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rus, orchestra, and organ. Mr.. MASS
voice is well remembered by our people as
being a pure tenor, but most too sad for the
Messiah" Miss Thursby surpassed her
self, especially in the air IL Know that my
Rcdecmer Liveth," and Mrs. Barry sung
her role with great tenderness and express
sion. I would like to particulariZe, but
space fails me-
met with many Of the members OF Dc
Molay Commandery, Knights Templar, in
Boston; indeed, was the guest OF one OF
them, and they seem delighted to talk OF
the fratcrnal reifnion with Richmond Com.
mandery. No. 9, which was had in June,
1876, and many were the questions had to
answer as TO the health OF this and that
member Of Richmond Commandery. On
Wednesday evening last attended the reg
ular stated assembly OF
DE MOLAY CoMNANDERY,
and was most warmly greeted. / was COM
peled to leave before the meeting closed,
but before withdrawing from the asylum,
at the request Of their commander, Eminent
Sir Charles b. Lancaster, 4 most fraterna
valcdictory was pronounced by Past-Com-
mander John NJ. Clarke, full OF burning
words OF affection for the members OF Rich
mond Commandcry, No. ., as we'll as Tor
the members OF the new Commandery OF
st. Andrew, formed from No. =.
| I could write more Of these grand and
chivalrous knights, but must close.
Yours, G. SHARP.
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ScUENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS will be found to
possess those qualities necessary to the total cradica
tion of all bilious attacks prompt to start the Sc
crctons of the liver. and give healthy tone to the
entire system. Indeed, 1t Is ordinary discovery
in medical science to have invented Il remedy for
these stubborn complaints, which develop all The
suits produced by heretofore free Of calomel-a
mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and acknow-
legged to be destructive In the extreme to the human
system. That the properties Of certain vegetables
comprise all the virtues of calomel without Its In
furious tendencies Is now an admitted fact, rendered
indisputable by scientific researches, and those who
use the MANDRAKE PILLS will be fully satisfied
that the best medicines those provided by nature
In the common herbs and roots OF the fields.
These pills open The bowels and correct all bilious
arrangements without salvation or any Of the In
furious effects of calome other poisons. The Sc
cretion of bile is promoted by these pills. rs will be
seen by the altered color Of the stools and disappear
Ing of the sallow complexion and cleansing of the
tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box OF
pills. Prepared only by j. II. ScuENcK & son al
their principal Office, corner Sixth and Arch streets
Philadelphia, and for sale by all druggists anc
dealers
Price % cents per box.
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A DOC JUMPS THROUGH A PANE OF GLASS
ONE QUARTER or AN TNCH THtCK..-An
amusing incident occurred Saturday night
at the hair establishment OF Mr.. Ferrandini,
which created considerable excitement in
the neghborhood. Shortly after dark, while
the store was crowded with ladies making
their usual purchases OF curls, perfumes,
and cosmetics, an immense dog came in the
front door, which had accidentally been left
open, and scented about for his owner.
Pushing his way to the rear OF the store, lie
was confronted by Mr.. Ferrandinps watch
guard, a canine Of huge dimension. A real
dog-fight was the consequence, and the con.
stcInation among the ladies was so great that
two OF three of them tainted, the strlnge do.
being so badly used up in the conflict that
in his endeavors to make his exit lcaped
through pane OF glass fully one quarter OF
an inch thick.
The cries and yells OF the ladies in the
house attracted 4 large crowd in front oI
the store, and when the dog jumped through
the glass it was amusing to sec how quickly
they dispersed.
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TIE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT GAS
'WoRKs.-The United States authorities have
heard the appeals OF Mr.. Shaier and re-
solved not to locate their gas-works so close
upon his building. Work was abandoned
at that site yesterday and commenced about
twenty-five yards nearer Eleventh street.
Just to the left Of the porch-steps as you
enter from Bank street. Mr.. Shafer is to
pay all the expenses OF the change. They
will amount to several hundred dollars.
The works will be out Of sight-beneath
the pavement, on line with the coal
hunks and water-closets-and will be alto.
gether on Government property, and will
not be within thirty or forty feet OF any
houses owned by private individuals. II
an explosion occurs with direct upward
tendency the aperture in the pavement will
be almost opposite the northern window oi
Register Atkins's bankruptcy Office.
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CoLoRED Sons OF TEMPERANCE-NEw DI.
VISION lSsT1TUTED.-R. Il. Evans, II. &. W.
z. Of IIenrico, assisted by the grand scribe,
w. II. l.. Combs, duly organized at Wood,
vile, Henrico county, Social Greeting Di.
vision, No. A, with twenty-thrce charter
members. The following officers were
elected and installed: Edward L. Jackson,
w. p; Lucy LEVEL, w. A.; George B.
Robinson, recording scribe; S. J. Garnett,
A. K. S.; Il. L. Gurdine, F. S.; Joshua
Fry, treasurer j. Anderson, chaplain
Fanny Evans, conductor; Robert A. Scott
inside sentinel; Lewis LEVEL, p. W. 2.
This division will meet every Monday
night at LEVEL Hall, Woodville.
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ANIMAL EXHIBITION OF, PURE-BRED
FowLs.-The first annual exhibition OF the
Virginia Poultry Association Of purc-bred
fowls, fancy pigeons, &C., will be held in
this city at Levy's Hall on Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, January 9th, 10th,
and 1lth. The entries will close on 7th
January Mt II NJ. The exhibition promises
to be one Of much interest. Fanciers from
Maryland and Pennsylvania have signitied
their intention OF being present with their
stocks, and it is expected that exhibitors
from New York, Massachusetts, and Con.
necticut will also be in attendance.
The premiums OF the Association are open
to all competitors and the entrance-fee ior
each coop or specimen for competition OF
exhibition is 81, except for pigeons, rab,
bits, or birds, which is fifty cents.
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A NEW ORDER-THE ROYAL ARCANUM.-
At a meeting Of Virginia Council, No. 26,
Royal Arcanum, held at Schiller Hall, the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term: John J. Wright, regent; Will
liam It. allen, yice-regent; n. Ezekiel,
orator; William Lovenstein, secretary !;
W. H. Talman, collector; L. r. Reins,
treasurer; W. b. Bigelow, chaplain; R. 7.
Davis, guide; John Laird, warden; F. w.
Reins, sentinel. Trustees E. J. Warren,
L. S. Clarke, and e. j. Gresham. Past Re-
gent and Representative to Grand Lodge,
Edward Mccarthy. This is new order,
organized in Boston in June last, and has
for its object the payment Of an endowment
OF $4,000 on the death Of member. This
is the first council established in the South,
and, from the character Of its officers and
members will doubtless prove success.
The Council meets on the second and fourth
Saturday evenings OF each month Mt Schiller
Hall
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THE GALLIPoLIs, MACARTHUR, AND CoLuM
BUS RAILRoAD.-Messrs. Lee, Seddon & Co.,
of this city, have received the following
letter from their correspondents at Galip'
oils, Messrs. Henking, Allemony d Co.:
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO, December 9th.
"MesSrs. Lee. Seddon d Co., Richmond,
Fa.:
Gentlemen,-We are pleased to report to
you that we firmly believe that our railroad,
the "Gallipolis, Macarthur and Columbus
road" is at last fixed fact. The work is
being commenced along the whole line.
Iron and construction trains are in transit,
and will be here this week. We are prom
ised the completion by March l, 1873, yet
will be glad if August or September will
herald it's completion. Without fear Of con-
tradiction we say that our road offers the
most direct route to Chicago and the North
west; and as to the value Of such connec-
ton to Richmond we need not state to you.
Will Richmond build from Scary to our city
to connect with our road is the question
that is now agitating our minds. We pause
for q response. Your friends,
"TENKING, ALLEMONY 81 Co."
IScary is station on the Chesapeake and
Ohio road thirty-siX miles east Of Hunting
ton, and is about thirty miles from Gallipo-
lis
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THE STRAsBURG CLOCK, nowon exhibition
at the Virginia Opera-House, has. thus far
more than realized to its numerous patrons
the many 1attering notices it has received
from the Baltimore and Washington papers
in praise of its excellence as work OF SUI
perior mechanism wonderful to behold.
In the brief space allotted to noticing en-
tertainmen:s it would be impossible to
fully describe such combination Of intri-
cate mechanism. 1t must be seen to be ap-
preciated. The movements it performs in
the grand procession OF the apostles, the de-
nial Of Peter, the Growing Of the cock, and
the blessing Of the Saviour, are exactly in
keeping with the great original clock Of
Strasburg; while the astronomical mechan-
ism which performs it's part in delineating
the movements OF the planets, the grand
calendar. the working phases Of the moon,
Father Time, and the four ages Of man, all
together produce combination Of ingenious
mechanism wonderful to contemplate as
emanating from the glorious Of man. An
hour could not be more proftably spent,
either morning or evening, than by taking
a look at the wonderful clock OF Strasburg.
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ARRESTS sAruRpAY-FoUR ALLEGED BU1

ARRESTS SATuRDAT-FOUR ALLEGED BURG
LARS AND ANOTHER WINDow-SMAsHER TAKEN
IN CHARGE-1A STDvE-POLIsH SWISDLE.--
William Adams alias Willie Stewart, An
derson Coleman, Walter S. Van Brinkle,
and Samuel B. Broaddus (colorcd) were ar
rested on Saturday by Sergeant Wren and
Policeman Michae|s, charged with feloni-
ousIy and burglariously breaking and en-
tering in the nighttime the store-house OF
r. L. Butler, Franklin street near the Old
Market, and stealing one lot OF tobacco and
six dollars in United States currency. The
robbery occurred three weeks ago.
|. Sergeants Howard and Wren and Police
man Gill arrested Hannah Davis, George
Washington, and Nellie Jackson (colored
children), charged with stealing iron from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Compa-
ny. They have been stealing whatever iron
they could lay their hands on and selling it
to iunk-dealers.
William Shepperson alias Charles. col
orcd boy aged eighteen, was arrested by
Sergeants Wren and Angle and Policeman
Michaels, charged with breaking into. the
window Of Smiths clothing store. He is
said to be the party who threw the stone.
Sergeant Howard on Saturday arrested j.
W. Davis, a white man hailing from Mary
land, charged on warrant "with unlaw-
fully, frauduently and knowingly selling a
certain article Of stoYe-pollsh as 4 boXful,
whereas in truth and fact the said box was
half full OF paper, he well knowing thesamc
to be cheat, with intent to defraud Mrs.
Susan e. Blankenship, OF Manchester"
Mrs. Blankenship represents that she asked
Davis, when she made the purchase Of him
in the Old Market, if the box was full, and
he answered, "Don't you see it is running
over2" Upon examining the box at home
Mrs. Blankenship found the lower half filled
with paper.
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The LATE ToURSAMEST-The tournc-
ment and ball which took place at Davis &
Co.'s store proved success in every re-
spect. -Mr. Ii. a. Atkinson delivered the
charge to twenty-five we'll mounted kaichts
who contested for the prizes.
The successful knight-Mr. NJ. Y. Shop.
pard, Knight of Meadow Farm--took six
rings, and crowned Miss Mintie Garter
Queen; Mr.. j. E. Broaddus, Knight oi
Henrico, crowned Miss George Mills First
Maid of Honor; Mr.. S. D. Duval, Knight
of Buena Vista, crowned Miss Mollie j.
Davis Second Maid Of Honor; Mr.. &. b,
Wyatt, knight OF Nobody's Darling, crowr.
ed Miss Bette Royster Third Maid Of
Honor.
The ball and supper took place at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Massena Beazley. The whole
was an enjoyable affair.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The INAUGURATION CEREMONIES.-The
following is the programme for the recep-
tion and entertainment here to-day OF the
The Goyernor-elect and accompanying
party will be met at Gordonsville by twen-
ty-five members Of the Reception Committee
and the committee OF the Legislature-the
committee to leave Richmond to-day (the
3lst) at S:45 \. NJ. ,.
The Governor and party will be received
in Richmond at the depot at P. NJ. by the
Mayor, City Council, Reception Committee,
and the Committee OF Arrangements, and
such OF the military Us the Colonel OF the
First regiment may designate.
Reception speech to be made by Judge
John r. Lay, chairman OF the Reception
Committee. The party will then be escorted
to the Exchange Hotel by the military and
citizens. .-
The visiting military will be entertained
by the Richmond Light Infantry Blues al
their armory at o'clock. -..4
The following communication has been
received from an old soldier in reference tc
the inauguration ceremonies:
RICHMOND, December 81, 1877.
Editors Of The Dispatch: Gentlemen
We notice call Ipon all Confederate SOL
diers to meet Tuesday morning at 81 O'Clock
in front Of the custom-house and report to
General II. Heth, when they propose to par.
ticpatc in the inaugural ceremonies OF Gov
ernor-elect Holiday. Nothing could be
more appropriate, and will be highly appre.
ciated by Colonel Holiday. Let there be s
general turnout of the old veterans.
OLD SOLDIER.
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ANNUAL ELECTIoH.-The Christian Wis
dom Benevolent Society (coloreU have
elected the following officers for one year {:
Sarah Powders, president; L. A. Graham,
vice-presdent; A. 2. Graham, secretary (;
r. II. Graham, treasurer; Isabella John
son, chaplain; Julia Smith, chairman Sick
Committee. This society numbers about
sixty members, and meets at Graham's Hall,
New road, Henrico county.
The Valley Debating Club has elected the
following annual officers b. J. Franklin,
president; r. a. Combs, vice-president; ;
E. a. Brockenborough, secretary W. II.
l.. Combs, treasurer; A. p. Fleet, critic.
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PERSONAL the list OF the committee
on the part of the Tobacco Trade to take
part in the Holiday inauguration ceremo'
nies, published Saturday, appeared the
name Of j. D. Hall. 1t should have been
II. d. Neal.
A letter received from General W. c.
Wickham by Judge Lay states that the
committee to 60 up to Gordonsville to re-
ceivc Governor Holiday will leave Rich
mond on special train provided for the
purpose at $50 4. d., and not on the reg
ular mail at $40. The committee as named
in this paper, therefore, are TO be at the
depot at Sis.
The visitors at the Tobacco Exchange
Saturday were G. Z. Hunt, New York; e..
p. Montague, Baltimore; and A. II. Ruther'
ford, Amelia.
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The City Counci!.-No business Of public
interest was transacted at the special meet
ing Of the City Council Friday night. = The
Water Committee has under adviSement
certain proposals from the Cedar-Works
Company. The matter. Of the sale Of the
water.power has been referred to special
oonmiftae
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CONyEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING December 20, S77.-Lots
fronting: 40 feet on ? street between
'rwenty-fifth and Twenty-sixtb for S210; 90
feet on Grace street between Laurel and
shafer for Sl,2s7; COZ feel on Eleventh
street near Clay for $4,000; 30 7-12 feet on
Grace street between Henry and Belvidere
for S1,625; 273 feet on Laurel street be
tween High and China for 5000; % feet on
Third street between Jackson and Duva
for So, 35T; "a feet on Marshall street be.
tween Fourth and Fifth for $2,092; 30 feet
on Seventh street near Baker-correctlon'
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. ORGAN RECITAL AND CoNcERT.-Th new
and grand organ of the Centenary Metho.
dist Episcopal church will be tested next y
Friday evening, when the public generally
will have an opportunity OF hearing it; Mr.
Henry Danforth, organist OF st. Stephens
church, New York. will perform, and with
the best amateur vocal talent OF the city,
will combine to give arare treat to lovers
OF music. Mr. Danforth enjoys reputa-
tiou as one OF the finest organists In the
United States.
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"BEAUTY when unadorned Is adorned the
most,n We doubt the truth Of the above when we
see the superb costumes which appear conslantiyin
aAndrews,s Bazarm A lady never appears to more
advantage than whea dressed In we'll taste.
ful suit, and the Bazar hasestabhshed standard
which has never been .excelled. Published oy ",
r Andrews, Cincinnati
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Sunday-SchooI MISUNDERSTANDING the
most pleasant affairs OF the holiday season
were the celebrations OF the Presbyterian
and Meade Memorial Sunday schools, which
took place at the respective school-rooms
Friday night. The children were entertain
ed in the most handsome manner, and 8
number OF handsome and useful presents
were distributed.
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FLowERs FLowEBsl FLOWERS There Is
nothing more acceptable for holiday present than
flowers. Whether in the form or bouquets or bloom
ing-plants; for decorations at Ncw-Ycar's or for
MISUNDERSTANDING, no gift can be made which
will he more appreciated.
JOHN MORTON, 1l01 west Aaia street, has a large
supply Of all varieties hand and bis weil-known
skill In arranging bouquets and decorations should
ri recommend him to all who propose to use floral
Offering nj this festive Send In your orders
early to insure prompt attention.
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PREPARE TO receive your friends on New.Yesr's
day by ordering icccream, jellies, cakes, or what
ever you may need In that line. from D. COLUMBUS,
Broad street between Third and Fourth. His ar
rangcmcnts such to justify him In promising
his patrons that they shall be served with prompt
ness and care.
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A Mammoth Stone.-A stone eighteen by
fourteen feet square, and two feet thick,
was brought down on the Richmond and
Danyile railroad yesterday. The stone
came from Green IL Andrews's quarry, is
intended for the State-Department building
at Washington, and is one OF the largest sim
gle stones ever quarrled.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-DR. c. w.
BENsoS'S CELERY AND CHANoMiLE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspcptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ner-
and Sleeplcssness, and will any case,
Price, SOC. Postage free. Sold by all druggists
Office, LOG north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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PIZ6ISI respectfully requests his numerous
friends and patrons to send their orders for all they
want for NEw-YEAR RECEPTIONS as soon as pos
slble. He has already many orders to Ill, and to
avoid any disappointment or hurried work 1t will
be well for all In want to give him 4 call at once
Remember, PIZZIN1's so7 east Broad street, is the
proper place to give your orders.
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TO be Remoued.-AlI the records Of Ches.
packed up, ready to be conveyed to the old
courthouse. After to-day the, latter place
will be where all the county records will be
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\ PLEASANT AFFAIR.-At the Main-Street
Christian church, on Friday night, there
was Christmas-tree for the young folks
which was most heartily enjoyed, and after.
wards large number OF the congregation
visited the pastor, Elder John A. Dearborn,
and pounded him we'll with bountiful sup
ply of the delicacics and substantials OF life
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a MUSICAL LETTER.

-. SHARP" TELLS OF HIS VISIT TO NEW
YORK AND BOSTON DURING THE CHRIST
MAS HoLIDhYS-HoWT THE OCCASION WAS
OBSERVED IN THOSE CITIES-MASSACHU-
SETTS HOSPITALITY-DEM MOLAY ENCaMP-
MEST, &C, &C.
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s, FREIGHT DEPOT CLOSED. The freight
llep0t OF the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company willbe closed on the lst
of January
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DIRECT IMPoRTATIoN.-W. D. BLAIR 6 Co.
have received another lot of that really fine TABLE
SHERRY. which they offer at s2.4o per gallon. The
quality of this wine for the PRICE is unsurpassed.
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INTEREST on THE CITY DEBT.-1nterest ON
the bonded debt OF the city OF Richmond
will be paid promptly on demand at the
office OF ihe Auditor on and after the 20 OF
Ionrapv
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRISTISG-fIoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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AcHEF 'pGUvRE IN TIE ART OF PERFuMERT
Is the composition of 4 new aud distinctive BoU-
QUIET. as In the case Of j. & E.ATKINsoN's STE
MI
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SENT BAcK.-Ezekieps model for the
equestrian statue Of Lee was fixed up Sa-
turday, and is to be returned to the sculptor
at Rome.
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DESIGNS OF all kinds spitable for New-Years re-
ceptions at JOHN MoRToN'S,
1lOl west Main street.
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PAYING OFF To-DAY.-The city officers
and employees will be paid off to-day instead
OF the first day of the month, as usual To-
morrow. the January interest will be paid.
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NJ. ELLYsoN 4 CO.. advertsin. agents, ,nsert ad.
ycrtisements in all Of the newspapers Of the United
Slacs at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten'
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Jackson Lodge.-The semi-annual elec
tion OF officers OF Jackson Lodge, No, 146
I. 0. o. F., takes place tonight.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E9- On all sales Of Real Estate made hetteeer
the 1st NJ January and last Of June the taTes.fs'
the present year have to bepnid blythe purchaser.
On al sales made bet1sen the lSt Of July and Last
Of the year the tares haze to be paid 6y the setter
lTtiS custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
BIZ all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap-
mics to Richmond and vicinity.1
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JOHN MCCORMICK, TO-. 4. NJ. furniture, &c.
E. j. COOK, 10 4. M. and 5 2. NJ, at No. 1907
Main street, boots and shoes.
J. D. WHITEHEAD 6 CO., 10 a. M., groceries, &c
IT, L. WHITING. 10 A. NJ, furniture, showcases
glass jars. sprlng-wagon, horse, &c.
X. s. ANDERSON, at the usual hour, groceries, &c
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DIVIDFNDS.

nIVIDEND-OLD DOMINION STEAM
- SHIP COMPARATIVE PER CENT. DIVI-
DEND will be paid to the Virginia stockholders OUT
Of the earnings for the past six months, at the COM
1878. GEORGE w. ALLEN,
de3l&Ja2 Agent.