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more specific reports OF the trauspo ION
of produce offTallreads and canals.
RKroRrrp rAyoaAyLy.

more sDectnc sEep0rss OF tnh bTauSpOEtattOu
of produce on railroads and canals.
RKroRrEp rAyoaABLy.
Bill to protect the GIty OF Richmond in
making a subscriptiobst0th the capital st0ckso'
the Richmond and Trans.A Ileghang. Rail-
road Company; billt amend the laws 10
relation to Hater.cpurses bill to- amend the
charter OF tbe Town of Van Burensville and
to change It's, name; bill to amend the Law
In relation to process upon indictments, in
formations, and presentments. -
49, :, LAWS. q.
The following acts were approved By the
Governor December 18th:
An act TO amend and rec nact an act passed
April %, 1874, TO release the Common
wealth's claim to certain real estate to heirs
OF Frederick David Haroth.
AN act to provide for the collection of the
revenue Of the city fof Lynchburg for the
year 1874. b. a. i,
An act to provide uniform mode Of can.
collation. Of certificates OF debt Of the State
and coupons. -. "
An act authorizing the trustees Of the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church South
to borrow money. tfsl LOT
BILLS PASSED. ,G ca
House bill to amend the Code in relation
! to bridges between counties.
House blll'for the relief of 81. 81. Wyer, Of
the county Of Fauquier. ".'a
House bill to amend an act passed January
29th, 1929, to provide for the appointment
Of trustees of the town of Port Royal, In
Caroline county.
Senate bill to amend chapters 201 aud 202
of the Code, In relation to process upon in.
dicmeuts, iufol nations, and presentments.
| House bill to establish the boundary line
between the counties Of Wythe and Gray.
SOD.
Upon motion Of Mr. FULKgRsoN the rules
we're suspended in order to take up the
resolution for the relief of Mason, Hoge,
s. Goocb, and he offered substitute which
gives the contractors until the first of Janu'
airy to pay the amount due the State-S10O
for each escaped convict.
Mr.. STUART stated that the difficulty in the
contract which threatened the ruin Of the
contractors was that it gave them the right
to return the conVicts in case the railroad
company should abandon the work. In this
case The work had been suspended without
delay, and he believed 1t was abandon.
ed most, probably, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning additional privileges from the Legis.
hture. The company had acted in bad faith
with the contractor, and be suspected their
obj ct was as be bad intimated.
SPECIAL ORDERS. ..
House bill appointing commissioners Of
transportation and defining their duties
came up on its second reading, and on mo-
ton of Nir. ANDERSON was postponed and
made the special order for the second Wed
nesday in January.
On motion Of Mr.. LEWIS, House bill to
protect persons and property affected By the
operations of railroads was made the Spe-
cial order for Tuesday next.
On motion Of Mr.. ANDERSON, the House
agreed to read third time the joint resolu-
ton to cancel the contract with Mason, Hoge
& Gooch. The resolution was then read and
passed.
Adjourned at 1:45 P. N.
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DEATHS.

Died, on the 18th Instant, after painful Illness
Of six weeks, Mr.. MAJOR KELLUM, in The seven.
tieth year of his age, leaving seven children anc
many friends to mourn their trreparable loss.
Thou art gone to the grave; we will not depore
thee,
Though sorrow and darkness encompass thy
tomb;
The Saviour has passed through its portals before
thee,
And The lamp Of his love is thy guide through tbt
gloom.
May he rest In peace.
The funeral will take place from bis late resi-
dence. Twenty-sixth and . streets, THIS AFTER
NOON at 8 U clock. The friends and acquaintance
of the family are respectfully invited to attent
without further notice.
Lynchburg Wal papers please copy.
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rha southern aoiAo.

There Is no little oattfy against the
sonthern Pacific Tine 10 thesnorshern news.
.papers. Their chief trick 10 Opposing It is Is
to call is I" Tox soorrn sffair. Again we
have to say that Of that gentleman we know
very little mere than we do OF the man in
the moon. Weknow nothing Of bis relation
to the Southern Pacific line, ana care as lit.
tie. In itself it is the most meritorious OF
all the routes built. or proposed to DC built
to connect the Atlantic with the Pacific. 1t
Is a line which depends aot upon the per-
sonal merits Of anybody. and that Is not to
be secuted and defeated because any person
is said to be connected with it.
It's very convenient for section OF the
Union which spsrehends Injury from Its
construction to oppose it BY crying out thai
it is Tom scorr's" scheme. 1t is about al
shey can say against it. lis real merits they
know 1t would be folly to attack. So very
commanding are the advantages Of this line
that anybody who espouses 1t proves bis
wisdom by doing 50.
We have such entire faith in this southern
line that we do not believe 1t can receive
any thing like fatal Injury from the foolish
and insincere CRY against "ToM ScorT.' The
Government has for reasons satisfactory t
itself helped the northern lines, and its aie
to the southern line is due as a matter 0
justice and honor. But whether 1t recog
nzes this claim. which no honest Govern
ment could reject or not, the road will b
built by force Of its irresistible merits-th'
absolute demands. OF the nation for its con
struc,ion. 1t is the line that is superior II
every respect to any ether, and that must bt
built, I" Ton Soorr or no "ToH Scorr."
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NE COHEN BROTHERS

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
They are selling DRESS GOODS at Csc. that have
been $50; ut 33c.. reduced from 45c. at 8 TIC
that have been SOC. ut &c., reduced from 9Oc
Another lot Of BLACK ALPACAS at 35c, gen Q.
rally sold at 45c. or 50c.; at Ace. worth fully
6Oc.
SILK LUsTRE at soc. worth 7Oc.; at 60c, re.
duccd from S7Hc.
BLACK CASHMERE at 81 i o worth 81. 35. See
their black Empress Cloths at sec.
ALSO,
Another lot of BLACK SILKS. They are Offering
excel lent Silk, warranted pure, at 81 i o at
$1.40 worth fully 1855; at $2.65 worth 81.
Also, Black Silk at Csc. White and colored
Silks and Satins.
WHITE FLANNELS reduced from 4Oc. to Csc. I;
finer reduced to near proporuonate rates. See
their Csc. Flannel.
Good WATERPROOF at s5c.. at $l.05 worth
s1.25.
A GREAT VARIETY OF TRIMMINGS.
Their YAK LACES are the cheapest ever offered
Among them lot of Beaded at $50. have been
selling at soc.
See the prices OF their GUIPURE LACE.
A great variety of PASSEMENTERIEa and BEAD
TRIMMINGS at LEGS than usual prices.
MISSES BALMORALS at 35c. worth 65c.; La
dies Balmoras at &c. selling generally at S5c.
to VI. Also, the Boulevard Skirts at various
prices
The best TYCOON REPS at zoe.
The best and cheapest Ri BONS in the city, inclu.
ding all the new shades
Ladies' KNIT VESTS at 75c.; ats1, reduced from
1885,
A large stock of HAMBURG EDGING and IN
SETTINGS. Good Canton Flannel at DC. all
the better qualities cheaper than they were ever
offered.
great variety Of other Goods at less than usual
prices.
nFy-CIOSED SATURDAYs de 1921
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Thursday evening. l 9th instant, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, by The hey.
Joseph u. Tyler, Miss VIRGINIA L. WORD, OF
Richmond, and Mr.. r. S. HUTCHINSON, of Caro-
line county, Va.
Married. Tuesday evening, November "a, 1874,
at 81. Peters cathedral, by Right Rev. bishop
Jamts Gibbons. assisted BY Rev. A. Van De Vyver,
Mr. CASPER II. WENDLINGER to Miss MARIE
LOUISE SAMASNI; both of this city.
Married, on Thursday, December Sd, 1874, at 8
O'Clock r. A., by the Rev. Mr.. j. H. Holmes, w. 4.
WHITE, of Hanover county, Va, TO Miss e. v.
BROWN, Of Richmond, Va. No cards.
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STATE DEBT.-Our Legislature committed
au error in assuming responsibility for the
whole debt. 1t committed another error 10
funding the debt and making its interest in
terest bearing. We hope it will not be guilty
Of the folly Of recapitalization," however
specious the inducements to do so may be.
To enter into contract that will give bond.
holders pc yer to enforce collection will not
be approved by the people, Warrenton
Inder.
rSo daDUpr1
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The transit Of Venus has been completely
obserVed-an event that 80 triumphantly
displays the wonderful accuracy of astrouo.
my in foreteiling hundreds of years In ad-
vance the exact time Of this transit. 1t Is a
yet more wonderful proof of the exact order
Of that Providence which the Supreme
Creator Of all devised, and which has ruled
and direc.ed the movements of the innumers.
be bodies that occupy space.
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VoLSsY VOLTAGE SIXTH, of Arkansas
who ran away to avoid arrest In Arkansas
turns up in Washington. Chickens will g
home to roost. But now they ind the roosl
in disorder. Things are changed. Where
Will VoLsEY and his like now go3 The
only remedy is in their ceasing to be hatched.
We suspect that VoLNEY is near about the
last of them.
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DIssAEn Is sick: so are other dignitaries
who very much need the services of
" MehANUs.D The world wags after its
own fashion, and the little concelts and
srategies Of men are indeed more ephemerai
than their own lives.
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NJ DECEMBER 7, 1874.-NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NkW-YkAR.-T. K. PRICE & CO. are opening
hourly
BLACK CAsHdEREs and ALPACAs;
MoHARS; DBAP D'ETA for Sacques;
BLACK GRoS-GRAIN SILKS-great bargains;
PLUM aud all new shades OF DRESS GOODS-3O,
40, 50, 80, and 75c. up;
COLORED TRIMMING SILES;
TRIMMING and CLOAK VELvETS;
BLCE. GRAY, and BROWN WATERPROOF;
kNGLISH WATER-PRooF-all shades;
BEADED CLOAKS;
LONG and SQUARE SHAwLS;
LONG BLACK Tibet SHAwLS;
SQUARE BLACK Tibet SHAwLS;
VELyETEENS, RIBBONS, CORSETS, RUFFS,
NECK-cCARFS, &C, &C.:
A splendid line BLACK BEAVER CLOTHS, So, 81,
and 80 per yard;
English, American, and Yirginis-made CAssI-
MERES;
sHEETINGs, CorToss, &C., at New York prices.
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mo danger.1

NEWSPAPER POSTAGE. the House Pos
tal Committee, MIR. Cox's amendment to the
Postal Appropriation bill, providing that on
papers, the subscriptions to which shall be
made prior to January 1, 1875, postage may
be paid at their destination, was discussed
and voted down.
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It seems impossible for any piece of thor.
oughly depraved rascality to be perfected in
this country without the flushing and
shaping hand Of Benjamin F. Butler.-Nesc
York Tribune.
See Mississippi, for instance. '
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@ THE CRY NOW is WHERE TIC
get the most DRY GOODS for the money. and IT,
place Is at WILLIAM THALHIMER'S, COL Broac
street, corner Sixth street. where am selling lower
than ever,as have large stock on hand, and good
will be sold cheap TO make sales.
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS CLOSING
'n IRISH 81 SILK SILK PoPL}Ss, c0LoRED FRENCH
MERINOS at 7Sc: to II yard, worth more
Ear All ery Cheap Just rse " yO? 20 ee
BLACK ALPACAS at 25:. worth SIC. a yard
BLACK EMPRESS, CREPE and HENRIETTA
THs sns e &C. and SG RIscK s7 GAsa
iaass saeques, a 81 $3.50; and S. a.! very cheap
KINS very low SHEETINGS, PLLOW-CAs e
COTTONr, and other domestic goods sold at
wholesale prizes JIss restiyed one eSse FR UT
ward; WHITE and COLoRnD FLANELs, plain
and twilltd, sold very cheap; SHAWLS for Misses
At So u.s. and sn T. ss s for sSs aSs
BOuL WARD SKIRTS from Use. to $3 apiece !;
Blankets! BLANKETS! the cheaDest in the
W " a TskPRouFS az 75c.. II,
81 25 and 1870 worth ~ 25s yard more: SO
LADIES' Misses, and 6entemen's UNDERSHIRTS
Ladies' and GslGreyss FURs and BoAsa large
assortment, cheap:
WHITE CORDUROY and TURKISH TOWEL.
Ling. for sacques and cloaks, at 81 worth
$3.50.
Also, full line of NOTIONS, such as Hosiery,
Gloves, handkerchief. Scarfs. Ribbons, Cor
Collars. feiis, kuffS, and lots Of other articles
too numerous tn mention.
lot OF DOLLS for Christmas and the holidays,
which will be sold very low to sell them out.
have also lot OF CAkPETS, which viii sell ut
cost to close them out, US have not the room 10
keep them.
Also. full line Of GENTLFMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS. such as Halt-HoSe; Kid, Cloth,
and Buck Gloves; handkerchief, Bows, Col
lars, &c.
LIGHT and DARK KID GLOVES at 75c worth
1926 per pair; also, o large assortment Of
better goods, all colors and kinds, very low.
All ask Is to give me call before purchasing
elsewhere, and you will be convinced OF the great
bargains now to be had at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S.
COL Broad street, corner OF sixth,
do = HichmOud Va
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THE fire OF the 18th was at Charleston,
Kanawha, West Virginia, and not at Charles
town, rs our telegram made US say. Such
mistakes are very annoying, but are not
charoeable to uS
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WE have received the October No. of the
London Quarterly Reu,ew from MesSrs.
WooDHorsE g. PARHAM, the agents of the
Am erican publishers.
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n NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

T.R. PRICE 3 co.
have just received 500 pieces NEW PRINTS
latest patterns.
Genllemens MERINo and WOOL SHIRTS and
DRAWERS;
Boys MERISo and WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Ladies' MEHINo and WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS ;
mIsaes' MERINo and WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS !;
STRIPED HOSE; COTTON SOCKS;
BOULEVARD >KIaTS;
OPERA FEANNkLs, &C., &c.
And expected daily, large lot of HANpKHRCHIEFS,
Observation-Disclosures, scARFS, NECKTIES,
&C. for Christmas presents DEF
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spa.4isAI sssg,. ~.

D@ PARTICULAR ATEEE T1ON 40
called to the sale THIS DAY, byaGrubbs eWiI-
llams, Of the FARM on the RIVER road scailed
- RIVERy1E W. and The valnasleF Is land In
James river known as .WILLiAMS's ISLAND
Also TO the sale Of the personal property at RIf-
ERvIEW." For particulars see advertisement In
Richmond Dispatch. de14-1t
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'~~~

NOTICE. MASONIC widows &
1NSAND oRpE76Ns, FtJMg OF vfR- Xxx
GgN1A.-By order OF the joint committee of w
lie several Masonic. bndies oil Rirhm1sd and NAM
chester. Convection of there resentativey from
the various Masonic bodies IN Vlrpina In behalf or
The Interests or vt II r. W 1fOWS' AND OK
PHAa ~ HUMEn will lie kelda Washington Hall,
on oadbetween Ninth and Tenth streets, In this
city, TU ESDAY. Uerem~ r ] b. at O'clock r. NJ.
Addresses will be delivered by distinguished Ma
vited to attend. BY order OF the PRESIDENT.
IA gPETEhFIELi, TRENT. Secretary.
DECEMBER IA, A. 4. 1874, A. D.. 1S74.
dp 14-2t< trs 81" a.gt ..st.~. N -
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NE 1892 SILK NECK-SCARFS al
from 25c. to 80 apiece. This is the largest stock
of SCARF5 ever offered In this city.
. deg LEVY BROTHERS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The beautiful oPERETrA entitled

The beautiful oPERETTA entitled
LAILA
will be presented at ASSEMBLY HALL on THURS
DAY EVENING, December 18th, by number OF
AMATEUR ASSISTS.
The proceeds of the opere,ta will be devoted to a
most worthy object, and will no doubt be literally
patronized by all OPEN h. arted. generous citizens.
Reserved seats, 75c.; to be had at MeSsrs. Wood
house & Parham's bookstore, on Main street.
de l4-4t
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me- INCIDENTALLY PURE
COD-LlvER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPoRTATION-THE REsr
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.

We have the testimony of our physicians who
It. aud of patients who have taken "! that
1t Is more acceptable TO the stomach and more
easily assimilated than any other oil.
A fresh supply ust received direct from New
foundland. sdEADR q BAktR,
| Importing Pharmacists,
| oc16 93e Maia stresh
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OFFICE CITY WATER. WORKS. I
December IL, 1874, {


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will please
IN observe the following rules and regulations
Imposed by the ordinance on water:
No hydrant. cock, water-closet, or other fixture
win be allowed TO be left running when not In actual
use and If found leadt the water vii be stopped
"The use of small hose for the street, yard, or
garden is strictly prohibited except before O'Clock
In the morning and after o'clock In the evening;
and in no case will the washing OF carriage or
other vehicle be allowed with hose.
NO hydrant, cock, or other fixture, VIII be al
lowed on . sidewalk or other exposed situation
from which the water may be taken without detec-
ion.
"An water-fxtures are required to be kent In
good repair and protected from frost at the risk and
cost of the owner or tenant.
mo water-taker will be allowed 10 supply any
family or person other than his own and II found
ooirg so the water will be stopped: Every family
s Sr o1pfe Rslsgn To- hs City '
Penalty 10 each Of the above violations ten dol
lars for each offence"
In view or the scarcity Of water on the high parts
of the city from the excessive waste and other
Chief of Police, through the Mayor, to have ali
water-hxtures examined, and to report Zach and
every case Of violation OF the ordinance on water
II Is hored that the citizens viii see that all LEAKS
and unnecessary waste OF wafer are immeoiateiy
BIZ order of the Committee on Water:
de law j. l. DAVIS. supertntendent.
RIO HOUsEKEEPERs.-We have
Il Cox's GELATfNE,
NELSON'S GELATINE,
SEA Moss FARfNE.
FLAyoRING EXTRACTS,
f sCoLMANas MUSTARD. s3t#f
HoEsFORD,S BREAL-PoWDERs,
LIQUID HEENKT. u -
POLK MILLtR q CO, Apothecartes,
do Ia corner Ninth are Aaln siree.ts
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T,HE GRAND ANNUAL COM &.
l. MUNlCATION Of the GRAND Xxx
LODGE OF A. Y. NJ. OF VIRGINIA Will y
he held at st. Adams Hall, In the city of Rich
mond, on MONDAY the 18th day of December,
1874, at 6 p. NJ. o.,
BY order of the Grand Master.
no Sold JOHN DOVE, Ct. ).
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Doors AND SHOES AT COST.s

In order to close out by the 1st OF JanuaryA
offer the balance Of my stock al the following low
prices:
Ladies' Morocco Sewed Shoes. 81 %, 81 so, tl.75
being soc. less thiu old prices;
Misses High Cut Poll Sewed onoes, $125 worth
S1.75-a good school-shOe;
Ladies' Ser2e Gal ers, plain and foyed, tl.25,
also, ~ rs, and S2-worth double the money ;
Genilemen's Calf Sewed Boots s4-cheap nj 80;
A tine assortment OF Gentemen's IIaiters and Laced
Shoes of the latest styles at half price--the
Alexis and box-toe are very much admired;
My home made Calf Shoe "a yery easy-wearing ar
ticle-only 81. SO worth 1850;
Heavy Kip Boots for farmers wear, 80 worth VI:
Heavy Srogaps, Plough Shoes, &C., SO cheap no one
can refuse TO buy Them.
Call soon at the old Shoe Store OF
M.GOLUES,
1923 Main street.
Sign of the RED FLAG no DJ-lm
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THE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
J. the VIRGINIA STATE DENTAL ASsOC!A-
TION will be held In the front room in Association
Hall, on Main between Eighth and Ninth streets,
commencing TUESDAY MORNING, december
9Th at O'Clock All members of the dental pro
of fare viii be kindly granted all delegates passing
over the Chesapeake and ohio and Richmond ana
petershur r railroads. Bv order Of the President.
GEOhGE +. kEEsEF,
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FURNlTURE,
ITO THE PUBLIC.


ITO THE PUBLIC. q
respectfully call attention 10 my well.assor'ed
stock Of fine and low priced
FURNITURE
Of home and western maaufacturc-yiz.:
PARLOR SUITS, in terry reps, or aair-c aG.n
from W s'SS6
Stained and painted Cottage Suits...". 70 70 ~
Marbie-slab Cottage sufS.........." 4o 10 ,oo
handsome Walnut Cottage suits....... 90 70 o9E
Walnut and Oak Extension Tables. 10 10 81
OFFICE and LIBRARY FUhNlTCRE always
In stock or made TO order. ,,a
1 also keep on hand large assortment OF the
cheapest
BUREAUS. WAsHSTANDs.
LOOKING-GLASsES.m MATTRESSES,
BOLSTERS, PILLOWS, LOUNGES,
SOFAS. CRIBS, CIR ADLEs,
TRUsDLE-BgDSTEADS &C:
ORDERS respectfully solicit d, and prompt AZ
'~'1''~1 ARTHUR ROONEI:
Warerooms, Nos. 20 Governor street anu Azo'
Franklin observation-disclosures adjoining.
81 -2aw
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IpHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
VIRGINIA PRISON-REFORM ASSOCIA.
TlON win be held at Association Hall on MON
DAY, December IA, 1874, at O'Clock 2. III.
WILLIAM P. MUNFORD,
III, o. Secretary.
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DROFESSOR 81. f. LAUBES 81
Il DANCING ACADEMY, GA
Levy Brothers Hall, corner of Eleventh andEgN
Main streets.
Ladies, Misses. and Masters: WEDNESDAY and
SATJiRDAY AFTERNUUNS at O'Clock. Gentle
men TUESDAY and FnlDAY Eve NlNGS At ..
Glide, Pause, Boston, and all the latest dances
taut hit. 10 Z5-Zm
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MILITARY NOTICES.

MILITARY NOTICES..
HEADQUARTERS GUARD OF THE 4
IL COMMONWEALTH. December 14ih, a
1S74.-SPECIAL ORDER No. 1.-The members Di
OF the company will meet at the armory THIS IL
(Monday) EVENI &c at IN O'Clock in fall-dre S
uniform for inspection and drill. BY order OF
&c. WALTHALL,
de14-lt* Orderly Sergeant
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NfR. NICHOLS AT ASSEMBLY HALL
N
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER l4TH.

In consequence Of the great success OF MIR;
Nichols's readings In this city he has been INDUCED
and last entertaining Mt on MONDAY ENGNIhG
the l4th instant, af O'clock at Assembly Hall,
with the following tempting programme:
l. Scene from the Merchant of Venice. Shakespeare.
g. The Demon Snip. ...................... Hoou.
4. How Edited an Agricultural Paper. Mark Twain.
g. The Bapgage-Smasher's Doom $780,. Anon
s. T he Memorable Trial of BardeIl Us. Pick.
WICK.
z, Mrs. Brown at The Play. Skelchley.
Tickets, SO cents. For sale ut the bookstores and
at the door de l2-zt
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TUST RECEIVED, another lot ofs
fO KELLEY MOORE'S FINE SHOEskA
for ladies, consisting Of BOX.TUED BUT
TON-BUOTS, 81 rAlIHT GOAT BUT iUS-
BOOTS, FRENCH aud URACOA KID BUTTON
BOOTS, SERGE and KID FOXED BUTTON
BOOTS and BALMJRALS. All elegant goods.
JOHN G. PAGE, JR., 900 Main, between Ninth
and Tenth streets dee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-14

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND.l
RICHMOND, VA, December IL. 1874. )
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Il of the stockholders Of this bank will he held at
their BANKING. house, In this city, on TUESDAY,
the 9th day of January, 1875. at 2 O'Clock III.
Do I o ota rtd A. GLOVER. Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-14

.NJOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
IN STOCKHOLDERS of the MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND win be held
THEIR bank In this city, on the SECUND
TUESDAY IN JANUARY NEXT, being the 18th
day of the month, at O'Clock H., for the purpose
Of electng director; for the ensuing year,.
:, de O. 2awtd j. B. MORrUN, Cashier;