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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
Supreme Court of the Ha-
waiian Islands.
Kuhilsni, vs.. Henry G. Pasks-Divorcs.
" .-t.s-~-s IN

Kuhilani, vs.. Henry G. Pasks--Divorcs-
WHEREAS, the Complainant in
w the above entitled cause, has hied =
petition unto the Honorable A. ;. hArtwei',
Jastice of the Supreme Court, praying for n
decree Of divorce from her husband. the De-
PENDANT aforesaid, on the grounds Of wiiliai
desertion. and absence from this Kingdom Tor
mere than three years, and net heard rom
Now this is to notify the said Henry q. Parks
to appear before the Honorable A. ;. Hartweh'
at his chambers in the Court House. at Homo
lulu, on WEDNESDAY. the Sd day Of Noyem-
Der next. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. az
which time will be heard the petition aforesaid
WIN. HUMPHREYS,
Deputy Clerk Supreme Court
Honolulu, July s0th. 1S69.-3T-itw
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INDIGESTION /!

In cases where natural excavations are
difficult to secure, asd quick discharge Is
essential, take six of Railways Pills ami pull
Verize them,-tske the pill powder IN water
or preserves,-in half an hour they viii ope-
rate. We have known the most distressing
pains Of GaStritis, Bilious ChoEc, Infamma-
ton, Congestion, &C., stopped, and the re-
tanned irritating humsrs expelled from the
bowels IN thirty minutes BY this treatment.
It is however, better in chronic cases TO take
the pills Is they are, and let them gradually
dissolve in the stomach These Pills possess
IN The highest degree cathartic, sperient
tonic, and diapharctie properties. They do
do not weaken or debilitate the system or
any Of its organs, and Will leave the bowels
regular and healthy. They purify and equal
lie the circulation Of the blood No conges-
lion or Inflammation viii occur while the
system Is under their influence. Price Is
cents per box, or boxes for one dollar.
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D z. r A D WAY

L In receipt of an important official docu-
ment signed by the Professors Of the
Medical College of BreSlau, Prussia,
embodying the result Of an
ANALYSIS Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

SALMON---sOO bbls. best quality Column
- bia River Salmon Also,
Fifty Cases Fresh Salmon, in am
Cans, packed in Spring of 1869,
For Sale by
80 BOLLEs & co.
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For sale by
NOW LANDING, er R. C. WYIIE,


HNHE FOLLOWING GOODS, which
L are offered at Very Low Prices:
Bbls Jefrey's Ale, pints and quarts,
Best SeheidAn Gin, in cases Of do1 each
Best Scheid2n Gin in baskets, don each
RHINE WINE-Johaunisberg Lieb-
frAumileh, quarts,
Sparkling Hook, pints,
Sparkling MOselle, pints,
AlsO-By Other Late Arrivals,
Guiness' Porter, pints and quarts,
Barclay Perkins Porter, pints quarts
ByAss' Porter, pints and quarts,
Ind coOpe Pale Ale, pints and quarts,
Bass's Pale Ale, Pfnts and quarts,
MartelPs Brandy. Heunessy's Brandy,
Heidseick's Champagne, pints and quarts
Ruinart. pere ct fls' Champagne, do,
Hoekheiner, Port and Sherry,
Best American, and other Whiskeys,
California Wines, Clarsts and Bitters,
Jamaica Run, de-, de-, &e-
ss-sne GODFREY RHODES.
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Make PLANTATION.

New Crop of Sugar & lEoIasses
NOV COMING IN, AND FOR SALE IN
IN quantities to suit purchasers By
C. BREWER 4 CO.,
Ism Agents.
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COTTON DUCK.
- Lawrence a Woodbury.. Nos. from to 10,
Hemp and Flax Canvas,
Nos. from to 7.
Cotton and Hemp Sail Irvine.
For Sale by (S2) BOLLES co.
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DUMMY BAGs-By the bale or st rstAH.
" For sale BY [1sl BoLLEs L co.
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DOsENDALE CEMENT.
~ the genuine article, per IOLANL For sale
Q-3m( BOLLES co.
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SPUN-YARN, Ratlin,
> Honslin. Marlin.
Seizing, Wormline, Fish-lines.
Signal Halyards ETC.,
For Sale by
so BoLLEs co.
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CEMENT.

IDUHILAND CEMENT,
l. OFegon-Roman Cement,
Rosendale Cement, California Lime,
California Red Brick.
All in good order, and for sale at lowest prices
by 1927 B0LLEs co.
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Furnishing Goods.

An Assortment of Cotton and Fine Linen
Towels, Huckabuck, Crash and Turk
ish Towels, superior white Linen
and Cambria Handkerchiefs
Black Silk Crayatts, Black and fancy colored
Ties, best Silk Umbrellas, large size
and strong frames, Blue Black
Cotton Umbrellas,
Rockies best Sewing Cotton, white A black,
White and Blue Cotton, in skeins,
Ladies' a Gents superfine white Kid Gloves
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O000 BBLS. NEW OIL CASKS,
OUUU For Sale By
II. HACKFELD 4 co.
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Days, BAGs---2OOO Best Liverpool
ID Salt Bags, just received. and for sale at
a bargain, by (32) B0LLES 4 co.
DAINTs and Paint Oil,
Il n general assortment. for sale by
SO BOLLES L co.
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MECHANIcAL DISRAsES

Sr. Railway, NY. THOs. REDrA-H, J.P.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

people would be entirely misplaced in some
northern cities. While In Petersburg the
most of us visited the famous /" crater at
the place called by our boys Fort He'll and
Damnation. The traces of the fearful battle
on that spot are only few trenches, two or
three deep holes in the ground where the
rebel army tried to strike and cut off the
tunnel, and an end OF that famous work
which is still visible. Some of the visitors
picked up relics in the shape of exploded
caps, boot-heels, and cartridee-boxes in
torn and dilapidated condition. Be-
fore leaving the spot each of the
party was charged twenty-five cents by
the proprietor Of the ground for the plea
sure of having seen the spot. The Peters
burg people did their utmost to excel those
Of Richmond in hospitality. If they failed
it was only because success was impossible.
The speaking at the dinner was brief and
good, and the party that returned to Rich
mond was unanimous in praise of the whole
excursion, and especially of the Petersburg
ladies, who added remarkable charms OF
person to a plainly-expressed desire to do
all that they could to promote our comfort
and happiness.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
SHARP's Mill, SUSSEX COUNTY, VA.,l
Dooombar 10 1850

2
l would like to call the attention of the
Board Of Trade, or whoever is interested, to
the mismanagement of the railroads from
here to Richmond. Last June had u hog
sent from Richmond to Jarratt's. They
charged two dollars to Petersburg (tWenty-
one mies), and one dollar from Petersburg
to Jarratt's thirty miles,. sent lot
of corn from Stony Creek to Richmond
on the I'd of November last, and meal at
same time to Petersburg-every bag labelled.
1t was put in the depot at Petersburg, and
there remained until I returned from the
Fair in Richmond; found it slowed away ;
and then they sent meal and corn together
to Richmond. Suchneglect or bad manage
ment is prejudicial to Richmond, and is the
reason, no doubt, of merchants and others
along the line of the Petersburg and Weldon
railroad not patronizing Richmond trade
For instance, North Carolina merchant, q
former resident Of Richmond, in response
to the question why he did not trade in
Richmond instead Of Baltimore and New
York, said he could have goods shipped
cheaper and safer from those places than he
could from Richmond. ~ va 3e- :,
/ sent the same party lot of meal last
spring, the first instalment of large lot
sold him, and it was two weeks on the road,
when it ought to have reached its destina-
ton in ten hours; consequently he re.
fused to take any more, as the bags and q
large portion Of the meal was eaten UP by
rats. Who is responsible for such neglect
DAVID e. SHARP.
Post-office, Jarratt's, Sussex.
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HusT1HGs CoURT-Senior Alderman Fa-
oier presiding.-Philip Orten lnegro),
charged with stealing load Of bricks from
Daniel Ryan, was discharged.
Fred. Turpin lnegro) charged with as
saulting q fellow-freedman, was discharged:
William Robinson (negrol was discharged
from Jail, he having been there over three
terms and the grand jury failing to indict
him.
John Houston, who was tried at the last
term for assault, and fined one cent, was
discharged, the Court being satisfied that he
was unable to pay the fine and cost:
Della Smith (negress), charged with steal
ing an underskirt from Mrs. c. Page, was
detained in the custody of the sergeant tor
four hours. g4-
John Camp, charged with stealing money
from the person of B. F. Marshall, was dis,
charged ys. ,s
Stanley Meekins (negro) was acquitted Of
the charge of stealing pot of butter.
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MAYORS .CoURT-Mayor Chdhoon presi-
ding.-Martha Washington (colored) was
examined for cutting Kate Jones with a
knife, and sent on for misdemeanor.
Preston Buel (colored), arrested for hang
ing around the First Station-House and act
ing suspiciously, and having no visible
means of support, was let off.
Charles Davis, arrested for being drunk
and disorderly, was let off on promise OF
amendment. ;,
Branch Rufin and Ben Montague (coiored)
were arraigned for stealing seyentv-ilVe-
cent vest, and acquitted.
John Turner (colored), who had been ar
rested for running OFF while under bail, was
let off after having his obligations as law
abiding citizen explained.
Jim Thomas (colored), charged with steal
ing \ sheet from Sallie Thomas, was ac-
quilted.
Tom Howard and Frank Morris (colored),
charged with stealing seven chickens from
+. Carey, were acquitted.
Albert .stegar (colored), stealing shirt
from William Fl. johnson, acquitted.
Pat. Lynch was fined SO dollars for dig
ging a hole in Twenty-frst street and allow.
ing the same to remain uncovered.
Henry Page, charged with selling an un'
sound turkeyto Mrs. S. Askew. Charge
dismissed sstF- ...rM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

The GRAND LODGE OF MAsoNs-APPo1NT-
MESr OF DISTRICT DEPUTY GRANp MASTERS.
This body closed its annual session at about
1 O'Clock this morning. The Most Wor-
shipful Grand Master appointed the follow
ing District Deputy Grand Masters for the
ensuing twelve months:
District No. 1, P. B. Prentiss, Suffolk,
Va; No. 2, j. B. Donovan, Matthews
Courthouse No. 8, s.. Walker, Aylett's
No. 4, Robert Mayo, Lancaster Courthouse
No. 5, John It. Woodward, Petersburg ;
No. 6, General R.. Atkinson, Smithfield
No. 7, J. j. Brown; No. S, B. r. Wexford,
Jr., Richmond; No. 8, r. Z. Walton, Car
tersville; No. 10, John Dudley Davis, Ped
lar Mills; No. Ii, S. L. Dunton, Liberty ;
No. u, James L. 5Kemper, Madison Court
house: No. 10, John James Chew, Frede-
ricksburg; No. IA, Wv. Martin, Pittsyl-
iyania Courthouse !; No. Is, T. A. Reed,
Alexandria No. l6, Henry w. Muir
raw, Louisa Courthouse No. II, John
w. Grantham, Jefferson county; No.
IS, Richard Parker, Winchester; No.
19, Philo Bradley, Harrisonburg; No,
20, Samuel Kenneriy, Augusta county
No, u, j. C. Boude, Lexington No. %,
W. l.. Git, Blacksburg; No. %, L. F.
johnson, Goodson; No. "a, Joel McPher.
son, Lewisburg, W. Va. !: No. 20, K. A,
Booker, FarmYille; No. 2b, George w.
Dame, Danyille; No. 81, p. G. Thompson,
Stickleyville !; No. %, George T. Peers, APP
pomattox Courthouse No. 90, A. W.
Smith, Russell county.
The Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar Of Virginia will meet at noon to-
day, and the Grand Royal Arch Chapter at
O'Clock this evening. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY GooDs.-It win
only be necessary for the reader to drop in at
Messrs. BATES & WADDY BROTHERS, at 1923 Main
street. to be convinced that they excel all others
in the extent quality, end variety, of goods suit
able for Christmas presents. Their assortment OF
handsomely bound books, wrtting-desks of elabo.
rate workmanship and Of every style, magnificent
work. boxes photograph and autograph albums.
scrap-books, portfolios, card-cases, and magni.
icent chromos, make up an assortment which
cannot be surpassed in extent or yaTiety-aH OF
which they propose to sell at rates to SUIT the
times For the little girls and boys they have
made special provision In the way Of handsome
games, toy-books, and many little novelties toe
numerous to mention, For further particulars
see BATES wApDY BROTHERS. advertisement
| in another column. !. !.
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NO. l46

/. CHAMBER OF CoMaEHcE-NEETIsG OF DE-
REcToRs.-T regular monthly meeting Of
che Board of Directors of the Chamber of
Commerce was held yesterday afternoon at
the rooms Of, the, Chamber. Present:
Messrs. Burr President), Branch, Elicit,
Crenshaw, Blankenship,. Purcell, Palmer,
Ordway, McCance, Cameron, Martin, and
Stacy. e cdt IIaigs5n.ti 81.
National Board of Trade.--Mr. Wor-
than, from the Committee on Ways and
Means in regard to the entertainment OF
the National Board of Trade, reported that
the committee had collected 81 ,955, and the
expenditures had reached 81 1856. The iex-
pepditures were rs follows Kessnich, for
music, S75; Blankenship, for sundries,
1912; cash paid McCance for expenses of
National Board of Trade, S13250; CARING
ton, account Of supper, S1, ,76lIS. This
leaYesia balance of S40.22 due Colonel Car
rington. The report was received.
Commercial Usdge.-Mr. Crenshaw, from
the Committee on Commerce and CONNER
cial Usages, submitted a report recommends
ing the standard weight of chestnuts to be
placed at ffty-two pounds to the measured
bushel. Adopted. -.
Also report concerning the present in
spection laws. The report was very lengthy,
and detailed the great objections to the in
spection laws Of the State, and arguing
against inspections of certain articles OF
merchandise when others were exempted.
In conclusion, the committee recommended
as follows: ot 50 a.
In conclusion, and in response to your
direction to Inquire into what changes
are desirable in the present State inspection
laws your committee respectfully sSbmit
the foregoing report, and express to you
its opinion that the interests Of trade in ge-
neral, and of the State in particular, require
n repeal Of the entire inspection laws OF
Virginia, and unanimously recommend the
adoption by the Chamber Of Commerce OF
such measures as will best effect that end" !"
In note appended, the committee &C.
knowledged the courtesy of the inspectors
generally.
The report was received. and i've hun
dred copies ordered to be printed.
A motion to adjourn to Wednesday next;
to consider the subject, was carried.
A communication from Colonel Lamb,
President of the Norfolk Merchants and
Mechanics Exchange in Norfolk, in regard
to the Oriental and Mediterranean Steam
ship Navigation Company, enclosing the
proceedings of the Norfolk Exchange on
t hat subject, was read, and referred to the
Committee on Outward Trade. n- -.rfI .
Other communications were read, and
| the Board adjourned until Wednesday next.
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THE HAPPINESS OF THE CYtLDRESis aiinost
beyond bounds In anticipation Of the early ad-
vent ofthe season when they are accustomedto re-
ceive from parents and friends tokens OF love and
affection. 10 meet the demands of the occasion,
ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, next to the Dispatch build
ing, have established depot for the supply Of all
sorts Of Juvenile illustrated books, toy-books,
English and American oil-colored publications,
new and beautiful gameS building blocks, mfsscs'
workboxes and writing-desks, photograph al
buns, and many other things to please and In
strucf the young. Having given special attention
to this department Of their business, they Invite
gift-buyers to cali and examine their large and
varied stock Of handsome goods for the uttlo
ones at home. st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

CHRISTMAS FAIR AND FEAsT.-Would you
confer q double blessing ON the little ones at
home and the needy little ones in some 'other
home, call ut the large storeroom lin stearns's
block opposite the post-offlce and purchase your
tokens OF loving remembrance from the ladies' of
Clay-Street Methodist congregation. They will
sell you dolls, toys, confectioneries, and fire.
works. as cheap aS anytchere else in the city.
You may there be cheered by sweet music, regaled
by choice refreshments, and served by pretty
girls. Ten cents admission fee will be charged,
with the privilege of investing the ticket to the
amount of its cost Within. +..-f 'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

ARRIVAL OF CoNvIcTs.-The following
prisoners were received into the peniten-
tiary yesterday morning: From Norfolk
cty-Frank Bailey (white), 3 years, grand
larceny; from Lunenburg-Rose Thomp-
son (coloreD, 4years, breaking from
Norfolk county-Henry Williams, Henry
Elliott, and Charles Harris, (colored,) 9
wears each, grand larceny. -
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HOLIDAY GooDs.-The holiday season, to
which all look forward with SO much plea
sure, and when everybody spends money as
freely as water flows, is now near at hand.
The stores are opening their Christmas sup
plies, and the most enterprising of our
merchants are already beginning to make
unusual efforts to bring their goods before
the public. Many have already seized upon
the columns Of the Dispatch as the best me-
dium to accomplish the purpose, and it
would be well for others to do the same
before the holiday week begins. Those who
wish to make their purchases before the
stores are thronged and the stocks have
been picked over will find in our adver-
tising department, from day to day, full in
formation as to what to buy and where the
best of everything may be bought. 'a's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

GOODS DAMAGED ON THE ISAAC BELL BY
WH1sKEY-ASp GOOD WHIsKEY AT THAr.-On
the last trip of the steamer Isaac Bell to this city
several packages of goods were damaged, not by
,oater, but By ,ohiskey. LEVY BROTHERS are!the
owners of some Of the goods that were damaged,
and advertise case of bleached cotton at lee. per
yard, worth zoe. We win state that the fabric Is
not at all injured, aud that the whiskey whl not In
toxicase the wearer or garments made out Of the
cotton. LEVY BROTHERS also offer great induce
ments In other articles. We call particular atten-
t,on IN their advertisement, ~. .g#-.. -sg n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

AFF1DAvITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST," BAs NOT BEEN PAID
We have had 3 form OF affidavit, required by Gen.
eral Orders No. o7, prepared and printed. This
fern has been approved at headquarters. The af.
ddavit is required before any execution can be
Issued by a clerk of court.
We can furnish these forms at $3 per hundred,
or fifty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount TO the
trad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE DEcEaBEE
is, 1S69.-Mrs. R.. E.. Williams, Nashville,
Tenn. Mrs. Ann E. .Donahoe, Hampton,
Va; Mr. W. P. Purldns, Miss Mary Z.
Walker, Walkerton, Va; James q. H..John'
ston, ESD. New York !; Mr. G: S. Harper,
s' Present -; Mr.. Jacob Yock. HatertoWn,
SJ Mr.. v; w.. n a11s catsns Wilson's Mis- Lana
Pean, Richmond, Va; Mrs, Agnes a. Or
ton,o Casey, N. Co.; Miss Resale Hggin'
botham, New York. = err. - =: ! :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

ASsIvEBsARY BALL.-The first anniyer-
sary ball of. the Syracuse Lodge, No. 5,
Knights of Pythias, viii take place at the
st. Charles Captain Charley Biggersl Ho-
tel on the evening of Monday the 18th in
slant. The Knights and their fair ladies'
expect to have grand time of it on this oc-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

CLAY WARD CONSERVATIVE CLUB.-The
Conservative white voters Of Clay Ward
will meet at the hall of Mr.. John Houck, ON
Broad street between Henry and Smith
streets. Mt Z o'clock this evening, for the pur-
pose Of re0rganizing the Conservative
club and election OF officers. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

FIRE IN HEsRIco.-Two large rieks of
straw and a large quantity Of chat were
burned at Brookteld (Mr. Warwick'sl on
Tuesday, A negro man, the supposed in-
cend diary, was captured and committed to
iaiI. Loss. about 500. --.-s-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

MEssRs. RUsHToN & Co., Druggists, OF No. 10
4stor House, corner of Broadway and Barclay
street, New York city, having long seen the want
Of an dgreeab.s yet e5ectire Troche for clearing
the throat, removal Of colds, sore-throats, and
bronchitis, would present this article-CHERRY
PICTORIAL TRocHss-to your favorable conside-
ration, believing they win merit your approval.
Being entirely free from Cubebs and all nausea
ting drugs, yetthey work Ike charm. Have been
tested by every Representative In Congress, and
pronounced superior 10 all Others. Dsngsists sell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

PROPOSED PRIzE-FIGHT.-D. j.. .Childress,
Richmond amateur pugilist, publishes this
morning challenge to fight Charley Do
herty for two hundred dollars aside, or as
much more as can be raised by the. parties
resnectiye1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

J. ATTENTION NEEDEp.-We e are requested to
call the attention of the proper authorities
to the filthy condition of the upper part OF
Marshall street, and to bespeak the presence
of the street-scrapers on that thoroughfare.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

HANDSOME PREsENTs.-Now opening for the
holidays, superb stock Of rich diamonds, pins,
and ear-drops; ladies' watches, chains, bands,
Observation-Disclosures, medallions, neck-chains,
sleeve and bosom buttons, amethyst aud mose-
agate signet rings, diamond engagement and plain
gold wedding rings, superb new patterns OF rich
silver In cases, and choice assortment Of rare
goods imported direct from foreign factories.
NowLAN & Co., Jewellers,
corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

Or. PARKER requests us to say that there pre-
fifty cords of oak and pine wooo' which can be
bought by those in need for O. per cord. Apply to
r. O. GARY, on Eighth street near the packet of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN IN TEN DAYs.-THIB-
BELTS Santa Claus prize-boxes are selling at this
rate, but the demand Is still increasing. Buyone'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

FoR TEE BoYs.-The Eeo York Weekly, con-
tanning Ned Buntline,s great story Of Buffalo
Bill, ~ just received at ELLYsos g TAILoR's
news depot next TO Dispotch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

h Do not allow yosr wife to ton and bend over her
work sewing by hand far into the night when she
ought to be a. rest. Buy her, q HOWE SEWING.
MACHINE and gladden. her heart and Tighten her
toil for all future time. Office sos Main street,
under Spotswood hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

FOR THE LADrEs.-Demorest'S Fashion Month
IN for January 1870. Handsomely illustrated, Just
received mt ELLYsoN 6 TAYLoR's news depot,
next to DiSDdtch Office -,t..-...tt +, [ N