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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-25
kSTOSI-Christmas.

WAT IS IT =" Sure, MIkey, and What is that
In that windy there beyant?" Why, ye fool
ve that's 4 Christmas gift An sure an what
dz yc name by tilat?'' "Win. ycz are the big
gest fool fhatvcr was born, an If yc had died
whin We were n baby, yez wouldn't be Il bigger
fool nor &c are now. That's ELLYSoN & TAY-
ioR' S. an they are Rivin' away things for Christ
mas to those persons who are able TO pay q small
nricc Cor tnim. :.
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FrrL.-TEh. Int how The wind blows. l. Is g
cold. and ali seems so cheeriess. Ny bones scrn
etiiFcncd. and my very marrow seems chilled
What must 10 Echo answers Stcp down tc
WOOD COCKS, on the Basin bank, and supply my
self with the best OF coal and wood. WOoDCOCk
IS good fellow. lie belongs TO Richmond. Is =
man Of enterprise and deserves the encourage.
meat cr Richmond people. Give him 4 call If you
want tn keen
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THE Insurance ADvocATE."-The
January No. OF this magazine was laid on
our table yesterday. We find it a quarto or
twenty-tour pages--eight pages larger than
the public had been led to expect. 1t seems
to be eminentIy deserving of the support
of the insurance men, and is certainly a
good advertising medium.
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ASToSI-ChristInas.

CHEIsrMAs DAY DowN-TowN.- Many persons
could not procure all the Christmas gifts they
wanted Yesterday. owing to the large crowds lu
the Main street git depot. Others will desire IT.
snr1plv omissions. ToaccOmm0datc these classes.
ELIYSoS IL TAYLOR win be open to-day. Call
next to the Di&patc. building and get some ofthcr
beautiful! presents.
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NoLLE PRosEQUI ESTERED.-Thc case Of
Preston knucillcs, c!ergcd with burgla-
riously entering the store Of McSsrS. Cardo-
IN, AlSop Il FourGcan AID stealing s., 900
worth ot silks, was called before Judge
hramhail Yesterday bat, OF motion Of the
Attorney for tho Commonwealth, a n0ile
pr0Sequi was entered and the prisoner
DISCHARGED.
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Ta TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.-A,ll per per-
" sons who paid one-half OF ei5y .Iae, sn,iact
70 discount of ten per cent and those VINO my ,sr
paid none their taxes VIII be lame TO pa
cent additional unless paid In THIS lnonth Al, ta~
navars from A. 81. TO P. NJ. from this ah'e =
.iut: 3lst Of December. :, ,rJ,pD
Ey hy ofuGf IIo u INV ~''' CITY Collector.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE-Thc following
salcs Of real estate have been made by
Nc>srs. Lyme & Brother, auctionecrs !:
SMALL frame tenement. on the east side nj
Twenty third between Leigh and NJ streets,
for $50 small frame house, on j between
Thrticth and Tlirty-ir>t streets, for 500
cash: frame tenement, on the south side OF
Nicholson street, Rockets, for $50 also,
tenement adjoining, for SID vacant lot in
rear of same, 90Xl2S feet, for Sl35 vacant
lots Nos. Is and IT, OH the west side OF
Fifth street. Port Mayo, fronting IGXlG0
feet. at $l.3j-235.l0; vacant lot, on east
side Of Fourth street, Port Mayo, DMx100
feet. at S1.5O-2J4.15 vacant lot, on the
east side OF Lownes street near the Central
shops, j0x95 feet, at $3.50; four-aerc lot,
nca! Oakwood Cemetery, 1t iSl2O per acre
$50: brick house. Oh Broad between
Twenty third and rwenty-tourth streets,
Church Hill, for - 500; two lots, on Thir-
tieth between Y and streets, for $50 !;
farm sixteen miles below the city, the for
mer residence Of Miles Amber, for 81 ,224 !;
small brick house, corner of Franklin and
Henry streets, for S2,9l0 cash two vacant
lots adjoining, 55Xl55, at 81 per foot
81, ,155: small frame tenement, Oh Clay be-
tween Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets,
for 800 vacant lot i'll Manchester, on Nc
Donald street, fronting l32 feet, at - per
foot-S2Gt vacant lot, OH Maple street near
the City Gas Works, for S'l25 cash.
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Christmas gifts should be First useful; second,
beautiful; hird, enduring; so as 10 keep fresh the
memory Of the giver. All OF the requirements
are fulfilled In Bibles, poets. albums. and the va
rious series of childrens books, sold by ELLYsoE
/ TAYLoE, next to Dispatch Office. Open to-day.
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rN8ER! LUMBER! LUMBER

TRUMAN a. fhRhEk cop
dealers In
.tne Pine. Poplar BIack Walnut Maple, ASH,
cKory, oak, Cherry, Mahogany; and sycamho,e 1hnr
'ncT; also, all Kinds Of BIndinI@ Io,l ha1Dr. assus
a.nd i@, lssge stock. and sen at low prices. Their
rustomcrs. and All others in want OF Lumber,
u psrticuIary invited TO give them a eau oeiofe
.."@ elsewhere. Corner SIKH ana Caiia. a. ota 49,
.g.yaa, Va. no t~
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". &. MAYO. d. :. W I.iDSoN.
: rTBER.-SAW W-M IL L, MAiUS
. I-LA>D.-Nc keep constantly on hand Tor
5,, nv uuautItv, large or small, large
+. "r sElsoEED LUMRER for building pnr- pir
49, CA@JNC t0AkDs, LhTHIS,, Ill., rILlN%S Idc. and
&c. our facilities FOR obtaining i%e7. anu anu
gag MAYO GIBSON.
a. 49,, rost-cticc box tt0.
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DEAD IHFAHT.-A male mulatto child
WAS found yesterday morning at the foot
bridge near The 'Tredegar Iron Works.
Upon view of the body by Alderman ca
mack he deemed an inquest unnecessary,
it being evidently case Of premature birth.
The child vas, therefore, ordered to be
buried.
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COMMISSION Dr. LCHATICo ENoUIREHDo.-
The Sergeant held Il commission of the
above description over Il white woman
named Sarah y. pcndleton. who halls from
Liberty, Bedford county, Va, At the sta
ion-houSe, yesterday morning. She was
adiudecd l'rnatic. and was committed to
iail TO await transmission to the asylum.
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.-IcsIcrday morning
James VI. Kelley and Major Morccocll, who
had been sent on by the Mayor TO answer
an Indictment for stealing Il lot Of cattle,
and refused bail. came before Judge Bran
hall on writ of hdjcdS corpus, sued out
by their counsel Major Turner. They
were admitted to bail in the sum of 81 900
each TO answer to IN Indictment at the next
Grand Jury term.
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REMARKABLE CUR1osITIEs.-The most
wonderful curiosities ever seen in Rich
mond are the " Australian children" to be
exhibited to-day at No. COS Broad street,
next to Sutherland's. The show-bills posted
about the city convey general idea of their
appearance, but it is best to see them "in
propr1a persona" The attractions OF the
show are enhanced by the presence Of the
"beauttul Circassian GIRL" the French
giant, and Nova Scotia giantess.
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IhccIDEST.-The up mail train on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad Yesterday struck negro man
named Robert Johnson, near Chesterfield
station, but aS he limped off, it is supposed
that he was not seriously injured.
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We understand that WALTER D. BLAIR { Co. s
"Alpha' Mhskcy has quite exceeded IN rcpta-
tion for purity and fine !lavor any brand that We
know Of. We are not surprised at its popularity,
II being recommended by Or. j. b McC&w ana
sold by such an old and reliable house.
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Personal ALTEECATGoS.-An alteration
took place on the Capitol square Yesterday
between State senator J.. y. MaSsie and
Mr.. Wentworth, OF the House of Delegates.
Blows were exchanged but no serious in
iniv was inflicted. The difficulty originated
III 4 nulitical difference.
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THE BAPTIST TEACHER. The first No.
OF this new sunday school paper has made
its appearance. 1t is a neat eight-page
Journal, containing good deal of interest
ing reading matter. Rev. A. L. Dickinson,
of Richmond, is one Of the editors.
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ASTOEI-ChristmaS.

Try TIE MIHcE MEAT.-At BossrUx's you
can get the very hest Mince Meat ever eaten. We
have tried II and know. Every lady who has tried
1t continues to sc it. thereby saving time. troH-
hlc. and expense. lie has just received III addi-
tiOnal S 600 bounds.
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FIRE.-The alarm at noon yesterday was
caused by the burning Of the roof Of Will
liam II. Trcnt's balie-shop, on the north
west corner Of Third and Broad streets.
Loss, 500 no insurance.
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LIVING WoSpERs.-The Museum of Living
Wonders opened yesterday, and was well
attended. The curiosities exhibited are Ger.
tainly well worth viewing. Do not fail to
90 TO METROPOLITAN Uall.e
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After all, the finest, largest, cheapest. and most
desirable stock Of books for children, fathsrs,
mothers, preachers, aud Sunday-school people,
can be seen ut the store of the American Tract
Society," 9l! Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
I. l.. u. WALFoRD, Depusitary.
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Santa Clans holds forth at ANTONI's to-day.
He invites all the little children to call and sec
him. For French and American candles and all
the nicer notions In the way Of dolls, toys, fire.
crackers, torrcdoes &c, call at ANToSIS.
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UEEvE's Confectionery and Toy Depot, corner
of Broad and TwcDty-hrth streets, Is quite IN ac-
qulsiton 10 Church TIi. Residents Of the hill
need go up town no more to make their hol!aay
purchases, as they can find ut WEETE'S Il fine
display OF rich Cake. Candies. Fruits, Toys, &c.
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4 CorCH, COLD, OR SoEE THROAT. requires
Immediate attention. as neglect ofientlm"s results
In some inrurahle lung disease. RROwS'S RRoN-
CHIAL TRocHES are simple remedy. and win
almost invariably give immediate relief.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMoSD.-A special
term Of this court will be held on the 9Th Of
january for business Of the Commonwealth
exclusively. On the next day the regular
business OF the court will be resumed.
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Persons cal
say Advcrtis,
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Church TIi1 pcoplo win Ard II tn their Interest
to call Mt VERNE confectionery. corner of Broad
and Twcntv-6fth strcete, where they will nnl =
rich assortment of everything to make thcir'iom
cheerful during the holidays.
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The most beautiful Christmas gifts are those
which combine ncatncss with taste aud elegance
OF Cnish. 10 to ELLYsoS & TAYLOR's and cx-
anime their stock. and convince yourself that
there alone you best get what you want In their
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VI. ELLYsoS u co. viii insert advertisements IL
the principal newspapersin In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishcrs' rates. for cash. Apply ut this utnGs.
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The boys and girls vii! see some OF the most
wonderful toys, dolls and other notions, as well
as candies and cakes, at A&ToNI'S, which nc is
selling at the very lowest prices.
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Christmas-ANTOSI.

The most useful Christmas gins are thoes d" hlch
combine utility with beauty and durability, and
nowhere else can articles combining all these
qualities be procured at cheaper rates than Of Ell
TYSON u TAYLOR.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER "a, 1882.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harvcys Will
iIams-
Brig John Chrystal. Barnes, New York. sugar,
c: Y. Morriss & Co.; vessel to Gallego Mills Man
ufactur!ng COMPANY.
Schooner Jessie Williamson. Corson, Philadel-
phia, coal, TredeCar HNmDany.
Schooner Ocean Wave, Woodbridge, New Jer-
sey, brick clay, II. :. kimbal.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. Norfolk, rcr-
chandisc and passengers. l.. Il. 'fatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc.and passengers, ". Z. Porter.
steamer niagara, Blakeman, New York. ner-
chaudsc and passengers. W. c. Durham ( Co.
Schooner c. A. Hendricks, Greenlaw, New Bed
ford. grain, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POITT, December 2I--irrived steamer
Eennchec. freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
andsalled on return. @#
NEW YORK. December 22.-Clearcd. schooner
Katie Ranger, Martin, for Richmond.
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CHRISTMAS READTNG.-Al! or the illustrated
papers Of tho week tho January magazines ant
northern ard city d lilies, at ELLYsoN & TAYLon'>
news depot.
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CATTLE SToLEN-James Anthony, who
lives at Tuckahoc, uenrico county, had
four oxen stolen from his premises on Fri
day night.
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PREACHING To-MoRRow.-Wc note the
following special appointments
FIRST Boptist Church.-Rey. j. r. Gar.
lick ut II \. NJ.
Leigh-jStreet Bdptist.-Rev. a. E. Dickin.
son at II A. NJ.
Fulton Baptjst.-Rev. W. T. Lindsey al
II A. NJ: Rev. A. i. Dickinson at ! x P. NJ
Christ Episcopal in the Valley).-Divine
service at I =. VI.
.Sidney Baptst.-Rev. James 3. Taylor,
ST.. at II A. NJ. Usual service at < ?. VI
.Hdnchestcr Ictt0di5t.-Rcv i. j. Boggs
at II 4. u. and 7p. NJ.
Sidney Ncthodist Church.-Rcv. Robert
\. Armistcad at II \. NJ; Rev. 5. G. Fer.
cuson nj 7H p. NJ.
Oregon Mcihodist.-Rev s. G. Ferguson
n Il 4. NJ; Rev. Robert y. Armistead at
* p. ".
Nicholson Street Ncthodist.-Rcv. S. "
Duitie at IL A. NJ. and -: P. NJ.
1t Mrs. Virgins Sixth street between
Byrd and Arch.)-Rev. Robert A. Arml
stead at ) 2. NJ.
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GOOD JDEA.-Invcst II quarter In one OF The
Santa Claus prize-boxes for sale by TEIBcETT.
4 pri Zc In every box.
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rurrerrAS GIFTS Of all kinds may bc bought
Mt THIBBETT'S ill2 Main street.
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SPEND YOUR DIMES with TRUBETT. tho popn-
lar conrcctoncr. on Main street near the Dis
patch Office.
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PLANTERS NATIONAL. BaxK.

INN =
RICIIMOSD. VA. December 0. 1860.
Ti7HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCEfIuLDEnS OF THIS BANK will nc
held on TUESDAY the 18th day Of Januar-. 1870.
AT their hanknxEou,e,i In this city, Mt ~ NJ, for
III" election Of directors. j. II. GOHUIN,
I'tSl,
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LIST OFF HETTErs.

lST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
~ REMAIN NC IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE DEC FMBER -. lseQ.
Persons call ng for letters In ts list win Please
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OPEN O-DAY-TLLYSoN & TAYLOR'S gift en-
porlum. next to the Dispatch Office.
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BOYS. huy your fireworks OF TRIBDETT, whc
keeps the best and safest.
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II you want TO get the worth OF your money, &c
to ASTOSI'S.
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GIELS. buy your dolls and toys OF TRI2Bc-T.
who sells the best and "h"er"st.
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THE PyTHIAS BALL.-Great preparations
are being made for the anniversary ball Of
Syracuse Lodge, No. 5, Knights of Py-
thias, which viii take place on Tuesday
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NATIONAL BANK or NIRGI$IA.(
EIE.lr,LnNI- No.. Lnr. Ii lsEl-

rTTE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
{ holders OF this Bank Will be held on TUES.
D1h the llth day of January next, at Lhetr bank
ing-h"isc In this city. at L. NJ for the election o
Directors Tor the ems Ing year.
I'd l. r. TOpT0N Cashier
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHRISTMAS SERvIcEs.-We have received
notices of the following special appoint
ments for Christmas day:
ST. Johns (Ep'scopaD Church.-Services
at II A. VI. Rev. Henry Wall will preach
Grace Street (EpiscopaD Church.-Ser:
vices mt II \. VI. Rev. - Baker will
preach. Collection in aid of the fund for
the relief Of disabled clergymen.
st. Pdurs (EpiscopaD Cturch.-Di7ine
service at L NJ. Rev. DR.. Minnigerode
will preach.
Manchester (EptscopsD Church.-SerVices
at 1lK A. NJ.
ST. Marks (English Lutheran).-services
at II A. VI.
st. Johns {G erman), Fifth Street,
Preaching Mt 11.A. VI.
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nAyyESkNS.


Esss5 ~, = -, ,ss-z.s:s- --rsssss.gs1
~ 81
:tbESAPEAhE AND .nHlC Rail
- ROAD1n no 1 sss I'M ErSDA ra ,ahnnJ 1 ~"
ny ffSsps M San saan iGG at soH'? We aun.
ton 1T 9:?D A. VI aud arrive mt Rchmond at !:4o Z:
M. making close connections a, Gcrdoasyiile and md
ManassSs rsiIrnad nail tr .ins Tor Alcxandria,
Wa:9gon - tsmGrs rhIas!nn NeT Cbta. l1fa.
uooga, Memphis, New Orleans Montgomery No
htlc. etc. ,,, -, .oo,-,.. ,o,,,.,,,,
MIL TRAIN VII rnn Wt-weekiy oe'wsei HTTSi
Stanltnn ana v nike Sdiihlr nbrlngs 2i ioEo-
DAY, Tsll'RSDAI, a1d SATURDAY Leave
,aant"n - ~ rt nd arrive at ', hc 9oS SuipnIe
and 1 i'Jo u II s,mto' r iai'o af AnI ling vest
shen with stagcs f,r IeNingt~I Natural Eridge,
for EatG Alum and VIM Springs; and At White
sulphur with stages Tor LcW.shifG tDaficst,n'
etc.
,rAGES wll also leave Stannson on MONi3A,I,
the mail train from Richmond for Lexington and
Natural Bridge. ,,.-.,,.. ,-
Richmond and Washington nirlrtly except Sunday
without chang, Of ears. Leave Richmond AT $50
I. u and arrive at Washington mt 5:J5 a. NJ.
i,c."e Washington IT o:.5 +. y. a;d arrive at
nect.nns at Richmond and Washlnrt n,
SLEEPTEG CARS win hc attached IN this train,
and viii he run through between Richmond and
Baltimore without ciange.
JA1hs f.. NETNERLAND,
deli General Ticket 4 gent.
---------------- - - " -.
THWO FAST DAILY LINES (UhrDAG
4 L. M.LACEPTj.DI 10 THE NORTH, EAST,
ANn WEST, DvnE THE FAyOEITM ROUTE
oITICtIST ROuTE.-Ihe TIlROIGH TRAINS
over this rontc are nov rnn rronrlfe depot
Of Rvrd ,n, t!gnth stree Is Il, H. Is \. II. aud sl5 r.
reiirbl" connections win The VA SHTNtiTON
e ar 4. ~ ~, -
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OFFICE or TIE VEST POINT LAND CoNrASY,
OFFICE OF THE NEW MECHAEIcsvILLI

RICHMOND, VA, D.cemhrr "a l35o.
TF'ITE ANNUAL MEETING Of the NEW
4 IECHANICSYlI LIZ TURNPIKE COM
PAAY will be held at the Office of MesSrs. Vim.
NJ. Sutton & Co., on MUSDAI NEXT, 2ith lu-
slant, It Il o'clock NJ.
dc 2J--ltE L. ". HOWAR Secretary.
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ChrIstmas-ASToSI.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER "a, 1892.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER IS, 1863.
sun rises. 7.ls Ioon rises. ...... L. o.
sun SETS. Az High tide. e.3:
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Vt.

North .pnV at thr - ,icc "crupr Broad anr Eighth
streets and for tlruuxh tickets to all poins North
and West apply al thc ticket oiiec corner Byrd
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Christmas-ASTOS
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THOMAS DODAIEAD,
..-. Sugeriutcqdc;.t.

DICHMO%D hSD PETERSBURG
II RAILRDAD.-Dn and after MONDAY, May
80 tie trains OF this road VIII nc run as ioloTs
Ltaye Richmond ati J.. -. and 50 L. Nj.
Leave Petersburg q, 80 a. VI. and $3.50 7. VI.
ACCUAlMUDAIlDA IIAis, With PASSENGER
car attached, VIII leave Richmond daily at 2aG I.
u. ana Petersburg daily st \. II. (Sundays e2-
csptsdl.
fncd Il. II. tram wiii not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 =. " train Siu not leave Pc
tersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take TIC rs p. 81.
train on and afer August the lith Instant
Baggage checked through ..f...
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal train
gtI leave Clover IiilI ut 4. ~. and, returning
h.aye Richmond Ut 2:3o L. M. Tuesdays, Thurs
days, aud Saturdays.
= r.r THOMAS u. WyNNE,
apis superintendent.
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MEETINGS..

TNION BANk.-The annual meeting Of
- thn s;nckhui uiGorS Of The UNION BANK OF
RICHMOND viii he held on THURSDAY. 18th
of January, lo7O. In the rooms Of Messrs Davcr-
port Z Co.. over the First National Bank, al 3
clock 4. VI. Stockholders are requested to he
present In person or represented by proxy.
de- 95-td JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
OFFICE or THE WEST POINT LAND COMPANY
WEST POINT, December Is, lSC9
TENHE STOCKHOLDERS of the WEST
L POINT LAN - COMPANY are hereby notl-
tied that the annual meeting of the said Company
VIII take place at West Point in the county Of
King William, The TT't'S!jhT after the second
DdIv IN .i"nunrv. 1,7p. being the 18th Of said
month. : full uieeti" = IS desirable.
de 2j--!d JON y POLLARD Secretary.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
II RAILROAD -LINE-F9R. BALTIMORE,
TILE NORTH, AND kGRTHWEST-EHA
OESCHs sDULE-DAILY tEXCKPT SUNDAYS.
IN a!id .;ter IUESDAY, sth OF jung, passengers err
gest Will take the passenger train from the depot
0r the Richmond and York River Railroad at
eichmoud Tor West Point. where they take tae
steamer ADMI2Ai, Captain l.. {. FREEMAN,
n KEN \ EBEC, Captain j. Il. FREEMAS,both
5oats having been put In tirst-iate orderreachins
Baltimore the following morning IN t!!na 10 CON
acct with the trains for phindelpnia New York,
aud the West. Return!n., the Boais leave pier No.
: LigatS street wliarvcs Ioot OF BIrry stEt, diily
fcxccpt Suudays) nt O'Clock +. ~. Passengers
arriving In R,cLulogd nj -2:b Z. u. the follow nY
.iay In time to connect with the express train
1r! the Richmond end DanTile railroad for Dsa-
vile and all coins on t..t road: GrecnEoo:o',
Salisbury, Charlotte, &c., n c.; Columbia, y. c.,
,nG all points -put1
tes7ea Richmond daily except suntay5j q.
> clock =. ". ea9cs West Follt daly Except
Mondays) a. IQ:l? 4. -.
90 \ SuDgriutcudc,.t.
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LIST or LETTERS.
LADIES' LIST.

~, OF LETTERS REM AIMING in
| rHE MANCHESTER POST OFFICE De-
- mel, ~ lSnn
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hh@pi' - MISCELLANEOUS.
recording Scribe Marion Division, Nc. 2 e4ni
If .T3"ncrancc Editor Commercial W. :. /.
VESSELS.
Vim. Rovd b. Berin, !: +. Corsnn' Soceae \. B o9ie
r :. EIdridge. VIM. odfrey, G. W. Hendep5oh
j. Ii. Roberts. j. Z. Stinson, Ezr& 1iniln' - =
0oinefS' l. i''pl e. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.