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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-30

Mr.. WHEAr's ORGAN RECITAL To.NIGHr.-
So perfectly charmed .Ras3the audience at
MFR. Wheat's organ recital Tuesday night at
the Second Baptist church. by the exquisitely
beautiful performance of our talented or
ganist, that there was a general demand for
its repetition. Mr.. Wheat has consented to
give another recital tonight at the same
church tSecond BaptistG when he will give
new and still more attractive programme.
repeating, by special request, bis Lullaby p
and g Easter Hymn" and !" William Tell"
MIR. Wheat is entitled to full and enthusi-
astic house, and it Is to be hoped he may
have the proof of our appreciation of bis eff
forts to benefit the community BY bis un.
selfish labors 10 years past by being greeted
by Richmond's full and best gathering,
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'MANCHEsTER NEWS.

| ELECTION OF OFFICERS. g Manchester Coun-
Gil, No. 102, Friends of Temperance, Lave
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term Il. B. Chsatham, president William
CaudIe, associate; D. J.W Weisiger, secretary;
w. A. Campbell, T. S.; W. B. Welsiger,
|shaplaia;W g b.shgoy eoadnesor; sA.
Weisiger, !. s.; R.tHaIL o. So These Off
GERS will be installed as she next regular
meeting. -
HANDSOME sCoETRnUT1ors-About one
hundred DdtWensg teollars' worth of groce.
ries, coal, wood, &C., was sent to the Baptist
and Methodist churches Christmas day by
worthy citizens far The pobr Of the, city.
D5abtl btless. many. seays we've made gladsomq,
F .PoU1D- -PART1IEs.- TIES DR.. Winfree, aot
the Baptist, and DIR derslIce or The Me.
thodist church, were both substantially as
well as surprisingly remembered by their
on Christmas. ~ :.sjsss u
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Il, ARREsT or Govt HEY Rs.-Yes esteriay.
afternoon Psfcement Fowikes and Griffin
arrested three colored men by the names Of
Wesley Pendleson, John afBiard, and John,
Green alias William Whfte, on !!the: charge
Of stealing q COW, valued at seventy five
dollars, from Henry sDednan. : The two
former parties offered tbs cow te Thomas
Burns, who: lives on Segenseenth street, alta
price, so low as to excite hfs suspi cions, and
be told them to bring souae one to prove that
the COW belonged TO them and they brought
Green, who testified that the cow had been
In their possession for montts. In the mean
time Burns notified the police, and they ar.
rested all three parties. Deaman identified
the COW. His cow.housaiwas broken open
Monday night s5asf.t I'll sas ass2 afr
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EE.HcTsok OF CHURCH, AND SUNDAy-SCHooL
OFstCERs.-At the annual meeting OF the
members of Leigh.Street Baptist church
the following officers were chosen to serve
the ensuing twelve months: Treasurer,
Miles S. Turpin; Assistant Treasurer, VII.
liam II. Williams; Clerk, Z. C. .Goddin
Assistant Clerk. G. Harvey Clark Collector,
+. r Butler; Grganist, Mrs. john Mackey.
The Sunday. school officers are as follows,
who were elected at meeting of the teach
ers and adult scholars of the school: Miles
S. Turpin, superintendent; Edward c. God
din, assistant superintendent; +. r. Butler,
secretary; Philip Scherer, assistant secre'
tary; E. S. Turpiu, treasurer; Samuel Rey'
nolds, librarian; S. Archer Allen, assistant
Librarian; Willie +. Crump ard Harry
Walker. psper-dstributors; Jackson Tur-
pin. leader in vocal music; Arthur Clarke,
melodeonist. Presiding teacher Of primary
department, A. 3. Clarke.
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'ATexlcan Border. 4 y 'TIroubieal. n

SAN FRANCISCO, December s9.-A dispatch
from San Diego says that the true history Of
the raid on Cal po is coming TO light. Almost
the entire Mexican population nthatyieini,y
was implicated, and would have shared in
the spoils in the event OF success A dis
patch from Tuscan says that the revolution
iss General Serva claims to have recaptured
Altar, iu.Sonora, ON the 3thiussant withouta d
fight, and that his allies, the. Zaqui Indians,
have defeated Pesquira in three engage
meuts. Pesquira's friends deny thereport.
both parties whilei 10 Ariz5ua refrained from
committing any outrages, and paid cash for
their subsistence. i. ,.esif 3. 80,
Later news just received from Tuscan
states that in fight between the State troops
and revoiutionists In Sonora, twenty-five
miss south of the boundary line, the former
were defeated With the. loss of ten killed, .
number wounded, and some prisoners. The
,reVoIutionis.s are marching on Hermosilla.
Most of the Americans here sympathizs with
the heresoIutionists, considering that they re
present the better classes of Sonora. Nc
news, has been received Of Colonel Biddle''
command. ,I...,..,-f.fc. IL,
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REp-MEN OFFIcgRs.-The following officers
have been elected to serve during the com
irg six mouths: AnnsWon Tribe, I, O. r.
H., have elected Emmett Hill VS.. W.
D. Fuqua, S. S.; John Sadler, j. s.; Rich.
ard Carter, C. of r.; John Mann, X. of W.:
and - Church, keeper of wigwam.
+ jamestown Pribe has elected Henry Aus
tin W. S.; W.. II. Knauff. S. S.; r. F. Pear
man, j. s.; Warren B. Smith, Z. Of r.; W.
Wakefield, K. of W.; George Hatcher,
keeper of wigwam. g c@.ss5L.I-
Chickahominy Tribe elected W. e. John.
son w. S.; S. M. Buchanan, S. S.; Fl. q.
Herbert. J.:'s ]; John F. Shinberger, q. OF T.:
j. NJ. Godsey, &. Of W. ,t#@ "
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IMPROVEMENTS ID THE FIRE APPARATUS
The Committee on the Fire Department has
ordered TWO heaters OF different patterns, one
TO be placed 10 the Cbarch Hill engine.house
and the other in Company Cs new engine.
house, on Main street between Twentieth and
Twenty first. These heaters are designed to
keep constant supply OF hot water in the
boilers of the steamers. If they wark we'll
ali the engines will be provided with them.
Tie Fire Committee will probably alse order
fou. additionsl four-wheel hose-carrisGes to
doe b1ilt for the steamers not now provided
witnthem if the ope which has just arrived
for rtse Church Hill company Is found to
ssnswe. the purposes Of che department.
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Auction SALES THss DAY.

LANCASTER & LUcKE. - NJ, four shares of
stock Of ne Richmond Architectural from
FRANK d. HILL, II A. NJ, tobacco-factory ma.
chipery and 1Xtures.
y dwellings on the east side of Fourth street be-
=. tween jackson and Uuval streets.
,>,and @329 New Market place, corner Marshall
street, bar-Axtures, cigars, bedding, mirrors,
&C.
POWELL BYERLY, 1oH A. NJ, toys. crockery,
jewelry, &c. s.a.-a-3 ~ - 6ss.s.
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: !. Police CoURT. YEsTERDAY.--John D1ggs
was fined Eve dollars for allowing the by
drant on his premises to. remain IN Daa
condition. ssEn ZZsEI a..LI q -
Patrick McGoYern, seatou. Tinsley, vii,
liam Hoge, and W.bJ. McDowellawere fned
one dollar; each for allowing their COWS 70
run at large on the Streets. = eg-G a@ct l.
Colin Nash (colored) was reported for al'
lowing vicious dog TO run at large aud solts 1;
Alexander Simpson. The dog was ordered
to be killed. - .-.t-;.. - .f,.I.s -:
~ George Hood, William Branch, William
johnson, and Randall Williams, four motto:
rious negro thieves, went into the store Or
james Quinn last Saturday nights ana While
the 5astention Of stbe pro opraetor Waseaile4c
off johnson reached oyeE be counter li.t ana
stole "a box OF cigars. Hood and johnson
were given, four months each,L Branch and
Williams thirty days each, in Jail. -
William e. Atkinson, charged with op-
taiuing uader false pretenses goods and re-
Ifreshmentsy to the amount Of thirteen dollars
from John Kobe. Continued till to-day.
ttae Tobias GEatho, charged with malcionsly
threaten ipg to kill. Albert Morgan with Ia
knife, and. Albert Morgan, charged Wieh
Eassauiting DEacho:: @Phe cases were compro'
missed and dismissed ii s.-al :.
| q ;PhiiIs DfummeHd (,olored1, assaulting
and abusing Julia Hamilton, was lined one
dollar. :.eC7, t'Ll - = ~
Henry White (eolored). arrested for va
grapcy, was sent toj Ill for thirty days.
Alick Bsoker1 1coioredI drunk and disor'
| deriy in the street, was fined two dollars,
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+ VALUABLE DIscovERY.-Dr. C. W. Benson, q
practicipg physician at 106 north Eutaw street,
Baltimore, Nd, who has paid much attention 70
nervous diseases, has discovered that EXTRACT OF
CELERY aud cHAMoMnE, combined In a certain
proportion, Invariably cures headache either bill.
.ious, dyspepuc, nervous or sick headache-neural.
gia, and nervousness. This Isl triumph in medical
chemistry, and sufferers all over the country are
ordering by mail. He prepares II in pills at fifty
cents per box. The Doctor is largely known ano
highly respected In Episcopal Netho
dist. - asS - -.e..7 .ts
For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists
PURCELL, LADD & Co., agents.
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MEETING OF THE Corn ExcHANGE.-An
adjourned meeting Of the Corn and Flour
Exchange was held yesterday morning, Mr.
Thomas w. McCance presiding.
Mr.. Someryille, from The special commit
tee OF i've appointed to drht suitable resolu'
lions relative to the death Of Mr.. Lewis II.
Crenshaw, presented report embodying d
series Of appropriate resolutions, which were
read and unanimously adopted.
On motion the meeting adjourned, IN or
der 10 allow the members TO attend the
funeral
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Meeting Of Amerfcan Citizens in Bera
Hin.
TIE BREMERHAYEN DISASTER.

BERLIN, December 29.-The meeting
c1lled last Monday by citizens Of the United
States residing here, to give expression 10
their. adherence Of the Bremerhayen crime,
and TO protest against theupjast comments
Of the German press. was held tonight It
was attended by ,SWo hundred Americans. a
resolution was adopted declaring that theact
OF Thomas or Thonlasson Is in NO respect
the fruit of American civilization. It af-
fects the honor of humanity, ,,nos that Of q
particular, naLionalisy.I ,Also,g protesting
against tue unjust aspersions5 on Americao
character whicE have appearsd u some Ger.
man newspapers lin; connection with the
crime. ar Tsit ?9i bag i9gEi ag
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PERSONAL ladies and girls OF Gen.
feDary Methodist church meet at IL M. TO.
dag in the ectureroom OF their church.
Senator Allen T. Capsrtou, Of West Vir-
giuis, is visiting relatives here.
+. W. Mahood, formerly OF Richmond,
now Of West Virginia. aud an assistant CLERK
OF the House OF Representatives., Is in the
city. ..,..-.'s..-.., -.
Colonel T.. CHthbert. resident correspond
ent Of the New York Her1td, has beer 5cpns
6ned to bis room by sickness for really .
Teek.
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ELECTION OF PYTHIAN OFFIcERs.-At q
meeting of Virginia Lodge, No. 2, Knights
of Pythias. .sheld night before last, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Fl. 7. Elston,
C. c.; George D. Wise, v. c.; d. Downing,
Z. of r. and S.; I. D. Briggs, NJ. of E.
Charles Clinely. ID. of f.; j. 81. Stevens,
prelate; w. II. Wheeler. NJ. at A. Trustees
of Lodge: George D. Wise, 81. P. EIston,
w. I'll. Wise. Trustees of Pythian Hall :
w. II. Wade, b. F. Howard, w. 81. Wise.
The Lodge decided to have a. public installa-
ton of the officers on the second Tuesday
In January at Pythian Hall.
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The ENTERTAINMENT At VIRGINIA HALL. ll
Despite the Indictment weather last nlge. q
good audience was IN attendance at virginia la
fine beneft of Trinity Lodge. j. O. Good
ETemplars, q The eharades, tableaux, and stat
tuary were highly ereditable to oil engaged,
ana were enthusiastically encored. The
beautiful ladies who participated In them
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!, ,,.a,.aahopi Neutrality-suspicious.

4 TrgosE Pa, December: 20. IA Labor
Convention, composed of deiegateH from
New York, Connecticut, and PennsY YIyanfa,
have been ID session here for two days and
.adopred resolutions opposing d subsidy TO-
the Texas aad Pacific railroad, and request
ing the Government to .giTe the Union aud
Central Pacific railroads q certain fine
which to pay their inde ebtedness. Failing =
this, thes Government 10 take possessioy. y
those reads. "A resolution favortng sa s.
stional Labor Convention, TO be held INF
burgh in April next, and opp posing the
t.rn was adopted.
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ANNIVERSARY OF DAMON LODGE, KNIGHTS
OF PYTRIAs.-Tbe sixth anniversary OF Da-
mon Lodge, Knights of Pythias, was cele.
brated j., fine style at their lodge-room on
Tuesday night. A large audience was in at.
tendance, composed Of gallant knights, their
wives, sweethearts, and other invited guests.
The entertainment consisted Of singing,
speaking, and dancing-tbe latter being kept
up until the wee small hours. At appro.
pirate intervals refreshments were parIaken
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sr,,ssn,,rI !, !, I ! psaeialc RlIaslread.

Ngw. ToRK, December q. = At an adjourn.
ed meeting OF the Missouri Pacific ssock.
holders to-day q resolution was adopted in
favor OF the appointmers Of q sepsraIs ze.
icaiyar for the road who "a not holstef o.
third.nortgage bonds or 10 any way ces
neeted with the, Ailantic and Pacific railroad
and requesting the court 10 order ar election
of n new beard Of directors az fhe earliest
day practicable.
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DISPATCH PRNTING-HoUsE.-I order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade we
have added Il well. selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, toSe;hec with our IMP BOWED MA
cHIyERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant US in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in ths most ex-
pedtious manner.
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Mrs. mouston and Ply,imonth Chureh

Mrs. Mouafon and Plymouth Church
NEW ;YonK, December 29.--Mrs. Moulton
declined, to meet the Plymouth Church
special committee last evening to. confer
upon the preparation and issue. of letters
missiye for the cali Of mutual council. .
She said In her note OF defamation, inat
the time given is altogether too brief for
the grave duty to be discharged. The better
MAN, and the one prefer, is for Ply mouth
Church to submit to me % proposed letter.
missiye and a list of members OF the councii
it determines to summon, and then will
suggest and answer TO the letter, and submit
the names of members may wish to invite,
or uice persG. i willtake the miaatlVe In
the nreparation Of the paper and nominating
.rhe s,memters. IheIieVe the idea of mu-
t,,al council originated with me, and / am
advised that / have some voice N the consti-i
tuition of tine council. the platform on when
il is to proceed, and the term OF Its meeting.
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sea Isranai Cossou Lasas

igf. Nsws YoRK, lDecembe 80. "a lentae
tive 1of the internal revenue f0H see has.
been semitic Beaufort, s.. C.,, vii tday or
two for The purpose OF attending 10 tho ms.
terssts Of the government Id the sale Of yai..
snable Sea Island cotton ladas M that vicinity
which have been ordered stnbe SOLD incotl-
sequence OF, failure to psys direct taxes. 4t
Is probable that II, the lands in question do
NOT bring q proper price the iniefnhi revenue
sgent will bid them In for thes Government.
The sale will take place eithar Tomorrow or
Friday next. .ssSr5 4 s4 ~ 4
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4tIGg MAIL FACILITIES 70 CHE NORTH
Under Mr.. Potls's resolution the president fi
the RichnoDd Chamber OF Commerce hss
appointed the following committee to re-
cei'e tie signatures of merchants and others
interested IN the wtl Hare OF the city and
favorable to quick mail facilities from the
North, &c. Thomas Potts, chairLaan A..
l.. Elicit. X. u. BIankinship, General 4. ID,
Logan, John G. Spotte, e. q. Noting. isaac
Davenport, Jr.. 4. Seldom Bruce, John Is.
Ch!idIev, and Moses Milihiser. 5fi
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NEw.YEAR's ,PREsESTs.-No;hiDgi is better fol
a gift on this occasion than hanging basket o.
pretty flowers, y not of growing plants, such 2:
BoUvARpTEs, CARNATIoSs, MiGNoNETTEs, GE-
RANrUm, &c, &C, orr bouquet of CUT FLOWERS
To- those in want of any Of these we cheerfullJ
recommend JoHN MORTON, corner Of Main ant
Reservoir streets, as having the largest and bss
collection to be found in the city.
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a CHRISTMAS FoRG ERY.-C Charles Richard
SON and William Ssdler (coloreG) were ar
rested By Captain Tyler, yesterday charged
with forging aud attempting to employ. as
genuine certain. order purpcrting TO be
drawn BY one Mrs. Abrams upon S. Uiiman
for goods, 6c.; with iHtent to defraud.. The
order was forged to gesa supply ofChrist'
mas gooGs.air.naal sE.a ,ss -s3f5:.3j
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socrAI CsArusRrss. = The Richmond Gale.
donianR Club wIlI have fEeir third annual
social gathering at LeYy's Hal tomorrow
eyening-NeW.Year's eye
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FREE FROM FUsIL OIL.-The "B SELECT n
WHIsKEY, controlled by Messrs. W. d. BLAIR q
Co., 9O3 Main street, is particularly fine for the
price, and Warranted free from fusil oil 1t has be-
come justly popular with ,ne trade.
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BEIrEp STATES CouRrs--Terpns of the
Fcfcuit and District Courts OF the United
States for the Eastern District of Virginia
will commence in Alexandria on Monday
next. Both grand and petit jurors viii be
summoned. The decision in the case OF the
receiyership Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad WIN be rendered 90 that day.
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"a : 2 =
PLAIN and OaSAMESTAL CAKES:
l. Premium and French Candy; .+e. " : - -
Pears, Oranges, and Bananass
Lemon, suawberry. Yaniila, and Chocolate Ice.
Creau; 4s ssaS y sasgsI L = i +
Wine and Frui. jelly a...s <4.s-- =. 4
A full assortment, of goodthings for New. Year,:
al CoLuMBUs's premium confectionery, S2l Broad
strect
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FUNERAL OF MR. LEWIS %. CaHNsHAw.--
The funeral of the late Lewis %. Crenshaw
took place from bis residences, corner OF
Main and Adams streets, yesterday morning.
An unusually large number of persons were
present, including leading business men and
members Of the city government.
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nea,ruet,on OF stock. de.

S CoscoRp. n. H., December 29.-A. Fer.
dtn,s harn. 10 Pittsfeld, with eight oxen,
and one hundred and twenty-five tons 81
hay were burned to-day.
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were well worth . visit sshe hail. The
singing of the Eureka eeartette was well
received. The entertainmsnt will be re-
peated tonight, when they viii mo doubt.
have, as they deserve, q larger al1dieBces
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PIzzrNI. requests hssnumerous:castomer IS to send
in their orders for CENTRE PIECES, PYRAMIDS,
CHARLOTTE Russo. oRNAAEYTED CAKES, &C,
for New Years day as soon spossibic order that
proper attention may be given 20 them, and not
have to rush through with them late In the week.
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Centennial Knights Tenpiar Parade.

Centennial Knishfs Vena paSf -.
ss PHiLApsLpHlA, December 29.-ln COM COM
memora.ion OF the Centennial anniversary ol
American fnde ependence rednionol hh.gnes
Templar Of ttesUnited States will take place
in this city on May 30th and 3lst and June
Lat. 1875. "a grand parade will lake aace
on June LIST, which, it is expected, VIII DC
participated in by Sir Knights from all qrar-
tars OF the globe. CO
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LIEBIGs LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF, in pint
bottles, should be kept in every American home as
aphysiciap. 1t penetratcs the stronghold Of disease
and Instantly beg ins the work of cure- ey.s
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: PIzzINI VIII receive BANANAS, SWEET ORANGES
PEARS. and MALAGA GRAPES on Wednesday,
steamer fresh for New-Year's day reception
Order at once, and get fresh fruit. +as1
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SAVE MONEY By having your printing dona at the
DISPATCH PRNTING-H0UsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS FOR LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN-veIy pretty-at BoscHEN's, 509 and Oil
Bread street. 49,. - ~
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EDUCATIONAL.

AFISS E. R.. SQUIRE will resume the
.lN duties OF her SCHOOL, corner Of sixth and
Erankiin streets, on MONDAY the Sd. Terms
moderate, and made known on application.
{ da Qn-1tx .
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS In Bouquets, Floral De-
signs, &c, may be had Of MORTON, Main and Re-
servoir streets, ct prices to suit 80
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Marine.

NORFOLK, December 29.-The new bark
Stonewali Jackson arrived to-day from Bos-:
ton. A large crowd turned cut, and the
Light Artillery Blues saluted her. She gas
visited by many prominent eitizena during
the evening. 81 = &
RGcaE's Po1Nr, IRELAsp, December 229.
The steamship Ansriqa ahich Fass re-
Gently disabled at sea; proceeded TO Hayfe
10 day in toW. "a III 81 B: ssSt is
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All in want Of FLOWERS for tNEw-YEAR's RE-
cErTIoSs wIll please send In their orders early.
JOHN MORTON, florist, corner Main and Reservoir
strprfa
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SLIPPERS BoTToMED.-Custon-w work Of all kinds
made to order and guaranteed at BoscHEN IL BRO
TTJER,S .-.- .'i#-. 4
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|. ANNUAL BAIL.-Tae Ancient Order OF
rHibarnians will give their. fourth annual ball
at the Virginia Opera-House Tomorrow
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TIE WEArpER To-DAY.-Ihep proo5dosssstses l'!5t
ett hat il ,oitt De .foggy and rasn%
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FLOWERS for NEW fnkR at saoHTos's garden
corner Main and Reservoir streets
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BosCHEN& BROTHER keep the largest assor
naent of boots. shoes, trunks, and valises. =.
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Fa,a, Raiaroad 4 ae:clsensI.

SAvAfaAH, GEORGIA, December 10. The
passenger train from Macon for this city ran
| off the track one hundred land twenty
miles from hsver last n5g - ling the ere
Igfneer and seriously injurtng three others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-30
weather Probabilities.

WAsHIs GToE, December 29.-For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, rising
barometer, southeast to southwest winds,
warmer and partly cloudy. weather.
For the Lower Lakes, Middle and Eastern
States, stationary or rising barometer, ex,
cept falling over the lower lakes, ); no rtheas'
to southeast winds, higher temperature, fog,
and rain. -, .ss1, ; s.., a,,1 81
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NTANTED, -psftiss desiring 10 NEGO-
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de 2s. ST .ResI state Agent, 11os Mainssreeta
WANTED, TEN WOMEN cooks, &c.,
wv TO 90 to Sew FORK hilasiel piias and New
: oepsa Wanted. TWENTY-FIVE CoBoRED MEN,
with or without families, 10 60 TO Illinois and Indi-
ana to mine coal. apply at once. .s..ssss
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