davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
-,,,.rsn,agAs GOODS.
HOLIDAY Sfkn lM
cI,r,sTN,sANp SEW-YEhR's GIFTS
1,,rsT JouS'sToN & CO.

,,o, o,- for r,,e one of the finest and largess os
an,smnn,s IF goods in their Il nj cVer ~
Iuond among which may ne iouhu a,ss,hn.e In
Hmnrlcnn editions OF all the sIaiaasuc asais, ins
,nrnse and verse bcauttfnlly .ana prp,asTs linHIe
rated and In the finest styles o. oihoAps' - GAG
volumes or In SETS. ,y.rING-nEsKss and
BONES or beauu 1na E,ass 20 ar rietE
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS 10, WIZ and CASfs:
CHI DREN's WRlTING-DE.F VIZ VIZ as' now sIyies:
CENT EN- EMS Dressings NE9Ii,s:
COLD PENS. HOL and e - hcsntifu, do
pu eSf'StRApH PAPER-wEIGH Is and ''hef
,MPonFID cHROMos, rich and bea VS,s Editions
PRAYER-BOOks aud BIBLES, Enghi -" eu'uons'
in ine bindings;
FAMILY BIBLES Of all kinds:
pokTFOLIilS, CRIBBAGE-BOARnS.r ,d
! BaCKG AMMO PAKC ndEE anu
On CCRhNDALL'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
noNISOES AND CHESSMEN:
SCGTCH GOODS of various kinds: d
RTSSIA LEATHER POChEI.BOoho "nN
oSSARD.CASES in endless variety; c.rru
LADikS' RUSSIA LEATHER BEL1-'AA
| Notwithstanding new and very pretty :
| PtRIOK KALEIDoSCOPES; ,too-e,,
| GAMES FOR CHILDREN OF many oineieA'
,rrkkENIi f and TOY BOOKS, very large assert
| meut. in attractive olDolnS' oe1u'iA o'' $1,000
| rated and at all prices. ,u -oce,vo our
| SHSletters addressed to us VIII r ectan,s o"i
personal and prompt attention II nliins oiue
| fs10 WEST, JOHNSIoN Ia,
! dson-at adjoining post-oahce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
Tho Nomination for Chief-Justice.

The Nomination FOR Chlet-1asIlce.
The nomination Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT VIII
,,,xs to be Chief.Justicc Of the United STATES
sunrcme Court hangs fire, to the surprise OF
a great many people, and, we suppose, eSfe'
,islly of President GRANT.
1t is true the public did not recognize ID
the Acknowledgement the man OF profound
legal learning or the man Of unbiased JUG
ment and public devotion, Irrespective VI
party feeling, that should characterize Tue
highest judicial disnitary III the ou''eu
States: but he was known to be man ..
respectable talents and law-kno"Ieoge' a'iu
Il was supposed that the party d'Sclpilne VI
the ruling party in the country was SUN
cieu,y rigid to suppress all opposition 70 the
nomination on the score Of any OF the nicer
considerations of proprety which in former
times were applied to all nominations for
responsible positions brought before the
United States Senate.
But in this conclusion the public was mis-
taken. The Senate of the United States Is
no, under this party discipline to the extent
tina, was supposed. 1t cannot readily en-
0oySe Mr.. WILLIAMs's nomination. 1t BEST
ta,es. Senator's see in his appointment I'M
prophecies and objections that prevent them
from approving of it at once, if at all.
II is said the Senate hopes by delay to
in ,uce the withdrawal Of the nomination
under feeling Of sensitiveness. Ii SO, we
suspect they are entirely mistaken. Sucn
seustiveness Is not likely to be manifested.
1t Is further stated that charges have been
preferred against the Attorney. General al
fec,ing bis integrity in bis performance OF
his official duties; and it is said, again, these
have been examined and found to be With
out proof Certainly the Acknowledgement
Is partisan. and the relations be bears 10
the President suggest that bis promotion is
more tue result of the friendship Of the
President than merit Of his own.
However this may be, we see that the nom
!nation hangs, painfully we suppose to those
Immediately concerned about it and even II
confirmed the effect Of the delay III confirm
lug cannot be obliteratcd. 1t means too
much for comfort and satisfaction.
One consideration which is attracting OBJ
scryaton is the failure to promote some one
OF the present judges to the position Of Chiei-
Justice. There are men on the bench worthy
of the high Office; and TO put over their
heads new man. inferior in experience, in
dignity, and in nearly all the high qualities
for the place, would seem to be not only un.
wise, but an insult to the court itself.
II is supposed that the nomination will not
be confirmed at all. The New York Times,
heretofore considered the sem-otficial organ
Of the Administration, Is decidedly opposed
to the confirmation. and declares that the
whole judiciary Of that great State regards
the nomination as unfit.
The Chief point in the history OF the affair
is that it shows returning sense OF indie
pendcnce and Of public duty on the part Of
the Senate, and that affords unalloyed salts
faction, we are sure, to the whole nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
SELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR GILL
DRES WITH CARE.

SELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR CHILL
DRES WITH CARE.
AMERICAN Boys BOOK. OF SPORTS AND
ARABIAN NIGHTS, $3.50:
GRIMM'S HOME STORIES, SIPS;
OLD TALES FUR THE YOUNG, S1.25:
ANDERsOS'S FAIRY TALES, Sl.95;
CHESS MINORITY new, 81 IS:
CHILD'S OWN BOOK OF FAIRY TALES, 500
illustrations, S1.7o:
TURNING OF The TIDE mew), sl25;
MAROtNEk'S ISLAND, $3.50;
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. $3.50;
SANFORD s MERTON, $3.50;
GRlMM'S GERMAN POPULAR TALES, 80. so;
PILGRIMS PRoGREss, 81 so;
A yoUkKNH,EIa 10 THE CENTRE OF THE
NAPoLt On AAND HIS MaRsHALs, $3.50;
GOltILLA-HCSTERS, by BALLENTYSE, 1925;
WILD MEN UF THE WEST. SIPS;
< HISTORY OF WONDERFUL INVENTIONS,
BIRDIE AND HIS FAIRY FRIENDS, 81;
CHRISTMAS FAIRIES, 81. 25;'
RHuDA THORNTON new, $3.50;
LoTrlE EaMES tnewl, $3.50;
CIiILDRtN'S SAYINGS, 81:
FOX'S BOOK OF MARTYRS, S1.25;
THE DAUGHTERS OWN BOOK, 60c.;
MAYNE RE!D'S BOOKS FOR BOYS tesch),
DU CIiAlLLU's BOOKS FOR BOYS (each),
Amy OF the above sent by mall, postpaid, on re-
cept OF the price by j. I. ELLYSQS,
Bookseller and Stat6ncr,
de 9-tDe25 No. l2 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

SPECIE P.YaEsTs.-Senator MoRToS con-
fessed on Tbursda, that there was srea'
deaf of fanaticism about specie payments
n. once had it very bad l'lmseIi; out .ime
and experience (and he shon.a nave aooeo
public opinion ~ had modified Inc syn'p'
toms in his case. Mr.. MORTON is very re-
spectful TO public opinion. Public op.'n'on
is not always right; but it is now not oh..Y
right, but deserves credit for putting MIR.
MORTON right.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
Pennsylvania Constitutional Good
Thing.

The new Constitution Of Pennsylvania
provides that the State elections shall take
place on the same day with the Presidential
election. This is Il great national good.
Pennsylvania has heretofore through her
local elections cxertcd much influence over
the Presidential elections. We are fresh in
our recollection of the powerful effect
wrought by the Pennsylvania State elections
in 10. That the result in those elections
was brought about by fraud we suppose
everybody feels pretty well satisfied; and it
decided the Presidential election. 1t drove
back from the Liberal Kepu blcans an army
Of timid persons who We're just ready to 20
over. and it paralyzed vast vote of persons
who were indifferent and some men hostile
to GREELEY who would nevertheless have
voted for him had they supposed he stood
any chance to be elected. The Constitution
,ukes Pennsylvania out Of the way in this
ma tier, and puts al end to vast amount Of
,.0rriirtjou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
MARRIAGES.

Married. In Richmond, Va; December ON, oy
Rev j. r. G:riick, Mr.. JOIN 5; GREEN anu
Miss MARY " COOK: both OF Richmond
Baltimore Su,, please copy.
Married. on "Wednesday. December TN, ny
Rev. DR.. j B. Jeter, Rev. WILLIAM i. LlNDSAf
and Mrs. LOUISIANA III. Z. PACE; both OF klcLl'
lnond. No cards.
Married, at Abingdon church, Gloucester county,
by the Rev. Charles Mann. on Wednesday the 1Otn
Instant, MANGCS JONES to Miss MARY A.,
daughter Of John w. T.. Catlett, Esq. No cards.
Norfolk aud Portslnou nth papers copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
-.,-.A.--r $500 $500

and Ohio railroad. We deprecated Che pol.
lev which gave a direction to that ROAD
which was disastrousto the only c'ty III VIZ,
cin;a which could WELD efficiently the com.
wercc II would have the movement Of. rms
f,,., error derives The State Of much of the
advantages of that road. 1t may, however,
No :, a rrcat degree corrected by straight
road from lynehburg TO Richmond.
Nevertheless, we derive satisfaction from
.,o evidences or the prosperity of the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
GOOD THINGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

G. G. THOMPSON,
FA MILY GROC GER,
No. 2l9 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD,
has on hand fresh supply Of
Atmore'S Mince- Meat-thc best out; ..-.
New York Champagne Cider, Currants, Citron,
Almonds, English Manuts, fecans, Palmnuts,
Italian Italian ~ M .a:, Buekwheat, Gelalines
English Pickles. Fire. Crackers
Finest Gunpowder Tea, Chewing and Smoking To-
haccos; III fact, everything kept In i frst-class
grocery. de l5-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
rHRIsTMAS CHEER !

rURE JAMAICA RUN,
JULES RoBINs's CoGNAC BRANDY,
FINE PORT and SHERRY WINES,
appL E and PEACH BRANDIEs,
CHAMPAGNES, ... .
BUMGARDNER WHISKEY,
FULCuER & BOWMAN WHlSKEY,
NEW ENGLAND RUM,
COOKING WINES and BRANDIES,
FLAvoRING EXTRACTS, ..-
GELATINE, CITRoN,
RAIsINs, CURRANTs, a.t:.
ASSORTED JELL1ES,
LEMONS, ALMONDS,
PECANS, PALMNUTS,
SWEET CIDER,
a1INCE-MEAT,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
sEGAR-CURED HAMS and SHOULDERS.
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, in barrels, half
barrels, quarters, and eighths;
BUCKwHEAT,
DRIED FRUITS, &c. &C.
CHARLES L. TODD,
dc.19-1w corner Sixth and Clay streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

FOR TIE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS.
CARDOZU. FOuRQUREAN & co.
have now OH baud aud Will this week daily receive
many CHEAP yet handsome and useful
articles suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS,
such as
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S INITIAL HAND
kERCHIEFS,
HEM-STITCHED HANDkERCuIEFs, In fancy
boxes:
MISSES aud YOUTHS HEMsTlTCHED, colored
borders;
MISSES KID and other GLOVES,
KID GLOVES in all sizes, styles, and qualities;
RUFFS, fR1LLINGs, COLLARS aud CUFFS, in
LADIES and GENTLEMEN sCARFS, TIES,
aud CRAEATS, full stock;
BELTS. BELT-BUCKLES, SHAWL and VEIL
PINS, with many other novelties suited for the
season,
sell the above, with their entire stock VI
DRY GOODS,
at rems rkably low prices. de Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOESf ~
just received suitable for the holiday sea- eae
Boots: Ladies' French Kid Button Boots Ladies'
Serge Button Boots; Ladies' Foxed Baimorals;
Ladies' French Goat Balmorals; Gentemsn's
Hand-Sewed CATERS. single aud double sole; to-
gether with general assortment OF Misses, Chit
reu's and Boys shoes all OF which for sale low by
JOHN c. PAGE, DR., 900 Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth dc lS-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
GRAND CHRISTMAS OPENING

PIZZIhrS CONFECTIONERY,
sO7 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND. ".
take Measure In announcing "a my friends lnt
the public generally that Notwithstanding VIZ
PANIC, RUMURs OF WAR. &C.,
Santa Claus Will make his annual roun9s' ana hA'
HEADQUARTERS, sO7 BROAD STREET
will, as usual, he prepared with large ana 'af.'
stock Of
CANDIES. RoE-BoNs, CANDY TOYS
CRYSfALiZED FRUITS,
FRUITS. Glaze, Sc,
which on SATURDAY, december Is. WI =
spread on my counters for their Inspection AUG pu
chsse. Every customer shall be promptly Ha.S
affords at rs Low PRICES as pure, unadn''eFa''
goods eau be sold for. ~
No common or Impure goods viii be ofefe'''"
THE BEST, PURE SUGAR CANDIES
will be sold at such rates as were considered oS.
cheap before the high prices since uie war VIZ
10 noUsEKEErERs offer beautiful
NEW RAlSlSs.
CRRASTs,
ALMONDS,
NUTS. and FIGS.
To youSa MEN offer an elegant aud 'a''e'
sormeut of ,-,.u- nox
BON BOXES
of my Own importation. which viii make a w.
elegant aud acceptable present TO Their L.d! m'
and such 4 present rs cannot ce nad ~ any Tvs
establishln ent in this city. ,,+~
TO YOUNG MISSES Vtsr large ana oca""'
IMPORTED WAX DOLLS,
TALKING DOLLS. and
DOLLS IN CARRIAGES.
which, although they have been sIp% S pps f.
only q few days, AXE RAPIDLY Dtsaii e'"
INC, for their beauty Is almost Irresistible.
To THE BOYS offer
FIREWORKS,
FIRE-CRACkERS,
TURpEDOES, and
CASSOS-CRACkERS
at PANIC PRICES. guarantee All U! "'' -
of A No. quality. :, go, viii rot
Then. come one, come all! Lsok II you IL WI, %
buy. You are welcome, and should you LII ,out
purchase VIC will SEE that you are m,, ,aSS Ia
bargains. ANDREW flL1L.i stn,,
de s-l4t Confcctioner. sol hroan ------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Ak i ns and ,UtI0 FiSEL Y.iLL UsTRATEb Holiday
BOOKS, just suitsl for Christmas mas present.:
ROME. BY FRANCIS WEY. Containing three hum
drsd and 70, forty engraypss on wo9d de-
Of Rome, With an introduction by w. w. STo.
RY, bound In tne Turkey morocco. IS
Song. Numerous illustrations; Turkey mo.
w0 5Si woMEN or types Of wcman
Il Attributes of all Lands and Ages With sew
en;eeu engrayiDgs Oh steel, from designs by
CHARLES STAAL: Turkey morocco: $40
THE GALLERY OF BYRON BEAUTIES. Ideal
THE EyI P1E1s < series Of Porrsi
pressIy for this work by the most eminent Eng;
lTAL LII aS''I PiGTUREs DRAWS; WIFE: Pm
ASR 81 HrUGE Selected from masy
sources, with numerous Illustrations; ..::,..s0
sHAkEsPEARE ANNUAL, with illustra.
TIE E0i IlfTLE PE0pLE o. THE SNOW. BY
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. illustrated from
TIE HsS sFT6R X IF FRE BY
cotNTkY LIFE life. illustrated by Poetry and P!e
BYE i.fSS M00KE. MiilLTtUN. c0jWPEER, G0ID:
SMITH, BURNS, and WORDSWORTH 9una
in half calf, each. ~ 6O
SHAKESPEARE, 10 vols, pocket edition, In neat
cHaa1M1B.ERS, MiSSiCEiLLANY;tO F UiSEFUL AND
ENrERTAlNISGT TRACTS, now complete; a
Illustrations. limo, l 0 volumes, cloth. III
GIBBONS'S HISTORY OF THE DECLINE AND
FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, with notes
BY Dean Milman. volumes. Crown 6yo.;
GoETHEs WORKS cloth, extra, voilmess759
uUMk'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, latest ed-
ton, with Autobiography. 6 volumes. Crown
SSO.. nne CiOtn. SO
lRYlNG'S WORKS, including bis life: 26 vol
umes, 1emo. steel vignette titles cloth. ex-
MACAULAY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND, CON-
plete; steel portrait and SIX coored maps. 5
volumes 12mo., cloth. ...................$7.50
SHAkESPEARES COMPL ETE WORKS, printed
ON toned paper, Turkey morocco, Kilt edges,
BYRo%s COMPLETE Works, printed on
toned paper, Turkey morocco. gilt edges vol,
Any Of the above sent by mall post paidIon re-
celpt of the price by j. T. ELLYsOS,
de 10 No. 1112 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

TOILET SLIPPERS, something nice,
L suitable for Christmas presents for ladies, gem
nemen, and boys, Of the various colors Also, a va.
red assortment or the best @,.1 .
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.
Soft handmade goods FOR ladies and re ntielnen OF
the best material and workmanship. Prices TO suit
the tiuea al No. 335 Bread street.
dsl6 VIZ. y. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
DOR DECEMBER, CHRISTMAS, AMI

TOR DECEMBER, CHRISTMAS, AND
NEW.YEAR
T.R. PRICE & co. are adding many new aud
beautiful goods to their stock, just bought ln tle
nor thern markets.
Great Jobs In DRESS aud other GOODS,
BLACK GROS.GRAIS and BONNET slLKs,
NAvY-BLUE, ELEPHAST-BREATH, aud olaf
new shades PoPLINS and CACHEAEREh
DRESS GOODS (great reductloIs), 20, 81, am
35c.;
MoUR Ming GOODS, many new style5-GRo p
ZURICH, IMPERATRICE, HEREATTAs, Mo
HAIRS, CAMEL'S-HAIR. &c:
GRAPE Wells. COLLARS, and TIES;
Ladi es' SHIFTS and DRAWERS, all Nos;
VELyETEESS, TwILLED SILKS, aud fELOCBs'
HOSIERY, Kid GLOVES, LINED GLOVES, &C.;
DoMEsTICs at very lswest rates, &c. dc ~
THRISTMAS PRESENTS, &c.
T. r. PRICE & co. have opened new supplies Of
CLOAhS and WRAPPINGS;
Elegant stock STRIPED and FANCY sHAWL>
HANDKERCHIEF,
In boxes, for ladies aud gentlemen;
GLOVES in great variety,
LACE and MUSLIN SETS.
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
HEMSTLTCHEn and LINEN-CAABRlC HAM
KERCH1EFS,
SCSPENDERs,
de 10 CRAVATS, &C, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
T. }. REILLY, No. 1871 MAIN STREET,
- CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH

LIQUORS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
At prices to suit the times.
Old JAMAICA, ST. CRolX, aud Me-" ENG
LAND RUM;
PORT and SHERRY WINES,
Old NECTAR, CABINET, and all other popular
brands Of WulSkEf;
Pure CIDER, sODA-WATER, GINGER ALE,
CATAWBA and COOKING-WISES.
Sole agent for CLhGGETI'S ALE and FOR
TER. warranted the very best made In the United
States.
Remember, corner of Eighteenth and Main.
de- 8-1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

1421 MAIN STREET. la2l
II r 7 MAS GOODS.
NEW LAYER-RAIsiSS,
FINE LONDON LAYER and
MUscATEL RAISISs,
CHOICE SCLTAfA RAIsIss,
PRIME C1TRoS,
CUERASTs Of best quality,
FINE FIGS and DATES,
ALMONDS, Nuts, and CoCoA.HrTs,
PURE CANDIES, both French and plain;
CHOCOLATE and WALNUT CANDY,
CAKES Of every description,
CHRISTMAS CANDY TOYS and FIREWORKS
In unsurpassed variety, and at low prices, lat
A. CAPPBL s CO.'S,
Confectioners
1921 Sidin street. l3ll
de ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
de 2O-4i
DOCKS ARE PARTICULARLY
APPROPRIATE FOR PRESENTATION
TO OLD OK YOUNG.
The assortment at 1918 Main strect Is

The ost prominent Don ouixote ana Dr. IenTn ny
sous Vlvieu. with DORIS 1a5 ~
t aes c ~1ii Addison. Thacksray, Scott Buwer
Gccrhc dickens. AinswoEth: Dumas, Hss a,: Mn-
cauIav, Reid, ard Chambsrs's Works. eare
Bvron Scott, Burns, hloors, Milton, Pope, ana al
the other poets, from 6Oc. to- FL; ena,, p,-
bloc htnn and PRAYER books III leather. wood, vel.
vet. and ivory. For The Juveniles we have book; +;
without number, from the bright A, r. 10 .a.es o.
and fancy boxes, desks, baskets gold pens. INK
stands, pocket-books. globes, eames, iauFi PafGer
&C. lde 2O-2tl RANDOLVH q Y IL.SE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
REATHS.

Uied at the residence Of her uncle, j. NJ. Perdue,
In Manchester. on the evening Of the 9th instant,
MARTHA EUGEHlA Pn;klNION;. In, In The the
Nathaniel and Martha T.. Pilkinton.
. The friends and acquaiptances OF The families OF
J. NJ. Peldue, Richard ana Z. 7: Pikinton, anu
also the members Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church and sabbath school, are Invited to attend ne
on SATURDAY the 20th Instant at IL o'clock
The papers published at Charleston, Tallahatchle
county, Misc, requested TO cory. ""
Died, at the residence of Charles T. Workman.
Miss SALLlE WOODCOCh, In the sixty-fourth
year Of her age.
No. ! Franklin street, TODAY at / ~ o'clock.
.,ied, suddenly, on the 9th instant. Of Group.
Sullie B. Clarke; aged thirteen months and twenty
days.
The brightest angels earth may see
Are hardest 10 retain;
But we expect, where aBgels he,
10 see our babe again.
The funeral will take place from her fathers resi-
dence, corner Of Twenty-fourth and = streets,
The friends Of the family arc respectfully invited
to attend.
Died, on Friday, December 9th, MADDY, se-
cond daughter of Patrick and Margaret Carroll;
aged five mouths and nine days.
Friends Of the f1nly are requested 10 attend the
funeral from her fathers residence, corner OF Nine
tenth and Clay streets, THIS Saturday AFTER
NOON at 2 O'clock
Baltimore papers please copy.
Died at his residence, Lexington. Va, on ycster-
day, the 18TH SAN uEL NASDERSLlCE, In the
seventy-frst year Of his age.
Thuslas passed away one ripe In years and good
deeds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

What can be moro enjoyable than fine CIGA r
after good Christmas dinner? sCHGN has the
largest and best stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
In the CITY. and MANILA CHEROOTS. He
has also III store choice supply of the most cele-
brated brands OF SMOKING and CHEWING TO-
BACCOS.
Meerschaum Goods OF all descriptions; Cigar
Cases and Iobacco-P Pouches; indeed every article
usually found IN irst-ciass establishment.
Then smoke aud think on Heidelburg and me,
Where cigars grow on every tree;
Where brooks run beer, tobacco grows in groves.
Wen meet and smoke, and drink TO former loves!
de II -2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT L. L. GRANGER'S,
OPT BROAD STREET.

Owing TO the prevailing panic have been able %
reduced price. In view and with the hope that ms
customers will appreciate my motive. have
marked all of my stock. mostly adapted for Chrisr.
mas presents, at twenty-five Der cent. below hs
regular price. The goods consist Of beautiful 1e
of real OXIDIZED CLASPS, COIN SILVER OXl.
DIED, BALL EARRINGS OXIDlZED. Sill.
YER, PEARL, aud GlLDED TINAGRErTE an!
CHATEL AISES. Also. the most beautiful line Of
fine PLATED GOLD SETS and BRACELETS To
be found In the city. In addition 10 the above. I
have about three hundred REAL HAIR BRAIDS.
which, with the balance OF my stock Of Kp
&C., &C., will offer at prices delying compettion
at 4. l.. GRASGEkS.
dc It'll 627 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
1887.

ESTABLISHED 1887.
have on hand and am receiving weekly, a large
assortment OF FANCY GOODS aud TOYS. Having
bought my stock for cash, eau sell great bargains.
Cali carly before the rush. Firr-crackers and Tor
padocs very low. ROBERT HhRROLD,
dc 1876 SIC Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

LADIES' HAlR-DREssER, -.
IS prepared TO sell at extraordinary low ptn
suit the times aud quality OF goads-sspesA"
Wigs, ToupeeS, aud an kinds Of halt-work. a..
Wreaths made to order, and guarantee The sooS,
be as recommended. In addition 70 this ans aIr
work have large stock Of Fancy doods itni ,f
from Paris aud London, Ornaments ior .hS
Opera Fans; Work, Glove, Jewelry. ana res.u' M
Boxes. Also, the best quality or Perfaaef'
Toilet Articles. ~. ~ N -, Crrltn.,
Frizzing, Pinking. Crlmping. ana S niIs. ID
Irons 3c. &C. and in general every ar!HW, q ~ :
INA first-class h:,c est ablshment, which "Se'
the very lowest prices at 6lS 81 o, and u Pr
sireet, between Sixth and seventh de l1-.1s1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
The brightest angels earth may see
Are hardest 10 retain;
But we expect, where angels he,
IN Ep,, fur hIltp anHiD.
MEETINGS..

NATIONAL BANK Oh VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, December 18Th. 1878
HNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
l. Of the stockholders Of this bank will be held at
The banking. house Oh TUESDAY, 18th January
next, at / 2 o'clock NJ.
de i6-td JW. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
NOTICE.-T annual meeting of the
~ stockholders Of the MERCHANTS NATION
AL BANK OF RICHMOND will be held at their
clearinghouse, IN this city, on TUESDAY the
9Th day of January next for the purpose Of elect
ing directors for the ensuing year.
j. b. MORTON, Cashier.
RICHMOND December IL, 1873. dc 13-Std
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
C,HIL DREN'S ANIMALS FOR 1873.

CHIL DREN's ANIMALS FOR 1878.
"
CHATTER-B Box. New volume for 1873. $3.50.
LITTLE FOLKS for 1873. $3.50.
SUNDAY READING FOR THE YOUNG. $50.
CnILpREN.s FRIEND for 1873. 75c.
INFANTS MAGAZINE for 1873. 75c.
NURSERY for 1879. $3.50,
The above are a bound In attractive board co ycrs,
aud viii be sent by mail. postpaid 10 any address
receipt Of the price by j. 7. FLLYSON,
de 15-tDe25 1l12 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
CEILING OFF AT AND BELOW COST
TO-CLOsE BUSINESS.

am Offering still greater inducements during the
Christmas holidays, consisting of
REAL LACE COLLARS AND SETS.
REAL HAIR BRAIDS, LONG CURLS.
JET AND GOLD-PLATED JEWtLkf.
Intending to quit the business shall offer my en-
tire stock of goods at great bargains.
WILLIAM II. ADAMS, Baltimore store,
dc 7-tJa3 623 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

A MEXICAN TOY BOOkS-ALL THAT
IN are published. -
PANuRaMAS-a large assortment at 25, so, Toe,
and $3.50; asa. .-s f.
BIBLES iu every variety OF binding from soc. 10
PRAfER.BOOKs-a large MISUNDERSTANDING
from 40c. to IS;
HYaIS-BOokS OF al denominations. in great
CATHOLIC PRAYER-BOOKs-a fine sssort-
mcnt-purchased expressly for the Christmas
trade;
woRK-aoyEs, from Toe. to IS:
WRITING DESKS non, ~ to SIG IL
1T. El.LYSOS'S,
delO Nv, lll2 Maia ssSsxt.