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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

POLAR ROUTE TO THE PACT1o.-An incl
dent has occurred in the Arctic Ocean
which goes great way to confirm thesthe-
.ory of the existence of open water In the
Polar Sea connecting the Atlantic and Pa
cific Oceans. Captain Homan, of the whale
shin Cornelius Rowland, of New Bedford,
lately arrived at Honolulu from the Arcuc
fishery, and reports that ne captured on
Point Barrow q polar whale, with the nead
of l,arpoon, marked "a. G," lmbedded
in the blubber, the wound having healed
over. :, s !. ~ a., !, :
whaling bark Ansel Gibbs, also OF New
Bedford, which has been engaged in the
whale fishery at Cumberland Inlet, IN
Davis Straits, on the eastern side OF the
continent, for ten or eleven years past. Ii
the assumption be true that the harpoon
was from the Ansel Gibbs-and Cap
tain Homan's belief is, strong evidence
there must be at least, at some periods, clear
water between the two oceans, Tor tne
whale could not have made the circuit
af the continent. "A polar animal could
not exist in the southern seas. II s.k9 :pe
hoped Captain Homan VIII send tne mar
poon home for positive 1dent!hcation, as
preat results may follow Its singular qls.
eoyery. If it should prove as suggested, IL
viii be an additional reason why the Govern,
ment should proceed with the. l0ng-tatkeQ
~ expedition to ascertain the actlcabllty
of q nolar passage to the Pacific, and prob
ahiv thus establish the feasibility OF Capt.
Rent,s Thermometric Route.-N. Y9Con'-
xf cy,cinI ------4-----
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sprclAL NOTICES.
1ooK WE'LL BEFORE YoU

look WE'LL BEFORE iYoU
Sh DON'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
Fth> rIETy CENTS FOR AN ARTICLE
ANn r,S RE HAD FOR ONE DoLLAR---
ThA' che elegant DIAGONAL TWlLEEn
L'p ~, AIDS at 7sc., worth si.2S; ~
rrl.,IA1ps ,an'o pI,A1ps FOR DRESsEs at soc. worth
-, AN A1.pACks at 500, worth 9se.; at $780,,
,,o.,d be cheap at Sec.'
wcr,RLE DRESS GOODS at ssc., worth
,rx AIpaCAsa 20, ss, SO, ID, and sec., worth
., ,,- cent more: ..-a,
" .cT SIX atsia. si.sa sl.7a and %, worth
:, & sasS. and Ss.ss: ...s...,...
sI,r> ,rT and col oREp sATrNS at % par yard
worth $50;
,.y,yETFESS, rnll width at Siss, sl.se, $l.7s,
:. g. * ard g.. so all very chcsp;
x,BEow vELNETs, for Trimmings, at 7sc.,
>s,, sndS! = ,.
pnvBhZlNES TAAtsE. ara otner DkESS
i;A0pS FOR Mourning; So. 81
.CK AUSTRALIAN CREPE at soc., worth
Sc, per yard; Ht
-,sSIwERE at 7sc /. al, sl.es. and $i.so, Is per
,.r,. below regular prices; ~ s..f. ..f
-g>rTS st Soc, would be cheap at Csc; sst
yr>TrCkT JEANS atfccm 10 TO CSC. per yard; /;
H~srys sill wool filling, nj 2ec., would be cheap
st.S>.: a47
,r.s,.1lSEN. pnrc, at ssc. per yard; ss
rn1,, rvARD SKIRTS at s,.ss 90 $50, and o,
~~n-.h e.. g. 50. 81 and ss.sn;
r,.Ty-SrRlNG DUPLEX EhLIrTIc SKIRTS
{, s0,. worth 81 50:
vu1rr and CoI.oRED LEGG1NGs, for Chit
,-Sp. at IS, 80. and Soc, just about half price !;
y1TlESS all sizes, for Chiidrsps at Is and ssc.,
u,nn: for Ladies and Children, at IS. so, s5, 10,
AID Soc: -
rrr.TFAST SHAwLS at 81, sl.sa sl.5o, el.7s,
.,4 T.. verr much below regular prizes;
yvn w,>NKTTS at ss.ss. g. $3.50, Is $3.50, So
sA;a g. IS, s., and sle;
,.TynD CoMFoRTERS Mt 81 $3.50, and ss,
-. the cr!ce Of the calico and batting that Is
IN ih"In ns t.es,1y -s
oonI BED -srRE Ds at rs. worth a.:
,,--a s,,e BRIDAL QUILTS at sl.so worth O.. 50
U.BsE1LLAIFS QUTL IS at $3.50, "a, $3.50, ana
s, worth 50 per cent. more; .s r. &.., y
r,,s LINEN. .FRISGED DoYLESor NAPKINS
5, SC. worth al per dozen ,s-,..
r,Y.sf,e NAPKINS 81 siso, worth $3.50 per
Go7:a: ...-.
T.RLs CLOTHS, full two yards long, oil linen,
al. well worth $3.50;
r,nd.ome sets Of efLINENCoLLARs and CUFFS.
spaLACE COLLARS AND CUEF5 at very
low prices: III r. uss 80 IS -
u.SDEvECHIEFS tf all kinds and qualities
At ste1tremely low prices; =
EpGlSGS st CSC. per dozen Yards worth 'oc' 9
yard: 1852
FErE-LINED GLOVES st 2sc., worth suc- !;
yys-v variety of HOSIERY and USDERGAR~
WENTd for Men, Women Boys and Girls;
NFElEO NIGHT-GARMFSTS for Children,
shirts and Drawers together:
Esssu, sASHES, NECK-RIBBoNs, CLOAK
LOOPS; s .- H
GILT, PLATED and JET JEWELRY: 'e
DRESS TRIMMINGS of all kinds; -.
BALE COTTON, ali numbers from to IL, at
sl.sg per bale OF fye pounds; i-sl
r>B,r rACHgD KNITTING COTTON at soc.
r.r pound, 4nd lots OF other goods, to be ad-
ynriised in a few days.
he suprly OF bargains thot we TOW offer must
Son ecoinc exhausted. rs the prices must make
n, 30 of. As many articles are OF German ana
r-.arh mspu:act2Se they cHnnot be reDlsc,d at
:a., ..!ne ~ The prices we now "ffer them a.:
' LEVY BROS,
ia l2lS and 1915 Main street.
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~ NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
=. >-n f,II,1SrrAI 80. =

rIh DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS. @
furrRs LINE NEW STYLE CLoAkS,
s2lUUES BR0CHE SHaWLS AND 9TH
ER WRAPPINGSJ JUST OPENED.
:. K PnlCE & CO. are again; IN market, and
.c..iypr dsily new and fashionable GOODS for
winter sales.
ILcAKS AND SHAWLS in every variety.
In DRESS GOODS: ..- s. ...ss-
Ria and colored SILKS, Gro Grain and Taft
PrPLINS, OTTOMAN, yELOURS, EM-
PRESS. all shsdes; F. .sa-. ..-.-1s.
lnperial SEHGE. all colors 5oc., worth 7S:.
Coiorcd PLUsHES, VELVETS, VELVET
rEt:S, slto$a; - ..-.
lrhAINEs. Tycoon REPS, Chcpe PofLIFS,
&C. ..... j.. .,.@"E
In MUURNING GOODS some entirely ns~ styles
rc uneal2!ied black and flnish Great care given
ini department ; such rs
ra.iish RDaBAZIaES TANlSE :;
GEODE NICE, pTToMANS. yELOURS;
Black CASHMEREs, MERlNOS; 81.
SOU LANES, double-faced MOHA1Rs, Al
PACAS, &C, &C. 'a
EMBROIDERI -
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS, Linen sETTs;
LacetUILARS, Point Applique SETS and
COLLARS;
Val. COLLARS, GIMPURE and Thread
LACES; - w'
LACE RANDK ERCHIEFS; s#
ND GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C., &C. -.
Great variety new patterns PRINTS coming In
every hour, 10, IL, l5c., &C. BLANKETS, ELAN.
EELs, CASSIMERiS, &C., Co.
60 corner 1lth snd Main streets.
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ny- NATURES GREAT ASSISTANT.

W-E NAI UhL . UNTnI hOSlD IaN .
Dlsobedience Co laws of health must be inevitably
followed by the penalty nature has imposed Ig-
norance respecting these laws is coextensive with
the human race, hence the universal prevalence
nf disease, sickness, and premature DEATH Science
and skill combined have brought to our knowledge
the precise character of different diseases. and en-
abled us to treat them, with more or less success
according to circumstances. But in the whole
category Of medicines or remedies, pnques!tnnably
the gres'est assistant of nature ts MISHLER'
ie due time. 4 treatment which a child can under
stand and practice is simple enough, and If the
B!tters is given when the early symptoms Of dis
ease appear, radical care can he relied upon.
This Is our experience for the past eight years In
the treatment Of diseases arising from disordered
with this popular remedy. y.''-MessenGer of Health.
de 10 -eodlw&w1t .. '.'+-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

ASSEMBLY BALL.-The Richmond Club
house was the scene of brilliant and fash
ionable assemblage on Wednesday night,
the occasion being the first assembly bali
Of the present season. The attendance was
large, embracing the elite of the gayer cir
eles Of the city, and everything passed OIL
festivities. The dinner (served by Zetelle)
was q handsome affair. .T
We append a list Of the "lady patron
esses" and managers of the ball Pa
tronesses-Mrs. VIM. B, Myers, Mrs. Pey-
ton n. Wise, Mrs. Bradley L. Johnson,
Mrs. W. 81. Caskie, Mrs. Chas. U. Williams,
and Mrs. L. s. Hargons. Executive Com.
mittee-Gen. Bradley T. johnson, Colonel
John q; Guy, z Ma5or % Hh.5ss " p. Myers, ma1p
Col. Peyton N. Wise, s. Etting, j. Il. Trip
lett, w. r. Trigg, E. D. Christian, and :.
TT. lPulliam.
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ar LOOK AT THIS! h IS
60 TO T. E. GHL's BAKERY,
,,gS,, !. No. $50 BROAD STREET. "a
~ AN ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD

9 AN ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD
mvsiids, broken down in health and spirits by
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks Of acute dis
eases the testimony Of thousands who have been
raised as by q miracle from a similar state of
prostr stion by HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT.
TIERS. is a sure guarantee that bv the same means
you too, may be strengthened and restored. But to
those who stand In peril Of fepidenics, to all who,
by reason ofexposure. privstions and unconge-
NAL climate or unhealthy pursuits may at any mo-
ment, be stricken down this paragraph is most par
ttcularly and enaphatically addressed You, who
are thus situated, are profered an absolute safe
guard against the danger that menaces you.-
Tone and regulate the system with this harmless
medicinal stimulant and Alternative, and you will
he fOrearIned against the maladies whose seeds
feat sronnd you In the air unseen. HOSTFT-
standard tonic and alternative throughout the
United States. but they are accredited by the GER
tf6cates OF the most distinguished citizens Of the
Union. to the people Of alf other lands. In Cana
da. Australia, and the West Indies, they are grad
ually taking place Of all other stomachics, wheth-
er native or foreign. and as surely as truth is
progressive and demonstration overthrows doubt,
they will eventually supersede every other Jnvigo
rant and Restorative now employed in medicinal
practice. de l9- eodlw& &w1t
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~ NOW FOR BARGAINS.
GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER

GREATER INDUCEMENTS ldAN ENGf.
OR senior partner attends the great Closing
sa-s 0: III. season, and purchases largely; also,
c!"scsUlI la-ge lotS from importers, and "thas' s
what's 'ha matter"
New ARA rgcmeats With manufacturers ard
commission merchant to keep rs supplied through
iha whole sc 4son with ~
WkMSUTTA, NEW 5OBK MILLS, AND
OTHER D0MGsTICS,
upon such terms will enable us to sell them at
New York prices.
NEW COUETERS AND NEW SHOWCASES
--. for displaying our - - :
ELEGANT ASSORTMGAT OF FANCY GOODS
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS .@Eiv.St
Large additions to our stock OF -.
WORSTED KNIT GOODS.
Large additions to our ~.
DRESS GOODS, sTOCK OF vELVETs,
VELygTEEEs, And .t..%
SATINS. E,
Large additions to our -
DRRSS TRIMMINGS, LACEs, 80
and Is srt, sg. 4
EMBROIDERIES. s
4 COMPLETE STOCK IN EVERY DEPART
MENT, "
all at prices low that the closest buyers will feel
ashamed to ask to take less. 'a =
LEVY BROTHERS,
121s and Ial5 Main street !.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S SPOOL.
COTTON, on black spools. II ~, dsls
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PUBLIC SCHOOL BUnDINas.-The Board
of Education have resolved to erect three
large new school edifces, and to contract
for them at an early day. One will be 10.
Gated. at point central to Clay aud Monroe
wards. one, for. Marshall and Jefferson
wards, and the Davis mansion tsto be fitted
ND Tor the middle portion Of the city: In
the northeastern portion Of the city large
school building WIlt be erected for the use
Of the colored schools. These new school
b1,iIdines are to contain from eighteen to
Twelve commod dious rooms, are TO pc ar,
ranged upon the most approved plans, and
will be supplied with the best school farni-
tIIre. The contracts for them will be
awarded this winter, and they are 20 De
COMPLETED during the next summer.
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ARRIvlt OF ALLEGED MURBKRERs.--De-
tective VIM. +. Knox, of the Richmond
police. returned to this city yesterday from
Columbus county, N. c., having in custody
CDR w. w. Lewis and Thos. McGifin,
arrested on the charge of numbering Con-
stable Drummond, of Brunswick county,
about year ago. a requisition had been
ernor of North Carolina for the extradition
of these criminals, and a reward had been
offered for their apprehension. They were
locked up in the First Police Station last
night. Detective Knox also brought with
him lone John Parrish, another fugitive
from justice, charged with malicious shoot
ing in the same county. .a
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POLICE CouRT - THURSDAY Justice
White.-Alexander Richardson (colorea),
charged with being concerned in stealing
NJ. b. H0welPs trunk from the steamer
John Sylvester, was acquitted. IS
MRS. Cox, charged with retaining child
that was not hers, was let of.
Albert Watkins (colored), charged with
using abusive and insulting language to
Geo. Arnister, was let off.
Tom Brown (colored), was fined 81 for as
saulting Reuben Parker.
Bill Langford, for having roll of stolen
cloth in his possession, was sent on to
the Hastings Court for trial.
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ME- OIL OF VITRTOL

OIL OF vIrRIoL, OIL OF vITRI0L!
Pure and full strength. The Baltimore Copper
Company have in thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are m manufacturing supe-
..st. rtor article Of
OIL OF VITR1OL,
which they are at all times prepared to ship IN
Quantities to suit purchasers. Making It's prcduc-
tion a specially, our prices will be found more
advantageous to buyers than at any other city.
IS HENRY MARTIN, Pres't.
Office, 40 South ST., Baltimore, Md. de e-eod1y
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Z LARCENY OF ToBAcCO.-D Detectives Abram
and John Wrenn, yesterday morning, found
an old negro lettering around the shockoe
warehouse under suspicious circumstances.
.Arresting him, they discovered that he had
a market. basket well filed with leaf to-
bacco, eviC entity stolen. BE was locked up,
and win have hearing before the Police
Justice this morning. The same officers
found q lot of tobacco; stolen from R. j.
Christian on schooner in the dock, the
name of which is withheld. @
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ANNIVERSARY DINNER.-The editors and
proprietors of the Religious Herald cele-
brated the fifth anniversary of their connec-
tion with that journal yesterday, by giving
to the compositors, clerks, and other en-
ployes, q grand dinner. It was served by
johnson at his popular restaurant, on 18th
and Main streets. The entertainment re-
fleet d great credit on Johnson's skill as q
caterer, as well as upon the generosity Of
the publishers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

FROM the number Of children We have. seen In
ELLYsoN q TAYLoR's, and the excited nianrier
In which their purchases are mads. we think that
many parents will be surprised with presents ffon
the 'slittIe ones " on Christmas morning The
children need not be Afraid that because they are
small they win be cheated there. They setl goods
to children as cheapfy IS they do to grown people,
and wait on them as promptly. 80 ~ st{
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WE did not know what TO bey until mo stumbled, +;
upon laoo Main street. and than we didnos knoF
where TO stop buying, we got SO many goods for .
small amount Of money. Reader, II you are In 3
the same qIandary, call on e. B. srrHcz d sofs.r'
You will there see the finest stock Of gentlemen's
Furnishing goods in the city, which you can buy as
the very lowest prices.
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BALL AT TBURKEv1ILE.-We are indebted
to Messrs: Jas. E. Grigg and Alpheus Boil
ling. Col. Samuel Mclean, and Capt. Giles
a. Miller, of the managers and committee
of invitation, for an invitation to attend q
Christmas ball at Burkeyille on the 9th
instant. .s-ssl !.
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GIVE BIN AN OvEBcoAT.-If you are at . loss
as to what you shs al give your friend let Us advise
you II he be one Of ths male kind, to present him
with an Overcoat, or suit Of Clothes or psir
Of Uodersbrts, or any Of the numerous articles
for gentlemen which you will fn6 at q. b. sPcEcH
& oN's Merchant Tailoring and Clothing Essab-
I1shment 1900 Main street, s..E !
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APPOINTMENT OF SHERIPF.-Judge Gui.
gon having appointed John w. Wright
sheriff of this city, vice w. P. Palmer, re.
signed, he on yesterday qualified by giving
bond and taking the usual oaths Of office.
Temple Elicit, P. P. Winston, and James
II. Beegleston, were appointed his depu-
ties.
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z GERTHIcATE OF AN NsEMrxnrr CHH1xrsf.-i
ha ye made scarefnl chemic.l ssalysis of the:so-
zopoaT, from an impartial sample purchased by
me personally, from aleading drug house Of this
city, but nothing OF an Injurious or
has been found In It's onpcsitiens -
~ 81 s,f JAMES Gs PoHLF,T Tms D. ) 3t.sis
Anlayttcal chemist s4ss Broadway II. II, YllE3
+, fss,,,4z, Late DR.. James Il. Chiffon 3 Coz
asPALpxNG,s GLuE,n useful and true.
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GAMES AID JUvENrLEs.-Messrs ELLYsoN d
TAYLOR, next to the Dispatch ONCE, Main street,
have the best and most seasonables assortment of
juvenile books and games ever offered for sale IN
the city. Can and see them. Remember the Mo-
I1le Main street ~
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Santa CLAUs,s headquarters are reatPzzzISps,
no. so7 Broad street, where.yoa can md all ktnds
Of the beat French and American candies, hou,
bons the incest cakes Of al kin DIS and sizes and
if you wish q doll he has them, big and little. II
you Wish TO decorate your Christmas trees be hAs
alE kinds OF fancy ornaments. II you wish 70 Sssa
good the balance or the rear, why Just step IN snd
look sround. ~
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: @ BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world /;
the only and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
no disappointment; no ridiculous
tIrts remedies the Ill effects ofbad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or bro1o7s, Sold by sll druggists and pelfumers,
and properly applied at BATCHELOR's WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
. ie 2--eodlvr --.-- .-.-..---- -.
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I, II J osh Billings couid see TRIBBErT's candles,
toys, &c, he would get or something good; but,
With all his genius, he eonld not come up 70 tae
fun measure OF their quality and variety His can.
,es ara fresh and nice. and his Line Of cannot
be excnlled In this city They exesse the acmira-
don OF every little one that visits his stcTe. "A
large lot Of new toys opening this morning.
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GRAND OPENING OF HOLIDAY GooDs.-EL-
Tyson & TAYLOR, 11ls Main street. will cfer for
sale to-day, and every day until Christmas, the
most beautiful assortment of children's books.
games, writing desks, albums, and work-boxes TO
ha Sound In the CITY. ss5g ~. - t.st,.,.ys
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|, TIE THEAT.E.-There will be another
performance of that truly comical panto-
mime. ttThe Three Blind Mice," tonight.
Tt is capital entertainment, and deserves
the liberal encouragement which it is re-
eefying.s
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YOUR corns, bunions. caIlositiess nails, &C..
shouldreceiYe DR.. sCHULTzss painless attention;
then you VIII enjoy ths festivities Strangers, re-
member DR.. SIS Office Is on 18th street, between
Main and franklin. ~ ssss.5s.ss .s ...ss
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UNaAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosTO OFYIuE DEBEABER %, 1870
Edward Cohen, Richmond, Va; Margaret
Gearsteneker, Troy, H.; Miss Laura
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superb new styles OF amethystj and eismona,
moss agate, sardcnyl, Roman enameL ana oyzan-
tine seal and signet rings, sleeve ana bosom Du.s
IONS, selected fer our holiday traoe, ~ So~LAs
Is co,s., corner Main and 10th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

J.cKsoS,s wholesale and Retail Confsctionery,y
corner BROAD and I'd streets tuew ruildlRgl. Wsa.f
dinss Balls, PARTIES &C., Furnished g saoH no
aee and on reasonable terms. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

GREAT BARGAINS In oyercoats at =. B. SPENCE =
q SONS merchant tailoring establishment.
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NJ FINE WHIsKEY, &o.-5o barrels
pure 10 altec RYE WBIsKEY-the arst in mar.
ket: rs bbls. Virginia mountain RYE WHIss
KEY-old and very fine 20 bbls.r Vi ginfx Xxx
RYE WHIsKEY, 20 bhls. Virginia Xxx Rye
WHIsK e.. 20 bbIs. Virgtuta Z RYE wHIa-
KEY. 100 bbls. rec.iHed WHIskEY;; old sS.
RUd -.sTrull,, and other brands for sale by 81
dc 10 81 GEU.sL HERR EG u co. Z
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II you are looking for handsome and valnapis
book, for old or young, chrome, ,work-box, wri-
ting. desk. inkstand, album, &C., call at1sS Main
street, RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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TIE aRE1IGlous HERALD., 10 read - every
nortion or the south. Is Is an excsilsrt mecarm
Fforreaching the eye Of the pubic. I'd I,
once on Main street, opposite Dfspsfsn @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

A great rush for Confectionery at w. W. T1Is-s
sETT,s. Illo Main street. A splendid assortment
of French and American Confectionery, Fruits,
and Nuts, on sale to-day. -
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BOUQUETS AND BASKETS OF FLowERe-sutta
pIe for holiday presents lat ali prices For sale by
JOHN MORTON, florist, corner OF Main and Re-
seryoir sts. Orders through the post-ofice prompo
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cuarsrHAsPaEsEsgs.- Ftns gtff books writ.
,,S.sssps, work boxes, and albums-s beanntni
ard varied assortment at ErIysos . - TAxlos's
ifIs Main street. Il ssas. - ~
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ON large lot Of fne beayer
iovercoats just received on consignment by T.. B.
rsFENcE Son. and for sale at retail at wholesale,
prices. Now isthe time for great bargains In
oyercoate. 3 s6 2. ..7y' 4 s5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

Elegant new sets OF diamond, pearl, ana anne.
,hyst coral, byzantine, etruscan, garnett finse
and pendant pins and Drops opening for shs hcal-
days, st tNowLAN q Co.'S. - - ~ g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

Messra. ELLYsoN d TAYLOR have .mads chill. /.
trcn.s Books and Games q specially this sssson, !,
and their stock embraces the sfnest assortment n
fhis line that we have ever eeen inthis city. 'l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

WELL DoNE.-The police ball Of Tuesday
night netted $500 for the benefit Of Con-
federate soldier who has lost both eyes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
8lrllalgrd pnuh
'RIDAY:!....... DECEMBER %, 1870.

THE EsGIRGUhATIoNs OF THE DIsPATCH
- LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALI THE oTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

GET READY ZOE CHRIsrMAs.--Everytaing
needed for the childrcn's stockings maybe sopsnsf-
Of W.; W. TRIBBETT, lll1 Main street. g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

TOYS, Toys, Toys "A magnificent ana varied /;
stock Of Toys at W. W. TRIBBsTT's,it it2 MAIN
atr .. so. i. s -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

CALL at 1900 Main street and examine those very
cheap overcoats that e. B. SPENCE @ BON are
selling at wholesale prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

CHEAP FUEL.-As CHARLES H.sPAaE d Co.'S
you may buy ths best Anthracite Coal at ga 20 TO
e5.25; Clover Eth Coal at ss.sc TO o.. as; Oak and
PINE Wa aod cheap. Lay In yeur Christmas supply;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

Choice Christmas Gifts 1t New York prices at
W. w. TEIBBETT's, 1112 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

THs holiday scarf st NOAH WAIKHn = coz
I20s Main street ~ -fiAk - - s-75 t-St