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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
rr,i,rt fnr t.iaInfiG.

IL the CITY Circuit Oour, YESTERDAY
the lury Il the damage case Of :. J.
Ncrment e.. Tne KIcEmOnC 5 D&nvlie
Railroad Company brought Il q verdict
for s3.25u tor the plaintiff. a motion
vas maae ior 8 new rria.. Dut was over
ruled. Al sppeal vii probably be
taken. Tne accident II which NJ.
Normeni had MS hand mashed. necessi-
tatinc the amputaron Of TWO Of Ms Nh
gers. occurred OF the jth asy Of March
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

Rose-Buds-price reduced for Christ
mas-fresh Rnd large homegrown
buds.
Christmas-1ree. RunnIng-CedkT anc
Holly. Pixatg. snd Panpss-All oOlors-
81 sc. slx for 25c.
II you wish Buds 70 ship away give
rs Q CAL. a. VT nave then iresh-cut.
Telephone 352. !. =. HARVEY,
east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
Yeii Tnrougr, q Hauct,wa,

& bout It.aO O'Clock yesterdar morn
INT Joe Thomas. WI, wa working or
d schooner opposite Li1hr Fu-o.. wulr
CARVING rroI lei through the hatchwsy
2uc hur lin sell severely though n0.
seriously The City au5ulaner-p-.
Macor u charee-was summoned an
Ln. y lrel maj proDeI.T treate-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

TIgT TKsTIS0Ey 90 a PHYsICIAs lanes
Beecnei n. D.. o. slgourney. Iowa. ssys
" o. severn year ] nave Dsen uslng 3
Cough Ia SAL. called III " LILLIAN HALL =
BALsAE FoH THF LrpSGs and II slmst
every cas- throughout ny practice ! nsve
mad entire success. nsvc nsed and pre-
scriBeo hundreds o. DOttlee slnce tne dsys
o.. d army pracues t1ess,. when : WA
surpeuu a. HosTaiA. No. :. Louisville Ky"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

o. close oui . gres, many fancy articles
" wAreroom No. - 6overnor stree;
q cos,-ChAIrs. Tables Lounges, &e.
6c. J. vou want ANYTHING N the iHrn'-
ture line ior Christmas, give . look n
Iay place.
I. GATHLIOTTg : SON.
= znd lt Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

sco11fs EarULsI0X o. PuKE CoD-LTvEE
or. VIII BYFoiWos UsE ~
Lr-Ea TEorELEs -D1 Hiram Oanorstio. o.
JacEsouv vile Pa BAYS ! have for tne
Lac. ten months prescylDed you- knuslOn
o. pauents suiieTlnl from lang frOubies.
auc they seen. "a pe greatly benefited ~
Is uzs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

SUNDAY hour =. N 70 =. II
W. Dt observed az The pos;-otice or
Cnristma~-uay No monev-oraer o.
registerea a-ie1ter business W. De tram
acted Collections from staT-ooxe-
W. be- al 5.l5 L n. an 4-l5 I n
ron a. other d, 1870 J. N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

;s made by some N not buyinz good.
e,eap coal. We buy Cor cash the sesf
srticle mined, and can ss'l = trss-ciass
coal ss ehssp ~ you pay for q second,
class srsicle. Don't buy until VOC cA'l
or teitphone crump q West for son
Of theIr Peerless spins Goa. or sonse
Of Their ary, well-screessc AasasAc'ie'
kent under shelter, free from snow
ran. or dirt. xnd delivered promptly
CKuMF 8 West, Phone ~,
f-I9 east Carr street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

NTECHANICs. ATTENTION

ArcIiierts uu den p.agterers urcE-
tsreIs lax iturt-- Iuaul.ll otuTer. ans ra-f-
roaC constructors frt -rrltc1 q lnhpe
"a rruis-. 81 LEIGL.EE'@ PATENT TlAE--
Tbs 0 o mhunel a. cuusiruc, Jl o.
Fxhiuirur S. the EZcnauge hoie.. IL
Iresi b. and f7ou-ehu.t FlXfure llamp5 no ,
been tested S. tue Lulfel state uaTN y az
nor made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
Organs AT saa. 49, ssO. So. 500.

q IylznC s. Lee NarerOoms. 9Io
Man street. Cash o. inst&imeuts- Bot
Iou prIcess guaranteed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
..,-. Yr,,s,. AUD ssuseo rrnse.-

Large stock Of Malaga Grapes arc
Indizn-Rive1 Florida Oranges.
CIrRIsTIAN, WITTY 4 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
nedicased 4 naerwe@s.

FulI assortment Of MedIcsted Shirts
nnd Drawers. AVOID rheumatism by
wearing theu4 Al low price ~ sol
Man street. /. J.. SPENCI son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
sxoKI TRIxY cisARs.

NJ complete STOCK o. nne kEgrsvinss
Oisogrx pns. and Paintings D. eo sold 81 any
reAsoua bis ofief i0 reduce siOck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
ANY se-asss.tsa.d s-s~ns~ :

Yes & whole foOF hlled with then
az BylaDd . Lees, 9lS Nam street
many o. winch are -reai bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
FINEST FRENCH CANDIES.

Gall on A. Anton, the ConsectIoner,
llo5 Nam street. and MAKE your paI-
chase before the rush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

thai cur stock o. Clothing Is offered ~
PRIME COS, ior cssh. TIL. Is no hEn'-
bug. bot strictly business, And we mean
II I. L. SPENCE a son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
Fire Alarm

An alarm OF fire was turned n iron
station No. 9 n 1915 yesterday. II
was caused by the burning Of shingles
on the roof Of house occupied by Dick
Williams tcolered,. Damage trihins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
s..,,.l sna.~cmemeuss

y Boots Shoes. Trunks and sstchels
also Children s Trunks ana trentlemen's
SIrppers. this week. a. Williams d
FORD 's. corner Fourth AnG Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

Just give &, Z. Douglass d Sons
Capsicum cougb-Drops q far rrial-
They VII relieve your cough instantly.
Thousands testify u tins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

s,sring mace further special reductloI
M, = IA Qonae o. MY immense storEs one
tns Cyrasesi bargains IN filaesl esolo Ana 1ii'
ss,,,. sstnge s.earf-f7ns and UolinT-butions
iar.sss an tssnssemens Cnsink. hnine-
<srs,s ace pins an1 ksf-ffnes. bnceleis
s.s,ie. Tiesf Cn1es t3old speciaciess sno Eye
ss,as.rS fSolf nno Silver Tninibis3 Lootl
.~1s ssferl.ne siilpes- aud tss ftkteo-
b.ess JQfIN n. koHLEk.
s.ss,s 71S Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

las. MACDoUGAl-L. 10 A. n, ixsue -
sprzment OF houschalc euook
SAMPSON a AUAM6ok r. a. onmmsD-
sionefs sste a. . no1se anf M n she
city OF nnnnchests1.
= a. y hsa%sa ma = ss.ss. "a - - 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
Holiaa. ImbreIlas

Goid- and Siiver-Hsndie SifG n
breuae fof the holidays 81 9ol Main
street I. +. SPENCE & son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
An spprsyrssse ones-z


FRTfTT AND klStN BIS.
Order a basket. tzstefal iy arranged,
from PrzzInis ncw stcrc, lUy cas-
Broad street. Phone No. 4a5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

xMAs CARDs fr1ngec a. tvo for eenis
and 81 PAN AND frlDgec CARDS ~ hAif
prlee a. l. AEwRk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
asxA.ekla ssraEssS.

Fifty tep-pound baskets 10 De sole n
my store this morning.
GEORGE ". MAYO.
Aursiuneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

Tu. Desf oi tns Colo and silver Watches
aud Jeveiry ~. o. De- so,a b; ioEL's lao
eSsi BROAD street 1u-DAl 81 a. O'ciocE-
Come and secure q Eo0c tInspiece
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
skoKr rKu1 CIsAKs.

Cal a. L. LEwiss and Ser nis speciai
ofiers Rnd Pictures a. low priees before buy
M nO1ioay pfesenX-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

CHRISTMAS FUEL.
A. GOOD AZ DRY A,Sll WILL
sCREENEI, - TIL BEST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

BROWN BEoS CIrAL TEoCHEs viii re-
neve bronchitis. Asthma C4taTrD Cen
suEuptsFs Hnc Tnroat D1s=Asss- IhsB az.
usel arlrups uifh goo success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
AInFaaErI pYpPIxk.

TOR SALE, No. ] ALBEMARLE
Il PIPPfNs.
Well packed, full-gsH bsrrsiS
NORyELL. LEAKE q Co,
Dc 24s2rs 1nIs Basin bank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

those beautiful silk Scarf IN new Eno
s,yhsh patterns A. = cents. a. sV4
Nan street. /. i. SPENCE a SON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
UMnKETAkREs.


T-RIFYps ASYLUM FOR THE IN
szEE FrsnEsor1. PniiAeeipiii., 70
: ,..ssxss. asylan, fpr the cnre sno as.' lfsss-
= ~ -. ,,,s,,ts7 dsseass1 1nert sre e1.t'
s'Se r xroanGis IlDe crivss. sn0 GOO s,,,sss ~
soodsia1nf iog The pat1eIslA. = -. ss tns
...s-',a ysos,xsx ra1l1 easss sno onsss s, 81
sey.g- sngantsses. naying g ,,..' -
49,. weI. furnlsnen roosss e"oo . tsn.. ~"
az. s,ss. roe1ieki s1tenoannf
FrnnKfosG, Y'tissas'piiiA-
"a s.Tn. .sudTuSm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
nnoKI rEIxy cIsARA-
THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
Il or TIL NURSERY Tn. following II
nn extract from lctieT written 81 the Gcy-
NAV Reformed AsssesgeT, Q; Chamber
DuEgD, FcLL-
= BENEFACYKESS.
Just open ihs door Tor her. and Mrs. Wins
low viii prove the AInerlos1n sofone. Night
lngals o. The NErxsry. % tina ws are 90
Srre thai W. VIII teEch orF ''susy % say .
A blsssiur on Mn Wtnsiov Tor hniteng
her 10 survive and e-rzpe tne gripping. coiick
ing and teething sieee. MRs. SlNSlfJw's -
SOOTHING sYHUF relieves the child from
raif, and cHr-s dysentery and disrrnas- IL
soften the gurDk, rcdoo-s Inflammation,
cures WIND colic. and carries the infant safety
through the teething period u performs
psrc,snfs whzi II profess 10 psrforms every
pArt s--nolniRg ies~ Se have neyersrcn
AIN Nfnslov-kn0w her oxly Through the
prepansaon OF her "soothiug syrup for
Children 7eeIniEg" u We had the power
we would make ber. ~ sht n. q phyxscsi g.
yiour 20 the infznt race. sod by 81 c<w-
glsis. Twenty tive censs . ootsse.
dc 2s-eociw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
I,.., ana TnfnL

Why do you buy your candies At the
vavmdr anl unrellAble places. when
vou car buy pure article A. Anrcni =
for the same urlce ll05 NAN street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

NJ entire stoch Of HOLIDAY Goors 70 pe
sold D. - 10 IS Pc cen. redcotioG-
!. LEWIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
\ srs River LiBe.

There vii be no steamers from West
Point o. from Baltimore rl0 this line
o. Christmas DAY OF New-Yesr's day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
wISEs. LIQUORs. a'e
CLEMMER wHISKEY

We have for sale q lev hundred barrels
OLD CL4kMMEK WHlSKE1-tnt nnesi
ever offered 70 the fTa0e. send o-der d.
rcci. CEAMfutlD 8 LAAAL1
a. lS-TnHsusfs RicnmOnd VS..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

Anton Is the manufacturer o. pure
unc unaduiterateC cGncles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
PlAlH NArsss

a. i've cents a grab n /. Lewis :. Come
early, before thsy ara g. gone. Don
snluC the weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
Do Usa~E-y apa css, Ea-sIisss

- : - :. - Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
Esr f.-p -taE-


Old Jamaica Kun snd i5rsndIeE ~
CHKIsTIAN. WHITF = 20. =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

PIArE ArD FHIKsEr XuAs CAKDs a. hAlf
u-ice III l. LEwIss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
CEIET ESG1NEEE OTrI-I

y Asl4Lh -. 4ftft lLllft. - 4E0aH
Eif. Permission having reel gwen NJ
Oeofue v LeIgles 3B4 T. -FteeDL stree
uortnvest HasuluEtOn. u. e.. a. nave lest
InRue IL the department o. Ii paleAte-
Tres1ies examples o. the deVlc- nave beer
nroKsu under str-s2 WIKI RESULT a. eLi-li'-
lied u the RccOIn pan yinE tab-t.
The devlce CONSISTS o. Ilhliea ni--ir
casting formed s. n 70 receive supports %
WOOD sucl a. legs auc ti--Dea uz Wilc-
ma. be cuuVeufenrIT inserted ana removed
tne wuOle furIu III ifesilef or hiaAulC-nA
gUfiaDie fOr us. Il WO.E-Snulr kIc II tu'
erection o. building and ship B. Describe
IL the pHuy IL specincbJoL an e.
grsvingk ...--...
u advantages conssi II tne facility WI!
wuicl ths parIf may b. erec ied mt sea-
in!c IN. removed after ust pacEec hLL
TRANSPORTED. Or stored READY To- ust seAlL
auc u the generE. EtanthTy and security
o. me structures formed WitL - TO- Liit pIi-
poseE namec.
TIT board recommends q for purchas'
Rnd uEe should tne exigenc les o. me ser
yiee REQUIRE the employment Of sucn apps-
EBtus fOs purposes OF ths Bureau o. stsH L
Eugineering Gnc refers % tht order o. tAs'
bureau. dated October 5. les.
Nery respectfully your ooealeni ser
vantE
CHARLIE Z. BAKEE Chief Engineer I.
s.N.. HAvID BNITH. Chtei knEineei
[. :, N; l.. j.. TATLoI. J. AsAistIn'
Engineer Z. :. y.
COfqmoa0rf y -. QHssn. z. q. y. Lo"'-
HioH0UI1.
L & NATa IARn = AsTISGToN
CONNANDAST OFFICL
December lt les5.
Rsspeo.fuliy referred 70 ine Bureau o.
Sfeafi EnEineertng " Y QUEEN.
Commodore ConmanoAnt
The table referred to IL fhs above report
car De seen al the exhibit
sTATK RIGHTS FOR sALE.
d. 2S-Stp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

fUr rfIseD yeRr they nave sieGcil5
gained II fEvu. and with saief constantly
increRslng have becOms the mos pOpnIsI
corsei Throughout tne United statsS-
The T. quality is warranted o. tgsG- iv5o,
a. i04O a. ordinary CnrEetS. We nave lately
introduced the = and 4 Il grades with r.
TO Long v Glsi. AND We c&n frrnlkn tneu
when pTefeTTsG
Eichesi AWARDS ron g. fhe worlds gresi
fsirs The laEt media received j. for ftrsl
ItegTee o. Aerii from the lkle Exposition
held O. New 1TieEn6
While scores o. patents have been found
worthless the principles o. tne 5lOVe-k1t-
ting have proved Invaluable.
Retailers ere authorized 70 refund money
T. OF exAmiDzIiou THESE CorsetS 90 mol
prove aE represented.
For shis eyeryv nere, Catalogue free on
THOMSON. LANGD0S G Co.
oc 18Th .suhIueM New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

Bczsscus,sef

Waiter y. Moses s Co., 9ls Man
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
Bres.ins GsDes

DresslRe-KObss ST. low prices-styhsh
anc nice. 1. /. SPENCT & son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

The table referred o. II fhs above report
car De seen al the exhibit
ETATK RIGHTS FOR sALE.
A. D4-NfH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

As SUITABLE FOR THE CUR
Il RENT SEASON,
WI OFFEE TO HoUsEbEEPEk> ALI.
FRESH NEW GOODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
ROTHERT & Co..
jO5 cast Brood st7'eet.
I oSKPH n. BLAIR
49, 49, Ia
GKOCEE
sos AArT sTRrFT

7 OSKpH n. BLAIR.
GKOCIB.
sos AATT STREET
lhranct store. second and Broad
ofieTs foi s&se a. moderate prices
F!Nk.S1 OLD JAVA COFFEE
f4NEet 4@A1UANEA and JAVA cox
fEE'@
FlNAsI GREEN and BLACK TEAS
CANNEl VEGETABLES
CANNED FEI IIfs
h-H HCA-ME-ATS
NV NUTS
NV CLI1STEE KAfSINE
Ci7koN CTRf.ANTe
SWEET rIDEE
cDeAINfv VIM
OLD JAMAICA Run
OLD SCOTCH WHISKY
OL-I ENE WI SEI-Ys
ola FRENCH BRANDY. 6C.. a.. Vc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

CEAMpA6EL.
Receiving dIrec. ;ro1 inl nouse o. boueut
, DE- & N g.. srG nee
EXTRA uEH TERLENA-
TrN TMTEE.LA-.
FEENIEaI -EHI.L. Rut
ElT Cfif SIC
AiFC constantly or unnL
T. Z EuNH & CO. L. R0DEREE Eu4-
slar PQMMEEf pIpEh HEID@IE-h.
AND lue rnana v lnt DOupAu-- -N1-
Cal DI.l
W nave RlEr g. @ev cEses o. uu- lat 'u'-
purtaft-I O. Ine GRAM NLN Dt~ DGiN-
: - ST. -0. nEnt--a Deitsr " lue tual Gll+
eve IL. nnff.c
The above wines WI De solo s. lnt ioW-
ga make raiss
o. ~ Tfrsu1i- q. CRAM e. 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
WHAT IT, BUy ANu wHERL

WHAT IT, Buy ANI WEERE
ELEG AM BRIC-A-HEAC
CHnlIf klSO LI-Eis. use C. iuTelE1 Rut
domestic make.
NEt.E--l-a Sta =, Iss~--ueweEf designs
EEA~s FLNuERS fIEI SETe Gal
VASE
ELffsAEJ IINNEFs- AND TIA SITS
SEa NINts~CI p MOrsTACUE-Crf
FIFTEEN- , EEE CLrrLE
EIGtiI-HA2 AMERICAN CLOCKS
III NuT forget vi AHF ELAp4u uAH-
TEE-
vi 5E ~ TIL ONLZ CONFLICT
stool.
! T. TAYLOR
cIlua IuPg-Ier
1c1- Man srTeft opposite posi-oflc,.
o. a-lrt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

y.FBrTcr sATIsFACTlON GyAKAE-
TIED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
CHRISTMAS WEEK
AWI
HOLIDAY GOODS
A.
TBA-HIN5R BROTHERS

W invite or PATRONS and the Pub
LIC O. give us d Ca THIH WEEL, s. We
nsve determined % Sc goods cneGper tuaL
ever and vou cau purcnRse your goods iron
n Will tne sal lsfactIou tina, tney nave Deel
bought g. the very lowest nEures
We nave nne useiu. and efeEEut goods
fc- nOll5aT presents
Come 20 ouY store Eud see VIVA s. vas W.
riefT O. goods We SNOW
OUR kETIRI WRAF STD-E VII .-e
SL.AUGHTEREu tnis week We d. no.
mean O. CT theu % pieces Dut We Grt go
IN 20 sell tnem s., gucL p-lces a. nO o-ner
mouse caL. TINS D. surely the creates ol-
pog-mity offered TINS season o. the ladies.
On stocE consist. O. LADIE- NIsTTEs
,suort wrRre o. PLUSH BHDCADEI and
CIT VELNHI SILk. BkUIADLL e-Lh
CLOTH E0l C-k MATERIALS FLL -
COATS and NIN hAKIET- CLOTH Nl~-
ITEs. HE-NMAKkEIe. T. --LAA CIkCl.-
lARs lBILMANs LAt1LlS GOATS auC
a large var1erv OF CHi-DIkEN' - " kAf7-
hememBe- tnEt We AT the ONLY Hol-E J
~ THI CITY THAT AA- 4 LAksk
EToCk Or ASSORTMENT OF WRAP
Rnc OF sureiy cau be suited o.
THALHIMEt. BROTHERS
o. 9c-SLTudTh FtftI and Broad streeis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

loOE LC0K . LOnK ~
Antoais prices Oh tbe follow1nf
goods. uHtii Christmas, have been re-
Guced n ioilSws
; rnuuas Flnin CaDdier 0wH nsss<el a 90
q fsunds French Cana --------.... .--.----.tl oo
z uuundf New Crop Nutt -..--.-....------.. ~
pounds New laYef ttEs---.--......-......-- y.
pounds New Iafes.......--.-----.-.---- -
2 puuuGs bunch hal.iis.- ---------.----.-. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
CHERRY AND MADEIRA.

A large lui OF sHEKRIEs o. the well
known uouss of Widov Harmony OF Catulz,
of Ouf OWE irnportRfion-
MADEIRA trun gix @ over forfy yearf
Ole
FoY iellies anc COOKING purposes We nave
& yeYg sftseriuf Wine. Rnc very mooerRie
IL pg1ct. oeCAk C1AAAL q ".
A. e-W FkSalni
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
CERISTMAs GOODS.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-26
A COngenial Mission.

Mr.. Cox, who goes TO Turkey, has found
congenial mission. His very long term of
service in the House has made him ready to
welcome change to new pastures; and the
Turkey field is one which will yield
him good opportunity to cultivate the
literary tastes TO which he inclines. He
will find in the manners, customs and in
stitutions of that peculiar land the materials
for description which will be fruitful for a
book or two ; and though many pens have
been employed upon it, Mr.. Cox will
find fresh views to picture. There will
no: be any heavy diplomatic work, nor any
hurry and rush of business among the
sedate people with whom he sits down to
make himself agreeable, as he will know
how to do. The Turks will like Cox and
Cox will like Turkey; and his shadow will
pc cast upon the land no doubt for at
least ;Sur years, and for as many more
as our Democratic administration lasts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-26
Nhy He Won't Have II.

Ex-Attorney General Benjamin Harris
Brewster, of the late magnificent surround
ings of the attorney generals Office in
Washington, has astonished company of
his Philadelphia friends by declining
welcome home banquet which they ten
dered him. He puts his declination on the
ground that he does not think it seemly for
public men to be feasting in these " calam-
itous days"
If Mr.. Brewster refers to the advent of a
Democratic administration and his own re-
tirement from office, however public opin-
ion may differ from his as to the effect of
the change, some respect may be paid to
his disposition to weep in silence and be-
wall in solitude over the unpleasant places
in which his lines have fallen. a man can
not be reasonably expected to be jolly at his
own funeral.
But If Mr.. Brewster expects the people
before whom this part of his letter is pa
raded, to believe that he cannot with peace
of mind eat and drink good dinner, when
50 many men have to work for eighty cents
day, and many more have no work at all,
the Honorable Brewster will be suspected
Of being trihe insincere. 1t is not in ac-
cord with his personal characteristics nor
4 his Official department.
It In to be believed that the ex-attorney
general has had his little amusement to
himself, and therefore does not care to
make merry with his condoling friends.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-26
The Dispensers OF Once,

Congressman Sowden has secured the ap-
pointment OF his nominee for postmaster
ct Allentown and Congressman Scott has
named the postmaster at Erie. Conse-
luently 1t appears that the old rule which
acc0rds to the congressman of the district
the selection of the federal ofiiceholders
in their districts is not to be changed under
this administration, provided all the time,
Of course, that the congressman present fit
applicants. There has been a suggestion
that perhaps the reforms in administration
contemplated by the president included the
abstraction from the peoples representa-
tives in Congress of their customary care
for the filling of the offices, under the idea
that the public service would be benefited
by their single devotion to the duties of
legislation. The other idea is that those
whom the people have chosen to represent
them, are best qualified to select the officers
in their districts. And this now appears to
be the view of the responsibilities and priyi-
legea Of the member of Congress which is
adopted by the present administration.
Undoubtedly to most congressman this
construction of their powers and duties
viii bc acceptable, for most of them are
politicians who covet power, and the labor
il brings with it. Many Others would pre-
fer TO be freed from the vexationslof office
filling, but they are not in the majority.