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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29

LvISGsToSE's LAST JoURNEY.-Appteton'
Journal is publishing Il highly-inlerestlng
condensation of LiyiDgstone's last journey,
as told in the great travellers Journals Just
published in two volumes in England. This
summary includes all the main facts and in
cidents related in the complete work, afford
Ing graphic picture in miniature of the ex-
plorer's adventures and sutierings. 1t Is ac-
companied by many OF the illustrations ap-
peuring in the original work, and will occupy
four Nos. of the Journal. The first install
ment appeared in the No. for January 23d
the second is given in the issue for this week.
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A MISERABLE SiNsER.-A professional Gen
tleman of this city, whose crownipg fault is q
too great fondness for Intoxicating liquors,
was sent to Jail by the Police Justice yester-
day to sober oil. He was in very disconso-
late condition, and as he passed out of the
courtroom handed to the Justice slip of
paper on which were inscribed the following
lines expressive Of his disgust for things ter
restriaI:, ,.-...., ,..g.... ~.
"Come, be happy; sit by me ...-. .t....
Shidow-ye: ted Misery
t2 Coy, unwilling, silent bride, ..-..,
- + Clohed In all Thy robes OF PRIDE .r, ..f
Gesolation deiaed-- - ..
~ You and have knowed each other '
-,g Like sister and brother.n l... .s
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Caucus LAST NlGHr.-Tbe Conservative
caucus last night discussed constitutional
amendments from to 10 O'Clock. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Hundley,a a resolution was adopt
ed requiring three.flths vote to make any
recommendation. The proposed amend
ment in relation to Uiua Uoce voting Niled
to receive the requisite vote. A proposition
to make conviction for petty larceny dis
qualification, and to prevent the party from
exercising the right of suffrage, was under
discussion when the caucus adjourned.
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A HARAssED HETRESs-ROMAECE IN REAL
LIFE.-YesterdaF morning United States
Commissioner NJ. f. Peasauts issued a war
rant for the arrest of Mary Hambast, charged
with being an absconding apprentice from
John Demmer, of Trenton, Nj. The girl
who is fifteen or sixteen years of age, gentee
looking, and possessed of fair education, il
in charge of the officers of the Spring-Street
Home. She came to Richmond in destitute
circumstances about the 9Th Of December
and remained at the Exchange Hotel day
or two, when some benevolent gentlemen
interested themselves in her behalf, and SEM
her to the Spring-Street Home. After being
at the Home some time 1t was developed
that she was an orphan, and that
at on early age she was sent to Catholic
asylum in Philadelphia. where she was
kindly treated. When about ten years OF
age she was iDdentured 10 John Demmer, and
taken by him to live in his family. She rep
resented that she had been most cruelty
treated by Demmer, and ran away from him
on that account. 1t has lately appeared that
she is heir TO large fortune, and it Is sus
pected that certain parties are cudeavoring to
use her to manipulate it. The girl is not
willing 10 return to Demmer, and the otll
GERS Of the Home consider it their duty thai
full investigation of the facts shall be had
before they surrender her. .....
Mr.. Demmer says that Mary was inden'
cured to him some four years ago, and up tc
the time of her running away had lived con-
tentedly with him; that he and his wife have
become attached to her as if she were their
own child; that she has been carefully edu'
Gated, and that her statement that she was
cruelty treated is entirely false. He does moi
believe tha. she left her home voluntarily
but, on the contrary, thinks she has been en-
ticed away for reasons that he cannot eX
plain. AS 10 the estate, he says two of Ma
rvs brothers sold out their interest to Phlla
delpha parties, and that he positively re-
fused to be her guardian, as he did not wish
to have the management Of her money, and
intended to provide for her himself. Hel
guardian, he states, is wealthy man in
Bucks county, Pa, fully able to give every
security required by law.
The examination of the case will com
mencc before Commissioner Pleasants at l.
O'Clock to-day.
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dUNHAILABLEl LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND; Posi- OFFICE JANUARY %, 1885,
Mrs.!M, E, W,nGarthright, corner Marshall
and Twentieth streets, Richmond, Va. Mrs.
Robert Stiles, First and Franklin streets,
Richmond, Va; Mr.. Zenker Linkus, No.
201 west Broad street, Richmond, Va; Miss
Josephine Mann, at the store corner -Four.
teenth and Man streets. ..t .1
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LOOKING FOR THE FIRE.--Between ana
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the nre-alarn
gongs in the police.stations ana engine
houses commenced striking IN the most in-
coherent manner. The Chief Engineer de-
elared (although thesixteen-inch gong at lhe
new station on Tenth street struck ABOUT
fifty times) that be had no idea where TO go
to look for the fire. The Cnlei, however,
drove to the Broad street enSlne-house,
where the firemen were all ready 10 moYei
from there to superintendent faynta
office, where it was aseertained tnae soiiie re.
nairs were being made to the telegraph-wire
at the corner Of Third and Marshall streets,
and it was thought that the striking may
have been due to that cause.
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SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN POIsoNED.-I

SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN PolsoNED.-Dr
W. Ii. Tay lor. analytical chemist, received a
lot of bread from DR.. Thomas w. Xix, o
Prospect der6', yesterday, which is sup
posed to be impregnated with strychnine
or some other poison. The bread was pre-
pared for family living near Prospect de-
Dot. The bitter taste, however, prevented
the family from eating it. a quantity of the
bread was given to dog and death ensued
in a few hours. Or. Taylor, in accordance
with the wish of DR.. Hix, will make an analy'
sis of the bread at once.
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A MURDER TRIAL. TO COMMENCE TODAY
In the Circuit Court of Henrico to-day the
trial of Lunsford Brown, charged with the
murder Of Tilmau Lee, will commence. The
murder was committed, as alleged, in Gooch'
land. but Lee died in Henrico county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29

RESIDENT JUDGE OF THE SUPREME Court
A bill is to be introduced in the General AS.
sembly proposing TO allow the Supreme
Court of Appeals to designate one of their
members to reside in Richmond, and TO re-
ceve therefor an extra compensation o.
81 900. 1t is greatly to the convenience o
lawyers and their clients to have judge Of
the Supreme Court residing here, so that theil
petitions may be promptly considered.
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A MARROW EscAPE.-G. w. Hull was be-
fore the Police Justice yesterday, charged
with selling goods by sample without license
in violation of the State revenue law. Hull
is the manufacturer in another State OF
plated.ware, and was selling by representa-
lion. Me had taken, out by advice Of the
Commissioner a manufacturers license. The
Police Justice discharged him, with the
warning, however. that if he continued to
prosecute his business in this State he must
take out a sample merchants license.
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ANOTHER DEPRED Iesterday Mrs.
John Whitaker, who resides on Venable
street, was robbed Of two dresses, lot OF
other clothing, about half barrel of flour,
and several pounds of corn.beef, while ab-
sent from home. Her colored servant disap.
pcared from the premises simultaneously
with the articles named.
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SALE OF A LAE%E EsTATs--,C ChafTu, Sta.
pies & Co. have sold to Mr.. wilkins Lirbart,
of Pittsburgh. Pa the farm known as
Locust Hill,'' in Amelia county, lying on
the App0mattox river near the Gente Mils,
containing. thirteen hundred and seventeen
and half acres, for fifteen thousand six bun.
dred dollars. :. - .1.@ - .-'E.< a :
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FUkN N6E'gJhsE.
FURNITURE EXCHANGE.
GEOkGE I. PICk ETT, 4,

GEORGE L. PICKETT, IEl
r"r rn carry on more extensively the furniture
ana uphosl"ring lrahe>, has removed 10
No. Is NIN1H ~THEET.
'-.'1,an Main atld Franklin, wh"rcsie Will keep
constantly on huud a iulI supply OF
%.W AND SECONDHAND FUkSlTURE.>
Mr. GEORGE l.. WEsTMAS, who i widely known
=. master al his procssiou will take charge Of the
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT,
with very facility for conducting this branch OF
r,s~urs,. both mudern aud antique. Mr.. W esi man
lhamh> the public for past iavors, anu respectfully
s,rcIls ihtir future patronage.
would also -'atc That | lave engaged Mr. MAS
tnS. Who i Il competent cabinct-makrr and French
pulish"r, having served bis time in France.
With this and other assistance, AIN prepared TO
attend 10 and execute promptly all orders III The
line al UPHOLSTERY. CABlSET-MAKING. FRENCH
IriI-IIlSG. NAHSlsiiiSCi, &c, &c
special attention given repairing every dcscrp.
tom ii upholstery aud cabin+t-work
Furniture packed, shipped, or removed at short
Lu,grr.
v IN many thanks TO my friends and patrons for
t:rlr past patronge, respectfully solicit con;inu-
;ucc "i their iasorS.
.,43-lwt GEORGE +. PICKETT.
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PsoBEssoE Trips LEc,URE ON FRkNcF.-
1t is stated By the Chairman of the Lecture
Committee Of sbe Young Mems Cbristian As.
sociatieu thai Professor Asonzo Tripp, the
European Lecturer, Is to deliver series OF
lectures i'm this city on Europe since ss4s-
descriptive, biographical, and historical-as
soon as arrangements canrbe completed, the
Lectures. or, some Of them, to be under the
auspices Of the Young Mems Christian AS,
snciation as
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sHoE-T TH1EF ARBEsT1D.--Primus Dodson,
charged with stealing sundry pairs of boots
and shoes from james Barrett, proprietor OF
the shoe-shop under the Coroner's office,
Was arrested yesterday by Sergeant Seal.
<. Bob Weedin and Harry Robbins, charged
with receiving some OF, the. stolen goods,
were also taken into custody. 80 III
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PEesoSA1.-sep senator George W. Graham
returned to his seat yesterday. .
Major W. T. SutherliD, Of Danyile, was
in the city yesterday.
Hon, John A. Meredith left Richmond last
night for Washington city, Where he will to-
day argue an important ca1lse from Virginia,
involving over $500,OOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29

A JUDGE's SALARY.-A bill has been re.
ported from the House Committee on FL
nance, of which bill Mr.. Brooks ofthe House
is patron, which authorizes the board Of su-
pervisors OF Chesterfield county to increase
the salary of the judge of that ceSnty to the
slim of SlQQ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29

A FagscH CoN.-ldr. w. d. Pettus, OF
Charlotte county, hrs presented Us with !,
piece of five centir.es about one cent? coined
during the reigr of Charles \ OF France
1t was intended for the French colonies nc, {,
cording to the inscription upon one face. \
was coined in 1880 (as we read the fgures)
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A Georgia paper knows man who went
all the way from Cassviile to Atlanta. On
his return he looked solemn with the weight
of garnered wisdom, and said: II the werld
is al big t'6ther. way as 1t is that It's
whoppcr."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29

BALEp.-M. T. Coleman was admitted to
hail by Pelice.Justi w bite yesterday in the
sum Of $1,000 to appear before the grand
ilry Of the Hastings Court to answer
charge of embezzlng over 300 OF the funds
of Thomas Ii. Harris.
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MORE SAhPLR.MERCHAsrs ARREsTED.-W.
a.. Bradford, of Massachusetts, and a. j.
Schad, of Washington, D. c., charged with
violations OF the. State revenue law, were
arrested and taken to the Second station
house yesterday 49, :!f1Jr,r. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29

REAL MALAGA GRAPES, for the sick;
RIPE CALIFORNIA PEARS, for the sick;
SWEET JAMAICA ORANGES, for the sick;
WINE and FRUIT JELLY, for The sick
ICE CREAM, OF all fiayors;
SWEET ORANGES at 25 cents per dozen.
Everything good, for everybody, at
u. CoLUMBUS's, 321 Broad street.
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Personal.

1 NFORNAElOA WANTED.-Any per-
:, - s"ns who may laye been acquainted with JOHN
NE;SE' "i Crew Glenaryey, county Antri m,
.,hd II Is supposed died In Virginia or Rio Grandc
nD . noI, BraA! are hereby reques ed 10 send such
"'"i nation and all particulars which they may
"7taa re.i'ecling the said JOHN MCNRICE 10 the
Efl"hit Nicc-LoiIsul III Richmond, or the British
= lct. consul al Port Allegro, Mo Grand do Sui,
''''@L feaoitD!e EXPENSES will be GcfIaycd.
. WILLIAM MARSHALL,
il Zf-3lH British Vice-Consul.
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THE CosT OF AN AssAuLT.-LeWls Beverly,
indicted for assaulting and cutting Danlel
Carter with knife, was fined Sl5 and SEN
fenced to thirty days Imprisonment by the
Circuit Court of Henrico yesterday.
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Cosy1cr RECEIVED. sheriff Of did.
dIesex delivered to the superintendent OF
the penitentiary yesterday Iufus Il. Fisher,
convicted of murder in the secord degree
and sentenced to fifteen gears. imprison'
ment in that Institution.
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WATCHMAKER RoDBED.-The watch-store
of f. l.. Robinson, on Main near Seventeenth
street, was entered and robbed of number
of silver watches and small lot of leWelry
on Wednesday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29

HAMBURG EDGISGs and INsERTISGS, TUCK
INGs, puffngs, Cash's trimmings, cotton edglngs,
pique and tape trimmings, cheaper than the cheap
I ST. Mt LEVY BROTHERS..
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You CAN PURCHASE QUILTS, CoAFoRTABLEs,
BLANKETS, FLASNELs,. sheetlngs, shirtingS, and
everything else in the dry goods and trimming line,
at extraordinary low prices ut LEVY BROTHERS!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29

BUY YOUR DRY GOODS for cash at LEVY BRO.
TIERS, and save money by SO doing They will
give you more goods for your money than any other
house in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29

SOME EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN SASH and
NARROW RIBBONS of every description At LEVY
BROTHERS,. +"
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CLOSED FOR One DAy.-Tbe rooms OF tne
Young Mems 0bristian Association Will 0e
closed to-day. They will be opened again
Saturday at 0 O'clock A, M,
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| y. GATEWOuD, 3l9 BROAD m
- >TEEET, between Third aud Fourth. ~
III aHht."n 20 ty lHrge sloc. | am daily ST
"ctiNIh@ r tENiIIKr 0i lhe latest styles, ] !
iau&Ltscu lor cash at ,hc best factories East
ana West lhI, .Gahles me 10 compete with
All! mouse This side u New York as regards
If!r"> aIld terms ns l3- 3in
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CARPETS are now being closed out at greatly re-
duced prices at LEVY BROTHERS,. They also offer
bargains In rugs, mats, oil-cloths, hassocks, and
window-shadsS. ....
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EORRENT, the BRICK kTENEMENTm
l. on Sixth street betwce Marshall and Clay Eli
no. 425), containing len rooms, Kitchen, &C., &c.
Applyto j. T. kEESEE,
in 29-6t at National Bank OF Virginia.
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TOR RENT, SEVERAL VERY DE- GA
Il SIRABLE ROOMS, furnished or unfur- 2.:l
nished, with use of parlor Ii desired Also, HALF
of STORE, suitable for some fancy business. APP
ply at All Broad street between Fourth and Fifth
Streets ja 29-2t
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ISBELL & son, 10 A. b., groceries, store FIX
lures, &C., at No. west Broad street.
r. G. MORRISS, 10 A. NJ, household furniture,
stoves, guus, &c. s.....
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SELLING OFF AT PR0FIT-Clothlng' shlrts'
and Furnishing Good; selling off ut Il proht oy f.
b. SPENCE & SON.
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COMMISSION ER's OFFICE. RM5IhoyD,
Eleventh street, Ov er GrubDs z Williams ~

All parties interes led IN the above inquiries are
has ;.npoInted the 3, iTH DAY OF EEBBUARY, 1875,
ut noon at his said Office, TO make all the said in-
QuIrles directed In he Foregoing extract of decree,
and the said receive n, William II. Robins, Is hereby
required to render at SAID time and nlace,ihf ac.
count above direct ed be rendered by him; and al
persons caiming lens Oh said property, In any way
Whatever whethe under the aforesal1 deed OF 81 81
August, 1868, o T Otherwise, are hereby required
then and there te produce evidence OF fne same pc
fore said comnf ssiouer, under penalty OF fprfeianR
any such claim II not ,haI proouced and estaptisn-
ed. gg ~, HEShI.hGDNALLt
SANDS, LEA KE & CARTER, p.q. ~ j. aZ.f4w
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SELLING OFF AT A PRoFIT.-E. b. SPENCE &
Son are selling off at profit. Give them call.
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EXECUTORS NOTICES.

\ NVlICE.-liayiag qualified as admiuistra-
= ' '"r nf william ilson, dt ceased, ali persons
!"!'E claims against this estate Will please present
H"'" :" me Tor settlement al the Office Of Caring
ron .Mskrr.iLi, and u!i persons Indebted 10 The
NN'"'y NH please com" forward and settle.
JAMES WILSON,
Administration Or William Wilson, deceased.
- 2I-3t
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SELLING OFF AT 4 PRoFIT.-Furnishng GOOD
selling of at profit by E. B. SPENCER son.
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4ithmond 1ispatcl1,
FRIDAY ...JANUAR1 23, 1870!

THE CIRCULATION OF THE dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OK THE CITY. 3H.g
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SELLING OFF AT PRoF1T.-Clothings selling o
at a profit by f. b. SPENCE & Son.
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SELLING OFF At A PRoFIT.-Shirts selling Off a
4 profit by Z. B. SPENCE & Son.
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SELLING OFF AT A PRoFIT.-E. Is. SPENCE
son are selling of at profit.
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THE WEATHER yesterday was cloudy and
damp during the day, with steady rain at
midnight. ........ a..
Rdnge Of Thermometer at the Dispatch office
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INst TRANCE COMPANIES.

DOYAL SIRE EINsURANCECOMPANY
IL. OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ooo
ASSETS. o. SlzsI e9,0oooo
Deposited y ith Treasurer OF Virgiais.. 600
JMPER AL FIRE INSURANCE COM
L 49, PANY, OF LONDON: 900 noo
ASSETS, LOVER. ,..,......,,t,3l2s0gU,gyg
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virgjn!a. -. f9O,Vuv
Shareho iders personally responsible ZOE tne eD.
cations Of :. the above companies. ,..,t.,
Repres entif9 the above ytaunch old English COM
nanes, fe solicit the patronage OF the pubic upon
their W questionable security. proppt apd uoern
settlemi mt Of all ehims, ano heavy income.
JOHN 81. CLAIBOESE T. co, Agents. -
no1t y - =, No. lOS Main street. y
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THOSE who fail to pay their city and school
taxes within the next TWO days will have to
pay an addition OF tive per cent. for each
failure,
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TIE WEATHER To-DAY.-From our r..
ports hts morning The probabilities are u,.t!
The ,ceathcr today ecsl be partly cloudy.
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EOR RENT. THE LARGE BASE e.
Il. MENT-ROOM In rear OF my Office, with Ga
entrance on Eleventh street; also a FINE LUDG-
lhG-ROOM In the third story OF tire National Bank
of Virginia ;also the FIRST-CLASS WAREHOUSE
In Commercial Block, next TO the corner Of Cary
and Thirteenth streets. Apply 10
j. L. APPERSON.
In 20-6t Real Estate Agent.
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FAMES i. BRAGG, POI corner Sea-
- C"nG and ESoad streets, has just received -
,lrs" assortment Or al kinds oi hfcsscrs' and IGST
,1!!arrA's
CHAIRS and ROCKERS
f'#t~u am uii.ring 10 the puollc Tor The next three
"',E- al very low prices whic! cannot be beaten In
i'|- lt.N.
rtE\iTTItk OF all kinds always on hand.
~ Ef>> rs made " order.
ts.f IIn me. Ge2l
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FRANKLIN COAL.

VIII deliver this celebrated COAL, direct from
y.-st5-, At very low figure. Those wishing TO sup
III. 'u"insclves frr the winter vii! please call and
.,..- ..cir orders. ,
WRIT ROBERTS,
"t corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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T OsT, Wednesday evening, either at Breed
street chursa or between that aud Jack strcer
, Col. p BREaSTpIN, villa five pendants. slight y
enamelled with black. A liberal reward WIZ o.
naju If left at the store Of 6. A. HUSDLEa *
90 RroYd street. il 1V w
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lost. sTRAxED, AND POUND.

T OsT. SOMEWHERE ON FRANKLIN.
Ii Fifth. CLAY, or SIKH streets. GARNET
RRACEIiET, haYisg small medallion inks Win
i've garnets in each: The tnder wl be iisetanS no Ga
merre corner of Thirteenth and Main streets
iu +.
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FOR RENT.

LOR RENT, valuable four.story 5:s
II TOBACCO FACTORY, fronting on Cary Hi
and Dock Streets next to the corner or Nineteenth.
ADply TO RICHARDSON & CO.,
itP9.4t l113 Main sire et
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MONEY LOsT.-Lost, S35, probably In
IsA goirs from the post-otdee TO In9 Ky a ran, H.
Fourth. and up Main to Third, OH Tuesday evening
last. rhe finder Will be freely rewarded by leaving
IL at the DisDdtcl otttce. il So'at"
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THRAsHED AND JAlLED.-A colored man
named Henry Williams was before the May
or's Court yesterday chargedswith stealing a
lot of railroad iron from the Richmond and
Danville railroad. His Honor sentenced him
to receive twenty-five lashes, and to Jail for
thirty days. -"
ANOTHER IRON -THIEF.-John Davis Color
ed) was arrested and lodged in the station
house yesterday charged with stealing iron
from the Danville railroad. .as...
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DE-T LUMP AND HAIL COKE, CLO-
u ,EE lIlL!. CDAI.-'ump and hail: superior
>r.lNT aud QrISNIMOST coal: An III RA-
tiIt COAL. al Sizcs; OAK AMI PINE WOOD,
.rI d. AND sawed: al Of which can De bought al the
.,.,-' market pric" a l.. COITRELL'S,
corner rf Ninth street aud Basin bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29
Ei.itcerlh dud ,al

.fANNELTUN >EMi-CANNEL COAL.-
! 5, kinllcs qu'c%. gi.'> more heat and lasts
A.. -.r. ami j. thr:,l0rc thr mn>' economical coal
... .I,. Il urti,~ :. L. LhIlIROP,
Sole agent for Richmond,
Seventeenth street, III drawhlldsc.
h\!IieA' lIr COAL. AL slzs>, best quality al
...,,.., ,rirrS inlS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-29

WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR
w STORE. FIXTURES, GOODWILL, &c.,
and TENANT for a BUSINESs-HOUSE, we'll
located In this city aud we'll adapted for the MILL
merry dress. making, or Photographic business For
interview address .. Y. H., Richmond post Office,
Richmond, Va. IN 29.ltS