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must be content hereafter with something
less than our former rate Of increase.
RELIGION AND OCCUPATION.

RELIGION AND OCCCPATlOS'
IT has already been mentioned, in COM
menting on the census, that the SIX New
England States, with population Of $685.
043, nave hut 5.421 churches, while the SIX
south ern States upon the Atlantic, with a
white population Of 3.45a,903, or virtually
the al,lc, have II ,6GT churches; but apart
from his amazing revelation there are other
items nf interesting ecclesiastical information
to be gathered from the report. The popu-
lation Of the thirty-sevcn States Is ~. ll5,64l,
and The total number Of churches Tor
this multitude is 1882, with 2l."'h','4.
sittings, leaving 18.72o,099 of or people
apparently unprovided for. The truth
is, however, that the population of ten
years of aye and over amounts 10 81 500 ,53',
which leaves hut G,503,993 persons Of church
age, so to speak, who could find no accom-
ten-year old child in the Union be simulta-
neously moved Of 4 bright Sunday morning
to attend religious worship. Still, that Is
many ps G,503,993 persons, or about one
sixth Of our entire population, have no
ton for diyincs. The aggregate value OF tha
church property is sSl9, ,G191S0.
For the current fiscal Year the expense O.!
l.
the enormous payments of interest oa the
public debt. arc Sl73, ,495, ,O15.55. or about
one-half of the entire value CT all the chuYcii
property of the Union. So monstrous Is
the extravaganza of the Government that il
two years, were there 10 other means OF
revenue but church property, we would be
40,00O,000 of hcathcn, without church 10
our name. In the Territories and the Dis
trict of Columbia there are $50 churrhes.
with 2G9.520 sittiugs, with 4 church property
WORTH $4,SG3,S0l.
Coming TO particular denominations, the
disciples of Wesley and Whitfield tower, il
point of numbers, above all the Baptsts
come next, the Presbyterians next, then The
Catholics, the Christians for Complexities,
the Lutherans, the Congrcgationali:ts, The
Episcopalians, and the German Reformed
III the order named. The number Of churches
=. r,liN
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Police COrET.-The following cases were

Police CouET.-The following cases We're
disposed Of Yesterday:
Charles Mccarthy alias johnson, charged
with iconiotsly shooting at Policeman
sweeney, viii: intent TO kill, on the night Of
the 18th of December, 1872, was continued
to the llth instant.
John Hill (colored), charged with stealing
two Brahma chickens, valued at s., was
found guilty, aud sent to Jail for ninety days.
T. Johns, charged with detrauding F. FL.
Lufeud by false representations of property
valued ut SS, was continued till to-day.
Peter Bates (colored), charged with as
saulting Maria Bates, his wife, was continued
till to-day.
William James (colorcO sent to Jail in de-
fault Of security for trespassing Oh the pre-
mises of w. Washington.
SOL Davis, charged with stealing two
overcoatS, was continued to Monday.
Sarah Banks, charged with stealing five
dresses and other clothing, was found guilty,
anu sent to jai! for sixty days.
William Ii. Scott (coloredD, charged will
threatening TO assault and cut Thomas S.
Lncus, was continued till to-day.
Henry and Mary Hobson were fined 81
each tiur creating Il disturbance in the streets.
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RIVER NEws-The mild weather for the
past few days has had the effect to break the
ice in the river to such nh extent As to rer-
der it highly probable that navigation will
be resumed il! 4 very short time.
The Old Dominion steamer Wyanoke will
attempt 4 passage up to-day. Should it
prove successful we may expect the "tow,
which has been hlnckadcd near Drcwry's Bluff
during the late freeze, to arrive here some
time tonight. The schooner Ashland. with
the cargo of coal for the City Gas Works, is
with the tow.
The city tugboat Frank Somers, Captain
Cunningham, was engaged all day yesterday
in clearing the dock and harbor of Ice.
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What clergyman knows about music is
thus succinctly told by Rev. Il. l.. Shipman,
of Jcwett City. Conn.,, o correspondent OF
DR.. Touriee, of Boston, who CHANGED to re-
ceive one of his circulars in regard 10 the
new series of Wednesday afternoon orclics-
tral concerts. Rev. Mr.. Shipman wrote i'll
reply as follows: "You have honored me
with YOUR circular addressed to the 'AluSi-
cal Public of America Ny claim to the
honor YOU have accorded me is Il very
eouiyocal one. Nearly sixty year ago,
when in college, l presented myself
before the chorister Of the college choir
10 be drilled in the elements of sacred
music. succeeded, or thought succeeded,
in singing the first note. Beyond that l
have never got. Several years since, while
attending an installation, young lady In
the family whose hospitality 1 shared sang
with the accompaniment OF the piano,
number of sacred songs. At ltnsth she
played, without singing, something tilat
seemed to be very well received. In ai1 SIM
picity | asked her if that was 'Old Hun
dred.' She replied that it was 'Napoleonss
March, If had been earlier Instructed
in the technics Of this divine art
should have escaped the embarrassment
which / experienced on another occasion.
On an exchange with the Rev. DR.. Bond,
of Norwich, as L entered the porch of the
church, the chorister, whose soul was wrap
ped up in music. met me. i would thank
YOU to read flats this morning. said he.
What 'flats' were was entirely beyond my
comprehension but I concluded he might
mean flat hymns SO selected the flattest l
could find. My sermon knew was flat. 1t
is hardly necessary to add that the whole
service that morning was very symmetrical
one. wish you great success in your good
work, and / pledge you my cooperation to
the extent Of my ability"
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\ SERVICE OF SILVER PRESENTED TO THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE WATER WORKS.
Mr.. j. l.. Davis, the superintendent Of the
City Water Works, was the recipient on
Thursday of handsome and costly service
OF silver consisting Of L pitcher, waiter, and
goblets. It was presented by the officers
and employees OF the City Water Works.
The silver was ta>tefully engraved, as fol-
lows: ITO James l.. Davis, Superintcnd-
cnt, by the officers and employees Of the City
Water Works, Richmond, January lst,
lS..3.' The beautiful present was Worthily
hest nv-1,i
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PETIT JUEoRs or THE HUsTISGs CoURT.-
The following is Il list of the petit jurors OF
the Hastings Court summoned for Tuesday
next:
j. G. Downward, John W. Dennis. John
L. DouSherty. Thonlus Elicit. Maurice
Evans, Louis Euker, Samuel G. Flournoy,
John A. GlaZebrook, Alexander Grant. Jr.,
Andrew Green, N. d. Hardgrove, D. j. Hart
sock, Abner f. Harvey, j. w. Hundley,
George Klein, David z. Lacy, Lawrence
Lottier, Jr., Henry w. Lubbock, George T.
Lumpkin, Robert B. Lyme, Alexander Nc
Rae, Ii. Writ Matthews, and Robert a. Mills.
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THE "RRGIGIoUs HERALD" THIS WEEK has
the following editorial: ~
I'm Tronbis.-The advertisers are giving US and
our correspondents trouble. They have found out
that they eau reach more eyes through the Herald
than by means Of half q dozen papers OF average
circulation, and at one-haU the cost. This week
they crowd out our farmers column and hinder ils
from publishing number Of excellent articles. We
oso leave over four columns OF advertisements for
which we cannot find room this week. Next weeks
supplement Will get all parties out Of troaele, We
hope
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REIAIS1Su IN THE
R1crfYoSD PosT-OFFIcE JANUARY 8, 1873
j. B. Ferguson, Subletts Tavern, Va; Alma
Lefong, care of Henry Gunst, Main street :;
Thonlus j. Hargroye, Richmond, Va; NJ.
T. A. Hattoil, Richmond, Va; John +.
Braxton, Emmerton, Westmoreland county,
Va; General William B. Taliaferro, Glouces-
ter Courthouse, Va. :; John t. Haskins, Es-
sex Courthouse, Va. To the Clerk of the
County and Circuit Courts of Gloucester
county. Va; james B. McCowley, Rich
,nopd Va
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SrASH.NE AGMH.-The weather Yesterday
presented Il striking contrast to that Of The
N2ot week. The sun shone beautifully from
AZ unrIuudcd sky, and the air had in it more
u spring than midwntcr. The thcrmonc-
ter indicated Al degrees at sunrise and 81
degrees a. O'Clock in the afternoon. A
few days more of such weather and all
traces Of the snow will have disappeared.
The river and canal will be cleared of the
elubargo now laid by the hand of Winter,
and trade and travel will resume its wOnted
course. With such weather az we had yes.
terday outdoor work may be resumed, and
the few remaining miles now wanting to
connect this city with The Ohio can be fin
ishcd, ard the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
completed. Tlie weather put everybody in
Il good humor yesterday, and the streets
were thronsed with people, many ladies
wlo had been housed for days taking advan-
tage Of the sunshine to make calls which had
been delayed, or to make necessary pur.
ChaSes.
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Gail AccErTED.--R Rev. c.. r. Vaughan, OF
Charlotte county, Va, has accepted call TO
the pastoral charge of the Third Presbyte-
rian church, and will commence his labors
among them tomorrow.
The congregation are fortunate in secu-
ring the services Of Il clergyman so disi in
.ui>hed as well for pulpit eloquencc as pas
toral usefulness, and who stands in the front
rank oi Presbyterian preachers in tic Synod
OF Virginia.
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RoBBERY.-The residence Of Mr.. William
Robinson. No. IL Adams street, was entered
day before yesterday, while the family were
up stairs, and robbed of several silver spoons.
A number of other articles of less value were
olsn taken.
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SPECIAL GRAND JURY.-The January term
of the Hastings Court commences on Mon
day next. The following is the special grand
Jury summoned for that day {: W. W. TIM
berake, f. p. Branuan, Christian Unkel,
John H. Tyler, James F. Gum, Truman A.
Parker, David N. Jones, John W. Beve-
ridge, Robert A. Paine, and Sherwood Car
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AUCTION SALES TqIES DAY,

JOHN ". WRIGHT, sheriff, will sell at II \. ~,
al tho horse lot in Lumpkin'i alley, two horses.
N. GoDDlN will sell at Z. NJ. the ACADEMY of
NIusic,'' on the south siue Of Franklin street,
next 70 the Exchange Hotel.
COOK 4 LAUGlIT,E viii sell at 10 A. NJ, at The
horse lot In Lumpkin's alley, horses. mules
cows, bug.ies, &c.
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"I1oHTs AND SHADOWS" Judge Farrar's
lecture on the above subject, Which Was
postponed on account OF the lnciemehcy =.
the weather, will be delivered next iuesahy
night In the hall of the House OF DelesaIes.
The proceeds will bsderoted to 3 charisapie
object.
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STOLEN ARTICLES Observation-Disclosures ar
ticlps of personal attire and silyerware re,
Gently stolen from MIR. George L. Bidgood
were recovered yesterday through the efforts
of Detectives Knox, Wren, and O'DWyer.
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DEATH OF A City QrFIClAL.-Mr. William
l.. Peasley, second officer Of the chain.gang,
died very suddenly about ! O'Clock Thurs
day night, Of hemorrhage Of the lungs, at
his residence on the corner of Seventeenth
and Franklin streets. He retired early that
uight, and about the time mentioned was
awakened with violent strangulation, and
iI!cliatcIy asked his wife FOR something to
rtlicIe him, but before she could comply he
I'LL back in,ensihle. There was no one in
lie house at the time except his wife, who
i...:leGiately rushed TO the window and gave
~. alarm. Policeman Burnett, who was on
tat beat, entered the house, but FOO late to
rc..dcr any assistance. Dr.. Garter also AZ
rived shortly afterwards, but Mr. Peasley
!ad breathed his last.
NJ. Peaslcy was an efficient officer, and
had been in the employment Of the city for
some time. He leaves Il wife and five chill
drrn.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS MADE To ORDER AND PER-
Feet lit guaranteed by f. Il. SPENCE & SON, mer-
chant tallors and dealers In gentemens furnishing
goods 1900 Main street. Call there aud leave your
measure for clothing and shirts.
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CALL AND SEE THE WALTHAN AND ELGIN
WATCHES, Gold Opera-Chains, Leontiues, Chate-
laines Necklaces, Gold Spectacles, Gold Thimbles,
Gold Pens, Gold sleeve-Buttons, Gold studs, Gold
Lockets, Enamelled Locketss aud rich Jewelry and
Silver Goods and Opera-Giasses, ut c. GESSET's,
opposite the post-ohlce
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS APPOINTED.
Governor has appointed Mr.. Thaddeus u.
Rand commissioner Of deeds for Virginia
TO reside in Pennsy lvania.
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IT IS SAID THAT EVERY EXTENSIVE ADyEn-
TIsER has to pay very large sum tor experience
before he learns how to invest his money judclous
ly. 1t would be better to entrus the business TO
responsible advertising agency like that Of GEORGE
T.. RowELL & Co, No. IL Park Row, New York,
aud thus gain the benefit Of experience without
cost. Contracts can be made with them as low rs
with publishers direct.
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The several rates OF increase or decrease
for the two decades are lis follows:

II vii he seen That none OF these dcn0lnl-
nations except the Mormon and Unitarian
maintain in the last census decade tho rate OF
increase shown in the one prior. The fall
ing of in the case Of the A1ethodistS, the
leading denomination in point Of numbers
in the country, is particularly grea'-as no.
table. in fact, as the rortentous growth of
Mor1nonism. The wealth of the leading de-
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CATCHING GAMBLERs.-Amongt the persons
arrested In the recent raid on the Leading
gambling houses Of Boston on Christmas eve
were number of prominent merchants,
manufacturers, one prominent bank presl-
dent, Of Boston, and a Gle. gynmn OF nelsn-
boring city.
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SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES AT ASToNrs.

jon PRINTrNG.-We call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks of courts, sherifs lawyers railroad,
steamship and canal agents, and all others
having orders for printing To the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution uf all kinds of Jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-ffeads Letter-ileads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, ITand-Bils, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, Show-B!lls, Cheeks Drafts, &C., &c
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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PRATT's ASTRAL OIL.-Just received and for
sale By S. W. FARRAR, corner Twenty-ffth and
Leigh streets and MORRISON & FARRAR. Broad
between Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth streets.
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co

Coming to the subject OF ayOCation the
census treats us TO some rare maginipgs. It,
dry figures body forth before lis l2,335, ,lT2
men and women, boys and girls, working
away for dear life at every imaginable occu-
patton the country through. Two-tEird5 oi
the population OF the United States are
droncs, according to the census, for whom
the other third tolls. How il tolls can only
be seen in its bcwildcring completeness in
the serted columns Of the census report; but
here and there tact-sonetimcs pathetic,
sometimes humorous, but always suggcs
tive-appears even to the Easty glance. one
half of the entire working population is en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits, and OF the
1855 1886 agricultural laborers ,32 are
| women; the brawny hclpmates OF the Scan-
| dinayian settlers Of the Northwest, Or the
southern negrcSs, who has not yet laid down
the shovel and the hoe TO aiSport ut the
heels Of her sooty lord in the halls OF e.is
lation.
| Among other curious ayocations we find
70 female stock-hcidcrs chow savage CALL
| ing none know but those who have seen the
Texas "cow-boy" dash like lightning here
and there through droyes Of laii-wild cattle
| like dragon in chargc), female appreli-
| ticeS to BARRIERS, 81 women dentists, female
hostlers, = female professional hunters
and trappers, She lawyers. 5a5
she physicians and surgeons, g.
| female clergymen, = women sc.tycn.
gers, female sections, 10 fcluale "cal,al-
men, 19G women draymcn, female pilot
she guano laborcrs, she g;ss-stokels, SO
women gunsmiths, ! female gunpowdcr
makers, and 16 female ship-rigger>. Among
the men appear 2,512, ,G54 agricultural Iubor-
ers, 2,995,U30 farmers and planters, 1,o4G
florists, 22,756 BARRIERS, 43,S07 clergymcn
40,73l lawyers IAN ecclesiastical preponder-
ance sufficient to keep the legal mind DOWN,
81, ,S5S physicians, 1916 undertakers, Lila
seXtons, 141 ,77l blacksmiths, 16l,4S5 shoe
makers, 152,O61 miners, and so ON by the
army corps ad infnitun.
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SEVENTEEN THoUsAND.-The Religious Herald !
announces that next weak It VIII send out q large
supplement containing three-colnmn letter from
JOHN SMITH, and that the remainder OF the sup
plemert win be given TO advertisers. Those who
Wish an admirable opportunity TO reach the eyeof
at least 100000 persons now do and sf very
moderate cost, By giving prompt attention to the
matter, ~s.
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aDyRRTIsE-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion OF the country should advertise In tho
papers of that section. II. ELLy>oN 4 Co. win
take advertisements and have them inserted al pub
fishers rates.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.--Reli.
gious services will bc held as usual in all the
churches tomorrow, except the following
special appointments
Third Presbyterian. .--Rev. c. R. Vaughan
at II A. NJ. and y M.
Manchester Baptist.--Rev. A. E. Dlckin.
son, D. D., at II A. NJ 3
Broad Street Methodist.-Re j. &. Gran.
berry at IL A. NJ. and u. P. NJ. Subject for
morning: "Thc day of life." Subject for
evening: "rhe night of DEATH"
United States Court Room.-Re Bishop
Ames, OF Baltimore, will preach in the
United States Courtroom at II A. NJ, and
Chaplain Mctabe at u P. N.
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FINE CONFECTIONERY AT Asrosr,s.

have anaiyzed the whlssey known under the
brand of ''B Seect,'' controlled by Mcssrs. WAL
TER ID. RLAIR i CO., Eichmond, Va, and find is
free from fsil oil and other Impurities and recon-
mend It's use for medicinal and family purposes
j. B. McCAw, N. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medical Collegeo yir-
eipia
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NJ. ELLYsoE Il CO.. Advertising Agents. DIsPArCH
building, win receive advertisements andhaye thsra
asserted In any Journal Of .he country al regular
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SEALSKIN CAps.-P. WEIsIGER 4 Co. have JUS.
received large lot of Sealskin caps which they are
selling ut the extraordinary low price OF $780, This
Is great bargain. The trade supplied at New York
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~ MAIN ; ! K + l. + .-SIGNS.-
y >."'\>.' '2t MAlN STGEtT.-UOUsE,
NEfi.H nhNAALATAi. PAINTING: also,
q .n!'..' ''.,' ~ RI>. amt DESIGNS painted at
an, ,'4,"' 4'"' Hl!Il reasonable terms. WALLS
q. J,'.'',I ~ "hIIENfD aud COLORED US
gr- If ~ ,,"7'f4''tr sensible. OF the numerous
g,|.r ~ ~. many patron, andoi n generous ,ni,io
i1' u!l'Di' c"n1drnt!y assures them thai
s. !. s..ytf.,4 IuGiiI ~ work al exceedingly low
b. I'D !"lhs, trusts Ay strict attention fn busi-
'l.T F|l' u lieIHe. tp,h 10 mcri! and cu-
4ia.. '',,"en tohalci'c' and, with Increased
= .'ga.:l- ''''''' '!"ih titc "ll?and Surround
'<I I,,::...,.., J. NJ. CARTER.
Z. "a" street Det"cen Sc.enlh and Eighth.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At regular meet
ing of Shockoc Hill Division, No.5 Sons
of Temperance, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing quarter: w. p, l..
f. Bossicux; w. a., Thomas r. Evans K.
$, Z. 4. Minor; A Il. s., - Burton; f.
S., W. w. Childs; T., W. j. Glenn; G.
James Anderson; A. c., Charles II. Childs
I. S, d. W. Bohannon; o. S., - Thomas
Chaplain, E. G. Minor; Organist, John Rein
hardt; +. W. F., W. Leigh Burton.
AT A MEETING of the Richmond Academy
of Medicine held on Thursday evening the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: DR.. Frank Cunningham, presi-
dent; DR.. j. S. Wexford, first rice-presi-
dent; DR.. J. b. Coakley, second yice-presi-
dent; DR.. J. G. skelton, third vice-prcsi-
dent DR.. J. {. Deaton, secretary DR.. u.
NJ. Walker, assistant secretary; DR.. George
Ross, treasurer.
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SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES, FOR THE SICK, AT
ASToSI'S, Main street.
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SEEING Is BELIEyING.-lf ladies who do not use
the fragrant SoZoDoNT will compare teeth with
those who do, they VIII see In IN Instant more rea-
SOUS for adopting it than can be composed into q
newspaper paragraph. H.
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DON'T FAIL TO GET THOSE FLORIDA ORANGES
Mt ASToNI's. ......#
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FIVE THOUSAND SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES PER
express ut ANTONfs.
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NEW CROP FRENCH rRUNEs AT Asrosi's.

FIVE THOUSAND FLORIDA ORANGES AT An
TOMS.
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1lT.p ,T .p,'AIs.--3,D0o bushels prime SEED
- IN store. Tor sale By " ''''p
A. :. LEE,
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CRYsTAL1zEp FRUITS nj PIZzISrs.

EVERYTHING GOOD IN CONNECTIONS at PIz-
yrSI'S
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AN OWNER WASTED.-The Chief of Police
has had stray horse in charge for week Oh
more awaiting Identification.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcEEs.-Thomas T..
Johnson, d. G. W. superior, installed the
following officers OF JohnSon's Tabernacle,
No. 4G, of the General Grand Accepted Order
Brothers and Sister. OF Love aid Charity
Henry NJ. Armstcad. Superior Susan Pro
ser, Eice-Supcrior; William II. Rutin. Re-
cording Secretary; Cintha a. Johnson, Trca-
surer; George Davis, Chaplain Salie Lewis,
First Conductor; Mary Lewis, Financial
Scribe; Mary Jones, Second Conductor !;
Martha Page, Inside Sentinel George Terry,
Outside Sentinel T. II. johnson, Marshal;
EmeIne Pullman, Past Tice-SuperioT.
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CATAwBA AND MALAGA GRAPES AT ASToNI's,
reef.
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L'NAiD'> INSTANT RELIEF.-This
... &c.! .r.,.t. and i..yurI,c medicine for
.''.' .,... r"up, ! thu,, &C., for sale by all
.... -i.. .fU,'sI-t, in Richmond and country
...A'r .a NlF.iaH and Sorth Carolina. Price,
'...- "ff''.;,,. Wholesale and retail. of
THOMAS LEONARD,
's" u. Fifth street, kiclMOHd, Va.
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GO ASFosrs FOR FLORIDA ORANGES.

MALAGA GRAPES AT AsToSi's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04

ORASGEs.-A splendid lot ut PIzztN1's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04

CARD PICTURES, 81 so per dozen.