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A Shocking Tragedy.
+ PROMINENT VEST VIRGINIA CITIZEN MURsgHE
AND EuRIED IN A STABLE.

+ PROMINENT VEST VIRGINIA CITIZEN MuRsgsgD
AND BURIED IN A STABLE.
Especial telegram TO The Dispatch.l
BARBouKsvIAlE,. W. Va, January o.
Charles F. Meetings. a prominent young gen.
tleman of Cabel county, was to-day fopud
murdered and buried in bis stable. He diss
appeared Sunday night and not having been
seen since. persons commenced diligently
searching. for bis body this morning. The
suppostion is that Meeting was murdered
BY bis wife and Edward Williams. VII.
liams has been for some time accused OF uu-
lawful conduct With Meetings. wife. Mr.
Charles Miller says he saw Meeting on Wed.
nesday, but Mrs. Meeting and Williams re-
ported him absent since Sunday. This
raised suspicion. Ee evidently was killed
wednesday or since. Williams and Mrs.
Meeting have'been arrested, and are now In
Cabell county Jail. A coroner's Jury has
been summoned, - .-.-.---
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

A HelL Hnoecn Citizen, Feeling Aggrieued
By the Decision Of T,ro Justices ofhe Peace
of Chesterfield, Refuses TO obey their Man
date and IS Sent 10 Jait.-Sereral mouths
ago Mr. Thomas B. Bot, late deputy clerk
of the County Court Of Chesterfield, was
summoned before justice 4. s. Clayton, a
Radical justice, to answer the charge OF tres
passing, By hunting, on the farm OF d. w.
Hey. Owing 10 the warrant having been
made ont Improperly, the case was dismissed.
Shortly thereafter be was brought before JUS
tees Martin and CLAYTON on the same charge,
and that warrant shared q like fate. Friday
evening he appeared before Justices Clayton
and William Hewlett (negro) 10 answer two
warrants charging him with trespas'ing upon
the farm OF II. W. Hey. The first warrant
was based upon the second section Of chap.
ter ninety-nine Of the Code of 1873, which
reads: "lf any person shall shoot, hunt,
range, or fowl within the enclosed bounds OF
another person without license from the
owner, he shall forfeit three dollars fo7 each
offerce to the informer," &c. f .z.H s.t.
The second warrant was based upon the
fifth section Of the same chaptsr, aed reads !:
uIf any person shall hunt, : shoot,
fowl, or range, With or Without
dogs, on the lands Of another without the
consent Of the owner OR tenant OF such
lands or shoot, along any public road, &c,
or the lands comprehended in the survey OF
any proprietor, be shall be deemed guilty OF
trespass, and shall be fined for each offence
Eve aoslars-.he fine to be double in every
instanee If the offence be committed ID !ae
night or on Sunday, &c. After hearing the
evidence for the plaintiff the. justice refused
to allow Mr.. A. Y. Snellings, the only wit
ness present in behalf of the defendant, TO
testify. The case was argued By D. l. PuL
liam, COUNSEL for Hey, and John NJ. G. Fiiz
patrick, counsel for Bott. !,
The Justice rendered decision In behalf
of che plaintiff, and assessed fine OF three
! dollars 10 the first and FIVE dollars In the SO
copd case, with eosts-tbe total amount beips
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THE THEATRE-ENocH ARDEN.-Mr. Ed
win Adams, an old favoriie Of the Richmond
public, will appear at the Theatre tonight in
the character of Enoch Arden, in which be. has
acquired great celebrity, and deseryedly, too.
He will be supported by Alr. Abby's COM
pany, including Mr.. c. W. Couldock as Reu.
ben, Mr.. Hart Conway as Philip Ray, Miss
May Arlington as Miriam Lane, and c. w.
Butler as Peter Lane. After week Of ira
gedy something Of the romantic sort like
Euocb Arden ought to be very agreeable to
amusement seekers
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPOINTED. ne lol'
10 wing school trustees have been appointed
Botetourt County-Fincastled district, James
NJ. Carter Buchanan, Ii. G. Snyder; Am
sterdam, John Anmen.
Middleser county-Pine Top district, Var
pasan Vaughn.
Scott county, Estillvls district, Henry
w uoEiaday johnson, w. p. Horton.
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EDWIN BooTH-CLosE OF his ENGAGE.
MENT.-The Booth matiree on Saturday was
one of the pleasantfs s. of his performances,
and was attended by large and fashionable
crowd. Saturday night the house was quite
full, and Mr.. Booth was in his best spirits,
and acted Cardinal Wolsey and Petruchio
with great effect. He twice came out before
the curtain to make his acknowledgements
for the storms of applause. His engagement
here was successful in all respects. 1ester-
day Sunday Mr.. Booth and the company
left for Charlotte, n. c., where they will
pIay to.n jynt. sl-E.- '...'s.'
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VOL. XLIX.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Capitol Notes.

Major John W. Daniel went to Lynchburg
on Friday. He will return to-day or to-
morrow, and bring with him the report oil
the com n,ittee in the knght.Johnson case.
1t Is likely that impeachment proceedings
will be had against Judge Aylett Nicot, OF
Prince William. Il is charged 10y Dir. Jo-
scph j. Davis, q respectable lawyer OF Prince
William, that the Judge corruptly appointed
assessors to condemn certain land for tbe Ro-
tomac aud Manassas railroad, and that he
corruptly confirmed the report OF the assess
ors. The matter IS now in the lands OF a
House committee. a... ~
The impeachment OF Judge Stevens, of
Nelson, who won considerable amount Of
money from Delegate F6wle at draw-polka,
is talked about. Friends of Judge Stevens
intimate that if such proceedings are COM
menced Judge Stevens, by ysummoning mem.
bers Of the House as witnesses IN h,s behait,
can put those members in an embarrassing
position.
Honest John Letchel'S dog.law, which Is
meant to apply 10 all the counties in the State,
was fayorably reported by the House Com
mittee on Agriculture on Saturday. 1t will
meet with earnest support from some ano
vigorous opposition from others.
Both Houses have passed bill taking
Mathews and Middiesex counties from Judge
Jeff.ie~'s circuit and adding them to Judge
Mon,ague'S. 1t is understood thai Judge
Monisgue will now reside at his old home,
in Middlcsex. At present he is living in
Williamsburg, Us the law requires him to re-
side within his circuit.
Sergesnt-a.-Arms Writ Harrison, who has
been quite sick from plcurisy, Is getting oet-
ter, and Will soon be able to return to his
post.
Mr.. Charles U Williams, in the House,
Saturday offered resolution instructipg the
Committee on Public Property to inquire
into the expediency Of removing the old bell
house from the Capitol grounds.
II Is believed that bill will be reported
allowing the Richmond City Gusrd TO adopt
auy uniform that meets with the approval of
the u )vernor.
Mr Daniel Fl. London, Colonel j. Armis.
tcsd Carter, and Ex-Governor Smith ad-
dressed small meeting of members of the
General Assembly in the hall Of the House
of Delegates Saturday night on the national
exchequer, currency, banking, &c. Governor
kemper was one of the bearers.
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PERsoSAL.-The friends of Rev. Dr.. Wall,
late rector Of St. Johns church, in this city,
will be pleased to learn that he has been ap-
pointed to the desirable rectory of 81. Paul'S
(CIintop) Diocese, Huron, Canada.
Colonel Henry M. Matthews, of West
Virginia, Is In the city.
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Now York zseila3.

Nrw YoRK, January 2..-Thc Direct
Cable Company offers S2,oVo Tor the as
covery of the vessel that broke .tissie caoie;
aud similar amount sor the con7i3i'h oil
the offenders.
Charles U'Couor isimproving rseiday, anu
Is considerd beyond danger. -.nis ~
Seven heiterS- purchased in hentseRp VI lo'
ga, ,OGa haveIarriEed in Jersey Siss. fhe:
are OF the Rose Of Sharon .nIesa1 anu @"e<S
bought for parsons 10 England.
There weae 82G deaths IN, 1ass cry ausine
the, past week. =
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BY TELEGRAPH.
xLvTH eoNGREss-First Session.
WASHINGTON, January %, 1875.

? 5a WASHINGTON, January %. 1915.
|; 4GR s-&cJ =. SENATE = "a 5.Efs ~ =s
The Senate was not tinisess;pn to-day. rj
= HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
a resolution vas adopted cstifng for CORE.
sp0ndeuce with European nations otherthan
Spain regarding Cuba. :'''.'''
TAe Centennial bill vas taken up and dis,
cuSsea,; on a. d -h tsr;cgf . IS. i ,'Ft'
The dabsse was continued, 5y Messrs.
Lawrence Of Ohio, Teese OF New Jersey,
Jones of Kentucky, Morey of louisiana,
Lapham Of New York, Dunnell Of Mime
sofa, Monroe. of Ohio, Kasson Of lows,
O'Bnea of Maryland, and Tow7serd OF
pennsy !yania, liz favor OF the bill, and; By
Messrs. Baker Of Indiana, Caldwell of Ten.
nessee, Savage Of Ohio, and HolmaE os In.
disna, against It.. | -s
The previous question will be called at
O'Clock Tuesday. sr.s .,.1. ..---
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a Eaux Pas,in ESisn As5e.

New YORK, January %. Fred. h. Bridges,
sou OF the general superintendent, of the
Grand Trunk railway OIL Canada, and conf
missioner Of the Government railroad, and
Mrs. Maria. Mckenzie, wife OF one, OF the
WSalthiest and most prominent citizens oil
Montreal, wers arrested to-day at the tfith
Avenue Hotl and taken to. the Tossbs.
They were subsequently, discharged ; Mrs.
Mckenzie going home with her brotSer.in-
Law. Size had her two children, aged three
and five, with her. ..sfs;G 532{l
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DISPATCH PnISTISG-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands of our trade we
have aaded well sslectcd assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA.
CHrSERY and SKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant lis IN guaranteeing the VERY sEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate. figures and in the most ex.
peditiouS manner
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REMEMBER THIs.-Now Is the time of the yeaI
for pneumonia and fatal results OF pedisposttion
To consumption. BoscnEE's GERMAN SYRUP has
been used in this neighborhoed for the past two or
three years without single failure 10 cure. II you
have not used this medicine YOURSELF go to your
druggist and ask him of its wonderful success
among his customers. PURCELL, LADD 6 Co.
wholesale agents.
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CoEvEYASCEs OF, REAL ESTATE for the week
ending January %, 1876: Lots fronting 17a
feet on Clay street near Twenty-seyenth for
S1.450; 173 feet on Clay street near Twenty
seventh for $40; Is feet on Abigail street,
corner Ninth, for 1881; 40 feet Oh @ street
and 40 feet on Tulip street near @ for S415 !;
54A feet on Third street for 1890; SO feet
on Cary street near Madison; S53 feet on
Walker street for $50. .
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4 FALl.-A papar-carricr nimed Eiburg
fell through the hatchway at The enquirer
Office on saturday eyening-thas IL, from ihe
counting-room floor TO the PIE ROOM as
tance of twelve feet. lie was injured very
slightly. Tie city ambulance was caiieu' me
case 5eng st trst supposed serious. Fl.
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ROLL OF HONOR st THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHooL.-The following is list Of the pu-
pils On the Roll Of Honor at the Richmond
Hish-Schoo for the past week. Junior class
Mabel Burruss, Belle Cohn, Florence Chalk,
Sallie Cosby, Sallie Coleman, ,CarrleDrew, Car Car
RE Eye. Alice Ezekiel, Lillian V. Hatton, Ella
Hicks, Mary NowliD, Mamie A. Lyon, Lucy
II. Powers, Janet Peek, Emma Riddick, Ida
Rasland, annie Smms, Mamie sehaap,
Gertrude Smith, Blanche A. Turner, Rachel
Van Wort, Florrie Wilkinson, Lal'a K.
Wright, Alexander Scbaap.
Intermediate Class: Carrie Bennett, Ida
c. Cox, Clara V. Dearborn, Jennie u. Hall,
Nellie johnson, Lula Minetree, Annie b.
Pace, Laura Pecor, sallie Is. Powers' ran
ME Slagg, Rebecca Taylor.
Senior Class Laura Bracket, Henrietta
Craver, Mary E. Fox, Julia Il. Henning, Sue
McWilliam, George FL. Almistead.
Attendancesfor the week, SO per cent.
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Ja,, De,s,cry .n Tennessee,

KsoxrALE, JANUARY, 22..=rIoseph Ayres.
the abe,ter o! John Webb, who WIS, hung
here for murder last August; Pryor Cole
man, indicted for the mnfder OF 2jss Bel,
and Eenry Avery, the notorious murderer
and swindhng clalm-agsat, broksjai al 4:3o
this morning. Coleman was pecapsured,
and lbe officers are after the othsrs. EE b
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RErEyrE COLLECTIONS. The revenue col
a.tions II this district last week were as TO-.
lows Monday, $ll,0S7.12; Tuesday, Ss,'
7--77.6s: Wednesday, IS 1878; Thursday,
S6,3l4. 80 Friday. s., 421.55; Saturday, s1l J
nl3 nG--,Olnl S4I 1Ol.I4.
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ArCTiON SALES THIS DAY.

CHAFFIN. STAPLES & CO., P. NJ, brick ware
house 10 Rockets. now occupied by the Vir-
ginla iia'ch Factory. :.
r. s. ANDERSON, 1Oh A. NJ, groceries, dry
goods, &c.
WHITEHEAD. DICKINSON & CO., 10 A. 81,
groceries, &c.
BYERLY & POWELL, 1oH 4. NJ. furniture. dry
goods, crockery, &c.
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4noaer Ran Taken to .ETil.-Jce Stu.
kenburg- Of Richmond, was taken in charge
Saturday By Sergeant Fitzgerald and con.
Veyed TO tts Henrico county jail for bis
failure to pay a fine of 3 80. 1t will be re-
membered that he was tried and found guilty
several days ago of violation of the State
revenue laws in selling and pedtilipg tobacco
without license.
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Custom (hand-made) WORK to order, and guar.
anteed to 1T Repairing neatly done by
BoSCHEN s. BROTHER,
500 and ell Broad street.
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BOARD CT ALDERMgH.-TheB Board of AL.
dermen will meet this afternoon at O'Clock
and will probably dispose Of the important
matters considered by the Common Council
last week. .u ....-.
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UNLAWFUL GAMISG.-Robert Brown,
George Stevens, William Nichols, and Daniel
Fox young colored men) were arrested Sat.
urday, charged with unlawfully gaming with
box and dice. They We're playing tiYe-cent
game
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BLIND Tom AT THE FIRST AFRICAN CHURCH.
Tonight Blind Tom will give one of his
agreeable entertainments at the First African
Baptist church, the proceeds ito be devoted
to the fund for building the new church.
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PERFECT HEALTu.-Everybody should value
health more than money. 1t Is criminal suicide 10
neglect coughs and sore throats. Such ailments
may result In fatal pulmonary complaints. Safety
will be secured by using WIsHART's PINE-TR EE-
TAR CORDIAL, which speedily puriaes all infam-
mltOry blood.
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AN INTERESTING LECTURE AT RICHMOND
CoLLgGE.-A lecture was delivered at Rich
mopd College Friday night before the Mu
Sigma Rho Society by Professor B. Pur.
year. Quite large audience, representing
much OF the beauty Of the city, attracted by
the reputation OF the lecturer and encour.
aged 6y the pleasant weather, assembled in
the S'ciely's hall. Professor Puryear was
introduced to the audience by Mr.. Noch,
president of the Society, in graceful ad.
dress. lie announced as his subject, sew bat
we eat, how we cat, and why we ea'."
ApologizDg for bis selection, he nevertheless
proved by his treatment Of it, and by bis
happy strokes OF wit, that the subject could
be mad interesting and instructive 10 the
most refined audience. The Professor spoke
for an hour very acceptably, and during that
time he bad the strict attention OF all present.
The speakers stand was tas,efully decorated,
but the careful attention of the mar
shals failed TO secure anything but standing
room for large number Of the audience.
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REWARD OFeBREp.--Ihe Chief Engineer
OF the Fire Department offers reward OF
fifty dollars for the apprehension OF the pe.-
son who turned in The alarm at BOX Il,
corner of Twenty.tilth and Venahle streets,
on Friday night last. s..E.e
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UNITED ORDER OF True REfoRMERs.-Ine
first fountain Of this colored order was OF
gapiZed in the year 1870 oy Coionei -.
Hickman, in Kentucky. since tnat Line
lodges have been instituted IN every soutnein
Staie and many nolthern states, ana even ~
South Africa. The Grand Worthy Secretary
Of this State, w. H. l.. Coombs, has received
rem applications for charters in the present
month from different localities In the State:
II is expected that at least fifty fountains vii!
be Geeanized in The next five months. Samuel
Pesrce, of North Carolina, and J. +. Divine,
J nre to take the field for the Order In lew
days. A monthly paper, to be called tne
" True Reformer," will shortly be issued,
with Secretary Coombs as the manager
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TELEGRAPH LINE TO WEST PoINT.-Nearly
all the poles have been put up, ard prerara.
tions are being made to complete telegraph
line between Richmond ard West Point
along the York River railroad.
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JOSH BILLISGs.-Josh Billings, the cele.
brated humorist, will give an entertainment,
consisting of readings from his own works,
at the Richmond Theatre on the evening of
the 1>t Of February. ..-"
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THE RILEY VIRGINIA WHIsKEY sold by CHRIS
TIAS s WHITE has been analyzed by Drs- NcCaw
and Taylor and recommended as pure medtcins
beverage Price for two-year DID, S2.5 per gallon:
price for three-year old, 3d. 80 per gallon. 2ars1.
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BosCuES & BROTHER offer their winter stock of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and Yalises at very low
prices in order TO make room for spring goods.
500 ard 511 BROAD STREET.
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SUPREME CoURT OF ArPEALs, SATURDAY.
McCready cs. Commonwealth. Fully argued
by Judge Ould and submitted.
Cody us. Comfy, &c, win be the frst ease
called on Tues day. 1t Is not expected that
this case will take much time, and after 1t
the case of Cox Us. Cabel, &c, will be taken
IN
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FIRs.-Tbe alarm of fire turned In from
Box No. 8. Second police station, at II O'CLOCK
Saturday night, was cinsed by the burning
Of the grocery of Ii. T. Parron, No. 4l6 Mar
shall street. The origin of the fire could not
be positively ascertained, but it is thought
that it was caused by rats getting hold OF q
lot Of matches on one of the shevea.
MIR. Parron aud family, who reside over
the store, narrowly escaped suffocaton. The
stock Of goods was completely ruined:
There was an insurance Of eight hundred
dollars on the building and stock In the
Commercial Fire Insurance Company of Vir-
enia, which it is thought will cover the loss.
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F0R RExE,
R0R RENT, AT REDUCED RATES a

H0R RENT, at TREDUCEDRATE& - /,
Nos53 north hFoupth.sueet-sen rooms. T---fs r
No., corner, Aaia and LAden streets-tsp~ ?
rooms. " 20 -
No4Iss Locust alleYa-niae rooras, !: .ts.gg;. = 4
No. 40l west Main street-efght rooms.
No..52S north Adanf1 trPet-- eight roGms,. 81 OK
No. 2tIS east BrOan ssreet-seTen rooms. s.,f.,., :,
No: 26 west Canal street-siy rooms. :" = -
No. S29,. corner China and, Piae stTeets.-aE )
rooms
No. 2e north Haryie street-fve rooas,1tt 800 -
No. 2o5-south Second sTeet-fiye rooms,
No. l76f Accom modaaiDn street Hve rooyte. /
No, 2204 east Main styeat-Sour roolns, ,s...r#s ?
No. S25 north Feushee street-four rooms. :
No. &32 west Duval street-four roons.JFfi Tn- ,
No. 7Ol sonth Church street--four rooms. r
No. 203 sou,h'Plne strcet-four rooms. -
No. 214 scrth Cherry .sfreet-four rooms, t'.,s a,
No. 1917 north Seventeenth street-four rooms
No. Lester street-threerooms.i yTSS u
No. 81 6,n0rth Madison street-ihree rooms, -,
No. TAB Forth second street-threc rooms. @A
No. sos north Eighteenth street-three rooms. !,
No.550 north Fifteenth street-tbree rooms.
No. 1907 north Seventeenth sfreef-three rooms =
No. TIA north Fourth street. three rooms.
No. 241Geast VeBable street TWO rooms. :
No. Maddox HilI-two roemH 1.E9t 2. -
No. S nOI,h seventeenth street, STORE, with }
j. THOMPSON BROWN, [
Real Estate Agent and "A uciieneer, 4aY
Ills Main street, opposite Dtspatch Office !
ia "a M, W, &S3t .-.'..' - 'ft''A.a ~ -
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WILLS WUsKEY. W. D. BLAIR

COMMISSION MERCHAyTs.-We solicit your or.
lers for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
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DISPATCH Observation-Disclosures Ia
cilities for the prompt execution or all KINDS c'
printing. Orders filed promptly and at low prices
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SAVE MONEY by haviug.your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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EOR RENT.

EOR RENT. '.| '4'@-- 5G'Ss3 Ga
TWO LARGE FoUR.STORY, TOBACCO FAC
TORIES on Cary and Eineteenrh street,.
BRICK DWELLING. With basement and three
stories above, conanng eight rooms; Kitchen, &c.S
on Franklin street between Third and BouIth..
TWO-STURY BRICK DWELLING on the west
side OF Fourth street, between Lelehand Jackson,
with six rooms . kit chDn, &C. ...-.. - I.g
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING on the west
side Of Fourth streetlbstween Jackson and Duval,
with SIX rooms : kitchen, &c. 49, i.
FRAME DWELLING, with basement, and two
stories above, containing seven rooms. &c, on
Twentieth street. between Grace and Franklin. y
FRAME STORE and dwelling on New sstreet,
near Venable: good business stand. .,s,..s,.g. =,
FRAME STORE and dwelling on: Seventeenth
street, corner BALDWIN,. .5. - i!
TWO-sTORY, FRAME DWELLING on, Twen-,
ty-eighth street between Clay and Leigh, with nye
rooms kitchen, !sc.
TWO-STURY FRAME DWELLING ons Catha-
rlne street near Henry, with four or five rooms
BRiCk 81 ORE and DWELLING on MARSHALL
TWO.STORY FRAME DWELLING on Tween
ty-scveuth and streets, with FIVE rooms; Kitchen,
SC. ISL. . ~.
STORE and DWELLING on Venable street
near Twenty-1fth.
BRICK SrOR-' and DWELLING on seven--
teenth street rear Venabie oo
n 21.lw lI13 Main street.
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BITTEN BY DoG.--A negro child named
johnson, aged about seven years, was bitten
on the ieg on Saturday by dog on Third
street.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

CoNT1SUArIoN cT TEE STORMY WEATHER.
LTvgEPooL, January 22.-The stormy
weather still continues. Notwithstanding g
the network of the telegraph lines between
this place and London communication is
entirely destroyed-a circumstance that has
not occurred before Tor years.
RAILROAD oasAsTER AND LOSS OF LIFE.
LONDON, January 22.-There was COLI.
sion to-day near Huntington between an ex.
press and mineral train; after Which the
London express ran into the wreck. A
special train with doctors has left Lon don
for the scene. Two persons were killed and
many wounded by the first collision. The
prostration of the telegraph lines prevents
details of the accidents.
Later.-The accident near Huntington
WIS caused BY binding snow-storm.
Eleven persons were killed. .........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-24

THE TRADE can find CIGARS Of all grades ut W
ID. BLAIR d. Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-24

"PRIDE OF kET WEST" CIGAR Quality very
fine. Nd. REhIR g. Co