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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-24

OFFICERS ELECTED.-At meeting OF Par
adise Lodge, No. 223, l. o. B. B., held Sum
day evening. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term Of one year !:
Israel Stern, president; Henry Schwartz
child, vice-presdent; Isaac Held, record
ing secretary William Reinheimer, finan-
ciaI secretary; William Cans, treasurer; !;
Elias Bottigheimer, mentor; Ralph Gold
smith, assistant mentor; Myer Newman, in
side guardian; Myer Greentree, outside
guardian; DR.. II. 81. Levy, lecturer; DR..
Fl. Fl. Levy, Ralph Goldsmith, Elias Bottig-
heimer, Jacob Levitt, and Charles Milhiser,
trustees; DIR. Fl. Il. Levy and Charles Mill
hiser, representatives to the NJ. W. District
Grand Lodge. -, ... /
At Irregular meeting OF StonewalI Lodge,
X. OF H., held in Springfield Hall, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for six months
ending on the 30th of June, 1879: William
A. Barrett, dictator; E. j. Bosher, vice
Dictator; E. Bossieux, assistant dictator;
William Ell. Knauff, reporter; George w.
Nelms, financial reporter George Sche-
cher, treasurer; John T. Chappell, chap
lain; William i. CogbiIl, guide; Charles
Burch, guardian; Charles Smith. sentinel.
Trustees E. j. Bosher, G. w. Nelms, and
John Il. Hughes. Representative to the
Grand Lodge, j. W. Alsop; Alternate, j.
T. Hughes.
at a regular meeting Of Old Dominion
Lodge, No. 4, z. OF P, the following Of
ticers were elected last night: E. NJ. Crump,
P. c.; j. w. Atkins, e. G.; F. e. Wright,
V. c.; c. A. Spence, Prelate; j. D. Dal,
ton, X. OF r. and S.; +. A. P. Thornton,
NJ. of F.; o. N. Rockingham, Nj. Of E.; s..
B. Herndon, M. at A.; e. NJ. Crump, Rep
resentative to the Grand Lodge.
At a meeting OF Myrtle Lodge, No. %, 4.
of P, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term George W. Davis, G. G. !;
John w. Carter, V. c.; T. ]. Tuck, prelate;
John w. Glenn, K. Of r. and S.; T. W.
Stevenson, NJ. of F.. NJ. f. Hudnall, NJ. OF
E.; John Furguson, NJ. at A.; Charles 3.
Hasker, I. g.; James A. Morriss, o. g.;
Henry A. Hare. P. G. Representative to
the Grand Lodge, NJ. F. HudnalI. The NJ.
of F., F. w. Stevenson, has served in his
office for six years; and the X. OF R. and
S., John W. Glenn, and NJ. OF E., NJ. f.
Hudnall, four years each. ~.-
This lodge is now in flourishing condl-
ton, with nearly one hundred members on
the roll, and bids fair to be one of the best
lodges in the city. Their finances are also
in very healthy condition. They are now
working under a dispensation which admits
persons to take all three of the degrees fol
six dollars-the usual price being twelve.
There will be public installation OF the
above officers Friday evening, january 3d.
at Concordia Hall, to which the public are
invited. - g--.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. ID. H. Mahoney,. editor
of the Catholic Standard, Philadelphia, and
lady, are in the city spending the Christmas.
Mr.. 81. c. Parsons, vice-president Of the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany, who has been quite sick recently, was
yesterday up and attending to business.
although not able to leave his house. He
will probably be out in few days.
Colonel George McGoyern, of this city,
formerly connected with the Western Union
Telegraph Company, who has been con-
structing telegraph lines west OF Bismarck,
d. T., has returned on brief visit to his
friends.
Mr.. Jesse T.. Hutcheson, OF the Planters
and Crenshaw's warehouse, is very i'll at
his residence, in this city.
. Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change yesterday were Wilcber Jones, L..
l.. Stralse, Danyille; W. NJ. Hill, Hanover;
j. L.. Baker, Lynchburg; a. a. Collier,
Brooklyn, n. Y; Bernard ,Peyton, Jr., M.
d. Lythe, University Of Virginia; Miss
Made, Baltimore; Miss Alice Beach, Bloom
field, N. j.; Merritt Somerville, .Culpeper;
L. L. sarvy, Mecklenburg.
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! Police CoURT, YEsrERDAY.-Police-J Jus-
tice y. j. White presiding. George. Terry
fcolored), assault and battery. Discharged.
Kossuth Brooks {colored), trespassing ON
the premises OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. Discharged. .feg9:! !
: Cornelius Wyuant, .assanltingaand using
improper language to Mrs. Sarah Ford.
Fined 81 and costs. = =
Walter Hatcher (colored) was fined 81 for
beating his wife.
], .Obedient Bright and Fanny Hall, idisor-
derry characters. Discharged.
Ii Fountain Pollard (colored), assault and
battery. Discharged on payment OF costs.
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+ LCuR1sTMAs-TAKE NoTIcE.-To-morrow
being Christmas.day "a legal holiday. the
banks, &C., will be closed. Persons having
notes falling due should prepare for them
to-day. aS-~ r--. ..'
= The freight depots OF the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company will be closed
Christmas-day, and no freight will be re-
ceived OF delivered that day. -
The freight dep0ts OF the Richmond and
Danyille railroad will be closed from P. M.
to-day Until A. NJ. December 26th.
No freight will be received or delivered
BY the Old Dominion Steamship Company
on Christmas-day.
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3.G FIEE LAST EyExISG. Between 5 and
O'Clock last evening an alarm Of fire was
sounded from Station SO. at the Tredegar
Iron w orks, caused by the partial burning
of the roof OF small dwelling on Browns
island. la James river. Soon after the first
a second alarm was very though tlessly turn.
ed in, which brought ont all the apparatus,
except possibly Steamer No. i. The fire
.waa nearly out when the alarm was turned
Sin-Sn fact, it ought not to have been turned
i'm nataIl. Tor there was no way TO get TO the
house except by going over in boats l1 Dam
q ge trffling. - 8 q 8.
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UNCLAIMED AND Observation-Disclosures
and postals addressed as: follows remain I'M
claimed In the Richmond post-office A. G.
Blankenship, w. Crutchfield, Thomas Byrd,
Mrs. B. V. Gaines, Mrs. L. a. Gaines, W.
T. Gasy, Miss Betty Garland, Miss Jane
Gibson, j. T. Gillian, A. B. Griffin, Miss
C. Guiilaum,. Mary J.. Griffin, Anne Harris;
William Harris, 1865 Broad; Mamie Ja-
lcobs., Rebeeca james, Eliza James, Ch.
3ones,g Mrs. Betsey Jones, Rev. Wash.
Jones, Joseph johnson, Mrs. If. D. Kenne,
Mrs. Mary Miller, Henry Mitchell, -kfine
Priddy, j. s.. Raslaud, Harriet Randolph,
Ellen Spindle, e. f. Stones r. sykes. w. D..
Walters. Martha Walker, Mrs. >. Waldron,
s. s. Wifcher. James Ward, Watt ~ Gardo-
20, Miss L., Waterman. ~ II. ys..tssT
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FRENCH CANDIES at ANTOSI's only csc.
French Candies At ANToNI's only csc.
French Candies NJ ASToNI's only csc.
French Candies at AN1ONI's only csc.
French Candies at ANTOEI's only 25c.
Go before the rush-liain street.
Go before the rusl-Main street.
Go before The rush-Main street,
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IT'S No USE TALKGNG-Deeds are better logic
than words and there is little use in medical writers
dspu,ing over the actual cause Of rheumatism
which all admit 10 he located in the bood-when
DR.. HERNDON's great remedy-;he GYPSY's GIFT
like the sword Of Alexander, cuts TIE Gordian knot
by promptly driving 1t from the system. This 1t
will do every time, and any live druggist can supply
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Mr.. Wilcox Found GUILTY-SENTENCE
SUSPEEDED.-In the United States District
Court esterday-Judge Hughes presiding
MFR. T.. l.. Lewis, district attorney, and
Messrs. James Neeson and, John Lyon,
counsel for defence. addressed, the jury in
the case of A. w. Wilcox, local transfer
agent at Richmond, charged with taking a
package of letters from postal-car on Sun
day, December 1st. The jury was out OF the
courtroom not more than half an hour, and
agreed and reported about 3:3n 2. n. that
they found accused guilty on each OF the
three indictments. :Sc
The jury asked that the following paper
be read by the clerk Of the court, which was
done:
TO The Hon. X. w. Hughes, Judge, &C.:
We, the Jury in the case of A. w. Wilcox.
in view uf the previous good character OF
SAID Wilcox, do most respectfully recon-
mend him to the clemency Of the Court and
the President of the United States: A. s.
McRae (foreman}, W. W. Coldwell, John P.
Quarles, George w. Mayo, Joseph Tener.
David W. A. Frayser, r. P. Barham, A. E..
Duesberry,' I. L.. Masters, j. G. Christian,
E. L. Cooper, Robert Kenney.-
Richmond, Va, December %, 1878.
On motion of Mr.. Neeson, sentence was
SUSPENDED .uuLll GhS l1tb Va u SDh atei
Bail was allowed accused in the sum Of
s3,0OO-M. S. Day, Roland Hill, and A. A.
Spitzer, sureties. [After the examination
by the Commissioner bail was demanded IN
$5.OO0.l
The punishment provided in cases where
letters containing valuables are enbezzed
is not less than twelve months hs'imprison-
ment at hard labor. Mr.. Wilcox was con-
yicted in two such instances. In one letter
taken there was a postal money-order; in
the other small amount OF fractional cur
rency. The third Indictment was for un-
lawfully OBTAINING mail matter. The Jaage,
at bis discretion, may sentence accused on
any one indictment and continue suspension
OF Judgment as to the others.
The counsel for defence were not on yes
terday decided whether they would ask for
new trial.
The Circuit Court of the United States
will be held here on the 10th Junu-
ary for the trial OF the Southside election
cases. For that purpose new petit jury
has been summoned: ~"
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| Twenty-six persons have professed conver-:
sion and have been baptized. Whole NUM-
Der of additions, thirty-sK.

sion and have been baptized w hole NUM-
Der of additions, thirty-six.
YeCNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION MEET
ae ING.
A large congregation assembled at the
Grance-Street Baptist church Sunday eve
ming in the interest OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, and the meeting was
one OF very decided interest and value.
J, Rev. Dr.. Curry made an earnest, able,
and very effective address; DR.. Hatcher
made few telling, remarks, and the presi-
dent Of the Association Rer. j. William
jones' made a statement of the plans and
prospects of the Association, and took the
collection for the object. The singing was
good, and the meeting one Of seeming in
terest to all.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
r. At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Young Mems Missionary Society OF the First
Baptist church Sunday afternoon the fol-
lowing reports were made: By the Rev. il
liam Papenhausen, who labors amongst the
Germans under the, auspices OF the Ameri-
this Society Weeks Of labor performed for
the quarter ending November Both, 10: SER
mons preached, 12; number OF visits, 300.
Congregations attentive and on the in
crease.
q Rev: NJ. A. Wilson, OF Craig county, Va:
Sermons preached for year ending De
cember, 179; converts; 100; baptisms. H.;
travelled 1.20O miles; paid 200 visits; made
SO exhortations in prayer-nieetings; organ
lied church; re6rganized / church; or
ganized 1 Sunday school. I preach, said
he, in Craig: county half Of my time. When
l first went there found in all about tWen-
ty ,Baptists, scattered over the county. Years
ago there was church in the extreme west
ern norton OF the county, but they have
had no pastor for long time. This church
we re0rganiZed.: We organized church at
New Castle, the county-seat. 1t is weak,
but everything is encouraging. Yours, my
brethren, is great work. You are giving
the bread OF life" to great many that
otherwise would not get it.
This Society has seventy-five active mem
bers, and besides the work above mentioned
aids the poor children in the Sunday school,
contributes to the Foreign Mission Board,
and conducts a mission Sunday school and
prayer-meeting on Fourth street beyond
Leigh. -.....
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PRICES WILL TELL.

For PURE CANDIES go 10 ASToNI's.
For ORNAMENTED CAKES go to ANToNI's.
FOR RICH FRUIT CAKES 20 TO ANToSTs.
For FIREWORKS go TO ANToNI's.
For MALAGA GRAPES go 20 ANToSfS.
FOR CALIFORNIA PEARS go to ANToN1's.
FOR YELLOW BANANAS 40 to ANToNI's.
ANToNI, the Confectioner, Main street.
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HOUSEHOLD ECoSoMY.-The housekeeDar or
cook who studies economy In the kitchen can doso
in one direction by always using DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER. 1t will be found Il truly economical and
valuable ass stant in baking biscuits, rolls, bread,
cake Of all kinds, waflcs, mullins, and most all ari-
c.es prepared from -four. And why? Becausein
using the nooLEY POWDER You save IN eggs,'in
in patience, III everything; and when
the baking IS done it is turned out light paatable
and wholesome, that every morscl Is eaten up and
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The City COuncil.-A called meeting OF
the City Council was held last night to con-
slider financial matters. A report Of the pro-
ceedings will be published at proper time,
or as soon as the reports are ready to be
submitted tc the public.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

A. HARRIS, pawnbroker, 10 A. NJ, diamonds
watches, je" ery, &c.
E. Il. COOK. 10 A. NJ. pawnhroker's sale OF gold
and silver watches, jeweiry, &C., tor Ellis Abram,
No. 81 & Broad street.
E. b. COOK, 10 A. NJ, at 1887 Main street, silver
plated ware. cutlery, glassware, &c. ..-s
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little civil business this court adjourned
yesterday for the tern, through respectsto

!, a Good appointment. Mr.. 81. E. DnFal
qualified yesterday as clerk OF the. Hustings
Court vice John r. Cogbill, deceased, giving,
his bond In the sum Of $4,000, with Messrs..
j. L. Robinson and A. Royal as sureties.
Since the illness OF Mr.. CogbiIl, Mr. Duval
has most efficiently discharged the duties of
clerk, and bis appointment viii give gene.
raj satisfaction.
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III LAWRENCE BARRETT,-T This celebrated
actorfwili commence an engagement at the
Theatre next Monday, and will play Ham
let, On Tuesday Marble Heart will be pre-
Esented, and 6; Wednesday the Merchant OF
Venice and David Garrick.
IS, The sala Of reserved seats will begin at
sJohnston'son Thursday.
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ZETELLE has, amongst many other good things, Il
supply of fine TERRAPINs (salt watcr), which ne
prepares in style that makes them The very best OF
luxuries. The best JUICES pronounce the ZETELLE
TERRAPIS-STEw the most agreeable and delicious
dish they ever tasted. This raTely-good article tor
tho feast ALWAYS 10 be had al ZETELLE's.
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PIzzINI, S07 Broad street sells only pure goods
for the lowest prices does not sell aduleraed goods
at any price. His candies be given 10 children
without danger; they arc absolutely pure.
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TAKE AYERS PILLS for all The purposes of q
purgativc for Constipation, Indigestion. Headache,
and Liver-Complant. BY universal accord they,
arc the best of all purgatiycs for family use.
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WILLIAM GoETZE, sos BROAD sTREET.-A
store among stores for FRUITS, CANDIES, CAKES.
and TOYS In great variety. Mr.. GoETzE don't
make great pretensions, but he has rst-cass goods
and sells them cheap. Look ct his advertisement
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PIzzINr, S07 BROAD STREET, respectfully re-
quests his friends and patrons 10 send In their orders
for Christmas with as little delay as possible.
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A NICE SATCuEL OR TRUNK, .

A NICE SATCIIEL OR TRUNK,
A pretty pair Of Genllemen's Slippers,
A neat pair or Ladies' Shoes,
A good pair Of Boys Boots,
4 substantial pair of Shoes for the little ones,
are sensible Christmas presents. You can buythcm
ata very low price OF
HERMAN BoscHEN BROTHER,
- 500 and ell Broad street.
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Ledger, Ne,c Yorle Weekly, and Chimney
Corner for this week received from Ellyson
u Yanesy, Il12 Main street.
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The Hot SPRINGS RENTED.-The Hot
Springs, in Bath county, was: yesterday
rented at public auction for one year by
Messrs. Grubbs &. Williams to MIR. James A.
August, for the sum Of $1,000.
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. J, The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DISPATCH will be published to-mor-
row, but not on the day after Christmas.
Advertisements received to day as usual.
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If YOU WANT Il handsome basket or bouquet OF
FLOWERS for Christmas leave Your orders early at
T,AIRp's GARDEN, on Grace street.
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DIVIDENDS.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoADCo.,1
TREASCREH'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, December "a, 1875 }
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. on the
capitai stock Of this COMPANY has been declared,
payabe al ihe aSc OF the company, In the city 81
Rlennond. d Va.,oa aud after the 9Th JANUARY
Tne transfer-books will be closed on the 26th In
slant until 9th January, 1879. Es.1E-s
N. w. WARRINGTON,
oeZ4-n ssf Treasurer. =,
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ANToNI has the FINEST and THE LARGEST
STOCK OF CONFEcTIoNERIEs in the city at New
York prices. Go before the rush.
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PRAYER-B0OKs AND HYMNALS-thc fines. as.
sortlnent in the city-at ELLYSoN & YANCEY's,
1112 Main street.
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ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS. suitable for Wed
ding, Christmas, and other parties, at
JOHN MoRToN's tlower-Garden,
Main aud Reservoir streets.
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eO7 BROAD sTREET.-PIZzINI's store embraces
all that can be called for from FlRsT-cLAss CON-
FEcTIoNERY, at prices as low as the same quality
of goods can be bought anywhere.
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DEATH OF MRS. KENT.--A private tele-
gram received here on Sunday night an
nounced the death of Mrs. Horace T.. Kent,
formerly of this city, at Melrose. in Fau-
quier county, the residence OF her son.in-
law. Mr. Nelson. i..ss. ..s .r.s-. q. IL
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Not Commenced.-Contrar to promise
and public expectation, the work OF repair
ing the sidewalk on lower Hull street was
not commenced yesterday.
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WANTS.

WANTED, A FIRST-CLAss SALES
w MAN TO work In Virginia. TERMS: Com
mission, Including travelling expenses.
SAM UEL BEVAN < CO., .
Wholesale Dry Goods and Notions,
da o1at Baltimore.
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RICHMOND, VA. December %, 1878.

RICHMOND, VA, becetnUtr ~, 1910.
GP Eel A l. NOTICE.-The FREIGHT
~ DEPOrS of the RICHMOND AND PETERS
BURG RAILROAD VIII Ds CLOSED on W WEDNES-
DAY, December 25th, and no freight will be re-
ceiyed or delivered thar day. The depots will be
OPENED on the FOLLOWING DAY at the usual
hour for the reception and delivery OF freight.
The c1ICKET-OFFICES Of the road will NOT be
closed during the holidays, and trains will run On
schedule time.
de 24-lt A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

J.. OUR COOKING WINE is really good enough for
table use. W. D. BLAIR & Co.
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TIE LATEST DESIGNS OUT For THE HOLIDAYS
at JOHN MoaToN's Flowcr-Garden,
Main and Reservoir streets.
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ALL IN WANT OF FLOWERS FOR NEW-YEAR's
RECEPTIONS WIN please send In their orders carly.
3d.. JOHN MORTON, Florist,
corner of Main and Reservoir streets.
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CHOICE DIAMONDS, In Earrings and Finger
Rings; -
2 ONYX and DIAMOND, -5
TURQUOISE and DIAMOND,
DIAMOND SHAwL-PINS.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

CTRAYED FROM MY PLACE, ESssssts
- on Grove road, TWO COWS-one redtEa1S.s.
and white, and about to calve and the other white
and yellow; both in ine conditions. A suitable re-
ward will be paid If returned 10 my place or 10 1212
Cary street. GEOtGE >. SIOhES,
IL. a
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DREss-suIRTs, all linen bosoms and cuffs, re-
snce5 ,os0 ctpts. at 99-CENT STORE.
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER "a, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die States, cooler followed by warmer south
and west :wiEds, rising barometer, partly
cloudy or clear weather. - .yyS
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
warmer southwest to cooler northwest
winds, and falling barometer, possibly fol-
lowed in Texas by rising barometer and
"northcr."r ~ ~ "a ~ t%..sa
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold. : ,a"s = -
4, THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, rs !;
9 A. NJ, 81 noon, 40; 8 P. M, 81; z.
NJ, 80; midnight 30
Mean temperature, 30 5-6.
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FINEST RUM, Scotch whiskey, and apple brandy.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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CTOLEN OR STRAYED from my 49,
~ house. 2302 Grace street, LlVER-@SA
COLORED SETTER DOG; answers to the name OF
Otto. 4 liberal reward will be paid Tor his recoy-
cry.
de 24-3tt BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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CLOSED WEDNESDAY.

- = FREIG1IT DEPOT
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, December 23, 1878.
THIS DEPOT WILL BE CLOSED
L from O'Clock 2. NJ. TUESDAY. December
cath, until O'Clock A. NJ. THURSDAY, Decern-
Der 2Gth. j. {. ANGEL,
lie 24-1t ~ - ..-. - Agent.
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THE great est bargalRs IN DOLLS Is that 24-inch
MovING-EYE DOLL for 10 cents ut the
9S-CENT STORE.
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TRY OUR s0c TEA and our 1sc. Laguayra coffee.
w. d. BLAIR & Co. ..-...
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FIFTY pIcTUEE-ALBUMs Qea,her cover reduced
IN 75 cents AZ 99-CEST STORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-24

Elegant fine GOLD VEST, OPERA, aud GUARD
CHAINS at WINSToCK's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-24
CORAL JEwELRY.
FINE WATCHES.

1s-Karat Gold Engagement and Wedding Rings,
-. Bridal Presents,
Silver Goods-a great variety.
All kinds OF HaIr-Work made to order. -'
Repairing OF Watches and Jewelry speciality.
Old gold and silver received In exchange. g
.#. c. GESNET,
917 Main street, Richmond, Va