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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09
LOCAL MATTERS.
Fatal Railroad Accident.

PORTION OF SOUTH. BOUND FAsT-MA1f
TRAIN on THE PIEDMONT AIRLINE WRECK
ED-ESGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED.
The fast-mail train bound south on the
Piedmont Airline which left Richmond al
2:4J p. NJ. Friday met with a serious acci'
dent ABOUT IL O'Clock that night when near
| Lexington, ". e.. The train ran into a
rock-slide which had "slipDed" probably
from the tbaw, aud the engine, tender. and
posta-car were wrecked, aud The engineer,
Mike O'DonnelI (%hitel, and Wesley Gar
ret, fireman (colored). both OF Manchester.
were killed. The combination. mex; TO
the postal-car was somewhat damaged, but
the other cars escaped. None OF the pas
sengers were injured. Assistance was
speedily sent 10 the wrecked tram, and last
night the road was reported clear for the
passage Of the regular trains.
A dispatch from DanvilIe last night gives
the following version OF the accident
"Lost night the iast-mail tram going south
on the Richmond and Danville railroad.
white running very rapidly, ran into a rock
slide one and hail miles east OF LeXing-
ton, y. G.. The engine and United Stale,
postal.car were completely wrecked. The
baggage-car and all the passengercars, In
aged. The postal clerk, the baggage-master,
and several passengers were slightly injured.
Engineer Mike ODonDelI and his fireman
were Instantly killed. The track cannot be
cleared OF the wreck before night"
Mr. O'DOnneIl, the engineer, was very
popular young citizen Of Manchester. where
he has resided for several years past. He
married last sRiug the oldest daughter Of
Mr. Thaddeus w. Crow, an esteemed and
respected citizen Of that city and ex-presi-
dent Of the old Town Board Of Trustees.
He was a member Of Manchester Lodge, A.
i. ard A. NJ; lUdianola Tribe OF Red Men,
and OF Dale Lodge. Knights OF Honor. A
committee from each OF the lodges went
Yesterday morning 10 The scene OF The acct
dent to escort his remains 10 Manchester.
Some time last year Mr.. O'DOnnell injured
himself while getting upon his engine, and
was confined 10 his bed several weeks.
He was one OF the best eDgIn' ers on the
road. and The sad intelligence OF his sudden
death was a shock 10 his many friends.
The accident was Il severe blow 10 the fam
ily. particularly 10 his yOnng wife, and the
sympathy Of the community is with them
in their deep bereavement. His body will
reach here this morning. AID will be- taken
to hi, fathcr-in-hw's residence, on Twelfth
street near ibe Petersburg railroad.
Wesley Garrett, the fireman, was we'll
known coored citizen Of Manchester, aud
bad been running or the Danvllle road
some time. He was one Of the most trusted
iiremen on he IIue, and leaves a family.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-On Fri
day night last District Deputy Grand
Chancellor 8. T. Beach, assisted bv p. c.
Carr. OF Marshall Lodge, and =. e. New, OF
Jefferson Lodge, installed the following OF.
ticers OF Hines Lodge, No. II. knights Of
Pythias: =. g.. j. l.. Appersou Z. e.,
George G. jefferson V. c., w. ID. Snther-
land; p, j. II. Southall; NJ. OF f., w. IL.
CardoZo; NJ. OF r., r. l.. Courtney: X. Of
X. ana s, r. s. Denny; NJ. at A., r. E.
Cox; !. G., f. b. Thaw; D. e., q. w.
Smoot. This lodge is IN fiourisbing con-
dition. and has a membership Of about 100.
AT regular meeting Of Aurora Lodge.
No. 116, ]. o. o. F., held in their bail. tue
following officers were duly installed by X.
5. Valentine, district deputy grand master.
assisted by Past Grands Mote, HudUaIl, and
James Samuel II. Cottrell, noble grand;
j. w. White, yicc-grand; Jonn j. Sulll-
van, recording secretary; w. j. Mcdowell,
fnaI cial secretary; George w. Fuller, irea-
surer; Lorenzo Grady, Jr., chaplain; +.
l.. Levy. warden; l.. Aubel, Conductor;
George W. Smthers. right supporter 10
noble grand: Charles T.. Tayl lor, left sup.
porter 10 noble grand; Albert White, in
side guardian; A. ID. Thurman, outside
guardian j. r. Green, right scene support
A. 7. Lee, left scene support, and James Z.
Oliver, Jr., past grand.
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The peculiar plot of shis the most ingenious OF all
the wonderful PLAYS of tbe divine bard may he fully
understoed by a careful p-rusal Of the TO lowing
beautiful language spoken IN Act l., Scene d. OF the
Comedy of Errors. oy the aged merchant Econ:
"KGEOS: In Syracuse lYas born, sSd wed unto
a woman, happy bat for He. With hr lived In
10Y; our slIh increased by prosperous trac. MI
my fathers death drew me tlnwi'liDgiy 10 Epidam-
nan. There We hsd not btea long, but she became
Joyful mother of Two goodIy sons, and. strange TO
hear, The one iihe The othes they hardly 6y our
selves could be dslil gui he'd. That very heur, aud
delivered Of such burdeD-male twins, bOab alike.
I hese-lor their parents were exceedingly poes--l
bought, and brough: up TO att,nd my sons" &c.
etc.
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The Free Bridge.--A; q meeting OF the
Guy Council held Friday night Councilman
Shotwell offered the following resolution
relative 10 The Free bridge, which was
unanimously adopted.
Resotosd, That the James-River Bridge
Commissioners be requested to make in
quirv as TO the safety OF said bridge. and II
~ their judgment IL seems unsaic for travel
thew shall &C once put up q notice on the
bridge that II will be closed after thirty DAYS.
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ROBSON AND CRANE.-rhese justly-ceIe-
brated actors, who may be truly called
kings OF comedy, will delight our theatre
goers thi, week. Thursday evening they
appear in Joseph Bradford's famou, COM
edv "Our Bachelors Mr.. Robson as
bangle the Bald" and Sir. Crane a.
"Jowler the jolly" Friday tOey will p,e
sent the entirely-original American comedy
entitled "Sharps and Flats" This play
was written expressly for these actors, and
has been drawing immense audiences in
Baltimore during the past week. And st
urday evening they will conclude the en-.
gagement here in Shakspeale's charming
Comedy of Errors" A matinee viii be
given on Saturday.
The presence Of these wonderfuIy.clever
comedians in Richmond VIII be lifting Oc-
casion for the great Theatre gald.week Of
the season. With two such celebrated
actors. assisted by a fine company, our pe0-
pie have truly great treat in store for
them, and the Theatre Will doubtless he
crowded with delighted audiences during
their stay here. BOX-sheet for reserved
seats will be opened on Tuesday morning
at o o'clock at Ramos 4 Moses and at the
Theatre.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. the regular
annual meeting Of The Richmond Grays the
following non. commissioned officers were
elected for The ensuing year: james +. ry-
Ter, first sergeant; T.. l.. Spence second
sergeant; Il. e. Garrison, third sergeant ;
William Gibson, fourth sergeant; j. ID.
Crawford, fifth sergeant; james +. Han.
kins, first corporal; f. e. Drew, second
corporal; Pryor Davis. third corporal |;
George Slief, fourth corporal; Z. l..
Spence. treasurer; II. l.. Rees. secretary.
Several active members were added 10 the
roll
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END OF THE "WEEK or PRAYER "-YoUyG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION MEETING
The congregation assembled ut the Seventh
Street Christian churcD yesterday evening
was a large one considering the weather,
and the meeting, conducted by Rev. j. II.
Tyler, one OF interest and power. The
topic for the evening was "Chri-tmn Mis-
siOns and the Conversion OF the World"
Mr. Tyler made an earnest, pointed, and
effective address, in which he emphasized
the power OF prayer in the work of ibe
worlds cOnversion-praye that "tbe Lorn
OF the harvest" may raise and qualify
preachers and bless their work.
Rev. L. L. WaldrOp, Rev. DR.. Starr, Rev.
DR.. Preston. Rev. Dr. Peterson, R,v. j. u.
Tyler. and Rev. DR.. Read led in PRAYER.
A conference Of ministers and Others in
terested decided that although the " Week
OF Prayer" appointed by the Evangelical
Alliance had closed, these meetings should
90 on next week, and Mr. LyOAs announced
that the melting MOndiy evening will be
held in the Grace-Sireet Presbyleriin
church, and conducted by Rev. Or. Starr.
He requested that the ministers announce
this from their pulpts, and ask prayer for
The meetings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

COUNTY SUPERINTENDLNTs APPOINTED
The following appointments OF county su.
periniendenis of schools have been made
by the Board Of Education: Colonel w. D.
Tavlor, for Page county. rice II ". III. NJ.
Wharton, resigned; William :. III lie, Esq.
for Grayson county, uice Colonel Fielding
r. Cornet. resigned; C,loDeI Robert p.
Carson. for Washington county, Uice Rev.
A. l.. Hogshrad, deceased.
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THE WEATHER--MORE SNOW. There are
now at This writing three SHOWS on the
ground and another in progress. the first
having fallen on the 20ih December, nine
teen davs ago, and the Others following be-
fore the first bad melted. The fields IN the
country are still covered. though ii has
mostly disappeared from our streets. YES
terday the weather was colder. cloudy. and
very raw, with every appearance OF falling
weather. which we had betaeeD 8 and 8
O'Clock. This last snow will give increased
belief In Vennor's predictions, as he said
that there would be ga blockade OF snow
III the United States on The 9Th and 9Th OF
January"
Strange as II may seem to many, there has
been very little ice harvested in This section.
The weather, as all Know. was very cold,
and ice formed on the ponds to ibe thickness
OF five inches or more, but before 1t could
be housed there cane on those two storms
OF hail and snow. covering il 10 the depth
Of ten inches and rendering 1t unfit for
handling. Once in the houses, it would
keep quite well, but exposure 10 the warm
summer weather would cause it 10 melt so
rapidly as 10 make it scarcely worth the
handling.
The writer remembers several times TO
have seen private ice bOuses in The country
filled with snow when all prospects OF an
ice harvest had failed, which served TO keep
milk, butter, fresh meats, &c, cool and
sweet. but would not bear removal from
the house.
Snow commenced falling here last night
between and 9 O'clock. but il stopped
after short time. AT midnight, however,
it was still cloudy and very threatening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

SALE or REAL EsrATE.-Me srs. X. b.
Cbaflin a. Co., real estate agents. sold yes
tfrdsy the farm owned by Mr.. Wright, and
known as Reedy Branch, Dear Fort Hirri-
son, eight miles below Richmond, and
containing two hundred and seven acres,
for %, 100 cash. TO Mr. j. NJ. sunday, Of
Cumberland county, Pa.
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CHAINED IL FETrERs OF GOLD Mr.. VII.
liam Joseph, OF this cry, press room mana.
ger for Mr. Lawrence LOtIier, was tbe re
cipient yesterday Of a beautiful gola ch iin,
presented by the male employees OF his DE-
partment as token Of regard Tor mis- uni.
form kindness and impartial dealing with
Them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

DIED FROM HIS INJURIES MIR Eddie W.
Moore, who was so badly hurt by beng
thrown from a sleigh on Tbursda' last near
Bethlehem church, in Henrico county, di'
yesterday morning from the effects OF the
injuries he then received. He was the son
Of Mr.. James Moore, OF Henrico, and was
in his twenty-second year. His funeral
will take place from his fathers residence
O.moTrOw afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

LADY Of harianua. Fla. wfiies: ~ applied
toa physician here for prescription for >,ck Head
ache. with which ! have been afflicted macy years.
lie recommended TUFTS PILLS. They acted like
q charm. can now attend 10 nv school without
any pain or Inconvenience. Il l. the bes, medicine
have ever taken. May you meet with the reward
you deserve ANNA JEHgINa,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

DR.. HAwTHORNE's LECTURE AT Mozart
lIal on Tuesday evening this able speaker
Will analyZe and illustrate the Interesting
subject OF eloquent Oratory" by de-crl.
bing the famous men OF modern and ancenr
times who have had some elements OF etfec
i've oratory, and also that restricted class OF
eminent persODs vino have combined all
these dement's in themselves. 1t cannot
fail to interest.
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Smnlu.Pox-TO the Public.

RICHMOND, january 8. 1881.
Smallpox prevails, as ascertain, in cities
north, south, east, and west OF u. FortU-
ba,eIy we have been exempted for several
years. owing TO the enlightened poiicy
shown by our City Council IA furnishing
such liberal iaeiliies for vaccination. Manv
years have elapsed since this was done
during that time, however, facilities have
been afforded by the authorities ut two
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REM MOV Al.

ID DEMOV ALL naye renewed nv paint =
III hpp to $40 EAST FRANKLIN STRE.T,
u here l would Ice 10 receive OTdsrs from m ,
friends aud cnsppTers for PA NTI<tp, KAL>O-
MINING. COIoRING. ROOt-PattTING,n nEW
and OLD c. A/tNG. or anything IN the painting
tine. J aDking my foriBpr friends and customers
for their pisr pa rOuagr. would be plea a 10 see
them at ? 10 east Franklin street. ja g-eodIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

MINER & ROoNEY CONBINATION.-T
large novelty company VIII appear at the
Theatre on Tuesday ard Wedne>d day eve
nings of this week. Every member OF the
combination Is ~aId to be fine artist in hi.
or her particular line Of bu Ine.s. Their
entertainment Is said TO be brimful OF fun,
and they will doubtless be we'll patronized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
threatening, with snow and hail at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o A. NJ, 80 /;
Q A. NJ, 80; noon. 30; p. NJ, "a; p.
NJ, 80; midnight. 90.
Mean temperature, 323.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

Police COURT. The following cases were
disposed Of at the Police Court ypSterd y
morning by Police-Justice ID. e. Richard
son:
Edward Robinson (cOIored), charged with
embezzling and fraudulently converting ID
his own use SO, the property Of Edward
Randolph, was found guilty, and punished
with fifteen stripes.
George Robinson (coloreD was given ten
la>hps for stealing cOalfrOm the Chesapeake
and Ohio Riilroad Company.
Lewis Burwc!l (coiored) was found guilty
of stealing one beef-heart from James Bra
dy, and sentenced 10 be punished with ten
lashes.
James Goldman was sent on TO the grand
Jury for shooting Henry lIustin.
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Entered at the Post-Ofhce At Richmond, Va, al
second-class matter.l
WEATHER REPORT.

States, noriheriy to easterly winds. falling
barometer. stationary or a slight fall in
temperature, increasing cloudiness, and
snow o. rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

AFRAGRASr BREATH Is always pleasure, uud d
you can have 1t by using MEADE ( BAKERS de-
hcious CARBOLIC MOUTH " ASH Vt destroys rhe
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
cay,d teeth. aud speedily stores them n healthy
cor dtion. Price. hfty cents a bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

ScHooL.-The following is list Of the pu
pills on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
High.school for the past week: Senior
ClasS-None. intermediate Ally Car
ringfon, Kate Dunkcl. Annie ElmOre, Bes
sic IIOsc, Irene LoyensteiD. Sadie McGIl'
vray, Rosa SIIamOn>ky. Intermedat b
Lillian Pace. Byrd Reeve, Ida Ware. Jn'
nor A-AIice Hamilton, Nora Sbeppers0n
Carrie WhitmOre, George Paul. Junior
B-Rosa Bowles, Julia Craver. Lillian Oil
liam, Annie L. Iludgins, Amelia Hu zer,
Jennie Jones, LeSsie kimbrougb, kttit
Morris, Carrie Straus, Mary Sweeney
Blanche Taylor.
Attendance for the week, 92 per cent.
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RESUMPTION OF JAMEs-RivER TRAvEL.--
The steamer Ariel will arrive here from
Norfolk on next Tuesday afternoon aud
leave here on Wednesday morning al 6:30.
resuming her regular schedule, which was
suspended on account Of the ice. blockade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

SERVICE FOR EAr-MUTEs. AT the after
noon service in the Monumental church to-
dav (39 o'clOck). the Rev. Job Turner, a
missionary OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church 10 the deaf. mules Of The SouIb, VIII
interpret The service and sermon in the
sisn.laneuage. These services by Mr.. Tur.
uer are always very interesting, and bl.
work should command the hearty encour
agement Of all speaking and hearing people.
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To pake the hands smooth, 10 keep the lip .
from chappng, there il nothing better han this
excellent preparation. Now That the coli weather
has set In every body should have some OF IL.
Prepared by Z. ROBERTS BAKER, uruggisf, No..
g 3 Main Stree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

Colonel William Marshall Anderson.
brother OF Naior Robert Anderson, Of Fort
Sumter fame, died Fridty ut Ciselevliie,
Obi0; aged seyenty.three years.
Captain Eds has arrived at 81. Louis
en- route for Washington, where he will pre-
sent bis plans for an interoceaDIc ship rail-.
way 10 Congress.
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B. r. PURYFAR anG.M A. CAUTHORNR. Execu-
tors. al Henrict court. house, farm OF 10 AZ 100
GRUB8S 3 WILLIAMS, l2 W.. tract Of Isni In
low rend OF HenrIco county.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. A. T. W.. two frame
nM.llinys on Z fe. NH sIrl eI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

PURCELL, LADD CO.'S EMULSION OF Cop-
LIVER OIL Is guaranteed pure sud free from aka
lles. Il bulbs up the weakened system. Try II
Fifty cents per bottle. Al druggists keep it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

BLANKETS can bc had cheaper at LEVY BRo-
TIERS than elsewhere. They also show large 10 /
OF CoDfortabl,s Of their own manufacture. These
Comfortlbes are handmade, and are illed with
pure cotton.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 TIENTl n. HOWITZtRS! = A,n
~ Assemble az your armOry 10 NOR GVT
ROW tMOBe3yl NIGHT st < O'cI'ck '49tt
pi"npi, Ia fulL dTe,s uniform, with siCe- sSsizs
sfns. fD- inspection and drlll. By cOmmano of j..
D. BosHER. Captain. Il. LORRAINE,
"a = II Frs Sergeant.
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THE RIVER The river rose about two
and One-balf feet yesterday. bur there were
no fears of any serious fresnet. The ice
was pretty well was he'd out.
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THE BIG REDUCTIONS made ia the prices 2
Dre's Goods At LEVY BROTHERS, will sstonish
many. but they are determined 10 cose out the ir
stock. and expect to lose some money In doing 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

SKATING on THE BAsIN.-The cold wea.
ther OF Friday night was such hat he basin
was hard frozen again Saturday morning,
and skating there was resumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

VI. ELLYsoS & co., advertising agents. irsert ADJ
ye'iisem"nts IN oil OF the NEWSPAPERS OF the United
states At publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
DGtch co1D'ing-room VIII receive prompt atten-
tan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

EXPERIENCE HAS PROVEN IHAT PURCELL
LADD CO.'S Emulsion of COd-Iiyer Oh has 40
| superior. Take no Other asa fubslltuie. For saie
Oy all druggists. Prize. 80 cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES will be held
in the Second Baptist church every night
bis week. conducted by the distinguished
Virginia evangelist Rev. j. +. Hutson.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED ny
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPONINg DENTI-
fRICE. which will sDet diy remove incpient tartar
and scurf Price, fify cents q box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

DON'T Buy YOUR CARPETS. OIL.CLOTPs, and
RUGS until you have seen LEVY BROTHERS stork.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

WHEREVER USED, PURCELL, LADD h CO.'S
Emulsion OF Cod Liver on has given entire satisfac-
tion. Price, 80 cents. At al drugstores. Take no
sub Il ute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ~ the
DISPATCH PRlSrING-IiOusK. Good WORK. .ow
Drlces. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:3O,
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:3O,
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:so

TUESDAY ut o A. n. At The Theatre and at Ramos
4 Moses. su,Tu&ThS.
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SHOOTING MATcH.-Tnere will be shoot
Ing match for 6ne btercb.Ioadiny gun on
ButIfT's EiII at 2 O'Clock tomorrow.
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"B SELECT" wHIsKEY at s3 a gallon.
"Monirose" Whiskey at 80 a gallon.
alpha whisk.y Al t2. so a gallon.
"Aah~r" waiskey at " q gallon.
"Duck Creek " Whlskey ~ el.5O 4 gallon.
W. n. BLAIR q CO., llO9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

HUsTINGs COURT.-The hustings Court
was engaged yesterday in trying the case OF
George Lewis (co!ored), charged with felo'
niously shooting John Miller and his SON.
OTTO Miller. He was found guilty and
sentenced TO be confined in the penitentialy
five years.
The civil docket will be called tomorrow
and the grand jury meets Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09

LADIES, pELIcArE AND FEEBLE.
II yoa wish 10 v healthy aud beautifully take Col.
deus LIgsiG'e LIouip BEEF.
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DfS,IDENDS.

o. fICE CIIY fIBE-lNsURANCE COMPANY,l
RICHMOND, VA, January Z, 1851.
IlEk BOARDOf DIRECTORS OF THIS
q ,t,lMPANl have hi, dSS declared DIVE
ptND or THREE PtR CENT free Of IaX),
1Slabe TO The stocAhoIoers on an0 afler ,he ljth
HssIi. r. e. MEADE,
y'S-lOf SectetaFV.
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I.EC1UR
STAR COURSE ENTERTAINMENTS,

SrAR COURSE ENTEBT AlNMENTS.
A NFW LECTURE. rLOpUE\T ORAIo-
RY" At ZNki UAtt. 1tt>pAl tLE'
NING,J JANUARY II. 1851. ~ REN. w. HAW-
TUpRNI ID. ~. who l. htH's,ifa fine illustration
Of his atlrsr i've ui5cct. sDd hence most capab'c
of ,is treatment Inns Snit ndd ora'lOn - new.
u,xer before dtnstr,d IN iatlic. Snd viii anOfd 10
h{S hearers TarN' Cpi0Vmeit and enihca'ion His
eIcgant eOcuit0n. sapcIt voice. ana Thrilling elo-
orence-s, he S,cab>. NO r TsNd'-iromise an enter
tslnr,nt seldom n1ovet,. ~ ptelanng tblS lecture
~ Ia, been va a., IRA" element. and has flowed
nnsn II his btSt powers. Proceeds for benevolent
.oxfSSIoS: Single tickets soc. TWO for 75c.,
,br, Tor Al. spec ~ iaies 10 scrools. 1irkCts at
Jnbpston's, alS Mslu street. and thr hail door,
al
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