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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-31

Standard MIL and Mining Com.
pany-Location Of Principal Place of Business.
San Francisco: Location Of Works, Ely Mining
District, Lincoln County, Nevada.-Notice Ia
hereby given, that at meeting of the Board Of
an assessment mo. II Of TWO i2) DOLLARS
per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation, payable, in United
States gold and silver coin. to the Secretary.
At the Office Of the company. No. SIS California
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the a1st day OF June,
1873, will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is mdae
before. will be sold on the Seventh day Of July +,
| 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, to.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale. By order Of the Directors.
JIM. LENzARO Err, Secretary.
ofnce-No. SIS California street, San Fran.
J eiseo. California. mval.lsw1w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-31

WORTHY Kentucky farmer being
asked if daughter, recently married,
was still living with him, replied: No,
sir When one of my gals swarms she
must hunt her own hive"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-31
VOL. vi.
Git enterprises.
PoSTPONED!

The drawing will take place at Virginia. Ne
vada, the time Of which due notice will be given
SO soon as enough tickets have been sold to pay
the State proportion for the ASYLUM Fund, as
well the Prizes i'll full, that being the purpose
Of the Trustees.
All unsold tickets in the hands Of Agents will
be called in before the time set for drawing.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-31

A YOUNG girl left Lowell, Mass, two
years ago, with 500 in her pocket, and
went to Kansas and turned farmer. She
could sell out her property this day for
1000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12
The National Debt

we are sure our friend of the Chsr'ottcs-
vile Jeaersonidn understands us, as we Ger
tsinN do him. With the customs and VIZ
tues of times gone by he is not so familiar us
we are. and does not know so we'll the srlei
their departure may we'll inspire. But we
arc not SO unphlosophic as not TO know tha'
IN nearly all social revolutions kind fro''-
Gtncc gives society something in the way OF
compensation for that which II takes away.
So, aside from the gossip about departed
lows and increased vices, let us say one Wofo
abou. the matter in dispute between us
viz. the pcrmanency of the public DEBT.
We say this: That this country has suffer-
cd Immensely for the want Of perfectly re-
liable ,sper currency. That owing to that
which we had for many years before the war
The pcoplc lost millions upon millions OF
money. their commerce was annoyed, and
the Gains of years were lost periodically by
,aaicS and prcssures and bank failures. The
necessities of the war drove the Federal 60
yernment to the employment of currency
based on national credit, and that currency
has been found to answer SO well all the puH-
noses Of commerce and social economy that
every one is loud in its praise. It is god
send. 1t is trusted everywhere by everybody
No private corporation or individual has
dared TO issue paper promisc-to-pay for cir
cuatioD since this national paper has been
issued.
This blessing is so great one that we
c,npot suppose the people Of the United
states will ever permit themselves to be dc
Yriv.d OF il. If il is to be coDtnued.a large
public debt must continue to exist rs its
basis.
The J.ferscntais is alarmed 1T the tax thlI
de&t VIII entail upon the people. The people
eau for 10 other purpose 80 well afford [!
nay tax rs Tor that Of securing themsrl'c:
good currency aud protection from thoa'
terrific ,niiics which hive so often stripped
them Of their gains for years.
", cannot deny tho Increased power o
the Fedora. Government. but We may in :
great degree cousolc ourseli, Indeed, Wtc1
its consolidated power is the means Of &C.
curing US SO great Il blessing ~ Il sound cur
Tency.
Lei our friend remember that public
debt is susceptible Of change in form and il
the interest 1t bears. The interest on TIN
national debt may be greatly curtaicd. In
deed. 8 large part Of the debt may be made
10 bear 10 interest at I'll. But whatcve
may be done with regard TO these questions
we are sure Of one thing that the currency
based Oh national credit will not be given
up by the people, and rs long as it lasts there
must bc public debt capable Of sustain
iug il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12

General GRANT gave Mr.. SUMNER oack-
handed lick in his address to the negroes on
Wednesday. In which ne Informed them that
if they did not get their rights the present
winter it would be because an extreme
"mcasure is urged by some person VINO
"clsims 10 bea particular friend OF the CO.
* lorcd man." "Some person" understands
this very well, and will be sure to recognize
himself in the alluSon. No man more rcao-
iIy recognizes himself than Mi. SUMNER
lie has that Standardization SO happily Illus
trated by the gentleman who, whenever he
heard his own name, lifted bis hat out OF re-
spect for 1t. General GRANT knows thls
trait of Mr.. SUMMERS character, and once
hit it. off very pointedIy in conversation
with gentleman who said that Mr.. SUMNER
did not believe the Bible. "Why should
he ?" said the General, "hc did not write
it.n Thst hit cost the President heavily
and now he has cut out more work Tor the
melancholy fanatic of Massachusetts,.
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ELEGANT JUVENILE BOOKS
FOR
CHRIST MAS PRES ENTS.
THE NAMES OF THE AUTHORS A GUAR
ANTEE OF TIE EXCELLENCE OF
THE BOOKS.

AMERICAN HISTORIES FOR YOUTH, BY
Jacob Abbott. In eight volumes; each volume
S9e s snd In srsi ran orena ns
BARLEY. Chaplin. Herrick, Perkins, Parsons,
ff'1G Snd 0 BSYs f EfB ST. ~ 10 vols
1Smo, illustrated, green muslin, gut back
TUE { Go o. GIRLS LIBRARY. 10 vols, 1smo,
THEG ELDART SERIES. BY 3lrs. Thomas Gel
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AuST MikEY ~ S sT0RIEs Sc Vols CLOTH square
lsmo. Per set, SO.
THE BRIGHT HOPE SERIES. BY Rey. !; T.
THE t"t UAkL sr Is Stories. BY George B. Tay-
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The i:' K 11iIyj STORY BOOKS. By Jacob Abbott.
II vols. lSmo, ilinstrated Per SET. "a .,.,
vols, beautifully illustrated, similar to The
LITTLE BESslE'a COUNTRY STOKES. vols.
elegantly illustrated, similar to Little Amy's
THE EVIL ViOLET sroRlEs. IL elegant miniature
vols, similar to The Rosebud stories" with
All bound u fancy cloth, 32mo. Per set, 80.
THE FAIHkRLANDs SERIES. 6gols,, translated
IDLE WORD SERIES. For the young folks. 5
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AMsKiCAN Observation-Disclosures Boone. Gene
raj Israel Putnam Captain John smith, Bcne-
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CEClL'S BOOKS OF NATURAL HlSTOR1-ln-
BAiLANTYNE'S LIBRARY OF ADyEN-
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best set OF boys books published.
PARLEi'S COTTAGE LIBRARY. BY s.. G..
GOODRICH. 2 volumes, Smo, muslin, Illus
trate6 gilt back. Per set, 81 20.
PICTURES AND STORIES OF ANIMALS, FOX
LITTLE ONES AT HOME. BY Mrs. A. A.
Tcnney. Complete In 6 vols. the whole con-
tanning 900 wood cngraSings. + vols, 16mo,
THE FLORENCE STOkiES. BY Jacob Abbott
vols, 6mo, illustrated. gilt back. Per set, 70.
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH STORIES. a new
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ite vols, / emo. Per Set, -. .-,
Amy Of the above will be sent by mail, postpaid,
to any address, on receipt Of the price.
j. T. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and Newsdealer,
do o-tDe25 1l12 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12

The fanatics and thieves ale all against
whipping. 1t is unfortunate that these two
classes OF society increase in equal proper
tons aud afford another example OF extremes
meeting by their opposition to punishmcntS,
and their support Of "molal suasion" and
fine living for naleiactors.
The whipping post has especially pro
vokcd the denunciation Of these viruous
people, and the gallant little State of Della
ware bus been the object OF their abuse be-
cause she retains a punishment that is IN.
questionably efficient. 1t cannot be cou>i-
dered as unjust when administered to the
offenders for whom it is provided Our
readers have seen how deluntly and roso.
lutely she has recently enforced the WHIP
ping of TWO bank burglars in sight Of IN in.
mense multitude.
The rod is the oldest Of all Instruments OF
punishment. 1t is sciipturai, aud We are
admonished not TO fail tou.c il when needed.
Wisely used, it is the most efficient Of all
documentary correctiyeS. Hardly any great
MN IN the land has escaped its advantageous
ADMINISTRATION in youth. 1t is emphatic and
Irresistible. The jails and pententiarics do
not exert As much power in dctcrring men
from the commission of the lower and
most degrading class OF crimes SO much as
whipping. The men who have fallen so low
can hardly be reached by any other correc
tive. The majority seek confinement at
public expense. They desire to do nothing
aud to be supported by society. But If in
their effort to get into jail the whipping-pos
st snds in the way, they would rather work
and support themselves.
Two pickpockets Of note were once cap
tured and imprisoned In the penitentiary o.
this State. During their confinement they
stated in conversation with some intelligen,
visitors to the institution that they were
captured during a tour they were making Of
the United States, and mentioned the numer
Gus States in which they had successfully
practlced their detestabie art. They omitted
In the list Of southern States the State Of
North Carolina, and explained that omission
by stating that North Carolina had the whip
ping-post, and that MS daring us they wcr,
IN their pursuit they could not hazard tn,
danger of getting u whipping. They pre-
ierred confinement i'll the penitentiary 70,
years TO one whipping. That explanation |.
. the best recommendation of the WHINING
post. .
lie mia!aEen philanthropy Of the ceuntr,
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The Halifax Senatorial District.

The telegraph announced yesterday lnat
the Conservatives Of the ualI.X senatorial
district had nominated Major r. l.. RAG
LAND as their candidate for senator from That
district. He is a most worthy gentleman
and there is good reason to hope that hc
will be elected.
The negroes Of The district have nominated
one \. S. EDDY, a carpet-hasser, for the po-
stion. This is ever the course OF the poor,
deluded blacks. Their minds have been 50
poisoned against the white people amongst
whom they have lived all their lives that
they viii select scampS from the farthest
nnrthern parts of the Union to govern and
MAKE laws for the State in preference to
those who give them employment, subsist-
ence, everything. The Halifax Record says
that EDDY is an utter stranger. such con-
duct is indeed moDStrouS. Yet we confess
that the negro knows no better. lie is only
u victim, and victim of the vie>t scamps
that ever preycd upon society.
This election is to supply the vacancy oc-
ca>ioned by the disqualification OF NuTTlNG.
who was elected by the negroes. NrTT1NG
was carpet-bagser, whose excessive dissi-
patton ended in his being put in the lunatic
asylum. Mentally and socially he WAS the
superior of EDDY, who was sent to Halifax,
We believe by General CASBY, as 4 minor
revenue officer. His elfice left him, and TX.
turned ,wood.chopper. His colored associ-
ates now take him up and propose to reward
him for being insignificant by making him
legislator in the higher branch of the Eir-
ginia General Assembly. How agreeable al
this IL to refined and intelligent people:
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OHRISTMAS PRESENTS, &c.
CHRISTMAS OPENING

GRAND CHRISTMAS OPENING
PIzZISrS CONFECTIONERY,
so7 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
I take pleasure in announcing To my friends and
the public generally that Notwithstanding the
PANIC, RUMURS OF WAR. &C.,
Santa Claus Will make his annual rounds, and bis
HEADQUARTERS so7 BROAD STREET.
will as usual be prepared With vi large and varied
CANDIES. BON-BONs, CANDY TOYS,
G {;HHysTtAIzEH 41 FhGiTs,
FRUITS. GLACE, &C.,
which on SATURDAY. December Is, VIII BE-
spread on nv counters for their inspection ano puf.
chase. Every customer shall De promptly WALTZ,
on, and supplied with The best goods the marsrt
affords at NJ LOW PRICES as pure AiaouI'eia'e'
goods can be sold for. lin >, o.,su,, I'M,
THE BEST, PURE SUGAR CANDIES
will be sold ut such rates as were considered ui,
cheap before the high prices since the war were
70 aoUsEkEEpEKs offer beautiful!
NEW RAIslNs.
CURRANTS,
ALMONDS,
NUTS, and FIGS
To YorSG MEN offer an elegant and varied d.
Fanny SILK, SATIN, AND STRAW BON
BON BOXES
of nv own Importation. which will make a mort
elcuant and acceptable present tn their liy lrleu'.
and such a present as cannot be had Ut any DINER
establishment In this CITY,. ,,,,,,,
10 YOUNG MISSES l offer large and beautiiu
IMPORTED WAX DOLLS,
TALKING DOLLS. and
DOLLS IN CARRIAGES,
which, although they have been exposed for sale
only q few days, AXE RAPIDLY DhSAtfEAh'
ING; for their beauty Is almost Irresistible.
TO THE BOYS offer
FIREWORKS,
EIRE-CRACkERS,
TORPEDOES,aud
CANNUS-CRACKERS
at PANIC PRICES. guarantee all Of them to be
Of A No. quality 49, I'm ,,
Then come one, come all! Look II you VIII mol
buy You are welcome. and should You desire 70
urchase we viii see that you are pleased WIN !out
bargains. ANDRE, dlL a, 49,,
ds Gilt Confectioner. S07 Broad street:
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DANIC! PANIC!

panic! PANIC!
JULIUS SYCLE has just received from New
York auctions 4 large stock of FOR ElGN ana DO
MESTlC DRY GOODS, which VIII be sofa al panic
prices.
BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS.
BLACK and CoLORED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS. -
SATTEESs, DIAGoSALs, CAaEL's- HAIR a he"
goods: ,,o,. .,,
NfFEsS CLOTHS, Moss CoLoRs' AIfAcAS' and
BLACK GOODS.
C,suyEREs SATTEENS. EMPRESS CLOTHS,
sEn,E KEps AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, and GRAPE
CIoTiIs Also, 4 full line OF BLACK ALPACAS,
WHITE AND CoLoRED FLASSELs,
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA fLASHELe'
WELSH AND SHAKER t r. .siIS
RED BLANKETS, CoLoRED BLASkETS,
QUILTS, and CoMFoRIERs;, prc
In CASsINERES we have 4 full assortment at all
suiwIs and CLoAKs, new styles:
BALMORAL aud BOULEVARD SKIRTS:
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
In CAMBRIC EDG1NGS AND REAL FALEN.
CIENSES LACES;
KID GLovEs-our own importation;
GENTLEMES'S aud LADIES UNDERWEAR, full
BLEAcnEp and BROWN eor7oSs and sHEET1ses.
offer special inducements to az III want Of DRY
GOODS. JULIUS SYCLE.
4l5 Broad street, between Fourth aud Fifth.
statesmen: j. j. Turner, W. ID. Powers. John
\. Gary, George E. Bagby, L. j. Stern. Miss Il.
Stern. no13
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12

IN abolishing punishments and making pf,'
sous comfortable houses isfllngs sne pen''
tontiaries all over the land. 4 vast commu-
ni,v of able.boded idle vagabonds arc thus
living at public expense. The whipping
most would immensely diminish the number
Of these seamps and greatly promote the Sc
curitv Of property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12

STILL FURTHER REDUCTION OF
~ PRICES.
Best CALICoES al 10c.;
onc-dollar VELVLTEEN reduced 10 Zoe;
BLEACHED AMI UNBLEACHED CUTTONS
marked down fifteen per cent, and all other
goods sold al panic prices.
Great specially In WHITE WOOL FLANNEL at
Csc, and BLACK ALPACA at Soc, at
CHARLES HUTZLER'&,
ro22 No. GIL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12
AND STANDARD BOOKS FOB
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS fok
holiday PRESENTS
The following list embraces few Of my SI a.. =
ARD aud FlNEL Y.ILLuSIkAIED hO.ioAi
BOOKS. just suited for Christmas presents
AI,nISE for 1S73-Bound volume-Cloth, ~
ROME. BY FRANCIS WEY. Containing three nun IN
bred and fortynve engravings on woda' , ne,
OF Rome, with an introduction by ". W. S q. :
Ey bound Il fine TS Sfg or Gems Of Art and
Song. Numerous Illustrations; Turkey mo mo
wd TSfc 23..vnTED WoMEN or, types Of Woman
cnieen engraviugs on steel, from designs by
CHARLES ST4A Al r IpPKeXy R RGS TiEs IDEAL
pictures of the principal characters OF Lord
THE kyfs9E ;siis; e RSz1s
pressly for this work by the most eminent Eng,
1rh IIsh nS''s risicTUREs DRAWN wiTH 'PES
Mp f6 81 NxTURE Selected from many
sources, with numerous illustrations 50
sHAK ESPEARE ANNUAL, with illustra:
The il0n hIfTLE PEOPLE Of TIE SNOW BY
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. Illustrated from
rH t sToR X H IF FIRE F0uST1iS BY VIZ
am 1gt LIFE illustrated by Poetry and Pc
BYK ISJsS MOORE, Million. Ct0jWiPEER GULD.
SMITH, BURNS, and WORDSWORTH, bound
sARE ha Eai; Is vols: pocket edition in neat
cHS aSI Miis;iC;iELLXNYiojFii USEFUL AID
new and Improved edition; with portraits and q
Illustrations: l2mo., 10 volumes Cloth; .;$1V }
HhTYK 3m 2E TIE NE aoses
by Dean MimAn. volumes. Crown oV9 ID !;
eoG E!fll WORKS cloth extra,
IyI-
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sy9 iine WGRKs including his life: rs vol.
uneS, l6mo., steel visnelte titles, cioini ex r
NJ Us .HisT0RY OF ENGLAND, COM 1,2o
-iE> plee; Steel portrait and six coored maps :. 8
GlpYfi lGEES GGMrLETE works. prn;ed
on toned paper, Turkey morocco gilt EDGES;
pykG5SSs tCHoMpLETfE Wt0RKSS,, printed on
toned paper, 1urke" morocco, gilt edges, yyol
AS Syo of the above sent by mail i.paaon re:
cejp} Of the price by No. liz sih Main street
DOPULAE POETS, handsomely bound
1 in cloth, beveed boards. aud gilt edges; With
Illustrations by Sir JOHN GILBERT. BIRKET FoS-
LIST OF THE SERIES:
Mlton's Poetlcal Works, illustrated by Haryey.
Burns, illustrated by Sir John m Gilbert A; T. a;
bould.
Byron's Poems. illustrated by Sir j. Gilbert, A. r.
A.. Wolf, and others.
Pores Poetical Works, illustrated by Sir John Gill
bert, \. r. A.
SCOTS Poetcal Works, with illustrations by E. II.
CurboIld.
Campbell's (Ihomasl Poetcal Works, with Illus
tratlons by Sir John Gilbert, \ X. A.
Slakcspeare's Complete Works, Illustrated by slr
John Gilbert, A. T. a.
Leigh Hunts Poems, illustrated by +. Il. Corbould.
RoSerss Poems, with many wood cuts.
Mrs Heman's Puetlc,tl Works, Illustrated.
Any of the above sent postpaid Oh receipt oi the
rrice' by j. L. ELLYSOS,
do I q ll12 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12

r VERY AND SALE STABLE EA1
IL have opened livery stable on Second ~
between Broad and Grace streets, and eau supply
ri all times handsome and desirable HACKS, BUG
BY the day or month at the most reasonable rates.
win make every effort to please my patrons and
can safely guarantee satisfaction viii also Keep
AN assortment OF woodland GOAL st ne low lowest
prices. 7. &. BENNETT.
Stable on Second between Broad aud Grace
GIc.lJ, dc 1V-6lS'
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, November 20, 1873.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
"FRoM
O'CLOCK 4. NJ. TO O'CLOCK z. NJ.
FROM THE
18TH To The 31sr DAY OF DECEMBER,
INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose Of receiving from any person who
has already paid one-llalf only of the city taxes
charged to him the remaining half, and that
"t TEN PER CENT.
will be added to the amount Of said remaining half
of the tax charged IN every case where the party
assessed shall fall to pay said remaining half within
the time 20 limited"
but in case any person. having failed to pay IL
the month of june one-half Of the city taxes due
thereof on or before the 31sT DAY OF DECEMBER
there shall be added .. a.f
TWENTY PER CENT.
upon the amount OF the tax 30 remaining due
The Collector respectfully calls the attention of
those parties who have SO repeatedly promised to
settle their bills (other than the half-paid bllls)
and Oh which he has been 50 euieut, that should
he now fail to call on them BY the 9th of Dccem-
Der, and they fall to pay during the month Of De-
cember, be will be compelled, under the duties
of his office, to collect In January BY LEVY, with
the additional TWENTY PER CENT.
JOHN F. REGNAULT.
de lin Collector.
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MI PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

me- PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlcSS. Always uni
form, Illuminating qualities superior to gas. Burns
in any lamp without danger of exploding or taking
tire. Manufactured expressly TO displace the use o
volatile and dangerous oils lis safety under every
possible test, and IT. perfect burning qualities are
proved 10y lis continued use In 100000 fami-
Hes Millions Of gallons have been sold and no ac-
cident-tlircctly or indircctIy-nls ever occurred
trom burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The Insurance companies and fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the test safeguard when lamps are used SEND
for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and at
wholesale by the proprictors CHARLES PhA11
& CO.,lOS Fulton street, New York.
oc 17-d&w6m
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BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT K. L. GRANGEaS.
627 BROAD STREET.

Owing tothe prevailing panic have been ab,s :,
purchase my stock Of FANCY GOODS at a grea,Iy
reduced price. in view and with the hone that ny
customers Will appreciate my motive. harss
marked aii OF my stock mostly adapted for Christ
regular price. The goods consist Of beauifu Inc Inc
Of real OxlDIZED CLASPS. COIN SILVER OYI.
DIED, BALL EARRINGS OXIDIZED. ST.
YER, PEARL, and GILDED yINAGRETTFs ~
CHATELAlSES. Also, the most beautiful line eT ~
fine PLATED GOLD SETS and BRACELETS W
be found In the city. In addition to the above
have about three hundred REAL HAIR BRAIHs
which, with the balance of my stock OF XIII
GLOVES. EMBROIDERlES, LACES, CORsETS
&C., &C., will offer ut prices defying conpetI,ion
at E. l.. GRANGERS
de It'll 627 Broad strpr,
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WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS.
The subscribers get up in fashionable style
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, ENVE-
LOPES, &C.,
engraved or printed, with or without monogram.
Also for sale, beautiful NOTE PAPER and EN-.
VELOPES-English, French, and American.
de3 WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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1874 NOW IS THE TINE 1874.
-1-nccnIpE EDR THE YEAR 1874

ANY MAGAZINE OR PAPER PUBLISH ED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY
II. ELLYSON,
NEWs-DEaLER, No. 1112 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
in Newspapers, Books. MAGAZINES, Games, STA
tionery School Books, Christmas Books, ana all
artirlrs required by the great reading public.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
Tho following sent by mail 10 any part Of the
country at the following rates, which are the pub
Iisherss lowest prices:
'i''0'' DAILIES.
New York Herald. SIP New York Tribune .sl2
Sew York World. 2 New York Times. ~
Now York SUM-. New York Journal
Richmond Dispatch. OF Comlperce. i.... ie
Richmond Wing 80. 8 Richmond Enquirer. .
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CONTEMPORARIES.

AT PANIC PRICES 5000 pounds
IA Mlnce-Meal, 5000 pounds new Ieghorn Ci-
trou 5000 pounds new Zantr Currants, 500 boxes
Fire. Crackers, 100000 Mammoth Torpedoes,
$500 dozen canned Tomatoes, Peaches &c. My.
Htock Is large for the times and must be sold.
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dc 1412 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12
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for The hest BLANk-BOCkS made. Always on
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voice, Bill, Check, Money, Receipt; sales, Order,
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