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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04

A large and fashionable audience greeted
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett at the Theatre last
evening upon ais first appearance here in
the character OF Lanciotto in Francesca Da
Remini. The play, a realization OF Dante's
celebrated story, Is what may be termed
heavy tradegy. and is presented in six acts.
The sad love story, with its tragic finale, Is
well calculated to awaken a lively interest
throughout. while IL is given in a iorcible
dialogue after the Shakespearian order.
Mr.. Barrett is Il great favorite here. and
was enthusiastically received last night,
being several times recalled at the end Of
acts. The company supporting him is an
excellent one. and together furnish an eve-
ming OF decided enjoyment To lovers Of the
legitimate drama. The acting Of Mr.. Bar
rett was very iorcible, and seemed to give
general satisfaction. He follows the school
directly opposed to rant. Indeed. we
think he carries his subdued tones
to such degree that it becomes
a fault. Many Of the beautiful and essen
tial passages OF the play are lost to the
audience. The leading lady. Miss VAN
wright, is 4 beautiful actress IN every par
ticular but that she seems to have imbibed
the aforementioned fault OF the star. The
first principle OF rhetoric. to make ones
self understood to the auditors, is over
looked in the Gsiheticism Of subdued AZ
ticulation.
The Count PaOlo OF Mr.. skinner was an
excellent impersonation. lie is 4 graceful
and intelligent actor, and possesses a fine
musical voice. Mr.. James is good actor.
but Is too heavy for the part OF Jester. He
looks the part, but appears TO have just too
II. H. .,,l Ia.
Francesca Da Remini will be repeated
fo-niObt
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Christmas and Holiday Goods.

10 nv EStfefneu fdlrOHS:
| beg to tender you my thanks for the
numerous fayors bestowed upou me, which
have enabled me to continually increase my
facilities, and to-day I respectfully an
nounce that in order TO do so have taken
possession OF all Of the store No. 90S Main
street, and my Christmas stock Is now
nearly complete and ready for the inspec-
ton Of the public. Great care has been ex-
ercised in the selection OF only such goods
as viii meet with n successful sale. The
wants and tastes Of the people OF Richmond
have been carefully studied. My variety
IL much greater than has been Of
fered during the previous Christmases.
Amongst the most prominent goods may
he named all the Gift Books for both old
and young; the genuine English Chatter
box. at 70 cents: Photograph Albums.
Autograph Albums, Work Baskets. Visit
ing-Card Cases, Plush and Velvet Photo
graph Frames, Serap-Books, Fancy Pape-
teries, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing
Cases, Fancy Whisk-Broom Holders, Plush
Mirrors, Jewel Cases, Flowers growing ar
tifcially; japanese Trays and Wall-Brack-
cts; Carved Oak and Ebony Wall-Brack-
cts; Cut Glass Inkstands, Gold Pens, and
Pencils; Prayers and Hymnals; Smokers
Sets; Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar and Gig
arette-Ilolders; Cigar-Cases In Morocco
and Russia Leather. A full line Of Christ
mas Cards. fringed and plain--alI the latest
designs. Blocks and Games OF all kinds.
japanese and Wood Writing-Desks. Also,
a great many useful and desirable goods,
10 be had by calling on n. Leonard. No.
90S Main street, Richmond. Va.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Personals and Briefs.

We are authorized TO announce that Col
onel Thomas j. Evans is not a candidate
for the Office OF Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts.
The lady managers OF the Eye, Ear, and
Throat lnfrmary, No. 13 north Fourth
street. notify the public that this institu-
tion will be open to-day TO receive dona-
tions. over five hundred patients have
been treated without charge since last
February.
The people of Louisville are complain
ing terribly about the reduction i'm the
price Of gas from 81 TO S1.S0. They say
that the gas is now poorer and their bills
bigger than ever.
The American schooner Mauna Loa, 1S3
tons. Captain John II. Jasper, cleared yes
terday for Santos. Brazil, with 7,2l7 bar
rels of flour, valued at S13.2S3.12, and
shipped by Dunlop Il McCance and Gal
lego Mills Manufacturing Company.
Major Robert II. Glass, the old war-horse
of the Democratic press, is in the city.
His friends will be glad to hear that he is
in good health, and full Of life and vigor.
Richmond has developed crank, whose
delight it is to 90 to church and stand in
front Of the pulpit, as il about TO inter-
rupt the services. His greatest fOndnesS
is for funerals, where he often takes a po-
sition as if about to address the cOngrega-
tion.
The entertainment given last week in
Mozart IIal under the auspices OF the
Male Orphan Asy lum will be repeated with
additional attractions at a matinee on Sat-
urday next. The object is to aid in erect
ing a suitable building for this deserving
charitable institution
Mrs. Mary +. Maloney has been granted
q decree of divorce from her husband,
john III. Maloney, and will in future retain
her maiden name, Mary Il. Fanear.
At regular monthly meeting last night
of the GeSangverein Virginia the presi-
dent, Mr.. II. G. Miller, presented to Mr..
Bcrnhardt Brauer handsome ebony
walking. stick with extra-heavy gold head,
in recognition OF his zeal and valuable SER
vices as treasurer OF the association. The
speech making was interesting to all pre-.
sent, and subsequently the recipient OF the
compliment entertained the donors amid
songs and eloquence.
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Capitol Notes.

The windows were hoisted in the senate
climber and the House OF Delegates and
the doors thrown WIDE open Yesterday,
and the fresh December air was allowed to
come in freely, driving out the musty
smell and yentilating the departments nicely
for the assemblymen who will meet here
tomorrow.
The Governor has issued another writ
of election for the Thirty-tirst district,
composed Of the county OF Princess Anne
and the city OF Norfolk. The sherlfls In
the county and city mentioned assert that
thev did not receive the other writ in time,
and the Governor has named the 18th in
slant as the time for the holding OF the
election. The same time has been named
in writ ordering an election in the Thirty
third senatorial district to I'LL vacancy
caused the resignation OF Matthew 2. Rue,
ex.postmaster OF Norfolk city.
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Helm m Good Work T0.Day.

The lady managers OF the Richmond Eye,
Ear. and Throat Charity lnfirmary, l3 north
Fourth street, will hold donation party
all day to-day Tuesday, December 4tb.
when they would like to see or hear from
all the friends Of the institution. Dona-
tions Of groceries, provisions, household
articles. old furniture, money, and in fact
ANYTHING that might be useful in providing
for the comfort and welfare OF the inmates
will be thankfully received. The greater
demand upon the resources OF the institu-
ton by the large increase in the number
Of patients has exhausted the very limited
means at it, command. and the ladies call
upon the public generally to aid them in
sustaining this work OF charity among the
Door. All the medical and surgical attend
ance upon the institution is free Of
charge, and about $50 poor persons have
avalled themselves OF this fact since Feb
ruary. when the last report was issued.
This number is largely in excess OF those
treated during the same time last year
Some OF these persons not only received
medical services free, but also medicines,
and i'm some cases even board and lodging
where serious operations required their
confinement i'm the intrmary. Such work
Is great blessing to the poor, and unless
the people. out OF their charity, will come
to its aid by their contributions. there is
danger of the poor being deprived OF it for
the want Of support.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed oi
yesterday
Joseph johnson (colored), drunk and
disorderly. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Della johnson (colored) was sent on to
the grand Jury on the charge OF breaking
and entering in the nighttime an clubhouse
on the premises OF Mrs. Thomas Sydnor
with intent 10 commit larceny.
Laura A. Woodward, charged with steal
ing one lot Of bedding, the property OF >.
NJ. Page, and one lot Of wearing apparel,
the property of Catherine OBridn ana
Kate Conaiy. The eases were continued
till to-day.
Robert Pocklngton, charged with beat
me- Ellis Robinson, and Ellis Robinson
(colored) was charged with fighting ana
creating disturbance in the street, ana
Edward Hamilton was charged with Strlk-
ing Robert Pocklington with brick.
The cases were continued till to-day. =,
Hiram Crutchleld, Jack Banks, and sgd
nor Johnson (all coloredl, charged with as
saulling and striking Frank Newman win
rocks. The case was continued until to-
dly
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Richmond DepOts.

The depot building OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, head
of Broad street, has been greatly enlarged.
1t is by far the best depot building in the
city, and is elegant and substantial. Would
that we had a union passenger depot as
good During the coming year the rail-
roads centering here really ought to try to
perfect a scheme for the building Of nice
union depot. A grand depot" would
not be expected. The long-su6ering pub
lie would be we'll satisfied with building
that would have a decent approach and
comfortable waiting-rOoms. such one
could be erected for 100000. The lot and
the connections would cost something
more. II the railroads would move earn
estly in tins matter they would find that
they were enthusiastically supported by
the city and the citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04

Having at heavy expense erected sheds
over my yards and purchased steam saw
and splitter for kindling-wood, ! take
pleasure in stating while some dealers
charge some persons $500 and Others $500
for the same quality OF anthracite coal, |
shall continue to furnish the best anthra-
cite at $3.50, 1913. and So, according TO
size and quantity. My wood and coal Is
always dry and well prepared, and will be
sold at lowest market prices for cash. Call
at 1905 Gary street. CHARLES II. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04

No part OF the state in the recent cleo
ton did better or more effective work than
the Fourth district. Nowhere did the
Democrats work harder. and nowhere did
work tell better or were the gains larger.
And the Fourth district now, in the hour
OF Virginia's triumph, calls upon Nlr-
gina Legislature TO reward her gifted son,
Il. Il. Berkeley,
who. bv his effective work, not only in the
canvass Just ended, but in many previous
campaigns. Is entitled TO some reward.
For years he has labored for the party in
every section Of the State. From tide
water TO mountain-tOp has his voice been
heard: and so far he has never received
any recompense; and the Democrats OF his
district cannot reward him, so the Fourth
district now asks that he be given the po-
sition OF
Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
a position which he i eminently qualified
TO ill. and asks the Democrats in the Lc-
gisature TO give him that position aS the
most prominent man in her borders seek
ing or asking anything.
FOURTH DISTRICT
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niehmona Caiedontan Club.

Al regular meeting OF this CLUB satur,
day night the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: Chief, William H.
Mason; First Cbieftain, Thomas Ander-
SON: Second Cheft.in. William Dunn I;
Third Chieftain. William Leal; Fourth
Chieftain, Alexander Dick; Guide, w. N.
Murdock; Sentinel, james Grant.
Committees were appointed TO make ar
engagements for the due Observance OF
I" Uogmanay New-Year's Eve) and for
the celebration OF Robert Burns's birthday,
January 25th.
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MoTHERsl MOTHERS! |!

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If 50, go at
once and get bottle Of MRS. WINSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately-depend upon IL; there + no
mistake about 1t. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used II who win not tell you at once
that II will regulate the bowels and give rest TO the
mother and relief aud health TO the child, operating
like magic 10 Is perfectly safe 10 use In all case,
and pleasant to the taste aud Is the prescription or
one of the Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses In the United states. Sold eyerywhcrp. 25
cents bottle. no 27-eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04

r5rst-IT Is HEALTHFUL AND NUTRI-
TIOtrs II contains within itself the highly nutri-
tious and streng th-gving phosphaies which are
required by the system, the same that are iouhd IN
meat fish, corn, and wheat Ordinary bakins-pow-
ders. cream tartar, yeast, &C.. do not contain any
nutrtiye qualities, but are IN many cases very nlu-
riOus compounds.
Second.-IT WILL NOT DETERlORATE or
lose strength by age The peculiar manner OF pack
ing prevents any loss OF strength after the package
isopen. All ordinary baking powders lose suehgth
AFTER being opened.
7zfrd.-IT Is PURE. The characteristic form
of package osylaies the necessity OF reducing the
sirength by the addition Of starch -four, I'm order
20 make IL keep. ~ Is customary In the manuiac-
ture Of ordinary baking-powder.
Fourth.--IT Is RELIABLE and does not vary In
quality. The high standing and character OF he
Inventor professor 4. y. Horsford. of Cambridge
and the reputation Of the manufacturers (the Rum
ford Chemical Works. Of Providence, RiI..) IL a
guarantee that the goods viii always be ofoniform
quality and as represented
FY0h.-IT Is ECONOMICAL. as tits 10 per cent.
stronger than the common baking powders and 30
per cent. stronger than the best baking-po"der
msde.
SfrtA.-IT REQUIRES LESS shoh IhNiNu'
and Is better than all other baking-powders' 1be
bread. biscuit. &C., made with II are moist ana
palatable when cold.
The "IIorsford Almanac and Cookbook sent
free upon application 20 the
RUMFORD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence. Il.
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Bridal and Chrisfmas Presents

in rich Triple lyer.Platcd Tea-Sets,
EpergneS. Berry-Bowls, Castors, lee
Pitchers, in great variety. and. in fact,
everything IN the silyer.plated line Of best
quality: together with collection OF rare
Bronze and Brass goods. Handsome man.
tel clocks, and full line of Eogers's cele-
brated Spoons, Fork, and Table-Cutlery.
for few days only at Laughton's auction
house. Sales at l0A \. NJ. and a O'Clock
L. NJ
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Additions to the baptist Churches.

At the Baptist ministers meeting yester-
dav thirty-three were reported as approved
for baptiSm at Leigh-Street church, and OF
that number thirteen were baptized on
SUNDAY night. Seventy-iye have professed
conversion during the meeting. One WAS
received for baptism at the cambridge
church Of Manchester. Ten have been re-
ceiyed for baptism at the Second church,
and seven OF this number were baptized
SUNDAY night. Twenty have professed
conversion. The meeting at the Second
church IS growing in power, and will con-
tinue this week. Twenty new members
were received at Pine-Sreet church on
SUNDAY.
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The Theodore Thomas Concert.

The sale Of reserved seats for the Theo-
dore Thomas concert began at the store OF
Ramos & Moses yesterday morning. The
indications are that the Armory will be
crowded. About one thousand seats were
sold Yesterday. Those who have placed
their names on the guarantee list can get
their reserved seats by calling for them to-
day. Do not forget that Theodore Thomas
will be at the Armory on Friday night.
When will such another musical treat be
given our citizens! The throng that Will
greet him will bear the strongest evidence
OF the renutatiOn Of the GREAT musician.
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Church Hill Young Mems Christian
Association.

AT the annual meeting OF the Church
UiT Younr Mems Christian Association,
held at ST. Johns sunday-school room on
FRIDAY night last, the following officers
were elected Arthur Il. Clark. president;
I q. Whillock, first yice-president;
william II. Pleasants, second vice-presi-
dent. Board OF Directors: Arthur b.
Clorte. i G.. Whitlock. William III. Pleas
ants ! w. sinton, A. +. Rogers, Jack
son Tnrpin. p. j. Crew, c. L. Hasker, X.
II. Briggs, Ii. W. +. soutbard' ana T.. W.
Cone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04

When we consider the medical authority of We
world recognizing our Sweet Gum 10 be Tie hnesi
stimulating cxpectorant known, and that the pro-
prietor Of " Taylor's Cherokee Remedy ~ sweet
Gum and Mullen " has the formula Of Tie Chero-
kee Nation Of incorporating the sweet gum Win
the tea Of the mullen plant OF the old fields
which many Of orr readers win remember cur
2randmothers making under the direction OF the
old family ph7sician for Group, whoopng cough,
and colds--it is no wonder that "Tayl0r's Chero-
kee Remedy Of sweet Gum and Mullen " Is pro-
ducing such effective cures In coughs Group
whooplng-coughs. aud all bronchial affections.
For sale by all leading druggists 25e. and 81.
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta
Ca, proprietor Taylor's Premium Cologne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04

We have received the Christmas No: oil
..Holly Leaves" on illustrated sporting
and dramatic newspaper. with colored
chrome called "a Tough Yarn y; also, the
Christmas No. OF Let's Illustrated House
hold Magazine, with colored chrome.
These monthlles are London publications
and nicely illustrated. YoL can find them
ot \. Leonard's. newsdealer, 9OS Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04
SeasOnable Deiicaries.

Mince- Meat, made OF the best and purest
materials;
Rai>nS. Citron, Currants, Nuts, Sweet
Cider, Plum Pudding, CoOking-Wine, and
Gelatine;
Pure Sugars and Co1ees. at the lowest
prices
Finest Green and Black Teas. at the low
est prices; and the largest and finest as
soltment Of Fancy Groceries, can be
bought Of JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
S03 Main street pace Block.
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Iudee Joseph Christian for Speaker.

A caucus Of the Democratic party will
De held tonight for the purpose Of organ
izing the houses Of the General Assembly.
Judge Christian served as president of the
supreme Court OF Appeal, OF the state; A;
has served six years in Senate OF Virginia,
frequently presiding. II intelligence, dig
nity. courage, and general qualification Is
recognized. he will be elected Speaker OF
the House OF Delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04

our stock is now complete in all its
branches. showing infants shoes from o0c.
80 a 20. children's shoes from 81 to 81,
misses, shoes from Sl.25 to s., ladies shoes
srom Il 80 10 80. gentlemen's shoes from
q, Ia so 70 sl2. gentlemen's slippers from FL
- a trunks from jOc. to $50, satehels
'ion' wv SPENCE, TYREE * Co.,
SIS east Broad street.
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The Presidents Message

will no doubt be interesting reading, but
the Popular Low Prices at which over
coats and suits can be bought Tor AT lhs
Clothing Palace, corner Ihirteentn anu
Main. is more interesting to all VINO Wlsh
10 save from 10 to - per cent. III buying
.beir winter clothing.
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Personal.

THE LADY MANAGERS OF THE
Il EYE. EAR. AND THROAT lNFlRMARl' =
No. l3 north Fourth street wish 10 notli! the se-
erous public that the Infrm1ry viii he open
TUESDAY. December 4th, To receive donations.
We ask that our friends Will remember lts In so
rood "A work by sending Us money, groceries In
any quantity. furniture, carpets. etc. since last
February hve hundred patients have been treated
gratis showing large Increase over last yetts re-
port. uc -
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T0 McrPhnntS.

II YOU wil let your customers and
sriends know that YOU have L" Montrose "
and n select" Whiskey you will have no
s,orbIa in selling those brands, as they are
40 favorabIv known everywhere.
W. ID. Blair & Co., 100 east Man street.
T. beadouarters for good things in general.
Tbev we're established in 1929.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAMS BOwE,4P. NJ. parcel of ground
NJ the northwest corner Of Broad and Thirty
second streets: alsc. lot M tine northeast COR
ner OF Broad AMI Thirty.first streets.
f. II. COOK, 10 4. W., household furniture, &C.;
IL 4. NJ. eagine and boiler.
JAS. MACDoUGALL, 10Y A. NJ, household fur
ture. Go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04

DO not fail 10 call at Jackson's. 303
Broad street. He is constantly receiving
additions to his already large stock Of sea-
sonable goods in Bisq, Majolica, China,
Crockery. fine Glassware, &c, &c, which
he Is selling at the very lowest prices.
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-HEADQUARTERs! +!
TAILORING DEPARTMENT,

TAILORING DEPARTMENT.,
Second Floor None but tie best OF artists
-emp.oyca in this department
- MEMS READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
- Entire First Floor nlled with the choicest
manufactured under the personal supervision
of our Mr.. A. SAKs.
- YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
- In this department the stock carried + cut
and made 10 suit the most cNactlng customer.
-BoYs' AND CHlLDREN's DEPART
MENr.
- We carry at all times the largest stock To-
-be found in the city. Az of our ChIldreu'S
Pants have Lyons patent walatband In them
mo house here has them). They are the best
-band ever pat into children pants. They
add nothing to the cost, and add greatly to
the wear Of the garment.
LIVERY DEPARTMENT.
-- We carry in stock four STYLES OF Livery
--Coats. and make TO order any style Of gar
--ment desired In the shortest notice and AT
prizes guaranteed at all times to be the low
--ost. Ifthere is ANYTHING you want IN the
Way Of Clothing expect 10 find IL at
4. sAKs & CO.'S.
1913 MAIN STREET.
fde4l
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"IHAyE BEEN AFFLICTED with an Affection Of
the Throat from childhood, caused by dphthcria.
and have used various remedies. bat have never
found anything equal 10 Browns BROCiuAL
TROCHES.n- Rec. q. " T. Hampton, Pketor, ,
RlJ sold only In boxes.
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SrAUxToN. December /, 1883.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Nv name having been mentioned for the
Office OF State Treasurer, please allow me
to say through your valuable paper that !
am not candidate for any office to be
filed by the incoming Legislature.
Very respectfully, j. +. ROLLINS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04

My FULL STOCK or CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEAR CARDS al hali-prlce retail and special
prices 10 dealers. J.. LEWIS,
9l2 Main street.
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come and see the many bargains in Suits
and OyercOats we have placed on sale this
week. The Clothing Palace. corner Thr-
teenth and Main.
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RoqueiOrt, Swiss,
NeufchateI, Sapsago,
Cheddar, Stilton,
Pineapple, Edam.
For sale by
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer,
sO3 Main street pace Block).
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He is going for You. Fortify yourself
against his attacks with warm clothing.
We offer this week great bargains in over
coats and Suits. The Clothing Palace,
corner Thirteenth and Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04

THE BEST BRANDS oF CIGARS in the city are
G.. & r.. Love Ne, and 90
GODDIN & TRBBTTT, Propriotors.