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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-24

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Editors Of the Dispatch:
While In Paris In 1869 was introduced 10 the
German Princess D. by the American Minister.
Her entertainments were the most stylish and In
the best :.Ite Of any given in The French capi'al
that mcmorlbly gay winter. Imagine my surprise,
however, ut meeting her IN Richmond ten days ago,
when she Informed me she was making an Amerl-
can tour incog. She liked Richmond she declared,
better than any city size had visited of its size In
this country and was enthusiastic in her praise OF
the equestrian monument in the Capitol Square.
which she regarded superior TO that OF Frederick
the Great at Berlin. She was specially charmed
with the views from Candles aud Lihby's hills,
aud pronounced The steeple Of ST. Pau!'s church
the most graceful. she had ever sccl
Stopping suddenly, she added: "By..he-way,
your Main street Is really beautiful, but must con-
fess like ANIoSI's establishment better than any
on IT, II Is not as large Gauiers In Paris or Fe-
rantis In lovely III orence, but Is arranged AS beau
tfully as 4 pdrterre or flowers Of varied tints
Such luscious fruits delicate and artistic Paris con
fectious and gorgeous fancy articles, are surely
enough 10 open the parse nf a niiser. Il~n, tht
dear bl onde dolls, In endless variety and OF fairy
beauty. almost make me wish | were little Sir
again.
| Such distinguished tribute from one allied t.
| royalty to so enterprsing citizen rs MIR. ASToSI
think, Messrs. Editors, ought 10 be published Ii
| your valuable journal, Hence this communication
| T. f. G..
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IBANIC. PANIC.

julius SfCLE has just received from New
YORK ..,lriope a large stock Of FOR EiGS and DO
NESIit Day GOODS, which will be sold 1T panic
B!Ac 4 GHc-~ CPAIS SILKS,
EiA ANA IHiOKED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
SA1lLESE, DlAt.oSAL5. CAMEL ) HAsR, new
gVroi-
EhrkE-e ClnTHs, Moss CoLoRs, ALrACAs, and
HEk fGrLtAs-
BLACK GOOSS.
'A-HMEEK-, SaTTEESS. EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REFS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, itAd GRAPE
CLOTHS. $lsJ. = full !!nc Of BLACK .ALFACAS,
HHiTE A>D CoiOnED fi.AHSELs,
fLA.S AND PLAID brE::A FLASSELS1
EisH AND SIiAKEn fLA>NELS.
BLANKETS.
El.D BLANKETS, Eo.aKEo BLANKETS,
StILI~, and CUSFOKTKEs.
CAnsinEkES.
Ia a'h,~!HEEE3 we Lave iui assortment at al
fp.t--
ni!AWt- and Gi>lAKs, new styles:
EhL&ni!AL aud EouL.rAEp SAiETs.
>rEGIAI. ITDUCrNEST5
tn 'AhanIC kDGiNGe AND RIAL FALES.
t!ES.Ne LAcEs;
kiD hLoN S3S-our own liix}ortatiDn;
GKATLkAgN's auG LADIES USDEEwEAR, u full
Huc;
s;iJ:h Lukp and BHOwS CorgoSs aud SNEETISGE.
Ny clock ih complete iu every de,Mrnent, aud
ssoOiIS. JULES sY(IE
AS Broa1 street, between Fourth and FIf,h
S;AHSMEH: j. }. Turner, W. ID. Powers. J ohm
y. Oar, GteiSs Z. BsgbY, l.. j. Stern. Miss Il.
o'3n' no13
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TIE ORPHAN DISSERs.-The contribu-
tiops 10 the Christmas dinners for the boys
of the Male Orphan Asylum and the girls oi
the Female Humane Association have been
large enough to provide sumptuous feast
tor both of these institutions. The money
has been handed to the proper officers.
Among the contributions received at this
Office were s35 from the Tobacco Exchange,
Sl4.50 from the Corn Exchange, and $500
collected at the State Journal office, besides
numerous individual contributions, the
whole aggregatins a sum ample for the OBJ
jec.s proposed. The kind donors will doubt
less enjoy their own Christmas dinners with
Il keener relish when they remember how
many young hearts have been made glad by
their thoughtful liberalty.
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DRY GOODS.

HCDGlRS, GORDON & co. are Iecciv'
lag ,nar THIRD SUPPLY Of
tiiFAr DRE9s GOODS, DIAGONALS, SAT-
TEENS. HERlNOtS, and CASHMERES
ats xii further reduction IN price.
BLACK SiLk5 and MOURNING GOODS,
RAEEI-1- SEAMLESS aud VICTORIA
GLOVES,
Rt-rFLlsG, QUILLlNGs, aud EJFFS Of the
newest siyles
In DOMESTIC GOODS, BLANKETS, FLAS
NILS, GE4rLEHEN'S and LADIES UNDER
WEAR, t. eoed assortment, and at low prices.
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RICHMOND AMATEUR LITERARY ASSOCIATION
At ii Meeting of this Association held Mon
day hight at Concordia Hal', 4N Broad
street, the following officers were elected tor
the uarter beginning January ], 1874
Theodore A. Johns: president; c. c. Moore
vjce-president; l.. 5. Ellysen, secretary
John j. Bsily. assistant secretary; /. e.
Lesake. treasurer; u. l.. spotswood, critic
Everett WadGy, sergeant-at-arals. This
society meets every Monday evening for de.
bate and general literary improvement, and
cordially extends an invitation TO all friends
of such organizations to visit them &c the
above place.
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How TO MAKE EGG-No6.-To q lady customer,
recognized in her circle high Authority IN such
matters, am Indebted for the following:
"Recipe for One Gallon or Sixteen Glasses OF
Eog-To 81 ixteen eggs beaten light In the usual
way add ole pound pulverizcd sugar. stir In rapid
IL one and half pints brandy tFrerch or Califor-
nia), one-half pint Jamaica run, and lastly, one
half gallon milk. Season with nutmeg ana Keep
twelve hours before using"
Th.se ingredients, excep. the milk, shall ne
happy to furnish. .. D. hipD'
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RELIEF OF THE PooR.-The committee OF
the Young Mems Christian Association for
the relief Of the poor has divided the city
into districts, as follows First district, all
west OF Madison street; second, from Madi'
sou to First street; third, First to Fifth
street; fourth, Fifth to Ninth street; fifth,
Ninth TO Fourteenth street; sixth, Four
teenth to Seventeenth street; seventh,
Seventeenth to Twentieth street; eighth,
Twentieth to Twenty-fiIth street ninth,
Twcnty-tiflh to Thirticth street; tenth.
Thirtieth TO Nicholson street; eleventh, all
west Of Nicholson street. The committee
has placed box in each district to re-
ceire notices of the poor and destitute
in that district. and each box will be visited
regularly By member Of the subcommittee
for that district. The duty of these sub
committees is to examine the notices, visit
the persons mentioned in them, verify the
statements contained in them, and report
on the same through their chairmen, who
meet the Central Committee every week.
The Central Committee at each meeting
appropriates portion OF the means 1T
its commrnd to each of tie sub-commlt-
tees, who distribute them TO those in need.
These boxes are also intended 10 receN
contributions They are placed at the follow
ing drug stores: First district, II. G. Forst.
mann's. corner Of Pine and Main streets
second district, at T. II. Saundcrs's, corner
OF Brook avenue and Marshall street third
district. at Thomas & Co.'S, Broad between
Second and Third streets fourth district,
Dr.. ! X. GarnpttS, Seventh and Broad
streets; fifth district, at }. +. Wood &
Sons, Ninth and Main streets; sixth dis
trict, at Bodeker & Brothers. Fifteenth
and Main streets; seventh district, at Chill
drey's, Eighteenth and Main streets; eighth
district, ut W. y. Thomas'<, Jr.. T"enty-hrs
and Main streets ninth district, at Morrl
sons. Twenty-tfth and Broad streets; tenth
district, ut Farral'S, Thirtieth and Main
streets eleventh district, at ". J. CusScn's
corner Of Williamsburg avenue and State
street.
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10000 PRIZES TO DE GIVEN AWAY January
18th, 1874, at the MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Nor
folk. Among then are one of 100000, S25, 600.
$4,000, $4,000. $4,000, SO 800; twenty-four
Of $500 each; fifty of $3.50 each: eight. Of 5000
each: 100 Of $3.50 each $50 of 800 each; $50
Of $50 each. aud the balance OF IS each. Now,
somebody will draw these prizes, and why shouldn't
you one? 1t only costs 50 10 try 1t, and you may
be made rich by SO doing: and If you draw prize
your name will not bc mentioned unless yon want
It. Tickets can be had In Richmond at Z. NEISl-
GEE & Co.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RIcHMoSr
PosT.oFFIcE December %. 1S73.-S. Sprigs
Campbell, Esq, care E. II. Pendeton, Esq
277 east Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio
Edmund a. Crenshaw, 52s Arch street
Philadelphia, Pa; Editor Ecening Ne'cs
Richmond, Va; A. Harris, Esq, Loan
Office. 1918 Main, between Fifteenth and
Seventeenth streets, Richmond, Va; Miss
Jennie B. Munford Rev. James B. Sim.
mons, d. D., corresponding secretary Am
BAD. ii. NJ. Society. $50 Nassau street, New
York city, N. l.; Miss Mary Taylor, Ports
mouth Va.
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RlcnXoHp, ioEX RIVER AND CH1sAFEAxHl
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RICHAUED, IOEX RIVER AND CHHSAFkAkb}
RAILROAD COMHANY. I
BlCHMoND, November 9th. 1879
,HN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
~ 0sENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS O this
road will run Ms followG
PASsENGER TRAIN for Waa Potas kaves
Richmond at 8 p. NJ. and train from Wes4 Point
VIII arrive at Richmond at 1880 a. Il. 4xg dun
days excepted.
hIcKLR, has been placed on the route between Ween
Point and Baltimore to run In connecosa vffh thi1
road and Will makethree trips week. leaving Wet
Point TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS: and SATUH-
on the arrival OF the train, which leaves Rtch.
mond al N, arriving ut Baltimore neu morning
In ample time to connect with trains fox the North
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS WEO-
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS At 4 p. Il, co1eecnnS
at West Point with the train due at Hc&sfosA q
1880 next morning. ga"
Fare TO Baltimore, s5 colored people ~
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight oufZ
leaves Richmond Tuesdsys, Thursdays, "a aatnaf
days at 4. II. Through freight received daily.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passsnser e.r sssacnea.
for freight between Richmond and Wess FeAnt7
k1saves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesday,, am
Fridays at $3.50 A. II. Local freight received Toes
"s'S' nui 'o"''' 800 EbW. r. FOLaRR,
General Freight and T1cket A0euL
WIN. BRAGG, Master Transportation. 10 !.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND AND DASYILLE RAILROAD 70,
RICHMOND, VA, December Z, 1878.
CCUEDULE OF TRAINS.

Train No. l-SoUTHERS EyPR BsS-leaves Rich.
mould at sos A. NJ. arrives ut Burksy!l:e III SOB
A. NJ, arrives at Dauville ut p. T., arrives at
Greensboro al $3.50 L. Al.
Train No. 2-sEw ORLEANS AND SEW YORK
ExPRESs-eaves Greensboro ut l:l5 r. NJ; ar
rfSes at Dany.lle Mt 1862 P NJ arrives at Burke
vile at S:0I Z. NJ, arrives ut Richmond Of ! lo2
p. ii.
Train No. 3-THRouou hAIL-leayss Richmond
ut las +. u. arrives ut Burkeyille at 4b6 I'M,
arrives at Danviile It 9:5s r ~, arrives at Green's
poro' al / $50 A. 81.
No. 4-rnRoUCH MAu>-lenves Greensboro at
2:l6 A. NJ; arrives at Uanyillc at 6:24 A. n. ar-
rves at furkeyille at s5 A. NJ; arrives at kich-
Train No. 5-LYSCHBURG PAssENGRn-lcaves
Richmond at 9:42 A. b.; arrives Ut BuIksviiie &C
1882. NJ; arrivesat Lynchburg n 4:4O z. n.
Train No. 6-BURKKvILLE ACCokAoDATfnN-
leaves Lyuchburg at $50 p. NJ, leaves Burs:yllln
q. 4:35 A. 81 arrives ut Richmond at 7aoS a. ID.
Train No. 4 connects at Burkeyille With tyoins
on tr Atlantic. Missss1ppi md Ohio rafiroad from
Lynchburg ard the South. Pullman pas1cd cars
run from Richmond To Charlotte, and from Char
lotte TO Atlanta and New Orleans without Change.
Train No. makes close connection at Oharlotte
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Ak-LlIe
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points South and southwest-
Through tickets sold to all points south and soulN.
"es'' 't'' ''1"'s- T. M. r. TALO0TT.
de- Engineer and Supcfintendent.
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MAsoSs, PLEASE TAKE NoTIcE.-Ifit is your In
tention 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 st day
of January, and then You cannot buy ticket at any
price. Tickets are IS for whole and g. so for half.
They can be had at p. WEIsIGER & Co IS hat store.
1901 Main street.
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JUSTICE WHITE disposed of the following
cases yesterday:
John Duncan (negro) was fined one dollar
for abusing Charlotte Peters.
William Freeman, j common thief and
vagrant, vas sent to Jail for thirty days.
Several cases were continued.
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
W ROAD.-On and after December 7, 1873, the
passenger trains will run as follows:


WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIS.-Jeaves RichInond $50 a. u.
DAILY except Sunday, connecdDS with W., G.,
Va. ". ( q. 5. railroad at Gordonsville and Chnr-
lottesyiiie, and arrives ut Rinton At l p. n.
EXPRESS TRAIE.-Leayes Richmond at 1859
r. NJ. DAILY except saturday, connecting at Ger
donsvil!e for Washington and the North. and ar
rivea at Huntington at p. II. next day. Sfeones
at Cincinnati ut O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond an4 Wbiha
Sulphur only at Junction. Gord0nsville CfrLotscs-
7llle, SEauutnn, Goshen, Anlboro', and Coyingtcn.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond
at 4:45 L. NJ. DAILY except Sunday. and srrtvrr a.
Gordonsville Ut $50 P. NJ. This train conncctd as
Gorionsyilie for Lynchburg.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati st +. u. DAILY eS-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington NJ A.
M next day, connecting with xprtAas train
EXPRESS TRhIS.-Lcavt- Huntiagton ri Q II
n DAILY except Sandy. : 4 arrives st ktcontona
going south and with James '.iv,r searnee for Scr-
folk This train stops bstwccI! " bite sulphur and
Richmond onsg 1t Jinciton. Gartlonsvt,lc, Char
lottesyi!le, StauntoD, GoS'' Ii, Milhoro', and Coy
ingtcn.
MAIL TRkIE.-lcaves Hntcp III 4 O'Clock a. u.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting H!th " :, C. Va,
M. 4 G. S. railroad al charlottesville and Surdnns-
| VILE, and arrives q. Rchmond al /. a.
| ACCOMMODATION TEAIS.--Le,.v@a 9orc 'as-
| yhIe at 6 ). NJ. DAILY, except SUndayss amt dr.
rivss 81 Richmond III $3.50 A. n.
For further Information inquire At the cou4auys
Office. on broad pear Seventeenth street
| :. II. PERRY, General Superiuieudert
EDGAR TLIET, General Passenger aud Ticket
| Agent. ce9
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VIRGINIA OPERA A-HoUsE.-ProfeSsor Ma
callster had better audience last night ;han
could have teen expected OH such disa.
greeable night. He is master of his art.
and will doubtless furnish pleasant eve
ning's entertainment to all who may patron
jZe him.
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PASoRAMA FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TRINITY
METHODIST SUNDAY ScHooL.-The panorama
of the Pilgrim will be exhibited in the lee
ture-room Of Trinity church OH Friday and
Saturday nights next for the benefit of the
Dorcas fund of the school.
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THERE IS PERHAPS no PLACE IN THE CITY
more variedly favored by Santa Claus than the
rooms of ". W. TIIBDETT, 1114 Main street.
There the God OF the Season" seems 20 have
opened his stores, and from thence Issues his sup
plies, and graties the desires Of his favored little
ones. At this depot OF supplies may be seen anx-
ious nianmas and scruduizing popas asking OF the
ruler of the realm what best suits the taste fancy
OF their children, aud all eaye his presence salts
fed that they have procured just the thing" they
wanted the dear :. little ones to have"
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CHRISTMAS At THE CATHEDRAL.--The ser
vices at st. Peters cathedral on Christmas
day will be as follows: High-masS at A.
NJ: other masses at and 8 A. N.; and at
1880 a. II. grand pontifical mass by Bishop
Gibbons. In the afternoon, vespcrs at
O'Clock.
The interior of the cathedral has been
beautifully decorated with erergreens, ETC.,
by the ladies of the congregation for the oc-
casi0n.
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A PRESENT WORTH HAyISG.-Giye your friend
ticket TO the Masonic Gift Concert, and If he or
she should draw The big prize Of $4,000 or auy OF
the other 9.999, you may be sure Of having some
one TO remember you the balance Of your days.
Yen get tickets in Richmond at p. " EIsI-
GER s CO.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
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SCHOOL. TRUSTEES following have
been appointed school trustees:
Washington County: Goodson district,
John II. Clark; Abingdon, Z. A. Barrow ;
Saltyile. Captain j. Geasler; North Fork,
James Ii. Butt Kinderhook, $. ii. Withers.
iSmyth County,: Marion district, ). Is.
Sauders; Rich Valley, ThoUas n. Sexton
st. Clair, Il. c. Williams.
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CORONER TAYLOR made post-morten, ex-
animation of the body Of the white infant
that was found on Sunday floating in
Shockoe creek beneath the arch under Broad
street, and determined that it had not been
born alive. No inquest will be held.
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Assets, 1851 ,OOC
invested mainly on bond and mortgage.
This venerable company now belongs to
the history of Richmond. having been. in
operation over forty-two years, and its presi'
dent, w. l.. Cowardip, and secretary, VIII
liam Willis. Jr., in its service thirty.three
and twenty-three years respectively.
Conservative and sagacious in its manage
ment, its directory are amongst the soundest
business men of this city. They are men OF
large experience and liberal views.
This institution has been and continues to
be useful to the ci,izens In monetary point
OF view. Its own stock sells in the market
for s3I share, on par value Of $50, and it
is now extending its business protitably to
other States. 1t has passed through repeated
money crises without impairment of capt.
tai, and has paid over two millions of loss,
with but few suits, on its policies.
Perhaps compliments Of it are slpereroga'
toy, the facts placing it above eulo ogy. Still
II Is an institution of which we may be proud
as one of our many good companies; and
we are pleased to give it mark of our re
spect and confidence at this season of Tho
year, when we are about TO enter upon i
new one, full OF bright prospects, We trust,
for us all.
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THE EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUs

This now world-reaowDed fever-tree or Aus
tralla is brought prominently before the general
public by the recent newspaper publications, al
though It has been known for considerable period
10 the medical profession. E.. ..#
To render It's virtues available 10 our people who
may need an AETI-PBRIoDIC We have made from
the FRESH LEAVES, imported direct, COHCES-
TRATED TlNCTURE, ready for use, and offer II
MEADE & BAKER,
~---,---.. a-."..ear Practical Pharmacists,
dig 9l9 Main street.
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RICHMOND TO CISC1SSATI.-Mr. Edgar
Vliet, general passenger and ticket agent of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, publishes
this morning an important notice to the
travelling public, which will be found in an
other column.
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Ho! all &c boys who want fireworks go to Illb-
Belts and get your arms full. He has a the vare-
ties OF these machines and sells them cheap hriss
Kringlc has authorized him to sell to all In need a
the lowest prices, and they are being rapidly sold
So hurry ND before they ara all gone.
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REST ANTHRACITE COAL s7.25 TO ss per ton OF
. oOO mounds; West Virginia splint lump SO, ana
hail as per load, and the best In the m arket Gun.
berland coal, 90, $3.50 to e7.2s per ton ios lump
best wood S. and 90 per cord; coke, 80 oo anu "
per load. Nineteenth and Cary streets.
~ G. II. PAGE.
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THE ELISGARDs.-William Horace and Alice
Dunning Lingard, supported by good
comedy company, will make their df6ah at
Assembly Hall on Monday night the 29tll
instant in Dumas's iiye.act comedy drama OF
Diane De LyS. The Lingard sketches will
form component part of tire evenings
nlelSllre-
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LOOK TO YOUR ISTEREsT.-Ecmcmber !he DOL
LAR STORE. corner Ninth and Main streets, Is thf
place for great bargains. They are selling the'i
beautiful! stock Of goods at prices TO suit the times
DON. forget 10 go there before purchasing !ohE
Cbrist:uas and Sew-Year presents.
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ST. PAUL's CHURcH.-As usual, the Holy
Communion will be administered on Christ
mas day and the ofIertory taken up for the
poor. Services at IL o'clock. Divine service
will also be held In the other Episcopal
churches
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CAPuLlsA Is Acknowledged to be the best hair
dressing. 1t prevents the hair from coming out
and cleans the scalp from dand"uf.
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Hor CHOCOLATE: CREAM ut WooD i Sons.

CHRISTMAS GOODS AT W. D. BLAIR Cos,
Ninth and Main streets.
Almonds ralsins. citron, currants, cooking wine.
cooking brandy; fine sherry, Madeira, and port
wines old Jamaica rum, and Il Select Thlskey
finest Gunpowder lea, and imported condiments
and " ilson's Fig Twis. tobacco.
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HOT TEA CREAM IT WOOD 6 SONS

TRANSFER PRIsTISG-ISKS will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period of time Send Your
orders for work TO be done in these inks " the Dis
patch Prnthg-House.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEw-IEAR PRESESTS.-"e
would advise MI who are In want OF cheap ana
beautiful presents for the holidays to 90 to the DOL
LAR STORE. corner Ninth aud alain streets, before
purchasing elsewhere, as twenty-five per cent. Can
be saved by so doing. Call and see for yourselves
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ANY QUANTITY OF NICE THINGS FOR CHRIST
MAS at L. WE1sIGER & 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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TRANSFER PRISTING-iSKS for copying letter
headings statements, way-hills. &c. Can be copied
in the Ordinary lctcr-press book. Send your orders
for printing IN these inks, and for all other descrp-
lions of printing. to the OiSnatch Frntlng-llouse
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THE HOLIDAY Nos. OF CHIMNEY CORNER,
New YORK WEEKLY, AND HARPEEs' BAzAR,
full of appropriate illustrations and Interest
ing stories, &c, are to hand from j. I. Ell
tyson, 1112 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-24
Hor COFFEE CREAx =. WOOD & soss,.

CoLOGSES, Extracts, PomaGeS, Hair-Oils Brushes,
Combs, IIand-Mirrors, Powder. Boxes, PuRs vinal-
gret'cs, AMI everything In trScass drug store at
WOOD & sons, Ninth and 3Iain streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-24

TRANSFER PRISTING-INKs-1nralua to rail"
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and others. Iney' are en-
during ard chapgelcss, and will copy sharp anu
Gear for an indefinite period OF time. Having just
received fresh SUPPLY Of these inks, we are pre-
pared TO execute orders promptly anu al mooeSa'e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-24

CALL AND GET YOUR CHRISTMAS CAhEs VI
leave your orders ut BRIGGs's Bakeries 'of hAiN
street and 426 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-24

USDERwEAR-iarge stock, and al low prices-fo
sale by L. B. SPENCE 6 son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-24

SPECIAL INDICTMENTS are now peing onefeu -
blankets at LEVY BROTHERS,. They nave aiso
.o,,o rre .. b,rrains In shawls and comfortables.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-24

AT GESSET'S, who Is preparing to remove, may
be had beautiful plated tea-sels, three four, or sa
pieces plated walters, I'll sizes.