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OMNIBUS LINE.

RSAlN-STREET OMNIBUS dJl.|A
WI LINE, running Gu MAIN h, s3iSeyRs4S,s
tween NINETEENTH STREET anCIIE - -
NOHrOS's FLOwER-GaKDEN. VIII be found to be
the most pleasant rapid and cheapest mode Of tran
sit hcween the western portion aud business GENRE
OF tic city. ,. ,,.
OMNIBUSSES run in racl! direction every i,aiL
hour. commencing NJ 7:30 \. M., ana continuing
uurfl 1880 2. NJ. They pa>s the io!io"ihs-na'
points rs per schedule below: $780, ...,,....,..
GOING DowS.-Pass Laurel STREET i"o iIinries
after leaving NIortons: Madison street hve iEihnls'
Second street nine minutes; Fifth street. Twelve
minutes; Ninth srrc"r. fifteen m!nucs: roS'-otacc'
seventeen minutes; Thirteenth street. t~chty H'!H-
utPS. ,,- =, .
COMING Up.-Pass Old Market two minu'es at.rr
leaving Nineteenth street: FOurtecnth street. iNH
minutes: Twelfth street, seven minutes poSs'clcr.
eight minutes: Ninth street, ten minutes: rlili
street fifteen minutes: Third street se'cneen !h'!-
utcs; Adams street, twenty minutes.
| FARE, 10 cents.
Tickets can be had of the drivers or at my Once
S26 east Main street. ut the following 10" pic
Four fSr 25c. eighteen. IL my $50.
a3-6t a. ". CARRIER ffopEieso''
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/. ,A "A, PETRlFIED HUMAN HAND.-[From the
Winuemucca New SilUer State, December
ELLA curiosity which astonishes scientists
and puzzles them to account for is now on
exhibition in Goula's cabinet, at Mill City.
It is pelfectly-formed hand, which appa-
rently belonged to q boy about fourteen
years of age. The hand is open, the fingers
being slightly bent towards the palm, on
which the thumb rests. The back OF the
hand seems to have been crushed OF, decom-
posed before it was petriied, but the palm,
thumb, and fingers are perfect. We were
informed it was found at the sulphur-beds
ear Rabbit Hole by one Of The men en-
ployed in sholelIing crude sulphur into the
refining retort, and is supposed to have been
imbedded in the sulphur bank for ages.
The fingers are comparatively short, fact
which indicates that 1t did not belong to an
Indian, as the red mems fingers are gene
rally longer than those OF whites, but the
thumb is rather longer than the average.
To what race the owner OF the hand be-
longed, and how and when it was imbedded
in the sulphur, will probably ever remain
unknown, unless some eminent scientists
should investigate the hand and the sulphur
bank where it was found, and explain these
myStefleSs ;l-'s'yS tss ;.E.- 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-06

The EcE~CRoP IN MASSACHUSETTS, Hos-
ton TraVeAer, December 31.]-The pros
poets for good crop Of ice in this State are
favorable The Boston Ice Company, which
takes the lead, reports about ten inches on
Its large pond in Chelmsford. The capacity
of the pond is between 10000 and 10000
tons. T'he smaller ponds OF the same COM
pany in Meburn. Wakefield, &C., are in
good condition. Fresh Pond and Spy Pond
closed Saturday night, and now have soEiie
three or four inches. Should the cold Wea-
ther contipRe during the week and no snow
or rain intervene, the Boston Ice Company
will commence cutting on Monday next. MIR.
Thomas 'Hiftinger has eight o. ten inches on
his pond at Forge Village, and the Russells
aoonds are in.ahea same state of forward9ess.
Hhe ponds OF the lower ice eampanes are
nsdrly ready for cutting, and f nothing in
tefferes, in the shape Of snow, or. rain the
quantity win be, abnndant and ahe quality
excellent. .fsf.c{ .y.rfl}t 8
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BLESSINGS OF THE YEAR.-The .speciai
topic OF prayer ut the hall OF the Young
Mems Christian Association yat.the meeting
this evening from tiOe TO si1 o'clock viii
be: "ThanEsgiving'for the blessings Of the
year past, apd prayer for their continup-
ance."
1t should be borne in mind that every
class of our citizens are ingited-that every
effort will be made to make the meet
irigs interesting, and that those WHO can
only spendoa .fe,9 asinstteS in the meeting
are cordially invited to dc. that, n.r.,,
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Officers Instntlcd.--The following officers
have been installed by Friendship Lodge,
No. 20, knights OF Py tbia>: John j: Boyle,
&C.; Thomas w. Gentry, Y. c.; John II.
Foster, p; w. #. Li,hgow, X. K. and ). ;
William B. McCrary, VI. F., and John {.
Lipscomb, 81. +.
The other lodges install tomorrow night.
W. r. Lithgow has been elected represen-
tatiye to the Grand Lodge by Friendship
Lodge, Il. 7.
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LECTuRE BY Mr.. BEBEY.-Mr. W. W.
Berry will deliver his humorous lecture at
Mozart Hall on Tuesday for the benefit Of
Marshall Lodge, Knights OF Pythias.s Mr.
Berry is. q popular, lecturer, and will no
doubt have full house.
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,,-sr UPON u1REIASp-Who that has once tasted
the genuine old poTEEN can forget It's delicious ha-
vor and Iife.giviDg effects
Mr. EDWARD CUMMIas, corner or leh.h ana
Broad streets, has received lot OF Jamison,s pure
old IRISH iWnlsKEY, Just imported direct ron
Ireland. Ir you wish to be happy, get muans 70
make YOU Hilernian punch. or Try it straight.
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THE WEATHER on SATURDAY was clear and
cold. at niShtrit was partly cloudy, with
occasional bigh winds. 81" II .o',,s .as.fl.
THERMOMETERS SATURDAY sA1uuR sao... a. NJ, s; !;
"a A. M.,12; noon. 2S;; ,3'P. NJ, 31;;ss6 7.
~. a7; midnight. 20.
n Mean temperature, 20a. .&s:i. s''S9i H&t
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E:- On oil sales or Peat Estate 7sdds bs:fct<t
the lst NJ JnnHarg and iasi IF i'm. ths t"Ts;fai
On nH sGEse made 6et,Ceen TIE lSt az JtV ~! i1s'
oi The uenr the tureS hare TO be paid 6g ne stts1'
This custom vas adopted absut hit+e!! year, aga
by all the real estate agents III RcinlonG, ana 80"
uiics to Richmond aud dyicinlty.1 tE.s-
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gCLoAKs can now be had at LEVY BRorHEEs' At
lower prices than ever before. You will have 10
price them and the big reductions that have been
made before you can fully appreciate e. You can
get ffteen.dollar CLOAK for ten dollars. and like
reductions have been made in the higher and lower
priced CLOAKS. ( s,
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4 HAPPY NEW YEAR.

These wishing to make Ncw-Year's presents will
fud u large variety OF goods at
LEVY BROTHERS
suited TO the occasion. They enumer1tc maay ari-
cles in their advertisements, besides which they have
many others which would be just the thing 10 give
to your friend on Tie Happy New Year. ,."
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THE PERFUME or FRESHLY cULLED FL OVER
is Agreeable to every one and II Is With the de-
iightful fragrance Of MURRAY & LAS,tAN'S FLO
RIDA WATER. None reject ii, none dislike 1t.
From the tropics 10 the frgd zone It Is the unlyer-
sal favorite on the handkerchief, at The toilet and
In, In h.tl,
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MONDAY ......... JANUARY IS, 1870.
.wEATEsER; REPORT.

!. INDICATIONS FOR SUNpAY.---For the Middle
Atlantic States, rising and stationary ba-
rometer. diminishing southwest winds, aud
slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather. /
For the South. Atlantic, States, northwest
veering to northeast winds. warmer, cloudy
weather, with rain or snow, and falling ba.
rometer. .i.i-i 3tNsS' sssst - ss - int1 I
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Flow the --latest Social Tendency Gpe.
rated i'm Nevada. .r;..s.
from the Virginia fNev.l Chronicle !

From the virginia (Nev.) Chronlcic.l
It Is now considerated the height Of fash
ionable fiummery in this city to be among
the late arrivals at. social party given at q
private residence. Last evening there was
a party OF that description on north B
street-which didn't come of. A lady who
desired to give a little entertainment made
the usual preparations and inyiteda number
o! guests. she illuminated the parlors and
left the blinds open, that the glare OF the
gas might light the weary traveller on
the street. This was her grand mis-.
take. About 8 O'Clock couple came
up to the house, and the young
lady, looking in the window and see
ing the parlors empty, insisted on returning
home. as she would not for all the world do
such vulgar thing az to enter house where
there was not a big room full OF people to
look at her. The, two accordingly returned
home In a few minutes another couple re-
connoitered the situation from across the
street and retired. One after another the
guests came up. viewed the empty parlors,
and melted back into the datkness. There
was no party, and the lady who had pre-
| pared the entertainment didn't know what
to make OF such shabby treatment. This
idea of trying to he the last one at an eve
ming party is growing to be so common on
the Comstock that the time will come when
an invitation to Friday evenings enter
tainment will mean, I" Come US early as pos
sible on Saturday morning." "t,-#
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The Cold Snap.-The extreme cold Wea'
ther has suspended operations in all OF the
mills and factories, and on Belle Isle. But
little outdoor work is being done, anc the
railroad shops are not very busy.
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JaaniefJ June thinks, gfrls should Se taugh

JsanieiJ june, thinks tgirls should Ss taught
to help themselves. Bless your soul, Jep-
ME, they do. Me satlopBGgte to o. ek.Iicate,
biue-esed, spiritneile sreaaure OF gslxteen,
at the boarding house Ttabie, and saE her
help herself to "A plate ies' soup,ia sirloin
steak, ehicken's wing and dram-stici,, two
baked potatoes, three plates OF corn, TWO
PICKLES, fonr hot rolls, dish OF lnaccaronh
quarter OF minee pie, q wedge OF apple
pudding with wine sance, md Two dishes
OF Ysnil.a ice:eream. They do heip them.
selves. Iiocktdad Courier. 49, ;
Caleb asked us foraieur definition OF
!" meantime" Well, Caleb, we think mean
time Is the time 70 get outtof bed these cold
winter mornings. III yo,a are not satisfied
With this; write agan. go
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Business at the Clerks Ofice.-For the
mast wear 2O5 deeds were recorded at the
Hastings clerks Office, and 5S co!ored ana
u white marriage licenses issued.
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The Public Schools.-The duties OF the
nubIjc schools resumed with an enrolment
Of 46l. There are eight white and four CO.
lored schools. .- l.
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FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing good Is MEADE & Ia
KER's CAEEoLlC MoUTH-WAsH Fifty cents a
hntfln
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e WELCOME VIsITeRs.-The people of Ven
able-street Baptist church gavetheir pastor,
Rex: G. f. Williams, q practical application
.of isbs JIG warmed and be ye fed,"lat Ibis
residence night before last by carrying him
an oyercoat, -four, sugar, coffee, meat, &c.
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! HOUSEHOLD EcoSoMY.-The housekeeper or
cook who studies economy in the kitchen can do so
In one direction by afvays using DooLEf,a EST.
POWDER. 1t will be found q truly cconomscaI and
valuable assistant In kaaing biscuits, rolls, bread
cake of all kinds waes, mullins, and most all artt-
c,es prepared from ourssAne Why Decause IN
using the DooLEY POWDER yoa save IN eggs. IN
shortening, In patience, III everything; ana when
be bakine is done 1t is turned out light, aatabie
and wholesome, so that every orsei s eaten ap and
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r. :. ANDERSON & SON, 10 a. ". groceries.
r. l.. WHITING, Ish-Constabe, 10 4. NJ, hoHc-
bold furniture.
RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE
RAILROAD, ~ NJ, sale Of large lot Of DAM
aged groceries.
T. B. COOK, 10 4. NJ, one ITambieona siallien
aud one bay horse, n s!allts OF 1h'lnus =. Iur-
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from ldecayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE 4 RAKER's; CAR
DoLIc MoUTu-WAsu. Fifty cents . bottle. r.,
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Psrsonat.-W. 6. Lowell, one OF our OLD
est and most respected citizens, is quite Ill:
u. A. CogbilI, county clerk, was injured
a few davs since by fall.
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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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~ ELLYScN Il CO.. d:erlisIng agents tniar' ALL
ver.isemeuts IN all of the newspapers of the Jn!!ai
S,acs al publishers rates. Orders LEFT ,; tie Ds
patch countinS-room viii receive pron,. atssl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-06

$. UScLAIMED. Packages addressed as fol.
lows remain unclaimed in. the Richmond
post-ofice:- s. E. Wilkins, Mrs. Fannie C.
Nichols, Rev. NJ. n. Mendenha1i, and s. T.
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ISCIPIENT TARTAR AED scCRF removed by
MEADE L BAKERS SApoS1NE DENT1FEiCE.
Fifty cents box.
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SAVE MONEY by having your prln'in! done a'.Es
DISPATCH PRINTING-liousE. Good work, 10"
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered bcautiGuliy white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKER's SAPoSiSE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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r,,s R,c,yerv has been recently fitted up with all
tho latest improvements. and IS now ofertas lhe
hes, REER made In the Untcd States.
: The Beer has been Thoroughly tesfed ana i nshiy
recommended by prominent physicians fos family
use. v,o,,
!; The GOLD MEDAL was awarded 70 !hs EAGLE
ppEwEHY for SUPERIOR LAGER BEER, ALE,
and POKT r at tho last Fair OF the FIrguia Asri-
cultural society. f. l rs ...g.. F.se
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoCTH-WAsH
are upexcelled. Fifty cents a bottle.
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TRY OUR soc. TEA aud our 1Sc. Laguayra coffee.
". D. BLAZE 6 Co.
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u ,FIag I'M Observation-Disclosures was
received here or, Saturday Of q destructive
fire which occurred ut Huntington. w. Va,
on Saturday morning, whereby hotel anu
4 block of buil6ings were destroyed.
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FINEST RUN, Scotch whiskey, and apple brandy.
w. d, BLAIR Il Co. @-~:
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! J PERsoXAL.-Ensign, w. Bs Caperton,
United States navy, arrived In the city sat'
nrday and is stopping at tbe ST. C.are 30
tel. His many friends will be giad % near
Of his return to the city.
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DEyEDEN DS.

OFFICE VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE Co..
January 4, 1879. !
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
"A COMPANY have THIS DAY declared SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT.
payable 10 the sto :khoderS OF and after JANUARY
lr.lS79. L. c. WHERRY, JR.,
la G-lW Secretary.
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LOCAL MATTEiRE:ss..
Cnutfollnores.

~ - : r
ELECTION FOR COSdRESsAAS oRDERED-TAX-
-.sakT1oN I'm @oTEEk stATEs-=G RIMIN L
], cI ARG E s---PEHITET1ARY GUARD on
SCIENCE FUND, &c. .ia5t5r.a 4
5 Governor holiday yesterday designated
the 2Sd of January q the day npon u htch
shall be held the election for member of
Congress to fill the uyexpired term Of Hon.
Bev. Douglas. WHts wele accordingly
sent out to the nrcEF officers ot the coun-
Ties oflthe district. Tie ues. * tie cleo
tion VIII be about stO0. But the law, left
the Governor no alternative but to order it..
ssAn ex-member of gonsre who is pretty
familiar with such matters, states. that the
man elected will get pay and perquisites to
the amount Of $1,000 at Eeasf.. In addition,
he will have at bis Command. Mr. Douglass
quota Of books and documents, with which
he can food the district and THUS :endear
Himself to the peoplt. There are, or soon
viii be, Several candidates in tile field, and
nothing has yeti beqn said which indicates
that 4 nomination wall be made by the f}on1
;servatives. Prepayment Of. the polI-tax Of
1878 will be required o.. Voters.
HOW oTHERs AREEAxED.
Pursuant to resolutione OF the General
Assembly the Auditor. during the past sum-
tner endeayored TO obtain official reports
from nil the States s to their debts and tax
;atiorf. He was only PARTIALLY successful.
Taxation on real and personal property in
the States responding to the Auditors, I'M
-qnIries is as follows: -
, = fStdtes.-Arkansas 3-5 Of 1 p. c.; Caliior-
..nfa, 70 5-10c.; Connecticut. l. mills; Flor.
ida, 1c.. 2 $40 mills; Georgia, 5oc.; illinois,
36c. Indiana, a9c. Kentucky, 40e. Louii
sianay 13 mills; Maine, mills; Maryland.
1876; Missouri, 4Oc.; Nevada, 90c.; New
York, 1-62 mills; North Carolina. 29se:
Ohio, i2.9: mills; South Carolina, 4t mills
Tennessee, 10c.; Texas, 59c.; Vermont
SOC. West Virginia, 30c. - o.!
Notwithstanding, 3 mills. -,
REDUCTION N CRIMINAL EXPENSES,
The benefit conferred upon the State by
the revision OF the criminal laws last winter
is graphically told in the following figures
comparing five mouths under the old ano
~ II,
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our COOKING WINE Is really good, enough for
tai,le use. w. d. BLAIR Co.
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W. II FfTTFFNLl!,
Superintendent Public Instruction.

BRIEFs.-The following amounts were
paid to the collector here during the week
ending Saturday: Monday, $4,5l9.54; Tues
May, 81. .S17-13; Wednesday. -; Thurs
day, 81. 4.26S.39 +; Friday, 81, 1886; Saturday.
S2,049.54. Total. S14,23S.T4.
At Charlotte, n. c., on january 10Th 4
convention OF northern settlers in the South
will be held to "prepare statement Tor
publication in northern papers, setting
forth the soil, climate, prices, ease OF max ing
a living, and social treatment OF the lndi-
Yidual northern man. It is not desired 10
cover any question of politics or extreme
views OF any kind"
The Police-JuStice paid into tho State
Treasury during the last fiscal year S514.3l
on account Of fines, &C., for offences against
State laws. ... r
The Police Justice disposed OF 4 number
of cases Saturday; none Of them, however,
were OF public Importance. ,..,
About the middle OF the month Judges
Bond and Hughes will come to this city to
give further hearing to the motion for the
sale OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad. ., ... ..r .g.
True, if strange, that just now the coal
and ice business are the briskest OF ALL.
The executive committee Of - the Society
for the Preservation Of the Public Credit J"
will have a meeting in this city on Monday,
the 18th. In accordance with the reso!ll-
ton Of the re;idiuSter's caucus convention
Of readiusters will be held in this city some
time soon. The day has not been hXed.
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THE WEATHER-THE Cold DSPELL.-Satur-
day morning dawned clear and bright, but
with still greater degree OF cold than that
OF the previous day, the mercury in the
thermometer indicating at sunrise only 30
above zero. The wind, which had been
blowing from the northwest keen and cut
ting, and making all out-of-door exercise
very uncomfortable, changed few de-
grees. and shortly thereafter fell OFT
Slightly in its velocity. 4 corresponding
rise in temperature followed, and by l
O'Clock in the afternoon the thermometer
read 800. ,,:Y. .!....-,- -.
Despite the high winds which had pre-
vailed, and up to Friday evening had kept
a portion Of the river free of ice, the in
tense cold Of the night froze it entirely
across Saturday morning it looked rough
and uneven, and in some places presented
the appearance Of pillows Of ice, Just as II
the water during its agitation by the winds
had been suddenly congealed. the waters
apparently retaining the same broken and
unduating motion as when in its liquid
form. In other places, where the ice from
any cause had lodged, it was iammed and
run under and above until it was so thick
and strong as to bear heavy weights. In
deed several persons crossed oyer from
either side during the day, though it was a
hazardous undertaking. The rough, irreg-
ular surface OF the ice under the sunlight
presented gorgeous and dazzling appear
ance, each point and edge reflecting back the
light in beautiful prismatlc rays.
The ice on the river yesterday was about
three inches thick, on the basin about five,
and on the canal about three. ~, 4
Navigation remains suspended, OF course.
The steamship Wyanoke got to Norfolk
Friday night from this city, and the steam
ship Richmond, bound for this port, came
I'D as far as Point OF Shoals lighthouse,
but could not venture beyond, so heavy
was the ice. SO it appears that there is con-
siderable ice in the river nearly as low down
as Newport News.
At midnight the mercury had fallen to
200, the sky was slightly overcast, and there
were indications Of falling weathet;-possi-
bly, a snow.storm. ..r-. .yt:iA 81
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, THE THEArRE-BANGs:-T sale Of re-
served seats for the engagement OF Dir,
Bangs, the tragedian, commences this morn
ing.o -. 80 :,
Mr.. Bangs's most conspicuous triumph
ofrrecent date is bis sfcopception and define
alton OF Marc Antony. in julius Caesar. In
the production OF this play at Booths The.
atre. New York, Mr., Bangs played Marc
Antony 1Oa consecutive times te houses.
filed with patrons from all. lands, who be-
slowed upon him! such shouts OF approoa:.
ton as are rarely heard within thetwalls OF
q theatre. t,s;,.r,. ft :, x
q For the first time during bis career he Is
about to make q professional tour oi tne
southern cities, and win present himself to
his friends of the South lin several OF his
fayorite r5tes, including Marc Antony,
Vitginius, and shyfock.r '.S ,.,,f...
He is quite well known, and has many
friends in this city.lo rotgzt 81
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nrssoLu1roNs q PARTNERSHIPS
RICHMOND. January l, 1879.

RICHMOND. January l, 1879. .
rJ,yE FIRM OF CHARLES L. TODD q
"a Sn< AS, 4So. aud 432 north Sixth
:riS day 6isScved by mutual consent
Elmo rarncr will sign The frin-name In liquidaion
;rhn business win &c continued hy SHAhLES IL.
nn snd tha pa,,r,rIscc of his friends and the pub
iF IoyIyC viii continue 10 personally supern-
,i Ia ~ ~ iu>,n.ss CHARLES l.. TODD, .
'St" f.. L. LOVING.
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CITY BANK OF RICHMOND,(
DCn

THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
L have declared n SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
OF THREE PER CENT. free Of all taxes. out or
tue earnings Of The past six months PAYABLE t. the
stockholders on and after the 10TH DAY OF JAN
GARY. 1879. WILLIAM L. TRIGG,
G 1.iJall Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-06

Foa BLEEDING GUAs,use AEApE h BAKERS
CAaBoL1c MouTA-WAsH. Fifty cents botsie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-06
VOL. IV..,
,R,ifhl,lonl 1ispatflt.

ne THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
4s, LARGER. THAN THE COMBINED clRCtr.
r,aTIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-06
CRY; RAILWAY.

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY.
II1D THE. PUBLIC.--Any; citizen sigma.
ling a street-car and not gainius attention or
driver Viii nbltee the undersigned by taxing No.
" car i'i aAa - .spo.A-' po.-''s. - r. l.. WALKER.
NO to-sm 5, Superintendent City Rs!i~ay.