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Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-18
Deaths

At Cornwall Bridge, Feb. 18th, Lorenzo D. Smith, aged 70 years
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-18
Ibc fitfilheih ealuirer,
 uTGkF!E.1. CORN.
Clubbing Rates.

ss.ssazrY ssEbs--ib-r= ofer the following peri sahz. <5-h the Ee9s4rer, at the following yearly
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-18

fI;EeIf's Living Age,..$S7 75 HSrpers' Weekly, 5.2O Hsrpers' Bazar, 5.20 HarTser<' Magazine. ................ 5.20 iIEaa1is. Monthly. 5.20 >cgiIsner-s Monthly, 5.20 The Galaxy. 5.20 The Aggiculturalist ...... 310 Arthurs Home Magazine, ........ $50 Pesersoa's Magazine. .*......... $50 Siosiey's Lady's Book, ............. 4.40 SS- Nicholas. 2s.........................4 440 Sezni-weekly Times. ? Weekly Times. .-.-....................3.0O
 Seaai-weekIy Tribune, ne,...............4.50 Weekly Tribune. . ..................3.50
 Saturgfay Magazine ine..........5.O0
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-18

Hard colds are in excess of the demand.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT.

READ CARDozo, FoUKQURrAN & cos adyer-
Yertisement.
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TaE SurfERERs IN IRELAND.--A adj
journed meeting OF citizens interested In
devising measures for the relief OF the sui
ferers in Ireland was held last night at the
episcopal residence Of Right Rev. Bishop
Keane. Hon. A. NJ. Kelley presided.
The committee on selection OF sutabl.
collectors 10 canvass the city for contri'Ju-
ton reported the names OF six gentle-
men In each ward OF the city and TREE for
Manchester.
The Executive Committee reported the
names OF about seventy.hve yice-presdents
and invited guests who arc 20 he honored
with privileged seats on the stage on the
night Of the meeting. Owing TO the crowded
condition OF our columns this morning the
publication OF these names Is omitted for
the present, rs also are the names OF the
orators. as the list il not yet perfected.
Bishop keane and President Kelley were
appointed TO draft suitable resolutions 10
be presented on Tuesday night.
The Executive Committee will hold an
other meeting Friday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

ATTRACTIONS Al THE THEATRE FOR THIS
N,Nlh.-We are TO have the eminent trG-
s'uan Nr. John Mccullough on Wednes-
CAV January Eth, supported by a fine COM
pani' IN Nirgnius; Thursday. Otheilo ;
',u4y, kiebellcu; matinee, Julius Cesar ;
qua saturday evening, The Gladiator.
Va ihe l2lh aud 18Th, Barney Macauley
a. onee Daniel in the amusing comedy Of
messenger from Jarvis Section.
- va lhe lab. Joseph JefleisJn appears as
Rip Van Wrinkle
d W Tue i3th aud balance Of week, Mrs. ID.
p,"efs and Charlotte Thompson, sup
rso'Wu Wy one OF the finest companies on
.Ss Ioad' IN Lady Jane Grey, Mary Stuart,
NVu'' and Stage, and the Hunchback.
FoauuaIy 18Th, 2Wb, 2lst, and 22d, Miss
Il IVY davenport in Pique, AS You Like
',oNorce, and Cymbellne.
g, o-o9iff 23d and 2itb, Tony Denier's
a. nuupty-Dumply Troupe.
blo "a me 10Th and 9th, Buffalo Bill Com
Fv Vn tae 18th and balance OF week. Rice's
dnoa s He Troupe. They will also pro-
~ NonfAd the Cor,ican.
ana "e above are all tirst-ciass attractions.
evS. win no doubt ill the Theatre every
l1"'ns this month. Manager Powell has
sry u very attractive repertoire for Febru-
gr,te a%en' and April, and, take IL all To-
nf,s".'' IL viii be- one Of the most interest
"s seasons since the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

BANK. INSURANCE. AND OTHER DIVIDENDS.
The stockholders Of our banks. Insurance
copuspie., railroads. and steamship lines,
are M this season anXouSly watching the
c,lumIs Of the UiSDdtch to learn what
profit, their investments have yielded the
u5d SIX months. We hope they will be
.ti,fed with the announcements already
made and that others yet TO be made will
be equally satisfactory.
The Fir,; Naii0Dal Bank-Isaac Daveu
poIt. IT.. president. and :. A. Glover,
cashier makes dividend Of per cent,
free Of tax, payable on and after to-mor-
row.
The National Bank Of Virginia-E. Q.
Noting, president, and }. W. Lockwood,
cashier-a dividend Of per cent, free OF
tax. payable on and after tomorrow.
The Merchants National Bank-Thomas
Branch, PRESIDENT. and J. b. Morton,
ca.hier-a dividend Of per cent, free OF
tax, payable on and after tomorrow.
The State Bank Of Nirglna-John l.. Ba-
con, president. and William NJ. Hill, CASH
ier-a dividend of per cent, free Of tax,
PAYABLE on and after tomorrow.
The Union Bank OF Richmond-Isaac
Davenport, Jr., president, aud James Mil
Ter, ca>hIcr-a dlyidendof 8 per cent, free
Of tax, payable on and after tomorrow.
The Citizens Bank Of RichmOnd-Z. w.
Pickrell, pre,id mt, and L. Il. Snead, CASH
ier-a dividend Of per cent, free OF tax,
PAYABLE on and after tomorrow.
The NireiOia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company William J.. Cowardin, president,
aud William II. Mccarthy, secretary-a
dividend Of per cent, free OF tax, payable
on and sitter to-day.
The Virginia state Insurance Company
John /. Bacon, president. and J. NJ. Tate,
seeretary-a dividend OF ) per cent, free Of
taA, payable on and after to-day.
The Merchants aud Mechanics Insurance
COmpanY-A. y. Stokes, president, and j.
b. Moore, secretary "A dividend of 5 per
cent, iree OF TAX, payable on and after to-
morrow,
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Oompany-Fred. K. Scott, president, and
d. W. harrington, treasurer-a dividend OF
per cent, payable on and after to-day.
lhe Old Dominion Steamship Company
VIII pay loilS Virginia stockholders on and
aI'er to-day, at the office OF its agents,
h's'r'. George W. Allen d Co., a dividend
Of per cent.
iue Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan,
"uu Iusl C0mpany-S. Hirsh, president.
qua lillian Loyenstein, cashier-a dividend
%9 per cent payable on aud after the 18Th
Instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

The Religious Herd!d in its New-Ycar's
issue presents very tine appearance. 1t
has original articles from distinguished di-
vines living in dozen different States.
This paper has now an established circula-
ton at the North rs well as Throughout. the
South. Besides Drs. Jct6r and Dickinson,
its editors and prOprietorS, the Her0id has
associate editors in Baltimore, Louisville,
and Boston. Four other Baptist papers
have been merged into the religious Herdtd,
whose active agents are pushing it into
every nook and corner of the land. As a
medium for advertisers, it would be difficult
to lind anything better than the Religious
HprQid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

,.,,.>c CR,NGES IL OLD FIRMS.
y" o,r introduces 10 our readers
The a'" number ~ new candidates
taI, m'i'u'",~. ,or among our businessmen,
lo' record. changes III So'lS ''u ~ ',','
S. WI Gfubn, rc'ircS from ,n ~, VVuo ,S,' 7"
5e-", A Williams. hut l.. W. TrupoS
o. ~, m Wilsr, continue 'he f.a ~ cs '.,',.y
aud h y, -8er TOE old tirm-nameo oil 0ruooS
ha,.n'.,,'N,, Nj. y. W. Bowc remains
VIII .hl,' '.. william II. Palmer reilreS from
to'' p,Imer. HartsOok Il 60. lhe
DE ul.' V I'll l.s continued under the same
bushes " h, george :. Palmer ana "h'
fm.aamc wv
B,a. i. '..,' g. psndddgc y Co. have admit
,,.I,,, fo an interest in the com
l,u "'"' ,srt q their business uhueF tut"
present t'm'naiH'' ,,,,oo, Jobp q. Dab
I'' y, T.. pabney. under The -! ie oil
my poe rrotnor.. ba, been dissolved, Johh
= p.hpey assuming aIl I"ol''''S az" NV''
I'm, lu,iue,, IA hi, own name u,
T.0re, y. Plca,anl' admits Ms spu' W
p,,3.ani>. 10 an interest III Ms III,
',cl bu,,nt,s under the hrm-na'he Oh
Coz, %. PlessauiS a SON D.,5
-., 4. Ain.nc admit bis sons, David
,.ip e,,r Ajn>.ic. 20 an interest IN ms
lines. under the ,iyleot George ~ AIMS
'G - d = Jrre. bs, purchased the interest OF
r lane. in thc concern OF Jones Bro
,t,r.1 Go. The ,lyie Of the firm remains
ltsr',. u. Ill., Charles Il. Skinker' and
,t.rIr. Watkins, general partners ana
cr..,,u. Obcr. special partner. announce
gr.r.d Partnership, TO continue for three
,.,r, ullcr the flm.namc Of Hill, Skinker
CaIIn. Warren 4 Co. have dissolved
hrr nunH>hip. Either party Will sign
, Va. Purcell. stock broker, has opened
OFF, oaf.e az his old stand. ri the office OF the
Wrrlqnt, and Mechanics Insurance Com
,,rr ana offer, bi, service, TO the public
i.rtle rurcba>e Of stocks, bonds, and all
.,lysr- ,ecur'Ic, sold in this or any other
market. and ia the transaction OF all kinds
a business in bis line.
IN. Conrad admits his son to an inter
e.tig li. business. under tie frm-name OF
JIM. Conrad 8 SOL.
n. Wc,teIhon has fitted up in elegant
,'glra new blIald-parlor under the Amerl'
can Hotel. and invites the lovers OF tins ma
tjopal game to call and see him.
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General Grant at Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA. December 3l.-General Grant
and party arrived here tonight, andwere re-
ceived by large crowd OF people at the
depot. Tomorrow a reception will be ten
dered TO the party, and they will be shown
over the city. They go tomorrow to Beau
fort. s. c.. to attend the emancipation cele-
bration there
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a Card.

The lady managers OF 81. PauPS Church
Home, for aged and iufrm women, desire
TO return their most sincere thanks To the
ladies and gentlemen OF the chorus and cast
OF the Pinaforc for their services so success
fully rendered on last evening. This not
being the first time they have gwen their
valuable aid to charitable objects, in the
name OF the old ladies OF the Home we again
thank you.
Mrs. j. CAsKIE CABELu, Secretary.
December 81, 1879.
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NEW-YEAR'S EVE TELEGRAhS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

fBE MAINE TROUBLES; MILITARY Or
DERs; PREPARATIONS FOR THE MEET
ING OF THE LEGisLA1URE-FRoM THE
INDIANs-DEATH OF SENATOR HOUSTON,
OF ALABAMA COMMERCIAL FAILURES
LARGE INQUEST To THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK
THE NEW CONSTITUTION OF LOUISIANA
NORFOLK 1TEMs-FIRE IN NORTH CARO-
LINA-THE IRELAND sUFFERERs-OTHER
FOREIGN NEWS. &C, &C.
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Death of Senator Houston, of Ala
hama.

nroNTGoMER December Billion.
George :. Houston, United Statos senator
from this State, died at his home, at Athens,
at O'Clock this morning.
The news Of Senator HOuston's DEAN
causes much sorrow. The Capitol Offices
are all closed as Il mark Of respect Cover
nor Cobb and many prominent citizens VIII
90 10 Athens TO attend the funeral on FIJI
day.
WASHINGTON, December 3l.-Senators
Morgan. OF Alabama; Eaton. OF Connectl-
cnt: Allison, OF Iowa; and Blair, OF New
HAMPSHIRE, as committee on behalf OF the
Senate, left here tonight Tor Alabama 10
attend the funeral OF the late Senator Hous-
ton. They were accompanied 10y a similar
committee from the House, consisting OF
Messrs. Herndon, Shelley, aud Herbert, Of
Alabama: Cuberson, OF Texas; and
Thomas, OF illinois. The committees were
accom- panied by Sereeant-at.Arms Bright,
of the Senate, and e. c. Lindsay, oil Ala
bama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

MAYORS OrFrcg,l
RICHMOND. Decembr 81. 1879. I
NUE VARIOUS OFFICES AND De-
l. PAYMENTS OF The CITY GOVERN
MENr WILL ~ CLOSED ON TIE lsT DAY
OF JANUARY, 1880. W. G.. CARRINGTON,
de 31-2t Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.
MEADE K BAKERS
SAPONINE DENTIFRICB
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH, REMOVE
INCIPIENT TARTAR,
KEEP TBE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold by druggists 4, soc. "A box.
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Norfolk.
DIED FROM HIS fXJURIEs-DEATH OF AN OF

DIED FROM HIS fNJURIEs-DEATH OF AN OLD
CIrfZEN-COTTON SHIPMENT.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
NORFOLK, Va, December 3l.-James
Triplett, who was crushed by truck ct
the ferry wharf on Monday, died OF his
injuries at ST. NiDcent's Hospital to-day.
Captain William 6. Drummond, one OF our
oldest citizens. and for fifty years a sea
captain running out OF this port, died to-
day.
Thirty-siX thousand bales Of cotton were
shipped to Europe from this port this
month, valued at $2,000,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

,u, aht MOZART THs EygSlsG. First, over
sseo,d hlsnt Cavalry" (Suppe,) orchestra;
Moi, :, 500 soprano, "Qpeen OF the
soIo llofry,) Miss 5. Il. Thomas third,
earinet, Aria, with Variations"
nan s.s Mr.. Jardells; fourth, pot
Az Tfayiata," (yerdi,) orchestra |;
inc 'olo .opraDo, " Birding with thy Trlll.
ss,S 'Vng;D lholder,) Mis-, s. u. Thomas !;
DID, DIV, Wsr March Of the Priests - (Men.
an, orchestra; seventh. duo bufio.
Tsn,. aho Mrs. Snibbs,v Miss s. T..
wsl,l"p ana Mr.. A. Z. Harding; eighth.
Orchestra. "''''h'' h"'"e' loc'"J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

No MORE RHEUMATISM There can he now ma
excuse for suffering the pangs Of rheumatism The
crutch bushes, Is becoming fast played ont amongst
"old stagers, and acute aud infamnatory case OF
the worst sort are easily and quickly cured since the
introduction Of Or. HERNDOS's GYPsN's GIFT
which any luggist can supply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

GENERAL fKFTgHr sFFICEl
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
December 81. 1879. y
THE FREIGHT DEP0TS or THIS
l. COMPANY VIII 10 closed on THURSDAY,
January /. 1880. No freight win he received and
only perishdbis freight will Ie delivered a. I A.
" that day. I. ". BkANSfUkD.
j. lit General Freight Agent.
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nErAwruKh or STEAMERS.

nor NEW K.-The Ola 4Mk
DomInton Steamship Companies
s,comsbin WYANOkE, Captain CoCCB, VIII saIi
FRIDAY, January I'd. AZ 7 o'clock A. NJ.
Freight received antIl o'clock THURSDAY esehins.
Thronrh bills OF fading signed and goods ioi +
vareed with dispatch 10 all points morrill, soulh' e~'
and west also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accom- innovations unsurpassed. .,.I.,.
Cabin fare 10 New York. &l2; iOund-trip pcke's
t24. Steerage, 50 and -.
FOR freight or passage. apply TO -
G. y: ALIEN Len 10 or k Agents;
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BALTIMORE.
CINCINNATI.

BALTIMORE December 3l.-Proylsions quiet
and unchanged Coffee Gull: Rio cargoes, i4M
IGLc sugar steady; A, soft, 9ac. Whisky un-
changed. Freghts quiet and unchangee.
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Munifcent Bequesf.

NEW YORK, December 3l.-The iate IL
liam Niblo, Of this city, has left nan OF Ms
fortune, $4,000, TO the Young Men, CDris-
tian Association for The purpose OF FOUND
ing a library. This is believed 20 DC Tue
largest bequest ever made ior ln's purpose
I'm the United States.
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A pleasant Interruption OF Business

BALTIMORE, December 3l.-Ihere was no
business done at The Corn ana fIour IN
change to-day. Immediately after the nrSl
call, aud just when meagre portion oi lne
members had taken their places ID ine Iihg'
the doors were opened and the flllh-hegr
ment band marched in, and that precIuueu
all business operations. speeches Wele
made by many prominent members coii-
gratulatory of the present general prosperity
az business. and all the national songs we're
rendered. There was nothing done in any
OF the markets
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CHICAGO.
MARINE INTELLIGENCh.

MTIATURE ALMANAC-JANUARY l, Is
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.-...,s., far Alleged CrimisnI Libel.

CINcINNATI, December 3I.-hIcUaru
Smith. editor OF the Gazette. was arrested
10. day on a warrant sworn out by Chiei-oi.
Police wappeusiein upon the cbsrse o,
criminal libel In publishing statement ina'
the latter was 10 league with gang OF gam
blers. He was released on his own recogni-
Zlnce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

PUBLIC-SCHOoL CHILDREN TO Re NACCI-
NATED.-Supcrintendent Peay. Of the Rich
mond public schools, announces in another
part of to-day's paper that the school rcgu-
lations require that all children attending
the public schools shall be vaccinated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

LEVY BROTHERS will keep their Holiday De-
partmcnt open until the end of this week. They
show a large assortment suitable for
NEw-YEAR's PRESENTS.
also. a large assortment Of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS. They offer great inducements to pur
chasers Of CLoAKs, SHAwLS, BLANKETs, CAR.
PETS. OL-CLOTHs, RUGS, and MATS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

ur,rurR rEsrEED.,r was as raw raw.
TRs Va Idisscreeable during the DAY.
cloudy, '1 % was mildcr and clear
At nign' " y" YESTERDAY q A. NJ, 43
TssRSC,Ss,,' noon, a.; SP. NJ, A.; 8 T.
. \ ,s a. miaoilht, ~ .u
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LOuisiaua's Vote.

New ORLEANS. December 3l.-The Board
Of Canyassers to-day completed the official
count OF the vote for The new Constitution.
1t was adopted by a majority OF j9,1iS.
The debt ordinance was adopted by l0.4S1
majority.
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Recorder Hack Successor.

NEW YORK. December 3l.-The Board OF
Aldermen to-day appointed Frederick
Smythe tTammany DemocraD to the office
Of Recorder, in place Of the late John r..
Hackett. Smythe will only hold office until
! the election next fall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
Failures.

| CINCfNNA1I, December 81 Selfish 4 Co..
of Nashville, have failed. Liabilities, $780,
600.
Green. Doll & Co.. OF Louisville, have
failed. Liabilities. $4,000.
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Courressmau LAYS Successor.

ST. LOUIS, December 3l.-The Democratic
Congressional Convention at Bonneville
yesterday nominated John +. Phillips 10
ill the unexpired term Of Alfred NJ. Lay,
deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

RICHMOND AND PErERsBUHG hAILso iNy W.
TREAsUREK's OFFICE. {
RICHMOND, VA, December ~, 1879. ,
NrOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI a
~ dividend OF TWO PER CENT. On 1T na
chPiTAL STOCK OF THIS CONAN vi" NJ ~ ~
- az me Office Of the company, IN me r.'y ~
Pichmoud. Va on aud after the lsr of JAW
AIRY MKT. -, ,.-o,, ar ,ha 1hth In
stan' unu' 'ii' LOT VI NJ. W. WARRINGTON.
de 22-tJal -'~'-~-----
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Tx Bank Officer Arrested for Embex.
vlenrenf

NORWICH, Conn.,, December BE. II.
Learned, late cashier OF the Uncas National
Bank, was arrested here to-day on The
charge OF cmbczzling $4,000, and held In
sl5, 900 bail for trial.
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...ArHER REPORT.

Tvs FOR To.DlY.-For me M'a,
Kplc,Tll,o.Nss, a ,g increasing southeast to
ale Atlantic ends T, warmer, cloudy weather'
',a,bwe>t VIM WIZ roin and falling barometer,
With oce'' , -" Using barometer, western!
followed 4 ~ S3arlly cloudy weather
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FINANCIAL.
BY telegraph.


NEW YORK. December 3 l. EoOn.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. Z per cent. EXchange-LoDg. 1904;
short Asa. State bonds dun. Governments firm.
EreniRg.-Money, 1872 per ceIa. Exchange,
1901. Governments quiet and steady; new 1's.
1898; AZ per cents. 1904; 4 per cents, lO4.
States dull and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 31.-Nirginia g.. con-
soils, second series, 2S4: new lO-40's, 3GA.
North Carolina 6's, old. rs. Bid to-day.
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Fire Grecn,iIle. &c.

Especial telegram to the Di,patch.l
TAR3ORO, n. c., December 3l.-A lireSin
Greenville last night DESTROYED twelve
buildings. None were very valuable. Loss
not heavy. Partially insured.
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LOST. STRAYED. AND FOUND.
real ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY e.
i that large rWO-STORY- ADVERTISEMENT Lii
SUCCEED BRICK DWELLING No. Z3l ], south
, ide of Broad between INenty-ihird and Twenty
fourth streets. containing about nine rooms ktcb-
en-, gas. water. &c. Has been recently painted and
repaired, and is now occupied by good tenant and
yielding a fair rental. 4 small amount will be taken
in cash aud long time given on bllance.
ROBERT u. LYME,
lie 27-eodJt 1912 Main street.
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heath Of "COunt Johannes"

NEW YORK, December 81" George ihe
Count johannes" otherwise George Jones
the actor. died yesterday; aged slNty-hlhe'
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BLANKETS very cheap at CARDOzo, F.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LAS. MACDOUGALL, l0H 4. NJ, china, glass
ware house furnishing goods, &C.
ARCHER A. PHLEGAR, trustee, tanneiy and
sinrehOuse for sale.
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LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's UNDERwEAR yer
cheap at CARDOZO. + & CO.'S.
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W. ID. BLAIR & co. not only have the finest
Liquors of all kinds, hut their stock OF Ralsins'
CrOn, Almonds, Currants, and all Christmas g0o1s'
are unsurpassed in the city. They have just re-
ceived fine lot of Virginia Hams three years OLD.
You fitl their prices very 'ow aud the quality Of
their goods ALWAYS the best 100 Main street.
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STOeK-BROK Frs.

RICHMOND, January 4. 1850.
~ w. PURCELL.
~. STOCK b OK II.
The undersigned has opened an once ~ ms oIu
,snd ~ the Office of the Merchants and Mechanics
Insurance COMPANY, oext door to Purcell Ladd x
90 = ana offers mis- services 10 The pubnc lDr lne
pIiRCUkSE OF STOCKS, BONDS, ard all SOL
vent securities offered In This or any ether market
viii NEGOTIATE LOANS on REAL ESIA ~
ar other :, curities on commission. VIII bsy on
m.rgin STOCKS OF all kinds TAX-kkCEifABLE
COTPONS bOugh, and sold. .,,, ., -
solicit the patronage OF my o'u Hlehus an" s '.4e
p,Ibllc generally for continuance 81 ther N'oIs'
- generously bestowed In former years;
ia Lot =. w 4 y ~ 49, 100.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

BAD DREAMS, disturbed sleep, In digestio
stomach-ga all vanish before IloP BlTrERs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

~GisD TUREE-CENT STAMP for letters from
sportmcn In ali parts OF Ame.is~ vino hnva 49,
INV COLLAR. Price, with book Of instruction. by
mail. postpaid So. Address NJ. Won CULIN, Della
ware CITY, Del.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

THE FIRST Remember to date your let
tiers on and after to-day, for one year, 1880.
Also. that this being a legal holiday, the
banks, &c. Will he closed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

LARGE LOT LINEN GOODS very cheap at CAR
DOZo, FcURQUREAN & CO.'S.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 81, 1878.


PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 81, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Eugene Borda. Osborne, New Ork, pig
iron Old Dominion IrOn-W .,
Schooner Frank Pearson, -, New lOIh' s"'t'
Davenport x MOTIF. M H., ntit,iInhi,
coaI Richmond and Dauviilc raiiroad.
SchOOuers Edward Perry aud Energy anu slocps
poVana sweepstakes, ana :. j. Il!en BACK river
oysters. ,,.r
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United slate'
nail. merchandise. and passengers, IL Is. IaIuh
agent. 49, ,v,-,. r.r-ou.e pridge.
,orI Conn sIokes, A. Il. Goodman; vessel, Custl-
"lchnoner William Y. Gesner, Cubberly, Perm
.mhnv. railroad ties, Curtis & Parker
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia December Soth' schooner MARY
From New ork December 30th, schooner Liza
Babcock, Daux, and Thomas Il. Ben'Oh' hiher'
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. December 30.-Arrived: Schoontrs
w,IIism II KepzeI. Soper; EAa II. Barnes Arey'
carrie H. Lester, Pierce: Lilhe Mariofu,
a. w AlcoIt. French: lille falktnbnrg' Love
land. Emily II. DYER. Simple: Henry d. RaNihonu'
Cranmer: F. &. Knight, iuniley Marcus a; DAVIS
Long, aud n. l.. Havens- Pelree-from Nlrglnla.
NoaroIK. December 3l.-Arriyed Schooner
Marion, Hubbard, from Richmond
BY telegraph.
Now yoax. December STARVED ont: An
choxIa Euclid, Kalur, Willaad. Wild huh"r
George shOtten.