davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

lauIall pigeons.
HORSES
Only two classes were assigned for examina-
tion to day-brood mares and colts and year.
ling colts. The display was exceedingly fine
some of the best blood in the State being on
the ground. Among the fine brood mares was
| the well-known Janet Rand, formerly owned
| by the late Hall j. Little, Esq; Dr. c. N.
| Pierce's bay mare, with Scythan colt by her
| side, the entries of Holbrook g. Tewksbury OK
| ford, r. o Conant of Portland, Glendy Moody
of falmouth, Irving Blake, Portland, Samuel
I. Raymond, Westbrook, j. M. White, Wind
ham, Rotert Huston, Falmouth and one own
ed by Hiram Reed of Augusta. Fearnaught,
Major Kuox, Patchen and other wel-known
stock horses were represented by seven year
ling colts Tbecommittees awarded the follow
ing premiums:
BROOD MARES AND CoLTs-First premium
to Coffin Bros. $35; second do to Hiram Reed.
Augusta, SlO; third do. to Samuel L. RAYMOND
| Westbrook So
1EARLING COLTS First pTeminm to j. D.
| Arthenay, Augusta, for Fearnaught colt S35
second do. b. ID. Wood, Hallowell, $40; third
do. j. ii. Smith, Portland, S..
THE TRoTTING.
When 2 oclock, the hour for the trotting. ar
rived, the rain began to fall quite briskly
| Quite numtes of spectators however were il
attendance, who were resolved to see the spor
at all hazards. The first race was for purs,
of $3.50, open to all horses that had never beat
en- three minutes. For this purse there wer,
ten entries, eight of which appeared upon tn
track at the ringing of the bell. They were a
follows The black mare Pratt the grey geld
ing Bep, the brown mare Telegraph, the gre
mare Fanny Gray, the roam gelding SiVe
r Face, the grey mare Lady Gilbert, the gre
, gelding Meddesome, and the bay mare Belle
Pratt was the favorite in the pool selling. "
a drawing for positions the pole was awardeu
Pratt. A protest was entered against the mar
Telegraph, but after considerable discussio
d she was allowed by the Judges to trot unde
K the protest.
" First Heat-After scoring number OF time
st very good send-of was effected, Pratt an
ID Belle taking the lead, with Silver Tail trailin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
ss5Ess,

H5ED,
WILLIAM LAURENCE departed this iifo De.
csmter :lih, aIter Il long liiuoss OF sl5 years,
sg.d seventy -Uno years.
dearest father, ihoH hast LEFT "a:
We Thy loss IruStly fe.!
BIT 'tie SOD that has hefett III.
liz can Ill our sorroTs he ii.
Ills ruGera; viii lake place at bis former rest
dence on tile 18th ta9.alt 81 O'Clock HIS frendS
and acc lalntaacea arc invited to attend.
atauntoa y pers pie1se COPY.
On the s:h instant, al fifteen minutes past :
O'clock III tie evening, after II long and painful!
FREDERICK ~. HAIL, II The forty-sixih year
Of his age. lie ieavss atather, mother, wife, and
many lear te!atves, lie Ices large circle OF
friends, to mourn his irreparsble loss.
Leaves have their tine to fall, and flowers to
w.ther at III. north Wins breath;
But thou! tuou hast al s:asoae for thine own, Q
Heuh!
Rls remains we're taken CT Monday for inter-
ment 10 Beaver lam, The res:deuce OF his pa
rents.
Halifax ard Petersburg tVa.l parers please
copy.
In Baltimore, Nd. on The morning OF tho al
December, 49,. Mrs. Fannie l.. PARSLEY,
late Of his city.
fhs ,lwells not on earth; che did not stay here
She's gone To land uadtm'd by u tear.
Her remains will arrive BY ths ok tiverra!l-
The friends OF the family and OF her children
re respectfully rcques.e 10 attend her funeral
frc N the depot Tu-DAE AT 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ.
On the lib !pstant. e. quarter TO O'Clock Z.
NJ, D. u. SUI! IFAh, Hgsd fuitr.seyen years, q
native OF the County Cork. Ireland:
his funeral VIII take place TOMORROW
tWedncSdlyl AFIEh NOON al o'clock from ST.
Peters Cathedral. Ills friends and aCqusint-
an es, and h. MEMBERS OF the Catholic Beneficial
suciesy, are respectfully Invited to attend. 1*
IN Memphis, Tenn, on th- III December, j.
HkSitY VEIsiiE2.
The 1nneral will take place from the Methodist
church In Manchester To-day ut ii O'Clock A
NJ. '.he fIielcs CT The family are invited to at.
f.I,l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

MY NOW FOR CHE 4 = DRESS
GOODS large stock, good assortment low prices.
BLACK ALPACA ct &C., Sc, &c., 4oc, 4Sc.,
Eoc., &C.,, &C., and up 10 IL 80; eTery brand OF
Alpaca, from tbs bto TO the elephant; Plain and
Corded PuPLIN5, in vli coiors; GATHERS,
EMPREsS CLOTHS, EPEGGLISES, 6HEF-
HERDS PLAIDS, ALPACAs In ell cciora at
SOC OTTOMAN CLOTHn, BLACK and COL
OEED DE LhISE3, FRENCH ME5ISOS,
shTTEENS, ROBES DE CHAMB2E lthe latest
stylesL TYCOON REFS, BLACK SILKS st
&i25 81 5o 81 IS, g. 90, and up 10 1915, all very
cheap Wide LYONS SILK VELVET Al $3.50 per
yard, would be cheap at $1,000; sILk-FACED
VELVETS in black aud colored, at low prices
BLACK MERlSO, BLACK AS III r Il E,
pEAP DE'ETA, and other styles OF fashions
BILE Dress Goods, IL LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 aud lel5 Msin STREET.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON 69c. a
pound COTTON YARN 81 20 per bundle. no 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
IsAhC sCHpIYER.

Wbea good and uteful citizen, possessing all
the virtues that constitute perfect man, is sum-
moued before his nhk-r. lii the prime or life, IN
the midst oil career OF useta ness to his family
and L. his fe.i3w-meD, we wonder ~ the N ysts
rious workings OF Providence, and bow with ub-
migslon to d.s will. Mr.. SCHRlVER was a ce1tIc-
IMAM who for number Of years lived IN 81, h
.aoud, but removed 20 Pittsourgh, Pa, few
years ago, where be- has continued 10 reside until
Ills cesLn, which occurred few weeks since. In
his Ceath the Masouic fraternity arc called upon
TO mourn the loss OF ore who through long seIie,
OF yeir5 has been the faithful 4uterent TO the
cause OF Masonry and she'd fussre on our sncient
Institution. He ~as distinguished Tor his Zsal
aud .ety nct only TO the craft, but In all The du-
ties of life. He vas In upright citizen, and his
whole life was characterized only by irfi xlb,e
Integrity, such as Is Possessed only by the good
anC perfect.
Let rs approach hts new.m ads grave aud as we
drop The tear OF sympathy upon the holy spo. let
u5invoke the suprtile Architect OF The Universe
La SO direct our sens hat when summoned hence
we Inav. Tx him, depart amid the t-ars or those
We leave behind to enter That new home on high
whe c happiness forever !eigas and cares and
troubles are unknown. Ana i4t us likewise cal
upon the Giver OF all good To grant to his dis
l;essed family that consolation VIII ch is beyond
our power TO e1t.nd. 80. NJ.
RICHMOND. December 10, 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

Never was there body of men 70 de.
bounced as are the southern cartct-bag-
gers at the North. Never did men more
richly deserve draunciatiOn. The Rcpub.
lican press is more bitter than others. And
yet what has the Federal Government doIe
to relieve us Of them: Nothing. Our
own native people, upon information OF
suborncd witnesses, are put in Jill, fined,
and prosecuted in many ways; but the
rascally carpet-baegers are u3whippcI Of
Justice aud in the full enjpymcn! OF their
y,Innirr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
Ganarai Grant,

va have not suspected General GRANT
nj yindictiyeness or deliberate purpose o
Injustice, He lacks mental euerey-he l:
| too ready to leave the study of public mat
tiers TO Others. He loathes the labor o.
shaping policies and arranging arguments
He would settle matters with command,
and without argument. lie wants no
bother. So his misfortune is that he lets
his subatcrns run the Government in MS
message he shows this disposition Wbcn ne
tells Congress that his policy has been rot
to inquire "into the WISDOM Oh 'ue ''"''
but "to enforce them.'
We have suspected the President OF some
good feeling. He shows fidelity 10 lflepu-
shin. Us well ar the o1s:inacy OF indepcnd-
ence, by cleaving to MURPHY when the
whole world had pronounced him corrupt
We conjecture that what is said about am
nesty Ia the message shows his temper,
whether he wrote it or not. 1t involves
him in gross Inconsistency, but t1at, we
suppose, was the work Of others.
There h IS been SD much Inconsistency. so
much mystery about the Administration,
that the plain Inference has been tnat 1t
WAS without controlling head. The ship
WAS lett to others 70 run, and General
GRANT acquiesccd in The views Of that one
Of the deck oil :crs to whom hg was for the
time inclined. The course OF the ship hls
therefore been whimsical and queer. Any
navigator could see that the Commodore
was Off his legs, and that there was want of
agreement amongst those who, by turns,
took command.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
immss sation-Vaiua Hints from
AN Englishman.

10 the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Sirs,-I beg to send you few remarks
on the subject that appears likely to occupy
the attention of the people OF Virginia
during the approaching year, and probably
since the surrender no more important mat
ter has presented itself for discussion.
The subject OF my letter Is the question
as 10 the best way to secure the quick sale
OF The large number OF Virginia estates
nov in the market to the best advantage.
] caunot fill to consider the remarks Of
/ his Excelieucy Governor Walker in his adj
dress Us step in tho right direction, and
one likely to prove of the greatest benefit
| to the Landed proprictors; and If lmm'gra.
| ton was the sole end in view, his plan
| would be most admirable but, untortu.
natelv, something more important is requl-
| site-is wanted-and that Is capital. WHAT
| we want at the present moment IL not an
| inundation OF thousands gathered from the
| four winds, but the introduction OF few
| bundled men OF small and large capital !;
| and especially men of capital and means
having previous knowledge of farming,
aUle and willing to purchase farms and
| eXpend the large outlay necessary to bring
them to Il state and condition by which
only they can he probably tarmed, and
still have the means TO live the while and
| purchase stock and Implements.
| Now. most respectfully submit that the
class OF persons [ have described would
not enter an emigration office. Speaking
as an Englishman, l may state there Is d
great prejudice in England against them.
Dickens's description is no doubt an ex4g'
atcd one, but still a fair sample OF the
repute IN which they are held there; and
further, the class OF people which ! have
described would not consent TO be called
emiyrants, Lie term III England being
anonymous Win persons IN very NUN.
than their inclination forces them 10 seek q
foreign shore. .-.s
therefore suggest that the maine of any
office formed should be called " Govern
ment Office for the Sale OF Virginia Es'
Before proceed with my suggestions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

The State Journal is totally mistaken
" Another Dash at the Administration il
the caption which The Commercial put t.
the utice of which the Journal speaks
Had the heading been ours, the credit
would have appeared after it and over the
article itselC--.a mode Vi cIclitiDg article:
which even COW does not seem to he under
stood by NIL Journalists. We had read the
article carefully. We puhlisi,-wc repeat
for TIE one huudrcdth time-many ARTICLES
which VIC DO not endorse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
:" On Federal Relations.

y healing from the tomh a ghost re-
visiting the climpses OF tho moon vt
What essays have bccp graced by it as
h.sd.piecc. 1t looks "qutte chap,iallcn !"
Nuw, when the matter Of Federal Relations
Is u most wholly oile.sdcd. There was q
timc when II was bppropriatc and when
the ahlcst men OF the country defined the
rights OF The States and their relations to
the Federal Government. But it's appear
ance now excite> the ridcule of those who
never appreciated our system OF govern.
ment, and who now, that questions inYoly.
ibg those rights are settled by force, Gun du
SO with TIE assurance that they are on the
right side Of the question rs settled by thai
t.i3una|.
Etll' there is something LETT to takubout-
something Of the authority given the State
over Io"al matters hy the Constitution no
yet revoked that meu may discuss. True
they may discuss il rs the flock might thci
rights, liahle to the Invasion of the vol
which would set them ut nought. b,
We should te able TO do better than tina
syca, The Federal Government sboul
no. >r the wolf, and there is chance TO q
Ter its nature and make il -althouyh no,
understood TO no net only the arhiter of a
questions between It and the State. III,
The executor of lis own iudgmeut-m.k,i i,
30 say, reasonable and just, adhsling to tb
Constitution and res pectinc the authorit
CT The States for the gooh of the who
country. 1t is Well that there should +
mutual respect and considerable iutercout.
between the States ard the Centralze
Government, and the latter should not on
recognize the authority reserved to IL
Sia.es in the Constitution, but should col
cede the wisdom of that reservation Il,
tages in the preservation OF order, but
protecting the citizen aud chsrishiDg b
independence.
Now, as we understar Governor WAIKg
in bis message, this is all that be desire.
He repudlates secession, but be appeals t
the Constitution. He inycighs against tn
Invasion Of the constitutional sphere of tn
States by the Federal Government. But a
he dreams not of secession, be looks to n
remedy but public opinion. He contem
plates no revolution but that Ia the naticna
mind and the administration Of the Govern
ment-a revolution which shall establish
mutual respect tor rights between tn,
States and the Federal Government anf
secure harmony and equality amongst To,
StH'es-a revolution which shah establish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
nT FOR DECEMBER
AND CHRISTMAS.

AND CHRISTMAS.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
sHATLS AND CL0hkS
INENDL EsS VARIETY.
r. X. PRICE s. CO.,
egsin ia market, are opening by steamers and tx
press large additions to their splendid stock.
In DRESS GOODS tho much desired shades.
FRENCH SATTEEES-Navy Blue, Plum Blue,
Brown Crimson, Myrtle Green, Maroon, &C.;
Cacheners Empress Cloths, Ottowas, Repe,
Velorrs, Iri:h and French Fopiins, Grape
Popiius. &c.
huURNlKG GOODS Imperatrice, Tamese,
Reps Otomans, Veiours. Henrietta Cloths,
Cashmcres Merinos, DeLatnes, &C., 60; Dou-
bic. faced MOHAIRs and ALPACAS, very
cheap; ...s..
STAPLB s,-CaEsimeres, Cloths, Blankets, Flan-
mes, PULLED Ciotns, shectinEs, Cottons, pia-
pers, Towels, Irish Linen, &C., &c.
liz CLOAk-EOOM- Sha1s: Broche, Striped
French, Long and Squsre BLANKET, French
Basket Shawls. Beaver.C Cloth Cloaks embroid-
cred aud trimmed In ey:Iy style Waterproof
CIoaks &C., &c.
Stock ell tbs time Kept up
BIZ. THOMAS D. QUAsLgs Is with Us, and would
glad to serye his friends from our extensive
stock. [uo 2ol r. Il. PRICE Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

f.uh in The wisdom of our federasive sys-
, sr' and which shall secure The just OBJ
sor,.arcc Of that system on all hands. NO
thing less than this can perpetuate Inc
sx.tem. EIsewite 1t must die and give
MACE TO something clse-aud whatf
Governor WALKER and Virginia sfahu "
thp sIsiem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
T MEADE 4 BAKERS

ny MEADE 4 BAKERS
MEDlGINALLT PURE
-LIyER OIL
Fresh supply or The new crop Just imported
from New Fouudland, direc..
Wei have the testimony Of physicians wco pre-
scribe II, and patients who have taken 1t, that {:
is more acceptable TO the stomach and more
easily n5s!milatsd than any Other OIL.
MaApE 4 BAKER,
Importing and D3spenstrg Pharmacies s,
no ID I'm OLE Main STREET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

~ To THE READING PUBLIC ::
from and after December "a tne De"sp asa. ~ al,
n ess or Manchester, for the n,usu"a , T,,nsr tho
pa.'les n IA ~ Mr.. IRA A. BASS is authorized
uroe,s ,ase .,oneys or receive orders. From aDd
70 5e e1, this date prompt payment a. Ri,hmond
alu. mi I'll, he expected or no papers delivered.
Win m any thanks for past fsvors eonnaanS
,ha above platform OF principles is sonoi'so'
On 'ne JAMEs a. GENTRY,
Fioreer Eews-Carrier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

MET NOTTINGHA AN LACE,
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN,
LACE and NOTrIR1HAM CURTAINS,
DAMAsK and MORBEN, for curtlins;
WINDOW SHADES,
GILT CORNICES anil BANDS,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
ELGOE aud STAIR OILCLOrHa
OILCLITH TABg4E-COVERS
FURNITURE 0lILILOIHs,
BEusSELS TAPESTRY, ING RAIN, TEREF'
PIX, VENE EIAN, VIENNA, end HEMP
CARPE1s;
DRUGGETS,
TABLE-CLOIif5 In great variety, from two 10
five yard, los,g--priees from II to s25;
DoYLlES al &c. per dozen-Houd be cGeap at
75c
NAPKINS et sl,2J worth % per dozen;
EUCGLDAt'k DANA tx, RUSSIA, TUX
ISa, and pIAPE.B TOWELS;
STAIR l,fsRN,
CRASH, HIRD's-ExL, .C%TCh, aid Rudsl a
DIkIrE. Ut LEVY BROTHERS..
1914 sud 1915 Main street.
UXBLEACuED KS!TTINd COTTON 1T zoo.
0er pound: BALE Cotton, all hunters from
- 10, at FL so per bale. no .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

~SACQ UESs CLOAke, ana
SEARLs;
rxvuoIDERED and BRAIDED JACQUES IN
Cashmere, Meyino, eGld prar dc LIB
CLOTH SkCQUrS;
K,.Ack MEHINO sHeWLS;
WATERPROOF CLOAkS:
STRIPED, PLAID, aun PLAIN sHhWLe, and
BkEAkFhbT sHA Wis, IN great variety
st. low prices. hEFt ~ he''S-
Take loot at our Sc Is CQRSEfs. poEa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

T LlNNEMAN's STEAM DYEiNG
Il j. AND -SCOURIsG EsTARLISHMENT,
APO RkGAD sTkEET. BHTWElsN FOURTH
AND. FIFTH fs.-nyetng done III any
color desired; also, Cleaning IN the best mad
reatast stvle. Car oct securing and kid gloves
cleaned. Ilnytts tho ladies ESPECIALLY 10 soc my
lA.es. importation Q: h!ua adopted for SILK and
Torsteo. Sc ale3:u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
wHOl FOR CHRISTMAS.

" ANDREW ANTON,
10 In, MAIN sTsEBT. BELOW Posr-ofF1CE'
KAIsINs, FIGS, CURRANTs. F1RE-Cnhch.
rRs TORpEDOEs, FRENCH ard, PLAlH
CANDIES. CHRYsTALLlZE D FhOl.s
GLAZED FRUITS, FANCY BVAts ior CIV
dies. rr,oea
ANDREW ANTONi,
,.,o Main street below post-of'lce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

rBUCkSKIN UNDERGRADUATES
G greet prcscrver or health, preventive and
cure for rhcu-nati,m, sore throAr peuratGla,
lur. diso7ses, and the man7 ether JUS caused 50
coi,is. FOR sale a. LEVY BROTHERS.,
gue agents for the oity Of kichmonc'
Our DOLLAR KID GLOVES can't be beat
no %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

~ 40 ~ Ls
FALL AND WI TER ARRANaEaEST.
SUh shUL e h:.HMuhD FREDERtURS
BURG AtU POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
INTO EFFECT JUNE ]. ISL.
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner BYRD
and 9th streets, as follows.
%hc Day TRAIN daily at $50 A. N. Arrived
IN Washington al l2:lj, Baltimore Except on
funGaysl al ALA Philadelphia al e:l5, and Now
York n lo:sp p. ". The SAa DAY.
The ElLIiT TRAIN daily except on Sundays,
at s:tS Z, Is.
Tho DAY TRAIN arrives IN Richmond 4. 2:l,
The, NIGHT THAN arrlses In Richmond
tAondays eNceptedI at a5o a. 81.
Tho ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIf for Milford
leaves Brcad-street Dapot daily Sundays ex-
cepted) 81 J so L. y, Arrives In Richmond 1T s:.a
4. II.
The FREIGHT TRsg"'s leave on Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS at e.as a. II.
Through TiCkETs sad THROUGH BAG.
skak CHECKS 70 all principal poiE;s North
East, end West
Coinpany's offices, corner Broad and stb streets
Ticker ONCE, corner Byrd and sta streets.
j. 81 GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent
E. y. u. ASkRS- 6rnera3 Supat, 1e,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

I LIQUOR FLAVORING.-Cognac Bran
~ dy OIL, Rum on, Hye Whisky on, Holland
Van ''' - BoDsKER D DADG. prugsis,a
ds6 No. LA Main o.. Get
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

pLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE, VIA
ELENA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD
AND CONNECTIONS.
10 lbc shortest a:.d most comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
aon.gornery, ~ sel,na,
Mobile. M"' ihlan.
i'ersacois, FicEsbu.S,
Sew Crleaps. Gourcs,
and al points In Ve1s9,
TWO DAILY CONNECTIONS TO NEW
ORLEANS.
puLL=tAH'9 PaLACG CARS ruiz through
from yyrchbarg f. Mobile, va Calera and Mont.
g0mery, without change
time TO Montgomery, Mobile, and Eew Orleans
THKhf HUURs LEGt; THAN i ANY OTHER
t3ires connections and ms quick time 70 Scr,-
dian, Jackson, aud F!ckSbuig, rs b. any other
rOue.
The popular and 1oost expeditions EntgT.rl
Route 10 Texas and >crtheTU Louisiana. Bag
cage checked through.
Tickets to all points b. this route may &c Oh
t2lnsd a. the ticket o0ices Of the
CuEsAPEAkE & ONO RAILROAD,
RICHMOND & OANVILLE RAILROAD,
q. :he office OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad, 1895 Main street, md at CARRIER y Co.'S
office No. $40 S2!u street, Hicbmoad.
BE sure your tickets read via Dalton and Calsrh
tor feima). X. G.. BARLEY, Gen. supL
JoHS B. PECK, Gen. Pass. Agent
JOHN N. WHY. Tr1yc!inS Agent au fS-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
M 1871. CHRISTMAS. 1871.

nr;7- 1871. CHRISTMAS. 1871.
PIZZINJ'H CONFECTIONERY
so7 BROAD STREET.
py,,1y CAEDIEa FRENCH CANDIES
FANCY BuyEs, GERMAN sUHPnIsE'
CIrRUN. CuRRANTs-
RAISINs GELATlNE,
FIRE-CRACEEES, FiREWohh5'
ToRpEDOES,
DorLg. MAGIC TR1CKs,
GLAZED FRUITsr C9YSTAbLihro NJ =
A largo stock Of Gu ristmss soouS ln,t ,e'u.'sn'
plain candies III $50. per pound
r.encb Candles nj so and 7Sc. per pound.
For large qasntlticu discount.
FJZZtNTs,
s07 broad street
20 30-im o -- 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12

ME- BLANKETS for Beds, Cribs, Cra'
dies, Horses. and Tohacconists;
CARRIAGE BLA6K1;TS;
CALICO COMIC RV A.BLES at 20? IS, s2.''' - -
and "a;
NE LAME COMIC ETABLES at s5;
WOOL QUILTS al AIN prices:
HoSrY,COMB, BRIDAL, khHAMhR9' emu
NARsEILLEs QUILTS at low prices
NLHvY BEOTaHRs,
las and lal5 Main street
crralas COasErs Re the bee; in the world
for the price. w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-12
a U II A L d l. | Il L.

1TOE LIVERPOOL AND s<EgSs
INhkE LIE OF AkIL sIEkAERA sAllt =
FEoN tsH IoEK E ~ 81 @ IT u
RATES or PAssAGE. ..,..
Eit9s cabin 3:ssrESe.
70 Psr,s.-....-.,.. ~ 70 Sst,s ,.>..,.,..n
Ticketc soia - go frVn1 Erxi"Gi, irs'>Sa. hF'
shs CcItiDcu5- 4: nGcrr AZ l-sec.
Fo- further ;afoc.c alton supss /: taF C2GpA'f'
ossccs, jOEE 2.'DALE. AScai,
Il broadway. Sss foik; o. 70
JoHE W. WYATT, Agent. HicamoIe- Il. ~,
EAMGsRlVEa 6TEAMbUArs.tSIgs
% CUMPANY..-EOR NV YORK, 944sss--l-ss
PHiLADELPHIA. BALT.MQRE, .kQHiiI,l.H,|
iKas ~ 4x .2S 81 s,V Ksa'kI e. Ia
ELIzA HAN *
caves eorp Ssp's' Ma. e a q Hosis, s
ahoye-ns,ncs, places On MONDAYS. HE&nt.-
OAYS and FKIDATs, ~ HSLF-r aoT tx :.
H., and returos en- Tuesday, Thursday anu -
Passeu gers con vee. at Norfolk With the Oh :
Line cleaners for Baltimore, rh:.sdelso4a' 81
Train leave, City ro,r, ios re;e:sbuss e. -
rival or steamer. . &,
Fare 70 New York .......,...-....,.....-7!.
Fars 70 fhllade!p %
Sase 70 SStLialete....-.-...'-.'' -'''"'''''"' ~
nonnd trip sesats 10 ;Hortoi s:d Ts:sFa -.
riCkKfs ON GALE ., eAkR&K GU
srelsat received arsdsys, Thursass., saa y.
.ardsys, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, 3oa]ol, hSi:
more, sad principal land,nS3 on Chesa pSak6e ~
soSABlE Rates. Freight recaivsa fso@ -
Ressas Tor way Isas'sss sass he pssg. 1sas
O1ee. Campany's ~esf:
nYIs Branch oface, corner Main and III sS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-12
The queen Sisters.

These accomplished crtistes and troupe gave
an entertainment last evening to large and
hppreciativs audience. They viii give another
performances Tonight with new programme.
Go and see the play.
Mr.. Wallace Britton, who sustains leading
characters in most of the plays, has performed
in the principal English and Northern cities,
and his talent recognized by the most impartial
critics.
Mr.. Richardson in his "Chinese pastimes'
adds variety to the performance, and shows a
dextsrity acquired only by long practice.
Though one of the youngest of his profession,
his merit has been recognized By the most fash
iopable audiences in other cities.
The entire Troape is composed Of ladies and
gentlemen of high order of talent, rs their ex-
hibitions clearly eyincs. The Queen Sisters
have been travelling through the South, this be-
ing their second season in Knoxville.