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10: ONE LOT OF GROUND. in square No. 1s2
bounded by Royal, Elysian Fields, Charles ana
MaIgnv streets. fronting ON Royal street meas
aaring % feet inches front. 154 feet inches ,n
uwelllns, shiDg ed, containing four rooms and two
cabinets, with gallery in front and a one storv
cia1ae khchen struggled, containing two rooms;
II: ONE LOT OF GROUND, in SQUARE M
p p by Marigny, Decatur. Elys an Fields and
uring ~ feet inches lines from N6 Tot I
huee III depth, with the three. story slated hr;nt
cmT.ng, ana three,stOry slated brick kitchen.
drant etc. Ae' eistcrh, ny
,a IL; ONE LOT OF GROUND, in square No. Isl
tras Stre ny angny Royal, Vaudeville ard Char,
Tres stree designated by the letter A. and front
ii LIZ oH -Nargny street, measuring 70 feet inches
Ines llont ~ feet 10 inches tines in depth TIE
frame house. shingled cont aiming two rooms aiso9
d one-story frame. singled COM aiming two rooms
in uu one stcly frame kitchen, shingled contain,
h - WV Iooins also, two story slated frame
mouse and kitchen, containing ten rooms; hydrant
10. ONE LOT OF GROUND in same so,.rs a..
1gnated by the letter B. ,rontina on Cbsr tus
street measuring 81 feet II inches lines front h1
80 Ieet ~ inches lines in depth with the inn
ppioyeemehts, consisting of story slated brict
dwelling containing six rooms, and a ono st.' ek
@ 9rlck Kitchen containing two rooms cistern
20. ONE LOT OF GROUND. in souare NJ ,,
bounded by Vaudeville, Chartres Spain and M ,a'
na.ur streets fronting on Vaudeville street and
g.. NJ % Itet o Inches front hv I1-
nee, y, eso 10 Inches 5 lines in depth The i'm.
5welIine N upon TINS lot are two story brics
ing IN all ten rooms side and rear sae,;ss
carriage way and stable in the rear: also tI'
story slated brick dwelling 40 49, contain;n ahree
looms with oHe-story frame kitchen ii,e
eisis1ns Two rooms, carriage way staIss
FIRST District-Vacant.
II. EIGHT LOTS OF GROUNn :, 49,
rhalia Prieur and M Ms,a sso, bounded by Roman.
f y sie NOS to 10 inclusive lots Nos. anS
rOntine on On p 1omsn street and lots nos and
a ~ IS0 feet in depth; lot No form ths ley
80 u A'1Ao snd Thala streets, and lot no 9 The
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On Dry AIDES, near Washington street.
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SIX VALUABLE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND IN
THE FOURTH DISTRICT

SUCCESSION OF JULIEN NJ, IsAACKs. DECEASED
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81, l8l.
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.ARdE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND COT
T.GE pESIDENCE
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DY J. B. WALTON, AUCTIONEkR-OFF1CE
ID No. So Carondelet street.-On Thu RSDAY, June
4 1874 at twelve O'clock NJ. and the days following
at the hour until the sale is completed at II
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street BY authority and in pursuance OF an agree.
ment entered into directing the peremptOry and
unlimited sale, the hereinafter described valuable
property will be sold, to wit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-16
The Weather and Rivers.
OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New orleans, May Is, 1874.
The following il a report of the weather

and rivers at 3:43 P. M. to- day, local time:
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By Albert Paul.

POSITIVE AND UNRESERvED SALE AT AUCTION
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
ELEGANT AND COSTLY ROSEWOOD AND MA
HOGANY FURNITURE, CONSISTING OF TWO
TURKISH AND ORIENTAL PARLOR SETS
WITH LACE, HEAVY REP AND FRENCH
CHINTZ CURTAINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-29

A Rebels RecoliectionS. By GEORGE CARY
EGGLEsToN, author Of" A Man Of Honor"
New York {: HURD g. HoUaHToN. Cam.
bridge: Riverside Press.
This is a lively and whole-souled nara
tive by true Virginian. MIR. EGGLEsToN
dedica.es bis book to his brother, EDWARD
EeGLEsroN, who we suppose is the author
Of the very clever novel which appeared
few years since, and who has written other
things that have given him fame. Our
friends the FaoLEsroNs, who were so well
known and so much beloved in their native
baiiwick, of which Amelia seemed the cen
tire, are we'll represented in these two young
authors for the virtues of Integrity and
honor. They strike out new line of oceu'
patton and show talents that do honor to
their name. We commend Mr.. GE RGE G.
EGGLEsroN's narrative. 1t will afford real
qualification to the reader. ......
For sale by WooDHoUsE s. PARHAM.
Our Ne,c Crusade. A Temperance Story
BY EDWARD E. HARE, author of IN His
Name" etc. Boston: ROBERTS Il BROTHER
A remarkably good-looklng little work.
which promises to be very serviceable to the
cause it advocates.
For sale by WooDHousE g. PARHAM.
We are indebted to Messrs. WooDHcUsE d
PARHAM for the December No. OF Black
goods Magazine.
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LouisianaCases

This case is ,roublesome--mores so 70 the
Republicans than to other people. Genersl
f,sAsr set out with certain views OF bis duty
with regard to Louisiana, aud he pertlna.
ciously, as is bis wont, adhefes 20 tnena.
Like BARNky URroRDAs, nothing must be
allowed to stand in his way. SECT out OF ne
way, ye diHils." BARNEY shouted from his
f.h,pg.smack to even o man-of-warsmann,
"Get out o. me NORTHEAST coorse." The Pres
ident is as determined as BARNEY to pursue
his route. lie wont be turned aside even
by the national ship Constitution.
And so the Louisiana case goes on. 1t
will. help on the revolution which will
utterly destroy the Republican party. The
people of this Union cannot contemplate
with indifference the wretched government
of incompetents and scoundrels which the
Fedora! Government is fastening upon the
intelligent and responsible citizens Of LOU
isiana-a State that once formed SO important
a portion OF this Union for its immense con.
tribution to the national wealth and force.
| The nation cannot look upon the favor that
is extended by the Federal Government to
the vulgar bIackguards who now rule that
once enormously wealthy and happy State
without indignation. The triumph OF bar
bari>m there is national disgrace, and the
nation feels it. The Government that up
holds it with the force of>the army will be
made accountable. Civilization and order
demand that this great crime shall meet with
ret1ibutive justice. @
| The New York Tribune thus concludes q
lengthy and able comment upon the conduct
of General GRANT and the Republican party
with regard to Louisiana:
"Jr,st 80 surely as Kansas killed the Blu.
chanan Democracy will Louisiana give the
i;catb.blow to Grant Republicauism. What
President Grant can afford to do We do not
propose to discuss. Perhaps it is not. OF
much consequence. But it is Of some con.
sequence to the Republican party, already
somewhat under cloud, to.consider whether
II can afford to take the chances of support
ing any longer the infamous ring which rules
Louisiana. This ring cheats the State of its
honest choice The President sustains the
ring. Will the party sustain the President
That is the simple, plain question. II it
does, it requires no prophetic gift to read
the future of the party. For it cannot
upon any pending question, whether it: be
finance, currency, civil service, tariff, civil
rights, or what not, be SO wise OF SO states
nanlike as to wipe out the memory of this
great and continued wrong. And no series
of southern outrages. whether genuine or
manufactured, no reign Of intimidation and
violence, no reports Of Outrage committees
or tictions of Department detectives, no fear
| of reputation, or of cotton.clams. or OF any
of the campaign bugbears. will hinder the
American people from voting out of power
the perpetrators of this great crime against
popular institutions and honest elections. Is
| it worth while for the Republican party to
commit suicide on behalf Of the Presidents
| investments in Louisiana
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sREGlAE ii Oa,4CEs
M LEVY BROTHERS
OFFER !,
LOTS OF GOODS SUITABLE Y
NEW-YEAR PRESENTS.


SILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs: ~ +
'CRAVATS, TIES, BOWS, and sCARFs; u
HEAD.K for the old suntes;
PRINTED HANDKERCHIEFs for children, war
ranted fast colors, Mt s and i0c. apiece;
EMBROIDERED INITIAL HAEDKERCHIEFs
from 25c. up 10 81 So s TIL saE.
WORK-BOXES and WORK-CASEs, very cheap
HANDKERCHIEF and GLovE-BoXEs; go
WRITING DESKS; III. $50 ~. ~. 81
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS; j. s
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS, SOAPS, and
TOILET-WATER; "a
SILK sCARFS and SILK MUFFLERs;
FURS for women and children at great bargains;
SHAWLS In great variety, and at ail prices from
soc. up to $50; t.5 - - =, 49, ~.
BED, CRIB, and CRADL ;@.'
MARsEILLFs QUILTS for cribs, cradles, and
7, large beds; '"5%} s2'$t.. -
HAN DsoME TABLE-CLOTHs;i 81 -
TABLE and PIANO-COVERS: iai' q! q y
NAPKINS, DOYLIEs, TOWELS, and TRAY
CLOTHS r-aaf r tfts
SASH and NECK-RIBBoNS in great variety;
GLOVES for men, women, and children;
and hundreds Of other articles suitable for New
Year, as well as all the year round, at
I LEVY BROTHERS,
- .1O17 aid 1919 Min street, 4.
de 2s " Richmond, Va.
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ss,.sCIal. s,,n .,uEss.
nl- AT COsTt AT COST! AT COsTl


Now is the chance to get :hc greatt 80 rt'arsnin'
ever offered before inthe city, ss viii se' on ma
entire stock or
-'@DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Gc:7- AT Cost,
In order to make Improvements In the store ant
change in the business, from now till the LIST OF
February. So come one andali and secure some Oh
the bargains. ~. r'tttt - -
CAL1CoEs-the best at s115 and DC. a yard 80 7,
DRESS GOODS. sold at prime cost t.a,
BLACK ALPACAs at sacrifice;
BLACK MERINos, EMPRESS CLOTHS, HEN
RIETTA CLOTHS;i 80 e
BLACK and COLORED SILKS 81 remarkably low
. prices; 2 90 =.
The best "a BLEAcHED and BROWN COT
TONS at l0c. a yard; ~. ps: 40 ~ q. ~
The best A BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS at 12Hc. yard; 5t,L1--- !. >
Great bargains in WHITE and COLI RED yFLAN-
NELS; 81 s,sa s,,gs;
Rest BLEACHED and BROWN CANTON FLAN-
i NELs at12X, 10, IS, 20, Csc. a yardif 80 Z:
BLANKETS marked down. and will be sold cheap
WATERPROOF CLOTHS to be closed out exceed
ingIy low; j..
CAssIMEREs, TWEEDs, .&c.-tthe cheapest lii
ever yet offered; .,....,
sHAWLS-a large assortment very cheap;
BOULEVARD and ,BALMORAL Sh n1llFfts-'
cheapest In the city; l.I
Also, large assortment Of KID GLOVES, HOSlE-
RY, HANDKERCHIEFS, RIBBONS,,i& &C., &C.,
~ and lots OF other goods, which win be sold re-
CARELESS of, cost 2.@
FRINGEO SILK sCARPS at CSC. apiece, cheap at
5Oe.; iEt5 s... -. - NJ. s.
PLAIN SILK sCARFS at zoe. apiece worth more
CORsETs, white and colored, at 90, rs, II, S1.25,
$3.50, aud S2-yery cheap. .a,.'tfss
All ask is call, and you will be convinced that
am really selling off at cost. Come one and all,
and get some of the great bargains at ~ saat +
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL Broad street, corner of Sixth.
N.B.-Country orders promptly attended to. b
Mr. 81. G. TERRELL is with me, and will be
pleased to see his friends at 80
WILLIAM THALHIMER'5,
de 90 COL Broad street.
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NOTICES TO TAX-PAYEk!
rIrY TAXES FOR 1874.
c1rY coLLEcroE's 0rgrsIs:r'

Cry CoxLEcroR's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, November ~, ier.
This Office will be open daily "from o'eoeA %
N. to 8 O'Clock P. N. from the 5rH TO 'hE 'is.
DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, for the parposs
of receiving from any person who has ALREADY pau
one.halr Of the CITY TAXES charged 70 him the ~
msining half, and that TEN PER CERT. VAL "
added TO the amount OF said remaining hall OF 'an
tax charged in every case where the party a'sesss
shall fan to pay said remaiains half within mo
time so limited
.But In case any person, having failed 70 sAs -
the month of june one-haif Of the city taxes as.s
from such person, shall fail to pay Inc .Io.'
amount thereof ON or before the SlsI aas y -,
eember, there shall be added TWENTY sss CEN
mon the amount Of the tax 50 remaining aus.
The Collector would especially cah aasn.lon. %
the DELINQUENT bills, REAL AND PERSONALS N aa-
d,uon TO the twenty per cent 10 Be aoaeo' nf IS ai.
rec,ed by ordnance 10 post copy Of all dsinaueas
personal bills 50. the 'front.' door Of the CITY Han
during the February term Of thu aastinss Court.
JOHN r. REGNAULT, &
-, Collector
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General Assembly Of Virginia,

MONDAY, December %, 1874.
SENATE.
Senator WYNNE in the chair. Prayer by
Rev. j. 4. CARL k. d. D., of the Leigh.
Street Baptist church.
On motion of Mr. PRIDEMoRE the Senate
adjourned.
Eight members were present. Reporter.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met ut noon-Speaker HANGER
in the chair. No prayer. No quorum.
On motion of Mr.. GILMAN, the House ad.
iourned.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died, at The residence Of her father, IN Marches
ter, Va, on Saturday, December Goth. 1874, At AZ
O'Clock p. NJ, lBRA Z. CHALKLtY, on
daughter of p A. Charley, aged fifteen years, nine
months and twenty Eve days.
Her funeral took place from her grandfather's
residence. In Chesterfield county, on Monday, De.
cember 2Stn, at IL o'clock A. m.
Died. December 2Slh, 1874, at her residence, on
Twenty ninth between y and P streets. at BY
O'Clock A. a.. Mrs. ELLEN NTH, wife of MIR.
Thomas Smith, In the tmenty.seventh Year Of her
age, after a short and painful Illness.
Her funeral will take place from the First Afri-
can Baptist church. Of which she was member,
THIS (Tuesdayl MORNING at IL O'Clock. The
relatives ana friends Of the deceased are respect
fully invited TO attend.
Died, In this city, ecember "a, 1874. after q
long and painful illness. which she bore with Chris.
tan fortitude, Aiss LAURA A. WALTHALL, IN
the thirty-,hird year Of her age.
Why should we mourn departed friends,
On shake st deaths aiarm2
'Tis but the voice tnat Jesus sends
To Gull us 10 his arms. FRIEND.
Dieo, In this city. on tue 25th instant, ROBERT
C. BAkKSDALE, In the twenty-sixth year OF his
age.
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ME- LEVY BROTHERS offer great bar
J gains In HUCKABACK TOWELS at s1.25,
- $50, s1.75, 50. 1926, $3.50. 1915, 10, u,
IS, Is, $3.50, 80, SIP, and III per dozen.
They also have large assortment OF DAMAsh
TOWELS, CRASHES, &c.-aI purchased
direct from the importers, which enables them
TO offer extraordinary Inducements 10 their
customers oe 20
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~- MORE NEW GOODS
FOR CHRIST MAS AND NEW YEAR.
II. r, PRICE & co,

have Just opened
BLACK and CoLoRED CASHMERES;
DIAGONAL POPLINS-every shade:
Cd CoLoRED CAsHMEREs at 81 ,25-great job;
BLACK SILKS, IL. 20, 81 so, $1.76, 10 $4-extra
bargains;
PLAID POPLISS and CAMELS' HAZE;
TYCOON REPS, yELOURS;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASsIMEREs;
Virginia made CAssDEREs-large stock;
New style CALICOES;
SHIFTING PRINTS;
NECR-TIES, RUFFLISGS;
KID GLOVES, LINED GLOVES;
CORSETS;
Ladies' SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Misses SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Boys SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Large stock SHhwLS and CLoAKS;
BLACK CLOTH CLoAKs will now be closed out al
about COST. de 19
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND The
n ORDINANCE PASSED 10TH JAN S..s -;
1870. CONCERNING ENCROACHMESIS oS
Passed October 18TH
/. Be 1t ordained by the CITY Council. l1 h.s
wherever, In that portion Of the city annexed oy
act of the Legislature passed February ID. 1907,
houses or porches which have been erected prior 20
That date project over or encrOach on the puoiiC
streets distance not exceeding three Feet he saS
may be allowed to continue until the LIST Gay OIL
January, / S75, and should the projection OF any
building or any portion thereof eneroacn more iEsn
three feet, the encroachment may continue or no.
al The discretion of the Council And wherever ~
after be encroached upon or obstrncted py ienes
U BART t'I Hereof except In tie cases herein.
before provided for, the owner or o~n itIs
thereof shall remove the same 70 me proper Iise
OF said street when notified by the Engineer Oh inc
city TO do so; and II the same be not removed WILL
In twenty days after the said owner or owners SUI
have been notified AS Aforesaid 1t shaii De tue uu
of the Engineer to cause the same 70 ns reno'eu,
and to make out and render 10 the Audllor vi ~.
city an account OF all reasonable charges ~
which account the Auditor shall forthwlih paeSS -
the hands OF the City Collector, WI IS gu -
collect tine same by the same process oy WHICH, he
empowered TO collect the taxes or tne CITY. .or,v
a. II such removal be not u ade within tWehty,
DAYS, as Aforesaid, the owner or owners uislsut
shan nav fine Of five dollars Tor eacl snu 49,
day that said encroachment Is allowed 10 CONN., .d ~
thereafter; which said fine shall De mpossa a
forced by the Police Justice IL the mode
for the collection of other npe5. ,n,r,pD
Published by authority. Z. 9. HOW ALL,
de 24.5t
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PRrcEs:i Whole tickets, 80; half tickets. 50 !;
quarter tickets, 81. go; eleven tickets for SloU.
No dis cunt on less amount
For tickets and Information, apply 70
POWHATAN WElS1GER,
92l Main street.
Also, WIN. W. MYERS, 14C0 Myin street.
do S-d.Dec29
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MET YOU CAN GET MORE GOODS
for your money at LEVY BROTHERS than at
any other house in this city.
Look at the NUBIAS at Csc. worth &c., al soc.
worth 75c;
LADIES, and CBILDREN'S HOODS from Csc.
up $l.75;
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S JACKETS at all
prjces
LEGGINGs, SOCKS, WOOL sCARFs, WRIST
LETS Tor pulse-warmers);
GENTLEMEN'S SHAWLS,
INDIA.RUBBER BLANKETS,
and hundreds of other articles, much below regu-
lar prices. ue 20
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W. CHRISTMAS BOXES, &C., FOR
PRESENTS.
T. r. PRICE & co.
have on their Christmas table
Gentlemen,s HANDKERCH1EFs, In boxes;
Ladies' HANDKERCHIEFS, In boxes;
Misses, HANDKERCHIEF, in boxes;
COIORED BoRDERED HANDkERCHIEFS;
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHlEFS; .
NECK-TIES and SCARFs;
RUFFLEs, LINEN COLLARS CUFFS, RIB
BONs, GLOVES, SOAPS, BRUSHES,
COMBS, EMBROIDERIEs, &C., &C. de ID
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~LEVY BROTHERS have large
assortment of goods suitable for NEW-fEAf
PRESENTS, which they offer at very low prices.
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DIVIDENDS.

UNION BANK OF RICIIMoND.l
December 20, 1874.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
4 have declared semi-annual divi dend of FIVE
PER CENT. free OF taxes, payable to the stock
holders on and alter the SECOND DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1875. JAMES MILLER,
de oS.2W Cashier.
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MARRIAGES.

Married at Newbridge Baptist church. Henrico
on the 9th install I, by Rev |. T. Wallace, Miss
MAkGARkT A. BARKER to Mr.. WILLIAM F.
GRAVES; all OF Hcnrico.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
DOSITIVE DRAWING OF THE
LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
MAID OF THE

MAID or THE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NOR
FOLK, va.
This drawing will take place on TUESDAY the
29th day of December, 1874, whether all the
tickets are sold or not and under no circumstances
will any further postponement occur.
ONLY $4,000 TICKETS.
5000 CASH PRIZES, aggregatng $250,000.
n B-Fifty thousand tickets win be Issued at $40
each-numbered from 10 $1,000, inclusive. Each
whole ticket will consist Of four onefourth pons.
Each coupon will he entitled to one.lourth OF the
prize awarded its whole number, and admits the
holder TO The concert.
after the drawing, aod win continue for three
mouths, and no longer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

Second night Of The engagement of the great
trageGian
Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT
in his great character,
HAMLET,
supported by T. W. Davey's superb Dramatic
Company.
WEDNESDAY, December 30-K1NG LEAR.
THURSDAY, December 31-THE MERCHANT
OF VENICE. .--------....
FRIDAY, January 1st, benefit Of Mr.. Barrett,
wer's elegant comedy OF MONEY.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, grand matinee
LADY OF LYONS.
SATURDAY EV CHING, January 2, JULIUS
CESAR.
Secure sests at c. +. j ohnston's music-st0re. No.
al 3 Main street de 29-1t*
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CITY ORDINANCES.
Passed October 9 ls71.l

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE
n ORDINANCE PASSED 10TH JANmAEnI:
1870. CONCERNING ENCROACHMESTS On
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DETURN! RETURN!
VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.
TWO NIGHTS OHLY-TUESDAf AND WE'D
- NESDAY. DECEMBER 29TH AND 3UTH. &.
HAVERLY's MINISTRIES. ~ e'
COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
THIRTY IN NUMBER.
Introducing the latest Ethiopian novelties OF the
day. All the old fayorites In new speciaties.
Many new faces this time, headed by
D. L. MORRIS. THE BLACK DUTCHdAN.
PRIMROSE AND WEST,
Americas greatest Song and Dance artists, and
THOMAS B.DIXON,
the wonderful tenor.
Reserved seats al JoHNsToN's bookstore three
days III advance.
Usual scale of prices.
j. II. HAYERLY.... ......Proprletor ana ahanaeer
"a j. ClApHAM,.....,....,... Assistant Manager
Colonel ROBERT FILKINS..... .....General Agent
de 25.2S,29&30.4t
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 4TH, 9TH, AND 9TH, 1879.
Farewell appearance Of the undlsputed and regal
queen OF
ENGLISH. TRAGEDY,
the world-renowned
JANAUSCHEK,
supported BY her Few and most brilliant
NEW YORK STAR COMPANY.
MONDAY, January 4Ih. 1875, first time in this
city OF the grand historical tragedy
EARL OF ESSEX.
TUESDAY, January 5th, Oh ESNEY VOID,
80 (Bleak Hoase.)
WEDNESDAY, January 9th, MARY STUART
POPULAR PRICES.
Adm ission to Orchestra Chairs and Dress Circle,
Sl-reserved seats only % cents extra: ParqueL
rs cents; Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, 20
cents -
The sale Of reserved seats will commence on
THURSDAY MORNING. December 8 LIST, ut g. f
Johnston's music store, 91S Main street.
rio 02-Qr
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n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
LIZ SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
siIRANCE COMPANY, Of London and Edin.
burgh .England-capital, 81 Q 100000 gold:
.AMaZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cincin
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY, Of New York-assets over 100000: =
sLYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
$500. 66e
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, a.
BROOKLYN, n. Y.-assets over % 10000.
PHGNtX INSURANCE COMPANY, of Brook
lyn. n. Y.-assets over $2,O00,000,
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth Ya.-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 81 6,.
GEO. Losses equitahly adjusted and promptly paio
at this agency. Applications solicited, and tnMe.
date attention given thereto. oc 10
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NTOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF the MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANKs-OF k!CH MON VIII oe h ne Z,
TUESDAY, IN JANUARY NEXT, being the 9Th
day Of the month, at O'Clock NJ, for the purpose
s,e Q David J.B. MORTON, Cashier.
, 1874-07-23

Mr. Beeoher has given out for publication d
statomont in answar to that Of Theodore Tilton
aud promises something moro in detail at future
timc For the present he Is content to Hny TINT ho
rejects with indignation ovory mputation which
reflects upon Mrs. Tilton'e honor or his own.
Tho offenso for which lo apologized is expla inod
to be an unhappy interference in Mr. Tlton'a do
mestio affairs. Tho issue is thus clearly madc
up between mr. Reeoher and Mr. Tilton. Ono
OF them speals truly, md ono OF them falsely.
Dir. Tllton las given circumstantial mr.
rative, and sworn to its truthfulneas, 1Ir.
Deocher has drawn upon his reserve
fund Of good reputation, and denied tie
accusation in all its breadth. OF courHe.
tue matter cannot rest here. Mr.. Doochor's
good nnme will serve him in this emergency to
stay public opinion. but it will not scrvo him
further. Tho fornnl and detailed Charge must
be refutod in form md detail,