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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17
Wanted.

Honolulu. Dc. IS. ls7a.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

- ~ has been this day appointed 70 take ac-
ane-ts for labor 10 the District OF
Mlalnnlnr aEaui ir ulace q r. NuL
ErurS o. Hall Minister OF the Interior.
-1-erlr- urice- De l. ls-s s65
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

MI hrs as dny been commissioned ~ the
E--ros q C.hr zs Tar Collector q Eva and waianne,
81 ra-r cF d Eakuouzl DECEASED
Ilorzzz- sz1ELrSs, Minister q Einance-
Flnaurl uE-r. r'rc 1t 1s7z So 81
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Licenses Expiring in Dec. 1879.

CHks- = GrIIclI, sec'y Board OF Health.
Iuteru1 1f6ce, June isth, Is7s. $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16
The United States Senator.

Tho Question of who shall be the United
States senator from Virginia 70 succeed
Senator LEWIS Is. greatly exercising many
promibcnt persons aud not a few OF our con-
tcmporaries of the press. The more im-
pulslve OF them can hardly restrain them
selves from lea1ing into the ring and -four
ishiug a lance in behalf Of their respective
tavorites. II is not little amusing to watch
how they fret and chatc under the bi'.
A few OF our friends have drawn pictures
ofthcir favorite. leaving to tie public 10 poini
cat the capable persons 30 dc5tnDed ana eu'o-
rizcd. A near ncishhor, apparently fearing
tha. a<:o might We m exception taken 10
somebody be is in favor Of, reciied the Won
,]erf,, achievements OF meu in various climcs
at extreme old age. Another contcmporary-
las ardent as southern sun c1n make
him who evidently regarded this prh~c
OF old are rs a reflection upon youth, m IN
timstion that senatorial wisdom WAS not TO
be found in young heads. rul w The youh:;
mans nag and defanuy swore that tie "ou'o
sand .by il. lie went further, anu ca'!""
uron tn, ycurg m"u 10 rally AMI defeat i"e
old f,cl.s and old hacks. who, nc alleged.
had tui,gorcrncd Hud hundred.
Now, Is WE belong 10 the young side ui
the division UPON "A line OF age, we ma!
i,riclu'lr ask orr young contemporary 20
looGclatc bis Indignation. There IS TN
donbtedly wisdom in some old men, III
tac:. we have seen some very active as well
as wise old men; and we beg our young
friend to yenerate grey hairs and abstain
from any crusade against them, in which 1t
would be cxcruciating!y notifying to be
beaten; and we are not sure but that 1t
would Uo worse TO be Victorious. -
LIT the cid men alone. lii. fact Ii there
! .,ne ;;bo, wr fear, is considered old who
~ link tic State would l. vel tochooSe
IL senator We won't n1me hnn because sc
sec =" Danger Of putting him up TO be shot
ii. On The other hapd, i, may be is We'll for
our old friends, for whom we feel great
Kindness especially those Of the Wing, not
to be too sef-complaccnt. II might provoke
discourtesics from gentle and wcil-behave ed
Young persons. .--.----.
However. let us say that this paper has
pursued policy which seemed 10 be that of
the Conservative party for years: II is not
to discuss the relative claims and merits C!
a.pirants in our own party for important
Offices in advance of the day of nomination.
The danger is that factions Will be formed
and become so embittered rs to be uncJn-
c!iatory and impracllcahle.
III this frame Of mind, when the nomina-
ton comes The party will surely suffer injury.
The least harm that is done is the throwing
overheard Of all the best men and the selec-
ton OF some very Insignificant compromise
mlu.
Dear brethren, don't "imbruc.' Possess
your souls in patience. We believe that
the phrase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16

Mr.. RlcnARpgoS, whose silver-edged re-
sump,ion has established his brilliant fame as
t;nsncier, comes down heavily for more tax
alton. People thought that his five dollars
Of specie cn every check was the greatest
financial achievement on record, but this last
,at throws tue first into the shade. The
difference between the two is: the first we
could laugh at, but the second has no laugh
about it. We are afraid it will provoke
some "cussiug" Of RICHARDSON rs a man
equally without mcntai and financial re-
sOulcCS.
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DEATHS.

Died. at her husbands residence, oE Oregon M!
saturday eyerng December 3, 1913, VI O'clock
Mrs. RACHAEL j. BARNCM, vile OF Niles -
Baruum: aged twenty-five years.
She leaves one child anda husband. She was 4
daughter Of Mary 4. and Nathan Jones, Of trede'
rick county, Md.
Dearest RACHAEL, thou hast lett uS-la'ncl, mo-
Rrothers Sisters aunt, and uacle-all to shed part
In The rave we lay thy body IN the Hollywood SO
Though in sadness here we sever, we'll rejoice IN
yoang and lovely is thy picture III group upon
When We STE 1t wen remember thee, and all 'hy
Thy love was ever true aud faithful to man on eait
aaa God III Heaven; ,.
Converted by the love of Jesus, aud now thou sF'
Now Inv earthly troubles are over, pain and death
with thee IS Ger;
Is no more.
The funeral will take place from The Pine-strect
Baptist church THIS rfnSs,ayl MORNING at J.
O'Clock The friends ana aclnMh'auees OF lie
family are requested 10 attend
Baltimore Sun please COPY.
Died, on tie An instant, al ha'i-past ocl9ck
Robert I. DAY. In he tifty-third year OF her ag.
The s,;hlccL ui this brief notice was great sui
,,rcr, She was confined to her sick room for long
ana weary weeks. She bore her aliliction with be-
coming Christian patience and iorli!uue ana olten
slkc OF her readiness TO depart fully lying uDon
hat religion that had consocd her tor long years
aud She then realized the precious truth that Jesus
could make the yhg Pc. bed as s9 d Is aE%9y 9w
bless and sanctify this sad dispcnsa,ion to the fu-
tlrc aud cerual welfare Of her Yivlng relatives
Her funeral will take place from Leigh-Strcet
church THIS AFTERNOON al 2 o'clock kekt-
lives and friends are respectfully invited 10 al
tend.
Died at his residence. on the corner Of Eigh-
u, ND la
I4th, at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, MARTIN MAHONEY, in
the thirty NTH year of his age. -
tits Tuesday MORNING at 81 o'clock. The
ftiruds and aCGlanlances Of the family are re-
spccttully invited TO attend.
Died. OF sunday, December l 4th. al the residence
& h me'fr SS Slg fraH e Wia@ eLe Jr
IL The thirty.lifth year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from 81. ram MI,
church TODAY (TursdaY) at II O'Clock: H. Inc
spcctfuily invited to attend.
Pied at his fathers residence, FRANCIS PAT
RICK. youngest sou of Robert and Margaret hefse'
aSe Gne NSaf ad e1 10 3 come unto me- and for
bid then. no, for of such IS the kAgoom OF aea-
His funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
tltnce, louisiana street Port Mayo, at 2G T.. NJ on
TUESDAY. December 16, 1873. Friehas OF tiie
fa!nily are invited to attend Without luf'nef ~
tice.
! sth Of december, s73. al her late residcnGe No:
223 Twentieth street, Richmond' Sac ELL En- ~
several wears i consistent member OF the BaptlSt
Church. -e,, xoo,. ,,,.ose con,.
Died, on Saturday, December is, ls7S' at ~
daughter of George aud susan johnson; aged two
wears four months and nine days. -.., .,
oenca on MoSday. December 10th, at liz o'clock,
by Rev. Richard Wells.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16

The negroes object to ~thc new Con.
st,tr.iou because they say they are
not recognized In $50 are the
whites not recognized byas.8 Colorls ignored;
but the silly negro is not satisfied unless
The whole nation proclaims for negro equal
iCry and negro for Office: Again, the strons.
minded women are opposed to the Con-
stitutiou because it does not permit
them TO vote. And so in these days
all hucs and cliques and classes are be-
coming opposed to law that does not
specially favor each Of them. II there were
no better proof of necessity of government
than The refractory disposition Of these peo'
Die there would be more than enough 10
satisfy everybody that gorernment-ah
that very strict--is imperatively demanded
We believe, however, that the Constltu'
ton will be ratified. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16
ELEGANT JUVENILE BOOKS
FOR
CHRIST IN AS ESENTs.
The NAMES OF TIE AUTHORS A GUAR
ANTEE OF THE EXCELLENCE OF
THE BOOKS.

AMERICAN HISTORIES FOR YOUTH. By
Jacob Abbott. In eight volumes; each volume
complete In itself; illustrated with numerous
Darley, Chaplin. nerrick, Perkins, Parsons,
hta1iiey ana o sSE fs IB 5ff Ky 10 vols
1Smo, illustrated, green muslin, gilt back.
THE G0uD GIRLS LIBRARY, &c. vols. lemo,
The GEIDART sHRs py Mrs Thomss Gel
dart. Illustrated by John Gilbert, vols, 1slno
.AuNT MAI ~ sf0R1Es. vols, cloth, square
THE eI BRIG la Hr HOPE SERIES. BY Rev. J: T.
Trowbrldge. 5 vols, 1omo, gilt back. Uni
THE oA.kLaSb STORIES. BY George B. Tay-
or. s vols, l6mo' illustrated gilt back Per
THE R i5iII1 STORY BOOKS. BY Jacob Abbott.
ri, II vols lsm9, iliusr1tSd Per sell "a
vols, beautifully illustrated. similar to The
LITTLE BESSit's COUNTRY STOKES. 9 vols
Storics.' Per set, $3.50.
THE VIOLET STORIES. ~ elegant miniatyre
10 'i Illustrations made especially for this series.
THE II F s9HHp AM sEKl2s svoIs translated
IDLE t' WORD SERIES: For the young folks. 8
volumes Handsomely illustrated. Per sci,
AMEKiCAN B1oGRA PHY-Daniel Boone, Gene
raj Israel Putnam. Captain Ohm smith, Beue-
dict Arnold. 5 volumes Price per set, So.
CEClL'5 BOOKS Of NATURAL HlsTORY-In-
BAI liz n5HS has I1BkSRY Yss or anbvEN
TURES. 6 volumes, cloth. $3.50. One of the
best set Of boys books published. ..
PARLEt'S COTTAGE LIBRARY. By s. G.
GOODRICH. IL volumes, Smo, muslin, Illus
rated, Gilt back. Per set 1920.
LITTLE ONES AT HOME. BY Mrs. A. A.
Tcnney. Complete in vols, the whole con-
tanning 600 wOud engravings. 6 vols, 6mo,
fancy cloth. Per set, So.
THE FLORENCE STOKES. BY Jacob Abbott
vols. emo. illustrated gilt back. Per set, $6.
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH STORIES: A new
lie. vols, emo. Per set, SS.
Any of the above will be sent by mail, postpaid,
10 any address, OIL receipt of the price.
j. Il. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and Newsdealcr,
de 9-tDc25 1ll2 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16

NGT CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YE.AR
GOODS Tor the holidays.at
LEVY BBOTHEIkS,.
We offer large assortment Of NECK .SCARFS at
Csc, Soc, Soc. 60c., 75c., 81, S1.25, and
$3.50, some of which are less than half the re-
guar prices;
TIDES al 25c, SOC, 35c., 40c., soc, 60c-. 75c.
81 and up TO 53-mauy styles being sold 1t Soc
nthc dollar;
JET, GILT. GOLD-PLATE, and OXYDLEED
JEWELRY:
sHIRT-STCD6, SLEEvE-BUTTONS, and
CHAINS;
Handsome BELT-CLASP5 and BUCKLES:
WORk-BOXES Of the most elaborate style,
GLOVE and UANDKERCIIIEF BOXES,
MUSICAL PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
SLIPPER PATTERNS,
EMBROlDEREDan and LACE HAN DIX RCHIEFS.
GENTLEMES'S SILK and LINEN uAGDKE Err
CHIEFS.
CEAVATS. TIES, BOWS, and SUSPENDERS;
Superine BED-BLANKETS. TOWELS,
NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TABLK-CLOTuS,
PIANO and TABLE-COVERS,
MAKSEILLES QUILTS, INFANTS ROBES,
DkESSlNG-GOWSS,
CLOAkS, and hundreds Of other useful
articles suitable for presents at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
dc IS 1917 and 1919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16

L. 8. S.-We feel inclined to drop our
pr0.fyc aud suggest another gentleman,
whose ,1mc, strange to sag, we have not
seen meutioucd Ill this counectlon-a true
aud gallant son Of The cold Common
vellrh," whose houlc is In the hearts of his
coun,rymeu--w VINO bclon"sto no section, but
to the entire State. We refer to General
Jubal Early. Let att- tie little, one-horsc
candidates De Withdrawn, and let all parties
unite On the " old Ronrun:"- We 20 for hun,
and we want the Legislature to go for hin!
and elect him, whether it pleases General
Grant VI not WytheciHe Enterprise.
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nw SACRIFICE! sACRIFICE!
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
,as'5tz-iEets 1ia-'2 OF -
,-.-.--..... NEW GOODS,
At THE GREAT CLoshEes-
4cUT AUCTION SALES
-s .sa AND OF
THE p.N1t, STRICKEN MERCHANTS!
coons sr.a,;G, TERED EVERYWHERE.

o,r eon,or n.rtuer o. I the spot, cntets into the
oo,sct and comes ont W lth the cheapest, lar gest,
and assorted stock Of goods ever offered to the
people Of Richmond
We call particular attention full assort nent of
SAvY-BLUE DRESS GiAoODs, amor Is which
,r;u hc f;und goods frsm Csc. mp TO the best
NAvy.BLuE SILK at 1880 per VI 1rd worth
$3.50;
BLUE SILK PLUSH at 81. 90 wofth 81 per yard;
BLACK vELvETEEN ut soc. per ward worth
75c.. and sold last year at II per yard:
YAK TUCK and GUIPURE LACEs at lower
prices than at any time since or b sfore the war !;
EXCELLENT CALICoEs, Cor comic. rabies, down
to G4c. per yard;
NEW YORK MILLS and WAMSUT1>A CoTTVN
at TIC. per yard; ......s
TIE GEL EBRATED DAVoL COTTON l SC. per
yard:
ANDRoSCoGGIS aud AUBURN Cb1TUN lac.
per yard;
EXCELLENT YARD-WlDE sn'FT-FINISH
BLEACHED COTTON at 2>5c. ps yard;
CANTON FLANNErs from "a to DC. PER yard
BED-TICK from to $50. per yard
SHIFTING STRIPES from So TO 35c. per ward;
ATWOOD WHITE FLANNEL from 25c. 10 81
per yard;
OPERA FLANNELS IN all color5, at all prices;
WHITE. BLUE GREY, and RED TWILLED
FLANNELS in all qualities. al reduced prices.
Large additions TO our stock Of HAMBURG EDG-
ISGS and INSERTISGS:
STAMPED BANDS, NIGHT-GUWN YokEs,
CunMISE YOKES, and TOILET MATS;
TIDES In great variety from 25c. to "a;
LACE, EMBROIDERED, HEMsTITCHED, and
CORDED HASDKERCHIEFS;
CHILDHEE-s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 so
worth 80:
Great bargains in DED-BLANEET and MAR.
sE1LLEs QUILTS; ..
New styles OF BUTTONS and DREss-TRIM-
MISGS;
Great bargains IN URS, SHAWLS, and CL OAKS.
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
10l7 and 10l9 Main street,
deI5 Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16
SELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR CHILL
DREE WITH CARE.

DREE WITH CARE.
AMERICAN BOYS BOOK OF SPORTS AND
GAMES, $3.50: ~.
ARABIAN NIGHTS, $50;
GRIMH'S HONE sToRIEs, s1.2s;
M 2NDE rs ~ fA1Rf r iHRLLEsS si.2S;
CHESS MINORITY new, 81 40:
CuILD'S own BOOK OF FAIRY TALES, 500
TURNING OF THE TIDE uewl sl.25;
SWISS FAAiIiY ROBINSON, $3.50;
SANFORD & MERTON, $50;
GRIMM'S GERMAN POPUL Ak TALES, $3.50;
PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, Il. so: 1919 J..
JOURNEY To THE CENTRE OF THE
NA Fol 81 8 AASD HIS maRsHALs, $3.50;
GORILLA-HUNTERS. by BALLENTiNE, $1.25
WILD MEN OF THE WEST. 20
a HISTORY OF WONDERFUL INVENTIONS,
BIRDIE AND HIS FAIRY FRIENDS, 81;
CHRISTMAS FAIRIES, 1885.
RuODA THORNTON new. $3.50;
LUTTIE EAMEsS trcwl. S1.50;
CHlLDRES'S SAYINGS, 81:
FOX'S BOOK or MARTYRS. 1928:
THE DAUGHTERS OWN BOOK, Soc;
MAYSE REID'S BOOKS FOR BOYS (each),
DUs GIIAlLLU's BOOKS FOR BOYS each),
ANY Of the above sent by mail, post paid, on re-
cept Of the price by J. I. ELLYSUN,
Bookseller and Stationer,
d. 9-tI'v2J No. lll2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16

TAc new State Constitution is 10 he sub
in'tted to the people Of Pennsylvania To-day.
There are several classes of society which
take ground against 1t. The negroes have
been excited To- Oppose it by the corrupt per-
sons gho are afraid Ats adoption will
put d restrain! upon their corrupt schemes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16
DANIC! PANIC!

pANIC! PANIC!
JULIUS SYCLE has just reGeiye1 from New ~,
ynrt auctions Il large stock Of FOX ElG y ana d.
MESTIC DRY GOODS, which VIII he soid al panic
prices.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
D-'>- DRESS Gu@DS.
SArTEENs, DlAGosALs, CAMEL HAIL. lie"
E.MTnEss CLOTHS. Moss CoLoEs, ALrAcAs, and
'iIA - BLACK GOODS.
CAsImEREs, SATTEESS, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
CLOTHS. Also. a full line OF BLACK .ALrACAS,
WHITE AND CoLoRED FLAANELs,
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLANSELS;
WELSH AND SHAKER FLANEELS.
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS, CoLoRED BLANKETS,
QUILTS, and COMFORTERs.
CASSlMERES.
prices.
SlIAwLS and CLoAkS, new styles:
BALMuRAL and BOCLEyARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
iu CAMBRIA EDGLSGS AND REAL EaLEN-
tIENSES LACEs;
KID GLOvEs--our own importation;
GENTLEMkS'S aud LADIES UNDERWEAR. a full
line;
BLEAcIIsp aud BROWN CoTroNs and SHEETISGs.
My stock is complete In every department, aud
offer special Inducements to an ~ wait OF DRY
GOODS. JULIUS SYCLE,
4lo Broad street, between Fourth aud Fifth.
SALESMEN: j. j. Turner, W. u. Powers. John
N. Gary, George Z. Bagby, l.. j. Stern. Miss H.
Stern. no IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16

Evans, OF the Raleigh Independent, Is III
town. His paper is small and spicy-lke Il
well.brcwcd morning dram. He IS bright
and Lopeful, A man who is SO hard TO put
down ought to have learned how to yet up.
Give him lift. He swears that he means
to triumph whether or no. Bravo, EVANS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16
THRISTMAS CAKES,
CHRISTMAS CAKES! CHRISTMAS CAKES
PANIC PRICES! PANIC PRICES!
PANIC PRICES!

The largest and finest assortment Of
PLAIN, FANCY, AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES
ever offered in this city can he found at
.BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Plain Cakes OF all kinds; Fancy Cakes In endless
variety; Iced and Ornamental Cahes-tne neatcst
ever offered III this city.
Confectopsrs and retail dealers would do we'll 10
give me call before purchasing their Christmas
Cakes Family cakes baked, iced, and ornameuted.
All persons are cordially invited TO give Inc call
before looking elsewhere.
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
DC l5-1w No. 7G7 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16
NARRT4GES.

Married on Thursday, December IL, 1873, il
Henrico county. bv Rev. r. II. Mullen, Mr. =.
ShNAiIf r, to Miss LENA ii. HERBERT.
New Orleans papers please copy.
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ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS FOR

ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS FOt
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The following list embraces few Of my ~ ~ -
ARD and FiNEL Y-lLLu STRATED HOLlDA
BOOKS. Just suited for Christmas presen Is
ALDINE for l573-Bound volume-Cloth, 20
ROME. BY FRANCIS WEY. Contai lining three hun
signed by the most celebrated artists, anda plan
of Rome, with an introduction by W. W. STO-
RY, bound In fine Turkey morocco. ST
TIE POET ANDPAINTER;o or, Gems of Art and
song. Numerous illustrations; Turkey mo.
GRis1 W0HEN or, Types Of Woman.
| cnteen eugravings on steel, from designs by
the M B nnFksy HT9fep
pictures of the principal characters Of Lord
THE 'i FoE1s ' GIIEKY 4 series of porir at
pressly for this work by the most eminent Eng
TITAN i. 1Ss PicTUREs DRAWN WiTu P iss
SONGS OF NATURE. Selected from many many
sources, with numerous illustrations. .:....$5
SHAKESPEARE ANNUAL, with illustra.
THE IlTTLE PEOrIE; 0E The SNOW By
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. illustrated from
rns asS sToR * 1 IF FR viz
LIAM CULLEN BRYANT. ........-...........s5
COUNTRY LIFE. Illustrated by Poetry and PIC;
BYRuS, MOORE. Milton iCoW;:PiER, GULU.
SMITH, BURNS, and WORDSWORTH bound
in half calf, each. DO
HAKESPEARE, 10 vols, pocket edition. IN neat
cHaMBERS' SiisC;EiEixNYi Of Useful AID
ENTERTAINING TRACTS, now complete;
new and improved edition. with portraits and
illustrations. 12mo., volumes, CLOTH. 81 0
GIBBONS'S HISTORY OF THE DECLINE AND
FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, with notes
by Dean Milmsn. q volumes. Crown evo;
iHiI Works CLOTH extra y;oiumest759
HUME'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, latest edi-
ton, with Autobiography. volumes. crown
SyO. nQe clOLn....-. .re
IRYlNG'S WORKS, including his life: 26 vol
unes, l6mo., steel vignette titles, cloth. ex-
MACAULAY;s HISTORY of EN- LAND, com
plete; steel portrait and six colored maps. s
volumes, l2mo, cloth. ....................S7.5 80
SuAkESPEARE'S COMPLETE WORKS, printed
on toned paper, Turkey morocco, Gilt edges,
BYRON'S COMPLETE WORKS printed on
tened paper, Turkey morocco, gilt edges, vol,
Any of the above sent by mail post-paid!on re.
ceipt of the price by j. 7. ELLYsON,
dc 10 No. l112 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
TIUDGINS, GORDON & co. are receiy-
ing their THIRD SUPPLY OF
CHEAP DRESS GOODS, DlAGUNAi.S, SAT
TEENS. MERlNUES, and CASHAlEKE5
alta still further reduction in price
BLACK SILKS and MOURNING GouD&,
HAIRLESS SEAMLESS and VICTORIA
GLOVES,
RUFFLING, Qu1LLINGS. aud KuFFS Of the
newest styles.
In DOMESTIC GOODS, BLANKETS, FLAN
NELs, GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES' UNDER
WEAR, a good assortment, and at low prices
do q
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We wish TO call attention to the fact that
although the Dispatch did not take CUBA, II
is sent 10 take charge OF the FirGinius.
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BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT E. L. CHANGERS,
-.. 627 BROAD STREET.

Owing to the prevailing panic have been able 20
rpedEced nice IN view and VIII, The ,one ~, ,I
customers will appreciate my motive. bayt
marked all Of my stock, mostly adapted for Christ
mas presents, at twenty,ay per cent below The
Of real UXIDIZED CLASPS, COIN SILVER DXt
DIED, BALL EARRINGS OXIDIZED. ST.
CHATELAINES. Also, the most beautiful llne Of
fine PLATED GOLD SETS and BRACELETS 10
be found In the city, In addtIon To the sboye.
have about three hundred REAL HAIR BRaIDs.
GLOVES. EMBROIDERlES, LfCES, CORSETS.
&c, &C., will offer at prices de!ylng colnpetloA
at L. l.. GRASGER'S.
de It'll 627 Broad sir-f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16
GRAND CHRISTMAS OPENING
PIZZINrS CONFECTIONERY
sO7 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

PIZzINl's CONFECTIONERY
so7 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
take pleasure In announcing Ia my freud. Ard
the public generally that -hotwithstardins the
PANIC, RUMURS OF WAR, &C.
Santa Claus will make his annual rounds, and Li9
HEADQUARTERS. s07 BROAD STREET.
will, as usual, lie prepared With large anu 'a'"'
CANDIES. RON BONs. CANDY TOYS.
CHuCOLATE VARIETIES
FRUITS, Glaze, &C..
which on SATURDAY, December IS. viii IL
spread on my counters for their inspection and puf
chase. Every customer shall be promptly Mait'1
affords at NJ Low PRICES Ms pure. unaduteratei
goods can be sold for.
No common or impure goods VIII be offered, tu!
THE BEST, PURE SUGAR CANDIES
will be sold at such rates rs were considered an,
cheap before the high prices since The war WEIR
TO HoCsEKEEPEBs offer beautiful
NEM RA1sINs.
CURRASTs,
.- ALMONDS,
NUTS, and FIGS.
To YOUNG MEN offer an elegant aud salied a.
Fanny SILK, SATIN, AND STRAW BON.
EUS BOXES
OF nv own importation, which will make MOI
elegant and acceptable present 10 their aay ifienu
aud such present rs cannot be bad 1t any v'He
establishment In this city. ,,,
TO YOUNG MISSES offer a large aud beau'iin
IMPORTED WAX DOLLS,
TALKING DOLLS. and
DOLLS IN CARRIAGES,
which, although they have been exposed inr ~
ouly a few days AXE RAPIDLY DlSAPFEAh'
ISGi. for their beauty is almost Irresistible
To THE BOYS offer
FIREWORKS,
FlRE-CRACkERS,
TURpEDOES, aud
CASNUS-CKACkERS
at PANIC PRICES. guarantee all Vi them % ~
OF 4 No. quality. ,x.. .,,, no,
huy. You are welcome. and should You oeshe ~
u purchase VIC VIII see that you are pea,ed WIN !'U
bargains. ANDREW IlZLiNt; yn.,,
fe al II Confecdoner, S07 Broad suttI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16
me- PRATTS ASTRAL OIL.

w MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH
ERS.-Dcnt fail TO procure MRS. WINsLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident to
the period vi teething In children. 1t relieves the
child OF pain, cures wind collie regulates the bowels
and by giving relief ami health to the child gives
rest TO the mother.
Be sure 10 call for
"MRs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Fer sale by all druggists. JeA-Iu, Th&SsIn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16

Z. s. S.-The Wheeling Register comes
out warmly for WitherS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-16
MAIN STREET.
142l.

1901 MAIN STREET. 1921
CHRIST MAS GOODS.
~y-s--,sss-..-sss- ----s--.-~-
NEW LAIER-RAISINS,
FINE LONDON LAYER and
MUscATEL RAISISs,
CHOICE SCLTAsAIsAIsIss,
PRIME CIfRoT, - .
CURRAETS Of best quality,
FINE FIGS and DATES,
ALMONDS. NUTS, and CoCoA.NuTs,
PURE CANDIES, both French and plain;
CHOCOLATE and WALNUT CANDY,
CAKES Of every description,
CHRISTMAS CANDY TOYS and FIREWOHE,
III unsurpassed variety, aud at low prices, q,
A. CArPEL & CO.'S,
Confetttonere.
1921 Main street. 1927