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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
AYERS HAIR VIGOR!
For Restoring Gray Hair to its
Natural Vitality and Color.
A dressingg which is at

!. !. ! . !. :. !. !. :. :. : : :. :. " :
A dressingg which is at
once agreeable, healthy,
@gsss9 and ehectual for preserv-
! M%H ing the hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon restored
! D1 to its original color. aofth
Wa 952 He gloss and freshness Of
youth. Thin harris thick
ened, falling hair checked, and badness Oft
en-, though not always, cured by its use
Nothing can restore the hair where the fol-
Icles are destroyed. or the glands atrophied.
and decayed. But such as remain can be-
saved for usefulness by this applioatiOn. In
stead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ments, it viii keep It clean and vigorous
It's occasional use viii prevent the hair from
turning gray or falling OF, and consequently
prevent baldness. Free from those delete
riouS substances which make some prepar-
ations dangerous and Injurious to the hair,
| the Vigor can only benefit but not harm Il.
| II wanted merely for a
HAIR DIRE ssING,
npthing else can be found so desirable. Con-
aiming neither oil nor dye. 1t does not soil
white cambric, aud yet lasts long on the
hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and CRATE
ful perfume.
Prepared by ,. g. Aver s. Co.,
Practical and 44nolgtticaI Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE, s1.OO
S. s. LYBRAND q CO., Agents, Delaware,
and for sale 4 d druggists and medicine
dealers everywhere, feb12oS-ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15

DeIaware Retail market.
Corrected lUeekLy by DONAvIN & POTWIN,
9 Wholesale and RetaI GreceTs and dealers in
Country Produce.
FLOUR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15

Manufactures Wigs, Toupees, CUrls, Friz-
zes, and Braids. She VIII I'LL all orders
promptly, and on the most reasonable
terms. Rooms on the Northeast corner of
Winter and Union streets. Oct. s, '69-ly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
S'FINE ART HALL
October.

TERMS:
Full Commercial Course ftimc unllmitedl
Including Business Writing $50
Teachers course in Practical writing
ls5SS s5S3S3a1Ss1,fa7 111Sl1. 81 u IN
Teachers course IN both Practical and or
namental (timn unlimited.l " @
Teachers course TO Ladies IN Practical and
Ornamental {time unllmfted) " SD
Tuition in advance by purchase Of hchol-
nrshfp.
SHARP s. WAFUL,
PBoPRIEroBs
Sept. 3D.. '6g-tf
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MARKETS.
Money.

Money.
NTOA4
u S. $40 bonds, II715
U. S. lO-4o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15

A Weak stomach can be greatly
strengthened by the use OF TFhittJesey's D3ts-
DeDsfG and Sick He1Gdche Cure. It is the
great remedy for all bowel complaints. For
sale by y. y. Starr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
PRICE, $500

see :. LYBRAND& q CO., Agents, Delaware,
and for sale \ ~ druggists and medicine
dealers everywhere, febl2'oS-ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
FOR THE HAIR.
MISS R. HENDERSON

Wishes to In
form the ladies
of Della " re
a n d vicinity,
that she has
opened rooms
for the purpose
of dressing la
dies hair, Cut
tinghair, sham
pOOning, Curl
Ing, Crimping,
&c. She also
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
MTEHm-
BOOTS AND SHOES!
at the old stand Of J. C L Day, north Of Temp
Tar Hall, the
LARGEST SHOE STORE
IN DELAWARE.
LADIES' AND GENTS

WE wish to say to the Citizens o
w Delaware and vicinity that we are re-
reiving constantly the most desirable va
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS
REPAIRING
,,,y7 90 80 47,.-..

neatly and promptly done, and thenalSing
sOf all we sell warranted. Please call and
see for yourself.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
EDUCATIONAL.

WEIGH q SEARS.
au28 67-too
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
Delaware Grain Market.

Corrected ageekIY bU HILLS & BRADLEY, Pro
777-ietors Of City MUS, Easg DcIG9Cdre.
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ssBarrett'sy the only safeguard

DON'T be HumbuERed with those cheap
pictures which so N mTCh resemble soOOd cuts,
when you can get the GENUINE India Ink
and Water Color finish at BEACH'S EX-
CELSIOR GALLERY. They excel even the
finest steel engraving. Examine them and
you Will be convinced A cabinet picture
copied from an Old Photo and finished by
Mrs. T. A. Beach, took FIRST PREMIUM
at our late County FAIR. ocl5 69tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15

The Ladies Christian Union will meet
| at their room on Thursday, October 21st.
The season demands our most active efforts.
Many cases of suffering are reported Let
with the Society during the busy season of
fruit gathering, and have conseq uently fall
len in arrears in their monthly dues, come
and renew their own strength and interest
as well as tn at of others. Come with your
d0eS; come with a bundle; let nothing be
left useless when so many are in need
Those who cannot
to send their dues to the Treasurer Mrs
Prof WhitIoek Every lady who interests
he rself in the welfare Of those for whom
we labor is personally benefited.
1t MRS. GEO. G. EATON, See'y.
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Mill on Chinese.

Excited to comment by an article in the
New York Tribune, Mr.. JOHN STUART MILL
writes q letter on the subject Of the intro
duction of Chinese into this country. Hi;
opinions are that their very great immigra
ton here must SO diminish wages as TO re-
duce to lower stage OF physical comfort
the population we have. Lowering labor
in this way cannot have. he thinks, any
eventual effect of raising its price; and
hence he argues that in such case the ex'
clusion of the immigrants would be justi
fed, as but temporary good would be done
to the oyercrowded Chinese, and perma'
nent harm to US. But there is worse effect
than this to be apprehended. 1t is from
labor that the social and political life OF the
nation is replenished and reInvigorated. Il
we trust labor to inferior races, how can
that life be SO replenished? 1t is a great
mistake to seek such races to do our work
The nation that does it is making a great
trouble for ITSELF That nation must eyel
be strongest and greatest whose laborine
class belongs to the highest type of man
kind -,=r
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Tha'COntTaSt.

We have enjoyed charming, bright, ge-
nial weather for nearly three weeks, Whlle
interior navigation at the North has been
suspended by ice. During the sitting here
Of the National Board of Trade its members
were daily tclegraphod about the severity
of the weather, the storms, the stoppaSe OF
trains. and freezing of the waters, and they
walked forth into the pleasant atmosphere
and the bright sunshine, and wondered al
the contrast here presented to the frlglo
tempcraturc which enveloped their own
homes.
At the North more than half the volume
= Of transportation from the West to the East
has been for all that time stopped. we
read of hundreds of boats locked up Ill the
ice on the way. Here we have not had Il
"skim' of ice There already the frost i'll
other RESPECTS is embarrassing the labors OF
man. Here there has been no obstruction
even to outdoor work. The farmers
plo,srhs have steadily run, preparing his
fields for the spring seeding. There the
ground has been so hard-frozcn that
ploughng was out of the question.
What wonder is it, then, that both the
Northwest and Southwest are looking to
this middle latitude, so favorable to the la
bors of man? The conditions Of the past
restrained the measures and enterprises
for the concentration of commerce and
great works upon this middle latitude,
where TRANSFORMATION is not INSTRUCTED by
frostS, and where man suffers no abatement
OF his energies from the heats of summer.
But those conditions no longer exist.
1t is pleasant to contemplate the future
OF the cities, the lands, the water-power,
and the vast mineral riches, Of the country
embraced in this just middle line. Nature
has with lavish hand dispensed her richest
blessings upon it. The temperature is the
most favorable, the lands are fertile, the
mineral deposits i'll the earth are those
which, in the highest degree, promote the
growth and power of nation, and the
water-power is wonderful for its abundance
and its distribution i'll every part of the
country; and yet TO all these we can add
beauty aud grandeur of scenery and an I'M
eXamplcd variety Of mineral waters. whose
efficacy in disease is celebrated throughout
the nation,
It would be hard for q man to 60 to the
degree of extravaganza in foretelllng what
activity, what enterprise, what thrift, what
rapid addition will be made to the wealth
and power fthe State in this favored region
The Chesapeake bay must receive all thai
part of this vast commerce whichls destined
for export or coastwise shipment. The
Virginia waters will TEEN with shipping,
aud the Virginia cities will flourish In
manner that will exceed the most san
euine expectations. In all departments O
industry and trade there will be degree O
prosperity, and the whole country VIII pre-
sent q scene of animation and opulence tha'
the imagination can hardly exceed.
That these predictions will come to pass
no rejecting man can doubt.
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4itl,moltd 1ispatrlr.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1869
aa,n,ss,on cf Virginia.


Tho no,vs from Washington Is that the
question Of admitting the virginia stepise
sentatives has been postponed 10 ss..uiu vt,s
This disappoints a large portion OF the VIZ
,;nia ncople, who had been led by previous
intelligence to expect the prompt admission,
of the State yesterday or to-day. we hsV
not looked for such speedy accomplish
mcnt of the work. 1t is not an easy ma''e'
to press through y deliberative BODY a niea-
sure of great dignity where there IS M!
expression of a desire for delay Tor aiinoss
any alleged motive. Legislators are, Hohl
policy and from respect for the dlgni's u
their own proceedings, disposed TO sran'
time for examination and reflection 10 h'e'''
bers who desire II.
For these reasons we may console on
selves for the delay. We cannot supPo'.'
after the proofs We have had, that oons'es,
or the great majority, is disinclined 10 ao,
nit Virginia. 1t is stated ina. "1Ao." ;,
CAxDY's report arrived on yesterday "nu
was not printed, and that the slatcii,en'S
submitted to the Reconstruction Commlt'ee
had not been printed. and that 1or these
reasons. although the committee haa ue-
iermined to report in favor Of the aam's-
sion of Virginia. they withheld their report
until these papers, printed, were pei'io
them. AS the case goes over TO saturday
it will likely be postponed to Monday the
Senate hardly ever sitting on Saturday.
We have not doubt Of the early aahiis-
sion Of the Virginia representatives. ana
while we regret the temporary delay we
are not surprised at il.
The New York Times tGRANr hepup-
lican) expresses its own feelings on the sub
.iect thus
every days delay in the case OF VIZ
,,;pia i q DAYS Injustice. And any recon-
struc.ion which leaves disabilities i'll Its
track is work unfinished"
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The GRAND LODGE OF MAsoNs OF NIRGI-
N1A.-The following officers Of the Grand
Lodge were elected last night:
M. w. Thomas F. Owens, Norfolk, Grand
Master; i-
R.W. William L. Maule, Richmond, De-
putty Grand Master;
r.. w. Robert e. Withers, Lynchburg,
Grand Senior Warden :;
r. w. William III. Lambert, Alexandria,
Grand Junior Warden;
Wor. Thomas q. Dudley, Richmond,
Grand Treasurer;
Wor. John Dove, Richmond, Grand Sc
cretary;
NJ. w. James Evans, No. 10, Grand Lee
turer;
Wor. William B. Isaacs, No. 10, Deputy
Grand Secretary
Wor. William B. Taliaferro, Gloucester,
Grand Senior Deacon;
Wor. Richard Parker, Winchester, Grand
Junior Deacon
Wor. George w. Dame, Danville, Grand
Chaplain;
John Lester, Richmond, Grand Pursui-
want;
Thomas Angel, Richmond, Grand Stew
ard; r.
James NJ. Taylor, Ashland. Grand Tier.
The Grand Lodge meets again at 8 O'Clock
this evening.
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THE SuEz CANAL.-The. large northern
dailies contain yoluminous accounts of the
opening Of the Suez canal, the chief par
tic,lars of which were published month
since in cable news. The English press are
atill disparaging the canal, and pronounce
it failure. Yet, as the Tribune states it,
an. DE LEssEPs's various intinlations that
. his canal is not in want of funds, that his
!" further work upon it viii not impede ma
"yigation, and that, despite the yet llncon-
tradicted statement that several vessels
!" have grounded in it, thirty thousand tons
have passed through it in ten days, are
/" guarantees of the sturdy enterprise With
which he pursues what is no longer o
50 dream - .-s4,.r. -a.--..--..ass -, 81
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..reports conserving the extent to which
"custom. house frauds have been carried On
in this cityare rapidly gaining consistency
nIt is said thatsome very large and we'll
"kuown commercial firms will be compro-
"miscd by the forthcoming revelations, ana
ait will be proved that the Government has
81 been defraudcd of prodigious amount of
g fnnnny ;, --.-....
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AGRICULTU RAL G. As
FAIR GROUNDS. SBgN&
An INTERESTING TROTT1NG RACE will
come off at the above place on WEDNESDAY
December 18TH for Il handsome
RIDING Birdie,
to he presented to the winner by Mr.. WILLIAM
L. PEAsLEY.
The following entries have been made:
r. c. Wescott enters b. II. Kate smith, 70
Ira Bruce enters b. m. MIX Maid, to wagon.
F. Wohelhcr enters b. &. Petersburg, to harness.
II. c. Wright enters e. g. Gray sam, pace 10
Race will come off promptly at O'Clock.
GnI5 rt ~ n DANIEL F. WARD.
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CusroM-Hcuss FRAUDS in NEW YoRE.--
For long time rn@ors have been thick and
heavy OF custom-honse frauds in New York
thst were to besexposed, involving men Of
hAssa standing incommescial circles. These
9feoietions are rather slow of fulflInent
buf fney continue TO be circulated The
Sew York Times Of Monday says; "rhe
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~ PREPARATORY MEDICATION.
The human system, the most delicate and sensi-
tive Of all created things, should be duly pre-
pared to meet the shock occasioned by sudden
change In the temperature of the air. Even the
solid metals contract aud expand under cold and
beat-so that If man were composed of iron, In
stead of fra tissues and fbres circulating fluids,
and brittle osscous matter, his frame would not
be proof against the vicissitudes OF climate. AS
II Is it behooves every one especially the feeble,
to fortify the fran tenement OF mortality against
the inclemeucy of the present season. A whole
some, strength-supplying vegetable tonic and al
terative is the preparatory medicine required, and
among medicinal agents Of this character HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS stand Su-
preme. In successful career OF nearly quarter
of century the preparation has never becu equal
led or approached. and Its sales are now larger
than those Of any half dozen articles, purpoTtins
to belong to the same class, that have ever been
advertised In this country. AS a remedy and pre-
ventiye OF DYSPEPSIA. and all Its complications
It may be said to have Iiued dossn competition
and to be the standard specific of the Western
Hemisphere course of this genial restora
tive ut the commencement OF winter Is the sures
safeguard against all the complaints which arr
caused or aggravated by exposure 10 cold. E
de lc-eod&w1w
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The Southern Planter and The Farmers
Gazette. for December, are both on our tG-
BILE. Both are highly interesting to the
farmer, and both have official lists of pre-
n5j,,mS ....
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-All per-
~ sons who paid one-half of city taxes IN June
viii come forward and pay the other half subject
70 discount Of ten per cent. and those who nave
paid none OF their will be liable to twenty per
cent. additional unless paid In this month.
I shall be at my Office daily to walt on all tax
payers from A. VI. TO 2. N. from this GATE 10
The slst of December. -o,D
dc I'm City Collector.
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FANCY GOODS,

FANCY GOODS,
consisting OF an elegant assortment OF
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, and PAPTER-
MACHE WRITING DESKS,
WORK-BOXES,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
CHESSMEN,
DOMIN0ES, and
ALBUMS.
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m FINE LIQUORS, WINES, sc.
SCOTCH WHIsKEY, In glass, very fine and
old; -.
ST. CROIX RUM, in glass:
casks fine TABLE SHERRY,
casks COOKING VINE,
FRENCH BRANDY, old and very fine;
APPLE BRANDY-only few barrels;
barrels COMMON RUM.
deli GEORGE I. HERRING & co.
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TOWN WITH THE PRICES!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS AT
GILL'S BAKERY, $50 BROAD STREET,
TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.

Very large Sugar Cakes, 5Qc. per hundred
Very large Moasses CaksR. Soc. per hundred.
Look cut for the largest assortment OF PLAIN,
ICED, and ORNAMENTAL CAKES in the city for
Christmas.
Liberal discount given to the lrada, delh
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GAMES, PUZZLES, SC.

GAMES, PUZZLES, &C.
sour stock Of GAMES for the Children Is choice
one. and consists of Old Maid, The Golden Egg
Chinese Puzzle, City Traveller, Yankee Pedler,
Cams of Visit TO Camp, New Merry Goose Game
Happy Family, Spirit Rapper, Mother Hubbard.
House that Jack Built, Game of Six Nations, Red
Riding Hood. Fireside Game. Nursery faVorites
Game OF Redde, anG others too numerous to men
ton.
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CmnIgTMAs GOODS.

We open this day our first lot Of fno
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
to which we invite the especial attention Oh
and all others who wish to get something nice lux
nreseut either for the old or young friends' Dc
,o, VIC rive martial list Of what may be founa In
our store:
JUVENILE BOOKS:
TIP-TOP SERIES,
BUDS AND BL OSSOMS,
BO-PEEP SERIES,
FAIRY NIGHT-CAPs,
MAYNE REDS ROMANCEs,
MAYNE REDS JUVENILE SERlES'
BOYS, PLAY-BOOK OF MEALS,
BOYs, PLAY.BOOK OF SCIENCE.
HISTORY OF WONDERFUL INVENIloN9'
AppLETON,S JUVENILE ANNUAL,
ROUTLEDGE's BOYS OWN ANNUAL foH
1870,
ROBIN HOOD, ,,1-S-
PAUL DU CHAILLU's GORILLA CcpN-
try r,,S
EQUATOR" Nv rr,1, TIN
GLE"
ROBINSON CBUsOE,
ARABIAN NIGHTS EN- LEX lai-N."i1 ~'
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON,
SASDFORD AND MERTON,
FABLES OF ESOP,
"OLIyER OPTICS celebrated series,
DRAGGED DICK" SERIES, by n. Alger, Jr.'
LABOULAYE'S FAIRY BOOK,
MACE'S FAIRY BOOK,
PLANCHE'S FAIRY BOOK,
INDIAN FAIRY TALES.
MGRLEY.S FAIRY BOOK,
D,AULNOY'S FAIRY BOOK,
+ OLD DECCIiN DAYS,
with large assortment Of the same class eqnah!
entertaining and interesting among which are eie-
rant English Juveniles with beautiful coloIed
plates and superb binding.
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b On the 9th instant at the residence of the brides
brother. by the Rev. 4. A. Ware. Miss IDA q.
HERShfAN, daughter OF the late j. Hersnan, 10
Mr. GEORGE CARDW ELL: both OF TINS CITY.
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soARD1NG AND LODGING.

DOARD.-A very pleasant ROOM, SUI.
~ able for gentleman and his wife. or two ri
tIemen with board, may be had ut il5 Franz.
rent. Ce li--@
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ANDREW ANTONl,
Manufacturer and Importer of
Confectioneries, Fruits, &C., Main street
dell below the post-officc.
w ANOTHER GREAT DECLINE
GOLD DOWN!
IT EFFECTS THE PRICES OF ALL GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS so,
THE FIRST TO MAKE THE REDUCTION /.
LOTS OF NEW GOODS
BOUGHT SINCE THE REDUCTION.
GOODS ON HAND MARKED DOWN,
THE POOR GET THE
ADVANTAGE OF THE GREAT DECLINE !:
Good PRINTS ut l2lc.-just the price before the
war:
All kinds of DRESS GooDs-cheap
FLANNELs lower than ever;
BLANKETS ut great decline;
sIAWLs at surprisingly low prices;
ELEGANT SASH and NECK RIBBONS acpcr cent.
lower than at the beginning of the season;
BLEAcHED ana UNBLEACHED CoTToNs-
cheap;
sHEETING and rILLOW-CAsE COTTON at
break down prices
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, KENTUCKY JEANS,
and TWEEDs--priccs knocked hard by the
=, panic;
HOODS, NUBIAs, soNTAGs, aDdBREAKFAsT
sHAWLs, at prices that Will astonlsh you;
WOOLLEN HOSIERY In endless variety at
prices to suit the times;
VELVET RIBBONS at about one-hsH the regu-
lar prices;
TRIMMING sATINs, rLUsHEs and VEL
vETEENs;
CARPETS, DRUGGE1S, anu olLILchh"'
JET and GILT JEwELRY at onc-half the prices
OF the dollar stores;
TABLE-CLoTHs, NAPKINS, and TOWELS, at
less than the gold value;
LACES, EDGINGs, and TRIMMINGS In end
less variety, at astonishlngly low prices;
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &C.,
KID GLOVES,
TIDES,
sCARFs;
GENTS LINEN nEMNED HASDKER
CHIEFS at CSC;
| UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS; !
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs,
And lots of OTHER GOODS, at lr sa
" LEVY BROTHERS.,
de7 1913 and 1915 Main street.
|
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RANKS AND BANKERS.


r ANCAsTER & CO., STOCK AND E&-
LCHANGE BROKERS AND D BANKERS, ~.
llI3 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-SON,Ds,
Commission; LOANS NEGOTIATtD; COL
LECTIONS made in all accessible points. lnte-
BROWN, LANCASTER & CO.
No. 30 South street. Baltimore, Nd.
LANCASTER. BROWN & CO.,
dc1s1w No % Nassau street, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Our stock also embraces the works OF all the
Poets in all styles of binding, besides the writings
of Irving, Scott, and the leading writer's, gotten
up In the style just suited to the tastes and purses
of our people. Call and examine.
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TOY BOOKS.

The best collection in the city, consisting OF all
tho leading books from London and American
houses. at I'LL prices and In al! styles Call and ex-
anime for yourselves.
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DENTISTRY.

TENEETH EXTRACTED WITH-@SR
i OUT PAIN.-Haying, supplied my Sa1Y 100
NITROUS OXIDE GAS, am prepared to Elk.
TRACT TEETH ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT
FAM. The gas is pleasant to breathe. and en-
tirely harmless. ~ . $1,000, -
100. JUDSON y. WOOD, y. D. S.
Office, Main street between Seventh and Eighth
ONE door below Harrison 5 drug store.
lQ-3In
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spECrAL NOT1CEs.

HPEG4AHx NVAASEESs eeIg5s -
rT I'D. BRIGGS, RICHMOND.
BAKE les,
7o7 MAIN AND 426 BRohp STREET.. 80
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Merchants and other dealers in EREAD, CAKES,
and CRACKERS. viii find 1t to their interest to
81 me cali. Look at the list OF prices
49, -. Wholesale. ~.sz Retail. -
(By barely per pound
SODA CRACKERS. &c. l.c'
BUTTER CRACKERs....... Sc tse'
OYSTER CRACKERS...... &c. izc'
WATER CRACkERS........ 7c' loc'
CREAM CRACKERS...... Hc. l'c'
ARROWROOT CRACKERS 1ec. lsc'
SUGAR CRACKERS. ..Gc. l'c'
LEMON CRACKERS........lac. s- IOc'
SpICEkUTS .p'C' -
SUGAR CAKES. 80. soc. per hundred.
NoLASsES CAKES........ SOC. per hundred.
HORSE CAKES. SOC. per hundred.
The largest variety of PLAIN, FANCY, and
ORNAMENTAL CAKES to be found in the city.
nj, ,aros,r ants for Christmas de II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-15

THOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
No lOl5 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA
THOMAS BRANCH & SONS,
SOLD STREET, PETERSBURG.
BRANCH, SONS & CO.,
BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA. GA,
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALLOW SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
on deposits, subject to sight checks; negotiate
LOANS. buy and sell SECURITIES on commission,
and draw SIGHT STERLING BILLS on all cities Oh
Great Britain and the Continent Tor any sums
from 81. &c E-"D