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CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

REIlc1oUs SERVICES To-MonRow.--Thc
usual religious services will be held In all OF
the city charches tomorrow except the fol-
lowing special appointments:
ST. Marks EpiscopaD. Rev. i. q. Da-
shell at II A. NJ. and T.45 z. 81. The peHs
in this church are free.
Assembly Hall. Rev. Moses D. Hose at II
a. NJ Subject: "The obligations Of civili-
zation to Christian Missions. - .-,
Second Baptist.-Rev. C. G. Biting, D.
D., at II A. NJ. and y p. NJ. Anniversary
sermon at IL a. NJ.
Richmond College Chapel.-Rev. j. wi!
liam Jones at Il z. NJ.
Trinity MetboGist.--Bishop D. S. Doggctt
at II A. IT,; Rev. A. G. BIedsoe at II F.
NJ. Subject !" The Philosophy Of Life :.
Ciay.Streei Methodist e. N. s
BlogsS at 8 z. NJ. to the Germans.
Third. Street notwithstanding at II
A. NJ, NJ, and i ?. N. Special sub
iect at night :. New Years Inquiry"
Third Prcsbyteraon.-ReY S. }. Baird, ID
D., at IL A. NJ. Installation services ut :!
T. NJ. Drs. L. IT. Baird, N. D. Hoge, and G
II. Read will ofliciate.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

SCHOOL ITE,Is.-The duties of the public
schools will be resumed Monday.
An examination ofapplicants for positions
as teachers in the schools will be held in
Manchester January 9Th.
For sufficient reasons the meeting OF the
Teachers Institute has been postponed to
February 11tb. z
The BUILDING Fund CoMPANY.-No quo.
rum being present, the annual meeting ol
the Southside Building Fund Company was
postponed to the regular monthly meeting,
January 18th.
IMpRovIsG.-Mr. n. A. Ford, section.
master on the Richmond and Danvi!le rail.
road, who was badly injured some time siEce
while in the discharge of.his duties, is able
to be out on crusches. - 50 '.e.
CHURCH NoTEs.-Union prayer meeting
and Sabbath school at Belle Isle at 2 o'c .ock
P. Al.
The usual service at all Of The Manchester
churches.
TRUSTEES APPoINTED.-Thef following con.
stitute the Board OF Trustees for Weisiger
Hall /: Stuart Lodge, l. 0. 0. f., II. 4. Jor.
dan, j. 3. Walden, and Michael Stein
Friendship Lodge, Il. p, Ajax Gary, L. w
Baugh, and II. &. Ferguson.
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CONSERVATIVE CAUCCs.-The Conservative
members of the General Assembly met III
caucus last night in the hall of the House o
Delega!eS-DT. Qutseuberry presided, and
Mr.. Loyenstcn acted as secretary.
The following nominations were made
unanimously: Colonel James Mcdonald fol
Secretary of the Commonwealth, General
Asa Rogers for Second Auditor, Colonel
Joseph Mayo, Jr., for Treasurer, W.P. NJ
Kellum for Register Of the Land Office.
For the office of Superintendent of Public
Printing there were five candidates, who re
ccivcd the following votes: r. L. Walker
II: II. y. Bcale, so; G. r. Ackerly, 4; a. j
Wedderburn. 8; G. z. Evans, 8. The nomi
nation of Major Walker vas made unani
nous.
For the Office Of Auditor Of Public Ac
counts there were two candidates--mesSrs
William F. Taylor and s. Ii. Boykiu-whose
merits were discussed and the nomination
postponed until to night.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton there were two candidates : Hon. Will
liam Il. Taliaferro, member of the last
Legislature, aud Dr.. Rutfncr, the present
incumbent of The office. The discussion
upon these nominations was continued unli
midnight, when the caucus adjourned with
out taking a vote upon them.
The caucus meets again tonight at ':dl
2. NJ.
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TR,a Es.sinaers, Strike.

COLUMBUS, JANUARY 2-The striking ensi-
neers here still hold ont WithstuDding
that the strike is breaking at, other points.
The real trouble here now is that The engi-
neers know that certain ringlcaders will not
be taken back into the employ of the rail-
road company. and so they must stick to.
.ether, hoping to enforce the employment of
even The leaders. The railroad authorities
have given notice that all who want their
engines had better apply at once. The run
ming of all the regular passenger trains has
transferred the excitement to the freight
depot, but no outbreak has occurred.
PHILADELPHIA, January 2.-Though no
strike has occurred here by the Pennsyl-
vanil employees as yet, the transportation OF
freight west is greatly ilnpcded by the block
ade Of the roads IN the western States,
owing to the strike there. Trains of empty
cars are being dispatched from West Phila-
deIphia for points beyond Pittsburgh, but
no loaded cars are leaving, and the train
hands are now only working half time.
Passenger trains are leaving regularly, as
are also the usual freight trains, for. Pitts
burg and intermediate points.
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New YoEk Items.

NEW YORK, January 2.-One thousand
workmen were discharged from the navy
yard to-day. i -. !" -. -, ., "
All the gas.fxtures Of the sheriff,s office
in this CITY were removed to-day, and 10 the
future he will have to pay bis own gas-bill
out Of bis enormous fee5.
The Spanish iron-clad Arapiles was: foated
out of the dry dock to-day. In floating her
to Cobb dock to take on her armament she
got stuck in the mud, where she will have
to remain until the next high water, when
she will be taken to the dock.
flowing to the great trouble occasioned oy
the transfer of goods in bond to numerous
parties, resulting in injustice to all con.
cerned, Collector Arthur has issued an order
prohibiting any transfer of goods in bond
for the future, except in the manner pro-
vided for by the regulation.
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TELEGRAPHIC i CT 2 NEWS.
washington Tte,ns.

. &
F WASHINGTON, January 2.-No official In.
formation has been received here confirms
tory of the report from Madrid respecting
an indemnityte be demanded by the Spanish
Government in the case of the Virgipius,,
nor is it probable tba. any such claim sSiIl
be presented, tile adjustment Of the ques-
tions involved having been arranged by the
protocol of the representatives. of the two
countries. If at any future tine a bill of
damages should be presented for payment,
it would, there Is. good ground for stating,
be refused on the principle established by
the Geneva tribunal in the disallowance. of
indirect or consequential damages. There
fore it can be certainly stated that Spain will
not receive any money whatever growing
out Of the transactions in connection viii
the Virginius, even if that vessel bad reached
its destination and been sold by the United
States for violation of the law.
The preparation of the Virginius corre-
spondence will be completed tomorrow, and
may be sent to Congress on Monday next.
It is represented to be voluminous.
Speaking to-day OF the intelligence from
Havanathat the Trnidado had left that port.
and it was geai rally stated she bad received
orders to pursue the Edgar Stewart, and if
she proved TO be Of the same character as
the Virgipus, sink her, a gentleman high in
official position said The isnorance or went
Of correct infolm1tion. on the part of the
Spanish officers was never more apparent
than In this instance, as it was known here
that the Edgar Stewart is still in Baltimore,
with no immediate prospect of leaving for
any port of destination.
An appropriation by Congress of nearly
two millions of dollars i'm gold will be re-
quired in satisfaction Of the claims allowed
BY the United States and British commission.
The Secretary OF the Navy this evening
received telegram frvn Rear-Admiral Scott
at Key West announcing the arrival there oil
the steamship Frans'in. which, it will be
recolected, was recently reported rs lost
with all on board.
The President has recognized Adolphe
phil5ert Troy as ConaGIoi France at Charles
| ton, S. G..
The debt staten;on: ii this date shows an
| increase of the public debt during Decem-
ber of SS, ,435 ,272, and an increase since june
| 80, 1873, of $l1 ,-t9G,G12. Currency in the
treasury, $4,277 ,S5l; coin, S9l ATS, ,fO9; coin
certificates, $37,5i3,3C0; outstanding legal
| tenders, 1878, ,401, ,702, H
The Southern Claims Commission, tC
| which it is proposed 10 refer all war claims
pending before the Quartefmaster-Gener
and the War Department., has now before ii
claims to the amount CT 81, 900 ,0G0. The
| average amount thus far awarded by thi:
commission is about thirteen per centum
! Or the sums claimed last year only $600,00(
| were allowed in cases in which five millions
We're claimed. The term OF the commission
was extended By the last Congress foui
wears
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OTHER New FIRMs.--Messrs. Asa Snyder
and Warner Moore have associated under
the finn name of Asa Snyder & Co. for the
purpose of conducting an architectural iron
business. They have purchased all the pat
terms in the architectural department. OF The
Richmond Architectural Iron-Works, and
will manufacture iron fronts at their new
works, corner OF Cary and Eleventh streets.
Asa Snyder continues to import Scotch
pis-iron aud to act as furnace-agent for char
coal pig-irons. =,
Messrs. II. L. Staples and r. B. Cbaflin
have formed partnership under the style
of Chafin, Staples & Co. to conduct the busi
ness OF real estate agents and auctioneers.
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TEMPERANCE MAss-MEETING.- Fidelity Di'
vision, No. ], colored Sons of Temperance,
in conjunction with the various other tenn
perance orders of this city and Manchester,
will hold public temperance meeting in
this city on Monday night, at the Third.
Street Methodist Episcopal church, at 4
O'clock.
The following prominent temperance ora
tors have promised to be present and speak:
Rev. A. K. Miller, Rev. William T. Lindsay,
DR.. C. Fl. Corey, Chaplain r. M. Manly,
Captain ID. w. BohonoD, Rev. r. Ell. Mullen,
Rev. S. Fl. Jones, Hon. e. &. Greene, Hon.
Joseph Z. Evans, ReYs. Richard Wells, j.
H. Holmes, w. B. Derrick, John Jasper, w.
D.. Brooks, Peter Smith, A. Binga, and
Others. go
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EXECUTIVE ITEMs.-The Governor went
regularly TO work yesterday morning, and
during the day, when at leisure, many oI
the members of the General Assembly as
well as Il number of the Governors friends
called upon him at tDe.eXecuaivc Office i'll the
capitol.
About the first of his official signature
after subscribing 10 the usual oath OF office
was that which he attached yesterday to I
commission for Mr.. William Phillips, Of Nor.
folk, who is appointed notary public fol
that city.
The Governor also issued warrant o.
rendition for the delivery to the authorities
of West Virginia Of Green Is. MallcnoS
charged with grand larceny committed in
Rtciie county, in that State, and who is {
fugitive from justice. The accused is at pres
ent in the county Jail of Highland. The
warrant was issued in response to Il requisi.
ton from Governor Jacob, OF West Vir
ginia.
The Governor also issued commissions tc
Messrs. Frank .. Redd and Edward n
Price as inspectors Of tobacco at the ware
house in Farmville for 1S74--tbe former on
the part of the State and the latter on the par
of the owners. These appointments had
been previously ordered by his Excellency
Governor Walker, whose action is now ap
proved by Governor kemper.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHlNGToN, January 2.-For New Eug-
aud and thence westward over the northern
portion of the Middle States and the lake
region. generally cloudy weather with light
to fresh soutbeasterly 10 southwesterly winds
and areas Of rain.
For the southern portion Of the Middle
States and thence southwark 10 Florida,
less pressure with continued high tempera-
ture, eas.erly to southerly winds, ana fail
weather during the night, followed by in.
creasing cloudineSs and threatening weather
Tomorrow.
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crines anaa Casuapties.

Sr. Louis, January 1.-Two unknown
drunken men, strangers to each other, quar-
relied in tine street last night, when one
knocked the other down and plunged i
knife through his forehead, breaking the
blade and leaving part of it in the mans
brain. When the police arrived the wounded
man was dead and the murderer had es-
capped. 5.# -.s.'
NEW York, january 2,-Rudolph Polle-
MUS, while adjusting q belt in q sugar re-
tnery in Jersey City this morning, was
caught by the beltsand drawn into the ma
chinery, The unfortunate man had an arm
and a leg torn fromthe sockets, and he died
in five minutes. gfSgT El4
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CHANCES IN THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
In order to fill the vacancy caused By the
death of. Mr.. @. P.a Allen, formerly paying
teller in this bank, the following changes
have been made in the officers connected
Herewith j. c. Joplin, payipg.teler; S. S.
Pfndle. receiving.teller; WA. Price, assist
ant teller and John FL. Stringfellow, runner.
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EireS,

COLUMBIA, Pa, january 2.-An incen-
diary fire occurred last night at MeGinness's
stables. Fifteen horses we're burned.
WnKEsDARRE, PA, January 2.-Tne OPP
era-House was burned last night. Loss,
100000. ~. . h.
NEW YORK, January Bradbnrs's piano
mandatory, corner Grand ard Crosby
streets, asd W.. II. Seymour& & Sons silk hat
manufae,ory, adjoining on Crosby street,
were burned early this morning. Seymour
g. Sous loss Is estimated at S40, 900, and
Brsdaury's, se5, 900. The loss on the build
ing is S20, 200. t.sss,ss s.sf3
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USAAILABLE LETTERS REHAINlNG IN THE
RtcuMoND Posr.oFF1cE JASUARY 2, lS74.--
j. J.. Carr. franklin between Thirteenth ard
Fourteenth streets, Richmond, Va; Miss
Mary Ellen O'Keeie, corner TBenty-ninth
aid nj streets, city Mr. William 81. Manns,
805 Baker street, Richmond, Va; Edward
Robinson, corner Second and Baker streets,
Richmond, Va; Thomas Steutly, No. y,
corner Seventh and Baker, Richmond, Va. ;
Hon. H. II. Thomas, Senate OF Virginia,
Richmond, Va; Mr. Wilson G. Thomas,
Richmond, Va. 49,.
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DIR. LASDIS'S GRAFTON on THE DEvIL.-Ex-
tract from letter written by Dr. LANDS, of Phil
adelphia, to the proprietors Of Assembly Hall
Bear in mind that the religious classes are fairly
delighted with these performances, aud whilst all
parties laugh until their sides ache, they are never
thelc.s, at the same time highly instructed, and
sometimes fairly thrilled
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BIATAMaRAs. January aa.--G General Cortina
was irs tailed Nay Tor to day without distur b.
ance, the opposition giving up 70: bin.
Last night atighs occurred In she market g
SQUARE, growing ontof political excitement,
in which one person was killed snd others ,l'
wounded. rs
B al nunber of prominent persons who are
or,l,o I'D 10 Cortina crossed 70 Brow naitHf.,:
Texas, to-day. fearing difficulty 6,
The city Tonight III perfectly quiet aud
the matter Is regarded as amicably sestle1
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INSTALLATION OF toFRIcERs.- a regular
meetingIof Hines Lodge, No. II. K. z, held
in Pythian Hall lastnight, d. d. G. @. J: j.
White, installed the following officers: s. 7.
Beach, Past Chancellor; A. S. Bradley,
Chsncel lor Commander; j. B. Gentry, Vice
Chancellor; L. S. Courtney, Pre!ate; w. j.
Riddick, Keeper of Records and Seal; X. A.
E. Dabney, Master of Finance; E. B. Lacy,
Master of Exchequer; T. II. Powell, Master
or Arms; C. Berghemer, Inner Guard ;
C. D.. Vermillrl, Outer Guard. z
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TRANSFER Observation-Disclosures to rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and Others They are en-
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having just
received a fresh SUPPLY OF these inks, we pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
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POLICE CoURr, FRIoAY.-Justce White.-
+. w. Mitchell and William Jones, guilty OF
stealing, were sent to Jail for five days each ;
and William Lewis, guilty of a similar
offence, for thirty days.
A. II. Plume, charged with being luna
tic, was sent to jail to await an examination.
Thomas Kelly, yagrant, was committed
in default of surety. ,,
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THE SENATORIAL CoNTEsT.-The senatorial
contest is becoming very interesting. Yes
terday, although the morning was wet and
disasrcea5le, the friends Of the candidates
were busily engaged in and about the capi.
tol canva>sng the claims and merits of their
respective friends. The election comes of
on Tuesday week, and as the time draws
near the aspiranls doubtless feel little anN-
ious. 1t has not yet been decided when the
Caucus for The senatorial nomination %ili be
heA, but it is more than probable that the
conference viii tlkc place some night next
week.
The friends Of the candidates will proba.
bly, direct their attention to the House OF
DELEGATES to-day, rs the Senate will not be
i'm session,
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CHRISTMAS GOODS Al W. D. BLAIR s. Co.'S.
Ninth and Maln streets.
Almonds, rasins. citron, currants, cooking wine
cooking brandy; ane sherry, Madeira, and port
wines ;;od Jamaica rum, and Select whiskey
finest Gunpowder lea, aud imported condiments,
and " ilson,s Fig Twist tobacco.
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DIR. LANDrs,ri In delivering his side-sp!ttins Org
ton ON thu Devil, In the prologue will address the
audience, but In the Oration proper he viii talk
only t. the Devil, the Devil about him, and ln-
tate him frequently. The novelty of this Grafton
and its humorsts style never fails TO convn!se his
audiences with lnnghter.
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ASSEMBLY HALL.--Dr. Landis, of Phila-
delphia, proposes to lecture at Assembly
Hail on Monday and Tuesday nights Of next
week, and has selected the singular subject
!" The Devil" Or. Landis is an entire stnn-
ger here, but the northern papers claim for
him great ability as humorous lecturer.
and say Of this one that it is sure to NAL g
the most demure laugh.
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i TRASsrER PRINTISG-IsKs for copying lftter-
headings, statements, way-hiIls, &c Can be copied
In the ordinary ietter-p book. Send 5ouf
for printing in these inks and for all other descrfs
tons OF printing. to the DiSDateh Printing. House
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TEMPTING LIST OF oFNEw-YEAR GooDs.-Messrs
w. d. BLAIR S Co., Ninth and Main streets, hayea
really nice sherry wine at $3.50 per gallon. Also
finest port and Champagne wines, brandy, rum
apple brandy, SC. "A general assortment of conds.
merts and fine groceries at N 0deraie prices.
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. TIE ENAMELLED AND SATlN-FGSISHED PHO
TocRArIIs seem to astonish every person. Such
rare beauty has never before been impaired to pic
lures. They are made exclusively at the LEE
GALLERY, and there Is no additional charge. This
finish adds beauty ami durability to the picture,
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AS RICHMOND IS so NEAR NORFOLK, and re-
turns can be made in day, the committee who
have charge of the Masonic Gift Concert have de-
termincd to allow tickets to lie sold In Richmond
until the 7t OF January. So all who have not sup
piled themselves can do so for few days. Tickets
can he had ar P. WEIs1GER & Co.'s 1901 Main
street. ..... ......
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A. B. DUESBERRY, High Constable city of Rich
mond, IL A. NJ, an assortment of furniture
and sundrics.
COOK & LAUGHTOT, 10 a. NJ, at the horsc-lot,
saddle and buggy-horses, mules, &c.
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Bank Officers Accounts Confused. -
CONCORD. N. III, January Tbe accounts
Of the treasurer Of the National Savings
Bank OF Concord aFe confused TO the amount
of. 1900. $sssSsl
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To THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEM-.
BLY-We respectfully announce ourselves as cam
idates for the Office of clothiers, and solicit your
natronage. e. b. SPENCE & Son,
5Isa.zla3 Merchant Tailors. 1900 Main street.
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IT HAS BEEN REMARKED, with how much
taste and elegance Miss p dresses"
The fact IS, ladies' she buys BUTTERIcK'S PAT
TERMS and cuts and makes her own wardrobe.
Sold at the WHEELER g WILSON OFFICE, corner
Of Ninth and Franklin streets. ~
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TRANSFER PRlNTISG-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period of time. Send Your
orders for work be done in these inks to tic Dis.
patch PrintIng-House. ss.=#...@-yi- z.r.t.5sG.
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IF ANYBODY Is Low-sPIRITED ABOUT THESE
TIMEt AMI wish to laugh heartily, let them 80 10
hear DR.. Lands Monday or Tuesday hight ct 6
selnbly Hail. Admission, so cents. The hall will
be well hCatt q.
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BEST CLOVER HILL LUMP COAL $3.50 per load,
and all kin of anthracite coal at lowest market
rates. r. 0. GARY, NO. l1S Eighth street near
packet landing.
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DIR. LASpIs's GRAFTON on TIE DEvIL.-If You
want to laugh until your sides ache, go to Assem-
bly, Hall next Monday or Tuesday night, january
5. a1d 9Th, and hear DR.. LANDIS's celebrated oil-
tion on the Devil.
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list OF LETTERS.

r fST OF LETTERS REMAINING. IN.
~ THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFCE 'hNo-
AIRY 8. 1874. -.
Persons calling Cor letters In this list VIII please
say Advertised" IL not called for IN 10ur weeSs
they will be sent TO the Dead-i etter 0hce, In Wsss-
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r-"'r !" |rr ;,,.furAi Iron " nrhs ;,lS T ,SUV
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ts.a.t..y y y ,N.,r rc," works. "ca'tn a. .oo,S'
y.n>T> -. @ .,. s:v Of patterns now IN stecS-
t,.}sa> !t'r a't ,a..sai tiey Will cSiima.c i4n
,.aI, rt '&'b' a., -, = sn:Hv h& submitted. lHc'f
,-..at,S E,>E<r r. d. ri, orders OF arc;u.cIn.''
*; D4H-. BALCONIES. Ssns;,tH"S' SrI,N
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l.. o,H;ii;;S ana sly LIEN -
t"t A. 80, :. aid L. TEArS. siAhs, &C.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03

DIR. LANDIS's GRAFTON On THE DEVIL, at AS.
scmhly Hall, Monday aud Tuesday nights, January
9th and 9th. The hall Will bc well heated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03

For GOOD CLoTHING, gent'emen's furnishing
goods, and the celebrated Pembroke dress-shirts,
ut the lowest prices, call oil E. B. SPENCE G soN,
merchant tailors, j 800 Main street.