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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-05-17

he becomes child of God All believers
are, therefore, children of God, and, conse-
quently, brothers and sisters This relation
ship will never end. Here on earth, all be-
levers ought to recognize each other as chill
dren Of the same heavenly parent; in heaven
they certainly will do it. Here some say they
are of Paul, others say they are Of Apollos,
and others again say they are of Cephas; but
in heaven all will say 81 am of Chris" "
Nothing can be more intimate than the rela-
tionship which exists between believers. In
divdually, they are all redeemed by the blood
of Jesus Christ all are quickened by the same
spirit all are justified by faith all are adopt
ed into the same spiritual family; all are the
objects of Gods special grace all are heirs
of the same promises; all are journeying to
that good land which the Lord has said, IL
will give it you;" all love Jesus, and all are
commanded to love one another. In this
wilderness journey, they are divided into
twelve tribes, but they are all 1sraelites; all
love God and try to keep bis commandments.
All over christendom, the tribes of God are
going up to the New Jerusalem. Hand in
hand, heart in heart they sing:
"How glorious is the land we seek,
A land without tomb;
An everlasting resting place,
A sure and quiet home" ..a 4.....
The dull monotony of time is broken by the
travellers to the New Jerusalem as they repeat
in thrilling accents .... ....
"Jerusalem, my happy home,
My soul still pants for thee; ....
Then shall my labors have an end,
Whan thu inus ahall sea',
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

THE LECTURE OF Rev. DR.. P. 8. HENSON
tonight at the Second Baptist church will
be rare intellectual treat served up in the
most tempting style. Many Of our people
will remember when Z. s. Henson, "the
boy orator." attracted large crowds OF de-
lighted auditors all over the State-wben,
as student Of Richmond College and OF the
University OF Virginia, he bore Off the
highest academic honors and won q
most enviable reputation for polished
oratory, and when he, left his native
State with,a reputation for pulpit ora
tory scarcely equalled. At the North DR..
Henson has steadily risen until he is now
regarded as one OF the greatest preachers
and one OF the most effective platform
speakers in the country. As lecturer he
has keen wit, broad humor, touching
patbos, and thrilling eloquence which
charms and delights the large audiences
who are accustomed to hang with rapt at
tention on his utterances.
Those who heard him here three years
ago will rejoice in the opportunity of hear
ing him again, and those who were not then
so fortunate will be glad OF an opportunity
of hearing lecturer OF the first order OF
talents.
We learn that the lecture tonight on
"The Old and New; or, a Plea for the
Old,'' is one Of DR.. Henson's masterpieces
brimful OF wit, humor, pathos, good hits,
and polished eloquence. -"..
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I.RL. SIGuRD'S CHRISTMAS EVE. A Norwe-
rt,n Ballad. BY II. X. BoYssEN. With one OF
g,sy HaLLocK FOOTE'S finest Drawings.
CHRISTMAS NIGHT IN THE QUARTERS. Old
rirc Holiday Scenes in the South. With dialect
songs. BY IRWIN RUSSELL.
roy-IIUNTING IN NEW ENGLAND. A bright
nancr on : delightful sport. by +. F.. ROBINSON
DE, sCHLIkMANN AT MYCENE. With twenty
seven cuts, including some Of the most beautiful
objects found y; Mycenc.
rrIps AND BIRDS. One Of JOHN BURRoCGHs's
hest papers.
THE LAST TOKEN. a Poem. BY Z. &. STED.
MAN. With Engraving Of MAH's painting.
JOE uALE'S RED STOCKINGS. a story OF the
late War. Bv"SAEE HOLM"
, GLIMPSE OF YOUTH. Ashort Poem. By DR.,
HOLLAND
rrD6IS ENGLISH. A paper Of laughablc Anec-
1n,rs Ry 4 former resident in China, Mr.. A. a.
HAYES JR.
ANEW ANVIL CHORUS. BY" H." Describ-
ing some remarkable scenes OF frontier life In
Colorado, etc.
+, CENTURY OF CIVIL SERVICE. resume
nyI. NJ. DoRNAS, or The opinions Of the Presi-
dents OF the United states on the subject OF ap-
po!ntments 10 o!lce
AFTER MANY DAYS. 4 STUDY Of Keats. The
conclusion OF Mr.. L. II. SToDDARD's able Essay
;hc flrs, par, OF which appeared In the December
No.
~ur GROWTH OF CITIES IN THE UNITED
STATES. 4 thoughtful Essay IN social science
RyB. c. Magic. JR.
urI'STRATED POETRY. Poems by PAUL IL
u,YSE SIDNEY LANIER, MARY Z. BRADLEY
aud others,
SERIALS: ROXY" EDWARD EGGLEsToN's new
novel OF Indiana life in 1SaO-5o. Continua-
uon of"nIs IHHERITASCE,"ADE TRAF-
-oS.s novel of army life before the war.
REGULAR DEPARTMENTS. Twenty-Five pages
Of discussion OF public. social, industrial, and
literary subjects" Bric-a-Brac," etc
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1877
WEATHER REPORT,

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-F0r the South
Atlantic States, increasing northeast winds,
rising followed by falling barometer. sta
tionary or lower temperatures. Cloudy
and rainy weather will prevail. . :
For the Gull States, falling barometer,
northeast to northwest winds, lower TEN.
peratures, cloudy and rainy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, north
and east winds, stationary or rising baron.
eter, cooler and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New
England, north and east winds, cooler
partly cloudy or clear weather, and rising
barometer.
The temperature wifi remain above freez.
ing in the canal region OF Ohio, but will
fall below in that OF Pennsylvania.
Cautionary signals continue at lndianola,
Galveston, New Orleans, and Mobile.
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WHAT YOU CAN GET FOR s5.

For aJ you can get, from us or any b9bkscller
~CEIBNER'S MONTHLY-the best Of AZ the illus
,-a;"d lnagaxiucs-for ono year and han beginning
wl.a ;hc magnifccn, midsummer No. for August
-, and ending with The No. for January, $40, and
also The splendid Christmas Holiday No. of ST.
NICHOLAS for December, 1877, containing one
Aaudrcd pagvs-,he finest No. of i children's maga-
line ever issued In this or any other country; the
whole containing more than 1000 octave pages OF
M best and latest Illustrated literature. These Nos
coaaia all the chapters Of HIS INHERITANCE,' y
Miss Trnftou's graphic story Of army life; all OF
Roxy" EDWARD EGGLEsToN's NEW NOVEL, a
s:ovy OF Western life during the political campaign
8, s40 and all or large part Of Boyesen's novel,
A knigh; OF Fortune the story OF community
sc emigran,s in the Northwest besides shorter
Nes by Mrs. Burnett, SAKE Holm, Boyesen, &C.; and
Illustrated Poems, Travel Sketches, Essays, Reviews,
le.y dozen of the splenddy illustrated series Of
"OrT-or-DooR" Papers, including many of the
best OF The series on American Sports" and on
The Picturesque Aspects OF American Farm Life"
&C. &C., &C.; that Is to say, all the Nos. Of SCRIB-
SERS MONTHLY from August 1877, to Janu-
arr, 1870. inclusive.
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EXPRESS PACKAGEs-BE PROMPT IN SHIP
PING.-The Express Company's Office here
gives evidences OF the DISCRIMINATING
Christmas business. People in the city are
remembering their rural friends, and boxes
OF CONNECTIONS, toys, dry goods, and other ac-
ceptable presents are going out Packages
OF country produce are coming in. Thus
town and country people exchange the
compliments Of the season, while Legisla-
tors rave about their conflicting interests.
In few days more the Express Company
will be almost overwhelmed with consign-
ments, and it therefore behooyes those who
have anything to ship to. do so at once.
Bundles, boxes, packages, and what not
should be put up In n2at and compact form /;
the address should be plainly marked. and
where the consignment is to a person in a
city the street and No. should, if possible,
be given. ..........--.. .. --,r.,-.rr
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EDWARD G. GODDIN, 8 p. NJ. framed building
at the southeast corner Of Broad aud Twenty
sixth streets-to be removed.
GRUBBS C WILLIAMS, commissioners sale OF
two framed tenements, on the cast side OF
Shocks alley between Duval and Baker streets.
WELLINGTON GODDIN. l2 H.. trustces sale Of
one-twentleth ineres In tract Of 800 acres In
Chesterfield aud Powhatan countless known as
"Keswck," on james river.
E. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ. and 7:30 r. NJ, boots, shoes,
&C., at No. 1907 Main street.
J. d. WHITEHEAD, 10 A. b., groceries, &C..
e. B. COOK, 1880 A. M, at 1911 Main street,
holiday sale OF OIL paintings, steel-engravtngs,
chromos, &c. -.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10 A. H., lot OF furniture
hobby-horses, stoves, &c. ..
r. 8. ANDERSON & SON, 10H A. NJ, lot OF gro
cerles, &c. ~ a-5
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PRACTICAL RESULTS OF THE RIVER I'M
pRovEMENT.-Tbe brig Zebenia, drawing
full fourteen feet eight inches OF water, ar
rived at the Chesapeake and Ohio wharves
last evening. She came up yesterday on
the morning tide as far as Kingsland's
reach, formerly Graveyard reach, where
she touched bottom. On the next tide she
was pulled off by the city steamer where
the dredges were at work, and afterwards
taken by the steamer W. P. Craighill, Cap.
tain Cunningham commanding, in an hour
and half, without further trouble or de-
lay, to the Chesapeake and Ohio wharves,
where to-day she will discharge her cargo
Of plaster.
This is believed to be the heaviest draught
ever brought to the Chesapeake and Ohio
wharvcs and over Richmond bar. BY Sat
urday the sand in kingsland's reach will be
removed, and there will be q practicable
channel for any vessel that can come to
Richmond-that is, a full depth Of sixteen
feet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

PARDoSED.-Governor Kemper yesterday
pardoned Charles Butt (colored), of Ports
mouth, who was in October, 1865, convicted
Of housebreaking and sentenced to twenty
years. Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
The Governor says: "The prisoner was
convicted OF ordinary house-breaking, at
tended with no circumstances Of special ag-
gravation, and upon conflicting testimony,
which left grave doubts upon many intelli-
gent minds as to his guilt. AS compared
with other convictions in like cases through
out the State, the sentence in this case was
one Of excessive and extraordinary Sc
verify. Having been imprisoned eleven
years, he has already suffered more than
the average maximum punishment awarded
in like cases. His discharge is proper as
tending to equalize criminal punishments.
Moreover, his behavior in prison has been
so exceptionally good that the chief officers
OF the penitentiary earnestly recommend
his pardon as q means OF promoting prison
discipline. JAMES L. KEMPER."
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Z LOCAL MATTERS.


LEGIsLATIvE.-Most OF the members OF
the General Assembly. having drawn two
weeks pay and gotten free railroad passes,
on yesterday left for their homes to spend
Christmas. 1t is scarcely probable that
Legislative business will be actively re-
sumed-or rather eommenced-before the
Sd or 4th OF January. The joint committee
of the two houses and such members as
may be present on the 1st will represent
the General Assembly at the Inauguration
Of Governor Holiday. =
General johnson says that in his state
ment Wednesday in the Senate, that the
Geographical and Political Summary OF
Virginia contained only the statistics Of
1860, be was not aware that Major Hotch-
kiss had inserted those Of 1870, and that
they were in part stricken out and those of
1850 adopted by order Of the Board Of I'M
migration, as appears on page IS OF the
Summary.
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ACCIDENT.-Messrs. Fl. w. Snellings and
Thomas A. Bott were thrown from wagon
yesterday and quite severely hurt. One OF
them was engaged in removing his furni-
ture and household goods from Church Hill
to Manchester, and the. other was assisting.
They were In wagon, holding in place a
piano and some mirrors. The horse became
frightened on Twenty-ffth street and ran
of down the hill, upsetting the wagon and
injuring the gentlemen, and badly damaging
the piano and smashing the mirrors. 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

I, POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Justice
White disposed Of the following cases:
Andrew Smith (colored), charged with
ieloniously assau!ting and wounding Austin
Mitchell with intent to kill. DR.. Brock
stated that Mitchell was very severely hurt; !;
his skull was fractured, and be is now at
the almshouse under treatment. The case
was continued ten days. :....
& John Reed alias William Fl. Robinson
.(coIored), charged with being an escaped
prisoner from Caroline county, where he Is
charged with murder, was committed to jail
for ten days TO await the action OF the
authorities Of that county. ~ !. d..
Z. Alex. Cheatham (colored), charged with
trespassing on the premises and secreting
himself in the house OF Mrs. Holloran for
improper purposes. Held for surety for
good behavior.
. Israel Sydnor alias Robert Jones (colored)
was sent to Jail for ten days, and twenty
Eve lashes, for stealing lot Of sash-weights
from j. j. King.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

THE FIRE-ALARM YESTERDAY EVENING -
At 6:45 yesterday evening an alarm OF fire
was sounded from Box IT, corner Of Twen-
ty-ninth and Clay streets. The. occasion OF
:itwas the burning of the stable Of Mr.. Co
wardin, who lives in the county near Oak
wood Cemetery. The flames were visible
from many points even in the western sec
tions OF the city, and it was thought by
many that agreat confagration was in pro-
gress but, the flames, however, died out as
quickly as they arose. +: -. ,-,-,...
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Severe frosts on the Goth and 30th of.INo-
yember soIidifed the juice in the standing
sugar-cane in portions OF Louisiana, and
have caused immense damage. 5lp. ::
CHESTER, Pa, December 2o.-Tbe bank
ing-house Of George Baker suspended pay
ment this morning. Mr.. Baker declines to
make o statement Of the assets and liabili-
ties at present.
CHICAGO. December 2o.--Rey. DR.. Harris,
bishop-eiect OF Quincy Diocese, declines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

EXTENSION OF HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY
In August last the Hollywood Cemetery
Company offered premium OF $500 for the
best plan and drawing for the extension Of
the roads, walks, and sections, covering an
area of about thirty-three acres Of land re-
Gently added to the cemetery. A number
Of engineers competed for the premium.
and several offered plans and drawings of
great merit, but the Board Of Directors Of
the company have decided that Mr.. c. P. E..
Burgwyn, young engineer OF this city.
was entitled to the prize. He is native OF
North Carolina, graduated at Harvard Col
lege two years ago as civil engineer, and
has been with our James-river engineers
for the past eighteen months, under Colonel
WhitCOmb. .....
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ADMIRABLE PRECAUTIOS AGAINST FIRE
DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK.-The following
order has been issued to each captain by the
Chief Engineer Of the Richmond Fire De-
partment: '
"In consequence Of danger Of fires du-
ring Christmas you will please use extra
diligence to have your company and appa-
ratus in perfect order, and do not permit
more than two OF your firemen to be absent
from the city from Saturday, P. NJ, the
22d instant, until Wednesday the Goth in
slant, at 10 A. NJ. During fire in any part
of the city you do not attend, keep your
horses and tiremen in the engine-house un-
til you are satisfied the fire is cut"
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FLOR OTHER "LocAL y SEE FOURTH pAGE1

Toys AND FANCY ARTICLES AT CosT-Messrs
ELLYsoN & YANcEY successors to j. Taylor Ely
son), 1112 Main street, are Offering their large
stock Of toys and fancy goods-thfngs suitable for
Christmas presenis-as cost. In this department,
can be founy dressed dolls toy trunks, toy bureaus
ten-pins Noah's arks, china toys, dominoes paints
childrnn's Ganlaa. &c. - 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

We this year issue TWO SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
a0LIDAy Nos. OF ST. NICHOLAS.
Those who said Of ST. NICHOLAS for December
" Wen, the dear old Saint can't get up any higher
Ian that" will find in ST. NICHOLAS for January
rare and rich collection Of new, unexpected, and
s.ghtful things. The No. is bright, hearty, hui
svrous-the very "condenSed essence Of koli-
:ly"-and fully worthy of place by the side Of It's
.:lsnt predecessor, the December issue.
ST. NICHOLAS for January, ready December goth,
3ntaius GEORGE MAcDoNALD'S Letter to Ame-
scan Boys" the beginning Of CHRIsT1iAs
!0RY, "Thc Ravens and the Angels" by the au-
i.oc Of Chronicles of the Schonbers- Gotta Fam
y" two papers Of the "HOW" series" How to
lake and Ice-boat." and How to be an Agreeable
:aes,;" and the brisk skating-Seng," rescued by
lae editor from the pcsthumous papers Of THEo-
ORE WINTHROP: 4 tale Of Soidierly hardihood,
The Coolest Man in Russia;" DERBY's CHRIST.
pas" story ful! Of sweetness and lovely home
r.; The King and The Three Travellers" n tale
funny tales. with a fine picture by LA FARCE
frsp,ers from serials by LOUISA NJ ALCoTT and
k.csTAvus ERASKENSTEIS; and the rest Of its
G;-p!c eontcnts-well, we will not attempt further
I ltscriptlon. .r ..-1 @. =. .t.s .,'' .' .''
The Of the December Issue, with all the no
~ OF design fresh from the hands Of the famous
4ALrER CRANE, was great attraction. Some
".e printed In bright red, some In blue, and the
q IN green. But the January cover displays the
or actually chosen by The designer himself-a
u, deep, reddish broT'n-so that while the variety
.ess the artistic charm is complete.
I Mss ALcoTr's Serial flows through a long second
Nalmcnt with added sparkle and interest, and
fair 10 equal Little Women" in popularity.
o. unique " Robinson Crusoe' story, Tower
'1autain." develops In most unexpected and
Aashg manner; and though there are no " Peter
IS" aud no "AlIcc in Wonderland story, no
4 IN from Mr.. LoSGFELLow or from Mr. BRY.
8SF as In the No. for December, the absence Of
e Is unfeit in the rich store Of other things, and
\ u second ..-
f.dEISTMAs HOLIDAY No. OF ST. NICHOLAS
! as issue for January. lS78-opens new year with
fEn performance and abundant promise FOR THE
S')Ys AND GIRLS. s..
4 Sold By all booksellers; 25 cents No., 50 year.
sCRIBEER d CO.,
s de 2l-1t 743 Broadway, New York.
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= HEAVY FREIGHTs. to the immense
quantity Of cotton and other heavy freights
now passing through this city the Old Do
minion Steamship Company brought, two
Of their large steamers here yesterdayAthe
Old Dominion and the Hatteras The latter
vessel left for New York last night, and the
Old Dominion will sail this morning. The
company will have another steamer here to-
day, and also one on Saturday.. -.
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!. REMovAL.-The Office OF the Baltimore
line Of steamers, foot Of Twenty-second
street. is to be removed to the Clyde Lines
wharyes, foot of Twenty-fiith street. The
steamers OF this line will hereafter land at
this wharf instead Of the old landingrplace.'
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4 NEW DEPARTURE.

We have the pleasure TO announce that the FEB
ErAHY Issue OF fSCRIBSER'S MONTHLY viii con-
;,n -ome entirely novel features, and will be, be-
-,nI question: the most unique and beautiful 70. we
Lave vet given the public.
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c. +. JOHNSTON, 915 Main street, has q large
stock Of organs, pianos, yiolins guitars, banjos,
accordeops, flies, drums. musc-boxes. music
albums, work-boxes, writIng-dcsks, chidrens
books games, papcteries, picture-frames, albums,
stereoscopcs and views, pocket-books, autograph
albums, &C., which he is selling at remarkably low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

PERsoNAL.-Among the visitors to the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were 5. B.
Vaughan, n. F.. Breedlove, Hanover; t.
L. Norman, Bedford; B. a. Trice, Hen
rico; e. T. Jones, North Carolina; F. L.
Cliff, New, York; Samuel +. Coleman,
Cumberland and John. j. Henry, Boston.
Captain O. j. Schoolcraft is now able to
ride about.
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We yesterday became little too anxious,
and hurried UP Christmas little. We hpye
Few more days yet in which to prepare and
accumulate the fund OF good ihumor and
JOY. Let us make the most OF our capital. i
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The sale or splendid CHRoaos, OrL-PAINrINGs,
and STEEL ENGRAyISGs will positively take place
THIS DAY at 10 o'clock at the store 1911 Main
street. Special attention Is asked the sale Is pc.
remptory. f. B. Cook Auctfoneer
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RECEPTION OF GOVERNOR HoLLIDAY.-At
Ia meeting Of the Senate committee to make
arrang ngements for the reception OF Governor
Holiday, General Lee was chosen chairman.
OF one to cooperate with the City Committee
on the same subject. II Y = H.
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Ho, for ANToNI's, Main street!

GOLD DAND SILVER WATCHES, Diamonds, Silver
Goods, Gold Spcctaclcs and Eye Glasses, Plain Gold
Rings, Cameo Rings, Amethyst Rings, Chased
Rings, Sold and Silver Thimbles, Slecve-Buttons,
Bosom-Studs, Collar-Buttons, jet Sets, Gold Sets.
& C. EEyyET's OFT Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

I On, Be JoYFUL.-A number OF citizens
| who allowed the genial glow OF the Christ
mas season to come upon them too early
land often found themselves in the hands OF
the police last night, and made business at
the station-houses rather brisker than 1t bad
been for some time past. t-Atf5.l
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ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE NO TIME to have their
teeth attended to except during the Christmas hoi-
days will please make appointments as early as pos
siblc DR.. G. A. MERCER, Dentist, 703 Main street,
between Seventh and Eighth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

60 TO HEAR DIR. P. S. HENSON lecture on "The
Old and the New; or, A Plea for the Old" at the
Second Baptist church To-NrGHT. Admission 25
cents. sr..
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+ The sale Of splendid CHRoxos, o1L-PAINTINGs,
and STEEL ENGRAVISGs win positively take place
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock ut the store 1911 Main
street. Special ateaton is asked the sale Is pc
renptory. E. B. COOK, kuctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

THE First, HIGHEST, AND ONLY PREMIUMS
awarded for PHOTOGRAPHS proper by the State
Fairs for the last ten years have been given to D.
ANDERSON. The public need; no better evidence
OF the merit Of his pictures. ..... .s... ..-..
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"A CHRIsTHAs AccIDENT.-Po Policeman e.
P. Hulce yesterday arrested James Lomax,
q coIored boy of fourteen, on the charge OF
breaking a glass from the window OF the
store of Thalhimer Brothers. Lomax and
other boys were standing near the window,
and in q tussle Lomax was pushed against the
glass and broke it. ~, -...4FtE ~ {. ~ Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

If You want 10 get nice, fresh nuts, raisins, cur.
rants, and citron, 90 to ZlMMER's, No. 1885 Main
street.
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8ittlnlond 1ispatrtt.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED C1RCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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A PLEASANT EVENING mag be spent by going to
hear DR.. p. 8. HENSON lecture TONIGHT at the
Second Baptist church. .El