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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.--The annual
meeting of the stockholders Of this iustitu-
ton was held in their clearinghouse ycster-
day. Mr.. James Dunlop chairman, and Mr..
J. W. Lockwood secretary.
EIr. L. q. Noltiug, president of the bank,
submitted most gratifying statement of its
prosperity.
The following gentlemen were elected di-
rcctors for the current year: +. 0. Noting,
T. w. McCancc. Garret +. Watson, William
Ii. Palmer, William *. Watts, y. II. Chalk
ley, Ii. X. EIIyson, J. W. Allison, II. w.
Pemberton, Claiborne Watkins, William E.
Tanncf, James II: Gray:
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Southern Claims, Etc.

WAsHlNGToN, January IA. The Committee
on Claims of the House at their session this
morning agreed to the Senate bills, asgreea-
ting something like S270,0O0, for the relief
of the Loudoun county, Va, claimants,
whose property, principally in livestock,
was taken by order OF General Sheridan,
sold, and the proceeds received INTO Tue urea. a.
Tennessee University, paying the SIS, 800 for
the property used and occupied by the
Tinted States army. This committee .ex-
meets to be called on Friday of this week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

STREtT.CAn TiCkETs.-Owing to the an
nouncement that the price of tickets would
be put up to sight cents, the sales yester.
day were unprecedented. 4 large number
of those who patronize this line purchased
from 81 to ST worth, or even more. We
learn that at the Office of the company the
demand for them was so great that the sup
ply was exhausted. Several Of the drivers
sold rs much as $50 worth during the day.
We presume that the cash receipts of the
company for the next few weeks Will be
very light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

The RAILROAD FIGHT.-The railroad fight
is brewing. at meeting Of the Senate Com
mittee on Roads and Internal Navigation,
held Yesterday morning, all the parties inter
ested in the bill to amend the charter of the
Petersburg Railroad Company were present,
and it can scarcely be many days before the
bill will be reported to the Senate, and then
the fight will probably come Oft.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

w. GoDDiN win sell at r. NJ. framed tenement
on the west line of First between Broad and
Grace streets.
RICHARDSON. s. CO. Will sell at p. NJ. a two
story framed store and dwelling above, near the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad shops
W. r. POLK & co. win sell at P. NJ. four lots In
the original plan of Sidney. 49,. ..., (,
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COIOred Man Killed.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.]
ALEXANDRIA, January 14.--Richard Cox,
brakeman on the Washington and Alexan-
dria railroad, while coupling cars on st.
Asoph street this morning was caught be-
tween the bumpers and instantly killed. He
was originally from Mobile, but recently
lived in Washington.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
stock and Money ii sanrke,ass,.... :.

New YORK, January 14.-Money easier
at.4 to 6. Sterling duh at 1901 to 1885.
Gold, 111H. Governments quiet. States
very quiet. Tennessee's, SO ; new, so. vir.
ginia's, 45; new, so eonsoIs, soy; deferred,
15a. Louisiana's, 81; new, As. Levee's,
90; s's, 10. Alabama's, 80; 5's, 55. Geor-
gia's, 70; rs, 81. North Carolina's, s3s |;
new, 1s; special tax, 1oa. South Carolina's,
404new, %; April and October, %.
BALTIMORE, January 14.-yirginia eonsols,
55l;i West Yirginia's, 15--bids.
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THE FUNERAL,

LONDON, January 14.-Marsha1 sLaboruf,
General Froissard, and General FaillY have
arrived at Chiselhurst from France to attend
the funeral of the late Emperor Napoleon
1t is stated that Queen Victoria will visit the
Empress Eugenie after the funeral. Prince
Teck left this city for Chiselhurst. yesterday.
The commandant of the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwch, where the Primes
Imperial is cadet, has forbidden all enter
tainmcnts to be held at the institution until
after the funeral of Napoleon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

AN EVIDENCE OF RIcHMoND's PROSPERITY
AS an evidence of the increasing prosperity
of the city, and the growing demand for re-
sidences, we were informed Yesterday by
one of the largest real estate agents in the
city that they had not single house for rent
on their books. Every one which had been
placed in their hands had been disposed of.
Another agent says he could rent out in q
few days one hundred dwelling-houses rang
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UNMALABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICnM0ND Posr-OrFIcE JANUARY IA, 1879
C. w. Bumpass, Bumpass, Va; John III. Ty-
Ter G. Co, Emanuel Current, John c. Shafer,
r. II. Duke (l52s Main street, 4. I. Burch,
Hon. Jumes Christian, Messrs. Burch d
Brother, Richmond, Va; Wyman, Byrd %
Co., New York.
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wnahsucfau Ifefns.

t-WAsHINGroN, January 1.-THE Judiciary
Committee of the House did nothing this
morning regarding the Louisiana compl.ca'
ton. They will wait till the papers SUD-
mitted to them are furnished.
The Finance Committee has reported that
there is no law for reissuiDg the forty-four
millions legal-tenders returned by MIR. DC
f,,I]o,rph
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

RUNAWAY AccIDENT.-A pair of horses at
tached to buggy in which Mr.. r. II. j.
Paynter was riding yesterday took fright
about noon and ran away. Mr.. Paynter was
thrown out near the corner of Twelfth and
Capitol streets and injured painfully but not
seriously. Drs. Taylor and Lee rendered
the necessary surgical aid. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

CoSv1crs REcE1vED.-Carter Emory ana
Robert Fillmore were received at the peDt-
tentiary yesterday from Prince George coun.
ty. the former to be imprisoned four years
for burglary, the latter one year Tor uniaw-
FIJI sfabbing So:
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A CoLL1sIoN.-One of the street-cars going
down Main near Twelfth street Yesterday
morning could not be checked by the brakes
and coIiided with coal-cart. The drivers
money-box was knocked OF, and the small
change, nickel pieces, and car-tickets were
scattered extensively.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

APPEALS ALLowED.-In the Supreme Court
of Appeals yesterday appeals were allowed
in the case of Malfett & Ellzey Us. IL A.
Balls administrator, from decree of the
Circuit Court of Loudoun, and in the case
of Clarke us. Spooner et.dls., from a decree
OF the Circuit Court of Halifax county.
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EaStOn Affairs.

BosToN,, January H.-George W.. VIII
liams, whose trial was proceeding to-day in
the United States Court for robbing the
mails, escaped from the ante.roon Of the
courthouse, and his whereabouts are uli-
known.
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ShiDyrccked.

PB,LApELpuIA, January IA cable dis
patch from Liverpool announces the f1un-
tderinr of the ship Trcarora of Gibraltar:
She was cotton-Ioadcd, from Mobile bound
to Liverpool. The captain and ton men afe
reported lost. She belonged to Philudeiphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

THE WEArHER.-Ye Yesterday was more IKE
a spring day than one in mtd-winter. Inc
main thoroughfares were crowded Win
ladies and business men, aud the streets pre-
sented lively appearance.
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The Eric Railroad: :.

Nsw. YORK. January 1.-THE directors Of
the Erie railway have passed resolutions ati-
thorizing the issue of ten milions OF con-
Yertible bonds ut par for the purpose of Inn.
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GEORGE P. RowELL & CO.'S ADVERTISING
AGENCY, No. II Park Row, New York, receives
advertisements for all the newspapers In the United
States ut the lowest cash rates, furnishing circulars
and estimates free-Brookiyn (E. d. Times. 1t is
model business house. They give more for the mo-
ney than any other house in the world.-City Item,
pb;yndeInbi1, P1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

WEEKLY SMALL~Pox REFoRT.-Ofice Board
Of Health, Richmond, january IA, 1873.-
Six cases Of yarioloid reported for the week
ending to-day. Four of these cases con-
tracted by handling rags (at the paper-milD
imported from Baltimore. One case arrived
in the city with the disease already devel-
oped. j. G. CABELL, Nj. D., President Board
of Health, .-...
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EgHgT.Sa CHANCES.


I ARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORT-
'L&E%i OF fTOBACCOFACTokrF FIXTURES
f't SALE AND FACTORY FOR RENT-By
.'.A" al a decd Of trust fr"m J"hn IL. Grcancr,
t.iH frfH H.! la the Ch,nccrN Court Of Richmpud,
=, nnn''t,.ncj viii offer at private sale until the
sta '-,l.i, L" a,ic paltie. as may desire 10 buy
"hpH. the entire lot Of TOBACCO FIXTURES
,.' aimed IN he factory known as - Castle Thun-
"'!, tJ!lais Ing In part of
~ BpN-rRLSSES.
Il SHARPENING; EETA1SERS.
u FINISH NG REThISEfS,
II rbiS,
=: SETS MILLS. &C., &c.
,.' "i1!c comprising IA complete assortment OF
','A machinery for the manufacture OF tobacco.
'"g'9i, vii! aeo be rehted for the present year.
-Sao-0 CHARLES L. WAlTLOCK. Trustee.
- ADNERTISERS.-All persons who
=, contemplate making contracts with newspapers
'' t!' 'IascFI!U! Of advertisements should send 10
GLUkGE L. HOWELL 4 CO.
'' at"catAl ~ !ncose twenty-five cents for their
"Nt tItNDEED-PAGE PAMPHLET
vgo.lHIns lots Of
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ASSISTANT NATION ELEcTEp.-At a meet
ing of the Female Humane Association held
on Monday Miss Sallie Smythe was elected
assistant matron and DR.. Petctdeid Trent
assistant physiciani
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NAPOLEON.

PARIS, january 14.-MarshaI Bazaiue Is
deeply affected by the death Of Napoleon.
The news rendered him quite i'll. His wife
has gone to Chiseihurst.
LONDON, January 14.-Arrangements have
been made for the admission of 200 persons
hourly to view the remains of Napoleon
while lying in state.
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ISansas AHnirs.

TorEkA, January 1.-THE first act OF tne
new Governor was O message to Preslaent
Grant to withdraw the United States troops
from the, Cherokee neutral lands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

POLICE COuRT.-There were no cases Of
importance in this court yesterday, though
the docket was long and troublesome, con-
sisting of petty cases of drunkenness, theft,
Gn &c
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.-At the an
nual meeting of this bank, held Yesterday,
the following gentlemen were elected direc-
tors Thomas Branch, F. r. Scott, A. I.
Stokes, L. T. johnson, Archer Anderson,
Richard lrby, Charles l.. Todd, Edward
Graham. W. j. Leakc, q. W. Pickrell, a. S.
Buford, I. ". Pembcrton, and W. j. John
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

JOB PRINrrNG.-we call the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks of courts sherifs lawyers, railroad,
and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing, TO the facilities offered as
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bil-Heads Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills. Catalogues,
Bills of Fare. Show-Blls, Checks, Drafts, &c, Sr.
Satisfaction guaranteed. ..-t..fs ..f.-. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

HENRICo COUNTY COURT This court
transacted no business of public interest yes
terday. 1t will meet again to-day and ad.
iourn for the term.
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NtEsS. ftspessEs. a.e.

nk SALE ON CONSIGNMENT. ~
- ~ ha:c ,as received for sale OH coi.siga- GSA
.vyr ~ -, W. pEkI FINE MARES, which can he
"S'h foarteetIh aac Fifteenth streets.
A. a. HUTCHINSON,
..J. hrceer and Copmtsso Merchant :.
~" NJ. 1905 Msir stteet.
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LEVY BROTHERS have now In store New York
Mills. Wamsutta, Pride of the West, Fruit of the
Loom, and AndroscoGgin shirtlng, which they re-
tail at wholesale prices.
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HEAVY MERINo UNDERsHIRTs, ONE DOLLAR
each, for sale by E. B. SPENCE s Son, 1900 SIain
street.
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ExpoarAr1os OF FLouR.-The American
brig Mary Rice, Captain j.. B. Pratt, was
G cared yesterday for Rio Janeiro, with l,S3o
barrels OF flour, by Nessrs. Haxalt CrelsnaW
k Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

M. ELLYsoS & CO., Advertising Agents, DIsrATCH
building will receive advertisements and have then
inserted In any Journal Of The country at regular
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

FRESH FRUITs.-Swect oranges, Malaga raislns
and fresh dates Just received and for sale at TRIB
Belts, 11l2 Main street.
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SUpREaE Court OF FAPPEALs.-In this court
yesterday the caseof Gregory, &c, ps. w in-
ston was further argued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNISHING
GOODS from K. B. SPENCE 6 Son, 1900 Main
street. .-.s' ...'
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS and Nottingham
laces for curtains can be had in endless variety at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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5000 NEWSPAPERS

,,. l'"', fliowiae the cosl OF advertising, also
.Tr ''Ni''! '!ni- Ia advertisers aHdsoIDe account
Ia ~ i'Alrii"nrcs Of men Who are known as success
~, "'"'t'sers. This firm are rroprie;ors OF the
ANrHlthN NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
-, AGENCY.
al farh kow, New York,
r ' i''trs'cd "f unt,IGIlird facilities for secu-
,. '' Insertion of advertisements in all newspa-
"Hu lti!oGics's al ioweo, rates. de 2-d& vain
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE. TO
order by L. D. SPENCE s. Son, merchant tailors,
1900 Main street. - ~ L -s.-... .. .,........SS5
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uouisiana Politics.

NEW ORLEANS, January l4.-PinchDacA
has teen elected United States senator py lhs
Kellogg Legislature.
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4 VIRGINIA HALL.--The attractions offered
by. the Chiriski Combination continue to at
tract large audiences, and number of pre-
sents are distributed nightly.
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Now IS THE TINE TO PURCHASE YOUR SHEET
ISGs and pillow-casings. LEVY BROTHERS have
all qualities and widtIs.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the First National
Bank took PLACE in: their banRing:house yes
tcrday at noon. d. j. Saunders, Esq, was
called to the chair, and Mr.. S. A. Glover was
appointed secretary. Mr.. !. Davenport, Jr.,
president, read report giving the trans
actions OF the bank for the past twelve
months. This exhibit of its affairs was very
gratifying 10 the stockholders, and speaks
we'll for the efficiency of its officers. The
and its si,rplils fund is s1O0,0OO.
The following directors were elected for
the ensuing year: I. Davenport, Jr., F..
Stearns, John Purcell, s. G. Tardy, R. l..
Brown, ID. j. Saunders, William Hatcher, NJ.
l.. Straus, w. j. Yarbrough, Ambrose Carl
ton.
At meeting of the Board Of Directors
Mr.. T. Davenport was reelected president,
and Mr.. s. A. Glover was appointed cashier
for the ensuing year.
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sEALsK1N CAps.--Price, s4.5o-a great bargain
mt p. WEISIGER & Co.'s. -....... .........z
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WANTED, everybody 10 call at TRIBBETT's for q
supply Of those fine oranges raisns, and dates-the
best in the city.
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HtsT1SGs orRT.-The Hastings Court
was engaged yesterday III hearifig the Anna
hle case. ---- -
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ALL OF TIE DELICACIEs OF TILE SEASON ut AN
TOMS ladies' and gentemen's dining-saloon.
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ALASKA DoAs AT s5-very stylish and cheap-a
P. WEIsIGER & Co.'S. ....
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Go TO PIZZISI's TONIGHT on your way from th'
Theatre and get nice fry or stew of oysters, or Ice
cream, cakes &c.
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sPEyplD LOT OF MALAGA GRAPES, fresh AM
fine, at ANToNI'S.
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FRESH, SWEET ORANGES-A 1ne loi Just re-
ccived at 1RtBBETT's. Also, fresh and luscious
dates and splendld Malaga falsius
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PrzzISI's SALOON WILL BE OPEN TONIGHT afte
the performance at the Theatre.
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MEDIUM-PRIcE FuRS.-Just received large as
sortmenta ut p. WEIsIGER CO.'S:
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NECK-wEAR oFALL THE NEWEST STYLES For
sale by E. B. SPENCE & Son. .H
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| PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Planters
National Bank was held in the office Of the
president at II O'Clock yesterday. Mr. John
A. Belvin was called to the chair. and MFR.
W. r. Qnaries chosen secretary. Messrs. J.
/ c. Shields, w. D. Chestcrman, and John G..
otey: hating been appointed commissioners
Of election by the Board of Directors, upon
examination reported a majority of all the
stock represented. The report of the presi.
dent, John b. Davis, Esq. was submitted
and read, in which he stated that y
"ln making my last report I called your
| attention to the fact that we had created a
surplus fund of 100000, and had balance
to credit of profit and loss of s2,829.13. We
have out of the profits of the last twelve
| months increased our surplus fund to $780,
goo, paid dividends to stockholders of S27,-
GOO, and start this new year with balance
70 credit of profit and loss Of S5,5a0l94-
thus showing our NET earnings for the Year
TO be about $4,000. Considering the disas.
trous year that this has been to our merchants
we have been extremely fortunate
I'VE have no suspended debt, and as far
as we are able to judge, the paper maturing
is undoubtcd. The future of your bank is
| In every way promising"
President Davis commends the Board of
Directors and the cashier and his assistants
for the prudent care they have always
manifested" and, in conclusion, speaks
hopefully of business prospects. Accom-
panying the report is certificate of the Di-
rectors as to the correctness of the financial
exhibit.
On motion of Mr.. Joseph Hall, the old
directors were reelected, and, In addition,
| Mr.. j. b. PAGES The directory is, therefore,
composed of John B. Davis, John A. Bel
vim, l.. FL. Frayser. N. NJ. Wilson, S. NJ.
Rosen5aum. John X. Childrey, C. E. Whit
lock, c. s. Palmer, Charles Phillips, and J.
B. Pace.
On motion of Mr.. Hall, the meeting ad.
! journed. ,ss,
The Board of Directors met Immediately
after the adjournment of the stockholders,
and unanimously reelected Dir. John B.
Davis president Mr.. w. 4. Quarles remains
| cashier.
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ENGLISH HALF-IIosE, - PER DOZEN, FOR SAL,
by Z. 3. SPENCE & SON, 1900 Main street.
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FOR ALL OF THE FINER QUALITY OF coNFEc
TIOSs go to ANTONI's.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS CAN BE HAD OF f. b
SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main street.
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DoGsKIS CAfs-somethins ncw-at P. WEIsI
GER & Co.'s.
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ALL OF THE FINEST GRADES OF FRENCH CAN
DIES and confections at hNToNIs.
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ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THOSE LARGE, JUICY
PEARS at ASTONI'S.
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nsPEWARD.-Strayed from ssg
sSsO tho Granite works. south side o. OF
Sa,ues riyes astis December, 1874, large PofNIEh
nos, nyer-coiored and white. The above @ feWaea
win ne pnid II LEFT as the office Of toe WORKS.
Ia fS,st
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LEVY BROTHERS offer the largest stock of cal
petngs In the city.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APrEALs.--In the Spe-
cial Court of Appeals yesterday the case of
Lindsay Us. Smith was partly argued.
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ApyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise IN the
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN &c co. win
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lisliers, rates. -, -. -----
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THE LADIES, when down town shopping, shoul
remember to go to ANTOSIS for a lunch.
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have analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand Of "B Select" controlled by Messrs WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and hnd 1t
free from fusi oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend It's use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. B. McCAw,M NJ. d.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medical College Vir-
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Losr, sTIsAYED, 6c.

r OSF. on Monday, 18th, between Breeden
IL Il Fos's. corner Broad and Fourth streets, and m
r. straus's, below Fourteenth street LADit.s
LACK sTEIPED MUFF. The finder VIII please
icaye n at Smith & McCurdey's, al Broad strict,
and receive The thanks Of the lady. ia l5-lt-
PPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
Fl the Richmond and Danvtlle Railroad CON-
nany Tor the renewal OF GtRTIFiGATE NO. syi; sssi
Tor two shares, issued to Wllliam II ooI.oa' haia
certificate haslns peen o'. = js sls-w4ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

T,coK AND JOB work NEA1L1
ID DONE u = THis OF 70 isss y
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22
Dwelling House.

Also, Two Tracts of P!NFI NO(N v
TAIN. One tract contains 2,9 acres and
II pcrchcs: the other l,G acres and 40
pcrchcs prr.on. DESTROYS Of examining
the above desirable property will ,,r SHOWN
the same 10y Frederick y " ilihir
s5e- Farmer, rho 'rd't Noh1t,un L"t,
uo'iid do r>.! {, attend Ml' Nh'r
7fr,0' Of Sale ~ prescribed by the Corr,
-Onr-thrl of tie purchase money 1c I"
paid on the day Of sale, or the Ratification
thereof the residue III one and tw" years
from the day Of sale: the purchaser oI
purchasers giving their notes with approx
ed security. fearing intrrr, from thr deg
of Sale; an ON pnymrWt Of ,hr whole
purchase money, and nui before, the snjo
Trustee will execute deeds for IT," ahoI
described Rcal ESt2tr. Possession v III /.
given Of the Home Place on The i I e
April, 1873: possession viii hr given q, al
the other land on Ratification 90, y L. hy
the QUIT LLN l. CRAN FORD
mar saw Trustee.