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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18
11OO MAIN STREET, HOO.
CHRlsTNfas SMOKERS HEADQUARTERS.
GEORGE SCHENS

GEORGE SCHENS
can be fSund the finest line of articles for smokers
and cheuers. Fine CIGARS, TOBACCO, and CT
GaRETTES, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR and
CIGARETTE-CASEs, MATCH-SAFES, TOBAC-
CO-POUCHES, and smokers articles OF every de-
eor;n,ion de iS-1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

LOOK OFT!
PRICES WILL TEIB-
CLOTHING. eToTIuNGr CLOTHING:
sELLINGiogF AT A EsoFIT
CONI1NUH BUSINESS.
Intending, with the help Of ourDGtrons and the
public generally, 20 continue tho
CLOTHING BUSINESS
in all of Its branches, we offer from this date our
entire stock;or
CLOTHING, oVERGOATs,
FURNISHING GOODS
UNUSUALLY LOW PRIZES FOR CASH..
OUR sToGSIs
NE:T, FULL, AND COMPLETE,
and wi!pbe added to daily for time to consa.
All In. want of
CLOTHING AT BOTTOM PRICES
ARE INVITED 70 CALL AT THE.
OaD CORNER CLOTHING-HoEsE.
Call earsy aud often.
EB. SPENCE. son,
de.R3 Merchant Taiors AMI Clothiers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

I NJ COHEN BBOTHERs,
avihs to 'bsir 'reasntlon' ssoe yet on hand have
divided ii, and removed j great part to their
= EEW AND EbEGAET-sToR
corner Fourth and Broad streets (Breeden Eo1''
old standI where they win offer during the comiEl
week. ut private SALE goods at such prices as wlin
sure success in disposing Of them. In connection
with above:sale they will begin
TUESDAY
the 9th Instant and sell daily until their stock
disposed Of as their old stand,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
(E. B. COOK, Auctioneer). Their stock comprises
every variety Of ,-.r.
DRESS GOODS,
l .i BLANKETS?
CAssIMEREs, p-''"" ~ i.
NOTIONS,
HOSIERY,
FANCY GOODS, .u
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
and everything pertaining to frst-class dry goods
trade. .. .. .s. '
COHEN BROTHERS take this opportunity Of
stating to their friends and the public in general that
80 bus 81
sary to remove 70 their present stand In which they
have spared neither expense nor labor to make 1t
this city.
They will offer on or about the 1st of January an
.4- ENTIRE NEW STOCK, - S..
of which they will give full notice hereafter.
de1s
me- GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT CORNER OF
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS,
o.. WILLIAM THALHIMER
IS SELLING THE CHEAPEST GOODS AND
PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND ..-
THE HOLIDAYS.
500 pieces DRESS GOODS of all kinds at cost
prices to close them out. ....
Great bargains in BLACK ALPACAS, CACHE
MIRES, MERINOs, TABLE-LINENs, NAP
KNs, TOWELS, oPERA-FLANNELs, &c.
NV ent,ro s,oct of sHAWI,s. SKIRTS. CLOAKs.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, and CASSLMERES,
At greatly reduced prices to close out stock for
the season.
.. BARGAINS IN CHRISTMAS GOODS.
100 dozen INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs at 25c.
worth 40c.; g..
SO dozen INITIAL HANDKEECHtEFs tall
linen) at soc. worth 75c.; .s.
200 dozen HIANDKERCHEEFs from loc. to 81
apiece; ..1-.... ,.,
100 dozen LADIES', MISSES. CHILDRENs, and
MEMS HOSE at ali prices;
rs dozen LADIES and GENTLENEN's KID
GLOVES; -.. s... ......a 81.
100 dozen LADIES, MISSES and MEMS
GLOVES from 25c. 10 81 pair
4 large variety of LACE and sILk sCARFS,
sAsH-RIBBoNs,C oRsETS, POCKET BOOKS,
COMBS, and hundreds OF other articles at very
low prices;
1 full line Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS, such as WHITE SHIRTS, aERINO
SHIRTS, SUBSCRIBERS, TIES, BOWS
GLOVES, HOSE, &c.
esivc call for cheap goods at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
de1S COL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18
TOTJDAY GOODS.-V a SES, :,

HOLIUAI NUO, ,,nI 0l;NE SbIiH,
III styks--esmeoce cerations,, 6ssixus, CHIN
2, M s and TEA-sETs French anu srsas
aireos i@Iasts,toa; AIhsski ss
rely ali new patterns PARioh s,raeh
vnsEs handsomely decorated; RRe M and prle'
and japanese finish cah and gee s sss goods.
eeiere pssehasaae' G EoRGE GIBSON, Js:t
.,.,s 'ss'se sa = iao7 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18
HOLIDAY GOODS.

WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SIGNERWARE, BRInAL-GlFTs,
SPECTaCLES, EYEGLASSES
SILSEg-PLATED WARE.
HAIR-W0RK OF every description made 10 or
dcr-s;oh us Chains. Necklaces, Pins, t4r-Hins'.
4 great variary Of CHARMS, &c.
Especial attention given to the REFAlH OF hne
WATCHES an&sEWELRY.
CGENNET. OF M.iH street,
del4-st between Ninth and Tenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

NIT CUSTOM WORK.-BOOTS A ND
SHOES made to order, guaranteed to filthy
~ ...... .-.... r-U.s. BOSCHEN,
dele 500 and IL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18
6E13-2v
GOODS.
RAsINs, CURRANTS,
CITRON, SHELLED ALMONDS
GELAT1NE, NUHS FIGS, at
PIZZINrs, S07 Br7sd 'u's
Nice assorted FRENCH CaSbA w. dc
NHRISTMAS GOODS.

4 HKISTMEAo ESVOC~'
tAGH6R aa and ESGLisi ClrKo GNEEGAE1L.
CHM.MER'S, COX'S, and NtlS''
r., ITIGoE GINGER tdrIed and In sstnp''
SaT,l 1ao,S cross of every desert snon
MuSiROOMS> WRENCH PEAS
PATI DE Fol GRAS,y 4, ~ E@'.
ANCHovIES in oil ana III AesSH
I THSSE s and r!cKLED EEL and sAlAo~
JELLlES of all kir DIS.
CHEDDERs STtLLoS, lsSf St III
oi't po IsSs EDAM, NEuECl9aTEl., ana e's'''
SAPSA6o CuEESES: ~
ALkETEREPTA.
Al "e'p' CHRISTIAN wai
uo,fp,M ABE PRESERVES Snd d pisS'f'
. 1Si4sEGRNIA PEARS.snd APkie4sS>
C3,fsS and ';roIAToEs,. cannes fess:sl,bs5
4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

c7MITH,s CHlLUREN's c / 4 M raEAi
y AND ToY:sToRg Is the psss :. e . yaf de,sdE
CHRISTMAS pREsGHHdIisIIaa1i IN the ely. VIZ
DOLLS. FRENtaNpoLl.S, ChlSa nb0i.L JEW
nESTRu CTIBI = Dol LSa@ stsss ..,e Ava Tarl.t,s
ELRY, DOLL MiRNsrUkE. W s'RSoY'S VAC
66Ss. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VEL oCl lb,sp w,,il )
BY.HORSES, SLEIGHS, &cs all ~ "a. 72s, ns
nj tins lowest prices CIV mo eau. s,reeis, cppee
10 the corner f Eighth ana MAIN dc ii -tiess,
my old stand. ----------------, IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

M A LARGE STOCK OF LADIES',
MISSES, CHILDREN'S, and INFANTS SHOES
cheap at s.4'. .s..ss BOSC1EN'S,
de 16 SOC and 511 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18
HOLIDAY GOODS.

VvHE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-03-22
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.

Ilonor--Scarce old stock exhausted aud
the nsw will be failnts.
yaiue-tild growth nearly consumed |
young growth prospect very unprOmising.
Honesty IN market.
pairioiism--Iiir-t quality scarce aud
none "a be disposed of, Second quality
easily bought OF speculation at one hundred
par cent. discount. aus te&
pradence--All IN The bands u Old stock.
Lolders. and held close.
Mqdes,y--S,ock badly managed none
for snlo 10 street spectators.
Vice Market osers,ocked.
pride-- Market glu,ied.
politenes Cheap: holders unable "a
dispose Of ans at present rates.
Scandal-None at sllclssals, deal, u
chiefly by peddlsrs % retail.
Religion--yery little Of The genuine arti.
Gle on hand -~ssoek generally sdnltsfated.
Tave-NSne offered. except for green
baeks
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-03-22
J For the Recorder.
] BOSTON

Yesterday man WAS wandering about
the streets with small cur dog attached
70 him i,y cotton string He WAS = sad
locking man. Ho had u meek coun-
tenance and looked like he had a kind
heart, hut he mad a demons eye and looked
like he'd lie. His shoulders were elevated
even With his ears and his mouth had q
saJtwitell about il. a bc.t-black came
up To him and ,aid, "what you goin' ~ dQ
with him?n 4 ain't goin' ~ do anything
with him, said the man. 'except keep
him, and I'm goip' to do that alltaa y life.'
What's be good for?'
What's he good for? Why don't you
ask what he ain't good for 2 He's good
for anything He en- bs as polite iostfan-
gers a. we'll bred gentleman, and he c'n
shun bad company like oats
Gould that dog rescuea fellow from the
briny waters ofitlie Atlantic?' p
Yes he could, and he's done it. He res.
cued rich man from the Atlantic who
fell over board the Sea Gull, and l made
ten thousand dollars by it,
Can that dog think?'
.He sometimes thinks I'LL ] have 10
touch him and cheer him up.-Thinking
Of all his lost relations
What's his hame?
That dog? His names Boston, and
better dog never saw lhe nioon.'
How much would you take for him.
stranger%
ia take all the mt ney Boss Tweed and
Belknap ever stole, and all the gold in
California, aud I wouLdn't take accent
less
II couldn't buy him then,
Nell, / don't know. What would you
be willin'to give?'
We'll the fact is. aln't got no change
tD-dsy.'
We'll sou cant have this dog
stranger can that dog draw cart load
Of women?'
sYes; lie c'nimw cart load ofwomeu
quicker'u fash
htH u lihc hlbuAa Wit - ha'S hi"'
for llave TO yull Tie old woman andal
The neighLors' girls to church in cart !
That's what he was ioin' when ! bought
him, and The people he was pnllin' hated
to part with him, built bein' that th'
Panic was on Us then, had the good iucl
10 get him.
The boy rubbed lie dogs back andsaid
Poor Boston, good dog
The man wrapped the string around hi
hand and walked of, and when out of thu
dogs sight aud when the dog fel. intoon'
oChis thinking moois, he turned th'
stsipg nloose and slid away from him, ant
left him To wander through life alone
KARI. kURL.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-03-22
y A: GREAT rATlOSAL WORK.
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-03-22
ALEAP YEAR sPORY.
A Breach Of Promise Suit that may b. III.
stituted in Nevada.

From the Austin New Reveilie.l
There Is . young gentleman III this town
who Is looked upon as sort Of womaii-
hater. and who, IL was believed until
receatly. would notmary the handsoniest
and best woman on earth II every hair on
her head was Koh-i-noon diamond. On
accout Of leap year some young ladies con-
cluded to put Up 8 job on this young man
aud arrange II for one OF their number to
propose marriage to iiim, willis the others
watched the fan through the holes bored
Ina partition. sa
The gentleman was invited to call at
the house OF tile young lady who was to
do the proposing, and on the designated
evening he was there, seated In the parlor,
while the accessories to the plot were
stationed at their eye holes. After some
desultory conversation about the weather
aud the club party the young lady sud-
denly dropped ON her knees before the
gentleman and In endearing terms de-
clared her passion:
Darling she said, 4 long have loved
thee, but the cruel convention ali:ies OF
society have forced me to conceal my
passion. Leap year. which gives 10 ops
pressed woman one blessed privilege, Il
now here. and / take advantage oft ia
tell thee adore thee Look not thus
coIdly on me. dearest; spurn me not from
your presence. See me oil my bended
knees imploring that you will not say me
may. Grant ME but Que kiss from those
ruby lips; fold me % thine arms and say
that thou wilt be mine; mine, only mine,
forever and for aye.
Contrary TO expection, the gentleman
displayed not the least astonishment dur
ing the foregoing recital, ard when it was
concluded he went over to the stove. and
folding his hands under his coat tail thui
replied:
I'm tnld youi dad owns hundred
shares Of North Carson. and that you've
got two brindle bulldogs In your own
right aud without encumbrance: likewise
I am Informed that you area good hand
making slanjacks aud biscuit; that you
don't chaw gum. which 10y the way, i
l'werfulexpensiye these hard time. II
view % these facts consent, AID leay,
| il to you 10 name the day
Horriffed the ladytried 10 explain thai
il WAS all joke, but The gentleman woul,
not accept any sucll explanation, and
threatens breach Of promise suit unless
she fuIfils her promise, Ia wnich event III
will summon The peppers a. witnesses.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-03-22
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-03-22
A .eHosr. INA CHURCH YARD.

The Observer says: A few nights ago.
persons passing the First Presbyterian
Church, sawa white figure walking 10
and fro between the door aud the lamp
pos:s in front Of the church. II paced
this short distance, back and forth. lime
and again, till those who first saw IL, cal
ling the attention of others 10 IL, caused u
large crowd TO assemble In q short time
around tile palings enclosed the yard. The
figure excited great interests aud soneex-
citenent, and speculation was rife as 70
what IL WAS Presently two OF the crowd
who had been watching, started around
the yard for the purpose of closing In upon
IL, when the ghost lowered sail, Jumped
the fence aud lid In tile old cemetery, IN
rear OF the Li,ar.h. IL was, OF course, n
man enveioped In sheet, under which
lie had pole BY which be could raise The
sheet 10 any height desired.
II was elegant fun, and we've no doubt
the sportive genius, after getting into the
cemetery, laid down and rolled all over
The graves. and nearly died IN paroxysm
Of laughter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-03-22
CLASSIFIED CRUMBS.
rISblNas

T6aa -. :. cal,on xnt.., k.au.;c,i IL
,hsor. anJ ass;rah,a N nr.a.;ss, m, ~
eas,ly Il nj, most msn's .a,i,as asoas
oaary A. ..;.,as.
I s,a sona ,nhl;e sns.L... Ana .ass,,,.
,,.rch ,;n,a I. ,all;ng wh., ,hav sSns, ~,
wont,t soasnma,,.eS nm. IN 49,. ~.
.l,a i ,allwh., ,hav Az IL, rao,.
I 6ad manv man Via wan, nsrt 10 Il.
honor Of killing the bear. but remain pel.
chel up on the rst.ers until the tight over.
Hind idleness mag give rest to the weary
ibdthot food to the hungry.
wAYsrpE wARsISGs.
Don.t il. the tyeasnre. If this wotld
h.,,rd ,o.r ,.rosnsc,. 81, ,ho navt
Dar.s a;.rscara ~ r;gbt others Il ,rs,n,
70 exsrcise what see,n,.s Il he your own
DON'T o., more nrou,;ss, % ,Ls a,aikss
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-03-22

Look Our YouSG MES. When It Is
said of him, He drinks, ano II can be
proven, what store wants him for clerk!
What church wants him for a member
Who viii trusthim? What dying man
will appohrt him bis executor? He may
have been forty years IN building his re-
putation--it goes down. Letters OF re-.
commendation, the backing Of business
firms, n brilliant ancestry cannot save
him. The world shies of. Why? Il
whispered all through The community,
He drinks! He ,lriuksy whea young
man loses his reputation for . briefly. be
might as well be at the bottom Of the sea
There are men here who have their good
names a. their oiily capital. Your father
has started you out IN the city life. He
could only give you your education. He
started you however under Christian In.
fluences. You have come TO the city. fosi
are now achieving your own future under
God by yourow right arm. Now look
DOT yrung man, that there Il no doubt oi
your sobrir,y. Do MOI create suspicion By
goingin aud out ofI'inor establishments.
90 BY any unnatun. flush Of your cheek
You cannot afford Il. for your good name
H. your only capital. md when that i
blasted with ths reputation Of taking
strung drink, all Is gone.-P Pomeroy's
Democrat.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-03-22


Washington. March 9.-The National
Democratic resident Committee have com.
pleted their organization and established
their headquarters at 1924 Fstreet. near
the Ebtiit House. The committee is CON-
posed as follows:
Senate Messrs. j. W. Sieyensor. Ken
tucky; W. w. Eaton. Connecticut; III.
q. Davis. West Virginia; w. Z. Whyte.
Maryland; j. B. Gordon. Georgia.
House: Messrs. IL. Clymer. Pennsy.
vania; q. ". Chaplin. Massachusetts; j
". Throckmorton. Texas. g. L. Hooker.
Mississippi: A. s. Jewett. New York w
NJ. Robbins. North Carolina; NJ. Saylor.
Ohio.
District cf Colombia Messrs. w. w.
Corcorsn. ). K. Harvey. aud Charles Ma.
son.
The Democratic organisations ii all the
States and Territories are requested 70 re-
port their committees Immediately to the
national resident committee. The officer.
are Ileister clymer. chairman; w II.
Barum. treasurer; james Ilarey, score
tary.
Washington. March 9.-Wolf. and not
Jacobs, was The witness who testified be.
fore the Naval Committee that ). p. Brown
paid two Navy Department clerks s., 0UO
Tor altering 6gurss.
The banks are boarding fractional cur.
rency IN anticipation Of famine In change.
The Naval Committee have sent FOR ex.
Senator Catisll in regard TO the connrctior
between Congressman Hays. Of Alabama,
check for $1,000. and eadotsIip.
Tho Evidence Of Wolf docs not iln2licatt
Secretary Robeson Or any member Of BIZ
family.
The Star says that many constitutions
lawyers say Kellogg has no legal right &
appoint senator.
Prof Slllimau gave evidence TO-DAY
that be had examiped the Emma mine ap'
bad given ,he ceriiecsts. bat the qaalit,
II silver ore bad fallen Of and the yield de
creased Tie depreciation Gas bcyon,
auiisipation. aud no una could foEstsll il
| M ~f-s--.-s>.e.-A@@s ts8s
Marriage said nm unfortunate hns
band. 'is the cl,nrclyald Of love- An,
soa men, replied his wife. are tbs grav
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-03-22
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Circulars sIth MISREPRESENTATION mas be had
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-03-22
THE ALPHABET.
From the baltimore Gazette. |

~
Written for the instruction Of Judge
Taft, the latest arrival, who's education is
about to commence:
A is for Avery. safe in his prison.
b is for Babcock. who should be in his'n.
g is for Colfsx. Mobilier's head man.
ID is far Delano. who swindled the red man.
Il is for Emma. on England unloaded.
+ is Fort Sill. that poor Belknap exploded.
g is for Grant. who is partial TO knayes.
II is for Harrington. expert in safes.
| is for Ingalls, and Mrs. G.'s watch.
j is for Joyce. who a nice thing did botch.-
K is for Ku-klux and bloody-sbirt Morton.
]. is for l.andaulet for Williams to sport on.
NJ is for Marsh. who 10 process is nonest.
N is for No one but Bristow that's honest.
q is for 0rville. the go-between brother;
p is for Pierrepont. convictions to smother.
@ is the Question that no one must OK.
r il the Responses that keep out The fax.
5 is for Shepherd. Bis ringits aud panders.
7 arc the tax payers. whose money he sqOan /.
ders.
U is for Ulysses that stands by these friends.
v is the Villaninics that be defends,
w are the Witnesses hunted with whence.
y the Illumination which he must silence.
Y is the Yell from nation that rings.
q is the Zeal for new state Of things.