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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-09
FLOR The Dispa,ch.I
Tho yNpawesp of tho Wo6rOthe0.

tine prayer Oh tHe nSst~sme"s
"A lady, over the signature Of "lnez,'
portrays her thoughts In the following
most beautiful verses on the eve OF hei
marriage.1
Father. como before Thy throne,
With low and beaded knee.
To thank Thee with grateful tone
For all Thy love 20 me.
Forgive me if my heart this hour
give not all "a Thee:
For deep affections mighty power
Divides NJ now with Thee.
Thou knowcst, Father, every thought
That wakes With, INV breast.
And how this heart has vainly sought
To keep It's love suppressed;
Yet when The idol. fshipped one,
sits fondly by my side,
And hfcithcS the VOWS c1nnos shup,
To me. his destined BRIDE
Forgive me II the loving k,ss
lie leaves rpon my brow
H. thought Of In an hour like this
Aud thrills me even now.
He's chosen me 20 he his love
And comforter through life:
Enable me. OIL God. 70 prove
A loving, faithful wife.
lie knows not, Father, all the deep
Affection control
The thousand loving thoughts that sweep
Rcsistiess DER my soul
lie knows not each deep fount OF love
That gishes watm and free;
Nor can he ever. ever prove
BY warm idolatry.
Then guard him, Father :-'round his way
Thy choicest blessings cast,
And render each successive day
still happier than the last:
And. Father, grant us 50 70 live
That when this life Is DER
Within the happy home you give
Wen meet 10 part no more
RICHMOND, VA, November ~ 1883
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on FRIDAY. DEcENBER II. 1883,

~ O'Clock 4. NJ. q Lon fronting 100 feet on
Iwenty-itth street. al The southeast corner ~ lay
street, ana running back 80 feet 90 CLAY street.
with TWO-sIORl BRlCk BUILDING thereon.
suit purchasers
TERMS: one fourth cash: residue 90 equal install
ments "a SIX. twelve, and eighteen months. for
which deferred payments the purchaser must give
negotiable notes. with Is per cent. interest added
from the day Of sale the title 90 thc property tp De
retained until the entire purchase money h. paid
and a conveyance ordered by The court.
Pltts # the property can DE seen 40 the OF CO. Gl
the auct!OnCcrs and at The sale.
HENRY G.CANNON.
Special Commissioner.
QUARLEs & MCCURDY. Aucu0neers dr2
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.

EASE FOR SALE.-Intendlng to re-
Il move TO our new factory, corner Of Tenth and
Byrd streets. IN January next. Offer for sale the
uNEAPlRED LEASE ON THE PROPERTY
NOW OCCUPIED BY Us, situated on Twelfth
street between Canal and Byrd. The property
consists OF LOT about 1870 feet front by zoo
feet deep: BUILDINGS aggregating over IS 900
square feet of floor room. besides three LUMBER
SHEDS. Also. 40-HORSE POWER from tur-
bine water wheel.
Possession about February I, 1884. Rent low.
Apply 10 wHiTEHURsT & OWEN,
Manufacturers Of Sash, Blinds, aud Doors.
do 6-dlQt&teodl0t
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AUCTION sALRs--Futurs Bays.
by Il. d. Cook. Auctioncer,
"a Ninth street.


RI RGE SALE OF FANCY VASES,
IL CARD-RECEIvERs, BEAUTlFUL CHAN,
B BNb F6Tn S hkTEs Ae 81 PoRcEL4iS
NSD GRANITE TEA AND DINNER-sEIs,
FRENCH CHINA TEA:sETS-PLATEs. C.PS,
TEA.CUTLERY, &C., At AUCTlON.-on
TUESDAY. 11TH INSTANT,
I will sell at my store, at 10 o'clock. large In
voice OF FINE GOODS, suitable for Christmas
presents and general use. such as
BEAUTIFUL C0LOGNEs. VASES.
CARD-RECEIYERs, FLOWER-sIANDS,,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, FINGEI-BoWLs'
ENGRAVED DECANTERs,
A fine assortment OF DOLLS.
MOTTO CUPS. CHINA TEA-SETs,
A large assortment OF TOYS Of late designs,
PLATED KNIVES, FORKS. TABLE and TEA
SPOONS, POCKET-CUTLERY. and great
many other goods too numerous 10 mention.
Expected In time
4 crates FINE PORCELAIN aud GRANITE
DINNER aud TEA-SETs-CUPs,sA UCERs'
Attention OF the public Is requested
deo f.. b. COOK, Auetioneer.
OFFICE OF CRY wArER-woRKs.l
RICHMOND, VA December 3, 1857.
UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE MA
n CHINERY. &C., AT THE OLD PUMP
HOUSE, AT IL NJ.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4. 1884.
The sTEAM-PUMP and BOILER formerly
used by III City Water-Works on The canal imme-
diately opposite the old pump-works. The engine
and pum6 was made by Guild Garrison, OF
RrookIyn and the boiler and fixtures by Mes.rs.
Talbot OF this ciiy--boiler s0-horse power. All
In good order. The capacity of the pump Is six
hundred thousand salons In TWEEN y-four hours.
The BRICKS OF THE BUILDING, aad
STACK aud WOODWORK,
DOORS, WINDOWS,
PIPING and HEATER.
With the BOILER will be included all the
STEAM-PIPlNG.
Everything to be removed bv the purchaser.
Sale ordered by the Committee ON Water.
TERMS: Cash. j. l.. DAVIS,
de o-tJa4 superintendent.
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Buy .. IL. Douglass G. Sons Capsicun
Cough Drops for your children; thew are
harmless, pleasing TO the taste, and will
cure their colds. Public speakers and
singers find them sure remedy for hoarse-
mess %ess. u 8. and Trade-Msrk ON every
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fFor the Displtch.l
The Path Through tho Glover.

I.
We strayed together where the path
Goes winding through the clover.
And cross the Scft. sweet orchard-grass
Where apple-boughs hang over:
We watched the waving OF tue hay.
All ready for the NOW n.y.,
We SAW the hlueness OF the SKY
And felt the fresh winds blowing,
And 60 our iight. free hearts the day
Was glad a. glad could be.
Aud nothing lacked of fair or bright
For MAJ garet and me.
But at the brook our ways diverged,
Mine up the hillside leading.
Aud hers across the gentle slopes
Where peaceful 1ocks were feeding;
In slight uncertainty We stood,
We thought not Of dividing,
While each the others doubling steps
Rcbuked with playful Gliding.
In mood half-ycNed, half-laughing, we
Could never quite agree
IL should cross the fields with her
Or she the hills with me.
At last we took our separate ways,
Our hearts with anger burning:
Each lOngei 10 call the other back,
But scorned to think of turning.
All. me. had we but read Alright
The omen clear before us.
We had less lightly held the faith
No future can restore us.
Nor sighed 20 think how better far
For both of us 'twOuld De
If had crossed life's field with her,
Or she its hills with me.
BERT INGLIss
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Capitol Notes.

IL was rainy and gloomy at the Capitol
Yesterday. Both houses had adjourned
until Monday. and the most OF the men,
befs had gone home 10 spend the Sunday
with their families--Judge Stuart, Speaker
oi the House, and J. Bell Bigger, Clerk,
among the number.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
The House Committee on Privileges and
Elections was in session q short while on yes
terday morning-Mr. A. Il. Evans, OF Mid
dlesex, chairman. They have agreed upon
their report in the case OF the elecion-returns
from Isle OF Wight. and this report will
show tina, DR.. J. w. Lawson, primd .fdcie,
rs entitled to the seat Of delegate from Isle
of Wight. The committee were unani-
nous in this decision, both OF the Coali-
tion membership. Lakewood. OF Hen
rico, and A. W. Harris (colOred), from
Notwithstanding in the affirmative.
Mr.. Evans, in opening the case. urged
upon the committee the importance OF OBJ
serving only the legal force OF the ques-
tions involved in the consideration Of the
abstracts OF the returns in the possession
OF the Secretary OF the Commonwealth,
and begged them to discard all political
feeling or party bias. The report OF the
COtlliliilSt W III Eu w iH' tlOhr' 4hOihHf
and will have the effect Of seating DR.. Law
son. Afterwards, il Mr.. Gillian (COali-
ton candidate) chooses, he can present his
petition as contestant, and the matter will
20 back to the Committee on Privileges
and Elections for report in the regular
way.
NEW COAT-0F-ARMs.
Colonel Sherwin McRae. State Librarian.
has been engaged for more than decade
in investigating the coat-of-arms OF Vir-
ginia. He has never been satisfied with
the old one. and he has recently had the
fruit OF his labors perfected and new de-
vice made. This is considered by compe-
tent critics vast improvement upon the
old, which in point Of historical accuracy
did not represent accurately anything.
The new coat-of-arms represents FrtuS
standing over the PROSTATE form OF a
tyrant, with one foot on the body, the
chains OF subsection broken, and the body
dead, representing the accomplishment OF
the task, as the same figure in Roman
mythology represented the conquest OF the
world by the resting Of the foot on globe.
The sword is sheathed-worn as an honor
able badge rather than weapon Of defence
or offence. and the figure is clothed in the
garb OF Roman citizen instead OF arm0r,
rs Is the case in the old seal. The work
does great credit to the taste OF the de-
signer. This seal will be recommended for
adoption by law.
HOUSE COMMITTEE CLERKS.
Mr.. j. Bell Bigger has not appointed his
committee clerks yet, except Mr.. Thomas
Waller, who is first clerk. There are
great many applicants, and OF course each
applicant has his advocate. Perhaps upon
the return Monday of Mr.. Bigger from his
home in Spotsylvania county, whittier he
went 10 spend his recess, the appointments
will be given out.
OLD MENRrRQ
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by George :. Nsshon 4 SON.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF TWO NEAT.
- WELL-BUlLT BRICK DWELLINGS, WITH
SEVEN ROOMS EACH, ON FRANKLIN
STREET BETWEEN TWENTY IFTn AND
TWENTY-sINTH STREETS, Nos. 25l2 AMI
ASIA, ON THE PREMISES. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1883.
at4 O'Clock T.. NJ. Each lot fronts about ~ fee, on,
alley. va
Tht property is owned by 4 nonresident.
who has determined 20 sell. special attention IS
called 10 this sale, as great bargain may De had.
TERMS; Easy. and announced az sale.
GEORGE ;. FAsiiON 4 son.
dc AuctfonferS
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HORSPORD's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR ALCO-
HOLIsM.-Dr. j s. Huffman, Philadelphia,
Pa. says: at is of good service in the
troubles arising from alcoholism, and gives
satisfaction in my practice"
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Mr.. Edmunds writes to an anti-polygamy
society in Cleveland: "My viewsin respect
of further legislation regarding polygamy
are mainly expressed in the bill reported
last session by the committee on Judiciary,
which shall again introduce at this ses-
sion, with, perhaps, some additional provi-
sions. | have reason to believe that the
legislation already adopted is operating IA
yorably TO the end deslred.'
Tennyson's income is about 100000 a
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BY ". Goddln & son, Auctlonecrs.
GALE AT AUCTION OF HANDSOME

GALE AT AUCTION OF HANDSOME
- FOUR-STORY BRICK DWELLING. No.
500 WEST GRACE STREET. WITHIN A
SQUARE or MONROE PARK.-At the request
OF the pirties Interested, we shall sell az auction,
on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1883.
al o'clock 4. NJ, M fair; ~ not. on the first fair
day thereafter) that LARGE AND WILL
BUILT BRICK DWELLING. No. 6OQ. located
Is above. containing fifteen rooms. with all M.
modern Improvements, Including also a stable
ana cArrlage-hOuse.l now occupied hy an eNcel-
lent tenant at $500 per annuin until The Isl u
October next. The LOT has trout Of ga feet
aud depth OF l5g feet TO a wide allcy. The To-
cation Is beautiful one. aud the neghborhood all
that could be desired.
TERMS one fourth cash balance on long ere
dit bearing q per cent. per annum interest. Sc
cured by deed OF trust or al cash at the option
or the purchaser. W. GODDI\ & son. -
de AucIfone. -
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Late Weather Report.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. December clio
A. M.-For the Middle Atlantic States,
colder, fair weather, preceded by light
rains, westerly winds, and higher baropc-
ter.
For the South Atlantic States. colder.
partly cloudy weather, local rains, winds
mostly northerly, rising barometer.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR ; l. +, A HANDSOME O.
Il DWELLlNG-HOUSE on Park avenue kaI
near Monroe Park. lot fronting l46 feer Is inches:
just completed. Is carefully built Has eleven
rooms, stOIcrOOm, buffers pantry. furnace-rOOm,
cOal-celars and All modern improvements. APP
ply 10 JOHN G. SHAFER, 1904 Main street. be-
tween the hours of \. VI. and 4. NJ. or al 900
Park avenue after T. VI. no lf-eodlm
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EOR RIGHTEOUSNESS, WAKE
Il FULNESS, DIZZINESS, AND LACK OF
ENERGY, most valuable remedyis
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
OTTUMwA, A.-Dr. j. VI. Armstrong SAYS: " i
have used Browns Iron Bitters in my family, and
recommend its use TO others.n
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.-Dr. j. c. Fiddler says
"Persons who use Browns Iron Bitters always
speak well of il. IL is good medicine"
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EXPLANATORY.

In the report OF the proceedings of the
Senate Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions yesterday in the Dispatch the Ian
guage attributed TO Senator A. X. Grim
was not intended to convey the idea that
he agreed at all with Judge Allen in his
views about the Norfolk vacancies. Judge
Allen, after he had finished his speech,
came before the committee again, and said
that in referring TO Governor Cameron rs
having usurped power perhaps be went
too far. and that perhaps ii he had been in
the Governors place he might have done
the same thing with the same lights before
him,
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THg WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. d., 52 ;
"a. NJ. IS; noon, so; . Z. NJ, 62; L.
M. 90; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 56t.
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by Quarles K McCmdy,
Real Estate Auctiouccrs.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ LARGE AND COMMODlOC> RESIDENCE
Of THE LATE CORNELIUS CREN. DE-
NINETEENTH AND BROAD STREETS, WITH
LARGE GROUNDS ATTACHED: : NALGA-
BILE AND WELL-LOCATED BRICK STORE,
No. IL SEVENTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS NOW
OCCUPIED ~ \. DOMINICA; AND \ NUM-
BER OF BUILDING LOTS AT IllE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF TMENT1-FIFTIl AND
CLAN sTKEEIs. At rLnLIl ALlIIuN.
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HOLIDAY GeODs.
NHRIsTMAs, 1883.
- urcww,ru 9 pARuAM.

BECKwITH q PARIIAM,
successors to Nash woodhoase and to Wood
house a Parham.
ESTABLISHED ~ 1874.
sgniu present themselves 10 their friends and The
public az large and beg 10 offer them at this ausp
fIoos .easo, congratulations for past and present
hIessings and good wishes for their future nappi-
ness and prosperity; and while we do not cial 70
have the largest stock ~ goods ever offered IN nus
city and will not ofIiciously obtrude our ddetce,
vel we desire IN mild and modest way TO request
Inc favor OF visit from all who are In search OF
gifts appropriate 20 the approaching Joyous non :
dav Ne enumerate In part: Pianos. organs
Roots suitable for all sorts and condtio OF Deh'
women. ard children; Writing-Desks and Work
Doxcs In plush. leather, and wood; Photograph
and Autograph Albums. Pictures ia great variety
Tngrsylngs, photographs, Ariotypes, Cold rehs
and pencils Pocket Books. Ladies Satches, CARD
Eases Cigar and Cigaretre-Cases, scrap.hooks
and scrap-Book Pictures, Backgainmon- boards
Chess boards, Dominoes, Pocket-kniyes, Games
Smelling Books. Dissected Maps. and ChristinN,
New-Year. and Birthday Cards in almost endless
profusion and very gorgeous; all OF which they
Offer at very reasonable prices.
Respectfully,
do Q-1Dt DEIkWlTH x BAHnA1l.
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SPECIAL MESSAGE.

1t was stated at the Capitol Yesterday
that Governor Cameron would send to the
Legislature at an early day special mes
sage, in which he would take occasion to
mention the vacancy eases in the Senate.
The Senate Committee or Privileges and
Elections meets Monday morning ct 10
O'Clock, and Will prepare their report be-
fore the message can reach the House.
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SENATE CLERKS.

DIR. Pendleton, Clerk OF the Senate, has
appointed his clerical corps, as follows /:
First Assistant, j. Foote johnson, OF Bed
ford; Second Assistant, Hugh NJ. Patton,
OF Culpeper. Committee Clerks: A. T..
King, OF Fluyanna; Judge Isaac ii. Chris
tian, OF Charles City; $. A. Smythe, Of
Scott; j. ID. Phillips, Of Halifax; J. ;. DE
Jarnette, OF Caroline.
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AUCTION HALES-Future Days.
by II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Aactioneer.
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
VALUABLE JANEs-RIvER ESTATE
UPPER TUCKAHOE,~
LONG THE SEAT OF THE RANDOLPH FAMI-
LYAND FOR MANY YEARS OWNED AND
OCCUPIED BY RICHARD :. ALLEN.
ESQ., LYING AND BEING N THE
COUNTY OF GoOCHLAND,
ABOUT THIRTEEN MILES FROM RICH
MoND, ON THE RICHMOND AND NILE
GHANY RAILROAD, WHICH PASSES
THROUGH 1T, AFFORDING MOST
EXCELLENT TRANsPoRTA-
TON FACILITIES.
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The caucus OF Democratic members OF
the General Assembly win meet in the hall
OF the House for the nomination OF Capitol
officers on Tuesday night.
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ouAn1Es MccuppY. Ku Si' 1S"'''''o dS
BY Chewing 4 Rose.
ny 'HfNhlNr n hN-fs
Real Estate Agents, AucuOncors, and brokers.
No. north Tenth street.
VRUSTEE'S SALE OF PARCEL OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF APARCEL or
L GROUND WITH a NEAT FRAMED
HOUSE THEREON, on ruE NORTH SIDE
OF BETWEEN TWENTI-NINTH AND
IilRIIEIH STREETS. BEGINNING los
FEET FROM THE NORTHWEST CORNER or
+ AND IliIRIlEIH slktEI~. FRONTING
On i STREET 81 FEET hNDRU MINING BACK
BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES 1872 FEET
In execution Of certain deed Of trust from a. =.
Mcdowell and wife 10 f. 4. b emf, bearing date
on the 18th day Of september. lN~p, and duly re-
corded IN the clerks Office OF the thauccry Court
Of the city Of Richmond. ID. q. III y. page 2j3,
default having been made m the payment of the
money thereby sclurcd, the undersigned. trustee
substitute I'm place Of SAID T. c. Brent. will pro-
ceed 70 sell by auction, ON the premises. Oh
THURSDAY, DECEMBER l3, 1883,
al o'clock L. W., the abOyc-do,cribcd PRO-
PERTI.
TERMS Cash sufficient % pay note Of $500
and The costs OF executing the trusts the remainder
ON such time as the parties entitled thereto may
think proper. SOL. CtTCHlNS.
de 2 Substitute Trustee.
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[de 81
CARPET.CLEANING.

I &. CRONIN. CARPET-RENOVA-
~ l.. VATOR, has returned to Richmond from
Norfolk. He can be found ~ the American Hotel.
Please ladies, send In your orders. Having been
In the business twenty years, guarantee satisfac-
ton, or no charge.
All expense, trouble, and dust saved in re-
moving carpets. dc 9-2tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
nor RENT, O.
IL SMALL HOUSES. M
412 south Laurel street, SO.
SOB west Marshall street. Sl1.50.
1908 west Leigh stcect. rs
14OS west Cary street. 80.
2gOl east Clay street. $3.50.
2O5 west Canal street $40.
1905. 1907, and 1909 west Leigh street. each
$3.50.
9O4 and 900 Brook avenue, each $40.
Oak street near Moore street, sc.
1908 east CLAW street $3.50.
6u2 Arch street, $3.50.
607 north Fifteenth street, 50.
1919 Pleasant street, 500.
Lombardy between Main and Cary streets.
$l0.42.
Main street near LOmhardv, Sl0.42.
Corner -. Paul and Baker streets sS
627 south First street, 20. Apply 10
FURMAN UPPER,
Real Estate Agent
IL Q-pOd2t IOlR Main street.
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IN execution Of tie aforementioned decree. eu-
tered In said cause. the undersigned. appointed
special commissioner thereby, viii offer for sale.
upon the premises. on
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CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY SPE-
~ CIALTIES.

" CIALTIEs.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE
have now In stock, selected In person from the
largest importers I'm this country, the most COM
pleie and varied assortment of
FRUITS,
PRESERVES,
PICKLES, &C,
ever offered In this city. Their
RAlsfNS. CfTRON, CURPANrS
are all new crop and frcsh
They have all the brands OF
GELATINE aud ISINGLASS. ~.
COOKING and TABLE.SHERRIES.
MALAGA GRAPES
AND
FLORIDA ORANGES.
NUTS
In great variety-a,l new CROP:
HOMEMADE MINtt-MEAT,
without equal.
ENGLISH PLUM-PUDrINGS.& &C. &C.
Prices moderate and satisfaction guaranteed NJ
de- CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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CHRISTMAS CHEER

Q '''' '- :.
OLD MOUNTAIN RYE. ROHRER'S CELE-
DRAFTED RYE, HIGGlNS'S PURE RYE,
PIXIES MAGNOLIA. SWEET ROSE, and
many other standard brands of WIllSkEf -
FRENCH and AMERICAN BRANDlES;
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC GINS:
PORT. SHERRY. and CATAWBA WINES;
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY;
NEW ENGLAND RUM:
GREEN and BLACK TEA, soc. and 81 per
pound: -
LAGUAYRA and RIO COFFEES;'
Choice Brands Of FAMILY FLOUR;
UNADULTERATED SUGARS OF various grades
PURE APPLE VINEGAR
FRESH OATMEAL. &c. per pound;
SUGAR-CURED BACON. and many other des-
rable goods at the " old Reliable stand of
JOHN NJ HIGGINS,
1910 Franklin street,
two doors above Old MARKET.
Established $3.50. de I'm
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By Williams & Bowc. Auc.lonecrs.
l7rnDAY on DECEMBER. 1883.

10 o'clock II. VI. the DWELLING above re-
fcrrcd 10. aud now occupied by Mr. j. III. Brown.
II has basement with two stories and am attic
above embracing about nine rooms. besides a de-
tachcd brick Kitchen. and a stable The lut fronts
depth.
mi, property Is In pleasant ana retired neigh
bOrloOd very near H. business centres. and b. a
very desirable private residence.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance az ,lX.twclye,
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes. with
interest added with the privilege ~ paying al In
CASH the title io be retained by the Court until ful
payment: the purchaser 10 keep the property adc-
0uately insured for further security
u. n. CALDWELL, tummissiOnct.
WILLIAMS a BOwE, Auctioncers.
de 7.qlI13I5Nl6
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NEW, ATTRACTIVE, NOVEL, AND
~ BEAUTIFULl-Our stock Of HOLIDAY
GOODS Is now ready for inspccton. IL comprises
fun lines OF some Of the MOST ELEGANT AND
TASTEFUL ARTICLES in the FANCY, TOT.
LET, and PERFUMERY LIST, all OF recent
make and latest importation. Prices to suit all.
l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
do n.4tk corner sixth and HrOad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-09

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LOTS ON CARY STREET AND ON LIN
DEN STREET. IN THE MOST IMPROVING
PART OF THE WEST END OF THE CITY,
Al AUCTION.-In execution Of 4 deed of trust
duly recorded. / will sell by auction, upon the
premises respectively, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1888,
commencing al O'Clock u. NJ
1st. A LOT on The north side OF Cary street be-
running back for 6S feet 1919 feet TO an allev 20
feet wide. and for % feet running back 1863 feet.
The extensive improvements recently made In
this vicinity bring this property into prominent
notice rs fine investment with reference 10 build
ing of stores or block Of buildings all Of which
VIII De In constant demand.
I'd. \ LOT OF GROUND on the east side Of
Linden between Floyd and Main streets. 32Nl45
feet, with two alleys. Property near this Is daily
advancing I'm value.
TERMS At sale.
deS \. W. BOWE, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-09

srrHE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
N LAgSER THAN THK CONFINED ci.cU.
GAr,vN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
fEntcred At the fost-ofnce At Richmond. Va. ss
second-ciass matter,