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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
~ pliance with an ordinance OF the city OF
Richmond will attend at the Office Of the City
Collector, at the City Hall, from A. M. to Z. ID
from the 18th to the 3lst OF December. inclusive 70
receive the remaining half of the CITY TAXES.
deducting ten per cent. thereon from those who
paid one-half In June
EDMUND WINNIE, G. G. E.,
by JULIUS A. HoBSCN, ID. @. O. K.
n. B.-Those persons who have not paid any
portion OF their bills win please call during the
same time and pay the amount OF their taxes, as
we viii have no opportunity OF calling on them
before advertising their property for ssle, which
will add twenty per cent. Of not soldl. Those who
have not paid their personal tax by that time must
expect to have their goods levied on as soon az we
get out Of the Office, required 20 ecttle our
entire account in February.
We would call particular attention OF the tax
payers OF the newy-incorporated tc--:tc-y, a7 the
property IS so imperfectly described h@t u g In
possible tina. the Collector can find -.
EDMUND WINNIE, Collector,
by JULIUS 4. HoBSoN, ID. Q.
By resolution Of the Council p"cseG o. The 7l9t
Of December last the time for the collection OF
taxes as above has been extended until the lStl =
January Inclusive 4. WHINE, Collector,
ia 2-tl5Ja by j. 2. HoBSOS, ~ y.
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Having this day connected myself with the above
trln, resi- yectfullv solicit continuation OF the
patronage of my friends aud those OF the late firm
u G~stGmCv 4 norris. w. II. L. MORRIS.
January |, 1902 ia 1-2w
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GROCERIES, &C.

WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING IN
w STORE
BkUv.>-- ''"'. 'ib and clear rib
Breasts,
Sii,usaSfS
Hsme.
v0RE-Tn barrels: ~
IsRF--lu barrels and half barreIs.
ST-GkRS-k.tuet ant! rapy-all yr.dss.
nj S-t Arc'Na, In ticrccs
CIvFSE-BeSt New orh factory.
>vEI-P--In IA rcls;
n fLAS>ES-IIime New Orleans IN barrels :.
PIGs' T0S1 UtS-l;l half barrels and bar.
-els:
CANDLEs-adsp.a an .tne:
COEFES-Ria a~usyra, and Java;
ro- sale 81 lowest poss .6ie prices
A .2-,W SkSNfN G. WILLIAMS
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Trinity school received the award of spe-
cial honor for the largest percentage of at
tendance. Premiums were distributed to
the mission schools for average attendance,
in the following order: Valley Mission,
first; Oregon, second Sidney, third Cen
tenary Mission, fourth and Rockets, fifth.
The next meeting will be held in Clay
street church on the second Sunday in Feb
ruary.
A meeting of the teachers of ell the
schools will be held at Broad-street church
on Sunday afternoon next.
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TILE COURTS.

MAYORS COURT-MAroR GEO. CuAHooN.
The Mo-1,ing Star Saloon Robbery.
Mingo Robinson, the negro who was ar
rested on Saturday night for picking Ed
ward Phelan's pocket of 5000 in the Morning
Star Saloon was arraigned. From the evil
dence it appeared that Mr.. Phelan was
robbed in the saloon mentioned, on Satur-
day, and that he sent for Detectives Muir
ply and O'Dwyer. To these gentlemen he
expressed the suspicion that Mingo Robin
son had robbed him, as he had carried him
home that night. They proceeded then TO
look for Mingo, and found him in the store
of Bill Ryan. After talking with him for
some time they made him a victim Of mis-
placed confidence, and he delivered to them
$500 for safe-keeping. He was arrested
and carried to the station-house.
Mr.. Phelan testified that the negro went
home with him on Saturday night. Wit
ness requested him to pull off his clothes.
He pulled off the right boot-the one in
which he had the money-and left him
asleep. When he awoke he found the
money gone.
Mingo was sent on to answer an indict-
ment for felony.
The Bigamy CaSe.-The case of Reamus
Davis, charged with bigamy, was called. The
charge was preferred by Louisa Davis, nee
Page, his first wife. A number Of witnesses
were examined, and Rev. John Jasper (ne-
gro) testified that he had marrid Reamus to
Mary Ann Nicholas. The Mayor sent Rea-
mus on 10 answer Indictment.
Henry Page IN mulatto boy), brother of
Rcamus's first wife, during the trial, said
10 the accused, in presence Of the court,
"Tll fix You for this if you does git clear"
BE was arrested for contempt, and after
wards let off on the condition that he would
behave himself. Minor Page was also ar
raigued il connection with this case, and
charged with threatening Reamus's life.
He was required to give surety for his good
behavior.
Robbery--1rreSt Of iccused.--On Sun
day evening the apartments of Mr.. Otto
Meiste were entered and robbed of work
box containing $l30 and a pocket-book with
$25.25 in it. Mr.. Meiste was convinced
from the circumstances surrounding that
the robbery had been committed by Sarah
Woodbridge, q domestic employed in his
household. He put the police on the track,
and on yesterday morning he found Sarah
on Main street. He arrested the accused,
and upon conveying her to the station-house
he found the stolen property concealed on
various parts of her person. She was ar
raigned before the Mayor, and sent on to
answer indictment.
Drunk and Disorderly.-John Sullivan
{" boy in blue ~, charged with being drunk
and disorderly and creating disturbance
in the house of Martha Ward (negro), was
discharged. Martha Ward was arraigned
for picking Sullivau's pocket, and was dis
charged, in the absence Of evidence to prove
her guilt.
Neutrality-suspicious. B. Taylor, charged
with threatening TO shoot Sarah Walheld
and using insulting and abusive language
towards her, was fined FIVE dollars.
assault. - Sarah Dean (negro), charged
with assaulting Isabella Pendleton's child,
was discharged.
BEFORE COMMISSIONER CHAHOON.
The Defaultinq CaSe.-The case of r.
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Mr.. LEES LECTURE TONIGHT will doubt
less attract a large audience. He has Sc
'lected a most interesting theme, and any
one who has ever heard Charles Carter Lee
lecture will not fail to hear him again. He
is an inimitable humorist and one of oul
bes, popular speakers, always sending his
audience home delighted. His lecture will
be delivered in the Second Baptist church
corner Of Main and Sixth streets.
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A FAMILY MUss.-On yesterday morning
John Gordon, on returning to his home,
found that his breakfast was not quite
ready for him. The bad husband there
upon became e1asperated and attacked his
wife with carviug-knife, cutting her be-
low the elbow, causing painful if not q
serious wound. A physician was called in,
who rendered the necessary physical aid,
and a policeman was summoned, who took
John into custody.
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BEF0RE JUSTICE WADE,

another Byamy Case.-Dabney Minor
(negro) was on yesterday arraigned on the
charge of marrying Fanny Mays in June,
1868, his lawful wife, Phoebe Page, being
then living. 1t was further charged that
he married his first wife in 1867. The case
was continued until Thursday at 10 o'clock,
in the Absence Of witnesses.
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THE HEADQUARTGks FOR USEFUL ARTICLES
Is at MoUSTCAsTLEs. Among The many useful
contrivances he has sale Is IN excellent one for
changing any kind of chair into Z rocking chair.
Those who have used these altered chairs speak In
Tbs highest terms OF them. They cost only one
dollar. Here may also be found q full stock Of
hou.e efurplshlgg goods.
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An OUTRAGE.-On Sunday afternoon last
the congregation of Trinity church were
subjected to the dangers of rock battle
carried on by the Butchertown and Union
Hill Seats" These feuds have already
existed too long, and no efforts should be
spared by the police to stop them.
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COLONEL FARRAR's LECTURE POSTPONED.
In Difference TO Mr.. Lee, who lectures to-
night, and at the request Of many persons
who desire to hear both of them, Colonel
Farrar has postponed his Grip Van Win
kle" lecture until next Monday night, when
it will be delivered in the lecture-room Of
the Second Baptist church.
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ing forty-fve dollars per month for each
man; which was adopted.
--- MATURED BONDS.
Mr.. Yale offered a resolution providing
for the redemption of the matured bonds of
the city. Laid over.
After referring a number of private Pc
titions, the Council adjourned.
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'HE FIRM OF ARMlSTEAD & CARY
L Is this day dissolved by mutual consent-JoHN
B, CARY Withdrawing. Al parties having claims
are requested u present rh"m for settlement; and
hrsc Indebted viii make immediate payment.
Either member Will use the name of the drni IN
liquidation only. WILLIAM =. hRMISTEAD,
John Z. CARY.
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THE BAPTIST SUNDAT-sCHoOL AsSOCIA-
rIoS was to have held it's quarterly meet
ing last night at the Second Baptist church,
but the state of the weather prev enting a
full attendance, the meeting was adjourned
10 next Tuesday evening (l9th) at the same
r1ana
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE JANUARY
IL, 1s69.-B. A. Mcdonald, Bedford county,
Va; r. Cole g. Son, New York: Matoon s.
Blairdill, Chicopee Bowern g. Taylor, Bal
timore, Nd; J. Albert Cayghter, Winches-
ter, Va. Nathaniel Cork, Chesterfield
county. w.; Jane Rome, Goochland Court
house, Va; Mrs. Frances Micheaux, Pow
hatan county, Va; Emanuel S. Layten
(colored), Fluvanna cornty, Va. Mrs. NJ.
A. Leheve, Nelson county, Va.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
nIesse nres, n. them and All nsrscns indebted To
the said estate are requested TO make payment ut
once to kOBEHp Il. LANCAoIEh,
dc 29-Tu4w Executor.
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STOVES, TGNWARE, &c.

At HOME AGAIN.-Thankful to our
"A friends and the public for the very liberal
pstronase heresofors bestowed on US, we wopid re-
STREET, may be found the finest sssortment OF
STOVES GEATEs, TISWARE, H0USE-Fu uk-
NIsHINa GOODS, RANGES FURNACES,
ss any house In ths City. G0UaT;oasTlE, s;i a II
dak s1o Rr0si street
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ECONOMY IS WEALrH.-From the steam fac
tory, near Warwlck's mill, You can buy half
cord extra sawed or split wood cheaper than II
done by hand. Every trial ends IN approval.
Also, the best coal sold. Try both.
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RoBBERY.-The residence of Mr.. John
7. Johnson, on Marshall street near Mon
roe, was entered forcibly and robbed of
about sixty dollars worth of ladies' wearing
aDparel
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We are indebted to j. Wall Turner for
Messrs. N. Tyler & Co.'s new paper, "1he
Saturday Bulletin" published in Baltimore.
Mr.. Turner is the agent for Virginia.
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CPECIAL N0TICEs-JuST Arr
~ Rived and for sale az the EX-S Es.A
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE STA E
BLES, franklin street, ONE HUNDRED GdSEIa6o
YOUNG MULES EIFrY WELL-BRCkE
MULES, and TWENTY YOUNG NARES suita-
bio for farming purposes Gl Of which will be sold
at reduced prices and on tho most accommodating
terIns. lSe el JOHN IL. DAslS-
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IRON WORKS.

NEW MACHINE SHOP.-SLOAT& l. AD-
y DlSGTON, l4lS Cary street near Fourteenth.
sTEa n-E& &GlNy aud BOILER REPAIRING
10 city and country: Tobacco Machinery or all
Ands uladr new and repaired: Scales Of ali kinds
repaired @nC adjusted; SEWING MACHINES Of
Ill k!Gd5 repaired and ali parts for same furnished
ana Tie LATE IAPR0FEMENT put on the
BLOT ELLltTIC ana WHEELER Il WILSON
SEWlNG MACHItEcS. sLOhT ELLIPTlCM MA
CHiAAs for sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
HF sGppIying the judson Patent Governor and
salEes for E.eam-engines, also for the celebrated
Se!oens Patent Packing Tor steam-epgtnes. and
Ut ice great end useful Lathe Chuck made by
atSs:s. K. Horton Il soa.
GEORGE \. SLOAT,
no 'em A. JECkS0N kDDIEGTOR.
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pOVHATAN sTEAMBOAra.zs7Q.

D0WHATAN .6TEAMB0ATAaH6oi
1 COMpAEY.-STEA 7 Z 4 II Z 4 SS5sszzs
CHEAP, RELIABLE. AND SAFE ROUTE TO
BALTIMORE, SAyANGAH, BOSTON, AND
THE VEST. -TRl-WE EEKLY LINE TO BhL-
TIMORE, MAKING CLO8E CONNECTION
WITH sfEAMERs TO PHILADELPHIA-NO
CHARGE rOR " WEAE EAGE, DEAYAGE,
0R FORWARDING, AND NO TRANSHIP.
aENT OF GOODS BETWEEN RICHMOND
IND BALTfNORE.-Lesves Baltimore every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and aATuRDAY.
DAY, and s6TURDAY. I
Freight received every day feIcep. Sunday up 20
yo'clock Z. II. These CLEANERS have excellent So
ioor statcrcorn, and passenger accommodations.
Fare TWO DOLLARS; Dsafs ard atateroou
t.1tra. Tor freight or passage applyto
HARYEYS j. WILIAES, Agents,
ANA 80 CorumcrcSI Block.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

THIS SUBLIME ORATORIo ga
will be rendered entire at the a.sr.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE
on THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY a. isee,
commencing at O'Clock, by the 1ss
EICHMoND MUSICAL BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION
assisted by FULL ORCHESTRA Of TWENTY
.a.. PERFORMERS. -a~
The Solos will be sung by sorne Of the best talent
In our city sustained bya
CHORUS OF NEARLY ONE HUNDRED
u PERSONS.
The sale ofreservcd seats will commence at the
store OF George L.. Bldgood Tuesday morning,
January Y. at 10 o'clock.
PRICES or ADMISSION Dress circle, 81: par
quctte. IS cents: family circle, 10 cert5 gallery
IS cents; private boxes each, as. Reserved seats
25 cents 3 &,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAsrARr l2, 1869.
Sun rises .........7.11 Moon sets......... 500
Sun sets .........5..4.49 High tide, F. NJ. 404
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY II.
ARRIVED. En
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. @. Dunham
Il Co. H
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, -Baiti.
more. merchandise and passengers, Harveys
& Williams.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, LIB. Tatum.
MEMORANDA. ..
New YORK, January S.-CIeared, schooner
E. Waterman, Morrhall, for Richmond. Ar
rived, schooners jamestown and Mott Bedili,
each four days ON Richmond also schooner
Nellie Brown, Higgins, from Boston for Rich
mcnd.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
New YORK. January u.-Arrived, steamer
Aibemarle, Richmond. .
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTRRACITE COAL, all kinds, and the
"a very best quality DRY PINE and OAK
WOOD. Consumers will please cali ut all the coal
and wood yards In the city before purchasing Of
me- as do not desire the trade OF anybody who
can DO better vi b other parties.
Keep down the prices of the indispensable ar
ticles of consumption in these great times Of
poverty Is The wish OF ---.---.
BURNHAM wARDWELL,
ja IL Coal and Wood IenlCr.
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SUNDAY-ScHooL MEETING.-The monthly
meeting of Methodist Sunday-school Society
was held at Trinity church Sunday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock. The attendance was
large, and the occasion an interesting one.
Asa Snyder (president) conducted the ex-
ercises. The meeting was opened with
singing by Trinity school, and prayer by
Robert A. Ware, of Clay-street church.
The President submitted series Of ques-
tions for discussion, embracing in their
scope the entire operations of the schools,
with view to elicit information in regard
to the working of the various schools.
Messrs. Chase, of Broad-street; Carey, of
Clay street; and Walford, of Trinity, re-
sponded.
Bishop Doggett was then introduced, and
interested the meeting in one Of his plea
SAINT off hand addresses, giving an account
Of his recent official visit to the West, and
relating several affecting incidents of the
occasion. He also urged upon the scholars
the Importance Of prayer.
George L. Bidgood, vice e-president of the
society, made an appeal in behalf of the
mission schools, and realized good sum to
aid in building up these suburban schools.
The following IS synopsis Of the super
intendents' reports for December:
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EDUCATIONAL.

MARYLAND
Iva AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
ON THE RAILROAD BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
NINE MILES FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Sessions open SEPTEMBER 18TH
and FEBRUARY 1ST.
Vacations from July lat to September l5,h.
Entire charge for five months, Sl?s. No extras.
Uniform required. .@.-. --
For circulars or information apply to
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President
or 70 Major r. A, &. HANDY, Registrar.
Postoffice at the college. ia a-3m
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a NTHRACITE COAL.-A full supply Of
- FlRSr QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL,
sizes suited for ranges and stoves OF al kinds fur
naces and crates.
Also, CLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL
COAL.
Purchasers are invited to call on Seventeenth
no 10 g. P. LATHROP.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR AN INVEST
IA MENT.-FOR SALE. ONE-1 HtRD ISIF,
REST in FLOURIsHIEG MANUFACTURIfG
ESTABLISHMENT in this city. Address post
Office box slO Richmond Va. ~jas-lW :
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FUNERAL OF Hon. JOHN M. Boris
The funeral of Hon. John Minor Bolts took
place on Sunday evening from st. James's
church. The church was filed to overflow
ing. The funeral services were read by
Rev. Joshua Peterkin. The choir chanted
the twelfth selection of Psalms and the one
hundred and twenty-ffth hymn. At the
conclusion of the services the funeral cor
tege took up the line of march in the fol-
lowing order:
Pall.bearers. In carriages.
Eearse.
Family and friends, In carriages.
Military commander and staff.
Governor and State officers.
Mayor Chakoon and Common Council OF the
city of Richmond.
Grant and Colfax Association.
Other associations, and citizens generally, in
carriages and on foot.
The remains were taken to shockoe Hill
Cemetery, where they were inferred beside
the grave Of Mr.. Botts's son Archibald,
who was killed in the Mexican war.
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 1SFsA
4 AND NORFOLK sTyAMSHIP-s$SA1e&t& t&
LIN 4. - Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
CITY composing this line, with leave Philadelphia
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FIJI
DAY, alternately. ~ es -.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and St.
Louis, ufa Pennsylvania Central railroad. Ll5c,
tsr Norfolk and Boston and close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills Of lading signed through.
Passage 20 Philadelphia, including meals and state
room Sls. w. z. PCRTEE, Agent.
nn IL Office sAas Dock stfeet.
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MEETINGS To-Day. - Iron Moulders'
Union tonight at the hall corner of Tenth
and Bank streets.
Vest Point Land Tompany.-Annual
meeting to-day at West Point.
Planters National Bank.-Annual meet
ing of the stockholders at IL NJ. at their
banking house.
National Bank of Virginia.-Annual
meeting of the stockholders OF II NJ. at
their clearinghouse, corner Of Eleventh
and Main streets.
First National Bank of Richmond.-
Annual meeting of stockholders at II NJ. at
their banking house.
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2itIulrol1d 1ispatrtr.
TUEsDAY..........JA JANUARY IL, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" rs LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
OITY. a.. 49,
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.JOLLINS INSTITUTE,

II
Young ladies proposing 10 enter this Institute for
the second half session should be present be-
fore the FIRSr WEDNESDAY, IN February.
1hirty-six additional rooms for two pupils each,
have been recently finished, and, we would be
pleased to have them filed at that tfna The Board
Of Instruction and Government consists OF five
gentlemen ard six ladies and the course OF III
struction Is both elevated and wide IN its range,
embracing all subjects necessary TO thorough and
complete scholastic culture.
The session closes about the 2sth or June Orator
for The occasion, Hon. j. l.. II. CURRY, LII. d.
For Board aud Tuition, $lso; Music, Sso-pay-
able half In advance. No extra charges.
Apply TO the Superintendent ut Botetourt Springs,
Roanoke county, Va. a9s
Pupils by railroad stop at Salem.
\. S.sJOHNnOA, kustness agent
de aa-lwSkJali Nv Rollins Inat!t ute.
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STATE EREsT.-Upwards of thirty
thousand dollars were paid out of the Trea-
sury yesterday for State interest.
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: PLUMBING, sc.

MELLOW IZENS,-Come and help us
TO make an honest living. F .t19 &.
AUG. ARSELL JR., & CO., 1
rg.ss I.- Il. ~ 72S MAIN STRKET, lssE7ie. H.
TIMERS AND PLUMBERS.
TIHWARE always on hand TIN RnOpIFG,
6ITTEEING, SCOUTING, and PLUMBING,
done in all their branches.
We are daily putting up the FIRE-Pr' CE
STOVES, for heating first, second. aud q - sto-
ries. uv I-Am
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HORSES AND MULES.

EIGHT LARGE WELL-BROKEM
e. MULES for sale low for cash or t3.ssA
good negotiable paper at sixty days APP ~
ply to JoHS W. WILKS, on Franklin aaAasssS
between seventeenth and Eighteenth, or a.
WALKER No. 1916 Main street. -
ia ll--lw* j. q. U1MBfRLA X ".
Y HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NO.M
4 LOT OF MULES and HORSES, "E&NA
broke and unbroke, suitable for all pur- wv
poses, on my usual accommodating GSszsdab'
terms. Also, for my old customers, several splen-
did TWO aud FOUR-H0RSG WAGONS, Of NY
own manufacture, ready for delivery.
B. w. GREEN,
on Monroe between Grace and Broad streets.
5a LINK
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The Detaulting Case.-The case of R.
W. Hobson, United States revenue inspec-
tor, charged with being defaulter to the
amount of $4,000, was called yesterday,
and, in the absence of witnesses, con-
tin11ed
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
NOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO E>
kt FINE BAY MARES. four and 1veH2A
years old next spring, suitable for Carriage or
WORK horses. spplyto
- G. A. ROBINSON,
@A HenrIco county,
on piankroad, four miles from Richmond.
ia o,s
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

E.-CHRISTMAS.-- ~
II For the enjoyment OF this fes- ArSa
tive season ZEIELLE'S larder Is ~-ES
most bountifully supplied. No lux ZS>
ury that Is attalna0le is missing. Oruers will be
promptly filled either for the saloon tables the pri-
vate rooms Of his house, or for families. The sea-
sonable beverages brewed ut his bar, where the
best LIQUORS are always 70 be had. ..
The Restaurateur tenders all his friends the com
pliments Of this joyous season. de2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-12
The subject WAS recommitted.

FIRE ALARMS.
Mr.. Clinton, from the Committee on the
Fire Department, reported resolution pro-
yiding for the appointment of two men for
duty at The Ninth-street Dollhouse to ring
the FIRE alarms, OF On expense not exceed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-12

lTTa sTRGET. lATH sTGEET.
COAL. ". HALL CREW. WOOD.
r HAVE ON HAND ANTHRACITE
4 BED and WHiTEAsH-BITUM UMIN GUS,
LUMP, H-&IL, and AVERAGE COAL, Which i
will sell at lowest market rates. Also, EEASOE-
gD OAK and PINE WOOD.
MIDLOTHIAN FINE COAL at - In yard !;
2s.so delivered.
Olce sad ysrd for Anthracite Coal Cary and
SET eat6eIth streetn.
11-um,nous Coal and Wood yard, Fourteenth
street near DGnyille depot. -
do VI HALL, CREW