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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-22

1rIJTsTEATED AND STANDARD BOOKS FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Tho following list embraces few Of my STA Nd
ARnand FiNEL Y-ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY
BOOKS Just sute1 for Cnristma n1rm's 50
RoIE. By FRANCIS WEY. Contai lining three hun
bred aud fUrty-are engravin&s on wood, de-
signed by the most celebrated artists, and plan
Of Rome, with an introduction by W. W. STo.
TIE P0 S.a HND PAISTER or, Gems of Art and
song Numerous illustrations; Turkey mo,
voTHsfIeD D WoWEH;; or, Types Of Woman:
~ Attributes of all Lands and Ages. With sew
cntccn ergrarings on steel, from desgus. by
TIE sIft uF B 1iy sg2G2s isss
pictures Of the principal characters Of !. Lord g
THE Eyf FET PseGGsA IIY: serie; Porfr at
prssiy for:thts work by the most emiDeDt. Eng g
lra III aS''s PICTURES DRAWN With PiS
so sc 81 IF NATURE. Selected from masy
SHAKESPEARE ANNUAL, with illusrass
TAI it0f IIifLE PE0pLE; 81 The SNOW. by
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. illustrated from
ru fss s4oR X IF FRE
cot tiam lPt LIFE illustrated by Poetry and Ps
pvR .H5eS M00RE MlLTUN. coWPfERs. G iid.I
sIIIH, BURNS, aud WORDSWORTH ee 1 sd
Il R Ell Sa Il vols pocket edition. in neat
on SsIMBERs' MiSCELLANYO OF USEFUL AND
ENTEKT AIMING TRACTS, now complete;
new and improved edition. with portraits and
illustrations. 12mo., Q volumes, cloth: $40
GIsXOSS'S HISTORY Of THE DECLINE AND
FAIL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, with notes
by Dean Milman volumes. Crown Svo:
GOETHE'S Is ORkS, cloth, extra, ) yDlumesS750
HUNTS HISTORY OF ENGLAND, latest edl-
lion, with Autobiography. volumes. Crown
IRVISG'S WORKS, including his life: 26 vol
umes, 16mo, steel vignette titles, cloth. ex,
MACAULAY'S HISTORY. OF ENGLAND, COM
plcte; steel portrait and six colored maps. 8
Volumes. limo, cloth. ...................S7.6 90
SHAKESPEARE'S COMPLETE WORKS, printed
on toned paper, Turkey morocco, gilt edges
BYR0&;;s COMPLETE WORKS, printed On
toned paper, Turkey morocco, gilt edges, vol.
SSO.
Any Of the above sent by mail post. paid!on re.
ceipL of the price by IT. ELLISON,
dc 10 No. 11l2 Main street.
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RICHMOND, VA, December Is, 1873.


To The Editors Of the Dispatch:
Please pardon me the liberty. l see in
your editorial comments on the Pennsyl-
yania Constitution that you give the Buck.
tails the credit Of reforming the ballot by
number, and so on. ask your pardon.
This was the law in Georgia when l was Il
small boy, aud also In Alabama; and if am
not seriously mistaken, IN Mississippi and
Tennessee, TOO; but am sure of Georgia
and Alabama. AS u reg ular reader of your
valuable paper, hope you will give the
credit to the right ones-not, though, in my
bad writing, OF course. Get Timon to ask
Mr.. Stephens what he knows about it, So
believe nc to be, with respect,
j. GILL Crouch.
I'VE Gid not intend to say that the plan
OF numbering the ballots originated in Penn
sylyania. England claims the honor.]
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SELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR Chill.
DRES WITH CARE.

DRES WITH CARE.
AMERICAN Boys BOOK OF SPORTS AND
GAMES, $3.50:
aGsINsGs S cRtsGE, s ssis.Sj;
GRIMM'S HOME STORIES, s1.25;
OLD TALES FOR The YOUNG, sI.25;
.ANDERsON'S FAIRY TALES, Sl.25;
C;ILEs'S MINORITY tuewI, 81 ~:
CHILD's UWS BOOK OF FAIRY TALES, 500
TURNING Of THE TIDE mewl 1925;
MAKO MEAS ISLAND, $3.50;
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. $3.50;
SANFORD. & MERTON, $I.5O;
GRIMM'S GERMAN PUPUL AR TALES, 90
PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, $50;
4 T $yTTTi, j. 70 TnE CENTRE OF THE
NAToLt On AND HIS stARsuALs, $3.50;
GOHILL A-HuSTERS. by BALLESTYNE, 1925
WILD MEN OF THE WEST, Sl.2J; :
Il HISTORY OF WONDERFUL INVENTIONS,
-;
BrEDir: AND HIS FAIRY FRIENDS, 81;
CHHlSrMAS FAIRIES. 81. 25;'
RHnDA THORNTON inew), $3.50;
LUTTlE EAMES newI. $3.50;
CuiLDREN'S SAYINGS. 81:
FOS'S BOOK OF MARTYRS xl.25:
THE DAUGHTERS OWN BOOK, 60c.;
MAYEE RELDs BOOKS FOB BOYS (each),
DU GHAILLU's BOOKS FOR BOYS (each>,
81 so.
Amy Of the above sent by mall, s,-paid, ON re-
ceipt OF the price by j. I. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and Stationcr,
de 9-tDr23 No. 11lH Main street.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS sen
CHRISTMAS AND NLW-YEAR'S GIFTS
WEST. JOHNSTON & co.

WEST, JOHNSTON & CO,
now offer for sale one Of tho finest and largest as
sentiments of goods la their line ever onerealh WILL
mond, among which may be fcunu fn!iion au !
AMERICAN editions of all the standard authors. III
nrose and verse beautifully and profuscly lllus-
trated and in the finest styles Of binding IN single
FRENCH and GERMAN WRTrING-DE;s i rs Al; ana
WORK-BOXES or beautiful finish any uc:isn '
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM IN enetsoS ,d TaSirS.
SSnMTI 'EMES,S DRESSlNG -CASES: new siyies'
GG Fl 4 pgNS. UoLDERS, and PESClLS;. :,
Observation-Disclosures Of new and Deanuiel IT,
p11so'ffWdGRAPH PAPER-WEEHTs and other
1Mr r'uT K 'tnRoMOs, rich end beautiful:
FRAY ER-BUOkS and BIBLES, English eoiuohS'
In fine bindings;
FAMILY Bib IS Of all kinds; ,,,pns.
P0cTfVk!,MIsd ScKnaRTs fp2AHCIiEEs1, and
BANK SS nnAaLpfH'Ssp BBnnmILtniN G-BLUCks;
DOMTNOFS AND CHESSMES:
SCOTCH GOODS Of various kinds: ,,., ,
RUSSIA LEATHER POCkkT-BOOhS an
CAHD.CASt,S in endless variety;
LAUiES' RUSSIA LEATHER BELI-oAI Ch'
misunderstanding new and very pretty
PARLOK X ALElDcSt OPES;
GAMES FOR CHILDREN Of many dlncren'
,1rHHnSiiF aud TOY BOoKs,l very large assert
mcnl. in attractive binding, beautifully Illus
lratcd, and a. all prices. -,
S.H-Lctters addressed to us Will receive on!
personal anu prompt attention III hlnng ofGers'
WEST, JOHNSTON & o.
do on4t adjoining post-oflice.
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BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT E. L. CHANGERS,
627 BROAD STREET.

Owing to the prevailing panic have been able 10
purchase my stock OF FANCY GOODS at q greatly
reduced price. in view and with The hope that mi
customers will appreciate my motive. hafe
marked all Of my stock, mostly adapted for Christ
mas presents, at twenty-five per cent. below the
regular price. The goods consist Of beautiful line
of real OXIDIZED CLASPS, COIN SILVER OK
dlIZED, BALL EARRINGS OXIulZED. Sill.
YER, PEARL, aud GGLDED ISAGRErTE and
CHATEL AINES. Also the most beautiful line Of
Gne PLATED GOLD SETS and BRACELETS to
be found IN the city. In addition TO the above.
have about three hundred REAL HAIR BRaIDs,
GLOVES. EMBROIDEklES, LACEs. COHSETs.
&c, &C., will offer ut prices delying coupettiou
ut Z. l.. GRANGERS.
de It'll 627 Broad street
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EOR DECEMBER, CHRISTMAS, AND

SEW.YEAR.
T. X. PRICE CO. are adding mauy new and
beautiful goods TO their stock. Just bought IN !t
northern markets.
Great Jobs IN DRESS aud other GOODS.
BLACK GROS.GRAN and BONNET sILgs.
NAyY-BLUE, ELEPHAST-BREATH, aud othe,
new shades PoPLISS and CACHEMEREs:
DRESS GOODS tgrcat reductjons), Is, 80. III!
35c.;
MoUR Ming GOODS, many new styles-GRo o.
ZURICH, lMTERATRICE. HERfATTAs, Mo-
HAIRS, CAMEL'S- hair. &C.:
GRAPE Wells, COLLARS. und TIES
Ladl cs' SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all Nos;
FKLvEIEEES, TwILLED SLE6. and FELOyRs:
HOSIERY. KID GLOVES, LINED GLOVE. &c;
DOMESTlcS vt very lowest rates, &C. dc 10
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Heap on more wood the wind Is chill,
But let 1t whistle as It Will,
Wen keep our Christmas merry still"
"OODHOUSE i PARHAM

offer many elegant aud appropriate thugs for
Christmas and New-Year's gifts, among which
may be found
sUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS OF ART,
STANDARD AUTHORS, In fresh aud attractive
bindings:
THE FAyORITE POETS-Miltou, Shakespeare,
Byron, Burns, Scott, Moore Pope, Cowper,
Tennys0n. Mrs. Hemans, Mrs. Browning, &C.,
&c,-rarlous editions IN beautiful bindings.
BIBLES, PRAYER-BOOKS, and HYMN-BOOkS,
from the cheapest TO the most elegant;
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. great variety;
PORTABLE WRITING-DESkS of papier Hachie,
Elegant POCK ET-BOOKs and PORT EMO NAIES
OF Russia-leather. morocco, and calf-skio;
LADIES' W0RK-BOXEs and LEATHER BAGS,
GOLD PENS OF the best or uakcrs. &-s
PENCIL-CAaES, some very beautiful;
PRETTY QRROmOs-framed;
POCkET.KGIYEs, PAPEK-FOLDERS,
1NKSTANDS, PES-WIPERS,
ALPHABETa and BUILDING BLOCES,
CHlLnRES'd BQVkS-an !mp,sIEs collection.
Tic lS.l0t
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CHR1sTIAS CHEER!
PURE JAMAICA RUM,
JULES ROBINs's COGNAC BRANDY,
FINE PORT and SHERRY WINES,
APPLE and rEACu DEAND1Es,
CHAMPaGEEs,
BUMGARDSER wuIsKEY,
FuLCHER & BOWMAN NnlsKEY,
NEW ENGLAND RUN,
COOKING VINES anu BRAHDIEs.
FLAvORINa EXTRACTS.
GELATIEE, ClTGoN,
RAIsISs, CCRRANTS.
ASSORTED JELLIEs,
LEMOts, ALMONDS,
PECAEs, PALaINuTs,
SWEET CIDER,
MISCE-MEAT.
NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs,
sUGAR-CURED HAMS and SHOULDERS.
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, in barrels. half
barrels, quarters, and e!ghths:
BUCKwHEAT.
DRIED FRUITS, &C, &c.
CHARLES L. TODD,
de1q.1w corner Sixth and Clay streets.
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igHRIsTMAs GOODs.
NHRISTMAS DEPOT

CHRIsTMAs DEPOT
FOR CHLDREN's BOOKS.
FINE ILLUSTRATED GIFT-BOOK5,
STANDARD BOOKS,
GAMES,
ToRK-BOxES,
WkITlSG-DESKS,
AND
ALBUMS.
1T ELLYSnS.
lll2 MAIN STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE,
would call public attention to the following adver-
#- tisement Of
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
and would respectfully iuVitc everybody to call at
his store 1ll2 Main street. and examine his splen-
did stock of
BOOKS and FANCY GOODS,
purchased expressly for the holiday trade.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!

FOR THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS
CARDoZo, FouRQUREAH & CO.
have now on hand and will this week daily receive
many CHEAP yet handsome and useful
articles suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS pREsEETs.
such as
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S INITIAL HAND
EERCHIEFS,
HEM-sTITCHED HAHDkERCHIEFs, IN fancy
boxes:
MISSES and YoCTus' HEMsTlTCnED, coloset
borders;
MISSES KID and ether GLOVES,
KID GLOVES in all sizes, styles and qualities
RUFFS, FRILLINGS, COLLARS aud CCfss'ic
LADIES, and t;ENTLEMEh's sCARFs, TITS.
and CRASATS, full stock;
BBLTS. BELT-BuCkLES, SHAWL and VEIL.
PINS, with many other novelties suited tof u.
season. I'm
Being aware Of the scarcity or money they VIII
sell The above, with their entire stock OF
DRY GOODS,
At rcm,rksbiy low pricos. &c IL
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CHRIsTsrAs GOODS.
TuKISTMASa AND NEW-YEAh
w." GIFTS. -rE ssa.-o gs.>sFse.e

~>I@(.~~~.~%.~1e-~- :. =,
N uEISTM AS AND MEN, Eaio
w. r-5 GIFTS. -SE s'a-~' ssossse.. -
We invite cur friends and tho pnbic, ISnesanS-s ~
roIl Mt No a Main street and scleQt tnelr
CuKIsTHAS AND EEW-YEAlt's IN nsEN - -
rom onr large, fresh, and varied assortnehs OF
GOODS ius, received from northern importers, con-
ELEGAHr EDITIONS OF TIE POETS, koVEi1sTs'
MS, WoRK-BoxEs, DaKssIEG-CAsEs;
RnssII LEATHER and PEARL CARD-CASEs'
EGrn PENS, PENCILS, JEwELRY-CA8KEIs;
iJyMN-RoOKs OF ALL PRESENTATIONS;
Pray Err BOOKS. FAMILY BIBLES; ri.
PHOTOGRAPH tLBCMe, PArER-W EfGHIs,
rufrURES's ToY-Books In endless variety :.
GAMES OF ALMOST EVERY DESCRIPTION, suci Is
Altitude, Snap. Ola Maid, DR.. Busoy' NC
Parcheesi, Stella, Crihbage. &C., &c
BEFORE you purchase elsewhere call ut
ETARKE s. RYLAND,S BQoksioka,,
dc 22-4t NO. VIC Alala sLLEeI.
S,HRISTMAS GOODS. go
u GOLD WATCHES, r. 81
BRACELETS, SxSa
UPERA-CHA1kS,
VEhT.CHAlES,
SLEEVF-BUTTOSS,
BOSOM.RUTTCNS. &C.
de e2-8t c. LUMsDEN. $40 Main street:
HANDSOME LEATHER -,,a
useful Christmas presents for housekeepers, al
S. s. COTTRELEr& cos,
aeoo.o.& 1903 Main street..
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A LPHABET AND BUILDING RI 01VS

pOPulAR POETS, handsomely bound
4 In cloth. beYelled boards, and gilt edges MIN
illustrations by Sir JOHN GILBERT. BIRKgr Pos.
TER, T: u: C0IBoULD, j. WOLF, and others. Pr,cs,
each, $3.50. '"''
LIST OF THE SERIES:
Miltou's Poetical Works, illustrated by Harvey.
Burns. illustrated by cir john Gilbert, A. f. 4
Moores 3Thomas) Poems, illustrated by Z. Ii Cor.
bould. W.
Byrons Poems, illustrated by Sir ]. Gilbert, A. R.
A. Wolf, and others. " ~
Popes Poeticai Works, illustrated BY Sir John en-
SCOTS Poeticai Works, with illustrations by F. u
Corbould. H.
Campbell's Thomas) PoetIcal Works, with film.
trauons by Sir John 6i!bart, 4. X. A. '"
shakespeare's Complete Works, illustrated by 81,
John Gilbert, a. K. IL "
Leigh Hunts Poems, illustrated By T.. II, Corbo,,Jj
Kogers's Poems, with many wood cuts. N''
Mrs. Hemun's PoetfcIl Works illustrated
Amy Of the above sent postpaid on receipt Of tb.
price by j. 7. ELLYsOS,
de 10 1l12 Main str.st
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TO BUY PRESEN L
L FOR CHRISTMAS
X. EERRAEDISf,
ARTIST IN uAIR-WORk

LADIES HaIR-DRESSER,
Is prepared to sell sc extraordinary low prizes 10
suit the times and quality OF Roods-sspe,iaiH
Wigs, Toupees, aud al kinds Of hair:work. .,,
Wreaths made 10 order, aud guarantee the goods 10
be ~ recommended. In addition TO this due hIlf
work haye large stock OF Fancy Goods iup1fr.o
from Paris aud London, Ornaments for the aan.
Opera Eans: Work, Glove, JIG Helry. aud Pesfau'es'
Boxes, Also, the, best quality Q, Psriamesy Ah'
Toilet Articles.
Frtzzing, Pinktug, Crimp,ua, and Currns,
Irons, &C., &c: aud In general every aruee keP.
Ia afrsf-elass hair cot ahisha.ent. which on'f ..
the very lowest prices az 6lS. 6l o. and oi2 bf1aA
street, between Sixth and seventh. dc l2-'Jal
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p1zzryrs CONFECTIONERY,

PIZZINrS CONFECTIONERY,
so7 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
! 7 take pleasure in announcing to my friends and
the public generally TINT Notwithstanding tae
PANIC, RUMURs OF WAR, &C.,
Santa Claus Will make his annual rounds, and his
HEADQUARTERS, BOT BROAD STREET,
and is, as usual, prepared with large sho 'afiea
CHOCOLATE VARIETIES,
CRYsTALlzED FRUITS,
FRUITS. GLACE, &C.,
ciJase Every customer ghsll be PROMPTLY waited
on. and supplied with the best goods the market
affords at as Low PRICES as pure, unadulteratcd
No common or Impure goods win be offered, but
THEBEST, PURE SUGAR CANDIES
will he sold Of such rates rs were considered dlf1
cheap before the high prices since the war were
To HOT sEKEEPERs offer beautiful
NEW RAIslNs.
CURRASTS,
NUTS, and FIGS.
To YorSG MEN 1 offer an elegant ano varied as
~ Fanny SILK, SATIN, AND STRAW BON
of my own importation, which Will make most
and such = present as cannot be had at any other
establishment In this city.
TO YOUNG MISSES 1 offer large and beautiful
stock Of
IMPORTED WAX DOLLS, .
TALKING DOLLS, and
DOLLS IN CARRIAGES.
which, although they have been exposed Tor saie
ONLY q few days AXE RAPIDLY DISAPPEAR
ING. for their beauty Is almost irresistible. -
TO TILE BOYS offer
FIREWORKS,
FIRE-CKACkERS,
TORPEDOE5, and
EANSUS-CRACkERS
Mt PANIC PRICES. guarantee all Of them to be
Then come one, come all! Look II you VIII not
prrcbnse we viii see that YOU are pleased with your
barrllns. ANDREW PlZZINI, JR.,
ds o9-3t Coufcctioner So7 Broad street.
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THRISTMAS GOODS
u CHRISTMAS GOODS !
TOY-BOOKS, GAMES,
KALEIDOSCOPE,
.HUILD1NG-BLOCkS,
pHOTUG
WORK-BOXES,
WRITING-DFSkS,
MUSIC-BOXES,
MUSIC-ALBUMa,
PORTFOLIOS,
GUITARS,
ACCORDECNs,
VIOLINS,
BANJOS,
DRUMS, FLUTEs,
CONCERTIkAS,
FLIES.
NUS1C-BOOKS,
MUSIC-FULIOS, &C.
Subscriptions received to all pnblieatons at pub
lishers' rates. =. r. JOHN SiuN,
re oo-9t els Main street.
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ANNALS FOR 1873.

THILDREN'S ANIMALS FOR 1879.
CHATTER Box. New volume for 1879. $3.50.
LITTLE FOLKS for 1873. $3.50.
SUNDAY READING FOR TIE YOUNG. $50.
CHILpRESs FnIEND for 1873. 75c.
INFANTS MAGAZINE for 1873. 75c.
Mulberry for 1873. $3.50.
The above are all bound In attractive board covers
aud will be Sent by mall postpaid, 10 any address
OH receipt OF the price 10y y. 7. FLISSON,
de 15-tDe25 ll12 Main street.
A MEXICAN TOY BOOKS-ALL THAT
IA. ure published.
PANoRAMAS-a large assortment at 25, so, 75c.,
and $1.50;
BIBLES In every variety of biuding from soc. to
PRA large assortment-ranging
from i0c. 10 IS;
HYMN-BOJhs OF all denominations. Ia great
CATHOLIC PRAYER-BoOKs-a aue sssort-
ment-pugchased expressly for the Christmas
WORK. aoxEs from 7oc. to So;
NEITlSG-DESkS rom 81 70 lo, ii
J.T. ELlYSON'S,
dGl0 No. ill2 Main street
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

GRAND CHRISTMAS DISPLAY
AT
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CHRBTMAs GOO1s-
CHILDREE's GAMES,
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE A..
soRTsrEsT IN THE CITY,
EMBRACING

BAGKGAMMoN BoARDS tfurn.sbed,. q, ~
DOMINOES. " .i..;n..,:,.. 90
BRISOIJE. " - ....'''''',..ou, foc, 25
q cs
GAME OB STEEPLE-CHASE..... ~
CRi6PIHO, new and most facilitating W
Dnatu ....,............., M
LIGHTNING EXPRESS. :. ,.,... g
KINGS AND CAYALIEkS.......,, ggg
AVlLUDE Observation-Disclosures. y
FiiA RRoS1sioSi1 INV ''.'''..'..........- 40
G AME Of irrH0RS ''''.''''...''''..... 90
SEOIIESf.Es '.'''.''''..''....... so
si iLIHRsSI Ere C;osiiCALIIi1irfa.'.,.. q
TIE TI5KirE Enn ~ IT, iEE...:..... 30
TOTEM InevI W. 70 ''o fonhiest.... 80
Old Maid, Conyersation-Cards. snip-snsn. ~
snoram, Red Riding Hood. House that
Jack Built, Mother Hubbard, Cinderella. h.
Fus5y, Fortune T. Hing Cards. each o.
Any OF me above sent by mail poat-psid On ~ ~
capt u Inc prlce by j. I. ELLYsOy ~
Bookseller ard Nessde,,sr
ce lO 11l2 Main asra,.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
"
What is mere appropriate for really valuable
Christmas prcGcrl than one of those WoRLD-EE-
EOwSED
GROVER sBAKER sEWISG-MACHINES?
The donatc or Uf one of these machines to friend,
relative or Intended life-companlon could not pos
F'''' -' MORE VALUABLE GIFT,
or one that would Ne more highly priced anu OF
lasting benefit TO the recipient.
All STYLES ana prices according to finish, to be had
"f n,rnIert de 22-3t
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TNOILET SLIPPERS, something nice,
l. suitable for Christmas presents, Tor lpiies gen.
te,uen and BOYS of the various coiors. Also, Va
ried assortment Of the best
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS. &C.
Soft handmade gooog for ladies aud gentlemen, Of
the hes, material and workmanship. Prices to suit
the times al No. 335 Broad street.
lie ID NJ. W. ~ 1LOI.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-25

an alleged swindllng emlgrant hotel IN tha'
city, systematically dispatches runners TO
Europe who return as emigrants, and, making
the acquaintance of fellow-steerage passen-
gers, inveigle them on their arrival lnto
Retnhardrs. One OF these runners, II is d.
legged, returned short time since on q steam-
er which brought over TWO hundred passen'
gers, nearly all Of whom went TO tois no.ei'
On the passage he gave the emgraaIs tne 'l-
preston that they would receive attention al
this hotel. and find every facility for procur-
ing railroad tickets and making the necessary
arrangements for prosecuting their Journey.
He occupied one of the officers rooms, ana
anent q great deal OF money 10 treating the
Messengers to lager beer and refreshments.
After arriving care was taken that the imml-
grants should 60 to the hotel. and there they
are charged high price for their board and
other neceesaries, and made to pay an exces-
sve rate OF exchange. They are induced 10
remain in the city until little more can be
made out of them, or until their baggage ls no
longer good security, and then allowed to
proceed on their journey. Nearly all these
extra charges are said to be entirely unneces-
ssry, as arrangements are provided oy tne
proper authorities for changing money, buy
Ing tickets aud transferring persons and bag
gage Without extra charge.
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Our National Park.

A year ago Congress-one OF it's very lew
wise acls-set apart the magnificent region OF
the Yellowstone River as National Park.
This prevented at once the title of settlers ac-
cruing, and checked Spectators in making
show of this most extraordinary scenery for
private gain. The National Park of the Yel-
lowstone can, therefore, never be made an
other Niagara, where hackmen are ever Inn.
Fortunate, and every little Thing has money
value, ranging from alty cents up to FIVE dol
lars. The first report of the superintendent OF
the National Park has just been published. At
present access to the Park is only possible
through Montana. The first effort will be 10
render the approach less difficult by construct
Ing carriage roads instead of the present bri-
die paths. In the meanwhile thorough ex-
ploration of the whole track will be mads. At
present part of the land belonging to the gov.
ernment Is entirely unknown. What has been
seen, however, is strange and novel beyond
conception. Great Geysers, to which those Of
Iceland are pigmles; mud volcanoes, crystal
springs, and medicinal walers OF all descrip-
lions and temperatures; immense and frown'
Ing eanons; falls of nearly four hundred feet
10 height, make 1t appear as II nature had con-
cenlrated her wonders there.
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years more are added to the history OF the
port. Cbarleston's future is full OF hope
and prolaiss, and the publication OF the
Chamber OF Commerce pamphlet will give
to persons in the North aud in Europe SOUND
and logical reasons for the abiding faith that
Charlestonians have in the destiny oil Their
city.
We are satisfied that the Chamber oil Com
merce will be warmly praised Tor the good
work it has now brought to close-that OF
laying before the public candid aud Impair
tial exhibit OF the progress, condition ana
prospects OF the city. A more important
statistical work has never been prepared IN
the South, and we are confident that it will,
directly and Indirectly, be OF incalcuiaole
benefit to every business man and owner OIL
property in Charleston. 1t will reiute the
malicious statements which are in circula-
ton, and, by its unvarnished truth, give
conclusive answer to those who have thought
that Charleston Jagged in the commercial
race. This is the task which the Chamber
OF Commerce undertook, and we congrat-
ulate the body upon the satisfactory manner
la which difficult duty has been perfo rmed
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