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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

f91gTHR GH0IRs AND MuaO CT TEE, SECOND SElP.
Trsr GHuReH. LII ID generally known in tlie
city that at the annual meeting OF the Second
Baptfst church ON Noniay night very
warm discussion al the subject OF the church.
music ensued upon the presentation of the
|repor4.of thecommittee on The choir. Alter
q fT1lI Interchange az f,ffni0ns st was resolved
"a refer The whole matter To 4 committee
consisting Of ii. IT. Eflyso,1. Rev. &C. BIT.
tinr. 10. ~ DR. william, B. GRAY. T.. II. Hol-
land, A. ii. Robins. Dr.. George B5 Steel. H.
EK. Ellyson. Henry sExail. ard n. z. Mago
with fun power TO act. Thls COMMITTEES met
ats the church last night and .nnanimofIsly
a,iopted the following preamble and resoIli.
|ttons: So 3 {
3 Whereas tf,e church h,s rsfer,edS fo This
csnmnfttse .ha .vcInie srbiect IN sitss Jn,,sie
a,,i 81 th, h, r,.ta =. roIo IN,
!. l .sns
st,o,j ta Il earas,aesa II ~
irhest de deesee ne s,sr;t,,st n ;n,erests ri nf s ss
cnI roo
IN hich n,,r ~ a;r .,,d
efficient ieaier have iess iha ssruies Of os so,,s, @
n o,1r sarctYarv ,,nser fha ,,osiarote @ ~ Rsy
Z! ~ R;t,sng - n n,,r - l. ,,.,,,
t;ons orb cb,, 80
schno, and onr ' contrih,,t;a,,s', 70 ~ ali anta..
rrisea fnr tho snrasd nr TIC ~ s,,s,,a, S bsra
bser 1sroor a., T. a,,r narr.a. rsss,ps ~ tse
bistnrv eS the ehnrsh iea,ans,rs u, ~. y.
h;oh s,ansares- not rs
natihIe With the snir,,Iai raj : orr = vti,. Nth Of !
ehureh hnt NAV, ba, made snbserv;ent nj ,o tho
plorv ~ tsod md tIe eosd of sn,, s l. :. md ,,s
ghsreas n 10 dssi ,sd ,t., Z
Tanrar ord thn ato;r .ba,, aa,,.i.,,a ,,,s' =,
so,.,a ~ ~. snan ~
.;.oa - n.' - LA. II Vus snsi aa
", ss.1 ~ .ne .hus;s a ssa1 sne sp'
tad 1a tas,a e.,, damana .b.'sa' ,ha
t;ra nonnsoaat;on - ,;nn,a @ ,bs Gno ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

THE ST. CLAIRE HoTsI.- The 81. Claire Ho-
tel, fornerlg the old Monumental, has been
renovated, rejuyenated, and put in tfpIop
serder throughout. 10 was bought, it will be
.remepfb some time aEo, shy Or. i. 8.
Pendleson and Mr.; Stephen Hunter. These
gentlemen, after having made q new hotel
Of II, Will to-day open it, with Captain John
Henry Freeman as manager and caterer.
Now, every body knows Captain Freeman,
and his name will be guarantee for splen.
did living. Of course the St. Claire will at
once become popular hotel.
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MEETING OF LEGISLATORS AND ASYLUM OFFICERS.
An adjourned meeting of the superintend-
ents. officers, and directors Of the lunatic
asylums of the State, and members of the
two legislative Committees on Prisons and
Asylums, was held in the Senate chamber
last night-Dr. j. G. CabelI In the chair, and
| Mr.. George L. Christian acting secretary.
The following report 10 relation to the
| Central Lunatic Asylum was presented by
| DR.. Conrad, of Winchester, from the Com.
mittee on Business: @g.lai j.a. 5I2.
We report on behalf of the Central Luna
tic Asylum that the: lease of the land (of
seventeen acres) now occupied by this asy-
ium expires December 81, 1879 three years
| hence. The State has up to this time ex-
pended near $4,000 on buildings which,
by the terms of the lease, revert to the own.
ers of the land at that time.
The present owners, at this date, will not
sell less amount than fifty acres, and ask
81 900 per acre for land and buildings.
They furthermore decline to renew the
lease. This leaves the following .alterna.
tiyes: zt..
1st. To purchase the present site at the
price demanded-fitty thousand doiars-or
"a. TO remove the asylum, purchasing and
erecting new asylum with capacity for
four hundred patients. If the plan be
adopted we think it best that the purchasing
and building committee be composed of the
superintendent and board of directors; and,
In conclusion, we deem it Of the utmost I'M
portance that immediate action be taken, for
the least time required to build and equip an
asylum is three years.
DR.. Sempie, of Hampton, from the same
committee, presented the following resolu-
tions
ResolueG, rs the sense Of this meeting,
That it is more economical and IN ACCORDANCE
with the true interests Of the State that an
appropriation for the enlargement Of the
Eastern and Western Lnnatic Asyinms
should be made as speedily as possible rather
than build new. one; and as regards the
Central Lunatic Asylum, we cannot recon-.
mend the purchase of the present site at the
price asked by the owners, and therefore urge
the Legislature to empower the superintend-
ent and board of directors Of this asyinmto
purchase site, with authority to proceed TO
erect at once ap asylum of sufficient capacity
to accommodate four hundred patients, at Q
cost Of not more thaa tive hundred dollars
per patient siz
Resolved, That the papers submitted by
thecomInittees of the w Western, Eastern, and
Central sasylums be Geferredl TO the joint
of the General Assembly.
Or. Clarke, member Of the House, ex-
pressed himself in favor OF q new asylum, to
be located in Southside Virginia. 5 -
The reports were discussed by Senator'S
Quesepberry, Terry, and Bind. Colonel D!
j. Goodwin OF Norfolk, Mr.. Gray of Flu.
wanna, aud P. Montague Thomp pson OF VIII
liansburg, and were adop.ed. The members
Of the Legislature y did not vote. as They
Wis bed to be- uncommitted when the CUES,
tions come before their houses.
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HOTELS.

CT. CLAIRE HOTEL. RICHMOND, VA,
- corner oi Grace and Sinih streets, the most
teyaed, central, and fashionable location In The
CITY iroHtlug the Capitol square, convenient to
81 lAc pubic bullhngS-State, city. ana Federal
yailrpaG depois, churches, and Immediately on the
line 0f The street railway, making IL the MOST De
siRABLt HOTEL in the city for travellers aud
tourists Il has been thoroughly renovated, paint
.d, IIptrcd. and furnished throughout with band
sJEe suits OF furniture, new bedding, &c.
WIN t' kept ~ firsi-class style, under the man.
Agemrnt ut Captain JOHN Ii. FREEMAN, so well
tef-re. ."r
OTuibuses anI porters will be in attendance upon
The arrival Cf all Trains steamers, &c
STEPHEN HUNTER,
DR.. Z. ). PENULETON,
jall.fSTu,&law3m Proprietors.
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SENT TO TIE PENITENTIARy.- Julia Scott
fshop-lifter), who was indicted by the grand
jury of the Hastings Court for stealing X |
of goods from Wilkinson a. Withers, was
tried yesterday, convicted, and sent to the
penitentiary for three years.
Archer Scott, charged with the same of.
fence, was also convicted, and sent to the
penitentiary for three years. 81 ..s,... !
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LECTURE AT LEWIS HALL.-C Captain D. w.
BohoDon willdelyer alecture at Levy Hall
on Monday evening next at 81 O'Clock on the
{" Influence OF Hebrew Literature on Ciyili.
zation." The proceeds Of the lecture will
be devoted to the Mayo-Strees Sunday school.
Captain Bohon0n is o very popular young
gentleman, has many friends 10 this city, and
he will no doubt be greeted by a large au-
dience to hear bis lecture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

IMPORTANT TO LEAF-ToBAcco DEALERS
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
ordered that all leaf-tobaceo dealers in this
district shall immediately return their record
books of all leaf tobacco bought and sold in
the year 1875 to Mr.. O. q. Russell, collector
Of internal revenue in this city, who will for
ward them to the Department at Washington
instead of to the supervisor Of internal reye-
nue., as heretofore.
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JAN AND LABoR.-Louis Washington,
charged with breaking and entering the
Tredegar- Conapany's store and stealing q
brass steam.whstle, was tried, convicted,
and sent to jail and labor for six months.
John 81. Wilkinson, who was arrested on
Wednesday by Sergeant Perrin for stealing
a lot of pigeons from George Dobson, was
yesterday indicted by the grand jury, tried
and convicted, and sent to Jail for one month.
William n. Harrison, charged with the
same offence, met with the same fate. =
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FURNITURE. REPAIRED. Furniture Of all kinds
repaired, varnished, or polished IN the best style,
Chairs recased, reseated, &c, at THoAAS w.
KEEsEE's No. Govern street. - 3 .s
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= TO WARD OFF CONTAGIOUS DIsE.AsRs use freely
for the toilet and in the bath the ENGLISH CARBor
LIc soar, and in your rooms use according tc dit
rectioBs DARBY's PRoPHYLAcTIc FLUID. These
articles ere highly recommended by the medical pro-
fesslon, and can be had at MEADE & BAKERS
drugstore, 9l9 Main street.
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TIE SoUIBRRIs.-There are now eight or
ten squirrels In the Capitol Square, and. they
ARE as fat as ticks. Every man and almost
every woman and child who passes through
the Square stops to feed them, and few
get bit. The squirrels are always ready to
be fed, and show their gratitude by nipping
the end OF ones finger &c it is held out tco
long. Yesterday the number was increased
by a donation from gentleman who, becom-
ing tired or his pet, brought his cage to the
SQUARE and turned the squirrel out. These
pets are having fine time destroying the
bird.nests IN the trees, but where the spar.
rows build In The boxes, and don't leave any
of the nests sticking out of the hciss, they
.o ;eafe ~
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GBEAr BLESSING -Drs II. RErrER. Berrisn
Springs, Michigan, says WIsHAET's PNE-TREE-
TAR CORDIAL has proved great benefactof to the
racer Certain cure for all lung diseases. Best
remedy known for coughs, COLDS, diphtheria, sore-
throat, and consumption.
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ApJUDIcAgEpBl BlgERUPTs. --Simons& Klein.
tingham were on yestei day adjndicated bank.
,rupts. On the petition of creditors, Judge
Hughes has adjUdicated eB. Bscher bank.
rupt. 81
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LECTURES.

FCTTRE on THE INFLUENCE OF
L. uFEkEW LITERATURE On CIVlLIZA-
CAPTAIN d. ". BOH0NOE.
an MONDAY EVENING, January 10, 1875, at
sA O'Clock,
a,Ltyy, Hall, for the benefit Of Mayo-Street sun
day schrJ.
Alml. l.son, 30 cents. - T.StS
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TnE LATE SuNDAY-ScH,oI CosYESTroN.
Mr.. Charles P. Rady, secretary of the Vir-
gina Slate Sunday School Convention of All
Denominations, which met in the Broad
Street Methodist church, in this city, last
fall, is now busily engaged in mailing the
bound proceedings and addresses delivered
at the convention to the prominent friends of
the cause in the State.
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AUC,rIoa sALss TnIs cay.

soDDIN. WARREN Il co., In front Of the Gus.
~ tom-howe, as s12 NJ, farm IN aCnafies sCity
county. 4tsEl ~ ~ ~ - Z.
COOK S,LkUGHT0N, IL b., at No. l10 Gallego
Block, desks, tables chairs, grain, stove, &C.
AUGUSTINE EoYALb.. 3H E. M, iot on siil. Tnir-
z, Z. bura railroad depot, In Manchester.
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Il RESIGNATION OF A JuDeE OF ELECTION
RULE DISMISSED. Mr.. John Marxhausep,
;one7oS the judges OF election at the First pre-.
cinct in Jefferson ward, has rendered bis re,
sfgnation as such. 1t has been accepted.
and the rule against him te sho cause why
he should not be removed has been dis.
tnjsaed ''.sf5l3ss z gEspzg 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

ga TIE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL CoAMIr.
TEE Orchard H. Carter, of Fauquier county,
.chairman) will meet in this city on the 18th
instant for the purpose of fixing time for
holding State convention to appoint dele.
gates to the National Republican Convention
to nominate President and Vice. President OF
the United States. at the same date the Re.
publican committee on establishing q news.
paper in this city will meet and confer with
the Central Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

DiYoRcE GRAsrED.-The Cbancery Court
Eof the city OF Richmond fudge e. Il, Fi'z-
PhughI yesterday, IN the SOFT of John NJ.
Childress ps. Laura y. ildress, granted to
John M. Childressa Q divorce a piaculo s,sdt-
rim, nm ~ sss I. - 4
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IT is PRONOUNCED BY ALL WHO HAVE TRIED IT
that H. Shelton, corner or Main and Eighth
streets, has some of the incest and best.favosec
HOMEMADE PICKLE that they have ever seen; and
those In want will do well 70 call and see II, as he
selling 1. very cheap and fast by the gallon. e
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
Burruss ps. Commonwealth. Fully argued
by Colonel Guy for the plaintiff in error and
submitted. ~ s..sg
Smart & McKiusey Us. Commonwealth
Fully argued and submitted.
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FREE FROM FUsIL t1L-The I" b SRLEUr
WHIskEY, controlled by Messrs. W. ID. BLAIR q
Co., 9O3 Main streer, is.partieulariy dne for the
price, and warranted free from fusilfotL II has be-
come Justly popular with the trade 4. &, sY.s,
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DPOrFSsnR HENRY f. LAUBE'S @
| TFrPSl lCHuREAN NlSSTICUTES-Ex, fSA
ctgrg. H0:rl dining. room, Richmond, and e,..aS
IIgI'bEY HALL Petersburg.
III. az TriTInS: Ladies, misses, and masters.
wgn\F>DAY aud SA AIURDAI AFTERN0ONS
=. a.. a'rl.cE gentlemen, TUESDAY and FRlDAI 1
L rt,rr,!,9Ts classes are taught MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS. oc AE'oH
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ENTERTAINMENT AT TRINITY CHURcH.-On
Monday night next Radicke's Tableaux Of
Europe VIII be exhibited at Trinity church,
the proceeds to be devoted to the church
choir. t 81 cg rta
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BoSCHEN & BROTHER offer their winter stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and Yalises at very low
prices in order to make room for spring goods.
rF 500 and 5ll BhoAD STREET.
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CUSTOM (hand-nade) WORK TO order. and guar
anieed TO lit. Repairing neatly done by i
i BoscHRS q BRoTHEB,.
500 and gil Broad street.
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COMMISSION MERcHANTs.-Wes solicit your. or.
ders for printing, or . call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or ob ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to yn,ir advantage.
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All kinds OF UPHoLsTEsisG. done ia the best
manner by skiful workmen. ,s...5
Samples Of REPS, LEATHER, &C., alwa ys on hand
for selection. THOMAS u kEEsEE, No. ~ 6 oY-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

NorARYPUBrIc.D. NJ. Dayton, OF Rock.
ipgham county, was appointed "a notary puk.
JIG yesterday, By the Governor, for Rocking.
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I LooK at The remnants OF DRESS GOODS at Lew
BROTHERS. Hundreds bave been made happ,
with the bargains they have procured,
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TIE KsIsHT.J JoRHsoa CASE The Senate
Committee of Privileges and Elections,
Maior John w. Daniel chairman, met in the
Senate chamber at 4io'ciock yesterday ere.
ming, and resumed the consideration OF the
5Knigh Johnson case. The committee de.
cidcd that the ballot.box Of the First precinct
in Jefferson ward (Nacdongaps) should be
produced, but that no evidence should be
admitted to explain or identify the ballots.
An order was accordiugiy served upon Mr..
Andrew Jinkins, clerk of Z the Hustings
Court and In obedience 10 it he carried the
box to the Senate chamber and formally de-
lvered II TO the committee, and took there
for the receipt OF the chairman. Mr.. Wise
then commenced hisargament Ia review of
the evidence. i He spoke about two and a
half hours, and had not finished, when, at
7:30, the committee rose TO- meet at 4 p. N.
to-day. @ a.r s:.,g:. Z. ,sf, &.
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DoN'T 60 elsewhere and paw more for your DRY
GOODS than what you can get them for at LEVY
BROTHERS.. lsss-455Tt .f.sits.s .G.f35
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+ r I" A DOLLAR SAVED IS "A DOLLAR MADE."-Hnn-
dreds of dollars can be saved to dry-goods pur-
chasers ii they would pay more attention to LEVY
DRoTHERs' advertisements. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

"THE DEAD.SH3r.n-Mr. Frank Howe
will appear at the Virginia Opera. House on
Saturday, and: do some wonderful feats in
'rife.shootinR.
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MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES
All kinds and styles of MATTRESSES made TO order
or made over at THOMAS w. KEE SEES, No. IL
Governor street. = IL. 49,
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IssrAILArIoN.-At the last regular meet
ingof Old Dominion Council, .130, Friends
Of Temperance, the following officers were
installed for the, ensnfng term BY Deputy
Vice. President j. F. w. Gibson: ]. J. Boy.
den, P; T.. H. Starke, A.; b, q. Wilkin-
son. c.; j. G. Clifton, S.; William Holt
Richardson, Jr., T. S., George Gibson, Jr.,
IT.; w. E. Smith, conductor 5, George b
Lambeth, assistant conductor; George K.
Gibson, /. s. S.arke,, 0. s.
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READ LEVY BROTHERS, new advertisements, an
you Win gave money by doing so. 2s:
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DISPATCH PRISTfEG-Ho HousE.- Unsurpassed IN
cilitIes for the prompt execution OF all Finds ci
printing. Orders filled promptly ana az foW pzscRs
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ADJoUnNED.The grand jury Of the HHs-
tings Ceurt has nd djeurned for the term.
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SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES just received by A.
PIzzrNI, Jr, s07 Broad street.-the best that he has
ever had. .9fIt1 r
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VALENCIA ORANGES ar aoc. dozen at P1z-.
zrNl,s-splendids for table use 81 $500 - ~
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'ASfH AID PLANTERS SAVINGS BASK,}
,y,,,, RICHMOND, January 3, / 1S76. 5
M DIRECTORS OF THIS BANKEbaye
iT..' tc4tels 4 DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT,
slant ' P"'11,,ts on aia aiter lne Sln ln-
GI.n WILLIAM A. JENKINS,
Cashier
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The WEATHER To-DAY.-1Rep probabilities
are ha. IL ,cii be clear or partly cloudy.
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,orNa MEN,s CnaiIssTisrAAN Assocu1,A,r11osa.-

YoUNe MEN's CHRISTIAN AssocIAT1oN.-A'
meeting of the Directory Of this Association
was held at Association Hall last evening at
o'ciock-J. Taylor Eiiyson president} In the
chair, Charles P.:Rady secretary. " 81,
business the librarian, Mr.. Wiiltam,. r. Car.
ter, reported that 674 books were taken from
the library by subscribers during the past
month ,274 books: have been donated by
friends during the month. The average
number Of persons visited the rooms during
the past month. .sT5-s IS
The following persons were elected mem-
.bers: Thomas Boiling J. Ryland Fleet, g.
w. Tanner, g. A. Mercer, w. 2. Smith,
r. L. Winston, j. B. Montgomery, John
Mallory, John r. Tripleti, 3. a. Hughes,
George d. Ware, Mrs. Julia, D. Fox, F. G..
Burroughs, b. V. McCurday, Mrs. ]. Ar
gile, j. B. Lacy, c. u. Pleasants, q. Gibson,
a. 81. Christian, Jr., r. D. Hudgins.
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DissoLUVIoNs A. y. .pTN.ys.-,nsI

,-r-1s~"> ---rs~~~~-~I-~~Ss
si,fIr RICHMOND, VA. January I,lS76, i
nE lRM Of WHITLOCK e. ABRAMS
Consult. 1iSsoi'ed on the Ist instant by mutua,
u CiGH.Pslt GH.lstsirnsd @ VIII continue the manufacture
LUCRVIV under The irn. NAME 'e"il es !, atr ~
collect ali d.,i Wd stand l445 Main street, and Win
late arin. ADls and assume all liabilities the
7. WHtrL0CK.
Patronage ~ tIOih ON tle aooYe tlrm kindly ask the
hrn. wher. y my friends and patrons TO tie n. w
ia 7.eod3t @ah sun oe found.
- ellis ABRAMS.
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DEYEDEN as.
RICHMOND, January 4, 1877

tNlDEND-OLD DOMINION STEAM
49, 'MAm az SoMPANl.-Flye PER CENT. DIvI.
- NJ w., I'm bc paid 10 The stockholders of The Old
iiOial Bank. '"p"n! - 'ne Va
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MARKHAM HOUSE,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,

JAMES z. OWENS, PROPRIETOR,
late Of the National Hotel, wishes 10 inform his
the above hotel newly furnished, and lifted up in
Lacern style. JAMES Z. OWENS,
dc 3l-t0d6t Proprietor.
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ITADLEAV \.
/ ASSEMBLY, HALL.

ysipAY arasATuEDAf'
JANUARY 7Tn and sTH.
.,rsor CENTENARY CHURCH
WILL GIrEAS
,.n,r,oy og BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUN
.,., ,,,Y FRIDAY EvENISG' January
~ ..c..yc feature Of lhe "cctsson VII. n,,ns ne
4. . -, vocal and instrumental an" s..,;sht.
H| = ..- . d, tusEr fhr eNhibUoh uenEut
vii ~ '# s ~ ,lir Sv,uu4thy ard p:;roHaRe eA'
o. - G.a =. .,ru.er efforts uiey brS lo' CON
'"'"'s PROGRAMME:
Roe, and Peasant.
Af'SN''' '.,.......G .Gipsy Festival.
T.a''a .''.''''''.'''' W&ajz.
..-..Roch VI ASes'
. .,,".... o%o' Coming to the Parson.
,.art,i Women at the Fountain.
......,r, nnwS,nrm
,,5,4 soprano. n)...............'. 'Sh""-S,o{n. n
Tglats@. ................'..''
By Orchestra.
I...........sCcHe from Lana hTuhu. ,'n,.I,
S,u Ear.toat.,.. - +; rin Temnie
ss.,tgrv ........... huih> oi q p1e'in't a, Dn,sS
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Spirit Of l776.
!. tA,"'' Love My Love
>. t,,,I a. Peri at the Gate OF PARADISE.
V,TINFE SATURDAY nj 2 O'Clock:
:,,rtr,. zoe For sale n " yattS MUSIC cmpo-
rum. >eafs reserved without extra ciiarge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

lthgliASTS NATIONAL BANK,l
y,,,,,. Ht"NpNt VA, December 81, 1876. I
TE hOAEb OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
ol H1c Ter a maNe s:ciaTcd SEMI -annual dividend
G.a,,p4 'e"'' on the capital STOCK, payable on
nl-lw j.. g. NORTON,
(Nnshiar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07
VOL. XIX.
Aith,a,'l:o'!lld /: 1ispat.rh|:,,

pN- THE CALCULATIONS or THE DfsPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED GaRCULA-
TioS OF ALL THE oTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. e &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

OFFICE GRANITE INSURANCE. CoMpANi,}
p sz ~ RlCHAOND, December 2S.1S75.
kNiHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
| IL STOCKHOLDERS, Of this company will be
held at their Office, No. 03 Main street UEs-
-" 8. p. WILLIS.
r. de az -9ws = e tt7Ss Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

Ea;4sa OFFICE MERCHANTS ANB PLANTERS 81
M. Stsf 9ss{t :;syse; = tSfyIHoS, BASK 81
A NNUAL MEETING. Tue regular san-
~ rual meeting OF the stockh oIders or tstF bank
wifrhe be16 at their oftcdf0A HRDAy RE 14th OF
January, 1875. as 9%,sI9ck % 7; y; 80, .s
IA A-td IS y, Il 5sl5.sf ~ "a Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

Y tIiEAe GANk OF RICHMOND
dcad or FitHte'Yts OF this bank have declared al
BIZ o.: nj NJ iE nNI., free OF all t,rs es, psya-
Ge ~ Ia "EDAESDAi, January s, 1875.
e. *. SSkAD, Cpsbier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07

sYfsts RTcHMosD. VA, January Il. 1875.
OFFICE DLpD DoarIos sIasURAEczE EoMrANxsl 4
80 - ]. go. ~ january 4. 1875. :
T'HE REGULAR AENU al MEETING
DQMINIQNs INSURANCE COMPANY will be
held In The Compahy's budding, No. II 13 MaiR
stree, at oicloGkl r. Nj on TI5EyDAY the 11th
january, S36. B. c, WdERBY, srst -