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beten @inDobner, Tbeumotismus, Dpepepia, Scro7
lula, Suiteu, gteruentran!beiten, ale ueibltben9ranf=
beiten. Wton iiebe bic 3eusniiie. gu baben bel allen
Droguiiten ju 81 per Staibe.
I6omion eiap & Comp. uub 80. 8. 8ropu &
Sruoer, aeenten fir oen @ro6banbel. - Saupts
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q. 10. @opbrdp, SisentblmI.
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9eighnrne UNI 8aQen paiitib furtrt
burb
Srans' grimes @ummizT fafer.
Nh. q. ReaS, SIR. 1871, 9Bsft : BaItimorelra5e,
assnt iRr WarplonO.
"READ's GRAND DUoHzSs CoLosNI,"
"RAAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
"READ's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
bas iaSefe gorium in Imerifa.
Redh'S SrpmbeereB.S prup fir Sidrrb0s,
8eao's Brom6eerenz Sprup fur 0iarrboe,
0feab'S BrombeereuzS prup fir Siarrbo
it Elm Fdcres SeiImittet fir Diarrboe, Diieuterrie,
Cholera Yiorbus nnb .5abneH.
gReaf's Grtraft BON Jatnaitas Snsper,
70 Gents pro Slalfe,
cine auSgeSsihnete SoHmer=Uteoislu.
Reads Cream Soda, elm Iieblides Sommersetrinte.
Reao's 8ihp' uno &iiHrser=@ Batter
aus &or,enan' 6ontainen.
70. .. Reae,
(eept.16,1S) Rr. ISL. Baltimore, uabs sisbtar.
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sdnittwaaren &c.
9. Gnnn.
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Or. 1l4nnn 1b6, Srnabmah,

9r. 154 nno 1916, Srunbpa1
bot ioeber empiaueen:
2 Siffen 9attun, nur 10 Gents, lpsrtb i2R Gents;
5 8iiten gebleihteu DtuiieIiH III l21a, 10, t6 uno t8A;
/ 9tite oeutibes SsttScus ju % Gents, lpsrtb 373a;
3 Salen SettbGrdeHt Su t2H, Is, IL, 20, 70 u. 31h;
200 uolsns Settbeden, So. lUsrtb IS;
100 peibe Bique.Deien pom 81 bis SIP;
GO GtlG Stihoisz2diur, % @entf, Dertb 40 Gents
9leto gum balben Greiie;
so fetne 9lama=S pisenzS bGlpls fir %fDeniaer, as oen
nh6-O 1unnrt-RrPi6-
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&ourab Sre5, Der ceutiae Otfter in
8iscontu, ben man Obue ieln 3utbun gum
Granddaughter fir philadelphia 9emaht
bate, bat iid BON ben Jegularen lo89eia9t
uub Der liberalen Sppoiitton angel9lofen.
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Winueiota, mo- Oas Oeutihe Clement
10 beDeuteuO lit, 9ebt fart segen Grant. Sn
MiuueapoliS baben fiiufbunpert Republtfaner
ben aufruf CUR. Organization eines @reeleg-
Clubs uuter5eiduet.
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- gtan Ieje bic anSeiee bon Srpant, gtraftpn
s Callers t~aufmdunifder SebranfaIt aHf oer
i. SsiteI (Att 2,1Sl
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IUelu]el uuo utultlielH UlsbS Utu lWtHthlpSttS
Al MAIDEN ltrebt, unteroriiden; ibr miiBt nit
alien eu6 at @ebote itebenben Wtitteln Der
4ufoiuns uub Srennung Der alteu, iest be-
ltebenben BarteiOrganiiation Sorifub leiiten,
iinb fein unparteiii6 urtbeilenper Dtann Nib
leugueu, baB in oieier SeSiebung Der @rfols
Der @incinnatier Ssrue9ung iit ais Elm fraf'
tigcs Q6iemittel bepdbren nirb.
llnb, ih TONNE oarauf suriid, pOralls9e.
ieet, Sr. @reelep wdre 10 unebrlidl, baB er
ielne Seripred)ungen nidlt bielte, unb ieinerz
leitS rerluben Dolte, bic Jest iibliden Yrat-
tifen fortSuieten - babt ibr bebadt, in mel.
der Sage er ii6 bann oefinbeu wiiroe? Satte
Prdiioent Grant feline Streide ungeit0rt
ausfibren f0nnen, tpenr er nldt bic tets ge1
irene geboriane unb gut einerercirte Barteis
Organization, innerbalb unb auBerbalb oeS
Gonsrcies, blnter iid 9ebabt bate, cine Bar
tei<S Organization, beren Diit9lienern Ufann
fir Dsann Der @laube einsepsiti6t mar, DaB
jeoe WtiHetbat Der Gbniuttratlon oerhetnn'
lidt ODER yweiBsewai4en" ooer pertbelot9t
merben miiiie, bamit nur bic Bartet ote Soer-
bauo bebalte? @dre Dem niht 10 9epeiert,
bann miiroe General Grant balb ausgefunoeu
baben, bab YrdIbentieiu arbeiten beibt, uno
niht ieiuem Yerguit9en nahsehen. Die
.Qeredte &ritit Der SppOfition ipiiroe i'm Dor
Dem Smeitsn Sabre ietner Identification ser
malmt baben, unb oa er auf feline eigenen
| SntereGeu 10 dngitli6 bebabt TT, miirbe er es
balb in leinem eigeneli Snterefe gelunoen bas
ben, id su beiIern. Selbf 9eneral SabcOd
miirbe inn selast baben, er iOle il1 III aat
uebmen.
Nber mo- it bic fiets setreue Yartsi,S rsa,
niiation i'm Gousrefie, pelde Sr. @reelep
binter iid baben wiiroe? NiGt Die re9uldren
8epublifansr, bic iest auf Oieies @eidaft
einerercirt finb; benri Oieie perosn III oer
Oppoftion iein unO heftige anfaas BON Eus
9enb baben. Nidt bic qiberalen, benn ND.
rem Fl. ssnsist s%erueisu, iid corrupts uuS
miatarliae Brattiteu sefa0en 81 laien,
baun miirbeu ie iid nidt bon Grant los9e'
last baben, inter mel6en ibnen bic Serin'
dung seboteu mar, BON ibm llnteriuiirfi9fett
uno i'm rWeiBuaid". @ei6dfte Yrofits gu
MAIDEN. Niht bic Demofraten, benin fe
psrOen nidt 10 tbOrtdt iein, su %slaubs1, baB
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S9redli6er Sob.- IyQlaue, Su.,
10. Sult.) au9uit 9ofmann, IS Sabre alt,
Sobu beS Sru. Carl Soimana, ipieIte beute
Nadmrittag in BEN Gaserbauie iei1es Saters
in Yeru uno ipran9 babel in ben SOrubebdl'
ter, mdbreuO Der &orntridter bebufs oes 60
oens bon 8orn ofen mar. SIN Sou mar er
inter bas Sorn uno in ben Sridter 9s5o9en
uno itarb ben iammerli9en @rfidunsStoo.
9ur6 einen Spielgefabrten berbei9eruIen,
iprana iein Sater ibm mad, UNI i'm IN retteu,
tbeilte aber fat beiien bas Sdidial letnes
&inbes. Sr. 9ofmann mar elmer Der erlten
@etraibebanOler in Seru.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

TnE MAIN STREET AFFRAY OF CHRISTMAS
DAY.-Mention has already been made in this
paper of the circumstances connected with
the assault of Captain Dan Letter, of the tug
Arctic, with q musket, OH Christmas morning,
near the corner of Twenty-iirst and Main
streets. The parties who were arrested on
this charge were Benjamin Deshields, Abram
Jasper, w. II. Wilkins, Thomas Quarles,
and John Mann. Dcshields was honorably
discharged a few days ago. Since that time
Abram Jasper (coloreD was arrested, who, it
is stated, acknowledged that he had given the
blow which injured Captain Letter. John
Mann was the man who was holding the
horse near the corner of the street. Quarles
and Captain Letter, it is alleged, had had Il
difficulty before the assault was made. JAS
per is the man who went into the bar-room
and asked for the mrsket or knife. After
Captain Letter was struck, Sergeant Howard
and policeman Oglevie, who were in the
ncighborhood ut the time, and being informed
of the difficulty, arrested Quarles in Blanire's
drug store. Meekins was not in the neigh
borhood, and knew nothing of the affair, so
he says. The cases were postponed from
time to time in order to secure the attendance
of witnesses, and OH Saturday all of the par
ties were discharged except Jasper, who was
sent on to the grand jury for the February
term Of the Hastings Court.
Mr.. Letter is still in a critical condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

OFFICERS ELECTED, APPOINTED, AND IN
sTALLED.--At the lust regular meeting Of the
I. 0. B. B. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: Charles Z. Day, w.
VI. c.; John G.. Buchanan, W. 4. VI. c. !;
Copeland +. Gary, 6. =: George 4. Gibbs,
g. l..
The Noble Grand of Stuart Lodge has
made the following appointments II. S., Ii.
K. Gary; l.. =, -; Conductor, 4. 3. Lith-
COW; Warden, James Brown; Inside Senti-
mel, Thomas Smith; Outside Sentinel, J.
Robert Ellis. The following are the Vice
Grand'S appointments: r. s., Clifton Cook;
J.. s., Alley Wells.
The officers elect of Friendship Lodge, No.
90, have been duly installed.
TENEMENT HorsEs.--Thc houses built by
the Marshall Manufacturing Company for
their employees, are completed; portion Of
them arc occupied, and all are rented. This
company intends in the spring to build about
twenty brick houses, with ample front and
back yards, and propose to coloniZc all Of its
employees in one locality, having purchased u
large tract of the old Falls plantation. The
new village will be called Baconsville, and
lis main street Peple avenue. We are au-
!horiznd by the superintendent of the old
ElltlS (SJIilltlh - w say tilit ILLS tbiupdhy L.
prepared to rent number Of houses for
their operatives, aud to lie responsible for
the rent This company expects Also to COM
mence building in the spring. Nowhere in
the State arc good, comfortable dwellings
more in demand, and nowhere do they COM
nland better prices from irst-class tenants.
CHARGES PREFERRED.-Charges having
been preferred against Charles NJ. Hendley
(colored), superintendent of the county poor
house, the board Of supervisors appointed a
committee who, after diligent examination,
report that the said Hendley has been guilty
both of neglect OF public duties and Of appro-
priating the county supplies; and have made
a report OH the subject. The matter has been
referred to the county judge, and the re-
moval Of Hendley is probable.
ODDs AND ENDs.-The regular grand jury
term of the Chesterfield Court commences to.
day at II A. NJ. .....
Sheriff Wright has sold portion of the
effects of the Cedar Works Company to satisfy
sundry claims.
The parties implicated in the attack or
Fort Pickens were fined and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

TIE FIRE on SATURDAY.--On Saturday
afternoon, shortly before l O'Clock, the Fire
Department were called out III response to
an alarm turned in at Box 26, corner Fifth
and Main streets. As soon rs the engines
came to the fire-boE, which they did in an
astonishing short space OF time, crowd
BEGAN to follow, and very shortly afterwards
there were many hundreds Of persons, young
and old, male and female, running towards
Candles Hill. 1t was soon discovered, how
ever, that the fire was a small affair, and the
crowd soon cleared away. a few shingles
on the kitchen in rear of tic residence OF
Captain II. \. Thornton, on the east side Of
Fourth between Byrd and Arch streets, were
burned, but there was 10 other damage done
by the fire than to create a big excitement
and give the iircnlcn Il run.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GOVERNOR.
The appointments Of general officers of State
militia by the Governor have not yet bcen
acted upon by the Senate, and the names Of
Ill the nominees have not tlun>prcd. Among
them, however, is that of Pcyton Wise. OF
Richmond, for Encouragement of the fifth di-
vision. This is an excellent nomination.
Colonel Wise was a gallant soldier, and is Il
man well fitted for the high rank to which it
proposed to elevate him. He is now captain
of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues. An
other nominee for major-9eneral's commits
sion is Colonel Cummings, of Washington
county. Major L. r. Bagwell, Of Acconlac !;
Colonel L. :. Chew, OF Fredericksburg; and
Colonel George ". Richardson, of Hanover,
are among the brigadiers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08
4 SHOOTING AFFAIR TURNS OUT TO BE ONL

4 SHOOTING AFFAIR Turns Our TO BE ONLY
IN FUS.-John Scott and Markerson Brown
(colored) were before Justice White on Sat
urday to answer the charge of unawflllly and
fcloniously assaulting, striking, and aiding
and aDetting in the shooting of Laura Maui
bry (coloreO; the former charged with the
shooting and the latter with the assault
Laura was examined and testified that the
three were "only. proiekin" with Il pistol,
when the thing went of and her eye was
badly burned, though the Doctor says she
will not lose her sight. Several other wit
ncsses were examined and gave substantially
the same testimony. III consideration Of it
all being in fun the Justice discharged the
parties and the girl went home satisfied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

4 DESPERATE WoMAN'S REvENGE.--On
Wednesday evening Il fire was discovered iii
the crockcry store No. 80 Barclay street, oc-
cuDicd hv j. B. Sllrevc. \ woman named
Harriet Wilson was found OH the premises
inscnsible from the smoke, and was taken to
the Third Precinct Station-house, where she
recovered. After the fire (Which did but
little dainage) was eXtinguished, an inresti-
CATION was commenced, which resulted in
the woman being held. An examination into
the case was held yesterday by Fire-Marshal
McSpedon, and the following evidence was
adduced:
The store was formerly kept by one Far
rington, whose mistress is the accused, Har-
rict Wilson. A transfer was made of the
business to Shreve lately, and the stock was
insured for s., 900. 1t appears that Earring
ton ill-llsed Harriet Wilson, and that they
had frequent quarrels at No. 1S1 Greenwich
street, where Slreye boarded with her. On
December 10 last fire occurred in the pre-
misses No. so Barclay street under suspicious
circumstances.
On Wednesday night Harriet alleges that
she and Harrington quarrelled, and that she
produced the key of the store from Shrcve's
pocket, and, going to the store, set it on fire.
When rescued she expressed desire to per-
lSh III the flames. She also attempted to get
Il revolver to blow out her brains with.
Shreve says she set the store on fire on the
10th December to be reyenged on Earring.
ton.
The woman Wilson made aftcrward q
statement, in which she stated that her real
name was Harriet Tacklebury, widow
without children, who, while living in Cleve.
land, had been induced by Harrington to live
with him at 50 Sands street, Brooklyn, which
house she left to take up her residence in g
house in "Lover's Row." Chrystie street
She gave then history Of her life in this
city, which is fraught with SO much immor-
ally as to render it totally unfit for publica.
ton.
She is a spiritual medium, and has held
seances with the Davenports. She retractcd
her previous confessions with reference to
the fire from beginning to end, and claims
that when she sinet the smoke she attempted
to leave the store, but found it locked from
the outside, and winds up by stating that
Shrcve knew well that the store was to be
fired, and knew the reason why.
Shreve, Harrington, and the woman, who
has very repulsivc appearance, will be taken
before tie magistrate at the Tombs Police
Court.--Nc,c York Standard, 9th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

An ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION.
Art Panorama win remain on exhibition at
Metropolitan Hall one week longer. Parents
will find no more instructive and amusing
entertainment for their children than this
panorama indeed persons Of all ages will
find it interesting. The accompanying lee
ture is worth the price of admission. On
Thursday and Friday evenings Colonel
Johnston will kindly exhibit the panorama
for the benefit of the Young Mems Mission
ary Society Of the Second Baptist church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

Police COURT, SATURDAY-JuStice j. 3.
White presiding.-The following eases were
disposed of:
Horace Johnson (colored), charged with as
saulting and using abusive language towards
John Green; and John Green (colorcd)
charged with asSaulting, abusing, and striking
Horace johnson. Discharged.
William Bennett and William Fl. Suter,
charged with assaulting John Allen. Costs
paid and case dismissed
Archer Robinson (colored). charged with
unlawfully and feloniously stealing one lot of
brass boxes and brass cocks, the property of
John +. Sedgwick. Continued until We'd
nesday, 10th instant.
Joseph Williams (colored), charged with
creating disturbance i'll the street. Let OF.
Alexander Richardson (colored), charged
with stealing one pair of reins, the property
of Louis Rose, valued at one dollar. Con-
tinued until Monday.
Spencer Harris (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly in the street, WAS
fined 81. >
Charles Rose and George Coles, charged
with stealing lot OF iron, valued at three
dollars, from the Iredegar Company. Found
guilty and committed to Jail for fifteen days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

Jon PRINTiSG.-Wc call tie attention of lncr-
cints CLERKS Of courts slicris, lawyers, rijlrosd
steamship aud canal officers and agents and all others
having orders for printing, to tic facilities offered a.
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, for the
prompt and faithful execution Of I'LL kinds or JoE
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Hcads, Letter-Heads, Programmes. Ball Ticket,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, IIand-Bilis, Catalogues,
Bills OF Fare, Show-Bs, Checks, Drafts, &c., &C..
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

II BASSRurTCY.--Jacob ). Atlre, Of Hem
rico. and Robert South, Of King and Queen,
have fled petitions III bankruptcy with n
register in Bankruptcy. The following have
been adjudged bankrupts since our lust re-
polt: George O. Scott, Of Prince Edward /;
Read & White, Of Prince Edward; j. l..
CInkcnbeartl, OF Bedford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

FIRE-Box FoRTY-ONE.-Superinten
Paynter on Saturday afternoon put up Fire
box Al, on Tenth street between Main and
Cary.
A siXteen-inch alarm gong was also put up
at the Chiefs Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

ROBBERY OF THE SCHOONER SERENE
Thomas Lucas (colored) was again before
the Police Court on Saturday morning, to
answer the charge of stealing $40 in money
and $175 in wearing apparel from the
schooner Serene; but owing to the abb
sence Of important witnesses, the caso WIS
conflnued until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

ToBacco IssrEcToRs Arro,sTED. fol-
lowing inspectors Of tobacco have been re-
appointed: c t..'s' .7.'a 7ies 4,
anderson d Ayerss HIarehouse.-J. A.
Mosby. g :
r Sedbrooke's.-A. n. Christian on part of
the State, and W. Fl. Jeter for owners.
Ndyo's.-Jessee T. Hutchinson on part Of
the State. 50 s-s&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

COMMISSIONER OF DEEps.-His Excellency
Governor Walker has appointed Mr.. j. B.
Bell commissioner of deeds for Virginia, to
reside in Detroit, Michigan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

OFFICIAL BOND REcoRDED.-The. official
bond of Mr., W. P. VI. kellum, recently re-
elected Register of the Land Office, having
been approved by the Governor, he has en-
tered upon the discharge Of his duties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

NorARIEs PUBL1C.-The Governor has ap-
pointed John II. Walsh and W. E. Garnett
notarics public-the former for the city Of
Richmond, and the hitter for the county of
LoudOun. E----.. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08
ufy.pESn NGTECES.

TIE STATE BANK OF TIRGINIA,l
RICHMOND. Va, JANUARY J, lsie.
'pNT BOARD OF RECTO RS OF
fn., i.rnk have declared a dividend Of FIVE
-; CENT. free Of Government tax, lriyahe OIL
.. ...! siti' ClA il.luut.
ir 7 VI GODDIE. Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

TRUCK REPAIRED.-The hook and ladder
truck, which was injured aftera recent fire,
has been repaired and is now ready for an
emergency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

EVERY SATURDAY (ncw scenes), Hearth and
Home, and other literary and illustrated
papers, arc received from Elyson & Taylor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

"F" CoNPANy.-This company will hold
its quarterly meeting this evening al the City
Hall instead of Virginia Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

PEMBROKE SIIIRTS.-The celebrated Pembroke
Shirts are the best fitting shirts In the market They
can be had open back or open front, ready made or
made to order, at Z. 3. SPENCE SoS's, 1900 Main
street. Call there and examine them. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

If you wish good At call at HESRY BATEs's, SO
Main street, and get some Of those coat-ittilg
Shirts. He sole agent in Richmond for the salc OF
them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

THE four handsomely dressed dolls at TRmnETT.s' s.
Ille Main street, win be ranIed for at O'Clock P. NJ
to-day All those having cances are requested ID be
on hand. -H'E: ~ lEs1sgE 2ssHist s.5s ss9s.{s d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

MY BEST FRIEND.-lIiss LUcIE A. MORRISON,
Of Cleveland Ohio, says: mo reasonable amount
of money could persuade me to part with my WILL
cox & GIBBS Sewing Machine unless assured Of Its
immediate replacement by another Just like It; IT
HAS BECOME ny BEST FRIEND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

CHAScERY COURT OF RlCuMoSD-Judge
F8tzhugh.-The following cases were dis
posed of OH Saturday:
Tyree and wife rs. Woodson, dc. Decree
referring cause to a commission for inquiry,
account, and report.
Taylor's executors Us. Gwatkin's execll-
trix. Decree to set up and establish debt
Oh lost note.
Chappel Us. Morris and others. Decree
making a final disposition OF the fund on hand
in this cause.
Randolph IS. Randolph. Decree divorcinS
the plaintiff from his wife Elizabeth uin-
cuIo nnat5imorn.
Brown, &C., Us. Totty, &c. Decree con-
firming report of sales made by commission
crs appointed for that purpose.
Lambert Is. Lambert. Decree dlTorclng
the plaintiff from her husband, George W.
Lambert. q rinculo natrtmonu.
Randolph Us. Brooks, &c. Decree constru-
ing the will of Robert Randolph, deceased,
and settling the rights of the several parties
to the fund in this cause.
Minor Us. kinker and others. Decree con-
firming the report Of the commissioner ana
making distribution Of the fund.
Eacho us. Cosby's administrator, DC. De
cree overruling demurrer and recommittlng
the cause to the commissioner for further III
quiIy and report.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

"sPEAKINc; of rcpudiation,'' said my daughter
This morning, sthere is one thing should never re-
pudiate, and that IS, my brave sealnstress, my
Wheeler & Wilson scwing-maehine!'' Office, 1901
Nfni,, cfrn n ! !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

i NJ. ELLYsoS & CO., Advertising Agents, D1srATcH
building, will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any Journal OF the country at regular
rates. '. a.' " ss-. - Z ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

ADvEET1sE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion OF the country should advertise in the
papers of that section. 81. ELLYso,s K Co. win
take advertisements aud have then, inserted at pub
li3hcrS' rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

EscKEAToR.- Il. Whittle has been
appointed by the Executive escheator for the
county of Pittsylvanil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08
,-xIox BANK OF RIcuMoSD. /

TTt u, I'II' '
VIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF, TIE
i.%iD> BANK UF RICHMOND has declared
a,>gtrl 81; stN G'.r ccn. payable to The stnckhoid-
'.-..a s..d aI;yg tie 20 of Jai;i.trE. 49,?
u.ae-,F JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

FASHIONS RoR TIE NEW YEAR---Latest styles OF
Butericks Patterns just received at the office of the
Howe Sewing Machine. s:3 Main street. Also, Me-
tropolitan for January. - f1sSss 81 z safi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

Every purchaser Of ticket to JoHNsToN's Tour
Of Europe receives at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

BEST ANTHRACITE Coal from s7.25 to $3.50 per
ton; Clover Hill, lowest market price; Oak WOOD,
$3.50 per cord; Pine. $3.50 per cord at CHARLES II.
PAGE & Co.'S, Nineteenth and Cary or 7qs Grace
streets. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

THE FUSDrNG.-Up to Saturday morning
the amount ef.thea funded public debt was
S31 .554. .12952, .r4s. -..r..af ..-s .e..-