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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-19
MY THE GREAT SALE
" AT
COHEN BROTHERS.
TIE GREATEST SLAUGHTER OF GOODS
= EVER KNOWN.
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER EXHIBITED IN
THIS CITY. er..!:S
THE MOST ASTONISHING PRICES.

AkkS rASS@ hSA
Among the thousands u various bargains are up
wards OF $4,000 wort. af LACE CURTAINS In
real Applique. Gupure, a;'t Nottingham.
REAL APPLIQUE at So set the value OF which
is S33, at $50 valued at $40. at S35 valued al
$50. at $40 valued at s65, at $50 valued at fully
500: .-,.tt ,-..,. =
CULTURE at sl5a set heretofore sold at s25, at
$40 valued at SIG; - g. .5.$
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS and CURTAIN NETS
very much below market value; t.,@ ~,
BLACK CASHMERE at Soc. valued at 5Oc., at
45c would be cheap at 55c.; - ~.
In LUBIN'S FINEST GRADES we offer the s1.l5
quality Mt s5c., the Sl.25 grade at 81, 4S. inch
wide, double weieht, finest number, at S1.25,
5s-iacS s Vide al H Wool. -tRENcH srATELAssE a.
Il. $40 formerly Terit sold s at sS 50; . 49, y
DRAP DE ETE at Il so the value of which Is fully
1926. at $2 for the fines. manufactured
A large stock Of CoLoRED DRESS GOODS at
great reductions;
p. X, q, 4. and , at great reduction; also, large
stock Of DOYLtES in white and colored;
10 pieces GERMAN RED TABLE DAMAsh at
Great bargains sreah 5. in BLAck silk vEkXETs
rsa siqSsi Salue of Witch U.s. also
inch wide, finest manufactured. as $3.50, real real
SILK VELVETS III the various widths at great
reduction, among. them 27.inch wide al $3.50,
heretofore sold at So.
Also. arcc stock of COLORED VELVETS.
The largest and handsomest stock OF SILKS In the
various delicate tintS OF evening shades ever ex-
hiDited irrthiS city. 10,
Upwards of SIG, 900 worth of BLACK and COLI
ORED SILKS recently purchased 10 great advant-
age, are offered at Il great sacrifice.
CLOAKS from So up-many for less tnan Inc Vaiue
Of the material-thc largest stock offered Ill this
city. .s.
Thousands Of great bargains the coming week at
ce7 COHEN BROTHERS..
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communicated
j. b. Ficklen q Sons Celebrated


J. Ii. Ficklen & Sons Celebrated
BrihSewater Family Flour-First Sill
ver Medal.
be bestowed upon more worthy house
than the old and well established firm OF J.
3. Ficken 6 Sons. Their Bridgewater
Mills" located at Fredericksburg, Virginia,
have been in operation since 1922, and in
the generation and half Of their existence
have never been known to turn out any
thing but the best and most. carefulIy-pre-
pared brands OF flour, corn-meal, etc. 1t
may not be generally known that the now
universally used term sFamily Flour"
was the older trademark OF this house, and
originated with Mr.. Ficklen, or Falmouth,
lately deceased and the founder Of the pre-
sent house. The first barrel OF flour bear
ing this mark was made and branded at
these mills in 1925, and used by this firm
exclusively for considerable length OF
time, until, finding the popularity of the
brand. it was copied by others, and so
spread in it's use until to-day it is the pro-
perty Of the milling world. The flour OF
the Bridgewater brand (and which was the
especial mark awarded the first medal as
above) is uneXcelled anywhere, and the
bread made from it is fit for the daintiest
paiate that ever passed morsel. This flour
is shipped to all sections, and the mills are
compelled to run on full time to supply the
popular demand. The corn-meal and other
products made here are of the highest
grades and are uneXceIed anywhere, but
the "Bridgewater Family Flour" simply
beats the world and merits all the first
medals III the power Of man to bestow.-
Boston journal Of Commerce.
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THE wEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
LOCAL MATTERS.

APPoRTIoNMENT or SCHOOL FUNDs.-The
Superintendent Of Public instruction yes
terday made an apportionment OF school
funds, which "dividcs twenty-five cents
per head Of school population, and county
and city treasurers are authorized to draw
on the Second Auditor for the amounts
specified ''-as follows:
Accomac, $1,922.25; Albemarle, ST.
1875; Alexandria city, S1,111.75; Alex
andria county, S26S, so; Allegheny, S362.50;
Amelia, s933.25; Amherst, s1,336.25: Ap-
por,attox, $77S.25; Augusta, S2,353.75; !;
Staunton. S464.75; Bath, S3G9.50; Bedford,
S2,553; Bland, $445.75; Botetourt, $1,227; |;
Brunswick, $1,000; Buchanan, S525; Buck
ingham, S1.435,75; Campbell. S1.574.15; !;
Caroline, sr,371.25; Carroll, .Sl,054.75; !;
Charles City, sA7O.75; Charlotte, ST..
419.75; Chesterfield, S1,322.25; Man
chester, s45s.75; Clarke, 1904; Craig,
s3O6..75; CuIpeper, $1,000; Cumberland,
sss1.25; Dinwiddie, s1,OS7.75; Eliza
beth City, s62L50; Essex S9Oo.a5;
Fairfax. S1,223; Fauquier, Sl,SS5:2o !;
Floyd, $1,000; Fluyanna, 1901; Franklin
S351.75; Giles. S74O.25; Gloucester, ST.
0O6. 20; Goocbland. SS95.25; Grayson,
s1.2O7; Greene, S47G.75; Greensvile,
s63s. Is; Halifax, S2,ss5.75; Hanover, ST.
559.75; 'Henrico, Slab; Henry, s., ,224.5O;
Highland, SAIL; Isle Of Wight. sSl2.50;
James City ducluding williamsburg,
s3S1.75; King and Queen, $S76; King
George, S555.25; King William, 5000; Lam
caster, s52i.75; Lee, s1,495; Loudoun.
S1,S73; Louisa, S1,507.25; Lunenburg,
s1.O47.5O; Lynchburg, s1,O23.25; Madison,
1887; Mathews, $526.25; Mecklenburg,
S2.164; Middlcsex, S46275; Montgomery,
S1,414.75; Nansemond, Sl,063; Nelson,
S1,354.5O; New Kent, S445.5O; Norfolk
city, sl,5e1; Norfolk county, s1,ee4.5o;
northampton, S719.25; Northumberland,
S5S7; Nottoway, $50; Orange, S973.25;
Page, SSO4.25; Patrick, S1,002.25; Pc
tersburg, S1,S54.25; Pittsylyania, 3d.
4OO.25; Danvillo, s30S.25; Portsmouth.
sS49.75; Powhatan, 5000; Prince Edward,
S1,13S.75; Prince George, SG62; Prince
William, S6S9.50; Princess Anne, S798.75; ;
Pulaski, $7O0; Rappahannock, S767.75;
Richmond city, S5,18S.50; Richmond coun-
ty, S592. rs; Roanoke, SLOT; Rockbridge,
$l,674: Rockingham, s2,45s.75; Russell.
81, ,2S9.75; Scott, $1,4S9.50; Shenandoah,
S1,4S2.50; Smyth, S1,04225; Southampton,
$I,2S1.50; SpoJsylvania, SS09.75; Frede-
ricksburg, S314; Stafford, S6S6.5O; Surry,
S461.25; Sussex, S742; Tazewell, Sligo;
Warren, $554.75; Warwick, S157; WASH
ington, S2,0OO.75; Westmoreland, S735 IS !;
Wise, SG50.25; Wythe, S1,09S.25; York,
S667. so. Total. S120,925.25. ......
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RUNAWAY AND PAINFUL ACcIDENT.-Yes-
terday morning between 8 and 10 O'clock
Mr.. L. R. Spilman, a wellknown member
OF the bar Of this city. and residing at Ash
land, was seriously injured on Main street
hear Eleventh. A runaway horse came
dashing by, dragging q hitching.post. Just
as the horse passed Mr.. Spilman it fell,
throwing that: gentleman down also, his
head striking the bricks violently. The in
iured man was carried into the establish
ment OF Saks s. Co.. in an insensible conii-
ton, and was attended by Drs. 81. Cabell
Tabb ndgR.@ a. Wise, who happened in
that.yicinity. No bones were broken, but
MIR. Spilman sustained severe contusionsion
the forehead and left. cheek, causing con.
cussion OF the brain. He was taken in an
ambulance to the residence OF Edwin Wor-
than, ESQ. ~. se'a.7 & Z. -. !! !,
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PERSONAL. Albert Pike, Of Ar
kansas, distinguished alike as Mason and
a gallant soldier, and Mr.. E. II. Rockwell,
general superintendent OF the Merchants
Trans portation Company, Of Boston, and
Colonel V. D. Groner, the Virginia agent
and superintendent OF the same company,
are in the city. ,... ...... e. =,
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change yesterday were Somerville Gray, G.
A. Jackson, c., W. Spicer. Petersburg
John Davis, Buckingham; A. j. Farisb,
Albemarle; J.H. Voolfolk, Louisa; Thomas
B. Evans, Middlesex; j. S. Burch, Dan
Vile; John Fl. Flood, Lynchburg; and j.
w. Jones, Chesterfield. ,r. - -,a... s...t
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THERE ARE SEVERAL BUSINESS ESTABLISH
MENTs in Richmond which, transmitted from their
founders TO those who now conduct them. have. by
fair dealing and successful enterprise, long enjoyed
the confidence and goodwill of tho community
Prominent among these well-known firms, whose
names have become household words " in every
family, Is BosCHEN & BROTHER, Nos. 500 and
511 Broad street. More glttering displays may be
made elsewhere, and more pretentous promises to
sell goods at low figures offered, but the public judg
ment Is that when You want to get the ful! worth OF
your money In durable and stylish boots, shoes ties,
and similar articles, the place to buy them is Bo-
sCHEN & BRoTIIEE's. Give them q call.
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THE RAILROAD UP THE Tow-PATH.-The
Committees on Roads and Internal Nayiga-
ton of the two Houses met yesterday at 10
o'clock-General Lee, Of the Senate COM
mittee, presiding. -.4,-,
Dir. Bocock, from the subcommittee Of
the Committee on Roads, reported that they
had agreed upon an amendment fixing the
route OF the road to be up theValley Of the
james also, an amendment limiting the
time for getting in the debts to sixty days,
unless extended by the Board OF Directors {;
also, an amendment, proposed by Mr.. Hen.
ry; preserving the dams, &C., in the river
below Bosherls DAM. J. '> r. a., .r11
Mr.. Bocock further explained that ii
there was anything else in the contract not
included in the bill he was very willing that
it should be put in. y ~" ~.
1ir. Robinson OF Portsmouth suggested
that the committee had nothing to consider
until the bill was rewritten and the amend
ments put in. ,,. - =. ,.'::
Mr.. Fulkerson offered as a substitute a
proposition that bill be drawn including
the contract, setting forth all the facts in
the case. IL that be done, he did not know
that he would oppose it. :; @u lao. i
Mr.. Robinson Of Portsmouth thought 1t
emlnently proper that matured bill should
he presented for the consideration OF the
conference, and again moved thatthe sub.
iect be postponed until that bill is prepared
| by the subcommittee. mir, aGJ j., .s.Jgv.5
Agreed to, and adjourned. .a. 4.. ~
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Il Cruel Joke.-A widow lady residing
near Bridge avenue was presented with
nice little pig last Monday for her Christ
mas dinner. 1t was put in pen to better
its condition and make it more palatable.
On Tuesday night some sacrilegious thief
did take, steal, and carry away the afore-
said pig against the peace and dignity OF
the Commonwealth and greatly against the
wishes of the owner.
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PcrSonal.-A number OF merchants and
other residents Of Hull street from Sixth to
Thirteenth speak of securing the services of
q private watchman to look after their prem
ises.. Quite a,number have expressed will
ingnesS to subscribe. and Mr.. Il. Theodore
Moore is recommended for the position.
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- THE u. MOZART THIS EvENING.--First,
coronation March, (Meyerbeerl, orches-
ira; second, solo !, violin, willamette y
(Danbe), DR., Bartkowski; third, solo BARI
tone, =" Awake" (Adams), Mr.. W. 81. Grant.
Jr.;. fourth, overture, t'Pique Dame y
{Suppe), orchestra; fifth, duo. violin and
piano, :. II, Barbiere" Rossini). DR.. Bart
kowski and Mr.. Reinhardt; sixth, solo,
baritone, "Dayy Jones (Molloy), Mr. W.
q. Grant, Jr. seventh, waltzes, ":Caglios-
tro I" (Strauss), orchestra, 4, ,....... ....,
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Neeo Lamp.-A lamp-post has been put
up at Mrs. Laing's, on the northwest corner
Of Hull and Sixth streets. The city fur
nisbes the post and lamp, and Mrs. Laing
the oil, and has the lamp lit at her own eX-
pensc. 1t is hoped this will prevent people
from entering Mrs. Laing's store by the
window instead Of at the door.
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FIRE-A. WOMAN BADLY BURNED.-An
alarm of fire was sounded last. night from
Station 90, corner Seventeenth and Marshall
streets.
A negro woman named Minnie Johnston,
living in a novel in an alley between Broad
and Marshall on Seventeenth street, while
in a state of intoXication fell into the fire.
and her clothing became ignited, which set
fire to the beds. The woman was painfully
il not dangerously burned. Damage to the
house trifiin9. .
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POLICE CoURT.-T The following cases were
disposed of yesterday by Justice White:
Charles Moore, drunk and threatening to
kill his father and. mother. The case was
dismissed, the matter having been adjusted
by the parties. , ri5s .,... ..-:r
Tom Kelly, for trespassing upon the
premises OF Martin, Ryan and disorderly
conduct, was fined 81. :.L9t
Lucy Kinney (colored), an old offender,
who for years has spent her Christmas in
the city Jail, was up yesterday morning for
being drunk and resisting the police. She
was fined $40. Committed is default OF pay
ment.
Henry Cox, a tramp, was ordered to leave
the city at once. .-.. :.
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Arrived Safe:-The two youths about
fifteen years OF age who left home last We'd
nesday to seek their fortunes abroad have
been heard from at Danville, where one OF
them has relatives. They reached Dan
vile Saturday, and expect to get work in
that enterprsing city,. AS may be expect
ed, their friends were greatly relieved at
news of their safety. These young men
need a little remonstrance in the shape OF a
hir Sfr1D
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Close of the Reuirat.-The revival meet
ings at the Baptist church have closed, after
a very successful continuance OF several
weeks. By this gracious revival the church
and the Christian cause was greatly bene-
fitted, and quite number Of new converts
Aunrn made
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Our HEIREss.- The local musical extrava-
ganza entitled sour .Heiress," which was
SO favorably received by our people on its
first Introduction here, will be reproduced
tomorrow night at Mozart Hall for the
benefit OF the Retreat for the Sick. The
management have provided a good deal OF
new scenery, prominent among which will
be noticed CANDLES Hill and Monroe Park.
The house will doubtless be crowded, as the
object for which the entertainment is to be
given is most deserving one.
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EFFECTIVE ARGUMENT FROM A LAWYER
Thomas &. Hayes, Esq.,, No. 304 north Stricker
street, Baltimore lately declared TO friend that he
had suffered with rheumatism, which hc contracted
in the Confederate army, for over ten ycars-often
so that it was impossible to sleep; that he took
a: single bottle OF HERgDoN's GYPsY's GIFT
more than year ago; that 1t cured him in eighteen
hours and he has not felt pang Of it since Their g
no nonsense about that. Sold by POLK MILLER &
co. and all live druggists. ~.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Hastings Court.-The Hastings
Court was not in session yesterday, but will
be to-day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Judge Clop-
toms decision in the Howlett-Attkisson and
other cases will be rendered.
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good rs MEADE 4. BA-
KER's cARBoLIc MoUTn-wAsu. Fifty cents d
hottie
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n~CAsHNEREs! CASHMERES
CASHMERES!

ALL-WooL CoLORED -CASHMERES at Soc
worth 65c.: ~
ALL-Wo0L CoLORED CASHMERES at 75c.
worth 81: -.-
ALL-wooL CoLoREp CASHaiEREs at s0c
worth Sl.1Q;
AIL-WouL CoLORGD CAsHMERES at 90c.
worth sl.25:
Csc: s.....-.-..' -'. ....
ALL. WOOL BLACK CAsHMEREs at 6oc. worth
75c.; .....1.s tst
ALL.wooL BLACK cAsHMEREs at Csc. worth
Soc;
ALL-wooL BLACK CAsHMERES at 75c. worth
81;
ALL-WOoL BLACK CASHMERES at s5c. worth
&1l0; .... ......
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERES at 81 worth
Sl.25. --. .....
These low prices h2ve been fixed so as to close out
The whole stock before the lst of January.
Gel7-7t LEVY BROTHERS.
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SALE OF o1L-PAINT1SGs.-Mr E. B. COOK, at
1880 A. NJ. and 1880 7. NJ will continue anu close
out q valuable lot of OIL-PAINTINGS executed by
eminent foreign and American artists. This colec-
tion is large and varied, and we'll worthy the attcn-
ton Of those In want OF gnoI pictures.
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A NICE SATCHEL OR TRUNK,
A pretty pair Of Gentemen'S Slippers,
A. neat pair Of Ladies' Shoes,
A good pair Of Boys Boots,
4 Asubsiantial pair of Shoes for the little ones,
are sensible Christmas presents You can buy them
at 4 very low price of
HERMAN BoscHEN & BROTHER,
500 and 511 Broad street.
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4 GET THE GENUINE ARrIcrE.-The great popu-
Iarty of I" WILBoR's COMPOUND OF Coo-LTvERi
OIL ANH LINE " has induced some unprinsipled per-
sous 10 attempt to palm of simple article of their
own manufacture; but any person wha is suffering
from Coughs, Gods, or Consumption should be care
full where they purchase this article It requires no
pufiug. The results OF It's use are hs best recon-
mendatious; and the proprietor has ample evidence
on file Of its extraordinary success In pulmonary
complaints. The Pr osphate OF Iiine possesses q
most marvellous he aling power, as com oiEed win
lhe pure Cod-Livey OIL by DR.. Wtlbor. This medi!
cine is regularly n:escTi5edby the medical faculty:
Sold by A. D.. Y|ILBoR, Chemist, Boston, ana aii
drtt .'eiisf. -ttEF iasl@-
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APPOINTMENT OF 4 PoLICEMAN.-At q
meeting OF the Board OF Police Commits
.sioners held yesterday afternoon the res'g-
nation OF Policeman Wesley n. Smith was
received and accepted, and the Board sap.
pointed John H.. T TyleT to tll the vacancy III
the force. j s.sss
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND:
gsaNKsoAND BANKERS.
1860.
:I,, RANDAL a. FpOTE, BANKER,

having been for twelve years Q member OF New
Yo.s Stock Exchange aud yice-President OF Goiu
Roard. the highest sharacfer ana expsfienss y -
,sarsnteed Stocks. Gold, and Bonds also STOCK
sonsracis, such ~ apnts, aud calls
ON large or small amounts, bought and sold on rSgs
entitled Wall street and stock tables containing
valuable In nformatton, masled On ssseips of 1Vss
au 2Qseodly
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FoR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIc MouTrI-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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FREScH CAFDIEs atASroNt's only 26c.
French Canaies at ANfcsl's only 25c. n
1 French Candies at AyT0SrS only 25c.
French Candles q: AN1cTts only 25c. i a..ti
French Candies as ASToNI's only Csc.
Go before the ruslr-Mafn street. ~
Go before ,he rish--Main street. ~. HD1A.fsst
Go before the rush 1sdIG street. Il. .s.-- 44
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Il Popular Monthly and North american
Reuie,0 for January received from .Eiiyson
q Yancey, l112 Main street. sii 4. -
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GENTLEMEN's DEEssING-CASEs, Ladies' Card
Cases. IN Rnssia Leather and Pearl for sale by
- ELLYsON c YANCKY, 1ll2 Main street.
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TrHANDKERCHIEF HANDkER-
CHIEFS!-A large variety Of HANDKERCHIEFS
Of every description, suitable for the holidays and oil
the year round
tyat
de17-7t LEVY BROTHERS.
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SENT ON, FOR TRIAL.-A. W. Wilcox,
charged with mail-robbery, was examined
before United States Commissioners. Atkins
and sent on to the grand jury,
which meets to-day. Bail was required in
the sum of $4,000.
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READ what the Boston Journal Of Commerce
says about the celebrated BRIDGEwATER FLOUR.
For sale by all the principal grocers. "
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HOWE's LONDON CIRCUs.AHowe's Great
London circus was at the Tredesar Works
yesterday, and attracted large conconrse Of
interested spectators, There were thirty
four carloads Of animals, fixtures, &c. They
arrived from Atlanta. The gauge. Of their
trucks was, altered to suit the northern rail-
roads. The circus is en- route for Phila-
delphia to go into winter quarters, and ex-
pected to leave for its destination last night.
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nCy DRY GOODS FOR THE HOLI-
DAYS-USEFUL PRESENTS.

TABLE aud PIANO-COVERS:
TABLE-CLOTIIS and NAPKINS to match;
TABLE-CLOTHS in all sizes-somc extra large and
fine;
TRAY-CLOTHS very cheap--a large assortment to
select from;
Elegant HUCkABACK and DAMASK TOWELS;
GLOVES for men, women, and children;
INITIAL HANDkERCHIEFS SILK, LINEN, and
COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS;
BLANKETS. MARSEILLES QUILTS, RUGS, and
MATS: ....
COLLARS and CUFFS in sets:
SUSPENDERS, UMBRELLAS, SLEEVE and
COLLtR-BUTTONS;
A large variety OF fashionable JEWELRY, CHRO-
MO NOTICES. and CHROAIO PICTURES;
RUSTIC and WALNUT FRAMES;
ILLUMINATED CARDS for Christmas and New
Year.
de17-7t LEVY BROTHERS.
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POULTRY EXHIBITION. The second an
nual exhibition of the Vifginia Poultry AS
sociation will be held at Levy's Hall on tile
51Ath, 10th, 18th, and 18th OF January.
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LECTURE. --Rey. W. G. Starr, pastor Of
the Broad Street Methodist church, viii lee.
ture at the Park-P Place church Friday night
on g American Humof, q
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents a hottie. .....
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HOUSEHOLD ECoNoMY.-The housckeeper or
cook vino studies economy In the kitchen can do so
In one direction by always using DooLEY'S YEAST
POWDER. 1t will be found truly economical and
valuable assistant in baking biscuits, rolls, bread,
cake of all kinds, waies, mullins, and most all arti-
cles prepared from -four. And why? Because In
using the DooLEY POWDER yol save In eggs In
shortening, In patience, III everything; and when
The baking IS done It is turned out light palasabe,
and wholesome so that every morsel Is eaten up and
Sfp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-19

y The THEATRE.-Mr. Raymond will ap-
pear tonight II his greatest character Col
onel Sellers. -. ,,-.,..... ,....,..,....
- a. large number OF seats have already
been sold, and the prospect for a full house
is good. $ ..,,,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-19
@r rCOD-LIVER OIL. ~
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe it. and OF patients who have taken It, that 1T
is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASsIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE d BAKER,
Importing ard Dispensing Pharmacists,
no15 Sl9 Main street. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-19

FINE GIFT-BooKs-Poets in elegant bindings
for sale by ELLYsoS 6 YANCEY..
.-s ~. I1l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-19

Observation-Disclosures will be 9 free
for.all shooting match at the Brewery on
Friday at 10 O'Clock. 4 ,sst.!