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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23

un9lI&Sf6ac Altf Ocnt zee. Ser
Surm, melder nOrgeitern uno qeitern
Gerri0te, bat AUDI CUR SEE ieine Opfer
~Derlaltgt; Diele Ser e~in9elaufenen S6iffe
ltn0 me6r ODER ipeniger fart bei6doigt.
2lu6 mebrere Sritmmer pur6em ans
HauO getrte6en. Der 8ropeIler Ncprn,
BON bet Germont Central OampfI6iffs
Stnte, Der DDn SgOenS6urg na6 GDtcago
nlterlDcgS mar, berbrnunte Mtttjpo6
2lbeno ungefdbr Weilen o. Qleranoria
8ap. Die Rafiagiere, fiinf3ig at ber
3abl, ioute sic Wanni6aft fonntcn nur
nit Mii6e 9erettet tper6en. Die @aas
renlaoun8 9tng nerloren.
Sine 0epei6e berfiinoete geitern
baS StranOeu beS nit 1900 8ui9eln
98etseu befradteten S0ooners IS. ..
9torris" I'M Grielce in Der 0adDe BON
vGuit Sitter. 0as 6a6r3eug mar @is
genI1um beS 6errn Sdcob Gn6ers.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23

gtahfrage unb felt AT 81. 1873 - TaB.
yirhen in 0ta6frage gu 75c~sI. IS 3
&otN, 8firii6e gu $I-$l.75 ) !@orb.
3raubtn perfaufen ii6 Ian9Iam al 4-7c
7 b. Sflanmen in gtaGfrage 5u $3.50
% &orb> tir groBe blaue.
@alifAr nta Srii6te.- gtrnen
i'm lleberfluB un0 greiie niebriger. Nerf,
al $2.50-5.HO p &ilte fir o%rotnGre uno
beI0G0t9te N~hSgepGblte.
te-ftettg un6 felt.
8erf.: IS SAB 8rombeeren gu lac, 80
SAB balbe YftritR 3u l0c.
@efIigeI-itatfe 3ufu1r unb gez
rttge ytaOirage ahb 9iibnern; olte
brtngen $3.50-4.0O q OBJ, Sriibiobrs=
biDuer So. 50-3.25. &1ten flalt 3l So
$50. 0Gnie pertaufen It'd langiam All
50. GurfepS III gta6frhge gu lac q
Bfunb. M
9onta-grima @eiterlt Comb rs
26c, gepreBter l4-l5c + IL \
6rpf %en--ruDtg 81 25-45c fir orbit
nGre bis ausgetpdblte @eitern. \
&artoffeIn-tbdttg unb feft au SOC
81 ID 8I 1no $2.5O-3.0O PIf5aB.
SiiB5Gcrtofetn in gutter Na6fra8A 3u
So. 75-4.OO R SAB fir gel6e. M
8ilopret.- Brairiebiibner feit st
50. P Ob. Gnten $l.75-2.G0>
y 0B. 6jriOi0infen unb 0%tadenitiide
2O-25: u tb,
@ahS- riu gu $500.
Wolle- 9tacbfra9e gut. 8erfGufe:
@enltl6te ungeipaI 0ene gu 29c, feline 30
mittlere bis fetne getDai0ene 5u
42c.
8ansRaterialien = tparen in ntGBiger
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23

SSiOti0 fir GtgarrenfabrtfAms
ten. Sienbrued beuti0e Gi8arrctt
0touloS, Yreiieu, Straps II. Cutters.
9reiie ermdBigt. George 2ueriien, 22l
Is. 9tanoplpbitrabe.
2SQdiomobo3lGtulp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23

4U45 8eminne, i'm Betra9e pom. ...........$5U,OUU
Die AT ~3teben6sn 3idets mer6en bur6 elm bliuoes Ein6
ans Benz etnen Nco uno bic 9eIpinne aus einem anoeren
seSosen. = OieIe 8er1peiluus ptro Don ben befen @es
i~GditsmGnnern uuieres Gerritoriums e%H1pfoblen. Der
oerinee Betrae Der Etdet8 lit @arantie iir ben idneaen
8ertauT berielben, unb 1T bie5 bic bette Der bisber seboz
tenen @etesenbeiten. @elb tanr mttteltit r~e9titrtteH
iieoelten nit Oeutlider aortlIe ~uerieberen 9tteten ee6idt
peroer. DSad& Clubs amf uno ieubet 8elteuunseu
bal6igit elm, oa MIR nod uenige Gtdets ucrtaIseH ftn6.
8oarb Ser . irettoren
@eneroI e.. 8. 8roIpne, Or. SO. S. 8u9te,
@dt6. 8. 81. gii6arOs, Qdtb. 70. y. gpers,
Or. 81. &. Suffice.
Ivy gnte Ngeuten, benen ltberole Gomn1iiitonea
,uoeIi6ert werben, perlanst. - Deutide grtcfe iiberiest
Nbr,iie:
j. w. SuftterIin. Ronaser.
oo--Hu1x..-r DaT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23
Sin S~MftenSer 2ttDetH MnS Yers
let1Qhne

fin6 obne S6ipterigfetten au erlangen,
unO 0tejeni9eu, tpel6e es DcrabiGumen,
it6 oieielben an%Sueignen, iOIten nidt
flagerl, tpenn tie unter ibrer Ga6ldiiigs
felt lcibcn. 0aS SOsobont be1eitigt ltlls
feGlbar Dte ltria6e zines iibeIrte6enben
Ntbems uro Deri00nert unb er9dlt Die
3dDne bis iu'S 961ite Qlter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23
Outes SanbOl3 git btligem Yreiie.
Nipple e. OestTnann,

SGn6ler In aleu- Sorter TauboIs, Solfen, 8retterrh
Sdtnbelu, Geberpioitet, ~sebobeIte 6loorins unb Setbius.
ySir erlnden Sebermanu bel inns porSuiprehen, e6e
man iunitpo tauft, nno ucrfprs6en Iuen prompte 9ea
oienun9 lino btntse BreiIe. 8eionbers MAIDEN mir bars
ami auImertiam, baB unferee garo nabe Der Chicago uub
pacific, alio Der Gbicoso uno g. gs. @tIenbabn seleseu
tit uno mir nnler 8oubols irei on bic Cars liefsrn.
garb rno Office: 81 9amtborn Ipenue, Swil9en
Chicago Aprnue unb BEN Gnsmrrfcn.
$sippIe &c Setntamn,
1iep1Nft1i 3Ntwo Gbtcu9p, SILL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23
CENTAUR LrNIMENT

Sat wuncer6are Guren pom Nbeu>
matismus, S6merSsr, @eidwrliten,
SroItbeulen, Gerbirtungen Der Bril-
ite, 9ranoiuunbcn, Neybriibuugen,
GalsfluB II. i. ~. ani menldlt6en
66rper, nnb @errenrungen, Spotb,
Sur9i9euerurgen IL. /. 10. on &Diercn
in einem Sabre pelri6tet, ais aue
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23

@liig per @alone, Mal3eiita 20-22,
@toereiii9 25-26, petBer Beineiiia 10
@ts.
@%inaemadte fFritdte, eth 1ebr idle6z
ties 0ei0Gft nuroe gelna6t. 0ir quottz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23
ttnalnesf6Qc a,tf Scrt sec.

reg Spol6in9'5 9eim; 6as bette 8inz
Demittcl; fertt9 5u b0ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23
0rN5es
Gt(d)enke Gou}trt,
gum 8elten Ser

0NHt ~NIANEI Ut
Seffentltdc1 8ibliOtbef non COLORADO,
Grite 9efebIiGte Stebnn0l
Belt perldngert bis gum l.. Oft. 1873.
@eBte 8eIegenbett!
Cine srObe anSobl bsr 2idets bereits uertauis!
Giaets 81 LOO, ooer 6 fit So.
S5O, 100000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23

Ser 9oliset6ef bon GIebeIaub bat
an BEN bieiigen gel6rte6en, uno oas
pabr16ctnli0e Gintreffen bier zines ge>
1panbten Gamers. Namens 81. 6. &o5
binion, angefiinoiat. Der S0tpinbler
opertrt bur9 gefdli6te 3ablungsantpet
lungen. 9abt a9tj
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-23

GtAffnhfctt+ Gin idworSbrauner 8aQa6, 7Sabre
VCituvIIll > alt, srcbe Sbren, ftarfe Gaie, iettsn
9roben sails. tur5e @dbnen. 400 @funb @eptdt, lift mil
in Der Nadt pom 16. auf ben II. Sept. geitoblen worbeu.
&er oas gferO surifbrtnst Ober s~euhsen6e Mustunft
crtbeit, erbdtt $50 SeIobrung Don SObn 8oettasr.
2Olep1tulou1p6 Yorf Stio9e, @oot Co., 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19
The Surrender.

We publish this morning the account o!
the surrender Of the Virgnius TO Captain
". D. WHITING. Of the United States steamer
Dispatch. The ceremony was devoid Of any
exciting concomirants. 1t was the dullesl
affair OF the kind that ever took place. There
were not people enough present to make a
scene worth observation. The Spaniard,
ahsented themselves. and not one single man
more than enough TO give up the ship and
salute tht flag stood on board the Firginius
after the United States flag was hoisted upon
that vessel.
The one man who did this was Senior DE
La CAAARA, who is styled the commander
Of the Nirginius. he was the unhappy gen.
tleman who event through the motions"
On our SIDE the number present was almost
entirely confined to the ships company.
The Firsinius was sent to the very small
port OF Bahia Honda to deprive the ccrc-
nony Of her delivery Of any fcldt beyond
the merest conformity to the terms of sur
rendering her and salutng the American
flag. This salutation was as slight as Spanish
reluctance and Indignation could make it.
a few lazy fishermen in port deigned not 10
turn their eyes from their tishiug-lneS, and
perhaps, save the men on board the Dispatch
steamer, the creatures that paid most atten-
ton to the scene were the gulls and storks
that canvasscd the port in search Of garbage.
The affair WAS unique. There remains.
however, still the ceremony Of the salute on
behalf Of Spain of the American flag on
Christmas day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19
Conscientious Congressmen.

1t was smart thing OF a member o
Congress who on Tuesday proposed sys
tenn of elastic compensation to congress
men. 1t was to establish three degrees o!
compensation-the first, $500; second,
$1,000 and third. $4,000; and..each member
Of Congress was to decide for himself which
amount he thought enough for his services
and to range himself in the class under that
amount of compensation.
The proposition created some mirth. l,
was good hit at those who are known as
close economists, and who are quite en-
phatic in dcnouncins the increase Of the
congressional salary. 1t would be most
interesting trial Of the self-denying repre-.
sentatives. 1t is too good and full of fun
however, to be successful. The excessively
conscientious have no idea of placing them.
selves under such temptation to take the
lowest salary.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad

The annual meeting Of this company was
lately adjourned 10 yesterday, and the ad-
lonrned session was accordingly held at the
Exchange Hotel. The proceedings on the
occasion will be found in our paper of this
morning.
We have in the Baltimore Sun an account
Of u meeting Of creditors of the company
held IN that city, at the Carrollton House, on
Monday. Mr.. HUNTIScroN, president of the
company, was present. We gather FROM the
Sun the following statement of what trans.
PRED:
The proposition made by the company
10 The bondholders some time since OF fund.
lnS Tie floating debt, which is now more
than SS,OOO,O 600, and a portion of the interest
on It's mortgage debt, i'm income bonds, to
Dc pa'a out of the net earnings of the road,
was freely discussed. The agreement
generally accedcd to was that holders of the
company's notes secured by six ner cent
bonds take bonds held AS colInter,ls and
FUND their interest; and that holders of notes
secured by seven per cent. bonds surrender
The bonds, and take income bonds ut eighty
nfe to the amount OF their notes. The Pre-.
sident announced that about $4,000. 600 of
The entire debt had come into his a0ren.
ment. and felt assured that could m.
arrangement be made universal the road
which before the panic had more business
than It's rolling stock allowed, and had
contracted for ffty-four new locomotives,
'As HE belDE now completed from Hunting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
The following business was transacted:
Vcnable Us. Commonwealth. From the
Hastings Court of the city Of Richmond.
Affirmed, Judge Moncure delivering the
opinion of the court. And cause remanded
to Hastings Court for a new day to be fixed
by that court for the execution of the plain
tiff in error.
Washington rS. CaZenoye, surviving part
ner, and ais. Appeal allowed from de-
cree of the Corporation Court of Alexandria.
Hcndrcn Us. Boyle and ais. Argued and
submitted.
The following thirty cases were assigned
to the Special Court of Appeals docket
viz. carp Us. Booth, Mckensey and Brown
Is. Thompson's administrator, Hawley Is.
Twyman, trustee, Woodson's administrators
Us. Glasgow and wife, Jones ct ais. u.s.
Adams ct ais, BossieuX ct ais Us. CIcnden-
ing's executor, Downey Us. Fletcher ct ais,
Graves ct ais. rs. Brown, Twyman, trustee,
Is. Hawley, Willoughby rs. Thomas,
Chuck ct ais. rs. White ct ais, Mallory
Us. Bell, Kidd ct ais. Us. Kirk ct ais,
Coker ct ais. Us. Wynne, executor,
Tunis's executor rS. Toomy C! ats, Row
zie ct ais. Us. Ware ct ais, Hunt cS.
Watkins ct ais, Hannah's admins
TRAITOR Us. Boyd ct ais, Taylor pS. HutcheSon,
Jones's executors rs. Clark ct ais, Farmers
Bank of Virginia Us. Gunnei's administers
tor, Board Of Supervisors of King aud Queen
county rs. Fauntleroy, Downes ct ais. srS.
Coleman, Tompkins Us. Jaryis's administra.
tor, Moran cS. Brent Ell ais, Johnston ct ais.
Us. Scott ct ats, Simmons ct ais. cs. Jamison,
ROsenbaum ct ais. cs. Jordan ct ais, Mott ct
ais. Us. Hudson, Allen Us. Paul ct MS.
The court will probably adjourn to-day
for the term, converting again on the 9th of
January, 1874, which is the beginning of q
new term. y..-.
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DEATHS.

Died. on the evening Of the Sth instant, So
PEKONIA BRANDON. daughter Of Mrs. Catha-
rine Coots, In the twenty fourth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place SATURDAY NOM
ING AT i O'Clock from Ebcnezer church. The
friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend.
Died, at the residence Of her uncle, j: N. Perduc
In Manchester, on the evening of the 1Sth Instant
MARTHA EUGESIA PI.kINTUS, in the
nineteenth year Of her age. daughter Of the late
Nathaniel and Martha K. Pilkintou.
The friends and acQuaiutaucGs OF The families oil
j. NJ. Perdue. Richard ana +. I Pilkinton, aud
also the members Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church and sabbath school, arc invited 10 attend he:
funeral from Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
on SATURDAY the 10Th Instant at / ! O'Clock
A. u.
Tile papers published at Charleston, Tallahatch!e
county, Miss, requested To copy. 2th
Died, ut his residence, corner Twenty-ffth anu
Grace streets, the 18th instant, at 80 z. NJ, Cap
tain a. Is. LAMkIN, In the sixty-tifth Year OF bis
age. He leaves j wife and three children TO mourn
his loss.
His funeral Will take place from the Third Pres
byteriaa church THIS friday AFIERNOoS
10Th Instant, 4. O'Clock. Friends ano acquaiht'
aDccs OF the family are invited 10 attend w
phadclphia. Baltimore, Norfolk, ana dro'e I'M
iAla.) papers please copy.
Died. Thursday, December 9, at o'clock 4. NJ
Mrs. MARY Anna REMkr, In the thirty-hrsl
yeaT Of her acc.
Her funeral will take place THIS friday
MORNING at O'Clock. from st. Mary's tGerinan)
church. Friends and relatives OF The family art
respectfully invited 10 attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At an election
held on Wednesday night the following off.
GERS of Solomon Lodge, No. Is, /. o. F. s.
OF l., were chosen for the ensuing term
President, B. Becher; Vice-President, NJ. L.
jacobson Treasurer, II. Gunst Recording
Secretary, +. Salomonsky; Financial Secre.
t&rv, L. Falk; g., NJ. Coobn; !. G., Joseph
Hutzler; o. g., Joseph Semon; Trustees
L. Whitlock, D. Rosendorf, and Joseph
Straus. ..4 t-a.
Ataregular meeting Of the Journeymen
House-Painters' Lodge, No. "a, held on
Wednesday night, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: Presl'
dent, Il. Muldoon; Vice-President, E. Pegs
Rccordin. Secretary, Fl. Donahue; F1nan
cial Secretary, j.. w. Brown; Corresponds
Ing Secretary; II. Donahue; Inside Door
keeper, c. Gallehcr Outside Doorkeeper,
Z. Goodwill. 'a~.., e, - .al. l..
Richmond Lodge, No. IA, knights o.
Pythias, lust night elected the following OH
GERS for the ensuing term j. f. Mayer, L
c.: E. Word, G. Gil. S. CrenShaw, V
G.: A. Thomas, dr., Prelate; GA. Han
kins. NJ. Of Ex.; c. p. Word, Jr., NJ. of F..
CT. Danforth, 4. of r. and S.; S. Fl. Bow
man. M. A.; +. l.. Trant, +. g.; w. H
Harrison, O.G. PC. John F. Mayer, repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge; 7. c. &. Il. Dan.
forth, alternate. John +. Mayer, John E.
HankinS, and {. +. Danforth, trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19

S HOLIDAY PRESENTS. LEVY
BROTHERS offer
Handsome INITIAL DKERCu1yre
tworseo III tue converts OF Paris) at II worth
LACE HANDKERCHIEF from soc. to $50:
Handsome SILK. NECK-scAREs at 2s. Az, so,
and up to Sl.76, many styles being worth rnore
than double the money:
SILK and LINEN HANDkERCiIIEps IN, 90,
tlemen;
NECK-TIEs, sCARFs. CRavATs, and Ttgs.
MUSICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. "a
usuaAly sold at $40;
WRITING-DEsKs at s3 and ~, regular n,,,.
everywhere IS aud So; '''''
Handsome WORK BOXES,
PHOTOGRAPH-FRAME
CARD-RECEIyERS,
HAND LOOKING-GLASSES,
POWDER-BOXES,
POMADE In fancy jars and boxes
PERFUMERY,
COLGATE'S EXTRACTS at SOC. per hottie.
PHALON'S EXTRACTS al Csc, regular nr,ce a..
FANCY SOAPS at manufacturers prices
Otis, TABLE-COVERs,
PIASO-COVERS, DOYL1ES,
NAPKINS. TOWELS, FCRS,
JET JEWELRY.
OXlDIZED EAR-RISGS. warranted pure .i,ys,.
GOLD PLATE OXIDIZED,
PEARL and IVORY SLEEvE-BUTTONS,
SHlRT-STUDS, 10 great variety:
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES,
JET MERCHANTS, JET BRACELETS,
Fancy SPOOL-COTTON BOXES.
TOILET-MArS, MARsElLLES QUILTS;
Superior BED-BLANkETS;
GLOVES Of every description;
and hundreds Of other useful articles suitable c,-
Christmas and NewYear presents, al
LEVY BROTHERS..
de19 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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[" WINES AND LIQUORS.


rho r-;rss -, my Wines. and beg TO tall particular
attention to the very extensive TO- u eiL'inr's".
-
HAi
al oi Tie mouse "t
Ru1rCHE. Fills & co. Also,
,,,o,,,,pp p,s.,,r,
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ton to Richmond, distance Of four hunorea
and twenty miles. would not only DE paced
on firm basis, but the work on the eX'en'
sion to Louisville would be enabled 10 com.
mence Immediately. lie further siated llat
he himself, as the largest creditor of the COM
pany, felt confident that if relieved rom
immediate demands in the mode proposed
the company would be able to meet all OF us
obligations. He closed with the statement
that OF 81 100000, the amount necessary TO
complete the road-bed to Louisville, IL ,ooo,'
600 had been subscribed, aud the eiShty.s'N
miles of iron could be paid for out OF nrs'
mortgage bonds To be issued hereafter.
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Rithmond 1ispattk.
- ~
FsIDay DECEMBER 10. 1919.
Senator shernan-The Republicans.

Senator Sherman-The Republicans.
The telegrapbc dispatch in our paper Of
Yesterday with reference to Senator SHEER
MANS speech might have been little more
explicit: but yet it could not have mised an
observant reader. Evidently Mr.. SHERMAN
meant to say that acre he a Democrat he
would feel il his duty TO watch closely the
public expenditures, and to aid in conhnlng
yhcm within proper limits.
Nevertheless. the reference made by The
Senator to the Democrats was productive OF
some surprise. He could not urge the
Democrats to do more than he would be
willing TO do himself, and he could hardl!
fee! ii his public duty to do what he would
not think it was the duty Of any Republican
10 DO.
The remark was no doubt considered ~
AZ intlmstion that the Senator from ono
meant 10 oppose what he considered extra'
acance, no matter whether it be in pur
suance of the measures OF the ADMINISTERS
ton or not. In short, it was tacit dcclara
ton of independence: at least, IN moderate
way. The Senator is very cautious
1t is not to be denied that there i, muci
less Of adhesivenrss in the Republican party
than there was a year ago. 1t is true, gen
uemen high in position in that party cannot
safely make any movement Which might be
construed into dcsertiou of it. But assured
II their attachments for it are leSsened. They
think more Of themselves, and feel that they
are not so completely bound to bear bur-
thcns and waive personal pretenSious Us they
have been. The succession to the Presidency
is beginning to bear upon the views ant
movements OF men. Gradually-Yery grad
uallv-aliances and combinations will show
this. Whatever may be General GRANTS
views about n third term, bis pertinacious
silence is not agreeable to sundry aspirants
and they are not therefore in the natur'
line of approach to GRANT either in reSpec
or Difference.
Senator MoR7oS is the great watchdog
who is set TO terrify all who may show !
purpose to wander in the least from the fold
But it is a dangerous place he occupies. H'
may meet with defeats he little expects
Tine slayiSh submission to party which tina
bitter partisan eXacts cannot well be main
tanned in time of peace. An interesting
period ia political history is begun. 1t
growing more and more dangerous 10 III
Republican party to press extreme nea
SureS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19

The contract for the construction of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie road from Wheel.
ing TO sandushy, Ohio, (20S miles, has been
let. Work will be commenced in the spring,
provided the company iul6ls its part of the
contract. This is to be a direct road to
Chicago, and must cross that which the Balti.
moreand Ohio Railroad Company is building
from Chicago to Pittsburgh. Protracted. It
might be bent little and brought to Rich.
mond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19

CONGREGATIONS OF THE HOUSE OF PEACE
This congrcgaton--one Of the oldest He
brew congregations in the United States,
having been established eighty-three years
ago, and which was formerly presided over
by k"v. George Jacobs has called Rev.
Isaac Z. Mcndes. of London, England, to be
their pastor. This gentleman has arrived in
Richmond, and will oiliciate for the first
time tomorrow in the house Of worship on
Mayo street.
Mr.. Mcndes is Ii gentleman Of culture and
talent, and will doubtless do good service in
the new field to which he has been called to
labor.
The Hebrew name for the congregation of
the House Of Peace is X K Beth Shalome,
and the worship is according to the old
Spanish and Portuguese Jewish ritual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19

TEE THEATRE" The FIower-Girl Of
Parisn was rendered in excellent style last
night. The spriShtIy Mrs. Oates and her
tine company continue to attract large audi
cuccs. and rs tonight is the occasion Of her
benefit, and " Madame Apgops Child " is an
nouneed, they will probably have a crowded
house. BY request, 1.-The Grand Duchess"
will be presented at the matinee tomorrow
insead of FortuDio, as had been advertised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19

CHARGED, WITH BuaGLARY.-Yester
Robert 5. Clarke and Charles Sharpe, charged
with breaking into the house OF John 7.
Howard i'll the night and stealing an over.
coat, three hats, and pair of gloves, the
property OF Lurman Shepherd and others,
were sent OH 10 the grand Jury.
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Christmas Dinner for the Orphans.
RICHMOND. December Is, 1873.

RICHMOND. December Is, 1873.
Editors Of The Dispatch:
The approach of Christmas reminds me Of
thn SUCCESS which attended the effort made 4
wear ago in behalf of dinner for the boy:
1T the Richmond Male Orphan Asylum, and
induces me to request you to ask of our citi.
zens contribution for dinner to be given
them this Christmas. twenty-five cents
aDiece from a small number Of our citizens
would soon raise an ample fund for the pur-
pose. Won't you say in your paper that
sucb contributions will be received ut your
office from now until Christmas?
Very truly yours,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
contributions will be received at the
Dispdich counter.-ElitorS.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19

w. PAGE McCARTy SENT TO THE GRAND
Enthusiastically the case Of W. p. Nc
Carly, charged with killing John B. Nor
dccai, Was called ut the Police Court. The
accused did not appear, having suffered a
relapse from exposure a few days ago. His
counsel waived an examination, and the JUS
tice sent him on for the action OF the grand
iEry .Ega +E.
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DEATH OF WORTHY CIrlzES.-Captain
A. B. Lamkin, an old and respected citizen,
died at his residence in this city yesterday
afternoon, in the sxty-flfth year of his age.
He was member of Lodge No. 10, A. F.
and A. Alasons. His funeral will take place
at o'clock this afternoon from the Third
Presbyterian church.
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RELIEF OF TIE PooR.-A Subcommittee
of the Richmond Relief Committee and the
Council Committee for the Relief OF the
Poor will have conference at half past 4
O'Clock this afternoon in the Council cham
bnr
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FARE REDUCED fare Of the steamer
Twilight, of the Lorillard Line, to Norfolk
has been reduced to 81; or, $l.50 for the
round trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19

CRY CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Welgord.-
Colgin rs. Colgiu is set for Tomorrow.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALs.-This court
VIII meet on Monday and decide some
causes, aud then adjoarn till January 6, 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-19

An the Virginia representatives except
Mr.. HARRIS voted for HuRLBuT's salary pli'.
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IL GENTLEMEN In WANT OF
NICE DRESS-SHIRTS at greatly reduced prices,
| NECk-TIES, HASDkERCulkFS.
SUCKS, GLOVES, SUSPESDERS,
CARDIGAN JACKETS.
COMFORTS, PULSE-WARMERS,
UNDEReHIRTS, DRAWERS,
LINEN. PAPER. and CLOrH-FACED COL
LARS,
RESSING-GOWSS,
LINEN aud PAPER CUFFS.
should call at LEVY BROTHERS.
Look mt the INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs At
Toe. reduced from 81. dc IL