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ETA HRIl:N.

On the l:h nstap:. n. the First Baptist church, y
the Rev. y. ". Wilson, Mr.. JOSEPH Il. COSBY,
of Manchester, to Miss Emma IT., second daughter
Of tho late Charles ~ Tanner, OF Richmond.
At the residence Of the brides father, on Thursdly
the 18th instant by the Kew. DR.. Alinuigerode, Cap
tlin c. T.. ADAMS, Of Mississippi, To LEILA L.,
daughter of Samuel c. Tardy, ESP, of this city.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. c. W. Pethcrbridge,
Mr.. AUGUSTUS EPpS, OF Charles City county
On the Iath instant, ut the residence Of the brides
father, Mr. Richard FOX, by the Rev. j. Petcrkin,
Mr.. ROBERT ". sTOERS to Miss ". DUDLEY
FOX; all OF Richmond, Va. No cards.
At the Meade Memorial church, Manchester, on
the 18th instant, by the Rev. ]. II. Hammond, Mr.
T. WHiTL0CK to Miss ELIZABETH e., daughter
OF John Whitworth, Esq.
Selma, Ala, aud Paterson, n. j., papers please
CODY. r+~. r~--"- (
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
TIE PRINCE or wALEs's CONDITION.

THE PRINCE or wALEs's CONDITION.
LoNpoS, December 18.-The Prince Of
Wales passed quiet day, and was satisfacto-
rily progressing towards recovery.
LoyroN, December 1T-Noon.-Thi morn
ing's bulletin from Sandringham announces
that the Prince slept well last night, and that
his condition is in all respects satisfactory.
Prayers were again offered in all the
churches yesterday for his complete restora-
ton to health.
DEATH OF THE PRINCES GROOM.
LONDON, December 1s.-An official dis
patch from Sandringham says that the Prince
of Wales passed quiet night.
Blegs, the groom to the Prince, died from
typhoid fever to-day.
VESSEL RUN DOWN AND SEVENTEEN LIVES LOST
TIE QUEEN LEAVES WINDSOR.
LONDON, December 19-An unknown ves-
sci run down the French bark Costa Rica,
from Iavrc for Buenos Ayres, and passed on
regardless Of the cries Of the crew, seven
teen Of whom were drowned
The Queen has left Windsor for Osborne,
where she proposes to spend the coming
holidays.
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THE New MOVE On ERIE.--It is stated by
private dispatches to parties in New York
that powerful combination of the Atlantic
and Great Western railway and the English
shareholders ofthc Erie road has been formed.
James McHcnry is to manage tue raid, and
General Sickles has been retained by the Eng
lish shareholders. The new Legislature is to
he asked to ordera new election of directors,
which vii! doubtless be passed, and then Fisk
Tweed, and Gould, will be ousted.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

View York Stock and Money Market.
NEw YoHE, December 1s.-Moncy, Z and
n fraction commission. Sterling firm at 81 to
%. Gold, 100 to 1901. Governments dull.
States dull and heavy. Tenncssee's, 643 !;
new, e5. Virginia's, 81a new, G7. Louisl-
ana'a, 81 new, 90. Levees, Cd; SIS, rs. Ala
barna's, 100; SIS, 65. Georgfa's, 10; rs, 80.
North Carolina's, 81; new, II. South Caro-
lina's, 4s3; new, %. z'e
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Ilt Wellington correspondent of the
! ,...n i'cg'2te", 10th, is Responsible for tie
...-N.HE:
o!-., G'yra Carl. Gaines, lively old lady,
40 j. >plHci.n~s beard Of in connection
..,tu lawsuits. IS ii.,t now flguIiu- in III"
s.2cuiI tourl u this District in tie case Of
Han.4!i-." =. Gaines. This is suit brought
g." hp,!.ir..Eo 10 recover 4 fec EUr services
.-nu>r4I Mrs. Gaines il the years lS51-3J
80 ucr suits then pending in the Supreme
.,.r, 81 Inc United >tata-, which have since
'a,.t HcciGcd III favor OF defendant, by which
..."t-~t'> 10 the possession Of large estate
b.. %eW Orleans. The amount alleged 10 be
80. - plintilf j. - 900.
Earring the examination Of Mrs. Gaines foi
defence fGi;ch daughter was provoked by
1..e @cts,!ci account II the maay difficulties
'..c Isd Sustained IA the progress Of tlo suit
.HT t}.o recovery OF ler property ii New Or
..t1a and by the rc.,iy VI. displayed Is the
ga .3Ijy III answering any drpmciH;oIy Oh
.IHalinus CO the part Of Opposite counsel.
I7en hec c:oss-oN&E.iHation Judge Moore,
H!sc! lcr plaintiff. cndeaTore;l 10 contra
ajc; E statement; made ~ Mrs. Gaines il her
examination in ch1i the substance Of which
VA. profession Of love that She had a. al
tines made FOR the Union, and that when
once 81 p w&t"riug-D'aco she bad MADE :.
syocch. bu:ccching all Of her hearers 10 re-
.-r,IH !E tue Union, etc.
70 eject this, judge Moore asked her
whether she bad not, when stopping al tie
%,,,,swood Hut" il the city OF Richmond,
COMMUNICATED General Price upon rebel
,sa.v,ss in Missouri?
Tho witness cmphati2a!!y denied the in
.tt3,ion.
jake Moore u;siug to his feet and ap-
,at,>,n.n- Irs. Iaiucs}: MADAME, did you
3er, IN t.!e presence Of sercrt! gentlemen,
,ru:ll:an; General Price upon the success
81. 9,n ;,'3al ARMY AND express sympathy with
E.y jor!icdcracy:
ill., 9a!ne: (rising and approaching Judge
&9nr0 until they beth confronted each
.--gj: cjr, never did. Never. Never!
Sever,
Jude Moore Smiling hlandly): Madame.
49,! NDu exc: sec inc there:
LIE Canes (rycins; the Judge closely for
< .,yt.me,: No, Sir; cannot say ever hau
il, l4oasure u gazias upon so highly into
ing count"nsnce. lGTc,'t iaughterr.J
l,.r,Aat Phillips: Ia la. silence.
J. lie Io.r. i,,s,!'usctl With bushes: I
I'll "u.y sgEry that l should not have been
t. .-.gged in the recollection Of 30 beautiful
II accomplished lady. [I:uncwed laugh
oo-.1
4arsi5ai Philips Crying t. look savage;
2..rorr,
541sa Macarthur: Va! HI! ha-!.a ma
J.. Ua.
sJ>1.e 2Iyors sits down, and 50 docs Mrs.
Hr-.j
.}e court lien adjourned. A few days ia
~ y decision WAS given in favor Of Mr.
.@j.il.v. lII9. Gaines has appealed.
-
IT.. sumner said the difficulty between OK
.--...t,,.t fnl,1.e,.,, n,l i,cnn,al Grant arrcNy
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TIE LOUISVILLE, HARRoDsBuRG AND EiR-
GINA RalLRoAD.-The Louisville, HaTods-
burg and Virginia railroad have presented
t,,cir claims and prospects in the letter adj
dressed by the president thereof to the Com
mon Council. which will be found i'll another
roIumu. Colonel Duncan asks the city to
subscribe $500, 900, which he says will insure
Inc building of the road.--Louis1ills Courier.
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4 FAR-E gsTER.-At a recent suit at law
In Central City, Colorado, between two Chi
namen, All How and Ten Son Yankee, the
parties insisted upon being sworn according
to the Chinese custonl-viz., bringing a
chicken into court and cutting Of, its head.
The Judge assented, but would not furnish
the chicken, and the suit fell through.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

DECEMBER ls.-There Is nothing noteworthy
TRANSPORTING in Our marker. The majority of our
manufacturers are closing up for the holidays and
hence are buying very littlc indeed, there is ycry
little Offering. There arc few hogsheats OF new
Jugs and leaf Offering, and when In fair order and
good weights they are taken readily by shippers rs
follows: Lugs, *5.5oGyS7; common leaf, S7.sos1S3
good stemmlng wrappers, }E3ll.
For old tobacco we continue our quotations as tol-
lows, but they arc for the Dlost part nominal:
DARK SyItppTSG as.
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A TRAGEDY IN BosT0N.-Boston, Deem.
Der 1G.-William Brown, of Lynn, killed his
wife this morning by etabbing her with o
dirk-knifc. He was pursued by officers and
surrounded, when be attacked officer Thurs.
ton, and in tho struggle both fell, Brown
stabbins the officer. Officer Wilton used
his club without effect, when City Marshal
Barrett drew his revolver and shot Brown
dead. The affair caused great excitement i'll
this CITY.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
~ GREATEST BARGAINS YET
4 IT'S Gy('I Eggs

us BROAD STREET. Ais il
Has Just received large additions 10 his DRESS
GOODS department, and still receiving by an.,st
every express all the late styles, containing every
style aud variety to be found In the northern market.
10 which invite special attention from all In want
Of DRY GOpDS-yiL,
Empress Cloths at 60, 90, and ESQ.,, very cheap /;
Slteens IN all color, ut o2, 75 and eoc. Irish Pop
Inns, and beautiful very low Japanese Silks and
Purlius, all shades and colorS; Plain and Plaid
Scrges ut rs, S. an. soc.-haf price, Black Silks Mt
l.5Q @lIj. 80 to 81, the best in the city; Back AL
pacas at Is, so, :c 90 to 75c and 81 per yard Black
MeriIo, BuIlDazinc, and Tamise Cloths cheap !;
Shawls, styles IN stripes, aid beautiful, at $3.50
and S.; Black Shawls, single aud double, at all
prices: Brocls Shavs ut IS, 80, SI25a to Si0-cone
and get one White Blankets at $3.50, IS, to SIS, very
low: Colored Blankets and Quilts, $3.50. 50, and q
par; II full assortment Of White, Red, Blue and
GRAY Fr!cis at IS 3o 40, 80 to 75c and 81, very
chcp; Opera Flaunci5 IN all coors, plain and plaid
so to f5c. Cloakng Cloths. al coors and kinds, &C..
&C.; White and CDlored Corduroy, new and pretty,
very cheap CioaEs. the largest stock In the city a
the lowest prices; FuTs for ladies, misses, and chill
drci, at extremely low figures. In fact, every thing
to be found III tile Dry Goods line ut the lowest
prices possible. ,.,,..--..r. ....- -s.
Come aud soc them. 2 gf.
JULIUS sYCLE, AS Broad street.
Store closed on Saturday.
statesmen: John \. Gary, ". d. Powers, John j.
Turner ... + .3.-s +. y no Is
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New York.

New YORK, December 1S.--Nothing new
has transpired in the Tweed affair. 1t Is
proposed to arrest lin from day to day upon
new allegations until some fifteen indictments
are exhausted.
Henry T. Tuckcr1nan, the WeilknoTn
scholar, is dead; aged So years.
The aldermen Of Brooklyn have had a
meeting to devise means to check tho pro-
gress Of the smallpox.
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RAlLRoAn.--A scheme is Oh foot for build
ing 2 railroad from Tappahannock to connect
with the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at
Hanover junction. With this view charter
is 10 be obtained from the Legislature this
Wiutc:. Responsible railroad builders, We
are reliably Informed, are willing to contract
to complete the work iii two years, provided
the counties OF Essex, King and Queen, and
King William, through which the road would
run, will each subscribe to So, 900 worth Of
tie capital stock, and issue county bends in
payment thereof, al par, payable thirty years
after date, bearing interest at eight Per cent.
per anuGn, with interest coupons attached
User f,rrrtc,
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sNALL-Pox By MALTA young lady now
I'll with smallpox in this city recently re-
ccived a letter from a sister in Pittsburgh,
who wrote that she was then sick with the
smallpox. Exactly eleven days after the
letter was received The young lady who re-
was not exposed TO il in any other way, and
there seems to be no doubt the contagion was
communicated by the letter. Wheeling (IV.
Fd.) Iatcliigcncer, December IL.
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FURNITURE, &c.


WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURED (
w ING and receiving the most extensive y,
and elegant stock OF ~
FURNITURE -
that has ever been offered To the people Of Virginia
We would particularly call the attention of tue po-
lie 10 our AMBER aud PaRLOR FURNITURE,
being of superior workmanship aud newest patterns.
You will find In our waIrrOoins
WARDROBF.S. BUREAUS.
BEDSTEADS. HfASHSTANDS,
TABLES, SIDEBOARDS,
ETAGERES. MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS, DESKS, SAFES, -
wifi, great variety OF other FURNITURE. II VIII
afsnrd vs pleasure 10 show all who may call on us
t},rol Oh our wareroonls.
oA HARDWOOD & RITTEE,
.as7 Governor street, Richmond, Va
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TAIR AND FEAsT.-The ladies con.
L nected WITH the Third Presbyterian church,
CnrrrS, Iiin. will hold q FAIR and FEAST, COM
mencing THIS Tuesday EVENING, In The lee.
ture-room OF the churr and cont nuing throngno9l
the week the object Is for the benefit or the sao
bah school, they hope t. receive the patronlge not
t Euy s sn rhom ~ 60 ia-st
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"~Yntoss Ella, wife Of Dom Fernando, Of
'i>4a1, Portugal, herself = native OF Illinois,
- seat $50 for the !,eaelt Ct the CtlcaSo
. @crcrs. One thousand pounds were ~
we'd on SATURDAY from Dublin, lrelana--a
|,iat O. EI,JJ9 trola that city.
J he Rev. Dir. Spurseon, it is said, haa re-
~, ID Ton oilcrs Of marriage within i year.
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castanca.s Grave Not Desecratcd.

New YORK. December 1S.-A special in
the Herald from Havana says that Castanon's
grave was not desccratcd, nor was the glass
covering Of the niche broken. Everything
about the grave is III perfect order, nothing
having been disturbed
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DARING ROBBERY or BoHDs.-Richard u.
clifford, New York lawyer, was robbed
. ,.sa corner Of Liberty street and Broad
=, in tl.at city, Saturday. Of S32.5eO i'll
nd. lnr Ecen"ty Ecprcas says hc was
..,"I ~ nln who, while engaging his
u!lriyn ~ seine trivial question, cool!y re-
..rG liz: package containing the bonds
~ under his arm and escaped.
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Recoycriag.--P ersonai.s.s,es ,un,,o,.
AsssnrT,. 80.

Special telcsrasn to the Dispatch.
PORTSMOUTH, Va. December 1a.-The
young lady beaten by negro a few dave
since is recovering.
August Belmont, James Gordon Bennett
dr. and several friends, are hero from New
YORK. They are bound for the North Caro-
lima sounds on duck-hunt.
a schooner loaded with live oak for tho
naFy-yard here is ashore on Hog island.
'lhere are doubts about her getting off safely,
Assistance has been sent her.
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RML9oAD 70 WEST PolST.-TEe C;lesa-
rcahc and Ohio Railroad Company have
made an offer Of $4,000 for the land owned
is tho West Point Land Company, and agree
20 complete tie railroad from Hanover juno
lion to West Point in two years or forfeit
tie FL, 40Q.-ESscr Gazette.
IB0Uttftl.1
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cox BROAD TREET.-ISAAC
WV HIRSCH has just received s new supply OF
Frinces, GimpS Guipure Lacc5, Sash Ribbons, Sal
tin, Corded and Plain silk for trimming, Black ant
Cnored silk Velvet Fcvcteens tall colors at VI per
yard, superior Kid Gloves ST. ~ large assortment
OF ladies' and chldrcns FurS, which will be sold al
asoulshugly low prices. ISAAC HIRSClf,
no 2l-1nl - E0I Broad street.
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Ireland,
PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS FORBIDDEN.

IIt.'tJ.NSA HNItI'IHHt--N'
DuBIiE, December 1S.-Proccssions or as
seInblcs in Londonderry have been forbid
den. No trouble is aplrehendcd from the
Catholic inhabitants, but it is feared that the
boys may make an offensive demonstration.
Franco.
DIGESTION TO TIE SEATING OF TEE ORLEANS
PRi.,CES.
PA2ls, December 1S.--Thc members Of the
Republican Left ana the Union Republicans
held meeting today III opposition to the
seating Of the Orleans Princes. Ganhetta
presided.
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! ITcUsTA COUNTY MILK.

"A .,o,,, .offyAYgIEY NfLH
Enc snransred 10 furuish dealers and hrSe ean.
s SLus, With pure article o. FRESH TALLEx
Ip AZ reasonable price, IN any 90 ~
rival OF mall train, every evening
ct} at ais =. -. ,,,.. ra,,,a,,sa f,r spp~
piles can see me q tue Office OF ,as H,t,sd s,rrs
isst door 10 ailresa asPSS
.S,x Agent VALLEY Mtk COD.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after September lSt PASSEN-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays ex-
cef tadl a. fellows:
$3.50 4. M.-MAiL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs, connecting a. Gordonsrillc with the Orange,
.llcxandria and Manassas train for Washington and
North. and Lynchburg and South.
3:35 J. M.-ACCOMMOpATIONT TRAIN for Cor
louisville, except on Saturday, which day It leaves
att T. NJ. This train connects ut Gordonsv1ilc With
tie night trains on the Orange, Alexandria aud Ma
nassss railroad for LYNCIDURG and WASHING
TON.
Through tickets, at low rates. sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest,
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown.
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, HnVrc, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gotlenburg, to all points
on this road, Gun be bought Of the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent Oh the road.
Further Information may be obtained at the Com
pany's Offices. rs
no passenger trains are run on Sundays.
a. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES Y. NETiIERLASD, General Ticket Agent
&C ii
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A line OF stages is now running from Du-
luth TO Srpcrior-eight nilss-on the ice
AisrauksQ Essss, 12H.
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South Sarrlsun

TIE GOVERNOR. AND OTHER OFFICIALS crARcrn
WITH F.h1!A FRAU OF 1MPEAcHiEST
INTRODUCED INTO THE LEGISLATURE, &C.
COLUMBIA, s. c., December 18Th tho
House Of Representatives today the report of
c. c. Bowcn's investigating committee mr..
raignins the Governor OTHER State officials
for alleged fraudulent over-issue Of State
bonds was holly discussed for four hours,
The Speaker ruled that two-thirds vote
was required to adopt the report as the sense
of the House, because the adoption Of the
final recommendation of the report would BIO
the first step towards impeachment.
The discussion was overrlled and the re-
port adopted.
At @ O'clock Bowen introduced a resol,I.
ton "that L. h. Scott, Governor of the
State of South Carolina, be impeached Of
high crimes and misdemeanors." He also in
PRODUCED a similar resolution impeachine
State Treasurer Parker. The resolutions
were laid over under the rules. -
There was large attendance Of people and
great excitement. -1.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG)
RAILROAD COMPANY, !

T'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run as
Z follows:
The mall trains leave Richmond at s!5 A. n. and
900 7. NJ; aud leave Petersburg at 400 A. a. and
7:a0 =. ". ....--.--.--.---s-
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
az A. II. and 4:.1 L. NJ and lcaye Petersburg ut 10
i. VI. aud 400 7. ~
The 2a6 A. NJ. train will not lehve Richmond on
SUNDAYS. and the 1920 T. NJ. train VIII not leave
Petersburg ON SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 T. NJ.
daiy train, and those from Norfolk VIII connevt Us
Petersburg with the 10 A. NJ. train.
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the $40 A,
NJ. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
aud returning, leave Richmond Oh the same oaYs as
2:3o 7. III.
The mail trains will stop only at Chester; ,.,,
The A. II. train VIII connect at Petersburg Win
the Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO railroad 1or
Lynchburg daily.
SLEEPiNG-CARs on the 2:so P. IL train, running
I,romph IN Wilmington. ~. II. u. kASEY,
.u Ticket and Freight Agent
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KCKLUX TRIALS,

COLUMBIA, December 1S.-In the kuklux
trials to-day the case of Hay and Mitchell
was closed byan elaborate argument of Hon.
Reverdy johnson, who expressed the utmost
horror at the outrages to Which the witnesses
had testified, but Nc conteuded that the evi-
dcnce had not shown that these outnges
had resulted from any conspiracy, nor con-
nccted the accused with their commission.
The jury, after tl!irty-eight minutes con-
snltation, returned a verdict of guilty on the
second count-Viz., "Conspiracy to iUure
Jim Williams for having voted in 1870"
The defence gave notice Of a motion for a
nerr trial. !.
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o. 900 go TOR LOAN ON REAL
STATEe-A hduciary has
the aboye ANA loan on city reai estate, nEineufr
hered for to or mere years ut reasonable rate ai
interest. Arpiy Of my Office to-day
de is.5; ". GQDDLS. Real Esiasc Agent
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MACHINE WORks.-SLOAT & AID.
ul DISGToN, Nos. 1902, 1a24, 1s25, and 1t2S
Cary street, and Nos. Is and is south Fifteenth
street. Richmond, va. We make all kinds Of new
work In the aclinist line, repair all kinds OF work
We go In The country 10 do ali sorts OF work In our
line Also, Iaasc the best toacco mills in the world
aud keep ten on hand, Us well rs tobacco serews or
I'll kinds, together Nth bands and bsis and all ar
tcles for the manufacture OF sosSeco. We keep on
hand for sale all sizes Of new aid secondhand En-
gines Boilers, ,w-3 His Power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Shaftmg. Hangers, Pnlleys, Gear
and BeylW heels; aid, IN faet,a general assortment
of all useful articles In our line, together with
Judson's Patent Steam-Epgin Governor; Utica Com
rauy Stcam-Garges; Selden's Patent Engine Pack
Ing Peel Valves Globe Valves Tallow Cocks; Self
OiIing Cups, Tor both engine and shafting; F1re
Cleaners Ok Cas: Water-Ganses, SC. All OF which
we sell St fstse.sssc prices and on accommodating
ter,,aS NIB. txe Gareye on conSgnnens Ill Knee
OF insrhirieIy, bot.ihe~ and sescIid-hand coneaud
see us. Enc?] SLoAT s. ARLINGTON.
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I'S'-Ao w anOs SIsS kE&As
To the President and Members of The City Covsch:
Conference.-The Committee on Accounts and
Printing beg leave TO report that after due examine.
ton Of the proposals submitted IN accordance with
their public advertisement they have awarded con-
To; To WmLIAa II. WADE the city printing on the
terms proposed-viz., For $3.50.
gOOK-wORE.
Plain composition, per Loco ems. ~
Rule or figure composition, Per Loco esns-...... o.
Rule and figure competition, Fer 1000 ens...... ~
BOOK PRESS-WORK, OCTAVE FORM
One TO five tokens.
Ten tokens and upwards %
JOB-WCRK.
Plain composition, per 1000 ems.
Rule or figure composition, per Loco Guns "
Rule and hSure composition, per l,oSo eins..'.f'
b. ~ u JOB PRESS-W0Rk. :.
re- TO te Richmond Disst the publication q al
ORDINANCES and SSBpICESo OF every Kind. from
all departments OF the city goyernment ~ y sen"
Er Si cnmm,ttec recommend that the publication 81
tho ne,i ordinance required by the city chartsx.
he given TO each OF the following pcWspaRSess - -
Drises nroposs.G BY them respectively 10 hlcnmono
lfg ut 20 cents per square 70 kisnnona 6naas,sS
Ut s cents I ~: and to the German AsssgY se
cents per square for arss anu
l5i cents. -, ,,,,,,,oo !. >, ,tter Of iarre pub.
ss ,ss 81 81 oe &
tio and notices 10 the public afd tos " .s 49,
see,ad rs such paper. Aud In rcgnxu W .,ls 49, 49,,
nsnees cnbodying penalties for theft
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-19

THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot corner %
Byrd and Eighth streets IS Follows:
! The DAY TRAIN daily 1t $50 A. NJ; arrives II
Washington mt l2:l5, Baltimore except on sunos1S
at 2:l5. Philadelphia ut els, ana New YORK az A''sS
p. II. THE SAME DAY. -s-c,.
The NIGET TRAIN daily Except on Sundays o.
sas p. II. .,,
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond o. z'H
PM. 1ss ss,-a s,t ~
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond tNon'
days exccpteei) ut 800 a. NJ. ,,,.x
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN LOT MutoIrve
leaves Broad-SEeet depot daily Sundays excepteaj
ut $3.50 =. NJ. ;,urrives In Richmond ut ga: AZ d.
The RElGaT TRAINS leave On Iuesoeys nou
Fridays at Gas Il. III. 49, = ( y - 80 -.
THRouGul TICKETS and THROUGH Bag
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points nortnt eSss'
and west. .r
Company's office, corner OF Broad and E,spn
streets. Ia. ii s
Ticket Office, corner Of Byrd and Eighth streets
}. B. GENTLY, General Ticket Agent
Z. 7. D. MYERS, General Superintendent 1es