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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-25

MoRTuARY REPORT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending De-
cembcr 21st, compiled from sections re-
turns received ut the Office Of the Board OF
Health:
Cause of Death Asthma, coiored; brain
disease, colored; Bright's disease, 2 color
ed cancer, colored; congestion OF lungs, l
white; consumption, 2 white, . colored-
total, 7; convulsions GnfantileL 2 colored
diphtheria, l colored; fever (scarlet),
white; heart-disease, / white; inanition,
white; infanticde, white, l colored-t total
9; marasmus, white; meningitis, color
ed old age, colored; peritonitis, white
sureical operation, 2 white; unknown,
white; colored-total, 3. Whole number o1
deaths IN the city, exclusive OF sti!l.births
80. StiN- Births: Colored females, 2. Age
One day to thirty,1 white. 2 colored-total
8: one month to six, 9 white, l colored-
total, 8: six months to twelve, white,
colored-total, 2; three years to i've, ]
white: five years to ten, 3 white, 2colored-
total, 5; ten years to twenty, colored
twenty years to thirty, white, 2 colored-
total, 3; thirty years to forty, l colored
forty years to fifty, colcred; fifty years te
sixty, white, 3 colored-total, Z; Sixty
years to seventy, white, 2 coloyed-total
3; seventy years to eighty, colored; ont
hundred years and upwards, colored
Condition: Single, SThite, 8 colored-total
II !; married, white, 4 coloret-total, 8
widows, white, colored-total, 6. Ma
tiuity: Richmond, IL; other parts Of TIT
United States, II; Scotland, l. Locality
City at large, l colored; Marshall Ward,
white, colored-totaI, s.; Jefferson Ward
1wbite. lcolored-total, 2; Madison Ward
white, coiored-total, 4; Monroe Ward
white, 2 celored-total, 6; Clay Ward,
white, l coored-total, s; Jackson Ward
eoLored; almshouse, ] colored.
r,n,rnA p TIVE 1rEEK1Y MORTALITY
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The Late Jesse 4. MutcseSOn.
CITY BANK OF RICHMOND, !
December "a, 1878.

Whereas by the decree of an alI-wiSe
Providence this Board, in common with the
entire community, has sustained the loss OF
their friend and associate, Jesse L. Hutche-
son; be it therefore
Resolued, That the members Of this Dl-
rectory do declare their grief at the death OF
one who was endeared to them by more
than ordinary ties OF friendship; one whose
habits were simple, whose impulses were
noble, and whose dealings in this life were
marked by strict regard for the rights and
interests of others. or large symDathles,
he was yet unobtrusve and unostentu-
tious-quiet in dispensing charity to all
whose wants came to bis knowledge.
His death will long be felt by all whose
duty or pleasure brought them into contact
with this good and useful citizen. To the
family OF their deceased friend this Board
tenders its heartfelt sympathy, and prays
that IN all-merciful God may send comfort
and consolation to their sorroW-strlcken
hearts.
Resolred, That this preamble and resolu-
ton be- entered npon the records OF the
bank.
WILLIAM r TRIGG. Cashier.
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School EIerciseS.-The pupils Of Mrs.
Sue Hoopcr's school gave most enjoyable
entertainment 1T Lyceum Hall Monday
night. 1t was largely attended by the pa
irons and friends OF the school. Prizes for
proficiency were awarded Rosa Kahn, SUI
sic Phaup, Ida and Walter Brands; for de-
oortment to Horace Bradley and Lewis AT
kisson, and in the infant class for protcIen-
CIV to Susie Nelson and Davy SImmondS'
The destinations OF Susie Phaup and little
Robbie Baueh. aged tive years, were excel
lent. All the scholars evidenced good train
ing, and reflected credit upon themselves
their parents. and their teacher.
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PROFESSOR" RUBY IN TRoUBLE.-"- Pro
fessor" Eugene Ruby, soap-vender, hav ing
Yielded too much to- Christmas iorialhy,
became disorderiy on Broad street last
night and abused Sergeant Angle while IL
the discharge Of his duty. The Sergeant
arrested Ruby, whereupon Ruby made
motion as If TO draw his knife-a bowie,
with an eishteen.inch blade. Ruby was
carried to the Second station-bouse and
locked up, and for half an hour made such
outcries as to drown even the din OF horns
and exploding fire-crackers. He will be
taken before the Police Justice to-day on
the charge OF carrying concealed weapons.
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4 NICE SArCHEL or TRUNK,
pretty pair of Gentcmens Slippers,
A neat pair OF Ladies' Shoes,
A good pair OF Boys Boots, ...
Asubslautial pair Of Shoes for the little ones.
are sensible Christmas presents. You can buy them
al 4 very low price Of
HERMAN BoscHEN BROTHER,
500 and 5I1 Broad street.
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PERsoNAL.-It was Mr.. Thomas Little
Tarry, OF Mecklenburg, who tarried little
at the Tobacco Exchange Monday, and not
Mr. Thomas Little Sarvy, as the types bad it..
General Z. r.. Johnson had telegram
from Columbia yesterday stating that Gov
ernor Hampton was out OF danger and im-
proving daily. ......
Job Atkins. Esq, the well-known mining
engineer, OF Shenandoah county, was in the
city yesterday en- route to his old home, in
Chesterfield county.
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ZETELLE has, amongat many other good things. 4
supply Of fine TERRAPISs (salt water), which he
prepares In style that makes them the very best Of
luxuries. The best judges pronounce the ZETELLE
TERgApIS-STEw the most agreeable and delicious
dish they tasted. This rarelygood article for
the feast always to be had at XETELLE's.
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No NONSENSE HERE John L. GwfS, 34f
north Gilmer street. Baltimore, and doing business
corner Charles aud Camden, writes that he suffered
severely with rheumasi,ln without relief nom any
thing he could get. until he TOOK DR.. HERSDoN's
great remedy-:hc GYPsY's GlFT-whcb renewed
him fn n few hours and com pe:e!y restored him TO
health in two days. lie SAYS /. is what 1t claims 10
bc-namely, a specific for rheumatism. so' oy AL
live druggists.
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RoBBERIEs. residence Of Mr.. R. Il.
Meade, on Sixth street near Leigh street,
was entered on Tuesday night, and the
store-room robbed of groceries and Christ
mas provisions.
After leaving Mr.. Meade's house the
thieves went around to Mr.. VIM. Ira Smiths
residence, but were frightened off before
stealing anything. .:-.
a few nights ago the residence Of Mrs.
Samuel Smith, near the corne. OF Ninth ana
Leigh streets, was entered, and large
quantity of groceries and provisions and
chinaWare stolen.
Mrs. Chapin's residence. in the same
neighborhood, was also robbed few nights
since Of number of fowls and other pro-
perty.
No arrests
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Attempted Rotbcry-An attempt was
made Monday night to break into the prem
ises OF Councilman Ajax Gary, on Twelfth
and Porter streets. Dir. Gary. being aroused,
attempted TO shoot at the intruder, but his
pistol snapped, and he was in turn snapped
at Ly the intruder, who then made good his
pScine
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AirI,u,oud lispatrll.
aD- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsrATcH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIECU-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAT.-For the Mid
die States, falling followed by rising ba-
rometer. southwest and west wiEds, clear or
partly cloudy weather, and stationary or
higher temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, colder
westerly winds. falling followed by rising
barometer, and cloudy weather, with rain
or snow, followed by clear weather. t.v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-25

DocroR AYERS LABORATORY, that has done
such wonders for the SICK now issues potent re"
sIorer for the beauty Of mankind-for the comets
ness which advancing age is so prone TO dimihlsh
and destroy. HIS yIGoR mounts luxuriant locks Oh
the bald and gray pates among US, aud thus lays US
under obligations 10 him for the good looks as wei
as health or the community.
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SGD Death.-At the Methodist church yes
terday morning ct 10 O'Clock Rev. Mr Van
dersIice preached the funeral OF Willie,
oldest son OF Thomas w. Hungerford. The
remains were taken 10 Petersburg for inter-
mcnt. Tie deceased was bright and
promising youth, and bid fair TO be the
hope and pride oi his parents in their de-
ciinine years. The grief at his untimeiy
taking OF is universal.
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FOR RENE.

TSNOR RENT. THE FARM KNOWN e.
Z as" HAYPuRT," containing tsvo hundred E:a
81 Missweuty-sx ac,eS OF tue Creigston road about
luuranies from Richmond. improvements consist
OF Unwilling containing four sooms also, the
uei i-buildiugs on The place. Ts good tenant
abe .reat Will be made low. Apply TO
de S5-eodlw (,HAFFIN, STABLES & co.
NOR RENT. r. II e ELEGANT, g.
Z LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE No. 1909 Eli
Clay asreet-- seventeen roomS-in whole suits OF
rooms. lfxceilent 'bo2rdng-house next doOr.)
Also, BRICK DWELLING, $40 east Main street.
Also, BRICK DWELLING, 32S west tAiary Atreet;
rine roomS. CHAFFIN, STAPLES& Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Aufuoneers.
de 2I-ssya. .Th&S4t
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FEED CONTRACT . TARDED.-The Council
Committee on the Fire Department have
awarded the contract for furnishing feed
and provender for the horses Of the City
Fire Department until April 1, 1879. 10 the
following persons and at the following
figures Virginia timothy hay, to A. W. G.
Smith & Co., at $3.50 per ton; northern
timothy hay, to A. w. c. Smith & Co., at
S11.50 per ton; sheled oats, divided be-
tweer a. W. G. Smith & Co., G. P. Brown
& Co., and G. w. Taylor, at 35c. per bushel !;
sheaf osss, to G. W. TAYLOR, at $3.50 per
ton; shelled corn, divided between Lange
Brothers, A. W. g. Smith & Co., and. G. w:
Taylor, at 4Sc. per busbei; brownstuff, di-
yided between C. p. Brown & Co. and
Lange Brothers,, at SIS per ton; shipstuff,
divided between Lange Brothers and c. P.
Brown & Co., at Sl7 per ton; straw, to A.
w. c. Suitn il Co., at 44c. per 100; salt, to
G. P. Brown Il Co., at SLIGO per sack.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold, with occasional brisk high winds.
!, THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 80
g A, NJ, "a; noon, Al !; P. NJ, Al; T.
~, 81; midnight. %.
Mean temperature, "a 1-6.
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The Case Of Joe White.-It is expected
that Joe White, charged with robbery. will
be brought before Judge Clopton tomorrow
on an application for bail under the act OF
habeuS corpus
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HOUSEHOLD ECoSoMY.-The housekeepar or
cook who studies economy In the kitchen can do so
in one direction By always using nooLEY's YEAST
POWDER. 1t will be found L truly economical and
valuable assistant In baking biscuits, rolls, bread,
cake of all kinds, waes, mullins, and most all artl-
c1es prepared from flour. And Why? Because In
using the DOoLEY POWDER you save III eggs In
shortening, In patience, III everything; ana when
The baking Is done IL Is turned out light pala'able,
and wholesome so that every morsel Is caien dp anu
no waste,
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FIRE-Two CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
A few afternoons ago one OF the framed
tenement houses OF Mr.. w. r. Irby, in the
upper end OF Hanover county, occupied by
Betsy Brown (colored) and erfamily, was
totally destroyed by ire. Two OF the Wo-
mans children were in bed asleep In the
house at the time, and were burned Witn
the house. The mother was absent at mill
at the time,
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Taken Doun.-The shelving in the room
of the Hastings clerk has been taken down
and will be conveyed to Chesterfield Court
house. This shelving is the property OF the
county of Chesterfield.
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FOE ULCERATED MOUTH. the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLrc MoUTH-WASH
are uIexcclled. Fifty cents bottle.
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ALL IN WANT OF FLOWERS For NEwAYFAR's
RECEPTIONS win please send IN their orders carly.
JOHN MORTON, Florist,
corner OF Main and Reservoir streets.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-R. M. Crawford, an up
holsterer, while at work yesterday at 519
Franklin street, complained OF feeling sick,
but before anything could be done for him
he fell over dead. Mr.. Crawford resided
on Cherry street, was married man, and
leaves several Children. He died from apo
pleXy. No inquest. ..
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ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS. suitable for We'd
ding, Christmas. and other parties, at
join MoRToN's flower-Garden,
Main and Reservoir streets.
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WHEN 4 PERGoN IS WEAK AND FAINT. or Ia
tgued and exhausted there Is nothing so refreshing
aud reviying as q little OF MURRAY & LANmAS's
FLORIDA WATER. Rubbed on the hands and teia-
Piles, and inhaled freely, 1t tones and braces the
whole sysfeu. (" II
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IF You WANT q handsome basket or bouquet 0 T
FLOWERS for Christmas leave your orders early at
LAIRp's GARDEN, on Grace street.
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DIscoLORED TEETH rendered bcasltfaiiy white
By the nse OF MEADE s. BAKERS SApoSIgE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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SOLOMON HIMSELF WOULD re PUZZLED II
called upon to decide which Is the more exquisite
the Violet, West End Bouquet or Stcphanotis Of j.
& Z ATKINSON.
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j For BLEEDING GUMS use MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsu. Fifty cents bottle.
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INcIPIEET TARTAR AND SCURF removed BY
MEADE 8 BAKERS SAPoNINE DESrIFRICE.
Fifty cents box.
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good rs MEADE g. BA-
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents .
hottie
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The Funeral Of John X. CogbM-A Large
Turnout Imposing Ceremonies fu-
neral of the late John Il. Coghill took place
yesterday at 2 O'Clock from the Baptist
church. The sacred edifice was filled with
the members Of the various orders Of which
the deceased was member, and with other
mourning friends. Rev. George &. Van
derslice, Of the Methodist church, the lnti-
mate friend, brother Knight and Odd-Fel-
low, and spiritual adviser Of the deceased
in his long illness, otfciated. The reverend
gentleman preached an appropriate dis
course from the words Of Job, "Not as a
tree cut down without hope Of rising, but
| for man there is better resurrecton."
He touchirgly alluded to the public and
private virtues OF the deceased, and con-
soled his mourning friends with the recital
OF his happy conversion. Many OF the atl-
| dience were affected 10 tears. After the
conclusion OF the services at the church the
remains were escorted to Maury cemetery
for interment. The escort consisted oil
Dale Lodge, No. 593. Knights OF Honor, 7
w. Bass, dictator; Friendship Lodge, No
20, Knights Of Pythias, I. c. Weisiger, G.
c.; Henderson Lodge, No. 105, /. 0. 0. F..
Thomas W. Gentry, Y. g., and members O.
the bar, officers OF the Hastings Court, citi
officers, and citizens generally, Henderson
Lodge having the post OF honor.
Henry Fitzgerald, OF Dale Lodge, acted
as chief marshal, with A. D. Shotwcll, o
Henderson Lodge; Ajax Gary, OF Friend
ship Lodge; and S. W. Blankenship, 0
Dale Lodge, as assistant mashals. The pail
bearers were John O'Brien and John Il
Whtlock, Dale Lodge; w. e. Gary, JohI
NJ. Lundie, John j. Boyle, and e. II. Flour
noy, Friendship Lodge; E. f. Kirby ant
George w. Roach, Henderson Lodge; l.. +
Jones ard Thomas Davis. Stuart Lodge,
o. o. F., and Judge William l. Clopton
Mayor James a. Clarke, Colonel William
Ambers, and Ii. E. Duval. on behalf OF til
court, bar, city officers, and citizens gencr
ally.
The procession was very imposing one
and wRs hit tribute to the lamentcd an
honored deceased. at the grave, after az
propriate ceremonies, the body was con
mittcd to mother earth, there TO await /
blissful repose the blessed morn OF rcsul
rcction.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from dccayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE Il BAkERs CAR
BoLIC MoUTFI-WAsH. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH.
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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I'VE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Dec. %, Dec. 20, dec. ] 4, Dec. Il
1876. 1877. 1878. 1878.
w. G.. W. e. W. G. w. 9
LIP II 4 1s 9 II Il i

Stil-boru .-....-2 0
Mean temperature for the week ending
December 14th, 4so, 0o<; mean temperature
for the week ending December 2lst, 37o, O0>.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending De-
eember 14th, l.s0 inches; amoun, OF rainfall
for week ending December 21st, 20 inches.
Population Of city estimated at 10000.
white, 45,300; colored, 33,700. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was tl.06 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality t,f white
population was 1907 per 1000 per mum
rate of mortality of colored population was
27.77 per 1000 per annum.
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FLOWERS OF ALL DESCRIPTION for Christmas
and New Year to be had at LAIRDs GARDEN, on
Grace street,
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TRY OUR soc. TEA aud our 1sc. Lasuayra coffee.
w. D. BLAIR & Co.
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FINEST RUM, Scotch whiskey and apple brandy.
W. -. BLAIR & Co.
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FLowERs.-FLowERsi In great variety atLAIaD'.
GA8pEE, on Grace street.
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OUR COOKING WINE is really good enough ftr
table use. w. .. BLAIR K co.
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TIE LATEST DESIGNS OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
ut JOHN MoRToN'S Flower Garden,
AIuin and Reservoir strCets.
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"LEE" GALLERY, 020 Main street.
LARGE sx10 PHOTOGRAPHS, 81 each.
ALBCM-CARDs, $2 rcr dozen.
EnIrp REArTIEuL CARD PHOTOGRAPuS, u.
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FIRST NATIONAL EAEK.l
RICHMOND, VA, December "a. 1878.
H,uE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
4 have THIS DAY declared q dividend of FOUL.
PER CENT free OF taxes, out Of the proais ri 'i;e
past six months payable TO Tue STOCKHOLDERS Oh a'
de o5fJn4 s. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO.l
TREASURER'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA. December %, 1878.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ A DIVIDEND OF Two PER CENT. on the
cunital stock Of ihis cor pany has been declared,
;Iayablc 1T The occ OF the company. In the city 9t
Richmond, Va, on and after the 9Th JANUARY
NEXT.
The tr,nsfor-booSs Will be cicsed Oh The 23th in-
slant r.ti Glib January. 1879. 9.
dooI,J Treasurer.
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NJ ELLYsoE Il CO.. aGvcrusinr agents. rnGart ah'
vertisemcnts i'll MI Of the newspapers u the Cn!ina
S,res at publishers rates. Orders l.tt at the DlS'
patch counting room w receive prompt atten
tion.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing -opH attire
DISPATCH PRITTlSG-lloCSE. G0od Work, low
pr!ces, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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FANCY GRASSES AND ALL THE NOVELTIES. OF
the season at
JOHN MoRToS's FIowrr- Garden,
Slaiu and Reservoir streets.
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. LEE" GALLERY, 92o Main street, OPEN Tc-
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OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAEISEl
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RICHMOND, December 23, 1878.
T,UE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPA-
4 NY have declared q scnii-arnual dividend OF
SEVEN PER CENT. out OF the net Drhits or Inc
past six months. free or Il! taxes, payable on ana
after january g, j $40.
de 2J-1Ot w IL. NCCARIHf. SECRETARY.
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MILLINERY.

No HUaBuG' @s8s
SELLING OFF AT AND BELOW COST. .yT3ES
UNTIL JANUARY 18TH, Z
TO MAKE A CHANGE IN My BUSINESS.
Tue LARGEST STOCK or MILLINERY in the
city. a call is solicited.
MRS. f. HUTZLER,
90 sa.% 525 Broad street.
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REsTAURATEURS.
DRY a:0esDt
Dry GOODS.
BARGAINS! BARGAISS!!
SOHUMBUG.
CALI, AND CONVINCE YOURSELVES.

Having determined TO close out my entire stock
of DRY GOODS and cnn1ue myself exclnsiyeIy 10
innings, MOTIONS, ana FANCY ,Soops, I
viii offer my entire stock OF DRY GOODS ~ ah"
below cost. will ennmerate 10 part-
Beautiful FIG URED DRESS GOODSas 1866 worm
RICH TYCOON REPS for wrappers, i6sc. worth
BLACK aIL-WooL CAsHMEEEs, soc. worth
arS. aUx: iet OF other DRESS GOODS, 1875. worth
much more: .u.-....,.,,, a, ~ .or.,
TABLE LINENS, CASS1MEREs, Sc.' &e.-ai'ses
.ko. 1oS 500 pairs oSE.BUTToS KID GLOVES at
I2e. 1e.r,vnt Sv,tA ''s. LEVI HEXTER'S.
daa 627 Broad street.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The Tobacco Ex-
change will be closed until January I'd.
1t will be heated December 9th, Both, and
31st, and the members can assemble If they
feel disposed.
The collections OF United States internal
revenue yesterday amounted to S3,4S0S6.
The British brig Purim, Marshall master,
cleared yesterday for Pernambuco, Brazil,
with 2,s02s barrels Of -four, valued at Sl5,-
320, shipped by the HaXall-CrenshaW Com
pany.
There were no entrances OF clearances
coastwise yesterday.
Messrs. Valentine & OVERLY were robbed
on Monday night OF twenty-five fat turkeys
they intended to offer yesterday.
The Auditor OF Public Accounts yesser-
day turned over to the Second Auditor
S20,0 for the literary fund TO ray salaries
OF city and county superintendent.
The street-cars will be run to-day from s
o'clock A. M. until 2:30 P. NJ.
The freight depots OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad will
be closed to-day and on New Years day.
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DIVIDEND.
DIYIDEND NOTICE.

CITIZENS EANK or PfCHMoND.y
December 81, 1878.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
nave .rH!SDhY declared Il dividen of FOUR PER
CENT out of the ne, earnings ofthc pa, SIX months
free OF tax. payable on AID after The % DtY CT
JANUARY, 1879. EDWi: q. SSEap,
rio D53I Cashier.
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ALL PERSONS ARE He r E BY
IA warned against accepting. receiving. Or ncgo-
Hating for Il certain CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT
mo 76) issued ty the Citizens Bank OF Richmond
ON the 2Ist daY of june, 1877. for S25 payable to
Z. L. Van Lew, trustee of the Colored Library As
Sociation of Richmond, ORDER, which said certit
cate deposit has been lost ispaced by the said
II. l.. Van Lew, and IN place OF which new ctrtlh-
cate has BEEN applied for. L. L. VAN LEW.
de t. FStW3t
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GTOLENtOR STRAINED from my sa-->o
- house. 1852 Grace street. 4 LIVER-&e2>SN
COLOREH SITTER DOG; answers TO the name OF
Otto. A liberal reward will be paid Tor his recny-
de 24-3tk BENJAMIN II. BERRY.