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River water might ever become pure enough
TO act on lead pipes, that sulphafe lime (gyp.
suml thrown info the reservoirs would pre-
ventany lead: poisoning. Pharmaceutlst says
"that this would poison the good people oil
the town by the Wholesale He should have
had some regard 10 the authority adduced
by me on this point viz, g Tay lor on Poi
sons, !" standard work both in this country
and England but, leaving this out, / sup.
posed every chemist and Pharmaceutist' .
knew that sulphate lead-the compound
formed by the reaction of sulphate lime on
lead lis insoluble and innocuous. This very
action Of sulphate lime on lead, forming
the insolnble sulphate lead, is the source OF
its protective power against lead-poisoning
For the same reason, medical men advise the
use Of sulphate alumina and sulphuric acid
in lead.posoning, that the poisonous cur
bonnte lead may be converted into The in
nocuous sulphate lead. The authors quoted
by Pbarmaceutist only say that suIpbate
lime acts on lead: and, without examining
them, I venture the assertion they do not
say the resulting sulphate leadi Is poisonous.
They know better. This conclusion is
only the supposition Of Pharmaceutist,
do chemists think of this " and Pbar-
maceutis's bold assertion that my ad.
vice "would poison the good people of
this town by the Wholesale" Pharma-
ceutist cannot understand that it is only
pure water, or water charged with carbonic
acid, that produces lead-poisoning. Our
apothecary after making the grave blunder
that carbonic acid by its action on lead.
pipes affords some protection against lead
poisoning should have been little more
cautious and not have fallen into such an-
other palpable error.
Pbarmaceutist strangely asserts that the
example he adduces of the action OF ,oeH-
,cater on the outside of lead pipe while
the inside was not acted on by riyer-water,
as he "supposes " on account OF clay.coat-
ing, practically covers the whole ground
Of discussion" "If this is logic, where Is
the syllocism" Every one knows some
water in the world will act on lead, but the
supposition" that the lead pipe was not
acted on by James River water on account
of the coating by clay is rather begging Of
| the question. The question Is whether
James River water will act on lead pipes
at all.
Our apothecary suddenly gets tired of
chemical authority, after freely quoting it
10 his articles. Well he may. And this
orings TO mind the Frenchman who when
toio ihat trout" meant party at which
people get tired, replied: "Ahl the rout
vat tagged me most vas Vaterloo.n Chcmi-
Ecal authority is tagging our apotbecary as
much, perhaps, as Waterloo did the French
IUlaG. CO-HEE
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NO Ia

Offering reservoirs Il would be necessary, as
we expecs 10 chow in our next article,
20 connect Herewith large settling reser-
voirr. Then, under the influence OF
our summer sun, and In the presence
OIL those ail-peryading germs, we might soon
reaIze The truth of the following extract
rom that interesting book called the g Uni. uni
eerse s. fhese living corpuscles which
swarm on the transparent regions Of the
ocean, abound equally in the muddy tstag-.
nant) waters Of our rivers and ponds, and
without being aware OF it we daily swallow
myr1ads OF them in the fluids we drink. If,
with the aid Of microscope, we were to
scrutinize every thing that single drop OF
water sometimes contains, there would be
seen enough to lrigIten many people, .
lr PHARMACEUTlsT. D
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The Chicago Times roughly inquiries !:
"Why should the Washington Government
guarantee Tom Scott's liabilities any more
than any other mans liabilities?"
This reminds us, as Mr.. Lincoln would say,
of little story: Mr. Mclean, said General
Dix (now Governor of New York; to Wash.
ington Mclean, who had provided himself
with an immense demijohn Of whiskey,
which he waited sent to General Roger a.
Pryor in Fort Lafayette Mr.. Mclean,
why should YOU expect me to send jug OF
whiskey to General Pryor, l should like to
know"? "Because, was the reply, " Gene
raj Pryor likes Whiskey." Dix hadn't
thought OF that The reason was perfect
novelty to him. So he smiled and passed
The. jug. Tom Seotl's liabilities probably
might be paid because it would 0hlige him
very much. He would like 1t. Pay them.
of course Ctacianon Commercial.
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JOINT INTERMEDIATE CELEBRAT1oS.-The
joint intermediate celebration of the Dia-
Iec;ic and Cadet Societies of the Virginia
Military Institute will take place Monday,
January 2Gtb, at y O'Clock P. NJ. Presi-
dents: Dialectic. c. l.. Finch, Virginia.; Ca
det, Thomas L. Snyder, West Virginia.
Vice Presidents: J. Nale, Virginia; L. Fair
fax, Virginia. Orators: T. W. Jetfress, Vir-
ginia; S. T. keid, Virginia. Debaters: s.
Caruthers, Louisiana; ]. 7. Barron, North
Carolina; c. D. Grandy, North Carolina; c.
p. Johnson, Virginia. Committee William
S. Haywood (presidepD, Texas; ]. P. JEFF
fries, Virginia; a. c. Harman, Virginia; j.
w. Clark, Yirg ginia; j. P. Flournoy, Louisi-
ana; W. r. j. Caskie, Virginia; G. S. Pat
ton, California; C. A. Culberson, Texas; T.
X. Elliott, South Carolina; B. Cameron,
North Carolina; c. G. Paris, Virginia; W.
B. Cash, South Carolina; D. B. Roller, Vir-
ginia; L. u. Pigg, Virginia; W. D. Vance,
Louisiana; E. G. Laird, Virginia; W. W.
Graves, Tennessee; E. A. Greene, South
Carolina; S. B. Williamson, Tennessee.
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BODY IDENTIFIED INQUEST
The body of the man found in the canal on
wednesday has been fully identified as that
Of Edward Harris, negro man, who worked
at Lottiers tobacco factory, and lived on
Cary street between Ninth and Tenth. On
Christmas night he left home, and went into
Pink alley, where be got very drunk, and
started down Sixth street for home, refusing
all offers Of company; and it is presumed
that he walked into the caual while III that
condition, and was drowned.
The coroner's jury rendered verdict OF
accidental death by drowning.
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The WEATHER. morning the
thermometer (F stood, at sunrise, at % de-
grces-the coolest morning but one Of this
winter. The coolest was on December 3lst,
when the mercury indicated 1S degrees
at sunrise. At 8 O'Clock P. nj. yesterday
the thermometer registered "a degrees, and
the keen, cutting wind from the northwest
made out of-doors very uncomfortable. Ice
was forming all day in the cutters. Only q
few consecutive days of such weather will
be required to enable the ice-gatherers to
secure full supply.
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DR.. JETER's LEcTURE.-To-night DR.. deter
will deliver his lecture on "Naples End its
EnYirons:" at the Second Baptist church.
The recentyisit of the D9ctor, 60 Europe will
no doubt give freshness Of interest to his de-
scriptions of Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii, and
Herculaneum which will amply repay his
hearers. No city in Europe is invested with
a greater variety of topics for an entertain.
i5g lecture than this superb city Of Italy.
ali have heard the adage, "See Naples and
dieD .s
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new TEMPERANCE ORDER.-The names of
thirty-three prominent men have been pro-
cured for the formation Of q new Council of
the Friends of Temperance, to meet in the
neighborhood of the Old Market. It will
be Instituted in about week. A primary
meeting for the purpose Of selecting a name
and appointing the necessary committees will
lie held this evening att O'Clock in the pas
tors study at Trinity church. II: -
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GEnrur erurrrse AnnaeIr-- -rho ..xoa. ,,,,,,,- .

GETTHE GENUINE. .AR11cLE.-The great popu.
larity Of WILBoa's COMPOUND OF COP .LWEK
OH AND LIHE has induced some unprincipled per.
sons to attempt TO palm OF simple article OF their
OWN manufacture; but any person who is suffering
from coughs, colds, or consumption should be care.
fnl where they purchase this article. 1t requires
no putting. The results following IFS use ara its
best Recommendations, and the proprietor has am
pie evidence on file OF Its extraordinary success In
pulmonary complaints. The phosphate Of nne
possesses most marvellous healing power as COM
bined With the pure coalIyer OH by DR.. wlLBoR
This medicine is regularly prescribed by the medi-
cal faculty. Sold by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, Bos-
ton
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DIED FROM Hrs INJURIEs.-M. Sheehap.
who was shot on the 23d Of December by
a man named Owens, in bar.room diff
Guilty, on the corner of Main and Twenty
second streets, died yesterday morning.
The coroner viewed the body and decided
to make a pdstmortem examination to-mor-
row: after which IN inquest will be held
His health was very much improved, and he
showed every sign of recovery until few
days ago, when hemorrhages occurred, and
unexpectedly death was the result.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER" niam OSens,
who was arrested OH the 25d Of December
last charged. nth feloniously shooting with
Intent to kill Maurice Sheehan, had warrant
served on him in Jail yesterday morning
(where he has been since his arrest, charg.
ing him with murder, Sheehan having died
yesterday morning from the effects OF the
wound received on the day named.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS
Golden Rule Section, No. 8, Colored Cadets
of Temperance, has elected and Installed the
following officers for, the ensuing term !:
Robert Watkins, ". " p; George Samples, s.
p; Ralph King, W.. A.; G. Ghamberlalpe,
v. A.; Charles Hughes, s.; Charles vccnes,
A. S.; Joseph Richardson, t.; George Tay-
lor, A. T.; c.. Watson, e.; Lewis Miles, G.;
Dudley Lee, o.; John Randolph, W.;
Thomas Foster, A. W.; Edward White, l..
D.; Charles 81. Hughes, P. w. A. s.....,
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CHAMBER OF CoMMErcE.-A meeting Of the
Board of Directors of the Chamber of Com
merce will be held this evening at 6 O'Clock
for the consideration of some important sub
jects, such as the embezzlement bill, the
warehouse bill, the bill to change the mode OF
compiling freight statistics by transporta-
ton companies, the coasting license law, &c.
1t is expected that every member OF the
Board will be'present.
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THE pEEss-GcoDs STOCK AT LEVY BROTHERS
IS now attractive feature in tbeir business. They
do not say that they selling at cost, as they are
| doing worse than that in many Instances. Their
| reduced prices amounts to this THAT they intend
disposng of their stock even If they have to cell
for less than cost, rs they are determined not 10
| carry any dress goods over the season.
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ELECTION OF OFF1CsRs.-The Rising Sons
of Zion have elected the following officers !:
Valentine Griffin, P; j. johnson, Y. p; A..
81. Brown, secretary Charles Fleming, A.:
S.. Cornelius Smith, treasurer; Edward
Morgan, chaplain; Frank Morton, c. al. ;
D. Terrill, A. n; 81. Winston, B. S.; Will
fiam Graves and Thomas Smith, G. f. b. ;
Peter Steward, c.. J.. Steward, A. G.
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The Times says, in o note to a list Of meID-
bers Of the Constitutional Convention !:
'srhose marked are accompanied by their
wives. Those marked | are accompanied By
their daughters" How Is It about the gem
tlemen who are not marked p Cincinnati
Comm ereIlt.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.oFFIcE JANUARY 15, 1874
William Armstrong, 520south Fourth street,
Richmond, Va; Mr.. 0. Fl. Clarke, care
Joseph G., Dill, Richmond, Va; Colonel
George French Strother, Superintendent Of
Virginia gPenitentiary, Richmond, Va;
Young Mems Christian Association, Rich
rnnnd-s3 r.--- - ''>-.'~ ---a--
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SENT ON TO TIE GRAND JURY.-Joseph a.
Blair, charged with stealing S53 from P. E.
| Wilson and S55 from Burgess & Norvell
was sent on to the grand jury yesterday by
Justice White on both charges.
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BLANKETS are needed for this cold weather.
LEVY BROTHERS have large stock on hand, pur-
chased since the panic. which enables them to Offer
extraordinary inducements. They also have on
hand large-size calico comtortables. made In this
city, of the best MATERIAL which they sell at 2 and
60 t.E.
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- Nfneteertfi and Cary streets.

TRANSFER PEIETING-ISKs-Invaiu to rail.
road companies, steamship companies. banks, mer'
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during AID charseless, and will copy sharp ant
clear for an indefinite period of Time. Having jus
received fresh supply Of these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prir
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES ApPoNTED.-The State
Board of Education has appointed the fol
lowing district trustees: q.as..n,...
Giles Couniy.-Pearisburg district, W,
Adair; Walker Creek district, w. Bme
Pembrook, G. A. Lucas; Newport, a. p
Miller.
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TRANSFER FElNTING-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to be Gone in these inks to the Dis
patch Prnting-House.
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na CONIRACr heretofore existing be-
Com, ,,', me me kichmond and Petersburg Railroad
by VII 'f , iiii the Petersburg Railroad Compony.
The s,r. ~ oth roads were operated together under
Was s{.. %s The Richmond and Weldon Route
tua ..os on The 31st December, 1873, by mu.
salt - h Az persons haYise claims against the
tcnJ ,,.,. nlnond and Weldon koule" ssip please
'eu 70 the under fgned fer settlement.
Rrcu,,o,. N W. HARRINGTON, Treasurer.
- .-a - january l. 1874, ja 1-im
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NoTAR1Es PUBLIc.--The Governor has ap-
pointed Richardson j. Hatcher and w. D.
Thornton notaries public, the former for
Pittsylvania and Henry counties, and the
latter for Appomattox.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-IEKs for copying letter
headings, statements, waybiils, &c. Can be copied
in the ordinary letterpress book. Send your orders
for printing in these inks, and Tor ali other deeerp-
tions of printing to the pisEatch Printing House.
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It is understood that the magnificent I" Po.
eabontas" Of 3Ir. Nehllg has been sold to fbe
State of Virginia for The sum OF SIX thousand
d0!lare.-Loaisrille Courier. .5,
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FISH INSPECTOR APPoINTED.-
Kemper yesterday rcappointed Mr.. E. r.
Meanley inspector Of fish for the city of
Richmond
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FuRs VERY CHEAP at P. .wErs1aER 3 Co.'s.

ENGLISH HALF HOSE, only four dollars pei
dozen, for sale'by L. b. SPENCE 6 SON.
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HAMBURG EDGIEGs AND ISsERTrNGs In great
variety and at extremely low prices now be had
a.. LEVY BROTHERS.. They also offer great bar
gains in Yak and Guipure laces.
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: PRICES FOR COAL AND WOOD STILL Down..
Best anthracite from $3.50 to S8; Glover Hill
1926; West Virginia splint lump, 1915; Cunl-
berland, $3.50; and wood, IS and &c per cord
delivered, at c. II, PAGES,
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LUMBER INSPECTOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
der Thurman has been appointed inspector
Of lumber for the city Of Lynchburg.
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LOVERS OF THE WEED, what charming array
of delicious trlnd OF chewing and smoking tobacco
saw at SCHAAP'S cigar store, 1402 Main street.
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). l.. WHITAKER has removed to No. II
i ut''rg.h street. between Main and franklin.
N;";" l." Nr"lafed y continue the =. .A!E, I'm,
siah EANtL-EuOFiNG: also, PLUMBING,
I!tS ana STE I-tlTIiNG.
ThaGsiul for past patronage. hope for = con-
uU%ac,. ,i the .:!Iue. \. J. Bowman Is wit me.
j. l.. WHITAKER.
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HEAVY MERINo UNBERsHIRTs, only one dollar
each, for sale by E. b. SPENCE & Son.
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], FRIDAY. MORNING III ANUARY is, 1874.

sUPREHE CoURr OF THUBsDAY.---
B.. "A. Cogbill vas admitted to practice as
counsel in this court. ssss...Es5ss IS q:
Town OF DnDville rs. Pace. Further ar
gued by F.. l.. Smith, Jr., and Judge Mar
shall for the defendant In error, and con-
.tinued till to-day. & ss IS u; ,8
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DERANaEMENT OF MA1Ls.-No mail Dortf
of Baltimore either on Wednesday or yes
terday. What Is the matter?
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-sHIRTs for sale by e.
3. SPENCE & Son.
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8ESFAgRAEgR-
TEIELI.E.
ELEVENTH AND BkSK arprra

TT nNU BANK ETKEETE, " 4
70 hss friends aec the public every season,b,e
iof t.-e table ht<7 nli the luxurfc cs of zen aud
,da Io every latitude, from the lakes to the tro:
-N' served On his tataes 10 order, and furnish
eplo parties and families. "''H-
oi.n,, nAh ID stih supplied with the very best IL
fu"i's ana BREWkD DRINKS.
kuri, n,I, nkeHents for OYSTERS are the be0,
L. found az are served III bis festaursnt cuunot
ali. H.. nlends. and test my assertions, And 10
g. 'ee 1l levmplilaeate Of The season. A"u -
zETEhLE.
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ASA SNYDER.

A.. :, NoN SN II UEK,
'-'" fresiden' OF Richmond Architectural Iron
,v.o,., "orhs and Stove Company
~ .rrSr EH 0F SCOTCH AND FURNACE
,,. ."S-Ni FOR CHARCOAL PIG-IKONS.
Cary sIr:r, at !aTo; zoos, l0l0, l0l2, and 1Ol4
He viii 10! p! ahd sell plG-IROES on brokerage
conn, "i' buy and sell PIG-IRONS on his own nc.
p.r.. ns VIII act as FURNACE AGENT for spch fur
ycs cnn.i,ons ~ consign hiln their make. He also In
commissions - ">A'AA iNON lot sale on
ia 3-i
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C.NtNNING can bc found at the old stand. No.
2H2i Hau stree. whtrH he Is prepared to do
SLATE. IN. a.id GRAY Ei.- .-EU0TlNG; also,
fliinlNt and GAS-FITTlNG.
lihnEiu for past pan onasc ] shall be glad for u
r"uilinN.!!Cr ni liie same.
jg G. MANNING.
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yTIRGINIA OPERA-HoUsE.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 10. go, AND 21 /, 1874.
THE KING GLAUGH-AAKERS. $s
CALLENDER,S ORIGINAL GEORGIA
Afya-STrYtrI u SO
MIESTHELs.

Ensire change OF programme each evening IN
their e:uliar Characteristic scenes and
a 1FaMiEY ssixrISEE WRpsEspAY AFTERNOON
at q O'clock. 49, s.
Gallery fllara- Housel without extra charge.
6 ia ID. .at TRUAIA3 IN. Bk0vNt agent.
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ElruMoSp. VA. January Is, lS14.
,vnr FIRM OF McGRAW 4 DENOoN
,"s,dty dissolved hy uaiual consent. Either
t,il. ,c :Ic Fame OF this concern III se't'e-
-
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OyERCoATs, TALMAs, AND CAPEs for sale low
by E. B. SPENCE q Son,
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ErluH,>p. IN nary /. 1874.

H. rc;;siI,., from taSincss return my thanks 10
lii ir!,i who haze literally ratro'iz"d the OLE
sJrr.Ii, With which have been connected, anC
r4.,t lHr rh"y viii cpn:GIa 10 give their custom
;oitcG, y concern II -: St,ER K 1DMOSD
Ray n.i entrusted. 10 them vii! be done promptly
,HG ia ~" blst manner.
il i,I... JAMES n. ThLTOTT.
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,,-..,,r,-r tNn NEAL ESTATE BUSINESS
W.. 't,-l',cir>. At thc old Office. an! respectfully
!" e. - ,,,,r..acc q: my friends and the public,
..,'... ,fr.c :. i'niion and pro'npi returns In
: -2''"'~> j. ". BRONAUGH, JR.
,.,.., 1871 IN 1925
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HusT1Hos CoURr.--In this court Yesterday
civil business was transacted. WI. Anna.
ble's case will come up this morning,
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STATE TREAsURY.-The balance in the
State treasury yesterday was $3.50, 711.61.
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a.Nl"i. pTN oN has this day associated with
,iiAEr,s,~ T. ELLIOTT. and Will continue
,,,r'rI"uttnN AYE. SEED. and hGRlClLTLa aAL
.,:Ti MINT 81 >tNc.>S ~ the old stand, No. 20
E.,la .l."c:, ;:trc 0."Ts ;.noIc firSt; Ehaer 'He
.'.,,ro,.i s;,!. of DEhUpN X ELLIOTT.
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Iii~>pLC CfitN.

1 --
YlnErra of W!ITTAK TT. y: MINING & BOW
MN ~ is>uI'"d Oh The Isl day January, 1874.
ly !IG'Y' consent.
lhp.'. inGs bed 10 lltc concern viii make iinmc-
cilr ;s,tniru'. ana those persons having claims
"-i',. he sIile will please present them Tor set
ryGn;l. lIr nan" Of ,itlcr party will be used IL
>..;..Hs llir old business.
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SPECIAL CoURT OF APrEALs, YESTERDAY
Jones us. Adams. Partly argued by nj. ID:
Gillian for appellant and All. Sands for
appellee, and continued till Monday. ii.
Court adjourned till Monday.
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-.n,,,,.xo,r,vsoSs & PARTNERSHIPS.

firm Of ROBERT
, ~ rEGuNAUGi was dissolved on the 81
;. - =, ,.'rt:.ai consent. j. ". BronaaSh. .'r
ia ~ ,N u,i,e of the firm in the settlelncnt OF
"!i ,'-' -. ''' JOHN q. ROBERTSON,
- "'' !. W. En0NAUGH. JR.
..,..,.> ~ lS-t.
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-.HrS MCGRAW NIL continue the HARD
,.H \,sIy ,;r.s.. ittwcca Fourteenth and FIJI
.'.h ,irrtt> ON Ills own account. where he VIII
,,.,,g :.,l sock at low prices. 4 continuance OF
:, ..,,,urS i solicited. 1a loot
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LECTURES.

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REv. j. B. JETER, D. D.,
will deliver lecture at the Second Baptist church
on FRIDAY NIGHT, January 16, at O'Clock.
. SUBJECT NAPLES AND IT'S ENvIRoNs; +
Including notices OF PoMrEI, HERcULANEux,
and MOUNT VEsUyrUs. @- 2
I Tickets, 25c. For sale at the bookstores and at
the door ON the night OF the lecture. ia 15 ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-16

/ HATS OF ALL THE LATE STYLES for sale at P
WEISIGER Co.'s, 1901 Main street.
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IGT>:.WtL n ACNlNE AND FOL NDK1
II-SISESS

.,-fr Nni:i.> LATELY OCCUPIED ry TIE FRANK
~ NtCU.E COMPANY, CORNER OF NINE
It.N!l AND FRANKLIN STREETS, RICHMOND,
W.
Thy respectfully invite ali their old FRIENDS ana
80, !. substantial work ai reasonable prices
WM. EITENGER,
II. i. lDMOND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-16

P. WEIsIGER & Co, 1901 Main street, are selling
great bargains IN fnrs.
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COOK & LAUGHTON, at 10 O'Clock, at their
rooms, furniture, beds, mattresses, stoves, sc.
N. NJ. LEE. l P. NJ, two tracts of land in Henrico
county, on the Meadowbridge andthe New TURF
pike roads, two miles north east of Richmond.
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AUCTION SALES TIsrs DAY.

On all sales ut real estate made 6staoes1 the Lee o
January and 3oth Of June The tarss for the pre-
sent year haze to be paid the purchaser. Oh
all Saies made bet10een the l8t Of July and las
Of tie year the td1cs have TO BE- paid Iy the seller