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pure crystal base rhc-e are Partisan Diamond, For ale
only at llmphrcy. icweicr 40 BrondwaN. corner of
Gems. Aailed iT.e.-AIg.
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a nrieA,aysr. M,.,er,ou. Death. =

o. Wesley Abbott, a nrickl.Yer IA Lnmbcr,ville.
'' 'H' Do lN.sday Afternoon aud collected t3osi
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w 'A-"' - "- "". A0nle aAG was drowned.
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a Ferry Pilots Dcath.

Peter Lamb. aged 80, well-known Union
ftrN pnNt tlci suitru. ~ h, residence. lJt Hli..
street Mootpn, Yesterday, of pneumonia. lie TO be
buried ~ day.
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Tho wonderful rouanoe Of the great Irish
PATRIOTS love iic, and ~ aih commence ~ the fNHpy
~ IuYsi out tunaliuM .-iN,
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ST, JoHN. n. b. March SO.-'lhe scvrrcst
the season commenced last Nlu-, and
cununuu,t today over loot Of snow has iai'rn
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American soft Capsules. Tin boxes. Best and
rrut,t Al Ud.us.iss titt ulis IRON Nur-"r A ftr".
40 Neade a., ny AVOID auey names and prees -iis
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, IL NJ. In front OF tho
United States CUSTOM house n this city. By auc-
lion, the lease Of tie Hot Springs property, In
Bath county
POINDENTER & TUPPER, IL NJ. mill on tho
New Market road four miles b"lGw Richmond,
kuoYu rs '.Drinktr'S." with twenty acres OK
land attached also, farm adjoining. with I'M
provcmentS.
ROBERT b. LYME 8 r. NJ. dwelling corner oil
Leigt and judah streets, and Two lnt< tNos. -
and III on -. Paul street between Federal ana
touit., and all tho Interest of Joseph Adams In
the estate of his father, John Adams. deceased,
In five houses and lots on Third street between
Jackson and Duyal: also. 4 Trained dwelling;
also, brick store ard dwelling on Second street,
and n framed dwelling adtdining: detached
dwelling and lot on east Marshall street: also,
framed house and lot on iDlv;t'i street hc wern
Judah street and Brook avenue; also, u lot on
Baker street.
A. HARRIS. pawnbrokcr, 10 A. NJ, diamonds,
watches. j:Wc,ry, &c.
r. :. ANDERSON 4 son. 10 \. NJ, groceries.
L. Il. COOK. at his warcrcoms, at 1oii o'clock,
clothing, &c.
E. B. COOK. al 10 o'clock III his warcroons, crock
cry. glassware. &c.
J. r. HOCKADAY will sell the best fruit and vcSc-
labe-siand In the FIRST market.
j. X. HOCkADAY. 10 A. NJ. groceries. &c.
r. [. WHITING. High ConsinbIe IL VI. at No.
1903 east Broad street. one framed house
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pride the progress OF the military branch OF
our organization. We nre indeed re1olced
to know that, at an expense OF over S2,O00.
the company has been fully uniformed and
equipped within the past eighteen months,
and is now almost entirely out OF debt.
1t gives lis: pleasure to testify to the splen--
did material composing your company, and
we have not failed TO observe the iudicIous
discrimination displayed IN electing new
members. We can truly say, without van
itv, that on the roll OF the Blues from their
foundation to the present day may be found
as thorough gentlemen as ever trod the
earth. and we thank you and your COM
mand for preserving their record. The
numbers in your company are not, how
ever, satisfactory TO US. In the olden time
the Richmond Blues paraded as high us
one hundred and ten musketS. We want to
see that day again. We are aware OF the
causes which contribute to prevent that
cpnsummation, and are resolved, as far as
in us lie, to overcome the difficulty and Sc
cond your efforts. Those causes arc, among
others, as follows:
Ist. An aversion on the part OF employers
to allowing their young men to enlist.
With such we are prepared to iutercede
in every way in our power in behhf or an
organization now nearly century old, and
one OF the few remaining landmarks OF the
oIden time. To such as do not respond to
memories OF "auId lang syne" we appeal
on the score OF mere selfishness, and beg
them to consider the Importance to the good
order and protection OF the city OF we'll
organized and regulated auxiliaries to the
police force.
Cd. The expense OF tho ancient uniform
and inability of young men at small salaries
to buy it.
Recognizing your efforts to restore the
company, and uniting with you in the re-
solve that it shall be the equal OF any IN TINS
State OF elsewhere. we call upon you as It's
commander to invite gentlemen to join it.
We think you want at least twenty recruits
to make YOUR company what it should be.
We pledge you the sum OF 1870 to uniform
twenty recruits-frce OF cost to them. They
must be men worthy OF the Blues, ut least
live feet eight inches high, and when you
have secured them this shall be our New
Years present to the dear old command.
That you will be discreet in your selection
OF the men we do not doubr. and leave that
matter TO you. Respectfully,
ISAAC S. CARY,
GEORGE WYTHE MUNTORD,
THOMAS 3. BIGGER,
-'a. Z. J. LEVY,
WILLIAM w. CRUMP,
BENJAMIN F. LADD,
B. w. RICHARDSON,
.. GEORGE W. JARVIS,
ard others,
Members OF the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Association, OH behalf OF the Asso-
ciatlon.
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FOREIGN AND COAsTWlsE Coma 'ERCE.----
During the past week the clearancesy at the
custotn-bonse consisted Of crude peh 'oleunl
OF theYalue OF s14,3G0, to Dunkirk. FIR ance ;
camel coal OF the value OF $1,000, t. st.
Johns, n. 3. Total value Of exports, . l6,-
$50. No imports reported. One bark. Il en.
tered to load -four for Brazil, and one toii
for Europe. During the same period thin :
teen vessels arrived and thirteen cleared: ali !
for and from ports north of Hatteras. The,
incoming vessels brought cargoes. Of hay,
coal, salt. appies, guano, iron, wood. and
hoops. The return ireights consisted OF
eoai principally, with granite, lumber, ties,
slaves, and wood. Business IN both foreign
aha Domestic commerce is unusually dull,
ana has been for a month past.
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- The City Magistrates.-At the munich
pal election in May last only one Of our JUS
tices OF the peace was reelccted-Justice
James NJ. Perdue. OF the Second Ward.
One was candidate for mayor, and the
other two declined reelection. MessrS.
Reams. Nelson, and Meredith, the justices
elected in the First, Third, and Fourth
Wards, respectively, declined to qualify,
and Messrs. Gentry, Afnes. and ChaIkley
were. allowed by Judge tlopton TO hold
over. Since that time Mr.. AmeS has moved
to the Second Ward, leaving vacancy in
the Third Ward; and it is reported that
Mr.. Chalkley, in the Fourth Ward, still de-
clines to serve. At the January term Of the
Hastings Court Judge Clopton will proba-
bly, ill such vacancies as may be officially
reported TO him as existing.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.-At q
meeting OF Martha Washington Lodge, No.
II, knights and Ladies OF Honor, held at
Harmony Hall on Friday evening, the fol-
loving officers were elected for the ensuing
term: William Lovenstein. protector; Mrs.
John j. Wright, vice-protcctor; Mrs. l..
Lovenstein, treasurer; Moses S. Block, sec
retary; DR.. John NJ. Payne, chaplaiu; Ell
bridge Morris, guide; Mrs. FL. q. Miller,
guardian; j. W. Adkins, sentinel; John
W. Gilham, past protector; G. G. Walters,
John j. Wright, and Mrs. NJ. S. Block, trus-
tees. This order is composed of knights Of
Honor, and their female relatives-wife, mo-
ther, sister, or daughter over eighteen
years of age can become members, and it
pays an endowment of $1,000 on the death
OF Il member OF the order.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Hastings Court.-In the Hastings Court
Saturday morning Judge Clopton delivered
written opinion OF considerable length,
citing the law in regard to fees in the case
of Hewlett as. Attkisson, in which the
plaintiff alleges that Attkisson has received
fees as Commonwealth attorney to which
he was not entitled. From the opinion it
appears that in the cases of felony no crro-
neous charges were made by Mr.. Attkisson
as Commonwcath's attorney. AS to the
cases OF msdemeanor in which it was al
legged that fees were received to which the
attorney was not entitled. the Court ordered
the clerk to certify statement OF the
amounts allowed the Commemorative at
torney in said cases in his court and report
the same at Tic next term Of the court.
The Court was afterwards engaged until
adjournment in the consideration OF unim-
portant civil business.
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Officers Elected. Lodge, No. 593,
knights of Honor, lcd-otf in the usual semi
annual election OF officers by our various
benevolent orders Friday night, with the
following result: Dictator, 4. A. Wells;
Vice Dictator, j. D. E!wood; Assistant
Dictator, D. #. Newcomb; Reporter, John
B. Vaughan; Financial Reporter, Charles
E. Morgan; Treasurer, Ell. A. Jordan;
Guide, John O'Brien; Guardian, +. A.
Mann; Sentinel. Chastain Dillon; Past
Dictator, L. w. Bass; Retiring Past Die
tator, II, ". Gentry
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THE. .MAaKETs SATTRDAY.-The Richmond
markets ne9er presented a better appear
anhe than on Saturday. The meat-stalls
wane boumIully' supplied with meats OF
the best quaEty. Tiaete was plentiful lay
ont>ef vegetables. The poultry and but
ter-StalIs fairly groaneds'eneatht their weight
OF lusuries. Eggs wefe also to be had in
large quantities. The tiSll- and oyster-mar-
ket was very respectable. Apples, ioreiga
and dried fruits, hominy, A;c., could be had
iu any quantity. Turkey Sc Id at from 10 to
12s cents per pound; chicke rs, 10 cents per
pound; eggs, 90 to 25 cents 'cr dozen; but
ter, is to Is cents per pon nd. The bad
weather injured the usual trat dc at the mar
kets, as 1t did every branch | retail trade
In the city. On Monday and 4 'uesday fully
as large and desirable supplies will be offer
cd. The markets will he closed Wednesday.
and all who wish good Christ mas cheer
should lay in their supplies befor, ,hand.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs.-The following
is a statement OF transfers of real estate for
the week ending December u, 1878: Lots
fronting: 4l3 feet on Main street between
Fourth and Fifth at S3,333; ~ feet oil
Catherine street between Monroe and Kenry
ut 50; i20 feet on Leigh street ana 1Sa feet
on Duyal street Zone. bali INTEREST," at 81, 200 !;
81 feet on. Brook avenue between Broad and
Adams streets at $1,000; &C feet on EIev-
enth street corner Of Clay at SO; 26 feet
on Second street between Cary and Canal
at 1855; 375 feet on Fifth street between
Marshall and Clay at Sl,650; 26 feet on n
street between Thirty-trst and Thlrty-se-
cond,at Sl25 20 feet on \ street between
Thirty first and Thirty-second at $50; 80
feet OH Thrtieth street between NJ and n at
S4n0; part OF sandy bar property at So; 80
feet OF Third street between Byrd and
Arch at 81 800; .27 feet on Cary street be-
tween Madison and Bclvidere at $3.50: S3
feet on Adams street between Short and
iFleasants at $3.50.
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STEAMER ARIEI.-STILL GREATER INDUCE
YESTs TO: TRAVELLERS FOR NORF0LK.-Thc
Virginia Steamboat Company announce to
the travelling public this morning that they
have placed on sale at CARRIERS agency, SIG
Main street, limited tickets 10 Norfolk and
return, good for seven days, at the low price
OF three dollars. These are the cheapest
tickets ever offered by the company to the
regular Norfolk travel, and must prove
popular. The Ariel has just been fitted up
with steam radiators, and is the most COM
Portable river steamer we have had since the
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A. SAKS & CO.
the largest cio!h!ng-house In the State
1Ol3 Main street, opposite post.olllce.

HOUSEHOLD EcOSoMY.-The housckeeper on
COOK who studies economy in the Kitchen eau do %
In one direction by always using nooLEY'S YEAST
POWDER. It will bc found u truly economical and
valuable assistant in baking biscuits, rolls, bread,
cake OF all kinds, walles, mulus, and most all ari-
cies prepared from Gl0ar. And why? Because In
using the nooLEY POWDER you save In eggs. In
shortening, in patience, Ill everything; and when
the baking IL done IL Is turned out light. paa,able,
and wholesome. that every morsel is eaten mp and
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT, SATURDAY.
The grand jury met at II A. N. (B. w.
HoXsie acting Assistant District Attorney,
and lourd true bills in the indictments
against r. w. Arnold, Henry Brdsong, and
J. ). Ellis, judges of election at W ,erly
Station, Sussex county, for obstructng the
election by the ejectment. of the United
States supervisor thereof. In the lndlct-
mont against Sarah Neili, elias Sarah Arm
istead, for infraction OF the post-ottice laws
by detaining, reading, and embezzling GER
tain letters, the jury found true bill. In
the Indictment against E. G. Eahes. Judge
OF election in Petersburg, not true bill.
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s...l.z III PLAIN AND FANCY CANDY,
made of the best granuated sugar. and we'll favored
with pure fruit-ju and frui.oils:
Fine Plain. Mixture. zoe. per pound; IL pounds
for 90; E.eSt.t
French Mixture. 25c. per pound :; pounds Cor SO;
Fine French Mixture, 3Oc per pound; pounds
for 81;
Excelsior French Mixture, 4Oc. per pound:
pounds for 81.
Pure e-Cream of all lavors, Neapoltan Cream
Tutu-frutti, Ice Cream In Moulds: best Wine Jelly,
clear and beautiful, $3.50 per gallon.
PLAIN PouI d-Cake. Pastries, Oyster Pate, Fine
French Cakes tassorted. Richly Orhanented Cakes,
Charlotte Russes (all sizes), Pyramids of all Kinds,
Nouget Baskets pieces MoNTEES FRUIT-CAKE AT
25 CENTS PEE POUND. - .a.rt
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, NUTS, &C.
Fine: juicy Lemons, sweet Florida Oranges, lus-
cious California Pears, yellow Aspnwall Bananas,
French Prunes, uew-crop Nuts at 15c. per pound;
new Currants, washed and free from stems, at lGc.
per pound-thrce pounds for 25c.; new RaisIns ar
1Ocs per pounG-three pounds for 25c.: choice
Circp at 25c per pound-fve pounds for 81; sweet
sheI'ed Almonds at 5Cc. per pound; best Preserved
Ginger, only 75c. per jar; Cox's, Chalmers, and
Nelson's Gelatlne. 20c per pack-three for 50c.; fine
bunch Raisins at l5c. per pound extra bunch Rails
ins at zoe. and Csc. per pond. ill --.a -
Fire Crackers, all sizsi: Roman Candles, Sky
Rockets, Torpedoes &c, ut astonisling!y low prices
Crystalized Fruits ConserTcs, Fruits, Glaces, &C.,
very cheap. a.. -... -..#.
Wedding suppcrs. soirces, &C.. speciality.
Gall or at dress Your orrlers to
CoLUMBUS'S CONFECTIONERY.
.-.. ...'... 32l Broad street,
between Third and Fourth streets.
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HEADQUARTERS r. L. I. BLUEs,} !
RICHMOND, December 81, 1878.

Special Orders, No. -.
1. Pursuant to the above I here
by invite applications for member
ship in the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. Recruits must be known to me or
vouchtd for by people OF gentility., The
whole expense attending the joining Of the
company will be S2 initiation-fee and fifty
cents month thereafter. All communica-
tions to me will lie treated rs confidential.
Applicants must be five feet eight inches
high. :-<.,s. -.
2. There will be no drill OF the company
on Tuesday evening next, It being Christ
mas.eve. ."%t
8: Active, honorary. civic, and contribu-
ting members OF the company are invited
to socia! gathering at the armory on
Christmas day from to 2 O'Clock z. NJ.
JOHN S. WISE, Captain.
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At A. HARRIS's PAwNBRoKER SALE THIS DAY
you will find very large and varied stock OF plain
Gold and Set Cameo. Onyx, Pearl. Amethyst. Topaz,
and Blackstone Rugs, ladies' and gen,emens
solid Gold Pins and Chains Bracelets, Armlets,
Cuff Buttons. Ear Rings, Studs, &C., &C., &c. This
day at Q 4. NJ.
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Personai.-Among the interested visitors
to the last Beethoven musicale were Major
w. j. Dance, of Powhatan. who was in the.
city, the guest OF bis brotber-in-law, Rev.
William A. Campbell. n.a s6l =
MIR. Wallace Smelling, OF New York, for,
merly of Manchester, is on visit to his re!a-
tiyes; and Mr.. William Barham, an old Man.
chester boy, has returned to his first love,
after long residence in sDanyilie.
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-, COLLECTIONS or UNITED STATES REVENUE.
me amount OF United States interna! rev.
saue collected for the week ending Satur.
sa aaY was s23,s6g.28, as fellows: Monday,
ssSs,.sao, ss,.ss 81 Tuesday, S2,l53.I6; Wednesday,
sszvSo; ~ sg Thursday, s3.843.7I; Friday, ~
!l1.as; Saturday, S3,0o5.71.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At a regular
meeting of Friendship Lodge, No. H,.I. o.
F. S. l., the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: President, William
Reinheimer; Vice-President, 3. Holtz; /;
Secretary, William Fiegenheimer; Finan-
cial Secretary, A. Solomon; Tiler. Isaac
Michael. Trustees: Ellis Abrams, j. NJ.
" ertheimer, and Philip Hnshberg. Rep
resentatiye to the United States Grand
Lodge, William FIegenheimer.
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Funeral Seruices.-The obsequies OF Will.
liam Waymack were conducted Saturday
morning in the midst OF pitiless rain,
which added greatly to the gloom and So
Iemnlty OF the occasion. 1t was attended
by a number OF mourning relatives and
friends. After appropriate services the
remains were inferred at Maury Cemetery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

BuRLEsQuE OrERA.-Manager Powell an
nounces an engagement with Mile. Fa-
chon's Partisan Burlesque and Folly Com
papy. Among the names Of the artistes are
many who have been highly complimented
as yocalsts, dancers, and general burlesque
performers. The management youch for
the entire decorum of the performance, and
the troupe is pronounced par e1cetlence the
standard sensational novelty company in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

ASrRoSG SORT OF a LITTER Washington,
Novemi cr 13, 1S77.-Uear Slr-The janilor of my
station house, George jenkins, being PROSTATE ard
almost helpless with rheumatism, gave him a bot
lie Of DR.. HERSDoN's GYPSY'S GIFT, handed me
by Major Richards for that purpose. Before the
first hottie had been taken jenkins up and re-
ported for duty. \ second bottle has apparently
completely cured him. JAMES w. GEsSFoRD,
Lieutenant First precinct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

On the StreetS.-A sufficient supply OF
sand having at last been obtained, the con-
tractors will resume work on the lower
Hull-Street sidewalk to-day. This, how
ever, is conditioned On the fact that the
weather will permit, and that the rain Of
Saturday left either bricks or sand in posi-.
tion. In the gutter on some parts of Hull
street Saturday evening the current was
strong enough to wash away either.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

UNCLAIMED AND Observation-Disclosures
and postals addressed as follows remain I'M
claimed in the Richmond post-ofiice General
DeIiyery)-viz. Dr.. w. II. Beatty, Mr..
Beane, painter, j. Bentley. J. II. Barley,
Mrs. I. B. Cooke, Mrs. A. Constantine, II.
d. Campbell, J. Ii. Cheevers. j. c. Clarke,
J. G. Christian, Alice Evans, Mrs. c. f.
Estin, J. NJ. Farmer, H. L. Fairchild, L.
Fendrck, Henry Ford, Georgia FitcheW,
Wyatt Freeman, MISS B. Franklin. w. {.
Freeman, Bette Henderson, salma Hcnder-
son; p. Hill, Hill, Sumner & Co. A. b.
Gardiner, Sarah B. Holt, Willie Howard,
Mrs. r. B. Hundlcy, John Hume. c. Huston.
Mr.. kann, G. w. Lucas, Miss j. G. Loving,
Synthiana Martin, L. T. W. Marye, Colonel
}. A. Parker, II. E. Phillips. F. Ruth, Mad.
Pola. j. II. Mcdowell, Mrs. Moilie MeGru:
der, Il. Thompson, Mrs. %. V. Robertson !;
Kate Thomas, Broad street; ". I. Scott,
Thomas Valentine. .,.. ..........- ..-.
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LAWRENCE BARRETT.-On December 30th
and 3lst and January 1st the eminent TRACE.
dian Lawrence Barrett viii appear at the
Theatre He will present during his stay
Hamlet. Hing Lear, Julius Cesar, and Mar
BILE Heart. The company supporting him is
said to be an excellent one-the best that
has ever travelled with Mr.. Barrett. - 4 +. 81
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THIS DAY. at 10.A- NJ. A. HARRIS will sell Mt his
Office 1922 Main street, one Of the largest and finest
stocks OF FORFEITED PLEDGES ever offered to the
citizens OF Richmond and vicinity. ..
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THE WILCOX CASE.

ACCUSED BEFORE THE UNITED STATES
CoURT-EyIpENCE TAKEN SATURDAY.
ARGUMENT TO DE COMMENCED TO-DAY
AN ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR GIVEN BY
THE PRISONER ON OATH To THE JUDGE
AND JURY.
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THE PHoaoGRAPu.- There will be an ex-
hibition Of the photograph in the lecture
room Of the Third Presbyterian church,
Church Hill for the benefit OF the Mission
Sunday school. Tonight at s O'clock =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

DIAMONDS Those in want Of fine DIAMONDS
can make 1t an advantage - III IN by atlendin" A.
HARR1s's sale THIS DAY 1T 10 A. NJ. at his office.
1922 Main street.
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ZETELLE has, amongst many other good things.
supply Of fine TEREAPINs tsalt watcrl, which lie
prepares In style that makes them the very best Of
luxuries. The best judges pronounce the ZETELLE
TERRAPIN-STEw the most agreeable and delicious
dish they ever tasted. This rarelygooG article for
the feast always 10 be had ut ZETELLE's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

sO7 BROAD sTREET-I'IzzISI's store embraces
all that can he called for from Il FlRsT-CLAss CON-
FECTIoNERY, at prices rs low as the same quality
Of goods can be bought anywhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

The; RIcHMoND GERsaN CLUB will bold its
regular assembly at Lesy's Hall tonight.
Onetof the most brilliant assembiages OF
The season is expected.
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GoLy FoR IaE INJURED. FIREME&.-The
Chief Engineer of the Fire department. after
consulting the officers OF the Department,
has converted Mr.. Thomags check for .75
into gold, and given $3.50 to Mr.. A. Nv.
oickerscn and a$53.60 to Mr. J.sW. Maggie,
D e two tiremen7Who were injured on Sua-
da morning last at the fire. i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

CHRISTMAS FLOWERS,
NEw-YEAR's FLOWERS,
CHRISTMAS FLOWERS.
NEW. YEARS FLOWERS, at
ToLER & HooPER'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

BnooKsts STAGE FOR MANCHESTER WI. make
one extra trip TONIGHT and TOMORROW NIGHT,
leaving the Richrnoud post-ofice at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

FRENCH CANDIES at ANToT1's only csc.
French Candies at ANTOEI'S only 25c.
French Candies Il; AEToNl'S only CSC.
French Candies at ANT O:JI's only CSC.
French Candies at ASToXI'S only csc.
Go before The ruSh-Aiain street.
Go before the rl;s!:-aIain street.
Go before tie rusl-Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

Buy your CARPETS, LAP-RoBEs-z RUGS, aud
BLANKETS, at great sacrifice, at D. & E. MITTEL-
poRYER'S.