davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22
itlnsItll snsiynm.n.s.


A CHICI>rRINi; piano. utrc u.cl ANA new
n hrs' 0lI-- tIsoctANc -4llrc and upu1hi pianos;
also aana plsao.' Tor 'ae aud TO et at greatly
rtduccd prices.
l. LrpRE. 90 East ita It,. near rowery.
LADY, VIII .o.l cafye' ro .rWaoI pltno forte. stli
~ stool private Residence, el4 La.t Dj.st, ncal %
avenue.
ElAlfGiIN- -sN.ocftsf-, 500. $50. 7.ocf4yc. tlll
- fNen Ell. ti' ease, t 90 '-, sl-l t'T1cfiNc,,
nearly new. $50; ur.an. si', -fnps -N1.
Go'uoN SOY rs ta't IAN 81.
DAR,;AIN- on account Of rrmoval-U m KIT and
square pianos Tor cash. iuetAl or rent very
low. BAlIas Wafcroom4. 7ss broadway cor. lo'h 81.
DEAITIFt l. rosewood pianofortc only tlDl IL.
ID stailments 81 month g..
j. BlDDLE Is Naycrey pl ce, near BroadWay.
lNIICkERIN(:, SteinWay Weber. ami other nrst.
class new and secondhand UlaLOs for sale rent
aud rent applied 90 puri base.
PONDS Music store, "a Broadway.
NlAGNIFlCENT 7.ociayc rosewood pianoforte
4Nf S51i lendii tone; fully WARRANTED seen at COR
puN's, lj7 Nleccker 81.
DIANO- ORGANS Occupying dive Stories
rrVht Ir 20 tac t1nri the largest ortnci tn nae
word Oianns with chilT'. Of bells, thc he-t-iuade
pianos, grand, square, anl opp gui, new hul cuni-
hands uf-icA-. max ',incluiin@ -f'inwuy fMN.v''
and ttlchcrlug, Prre. o. "a, tlc tlut,. fll 90 ln
soNs 80 Last litn sio ol poie iiuc ms monument.
UrPRIi.lIr ullua. for SAL. ur r.ni 80 Ot NllDE&
/ rON-.' manufacturers 20 West l-.i SO, bci 'tta
s.''na itA SO.
a. y. PiANO ~ cool orlcr 81 monthly IN.
- ~ -'tllW 'ni-i ulr 'lf ami iNWf fltnO- 20
rouD . To - 4 month. KNAHhttia ''3 nowcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22

OFFICES 70 TER an -ecpii- ,rv sun pDllilry
\ frNhtall ltr,Nr,I light taIt s..4l It.trt VI
rNnt>t1 Hltnn - DO" ..ti an' fru .t'ri 90,
tfut FpRt. lii >t.,l -.. nll hu pug tllt,.
.ut .u 4I' NIu ..Uf. Il, l.f4.., ur -rl fN DIN.
no., % atl nt.i. A'p5 a. tn- alA 4dJhttti)l
Of't'. D. Nt--IIs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22

yoy sac mo to act

GE SBA -iiOr-E and ful iot Wc,' iln q y,
f1Os eJNftF. ultHrfl t-l nu4 STA avs riu.t ur tI
john DAVIS. "a .'ArN place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22

r'oi QUEENSTOWN Asp LlyrerooL, cARnYlNG
STEAMBOATS, anO saiIrolo,.


A -PEnPLt'S LINE steamboat. FOR Ablay
Ccpfcdi az o T. ", Pier n. y H., Got OF cana. IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22
Alnnsfnttn's,
A -OLNMpIC NoNEIrN rnrArRE.

$4,000 80 =, $4,000 -,-----~--~--
A. "h' "r'O NJ, h,.'i THEA 1 " 1'
900 NGVIt5LTG1i i TIKI niIiIoN1 I6gHFA
SO, ga. - ,..,.r ,.,.,.u
nv MM a TTmII y ny nEfh ttHH
MMMM "a NY
MMMM kAk r i \ \ \ TEE IEE
NAM \ = Il \ IN
................. rifrr 900 ...............
JAps. ! 9 9 PERI, rm,pz :
JAps. + o O : c,n,ris. :
."......~.~. 8ppP < " y ...~~.~.~~.
d u AAi w :
''''-. Aon LICK 4 1, q, .p$ b, cent.
-, ,,y ,i,:e,,arn of,nc Peoples fayct.$, n,rsnv
Tue Gsr@eS tamlqac. fR%D wHaiEN.
g%ySSSiit|6Sss Rh0'YYAi JGH,ii.s!'.'. -
MALE .'. OASihFs iiG4NNbn eloyANNlEs' ~ piLMNi'
,,ss,,,S cHQoiCliAFr ANb CO.'S. -
Or lA3sHI.J} 4 20 FIJI HITS Asr
3"SHIiEir L md d HaSTs
LAST n sIEThGS @gd s' WEEf 9g o,, 2ne n q
-. : ,RbNNAPALU,
"hhN sry' eos'unie'' rcSAlA' Weapons Dihners'
&c. qu,, o,,,r.,s, ,>,c,t-n,>n
i"E v%is"N ~, MN N' ~ DlNU
mr. hNnSts RnnIn ""'
THE SEW GRAND BAILrT
introducing the renowned BARIOLkITI.
- premiere dnnseusc assulutl. Of he Grant
ONE. IOprra,fari-, ami La scala. Milan ~ y >.
.I AoNO. lin"ip i ticg r ~ H. = ala. MI an.
MATINEE EVERY - ATFfpAN AT 1881
Dec. I. appearance of LAWRENCE BAERLrT AZ
q" King Lear Mr. T.. l. DAVENPORT TO appear as
kc-ar
NvA,sN .,,.,,,,, MN ,,,,,.,
.,,,,,r, ,,o,,,
Proprietor. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. A. NJ PALMER
49,. ... Every night except saturday, and
,,,.,,,,,. d., ,.r,,,,,,,, ,o,,r-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22
dJ,antto---}Na,ts.

1,rNT. ,,rtc,t, INA an, cy,r, ,,,, o,,,, ..,r,,,
n ilfno' Ifi', sflfc. ait tra,t a. iii fiud'. Erw
IA. End CONNIE Id Of Sd IN. '',up6-iar i,iers
agents circo,er.i 4 q Srqldr, ~o
r,,>.,,. ..,, ,. ,...,..-. ,,,,.., ..,.-
N efi and pocket iclcgraph. Address ~ oali At
MtSsMAAN'S 2u5 Centre ST., \. !.
Agents wanted everywhere m Tea. Coffee. and
American Hepubhc Iea Co. 81 BARCLAY ST., y. Y.
,,,.
4 Npl NJ, eherTotlc man wanted. one Who hos
liTl Nv
s.I,N-r- r.,,t.t ,.., ,ilg 40 .i,,,, .,,,-
n cIIn,oym6nt, bi- NV HN t.t'Go ~ n ;r,s ~
A''.''N'"' az "'- F'' ~ 10 ~ ~" % '''''" ~.
: 49,, ll",,t", ~ 'lD'' e. s't i,t 20
10 " '''' ~ ''' 80
" : with small 81 cAl hear ~ excellent
- ace App.t 4t 19J lirO4. iNiN. room 3D.
= INA ~, - T., e ''Vgt" hi1rl,S N. III y "'
'' '-'' "''
tll4s appf u' NI'H NnHlA
'
4 NlOItH r1H.l. Java t'f'., -''. na hr- teas,
90 sn .rAut,cl. III Sample IcA TO-. . Icarl ST.,
, ',,' .',>". ~ ,.,,.-..
nl or,o, 81 'h.t5, iloui ''''' o."
<.,.,,
& i,ifcIt a',o por,.r 10 'naAc af,s Appy n.iAe.
o'atfN .ual N.stIIhst
MAN hocanmlA. plain dle, Appis i1i thetry
IVA l.. . n9Or, too A NJ. ]. DOILAiD
dune TEAS! gent. wanted. Beet torn. 10
i agents srllus 10 families ADD large consumers.
stoftscepcr, VIII md large STOCK 10 -, fr.u at
betNref Church nud G re'i,wici Sew YorE 49," we
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-22

= TO GLASGOW, BELFASr anl LONDONDERRY
From Per A. fuDf OF anal IT,. y. r.
STATE or VIRGINIA. Thursday. nov so.
STATE OF NEVADA. Iuurs lay. Dec :.
Saloon aud clOln passage, 80 lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN co Accents, ~ BroadWsv
stecraga ticket, at g. BrOauway anu at COupany'i
a. ID upl II. n IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30
sH0W.CARDs.,
esy.cR oHsuPEaIazExnEaT ytI55 !

- orrlcRoSsuPEaIarEsnEuTYrEG YrEGIsEA, 1s
sPKNITENTIARYa DecemteS 20, lS3 3bs "
tGEALED PROP OS LIS WILL BE RE.
EhgEIVEB xI this once mill ERInA sthe 2esh
Instant at 12g,eloek: VIE.
fSiNIKPENITENT1ARY WITH TEE xoLLGW.
ING GpROYIE1eN6f for tie saaDaths or fsyGRuaxg and
Eebrusry, 1877. free OF charge fof. package and
.hs pesiasefaeIt Tay q@sgsr; @ ;,sl5;s Gss1
gqAO0 spguncs Rfs0AFN 8UG SIC iFs
IA0g pounds RIO ZEE ssaJ,g q !.
xis,ta or western tbraAal s. Sc 81
81 5s,Sl gaIIons NfOL ASSE4 fsaInpfey, sss
sscks EAIzT brand, 3. =.
Sd barrels NORTH CA INA CLip,ttEA
s., ss s;s|,s|: G'sS asasF5s sa1s ,.sspls
III. 900 souIsds FREafl REEf lac ample
Should the scnyicta ~ Os psossasn "
Eess 81 escA Eaay es atsssss y
pSf.ss ssfs ef rfcrossFS csn be e epsra
kerrss mice, I Ia2 Carr sessst nI;oss
Tltn Bcafl cf DiYHctSgs fesefFe the sEaaqs
aay o 90 propos.sa j ISL
h de 43s&t .a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

DR.. TAYLoR's PICTURE -sHoR.--Dr. Tay-
lor had bis lantern in good order last night,
and displayed a large number OF pictures
sthe delight Of q select audience az the
Virginia Opera-House. The explanations
were given in q ;racy style, and OF them
selves afforded very profitable evenings
entertainment. This method Of exhibiting
photographs Of famous statuary,. noted
scenery, and allegorical representations Is
highly instructive, and II well patronized
by the community would show Its fruits in
ahigher, er,appreciation Of art. The man who
truly loves the. beautiful can find as much
pleasure in such an exhibition as In visiting
q gallery where there are great numbers OF
pictures and pieces OF sculpture, and
in the same length OF time can set g
better idea OF the artists create Ions,
The fact that there were many, vacant
seats in the hall last night was rather cyl.
dence that the public did not know the
merits CT the exhibition than real want oi
Interest OF lack OF appreciation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

ARRESTS YESTERDAY AND LAST MIGHT
SERIOUS CUrr1NG AFFAIR Sergeant Thomas
and Policeman Koch yesterday arrested
Ella Gatewood, cnaxged with breaking ,and
entering the house Of Bette Jones and
stealing q lot Of wearing-apparel OF the
value Of $1s. The property Waa, recovered.
Both, Of the parties nre colored. sirl.yfti
Josiah Fields and Thomas Smith-the
former boy Of eleven, years, and the latter
nearly grown-(both; colored), got into a
difficulty in Locust alley yesterday, and
Fields, stabbed Smith in the, side; with Q
sharp pocketrknie. The wound Is repre-
sented. as quite o severe one, as the blade
was sharp and entered the flesh nearly:two
inches. Fields was. arrested by Sergeant
Cousins aud Policeman Orange. ).
Sergeant Hall last night arrested Alfred
.Unkle,. aged twenty-five, on "a warrant
charging him with obtaining $500 from I.
4. Pace on false pretences, The matter is
represented in, one light by Mr. Unklefand
in another by Mr.. Pace, and grew out OF Q
business transaction between theni.t Ac-
cused very readily gave bail in the sum oof
SlOO, with his father as surety. ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

DECLINED, 70 .MovE.-AtI "a meeting Of
Dove Lodge, no. 81; A. f.; A. NJ, held last
nieht. it was decided not to move the lodge
room mn St. AIban's Hall. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

THE CHRISTMAS Nos. OF the London illas.
trated .Neps and London Graphic, pro-
fuselY Illustrated, and containing choice
Christmas stories, received from j. I. Ell
tyson, l112 Main street, ! !. i ,l ,.ts,i, rtt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30
jMANtcl,lREsTER NEWS

THE traveller over Mayo's; bridge on yes
terday afternoon and during last, ,Ieyening
encountered a blast such as would search
hisEery marroY-hones. " Ehe:iriyer. oD the
,so,1thside Of Mayo's island was well "caked
with. ice, and iseemedyin a fair way to 6e
well, frozen oyer sere this morning. This
uncomfortable state ofsaffairs, however, did
not seem sufficient itof detena lot of Gale.
domains. from crossing the bridge! to attend
the ball OF the Caledonia Club These
Caledonianss ares o determined lot, and
,neither;wind nor weather will deter! them
from whatever pursuit they aretbent npon'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30
70 THE puDLIc-JusrIcE u, TO THE POLICE FORCE.

TO THE EPUBLIC-JUsTIcE TO THE POLICE FORCE.
~ ,.se.1, 2 MAYORS OFFICE, !
'.' RICHMOND, December 30, 1865
As soon as I heard OF the allusions
to the inefficiency Of the police force
by his Honor Judge a. B.. Guigon, as
referred to in his letter above, / deter
mined to have the matter investigated
by the Board Of Police Commissioners. My
attention was also called to it very promptly
by Major John Poe, Jr., Chief OF Police,
who demanded thorough investigation in
behalf of himself and his command. s.
To that end I called ON Judge Guigon,
who kindly and without hesitation agreed
upon my written request to furnish the
facts given in evidence on which he based
his structures, as also the remarks ne made
on the occasion. The day. after receiving
Judge Guigon's letter I left the cisy,: land
returned only few days since hence no
earlier action in the premises 81; 81 u
On Yesterday evening i summoned the
Board Of Police Commissioners and such
witnesses as were deemed necessary to give
the full facts of the lease and do justice to
all concerned. Judge Guigon was also in
yited toLbe present, and came, but finding
the facts he stated as proven in his court
would not he coptroVerted. he retired be-
fore the investigation. 4 4 ss,-,t'' = !. = n
IA Our Board accepted, without controvert-
ing, the facts stated to- have been proven
before Judge Guigon, and proceeded to in
quire why the riotous proceeding referred
to was not sooner checked, and whether
cepsure properly attached TO the force for
the continued existence ofsthe same ~
It appeared from the evidence that the
Chief 81 Police ont night referred to or
dered detail Of eight men from, each OF the
three stations to report for duty to Captain
T.B. White, on Main street, at the Dispatch
office, as soon as possible after lighting
lamps, there being on duty that night at all
the stations combined only about thirty
men, or an average OF ten men to each sta
ton. This left at the First station only two
men for beat duty, who were an the lower
part Of the city, where no difficulty occur
red; at the Second station only one man,
who was used to carry Information 70 the
force T5,on Main street, or to attend to
any special duty near the station at
the Third station.house but two men, one
Of whom, when She crowd passed down,
beat on Oregon Hill, and the other diligently
performing his duty along and north of
Broad street, and arresting and taking TO
the station-house the only man who created
auy difficulty as the crowd passed down.
The force was concentrated :sen Main
street by the Chief. because large, excited
crowds Of the two parties had assembled, .or
would assemble, on that street one at the
Dispatch Office, the other. at jReppb bllcan
HEADQUARTERS, corner Tenth and Mains md
if any collision could be expected ~ would
most reasonably occur at or near those
Nyr,fc Sv1E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

THE CONSTITUTION AS 3AMENDED.-FiTt
thousand copies. OF the State Constitution;
as amended, have been printed for the, use
OF. the members OF the General Assembly
and their constituents. .gs.,y.. tn sal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30
nUsrNEss CHANCES.

T0R SALE. THE VARIETY IRON
tWoRKs-GOOD-wILL, STOCK, TOOL 8,
EcLon account Of the health OF the proprietor. IL
VIII be sold on reasonable terms sneceSsIu Dusi-
asa ~ fwenty.tx wears attests It's value For par
ttcnisrs spnJy 10 JAMES d. BROWNE,
de 3o-lts Virginia Opera-Housc. Ninth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30
THE PoLICE AND THE RIOT.
Letters from Judge Gnigon and fhs
.- ,=..f.@ e4-t.,s Il. Mayor. 3tszs d II 1gs ffs (

AsTATEMENT FROM JUDGE EGuIaeN1NAN.
swER ToAN INQUIRY FGoM THEM MAYOR
HOW THE POLICE ACTED ON THE oCoA.
SION OF TIE RECENT RToT-THE1R COST
AND EFFICfENCY-REsULT OF THE PIN:
vEsTIGATIoN OF THE BoAgD OF COM
M1ssIoSERs- MAJOR PoE Ard HIS OFF,
GERS. AND MEN DICATED- IA CARD TO
THE PUBLIC. ~ 80. 49,. j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice Jo-
seph,,J. White presiding. Clinton Fox, AL
fred Harris, and Green Robinson were
charged with assaulting John Harris: The
case was continued until to-day. .st,4 ~
Moses Monroe (coloredb charged with
having in. his possession one piece OF lunl-
Der, supposed to have been stolen, was COM
mitted for twenty y-four hours in default OF
surety for good behavior. ..f Z.
Joe Mallory, charged with being drunk
and creating disturbance In the bar-room
OF a. Miller, was ordered to leave the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30
Cautionary signals continue on the AT
lantic coast from Charleston to Eastport.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
disagreeable during the early part of the
day. About night it cleared off very cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 80 !;
A. NJ, 35; noon, 81; P. NJ, 81; 2.
NJ. 81: midnight, 27. i-r.. *
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

DISPATCH PRINTING! HoUsE.-In order TO nea
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade We
have added g weH-seiected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which,, together with our improved Ma
CHIyREY ana sKuLFUL AEcHANIcALaTALENI
warrant usiI guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLAss
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most @ e1pe
dItioIs manner. ~ t93 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30
N- PURE CODrLIVER OIL.
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe IT, and Of patients who have taken It, that II
Is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimiiated than any other oil.
We guarantee II to be entirely pure and fresh
free from rancidity, and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the, bes
cod-liYer oil. MEADL q oAhbn,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists
oc 3 S19 D1aih slSeet. loeh'ioA' -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

FIowERs FOR THE jCH-IsTMAs gAspf NEW.
YEARS HoLIpAYs.-Handsom bouquets and bas
kets ofchoice flowers can be had at ToLER q HOOP
ER's dower-gardens, adjoining Hollywood cemetery
Call and see u.s. or sasltf your orders early.frtt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

~ yuu WISH 10 ssUBsGRs ToANyA AAGAzIEE
OF Newspaper 40 to- g g newss dspDs,
szi1a MAin street, IS s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

NuGGETD, three years old, n. gss I'D . sire.
rsE premiums as yearfinG ad as as
the firaiuia State Fsir. Price, ID
BEPP0, two years old. IA. u. stfss inl-
ported soathampton al ~ dsnis Minerva ],
PRICE, 800, ,EE!s E.Elk ~ fsss u
HoPEDALE, tvonty non.hs old ars. saladtn
f447J; dam, M!nerya f zI1s Price, $40 ,,,ss -,
one year old; siIe, As,i'si 1881; dants Cars
y,Spaaa2ey ,pa2eyoan dasn en- ssa onts old; s,re ssdorook
1861; dam, hHneryal ID, Prces 375,.j t !.
IA Eood note of four E9onshss with mieTsM aqqed,
viii be accepfsd for apyof she aboYe st0cks1r asc
cent OF for cash. Such buis, bred frQEn
H fs stock on both sides, coafd not be purchased
North for less than freHa ~ 90 % $500 eseh and
Mi more than repay their nrst cost m Sh6 sntznEaa
value OF the arst fffos scf hefer calves
spsis Siso fSr sad. e.srWeiHERIns BOOK AynsnfRE
Bulls bred lrJIH prenl:nua - Sefse fEo ;$eate
oid, prize go, and One I've and hsif Year, old
rs,irse fCl II - ~ IA
piisn piiGPRoVED sHEEP. oh The Cotswo,d. Lsseesters
HERD.REGISTERRO RERKsHIRE fE INEs
also ESSEX: all bred direct from
F0WEsS OF Z yArtois ftn4s.-gfz.s
RrCaxe rarksys antuesc &s1eSet Pestin a4a Rn1tsH
DucSst Light Hfahpas, md ErpHn se8ts2ra
&c, &e. and EGGS d gysa g ..,,. IS
~ isssss AZ r. OF y. E n0WE.
Il 8Ha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

THE LARGEsg and best selection 'of clothing for
mems, yquths,, and cbildren's wear in Richmond
can be found at 49,; "A. SAKs& Co.'s,
~ 1913 Main street, opposite pOst-ofice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

:, SAVE MONEY by having yonr printing done at The
DISPATCH PRIaTING-HoUsE. Good work, 10y
rp,rfces, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

Grand .fsiry.- The following is the Hustr
inc Court grand jury fol, the next term: w.
j. Jones, II. Gottrell, "A. w. Broekweli,
d. X Weisiger, R, il. Cobbs, w !, l.. Farley,
6. Burnett, 81. a. sPeppie, Robert jBeaftle,
r. nj. Fendley, Edward Gallaher. z. II.
Ciary. G. W. Raugh, John Moxby, James
M. Moles, e. B. ,HoWle, w x H.,iW aiker, q.
H. Crooks, g. CO Cox, James ovens, "a As
McC Crone, b. P. Owens, Jesse Eice' donh
ID. Baird. ifs III ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

/! !rCiMELIAs, RosEBUDs, vIoLETs, urngArroSs,
and other choice flowers of, the season at ioLER C
HooPERs, near Hollywood cemetery. ,t..y II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

i have anaIyzed. the wHIsKEY known under the
brand of "B SELECT = controlled by messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR s. Co., Richmond, ga, and and 1t
FREE FROM FusIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
uoses.-J. b. McCAw, ii. D., late Professor
rho,n,strv Medical College OF Virginia, .sg-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

acur.FLoWEHs avery descnpuon,f ana for all
occasions, al ToLER 6 h.,pER,s. tsti,f .,,.S ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

4 CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMOND, YESTERDAY.
In the case Of Duncan and ! Calhoun, trus-
tees, against the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company, an order was entered upon
the petition sof Franklin Stearns allowing
him SIG, ,4S0 on account OF principal and in
terest due him for o lot OF land situated
below Rockets, sold to the said company.
An order was made allowing Andrew y.
Elicit $1,000 for damages caused by the
eaYing in Of the tunnel. ..t l...l..a lE...E 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

1--WE HAVE NO DECoYs.t .
Every article 10 marked in plain figures Ne bait to
attract the attention of passers-by. fSlsi ~
Honest, square dealing is our motto. .;45.Sfs $.
j. A. SAKs 6 CO., Clothiers,
1013 Main street. opposite post-ofice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

The best preparation for Coughs, Colds! and
Hoarseness Is the "CoAPoUED SYRUP OF .HoRE-
HofyYp.1 ask your druggist Tor a 25e bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

READ j. 2. EIEYsos,a adrertlseneEto OF magsr
dacs OF ncaspApars In another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

WEArHER-sIIPs FOE DOORS AND WINDOWS.
j. III. GRAFTON, Ninth street. z,l-f IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

ICnrrInaton. GabelIs recently tniured IN 8
missile from q prayei.sho6fer. viii; ioe9fane
II NOT bofhT,f- hiEevps.---. II 8;
Mrs. .gDndleya g Siissy sgssthe late Thor,,as
! ID. Dudley. and mother % lBishuutiSndlsy.
died Yesterday iaref scyenty-four. 81 90 - -
AZ portrait ofs Generan Jebs; ;ssuast4 by Mr.
Ferney. ayirginian., ,hss been prasssfed 3t0
The State 5bYt Sneaker Hangerson behals On
General 4Fifzhugh Lee and others +ofy the
cavalry OF the .srfago os NorShernsM Mirginia.
IF IG isIikely that a'pnrtrait of. the iatesJpfn
B. Baldwin will lies attributed to- the gai-
tleiy OF, ,idistjngnished sVirginiana fns the
}Capitol. j s.sl: ~
l. Many senators ,belieYe thai the POSITIONS
of fdoerkeeper and janifor of The Senate
chamber viii be eonsoIidated. n .3ssf,eTsa Is
Governor 4KenpeY,s who has returned te
the city. win. receive the rnemfsers OF the
IGenersl Assembly, Judges of the Supreme
Court, officers of the State government, and
Others, on the lstgf Januar r IKE i;
sltsis stated that MrsS Meade Kemper
e9Htemplnfes urnlpg E 10 RichMoHd to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

GREAT INDUCEMENTS THIS WEEK. Z
We have marked down many of, our choicest goods
'f9n ~ 2 = A.sAxs 4 cs, ciothisrs, issElit .
5ts<t -. = 81 1913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

TOMORROW BEING SuNDAY, you may want q
neckte, scarf sleevebuttons, collars socks gloves
some other useful article, such as you may snd az
E EB. sRESoE g. s6N,s, 1909 Main street. aFsI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30
7FORoUsPH4AsTERs.s ]
!. 4, 4. Ii i 1; JOCKS. K r PoRou us-PLAsTERs

,izs.11-1t II
ASK for ALLcolrck's, Lqlr and obtain them and 8 8
avoid miserable limitations. glaj 5sEas5 =
.49a q LIB. BRAEDRETH, President,
once, ,2s4 Canal street, New York.
NO s-dsmsweso0asssim' ~ s q
Esy ~ 4k,sSfJ5 5tgf9 ~ ~ et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

.zi ALI ORDERS through mail for flowers win be
promptly attended by ToLgR 8 HOOPER, corne,
Cherry and Albemarie streets, adjoining Hollywood
'rar1pfnry. 80 'sf4 tss Sts,1 ii. 81