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'l'HlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
l. has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia, holding Special Term. letters Of
admln1stration on the personal estate Of FRED
kklOk POLkON late of United States Army. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on or
before the 9th day of January next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit OF
the said estate. Given under my hand this 9Th day
Of January, 1874. ALFRED SChUCkING,
iapl4-w .3ws Administrator
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DENNSYLvANTA AIR LINE
To BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,


TO BALTIM0RE,.
AND ALL POINTS SITE Il TIE NEW ENGLAND
tAR0VGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON
The equipment on this line Is new and Of the mo
elegant aud improved finish.
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS ON DA Y TRAIN
>soLLMAN f h1s II s44 HEINZ CARS ON
r2Ri * fsli sSSgd b2 G0es 81
sllI be run over Psnnsyivsnis Air Lima, leaving
rom and arriving at the depot Of the Baltimore and
rIso..~c rarost northeast corner Of sth and
FAST LIsE, leave W ashing.en sos a. m daily.
Leave Baltimore a. s:I3 a. m. daily, excep. Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at 1852 ,. N. daily
Arrive at New York a, 4:25 D. m daily, e1cep,
RICHMoND EMPRESS, leave Washington a,
Ls.se Baltimore at 3s3 p n daily, except Sun.
Leave West PhdIsdelpAia a, 6:osp m. daily, s,.
Arrive a; New York at Io:Iop. N. daily, except
EIGHT EXPRESS. leave W ashinston at s:os
Leave Baltimore at I0:45 .. m, daily.
Leave West Ph.l.deiphia at $50 =. N. daily.
Arrive Of New York at D Q. m. daily.
TRAINS RKTURSING.
tan Lins, leave New York at ian.
Arrive at Washington at 9:l3 IN.
hbgNObI ELpTcNss ~ D y.
Arrive AZ W Ashington at I Os y. m.
NtKht Express, leave New York at D. m.
Arrive 81 Washington at 0:13 a.m.
Connections are made In New York with steaners
on Sound; New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads, New York Central and Hudson River rail-
road, Erie rs lway, and steamers on Hudson River.
Fare o. ios Is by any other route.
Baggage called for and checked ct hotels and prf-
vAfe residences orders left at the following offices,
Where tickets and information can be obtained :
Northeast l3th street and Penna. ave. north
east corner 6th street and Panna. ave.; Passenger
station Baltimore and Potomac railroad, corner 6tb
and streets. ED 3. YOUNG,
WAIT sep gar a
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STEAMER LINES.
CU n A RI LIN E.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
With the view Of dimiBis L the chances of col
lisioD, the Steamers of this Line will henceforth
take aspecihed course for all seasons of the year
On the outward passage from Queenstown to Nex
York or Boston, crossing Meridian of 50 at az lat
OF moth ing to the north OF 43.
On the homeward pass crossing the Meridian
of 30 at u lat, or nothing to the north Of a.
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SItdm5rs MhIktu thus do not CaTry steerag pas
sengers.
RATES OF PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50, 8 100, and $40
gold, accordin g TO accommodation. Tickets to Pa
ris Sl5, gold additional. Return tickets on favor
able terms. steeTage, SO, currency.
steersge tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown
and all parts OF Europe, st lowest rates. Through
bills Of laGing given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre,
sntv erp, and other ports the Continent aud for
Mediterranean ports. For freight ard cabin pass
sge, ap ply at the Com pany office, No. Bowling
Green; Tor steeIase passage, No. Ill Broadway,
iaD2O-ly CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
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!srn-d JOS y. KELLEY, RGctio Ssssg-

At public auction, on the 3lst Of January. ia.
At 1871 9TH street northwest, near u street, the
balance Of stock owned by the late firm of p q
Howser C and consisting Of Groceries, Liquors,
sc. Terms cash. Time Of sale, 4 O'Clock
Jan1 81 L.. A. FERRY, Assignee.
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10y LUTTRELLS co .,huctioneers,
" 9l7 Louisi ana ave =, bet. 9th and 10th st. " "

TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF II
STREET, BkTWEEN 9TH AND IRA NORTH
WEsT, CONSISTING OF "A THREE-SrORY
AND BASEMENT BRl X DWELLING WITH
HALL, WATER, GAS, &c.
- BY yIItHe OF q decd Of trust bearing date
April 10Th, A. ID. 1872, and duly recorded in
Lit No. 6o), folio 29B, one Of the land records
Tor ashington county, the District of Columbia,
and by request OF party secured thereby, win sell,
at public auctiOn, IN front OF the premises, the
highest bidder, on SATURDAY, January 3Ist, A.
II. le74, a. O'Clock IN all that certain piece or
parcel OF ground situated and being in the city of
Washington, in said District, and known part Of
lot No 49, in square No. 45i, beginning for the
at the northwest corner Of said lot thence running
soui l56 feet TO u foot inch alley, thence east
elong the line of id alley IS feet thence north is
feet to the line of street north, and thence west
along said street Is feet the place Of beginning
together with the improvements thereon, aud to-
gether with the uses and privileges mentioned 10
deed recorded IN Ltber ID, No. 8, folio las, Of said
land records.
Terms of sale: One-third cash of which 900 must
be paid ct the time of saeI and me balance eqra
payments il six and tW Give and ghteen months,
70 be secured by purchasers notes b-arine PEI
cent. interest, until paid fr, m day e sale, and
deed OF trust on property SOLD. Conveyarcing AMI
'eoordI at purchasers cost. IL terms of sale are
not complied with In days after ale. the trus
tees resel the right to resell at the risk and cost
Il defaulting purchaser.
WIN. r HOLTZNAN, Trustee
yan20 dads GRep.l LUTTRELL & CO., Aucts
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sALEeF ykLUABLx IMPROVED

ID Real Estate Broker and AuotionAer
No. 72s nth street, Between @ and II.
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t&72 GREAT IOSO
io'oPENNsYLvANiA RoUrElS7S
SGG I.II. ,..1. sSgTTat. A AND SOUTHWEST.
:. .-ll;3s an 'Ah%"rs... iS:sssss%.
=. s:3s S.m f." PIP p m.
-,,S lei h,. sRLAI DOUBLE TRACK RsuTr.
Night Cars, with mondern in sroysTs loom Day and
Two hundred miles saved 70 Western and osntr,i
The 1850 .; m. daily, except Sunday, nor,hvss,.
$40 D. m, daily except Sunday Cincrnnnsi And
MAXI OONNECrIONs
through from WASHINGTON 70 BUFFALO.
CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS without change.
Tickets BY this route can be procured the ofcss
corner OF 18th street and Pennsyivs tie aveaue and
National Hotel, whore reliable Information viii BE-
given Il all times.
Passengers procuring tickets II these osices can
secure accommodations In Palace Cars for Chicago,
ID. =. You're, osns-A or Agent,
-H
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A LEXANDRIA 8 WASHINGTON 4. b

ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG R.R.
CORNER OF b AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains leave for AlexaRdria O. folio ws:-0,
y, >, ~. 10, IL Q. m, s. rs, 8, 10 m;
m and D. m. daily, all other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive o. follows
SS: SSS, :25, -, s;sS, 1888, Ii:3S :. m,
and o.33 p. m. from Alex sDsris daily, ali other
trains daily except Sunday
Trains marked thus connect " n trains ON
Washington and Ohio r. r.
sSgAS1ICO Accommodation leaves Washington
80 m daily, except sunday.
,ShhAf SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
" sshin ston 80 ,. m. daily except Sunday.
Co. cts TO all points South and Southwest
1is $500 Omeee corner 18th STREET and PenDsylva-
.venns anu corner 9Th street and Pennsy lya nis
go - TuesS passengers leave orders for bag
{srsuss T. dsa,sa 80 81 all hotels and Residences
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VNTHE sUPREMECOURTOr THE DISTRICT
II OLE COLuMRIA.

In the case of John A. Borland aud A. T. BorIand,
executors Of ALEXANDRA BORLAND, deceased,
the executors aforesaid have with the Of
the Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia
aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, February Sd,
A. ID. 1874, for the final settlement and distribution
of the personal estate Of said deceased and of the
assets in hand, as far the same have been col
lected and turned into money when and where all
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
beHes. In said deceaseds estate Pror,fsd, copy of
this order be published once a week for three weeks
in the Star previous to the said day.
ial7-t 81 Test:-A WEBSTER Registrar of Wills
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L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO g KOONTZ A gent at Washin Qton

BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
DEPOT coRSER 9TH AND STREETS NV.
Affer DeceInhar Tfh. lS1a trains foIIo.ra
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limited STATES MARSHAL'S 8

..
In virtue Of . writ Of fva faeias issued out Of tn
clerk efice Of the Supreme court of the District
columbia, and 20 me directed, will sen ct publi
s.le, for cssh q ne suctisn store Of WIN. L. " Il
at II O'Clock Q. m, IS reams Of printerS paper
ssized and levied uPon q the soods and chsttlss o
The New nasiennl Era and Citizen Publishing
II ,a4 In favor Of William Harvey.
;.,; ALHx: SHARP. o. Q. Marshal.
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= kCRET OF SUCCESS IN WALL STREET,
~ 81 pages Bull, Bears. Profits ON "puts and
calls" costing $40 and 900. Mailed for stamp Il
Valentine Tumbridge o., bankers and brokers,
80 Wall street. New York. oot29-sm
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LTTERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW YORK. PROM Boston.
Jsys ~: We'd Jan. as lpartha....... Sat Jan 81
AoJ ssinia Wed, FEB. Atlas Sat Feb.
Calabrs..- Wed, Feb. IL Heca. Sat, Feb u
Algeria Wed, Feb. Is Olympus ... Sat-, Feb q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-07

r., THE KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA SEASON.
The arrival OF Miss Kellogg and her large
and powerful English Opera Company is
anXou>ly looked forward to by host of the
lovers of the legitimate opera in Richmond,
who are already prepared to become her
friends and admirers. 1t will be her first
appearance in this city, but her reputation
has preceded her visit, and we are prepared
for q week of rare musical enjoyment. The
famous American prima donna may very
Justly be called the queen of English opera.
This is the second season of Miss kellogg's
organization, and her advent into
the operate field has advanced that
favorite branch of the lyric art to its
proper sphere among the exalted features of
intellectual amusements. Mrs. Zelda Seguin,
Mr.. Henry Peakes. Mr.. Edward Seguin, MIR.
William Castle, and others of this company,
are already established fayorites in Rich
mond, having performed here several times
with the Richiugs English Opera Company.
Miss Kellogg appears on the 21st instant.
The repertoire for her engagement in this
city includes several of the leading operas
with which our Theatre.goers have always
been so much pleased.
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The Confederate Flag In Richmond
A Card.

Editors Dispatch Gentlemen, The AL
bany Ecening Journal during last mouth
published statement emanating from Mr.
John II. Morgan, i citizen of Albany, con-
cerning the Conservative jollfication at
Ford's Hotel, to fine following effect: Zone
of the orators at this meeting, in the course
of his speech of congratulation upon the
Democratic victories, produced Confede
rate fl .g, and wayingit before the audience
declared that he yet expected to live under
that banner"
In response to this statement wrote a
letter to the editor Of the Journal de-
nyng it in Toto, which letter was published
in that paper of the 2Sth ultimo. In the
editorial comments upon my letter the qnes-
ton is asked if Palmetto ilg was not
raised, and if my denial was not based upon
the bubble that it was Palmetto and not
Confederate flag that was raised? Mr.. Nor
gan is said to be very positive in maintain
ing the truth of bis statement l am equally
so as to its falsity. In order to test the mat.
ter, challenge any person, without regard
to politics, who was present at the Ford's-
Hotel demonstration to state, upon honor,
that he or she saw Confederate or Palmetto
flag waved from the stand by an orator or
anybody else during said, demonstfatioh5- to-
eether with the exclamation quoted above.
Let the statement be addressed 10 me, care
of your office.
lam yours, very respectfully,
JAMES p. CowARDIN. :
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES ApPo1sTED.-The State
Board Of. Education has appointed the fol-
lowing school trustees: Dinwiddie county
Darville district, w. j. Davis; Suppony,
John Fraser; Rowanty, z. c. schell Namo-
zine, j. G. Smith. .-a,s
New Kent county: Ware Creek district,
James L. Eames; Cumberland, NJ. Cottrell ;
ST. Peters, w. A.. ,Bloxton Black Creek,
DR.. William T. Gregory.
Prince Edward county: Buffalo district.
j. W. Jones; ,Hampden, A. w. Womack ;
Farmville, n. +. Venable; Lockett, Samuel
W. Bondurant: Leigh, William S. Dance.
Rockbridge county: Natural Bridge dis
trict, Alexander D. Campbell; Buffalo, Or.
James Sanford; Kerr's Creek. John Horne ;
Walkers Greek. James "A. Walker; South
River, John A. kinnear.
Russell county: New Garden district,
George Musick; Elk Garden, Joseph Webb;
Lebanon. Whitley Thomas; Castle Woods,
Henry Fl. Dickerson; Copper Creek, Will
liam S. Gilman; Moccasin, Robert johnson.
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POLICE COURT SATURDAY-Police Justice
Joseph j. White preSidsng.-Mary Ann
Morris and John Carlton, charged with crea-
ting a disturbance. Carlton was fined -
and Mary Ann 81. Not being able to pay the
fines they were sent to Jail. -
Walker Taylor, found drunk, was dls-
charged. .a.a
Vincent Banistcr, charged with stealing
five billiard.balls and one piece of cotton
cloth, OF the value of S5, from the billiard
room of the Ballard House, was discharged.
John J. Farrer, a small colored boy, was
ordered to be locked up in the station-house
for six hours for stealing apples from u. 90
lumbus. ,,.,.,,. ~
MIR. John D. Christian, charged with hay
ing in his possession one gun, one UNIFORM
and equipments, the property OF Company
u, First Virginia volunteers. The accused
was discharged, and The uniform, &c, turned
over to the company. S4 s,i..,
The case of Milo GrinDap, charged with
feloniously shooting Matt. Bowler, Was con-
tinued until the 10Th on account OF the con-
dition of Bowler.
John 2. Hulce was charged with allowing
a vicious dog to 60 at large, thereby endan-
gering persons passing his premises. Ine
dog was ordered to be killed.
T. w. Hoeninger, A. B. Moore, and James
Mettaner were fined S5 each because OF their
porters interfering with the passengers on
the arrival of trans at the Richmond, treae,
ricksburg and Potomac and Richmond and
Danyille dOr0ts. @atT
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y BANQUET TO TaE' DELEaArRs TO THE cHEAp
NCoHygST1oN.-The business
OF the Cheap Transportation Convention
having been eoncInded on Friday. the dele.
gates on Saturday had fair,opportunity to
see Richmond. and its enyirona. At 10
O'Clock carriages provided for!their use met
them In front OF Association, Hall, aud In
cnarge OF some Of our city delegate, they
visited Libby prison., Castle Thunder, st.
John's church. Libby bill, the wharyes of, the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Rockets,
Hollywood cemetery, CANDLES bill. and
pafloas points and places of interest
in and near the city. Their excursion
ended with visit to the Capitol Square and
call upon Governor Kemper. They were
Hospitality received at the Executive man.
sion. and by invitation of Governor Kem.
per extended their visit. to the capitol build
ing. They looked into the hall of the House
and the chamber. of the Senate, and inspected
with proper reverence the ancient stove and
Houdoun's statue eE~Wasbington. In the
library they spent about an hour, and the
portraits of distinguished Yirginians, the
historical papers and relics, the old Speak.
er's chair, and various other objects of in.
terest collected in recent years by Colonel
Mcdonald and the Library Committee, re.
ceiyed their attention. A number of the
delegates mounted the roof of the capitol,
and from that elevated position got their last,
and certainly their best. view OF Richmond.
About O'Clock in the afternoon the dele
gates accepted the invitation Of the mer-
chants of Richmond to meet them at COLA
ton spread in the old dining-hall of the Ex-
change Hotel. There was full attendance,
and the collation., though burriedly pre-
pared, proved to be a very excellent one.
Wines and other LIQUORS were plentifully
provided, and pum3er OF toasts were pro.
posed and drunk.
Speeches were made by General Ander-
son, president Of the Chamber OF Commerce
John F. Henry, of New York John Utly,
of Illinois; Colonel n. Davidson, Of the Ma.
tionat Rept6ltcdn; Major Charles 5. Peyton,
of Loudoun: Franklin StearnS, of Rich
mond; Colonel VS.. Gilman Major Potter,
of the Davenport lowa) Gazette; Colonel
Ingersoll, of the Chicago Tribune Colonel
River and Kanawha Canal Company; Ed.
+. Lees, superintendent of the New York
State Cheap Trans sportation Association; Mr..
Thompson, of New York; and others.
lne time was spent III aSTeeaDle soCihl
intercourse, and the speeches were Of the
most lraternal character, and the kindest
wishes for the prosperity Of Richmond and
the happiness Of her people were ex-
pressed by all.
Nearly all the delegates left the city by
the trains Of Saturday night and yesterday
morning. The proceedings Of the Conven-
ton will, it is believed, exercise favorable
influence upon the action Of Congress. The
delegates were greatly pleased with their
reception here, and went away with good
opinion of our people.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The. follow
ing is list Of the conveyances Of real estate
for the week ending December 5, ,1s74: Lots
fronting 80 feet. on e street near Culyert for
81, 1875; 80 feet on z street between Second
and Third for S2,400; "a feet on Jessemine
street between Byrd and N for 81: 26 feet
on Beverley street between Pine and Belyi-
dere for -; 40 feet on Broad street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh for $4,000; % feet
on Leigh street near Second for 500; 81 feet
on Seventh street for S2l7; 56 feet on Second
street, corner of Cave, for $1,000; % feet on
Ninth street near L for Sl54; 20 feet on K
street between Eighth and Ninth for $500:
53 feet on l. street between Kinney and
Norton for 1886; 81 feet on Main street be-
tween First and Second for $4,000.
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There is a. new and dangerous counter
felt, Of which quite large number. have APP
peared, in circulation Yithina lew days. IL u
is close imitation Of the fye-doiiaf Dill H. Oh
the Traders National Bankof Chicago. Ine
entire bill is liable to deceive even an expert
al the first glance.
.rhe name /" Kalakana," King Of the Sand
wich Islands, is pronounced Kollow.kew-a
Exchange.
Silk culture in California seems to be con-
sidered a failure.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

n. NJ. LEE, p. NJ, double framed dwelling on the
north side Of Cary Tor Doyer) street.
n. n. LEE, 4P.M property at The northwestern
intersection of Twenty ninth and o streets.
ISBELL & SON, 4 P. NJ, business-house and res.
49,. dence No. 6 east Broad street, between First
street and Brook avenue.
LYME & BROTHER, 4 P. NJ, new brick tene.
ment Oh the east line OF Twenty-seventh be.
. tween Broad and Marshall streets.
BURTON, CARTER & CO., 10 A. NJ, household
furniture, stoak, crops, farming implements
horses, mules, &C., at The farm formerly occu
pied by w. b. Rose. on the new Richmond ant
Henrico turnpike. r-..
w. B. RATCLIFFE, 10Y A. N groceries, &C.
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TRANSFER PRINTING IEas.-We invite atten.
ton u the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are of recent intro
ducton, but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The inks that we are now furnishing
are Of EQUALITY that can be copied any length OF
time after being printed. VIII copy In ordinary
letter-press book.
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WILBoR's CoD.LIVER OIL AND 1 fIME.-Persons
vino have been rat ing eodnyer oil win be pleased
TO learn that Dr. TMBoR has sueeet ded, from Of
recions OF several professional senflemer, in COM
binins the pure oil and lime ID ssach manner that
1t is pleasant to the Taste and tn lung com-
plants are truly wonaeiful. Very many persoas
whose cases were pronounced hop less and who had
taken the clear oil for q long time without marked
feet have been entirely cured by using this pre-
paration. Be sure and get the genuine. Manusac-
Sold by all druggists. Eg.-l ".
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II The CHEAP TRANSPORTATION CONVENTION
The Legislature, The railroad meetings, and all
Other bodies, and the balance OF mankind are here
by notified that Z. B. sPESoa q SON are at the old
corner, Thirteenth and Man, and fully prepared 70
dt any OK all Of them In first class clothing at the
lowest cash prices. For Their MISUNDERSTANDING
department they keep on hand very large line OF
cloths, cassimeres, and vestiuss, which will be CUT
and made In the very latest style.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

CHRISTMAS GooDs Our merchants have
laid IN large supplies Of Christmas goods,
and country and city buyers who pre- fer to
make their selections from unbrokea stocks
are already ayailing themselves Of the op.
portupities offered them in the sM lines now
op exhibition. ,i&
The columns Of the Dispatch will furnish
purchasers information as TO the places where
they may obtain on the hest terms all the
novelties of the season as we'll as the most
desirable staple goods for Christmas presents
and Christmas cheer. In day or two we
shall publisha descriptive list of the dealers
ip holiday goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-07

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE DECEMBER 5. 1874
Mr.. james, of the Enquirer newspaper, care
of Mr. Pizzini; Lecuseh, care or Letter.
Carrier No. L; Messrs. Whitley Brothers &
Co., 2S1 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd;
Messrs. Patterson & Bash, Baltimore, Md;
Mr.. Thomas Meade, Eden post.office, Fon-
dulac, Wis. Blair's Wofe Manule Glenford,
care of William Wilcox; Mrs. Cordelia Nc
MINI, No. 2204 east Broad street, Richmond,
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Miss ADA GRAY.-The announcement of
the arrival of the talented actress Miss Ada
Clay in this city will be received with plea
sure by her many admirers. IL will be re-
membered that Miss Gray played an engage
ment at the Theatre in this city last winter,
and by her charming acting in Article A I"
and in the other plays in which sine was the
leading character won many friends. She ap-
pears again tonight, when " Article Il !"
will be repeated. Of course Miss Gray will
have fine audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-07

TypocRApH1cAL USIoN-ELECrloN OF OF-
rrcgps.-At meeting of Richmond Typo
graphical Union, No. 90, held on na!ulaay u |.
night, the following officers were electeo .of
the ensuing term $ George u. boWden, pre-
sideni; T. j. Vaughan, ylce'preslaen., .. o.
Il. Campbell, recording secretary 1oseph D
I'll. johnson, corresponding secretary ~. =.
Pace, treasurer A. w. Tyree, sergeant"at-
arms; and Messrs. a. Myer, j. II. Campbell,
and Charles Ellie, trustees.