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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

sHsXfrrsoANRr'm HsMXiiroN m6oen stofT ,sMsSs, sMsss
BURNS. and Az d, Ths lil,, oThEg I'm IA BRsTisa BRIT .
stt edge. elegantly illustrated. for 81.
wea;so have 81. ELEGANT LINE OF THE SAME
,ysssIis SSssi ifr cs4GsS>slcs embracing the SCOTTISH
nnnnintNN 0r InE kRBky. nON QuiXCTE. CIT
HAS VICAR OF WAKFFlELD, ROBiNsON
SEssSs SEysss SsSayris sS,SS fsMs ss6fs SpSSsS %
hhND. aud the PILGRIMS PRoGRRSs, in
faIl cloth hndlng elegantly ana profnseS Illus
n,nIss aI's"' N n iTvsRY VARIETY For sunday
noie.; for ministers with extra Wide margins
Tor lay readers, for children. and Tor adnts--in
sssIsrs nsSh ~ We" We have few of the celebrated
BAGSTrR BlBl.ts, which we can ell low
PRAYERS AND DIiyMNALS.--We would call espe.
ctl attention 10 this line OF goods, as We bclieve
IA 10 be the ifrgest aud most elegant assortment
ever exposed N this city. snd Al very how prices.
; large nne OF PRAYkk-Bo in large type,
for pews and old etss.
CHiLihsEN'S wukk-Dnxts, ccmpleiely ipr. r.
beautiful materials. with picksi trimmings, al
SOC. 7sc. sl, sl.25; and si;Ses si;S,es;sr,vo-nrs
ana Pio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN endless va
rIety: BAcKGhM MoN BOARDS, CHE S.,
PLAYING. CARDS. and GAMES.
FANCY II XEs OF PAPER. which make elegant
and inex peusSe presents. at all prices from loc.
~.
sOrtment of iRiDESCENT aud CRACkLED
GLASS CHAlCEDONY; WHITE, COLOREn.
and OPAQUE CHINA. PTtf-BOXEs. INK
STANDS, aud dPAPER-WEiGliTS OF the same
materials.
MOUNT PANELS, PRANG'S CARDS.
STkVENS's SfLK.FRINGED CARDS and
BOOK.MARkS: also Bikf fHDAY CARDS-a
barge colIeciion and wor nv OF inspection.
POCkET-BpOkS aud PURSES in CORK. TOR
TOISF-SHtIL, RUSSIA LEATHER. and
other beautiful materials. mounted aud inlaid
with geld aud silver, and orDamented with
hand paintings and etc! ings.
CIGAR aud CIGARETTE-CASES OF all qualities
and descriptions
AUTOGRAPH LBUMS aud SCRAP-BOOKS In
beautiful profusi0n.
We would cal st'enlion 10 our line OF " GALAXY
AUTOGRAPH BOOKS" embellished with 1o-
raj and oihtr designs nv L. Prang 4 Co.
CHATT ER-BUX for 1850 only Toe.
We solicit n CALL FROM OUR FRIENDS and
an INSPECTION OF our stock.
j. A. YANCEY & CO.,
de l6-eod4t l1l2 Main street.
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DEATH OF FORMER CITIZEN OF RIcH-
N0ND.--The Leavenworth papers give an
interesting account OF the funeral ceremo-
nies OF Mr.. L. NJ. Green, a native OF this
city, who died few days ago IN Leaveu-
worth, Kansas, and whose death we noticed.
He was buried on the 18th by the Com
mandery OF which he was an hOnored men,
Der with imposing ceremonies.
Mr. Green was engaged in the Confederate
War Department when only about fifteen
years old. He left his mother and friends
and went south with the Confederate Gov
erument. He had only one brother, who
was killed at the battle OF Drewry's Bluff,
near this city,. After the war was over he
returned home, but very soon be received a
letter from Texas from aequantances he had
made there during bis short stay. request
Ing him TO return 70 that country, which he
did
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

Brief Hems.-TherQ will he regular
meeting OF the City School Board at the
Baird building next Tuesday night at s
O'Clock.
Mr.. j. Richard Tillery, popular young
lawyer Of Rocky Mount, n. C., was united
in marriage yesterday to Miss Fannie
Vaughan, daughter OF Major John b.
Vaughan, one OF our most esteemed citi-
zens. The marriage took place from the
Meade Memorial church, and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. L. fl. Lacy.
The public schools will close Friday for
the Christmas holiday, and will reopen
January Sd.
The grand jury OF the Hastings Court
was in session yesterday, but was adjourned
over until this morning without finding any
indictments.
There were five marriages in this city
yesterday. Four OF them occurred In The
First Ward.
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A P0sTSCRIPT
Containing Christmas uriOsities,
Candies, and Comforts, Omit
ted from our Last.
but Not Lost.

To have omitted this postscript OF our last
Christmas article was so great an injustice
to you, dear reader, especially now since
the recent bad weather has left so little
time for holiday preparations, that, not
withstanding the contretempS, we present
it to you on account OF the excellence OF the
establishments 1t contains, sustained as we
are by the principle "better late than never"
The beautiful weather which has followed
the storm insures a rich harvest to our mer-
chants, and, as consequence, an abund-
ance Of Christmas joys.
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POLICE COURT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justlce ID. e. Richard
son:
James Fl. b. Tate was fined 81 for his son
Henry jumping on the clIs OF the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road.
George Davis (colored) was found guilty
OF stealing iifiy.6ye cents from Mrs. Bicci-
galuppo and sentenced TO be punished with
twenty lashes and sixty days in Jail.
Matilda White (colored) was sent on to the
grand jury TO answer the charge Of stealing
supdry articles OF wearing apparel from
Norman Borman.
jacob Steal (colored) was fined 50 for as
saulting and beating Margaret Braxton.
Robert Starke was fined 81 for being
drunk.
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~ roU WOULD BUY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
the lowest figure, 90 to sIEvEys'.
II you would select your Christmas Presents from
the Isrges. assortment, go 10 STEVENS.
ff you want to suit yourself the first llace you 10
10, try srEvESs,
II yeu would avoid the rush Of Friday. 90 to sTE-
VEINS to-day.
STEVENS viii sell you Mechanical Tin Toys for
25c.
STEVENS 70c. NovIr q. Eye Doll Is rs large and
fine as any 81 Doll IN the market.
STEVENS Folding Rockers have pattern carpets
IN the scar, and also heavy fringe.
STEVENS has SO desirable decorations In Cham
Der Sets in all the new shapes.
STEVENS has all Il fe choice patterns In fine Tin
Sets.
STEVENS has FIVE sizes In Mlsses' and Children's
Perforated-baek Chairs--the handsomest and most
durable chair In The market.
STEVENS Furnished Work. Boxes are marvel
Of cbeapness, and make present that Is appre-
ciated.
STEVENS has Fine Leather Key. Baskets.
STEVENS has a pair of Fine japanese Bronze
Pitchers for si2 worth SIS also a pair at % that
would be cheap at sl3.
STEVENS las pair of Terra Gotta Bronze Horses
Jor sS that are an ornament TO any mantel.
STEVENS will have on Friday, If not Thursday.
two dozen of those Rustic Rockers for 1925.
STEVENS has some Elegantly Engraved Epergnes
for sl.50.
STEVENS has few Elegant Backing Cases, made
of black walnut, finished In ebony and gilt, as we'll
as a good solid black walnut one, ats
STEVENS Rocklng-lIorse for $1 Is of good size
and has stirIups.
STEVENS can ft up your lamps with any of The
leading makes of Burners, and with White Shades,
Decorated Shades, Iluminators, Renectors, 10.inch
Shades, l4-inch Shades, Etched Globes. In the last
have some elegant designs have the trimmings
so that they will nt elthe. lamps or gas.
STEVENS can show you handsome Albums at 81,
1925, and $3.50.
STEVENS has an elegant Calf Album, card size, +,
for $3.50.
STEVENS has two sizes Of Corner Closets. made
OF black wa nut, finished In ebony aud gilt.
STEVENS has Tin Splt,oons at 80 cents pair.
STEVENS has splendid line of China and Terra
Gotta Cuspsdores at IL and s2 a pair.
STEVENS has a large line of handsome Cologne
Sets
sTEyEgs has handsome Office Inks in Nickie,
ebony ana Git, Cut Glass, Illuminated Glass.
STEVENS has NicKle Clocks for $1.50.
STEVENS is selling Velvet and Tapestry Rugs
very low.
STEVENS can sell you Students Lamps in Nicsle
or Brass.
STEVENS has French. China Dessert.Pates, de-
corated with Fruit, for SO a dozen.
STEVENS has he biggest 25c. Tin Toys In town.
STEVENS Leather Card Cases -ba nd. PAINTED
are the admiration OF all The ladies.
STEVENS has only three pair OF fine Opera.
Glasses In stock. He Will sell them at bargain.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CRY MISSIONS. Attention has lately been
called 10 the valuable and systematic aid
rendered the poor OF the city through the
City Mission, an institution established four
years ago y.s0me energetic and benevolent
ladies, who saw the need OF pi oper arrange
menis for supplying The wants OF The poor,
especially i'm time OF sickness. For two
years this work was elrried on entirely
through the voluntary contributions Of the
lady members and benevolent citizens.
The demands on the Mission became so
numeio Gus that the ladies were compelled TO
call on the City Council 10 help them; and
10 this call they most promptly responded; |;
approDriating gas, coke, and money 10 the
City Mission.
The ladies OF the Mission ask the busi.
nes-men and others 10 buv seup-tickeis
from the City-Mission House, No. IA
Fourteenth street, and give them 20 beg
gars instead Of money; and after bestowing
all they can spare on the City Mission, 20
send all applicants for charity to the Dresi-
dent OF the organization, Mrs. L. Baker.
corner Third and Franklin streets, and she
will refer them TO the ladies in whose dis
trict they reside, by whom they will be Wis
tied and their wants supplied rs far as the
means Of The organization will allow. Gro
ceries are kept at the Mission-House for dis
tribution by the Visitors to the sick and
feeble. The soups and breld, for which
tickets are given freely by the Visitors, are
Of the best quality, being inspected by la
dies appointed for that purpose.
The ladies ask contributions OF any kind
from the citizens. Old clothes are very
desirable and much needed. Contributions
can be sent 10 any OF The following ladies :
Mrs. Baker, corner Third and Franklin !;
Mrs. K. Colslon, corner Third and Grace !;
Mr.. S. Price, near corner Third and Byrd !;
Mrs. Z. Z. Cabeil, Governor street; Mrs.
w. IL. Peasants, Church Hull; Mrs. a. Y.
Stokes, Marshall street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-Tbe tract OF
land in Henrico county near the DPep.Run
turnpike. known as the Hopkins tract, con-
tanning 140 acres, has been sold by Messrs.
II. l.. Staples & Co. to Captain John Lee.
late OF the Sandwich Islands; the farm OF
w. A. Eastman, in Chesterfield county,
containing 60 acres, to 5. VI. aud f. Corbin;
the farm of G.. w. Gary, IN Hanover coun-
ty, containing 1874 acres, by the same firm,
to w. :. Lumpkin; also, lot with inn
proyements thereon, fronting 80 feet on the
north side Of Federal street between First
and second streets, to William 4. Eastman; !;
and a lot fronting AZ feet on the corHer OF
Harvie and Temple streets to j. S. DOdson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-First, over
ture, "Zimpa," (Herold.) orchestra second,
solo soprano, "The Flower-Girl." (Beveg-
nani,) Miss Lizzie Hammer; third, solo vic.
lin. "Jordau is a Hard Read to Travel"
(Baseler,) Mr. ii. f. Laube; fourth. pot
pourri, "Il Troyatore," (Verdi.) orchestra; (;
fiub. "Tbe Kings PolonaIse," (BIlse.) or.
cbestra; sixth, solo soprano, Awaiting"
(MjlIard.) Miss Lizzie Hammer; seventh,
duo piano, Gle Reveil du Lion." (konstki,l
Me.srs. ThIlow and Reinbardl; eighth,
waltzes, "Mon Reye," (WaldteufeI,) orehes-
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Go to AxToSl's before the rush.

GET THE GENUINE ARTIcLg.-The great opu-
larity OF" WILBoR's COMPOUND OF CoD.LIvER
OIL AND LINE" has induced some unprincipled
persons to attempt to palm OF simple article Of
their own manufacture; bui any person who Is suf-
fering from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption. should
be careful where they purchase tbis article II re.
qures no puffiug. The results of Its usc are sbest
recomme ndafions, and The proprietor has smple
evidence Ole of It's extraordinary success In pul.
monary complaints. The Phosphate Of Lime pos
sesses most marvellous healing power. COM
bned with the Pure Cod-Liver OH by DIR. Wi'bor.
II Is prescribed by the medical faculty. sold by A.
b. wILBoR, chemist. Ros,ou, and all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

wIcKEpxEss.-Not a bad heart. but diseased
Liver is oitt the cause OF violence OF ten per- vn-
diciiveness. and sometimes crime for. when The
spleen is affected, The hear. Is sicsssd In lis better
Impulses for want of action 10 csrry OF the bile.
Lbaye used siNxoSs Lrvxs REGULATION. nss
ou'y once, but ottsn. and caa eosideniy asssrt ~
has zone me moe good than say ohr medieins
have ever used fthInk II Is The greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made In the world Many ~ my
nsixhbors have used IL. and al will say as uch u
pSt more than do for he's virtues.
9JOHy ]. ALLEN, Bib county, Ga.~
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The LqSk. In the Mayors Court yester-
day morning William Booker (colored)
was Up charged with stealing railroadiroD
from the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad
Company. tie was found guilty, and JUS
tice Perdue sentenced him to receive ten
lashes. Booker is an old offender, and
has heretofore been convicted OF stealing
iron from this company. He was arrested
a few weeks ago on The charge OF way
laying and robbng woman on the River
road, near Granite, but was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

THE PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON CASE
Argument was heard yesterday IN the
United States Court before Judge Hughes
in the Piedmont and Arlington case, ana be
will decide the matter to-day.
A number OF gentlemen have been mem
toned in connection with the receiyership,
among them Colonel w. e. Darlington; (;
but the Colonel says he has no desire for
the place; that be has not spoken nor been
spoken TO on the subject, and would not
have il il it was offered him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

NEWSPAPER OFFICE BURSED.-Informa-
,ion was received here last evening OF the
destruction by lire OF the newspaper ana
nrintjng-oface OF the Burkeville Senfsnet, Oh
which Alpheus Boiling. Esq- is Inc owner
and editor. Loss not stated.
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GrOOye-Track Nteam Passenger Cars
on Broadway.

GrOOve-Track Nteam Passenger Sars
Oh Broadway.
New YORK, December 21.-A petition
was read before the Board OF Aldermen to-
day from the Groove-Track Pavement Com
pany, asking permission TO lay on Broad.
way complete equipment OF nye se's OF
tracks. 10 suit any gauge OF vehicles, to
run from Union Square down Broadway,
connecting with Wall street, South and
Fulton ferries, TO carry passengers and
baggage at a speed not exceeding twenty
minutes between Union Square and the
ferries, the fare not to exceed i've cents,
prorated with all connecting horse-car
lines desiring the arrangement, and pro-
hibiiing all other vehicles from carrying
passengers except such as now run on
Broadway. They say they Will allow the
city one cent for every full fare they re-
ceiye, the amount to be deducted from the
tax levy on taxpayers along The route Of
the road. The vehicles are TO be propelled
by compressed air. The petition was re-
ferrcd TO the Committee on Railroads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

The Paris Figaro says that at PATHS fare
well performance at the royal opera In Ber-
lin the Emperor OF Germany went down on
the stage 10 compliment the great singer.
After having praised her very warmly, the
Emperor asked her how long she expected
10 stay in America. Patti replied that her
trip would last two years. "Two years "
said the Emperor, s'ihat Is great while at
my age, and In thanking you once more /
am probably bidding you goodbye for the
last time"
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pounds Nix, d Candy at CoLUMBus's for 81.
pounds Mixed Nuts at CoLUMBus's for 81.
8 pounds French Candy at coLUMBUs's for VI.
pounds nice Raisins at CoLUMBUs's' for u.
~ pounds new Currants at CoLUnBUs's for 81.
pounds fine new Figs at CoLUMBus's for 81.
l2 packs Fire Crackers Al CoLunBUs's for sl.
32l Broad street.
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PERsONAL-BRIEP ITEMs.-Mr. Robert
cambridge, formerly of this city but now
OF Toronto, Canada, is here on visit to
his old friends.
Senators VOORHEES, and Johnston and
Colonel IL. e. Peyton leave by this morn
ing's train for Washington.
Don't forget the Christmas dinner for the
boys Of the Male Orphan Asylum. Small
contributions may be dropped IN the box on
the Dispatch counter.
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"fbaye been niBg TUTT's PILLS for dyspepsiS,
and hnd them The brst remedy ever tried. up(o
that time everything ste disagreed with me. can
now digest any kind of food; never have head
ache; perform my datiss as i~ok-keeper with satss
faction, aud have gained 6ftecn pounds Of SOLID
nesb. The value OF these pits cannot be over
tslimated.n Nv @. ychsitzs, Coiumtia g. e.
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THE Boy ORAToR.-Ma Master j. Harry Shan
nan. the "boy orator." whose eloquence
and keen appreciation Of the mastery ora
tions which he reciies, from Webster, Clay,
Emmet, aud others, will appear at Mozart
Hall on Tuesday night next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

Rock AND RYE WITH GLYcERiSE. &C., IS
valuable and efficient medicine for the lungs ana
throat For coughs. Gods, and for csnsumptives par
it Is healing and soothing sa!sAm. ASK
your druggist for Rock and Rye, with giyesrtne,
&C. Sold in soc. and 25c. bottles and by druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES OUR CUSTOMERS
who may not dnd II convenient to purehae IN the
DAYTIME, we will this week keep open untii T. NJ.
We nave very large stock In every department,
md very IN my articles suitable for Christmas pres
80 Game aud look. McApAMs q BERRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23
HOLIDAYS! CHRISTMAS {!

HOLIDAYS! CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS THAT WILL LAST.
KNABE PIANOS.
ORGANS |Hs$H$: Hs#H$: Hs#H$:
MUSIC-BOOKs NICELY BOUND;
MUSICAL LITERATURE;
and F0LlOS;
GUITARS. BANJOS, VIOLINS, &C., &c.
INSTRUMENTS sold at factory rates for cash or
monthly payments.
woIkmen constantly employed to TUNE, and
ever ything Thoroughly warranted.
PIANOS TO RENT.
can and get our terms for sHEET-MUSiC and
INSTRUMENTS. RAMOS MOSES,
de2l 9l4 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

H,tstingS Court.-The Hastings Court
was engaged yesterday In trying the case Of
Albert Simmons, charged with felony. The
afternoon was consumed in bearing argu-
ment, and when the case was given to the
Jury they failed to agree, and were ordered
to be kept together until this morning. The
prisoner was refused bail, and was locked
up In the stalion-house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

A CoRREcTIoN.-When we spoke In
former article OF Hutzler Brothers as keep
ing dry-goods store it was tdpSus lin
que, which their pretty store OF trimmings,
fancy goods, and millinery, at No. 525 Broad
street, emphatically contradicts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

CANDY UXMAILABLE.-It becomes neees'
sary every Christmas TO inform The pupnc
that candy, In any form, Is UNAVAILABLE
fireworks OF any description are also ex'
.o,udad from the mails.
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AxnALrsrAN BALM.

To rake The hands smooth. 10 Keep The lips
from ehappins, there Il no,bing better ihan this
excellent preparation. Now hat the cold weather
has set in everybody shosid h1ss some of II.
Prepared ty T. RosKsrs RAxxx. prSssia, NJ
olS Main street,
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SNOW SNOW SNOW Tin order 70 sccom mota'e
those who cannd make u eonveh'est 10 y oul
s,css during the day we viii keep orr store open on
w. Wssnesday and THURSDAY ligur until haif'psss .
49, LEVI BROTHERS.
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IMPORTED GLAcEs, Cherries, Apricois, Prunes,
Fips. Plntapples. al ANTONfs.
WALTER u. BLAIR q Co.,

WALTER II. BLAIR n (U,,
1l09 MAIN STREET,
usual, have large assortment OF good things for
this season of he year, and they selling them at
The lowest prices. We specially call attention to
their
Old Jamacs Rum,
Old Scotch WbiskPy,
Rye whiskeys at 81. SO to 81 gallon,
Sherry Wine at $3.50 10 ~ a gallon,
Fine Cigars at III so to ~ a box,
Champagnes ut New York prices,
Cooking Wine, Gelatine.
Mincemeat. sweet cider,
Riisins, CurraDts, Citron, Prunes,
Mlyed Nuts, Sugars,
Coffees, Teas, &c., &c.
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READ HurzLEH BRornERs' ADyERrIsEMEsr

NEW FIGS and FLORIDA ORAseesa at ASroSrs
Main street.
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PURE CANDIES at ASToNi's.

FINE BASKETS allca with choice fruits at Asro-
MS, Main str,ef.
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PrRCzLL. LADD Co.'S EMULSION or COP
LIVER or Is ensrsnned pure and FREE from aka
lies. II buihis no the wcskeped systsfn. Try Il.
Rfty cents per bottle. Al druggists keep u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23
TnK CmArrgr BOX AT SO csxrs.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
etfer large assorimsnt Of Hooks yoKjrHE Yorxo
TO suit all capaciies and p csets
HANDSOME EDITIONS OF ibe BEST BOOB
XMAS and NEw-yEAR CARDS:
FINE PICTURES, aud sn assortmert OF tesnsifpl
goods cutie TO he se1son.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day. For the Middle
States, clear or fair weather, winds gene
rally from north to west, rising barometer
on the coast. aud slight changes in iempera-
ture.
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PARDON REFUSED Governor mas re-
fused 10 pardon Charles Il. Pettes, cons'c''
ed 10 Mecklenburg county Of robbery
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
quite cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, so !;
A. NJ, SO; noon, 3s; 3 p. NJ. 40; p.
NJ, "a; midnight. 2S.
Mean temperature, SO Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ES- On all sales OF Real Estate made between the
LIST OF January aud last OF June the taxes for lhe
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. ON
all sales made between the Ist OF July and last Of
the year the taxes have To be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap-
plies TO Richmond and vlcinity.I
FURMAN TUPPER. 4 y. ~, mfssioner's sale
Of a framed house and lot In the plan or Fulton.
GEORGE s. VASHON & son, 4 =. NJ, good
brick house on Laurel street few doors south
OF Cary.
JNO. f. LAUGHTON, 10H A. NJ. Christmss goods
and Christmas presents al store No. sio hain
street.
j. THOMPSON BROwN,4 +, NJ, trustees sale OF
a twO-story framed dwelling on sixth street,
Navy Hin.
ROBERT b. LYME. 3k Y. NJ, commissioners sale
OF the stock-brick dwelling A. the northwest
corner Of Twenty. seventh aud Broad streets and
vacant Iot sdjofnins tho above on the west. aud
also a vacant lot ON the west side OF Twenty
eighth between y and + streets. and another va
cant lot on ihe east side OF Twenty-sixth be-
tween and venabie streets.
FRANK n. HILL 4 CO., 3hP NJ, brick dwelling
No. 6l6 and lot or ground ON Seventeenth
street near the Chesapeake snd Ohio depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

WHEREVER USED, PuBcELL, LADD & Co.'S
Emulsion OF Cod Liver oil has give entire sstsfsc-
ton. Price, so cents. At all drugstores. Take no
sub ti,uie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

And now, once more, dear reader, with
many wishes for a merry Christmas and
happy New-Year, we take our leave with
friendly au reuoir.