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LOCAL MATTERS.

CONCERT OF PRAYER FOR CoLLEGEs.-The
rain last night prevented the assembling ol
q large congregation, but more than usa-
ally intelligent company Of the friends OF
education gathered at tGrace-Street Baptist
church to pray for the youth of our colleges
and higher schools. "
Professor II. II. Harris conducted the ex-
erciscs. After prayers by II. G. Burnett and
Rev, j. II. NewbilI, DR.. Jeter spoke OF the
great importance of having all of our lnstitu'
tons pervaded by the spirit of Christianity,
and of the power Of prayer as means OF
bringing about these results.
After PRAYER by Professor Hart, professor
Harris spoke of the fact that as originally
fully nine-tenths Of the colleges OF the coun'
try were started with the view of promoting
ministerial education, so we must look to the
colleges for large proportion of our preach
erS.
After prayer by 1lr. Josiah Ryland. it was
brought out n response to questions that
there are now at Richmond College eighty
four professors Of religion and thlrty-four
who have the ministry in view. Il was
stated that only about twenty Of the resident
students in the college are non-protesSors OF
religion, and that after delightful prayer
meeting there this morning there were
hopeful indications Of a revival IN the COL
lege.
Professor Hart spoke ably and earnestly Of
the importance Of studying the Scriptures IN
all of our schools and colleges.
The meeting was closed with prayer, and
it was felt that it had been pleasant and
profitable meeting.
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In TROUBLE AGAlN.-Mr. f. &. Snead, the
young Georgian who was tried for forgery
and acquitted in the Hastings Court on
Tuesday. was arrested on Wednesday on
the charge Of interfering with the chain
gang, and with giving one of the pris-
oners a knife. He was brought be-
tore Justice White yesterday morning. He
stated that he would have been on his way
to Georgia but from the fact be missed the
train, and after being left he went where the
chain. gang was at work to give johnson,
one of the prisoners, some tobacco, and hav-
ing small pen.knife in his pocket he also
gave il TO johnson 10 use in cutting up his
food. Snead was required to give surety in
the sum of 500, in default of which he was
Sput to iaiI
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PRg RENT.

FOR RENT, new BRICK D"ELL- ar:
/ ~. tn rooms modern improvements : S1.A
= I'm ln-tugn repair, No. IL U east Man street.
" ...,. r,lnf,,riahlc BRICK pW EILlNG, Ten
. ..~ ARG. Kitchen, stable. &c, III Soou repair,
\. lu4 east Main street. ,,.o.
-, EHlCk HOUSE. six rooms. Kitchen lhrc'
.,... IN good ord.r. OF south side Main near
49,, nl;iCK HOUSE. eight rooms. large Kitchen;
.,.,.,. g.: viii t+ put in nee repair on h!ru
.'-a,i. GalriIc'S Hlll. .. ,,,u
,,'. ENlt'k COTTAGE. No. Ala west Marshall
..r,. :, roo. n, kitchen two rooms, city wafer,
a. a., ''t-c FRAME COTTAGE. No. 20T west
, ~. . .,,, ,irE repaired. containing iVe rooms;
49,. ,,yy FRAME. COTTAGE, live rooms. ana
...y,.,.rr ~ III lot, on Pine near Albc!nar!e
H. rE,, 4 STORE and DWELLING. six
g. ...-' +. sal. -. 3jll Rockets street. Lear Gas
u ,,... ,"# FRAME STORE. on Fourth near
H., ...i OFFICE under Exchange Hotel,
:. r.g. ,.,t'l street.
.,>.. 20, al +. dwellings. stores, and vacant
-. fir .iI!.As In, very portion ui the city; also,
..,rsl ,Ilg.l farms mar III" city.
Aglty &" fhASh -, HILL,
H,l. f>'a:r Agent, No. HOS Main street.
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ODD FELLOWS RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS. The
House of Delegates yesterday passed the bill
to incorporate the Odd. Fellows Relief Asso.
citation Of Virginia. The ineorporators are
william B. Rodgers, Edmund Robinson,
George Bland, J. S. johnson, H. T. ALLEY,
Nicholas K. Trout, Alfred r. Courtney,
William S. Gilman, james a. Collins. The
last three are citizens of Richmond. The
object of the Association is tc provide relief
for widows and orphans and other benefi'
Charles of Odd. Fellows in the State Of Vir-
giuia. rhe Association will be located al
Norfolk. " }
The House also passed bill for the relief
of the trustees of the Odd-Felows' Hall ol
this city.
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PARDoSED.--Goverror kempcr Yesterday
pardoned Hannah Jackson (colored), of Au.
gusta county, who was some time ago con-
yictcd and sentenced to three years impri-
sonmeut in the penitentiary for bigamy.
The reason for granting the pardon was be-
cause the prisoner, an ignorant but we'll
meaning freedwoman, though technically
guilty, evidently never intended to violate
the marrisge-law, and was unconscious of
the ilegality of her second marriage. Par
don was recommended by the prosecuting
attorney and large number of respectable
citi1pnS ''....' s'.-'
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-At the last
meeting of Aurora Lodge, No. 1l6, |. Q. o.
f., the following officers were installed for
the ensuing term John b. Cooper, N. 6. !;
D. Rosendorf, V. G.; j. Thomas Pulling, s.. !;
NJ. w. stro,her, T.; Rev. NJ. j. Michel
baeher, c.; John Fl. Rogers, +. S. to n. G.;
John w. Rogers, l.. S. to n. G.; John Il.
Brosius, r. S. to Y. g.; James Leyier, l.. >.
to V.G.; bl. +. HudnaIl, c.; A. u. Thur
man, W.; George w. Fuller, l. g.; W. ,.
Roach, o. G..
At y regular meeting of Solomon Lodge,
No. Is. I. OF. S. l., the following officers
were installed for the ensuing terms" e.
Take, president; d. HARRISON, yIce'presi-
dent; j. Bear, recording secretary l.. Hex
ter, financial secretary /; Il. Gunst, treasurer !;
James Hutzler, guide; A. MOTIFS, INSIDE
guardian; James Seamon, outside guardian.
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SEvERE AcCIDEST.-The pavement being
covered with SIeet yesterday morning pedes-
trians found it difficult TO keep their feet
under them. One lady, a Mrs. Blankenship,
living on Browns Island, was walking on
Broad street yesterday morning about 10
O'Clock, when she slipped and fell with great
force on the pavement, di>locating one of her
hips. She was placed in carriage and con-
yeyed to her home.
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CHAMBER OF CohMERcs.-A meeting of the
Board OF Directors Of the Chamber OF Com
merce was held yesterday afternoon-PIes-
dent Anderson in the chair. Present:
Messrs. Blankenship, Noting, Grubbs, Chill.
drey, Snyder, Cipers, and Spots.
Mr.. BlaDkenship, from the special commit.
tee appointed to procure charter from the
General Assembly, stated that in day or
two be. hoped 10 be able to make further
progress. :. te
Mr. Blankensbip presented the following !:
Res0loed, That committee of five be
appointed to inquire into the eXpediency Of
aiding by some means the contemplated
western connections of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad"
Mr.. Blankenship said that for personal
reasons he did not desire to serve on the
committee.
The Chair appointed Messrs. James A.
Seddon, j. 81. Montague, M. S. Valentine,
Isaac Davenport, and w. HePalmer.
The President laid before the Board a
communication from q. s. Ramsburg, OF
Washington, DC, enclosing bill to secure
the resumption of specie pay mpnts by gra-
dual means Without contracting the cur
rency, and for other purposes. This bill Dir.
Ramsburg is anxious shall pass Congress,
and requests the Chamber OF Commerce to
endorse the measure.
On motion, the papers were referred to
the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Blankenship presented the following
which was agreed to:
4" "ResoIoed, That the Committee on Iuland
Trade be, and are hereby, requested to per-
sonally represent to the delegation from this
city in the General Assembly the desirability
of the passage of the bill to provide for more
specific reports of the transportation of pro-
duce on the railroads, canals, and transporta.
ton companies in the State" Adjourned
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q UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REAAIN1EG IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- .OFrlcE January I, 1875:
Mrs. McCracken, Fredericksburg, Ys. Mrs.
Mahalie Kennil, No. - Ash street, care'J. o.
Adams Miss Fannie Z. Turpip, Grace be-
tween Twenty-sixth and Twenty.seventh
streets, Church Hill; Mrs. Lewis Blair, Cary
street between Second and Third; Mr.. Benz
jamin Cottrel, corner Of Ninth and Bank
streets city. llL E..Lt "
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SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURy.-Edward
Mason, charged with burglary; Hildred
Elan, charged with the seduction of Marga.
ret Evans, under promise of marriage; and
William Hanna, charged with maliciously
biting john Hogan, thereby causing him to
lose bis hand, were sent on to the grandjury
by the Police Court yesterday. H
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Police CoURr, YESTERDAY Justice Joseph
J. White presiding. M hlargaret Smith and
Susan Lee, guilty Of fighting in the street,
were sent to Jail for thirty days in default
Of surety.
Susan Gaines and Amanda Fields, charged
with stealing two chickens OF the value Of
IS from Lewis Leyei: Susan was sent to jail
for. ten days and Amanda for three months.
Thomas Randall, charged with feloniously
cutting: Case was continued until the I7th
and the accused committed to Jail.
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ELJ SuPREns CouRT OF APrEaIs THURSDAY
Jones's executors us. Clarke et ais. From
the Circuit Court Of Pittsylyauia county.
Reversed io part. Judge Moncure deliver.
ing the opiuion OF the court.
Hannah os. Boyd ct ais. From the Cir.
cult Court OF Halifax. Reversed In part.
Judge Staples delivering the opinion Of the
court. n
Tremaine alias Green us. Commonwealth.
Fully argued BY G. E. Stuart, Esq, for the
plaintiff in error aud the Attorney-G General
for the CommonWeaItb. Gs 80
Love us. Farmers Bank. Writ of error
awarded to judgment Of the Circuit Court
of Fairfax county. -
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laughter. They were velcomed Is Yica-

laughter. They were welcomed to Bic.r
mond last night by q fine audience, rotWith.
Standing the weather was vet and uneon-
Portable enough to justify anybody IN
not yenturing out. !. Humpty Dumpty
at Homey was full of fun aud absurd
adventures, though some of the
antics nights have been very well iefl of
and not iessened the satisfaction ofthe ladies'
present. In addition to the regular panto.
mimic performance there was some excel.
lent singing, acrobatic feats, and beIl ringing,
and various other attractions to make com.
plete evenings entertainment: II Is pro.
missed that there will be reasonable change
of programme every night, and now that IL
ia kroWn that, Fox himself Is here, IL may
be anticipated that bis company VIII receive
that patronage which 1t has heirfght to ex-
pect from an appreeistiYe public.
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CHILD BURSED.-Yesterday morning while
little daughter of Mr.. J. NJ. Johnson, who
resides on Twenty-third and o streets, was
playing near the fire at her fathers house,
her clothes took fire, and but for the timely
aid rendered by her mother and grandmother
the child would no doubt have been badly
burpa3
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RoRBISG DEAD WOMAN.
Faun,leroy, a colored man, is under arrest
for trespassing on the premises of Robert L.
Hill. and taking, stealing, and carrying away
sundry goods, the property of Mahala Hua-
son. then lying on said premises dead.
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The SEvENrEENTH-STREET SHOOTING AF-
FAlR.-The grand jnry Of the Hastings
Court yesterday found ga true bill" against
A. J. Tyree for shooting MuScoe johnson
on the oath ultimo, and "not true bill" IN
the case of j. Henderson Morris, charged
with the same offence.
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OvERCoATsi OyERCoATsl-E. B, SPENCE 6
Son have In their stock splendid line OF ov rcoats
which they are selling at the very lowest prices.
I hey have also very large lot Of heavy CLOTHS,
vcstings, &C.. which they making up in the very
best style. Their stock of winter underclohlng Is
large ana varied. Give hem call.
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EXECUTIVE AppolNTXENT.-The Governor
Yesterday appointed DR.. John 7. Smith, OF
Clarke county, visitor to the Backsburg
Agricultural and Mechanical College, to hll
vacancy caused by the resignation Of Gen
eral James II. Williams.
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DlsCHARGED.-AleckA Anderson, one Of the
parties accused of shooting and robbing Mr..
". w. Reinhardt, on the Brook road, was
yesterday morning discharged by Justices
Hodgson, Griffin, and Larus, of the county,
after q otractcfeXaminatiOn.
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THE HURRY Quarry TRoUPE AT TUE THE,j
ATgs.-Aiter kellogg In opera and Jansu.s
schek In tragedy comes Fox In pantomime,
and in his line he is as great as bis iiluari.
o,;s predecessors are IN theirs. The company
with hin, Is large and talented, and so full of
indicrons grimaees and mirth.moying motions
as 10 keep the audience In constant rosstss of
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To THE CossUMPTryE.-Let those who langush
under the fatal severity OF our climate through any
pulmonary complaint, or even those who are In de-
cfded consumption. by no means despair. There
is safe aud sure reL edy at hand, aud one easily
tried. .'WILBoK's Compound OF Cod-Liycr Oil
and Lime" wi hout possessi ng thevery nauseating
favor of The Oil as heretofore used.in endowed by
The phosphate Of lime with o healing property
which renders the oil doubly ef'cacious. Remark
able testimonials or It's efficacy can be exhibited to
those who de,ire 10 see them. For sale "A. B.
WILD )R, Chemist Bo ton.
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HEN-Roosr RoBBED.-The premises of Mr..
Henry Hewlett. situated In Manchester, on
Second between Stockton and Decatur streets,
we're invaded by thieves on Wednesday
night, and large number of chickens were
StnIan
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RICHMOND AND TRANS ALLEoHANY MAR.
Row.GAUGE RAILROAD .CoaP1NY. Both
houses of The General Assembly have passed
bill which provides that in the event Of a
subscription being made by the city Of Rich.
mond to the capital stock of the Richmond
and Trans-Alleghany Narrow-Gauge Rail-
way Company it shall be lawful for said city
and company to enter into an agreement and
contract between themselves to the effect
that in consideration of such subscription
the said company may agree and bind itself
never to construct any branch of said road
except the branches mentioned in the eighth
section of the charter of said company in
the counties of Patrick, Washington, Smyth
Carroll, and Grayson; nor to form any rum
ming connections with any other railroad
without first obtaining the formal consent OF
the municipal government Of said city TO
such branches or proposed connections ex-
cept as aforesaid, anything in the charters of
said city or company to the contrary not.
withstanding. The bill now goes to the Co.
werner.
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Hrsr1ros couRr. YEsrgRpAY--Judqe Gui.
gon presiding John Pleasants, charged
with breaking and entering the stable Of
Thomas ). Starke and stealing sundry arti.
cles therefrom, was arraigned, pleaded gull
ty, and sentenced TO the penitentiary for
two years. .'i s..,
: MIR. Michael Kelley, charged with having
in bis possession Q lot OF pig-iron knowing
the same to have been stolen, was found
"not guilty and discharged.
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ASSEMBLY HALL-Mlss ADELAIDE PHIL
1Ipps.-"The Barber OF Seville" has been
more elaborately presented, but never more
faithfully than at New Assembly Hall
last evening. The lack Of, chorus
was q mere trihe; the orchestra was
not missed, tor Mr.. Colby's accompaniment
was far above its average. The persons OF
the drama, were excelently taken through
out. and the opera was noble success. 1t
was q delight to see Adelaide Phillips on
the stage ag iin, although when she was here
before she merely sang in concert. As a
dramatic singer the character is one in which
She has too rarely appeared for a few years
gone by. Her =" Rosina" was one Of the
most delicious and memorable achievements
of dramatic singing we have seen for some
time.
Miss PhilIlpps possesses great dramatic
genius, and has atwonderful facial control.
Among the most charming, features OF the
operl we may mention Rosina's" music
lesson with the disguised "Almayiya.'
where she first sanga very joyous laughing
song by Bendelari, Ia the most admirable
style, and which vas encored 30 persistently
thatsshe responded In encore with sWee'
and pathetic minor" And the Years Glide
BY :0 ana tllS, LOO, Dtius tCuCuCnhIy ap
plauded, she gave" COMM Thro' the Rye, y
with embellishments. Miss Phiilipps's ripe
and noble voice, with its nnexceptionable
method and grand scope, was enjoyed IS fea
musical opportunities Of the season have
been BY the select audience she had, tha
only regretted it could not multiply itself by
ten. a..st5 = a,aa
Tom Karl, as Almayiva, acquitted bimsel
finely. His isJ q powerfully rich tenor, ant
| is second to none we have ever heard. Seye
raj times during the evening he received de
served testimonials of his talent.
Oriandini was o capital Figaro. Locafeli
was a perfect Don Baslio his voice, thougl
old. is rich and sonorous, and his phrasiDl
perfect. And Bacelii, In acting and singing
personatad DR.. FBartolo very ably, bringing
out the humor aud the honesty Of the char
acter and the music in the best style. To
i company is, III fact, beautifully balanced, an
ought to gain the greatest success. !.
Tonight Don Pasquale will be presented
I Reserved seats may be secured during ID
day at Wyatt's music emporium, Main street
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p..RDISG AND LODGING.

,\Trp. BOARnERS FOR TWO
" n,.lua,iwl rooms on >econdnoor, bathroom
,S,.p,,S. furnished or uufurnShcd; In pri-
.,'.,',.. ri.s,. 10 business. Terms reasonable,
'A@G.,|s X. I. L., k!cnmond post-oihce.
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EDUCATIONAL.

'lnNO INSTkUCTlON.-The cSsszga
@otrr hTs. TAPsCOTT, win give lessons in music
~ Iss!Gencc, Candles Hill Mansion. No. 8 05,
,,raiit ni u By'd ana Third streets Apply on the
Is I2's Terms moderate. j. Avn
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EUR RENT. a large four-story To-

EOR RENT. large four-story TO-@s
L EAttp-FAtT0RY fronting on Cary and E:.s
j. Ok Streets, next 10 the corner of AireIecnth.
4 yauab- and desirable STOKE on Main street
u"rr lie Bjsyl'ch Office.
A"w1w"-,tory BRICK DIVE Ling with seven
or eight room. aud all the modern improvements,
handsomely III i,ncG.
Iwo-,l"r. EElCk DWELLING on Ross street
w'""'n t"ar'rtn'h and Mayo containing SIX rooms,
incluLi5g servant ryOu &C.
,""-,tufy BRICK DWELLING No. 2l3 west
hr,'a! -irtci. "lli IL" rotlna.
I""-s'"ry FRAME DWELLING, win hve
'"'m-, ga IHta;! eighth street between Marslau
GaI lay.
2"o.story FRAME DWELLING on Twenty
.4A'h sjrc.' between and y slrects, with I'VE
ry1E.-: kitcttCm, &C.
Larsc Bnlrh DWELLING, with basement and
i"P slpT!tA above, Containing twelve rooms; kltcn-
49,. e; stable and large enclosure; Oh Nineteenth
a.ccri corner Marshall.
T~"-siory FRAME DWELLING OIL Harvie
''t",' between Main street and Grove avenue, With
i', rglILs, *.
Iwr-.tnry BRICK TENEMENT. with four rooms
and A!iytc!i, on y between Twenty -hf IN and TweD
N-.l&lf .'Tc, L.
I"p-a'ory BRICK DWELLING No 1920 Main
S''',' "'"rcI 1wtniy-AccOnd and Twenty-thiId
Sit"' /. RICHARDSON & co..
ia H-jf lIl3 Main street.
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THE NoBBIEsT COLLAR YOU CAN WEAR IS THE
WARWICK. Its the stylish width this season. Ask
for II at the furnishing stores.
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CHEESEMAN'S CREEK AND PicKL1Na OYs-
TERs-the best In the markes-for sale by WADE &
FITCHETT, Dock and Seventeenth streets.
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BE SURE AND CALL FOR DIR. BULLS coCGH-
sYRUP If you are troubled with bad cough or cold.
1t will give you relief. For sale by every resDecta-
BILE oruggisr. Une bottle, % cents; five bottles
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CONSERVATIVE CoSFERENCE.-A conference
of the Conservative members Of the General
Assembly will be held in the Hall of the
House of Delegates tonight at 1880 o'clock.
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TOR RENT.-The executors OF John
L FIr,lara d,.r.as"d. fer for rent for lhc cur
rli scar tn, l.lgc and wcl;-appointed TOBACCO.
>lENMtRi belonging 10 his estate, situated at
.',' r'r,tr nt CARY and SIKH streets, Richmond.
Va. Il ycr previously disposed OF, the sIemmery
~ j.. r.lt"l at ubiic auction at > O'Clock l.. NJ.
,nI srr.iy 10 ISAAC A. GENTRY,
tr -, lll9 Main street
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

N. N. LEE, P. NJ. building lot on Clay between
Twenty sixth and Twenty-seventh streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. ii, fur
niture, &c.
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'TlIE HANDSOME AND SPAClOUSMs
L BaLL-hOuM. with supper and DRESSING es:1
:""I.l, attached over Levy Rrothers store, sulta-
b." tnr balls aud o her entertainments, Will be
rr!.cc! Is The day, night, or week. NJ very mode
.ai" prices. Apply AT the Office OF
LEVY BROTHERS.,
=. -rf9- 10I7aud lOl y Main street.
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City FIRE INSURANCE CoAPANA-ine ne
oficeoe the City Fire Insurance company
has been removed 30 the State Bank pulla.
ing.
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POWDER.

| }oPOSI's SPORTING, MINING,
F. AND BLASTING POWDER.
Yt, sppftsnth and mines There Is none superior.
d 81 a. ny I. q b. WORTnAM Il Con
-'-@ou3% AgeiltB.
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LOR RENT OR SALE. PEW No. II ST.
i James, church, with or without cushion anu
C,rncl >. Il. HUGHES,
d I-it< No. 1911 Main street.
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S-uI NG'S MILL. THREE MILES
l. ;r.'g NC city. near Brook road, Is LOT rent OF
80. with !. few acres of land ii desired Apply
'' ''' W. Y. MORDECAI,
.,-2.. Richmond, Va.
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NOR RENT, THE STORE No. 1103 a.
/ Mn.n street, recently occupied by the ss:I
$50. E4!k ii Virginia. with basement. &C., suit
.,l, fer truhine insurance office, or for iner-
T., s-,t,a,n GVUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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WOOD AND COAL.
~~~~~~~~~~~->--~- 2
rOOD. COAL. AND COKE.

WOOD COAL AM AND COKE
|. J.B. WATKINS, Ninth ami Cary streets, sells
the best seasoned OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed
and split by machine, for kindling and cooka g.
Also by weight best ANTHRACITE. SPLlNI,
alr au -,.as ~ = ta7
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RvSISEAS WANTS.

VI N.NS,,,tS ~ tXCELLENT LAND IN rnw
.A.&n C""f"i r.t ND rstS Ii" house. garden.
80 ger" .IiGi fc cu,rd separately. Good size
<.,i"'s''""' '''" SQUIRE 4 RAILEY.
,.r,. OF Bank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-08

IIOn RENT, SIX NEW FRAME Ea
/ HOUSES on Nicholson street and " il Eli
Inns burg avenue. win three rooms each. "i!l be
sy..,l: - good culoed tenants. ArllN ii once 10
FRANK -. HILL,
Real Estate Agent.
g, s.S. lI0S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-08

4 FINE FARM FOR remit shall
rent oui for The year 1875. at Tunstars sta
.,M, H"w ktnt county. January o. 1875, the
npR liibLEf FARM, be!ongiug 10 the estate OF
DI' S4HIue! Webb, deceased.
iLhAH BOND with approved security, payable
"huSi! III, 1876. Il. W. LACY.
~, Curator OF the Estate.
'-' i'"iS!KE. AuctioDeer. de 30-10t