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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02

AN "AcCoMMoDATING RAILRoAD.-The
Peoria Qllinois) Rcuicao is responsible for
the following:
"In these days of great complaints
against the exturtion of railroads IL is re-
freshing to hear Of corporations that study
the comfort of their passengers. Such q
one, according to J..W. Parker, is the twen-
ty miles Of road from Jacksonville to
Waverly. A lady wished to get off the
train to see a neighbor. They stopped the
cars fifteen minutes until she went up and
found her friends mt home. Then she made
up her mind that she would stay there !;
whereupon the conductor and brakeman
seized her trunk and carried it to the
house, distance about quarter Of mile.
For this piece Of poltcnesS the lady
returned her thanks and peck Of apples.
The railroad men accepted both, and
returning, divided the apples among the
passengers. One of the passengers had Il
note that was overdue on a farmer near
the track. The conductor stopped the
train, hunted up the man, they sat down,
reckoned the interest, paid the money, and
the happy recipient got on the train again,
and it proceeded on its way. By this time
the apples presented by the lady had been
consumed, and as the train was passing an
orchard the conductor stopped the train
for third time to allow the passengers
time to fill their pockets. In answer to re-
marks that it was an eminently accOmmo'
dating road, he replied This is the ac.
commodation train and we do about at
the majority want US to. If they say
stop, why we STOP" This is an actual oc,
currence. Can any other place show so ac'
commodating set OF railway officials :"
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Ajtllmond 9ispatrh.
.DECEMBER 2, 1871.
ny THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER TRAN THE CoABISEE
REGULATION CT ALL THE OTHER DA1Ll
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
Grants Weakness.
Fccm The Ncw York sun, Independent.

From thu Ncv York tun, Independent.
1t is certain that General Grant. If nom'-
mated, would fail 10 receive The support OIL
the best ard abeSt men in the Republican
party. The popularity he attained through
his militsry achievements has been utterly
destroyed hy the discovery that he Is not
only unit TO discharge the high duties that
have devolved upon him in his civil capa-
city, but that his personal characteristics
are such as to give offence to all decent peo.
pie. His lawlcss fayoritism, his excessive
love of money, and his bcstowal Of high
offices in return for presents his ablect
fui, and his supcrcilious contempt
for the masses who have placed
him in power; his arrogant disregard
OF legal restrictions; his encouragement OF
bribc-'akiug; bis suspicious connection
with the moncy-getting schemes of dis
reputable spectators and adventures ;
his support of the siaye-tradcrs of Cuba
against the patriots who are struggling for
their own freedom and half a million OF en-
shaved Africans; his disgraceful anu iile-
gal action i'll placing the commanders oil
American ships-ot-war under the orders oil
the mongrel impostor Baez, and his general
| reck!eSSness and incompetency, have all
combined to produce q revulSion in public
ittitue NutCH " Ill lIiakc lCSclt ulanueSC aI
| he proper time i'll Il most cffcctual manner.
The ablest Of the Republican statesmen
| feel the deep humiliation Of serving under
a President OF SO low an intellectual grade
while the great mass of the intelligent peo-
pie Of America are ashamed to see the
highest Office in the nation filled by man
who is so dull that to save his life he could
not write commonplace Thanksgiving
proclamation in good English, and whose
poverty Of ideas is such that he cannot
| make speech Of three sentences without
| rendering himself an object of derision.
There can he no doubt that an honest
| patriotic, and really able Republican
| statesman, Of enlarged ideas and liberal
views, nominated in opposition to Grant
and drcceiying the support of the Democracy
OF the country, would be elected by al
unprecedented minority; and that the
| adoption OF such u policy py the Democrats
| would be evidence Cf profound politica
sagacity, as we'll as noble, patriotic feeling
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CHANGING THE CHANNELS OF TRADE
The New York Tribune, In an article upon
the foreign commerce OF New York, makes
the following statements:
"The shipping tonnage Of this port for
1868 was 155 200 tons less than In 1865, and
the total decrease Of tonnage entered and
cleared from 1869 to 1870 was 1926, 1874 tons.
This falling Of was equivalent to the whole
tonnage twenty years ago. The Increase
of population from 1860 to 1870 was only
1873 per cent. against 80 per cent. during
the previous decade. Moreover, it can be
established by figures which cannot be
questioned that the loss Of trade by New
York was in exact proportion to the com.
bined .,;tin of The rival ports Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia. and Boston. This is true not
only Of the hinge in the western business,
but also Of the wool, sugar, and coffee
trades, in which there has been falling off
i'll this city corresponding with the increase
in the rival ports named.'
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THE THEATRE.-Last night Mr.. Letting
we'll had his benefit, and was complimentcd
by a full and fashionable house. The acting
of the beneficiary in his tayoritc character
Of Sam Sample. the billiard sharp, was in
tue highest degree humorous, and gave en.
tire satisfaction. In the burlesque of Alad-
din, US the Widow Twlnkay, he was also
irresistiblv funny. The matinee this after
noon ought to be largely attended, not
only in view of the low price of admission,
but because the popular burlesque OF Gin
derclla or the Glass Slipper will be pre-
sented. Tonight, also, tue bill is prom
isptl.
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COOP NEws-LaSt week we announced
on Official authority that work would be
commenced on the Cumberland Gap con-
ucction rs soon rs the same could be LAID
out. We have since learned that Colonel
L. +. Johnson, OF this place, has been APP
pointed to visit the landholdcrs along the
route and obtain the right of way, and that
nc will enter upon his duties at once and
prosecute the work with his known ability
and dispatch.
The corps making the preliminary sur
veys will be through with that work by the
first week in December, when they will go
10 locating. SO we may reasonably con-
cude that the work will he let to contract
early in the spring and Immediately pushed
through. Bristol Courier.
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POLICE COURT, FRIDAT-Justice r. r
Wh'te pressding.-The following cases were
George Gothwitt, charged with baino
drunk and unable to take care of himself
and. also obtaining S. from Ellen Desurn
under false pretences. Discharged.
James Berry, charged with being drunk
and a common vagrant, and abusing the
sum of $50 for three months.
j. W. Young, charged with assaultinp
ana Kicking Colyer Nash. Fined 81.
DR.. Berg, charged with assaultlug aud
abusing the wife of L. Lovingstine. Dis.
missed on payment of costs.
Augusta Lovingstine, charged with tres.
passing on the premises of and abusing
benjamin Burta. Dismissed on payment
OF costs.
Jordan Read (colored, charged with
stealing cloth coat valued at s., the pro.
perty OF NJ. Huson. Honorably discharged
not u theft ..." o.
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TAX NOTICES.
CITY CoLLECToR's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, Ugcemb Der !, 1871.

hiCAsUSD, Nh'1 bSSSh1oSA ., iofis }
rEIO TAX -PAYERS.--In accordance with
4 an ordinance OF the city, the Coilector's Of
ace, In The City Hall. corner eleventh. and Broad
streets, viii bt open daily FROM the lsTH 70 THE
3isr DAY OF DECEMBEK Inclusive, from o
O'Clock A. ~. to so'clock L. IL. for the purpose
OF receiving from all persons WHO nave already
psid one Ia tlf of the city LAKES charsea 10 tleM
th- remainlrg halt. -, 49,, -.,,
The Collector viii further receive 'Ec unpsid
REAL AND PERSONAL
Ia bills from al persons VINO nsyc not p@lo lAeir
taxes for the ycsr ls7t.
The Collector would respectfully call tho atter"
ton OF all tax payers TO tue ordinance .ssea 'st
May, 1871, as foilowa: -, o. a..
WTEN PFR trNT. viii be aided 20 the
amount OF said remain ming half or The tax chafgen
IN every c.se where tue party s;.essgu 'nn ia ~.
TO paw said remaining hair wHhla me tme 90
iirntt,d. But In case any person having fsiIsd 70
pay h TIL. month Of June sss ,a 1t ns nsy es thy
whole amount thereo: ON or before tEe aiss day OF
Deeem there shall be AIDED M Tss5y p9s dsn
DUE JDHS 4. hrnHAoAs
Geiim Collector OF CITY Taxes.
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JOB IRlSTING.--Wc call the attention OF ner
chaots clerks OF courts, shsrifTs, lawyers, rail
road, steamship and canal officers and agentg anr
I'll others having orders for printing, to the faci
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB
L1slfMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of ail kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish Al
short notice Cards, Eill-Heads, Letter Heads
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hand-Bllls, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. satisiactio,
guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02

In tina. beautiful poem OF Moore's, "Lalla
Rookhn which ha. been described as ''beads OF
pearl on thread Of gold,n the ladies OF the East
are described as the most be IutIful creatures In
The world whose skins we're soft as the air they
breathcd aud as fresh is the dew, and much sur
prise mas been manifested that they were BILE to
retain their freshness through every change OF
tn It variable climate. Nessrs. MEADE & BAKER
have discovered the louglost receipt, and now re-
till the article al 81 per bottle. ASK for Andalu-
Alan Eslnl
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LAWYERS AND THE LICENSE TAx.-The
members of. the bar, it seems, are not satis-
lied with the decision lately rendered In
their cases In regard to the license tax i'm
posed upon them, aud, MS will be seen in
another column, have called meeting in
Judge Wcllford's courtroom to-day at .
l.. M. TO consider what is best to be done
under the circumstances.
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WHEN WILL THE TICHBoRNE TRIAL END
The London Daily NeecS Of the 10Th ultlmo
says that at the conclusion OF the eNamlra'
lion of witnesses on the previous day, in
answer to question from the judge, Ser
ocant Ballentine said he could not say when
This 81 ,ss of witnesses would be exhausted.
It was impossible for him to limit his case,
and as long as he had respectable witnesses
as to identity he was bound to call them.
"Then," said the Lord Chief Justice,
"ycu have no idea when your case wilt
end:" mot the least" replied the learned
Sergeant,
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WHAT CANAL DoEs.--LaSt Saturday
!, $50 $40 bushels of corn, $500 bushels of
oats, Gl3, 500 bushels of barley, 1,396,977
bushels of rye, besides a large amount of
coarse freight, ailoat on the canal. Since
that time $40, 900 bushels OF wheat, 800, 900
bushels of corn, 900 bushels OF oats,
14l 900 bushels of barley, and $4,000 bush.
els of rye. have arrived at New York.
Ttcrc is Il chance that the freight will go
through III spite OF Jack Frost. AT all
cvcn,s.wc shall hope for the beSt.--Butdto
(N. " Commercial, 29th.
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CALICO BALL.-Thc ball for the benefit oC

CALICO BALL.-Thc ball for the benefit of
the Hebrew Benevolent Association, which
took place at S;hotfs Monticello Hall on
Thursday night, was one Of the pleasantest
entertainments Of the season. The attend
ancc was very large, and the variegated
calico costumes of tue ladies, and of some
of the gentlemen, contributed not little
TO the @ttractiveness Of the scene. We may
add that we have rarely seen as many
pretty girls in a gathering of its extent.
The managers Of the ball may congratulate
themselves upon perfectly successful en-
terlaiumcnt and upon repcnishcd trca-
Sury.
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INSPECTION OF THE GRAYs.-The Rich.
mond Grays, Captain BossieuX, We're in.
spccted at the Old Market Hall by Inspec.
tOr-Gcneral Owens. Fil'ty-six men were in
line, and their fine appearance and excel.
lent drill was complimented by large
number of spectators present. The inspec.
ton was in every WAY satisfactory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02

SALES OF REAL Wellington God
din, real estate agent, sold Yesterday three
lots IN Sidney, as follows: Lot on the
southwest corner Of Main and Laurel
streets. with comfortable brick tenement,
tor 5000; lot in rear of the above for
81 300, and lot on the north side OF Cary
Tor Doycr) street between Laurel and
Cherry at s16.25 per foot, or $3.50. DR..
William II. GWathmey was the purchaser.
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Sons OF AT a regular meet
inc Of Harmony Division, Sons OF Temne-
rance, held on last Thursday evening, the
following officers were duly elected, and
afterwards installed by George B. Davis,
local deputy Thomas B. Hicks, worthy
patriarch; d. H. Munson, worthy assocl'
ate Charles S. Rady, assistant Tecordine
scribe. Vice 4. j. Terry, Z. u Belts aho
A, B. Owens, resigned.
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obPhEaE COURT or ApPEALs.-The arc11.
ms 1nent M IN the interesting case of Wilson rs.
ne Cnesapeake and Ohio Railroad was CON.
Sluned yesterday-George D. Wise and Ro.
pert Howard for appellant Page g. Marry
and >. b. Young for the appelIees. The
sult was brought for the value of baoo, ae
worth about 800 alleged to have been iost
on tne chesapeake and Ohio railroad or 1s n
connecting line. ''' "a u
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THE FAIR 1t Assembly Hall offers unusual at-
fractions to-day. In addition TO the beautifully
decorated tables, exquisite needle-Hork, useful
and ornamental articles, and celicacics to tempt
the palate, the special attraction OF roller
sksting will be added this morning and TO-
night toaturdsyl H ali dozen experienced
sk lters will skate for the entertainment OF vlsi-
tors. Let all who desire 10 witness the perform
snce come. The price Of admission remains the
same as at other times, ten cents season tickets.
admitting entIre family, ffly cents. Come one
nnda aI
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TIE CENTENARY FEsTIvAL.-The enter
tainment provided by the ladies of the Cen
tcnary Methodist church at Assembly Hall
continues to attract gay crowds of ladies
and gentlemen, who never full to be pleased.
The array Of fancy articles aud catables is
one that has been seldom surpassed on such
occasions. This is the last night; let there
be crowd present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02

LIVE STOCK WEIGHED.-The following is
tho statement of live stock weighed ut The
city scales during the month of November,
1911, by L. Gimmi, weigbmuster Cattle,
S42 weight, 7Sl,975 pounds; sold at 2H
acc, gross. Premium cattle, IS; weight,
A., $50 pounds; sold al 1@l3c., gross. Sheep,
235 weight, 16 GlO pounds sold at 496c.,
cross, @ Hogs, 500; weight, 1S4 ,9a4 pounds !;
Sold at 6a6ac., net. Lambs, Per head,
S2.5O@s3. Stock sheep, per head, s2'oeg
CD
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND Posr-OFFIcE DECEMBER l. ISL
DR.. j. G, Boatrieht, Danyille, Va; Mrs. 4.
S. Bernard, Newsom's Depot, Va; st.
George Carrier, New jersey; ". Hooker'
Richmond w. ID. Meador, Mattoax Depot,
Va; Mrs. .. Nj. Burfoot, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. G. Il. Cham yerlain, Guilford, Conn;
George Washington Long, Glada Spring
uil1
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a."ays kept 1t on hand, and have given it to man,
Ok our friends with universal success: but beip,
low nearly outof 1t. will thank you to send m,
one oozen more, or say where can ob.ain IL IN
New York. = - =
WIN pest respects, and hoping soon to hear
from you, -
Yours respectfully, r. MAITLAND.
hy private address is Z. Msitland, ls2 Skim an
street, Brooklyn, NY. :.
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MUSIC AT uALF.PRICE.- JOHN MARSH 0ls
ain street. will sell YOU any quantity OF the latest
and most PC pular music from all catalogues In the
United States lin lots Of Is and upwsrds) al hast-
price from now until January ISL 1917. MUSICAL
instruments for sale, pa7ab in monthly install
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EVENING SESSION.

The Convention met at { 4 O'Clock in the
main audicrce-roon Of the church. The
suhiect--pa>sed by during tle-morning ses-
sion-viZ., :, "Modcs of Teaching was
taken up, and an essay read by Professor
J. a. Turner, of Rollins institute.
at the conclusion of Professor Turner's
essay interesting addresses were delivered
by Rev. DR.. Randolph, of Philadelphia,
and Eev. Mr.. Whitsitt, Of Tennessee after
which the Convention adjourned sine die.
One of the most interesting features Of
this occasion has been the sweet music rem
dcred by the choir, which is led by Captain
Potts, Each night the services have been
rendered more impressive by the sweet
strains of the organ, under the touch OF
Professor peticolas, and the really splendid
singing of the choir combined.
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CFFICE OF HOBBS & HEBBERD. |
lis FULTON STREET, NEW YORK,

DR., J. S. Pembsrtor, Atlanta:
Der sir,-lt Is now two ye-ra since puFcnAs. u
fro,n Won, In Columbus, some OF your GLOBE
vior syrup, 10 take with me to New YORK tos
use In my family. Ny wife, who had been ssnet- r
ing for some time with severe cough ana M Al 10
unpleasant taccoupaninents. after taking only .
few d sss was entirely cured. We have since 'hen
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
J. 2 :. ~ J. d. 6 X 4 : q Z X =.
49, ,fI.p IT MN

y = = :. y = J. D Z T. = = . z Il
81 SL0AD aT&L*1.
.Ec .r,lr...y:t or Tt.nRE pRTMlTa aiS (twr
ID. n, tic lat. EJgt ID Far, taking al
:''ls nr.a That nere a-trdcu for lace. W y A.
N- sc. =. ..arc. offers TO III. ladlts OF Rlca'
" -" - .cCI for Loo IT p"itlng of unc Laces
t., L4 . Cur a!as, e!c.
.t. i4st 'tc-iq q,d 4 flee assortment of NE l.
f&.I LECt, DIlTN!ty~ !'ACESETS,
l.1n tt>F anu COZ + hHS e The vt-s
8, ' g a'.I nL 4 most re Evnab 6 price.
Do n.-E.lrh -. a.u aLirr ot he .su.es 10 new
...~ i!,.u pI j n Fli.Y :Hc!udtn. THE new
' 20 ..Nrr Hru uuc T..uCL Z Ii gDocs y, Il, u"i
's .a tie .eoding cities. IN e&r Calf snc eS'
al,n W 1853 all.
-. Ica"m er, Iac.cs. TIA. MIS-. GRANGER
e.. apr nee 'rCc orshIrpc all lace goo0s bought
.Lr ,G.I YER. uJ!l Tu, ih&o2In
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PERsoN NAL.-John Bell Bigger, Esq,
clerk of the House of Delegates, has re-
moved from Hanover TO Richmond. He
has no competitor for the clerkship of the
next House, and will probably be unani-
mously elected.
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DEATH UNDER DISTRESSING C1RcuM.
sTAHCEs.-A little daughter of Mr. j. j.
Wilson, commission merchant, was SO Sc
verely burned Yesterday by her clothing
catching fire that she died in few hours.
The child was one of unusual spriehtincss
and intelligence, and was not quite four
years old. Her name was Fanny Maude.
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fhhIf 8 ASTRAL OIL non.explosive) and pure
xero5eue oil Just received and for sale by q. W.
fAkhAR' corner OF Twen,y-ffth and Leigh
streets ana MORRISON & FAREAR, Broad street
between Twenty. fifth and Twentv.sIx,h a,rao,,
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

7. Z. wEIaIGgR VIII cell at IL NJ, for DR.. A.
Monteiro, in front Of the custom-house, bis
farm near the Williamsburg pike.
RICHARDSON & CO. viii sell at ?. M. n build
ing lot On the sou.h side o. Cary between
Foushee and Adams stsetts.
COOK & LAUGHTOS will cell a: IL NJ. the stock
or drugs and medicines contained In store No.
Ala Franklin street.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ, al
the horsc.l lot, horses, mules, wagons, &C.
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RESERVED SEArs.-A good many mem
bers of the Senate and House OF Delegates
have already secured seats and had them Ia
bellcd The Senate chamber has been a
good deal improved by repairs.
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sLE1eHlSo.-1r this cold snap continues W
VIII soon have fine sleIghlng. What would h,
more comfortable than one OF e. B. SPENCE q
con heavy oyercoa:s. Gail at 1900 Main stree,
for b ISgains In clothing.
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LECTURE ON TIE SUnBEAM.-Ycstcrday
morning Colonel L. II. Shields delivered a
lecture before the young ladies of the Rich
mond Normal School. His subject was
"The Sunbeam"
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kDvERT1sE.-Our merchants seeking trade In
any portion of the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. NJ ELLYsoN & Co. will
take advertiser :nts and have them inserted et
publishers rates
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Z ave 20. are still selling best anthracite Goa
A. a. rom se.7S to s. per ton Glover Hill from
~s.J' W s'oo per load. Wood at 10 NEST prices 70,
''''"' Hlneteenih and Cary or 70s Grace street
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COMFORTABLE. w hat Is more agreeable these
cold days than comfortable overcoatt e. b
SPENCE 4 SON keep fine stock of these desira
BILE articles. Call and supply your wants.
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ehlHT-IALk.-Talking OF shirts reminds IL
tnat n. b. SPENCE & soNa arc selling very heavy
unoersnlrt at the low price of one dollar. Can a,
1900 Main street for bargains. :"
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MAGIC TRICKS AND sTEAM-ENCISEs,-Pa-
rents should bear In mind to call ut PIZzINIS s
and zee those interesting magic tricks and toy
engines. just the thing for Christmas present.
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Every lover OF the beautiful will admit ,h,,
hrs.sANpoLPH's improvements in photorranb,r
pictures excel In beauty and durability ever,
LEE fA Nv 'n'
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EL-HYbat,.- q
RrI&

i. JLrkR, 8gES&
, ruRGEuH :3ENJlST. s&sssE
tFTIcE, gIJs jAl& SiH.ET,
..--a:..ns elegantly ana g"Nt!y performed.
'-.'' Irr-h ;T,lIi .rd It,: "llh1ut pain
. ...t.u sr.,cy.c !u Fro.o nye 10 Ieu niiy u.es
..'raL.. CGI an. -. s!EcimcAS o! bt1u,
a.l-' @GTE. Warranted II ptric;t III, anu
sr- -& IL. p4r.'1stH ~ aItlcui@;'oa ano
.E...u nj tI,, it.tura. tr,. h. &C 81 IN
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Snow FROM THE SoUTH.-The cars from
the South which arrived here yesterday
morning were covered with snow when
fell between Wilmington and Weldon.
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Snfls'mas Is coming. and we would advise al
wv want fresh and cheap conseotioneries aut
GOOD things generally to call on our friend %
COLUMBUS. Ola Broad street -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02

CHRISTMAS ToYs.-PIzzIaI has just open.d Il
large and beautiful assortment Of toys, which he
is selling at low figures. Has toys 10 suit both
girls and boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02

hhkr YOUR HANDS wARM.-E. e. SPENCE 4
CON have large stock OF gloves. Goio lam Hs, "
street for cheap gloves, ' - AL