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was politely waited upon yesterday hy
one of the "guardians of the city" and re-
minded of the law requiring citizens to re-
move the snow from the pavement in front
of their houses. I find this morning that
very little attention has been given by other
parties to this important matter. Have all
dellnquentS been notified, or arc 4 fen only
subject 10 specia! notifcltion? CITIZEN.
Richmond, December 81, 1872.
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IURDAY. MORNING. DECEMBER IS. 1879
peet them ou. every bad Sunday during ID,

pect Ihem out every bad Sunday during tho
year.
The roll OF honor, containing the names
of those who had not been absent q single
Sunday during the year, was read, and the
distribution OF prizes and gifts begun. The
little girl who received the first prize--a
beautiful doll----for not having been absent Q
single Sunday during the year lives at the
tolEgate on the MechanicsTille turnpike,
three and half miles from the church, and
has walked through rain and snow as we'll as
on the bright Sundays.
Every child received q present. AT the
close all were treated to candy; and hap
pier, merrier set of little folks we haveneyer
seen together.
The whole affair was a decided success,
and reflected great credit on all concerned.
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A PROSPEROUS INSURANCE CoMPAEY.-The
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany have declared semi-annual dividend
of six per cent, free OF taxes, and. in addi-
ton. have added nine and a half per cent. to
their surplus fund out Of the profits of the
past six months, making that fund after pay
ing tile above dividend 100000. This is one
of our oldest and best home companies, has
always lad the confidence of our people,
and deserves the great success which its ener-
getic officers and Board Of Directors have
secured for IL
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FIRE AT CLOVER Hull PITs.-On Christmas
day, at Clover Hill pits, a house with all its
contents was entirely consumed by fire. 1t
was owned by Messrs. Cox & Logan. and
occupied By Wilson Brown (colored). When
the fire was discovered it had made too great
headway to be subdued. The house was
supposed to have been set on fire by some
malicious person.
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sArsALATs ISSUE OF TIE PHILADELPHIA City
Item Ingenuity has been taxed to find the surest
and most direct means Of reaching the public, and
the business man who would advertise a specially
and get the greatest good out Of the greatest num-
Der in the shortest space of time Is compelled to go
10 GEORGE 2. RoTELL & Co., Of New York. for ad-
vice. Why to this house? Because It Is the head
and front OF the advertising business. Iti prompt,
methodical. and clear In its transactions, aud pos
seses tic confidence Of all the houses which adyer-
.tg
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ELIZA PARK SUNDAY ScHooL.-On Thursday
afternoon the scholars at this mission school,
conducted by members Of the Second (aev.
Dr. Hoge's) Presbyterian church, and OF
which Judge Robert Ould is the superin-
tendent, were bountifully entertained by
their teachers and friends. Gifts were dis
tributed, and there were other appropriate
and interesting exercises. This is ono of the
best mission Sunday schools in the city.
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ACCIDENT FROM A SKYRocKET.-Hampto
W. Curtis, young son of Captain John A.
Curtis, was seriously injured last night by
tue explosion of rocket in the hands Of a
boy near the corner of TWenty-fifth and
Broad streets. The contents of the rocket
struck young Curtis In the right eye, and it
is feared will impair his sight.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At meeting of
Myrtle Lodge, No. 25, Knights of Pythias,
Thursday night, December 26tb, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
James Howle, c. c.; Thomas Clemmitt, Y.
c. c.; NJ. J. Powers, X. R. S.; F. W. Ste
venson, u. F.; J. p. Anthony, u. E.;
George !. Hooper, Prelate John Ahern, NJ.
A.; G. D. Wicks, ?. c. G. Representative
to Grand Lodge, G. D. Wicks; alternate, B.
r. Shepperson.
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RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-The usual services
at the various churches will take place to-
morrow. The following special appoint
ment is announced:
Oreqon ELL Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. L. 3. Betty ut II A. NJ. and Rev. l.. a.
Guy at II p. M.
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FINE CONFECTIONERY AT ANros1's.

have analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand of .B Select" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR 6 CO., Richmond, VA. and and II
free from fusi oil and other impurities and recon-
mend !ts uss for medicinal and family purposes.
j. u. MCCAw,M D.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medical College Vlr-
ninln
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s WE CAN cosfsfEsD sfEssRs. 6EoHGE FsIsow-
gLI& Co, or New Yo-s,so those os our patrons
who may have occasion advertiser papers Beyond
their imnrediats ricinty.as this arm have pssiness
relations with the press throughout the whole coun-
try.-- Quincy fIlIj Hhig. S 1870
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GRAND OPENING OF FURs FOR RCnRrsTMAsPRE-
sESTs-Just received per express an elegant essort-
ment OF fresh goods. Call early to avoid tlia rush.
2. WEISIGER & Co.
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GAs.-Strcets in darkness again last night.
River full Of ice and no coa!-ycssel. The
public are assured that the Committee on
Light are no,u doing all within their power
10 get coal to keep up the supply OF gas for
indoor use
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CALI AND SEE TILE WALTHAM AND ELGEi
WATCHES, Gold Opera-Chains, Leontlnes, Chate-
lancs. Necklaces, Cold Spectacles, Gold Thimb!es,
Gold Pens, Gold Slecye-Buttons, Gold Studs, Gold
Lockets, Enamclled Lockets, and rich Jeweiry and
Silver Goods and Opera-Glasses, at c, GENNET's,
opnCsita the post-ofice
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PUNISHMENT CoMMUrED.- Hing, a
colorcd girl, from Gloucester, who was con-
yicted of house-breaking in that county and
sentenced to the pcnitentiary for one year,
bus been sentenced for that time to the couu-
ty iail instead.
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TIE GAS QUEsTIoN.-The gas questionis IS getting
to be serious one in consequence of tho short sup
ply of coal; and this reminds that the best snb
stiute for coal some OF E. 3. SPENCER S0Ss heavy
overcoats, or one Of those heavy dollar shirts
Everything In the way Of grntiemen's wear at 1900
N.fD s@'s-r
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T. n A / E.
Woodward Steam Pump il,sao gallons per Eli!i-
utcl, with ull connections;
l poir is-lnch Guild Il Garrsou Vacuum Pumps
with connections;
10. Woodward Pump.
Guild & Garrison Waterbury,, Finch water
cylinder, 3:-inch stcatn-cyiln!er;
Vacuum Fan, rAl2, with connections, COM
rlCe:
Condenser for Vacuum Pan, l1-foot pipe;
81 Zee. ii-iuch CaSt-iron Pipe,
Is f-e 6-luch na"ge ta>t-ir0n Pipe,
] JohEsoH'S Blower. J feet diameter;
l.r0J feet 4-inch fange tnSt-Irfn i-ipe;
100 feet G-Il;Gh fange tdSt-lr0n Pipe,
d,0jI feet 2-iHch Stcam-Pipc,
/ pair Ooube Engines, li-inch cylinder, S-fool
s,rtik"--Il! cOnrlc.c;
81 feet l6-incb Leather Betting.
Cast-lrcn Hoppers.
Mile for grinding bark,
lG large IrSch Tubs,
% large Water Tanks.
The above machinery Is all lIst-ciass aud In per-
feet order and viii DC sold on fair terms To any one
desiring to purchase. Apply 10
= CIAELLS T. " URTHAM & CO,
No. 12 Fifteenth street,
between Main and Cary strecis.
NO qn-erdtw EichmOnd. Va.
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The THEATRE.--Thc inimitable Bishop
makes his final appearance tonight, when Il
splendid bill will be presented. Next week
we are to have the charming and versatile
Coleman Sisters.
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER III your feeihare
going ard you hare not yet tried the : sozopoSr,'
as a prsservative, try IL now. Abandon MI otIla.
dendfrices and give It fair chance; It Is graran-
teed to be as harmless as water. Ssf'
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D1r1DENDs.-The Union Bank has declared
a dividend Of six per cent.
The First National Bank has declared
dividend of five per cent. out OF the earll-
ipgs of the current balf-year.
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GRAND OPENING or FuRs FOR CHRIsEMAs PRE-
sESrsJust received per express an elegant assort-
msnt of fresh goods Call early to avoid the rush.
Z. WEIsIGER i Co. -.ss Z"
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CoLD-WEATHER OUTFIT.-Fora good, comforta-
be outfit for this cold wea;her 60 TO E. 3. SPENCE
& Soy's, 1890 Main street.
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DULY APPRECIATED-Aiiss E. L. Van Lew
visited the city Jail OIL Christmas morning
and distributed among the inmates liberal
supply of substantial edibles and coniec-
tions. Her kindness was gratefully appre-
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Main street.
TEN BEcAUsEs.-A hundred reasons might be
given why Lyons KathaEOn should be used by every
intelligent human being in preference to every other
preparation for the hair, hut ten Will suffice. Here
they are Because It nouriahes the 1bres, muliipcs
them and makes them grow ; because 1t thus pre-
vents them from withcring and bleaching; because
It removes the scurr and dandrutt which CHOKE
them rs tares choke tho golden grain; because II
keeps the scalp cool and prevents erupons because
it renders the hair lustrous as satin; because II
makes It plant and elastic; because 1t Is fragrant
and delightful dresslng because 1t does not soil the
pillow, the cap, the hat because II Is without
rival i'll chpness, aad because no other article sold
for the same purpose, IN this or any other country
possesses all, or even one-half OF these Invaluable
nroper!igs.
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FEW MORE LEFT.-Those young men who
spoiled their clothes EhrIstuns day will find that
E. Is. SPENCE & Son have few more left. ,.1-S
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GO TO AEroS1's for pure can6les.

PIMrLEs on THE FACE, FRUPTIoSs. BLoTcnEs,
ScHoFULoCs DISEASES. and all sores arising from
Impure blcod are cured by DR.. PrERcR's Colleen
Medical Discovery
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CHRISTMAS GooDs.-Almonds, raislns, cltron
currants. cookiug-wlne, old Jamaica rum, fine
Scotch whiskcy; Sherry, Port, and Madeira wines !;
at WALTER D. BLAIH & Co.'S, corner Ninth and
Main streets
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COMPANY a, First Regiment Virginia Vol
,iuteers, will turn out ut l O'Clock to-mor-
row TO attend the burial of their deceased
comrade William E. Prescott.
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EEcK-TIEs OF ALL CoLoRS OF TIE RAINBOW
and few other colors thrown In at H. o. = ssch
q SONS, 1900 Main street.
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Narper's HJeekiy, LesHe's Illustrated
Newspaper, and Appletons' Journal, for this
week, received from j. L. Ellyson, news
dealer, 1112 Main street.
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MAEsuNALLow DROPS at ANroSrs.

LAUGHTER LENDS A NEW CHARM TO BEAUTY
whcn 1t dsclcses pretty set Of teeth. Whlteness
when nature has supplied this element Of loyeliness
may bc retained through llto by using the fragrant
SOZODOST.
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4 NEw-YEAR CAKEs,-Thosa who want a ane
cake. frnit or pound. for New-Year should leave
their orders with PIzzrgI.
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A SINGULAE SIeuT-A man walking ur
Main street last night with lighted lantern
Was he looking for the Committee OH Light
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REcEprroy CAKEs.--Everybody should have one
of PIzz1SI's beautiful cakes for their receptions.
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RscgpTloN-GLovEs AND CRAVAFs' iol H'.. y.
January calls, ut z, q. SPENCE z son - 10y 'ts.1
greet. .-sss
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AUCruoN SALES THIS DAY.

d. r. WEISIGER will sell at Il 81. hiteen lots Oh
land, OF ten acres each. In Midlothian township
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HEAVY OvERcoATs.-A splendid stock OF heas'
overcoats OF all sizes and different Styles may IA
had 1t E. =. SPENCE & soS's.
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GO TO ASToSr THE CoSFEcTIoSEs FoR prnE
candies, Main street.
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POET Of RICHMOND, DECEMBER q, 1872.
BELOW, AT DgEwRY's BLUFF.
Schooner Mary L. Turner, Acsy, from "ooG-
hridge, n J,, clay. j. K. Ghamberiayne. s..,,,
;chooners Fair 'WIad, Hernson OF Aaiti, Snsl,!'
. and NJ. Ella, Scuii, and schoone: Ashland, shan-
non, Baltimore. coal, City Gas No'ks.
CITY POINT.
Arrived, schooner Baltimore, Taylor, Fialadci-
phia, coal. Cottrei Reins.
CLEARED FRoa EICHaoSD.
R,rk Zaurak. Aaholm, Bremen fye hundred ard
,;ftv hoysheads tobacco, HocGbau s. 20. ana =; y.
Noting aud other shippers, vessel 10 Cuits fAr
Epr
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES, GRAPEs, FIGs,
Raisins, Prunes, &c at reduced pricesat ASToSIs.
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AcG1DENr.-John jackson, coIored boy,
broke through the ice on the Basin yester-
day, and came near drowning.
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r.EST 0E LETTERS.

r IST or LETTERS REMAINING IN
I / TIE RICHMOND roST-oTFICE DECEA-
RET %, 1872
Persons calltns for letters in this list Will plesse
psr Advertised" If not called for In four weeks
they viii be sent TO the Dead-Lctscr oaice> 10 Wash.
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ASToSI KEEPS THE BEST DINIEG-Rooas N
rit
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HOLIDAY SILK HATS just received at r. WErsI.
GER & Co.'S. Esl-
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yusr RECEIVED Dr EIrrEss---swoes Havana
orauZss at AgTeNl's.
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A Missouri pedagogue wants $4,000 be-
cause somebody called him "no better than
q thief"
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HOLIDAY sJLk HATS Just rsc4ived at P. WEIs1-
GER 81 Co.'s. a4a
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Two POUNDS NEW DATES FOR TWENTY-FIVE
cents at ASTONI's.
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LADIES' AND GESTLE3ES's DrsrSs-RocMs AT
ASToSIs. ,Is5 ss Z & Z
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TIE CHEAPEST

JOB PRINTNa.-We Gull tho attention or mcr-
chants clerks Of courts, sherits lawyers, Railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents. and others
having orders for printing to The facilities offered ri
the DlspATCu PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor the
proa!pt aud faithful execution OF all xmas OF JON
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Caro''
Bill-Hcads, Letter-ncads. Programmes, bali tieSeb
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bilis, Catalogues
Rms of Fsre, show-Bvls, Checks, Drafts &c, &c
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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SOLUTIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.

PROSECUTIONS H FH FHNFNERSEBHFs.
NO. l3l. CARY STREET. RICHMOND, VA &
December u, 1877.
F;'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
Il day associated themselves together In co-rart-
,.rsii for tie purpose OF conducting u GRANA-
TY. FEED, and GENERAL COMMISSION BUSl-
:; ESS ut the at owe location under the firm pame
Gt MAYO & TATUM. where they VIII te glad TO
WILLIAM y. MAYO,
dYfs-zEs A, RANDOLPH ThTUM
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RasH RENT.

TOR RENT, the desirable DWELL-Gs
h ING No. 5o3 Leigh street, between Fifth LII
and Sixth streets, containing nine rcona; kitchen
with four rooms, and dconrcnisnces.
FOR RENT. the comfortable BRlCK DWELL
ING on the north side Of Cary street between First
aud Second streets, at present occupied .by 5. ID.
Waidrop, ESQ, with three rooms and kitchen.
FOR RENT, DWELLING on Leigh street near
Adams with ten rooms. &C. Z:
FOH RENT. COTTAGE; ON Grove road, with fonr
acres Of land attached, near Mr. Charles Z. Wor-
thani's residence Apply b -
! dc 2s.3t Y,s1sf GRUBBS d. WlIbIA MS.i ~
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{ IST or ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
r. NAMING; IN THE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE DECEMBER IS, ls7a. Persons calling fo
icterr IN this list Will please say Advertised. If moi
c,il'd Tor in Que month they will be sent 10 the
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BY ExPnESS.-Yellow bananas at ASToNI's.
Br ExpRESS.-W White Malaga grapes, also ca
tawha, nj ASToTrS.
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apysRTIsR.-Our merchants seeking trade IN any
norton Of the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. 81 ELLYsoS u 60. Win
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
itc1,er,s, rafis.
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roe LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

ntas ~, the a-th instanr at o'clock a. M., Mira.
MbTY {. PURSELL, In The e!gh,ieth year OF hes
age. ,,o rro oNOPROw at "a
,,cterk p. II. from Sc. Pete:'s cathetsi: Friends
aud acSuainta,ices are respectfully Invited 10 attend
without further notice. --------
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giclu,oltil 1ispattl,r,

ny THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIs-
eArCH Is LARGEk THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NOR RENT, a SMALL HOUSE on9:s
i Cary street between Haryie and Plurn.;S No iaL
1of(,. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent,
o1i5 Main street, opposite DispnsJ: office.
do 2T.lv E.ls@-.EEz- tErA
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WTANTED, A MAN, THOROUGHLY
w acquainted with Write goods and Iaces to
travel in Virginia and Maryland. One coItr bling
trade may apply at Alb Market street., Philadslphis,
With references. s~'-s - oe 23-lt
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ORANGES ANp MALAGA GRAPES at PIzz1N1';

By ExpgEss.-Yellow California pears ut An
TOSI's.
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INITIALS


General Storekcepcr,
Manchester Manufacturing Company.
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N. ELLYsoS 4 Co, Advertising Agents DisPAIcf
bulldog will receive advertisements and have theH
Inserted In any journal Of tbe country At reguiS
rates.
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l.
c:ere IN this list Will please say Advertised. If no
c-tilrd Tor In Que month they Will be sent TO tnt
Dc;,-i-ci:Cr Olice, IN Washington, ID. c.:
LADIES' LIST.
Adams Mrs. William Irvine. Bette L.
Avis Miss An.IasUr johnson, Sally
Anderson, Mrs. Martha j, mes, Mrs. julia V.
Brown, Hrs. Ella ). Jamlson. Mrs. Evcne
ErCuce, Mrs. Nancy Leonard, Mrs. Cornelia
bowman. Nellie Lomar. alrs. Cecilia AM
iiGrr,ss Mrs. Sulie T. Lambert, Mrs. Julia 3.
Cl,rk. Miss Mamie Moore, Mrs. Sarah L.
Ti"@shy, MIS- Il. j. MtSce, Miss adde
thTi tim. Mrs. Louisa pugh, NiSS Mary 8.
Franklin, Miss Mary Reeve. Mrs j. +.
furcrv. OF. Miss Martha Eichmcar, Gre ". c.
Gcr,!ilI. M!aS Frances VI. Su.lGr, Mrs Frank
E,,>Y,.. Jessie 1uruor. Mrs.
B:cI.h. &isa Anna ". Inrrann, Miss Martha
Haynes. Matte Naicn. Miss Maggie
GESTLEIEN'S LIST.
brown. Gem Logan, Peter
lioIiuA. William ~. Mallory. o. A..
Bllui;, n5a!p, William Mckcnzie. \: W.
i,ctic Rob RI Uley, Edward
barton. Thomas J. Terps"on, !.
t0;,hicy, klcXa 'Ger J. Poilara John
Conrad. i. II. & Son Roundtrce, :. w.
Inr,t pln!p Sims. Harry
Fn"liyll p.f Smith, William
Granite, Eeuhca J. Tinaiy. Lewis
liUhSon. John Wagner, Conrad
HOGAN, T. -, West. ". j..
lI"hday, Rev. George j. Whitehead. Richard 5.
J-seits. {. Il. i.; Whitehead. w. II.
.loanston, Minger Weisiscr, R d.
Leonard, l.. II.
INITIALS
General Storekcepcr,
Manchester Manufacturing Company.
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LOST. sTRAYED. DC.

NIOTICE.-Takenu up by the police, On
~ on the night OF the 22d instant, y small -
BAY HORSE, which the oTues can fetby spply-
Ing nc the Office OF the Chief OF Police
dc 2s.3t JOHN POE, Jn..Cb or Police.
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TOR RENT, THE LARGE !PHREE- Gsa
A STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE lately oc- I'D
cupled By Messrs. Cox Sc Miller. on the northwest
corner Of Cary and Thirteenth streets.
A SMALL STORE, No. 17ij Cary street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
An OFFICE, on the first door, on Eleventh street
between Main and Bank streets.
An OFFICE or rI.ODGING-Ro DOM, on the second
floor, on Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
Apply to RICHARDSONtS g. CO.,
de .3-.t 1113 Main street
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Alice ard Zoo; J. J. Bowling, Combination: /: Al
J" yGaEy SpI!EGs.
VESSELS.
&. II. Robbins. bark Sacrament: ". F.. Condor
schouuCr HardScrabble; " II. Gibson, bark Moral
=. {. Cursuu, Schooner Hannah Uanc; EleNander
schooner Fred. +. Frye.
+. L. VAN LEW. Postmaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-28

.p0aRDERs vANTEp saf eIfs Grsoe
~ street. Two Desirable roc Isrn: frsrend o1o
on second foor FOR EEST. With BCA D--roorfs
suttshle for Families. fosscssio giycir 81 jana.
ary. 90 srtes.1fk -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-28

WANTED, by the 1st dry OF January,
w FIFTY GoEoRED MINERS, Tor fte New
Lisbon coal mines. ia Ohio. REGULAR work and high
GOOD F0REat n who can lnfacaee ialsr. Ap-
ply at once to J.p.JuSTIs,
,g.rl4 labor Agent, No. o sifseeIstil .strset.
flichsno,I2 q .se5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-28

WTANTED, BY an Engiish farmer, FIFTY.
i ~, ACRES or upwards of sf5 509I5 FARMING
LAND with buildings, near the city. Apply to i,
.:ts SO .W.R. POLK & CO.. 1110 siain street
de . corner OF II wei fEil street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-28

w MTANTED, o. FIaST.ELASS (colored)
{ w FEMALE EHuuSE-SERyAETtoS0 houses
work. No one necd apply without references. Apply
aS 100 Grace street. de- as.itx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-28

WANTED, q SITUATION by q respect
w able WHITE WOMAN who IS q good cook
Good references etvea. AGircss LUCY In care OF
the DisDatcR Office. tsE 80 s5 .e4ss fsa 27-s:s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-28

;WTANTED. rcliahia ind experienced
DRUG CLERK. Inquire At 20 Issyaad street.