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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-20

"without creating difficulties to any crowned
head"
The king of Siam has appointed consul at
New York whose commission is dated
"wednesday, the I'd day of the waning moon
of the lunar month Asadhamas of the year
Maseng of the bird of the decade / ,243 of the
Siamese astron omical era, corresponding to
July Is, 1881, of the Christian era. Being the
4,62Sth day of the fourteenth Year, of the
present reign. The king, with diplomatic
shrewdness, selected member of the foremost
American family to represent him here. The
consul's name is Smith.
When Judge Davis went upon the supreme
bench he was quite impressed with the inn
portance of his functions and listened with all
his ears to what was going on. One day q
young lawyer was making "a halcyon and
vociferous' speech After the harangue had
lasted for an hour, Judge Grier, who was
seated next to Davis, turned as if to speak to
him. Davis inclined his head, expecting to
hear some profound observation on the law
of the case. The venerable Grer whispered,
On that fellow He makes such row
can't sleepi' The feelings of the new justice
may be imagined.
Another one about Judge Davis:-On his
Indiana circuit one time when certain case
was called, one of the parties asked for a con-
tinuance, as his council was absent. The law
yer on the other side demanded an immediate
hearing. Davis looked at him with a danger
GUS smile, and said: Every well, my friend,
we'll go on if you say so. But ought to tell
you that in such cases always think it my
duty to look out for the side that is not rep
resented by cour sci. We had case of that
sort in Terre HATTIE, the other day, where
man insisted on going on when the other side
wasn't there, and, singular as it may seem, we
beat that fsllow:" The case was continued.
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a Corpse Arises from the Coffin.

4 servant girl in the employ Of Mr..
Pierre Gauvreau, OF this city, named Jose
phine Gauvreau, recently received infor-
nation, says the Quebec Chronicle OF No
vember 2Sth, from reliable source Of the
sudden death OF n younger sister employed
in cOtton-iactory at Lawrence, Mass. She
accordingly donned mourning garb, but
what was her surprise when on Wednesday
she received a letter written in the hand
writing of the sister she had supposed to
be dead. From the letter she learned that
her sister had been ordered by her physi-
cian to Use chloroform TO induce sleep, and,
taking an overdose, she had been overtaken
by a sleep so profound that ii was thought
she was dead. She was accordingly pre-
pared for burial and the mass FOR the repOse
of her soul was being celebrated when all
who were in the church were horrifed by
hearing scream from the coffin. 1t was
Immediately opened and the young woman
taken TO the presbytery adjoining the
church, where, under skilful attention, she
quickly recovered. and is now on her way
to her birthplace, Quebec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04
THE NEWS IN RICHMOND.

The Herdld's Richmond correspondent,
in a dispatch dated Richmond, December
I'd, saws:
During the past two days Jewish circles
here have been intensely excited over the
racy developments in the suit Of Miss Ida
Ullman, OF New York, against Mr.. Henry
Meyer, OF this city, for breach OF promise
and damages in the sum Of $4,000. The
defendant in the ease is well known here
among all classes. His parents have resided
IN this city since long prior to the late war,
and are highly respected, not only by their
own race and sect, but also by the Gentle
community. Julius Meyer, father OF the
young man, has been in business here for
over twenty-five years, and has by indus
try, thrift, and the tact peculiar to his
brethren i'm the clothing business, amassed
Il considerable fortune. He recently pur-
chased the store No. Col Broad street,
adjoining his own, merged both into
one, and made quite an extensive
and attractive clothing bazaar, In this
concern the young man defendant to Miss
UllmaD's suit has, IL is said, only small
interest, the title OF the firm being Julius
Never Il Son. Meyer is reputed to be
worth about SG0,OO0, nearly all of which
he has made in this city. The result OF the
trial in New York is looked forward to
here with the most intense interest, and the
New York Herald containing accounts Of
ii will find a ready sale until it is conclu-
ded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

CuRI0Us.-Mr. David Steele while sinking
well for one OF his saw-mills in piece OF
ground, near Spring Grove, from which
the original growth Of timber bad been cut
twenty years ago, found three large gum
trees at depth OF sixteen feet below the
surface of the ground. The trees were lying
horizontally, and twined around them
were some vines still holding their leaves.
The leaves crumbled when exposed to the
air, but the trees were in perfect state OF
preservation and one OF them had a notch
in it as though cut with an axe. In proof
Of this the ends OF the trees, on raising the
curbing OF the well, can be seen protruding
from the sides sixteen feet below, and some
of the wood is In the possession Of Mr..
steele.-JdmeS Riuer Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04
rrHE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
L THE NURSERY.

The following Is an extract from a letter written
TO the GerInaa Reformed Messenger, at Cham
bersburR, Penn:
A BENEFACTRESS.
just OTcn the door for her, and Mrs. Wlnslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. or this we are SURF that We will
teach our "susy" TO say "A blessing ON Mrs
Winslow " FOR helping her 10 survive and escape
the gripping, eolickipg and ieeihng siege. MRS
WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves The
child from pain, and cures dysontery and diar-
rhea. IL softens the gums, reduces Inflammation.
cures wind-collc, and carries tie infant safety
through the tecihIng period. performs precisely
what Il profcsses to perform, every part OF it-no-
thing less. We have never seen Mrs. W.nslo~-
know her only through the preparation OF her
Soothing Syrup FOR Children Teeihing." II we
had the power We would make her, as she Is, a
physical savior 10 the infant race. Sold BY ali
druggists. Twenty-Five cents bottle,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04
Tho baltimore Gazette Sold.

BALTIMORE, December 2.-The Baltimore
Gazette, the official organ OF one wing OF
the Democratic party OF Maryland, was
Yesterday sold to Mr.. William B. Hazleton,
managing editor OF the american, repre-
senting a syndicate composed mainly OF
several prominent members Of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Association OF
this city, OF which eX-Mayor +. G. Latrobe
and James A. Carey, late Republican can
didate for Governor, are the principal par
ties interested, representing Joint capital
Of 100000. The price paid was conside-
rabIe less than $4,000. Mr.. Hazleton will
take control upon the 1st Of next Janu-
ary.- Washington Post.
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3itllnlond 0ispattll.
observation-disclosures 4. 1881.

Rs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATI0N OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, 43 ;
Q A. NJ, "A; noon, GO; p. NJ, Ga; P.
NJ, Sc; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, SO Sc.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. NJ, Rdninistratorss
sale OF household furniture az the residence OF
Tie late Miss G.. l.. Parr, No. la07 Main street.
Z. uOLZINGER, 1O's A. NJ, furniture nOtioos
gttss Jars. candies. cakes cooking and heating
stoves. shoemaker benches. &c.
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DYEINa AND SECURING.
: LINNENANN.

LINNEMANN,
LIE No. 1923 EAST fRASkLiS STREET,
RICHMOND. VA,
Best and cheapest DlEI>G and CLEANING fos
GENrLEME<s COATS, PANTS, yEsTS. &c.s
LADiEs DRESSES, sIiAwLs. tL0Ahs, Etls-
BoNs, &c. FEATHERs cleaned and dyedi KID
GLOVES cleaned atiowest price. Prolnpt delivery.
DC 4-eodlm ARNA MoLsCHkE, AgeaL
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy weather. with
light rain or snow; light winds. mostly
easterly; stationary temperature; station
ary or lower pressure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

We have also the largest stocks Of
FINE BIBLES, HYMN-BOOKs, PRAYER
BOOKS, AND HYMNALs,
In sets, ever brought 70 tlis city IN one season.
FINE PAPETERIEs, In sllk-plush, silk, and lea
thereto;
WORk-BOXES, in walnut, ebony, and leather;
WRlTING-DESkS from 9Oc. 20 $40;
GOLD PENS and PENCILS Of all styles and the
best manufacture;
kGAMMOS-BOARDS CHESS;
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at all prices and In all
sizes:
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, superb assortment, In
paper, IN cloth, in leather, and in imitation
ivory bindings;
SCRAP-BOOhs, all sizes, qualities and prices;
CARD ALBUMS for the preservation OF the
Christmas cards;
THE BRITISH POETS, from Chaucer to Tcnny-
son, with red lines and gllt edges-76c. per VOL
ume; the same, in fun morocco, for $3.50;
THE CHATTERBOX for 1881. only 75c. each;
JUVENILE BOOKS at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

FUNERAL OF Mr.. x. +. BAXALL.-The
funeral OF the late x. Barton HaXall took
place from Monumental church yesterday
morning at IL O'Clock. TIE sacred edit, e
was filed by . large coDeOuTse, who had
assembled 10 pay the last tribute Of respect
to the memory OF one who's death they so
deeply deplored. The solemn and impress
sive ceremonies were conducted by Rev.
DR.. Armstrong, assisted - ':ev. DIR. Min
nigerode.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: John l.. Bacon, d. j. Il. Me-
Cav, II. L. G.. Baskerville, George Lee,
Peter III. Mayo, DIR. +. Z. Robinson, viii
liam B. Warwick, James Alfred Jones,
Lewis ID. Crenshaw, Jr, Archer Anderson,
John Branch, John L. VI MS, b. john
son Barbour.
The remains were inferred in the family
section at Hollywood, and were followed to
their last resting-phce by % .ong procession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

HORsroRD's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR AGED
PERsoSs.-I have found Horsford's Acid
Phosphate 10 act very kindly in aged per-
sons.-M. IL. Palmer, NJ. d., Toledo, Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

HOwTrZER- -AssoCIATIoy REUNIoN.-The
annual reunlon and banquet OF the Rich
mond Howitzer Association will occur at
Ford's Hotel on Tuesday, December 18th,
at9P.M The annual address will be de-
liyered by Rev. W. NJ. Dame, former
member OF the First company. The fol-
lowing il the Committee OF Invitation {:
Messrs Henry c. Carter, James A. Grigg,
and G, Z. Wingo.
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DUsINEss ENTERPRISE.

gentleman well known throughout ne ne Snlasa Snn,n
sNsst's 10 tnyest 500, 600 IN AN ACTIVE BUST
MSS. References exchanged Addfesss, s i,d ro5 one
week o.. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

fEntered at the Posi-ofice at Richmond. Va. a
second-class matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

HOP BITTERs Is a preventive and cure aguc I;
II Is your own fault II you haycii.
CHRISTMAS AND NEw-Y EARS CARDS, &c.-lt
Is worth the time TO pay visit 10 J.. LEwis's, 9l2
Main street, aud look at hs splencid collection u
handsome Christmas cards o. every design. He
has also some very ne engrayings and water CO.
Iors. All stitabe presents for the approaching
holidays
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EIREwoRKsi FIREWORKS !
MERRY XMAS, 1881.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

hs.LtONARD, POS Main street, takes pleasure
announcing that he has nov on hand an iu-
ssslse stock OF CHRISTMAS CARDS. inprisiDa
~ ~ choicest desixHs OF American, English. and
+'m4n manufacturers Prices range from &c. u
a.. special attention 20 ny unusually atirssn ye
Di'te or fANCl PAPE1ERIE, WRiIdlNsSG-
gg,tss,hass CARD-CAsEs. IkKsTA NDs, PHOTO
firttS,t-ALBrMs, PURSES. KAsELS, PIC
CAeskrs hAMLs, BAChGAMhok-bOAh
ts6,fs 81 al kinds, CIIL BOOhr, IN
sslasss CEATTEBB0x for 1881. Gail ana ex-
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\. sAEs & co.

THE NUTRIrIvE PiiorrnrrES Of CoLDEg'S
LIEBIG's LIQUIp EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TOytC
INYIGORAToE are sufficient 90 sustain the body
without the addition If solid food. Ask Jor col
dR'S-tdke ~ otber-of druggists generally.
LEE GALLERY, Main strcet-CARD-ruo~o-
GRAPHS, IL per dozen.
LIE GALLERY-LAEGE PHOTOGRAPHS for
framing, 81.
HAVE the children PHOTOGRAPHED at tie Lex
GALLERY.
OLD PICTURES copied beautifully at ihc rER
GALLERY.
WE REcoMMEND the LEE GALLERY for ruo-o-
GRAPHS.
BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED sx
the use of MEADE & BAKERS sAroNISE DENri-
FRICE, which VIII speedily remove incip.ent t1rtar
and scurf Price, fifty cents a box.
WILEoE's CoD-LIvER on AND LIME.-The
friends Of persons who have been restored FROM
confirmed Consumption by the usc OF CHS original
preparation. aud Tie grateful parties themselves,
have by recommending 1t and acknowledging -
wonderful efficacy, given the article vast popH-
lirily I'm New England. The Cod-Liycr OIL b. in
thlS combination fnDDtu pi It's unpleasant ffhiPs
and rendered douby effective In being conplet
with the Lime, which iS itself restorative pr,u-
ciplc, supplying nature with Just the assistance re-
quircd 10 heal and restore the diseased lungs. A.
B. WILBoH, Boston, proprietor. sold by all drug
glsts.
A FRAGRANT BREATH IS always pleasure and
you can have it by using MEADE 4 BAKERS dell
ciOus CARBOLIC MOUTu-WAsI. II destroys the OF
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and dccayed
teeth and speedily restores them t. a healthy
dition. Price, nifty cents a bottle.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ~
the DISPATCH PEINTINC-llOUsE. Good wofk,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
DE Ia RTE, Pr RNNGE, TUCK 5, and CARDS ofau
the manuf,o lures at l.. LEwIS's, 912 Main street.
ONE OF OUR DOCTORS SAYS 4" II f. Just such
combination rs f. needed safe and reliable tonic
and scdatye, quetng and soothing for diseased
lungs and nervous debility, something that can be
given and taken AZ any time without danger to the
patient" WAGNEKS ROCK AND RYE EXPECrO-
RANT WITH BROMIDE Is THE medicine. Drag
gists sell it, II l. excellent for lungs colds, ,hoarss
ness, Sc.
THE EMULSION or CoD-LytR OIL prepared by
PURCELL, LADD co. Is palatibie and pheasant
TO take.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

THE FINEST AND LARGEST COLLECTION or
CHRISTMAS CARDS In he city now opened, Tor
sale at L. LEwIs's, el2 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.-The
following officers were elected by the Rich
mond Typographical Union last night for
the ensuing year: President, Andrew w.
Tyree; Vicc-President, II. W. jenkins (;
Recording Secretary, W. II. Mullen; Cor
responding and Financial Secretary, W. h..
Woody; Treasurer, James A. Healy; Ser
geant-at-Arms. c. A. Hill; Trustees,
Charles Ellis, w. T. Booth, and l. n. VIII
liamS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

a NEW AGENCY.-Mes,rs. Adam, Exton & Co..
OF Trenton, y. j., have appointed Me~srs. w. D.
BLAIR CO., Of Richmond, Va, their sole agents
Tor the sale of their elegant CRACKERS for VIZ
ginla. Mcssrs. W. ID. Blair & Co. claim these goods
70 equal any ever sold in Virginia. The trade viii
find by examination that the prices are very iow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

business OPPORTUNITY.-A good
Is chance offers for a man 10 Join as partner ~
fitn fitnl1s l1L.s-e'' j. u. LANE,
~ Df s, stH 322 north seventh street
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TmEns Is xor 4 Day rAssrs

ihfNk II NOT \ DAY PASSES
but what we add to our stock. We negef let
It run down, No matter how grea: ne de-
msnd' we are able to supply Il. We GO. inst
what we want.
THE NEW STYLISH GOODS.
and all the new ideas in style that the reasoa
has brought out. No wholesale warcrooms tn
draw from with the command to ell wha,
We have" for us. What our customers want
Is what We want,
AND WE ALWAYS CIT IT.
That 1t pay us, and that the public apprc-
ciate IT, can be best proven by the facs ,lla' our
November sales, despite the WARM and other
UNFAyoRABLE weather are THE LAncEsr
We ever made in any NOVEMBER BEgorE-
We do not thinS any stronger argument IN
favor Of keeping good goods and selling thcm
at low prices can be shown than this.
We can ft YOU II y0u can walk aud 1ro uo,
deformed, no matter how large or small yon
are.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

They will on SATURDAY the 10Th day Of Dc
cember open the largest and most elegant as wen
as the cheapest, assortment OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04
POLICE Courr.-The following cases were

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
George Taylor (colored), charged with
stealing railroad iron, was discharged.
Maggie Jones tcolored), charged with
assaulting and beating Sallie +. Montgom-
ery. The case was continued to Monday.
John II. Cox, charged with stealing one
shoulder Of bacon OF the value OF Sl.50, the
property OF Thomas Bradford, was SEN
fenced to receive ten stripes and TO be con-
fined in the city iaI thirty days, with labor
in the chain. gang. An appeal was taken.
Thomas Thornton, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care OF himself,
was fined 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

4 STABBING AFFAIR.-LaSt night just aS
the southern-bound train on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
reached Ruther Glen difficulty occurred
between Captain Thomas +. StrattOn, the
conductor OF the train, and Thomas kirt-
ley, lne-repairer in the employ OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company, du-
ring which Captain Stratton received two
cuts-onc on the top OF the head, nflicting
a scalp wound, and another i'm the back be-
tween the shOulder-blades-fr knife i'm
the hands OF Kirtley. At this point two
gentlemen who were seated near seized
the parties, thus putting an end to
the af'ray, which might otherwise
have terminated more seriously. On
the arrival OF the train here kirtley was
placed under arrest by an officer and taken
TO the Second police station. Captain
Stratton was taken to Or. Cunningham's
Office. where his wounds were dressed, and
subsequently sent to his residence, on
Church Hill. Or. Cunningham said that
the wounds were not at all dangerous.
The cause OF the difficulty could not be as
certained. Kirtley boarded the train at
Milford, and short time previous to the
cutting some words passed between him
and Captain StrIttOn, the nature OF which
could not be ascertained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
are receiving the finest and largest stock Of
BOOKS, STEEL-ENGRAVlNGS, and FANCY
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, suitable
for the approaching holidays, ever offered for sale
IN tins city. and at prices that defy competition
CHRlSIMAS-CARDS in endless variety.
Agents for "kEANICH & BACK" PIANOS.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to. de4
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CREsH CHRISTMAS GOODS.

I
200 boxes LONDON LAYER RAlSlNS;
100 boxes VALENCIA RAISlNS;
100 boxes SULTANA SEEDLESS RAISlNS;
100 boxes NEW LEOHORN ClTRON;
50 bags ALMONDS, WALNUTS. FlLBERTS,
PECANS, and PALM-NUTs; 10 bags Co
COASUTS: 10 casks NEW CURRANTS
casks NEW TURKISH PRUNES;
10 kegs FRENCH PRUNES;
% boxes NEW MUSCATEL RAlSiNS;
boxes SHELLED ALMONDS;
500 boxes LAYER FIGS-asecrted:
100 buckets aud half-barrels 4 MO X y
MlNCE-MEAT; 600 buckets PRESERVES
and FRUIT BUFFERS:
1900 eases CANNED PEACHES. TOMATOES
CORN, PEAS, &C.: 20 crates CHAMBER
RIES; 25 boxes MESSINA and MALAGA
LEMONS; FIREWORKS, &C. &C.;
bgeher with large stock Of Fancy Groceries ana
COnfectlOneries suitable FOR Christmas For sale by
GODDlN a. TRIBBkIT
Thirteenth street between Main aud Cary.
de0-eod4w
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Feeling confident that a call will well repay any
who desire to purchase Holiday Presents, we ex-
tend to all such q cordial invitation.
ia. YANCEY & Co,
dc 4-cOdts 11l2 Main street.
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-, ui,h the CHOICEST and MOST SEASON
mr. NOvELTIEs-FANCY GLOVE and
n,ypEERCBuEF-BoxEs, JEwELRY CAS-
- FANCY PTN-CUsH1oNs, TOILET BOT
rs PLUSH, RUSSIA-LEATHER, CASTOR,
"a ADVANCED NOVELTIES in POCKET
sooEs. HAND-D00Ks, SPECIE-BAGs, and
TIER GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HoId-
DNiN SEAL sAcQUEs.
TbSc stable and useful wrappings we sire offer
,.,,tvery popular prices. An inspection Of our
.,,ss before purchasing will be 10 your advantage
CARRIAGE ROBES.
is.ioponod acomplete line, costing $3.50 20 $40.
pf,yKETs, sAAwLS. CoMFORTABLEs.
WlNR-CLOTTIs, and other useful articles for
holiday gifts;
sllK. and FUR-LINED CIRCULARS aud DOL
MANS. ranging in cost from S35 10 ss5;
1oos II the ~MOTHER HUBBARD WRAP
PINGS IN SEAL PLUSH, s75 70 500:
ACKETs, ULSTEBETTEs, ULsTERs, COATS,
sni all novelties in wrappings, at our usual low
rates;
NECKwEAR In immense variety OF shape, cost
and fabric; COLLARETTEs, SARAH BERN
HARDT COLLARS, LACE SCARFS, FICH-
VES. together with
RYAL POINT aud DUCHESS LACE sCARFS
and COLLARETTEs, ranging in cost from Is
,os5O-just the things FOR "a handsome iestimo-
uial;
GLk and CAMBRIA BANDKERCHIEFs-em
iroidcrcd. embossed. and hcmsiiiched-in I'M
megsC variety, costing lOc. 10 So:
SHKS and SA1INS In all the new snd attractive
winter shades IN SATIN RHADAMEs, DE
LYON, NENETiENNES:
BLACK VELVETS-thc cheapest line ever seen in
this market. ranging In cost from s1.25 to 80
psr yard;
.FOsTER" Rid GLOVES in endless variety Of
toorlngs;
The famous d" SARAH BERNHARDT" GLOVES
in SAKE and nndrcSsed eject
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PREPARATIONS
IN THE CITY FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE
HOLIDAYS.
CAGDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY & CO..
1905 east Main street.
F0URQUREAN, PRICE. TEMPLE & Co,
de 4-eod 429 east Broad street
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
EoR THE HOLIDAYS.
MrssRs. J. A. YAScEy & co.

MKssRs. J. A. YANCEy & co.
call the attention Of their friends to their large
stock Of GOODS, suitable for
HOLIDAY, BIRTHDAY, AND OTHER
PRESENTS.
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FUN on THE BRISTOL; OR, NIGHT on
THE SOUND.-ThiS week we are 10 have at
the Richmond Theatre for four days, COM
mencing tomorrow the jth, and closing on
Thursday the Sth, Jarrett Il Ricc's new
musical comedy entitled Fun on the Bris-
tol: or, 4 Night on the Sound" The play
aboundS with eccentric acting, lively mu-
sic, amusing situations, and beautiful
scenery, aud is not marred with any
plot that will bore the listener with
an attempt at unrayeling it. Among
other things that will attract is a
clever parody on Gilbert and Sulliyan'S Pi-
rates Of Penzancc and the Armenia Stu
dents. The fun is said 10 be incesSan., and
each member Of the company 4 well-trained
artist. and our fun-lOying folks may expect
one Of the most mirth-proyoking comedies
they have had i'm some time. This COM
pany comes direct from New York, jump
ing all other points, and giving lis the BEN
efit OF their first performance after leaving
the great metropolis.
ON the night OF the Sth, the last OF their
performance in this city, the company will
present to the fireman who sells the largest
number OF tickets a splendid trumpet, sill
yer and gold. This magnificent article can
be seen in the window OF Mr.. Andrew Piz-
zinis store, on Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

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