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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

ELECTION OF OrFICERs.-At an election for
officers of the Jefferson Literary and Social
Circle the following gentlemen were CHOSEN
for the ensuing term: President, N. 5. Block;
Vicc.President, Charles Hutzler; Recording
Secretary, l.. Wallerstein; Financial secre-
tarv, F. Hessberg; Treasurer, G. Millhlser );
Librarian. Charles Millhiser. Library Com
mittec: Matt. HesSberg, NJ. S. Block.
odd FeNo,rs.-At the last meeting oil EX-
cclSior Encampment, no. %, /. y. .. f..
the following officers were elected: Rowland
Hill, G. p: J. II. Goode, II. p; II. }. Car
rick. Senior Warden; John b. Vaughan,
Scribe; f. I. Isbell, Treasurer: Il. Il. Cook,
Junior Warden.
KNIGHTS of Pytht0s.-Jef1crson Lodge, No.
o3. Knights of PythiaS, baSe elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term: ). Il.
Lamkin, c. G.: Z. B. Cook, V. c.; NJ. ID.
Whitehurst, Prcla.e John b. Vaughan, Il.
r. and S.: Robert T. Briggs, NJ. OF F.; I.
Whitiock, VI. of EN-. r. 7. Briggs, Grand
Representative George f. Ru1lin, alternate.
At a meeting Of Damon Lodge, No. I,
knights Of PythiaS, held Friday night, the
following officers were elected for the ensl-
ing term: A. c. Peay, {. c.; u. II. Alley,
Y. C.. ; james Z. Riddick, X. of L. and s..
Joseph j. Chaddick, NJ. OF F.; George Bur-
ceSs, NJ. of E.; George A. Goode, Prclate;
b. G. Galloway. Nj. A. Representative to
Grand Lodge, d. c. Richardson, 7. c.; al-
ternate, George Watt Taylor, p. G.
At a meeting Of the officers and members
of Myrtle Lodge, Knights of Pythias, the
following-named officers were elected for the
ensuing term: C. c., w. W. Turner; F.C.,
J. Maxwell: Il. of II. and S., NJ. J. Powers;
NJ. of f., +. W. Stevenson; NJ. of T., Is. A.
Jacob; p, E. r. Isbeil.
At a regular convention of Syracuse
Lodge, No. 5, knights of Pythias, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: DR.. II. Cabell Tabb, p. c.; w. A. ..
Cole, C. G.. 4: DR.. Jenifer Garnet, '. c.; j..
j. Th7ockmorton, prelate; W. +. Woody, 4.
of r. and S.; p. e. William L. Cree, NJ. OF
F.. james =. Atkinson, Nj. OF E.; P. Z. John
G. Hunter, representative to the Grand
Lodge, which meets in this city on the third
Tuesday of January. The Chancellor Com
msnder elect made the following appoint
ments: r. O'Briep, NJ. at A.; G. d. HlTsh-
burg, /. G.; W. B. Clark, .. 6.
Observation-Disclosures Conclave, No. /,
Heptssoplls (or S. w. NJ, at their last meet
ing elected the following officers John =.
Teller, archon; John B. Vaughan, chancei-
lor; john E. Hankins, provost; d. Z. IabD'
inspector-general John Maxwell, secretary !;
II. G.. 6. Hartman, treasurer William u:
Wade, herald. The following were elected
Representatives to the Grand Conclaye,
which meets in Norfolk next month: Will
liam II. Wade, Fl. c. Tabb, John b.
| Vaughan; II. C. G. Hartman, alternate. Ihe
| following were appointed officers in the
Grand Conclave: John 4. HaDklns, John
Maxwell, John G.. Teller.
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FALL or a GYASAsT.-M Mons. Leotard, the
sslnna-t, who has recently been performing
I. the theatre in salt Lake City, Utah, met
with an accident there on the 18th instant,
which The salt Lake Tribune thus describes ::
A crowd Of several hundred persons as
1r!nbcd in front Of the theatre yesterday
afternoon At ! o'clock TO witness the per-
!orinancr OF Lcotard, the gymnast, who it
was announced would walk tight-rope eX-
tended from The theatre building to the top
"i building on the opposite side OF FIRST
south street. At the appointed hour the
gSrnna,t appeared, pole in hand, dressed in
tights, and evidently shyeriLg with cold. Us
tie air was raw and keen. Sixteen guy
ropes were attached to the main rope ut
regular Intervals, and were drawn tight
hy persons in the crowd instead of being
property fastened TO stakes in the
ground. Lcotard started out from the end
"t IL" rope, but had advanced scarcely
ten Icct, when he slipped and fell forward on
Ia" rope. He made Il desperate but futile
ri0-t 10 recover bis talance, caught the rope
between bis feet, and hung suspended III
n!d-ar for an Instant, head downward, and
then dropped with terrible force upon the
frozen pavement bcIow, striking his face
upon "heeibarrow, which was standing
beneath. lie vas picked up ipsensIble, with
lie blood streaming from his mouth, and
carried, with some difficulty, through the
crowd, across the street, TO The theatre. An
examination showed that no bones were
5roken, and bis injuries are not necessarily
!ftd. 1t j. stated that the accident was
",yscd by one Of lbc men who held guy.
rope releasing his bold, when the tension or
the opposite line Immediately Jerked Tie
rope ltGm belrcath the gymnasts feet."
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10000 PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY January
18th, 1874 at the MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Nor
folk. Among them are one Of $4,000, $4,000.
S12,500, $4,000, $4,000, $500; twenty-four
of $500 each: fifty of $3.50 each; eighty of 5000
each; 100 of $3.50 each; $50 Of 500 each; 500
of $50 EACH and the balance OF s5 each. Now,
somebody will draw these prizes, and why shouldn't
you one? 1t only costs S5 to try It, aud yon may
be made rich by so doing and If you draw prize
your name will not be men ntioned unless you want
It, Tickets can be had In Richmond at p WEIsI-
GER 8 Co.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
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Of the Stove Fratriclde

Particulars Of the Stove Frafrtelde.
DAYTON. ONO, December 27.-The par
ticulars Of the Stowe fratricide and subse-
uuent hanging Of Henry Stowe show that
the two brothers, with some companions,
after drinking whiskey freely, commenced
shooting at mark. John Stowe insisted on
loading the rifle for each competitor, and
Henry contended that each man should
charge the gun for himself. Henry, however,
acccded to the demand of John until it was bis
turn to shoot, when he demanded that the rlne
be given him to load. High words followed, ID
the course of which Henry charged John WIN
dishonesty In not putting any ball IN tne gun
when last loading it. John called Henry q
liar, upon which Henry shot John dead WIN
a revolver. Henry was Immediately ssiIeo
by the remainder Of the party, numbering
four men, dragged TO mill, from which q
rope was procured, and hanged to limb:
The company then repaired to the "oti1ce ,
and took drink, and upon returning founc
their victim dead. Seeming to realize iol
the first time what had happened, those who
participated fled, and have not yet beer
captured.
The parents Of the brothers Stowe, who
live in Pennsylvania, were informed ut onct
of the terrible affair, and arrived YESTERDAY
afternoon and took charge of the remains o
their sons, who, it seems, were their onl!
children,
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PuoToCRAPHS.-We take pleasure in Informing
our friends and readers generally that the celcbra-
ted artist in this beautiful art, MIR. NJ. j. POWERS,
has purchased the extensive and elegant gallery at
lOl1 Main street, opposite The post-ofce. THIS is
truly wcll-appointed and hrst-class gallery in
every respect, and cordially recommend the
house to the patronage Of our friends and the pub
lie generally. The charges for pictures are as rea-
sonablc as frst-cllss work can be produced. Mr..
POWERS will give his patrons his personal atten-
tion and with his ability artist and every ia
cillty that ingenuity can devise and money pro-
cure, we think his patrons cannot well fall to OBJ
tain nerfect satsfgction.-ReliliOuS Herald.
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New York Itsnas. q /.

New YORK, December T.-Charles r.
Thorne, an actor, has been held In 5000
for an assault on Biz. Seiiheimer, the dra.
matte critic of the Herald.
The police have raided the Kentucky lot.
terry, seized the property, and arrested sew
eral persons.
The wages on the Pennsylyania section
of the New Jersey and Pennsylvania rail.
road have been reduced, TO take effect Janua
arv 1st. The men say they will strike. ra
Harry Genet is in Canada. Governor Dix
has ordered an election In the Assembly, utce
Genet, convicted Of felony.
The infant son OF Commander Braine Is
dead. $3.50
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DISABILITIES REMovED-The Governor has
removed the political disabilities Of Charles
r. Edwards, CT Norfolk, convicted OF wound
ing with intent to kill, on account of the
good behavior Of the prisoner while in the
penitentiary, AZ we'll as his previous good
character. lie has also removed the pollt-
cal disabilities of Henry Smith, convicted IN
the Hastings Court Of Richmond OF forgery
and sent to the penitentiary for two years.
The same reasons are assigned in this case.
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Aroee., Frauda on the Revenue.

gosros. December 27.-The books Of Jor-
dan Marsh & Co. have been seized for al.
ie@ed frauds on the revenue 10 the amount
ne ~ 500 600. The best informed think the
frauds viii reach $1,000. GOO.
The seizure Of the books of the iirm causes
excitement in business circles. The MEM
hers of the firm court the fullest inyess'Ya-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

POLICE COURT, SArURDAY-Just,ce Wh'te.
John Gaines (negro) fued 81 for violation OF
city ordinance.
John johnson was fined S5 for creating
disturbance in the First Market.
Harrison Garnett (negro) was fined SOU
for being drunk and creating 8 disturbance
IN the house of Howard Brooks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY-STATE GRANGE
The masters and past masters Of subordinate
oranges throughout the State will meet in
this city to-day 10 form State grange. A
special committee appointed by Fairfield
Grange has provided ball, in which the
meetings will be held. Colonel Curtiss, de-
putty for the National Grange, will Institute
the State Grange and install the officers. The
pro ceedings will probably occupy two days,
and will be of a very interesting character
to the class of persons who will be repre-
spnted there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

To ONE AND ALL-Are you suffering from a
conpb cold asthma bronchitis, any OF the vari-
ous pulmonary troubles that so often terminate IN
consumption If so, use Wflbor's Pure Coz
Lirer oil and Lime,n safe and eticacfous remedy
This Is no auack prepare ton, but Is regularly pre-
scribed by the medical faculty Manufactured by A.
u WuBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all Druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

FEsrIYAL.-The festival at the Fulton Bap.
tist church, the proceeds of which are ih-
tended to pay off the church debt, VIII DC
continued this week. Thus far the 'adles
have met with SUCCESS, and as the Object is
very worthy one they will doubtless realize
quite handsome sum.
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Washington ITEMS.

washington It22Abs
WASHINGTON, December 27.-Hon. Caleb
Gushing accepts the Spanish mission.
WASHINGTON, December 27.-Hon. Caleb
Gushing succeeds General Sickles as United
States Minister at Madrid.
Ringgold Young and Neil Hawkins, Of
Alabama, convicted of kukluxing, have been
pardoned.
The recruiting stations for the marine
corps have been closed.
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MAsoSs, PLEASE TAKE NoTrcE.-Ifit Is your in
tenton to purchase ticket the Masonic Gift Con-
cert at Norfolk you had better buy and not wait
for the rush. The sales will be closed On the lst day
of January, and then you cannot buy ticket any
price. Tickets are Is for whole and 81 so for half.
They can be had at P. WEIsIGER & Co.'s hat store.
1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

A NEW ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT.
Professor Allan Curr will lecture at the
Grace-Street Baptist church this evening at
s o'clock. Subject: GA New Arabian
Nights Entertainment; or, Stories, Story
telling, aud Story-tellers." This is said to be
the most amusing of Professor Curr's lcc-
lures, and he will very probably have good
audience
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

MEMORIAL PIcTURE.-We have received from
Mr.. j. W. DAVIES, Lee Gallery, No. 920 Main
street, copy of his memorial picture OF the Baptist
General Association Of Firgnia-a group Of two
hundred and thrty-four mini listers of that body 1t
Is executed in the finest style OF the Photographic
art aud fully SuSlnS the reputation of Mr.. DAVIES
As n master of his rr0fcsSion.- Editor Richmond
Dispatch, December 20, 1878.
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VOL. XIV.
Eound Dead-was he Murdered :


The neighborhood of the county court
house was excited at l2 o'clock on Saturday
morning by the discovery of the body of
Colonel Joseph G. Spaulding under circum-
stances that led to the belief that he came
to his death by foul means. Upon going
into the jury.room Mr.. Atkisson, the Com
monwealth's attorney. found the deceased
upon bench to the left Of the door in n sit
ting posture. His shoes were off. An over
coat was over his knees and well up on his
chest. The body was leaning on the right arm
on the back Of the bench, and the left grasped
the seat. while the head, clotted with blood,
dropped upon his shoulder towards the
wall. A pool of blood on and near folded
newspaper on the seat indicated the pillow
that had been used by the unfortunate man,
who seems to have received blow so Sc
we're us to stun him for a while, then re-
covering little he seems to have tried to
Get up, but again overcome by the loss of
blood, his cnfeebled muscles relaxed, his head
dropped upon his shoulder, and he died.
By direction of Coroner Taylor jury was
summoned. and they viewed the body at
late hour in the evening, but as posi-. NOR.
tenn examination was thought necessary to
determine the character of the wounds and
the immediate cause of death the inquest
was postponed until Sunday morning ut II
o'clock. The body was removed to the city
morgue. -u,
Colonel Spaulding has been well known in
rho citr for many years us practising law
yer of intelligence, but OF very unsteady
habits. He at one time lived in West Fir-
pinia, where his family now resides, and
was an unsuccessful Wing candidate Tor Con.
rre>s from that portion of the then State OF
Virginia. He completed his hity-elghth year
on Christmas day.
in the comfy courthouse, and few days
ago returned there from his days spree with
a severe wound upon his head that he SAID
he received in fight with some one whom
be had offended. Whether that wound was
re0pencd by fall or another Delo", ana re-
suited in his death, can only be guessed ui1.
til the post-n,ortem and the investigations OF
of the coroner's jury shall have thrown some
light upon the mystery Of the death of this
inotlcnsive man.
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CRY TAxEs.-Only three days remain IN
which to pay the city taxes and save the
ten Der cent. which will be added after
wednesday. To avoid the great crowd OF
the last day, 60 to-day and to-morro" 10
Collector Regnault's office, City HAIL. ana
nay p0llr bills
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Hot TEA CREAM at WOOD s. soSs'.

TRANSFER PRINTISG-ISKs-lnvalua 10 raii-
road companies. steamship companies BANKS, meI-
chsnts, manufacturers, and others. They are eh,
during and cliangeless, and will copy sharp anu
cI.,r for an Indefinite period Of time. Having just
received fresh supply OF these Inks we are pre-
na red to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

TEMPTING LIST OF NEw-YEAR GooDs.-hessrs
W. D. BLAIR & Co., Ninth and Main streets have
really nice sherry wine at $3.50 per gallon. Also,
finest port and Champagne wines, brandy rum
apple brandy, &c. A general assortment OF conoi-
ments and fine groceries at moderate prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

ANTHRACITE COAL, 1925 to se per ton; West
virginia splint Lump, IS per load; Cumberland
average s6. so, and lump S7.25 per ION; pine ana
oak wood (best qualIty s5 to SO per cord coke and
clover Hill at lowest prices at c. II. PAGES Nine
teenth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

pERsoSAL.-Hon. George J. Hundley,
senator from Buckingham, is in the city.
DR.. Fred. Griffith, member of the House
of Delegates from Westmoreland county,
and Reuben Gardner, Esq, of Hanover,
were in the city Saturday.
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GO TO FRAYsER, TIE PHOTOGRAPHER, e21
Rrood street, If you want picture that can be ap-
preciated by your friend or relative as New
Year's present.
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W. B. RATCLIFFE, or A. NJ, groceries. &C.

W. b. RADCLIFFE, l OK A. NJ, groceries, &C.
w. r. POLK s. CO., P. NJ, commissioners sale
of house and lot OH Third street between Canal
and Byrd.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 12 NJ, trustees sale of
land in Chesterfield, near Manchester.
HILL & GeODIN, 12 NJ. tobacco-factory fixtures,
at the Libby building, corner OF Cary and
Twentieth streets.
THOMAS W. kEESEF, 10 \. A., household
furniture, &C,
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN TIE kIcHhoSI
posr.oRFIcE December 27. 1S73.-John Il
Furguson, care johnson & Brother, Norfolk,
Va: Mrs. Mollie Terrell, care Mr. Nat. Han
cock, Beaver Dam, Hanover county, Va;
Mr. WaffarS.
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THE THEArRE--LAwRENcE BARRETT.-To-
hight this young and talented actor will ap-
pear at the Theatre as the Cardinal Duke, in
Richelieu. Although one Of the youngest,
Lawrence Barrett stands to-day conceded
one of the first actors of the American stage.
For artistic excellence, rhetorical finish, and
fullness Of dramatic power his impersona-
tions rank among the best that we have in
this period.
Barrett's Richelieu is q remarkable piece
of acting: There Is much subtlety in the
character as Barrett represents it. and great
depth of expression rs well. During the
successive acts of the play the actors genius
seems to shine clearer and brighter, the
zenith Of bis splendor being reached at the
point where he encircles bis ward, Julie,
with the awful power of Rome. And what
scene could be more sublime than when he
triunpbs over his enemies after the recovery
OF the packet 1t is needless to commend
MIR. Barrett's acting to the lovers of the
Legitimate drama in Richmond OF course,
the Theatre will be full. Reserved seats
may be secured this morning at Ambold's
Musical Exchange.
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A PRESENT WORTH HAvISG.-Give your friend
a tcket to the Masonic Gift Concert, and If he or
she should draw the big prize Of $4,000 or any of
the other 5000, you may be sure of having some
one to remember you the balance of your days.
Yeu can get tickets in Richmond at p. WEIsI-
GER & CO.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
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There used to Lea young man in this once
who was addicted to the vice OF writing
dcccased whel, he III, >uld have written died,
but we had him taken cut aud shot.-Louts-
t,lM Courier.
The only objection that ACstrlans nave 10
their Kothschid is that be jews W1aeco.-
WWiQ.
4 sslkd iade-'Bus-steed Ford.
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CosrExANcEs OF REAL EST ATE for the week

ending December 27, 1878:
Lots fronting 60 feet on Pine street corner
Of China for $500; 80 fee: on Chelsea road
for SO; 25 feet on Clay street corner of
Fourteenth for s275; 80 feet on Adams
street for $3.50; 14O feet near poor-house for
SIS; 32a feet on Venable street near Mosoy
for f s26l. "a; % feet on Federal street corner
Of St. James for $1,000; - on Main street ree
he,ween Madison and Belvidere for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

CHRISTMAS GOODS AT W. d. BLAIR & Co.'S,
Ninth and Main streets.
Almonds rasins, citron, currants, cooking wine,
cooking brandy; fine sherry, MADEIRA, and port
wines /; old Jamaica rum, and 3 Select whiskey;
finest Gunpowder len, and imported condiments,
and Wilson's Fig Twist tobacco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

ANY QUANTITY OF NICE THINGS FOR CHRIST.
MAS at p. WEIsIGER s. Co.'S. Amongst them arc
muffs and boas and fur sets, fur turbans, gentle
mems fur caps, and hats OF every kind
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HAVANA, December 27.-The Prize Court
before which the case of the steamship X1r-
ginius was brought has concluded Its lahors,
and the vessel is condemned as legal prize.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

The THANKS OF TIE MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
arc rendered to S. Schwartz for forty pounds
of beef, and to I. D. Briggs for pyramid
cake nicely iced, and to L. Il. Gill 1or
TWENTY-FIVE lOaves Of bread.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

For GOOD CLOTHING, gentlemen's furnishing
goods, and the celebrated Pembroke dress-shir's'
ut the lowest prices, call on E. B. SPENCE con-
merchant tailors, l 800 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

TRANSFER PRINTiNG-ISKs for copying letter-
headings, statements, wuy-bills, &c. Can be copieu
in the ordinary letter press book Send your orders
for print ing III these inks, and Tor al olner oescr
lions OF priating, to the DisDatch Printing House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

HALL RoBBsRY.-Mr. II. c. G. Hartman,
who resides on Fourth street between Clay
and Leigh, had stolen from his hall,rack q
few evenings ago three oyercoats and SIX
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Failures.

New York, December 27.-The failure Of
Bancroft & kreuth, dealers in hats and caps
and Mitchell, Leet Il CattliD, dealers In fancy
goods, has been announced. The houses arc
not large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

LADIES WHO HAVE BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL in OBJ
tanning fine pictures elsewhere are respectfully
invited to inspect the beautiful ENAMELLED PHO
ToGRApus al the LEE" GALLERY, 92O Main
atraat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

DOARDERS WANTED AT FALEN-
ID TINE HOUSE, corner of Ninth and Capitol
Streets for two vory desirable rooms with dressing
rooms attached, fronting on Capitol s@unT".o o.
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AT GESSET's, who is preparing TO remove may
I've found all the beautiful goods suitable 1or Tue
bolldays-gold watches aid jewelry, fancy gooo''
sjlyerWarc, &C.
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FURs FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, al 'uiic'ic1
and lowest prices, at SIMMONS & COS heA' " lns
DisDdtch
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ToRREY'S WEATHER. STRIPS VIII exclude VIM
ruin, snow, and dust. For sale by d. II. ehAfIoN
No Ninth street.
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CHRISTMAS DAY HAS PASSED; ; but, young man
give your mother photograph e1eculeo oy fAA1'
SER as New-Year's gift
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CoLoGSEs, Extracts, Pomades, Hair-Cils, Brushes
Combs, Hand-Mirrors, Powder-Boxes, Puffs, pinai-
grettes and everything in rst-class drug store al
WOOD & SONS, Ninth and Main streets.
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FOR THE HoLIpAYs.-Hats, caps ana lurS tAless
styles). just received at SIMMONS 70. - oppo''''
the American Hotel.
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| WHEN YOU WANT FINE PICTURES oP chill
DRRN, havc the BSAAELLED and dsATIS-FINlshED'
| They are taken at the "LEH" GALLERY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-29

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