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The New York herald., 1869-09-02
n II. FIERsON AUCTIONEER.
ByA. D. MELLICK, JR. 4 BRO,
Auctionecrs and dealers in New Jersey Real Estaje
26 Pine street, New York.
Positive sale,
by order Of s. Cahfl Esq,
Of 80 villa Plots,

BY o,s's q & = y;'. 4 eSsSa! sisi!. Esq.
at Crawford, n j.
nrs shuJsdsy s September SSs x: north
the station and in the vicinity Of improvements Payments
the foot Of Liberty street at COLLATION. on the arrival
pcious characters For railroad and full
spR ss % Ss S s s a. " g.
Bond street and Bowery and at Isaac Tstes shoe
joys Hotel, corner Park row and BeeEman street. :
iss Chatham street. vii sell hs dD; a Il ooIoss,
large lot Of mems snd womsn'a Clothing Dresses shaw.
ding Boots Shoes xc also Coats Pants Vests &C. by or
R1cHARD WATERS, HI11 5ss,:.Sn1 AycTroNEEm e.El9.
WIN sell on Thursday, s:pssmSsr ' a. IL o'clock a. 1888
nae snd
ssss s: sSa osSssy eSssss:
''A'' PETER MCKNIGHT Attorney for Mortgage.
RIcmAsD WALTERS -. oo3sUH
At corner Of Hester and Alien Streets general
Of Grocery Store Fixtures nnszpired term Of
Lease OF premises JOHN Z. LYST, Attorney.
CHERlEF's SALE, LUMBER, 4c-RIcHAED Wal
o'clock street between Seventh and Eighth
Blinds Ae also HOr.e' w.sOna9aa s,.r
JOHN j. scAssrLI, Deputy.
CHERIFFs SALE OF HARDWARE, HOUSE FURNISH
81 S.Os & sy COLE
WnLIAM ABBOTT, AUoTloNEER, OFFICE NO..
Fixture. and Funu o the lager beer saloon and
rant at l Greenwich street. near L.ight hne BagHteie
asos Coulter. " Clock, Beer Punp; Ice Chest Mirrors
Paintings, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-09-02

A UCTION NOTICE.-BOOTs AND SHOES.
"A BY CHARLES @. WARREN, AUCTIONEER,
Salesrooms s. and 68 Reade street
On EKLpAY ssHtemhcF =, a l2h S'slSHk,
BOOTS, SHOES BRodANs, BALM0RALs , CATERS. n
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES AND UPWARDS.
Principally fresh made, seasonable goods
OF higher grades. Sold exclusively commission
For account of Eastern and city manufacturers.
The New York herald., 1869-09-02

JACOB BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.
u THIS DAY,
at ii O'clock al the auction No. North William
street. MashaPs sale Boots and Shoes, consisting OF men
and boys Boots Caters and Shoes ladies' Caters Slippers
the entire stock Of = boot and shoe store. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

STATE ISTEREsT.-The following letter
from Colonel Stanton will explain itself:
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THE CATHOLIC M1ssToS.-The emission :"
that has been in course under the auspices
of the Redcmptionist Fathers at the cathe-
drai Is about drawing to close. This eve
ming the final sermon will be preached, and
on tomorrow they will leave us. There is
probably no event since the war within the
Catholic religious circles that has been at
tended with more feryor and interest than
this mission. Morning after morning the
services have been attended BY thousands
OF the poor and laboring classes on their
way to their daily toll, while at evening the
large editice has been filed with anxious
hearers. And the children. too, for whom
especial instructions were given. have also
attended in large numbers.
The sermons have all been marked with
unusual cloqUence and force Of argument,
and thousands of hearers of other dcnomi-
nations have attended them. The exercises
this evening will be marked With unusual
interest.
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LEVY BROTHERS, store on yesterday presented
scene never before beheld In tho city. Never
have we seen In any business house In Richmond
so many persons at one time. IT seemed rs IL the
whole population had made UP their mindsto Visit
this popular establishment: and yet we were In
formed ~ one OF the proprlctors that the scene
was not an unusual ono, as their store had been
crowded upon every clear day since the COM
mcncemcnt Of the fall trade Now why such n
crowG P WHY 50 many an xious buyers? Are dry
goods becoming scarce or money more plentiful!
1t Is because LEVY BROTHERS sell only reliable
articles: sell everything ut small profit they
ask but one price, aud that the lowest; sell for
cash only thereby creating no bad debts for which
cash customers ere made to pay-in word, 1t Is
the dry goods store of the city. we may say or the
State, ard It IS the place to make your purchases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

FfREs.-The alarm OF fire on Sunday
morning was caused by the partial burning
of the roof of the house occupied by Mr..
a. j.. Berry, on Marshall street between
Fourth and Fifth. Damage slight
On yesterday morning at about O'Clock
the store of n. Schultz, on Seventeenth
street opposite the first station-llouse, was
discovered to be on fire by policeman Kee-
gan. The alarm was Immediately. sounded,
ana the flremen at once on the spot. De-
spite their efforts the goods in the store
were very much damaged, as was also the
building. Mr.. Schultz and his wife occu-
pied the second floor, while the third was
occupied by Il lady, who was compelled tc
be brought down by means Of ladder ir
order TO prevent suffocation. Loss and orr
gin not yet ascertained.
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Proofs OF ISsANITY.-On the trial of +.
Z. G.. Lindsey before the United States cir
cult court yesterday, several witnesses tes-
tilted to prove the insanity of the prisoner.
One of these said that Lindsey was Il fruit
grower. and claimed to have invented Il
means Of preventing the inroads Of bCrcrs.
His plan was to take all the pth out of the
tree, and TO supply its place with u wire
which would not only perform the function
Of carrying sap to the branches and leaves,
but would break off the teeth Of the borers
when they went to bite it. By this inven-
ton he hoped not only to rid the country of
this pest Of the frua-growers, but to realize
for himself handsome fortune.
Other witnesses testified that Lindsey had
attempted various feats, which would have
seemed dangerous or ridiculous to any sane
man, such as jumping out of second-story
windows and alighting unhurt on the
ground, running like Il squirrel over the
roofs of houses, nc.
Lindsey is the man whose name became
so we'll known atew years ago i'll connection
with the Egytian-corn humbug, by which
SO MANY farmers were "sOld." tie is on
trial for robbing the United States mail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

Mayors CoURT.-Frank Mann (negro).
charged with trespasSing on the premises Of
Consani & Bernichi, and threatening to cut
them with knife, was fined 800.
Edward Daync (negro) was brought up
to answer for stealing nine dozen eggs from
some unknown person. No one was present
To claim the eggs, and the accused was dis
charged.
Henry johnson (ncgro), charged with
stealing iron from the Tredegar Works, was
called. lie was sont on for indictment.
Henry Harris NEGRO boy), charged with
stealing lot Of fish from VI. II. Irwin, was
turned over to his father to be chastised.
N. 4. Garnet and Frank Anthony,
charged with fighting in the street, were
discharged.
Arthur Brown (ncgro), charged with ere
ating disturbance and using obscene Ian
guage in the street, was fined $3.50.
Henry Thackcr, drunk and firing pistol
in the street, was fined $3.50.
Robert Jet (neoro(, charged wtha$sault-
ing and beating James Washington, was
fined s..
John Cottrel. charged with assaultnc and
using abusive language to Henry hragel,
was discharged.
Patrick Foley, charged with bein" drunk,
creating disturbance in the house Of Mary
Wade, and drawing knife on Tim Sullivan,
was fined So.
Tim Sullivan, charged with nssaulting
Patrick Foley with a brick, was discharged.
Sam johnson. Tom Walker, Harrison
Gross. John Perkins, and George Williams,
(ncgrocs,) charged with creating disturb
ance in the house Of Beverley Gray, were
discharged. No witness appeared against
them.
Edward Foster and Emanuel Hancs me
groes), charged with stealing brass and iron
from j. r. johnson {; Co., were sent on for
Indictment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

GRGBBS & WILL1hMS-l2 Mat their Office.
21S acres ofland at Bottoms bridge.
GHUBBS WILLIAA1s-1o Mon the promises,
the "Harvie Farm and the price Tract y
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS o'clock-valuublc lot
corner Spring and Belviderc streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON-io O'Clock Eleventh
street between Marshall & Clay, handsome
household furniture.
PAINE & Colo observation-disclosures sale dry
goods boots, shoes etc. Also, large sale OF
ladies' and misses fsrs
LEE GODD1N-ll o clock-at Mrs. Crawrord's,
on Broad-Strect road three miles from the city,
mules, cows, hogs, etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

a PROMISING ESTERTAINMEST.-T
who wish to spend this evening pleasantly
will bear in mind that Rev. Henry Wall,
rector of st. Johns (EpiscopaD church, will
deliver his satirical poem on Fashion at st.
Adams Hall ats o'clock. Mr.. Walls repu-
tation as humorist justifes us in promising
delightful entertainment to all who attend.
He will treat the subject in all its branches,
and could have no better time than this,
when we are about entering upon the
festivities of Christmas. Let all the ladies'
be there by all means, and the gentlemen
will follow, of course.
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KEEP THE CIRCULATION AC-

MI KEEP THE CIRCULATION AC-
TIyF-A free and regular circulation OF the
blood is essential TO health. II places the whole
system in n state OF active defence against all un-
wholesome influences, and Is au especial safe
.,,,ard against the inimical effects OF sudden
changes Of temperature, and of damp and cold
II proper attention were paid TO this important
fact there would not only be great decrease In
the number Of cases OF stomach, bowel, ana renal
complain.s but also in the number OF deaths by
cousu,u,,tion aud other pulmonary diseases.
Az this period of the year, when the dividing
line " btch separates genial from an Indictment
SAMSON has tust boon passed, II course OF HOSTEL
TFY,s STOMACH BITTERS will be found OF III
valuable service in improving the condition OF
the vital huid aud gently stimulating Its How
violent coughs aud colds, like intermittent fever,
are the frequent effects Of n chilly atmosphere
upon debilitated organization. Diseases OF the
kIdneys often proceed from the same source. DO"
essential 1t Is, therefore, for persons OF iecpie
constitution to tnvigorate the vital organization
Mt the commencement OF winter. Fortified by
warm clothing without, and HOsTEIIkf's
RITrERs Within the frail and delicate may
brave with IMMUNITY an amount Of exposure ana
bardship which under other circumstances
would Drostra.e them on bed Of sickness. LEI
them consider this and rs wise IN time.
! dssle-oodlwSw .csn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

TuE FLoRENCEs AT THE THEATRE.-Mr.
and Mrs. W. j. Florence, the celebrated
Irish comedians, made their appearance be-
fore large and brilliant audience at the
Theatre last night. Mr.. Florence, as Handy
Andy, brought down the house, and. ma
king his appearance before the curtain in
response to An enthusiastic encore, i'll i few
remarks returned his thanks for his cordial
reception, and alluded to the fact of his
having made his first appearance on the
stage in Richmond twenty years ago. Mrs.
Florence's acting and Singing were more
than equal to the expectation Of the audi
ence, and the minor parts were remarkably
well sustained. We were pleased to notice
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0ULASK1 HOUSE,
JOHNSON SQUARE, SAVANNAH, Ga.

~ Columbia, s. C.
se 30-3m. ". 3. WRIGHT, Propriekor.
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POLICEMEN FoOLED.-The great crowd around
the store next to the Dispatch office on yesterday
attracting the attention OF the police, several OF
them came running mp the street In GREATNESS
haste. srpposing that p serious disturbance was In
progress. They were delighted to find that the as
scmblase WAS only caused By the large number OF
persons passing out of ELLYsoN & TAILoR's de-
not Of Christmas presents loaded with bundles of
beautiful books. albums. ladies' desks, work.
boNcs panos. etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

BEFORE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
j. W. Murrel, Malki Depriest, and j. Mil
Ter, who were arrested in Petersburg on
Saturday charged with violation of the in
ternaI revenue laws, were called before
United States Commissioner ChahQon yes
terday, and the case Of Miller was continued
until the 18th of January. he was required
to give bail In the sum Of -, 1000. The other
cases were not heard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

RUFF1AN1sM.-We are credibly informed
that on more than one occasion recently
young white girls, the children Of respecta-
Bile parents, living On Church Hill, have
been waylaid by negro ruffans, and have
had the most infamous language and pro-
posals addressed to them. The children
were met while on their way home in the
evening, and in one case, when one Of them
ran away in alright, rocks were thrown at
her. Tie parents of the children are on
the watch, and so sure as the negroes are
caught so sure will the most summary pun
ishment be dealt out to them.
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THE F1vANTosCoPE ON CHURCH HILL.-h
large audience was present at the Third
Presbyterian church last night to witness
the exhibition of this wonderful invention
of the Messrs. Schumann. All were delighted
with it. For the benefit Of those who were
unable to attend last night, it will be again
exhibited Mt the same place tonight. The
doors open ut half-past7 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

HANDSOME PREsESTs.-Eow opening for tho
holidays, superb stock of rich diamonds, pms
and ear-drops: ladies' watches, chains, banas'
handkerchief holders, medallions, neck-cnainS'
sleeve aud bosom buttons smethyst ana moss
agstc slynet rings. diamond engagement suo piani
gold wedding rings superb new patterns OF ricn
silver In cases, aud choice assortment OF rare
goods IL, ported direct from foreign factories
NowLAN & Co., Jewellers
corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
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CHRIsrMAs PREsESTs-lscs. JOHN II. TYLER
& Co., Jewellers, 1912 Main street, have on sale
the largest and best-seleced stock of fine Jewelry,
Watches Silver and Plated Ware both American
and foreign, of thclr own importation, ever offered
In the South: al! of the latest and most fashion,
able styles. Also, large and beautiful selection
OF Fancy Articles, selected expressly for the hou-
laNs.
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HOLIDAY GOODS AT HOLIDAY PRIcEs.-Chrls:-
mas is coming, but money Is scarce, and ANTON.
the conrectioner has fixed his prices accord
ingy. His stock Of candles, fruits, toys, and
fireworks, Is very large and very attractive, and
no one in search OF Christmas gifts should pass
down Main street without giving him I call. Re-
member the place ANToNI's, one square below
the post-oicc. on the opposite side Of the street
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BABIES FOR AporTIoT-Dolls, of conrse; but
then they talk, calling you by the endearing
names Of Mamma and Pap'. They are very pret'v,
and no. very costly, set most suitable for Christ
mas presents. A fine assortment OF these Dous
and MANY other nice things can be fornd ut
ROBERT WERNE,s Church Hill Bazaar, Twenty
fifth street corner Of Broad.
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FRANZ LEsL1E's LADY's MAGAZINE for
January is to hand from Ellyson & Taylor,
newsdealers, Main street. This is the first
No. of the twenty-iirst volume, and is the
best and richest we have ever seen. 4 lady
needs no other guide than this magazine III
making up her trouSscau. g
We have also Harper,s Bazaar from the
same house
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TrEL.T.h hut how The W ind blows! 1t IS go
cold, and all seems so cherries. My bones seem
stlfYcncd, and nv very marrow seems chilled.
What must do Echo answers: Step down TO
WOOD COCKS. on the Basin bank, and supply my
self with the best Of coal and wood. WooDcoCK
Is good fellow. He belongs to Richmond. Is q
man Of enterprise, and deserves the encourage
ment of Richmond people. Give him call II you
want to keep warm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

TIE PREsBYTERY OF ROANOKE met ut
Charlotte Courthouse on the 18th instant and
dissolved the pastoral relation between Rev.
II. G. Alexander, D. D., and "Village
Church" the Presbyterian church at the
Courthouse: DR.. Alexander has begun the
removal of his library, &C., to the seminary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

CHRISTMAS FUEL.-CHARLEs II. PAGE will
celebrate the recurrence Of The Christmas holidays
by Il great distribution of coal and wood to the
poor OF Richmond In any quantity. from peck
or stick TO 4 ton or cord, at prices lower than
nnv other dealer viii sell. Yards corner Nine
tcenth and Cary and Seventh and Grace streets.
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AS token Of regard and affection nom one
friend 20 another, nothing Is more suitable or
would be more highly priced at this season than o
good overcast, nice pair OF pants or vest, or @
necktie, or one OF many other articles which,
with those enumerated, may be found at SPENCE
SONS elegant establishment ut 1900 Main street.
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SHOT BY AN UNKNOWN PERsoS.-On yes
terday morning while Mrs. Sarvev, help
less lady, was being dressed at her resi-
dcncc, on Fourth street, in the northern
portion of the city, she was struck in the
forehead by buckshot fred from an un-
known direction by some unknown party.
The wound was not serious. 1t is a
great wonder that more of these accidents
do not occur, rs there is so much indiscrim-
mate and careless shooting done in the city
limits. At night and early in the morning
it seems that the city was vast skirmishing-
ground.
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..Oh how pretty "Ma. get this book" "oh.
sec what pretty pictures - Just look here
are some of the exclan atoms which yon hear from
persons on first entering ELLfsoN i TAYLOR s.
next to the Dispatch Office. And they but express
the opinion of all who go there for their supplies
Their goods deserve all the praise that can be sale
Of tbcm for we have never sceu Il finer lot Of
pretty goods.
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OPEN AT EIGuT.-For the accommodation OF
many persons who cannot leave their places OF
business during the day, ELLysoN & TAYLOR win
keep open their grand exhibition OF Christmas
goods until 10 o'clock at night ali this week. Adj
mission free. Bring the children.
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HUMAN BONES DIscovERED.-A box con-
tanning lot Of human bones was found
under an old smoke-house on Grace street
Oh Sunday. They were evidently those of
Il woman but the mystery of their being
above ground romans TO be solved.
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ARRIVED.


PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 80. lSea.
ARRIVED.
Steamer state Of Maryland, Travers, Baltl-
more merchandise and passengers, Harveys =
Williams,
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New YORK, NOR
chandise and passengers, ". G. Durham 20.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk, uer-
chandisc and passengers. l.. 3. Tatum.
Steamer State of Maryland, Trnrcrs, Balt'ToIr'
merchandise and passengers, HarVeys VII
liams.
Schooner Foaning Sea, janice, Norfolk, light
BELOW.
schooacrs c. II. Squire, Timmons, from Phila-
delphia: Martha Collins, Groves. from Baiti-
more: and others (names not reporcdl are below
in tow for Richmond.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, December lo.-Arrived. steamer
Eennebec, Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond md York River Railroad Company,
and sal He'd the goth on return.
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STATE INTEREsT.-Ihe tolloWlng letter
from Colonel Stanton will explain itself:
"CoMMoEwEALTu OF VIRGINIA.
"OFFIcE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
"R1cHMoSD, December IS, 1869.
Preret Major S. A. Porter, Z. S. H.,
: Second auditor Of Virginia:
"Sir,-The commanding General Of this
military district directs that the outstand-
Ing coupons for one per cent. of the Interest
due Janualy l, 1869, on the coupon bonds
Of this State, and one per cent. Oh the re.
gistered bonds, be paid on and after January
/, 1870.
Funds for this purpose will be fur
nished upon requisition at this office.
"Very respectfully, your obedient ser.
want. t. II. STANTON,
''Uuited States Army,
1t" Auditor Public Accounts, Virginia.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS for young aud old RIB and
poor; suitable for al, "from grave to gay, from
lively to serene" in Gnc. for all classes aud con-
ditions, may be had by the ton or million ut Ell
Tyson & TATLoR's, next TO Dispatch office.
P S-They also sell BY retail.
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We understand that WALTER D. BLAIR & Co.'s
alpha - Whlskey has quite exceeded in reputa-
ton for purity and fine flavor any brand that we
know Of We arc not surprised mt Its popularity,
it being recommended By DR.. j. B. McCaw and
sold BIZ such an old and reliable house.
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CoCGus AND CoLps are often overlooked. a
continuance for any length OF time causes rr'tn-
ton OF the lungs or some chronic throat disease.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs" arc offered Win
the fullest confidence IN the!. Efficacy, giving al
most LII variably sure cure and iru ediate reliei.
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Old mems young meu's, aud youths walking
canGs-one hundred different varieties and styles,
ranging In price from tity cents up to Ss-many
the old corner, 1900 Main street. AT L. 3 Spence
{ Sons may DO found every variety and style Of
gentlemcn's wear.
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OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 10 o'cLocK--EL-
Tyson & TAYLoR's depot Of. Christmas presents.
Call nextto Dispatch Office and get besn'ifnl Illus
trated books, albums. English juveniles, Bibles
prayer-bocks, hymn-3noks. chiIcreas games
bulldog blocks. tny-buoks. Sc.
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CAUTION TO BoYs.-A party Of boys,
while firing crackers on Sunday, set fire ac-
cidcntally to the kitchen of No. 100 Broad
street. The fire was discovered in time to
prevent any serious damage. Boys should
be very careful how they throw pop-crack-
ers, for serious results may occur from their
Christmas sport.
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2itllmond 1ispatth,
Observation-Disclosures 81, 1860.

THE CIRCULATION OF TIE "DISPATCH,,
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
r.ATIcN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERs OF THIS CITY.
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CHRISTMAS AT OAK HALL.-sir. Z. III NM
will be pleased 10 sec his friends ut Oak Hall Go
vernon street, on Christmas morning, from day
break to 10 o'clock Tie has laid In agood nr1st-
mas supply for his customers. aud guarantees tno
best of good things. Oak Hall Is trinmphant-
Meals that arc cheap and good have proven great
AFT
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BEAST BUTLER has evidently bamboozled our
legislative committee but that viii not affect the
fine assortment Of toys and fireworks for sale by
W. ". TRIBBETT, on Main street two doors from
the UiSndtch Office.
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In the company Miss Skerritt, Miss Annie
Wood, Mrs. Germon, and Messrs. Shields,
sutton, and Riley-all old favorites here.
Tonight al attractive performance is pro-
missed. ..