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National Republican., 1876-06-06
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

Centennial Offering: a repubca- nlEI1@
ton Of the principals and acts Of the ZNzM
Revolution in America. Dedicated to S1kY
the young men of the United States S-bssH
hfty years ago, by the late Hezekiah Miles.
Howe's Seven hour System Of Grammar.
InfeliCe. By Evans.
Why We Laugh. Cox.
Free, Yet Forging Their Own Chains, Cornwall
lShmacl: or, in the Depths. SouthUOrth.
Daniel Deronda: vol. l. Elliott.
Edith Lyle. Holmes.
Wych-Hazcl. Warner.
NEW NOVELS.
Love in Maze. Mrs. Ellet.
Curate in Charge. Mrs. Oliphant.
PausaniaS. the Spartan.
For sale by
W. II. & q. II. MORRISON,
je3-tf so PennsyIvania avenue
National Republican., 1876-06-06

THE PRIME MINISTER; BY ANTHONY
Il TROLLOPE. For sale at SHIL-
LINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, corner RHHA
Four-and-a-half street and Pennsyl- &5.kARB
yania avenue. R
Daniel DcrOnda: by George Eliot SsAA2xAkY
The Hand of Ethelberta; by Thos. Hardy.
Diana Carew; or. For u Woman's Sake: by Mrs.
Forester, author Of Fair W Women.''
Annual Record of Science and Industry for ISIS.
Meta Victor.
wyeh- Hazel; by the author OF ''wide, Wide
WoTld.''
One Nights Mystery: by May Agnes Flemming.
the War;"
Note, Letter, Cap Paper, and Envelopes, Blank
Books, Pens, Pencils and Ink, Playing Cards Of all
sorts and qualities, wholesale and reta at the
myisItf sHILLINGTON,S Bookstore.
National Republican., 1876-06-06

HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE-SEy-
IL eral two-story HOUSES and COTTAGES =
monthly payments. Valuable Building LOTS ~
on easy terms. Also, FARMS in the District, =.
Maryland and Virginia for Sale or exchange. A
u,,s- s-wVy,, APPLETON ?; CLARK,
National Republican., 1876-06-06

EOR TRADE-A SPLENDID PROPERTY
- OF six acres, in the suburbs of A <NN(a
OF It's avenues. A large, double
sase 81 barn, rneixs stsbe 5GSm cehouse fS
Grounds finely laid out and set in all kinds OF fruit
VIII advance fast In value. VIII trade for a farm
near Washington or city property. z. II. HALL,
ol5 Seventh street. apI-u
ENOR TRADE-A BLOCK OF BRICK
\ houses in Jersey City and fine lot in =.
Elizabeth, New Jersey. VIII be traded for ~
property here or . farm. Z. II. HALL, Sis VI
Seventh street. ap27-tf -
SQ00 Si00 $500, $500, q. 900, AND ANY
pcOO, sum from e. 900 to $50 900 to loan on city
real estate security, from one to fve years.
NJ. NJ. ROHRER,
apl-r No. 5l3 Seventh street,
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Oa1rTED.-In noticing the various indus.
trial enterprises in this city, in our yearly
statistical review, the drain.tile nanufactory
Of Mr.. G. T. Atkinson was unintentionalty
omitted. This establishment has been in
operation many years, and is the only one Of
the kind within fifty miles Of the city. Las!
year about 300, 600 feet Of tile was made.
MAYORS CouRT-Dr. L. r. Cfiles presid.
ing.-There were some twenty boys (white
and coIored) before this court yesterday
upon the charge of playing baseball in the
corporate limits on the Sabbath. They were
admonished and discharged.
Anderson Braxton (colored). charged with
abandoning his children, was made to pay
costs and discharged.
ELECTION OF OFP1oERs.-Jickso Lodge
No. LAC, /. 90. F., has elected the following
officers for the easuing term: F. G. d
Vance, n. e.; James C. Taylor, v. g. /; r
q. Beazley, secretary; E. Morrlsette, trea
surer; s.. J. Nunnally, chaplain.
CRY CoUNcIL.-This body will meet il
regular semi-monthly session on Friday
night.
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SOUTHERN PAcIFIc R.ILwAY--REPoRTo OF
THE VIRGINIA DgLEGAr1oH.--T The delegation
which represented Virginia at the st. Louis
Convention have submitted long report to
Governor Kemper explaining the action Of
the Convention. The plan adopted at ST..
Louis, In the opinion of the delegation,
" secures an early completion of u truly
southern Pacific railway 10 New Orleans, 70
Vicksburg. to Memphis, and TO ST. Louis.
With the three first the State OF Virginia has
railroad connections now existing In high
state Of efficiency, fully competent TO dis.
charge every duty required Of them, and to
compete successfully with any line of rail.
road North or South for the enormous ton
mage and travel from the Pacific to the At
lantic. With st. Louis the State Of Virginia
has railway connection complete with the
exception Of one hundred and sixty miles
by way of Cincinnati, or Lightweight miles
by way of Louisville"
The plan for getting aid from the Federal
Government was fully explained.
The report was prepared by General }. D.
Imboden and Colonel Fl. Coaiter Cabell. and
was presented by General j. X. Anderson,
the chairman of the delegation.
Governor Kemper, in response to the re-
marks of General Anderson, and after com.
and indulgiDg in some remarks relative to
Virginia's future, said in relation to the pro.
posed railway:
'sI have been so engrossed with more Inn.
mediate and urgent affairs that have failed
to give 10 the subject of southern traes.
continental railway the investigation and
attention it deserves, and which Fintend to
give ii. Without having ascertatned the
merits or dement's of the various specific
schemes which have been advanced at differ.
ent times in this connection, l yet give you
the assurance that whatever enterprise shall
tend to develop the dormant wealth of our
State, whatever railway Is calculated to in.
crease the trade of our cities, or to direct new
currents of commerce towards the greatest
harbor in America at Hampton Roads, shall
have my most active and ardent support.
Nobody shall outstrip me in efforts to pro-
mote such cause as that. You and / will
be cordial co.laborers whenever and wher.
ever our joint efforts may contribute to those
results.
"As to the particular means you suggest
for constructing this railway, I am not sufti.
ciently informed to be committed in my own
mind; and am unable to SUPPOSEDLY 1t
might be wrong for me to say if could
whether, under the existing circumstances OF
the country, and at the present political
iuncture, the National Government will or
ought to grant subsidies, or guarantees, or
other material aid to such enterprises. AS to
all matters of detail, however, we may rea.
sonably hope that the right will be devel.
oped and our duty made plain to us in due
time"
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following Is The
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, January i, 1876. compiled from sex
tons returns received at the Office Of the
Board Of Health: Cause Of Death Apo.
plexy,1 white, 1 coiored-total, q; cam
Ger of womb, colored consumption, / CO.
lored; convnlsioRs Gnfantie), white, col-
ored-:otal, 9; drowning. l white; dysentery,
white heart.disease, l colored; Iiyer.dis-
ease, white; old age, white, Icolored-to-
tai, pneumonia, Q white; premature birth,
i colored puerperal convulsions, / colored I;
pureurs, l white; tetanus, 1 white ;
tuberculosis, ! colored; unknown, white,
/ coiored-.otal, 9. Whole number of
deaths in the city exclusive of .still-birtbs,
%. Still-Births: Colored, 1. Ser: White
males, Z; colored males, 5-total, 12; white
females, 5; colored females, 5-total. 10. Age !:
One day to thirty, white, colored-total,
!; one month to six, 2 white one year to
three, 1 white, / colored-total, 9: twenty
years to thirty, 8 white; thirty years to
forty, white, 2 colored total, Q; forty years
to fifty, 8 colored; fifty years to sixty, 1
white; seventy years to eighty, 2 white
eighty years to ninety, white, colored-
total. 2. Condition Single, white, 5 co.
lored-totaI, Il /: married, 8 white, 8 colored-
total, 6; widowers, white: widows, l
white, 9 colored-total, 8. Natuity: United
States, 10; Germany, l; Ireland, 2. Locality :
Marshall Ward, white, coored-sotal,
4 Jefferson Ward. 9 white, l colored-
total, Madison Ward, ! colored; Monroe
Ward, 9 white, 2 colored-total, 4; Clay
Ward, white, colored-total, B.; jackson
Ward, 2 colored; almshouse, white, CO.
lored-total, 2. By ,rhon, Certified !: Reg
ular practitioners, 9 white, 7 colored--total,
16; irregular practitioners, l white; coro.
ner, white, 2 colored-total, 3; Board of
Health, white, l colored-total, 2.
rnnpA ATIl-E WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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ELECTION OF CLERK OF THE PENITEN
TIARY.-The Board of Directors of the Peni.
tentiary, composed of Messrs. John B. Cary
NJ. L. Straus, and Charles Campbell, met al
the Office Of the superintendent Of the insti
tuition yesterday evening and proceeded te
elect clerk in place of Mr.. James r. Fisher
resigned. There were thirty.siX applica.
tions, and after three hours consideration,
and on the tenth ballot, Mr.. F. Y. Sutton
was unanimously elected.
The Board passed resolution requiring
the clerk to remain at the penitentiary from
S A. NJ. to sundoWn every day.
Mr.. Sutton is living in the county Of Hen.
rico. He is we'll known in this city, having
been formerly employed by Thomas D.
QuGrles & Co. and Breeden g. Fox.
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JG.L AND LABoR.-In the Hastings Court,
yesterday, Henry Robertson, charged with
burglarieuSly breaking and entering IL the
nighttime the dwelling.house of Mrs. S. 4.
Hutcherson and stealing one overcoat of the
value OF thirty dollars, and one hat of the
value Of two dollars, the property OF j. K.
Williams, Yves arraigned and tried. The jury
acquitted him of the charge Of breaking and
entering, but found hin guilty of the charge
Of larceny, and assessed his punishment at
six months In j iii with labor.
James Richardson, charged with The same
saence, waseonyieted and sent to Jail and la.
ber for twelve months.
William Taylor, charged With entering the
hen.house of Asher Simon with intent to
steal. &C., was found guilty and sent to Jail
and labor for twelve months.
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY.-The New
Years rules worked admirably yesterday.
Janitor Antelotti stood at the door and kept
out the crowd of idlers; the people who in
moments of excitement went TO justices and
got out silly warrants came prepared to pay
costs, and those who proposed to 60 security
for friends came to court with their deeds
to their property in their pockets. These
new rules work so we'll it is believed that at
no distant day the Police Justice will be en-.
couraged to lay down two other rules First
that lawyers shall occupy the bar, the place
provided for them at vast expense to the
city, and not crowd the bench; second, that
people shall not stand around the reporters
read every word they write, and breathe intc
the reporters faces the noxious fumes of pri.
son-cells and corner.groggeries.
Now to our mutton:
James Evans (colored), charged with steal.
ing one watch, valued at five dollars, from
Fred. Scherer. The case was continued un
til Thursday.
Mary Jones, charged with harboring and
secreting Thomas Miller, infant child of F
C. Miller, against his will aud consent. The
case was dismissed, as the "child" was about
twenty years old and quite healthy.
Richard Booker, Grace Booker, and Ma
| tilda Booker (all colored), charged with tres
passing upon the premises of and assaultine
and striking Nancy White. Richard wa:
! discharged; Nancy and Grace were fined one
dollar and required to pay costs.
Jane Reed and Mollie Reed (colored)
charged with cursing and abusing Sarah
Bradley. The case was dismissed, and the
parties were required to pay costs.
Sarah Bradley (colored), charged witt
stealing one axe from Jane Reed-a female
dispute. Sarah was required to pay cost,
and was discharged.
Pat. Feniter, charged with assaultirg and
beating James Baccgaluppo. The case va
| dismissed on payment Of costs.
Tobias Brooks and Pdrthenia Washing
ton (both colored), charged with unlawful
association. The case was continued unit
to-day.
William Thoroughgood, who is thorough!
bad SO far as promises are concerned. las
summer poured into the ear of Phllis Meyer
the seductive whispers of love. Philis, wht
loved " not wisely but too well, J" found "tot
late that men betray." Hence she had Will
liam arrested. William yesterday offered t
marry her. Phillis was coquettisb, ant
would not say whether or no she woult
marry him, aud the Police Justice not want
ing to preside at any more such marriages
sent accused on to the Hastings Court TO
| indictment. Committed to Jail to awais actor
of the grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. Cuthbert, resident
Herald correspondent, is quite i'll.
Major Charles Venable, of the University
of Virginia, was in the city Yesterday.
Assistant Surgeon Robert Whiting, of the
United States navy, now stationed at Nor
folk, Va, who is on visit to friends and
relatives, has been prostrated with severe
illness at his lodgings, No. 604 east Leigh
street.
Company c Guard of the Commonwealth
have elected Lieutenant John l.. Warine
captain vice Joseph V. Bidgood, resigned
Orderly Sergeant William T. Mosby has been
elected second lieutenant, and Dalam Bsrks.
dale first sergeant. William M. Hill is the
first lieutenant of this company, and declined
promotion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a regular
meeting of Excelsior Encampment, No. %,
l. o. o. F., the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: W. D. Twyn.
ham. c. p; q. CabeIl Tabb, b. P; George
E. Rufin, S. W. John B. Vaughan, scribe
John Camp, treasurer; ". E. Lamkin
I. w.
Fitzbugh Lodge, No. SO, 7. o. o. F., have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term :~Jasper Hall, n g.; W.yD. Twynhan
Y. g.; Charles Spencer, secretary; Samuel
b. Herndon, treasurer 6. W. shepperson
| chaplain.
Pocahontas Tribe, No. IA, I. O. R. H..
have elected the following chiefs for the en-.
suing term: W. T., William T. Hardie: S
S., e. Francis; J. S., A. $. Lloyd; c. of r..
C. H. Martin; K. of W., James Trimme.
This Tribe paid out TO its sick members
during the year 1875 1926.
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81 FEDERAL JuaoRs. The following jurors
have been summoned from the Office of the
United States marshal Ia this city to attend
the United States Circuit Court In Alexan-
dria to-day, TO serve on the grand and petit
juries Of that court. Other jurora have been
summoned from The Alexaudria Office:
Petit Jurors. Bepjamin Blank, ST., Ur-
sbana, Mtddlesex county = Luther Pixley and
B. p. Hughes, Mecklenburg Daniel Dun
lop, King George ;J. s. EagborR and Gabriel
Parrish, Cuipeper; j.. Wesley Cox, Fred.
ericksburg a. L. Owen, Henry Miller, a..
H. Gardner, a. NJ. Newell, and e. D. Fitch,
city OF Richmond.
Grand Jurors.-H. G. Gordon, Norfolk
tE. Sleeve, Petersburg; Sampson r. Bailey,
Warrenten; a. NJ. Allan, .CuIpeper; j. A.
Wingfeld, Hanover; William Z. Pratt, John
Sullinger, and Councillor Cole, Fredericks
burg Daniel Willis. Charles p. Selden, and
William G. Roane, city of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

ELECTION OF CHURCH AND SUNDAY-ScHooL
DFYIcERs.-At the annual meeting of the
church (colored) the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: R. A. Ander-
son, treasurer; W. B. Pleasants. assistant
treasurer; W. H. L. Combs, clerk; Z. Dick
inson. assistant clerk; r. B. Taylor, eoilee-
tor; Fl. e. Keys, organist.
sabbath.sehool officers were also elected, as
to.iows George p. Gray, superintendent |;
H. e. Keys, assistant superintendent; John
Mitchell, secretary; w. q. Lester Combs,
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BRIEFs.-The offices of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company are about to be
removed from the der0t to the Marshall
building, corner Tenth and Bank streets.
Four heads of German celebrities drawn
in pencil by PoliceJustice White were ex.
hibited in the Office Of the clerk of the Po.
lice Court yesterday, and pronounced by
critical gentlemen excellent pieces of work.
The trees recently placed on the western
and southern sides of the Capitol Square
have been enclosed in substantial boxes that
will make excellent hitching. for horses.
The Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany's suppy-store, where they kept dry
goods, groceries, etc., for the employees, has
been closed, as it was found not to pay.
/ Some attempt has been made to improve
BelYidere street south of Byrd
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WHAT 1T Cosrs TO STEAL THREE DOLLARS
AND HALF.-WiIliam Phillips, who was
sent on to the grand jury for making felo.
nious assault upon Salle Garnett with q
crutch and violently taking three dollars
and fifty cents from her person, was tried in
the Hastings Court yesterday, convicted, and
sent to the penitentiary for eight years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

REUNION OF MILrTARY.-Company F,
Captain Clarke, and Company B, Captain
Bass, had 3 reuaion at the armory of the
former company last night. Wit and wine,
song and sentiment, prevailed for several
hours, and the gallant soldiers and gay civil
iIns had splendid time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING. There viii
be public temperance meeting of the tenn
perance organizations in the city, at the
Broad-Street Methodist church, on Thurs.
day night, the exercises to commence at
O'Clock. Several prominent members OF the
order will address the meeting. Trinity
Church choir will add to the interest of the
occasion by giving some of their best pieces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

THREE YEARS IN THE PEyITESTIARY.-ln th'
Hastings Cour; yesterday Wesley Pendeton
charged with breaking into Henry Did
mond's cow house in the nighttime, and "dit
feoniously take, steal, and carry away on
cow" was tried, convicted, and sent to th'
penilentiary for three years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

MISSIONARY AND LIBRARY SOCIETY OF THE
GRACE.STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-This old
and efficient organization has just had its
annual election Of officers, with the following
result: President, T. H. Elicit; Vicepresi-
dent, W. S. Salmon; recording secretary,
w. r. Todd; corresponding secretary, 81.
C. Burnett; librarian, a.. D. jenkins assist
ant librarian, G. T. Knight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

MEETING OF ASYLUM DIRECToRs.-Tbere
will be meeting of the directors and otti'
GERS of the lunatic asylums and the Commit.
tees Of asylums Of the two houses of the
General Assembly this evening az u O'Clock
In the Senate chamber.
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Jury DIscuARGED.-In the case of Reuher
Williams, tried in the Hastings Court, yes
terday, for stealing one hundred and fifty
dollars from Pc er Soeds, The jury failed t.
agree, and we're discharged on account
the sickness Of Mr.. h. D. Danfortb, mem
Der of the Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

TRAMps.-A number Of complaints have
reached the Mayor of depredations of able
bodied tramps in the western part OF the city,
and Mr.. Kelley has instructed Major Poe to
arrest all such and take them before the Po'
lice Justice as vagrauts for service in the
cbaiu.gaug. One of these fellows recently
visited Major Poe's house and left with some
of his creckeryware, and another actually
had the impudence to 60 to Judge Guigon's
residence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

DISPATCH PRINTIsG-HoUsE-Ino order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added a well.salected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
cu1SERY and SKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex-
padjfnuS manner. h..
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assistant secretary Rev. j.. w. Dnngee,
treasurer; r. B. TaYlor, librarian William
Tomlin, assistant librarian; L. w. Dieker.
son, leader Of vocal music; Sophia Walker,
melodeonist; Miles Gordon and John Camp.
bell, paper-distrfbutors; Edward Thompson,
prize.reWarder. This school numbers two
hundred scholars.
a revival ia now going on at this church,
with prayer-meetings every night. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

KELLOGG ESGLYsa OPERA CoMPANY.--Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg and her English Opera
Company will visit Richmond and fill an
engagement for three nights-1Osb, nth, aud
18th of February.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

IT is PRONOUNCED BY ALL WHO HAVE TRIED IT
that II. W. SHELTON, corner Of Maiu and Eighth
streets, has some Of the incest and best-fayored
HOMEMADE PICKLE that they have ever seen and
those in want will do well 10 call and see It, as he
selling Il very cheap and fns: by The gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES! !!
All kinds and styles Of MATTRESSES made to order
or made over at THOMAS W. KEESEE's, No. IL
Governor street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE. Captain j. NJ.
Tyler, of the Richmond police force, passed
through this city yesterday en- route TO Nor
folk having in his custody young man
ramed +. Rudolph Apperson, who is charged
in Norfolk with q gross moral delinquency.
The young lady was here a few days ago
l0oking for Apperson. Friends of the pr.
soner yesterday telegrapned him not to
marry her, and gaze their reasons for their
advice quite plainly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

FROM THE SoUTH.-C. E. SALE, Richmond. Va,
says he has sold great deal of WIsHART's PINE.
TREE-TAR CORDIAL, and 1t " takes well and gives
general satisfaction" 1t purifes the blood, cures
coughs, COLDS, sore throat, weak lungs, ca,arrah,
and destroys consumption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

THREE HUNDRED REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
in pieces from two to fourteen yards. LEVY BRO
THEIRS have fixed low prices so as to close them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

DISPATCH sG-HoUsE.-unsurpassed IA
cilities for the prompt execution or all KINDS O
prntIug, Orders hlled promptly and at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

THE ELMwooD COLLAR is made SO that the cor
ners cannot turn up. It holds its shape under al
circumstances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

THE CHEAPEST coRsETs YET OFFERED. One
hundred and ten bone corsets at S1.15 worth
$l.75; silk embroidered corsets at $3.50, would be
cheap at 1925, at LEVY BROTHERS..
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HREAp sYcLE BROTHERS ADVERTISEMENT.

FREE FROM FUsIL OIL.--The B SELECT y
WHrsKEY, controlled by Nessrs. W. D. BLAIR &
Co., 9O3 Main street, is particularly fine for the
price, and warranted free from fusll OIL 1t has be-
come Justly popular with the trade.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Jan. 8, Jan. 2, Dec. 25, Jan

Still born...... 8 o l o 4 01
Mean temperature for the week ending
December 25, 47.71; mean temperature for
the week ending January 1, 81.
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
December 20, 0 .02 inches; amount Of rainfall
for the week ending January i, OF
inches.
Population of the city estimated by school
census, 72,5O0-white, n,4O0; colored, 3D.
100.
Rate of mortality Of whole population was
1871 per 1000 per annum rate of mortality
of white population was 1907 per 1000 per
annum rate of mortality of colored popula.
ton was 1872 per 1000 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05

READ LEVY BROTHERS new advertisement II
will post you up so that you can save money when
you purchase your dry goods.