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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

MATRIMoNIAL.-Despit the inclemency of
the weather the Presbyterian church was
well filled Wednesday night, the occasion
being the celebration of the rite of matri-
mony between Captain James 3. Fitzgerald,
the popular Chief of Police of Manchester,
and Miss Mary Burton, one Of Manchester s
best known and most admired ladies. The
bridal party were tastcfully attired and look
ed as happy rs people usually do under simi-
lar circumstances. The Rev. Wr. Campbell
performed the ceremony; after which a re-
ccption was held at the residence of the
groom's mother, on Hull street. which was
attended by invited guests. The merry party
did not disperse until long after midnight.
The clerk of the County Court granted
six licenses on the 18th, four Oil the 17tb,
and four on the 10th of the present month.
In 1871 FIVE were granted on the 18th of De-
cembcr, the largest number in one day for
many years. Up to this date, eighteen IL
censcs have been granted for. December
against twenty-0ne for the same period last
year.
CHESTERFIELD CLAINANTs.-But two per-
sons in this county have availed themselves
of the act of Congress indemnifying parties
for property taken or destroyed by the Union
army during the war. To reap the benefits
of the act parties have TO acknowledge that
they never, of their own free-wil or accord,
gave aid, support, countenance, or sympathy
to the southern cause, and that their prayers
were for the success Of the Union army, &C.,
&c. The parties are Mrs. Elizabeth Fl. Clay
and Richard Talley. Considering the nature
of the above obligation, it is gratifying to
know that the number from this county is SO
small.
FESTIVE NoTrs.-The third annual ball OF
Alert Fire Company takes place tonight.
This ball is not for the purpose of raising
funds, but is annually rendered by the COM
rny to its members and invited guests, and
no others are admitted.
The |. o. B. B. will celebrate Christmas
eve night ina becoming manner.
Stuart Lodge, ]. o. .. F., will give its an
nual supper some time during the holidays.
PERsoNAL.-Captain George T. Litchfield,
formerly OF this place. has been appointed
postmaster at Little River, ). G.. This gen.
tleman was a member Of the South Carolina
Legislature last session, and is j Conserva-
tive.
Ballard +. Edwards, justice of the peace
and cX-member of the Legislature, has been
elected Grand Senior Warden of the Grand
Lodge of colorcd Masons of Virginia.
William X. Short, Of Manchester, lately
thought to be insane, is said to be rapidly
recovering his mind.
Charles Morgan, al old Elliott Gray, now
Of Amelia county, was In town yesterday.
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OyERCoATs at low prices at SPENCE i Sons.
OvERcoATs ut low prices at SPENCE & soS's.
OvERCoATs at low prices at SPENCE & Sons.
OvERCoATs at low prices at SPENCE SoN's.
OvERcoATs ut low prices at SPENCE & SONS.
OvERCoATs ut low prices at SPENCE & SONS.
OvERCoATs at low prices at SPENCE Sons.
OrERCoATs at low prices ut SPENCE SoS'S.
OvERCoATS u; low prices at SPENCE SONS.
OvERCoATs Mt low prices at SPENCE & SONS.
SPENCE i SoS-Oyercoatsa ut low prices.
SPENCE & SoN-Overcoats at low prices.
SPENCE & SoS-Overcoats ut low prices.
SPENCE & SoS-Ovcrcoats at low prices.
SPENCE & SoS--Overcoats ut low prices.
SPENCE C SoN-Oycrcoats at low prices.
SPENCE & SoN-Overcoats at low prices.
SPENCE & SoS-Overcoats al low prices.
SPENCE & SoN-0vcrcoats ut low prices.
SPENCE & SoN-Ovcrcoats at low prices.
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hV<Ts0S SAFES TFgsS DAY.

i,lpNAS ". KEE>EE will I'll nj II 4. Ma large
r'lIihCr Of oil-paHlinTs.
,ru'N & LACGHTON will sell 1t i. NJ. in front
at their store, three buggics, ome rockaway. one
.uuy lind.
". GOnDlE will sell at /? VI. tic building known
Is the ACADEMY OF Music adjoining the EN-
change Hotel. Franklin street.
JAMES /. APPERSoN will sell ii IL NJ. The Monu-
mental liotc! property, corner Grace aud Ninth
.irccts.
rHUEBS & WILLIAMS viii sell al L. NJ, in front
II the United States Custom-iI"use, bankrupt:
binds aud lots.
N. UnnnIN will sen At :! =. VI. large brick man
-tnu aud several trained tenclncnts "n Flcasants
-:Trct. opposite Dr.. Strcckei's residence.
IL NJ. & BROTHER viii sell 1t 7. NJ. brick
tore AMI lot. with dwelling over same on the
...'h !uc of Main between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets
'urN & l.hrGHTON viii sell ri 10 \. NJ. house
hold aud kitchen furniture, suudries, &c.
'pVh & LATGHToN VIII continue the larScsalc
~: diamonds, watches, jcwcry. &C, at No. 1906
Main street.
GftBHS 4 WILLIAMS VIII sell al IL NJ. hank
rupt's lands; also village lots and country stores
TOMAS ". kEEsEE will sell at L. NJ. oil
~,uinfiurs
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, December 19.--In the North
west and thence over the upper lakes and
southwark 10 the Missouri and lower Ohio
valleys northeasterly 10 northwesterly winds,
cloudy weather, snow and rain, followed by
rising barometer: cold, partly cloudy and
clearing weather tomorrow. In the Cult
States and Tennessee brisk southwesterly
and northwesterly winds, increasing pres
sures, continued rains, and lower tempera-
lures tomorrow, with occasional light snow.
On the lower lakes and thence over the Mid
die and Eastern States higher temperatures,
falling baromcters, brisk northerly and east
erly winds, threatening weather, snow and
rain, extending to Canada. Warning sig
nails have been ordered for Galveston, New
Orleans, Mobile, Wilmington, Norfolk, Balti.
more, Cape May, and New York.
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PAINFUL AcCIDENT.-Mr. Leroy Belcher,
an employe of the American Rolled Nut and
Tube Company, met with painful accident
yesterday morning, between 10 and IL
O'clock, at the works Of the company in
this city. He was engaged in putting up q
jaw frame, and while adjusting it in its proper
position the rope which held the tackle broke
and he was thrown to the ground headtore-
most, distance of fourteen feet. The III.
iuries which Mr.. Belchcr received were very
painful, but are not considered dangerous.
One rib was broken and he was otherwise
injured. DR.. Tabb attended him.
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHlAs.-At meeting ol
Richmond Lodge, No. "a, X. of F., held last
night, the following officers were elected
john L. Hankins, chancellor commander
]. F. Mayer, vice chancellor; George A,
Lvon. prelate; A. Thomas, Jr.. master OF
eXchequer; c. =. Word, Jr, master OF
finance; l.. E. Word, keeper of the rolls and
scribe j. S. Crenshaw, master-at-arms; o.
\. Hankins, inner guard; $. Fl. Bowman,
outer guard. Past Chancellor c. T. Dan
forth was elected representative to the Grand
Lodge, with Past Chancellor Charles Il. Bin
ford rs alternate.
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A Proposed Compromise with Jay
Gould.

New YORK, December 19.-S. i. Barlow
states that the Erie Company will coInpro.
mise with Jay Gould upon the basis OF
s9,000,0O0.
Lnter.-It is stated that the Erie suits
against Jay Gould have been dismissed, ne
djsporcing the $4,000, 900, as proposed.
The settlement has excited the market.
Erie advanced from 81 to 573. Gould now
owns some 100000 Erie shares, and Is fully
fortifoI
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LEVY BROTHERS SHOW VERY LARGE STOCK
of embroidered handkerchiefs, with Names initials
and notices. ut prices SO low that most any one car
afford to purchase them for Christmas presents. The
elegant initial handkerchiefs worked IN the couvenit
of Paris are we'll worth the attention Of admirers Of
handsome embroidery, and arc sold at the low price
of one dollar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

STARKE C RYLASD, BOOKSELLERS, BIS MAIN
STREET, offer tempting stock Of Christmas goods
such as English and American toy-books in great
variety; childrel's games. puzzles, building blocks
&C.; musical work k-boIcs, the article of the season
musical albums, splendid card-cases, family Bibles
hymn-bocks, prayer-books; superb editions Of the
poets AMI novelists; raplcr mache, rosewood. ma-
hogany, and walnut desks: work-boNcs OF exquisite
finish and style.
Give sTARKE & RyLASD call. You will find
what You want at al5 Nan street.
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JoR pR,srryG.-We call the attention or mer-
chants clerks Of courts sherlffs lawyers, Railroad
steamship aud canal officers and agents. ana all oers
having orders for printing, to the facilities onereo al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT LOT .he
prompt and faithful execution or all k'h"s Q, "oh
ppIIT,Sc. We can furnish ut short notice Cards,
R,l-ucads, Ietter-Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues
Bills of Fare. Show Bills, Checks, Drafts, &c, &c
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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rI L 7 T \ y L 5
CITY CoLLEcroR's OFFICE,

Rl(uAlOND' NpNeuhDCl 1919.
This ol.ce will I've open daily from O'Clock a. N
10 O'Clock J. NJ. from the FIFTEENTH TO
THE THIRTY-FIIST OF DECEMBER NEXT,
inclusive. for The purpose OF receiving from any
person who has already pa!d one-half only OF the
CITI TAXES chargcd to hin the rs,naininE aalf'
"and that ten per rent. will be added to the
amount Of said rcnainlmN balf Of the tax charged
In every case where the party assessed shall fall 10
pay said remaining half within the time 50
limited" :"
But In case any person having failed to pay In
The month of June one-half nt the city taxes due
from such person shall tall To pay the whole
amount thereof on before the th!rty-frst day OF
December there shall be added tweaty per cent.
upon the amount OF the tax so remaining DUE"
ON PERSONAL BILLS.
"The Collector shall annually make out a list or
the taxes other than real estate which remain ui,-
collected, with the Euincs of the pereoDs charged
with such taxes placed alphabetically; which list
shall be verified by his OATH and delivered by him
10 the Auditor ON before the first day OF February,
and copy thereof shall be posted ut the front door
OF the City Hall during the February term OF the
Hastings Court" JOHN +. REGNAuLt,
no 3O-lm City Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

THEATRE.--The state of the weather last
night prevented large crowd from wit
Messing Miss Dargon in "London ASST
rance" Her part, as Lady Gay Spanker,
was well performed throughout, and she was
well supported by the whole company. To-
night she will appear in "Unmasked."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

CHARGED WITH RoBBlSG THE EXPRESS COM
rAsY.-A negro man named John wilson
was arrested yesterday morning charged
with robbing the Southern Express Com.
panv about three months ago OF lot q
clothing which was to be sent to the White
SULPHUR Springs.
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NorfoIk-Thc Weather-United States
SlOOp Arrived.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

TSPtcIhI tCIrsTuIH 10 TIC DIspHlCH'I
NORFOLK, December 19.-The weather is
cold and disaSrceable. 1t has been raining
all day.
The United States sloop.of-war Richmond,
from Philadelphia, arrived in harbor this
morning, but returned to quarantine in con-
sequence Of having spotted fever on board.
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New YORK, December 19.-Money strin.
gent and closed at J commission. Sterling
advanced prime bankers, 1891. Gold, 111s
to 1l1l. Governments closed very dull at
to ! decline. States dull and steady and
prices unchanged.
BALTIMORE, December 19.-Virginia con.
soils, 555; full coupons, so. West Virginia's,
15I-bids.
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PosTPoNED.-Owing to the inclemency Of
the weather the annual address which was to
have been delivered last night by DR.. George
w. West before the Academy of Medicine
was postponed.
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AIa5ana-AnOtl,cr Legislative I'm
Dr0gIio Apprehendcd.

MONTGOMERY, December 19.-The Senate
organized with Democratic officers. The
lower House adjourned after roll-call.
The lower House continues its sessions ir
the courthouse. A establishment of {
separate organization by the Republican:
Is apprchended.
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Police CoURT--JuStice j. j. White pre-
sid,ng.-The following cases were disposed
of Yesterday
Peter Dick, charged with stealing iron
from the Richmond.and Petersburg Railroad
Company, was sent to Jail for sixty days.
Emanuel Randolph and Henry James,
charged with having in their possession one
lot of wood supposed to be stolen. Ran
lolph was discharged, and James was sent
to ilil Cor fifteen davS.
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Alleged Embezzler Acquit cd.

BALTIMORE, December 19.-Ihe case of the
United States against General D. l.. Stanton,
late collector of internal revenue of the Fifth
MARYLAND District, for embezzlement OF
$500 of Government funds, which has
been on trial for eight days, was brought to
close to-day, the jury rendering a verdict
of not guilty.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED to state that there Is
not the slightest foundation for report
which has been circulated in the last day or
two to the effect that the Tredegar Company
or some of the gentlemen connected with 1t,
propose in the event that the State leases the Il,
penitentiary to become bidders for convict
labor. We are assured that no one connect
ed with thut company would, under any cir
cumstances, be willing to employ pehl.en. 9as os
tiary conyicts; or has ever had any idea OF
doinS 60,
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RICHMOND VA, FRIDAY MORNING,

GUILTY OF PETIT LABcESY.--In the Hust-
ings Court yesterday Mrs. Margaret Hart,
the alleged shop-lifter, was found guilty Of
petit larceny. Judge Guigon will probably
sentence the accused TODAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

TIE ADVERTISERS GAZETTE, n book of over
one hundred pagcs, sent by mail to any address for
twenty-five cents. Published by GEORGE p. Row
ELL & Co, Advertising Agents, No. 81 Park Row,
New York. The Washington ID. ca Standard says: !:
- 1t puts the advertiser the track Of saving mo-
ney by judicious outlay, and gives information and
advice that the oldest and most xperienced, well
as new beginners, may find profit in perusing."
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THE TAX on RAW MATERIAL, sc.
Affairs IN, Cuba.

New YORK, December 19.-Tne Aeraa 70
day publishes twelve columns about Onna.
It shows that there are l2.0eO Chbahs unaef
arms. and that they have plenty OF atuhun aLa.,
ton, but laek guns. Had they gums tass
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ALASKA BoAs AT $s.-The sixth supply this sea-
son. The handsomest furs for the money evor seen.
Would make nice Christmas present for small
amount of money. z. WEISIGER & Co. are selling
them very rapidly.
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CHRISTMAS GooDs.-We have examined the
large md beautiful stock of goods suitable for
Christmas presents ut the DOLLAR STORE, corner
of Ninth and Main streets, and must say that IL
comprises the very best collection Of useful and
fancy articles we have ever for the money. 1t
would be to your advantage to go there before max
Ing your purchases elsewhere.
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My FRIEND. HOLD on THERE! WHERE ARE
you going in such hurry? Why, I'm on my way
to BESJAMIS BATES's. the bookseller, opposite the
Dispatch Office, TO get of those beautiful inaid
wrting-dcskS or n satlnwcOd work-box; and then he
has musical albums, ladies' and gentrnen's dress
ing cases, Handsomely bound hooks, bibles. prayer
and hymn-books: besides full stock of Juvenile
books, games, gold pens. pockct-books. and many
other things suitable for Christmas presents. My
friend, give him call If You wish to be made happy
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The sale of tickets for the Yuc de L'Eau Concert
and Gift Enterprise will be continued until Satur-
day the 2lst. Tickets can be had of Captain John
H. Freeman, and vt John c. Page, Jr.'s, li2l Main
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE DECEMBER 10. 1872
Mr.. Cosby, care Or. Cary, Main street; James
II. Silcott, care of L. c. Silcott.
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LADIES WISHING TO MAKE GENTLEMEN A NICE
and useful Christmas present, and gentlemen wish
| Ing 10 make ladies nice present, should call AT
LEVY BROTHERS, ard purchase some of those
handsome initial handkerchefIs worked In the con-
| want of Pm
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Now OPENING, AT THE RICHMOND CLOTHING
EMPORIUM, 1907 Main street, mems and youths
clothing Of the very latest styles, particularly adapt
ed to the season. WILKINSON e WITHERS, oppo.
site the post-ofIice.
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LADIES FCRs are nice things for Christmas pre-
sents. p. WEIs1GER 4 Co. have Just received n
fresh suDply,
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massachusetts Condemns sEr. sumne

BosroN, December 19.-The House OF Rep
resentatiyes to-day by vote of 104 to 7G
PASSED the resolutions condemuatory Of the
course of Senator Sumner in Introducing the
bill into the Senate of the United States to
remove all inscriptions relating to the rebel
lion from the army register and regimental
flags.
The Senate also passed the resolutions by
n vCte of 20 to 9.
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MARINE HSTELEIGEHCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEcEMBEn 10, 1872.

1
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarle, Starke, New York, nerchan-
disc aud passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chanGtse aud passengers, l.. y. Tat,n. ayeitt- T=
Schooner j. NJ. yandcrvoot, Holmes, New York,
old rails. Trsdcgar Company. =.a's -
Schooner j. Il. Ford, Gallagher, baltimore, coal,
p. II. Mayo & Brother.
sstyI.Ep.f y
Schooner Mohawk. WriC LII, Baitmcrc rtd York
river, st Nes. Curtis & Parker. -.
Schooner J Judge Hopkiuson, Baker, down river 10
lead coal and return, Curtis & Parker.
s Schooner Roxanna johnson, y ohuSon, down river
to load for New York.
*.e CLEARED FoR THIS FORT.
NEW YORK, december IS.-Bri2 a1oltke, MraSg,
to load -four for South America.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The lights on The Sandy Hook lighlship are 10 oe
changed from while to red.
tBY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE. December l9.-The ship Da-
vid Stewart passed IN for Richmond
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THROWN FROM His BUGGY.-Mr. r. II.
Talley, of Charles City county, was thrown
from his buggy on last Tuesday night and
very badly hurt, especially about the right
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VOL. XIIII.

were unwilling and advised not TO excite
any discussion or make any epccnlations
about this matter, which we were satisfied
would he productive Of more harm than
GOOD "-..Ns
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For TIE FINEST BRANDS Of chewing and smo-
king tobacco, and choice cigars for the holidays. go to
GEORGE ScnGS's, corner of Main and Eleventh
st reeta.
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CHRISTMAS Goops.-Almonds, raisins, cltron
| currants. cookins-wiuc, old Jamaica rum, fine
Scotch whiskey: sherry. Port, and Madeira wines !;
| at WALTER d. BLAIR & Co.'s, corner Nlnth ana
| ~.
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LEVY BROTHERS OFFER TODAY SPECIAL IN
JUDGMENTS in black and coorcd silk. Everybody's
wife and daughters would like to have enough to
make dress to wear on the approaching holiday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

MEERsCTAUM PIPES AND CIGAR-HoLDERs for
holiday-gifts-a large assortment. warranted genu-
ine-at GEORGE SCHES's, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, December la.-Eiour unchanged.
Wheat steady and In good denand-white choice
and amber, .logfS2iS fair to prime white. Siss0
Sa.os; good to prime red. SI.9, 4S2.os. Corn dun
and declined lc. for southern. Oats steady-sGuth~
ern, soG3s2r. Rye quiet and unchanged. Prosistons
heavy. Pork--mess. Sl3GSlaso. Bulk meats
shoulders, 4.@4sc. RIB sfcs, 56c clear fi.sides,
df@Gfc. Bacon-shouidcrs sic. nb-sidss, sa@ssc.;
clear rib Sides. ssa5ec. Hams, new, H5GQl5c Lard
held ct sc. Western butter unchanged. Whiskey
al.
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GOOD NEWS FOR TILE NEEDY.-Wc propose to
sell for the next sixty days any goods in our stock.
which comprises everything In frst-class clothing
establishment, at 10 TO Is per cent. below marked
prices, for cash. WILKINSON & WITItERs, 1907
Main
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Chain bracelets and glove-bands; sleeve, bosom,
and collar buttons; glove buttons, fan, and hand
kerchiefholders; elegant silver in cases, OPEN
Ing mt SOWLAS & CO.'S,
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M. FLLrsoS & CO., Advertising Agents, DIsPArCB
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any journal of The country at reguls,
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ApyERTrsE.-our merchants seeking trade IN any
portion Of the country should advertise IN tns
papers Of that ecction. M. ELLYsoN d Cd "i'
t,e atyer.keasnts and have them iasertss ss prl'a
nehess' ratss;
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Go TO PIZzINIS and get one of those beautiful
fancy boxes or cornucorid filled with candles be-
fore they nrC all gone
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON. December l9.-The ship Match
,o.s h.s been wrecked off the coast OF North
mmberland, and all hands lost.
Robert Bowles, the Paris banker, has Sc.
c,red bail in s20, 900, and has been released
from Newgate.
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BRowS ALASKA BoAs.-Parties who have beer
waiting for these boas can get them at P. " Ell
cIcr.p Sc
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GFFEs,zAE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGISEER,l
RICIIMoSD, VA, December Is, 1872. :
NOTICE.-Ail persons who have made
~ connection from their premises with the city
sewers. and are thereby enttlcd to reduction or
ouealf OF heir culvert taxes, are requested to re-
port the sie at this Office tcith0ut delay In order
that tho connections may be examined and proper
certificate given to the Collector of City Taxes
CHARLES Ii. DI91MOCk.
&c ls.lw City Engineer.
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Wedding and other parties furnished with floral
designs of every description at MOTIONS, se5 Broad
street. GREENHOUSES corner OF Main and Reservoir
streets.
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Now, DON'T WAIT FOR THE RUSH, But GO TC
ASrnN1's, the couicctioner, this week and lay In
YOUR Christmas supply-8Iain street below The post
office.
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FoR LITTLE GIRL a nice set Of furs would
be the very thing for n Christmas present Go to
z. WEIsIG Err 6 Co.'s. They have splendid as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

CHRISTMAS CAKEs.-Why trouble yourself to
make your own cakes when you can buy them at
PIZZINIs at low rates? lie has both small and large
pound and fruit-cake.