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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09

GENERAL GRANTS favorito stood for
horseback riding is said to be n beauti-
full black pony, which was taken from
Dick Tnylor's plantation during the
war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09

The belle of General Grants Ad-
minis,ration is already announced. A
New York paper says she is to BIO Miss
Nettie Fenton, daughter Of the New
York Senator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09

GRISNELL, Iowa. has a college where,
out of 800 students, 200 are young wo.
men, and it is triumphantly mentioned
that no liquors are sold in the town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09

A YOUNG man at Berlin lately lost
twenty-five pounds of flesh, and won q
wager by keeping awake for n whole
week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09

THE Louisville Journal remarks, that
the old woman in tho nurscry-rhymes
had "rings on her fingers" Our
country hns n good many "rings' on
its hands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09

THE classic inhabitants of New York
propose to change the name Of Broad
way 20 I" Colossus Of Roads"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09

A CITIZEN of williamsburg, New York,
amused himself recently by burning off
his sons toes with a rcd-hot poker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09

ACCORDING to the Paris Figaro, there
are more than twenty thousand persons
in Paris who never wash themselves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09

To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of the
Iopn Of Gold Hill:
G~ENTLEMkG:-l herewith submit my Quar-.
tcrly Report as Treasurer Of the Town of Gold
Hill for the Quarter ending December 81, 1863.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09

QUARTERLY REPORT
or the Treasurer OF the Town Of
Geld Hill, for Quarter ending Dc.
ccmber 81, 1865.
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REDEMPTION FUSD-pR.
~ = nthHS LAM ~
Isec. 81 amount received for Taxes. 1872 o.
" Licences. gUD %
Fines. i3 w
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Gold Hill Miners Union
Dissolution Notice.

UNIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-.
L listing between the undersigned IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All business Of
the firm will be settled by 8. W. Chubbuck.
3. w. CHUBBUCK,
w. 3. PHELAN.
Gold Hill. New, February, I, 1869. fe9-1m
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Deaths.

wITMER-In Virginia, February 5, Harry Wit.
mer, aged - years.
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Opposition Telegraph!
For Chief Engineer.

u,,.s FOX rs ANNOUNCED AS a
Ior chief Engineer Of the Virginia
vi.a nsnsrtment, at tho election in March. Ho
E'ru unspimourly nominated and indorsed 9y
Washoe Engine Company No. T. OF whien no 10
an active member. ee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-09

WIN. SHARON, General Agent.
w. II. BLAUVELT, Cashier.
Gold Hill, February 1. 1864. fcl If
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BOOKS! BOOKS

TIC ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON- -Hysh-
i ccrn. 10 wit: Mill. Mining A~
and other Companies, Profession. M0
nj and Business Men, Public Of-v
GERS md private citizens aud all othor buyers OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-25

ceaee to be national banks. The bonds are
held by the Government, which guarantees
the redemption of the notes of the
banks, as property which it can nso
to make good all the issues of the banks.
If It were to redeem these bonds-that IS,
nav them off-thc banks would loose their
credit, The notes Of bank in Richmond
would be at discount in New York, or
Boston, or any other place distant from
home, The fact that the Government holds
bonds belonging to all the national banks Is
what makes their notes circulate at par
throughout the country; and so etlcctuaily
does the law accomplish its purpose that the
notes of n broken or suspended bank arc rs
good as those Of any other bank. Indeed.
the Comptroller of the Currency tells IL IN
his annual report that banks have been or
ganizcd and notes issued, and The banks
then closed. merely that the stockholders
may at one and the same time draw interest
mon their Government bonds and nave
the benefits resulting from the issue OF cir
cplatinc notes. Our correspondent may be
assured that neither the Government nor
the public will ever adopt or endorse inca
sure which would render the banks mere
neichborhood institutions.
1t is certainly desirable that paper and
specie should be at a par. But the plan tor
making them 80 has yet to be proposed. Our
scheme will by no means
answer
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The STAY Law-Again.

General CASBy yesterday issued tho fol-
lowing order:
HEADQUARTERS F1nsT M III IT. T1y nISTEIcT
"RICHMoSp Va, December IL 1880.
"General Orders No. 40:
"The provisions Of General Orders No.
so, of June %: No. 81. Of August 10; and
No 100, Of August 27, 1869, from these
Headquarters, are continued i'll force until
ten DAYS after the publication OF the order
announcing the approval by Congress of
the Constitution ratified by the people of
Virginia Mt the election held on the 9th day
July. 1869.
"Bv command Of Brevet Maior-Gencral
CANDY. LOUIS '. CAZlARo.
" Aid-dn-camp.
"Acting Assistant Adj utant-Gcneral."
The following are the two orders referred
to in the above order. They cannot be ex-
planned in much fewer words; and so we
give them in full
HEADQUARTERS FIrsT MILITARY DISTRICT
ESTATE: or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA, August 81 lsG?. }
"Generai Orders No. 100.
a. Paragraph l, General Orders No. 80,
of June 90, 1869, from these headquarters,
Is hereby SO modified as TO extend the time
allowed for the payment Of one years in
terest, under the provisions of that order,
to the S0th day of September, 1863, instead
of August l, 1853; and all levies upon, or
sales of, property not actually sold before
compliance with the conditions hereinafter
specified, by virtue Of executions issued for
noncompliance with the provisions OF the
said order in respect to the said interest, are
hereby suspended until the said S0th day Of
proximo !: Provided, That the
costs Of the execution Of the process of the
court, and of the advertisements Of the
levied upon, shall be paid forth
with by the defendant rs condition prcce-
dent to the suspension hereby granted !:
And provided further. That in all cases
where actual levy has been made, III pur-
suance Of any execution issued rs aforesaid,
the defendant shall execute bond il the
nature of 4 forthcoming bond, with sunl-
cient security, In form as prescribed by the
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday the 18th instant. at St James
church. Richmond by the Rev. Joshua Peterkin,
liamsnrr. virginia. 10 MAMIE E, daughter
Of John r. Suhlcit. Esq, of this city.
Memphis, Mobile, and Jackson, Miss, papers
please copy.
-, t. COZ az i' - :, ~
Rev. 7. y. Arnold, Mr.. ". s. ROTlR. Of Ha.r!-
sn'hurs, Va. TO Miss FILL 7. COLEMAN, Of
&ichmUnd Va. No cards.
On the evening of the ?cd instant, by the Rev.
lanes T.. Gates. Mr.. JOSEPH A. ShDLER to
Mrs.. LOUISA BkOWNI&G; both OF Richmond,
Virginia.
On the 23d instant. az the residence Of the BRIDES
mother. by Rev. John NJ. Butler Mr.. JAMES II.
SAUNDERS to Mrs. SUE F. STROHM: both of
this city.
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WHO KILLED SToSEwALL JACKSON This
question is just now quite an interesting
one to our northern friends. The last arti-
Gle we have seen on the subject says that he
was killed by PLEAsANToN's artillery. If
the simpletons who discuss the question
would remember when and where it was
that JACKSON was wounded, they would
have no occasion to commit such 'blundcrs
as they do. The letter of General REVERE.
which we published several days ago, gave
the facts Of the case as far az it went.
But, though not wishing to mortify too
much our Yankee friends who arc claiming
to have killed "the greatest Of the south
ern generals" we would remind one and
al Of them that JACKSON died of pneumo-
nia. He wasn't killed by anybody.
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EXPERIENCE ys. THEoRY.-It is fact
worthy Of notice that when a mans legs
became caught in the quicksand (see article
elsewhere), experienced miners had piles
driven into the sand around him. which
piles had the effect, not to wedge him all the
tighter as one might theorizc to prove. but
to give him footing and finally to result in
his release.
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NEW GOODS FOR DECEMBER AND
JANUARY.

THOMAS R. PRICE & co,
are opening daily
VIRGINIA. MADE CAss1MEREs, for men
and boys;
BEAVER CLOTHS and CHISCHlLLA
CLOTHS, all shades
NEW DRESS POPL1SS and BLACK SILKS,
NoCRSING and other BLACK GOODS,
great variety;
BROCHE sHAWLs,
LONG and SQUARE sHAWLs,
ARABS and CLOTH CLOAKs,
Many styles of pretty DRESS GOODS closing
out at very low rates;
LACE COLLARS, HASDKERCHlEFa, COR
SETS, &C., FOR presents, &C.
T. r. PRICE 6 CO.,
de 81 llol Main street, corner Of EieFen'H.
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HEADQUARTERS FiEsT MILITARY DISTRICT
ESTATE OF Wy GINA, {
'P1CHMoSp. VA, June %, l'"9'

HEADQUARTERS tEsT MILITARY nISThicl't
ESTATE OF VIRGINIA.,
s.RICHMOSp. VA, June ~, l'"''
General Orders No. 80.
"I. Paragraph 1 Of General Orders No,
1t9, dated December %, 1868, from these
headquarters, is hereby modified to read as
follows:
..'rhat the stay Of executions against
personal property. so far only as the same
exists under laws lately in force, and
which, by the provisions thereof, expired
OIL The first day Of .Ian;iary. 1869, shall be.
and is hereby. extended until the first day
Of Jannart, 1870: Proraded, That the
debtor shall have paid subsequent to Jan
uary /, 1869. and before August |, 1855:
one years interest upon the principal
sum due: but il before the last-named
date such payment Of interest shall not
have been made. TO execution shall be
further STAYED against personal property
as provided for in this order A;1d pro-
v'od further, That in cases where the pIln-
cinal debt is due to the estate of any minor,
widow. or unmarried woman. orlnsane per
son. rs the beneficiary Of a trust. whether
in the hands of executors. guardians, adj
ministrators. trustees. commissioners IN
chancerv. or other fiduciarv. or invested By
anv such in his or their tiduciary capacity,
tcrcSt, rs above required, one-third OF the
whole arrears of interest on the principal
sum due shall he paid by the debtor on or
before tho 1st Of September, 1869. ana one
half of the reminder If the said arrears OF
interest on or before the 1st Of November.
1869. to cntitle such debtor to the stay OF
execution provided for by this order.
"II. At any sale Of real estate b. virtue
of any decree or order of any court of this
state. if the highest amount offered or bid
ut s,lrh sale for such real estate shall be less
than two-thirdS Of the amount of the Tall-
alton Of such real estate rs assessed III the
last preceding assessment for state taxes,
and a minutc of which assessed valuation
Shall be certified on the process by the Off
Ger holding the same. then. III every such
case. it shall ne the duty Of the sheriff, com
missioner. or other officer or person con-
ductina such sale, at the request OF either
or any party 10 the record, then and there
to adjourn and postpone such sal" for the
nnrnd of two calendar months Prortdea.
That the provisions of this paragraph shall
not apply 10 any case in which the debt or
liability sought to he enforced was con.
tr"ctcd or incurred since the I'd day of April.
1865. or in which the Commonwealth Is the
creditor or party hcneticiallv entitled, or to
taxes. lcvies. OF assessments, due TO county
or corporation.
"JII. General Orders No. -, dated March
-. paragraphs >. 3. and !. Of General Or.
drrs No. 14o, from these headquarters, datcd
December 90. 1868. are hereby continued IL
force. and made applicable to this order.
"Rv commend Of Brcvct Maior-Gcncra
CG;7by. LoUIs V. CAz1ARc. \. ID. c.:
Acting Assistant Acknowledgement"
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T COX. READ :!

PERM < CO.,
SG7 BROAD ST ELI,
will In a few days display their grand stock OF
DOuBLE-REFlNED CANDIES.
plain and fancy, OF their own and Of foreign manu-
ractnrc. ana persons In every condition can satisfy
themselves and pleas. their families by laying In
their stock soon and know beforehand what they
may expect during the holidays.
Our stock OF FANCY E4S-BOE BOXES Is I'M
cuuaed iii style aud qualify, AID IN respect to
price every. 0dy can he suited
=. Call. therefore. at the headquarters Of sweet
things. Sec and Judge FOR yourselves.
ANDREW PlZZlNI { CO.,
tic Il sO1 broad street.
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consisting or an elegant assortrncn: or
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, and PAPlER-
MACHE WRITING DESKS
WORk-BOXES,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
CHESSMES,
DOMISOES, and
ALBUMS.
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FINDER ST. ALBAN'S HALL. CORNER
u MAIN AED THIRD STREETS.--I would
respectfully cali tie stteutInn OF persons buying
good things FOR Christmas 10 my large and varied
and American Candies, superior Layer Raisins,
Curraiits, Ctrom, Nuts, Fruils. Jcllics, CoX's
Gclatinc Brolna. Bourbon surprises, MALAGA
Grapes, Figs, &C.,, &c. Walking, Talking Dolls
and all kinds OF Toys and Fire-W orks.
THOMAS JACKSON.
dc l0-tJal successor 10 i. PizZinl K co.
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NEW GOODS. LATEST STYLES.
Just received some IMMENSE BARGAINS
In pl,in, hemstitched embroidered lace, and
other varieties of HANDKERCHIEFS, for
Ladies', Gents, and Chldrcns use;
In tucked. ruled mourning, and plain LINEN
COLLARS and CUFFS;
In DRESS GOODS, an extremely handsome sup-
ply Of most fashionable designs and shades
In SATISS and SILKS. fine variety;
In KNIT GOODS, such rs HOODS, StBIAS
SCARFs, MITS, PULsEWARMERS, &C.;
In HOSIERY and GLOVES, bountiful supplyof
all desirable shades and sizes and qualities;
In BROCHE and other late style SHAWLS, very
attractive and moderate IN prices
In BOULEVARD SKIRTS at $3.50. &c;
In CLOAKS, Tcry neat stock to be sold 7cry low
In UNDERWEAR for both sexes aud I'll ages,
fun line a, prices to suit;
In CASSIMERES and other materials for Mems
and Boys wear the assortment Is complete and
appropriate:
The BLACK VELVET RIBBON at CSC. a whole
piece has been replenished with good supply
of other widths:
Thousands of other useful articles suitable for
Christmas and New Year presents, ut
JULIUS MEYERS
de =? ec5 Broad street, near Sixth.
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.cHRIsTsrAs GOODS.
HANDSOME PRESENTS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
JOHN W. RIsON, APOTHECARY,

JOHN W. RISON, APOTHECARf,
AND DEALER IN
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES,
corner Main and Third streets,
has lust received of selections made by himsell,
additional to an ALREADY large stock some OF ONO
THE UANDSOMEST GOODS FOR PRESENTS
ever offered III Richmond. embracing
TRUE IVORY HAIR-BRUSHES aud SHE'LL
DRESSING-COMBS, ,or,r
Beautiful TOILET SETS OF CHINA and BOhE-
MAN
PUFF BOXES In great variety;
EXTRACTS FOR HNNnKERCIithkFs' manu-
PJN MEL-S PERFUME FOUNTAINS ana
ROSE-WATEH or 'CKERS.
po,,lr1r,Is. FANG Soaps. SACHETs, &C.
Please call and examine our goods ,,co~
de 9I-cOd3 JUN w. I.I--D--.
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TOY BOOKS.

The best collection in The city, consisting OF al
the leading books from London aud Americ2p
houses, at all prices and IN al les. Call and ea'
anime for yourselves.
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How to Resume Specie Payments

How to Resume Specie Payments.
It ia much easier to pull down than to
build up-to tell how o thing cannot be
done than how it can he done. The advo-
Gates Of contraction, while they claim that
such measure would necessarily bring
about return to specie payments, admit
that they do not know how to prevent it
from bankrupting half the business men in
the country. We have heretofore shown
that the adoption Of such measure would
almost ruin the country, whilst contending
that it would not necessarily eventuate in
return TO specie payments. We confess that
we have no scheme OF our own in which we
have confidence. Nor have we seen one
originated by anybody which commended
itself to our approval. The following is from
f. Eirgnian
NEAR GUINEA. December Is, 1869.
1" Editors Of tie Richmond Dispatch:
"Dear Sirs,-Allow me to suggest what
seems TO me n practicable method of rcsum-
ing sDecie payments on the part of the ma
tional banks ana the United States Govern
ment. Let the Government provide Gas 1t
can easily do one hundred millions Of
dollGrs in specie, and with this sum redeem
like amount of United States bonds be-
longing to the national banks, and deposited
as security for their circulation. Thus the
national banks would be provided with an
amount Of specie equal to one-third of their
circulation, and could resume specie pay
Inents with safety.
CAT the same time let the United States
Government commence the redemption of
legal tenders in specie. using the current
customs receipts for that purpose.
"Bv this plan the currency would not be
contracted, but expanded, as gold would
be brought into circulation which is now
locked up.
~ take the liberty of making these sug-
ge.tions, as the subject is one of the deepest
interest and moment to the whole country.
Hoping you may deem them worthy of pub
licat!on,
81 remain, very respectfully,
GONE OF YOUR SUBSCRIBERS"
The most obvious objection to the above
plan Is that the Government wouldn't be
willing to adopt it. To do SO would be to
pay the banks for their bonds largely more
than they are worth in market overt, thus
losing millions and millions of dollars. In
either words, it Is as if the Government
were asked to redeem both the grccnbacks
una the notes of the national banks. Of
course i will never consent to do this.
f.A3sh2r objection-and this, too, would
'. nSeH DC tnsuperablc--is that il this plan
80 adopted the whole character of tho
q "'oia be changed. They would
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DIED.

Suddenly, Of paralysis. at his residence, in Han.
over. on Monday Goth Of December, Mir. JOSEPH
TALLEY, IL the sevcnty-clghth year OF his age.
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CORSETS AND HOOP-SKIRTS.-Just
~ received per express.
EMP LESS and MISSES CORSETS
of superior quality;
together with many other articles useful for
ladies'.
40 r x 1RTS of my own manufacture
alraws on hand.
al orders promptly attended to,
Mrs. J.. G. TURNKEY,
iauccessor 10 Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson,
&c ?4-!wH s.l Broad street, Richmond.
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laws of Virginia In similar cases, for the
forthcoming of the property levied upon
when the suspension OF execution hereby
granted shall have expired.
"a. The payment OF one years interest
on the principal sum due, provided by Con
eral Orders No. so. current series, above
cited, TO be paid subsequent to January |,
1869, and before August l. 1883, the tllne
for which Is, by the foregoing paragraph,
extended to September 30, 1859, VIII be IN
dependent of any payment OF interest pere-
-tofore made, or to be made, under the pro
visions Of the act of the General Assembly
Of VIRGINIA passed March 9, 1865, with the
to the same, commonly known
AZ the STAY law. and Of General Orders No.
$40. dated December %, 1868, from these
headquarters.
"a. In addition TO the payment of one
years interest, provided for by General
Orders No. so. current series, before cited
and in the preceding paragraphs, u udg-
mcnt debtor, to be entitled to the stay OF
execution provided for by the same, shall
pay, or have paid. to tho clerk OF the pro-
per court. on or before the Goth day OF sep
tcmbrr. 1869, all the costs chargeable and
taxable in the case at the date Of this order,
or so chargcable and taxable on the day of
payment thereof, if the same shall be made
subsequent to this date. and on or before
said 30th September proXirao.
"a. The military commissioners in their
several divisions. and the clerks of the Sc
veral courts of this Commonwealth, will
give to this order as wide circulation as
possible within their respective juri>dic-
lions.
"Bv command Of Brevet Major-Gencral
CcnjY. LOUIS Y. CAZIARc, a. ID. G.,
" Acting Assistant Adjutant-General."
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OUR CHRISTMAS BILL OF FARE

OUR CHRISTMAS BILL of rA'I'
JAMAICA RUN. SIS to - cer gallon;
COMMON RUM 80 per gallon;
SCOTCH WHISKEf. Sc per Erllon:
CALIFORNIA BRANDY Improved by physl-
cALIFOIiit ! Ia SiiNREY (approved by phys!-
cans), 81 per gallon
CALIFORNiA MC>CATEL approved by physi-
clans. 81 per galon:
CALIFoRNIA Port approved by pbysiclans),
81 per gallon;
s. s. MADEIRA. SIS per dozen
SPANS WINS; IS to g per gallon
The famous HOCkIIE1MER, Sl2 per DOZEN
CROSSE & BIACKWELL's PICKLES. Soc;
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE thalf-pints and
CAES<iEni i: If1Iii GEES two and three poundsl,
CANSED Peaches two pounds, Ss.5' per
BR 1HSi1fi PEACHES. 70 per gallon;
pICKLED O.IOES, II per gallon
PiCKiEn Ct -CI'MIiER% 75c. per gallon;
CnX'S C;iILATiNF, SO per dozen:
FLaVUKING EXTRACTS tassorted), $3.50 per
pRFFss1EhRyED GINGER, $3.50 per jar;
NINCE-MEAT. CiTHOS,
RAISl>S. ORANGES,
DE- % J. Il. KIDr, ~ Broad street.
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JUVENILE BOOKS:
TGP4TOp SERIES,
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS
BO-PEEP SERIES,
FAIRY NIGHT-CAPS,
MAYSE REEDS ROIANCES,
MATSE REDS JUVENILE SERIES,
BOYS PLAY-BOOK OF METALS.
BOYS PLAY. BOOK OF SCIENCE,
HISTORY Of WONDERFUL INVENTIONS,
APPLETON'S JUVENILE ANNUAL,
RrUTLFDGE'S BOYS Own ANNUAL FOE
1870.
ROBIN HOOD,
PAUL Dc CuAuLC's "GORlLiA COuS-
TRY"
PAUL DIT cHALLU's UNDER THE
EQUATOR"
PAUL DU CHAILLU's LOST N THE JUN
GLE"
ROBINSON CRUSoE.
ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT
SWISS FAMILY RGBlSSoS,
SANFORD AND MERTON,
FABLES OF .ESOP,
"OLIvER OPTICS" celebrated series.
DRAGGED DICK" SERIES, BY Il. Alger, jr.'
LABOuLAYE'S FAIRY BOOK,
MACE'S FAIRY BOOK,
PLASCUE'S FAIRY BOOK,
INDIAN FAIRY TALES,
MORLEY'S FAIRY BOOK,
D'AULSOT'S FAIRY BOOK,
OLD DECCAN DAYS,
with Il large assortment Of the same class equally
entertaining and Interesting, among which are ele-
CANT English Juveniles with beautiful coloIed
plates and superb binding.
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STOVES AND TGNWARE.
SToyTEiss;w ARE,
HOUSE FURNISHING COOLEST.

CHARLES &. GREGORY
is receiving, aud keeps constantly on hand. large
assortment of the most improved patterns OF
CDokING-STOVES. for wood or coal.
fAKL',k. STONES OF every qescript,on; The
the SHEPHERD COOK. for wood MORNING
aud EVENING STAR FXTESU FD-T0P COOK
lNG-STOVES, the best in use, which will he sold
ii the lowest prices.
&C SIN No. l4l7 MAIN STREET.
LUNNY SIDE TRIUNTPHANT.-T THE
y only premium given by The Virginia State A cri-
cultural Society for stoves was awarded the SUN
hTSlDE STOVE. For sale only by AOUNTCAS-
II T.. $50 Broad street.
This Stove heats one or more rooms, aud is nm
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, and heating
powcr. no 10--dAltN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-25
CANES. PUZZLES. &c,

Our stock Of GAMES for the Children Is s choice
one, and consists OF Old Maid, The Golden Egs'
Chinese Puzzle City Traveller Yankee Pedler'
Game Of visit 10 Camp, Sew Merry Goose Gam"
Happy Family, Spirit Rapper, Mother Hubbard
House that Jack Built Game or Six Nations. hed
Riding Hood, Firesitc Game, Nursery FaVoritc''
Game Of RedLc, aud others too numerous 10 Gen-
ton,