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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

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is's ~tou,''c o.. it =. !r.isn Atsrs silver td.t..
engraved i-itii- t..iof .t.s,ft III la ,i iis
90 sandal Wood i'an., ,th,rr,l -lse aud slansIsd
,i."'' g. 'us N.ih md trr3 tvst quality. N.,,
eAla.' % hiud i.td 600. o.. 4l,i aul "a fara.oI
% vi, good Flint tvs nn. rana.i Taiie co,cr =.
~ lHst 'luAitF laHss H.rss $50. frust u.ois l d.
iorA. iali.' large rai Noa.c,, rrl,ellns lag.
fancy dfrss PATTI d.t tt. aat silver tlate,i o.
gra,ri Narsiu Ring. dar tsd,,.' hne Mrrino 81
cotton -tn'khf. ''ufs iast t'a., foiId Gold Rim.
! ladics iiahcat nllmorai i.oai. elegant H.
ilinr hless rattefn Victim and lnu iu boa com
plsir set Ir~e.t n, sar'.f o.. and sicsc bulions
foh tttt - 20 AAp iva noitAEs-i black 81
eulofgl All-sca lir,ss latil.u istt Lace Curtains
u all Wool Blankets Engraved SILVER riatv,l hotl.
Revolving Cas'uf I tfautlfil Mrunr pest salia
Gold scarf I'm "a Sds tsfy tine tssimrfr. for FAINT
and Nrst 80 ttar, taisn,l handi, kn,es viii M
Ner plated furAs elegant satin Fafaso heavily bad
died. aud iinsd siti sils w. gent. Caif uscts ~
81. sooi Print 10 ,d. .'o'i to'un co. tcaclel She,
ing. sari Aide. ro, pu1t ilAl,.' elegant Marooeu
Travelling hiF .st4au Wool ShaaI plain Nsrv ieh
ropin hfr.. pattern 'ds. ser. wiith cloth 10
lide clnli Elegant engraved SILVER plated Tsa rpt
sd. dnuhie idii wa',r proof cloth To- ,ieating
fat tttu 90 TOO anI lts p4t. 4as r.fh ~
O. o. 90 ihi',, hf,,s Pattern gair nu. nama,h Table
tluths and Napkin Co. na'ri pair reuts French Cali
Root. ] heavy. .il,se plated engraved d. Pitcher
Nrr, hus all Moot roil Too adies' ollak vet yer,
irst quality bros % ni hracAri Shooting 81. nn,
ta'simrr. iur sult giant rnfi.n prt.. PATTERN /
rsFsht tasii.i it.age h,,.s i4i,ss. lr.siif,i Ess
iir ii,tnre -hn~i s~i ifrrg haanr 4 handic Knivrs
and FORKS lal's or Frnts silver hunting ease uarh
! ha.tlgu hand portable scalns machins splendid
family H"rt steel 'uFiuti nHs, bitA ltcafl aud photo
Eiath iasts ~ sd good hrmr eafpeiiue. rood rni
or. iar saoi Narssliiss quilt good 4 tarrsi i.
voiter 'ssant n'f mua and cals I single harrri
shnt gun silver plated. cnerattsl titissi Htuit
ihs easter, cat gltss hattles tefy tire violin aud
Tow. in ease sei worry balanced iniVcs and forks
Fsstuta o. larger ciui iHggta.a Boz che faiie
Send Money by Registered Letter.
HEtaiAnrur g t.sail cent % ans aidief faTF
PARKER ~ 90.
SEPT At Ne ~ aud i,1 summst ~ boston
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~ orltE OF REGISTRATION.
L!GHIH kIECFION DISTHiCT

IT,. .alrr- suri. "il.rrr - Ecs..;i iloi. i.r
III" Ltfhih El,ri,n District of i,l,i;n"r, c,u,,.
-. .v!"iuf. ] hy t'."t'.trru. soi Naryilu.,. uu.
."f ~" act 1t ih' General h'senhly. approved
MAJ. .'ii. i't' ~ l meet Tor the l,fi .r'nAf ..
"i h. duti"-. ~
tockEYSVlLLE
ra - - Tt.vias aaf H,',t,,ff. .l.f. go
a't .ad y >'ltmit-. i>6>.
sitting ctrh day from u ne "'cl.cA \ MIS-
"'cl''a T. "
NHi,t. e'i cllIAens "a" s-tutrc'i 3 rNu.'.t
tu".r natuidiitati"i, d. per. :" he Re-: -trt
WILLIAM -. ram COED.
Officer T. si,iTaii"n sth E!t..t.,.. o. TIA
Srfu 3. &C.
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LEMON NIL FARM"

Sgiy.S,S aaioa' .fosS'h fGG, .ir,,s anil r. u't.
Tire I,ffh s.' Ind
u,"fv,t ir.s.
with the improvement. o. i,H'.'a ..,'. and aYiai.
tcnancrs thrneuni" b.irusln.. .ltutt,.i iu hai
timorc county. Hb'ni eight ~ 'i.. from tho cit,
Of Baliin"r" aud ~" and % half mlI,s T. u,
the Belair road
The Improvement. rru-i.t 81 q two story and
.stt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

'rlIls j. 10 GlvE NuTirE. That The Sinh.
l. srtih'r h,. obtained from TIM uf iat.'
Court 81 HA't.u".r .lnniy. letter. tc.ianrl.t4
- "H the rstat,.:
JONATHAN THAR.
Late 81 .4u. r.ui'y decreased. al pcr.ansh av.
ins c'a'fn, Il. iu.t Oh, said estate an. hereby
wArL'i r. vh.hif Oh .aiuc with %, voucher,
thr. ...i tn the .ub."r .i,s.
ot ~ b'.f., 10. SO ils ~ uas. l>6g
they muy "ih'rwi.c Ly iaw b. excluded iruin
al h'n'.if e.. .ali ".iatr. Those indebted Ia
t,il estate air rcpa,.t,i G" make immediate
lw'ineHt ''ven under my haul this ~ day
ui ~ p."mbcr. iSGN.
ELEANOR A. THAR.
sept. >. o. ENecutriN
FNiliS T. 60 GIVE NOTICE. that tho ,ul,
Il s'i.hrr has obtained irum tl.r nll.Lai.
Court "i baltimore county. letter. III aiminis.'
traitor "a ihr estate IT
FRANCIS KENDlD,
lai" 90 ,iii county, decreased. All persons haV.
ins claims asains the said estate ar, hereby
Mainri :" exhibit the same with the voucher
th"fr"i &" ihr suhs,fiher.
~ or i,f0rc ~ "a irg of Hay. 1867;
The! ury Otherwise by law be- excluded ir,,n
all benefit ni said estate. Those indebted t.
said estat" are requested e. make immediate
payment "iyoi under nay hand this 81 day
"i September. isGs.
ANNA kENDlG.
sept '--itt Administrative.
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NchO Advertisements.
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT

The undersigned. officer 81 Registration Tor
ia" First Election District If baltimore county,
appointed 10y the Guvcruor of MARYLAND. al
der the act 81 the General Assembly. approved
March 2sth. laG'. Will meet Ter the I'crfnrm.
anec 81 his dutr.. ~
CATuNSViI.LE.
"a NYa.tiV Ta,.il. ,.i Wcia..tis. u, .I,f.
-" afd 80 days .f %ytmi,r. l,6'.
sitting ",rh das lt,m , "'ra... \ NJ. IT, =,
u'clur! l.
Natural H''i r.iISrns ato required 81 exhibit
their naturalization paper To- ihr Register.
Eli MELLOR.
"i'i'cr Registration IT. Elccti"n District
SEPT. lit
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NOTICE OF REGIsTRNT lON.
NEC0ND ELECTION DISTRICT

~" undersigned. uiiccr 81 Registration tor
Inc --c"pi Elcction District oi Baltimore cuun.
y. appointed hy the G"vcrn"r 81 Maryia
undo tn ar' 81 the General A. .rmhly. arpro.
vel March 18th. l'G'. will meet tor tie Icfinr
mate hi- luiir-, at
HANbALLSTIWA
ph uonils. Ng'ctso- eis. isis.
and
"a T''v'"y afi lr''.,o,.tag. N,y,'.ai go =
tif. las.
H." bo'e Nil h' at my rr.,iru.r.
sitting zach iiy ii"m uin" "'ci"rk \. N. ;"tIx
o'rlorN q. VI
NatufliiS'i "iil1ch' re required in "Nhib,t
th".' nt'. lit.Hn lrIn.f- 2" thu i."g'.i''.
:. 4. SiiiFLEI.
o!'i"et i.esi-nsli.n ~ Eireii"i, DISTRICT.
Sort
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
TIIE B.iLTIuORE HfRK FITS.
.HlRKIED.

90 H." 18th ui Aur.. ~ R,lu'nrr". ..r .ur
Rev. john P.a-al. Ia Ilt>n e. l:..,ts. -
Pikvss lie. iiailim"r' county. g., Ma. MIA. o..
Wu"nW Nrp. 81 Cambridge. Mi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

-. i.ta, lrrruitriv. FIR souc time past
thor h' 1~"1 iiilr paper published at
Iavr. " trace. ia this sat. devoted. par,ir.
"'nrl. ''.." 'at cot temperance. aud neutral
10 l''if ii.t week. q reached a.. with the
's'"". t'-d .'a 'hc t.''iasi,t' To- the r..
F's''r''. u'i q, ing "a" Gran, anal Cniiax nag.
Nh \. J. Me- ,nh.. ia.. 81 Ashland. ia thu
county .r' rpbli.h,r. while thu editorial Dc
pnfi'na r'n,ina". uuic. "a" control III Nj.
Carroll rhc hr.i number Give. prpni.e IT
enfn"s' rk in .upP1ri of uur raus>. aud We
gladly w ir 'in' the Espaih,iu a. a go. worker
~ r.irrlfins "nr Congressional district from
the hand ~ democracy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

containing iulr rr,tu.. aHsl other "i.tiulldins.
About sixteen acres 81 the land ntc - W,n.
principally oak and rhe.tuu' th" htlaare ~
grass and crops IN EsAl condition
Terms u sal, one halt ct the purchase
money I" L" paid "a cash ga ~. day Of aalu .
the other hall. with interest. payable la sixty
days from the day ~ sale. aud "a h., srcu',d To
the satisfaction ~ "a" trust-e "r all rs.h. 1T
the optisn "l th- purchaser.
JOHN u, THOMAS. Ttuaire.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

80 Z @ Democratic Stat" Convention a..
sru'lr'i IL baltimore. "n Wrlhrslay last, aud
.rirci'l 20" following Gentlemen g.. their cle..
toral tli,. ,ritl,s
~ ia.gf iion. Eichad H. Carmichael. 1T
queen Aru"'t county Hon. Doh Thomson
Macon. co. Anne Arundel COUNTY.
FirI Hsiriri Albert Constable. Of Cecil.
N'oHd Instruct ~ " 4 All.ndcr. Haiti
more cuuuty
Thari b''frsi 5 II. clay balkan. baltimore
city
fy".h H'.f'.''- ths. q. Roberts csgToli.
fUh 4 'sir.t -t,". !rirts. Montgomery
All tl'-r gentlemen are of the Brick Pune
roy r"i be-, democracy sort. and n their
selection IA" poor conservatives were rn,,
t.t.f.lx t...reI
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
TENEMENT HOUSE.

containing ~ al tli.riren f,.,ns Of r,.,i .ia~,
and dining f'a'm aud Kitchen .tiarh,i large
Barn. stabl" sud tnrfin g, House aud "u. .uaii
ffsNrasksas.sss sa.as-s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

\ fm1sp IS Nup.-- Gr,o.s CtisL,,ii,d Sil,e IL
q friend faf''i. Who has not iuund 1t such In
curing cuts, hutus, bruises scalds, fslons, bolls
aud even ihr INJECT - aiinnir uld ulrcts aud Other
sores. u g. von'l,riul compound, suited alike
10 the skia at ~. ,hild aud Of the adult
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NoTICE OF REGISTRATION.

officer i,cri.trati"u 10th Election
sept. 8. 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

MAYORS COURT, FRIDAY-Mayor Cha
hoon.-James Pagan (negro), stealing coat
and cape from John kearstings. Continued
until to day.
Hannah Brannan, George Washington,
William Henry White, and William Nelson
Oakley (negroes) were arraigned on the
charge of stealing one dozen breakfast
shawls from Burress, Powers & Co., and
sundry other articles from different parties.
Hannah was discharged and the three boys
sent on for indictment.
Susan Morton (negress) picking the pock-
ct Of Marcus Bowls (negro) of seventy-two
dollars. Sent on for Indictment.
David Harold (negro), assaulting and
beating Ann Johnson. Fined five dollars.
Robert Lawrence (negro boy), stealing
pies from Thomas Perkinson. Set back for
d whipping from his father.
Charles West, with several aliases, steal
ing one bagatelle ball, valued at three dol
lars, from John G. Ebenhack. Required to
find security in the sum of one hundred
dollars for his future good behavior.
John Powell, receiving one piece Of rail
road iron stolen from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, knowing the same
to be stolen. Discharged.
William Bell and Jordan Winston (ne-
groes), stealing the same iron from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Bell was sent on for Indictment and Win
ston discharged.
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REMEMBER, the stockholders of the Rich
mond Gymnasium will meet tonight at p
o'clock in the Gymnasium building.

SLOAN'S ARCHIT ECT L RAJ REVIEW AND BUILD
ER'S JoURNAL.-The December number OF this
'urnal fully sustaIns It's high reputation. For
architects and practical builders, who would keep
posted In the multifarous and accumuating i'm
provements In domestic, street, rural, or church
architecture, such n Fcvicw Is 4 necessity. He
cannot thoroughly know his own business withou,
It. We know Of no other than this published In
'hs country From the cheap laborer's cottage to
the villa and the mansion, with all the convenience
and furnishing which science and experience hav,
suggested for external beauty and Internal cOnyc.
nicncc and comfort, here arc plans. descriptions,
and details No intelligent man can read thcs,
pages without wonder, profit, and delight. Fol
pleasant miscellaneous reading this journal seems
TO us worth cart-load OF tile modern monthly
magazines.
G. w, BIDGOGD agent for this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12
RICHMOND, SATURDAY MORNING, DEC
RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
have been notified of the following special

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
have been notified of the following special
appointments tV syf hfu
First Presbyterian Ghurch.-Rey. L. L.
Preston will preach at IL A.. NJ. and ~
P. M.
Third Rresbyterian.-The pastor having
returned, there will be preaching at ii A.
NJ. and 81 P. NJ. -zvq-- rll.....,... ....
Centenary Methodist.-Re J. c. Gran
berry at IL a. NJ. and ~ P. NJ.
Broad-street NethodiSt.--Rey. J. E. Ed
wards, D. D., will preach an Introductory
sermon in the morning. He viii preach
again at night. <nTT@n 1ta.
Trinity Nethodist.-Rev. J. A. Proctor,
pastor, will preach at II A. NJ. and ~
Rockets Methodist.-Rev. R. A. Armi-
stead at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Sidney Methodist.-Rev. Royal W. Figg
at II A. NJ. .-.-.,- -.. .......-..
Oregon Methodist. Rev. A. W. Sale at
II A. M. and Rev. J. E. Gates at P. NJ.
Manchester MethodiSt.-Rev. ". ". Ben
nett at IL A. M. .......-... .........
Enqlish Lutherdn.-Rev. J. G. Neiffer at
the .Mayo-street Universalist church at II
Am.
st. Johns German.-Rev. William Ide at
IL A. M. and 7 P. M. English and Ger
man Sabbath school at A. NJ.
Manchester Baptist.-Rev. W. F. Broad
dus, D. d., at ii A. M.
Seamen's Rethel.-Rey. F. J. Boggs at II
"A. M. .......srss.a.y i .-a
The regular monthly meeting Of the Ne
hodist Sunday School Society will be held
at Union Station church Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

THE THEATRE.-Miss Laura Keene's COM
pany made their bow to good audience of
the people of Richmond last night, and
presented most agreeable dramatic en-
tertainment. "Hunted Down - is athrill-
ing drama, abounding in sweet domestic
scenes, and conveys good moral. Miss
Keene filled the role of Mary Leigh in a
manner that won her the most enthusiastic
applause, and made her at once a favorite
with the audience. Mr.. Boniface, an old
friend, also made a good hit, while the minor
parts were unusually well sustained. To-
night " Hunted Down" will be repeated,
with the same excellent cast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12
8itl1ntond 9is'p']attb,
SATURDAY. ........ DECEMBER IL, 1868.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "D1sPATCH"
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAT1ON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pAPEHs OF THIS CITY. coz -4-,r<I,. -, =.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell for the trustee,
at 4 NJ. brick and framed dwelling on
Moore street adjoining the lot OF Patrick Nc
Govern and others. IE
REGNAULT 4 CO. will sell at their store, at 10 A
NJ, hot-hou'e plants, flowers, household furni-
ture, toys fancy articles, etc. ,.
WILLIAM r. TALL, High Constable will sell at
sr~ IL NJ, at the sore corner of Grace and Six
teenth streets. tobacco box screws and fixtures.
superior gold watch and chain, platform scales.
etc. .-rf- -e.r-r. srs. -gra1
e. .GATHRIcHT will 'sel at his store at 10 A. M.
furniture. dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes,
and fancy articles e r $40 aEI0I
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A.. NJ, at the
horse-lot- horses mules, good cow, and a
p light sprlng-wagon. J
WILLIAM r. TALL, High Constable, will sell mt
loA. NJ, ut warc-room on Fifthteerth street,
% houshold furniture, feather BEDS mattresses,
crockcry, stoves, etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

ABUSIVE TO A POLICE OFIICER.-Yester-
day morning a negro woman named Rose
Nelson appeared before the Mayor as a
witness in behalf Of Susan Morton, charged
with picking q pocket. Rose, the day be-
fore, informed officer Witt that this woman
did rob the man, but subsequently went
back and offered to pay the officer if he
would not tell on her in the examination,
but Mr.. Witt could not see it in that light.
Officer Witt told the conversation yesterday
morning, in the examination, but Rose came
up for the defence and denied it, calling the
officer ID liar, and became so abusive
that she had to be locked up. In the cell
she became more abusive, SO much go that
she had to be chained to the floor and hand
cuffed. She will have hearing this morn
ing,
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6. W. BIpGooD agent for this city.

MrSTC-TIE BANJO The trade stage perform
ers. banjoplaycrs, and the lovers ofgood music,
asked to give Browns new style ParlUr and
stage BANJO Il trial. We recommend it rs COM
Dining the exCcllcnclcs Of both ban o and guitar.
FOR volume and sweetness of tone it is unriyalcd.
1t IS lightly yet claboratey finished and In all It's
parts far superior TO any instrument OF the kind
yet invented. They can be purchased al the manu-
factory of LEVI Brown, No. i57 west Baltimore
street, Baltimore, Md. Liberal MARCIA to The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12
Corresponding cecrctar

THE LITERARY PAsTtME We have been re-
quesed To state that the proprietor Of this journal
having found 1t Impossible to render 1t seli-sus.
tainlng In this section, has dterni ined 10 remove
1t to Baltlmors. The removal will ncccssitatc a
suspension Of one or two weeks, At the expiration
of which time IL will be regularly issued from the
Monumental iIty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12
GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.

NUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES, ~ R~
VI POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, N>5Gl
AND SPORTING GOODS. = My eSs9EE~
stock is well selected, embracing .~r/SSif2A
everything suitable for field sports, ~ w -
all OF which will be sold at the most reasonable
rates. All kinds or work In my line done In the
best manner. Spencer and Henry Carbines and
Colts large Pistol bought or taken In exchange
for other goods. Il. W. TlGNOR,
40. 1882 Main street (Walsh's old stand), and No.
no is-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

This bitter cold weather is bringing ladies' and
&cnllemen's wrappings of all kinds in demand,
and we advise our readers who want TIE latest
styles of cloAks cali Mrs. 5. K. GIBES who is
now located at No. S!5 Main street, Spotswood
Block. ! hey will be supplied with the best cIoaks
for both ladies and gentlemen at very low rates.
:hc also executes all kinds Of sewing machine
work, such us stitching tucking, quilting, and
cording. K
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE De-
0EMBER II, D. Powell, Ads, Va;
Mrs. Thomas J. Deane, New York; J. Sui
Ivan, Philadelphia, Pa; W. D. Jones,
Bristol, Tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

BOLD THEFT.-On Thursday evening be-
tween and 6 o'clock, while Mr.. E. G. Leigh
was sitting in the office Of his store, under the
Tobacco Exchange, some bold thief man
aged to take from the front of the store four
frkins of butter valued at over one hun
dred dollars. A few days ago robbery of
q like kind was effected in store on the
Basin bank. .. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

EDUCATION OF SOLDIERS CHlLDRES.-A third
donation Of ten dollars was received yesterday.to
pay for a whole session for some soldiers child.
How nice 1t would be If many persons in Rich
mond would work on this plan am still or hand
TO receive any donation that may be offered.
W. T. BRoADDCS,
Inn Aoc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

ARRESTS YgsTERDAY.-The following
arrests were made yesterday, and the par
ties will have hearing this morning ::
Frederick B. Richings, vagrancy; Robert
Fitzgerald, drunk and disorderly; David
Green and Dabney Christian, stealing two
pair OF pants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

STEALING SAMPLEs.-For some time past
many samples of tobacco left on and in the
boxes in the Tobacco Exchange have been
missed. AS matter of course the con-
clusion was arrived at that they were
stolen, as there was nothing easier, there
being no obstacle to thieves entering the
room. To prevent recurrence Of these
thefts doors are being put up on the land
ing leading to the second fight of stairs by
which entrance is had to the salesroom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

RENT AT AUCTiOS.-Attention Is requested to
the renting of that we'll known and spacious ware
house known as lhe Ludlam Wa son Warehouse,
to te rented to-day in front Of the Tobacco Ex-
change at u O'Clock NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

NEEDS ATTENTIoN.-The bridge corner
of Jefferson and Broad streets is in most
wretched condition, as is the street running
between Fousheee, and Leigh streets, and
needs the attention of Engineer Gill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, Diamond and
Pearl Bridal Sets, Diamond aud Enamelled Watch
es, rich silver for bridal presents. New patterns
opening to-day at kOwLAN il CO.'S,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

LUSATIC.-A woman named Patsey
Brown, lunatic, was lodged in the station
house Thursday night, and was sent to the
Howard Grove hospital for treatment yes
tarInu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

FIRE.-The alarm yesterday morning
was caused by the burning of foul chimney
at the house of Mr.. August, on Broad street
between Madison and Monroe. Loss trifing.
L.
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WOOD AND COAL.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL ARRIVE AT
L the Central depot on TUESDAY NEXT with
fresh supply of his superior WOOD ipine),
which he will sell at FIVE DOLLARS per cord
delivered This wood Is unsurpassed In quality by
any in the city, and satisfaction is guaranteed as
20 quantity.
de l2-ltS A. B. WALKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12
TOILET ARTICLES.

TOILET sOAPS.-MILITARY, BROWN
4 WINDSOR, Honey, Pond Lily, Golden Ho-
ney, Bath Bar, Bay Rum, Eldorado, Palm, Tooth,
Toncine, Tar, Carbolc Acid, Jockey Club, Crese-
lie, etc, ETC., comprising every variety OF FINE
SOAP, for sale IL any quantity.
del DOVE & MOSELEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC DECEMBER IL, 1868
sun riseJ Noon rises. 5 %
Sun sets. High tide, Z. n. 80. 40
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER IL, 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, Brakeman, New York mer-
chandisc and passengers, W. Z. Durham It Co.
..M. SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatnm
Schooner General Grant down the river, light.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, December 9.-Arrived, schooners
w. n. Gesner. Monmouth, K. G. a. Ward, and
John Tway; all from Virginia.
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REMOVALS..

DANIEL K. WEISIGER, GENERAL
~ COMMISSION MERCHANT AND AGENT
for the sale Of Il. T. Pilkinton's popular brands
OF MANUFACTURED and SMOKING TOBhC-
COS has removed TO the southwest corner Of Main
and Fourteenth streets
4 ii communications for Mr. f. T. Pilkinton will
he attended to by ID. X. Weisiger fel-lm
A C. PULLIAM, REAL ESTATE
A. AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, has re.
moved to southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth
streets, where he will be pleased to have his friends
aud patrons TO call. de lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

YNTOOD AND C0AL.-500 tons RED
wv Ash EGG and STOVE GOALS; 200 cords
OAK and PINE WOOD. Also, CLOVER Hill
viii be sold at the lowest market rates.
Ofdces corner Of Seventeenth and Dock streets
and Seventeenth between Main and Cary streets.
0c22 WRIT ROBERTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

HOAL AND WOOD.-I am now prepared
" to furnish the best article Of ANTHRACITE
COAL for furnaces, CRATES, or stoves. Also,
very superior article of ANTHRACITE prepared
Also, CLOYEa HILL LUMP AND HAIL Oh
SMITHS COAL. Best article OF OAK and PINE
WOOD. All offered at lowest cash prices in guam
tity 10 suit both rich and poor. ..gl. -,.t ~. .E
Office and yard Nineteenth and Gary and Seventh
and Grace streets.
dc 5 ...s-f ... CHARLES Fl. PAGE.
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sALLY ANDERSON BEFORE UNDERH-o I'D.
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TfTTE DTcrh EO1.
rrp,ro % ADVERTISINGs
5AsHhx .nrAprY IN ADVANCE. E
list or LETTERS.

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| v,ININ6 IN THE RICHMOND POST
J.. ,"ES Jts GEAsER y 1855: