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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-25

INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS An ORptN ANCH
PRorosISG TO REGULATE TIE CONSTRUCTION
OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BuILprNas.-
is now before the Board of Aldermen "an
ordinance to establish the Office of inspector
OF buildings and regulate the method of
construction of buildings in the city of
Richmond" 1t provides that at the first
meeting Of the Council after its annual or
gapiZation, or as soon thereafter rs practica-
ble, it shall elect an inspector of buildings,
who shall be q competent architect or
builder, and before acting In his office shall
give bond in the sum Of $1,000.
1t is the duty Of the inspector to issue
permits for the erection Of buildings in &C.
cordance with the ordinances of the city, to
keep a record Of the same, and report
monthly to the Council all permits granted,
aud all houses in process Of construction or
constructed. All houses 10 process Of con.
struction he is to examine, and see that they
are constructed with due regard to safety and
proper protection against fire. The In.
Spector is also to have power to enter and
inspect any building or dwelling, finished
or unfinished, and examine the walls, floors,
chimneys, and construction of the same !;
and il he shall deem the same to be unsafe
or dangerous to notify the owner. The
owner being thus notified shall make the
same safe or secure within the time that may
be allowed him, under penalty of not less
than ten nor more than fifty dollars day for
each day he shall refuse or neglect to do the
same.
Any person desiring or proposing to erect
any building within the city limits is to first
make application to the inspector Of build.
ing>, stating the location and character Of
the building proposed to be erected. No
building is to be erected without written
permit from the inspector Of buildings,
which is to be given by him only under the
conditions and restrictions hereinafter i'm.
posed and prescribed, and is to be subject to
recall by said inspector or by the Council in
case such conditions and restrictions be dis
| regarded. III any person hereafter build or
erect, or attempt to build or erect, any build
| ing without having first obtained such per.
| nit he is 10 be fined not less than twenty
| nor more than one hundred dollars.
All public and private buildings are to be
constructed with the view OF preventing as
| far as possible the spread Of fires, and are to
| be provided with ample facilities of escape
| in case Of lire, panic. or sudden alarm. The
provisions relating to public buildings are
especially stringent. Rules for alignment of
buildings are also made. The inspector is
| 10 be paid by fees, not exceeding $4,000 per
! annum, and appeals from his decisions may
be taken to the Council.
The ordinance will come up for conSidera-
ton at the next meeting of the Board Of Al.
Germen.
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CHMoND. Va WEDNESDAY MORNING. n

!. TBg LATEST FRAuD.--If there was ever an
indignant audience assembled in Richmond,
the many ladies and gentlemen who we're al,
Assembly Hall last night composed 1t. a
person representing himself as !" Professor
Hare " appeared as necromancer and magi-
clan. He announced on his handbills that
he would give away many useful and vaIua.
bic articles, besides $50 In greenbacks. The
entertainment was miserable failure. and
the articles given away consisted of common
china buttons, few hair-pins, etc., etc. The
" Professor" employed two or three boys,
and promised to pay them for their services,
but at late hour be had not compiled with
his word.
The gentleman who drew the $50 was re-
quested by the Professor" to wait awhile
and he would give him the money. He did
watt" but the money was not forthcom.
ing, and steps were subsequently taken
looking to the arrest Of Mir. Hare, who, by
the way, had suddenly and mysteriously
disappeared.
The "Professor" announced that be would
give two more entertainments--one tonight
and the other to-morrow--but In view of the
threats Of some Of the audience to have him
arrested as fraud il is possible that he may
conclude that prudence is the better part of
yalor and not "appear."
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY.
Judge Z. H. Ftt2hugh preSiding.- The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:
Tenser, guardian, Us. Tenser, &c. Order
removing cause from the docket, all matters
in controversy having been adjusted and
finally settled by former DEGREES.
MiddleseX County Bank uS. Nonpareil Fire
Brick Company. Decree referring cause to
commissioner for inquiry and report.
Norton. &c.. Us. Norton, &c. Decree con.
firming report tofcommis>ionerSa and directing
sale Of the real estate in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned; also, confirming report
Of scheme OF distribution of certain personal
property, &C., therein mentioned, and ma
king provision for such distribution.
Boulware, administrator, Us. Morton, &c.
Order directing cause 70 be docketed and
set for hearing, by consent Of all parties.
Hollins, Sc, Is. Lyons, &c. Decree IN ac.
cordance with opinion of the court overrul-
ing commissioners report and disml>slnS
plaintiffs bill with costs.
Firth rs. DuvaFs executor, DC. Rule
against Il. 4. Patterson to show cause on 1St
OF December 1874, why he shall not surrcn-
der certain certificates Of stock alleged to be
in his possession belonging to the estate OF
Duyal,
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Police Court, YEsTERDAY.-J Justice ",
Hall Cre,r presiding.-Cornelus Miller and
Eliza Dickinson, charged with assaulting G.
II. Page Cornelius Miller, Peter Morris.
and Alexander Richardson, charged with
stealing coal from {. Ii. Page. Cases con-
tinued until to-day.
Thomas Hall and Alexander Forrisler,
charged with lighting. Case continued un-
til to-day.
Boney Tilnberlake, charged with being
drunk on the streets, was fined 8.
Daniel Cary and James Shea, charged with
being drunk on the streets, were fined s.
each.
Thomas Dickson, charged with unlawfully
assaultng and beating I. Maylls on the 23d
day of November, was sentenced to thirty
days' confinement in Jail with labor.
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South Carolina Legislature.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 24.-The
Legislature met to-day. Ex-Congressman
Elliott was elected Speaker of the House.
CHARLESTON Novemb ber 24.-The new
Legislature met ut Columbia to day. Elliott
(colorcd), who recently resigned his seat in
Congress to become leader in the -Legisla-
ture, was elected Speaker of the House of
Representatives by vote of 81 to 51, the
minority including the whole delegation
elected by the fusion party in Charleston.
The delegation contains several representa-
tives of the property and commercial inter-
ests, hitherto unrepresented in the Legsla-
ture, and proceedings have been begun to
contest their seats, although they are elected
by nearly 900 majority. .----..---.- -
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NOVEMBER 25,. 1874
Ovatfen 10 HON. s7r. .Goode-schoano ou
Ashore.

lSDecla telegram to the DispItch.I
NORFOLK, November 24-The arrival of
Hon. John Goode at home tonight was
the signal of q remarkable ovation on the
part of the people: An immense concourse
OF citizens was at the depot to welcome him.
the battery Of the Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues fired 100 guns, the naval post band
played an appropriate air of welcome, bon
fires blazed, and the streets from the deIot
to his residence we're largely illuminated.
MIR. Goode made an eloquent acknowledge
ment from his carriage. seat.
Grand preparations are being made for the
imposing pageant on Thursday night in
honor Of the Conservative victory in the
Second district. .T
The schooner Helen Rommell, loaded
with hay, Is ashore at Cape Hatteras and
leaking badly. Wreckers have gone to her
assistance. .,.-.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.

WEDDING AT TUE CATuEDRAL.-St. Peters
Cathedral was filled last night with large
and brilliant audience to witness the mar
riage of Mr.. Caspar Fl. Wendlnger and
Miss Marie Louise Samanni. The ceremony
was performed by Right Rev. Bishop Glib
bons, assisted by Rev Father Van De Vyver :
and at its conclusion the officiating prelate
addressed the newly.married couple in
happy terms Of congratulation and advice,
concluding by blessing them, and wishing
them long life of happiness and prosperity.
The happy pair then proceeded to the Byrd
street depot, where they took the night mail
train fora tour TO the northern cities.
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fspeclat telegram to the Dispatch.J
Late Weather Report.


WASHINGTON, D. c., November 25-1 a. M.
For the New England and Middle States,
colder and partly cloudy weather, with
north or west winds and slowly rising baro-
meter, followed by threatening weather in
Virginia and Maryland.
fAssoclated Press telesram.l
WASHINGTON, November 24-7 p. M-For
the Northwest, the Lake region, and the
Ohio Valley, decidedly cold and partly
cloudy weather. with north or west winds,
stationary or rising barometer, and areas OF
light snow. J...,...,.......... :.,..;,,
For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy aud colder. weather, north {. or
west winds, rising barometer, and light
snow in the northern, portions of these dis
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather, with local rains, varia,
Bile winds, slight fall OF Temperature, and
slowly rising barometer, ~ .,... n
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THANKsG1vING-DAY.--T being a
national thanksgiving-day the banks and
banking-houses Of the city will be closed.
Parties having notes and drafts falling, due
tomorrow should attend to them to-day.
The post-ofice will be opened at the usual
hour, and closed at 10 O'Clock. Collections
from all boxes will be made in the morning,
and from star-boXes at 7:30P. NJ.
No steamer Of the York River route will
leave Baltimore or West Point to. morrow.
Rev. Mr.. Wall, pastor of St..Jehn's Episco-
pail church, announced on Sunday that that
church would not be open On Thursday for
divine service.
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Inauguration OF Governor Houston
Great Rejoicing.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 24.-Tbis
has been a.day of great rejoicing here. There
was an. immense concourse Of people In the
city to witness the Inauguration of Governor
Houston. The Governor, in the course of
his inaugural address, said:
With firm determination to respect and
maintain my oath Of Office, which shall be
the seal. to my conscience, unhesitatingly
undertake to perform such duties as il i'm.
poses, and will remark it as one of my
highest and most sacred obligations to see
that the laws are faithfully executed, and the
rights of all citizens, without regard to race,
color, or previous condition, duly guarded
and protected. Let these occasions inspire
the conviction that we :live-iH land. of lib
erty, regulated by law, without which the
citizen would have no security against do
mestic discord or violence, and that our duty
to preserve such laws in their constitutional
purity and power should not and cannot be
ayOidcdH
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Summary.

Mr. Osborne, The secretary Of the Free.
Trade League at Cincinnati, is dead.
Tn the new English Arctic expedition
LADY Franklin renews the offer Of G10,O 600
for authentic information regarding sir;
Johns fate.
General Emory has ordered a 'court-mar- a
tiaI for the trial Of Lieutenant Hodgson for
alleged .exeesses in North Louisiana. s@
The seanen in New York are on strike
for higher wages, and ship.owners and cap
tains are seriously embarrassed in obtaining
William E. Moore, provision merchant OF
New York, has notified the superintendent
of the Produce Exchange Of his inability 10
meet his contracts.
The Supreme Court has decided that
Chamberlain Palmer, Of New York, is to pay
over to. the city halfa million Of interest
unon the city bonds deposited in the Broad
way.and. Tenth National Bank. T..
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MEETING OF THE CREDITORS oRIsAAcs, TAY.

MEETING OF THE CREDITORS oFIsAACs, TAY.
1oK 81 Goa meeting of the creditors Of
Isascs. Taylor & Co. was held yesterday at
the Office of Register w. w. Forbes. Claims
to the amount of $l55, 6-more than
thrse.tourths of the amount of the debts
Droyed-were represented. Mr.. John @.
Steger was chosen trustee and Messrs: ?. Hs
Starke, w. L. Fleming, Gilbert Phillips, j.
N. Estes, j. G. Motfett, of Richmond; W..
F. Jackson, of Amelia: &. II. Spencer, Of
King and Queen; Howell E. Warren, Of
Farmvile; and ". a. Brooks, of Person
county, N. c., were appointed an advisory
committee to act with the trustee in wind
ing up the affairs Of the firm.
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W s#a.@. H..F
Pis.YrOn Manufacturers.

PHILADELPHIA, November PA meeting
of the pig.iron manufacturers convened at
the office of the American Iron and Steel
Association to-day, and was attended by
large producers of iron in Pennsylvania and
Maryland. The proceedings were conducted
in private, consisting Of free and Informal
expressions upon the condition of the trade,
and Il general discussion OF the state OF the
iron trade. .----.-, ---'
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SUNDAY-scHooL TEACHERS 1NsTITUTE.-
Rev. Warren Randolph, DsD., OF Phlladei-
phia, corresponding secretary OF the Amsri-
can Baptist Publication Society, VIII ho1a oI! Ia
Sunday.schoor teachers; institute 10 the firss
African church Of this city, commencing TO-
day and continuing three days, for the bene'
ft of the Sunday,school workers 10 tne COZ
Ored schools Of Richmond and vicinity
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. UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.OFFICE NOVEMBER "a. 1874
Mrs. Harriet A. Edred, No. 5000 Lester
street, city; G. c., city; Mrs. Gof, Eight!ls
street north of Leigh, at Mr.: nurton Kee-
sees, city; Mrs. W. H. ?: Morris, care of
Hill & Skinker, city Mrs. Joseph Nc
Donald, Ebensburg, Penn; Miss Alice Raine,
,Lynchburg, Va; Woodhouse & Parham, city.
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MoSEY-DRAwER RoBBED.-Acting Police
Justice w. Hall Crew yesterday sent on to
the grand jury for indictment for grand lar
ccny Carter Fleming, colored boy ten or
twelve years of age, charged with robbing the
money.drawe of L. Bernichi & Euiga Cola
on the 18th instant. The boy was employed
at the complainants' confectionery, on Main
street between Eighth and Ninth, and his
duty was 10 roast cbestnuts, but Seizng a
good opportunity he robbed the drawer OF
all IFS contents. The money was recovered.
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Tne 'Lonsshoremen.

New YoRK, November 24:-1niormatlon
was sent to the police headquarters of Brook
Ign yesterday to the eiiscL taat tne : ,iong. nrs
shoremen had determined not only 10 pre-.
vent the men working in their places, pul
to do considerable damage 10 properly.
Among other plans was the hring 5oi one OF
two large eleyators,at the Atlantic o1sA.
The police were on hand in large numbers
last evening, but no strikers appeared. Az =.
an early hour this morning they appeared IN
large numbers, and two men Wnom tney
supposed to be iptruders Wge badly beaten.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES ArPoISTED.-The state
Board of Education has appointed the fol-
lowing school trustees:
Charles City county: Harrison district, l..
A. Msrsten ), Tyler, Or. W. {. Milford;
Chickahomny, Or. W. P. Richardson.
Craig county: New Castle district, ELISHA
3. WAGNER; simmonsyilIe,, George w.
Hutch!Sof. ,-"". ./@!
Lee county: Rose Hill district, Caroline
B. Gray; White Shoals, Leonidas Fulker-
SON Jonesville, Andrew NJ. Eley; ROCKY
Station, James Shelbourne; Iokum Station,
William F.Edmunds. ~
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january Is, 1872.

TRANSFER PRINTING 1NKs-We invite atten-
ton 10 the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are of'receut lntro
ductton, but are already extensively usea py raii-
road and steamboat companies, banks, mepchants'
and others. The inks that we are now furnis.ine
are OF quality that can be copied any iengli oI
time after being printed. VIII COPY IN oraihaf'
lettcr-press book. 80 4S.s. 80 Is
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RICHMOND AND DAyyMLE RAuzoAH Co., y
'OFrrcK OF. kgGrSEEH AND SGPEHINrKSDknT.f
-, RICHMOND, Va, October II 1874. j
SCHEDULE. OF TRAINS. .

4 Z Il Z II. =
CHARLOTTE Exeasss, Westward Lesge .R.ss-
leave Dun6ee ai 40 a. 81; feave Danville ar !
7:44 A. NJ. laaye sreasboro' at iasA- 81 arrtse
~ NV YSnS gxrs sss, Eastward Leave osr-
NJ: W. cave B BDsaytIe u ssse r. II leave Dur9ee ss
3:3s i. NJ; iease Rnrkeytile NJ $40 r. a. 80. ar
rive At RshmoG e b @y ,n. IN ih E,s,.s srsn
Ered.risks burg and Potomac railroad for Nashs,-
:op, Baltimore, Phiiadeiphia. New fork, anf MI
eastern peints. 9 - . !, - q "a, y. = u -
3tas p N leave Bnrkeyil,e at 4:4l r. a J; iease
Dundee at 3:26 p. N ieaye Danyiile ass 9:z9
n: leave Greensboro, AZ l22o A., y. : arrive sf
Charlotte at 622 sln eomnsGss ..a Ta..i, ~
m"nd hir Line ruIiroad and Chariotte, Columbia
Atian.a railroad fnr Atlanta,
New Orleans, Coiampts. AugpsI9, 3 "a sa sannsnsS s
Charleston, and all soasheIn ano sou.u
psTfI1s TusoraH MAIL, Eastward Lsaye Charlotte as
7.4s II. !: Iea,e tiresnsboro' NJ ga ~ ai lssy
anyilIe ~ 5:i3 A NJ lsss =, asIiys II
Richmond Ill 2:22 r. u. hb tsaipre reo9nseis ~
EurEeyfils with trains on the Anantlsf
and Ohio railroad from Ghsttanooxa, knoSsitse,
p;yshsnou viii The kiehnaoa sii9
potomac railroad and kiehmoId 1ork tslssf slyys
rbesspeake railroad for nh northsrn polnt 80.
LYNciIBHRG RAssxSc = s s
Eeh@sEs y pynessars ssss 4 aSi sss IS
Vile Il ass a. NJ; arrive 1t aiehnone as ss'
a. IN a. y ins connect at andee u. trAtns
on fhe w. 81 and q. u. rstiroad % sad IroA
washington, Baltimore, and aii easserr
Throasn rcRets sold 80 NIL points s1e aoRsus
ues'. and BAGGAGE checked q shsgusa. M aR
d. i, DoucLAs. dssiss yansp ica. 81
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"fhEST oF'sLRGgAET DANIEL N-RES.-Last
v,iI9. 'saIpS when Mr. K. G. Cabell, Common.
Is,:t Inaan attorney for the city, and Sergeant
1'ar 'ur Wren were leaving the Hastings
W. wy-,'foom something was said by Sergeant
~. ~" which Mr, Cabell regarded as threat.
II. W'N iucntly warrant vas sworn out by
%..,' ,+-. tat7ii and placed in the bands of Ser
e"' ira George w. FOXES, Of the Second pc.
ua u'Iiic'. who arrested Sergeant Wren.
~. -, "a, balied by Justice L. FL. Allen for bis
Crr.@laLce rs.a. before acting Police, Justice
lcint. 'Di, morning in the sum OF 800, with
'uiiaI f. Knox as surety,
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THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA.
Captain II. p. Jackson. chairman Of the EX-
ccutive Committee, has nominated Messrs'
Henry Bowler, r. J. Farrer, J. A. II. ST.
Andrew. and Dr.. A. Whitehead, delegates
to the Farmers Council on Colonization.
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France.

PARIS. November 24.-The Government
has ordered the release of several members
OF the crew of the Spanish steamshi: Nieves,
which was seized at st. Jean De Lug on the
representation of the Spanish consul that
she was laden with articles contraband of
war for the Carlists.
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Naval.

FORTRESS MONROE, November 24.-The
United States steamer Fortune, after adjust
ing her compasses at the buoys, sailed from
the Roads to-day for Kingston, jamaica,
for the purpose Of procuring the exact lon
gitude of the place by telcgraphic tests.
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,,,l,ns anns5?!A4A.--Goyernor ,! Walker has re-
1u,s 81. 81 andre ", secretary Of the Mecklen.
!. - ,,ouh!y General Railroad Committee,
pres;dtoo"n and has had Interviews with
lef,eS l,deh! u: bufosd and other gentlemen con-
'' VIII the DanYille railroad,
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In RICHMOND JAlL.-Mr. T. It. Brooks,
who was allowed to visit his family, in Pc
tersburg, in custody of the United States
marshal, has been brought TO the city and
lodged in Jail to await sentence by the
United States Circuit Court.
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Grand display of elegant FRENCH MILLINERY
cooDs. BoNNETs, HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
p1npoSs,: yELyETs, BIRDS, sASfES, PLUMEs,
vrrvRTs, and ORNAMENTS, at the PARIS MILL
Very COMPANY, over Levy brothers., l017 ana
. .-a - n
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I have aualyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of +" SELECT controlled by Messrs WAL.
TER ID. BLAZE s Co. Richmond, Va.' and fiis II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL, and other impuritiesAino
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur'
Noses j. B. McCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
;, Medical College Of Virginia.
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THE LADIES' FEAsT.-The festival of the
ladies of Centenary Methodist church, at No.
1908 Main street, continues with unabated
success. New attractions are provided
every night. + r.. .e
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n nm Tp aD5E. .--.ATMoRE's MINCE.

rJ,O THE TRADE E.--ATM0RE's MlNCE.
nrATI- offer 10 the trade; rs agent for tbe
=, and ut his prices, 5000 pounds OF
ATaoN pns up 10 ~Sa safIs,s hsss ased
naIrelSI ,,e hest in tEe world Liquor enough in
say r. il 70 keep twelve months Black Win
croa crrans raisns and spices ,enay iDr pIes t
anu Nv a ofercd for sale. Cali and supply
yourselves at ~ LttL tL.o .. ~ - q Main street
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MFR. JAMES CoRRIE, Dentst, in Baltimore
writes II have used DR.. BULLS COUGH sfAuf
personally and in my family FOR Two or three !e's
and am prepared to say that there Is hoehtnS "
10 II MS remedy for colds, coughs, etc.,
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INDICATED RED FLANNEL UNDERsHIRTs anq
DRAWERS, anda large assortmentoi merlno- u'i-
uershirts, tor sale by K. b. SPENCE ooN' mei
chant tailors, 1900 Main street. Can anu eAai ne
their stock before buying elsewhere. s.sis
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FUR BEAVER ,OYEncoATs,-A large stock OF
nice black, brown, and blue beaver overcoats LOT
sale low Ly E. b. SPENCE & Sos, merchant tallors,
1900 Main street, Call and examine them oeiore
.xnlro lAann
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURoH.-Rev. j. l.. INCUR
RY, ID. d., VIII preach TONIGHT tWednesday'
November 25th) at TX o'clock. After the sermon
the ordinance OF baptism Will be administered
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ENGLISH woRsTED and DIAGONAL coATIN's IN
great variety made to order In the best styie, anu
warranted to ht or no sale, by E. b. SPENCE i
SON, merchant tailors, 1900 Main street. Can AM
t,,o 4hair cfock y F. ~.
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DHILADELPHIA A, RICP. cs9s4
a MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM SSA&S
SHIP LINE.-F0R PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A. WEEK.-Unu1 further notice the steamers of
this line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY., aud Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at / 9 o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates Tor All parts of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp via Red Star and American
steamship lines and bills of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals AIT
stateroGm, $S. W. 2. PORTER, Agent,
aul1 No. 1926 Dock street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-25
A,UCTION.sALEs ,1yr THIS DAY.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, at P. NJ, three aWeilihe'
houses ON the south side of Leigh street between
Gilmer aud Graham.
II. MCCORMICK, Ion A. Ns furniIuse' cfocAefa...
glassware, Dc