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The Auditor Of Public Accounts has sub
mitted to the Senate I" q statement showing
by counties the respective numbers OF de-
linquent pon-taxes for the year 1875, giving
a separate statement Of white. and colored
delinquents respectively" OF white de-
linquents Amelia has the feWest. They are
only ten dollars. Bland has the fewest
black delinquents. They are only seven
dollars The total amount due by whites
is $24, ,4sI44; by negroes; S37,l12.83. Ag-
gregate, s61 ,5a7.o7: 80 asa
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6 ANOTHER TREAT FROM DR.. TAYLoR.-Dr.
Taylor has beens nduced to give an enter
tertainment for the benefit OF Trinity
Methodist church, and Is making his ar
rsngements for next week. He will super
intend the working of the apparatus him.
SELF, and viii, besides, give one.oi DIG lIs
charming descriptive lectures: He VIII
;douhtless have a,iarga audience. Tha en-
tertainments vim probably be on Monday
and Tuesday nights next.
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COURT OF EALs.-Haunstein, &C., Us.
Lynham, escheator, &c. Fully argued by
William L. Royal, Esq, for the appellants,
and the Attorney General for the escheator,
and submitted. =
Scott's administrator Us. Adams and
Others. Appeal allowed from decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Fluvanna.
. West Us. Jones, &c. Petition to make the
cause privileged one. - ,'
.Barksdale, &C., Us. White, &c. Set down
to he heard as privileged cause. 1i
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The Funeral of Mr.. Cersley.-Since the
beginning Of its history the city OF Manches-
ter has not seen such q pageant upon the
occasion Of the burial OF one OF her citizens
as that presented aon yesterday afternoon.
Many places OF business were closed, and
the city generally wore funereal aspect.
: The procession that followed MIR. John
A. Cersley to the grave was one that would
do honor to the most distinguished citizen
of our Commonwealth. It was headed by
Syracuse Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, in
full uniform, who marched well to the mu-
sic of Professor eKessnich,s band. Sir
Knight John g. Hunter was chief marshal
of the Pythians, and Sir Knight Joseph
Gibbons was assistant. The Odd-Fellows
followed afterwards. with James NJ. Moles
as Chief marshal;, n. l.. Cox; and A.J.
Tucker, assistants. Then came the Red Men,
who numbered some two hundred and fifty,
with Wv. Hardy as marshal and w. II.
Granger, prophet. The latter read the ser
vice OF the order at the grave. Alert Fire
Company appeared in line with their hose
reel appropriately draped in mourning.
The Chief of Police and several members OF
his force were in the funeral procession in
tiremen's uniform. .ats.r.
Under the appointment Of the Noble
Grand OF the Order OF Odd-Fellows, A. D.
Shotwell, Esq, was selected as chief mar
shall and the following gentlemen as pall-
bearers from Henderson Lodge Of Odd
Fellows: A. j.. Puckett and r. PuEyear.
The other pall-bearers were from the several
associations OF which the deceased was o
member, and whose names we were unable
to learn. ...,tf 4ff;l tysss -
After the religious ceremonies at the
Methodist church the procession headed to-
wards Maury Cemetery, where the last rites
were performed by the ministers and the
different orders, and the remains Of one OF
the most popular citizens OF Manchester
were consigned 20 the dust. F I
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MUTUAL. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
At the annual meeting Of this Association,
held on Monday evening, the following Of
hcers were elected: Henry Wallerstein,
president; JohnJ. Wright, yice-president;
N. w. Nelson, treasurer; William Lover
stein, secretary. Directors: julius Syele,
John E. Haukins, S. Hirsh, Charles E..
Straus, S. Binswanger, and e. j. Levy.
Trustees j. Thompson Brown, S. A. Win
stock, and Abran Harris. Solicitor: A. NJ.
Kelley. This Association was organized
three years and ten months ago, with 1000
shares; of which 89S have been redeemed
and 237 withdrawn, leaving S15 shares un-
redeemed. The report OF the secretary
shows that the Association has been very
prosperous, and is at present in sound
and healthy condition.
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KNIGHTS OF ST. JOsEPH-ELEcT1oN OF
OFF1cERs.-At the last annual meeting OF
the knights OF st. Joseph the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Commander, E., J. Hoffman vice-Cona-
mander, William Healey; Worthy Recorder,
james A. Healey; Worthy Treasurer, Juan
A. Pizzini; Worthy Conductor, +. +.
Burke; Marshal, E. j. Hogan; Sergeant
alarms, j. P. Morrissy. The Society has
progressed very fayorably during the past
year, and has every assurance OF future
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A Pertinent EnnuirY.

Editors Dispatch:, Why compel house
owners and tenants to remove snow
from in front of their premises when
vacant lots are left entirely undisturbed
On the street where reside are situ-
ated vacant lots, and while the police
were very prompt in notifying tenants TO
remove the snow, in front Of said lots it
was allowed to remain. PEDESTRIAN.
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THE FOUNTAIN UNcovEREp.-For many
weeks past all Of the fountains in the Capt.
tol Square have been covered with ice, and
the one in the southeastern portion Of the
grounds was particularly pretty. Last
night the ice, which has been melting very
rapidly from around the pipes, fell over into
the basin with q crash, and now it is clear
OF ice once more.
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THE "MosAIc" ENTERTAINMEET.-The
Mosaic Club gave their fifth entertainment
last night at the Virginia Opera-House. The
programme consisted OF the two charming
society plays of "My Uncle's Will" and
the 90 HHappy Pair" The audience was the
largest OF the series of ret1nions given by
the Club, and, we may truthfuliy add, the
most successful. 1t is not our purpose to
attempt even criticism of the merit or de-
merit of the performers, but taking in con-
sideration the fact that all those concerned
are mere amateurs-youngl ladies and gen.
tlemen well-known to this community the
Club should certainly feel proud OF the we'll
deserved success it has met with thus far.
In "My Uncle's VIII !" Mr., Barker was
in perfect accord with the play. His make
I'D was excellent. None but his intimates
could we'll recognize Mr.. @. O'B. c.. Miss
Marigold, the conditional heir TO her un-
cle's win, was as natural In every respect 70
the requirements OF the comedy as Its author
designed it. Her movements were as easy
as they were graceful. MIR. Gashmore, heir:
10 his uncle's will on the, condition OF MS
marrying Miss Martgold, walked the stage
and spoke with the no1'ch1tdnce Wnicn
would have done credit to professional.
The &c Happy Pair !" was an excellent per-
formance. The two parts by Miss j. r. and
Mr. B. w. as Mrs. and Mr.. Honeyton,
seemed to have been well understood. The
play Is one sreplete with ton-Mots and
repdrtes, which kept the audience IN an i en-
thnsiastic mood. 6 80 <. s
4 There was no drag during either play
that we could perceive. Every thing WORKED
well and 60 the satisfaction OF all present. Y
The performance ever, the ladies' and
gentlemen. actors and spectators, part0ok
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Row ON .LEIGH STREBT.-A row occurred
at the house. Of James Hickman, No. 8
west Leigh street, last night, between Hick-
man and John Winston (both colored}.
Winston rented rooms from Hickman. and
attempted to leave without paying his rent,
as Hickman alleges, when fight occurred,
and Hickman was beaten. Sergeant Thomas
and Policeman Baker arrested both.
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3 Marian Harland, who is abroad for her
health, is conyalescent. Her husband, Rev.
Or, Terhuns, oi Newark, N j.. has been
offered the chaplaincy sof the American,
chapel Oh Rome, with d good salary and three
months yacattoneyery year. ttads.phtG
s1Ygsss.
A penniless Chicago girl has opened q
barber shop as q last razor 't.- Boston Post.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY, was partly
cloudy and very mild. At night it was
cloudy, cooler, and hreatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 4S;
9 A. NJ, So; noon, 60; 8 P. NJ, G2 !; 2.
NJ, SIS; midnight, As.
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DISPATCH PRINrING-HeUsE.-In order TO meet
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade we
have added weH-selected assortment, Of NEW
TYPE, which. together with our improved MA
cHINEEY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLAs,
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most eIpe
man
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-17

IF You$ WANT cAssIxEREs. 90 70 LEVY BRO.
THEIRS for them. They offer extrsordinary induce.
ments 80 as to make them cell Inst.
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= iWnLLAH AND MARY CoLLEGE.-A meet
ing OF the Board OF Visitors OF lillian
and May College will be held at the office OF
the rector, Mr.. James Lyons, corner Sixth
and Grace streets, at II O'Clock to-day. s.
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Kanayha Coal-Field and Coal Trade

The Enqineering and Mining Journal, OF
New York, January 9th, contained an
elaborate review Of the coal trade of the
United States. That part OF the review
which relates to the "Kanawha Coal-Field
and Coal Trade" is especially interesting
to our readers, and below we make liberal
extracts from it, and give an analysis OF the
portions not interesting to the general
reader: ".'
THE KANAwHA CoAL-FIELD.
The Kanawha region having now, thanks
to the fostering policy OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, come prominently be-
fore the public as Il great source of coal
supply, We have deemed it OF interest to
give quite full details Of the present con-
dition of mining there, and to show 6y str
tistics the rapid development this district
has undergone within the past, three years.
We include under single title the
mining-felds on the New river ana Kama
wha. .... ..t.s ~.
Coal shipments commenced upon the line
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad soon
after its opening in the summer Of 1873.
THE earlier shipments came in small quan-
tity. and when consigned beyond Richmond
were wagoned from the depot across the
city to the James river upper wharves.
Since the completion of the Church-Hill
tunnel in February, 1874, coal deliveries
have been made from the Chesapeake and
Ohio lower wharyes directly frem the cars
into sea-going vessels. The arrangements
for this strans-shipmentincl the later i'm
proyements, and are considered by compe-
tent Judges to- be very complete. Since
their first construction it has been found
necessary to enlarge these wharves to meet
the increasing business in the Transports
tion OF coal and oil.
The development OF the coal interests OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, though
much retarded by the continued pressure
of the times since its opening, has pro-
crossed steadily, and has now come to
promise large results in the early future.
From commencement OF four coal COM
panies in 1874, the number has increased to
eighteen in 1876, Of which one company
operates three mines, and two others two
each, Three new companies have recently
opened mines, and are about ready to ship.
Others are organizing for work, OF which
one will break ground at once.
The coal tonnage Of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad from its opening is given IN
the annexed tabulated statement:
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mittee who had been sent TO confer with
the men at work was presented, and was
under discussion when this report closed.

A CHANCE TO-DAY TO PuRcHAsE REMNANTS
OF CARPETS at LEVY BRoTHERs'. Every rem.
nant will be offered at prices to make thsm so OF
fast. sss5-ss sS1 r. ~ ~ 80 u.
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LEVY BROTHERS have the only weit-assorted
stock OF dry goods in this city besides which. they
show large variety OF notions and fancy goods.
II you wish to avoid shopping around give them .
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i saaEx LnsIrE,s New suNDA = MAGAzlHl,
Petersor,s LAdYsif Book and
Mont6fu. all for February ara 70 hand from
TT. Ellyson, Iii Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-17

PROFESSOR JAMES A. sEwELL, OF Medical Fa-
Guilty Laval University, Quebec, states: 81 have
found CoLDES's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF AND ToSrc-INvIGoRAToR particularly use
full In advanced stages of consunpuon, weakness,
dyspepsia, and all nervous Affections. In pregnant
women 1t has been retained while every other arti-
Gle of food was rejected. can recommend It as
convenient, palatabIe, and easy Of digestion
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rT,o WHOM IT MAY CON Germ. Take
L notice that the undersigned, lessecs OF MYERS's
consent and authority OF the owners. intend, upon
FRIDAY the 18th OF February. 1877, to close said
warehouse as place established by law for the In
specnon and storage OF unnanpfaetured crop to-
bacco, ana 70 reopen the same ns prsrdte 0dTe-
hO2i6e. ssS - 5s5.5esss
This notice 10 given In aecordanee witi, the Arst
section OF the edghty-afsh chapter OF the Code Of
yisfdnla OF 1878. a. .fSsF FISHER d ELAN, q
w. III. BMOQT.
JAHDAKY {16. 1877. s js16-sm m gs
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REDUCING THE ASSESSMENTS. The Hus.
tlngss Court yesterday reduced the asssss-.
'ment upon real estate in the cases Of eight
.2npli licants. y IS y 81.
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THE 'CApIToL.
Legislative Faefs.and Figures.

showing THE DELINQUENT
PoLL-TAxEs FOR ls75-YIRGINIA OF TO-
DAY COMPARED WITH THE STATE IN
!, isso-PAY OF POLICE AND JAILERs-RE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sTRoTHER-
ANONYMOUS sATTACK-wH1sKEYTAx, DC.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, DE.
HOW TO BUY AN ORGAN.

The MASON q HAMLIN ORGANS have been,
assigned THE FIRST RANK by the judges ~ THE.
CENTENNIAL. They may now be bought VERY Low
FOB CASH or ON EAsY,TERMs--yiz.: by the pay.
nent Of one tenth OF the catalogue price cash. ana
one tenth every three months until ten payments
are made. ~
= For instance: To purchase an organ worth sloV,
you pay SIG cash, and &15 every three monlns un
ten payments are made. Thus purchasing an ossas
by the payment Of $5 per month wMca y onas 1As
rcnt OF piano.
Large reductions for casd ,,,,x,
TIL. D. .wALFoRD CARLTON AceARThG
Agents Mason q Hamin Organ Company,
-. and Decker Pianosr
ak-1m e14 Main street. Richmond. W. Z.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR THE
L CITY PRINTING AND ADVERTISING
AND FOR
FURNISHING STATIONERY.

In accordance with law, scaled pSopossn'ssx nsx for e,
rII ia for furnishing STATIONERY for The city
~ Ei"hmond win he receivee by the ConmitsEs on
a ocnnn;s and Printing until JANUARY 26, 1S77,S ~
fa o'aIock N. Contract to commence FehrnarS ~ 4,
3S77 and 10 end on The 3 1st 3atfEtry. 1879 ITO
1.os.s must be made for each branch separately rs
Follows: ,Dx-rprrerNc
Advertising per square, each Insertion.
RooK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING.
r,.,, coYn nrosition Of type per 1000 ems.
rrss-work per token OF 200 impressions OF ieSs'
JOB PRINTING, BINDING, &C.
Composition Of type per 900 ems.
press-work rer token oil $50 impressions OF iess'
Fnidnr. ruling, binding. stitching, perforauhg'
and numbering. o>-rvx-
s,ch as IS now uscd In the various CITY onces, en-,
braciuc, RpBBER-BkNps, FASTENERS, CLst g.,
rHSs PENS PENCILS, INKS, MCCILAGE, &C, NC.
The committee reserve the right TO rc)ect any Oh
AZ Contractors will be required to enter into BOND
win security for the prom pt and faithful execution
~ thsfr contracts. ADDRESS
oi 't'" WILLIAM II. WILLIAMS,
r,t-u,n Committee on Accounts and Printing,
tnAiI man az Council Chamber.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAT-Police-J Jus
tice Joseph j. White presiding. The fol-
lowing were sent on to the Hastings Court
for Indictment: Annie Williams and Will
liam Longest, immoral conduct; Nettie
Bibb (white) and Richard Mccoy (colored),
same. rs zEd s3tss. = ~ s.
Ely Wilson, charged with assaulting John
Green. Case contin ued till 23d. hsi'ettr Isl
W Several triling cases-some Of them cases
where warrants never ought to- have been
issued by the magistrates were examined
and dismissed.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ca On all sales of Real Estate made oefnssn
the 1st OF Jdnuaru and last Of June the tuges for
the present year hare to be paid ty the pnrcAassr
On all sales made 6etpeen The 18t OF yutYdTid hsf
GThIs custom was adopted about fifteen years ags
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and vicinity.1
ROBERT B. LYME, IL NJ, trustees sale Of land on
Nine-MiIe or Newbridge road, opposite to Eural
Shades. Henrico. s.ssSe4
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MISSES scuooI-sHoss at Ga1ac's, Ten,hsand

have alnlyzed the wHIsKEY known un,!er the
brand of "B SELECT controlled by Messrs. VAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and dnd 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pnr-
poses-J. b. McCAw, M. D., late Professor
Chemistry. Medical College Of Virginia
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
nrices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY.
The following cases were disposed Of:
Stringfellow Us. Cowles's administrator; !;
Williams's administrator Us. Williams; !;
Scott, &C., as. McKildoes's executor; Jones's
executors Us. Jones; Parrish Us. Booth. :;
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"A FULL LINE OF GENTLEMEF's BOOTS, SHOES,
AND CATERS at atGRIeG's, Tenth and Main.
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HOP AT FoRD,s.-There will be hop at
Ford's Hotel tonight.
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TRUNKS, ,vALIsEs, BAGS, &C., at Gn,se's, Tenth
and Main. stsh
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BOYS scuooL-sHons at enrae's, &. s No. saa, Tenth

OLD LADIES' Low-HEEL, BRoAp, ,HAND-sEwED
CONGRESS CATERS at GRIGats, Tenth aud Main.
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DooK AND JOB WORK EEATLYEx.,
~ EGUTED At THE DisPATCHP
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TOR PARLOR FIRES.--500 tons Of the
L celebrated LORBERRY ANTHRACITE COAL,
which makes the cleanest aud brightest OF hres, at
frst-quaity EGG. STOVE, and NUT ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, for Latrobes, ranges and stoves, al
lowest market rates. 5. +. LAVHEOf,
Ia Seventeenth street. ut draw. bridge.
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VIRGINIA MILLS BUCKINGHAM CouUTY,l
December 25, 1876.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
L FORE existing between II. B. 4 4. c. NlCHU,
LAS Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. an
ihe sid concern win be presented to II. B. NICHO.
IIS for settlement. HI NICHOLAS,
is] 6t R.C. NICHOLAS.
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nVSsoLUTroNs & rARTNERsHIPs.

nFGSNITTIONS -
- =
DISSOLUTION.-The firm OF SIARhE
jEPyTtND Is fl,is day dissolved by mutual
sant THOMAS j. STAkKE,
'" JOSIAH RYLAND.
prryrNoSD. VA, january 10, 1877.
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TN ENTERING THE NEW YEAR MY
i kind patrons afe sincerely thanked for their gen.
erous patronage, and assured that continued effort
will be made 70 furnish them at the lowest prices
with the best ANTHRACITE COAL-all sizes !;
EAST VIRGINIA BITUMINOUS. and SPLINT
COAL: all kinds OF COOKING COKE; and my un-
WOOD, at Ninth and Gary streets and Basin bank
IA .g..rxeNr fs. j. B. WATKINS.
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In retiring rom the firm of CHILDRESS s No
BILE. l cheerfully recommend to the public Mr.
CHILDRESS, who keeps constantly on hano = nhc
90 ! C. as E. NJ. NOBLE.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL-the best-all
N sizes;
sPLiNT COAL--none better;
SOFT COKE Of the best qualify; 2
PINE and OAK WOOD-ortginal growth.
At the lowest market price. An coal at wholesale
and retail. Z r. II. CARRINGTON,
nc27 Seventeenth and Cary streets.
4 NTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
IA COAL. Ben Franklin Red Ash Coal Of .ail
sizes; Reliance and Enterprise White Ash. Egg, and
Stove; West Virginia Splint for CRATES; Clover
Hill Lump; Cumberland for steam and smtths' use.
Carbon Hill SOFT COKE. OAK and PINE WOOD.
WRIT ROBERTS, ~
nol7 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Tha !, rEIre.,,et = !. 3 IN. (, tl,e James.

"a The Freshet In the James.
RISE OF EIGHT Or NINE FEET-THE STEAM.
SHIP RICHMOND HEMMED IN NEAR DREWRY's
BLUFF-NO GREAT RAIN AT LYEcHBuRG AND
NO FURTHER TROUBLE ANTICIPATED-1CE
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RICHMOND. VA. January l s, 1877.
yy,TJE FIRM OF CHILDRESS & NOBLE
| is dissolved by nintusl consent this day. Mr.
CHILDRESS assumes the Indebtedness OF the late
~ r. S. CHILDRESS,
+ NJ NOBLE.
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Having disposed of nay interest and good, VIII II IN
the late firm OF Starke & Ryisnd 10 ktCHA.kfD n .f h
JOSIAH RYLAND 4 co. the liberal patronage so
long bestowed upon the old firm. -.
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Respekiul, MozIs ADDUAs.
Konfezenery d. Fsea-sto, R9ceitts.
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THOMAS j. STkRKE having sold his interest
and goodwill in the firm Of Siarke RySnd 70
RICHARDB. LEE, who has been connected Win
The house for several years as book-keeper tne un.
1crsIcned. under the pame of JOSIAH KY LAND q
co, viii continue the BOOK AND STATIONERY
BUSINESS at the old stand, No. sl3 Main street,
All claims against the late concern will be pre-
sentcd 10 ms for settlement: and all indebted 10 the
laic hrn are requested to make payment to us:
'' JOSIAH RYLASD,
RICHARD b. LEE.