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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokerv
No. 310, southeast cerner 7th and streets.

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No. 3fs, southeast oerner TN and b streets.
sfkEETs. oPPPPo sIf sg Phsk H AT EEIIoSDAkf
y P:, & 4 & he sosRRs ss
court in chancery cause No. l54s, wherein
Loshbouier ct al are defend.nts, the usdersisnsd,
m II *. II Day Of ss
me county Of Washington, IN the District Of Column
% ssf 81 :ns snI r,. %
Ssf said part Of Mount Plsss.nts recorded in
81 S q iSs
S ,e. .nS the sad Lot t being S within
with the Buildings and improv ements, right, privi-
"n1 e the same the
and The ons
Twelve months from day Of sale, With interest, and
bneS q SAD balance 70 De ssfured Sy sp
or purchasers, with security, and with reserved
aa on % or the e
the court. II the terms Of sale not complied with
y the pursh.ssr OF within five days After
the cost and rsk q The deiaaltns purchaser Or
Al o ss Ss and
'.,.a :. Be dewitt fsiP / :ss
RY THos; =: wAGGAMAN,. :,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
s19 Tth street, opposite Post once.
rFFS SgE SALE OF yASgABhE ZEAL .s
STREET WEST ANB L SHEET NORfH,
WASHINGTON, ID. o. =. - - : >
IL Under and BY virtue Of decree Of the Su-
E",; preme Court Of the District of Columbia,
spaesed In an equity cause therein pending.
numbered l4S equity doc. 9, In which Douglas \.
FORREST was complainant, and Alfred Ely defend ant,
the undersIEn~d appointed Trustee by said decree,
viii, on TUESDAY, the 18th April, at 4:O ,. m,
On the premises, proceed TO- III at public auction,
70 the highest bidder, all the interest of the said
Ely IN the following described property, to wit
Part OF Lot ., In SQusre as, beginning for it's
BOUNDS on street north, at point n feet 81 in
ches east OF the southwest corner Of aid lot and
running thence due north 80 feet 81 inches thence
east feet inches, thence south II feet inches,
thence east feet llx inches thence south IS feet
~ inches tn nee west q feet 5x inches to the place
OF beginning, together with the i'm provemeuts there
on, consisting ct four story brick house, with
: The interest OF the defendant 10 for the life of
Jas. !. VI airing, the said defendant having pur-
chased said property at Q confscaton sale.
Inc terms OF sale, as prescribed by said decree,
are: cash. and the residue in months, to be Sc
cured by ep proved netes, bearing interest, and O
reserved lien hterms of sale not piled with
within five days after day of sale, resale will be
made at the cost and risk of defaulting purchaser,
after one week b notice.
u,,,.,w.s, SJ9HN Z Ban HdANSA Trustee.
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DIED.

JOHNSTON. On the ith instant, JOHNNY, old
years and u davs $500
Funeral from his parents residence, AIS f. street
invited to attend. --tT : -
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able in the English language.
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IN NEW YORK
Gems by the Old Masters.

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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
g. Q. O'HARE a son.
GROCERs,

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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
n On friday the sth instant, at 10 O'Clock
VA a. m, shall sell at House 1919, New YORK
avenue, the following furniture Of Q gentleman
~ ldeclining housekeeping: = = =
Hair cloth Sofa and Chairs, Walnut Tables,
bedsteads, Washstands, Bureaus, Carpets, Mattres-
ses, PILLOWS Comforts, Blankets, Stoves, and Kit
Terms Cash THOS. u! wAGGAMAN,
apff iH.. 8 ..-r Auctioneer.
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the Mount Vernon Place Merhodisf Enisconsi
ShnIsh sortb BY the Rev. VIM. v Tudor, GI Ar
ENGH y. COBB, OF Baltimore, Md, to EMMA Il,
REED, Of this city. No cards. . - : -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15

THE SOUTHERN HOME CooKING-STovE.- -
This celebrated stove, to which premiums have
been awarded at every Fair In this and other cities
in which 1t has been exhibited is tho product o.
the skill and industry of our own manufacturers
SNYDER & IRBY.
1t may be well to state that the premiums
awarded by the Virginia Agricultural Society al
Its Fairs of 1869 and 1870 we're upon the merits OF
the stove after actual tests 1t consumed ten an6
half pounds Of coal In seven and n half hours
baked buiscuit in eight minutes from the time The
fire current t1GS turned under the oue7s, and LOAF
bread in fourteen minutes. It has superior
strength TO any stove made In this country. The
hot blast attachment, over which other manufac-
turers are making SO much capital is the original
invention Of ASA SNYDER, of the firm Of Snyder
6 Irby, and, as applied to the "Southern Home -
stove, has It's full power whereas all the Infringe
ments adopt 1t In part only.
The highest encomiums have been passed on the
above stoves by parties using them, which is the
only true test. They willing to enter the list as
cont !stants on the following points with any stove
made The smallest consumption OF fuel under
given circumstances the quickest and most uni
form baking: the greatest length of time which
fire can be kept up without re-kindllng the
severcst test OF the plates without cracking or
warping.
ments, having water reservoir of eighteen gal
Ions capacity, hot closet for cooked dishes, tin
roaster for meats, suspended hooks In oven for
birds, sprirg chickens, &c.; gas-burner for coal,
sitter CRATE and ash drawer, jacketed doors, SC.
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.,,crroN SALES TRss DAY.

,,,pp. 6 WILLIAMS will sell al ~ =. NJ. n
hitting LOT on the >t side OF 2d, httwccn Ca
oaand Byrd street.
.p,.RHs ( WILLIAMS VII sell n =. NJ. a
W" -.,, cottage on the est sidc Of s., bet cen
.onalard ByrG streets.
.,.r.rns d, WILLIAMS VIII cell. in their cfica
,.,rh..,t.N. al !: VI n rm located In Char
,...... ..af,i>, I'VE mi!-S tEom k'ysrtlle.
.,.r ,aaiI> will s'li a y !. ". a building
..n. ia,. as, side Of 2d, bctNecn Canal and
E,rl streets.
,r.,t. = uITCufSON VIII sell al IL NJ, at
v..,sl,,n farm. on the Plank read. Il lot OF
,.-.u.n. NJ .u,ll>. wagons, sock, &c.
r,.r,.p-.N < 60. viii sell AT Z. VI. two
,...f.rr lots on Grace - ret, nc tr The term.
...gl he steccI ra!!5"s'i.
II ID. .1,\ vr Il sell - /. -. Inst large man
.-f. 81. .&r southeast cor"ci # Grace and eth
,.t;
...<,!- a.. i~EE IL WI! =, II a.4 i. NJ. v4lua-
..rr.a a. r.t,t,. un The souih side Of Broad, be-
,ur,.. Yastshec and Adams streets
-t;,>. u KFE>E% Will S,u Vt 10 a. NJ house.
a4dMtu.trre, pianos. &c.
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRAT1oN.-The Stone.
wall Council. Friends of Temperance, viii
celebrate their anniversary in Trinity
Church this evening at X O'Clock. Inter.
esting addresses will be delivered by the
Rev. Mr. Garland, Of, Manchester, and
others. The members of Shockoe Hill Di-
vision, Sons Of Temperance, wishing to at
tend, will meet at their hall at o7clocks
In addition to the addresses, we learn
that about forty of the boys and girls of
Trinity Sunday school have been practicing
for the occasion, and will sing number Of
fine temperance pieces, including solo
anll q duet by some of the little girls.
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NECK-T1E PARrIEs.-We notice that thsse
parties are becoming very fashionable, aud no
doubt that good many will be held in Richmond
during the present season. The name is derived
from the fact that each lady rs she enters the room
puts In q box neck-tle Of the same color as her
dress. The gentlemen as they enter take out one
of these ties and st becomes Their duty to walt on
the lady whose dress corresponds with the neck
tie. Z. B. SPENCE s. Son have on hand large
and varied assortment Of these neck-ttes, and all
other articles suitable for party outfits.
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JUDGE FARRAR's LEcTURx.-Judge F. r.
Farrar (Johnny Reb), of Amelia, will lee.
ture before the Young Mems Missionary
Society of the Second Baptist Church to-
night, on 6" The American Eagle Rhetori.
cally Considered" The Judge always draws
q crowd in Richmond, and since he has be-
come Knight of Pythias, we suspect he
will be even more popular.
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II you desire rosy cheeks and q complexion
isr' and free from pimples, blotches. and erup.
slohs. pur-iy your blood aud tnyigorate your sys-
lem oy saking DR.. Pierces Alt. Ext or Colleen
LEU = discovery II has no equal for this pur-
; nor as remedy Tor '1iver complaint or
niieusness,'' and s'constpati an OF tbe howe,s >,
sold by druggists. Pamphle. sent free. Address
". h' V. PIERCE, Buffalo, NY,
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The Board Then adjourned.

THE CONTEST FOR MUSIcIPAL OFFICES IN
THE UNITED STATES COURTs.-Betore Judge
Underwood, holding the Circuit Court of
the United States for the district Of Virgil
nia, yesterday, Judge Morton submitted a
motion that in the case Of the contested
election, in which the municipal offices Of
the city Of Richmond are involved, the
connlainants be allowed to take depositions
beforca United States Commissioner in sup
port OF their charges.
Mr.. Necson and MIR. James Lyons, repre-
senring the present oilice-holders (hayor
Kelley and others), resisted the motion. and
ur"cG that the case was not properly before
the United States Court at all, the contest
not having been commenced in the manner
prescribed by the act of Congress under
which the proceedings were brought.
Before the argument was concluded
Judge Underwood decided to have nothing
TO do with the matter. He said it was not
II matter of such urgent necessity that it
could not wait until Judge Bond, the cir
cut Judge, arrives, which will he on the
9th of january.
Judge Morton was disposed to press his
motion, but the court positively declined
to hear anything more on the subject.
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CRIMINALS SENTENCED.-The following
persons, heretofore convicted of the Of
fences set opposite their names, We're sen-
fenced yesterday to the Albany (N. "
penitentiary-viZ
Richard Hicks, for passing counterfeit
United States currency i'll Spoltsylvania
county, five years.
Ernest A. C.H. Nj. Schmidt, for viola
ton of revenue laws by engaging in the
manufacture and sale OF plug-tobacco
without payment of Tax, one year.
Charles ". Buttz (not the major), for
same offence, one year.
John East and Charles Young, for resist
ing and beating a revenue officer in Patrick
county, were put upon trial, and pleaded
guilty, with eXtenuating circumstances.
Sentence suspended.
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To TAX.PAYERS.

mo TAX-RAYERS.-In accordance with
i in ordnance or The city, the Collectors Office
10 th. sIst daY or Decenher, isclusive, non1
O. clock A. II. to O'Clock p. H., for the pqrpose
naid one hIif only of the city taxes charged T.
him, the remaining bali, deducting from such bah
ten per centum thereon. ,, n. 49,,
real snd personal bills from all persons who have
NOV pa1u 'DsA' S- John +. REGNAULT,
da,e q Collector Of City Taxes.
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DULL TIMEs.-Nearly everybody is complain
ing of dull times except our friends E. b. SPENCE
& Son, at 1900 Main street. They are showing on
their stock very nearly as fast as they can get IL
in. They have replenished their stock tais eeAson
for abont the fifteenth time. Their latest supply
consists In part of some very good arti cles for
Cbr,stmas nresents. If you want an ything for a
cent,eman,s outfit, call at 1900 Main street.
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SPLENDID MANSION FOR SALE To-DAY.-Mr
W. Goddin will sell for the trustees to-day at4
NJ. that large and elegant mansion at the south
east corner f Grace and Sixth ST. eets. Person
wishing to purchase fine mansion with all th
modern Improvements, together with an ampl
and beautiful lot, would do well to attend ihi
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CALL AGAIN The press Of business upon ne
during the past week or two has been so grea,
that many persons have been reluctantly postponed
by US. We are now partially through the rush,
and we ask all those whose photographs we were
unable to take at their last visit to call again The
weather is admirable for securing fine pictures,
and ladies and children especially should take ad-
vantage of the pleasant interval In the usual
rigors Of winter. Come at once, for these beauti.
full days are likely to be few in number at this sea.
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TIE. LAND SCRIP FOR CoLLEGEs.-The
Com mittee Of Public Institutions of the
Senate, and Schools and Colleges of the
Hous e, will, iD Joint session, this evening
at q O'Clock, In the Senate Chamber, con-
sider the applications, of the various col.
leges for the land scrip donated by Congress
to the State for educational purposes. Rep
sentat ives of colleges are invited to attend.
as ample time will be given them to sup
port the claims of their institutions.
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attentions to the canine race Just now, and
our friend McCRERRY takes advantage OF
the fact to trot out his bronze fire-dogs for
n holiday ramble. Dogs are not the only
kind Of hardware on his shelves. He will
give you box Of carpenter tools fol, your
son or Sunday-school scholar who has n
mechanical turn, or n gyrascope top, or n
pen-knife. or q pair Of skates, or anything
Further hints to buyers will appear In
subsequent issues Of the Dispatch. The
wise dealer will appreciate the advantages
Of making early announcements of what he
has in store.
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A LOT or pretty books, pictures, albums, &C..
&C.. are shown by Messrs. ELLYsoN TAYLOR,
next to Dispatch office, Main street. These goods
were purchased for holiday presents, and none
more suitable can be found elsewhere In the city.
Their windows present one OF the most pleasing
sights In the city, and Is well worth going to
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HURRAH FOR CHRISTMAS Everybody wants
good things for Christmas, and the place to get
them Is at D. CoLUMBUs's Steam Candy Manufac-
tory, No. sI4 Broad street, where you can get the
incest and cheapest candies, cakes, toys, &C., to
be found in the city. Look at these prices
French candies, seycnty.tive kinds, 90 cents PEI
pound; caramels, 90 cents; cream chocolate, &C
cents; American candies, twenty-one kinds, q
cents. His candy took the premium ut the late
IN Fair
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DIisEcToR FOR THE CEsrRAI T,ru.r,c
|A1a1s,xytuh.liovernor Walker has apnointad %
William Brown, of Virginia; direetor t,r'iu IN
the Central Lunatic Asylum, pfce % Isaac az
Hunter, resigned. Brown is Conserya-
1--WE, ana vas one among the humber ar
here upon a charge Of obstructine and In.
timi dating colored voters, and, with the
rest, examined and discharged BY Cor1nis-
sionl Ir Shields.
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PORT OF RICHMOND DEC a Ia7o

ARRIVED,
oteSmer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore mer.
chanolse and passengers, VIM. P. Prett
SAILED,
cnapdise and passengers. L. b. Tatum.
:, Brig Fortunate, Trebble, Rio Grande do Sul
hour, Haxall, Crensha s. Co.
MBMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Dec. A.-Arrived steamer Atlmi.
raj, keybOld, Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers, York River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return. -
AQUA CREEK. Dec. IL. Arrived, steamer Geor.
geapna, Colmarv, merchandise and passengers
richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Compsny, and sailed on return.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE DEoEM-
BER Is, 1901. NJ. Darlington, Richmond !;
Mark Downing, Exchange Hotel; Miss
Bette Nixon, Williamsburg Mrs. Thomas
W. Brokenborough, Richmond; Miss Rose
Brown, Beaver Dam H. Stanley Good.
win, Bethlehem, Penn. -.
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For COUGHS AND THRoAT DISORDERS use
browns Bronchial Troches," having proved
their efficiency by test Of many years.
81 have never changed my mind respecting
them from the first. excepting to think yet better
of that which I began thinking well of."-Reu.
Heurv Ward Beecker.
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N1OTICE.-Au applicants for the position
~ NJ TEACHER ia the public schools OF hem
rico county are requested % meet me on nAT : n
DAY. i7sh instant, at the CITY hsn ~ MSlmon''
Supt. Of Public Schools OF Henrtco county
de ID. 3tN - -
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NowLAN q Co., Jewellers, are receiving mag
INDECENT new fall styles Of all the choice patterns
of tlus iewelry. Sets or amethyst, coral, pearls'
diamonds new patterns mrdaiions, neck CHAINS
Leontine and opera chains, glove bands, handker'
chief holders, diamond rings and superb new sii.
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and 1entf
en- t-aakp
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No EXCUSE There is no excuse for anybody
dressing shabbily while E. b. SPENCE i Son are
selling all kinds Of clothing and gentemen's fur
nishing goods at such low prices. 1t takes very
small amount Of money to buy awsgon-load OF
goods at Ibis establishment. Back up your cart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15

THYIr.-The kindling and cooking wood sold
by WATKINS & BROTHER will compare favorahiy
with any wood sold In this city Leave your orders
at the drug store Of Wood 4 Sons, corner OF sth
,pd A5,tt, etreefs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15

ohsAPEsT YET.-You can buy all the MAG,
zines and weekly papers at New York nr,ces \,
SLLfsoN TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT, nex, {,
DISPATCH Office. A~' "
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pICAMoND AND DAN VILLE RAIL

pICAMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
80 eROAD.-PASSENGER SCHEDULE:
GOING SOUTH. ,LynchburY and DanYtlle paa.
sensers i12YG Richmond dJlly except Sundaysl
az 9:l5 - al leave Burksytlle daily Except Sum-
daysj at 7. M. arrive at Danyflle daily tex.
cept 3t!ndaysJ st e:55 z. d.. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXfkESS lesves Richmond daily at :S6
L. a.; leaves Daaytlle daily at las A. M arrives
a. Greensboro daily at 1905 A. Il.
SOING NOATH.-Lynchburg ard Danville pas.
sengers leave Danyllle daily except Sundsy0 At
TAG 4. ID. ; leaye Burkeville daily Except Sun.
daysj at l p. IL. arrive 1t Richmond dKily
Except Sundays) at 1888 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
AMI EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at LIS
A. NJ; leaves Danvtlle daily at 33s A. Il. ar.
riyes st Richmond daily at lt:os A. N. - - :
The Lynchbarg and DanYIIe Passenger Train
connects at Burkeviile With the trains on the
southslde road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the Souths1de and Vir.
gtnia snd Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
Vile, Dalton, ChattanOOga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest :,
The Through Mail and Express connects
Ut Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, S.
yanIah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &C. !;
and at Richmond with The Richmond, Fredericks.
ourg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. Z
SLEEPING CARS and CHILESS PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAU.~ ~
Sc superintendent.
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POLICE -WEDNEsDAY-Justtce j.
j. White preSidlng.- II. Shaw was
charged with assaulting and striking Will
liam Smith in the station-house. He had
been called upon before at divers times, but
not liking the atmosphere of the courtroom
failed to appear. A policeman, however,
who had strong attachment for him,
brought him to light. The complainant
not desiring to prosecute him he was dis
charged.
Thomas Dangertield, for stealing forty
pounds of butter from j. w. Woodward,
was sent to the Hustings Court, whence he
will probably be enlisted in the chain-gang,
that he may earn bread enough whereupon
to spread it.. w..
Bridget Kelly made oath that she had
cause to lear bodily harm ut the hands of
Michael Kelly, and not appearing to sub
stantiate her gloomy fOrcbodings the pri-
soncr was discharged.
Ben. King, graduate from the peniten-
tiary, was again called to answer the charge
of stealing fur cape and purse from Miss
Minnie Murchie, and sent on to the grand
jury. = :
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THE best way 10 prevent the wear Of carpets Il
to uuderlay them with old papera. They may b'
procured at the Dispatch counttns-room for q
eats per hundred
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oAoksoN'S Wholesale and Retail Conrect,,n.r-
corner Broad and I'd streets tnew buildIns,. we'd
alhRs' Balls, Parties, &c., furnished nt sho,. ~
tice and on reasonable terms. 'A''s no'
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LECTURES.

COLONEL F. r. ,FARRAR WILL
" DELIVER A LECTURE, under the aus pices
OF the YOUNG MEMS MISSIONARY SO
CIETY, On THURSDAY EVENING NEXT,
December 18th. ut O'Clock, In the lec.ure.toom
Of the Second Baptist Church.
SubtecL; 'tTHE AMERICAN EAGLE RHE-
TORfCALLY CONSIDERED.n
Admission, 50 cts, single ticket two for 10 cts
three for .. Tickets can be had at the Drinclpal
bookstores. dc l2.-M, ,W&Th3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15

CHEAPEST YET.-You can get good Envelopes
with your card printed Oh them, for ouIy 80 pc,
thousand, at DISPATCH PRisrING-HousE.
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THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FAIR.-The
ladies of the First Presbyterian Church are
now carrying on what an amateur re-
porter calls the best affair Of the kind he
has ever had the pleasure Of taking hand
in. They are certainly doing the thing up
in style and, Judging from the crowds
which nightly throng the fuir-room, it will
be means of raising handsome sum for
.the poor of the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15

WHAT Everybody should do-read ELLYsoN q
TAYLoR's Christmas advertisement, III anothe,
Column.
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SCHOOL C1RCULARs.-AIlk kinds of school clrcu
lars, reports, &C., executed at the Dispatch ofc,
as cheap as the cheapest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15

FHE RELIGIOUS HERALD is read in everv
portion OF the South. 1: is an excellent roed,nm
Tor reaching the eye Of the public.
once on Main street, opposite Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15

The THEATRE Mr. Ogden takes bene.
fit tonight. lie is an excellent manager
and tirst-ratc Uncle Tom" Let him
have aerowded audience. 4+a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15

FURs! FURS! FUss Just received a large 10
Of ladies' and misses furs Mt a. A. ALIENS, l3l
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15

ArpLEroN's JOURNAL, Christmas Stories
Cllustrated), Saturday Night, Canta Claus
Christmas Pictorial, are all to hand from
. Elyson d Taylor, l1l6 Main street. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15

Il. ELLYsoN GO. will insert sdyeraoemenssIt
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
Inns Tennessee, and the northern cides,A at pae-
lishers, rates, for cash. Apply At shis ofnoes