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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
AFRO AND NINCENNEs RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.

on and after Monday, February 3. 1873,
rains on the q. and V. railroad VIII run -
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II. WARDNER, NJ. D

ONCE and Residence III Commercial a'
49, Inext door to the Athene,iihl,
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Fatal Accident on fssflroad-A Death
in Liberty.
Especial telegram 10 the DispatSh.]

Especial telegram 10 the DlspatchJ
LYscHBUgG, December 16.--This morning
about 2 O'Clock as an eastward. bound freight
train on the Tennessee road bad reached
point about four miles beyond Liberty
negro brakeman named Gabe Fsrrar, tn at
tempting to climb to the top Of the last
freight-car, lost bis footing and fell on the
track, the caboose running over him and
cutting his body completely in two below
the armpits, severing both arms. Death, OF
course, was instantaneous. The rear truck
of the caboose was thrown from the track,
and ran in this condition on down grade
more than half mile, the engineer being
ignorant of the accident. On reaching @
trestle bridge the coupling Of the caboose
unhitched, and 1t was thrown down to the
ground below and very badly smashed.
Some of the trestle was also torn up but
speedily repaired. Luckily no one was In
the caboose when it went over the trestle,
Captain E. Barnes, the conductor, having
jumped out when it first ran Oft, receiving q
few cuts and bruises. Farrar's bod! vas
we'll cared for and brought to this city. N
win be taken to Christiansburg, where ne
had q family. He was an old hand on the
road, and worthy man.
Colonel Charles Phelps, formerly living
here, but for many years residing In Liberty,
where he kept hotel for long while, died
there to-day, aged about seventy. He
will be buried here tomorrow BY the Ma
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LATEST. FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France.
LONDON, December ia Paris speciai
saws the Conservatives are dismayed 81 tne
Republican successes In the recent electlons.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says
Razainc intended to put himself at the head
of the Alphonsists had his sentence been
committed by bauishment.
The steamer Bicton has been lost IN the
Mediterranean with twenty-five lives.
PARIS, December 16.-It is rumored that
in consequence OF the Republican successes
in the late supplementary elections for MEM
bers of Assembly the Right will propose an
alteration of the suffrage law. depriying
100000 persons Of franchise.
.. England.
NEw YoRK, December 1G.-The HeratdS
London special says an enthusiastic meeting
was held at Exeter Hall to-day to hear tho
report of the delegates to the Evangelical
Alliance. Lord Ebury presided. Speeches
were made by Lord Alfred Churchill. the
Dean Of Canterbury, Rev. DR.. Parker, ana
others. who alluded with the utmost en-
thusiam to their splendid reception In
America.
TERRIBLE HURRICANE IN sHEPFIELD-GREAT
DESTRUCTION OF PRoPERTr-MASY PERsoss
KILLED-1NTESsE EXCITEMENT, ETC.
LONDON, December 16.-A dispatch from
Sheffield says that city was visited To-Day Dy
terrible storm. The Wlnd DleW hulri,
cane. A large number Of buildings ana
cbimneys were blown down, and many were
killed. One immense chimney crusnea Ihe
building and the boiler located therein. Inc
boiler exploded, killing and woundlng seVe'
raj persons.
In consequence of the great excitement
in the city, aud the dense cro"ds Wnicn
filled the streets, but few details could oe
learned at the time the dlspatch was iof-
warded.
The weather is stempestuous. huch aam'
age to shipping Is reported.
Ex.EMPREss EUGENE
is visiting Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle
| to-day.
MADRID, December 16.-The Impdrctdl
| reDroaches the United States for permitting
meetings for organizations against Cupa III
New Orleans.
The insurrectionists are decreasing,
| R.yoHsE. December 16.-The official jour-
nal of the Carlists announces that the town
of Bersa has been captured by the Royallsts
under Tristany.
The cure Of Santa Cruz will be tried by
court.martial.
NEW YoRk, December 16.-A Herald spe'
cia from Paris SAYS cypher dispatch from
Madrid states that CASTELAR, made an Official
c,ll on General Sickles to-day, accompanied
hv the Secretary of State, and made formai
announcement of the surrender OF toe VIZ
oinius and the prisoners. The utmost COT
dality was shown on both sides.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, December 16.-The following in-
telIirence has been received from the head
.auarters Of the rebellion: The so.calle ed Gu.
Ban an House of Representatives, 10 session at
Bejucalde siguani, have formally dePosed
Cesnedes from the Presidency by the virtue
of the powers conceded the legtslst.isye I've
branch in articles 7th, 8tb, and 18th OF the
Constitution of Guimors. The object OF tn,S m
act is understood to be the restoration 10
power Of the old Junta of New York.
Pancho Aguilera will take charge Of the
presidency, which Is now filed ad inte,.ns
bv the Marquis of Santa Lucia. A member
Of the House of Representatives unoef
the new administration, Vincent GARCIA
becomes secretary of war; DR.. Maeeo, minis
ter of foreign affairs, and Carlixto Gareh,
comman der.in.chief Of the forces operating
in the Eastern Department.
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49, U,>rvaR rRESsyrkRr.--An ad-
,',,l meeting ot this body was held at
..1 r,,n,trriau committcc-roomS on Mon
,f - u'clock. Rev. {, II. Read, Il. d.,
..,>ilc,l a> moderator. :,
Ery. :. J. Baird. II. -. presented his let,
,r from the Trc>3ytcry of Lexington. ana
rcr ,h, usual examination was received
~ I !. Grant. commissioner on behalf
49,, Third Presbyterian church OF this
81, presented a call for the pastoral SER SER
.> # Nr Baird; which being placed in
w.. hsnd>. Ne >iSnilicd his acceptance OF the
Tlr rrc>hurry appointed the first Sum
.3,r night in January as the time for IN,
.'...i,tiiou-Dr. r. 7. Baird TO preside and
;-,,arh the sermon. DEC Ii. Read to deliver
49,, charge 10 the people. and Or. VI. II.
w.se The charge 10 ;he pastor.
The rrcshytcrv then adjourned with
..r,y,r Nv tho Moderator.
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PIIoToGRAPuY.-We take pleasure in calling the
attention OF our readers TO the advei tisement of
Messrs. N. j. POWERS i CO., 1011 Main street,
Richmond, Va. We are personally acquainted
with MIR. POWERS have cat 10 him for our photo
graphs; aud can truly recommend him as master
of the beautiful art which he represents. He UNI
dcrstands his business practically and theoretically,
having made it the study of his life. We do not
presume there Is a photographer In the country
who ranks higher than Mr. POWERS. He Is the dis
covcrer, probably, of more valuable improvements
In photography than any one operator In the busl-
ness. he gives his personal attention to the operat-
ing department, and patrons may perfectly rely
upon the best attention and irst-class picture.
Editor Southern Planter and Farmer.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs, TUESDAY,
The following business was transacted:
Christian and ats Us. Christian and GiS.
Petition for an appeal from decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Augusta county. Refused
by all the judges.
Lobdell rs. McComb, &c. Petition for an
appeal from decree of the Circuit Court OF
shenandoah county. Refused by all the
judges.
Bowman ~. CARRIER. Petition for writ
of error and supersedeaS TO 4 Judgment
rendered by the Circuit Court of Rocking
ham county. Refused by all the judges.
Susan Thornton us. The Commonwealth.
Writ of error and SuperSedeas awarded her
to A Judgment of the Circuit Court of Char.
lotte county condemning her TO be hanged
on the 9th of January, 1874.
Mathews, assignee, Is. Cohen and wife
Notion to dismiss case argued and submitted
to the court.
Nenable Us. Commonwealth. Fully argued
by Colonel j. B. Young for the plaintiff in
error and the Attorney-General for the Com
monwealth, and submitted.
AT the conclusion Of Attorney-GeneraI
Taylor's argument in this case, as lie
had to leave the city to attend to other
Commonwealth business, and would not re-
turn before the court adjourns for the term
he took occasion TO state to the court that
this was the last case that he would be able
to argue before it as encouragement, and
TO thank the members of the court pro-
foundlv for their uniform courtesy ana kind
ness to him during his administration Of the
office of encouragement for the past four
years. >.
Judge Moncure responded feelingly and
earnestly on behalf of the court, thanking
Mr.. Taylor for the esteem, courtesy, ana
kindness that he had always extended to each
member of the court, alluded to the kindly
feeling always existing between them, and
said he desired to express on behalf OF the
court their appreciation of the zeal, fidelity.
and ability with which he had discharged
all the duties Of his responsible positlon. :,
Colonel Young, on behalf of the bar, SAD
thnt he did not know Of any man who could
have discharged his duties more acceptably
to the profession than Mr.. Taylor.
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RATlvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.

ErrcrIoNS or OFrlcrRS.-At IN election Of
,tirr, "l Virginia Lodge, No. 2, Knights
o rythiI>. held at Pythiau Castle Oh Monday
HI.h'. the following officers were elected for
The ensuing term of six months: b. +. How
ard. {. e.; &. K. Waldnlan, Y. c.; T.. j.
Weymouth, prelate; V. W. Glazebrook. NJ.
"f T.: Charles Cfnley, NJ. of F.; Henry b.
p,wujng, X. of X. and s.; William IL.
Wade, representative to Grand Lodge; CD.
IoX. alternate to Grand Lodge.
Friendship Division, No. 3, colorcd Sons of
J.mpcrunce. have elected the following
"ifi.o'>: Peter King, W. p; John Jackson,
". A.; K. 7. ElIy>on, Il. s.; \. J. Cooper.
!. K. :; Thomas Scott. +. $; Richard
.''ra>on, r.; j. I. Brown, Chap; Frank
II! ior, Con-: Robert Allen, \. Con-. Win.
ton Taylor, !. >; Joseph Wilson, q. 5.
Thee cfhcrIS will be publicly installed on
III" iirst Tuesday in January, 1874, at the
c1.gIrd orphan asylum.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHr,GTos, December 16.-For New
England and the Middle States, light and
gentle southeasterIy and southwesterly winds
and partly cloudy weather will prevail, with
less pressure and slight rise of tempera'
ture.
For the Southern States, partly cloudy
weather and possibly light rain on the coast,
the temperature rising, with diminished
pressure, the winds gradually shifting TO
easterly and southerly.
For the lake region, less pressure, with
slight change Of temperature and cloudinesS
for Lakes Huron and Erie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

Ir you want to be entertained go to Leigh
Street church this evening and hear the distin-
Iished Scottish orator lecture on "Storm-
ing the Bastile." Professor Curr's reputa-
tion has preceded him to Richmond, and we
doubt not many will be glad of the oppor.
tunity to hear him.
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PRISONERS REAovED.-Sherif Bate, Of
Prince George county; came to the city yes
terday and took charge of Philip Breiard
ana Evans Williams, The officers OF the brig
Magdala who are charged with completely in
the cruelty to Seth Hollingsworth. He
TOOK them to Prince George county, where
they will be confined in the county Jail until
the time fixed for theirtrial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY.-Justtce Vh'te.-
Lucy Melton, abusive language. Discharged
Coles Nash, abusive language. Fined 81.
J. Moody, creating disturbance In the
street. Fined y. n:uoa
&. George A. Tabb, unlawful assault. Fined
$3.50. ,o
Percy l.. Darlington, abusive language
Fined 81. ..
+. Ii. Bayue, selling goods without a
license. in violation of the city ordinance
Fined 800.
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NINE VESSELS laden with oysters arrived
in the dock on Monday night.

The E,InEATRE.-Last night Mrs. Oates and
her Comic Opera Troupe were flattered by
another fine audience at the rendering of
the musical drama of "The Kings Secret"
Mrs. Oates as Carlo" the minstrel boy and
page, by her sprightliness, her songs, and
her peculiar style Of acting, carried the peo.
pie away with enthusiasm. She was we'll
supported by all the members of the troupe
who appeared, but Harry Allen was too
hoarse to do himself justice.
For tonight the management announces
/" Fortunio," which ubounds in the choicest
musical gems, selected from Fra Diavolo,
Martha, Bohemian Girl, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

DuPREz & BENED1CT's MINsTRELs.-This
company of Ministries will visit Richmond
for the third season since the war on the
25th instant, giving three entertainments at
the new Richmond Theatre-viz., 25.h, 2Gth,
and 9th. 1t is said that the troupe has
added considerably to its attractions since
last year, and will give a number of new
songs, &C., during their stay here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

la>iGSATIoS OF BANK OFFICER. Il
nc":ing Of the directory Of the Dollar Saw
reg, Bank held on Monday evening MIR.
IhomnS :. ArmiStead rendered his resigna-
tom a> cashier. II was accepted by the
ioard. and Mr. Edward }. Warren was ap-
rO'nfed agent and attorney for the bank, to
~ the position OF cashier Tor the present.
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RESIGNATIOS OF A RAILROAD PRESIDENT
- IA meeting of the Board OF Directors OF
ID" Richmond aud Petersbur" Railroad Com.
Ian! held yesterday Reuben Ra@land ten
d'rcI hi, resignation of the office OF prcsi'
ii. NJ 0! the company and Frederick 2. Scott
MAS elected president pro tenn. The annnal
meeting of The stockholders will be held
today for the election OF officers for the
"n>uiny year and for the transaction Of other
business
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

EEK,c&AL.--kcv. John r. Edwards, y. ID.
i.tt the city this morning to deliver two lee
'rue, in Raleigh, y. c. He will return by
~uuday.
Major Jed. IIo.chkiss is in the city.
Rev. i. William Jones, Of this city, vii
i"r''I" IN Williamsburg on Monday evening
'hc 9Th on the subject Of personal rcnIinis
,cIiccs and anecdotes Of General X. +. Lee.
Governor Walker and Colonel Owens, aid
de-camp, left the city yesterday afternoon by
the northern train 10 take part in the cere-
niony Of dedicating the Masonic hall at Ham
lltUu. in LOudoun county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

BosroN, December 16.-A meeting OF Ne"
England patentees and owners OF patents
was held ia this city to.day for the purpose
of forming al association TO prono'e uni.
fnrmity of action, aud as an auxiliary to the
international Congress to be held in WASH.
inrton ON the 10th Of January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

S,HonL TRUSTEES ArrolNTED.-The state
ras.d Of Education has appointed the fol-
,.nnc district school trustees for Chester.
I'D county: Manchester district. Or. L..
). CM.r>: Matoaca district. Samuel a.
Nsra: Dale district, +. NJ. Foster: Glover
), f district, >idncyham Brooks; Bermuda
,,.>.r.,.. l.. W. Rae: Powhitc district, II.
,,rriu.,tou Watkins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

To CoSsuMPTIyEs.-Many have been happy to
give their testimony In favor of the use of wILBoR's
PURE CoD-L1yER OIL AND LIME. Experience
has proved 1t to be valuable remedy for consump-
ton, asthma, diphtheria. and all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Manufactured only By A. B..
WILBoR, chemist, Boston. Sold by druggists gene
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

IHE SroSEcurrEgs.-Thc committee Of
stonccutcrs who visited Washington some
time since lave returned 10 Richmond, hav-
iny received the assurance from the author
irIrs in hat city that il they can produce
Ic-lmony 10 show that the wages of the
Government slonccutters in New FORK and
pbiIad,iphia have not been reduced the pay
VI those employed here viii not be reduced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

RICHMOND AND WELDON RouTE.-The con.
tract between the Richmond and Petersburg
and Ill" Petersburg railroad companies, by
which both lines Were operated under one
management, was on yesterday by mutual
consent cancelled, tc take effect on and after
~" 3l>t Instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

800, 900, $4,000. $12, 900, 81 0, ,Ooo.-You may
possess some one Of the above sums by purchasing
4 ticket to the MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk.
If you fall In them, there are 5000 other sums
from S5 900 down 10 S5. Your chauces are as good
rs any 10 get one of these prizes Tickets So; for
sale at p. WEIsIGER s. Co.'S hat store, 1901 Main
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The Funeral Of Professor Agassfz.

BosroN, December 16.-The funeral OF
Professor Agassiz will take place from Ap,,
pleton chapel. Several pews will be reserved
for the family, otherwise the chapel VIII De
omen to whoever comes. The formal attend.
ance Of several societies to which The deceased
was attached is declined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

If Books DON'T SUIT, you may ind at J. T Ell
LYsoN's an assortment Of work-bo1es, wrftips.
desks, and fancy articles which will make your
mouth water, and fit for present TO a princess or
one, mayhap, more dear to you. Call and see them.
BEv. and GEORGE take delight In showing them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

tHNAiLABLE LETTERS IN The RIcuMoND
fosI.otrIcE December lG. lSI3.--R s Bur-
rows, president, kcblnond, Va; Mr.. George
+. Dabncy, Cedar Hill. Va; Charles Hicks,
care Van Assche & Co., Gale Marcudares,
Havana, Cuba: Denis Guilloyer, Il Albany
street, New York; Mr. Guilioyer, ll2
Hudson street, New York; Colonel Z. q.
lpnpkins, city; +. b.
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BooR5 BY ffiH MtLLtoS--books for everybody
and all the children; books for your wife, yotr hus
band. your children, your father, YOUR mother,
your sister, your brother, your aunt, your uncle,
your friend your servant, may be had of j. 7. Ell
Tyson, 112 Main street.
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Rrprcr1os OF FARE AND FREoHTs TO Non

REDUCTION OF T AXE ANU i NLlu1 =, p
PoLK.-The James River Steamboat COM
pany-L. B. Tatum general agcnt-announc,e
the reduction Of passenger fare to 'Norloik
to only 81 80, to Norfolk and return =, ana
to any landing on the river 81, with a CORE
sponding reduction in all classes OF frelShts'
The fast and elegant steamer John sylves-
ter. Captain John A. Post, is now running on
this line on the regular advertised scheaule.
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AlIe-ed Outrage.

ELIZABETH, n. j., December 16.-Eugene
Malcolm, OF Virginia, was arrested here last
night on the charge of rapins girl that be
brought from New York under promise OF
procuring her situation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

ANOTHER ONE.-F. 81. Bayne was arrested
and brought before Justice White yesterday
morning, and being found guilty OF selling
goods by sample, III violation OF the city Or
finance, was fined 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

Alt. ELLYsoS's, Main street, may De toun"
books for the holidays suited to all ages all csses
and conditions In life. Call aud see MS stock inah'
YOUR purchases, and make your wife anu cni'uie"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

LEVY BROTHERS have just received an assort-
meut of Yak and Guipure laces; also Beaded YAK.
All to be sold below regular prices twill pay you
10 examine them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

Boys, READ THrs.--At PIzzIN1'S you can buy
fireworks at the following prices: Fire-crackers,
SC. pack; torpedoes, Tea pack Roman candles,
lie. and upwards; skyrockets, Sc. and upwards
wheels, 1c. and upwards; mines &c. and upwards !;
cannon torpedoes, &c. q box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

DEATH OF PYTHIAN.-Mr. Charles II.
Walker, member of Hines Lodge, No. II,
Knights Of Pythias, died yesterday morning
at twenty minutes to II O'Clock. He will be
buried to-day with Pythian honors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

TICKET TO THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at
Norfolk, which will certainly take place January
18th, 1874, may bring you In $4,000. Price Of
tickets, So. For sale in Richmond at 2. WEISIGER
& Co.'S hat store 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

SPECIAL COURT OF AprEALs.-Toney Us.
seden. Fully argued by Colonel Cabell and
John Howard, Esq, for defendant in error;
and Major Stiles for plaintiff in error, and
submitted. r s
Wlitlock is. Cooke will be called to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

SENT Harding Washington was sent
on to the grand jury of the Hastings Court
bv Justice White yesterday for stealing
gold watch, chain, and charm, OF the Vaiue
of $50, the property OF j. W. Dennis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

LEVY BROTHERS have made large addiuons 70
their stock of Hamburg edglngs and inserunes anu
call particular attention TO the styles whlcn they
are now selling at s aud 121ac. per yard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM, boys aud girls are
made happy by them, and those Of mature age
look gladly upon them. Goye to j. l. tLLfSoH .
1l12 Main street. aud do likewise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

NoR-rARY REPOgT.-Thc following Is The
r,ar,u4ry report for the week ending Salur-
0.y. december 18th, compiled from SEX
.-n.' r.'urn> received At The office OF the
Edrl al Health
Whoi, nIiHher ot deaths in the city. u Iii
aMt.ru. ) >tlll-horu were reported Il "hltc.2
yrlo7rd. Sex Males, 10 females, II. Color :
Nhi.. mules. ); white females, Z; colored
nale>. >; coiored females, 1. Age: One
Ggy Ia thirty. 8; one month to six, g; six
months TO twelve. >: three years 10 1iyc.
:: i've years 10 zen, :; twenty years 10
t.!.ty.l: forty years to fifty. l; 1ifty wears
:" >jX'v, > sixty years to seventy, l: sew
,nfry wears 10 eighty, j: eighty years to ninety.
/. unknown. /. Condition: Single, l3:
married, ); widowcI>. |: widows. |; un.
-nowr. |. Nativity: United States, 10; Ire
land. :. Locality: City n large. .: Marshall
Ward. :. Jefferson Ward, !; Madison Ward
J: Monroe Ward, /; Clay Ward, D; Jack
~,,u Warl.3 3. BY whom certified: Regular
Practitioners, L.; irregular practitioners,
coroner. ); Board Of Health. ,. Ca,>c ol
death: ApopI"xv. ! &: collie, l; consumption
) : whit". coIorcd) convul>ionS, l: Group
/; r9ryzl. /: fever (typhoid), fever (con-
tuu"dy. =; heart disease. l; maru>mus, l
measles, /; meningitis, ! old aye, 2; PIT
I4ly,!>, / premature birth, l !: unknown, i
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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d. COLUMBUS respectfully requests his patrons IL
ordering ice-cream to give him ample notice thai
orders may be filed promptly and the best article
fin sbpd.
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WILL FURNISH ALL CASH CUSTOMERS wanting
anthracite coal-egg stove, and nut-at s8 per ton
also Glover Hill lump and hail Goals at $3.50 to
s6 per load .= Il. .. GARY,
No. 116 Eighth street, near packet-landing,
and Eighth street between Main and Cory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

Ne,o York Ledger. Weekly, Saturday
Night, and Chimney Corner for this week
received from j. Il. Ellyson, newsdealer,
II IL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

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