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Dw1GRT, ILL.,, Aug. 21.-A farmer Of Rpa
Prairie, who has been resident Of thst
town, In this county, for eleven years. md
who has gone by the name Of John c. WIn.
iams, was arrested to-day for murder r,
Sheriff Hunter, with the assistance Of ~
Pike, detective from Carthage, No. Tbe
murder was committed about twelve years
ago by Williams He asked to ride out with
Mr. James Clark in the country. In 1ns.
souri,, on load OF lumber. Tnev
both camped out, and while Clart
was asleep Williams took Ratchet snIit
open Clark's head, and robbed him of
his money and made way with the team
Williams was caught a few DAYS afterward
and brought'to trial He took change of
venue to another county and. there broka
Jail, ever since which time be has been
resident Of this county. His real name IS
John " Patterson. Detective Pike, Who
has for more than year been on the trail Of
this man, says that when be made the arrest
Williams confessed the crime, and said bs
had made up his mind some time ago to aiys
himself up and let justice take Its course.
, 1880-08-22
ATIIGER.

New YORK, Aug. M.-The examination Of
Elijah Alliger, the insurance broker, ae.
cused Of the negotiation Of Sl00.0m stolen
Hannibal & St. Joe bond, was continued TO-
day. There was large attendance Of Wail
street brokers. 4 sensation was caused By
Pol{cs Inspector Burnes pre;erring another
charge against Alliger. In February last
the First National Bank Of Westport, Conn,
was robbed Of large amount Of securities,
among which we're $1,000 belonging to
Francis Sherwood These were traced to
the Third National Bank Of this city, where
the 1nspector alleged tnay had beeu-nypona3
Gated by Alliger.
Among the bonds stolen at Westport, found
in the Third National Bank and identified, is
one Chicago j. Northwestern consolidated
sinking fund I per cent bond and two 81, 600
Chicago q Northwestern first mor!gaeo
bonds As the officers Of the Westport bank
are now necessary, the case will go over TIL
Monday.
, 1880-08-22

gorges in the lills, and Of fishermen in bnats
rod and line; farmers toilinr in the harvest. eae
field; farmers sitting in easy-chairs uni1er
the branching elm SHADING the farm-hnnsa
door; and over all and enyeloping all The he
hazy summer atmosphere. Exauisit pictures
and as the train rushes on and IN It unrolIs
them in panoramic view, It is like wander.
ing through gallery Of paintings by the old
masters, but these pictures Of Mature are ali
Dy one maSter,-the Oldest master. the
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Editors Dispatch Indulge an old friend
In few complimentary remarks to the fire.
men and others for their noble exertions 10
eXtinouish the fire that renders me entirely
destitute in my old age. Give it place in
your paper as a matter OF sympathy for an
old friend in distress:
TO the Firemen Of the city:
Your noble eXerions on my behalf last
night, under oil The disadvantages OF the
situation, speaks its own praise. | must
forever remember the disinterested impulse
through which you acted. While your duty
led YOU on, your sympathy for an old man
rendered almost homeless gave an impetus
to your eXertlons in his behalf. May your
days he long, and your fame as tiremen
reach the acme OF pbianthropic ambition.
Though the house in question is ashes, you
vet have done all thar Christian charity and
brOtherly affection could suggest.
With every consideration for your noble
bearing, remain, 10 each and all, your obe-
dent servant. ALFRED MITCHELL.
RichmORd, December 24, 1880.
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wrcKEpNEss.-Not a bad heart. but diseased
Liver Is offs the cause of violence OF ten per, vim
dciyeness. and sometimes crime; for. when the
spleen is sftcItd The heart Is cloeged in lis better
Impulses for want of sctoD to carry of the bile.
Il have used SIMMONS liver REGULATOR. not
only once, bus often. and can confidently assert t
has done me more good than auy o'her medicine 1
have ever used. think II is The greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made In the world. Many or my
neighbors have used IL, aud all will say a much IT
not more than I do for It's virtues.
"JoHN }. ALLEN. Bibb county, Ca"
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n1Y VISIT SYCLE BROTHERS
when you are out looking for your
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
They have a great many
USEFUL ARTl T. l. +
AT
GRFA FATIY-REDUCED PRICES.
GREArLY-REDUCED PRICES.

1000 SILK HANDKERCHIEFs from the COM
monest 10 $3.50 each-the largest variety Of
silk Handkerchiefs in this city;
100 dozen FANCY LINEN and EMBROIDERED
HANDKE KERCHIEFS from sc. 10 81 each;
Handsome boxes of COLLARS and CUFFS;
Large variety of LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S
GLOVES;
Great variety of CHILDREN'S CLOAks;
Immense assortment of LADIES' CLOAKS 10 be
closed out at much less than regular va nue. ,.
We also have lot OF LADIES. ana ChlLDhEN'o .
FURS To be closed out regardless of cost;
100 pieces of CARPET to be sold at great Ieduc-
''0' - oII-CLOTHS.
WINDOW SHADES, and
LACE CURTAINS.
An immense stock Of LADIES' and GENTLE
MESS UNDERWEAR must he Sold rs Inc sea-
A few sW" very t1 hand,ome BROCHE sHAwLs suitable
for holiday presents; ,,oo,o.,,o,, o,.o,.
shown IN Richmond or anv other ci!y-at from
17c. TO 81 per yaIdT7LuGin,s best goods GOOD:
so pieces COLORED SILK:
22 pieces BROCADED SILK;
Al pIeces OI,ORED SATIN. and hundred of other
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS;
still a few more of those CHEAP DRESS GOODS :
/ 900 pieces OF handsome DRESS GOODS at great
$50 d zen more Of those cheap TOWELS;
'Y0 pieces pIs THBT E.iiNEN at soc. worth Use;
Large stock OF FLANNtLS ana CASSlMEkES;
| 200 pairs more OF those cheap BLANKETS Ielt'
| 4 large line of DRUGGETS aud dCBUMB-CL0THS
| 100 nieces of NOME REPS at l2%c-real value
25c.; - "a, ,.
:. 600 usirs STOCKINGS from l0c. TO 81 per pair
| IOO pieces SILK FIRING T. and dPASSEMENTERlt
| 7 On0 SCARFS. FICHUES. and COLLARETTES'
| / 900 COkSETS IRON 35c. 10 81 %; ..o
| some more Of those DOUBLE-WlDTH DRESS
| GOODS at the same Old prlce:
| 4 few move of those Sc. DRESS GOODS:
| BLACK SILk PLUSH at $3.50 worth "a;
| BROCADED VELVET at 50 worth s0'
| A large variety OF LAP-ROBtS.
| Our SI75 VELVET reduced 10 ~ per yard;
| 100 LADIES' SATCHELS from 75c. to 500.
| SYCLk BROTHERS,
| lie 10.eod 3ll Broad street.
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HAZEL KIRKE.-This play, which has pro-
duced such a sensation IN New 1ork, anc
which has enjoyed a successful run OF over
eleven months at the Madison. Square Thea-
ire. will be presented at the Richmond Tue
atre three evenings and matinee OF next
week, commencing with Thursday, Decem.
Der 3Oth The Madison-Square Is probably
the only theatre in the world which has a
double sage, by means Of which the inter-
missions between the acts in this play were
reduced 10 q few seconds. This feature
will, OF course. not assist the play here, but
in all other respects il will be produced
with the same tine effect. Mr.. Duh0cq Is
DaInting some OF the most handsome scenery
that uas been seen IN Richmond for years,
and the stage setting will be complete 10
every respect.
Hazel Kirke will, with the exception OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Whiftcn, be per-
formed by the original New York cast, ana
the substitution Of Mr.. Ferguson and Miss
Leigh does not seem TO have detracted from
its former force. The cast Is as follows:
Dunstan Kirke. Mr. T.. W. Couldock; LORD
Trayers, Mr.. Gustavus Levick; Ptlacus
Green. Mr. W. j. Ferguson; Aaron Rod
nev. Mr.. Henry Aveling; Barney O'Flynn,
MIR. Edward Coleman Methusaieh Mig
gins (cailed Metz. Mr.. h. III. See; joe,
a Miller, Mr.. l.. w. Edwards; Dan, Nil
Ter, Mr.. Joseph Waters; Hazel Kirke, Miss
Efie Ellsler; Dolly Dutton, Miss Dora
Leigh; Lady Trayers, Mrs. Cecile Rush;
Mercy Kirke. Mrs. Carrie Jamison; Clara,
Miss Annie Ellsler.
According TO announcement, our people
will have the pleasure Of witnessing tnis
Dlay at one half the prices OF admission
charged in New York. The sale OF reserved
seats will commence at Ramos x Moses ana
at the Theatre box-otiice on Tuesday MORN
| ing az o O'Clock.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE PROBABLE DROWNING OF Doctors
MORRISON AND VEsT.-Upto late hour last
evening we had received no further intelli-
gence concerning Drs. Vest and Morrison.
During the forenoon a committee. consisting
Of Me,srs. WestwOod, Farrar. White. Ball,
and Williams, OF the Churchill Arcanum,
went down on the tug Arctic to Wilcox
wharf to Try and get further information.
There was a rumor yesterday afternoon that
the missing men had been beard from, and
that they were safe; but we failed to get any
confirmation OF IL.
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchanges.

In order 10 allow the operators OF the
Central office little mucb-needed and we'll
deserved recreation there will be II re-
duced force on duty on Christmas and
Newly s-days. Subscribers will please
bear this in mind, and endeav0r 10 make
the service on those days as light as posi-
Bile.
The attention OF subscribers is called TO
the clause IN their contracts prohibiting the
habiiual use OF their phones by non-sub.
scribers for their own profit or conve-
nience. This rule should be rlgidly en-
forced. &. +. MCCLCER. Manager.
Richmond, Va, December "a, 1880.
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REV. FATHER RYAN.-Tbis popular and
wideIy-knowD poet priest and author viii,
it is understood. give lecture and reading
here next week for the benefit OF st. Jo-
seph's orphan Asylum. This announce.
ment will gladden. the friends OF the Lost
Cause" as well as those OF charity. who
Will certaioIy not neglect the opportunity
to hear this brilliant writer and orator. who
has been lately taking the city OF Baltimore
by storm. Those OF our citizens who heard
him preach when he was with US some years
ago would not willingly miss hearing now
the author OF 1.-The Conquered Banner"
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Editors Dispatch: Tne permission given
to the children by the Mayor to fire pop
crackers and otherwise amuse themselves
was taken advantage Of on Yesterday after
noon by crowd OF hali-grOwn men and
rowdies. They stalked up Main street
and dropped crackers along on The side
wak,-SOmetimes in the grated cellar
ways-greatly endangering the most valua-
bic property in the city.
Will not the Chief Gf Police see that this
privilege OF The Mayor is not 50 far abused,
that valuable property may be saved from
destruction?
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aside. he would instantly fame up into the
erect attitude. pose, and impassioned meio
of speakers such as have swayed senaies
and parliaments. Critics have declared that
be evokes enthusiasm almost equal to that
OF Garrck. RocbeI. Webster. CIay.
Chatham. or n Pitt. He must be study
for all thoughtful people, who viii he re-
paid for hearing him.
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A CHRIsTMAs.G TO RICHMOND COL
LEGE.-Rev. A. F.. Dickinson, ID. d.. who
IS now on visit 10 Boston. Mass. called at
Worcester, Mass, aud spent an hour With
Hon. Isaac Davis, wealthy and distin-
guished Baptist. On leaving MIR. Davis
handed DR.. Dickinson $1,000 as Christmas
present to Richmond College. He had pre-
viously sent DR.. Dickinson $3.50 for The
same object, making his donation to the
I" Jeter Memorial" S1.1J0
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The THEATRE-THE LADY OF LYONS
Notwithstanding The local popularity OF the
=. Lady OF Lyons" ana the estimation in
which the Color Guard, which was the bene-
ticiary OF the performance, is held, there
was only a fair house at the Theatre last
night. This NAV be accounted for by the
enthusiasm and eXuberance OF spirits
which animates our people on the eve OF
Christmas-day.
The acting Of Mr.. Pauldng was con-
scicnious. but we do not think the role Of
Claude MelnOtte suits his geniuS-we say
genius, because he has it-yet this particu-
lar character had better Se left out OF his
repert0ire. IL is in itself scarcely true TO
nature. and the actor evidently looks to ma
ture for his models. As Pauline, Miss
Herndon did well. Her defamation is per-
fect-her action is defective. IL she felt
more, she would act better. To be great
actor demands tnat the part should for the
moment be felt. In this Miss HerndOn fails.
she is not Ophelia, she Is not the daughter
OF BertucciO. She Is not the part. she IS
| herself. That is her only fault.
| Broad street was thrOnged. The voice ol
| the pOp-cracker was heard in the land, and
there was a chorus OF horns that gave an adj
equate idea OF Bedlam. Under such circum
stances 1t could hardly be expected tnat the
Theatre would be crowded.
The solemn music OF the orchestra on the
inside during the portions Of the play which
were emotional was largely seconded by the
discord OF horns on the outside; and th'
weIl-merited applause which greeted Mr.
Paulding and Miss IIerndon was echoed II
thunder-tones IN front OF the Theatre BY
continuous voleys Of small tire-crackers ant
the more resonant giant torpedoes.
The "Ladv Of Lyons" will be repeate'
at the matinee this afternoon, and the ladie
will doubtless iil the house TO witness thi
eyer-popuar play OF the renowned BulweI
Tonight Dir. Pauding will conclude bi
engagement. appearing as "Shylock" " j
the Merchant OF Venice.
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READ MrrzLxn BROTHERS ADVERTISEMENT.
WALTER ~. BLAIR n Co..

as usual, have large assortment Of good things for
this season OF The year. aud hcy selling them at
the lowest prices. We specially call attention to
their
Old Jamaics Rum,
Old scotch Wbiskey,
Rye whisseys at sl50 10 ~ gallon.
sherry Wine at t1.50 TO 81 a gallon,
Fine Cigars at $3.50 10 % box,
Champagnes at New York prices.
Coosing- Wine, Geistine.
Mincemeat. sweet cider,
Rsisins. Currsffs. Citron, Prunes,
Mixed Nuts. Sugars.
Coffees. Teas, &c.. NC.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States, generally cloudy weather and light
snow, winds generally from north to east,
nearly stationary temperature, and station
ary or slowiy.:alling barometer.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy during most Of the day; but at
night it was clear and cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY (: 6 A. NJ, "a
o A. NJ, 81; noon. a; 3 =. NJ, A; q Z.
NJ. 40; midnight. 26.
Mean temperature, 3It.
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CoLoRRD JUVENILE TEMPLARs OF GOOD
TEMPLARs.-St. Mary's Temple, No. l, Ju.
venlle Templars, has elected and Installed
the following officers ; Chief Templar, Nam
ME A. Harrison; Vice-Templar, Lucinda
Berry Chaplain, l.. A. Bowles; Past Tenn
pIar, Sarah Garnet; Recording secretary,
Mary T.. Lewis; Financial Secretary, MARIA
Patterson; Treasurer, Werner Christian !;
Marshal, John Harrison; Guard, Ricnard
Branch; Deputy Marshal. Mary Randolph; !;
Right Supporter, Willie Jones; Lett sup
porter. Ella Branch. This Temple numbers
seventy.four members on roll, ana Is pros
nering finely.
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FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, aDd
yoa can have II by usinx MEADE & BAKERS de.
licious CARBoLrc MoUrH.wAsH. 10 destroys tie
offensive odor caused bv diseased gums and de-
caycd teeth. and speedily restores them TO healthy
cot ditIon. Price, nfty ccnrs bottle.
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A TTRACTIvE CHRISTMAS GOODS.

CHRISTIAN & WHITE
orprR TO THE PUBLIC THIS SEASON
THE LARG EST AND MOST VARIED AssORT-
MFNT or IMPORTED AND FANCY GOODS
ever offered In this market, selected IN person by
the senior member Of the rm upon the most favora-
ole terms from the importers direct We In part
enumera,c, for example,
LEGHoRN CITRON,
FANCY MACCARoNf, FIGS,
CANTON PRESERVED GINGER.
FRENCH PRUSEs Tin cartons and glass;,
vOsTIZZA CURRANTs,
ALMERlA, WHITE GRAPES,
NEW CROP NUTS,
NELSON'S, CHALMERS's, and Cox'S CELIA
TINE.
QUEEN OLIVES, ENGLISH SAUCES,
RUSSIAN sARDINEs and CAVIAR sHRIMPs.
DOMESTIC GOODS;
FLORIDA ORANGES,
DEyILLED and HARD CRABS,
HOMEMADE MiNCEMEAT,
PICKLES and PRESERVES,
ENGLISH RAsPBERRIEs, OUNCE,
LINES, PiNE-APPLEs,
GREEN CAGES, &C.;
JELLIEs or all nayors.
FRESH SALMON, LOBSTER,
GOLDFISH and CLANS,
SMOKED SALMON and TONGUES,
ALKETHsEPTA, BR0Mo,
COCOA and INSTANTANEOUS CHOCOLATE
de Ig17ie23.24 25.30&8l
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SELECT YOUR PRESENTS EARLY.

We are opening elegant new goods for the
HOLIDAYS.
Ladie.. DIAMOND LACE-PISs and DROPS,
Ladies. DIAMOND BANGLE md botk-
BRACELETS.
Ladies' DIAMOND SOLITAIRE KINGS ana
EAR-DROPs,
Ladies. .DIAMoxD CLUSTER RINGS ans
EAR-DROPS,
Ladies. DIAMOND PENDA ANTS ana
Ladies. ONYX and PEARL NECKLACES.
Ladies. ONYX LACE-PISs ana BRACE
LETS.
Ladies. BYZANTINE and FLoRENrINE
SETS.
Rich..ROMAN GOLD PENDANTS,
RIcn. ROMAN GOLD NECKLACES.
Rich. ROMAN GOLD and DIAMOND
lOCKETs,
Rlch.. ROMAN GOLD BANDS and But
IONS,
Rich. -. ROMAN GOLD EAR-DRoPs and
KNOBS.
| Gents SCARF-PfSs. ScARF-RlSGS. and
SLEEVE LINKS,
| Gents. sIGNET and ISTAGLIO RINGS.
| tents SLEF.R- ana bosom BUTTONS,
| Gents. WATCHES. CHAINS. SEALS. ana
LoCKETs.
suPERB SILVER In cases. and great va
/ rIety OF BEAUTIFUL BASKETS. FRUIT
/ STANDS. BRONZ tARD-sTANDs,
VASES TUREENs. PITCHERS, WALTERS,
&c. &c.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
FoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZo, ALsOP, MOsBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.
Weare now agents for the celebrated "FOSTER"
kid GLOVES, with patent laced fastenings. These
goods we can supply in great variety.
For the approaching holidays we have now on
hand
KID. CASTOR, FUR-TCP, DOGsKIN, BERLIN
and DRIVING GLOVES, for gentlemen and
ladies;
No,t immense exhibit of SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
and MUFFLERs, ranging In cost from 25c' to
So;
GLOVE and HANDKERCHIEF-BOXE
CELLULOID SETS and CASES,
LUNCH-BAsKETS. SPOOL COTTON CASES,
PERFUMERY. SOAPS, TOILET CABINETS,
MILLER's CYDoNIN, for ehapped skin, at 25c
KID GLOVES for evening wear at all prices.
Useful articles, such as:
TABLE and PIANO-COvERs, in new designs
and fabrics;
WINE-LoTHS. DAMAsKs, NAPKINS, row
ELS;
MERINo UNDERWEAR forladiesau gentlemen
ranging in cost from 40c. 10 so;
CAsHSiERES aud CLOTHS for Dressing Robes
FANCY CORDS and TAssELs;
Magnificent assortment Of SILK ana CHENILLE
PRINCES at loves, rates. Much money can be
saved on these goods.
For the ladies we have just opened
ULsTERs, DoLMANs, JACKETS, CIRCULARS
ranging In cost from 90 TO 800;
MISSES CLOAKS at reduced prices;
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS at much below value.
Do not fail TO examine our compile assortmenis.
CARDOZO. ALsOP, MOSBY & CO.,
FoUROUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE co.
lde 15.eOdI
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IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES OUR CUSTOMERS
who may not find II convenient 10 purcba'e In the
DAYTIME. we Will this week keep open until Il. NJ.
We have a very large stock 10 every department,
and very any articles suitable for Christmas nres-
ents. Come aud look. MCADAMs BERRY.
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MASTER SHANNON AND HIS ORAToRY.--
Thi, precocious genius, WHO appears at
Mozart Hall Tuesday night next, Is de.
scended, we learn, from one OF the Oldest
families Of Lower Maryland, aud Is ssid 10
have eyInced when almost an infant TWO
distinct natures-one the geeful child;
the other the graceful, commanding orator,
interpreting and declaimlng the nnest speci.
mems Of poetry and prose. His toyssnupg
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~ have been using TUFTS PILLS for dyspepsia
and Hnd them the best remedy ever tried. upio
that time everything ate disagreed with me. can
now digest any kind of food; never have "A head
ache; perform my duties as bookkeeper with satis-
faction, aud have gained fifteen pounds OF Solo
flesh. The value OF these pills cannot be over
estimated. W q. Schultze Columbia, S. q.
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DwELLING.HCUsE BURNED. - Yesterday
morning at 1:4S O'Clock an alarm Of fire was
turned in from Box 80, caused bv the burn
ing OF q frame dwelling on HARRISON street
between Leigh and Moore streets, owned
by Alfred Mitchell, and occupied by Ed
ward Lee (colored.) The hovse was totally
destroyed. Loss about 2500-no insurance
The streets were very slippery. and it re-
quired four horses to carry Steamer No. 4
IN the fire
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4itllmond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY. ..DECEMBER 25, 1880

Ks- THE CIRCULATION UF The DISPATCH
IL LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cJRCI :
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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DEATH OF Mrs. MARY ANN ALLEN.-This
venerable and dearly.loved lady, widow Of
the late Joseph Allen, OF this city, died yes
ferday at her residence, northeast corner oi
Twelfth and Broad streets. in the seventy
fifth year OF her age. Her funeral will take
place ON SUNDAY afternoon at y O'Clock.
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RICHMOND. December "a. 1880

HUI IJFOtIII'ItI 1T IooV
Nojor Charles Hoioard, General i5en U. b.
Mutudt Aid Society:
Please accept thanks for the prompt payment Of
1855 on life policy Of the late f.. W. McPha'l
who was insured In the q. B. Mutual Aid Society In
December last Yours respectfully
\. T.. JOHNSON,
Administrator of f.. W. McPhaii's estate.
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Snow SNOW SNOW .--In order 10 accommodate
those who cannot make 10 convenient 10 visit oor
store during the day Will keep store open On
Wednesday and Thursday nights until hsifpxst Q
o'clock LEVY BpOruERs.
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AspALrsIAN BALM.

To make the hands smooth, 10 keep the lips
from chapping, there IL nothing better than this
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set In everybody should have some OF u.
Prepared by r. ROBERTS BAKER, DruSgist, 40
O. a Main street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS
A. HUTZLER & SONS

A. HUTZLER SONS,
sos BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS " =,
large assortment OF NOVELTIES for the holi-
days-comD Drising In part: uuu
SILK. LACE, EMBROIDERED. ana hf.aa hEM-
HTITCHED HANDKERCHIEF Tor ladies'
rentlsmen and children; FiCHuEs, SCAkfs,
COLLARs. aud CUFFS. embroidered and plain
coMBs. RRusIIEs. and POCKET-BOOksi
NUBiAs, HOODS, sAcQuEs, ULsTERs, CAhDi-
GL0vsss H1siERY, and UNDERWEAR for
ladies, gentlemen aud children
TOWELS, NAPKINS, and TABLE.DAMASh
LACEs. RIBBONS. aud NoTioNs' IN eno'es'
BL ANKETs, FLANNELs, AND CAssIMERJE1s RE-
Our stock OF DRESS GOODS. CLOAks, ana Li.' ,..'
MANS we oder NJ greatly reduced prices AAs1e c1c
solicited. "N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25

Read LEVY BROTHERS advertisement. They
euumeiate only portion of their stock, as it
would more tnau MI the columns OF this paper
wore ihey TO state all that be nal at their store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE BAKERS sAPoSINE DESfi'
PRICE, which will speedily remove ineipieDt tartar
and scurf. Price, dfly cents a box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25

GOOD TEMPLARs' PUBLIC MEETING.-The
coIored Independent Order OF Good TEN
pars will poId another public installation
next Monday night at Shiloh Baptis, church,
under the auspices Of Golden Rule Lodge,
No. 22. The following speakers will be ON
hand: John r. Lynch, State ID. u. w. Z.
r.; j. B. Griffin, Oliver w. Robinson, and
Others. The ball will also be publicly dedi-
Gated to "Faith, Hope, and Charity"