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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20
LOCAL MATTEhS.
Holiday G00ds.--vSiseTc IL i;"S' fhcE

Holiday G00tls---EViseTc IL isHS' thcin.
As Christmas Eve draws lcir, il is highly
important that the Christians r,i.a should bc
in readiness. and il should hr t!,c hest that
can be had. BGiGt$, tie i.c!t-,n"Nn baker,
saves the cook much truilll, atd tie house
wife much annoyance by haTn" 'l:c>c ready
prepared and on sale. lie furnishes cakes OF
the choicest kinds, and lhc!> - 10 ii>k OF
spelling in the making o: ,h> lAk'ng. AT
either 7O7 Main street 0r I-j ;totd street
his facilities for doing sl!ch work ana clc-
CANT specimens OF lis skill may be seen, and
the most Skcptic;ll convinced.
But if you prefer to have humc-mdc
cake, nobody has right tO @rlnnhlc, and GER
tainlv our friend \. AEsi.t.l. Will not, for lie
has at 1872 Main street the very best cake
moulds to be found. They arc made after an
improved pattern, furnished by some OF our
most successful hovsekcepcrs, and always
give satisfaction.
BEvERlpGE e CHESTERMAN, whose line sup
plies for the pantry were noticed yesterday,
will he found at Brook avcnTc, instead of
on Broad street.
For cigars, wines, and liquors. which may
be relied upon as i'll that they are represented
to be, we commend those sold by Colonel ".
II. CAsklE, on Twelfth street below Main.
The firm of which he is Il member have uil-
usual facilities for getting the best goods, antl
they always avail themselves OF them.
STAREE 4 RYLASD's windows and shelves.
mt 9l5 Main street, present attractions not
easily resisted by persons OF refined taste.
Their stock embraces rare collection OF tine
ciromos, photograph albums, work.boZeS,
writing-dcSks, bibles, prayer-!uoks, hymn
books, Juvenile books, and gaines. Nothing
will please your wife more or add more to
the cllecrfuness of your homes than one OF
those rich chromos, which can now be
bought so cheaply.
by the way, We heard yesterday on good
authority that JoHE NJ. HIGGlNs has just re-
ceiyed another lot Of that fine old Irish malt
whiskey of Mcehan'S, Of which h" il 50 good
a Judge; "not II headache in Il lallcl OF it,
he says.
The boxes which obstrlct the sidewalks at
the corner of Ninth and Main streets, and the
busy statesmen and eager crowds il the Dol
LAR STORE, look like business. Rich and
poor alike wish 10 remember t'l'lr friends nj
this season, and NlcS>rs. CAMPBELL STE
VEINS treat all alike. Who ~ poor that he
cannot raise dollar 1T Christmas: And no
one knows what dollar will Illy until he
examines the wonderful variety Of articles,
both useful and ornamental, If this store.
Persons of all classes plroniZc i;ii| establish
ment and are satisfied.
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sryCrIoN SALES TEFIs DAY.

COOK & LAUGIlTOS will sell ut 10 \. NJ, at the
residence No 5J7 Third street, between Clay and
Leigh household and kitchen furniture.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR will sell mt IL NJ, on the pre-
misses, real estate in the county Of Chesterfield
near Manchester.
w. GODDIN will sell at l.. W. ana q M. iour
framed tcncmcn;s on l'road street ana Il Ergc
number of vacant lots.
LYME & BROTHER will sell nj l. II. n grist-hii
and land attached three miles below the city
near The new Central turnpike.
GRrRI,S l. WILLIAMS will sell Il; T. NJ. Il build
ing lot on the north side OF Gay between flr''
and Fnshcc streets.
L. f. NEWRUEN viii scll III /. u. two i'riia
In Chesterfield county near il.=s'"f STALLION.
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SERIOUS ArFRAY.-On Monday evening
several young men standing near the corner
of Eighth and Franklin streets were insultcd
by party of drunken negroes. An affiay
followed, which resulted in the wounding
by stihbing Of two white youths-Flank
Dunlop and Il son Of Dr.. John G.. Skelton-
aged about fifteen. Young Shelton was very
seriously cut in the arm, an artery being
severed, and was also cut about the face but
his wounds are not considered dangerous.
Or. T.. ID. Cunningham was called, and gave
him the needed surgical attention. The ruff
fans who made the assault have not yet been
identified.
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BUILDING Up WASTE PLAcEs.-Workmen
are now engaged in tearing away the old
rubbish i'll the building recently occupied
by X. +. James & Co., on Main street. and
which was partially burned lately, and pre-
pairing to roof in and finish it off in neat and
comfortable style. Elsewhere i'm the city inn
provemcnts and additions of this character
are going on, besides the many new buildings
which have already been mentioned in the
DisDdtch,
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HOLIDAY LITEEATUEE.-TheJ January Scrib-
ner-a splendid No. Of that most popular
Of mmgazincs-is received from Ellyson &
Taylor, 111G Main street. The table of con-
tents is really brilliant, and the magazine is
profuscly illustrated. Sheppard's etchings,
Christmas in Ole Virginny, are excellent
i'll design and full of llmor. We have also
from this firm the New York Ledger, Apple-
tons Weekly, the Ne'r York Weekly, and
other papers.
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POLICE Court, TUEsDAY-,Justice j. j.
White presiding. The following cases were
disposed Of:
William II. Laley, charged with stealing
one coat of the value of SO, the property of
Henry Zauhuf, on the 18th of December, was
honolably discharged, the act being done
under color of right.
James Wingficld (colorcd), charged with
being thief and vagrant, was bound over in
the sum Of 500 for three months.
Charles Johnes and Ned. Schass, charged
with fighting in the public street, were fined
s. cacb ---
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN FAIR-CHURcH HILL.
The ladies of this church opened Fair last
night for the purpose of raising means to fit
up their Sunday-school room. They have
spared no pains to make it as attractive as
possible to seekers of useful and fancy arti-
clcs, and their refrcshment tables are loaded
with AL sorts OF good things to tempt the
palate, and articles suitable for Christmas
rifts
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READY FOR THE IIoLIDAYs.-At tns bookstore
of BENJAMIN BATES, on Main street nearly oppo-
site the Dispatch Office, may be found one OF the
finest stocks Of gift-books standard works IN prose
and poetry bibles, prayer-books hymn-books' Juye,
nile books writing g-dcsks, work-ooxes, airuns' anu
choice stationery, ever exhibited IN hiehhoho' n.'
RATES has selected these goods with care expressly
for this markets and Invites the attention Of the pn
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g. THE TEMPERANCE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
We have been requested by several members
of the Sons and Friends OF Temperance 10
state that those Orders are not representedlh
the Vigilance Committee appointed 10 see
rooms on Sunday is complied with.
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JOB PRINTISo.-We~eall the attention OF mer-
chants clerks OF courts shcris, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents. and al! others
having for printing TO the facilities offered Mt
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. for the
proIupt and faithful execution OF all kinds of JoB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
B-Heads, Letter Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Biils, Catalogues,
Bills OF Fare, show-BlIs, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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SEyyING.MACIIINES.
HOW TO CHOOSE A INK
... SEWNG-MACHINE.

Allow canvassers to tlk awhile, ana so and the
machine they condemn. .g ..u. IT
Observe against which machine their jealousy and
hatred Is directed; then go and see why is.
Mark well what machine they seem combining to
defeat and drive out of the market, aud you will un-
doubtedly be safe In choosing that one. X.
Our customers are repeating to us so much that Is
said against the DOMESTIC" and ourselves that
we are convnced 1t Is only because 1t is the BEST,
MOST DURABLE, AND SATISFACTORY seEing-Ma-
chine sold In this city, and their enmity Is directed
against our machine and ourselves because they all
know 1t cannot he beaten In fair competition, but
has wider range of work, IS more simple and GER
tain to please, where customers arc5n@ interfered
with, than any other. i. AVERY 4 CO.,
dc 900 Main street
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TIE ALLEGED HOTEL RoBBEEy.-Sarah and
Richard Lawrence (coloreO were again be-
fore Justice White yesterday on the charge
of stealing lot of crockcryware and other
o,4;cIes from Ford's Hotel, and also having
in their possession robe valued at 800, the
property of Mrs. S. C.. Deane, of New York.
The witnesses FILLING to be in attendance,
the case was again continued until the Soth
instant -fA. fa
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DEPOSITORY AND WoEK AGENCY OF TIE
EPISCOPAL City MISSIONARY AsSOCIATION.-
The Episcopal City Missionary Association of
Richmond have established Depository and
Work Agency on Main street near the cor
ncr of Fifth, where perSOns-male and fc-
mulc-dcsiring employment are expected to
be supplied. 1t is open daily Sundays eN-
ccptcd) from 4. VI. to 3P. NJ, and on Sat
,irdays from p. NJ. to ! p. NJ. in addition to
the hours mentioned for other days but to
be supplied with work persons must apply
TO their pastors, and accompany with their
applications their names, residences, and re-
fcrrnccs, and at the same time specify the
kind of work they desire.
The prices for sewing engaged at the office
will be regulated by the matron, and the
work approved by her before delivery. The
Office will be responsible for payment when
the work has been approved by the matron.
Ladies' who have been accustomed to rely
upon their nccdle-work for support may send
their articles to the depository, where they
will lie offered for sale without commission.
When desired, the names Of parties applying
for employment or Offering work for sale will
he kept secret. Persons who may desire to
aid the association in dispensing the benefits
of the depository by giving employment OF
any kind should send their names and resi-
dcnrcS to the matrOn ut the office. Merchants,
too, who can make contributions, and families
who can furnish clothing to be used by the
Dorcas Societies, must send them to the de-
pository.
The Executive Committee has long con-
suited together in reference to this import
ant measure, and it has met the approval and
support Of the rcctorS and Of judiciors
Christian men and women in Richmond.
The following are the officers of the insti-
tuition: President, Rev. Charles Mimi igcrodc,
D. d.; Nicc-l'residcnt, Rev. Il. G. Dashicli.
Executive Committee: $. p. Moore, 4. Bar
gmin, John l.. Williams, Richard II. Meade,
W illm +. Gray, II. 5. j. PEBBLES, William
Ellis Jones, David \. Walker, Thomas Potts,
and Samuel M. Bayey.
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THE WEATHER HERE AND IN THE MouN-
TAlSs.-A cold, penetrating rain set in here
Yesterday morning just before o'clock, and
continued until nearly ) O'Clock, when II
ceased to fall, though the air was still very
raw and the clouds dark and threatening.
Passengers by the Chesapeake and ONO
train last evening reported that snow was tall
inr briskly at Staunton when the cars leff,
and, that for many miles east of that point ii
was still showing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

INVESTIGATION COsrMITTEEs.-We would suc.
ec' TO the members of the Legislature rs 1t Is get.
ting fashionable to Investigate everything, to intro.
dnce Il resolution inquirmg how IL Is that f. D.
SPENCE Il Son can sell L heavy undcrshlrt at the
low price Of 81 and box Of paper collars at 10 cents
and other articles of gcntlcmen's wearing apparel
at proportional rates
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

BRITISH Consul FOR VIRGISIA.-11is En-
cellency Governor Walker has been officially
informed that Denis Donohoe has been ap-
pointed by her Majesty Queen Victoria
British Consul to the States of Virginia,
West Virginia, Maryland, Tennessee, Mis-
souri,, and Kentucky. The consulate will be
located i'll Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

TIE DOLLAR STORE, corner of Ninth and Main
streets, opened Last night the largest and handsomest
stock of fancy goods ever brought into the city
games, toys, vases, wood-drtwings, and everything
You conld imagiue. Where the proprietors get their
goods is mystery to us. We saw them open goods
which must have them more than they intend to
sell them for, ...... ......
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CHARGED WITH LUNACY.-AIaria Lewis (col-
oref). arrested on the charge Of being luna
tie. was yesterday committed to Jail in default
of $50 security for three months, she declar-
ING that she was sane, but had only been beat
by a man at Chimborazo, who had set dogs
on her, and twas for defending herself that
che WIS arrested. - - - ~
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE DECEMBER 19.-
Miss A. Thomas, Richmond; j. q. James,
Memphis; Baker Brothers & Co., Baltimore,
Md; Miss Lizzie Smith William Conrad,
washington Mrs. M. NJ. HaInbrick, Wash
ington; Major Peyton Randolph, White
Sulphur S. :.s,at l y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

ELECTION OF NICE-PREsrpENT.- the
annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Comnany
the directors have held a meeting and re-
elected A. Y. Stokes, ESD, yicc-president of
the road,
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OFFICERS OF THE FIRST REGIMENT CoMy1s-
sloNED.-Governor Walker on yesterday COM
mlssloncd John a. Sloan colonel, Lucien L.
Bass licutenant-colonel, and John ID. White
head major, Of the First Regiment Virginia
Volunteers. '....'
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WORD TO oADyERTIsERs.-There is good reason
To believe that the circulation of the RELIGIOUS
HERALD larger than the combined circulation ofall
the other (tive in number) denominational papers
published and printed In Virginia. Our charges for
advertising are very reasonable. Look into this
matter for yourselves. -4.s. .s.
RELIGIOUS HERALD, Richmond, Va, December
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MILITARY MATTERs.-4tt 4 mectin" of Com
pany c Guard of the Commonwealth, First
Regiment Virginia Volunteers, held Monday
night, Captain John i. Purcell presented his
resignation, which was accepted. y resolu-
ton expressive Of the regrets OF the company.
at the resignation of Captain Purcell was
offered; after which an election wlS had,
with the following result: Lieutenant {. }.
Anderson elected captain: Lieutenant j. v.
Bidgood, first lieutenant; Lieutenant VIII
liam NJ. Hill, second lieutenant; Sergeant \,
Randolph, Junior second lieutenant; and Ser-
eeant j. l.. Waring, orderly sergeant. a...s
The Howitzers met Monday night also,
and in their new and handsome uniforms
drilled to the satisfaction Of Il number of
spectators. This company is composed of
some of the best matcricl in the city, and it is
stated that in the course OF few months
they will have their guns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

PERsoNAL--Major Jed. Hotchkiss was in
the city last evening.
Colonel George William Brent, of Alexan-
dria, and DR.. w. b. Robertson, of Lynch
burg, are ut FOrd's Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

THE New BAPTIST HYMS-Book, recently adopted
for Use in our city churches, than which there is
nothing more suitable for Christmas or New Years
present. may be found In great variety at ELLYsoN
& TAILon's, Main street. As they 90 into use JAN
uary lst, this Is just the time TO make glad the hearts
~ uour frtanJo
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DlD 1T OCCUR TO You ?-Did 1t occur to you that
the old man needs IN ovcrcoat that Your brother
would bc pleased with beautiful nccktic, that your
poor lricni needs warm undcrclothng, and that +.
B. SPENCE 4 Sons, 1890 Main street, Is the place
TO buy these and many other useful Christmas pre-
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GRAND RE-OPENING.--IoHNsON, the popular
restaur.nt-keeper, will reopen his famous dining
saloon OH this day "wednesday, December Goth, and
wishes to see all his old friends ut the old place Free
egg-nog in view of the holiday season and the good
time coming. Remember the place, Twelfth street
I,.l, Nain {
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Sent TO JAIL FOR STEALING IRoN.-In the
Police Court yesterday Justice White heard
the case Of Annie Williams (coloreD, charged
with stealing pi@-iron from the Trcdcgar
Company. adiudged her guilty, and sent her
to iaii for live days.
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HUsrINGs CoURr.-In this court yesterday
the case of Martin Alley, charged with shoot
ing Robert Petway, was continued. The
evidence was concluded, and George D. Wise,
commemorative attorney, will to-day COM
mence the argument in behalf of the Com
mOnWcalth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

If vou want to see the handsomest and best parlor
heater go to ARsELS, 732 Main street, anu see the
one with silver front and at the same time GET one
of his coffee pots, cake moulti or bread pans, ior
Christmas they lave choice lot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

W. c. SMITH has opened, In addition to his stock
of Chlldrens Carriages, Large aud desirable as
SortInent OF Toys 1T low prices. A call Is solicited
from all In want of such articles at il2 and 4i Broad
street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

Hsg THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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ALWAYS READY" About four years ago. says
Mrs. &. V. CooMES, of Easton, w. Va, .t / pur-
chased 4 WILLCoN Il GEEs Sewing Machine. 1t has
mere than met my expectations. have done the
principal sewing for eighteen persons since that tmp
anda great deal for my ncielhors. II is altcdyS
refdy-nlrayS In orte. Have broken ttco needles
n f,,u. yp1rS'
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DO NOT PUT IT OFF till the latter part of the week
Dnt 80 TO ANroNI's to-day and get some of his
french candies and fruits, pruncs, figs and other
things, for Christmas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

We call attention tn the fine stock OF Rum.
French Brandy; Madeira, Sherry, Port, and Cham
pagne Wines; B Select" "Alleghany," and other
fine Whiskcys; offered by Mcssrs W. d. BLAIR &
CO., corner Ninth and Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

WEST & JOHNSTON, just above the post-oflice, have
one of the finest assorments goods in their line for
sale In this city, consisting Of elegantly bound books
imported wrIting-dcsks, juvenile and toy-books.
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Will. BE SoLD-The whole of the large stock
childrcn's toys now In store and arriving at TRrB
Belts, lll2 Main street, will be sold before Christ
mas. Take your choice ~
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WHERE have you bought your candies far Christ
mas 2" said a lady on yesterday. Her answer u,a
"PizzrN1s; andr said she, abe IS selling his nIs,,
cano'es, made of double-refned sugars at twenty
nse cents pound, and the best French candies at
fifty cents'' -
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade in any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. E.LYSON & Co. win
tlke advertisements and have them inserted at pub
fishers rates. - ya
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Go to ADAMS steam bakery, Twelfth between
Main and Cary, and branches, 5lG Broad and 1872.
Main street. There YOU will find the finest and
cheapest plain and ornamental pound and fruit
cakes; also mince and other pies and cakes In
abundance. a.'
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COMMITTED FOR STEALING VEAL.-James
Robinson (coloreG was convicted IN the 70
hce Court yesterday Of stealing shoulder Oh
veal from Peter Lawson on the ,l6th Oh De-
cember, and sent to Jail for ten days.
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The streets in the eastern portion Of the city are in
horrible condition, aud In order to prevent having
their nccks broken would suggest to those having
business there to get their necktes Of L. B. SPENCE
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Two schooners are now dlscharglng the very best
anthracite crate and stove coal for CHARLES H.
fAGE & CO., Cary and Nineteenth streets. Parties
supplied direct from the vessel with it, clean and
nice, at seven and eight dollars, for the money
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

SANTA CLAUS has left a good portion OF his pack
OF Christmas presents at ELLYsoS & TAYLoB's,
Main street where would advise all the children
To snnd thrir narents for their silare of them.
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What would be more appreciated Christmas
present than dozen shirts, drcssing-gown, couple
of lambs wool shirts or any Of Il hundred useful
articles to be lip,Ind ut L. B. SPENCE & SONS.
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A steim-cngne n locomotive makes frst-class
Christmas present, but any unable 10 purchase
either Of these will find 1T T. Is. SPENCE & Sons
articles much better suited to the pant:lloon-
ing community.
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THE BAD WEATHER. does not keep away from
EILYsoN j. TAYLoR's those In search OF holiday
goods. Indeed, many seem to prefer II, Tor they
then have more leisure to examine the line assort-
,nent ON their counters and shelves ,sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

"oRK-BoxEs, ALBUMS, BIBLES. PRAYrR-1,ooYs
games picttrc-books, and everything suitable 70,
Holiday gifts In their line, may be found at ELY.
SON i TAYLoR's.
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For BEAUTIFUL SETS OF JEwELRY and the latest
novelties call at GESNETs, opposite the post-ofce,
where can be found the prettest goods In the line
bridal birthday, or holiday gifts; Watches, Dia-
msnds, or Silver goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

EVERY BOY In Richmond wants copy of Z" Walk.
ABOUT Richmond" Buy that boy you know one OF
them for Christmas gift T. L. D. WALrogp. Oh.
Main street. sells lots of them.
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The low prices at which Messrs. ELLYsoS & TAY-
LOK sell many of their very excellent Christmas
goods is matter of surprise to all who examine
them; and but few who look ut their stock fall to
nIirrhnSc.
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AT WORK ALL SIGHT.-TRIBBETT was busy all
night last night arranging his splendid assortment OF
toys and confectionery, just arrived. Call at Ill:
Main street to-day.