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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-29
X. Levy,

WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANT
W and dealer In Foreign and Domestic Fruits
Cigars and Tobacco, Pipes and smokers Articles,
Cutlery and Notions, Nuts, Candies, etc, No. 81
Etrezt Sacramento mIl-lp1m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
SPRING RACES F.!
FIVE DAYS RACING!

Under the auspices OF the abeve-named Club Their.
mill H.
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THE IMPORTANCE or THE RULES,
And exacted the refusal OF few pictures
which arrived late. Some words passed
between him and member Of the admin
istration. when 8Ir. Bougoureau resigned
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

A Comparative Stdtement.-Mr. Angus.
tine Royal, Stale assessor for this city,
having completed his work, delivered his
books to the COult yesterday. The assess
ment for 1880 is ds follows: First Ward
Value OF buildings, $3j0,47l; lots and
buildings. S421,1S6. Second Ward Build
ings, SIl2.SO0; buildings and lots. $780,
19l. Third Ward-BuiIdingS, $l02, ll5;
buildings and lots, Sl73.5sG. Fourth
Ward-Builfings SljS, ,42j; buildings and
lots. S2799G0. Total value OF buildings,
S723 S11; total value OF lots and buildings,
81. .06j, 1928.
The assessment for 1879 was rs follows {:
First Ward-Value of buildings, 1892, 100 /;
lots and buildings, S4S4, ,2jS. Second Ward
Buildings. S120,940; buildings and lois.
S206, 500. Third Ward Buildings, 81 1j,0SS ;
buildings and lots. S20l, ,26S. Fourth Ward
Buildings, Sl67.fGj; buildings and lots,
S302, ,2l5. Total value Of buildings, SI95.-
flG; total value OF buildings and lots,
Sl.194,57i. The buildings and lots in the
Fourth Ward, under the assessment fol-
| 1880, are valued at SlC6,3I4 more than those
in the Third Ward, S94, 769 more than those
OF the Second Ward, and Sl47.22G less thar
those in the First Ward. The buildings
and lots in the First Ward are valued al
| S6S,409 more than those in the Second ant
Third Wards combined.
Quite a number OF buildings have beer
erected in this city since the assessment o
1879 was made.
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The WEATHER--MORE SNOw.-Tbe rain.
storm Of Monday continued until about 3:3C
O'Clock Yesterday mOrni0g-several heavy
showers falling during the night-when the
rain ceased. aud snow commenced falling
About 5 O'Clock the storm commenced in
earnest and continued during the day until
about % o'clock, when it beld up. The
temperature moderated somewhat, and the
trees and telegraph wires were soon
stripped OF the beautiful winter ornaments
| tion which nature had given them. Last
evening it cleared away for :ime, but at
O'Clock rain commenced falling again.
| Elsewhere the storm was al.o very severe,
and trains on all the roads coming into
Richmond were delayed. The Chesapeake
and Ohio express train due here before
O'Clock yesterday morning did not get in
until about Z. NJ. The fast mail was seve-
raj hours late. At Staunton yesterday
morning the snow was reported to be TWEEN
ty.four inches deep; and it required the
combined efforts OF two Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio heavy engines several hours to
bring the mail train from Staunton over the
mountain. Rairoading under such Difficult
ties Is anything else than satisfactory.
Our friends at the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot kindly furnished us last night with
the following reports OF the weather alona
the line Of that road
Beaver Dam: The snow here is on ar
average about six inches deep, and 1t il
showing slowly.
Louisa Courthouse The snow is about
ten inches deep and the weather clearina
up.
| Charlottesville Snow six inches deep
Weather cloudy and cool.
Staunton: Snow about twenty-fOur inches
deep. Looks dark and very much lik'
showing, though none is falling at present
Goshen: snow is about twenty inchc
deep. Indications of cold and clear wea
ther.
Millboro': Cold aud cloudy. Looks lik
snow. The snow here Is about twenty-five
inches deep.
WilLamson's: Cold and cloudy. Snow i
about twelve inches deep.
Coyington: Weather is cloudy and cool
Snow fifteen inches deep.
White Sulphur: Thermometer 30
Cloudy and cool, with strong indications o
more snow tonight. Snow now about III
teen inches deep.
Hinton: 1t has not showed any to-day
but it is twelve or fifteen inches deep, wit
strong indications for more snow In th
next SIX hours.
Ouinnimont: Snow eleven inches. Cloud
and prospects favorable for more snow.
Cannelton: Thermometer 27o. Weathe
cloudy. with indications OF snow. Tn
snow is about seven inches deep.
Huntington: There is five inches OF snO'
on the ground. None has fallen since noon
The thermometer is 80, and strong indie;
tions Of more snow.
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Mr.. yooRHEEs's LEcrURE To-SIGHr.-At
Mozart Hall tonight Hon. ID. w. Voorhees,,
of Indiana. will deliver bis lecture on >" The
Life Of Thomas jefferson " for the benef. OF
the Governors Guard. The presence Of
this distinguished orator viii be the occa-
sion for large audience, and those who
are so fortunate as to attend are promised
great treat. Dir. Voorhees, will arrive here
to-day on The III O'Clock train, and will be
met at Elba station by the regimental COM
mltiee. OF arrangements. He will be the
guest Of Governor Holiday, and will also
he introduced by the Governor Tonight. A
number OF prominent citizens win occupy
seats on the stage, and II Is confidently ex-
pected the occasion will be one OF great
briIIlance.
A dispatch from Washington says {" SEN
at0rs Johnston and Withers will accompany
Senator VOORHEES, 10 Richmond tomorrow
(to-day) TO attend bis lecture IN that city on
Thomas Jefferson Mr.. VOORHEES,, during
his stay in Richmond, will be The guest OF
Governor Holiday, at the Executive man.
slonv
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BEFORE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
ATKIys.-John w. Dodge, president OF the
Southern Bible and Book Association, was
before United States Commissioner Atkins
Yesterday charged with inclOsing certain
letter in mail matter not charged with letter
hostage, and depositing the same in the
Richmond po>t-oflce for conveyance by
mail at a less rate than letter postage. The
case was continued until this morning.
The law forbids sending written matter
through the mail in an unsealed envelope
having q one.cent stamp on it. Many per-
sons. however, appear to be ignorant OF The
existence of this law, and it is frequently
violated, even by our businessmen. Ihe
penalty is So fine.
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ORPHAN BOYS CHRISTMAS DINNER.-On
Cbrjstmas.day, when families are brought
together for merry.making and that happ.i'
ness which is peculiar TO the home circle
abounds, the sad lot CT the poor orphan is
probably more keenly felt by these bereft
ones than at any other time. The custom,
therefore, OF providing Christmas dinner
for the boys Of the Male Orphan Asylum
has for years past happily received the gen;
erous sanction OF many charitably-disposed
nersops. Contributions for the dinner can,
as heretofore, be left at the Dispatch office !;
and those who give to this worthy object
will experience that Joy which is always the
reward of generous heart.
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

The storm last night damaged quite a
number OF our telephone wires. They are
being repsired as rapidly as possible. | be-
speak the exhibition OF a reasonable amount
OF patience on the part OF those subscribers
whose communication with the Central
Office or with each other is thus inter-
rupred. e. +. MCCLEUR. Manager.
Richmond, Va, December u. 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

A HOME ENTERPRIsE.-The Richmond,
Smithfeld and Hampton Steamboat Com
pany have put upon their line the steamer
"Tiger Liy," which will leave the ola
Powbatan wharf at Rockets tomorrow
morning at 6 O'Clock for the Chickahominy
river and way-landings on James river.
| This company propose 10 make TWO irips
to Smithfeld and Hampton ana one up tne
Cbicxabominy every week, thus adding
largely TO the shipping facilities OF h'cn.
mond merchants. This effort to extend the
business OF our city is highly commendable,
and will doubtless be we'll appreciated ano
DatroniZed.
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THE THEATRE TO.NIGHT.-Tbe talented
young Frederick Paulding, assisted oy
Miss Agnes Herndon, will play Ham'et al
the Theatre tonight. We have plea
SAINT recollections Of his clever portrayal
OF the royal Dane when here last
January. and Il is 10 be hoped he
NAV receive the patronage this week that
his abilities deserve. The repertoire to be
given Is well chosen: Thursday, The
Foops Revenge; Friday (benefl Of the
Color Guard"), Lady u Lyons, and
Saturday evening, Shyloek.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. William E. Hatcher, ID.
d.. of this city, has been called TO the pas
torate OF the Walnut.Street Baptist church,
of Louisville, Ky.
MIR. Duflocq, the scenic artist at the The
stre. is busiIy engaged painting new scene
nv for the play Of " Hazel KiIke," which
will be performed here the last OF this
month or the first Of next. This work OF
Mr.. DuHocq will surpass anything OF the
Kind that has been seen In Richmond for
wears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

IMPORTANT QUESTION DEcIDED.-The sui.
of Buck and others as. the Piedmont and
Arlington Life-Insurance Company, which
relates to the appointment OF receiver Tor
the company, came up in the United states
Court yesterday. The question as TO
whether this court, under the circum-
stances, has authority to act in the premises
was decided. Judge Hughes was OF the
opinion that the United States Court had the
authority, and he will this morning hear ar
gument on the question OF the appointment
of a receiver
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MISSIONARY OFFICERS ELECTED.-At o
regular meeting Of the Missionary Society
OF The Leigb-Street Baptist church the fol-
lowing officers were elected 10 serve the n
suing year: President, r. a. Gary Vice
President, Robert B. Turpin; Recording
Secretary. +. r. Butler; Corresponding
Secretary, B. b. French; Treasurer. JEFF.
ID. Reynolds; Librarian, w. r. Atkinson
Treasurer Of Sinking Fund. Savage Smith.
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AuaTIoN SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, muies
buggy. carriage. wagon. &c.
mo. n. LAUGHTON. IL A. "a, city, made Top
buggy and top spring-wason.
FRANK n. HILL, 4 y. NJ, fFnste, = sale OF ihre'
ANAL framed sweiings N the plan OF AIRING
ton, uesr the new reservoir.
MEADE HAsKINs. spec, al Commissioner, ~ NJ.
sale a. valuable tiact OF lama on the Appomat
tox river about 2t niles nom Nsuoax Dcpos
on The aichmond and Dauv,ile railroad
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Officers Elected.-The following officers
have been elected for the ensuing term by
the Alert Fire Department OF this city: a.
A.. Waugh, chief engineer; j. j. Writ,
captain; &. w. Meredith, first assistant {;
J. 7. Bowen, second assistant; A. G.
Evans, captain of truck; J. a. LipScomb,
secretary; Il. p. Smith, treasurer; War
dens, II. A. Jordan and J. ). Moles; Trus-
tees, John w. Owens, II. L. Du Val, and
s. G. Dyer; First Pipeman, Lorenzo b.
Whitwofth; Second PIpeman, George I.
Green. The Department meets every
month.
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The SluSl.

Editors Dispatch: Please clll attention
to the bad practice Of shovelllng snow from
sidewalks into cutters. 1t should be thrown
beyond the cutters or banked on the side
walks near the curbing. What will it profit
Us to have tolerabIy clear sidewalks II we
must souse our feet into icy water at the
first crossiDgi CITIZEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

FIRE on MAIN STBEET.-At 1855 O'clock
last night fire broke out In Shelton, STA
pies a. Co.'s grocery-house, spice depot,
and cigar store, at the northwest corner OF
Eighth and Mau streets. II was discovered
by a gentleman who was In DIR. Cunning.
hams Office, and an alarm was sent in from
Station 81. headquarters Fire Department,
No. IL Tenth street. The Hose Company,
No. @, from headquarters, was soon upon
the ground and laid of two lines OF hose and
put on two good plug streams. Although
the fire had spread over the entire first floor,
and even into the second story. she flames
were soon gotten under control and the
fire put out.
The fire appeared TO have originated
either from one OF the coffee.r0asters or
from the engine-lUrnsce in the rear portion
OF the building.
Messrs. Shelton, Staples & Co. had re-
Gently taken an inventory OF their stock,
showing that II aggregated In value about
$4,000. Their loss on stock will be about
$4,000; loss on building. s50O-total, 81, 500.
The firm have risks on their stock 10 the
amount OF $4,000 in the City Fire-Insurance
Company or Richmond and the North Bri-
tish. DR.. Charles G.. Barney agent. The
building is owned by Mr.. 4. T. Hurder, OF
New York, and The loss on il is fully covered
by a policy in the Mutual Assurance Society
Of Virginia. .
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
OvERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
oyERCoATs, OvERCoATS,
OvERCOATs, cVERCOATs'
oVERCOATS, OVERCOATS.
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS sUITs-TEN DOLLARS
BUSINESS sUITs-TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS sUITS-TEN DOLLARs.l
BUSINESS sUITs-TEN DOLLARS.
b. SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE 4 son,
E.B. SPENCE Il SON,
R.B. SPENCE & SON.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
KID GLOVES,
BUCK GLOVES,
CLOTH GLOVES,
FUR-TOP GLOVES,
sEAL-sKIN GLOVES,
DRIVING AND wALKING-GLOVEs.
Z. B. SPENCE 4 son,
4. b. SPENCE & son,
E. B. SPENCE & SON,
4. h. SPENCE & son.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
sUsPENDERs,
SUSPENDERs,
sUSPENDERS,
sUsPENDERS.
MERINo UNDERsBIRTs ONE DOLLAR,
MERISO USDEksHIRTS ONE DOLLAR,
MERINo gNDERsHiRTS ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDERSHIRTS ONE DOLLAR.
FANCY HALF. HOSE,
BROWN HALf-H0SE,
WHITE HALF-HOsE,
MERINO HALF-H0sE,
SCARLET HALf.HOsk.
FANCY SILK NECKwEAR,
FANCY SILK SECKwEAR,
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR,
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR.
E.B SPENCE A son,
EB. SPENCE q SON,
E.B. SPENCE & SON,
EB. SPENCE 4 SON.
FANCY SILK HANDKERCBIEFs,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHiEfs,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFs,
Fancy SILK HANDXERcHiEFs.
CLOVES, COLLARS.
NECKwEAR. sUsPENDERs,
UMBRELLAS,
wkLKING-CANEs.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, t
HOSIERY, UNDERsHfRTs,
MERINO SHIRTS,
scABLET woyE-sHIRTs.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
OyERCOATs,
DREsS-coATs, BUSINESS COATS.
CHILDREE's AND BOYS CLOTHING,
cHILDRESs AND BOYS ovERCoAi
Ep. SPENCE . SON.
Ms eos xsia street
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Steighing. g.-Those who were 50 fortunate
as 10 have sleighs were out with them yes
terday, and the merry iingling OF the bells
was heard in different parts OF the city
during the day. Quite number OF boys
were out cOasting on the hllsides, and they
seemed delighted at being allowed to In
dulge in this cay winter sport.
The snow IN the fields was several inches
deep and unbroken. and was falling very
raDjdly all the morning.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was, raw and
showing most OF the day. There was also
a light rain; but at night there were in
dications OF clear weather.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ, SO ;
0 A. NJ, 35; noon, 3S; p. NJ, 81; p.
NJ, SO; midnight. SO.
Mean temperature, 35d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

POLICE C0URT.-The following eases were
disposed of at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Polce.Jusiice ID. G. Richard
Daniel Mason, James Kelly, james VIII
son. and Cornelius Brannon, charged with
being tramps and vagrants, were sent 10
iail for ten DAYS in default Of surety.
Amanda Byrd (c)lored), charged win be-
ing drunk, disordeTly, and cruelty beating
her child. Continued until Thursday.
William PohIman was fined 81 Tor being
Jack johnson (colore0 was fined s2 for
using insulting language to Justice MeGee'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

Hastings Comt.-The Hastings Court
was engaged Yesterday in trying civil cases,
and this morning the criminal docket will
be called. There are three criminal cases
to be tried, two of which are felony cases.
The special grand jury, which was drawn
for this term Will meet again this morning.
at 10 o'clock, after having been adjourned
over from Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

al have been using TUFTS PILLS for dyspepsia,
aud hnd them the best remedy ever tried. Up TO
that Tina everything ate disagreed with me. | can
now digest any kind Of food; never have a head
ache; perform my duties as bo0k-keeper with salts
faction, and have gained fifteen pounds Of solid
flesh. The value OF these pills cannot be over
esiimated."- w. c. Sehultze, Columbia SIC.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS f0R To-DAY.-For the Middle
States, light snow and generally cloudy
weather, nortberly 10 westerly winds,
rising barometer, and stationary or slight
rise In temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

A stage will leave the post-office every
half-hour during this week. Beattie's hrst
stage leaves Manchester at A. NJ, and the
last one from Richmond leaves the Rich'
mond post. Office at 6 Il. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, showing ages OF decedentS, sex, and
color, with nativity, and annual death-rate
per 1000 Inhabitants for The month:
Cause Of Death Anemia, l cOlored !;
burns, white, ! colored; consumption, 2
white, 3 cOlored; cOnyulsions QnfantiIe), 3
color ed diphtheria, ! white; dysentery, /
white; erysipelas, colored; fever (cOnges.
tive, white; fever Uypboid), l white ;
gastritis, white; heart. disease, l white, l
colored; hemmorrage (frOm lungs, l COL
ored; hydrocephaus, | white, inflamma-
tion OF bowels. white; Inflammation Of
brain, white; old age, white; paralysis,
| white; puerpera mania, l colored ;
Ieething, colOIed; unknown. white,
coIored. Whole number OF deaths in the
CITY. exclusive OF still-brths, 81. Still
births: | white male, l white female 4
coIored males, colored female-lotaI, I.
Ser and color Males, 8 white, cOlored-to-
tal. 10: females, I white, 10 colored-total,
l17. Aqe: One day to thirty, colOred; one
month TO six, white, 3 colored-toial, 4 ;
six months to twelve, cOlored; one year
TO three, . c0lOred; three years TO five, /
white. . colored-total, 3; ten years TO
twenty, l white, coiOred-total, =; twenty
wears to thirty, 3 white, colored-total, 4 ;
thirty wears to forty, white, 2 colored-
total, 3; forty years to fifty, | coIored ;
6fty wears 10 sixty, white, colorod-
total, 5; sixty years to seventy, l white ;
eighty years to ninety, l white. Condt-
tion: single, white, IL colored-total,
10: married, 7 white, 3 colored-total,
10: widowers, / white; widows, white,
colored-total, 2. Natiuity: Richmond, 20
other parts OF the United States, IL; Ire
land, /. Locality: City at large. 2 white
Marshall Ward, 8 colored; Jefferson Ward,
white; Madison Ward, 9 white, 3 color
ed-totaI, 6; Monroe Ward, white, l col
ored-total, 3; Clay Ward, 3 white. 2 col.
ored-total, 5; Jackson Ward. 2 white,
colored-total, O.; almshouse. 2 white,
colored-total, 3.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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gy The SKIN OF His TEETH.-Wi'llam j..
FoJkes. who was convicted in the County
Court OF Charles City county in OCTOBER
last and sentenced to Two year', coonne-
ment % in the penitentiary, was pardoned py
The Goyernor on Monday. The tel m OF nis
confinement In The county iiil OF Charles
Citv. awaiting bis removal to the penitenu.
ary' % expired on the day his pardon was
si0nod
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HOLIDAYS! CHRISTMAS |!

HOLIDAYS! CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS THAT WILL LAST.
kkkSSS$ss#HHSSE| PIANOS.
ORGANS Ss$s$: SSss$#ss$$:: Ss$#s$$:
MUsIC-BOOKs NICELY BOUND;
MUSICAL LITERATURE;
MUsIC-wRAPPERs and FOLl0S;
Guitars BANJOS, VIOLINS, &C., &c.
INSTRUMENTS sold at factory rates for cash or
monthly payments.
Workmen constantly employed to TUNE, and
ever ything thoroughly warranted.
PIANOS TO RENT.
Call and get our terms for sHEhT-MOslC ano
INSTRUMENTS. RAMOS mosEs,
deoI Ola Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

IL will buy pound, Nike d Candy.
81 will buy pounds Mixed Nuts.
al will buy pounds French Candy.
81 will buy IL packs Fire-Crackers'
al will buy pounds nice Baisins.
al Will buy IL pounds new Currants'
Il will bay 5 pounds new Figs, at
CoLUMBUs's, 32l Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

syowl SNOW SNOW lin order 10 accommodate
those who cannot make 10 convenient 10 yi.i' our
store during the day We wlil Keep our store open on
wednesday and Thursday nigh'snutii nan.pAst
O'clock. |H''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

WALTER II. BLAIR tO''
llO9 MAIN STREET,
as usual, have large assortment OF good things ior
this season of the year, and they are selling them NJ
The lowest prices. We specially call attention 10
their
Old Jamaica Rum,
Old scotch Whlskey,
Rye whiskeys at sl.50 TO 81 gallon
sherry Wine at $3.50 10 81 gallon,
Fine Cigars at 81 so 10 81 a box,
Champagnes at New York prices,
Cooking Wine, Gelstine,
Mincemeat. sweet Cider,
RaisIns. Currants, Citr0n, Prunes,
Mixed Nuts, Sugars,
Coffees, Teas, &C., sc.
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TO CLOSE our.
DHEssISG-EoBgs
AN ELEGANT PRESENT.
THE CnArrEEnox AT 60 CENTS.
RANDOLPH a ENaLIs

RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH
offer large assortment OF Books FOR THE YOUNG
TO suit all capacities and p. ckeis;
HANDSOME EDITIONS OF the BEST BOOKS;
XMAS and NEw-YEAR CARDS;
FINE PICTURES, and an assortment Of beautiful
goods suite 10 The season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

WHEREVER USED, PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S
Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil has given entire satisfac
iion. Price 80 cents. At all drugs,ores. Take no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22
CANNED GOODS.

EXTRA CHOICE PEACHES,
II SLICED PINEAPPLE, STRAWBERRIES,
EARLY JUNE aud FRENCH PEAS,
WINsLOw'S CORN. DAMsOnS,
CALIFORNIA APRIC0TS, PEARS,
EGG PLUMs, 0KRA,
MARABELs In genuine French brandy.
deI0.2Ik22 lHRlsTiAN &sWHlTEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE ocR CUSTOMERS
who may not find IL convenient TO purchase in the
DAYTIME, we will this week keep open until p. NJ.
We have very large sock In every department,
and very mlny articles suitable for Christmas pres
ents. Come and look MCADAMS & BERRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

rxprR,EScE DAs PsoyEs THAT PURCELL,
COS Emulation Of Cod.I.iver Oil has no
.nnD,,o,. ~S Take no other ssa fuostltWe For sale
nx All drurxi,ts. pfiee, 30 ceau,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-22

PURCELL. LADD CO.'S EMULSION OF COD
LIVER OIL is guaranteed pure and free from aka
lies. Il BULLS up the weakened system. Try IL
Fifty cents per bottle. All druggists keep II.