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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-27
First National Bank of Stanford. ;

In the city Of stanford, In the county Of Lincoln
and S ate Of Kentucky, has compiled will all the
citation shall be authorized 10 commence the BUSH
ness Of banking
Now, therefore, I. John Jay Knox, Comptroller
Of the Currency do hereby certify that the First
National Bank Of Stanford In the city Of Stanford
in the county Of Lincoln aud State Of Kentucky, "
authorized to commence the business OF banking,
provided in section finy-one hundred and sixty
nine Of the Revised Statutes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
this 9th day Of October, 1882
JOHN JAY KNOX,
mo. 2,7ss.l Comptroller Of the Currency.
J. =. HocKKR, President.
J. W. MCALIsTER, Cashier,
s5-2m joins J. McROBKRTs, Asst. Cashier
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-27
Hotel I'm HusfOnyille, Ky.
FOR SAI II
O HANDSOME RESIDENCES.

Having Determined TO locate my family Ia Lex
ingtOn KY. will offer for sale TO the highest bid
der, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1882
Six Handsome Residences, all the best located
property in stanford, three OF them nearly new,
aud ali Of them well Improved. They are now oe-
eupied by n. G.. Afford, y. J. Anthony, Roy Stew
art, Dr. Wilson, Geo. H. Bruce and myself.
TKRNs:-Une-third cash; balance In equal pay
ments one aud two years; per cent, interest IRON
date Sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. N. al
residence Of Geo II. Bruce. Sale positive. ana
donit YOU forget IL. s2-td. W. CRAIG.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-27

GONE WRoSG.-Bob Collier, Of Pulaski,
who has been going down the hill for a
year or more, had his goods attached at
Crab Orchard the other day, as he was pre-
pairing to go to Missouri, and wriis we're
issued against him for obtaining goods un-
der false pretenses. On hearing Of the lat
ter he skipped out, deserving his wife and
two children and taking his sister-in'law
with him. lie probably went to Tennessee
and efforts are being made to capture him
and return the misguided girl to her par
ents. A reward has been offered for him.
NEARLY all the hangers on around the
Circuit Court will remember the testimony
Of the pretty Miss Matilda Bowman, which
created such sensation at the first trial Of
the Gresham and Reed case. Well, Mis-
Tilda appeared again Yesterday, but some
how she did not create the same interest II
her behalf as before. The fact is, this fail
but frail beauty has been unfortunate sine'
her former appearance, having become
mother without taking the precaution o
securing legal father for it. The Com
monwealths Attorney very cruelty brough
this out az follows "Miss Tlda, have yo'
a familyY" Nothing abashed, Miss Tildl
promptly answered that she had child
"Who il ia father" again questioned tn
G. a. al don't koow that that's got an.
thing to do with this case" snapped Mis-
Tilda, "but II the Judge says ! must tell
can do 80 mighty quickly" The Cour
had a pardonabls curiosity on the subjec
no doubt and ordered the question answer
ed. John BraKdale, that's who" and Mis-
Tilda had let the cat out Of the bag.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-27

TnE cold season is later coming this
year than usual, but il Sill be here in a
few days and 40 will an elegant lot Of
Cloaks and Dolmans. J. w. Hayden, al
ways up with the times, will save you
money in those goods II you give him a
chance.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-27
First National Bank.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or CONPTROLLER OF TIM CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, October 4, 1884.
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence pre- sented TO
Rs the undersigned, Il has been made 10
appear that the
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-27

AT STASFRoD. Judge + w. Brown who
i attending the session Of the Grand Lodge
OIL 90. +. at Winchester, ielegraphs
that Stanford has been selected for the
meeting Of the body in 1883. We are much
pleased 10 learn this and are confident that
our citizens will do their best TO make the
session pleasant one TO the members Of
the order.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-27

PUrrrSG UP rHE Pace OF CoAL.-A re.
liable gentleman who was. passenger on
the North bound train Yesterday, handed
us the following Representatives Of the
Pine Hill, Livingston, Altamont, Peacock,
Laurel aud Pittman Coal Ci's are in ses-
sion to-day Thursday, at Pine Hill for
the purpose Of pooling the products of
their mines and forming an association
With an agent whose duty it will be to dis
pose Of their coal and pro rate the pro-
ceeds. Those who have not been 20 fortu-
nate as to have supplied themselves with
winter coal will likely have to pay higher
rates than in the past However, il the as
ISOLATION, a. such, can induce railroad to
reduce the local rates on coal to any great
extent the organization may be Of some
benefit TO the consumer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23
VIII be Open at Half-Past z O'Clock
This Evening.

The iewelry-house Of A. Harris, No.
l322 Main street, near corner Fourteenth.
will be open this evening nj the above
hour. and we advise our friends to wait
until then to make their purchases, a.
there can be found the largest, finest, and
be.i-selected stock OF diamond ear-drops,
solitaire and cluster rings, fine watches,
rich jewelrv, necklaces, bracelets, chains,
pins. rings. and hundreds OF other articles
TOO numerous 10 mention. our popular
low prices, which have made our 5uslnes,
\ success thi. week, will be maintained.
You are respectfully invited TO call and cX-
anime the stock, which will not obligate 4
purchase.
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forlnity with the requirements OF the Con-
stlt'ltion. a. they may elect"
As has already been said. the act Of the
Legislature in question requires no notice.
actual or constructive: II authorizes no
proceeding against the vessels seized be-
yond the indictment against the actual
offender. II makes no provision for any
mode Of trial when the owner appears and
asserts his claim. Ii gives him no day in
court and condemns without hearing.
such law must, in the nature OF things.
be utterly void. 50 far as il ATTEMPTS the
coniiscatlon OF property OF third persons
not charged with nor convicted Of the
offence alleged in the Indictment. In this
respect the act Of the Legislature is fatally
defective, and requires careful revision and
amendment. IL the vessels seized bv the
officers i'm these eases are the property Of
the petitioners they were Illegally conts-
Gated for the want Of some proper pro-
ceeding under valid law TO enforce the
condemnation and forfeiture.
An OPPORTUNITY
ought to have been afforded the petitioners
OF establishing their title. II they sue
ceeled in so doing an order should have
been entered for the restoration 10 them Of
the vessels or their proceeds.
The case Of Osborne IS. United States,
Otto. page 474, decided by the Supreme
Court Of the United States. l. complete
authority for the position that so long a.
property or it, proceeds are under the con-
troll Of the court the court may make such
disposition Of either u justice and the
rights OF parties may demand. The iudg-
ments Of the Circuit and County Courts
must, therefore. be reversed. and the cases
remanded for further proceedings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

By The active and benevolent agency Of
Mayor Darlington, assisted by the press.
500 wa this afternoon distributed - fol-
low>: To Female Humane Association,
SlOl .0s; =. ,Jo,eph'> Asylum. Si1.7j; Male
Orphan Asylum. 377.7j; Il. Paufs Church
Home. Sis.i9; Coiored Orphan Asylum,
S2i.93-beingab about Sl.j0 per capita--w
will furnish these orphans several good
dinners. There are few contributions OF
flour, shoes. &c. one iron Grm. long well
known for hberality. contributed $40.
have been requested by representatives.
of these charity institutions 20 express for
Themselves. A. well A. for the orphans un-
der their charge, hearty thanks 10 all these
contributors. whether great or small. They
all show that the heart l. right.
WILLIAM W. PAEHER, VI. D.,
President Male Orphan Asylum.
December -, lss5.
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tutoni', Christmas SHOW.

Largo cTOWds OF lntcre,teu 'p'rIMVI''
especially ladies and children. are daily al
fracted TO view the beautifully-decorated
show-wind0ws OF Anton, Richmond :
wen-known and popular confectioner,
whose admirable taste. both In the procure
ment and display OF goods in his line. wa-
exhibited in a symmetrical pyramid i've
feet high. formed Of tempting malaga
grapes. luscious bananas. ponderous pear,
from the Pacific SLOPE, imported ilower-,
and many other knick-knacks which the
skilled hand and artistic taste OF the Great
Coniectioncr had fashioned into thing Of
beauty. The two magnificent fruli-,tnds
are also most tastefully arranged. 60 anG
see for yourself.
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In Connection With tie Labouehere
Scandal.

In seIf-defence | desire TO LAY to this
public. whose favor | have 20 long enjoy
ed. that no matter whether Mrs. Pigeon Is
Mrs. I.abouchere, or whether Mrs. Pigeon
has two Mr. Pigeons or one Labouehere.
the Christmas trees are TO he dccked. the
children's stockings are to be filed, cakes
and fruits are TO be obtained for the Christ
mas dinner. and there l. no place in tbs
citv where they can be purchased from a
fuller stock or upon better terms than from
ID. COLUMBUS,
col east Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23
OYSTER-WAR LAW.
The Points Decided by the Supreme
Court I'm the Cases or Vessels Cap
tured BY Governor Cameron.

History of the Cases-CIaims Made by the
Owners OF the Vessels Captured i'm the Tn
lawful Catching and Taking or Oysters by
the Expedition Under the Command OF Cow
ernor Cameron-Decision or the Court that
fhr Owners OF the Vessels "ShouId Bave
had Opportunity OF Establishing their
Tile" Nc.
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A CoIored Man Killed About an Old
Hare.

Coroner Taylor yesterday held an in
quest upon the body OF Arthur Toles. who
came TO his death from injuries inflicted
upon him by sam owens.
Saturday evening, 18th instant. T0le,
and Owens doth cOlored) Were in the gro-
cery-stOre OF Mr.. Rankin. near the Third
Station-hOuse. when an old man named
Dick Smith came in, bringing 4 basket
with four old hares dead. sam stole one
OF the hares and concealed il beneath his
coat. When smith missed il he inquired
who had robbed him. and was told that
sam was the man. There was sculilc be-
tween these two, and the old hare dropped
10 the floor.
Caught in his crime. sam began to abuse
the old man. for which Arthur Tolcs re-
proved him. sam wanted 10 know what
TOleS had 10 do with it, Seeing anOther
trouble impending. Mr.. Rankin ordered
sam ont of his store. Slm moved of. and
A. he was going ont the door ne ,1id
to TOleS. You come along. too at the
same time catching hm 10y the collar and
giving him jerk. Tole- tumbled head
foremost down upon the pavement. from
which he was picked up nearly 'ifele,-.
The pOst-m0rfem showed that the ,kull
was not fractured. Death was cail,ed by
eflusion OF blood on the brain.
The Coroner'> jury rendered a verdi
I'm accordance with these facts. and sam
Owens will be- tried for the killing.
Tole- was fifty-iye and an iron-Worker.
POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed oi yesterday:
Robert Ellis (cOlOred) was fined $3.50 for
creating 4 disturbance in the street.
james Kinney, drunk and di-ordcrly,
was fined -.
sam. Tyler (colored) was fined Slj for
carving concealed weapons.
Wiiilm Grant. charged WIN trc-pas~-
ing and drawing pistol on and fighting
the family Of Mrs. !. Il. Palmer, was re-
quired 10 give bond to be OF good behavior
for -iX months.
FraRk Carter Ccoloredl. charged with
threatening 10 cut William Kennedy. Tie
ease was continued until to-day.
Alice TwymaT Mary Twyman. and
Bertie Brooks, drunk and di-orderly on
the street. Being old offenders. they were
sent 10 Jail for three months.
M0>e, Dukeson. Belle Bradshaw, and
Philip Moss )all coiored) were sent on 20
the grand jury for hou,e-breaking and lar-
ceBy.
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(NHRIsTMAS CAKES!

IHRIsTMAS CAKES!
y CHRISTMAS CAKES! .-..,
CHRISTMAS CAKES!
For your CHRISTMAS CAkkc e. %
FeIGgS,~ BAkFRY. 7oT MAIN STREET.
Found CAM. FRUIT CAhE,
SPONGE CAKE. JELLY CAAE:
CREAM CAKE. CITRON CAhks
POT<D snow BAIt.
FRUIT -NpWBALL-.
SPDNGE SNOWFALL,
SCOTCH CAKES.
NEW-YFAR-> CAKES.
ANGEL FOOD. WINE tAkE>, -
aud an entlie-s varietvo II M ALL CAMS. naue %
the ia.st materials and WORK nahsilI, ,.,-,a
PASTRIES II al kiuds. shapes oi ""'
made to orders ~. r.
PIES-Apple. Peach Cherry. Lemon; Prune' 70 70
c0snui--aud don't ferset 20 iry Bi'i"" -
PEElOR MiNCE PIE~. .r,a-
FAMILY CAkFs nicely baked, iced anu Vi H.
Ineufed.
A''ie ""sihs' '"'' 'N" - a. 17-lw
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Under the Tower.
PACF'q pLOCk,

Carlton Mccarthy & Co.. booksellers and
statlonerS, special agents Of santa taus
for this season in Christmas cards, sodye-
mir sachetS. and all the handsome things in
Russia leather, plush. sealskin, gilt. cut
glass. bronZes, and nickel. Giit-hooks.
elegant in illustrations, binding, and mat
ter.
PACp's nr OrE
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Don't Forgot

that Mays shoe-store closes saturday un.
I'll 4:3o o'clock L. NJ. and from that hour
viii be open until midnight with supply
OF bargains in shoes and boots never be-
fore equalled in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

Hon. Daniel W. VOORHEES,. United states
senator from Indiana. says: " | consider
It. Jacob, oil a>plcndid remedy. | >ufer-
cd from rheumatism of the hack. ! used
=. Jacobs oil. which cave me in,tantane-
ou- relief. and finally cured NE COM
plctalV.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23
Christmas Ansiespat ted.

viii be- appreC lated, present Of those
stylish shoes or beautiful embroidered
slipper will please the most fastidious.
Just received.
{. III. MCtiRUDER & Co,
900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

Artists painters. ana wax-nower ma
terials suitable for Christmas presents for
sale by ROBERT WEsDkNBtso,
sOs Main street, opposite PAGES block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

Carlton Mccarthy & 90. are IN PAGES
Block. sos Main street. and are too busy to
write a long and detailed description Of
their elegant and varied stock Of Christmas
and New-Ycar presents. Read somebody
elsc'> advertisement and then come and
buy of u. We are under the tower
PAGES Block. S)j Main street. between
Eishth and Nmth-bookscl = -tationers,
and publishers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

l,HHlsTMAs- AND NEW-1EAh
" GIFTS.
Do not f1n 70 call AZ X. !,
in Iluman-Uair Work and Iadies ilAl, ili -, t,nds
CTS Broad sirret. WIGS. BRAIDs' ah9 al. Minus
o. AlE Goods viii be sold ~ reduced II all
lie has Just received large asi, aso ,xitl le di--
Po-ed n at very low prices. sneh a. tsFS
BONE~. WATiH--1 A<i,-. Diff -. % xi-
GLOVE aud ERcHIEf-boAhS' "i''-
lNG-Dfrks. ATE 7pa
GIITiSvT, -. III and G. AE<E1 JEN ~
~ and CHAINS: "a nne ss-or,t,,l,r1rss t,,1s stil,S.
IVORY and CELLILOiD nkik.bn, ,,nn,ehasing
rre. 6I3 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

ELECTION or OTFIcERs.-At meeting oil
Virginia Council, No. 20, Royal Arcanum,
held on the 2lst, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: \. Eze-
kiel, regent; X. q. stuart, yiee-regent; NJ.
G. Robertson, orator: William l.ovenstein,
secretary; William 7. Allen, collector; r.
w. Reins, treasurer; l.. a. Whiting, chap
lain: j. Z. Wright, guide; A. W. Butler.
warden: J. II. +. Burroughs, sentry; John
7 Wright. l.. II. Reins, and Henry {. Bur
nett. trustees: Drs. William +. Farrar and
w. Augustus Lee, medical examiners; J;
r. r. burroughs, representative to Grand
Council-R. L. DAVIS, alternate. The an
mai reunlon OF this Council will be held
on tbe 2,th instant at Singer Halle.
meeting OF Old Dominion Council,
No. sl6, American Legion OF Honor, held
last night, the following officers were
elected: Julias A.. Hobson, past com
mander; John L. Whitaker, commander;
George +. Keesee, yice,commander; b. r.
Howard, orator; James f. Riddick, secre-
;ary: r.. s. Anderson, collector; Il. y.
weymouth, treasurer; NJ. Meyer, chap
lain: Henry d. Riddick, guide; Alexander
Freeman, warden; j. II. {. Blankcnship'
sentry: ii. r. w. Southern, William l..
Cowardin, and L. c. Thcn, trustees.
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PAGES BLOCK.
IIurrah! Eureka!

\ new Christmas gift for your father.
husband, brother, uncle, cousin, son, or
other male relative or friend. 4 copy of
d" Soldier Life in the Army OF Northern
Virginia" Price from 2l.5) 10 81.
CARLTON MCCkRTIY X Co..
PAGES Block, sos Main street.
Under the Tower.
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CoR CHRISTMAS WE OFFER:

EOR CHRISTMAS WE OFFER:
L SWEET. SPARKLING CIDER;
lJN'-. NELSON'S. 1DDIEE'-- and thAI--
NER>'~ EELATiNE.
SOUTH ANTON APPLE BRANDY. fun two
wears u.d-sl- rlnfCed. ,-.,
MN ENGLAND aud PUi:t ) JNMAt, \ ~, ~ u I,
BOURBON ans MOI MAIN RYE Wiii-hEl-. : /.
VALENCIA. ~ILTANA. LONDON LAl III
EAl>lNr. ElG>. &C. -,-,..
MALAGA GRAPES. tlEkANi-- NJ -
MlNCE-MEAT, &c:
iEllI-ifLLlE- Of all KINDS;
PLAIN and >NEET PiChIE: o-r,,t-o
CATAWBA. SHERRY. PORT. ana oiiiEh
WINES. for table aud cooking purpo-''s,
IEBRI>-~ TONGUES, HAMS, and CHiIfhD
BEfF: -,..-,,,-D>-
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN and NORTHERN
lfhWHEAT. - ,,.,c.,t 80,
CHOICE VIRGINIA and GOSHEN BUIlhh'
EHb~. &C. - ....-,,.-,. ~
ORANGES, LEMONS, and FLANORiN" EA'
TRACTS.
CHARLES l.. TODD.
o. l7-lw AIS north SKIN sI- s'Ite-.
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RrcNNeSp, Va, December 20, iss2.
Niss Isd Smith:

""V''H' ~ DoNtUfVct -V' fco-s
Hiss Isd Smith:
Learning that a movement Is on foot to
give you a benefit, and recognizing your
untiring and valuable services In behalf Of
the musical community Of this city, as well
a. your estimable qualities Of head and
heart, we the undersigned. members OF the
" Patience = cast and chorus. hereby tender
our services gratuitously. and beg that you
will accept them. CARRIE STsuDE.
ANNIE GRAHAM.
BERTHA VoELKER.
PIERRE BERNARD.
+. W. CUNNINGHAM.
f.. c. JENKINS,
MARSHALL RAMOS,
l.. W. PIzzrNI.
and Others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

PEEFRCT BUckwHEAT CANES In three minutes
can bc made Boy using liEcKEn's sEifsRAisISG
BUCKWHEAr.
HECEER's SELF-RAisING FtorR makes bis-
cult, and cakes n icn minutes, without yeas. or
bahlng-powlcr. and without setting - rise.
For sale by All grOccr-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

one DOLLARS WORTH or CHRIS EAs CARDS
for 80 cents az J.. LEwIs's. 9l2 Main street.
OUR FACTORY y NOW RUNNING OS FULL
TINE. and We have In store. Of oar own superior
manufacture. line II LADIES UNDEHwEAE,
superior in quality. trimming. and finish. We
nave none bat dr-l-class hands upon our good.
Ladies in search II
GOWNs. SKIRTS. CHEMIsEs.
CHILDRES's SLIPS,
should call nc r. J. LEyy ( co.'s, 2l3 east Broad
street
-ee our TRoUssEAU SETS. See oar CHRISTMAS
ArR0Ns-our own special design.
Ed. LEVY < CO..
2l3 east Broad street.
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altlmond 1ispatth.
sATURDAY......DE DECEMBER %, 1882.

srThE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIECU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pAPERs OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23
nrApoIrARTERs FOR HOLIDAY
GOODS,
o1s MAIN STREET,

DIS NAIN FIHEEE
cou.i.,i,,v. tn mart. Of PIANOS. AIoDnpphccir.I IL
0EgASs, BsSJ6s: yioi,i,S,s,;; ,i,S,s,;;unD.ichs. n.sIic nr MI
TAEs. FIFR-. FLUIfr- HAh,nsscNnnsoNEI.Y-
BoJSD, 5, ,ysSSii.fMps or Voc A. AND iNslPPaA
ssiFArAL MrSic, I'm swwriilrfiNScpssks, ilfSc ID AZ
I0Gl kr,t u' nAgBi'Mr. PHofoGnAr,nnr Az AZ
Bras. cHRisTMAs CARDS S;odlE dkEG,ast ;,aS smalI n
sORrMEST OF PicTI i,-Isno9nnNss i,-In,,nNs va FOR Large
eblIass@ iId,s@ sss m g.own fossl. t,l'HNhs' =
KERlHiRf-BOAEs, oTTFI,E0-Co-
GANFr. BrfLDiNG-BLOChS; - ioNDoN
sEws. cfris,rts ss No. of I.O>DoN, nnsaiu Ar
tbrisinlas No Of sEw YORK MI, ,,in.irated
pair- ever putisied ia America. ano y. -, ,ue-
stoek Of miscellaneous goods TOO numerous
ton. ....Sy ORGAN
EgsrytIlnx sola al lowest possible rpail,xsTox.
de if-Iot Z. =.
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: ron THE HOLIDAYS:

C,ooDs FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
(J MALAGA GRArES. E.lxs, stxHs,' AMERICA, and
PlkhAri,frL,r Nh Lriir L,riIir'iyTiS1s CHEESE;
,,,1IrhttNMrAT, PREsERyED SiN.rf,in,ii. r,i,i..
sIHaiNED sIH aaiNED iioN.Y,, IA sah n,lfTrR' nIpnrAR '"'
MArLx xcTpK and vIR6INfA BICkMfiEcA,slir
Mn nc "ciTRoS. CURRANTs. GELAiiNH'
rRAssEJnlEsiadss sas,s' and snS SfS'ssooSis fIEsoSs. a.
NUts' o"A MCCARTHY 4 HAYNEss,,
- e27 eas, Broad street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states ram, probably followed
by partly cloudy weather in the southern
portions, northeast winds shifting to
south and west, slight changes in tempera-
ture, falling followed in the southern por-
tions by rising barometer.
IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
disagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81 :
. a. NJ. 80; noon. 40; 3 i NJ, 40; G T..
NJ, 80; midnight. 3G.
Mean temperature, 3St.
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ALL CARDS At hllf price at L. LEwi5's, 9ia
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23
MORTON,
CORNER MAIN ANp REsEnyoII STREETS,
has Tie largest stock Of
PoISsErTAs, ROsEs, VI0LErs, HrAc!NIHs'
CANELiAs AND OTHER FINE fLowKRs,
FoH THE
HOLIDAYS. AT Low RATES.
No. Telephone 500.

HANDSOME DESIGNS foR FLOWERS ia "ii''
White and G,lt. Pearl stell'' &e-' trimmed IN
nleached Wheat, oats, aud Fancy Grasses. sai;a-
hle S.r Christina. and Newly ears Presents and
,.d decorations. at TolxE & HOOPEn's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

DON'T BUY ELSEWHERE until yOa have exam
lued the tine assortment Of WEDDING. BRIDAL
aud HOLIDAY GOODS at OWENS hiSoE's, OPP
,,oSife r,~t-Osfice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

| Entered at tile Post-oricc at Richmond. Va. a.
second-elass matter.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

800 BROAD sIkLEl.
HOLIDAY OVERCoATS,
HOLIDAY OvERCOAT>'
Z. =. SPENCE 6 soN.
+. q. SPENCE K son.
holiday SUITS
HOLIDAY SUITS,
E.B. SPENCE & son.
F.B. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY SHIRTS,
HOLIDAY SHIRTS,
T. +. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE & soS.
HOLIDAY sCARFs,
HOLIDAY sCARFs,
f. L. SPENCE & son.
+. Il. SPENCE son.
holiday HANDKERCHiEFs'
holiday HANDKERCHlEFS'
L. b. SPENCE & son.
+. y. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS
E.B. SPENCE 4 son.
b. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY GLOVES,
HOLIDAY GLOVES,
F.B. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY HALF-HOsE'
HOLIDAY HALF-HosE'
E.B. SPENCE SON
r b. SPENCE & son.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
FoR TIE
HOLIDAYS.
cuILDREN's CLOTHING
,r VERY GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
.,tr STOCK OF NICE AND DEsihNDi-'
GOODS TO BE SOLD AT GREAT
SACRIFICE.
GAIL AT s0s MAIN STREET AND
EXAMINE THEM.
E.B. SPENCE son,
.,rpcnANT TAILoRs AND cLoIh'H"''
eos MAIN STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CnnlsrMss CARDS Al hall price At /. LEwIs's,
9l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-23

A few more lef', but shev will 60 'his evsn,ag--s
tho-c useful Chris;mas-Gifts at T.. J. LEVY =
Co.'S, 2l3 cast Broad street.
LArRp's FLowER-GARp Is the place to get .
Handsome Basket of Roses. Csmclss. SC. Tcie-s
phone No.. ll3.