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Attorneys COxs,p;ai.,

attorneys Complain,
''''' OF Indiana. Dubois County !.
=" lhe Common Pleas Court of Du,'
= County in the State Of Indi,.,a n,.'
Term, A. ID. 1872. 'O0
: Isabel Srnothers
VS..
: Nancy Woodward. /
Mary Head, /,
Elizabeth Drain.
William Drain.
Rcbecca Sumner
Phillip I. summer.
William Owens,
James Owens.
john +. Owens,
i.ebecca cwrns,
Margaret Elicit.
Eliza j. EIliett-
Mariah j. Eliie4t.
Ecbecca r. Elliott. pa
John Brcnts, s~ica.
William Rrents,
Ellie A. Erents, i
Samuel Brcnis.
Laura a. Eycnss.
Mary Il. BreMts, and the
chiidren and heirs of
kouan, now deceased
who was In her lif.-,iale
to married one yan.es
feeder whose names
are unknown.
RE III X NOWN, That on. tB;s IT,.
- day Of March, in the year n7c ,t.
!; named plaintiff, by her xttor,a "e
,,,eu III The Office Of tie Clrrk or ~
common Pleas Court. ,.o,n,'i. .'e
ieainst SAID defeD danis, in the above H.
'''led cause. together with afIidavit. 81 .
'ohlctant person, t.at the rc.;jen".A
~ me children and heirs Of Rons'
.ecder, whose names are ucL n,w" 1.h
ne plainliil, and Margaret Ellie, E,;.
.;,,;' hetecca +. Elliott, N,riaL j
.l,iotf. Mary Head, james Ow-ns A..
'nMh"Wn ard it also appears y, al.
avii that diligent inquiry ha, h.an
maze !" ascertain their residence. Tho,
,amcy Woodward. Elizabeth Dr,;"
; niEa'n Drain. John Brents, WilTsn,
'rehts. Ellie y. Brents, Samue, pr.n,'
aura \. Brents and Mary Z. Nrsn,.
re not residents Of the State of Tnd;sn.
nal cause of action exists ayains, .h"m
saiu court. and for the partition ~
~ estate. and that they are neces.arr
ir'ics thereto.
80" defendants are therefore. hcrel,y
;''he = OF the filing and pendencr ot
~ c"inplalnt against them, and that.
'''ss they aplear and answ or denur
tre'o. 10 The calling OF said cause on
se'"hn day Of the next Term OF s,iJ
'nl. 20 hc begun and hold ut the Corr
Gus" ~ Ja> per. on the Isl Monday IN.
ioocr next. said complaint. aud N,
"lers ana Things therein contained and
eg'u. VIII he heard and Determined
their ah,cnce. '"
b-sZiL B. EDMONSTON. Clerk
u ne Dubois Common Pleas Cour,
;. T. ScHArFH. AIRY.
Ang. 9TH ls7a-Sys. <,- ),
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- lion. Carl Scliurz made spcc,h >,
zen City list Friday. Ills rereuijnn
go was q perfect ovation 10 ihs ai.-
,lnsulshed liberal orator. a ~feanho,i
.oa" OF exctlrsionistS " itIr fine band
rom New Albany. were nong the del.
-. ,aaies. lie spoke ut Evansville on
ihnrsday and New Albany IN Saturday
10 immense audiences. His 7assage NJ,
me river was marked by greai enthusi.
asiii and the gathering of large crowd.
which he addressed shortly at several
PAGES and his reception at New \ lbanv
was magnificent in numbers. ms w,ll n
beautiful in banners, torches and Music
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Or. RICK ENNEY'S
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sore Throat ara Toouh.ch-.
~ "a'arii s"ri IN tho tufur. ,ha.. AL r,.a vii
~ "n ~ one" ~f'h"r' u >.sv'' ana nt-ra.., fr...
s"'' ~" sgisi thr never. i.irr hill Trnie IRE.
Pill - br A~kthney. aud ih.r..i,.r
LING .fssz'h and viscr to the sIno.t
ursirvyed cons iilti.H. brought ai,.at
~ ne long coniins~d chs aud
Fever and tie use Of p.,i-
ciccs That have filled n,
produce rsd.rs,
cure.
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pebble 81 IN. country have In vain .oueh, TO And
tarangi sau Dc sond doubt rslisbie-thst wssd
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Public Speaking.

HON. BAYLESS w. HANNA
WIN address his fellow-citizens At tn.
following times and places:
Hartford. C1wfortl county Saturday.
August 24iP.M.
Jasper. Dubois, county No,a.
August 26lP.M.
winslow, Pike county r,..,
August q. JPN.
Petersburg. Pike county, w.d.
August s,IP.M.
Let everybody turn ont and hear -.
eloquent champion Of Reform. Com.
one, come all. and bring your families
with you, so you will not be in . hurr,
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.verybody is invited to be present.
and hear what has been done, what Is
proposed to be done, in public business
~ your servants, the public officers
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on - a good COW and calf for sale for
- &. DOANE.
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Hon. s. K. WOLFE

o.uc candidate for Congress
man. VIII address his fsllow-citizens in
Dubois county, at the following times
and pisces:
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'o' Indiana, Dubois County, !. |
=" lhe Connon Pleas Court of Dnl'
county, In the State Of Indiana o.,'
Term, A. ID. 1879 'ooI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE HEBREW SUN
pAY SCHOOL. annual examination of the
Hebrew Sunday school took place Sunday
It was a very creditable affair, and much
praise is due the superintendent, assistant
superintendent, and teachers for the able
manner in which the pupils acquitted them
selves. Committees were appointed to exam
ine the various classes, who awarded hand
some book to the best scholar in each class.
This was in addition to the regular prizes,
which were given TO each scholar who had 10
tickets. After the examination, recitatioDs
were given by several of the pupils, and adj
dresses delivered by the superintendent, Mir.
Charles Millhiser; the assistant superintend-
ent. Dir. julius Straus; and the chairman OF
the Sunday School Committee, William Low
enstein, Esq.
The exercises closed with singing by the
school and benediction by Rev. DR.. A. S.
Bethlehem. The average attendance on the
school is about 225 pupils and an able corps
Of about twenty-five teachers. The school
is composed Of children and teachers of the
various Israelitish congregations of the city,
under the management of committee con-
sisting Of Messrs. w. Loyenstein, W. Fleish-
man, and Isaac HutZlcr.
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DIVIDENDS. National Bank Of TJ--
9inia has declared dividend of five per
cent. out Of its net earnings for the past six
months.
The Merchants National Bank have also
declared Il dividend of five per cent. out of
the net earnings of the past six months.
The Merchants and Planters SdringS
Bank have declared dividend of four per
cent.
The Stale Bankof Virginia have declared
a dividend Of three per cent. out of the net
earnings of the past six months, making
eight per cent. for the year, notwithstanding
their late losses.
All of the above dividends are free Of all
taxes.
The Virginia State Insurance Company
hnve declared semi-annllal dividend out OF
the profits of the last six months of five per
cent. free Of all taxes. and added a consider
able sum to its surplus fund. This company
has attained position amongst our home i'll
sllrapcc companies second to none, and de-
serves the prosperity which has been Sc
cured under the efficient management Of its
officers.
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MANCHESTER HTEMS.

A CoLLs1oN.-Th through mail train
from Petersburg Yesterday forenoon collided
with a small cow near Riders. iDflictine
slight injuries on the latter; and near the
tannery the train was stopped to allow the
tiremen to drive cattle from the track. Ihe
cows are so obstinate and stand so little in
dread of the engine that it Is said this If
q freullent occurrence. If the stock along
the line of the road is not kept up or looked
after, some serious accident may be the re-
suit. As it is, the officers are required to eX-
crcise the utmost vigilance to prevent such
an occurrence.
PAINFUL ACcIDEST.-Edward Reynolds,
aged about twelve years, son Of j. Mon
roe Reynolds, west end, fell on Sunday even.
ing from fence at his fathers residence and
broke his leg. He was the time in pursuit
Of birds. Dr.. Archer was called in, applied
the proper remedies, and yesterday the little
sufferer was improving.
The FREEzE.--The establishments on the
water-line were yesterday ut q deadlock
mills. Efforts will be made by Others to re-
sumc to-day. The railroad shops and tobacco
factories have resumed operations.
TIE CHRIsTMAs-TREE.-Th promised dis
tribution of Christmas gifts to- the infant
class Of the Methodist church will take place
New Years day at 4 o'clock Z. N.
RING OUT THE OLD YEAR. &C.-Thosc who
desire so to do will have all opportunity OF
sitting out the old and watching for the new
year tonight at the Methodist church.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Lafayette Div
sion, Sons of Temperance, had no meeting
Saturday night. This organization is in q
sickly condition, but will make an effort to
meet next Friday night to elect officers
Saturday night is the worst night in the week
for meeting.
Stuart Lodge, ]. o. o. F., and Manchester
| Council, Friends Of ofTcmpcrance, elect officer:
tonight
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Police Court, MoNDAY-Jusiice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Henry Taylor, charged with fcloniously
breaking into the house of ". Sanderson i'll
the nighttime and stealing property to the
amount of IS. and Sydenham Payne, charged
with reckless driving, had their cases con-
tinted until this morning.
Charles WilkerSon was fined 81 for being
drunk and dsorderly.
Andrew Harris was sent to Jail for fifteen
days for stealing lot of wood from some
person unknown.
Quite number of other cases were before
the Justice, but the parties were all dis
charped.
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The Ssrakosch Concerts.

Max Strakosch visits Richmond with hls
company OH Thursday the 9th of January,
and will give two grand concerts ut Assem-
bly, Hall. 1t Is rarely the case that the cul'
tiyated musical taste OF this city has such an
opportunity of real enjoyment as will be
afforded next week. Aside from the eXten-
siye reputation which the Strakosch troupe
has gained for great musical ability, it is com
posed of young and attractive artists, and it
has been many day since such company
visited Richmond.
Miss Annie Louise Cary, the favorite Anne
rican prma donna contralto, who We'd with
Nilsson, and who acquired such extraordi'
nary popularity during the Nilsson season, Is
a member of the company. But the relntro,
duction of Mile Carlotta Patti, the queen oil
the concertroom, to the American public
assures every one who shall attend the Stra,
kosch concerts at Assembly Hall that it Will
be an occasion of no ordinary interest to the
lovers of fine music.
Signor Mario, Mile Teresa Carrcno, SiSnor
Eyasc Scholara (the basso cornico of the lead
ing opera-houses in Italy,, Mons. Emile Sau-
ret (thc yioliuist, whose reputation is extend.
ed in Germany and France), are some of the
members of this justly celebrated company.
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SPECIAL N0TECES.

1sbR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS, as !, ,ur-
gat!vcRnsiicine, stand nnrivaied. Their action is
uniform, tcrtain, and safe. They entirely vege-
table AID not cause those gripping pains that most
nils do
August >SNovcmher o, 1855. = Or. H,iiidm II.
TIT: bear SRI have long been a sufferer of tor
por of the live and dyspepsia, and in search Of re-
lief have trscamost every medicine recommends
ed for those disGsc, hut have derived half the
benefit from ar.of them as have from your Ncge-
table Liver Pills They are Invaluable and would
recommend them 10 ali with dyspepsia, sick head
ache. and hiliouscss. Yours truly, W. J. BLAIR,
hate OF Danvllc, VI
pr. TUFTS II uTE-DYE leaves no ridiculous
ttnts de cS-eodiw&w
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TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 81, 1872.

this season by more interesting performers
than these beautiful and talented children.
The evenings entertainment closed with the
rendition of the popular afterpiece The
Little Sentinel" The bill will be repeated
this evening. The house will doubtless be
crowded, and we can promise all who attend
cllaste and sparkling entertainment.
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PAY Your CITY TAXES To-DAY.-This Is
the last day for the payment OF city taxes
Parties who paid one-haf of their taxes in
July Inst aud fail to pay the other half to-day
will have 10 per cent. added to their bills
Those who lave not paid any portion OF
their taxes for 1872, and fail to pay to-day
will be charged 90 per cent. additional.
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CHURCH NoTEs.-Rev. Thomas u. Dudley,
Jr., of Baltimore, read the service in the
morning and preached in the afternoon at
the Monumental church.
Rev. james &. Minnigcrode preached at
St. Pau's at night.
Eight members were received into the
Second Baptist church on Sunday.
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DEATH OF SISTER MARY LoUls.-Sister Mary
Louis, one of the teachers at the Monastery
of the Visitation, Monte Maria, on Church
Hill, died Of pneumonia on Sunday evening.
The deceased was thrty-nine years Of age,
and had been Il professor of religion for
about nineteen years. Sister Mary Louis
was a daughter of the late Mr.. David VIII
hanson, Of lhc county Of Baltimore, Nd.
was highly educated and accomplished
lady, and her loss will be greatly felt in the
institution in which she held SO responsible
q position.
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~. .vns,DAIS FOR DISEASES Pc

r-7y- RusADAIS FOR DISEASES Pc
,.rFItE 10 FEEtLES.--HUSrsvILL Ala,
,r;le -reatissSD.-I desire 10 call your at
,,,,fj,u a. tie r;Ec u Mrs. iiatton. Sou viii re-
,au,r. .nal las; sumner consulted You In regard
:, n.~ a;geqs,,--tn4t { falling OF tho womb, or n
.i,o,l,r affection, of Thich women Of all classes
.ar,r s, much. pro urrd two bottles OF ROSA
u,I. j.. which. with wv more bottles, l ann happy
,.,,. nayr had She mot beneficial aud gratifying
racc'.
Ynu arc nj liberty 70 FER 20 me, and nse Mrs.
IIattou,> name. iG y"U 80 desire, in making known
The merit, OF ynur valuoie pr"rarliion' ROSA
pAi.i~. In conclusion. 1,cpl Tie thanks OF MRS.
yIylto4 a.lh com ,,irsrut>t.
Yours tr:ly. +. I. HAIToS'
Register Cned States Land o:'icc.
DO aS-L4llgN
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AUCTION SALES THsEs DAY.

LYME 6 BROTHER will sell az =. VI. n market
farm. on the Williamsburg pike. adjoining the
National cemetery. Il miles below the city.
COOK & LAUGIiTON will sell al lOi A. N. aspleH-
did lot of furniture, carpets, mattresses, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at No. sl7 Broad
street, mt Ia Z. NJ. showcases, mirrors, saloon
tables, saloon and storc-lxturcs, &c.
DAVID L. PARKER. United States Marshall will
sell at II A. NJ, at No. 1923 Main street, boots
shoes, &C.
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ST. JoHS's GERMAN LUTHERAN SUNDAY
ScHooL.-The children of this school were
regaled with Christmas-tree Sunday eve
ming at the church. Presents were made tt
all the scholars, and the occasion was highl,
enjoyed by all who participated. Short ad
dresses were made by the pastor (NIr. Charlie:
ScholZ) and others.
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ELECTION OF OrFicERs.-At n meeting OF
Rescue Council, No. l, Jr. o. U. a. M., the
following officers were elected: c.. Frank
Ruth; ". C., Henry +. Phillips; r. s., James
Curtis 4. r. s., William Hamilton; +. s,
Louis Messersmith; Cond., r. +. Pierman
W., William Wallner; |. S., William Trex-
Ter; o. S., William Bakey. Trustees: NJ. +.
Richter, o. +. Wise, and William Rohr
Treasurer, NJ. +. Richter; and X. Z. G.,
q Il Wise
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CALL AND SEE TIE WALTlIAM AND ELGlS
WATCHES, Gold Opera Chains, Leontines, Chate-
llines. Necklaces Gold Spcctacies, Goid Ihlnhles'
Gold Pens, Gold Sccrc-buttoi Go'd STUDS 1olu
Lockcts Enamccd Iockets, AID rich Jcwclry and
Silver Goods and Opcra-Glass at c. GESSET's,
oppOstc the post-oficc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

SLIPPERY STREETs.-The Strect-crossings
are still in n most slippery condition, and in
some localities exceedingly dangerous. On
the corner of Seventh and Main there was so
much ice that it was with extreme difficulty
that vehicles could pass, nearly all the
teams falling down in the attempt. One
horse was seriously il not fatally injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

TIE 1CE-BLocKADE in the river continues,
obstructing navigation some miles below
City Point. The agent of the New York
steamers notifies shippers to remove their
freight from the company's whalf, and that
he will not receive freight until further
notice
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MILITARY FUNERAL.-The funeral Of w. Z.
Prescott was preached ut the Seyentb-Street
Christian church by Rev. j. z. Tyler, of that
church, on Sunday evening last. Company
A lice Guard), Captain Taylor command
ing, of which the deceased was member,
turned out in full uniform, and escorted the
remains to Hollywood, where they were in
TERED. The usual miitar, salute was tired
over the grave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

CoLoRED Sons OF Observation-Disclosures
OF OrFlcERs.-Living Star Division, No. I,
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing quarter: Il. II. SaylcS, W. P; j.
II. Morris, w. A.; Robert BrlXton. L. s.; X.
B. Gaines, 4. Il. S; Dan. Parker, +. g.;
Lewis Dckerson, T.: William Jones, Chap
lain; William Williams, Conductor; Major
Christian, a. c.; T. Ii. Sheppard, I. 5.
Frank Carter, Q. S.; G. b. Anderson, L. D.
Aaron Drew, =. ". Z.
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NJ GREAT ATTRACTION
AT RBIGGSs BAKERY
707 MAIN STREET.

Don't fail to call
Al BRlGGSS BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET.
ORNAMENTAL CAKES
AT BRlGGS'S BAKERY, 10Y MAIN STREET.
FRA1N AND FANCY CAKES
AT BRIGGAS BAKERY, 1O7 MAIN STREET.
wIE GRAND DUCHESS
AT BRIGG@ BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET.
Il KINDS OF CAKES
AT RRiGG&3 BAKERY. 707 MAIN STREET.
FAMILY CAKES baked and ornamentcd
AT BRlGGs'S BAKERY, 7O7 MAIN STREET.
PARTIES SUPPLIED
AT BRlGGS> BAKERY, 7o7 MAIN STREET.
BRANCH STORE AT 4c6 BROAD STREET.
BRANCH STORE AT 426 BROAD STREET.
BRANCH STORE AT 426 BROAD STREET.
fdel7l
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IMPos1TIoN.-A person passing herself un-
der the name of Emma Read, pretending to
be member OF the Grace.Street Presbyte-
rian church, and in great dcstitution. has
been asking and receiving charities ut the
hands Of citizens. Whatever may be her
real name or necessities, we are authorized
by competent authority to say that her pro-
fession OF church membership is an impos.
sturss
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~ nECEMREN. ~.

II DECEMBER, E2.
\I.(v SIGtWL>. CLpAkS. ND DRESS GOODS.
T. II. I'KiCE y CO. are ur ming daily
STRIPED and REnCiiE SH,WLS.
,NteI-FS. plata and trimmed:
1.DN\N ~tNE!'S. GUlrCiH CApES,
El.ANNLT->IIhWI>: SATT EMS. al shades;
OTTOMAN CLOTH. RI IS. IMPRESS.
lt;t-I PrrLI\S, FRENCH itSHMtkES.
I;Afk al!.. COL. I.UEED SILK.
I,EtI-GEktN>. &c.
MOURNING, GOODS. great var ty:
Iti\t and >OI'AEE BLACK rilBiT SIIAWLS,
~, .sui CACflTMiEE >liAWL>,
rI,tNkE'T>. Ff.ANNEL>. COT 'ONS,
MERiND SHIRTS and DhAWE.S,
GLOVES. COk>tTS.
N,w FEENCII ald AMERICAN rEINTS, &C.
j.. ID 7. 4. IslCE & co.
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THE CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT this after
noon and tonight at Virginia Hall, under
the auspices of the Young Ladies' Circle of
Industry Of Centenary church. promises to
be one of the most attractive of the holiday
season,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

DRAWN Jury FOR IfENRICo COUNTY COURT
The following is the drawn jury for The
January term of the Henrico County Court
John VI. Brauer. Henry L. Goddin. John
W. Ammons, James A. Throckmorton,
William w. Enroughty, Frederick Betty;
John n. Gordon, George Meyers. Edward
Drinkcr, Thomas Fl. Crenshaw, William j.
Hutchcson, Harris c. Hobson, George W.
Eubank, S. c. Kent John S. Mosby, Henry
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isfsElaAEs NOTICES.
MT GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW-YEAR.
WHAT TO BUY AND WHERE To BUY IT
GOOD AND USEFUL ARTICLES FOR
PRESENTS.

Handsome EREDuANDKERCHIEFS
Rich SILK SCARFS and Err
CHIEFS,
Elegant LACE aud CROCHET TIDES.
sATCHELs.
FOCKET-BOGKS and PURSES,
FRAMES for Photographs.
CARVED WOOD CAKD-RECEIvERs;
JET, GILT. and GoLD-pLATED JEwELRY
GLOvE-BOXES,
HASDKERCHlEF-BOX
WORK-BOXES,
CIGAR-BoXES,
TEA-CADDIES,
SHELL BONES;
KID, DoGSKIN. BUCK, and WOOLLEN
GLOVES and GAUNTLET>;
CIGAR-CAsEs,
SSUFF-BOXES,
HAND LOOKING-GLAssEs,
POWDER-BQXES,
SILK GARTERs,
sLIPPER-PATTERNs.
HANDSOME FANS,
NUBIAs,
snAWLS,
CLOAKs,
sACQUEs,
FTRS,
FINE SOAPS,
COLGATE's ami PIIALOS's HANDKERCHIEF
EXTRACTS,
TABLE-CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
DoYLIEs,
TOWELS,
BLANKETS;
PIANO, MELoUEON, TABLE, and sTANL
COVERS:
Handsome CASSIMEREs,
VESTlNGS,
LACE and EMBROIDERED SETS and COL
LARS and CUFFS, and COLLARS ant
SLEEVES:
Fine CORSETS,
RUGS,
WINDOWS und CURTAINS,
| anu hundreds of other articles,
AZ, of which can be seen by calling at
| LEVY BROTHERS.
| lie IS 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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WE CAN COMMEND MEssRs. GEORGE L. ROW
ELL & Co., OF New York, 10 those Of our patrons
who may have occasion toadvcrtise In papers beyond
their immediate vicinity. us the firm have business
relations with the press throughout the whole coun
iry.- Qnincu (IMl Wig.
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER IF your teeth are
going, and you have not yet tried the "SoZoDoNI "
rs prcscrvativc. try II now. Abandon I'll other
dcntifrices and give 1t fair chance it Is guaran-
teed to be Us harmless as water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

RICHMOND Bound SCHOONER AGRoUND.-A
dispatch from Lewes, Delaware, states that
the schooner Prudence, from Philadelphia, for
this city, is aground on the bar hear that
,,Io
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

DEATH OF A COMMITTEE CLERK.-Mr. ". s.
Roher, of Rockingham, one of the Senate
committee clerks, died at the Monumental
Hotel on Sunday morning of consumption
His remains were sent home the same after.
noon,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

The COLEMAN SIsTERs.-The Coleman Sis
tiers had flattering reception at the Theatre
last night considering the threatening clouds
overhead and the siush under foot. They
appeared for the first time in this city in the
sensational drama of /. Driven from Home" /"
which was most creditably presented, and
received enthusiastically. The boards OF the
Richmond Theatre have not been gTaced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

PERsoYAL.-Governor Walker left the city
Yesterday at noon for brief visit to friends
in the North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

ALASKA BOAS AT FIVE DoI.LARS-TESTH SUP
FLY THIS SEASoS.-P. WEISIGEE & Co. have just
received another lot of those handsome and stylish
boas. Of which they have sold SD many. They will
be sent anywhere in the United States NJ the above
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

HANDSOME HUDSON DAY SABLE SET OF fURS-
price Sl0O--for sale at =. WEIStGER & CO.'S
Would make splendid Ncw-Ycar's present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

NEw-YEAR CAKES.-PIzZISI has full llsupply %
cakes for receptions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

CoRDIiLs AND CAKES for your receptions OF
New-Ycar's day may he had of PlZZISI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

NEw.YEAR'S PRESESTS.-Sothing would he
more suitable for a lady than 4 handsome set OF
fllrs. =. WEISIGER & Co. have n fine assortment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-31

Boys CARS WITH EARS FOR FIFTY CESTS-Thc
cheapest cap sold. The very thing for the wilt
ter weather. For sale ut =. W EIsIGER & CO.'S.