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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

DEATH OF Mr.. D. Won GRoNING.-Mr.
Daniel Won Groning. Vice-consul for Italy in
this city, died very suddenly on Sunday, in
the fifty-sixth year Of his age. He felt as
well as usual in the morning, and had shaved
himself, and was taking q bath when seized
with apoplexy, which caused death ina few
hours. Mfr. Won Grooming was native of Bre-
men, Germany, and came to Richmond
about thirty years ago, and here married. He
was largely engaged in hetobacco trade, and
was frequently commissioned to attend to the
purchase of supplies Of this staple for the
French Government. He was known to
nearly all our. businessmen, and was up,
right, liberal, and kind-hearted. His funeral
will take place thismorning, and his remains
will be inferred in Hollywood cemetery. +
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Ehtors Dispatch: In this mornings
issue of your paper notice commupica-
ton signed by "A Downtown Merchant
calling my attention to the confused manner
of ringing The fire-bells. For this am not
responsible. This duty is performed not By
the tiremeu, but by the police. have done
all in!my power to have them rung accord
ing to the following published rule: Upon
information of fire, the general alarm will
be sounded from all the police.bells for
twenty seconds; after which, the number of
the box only will be repeated at intervals
until a sufficient alarm has been giyeA"
My opinion, however, Is that NO matter
how well tina beBs may be rnng, tkes atarn
would be more satisfactory II it CAME from
one large bell struck by. electricity, as the
gopgs are. This would indicate'at once the
number of the box from which the alarm
proceeds. This bell, If sufficiently large,
would be heard all over the city, day or
night. GEORGE A. AlNsL1E,
Chief Richmond Fire Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL, SUSDAY.--The
services at this place of worship on Sunday
were of an unusually interesting character.
At the Z O'Clock mass the members of the
St. Peters Catholic Total Abstinence Soci-
ETY. were present in full re9alia and received
holy communion and renewed their annual
pledge of totll abstinence. Bishop Gibbons
officiated at this mass and administered the
pledge In brief address to the members
be exp .eSsed his qualification at seeing that
the Society still flourished, and said it should
be matter OF great consolation as it was the
source of much ediication. He had no
doubt but that those who practiced the holy
virtue of temperance drew down upon
themselves not only great spiritual gifts from
God, but also many worldly blessings. He
regretted to learn that number of the men,
bers ofthe Society had broken the pledge, but
he exhorted the remaining ones to go on
brayely in their noble work and not look back,
and God would bless their labors. He also
exhorted those who had left to return again,
and those who were never members to be-
come 50, and realize the immense benefit they
would derive.
High.mass was celebrated at half.past 10
O'Clock by Rev. j. REILLY, this being his FIRST
celebration of mass after his ordination TO the
priesthood by Archbishop Bailey last Satur-
day in Baltimore. Bishop Gibbons made the
occasion fit one for a discourse ON the du-
ties and responsibilities of the priesthood, IN
the course OF which he addressed himself to
the newly ordained priest in words of advice
and encouragement.
In the afternoon, at vespers, another very
interesting and edifying ceremony took
place-that is, the reception of number OF
children as Children of Mary, and ethers as
aspirants- nearly fifty in all professions
being read by one Of their number respec-
lively. The Bishop on this occasion spoke
very feelingly to the little ones upon the
benefits they would derive from adhering to
the professions they were then making, aud
the great happiness in store for them.
At. the meeting of the fetal Abstinence
Society held at night in Cathedral Hall the
pledge was administered to fourteen new
candidates. st5.F S.s ses
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.CLaOERT:ORnaRa. ! /.
AnMINlsTR.ATe0RIs:; { Is;,,l WHO J, 5tss

~TpETI,c .AnvTNIsTpaTORs WHCsp
F6sERELLS, On. " ~ aW ~.
Il SUES, &C, ys. MQRRlSS EXECUPOR Et
ALS,-Bya decrbe. OF the itsseutf Court 81 Hsnorr r
yer county entered this cause On tne Sin osy OF
Dissioners OF ts eenrt do make tne i9iDW,ng OIL,
inquiries. add apolh stat.s ahh ISPoit " IuS
: j St Auaceount or rias tRAnsaciions or Alexaps
der 81 MORT .aRexecntor 81 Edrnond q. Morris. de.
ceased, to be rendered s Iohai ~ Aorfl' aou''n-
Cd. ..An4 secoans- sf me 'transsetions ox Wkry
Ann MOrrl*aS uiatsplVa--s - W - - - =
= 3d. AE account cG The transactions Of Edmond
T. Morris deceased ss nts exscnsor NC 9d mn
MOTIFS, cs9eSsso, 70 nssteS1elsn ~ sa " tdmand "
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School TRUsTEYs.-The following have
been added to the army of school trustees !:
Greene county: Stanardsyille district,
James G. Saunders oice james M. Deane !,
Ruckersyille, j. G.. D. Davis; Monroe, u.
Dunn. II
Shenandoah county: Ashley district, Sam.
uel Hartman Madison, Samuel Lautz John.
ston, SiIas MUNICH; StoneWaH, Jacob Speigle
vtce James w. smoot; Davis, Colonel james
H. Sibert.
Modison county Robertson district, DO
.eph III. Frog; Locust Dale, Daniel 5. Crlg-
ler; RapidaD, Thomas ], Humphreys.
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YsoiaxT 4HoUsEs DgsPon nEp.-W. II.
WILKES, an ex-psnitentiarY convict, and car
ipeater by trade was brought before Police.
Justice White yesterday msFning. charged
with entering twp honses belonging To w,
"a. Walsh and Aea1iDg Cthergfrom gas-i3-
tures, grates- widow -sash, locks, land Bells,
to the value tof S65. The houses are situ.
'ated eurTensk street, and Wilkes, cu the
pretenee Of desiring to rent enc Of them,
got the Keys te, examine 1t. Dn.that coca
sion and subsequently he robbed both
houses. Some Of the stolen property was
recovered. from gentlemen who had. psar-
chased iH SiEporant OF The dishonest mode 10y
Rhfcn ~ had Ieoz8e fnfo the passessioD 81
Wilkes. The testimony being conclusive as
to the guilt of Wilkes be was seEt on to the
grand jury TO answer separately foo entering
each house. 82s @rag. 5+.oiEzI Il
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q WHA7 REALLY Kxrr MARK ANTONY nFgYYT.
Is YVES Cardinal Richeieu, or Marco Polo, fosges
which, who pronouncsd sIstoy an agreed fable,
snd fuFuaffiye Investigators are proving daily that
"a history Is not history. For example: It is now
boldly asserted that EBscpp wrote Snas speare, 81.
Patrick HorserTs lIiiad, anr That Napoleon Bona
pasts was . son Of George sse Third Historfansas
wes sdrazDs&ists, too have for centuries made ne
creos1ons believe that the seducs5ye beauty ant
wttchsry OF the dask-eyed Csaopatra kept Antopy
away from Rome and yirtuoas Ocrzsia, when re-
cent explorations In Egypt By Sir Samuel Baker,
General CClstca. and Pasha A soukir, demonstrate
beyondad5ubt hat while The great tytrmyir did
fondy lene the Eoyal sorcersssof the Vile 10 was
an almost insane mania for frr1as, such as Egypt
then only produces that really weaned sim from
homo ncMniired These discovers hape further
tained that 1t WIS his habit Have as many as
5000 yaJteties iof fruit at siueisbaneuets land
thar he was wont TO describe Paradise as place
where luscious fruits, gorgeous how7rs,- and highly
aayored deacacies reDpted the eye snd palate at
every step. s gss t.a t il.3 14uf
Simulraneouswdtu this interest pg eoutrihueion to
history Is the declaration by the Cosstt Journal at
Rome that the entire .ANToN family Of modern
Italy are nneali of Mark Antony. Now,
suttoas TO re4e In Yerf6eaton of thisa sserion
ANToM, the Prince OF Confectioners, b now bourly
enjoying the most perfect happiness. simply be-
cause he nds his, pahtial est ablishent OLE Main
street filled wRhhe rarsst fruits the vineyards aod
orchards or the world can furnish Grapes from
Aalags. oranges from havana and the ssediterra l
mean, raisins krom Valencia, mammoth ARs from
Smyrna and Spsin, dates from Africa, and pears
from CAlifornis, ,ucier and riper than sTertenpsed
Mark Antony OF Mother Eve. -! irus psT 81 %
Then, luxurious Paris has not only contributed o
his sock the most deicarely favored Ddheaattful-
bnf N1f Tho off oF
ny, Amercs. and Great Britain, has furnished fan
CT gifts enough 6pr the boudoirs OF the Drcheas
Of Edinburgh or Madame Sartoris. 50, L. yeu want
Christmas seupantr for old or young. Cor sweet
hesrt relative, ,ANToyI has It, for OF good things
pretty things and useful things all nesting amid
festoons Of forers and fanked by candies and bon
bons assed in pyramids there are literally enough
10 his bazar to make, either, blue or. black eyes
= dim totth iaokiaq long" .-, ..-
And when you are satiated with the beautiful
things wehave described you have on TO retire to
his Ladies' and, GeDtemen's Restaurzntto refresh
yourselves with all The delicacies of the season In
superb ANroNlAss style. .,-.,..., ,,,...--,.;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

UEMAILAsLE LETTERS REhAIN;Es IN THE
RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE DECEMBER 21. 1874.
Mr. a.. r Lentz, No. 1756 Park avenue,
Pa; Mr.. S. NJ. Weisiger, 12f5- Main street,
city ME-. Charles S. Darlington, University
of Virginia; Mr.. Henry Gill;. Male Orphan
Asylum, city; Miss Eizzie Booker, care
Emma Tinsley; Frank StansbuTy, Esq, cor
ner Third and Main streets; Charles u. Viii.
liams, city; Judge Crump and lady, Rich
mond , Or. R. A. Lewis, No. Grace street
Rev. G. 81. Corey, Richmond Institute.
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= PiARpoNs RErusED. Governor Kempe5
Yesterday refused to pardon John Royal,
who was sent to the penitentfary onthe 11th
instant tIby the Husfings Court Of Richmond
lor fwo years for fefonious assault. Also,
w Wis Page, who was sent to the county jail
IN September, 1874, by the Circuit Court OF
rage county for six nsonths for unlawful
Shooting. Also, Louis JohnscD, who was
sent 20 September; 1874, to Ricbmond city
Jnlltor sf1 months by the Hastings Court
For am attefn npt to =. =
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. T. O'Brien, of New York,
has become associated with Mr.. Jbhn Fl.
Bryant, and the 6rm, under. the iDame of
John; 81. Bryant & Co., viii conduct an ex.
tensiye business In preparing sumac for ship
ment, and mining coal and coke in this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

Cook,& LAUGHT0N,1 10 A. d., household fur
nEme, teatheS-Deds, stoves, DC.
BRONAUGH & TAYLOR, R:1i, continued sale
Of tonaceo-faefory fixtures. DC, at Wilson
T'amass factory, corner Of NfDeteentb and
FEanklin streets. . = .a3saJ 9ioiR oil
THOMAS ". KEEsEE,, 1G4 A. h, $50 fine
Sbpomos~ -,
WILLIAM HANCOCK, Commissioner, p. NJ,
i house anS lot at the southeastern intersection
2, eS GrahaD and Erin streets. tsasi,i o@(i II.
W.G0DDlN, p. M, lots on the north side Of
= Grace street vest OF Sbafe<s s-----aa--.
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PRoDUcTIrE. LAND-ODe acre of the farm
of c. r, Darraeott, at Half.Sink, Henrico
county, which, was in corn last year.. pro-
duced this season 2,415 pounds of tobacco,
which sold for Ss2o.4S. Previous to the
war, on an adjoining acre 21a barrelsof corn
were made
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CHRIsTlrAS- PRESENTS BY ExPREss.-shippers
by Southern Fxsses5 Company ara urgently re.
minded andreqnested to send their packages, boxes,
&C.. as early EHis WEEK as possible. Shipments OF
presents often delayed too late taadmi Of their
reaching their destination In TIME FOR CHRISTMAS.
Mark your packages with ink, plainly, giving name
of consignee. number Of the street, DC. This will
enable the Expressman to deliyerrgoeds promptly.
This will be busy week at the Express office, and
It will be open sntil late ut night to accommodate
our clti-onS-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

Editors Dispdtch: In reply-to the card of
"Justitia," published in the Dispatch of to-
day, will state that the amount to be COL
lected is to be divided between the only two
asylums in the city which are not dependent
upon any church organization for their sup.
port. ONE WHO Knows.
December 21st. .-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL
The scholars of this Sunday school are requesleo
to assemble In the lecture--oom OF the cnurch ihie
AFTERNOON (Tusday, December 22d.) at O'CLOCK,
for rehearsal of the Christmas music Tickets OF
admission to the Christmas entertainment viii be
given TO all the members Of the school d; the same
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

RalSins FOR Xmas cakes at PlzEsNIS.
CAron for Xmas cakes at PIzZLNI's.
Currants for Xmas cakes at PIzz1NI's.
Almonds for Xmas cakes az z PIzzINI,s.
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. LECTURE. OF MEXICO. o.-Rev. b. r. Duval,
who lived here many years ago, :br thirty
years member Of the Virginia Conference,
aud during the latter part of 1861 resident
Of McKee, will deliver at Brosd-Street
Methodist church tonight o lecture on
Mexico .s'' '--..'.'' '...''.' .''
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CHURCH NoTEs.-At, the Third Presbyte-
ran church, Rev. S. j. Baird, D. D., the
pastor, being sick, no preaching was mad on
Sunday morning. Rev. b. A. Tupper, d..
D., officiated atnight. p. . .3
At St. Johns Episcopal, owing to the in
clemency of The weather, no services were
held at night. .-.
At the Oregan Hill Methodist church one
person was received at the prayer-meeting
BY profession.
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APPoRTIaNMENT OF SCHOOL lFUDa The
Superintendent Of Public Instruction will
make an apportionment OF school funds at
the rate Of twenty-five cents per head Of
school population tomorrow. .-.,.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

NEW CLoAKs at CARDozo, F. & COS.
CARDozo, F. s. Co. have new cloaks.
Look at CAKDoZo, f. 6 Co.'s cloaks.
Beautiful cloaks at CARDoZo, F. & Co.'s.
Large lot new cloaks at CARDozo, F. & Co.'s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

French candies 4Oc. pound at PIzZIN1's.
French candies 75c. a pound at PIzzINfs.
French candles 81 pound at PIzzINI's.
Plain candles 25c. pound at PIZZINI's.
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D1ALoGUE.-Mothsr Willie, where have you
been, sir 10
Son: Why, to KLEN's, mother. Eveybody's
tIara - :. =
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COUGHS, Hoarseness, Asthma, or any irritation
Of the throat or bronchial tubes. will be relieved by
taking DIR. BULLS CoUGH-sYRUP. II has cured
thousands. Recommend IL 10 your friend and neigh
bor.. Your druggist keeps It. Price, 20 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

A BOX Of PIZZINI'S FRENCH CANDIES wouai
make an acceptable Xmas present. nf .s
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BUY YOUR GOODS for tue holidays at Levy BRO
TIERS. Read their advertisement; but IL does
not tell half what they are doing.
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STOP AND PONDER, girls aud boys,
Before you buy your Christmas toys;
For KLEIN has all kind; cheap and neat,
ON Broad between Sixth and Seventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

USEFUL Observation-Disclosures, that there is
nothing so useful as cooking handsome gas
chandelier or Argand burner. Or hundred and one
other useful things TO be had at AUGUSTUS AR
SELL, Jr.'s, 726 Main street.
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!, " AEcHEs,1 JEwEnRr,s sERkR GOODS, GoLr
sPHeTAcLEs and Eyeglasses steel specsacles aug
glasses, beauLift and sutta ntisl plated goods,
ancy gocds, glove and, handksIchieE-bo god
pens an6 pencils, gol6 tooihpsckss ss g. GEssErTs
6DN Mssn street. .. ..aLi ~, ~ -. ~,
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FIFTY cESTsLwML PURCHASE AT LEVY Bro
THEIRS a piece of Bead or Bugle Trimming con-
tanning twelve yards such goods as have been Solo
at rs cents and 81 apiece up to this time. -.
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CAssELsAs and vIosxTs for Sonauess,' in large
Quantities, for sale by JosR. MOTION, Main and
Reservoir stseess. ,3ss.,r,...,,y ,-,a., ..,..
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BLACK SILKS can he had st LEVY BROTHERS In
oil qualities and at great bargains. Also, large
stock Of Colored Silks, Poplinsr ana Dress 1ooos.
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CzaHsT,EAS GOODS Arw D. BsAlR L Co.'S
We are-now abuudan.ly supplied with ihs follow.
ng, ,seasonabxgoods: .,, ,,..,-.. !.
AZ SeSrcB WMsXEY, FRBNSB BIZ ANDES,
= BolAAwo Civ, SIl FNEsr TEAS y
JkA2ALcA RUM 4GO IlAPTTsX BEANUY, as 81
lArzsr assortzsent OF inposeed Condiments, and a
variety OF Old and carefully. selected Whisssys as
mode.Ste Hrtcsa W. ID. BksR Co,
- - 22sHast!;@a Riss6sapd, Msiu streets.
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Tvr WEATHER on Sunday was, during the
ssr raw and rainy: at night there was a
NV NV northeast wind. With rsin. snow, and
s1;I s,H The weather yesterday was clear and
na.,. .,,,D,, Al midnight It was threatening.
p,,ol n Thermometer at the Dtspotea o6scs
:" '"|' 7l..,r,I,,. o. 1874.
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BUY YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS atLEVY BRO
THEIRS. You can make big show Win lltue
money, which Is quite desirable al THIS ilne.
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HURRAH FOR CHRrsTMAs!-Platn aud orna-
mented cakes, and everything nice and goodin the
confectionery line, can be found at the premium
candy mandatory Of D. CoLEMBUs, 32l Broad
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A FEW MORE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL DOLLS a.
Dy1o
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HmsoTRoPEs, NRSHoEFTTEs, and BALskas
msy!a found IN profusson ss MoRToHE garden,
Sidney. -. 81 a.-.-..--A ~ .-...-..-.---.--. n
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ROSES and TUBE aosEs for sale by MOTION, 10.
risss, Main and Reservoir streets,
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Monros,s greenhouses are redoient With the
parfnme of yIoLErs, TUBE ROSES, HELDTR5PEs,
MGsosRTrss, and other fragrant aowers, which
abound there. ~ -
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bo7e anahyRd the Whiskey known under the
branusf" BsR1BcT," conrol.ed'by haessrs sWAL-
TER IN BnAzn & Co., .Richnssa, Va, and fndi.i
FREE 2zs0D EusaL OIL and other i1sprities. ano
reconanend It's use for medicinal and amily pnr-
poses g" ~ sa't j. B. McCA Aw;s NJ. d, -
80 = Late Profesaorof Cnenisry1 :
I ~. Medical College Of Virginia. i
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A GREAT REDUCTION IN the price OF SheetlnSs,
Shirtings, and Pillow-casings at LEVY bhoThhhs''
Nov is the time 10 buy. Z
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FOR RENT.

-EOR RENT, new three-story BRICKM Ms
Il DWELLING containing seven rooms be- &.a
sides kitchen. servants rooms and closets with all
the modern improvements, on Grace street corner
Two large four.story TOBACCO FACTORIES
fronting on Cary and Dock streets. along which
run The Richmond ami Danyille railroad connec-
tion and the Richmond dock, making them very
valuable for any large manufacturing or shipping
Two story BRICK DWELLING with six rooms,
incluGing servants rooms, &C., with gas, water,
&C., ON koss strcet.between Fourteenth and Mayo
streets location very central. t ,gar
Two.story BRICK DWELLING on the east side
of Twenty-ninth street between Franklin and Grace
streets, containing nine rooms, including kitchen,
&C., with gas In the building aud water IN tue yard
BRICK DWELLING, No. 213 west Broad street,
with basement and two stories above containing
five rooms Ia 1856 r.<Em. -
eighth street between Marshall ahd Clay, contain
iwo-story FRAME DWELLING, on Twenty
sixth street between n and streets, containing
five rooms; kitchen, sc.
stories above, containing twelve rooms besides
kitchen, servants room, &c. brick stable anu large
enclosure; on Nineteenth street corner OF Mar
Small FRAME DWELLING on Haryle street be-
twee Main street ana Grove avenue.
BRICK DWELLING No. 2220 Main street, with
i0so For tpe Gent SUBURBAN FARM Of rs acres one
mile north of the city kkRFEPHytRDsoN kREPHyt sHl Z CO..
de 22-4t lll3 Main street.
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TRY THE "RoscIUs coIEAR," JUST RECEIVED
by E, b. SPENCE 6 Son. ss.
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Toys Toys ! TOYS! ! ToYS!
Toys F.! TOYS! Toys ! TOYS!
Toys ! TOYS J TOYS ! TC

D. COLUMBUS, 321 Broad street, has splendid
assortment Of TOYS Of all sizes and OF every de-
scripion and he Is selling them at very low prices
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NEW COLLAR (JUsT ouT) FOR THE Ho2aEaAYs.
For sale by K. 3. SPENCE &c SON. 81.
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/ I, RoscIUs COLLAR SOMETHING NEw {JU5i
oI,r,. Fer sale by L. B. SPENCE & SoA =
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RED COW was taken CSS1
IA up by The police On The night of the 9Th Ef.k.
instant. The owner can get her by applying at po-
lice Headquarters. JOHN Foe, JR.,
de 22.3t r-.- Chief of Police,
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oo,, orr, CHRISTMAS WILL BE HERE on FRE-
~ Large stock Of overcoats and clothing
a,read here and for sale low BY E. B. SPENCE con,
Ia0OM str, et who have all the latest novelties
for penemens wear, including all The new styles OF
neck-ses, scarfs, collars, gloves, snspenaefs, nan.
hose, shirts, underwear, muters and the medieas.G
red flannel shirts and drawers. Buy usefui pre-
sen,s for the holiday, and buy them from h b
SPENCE g. SO.. t=5 so ~ - F-sss. 2.lS = s'ssS - &
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THE LARGEST and best-assorted stock OF Dry
Goods in this city is at LEVY BRorHRRs', and
,bev give You more goods for your money than can
he b.d elsewhere. . ST. f bsz1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

spa1sG-ror GLOVES. JUST REcsIvsD By E.B..
SPENCE q Son. 1ssrzs 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

BEAUTIFUL BOXES and BASKETS OF FLowsRs at
PrFEJSI's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-22

so TO SCHAAP's .,u..8.s.-3 ...s #.,.., ~
Cigar and Varissy-Store aad News-Depos,
80 No. 1492 Main street, near Fourteenth
For gold-headed or other fancy canes,
Genuine mesrsehaum pipes and tubes,
Fine cigars and tobacco, -r -... .. r..
First-class umbrellas, -,- ......-. ..s r.....
Notions suitable for Chrislmas-gsfls, .s
T. Periodicals and ststfonery, = -. -..f ..
Collars, ties, gloves. &c.
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2 Paddle, paddle your own canoe,
III tell you, Is easy enough to do,
Said che old lady who lived IN shoe;
But II you would true Joy know
Buy your presents at CoLuMBUS's store,
Aud be happy then and yermore.------rr--~-.-
Make your boys and girls glad;
. Get the best confections fobe had;
Remember, COLUMBUS keeps none bad.
That's what the late Mrs. Hubbard,
Z Who long ago lived In a cupboard, s.
Very early In life discovered.
And when leaving this vale Of tears,.s
Full of honor and welghty with years,
Cried she, d" For COLUMBUS three cheers J"