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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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~ DON'T BE ALARMED,
THE REMEDY Is AT HAND.
guarantee TO cure every case Of
LEVY on THs BRAIN"
even the most obstinate ones
ARE BOUND TO YIELD.
Owing to the rapid increase Of the dissass q
LEVY ON THE BRAIN"

Owing to the rapid increase Of the disease of
LEVY ON THE BRAIN"
the undersigned found It necessary TO procure
new 10. Of REMEDIES which have come 10
hand
Handsome French Merino, al colors, stsi, worth
o. 50; Plain and Striped Mohairs st soc., sold st
SOC. At the beginning Of the season Bslmorai
Skirts for children at sl, would be ehsap 1t eiso;
Striped Debaigs at 2sc., Embroidered Linen Col.
lars at 81 per dozen, worth -; Handsome Needle.
worked Collars at soc., worth 81 Worked Bands.
two yards in piece at 7sc, sl sifs, o. and ~
all Of which are worth double the money; Hand
some Embroidered Sets Of Collars and Gums al 7sc.,
worth 81 so Heavy Mackansw Blankets weight.
eight pounds). at $3.50; large stock OF Dress
Goods at reduction Of Is per cent; Cloth ssques'
Circulars, and Bssques at reduced prices; Bal.
moral Skirts at ~ 50. worth $3.50; Linen Hand
kerchisfs at o. SO per dozen; large reductioni In
all kinds OF Hoods, Breakfast shawls, and Nubiss;
White Flannel at IS. 80, and aSc.; Heavy Grey and
Red Twilled Flannel at $50; Canton Flannels at
IS, 20. and 25c.; and many other articles too
numerous to mention. all to be sold at reduced
prices, at LEVY BROTHERS.
Successors to Jacob A. Levy,
dsu-ts No. Is Main street.
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'9irbmond 1ispattlt
"a, 1866.
auction Sales This Day.

REGNAULT Il co. will sell AT 10 o'clock A. NJ.
valuable assortment Of household and kitchen
furniture and miscellaneous goods.
HARRISON, GoDDIN < APPERsoN will sell nj
u o'clock p. NJ. three beautiful lots on the
north eide Of Marshall street between First and
Adams.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at a o'clock p
n. a valuable lot on the south side OF Marshall
street between Eighth and Ninth.
LEWIS A. PHELPS, trustee, will sell at IL O'Clock
NJ. brick dwelling house and lot on Hull
street in Manchester.
SAMPSON JONES, JR., 4 co. will sell at No.
Fifteenth street, commencing at loi o'clock A
M, large assortment of groceries, wines, IL
quors, &c.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at the foundry oi
Kahl b Rahm, at IL NJ, q four horse engine
ard boiler; also, Q No. fan blower, three feet
IN diameter.
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RESTORATION OF THE HAIR.-That we'll
known citizen Mr.. n. Ezekiel has again
brought forward his Virginia Hair Resto-
rer, whose goodly Offices have been some
what interrupted by the late war. The
many friends of his preparation are glad
to hail their old friend once more. 1t is
a pity he could not have begun few months
earlier. What delightful thing it would
be to great numbers whose heads are now
bald and "slck as a peeled onion TO
celebrate this Christmas with full head
of hair Well, gentlemen, this can't be
helped now; but you may get ready
the next Christmas, if you only have a
little faith. Ezekiel's Restorer is first
rate article for the hair, even when there
is no badness. 1t stops the falling out,
and gives the "dead head new life, keep
ing it fresh and green in advanced age.
Ezekiel has found the right preparation.
None peed look old now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING oP THE CRY CoUSCIL.-An
adjourned meeting of the City Council was
held in the City Hall Saturday evening for
the purpose of considering the practica-
bility of extending the time of the pay
ment Of taxes to the 18th of January
Present. Messrs. Mcfarland, president }
Lee, Smith, Scott, Epps, Griffin, Taylor,
Crutchfield, Saunders, Mason, Clopton.
The Payment Of 1areS.
The Council at its last meeting received
a report from the Committee of Finance
upon the subject Of adjournment Of the
time for the payment of the city taxes
from the 1st to the 18th Of January to-
gether with resolution extending the
time as recommended. 1t was also pro-
vided that payment of the interest on the
city debt should, in consequence of this
extension, be in like manner extended.
The question was put before the Coun-
Gil on yesterday, and, after considerable
discussion, decided in the affirmative by a
vote of to 4.
Mr.. Saunders offered an ordinance ex-
tending the time of the advertisement of
the sale of the property of delinquent tax
payers from the 1st of February to the lst
of March, in consequence of the adjourn
ment of the payment. Under suspension
of the rules this ordinance was read for the
first, second, and third times, and passed.
The Sednleo'S Bethel.
A communication from MesSrs. A. Y.
Stokes and W. F. Taylor, trustees of the
Seamen's Bethel, asking the appointment
of committee Of three to confer with
them on matters concerning the Bethel,
was read to the Council and MesSrs. Saun-
ders, Scott, and Taylor appointed as the
committee.
The Council, after the consideration and
correction ofs several discrepancies that had
been overlooked in the revision of the ordi-
nances, adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

GEMS OF Arrive have no hesitation In say
ing, and we say IT. boldly" that the largest and
only mammoth camera in the State of Virginia is
at the Art Palace, No 1911 Main street. and IL any
doubts that the finest porcelain pictures known
to the art may be seen here, We have only to ask
them to be convinced by personal inspection, as
we have been. During the holidays, the many visi-
tors from the country respectfully invited to
visit the cart Palace and sec the collection Of
pictures which have ELECTED such praises from all
parts. ANDERSON announces his intention TO be
first in his profession. he refers to his work, and
by that he compels the admiration OF the public.
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CHRISTMAS GOoDs.-RandOlph and Eng
lish have Just received for the holidays a
large assortment of books for the juveniles,
fine London editions of standard works and
the poets. Thay have also Bibles, Catho-
lie and Protestant prayer books, photo
graph albums, etc. Prizes pertumed
note paper and envelopes, put up in the
neatest little boxes, make handsome and
useful present for lady friends" Give
these well-known and highly esteemed
booksellers call. 1t is a treat to look at
their stock.
Of course everybody wants jelly, and
Messrs. Meade & Baker and l.. Wagner
have on hand Coxe's sparkling gelatine, to
make it with without eggs or boiling.
Turkies are Indispensable to Christ
mas dinner, and MeSsrs. cambridge & An
derson will receive fifty fine fresh fellows
this morning.
S. S. Lewis has the best Of boots and
shoes pair of which would make USE
full and acceptable present tor friend.
Turner, the news dealer, has magazines
for 1867 for presents.
What more appropriate Christmas pre-
sent for a sweetheart than a bouquet oi
flowers, the emblems of peace and love.
Orders for them can be left with MeSSrs,
Allan & Johnson, 1906 Main street, or at
the Abernethy garden, on Grace street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

York RIVER RAILROAD.-The work on
this important road, which has been for
some time suspended, is about to be re-
sumed under new contractors, and will In
the course of a few months be completed.
We stated a short time since that VII
liams, the former contractor, had lnstl-
tuted suit against the company in Judge
Underwood's court at Alexandria. This
suit has been done away with, and the
affairs of the company adjusted. i,
The contract was given to Williams, ana
he had a given time in which to complete
his work. In the mean time no steps could
be taken by the company toward urging IL
forward. In short time after the time
of contract had expired, the work was de-
clared abandoned, and efforts were made
10 get a new contract. On Saturday the
energetic president of the company, Mr..
Dudley, succeeded in effecting a contract
with Major Thomas r. Brayton & Co. to
finish the road to the White House by the
Ist of March, and to West Point by the Isl
of April. Messrs. Brayton & Co. are
spoken of as men Of energy, integrity, and
means; and it is confidently expected that
they will complete their work by the
stipulated time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

BURGLARr.-An effort was made to force
an entrance into the drug store of Robert
p. Southall, Main street, on last Saturday
night between the hours Of ii and IL
O'Clock, by throwing with great violence a
heavy piece of granite against large pane
of glass in one of the front doors, breaking
it into countless atoms, and falling with
terrific crash upon the floor near the
counting-room, in which Mr.. Lyell was re-
posing at the time, who was instantly
aroused, and doubtless hindered the bur-
glar, by his presence, from making farther
demonstrations. The oStenSiblc object OF
the burglar was, first, to ascertain by this
novel mode of tactics if he could surprise
Mr.. Southall, and then rifle his store OF
money, valuable drugs, ETC.; but in this he
was completely foilcd, for Mr.. Southall
never leaves his post without leaving
sentry equally as vigilant as himself upon
it, and that supported by fierce maStiit,
and one constantly on the alert.
This is not the first attempt we have re-
corded lately of this unique mode of bur-
glary, and sincerely trust, for the good OF
all, that the party or parties may be soon
brought to grief by our efficient police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

THE FAIR AND FESTIVAL at the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church presents one of the
most attractive means Of spending a plea
SAINT and useful evening that the residents OF
that section of the city and suburbs have
had for some time. The ladies are polite and
attentive; the tables are bountlfully sup
piled with toys, nick-nackS, &C.; the jelly
and ice-cream are first rate; and the sup
per will tempt the palate of the greatest
epicure. When it is considered that you
get the worth of your money for every
article which you buy, and that this money
is to be expended in the beautifying of the
church edfce, no one will refuse to invest
small portion of his funds with these ladies.
The lady managers of the fair have had
on two evenings some very fine singing. a
Young gentleman we'll known for his musi-
cal talent sang on Saturday night Il sacred
piece and some chaste and beautiful songs
with very fine effect. While listening to
the inspiring notes Of the Marseillaise
HYMN we ceased to wonder at the magical
power which it always eXcrts over body
of Frenchmen. Tonight it will be sung
by a company Of amateur performers who
have volunteered their services in aid of
this cause. They will sing many other ap-
propriate pieces and good pianist has
also been provided, who will play some of
the most popular airs of the day. This of
itself should draw large crowd, and ne
one should break his heart by staying
away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

GENERAL SCHoFIELD's STAFF.-The fol-
lowing officers are announced as now COM
prising General Schofeld's staff: Brevet
Colonel S. F. Chaffin, assistant adjutant-
general; Brevet Brigadier- General A. ?
Blunt, chief quartermaster Brevet Co.
lionel George Bell, chief commissary of sub,
sistence Brevet Colonel George Gibson,
Jr., acting assistant acknowledgement
Brevet Major G. r. Layton, acting Judge
advocate /; Brevet Major Edward X. Perry
commissary of musters; and First Lieu.
tenants j. L. Rathbone and William Ennis
aides -de-camp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

RoBBERY.-On Friday night last, while
Mr.. J. NJ. Rowe's family were attending
the Methodist Sunday School Fair, some
thief entered his house and carried away
more than half of his glass and crockery--
ware. The robbery was not discovered
until yesterday at dinner time, when extra
crockery was needed, and it was found
missing. Moral Let not this misfortune
of Mr.. Rowe prevent you from going to the
Fair, but be careful to secure all the bolts
and locks about the house before you go.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC-DEcEABER y.
sun rises 7.lSI Moon rises.......... So,
sun sets............. 4i2 High tids..A. M. 8ls 4
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER ?? AMI

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 2? ASD23
Schooner Armada, Vanberger, Baltimore, mer-
chandise J. Willis.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer.
chaudise and passengers, ID. w. Currie.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
schoonerS. w Lewis, Crowell, Norfolk, light.
Schooner. Cornelia, Noyes, Baltimore, slaves,
Mchowan Curtis.
Mckowan Curtis.
Schooner Diamond State, Cary, Norfolk, light.
Schooner Sarah Vaughn, Vaughn, New YORK.
ria lower James river, TO load wood.
BELOW.
Schooner Ida L., Forbes, Philadelphia, beating
up. -
Schooner Alexander Blew, Dill, from Boston for
Richmond put into New York on the I'D with
portion of her crew badly frosthitt.n.
Schooner Ashland, Burton, arrived In Norfolk on
the 2lst instant.
Steamship Brazilian, Captain Barron, from Liver.
pool ria Boston and Philadelphia, arrived in Nor
folk on the 2lst instant The Brazilian is three
combined power OF 800 horses She is 2s4 feet long
80 feet beam, and twenty eight feet hold, and was
built at Millwall county, Middlesex, England,
in 1882 and belongs 10 the British and American
Steam Navigation Company OF London. She Is
bark. rig 2ed, and said to be a smart sailer.
Schooner Mabee, Caldwell, sailed from Phila-
delphia for Richmond on the 22d instant.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, December 23.-Arrived, steamers
Moneka, from Charleston; Virginia, from Will
mngtoD N. c.. Fimgchuy, from New Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AT THE Me-
THoD1sT FAIR.-The American Quartetle
Club, composed of Messrs. II. Schultz, first
tenor; J. D. Redford, second tenor; r.
G. Alien, alto; S. D. Chamberlayne, basso,
assisted by MeSSrs. IL. ". Lubbock, c. d.
Mervin, and several young ladies, have
kindly volunteered to give free concert
tonight at the fair now being held at the
new store in Donnan's block.
A rare treat to lovers of music is offered,
and plenty of good things may be found for
sale by the fair ladies'" Go and see
them
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.v TO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND

EZERIELs VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER, the
only HAIR TONIC which has given satisfaction 10
thousands of ladies and gentlemen who have used
It. Read the certificates Of ladies OF our city, well
known to ALL and you will be satisfied that 1t hthe
only hair tonic that is perfectly reliable:
RICHMOND, December II, 1855.
Mr.. NJ Ezekiel Dear sir,-After asevere attack
OF chils last summer, my hair fell out In large
quantities A friend recommended your HAlk
RESTORER After using 1t but short time found
that nv hair had not only ceased to fall out, but
discovered that new hairs were growing. 1t has
never out since, and Is as strong as ever As
{ have tried q good many I" hair restorers" las
thew were calledl before using yours without de-
irving the slightest benefit therefrom,l with plea
sure make this statement as an act OF justice ootn
10 Won and 10 those similarly situated to myself.
MRs.sE. A. MoIEs.
CHuRcH HILL, RICHMOND, May 80 1892
This is to certify that have used EZEklEL's
VIRGINIA HAIR REsTORER, and have been
greatly benefited by the use Of IL. was perfectly
bald for three years. have used nine bottles and
nv hair is now growing finely.
ADELIsg RUSSELL BRowS.
For sale by all druggists. Price, 81 per bottle.
Orders addressed to
de Is N. BIEhiEL, box zs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

AT HOME ONCE MoRB.-Mr. PETER T. GIBBS,
vhilom OF extended fame as a daguerreotypisi in
both Richmond, Petersburg, and Lynchburg, has
again embarked in the business At the famous
:. old Whitehurst Gallery" on Main near Pif-
teenth street, the Oldest stand, II we mistake not
In virginia Mr.. GIBBS has q host Of personal
friends here, and we announce to them tina, he
has now every facility for taxing all styles Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

Photographic pictures in the highest perfection,
and he will be glad to furnish them, as OF old,
equal II not superior TO any In this place. He Is
in comfortable, neat, and tasty apartments; has
not lavished money upon paint and paper furni-
ture and carpets, but TO bis old Virgnisn friends
he will gladly extend welcome as hearty, and
furnish work as good. as car be found anywhere.
he can afford to work cheaper since he has not
launched ont into expenses, and his aim will be TO
give perfect satisfaction at q living profit In
humble rather than paiatal quarters. His pictures
are not to be excelled.
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BINFORD's HAT STORE, I4os MAIN

aE BINFORD's HAT STORE, 140s MAIN
STREET, A FEW DOORS BELOW PEARL toR
FOURTEENTH STREET, IN THE HOUSE
KNOWN AS THE "DIME HOTEL" AND NEXT
DOOR TO ALIENS HAT sTORE.-All the HATS
In this establishment are new and fresh thsving
been bought in the last few days. and OF the latest
styles. good assortment OF WOOL HATS, suits-
Bile for the country trade; asplendd assortment OF
FANCY HATS, for young men and boys; BLACK
SOFT HATS In great variety. Also, CANES OF the
latest make, and UMBRELLAS.
Captain WILLIAM II. MAXWELL, formerly OF
the canal packet line, is engaged In this house.
and would be pleased to see his friends.
no 2l-lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

NJ. GARcIS's TOILET SOAPS, manufactured In
this city during the early part Of the war will be
remembered by all who used them as very sredi-
table productions OF his factory for that period.
The Monte Christie shaving, and the Honey, Al
mond, Toilet, and other soaps for the toilet, now
turned out from his factory are equal to any soaps
made in this country, and We are told are sold by
Messrs. CHARLES T. WoRTHAx & Co., his whole
sale agents. at prices that are entirely satisfactory
to the trade. We trust that they will receive large
orders from all parts OF the South for N. GARcISs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

CHICKEN AND FUEL RoBBERY.-The cell
lar Of the residence of Mr.. J. III. Camp
bell was broken open on Friday evening
last, and nearly all of his fowls and most
of his fuel stolen. This is the second time
within the last twelve months that Mr..
Campbell has been robbed, and he wishes
all thieves to know that should they re-
turn they will find but little worth carrying
away; and if they do find anything he will
get up and take it away from them. He
requests the robber of his house on Fri
day night to bring his wood-saw back. No
questions will be asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

A Cold RIpE.-On Friday evening, as
the train from Richmond reached Peters
burg, small boy jumped from the truck
under a car, and upon being questioned
as to what he was doing, he started oil at
full run. He was covered with frozen mud
from head to foot. 1t appears that ne
had ridden on the truck all the way to
Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

FIRE.-On Saturday night last a fire
broke out in kitchen in the rear of the
Ballard House, which was occupied as a
dwelling by negroes, and before it could
be prevented, the entire building, together
with some adjoining out-buildings and an
other kitchen, occupied also by negroes,
were entirely destroyed. The fire was
caused by the bursting of stove, which
had been overheated in the absence of the
inmates. Everything in the house was
destroyed. The house first fired was in
sured, but the rest of the property was
not. We were unable to learn the names Of
the owners of the property or the amount
of their losses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

REMovAL.-It will be seen from their notice, In
another column, that the popular insurance agents
Messrs Thomas NJ. ALFRIEyD 4 Son have re-
moved to their new and elegant Office, No. so?
Main street. where they will be pleased to furnish
everybody with irst-csss fire, marine and life in
surance policies in the best companies in the coun-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

PARpoSs.-The Governor on Saturday
pardoned II. Byrd Lewis, sentenced by THE
Circuit Court of King George county to
the penitentiary for three years and six
months for the killing of DR.. Rose Robert
Campbell, negro, sentenced in King George
to six months Imprisonment in the county
Jail for hog-stealing and Jesse and Solo
mon Vaughan, in Jail in Princess Anne
county awaiting sentence for misdemeanor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

HUsTTNGs CoURT-JUDGE Lyons PRES1-
DING.-In this court on Saturday John
Jones, negro, was tried for felony, and sent
to the penitcntiary for three years.
After the disposal of number of minor
cases, the court adjourned for the term.