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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-25

SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVAL AT THE SECOND
BAPTIST CEURcH.-The Sunday school Of the
Second Baptist church inaugurated the fes.
tiyities of tho season right royalty last eve.
ming.
At an early hour the little folks and their
friends begun to assemble in the main audi.
ence-room of the church, where beautiful
Christmas tree, very artistically arranged
and filled with attractive presents, made their
eyes glisten and their hearts leap for joy.
After some very sweet singing by the chill.
dren and prayer Of thanksgiving led by
Rev. j. William Jones, in which special
thanks were offered for the prosperous jour.
ney and safe return of the pastor, DR.. Curry
in little speech'of rare beauty, appropriate
ness, and good taste, welcomed DR.. Biting
back to his native shores, dear old Richmond,
his family, his church, and his Sunday
school, and expressed the deep pleasure
which all felt at the auspicious return of the
pastor to gladden. the festive scene by his
presence.
Dr.. Biting made an appropriate response,
in which he warmly expressed his thanks
for the kind welcome, his joy at greeting bis
loved people once more, and the zeal with
which he would again enter upon bis pasto-
raj work, which was dearer to him now than
ever before.
The children then sung glad song of well
come to the pastor, and at the touch of the
bell the lights were turned Oh, old "Santa
Claus in his traditional habiliments. stalked
into the room amid roars of laughter from
the children, and the distribution of the
presents began.
Every member of the infant class received
an appropriate gift, and the little ones were
indeed happy, especially at good joke
which they got on Santa Claus as he was
about to retire.
The line of march was now taken up, and
all filed down into the lecture-room, where
long tables loaded with "goodies " were
spread. There was plate and the greatest
abundance for every one; and after bless
ing asked by Rev. Dr.. c. Ii. Ryland the
clatter of spoons and the jingle of merry
voices was the order of the evening. The
little folks not only had as much as they
wanted, but were not 10th to obey the in
structions of the superintendent--hlr. Il.
K, EllySon-that they should carry home
their pockets full of candy. nuts, raisins, &c.
The room was beautifully festooned with
eyergreens, and decorated with such mot.
toes as the following, very tastetully worked
in evergreen: I" Welcome"-We welcome
our Pastors return" CA merry Christ
mas and happy new-year." "The chill
dren for Jesus" &c.
The whole affair passed off most delight.
fully and reflected the highest credit on all
concerned in its management.
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Editors Dispatch: Gentemen,-I see in
your teegraphic column ibis morning state
ment that does injustice TO State Senator G.
w. Graham. In The first place, he did moi
know that I intended to prefer charges
against Hon. W. FL. StoWell on account OF
the sale of the cadetship.
He had no connection with my action in
any way, and had told me, when asked about
If, that he, as Republican, did not intend to
make charges against one of his own party,
and would have nothing to do with it except
as he might have to as witness.
He Is no coward, and is, | presume, able
to take care of his own interests in the Vir-
gina Senate or in Washington. [ preferred
the charges without bis knowledge or con-
sent, and without telling bim that l was
going to Washington to do it.
Respectfully, J.P. BRADY.
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NATIONAL CEMETERY, RICHMOND, VA, De
cember o. Editors of Dispatch | request
Mr.. CARRIER to correct his answer to the Hon
James Lyons's letter published in this day:
Dispatch. Mr.. CARRIER says that no one but
James Kelly, the father of the Kelly chill.
dren, cslled to see him. assert that and
james Lyon were in company with Mr.. James
Kelly when he (Kelly) paid the fare for bis
children to Mr. CARRIER. And in answer te
the Hon. James Lyons's card assert that
Mr. James Lyon, now resident Of Seven
Pines, is considered to be man who would
scorn to take any mans letters but his OWL
out of the.post-office. He will answer fol
himself. P. HART, Superintendent.
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1874.
THE WEATHER To-DAY.-From our RI.
ports uis morning he, probabilities are ht'
the soeather today ,ciR be clear.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool
and pleasant, with brisk westerly winds.
RANCE OF IAer,n omefer at the DEstSutch oface
nseSnLc- 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-DAY.-The follow
ing are the special appointments for Christ
mas-day:
ST. Peters Cdthedral.--Services at .
O'Clock. A. M.-high.mass at 7 and
O'Clock, low.masses; and at balfpast 10
pontifical high.mass will be celebrated by
Rt. Rev. Bishop Gibbons, during which
Mozart's twelfth mass will be rendered BY III.
choir, with orchestral accompaniment. II l
Grace Church (EpiscopaD. D.-Rey. Kinlock
Nelson at IL A. NJ. instead of IL, as hereto.
fore announced.
Monumental.-Servic at II A. NJ.
Broad Street Methodist.-Rev.J j. &. Gran.
berry, D. D., at II A. NJ.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON SUNDAY.-The
usual religious services will be held in al
of the city churches on Sunday except the
following special appointments
Second Bdptist.-Rev. c. c. Biting, D.
D.. at II A. NJ. and = P. NJ.
Broad Street lNethodlst.-Rev. J. c. Gran
berry, d. D., at IL A. NJ; Rev. William E.
Edwards, Of Norfolk, at y P. NJ.
Egba Park Methodist Episcopal (92S west
Marshall street, Preaching at P. NJ.
by Rev. u. F. Woodward, of Clay Street
Methodist church.
Cfristadelphian Synagogue Uevy's Hall)
A discourse upon &c Death, and the condition
of man until the resurrection" at P. III.
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Nor FORGOTTEN. convicts in the pen.
itentiary, the prisoners in the city JAIL, ano
the inmates Of the almshouse, are eacn te
have to-day much better dinner tnan
usual. Cbristmas, while it may not 6ripe
them happiness, will at least De made a
agreeable sas circumstances will allow"
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justsce Joseph
j. White presiding.- Malinda Glover.
charged with stealing one set of knives and
forks from Matilda Fields. Accused dis
charged.
james Brown was fined 81 for creating q
disturbance in the street. !
Virginia Stewart, guilty of using profane
language in the street, was required to pay
$3.50.
Marion White, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care of himself, was dis
charged and ordered to leave the city.
John Wills was sent to jail for thirty days
on the charge Of being suspicious eharae-
ter. .,------ ----- i
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THE SPECIAL ELECTION In SUssEx.-TEe
Secretary of the Commonwealth yesterday
received the returns of the special election
held in Sussex county to fill the vacancy in
the House caused by the resignation of MIR.
J. FL. Van Auken. Henry III. Lennon re-
ceiyed 667 votes; Charles l.. Cooke, 219 ;
Richard r. Wilson, 81; j. B. Jarratt, 2.
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E,vo7ros OF TEMPERANCE OFF1CERs.-Ex

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFIcERs.-Ex:
ceIsior Division, No. IS, (colored) Sons OF
Temperance, at regular meeting elected GH the II
following officers Abram Lucas, W. r;
William Fl. Manning, VA; William r r.
johnson, 4. S.; Samuel Huehess, A. r.; s.;
William "a. Simms, f. S.; William L. White,
T.; Edward Norris, C.; Wilson Taylor,
c.; Richard Lomax, A. c.; George Taylor
is; Martin Quarles. O.s.; Joseph b. Har'
per. P. W. P. These officers will be. in.
Stalled the first meeting in January, 1879, by
William F. Brown, District Deputy Grand
Patriarch. t.if :. ~ ~ E.s -
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I "A CARD Having retired from the practice Of
dentistry. ] confidently recommend DR.. JUp. B.
WOOD to all my former patrons as thoroughly com.
petent IN every branch OF The profession 4 EN-
ploy him In my own family. Il. N, HUDSON.
Loatisa coaaep. "a. December 2a, 1874.
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SCHOOL TRUsTEEsr rAPPorNrrD.- The State
Board Of Education has appointed the fol-
lowing school trustees: "a

80.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES 1APPorNrRD.- State
Board Of Education bus appointed the fol
lowing school trustees: 49, -
Accomac county: Pnngotegue district
Thomss L. TroWer; Lee, John T, Hutche'
son; Metompkin, Parker w. Parks Allan
tic, John d. Parsons; Islands, John Bunt
Ing.
Buckingham county: Maysville district,
William s. Wise; James River, Lewis w.
Cabell; Slate River, DR.. Frank Walker
Marshall, Fl. r. Nicholas +; Francisco, George
D. Saunders.
Campbell county Elon district, Ambrose
c. Rucker; Courthouse, Joel Il. Campbell;
Temperance, James NJ. Gunnaway; Pedler,
Thomas J. NJ. Goodwin.
Essex county: Central district, W. W.
Stone; Rappahannock, John w. Mitchell
Occupacia, Dr.. Walton Saunders.
Lee county: Rose Hill district, L. D. Full
kerson. .s.; - Us ,8aa.f
Lunenburg county !. Lewiston district, R.
w. Bragg; Browns Store, A. G.. Barnes
Pleasant Grove, DR.. William Passmore Re-
hoboth, r. j. Wallace and DR.. Joseph Mara
BILE; Lochleven, Dr. John 81. Elder Column
-bian Grove, William f. Moore land b. C.
Hawthorn. ls@4 SssaGEs ar.& i.
Northumberland county Lottsburg dis.
trict, DR.. a. j. Henderson; Heathsviue,
James NJ. Booth; Fairfield, Captain Robert
Crowther. '@s.'z = ..ts s15.t
Nausemond county /: Sleepy Hole district,
DR.. William T. Jordan and DR.. &. H. Bea.
man; Suffolk, Exum B. Britt; Chucka.
tuck, John NJ. CowliBg; Cypress, Walter al.
E!eV. s...,z,- :. 81 ., u ". t
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Mn RARRErr TIE TRAGEDIAN.-On ~

Mr.. BARRETT TIE TRAGEDIAN.-On Mon.
day night next Mr.. Lawrence Barrett,
most eminent tragedian, who won tor MN.
self fine reputation while in this city last
season. commences a brief engagement at
the Theatre. The; repertoire is as follows
Monday night, Richelieu; Tuesday, Ham
let; wednesday, King Lear; THURSDAY,
Merchant of Venice; Friday. (Barretts
benefit,) Bulwer's comedy of Money; sat
urday matiree, The Lady of Lyons; SAT
urday night, Julius Cesar.
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ACCIDENTALLY KHLED.-Joseph Holt, a
ipenitentiary convict, hired to the Old Do.
ninion Granite Company, was accidentally
killed at the company's quarry, in Chester
field county, on Wednesday, by the falling
of a rock tzaEl&
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FIRE INSURANCE.

DOYAL FIRE insurance. COMPANY
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASH =. Nv - Ai,OOsOOO
deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia. 100000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
L PANY, CT LONDON.
ASSETS. OVER..................... 9, 100000
DEPOSITED with Treasurer of Virginia. .s5O,O00
Shareholders pcrSonai!y responsible for The obi
cations Of the above companies.
ncprc>cnrilg the above staunch old English conf
raIg>. solicit the patronage of the public upon
iI,ir GnIucStlonaOle security, prompt aud liberal
settlement of al claims anC heavy income.
JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE & CO. Agents,
no 10 No. OS Main street.
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SALES OF REAL: ESTATE. Edward C.iGod-
din. real estate agent and auctioneer, has
sold recently a frame store and dwelling on
the corner Of Third and Baker streets lor
81 800; 1872 feet of ground on Franklin
street between TwentY-first and Twenty,
second streets for 81, 1872; farm OF 10y
acres in Chesterfield county for $1,000; !OO
acres in Henrico county for 2,225, and nine
acres for S270.
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HoRN-BLowISG PRoHlBiTED.-Chief.of Pc.
lice Poe has given positive orders for the
enforcement Of the city ordinance against
horn-blowing. AS there are plenty other
ways to spend Christmas happily, boys are
advised to refrain from this kind of amuse.
ment. II they do not twill be bad for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-25

BEES & CO., PHOTOGRAPHERS, are now perma-
pently located In their gallery over the Express
office, Main between Eighth and Ninth streets neH'
TO the old spotswood lot and will be pleased TO see
their friends and the public With increased facii
I,ies, and improved light, they expect to satisfy
ayen the most faslidious. No change In prices.
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THE RUSH AT PIZzNI's yesterday was great
enough to have depleted the largest New fors
depot; but he had prepared for 1t, and you can 6t
sunnlied to.da with ANYTHING in his line.
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BAg1Es.-ope million can be had at PIzzINrS.

TO ONE AND ALL.-Are you sufs ring from
cough cold asthma. bronchitis, or any of the vari.
ous pulmonary troubles that so often terminate IN
consumption? If 80, use "WILBoR's PURE COZ
LIVER OH AND LIKE safe and eficacous reme-
dy. This is no quack preparation, but is regu'arly
prescribed by the IN ,dlcal faculty. Manufaeturee
only by A. 3. WILBoR, che mist, Boston. Sold n5
~ :, ,,o,,sto EE = Ll#t ,rt
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PERsoNAL.-Judge Farrar will lecture be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Association
on "Lights and Shadows; or, The Story OF
Life.o on the second Tuesday in january.
Professor Caskie Harrison will lecture on
" Sparks, Spoons, and Spnsters,n about tue
21st of January, in Association Hall, oeiore
the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION,
Colonel N. X. Roane left the city last eve,
ming for his home, in Yanceyville, and VIII
hn absent week. IA.
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MIR. JAMES CoRRIE, Dentist, in Baltimore, writes
81 have used DIR. BULLS CoUGH.SYRUP person
ally aud in my family for two or three years, ant
am prepared to say that there is nothing to com
pare to It as a remedy for coughs, colds, etc.
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LOOK OUT. CHRISTMAS WILL BE HERE on FRI
nav. Large stock of overcoats aud clothing
already hereand for sale low by e. B. SPENCE con
500 Main street. who have all the latest novelties
for yentlenen:s wear including all the new styles o.
ueckties, searis collars, gloves, suspenders, naii
hose shirts, underwear, mufiers, and the meaica.ea n
red flannel shirts ana drawers. Buy useiui pre-
senis for the holiday, and buy them from Z. D
SPENCE & SOy.
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CLUE ENTERTAlNMENr.-T Excelsior
Conservative Club will entertain number
Of invited guests at their rooms, on Broad
street, between 10 aud O'Clock to-day. ..
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nYEING !! DYEING! DYEINGl-Great

h1ElNG D1EING! D4ElNG!-Grea
~ reduction In prices-reduced 25 per cent.
DSElNG done on The newest and most Improved
plan. Gentemeu1s ogereoats dresscoats, vests and
pants dyed plum, blue. brown, and blne-blaek. La
dies wear-aresses, ciOaks. shaYls. waterproofe.
operacloaks, gashes fcarfs, rbbbons parss0ls, and
al kinds straw goods dyed orange, scarlet, pink,
solferino, green, purple. maroon, crimson, Wine
color, brown, navy blue, and black. All kinds of
Eentlemen's and ladies' wear cleaned and finished.
Feathers dyed all colors, cleaned. and cDried. Kid
gloves Dyed and cIeapcd Grace walls dyed, cleaned
tended 10. PREMIUM STEAM DYEG&G AND
CLEANING WORKS, s04 Main street. dc 24-3m
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ELLYsoN's BOOKSTORE WILL BE OPEN To- DAY
for the accommodation OF all In want OF books
toys. &C., for holiday presents. His assortment IL
still very large, and appropriate gifts may be founa
In all articles In his line. ... ~.
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LADIES, GOLD WATcHEs.-Those beansiiu
watches have arrived Those who have been walt
Ing can now be supplied. Alse, gold opera chains
chatalaines, gold thimbies; amethyst, saraonyx
oriental topaz, and aqua marine rings, at c. GEN
Npr,s. i Ool Main street, corner Tenth. -!
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OPEN To-DAy.-MT. J. 7. ELLYsoN takes this
opportunity Of notifying all patrons of Santa Claus
and all in want Of hoiday presents In his line, that
his store will be open to-day for their accommoda'
tion, and he invites call from all.
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Posr.O OFFICE To- post-offce VIII
omen at the usual hour and close at 10 a.: NJ.
The letter-carriers will make only the morn
ing deliveries and collections.
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PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The public schools OF
the city closed yesterday for holiday,
which Is to last until the 4th Of January.
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To Editors Dispatch Gentlemen,-I OBJ
serve in the columns OF your paper this
morning communication signed George L.
Christian, accompanied by the extract te
which he:affuded in-the remarks submitted
by him 10 the Council. 4
decline to enter into controversy with
him or any other person as to my guilt OF
innocence in connection with the Fowlkes.
Dull affair, about which SO much has been
said and written. Ihaye been acquitted,
after a full hearing before judicial tribu.
nal, by q jury composed OF gentlemen,
either of whom will fayorably com.
pare In intelligence and respectability with
Mr. Christian. Iappend list of their names,
that the public may judge If / speak of them
in terms of too high commentator. IwIl
tsimply add that the extract furnished is .
brief certificate by the Judge of The Hust-
ings Court of what one witness proved at
the trial Of Mr.. Wren. Is is.impossible for
| any man to form correct Judgment upon a
partial statement Of case, and surely 1t will
NOT be pretended by any just man that Mr..
Christian can find any justification for his
conduct in relation 10 myself by parading
before the public a mere extract from the
case of another. Idisdsin to hold any con-
troversy with him upon the subject, my only
purpose in what ] have addressed TO the
public being to expose his wrong aud inlus.
lice, and not to make my vindication, which
has been ample, as I have shown. He may be in
a position to attack with impunity, but for
that very reason he should be more careful
to avoid error. 1t is not for me to question
the propriety Of the use he has made of the
record of case pending in the court of
which he is clerk. He has undertaken to
pass judgment before the judges have 80
pronounced, but I question whether his
conclusions will exert any influence in the
final determination of the case. For myself
l shall not deem it incumbent upon me
again to notice his comments, satisfied that
the public will agree that the gentlemen
whose names are appended have sufficient
intelligence and integrity to render just
and true verdict, as they were sworn to do /:
N. NJ. Nelson, Samuel W. Harwood, John b.
Cary, John J.. King. Albert L. West, Alex
ander Grant, Jr., William G. Knight, Tru-
man A. Parker, George D. Thaxton, Thomas
A. Brander, James G.. Roy, and 4. 0. Hud-
Gins. WILLIAM +. KNOX.
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DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTORS o.
~ every size, imported from England, and sold
al MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
DlTMAN'S SEA SALT. in 2J and Soc packages
Sold al MEADE j. BAKERS drugstore.
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and dLOZENGES,f for the
relief aud cure OF foul breath, heirtburn, and dys-
peusia. solo at MEADE & BAKER'S drugstore
CUTLER'S POCKET INH ALERS afford prompt
relief 10 sorethroat bronchitis. and catirfh. sol
al MEADE T. BAKERS drugstore.
PATE PECTORALE, ALUM and KINO LOZ.
ESGES, and GHLORATE OF POTASSA LoZ-
ENoES, for coughs, colds, and sorcthroat. Sold al
MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
PULLNA, FREIDRICHSHALL.a and other Eu-
ropean MINERAL WATERS, sold In all quantities
al MEADE j. BAKERS drugstore.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE With EXTRACT OF
BEEF-yery nutritious and pleasant to the taste
SOLD 1T MEADE & BAKERS drugstore,
de 10 81 o Main street.
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USEFUL Observation-Disclosures, that there u
nothing 60 useful as cooking-stove, handsome gas
chandelier or Argand burner, or hundred ana ON
other useful Things to be had at AUGUSTUS Az
CELL Jr,s 726 Main street
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| FlSu ThlShhns ThrSeh nhsAspr,
APPLE BRANDY,
RYE WHlShEi,
-. GROIN RUN.
LONDON PORTER, old and pure,


ur2t JOHN n. ttlGtIINS.
SUNMERDEAN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
- NA..J RIE.-First premium. awarded at State
Fair October 27. 1874, for purity Of flavor and
-ilatiuu. and excellent quality.
OLD IMPERIAL CABINET RYE-carefully
:,nalyZr! and highly recommended by State Chem
ist Ur. liliam n. Taylor.
PuycCOU NrRY APPLE BRANDY.
NEW ENGLAND RUM, for tobacco manufac-
:ur,is' use These and :. general assortment OF
Wines and Liquors for sale 10 the trade only al
Wholesale by JENKINS. CAPERS L CO.,
uc2g No. lis south Fourteenth street.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

RICHMOND, December IL, 1874.
T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT l
l. shall apply for renewal Of CEkTIFICATE No.
IOS OF VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE KALI
ROAD. for SOC. .9S Issued IN 1867, said certificate
having been misiald or lost.
de l2-S2m* w. II. HAAhLL.
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MoRroS's greenhouses are redolent with the
perfume of yIoLETs, TUBE ROSES, HELtoTRoPEs,
mGNoNETTEs, and other hagrant flowers, which
abound there. u
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S. In JArI.--The number Of prisoners re-
manning In ths city jsil yesterday. was l2o.
or this number 35 are employed in the chain.
gang. i
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..RoscrUs COLLAR" SOMETHING NEW Jus
ouTl. For sale by E. B. SPENCE g SON.
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DIVIDENDS.
FINANCIAL.

Holders Of matured or past
IN due bonds of the city of Richmond are hereby
notified that payment OF the same will ne made
upon demand on and after the 4th day OF January,
1876, upon presentation at the once OF Tue Au-
dlor.
Interest ON the same viii cease from and after
the 3lst necember, ! S74.
BY order Of the Commisslo@ners@ @ 90 o. tne sinnihg
Fund. 4. nj, hELEi, rresloei1'
j. B. RoYsTER, Auditor and secretary.
de 21-tJa 10
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MFELlNERY.t

kERS. E. v. THU RSI ON. s8s
lN 3I5 BROAD STREET, ,SHHzE
win from this date sell her entireatock off,
TRIMMED and uNTRlMMED HATS and BUN
Siso. a a Splendid assortment OF FRENCH FLOW.
Frs. FEATHcRS, elegant SASH RIBBONSs emo
4 A call from the public Is solicited.
de 23-lw ...-
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CHRISTMAS 6eoDs Ar ". %. BLAIR & Co.'s
We arc now abundantly supplied With the follow.
ng Rasonabe goods
SCOTCH WHIsKEY, FRENCH BRASpIEs,
HOLLAND GIN, F1REsT TEAS,
81 JAMAICA RUN, APPLE BRANDY,
large assortment of imported Condiments, and
variety Of old and carefnily.selected Whiskeys al
moderate prices. w. D. BLAIR q Co.,
Ninth and Main streets.
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.-ALother cargo opened this morn
ing at PIZzINI's. ~