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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-10

Another crying instance Of woman's
iphumanity TO man oonieb from Wichita,
Kansas. a worthy SHiss who had
worked bard and saved money, and re-
mained single, and was lQfty-Ave, saw Q
woman he liked tho Looks Of end che
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-10

The grain elevator at Huntington, W
va, burned Last night. Loss $4,000
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-10
WEATHER PREDIOr1oss.

CINCINNATI. Thursday, IN le l0-Noon.
There are no indications Of any change dur.
Ihg the next "a hours.
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Salient Mistakes.

In Washington telegram in this paper
Saturday it was announced that
~ "Tbe members Of the Cabinet and hun
dreds of Others opened their houses to visit
ors to-day ard dispersed hospitalities."
This is good. 1t may be that the house
keepers would have preferred to " dispense :"
the guests. There have been such cases.
The error reminds us of the young lawy er
who in fulsome peroration concluded thus ::
"This is the hooored tribunal where justice
Is dispensed aoiM." -
We have another "Reminiscences that is not
exactly suggested By the two above which
bear to each other sort Of resemblance, but
1t is of the silent order, When President
HARRISON died Mr.. TYLaR, bio became Pre-
sideut, put forth proclamation fixing day
of prayer and invocation because Of the
event. 1t was announced here that he had
appointed day of thanksgiving" on the
orcasion
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A Little Hope for Louisiana. ,

The New Orleans Times Of "Wednesday
gives a statement of the strength OF parties
in the House OF Representatives of the State,
from which 1t appears that the Democrats
have ffty.three and the Republicans fifty
two votes upon the decision of'tbe rascaiiy
Returning Board. 1t should be added how
ever, that the fifty.tbree Is made up by count
ing those who were elected as "independ'
epts." 1t is presumed that 1t is fair to count
those persons az more certain to join the
Democrats than the Radicals. If the Times
Is correct, there may be some good news
from Louisiana to-day. To-day the Legisla'
ture meets. The thieves, backed by the
Federal Government, have done what they
could to continue their hold upon the offices
and revenues of Louisiana, and 1t will be
hard to get the better of them In struggle
for the government; but the news may snow
well for the side Of order and civilization.
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Looking Over the Plantations.


The Federal Government has no more
right to be investigating the local matters of
the southern States than it has those of the
northern. But three congressional com.
mittees are sending for persons and papers
down In Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisi-
ana. We have gwen the reader q few
sketches Of the testimony. Upon the whole
1t is decidedly good, and civilization and
order will gain, we think, considerably from
the labors Of these committees, az unconsti.
tutional rs they are.
General OGDEN, Of the White Leagues,
made manly statement TO the Louisiana
committee. He laid open the whole nature
and purposes Of that organization. How
such honorable members Of society, engaged
in protecting the vital principles and inter-
es:s Of civilized government, contrast with
the preyaricating white Radicals and their
poor tools, the negroes, In their testimony
before the congressional committees All
sensible men must see the necessity Of the
combination of the good to Illustrate the
combinations Of the bad. Society must pro-
tect itself, or anarchy and general ruin must
fall upon the land.
IL is q cool display Of impudence and dis.
stimulation in the Radical party to counter
felt great horror Of the white leagues Of
Louisiana. They know that no party that
ever was known In this country proilted SO
mIch as they have by the agency Of leagues
aid secret societies, including. Wide.
"a wakes, -" Union Leagues" &c. Their or.
ssiz,tions baye plotted treason against the
and order Of society, and. were used
ut aerUpIs and with the passion and
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sniri, Of bru.es. And yet tssY cry hoF hor-
rible your white leagues! # Ea

shirt OF brutes. And yet tnsS cry Ao a ho5'
ribIe your white leagues! z E
The Alabama Committee 90. -hosa OF a.
ragged end of-testimouY about Overflow
Bacon" It was drawn out but a little way
set It showed. s,ichan improper partisan use
Of the Government bacon that tbe~R epae.l-:
can majority cut short the Investigation upon
the ground tia. they YER, not sent down
10 investigate that subject Oh, MOI Repub'
licapism could make nothing out OF that a
And yet Overflow. Bacona has agreat
deal to do with the his'or Of wropgs and
outrages In the South. However, the spes'-
men of the testimony drawn out Is quite
sufficient to show that the "overfow Ba'
CON- affair was radically corrupt.
We trust the committees will while they
are at work get out as much as possible con-
cerning the plantations. ,'. ''.,,',
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Docs AND SHEEP.-[Edltor Of the Stanton
indicator ALLOW me to make sugges-
ton with regard to protecting sheep from
dogs. The idea of each county taxing dogs,
and thereby raising fund for paying for
sheep killed by them, would be good one
il people would only pay the tax; but TINS
they will not do. A few years since, when
tax was levied on dogs, not one man 10 ten
paid it. Indeed, I once heard that Wnen
one man paid this tax the taX-collector look
ed I'D in surprise, and remarked, "Well, you
are about the only man IN Augusta county
who owns dogs"
To remedy this evil suggest: Let the
Legislature levy tax Of one dollar on each
dog. Let some one in each county be eSpe-
cialIy appointed to collect this tax. Pay him
6fty per cent. for collecting it. Authorize
MIN to kill every dog on which the tax is not
Maid. and let him receive fifty cents for kill
ing it. Make it misdemeanor, punishable
Dy fine or short imprisonment, for any one
to interfere With him in the discharge of bis
duties.
AT first glance you may think this mat
ter of little importance, but this is not the
case There IS no country in the world bet
ter adapted for raising sheep than Virginia !;
still, not one farmer in ten has sheep, simply
on account of the danger of their being
worried by dogs. Were 1t not for this dan
ger every farmer would own sheep; for
raising sheep is one of the most profitable
branches of farming. If there were plenty
of sheep here woollen factories would spring
up all along our water.courses. l must con-
TESS it sometimes eXcites my indignation to
reflect that poor Virginia is cut of from this
great source Of prosperity and wealth simply
because our wise legislators O have not the
brains and courage 10 remedy this evil under
which our farmers are now laboring. If they
do not look out, Changers may take hold OF
politics and dispense with their marvellous
wisdom. WAYNEsBoRo.
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We received no Norfolk papers yesterday.
We forget whether or not we received any
Lynchburg papers.-Petersburg appeal.
That's an apology to Norfolk. But listen,
again:
If we seem to be weak to-day tits because
the law no. requires us TO pay our postage
by weight in advance. And the heauier we
are the more postage we have to pay. We
are sorry for Norfolk and for Lynchburg ;
asd Tor the Richmond Dispatch.
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notwithstanding and Richmond, and
we believe all the cities in the State, arc
ahead of US this season. All of them nave
had their first MISUNDERSTANDING Ne,cs
Nobody has been able to see the snow in
Redmond in the daytime. To-day (Satur-
day the I'd of January us beautiful sun.
shiny, pleasant day. We have had GO winter
worth mentioning. Our climate is q charm.
ING ono
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COOP HEws.-" The Great Southern Dis.
patch freight line have added number Of
cars, and by joint arrangement with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad have opened
up "a new line to southern points, Ia opposition
to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, from
Chicago to the following points: Allegheny,
Va; Lynchburg, Va; Norfolk, Va; Peters.
burg, Va; Richmond, Va; Staunton, Va. !;
Charlotte, N. c.; Goldsboro', N. c.; RI.
leigh. n. c.; and Wilmington, N. CO.
Chicago poper.
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The city debt of Richmond is enormous-
entirely too Urge to be paratea before the
public in doubIe-printed sheet of the DIS
patch or any other paper. Only $3,42S, sol
Increase since 1865, g, 467, 199. Increase of
interest in same time. Sl6684S. What en-
terprise next? Petersburg Ne,os.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died. on Friday night The stinstant, at o'clock,
ut the rf' i1ei ce OF sir. X. II. Jackson, in The
coun y Of Chesterfield If wounds received by the
occidental discharge Of gun. hr. LkONIDAS Ii.
F'kE.
He wa buried By the Typographical Union, of
Richmond o sunday afternoon, iu The county of
Chesterfield, In the family burial. ground OF his
brother.
Died. at her residence. No, 16 east Clay street,
on Saturday morning, Sd instant, at IL O'Clock,
after q severe illness, FANNIE LINDSEY, wife OF
John s. hady
The funeral services took place from Broad
Street Methodist church on SUNDAY AFTER.
NOON.
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NJ MORE NEW GOODS
FOR CHRIST MAS AND NEW YEAR.
II. Il. PRICE & CO.
have Just opened
BLACK and t:oLoRED CAsHNEREs;
DIAGONAL POPLlES-eYery shade; tu
ga COLOR ED CASHMER rs at 81 .25-great job;
BLACK SILKS IL 25, 81 so, &1.75, 10 $4-exlra
bargains;
PLAID rOPLISs and CAHELs' HAIR;
TYCOON REPS, YELoURo;
BLACK BEAVER LoTHs AZ f3, -, t5, Sc;
FRENCH AND rNCLIsH CASS MERES;
Virginia made CASSlMEaES-large stock;
New style CALICOES;
SHIFTING PRINTS:
NECa-TlES. kUFFLISGS;
KID GLOVES. LINED GLOVES;
CoRSETS:
Ladies' SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
SID es' SHIRTS and DRAwEks;
Rows SHIRTS aud DRAWERS;
large s,,nck SIIAwLS and CLOAK5;
BLACK CfsoTa CLoAKs will now be closed out at
about COST. dc 10
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DIssOLBTlONs d PARTNERSHIPS
THE PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE

THE PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE
FIRM-NAME AND STYLE OF
JOHN Fl. BOSCHEN Il son
is this day dissolved by mutuh consent. HERMAN
c. BoSCIEN will close up the aHiirs OF The cohcri"
Creditors will please hand In their bills Tor settle
meut. Those indebted are earnestly requested
make prompt payment when called on.
-aa JOHN II. BOSCIIES,
HERMAN c. BOScHES.
JANUARY !, 1875.
I retire from the firm Of BOSCHEN & son with
many thanks to my friends and the public for he
generous patronage extended me during business
career Of over twenty years, and cordially RECON-
mend them to my successors.
To my older patrons, who would perhaps prefer
my attention, would say that may be ioana a.
the store any day, and will cheerfuy attend 10 Ihes
orders in the custom department.
Very respectfully, JOHN II. B0sCHEN'
This day the undersigned have formed cc-paN'
nership under the frm.name and style OF
HERMAN BOSCHEN & BROTHER,
TO continue the
BOOT, SHOE, AND TRUNK BUSINESS
established I'm 1852 by our father. We shau en-
dpayor by strict attention to business, 10 prove
worthy successors of the old hrm John IL boseae'
late John II. Boschen Son. ~
THEODORE 4. B0SCHES.
Nos 500 and GIL Broad street
JANUARY 1.1S76 al
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DYEING AND SECURING.
,YEINGI DYEINGI DYEINGi-G Great

nYEING {! DYEINGl DYEINGi-G Great
IL reduction 10 nrices-redured Is PER cent.
DYElNG done on the newest and most improved
pants dyed plum, blue. brown. and hue-black. La
dies wsar--eresses, cio,ks, shawis. waterpraofs.
ali kinds straw goods Owed orange. scarlet, pink.
solferIno, green, purple, maroon. crimson, vine
color, brown, navy blue, and black. all kinds OF
gentlemen,s and Ianies' wear c'eanea ard finished.
Feathers dyed all coiors, cleaned, aud cnrlea. Kid
gloves dyed and cleaned Crane wallis syed eleaoed
and dressed. All goods carefully and promptly at-
tended 10. PREMIUM ~ An sDYaiNGs AND
CLEANING WORKS, S04 Main street. de 24-3m
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OFFICE NEW 81 ECHANIcSvILLE TURNPIKE Coat
RICHMOND, December %, 1874. )
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS of this company VIII he
held at the rooms of the Chan Der OF Commerce,
l1O4 Main street. Richmond. Va, at O'Clock hl.,
on MONDAY, Jauuary 4, 1875.
GEORGE K. CRUTCHFIELD,
President.
SB.-The regular meeting Of the BOARD OF
DIRECTORS will be held at the same place ut liz
O'Clock the same day. de 2Z-eootom
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General Burnside's friends are proclaim.
ing tbut they are sure of electing bin sepa.
tor frem Rhode Island when the Legislature
meets next month.
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T CUHEsN6TtDIiIEKs FL BEEN
actively employed for several days marking down
the prices en- their goods. They will be ready
MONDAY the 4th instant to offer goods at such
prices as will insure their sale even at this ad-
vauced time OF the season. Call before their as
sentiments are broken. ja 2-2t
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mY AT COST! AT COST! AT COST!

Now is the chance to get The greatest bargains
ever offered before IN the city, as will sell off my
entire stock OF .....t .....t ...... ..5.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., AT COST,
In order to make Improvements In the store and
change In the business, from now ill the st OF
February. So come one and all and secure some of
the bargains.
CALICOES-the best at 81 and DC. yard
DRESS GOODS, sold at prime cost; .... . ......
BLACK ALPACAS at a sacrifice IN.
BLACK MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, HEN
RIETrA CLOTHS;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS al remarkably low
prices;
The best "A BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS at DC. 4 yard;
The best "A BLEACHED aud BROWN COT
TONS at12kc.a yard;
Great bargains in WHITE and COLORED FLAN.
NELS; 5.
Best BLEACHED and BROWN CANTON ELAN.
NELS al 12H Is, 10, 20, Csc. yard; s.s
BLANKETS marked down, and will be sold cheap;
WATERPROOF CLOTHS to be closed out exceed
ingly low; ..
CAssIMEREs, TWEEDS, &c.-the cheapest lin
ever yet offered; 49, =. ..a-.
SHAWLS-a large assortment very cheap; ..
BOULEVARD aud BALMORAL SkIRTS-the
cheapest IN the city; ..-t 81
Also, large assortment OF KID GLOVES, HOsIE-
RY, HAEDKERCHIEES RIBBONS, &C., &C.,
and lots Of other goods, which viii be sold re-
CARELESS Of cost; ..r. ..s,.t...z.. .s...s
FIRING co SILK sCARFs at s5c. apiece, cheap at
Soc; ....t.. ........ ....
PLAIN SILK SCARFS ut zoe. apiece worth more |;
CORsETS, white and colored, at so, rs, 81, 81 rs,
$3.50, and $2-very cheap.
All ask Is call, and you will be convinced that
7 ltu lSpu pfYa 4 - al
and get some of the great bargains at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
601 Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
N. B.-Country orders promptly attended to.
Mr.. II. e. TERRELL Is with me, and will be
pleased to see his friends at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'5,
de29 COL Broad street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS GUARD OF THE
ILL COMMONWEATH. Richmond, JanuaryA
4th, 1S75.-The members of the company VIII W
meet at the armory THIS (Monday) EVENING
at 7:45 O'Clock, in uniform, fatigue cap ana VII n.
out epaulets for business and drill. BY order OF
Canaiu. 4. q. WALTHALL,
IA 4-ltx Orderly Sergeant.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EicHMoND.
RICHMOND, VA, december IL, 1874.
TINE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Il of the stockholders Of this bank will be held at
their Westinghouse, In this city, on TUESDAY
the 9Th day of January, i S75. ut ~ O'Clock NJ.
Gc / D 2tawtd S. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
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MAR kbAGES.

Married. at the residence Of the brides parents,
on W,dnesnay, peccmber 30th. BY toe Rev T.
y. Dssbiell, JOSEPH v. BEAZLEY to Miss KATE
EAkT. .. as..... .s.-.....-.
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~ CHRISTMAS BOXES, &C., FOR
PRESENTS.
T. &. PRICE & co.
have on their Christmas table
Gcntlemen's HAEDKERCHIEFS, In boxes:
Ladies' HANDkERCHIEfS, In boxes;
Misses HAEDkRRCHIEFo, In boxes;
COLoRED BORDFRED HASDKERCHIEFS;
HEMSTITCHtD HANDKERCHIEFS;
NECK-TfES and SCAkFS;
RUFFLES, Imam COLLARS, CUFFS, RIB
BOhs, GLOVES, SOAPS, BRUSHES,
COMBS, EMBROIOERlES, &C., &C. dels
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VIRGINIA. .OPERA.HOUSE.

-. .,.... FOR THREE NIGHTS.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THuhSDA1,
: JANUARY 9TH. 9Th, AND 7TH.
i'm .WIE' GRAND MATINEE ~
AT ESQ P. N. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7TH.
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~ :, TWO NIGHTS ONLY1,n,,.,,r,.,f,,,
/. THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS srllS0S, 8,
49, January 9Th, and 9Th, - 1'sN"t.|''''
ats z. NJ Ill
q MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPPSs
ITALIAN OPERA COM AN
| in Rossinis celebrated opera ., r,
E t.-....t. BARBER OF SEVILLE, rI'IghT j
Donizelti's charming opera r,, B.,
i-i"-fs.t : DON .PASQUALE.
: /, The company includes the following artists:
Miss ADELAIDE, PHILLIPPEs, .fa.g.
mss n - - the American Contralto
, :a,lfI Mr.. Tom KARL, Tenor; ::@r:i'. =
Signor ORLANDINI, Bartone; %. -. . .
Signor BACELLI, Buto Basso;
Signor LoCATELLI, Basso:
o., ! MI. GEORGE W. COLBY, NJ usical Director.
: Admission, IL reserved seats, II .5Oi gallery,
50c. sale of reserved seats commences MONDAY,
January Attn, ut Henry q. WAITS Music Empo-
rum, go Main street. 3 Z. VI. Aih!Ns,t
d. o Or Business Agent
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NTOTICE.-The regular annual meeting OF
II the stockholders of the UNION BANk U "
RICHMOND will be held In the rooms oyer III Inc
First National Bank on THURSDAY tne ata aa ~
of January, 1876. at IL A. Oh, lor tne eie'''oA -
drec a9 ID iof 'h' JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
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= = : !. 7AHNAwoN TRIBE: No. 30,l
IMPROVED ORDaR kEp me-, la :
CHIEFS IFG AND. BROTHERS: You are
I herehy reouested 10 meet at your ,wtgTam,
LEWIS Han, THIS (Mohday) NIGHT tie foI ,hsn
see to attend tile raising up of chiefs anu osnef
Yon Viii also take notice that our council ,me VIII
be kindIed on MONDAY NIgHIS from y a,nInrs
4.JS75, instead OF Saturday nig1s Us m
~ utnSt " 90" y y ''tH Chief of Records.
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TUESDAY, January 5h, CHESNEY VOID,
(}leak Housed.
WEDNESDAY, January 9th, MARY STUART.
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WARREN BORDWELL'S
BEAUTIFUL MIRROR OF IRELAND, =
consolidated with the magnificent PANORAMA. OF
THE FRANCO-GtRh1ANW WAX
LANES TAYLoR,s GNRIvALLED COMEDY
- AND CONCERT COMPANY
TPOrrpE OF FRITZ ERMAN BELL-RINGERs.
ATRIPLE ENTERTAINMENT FOR ONE
PRICE OF ADMISSION. .
JAMES TAYLOR is immense In his eccentric ae-
lineation of character being far superior 10 col.
Russell, Louisville Courier Journal.
BORDwELLS series of panoramic views OF lIlsn
scenery are superior to any before exhibited
Se,o York Times. .. ... ....... d.. ......
POPULAR PRICES:
General admission ......................50 cents.
Reserved seats.
Particular notice for the benefit of families: ALI
seats reserved before O'Clock on day Of perform
auce will be sold for so cents at night, 10 cents
Tickets now for sale at WAITS music-store
$40 Main street. s,,.,
rs cents. u 1-Ot
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NE NE New ~ PRESENTS =
had III grea variety at LEVY aporu. su q
Hhe BEST sEWING:NAcHrSE on ~.
bottle. s..c,.,,. 1y. p.
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As1EEEARFTE.
n, Ina Fur THR KH NIGHaIs
~ gofnmenssne 50 sssaa

DICHMOND sWA EA III, ahT ", !, asI rrn t.,rss
gommenssna 80 ssaaB
EVENING, January 2 tn.----..Z
SATURDAY MATINEE.
~ }4I ii GHokGE L. FOX'S
NEW. YORK HUMaTY- nLIPT1~I H049E.
.---------~".rNI IT'S EyTIHETY.
GEORGE II, FyLsh !. M Msnager.
iJ. Il. FOX.................s.. .... :.
i f.s,gIMPoRTANTs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ !,
2 The Great ling Of the Pantomimlmic AT. Ian; anu
oniv FORGE r., Fox, the original Humply D u,r,x,
~ MI ne rsoII whose success has never DEL
IN the annals of American amuse s ,hs INST
of neopJe nightly assembled LOT ae p s,,5
nnnber Of years by their lavish p r the
hearty Laughter the undfmihished popularity " -.
bv his own council with his brother,
tho canned. M ntaloon. u. X. Fox ne VIII aPteNA ~
his Comic Trick Pantomime o.
~ HUMPTY DUMpTY AT HON 10 aC, -
renresent,ng world OF fun tricks, triais' anu
bA F1rr,T,, PkETOMiNtC COmpAN1, fo 'hs1ITi :,
a fsto:t1.1 FIVE People IN ALL. ,,.ns
Al GPAEplCoRPs OF SPECIALLY Ahiioi -
80 'I'7s Forty-fvei people In an.,, M = r.,
EVERYTHING COMPLETE, AS PLA1 ~ ~
:. ']. : '-rf NEW YORK. .s,a,2 ,di aG..
Con b,j,s of the day for further o,y
Sests secured three daye IN aoVancs ~ ~
sToN's' 81 Main u, W sSte Fl. sreIoKIANp.A Agent
- ~ H. E. PARMELEE, Z.
- q. -''tS Business agent.
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MONDAY, January 4th; 1875, first time In this
city Of the grand historical Tragedy
EARL OF ESoEX.
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II III III GHoRGE L. FOx's
NEw YORK HuMPrY DUMPTY. -TRQg9E,
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EVENING, January 7th.----.
~.----- - SATURDAY MATINEE.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ STOCKHOLDERS of the MERG Ky; La NE S,S
NATIONAL BANK OF kiCH MoND Nv, wiz Er " ,,ei9
TIIEsDAY in JANUARY NEXT, being the 9th
day Of the month, at O'CLOCK A., for the purpose
VI ,o % osswtd j. B. MORTON, Cashier.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA BUILDING FUND CoAbPAAs9,{
f-oD RICHMOND, January 1, 1870.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF IhiS
/ conn,nv will he held in their regular place OF
meeting. on franklin street between eighteenth
and Nineteenth, on MONDAY. January 4th, ma al ~
ocloSk ~ I IL Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE OLD DOMINION GRANITE 60.
HrOTICE.-There will be meeting of the
N STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OLD Domi M
ION GRANITE COMPANY in their ohice, IN me
la,y.office of Ben talnin Fl. Nash. Esq ITO nam
street. Richmond, Va, at IL III. on MONDAY Inc
41h day Of January next. -, ,,.u
I'D THOMAS w. ACkIEG. IIeaSliTcT.
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IRON THIS DATE MR. w. BEN. r la,
IL MGR Is admitted 10 IN Interest In our a'S'
The firu name witf remain uncntagea = no
~>'s PALM Ar. nARTsooh I
RICHMOND, january 4, 1878. ia 80
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For particulars ana references, apply 70 4
CrenshaW or the ktchmoad stove CoInpsui'ss ,,
!. s. RAaLASD, who viii put thsR pp ~ s.sa
estimates WV
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STOVES. TaNwARE. &c.

"A GREAT SAVING OF FUEL VILE
IN be secured With open graf by The use o. ,,x.
THE PATENT GQR&GGATED Flhrs.sDfnmnIs
snys fireplace without disturbing the man'e.
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: -.--------~"strNI IT'S ENTIRETY
GEORGE H,TyLkH &. =, M Naaser.