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i ROBBERY AND INcENDIARIsM.--The store
Of Mr.. Robert Wyatt, at Penola depot, on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad, was entered on Sunday night
and robbed Of its contents. The thieves
then set fire to the building, which was en-
tirely consumed.
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The DARBYTowN aMAD-DoG.-Brittain,
the lad who was, a few days ego, bitten bya
mad, dog in Darbytown, has been sent to
Washington city to receive. the application
Of 6 maidstone" Rockets is in! . state
of great excitement over the same dog. A
physician advises us that persons bitten
through woollen clothes need not apprehend
fatal result, even if the dog was mad,
which he's not yet been proved. a'iLhH'
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Z SHOOTING AFFAIR, IN GHEsTERPIELD.-
On Friday last q difficulty occurred at
Warwick" )" the farm 0, H. c., Jenkss Esq,
. few miles below Manchester, between
Mr.. Peter Clay, manager Of the farm, and
one Of the hands, q negro named 'Hender-
son, which resulted in the shooting OF the
latter. His injuries are mot considered
idangerous.s A warrant was Issued, and
Mr.. Clay arrested. His examination will
take place this morning. hos sYuas
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A FoRGER, Too.-Detective Knox last
night received dispatch from the Mayor
of Charlottesville requesting him to hold
William D. Ogg, arrested on Saturday for
h6rse-stealing, to answer also the charge Of
forgery. He is to have a hearing on We'd
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Do You WANT TO GIVE A USEFUL CHRISTMAS
PRESENT ?-Tbep 90 to MoUNTCAsTLE's, No. $40
Broad street, and get some Of those handsome
articles. MoUNTCAsTLE can
furnish you with anything In his line cheap
1t Can be had anywhere. Give him call. ssN
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The T4BLEAUx.-The entertainment at
the corner Of Twenty-eighth and Marshall
streets, under the auspices Of the ladies Of
theFhird Presbyterian church, opened last
night. The tableaux ranked with the best
;t has been our pleasure to see in Richmond,
hutths eharadss bore off the palm with the
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For CoUGHs, COLDS, and TnRoAg DISORDERS
use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocaEs, having
proved their efficacy by 2 test OF many years. The
Troches are highly recommended and prescribed
by physicians and surge ms in the army. Those
exposed TO sudden changes shopld always be sup
piled with The Troehes. as they gise prompt re-
lief. g ~ rs.s =. dc ts--deodat& wilt )
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j, .CHARsE. W1THDRAwN.--It was stated yes
terdsy that Mr.. Nimrod b. Dickinson had
been arrested on the charge Of stealing
horse. from DIR. Miller and q cost from q
Mr.. Sheppard. The charge was withdrawn
almost as soon as made, and OF course there
was no foundation for it., We ~ 99E =. : :
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem q
lXl bers OF RICHMOND RAEDOLPH~
LUu3k,INo. 10, are hereby summoned to/V<
attend called NEE Ing OF the Lodge, at the Ma
sons Hail THIS AFTERNOON at II O'Clock 70
pay the last sad nibue of respect TO our deceased
W. brother Y. II GILL.
The members or sister Lodges. Nos. 10, L. IL
So 5o 81 S. and 1870 aud visiting brethren Of other
Lodges in good s;andfng are invited TO unite with
US. BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
@t WILLIAM J. RIDDICK,
afar
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THE COURTS YESTERDAY.

HUSTINGS COURT--JuDaE BrRSEAM.
The regular monthly term Of this court
commenced yesterday.
No criminal cases were ready for trial.
The case of John Clark, charged with
burglary, will be tried to-day.
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|. TO. o. F.-There was special meeting
of Henderson Lodge, /. o.O.F., in Manches-
teron, Saturday night, the occasion being
the visit of the Grand Master Of the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia, j p. Redmond, Of Nor
folk. There was a. large attendance Of
members, who seemed to be highly pleased
with the worthy gentleman's lectures and
explanations. BE gave q very promising
account OF the condition of the brother
hood in, the State. Henderson Lodge is still
in. a. fourishing condition, and meet at their
hall on Monday night Of each week.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPosALS FOB WOOD.-sealed pro-
L posals viii be received at this ofice until u
O'Clock IL. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 3sd tn-
aOon SOUND ssAs0SED PiSe and OAK
WOOD, 70 be delivered on any railroad leading
into the city, or on The eanAL Forms Of proposais
and al necessary Information WITH regard 70 tho
wood can be obtained on application as this ofica
The committee reserve the right TO reject any or
all OF the bids offered.
BY order OF the Committee on Fuel.
&c It'd w GILi.l (1fy Engineer
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CHRISTMAS CAKE.-Mr. JOHN O'NRILL the
we'll known baker, No. 1913 Main street, sent US
yesterday mammoth Christmas cake gotten up In
the most artistic style. Bis stock Of plain and
fancy cakes and good things for the holidays Is
unsurpassed and worthy the attention or all seek
Ing their Christmas supplies. -
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Diamond, seal, and
sgnet rings, scarf pins, sleeve and bosom buttons.
handkerchief holders and enamelled bands, sets
Of diamonds, pearls -etruscan and coral watches,
chains, charms seals, and keys rich silver pieces
IN cases, and great variety OF rare and beautiful
presentation goods opening to-day at
EowLAN & co.'s
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ENGIsEER's OYrrca OF rus1
CHESkPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD> #-
CoVINGToS, ALLKGLAGy COUNTY, VA.
December & lses.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In proposals will be received at this once from
the 10th to tha i6lh insssat for bDlLB1Na q
TRES TIE BRIDGE four hundred and twenty
dve feet long and fortystx feet high scross Jcrrys
Run. !trtE .H - ~ -
The plsn and specifications OF the work may be
seen at this office on and after tbs 10th instant.
saa3 80 $50 w A. KUPER,
do eI-tpecM Principal Assistant Engineer.
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1MPoRTAET.-Ino order TO extend It's benefits to
all, and meet scarce money market to those who
accompany their order with the cash. for 3 few
days, the proprietor OF the STEAM FUEL FACTORY
win deliver half cord superior sawed or Endiing
pine wood at s.25. and oak at $3.50. To secure the
advantage give your order and money Immediately
See advertisement, .a s..11i 90. lie 22-2t y
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LECTURE To-S1GHT.-The first lecture in
the regular, winter course before the Young
Mems Christian Association will be de-
liyered in Dr. Hoge,s church at 8 o'clock
this. evening by Rev. j. e..Granbery, D.
D. A fine entertainment msy be expected
from gentleman so talented. His theme
will be True Manhood. -
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MILLINERY, &c.
.IsTINGUIsHED ARRIVAL OF .

SsW MIiITNxRY AM nISSy G 81
aOOOS, embracing al the novelties OF shsN0
PLU saEa yELVErEENA KID GLOVES,
BE aTHERS FLOWERS, SATINs silks and
choice selection Of beautiful w @ RBTE ID
G toDS at Mrs. B. l.. CAhEN'A Formerly AFs.
II. 6.-Ladies wtehtng 70 make their own bon-
nets can be furnished with materials Of all kinds
An all necessary information given, Herh flowers
an feathers are or the most exquisite quality :
ca tfron the ladies Il most respectfully solicbt
% chat they can jndge for Themselves,
.launtry and city orders promptly exsclte1
Closed every SATURDAY, lut
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8itEtmrond 1ispatrh.
TUESDAY. ......DECEMBER %, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINEDs CIRCULATION OF. ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. = 2 = =
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THE FIRST No. of The illuminated Vest
ern World, weekly paper, has been re-
ceived from Turner. The engravings in
this journal (of which there are seyeral)
are very good, and printed in colors.
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DEATH IN JArL.-We were Informed on
Yesterday tha. George Brown "a negro),
sent to Chesterfield jail 4to await trial for
felony, had died in that institution; we
aid not learn the particulars OF his DEATH
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HORSES AND MULES.

GPEGIAL NOTIUE.--JUST AR-Mn
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE STA
BLEs, Franklin street, ONE HUNDRED dhAn12e
YOU'VE MULES FIFTY WELL-BROKE
BILE for farming purposes; all Of which viii be sold
AZ reduced prices and ON the most accommodating
terms Tss s1 IOHE r. DAVIS.
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audience. Tonight there will be an entire
change Of programme, and choice refresh
ments will be served. We would advise ell
the beaux and bellies Of Church Hill to be
nreaanf
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CONFIDENTIAL. Apply to q. D., Dispatch
office, to write your business advertisements.
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DROP LIGHTS AND PORCELAIN SHADES
MoUNTCAs1Ls has just received a large lot Of The
above. Remember, he Is now at No. $50 Broad
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CHURCH NoTEs.-Owing to the threaten
ing aspect of the weather last Sunday the
churches generally we're not well attended,
and little occurred that was worthy Of note.
The pulpit of the Second Presbyterian
church was filled by Rev. E. H. Ruther-
fordy of Petersburg, who preached twice.
His sermon in the afternoon ID spoken Of as
most comprehensive and luminous expo
sition of Calvsnistic doctrine. n4i.
Rev. Thomas L. Preston preached to good
congregations at the First Presbyterian
church. 1t is highly probable that this
talented and really able minister will be
called tosucceed DE-. Moore in the psstorate.
st.. Paul's Episcopal looks like q new
church after undergoing. the repairs SO
long wofully needed. The congregation as
sembled in the upper part Of the building
for the first time on last Sunday. The SER
vices were conducted by the pastor.
On last Sunday Rev. DIR. Jeter, pastor of
the Grace-street Baptist church, performed
all the functions of the ministerial Office.
He married couple, preached two ser
mons, administered the sacrement Of the
Lords Supper, and at night baptized two
persons. Rev J. A. Chsmbliss baptized one
person and DR.. Burrows two. " t1 n"
The Rev. Mr.. Garland, the new pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, Manches-
ter, has been prevented from assuming the
duties Of his position by some domestic af-
fiction It is expected, however, that he
will ofhciate on next Lords day. The Rev.
F. J. Boggs was prevented from filling the
pulpiton Sunday morning last by the se-
rio,Ia illnass of his wife ...
At the Baptist church on Sabbath morn
ing the Rev. MIR. Lindsey preached. This
congregation has rendered call to the Rev.
MIR. Wlnfree, Of Chesterfield, and there are
strong probabilities Of his acceptance. Mr..
Winfree is said 10 be very able and zeal
ous divine, and he will find Manchester q
very, fertile field for the exercise Of his call
ing. :sg.r
At the Masonic, Hall, Manchester, the
Rev. MIR. Hammond preached to, the few
who are faithful to the end. There have
been several Intellectual attempts made to
plant an Episcopal church across the river,
and it is hoped that. this one will prove sue,
cessful. There win be, services at thit
place on Christmas day. : 200 ..a.a..,.,. -
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+ lHRIsTMAs PRESENTS FOR OLD AND

tG,,iVUNG.-Now open, q full stock Buftable 1oE
.s m and Ne~-Year's Presents, consisting of
pot, ritng Desks, Boxes, Portfolios,
t,te'-Borks, Gard Cases. and penknives. Also,
.na isr w collection OF the Poets and other Beoka,
yrs,ti2Iy hound: Prayer-Books. Rih!es, Photo
pela ppHic Albums, &C.. &C., together with g. com.
md assortment OF Juveniles beautifully bound
Illustrated Toy Books and Toy Games OF al
Es,hes. lso. French and English Papers and
grelopes, Papetries, &C.. &c. All OF wAich we
VI d low as they can be found elsewhere.
n,, A. II. CHRISTIAN d CO.,
1909 Main street opposite po6tnfSce-
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS Inc boats Of
~ the JAMES RTyEE Nd KAEAWHa CA.
NAL COMPANY viii leave the dock ag usual
promptly at II IL on TUESDAYS THUhSOAYa
and SATURDAYS. -
freight and tolls on goods for Lynchbur2 and be.
you'd collected on delivery, or prepaid, at the op-
t.on OF the shipper. Freight received and de-
uvered Gt my ONCE, on the dock. atsG aeguey,
Wsy freight will not be- delivered ttn charges are
p Id. E~l ~ tIs4 G#
de II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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[ iHRISTMAs PRESENTS.

| ,hhlSTMAS PRESENTS.
just received at the Jewelry store OF Z
JULIUS SCHUMANN, ss
NO. t2s BROAD STREET NEAR SEvxETE,
Iae ~, oi The finest assortments OF new style
,n ,I"kLkY GOODS and GOLD and SILVER
s".AICHEs. suitable for CHRISTMAS PRE-
sINts. Also, JET JEWELRY, cheaper than
-! o'he. house In the city. rs
WATCHES and JgWELRY REPAIRED at
~''aorteSi notice. All work guaranteed.
No. e2S BROAD STREET,
ot tF-tJanl near Seyentb.
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RICHMOND CoMaAspERY, NO.

RICHMOND CoMMANDERY,i iEoa)
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
rs RICHMOND, december aL 1893.
NRDER NO. 6.-SrR KNIdHTs,-< NJ
" Assemble at your Asylum, ir the ~
Masons' Hall. on Franklin street between ~
Eighteenth and Nineteenth, on TUES- N
in full dress uniform, white gloves. Grape on the
Left a. IN and sword HIT to attend the funeral OF
Right IMMINENT EDWARD H. GILL, Grand Mas
ter OF Knights Templar in Virginia, and Eminent
Comm tnder OF your Commaudery. lot ..FHg 3
Bye order or E. Generaissimo.
WA. L. MAULE, Captain General.
WIN. j. RIDDICK, Recorder. de 33-lt
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THRISTMAS AT
JOHN II. wALsH's BOOKSTORE,
No. Es BROAD STREET, ...
where you can make q selection OF JUVENILE
and TOY BOOKS from large stock.
ALSO,
PoRTFOLIOS WRITING DESKS, WORK
Boxes POCKET-BOOKs, PRAYER
BOOKS, IMPORTED and FANCY
STATIONERY.
and q variety OF other goods suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Call at No. 4Is Broad street. north side.
: Cde is-lotl st&
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MAKE SENsATroN.-' dvertsements written
In every style. Apply to Q q, Dispatch office.
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NHRIsTMAs, CHRIST s:-DdA-
] MONn PEARL, STONE CAMEO .Bx-
Z1NTINE MOSAIC. ETRUsCAN' ana otnsr
benut.fui SETS OF JEWELRY ;,, ..Yoo,ra,
DsTERLiNG SILVER TEA SETS, Spg0MSS SpT2 7NS
F6RKs, LADLLs, and large variety OF sAL Il1d
II ISSniEs, and GFNTLEMEN's WATCHES,
GRAINS, SEALS, and KEYS, &C., OF very supe'-
raoT raHEqTK qTIKnS SHAIEs LOcKETs, and HANDKERS
cHIEg-HOLDERS; and well-selected STOCK OF
FANCY GOODS. "a
Inc Aoo'e JOHN Ii. Tyler q Co.,,
de lA-tJa1 .#.L'Ez .4gt4t. le11 pIoIu ~. SSo
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ERESH ClDER.-l00 gallons NEW
dan DANpgIDeE = ANDERSON.
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GIFTS EOR THE dULiDAkS' .
cYIUNY, THREAD, AND MALTESE, LAoH
>.1'f. COLLARS;
PLAIN, HEMMED, AND EMbhoADH"AA =
HANDKERCHIEFS;
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BROCHE sHAWLs;
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED CORsETS; |
THREAD, SILK. AND KID GLOVES; (
WHITE NUBIAS; +
DRESS GOODs ar COST - I
HIRsH q aGUGGEEHEI1sER&
z.s s,7 Brosd street. three doors above Theatre. e.
W. C.KEAN, JAMES q. CHENRaT' ane " " ~ w.
p AIMEE a8legmens uo
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NOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We offer large line OF useful goods for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
EMBROIDERED SETS OF COLLARS and
CUFFS;
HANDSOME LACE. TRIMMED, and NEE
DLE-wORKED HANDKERCHIEFs;
INFANTS ROBES
SASH and NECK RIBBONS
sCARFs,
AARsElLLES QUILTS.
TABLE CLOTHS.
NAPKINS,
BLANKETS,
HANDSOME TOWELS
NEEDLE CASES
HANDSOME BEAD HANGING-BAsKETs.
BEAD MATS
AND LOTS OF OTHER ARTICLES,
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and l2ls Main street.
lde lSl
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TO sHIPPERs.-sTATON.,

ITO SHIPPERS.-STATON Ar-Hnrrh
Z HILLS LINE OF BOATs SSs8ss$z
are now making regular trips. Good, received for
ton, and Buchanan--boats leaving three times per
week ONCE on Basin bank and Eleventh street.
We solicit the patronage Of our friends and the
pablo generally. Goods will be received at all
times at our Office.
no3 WILLIAM n. STATION, A gcnt.
NOTICE TO SHlPPERs.-The JAMES
IN RIVER TOWING AND TKhsSPORTA-
1IUN COMPANY are now prepared TO lighter to-
bacco, salt, and all other merchandise lunber and
wood, to and from City Point Norfolk, aud Pc
tersburg, and all landings on James river, on our
new and elegant BAhGES just built. For freight,
applyt TO CKOWELL u IURRtE,
corner Eighteenth and Cary streets,
or to JOHN ID. HARVEY, President,
. de 2-5m Commercial Block
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CHRIsTMAs BOOKS y--L I /
" FOR CHILDREN.
BEAUTIFUL TOY BooKs-Large and small,
English and American brtllisntly colored.
tiest, and most fascinating to be found:
BOOKS OF TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE IN
HOME AND FOREIGN LANDS.
BOOKS ON NATURAL HIsTORY-In Instructive
and amusing. --.---- = -
BIOGRAPHICAL WORKS OF FAMOUS CHA
RACTERS-For boys and girls.
STORY BOOKS in the greatest variety; some
elegant ard adapted to the capacity or chill
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
Booksellers and stationers,
delt f< l205 Main street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
ESTABLISHED ls4S.
~ WINES

ESTABLISHED ls4S.
~ WINES.
OSCAR CRANE,
,,,opTER OF, AND DEALER IN, FINE
A"' WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
,rycrA~aR BLOCK, FouRTRENTH STREET,
y" .s,, the attention OF his friends and the
les;r - &c seaerSlly to his large and we'll selected
tn,kof -,>-vs sp,r,,uSnr.
q ~ - and NOSEL3.E Plain and Sparkling,
EEalSSSFAaNEtne snss bra brands p,kr II existence
.HksynssSS. vINF-GROwE ERS. aARDRAT,
and ",aer BRaSDlES of the ~intaees OF ls<&
T' IN EfS, sC6rCR wHIsXEy,
EVEl.nICA and ST. CROIX RUM,
!NppnItIS LONDON PORTER, SCOTCH ALE,
ara ara o assortment Of the fines. Rye WHIsKEYs
\ thsf are 70 nc found IN any market.
,.s seyrral chests and half-chests OF very supe-
'''Ti rior BLAGk and g GREEN Ns TEA. & and , isw
-, the best hoIse IN Cologne de 32-xt
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
RICHMOND, VA, December s. 1868. :
A NNUAL LMEETING.-Thea annual meet
IA Ing Of the stockholders Of this Bank for the
election Of directors will be held on TUESDAY,
18th January, 1862 at II NJ. at their banklpg-house
in this city. a b. 4
de ls-2awtd JIM. aoDDIN. Cashier.
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de 2a-tJanlst corner Main and Teath streets.
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HOLIDAY GnOns

-
p1ZzINUS PARADISE.
For all that is tooth, ONE and pretty,
ane handsomess stock 10 The city
Mhere all around seems from magic TO how-
TO visit the store OF PIzzISI & CO.
There Christmas dispIays Ito vast bounty
For all In the town and the county;
ana In the whole city there's not such show
AS you'n sec In the store Of FfzEISI & Co.
There for all whom we love we can fnd
The gifts that win Just suit THEIR mind
FROM cake for bride, to q box for tesux.
Wen find all for sale with PrZzIN1 q Co.
Then, his prices will suit every purse,
Or mistress, OF child, or OF nurse
The cheapest OF paen are PIzzINI & Co.
tde 7a-stl
ITO FOR BRIGGS THE BAKER.
Cakes and crackers and bread
Bread and crackers and cakes
or all bakers BRIGGs is abe ad,
Ezceliing In all that he bakes.
His articles are fresh as can BE-
And OF materials the best -----e~
Made mp. as all must agree .5q
with skill that by few Is possessed.
Content with small profits, he asks
None but most seasona BILE prices;
While TO please is the chief or his tasks
And thus he the public entIces.
Cakes and crackers and bread
Bread and crackers and cakes
OF all hakcrs ,RR1epG6 is ah- nd,
Excelltng in all that he bakes.
yrl
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WYE HAVE MOVED OUR STOCK OF!
wv GOODS to se4 Main street up stairs. end
W ofS.rin1 IN at and below cost to close out tpe
stock Druggists merchants physicians. hpne 91nse-
keepers and every one wishing 70 @ pnrcnasg ~
&C.. &C., will consult their interest by g1vinS us
q cali at once. We arc Offering the greatest nat ,t
oaing to be met with In our Hoe. some pesutt
mi CHRIsTMAS PkESEsTS on hand. ~ ..yIgo
ALL DAVIS q SIMS Druggists,
da,k .w SM Matn street. up stairs.
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4 MERRY CHRISTMAS.

JOHN NJ. HIGGINS
No. 1910 Franklin street,
GROCER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
!hVlrs his fiends and those who intend to make
merry during The holidays 70 an examination OF
as aos r.Inrnt OF
PURE FL II RRANDIES
OLli JAMAICA RUM,
SoUIHAMPTOS APPLE BRANDY.
rrJHI, sH -kRf, AND MADEIRA WINE;
HDLLAND GIN. a.s~
KiE WHISKY, five years old. warranted;
LYNDON POTTER AND BITTERS,
uROGERIES,
aoo1es LAYER RAISINS,
'HuSHED POWDERED, AND REFINED
~ SUGARS; .s ...... .s.Fe
EXTERIOR GRFFE AND BLACK TEAS, r9,
!EIAE LAGUAYhA AND RIO COFFEE,
SsnGhR-fURED HAMS II"
rrhESh BUTTER Nd LARD
-rLouk AND BUCKWHEAT. de fs-6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-22

nHRISTMAS RHYMES.
-, the week before Christmas, and all through
the town
W,d.ivts spreading ASToNI's renown.
The tIdpgs they flew from sidney to Rockets
rrsi sSToSI WAS ch psen to fill ali the pockets
~ The Young and the old. the rich and the poor,
with nice presents from his famous store.
MS windows were filled with gorgeous display
nt udies the rarsst the sweete.t. the best. .---
No, T. speak Of the fireworks, the toys, and the
rest
While bis counters and shelves were bending be-
meath
The dtlicscles loved by those who've sweet teeth:
There were peppermint, lemon ben-bons, and
cream.
And rum-drops and fig passe-nish ton it would
seem;
Bu, as 1 amt tell them all, I'll say all sorts Of
Besides pineapples. figs and toys, and games,
And n hundred things else, can't think OF the
names.
Bu, you'll find them at ASToNrs, g. prices so
low -
Thst buying there once, nowhere else you will 90.
ASTOhiS. lie6 Main street,
delq-st next to Thomas X. Price Co.
NHRISTMAS GOODS.
" NiNCE MEAT, q good article;
RAISIES. CITR0S. and CUkRANTS;
GELATiNE and WINE. for Jelly;
JAMAICA and y. K. RUn;
Fresh CANNED TOMATOES;
zine NEW and OLD HAMS.
tp HUNnLRY Il TATUM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-22

II RISTM AS, 1868.
Families can be supplied with the following ar
.c!es suitable for the coming holidays:
CUy'S GELATiNE,
9TH directions for making one gallon OF jelly
without eggs or boiling;
GROUND MACr, ALLSPICE,
CLOVES, and CINNAMON;
FLAvORING EXTRACTS
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
ENGLISH MUSTARD and
Pure GROUND BLACK PEPPER;
A surerior article Of SALAD OIL for ts-
BILE use.
gs have also on hand fne assortment OF PER-
yrAyRY and TOILET ARTICLES.
JAMES A. BLAMIRE, Druggist,
Twenty-frst and Main streets.
d.ts-S tn TIL &S!t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-22

VoY,s SPARKLING sGELATtNE, the
cheapayt and best in use. One pacKsEe %M, w
= Axe gallon OF clear Jelly. PuHsEI ~ G11a.
1F LRMON and .VANILL 4. sEiaS!sGs EiaS!G1tF - tTor
81. - - - r., w. ;P0WEhh.
sac saSs s5 ...s ',.l No. 1906 Msin street.