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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-09-18

Druggists throughout the South and West can be
supple through the arrangements made by DR.
B. W. Hepserdam, of Pekin. China. with ]. B. Was
son Il Co.. of the Wholesale Drug Emporium, Of
Memnhis, Tennessee, to whom all orders must be
ddressed. .ly
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-09-18
POETICAL EXTRACTS.

Oh, Absalom my son ! my son!
His fleece was white as snow;
He stole pig and away he run
To the Bay of Biscay, %!
The boy stoed on the burning deck,
And smoked his pipe of clay,
And bet bis money on bob-tail nag,
When the moon had gone away.
/ m lonely since my mother died
The ice is round her still
So I'll peel a bag of taters, 0.
With the sword OF Bunker Hill.
1t is the hour when from the boughs
] kissed my Polly Ann.
So, run. Elijah, and hurry up, Pomp
Yes, or any other man.
Oh, what are the wild waves saying?
cried the long night through,
And voice replied far up the height
A little more cider, too.
The harp of nature 8 advent strung
Is coming through the rye;
Then kiss me quick and go. my honey,
Said the spider to the fly.
NY Willie s on the dark-blue sea,
With FIVE hundred thousand more,
And my days are gliding swiftly by
To the old Kentucky shore.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-09-18

TThe crops in Arkansas are re-
presented to be in u flourishing con-
dition, the cotton crop especially be-
ing unusually large.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-09-18
i 0 THE PUBLIC.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY KNOWN TO THE
WORLD IN MEDICINE,
THE
EUREKA LIFE-BLOOD ELIXIR!

HAS at last made its way into this country, after
having been in use in the Old World for so many
years, and especially in China. The celebrated
Alchemist and Chemist DR.. Hepserdam, of Pekin,
China. has at last consented to his great CHINESE
REMEDY being introduced on this continent, and
has established wholesale agencies for the pur-
pose of supplying all druggists throughout the
towns ond cities of our country. This great Blood
Medicine has performed cures (the most astoEish-
ng). where every other remedy known in MGteTia
Msdica has most signally failed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-24

]. ID. BRIGGS Is beyond doubt the Napoleon oi
MI bakers. Look IN Mt the windows Of his stores
on Broad and on Main street. Was ever such Il
tempting display made In cakes (r'ch and iigh'l,
artlStically covered over with icing. wing III
whitcncss and purity with the snow. The whoie
surrounded with beautiful cupids? Talk about
household words-hut what brcaklnst-tabic would
he complete without some Of the delicious bread
~eryed every morning 10 his customers b. BRIGGS:
III Il word BRIGGS has become m institution In
Richmond and The people would lose their temper
lrlt for the delightful bread. crackers. and cakes.
aIwa- to be found ut his establishments.
Wedding parties supplied nj the shortest posi-
BILE notice and unon reasonable terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-24

ACCIDENT on THE HIcHMoSD A&D DAN
VILE EAlLRoAD-A MARROW ESCAPE.-l eS-
tcrdav morning ut ten nlinut"> oi 1 o clock
TWO passenger cars. attached 10 the regular
through mail train on the Richmond and
Danvilie railroad coming east, were thrown
rom the track at Il point about two miles
from DauyiIic. The accident was caused
bv A rail broken in three pieces. Th" train.
Which was running 1T The rate OF about
twelve miles an hour. was stopped almost
immediately, but both trucks OF the ladies'
coach and one truck Of the @cntlcmcn'~
were thrown entirely from the track. The
passengers were badly frightened, but
none were seriously hurt. Conductor
West was the only person who received a
scratch He was about 10 leave the car,
and WAS thrown by the jtr against the stove,
slightly hruising his arm. He immediately
put Ill hands 10 work, placed the gentle
men, coach on the track, and leaving the
ladies coach there, brought the rest OF the
train on to Richmond, arriving hercat II. III
4. II. (onlv an hour and eight minutes be-
hind timc). The passengers united III
writing for publication III acknowledge
mcnt Of the promptitude and good man
apcment of Captain West in the affair.
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THE RonGrrs NrRrrr-PrrtruSt

-,
HE i'oD"1fS rRNr"-Frft1MIFAEF
ANlNNI"N or h' =" a." SoH-
rID'-oh Yesterday morning Johh Bow
ltr, VINO land> charged Wlth Inc murder OF
har'C$ Ii. Rodgers OF The 4tn oi this month,
was arrHigu"l before Justice lcwellcu fora
preliminary examination.
The prisoner was brought to the bar at
the appointed hour. One would hardly be
prciudiccd against him by his appearance.
lie is about five feet six inches in height
with regular features. brown hair, and blue
eyes. \ slight sandy mouStachc covers Il
Wcli-lormcd mouth. and. with the cXcep-
ton of I rather yindictive expression Of hi>
ayc hC may hr said to have . rood face.
Tho Commonwealth WAS rcnrcscnfcd Nv
Ir. Lcmucl now,lcn. WHO. nj his own re-
quest. was assisted hv Colonel Ccorgc T..
Robert, who has lately rralitird in the ,3rac-
ice Of the law. The defence was rrprc-
:rutcG hv Sir. IlomaS.
Mr.. Tholn1s stated, when asked if rcady
10 proceed with the examination. th@g
f3cIIah his Witnesses were NOT present hp
u.2- moi di~uoerl 10 DELAY proccadinrS. bl.f
pyol,il leave tir ease with the Common
.voaIih fat. ii2n nrr-prr.
fr.ron e, Royy,r~. brn,hcy II thc accused.
r.> thr first wines. examined. His cyj-
.3.nrr WIS c,th-trntfal,y The same as thai
.iv.n brf,rnt ~, iIr,, ot ;r,1ir.t and already
I1ll1i>,,ol. lie .fI,od tlrt although his
hra,iar had ,noLen of noiiio /, PhjIadrl.
,I,s., he lj;G M, rrlI an, Gr tEr family coed
Two Intorn Ia1yinr rhn ia~r t;ruc.
Mrs. E,6z9brtL Go,,Inn. who lives between
rrrnn;l1in ana lInIm~r<yiIlr. rrrr.trl ncy
testimony ahcrt Hoagcr, having passed hy
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TO "DECENCY."-W cannot publish
Anonymous communicltlpnS.


UESWc0 COUNTY. December Il. 1869.
NcsSrS. Editors. Allow me through the
mcdirnn Of your very popular and no I cN-
ccicnt paper II cali the attention II the
Common Council "f the city Of Richmond
10 the ordinance regulating tile action, ri
the huckstcr< Of said city. !}y existing laws
thcv are not allowed 10. purchase truck or
farm products al market openly and en-
hihit The same for sale without incurring
the risk Of conii>carion. As Il producer,
allow nc. for others - well ~ for myself, to
appeal to the Fathers Of the city to 50 alter
and amend the existing ordinance aS 10
allow the hucksterS 10 purchase 10y whole
sale without violation Of law, and thereby
allow the farmer 10 return nome by night,
where he may have Il family with 10 pro-
tector save himself.
The altered condition Of the country de-
mands change. and trust it may be the
good pleasure Of the Council to consider
the subject and ameliorate to some extent
our condition without injury to themselves
and citizens. Very truly, &c.,
BROOK Road.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

Christmas Eve is here. and those who
ave not laid in their holiday supplies
tould do we'll 10 do 50 early this morning.
i2nv stores viii be closed tomorrow
GEORGE \. !IUNDLEY. :I2S Broad street. in
diitun TO his usual fine stock Of groceries,
as made extra efforts for the holidays. and
prepared TO furnish anything needed for
Christmas dinner, cgg-nog, mincc-Dics.
4 other holiday acc0mpanimcntS, at the
most reasonable prices.
At BOARD & HIRsH's, 1i10 Cary street. a
me stock Of pure mountain apple brandy.
NcW England and St. CroiX rum. and fine
md common WhiSkcys. may he found.
Without good hat you ought not To
how Your face on the street tomorrow ::
nd il YOU want the very latest agony in
he way Of hcaG-gcar, 90 to PowuATAN
NEiSlGEE' ), corner Of Twelfth and Main
;trcetS.
GEORGE c. GARY, on Main street oppO-
lite the poSt-ofcc. has been busy for Seve-
al days supplying his customers from a
magnificent stock Of china. crocEcry. and
glassware. lie has Al infinite variety Of ar
lelcS which would lie acceptable to ladies.
i handsome set Of chamber or parlCI'
'u,nj3lgc would make splendid Christ
nn- gift for those who can afford it. and
ilAEwooD & RITTER, on the same block with
JiAEY, mold themselves in readiness 10 meet
such emergencies.
We must remind our readers again Of the
'laimS Of the >cWing-machinc. GEORGE
DARBY. No. Il Ninth street i the agent Of
the Grover * Baker. one Of the best ma
chimes made.
Whether you 20 10 church. walk the
streets. Or pend your Christmas II home.
good suit Of clothes is indispensable. +.
HL,HER, No. s south Fourteenth street. i,
selling of his winter stock very low.
SMITH the clothicr. 1@0S Main street, i
also Offering great bargains in the clothing
line. and his stock embraces many articles
suitable for Christmas presents 10 young
men.
All that is necessary for cup Of good
stron@ coffee or tca may hc procured at j.
II. ANTH0NY'S tea store, corner 81 Main and
Eighth streets.
NV. ROSE. 32S Broad street. announces
,;ugain~ in the clothing line, with the
totto "puick sales ana small profits ::
.ld downtown people can do rs well Il,
anywhere at .jriTI-S kfACEEE' : (Slgu Of ihc
ed posD. 1911 Main street.
Lastly. we would recommend persons
'ond Of steamed oysters TO call on eCHoTT.
corner Of NiDth and Bank streets, where
everything good 10 eat and drink may he
had or on IETELLE. who serves all the
delicGciCs ri the ,ca-ou al all hours Ct the
day and night.
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LEVY BROTHERS request Is TO state that their
store will he closed this aitc noon at half-ptst j
O'Clock. The immense supply Of goods laid In for
The holidays are not halfcNhaustcd. They call par
ticuiar attention - .hcir stock Of substantial pre-
sents, such rs Tablc-Cioths, Napkins, Table ana
Piano-Covers Marscillcs Quilts Tides, hil
Gloves and uuudrgds oi other uscfHl articles. We
rcrc,t. their store will lie closed to-day at hal:-
past O'Clock +. 1l. No one Will hc admitted after
.tht, hour So call IS early in the day possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-24

MARRIAGE IN PRIMITIVE SmrLclTY.-A
marriage which took place in this city yes
tcrlay deserves more than mere notice
under the caption " Married. The par,
ties nrc residents Of the tmc-h"norcd ana
classic precincts OF DarbytoWn. The happy
groom was about twcnty-onc years OF aye.
glowing with health and happiness, While
The sweet and blushing bride does not mum
her more than eighteen summers. They
drove up TO the residence of \. +. Dickin-
son in a one-horse tumbril carl, and not
finding him at home, at once proceeded up
Main street in the same elegant convey.
mce to the office Of the Religious Herald,
where they were in a few words made hus-
band and wife. ..se s--a
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ADVERTISERS should remember tina.
Christmas occurring tomorrow, the Ul>
patch viii not DC issued on Monday. ~
'crii>cm"nt> sent III to-day for Saturday
issue vii! therefore have The advantage ,
three day> circulation. Our-frtrnds Wi
please S"nG rgir = -r.n. 4. S - carl
this after. ~. 49, .- .'
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CHRISTMAS BRASDY.--Ify you want good trcnch
Brandy with which ~ make good cGg-nog, call at
Mr.. CHARLES EUKER'S saloon, under ShaIcr's
building, and YOU viii certainly get The best OF I'm
portca French Brandy. lie has the best assort-
,neut or imported Liquors, Wines, &C, to be had
Sr. Henry Fcrtorct, his chief salesman. is an
expert In the European wine and liquor business
aid can be relied upon rs TO his Judgment IN
r,,pf t,.rs Of thfS kind.
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Sons OF THE CoyENANT.-A At i1e cicclioI
n officers of Rimmon Lodge, 40. Is, !.
q y 4. held 1T Covenant Hall on the 10th
instant, the following gentlemen We're H,o!,
elected for the ensuing six month; VII
liam Heller, president; Moses Hntzler,
vicc-prcsident Jacob May, treasurer !, : ;
Leon scbaap, recording secretary "; !, :
Block, financial secretary; \. Ezekiel,
mentor; u. stern, assistant mentor; julius
sycle, inside guardian; Il. saa! warden
William Lovenstein, Isaac HutZler, ana ~
MittcIdorfer, representatives to u. Il. LodSc
nj j'niiadclphia
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CHRISTMAS EEyICEs.-Tu-inorrow IT
\. NJ, III Centenary church, there will ht
held Christmas service for thc congrcge,
ton and sabbath school. Yhrrtawill he 4!
address 10y the pastor and special exercise.
OF very interesting character hy the chi!
drcn. The dinner lor the children will TAX
place to-day at lalt-past @ o'clock. Z, prey.
Ou<ly ARRANGED
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IiEADpU ARTERS or Santa tLtrS.-Th" head
quarters 81 Santa Claus have been cStahliSho n
ANToNI'S, one square below the po>t-ollirc "atfe
opposite side OF the street, where everything /"
crafty hc Little people i spread ont in the :! eat
est prnfusinn. In Toys ofcrcr% htad aud a"sc"if-
tion the stock IS unsurpassed by any hous" ~"ulh
If Baltimore. In French and American Candies
the stock i large aud uncq lcti, and bc=."rs dc
scription. In Foreign and Domestic fruits the
line OF good. is much greater than ever offered be-
fore. And In the wa. Of Cakes ANToNI Is out
doing himself. In word, ASToSI cannot be out
done IN qulntity. quality, variety, aud the low
prices ut which lie is selling h's goods.
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CHRISTMAS PiE.-E. B. SPENCE e son pro-
pose To give every printer III the city who can
prove he has never made any pi 4 new suit OF
clothes, made Of the very best material Send In
your evidence. 1900 Main street is the place to
buy all kinds Of useful Christmas presents IN the
VA Of geutlcmcu's wear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-24

LOVE LETTERS.-Iou could not please yonr
sweetheart better than ny sending her one Of those
elegant portable Writing Desks which ELLYsoS
I TATLCy. are selling Ut half their real value.
Then buy for yourself one Of those Portfolios, in
which o tlc the .vc-lc:tcrS she will write 10 you
On tie desk you send her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-24

RICH HOLIDAY PREsESTs.-h superb assort-
mcnt Of magnificent imported goods rich jew
ely sets OF diamonds, pearls, amethyst anu gar
ncs pins ad Drop, watches, chains, handkerchief
holders, y!nye-handI BOSOM sleeve, and glove
buttons mcdi.llions. neck chains moss-agatc,
amethyst diamond, onyx, and pearl rings: SUI
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FrEL.-Ugh. but how the wind blows! 1t Is 50
cold and all seems so chccrless. ily bone' seem
st,fcned. and my 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 4 good fellow. He belongs TO Richmond Is
man Of enterprise, and deserves the encourage
mcrt.of Richmond people. Give him a call ity"it
want Ia keep
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TIE LADIES or RICHMOND VIII meet to-day be-
tween the hours Of \. y. ant 10 I. j.. IN the
building next aboTc the DtSpG'ct Office, 10 make
their tinal selection Of beautiful Christmas gifts.
Each lady i permitted 10 bring three ch!ldrc!
with her EXPRESS wagons will he in waiting
Throughout The day to take bundles to city an"
country re- -:,';.nrcs. ELLYSnS &TAYLoR,S STOCK
ofChristmas goods is~rnsurpnsscd. Prices "cTy
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CHRISTIANS pEESENTS-ls62.--jonH II. TYLER
x Co.. Jewellers, 1872 Main street. have on sale
the largest and les:-sccctCd stock OF ilnc jewcry
Watches. silver and Plated Ware. both American
and foreign, their own importation ever offered
In the South: all Of the latest and most fashion
able STYLES. Also, large and beautiful selection
OF Fancy Articles, selected expressly 'or ic Aoli'
l,,..
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MARKETING TO-DAY.-Afcr YOU get through
with your marketing, and provide otherwise for
the inner man, don't forge, that E-B. SrESCE y
>u<. 1900 Main street. have made ample ircpara-
tion for the outer man in the way Of all kinds oi
clothing and .cntlcmCn'S furnishing goods gene
rally 1890 Main street l. the place t. get uSet'!
Ehrl.,lmnS nrrs nnt-.
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1T SrI.lIAL EKnEE.-

HEADQUARTERS, RICHMOND, NA.,t
CHRISTMAS. December. i'Gs.
SDecia1 0rfers tCurrent Ssriesl NJ. l3-[EAtr'et
X
!. Every lady and gentleman and every chilli /"
this city is hereby required purchase all holiday
GOOD, and Christmas gifts mot furnished from
these hrtduuartcr,l or ELLYsoS * TAYLOR, III
Main street
Rv co,nm1-d SANTA CLAUS.
ErisS KriaGic. hidc-dc-Crmp.
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ATTENTION NEEDED.-Wc desire 10 can
the attention of the Committee on streets 10
the condition Of the intersection OF twenty
third and III streets, Union Hill, ana ;,iso
the intersection Of Twcnty-iirst ana fica-
gunt streets. These points are really tmldS-
saIlc ut night in II vehicle, While i ~ -,
Il9,ir,' work Of the cbaia-Gans Wouid
remedy the difficulty.
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y DFWtUWstN. wv UT VT III
WILLIAM l.. DtNHAM i CO., Agents.
NATIONAL LINE.

steamers weekly to LVEErooir /ETTR
calling It .QrEhIsTOW%, leaving. sa.ad,f.aa2z1-
pier II North river every Saturday
FEASCE. ouEEN, nELNETIA.
nFNNsIk, fRIH PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN i1assai.c. sluo and : 10, currency.
Stecr:gc passage, so currency.
Stccragr tickcts ,rDm Livcrpoo! or Queenstown,
:31, In currency. n.
Siccrauc PASSAGE from Antwcrp. Hamburg Rot
ter,laln and Hayre. S.i5, IN currency.
For further particulars, apply AZ ZIG Cnltts ~
the company, D1 Bf9tA"'!' r ~ ~ ''"i'Si'
wi LIAM c. DI.NIlAI / CO, AGENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-24

TRY THE MIycE NEAT.-At GossIEUX'5 you
can get the very best Miuce Meat ever eaten. We
have, tried it and know. Every lady who has tlied
II continues To use It, thereby saving tune trou-
b!c, and expense. lie has just received an addi
tiunaI 5 coo mounds.
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EFFICIENT GFFGcERS.-Thc indefatigihlc
energy of Captain John Frey, special agent
of The pnst-Otlicc Department. is worthy oi
special notice. He does not stopin detecting
thc robber, but we lind him before the
United states commissioner, next before the
United states court, munitc-tin" such intc-
rest in the cases II could only be manifesto!
by an agent in the fullest sense o! the word,
and whose heart is in the work. IN the cases
that he has brought before this court the
detection has been 80 complete that the
prisoners either plead guilty OF the jury
found them guilty.
In this connection we mast commend
Colonel G. j. French, another special agent
Of the Po>t-Oilicc Department, who i Il
Great tavoritr in Richmond. where he was
formerly assistant postmaster, and whose
services have been as highly appreciated by
the Government rs by the people OF Viz
ginia.
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MACHINERY FOR THE SoUTH.--We noticed
on the Richmond and Petersburg freight
train yesterday another shipnent, Of ma
chincry by MeSsrs. ". i. Tanner X Co., OF
the Metropolitan Iron Works. This tim" 4
portable l2-horse engine, saW-mll, and
griSt-miH, for Marion, S. c. This tirln
have large orders ahead lor the South. Au-
other evidence Of the increasing import
ancc Of Richmond as Il manufacturing ci!!.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-24

MILITARY APPOINT MENT s.-GcncraI
Candy announces the following appoint
ments:
Richard 4. Christian, clerk Of Amelia
county and circuit courts, ctceJ. Is. Clinton,
resigned,
ii. g.. =. Pool. commissioner Of the reve.
ulic for the second district Of Neck!enburg
county.
George W. Whitsen, commissioner Of the
State revenue for the city of Petersburg.
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CRAZY CnILpREN.-EXtremcs Of JOY often pro-
ducc temporary mental alteration. We were not
surprised, therefore, to learn On yesterday that
hundreds OF the children OF this city have & ne
cray within the past few days. Oar most intciA-
cent ,,hysicians are of opinion that the s. 5smptoms
Ire ct,,sc, y the Intense JOY prvduccdi III 50 L any
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We understand that WALTER i. BLAIR co. S
alpha Whi>kcy has quite cXc"edcd IN reputa-
tion for purity and iinc havor any brand That We
know OF. AYE are not surprised at Its popularity,
it being recommended by Dr. j. B. McC2w and
sold by such IN old and reliable house.
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Seats may he secured at WEST / JOHSSTOS'S
bookstore. Main street for the
FAREWELL. BENEFIT or THE FLORESCES.
OFFICE CHIEF or POLICE, !
-. l. Il 1 : Z

ODE IT ORDAINED, That no person
I'D or persons shall bring into the city, keep
for sale offer Tor sale or barter, torpedoes or IRE
ever, nor any fireworks IN which nitro-siycerinc
forms constituent part, under 4 penalty OF no,
less than twenty nor more than ifty dollars The
Chief of Police shall have the power 10 determine
what size OF torpedoes or Irc-Crackers may Dc OIL
fercd for sale under this ordnance
Under The above ordinance the sale OF the fire
cracker known rs the "tamon Cracker and
Tho torpedo known as Young America Is ior-
hidden.
GEORGE I. EGRERT,
| ,ic@:-it CHIEF oi Police.
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ncrted with st. Johns SUNDAY school (Epis-
copan, Church Hill, propose holding Fair
at the residence Of Mrs. Curington, on
Broad between Twcnty-fourth and twenty
fifth streets, commencing on Monday the
9th instant. The proceeds Of the Fair vii!
be appropriated towards increasing the sun
day-school library. They invite all their
friends, both young and old, to give them
call. and aid them in SO praiscWortlly an OBJ
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The CHRISTIAN ADvocATE.-frrm the
gt..f Of JANUARY next Rev. Leroy N. Lee,
y. d.. presiding cider ofthc Richmond dis
rict. Methodist Episcopal Church South.
viii he associated With E"y. DR.. Bennett in
the editorial management Of the ChriSticm
.Ilc0coie. Dr.. Lee was for twenty years
,hr editor OF the idrocGie. and is one OF
the most distinguished ministers OF his de-
nomination.
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CHANGE OF ~NNAGoCuE SERVICE DiNir c
service ut the Eleventh Street Synagogue
('icv. DR.. Heitclhrm'>) will begin IT,
morrow .l>aiHrday) mornjn" at h9lt-pa~t "
O'Clock. instead ot 10 O'Clock. as heretofore.
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perb new patterns of silver. in cases; pitchers,
cups, spoons and ra,e goods Of every description
Just imported at NowL.,S Il Co.'S, corner OF
Main aul |. NH streets.
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After al. the finest. largest, cheapest, and most
desirable Stocl; of books for children. fathers.
mothers, preachers, and SLnday-school pcore.
can be seen ut the store - the American Tract
Society. ~ Main street between Ninth and Icnt''.
T.. l.. i. WALroEp. UcpcsItary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-24

CoSv1cTs. s.-Anthony Nenable (colored),
convicted in Prince Edward county OF
housc-hreakinc, and sentenced for i've
wears, and Caesar Wooton, sentenced from
the same county for eighteen months ioi
Eobbery, were received yesterday Ill 'hc
school of Repentance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-24

DIRECTION TO STEiSGERS.-Nalk to Main
street. and then follow the crowd. II YOU do this
YOU cannot miss TRIERETT's cClchratcicor!cc-
tioncry. near the DiSpn'ct Office.