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that, recognizing this dependence, they
should have laid IN. in addition to their
usual large stock OF dry goods, q supply OF
fancy articles and beautiful goods Just suit
able for Christmas presents. They have lust
opened lot OF dolls that would satisfy the
earnest cravings OF one half the little girls in
the State o. Virginia. There are round
faced dolls and long-faeed dolls, there are
CRYING dolls and laughing dolls, and there
are little dolls who seem TO be "spiling +"
Just for the want Of few clothes. But the
most paradOxical doll OF them all is the in-
eviiable d0iTqaR, which, with handsome
cl0aks. may be purchased at and below cost.
There Is something in this store suitable for
all ages and stations 10 life. Examine the
sbell-boxes, bandkercbiefs, fancy-boxes,
peSfumcry, soaps, ribbons, laces, and jew
eIry, and II you do not find what you want,
we must say you are hard to please.
john VI. NOLTING, S25 Main street, an-
nounces that he has =" Y hardware" but
whether he means excellent hardware or
Y mas hardware we were at lost TO know
TIL we visited bs store, which Il one OF the
greatest eXempl6catioDs Of muItam in pdrUo
it has yet been our pleasure TO behold. A
glance at the handsome poeket-knives
temptingy arranged, with work-cases,
scissors. and genilemen's 'toilet-cases, was
sufficient TO sasisfv-auy doubt we had en-
tertained in the matter, and we can now
point out NoltlDg's as a place where you
will without doubt find Christmas pres
ent 10 please your sister or your cousin or
yonr aunt. All the boys are anxioUsly
looking for one Of his toOl-cbests or pair
OF skates.
SLEIGHT & HOwABD's, corner OF Ninth and
Broad streets, is said to be the headquarters
OF Kris Kingle, Santa Claus, and 81. Nicho-
las. So all that you have to do, little peo.
pie, Is 70 get your parents 10 90 there and
make ample arrangements with these good
dispensers of Christmas presents, and you
will find a well-filled stocking ready for you
on that haRpiest morn Of the year. The
beautiful books, frames, and pictures al
tins store form sight good for sore eyes
Then the games, ork-boxes. pocket-books,
and Christmas and New-Year's cards, viii
form an extended catalogue. from whlcl
many appropriate souvenirs may be select
ed. AS you pass Ninth and Broad drop in
at Sleight IL HOward's.
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Democratic Reorganization.

The proceedings Of the Young Mems De-
mocratic Club last evening bear witness 10
the enthusiasm with which fresh and un-
corrupted Young Democrats are rallying 10
the work OF rejuvenailDg their party.
Our report contains their plan for
Thorough Reorganization OF the Democratic
party in the city Of New York so as TO
emancipate it from the bosses and the balls.
The committee which presented 1t say that
it's object Is "a complete enrolment OF the
Democratic voters, giving them the ffee.t
nossible scope in The selection OF their rep
resentatiyes and constant control over them
after they have been selected. thus prevent
inc the evils incident TO Capitalization OF
power"
This plan deserves the earnest study OF
ALL Democrats, young and old, who are
anxions To promote that good purpose.
Probably IL is not perfect in all particu'
lars. Perhaps the criticism 1t viii receive
nav lead TO notifications. But II Is an
honest effort to sketch way TO restore
self.respect TO the Democrats OF New iofk,
and we welcome it as the beginning ol
that end. ... xon,o
II is satisfactory to know that the Young
Men,s Democraiic Club and the Brunswick
uo,ai Commi,tee OF elder Democrats VII
hereafter act in coDiunctioa IN prosecuting
the business OF Reorganization. hoWe.el
they NAV differ about seiai' ,he'r anan, '.,.
nous agreement that new enrolment mus i,.
be directed and superiaisnded py numer sr
o,,s m committee, to be appointed by mass
mse,inp which shall be so large, so in'eiii
cent and so respectable that Its agent
will will command resognition as the appre
nris,e representatives OF the Democrats .
Now York, justifes them In working 'e
es,ber. for ibe grand purpose oi oe'h
them Is the same.
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THE THEATRE LAST NIsHT-MIss DAyEN'
PoRr.-Not for many day have we seen the
Theatre Tiled with such brilliant audience
as was gathered there last evening 10 wit
ness Miss Fanny Davenport az Kate Vivian
in ber new play can Amcrican Girl -
There has certainly been no approsch to II
since the building was reDodeieed. The
elegance on the stage, too, With respect TO
dressing, scenery. and the general stage
setting was qualification OF sessset'c taste
that we don't often enjoy here; yet we dare
say that IL the verdict of that vass assem-
bIage could be taken respecting sbe per.
formance ID would be almost unaniTsous In
expressions OF disappointment.
The play is poor in plot and coheTency,
and with the exception OF some bsight,
spicy dialogue, everything seems TO have
been sacrificed to srtfice, and nature is not
even allowed helping hand. II ends, too,
ss though it were chopped of and unsn-
ished.
Miss Davenport Is consummate actress
in every detail OF stage business and effect,
and although her dressing last evening was
superb, il was not all our fancy had pic
tnred. She Is not as pretty as when we last
saw her here, from the fact that since then
she Is rather inclined TO be gross IN appear
ance. She made far better impression
here some years since In the play OF Pique.
and we only regret that she had not played
something In which she could have done
herself greater justice, and pleased her large
audience more last evening.
The support was quite good, though none
OF the parts furnish much opportunity for
forcble acting. The r6Ie OF Fred. Cover
seems sufficiently overdrawn in itself, but
as presented by Mr.. Chase 1t was distorted
burlesque.
Tonight the celebrated Mendelssohn
Quintette Club.
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DISCONTINUE.
C.E. Strause, No. 7i9 east Broad.
WA. Walker, No: 9l2 east Cary.
Priddy Il Taylor, No. 720 east Broad.
CHANGES.
W.. Blair & Co., No. 1lO9 east Main
street, Law system. -
No. 81. to Virginia Steamboat Company
Same address and same Law-sys.em num-
Der. c..
General T. N. Logan, No. 5l5 north SeV-
enth street, to No. IA west Frani5ln.
Attention Is again called TO "a lTanch +" or
message stations" at
II. G.. Borstmann's, druggist, No. 6l9
west Main street;
A. IL. Robbins's, druggist, 80. 523 north
second street; -oo
w. II. GiDbs's, druggist, No. 1876 west
Broad street. :.
Bowen Il Bradley's, grOcoSs, Manchester;
as aEording a ready msSns ior qulaA
corHa,unication between noa-subscriDers'
G, +. MCt,agER, Manages.
Rsehmekd, Va, December 10, 1880.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

A SUR INSTITUTED on BFBALF or THE
PoLIcY 9OLDERs OF THE PIEDMONT AND AR.
LINGrON LIFE-lNsURANcE C0MPANY.-A suit
has been instituted In the Circuit Court OF
the United States on behalf OF al the poIf-
cy-holders OF the Piedmont and Arlington
Life-insuraDce Company asking the Court
to appoint a receiver TO take charge CT aud
collect and distribute its assets.
The bill, which is filed by Messrs. Ould Il
CarrIDgton, w. w. Gordon, and x. l.. Maui
ry, Is In the name OF r. b. Buck and others,
who sue on behalf OF themselves and all
other policy. holders. IL alleges as ground
for the appointment the insolvency Of the
company, and claims that, therefore. what
ever assets there be belong TO the creditors
and policy-h0lders, and should be admins
tered by a person selected by themselves or
by the Court, and not by a nominee OF the
company. Ii Is also stated that large poT-
tion OF The capital stock OF the company has
been retired within The last few years, and
that its financial condition was such as that
this should not have been done, and the bill
prays that those shareholders whose stock
was thus retired should return TO the trea-
sury whatever they may have received there
for.
Upon the fling Of the bill temporary in
junction was awarded by the Court restrain
ing the trustee recently appointed by the
company, Mr.. A. X. BIakey. from paying
out any funds in his hands, and summoning
the defendants to show cause on Monday
next why receiver should not be ap-
pointed.
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PERsoNAL-BRIEFs.- -vice-President Pal

PERSONAL Fs.-Vice.President Par
sons Is recovering rapidly.
A large number Of strangers are in the
city attending the sessions OF the Grand
Ledge OF MasOns.
Mr.. a. Y. Stokes has gone to Danyille to
see his brother, who is reported to be very
i'll.
The Virginia State Dental Association
met yestt rday, but transacted only routine
business and adjourned. They will meet
again to-day.
On Tuesday night next. the 2ist, Vir-
ginia Lodge, No. 2, knights OF PythIas,
will give a grand maSque ball at Monticello
Hall. The indications are that the affair
will be wel-cODducted and enjoyable.
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[Communis sSisd.l


KeeSs's Shylock was al artistic triumph.
A grsa. deal OF peA business was intfo'
dueess. and Mr.. Keerss as in the case Oh n's
Richard, gave nOvsa a0d forcibie 'slefpre-
tat.0o OF his r6ie. Eks readings were fresn
ana powerful, and aaa principal scenes Win
ru,.ai and before ,se'ducal court were iorcl
be and impressive presentations OF The part.
The audience ssuw very enthusiastic over
the acting In these scenes, and the star was
called out after zach, and received genu'
iue ovation.--St. Louis Globe Democrat Oc'
t0ber IA, 1880.
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ANNUAL INSPECTION OF THE FIRE De-
PARTMENT.-The annual inspection OF the
Richmond Fire Department was held yes
terd9y afternoon AT O'Clock in front Of the
Council chamber. The apparatus was
bright and clean, and indicated that the
staiionmen were careful and industrious
and paid strict attention TO their indoor
duties. The ranks as general. thing were
full, but some OF tie men were absent-a
few who had been injured at the recent
fres, one or two who are very I'LL,
and one or two who were called
away by the death OF near relatives.
Those who were there were tine-loOking
men, and did credit to the department.
After the committee had made a thorough
inspection OF the men and apparatus, the
horses were driven around the square IN
trOt, and then the parade was dismissed
The con mi'tee made a note OF the needs
OF the department, which at The proper
time they will ask to be supplied.
After the inspection, about O'Clock, !ht
Chief sent in his private signal at head
quarters, and called out Steamer Company
No. 3.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
wagon, buggy, &C.
J. p. FITZGERALD and j. II MOTLEY, trus-
ices ~ NJ. on The Or, misses. I've miles from
Prospect depot, Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio
raih DAD, 2.C ol acres Of and.
JNO +. LAUGITON, JB.. l04 A. NJ, pianos,
household furniture. carpets, &C.
W. GODDlN. II b., trustees sale Of valuable real
estate IN The ciiy Of Richmond, exienoing from
The south side of Water street TO the ship-l0ck
and 10 james river, and nearly adjoining ihe
wharyes of the Od Dominion Steamship Com
uauy.
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10 Subscribers RiehmOnd Telephone

ENcuHbSe.
Please note the following additions and
alterations to date:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
At. a. Va. Fer. Co., ShockOe Slip,
Law system, No. l1J
At. tSNa.F. Co., Chemical W'rks,
Magnetic system.
At. &. Va. +. Co., Mlnufactory,
Magnetic system.
james Il. Werth, No. ia y. 1ih ST.,
Law system, No. 17S.
p. Whtlock, No. 1fj T.. Main ST.,
Law system, No. 1SO.
B. ). Fitch, No. 500 W. Franklin,
Magnetic system.
CHANGES FROM MAGNETIC TO LAW
SYSTEM.
Gen. r. NJ. Logan, No. II west
Franklin street,
Law system, No. l7G
Brighthope Il. Il. Co., No. 703
Byrd street,
Law system, No. III.
DIR. G.. w. West, FOFd's Hotel,
Law system, No. 179.
John Bowers, No. Governor st.,
Law system, No. 1Sl.
American Hotel, No. lil9 east
Main street,
Law system, No. 1872.
Richmond Banking aud Insurance
Company, No. 1901 east Main
street,
Law system, No. 1873.
Planters National Bank, Twelfth
and Main streets,
Law system, No. 1874.
WeAmoreiand Club, No. 60l east
Grace street,
Law system, No. 1S5.
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SALVAGE CORPs.-Tbe question OF organ
izing salvage corps for this city has been
talked about for some time, and the indica-
tiOns are that ere long one will be fully
equipped and put into service. Indeed, we
are informed that the Board OF Under
writers OF this city have already taken the
iniiiatory steps towards the formation OF
such an organization, and that report may
be expected at an early day.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. In the afternoon ii was windy
and disagreeable, and at night rainy and
cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, "a /;
8 a. NJ, 3S; noon, G1; 3 p. NJ, 81; p.
NJ, So; midnight. AZ.
Mean temperature, so 6.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, falling followed by rising
barometer, rising followed by lower tenn
perature, soutberly yeeriDg to westerly
winds, and partly cloudy or cloudy weather,
with rain, followed by clearing weather.
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.RArrvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Dec. Ia, Dec. Is, Dc. 4, Do9. II,
1878. 1879 1880. 1850.
-. 9 II II 80 lS ~ "A 22

Mean temperature fOs the week ending
December 4, 1000 m6an temperature Tor
the week ending December ii, 35.sa
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
d. december 4, O.Sl INCHES; amount OF rain.
fall Tor the week ending December ii, 600
inches. -.
fste Population Of city, 64,6.D'-wliie,
q. .s,l; colored, as,s99. Rate os mortality
OF whole population was % ~ per i,oos
per annum; rateof mortality si white pop
ulation was 1895 per l,O0O per ahnuS's
rate Of mortality OF colored population was
sa. SO per .0os per annum. o
Figures used In this report: White, 3Az"nS
colored, 26, Soo-total, 65,eD'.
sThe asa ADDED 10 population as per census ls
eonsidrred a meagre allowance iof tho toaliox
/ noDuIatiOa oil our city,
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SERIOUS ACCTDENT.-Ye,terday afternoon
Mr.. Charles Walker, engineer OF Gary's
machine shop near the Chesapeake and
Ohio tunnel, was painfully injured by the
bursting OF fly-wbeel. Soon after starting
the engine the wheel'burst and piece
struck Mr. W alker in the face, inficting .
painful injury. He was taken home by the
city ambulance.
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NAw ASD ELEGANT srYLgs Of fwALL-PAPERsf
wINpo W SHADES, and coRNfcts Inst received.
BOOTH Co, Tenth street.
WHEN lins receive rosy fash.
And teeth become dszztsg wisa-,
Beneath the efforts Of The brush.
when s0zODoNr Is used Alright.
The mouth becomes sweet, pure. and warm,
And the fresh breath an odorous charn..

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND WITNESSES ~fil tes-
isry 10 the virtues OF Dr. TUrT's PILLS. wAerever
chill and fever. bilious diseases hver afft Gions
prevail they have proven great blessing Resiefs,
a single Trial will convince you that this is DO catS-
penny mrtieine. Ten years' test has established
their ipeSsts.
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hare anaiyxed The whi'kty known under the
brssd OF q SELECT" controlled BY nessrs. W A..
TER ID. BLAIR TO-, a,ehmonc, VA and noa -
yR,sr PROM rusII. oil and other impasl les
.a recommend Us use for medicinal and family
,,nrn,,ses. J. b. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry, Medical College ol
| Virginia.
| January -, l672s
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MusrcAL TREAT To NIoHr.-No lover
OF real good music should fail 10 near r.,ne Tue
coueelt TO DO given tonight al ,ne inss'av s,Sav
hy The MeEdelssohn Qaintette ClnD. Ines snes
are oil artists Of the first rank, saa ,,,uc nius
never failed TO give our people genu,ae
Measure and satisfaction, Tley deserVs
good house.
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A NOVEL SHIPMENT Messrs. Ellison Il
Harvey, Of this city, shipped few days ago
a carload OF whiskey direct to San Fran
cisco. This Is the second carload OF whis.
key they have shipped to San Francisco in
the past few months.
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8itllmond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER Is, 1850.

81 THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CiRcr-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERs OF THE CITY
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DESIGNATION OF ELDER WILLIAM
III TROY Og THE MOORE-srREHT BAPTIST
CnUKCu.--The clO-iUg sermon OF ihe aDofe-
ntmed minister win he delivered MKT SUNDAY,
/ 9th instant. The members OF said congregation
prop ,se 10 make "A special contribution 10 Elder
Troy On taking leave OF BIN. and ask the coopefa.
ton OF all who may desire TO JON thes ih '"'s acs
of Tbrif appreciation OF the pastors iabofs.
ii
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HUsTINGs COURT.-The Hastings Court
was in session yesterday. The case OF
George L. Cox, which came up on an ap-
peal from the Police Court, was tried. He
was charged with stealing shoes from Ste
phen Putney Il Co.. and was acquitted.
The case OF Budde Fairclotb, indicted for
feloniOu,ly shooting Charles N0lting, has
been continued until the next term in con-
sequence OF the absence OF N5lting, who Is
unable to appear at court.
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canI give my son a college education at
omey sys a proud and anxious iather.
:. .V" V""a,iainly,o replies an expert. who knows
y, sho,,t Il. san you want h base-Dall
a",de o. de- racing shell, and few packages %
c,csrettes, ,"-E Exchange,
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NJ. FLLYsoN a CO., advertising agents, insert adj
verisemens In all Of the newspapers OF The United
states at publishers ratcs. Orders left at the Dis
match coanting-room viii receive prompt stten-
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Entered at the Post-Ofnce at Richmond, Va, as
secOnd-claSs matter.I
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SELECT YOUR PRESENTS EARLY.

We are olening elegant new goods for the
HOLIDAYS.
LadIes. DIAMOND LACE.PINs aud DROPS,
/ LADIES. ID IkMOND BANGLE aud LOIK-
| BRACELETS.
Ladies. DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINGS and
EAA. DROPS.
Ladies. DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS aus
EAR-DBoPs,
| Ladies. DIAMOND PEND ANTS and
| CROSSES.
| Ladies. ONYX and Pearl NECKLACES.
| Ladies. ONYX LACE PINS and BRACE
| LETS,
Ladies. BIzANTINE aud FLoRENrISE
SETS.
Rlch...ROWAN GOLD PENDANTS,
| Rtch. ROMAN GOLD NECKLACES,
| Rich ROMAN GOLD and DIAMOND
LOCKErs,
| Rich ROMAN GOID BANDS and BUT
TONS,
Rich....RoMAN GOLD EAR-DgoPs and
KNoBS.
Gents. .SCARF-PINS, SCARf.RINGS. and
SLEEVE LINKS,
! Gents. .SIGNET and lNTAGLiO RINGS,
tents. SLEEVE ana BOSOM BCrloNs,
| Gents. WATCHES, CHAINS, SEALS and
LOCKETS.
SrPERB SILVER In cases. and great va
! rie,y OF BEAUTIFUL BASKETS. FRUIT
| STANDS. Il NZEs. iARD.STANDs,
VASES TgREENs. PITCHERS, WATERS,
| &C. &C.
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when you are out looking for your
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
They have great many
USEFUL ARTICLES
GREATLY-REDUCED PRICES.
.ooo SILK HANDKERCHlEFS from the COM
monest to $3.50 each-the largest variety of
SILK Handkerchiefs in this city;
100 dozen FANCY LINEN and EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS from SIC. 81 each;
Handsome boxes Of COLLARS and CUFFS;
| Large variety of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S
GLOVES;
Great variety of CHILDREN'S CLOAKS;
Immense assortment of LADIES' CLUAKS to be
closed out at much less than regular value:
We also have LOT of LADIES ana ChlLDhENS
FIJRS TO be closed out regardless OF costs
100 pieces Of CARPET TO be sold al great reduc-
OII-CLOTHS,
WINDOW. SHADES, and
LACE CURTAINS.
An immense stock of LADIES' and GENTLE
MEAS UNDERWEAR must be sold, as The sea-
A few S" very ,s handsome BRoCHE sHAwLs suitable
90 '1I pIeces HIs Black CAsHMERE-he cheapest ever
shown ip Richmond or anv other ciiy-at from
nc. TO y per per ys,divLGpio,';, ard best a,ss FOODS:
so pieces COLOeED SILK;
80 pieces BR0CADED SILK;
is pieces BIAtk SATIN: -
Al ppleces COLORED SATIN. aud hundred of other
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS: ,, o<>o,>s.
stili a few more of those CHEAP DRESS GOODS
| I 600 pieces OF handsome DRESS GOODS at great
reductions; ,uouruYO
| 500 dOz n more NAPKINS;
10 pieces TABL LE-IINEN at SOC worth 7Sc;;
| Large stock of FLANNkLS aud CASSiMLkES;
| noo nsirs more of those cneap BLANKETS left;
| 500 BAL MORALS from soc. 70 20 each or,,s
| A large line of DRUGG ErS aud CkC MB.CLoIHs
! 100 nieces of MONTE REPS at l2He.-reai value
25c.; a,
| 90 pieces SILK FRINGE and PASSEMENTEkiE
| TO select II ON: -. oynuue
| I 900 SCARFs. FlCHUES. and COLLARETfESi
| i 900 COksETS from soc. 10 sl.25; oo
some more of those DoUBLE-WiDTH DhESs
! GOODS at the same old price;
/ A few mo e of those Sc. DRESS GOODS:
BLACK sILk PLUSH al $50 wor,n :4'
| RROCADED ykLVEra at ~ Worib so'
| A large variety OF LAP-RUBEs:
| Our SITS VELVET reduced to u per ysfd;o
fVo sYCLE BROTHERS,,
| a.roaoa 3ll Broad street.
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so AS TO ACCOMMODATES

so AS TO ACCOMMODATE
those who
CANNOT VISIT OUR STORE DURING
THE DAY
we have concluded TO.
OPEN OUR STORE on
SATURDAY EVENINGS, December lth and 18th
AT 5 O'CLOCK.
We viii close cur store on Christmas-Eve at 4:45
O'Clock PM, so supply your wants before that time.
LEVY BROTHERS.
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DEADr READ! READ!!!
CHEAP NEWSPAPER.

In const tqienee Of certain newsdeaers cntting
down newspapers 10 newsboys, have also con-
cluded 10 reduce my prices not only TO The news.
boys, but 10 my patrons and the puphe generally.
now sell the New York Herald at THREE CENTS
nor eonv ". LEONARD
do Iii S23 east Main stre !.
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Observation-Disclosures

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at The
DISPATCH PRfSTING-IloCsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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ANpALUSIAN BALM.
To make the hands smooth, TO Keep the lips
from, ehapping, there Is nothing better than this
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set In ever, body should have some OF II.
Prepared by I. ROBERTS BAKER, i'rngeisi, No.
oi3 Main street.
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SgHNE THREAD.

10000 1O> ' TansM&s@
lust s..ctkNsj.
2O,, 90 tbs. xsose 10 arrive.
Our p,st saYp:y Of SEINE rHgEAD, eon.istlns
~ al, M ss,srs aud qualities. y receives we src
o,,ns red 10 fuYpish all IA rsed with The beat gooas
a; The vs=y lowest priee'. . snxS
Sole ive,ostefs or The tpn brssa s"ns a"'e~s
(wsrfaalei fu'l fiandasdl ..,su .s
corner Seven ssnih aud FrAnshn Sres'
rw,xrs and MEETINGS ossvsry deserip,tss on,
hand aud made 20 og<sr. =" -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-15

WE HAVE JUST OPENED An ELEGANT STOCK
OF CHfLpREN's AND Boys ULsrERs. bought very
low account OF The lattness OF the season, and we
will sell them chesDer than any house In town.
OvERCoATs and ULsTERs al all prices from $3.50
upwards. MCADAMs 4 BERRY,
Tenth and Main streets.