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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-01

NE GREAT CLOSING SALE OF
DRESS GUODS.-PLAiD DRESS GUODS at
Extra heavy cay OTTOMAN CLOTHS at rs cents,
BLACK ALPACAS at 25, 80, IS, 40, and soc.
CHANGEABLE POPLINS at 20 cents, worth 30
Extra heavy DIAGONAL PLAID POPLINS,
warranted ali wool at 65 ceUts, worth 81.
Superior quality of PLAID POpLlNS at rs cents,
FRENCH MERINOS at s5, Is, so, aud 81, worth
30per cent. more.
Small figured all wool DELAINE at IS cents,
worth SO cents.
STRIPED SILKS at 81. worth $3.50.
BLACK SILKS at $3.50. worth 50; att l.75 worth
1925; at 81, worth $3.50. Also, great Ind -ce-
ments in better quality Silks.
EN- RESS CLOTH at 80, s., aad 10 cents, worth
BLACK CREPE DE PARIS at so cents, worth IS
A large assortment of DRESS GOODS sUITA-
Bile FOX MOURNING.
FOR ALL KIkDSOF DRESS GOODS at reduced
prices call al LEVY Bk0IHEhS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
SHEETINGS and PILLOW-CASE CCTIOSS
at reduced prices ja26
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W. HOODS at %, so, So, 40, and 5Oc.;
BREAKFAST SHAWLS at II, 81. IS, $780, $l.75,
and So;
NUBlAS at 75c., Al, and SLIPS;
CHILDREN'S LEGGINGS ut 49, 10, ana 5Vc.;
MlTTENS at IS, 80, and 35c.:
CHILDEEN.S MERINO SHIRTS at Soc;
ChILDREN'S WOOL HOSE at 10, 2t, l5 20, ana
25c.;
tremely low prices. on,,,
1918 and 1915 Main 8 rect.
COTTON YARN, all numbers from to II, at
81. per bale Of five pouncs Unelealhed INIT
ting Cotton at soc. per pound. ia 20
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WE return thanks to Messrs. ELLYsoN &
TAYLOR for that best of literary weeklies,
Every Saturday.
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dissolution AND PARTNERSHIP
~ NOTICE.-The co-partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned, under inc nrIn
tion, is this day dissolved. Either partner Will
" JOHN W. CR1NGAN.
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NTOTICE.-Mr. VIM. II. ROGERS will
~ continue with the firm Of ROGERS g NC
of tho firm In all matters concerning the business
Of said ii IN. ROGERS q MCCL.NCs.
Fen ! Ig71 tc Lin
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MT READY-MADE SUITS T 0 K
GiKLS.-We invite the attention OF those having
little girls to dress to our stock OF SUITS whlch
nicely trimmed, and are warranted to ut: Take
look at them at LEVY BROTHERS.,
Use CLARK'S COTTON on the black spools'
iao6
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M FURS, FURs, FURS.-We are now
closing out our stock of FURS girdess OF cast.
We call particular attention to our genui- nj M
SETS which we now offer at about one5half Of
their value LEVY BRO THEIRS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
HOODS, Sontags, Nubias, Bre. kfast Shswls,
and eli other worsted goods, sold regardless oil
cost ia %
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EFERRING TO THE AlSOVE CARD,
huItake occasion TO return my thanks for the
Kindness Of numerous friends and the liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon the late firm, and respect
MILTON M. ROGERS.
EER- L 1871.
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Me- SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS.--
Our stock of SHAWLS Is large and well-assorted
SIN al sHAWLS at T5c., worth Sl.25;
Extra-large SHAWLS at 81, would be cheap at - ::
STRIPED BRUCHE SlAWLS at ~, worth Sl2 :;
STRIPED SHAWLS at $3.50, worth vs..
For great bargains in Shawls call at
LEVY BEUTHERS',
1918 anu 1918 Main street.
Remember that The great closing sale Is being
continued. Great bargains can he had. ja28
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The subscribers beg leave to In. torn tnelI
friends and the public that they have associated
themselves together for the purpose OF c, houcIAe
the .c
GROCERY AND METAL BUS1NEt'S,
st the stand recently occupied by Gordon & Crin'
DON'S SONS. and respectfully solicit share OF
public patronage. JAMES GCaDCN,.
J0H N GORDON,
Pearl Block, 14th ST., bet. Main and Cary.
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DESIGNATIONS d PARTNERSHIPS.

OOPARTNERSHI the under
~ signed, have this dav formed a copartnsr sbip
under the name and firm of ROGERS s NC
HANCE, for lbe purpose OF conductinS a
WHOLESALE GROCERY. LIQUOR, TOBAC.
co, AND COMMISSION BUSINESS AZ the old
stand Of ROGERS C Co., 1O7 and 100 south Pearl
street j. PENDL.STON ROGERS:
r. ~. MCCAN nee, in.
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CITY AunIToR,s OFFICE. }

OWNERS OF DOGS AND GOATS are
I hereby notified that licenses for The same for
the year 1871 must be procured ut this Office on or
before the 18th OF February. 1871 or they VIII be
sentiaI to get license for goat, stating therein
that goats milk Is absolutely necessary for the
health of the family of its owner.
WILLIAM II. ALLDERDICE,
fa lid Auditor.
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JACOB HECHLER, formerly under the
81 RalIard House has opened again splendid
NEW RARBER SHOP and CIGAR STORE,
corner of 18th and Broad streets. fe 1--lwk
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r HAVE several very desirable ROOMS
j TO RENT, with or without BOARD. Apply
at corner of Marshall hnd s:h strcete: Me,erenees
! ia I-2tH MRS. III. G. FRY,
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THERMOMETERS, TIL ERIN ONE
I TERS.-A supply OF very accurate TIER.
MOhErERS for sale by
fe1 No. ls44, cor. st. Charles Hotel.
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THE POLICIES OF THIS COMPANY
are issued by well-known American citizens, d.
rectors, and resident in New York. They expire
st O'Clock z. NJ, and not at noon. All claims
PAYABLE In ssh, on proof Of loss, without dednc-
ton for interest, andno usual, sixty days nj er
presentation OF proof.
RISKS taken on as favorable terms as otner
first cl ass companies, payable In currency. gold,
or sterling DAVENPORT u CO.,
General A gents for Virginia.
Office over First National Bank,
ia o7-lm No. Il01 Main street.
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IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of LONDON.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

~TOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. los MAIN STREET.
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r,n,t., atock and surnIus over 80 ,OOO, 900 o,
Treatments In United States $685.. 647,975 2
De e|na res Ttta dft bonds $4,000 o.
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REv1vAL.-Interestin revival meetings
have been held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church South of this place for the past two
weeks, conducted by the pastor, Key. IL
been at the altar every night, and there
have been about thirty-fve conversions.
There were about thirty added to the church
on last Sunday.-Staatnton Spectator.
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PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CAL
IFORNIA.
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AT a meeting of Marshall Lodge, No. Il,
Ku' ghts OF Pythtas, held Thursday night, pscem-
Der 20, 1870. the following resolutions were unanl'
mousIy adopted: ,
The L, NIGEL of Death has again visited us; ana
whereas it has pleased the Almighty Ruler OF tne
Universe In His infinite wisdom TO remove from
among our midst our beloved brother, &c. Lu-
GLEN HILL The, efore, be 1t
Resolved, That whilst we bow with humble SUD-
mission to this afli citing decree OF an AI-wise Fro
violence, we deeply mourn the loss Of one who had
enoeared him self to US by all the virtues that adorn
the character of the true Knight friend, and bro
Their.
Rcsolced. That in the death Of our beloved bro
thee, p Z. Lucien Hill, Marshall Lodge, No. u,
sadly feels the loss Of a most efnci5nt officer and
val led member.
RESOLVED, That by his generous disposition,
warm friendship. good conduc, and industry, be
hath left US a good example, which we should
strive to emulate. and for which We will forever
cherish his memory in the innermost recesses OF
our hears.
Resolved, That we tender to The family Of our
dear deceased brother our heartfelt sympathy in
this their sad bereavement.
Resolved. That in honor Of our dear brother the
Lodge be draped In mourning, and that we wear
the usual b de Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved That these resolutiops.be recorded In
the minu.es Of our Lodge, and a copy Of them
transmlttsdto the family of our diseased brother.
CHAs. THALHIMER,t
JOHN C. TELLER,
CHiS. MILLHISER.
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COMMISSIONERS iFFIcE,l
RICHMOND Ifaa.f LA her 1sf. 1870 4


COX AGAINST COX'S EXEC'R AND
" aS.-lN THE ChAhCskT COU IT
OF THE CITY OF RjCaAOHn.-By 3 deorse
entered In this cause on he 18th day o; June, 1870.
II 10 ord red that The same be %rNfHrrcd 10 one or
the commissioners OF tl,is court TO tske M 40 oans
Edward Cox, deceased, upon. hls testatoi's estate
ana aiso' legste: accounts, showing what eacn OF
the leRafees Of + d~ard Cor. deceased, 10 entiteo
to reseive under hs viii, and what amounts essn
one has received, II any, from tha sa.d executor,
or otherwise, charge able With On account or ms
or her legacy, 18th tue bslance due to cach otei
and also on accouat OF the ou.staoci1s asras u nao
hereof severa ally and 70 whJn coming, Ead hnsi
order and priority thereof aud also 60 tnqhtfas ~
make report 10 The court, In what forqntAS e.
the said executor IL din ected so TenocraH e. A.
commissioner an account Of bis aqpAAa nfstr attos :
aforesaid, and such informatio6 as Is Ia hi. nn-ss
In regard to the other matt rs OF account Az, ~.
auiry hereinuefore directed tf be taken ann - .
Ard toe said commissioner is d1rerted "a 49,
audit, and sta q SAID accounts and make safd IN.
Quiry, and report the sumo 10 his court. with any
matter specially stated, deemed rertInent BY bin.
proceeding to take the SAID accouats. the SAID 0ono~
missioner shall cause notice OF The slime 9nd plaza
OF taking the same to be published 0ncea week f6ra
four weeks In some n" wspspsr publisned u Rics-s
service OF sucn notice on all tee par les 70 in,s
suit except the plslntif and defendant, Henry
Cox. executor OF Fdward COX. deceased and In
taking said accounts. the said comm, ssioner ~ dt.
recttd 10 take MS prtn,dJ dcle correct, but nAnls 70
be sur harged and Ials lied any eyparte accounts
heretofore settled by the said execute and cou.
The parties Int, estod are hereby notified :hstl
have liked on TUE DAY, the Sd OF j .nusry. is7ls
at 10 O'Clock A. d., at my of1cc. In tie city OF
Richmond. rs lhe Time ana place 70 taSc the acs
going decree. faos ~ ~.
! de S-lAw4w COMMISSIONED
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~TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money szarke

New York Stock and Money Merket.
NEW YORK, DEC. 81 Nosn,-5tocks dell, Gov
eminent strsng and inactive. State Securities
dull and eteadT. Gofi very steady at 1tot91los.
Money, ! per cent. gold 20 1-1a com mission. Ster-
ling-Long, 100: short, lost
Eaentng-G Id steady. at 11olGllos. Govern
men,s very strong, and rather active. Money
easier p, per csnt- Sterling, loaa. State Bonds
dali. Tennessee e's, ca new. 81, Virginia 6s,
s7s: pe~.G. Louisiana s,s, 70; new, %. Levee
SIS. 20 s's, 90. Alabama s's, 1911 $50. Georgia
G's, 81; rs, Oh. North Carolina s's, Is; new, z3s.
south Carolina SO; s5 : new, 6sA.
Later.--Gold was TerT steady oil day, with fes
sales a. any price. The clearings to-day az the
New York G Did Exchange Bank were S3s, 74o 600.
Governments have been strong and rather active
as compared with the business Of = few days back
5.2o's of 1857 and 1903, lo-4o's, registered and con
pom, and 1881. have advanced t -of 10 per cent.
s-2O's of 1895, rev and old, and 1894, advanced ]
per cent and 1862 ad 1anced I per cent, all closing
strong,
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The Missing United States Steamer
Saranac Trade with Japan-A Gift
Tn the French KeDubllc. NJ -

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.-The steamship
Japan for China to-day, carried supplies Of
fresh and salt provisions for the Midway
Islands.
The United States steamer Saranac left
Honolulu for Midway Island and thence
for San Francisco four months ago, and
much anxiety is felt concerning her tate.
The steamer Japan will endeayor to ascer.
tain what has become of the Saranac., 1t
is feared that scurvy has broken out at
Midway Islands, or that the oaranac Is
lost. o
The Japan carried for Yokohoma Saa47 ,COG
In treasure and $3.50 600 of merchandise, In
Guiding 1000 barrels of flour.
Yesterday the following dispatch was
sent to Gambetta:
GAS a New Years gift to France. the
Frenchmen of California send 100 900 francs
for the national defence. Vive La France.
Yive Ia R%epublique.
FROM GENITAL CoM'E OF CAL"
G. Touchard received to-day an enthusi-
astic reply from Gambetta.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-Police Justice
White presidanq.-Ihomas Fowlkes, telo-
niously setting fire to q house on the corner
OF 9Th and Clay streets, occupied by Lewis
Reed. Discharged.
j. Hammond, threatening the life of
Frederick Newman. Bound over to keep
the peace.
Washington Robins, stealing "from off
the Basin bank" Sent TO Jail as q suspi-
cious character.
Agnes Christian, disorderly conduct on n
canal boat. Fined 81.
The continued case of Robert Spriggs,
charged with keeping Il disorderly house,
was further heard and dismissed. =.
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CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIoS.-The Christmas
festival Of the Sidney Baptist Church was q
most successful affair. The programme on
the occasion was full of interest, and varied
in the entertaining features it presented,
consisting chiefly of recltations, dialogues,
and singing by the teachers and scholars.
Great credit is due to the superintendent,
10 Mr.. j. Nj. Pitcher, and to Mr. r. II.
Crump, and other members of the commit.
tee, for their energy and untiring efforts to
make the children have a good time. There
was a very large attendance, and the affair
was marked by pleasant social intercourse
and family regatherings.
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re New York Mail saws oman OF
/ u fashionable young ladies' have adopted
itA"a!ncs, which they use on their cards.
referring 10 be known by them and TO let
'fl proper names De forgotten. 1t strikes
i"tt!Sher as rather strange to see cards
ai'ile such names as 'Gerty' this, 'roody'
aa'' or 'finky' 30 and so."
M,5' NAfy L. Brooks, mother of the late
a,stTh >. brooks, and sister Of Chancellor
& I tt.,. "! SCUM Carolina, died recently
Il lh'' state at The age OF 96 years.
There is said to tea great mortality among
she children in Paris.
ftty-two Of tue cities In the T1n;ted
stases have the letler.carrier system.
Inc last Invention to prevent cold feet il
.2fss-halr iuusr soles Tor boots.
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THr Heat insurance corporations are
luuaI!-> :, on The lookout for the following
1..! ia IN" senate Of the United States,
unirh, il il pas>c>, will thoroughly revolu-
.o:..lc The marine insurance business:
y ...} 10 protect the lives and property of
H. crews. passengers. aid merchants on
t,tlI >ct-Song and coa5ting vessels IN
III. mcrc9Htllc marinc OF the United
S'nlrs.
"H,u enacted bythc Senate and House Of
I,J5 c~erntat,r,S II the Un5ted States Of
.fGrrtc0 m Congress assembled, That from
AL AFTER the passage Of this act the masters
.Ht Mutcg Of al sca-@oing and coastin@ YES
.c!~ in III" merchant service shall be nari-
and that il shall be u miSdcmeanor,
,ntcr penalty OF five hundred dollars, for
ul Insurance company 10 effect an lnsur-
iuc" un any vessel or cargo, or plrt there
4, unless the masters and mates OF said
~hail have passed, Scverally, an cX-
HmlaailoH hy the mtr!uc surveyors or in
! criVgs Of Il board Of underwriters and
'.'ta!urd The official certificate attcsting
heir pl.t Icati"DS. with the corporate seal
] s.la yUurd OF underwriters u1hNGd.'
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-. nuMISGO TRADE AND ANNExATIoS.-
u dSh!"J,9M. Dee. 0.-A commercial house
Il Ne" lo!k writes 10 Il prominent Sena-
.'r: We are advised 10y our agents, as
Nell a> by Il Dominican correspondents.
.1@l everything is peaceful and quiet, and
,tat The cnt!rc community with whom they
''c brought into contact are unanimously
n iIyor OF, and are anxlou>ly awaiting. an
Ia NHti"n. The trade between that island
''tI Ne" I"rt; is continually, although as
'rt III Il small way, Increasing, aud by the
~ lr'p Of The Tybcc there were received
Of li' .Ir>t time 1900 scroons of tobacco
.uIa - nlaua.'
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FlREs.- Cincinnati, Dec. 30.-Thc Lind
,cy House, al Folcski, Ohio. was burned
yesterday. Insured in NJ Ohio company
;ir thillicothe) for 5000.
IAc Avenue House i'll East st. Louis was
u;u"d Yesterday. Loss, $I2 800; insured.
t~.ttGJo. Zee. 30.-A fire v hich broke
III this morning III Il long frame block,
reaching from 5JS 10 500 Clark street, de-
.|"p'cli property valued at SO, 900 insured
-r IS, 500. There were S0lnc forty tenants
II thc building, whose losses range from
s.0pio 1000.
The hour mill Of McsSrs. Lewis & Co., at
Atkinson, H.. with the elevator OF Mr..
3uhn Ashley, wa, burnt this morning.
Loss, S1b,VUU.
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No. 5, knights of Pythias, has elected the
following officers j. Mccarthy, W. G..
NJ. T. Matthews, v. c.. f. G. Crump, r.
S.; James z. Atkinson, B; John B.
Vaughan, F. S.
The following are the newly-elected
officers of Germania Lodge, No. Is: Chas.
Duncker. W. c.; Aug. Blenner. V. G..
Charles I. Loehr, L. S.; Aug. Weimer, T,
s.; John Marxhausen, B.; Otto Morgan.
stern, Y. p.
The following are the officers elect OF
Damon Lodge, No. G. w. Taylor, w.
c.; G.. G. Langley, V. c.; T. W. Davis, R
S.; j. j. Chadick, F.S.; w. &. Ammons,
B.; John A. Mean!ey, V. P, representa-.
tive to the Grand Lodge.
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Domestic TeIegraphfc summary.
A policeman was convicted In Philadel-
phia Saturday of voting twice, fined 5000,
and imprisoned for one year. Five others,
for voting on false pretences, were fined 81,
and imprisoned six months.
The Government order removing settlers
from the Miami reservation lands in Kansas
has been suspended.
Edward Hammond, the famous sheep
breeder, died at Rutland, VT, Saturday,
~aged70.f-Io
The two and three years old stakes for
the Mataire la.9 spring meeting close Jan.
LIST. Besides the stakes there are SIG, 600 In
purses. The entries are free. -
The thermometer at New Orleans Satur-
day stood at $40. -" .
The tobacco dealers, manufacturers, and
warehousemen Of Cincinnati and Coving-
ton have determined to employ q single in
spector IF. q. Prague, Of Covington,J with
a fee Of 30 cents per hogshead and Is cents
DER box. -.
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Southern Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH

FATURDAT, Dec. 81. NcD Orleans Cotton ac-
'!v- 1t full prices middlings, l4sGlstc. receipts,
7 ,Gl2 bales e1p"rts-tr Great Britain, 6.3sl bales;
Bar, Ions, 4sa bales co ast wise. S5l bales sales,
7. $50 bales stack, 200 i'll bales. Prime susar %
55@57c.; choice, Gle. Coffee hcn, blu quotations
r~.duced, owing to the REDUCTION Of the sar'h.
New York sIght, I disc 'unt Gold, llvt., Cherries,
hri.s; sSIes 500 GALES; stock. "a. lot bales. Nor
folk: I otton quiet low m'ddlIngs. l4ac.; receipts,
2, go bales exports cosstwise .433 ba,es; sles,
100 b.les stock. a,7so bales. Sdpannah: Cotton
quiet and ste ady at l:ac ; receipts, 3,4lu D.'es ex.
port7--to Great Britain. 3, 662 bales coas tw1se g 70
bales sales. 1900 bales; stock, 70 800 bales. No
bile: Cotton firm al 143c.; receipts, l.a2s bales
exports.-'o G eat Britain. 1870 bales coastwise.
2s nales; sales, $500 b les; stock. se,4A nales.
augusta: Cotton inactive but unchanged at ldc.
sales, sV0 bales receipts, 100 bales.
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IrFrTscATrs TO gE PLACED on EVERY
.I.r,, n NEW YoRK.-The New York
y,4.es oi Friday says:
"Drinrs were issued yesterday by Super
.ftrul"ut Maccrcgor, Of the Department
. Buildings. for the survey OF all the no.
I'll. in TN, city, preparatory TO requiring
nom to pfarc hrc-c>capcs upon their build
.'o,. I'll" Grand Central, Fifth Avenue,
~i:<gm,n House. and Frcnch's Hotel, were
....-g,d Ia he inspected, and the notices
I'll, be ,crvrd upon them to-day. 1t may
..t lr generally known, but for some
..onfhs past the question rs to whether
Ltd, rou}l be required under the law to
.t,g,h ;yc-r-rapcs has been III court, upon
. .uil hrnughl hv SIR. Macgreg"r against
Mr.. Hawkes.. one Of the proprictors OF the
N.~Muh~. The suit WAS brought to test
Qgs-,iuu. and owing to the laws delay
u, ~l,ri..nu has ~ Yet been reached. The
.Hu,ligtrnGrut has therefore determined
e. tak" prompt action II the premises, and,
# urcr~>ny. let caci proprietor test The
1Y >yulrlieiy. Had the Richmond hotel
,rcn provided with escapes probably no
t;yc- would have been lost, and in order 10
.frycnt Luc Recurrence" Of slIntSr dlsas-
n. ... ;ty IN. .tspve cyutSo has been
... .r.H w.. .aa &nlLdlug Depart
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I. Q. O. F.-Jetferson Lodge No. 4, I. o,
o. f., bias elected the following officers e.
J.. johnson, n. g.: William Fl. Lowry, V.
g.; John b. Vaughan, Secretary; E. Hol.
Finger, Treasurer; Irving Smith, Chapl. lin,
Total membership, 100.
=. S.-The ~aboye.named officers in Jetier,
son Lodge were elected and installed Oh
Monday. the Goth instant.
schiller Lodge, L. o. q. r., No. 139, ha!
elected the following officers: Rep, A
Blenner; +. W. Thomas, n. e.; Adolph
Myer, V. g.; Fred. Emmenhauser, Trea
surer; A. Kretzmers, Secretary.
Friendship Lodge, No. 10, has elected
the following officers: J. l.. Thompson
Noble Grand; j. j. Hampton, Vice Grand:
II. +. Cook, Secretary y. Ar>cll, Jr..
Treasurer.
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IF you have q discharge from the nose, offensive

IF you have q discharge from the nose, offensive
or otherwise, stopping up o. the nose, at tunes
gl"ing nasal twsng to voice, partial loss Of the
sense of smell, taste, or hearing, ftei dull and
stupid, have pain or pressure In the lie I'd, take
cola eisily, You may rest assured that you havs
C.tarrh. Thousands annually, without manifest
ing hslt Of the above symptoms, termins ste in
Consumption, or Insanity, add end in the grave.
K. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.. OF Buffalo, \. T., Is the
proprietor of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rcmedy-a per-
feet SIP, cifc for Catarrh, which he ssncs to any
add !ess, post.p>i i'd for sixty cents. Sold by most
druggists everywhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

l'rsriEAHo KILLED IN ADMINISTRATIONS
I'S. lJ~t. W.-On the night Of the 10th
amy. Bryan, 4 noted desperate, was shot
KILLED near Nashville, Ark, by James
Norwood. Bryan had been employed
y N"T"ood and discharged for intempe-
''"rc. aud sworc he would Kill Norwood
."I lis "4lr. He made several attempts to
airy out The threat. That night he tried
" ei,rr III" house with Il pistol, when Nor
t'oi nrcd with a shotgun, killing him.
,'i"o9d surrendered himself, and was dis
harscG.