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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

TTyNAuABLE LETTERS REMAaISG IN THE
R1ouMoNp Pos. OFFIcE DECEMBER ii. 1874.
Mr., {. L. Lynch, Franklin street, city Mf.
Lettie Miller. No. SO james street, va. !;
Howard g. Brother, Norfolk, Va; Mr. Jonn
;H. Banks Mr.. R. w. Field, Richmond, va.
(carpenter);4 = ,Mr. s. N. Jones; MIR: ". y
Adams, Esq, at city gas-house; elty ;n,. MIS- d.,
6. Pegran, at MIS-. Braneh's, No. FRANKLIN
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STREET DIFFIcULTy.-About1 O'Clock yes.
terday a difficulty occurred near H. NJ.
Smith & Co.'S. foundry between Samuel Bur-
russ aud three brothers named John, Henry,
and William Shields. The MesSrs. Shields
were arrested They will have an examina-
ton before Polce-Justice White this morn
inc
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BASKET OF MOST BEAUTIFUL CUT. FLOWERS
was sent 10 our Office Yesterday by Mr. JOHN NOR
TON The well-known sfofiss, seorrer OF Main and
Reservoir streets The beauty OF The flowers, their
fragrance, and the taste displayed In The arrange
ment, made is an object Of praise from all who saw
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GONE TO ALBANY United States Deputy
Marshal Nye, having in custody Mr.. T. 7.
Brooks, left yesterday afternoon on the
steamer Wyauoke for New York, from WHICH
place he will 60 to Albany with his prisoner,
who is sentenced to confinement there for
five years. Before starting he declared that
he would prefer death to that shame. Lit
tie hope is now entertained of bis receiving
a pardon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

METHODIST SUNDAY.SCHooL SOCIETY. The
regular monthly meeting of the Methodist
Sunday.School Society will be held at Trinity
church sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. To-
tercsting exercises may be expected. .f.
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/ HOLIDAY PRESENTS 70 MoRToN's, corner
Of Main and Reservoir streets, and get a living,
blooming plant for presen. to your Vile or friends
Nothing will please them more, unless 1t be one of
these beautiful baskel Of cut, owers arranged with
all thetaste and skill which havs made him famous
In that limo. t"s.-
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HOUSE ENTERED AND RoBBED.--The house
of Thomas Mathers, situated on the Mechan.
icsville road, was entered Thursday night by
thieves, who succeeded in carrying OH lot
of clothing and small amount of money.
They effected an entrance by prying open
the window.shntter and raising the sash.
Detective Kendall O'Dwyer succeeded In re-
covering the clothing yesterday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

BAPTIST SUNDAY -SHoeoL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday.School Association will take place
on Sunday afternoon at 81 o'clock at the
Graee-Street Baptist church. ..
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F1NANCIAL.-The House Committee on
Finance, of which Hon. Alexander 81. H.
Stuart is chairman, Will meet on Monday
morning next to consider the proposition
for the recapitalization of the debt Of the
State : 81. s - -+' ..
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3. P: Owen, Wajter Burgess, ). C. Jepks,
R:Y.OWen, 81. NJ. Clarke, w. e.. Owens. H.
W. Walker, r. e. VadeB, B. C. .StaDaPd,
Ira Anderson, A. @. Reynolds, w. s. Fer.
pEsf,r3 5 4 80, .sr.- - - sss
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TOBACCO INSPECTOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Kemper yesterday appointed Mr.. E. NJ.
Simpson inspector of tobacco on the part OF
the lessees of the public warehouse. /
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dnction, but are slready extensfye,Y nsed By faiI
road and steamboat companies, banta merchants.
and others. The Inks that We are nov ftx,nisffrr
are OF aGualty that can be copied any length af
time afser being printed. Will copy In ordinary.
Ietter-press book. M {sg5E5 z KS
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TAKEN TO THE PENITENTIARY.-Depu
Sergeant Briggs conveyed to the peniten-
tiary yesterday, John Williams, who is to
serve out term Of two years for house.
breaking. r.. ..s...r ...a. .. I..-. .'' ..#.a. II
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rE1HE CHEAP store, 30 SEW. s@,
BROAD STREET.-Mrs. q. q. .THOMP-VkSES
SON is receiving her FALL and WINTER MILL
NEkY, to which she Invites the attention OF Der
the libcrL patronage extended herr and hopes 70
merit continuance OF the same, as she intends TO
sell cheaper tnan ever. 'fJ 3t'i oc 3-saG FhSm
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CONSTITUTIONAL AaENDMENTs.-The Com
mittee on Constitutional Amendments bad a
meeting at the Exchange Hotel last night
and considered various propositions to
amend the State Constitution. e" ~ go ,.
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IL YOU WANT ABARGAIN in . piir of blankets
90 to SyCLE BROTngRs'. as they have very large
stock, and ofTer grea. Inducements. @ laats
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FEED AND PRODUCE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, as agent of VT.
l. Mitchell, trustee OF Mrs. a. G. Saunders, wife
Main street, No. 728, two weeks from this date,
for the saIe OF CORN. OATS, and other = KINDS 9f
NESS generally. THOMAS b. B.sAUNDERs.
de 7s2ws - = Agent.
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ALWAYS BUY HOME GOODS when they compare
favorably with the very best imported. COLUMBUS
manufactures confectioneries @ Ia FfancaiSe.
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BEAUTIFY YOUR Rooms Fon THE HOLIDAYS.
And what will add more 10 Their adornment than a
basket OF beautiful cut Covers or plants In full
bloom, casting their fragrance into every nook and
corner Of the house? Go toMoHToN's and see his
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NOTARY PuBLIc.-Judge f. r. Farrar, OF
Amelia county, was on yesterday appointed
O notary public by the Governor.
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FuhL There are at present
in the city jail 144 prisoners. Lately there
were 100. All the cells are uncQmfoStably
and unhsalthily crowded.
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! FRENCH CAND1Es and FRUITS, In pound boxes
suitable for Christmas presents at fIzzINI's. :,
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Large stock Of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, and RUG
at SYcLE ERoTaEns'.
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HOLIDAY Goops.-EEcKrIss, scARFs, ane
GLOVES for the holidays. sof seie by Z. %
SPENCE & Son.
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COOK & LAUGH TON, 10 A. M., at Turner'S sta-
bles, horses and mules. II
A. A. HUTCHINSON 6 Co, II a. M.. horses.
mules, &c. - ~
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WE CORDIALLY INVITE our FRIENDS and tha pao-
lie generally TO VISIT our, ana B0os-
Binding establishment. it VIII pay. yoa. 81 SIX
sIdoSa q KRININGIAsI, Power han,
rlesen,h strsst between Main and Cary.
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No WONDER the people have confidence, when
the best physicians are prescribing DR.. Bulls
COUCH: SYR Up In all cases OF cough, cold, etc. =
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LARGEST STOCK OF, HATS, &C., for the re- all
trade IN tile city can be found at A. A. ALLEN &
BROTHERS., 1915 Main street. $3.50, ......t 1919
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! Large stock Of BuGLE TRIMMINGS and BALL
FRIsGEs at sYCLE BROTHERS. at very low prices.
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BIG Dolls, LITTLE DOLLS, RED-HEADED
EoLLs, LIGHT HEADED DOLLS, and German as
well as French Dolls, can be found at PIzZtSi'5. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

THE EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS were made of stone
COLUMBUS has one Of CAKE Elk stories high.
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, A FREE EXHIBITION AT D. CoLUMBUs's. 32l
Broad street. A mammoth CAKE. six stories high
and California PEARS Weighing about two pounds
oh Il.
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The" LEE" GALLERY TRIUMPHANT with the
ENAMELLED and dsATIN.FINIsHBp PICTURES.
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Don'tfa to get one OF those cheap SCAR Fs at
SYCLE BROTHERS.
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HOLIDAY GooDs:-PEMsgoKE SHIRTS are Inc
thing for the holidays, For sale by Z. b. srESck
q = - 49,
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Go TO P1zztsI's and buy Your rlisns, currants
eitron and nuts, for 'Chrismas-cahes.
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have analysed the Whiskey known under the
brand Of t'B SELECT, ;, controlled By 1fessss. WAX
TEE. d. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va. Ind nnd ft'
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend t1s use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. J.B.McCxw, Sc. u.
5Si Late Professor of Chenisay,
Medical ;Conege or Virginia.
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It is humbug to pay $2 for n KID GAUNTLET II
you can get the same quality at SICLE BROTHERS
for S7Lc, ~ '+t 4. - =
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Go to SICLE BROTHERS. AMI Ne, q nice SHAWL
at 81 so worth as 20. .--sf...,4 -e.l
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CALL AT ALIENS, 1915 MAIN sT.;EET, II yol
rtyant to secure bargains In hats. '4 -''t s- .st
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SWEET ORANGES, BANANAS, MALAGA ant
Domestic Grapes at 'PIZzIsrs. i ~ :
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RousEKEEpERs, II You wish a nl,e frul, or
ipound-cake for Chtistnas, leave your orders with
PIZZISI .'".#f 7 s'f
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FANCY, B ,XEs, BEAUTIFUL CoREUcOPIAs, and
pretty. FLYING ANGELS for Cbristm3s-trees ut
pryZTSr,s ..a .. s.s.;sas -.... ,.G.-.Et l.. 4
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( Jp you WANT A cAKE,oF PRIME FAMILY soUcr
20 to II. b. HEcHLEa,s,, Np.ie2, New Market, this
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JUST TAKE LOOK at those handsome white sill
handkerchiefs with fancy borders at sYcLE BRO
THEIRS. G'1l@ itS." jit5 ~ .fs E0
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HOLIDAY GooDs, such as oYERcoATs, for sale
nv e. b. SPENCE q SOM = ~.
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| COLUMBUS has large stock on hand. You can
buy better goods for less money than at any other
place In the.clty. 500 '..."
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ALL THE HOLIDAY STYLE HATS now ready at
r
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/ CUT-FLoWERS of nearly oil the summer varie.
ties may be had of MORTON, corner of Main ant
Rese Yior streets. IL .l-..-l - +. .Mi - :.
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HOLIDAY iGooDs.-- .--Medicated red flannel shirts
and drawers, TO cure rhermstisn, for sale BY =. b
GpRxcR Il SOS.
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cAALPAcAs o: SYCLE BROTHERS at 33c
worth 0OC, ,...,L--L 1 - - l-L.r y, .---.-
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TRANSFER PRINTING lNKa--We insi1e aslea'
ton 10 the beautiful and useful TRANSFER isAs
that wa: are noN using. ghsg asa ef sscsps Intro.
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|, HOLIDAY Goops.-fseadyl ylmade clothing, suitable
for che holidays for sale low by e. b. SPENCE q
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HOLIDAY GOODS. such as nice UNDERWEAR,
low prices, for sale by e. B. SPENCE SON.
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The eFGYPILAS PYEA,NIps were made Of stone
d. COLUMBUS has one OF cke TX stories high.
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WEATHER STRIPS FER doors and windows. n 81
s,--f s,.gf a., y. H. Sisfsi' street..
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS, suit
able for Christmas gifts, at SYcLE BROTHERS,,
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RICHMOND. VA,
Ricltnmttd 1ispatrh.
MTHE CIRCULATION or THE DIE
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CoMBHED
CIRCULATION OF ALL, THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TEE CITY. !,32,7s
SATURDAY. DECEMBER p, 1874.

TEE WEATHER To-DAY.-FTona our Ri
ports this morning TIE probabilities are h..t
the aceather to-day .,oiI be clear and cold.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-Walkipg.c .canesa aud umbrellas
suitable for the holidays for sale iby Z. b SPENCE
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CHOICE PATTERN TYCOON REPS tvery best qual
ity), only 2Oc., at SYCLE BROTHERS..
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HIr-coRE coRsErs only soc. at sYcLE BRO
THEIRS. ----E- - --.-.M+ - :.
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Fine JAMAICA ORANGES at b. COLUmBUs's,
32lQBroad street. ~ %Gifsa ,Il ,s}t..lf.tat4G
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de e.tDe25 li12 Main street

T11O THE TRADE.-ATMORE'S MlNCE.
MEAT.-I offer 10 the trade, as agent for the
manufacturer ana ut his prices, 5000 pounds OF
ATMoKE's MINcE- MEAT. put up In barrels. half,
II say 1t is the best in the world Liquor enough Ia
it to warrant 1t 10 keep twelve months. Black with
ctron, currants raslDs and spices. ready FOR use,
and no fear of its turning sour fermeDtihg ike
most preparations offered for sale. Call and supply
Yourselves at T7.EE. .s, L. .J.kBOSSIEUX'S,
: no ga l4l2s Main street
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sYCLE BROTHERS Is the place where eyerybodi
goes, as thoy can save money IN buying there. =,
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FINE JAMAICA ORANGES and CALIFoRSIA
PEARS at D. CoLUMBUs,s. s21 Broad street.
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EXCELSIOR LIBRARY: OR, MEN WHO HAVE
RISEN; series; = volumes ...............S so
Volumes. ........................ rs
THE THREE GREAT CAPTAINS; 3 volumes. rs
ROLLO BOOKS; II Volumes. ..............14 90
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SERIES; volumes rs
GOOD GIRLS LIBRARY: 10 volumes........ 90
Kos SE-BUD STORIES; ~ volumes............ 90
LITTLE AGGIE'S Ferries; volumes. ........ 90
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH SERIES; 8 vols: 90
The above are only few OF my Books In sets,
any of which will be sent, postpaid, on receipt OF
the price.
Send for my catalogue containing complete list
of Holiday Goods y: L. ELL1oON,
0-. 80 '-".- ...E $3.50 1112 Main street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS of all kinds OF clothing for sale
l,v hv F. B. SPENCE & SON. '.s+S
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DON'T Gosro THE PYRAMIDS. IT costs money
COLUMBUS viii SHOW, you one free.
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pric
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1T. ELLYSON, ...
l112 MAIN STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE,
would call public attention to the following adver-
tisement of
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
and would respectfully Invite everybody TO call at
his store 1112 Main street. and examine his splen
.-... - : did stock of
BOOKS and FANCY GOODS,
purchased expressly for the holiday trade.
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The following embrace a few of my standard and
finely illustrated Holiday Books, just suited for
Christmas presents ..s sr .a...r'E
PICTURES By SIR EDWIN LANDsEER, r.
A. Twenty s!eel engravings. Price. 81 90
BRITISH PORTRAIT PAINTERS. Sixteen
TagK s5fes IMRouGm THE PYRESEEs. BY W
Taine. With illustrations by G. Dore. 10 GO
WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE. Steel engra- 81
Wings Full morocco, gilt. :......:.... 10 90
BYROS'S WORKS. Steel engravings. Full
morocco. gilt: ..:...... 10 10
roFMs sesl dr 9laffI ,ioMAs Hoop illustrated 90
IrALlAS PICTURES, drawn with Pen and and W "
Pencil. Beautifully illustrated Clsth,
swiss PICTURES, drawn with Pen and Pen
eli. Beautifully illustrated Cloth, fit 90
PALESTINE. Pen-and-Pencil Series. 7
Beautifully illustrated. Cloth, gilt.... 4 90
HOMES AND HAUSTS OF BRITISH POETS.
lions. Crimson cloth, giIt............... 500
ORIGINAL Poems, English authors. 2 SO
AMONG THE TREES. William Cullen Bry-
ant s.................... . W
MYTHS OF THE 10 %
TRAVELS ACHOSS SOUTH AMERICA. By
Paul Nlarcoy. Five hundred and twen-
tS-GSp cupruyinys and Two
Volumes sS " W. r': "" Is 90
sources. With numerous Illustrations. 90
Vt ton. Twelve vslumes .o.. w. 1s 90
KNIGHTS HALF-HouRs. Six volumes.... 90
Six volumes, cloth. n........................ 10 so
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FRESH MEALS

no THE PUBLIC OFF, a-l4Nknun
Il RICHMOND, VA. &
Tn addition to the FINE MEATS zR
,whiyh are generally found at A.~---.s-sss.hAs
ElCHEL'5 stall, No. z. New Market. he will have
Ing. EXTxA-FINE BakF aud, SOUTHD0WS
MUTTON. which he nitf sell at regular market
prices The spec al attention of housekeepers Is
called to the fine B BaISKErs and kOUNIS.
80. fF.i Il. Z .uA l2ggA. kICHEI,
dell-2t Stall No. z, New Market.
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lAllklnds Of CHRISTMAS TRICKS at D. CoEuM-
~ d,
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c,.prSrwAs GOODS.

- I1DIrSEkEEPERS.- have
Cox'S GHLATISE,
Il SrISNS>S GELATlSE.
SKA Moss FhHlSE.
rLAVnRING EXTRACTS,
toINAN'S MUSTARD.
HosSsoRD'S RR.AD-PowpERS>
furID RENNET. ..
NJ y MlII,ER& 4 CO.. Apothecartes,
'H'N corner Ninth and Main streets.
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TEE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant during the day, partly Cloudy
In the afternoon, and very threatening at
midnight. ;stt9
Range Of Thermometer at the Dispatch Office
December IL, 1874. "a IL
6 4: A. MM::::..:.:.,sssPP. :: e e
Noon"................ 81 Midnight ..,......... 81
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DOLLS! DOLLS. q.

DOLLS! DOLLS. "t
FRENCH DOLLS, GERMAN DoLLS-with natu-
raj hair ald with and without movable
eyes.
glYlSC. DOLLS Tor ASGELS)-a beautiful orna
meut for
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AUcTnoN SALES THIs DAr.

January IS, 1872. = Z. 3 -as'' :. s-'-'s'
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ALPHABET AND BUILDING BLOCKS.
ALPHABET BLOCKS. 20, 30, 5O, ana 75c.s
KINDERGARTEN BLOCKS.
HILLS Union COLL EGE BLOCKS. ......".. ...$1 90.
JOINSoN's BUILDING ELOCKS............... I DO
CNASDALL's MAsQCERADE BLocKs....... 75i
CRANDALL'S IMPRESSION BLOCKS. ..........|U 50,
SWIFT BUILDING Observation-Disclosures 1 oo
-:tiPH PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
A varied assortment at prices ranging from Soc,
to $12. ,%"
GAMES. ~. I.
NV stock of games embraces all the new and most
popular: an ~
ASSIsETrE, OR PARLoR BILLIARDS (new).S6 90
BEEHIVE OF fUN-f0lding-bCa game
(ne~) ).... Nv
TILT AND. ,ToURNaMENT-folding-bo g-board . a.
game (newl ...-.... q w
ARouNpTHE w D-tolding-bosrdga game al
PaRCHEEsi-foldng- board game-i 90 and o 90
DICE CKCouET- folding board game--(new) 90
BACKG MMoN-BoARDS.. DS.....................1 / 90
yIGSETTE AUTHORS, AVuUDE, POR.
TRAIT AUTHORS, COURT soCIETy, DIR.
OLD MAID, DIR. FUsaY, CINDERELLA, -.
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, JACK sTRAwS,
COCK ROBIN, WHERE is JOHNNY, COURT
LNG-CARDS, EACH. 20
j. T.. ELLYcON,
. q D.0E 20 Main street
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:. In the matter of Wesley Wright, bank.
rtipt. The assignee was ordered to pay the
bankrupt $500 as congressional exemption
out Of the proceeds of the sale of his cheses
In action, u'N I.s.5 ? .... .a .-.-
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FANCY BOXES and BoSBoNIERESS
Elegant variety aud all styles.
sllk BONES, SATIN BOXES,
STRAW BONES. GERMAN PAPER-EOXES.
EyNEOSIERE>-straw ana paper-to suthA
purses y
CURSUCOPIAS.
~TfE Z Top GLAZED PAPER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

tpYsrAllIZED FRUITS OF Ny OWN MAKE
FRENCH glazed FRUITS.
ftlMoSDS,
llnnur!st cSps- CHERRIES,
tt&lly for my MiRABkLLkS,
Christmas trade: HALNtTS,
=. r.w and first hIEiCOTS, LINES,
,nalrr Al geliquc PRIMES,
FIGS, ORANGES.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-14

Payson's Indelible Ink, and Briggs
Glass Pen, are Necessity in every family,
and perhaps TO every bachelors premises,
also. The lux is reliably and permanent
ly indelible and all that can be called for
for the purpose, aud the peculiarities of the
glass pen are such that there is no difficult
ty in marking any description of fabric
coarse or fine. The lady OF our household
has had these articles in use for years,
and her appreciation of them is such. that
she could hardly be induced 10 forego
their use. Their merits admit of the most
unreserved commendation. We under
stand that Mrs, s. KEITH will act as can
Ysssing agent for the articles and not only
give our citizens an opportunity to obtain
these very desirable articles, but also to
assist worthy and needy fanily.fs
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-14
sA1BROOK.

Editor Telegraph THE ladies OF the
N. E. church held what ives called New
England supper at the town house, on
Wednesday evening of last week 1t was
well patrOnized, and avery enjoyable af.
fair. Corn bread and pumpkin pies pre-
dominated, but other good thing were in
abundance, to satisfy more modern appe-
tites. The receipts were $40.
There has been quite q movement in
real estate of late, in the way of sale and
exchange. John Van Pelt sold his farm
of abour 20 acres, to Z. Quinton, for sS,-
600. D. 81. KnoWIs has sold to party
from Geneva, his farm. Lyman Curtiss
has exchanged his house and lot; and farm
in TrumbuH for James Van Aliens iarm
in the west part of the town. Omar Gil
leite has made q sale Of the Balm estate
property TO c. B. Russell, of Willoughby,
for $4,500 We hear of other sales, but
cannot give figures or particulars.