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SUPERINTENDENT OFFIcE

WILMINGTON, N. O., October 2, 1879,
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el'el., falling. hair checked, apd bald
; acsa often, though not always, cured
ny its use. q Nothing can restore the
lair where tho folliclcs are DESTROYED,
or or the glands atrophied and dceaycd.
But such us remain can be saved FOR
usefulness BY this application. Instead
Of fpaling tie hair : with a pastyy 'sedi,
'ment,, it, will keep it clean and vigorous.
/! Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make .:somc preparations dangerous, md
injurious to the hair, thc'SVigor can
merely for . >''.' !. !.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27
FOCAL MATTERS.

...,....,,-s SERVICES To-MoRRow.- The
"iS''.-..r.ojo,l> services will hc held III ail OF
'>''. '.,.,, chnrchc, tomorrow except the iol-
ytn.: special appointments: ~
= NTH Street ChriSitdn Ch"fsn;- '.
- { Matthews ii IL \. NJ; kew. y. H. / 'ei
-. Bon:iSt.-Rev. II. \. Tupper, ID. ~
o,11 4. NJ: Rev. j. l.. NJ. Curry, u. w. III
~ " ~, ~ W Ron.
,.,.:. H. D.. AT II \. NJ. ,,
r,.g. Stdtoa.-nr. j. {. Granoe's "' IL
- ,,,., w. !. Stree! Bishop Dosgctt
.. u \. NJ: Rev. J. {. G3nbery ut . L.
.,.um',g HrN,-Dr. lEosc is nnwc!!' ana
.n,.,,, y.lii I've no service in Assembly Hall on
,..a,lfv. Rev. nr. Brown will preach III the
...,I,rr-room of the Second Presbyterian
,Aurc!l Al II \. VI.
y,,.aai<au- Stree: N.thoGtSt.-Rer. William
u. A,w,H. IL 4. NJ; Rev. ID. i. Wills. x
!. VI. Tie sacrament OF the Lords supper
wi, hc administered ut night.
;-r,y.y hcMocltSi.--kcv. ID. =. Wills.
,rI>iliaE elder. II 4. NJ; Rev. \. c. Bled-
~. FASTER, = 2. NJ subject: " The Bow
and Arrow r
F.r>: Afr,cHn BapttSt.-Professor Allan
,nr-. II 4. NJ: Rev. Charles II. Corey, g.!
!. VI; Rev. Alexander Cunningham, : L. NJ.
T1r4- Street NythodtSt.-Rev. C. Steward,
:, 4. NJ: Rev. W. l.. Derrick, 33 L. NJ. and
:. =. Nj; special subject in the afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27
MANCHESTER EENS.

TIE ST4BBISG CAsE.-Pcyton Spurlock,
the negro porter at the Marshall Mills,
charged with fcOniousiv Stabhing Mr..
Charles Severance on the night Of the oath
of December, has been sent on for further
trial, bail being refused. The condition of
Mr.. Severance is critical, but his friends are
hopeful of his recovery.
The CHARTER CoMMITTEE.-Thc joint COM
mittee of trustees and citizens have nearly
completed their labors of perfacting the new
charter for the town, and the following
Subcommittee has been appointed to divide
the town into wards MesSrs. 4. c. AtkiS-
son, r. s. Whitehead, B. B. Wcisiger, A. l..
Bradley, and James NJ. Moody.
This committee meets at the Council
chamber tonight.
The RELIEF CoMM1TrEE.-The committee
Of the churches, trustees, and benevolent or
ders, for the relief Of the poor, have perma-
nently organized, with Rev. D. 3. Winfree,
of the Baptist church, as chairman, and DR..
S. l.. Ingram, of the Meade Memorial, secre-
tary.
SEVERE FALL.-Mr. Henry Jordan, of the
Central House, had the misfortune to fall
down bis steps Christmas morning, and re-
ceived painful injuries.
Mr.. Jordan is wounded Confederate, and
has the sympathies of a number Of friends.
THE DAY We CELEBRATE.-The holidays
here have thus far passed Oft quite plea
sanity.
The event Of the season was the grand
ball of the Alerts, which eXcelled all pre-
vious efforts in that line in this section.
OPERATIONS SUsPESDED.-All business on
the water-line, in the railroad shops, and at
Belle Isle has been suspended for the hoii-
days.
POLICE COURT Justice Chles has had q
number of petty cases before him the past
few days, and parties have generally been
fined and reprimanded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

rAiLEoAn ACCIDENT NEAR MASCuEsTER.---AS
tie ,.aiH gong North Thursday Light, due
...c Al @:.o ?. VI. from Petersburg, was
!a->in- Tie Manchester crossing ut HUI
Street the >lrcpiNg-car and the rear paS>en-
L.. colch became uncoupled on down
grade without the knowledge OF the conduc-
Tor or hands. The main train stopped as
Usual at tie Manchester depot, and before 1t
cou!G hc moved OIL the detached cars came
down tie track III rapid rate, running
INTO The train and smashing the plat
.oru, OF one or two OF the cars. Fortunately
~ one vas injured. The damaged cars
yv,-r >~itchcd Oft. and 4 train made up for
The North. which did not leave the Byrd
>,rcet dcro: until 1910 O'Clock. Il is sup
i.o>.si tia: tie chains upon each side Of the
coupling were not hooked upon the forward
raT. These Chains are intended as safe
guard in case the couping-pin should break
or lump out. II is fortunate that the collision
took Place before the cars passed upon the
Bride.
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POLICE CoURT.-Jusiice White presiding.
The following cases were disposed of on
Thursday and Friday:
G. c. Liggon, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care Of himself, was COM
mitted to Jail for thirty days in default of $50
security.
John Chapman, charged with being dis
orderly in the street and carrying concealed
weapons, was fined $3.50.
William James, charged with stealing one
hat, one cloak, aud one sacque of the value
of s. from Georgeanna James. Guilty, and
sent to Jail for ninety days.
William Christian, charged with being
suspicious character and disorderly. Fined
$3.50.
Charles Frayser, Lafayette Evans, and
John Hill, charged with feloniously cutting
Walker Hill with razor with intent to kill.
Sent on to the grand jury. Frayser bailed
in 81 900.
Timothy KeItz, charged with assaultlng
and beating his wife. Fined $50.
Edward Clayton, charged with assaulting,
abusing, and threatening to kill his wife,
Mary Clayton. Sent to Jail for thirty days.
A. L. Jacobs, X. Fisher, Thos H. Fisher,
charged with assaulting, striking, and chok-
ing Isaac Jacobs and stealing cap valued at
81. Continued to 30th.
Isaac Jacobs, charged with perjury and as
saulling A. L. Jacobs. Continued to 50th.
John johnson, charged with creating q
disturbance in First Market and attempting
| to cut policeman Moody. Continued to 9th.
Candis Robinson, charged with stealing
| four carrage-wheels from W. c.. Smith.
Continued to 9th.
Harrison Sarnett and John Fl. Wilder
charged with being disorderly and creating
disturbance in the house Of Howard
| Brooks. Continued TO 9th.
William Robinson, charged with being
drunk and breaking window in the house
Of Davenport & Morris. Sent to First sta
| tion-housc for six hours.
| Martha Jane Bell, charged with being
| drunk and creating disturbance in the
street. Sent to First station-hollse for twelve
| hours.
Norman johnson. charged with stealing
lot Of clothing Of the value of SO from
George Price. Sent to Jail for thirty days.
Daniel Scroggins, charged with bein!
drunk and exposing his person in the Firs
marbet-house. Sent to Jail in default of sc
curity for good behavior for six months.
| Ten persons charged with various trivia
| offences were discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

INTERESTING OccAs1oH.-The boys and
girls of Bethel school, of which Mr.. j. 2.
Thomas is the principal, enjoyed themselves
a great deal on Thursday night at the school,
on Twentieth street. They had beautiful
Christmas-tree, from which all the scholars re-
ceived present. Among those present were
Superintendent Binford and large number
of the parents and friends of the pupils. The
following is the order of the exercises before
the presents were received:
Welcome Song; "Fine Weather" idia-
logue) Misses Yeamans and Ramstett :;
Calisthenics 1.-The Old Bachelor by Mas
ter Greenwald; "Whippoorwill" (song),
by special request; "Dreadful Murder" by
Master Charlie Schmidt; ''Sleighing Song"
(chorus); "Chidhood," by Master Shelton
McMurry;" Il Know Boy" (song), by three
scholars; "Adyice to Young Ladies'" by
Miss Annie Schmidt; "The Wind is Blow
ing" (song); Charade; merry, Merry
Christmas (chorus).
After the children had received their pre-
sents, the school sung Home, Sweet Home"
and were dismissed, delighted with their
treat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

PnoToGRAPHS-We take pleasure In Informing
our friends and readers generally that the celchTa-
ted artist in this beautiful art Mr. VI. }. POWERS,
has purchased the extensive and elegant gallery at
1O11 Main street, opposite the post-oice THIS Is
truly well-appointed and frst-class gallery IN
every respect, and We cordially recommend the
house to the patronage Of our friends and the pub
lie generally The charges for pictures are rs rea-
sonable as frst-class work can be produced. Mr.
POWERS will give his patrons his personal atten-
ton, and with his ability as artist, and every IA
cillty that ingenuity can devise and money pro-
cure we think his patrons cannot well fall to OF
tain perfect satisfaction Religious RerdH
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D,Aru OF Nh. JoHS THoMrSoS.-Intclli-
...at, uI> been received here of the death Of
MIR. Jnhu Thompson. which occurred at In
...waod. in Louisa county, on the night OF
;u.. - h. Mr.. Thompson vas in the eighty
tour,A year OF his aye. tie was born i'll New
!larnp>hrc. and came 10 Richmond IN 1871.
For more than forty years he conducted the
ia. business in this city. lie was the father
rl Mr.. John H. Thompson. was highly re-
<,rc..d and esteemed hy all who knew him,
Wa Is.>; Ht>ter oi Richmond Lodge, NO. ~.
Of N.>oU>. and by that lodge will be buried
iron, :. Paui's church 1t ) o'ciock this after
I..1u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

ELECTION OF PYTHIAS OFFIcsRs.-The fol-
lowin" Pythian officers for the ensuing term
have been elected:
-NlrshaU Lodge.-C. G., G. w. Shopper
sou: V. G.. A. T. Sumwat; p, A. A. But
Ter; VI. OF T., Charles Thalhimer; NJ. of f.,
". j. Mcdowell; X. Of +. and S., William
II. Bailie; NJ. at A., W. II. Sizer. Repre-
sentative 10 Grand Lodge, Past Chancellor
JOAN c. Teller: alternate, Past Chancellor
William II. Bailie.
Friendship Lodge, No. 30, Aaachester:--
ger. {. c.; H. C. Furgusson, V. c.; E. j.
+. Fisher, Prelatc; A. Gary, NJ. of E.; w.
L. McCreary, NJ. of F.; b. j. Weisiger, h.
Of X. and 8; William Archer. NJ. at A.;
John J. Boyle, ]. g.; Samuel ID. Wicks, ..
G.. Representative to Grand Lodge, Past
Chancellor o. h. Sins; alternate, Past Chan
ccllor G.. Vi. Rogers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

THE ORPHAN BOYS D1NSER.-It was at
first expected that the boys at the Male Or
phan Asylum would have their splendid din
ner on Christmas day, but as they were en-
tertaned elsewhere on Thursday the dinner
was postponed until yesterday. 1t was a
splendid dinner, sure enough, and the boys
had a good time. About sixty of them and
a number of members of the Board OF Direc-
tors sat down to turkey, ham, shoat, mutton,
beef, oysters, celery, &C., admirably served
up, and then feasted on several kinds of cake,
ielies, and other goodies"
The visitors were very much pleased at
the cleanly appearance and good order of
the boys and what they saw of the general
management of the institution.
After dinner, Rev.J William Jones, Colo
mel Thomas J. Evans, and Colonel John B:
Cary were called out and made brief
speeches, which the boys seemed to enjoy.
And member of the Board made them a
present of large lot Of tire-crackerS, which
they seemed to rejoice in popping"
1t would have done the kind donors OF the
dinner good TO have seen how the orphans
enioyed their treat and appreciated their
Kindness:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

TABLEAUx AND CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT
OF ST. PATRIcK's SUNDAY-ScHooL LIBRARY
A very interesting entertainment, consisting
OF tableaux, statuary, and music, will be
given at Virginia Hall on Tuesday night
next for the purpose Of assisting the Sunday
school Of St. Patrick's Catholic church. 4
number of well-known amateur musical
gentlemen have consented to assist. The
scenes in which the young ladies of the
church and congregation Will take part,
under the management Of Dir. 7. J. Minor,
will doubtless prove very interesting and
attractive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

PREsENTATloN.-Mr. s. T. Beach, princi-
pal of Shockoe Hill Academy, was presented
by his pupils, on Christmas eve, with hand
some copy of Shakespeare'S Complete Works
as token of their regard. Every member
of the school was contributor to the pur-
chase of the book. The presentation speech
was made by Professor VIM. w. Valentine,
who has charge OF the German department,
and appropriately responded to by Mr..
Rpacb
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ITO THE AFFLICTED!
WARRANTED TO CURE.

Wish to say 10 the public that willinsure cure
of nil cases Of etSCEis placed under my treat"
ment aud IN event or no cure VIII hos cnaiS any
WESs, HAIR-MoLES, ELOOD-MARkS, RTc.,
leaving but slight scar, and Insure Us above stated
Also all chronic diseases, such rs
SPINAL AFFECTION. SALT
RHEUM, NEURALGIA, PILES, ETC,
treated. with guarantee OF perfect cure; In de-
fault OF which, money will be refunded TO the pa"
rient.
With my past experience and success In The treat
r,.,,t of tlese diseases feel free 10 say that my
medicines are INFALLIBLE, aud without rival III
this or any other country In efeciing
A SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
in the above specified diseases.
Once hours from 0 A. II. 10 l2 ~ ana from 70
s P.A.4sass... 1..o. ...-oa. ,o.r f.,
4, OF Square Richmond, va. - ,,arsors xyho
The names ard residences OF many pefsons on ~, mon
b,ve bee cured VIII be Anrntshed oy mali or upon
application In person. ,yorJ,ARD.
de 22.d&w3m Dh. y. ------- -. " -1------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-Thc ami
vcrsary celebration of Demosthenian Lite.
rary Society Of Roanoke College will be held
on Monday evening, January 10Th. Presi-
dent, James Willis, Virginia; Orator, II: P.
Bailey, Virginia.; Debatcrs, Fl. Z. Bailey,
Virginia, and c. 4. Marks, Virginia. Com.
mttee: WI. Smith, Mary land; c. c. john
son, Texas; 0. p. Moore, Tennessee; s. E.
Hatcher. Virginia; I. H. jarrett, West Vir-
ginia; y. j. Black, Louisiana Z. 5. Murphy,
Tennessee; Hughes billiard, Virginia; r. H..
Liyerton, New jersey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

THERE IS PERHAPS NO PLACE IN TILE CITY
more va,iedly favored by Santa Claus than the
rooms Of ". W. TRIBBETT, 1114 Main street.
There the God OF the Season. seems to have
opened his stores and from thence Issues bis sup
plies, and gra1es the desires of his favored little
ones. AT this depot of supplies may be seen anx-
lous nammas and scrutinizing paras asking Of the
r1ier OF the realm what best suits the taste or fancy
Of their children, and all leave his presence salts
fed that they have procured Just the thing they
wanted the dear :. little ones TO have,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

CuRIsTaAS GOODS AT W. d. BLAIR q Co.'S,
Ninth and Main streets.
Almonds, raisins, citron, currants, COOKING "ine'
cooking brandy; fine sherry, Madeira, aho port
wines old Jamaica rum, and Z Select whiskey {;
finest Gunpowder lea, aud imported condiments,
and Wilson's Fig Twist tobacco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

MAsoSS. PLEASE TAKE NoTIcE-Ifit is your In
tention purchase ticket the Masonic Gift Con-
cert at Norfolk you had better buy now and not wait
for the rush Tie sales VIII be closed On the L. day
OF January, and then you cannot buy ticket nj any
price. Tickets are s5 for whole and So SO for ha IT,
They can be had at ?. WElSIGEE s Co.'s hat store,
12Ol Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

10000 PRIZES TO DE GIVEN AWAY January
5th. 1874, ut the MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Nor
folk. Among them are one Of 100000, $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, s2.5O0; twenty-four
of $500 each; fifty Of $3.50 each; eighty OF $500
each: 100 Of $50 each; $50 Of 300 eaclI; $50
of $50 each. and the balance OF 50 each. Now,
somebody will draw these prizes, and why shouldn't
you one? 1t only costs So to try 1t, and you may
he made rich by so doing and if you draw 4 prize
your name will not be mentioned unless you want
Il. Tickets can he had in Richmond 1t Z. WEISI-
GER 6 Co. IS hat store, 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

wel-earned province of chemistry, has far
outstripped that noble science in the bounds
and minuteness of the research of its almost
all-searching eye. Spectrum analysis, in its
relation to anatomy, physiology, chemistry,
technology. and, in fact, all the physical
sciences, bids fair 10 show that all past dis
coveries are but the 4 of the alphabet to the
still more wonderful revelations that ought
to be made in the heavens aud the earth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

TpAHsEEE Observation-Disclosures to rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, MGR
chants manufacturer and Others. They are en-
during and changeess, and viii copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period OF timc Having just
received fresh supply Of these inks, We are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices.
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The PosT-OFgICE.-The interior of the
post-otice was very neatly and tastefully de-
corated with wreaths and festoons, while in
the centre of tine main room hung, imbed-
ded in evergreens, tae inscription, "Merry
ChristmasN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFIcERs.-At a
regular meeting of Springfield Division, No.
IG,, Son, OF Temperance, held in their hall
la, night, the following officers were elected
tog the ensuing quarter: Il. J. Valentine,
-. F.; William II. Atkinson, W. a.; George
T. Eurcb 4. 5; William Ii. Craig, Chaplain ;
William Hall Grew, L. Scribe; John F.
Siinbcrgcr. Treasurer; George d. Fritz,
Conductor; J. r. Epps, Assistant Con-
ductor; George 7. Welsh, l. s.; Is. Y. Leber,
.. :; Hcnry +. East, =. W. i. This disi-
sion /, receiving acquisitions to its members
every mvctiug-,ligbt.
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MAcALL1sTER THE MAGIc1AN..-The Vir-
sinia Opera-House was we'll filled last night,
and everybody present was pleased with the
illusions of MacalIister. the wonderful magi-
clan. His tricks are ell done well. but his
Enchanted Pavilion" astonishes even
those who usually can see into the most n-
tricate illusions. Then his Pandora mystery
continues to be mystery. Go and see him
at the matinee at O'Clock, when the ladies
are specially invited, and then again at night
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A PRESENT WORTH HAvISG.-Give your friend
ticket to the Masonic Gift Concert, and II he or
she should draw the big prize OF $4,000 or any OF
the other 9,999, You may be sure of having some
one to remember you the balance Of your days.
Yeu can get tickets in Richmond at r. WEIsI
GER & Co.'S hat store l2OI Main street.
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HEBREW SEWING SOcIETY-FAIR.-Thc Ia
dies of the German Hebrew congregation
Bayth Ahabah" have organized sewing
society to prepare for fair, the proceeds Of
which are to be used for the purchase of
new organ. When this is accomplished the
society is to become mere benevolent one.
The officers Of the society are: Mrs. Rev.
VI. j. Michclbacher, president; Mrs. Isaac
Sycle, vice-preSident; Mrs. NJ. Milhiser,
treasurer; and Mrs. II. kopple, secretary.
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The LAST NIGHT.-'Fo-night the Duprcz &
Benedict Minstrel Company will give their
last entertainment at the Theatre. The sing
ing is good, and while the performance is
not as refined rs it might be, one can have a
hearty laugh by attending.
There will be a matinee this afternoon at
O'Clock for the benefit of ladies and chill.
dreu
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MOODY & ROYALL will sell al Z. N. three
building lots in Manchester
W. GODDIN will sell at 1 p. NJ. q lot and framed
tenement on south Ninth street.
RICHARDSON &c co. will sell at =. NJ. 4 strc-
coed brick store and dwelling, No. TAO Second
street.
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW, IL A. ~, furniture
clothing, fancy goods, &c.
COOK G. LACGHTON, 10 A. ". horses, mules,
&C., at the horse-lot.
MOODY & ROYALL will sell at II ". valuable
real estate n Chester field at The Midlothian coal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

TEMPTING LIST OF SEw-YEAR GooDs-Messrs.
W, d. BLAIR & Co, Ninth and Main streets, have
really nice sherry wine ut $3.50 per gallon Also,
finest port and Champagne wines, brandy, rum,
apple brandy, &c. \ general assortment OF condi-
men,s and fine groceries al III oderaIe prices.
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ROBBERY oS Brook -AvEHCE.--On WedneS-
day uight the residence of Mr.. Theodore
FIick. on Brook avenue, was entered bE
thieves while the family were asleep and
robbed Of about one thousand dollars worth
oT yllua'i.>. The thieves entered the cbam-
hrr. and il i supposed that chloroform was
administered to the family. Among other
aIt!cies stolen was q valuable gold watch.
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ADJuDGED LuNATlCs.-A commission Of lu-
macy, composed Of Justices Crew, Holmes.
and Phillips, has considered the mental
condition of Mrs. Emily J. Chick nee King,
and a colored boy named Robert Carter, and
adiudged them both to be lunaticS.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
PosT.oFFIcE December 26. 1S73.-American
Photograph Company, "a Vesey street, New
York city, n. "; William Felthaus, Rich
mond, Va; Mr.. William Harris, 11o High
Strprt
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HARPER's AND LESLIE's ILLUSTRATED PA.
PERs for this week filled with Christm illus
trations. received from J. T. Elly<on, news
dealer, 1112 Main street.
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Hot TEA CREAM at WOOD & SONS.

TRANSFER PRINTISG-ISKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to be dGnc IN these inks 10 the D'
,,atch Printing House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

ATGENSET'S, who Is preparing to remove, may
be had beautiful plated ta-seis, three, FOUR or six
pieces plated walters, all sizes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

RiyIEw Or TIE RICHMOND FIRE DEPART
IENT. There was review and Inspection
o! the Richmond Fire Department yeSter-
day morning under charge of the efficient
superintendent, Captain George A. Ainslle.
The companies turned out well, and the
members appeared in their handsome blue
overcol,s, lately given them by the city.
The horses were in trim, and the apparatus
showed that those who had the engines, &C.,
in charge had not been derelict in their duty.