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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
MANCHESTER NEWS.

The ALLEGED POISONING CAsE.-The eX
animation Of j. r. l.. Molair, charged with
attempting to poison his mother.in-laH
(Mrs. Caroline Cook and A. Cogbill, was
resumed yesterday morning at II O'Clock, at
the county courthouse, before Justice Chles.
The courthouse was thronged, the greatest
interest being manifested in the case, all the
parties being well known. Mr.. S. NJ. Page
and Major F. P. Turner appeared for the
prisoner, Colonel William Ambers repre-
senting the Commonwealth.
The testimony of Mrs. Caroline Cook did
not differ substantially from that OF Mr.. A.
Cogbill, offered Thursday.
Frances Wells (colored), mother of the
girl examined yesterday, testified to having
seen white man enter the porch OF Mrs.
Cook and take something out of his right.
hand coat-pocket with his right hand.
The testimony of DR.. Ingram did not
throw any particular light upon the case.
DR.. Taylor testified to having examined
the water aud celery submitted to him, and
to having found unmistakable evidences OF
strychnine therein.
The witnesses underwent severe cross
examinations, and spirited sparring between
counsel took place at times.
dere lUC CtSC ClOSCo lVl IhC SOoib1oa-
wealth.
The defence introduced DR.. A. Monteiro,
who testified that the symptoms as explain
ed by Mrs. Cook were not those necessarily
caused by strychnine, &c.
Mr.. z. c. Westcott and others testified
that a person in the position explained ny
Frances and Margaret Wells could not see
into the porch of Mrs. Cooks house.
Messrs. a. G. Babcoek, J. r. Sands, Z.
Gary, W. F. Knox, G. 7. Bhnton, n.
VDwyer, j. B. Fitzgerald, and Others testi'
fed to the good character of the accused.
Policeman Smith was called for the prose
cution. and testified that person irom tue
position indicated by the Mellses coulo see
into the porch of Mrs. Cook.
Here The case was rested without argu-
ment.
;ury term of the County Court. Bail was
granted In the sum Of $4,000, with q. u
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ELECTION OF OFF1cERs.-At meeting of
Hines Lodge, No. II, Knights of Pythias,
held last night, the following officers were
elected A. S. Bradley, C. c.; j. b. Gentry,
V. c.; T. L. Courtney, Prelate; William j..
Riddick, K. of R. and s.; R. A. E. Dabney,
Master of Finance; E. b. Lacy, Master of
Excbequer. S. T. Beach, representative to
Grand Lodge; W. Z. Darlington, alternate.
At regular council fire of jamestown
Tribe, No. Il, /. o. r. NJ. held 18th Sleep,
Hunting Moon, G. S. d. 3S2, the following
chiefs were elected for the ensuing six
moons: o. F. Wise, worthy sachem; j. j.
Lark, senior sycamore; D. Patterson, junior
sycamore; William Fl. Baker, chief of re-
cords; T. T. Hardwick, keeper of wampum !;
p. D. Small, prophet.
Harmony Division, Sons of Temperance,
No. so, have elected the following officers !:
W. P, C. Nichols; W. A., F. Benedict; P.
w. p, E. Rudd; H. S., J. 81. French; T.,
e. B. Davis; F.S., B. .. Russell Chaplain,
K. B. Wilson Conductor, R. Boron A.
c., I. Southall; I. S., K. Ford; 0. S., W.
Hatton.
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CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR THE ORPBANS.-In
accordance with the suggestion in yester-
days Dispatch that contributions for din
ner for the boys in the Male Orphan Asy-
lum should be left at this Office quite num-
Der of persons handed over our counter lib
eral sums.
We will also receive contributions for a
dinner for the orphans in the Female HUI
name Association. The following note re-
ceived by Mr.. Williams yesterday afternoon
explains itself:
RICHMOND. VA, December 10, 1878.
Charles q. Williams, Esq.
Dear Sir,--Enclosed please find ten dollars,
amount donated to-day by resolution of the
Richmond Stock Exchange to the Richmond
Male Orphan Asylum and to the Richmond
Female Orphan Asy lum. You will please
deliver to the treasurer of each of these in
stitutons the sum of FIVE dollars, and oblige
Yours, respectfully,
G. A. DAVENPORT,
Secretary and Treasurer Richmond Stock
Exchange.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.--The
usual religious services will be held in all OF
the city churches tomorrow except the fol-
lowing special appointments:
Monumental Church.-Diyine service be-
gins in the morning at IL O'Clock and in the
evening at 81. n. B.-Thc collection for
the poor of the city requested by the COM
mittee will be taken up in the evening.
assembly Hdll.--Rev. DIR. Hoge ut III A.
NJ. Subject: "Skeptical Doubts with Re-
gard to Modern Mssions.''
Bethlehem Ecdngelicol Lutheran (Sixth
street between Clay and Leigh).- Services
at IL A. NJ. and 2. NJ. Morning service,
the dedication of the new organ, and sermon
by Rev. Mr.. Lochner appropriate to the oc-
casion.
Second Baptist.-Rev. c. c. Biting at II
A. NJ. and = z. NJ.
Groce-Street Baptist.-Rev. n. ". Will
son, d. D., at II A. NJ, and Rev. Allan
Curr, F. R. S., ut = 2. NJ.
Richmond College Chapel.-Rev. Fl. A.
Tupper, d. D., at 4 P. NJ.
Fulton Bapttst.-Rev. Aaron Jones at II
A. NJ. and = Z. NJ.
United States Court-room.-Rcy. A. R.
Miller at IL A. NJ. Subject: " Christian
Zeal"
Sidney MethodtSt.- w. w. Bennett,
D. d., at II A. M., and Rev. Moses d. Hoge,
u. D.. at II P. NJ.
U'ucerSalast mayo streeD.-Rev. r. II.
Pulliam at ii A. NJ. and y Z. NJ.
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tlNCus
On motion, the Board adjourned.

An ATTEMPT AT ARsoN.-At an early hour
yesterday morning au attempt was made TO
lire the drug store of DIR. George A. Book.
1t seems about O'Clock colored man VINO
sleeps in the rear of the store heard noise,
and on getting up to ascertain the cause
discovered a blaze rising from the side OF
the house. he Immediately awoke MIR.
Book, who sleeps on the premises, and they
together made an examination, and found
that some one had rolled barrel of kere-
senc, which is usually kept in the yard,
against the side of tue house and had set
fire to it. They succeeded IN eXtlnSulsnlng
the fumes at great risk, fearing an explosion,
without much damage having been done to
the house.
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SUITS FOR DAMAGEs.--Suits have been re-
cpntlv instituted in the Circuit Court OF this
city against the city of Richmond for dam
ages occasioned by the issue and non. pay
ment of small notes as currency about the
wear 1860 or 1861 by the following parties
II. Il. Maury & Co., damages claimed, 49,
600; Joseph V. Ramos, So, 900; Robert m sas har,
yey, 81, 900; Henry L. Staples, 5000; Thomas Is
Branch & Co., $4,000; Harrison, Goddin O.
Appersop, $4,000 Rowland Brothers, si2,'
OO0; A. ID. Williams, So, 400; 1saacs' Taylor
& Williams, 100000; David j. Saunders
executrix, $40, 900; Alfred Moses, S3o,ooo.
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THE THEATRE E-MRs. OATEs's COMIC
OPERA CoapANY,-The announcement that
the charming Mrs. Oates and her excel
lent Comic Opera Company will present
the "Grand Duchess" at the matinee this
afternoon will be received with pleasure by
her many admirers in this city. Fortune :,
was first selected, but the management
wisely concluded that the "Grand Duchess u
would be decidedly more attractive.
Not since Janauschek visited Richmond
has the Theatre been flied with such an
audience as that which greeted MRS. Oates
last night. The house was crowded: One
could scarcely wedge into the dress-crcle at
all. and in the parquet the crowd was nearly
as great. The comic opera presented was
Madame Angot's Child, in which Mrs. oates
appeared us Clairette, and played her part
admirably. She is fascinating little crei-
ture and one of the most attractive comic
operatic singers that has ever visited this city;
Everybody seemed pleased with her, ana
several times during the evening she re-
reiyed the most enthusiastic applause.
Mrs. Oates was admirably supported, and
the entertainment passed oil very pleasantly.
everything which could offend in the piece
has been carefully pruned away, while all It's
general fun has been retained, ana IL was
Given by her troupe in most creoltaole
manner. -, e.u
Tonight Mrs. Oates makes her fare"eil
anpealance, when the Child OF tne hegi'
nient will be presented.
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.- FINANCIAL.
DANk OF COMMERCE.

THIS t,auk offers It's services for legitimate and
ate Ing. and soliclts businrss.
DEPOSITS tcariur Interest will be received ana
certificates issued therefor No ISTEhEsT VIII
bt allowed on current open accounts
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Tor
sale In sums 10 suit.
BONDS and STOCKS bought and sold In this and
other markets OF the country on cuuIinlssloli
STATE COUPONS, receivable for taxes, for sale
al market rates. s.'
COLLECTIONS made OH all accessible points.
Correspondence solicited
ho 25-lm JOHN Z. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON & CO., 4 P. M., two-story framed
stofe and dwelling on Main street, In Rockets
". GODDIN, P. III, trick tenement ON the south
side of Cary between Laurel and Cherry streets.
COOK LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, several saddle
and harness horses, mules buggies, &C.
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A Goop OMEs.-Duripg the late panic tne
Secretary of the United States treasury in-
structed Dir. Rush Burgess, collector OF IN,
ternal revenue for this district, to forward
10 the United States Treasury by express MS
collections. Yesterday Mr.. Burgess received
a letter from the Secretary directing him 10
resume his deposits with the Planters Ma
tional Bank in this city.
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Editnrs of the DiSuntch:

Editors Of the Dispatch:
While In Paris In 1869 was introduced TO the
German Princess D. by the American Minister.
Her entertainments were the most stylish and in
the best taste Of any given In the French capital
that menorably gay winter. Imagine my surprise,
however, at meeting her In Richmond Ten days ago,
when she Informed me she Has making an Amerl-
can tour incog. She liked Richmond, she declared,
better than any city she had visited Of its size in
this country, and was enthusiastic iu 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 and Libby's hills
and pronounced the steeple Of St. Paul's church
the most graceful she had ever seen.
Stopping suddenly, che added: "By-the-way,
your Main street is really beautiful, but must con-
fess like ANToNI's estabuahmcnt better than any
on II. It is not as large Gautlers In Paris or Fe
ran's IN lovely Fl orence, but Is arranged as beau
tifully as a parterre of flowers of varied tints.
Such luscious fruits, delicate and artistic Paris con-
fections, and gorgeous fancy articles, are surely
enough to open the purse Of q mlser. Then, The
dear blonde dolls, Ia endless variety and of fairy
beauty, almost make me wish l were q little girl
again."
Such distinguished tribute from one allied to
royalty to so enterprsing citizen as Mr. ANToNI
think Messrs. Editors, ought to be published In
your valuable Journal. Hence this communication
C. F. G..
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JURORS DRAwN.-The following jurors
were drawn in the HustiDgs Court to serve
IN the Circuit Court to-day at 10 O'Clock in the
case of Commonwealth Us. John Brown {:
John A. Crump, James II. Pecor, Jr, james
NJ. Bailey, William Pfeifer, John NJ. Allen,
Robert q. Anderson, David B. Jones,
George I. Lumpkin, A. S. johnson, Thomas
r. Bass, Gerson Heller, Daniel Hunt, George
E. Redford, John H. Montague, James B.
Page. David l.. Rose, James Nj. Rowe, j.
c. Roy, Harry B. Smith, Gervas storrs, John
c. Teller, John Viles, Z. 8. Ballentine, o..
car +. Weisiger.
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WE TAKE PLEASURE In copying the following
notice of one of enterprising business houses:
"Do not fall to call at A. CAPPEL Z Co.'s con-
fectionery, 1421 Main street, and feas your eyes
and your appetite, too upon one Of the largest as
sortments and greatest variety of candles, cakes.
fruits, fireworks, &C., to be found south Of Balti-
more This Is a new firm tbut old In business).
with new store handsomely fitted out-an orna-
ment to the city-and who manufacture the most OF
their goods thereby warrant'ng them pure and free
from all Injurious ingredients. We have inspected
the establishment of these worthy gentlemen, and
while admiriug their enterprise and energy were
surprised at the facilities they enjoy for the
carrying on of large wholesale and retail trade
Although but recently started they enjoy quite an
extensive business with North Carolina and vari'
Gus portions of Virginia, and orders continue TO
pour in upon them. Therefore, those desiring con-
fections Of all kinds should be prompt In Calling
and not delay until Christmas week. when they ex-
pect 10 he crowded. Our friend Mr.. ROBERT
VERNE Is the junior Of the arm, and 1t Is only
necessary TO mention this fact TO cause the resi-
dents Of the East End-lttle and big, old and
| young-to ago for him" with rush. Recsllcct
| the No.-1421 Main street. Don't pass 1t oy."-
C,,o
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2. WErsIGER Co., 1901 Main street, are sell
ing great bargains In furs OF all kinds. They have
an excellent assortment Of gentiemen's and boys
hats and umbrellas.
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New wFmE-PLuG.-Wo Workmen were engaged
Yesterday in laying water-pipes on Twenty.
tifth street north of Broad, to the new engine
house, so as to put In fire-plug. When the
new reservoir Is finished the residents IN TINS
vicinity will have al abundant supply OF
water:
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INTERESTING TO TIE LAwYERs.-The In.
junction restraining the collection of the city
license-tax against members of the bar
having been dissolved on the 9th the City
Collector requests the professional gentle
men to come forward and settle.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this court yesterday,
in the case of Newcombe rs. Boldeman, the
Jury rendered verdict and judgment for
the defendant.
In the case of Colgin Us. Colgin's admin
istrator, the jury found verdict for $4,000
for the plaintiff. Motion for new trial made
and argued.
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BUTCHERS UNION - CoMMESDABLE LIBE-
RALlTY.-At a meeting of the Butchers
Union of this city, held Thursday night at
New Market Hall, it was unanimously agreed
to give to the Relief Committee Of the city
two thousand pounds of beef for the use Of
the DOOR.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS At ". D. BLAIR & Co.'S,
Ninth and Main streets.
Almonds, raisins, citron, currants, cooking vine,
cooking brandy; fine sherry, Madeira, ana port
wiues old Jamaica rum, and Select whiskey;
finest Gunpowder tca and imported condiments,
and Wilson's Fig Twist tobacco.
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THREE LARGE COAL HEATINa-sTovEs,s suitable
for churches. hotels, &C., can be bought at low
prices at Richmond Stove " orks, No. 1000 Cary
afr
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- FOR PRINTING TIE pROGEEDiHGs OF
Dg~ruber JOHN DOVE,
d. f6 ~ Grand Secretary.
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AT GENNET's, who IL preparing to remove, may
be found all the beautiful goods suitable for the
holidays-gold watches and jewery, fancy goods.
5ilyerwarc, &C.
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WHERE IS THERE A BETTER CHANCE FOR
fortune than the small investment of 85 In ucxet
to the MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk Isn't
$4,000 worth trying for besides 1893 other prizes
from $4,000 down 70 a52
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QUICK TRIP.-The steamer Twilight lelt
Norfolk at 10 A. NJ. and arrived mere at
3l5P. NJ. yesterday, making all stoppages
and reaching here In eight hours ana nVe
,p;u11fpe.
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MASONIC GIFT CoNCERT--If you intend buying
ticket you will have but few days more to DO 80
in, as the sales win close 31st Of December, and
the prizes will he given away on the 18th Of Janu-
ar
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BRYANT's PATENT PITH FIRE-LIGHTERs should
be used In every family. The neatest and qmckes'
way to start fire. To be seen at 909 Main street
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For THE HoLIDAYs.-Ha,s, Caps, and Furs la
test aty esI, Just received at sldAoNs Co.'s, op
posite the American Hotel.
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THE PICTURES MADE AT REEs & Co.'S GALE
RY are superior to any made in this city. You will
save money by having your photographs taken
there. Look In your friends album and you will
be convinced of this fact. Cards, $3.50 per dozen
1aru si1
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THCNEb
THE STRONGEST EVIDENCE OF THE SUPERIOR
1rY OF PHOTOGRAPHS taken ut the LEE GALLERY
Is contained ip the OPINIONS Of the FOLLOWING
REVEREND GENTLEMEN:
THE PICTURE OF MINISTERS present at the late
Baptist Memorial Meeting, taken at the LEE GAL
LERY Is the best executed group we nave ever seen
and we hope 1t will find place In every famliy.
WILLIAM D. THOMAS, J.B. TAYLOR, Jr,
NV. WILSON, ALEX'R Il. SANDS,
WILLIAM +. HATCHER, II. DAVIS hAGLANp,
JL. NJ. CURRY, &C. BITING,
J.R. GARLICK, y. Il. BURROWS.
The above Is endorsed By two hundred other Inih'
listers Of the Gospel.
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THE ESAMELLED AND SATIN-FlSlshED fle'
TUREs are beyond all doubt the most elegant pro-
ductions of the Photographic art. They are taken
exclusively at the LEE GALLERY and ior tniS ILL.,
nrnrement there Is NO Extra CHARGE.
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Buy YOUR WIFE NICE SET OF FURs for
Christmas. P. WEISIGgR & Co. viii sell them to
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BRYAST's PATENT VEGETABLE PlTH STEMS are
beautiful, durable, valuable, and cheap. Ca'l s1
900 Main street, next to j. C. Pages shce store.
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BEST PINE WOOD IS, and oah SO per cord. An
thracte coal, 81 .25 and $3.50 per ton. West Vir-
ginia lump. 50; hall, $3.50. Cumberland, $3.50
per ton for average 81 25 per ton for lump. Clo-
yer Hill coal and coke at lowest prices.
G. II. PAGE,
Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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Hdrper's and Leslie's Illustrated Ne'cs-
Dnper for this week and Popular Science
Monthly for January received from j. 1.
EIlyson, newsdealer, 1l12 Main street.
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ONLY few more days before Christmas-and you
should 60 and buy your citron, raisius, curranta,
almonds, nuts, figs from PIzzINr.
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3 READY FOR SERVICE Senate chamber
having been neatly repaired and altered,
q handsome new carpet put down and other
improvements made, is now ready fer ser
vice, '.#
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You CAN Buy 4 TICKET IN RICHMOND TO TIE
MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk from p.
WEfsIGER s. Co., 1901 Main street.
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CHRISTMAS CAKEs.-PIzzINI Is now resdy to
sell aud make you plain aud fruit cakes, also other
kinds for Christmas.
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Toys AT CosT.-GEoRGE KLEIN, No. 614 Broad
street Is determined to sell bis toys at cost. Those
who arc looking for Christmas present, should 60 at
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SEND YOUR CAKES TO D. CoLUMBCs's TO ave
them baked and ornamented, and the work Will oe
done In the most artistic style.
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BRYANT's PATENT VEGETABLE P1TH PIPE
STEM is the only stem which really absoros Inc
nicotine and saves the nervous system. Agency,
900 Main street.
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FURs FOR CHRIGrMAS PRESENTS, all varieties
and lowest prices, at SIMMONS & Co.'S next to the
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FILLING UP TIE SHAFT.-A large force of
hands was engaged yesterday morning in
filling up Shaft No. q of the Church Hill
funnel
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AT GENNEr's, who Is preparing to remove, may
be had beautiful plated tea-sets three, four, or six
pieces; plated walters, all sizes.
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IMroRTEp DoLLs.-The largest as well as the
pretticsa lot OF dolls In this city be seen at pIz-
zlNfs. He imported them himself, and &c ts sell.
Ing them a. panic prices.
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HANDSOME FUs sETs, for ladies, "a. SO, al ZIAs
manufacturer, 90s Main street.
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SANTA CLAUS IS At ASToNI's.

SOMETHING NEw.-One of the prettfest little
toys we have seen this season Is the hanging candle-
stick, for Christmas trees. You can find them at
GEORGE KLEIS's, No. 614 Broad street.
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FURs, FuRs, FURs-Very lowest prices. COM
petition deHed SIMMoNs Co., next to the D'S-
patch.
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,,ST OF LETTERS.

,I, lrTTERS REMAINING IN
IN r,Ir FlCrMoNp rosT-offiCh DHohm-
n G ns for letters in this list Scnr %,n rlsaSs
,4rrrtiscd II not called ioi W. .V"' W. WeS
- ~ vi, k gen: 10 the nead-L'"'' - v
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A NICE CHRISTMAS GIFT for lady or girl Is .
set of furs. They can be had Of P. WGIs1oER q
Co., 1901 Main street.
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FINEST BRANDS OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS at
9o9 Main street. The best 6ve-cent cigar In mar
ktt.
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IJsMArLABLE LETTERS IN THE RIcHAoNp
posr.orrIcE December l9, lS73.-Mr. d.
A. Jacob, care I. r. Price & Co, Rtchmond'
Va. -S1"
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CALIFORNIA Parasitic fines: aud most lus-
cious pears you ever ate can be found at PlzzINIs
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SWEET HAVANA ORASGEs.-PIzZINI has the
finest lot Of Juicy and sweet oranges In town.
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LECTURES.

[ ECTURE.-THE GREAT LECTURE
~ OF TIE AGE.-The sun living being, the
hr.t great cause. the great mystery of life and death,
end The spirit world by Professor j. ". SHlFE-
LEY, or ''U,d Diogenes," d. the Virginia Opera
house SUNDAY MUkSJSG ut / O'Clock.
admission, lGc.--tc pay the hall-rent
2ly.lix
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

TEMPERANCE SERAoS.-Rev. Richard Wells
will preach temperance sermon ut Ebe-
nezer colored Baptist church tomorrow at
III O'Clock A. M.
At y O'Clock P. NJ, Rev. W. B. Derrick
will preach at the Ihird-Street Methodist
Episcopal church. The friends of the cause
in this city and Manchester will doubtless
attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

Go TO ASToN1, the confectioner.
Go to ANToN1's for PURE CANDIES.
Go to ANToNI's for California pears.
Go to ANToSI's headquarters.
Go to ANToSI'S for fine coufsctoncries.
Go 10 ANToSI's for cheap dolls.
Go to ANToNI'S for fancy boxes.