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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
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chee Preserved Ginger.
cases Young America Cheese
II kits No. Mackercl.
hJli Cider Vine: :.
80 lbs BuGkwEeat iour
Jus. received aud for s4O by
nov l3-eotD25 BREWIS s. AWaON.
CINGEH'S CELEB RATED FAMILY
~ SEWING MACH MES.
rolo and only agent for the above machine in
this city an! county. C. &. BERRY,
nov II ~ King st.
CPlChS-Whoe and Pure Ground Spices, n
- full assortment III store and for sale by
AVERY IL DAVIDSON,
dec 30 King st., cor. Alfred.
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Middleburg. Loudoun CO., sep 28-eo3m
NEW BOOKS TODAY AT FKENCB'3,
~ No. - King street,

NEW BOOKS TODAY At FKENCB'3,
~ No - King street.
Watch words for the Warfare of Life, by the
author of Schonberg Gotta Family; 81 IS.
The Pursuit of Holiness, a sequel 10 Thoughts
on Personal Religion, by Edward Mcyrck
Goulburn, ID d.; Zoe.
Evenings with tho Sacred :. o5.s, by the ~
thor Of Festival Of Song, Salad for the solitary.
etc 25c
Looking Toward Sunset. by l.. Maria Child
price 81.
Ministering Children. T. ta!e dedicated t.
Childhood, by Maria Louisa CharleswoIth
price 81 -.
In Both Worlds, by VII. Hocomoe, MD,
author Of Our Children in Heaven" 5 90.
Cast Away in the Cold, an Old Mans Story
Of a Young Mans Adventures 81 80.
The Trotty Book by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Poetry for Play Iours, by Gerda Fay II
Illustrated 81 70
Nursery Carols, with 10 pictures; beautiful
book; 81 n.
Nursery Poetry, by Mrs. nMotherly s5c.
Christmas story; by Frank Sewsll sjc,
Now Books daily. -
dec u. 4. FRENCH.
TUST ECEIVED.
A second supply of BROWNIES CELR-
DRAFTED METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS
and WINDOW BANDS. Thee Invaluable
strips totally exclude cold. wind, rain. snow,
scription. Samples can be seen t Mr.. JOHN
Fl. PARRDT1'&, No. 81 King ST. Circulars
sent to any address. Cold weather is approach
ing, so send in your orders for strips, and have
your houses made warm and comfortable
Hours II to and = 10 3 o'clock.
WIS HOOFF, Jr.,
dec 4-eo2w Agent for Alexa Va
NOR RENT ON a LONG LEASE.
Il FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAND on the
east side Of the Washington snd Alexandria
Turnpike road, nea. the Canal Basin To r
good tenant who is competent 20 manage
market garden, with some means 70 improve
the property and conduct the business, u lease
of ten years will DO granted. with the privilege
OF purchasing during his term. None other
need spply. Possession on lst January.
dec f--eo3w H. Ii. MILLER.
nLASTERl PLASTER
PLASTER
CargoSOFT BLUE IHDSOR PLASTER,
per schr Mary 5t9Eish. VIII be sold at mar
kct rates, by w. A. SMoOT,
nov ~ Smoors Wharf. Pier A.
| AIDES FURNISHING GOODS.
New GOODS Al low prices Ggra. bargain in
Eosiefv, Gloves aEi Hand kerchiet.: a.
GAS. W. GREENS,
nov2, IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

CONGRESS ITEMS. -Thc Senate Judiciary
Committee took up the cases Of Virginia AMI
Georgia to day. It is understood The action
by Congress in the case Of Georgia vii! be
postponed until alter the meeting ot the Lcais-
lature OF that State in January, IN or!cr to see
what that body will do as to the expulsion Of
It's members, about which the controversy
exists.
General Fremont is expected to push his
bill ior the right OF way for the Memphis, FL
Paso apd Pacific railroad. a bill has twice
passed the House for this purpose by decided
majoiites.
A bill has be introduced in the Senate to en-
courage the establishment Of the Mediterranean
and Oriental Steamship Company TO run
line OF steamers between the port o! New
York, Norfolk, Port Royal and several ports
in Southern Eurore.
Mr.. Clark, of Kansas, will introduce bill
providing that no further treaties will be made
with the Indians, and that those now existing
be annulled as soon as possible.
The liquor traffic in Alaska is said to be mon.
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- SOUTH ROYAL STREET. ,,
II II nIARESDN'S

IL SOUTH ROYAL STREET ID
T.. H. CLARKSON'S
STOVE W A RER . Nj ).
The catalogue for this Fal; consists of the fol-
loving STOVES for cooking; Tho lRONHiDh;'
Farmer, Excelsior, Columbia, Con!inentai,
Planter Prize. Amty, Waverly. VIM. Fell
Charm. Carroll Cook and Miner; also, tn
Victor Umpire and Portable Range.
For Parlor, Hail. Chamber and Dining Room
Stoves we have the Morning Glory, Gem, Bou
quet. &c; also, p full line of Cumberland Goa
stoves, Wood Stoves, Ten Plate stoves. LauG-
entire satisfaction for the past four years that IL
is useless for Us ~ say anything except t. var
rant every article to Please the purch tsef.
Prices to suit the times.
Roofing, Guttering ard Spouting done Ht
short notice. .....,
A general assortment Of TIN WARE, HoL-
Low WARE. &c.
All orders promptly filed
II. H. CLARkSON,
son liam II South Royal street
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The liquor traffic in Alaska is said to be mou-
opolized by army suffers, and California dealers
propose to memorislize Congress for a right to
share Ia 1t.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,


uny 'ng lust adIot ono oC GORDON'S cole
bratei
GARD PRESSES,
AMI being constantly in receipt Of the latest
,tyles"f
NEW TYPE, &C..
IS prepared g. execute with ncstness and dIi.
patch att kind OF
.s1H WORK.
- TIL HIGHEST STGL LIZ OF THE ART.
BILL HEADS.
CARDS,
HANDBlLLS,
LABELS,
PAMPHLETS,
BRIEFS,
INSURA NOE POLICIES
PROGRA VI NJ rs, &c,
and, in short, every description of job Work
done III -
FlKSECLAS5 JOE OFFICE
-, tn. h.i O.. : notice AMI on thu most reas soma
bic terms
BOOK BINDING AND PAPER RULING
n frs,.cn.s BOOK BINDkRY has been
opened in he Alexandria Gazette building.
where all kinds of BLANK BOOKS will be
made to order, and BINDING Of all deserip-
tiCns executed in IA superior manner, and on
the most rcas enable terms.
SPECIAL attention gYon to Vi USlC BIND
ING. oct Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
WOOD AND COAL FOR SALE AT NO.
w We NING go IN TuE Yard.

WOOD AND COAL FOR SALE AT NO.
" .G. KING ST. IN THE YARD
800 tons of Locust Mountain Egg.
l20 tons Of Lorberrv Red Ash do.
800 tons celebrated Lyons Valley do.
$50 tons Locust Mountatn StoNo.
leo tons Lorberry kel Ash do.
Cumberland Coal on hand NJ All times.
70 arrive per schr. j. Ho.chkin3:-
200 tons Locust M0untsin Egg.
50 tons Furnace DO.
I2j tons Lorberry Red Ash do.
Also. an sssor ed ,rgo Of Johns celebrated
White Ash and St Nicholas Mine Coal.
Goal sold here rs low rs elsewhere
aug2}-t r JOHN LEA IL otA ~ y.
CUMBERLAND C0ALl
CUMBERLAND COAL
CUMBERLAND Goa
K,.p - tlI took of Cumberland Coal, aEd
sclI in 1r.n.iiiea To- suit purchasers
80 ". A. SMUOT,
.uyj- SmOors Wharf Pier 4.
TOAL: COAL ! Quail IL
Co,s,q,tly on hard supply of superior
quality White nni Red Ash Coal, when VIII
lee snI NJ market rates, 22i0 lbs. to the ton.
II. ELDRIDGE Il CO.,
qr5-,t No South Wharves.
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TET q q u

" o.oon
Constantly Oh hand good family WOOD, al
low prices. :, X,,o
street, and JOHN e. PHlLLlt5, hing s'ree'
1,nt r. BELL 81 BAKER.
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~ GOD An u co A J.

am now receiving p r vessel at Nc kenZe' S
wharf cargoes of best WOOD and COA y,
wbirb viii be sold At lowest cash prices. All
orders left at nv store. 1T 5 w. corner King
and West streets. or Il: 70 Royal street, near
the market will receive prompt attention
Give rae - call before Purchasing elsnwhero
ear, gi-if THOS. UUNTiNGTOE.
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Goal Docks, Alex sndria, Va aid George
,wn ID G. OCT Io-t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

"THE BAPTIST TEAcHER."-This is the
name of the new Baptist Sunday-school pa
per to be issued in few days in Philadel-
pha by the American Baptist Publication
Society. Instead of having two such pa
pers, one for the South and the other for the
North, after a full conference among lead
ing Sunday-school men representing every
section of the land it was decided to have
but onepaper of the kind, and that it should
be made acceptable to every part of the
country. The Baptists have shown great
good sense in pursuing this policy. Why
should questions which have agitated the
country and produced alterations and strife
find place i'll such q paper? Rev. George
4. Peltz, of Philadelphia, and Rev. a. E.
Dickinson, of Richmond, have been elected
editors of the Baptist Teacher. They will
be aided by corps of the best Sunday
school writers in every part of the country.
AS this is the only paper of the kind pub
lished by the denomination in the United
States, and as the Society has an income Of
S250, 1000 per annum, with its Sunday-school
missionaries traversing the country, it is
most likely that the new enterprise will
prove very successful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

The OPERA-ITs CONCLUDING NIGHT
Saturday might was the most brilliant and
successful Of all the nights of the German
Opera. "The Jewess" was the most tragic
of the representations Of the week, and re-
quired q higher order of acting than any
other of them. This requisition was fully
met. Frederici, as Rachel the Jewess. and
Himmer, as Lazarus the Jew, rose higher
in the estimation Of the audience by
the excellence Of their acting. Welnllch,
as the Cardinal, was very: successful.
4 scene In which Lazarus informs the Car
dinal of the preservation Of one member of
his family (Rachel) in a massacre was one
Of very great merit. Both the actors rose
to very high standard Of the tragic and
emotional action. Lazarus, however, fails
designedly to tell that Rachel is the child
saved and raised by jew until she has
dropped into the cauldron under sentence
Of death.
It is "a dreadful story of human persecu-
ton, treachery, revenge, and agony. The
performance of il by the company was
faithful, and elevated them considerably
above the already high position they had
reached in the judgment of those most COM
petent to criticise in the premises.
The audience was also the most brilliant
of the season. The scene Of closing these
representations was indeed a gala night"
and leaves most favorable impression Of the
German Opera Company. Itincludesser
performers Of very high order Of histrionic
talents rs well as vocal powers. With our
parting salutation we would just remark that
both Madame Frederici and Himmer have
a tendency to the emotional quaver-a zen
dency little too decided; that. .Weinlich is
in some passages from the higher to the
lower notes disposed to fall into the talking
tone; and that very pleasing singer OF
the graceful tenor, Habelman, some times
carries the dulcet little too far and gives
us more than is discreet of " linked sweet
ness long drawn out" Monsieur Won Ghel
will be remembered as an excellent leader
of the orchestra. The whole performances
here were highly satisfactory. Adieu, Teu-
tonic friends, we hope to hear you again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

ToRrEDoEs A CAUTIoN.-In our boy
hood days torpedoes were harmless; but
in these days Of progress and nitro-glycerinc
the manufacturers have taken TO making
them SO that they will be apt to seriously
mjurc any one who comes in contact with
them. Several accidents have recently hap
pened from this cause, and we now write
to caution against either the sale or pur-
chase of them. On Saturday evening lit
lie boy went into Mr.. a. Antoni's TO pur-
chase one of the Young America p ,torpe-
does. While he was purchasing, the tor
pedo dropped and exploded Oh the
counter, breaking up everything near
it and hurting the hands Of Mr.. An
toni and the little boy. The cost Of
the torpedo was about one cent, and the
damage done amounted to about so. The
old-faShioned torpedo remains harmless, ac-
cording 10 last accounts, but these new
tangled ones, wrapped in tin-foil, won't do
to handle. Mr.. Antoni has determined not
to deal in them any more. Their use or
sale has been prohibited by the Council Of
Charleston, III consequence of a large fire
occurring these caused by the explosion OF
one of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

BEEcHER ON JEFF. DAv1s's SURgTY.-Mr.
Beecher was teaching us the great Christian
duty of doing good for evil and Of full for
giveness Of our enemies, when one Of the
members Of the church asked "If, accord
ing to that rule, so great an enemy as jeff.
Davis should be forgiyen?" eyes" Mr..
Beecher promptly replied, "and the mag
nanimity OF such an act Of forgiveness on
the part of our Government would speak
more trumpet-tonguedi in behalf of its great
ness and power than would or could the
hanging of ten thousand such malefactors !:
and | honor Mr. Horace Greeley for acting
up to the promptings of his large Christian
heart in becoming one Of Davis's bohdsmen,
anu if it had been necessary, or if l had
been asked to Go so, I, too, would have be-
come one Of his ureties."-Letter IN
Near York Tribune.
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BAKERIES.


90 TO GILL'S BAKERY,
~ $50 BROAD STREET.
Go To GiLL.S Bakery cor the best BREAD.
Go to GILL'S Bakery for the best ROLLS.
Go tn GILL'S Bakery for the best BUNS.
Go to GlEL'S Bakery for the best Coffee CAKE.
Go to GILL,S Bakery for the best PASTRY.
Go TO GILL'S Bakery for the best MINCE PIES.
Go to GILI.'S Bakery for the best G. Q Goa y Ut
PIES.
Go to SILL'S Bakery FOR the best Pound CAKE.
go to GILL Bakery for the best Sponge CAKE.
Go TO GILI.'S Bakery for the best FRUIT CAKE.
GotoGILL,S Bakery for the best Cream PUFFS.
Go TO GILL'S Bakery for the best PLAIN CANE.
60 to GlLL'S Bakery for the best ICED CAKES.
Go to GILL'S Bakery for the best ORNAM i Nj
ED CAKE.
Go TO GILL'S Bakery for the best CRACKERS.
Go to GILL'S Bakery for the best variety of small
CAKES. de-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

NEW .RAILRoAD CoSNECTIOS.-Arrange
ments for the connection OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad with
the Richmond and Dainville railroad ua
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
have been SO far completed that the work
will at once 60 on. The route surveyed
admits of easy grades and slight curves, and
will increase the facilities for travellers for
the Southwest.
The connection track will join the Dan
vile railroad opposite Belle Isle bridge, and
passengers going North will change cars at
that point, and proceed without further
change to Washington uia Aqua creek.
The work is under the charge of Major T..
T. D. Myers, the efficient superintendent Of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

A mere look at blazing fire does more TO
warm and cheer one than all the steam
pipes ever made.-Ne1C York Times.
Ladies wear so much false hair with their
own that it is difficult to tell which is
switch.-BoSt0n Bulletin.
We are glad our friend Tinsley. the Asso-
ciated Press Agent al Richmond, is through
with the Board Of Trade. We were fast
becoming one of. the bored ourselves VII
mington (N. CO. Star.
Mr. Charles Reed, the member for Hack
ney, Eng, one Of Mr.. Peabody's executors.
has written letter TO an Independent min
lister, i'll which he says: "Takc my word
for it, our late departed friend was a Con-
gregationalist Of our own order. I closed
bis eyes in death"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

THE HAPPINESS OF THE CHILDREN Is almost
beyond bounds in anticipation Of the early ad-
vent ofthe season when they are accustomcdto re-
ccive from parents and friends tokens of love and
affection. To meet the demands. of the occasion,
ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, next to the Dispatch build
ing, have established depot for the supply OF al
sorts OF juvenile illustrated books, toy-books,
English and American oil-colored publications,
new and beautiful gaines, building blocks misses
workboxes and writing-desks, photograph al
buns, and many other things to please and in
struct the young. Having given special attention
to this department Of their business, they invite
girt-buyers to call and examine their large and
varied stock of handsome goods for the little
nj
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AUCTION SAFES TEsrS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLAMs-1o o 'clock-Farm near
Manchester, one and half miles from Rich
InonG.
GRUBBS e WILL1hltS-i1 o'ciock-Thrcc lots
end a framed dwelling on Dover street. in
Sidney.
A. c. pUGLIhM-I o'c!ock--Vamable farm three
miles from Glover Hill mines in Chesterfield.
&. Il. WATSOE-l2 o'clock-will rent ut auction
Ludam 6 Wa:son's warehouse, Rockets.
THOMAS w. KEESEE. No. 1917 Main strcet-lo
o'clock-!Iouschold furniture, pianos, mclo-
deor scwius-machincs. carpets, curtains, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

MEMBERS OF TIE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA
will find the st. Charles Hotel, located at the cor
ner OF Main and Fifteenth streets, the most con-
yenicnt hotel TO the old Masonic Hall, where the
meetings of the Grand Lodge Will he held. This
hotel has been thoroughly renovated, and is now
under the management of our enterprising friend
Captain CHARLES p. BIGGER, who has gained
quite reputation in the management Of this first
class establishment,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

The opinion Is unanimous that no such clear,
cogent reasoning, and such terse, we'll
chosen language, has ever before been heard
i'll that famous hall. And it is just IS uni
versally conceded that the honors of the
of the Boston Board of Trade. His speech
on the finances was one Of the sharpest cut,
cleanest pieces of reasoning to which it was
ever my fortune to listen. At the banquet,
too, the audience was impatient to hear
him, and listened with more marked atten-
ton to his speech than to any other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

HANDSOME PREsgSTs.-Now opening for the
holidays, superb stock OF rich diamonds, pins,
and car-drops; Indies watches, chains, bands,
Observation-Disclosures, medallions, neck-chsins,
sleeve and bosom buttons, ameshyst and moss
agate signet rings. diamond engagement and plain
gold wedding rings, superb new patterns OF rich
silver In cases, and n choice assortment of rare
goods imported direct from foreign factories.
NowLAS & Co., Jewellers,
corner of Main and Tenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

Holiday Goods.

1t is time that the retailers of fancy and
holiday goods and swcetmeats should be
advertising their stocks. People do not
put off their purchases till the holiday
comes, and are already looking out for
WHAT is >cascnable. The large circulation
Of the Dispatch affords the medium for
reaching everybody. In few days we will
give notice of the stores and stocks adver-
tised under. the head OF holiday goods in
the columns of the Dispatch. y little adj
verti>ing, with Il tirst-ratc' reference
thereto, gives much animation to trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

CHARGED WITH MAI-RoBBERY.-Capt
John Fry, Special Agent of the Post-Office
Department., arrived in this city on Satur-
day evening having in charge William A.
Lane, postmaster at Bland Courthouse, Va,
who stands charged with robbing the mail.
Captain Fry, who is a very efficient officer,
was so lucky in his race after the accused
as to kill and capture Il fine deer, which he
to the Postmaster-General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

AFF1DAvITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST I.,S NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form Of affidavit, required by Gen.
eral Orders No. 81. prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The af.
fdavit Is required before any execution can be
issued by Z clerk of court
We can furnish these forms at S3 per hundred
or fifty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
trade. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

DON'T FORGET, in going the rounds for ChYtr-
mas presents, TO call at ELLY5oS TAYLoR's.
Their stock OF illustrated poeticsl and miscelia-
neous books Is large aud endless In variety. For
everything in the line Of Illustrated books,
primers, &c, for children, call at the news depot
next to the Dispatch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

GOLDEN EGG, Six Nations, Old Maid, Red RI
d ing Hood, Dr. Fusby, and many other little
games for little people, and some suitable for big
ones, well calculated to while away an Idle hour
and give innocent amusement to boys and girls,
may be had at Ellyson & Taylor's, adjoining the
njeo1frL office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

IBBY PRISON AND THE WASHINGTON
MoNUMENT-RICHMo DHosPITALITY-
THE FAsHIONs-NEGLECT OF THE COM
MaNDING GENERAL AND STATE OFF,
CERS-THE SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE
THE ABILITY OF TIE NATIONAL BOARD
OF TRADE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13
EOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DON-TON SURPRISES.

we have received from tie. manufacturers q
small lot of these new and surprising BOXES OF
CONFECTIONERY. They are said to contaia.
besides nice assortment of CANDY. some arti-
Gle. OF JEWELRY, which alone could not be
bought for double the price of BOX, CANDY, and
SURPRISE. Among the articles are Oroide Gold
Watches, Gents Scarf Pins. Studs, Sleeve-Buttons,
Earnings, Breastpins, Charms, Watch Chains.
&C., &c. Retail price, 25c. A liberal discount
allowed to the trade. Orders promptly filled.
Call and supply yourselves ut ......
ANDRkW PIZZINI & CO.'S,
no2G sol Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

MAYORS CouRT-Mdyor Chdhoon presi-
din9.-Harriet Brown (colored), charged
with stealing two silver spoons valued at
ten dollars, was called and the case con-
tinued until the 18th instant.
William S. Flanagan was arraigned for
assaultng and beating his wife, son, and
daughter, and raising thunder generally in
the neighborhood, and his case continued
until the 18th,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13
E&shfH EHT. &c.

bIRESu IMPORTATIONS.-k
Il 4 GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
OF their own importation, large additions to their
sTOCK, and are prepared to offer spccia! induce.
,onnts 10 BUYERS. New and handsople patterns OF
Dinner. Tea. and Toilet Sets IN rich. decorated
gold band; Plain White China aud White Granite.
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed glassware In
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, of Joseph Rod
GERS ard other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers. Walters Gobets, Forks, Spoons, &c.;
Rcrriccratcrs Watcr-C Coolers. CastorS Lamps
Looking-Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware in
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-kcepcra, and house
kcepers will consult their Interests b? calling on
n2 hEI-LO1p " 1lbSo N,
Importerf, Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
1907 Main street Richmond, Va.
EDWARD 3. TAYLOR aDd Z. Q. SUTTON, JR.
Statesmen. NV ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

Masonic FuNERAL.-W. Waller Duval, Il
member of Richmond Lodge, No. 10, was
buried on Yesterday with Masonic honorS.
The deceased was young gentleman well
known in this city, but was lately & resi-
dent of Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

The CASE OF WILLARD.-William VIII
lard alias DR.. J. 7. Coats, who was brought
to this city on Friday by Detective ODwy-
er, was arraigned before the Mayor on Sa-
turday morning. He was released before
on account of his health. The Mayor, after
considering the case, committed him again
to iail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-13

F!RE.-The alarm of fire on Saturday eve
ming was caused by the burning of two beds
and lot of clothes, &C., in Il brick house,
on Market street occupied by colored
man named Samuel johnson. Loss, $50.
Owned by Bernard Briel, Of Union Hill.