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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-22
The CRY Couyc1I.-A called meeting .

The CRY CouNcIL.-A called meeting Of
the Councilwas held yesterday afternoona al
O'Clock.
Present: Messrs. Gillis, Ordway, Dun
ham, Friedly, Gregory, Boswell. Van Lew,
Miller, Lallbe, Manly. Croweil. Atkins,
FilcS. Won Groning. Livingston, Ncrriman,
and King.
Mr.. Friedlv was called to the chair in
the absence Of the President.
The Charges against the City Engineer
The Tables Turned.-Mr. Durham. chair
man Of the special committee to whom was
referred the charges and specifications pre-
ferred by Ludwig Ersinger against John b.
Crenshaw. CITY Engineer, submitted re-
lab0riouslv investigated the charges aud
specifications, and found them not sustained
br the evidence adduced. The report was
accompanied by n communication from
joseph Z. Spalding, counsel for the prose
cution, stating that he withdrew from the
case because he was Of the opinion that q
tair and impartial investigation could not
be had before the special committee.
A communication from the City En%!-
neer refuting the charges preferred against
him was read.
SIr. Crenshaw's communication conclu-
ded by arraicning F. Laube before the
Council as incompetent to dlSchar%e tne
duties Of councilman on account OF the ila-
bitual and excessive use Of liquor; also
that Laube had conspUed with Ludwig
ErSincer to remove Mr.. CrenShaw i'll order
that Que Hindell should be appointed CITY
Engineer.
4 communication. sworn to before 10
tary public, from william il. HOWE, sus-
tanning the latter charge, was read. E,
Mr.. Ordway moved that the report and
accompanying documents be forwarded 10
the commanding General.
Mr.. Van Lew moved to lay them on the
table.
1Ir. Dunham called tn" ayes and noes.
The vote Stood-Ayes, , (iossrS. Van lie"
and Miller) noes, IL
Mr.. Ordway then renewed his motion TO
forward the report aud papers to The COM
manding General. 1t was adopt2d-A!eS,
II; noes, >.
The sum Of S275 was appropriated for re-
pairs of school-house at the corner Of Brook
avenue and Clay street.
An ordinance was offered by Mr.. Terri-
man that the Mayor be requested to instruct
the police to find out the residences Of all
dogs that bark and howl at night, and have
them abatcd as 4 nuisance. 1t was laid on
the table. Adjourned.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The followiugis the
mortuarv report for the week ending Satur-
day, December 18th, compiled from SEX
tors returns received At the Office Of the
Board Of Health 81. &. LaDell, prcsident {:
Whole number oi deaths in the city, Il !;
in addition. Were reported still-born. Sex:
Males, !; females, 10. Color: White males,
3; white females, q; col0rcd males. / CO.
lored females, 4. Condition: Single, 8:
married, !; widowers, 8; widow, /. Ma
tiyity: United States, Il. Aye: One day TO
thirty, .: one month to six, 2 six months
to twelve, l fire years to ten, l : twenty
years to thirty, / !; thirty years to forty, l !;
forty years 10 fifty, 4; fifty years to sixty, 1;
sixty years TO seventy, |; seventy years to
eighty. >; eighty years to ninety, l. Cause
of death: Apoplexy, /; aneurism. l: bron-
ch;is (chyonicl, =: cholera intantum, l ::
consumption, >; diarrhGa (chronic), |:
dropsy, /; disease OF heart Ivalvular), l :;
Inflammation OF brain, l !; Inflammation OF
stomach, l: jaundicc, l; paralysis, .; scro-
fuIa, l unkown, ].
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ArrIpAyITS FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE ITTIHEsT HAs not BEE3 PAID
w, have had Il form of affidavit required ny Cen
crat orders Eo. s7 prepared and printed. This
f.r:r has been approved at headquarters. The at
i!i,,t IS required before Any execution can be
Issued Dy +" clerk oG court.
We can furnish these forms ut - per hundred
or ilty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece 10
tie cites aud couutr!. Liberal discount to the
Fr.F
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FIRE AT BuRKvILLE.-About ~ o'clock
yesterday morning tie tobacco factory at
Bur'&v!lle owned by Mcs>rs. !. j. Fatman
u Co.. Of New York, was discovered to be
OF ire, and the building being an old frame
structure, the tlames rapidly spread, threat
cning the destruction Of the entire village.
he Joint depot Of the Richmond and Dan
vile and South>ide railroads wa. at ore
time on fire. but by the exertions Of the
ing damage Of trivial nature. The stores
Of Mcssr$. w. 4. Fiippcn & Brother. j. G..
Robertson, and ". {. Anderson, Were in
imminent peril, but also escaped. The fire
was the work OF au iucendiary, and had it
occurred at night thc destruction Of the
entire village must have followed. No par
ticlllars - 10 loss or insurance.
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CHRISTMAS TREEs.-Several ofihe churches of
the city are preparing Christmas trees for the
scholars of their Sunday schools, and from the
large number OF cc.ars and holly trees brought In
on tn. trains ycstcrday '-s infer the season will
ne one Of unusual interest TO the little folks. In
anticipation Of these joyous ccasi"ns, ELLIsoS
{ TAYLOR haze laid II large stock Of gift goods
suitable for Christmas trees. Call In r. the great
gift depot, noxt to he Dispatca building.
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Fr-EL.-Tgh! but how The wind blows. IL Is -
cold. md all seems so cherries. My bones seem
stftfcned. and my very marrow seems chilled
What must | do? Echo answers: Step down TO
WOopCoCK'S, on the Basin bank. ard supply my
self rith the best Of coal and wood. WooDCock
Is a good fellow. He belongs to Richmond, lis
man o: enterprise. aud deserves the encourage
mcui II Richmond people. Give him u cali If You
want q, keen
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GUcD THINGS FOR IHEGSTMAS.-tMlstma
with III It's joys aud pleasures, Is near at hand,
and everybody Is OF course preparing for that
happ% season. Children are eager aud Counting
the hours that must elapse before tile Coming Of
that joyous event, when ola GrtSS KriHgic VIII
make then, 4 visit. AE1oEI Is one Of his most
Efficient aids, and has a most plentiful supply
Of Bon-Bous. Candies, Cokes, Toys, and every
thing that make the young heart glad. These ne
offers 1t the lolccst rates.
Remember ASToSI, one square below the post
Office, Oh opposite side of The street.
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THE WINTER SoLsTrcE.-This day, De
cember 22d, is the winter so-ticc, when the
SIN reaches his greatest southern dcclna-
ton. and appears to traverse the trOpc Of
Capricorn, or the goat. There are two
sol>ticcs in the year, the summer solstice.
June ODD, when the sun seems TO traverse
the Tropic of Cancer, or the crab, and the
winter solstice, as above stated. It is Sougat
to give the idea of climbing by the goat. @s
Illustrative of the ascent Of the sun in the
sign Of Capricorn; when he, is in Cancer i
may be said that he is about to back down.
The meaning Of The word SolSticc is to stand
still. The period is that in the annual revo-
luton Of the Garth around the sun when he
is at that point in the ccliptic far.hest north
or south from the equator. or. IN other
words, reaches his greatest northern or
southern declnation. For several days be-
fore and after the Solstire there is but 4
slight variation III the suns; apparent dccli-
nation. ard he is said to stand s'ill: those
days in winter arc the shortest. and il
simmer tie longest in the year.
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HANDSOME PREsEETS.-Now opening for ihe
hclldIva Il surerb stock OF rich diam ouds, pins,
and car-!rops ladies' watches. chains, bands,
Observation-Disclosures, meGallions, ncck-catin1,
..pcyc and bosom bEttops, amethyst and moss
agate sInet rings. diamond engagement ndplalh
GOLD wedding rings, superb new patterns OF rich
silver fl cases, and Il choice assortment Of rare
goods imported direct from foreign factories.
NOwLAS Il Co, Jewellers,
corner of Main and Tenth streets.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CHESTERFIELD HCsBASD-P Po1sCNIHG-
ARREST OF THE ACCUSED AND CONFESSION OF
THE MURDEREsS.-On Monday afternoon
Constable F. IT. Foote, of Manchester. sue
ceedcd in arrcstin@ Sarah Scott and her pa
ramour, Daniel Walker, the c0orcd neoplc
charged with poisoning Fleming Scott, Sa-
rah's husband, about a week ago. The de-
tails of the affair have already been pub
lished. Sarah confessed the crime 10 the of
fiCer who made the arrest. and says she was
instigated thereto by Walker, who wished
to make her his own wife. Her story is that
she at first was Mortified at his proposal to
put her husband out Of the way. but after
wards, yielding to his entreaties, she went
to Petersburg and bought ten cents worth
~ arsenic, tcilin" the apothccary that it was
10 be used to kill rats. Even after the poi
son was bought she hestated, but finally adj
ministered it to her husband in corn-cakc
and cup Of coffee. After eating it he went
TO neighb0r's, and was there taken sick
Returning home in the evening he fingered
few hours IN pain and died before morn
ing.
The body was buried before the neigh
horS knew that !. death had occurred in the
family and rs soon as disintcrmont was
talked OF, Sarah and her paramour fed.
They were arrested in Hcnrico about fOu"
miles from Richmond, having both f lr q
employment OH q farm. The woman lct Il
child about year old at the scene of ,ler
crime. and Walker has wife and children
in Richmond whom he deserted to take llp
with his accomplicc in the murder. The
parties arc now in the lock-up' at Man
chester, and viii probably have an exami-
nation to-day. Betsy YHnccy, Sarah's mo-
tAer, HIS also been arrested, and is in Jail.
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NoLLE PRosEQcIs ENTEREp.-The Com
monWealth'5 attorney Of the Hastings
Court on yesterday entered rolle prosequ,
in the eases of Jim " oods (colorcd). charged
with garroting, and York Williams and
Henry Wiley (coloredl, charged with bur
glary.
In the former case the witnesses could not
be procMed, and in the latter the parties
were builed, and while out on bail went
over to Petersburg and committed a felony
for which one Of them was tried, and is now
in the peutentiary serving out a i've years
sentence. The other Is stil! in Petersburg
waiting trial.
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CHRISTMAS PKE>ESTS-lsGp. JOHN II. TYLER
!: Co.. Jewellers, .al2 Main street, have on sale
tn ,rgc5t aud Lcs' selected stock Of Cue Jc"e!ry,
Watches Silver aud Plated Ware, both American
and foreign of their own importation, ever offered
in the South; all OF the latest and most fashion,
able styles. Also. large and beautiful selection
0f Fancy Articles, selected expressly FOR the hoi-
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FOR NEW NoHk. 81
,#,n..H Aa,sy kl,sI'Ip e. ~,

OLD DUIjEIOr, STEAMSHIP ..ssss:sstsr.i.s,
COTpt$T,
The splendid new side-wH"el steamships iShAc
8TII SARATOGA, - \ i i, AZ .Bk-
3.ARi,r. and HATTFi,tS, leave E"" YORK tor
Norfolk. City Point, and II, c.noni 9T.rT ~ Es
DAT.. TuuRSDAF ,n1 NAIJ u. mTA 4, i..,,t ~
ERiDAY and Sun EAE, ~ high tide:
Those shins are entirely nnw. They hare elegant
Saloons and stateroJms TIE fare, act"hiinooa"
iionz and attention. are unsurpassed. ,
Close connections made w!th steamers ZOE III
southern and Eur" pean ports c,..,
TER OF ONE PER CENT. ut the ol"I.s VI tAis
Cou.pnI" ~ -, ,..ry.,.,
Y. J., MCCTLACT, President, TO- HE,sh"'ca
WuLHNC. DUNnAM j CO, Agents,
Rrurucr Main 9Gc Elc 'cnth sLrssts'
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BABIES FOR ADopTIoN-Dolls. Of course; but
then they talk, calling You by the endcaring
n1mcs cf iiamma and Papa. They are very pretty,
md not very costly, vet most suitable FOR Christ
mas presents. 4 lin" assortment OF these Dolls
aud many other nice things can be found ut
ROBERT EERNE's Church LII Bazaar, Twenty
NTH street corner of Broad.
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SALE or FUEL CoSTIEUED.-Thc daily demand
for the superior and cheap anthracite and btu
ninous coal, coke, and prepared wood. sold by Nr.
!. y. WATKINS, I'LL Main street increases, and
may exceed the power of delivery unless all who
want Il fer Christmas order Immediately. DO rot
delay and then complain If you can't get 1t IN
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FSEs.-Thc cfollowing-namcd parties were
fined by the Mayor yesterday morning !:
Mary Nelson (colorcdJ, s., for abusing and
interfering with Detective Murphy in the
discharge of his duty: Joseph Patterson
(white), s., for drunkenness and being very
tiiSorderly and crying murder at the top Of
his voice in the public streets in the night
time: Jesse Hilton (colored), 800, for an
assault on Fleming Wilkinson Richard
Randall (colored). $3.50, FOR lettering around
the streets in suspicious manner and re-
tlsing to go about his business When told
by The police
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We understand that " ALTER D. BLAIR & Co.'S
"tipha - Whlskey has qittc exceeded In r"p".a-
ton Tor purity ana fine 1avor any brand that we
know Of. We are not surpriec9 at Its popularity,
II hrinc recommended hy DR.. !, Il ncCaw and
solG by such IN old aud reliable house.
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BOLD HoBBEEY.-As 4 Lady was passing
mp rWeuty-tiiEh street, about noon ycstcr-
1ar, she was oycrtaken at the corner Of
Trace street by Two men, wcll-;lrcS>ed and
apparently gentIemcn. thereby exciting no
.HSpir!on-Fho came up behind her. ana
I'VE Of them seiZing satchcl which hung
from her arm, broke tie chain and made or
with his prize. Gnc.c Were TO gentlemen
on the street at the time, but one or tIro
hcarlng the cries o. the lady came up and
ave chase, bu.t the thieves had gotten too
mich the stal.t, and could not be oyertuken
lhe lady lost about twenty-five dollars in
currency End little purchases which she
mad made.
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VETELLE,
No. 1902 MAIN STREET

No. 1902 MAIN STREET,
gS%A = : begins the cold season With renewed
60 Lysa$ energies and Increased resources. / ne
WS%Ssg nubiic Miil in! In his lardcr every
sxUi- that Il produced within IL" United Satcs.
lie oilers everything In season here ana nei!c;;-
ri,.. nT The tropics TAME and WILD FOWL
otwater and land Of al - 92ris w HENiS9N STI SF
MEATS, OF the very best, selected with skill ana
care. :, -. ,,-a..to,> =.
a French artist, master OF the profession: his
Is b,es in the main saloon and his sun OF dining
rooms Tor parties are supplied with dishes to order
from the palmer sorts to the mos, elegant equal To-
any prepared in barls !,aftle0 e"'er'aiiieu Win
He \gin supply parties and .aiail!cs~promptlY
v,ith heats fish, oysters, Game, Pastry, Dessert
ana tyiucs ana Liquors ..m - ,
lie WIN cater for those In town and county, VINO VINO
desire uncooIscd supplies, ensurlnS lic a''S' 'hc
market affords the most reasonable ciiaTSGsc
His Bar is supplied with the chclccst L!T ~
and WINES This he warrants. Mixed UlnA7
orrrarcd hy the most sk!lful brewer III ing cl'..
Grateful for past favor nc invites inc lupiic ~
crHtInT. It's patronagr and promises the most
49,, ,d rrorrrt III i,,,- of orders &C 20
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Atctl.1cnd 81: yatth.


THE CIRCULATION OF THE "nI>,rAv,li"
ts LARGEjt THAN TIE COM sISED CIR; -
LATIOS CEALL THE OTHER DAILY Me-, >
pArERs OF THIS CITY.
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ES1GNED.-6oneral Canhv has accepted
the designations of Lc,nuel !. BowClcn,
EVmnolWeal5h'S attorney Of Henlico coun-
T.: aud Of }. &nhier smith, Common
"c@!th'> attorney ot Charles City county.
It is understood li,at Colonel John y. Jcn-
B,rS will succccd Air. Bowdcn.
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C0SvlCT.-Jane Jones (coloredl. con-
yicted in Mccklenburg OF breaking open a
smofe-housc, and sentenced for one year,
was received at The school Of repentance
Yesterday. She bore in her arms five
months old infant.
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ACcIDENT.-On Yesterday morning 4 little
boy named Lewis Washman picked up one
OF tho Young American torpcdoes on
the Basin bank. The torpedo exploded.
cutting three CT the fingers OF the right
hand aud burning them quite badly.
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can get tho rery best ATince Acat cvec eaten. We
have tried It and know. Every lady who has tried
II continues 20 use 1t, thereby saving tnte trou-
BILE, and expense lie has just rcccIvc, IN Gddi-
uon~ !. glD pounds.
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FIEEwOEEs.-Dealcrs III fireworks. and
the boys in general, will see i'll another CO.
llmn IN important notification Of Colonel
Egbert, chief OF police, relating to torpe-
does and big popcrackers.
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corner of Main and Tenth streets

~. EaLYsoH & Co. will iuscrt advertisements In
he principal ncwspapcrsin Virginia, North Caro-
Ina, Tennessee. and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates. for cash. Apply mt this Office.
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TABLEAux IN SIDsEy,-Sidney is all agoS
about the tableauX TO take place this eve
ming in Sidney church. They viii be well
conducted, and no doubt worthy the object
for which they are given. Tickets can be
obtained ut B. y. Jacobs, next door to The
al
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SALE or FUEL SToPp ED.--Ol and after Fr!aa!
/ Lhri~tna1 cycl, No wood coal, or coke VIII he
sold aud for several days this viii lie the case
Get your supplies Ct once from j. NJ. PI.CHER,
high.h street below The Sp0tswOod.
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THE beautiful! girl and the giantess OF the hVihs
Ynuseu do not attract half largea crowd as the
brilliant dispiay Of English and American Has
tr.tcd Juvenile Books ut EILYsON K T.tYLoR'S.
Their stock also Of other Git Goods Is unsur-
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BEAUTIFUL Writing Desks, Work-Boxes,
Portfolios, and Albums, ut ELLysoS & TAY-
LQN'S.
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UNITED STATES CONWIssToNrR's C0CET.-
William ]. Dickinson, charged with Yiola-
ting the internal revenue laws, was ~
raigned before the United States Commits
sioncr Yesterday morning. he was sent on
10 answer Indictment, and admitted to hnil.
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EIrLES prayer-books, and hymn-bo"kH, In
spetdid binding, IUr gifts, ut ELLISoN X tAl-
LyG's.
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MAYORS CouRT--Noyor Chchoom prcsi-
}jnJ.-Ncrdccal Page (whitcj, charged with
reloniously cutting Margaret Williams with
Il knife, was hai!ed 10 answer Indictment.
John II. Jordan (white), for rssaultiNg
Henderson Taylor, was held for misde-
mcanor. and bailcd.
Francis Morris lco.oretj), charged with
assaulting and kicking Mary Jones, was
acquitted.
David Francisco. arrested for assaulting
J. y. Forser, was declared rot guilty.
john Mitchell! (cOiured). arrested for dis
orderly conduct aud threatening 70 cut
Elias Fray>er with n razor, va, let off.
Edmond Day (colorcdl, CHARGED with
stealing basket from Mny Wells, was
acquitted.
Phil. Baldwin (coloroN, arrested for
drunkenness and using protauc Ianguage,
was acquitted.
Some halt-dozcn parties. arrested ior being
drunk and unable to take care OF them
selves, were let off with adlnonitons.
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REWARD OFFEErD.-Supcrvisor Presbrey
offers reward Of 81 ,00O for the arrest of
the person who shot private John Boyle, at
Walnut Hill, Lee county, during late raid
on the Illicit distilerics III that section.
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GAMES, building blocks, toy-books, and Illus
trrtcd Juvenile books. ut ELLTsoS 4 TAYLokS.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER2l. iasa.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER2l, lssa.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Sorfok, mcr-
rla-1dtsr and passengers, l.. Is. Tatuu.
Schooner q. II. squire, Timmons, Philadelrhia
coal Jrcdegur Company. ,
schooner L. \. llcRdrick, Grecnlaw, New orA.
iron. Trcdcsar Company. Vessel to Curtis u
Parker.
schooner Martha Collins, Groves, Baltimore,
ehpls. Curtis &c Parker.
Schoonrr sarah Fisher, Carlisle Philadelphia,
2ra vel Silcs & " hiItaher. ....
SAILED. .@.
Steamer Isaac Bel. Bourne. Now York. iner-
chanli.e and passengers. w. q. DlnhsIn 90.
Brig E!inda tBr.j. summers, Bahia, hour, HaS-
all. C-cusha & 20.
Brig Farlina Dr. DcGruchy, Bahia, -four,
paniop Il NcCaucc.
Schooner A. VI. Edwards, Henson, Phlladcl-
phla, granite. Richmond Granite Company.
Schooner Crlsh and Tobttha, Gibson, Norfolk,
Schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips, Baltimore, mer.
chandise, Curtis i Parker.
Schooner $. and f. Harrington. Moore, down
the river, light.
MEMORANDA
WEST POINT December ?i.-Arriycd, steamer
Admiral, Freeman, merchandise ana passengers.
Pirhrnnnd and Work River Railroad Company
and sailed the lst on return.
NEW YORK. December H.-Cleaced, brig John
ChrYstsl, Barns, for kichinyrd.
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All the illustrated and literary papers Of the
week AMI the January magazines, for sale ut Ell
TYSON ( TAYLoH's.
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All the poets, In superb styles, at ELLIso& &
TAYLUE's. next to HiSpatch building.
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BEAUTIFUL sCARFS, SECKTIEs, Sc. suitable
for holiday gifts, e. L. i. SPENCE K SONS, 1890
Main street.
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Read the poem under the heti Of Holiday
G0UG, Ul sccoud page,
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60 to GtGrS's gallery, 1927 Main street, for supe-
rinr photograph n i,1if what other chIrsc.
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ON NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY TIE HUN
DEED at lie ifapGtch n'Fre.
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ADMITTED TO pRACTICE.-juG@c II. II
Marshall was on yesterday admitted 70
practice law in the Hustings Court Of this
.it
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FrR BEAUTIFUL Rembrandt effects In photo
graply ~ 10 &. L. Res & Co.
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received Tuestlav1, Ihursdays, and ostnr ,, ,.tS'
rom II VI. to flr, II. for Norfolk, torlh"ht
Rost,n HnItim6rr, aud principal landings n
Chesapeake say. and aIl REGULAR landings James
-vcr at reasonable rates.
No WHtRFAGE thAHGLn.
Er.Igl.z Tor aay- landings must - pr"-Na"'
Srrll - l.. u. IA th. -,~'''a,,.-
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DECEMBER FASHIONS ut f. b. SPENCE 4 SoS's,
1900 Main street. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-22

PORCELAIN PICTURES can be had at c. Il.
i,.rS 6 Co = only.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-22

For Gncly-cxcruted PHOTOGRAPHS Sc to c. K
.ErE% { Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-22

EtCHMOSD, Icccmh her II. lSt9.
TE'O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
j One Of the policemen at the second police
station deposited with me, on the morning Of The
sth instant, aboG: .o'cock, d HEIkER or YOUNG
cow. The parties claiming said animal have not
taken her away. Ten days from date VIII sell
The aforesaid animal 10 pay expenses, as the Law
guarantees. K. REID
de Is-lOt Sixth street near Clay.
DICH PLATED TEA SETS-OF NEW
"A and rich dcsIgus-tast received and for sale At
the lowest prices. GEORGE {. GARY,
de3 opposite post-oince.