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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02

STREET IMPRovEMENTs.-The following is
statement of the lineal feet of grading,
grayeiling, granite cutters, brick sidewalks,
:curbstones, tagging, sreet-paving, mac
adamizing, and sewers laid down during the
year 1878, from February 1ss-to December
3lst:
Marshall Ward Grading, 4,502 feet ;igra.
yelIing, 3,S45 feet; brick sidewalks, 1,191
feet; curbstones. So feet; tagging, 161 feet
sewers, 1905 feet. -
jefferson Ward.-Grading, 1853 feet; gra-
mite cutters, 325 feet; brick sidewalks, e44
feet; curbstones, 15S feet; f1gging, log
feet; street-paying, 3S9 feet; sewers, 2,ol4
feet.
Madison Ward.-GradiDg, 100 feet; gra-
mite cutters, q feet brick sidewalks, AT
feet; curbstones, 0 feet; tagging, S6 feet;
sewers, 1,911 feet.
Monroe Ward Grading, 2,180 feet gra
mite cutters, ], ,44S feet; brick sidewalks, S95
feet; curbstones, 1, ,475 feet; flagging, u feet
street-paving, Is feet; macadamizing, 6,15C
feet sewers, 1885 feet.
Clay Ward.-Grading, 5,642 feet; gravel
ling, 6,692 feet; granite cutters, ,425 feet
brick sidewalks, OIL feet; curbstones, ,8Ss
feet; tagging, 222 feet; sewers, LIS feet:
jackson Ward Grading, 435 feet; granlt
cutters, 220 feet brick sidewalks, LOIS feet
curbstones, 313 feet; faggiDg, 33 feet
sewers, 475 feet.
Grand Totals. Grading. 1892 feet; gra
yelling, 10,537 feet; granite cutters, 3,44
fleet; brick Sidewalks, ,O61 feet curbstones
3,S7S feet; tagging, $40 feet; street-payipe
4o4 feet; maeadamizing, $3.50, feet; sewers
S,647 feet. ~ "
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LOCAL MA TIERS.
;, SrsgoyrnsoR KEnrEp

INSTALLATION orSGoyERSoR sKEMPER.
The ceremonies attending the irrsc!InfsN
innupnration Of Governor james L. !Kemper
yesterday were very simple, and ne was vas
sworn In almost before he knew it. !.
At about 3 O'Clock, when the votes had
been counted by the joint assembly, the COM %
,mittee Of the two Houses waited upon zen.
eral Kemper, at the Executive mansion, ana
informed him of his election. Governor ".
G. Walker, Colonel T. IF. Owens, aid to the
Governor; General William II. Richardson,
Adjutapt- General; General James Fl. Walk
er. Of Pulaski; William Matthew, of Lou
doun, an eX.member Of the General Assem-
bly; General Kemper's SON, Mr.. Philip F.
Howard, q former clerk in sthes Office of the
Secretary of the Commonwealth; Judge Ed.
ward Fl. Fitzhugh, Of the Chancery Court
of this city; and Mr.. William j. Bigger, as
sistant clerk Of the House of Delegates, were
the only persons present when the oath OF
Office was administered to General kemper'
The party were assembled in the western
reception-room of the Executive mansion.
and the ceremony of administering the oatn
occupied only q moment or two. This done
Governor Walker shook hands with the
newlv-made Governor, wished him well, ano
then very gracefully left the Executive man
sion, and repaired, with Colonel Owens, te
his new quarters at the Ballard House. The
rest of the party proceeded st once 10 tn'
Capitol.
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ANNUAL NEW-YEAR's g CELEBRATION OF LEVY
BRorHERs.--Last evening the spacious base
ment warerooms of the Messrs. Levy Bro
theirs, at Nos. 1017 and 1919 Main street, was
lighted up and decorated for. the ann ual
New.Year's entertainment given by the nm
to its numerous male and female employees.
The long table was spread with abundant
substantials and delicacies, and was presided
over by Mrs. E. j. Levy and Mr.. Abram
Levy, the senior member Of the firm. .,.f
AT given signal the lady clerks, the
young gentlemen, and the boys formed in
procession Of twos and marched down to
the table. Mr.. Abram Levy, on behalf OF
the firm, welcomed them to the festive
board and wished all happy New Year.
he congratulated all that they had passed
through the late panic without suffering by
it, and that the band Of death had not
touched their numbers since their last New
Years celebration. He closed by remarkinS
that since last New-Year's day he had con-
cluded 10 have no more wine or egg-nog at
his annual entertainments, lest he should
some day have some one of his employees to
saw to him, ~ took my first draught of
liquor at your table" ID
After the edibles had been discussed seye-
raj young gentlemen spoke briefly in re.
Spouse to calls, and Mr. James E. Folkes read
poetical effusion that was fuu OF good
humor and capital hits upon some OF those
connected with the establishment. The oc.
casion was one of real enjoyment, and Will
long be remembered by those who particl-
pated, -,t..,sss .-,e ~; ~ tsr yI
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) GCoMPLHsxHsrc -Govz1NGz iWA1kER.-;
Last night was warm and brig. like q sum,
imef,s night, andis large number .7of ladies
and gentlemen assembled ON Cspitol Square
ard promenafed the walks in anticipation
that the proposed sefeuade by the First Viz
ginia regiment would take place at the Ex-
ecutive mansion, but they were dfsapp pointed,
for Governor Walker had removed to the
Exchange Hotel, and Governor. Kenper had
declined the compliment Of serenade ten
dered him BY the regiment, Il go. s.5.l =
!, At II O'clock The regiment, headed by IT'S
band, marched to the Exchange Hotel and
formed In close column OF divisions In front
Of the main entrance. An immense crowd
OF citizens had already been waiting for
more than an hour, and after eneor two airs
had Decspaascdi iby the band the Governor,
being loudly called 10, apReesed, and as
soon as the cheers Of the crowd were Y'efssih Yi'fsih
ed responded to the compliment ina briel
eloquent, and appropriate speech. Whel
the Governor had concluded, the band agai
discoursed fine music; after which the reg
tment marched back to their armory, an
were dismissed. As2E
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NEw-YEAR ATTHE FEMALE ORPHAN AsY-
LUM.-The dinner on yesterday for the girls
at the Female Orphan Asylum was COM
plete success, and showed at how small q
cost the hearts Of the unfortunate can be
gladdened. "
At the request of the donors the entire
contribution of $3.50 was expended in the
dinner. After feasting on turkey, ham.
tongues, oysters, celery, &C., &C., jelly, ice.
cream, cake, and oranges were served,
and if the kind donors could have seen the
glistening eyes, bright faces, and keen relish
with which these little girls partook of the
good cheer provided, they would indeed
have realized that " it is more blessed to
give than TO receive"
The dinner was admirably served by the
kind matrons and lady managers who were
present. Rev. DR.. Woodbridge asked a
blessing, Rev. Dr. Peterkin made a brief but
timely address to the children, and Rev.
DR.. Wall returned thanks at the close of
the exercises.
Upon the whole the occasion was one long
| to be remembered by the little folks, and
will be pleasant memory to the managers.
May the "happy Newly ear'' Of these orphan
children be an earnest Of many bright days
to come. May the Father of the iatherless
ever provide for them as kind friends as
those who remembered them yesterday.
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MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. a meeting of the
above-named building association held last
night the following officers were electea
President, Henry Gunst; Vice-PresIdeDt,
Henry Wal1erstein Treasurer, B: Becher
Secretary, William Lovensteiu; Trustees,
j. Thompson Brown, H. G. G. Hartman,
and G.. Haase. Directors: Julius SycIe. Isaac
Ii. Shields, John E. Hankins, Solomon Wise,
S. A. Winstock, and C. Wendlinger.
The Secretary submitted his report from
March 18th the date of the organization OF
the associatton) to the 3lst of December,
which showed the receipts from all sources
to have been $40, 0,T24.95. Of this amount
$40, 200 has been disbursed on account OF
2O1 shares redeemed. The profits on each
share have been S11.07. The nominal value
of each share now is S2O.32.
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nG SANTA CLAUS'S HEADQUAR'
TIERS at ANTONI'S CONFECTIONERY, Main
street, just below the post Office. .
We ask you to look al his stock Of Candies, Crys-
tallized Fruits, Chocolate and Gum Drops, tls
Paste, Bonbons, and Candy Toys. . !.
The cheapest Doll Babies in town; beautiful va
rietv of Fancy SILK and Satin Boxes; Firework:
Of every variety.
Housekeepers should not fai TO remember this
large stock OF new Raislns. Citron Surrants, MUS
and Figs. You will be sure TO buy u you give hlH
-' A. ANTONI Confectiouer,
de lS.t.Ja3 ,ust below the post-otfice.
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MANCHESTER NEWS

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-Stuart Lodge, No.
141, I. 90. F., has elected the following Off
GERS: W. L. Richardson, N. g.; a. a.
Waugh, v. G.; j. B. Walden, secretary 81.
A. Jordan, treasurer; Robert A. tBaugh,
chaplain. Trustees Fl. A. Jordan, j. B..
Walden, and Michael Stein. Appointments
By n, G.: B. A. Reggins, r. s.; Fred. Tor
rance, L. S.; Charles E.. Day, c.; Robert
Ellis, W.; j. q. Purdue, 0. g.; John NJ.
Lundie, L. S. S.; j. G. Donley, r. s. S. Ap-
pointed by Y. G.: Isaac Kahn, Z. S.; L.
Whitworth, L. s.
West Star Division, colored Sons Of TEN.
perance, has elected the following officers
c. W. Jones, w. p; Hammett Smith, w.
A.; E. Jones, R. S. George Dabney, 3. s.
Adelaide Glasgow, c.; Elizabeth Harris,
treasurer; Lily Wood, A. e.; Parthenia
Morris, ]. S.; James Jones, o. g.; Martha
Harris, P. W. p; Madison Burfoot, deputy.
FEsr,vE NoTEs.-After installing officers
Stuart Lodge regaled its members and in.
yited guests with one of the finest suppers
ever spread in this vicinity, gotten up under
| the supervision of fhe committee, Messrs.
Jordan, Buchanan, and Brown.
The annual balls of the Rising Star So
cials and NJ. T. T. and F.. passed off in the
most agreeable manner. The gentlemen O
the committees and Messrs. Bradley anC
Traphagen were unremittiDg in their efforts
to please.
ANOTHER BANQUET Lodge
will entertain its members and invited guest!
| at the county courthouse after ad1ournmen
of the lodge next meetipg-Dight.
CoNplTITIoS OF HALL AND KDD.-Dr. In
gram reports the condition of these gentle
men as being as favorable as could be
expected. Tue ball Of the Wide-AWakes i:
| pestponed on account of this accident, anc
all who intended to contribute to that affair
can hand over the amount to Yice-Presideni
Jones as a relief. fund for their wounded
comrades. -.-
DIVISION OF THE TowN.-The committed
| to divide the town into wards has so far pro
gressed as to determine on four wards; bu
the boundaries have not been definitely de-
termined on. - F.
| AN EXAMPLE WORTH FoLLowISG.-Rober
Beattie, Esq yesterday distributed to the de
serving poor of the town aquantity OF houl
and wood, ,,and in some instances, money tt
the really INDECENT. ~a
P4RApEs.-Friendly Division, coloreG
Sons of Temperance, paraded yesterday, the
occasion being the death of acomrade.
The Union Guard, Captain Worsham
also paraded, and made fine appearance.
TRUSTEES MEETISG.vRegular meeting 0
| the Board of Trustees tonight at the Coun
Gil chamber.
WATCH -MEETmG.-A large congregation
attended the love-feast and Watch-meetlns
at the Methodist church, where the usua
devotional exercises were held.
sUspAY-SoHooL FEAsr.--The scholars Q
the Belle Isle Union sabbath-schoo5 =. =
Walter, Esq, superintendent, were enter
ltained Yesterday evening at the school-roonl
and the little ones relisbed the feast greatly
Addresses, singing, &C., added TO the inter
est of the occasion. @ e
INsrALrAr1oN.-Th officers of Mancheste
Council, No. 102, Friends Of Temperance
will be installed tonight. Friends IRON
| Richmond invited to attend. - ..
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SEIEcr1os or fOyrIcEss.-The following OH.
GERS were elected at the last meeting Of
StonewaIl Council, Friends OF Temperance:
President, j: b. Burroughs Associate,
James 81. AiHslie; Chaplain, Charles M.
Muhley; Secretary, G. W. Hardwicke; Fl.
nanciai Secretary, W.R. Roaue; Treasurer,
John IF. shinberger !; Conductor, Thomas
a. Riddick Assistant Conductor, ". b
Moore; I.s., Charles E. Hacker; =: s, =.
p. Walsh; Ex-President, W Z: ID. kellam.
These officers will be installed at Spring
field Hall on Monday night next, after which
ain entertainment will be served up to the
Ata meeting Of HiIlel Lodge. No. 81, a.
J. P. IS: B., the following officers were
elected: August Mohsberg, av.;; E.t A.
Ezekiel, nassi; Solomon Wise, achiasar
D. Roseudorf, AL; Julius Fischer, S.;
lahsam Harris, A. S.; A. Lazarus, s. D.;
trustees xbfam nsssH n. VI. 3 Kose' ss'.s q ~. u
i Wertheimcr. 5' i
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FEAST AT THE BRoAD-STREET METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL -Broad-Street Methodist
church Sunday.school room was the scene
last night of very pleasant gathering. The
occasion was the annual presentation OF
prizes to those pupils who have been pune
tual in attendance during the past year. A
large number of the friends OF the scholars
were present, as well as the officers and
teachers of the school.
Mr.. Z. E. Parham, superintendent of the
school, presented prizes to the following
scholars: Emma Riddick, Ida Wood, Ida
Downward, Mollie Conrad, Agnes Down
ward, Charles *. Willis, Joseph Phillips,
Micajah Willis, Henry A. Totty, Samuel
Wright, and Willie Arsell. Short addresses
were made by the Rev. Drs. Granbery and
Edwards, and after the singing of some
pieces by the children, they, with their
friends, parents, and teachers, enjoyed them
selves with the good things spread in abun'
dance before them. The little ones particu
larry had fine time. fs4 fse9as
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! A HANDSOME NEw-YEAR's SURPRISE "A
number Of the personal friends of DR.. James
E. Williams on Newly Years eve presented
him with beautiful silver service consisting
of four pieces handsomely gotten up and
suitably engraved as q mark Of their esteem
and high appreciation for him rs physician,
friend, and companion. The presentation
took place at the, Doctors residence, on
Fourth street, and was q very pleasant little
affair, and no doubt highly fattering to and
appreciated by him. -
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w PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

MI PRATI'S ASTRAL aOlA.
Absolutely safe Perfectly oderless. Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior to gas Burns
in any lamp without danger Of exploding or taking
Dire. Manufactured expressly TO displsce the use
volatile and DANGEROUS oils. Its safety under every
possible test and it. perfect burning qualities arr
proved by its continucd use in over 100000 faml
lies. Millions Of gallons have been sold ana no &C
cident-dircctly or indircctly-nas ever occurret
from burning storing, or handling It, ..-
The insurance companies and fire commissioner
throughout the country recommend the AsIhM M
,s the hest safeguard when lamps are used. Scne
for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally. and q
wholesale BY the proprie,ors. CHI ARLES PRATT
| Il co, 1OS Fulton street, New York. ..Ez
oc 7-d$w6m
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DR.. HowAR1s LEcTURE.-Dr. Howard's
second lecture on the spectroscope and It's
revelations will be delivered tomorrow night
al, the rooms Of the Christian Association.
'It Is only necessary to announce this lecture
to secure the attendance OF all who heard the
frst. And these who were not present last
Tuesday night can best repair their loss by at.
,fsndipg this evening. The Doctor. who Is
lalso q professor, presents this wonderfal
scien,Y In q manner so simple and clear as
n fast esi the attention and iHstfpet the
minds Of . pl plpmircuoHs audience to an un'
usual degree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02

FAIRFIELD GRANGE, Patrons of Husbandry,
held their regular meeting at Masonic Hall
last night. The meeting was an inter.
esting one, and much routine business
was done and work assigned to the different
members of the Grange. The Grange re.
solved to hold meeting for work at the
same place on next Thursday evening at
O'Clock. All members will on this occasion
bring some eatables with them, and after the
business Of the meeting has been concluded
short time will be spent in social inter
course among the members.
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.Ngw-YEAE FEsTryAL.-T -Tbe officers and
tbeachers Of the Third Presby ytertan' ehnr ch
entertained the Sunday. school scholars yes
teEAsy afternoon with q pretty Christmas
tree, q festival, &c. The little folks had q
6Be tiane, ,and went away highly delighSed
with their treat. e 49, !, M.
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HUsrHGs CouRT.-Tbis court commences
its next session on Monday the 5tb. At the
close Of rhe year very few cases were left on
its docket, and the books, papers, records,
&C., of the court are in the best possible
order. To the indefatigable management
and excellent system of Mr.. Andrew jim
kins. clerk, ard his assistant, Dir. LaWton,
is the city Indebted for one of the best man.
aoed offices in the State. These gentlemen
kindly furnished us with some valuable sta
tistics, which were published yesterday
morning +..s.
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NEw-YEAR's DAY.-The various city
offices, banks, &c., were closed yesterday,
and very little business was transacted. The
post-ofice was open from 9 to 10 A. ID. only,
and the carriers made their early morning
delivery. :,
The custom of paying New-Year's calls
was not regarded as extep sively as it usually
is, though number Of private residences
were thrown open for that purpose.
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ASSEMBLY HALL--DR. 5LANDIs's GRAFTON.
DIR. Landis. of Philadelphia, will serve up
the Devil in his inimitable style at Assem-
bly, Hall on Tuesday evening the 9th in
slant. DR.. Landis is pastor of the Christian
church in Philadelphia, and the northern
papers speak. highly Of his humorous ora.
tions on his Satanic Majesty. 80
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followers OF GOOD oYsTERs-wRLL-FLAyoRk
.oYsrRRs.--Thisi is to inform you that you can gel
the cleanestopened oysters, Of the best favor, on
MarshalI street between Second and Third. II you
know what an oysteris, and do not pronounce those
good that you obtain from this establishment, well
then migrate to the oyster-beds OF Lynnhayen
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HEAyY.-A friend Informs US that he was
at a. social gathering on Church Hill few
evenings since, the party numbering twenty,
among whom there were five ladies and
three gentlemen whose weight aggregated
/ $50 pounds. 80 -.
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THE THEATRE.--All that has been said in
commendation Of Mr.. Barrett as g sRiehlieu''
we reiterate Of bis rendering of that cbarac-
ter last night. Mir. Norton, as < Cheyaier
De Mauprat, ;" and Hiss .Haw thorn, as "Julie
de Mortimer" won additional laurels.
= Tonight, the occasion of his benefit, Mr..
Barrett appears as " Cassius," in the play Of
"Julius Cesar" in which character it is
said he is unequaled. 1;<5
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SEABRooK's WAREHoUsH.-The additions to
Seabrook's Warehouse recently ordered by
the Council are being rapidly built. They
consist, of two sheds, running from the pres
eDt building to Broad street between Sey.
enteenth and Eighteenth streets. They will
be ready for use in very short time.
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BOARD OF IMx1aRAr1oN.-Th final meet
imp of the State Board Of Immigration was
held yesterday. Major Jed Horchkiss sub
mitted bis report; which was received. IL
will be forwarded to the General Assembly
in q short time. s7 .......s
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OTHER BUSINESS. NaEs.--Messrs. Green
how & Meredith have dissolved partner
ship, and retired from business for the pre-
sent.
MIR. Walter S. Sublett is admitted to an in
terest in the business of Messrs John I. Sub
lett & Co.
Mr.. W. II. Cox withdraws from the firm
of Cox, Harris & Smith, ,and Harris 9
Smith continue the business Of the firm.
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MEMORIAL PICTURE.-We have received from
Mr.. j. W. DAVIES, Lee Gallery, 920 Main street,
a COPY of his memorial picture Of the Baptis:
General Association Of yirginia-a group OF two
hundred and thirty-four minister Of that body IT
is executed in the finest style Of the Photographic
art and fully sustains the reputation OF Mr. DAVIES
as master Of his profession Editor Richmond
Dtspatch, December 25, 1878.
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ALxcsr 4 FIRE.-At about 2:so z. u.
Yesterday 3 nantef piece in the dwelling OF
Mr. Henry Newman, who resides on west
Clay street, caught fire from the heat of. 9
furnace. and but for. the timely services Of
Officer Frazier would certainly have re-:
suited seriously. BE tore away q. g mantel
and soon extinguishfd tho flames.
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ng- MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH.

ERS-Don't fail to procure MRS. WlNsLoW's :
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident te
the period OF teething IN children 1t relieves ths
child Of pain, cures wind colo, regulates the nome
and by giving relief and health TO the child gives
rest to the neither.
Be sure to call for
"MRs. WINSLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. fe e24-Tu'Th&Ssm
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SCHOOL SUpERNTENDENTs APPoINrRD.-The
state Board of Education has appointed MIR.
FE. J. Armstrong superintendent Of public
schools for Page county, vice &. S. Parks,
resigned; William W. Wysor, gice j. III
Cecil, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02

Cosy1crs REcEIvED.-Two conyicts were
lodged in the State prison. yesterday from
smyth county-viz., Robert Oury (colored),
one year for house breaking, and John Gu
clendton (whitel three years for grand lar
ceny. -
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CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE.-THE Con
seryatiye members Of the General Assembly
viii have o conference tonight at u O'Clock.
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REDUCTION IN PRICE OF CoAL.-The Clover
Hill Company have reduced the price of their
lump coal to 1926 per load of twenty-five
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TRANSFER PRIyTING-ISKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-bills, &c. Can be copied
in the ordinary letierpress book Send your orders
for printing In these inks, and for all other descrp-
tions Of printing, to the DisDotch Printing House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02

LADIES WHO HAVE BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL In OBJ
tanning fine pictures elsewhere are respectfully
invited to inspect the beautiful RSAhELED Pho
roeRApns al the "LEE'' GALLERY, $50 Main
cfreef. st..t- - f.# .-s>' - 49,
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COOK & LAUGHTOE win sell at 10 A. II. Large
stock of household furniture. E... g.
THOMAS VI. KEEsEE. 6H p, NJ, Eve hundred
volumes valuable books. fs ,,.4
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DivIDEND.-The Merchants and Mechanics
Insurance Company has declared semi.
annual dividend Of eight per cent, free Of all
taxes,
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i To THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL AssEM-
BLY.-We respectfully announce ourselves as cam
didates for the Office Of clothiers, and solicit your
patronage. E. B. SPENCE SON, ~
Merchant Tailors i 500 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02

WHEN YOU WANT FINE PICTURES OF caiiL
pnEN, have the EyAMELLED aud dsATIN-RIN1sHED
Theyare taken at the t.LEK y GALLERY.
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best CLOVER H1LL Lulp coAL86 20 per loaa
and aIl Kinds OF anthracite coal at lowest narke
rates. 4. o. GAaY, No. IL Eighth street uea'
racket landing.