davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-12

wheat, 2 chrs mixed. N ours No, spring, 10 curs
Nn s1o cnra rejected tsi wicat: LII cars No.
cor,,. Il cnrs hlRi, mixed, II cnra new mtxGtt IL
cnrA rejected ls7l cor,,) u cnra white outs, n
cars No mixed. II cars rejected t7p oats}; cnra
.2ryo; 8 cars Nc. hurley. Total. +4a cnta, or
:ei0D tni. inspected out! +,B1a bn wfsnt, f7a.6l3
hi cor II, ,A'l hu oata, NV h.i rye, e07 M bnrtcy.
Tho ,,cnth Ut High Adams, EBtt+. m Old md
ono nf the mist highly. respected not.i1,ets Of
tho board Of Trnde, Wis announced OF ChanKU
yesterday, and appropriate resolutions nioptNl.
The lendinR prrNl,lco narketa were r1tthor dull
yesterday during RrcRt rart Ut tho scsstn,i. hut
stronger. Thoro wns considerable activity Il,
wheat, and at n decided ndvance, though tho
public tetcKrnma from Liverpool tlil INT contain
ts,iich encouragement tn buyers. Tho private
adytccs wert,, however, bottcr IN tone. md II
nlorr active export demand WIS repnrtctl to OK
tst In Now York, with better prices. This called
ont Rod demand frun tncal shorts, chiefly for
April, hut thore wns gtthl sieal moro dning far
Mnreh thnn heretofore ut a Rtrt,nR premium.
Corn was III good shipping demand, trick oiler-
!nEs aelng eugerly picked mp. In provls.
oils W. notc II big mltwRrl movement of
menta, tho atocka twinx r1,ptdly tesAcncd,
while those Of pork md lar1l continue large.
Lard haldera Ar, hnwovcr, very slrln.
Mess pork clnsed a,id5c, lnwor, ut $li.47h for
closed aHc lower. mt s1lod1HtaX for seller April
md $7."OGb7.:s...h for Aay. ahort rils closed at
SLiosth.a'H Tor April. spring "hcat closed :sW
70 hlsacf' NJ Sl..s Tor Aprll anu fl%' 1of NlnS.
Corr e!osctl flFnors Mt W1c Tor March MIL 4o!te
askcH TOT Amy. oats cIose1 MrEhEer ~ I'4Q3
N'So BOILER May mud alaeS'lhc seller At'ril.
Nye wins ilr1ner at &c seltcr April. nlld 90 Tor
ireah no.. taf'oy WIS sNuoic'' higher ht a5Ih&
aor casn extra u anu 90 tor to sciier Arr1l. NO.
s"as tlnotca at 'oc ior hext Hohth. IloEs were
urn nna W hRaer' III *4i'ee '4o Tor lRnt anu NJ
fs'@"S'''o LOT hea'y. IN!tle "cre house hna
seFea1e' VIII sues a. t*s.@St'.''''
"opoees VI aty Eooos "cre Vcry D'leS. ltoIn
hup'o "la lHhey gsH.is "ero t1cctinR Win u
RchetpAs aefhafiu. anu tne 'one or tho t''hfkct
co"l!li"es ""oS"nt. dlocerlcs ~cte III 1air re-
lhcst unu were Without important illictnauons
III fu'ucs' thousn co1lces aad s"HaFs were nBaln
reportea eh*y. nrIea 1r1sts were moving fairly'
anu imported 'nrlet'es rtttetl r'T. r,sl''s being
h'Rncr. flsh wcfe 1hoted urn, WIN tlo lin.
pof'nht chanKo III Va!ucs' Ihtfo was liberal
movement III oattcr a. Sustained prices. Cheese
wis quoted quiet and ta'sy. Doa'ers IN bngg Ing
were VERY ltrm in tlsoir vlcwa, anticipating NJ,
htlsahec. o1's wcre q!ilef' Win carfon md nr'i
quoted casy. Turpcntino md 'Insce'l were tirin.
Ihc demand Tor lumber continues fuir. No
, 1880-03-12

HI, l.0rts, 1Io barch lEiuuft-EsslaE aha 9 y, ",
pctiyet Xxx. k.MM bld1 XXX, fa+O blut tao'5t kA''
olsuIcO, si.Us BID, cusht $50 April,
HnAIa.-Whsat hsah0r and unsottlsdi No. r's r.,
sl.:.4sl.1H< cnst.l fl.z<8lxA8l11 Sinrchi HINs
l.zss l.ssk Apri sLs,sSdtl. ~ sUS4.l:sA Na'.
tixt5tIH{GLsJIk Jnnoi No. do, slaki .nus ~
u. LIN bid. Corn buttrrt NS44.o cash; N
Xrrl: s,Yy aY 599 ~. o = III; III !:
bl. Harley Auttt clIuIgu sptlnE, 73aaG
WUtHEI--NtuAu3 Ut HIN. ..,s,,tsfJt
lNu!lsluNs-ltrk ,iui0ti tolb!nH at Slhns = .sA
t1ltGt tug,n ss,n III tL7sstH1A - f7.4sss7|n Inv
nunllnul At to. ,,,n
iErElrs- aD hrsy whcnt lsln VT rs e9ta tu
!MD w! oats a00 baI rye Luz hui gHT!'y III rufa
E,uu but uAt1, l.MA but rye. luN tui barley aVee'
, 1880-03-12

EKw OilLHASs, March ll.-GuAlH-Onss 9uloi s'@
Muak ut sEau4d+ ...... a.,
rWoYlsuSs-lnrk quIGt 1t l1h7l3l1W. Lard "a
refined tlurcs, 1u: kss SIC. uulk meats 9ae1 alc
Wenk, Shoulders t1rmer, looss, 1et clear ro ~
packed. *Lsus clear sides. Fl7Ac. Das"'' se' a'.s
.houist4. t,aoste. ssar stl 5lec; s.eaI5, s'sss'
WiisKt-hu, We.tvrm reetiHua. tl:tds ~ :. ruoeA
HIrkMlg6-4.Unes dull aud druos.lF3 ITO ttaMs!lnJ
Il ~! Pfeos q hood eeauIs n iEsioS
sMtiAsa Myiassss II Yood lsuani p5Iss SGas
T. mY1 .;, ss lss Gss, m sga,itsga t.,as S''
h1CK-Qutst ut i41ka.
HMAA-firM 1t tt.M ii nlpes
St,0u YEenusu; stuFainR. &G}a.
, 1880-03-12
BALTIMORE.

NA4]44N1SISEss Ess ,n.
BALTIMORE, AID, March ll-iLoUh-pa't s"1
changed. .,n.
tihAIx-Wbsnt-WApta closed hrm1 Rnd anN "a M
WAN! teAdeneyl MOL Western winter rud, ~ ~ u,
March. tItisi April, ei.tk@L.r4; May. tAeA sra
1une. 4lSsd9l.x; July, eAAt4 toFu-"sst''A
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NOTES AT the Second Presbv.
terian church Rev. T. ID. WHberspoon, D.
d., Of Petersburg, preached on SUNDAY 10
large and interested congregations. The
subject OF bis morning sermon was .. Bro
ken Hearts and Numbered Stars from the
H7th PssIm. verses . and A." He hesTtfb
the broken in heart and bindeih up their
wounds. He teIietb the number OF the
stars; he caileth then all BY their Names
Rich illustrations, drawn from classic and
other story, pointed The meaningan height
ened the charm OF bis theme.
The afternoon discourse was in contiBua-
ton Of the series on prophecy" Isaiah's
Mission and Work." from Isaiah O, 8: 81
heard the voice Of The Lord saying. Whom
shall send, and who will go for usi Then
said /, Here am I send me-"
At Grace-Sireet Baptist church The pastor
preached morning and night. In the MORN
ing communion was administered 10 large
and solemn congregation, and the rigbt
hand of fellowship was given to one person.
At the seventb.sireet Christian church
the pas tor preached morning and night. In
the morning one person was received into
The fellowship Of the church, and ut night
two persons were baptized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

The WEATHER-SNow-S -STORM.-Th pref
ty weather OF Sunday gave promise OF any
thing else than the snow and rain OF yes
terday. The weather Yesterday was in
clement indeed. As early as half-past
O'Clock there was spirit OF snow, the mer-
curry indicating 28o. About $50 A. NJ. the
storm set in In earnest, and the snow fell
thick and fast until about 2:30 =. NJ, when
ii stopped. A few miDules later II began
10 rain and sleet, rendering the walking un-
pleasant and unsafe.
During the day the tempting snow
brought out q number OF sleigbs, and the
merry jingle OF the bells was heard in all
parts OF the city. The sleIghing was Tor
it up pretty effe eciualIy.
Up TO midnight The rain was still falling
steadily here, and the mercury was down
10 500.
Along the line OF the Richmond and Alle-
ehany railroad snow fell to the depth OF
several inches.
The storm was also severe along the
line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio from
the Ohio river TO Richmond, the snow
ranging in depth from seven to eighteen
inches. At Huntington it was twelve inches
deep; at CanneIton, eight; at the White
Sulphur, more than o foot, and still snow.
ing; COvington, twelve inches; Staunton.
seven inches. The mail train due here at
O'Clock last night did not reach the city un-
I'll between II and O'Clock. The trains on
all the other roads were also delayed on ac.
count Of the storm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

INTERNATIONAL PosrAGG.-As inquiries
are made daily ct the post-office as to the
rates OF postage 10 countries in the "Uni-
yersal Postal Union" on packages contain
ing presents, we are requested by the Post
master TO state tha, the following are not
mGitd6te 10 said countries, including Great
Britain. Germany, France, etc.. |. Let
teTs or packets containing gold or silver
subs ances, pieces Of money, iewery, or
precious articles. 2. Any packet whatever
containing altic.es liable TO customs duty.
3. Articles other than letters which are not
prepaid ut least partly, OF which do not full
ill the conditions required in order to en-.
Joy the reduced rate. 4. Articles OF a ma
ture likely TO soil or injure the correspond
ence. 3. Packets Of samples OF merchan-
disc not fully prepaid at letter rates, which
have salable value, or which exceed the
prescribed limits OF SIZE and weight. 6.
Packets OF commercial papers and printed
matter OF all kinds not fully prepaid AZ let.
ter rates. the weigh. of which exceeds two
Kilograms a pounds 6 ouDces)
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As flts the holy Christmas birth
BE this. good friend, our carol ftill-
BE peace on earih h be peace on earth.
To men Of gentle wilI.n

To men of gentle WILL"
We draw near the reality, and the fanci-
ful anticipation of its joys is growing less
and less entertaining, as generous horn
OF plenty spreads broadcast those gifts
which satisfy all craving. There is scarcely
desire that cannot be satisfied. And TO
those who have not yet made ample provi-
sion for Christmas from the almost unlimit-
ed stocks which tiIl the houses Of our mer-
chants, three more days are vouchsafed
wherein they may make up for the time
they have lost.
From present indications it is fair to say
Santa Claus will come in a snow-clOud this
year; which fact will serve to bring addl-
tiona Joy to your dear little ones. For the
great dispenser OF Christmas gifts is said to
be never so generous as when his flowing
locks and untrimmed beard are whitened by
the falling suowllikes. Look out, therefore,
little children, for a happy holiday, and
your realization OF it shall serve to give us
ioy. since il will show that we have not
spoken in vain.
Below we invite attention 10 few more
important places of resort to seekers Of
wherewith TO add to the satisfaction and
festivi,y Of Chrstmas-a few more good
people anxious to serve the public and make
a good time all the better by their disinter-
| eSted acts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

INJURED BY FALLING FROM ScAFFoLD.-
Yesterday morning Primus Barrow, Il col
Ored carpenter, fell from the top story OF
Simpson & Bass new building, on Cary
street, about thirty feet into the area. The
city ambulance was called. and the unfor-
tunate man was taken TO the City Hospital,
where his injuries were examined by the
resident physician. A cut was found on
lis head and a flesh wound about three
inches long on his. left thigh, and he was
badly bruised about the body. and several
ribs were broken. His injuries were not
considered fatal. In the fall lie struck
against the side Cf the wall.
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Fire I'm King and Queen County.

FOR The DIspaIcD.I
The residence OF James X. Fleet, Jr., near
Burlington, King aud Queen county. was
totally destroyed by fire, together with all
the furniture, on Wednesday night last,
The house was supposed to nave been
fred by mice carrying matches into a pile OF
cotton, and so rapidly did the flames spr, ad
that the family, consisting OF Mr.. Flee,
wife, and five children, had time only to
save themselves. There was no insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

GET THE GENUINE ARTIcLE.-The great popu-
larity Of" WILBoR's COMPOUND OF CoD'LIyER
OH, AND LINE" has induced some nnprinciped
person, to attempt 10 palm OF d simple article OF
their own manufacture; but any per'en who Is sur
fering from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption, shouid
be careful whe they purchase tbis article. " re-
ouires no pufug The results OF It's use are vs. oes'
recomm endafions, and the proprietor mas ample
evidence Oh le of ITS extraordinary success In pni'
monary complaints. The Phosphate Of Lime pos
sess,s a most marvellous healing power, az COM
bIned with The Pure Cod. Liver on by Dr. Wiloor.
II IL prescribed by the medical faculty. Sold by A.
n. WILBoR, chemist, Boston, and all druggists
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Y.oYIDAY sOOps.
= rHE GREAT HOLIDAY BAZAAR
or
LEVY BROTHERS.

.o,,r OF TltE ARTICLES THAT CAN BE BAD
sV"" THERE:
re,>T VELVET, ROSEWOOD. LEATHER,
III ~ ISL. aad FANCY WORN. .BssxsS:
ROSnWus,psM OSnn,WnSrp. MACH, aud LtA1 1HkR.CovERED
o,,nnt'rAsts. NAlL->Eis 5. ELtGANT SETS OF
,V'S0Mns, DaUslts' and LoohiN"'eLAssEs
U G1.sNst NstS,s and LApIt s. DREss,NG-cAsEs,
y mrei.n.d wrn Seu ~ NE enpssKsTs: pVs ''''''
~ rifgxIsHkp sATCuhi:s;
STASSniSsn; AASSiSntRs. an tMiSiC.noLDERs, OPERA
,,,.I sLAssSEss .sS sslt'cIgs; Cufs, sAUcERs, and
rLATn,ss' L,Ains ',l,ps. MUGS. and ORNAMENTS;
MI M AcraPfI- ALBUMS. MUSICAL PHOTO
hGn APH' 'AhBUMs,. hUro1KAPh.ALB
ed ssr'nanK - SsnIPf PficcTOMEs; HOLIDAY CARDS at
- 2, ana Sc csch; BOON. MAthS;,s c,,.se
s,,.,ksRSsCANllS. POCk Er NlNEs, CHESS
M Viz poMjNOE>. BAC CKGAMMUN-B0ARDs,
snaCRIRBAGt t.BOkRbS:
u,%i,ktRCuItf n. sna Gi.UvE.B0X ., PApER-
II" WEiGHTS. lNhsrANDs, wHlsk'boLpERs'
,ipsaNNsf isa s'Ns NcsAsBlNrrs, TRAYS: BOXES,
MATCH-sAfLs: NAPklN.kInN y Ms; IS + rAiNTED = MI.
swiss CARVINGS, vAsts, s,CAEp-RECElVkks,
PtpFR CUTTERS. 1ArCH-SAfES, mn
TANi;s, SALAD sEIsi phrhrH- !s,rs ni,Fh. -mnSnS
GOaEDS, KREAD.kNlVE>;
pNS1Fp SHELLS ON EAsELS. PCKsts ;,
"iUfKFT-RtpkS, LOOK Mt. q l. AsSES'
SHEI,L BOXEs, PHOTOGRAPH. and MOT
ldLFRAMfs, - large variety o, ~, hnS;
.yLfGANT RED. tRfB snd 1RADLf.,n, ~ ni.A a. =. "
KRrS. MARsEiLLkS QUILTS, TOWELS,
-rnies m gr,a, variety. We call parilcular aiten.
n n 10 a lsrse lot Of LACE TIDES at nalf OF
~ MI'SIIN. SATIN. and SILK SCARFS:
Sn' II, K,'tiSEN, LACE, EMBR1inERfD, LAWN,
"a uI'sLfN HANDhEkCHIEfS;
IAf.T ami MUSLIN fsCuUES; -
a large assortment of COLLARS ana CUFFS In
goSTtR KID GLOVES for which we are agents.
they are the bsst Md g,oyes made.
Etp ClUN - from 25c. pp 10 the highest price;
TsNt,Y RIBBONS ut much be ow regular prices;
sGIPPER.PATI ERNs AID large variety OF
fANt.l GOODS:
SPOol LOTION BOXES;
IFWflRY In great variety. among which VIII be
tound STYLES that cannot ue hal sewheTe;
PIANO aud TARt.E- COVERS, ,TABLE-CLOTHS,
RIG MATS. aud n iASSOCk>:
IciESS cOolbS OF eyefv de criptioD;
GiMP>. FRINGES, aud BUTTONS In great va
rieiy: .,.,,,,,,. ,,x,,,,, . s,,,e
cola tTE's HANDKERCIIlEF.EXTR
COMBS aud BRUSHES of every descIiption;
STSPENDERS, GLOVES. BOWS. tbs,
CgAVATS. HANDkkRi HItf>. COLLARS,
CTFF,. sAICHfL>, BLANkE1s, &C, fer gen.
llemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

ELECTION OF OFFiCERs.-At meeting OF
Mccarthy Council, No. 46S. ROYAL Area
mum, held on Saturday evening, December
Is, 1880, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: William II. TYLER,
past regent; L. A. Barber, regent; NJ. ,.
Black, vice-resent; j. G. Angel, orator; X.
S. Denny, secretary; Thomas Jackson, col
lecior; w. j. Mcdowell, treasurer; John
l.. Sims. chaplain; j. j. Wingteld, guide ;
j. II. Gillian, warden; l. Lovenstein, SEN
try; William II. Tyler, representative to
Grand Council; c. ID. McIndoe, alternate.
T. l.. Courtney, William Ii. Tyler, and Z.
C.. Scott, trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21
The Reassessment Of Lands.

Under the reassessment OF lands in this
lRichmonG] county there is falling off in
values Of S53.423.1S. Under the assessment
OF 1890 the total value was S637.1S9.21, and
under the present it is S589, 1855 90.
iThe Washinglonian.l
Last week we gave the returns OF the
valuation OF lands in Loudoun under the
assessment recently made, compared with
tho assessment OF 1875, which, in i've dis
trcts Of the county, showed decrease in
value Of s52l, ,920. We have now the re-
port from the other district (Mcrcer), which
falls short of the assessment Of 1875 $780,
044, making the decrease in the whole
county by this assessment from the assess
ment Of 1879 OF SS97,064.
ITbe real estate OF the county was as
sessed in 1875 at about S9,600,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

And now we have finished our Christmas
notices. You heave a sigh Of relief which
we have already enjoyed. But If, kind
reader, you have CLEANED any little sugges-
tion or thought OF interest from all we have
said for your instruction, we shall feel in
some measure repaid for our labor, and will
wish you a merry Christmas and a very
happy New.Year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

~ have been u.ing TUFTS PILLS for dyspepsia,
and lind them the best remedy ever tried. Upto
that time everything ate disagreed with me. can
now digest any kind of food; never have head
ache; perform my dnles as bO)k.keeper with salts.
faction, aud have gained fifteen pounds Of solid
flesh. The value OF these pills cannot be over
tslimated.n-IH. q. SchMlkze, CoIMm1id 81. C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

BRIEF ITEMs.-The Henrico County, Court
has adjourned for the term, alter having
heen In session one week. Several cases
were continued until the next term.
r.. A. Ward. OF Lunenhurg, who was De-
fore limited States Commissioner Atkins on
the I4tb instant charged with unlawfuily
removing distilled spiri's, aud VINO was
committed ,c'jail in default OF $500 ball for
his appearance before the grand Jury nex' rs'
month. gave ball yesterday aud was re-
leased from imprisonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

QUESTION OF JURIsDICTION.-ln the United
States District CJurt-Judge Hughes-yes-
terdav the case Of Il. B. Buck and others
rs. The Piedmont and Arlington Life lnsu-
rance Company was called. The plaintiffs
ask for the appointment OF receiver. who
will take charge OF, collect, and distribute
the assets of the company. a few days ago
a trustee was appointed by the Chancery
Court Of the citv OF Richmond TO manage
the affairs OF the company, and Judge
Hughes will decide this morning whether
his court has iuri' diction in the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

WICKEDNEss.-NOt a bad heart, but a diseased
Liver is Ofttn the cause Of violence OF ten per, vim
dlcliyeness. and sometimes crime for. when the
spleen Is affected The heart Is ci00ged in It's better
impulses for want Of action 10 carry of the bile.
II have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. not
On'y once, but often, and confidently assert 1t
has done me more good than any o:htr medicine
have ever used. think 1t IS The grestest medicine
for diseased Liver made In the world. Many OF hiy
neighbOrs have used IL, and all will say as much II
not more than do for It's virtues.
John }. ALLEN, Bibb county, Ga"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

FLAG PRESENTATION Last night the flag
which was voted TO Company B at tue
Guard. d.of-,h Commonwealth fair was pre-
sented to that company. Captain NJ. L..
Spottswood, of Company G (Guard OF the
Commonwealib), delivered the presentation
speech. Captain Henry G. Jones. OF Com
pany B, in very appropriate speech, ac-
copied The flag in behalf Of his company,
and il was turned over 10 Private V. A. h..
Spott, who was appointed coor.sergeant
for the company. Tbe flg is very beau
tIful one, and is said to be the finest In the
SolIih
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
with heavy snow and rain.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 50 |;
Q A. NJ, 80; noon. 81; T.. NJ, 81; Z.
NJ, 32 midnight. 80.
Mean temperature, 3l4.
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all OF these, and more, II you will only 90
and look for them. ' 50


a +. JAHsKE, 1901 Main street.-A reIia.
oie ana time.nonored bonse, where pure
!e"eIyr y oo'h soinapd made. Our Straight.
iorwaid' honest old friend across The way
makes no iussy pre'eDiions or gilded dis
play, Dnt MS integrity Is beyond reproacb |:
80 'hal wnen ne announces Christmas pre.
sents tDe puDiic VIII ind 1t to their interest
10 give him o call. He has Just opened
iaree stock Oh new wstSies IN watches, jewelry,
and solid silyerware. He works his own
lathe, so that ~ you wish any delicate work
done 10 some trinkei before Christmas II
need not be sent North. Jahnke can do IL
here.
GEORGE SCHGS, 1lO2 Main street.-Tbis
smokers headquarters, at the corner Of
Main and Eleventh streets, has grown 10 be
a pretty place, finished in all ITS branches
and appointments. Schen has shown
great taste in the way he has de, eIoped his
business and the property on the corner,
but be shows greater taste in the goods
he always keeps on hand. His imported
cigars are especially fine, while he has al
most every variety in domestic brands of
cigars, smoking and chewng-tObacco, and
cigarettes. He has many pretty smokers
articles, such.as meerscbaum pipes and hold
ers, cigar and cigaretiP-cases, and match.
safes Just suited for holiday presents. His
mineral-water- and soda fountains are very
extensive and as fine as can be found 10 the
country. BY all means give SchGu a call.
JOBN Bowers, No. Z Iron Block, Cover
nor street.--Of course Christmas should be
kept warm and cosy, and there needs to be
GOOD amount OF ware IN the timers line
to make 1t entirely accommodated. Bowers
offers all that IS necessary in bis line Of
stoves, fire.sets. and. above all, handsome
brass tenders that will make Christmas
shine anew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR gTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States, threatening weather and snow, clear
Ing during Tuesday afternoon and evening,
falling followed by rising barometer, near
ly stationary temperature. aud northeast
erly.
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TOYS, TOYS. ToYsl

We show the following rOYs, and many Others
TIT AMERICAN soNGsTEr or CANARY
COKNET>, HORNS, HARMoNiCAS. TROM-
BONES, METALAPnoNEs; ana IiTHERNs; ~ ts
ALPHABET BLOCKS, BuiLDlNG BLOCKS,
CRkND ALL'S ALPHABET and ACROBATS,
WAGONS, CARTS, ROCKING HOUSES,
SWINGS, WI HFEI,BARROWS. sLEl6HS,
POP GUNS, sPRING-GUNs' PISTOLS ana IA
Tors. CANS, SWORDS, CHINESE BOMBS,
wATrnfS. IT, T CLOCKS, KNIVES FORKS. and
SPOONS uD sels., CASTORS, aud RATTLES;
TEN-PINS. RING AND Toss, DRUMS,
MAEGLES, SCALEs' EIL;,,S' kELrS' ,pxS
QUAKER GAMES. MAGIC LANTERNS,
SLkIES. DISKS. BOXES Of PAINTS,
TRANSPARENT SLAThS.
GANES Ia sreat variety at low prices;
VFlACIPEDFS. BICYCLES DEXTERS,
DOLL CARRIAGES, CRADLES:
CANtH.E-IiOLDtRS for Cnns mas-nces,
ORR NAMENTS fer Christmas trees,
kIiCHrSs. STOVES, KITCHEN SETS, BUCKS
sUPPLs.JACks, IRONS and STAMPS,
MO>EY-BANkS. TRAINS, kALEDiOSCOrES
TkA-sETS.
DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!
CHINA, ISDIA-RUBBER. and WAX DOLLS
DELL HEADS, ana hundreds of other articles
REMEMBER, THAT WE WILL CLOSE OUR
STORE ON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER path,
AT 4:45 p. NJ,
90 MAKE YOUR PURCHASES BEFORE THAT
de2l LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21
OBSERVANCE OF rHE SABBATH.
An Important Catholic Moyement I'm.
auguVated.

MEETING or CATHOLIC DEALERS IN LIE
QUoR AT CATHEDRAL HALL SUNDAY
NiGHT-AN ADDRESS BY BISHOP KEASE
AsAINsT LIQUOR TRAFFiCON THE LORDS
DAy-REsOLUTToNs ADOPTED AND A
PLEDGE sIGsED. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21

IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR CUSTOMERS
who may not find IL convenient 10 purcha In the
dayime, we will this week keep open until L. NJ
We have a very large stock In every department.
and very many ar cles suitable for Christmas pres
ent;, Come and look MCADAMs 4 BERRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21
NEW FIGS and FLORIDA ORANGES a. AxroSrs
HOLIDAY EsESTs,

n YOU wi h 10 make your wife or da1shfer hiho
some Christmas or New-Year's preseDs. 20 an" se'
beet one Of the fine Knabe square or Upr'rN Tisnos
fr m the warerooms Of RAMOS 0osss' iue,
have now fine assortment OF Knaoe t1Ano'' 's'e,
Organs. aud lower-pri edPisno' ana organs sNp
az co,,sc,iou of Musical Books. ID. sure aud par
an.,e An time 10 h. delivered on Christmas morning
RAMOS & MOSES. sl4 Main street.