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PERRY DAyIS's PAIN-KILLER.
DHEUMATISM, n + L r \ l. G \ ,
sPRAINs, PAIN IN THE BACK
AND SIDE.

There Is nothing more painful than these dis
eases; but the pain can be removed and the disease
cured bv use Of PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN-kILLEB.
This remedy is not cheap Benzne or Petroleum
product. that must be KEEP away from fire or heat
10 avoid danger Of explosion. nor is II an mtI.ed
experiment that may do more harm than good.
PAIN-KILLER has been in constant Use for for
~ wears. and the universal testimony from all
parls of .he world Is, IT NEVER FAILS. It not only
effects permanent cure but il relieves pain almost
instantaneou,ly. Bcnga purclyvegeiable remedy
lti safe I'm the hands Of the most inexperienced.
The record Of cures by the use eofPAIN-KlLLER Of
would I'M volumes. The following extracts from
letters received show what those who have tried 1t
think:
EDGAR CADY. Owatonna, MIMI says:
About wear since my wife became sulJeC. lo''-
we're suffering from rheumatism. our resort wac 10
The Pain-lNillcr, which speedily relieved her'
CHARLES POWELL writes fro1n the sailors
Home. London: . ,,..t
lhad been afflicted three years with neuri lsia ana
violent spasms of the stomach. The doctors at
Westminster Hospital gave up my case IN desp palt'
tried your Pain-n iiIcr, ANA II gave me llhnedll.e
relief. have regained my sSenglh' ana an h""
able TO follow my usual occupation
G.. ii. WALMORIll, Sico, Me- WIit'0' - Al,
IeNperIcnccd immediate relief from paiA IN ihe
side by the use Of your Pain-hille..
ihavc used your Pan-IIillcr fJrrhcumatismand
have received great beneht.
nArTox SEAMAN SAYS:
iIaye uscd Paiu-K Her for thirty years. and have
found ii a i,eUer-faiiing remedy for rheumatism
and lamencss.
Mr. BURDITT writes:
IL ntrer rails TO give relief in eases Of rheaina-
tism.
PHIL. GILBERT, Somerset, Pa, writes;
trom actual use, 1 know your Pain-hilicr IS The
best medicine / can get.
All druggists keep PAIN-KlLLER. It's price Is
30 low that Il IS within the reach Of all, and II Will
save many times its cost IN doctors biils' zoc''
Soc, and 81 q bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors'
no 3-eodtEel Fro'luehce' Ia l.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE,
THEIR DANGER AND SAD RESULTS.
NERVOUS ClllLLS.

All headaches are nervous, whether called 50 or
not; but there is certain class Of headaches that
are known as and called nervous headaches because
they are attended by other nervous symptoms, and
what the patient calls nervous feelings or nervous
ness. Headaches are more dangerous han theyarc
generally supposed 10 be because few people die in
fit Of headache but they lead to the most serious
state of things nay. often end in death or insanity
and are always the forcrunner Of nervous chills.
Nervous chils are extremely dangerous and are
not only attended by distressing nervous symptoms
but by congestion Of the nervous centres and often
prove fatal very suddenly, and should receive
prompt and immediate treatment, but the best and
safest way is to take It In time; and If you suffer
from nervous or sick headache treat that and be
cured Of IT.. and there will be no danger Of nervous
clills. You may say II have tried, and nothing
cures mc.'' No. tonics or those common l'urgativc
pills or strong medicines will never cure you. The
reason you suffer from nervous headache rchIisis
because your nervous system IS run down; the
ncrvo-nuid has become poor and weak and needs
feeding and restoring to its natural condition; and
| can tell You what will do II IN any case and
speak from experience, and thatis DIR. BENsONS
CELERY AND CIIAMOMILE PILLS. They have
and will cure any case, no maitcrhowlong standing
or obstinate. Of either nervous headache, nervous
chills sick headache, neuralgia, nervousness, pa
rayss slccpcssncss. indigestion. Price, 80 cents
box. or six boxes for 5 postage free 20 anyad-
dress. Sold by ali druggists. Depot lOG north
Eutaw street. Baltimore, Nd. Prompt attention
given To all mail-ordcrs at home Office
de 7-e0dlW
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he articles are really good and undoubted-

the articles are really good and undoubted-
ly very cheap. Interview Bragg.
ANToNT THE CONFECTIoNER.-Ah here's
the place for Santa Claus TO make headquar-
tiers, and here the children delight 20 feast
their eyes and in Imagination hold high
carnival over the thousands Of tempting
things that delight the palates OF the little
folks. AntOni will not be forgotten this
Christmas, nor any other, for that matter,
while his flag waves In the breeze. You
can buy six pounds OF French candy here
for dollar, and find cart-lOad OF the very
things you want, in order 10 make home
happy on Christmas, at similarly cheap
figures. To Antoni's, then, at once, and be
happy.
JoHN MOGToN.-At the approach Of
Christmas ones thoughts turn instinctively
10 the holly and mistletoe, and the demand
for flowers OF all sorts is as great as that for
good cheer. Our friend Morton, on Main
and Reservoir streets, tells you in another
column Of the beautiful bouquets for Christ
mas, and invites You TO call and Gull from
his choice selection any kind Of rose, violet,
iaponica, bouyardias, pOinsettias, or any
other fair flower. Fancy, grass bouquets are
specially with Morton, and when they
pass from his hands they become a fitting
ornament for any parlor. Don't forget this
ii you want bouquet.
ALBERT BLAIR.-Cold as Christmas is an
old saying, and it therefore behoovcs you
to prepare hot reception for the day. adj
vent. Albert Blair, agent, offers YOU an
opportunity Of procuring supply OF first
rate natural coke from the Jewett Brothers
mine. II Itissplendid for cooking purposes
gives strong heat, and does not burn
away the stove. Liberal terms to dealers
are announced. Mr.. Blair also has for sale
anthracite coal, all sizes, and splint, and it
will not be bis fault If. on Christmas-day,
the house looks cold and cherries, with
the fire all gone out.
And now, dear reader, we will close this
chapter with the promise that should other
dep6ts OF Christmas goods suggest them
selves TO Us for yom information, You will
be sure to hear from us on the subject.
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JUST BEFORE RECESS.
POsfponemenf or the Election OF
Judgca to Fill Vacancies.

A Parliamentary Mixture-A Series OF Bills
from Mr.. iddlcberRer; $500, 900 for Pub
lie Education, Including 500, 900 for Col
orcd Normal school-Duellists and Their
Disabilities; Protest Presented BIZ Mr.. 7.
Wiley Davis-Cnueus secrets-Repairs to
the Executive Mansion-Personnl, &c.
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FOR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAG
Valuable Advice,

The immense stock OF handsome dia-
monds, fine watches, gold chains, brace
lets, and rich jewcry which A. Harris.
1922 Main street mear corner Fourteenth,
shows has attracted great throngs OF buy
erS, who have expressed themselves ~
highly pleased with the qualify, styles. and
prices, for the simple realon that any arti-
Gle usually kept in iirst-class establish
ment can be found there at prices which
defy competition.
=. S.-A. Harris viii close his store on
Friday evening, the 23d instant, at ;
o'clock, and win reopen on Saturday even
ing. the 2lth instant, nj O'Clock. Those
having purchases TO make will please gov
ern themselves accordingly.
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CunDREN's PARTY.-Nothng can give more
pleasure 10 the family az Christmas than "chil-
dren's party IL brings Joy and gisdncss u the
hearts Of the young. and an abundant return for
the little expense. PIzzING. Of SO7 east Broad,
caters for this trade, aud will checrfully estimate
the cost for any one desiring 10 give party du-
ring The holidays.
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THE MozART BAzAAE.-The Bazaar will
continue two more days and nights, closing
on Friday. The object 20 which the re-
ceipts are to be applied, the tasteful decora-
tions OF the hall, the attractive articles on
sale. the various kinds Of excellently-pre-
pared food, will probably I'LL the hall du-
ring the remainder Of the time. Tonight
the music will be such as to satisfy the most
fastidious. Let generous and benevolent
public encourage the ladies in their good
work.
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Sc. only for a Picnic CIGAR.

IRRITABLE TEMPER, mOrosencss, aud dosp0nf-
cEcy, dyspepsia, constipation, piles, and debility
are commonly due To morbid liver These all
mcnt5 are readily removed and cured by SIMMONS
LIVER BEGULATOR-a purely vegetable tonic,
cathariic. and alternative. Genuine prepared only
by j. II. ZEIIIS & GO.
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BOOKS. &c.

rUEAP BOOKS.-REMNANT OF A
u LIBRARY % be sold At any price. NOVELS
aud MISCELLANEOUS WORKS by celebrated
authors 25 cents 70 75c. each dn cloth and soldl.
MACAILEl'S ENGLAND, i've volumes hne
bindinr. So WANERLEl NOVELS, eight vol
unlcs iu one 50. Other FINE WORN very cheap.
BOOK EXCHANGE
dc 22-lta lO4o nam s'co"
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Tee WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy.
rainy, and cool.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: g A. NJ, 50 (;
"A NJ, 50; noon, 81; Il. NJ, 81; 6 =.
n. A.; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature. 5l3.
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SANITARY JUMsDIcTIoS.-The sanitary
Jurisdiction exercised by the Board OF
Health is confined TO the city limits. Some
years since the Board Of Health presented
to the Legislature bill extending that iu-
risdiction one mile beyond It's corporate
limits in every direction except Manches-
ter. The member from the county defeated
the measure in committee.
Upon the first appearance Of smallpox
in the county the city received and cared
for all their patients. The number Of pa
tients from the city increased, and the in
adequate accommodations compelled the
city authorities to decline to receive any
more from the county, and at once advised
the county authorities 10 take steps to iso-
late their patients in the county.
Various efforts have been made by the
city to establish n smallpox hospital in the
county which would accommodate patients
from both city and county, but their efforts
failed to secure their cooperation.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
\ FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLXIoN.
No matter how much II may have become m
paired by nature or otherwise, Il makes the SKIS
PURE. SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YoUTH.
II is not only ELEGANTLY PEEFUNWp, but lt Is
in every way a most perfect wash and sPLESDtp
LoTIoN.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be do;ected
and Is harmless a. water.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ on an saes OF Real Estate made between ~
Isl Of January and Inst of June the taxes for ~
present year have to be paid by the purchncr. on
I'm srlcs made between the 1T Of July and last %
tho year the taxes have o. be paid by the seller.
lThis custom was adopted about fifteen years aR1
bv an the rel estate agents IN Richmond, and APP
plies % Richmond and yiciniw.l
JAS. MACDOUGALL. IO4 \. NJ, millinery, tx
lures. show eases. sc.
r. g. CHAPLIN Z Co. / =. NJ, commissioner
st.e Of valuable tobacco factory at The cornerot
Twcniy-hfih and Cary streets.
". H. LYME & CO.. 4 f.. NJ. two desirable brick
tenemont-dwellmRs Nos. 623 aud 025 n0rth
Fourth street.
JNO. r. LAUGHTON, JP.. 10 \. ", and 7 l.
". imported and domestic cigars.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, 4 =. W.. brick store au4
dwelling. 30. l22, northwest corner n Gary
and Jefferson streets, and the brick dwelling,
No. 100. adjoining.
JNO. r. LAVGHTON, JR.. 10 4. NJ. Tercmptory
sale Of walnut chamber furniture, CARPETS. e..
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISpiClTIoNs ron To-DAY.-For the Mid
ss Atlantic and South Atlantic States,
'iondy weather with rain, casterly vcoring
~ souiherly winds, stationary or higher
,ernrersiurc and lower pressure.
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CHICK CIGARS. Sc.

THE EXPERIENCE If out-door laborcrs, employ
ccs IN manufacture. and late WORKERS of kinds.
has shown that winoglassful Of COLDEN'S LIZ
BIG's LIQCID EXTRACT or BEEF AND TONIC Is
yIGORATOR, taken at regular intervals. imparts
stamina and resistance 10 disease. AK for Col
DEN's: take no other OF druggists generally.
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BIRDS. CAGES. De.

IUsT RECEIVED \ FINE LOTSxT
~ OF GERMAN CANAE1Es-nne sinE- -yH#S
, ~ aud al low prices. Also, large assDrt- ~
men. % PLAIN aud FANCY tAGfs. Cau = y
your special attention 10 our O>i-Dol.LAt-
CAGES, sgiarc aud round, by
c. BFLLFNOT.
dc 22-itt No. south Fourteenth strccL
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CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR THE ORPHANS
For several years past some OF our kind
hearted citizens have provided Christmas
dinner for the boys OF the Male Orphan
Asylum by small contributions left at the
Dispatch counter and Win Mr.. Gill. the
superintendent. 1t is proposedto continue
the good custom, and those who desire to
share in the pleasure OF making the orphan
boys happy may do so by leaving their gifts
AT this office.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

This is TO notify housekeepers that while the oit
ard long-estabshed firm OF WALTER u. BLAlR
& CO., 1l09 Main street, .c largely TO the whole
sale and jobbing trade, they STILL PAY rARTicU-
LAR ATTENTION TO THE RETAIL FAMILY GRO
Gerry BUSINESS, and ask an examination of stocl.
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REDUCTION IN PRICES or XNAs CARDS. The
balance of Christmas Cards on hand viii BE- so'd
nj 25 per cent. reduction ut =. LEwIs's, 9i2 Main
Street
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SILYERWARE.

CHRISTMAS CARDS reduced % per cent. at L.
LEwIs's 0l2 Main street.
THE EMULSION or CoD-LIyER on prepared by
PURCELL, LADD & co. Is palatiblo and plcasanf
to take.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ~
the DISPATCH PRINfING-IlOUsE. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
When COD-LVFR OIL Is wanted, use the Emui-
sion prepared by PURCELL, LADD & Co.
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Another Instructive Chapter. Which,
Though short. Contains I'm.
portant Information
for PcrpIcNed
Purchasers.
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NOwLAN & CO.,
JEWELLERS,
TENTH AND MAIE STREETS.

NJ. ELLYsoS & Co., adyeriisiugagents, inscIi adj
ycrtlsementsm al OF the newspapers Of tie tnitci
states az publishers rates. orderg eft at The Dis
Datch counting-room viii receive prompt atieu-
a..
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CLOSED.


RIcuafOND. FREDERICKSBURG ANDl
POTOMAC RAILROAD,
FREIGHT DFPARTMENT
RICHMOND, December 2l, lsel.
U,UE FREIGHT DEPOTS OF THIS
| COMPANY will be CLOSED ON MONDAY
December 26th. - .,..,t,,
|''"' 4. A. TAYLOR,
do oost General Freight Agent.
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sr. sosEpu.s ORPHAN ASYLUM.
ASSIST THE ORPHAN.


ASSIST THE ORPHAN.
He that gireth ~ the pO0r shall not rant"
II. JOsEPIrs ORPHAN ASYLUM, corner o.
Fourth and Marshall street.. VIII bc opened o
visitors TODAY and ENElsG DAY TITS " kfkr
from 4. VI. 10 = /. NJ, on which days The fricnds
If the Hide orphans arc cordially Invited u zee
the instltutiOa aud the bethlehem, which viii d.
erected f0r the occasion.
Visitors are * pccted to bring donations OF our
or more pounds Of groceries Dry Goods, &c. n.
their inclination or ability may suggest. Coniri-
ceiyci.
Please g. give literally o the helpless little ones.
aud make them happy rs well by your presence s.
By your generosity.
Persons At a distance may send their con'ribn-
tiOns by expires.
A box win De conveniently placed b receive d.
nations In money from those Who wish thus -
contribute. Gc "a
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HAY, CORN. de.

NOR SALE, 800 bales SWEET HAY,
Il 500 bags sound WHITE CORN also CORN
IN TIFF FAR, FRANKLIN sTEARNs,
DO i5-eod3t is south Fifteenth street.
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PERsONAL.-Hon. Abram Fulkerson,
member OF Congress from the Ninth dis
trct, was on the floor Of the House yester-
dav.
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CHRISTMAS CAROL,
containing Comforts, Curiositios, Cos
meficS. ConfcctiOncries. and
Curios. All in the
Iiuoof

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
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FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS.
XMAS GOODIES,
NNAS GOOnIKS.

CoLUMBUs's new store, corner Third and Broad
streets, ia the cheapest place to buy your Xmas
goods. Tie has an immense stock Of Pure Candies.
Fruits, Nuts, Fireworks. SC. As to quality. hts
goods are unsurpassed and our readers asked
TO look at his 5eauIlful show-windows To SCI the
handsomest display Of the Kind ever exhibited lp
this citv
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PERSONAL.

no WHOM II MAY CONCERN
L have been appointed by the Cbancery Court 90
the city of Ri-hmond a. committee OF We itf
KISCIlFN ADAMS. now at tAe Retreat for lir
JACKSON Guy,
de 2I-2t 1li7 Main street.
DERsONS DESIRING 4 CALENDAH
i Tor les2 aud DIRECTORY OF FlEk~
ALARM BOXES lcorrociedl can procure tnsn q
NEW YORK LAUNDRY.
ge2l-lw 02l Broad street. corner ieftb.
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PURCELL, LADD CO.'S EMULSION CoD-LiyER
OIL for colds, coughs, sc.
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BEER.
. AISER BEER.

KAISER BEER,
II BUDWEIsFR BEER,
N BorTiEs;
ROCHESTER, BEER. drawn frnm tho kcg;
az the Exchangc-Rooms, Tobacco Nchsnge eaiid-
ing CHARLES kCkEE.
ae22-lw
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ALL REMAINING STOCK or XMAS CARDS re-
duced 25 per cent at l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main
street
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CHRISTIAN & WHITE can now supply thcr
customers with their CELEBRATED H0ME-MADE
MINCE-MEAT
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.
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subscriptions taken for All Foreign and Ameri
can Newsnpcrs and Periodicals at publishers
rates, 0OS Main street. y, LEoSAEp.
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The Special Sale Of Fine Diamond
Rlr1r-tI

Lace Pins, Breast Pins, Solitares and
Clusters, Fine Gold Watches, Chains.
Necklaces. Jewelry, &C., will be continued
for few days only. This is a strictly first
class Stock-worthy the attention Of our
best people, who should not lose the Oppor-
tmity 10 buy at low figures.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON. Jr., AuctOneer,
1906 Main street.
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defy competition.
p. S.-A. Harris will close his store on
Friday evening, the 23d instant, at 3
o'clock, and win reopen on Saturday even
ing. the oath instant, nj O'Clock. Those
having purchases TO make will please gov
ern themselves accordingly.
The Special Sale Of Fine Diamond
Rings,
Lace Pins, Breast Pins, Solitaires and
Clusters, Fine Gold Watches. Chains.
Necklaces. Jewery. &C., will be continued
for 4 few days only. This is a strictly first
class worthy the attention Of our
tunity 10 buy at low figures.
JNO. T.. LAUGuTON. Jr., AuctiOneer,
1906 Main street.
--------------------
DON'T PHYsIC. for II weakcns and destroys, but
use IIOP BITTERs. that builds up, up
MAGNETIC CLornIERs-
MAGNETIC BECAUSE WE DRAW THE TRADE
TOWARDS OUE EsTABLIsIMENT
Gentlemen, if you have any doubts as to what
particular cut Of garment is best adapted to your
style of beauty or what colors would most become
your complexion, we viii take great pleasure IN
giving you thc benefit Of our experience and taste,
aud will assist you in every way to make you ap-
pear handsome and stylish. We are giving a reg
ular
HOLIDAY EXPOSITION or FINE GARMENTS
now and would like to have You drop in and view It.
\. sAKs CO..
STRICTLY ONE-PRicE CLOTHIERs,
1913 Main street.
A large assortment of XMAS CARDs-plain and
fancy. 00s Main street. y. LEONARD.
JoHy MORTON,
MAIN AND RESERVOIR STREETS.
CUT-FLOwERs 4 SPECIALITY.
BEAUTIFUL BOUQUETS FOR CHRISTMAS.
CHRISTMAS CARDS AZ about half price, and all
other HOLIDAY GOODS at greatly reduced prices at
c. =. JonNsToS's, 91s Main street.
stsEstststsfssKs KskkssskattsHEk#rs
LOOK At THIS,
I tEFH4FftFftFFskR a#ttHsfHtEFFsFfft
AND
For THIS WEEK ONLY,
AND
DoV'r YOU FORGET IT.
6 POUNDS FRENCH CANDIES ONLY 81,
POUNDS PLArN CAsDrEs ONLY II.
ANToNrs, THE C0SFECTIOyER,
MAIN STREET.
The most suitable presCnt you can make friend
f. an EB0NY WALKING-CANE COS Main street
y. LEONARD.
MoRroN's Is tie place fer
CUT-FIOWFEs FOR CHRISTMAS.
ROSES, YIoLETa. JApO%CAs.
B0uvAEDiAs, and PoESsETTAs,
in bloom, az
MORTON
Main and Reservoir streets.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES, FRUITS. &C.-Frcuch
candles, plain candles. chccolte drops. chocolate
caromels. marshmallow drops, gum drops glazed
fruits, Malaga grapes, mats, rl.sins, curr,nt-, ct-
ron. figs. pruucs, and everything suitable fOr
Christmas at ANDRrw PIzZfNts- Jr--
Prince Of COniecti0ncrs, S07 Broad street.
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TBERE WAS A GREAT RUSH AT PrzzISf's on
yesterday for Christmas candies, bat young
friend was prepared for the crowd. lie will sell
you as much candy for one dollar as any oiher
store In town.
FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS.
large lot Of
FANCY GRASS BouQrETs
at
MoRToN's.
the Wcst-End Florist.
All orders promptly attended to
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

+. DIAMOND EAR-DnOP AyD LACE PINS,
/ DIAMOND CLUSTER AID SOLITAIRE
RINGS,
DIAMOND BANGLE BRACELETS,
WATCHES, GUARD and TEST-CHAfSs,
SCARF-PISs, BUTTONS, aud STUDS,
ROMAN and f.NAMELLED BANDS,
I FINE CLOCKS and BROSZEs.
I SILVER JEwEL-sTAsDs aud CARD
CASES,
/ SILVER EPERCNEs, IUnEENs, and
IRNS,
SILVER BAKING and VEGETABLE
DISHES.
SILVER TEA-SETS, KNIVES. SPOONS,
aud FORKS.
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.,.-,,r,d Il the POsi-offcc at Richmond. Va, as
INV Srcond-clasS maticrl
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PERSONAL.

Professor c. Martin has relinquished all
hope Of becoming superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction, and has gone back TO Dan
vile. II was said that he was offered the
chance OF becoming Librarian, but he did
not Ike such solace for defeat, and de-
chned.
FOR TIIRE ORGAN.
A bill was on yesterday reported from
House committee authorizing the Superin-
tendent OF Public Printing 10 have the
laws published in some paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-22

The most suitable presCnt ycu can make friend
f. an EBoNY WALMNC-CANE. COS Main street
y. LEONARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-22

CHRISTMAS CANDIES, FRUITS. &C.-Frcnch
candles, plain candles, chccoll'e drops chocolate
caromels. mar-hmallow drops, gum drop, glazed
fruits Malaga grapes, mats, rLsns, cilrruts, cit
ron. figs. prunes and everything suitable for
Christmas at ANDRrW PIzzfNrs- Jr-.
Prince Of Confectoncrs, s07 Broad street.