties COLI
,,ircl IN the water and pleasant country, ten
Nil. from farmvilleand SIX miles from the ~Wii-
Ts' mountains with convenient cOnveyances),
thsis a ane resort for iuvIldsand city people
addrcsS JOHN G.. NORRIS.
Curd,ync posi-ofiice, Buckingham county, Va.
riv l1-6tt
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a
the DISPATCH PRINIING-liOUsE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Surrey as the birds IN springtIme, comes nature
demand for that most potent remedy for all bilious
troubles-TARRAST's SELTzER APERIEST.
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THE HALLEr & DAVIS PIANOS have been
before the public forty-eght years. DIR. Franz
List, the greatest living pianist, recommends
them TO all musicians. Twenty-four thousand now
In use. RYLAND & LEE, Agents.
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SUMNER BOARDING.

| WOULD LIKE TO TAKE A FEW
Il BOARDERS at GlencOve. orange county, for
thc summer months. For particulars address
Mrs. VI. j. TERRELL.
my lG-COd2tf GordonsYille, Va.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, warmer, fair weather,
winds mostly southeast, lower pressure.
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NOW Is the time to get some FLOWERS to set
out In your yards. Go to J. J. HARvEy's new
store, No. west Brood street, where you will find
a large collection Of NEW PLANTS, CUT FLOW
ERS. &c
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HAVE YoU TRIED THE WILCOX & WHITE
ORGAS9 For sweetness, power, and variety 1t
cannot DC surpassed. RYLAND G LEE,
General Agents.
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CnICK CIGARS, DC.

WE have just received some Pure, Delicious
CATAwBA WINE. Price very low.
Pure PORT WINE for medicinal use.
w ID. BLAIR e Co
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SEELEY'S TRUSSES.
II r U S S e s.
THE WORLDS RECOGNITION OF MERIT.

~ TX u Il ,
THE WORLDS RECOGNITION OF MERIT.
s1-ANOuNCEMENr.
AT the late INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL AND
SANITARY EXHIBITION, the worlds most compe-
tent iudges recognized their unequalied excel
leuce by granting the
ONLY "AWARD OF MERIT" FOR TRUssEs
"toL.B. sEELEY. Philadelphia, U. 5. A." lover
sixty-eight compeltors,) confirming their high
favor with Americas most distinguished surgeons.
London Exhibition Judges: Thomas Bryant,
n r. C. S.: Christopher Heath, h. X. C.s.;
Thomas smith, y. X. G. 3. John Wood, +. *. -,
y. X. 4. :.
sEEl.EY's HARD RUBBER TRUSsES.
Fine steel springs neatly covered with highly
nolished hard rubber. Made In every desirable
naiteTn, with pads anatOmically cOnstruc ed.
Light cool, cleanly, durabie unequalled In guam,
ty, hnlsh and practical construction; unaffected
by time, use or climate; used In bathing; always
reliable. Prices reduced TO meet the popular u,-
mands. Sold by all leading druggists ana uea'-
ers al the usual price OF common Trusses. ,,, =.
To avoid spurious limitations, see GENtINh
stamped tspring and siraph"L d. seeie' ""'
ranted." c... .,-oo, phu,ae,.
Street, London, Eng: , ..,.,o,,, -,
Hernia or Rupture specially. Under patroh-
age ~ our most eminent surgeons. Reference
Professors = d. Gross, u. Hayes Agcew, Mllllrd
Parker, w. III. Pancosl, Dr. Thomas q. Mort9n
and Others. As success finds lmitators, ASK ho'
'Seeley's Genuine" ny
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For the Dispatch.l
The respectable colored citizens OF Jack
SON Ward will support the following ticket
For Common Council: William J.
Gentry, Thomas II. Hannigan. jackson j.
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Miss SWAIN will be assisted by Misses SIIEF-
FIELD and LEVY, Mrs sTYLL, Messrs. HOFF
BERNARD. aud REINHARDT.
Tickets. 90 cents: reseTved seats. 75 cents-tc
be had at c. L. JoHNsToN's Music-Siore, Ole
Main street. ms lS-4L
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Foster (colored), N. z. yanderyall (col-
ored), w. III. L. Combs (colored).
For Board Of Aldermen: o. s. Gasser.
For Justices Of the Peace: Charles III.
Hagan, j. e. Sparks, Rev. j. r. Hewlett
(colored).
Please insert and oblige
w. III. L. COMBS,
Secretary Convention Indignant Colored
Citizens.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICs, &c.
GRAND EXCURSION
~ on
SATURDAY, MAY 10Th,

GRAND EXCURSION ak
SATURDAY, MAY 10Th,
TO
WILLIAMSBURG. NEWPORT NEWS, HAMP.
TON, OLD POINT,
AND
NORFOLK.
leaving Richmond by The CHESAPEAKE AND 0HIC
RAILWAY at 43O L. NJ.
SATURDAY, MAY 20TH,
arriving ri Williamsburg at 6:45 T. NJ. Newport
News at 8 Z. NJ, Hampton at Q L. NJ, Old Point al
$50 L. NJ, and Norfolk at +. NJ; returning, ar
rive I'm Richmond at | 1880 4. NJ. MONDAY.
Passengers are carried by the regular Chesapeake
and Ohio train between Richmond aud Newport
News, both going and returning, and connect at
Newport News for Norfolk with the elegant steam
er NORTHAMPTON, Of the old Dominion steam
ship Line.
Parties desiring 20 attend the closing exercises of
the Protestant Episcopal Convention 10 De held AT
Norfolk next week VIII find this the cheapest and
best way Of going.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP.
Williamsburg or Newport News............. 90 90
Hampton or Ola POlnt.............s.......... 10
OO
For tickets or information apply to
4. W. CARRIER.
1000 Main street;
or 10 ANDREW WELSH, Southern Express office:
SAMUEL II. BOwM V, Richmond and Allegheny
depot, Committee T.. Arrangements
my 14-Sn,W&Sa3t
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THE BEST CHEAP PIANO in the market for salt
at 9l3Main street. RYLAND 4 LEE, Agents.
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

HYGEIA HOTEL
,,,ua,ea 100 yards rrom Fort Monroe. Open all
~ year Equal 10 any hotel in the United States.
s",ssandings unsurpassed: appointments table,
go -eryice Rncxcclled. bathing, boatlng fishing,
e. dr1ylng specially attractive. Prc-emineDtlya
,r for southern people. Terms less for equal ac-
- N orfsti0us than any resort I'm the country.
lirsste free froB< malaria, and for iDsomnis truly
ao1erfui in is sop0riec effect. send for circular
Se.crYtiug hygieRic advantages. etc.
HARRISON PHGBUS,
rv l4-9m Proprietor.
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KEY WEST CIGARS just received.
w BLAIR & co.
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NEW FLowEa-SToRE.

LADIES, do you want to be strong, healthy, and
beautifully Then use HOP BUFFERS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

DE On all sales of Real Estate made between the
LIST of January and last of June the taxes for the
present year have tO be paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the LIST of July and last OF
the year the taxes have to be paid by tho seller
This custom adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and APP
plies 10 Richmond and yciniiy.l
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, 3 =. NJ, commissioners
sale of n tract Of land on the new Henrtco
turnpike about two miles north OF Richmond.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 8 L. NJ, trustees sale OF
the brick-and-frlmed store and dwelling No.
726 Second street, between Jackson and Dnyal.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, p. NJ, block Of ground
on the south side OF Canal street, extending
Canal street.
WILLIAM II. LYME & CO.. 5H p. NJ, trustees
sale Of two twO-stoTy brick tenement dwellings
at the northeast corner OF Catherine and Smith
streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. NJ, horses, mules,
vehicles. &C.
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STAGE LINES.
sEINE-TMREAD.

CTURGEON TWINEs.- PA
- We woald call special atteptios/$n'-As
to oar Iarge stock Of ..,.., -.
SrIRGEON and HAUL-sElNI5TWiHEs bard
and soft-laid, at lowest priess'
sElNE-TnRkAD, D, a., Nos; ans 30 srsnes' N
MiNNOW NETTING,
| COR KS and CORk-WoOD>
NETS aud sEINES on hapd and made - order
L., LlClfThkSTEiN 4 SONS,
corner scyenteents and frank ~ strecss
Sole Importers Of the LION BRAND sEIhk-
| Also In stock, CARPET-wARPs. oiI.CL0Tu,
| ING for fishermen and saiions ana Aw k,su
| DUCKS. ap
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The next session begins on the lsr OF OCTO-
BLK. lSs2. and continues nine months.
ihe institution Is organized IN distinct schools,
as originally planned FOR IL by Thomas jefferson,
t'0uiti ITtp TnpeI tTIspf 14e pafepar'menls c,rr eI
SCIENCE, ENGINEERING,
LAM AGRICULTURE,
and IN charge of the following Faculty:
Irot JAMES J.. CABKIL,
NJ scnELE DE WERE,
JOHS u. MINOR,
FRANCIS n. SMITH,
john STAGE DAVIS
NhOhGk FREDERICK HOLMES,
" STEPHEN o. SOUTHAiL,
WILLIAM J.. PETERS,
JAMES ,. HARRISON,
JOHN ". MALLET,
JOHS X. PAGE,
NOAH X. DAVIS,
THOMAS X. PRICE,
WILLIAM NJ. FOSTAISE,
FRANCIS T. BENNINGTON.
WILLIAM VI. THORNTON,
with number Of
ASSISTANT Instructors.
a., ne ne newly-created chair Of Astronomy is TO be
nile1 In June Of this year.
The equipment of the University in buildings
aud collections has been largely increased OF late
lears, and Is very extensive and complete. The
Astronomical Observatory, To contain the great
telescope given by Mr.J.eander j. Mccormick, is
The expenses OF the student are moderate and a
messing system has been established by which
IN The cost Of living.
Virginia academic students are admitted free Of
lalllon fees upon passing the required entrance
examinations
For catalogues, with detailed information, apply
70 JAMES u. HARRISON, NJ. d.,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
Post-oiice, University Of Virginia. Albemare
county, Va. my l9-2taw1m
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
STATE CADET VACANCIES EXIST FOR THE
FOLLOWING SENATORIAL DISTRICTS;
Ill. Russell, Tazewell, &c.
~. Montgomery, Roanoke, sc.
v. Pulaski, Mythe, &c.
VI. Carroll. GiaysOn, &C.
vi. R0ckbridge, BOtetOurt, &c.
y. Shenandoah and Page.
,AA. Campbell.
AAl Halifax.
.ANll. BEDFORD
VAIL. Patrick and Henry.
AANllL brunswick, &c.
AAA. hmeiis. Gnmberland &c
AAAll. City Of Richmond.
,nppieauons must be forwarded to the under
snSd t ~ the 2Ol Of Jnne, accompanied by testi-
I, I1'is ol i.lr moral character, &c. Age, between
sixteen and twenty ty-fye years.
FRANCIs II. SMITH,
my ie-dIh,sa& Tu3t&w0t Superintendent.
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sc. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.
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MOZART HALL LAST NIGHT.-A large and
apprcciative audience witnessed the rendi-
tion Of esther the Beautiful Queen" at
Mozart Hall last night. The leading parts
were taken by Mrs. Clements, Miss Staude,
Messrs. Cosby, Totty, and Williams, all
OF whom acquitted themselves handsomely.
A large and well-trained chorus contribu-
ted materially to the success OF the per-
formance. Professor Rcinhardt was the
musical director on the occasion.
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MEETINGS.

ROYAL ARCANUM.-The members of
-At MCCARTHY COUNCIL, No. 46s, Royal Ar
canum, VIII attend stated meeting at Schiller
Hall on THIS Saturday EVENING, May 40,
1882, at 3 o'clock. Candidates requested 10 be
prompt. Members Of sister lodges fuyIted to be
present. BY order OF the Regent
my 2O-lt X. = DENNY, Secretary.
A MEETING OF THE HOLLYWOOD
"A MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION WIN take place
at 206 east Main street, on MONDAY, 22d Of May,
at IL NJ my 15-4t*
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INCREASED PASSENGER FACILITIES BE-
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WEST PoNT.-On
and after. Monday next, in addition 10 the
regular passenger train, the two freight
trains leaving here daily for West Point
one at 6.l5 A. NJ. and the other at 7:10 p.
M.--will have passenger coaches attached,
thus making three trains daily between
Richmond and West Point carrying pas,
sergers.
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1ULLBORO' SPRINGS,
vi BATH COUNTY, VA.

opry FROM JUNE lST TO OCTOBER 3lsT.
Rry your tickets 10 Mlllboro' lepot. Chcs-
sneste and ohio railroad MillborO Springs
I,rks leave depot Immediately arrival of trains.
Scr ffrfns and general information address
CARROLL GARNETT. Proprietor,
MillbOrO Springs POst-Ofice,
wvIo-lm Bath county. Va.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
DOLLS WILL BE OPENED TO TAKE

THE SENSE OF THE QUALIFIED VOTERS
OF RICHMOND THE
25Tu or MAY, 1882,
ON THE QUESTION OF AN APPROPRIATED
NOT EXCEEDING 100000
FOR A CITY HALL,
AT EACH HyOTlNG-PREcINCT IN THE
SEVERAL WARDS or THE CITY.
When the name OF each yotr Is announced TIE
CLERK, appointed for this service by the presi-
dent Of the city Council. will record I, his poll
book. After deposit OF each voters ballot for mn-
nicipal officers THE VOTER shall Ne asked by the
JUDGES oF ELECTION. IN an audible ysice,
whether he votes FOR or AGAINST city halt F;
and his vote thsreupon shall be entered by The
CLkkK Ia the appropriate column BY some mark
or letter which may truly indicate the same.
Published by order Of The City Council.
my i7-tMy25 &c. HOWARD, CITY Clerk.
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HOTELS.
ea-araearrera~s-
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,

' lNlfIT r
lOppOsite Cathedral,l
NEW YORK.
WLIHERBEE 4 FULLER. PROPRIETORs.
Stranger will here find excellent accommOda-
tons al reduced prices during the summer months.
This new and elegant house Is very centrally To-
Gated f0r the reception Of guests either permanent
or transient. 10 is charmingly situated. being q
central point amidst the most fashionable resi-
dcnccs. churches &C., &C.: near the Grand Cen
tnl Depot. within three minutes walk of the ele-
yated roads aud Madison-avenuc cars. The venu-
hton. heating. and plumbing are arranged on the
most approved principles. The hotel is conducted
on The European plan, patronized by the best fami-
Es n Europe and America, with restaurant Of
unsurpassed excellence. and AZ reasonable charges.
nv f-~lA Wym
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CTEAM-ENGINE AND SEPARATOR
- FOR SALE, manufactured by GEEAR SCOTT
< co. As the growing crop Of wheat promises to
be a large one, active and energetic man can
easily pay for II In one season out of It's own earn
ings. Apply Ia . .,,,.,..,,,,,
Commission Merchants,
my 2O-Sa&Tulm RichnOnd, Va.