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New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Totel amount Of Marine Premiums. 20.
So 29j.394 IS


per urst the oVtandiry certificates Of profit
rsi the holders thereof their legal representa-
lives, after Tuesday. TIE First VI February next
outstanding certificates of te ssue Of le72 will be
deemed pad tho holders thereof eir legal repre-
sen'lya. ani after Tuesisy the First OF February next
from which ,ats all thereon VIII The certia
prdncej at the time Of payment, and canceis
UloD certificates Which ssued for gold premiums. the
payrner oi IHtfr-st aud rereinrtion viii 10 IN gold
ho Tor PEG Cent II declared on the net earned
Ircmas Company for tie year ending 3st December
100 Tor lci viii be Issued ai Tues
day. the Furr.h o. 81 ril noxt
l.Y o.drr Of LoArh. ]. II. CIiApMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

INSURANCE SCRIP "A, ,L.u.ic Com ncrtal
Nsw.lora. OrI.nt Pae.o boasns sii S"' ny W. u "i
4 y, 10 P!nesL
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

For WEEK ENDING Il ,SDAY. Jan 81. 1879.
Beevca Cows Vea.s. sheep AND LAMBS swine All kind.
9-f5 1872 1850 23,5B2 23OJ5 51.Oo'
IlIeee sold a. TAO IOllO Hll InAces.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

NRw-Yo.H. san. n. l1fG. :
ELECT0N.-TllEA A-,UAL ELECTION for
-sisa SI bs l..I -. t.lu ol,' Of toHpsi,. M
NAls EDSlatDaN. Jii '.-t % c'f"aiJ, io'
Thu polls VIII Lo op,n a. , a. an. co at p.h
AUGUSTUS ,Ji-sOH, Sesrciarf
CtS and City r. x. stocks. Bonds. scrip. %c;,
NH h-h. ,.ni .yI Y. = "a, =. y .tolI -, l.Il.I :.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

4, As STDCi\>. , 49,,
II XsW Y)RS WErROPOLTrAN MUTUAL ANO
H.EIArTiF AS srDCXS BDUGIF ~ y N)hI
and al klIs srolxt ai Soy Yfa t,ts sirli"' ''a'
W" ,nou -. i' Brsnis', =. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
EiDioeNo Ecllccs.

OFFICE CP rliE NgT-YoHK Eifyk;GD RaIL8oaD Co-l
80. BaDADHAl, NEa Eohk, Jal -, l5Ib
L'EBRUARY lNTEHES :-Ihe Interest Cou-
pDa7 .fnit,age Bonds O. tbs Coui .ay matnr
le6. /, 1916 viii Le paid pT scEGtiou q Com tx
oisnge Ban6, York, On aii after Tuesday, Irl l.
J. H.. COWING.
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Hon. B. Fl. Hill, of Georgia, having gone

Hon. B. Fl. Hill, of Georgia, having gone
home TO spend the holidays, correspondent
of the Georgia Constitutionalist hsd cou-
yersation with him on current political
topics " He said that of all the public men
in Washington Senators Thurman and Bly,
ard were the only ones VINO rose TO the level
OF statesmen. The Democracy in the House
of Representatives were thoroughly united,
and would not be driven into any foolish
actions by the desperation of the Republic
cans, who already see that the power is rap
idly slipping from their grasp. Dir. Blaine
was the leader Of the Republicans, and his
directions were implicitly followed under
any and all circumstances. The outlook
for the Democracy WAS promising one,
bat be thought that the true policy
would be not to attempt to correct the
mistakes of the Republican party, but to in
dictate what would be done by the Democracy
il placed in power in 1876. He then entered
into very full explanation about the proba
BILE action Of the Democracy in dealing with
the financial questions and measures shaped
10 bring around retrcnchment in carrying on
the Government. at least $50, 000, 000a year
yes, 500, 900, 000-could be saved by cutting
down expenses, and the Committee Of ways
and Means, of which he was member,
would take hold OF the subject in the most
determined way. He spoke of the chairman
of the committee, Mr. Morrison, OF ILLINOIS,,
in the highest terms, and said he was gen.
teman in every way fitted to carry on the
duties of his very important position win
acceptability to the Democratic party"
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ssrEC,fisL NOTICES,
& g7 gDTToM KNOCKED or d
DRsYs ID 90 Ds. Isl
THE HOLIDAYS ARE OYER. And mn,
G0OES TUMALF. ~

IEyCLE BTsOTHERs viii, ii, order "a e,o..
their winter stock from this date Cffer M y
Il eoe n e son ~ e M
TYcg ksP which Ne ssf havs 10 o. s a.aesai W.
easT ilsn At only Zoe, which Is one cent bei s
! ii .soS y pieces Of ne BEST STYLES parsrs ),
81, s,s: and &C: II Per ysrd ~ "
Sc sad 81 psF 2 RI q, 90 40
These goods are OF the very bs. brands. and y.
call special attaoi Ton TO them. rs they have nee,
We Ssr s9as s apss 70 Inc 20
BLACK gKRacH MERiN5s. CA C hi Eg.iSs'
Au as,,a;1, aLs.s CREREss BIARSIz, &C,
Don't fail TO look at these goods If ysu wan, to
CKEPE Wells. and cREPa COLL ARs-a IN.
BLACK AZ md c0LoRED SILKS a prices to as.ouish
Examine our BLACK SILK a. %, which i, a..
knowledged the best goods for'ihc price In he
DRsss S5E 81 ssssss 3 5i'ss
500 pieces P Iifo French Sei GAssBRiGs, on.
Look as our @e domestic 81 cd bSisPxaTMEST:
TONS and sHEETiNGS retaiied at case nr dct.
IoNspALE- oAaBRio iSe:, reduced from on.
A fnI line Of PLAIN and TwLLgDrLANSELs
WHITE io;;A bEb-BLAskErs at SO, REDUCED
HOMEMADE. CALICO COMFORTS at sl4o
$3.50, and $l.75, made Of the bes, material
UaBLEAChED KNiTfING-COrTON at soc
BIZ ss d FED kiNlIT1NG.corros and COTTON.
YARNS In all Nos
An excellent TW6.yUTToN coLoRED KID a,
Toe. worth 1896:
COkSETS ut ali prices:
LINEN TABLE.COTHHs, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS, reduced In
prices;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, PLAIN AID Il EN-.
STITCHED HASDkEECHIEFS, BREAK.
FAST sHAWLS, HOODS, sACQ Us, CAPS,
&c, very tow;
RICH SILK sCARFs at s and zoe worth so ard
&C.,;
Full line of TOILET SOAPS;
A large stock Of fURS, CARPETS, and OIL
CLOTHS 10 be closed out regardless OF cost:
HUNDREDS of other articles marked down. which
we have not space enough 70 enumerae.
CONE ONE, CONE ALL, 10 the cheap dry-goodI
establishment or SYCLE BROTHERS.
129 Broad street: between Fourth and Fifth
ia b
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No REDUCTION IN THE PosT-OFFTCE.-
Washington, January 4.-A:sis!ant Pcs'mis-
ter.Geuersl Tyner says that in his opinion
Congress cannot prudentIy reduce The eX.
pcnses of the postal service one cent. II the
bill should pass cutting down the cost OF
transportation twenty per cent, as it is pre-
posed, the PostmasterG-encral Will make
the reduction in the districts Of members
who vote for the bill. This is part of the
programme to intimidate the House in its
economical purpose, though the Information
has been generally circulated that the Presi'
dent will veto every bill calculated to cause
trouble 10 his Cabnet.-Special dispatch to
The Baltimore Gazette.
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RIoHaosD, Va, January S, 1876.

Editors of the Dispatch: Let me make
prediction: The Bil.imore and Ohio rails
road does not want tie Chesapeake and Ohio
road; but 1t does want the end iceSt from
Stanton. and will set i, too, when the. read
10 sold ;5wili run tue ears through frcm
Huntington TO Baltimore via Stanton ar d
Harper's Ferry.
TIE end eastfrom S,aunton will be Of no use
ITO the Baltimore aud hio Railroad Com
pauy, as a local road " i'll hardly pay repairs.
Whatever Is done bE tbe Baltimore and Ohio
railroad to extend the road Into Ohio or
kentucky will do Richmond no good, as all
through freights will 20. 20 Baltimore. What
think you now
Baltimore has had 8 connection with the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad at stsuuton
for year or two. Last gear the receipts of
the soad ftom staunton TO Harrisonbu,g
were less tasS thirty Thousand dollars That
doesn't laek as il Baltimore could igiage
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NE GREAT REDUCTION
COHEN BROTHERS.

COHEN BROTHERS.
All goods reduced In order to close stock for this
season. Their stock is the fullest ever offered ills
season Of the year.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY.
They will commence January the list and con-
tinue until their stock is reduced.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
reduced at least rs per cent.
Great reduction In all SILKS:
COLORED SILKS st as,onishlngy low mark, 10
close for this season-their stock OF SILKS Il
almost complete In every variety of shade;
PLAID and STRIPED SILKS at an extra redue.
ton;
Also, great bargains In BLACK SILKS, both TAI.
FETA and GRoS-GRAIN
CAsRMEREs, BoMBAZINEs, TAaIfsE, Aus.
TRAL1AN CREPEs, ard other
MOURNING GOODS
at less price than ever known;
KID and BUCK GAUETLETS reduced 10 65e
worth fully Sl.25-other GLOVES reduced;
Good ALL-wooL FLANNEL reduced to zoe, l
Z. yard;
A large stock of HAMBURGH EMBROIDERY
purchased at various auction sales during The
past season is reduced TO an astonisbinRly low
rate; a
Two cases good CALICoE S reduced to SIC sell.
ing generally at Sac.:
Best make Of CALICOES reduced 10 6sc.:
Three cases OF YARD.wIDE BLEACaRD COT!
TON, equal In quality to Androseogg'n, at Dc
Four bales of UNBLEACHED COTTON at Sc,
cheap at 10c.;
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS. and all other goods
greatly reduced to close for this season.
s1 COHEN BROTHERS,
3O5 Broad street
tag between Third and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

WHAT BRIsTow MusT Do TO BE SAVED
Washington. January 4.-The counsel for
General Babcock are in Washington pre-
pairing the argument and arranging the line
of testimony for bis defence. Ii is under
stood that his trial will bear u comparison TO
the trial Of Beecher when it was supposed
that TIlion WIS the indicted man. In Bah.
cocks case the triaris TO be of Bristow. That
is the programme ; ard should Babcock De
acquitted Mr. Bristow vii have to step
down and out Especial dispatch to the Bal
finl0re InzeEe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
1he Date or the Earthquake of 1852.

HESRico, January 5, 1876.
Editors Dispatch There appears to be
some difficulty among your correspondents
as to the time OF the earthquake OF 1852. a
lady writing from up tue country some.
where fixes 1t in September OF that year.
Another correspondent says it occurred
ABOUT dusk in the evening, butfails to say In
what month or on what day of the month.
Now, remember the exact time, aud ! am
surprised that any one who heard and felt
The shock should ever have forgotten it. I
am not much on superstition, but somehow
that shock filled my mind with dread and
foreboaings OF evil. i. occurred just at dusk
ON the evening OF the day OF the presidential
election In Noeem Der, 1852. The house
Was Ia at the TIME of the shock was q new
one, and very substantially built, but it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

We have no exceptions to take to the Zoe.
ming Journals article on railroads. IL is all
true. So was our article of yesterday morn
ing. The two present two views of the same
question. AS DIR. HoPsoN used to say (oe-
fore negroes voted), when we declare that
voter must be- free, white man we do not
thereby mean to say that he must not De
twenty-one years old. The last qualification
was not in the mind at the moment OF writ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

The CENTENNIAL RAID ON CONGRESS-
Washington, January 4.-Colonel Mcclure,
with number of prominent Philadelphians,
arrived here this evening for the purpose of
moving upon Congress in behalf of large
appropriation for The Centennial. The de-
sign is to encourage the project as peace.
maker between the North aud South, upon
the argument that " bat tue southern Demo
Gratis do to foster the Exposition will be re-
membered by the people of the North
!SpectaL dispatch 10 the Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

n cbnond by building q road from Hunting-
ron 10 EifzsiiBstsS I
B But our CORES pondens mar be assured
that Baltimore .MaI NOT purchase our road
She can't afford 10 do il. Iswould be q poor
investment for her. Besides, The New York
bondholders held oo.heayy a mortgage upon
it to allow it to be sold for nothing. 1t will
90 into new hands, but not Baltlmore's, and
he finished 10 Elizabethtown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

An article in the Christian Advocate for
this week suggests to us the IDEA that per:
haps the clergy would be better provided for
if church.Duildings were taxed and parSon-
ages exempted. Not that the article saysso;
but the poor provision made for preachers
by congregations owning comfortable
churches is alluded to, and this naturally
suggests the idea we have jotted down
above,
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HENR1Co.
Eartha uske o. 1859.

CHkRL0TTESFILLE, Jhnuary D, 1910. e
. Editors Dispatch I-recollect distinctly
the earthquake of 1852 felt in this place. 1t
occurred somewhere about Z O'clock P. M.
on The Cd. OF November, 41s52-the day OF
the presidential election. 1t lasted but few
seconds, yet was clear, distinct, and sharp.
It's course was from southwest to northeast.
The sound was like the rolling Of heavily
loaded carriage over rocky roadway. Our
houses trembled, but no damage was done.
The day had been remarkably pleasant, but
by sunsetit became quite cold and winterisb.
Look over your old files and sou will find
notices Of It, JAMES ALEXANDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

II the vote of New York cannot be had
for the Democratic candidate for Prsssaent
unless he be % resident Of that State, then let
both-New York and the candidate aforesaid
60 to Guinea, say we. What say you, Mr..
Petersburg NeaoS2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
DEATHS.

Died, on the Cd December i s75, at No. As Ave-
nue. Josephine, Paris, France MARY MCDOW-
ELL, third daughter Of the late Elz toetb Loyetoy
Mcdowell and Of DR.. James Mcdowell, recently OF
Richmond, Va.
Died, on Saturday, LIST Instant. at her residence,
No. nc Cary street. Mrs. CAROL me +. McCRE-
RY In the seYenty-seyenth year OF her age.
EIkton, Md, papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

The Dispatch comes to Us on January lSt
with eight pages Of interesting statistical
matter pertaining to the business Interests OF
Richmond. The enterprise of the Dispatch
in the interests of its city and patrons is very
commentaries Charlottesville JeferSonaan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

Richmond, w.. with population of
hos 24,sS4 church. members Balti-
more Sun.
Which proves only that the census is
wrong, and that Richmond has much larger
population. A.-Petersburg Appeal.
Richmond is assumed by tine Board of
Health to have population Of 1880.
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Tha. Rrieht Light.

Editors Dispatch One of your Virginia
correspondents wishes to know If any one
else besides himself saw bright light in The
sky on the night of the earthquake. 1t was
observed here by some. OBERoN.
Goochland, January 4, 1915.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

The Richmond Dispatch is enphatically
the newspaper of Virginia. Tbe.No. for New
Years day is large double-sheet Of interest
ing history of Richmond as at present-hs
business, churches, schools, &c. Culpeper
Times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

shook as II it had an ,aglIe and fle roaring
|fInHiing found that acgomp1nied the shnck
was very similar that recently experienced
/ throughout tIifa states Pierce 1ss the Sue
(cessful can didate at the election.
| ~ HzNRICo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

1t is with peculiar pleasure that we con-
graduate Richmond upon her prosperity.
The exhibit for 1915 shows an increase 10 her
products of over six million dollars.-trede-
ricksburg Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

The Culpeper Times is in favor of an ap-
preparation to enable Virginia to take part
in the Philadelphia Centennial celebration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
The Genuine Old Doctor Jacob
Townsend.

Editors Disp0tch: Please make my com.
pliments to your Powhatan "Viator,n' and
tell him, that while have no copyright for
The signature, that if it is all the same to him
he would oblige ne by choosing some other.
Yours truly, VIAToR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
This choice reserved seats, So.

The choice reserved seats, 50.
Admission $3.50, 81, and Soc, according to the
section.
emporium on MONDAY MORNING the 10th In
slant. No person win be allowed more than five
seats for one performance. The list, as usual will
Dut the number of seats they desire under their
pames. Mr.. Wyatt Will furnish all desired In
formation. 1t Is the purpose OF the Management
70 prevent any speculation In ficSets th refore the
privilege Is reserved to his agents to refuse to sell
10 any party or parties who may have that object
i'm view. ia 4-1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

annual meeting of the
~ MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
CATION, for the election Of officers, will be held
on THURSDAY, January 9th, at z O'Clock Z. NJ,
at the office OF the company, OIL Main street.
Shareholders are requested be present either In
person or represented By proxy. BY order of the
' WILLIAM LovENsTEIN,
" 4-3t Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

DRESS GOODS
the largest, best, aud cheapest stock in the city A.
intend closing out my entire stock OF dress goo4
persons will find 1t to their advantage to give me
call before buying elsewhere.
PLAID POPLINS reduced from rs to &c.,.
PLAID PoPLINS reduced from 81 TO 25e.;
PLAID POPLINs reduced from so and S0c. 70
"4Oc.;
,sOLID-coLOR POPLINs, and ALPACAS. Sc
reduced from 10 to 30 per cent;
woRsTED PRINCES, all colors, tomatch COOS
&C.: 500
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS;
BLACK and COLORED SATiNS:
1 SILK pOPLINS, &e.rVery cheap;
DARK SEAL-BROWN SILK PoPIiNs at 5@@
worth 81; ~
BLACK ALPACAs exceedingly cheap
BLACK MERINOS, CA CHMERES, CREPt
CLOTHS. aud other mourning good at he
lowest prices
WHITE ana 'COLORED TABLE-LISESS an;
NAPKINS. sHEETISGs, CorToSs, ELAN
NELS, TOWELS, QUILTS, &C., at The yer!
bottom prices
BLANKETS, sHAWLs, SKIRTS, CLoAKs. sc,
very cheap;
CassISdEREs, WATERPROOF CLoTH''
JEANS, &C., the greatest bargains Of the sea-
son;
100 dozen LIGHT and DARK KIDS, two three
and four buttons. lat 75c. per pair worth sl'2o
| Is dozen LIGH and DARK KIDS, two patt'n
at 81 worth 81 30;
| so dozen INITIAL LINEN HASDkERChihfT
at 25c. worth Acc. and at SOC worth eSe.'
| 100 dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMENs slLA
sCARFS from 23c. to 81 apiece;
| A large line OF WIDE and NARROW RiBB0SSSSs.
! :. C0RSssTs. HOSIERY, CAMBRIC sDhlsos
and INSERTlNGS. SIiIRf-FkDSIs, &c.:
| LADIES', GENTLkMENtS1 and AlssEs. aL n !.
NO YES rs nnt DRAWERS sold YeTy cheap s, y,
fact. everything viii and must be SOLD, - paw
very full stock GU hand. ,,. ,rAs,
| So give me call and secure some OF ine s''''
| BARGAINS az WILLIAM THALhlMEhs
I de 3d. Etste ~ ou1 Dtos' -
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-MEssR EDITORS: The local
column of the Guide and HelCS, an evening
newspaper of this city, in its issue of the 80 IN
Slant contained the statement t6si my psnoef
csIcuiated TO be extremely detrimental 10 my lsmi,
" both Commercially and socially, as my house ano
olace of business will in all probability oe snunnea
with horror ask for space IN your paper 10 STATE
Thar there Is not now, nor has not been, any such
disease IN my no''' THOMAS stage.
am the family physician OF Mr.. Thomas stage,
and have seen his family To- day, and his statement
is entirely true never knew them to be In more
ht "a Sii,S JENIFER GARNETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

me- ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Ser
,.day Epiphany at ~ o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

. EXHIBITION Of BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUX
Mt Assembly Hail FRIDAY EVENING, January
9TH, al 8 O'Clock.
An attractive feature of The occasion will be
MUSlC, both vocal and instrumental; and no pains
Will be spared to make the exhibition dellght-
full, Grateful for The sympathy and patronage ex
iende0 them In former efforts, they beg for con-
tinuance Of The same. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

ElRE.ENGINE AND
ADDER TRUCE 4
FOR SALE. s..s}ts
The Committee ON Fire Department have auti0s-
lied me 10 SELL at low prices, very superior ElRE-
NSGINE-will throw stream Of water from eae
hundred and fifty to two buadred feet when WORKED
bv about sixteen men. Also, a FUNDAMENTALLY
DER TRUCK, with the necessary appurtenanees
belonging 10 such piece or Incorporating. Apply
70 - = ssflt'..f GEORGE A. AENSLIE,
iae-IQt Chief Fire Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

PROFESSOR HENRY F. LAUBE'S e3
u TERPSICHpREANINS GA
charge Hotel dinug-ronm, Richmond, and lsfks
LIBRARY HALL, Petersburg.
DAYS OF TUITION Ladies, misses, and masters,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
al 4 O'Clock gentlemen, TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS at7.30 O'Clock.
Petersburg classes are taught MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS. oc l2-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
LECTURES.

T ECTURE.-On SUNDAY. EVENING at
i w O'Clock there viii be LECTURE given at
ST. Peters Cathedral In the interests OF the ST. pe-
tors T. A. and .. Society, by Rev. A. CUETlS,
formerly pastor Of the Church o.. Moant calvary,
now or ffie Cathedral of Baltimore
; The public are invited TO attend. IA 4-eodSf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
:. cI,ogKgaY. GLASSWARE. a..

NEW GOODS:
90 DECORATED CHINA DINNER SEE, -, ,bs
New Work auc,,on, 10 be- closed eas a's6'
cost Of imaprtasions y,efgQrG|
TEa ana COFFEE SETS: RICH pnrNSIs
sETs: WHITE CHINA TEA aaa 49,
SETS, very low. =. -, p,.ekIpg. Cssa
Wa.Pockens, Brackets, ToHet' 49, No. Trs,s u so
boards, Flower Pot tsnas aha ,,ss,,s,s. ard f
Cosl.Yases and Eosa Pas VA s.apls Go's
Sets; also, full hne OF Eaas $500 aud 80
suitable 10 the wants or tne : y. YlSta.
trade at lowest rates. ss,sI.ss no,.-oiSee.
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RICHMOND, VA, January 4, 1876.

RICHMOND, VA, JaUuHTy 3, Io1U.
OFFICE CID DOMINION INSURANCE Co3GPASY,l
January 4, 1876. 8
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OLD
DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY viii be
held in the Company's building. No. 1113 Main
street. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ. on TUESDAY the 11th
January, 1876. Il. G. WHERkf, Sri,
10 4-td Secretiry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
OTCHMoND THEATRE.

MIR. EDWIN BOOTH ,o
commencing MONDAY, January IL, 1875.
m, SIna1fnr traged;an of Booths Theatre, n. T.,
Ane ME-. FRFDERICK B; WARDE,
will accompany Mr.. Booth curing MS southern
w. sDgagementS. ).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
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.GYRaCUsE LoDl Il, Is, SsssA
81 KNIGHTS or PYTHIA s.-The of yea
fcars and members ars@ earnestly re. III SJ.sS
qaested 90 attend reRulsr sonIsution o. tstSs8Ts
,Ianuafy 5tfT az ~ O'clock TO tnsaEll9 the
offceYs for the ensuing fer1n. Memb OF sister
SofJgas IRE ft,yfIed 10 aftsnd BY order or WfLLIAM
I.G0x. 8: G. aEORGE e. B0WDENY
la ~ 5-.s x. OF II. and Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

,,o>-nx Januarv .HABfL EFT.
H nosDn January 1S .RICHELIEU.
WEDNESDAY, January 19 LAGO.
THURSDAY, January 2o.."... .'...'..sh xLoc r@f
fhipA \ 'AI CARDINAL woLsEY Henry Wild.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

DRIyATE SALE OF ALL THE NECES-
I sARY FIXTURES of u small tobacco factory.
Cheap for cash. Address or inquire OF .s....
Il. C. GIDD1NGS,
31-iw corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

= tional Bankh Richmond, Vac.
respectfully informs tbs public that he has COM
menced The LITHoGRAPHIc BUasEss, and Is
prepared to execute orders for commercial and
photographic work OF every description.
He win be pleased TO furnish estimates for wcrkot
any descriptions, and II favored with your orders
win guarantee satisfacsioni In every respect.