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Pianos and Orgnns.

Fine new rosewood pianos for $500.
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WISHART'S
Pine Tree Tar Cordial

II ,snow fifteen years since tho attention of the
public was first called by DR.. l. O. G. wishart to this
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the estimation in which this sovereign remedy is held
by those who have used II,
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MHEN WRITING To ADyERTIsERs,
In this paper.
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DIR. J. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
mia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of tho
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the cause of disease, and the patient re-
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a perfect Renovator and lnvigorator
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compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTBRs in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are a gentle Purgative as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liver and visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
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Consnmption for Non Years Cured.

Consumption for Ten Years Cured.
DR. L. @. 1. wIsUART; Dear Sir am grateful TO
you from the fact that you have made medtcne mat
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the Consumption for Icn years Physicians had iold
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and secured bottle; II relieved her cough. She
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the work for her family, and may God speed you on
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REV. r. II. HOPKINS.
jackson Center. Shelby Co., OHIO.
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Read "FALSE AND TRUE"

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

City CoUHCL.-The regular semi.monthly
meeting of the City Council was held last
night.
a committee of three, consisting of Messrs
McRae, Craig, and Perdue were appointed
to confer with the Richmond and Danville
railroad With reference to alleged grievance:
imposed by its railroad upon the city and its
citizens in not having a passenger depot,
failing to check baggage, charging twenty
five cents fare for passengers from Manches'
ter to Richmond, etc, etc. :.
The Chief Of Police was authorized TO
make an estimate and report to the Council
what it would cost to get proper bedding in
order to make the unfortunatcs who have
to be confined at the station-houSe comforta.
BILE. Adjourned until Tuesday.
Roll OF HoNoR.-At the Male High-School
the following scholars are on the roll OF
honor for the week ending December 10: r.
H. Winfrce, B. w. Nunnally, d. B. Winfree,
3. P. Owens, j. Fl. Ingram, j. G. jerks,
Walter Burgess, w. S. Ferguson, H W.
Walker, w. o. Sims, r. V. Owen.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il BRICK-STORE. WITH DWELLING 0VEE
SAME. SITUATED ON HULL STREET Be
TWEEN ELEVENTH AND ELFTH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OE MANCHEsTER FIX
ATAUCTTON.-By virtue OF a certain trust oe N.
executed by Alexander Alvis and Wife bearing date
on 18th december, 1878, duly recorded IN ne
clerks Office Of Chesterfield County Court, In u b:
81 page 249, to me Us trustee shall In execution
of said trust being so required by benetciares
therein named, sell at public auction, on the pre-
mises, on WEDNESDAY the 3Oth December,
1874, mt O'Clock p. ~, the aooye-descrioed pro-
perty, copsisting Of SRlCk STORE with dwelling
over same, containing about four rooms anu 'Hs
lisua, out-houses Lot 2Sk by l65 feet.
q certain bond executed by AlexaL der Avis, daed
18Th December, 1873, aud PAYABLE twelve mohlns
after date for the sum of 81 $780, WIKI Interest on
same from maturity until paid AZ " me res.ure ~, 9s
the purchase. money, on such tern IS VIII be mace
known ut the hour OF sale.
de rs ThOMASF. POLLARD, Trustee.
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BY Lyme u Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT WITH
i Two FRAMED TENFMENTS THEREON,
CORNER OF LEIGH AND :! L + K Ne d
STREETS, AT AuCTlON.-By virtue OF certain
trust deed, executed to me as trustee. from W. T..
Tyler Jr.. dated 9th day or Jnne, 1874, of record
In the clerks Office Of the Chancery Court for the
city of Richmond, In ID. B. IO3, A., page 1874,
shall in execution Of said trust, being required
by the holder of the notes therein secured, sell at
public auction. on the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
the above described property. consisting of LOT
with two FRAMED 7 EN- EMENTS thereon, con-
tanning three rooms each. The LOTS front togeth-
err about 81 feet, running back the usual depth.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to defray the expenses
of sale and pay off certain negotiable note exc,
cuted by W. h. Tyler. dated 9Th June, 1874. ana
PAYABLE six months after date, for the sum OF 81 O3
on q credit rs TO x104.50 until 9th March, 1875 ;
and as t. the residue, such terms as Will be made
known at the hour Of sale. K. b. LYME,
= de ] Trustee. 4
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THR ENGLISH OPERA.-The brief engage
ment Of the Kellogg English Opera Com
pany commences on Monday next at the
Richmond Theatre. Miss Kellogg Is always
sure oil o warm welcome wherever she goes
but it is gratify ing to note the evidences OF
widely increased interest that attends hen
present season. St. Louis, Chicago, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Wash
inston have recently rewarded her efforts
with manifestations of popular delight thai
amount TO orations. Her company is also
warmly applauded, while the critics say that
English opera in its keeping is faring excel
lently well. The sale OF reserve seats com
menced early In the week, and cn Wednes
day 81, 1000 worth Of tickets had been sold
Martha will be presented on the first eve
ming.
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NOOD THINGS FOR CHRISTMAS.
CANDIES G. CAKES AND FIREWORKS

o ,' oNA1> "~~ - :, FOX TIL G MILLION.
street corner of Third, respectfully calls The atten-
ton Of his friends and the public generaly TO nus
abundant stock OF CoNFECTIOSEhiTys1e tc; xG as
T 1l t"sS" ICED and ORN MENTAL POUND and
FRUIT CAKES he guarantees them to be on t .5l
rnmIna holidays. Of Toys and Dolls, as also OF Fire
CRACKERS. rSEy-Rockets+ and Roman-Candles, his
store is well snppi, d, and his prices are
90 low ma those Of any house In the city. JELL Is
eenstantly on hand, and lCE-CRFAM made to or
der ut short notice. st.I t1 IN
oues,sa continuance Of the same. h.
- 10 \ 4 GtTu Th. =. .Th7t
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BY Burton, Carter l. Co, Auctioneers,
No. 1913 Main street.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWELVE
4 ACRES OF VALUABLE GARDEN LAND,
ON THE OLD BROOK ROAD. Is hsNRiCo S,
executed on the 29th cay Of July. 1872, by John
Stetter and wife to the undersigned as trustee, and
of record In the c rk's Office OF the County Court
or Henrico. to secure TO Mary A. hulcher the pay
ment of $500 evidenced by note bearing even
date with said deed, payable twelve months AFTER
date, with twelve per con. interest thereon De-
fault having been inside 10 payment Of said note,
aud being required so to do by the said Mary A.
Hulcher, 1 shalt proceed to sell the property con-
yeyed In said deed OH The 2Slh day OF December,
1874, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises: brinSS
TWELVE ACRES OF LAND, with framed
buiIdinv containing four rooms and necessary out
houses, sit,iated on the old Brook road about two
miles and halt. from Richmond, adjoining me
lands OF Jesse Williams and others, upon Inc iol-
lowing terms-to wit: For cash Us 10 so lnuch as
Will nav the expenses Of sale and the sum OF sou
with the interest accrued thereon now due, ana
the residue upon ;uch terms as may be agreed upon
on the day of sale. HENRY SEUROHh,
-. - - - Trustee.
RrrRToN CARTER n Co, AuctlOneers. de 10
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CHINA! CHINA! CHINA!

inst received, the following GOODS, to which
wish to call the special attention of my customers
and The public generally:
Handsome DECORATED Dinner SETS.
HARLEQUIN TEA and COFFEE SETS, 81
FRENCH aud ENGLISH TOILET SETS,
A splendid stock of VASES Of every variety,
BUREAU TOILET SETS, 49,.
Bronze and PARTISAN FIGURES, BuSTs, &C.;
and fancy articles for Christmas presents In endless
variety ana of beautiful designs. These goods have
lust been bought for cash at much less than regular
prices. and now offer them 10 my customers and
Inc publc at much less than their cal value who
wish bargains should give me q call before, pur-
chasing Z. B. TAYLOR,
do No 10l Main street. Opposite post-Offlce.
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BY Burton & Carter, Auct!oneers,
No. 72S Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of
w. decree OF the Circuit Court Of the county Of
Henrico pronounced on the Goth DAY of Novem-
Der, 1874 in the case of Firth rs FIRTH and Others,
on the premises, on TU EsDAYt the 29ih OF Decem-
ber The TRACT OF LAND In the biGl mentioned,
consisting of SIXTY. ONE ACRES. In the upper
Elisha Turpin, the arbon Hill Coal Company
and others. The said land Is principally In original
grow, Of oak and pine, and portion heavily linl-
bered.
ERMs: ne.ihird cash, and the residue at four
and eight months. the purchaser executing nego-
table notes with interest added FOR the deferred
payments; the title 10 be retainfd until The last note
WILLIAM HANCOCK.
de Is Sprcal Commissioner.
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r AND sALE.-In pursuance of !. decree

7 AND SALE.-ln pursuance OF l. decree
IL of the Circuit Court of Powfatan, pronounced
at the October term thereof In the chancery cause
of Short u.s. Short and ais, l shall, as commits
siouer appointed for the purpose, ut Powhatan
Courthouse, at the II ont door Of the courthouse,
at 81 OH the first day of the January term OF the
County Court, sell at public auction q TRACT OF
LAND lying within one miFe OF Powhatan station,
on the Richmond and Danyiile railroad, containing
$50 acres, with 4 DWELLlNG-HOUSE thereon,
and the timber common to the region.
The terms rs prescribed by the decree are as FOL
lows Enough cash TO pay the expenses of he suif,
which are estimated not to exceed 500 and the bal
ance on credit OF one aud two years. With interest
from da.e of sale, the purchaser executing bonds
with good security for The same. the title being re-
tanned until they are paid. The title is deemed in
disputable. Mr.. Joseph A. Gates, re-ident at Pow
hatan station. will show the property to all who
wish TO examine before day OF sale.
WILLIAM POPE DABNEY,
de J0.S4w Commissioner.
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HEADQUARTERS
d FOB CHRISTMAS GOODS
D. COLUMBUS,

PREMIUM coSFEcTIoSER, 321 BROAD STREET,
has lately enlarged his wel-known establishment as
we'll as his spacious CANDY FACTORY and CAk +
BAKERY, and is now in full blast: His store Is
flied to its utmost capacity with TOYS OF every
Seedless, and Dehesa Raisins; Currants, Citron,
Almonds, Palmnuts, Pecans, Walnuts, filberts'
California Pears, Plain and French Candies OF
every shape and form; Pound, Fruit, and other
ORSAMENTAL CAKES. In fact. everything
generally found IN first class establishment. You
can get more goods ut d. COL UMBUS'S for your
money than at any other place In town. Go see for
yourself. and you will thank us i9r tae
Sa y
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Bays.
By Augustine Royal, successor to
Moody G. Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets.
hauchastpr Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
LOT IN THE CITY OF MANCHEST Err,
FRONTING FORTY-FIVE FEET ON THIR-
TENTH NEAR SEAIMES STREET, II INNING
RACK one HUNDRED AMI. THIkTY-TWO
EEET-In execution Of q deed Of trust executed
by George w. Snellings and wife to Charles IT.
Friend and Albert A. Cheatham, trustees, on the
1Oth.day of April, $50, will sell at PUBLIC AUG
ton to the higest bidder on the premises. on WE'D
NESDAY the 18Th day OF January, 1875, at 3A
O'Clock +. NJ, the aforementioned lot.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance OIL credit or
four eight, and twelve months, IN equal install.
ments for negotiable notes with interest added and
title retained until full payment
&. II. FLUURNOY, Sheriff, &C.,
and as such administrator Of
A. A. Cheatham, deceased, surviving Trustee, &c.
do 7.tds
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!. BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Anciioneers.
rr,.va,.a 3, reat het,yeen Main and BANK

TRAINED DWELLING ON BAkE Els
STREET BETWEEN ST. PET EDS An .,J
sT. JOINS STREETS, AT AUGTtoS;Sr,WWe s Tl.;
sell at slciion on the premises; on nfSE and Tor
Deeember, at O'clock p. M., the HOcsL I mi by
ioestad as above described, at present occup'e"
4 lice GAZE, Tie widow Of John Gale ID has sys
The house is wooden BUILDING. a ,',a Sset and
room in IL; and the lou IfOh's '"en''
runs back seventy eight feet. .nd twelve
TERMS: une=IhfYt cash; ttfauee AZ SIX ah added,
months Ter negotiable notes. WIN inter- /,
and title retained until al the pIsTsynHsIsMS.
psid. GhUBns AUG ioaeers.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
BY Edward @: Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
no. 1O15 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
" HOUSE AND LOT IN RICHMOND, No. s724
NURTH SECOND STR Rect, BETWEEN JACK
SON AND DUVAL STREET. BY virtue Of an
order entered on the Goth day of November, 1914
the cause therein pending, entitled Murphy and
wife Us. Meredith, shall proceed to sell, on the
premises, the above property At pabic anction 70
P. NJ, the 10th day Of December. The LOT fronts
80 feet on the west side of Second street, and has
thereon FRAME DWELLING.
TERMS One-third CASH and the balance In two
equal instruments. the purchaser executing nego-
liable notes therefor. with Interest added, at ST.
and twelve months, the title TO be retained until
purchase. money is fully paid and conveyance Or
dered by court. RICHARD l.. mAURf,
de Ia Special Commissioner.
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Com WATcH SToLES.-Generai ~.
STaliaferro, member Of the House q Dele
sates from Gloucester county, night OF twt
ago had stolen from bis room at the tx
sshsnpe Hotel his gold watch.
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CosvIcrs RECEIVED following Goa
yicts from Norfolk were received at the
penitentiary yesterday-Viz., William anc
Robert johnson, five years each, for Crane
larceny, and James Nottingham for same
time and for same offence.
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F1ss RENTED BY JUDGE GUIdox.-:Gov'
,ernor Kemper having pardoned William
owens, who was convicted OF the invotun'
. tarv n,anslaughter OF Maurice Sheehan,
nudge Guigon yesterday RENTED the hne OF
$500 imposed By the jury as part OF the
nnnishsaeHt of Owens. de was then re
leased from custody.
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NOTICES TO TAx.pAYERs.
rITY TAXES FOR 1874.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, Novem Der 80, 1874. 5 -
This Office VIII be- open daily ''from. o'clock A..
II. to o'clock P. NJ. from the l5TnT THE 3lsr
DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, for the purpose
of receiving from any person who has already paid
ore.half CT the CRY TAXES charged TO him the re-
mainipg half, and that TEN PER CENT. xiu be
added u the amount of said remaining half Of the
tax charged in every case where the party assessed
shall fall to pay said remaining half within the
time so limited. -
But In ease any person, having failed to pay IN
the month of June one-half Of the cissStaxes due
from such person, shall fall 10 pay M&syhole
amount thereof on or before the 31st day Of De-
cember, there shall be added TWENTY PER CENT
upon the amount of the tax so remaining DUE
The Collector would especially cali attention 70
the delinquent bills, REAL AND Personal. In adj
diaon to the twenty per cent. 10 be added, he Is de
rected by ordinance 10 post copy Of all delinquent
personal bills cat the front door of the City Hall
during the February term of the Hastings Court"
JOHN f. REGNAULT.
de Lin .s.g 81 Collector
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CARao OF COFFEE ARRIyRD.-The barker
tine Jane Milloy, from Rio de Janeiro. WITH
1900 bags OF coffee for Lee, Sedden q Co:
arrived in the dock at the foot OF Seventeenth
street yesterday and reported to her con
asOnapc
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LOCAL MATTERS.

r,or,xr Observation-Disclosures Taylor yes.
..s a. made a post. atoraens examination Of,
~ ss.h odv OF the Infant to,lnd near the corner
~ az Twenty.irst and Fronkiin streets on
Thnrsday. 1t vas ascertained that It had
lever breathea the bres.rh of life. The jury
nf inquest held yesterday evening rendered
: varSjet In accordar &c with that fact.
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] BY Cook q Laughion. Auctionees,
corner Governor and ErauklIn s,re.ts

SToCK OF HATS, CAPS, sToRE-Fry
~ TURES. DC, At 2AUCTIoN.-Ou MONTH
The 81 instant, &c 10 o'clock, we wiI sell At The
sore o. NJ "a; rnpningham lwho is changing his
MEMS and Boys HATS and CAPS,
~ SHOWCASES, -
SToRE-FIxTURES. &C., &c.
COOK & LAUGHToN.
n Qe IL ati-- s%f -7a.s 2 VI. -Auctioneers
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s;s1afaTII aaOps.
J-SoLrDAY PRESENTS

"A
J-1oLrDAY PREsEsTs
..s HOLIDAY PREsESfS
s..* HOLIDAY PRESENTS
: e.. HOLIDAY PRESENTS a
received al NowLASs q cos.
Rtci, ~. DIAMOND JEwELRY.
Rich -. AMETHYST JEwRLRY.
Rich -. ROMAN GOLD NECKLACES ,.. ,
Rich :. ROMAN GOLD CROSSES.
Rscs, ROMAN GoIpMEpALLIoss.
l Esezaas. CHASED AND ENAMEILED WATCHES.
I Elegant. ROYAL oPERACHAINs.
1 Ele9ant .LxoyTINE AND VEST CHAINS.
l ELEGANT SLEEVE AND BOSOM BUTTONS.
/ Superb. ..snvEa PIECES IN CASES.
Superb. : SILVER PITCHERS, Ours, AND aoBLErs
supers.. SILVER CARD-CAsEs,
supers,.. SILVER MATCH AND ToBAcco-Bo1Es.
! DIAMOND RINGS.
l ENCRusTED RINGS.
AMETHYST RINGS.
EMERALD RINGS.
PEARL RINGS. $3.50
Il RUBY RINGS.
ONYX RINGS. sea
New patterns selected expressly for our holida
trade. hoWLAS g oo'
de19tJa1 Jewellers.
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1T. ELLYSON,
l112 MAIN STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE,
would call public attention to the following adVer-
tlsement Of
CHRISTMAS GOODS, f.
and would respectfully invite everybody TO call ut
his store, 1112 Main street. and examine bis spen'
did stock Of $3.50
BOOKS and FANCY GOODS,
purchased expressly for the holiday trade.
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The following embrace few of my standard and
finely illustrated Holiday Books, just suited for
Christmas presents: Fl.
PICTURES By SIR EDWIN LANDsEER, X. a.
A. Twenty STEEL engravines. Price. 8 90
BRITISH PORTRAIT PAINTERS. sixteen - m
seeI en 4rnIngs THE PynESEEs BY ~
Taine. With Illustrations by 4. Dore. ~ 0O
WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE. Steel engra- -
vinps. Full morocco, glit..;..:'.i v:,; ~ w
morocco. gilt. ......... 10 10
steri plates 80
IrAk MasS'i PICTURES, drawn with Pen and
Pencil. beautifully illustrated. Cloth on
Swiss PiCTURES, drawn with Pen and PEN
Gil. Beautifully illustrated. Cloth, gilt 90
PALEsTIN Pen-and.Pencil Series
Beautifully illustrated. Cloth gilt. 90
HOMES AND HAUSTs OF BRITISH POETS. 49,
BY William Howett: Forty 1.-TWO ilustra-
lions Crimson cloth, gilt: ..........". 90
ORIGINAL POEMS, English authors......... 90
AMONG THE TREES. William Cullen Bry-
MINIS ms or 4i,H RiiyH:::;: 10 SO SO
TRAVELS ACROSS SOUTH AMERICA: BY
Paul DIarcoy. Five hundred and TWEEN
Ryaa
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SONGS OF NATURE. selected from many
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