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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

PERs1NAI.-Mr. Matt. OBrien. formerly
of this city and now manager OF the Allan
tic Coast-Line Journal, O very neat adver-
tising sheet published monthly under the
auspices Of the passenger aad freight de-
partment Of the Atlantic coast line Of rail.
ways in Charleston, s. C., Is IN the city.
DE-. a. G. Woliafd, whose residence
thieves have twice attempted to rob re.
Gently, has returned tgshe city. The Doc.
tor thinks that with the assistance of his son
he will be enabled in the future to preve 1t
further depredations. @ g,stf a..
The Governor yesterday made Mr.. j. r.
V. Daniel, OF Richmond, notary public.
Major E. A. Won Buhlow, the fresco ar.
tist, has left the city on visit TO the South
for the benefit of bis heaith.
It is stated that Josh Billings, the cele.
brated humorist, will lecture in The Rich.
mond Theatre on Tuesday night, February
1st. ~ .s,5se EsI sI9Fgh r7sst
Hon. Beverly b. Douglas; n. G., was al
the St. james Hotel yesterday.
Joseph L. Young, Esqy formerly Of this
city, now business manager oftthe Norfols
Landmark, is on visit here.
Delegate Keliam proposes to spend his
Christmas holidays at his old home, In Acco
mac county. a.1i ~ r ti.1 |
George Moran, fined by the Police Justice
for being drunk, was not George N. Moran
the bricklayer OF Sidney. as. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

CRooKED WHIsKR Y.-Judge Hughes
though still quite unweil, was able yesterday
to sit up iu his chambers TO bear the case Of
the United States against d. d E. Myers
distillery. It Is alleged that the Messrs.
Myers, who are businessmen Of Petersburg,
did an extensive traffic Ia Illicit " hskey, and
The forfeiture Of the distillery to the United
States Government Is now claimed. The
question whether or not the books Of the
establishment, seized by judicial process, can
be used in evidence in tue case, was argued
and submitted to the Judge, who reserved
bis decision. MIR. g. f. Richards, of the
internal revenue collectors office in Peters.
burg, was then put upon the stand and ex-
amined. About 8 O'Clock the case was adj.
burned to II o'clock to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

THE CHRISTMAS RECEss.-More than ball
of the members of the Legislature have left
the city to spend the Christmas holidays at
their homes, Both houses were "thfn yes
terday. They will be " thinner" still to-day.
Under an existing law, when recess for
longer than three days is taken, no pay can
be drawn by members, and therefore, while
the recess is nomiually only for Friday, Sa-
turday, and Monday, no business can be
transacted for six or seven days. The ma
jority of members will not return here before
next Thursday, and many, indeed, not until
after the 1st of January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

A PPROPRlATE GIFTS FOR CHRIST
n MAS.-The subscribers have now displayed
their stock nf ELEGANT BOOKS and oiber aru-
Cl.s suitable as gifts for Tie Christmas hOndaSs, I,
among which will be found - ,oc,s p,.
Elegantly ILLUSTnATED BoUhS, Ehensn
aud American. many of WHICH are not osiy
beautiful presents, but are OF intrinsic eAcei-
leDce; - .nnsr
TIC works OF the favorite POETS and PROSE
NkITFRS In handsome bindings:
BIBLES Of nearly every size In various pcauu1ai
bindings
PkAikR-BOOKS and HYMSALS. The present
assortment has been selected from tne conec-
tions al several publishers, and com prises per
hapS Itf greatest raI iefy ever seen mere.
lily Mn. BOOKS OF the several religious denomlna-
lions:
pHQTUG RAPHIc ALBUMs--eiegsnt as we'll as
roETxBIE W'aITING-DEsKs-of wood. papier
In2s:i.e, and lestber: s
ipkl FOLIDS In great variety; at..
LAUlrs WORK.EOXts
"A, II - DkFSSING-f;AsfS;
hEhTLEMEN's DRESSiEG-CASEs;
Handsome NkSTANDS; ~..
20 KtT-BOOkS and PURSES;
'ARD-CaSES:
PAptR- WEIGHTS:
SOLD FENS-a spte ndid stock;
IEACiL-C CASES-of gold. ivory pearl, and ruboeri
handsome ENGRAyiSGS:
IlANU-fORTES frou. the best makers;
GHILDRsS's BooKs-sn imufense collection,
carefully selected for tteir uaexeeptfonabiec chs
Tacter:
-tNracjye T. TyY-gOOKs, to deiiyht the young ones.
~ 16-1Ot WOUD11USE PAHHAM.
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The FORTHCOMING ORGAN.-Mr. Bnrch,
who was chairman of the conference Of Re.
pubIicans held on the 21st instant, on yes.
terday appointed the following committee
under the resolution looking to the estab.
lishment of a Republican organ in this city !:
First district: Hon. j. B. Sener; second
district: Hon. j. n. Platte; third district:
Arthur A. Spi'zer, William F. Giddings,
Rev. William Troy, D. w. Bohonon, DR..
c. 5. Mills, John r. Popham fifth district:
o. s. Lewis fourth district: Hon. W. b.
81. Stowell; sixth district: j. f. Wilson {;
seventh district S. NJ. Yost; eighth district: /:
r. D. Beckley; ninth district: Jacob Wag-
ner.
An informal meeting Of the committee
was held Yesterday, and the 30sh of Decem-
ber was fixed as the tine for full meeting
of the committee 10 this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

TEE LATE JUDGE SIEG.-The remains of
Judge Sleg were quietly inferred yesterday
evening.
1t was at first proposed that the legislative
action in respect to his memory should be
taken yesterday, but after consultation of
his friends 1t was decided to postpone 1t until
to-day, when resolutions will be introduced
and eulogistic speeches made, and the two
houses will adjourn.
: Messrs. Leech and Carpenter, who were in
the room with Judge Sieg before the nature
Of his disease vas discovered, left the city
several days sgo. +. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

CONTINUED AGAIN. The case, Of Thomas
Z. MiIstead, late deputy collector Of internal
revenue, and afterwards collector OF customs
at Yorktown, upon charge OF embezzl'ng
money Of the United States, which was to
have been heard before United States Com.
missioner Atkins yesterday, was adjourned
until the first Monday in April. The de-
fendant gave bail in the penalty Of two thou.
sand dollars, with William B. Jones and Ro-
bert McCaudlish as his snreties.
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The HEBREW FESTIVAL OF LIGHT.-With
last night began the Hebrew feast Of" Light" !"
commemorating the rededication of the Tenn
ple of Jerusalem after it had been profaned
by Antiochus Epipbanus. This is one of the
Post. Biblical festivals of the Israelites, but
it has become endeared to them on account
of its historical significance. When Antio.
chus Epphanus, the Syrian monarch, had
subdued greater part of the Hebrew ma.
ton and had attempted to compel them to
worship the Grecian deities, forbidding the
reading of the Pentateuch and other rei.
gious practices, be came to the village of
Modin, the home of Maccabees. This latter
family refused to do the bidding Of Antio.
cnus, and when the monarch had ordered
that Hebrew be slain because he refused
to render obedience TO him the Maccabees
took up arms against the invader, and after
many battles succeeded in driving him out
of Palestine. When the armies returned the
Temple, which was hung with pictures or
the deities of Greece, was purified and re-
dedicated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

The CLARK SPRING PRopERrY.-A joint
meeting of the Council Committees on
Finance, Water, and Grounds and Buildings,
was held In the Council chambe last. evening
to consider the subject of disposing of the
Clark Spring property, OF a portion Of 1t, to
the Hollywood Cemetery Company, as asked
in their memorial. The proposition of the
Hollywood Cemetery Company not being
very definite the committee could not reach
a conclusion, and therefore adjourned the
subject until specific offer is made for the
nroperty sS-aA- II,
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REUNION OF RICHMOND KNIGHTS TENPLAR.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2, &. T., Will
have as'reffaion tonight. The orders OF
Knighthood will be conferred on seyeral
candidates, and Appomattox Commandery,
No. g, of Petersburg, and Fredericksburg
Coumaudery. No. !. are expected to % pre-"
sent as guests OF the Richmond knights:
A good time Is ANTICIPATED, and 1t is expected
that Richmond ConmaHdery will be iuily
on tba occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

,REMBMBER THE ORPHAss.-Those who are
laying in Christmas supplies for their fami.
lies and are buying presents for their chill
dren should not forget the orphans. who
have only the public to look to for their
Christmas cheer. 1t is proposed TO provide
q mica Christmas dinner for them; and the
money 30 far realizsd isrwholly insufficient
for the purpose. Spare small part Of Jour
means to make glad the hearts Of the little
ones who have no kind parents to fi'l their
stockings or to gladden. their hearts with
Christmas gifts. Contributors Of money,
however trifiug, left ct the Dispatch count.
ipg.rooms will beturned over TO the commit
tee, and be thankfully received and properly
IL ought to be the work Of the girls and
bows of Richmond each year TO see that the
orphans have nice Christmas dinner.
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THE TEATHE]

A BURGLAR SHOT AND CAPTURED. 8
O'Clock last night Mr.. Robert r. Mitchell,
who resides in Henrico county, near Laurel
Hill church, came upon negro burglar
named Samuel Trueman standing in the pas.
sage of his house. Upon asking Trueman
what his business was, Trueman fed, and
Mr. Mitchell, having obtained q pistol, pUr-
sued bim and fired three shots, one Of which
grazed Trueman's forehead and pi>ughed up
the skin.
Trueman was then captured, and Mr. Mitch
ell tied him and brought him to Richmond
in a cart. Meeting Captain Tyler. on the
street, Mr.. Mitchell turned over the prisoner
to him, and Captain Tyler lodged him in the
First statton.house, and will this morning
deliver him over TO the Hensieo authorities.
-Trueman's wound is not q severe one. He
appeared to be half, drunk, though when
captured by Mr. Mitchell he had sense
enough remaining to give q false name. 1t
was ascertained that TTueman bad been at
work on the place of Mr.. Mitehelps brother,
which, is also in the Laurel Hill neighDor-
hood. .t - n Gtakt=a NJ s.
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THE CoNTEsTED-ELEcT1oN. CAsE.-T6e
Senate Committee on Preyilges and Elections
met yesterday in the case of Knight us. John.
SOB, and after considering some Of the law
points Ia the case adjourned until after the
HOLIDAYS ..n,.
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CRUELTY TO AN As,nA Al. Sergeant Daniel
Wren yesterday reported William Bannfster
(colored), driver OF h9rse-Wagon No. 3l5
ior cruelty beating the horse aud making the
horse 90 faster than is allowed by ordinan ce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

THE NEW ENGINE HoUsE. The gong and
Gre telesraph Will be moved from She old
Eiphteenth, Street engine.ho house TO Company
C's naEs quarters, on Main street between
NineteeDth and Twentieth, to-dsy, aud the
former engine. house abando
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

APPLICATION FOR BAIL REFUSED. Colonel
John B. Young. counsel for Barney john
son, applied to Judge GuIgon, Of the Hus.
tings Court, yesterday for bail on account of
the alleged bad condition OF his health.
Drs. j. II. White, Hunter' Mcclure, and j..
F. Jackson were examined as to bis condi.
tion. They all testified that there were no
symptoms of organic disease, and the court
therefore declined to bail the accused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

CONSIDER ABLE AMOUNT OF MONEY STOLEN.
Reuben Williams, tone-cu.ter, was arrest.
ed Yesterday evening by Private Detective
John Wren on warrant charging him With
stealing $l50 from the trunk OF bis room:
mate. Peter Shields. The two men boarded
at a house on Main street between Twenty.
second and Twenty-third. Shields laid
away his money on the 14th or 18th. When
be went to look at it on Tuesday 1t was
missing. The trunk had been opened With
afalse key. z.,r,f, e,a.
Williams, after being arrested, told Detec'
tive Wren where he could 60 and get one
hundred and four dollars of Shields's money.
Accused was lodged in the First station.
house last night, and will be brought before
the Police Justice :shis morning. He is
young man and a rativeof Riebmond, and
was never known,to bein any serape Of tse
kind before. 18TH; Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

Loss BY TIE LATE FIRE Messrs. William
E.. Tanner & Co., of the metropolitan Iron
Works, have furnished to the iinsura nee
companies statement OF their loss by ibe
late fire. which amounts 10 $2,90l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

TIE COLEMAN CAsB.-Jadge Guigon Is en-.
gagged In looking into tne Coleman case,
Governor Kemper having referred the pa.
pers to him for bis opinion and endorse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

WERE THE GooDs SrolRNP Mention was
n,adein the Dispatch yesterday OF the arrest
ola man named Wall charged with ASSAULT
ing Timothy Drian with siung.shot. Last
night Drian was arrested on the charge Of
being drunk, and when taken into custody
he had in bis possession huge bolt of new
black oilcloth, a lot of dry goods, four damask
table-cloths, silk handkesehiefs, &c. He was
questioned as to where be procured the
goods, but could not give any satisfactory
account of them. $50 i,.lsi 5T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

BsnsHaz.a,s FEAsr.-"B Belsbszar's Feast,
or the Fall OF; Babyian,n will be represented
az AS emily Hall by the Richmond Choral
Association tonight. The entertainment
promises TO beyery eujoyable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

/ Nor TIE RIaHr Bcx. Yesterday morE-
ing welLknown State officer tried for some
time to put letter that he wanted to mail
into the Fire.station 13. at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Main streets A policeman
showed him the error Of bis way, and the
gentleman walked off a wiser and consid.
erably amused man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

DIED PROM TIE EFeEcrSoI a BURS.-Mr.
Bsooks's little son. who resided at the corner
of Twentieth and Frapklin streets, and who
was SO badly burned on Monday, died Of
lockiaW Tuesday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

ELEGAsT ,A1AsKA ard snErLkgD SEAL
SAcaUEs, Se1i MufHs and Boas, Seal Caps, &C.,
Just reee!Ted by MACMURDo g. REDFoRD, 1909
Main street, opposite the post Office.
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PUnE csrsTALnsD2 rHurrs from Paris 1t As-
oNI:s, Main street.
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The war of the Brozd-street eGpfscsioners =
going ON with great violence, sltiOash nosody
is vet killed, wounded, or missing aesa sn
,hss Is 10 be said on both sides, ssd tneiN % az
everybody else does-.buy your pafe confectaeAe
cries and Fruits for tbe holidays q AHxosas :, y.
Main street. Anfoni Is i've usn; no wsa.ss no
dine In words, ba. yca want the oeat
ery In tie ma -kcs h.s Is the place tcbay y. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

FuRsFoR Observation-Disclosures Il r REDFosD,
1909 Main street, have the largest stock of adies
misses and chilorens furs In The city, st low prices
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GRANTS MEssAGE.-Although tho message OF
Grant fayors the taxation Of clutches 1t will not
tax your patience TO refer to G. ~. BOLTON e.
Co.'s new Christmas advertisement, under Holiday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

ORGAN REcrrAL,--Mr. Leo r. Wheat will
have a grand organ recital at the Second
Baptist church on the 18th instant. Mr..
Whea.'s many friends 'iD Richmond viii
no doubt be gisd TO herr him play again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

TasE n PANORAMA op rnr LiRE OF CHBIsr will
be exhibited tonight at the Sidney Metho.
dist church. The proceeds will be devoted
to the use of the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

/ Hall .RoBBED.-Night before last hall
thieves entered General Henry Hesh resi:
deuce, on Franklin street, and relieved him OF
several oyercoats and bats
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CoLoRED MAsoss-A UMoN EFgscrED.- -
The two grand lodges of colored Masons
heretofore existing In this State have been
united into one grand lodge. All the lodges
Of Richmond and Manchester will unite In q
Masonic celebration Monday next, St. Johns
dav. sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

FoUsD AT LAST The place where one can get
lots OF FrRsT-CIAss GOODS for little money, as %.
.CoLUMBUs's premium confectionery, 8al Broad
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DON'T pJr OFF TO rYfz LAST xoarxSr.-
buy your Christmas presents to-day or sto4uarror
at LEVY BRoTRERs'. and remember their storA
win be closed On Friday afternoon nj oscloea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

ANOTHER SUPPLY OF those beautiful baskets ana
other designs at MoRToN's garden, corner Aatn
md Reservoir streets.
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Do, NOT LET yoUR PREJUDICE ssand between
your suffering child and the relief that win be abso.
iutely sure 70 follow the use Of Mss. WrxsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP. Il cofrects aeidity Of the
stomach, relieves wind-cole, regulates che bowels,
softens the gums gives 10 e mother and health
tr.th thoch y
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LEVY BROTHERS intend making q clean sweep
OF their holiday goods to-day ana tomorrow. Can
early in the day and secure some Of the bargaine.
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TIE Houss.fsAuIxa.-g The contract for
putting up railing In rear Of the seal g OF
me ubsrs In the bali Of the House OF Deie-
eat S La, been given 10 Ass Sayder d co, 4
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DON'T FAIL TO GET YOUR C1IRIsTMAs CANDIES,
at G.. ZlAsrER's, 1885 Main street.
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Fon COUGHS, COLDS, and dHoARsRsEss use MIL
LER's HoREHoUN0 SYRUP. Fer sale by all drug
gists. Price, twenty-five cents.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN Bouquets, Floral De-
signs, &c, may be had Of MOTION, Slain and he-
seryosr streets, at prices 70 suit,
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TaE PUBIC ScHo0Ls.-The public schools
will be closed from Friday unsn the % OF
JANUARY sstzs5sI 5s f-,zsi 4-+g4sis ~ ~
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ONLY TO-DAY AND TOMORROW 10 purchase
your Christmas presents at LEVY BROTHERS..
Call before O'Clock Friday afternoons.
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BEvdaas REaoVgp.-The benches that have
been in the Capitol Square during the sum-
mer months have been removed. IL ..
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AsToNl IS reliable confeesioaer.
Go and inspect his goods. s,:.4 b;ts5,as 3
GO and see hissendless variety Of bon.bops.
Go aad gee his fne fruits from California.
60 and see his hne display.
Go and buy yoarcsndies now at AarosI's.
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LEVY BROTHERS win close their ssore on Friday
afternoon at o'clock; so, make your purchases
befOreHhlt time.
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Lay III Youa SUPPLIES. TIE markets VIII
not be open ON Saturday, but will be epeni
all diy tomorrow. j5Ss
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MNsfRRasY.-k kendrick Georgia hin.
strsls will appear ut Assembly Hall Friday
and Saturday nights.
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CHRISTIANS SIippsRs Fob LADIES AND GEs.s
pre,ty-st BosciIEs's, sos and oll
Rroad street. = .sEz
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BACKaAMxoN BOARDS, with men, dice. and
cups, only one dollar, at J. T. EILYsoNss, 1fl2
Main street. 80 So ~ ~ p
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FREE FROM FUsn On.-Ths g B SELECT y
WHfsKEY, controlled by Messrs w. D. BLAIR d
Co., 9o3 Main street, Is particularly fne for the
price, and warranted free from fusl oi II has be-.
come Justly popular with the trade. IN 5ff.si
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CANDIES, FIGS, RAIsINs, CITRoy, CURRAHrs.f
NUTS, and CAKES, selling cheap at @. ZiMaER's.
1856 Main street.
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1crD, AND oRsAxEsrrD roUxD- AND Faurr.
CAKES at @. ZDnxER,s ~
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
EIZZINps CONFECTIONERY STORE,
so7 BROAD STREET,

+
has now spread out Its usual supply Of Christmas
goods, and offers to Its patrons varied and select
assortment OF
CANDIES AND FRENCH MIXTURES;
STICK aud DROP CANDIES;
CANDY TOYS:
FINE FRENCH BoN-BoNs; EF
sUPERFINE CHOCOLATES; !;
LIQUoR-CANDIEs, for trees;
CRysTALIzED FRUITS reduced to 75c. per
pounds
FRENCH BRUlTS-GLAcE, MARoN GLAcE; ~.
RArsINS Of ali kinds, for cakes and table use;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for use; A.,
CITRON-clear and soft---free from sugar;
SHELLED ALMOyDS-sweet and clean;
Large variety Of ornamented FRUIT and POUND
CAKES; E.g - Isl s1G.ast IA $50 68gstf
Especial attention called to the elegant assortment
Of FINE FANCY BOxES-ali selected especi,
ally for this house tn Psris.-consisting Of bean.
tfu silk, satin, aud straw boxesall alta low price
for the quality; a2 80 80. :
CORSUCOPIAS-a,l sizes and prices. Attention
of committeeman OF church Christmas-trees Is
asked, as discount viii be made TO them.
PIzziNrs! PIZZlN1'S! s07 BROAD sTRRET.
de l6-tDe26 ~
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No TERRA Gotta CANDY CA. .. Asrosr'l

ANros1, Main street, has the handsomest confec-
tionery In the city.
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90 to ASToNI's before ,he rash.

BoscnEs 4 BROTHER keep the LARGEST assors
ment OF boots shoes, trunks, and yalises. ",
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SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FoUR useful
articles, suitable for Christmas presents, at LEVY
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FANCY GOODS
AND

BOOKS FOR YOUNG AND OLD,
FkosK sxss POETRY; new, standard. and fancy
Saltions, iu plain, substantial. snd ornamentaI
bindings. for ie pscket, library. and eenire-fabie;
also, 4 lot Of FAxCY GOODS, aIi suitable fer pre-
@ntsIIon.
Cali while the assortment is new and large al
asz2-3t RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

SEAL CAPS for ladies and men received thi1 day
L A. A. ALLEN & BROTHERS., Il14 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

WRITrNG-DEsKs eau be bought very cheap at u.
T. ELLYsoN's, l1l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23
No PAINTED CANDIES at ANToNIs.

Go TO A. A. ALLRN & BBoTaER's forevergthing
the hat and fur line. Their prices are low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

ALPHABET BLOCKS for twenty-five cents 6ox
at j. .T.KLLysoS,s,11i2 T. Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

w. W. TRIBnETT is With G. ZIMMER, 1886 Main
street, and will be glad TO see hisfrends, GiycEfm
a oal taf