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ted Press telegram.1
narins Robbery In PortIaael.

PORTLAND. December 30.--About 6 O'clock
tbis evening Thomas Pennell, trsasure OF
cumberland county, was knocked down in
his ofiee and bis safe robbed OF ossWeen
ss GOO and slaO0O. One of the robbers tirst
ennaeed his attention by asking to have Q
check cashed, and imm sdiately AFTER knocked
him hin "a 'sanseless. WIththe aid Of q confederate
the safe was plundered OF Its contents. Mr.
Pennelrs pockets were also riaed. Inc
thieves escaped, and no arrest has been made
There is no clue to their identity.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE .CANAL.--Tues-
day morning, as Captain Sublett's packet,
the Dover, was passing near the waste
way about six miles from the city his
team of horses became frightened and ran
of. The tow-line was broken, and the
horses ran to the wasteway, where they
became entangled in the rubbish and stone.
The horse upon which Albert Clemens, the
driver, was riding, fell. One OF Clemens's
legs was broken just above the ankle, alo
one of the horses was killedand another very
much injured. ErtE -
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LYSE& BROTHER, / P. NJ, It's, 900 new bricks
with brick-yard machinery, &c.
LYME & BROTHER, 4 P. NJ, improved and un-
improved real estate In the town of Fulton, on
Louisiana, Graham, Second, aud Third streets;
also. lot with three brick and framed houses
thereon on Twenty.Afth between Main and
Cary streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at No. S05
q Broad street. stationery, envelopes perfumery,
iewelry, books, co., :7.Bh E24y=. - r
BURTON CARTER, IL NJ, personal effects OF
late James Kersey.
r. G. MORRISS, 10 A. NJ, furniture and mIscel
laneous articles. ...,
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MFR. Samuel BoWles, OF the Springfield
lMass.l Republican,, who has been on Q visit
to Washipgtop, expresses the opinion that
the Hon. NJ. G. Kerr, OF Indiana, will be the
hacxt Speaker OF the House OF Representa-
ives. He says Mr. Kerr !" has exhibited q
hbnst political morality and courage, o
b)tern opposition to anything like jobbery,
md the frmest adherence to sound. cur
fency doctrines, which will soon be counted
8 Of higher value even In mans political
htus than 1t is nops. 2
= In Australia in0e,lia.i0n Of cattle is NOW.
Regularly practised for the prevention of
BpletFeI Iaeumo onia, zi.
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FINED BY TIE POLICE JUSTICE. The fol
lowing parties were fined yesterday /: Henry
johnson (colored), for assaulting and beating
John Anderson, $3.50; John Anderson, for
trespassing upon the premises of and ours
ing and abusing the company of Martha Dill
Bouldip,' 81; George Green, for assault
Ing and beating Wallace Allan, SIS.
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/ LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE RICHMOND Posr-O OFFICE DECEMBER 30
81. B. Taliaferro, ESQ.,, Nos. 2.and 8 Gallegt
Slip, Richmond, Va; Miss Hannah Casey
care G. 81. Norman, Newport, B. l.; Mrs
e. G.. Williams Miss Sallie Bassett, Rich
mond, Va; Anthony Hall, Petersburg, Va.
Farley street, No. 25.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Affairs at New Orleans.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, December SO. The Govern
mems is without any information from It's
agents In Louisiana as to matters in New
Orleans, but there is an uneasy feeling that
trouble will occur on Monday next. It is
very evident that the Administration is de-
termined to stand By the Returning Board.
The announcements of Mr. Willfsms that
this shoulG. bs done is acqnisseed 10 by the
President, sud no nennber Of the Cabinet
has yet signfed disseat thereto. TInoN.
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ND, Va, THURSDAY MORNING. DEGEMB1

ELEcTIos OF QYE1cERs.-The following
officers were elected Tuesday night by
Stuart Lodge, No. 14l, ]. o. o. F., OF Man
chester: c. f. Gary, n. g.; F.. VI Tor.
renee, Y. g.; j. B. Walden, secretary; 81. A
Jordan, treasurer 4. A. Baugb, chaplain
at o regular council OF Chickabominy
Tribe, No. 81, L o. r. NJ, held In their wig.
VAN on the 28th sleep, bunting moon ;, g. S.
D. 3SS, the following chiefs were elected to
serve for the ensuing six moons, and win be
raised on the 9th sleep OF cold moon G. 8.
D. 3S4: John Pitt, Jr., saehem Joseph w.
Carter, senior sycamore; w. E. johnson,
junior sycamore; John f. Shinberger, c. oil
B.; j. NJ. Godsey, Il. OF w. 1
Fitzhugh Lodge, No. SO, 10. o. T., has
elected the following officers: John G.. Tel
Ter, noble grand; 81. c. Tabb, vice-grand /;
c. j. Spencer, secretary; s. H, Herndon,
treasurer; L. Lewis, past grand. Installed
by Past Grand Master Thomas J. Evans,
acting grand master. ....,.,.,SE, J,
Excelsior Encampment, No. %, I. o. O.
F., has elected the following officers for the
next six months: l.. Lewis, chief patriarch ;
John G. Teller, senior warden; H. c. Tabb,
Junior warden John B. Vaughan, scribe |;
F. T. Isbell, treasurer; B. G. Galloway, high
priest.
Richmond Lodge, No. IA, Knights Of
Pythias, elected the following officers last
night for the ensuing term: w illiam P. Poy-
thress, chancellor commander; A. Thomas,
Jr., vice. chancellor; R.. w. Thompson,
prelate; ]. W. Foster, master of exchequer;
c. P. Word, Dr., master Of finance; e. F.
Danforth, keeper Of records and seal; N.
w. Harrison, master.atarms j. Fl. Word,
Jr., inner guard; Il. E. Smithers, outer
guard. L. Enders Word, representative to
| Grand Lodge. .... 80.
AT regular meeting of Rising Mount
Zion Division, No. 35, colored Sons of
| Temperance, the following officers were
| elected for the ensuing term: Reuben Dick
erson, W.P.; Miss Catharine Randolph, W.
A.; Jerry Ruftin, R. S.; Miss Edmonia
Harris; A. r. s.; Horatio Harris, F. s.;
Michael Henry, treasurer; Adam Randolph,
chaplain; Frask Thornton, c.; Harrison
Hutchinson, A. c.; John H. Hill, /. S.; Jo-
seph Brown, o. S. Michael Henry, p. w.
P. These officers will be installed the first
meeting in January by D. 6. WI b. Harris.
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: FEW ARE AWARE of the importance Of checking
a cough or common cold in Its first stage. Thai
which in the beginning would yield to milo
remedy. If neglected soon preys upon the lungs
DIR. BULLS CouGH-SYRUP affords Instant relief
Price twenty five cents.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

.r#.sr-s .r-. France. v,-s@-s.h
PARIS, December 30.-M. Buffet (Presi.
dent of the Assembly,, the Duke De Bro
glie, and Dandiffret Pasqrier, and other
leaders of the various groups in the Assem-
bly,, met to-day at the suggestion of Presi-
dent MacMahon to endeavor to arrive at an
understanding concerning the constitutional
laws. The ministry was represented by
Duke Cazes, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and
M, Chancaud Latous, Minister Of the lnte-
rior. A settlement of the differences upon
these bills is hoped for.
A significant notice is published in La
France warning the Assembly to fulfil Its
engagements.
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LADY-APPLEs at ANToN1's.

BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNISH
nc, GOODS from Z. B. SPENCE & Son, merchsn
taiors and dealers in clothing shirts, and furnish
ing goods, 1900 Main street.
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BERLIN, December 30.-The' Archolsnop
OF Cologne has again been fined $4,000 tina
lers, and will probably be incarcerated.
Count Won Arnim has appealed TO the
Kammergericht, but the public prosecutor
anticipated him in bis appeal to the higher
court.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER. .-Police.J Justice
White yesterday morning issued a bench
warrant for Messrs. A. j. Tyree and.J. ID.
Morris on the charge of numbering Muscoe
johnson, the colored man who was ssshot on
Christmas. day and died from, the wound on
MONDAY. Sergeant Chalkley served the
warrant upon the accused at the. city jail,
where they were then and are now confined
charged with shooting johnson with intent
to Kill. They will be brought before the Po-
lice Court thisme and the first warrant
will be ignored and they will be examined
upon the. second one. 81 ftrI 4ri
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CoNyIcT REcEIvED.-Robert Marshall (co.
lored), of ,Lynchburg. was received at the
penttentiary yesterday for six years for
grand larceny. ..,19., s5sfs. 81
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Ciainess Eabor, i de. ].

SAHFRaEcIsco, December 30. Considera
bic excitement prevails here on account o
the determination Of the proprietorssof thi
Cornell watch.factory to- employ Chinese il
all departments OF the works. Seventy op
eratiyes from Chicago hafe protested against
the measure, and several 6f them were dis.
charged to-day a general strike is threat.
[ened, but the proprietors are firm and dprom-
ise TO adhere TO the new plaE.s "a
John Murphy, who was executed at Car
son, Nevada, yesterday for murder, made
some remarks on the seafold, protesting bis
belief in spsriiaalism, and at The SEINE time
utteripg horrible b)asphemies. z.si nj
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WAsH,saros, December a0.-Hon. A. q.
stenbens. accompanied by 8 few pefsonai
friends, had an interview with the Presioens
stis ia morning. The latter left his private
Office aad came ioWn-stairs to meet the hon~
orable rapresentatiTs from Georgia.
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GRAND CLosfNe-oUTi SALE OF THE STOCK OF
TEE PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY in order to close
business until spring.. Every article win be sold
regardless Of cost. The goods are all fresh and OF
The lssest styes-suc as bonnets, hats ladies' caps
flowers, feathers, silks, veIvets trimmings, orna-
ments, and many novelties Cail and buy wEzt you
want before the 10th Of January.ii
PARIS MrLLINEsr COMPANY,
-..g $3.50 ft5s ~ over Levy Brothers,
II Il 80 rs .iyI 10l7 and IOl9 8 Main street.
FINE HAVANA ORANGES, R....as f.rr..,
FfyE FLORIDA ORANGES,
E,.gf..sr 5 FINE YALEsCIA ORANGES,
MALAGA GEArxs,
CATAwn4 GRAPEs in 3-B boxes,
FRDE YELLOW BANANAS,
at P1zzMI's, ss7 Broad street. = a'.ii i
MALAGA GRAPES at ANTos1,s 25slEE Il :
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.tyHo,ossr BbN-Bot,Ns at ANToNrs.

I,AprEs's. GOLD, WATCHEs.-Those beauhtui
watches have arrived. Those who have been wait
ing can now be supplied. Alse, gold opera chains
chatalaiues, gold thimbiesi amethyst, sardonyx,
oriental topaz, and aqua marine rings, at C.GEN'
NETS, 1901 Main street, corner Tenth.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Paul Lightner, member
Of the House of Delegates for Bath and
Highland counties, is lying quite ill at his
room at the Exchange Hotel.
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Go TO ANroNI's for reception fruits.
Go to ANroNI'S for reception oranges.
Go 10 ANToNl'S for reception bon-bons. !!
Main street below the post-of1ce.
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MEssRs. W. D, BLAIR & Co. HAVE AN UNcoM.
MoNLY FINE PALE SHERRY at $3.50 per gallon'
Also, choice liquors of all kinds. i.
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TRANSFER PnINTIyG IyKs.-We Invite atfen-
ton TO the beautiful and useful TRANsFER LINKS
that we are now using. They are OF recent intro.
duc.ion. but are already extensively usea py rai.
road and steamboat companies, banks, mercnsnts,
and others, Tine inks that we are now furnishing
are ,r 4 Quality that can be copied any length o!
fime aftssl,eing printed. Wil! copy In ordinary
ietter. 1rcss book. L5s a9
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MIEITARY NOTICES.

T0MPANY B fWALKER GHTE
AJGTJARDl, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENI.f n
Assemble at your armory, No. 914 Mnin street, Vj
hetyeen Ninth and Tenth streets, THIS Ihnfs- "
dayI EVENING at O'Clock, for drill. BY order o.
Isayntein = r. ~, RLss w. r. BURG ESS,
- de Al Il fk Orderly Sergeant
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( FLOWERS FOR NEw-YEAR's--Floral decora-
lions OF every description furnished By JOHN Nor
TON, corner Main and Reservoir streets. Send your
orders in early. II
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Go TO ANroNis and get your confectionery fol
YOUR reception.table. Main street.
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sCAL1FoRS1A PEARS at ANToNI's.

CALI. EARLY and have your NEw-YEAR's CARDS
printed at the Dispatch printing-house.
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workings OF the Maine Prohibitory
TQN

AUGUSTA, Me-, December 30.- Statistics OF
the workings of the prohibitory law 10 Maine
during the past year show that $50, GOO in
fines was imposed and collected for violations
of the law. There have been 276 convic-
tions of rum.seliers in the Supreme Court,
and Al commitments to jail-a larger num-
Der than in any similar period previously.
Crime has decreased, the number of con.
victs being twenty-five per cent. less than
ton years since ...
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POLICE sGouRT, YsEsTER DAY--George
Green, assaulting and beating Wallace snead,
was fined S5. b 81
Henry johnson, guilty of beating John
Anderson, was fned $3.50.
John Anderson and Henry johnson,
charged with mutually assauitins ana beat.
ing each other. Anderson was fined S1 and
johnson $3.50. s s;as ~
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Snair.

MADRID, December 9O.-General Martinez
Compos has pronounced in favor of Prince
Alfonso, son of ex.Queen Isabella, and with
two battalions of soldiers is at Muryideo,
province Of Valencia. A portion of the Re
publican Army.of the Centre has been with
drawn from the pursuit Of the Carlists to
move against. him.
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A SHALL FORTUNE Won By a RICHMOND
MERCHANT Mr.. w. w. Myers, proprietor
OF the cigar.stand and liquor.store. on the
corner of Fourteenth and Main streets, is
the holder Of the balf.ticket In the Masonic
Relief Association of Norfolk numbered
II ,545, which drew the capital prize. The
capital prize was advertised to be $4,000,
but was scaled seventy-ive per cent, and
will therefore be only $500. Or this sum
MIR. Myers gets S3,750. He was one of the
agents of the Relief Association, and when
his returns were made up ticket No. II ,545
was lett on hand unsold. He kept half OF
the ticket and remitted for it, aud sent the
other half back to the Association. Upon
reading the Dispatch yesterday morning he
was gratihed and surprised to find that he
was the holder of part of the chief prize:
ticket. During the day Mr. Myers received
a telegram from his brother in Norfolk con-
tirming the report of the drawing as pub
lished in this paper, and therefore leaving no
doubt of his good luck.
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A RoMAScE.-Tbe Cincinnati Commercial
Of Sunday says: ~
AT the German Reformed church, at the
corner of Sycamore and Orchard streets,
Yesterday afternoon, there was an Interesting
marriage ceremony. the parties to the con.
tract being Alexander FraDz Eur Hosen, OF
ST. Petersburgh, Russia, and Miss Sarah Ep-
stein. daughter of DR.. Ephraim NJ. Epstein,
of this city. The bridegroom, dashin1g
fellow, traces his lineage back TO the sturdy
mercantile nobility of Holland. He is
man of wealth, and conducts flourlshing
tobacco trade in St. Petersbnrgh. AS to the
wooing, there isa little bit Of romance. In
an album at the house Of some of the Ep.
stein relatives in St. Petersburgh the young
merchant saw photograph of Miss Sarah !:
In "a twinkling Of an eye he fell in love, and
expressed an ardent wish to see the fair ori-
ginai. Correspondence followed, photo.
graphs were exchanged, and about q year
ago Miss Epstein made a visit TO Russia.
Prelminaries were arranged, with the re-
suit above stated. The bride and groom
leave for Nsw York, and will thence journey
10 st. Petersbllrgh, which city they will make
their homeo - III,
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DFBs0LHaEOEs'tsa, PARTNEE4HERA.
DUBLIC N0TICE-Tbe firm Of MOGH-
4 LAR POWELL kaSthis day been dissstves
by mutual corEent.. "A. r MooEIAR will settJs up
the business of the concern, All persons indebted
to them will make payment to him, and all persG1s
having claims against them Will present them, 70
him for payment AT. MOOKLAR,
JAMES A. POWrLL. q
DECEMBER SO, 1874. = 'At 80 de 31.2rss
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THg ASSAULT UPON POLICEMAN PARATER.
Messrs. Jack Williams Charles Warrington,
William Barefoot, Tom Farpaer, and John
King, charged with ,assauttlng Policeman j.
81. Parater on the night Of the 24th instant,
were before Police-Justlce White yesterday
morning. Mr. Cabell, Commonwealth's at.
torney, asked a postponement,a as he had just
returned TO the city saDd he desired an op.
portnnity to converse with some of the wit
iaesses. The Rolice.Justice said that as there
had already been several ,continuances be
thought an examination; ought now to be
entered into. Major Alfred 3. Courtney
appeared as counsel for the accused. The
eVideisce showed that the young men, on the
night IN question, finding that Perry's ball
had ended, went to the house OF Mr. Lewis,
where private party was in progress.
They asked 70 be admitted. but were told
that it was frolic Of children only aud 1t
wouldn't be proper for them to come In.
Tbereupon they started away. Policeman
Para.er says that some Of them were disor-
derly, and that uron his demonstrating with
them one of them said: "We are rolling.
mill men, md no id policeman can take
as" Parater grabbed the man, and, accord.
ing to his account, all the others jumped
upon him, and treated him roughly. he
asked King to assist him, but King helped
his companions, and in the struggle received
severe blow upon his skull from Para.
ter. In the contest Parater's club was
wrenched from his hands by King, and his
hat and badge knocked off by some of the
party. When about to draw his pistol the
young, men ran of and were pursued by
Parater, who fired four shots as they re-
treated. Of the five Parater could only
positively identify King. -
The evidence FOR the defence, given by
the accused and others, differed in many very
important particulars from Policeman Para.
| lter's statement. and they, one and all, utterly
denied doing anything justifying their arrest
Mr. King was fined $40. all the others
were discharged. 18st. ss -,
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MONDAY, January 4th: 1875, first time In this
city of the grand historical tragedy
EARL OF ESokX.
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~ DEATH or Ma. .iJAMss 3. HowIsoN.--Post.
master Van Lew yesterday received the fol.
loving IS Annapolis, Nd, December 30
1s74.-Be pleased to inform any of the re-
tJafsyes of James r. HoWison, Of this city.
that he died sudd deniy this morning.
- s s. f, -,'jsffs La. RANDALL.o
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ANNUAL PASSES for railroad and steanb 20
companies printed In frst-cless style at Dfspascn
f,rinttng.house.
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W IpE.BRATIse PuMaHED. Jack Nenable,
q eoIored citizen, Was yesterday sent TO. jail
for { senty days for slapping the jaws OF his
wife, Ljzzie Yenables
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lfsg Fatal GoaEMins ExpsOsfaa-
SALT. LAKS, December 50.-An explosion
occurred in a coahinineI near EYanstoa. .WJs
oming Territory, yesterday, by which eight
persons were killed. 90 s7
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Deeissesn tn ]; a Z REar,k ! Csne.-. . .

=" Deeisas1 I'm Bank Csss-
AssgsTE, GA., December SQ-The Sil
lpreme CourtOf Georgia, In the case brought
by certain billholders against the MecbaSfes
Bank Of Augusta and its stockholders de.
cided shat the biH-holders are entitled 10 .
receiver.
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'sHUG ME NAE"

"HOe ME NAE" q
Second annual
SOCIAL MEETING AND BALL
RICHMOND CALIFORNIAN CLUB,
VIRGINIA oPERA-HoUSE,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1874.
The RICHMOND CALEDoN1AN CLUB will celebrate
their second annual meeting at the above hall on
THURS DAY, December 81, 1874, at O'Clock z.
NJ. The entertainment will commence with the
beautiful Scotch drama, in two acts, entitled
CRAMOND BRIG;
CR,
THE GuDEAfAN o. BALLANGEICH;
the whole concluding with
GRAND BALL AND SUPPER.
Professor voelker's First Virginia Regiment
Band will be In attendance. r.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
James Macdougall, Robert Cameron,
John Shanks, Thomas McNlVen,
Thomas Glib. de 3O-2t
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n N. WALKER q CO., GENERAL In
Igs SuEANCE AGENTS, l 9I4 MAN STREET

N N. WALKER q CO., GENERAL In
Ds SUEANCEl lAG EETS, ! 9f4 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA. representing the ,,, =. -,
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
3. S3S%GeeG99S sa!ei
M l.iMiEHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA'
NY, OF New York--assets over 460 600 ,.,,
EYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANhlNG
COMPANY, Of LynchburS, Va.-asss~ 'oSs7
soyTTifo9a oxyTTif9STIo INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
BROOKLYN, ". Y.-assets over fs300.o9g; rpuh-
PHEN1X INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BROOK
lyn. n, Y,-assets over $1,000, 600.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Va.-assefs over s5o,0OO: .,ra
600, Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paie
al this agency Applications solicited, and imme
date attention given thereto. o. " 40
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

RICHMOND THEArks'
POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY. E
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 4TH, 9TH, AND 9Th, 1870.
Farewell appearance of the undisputed and regal
queen of
ENGLISH TRAGEDY, .s
the world-renowned
Wv JANAUSCHEK,
sunnorted by her new and most brilliant
NEW YORK STAR COMPANY.
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POPLAR PRICES

TUESDAY, January 9th, CHESNEY VOID,
fBleak House.)
WEDNESDAY, January 9th, MARY STUART
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POPULAR PRICES.
Admission to Orchestra Chairs and Dress Circle
si-reseryed seats only 25 cents extra; Parques
rs cents; Family Circle, 80 cents; Gallery 20
The sale of reserved seats will commence on on
THURSDAY MORNING. December 3 lst, al Y. r
Johnston's musicstore, 91S Main street.
de 2S-9t
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FINE HAVANA ORANGES, .
AUCTION SALES THIS DAT,

MALAGA GRAPES at ANToN1's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-31

T1OR RENT, very desirable BRICK @s
II HOUSE corner Twenty-seyenth sad -
Broad streets, IN thorough order. Price, SAo per
nSn H nice BRICK TENEMENT on Second between
Main aud Franklin streets, recently repaired
fgscgs e sFfSh rENEMENr on Jackson street !ls
good order. Possession on lst January iefe.
frics sTg psTnE psTENEMENTHo on seventeenth
street Price, al so per month s,ti. 81
Also, SMALL H0usES ranging Ia price !lome M
gmodersfe means. Apply TO z. ID. EACAO,y 81,
~ o. S St.'S'--s - ,s!& Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-31

SWEET HAyAnA ORANGES at.AsroSIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-31

|FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE @A
II SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, containing a
ham or Cary-Strset road, distant from the city
limits about enc mile, known. as the keum House.
de 9l.2t -, - 80. !, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-31

y5OR RENT,THREENEW DWELL.A
r. INGJ on Main and Linden streets With -
nine rooms each besides closets and baih-soom nos
and cold water throughout t1e houses sno ~ ,16
II, 1rst-cIass houses. ABBY 70 rryYAuostf
1e dc G2.eod6t - NJ aRGbbs5 d WL1LL0