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New LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARs.-A Char
ter has been granted for new colored
Good Templar lodge at Lincoln, Loudoun
county. Va, with $50 cbarier.appllcanls. IL
will be organized next week. James A.
Bail will be w. Z. t., and Noble Redmond
w. s. Two new lodges will be also insti.
tuied ia Alexandra and one at Accotink,
with large memberships.
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IN NOTHING SHOULD ONE BIZ MORE CAREFUL
than IN he selection OF cosmetics. J. 4 T.. ATKiN'
SONS MIX Of white Roses, while harmless ana de-
liphtfnlly nerfnmee is one Of the most effective.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25

PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S EMULSION OF COD
LIVER OIL is guaranteed pure and free from aka
lies. IL builds no the weakened system. Try It.
Fifty cents per bottle. All druggists keepit.
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4 ForI-MoUTuEp WOMAN

is even worse than foul-mOuihed man. But no
one need he foul-mouthed # they viii only use 5000
DON'T and rub 1t In well. Don't spare the brush and
suoll the mouth AZ some parents do with their chill
dren when they withhold the rod.
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On RIs 4 NJ A s..

GHRIsT AS.
SMOKERS HEADQUARTERS.
GEORGE sCPEN.
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
A fsu stock OF ane IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
smnKiSe;. ana CHEwING.TOBACCO,
kThL. RUSSIA. MoROCCO. md ALLlGAIot
SOAR and GIG E-CAsEs ana
MATlH-sAfES,
CifixK- and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
And SMOKERS AhfiGLns ssnsSanV'
Asen, for the most populsT MINERAL WATERS
Dc 2ls6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25

WHEREVER USED, PURCELL, LApD CO.'S
Emulsion OF Cod Liver OH has given entre satisfso-
lion. Price, so cents. Al all drugstores. Take no
suh tifute.
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The best bargain in Holiday Goods is at LEVY
BROTHERS. They will keep their store open on
Wednesday and Thursday nights until $3.50, and
will close their s,ors on Friday afternoon at 435.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25

To avoid shopping around call at LEVY BRO
TIERS as they show the largest stock OF goods
suitable for Christmas presents In the city.
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Administrator of f.. W. J

HORSFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE affords nouri. IL
ment to the cerebral and nervous systems.
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PERSONAL---VERY. ITEHs.-Put. Moore,
the son OF General p. T. Moore, returned
to the city yesterday after an absence Of
nine months on the Richmond and Allegha-
ny railroad in engineer corps.
General Lane is in the city.
The friends OF Steam-Fire- Engine Com
pany No. /, on Church Hill, entertained
the members Of the company last evening
in pleasant manner.
The Governor has offered reward for
the arrest OF William Hight and -
Tucker, who were confined in the Bruins.
wick county Jail awaiting trial for felony
and who set fire TO the building and eS.
capped. Hight has, it is understood, served
out one term in the penitentiary.
TODAY the offices Of the State. city, and
United States Government, and the banks,
will be closed. At the post-Office Sunday
hours will be observed-yiz., from $3.50 to
4:3O =. M.-and the carriers will make no
delivery. The freigbt-dep0ts at the differ
ent roads will also be closed.
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CHRIST CHURCH.

This church, which is now without rec
tor, has also been plainly but prettily dressed
with 6vergreens, much after the manner OF
last year. but not TO so great an extent. To-
dav there will be the usual Christmas ser
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Don't mind the weather. Call IT once aud bay
yoar goods for the holidays at Lxvy bhoTuxHs'
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ST. PHIL rs.

st. Philips church (coloredl has not been
beautiied to any great extent, in accordance
with the usual Christmas custom OF EpiScO'
pal churches. There is on the left side OF
the chancel. however, a large holly Christ
mas-tree. The music here will be appro-
pirate TO The day.
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ExPERiExcE HAS PRoyES THAT PuRcELLs
LADD A CO.'S Emulsion Of Cod.Liver OIL has no
superior. Tske no other fubsiituie. For sale
by all druggists. Price. so cents.
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Entered at the Post-Orfce at Richmond, Va, as
seconn-class matter.J
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

The usual custom OF dressing this venera-
bic edifice at Christmas time has been de-
parted from to a certain extent this year,
and the decorations are confined to Il mod
est use OF eyergreens, etc, around the pu!-
pit and chance.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


Rzy- THE GREAT SALE
HOLIDAY GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS.
You viii and large assortment Of
STABLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
JEwELRy. TOYS, BOOKS,
PICTURES, DESKS.
RK-BoXEs, DOLLS,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs,
FIcHuEs, scARFs, &C, &C.
YoU CAN FIND PRESENTS
SUITABLE FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
GIRLS AND BOYS.
STORE OPEN THIS CTHURsDAY NIGHT
UNTIL 9:30.
WILL CLOSE ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON
AT 4:45.
LEVY BROTHERS,
de9s lOl7 and lO19 Main street.
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FROM DR. :. w. HUNTER,

BALTIMORE, Md:
Colden's LlEBiG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF take pleasure In recommending always
produces good biood, hedtth and strenQth.
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MAss-MEETING OF THE BAPTIST CHURCHES.
There will be mass meeting OF the Bap-
tist churches tomorrow night at the Sec
ond Baptist church, Sixth and Main streets.
The services OF the occasion will he IN pub
lie recognition of Rev. William b. Bagby
and wife, who have just been appointed
missionaries to Brazil. Mr.. Baeby is de.
scended from the well-known King AID
Queen family. but is a native OF TeXas, and
both be and his bride (nee Anne Luther.
are graduates OF Waco University. He anu
others will deliver addresses on the Empire
for which he is to sail early in January, and
on the work in which be will there be en-
gagged.
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ST. PAUL's.

This church, although not susceptible OF
very elaborate Christmas decorations, has
been dressed this season with taste ana
great care. The ladies having charge OF
the work Iabored with tlreless zeal until
YESTERDAY, when their work was completed
and the church closed and warmed for the
services to-day. The chancel, galleries, and
pjlars are dressed "solid," having the
appearance OF evergreens growing out, so
well have they been put on. The
windows in the galleries are wreathed, and
upon the face or front OF the choir-gallery anl,
pears the word in gilt letters, Emmanuel,
The front Of the pulpit is also dressed solld,
and upon the pulpit is the word "Holy -
in gilt letters.
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HOLIDAY SUBSTANTIAL. IL. lPRESENTS
H5IinAyl ANn0RNAMESIAL, paEsENTs
H0LIDAYiIN GREAT VARIETY ATiPRESENr5
JULIUS MEYER SONS.
GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES.
LADIES' FUR.TOP LINED DoSskIN;
LADIES KID ,n 8. 4. and Buttons;
LADIES THREAD. lined and unlined;
MEMS LINED DOGsKTN;
MEMS SPRING TOR DOGsKIN:
MEMS KID, CLOTH. aud THREAD:
BOYS LINED DOGSklN, BUCK, and CLOTH;
MISSES KID, THREAD, and CLOTH,at
JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS.
HANDKERCHIEFsi BANDKERCBILFS!
HANDKERCHIEFsl
1000 SILK from l2kc. to $50;
LADIES HRMsTITCHED from 1910 40c.;
GENTLEMEN's HEMsTITCHED. plain aad
fancy;
CHILDREN's PLAIN and COLORED BORDERS
at JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS.
PAPETERlE!
in fancy box from l24c. to 81 at
JULIUS MEYER SONS.
PERFUMERY in fancy boxes;
SOAPS In fancy boxes;
JAPAN GLOVE and HANDK DKERCHIEF-BOXES
at JULIUS NJ YER & SONS.
LADIES' SHOPPING.SATCHELS, POCKET
BOOKS, and PURSES.at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
LADIES NECKWEAR!
CREAM and SPANISH LACE TIES. WHITE
NULL TIES, EMBROIDERED MUSLIN TIES,
SPANISH LACE aud NULL FICHUEs in i'm
mense variety at JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
CFNTI EMEN,S NFCKWEAE
500 NICK. SCARFS at Csc; SHIELDS from
35c. to Sl.25; WINDSOR SCARFS. WHITE
and COLORrD TIES, BOYS TIES, SHIELDS
and BOWS, cheap AZ , ,,,,~,.
FANCY HOSIERY
FANCY HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN,
FANCY HOSIERY FOR LADIES.
FANCY HOSIERY FOR GENTLEMEN at
JULIUS MEYER u SONS.
de l4-eod 601 and 603 Broad street.
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on every hand one notices evidence OF Ia.
Dor and taste. There are heavy festooDs OF
evergreens oil around the gallery. and In
profusion In that part OF the sacred editce
in which the pulpit Is located. The cbanceI.
the reading-desk, &C., are all beautifully
and tastefulIy decorated with cedar and
Other eyergreens. and IL would he difficult
10 improve what has been done. Here they
have volunteer choir, which will sing JOY
fuI Christmas music to-day. There are not
as many notices here as at st. James.
GRACE (EPIscoPAI) CHURCH.
The ladies' Of this congregation have de-.
corated their church with all their usual
taste and skll. Evergreens are disposed in
graceful outlines about the cbancel and
arches and over the windows and gas-fix-
lures OF the auditorium. The organ has
been removed to its old place in the gallery,
and the space lately occupied BY 1t to the
left Of the chancel now holds a large cross
covered with evergreens, relieved by few
white flowers Of feathery form. The usual
Christmas services will take place to-day at
12 O'Clock. The choir is an excellent one,
and includes Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard. 1t is
understood that the musical selections will
be OF more than usual interest.
MOORE.MgNORIAL.
The decorations at this church, under the
management OF Miss Ella Tanner. though
unostentatious, sre very tasteful. Around
the chance-railing evergreen is beautifully
festOoned. as also on the reading-deSks.
Just over the doors on either SIDE OF the
pulpit.stand are acknowledgements stars
OF evergreen, emblematical Of the star OF
Bethlehem, which guided the "wlse men
OF the East" in their search for /" Him who
was born King OF the Jews" A star also
adorns the entrance-dOor Of the church, and
each window. The gas.txtures are also
tastefulIy decorated.
ST. Andrews.
At this church the decorations. while
rather more profuse than at the Moore
Memorial, are OF the same character. Mrs.
ID. n. Walker had charge. and most sue
cessfully did she perform the duties devoy-
ing upon her. PAINTED over the pulpit are
the words "Be thou faithful unto death
and | will give thee crown OF life" I'm
mediately in front OF this, and in beautiful
contrast with the wall in the rear, and eX-
tending from one side OF the cbancel.railing
| to the other, is an arch OF evergreen, which
Is continued around the railing and over
the door on either side. On the wall in rear
OF the reading-desks is an anchor and Q
cross, symbolical OF faith and hope. Other
part, OF the church are tastefully decorated
with evergreen stars. wreaths, anchors, &c
| Altogether the decorations, though modest,
are very appropriate 10 this happy season
| There will be services in this church to-day
at 1880 O'Clock by the rector, Rev. Pike
] Powers
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AUCTION sAL.S MONDAY.

BARGAINS AT HurzLER BROTHERS,.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS OF STATE
GRAND DIVISION. No. l, UNITED ORDER OF
VANGuARDs OF FREEDOM AND TEMPERANCE.
William H. Wise, Richmond. p. 5. u. L. !;
William l.. Johnson, Richmond, S. &. c.;
John Terris, Richmond, S. G. ID. c.; James
Penney, Richmond, s. g. Sr. G.; Charles
Boldlng, Petersburg, ). g. Jr. c.; Thomas
X. johnson, Richmond, S. Il. Sec; A. A i
len, Richmond, s. q. Treas; Rev. Frank
Tibbs, Gordonsvile, s. g. Prelate; Charles
Marks, Richmond. S. G.. Con-; John Ar
cher, Richmond, $. G. e. OF g.; L. l.. Will
liams. Culpeper Courthouse, S. G. First
Sentinel; ii. l.. Woedson, Alexandra, ,.
Ii. Second Sentinel.
Also OF Solomon Division. No. /, Van
guard Of Freedom and Temperance: Eme-
line Pullman, p. w. c.; Daniel Briggs, w.
c.; Mary Jones, w. Senior c.; Paul Curr,
w. Junior c.; William L. johnson, W.
| Treasurer; Robert FL. Brown, w. Conduc'
tor; Julia Jeler, w. A. Conductor; Martha
Oliver, w. X. Fl. S.; Catherine Jackson
w. L. III. S.; Z. ii. johnson, w. Inside
Sentinel; P. F. Johnson, w. Outside Sen
tinel; William II. Wise. w. Chaplain; A
Allen, w. Father; T. r. johnson, DIV
D.; l.. w. Williams, Recording Secretary
Thomas Terris, Financial Secretary.
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AMUSENENTS.
DICIIMOND THEATRE.
The you, American Tragedian,
IIR. FREDERICK PAULDlNG,
assisted by
Nils AGNES UERNDON.
XMAS MATINEE THIS DAY AT 2P. NJ.
TONIGHT
the last appearance OF the aboye-named arii'u,
sHYLOCk.
Seats secured at Fox. ONCE Of Theatre.
THURSDAY. HAZEL KlRKt, win new ana
beautiful scenery by Mr.. DunOcq. dP2o-l$
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ST. MARKS.

While there has been scant supply, on
account OF the weather. OF evergreens, the
sexton Of st. Marks fortunately took time
nv the forelock, and before the snow pro
cured aII that were wanted. This churcn
Il consequently elaborateIy decorated, ana
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Police COURT.-The following eases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday by
POlice.Justic ID. G.. Richardson:
Samuel Jones atlas Gabriel Hall (colored]
was found guilty Of stealing one vallSe con.
tanning clothing from the Richmond and
Danyille railroad depot, the property OF
Henry Dunn, and sentenced to receive thlr-
ty-nlne lasbes.
William Cupples, tramp, was sent to jail
for ten days for yagrancy. :.
George w. Wade, charged with assault
and battery. Dismissed on payment OF cost
Floyd Mazel (coIored) was found guilty
of stealing sundry articles of iewelry and
other articles, valued at 80, from W. A.
Stevens, and sentenced to be punished Will
twenty stripes.
Jacob Henry (colOred) was fined $3.50 fol
dsorderly conduct in the street.
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH.

The Monumental church Is simply but
prettily decorated, the style CT the church
being consulted in the dressing. The gal
leries are gracefully draped with large
wreaths tf evergreen, and under the choir
gallery a handsome Tyre finishes the orna..
ments. The massive pillars in the chancei
are wound around with wreaths, and the
space between Is filled with green arch'
on which are the words, in gold letters,
.Tbe Bright and Morning STAR" A hite
cross of unusual size, edged with delicate
wreath of green, surmounts the arch, across
the arms OF which is the word "Jesus,
made OF gas Jets, which. when lighted, Is
very pretty. Suspended underneath the
centre of the arch is lovely basket ol
growing plants. In The rear OF the cbance
is large Ieredos, pn which Is the sentence
- Glory to God in the Highest, and on Earth
Peace, Good. win TO Men," The font Is also
trimmed with evergreen, in the centre OF
which Is q handsome growing plant. Tue
front OF the chancel is covered with White
and finished around the top with wreath
OF running-cedar.
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ST. JAMES.

The decorations at this church are very
beautiful. but are not elaborate. They are
IN running cedar and holly. The chancel.
the pulpit. and reading-desk are almost
covered with evergreens, and the enect Is
very fine. The pilasters on each side ot
the pulpit and the cornice are ornamented
with green wreaths and pendants, ana IN
the centre OF the cOrnice there is large star
I'm cedar. There are also In front oi the
organ.Ioft wreaths with The inscriptions
I" Behold! Thy King Reigneth" and Ho-
saona 10 the Son OF David" On the side
galleries there are no decorations OF ever
greens. but there are two notices" Glory
be 70 tiod of High" AID "On Earth, Peace,
Good-W,l TO Man." The choir Is voiun-
ieer one. and TO morrow will be sung seVe'
raj cborusses appropriate TO the season.
Tbore are no flowers and no brigbt-colored
leaves. The dressing OF the entire church
Is. m fact, in keeping with The weii-estao'
llsbed custom OF st. James.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
1g- MEYERS DOUBLE STORE,
col AND sos BROAD STREET.

HoLrDAYlFOR OLD AND YoUNG,tPRFsENTs
HOLIDAY LADIES AND GFN1S, lPRESENTs
uOLIDAY BOYS AND GIRLS. PRESENTS
HOLIDAY USEFUL, PRFSENTS
HOLIDAY SUBSTANTIAL. PRESENTS
HOLIDAY ANUORNAMENIAL PRESENTS
H0LIDAYiIN GREAT VARIETY ATiPRESEN rs
ttrt
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all over Macedonia, and there have been

all over Macedonia, and there have been
also several CONFLICTS with revolutionary
bands. ";
IT is reported that Ayoob Khan has ar
rived at Herat, and the Heratees are will
ing to return to attack the British,
THE Holy See has formerly threatened
recall the Papal Nuncio from Paris if the
religious DEGREES are enforced.
The Sultan has again telegraphed the
Emperor of Germany, who has advised
him to accept the proposition of the Euro
pean powers.
THERE is great anxiety at Rome in
official circles about Gen. Garibaldi's
movement, which has formed the theme of
discussion at three cabinet councils.
The Rev. DR.. Cleary, parish priest of
been appointed by the pope bish OPP of
Kingston, Canada
LORD MoUNTMoRR1s, small landlord
in Galway, Ireland. was murdered.
on the 28th inst, by his tenants, with
whom he was on bad terms.
PRoCLAMAT1oNs have been issued offer
ing 1000 pounds reward for the apprehen-
sion of the murderers of Lord Mount
Morris. Sweeny and Gannyn were ex-
amined on the I'd inst. and were remand
ed for week at the request of the police.
PARNELL addressed a meeting of 1O,-
600 persons at Kilkenny on the 9TH inst.
Nine members of parliament and fifty
Catholic priests were present. Parnell
announced as soon as sufficient Informal
ton had been collected the land league
would organize great strike against pay
ing rent on the estate of every rack rent
ing landlord.
ALL the editors of the chief journals of
St. Petersburg, have been summoned be-
fore Gen. Melikoff and told that their con-
tinued discussion of a constitution for
Russia has highly displeased the car; that
nothing more on the subject would be al
lowed to appear, and that during the
present reign it would be premature to
discuss the question of constitution.
The serial warfare in Ireland grows in
intensity. The murder of the Viscount
Mountmorris indicates the presence of the
worst passions and the likelihood of a serial
revolt among the discontinued peasantry
Lord Mountmorris was poor, unknown
nobleman, unpopular as landlord, a mag
istrate. and neighbor. The motive of
the murder is the subject of general dis
cussion. Everybody in England denun-
ciates the crime as agrarian, and many
call for coercive measures. The Irish
organs declare it to be in no way connected
with the agitation, and urge the govern
ment to resist the demand for repression.
The national papers are excessively vio-
lent, and one of them rails at the blood
outlines of those who maintain "a satan
ic system as graphing gate Of hell in the
land" The cabinet came to no decision on
Irish matters at its recent meeting. 1t is
possible that the eastern and Irish ques-
tions may render necessary a special ses-
sion of parliament in November. Ireland
will be given respite till then.
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tain of the Queen, which recently arrived
at Sydney. The Esperanza had put into
Collolanghangra, where dispute arose
between the chief Of that place, and
Captain Mcintosh. The natives who
were allowed on the vessel for trading pur-
poses came on board in swarms. One
of them seized Captain Mcintosh
around the neck. while an
other struck him with a tomahawk, and
he died almost instantly. The mate Peter
Gaffney, was butchered in a similar man.
ner, and the rest Of the crew, four hands,
made up of natives from various islands
were also killed, and everything of value
to the natives taken from the schooner,
which was then burned to conceal the
crime. During the latter part of last
month, when the schooners Dauntless of
Fiji: was off the island Api, boat crew
belonging to the schooner was attacked
by the natives of the island, and Mr..
Frazier, the second officer, and Mr.. Nichol,
government agent, murdered.
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JUST now there is a movement
among the booksellers and public on
the other side to insist upon having all
books of any literary pretensions in
dexed in future. An independent work
or book of reference is indefinitely in
creased in utility and convenience by
having full index. Of course it is no
part of the business of an author to be-
come an index maker even to his own
works, although Prescott, Bancroft, and
Shea in his life of Hamilton, which
has very full index, have done SO, and
publishers, with the exception of Long
man, Macmillan, Murray and a few
others dislike the expense of having the
work done by themselves. Macauley
SO we'll recognized the infuen ce of a
good index maker that he made it in
cumbent on those who should represent
him that no Tory should assist in in
dexing his works.