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Yung Wang Marrias n COnnecticut
GsirI
From the sOTingaold Mass. } R0pbblioan.l

From the Springfield Mass Republican,.
Mr.. Yung Wang, of Canton, China,
chief OF the Chinese Educational Com
mission at Hartford, was married on
Wednesday to Miss Mary L. Kellogg, at
the residence Of the brides father B. S.
Kellogg in Avon, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev j. H. Twitchell,
Of the Asylum Hill Congregational
church in Hartford, the pastor, and a
very particular personal friend of the
bridegroom. The bride wore dress Of
white Grape, imported expressly for this
occasion from China, and elaborately
trimmed with floss silk embroidery, and
also the customary marriage vail. Her
brother aud sister attended as grooms-
man and bridesmaid The house was
very beautifully decorated. After the
ceremony fine collation. was served, in
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A.N.P.N. AN. P.x.
n. 0. Mail daily ............ sos 100
Express daily OK. .Snnday)S.45 40
Freight daily OK. sunday 5.65 $50
.Jop0t at foot Of Main street.
Ticket 0fice, 2S7 Main street. corner Of
Madison.
NJ. BURKE. Gen'l Bup't.
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Above my head. below my head,
Ny hat | gaily swing,
The girl that love, now with me,
Through the ire must spring.

If he receives her hand as token that
she is willing to go through fire with him,
as through life, the couple run hand in
hand toward the flame and attempt to
spring over or through it. A successful
spring is sure sign that the two young
people belong to one another; their love
has been allowed by fire. But should
any one chance to fall or stumble some
thing will probably cause their separa-
ton. The Pickering or smoking Of the
fire signifies that trials are in store for
the newly.formed alliance; but when the
flames rise up high and clear during
their leap, or crackle asthough rejoicing
over the agile pair, then the future life
may be commenced at once in peace and
security, for the midsummer fire has fore
told prosperity.
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PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD. Z
Mail and Freight Train leayes........ 800 pm
e arriyes....lO:0O am
The mail and freight train leaves Coyiagton
for Memphis at am. and returns to Coving-
ton at 7:05 pm. Trains leaving Memphis will
start from the Underwriters Warehouse.
j. W. WILBUR, 0eu'l Sup't,
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DirectOrs,

lnsures at Board rates. Private dwellings
especially desired; policies issued for three
Years for two annual premiums. at
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves,
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RAILROADS..
LOUISVILLE AND NASMEh LE
AND
Great Southern Railroad.

~ No change OF cars by this line for Lo us
vile, st. Louis or Nashville. Pullman Palace
sleeping cars on all night trains.
For Tickets or information apply at
Ticket Office, 2S7 Main, cor. Madison.
JOHN T. FLYNN. sup't Memphis Div.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent. A-t
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Az. r.M.IA.M.P.x.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R.R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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KAILROAD TIMn TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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Mail Train daily......,...... loo $50
Freight and Accommoda- a ts
tion daily.........~........... 7.40l 500
Sleeping cars on mail train. Depot Center
Landing, foot of Washington street. Ticket
Offices, 2S7 (cor. Madisonl and 278 Main street.
T.S. TATE, Asst. Sup't.
Passengers get GOOD SUPPER or Break
fast at Brinkley's 70 miles from Memphis.
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German RnperstItion.

From All the Year Round.l
In the Hartz Mountains and on the
Rhine they are se-called Julas fires; in
South Germany, aud particularly in the
Bavarian Highlands, we find the Easter
and st. Johns fires. The former are
lighted on Easter Eve, at the time when
the resurrection is considered to have
been accomplished. On the, 23d of
June the mountains are blazing with the
midsummer ires. Some days previously
boys 90 about from house to house col.
Letting wood and singing
If here an honest man doth live
A fagot he will gladly give;
Two tagots and TWO sticks, that so
Our fre may brayely glare and glow!
Every household must contribute its
share, or else the baderil will find her
hearth unproductive during the year
The fame itself possesses prophetic
saving, healing and conservative powers.
Its hight foretells the growth of the next
crop of fax. Whoever jumps over the
fire will not suffer from sunstroke, rheu.
matism or fever throughout the year.
But the most important ceremony is
when the youths and maidens leap
through the FIRE, for that is matter Of
heart and band. The mere invitation is
public sign of wooing, and acceptance
shows that the suitor is favorably re
ceived. One, who already feels pretty
certain Of his reception, approaches the
maiden of his choice, clasps his hands
and sings:
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ERIE RAILWAY
OIRECT COMMECTI0M ATL0UIsYILLI

The Finest Sleeping and Drawing.
Room Coaches In the World.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

pa sne hope OF the secrefafy stimulate the
zeal OF ali me cnurcnes. we have addressed
ourselves says the secretary 10 tne task OF
aiainE fne hfeffrefi Noffntk ana Sfauntons
and ind that i've hundred collars have been
contributed 70 the Norfolk church ana one
nnndred and twenty. dollars to the Sfaun.
ton church e. 3. Lucas has devoted
several months 30 EaisiDg money for. Sfnse
eSaDgenzang purposes and secured bonds
ana Pleoges % me amount OF three
Inngussnd ns! eighs nundred dollars. IL
VIII De seen that nine .tenths #of
The brotherhood OF Virginia are mot CO.
operating in State svangeiistic efforts. Some
means should be deytsed whereby every
church will contribute To- her full power in
carrying on this Christian work Just now
Norfolk, Staunt0fl and ISEchbrfg claim
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IspEpENDRNr ORpRR OF GooD TEMPLARs.-'
This is now probably The most numerous
Temperance organization In the world, aggre-
eating about 100000 members. The first
lodge was organize6 in this State about
eight years ago, and the first in this city
about two years ago. Itnow plumbers over
one hundred working lodges in the State.
the most of which have been Instituted
during the last year, flour of which are IN
this city and Manchester. This large in
crease IS mainly attributable to the labor OF
the Grand Lecturers. Msjor Divine and Rev.
Samuel Penore, the first OF whom has occu-
f,fed the Valley and the western part Of the
State. and the last Tidewater Virginia. They
have both been very successful In their re.
speefiVe fieidsa yBI - f22s Js.3l Ee
The ;peculiarities Of this Order are &a life
pledge. membership Of both Of the sexes
over twelve years, and q Bon-benefciaf econ'
oany. It Is also edueati ionaf In its principles;
beginning with the Iife.pledge OF total absti.
nence from aH Intoxicating drinks, their
manufacture and sale, and rising through the
degrees OF fidelity to the largest. .hearted,
worldwide charity, In order to rescue the
fallen, II possible, and to save others from
Ealing, = ,.lts;. sge ls 80
The Grand Lodge OF the State Of. Virginia,
Consisting Of representatives ofaoyefz Gne
hundred iodges, With several distinguished
members or the Order from other States
Will mest In this city on Wednesday next al
i'd a. N. and continue in session four days.
Among others expected Ia Colonel J.sJ. !.
Hickn1frs the chief officer OF the Grand
LODGE Of the World who will lecture ai
association Hall on Wednesday night, apd
probably every night through the week,
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TIE SpRMG-STREEr HoME.--By resolution
OF The Board of Managers of the Spring
Street Home, adopted On Thursday last, the
LADY committee" who have so efficiently
aided the Board, was requested to call on the
dry goods and other merchants Of the city
mex, week for donations Of calico, cotton, &c. /,
so as TO give employ ment to TIE inmates and
aid in the support of the Home. There is
almost in every store in the city pieces OF
goods out of style which these ladies can
make available for quilts or comforts, which
may be sold cheap to the poor if need be.
Good books will also be thankfully received.
The ladies' will seek at the same time to en-.
large the list of life and annual subscribers.
The former pay twenty dollars and the latter
tive dollars. There are ten persons at the
Home now and several new members are ex-
pected. Before the winter closes the family
vii! probably number twenty. .i
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MANCHEsTER NE VS.

THE ELECTION OF W. F., GIDpINGs TO BE
Contested Notice was served upon MIR.
W. f. Giddings yesterday, one Of the dele
gates recently elected to the House Of Dele.
gates from Chesterfield, by Nessrs. j. ID.
Fitzpatrick and Charles Turner counsel In
behalf of DR.. 81. w. Friend, contesting bis
election upon the groInd that some fifty y-odd
illegal votes were cast for him at Torrence's
Store, Bishops Store, and at Chester. Mr..
Giddings is RadicahssTbe gentlemen who
are counsel for DE-. Friend seem oonfdentyo of
succs So. ss5y. 80. Z .s.s q.
CIRcUFr CoURT Judge Weisiger presiding.
In this court yesterday the grand jury
brought in the following preSentments For
felony, true bills agains. Charles Halrosa and
John Tuition, charged with assau!ting and
beatipg WiIliah EainS at the Powhite
granite quarry. Qz will be remembered
these parties were arrested about the time
ortbe occurrence. taken before Justice Mar
| tin. aud By him discharged.) Nottfues bills
I were rendered in the cases Of Charles Brown
land John Harris (negroesh charged with mis-.
demeanor. = ~
HArclIsR WILL CASE. = This ease, OF long
standing, has been SET for triM In the Circuit
Court on W ednesday next. z.ss
HUsr1Nes Cousr,- The November term Of
this court commences oE Monday.
lRo1s OF HoNoR. R.--At the Colored High
School for Che week ending November 12tn
1.-THE following pupils were on the foiL. OF
honor: Nettie Broan, 8. Dixon, MsaY Y.aFd'
wards, N. Elliott, NJ. Harriss M.y Hargis,
la. johnson, j. Shaw, James Black, d,
Brown, b. Goode, VI. Noon, WE Shaw, and
Z. Smith. Is h;
| sELECr BAIE.-T The youug men OF thes9
M. IS. G. gave select ball last night at ths
lresidence of Mr.. Sims, which was 9 most en-
tjoyabie afair. e, 4 /. tss Ss
| REpLESIsHkG THE CITY THBAsgRY.---Yes'
/ terday evening Ihe chief Of poles sold twn
lcon6scatsd goats on the court house sGGare
for the sum M fifty cents.
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The MONUMENTAL CaURCH.-The, work of
painting the Monumental church, inside and
out, is progressing very satisfactorily. Major
Won Buhlow, well-known artist, has bad
Charge of the frescoe decorations of the inte-
rior, and they will be completed to-day. The
sc4doldng will be removed Monday Or Tues
day Of next week, aud the church will be
ready for occupancy soue time In the early
part Of December. s.....F
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ANNUAL LEcTURE.-Dr. William ii. Tay.
lor, professor OF Chemistry and Philosophy
at the Richmond Hgh.School, delivered bis
annua lecture on Oxygen in the Chemical
Hall AT the High-Seheoi yesterday afternoon,
and entertained the class with number OF
beautiful experiments, which were greatly
enjoy ed by the scholars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

ExGiNE.HoU SoLD.-Messrs. Cook d
Laughton yesterday sold Company C's en-
gine.house and lot, twenty-seven feet front
and fifty feet deep, to Messrs. Smith. Potter
u Co. for nine hundred and eighty.hye dol.
lars. The new engine house Oh Main near
Twentieth street will be ready for occupancy
about the first Of December.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ss,L F1RK.-Just before O'Clock yester.
d,7 morning an alarm FROM Station IA, cor.
M w. Of Tenth ard Byrd streets, brought out
~ ~ drrartrnent to put out 8 small IRE In
ir Inbn Ricrden's house, No. Sos Byrd street,
",r,ad "y bv defective fue. The occupants
s,,,nrreded in extinguishipg the fire before
,se fremen reached the place. Damage
lifting.
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Husr1Nas CouRr, YEsFsaDAY.-Barney
johnson, indicted for stealing two bags and
one barrel of coffee from Lee, Seddon u Co.,
was arraigned,. jury SWORD, the evidence
heard, and the case argued, the trial occupy.
ing the entire day yesterday and until about
1920 last night, when the jury found him
guilty and fixed his punishment at three
years in the penitentiaFy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

FREE RETURs-TicxETs.-M Masons who pro.
pose to attend the dedication ceremonies OF
the Norfolk Masonic Temple can get free re-
turn.lickets from the James River Liue by
presenting TO the purser of. the boat certifi.
cate from the master or secretary OF their
lodge showing the purpose Of tAeir visit to
Norfolk 4>fg&2g
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faE MINsTRELs---The troupe or negro
sninslreasthat has given 80 much satisfaction
pE their entertainments at the Theatre
during the week close taeir engagenentto-
nisht. This afternoon there will be grand
MATTE. Last night they bad q fine audi
ehce, aud carried out successfully very
abusing programme. .tszg -
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CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-BURT vs.. Ryan,
The court yesterday sustained the verdict Of
the jury rendered last Friday, which Burps
counsel had moved to set aside. 1t is said
that Burt's counsel intends taking 1t to the
Court of {ApDe8Is e'2Ea lysiht.s': 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

rsckrg FROM .An.-DeDis Mahoney, q
lopc.cutter. recently sentenced to three
months imprisonment in the city Jail snd to
nav fine OF so for trespassing. upon the
r-amises OF Adelaide Head. breaking UP her
fnrnj,ure. and otherwise making himself dis
s.rTcablc, escaped yesterday morning shortly
after o'clock. Beiugin in bad health the Ser.
opsn, allowed him quarters on the second
6,or OF the jail building. and day and night
he had access to the yard. Yesterday morp-
ipg be wen. down into the yard. making an
nycuse for so doing, and unobserved by the
picbt-watcbmqn mounted the woodsbed and
from thence climbed upon the Marshali.street
side of the prison wall and let bimself down
into the street. He bad been gone but few
minutes when his escape was discovered.
The police are on the lookout, and have
hopes Of securing him, but it is rather more
probable that be has left this section of coun-
trv and will be heard of DO more for some
time 10 come. ...
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DIsCuARGgp.- Mary johnson, convicted in
the Hustipgs Court Of misdemeanor on
the 10Th OF September, 1875, and sem
fenced 10 pay fine Of thirty dollars and the
costs. and to be confined in Jail until the
same be paid, being proved utterly indolent
aud unable 10 pay, was on yesterday ordered
to be discharged from further confinement in
j4it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

i DIspATcH sPRrsTINa-HoUs LIN order, to meet
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade we
have added well.selected assortmea OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IrzraoyBD Ma
cHrNEBY and sKILFUb MRCIIANICALsTAIEs !,
warrant US Ia guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAss
OF WORK at moderate agures and in the most ex-
npdltious manner,
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ACCIDENTAL ffue in the steam.boiler used
al the Virginia tea. and coffee-store, corner OF
Eighth and Main streets, gave way yesterday.
aud the store was flooded with steam and
water. No great damage was done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

Horper's Magazine and .Peterson's Monthly
for December, and the London Graphic and
illustrated Reaes. containing special ili1stsa-
tralioDs OF the Prince Of Wales's trip 70 Indla,
received from j. 7. EIlgson, LIE Main
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

/ have analyzed the WhiAkey known under chs
brand Of aB sRLEcT,n controlled By Messrs. Wall
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, va, and fndjt
FREE FROM FUsrL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family ptr-
poses. .. B. McCAw, M ..l,. M;D..
s3sf Late Professor Of Chemistry,
es Medical College OF Va. u
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SUPREME CoURg OF ArPRALs.-PrestoD Us.
Stuart aud ais. Further riargued by Colonel
WV. Gordon for the appellant, and David s.
Pearce, Esq, for the sppellees, and COM
tinued until to. day. -f.ii iti . i2i5.
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ANOTHER FIRR.-At &So O'Clock last eve.
-;1, there was an alarm of fire from Box
- - caused by the partial burning Of a framed
twslipc near Nicholson street, Rockets, oc-
Cnnicd by William Harrison. Damage tri-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

RARE DOCUMENTS Mr. Nathan Taliaferro
Yesterday deposited in the State Library the
original copy of letter written from Ken
tucky on the 30th day of May. 1855, BY Dan
lei Boone to Mrs. Taiiaferro's great grand.
father, Captain Yancey. Of Louisa county.
Most of the letter is in relation to the location
Of lauds in which Captain Yaucey was inter-
esed ; but Boone spoke also Of fighting the
Indians, aud the success he had met with
in that din nction. The letter gives evidence
OF good, sound sense. but total disregard
Of the rules of orthography.
Mr.. James z. Goode, of this city, placed
10 the Library one Of the play-bills issued
on the 26th December, 1911, announcing fol-
that night Mr.. Placide's benefit at the Rich
mond Theatre, hen the plays were Family
Feuds" and " Raymond and Agnes; or, The
Bleeding Nun" and when the building was
destroyed by fire ard many lives lost. The
bill was found among the papers Of Mr.
Goodies grandfather, the late John Warrock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

A CALL.-Rev. A. w. Weddell, pastor of
st. johns church. in this city. has, been call
ed to the rectorship of Christ church, Vim
chester 80 ~. s-t1E gasf IE#t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

\ aWEwANT TO DtPBEss ON THE MINDS Of all oar
readers that they should 10 to BoscHEH's 70 buy
their boots shoes, trunks, and yalses, sos and Oil
Broad street. .ts.gEls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

ADELAIDE PanLipfs.-The Adelaide Pail
hpps Opera Company commence. arl engage.
msnt at the Theatre on Monday the 22d, and
will play Tsovatere. s's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

DURING THE PRoeEss OF TEErHisG every mo.
ther should give her child Srs. swfNsloH's soorH-
IsG SYRUP. IL relieves the child from pair,
the gums, cures wind.eolic, and sure TO the
bowels. Gives rest 10 the mother and relief and
health to the child }s5ts ~ 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

were contributed directly to the Norfolk
mission, $50 to the Lynchburg mission, and
Si25 to the Stauutoa mission. ..-4, -.
The report was referred to the State
Board. !. -..xEt,,...,. i
=, HELPING THE NEEDY. r Z I
Mr.. Bulard called attention to the eondi-
ton OF the family Of MIR. Able, q deceased
member of the Convention
On motion Of Mir. KeDtga committee Of
three was ordered to be appointed to con-
slider the whole subject. II = .n..sq.g.. j
The Chair appointed Messrss Bullard,
Snow, Kent, and Henley.
On motion Of Mr.! Cary, visiting clergy
of other denominations were invited to seats
In the Convention. e 80 l..SEf -
On motion, the Convention took recess
until P. M. ,.a y =
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session Jof the Convention
was opened with prayer by Mr.. Dearborn.
REPRESENTATION, AGAIN. - :, -. !. !.
The resolution introduced by Mr.. Cutler
at the morning session In relation to repre-
sen,arion In the Convention was, taken up,
and discussed By Messrs Taliaferro, Dear
born, Garnett, Holland, Chandler, Cary, Bull
lard. DR.. Henley, Flippo, Farthing, Cutler,
and Browne. - III s.,3.i -,
Mr.. Farthing raised the point that the
resolution was net in order; that 1t ought
first 10 be decided by the churches, and that
it was not in the power of the Convention
to consider the subject :, .sgl
The Chair decided that the resolution was
perfectly in order. following the precedent
already established by the Convention at It's
last session., when the body voted by
churches, aud according to their strength.
MIR, Farthfng mo- ged that the subject be
referred to the churches for their considera-
ton and report at the next Convention.
Mr.. Kent moved, as substitute, that the
whole subject be Indefinitely postponed.
The motion to indefinitely postpone was
agreed to-ayes, "a; noes, IS. ss
POSTPONED CONSTITUTION.
On motion OF Mr.. Gary, the report of the
Evangelizipg Board was made the special
order for GA. M. Saturday.
Mr.. Holland presented a resolution for the
appointment of 8 special committee to draft
a constitution and bylaws, to be referred to
the churches for their adoption or rejection.
Mr.. Lucas moved toamend the resolutions
so as to strike out that portion referring the
constitution to the churches.
|! The amendment was lost. -.
The original resolution was lost.
/ On motion Of Mr.. Tyler the Convention
adjourned until this morning at 10 O'Clock,
the benediction being pronounced by Mr..
Flippo. : ~ J.:Lu, -
At Night.
There was no regular session of the Con.
yention at night; but Rev. f. d. Power, Of
Washington, d. c., preached an; eloquent
sermon on the subject OF The Gift Of Civ.
ing" ssFtat - !. !.
After preaching there was a meeting OF
the members Of the Convention, and q branch
Missionary Society formed.
Tonight RsY. d. A. Snow will preach 10
the Seventh h.Street Christian church at y
o3nJonk ~ . f-it.ff - siasSA gFs, ~ 80
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CoManssroS MRRG HANTs-We solicit your OF.
ders for printing, or cali at any tiIas you may
wish to see specimens or oh ain estimates, fesing
assured that II will be to your advantage.
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SAVE MoSEY.bY having your printing donceat the
DISPATCH PRINTINGsHousE. GOOD work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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& DISPATCH PRrNTiNe-H HOUSE - Unsurpassed 70.
ciities for the prompt execution OF all kinds or
printing. Orders filed promptiy at low prices =
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PARL0n FCRNrfuRk msnus ascd sf d. M
WATsos7s fsrnitureS works cornR of Thif6esuths
and Franklin Streets. ~
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HENnIco COUNTY CouRr.-This court will
meet again this morning.
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AUCTION. SALES THIs RAY..

Johuson's IS stable, two secondhand coal carts,
COOK & LAUGHTON. 10 a. NJ, horses, mules,
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LADIES' REsIAUBANT.--PfzzrIh has at great
expense fitted up the finest ladies' In fha
city, where every decacy 1af the season may be
;found and cooked In the best ssyle2 o. Ia -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

Don't be bothered with badly citing collars, but I
wear the Elmwood. Every one you put on fts right
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

Use the EUREKA MAcHIsE.TwrsT and Eureka
Button. Hole Twist. They VIII give perfect satis-
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MALAGA GRAPES AND BANANAs.-G0s to PIz-
zrNfs and get some Of this fine fruit. @