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Folka will ttlk. 0t course, when n man like
STANLEY MATTHIAS cones bitk aud tNs iuat thr
l. ulsi M tuinns lo1td T. ns mod one - lud he
found N the city Of C1nclnnlti SprHpasit hrbUth an.
Mr.. STANLEY MATHEWS may be- a comp t NJ
witness, but he enters the box without a str lnR
hold upon public confidence. lie IN ~ not he
piciOn OF Interested evidence. lie Is u rell-
tion Of GOV. HAYES. Puhlic ramon has It that
he IL haun, ed with thick-coming fancies OF "A
promotion TO the Supreme bench, vice SwAYNE,
To be retired hy limitation Of age. All this de
ponds upon the Inauguration Of mis- klnsmIn,
GOV. HAYES, as President. Ne shalt not DO guilty
Of the MISSIONER Of calling It an election.
We are not intim t.ly arqu inied with the
CAPACITY Of Cincinnati TO produce pupic men.
In fact, the nomination OF Mr.. MATTHEW'S for
Congr, ss would itself be- evidence OF paucity II
not absolute poverty Of material Tor elevated
station. The city has It's raims to an enduring
fame. The spare ribs and sirlolns Of the bcastly
quadruped are dear to the hungry stomach, aud
the lovers Of dOughnuts turn longing cyss to
the stately dwellings OF a metropolis aniIent IN
4 "a aud cans Of rendered lar We may pnr-
don, too, ia MIR. MATHEWS an Imitation erunt
quite excusable ia nls familiarity with tue hog
vernAcular.
Conventions are liKoly to be fashionable In the
future US In the ptst. wan not STANLEY, in his
leisure, before assuming tho judicial ermino on
the supreme bench, compile manual for the
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Entering the Ministry Grav-llnircd Man

The iiev Henry + Hunter, grAy-nnred Uan,
install IA his 1rst la..or4t' Ist eycnil.. ga TIE
seventh Presbyterian Cnurcn, W Bruon' ana lluse
street. I le pastor WIS ulfi. rcc,uNy q I.t.n.r
Wt ilr Rev ~ a-nnf~'. tuurrh tlu ttur' s.fu on
va trArhrr NJ I~ttlI aud tiltrn
10. az e. hkut-Vs. Tie lrnYr- ~ lfrlc -AIIiN u
one. line met u Una nII urdutu ~ H.rtlr Nrit
condut ted hY The n pH IA tees, T. NtnH n .ths u
lhn iuru"r VH~iur OF the erNrffli uu.t nu. N4r
az lAe O'u'dlcuOu WAS pronounced a. tAs n'W
10.
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Weak lunRs arc strengthened, and pleurisy
pains promptly relieved BY Dr. Jayue's bIpeetorant-
Aap.
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shameful as It is in all three OF the disputed
State', stands out with peculiar shame and
odium in South Carolina.
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The speech of HoRArIo SEYMOUR before
the Electoral College Of tho State OF New York.
yestetd y, sets forth the vital importance Of a
Just settlement OF the difficulties arising out Of
the late Pr sidentL election. He c liz upon
the Republican p rty 10 see that ,hs great wrong
sought To be peTpetr ited by the Administration
at asnington ia not carried out and reiterates
the fict tn no party can snori To deprive the
people OF their honestly elected President
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Col. ROBERTS OF the New Orleans Times,
who lately dined with Gov. HAYES says that
the men who seemed To stand highest in the
lauers estimation are MURAT lIAISrE,D and
SAM BOwIIS. Both these fayorites Of Gov.
HAYES are editors and capable men. Mr. HAL
STEAD supported HAYES. but Mr.. BowIFs sat on
the fence, with a leaning toward TU.DEN. II
HAYES had been elected President, they might
have proved useful advisers for him in his
responsible Office, but nA-much ~ he was not
elected. the best counsel they can give him Is
that the people would distrust II not despse IA
President who got the place 10y fraud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

POLICE Court, ,YESTERDAY.-Police.Ju
Whites New. Years rules are thai no loifei
orid lers shall be admitted to the courtroom ;
all persons fined must pay the attendant costs,
and no party, unless Of well-known respon-
sibiIity. will be received as security unless
record evidence Of his possession of sufficient
real estate is produced. ~,
William Curtis, colored individual in an
iuebriated state, walked into the Thlrd-Street
Methodist church on Sunday, and while the
minister who was temporarily filing the
pulpit was eloquently appealing TO sinners
TO depart from The error Of their Wass Cue-
tia yelled oul, .HYou -jees -shet up. Ihe
sexton started towards Curtis, but before he
reached him Curtis shouted to the minister,
" You cit down thar. You don't Know Wnat
you are talking about" And finally ne
pronounced the preacher 9. liar" By mat
time he Was surrounded by number OF 10.
dignant brethren, who Hai.zed him OUT Oh
church in quick order. Yesterday Gurus,
sober and repentanf, appeared before the
Police Justice. He had no defence TO make,
no excuse TO offer, aud was in consequence
sent on to the grand jury for indictment.
The Police Justice fined the following
I. erring yet noble" characters; Shadrach
Smith, Two dollars, for throwing q shoyelfui
Of dirt upon the son Of William Meyer; Will
liam Meyer, two dollars. for striking Smith;
Louisa Jones fcolored), disordeIiy conduct,
one dollar; WilIinm Banks (colored). creaa-; rea
ting disturbance IN the street, six dollars !;
John Copenhagen. two doilars.ios drunken
ness and disorderly conduct; John Williams
(colored), for interfering With passengers al
the Chesapeake aud Ohio deE0, one dollar !;
Rosa Gillian (coIoredl, two dollars, for belrg
drunk and using profane language 10 the
street; Herndon Brown ieoioiedl }, tor s. peing
drunk, was fined one dollar; John Harris,
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T.ERsoNAL.-Rev. p. Moore, recently or
dsireo "a Baltimore, is one of the resident
priests Of St. Peters cathedral in place o
Rev. A. Van De ~ eyer, who some months
since was placed in charge of the Catholic
church at Harper's Ferry.
Rev. f. Janssens is the principal OF st
Peters Parochial School and Academy Mar
shall street between Ninth and Tenth). Rev
John Tiernan, formerly principal of tbi:
school, is now pastor of the Catholic church
at Fredericksburg.
Rev. w. c. Schaeffer, pastor of S.. Marks
English Lutheran church, whose name
was accidentally omitted from The directory
of ministers published in the Dispatch yes.
terday, resides st No. 123 west Clay street.
Mr. r. w. Hoenniger, proprietor OF the
St. james Hotel, returned yesterday from O
visit to Louisiana and Florida.
Information was received 10 this city yes
terday that Professor Basil Gi!derseeve, pro-
fessor of Greek in the University of Vir.
ginia, had resigned to accept similar posi-.
ton in the Johns Hopkins University of Bal
timore. Professor Mallett, who was offered a
professorship in the johns Hopkins Un!yer-
sity, declined to accept it.
Judge Alfred Morton has resigned the
craftsmanship of the Republican State Com,
mittee and withdraws entirely from the Or
ganization of the party. Tho Judge has
found Republican. politics in this State an
expensive luxury.
Judge Hughes, who is now at his home, In
Norfolk, has much improved in health.
Captain j. y. Bidgood, Of the Guard OF
the Commonwealth, has rendered his resig.
nation.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The Baptist Sunday
school has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: L. K. Cblles, superin'
tendent; s. E. Weod6O, assistant superin.
tendent; E. N. Gregory, secretary; D. B
Winfree, Jr., assistant secretary; A. G.
Harding, treasurer; j. D. Matthew'S, libra.
rian; L. E. Traylor, assistant librarian; n
j. Nunnally, Jr., chorister; a. c. Harding
assistant cborister !; George E. Richardson,
organst; b. j. NunnalIy, Jr, superlptend.
ent Of the infants department.
Observation-Disclosures Lodge, No. 105
I. 0. o. f., celebrated last night by fine
supper at the Firenen's Hall, which was
greatly enjoy ed by all who were so fortunate
as TO be present.
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conduct, two dollars and ftty

clsoroeriy conducts two dollars and fiftJ
cents. 81 ~ Z.
Peter Tinsley tcolored) was up, charged
with having unlawful possession OF one can.
non and one gun, valued at twenty-five dol.
lars, the property OF Michael Kelly. The
case was dismissed on payment Of costs.
Michael Moore, charged with being suE.
picious character, aud supposed TO be de.
serier from ths United States navy, was sent
to jail.
Mary johnson (colored), charged with IN.
lawfully cutting Roseberry Gentry with a
knife, wsssent to Jail for thirty days.
The case of Lewis Washington (coiored),
charged With stealing one brass locomotive.
whistle, valued at fifteen doilsrs, the pro.
perty of the Tredsgar Company, was con-
tinued until to-day.
/. John Harris (coIored), against whom l,
was charged that he created disturbance on
the premises of 1926 Second street, and did
also throw stones and bricks ut parties on
said premises, was fined two dollars and
fifty cents. 81
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/ for aged men, as well as o hospital for both
male and female communicates Of The Epis-
copal Church. Bishop Whittle offered the
closing prayer and pronounced the henedic-
tiop. l ..I s6
The church was crowded; even The aisIes
were filed with benches occupied by many
deeply y-interested persons.
On Sunday morning, at ST. James's, Bishop
Whittle preached. Dr.. Peterkin read the
service.
At st. Paups church on Sunday Rev. Mr.
Saul, who was at oge time the pastor of the
church, preached. At night the pastor de.
livered sermon appropriate to the first
Sunday In The new year.
AT the Monumental church, IN the morn
ing, Rev. Or. Bartlett, OF Philadelphia, read
the service and assisted 10 the adninistra.
ton OF the holy communion, which was IN.
usually large. The pastor, Rev. DR.. Wood
bridge, preached from Hagai, j., 5. In the
afternoon the pastor read tbe service and
Rev. Mr.. iSsul, Of Philadelphia, preached.
AT ST. Marks (EpiscopaD church in the
morning there was present an unusually large
congregation. The rector, Rev. T. g.. Da.
shell, preached an able and interesting ser.
mon, taking for his text a part of the fifth
verse of the fifth chapter of St. Luke
Master, We have toiled all the night, and
have taken nothing" After the sermoH the
holy communion was administered to large
number of persons, Rev. H. S. Kepler as
sisting the rector in its administration.
There was no service at night, the congregs.
ton taking part in the services at s.. James's
church In the interest of the Home for
Aged Ladies.
Lutheran.
At st. Marks English Lutheran church
Mayo street between Broad and Ross) the
holy communion was administered on Sun
day, three members were admitted to the
church, and an interesting sermon wss de.
livered by the pastor, Rev. W. G. Schaeffer,
from Isaiah, xXxii., 2.
At night the pastor preached an eloquent
and impressive New.Year's discourse on the
text $50 forward "-Exodus, xiv, Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

BUsTINGs COURT = INDICTMENTS BY TIE
GRAND JURY.-The grand jury of the Hust-
ings Court-George K. Crutcbfield foreman
Yesterday found the following true bills:
For felonies Emily Green, cutting and
wounding Cora Barber Charles Richardson
and William Sadler, forging the name OF Mrs
Abrams; William Phillip, assaulting Salie
Burnett two cases. Reuben Williams, steal
ing one hundred and fifty dollars from Peter
Shields; James Minnis, assaulting John
Boiling; William T. James, assaultlng Rich
ard James; William Tyler, breaking into the
hen-house of Asher Simon; Wesley Pendle'
ton, breaking into the coW.house OF Henry
Dedman; Henry Robertson and James Rich
ardsop, breaking into the dwelling.houSe OF
S. E. Hutcheson James Richardson, Archer
Scott, and Julia Scott, stealing dry goods
from Breeder & Fox.
For misdemeanors James Jackson aud
Eugenia BoIeman. unlawful association
James Smith and Lucy Jones, same offence
William Curtis, disturbing public worship
at the Third-Street (colored) Methodist
church.
ssNot true bills" were returned in the
cases of John Jones, charged with cutting
James jackson; Frederick Johnson. charged
with bresking into the house of John Lyon;
Clara Church, charged with breaking into
the house of William Vofs George Fl. Tur-
ner, charged with several offences OF petty
larceny; T. D. Williams aud Betty Steward,
unlawful association.
The grand jury will meet again Thurs.
day. ~ -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

LARGE SUNDAY SCHooL-On Sunday last
there were present in the Sunday school ot
Leigh.Street Blptist church five hundred
and one persons-ofhcers, teachers, and
scholars. There were in the primary de.
partment one hundred and thirty little chill
dren, male and female. This school has so
rapidly increased that a large room has been
added to the basement, which will probably
accommodate two hundred and fifty pupils.
The room will be ready for use in about 9
couple OF weeks, the money for furnishing
which has been raised alone by the scho.
lars rz5, e..a
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From the Capitol.

More than half of the members Of the
Legislature have returned to their seats after
the three days recess ordered to commence
from the 23i of December. Yesterday a
disposition TO do some business was mani
tested. In the House there was lively dis
cussion between Messrs. j. W. Johnston and
Socrates Brooks relative to the Ettrick Man.
ufacturing Company's charter. The Senate
passed bill for the relief of soldiers who
lost limbs or eyes in the late war.
Governor Kemper yesterday presented
the State Library the original of document
containing certain legal conundrums pre-.
pounded to Thomas Jefferson, aud Thomas
Jefferson's replies thereto; and another paper
containing opposite views on the same
questions from John Taylor. The Tredegar
Works sent to the library piece of the iron
armor Of the Confederate ram Virginia
formerly United States frigate Merrimac),
bearing the indentation made by o cannon
ball. The iron is over an inch in thickness.
Mr.. John OFT, Of Richmond, presented the
State with srlndry books published by the
Italian Government 10 relation to their nat
ural and Industrial resources.
If the members of the Legislature will
heed resolution introduced by DR.. Clark
Yesterday it will not be long before Henry
Clay's statue will be repaired and the fingers
knocked eff by idle boys restored to his out
stretched hand.
The testimony In the case of Bra
dy us. Gayle, now before the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections, has
been printed. 1t makes cheerful-lookipe
volume of about three hundred and ten pages
1t appears that the worthy citizens of Ports
mouth knew something about printing elec
tion-tickets. At the last election they used
variety of sizes. One size was about four By
two and half inches, another about foul
and half by two and a half inches, another
about one and half by one inch, another
| was about the size of q three-cent postage
stamp, and another was of the size and shape
Of kiss-yerse. The last.nGmed was the
popular one.
| The Senate Committee on Privileges ant
Elections yesterday discussed without de-
cidpg whether parole evidence should be
admitted in the contested-election case o.
Knight vs. johnson. The committee vii
meet Immediately after the adjournment o.
the Senate to-day, and will then agree upon
the course to be pursued.
A bill now pending before the Senate pro
vides for filling the vacancy In the Bsard oi
Boundary.Line Commissioners caused By
the death of Hon. ". A. Graham at Saratoga
last summer.
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To the Editors of the Dispatch: My at.
ten,ion having been called TO the Sabbath.
school statistics as published il your paper
of the 1st instant in relation to the Second
Baptist (colored) Church school, I desire tc
correct an error--Thatis is, our school attend
ance is: Officers and teachers, 20; scholars
2l5-.otsl, 255; Eot 80 officers and teacher!
and 556 scholars. as published.
Very respectfully,
j. GORDON BAuGH,
Superintendent of the Sunday School.
January 8, 1876.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

DEAD CuLp~-The body OF dead child
was found on Sunday night near the corner
of Ross aud Mayo streets. The Coroner held
all irq Iest upon the body yesterday evening,
but no Information was elected ut ii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

I would respectfully refer the reader to the fol
lowing among the many persons who have used m!
pills themselves or In their family:
BALTIMORE, MD.
Hon. JOSHUA VANSANT, Nay r;
Hon. CHARLES j. GwTSN, 55 Mount Vernon
Place;
Rev. Dr. LEYBURN;
Rev. DR.. SuERMER, zig north Broadway;
Rey. Z. SCOTT NORRIS, IL Washington street;
Rev. RICHARD FULLER, ID. D.. 81 Park street
Rev. ]. W. NJ. WILLIAMS, ID. D., 277 Charlie
street;
JESSE SLINGLUFF, Esq. President Of the Com
merca aud Farmers Bank;
Rev. D. c. MARQUIS, d. D.. 30S Fsyett street !;
DR.. w. G. KNOWLES, 55 Sharp street;
Rev. A. WEBSTER, d. D.. 21t Franklin street;
T. & S. FREY, 3l4 Baltimore street; -
Mr.. j. A. BARKEs, AZ st. Paul street
Mr.. C. b. HATCH, SIT east B tldmore street
Mr.. II. c. WYsHAM. 52 weS: Madison street;
Rev. ANDREW JAMESON, II south Fulton street
Mrs. MARGARET &oop,.DE, 1856 Cary street
Mr.. WARNER, 172 west Fayette street;
Rev. JOHN BAER. AS uiOh street
Hon. JOHN L. MoHEfS, :torth Pic1 street.
RICHNVSD, VA.
". w. VALENTINE, Valentines studio;
Mrs. Judge GUILD; .atE
II. NJ SMITH 40.
Price, fifty cents per box; sent post.free to any
addresses. y,
Office, 06 north Eutaw street, Baltimore, M a..
80. ~ Dr. O. W. BENs on.
For sale by al win .l's lie ard retail drugs sfs's in
Richmond. PURCELL, LADD 6 Co, Agen IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

TEMPERANCE CELsBRATIoN.-On Thursday
evening next, at yspable Street church,
commencing al u assfock, the installation OF
the officers of Nenable Division, Sons OF
Temperance, will publicly take place. There
+ will be some excellent music on the occa-
sion, the presentation of a medal and ad-
dresses by Rev. 81. b. Cheatham, J. R.
Chiies, Esq, Of Manchester, and Henry A..
Atkinson, Esq, OF this city. 1t is probable
that other divisions in this city will also be
present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

ESTERpRIsg-A large warehouse is being
erected immediately in the rear OF the dry
goods establishment Of Thomas K. Price 4
ca. 1t is understood to be for the use OF
Messrs. A. Snyder j Co., iron-Workers, and
viii be used to accommodate portion oil
that firms increasing business. That site
was formerly occupied by the church-buii6-
ing Of the Second Baptist church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

OEFgsRs ELECYED.-Schiller Lodge, No
139, I.O. o. f., has elected the following
officers for the present term: Philip Berg
aeimer, \. g.; G. Meyer, Y. G.t G. Blen'
ner, chaplain sc. krezma!z, secretary; VIZ
liam Goetze, treasurer; +. W. Thomas, ".
WIte, j. Fl. Baschep, trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

MONUMENT TO JOIN r. tn HMPsoS.-The
monument to be erected over the grave of
the poet John r. Thompson has arrived in
the city. It has not yet been arranged what
ceremonies shall take place at its inaugura.
ton, but au address from Hop. B. johnson
Barbour is 10 contemplation as part Of the
programme, 5.-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

LacTURB.-ReY. A. Curtis, formerly pss-
tor af the church of Mount Calvary, now
Of the Cathedral OF Blltimore, viii deliver
8 lecture at st. Peters cathedral on Sunday
evening next for the benefit Of st. Peters
Total Abstinence and Beneficial Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

FELL IN A WELL.-On Sunday afternoon
about Al O'Clock one OF Mr. Nettles's horses
fell into wen which was covered over with
boards nesr the corner Of Seventeenth and
Bread streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

ALLEGED IscEsDIARY FIRE.-At ::14 a
NJ. on Sunday an alarm Of fire was turned
in at Station 2, First police.station, caused
by the partial burning of the brick store and
dwelling situated on the southwest corner
of Grace and Seventeenth streets, owned BY
Dr.. w. II. Scott and occupied by John b.
Smith as q bar-room. The adjoining brick
store, also owned by Dr.. Scott, and occupied
by Mir. Patrick Cummings as grocery, was
slightly damaged by fire and water-!oss,
fifty dollars. Mr.. Smiths loss on stock was
about fifty dollars. DR.. Scotts loss on builG.
ipg. one hundred dollars. Stock and building
insured in Richmond Banking and lDsu'
rance Company for six hundred dollars.
Sergeant Daniel Wren found stocking
saturated in kerosene oil in the house, a
piece of paper torn from the wall also satu.
rated in kerosene oil and partly burned, and
other suspicious circumstances, which caused
him to procure a warrant and arrest Mr..
Smith, charged with feloniously setting fire
to and burning in the nighttime the said pro-
perty.
The case came up in the Police Court yes.
terday, and was continued until Wednes day,
the accused being baied in The sum of two
thousand dollirs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

Mra. F. Morreil, 3anzor, Me-, Jaly Q, 1873,
writes: "six months ago my friends though, mt
Misunderstanding from weakness, disorderet
stomach, and fever. he doctors gave me no. bene
ft. was persuaded 20 try LIEBIG's LIQUID x
TRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC ISyIsoRAToR af.el
u,iug three bottles began TO improve, and to-day
feel perfeetIy,well,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

pIspATcH PRISrfSG-Ho In order TO meet
The constantly Increasing demands OF our trade We
llsye added q wen ,s9lsctei assor.inent Of NEW: NEW:
1Yre, which, tcgetber wish cur rMPgoyEp NA-
cHINgaY and aKiLrUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant as an guaranteeing the vERY rEsT cLAss
or WORK at mods rare figures and IN the most sx-
pedltions manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

CHRISTMAS SLIrPEas FOE IApfRs AND GENs
pre.iy-at goscHES,s, 500 and 611
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

RoBBgRY.-The sboe-store of r. 81. Hoy,
situated en- First street between Broad and
Grace streets. was entered from the rear on
Sunday night and robbed Of 3 number OF
pairs Of shoes aud other portable property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

IAn kinds OF UPHoLsTEHfSG done IN The best
manner by skiifnl workmen.
Samples OF REPS, LEATHER. &C., always on band
for selection. THOMAS w. KREsEE, 10. 12 Gov
stree -tz s65ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

SLIPPERS BoTToMED.-Custon.w work OF all kinds
made 70 order and guaranteed at BoscHES q BRO
THEIRS. .--E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

FREE FROM FusIL oM.-TEe sELEcr''
wIIIsKEY, controlled by Messrs. w. d. BLAiR q
Co., eos Main s.reeI, Is particularly nle ler .hs
price, and warraate frse from fusi oil. u has BE-
come justly popular sith tie trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

COMMISSION MgEcHAsTs.-We solicit yonf OF.
,ers for prfnuag, or q call 1t any dime yon may
wish 70 see specimens oo ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t Will be TO yoHr advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

FURNITURE Observation-Disclosures Of all kinds
repaired, varnIshed, or polished In the best style.
Chairs recaLed. reseafed, &c, at TIoAAs w.
KEEsEE's, so. ~ Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

sAvEMoSEY by having your printing done nj the
DISPATCH pEINTiyG-KoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

MATTRESSES! MATTREssEs MATTRESSES
All kinds anu styles Of faiTTREssEs made TO order
or made over at THOMAS w. KEEsEE'ss No. IL
Governor street