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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

Hon. William LONenstein has been elect
cl representative 10 the Grand Lodge, Be-
neE0ient Protective order II Elks, whrh
meets in New York next sunday. Captain
james Il. Angle was chosen alternate.
The Dutch brig Pet Helm, l62 tons, r.
II. VII master, cleared for Rio Grande d.
>ul, OF PClOtas. Brazil, With 1854 barrels OF
-four, valued At sS,S29 81 shipped by
hessrs. Dunlop & McCance.
The installation OF Rev. !. II. Barne- A.
pastor Of Fulton Baptist church. whics
Was to have taken place sunday afternoon
was POSTPONED on account Of the weather.
He preached at this church Ia the morn.
ing.
The IjSpdicb has received a pamphlei
containing the proceedings oi the As>ocil-
tion OF Agents % the Northwestern Muiml
LHe-InsUrauce Company. Col0Eel John y
Cary, Of this city, is the president OF the A.
sOcIatiOn.
The many friends oi Major Wallace =.
Rardolyh, Oi The Fifth artillery. United
states srmy. will be pleased to learn that
be has been put IN command Of Governors
Island, New York. He was ior mum her OF
wears stationed al Fortress Monroe. and was
afterwards placed IN command of the light
battery al FOrt Hamilton. His present po-
siii0n as commander Of 80 i'm Dortant a post
shows that his abilities a. thorough disci-
plinarisn and able officer have been recog-
uiZcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
IN POLI.E CIEUI.ES.
The Case~ Disp"ssd Of by Justice Rieu-
arason lesferdny. At

John Doh,riy twhi,e) and Emma Porter
tcOloTsd) were before tie Police Court yrs-
ierdsy morning, CHARGED with fighting IN
the house OF Leila Kemp. ON ui0a' street
between Grace and Franklin. Enma wa,
also charged with assaulliag ane wound
inc Doberty with = pitcher. With inteui 90
Kill.
DOberfy testified that be- went 70 Leila
kemp's h0use SATURDAY. night apd Knocked
NJ tie door. A wOmaD IL tne house said
.'COire in." BE entered The house an
walked lnio a room, where he found Lmna
Porter and Leiia Kemp. he tDohertg). IN
q Ilayfu manner, pushed Emma Porter
over a bench. The woman lkcmp) At
tempted 70 put him cut. lie Resisted.
Eu H. Porter took up pitcher and struck
hun over the bead, iniicting serious
wound. He went To the First police stz.
iien and lodged 3 complaint.
Leila Kemp said that Doherly came 20 her
bouse drunk, and when soc attempted t.
put him out be struck brr IN the moulh.
Emma Porter then struck him with i
pitcher.
Doherty was discharged, but Emma was
sent on 10 the grand jury.
CHARGED WITH SELLING 70 MINORS.
A youth named John W. Thomss was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
MRS. wINSLow's SOOTHING
AA SYRUP

Rev. sYLvASus CoBg thus writes In the
Boston osrtsttaE FreemGs. We would by n.
means recommend any kind OF medicine
which we did not know 20 bc good-pArticu-
larry for Infants. But OF Mrs- winslov,u-
Soothing syrup we can speak from know.
ledge. In our own mmigy IL has proved .
blessing indeed. by giving sE lnfAnt trou-
bled with coiie-psins quie. sleep ana L.
parents unbroken rest at night Most ps-
rents can appreciate these blessings. Hseu
n an article which works TO perfection, ana
which Is harmless; for the sleep which n
sfiords the infant is perfectly natural. ana
the little cheruo awakrs ss bright - but
ton." And during the proce~ Of tssthinx
It's value Is incasculable. We have frssoeut-
iy heard mothers say that they would not
be without II nom the birth of the child tn
II had finished with the tsething siege on
any consideration Whatever. sotd by an
drug2isis. 2S cents . bottle. Dc s-eoA1v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
n eItday Goods |!

Mr.. James L. Tyler Is low ia New York
for the purpose Of seteciiug a handsome
stock of Fancy Good specially adapted 20
the holiday season. These goods are ex.
pccied 10 arrive by the l2th instant, and the
public is advised 20 defer heir purchases OF
Christmas Presents until they can examine
this stock of goods, which viii he a really
elegant assortment Of the latest patterns.
Mr.. Tyler viii also purchase Il fne as
soIimeni of Diamonds. Watches, and
jeWplry. and this Oldesi-estabhshed house
in Virginia, first presided over by Mitchell
4 Tyier. then by John II. Tyler & Co., who
have just been succeeded BY james 4.
T1ler. guarantees AL foods Sold n be Of
the very lDest qualify aud Of lutest styles.
No ed1 PACE BLOCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

charged With teing drunk. This case wes
eaIled last Thursday. bat Justice RicSard.
son continued Il until yesterday in order
to ascertain. II possible, from whom
Thouas had gotten hquor. several VIZ
ntsses were examined, upon whose fesfi'
mopy o warrant was is.ued for the arrest
Of Joseph G. Kaufman, who keeps bar
room st the corner OF Seventeent and
Main streets, charging him with selling
lopor 10 minors Later In the day 8c
warrant was executed, and kaaim,n was
bailed for BIS appearance before the court
to-day.
STEALING sH0Es.
Thomas Jackson and Ben. Smith (o9ta
coloredl were charged with having IN fbrir
POSSESSION one LOT of shoes stolen from
siephen Pufney 4 Co. TIE Common.
wealth. noi being ready 10 20 into an ex.
sminalion. the case was continued until
"Wednesday.
This case was worked up by Detective
Wren, and upon information furnished hy
him searcn-warrani was taken out TO
search these parties premises. The search
was made hy Sergeant TOmlinson, accom-.
panied by Detective Nov Ian, and some OF
the shoes were found in the houses Of the
accused.
CONFLICT OF TESTIMONY.
Kate Finney aud Amy Venahle (both
colOred) weie charged with being disorderiy
on the street. Officer Taliey testified that
the two were waking ~ Seventh street
Saturday night, and one OF them used yer,
profane lspEuage. He sttempted 20 arrest
tbtm. when they broke and ran tn different
directions. He captured Amy Nenabsei
The other ESCAPED, hut was caught hter
Amy charged Kate With using the bad Ism
gusge. Kate stoutly denied being with
Amy, and charged her with testifyin2
falsely.
The case was continued until to-d1y in
order that other WITNESSES may be sum
mOned and the truth gotten nj.
OTHER CASES.
James Powers, q vagrant. Dismissed.
,joSeph scott and John Robertson Doth
colored,. drunk. Fined each s2 and costs.
George " illisms (colOred). assaultIng aud
striking Richard Dillsrd. Fined - and
costs.
Lulu Cooley and Martha Parsons Doth
colored), assauitiDg and striking james
Jackson with an iron poker. Dismissed.
CONWAY Banks and William Price (both
cOleIed), drunk. Fined each q aud costs.
Warrington Ford (coloreo) illegal regis
traiiOn. Dismissed.
Henderson Morris and William Lewis
(bOib colored). lighting in the street. Nor
ris fined IS and costs. and Lewis S10 and
costs.
stephen Jones Ccoloredl. drunk and ear
ryiDg concealed weapons. Fined $50 and
costs.
Joseph ?. Gin Ccolored). assault!ug and
Scalding Bette Jones with hot coffee. Paid
costs.
Caleb Harris (eolored), drunk. Fined g
and costs.
William C. HuuglefOrd, drunk. Fined
g. and costs.
John W. Thomas, drunk. Fined % and
costs.
John kearney, q vagraut. Security re.
quireG for >ix months in the sum OF sl00.
Jobn B. Rtiniand white and William
Brown (col0reOl, vagfartS. Discharged.
H,ni, i-raC> ,cOlorej). ir,atlng into toe
schooner Ella I. Little and stealing trunS
containing lot of clothing, the property
OF Robert Jones. Discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
lorHEK LOCAL On raInp PAaE.l ]
A AdeBtns Patti ana HardmAn Pianos

Nessrs. Hardmsn. Peek q Co. deny
most IN npbaiically that Madam Adelini
Pati fver wrote testimonial on the Hard
man PioRo>, and rcprimsnds the musica
journal that published The forgery 10 ths
s.yerr,t manner. This elegant Piano Ia,
TOO many hcasSt friends and honest test
mOuials oi equal value 10 have 10 adOp'
snrh mesns of advertisement. We copied
The testimonial from the said musical paper
believing il 10 be geruine. and Il affords u
much Pleasure 10 make this correction.
Waller b. Moses x Co, state Agents fog
HsrGmaE Piano., 9l4 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

OPINION OF LEADING EDIroR.-Almost
all the diseases that aftlici us from infancy
10 old sge nave thoiz o. igin In disordefed
liver. A really good livcr medicine 10 the
n oct I'm mportsnt in the wholo nance Of phAr.
macy. We believe Simmons kfv4 nagnp
lstor TO be the best among thsm - Vo
pin our faith Epon the Rsuistoe. 80 &
se could persuade every reader who = -
III health 10 buy it. we would wiIiinmv
vouch for the benefit each would receivnt~s
Editor Cincinnati Gd1stc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

TIE Laplss' ArxuIAsy ~ TIVE fcCre
MEN's CpErs1IAS ASSOCIATION viii be gseo
10 meet ai the rooms Of the Associsfsoes
corner a. Irpuk.iu and Fourth strcrts 81
the ladies OF the cits wbo are willing to CO.
operate with them IN preparing for Bsxa1r
,p the spring 10 raise means 10 furnish tee
rev building now IN proce~s cf erection
An such viii he cordially welcomed %
Tuesday, DeeerDhcr T;h, st IL N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

The JAPANESE DEPARTMENT is grand.
FANCY GOODS surpsss al former exhibi-
tons.
DOLL BABIES by the thousand.
HUNDREDS OF NOVELTIES IN TOYS.
rixty. seven NhW GAMES.
RUCkING-HORSES. ShOO-FLIES. DEX.
1FRS. VELOCIPEDES BICYCLES.
TRICYCLES. PROpELJERS for bOss
end Girls, the Bew styie SPNIN1
hooking HORSES W A g = d.
CARTS.
ELEGANT DREssIYG-CASEs. MANI
CURE SITS. WORK BOXES, JEWEL
Rl CAFES. &C. &c.
We show The largest STOCK OF CbOAkS and
JACKETS ever brought TO this city. We
car m from Rp infant up 10 800 p1nud
woman.
BLANhE ETS can be had ct verg low prices
ss We have bought more Blankets Ov shs
case this season thsn any other house 10
This city. We bought them cheap ana
viii sell them cheap
DRfSS GODlS.-Ne have some or the bSSt
bargains ever offered, and large stock
n select from.
LACES spo kMBROIDERIES IL great va
riety ef the lowest prices.
DRESS TRIMMINGS st extremely Low
TABLf -CLoTHs NAPKINS. DOTLTES
TOWELS TRAV-CLOTHS. SCARFS.
and 1IDlES. Just the things for HOh-
dsy Presents.
TIME end MONEY can he SAVED hr buy
iIg Of us s. We carry the largest anO
best assorted STOCK III this city.
We ask but one price to every BODY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
MEDICAL nEpARrNINr.
STATE uNIsRrsIlY oF Iowa.
Iowa CITY iowa

Iowa CITY. iowa.
al can endorse u Rs lne best preparation
of the Kind ever used. No physician can
sfiord "a 90 without Il, says Professor A.
{. CoPPsRTLwAITE. Pn. d.. NJ. ID. (froies-
sor Of Diseases OF Women, etc }, OF the Lie
hig Compsny's ArnicS,ed Extract Of witch
Hazel. Cures Female Weakness. Periodical
Suffering, LeucorThos. Exnsusting Loses
OF Blood. and Neumlgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

The chIldrep's hook-sale Will rositivesy
take place to-day. rAia or shine, a. the Pub
fishers Grand Book. sals. Thoussuds d
childrep's books viii be sold far less than
wholesale. English cbsfterbox VIII be sold
for IS CENTS. Dollar hooks for s5 aud %
cents. &C., &c. Go early before the best are
piCked out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
The River Frosen over.

There was considerable lee IN the river
yesterday, and below Mayo's island II waS
frozen entirely over. Tbs Is the first time
the stream has been frozen from hank 10
baak this winter. The steamer Ariel was
unable TO make her trip 10 Norfolk, bn,
the ace was not sufficiently thick 10 BAN {
the New York steamers. The Ariel will
10 down Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
l,oya,-Arcsnum Reunion.

The annual reunjon o. the members oI
Virginia Council, No. 26, Royal Arcapum,
viii tnke plsee tonight q; sanger Hall.
A banquet will be given. and q pleasant
evening will probably be spent by the
men berS OF the order and their lady
friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

CouGHs.-BEowN's BEoScHIAL rRocHn
are used with advantage 10 slIeviats
Coug Us, Sore Throat. and bronchial ke.z
fectiOns. Sold 0llU "a 5orcs -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
supr.me1our. ef Aups.,s. Yesssra., 4,

Bradley against Zebmer and ais. Argued
by ssmuei u. Davies for plaintiffs In error
and I. W. Christian for defendants IN error,
ard .uhmitied.
Griffin against Birkhsad. Argued by j.
a. CaheI, Esq, for appellants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
sas ESTABLISHED IN ls4S.
OSCAR CRAM a CO.
ANp pKALEHg IN


FINE WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS.
bcs iesve 10 CAL xttcutioh 10 their large
stock OF tie shove mentioned goods. most
OF which are Of fheirown importation from
the flrt honses IN kurope.
sHEhKtEs Of many different qualities
mum the lower 10 the very finest grades;
AADkiKAe from ten 20 ffty yeAn old:
BKAKDIEs. vintsges tfom 1877 70 ies4.
Their stock Of fine BYE. BOURBON. AND
SCOTCH wHIsKEYe. JAMAICA AND sT.
CRoix EuR. AIri4K AxD PEACH BRAN
piEe. b BOT surpassed by any hcusei ia this
esty. de b-tpesI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
IIrsT EICIINED.

new importation of fine Artist EUr1
Eichipgs on parchment ana sll the noQI ~;
n srqne Proofs W!ll be 90 exhibt11oo Xn1D<
Day, Wednes day, sBo rhundAy g g
L. LEwIs's e1o mn1D O1Booe.
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THREE CENTS PER COPY.

Essesps assvsss B1ass1uass. -
Brsssss. nsasss Cssehs. Tnseene.
nesy. Ae.
The ssis Of the above strictly erS-cas1S
sootIs Il berpg conducted q the corner .
Ninth ana Trsnkiin sfreets af 10f Scsoc<
A N. ard 4 o'c,ock r. N. The Isdt<s 9s
CEoaox W. MAyo.
AurfiOocc4.
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Bsrssesss sssvsnsr Free.

We have n few sent us by the Hardman
Piano Manufacturers for free diStribution.
Walter u. Moses & Co., State agents, 9l&
Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

on account ~ the sever weather Of YES
ieT0ay the ehildren's boot-sale at The Pub
lisDers' Grand Book->ale has been post
pODed uri1l To-day. Go early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

GEon0E q vAsHoS A eoN. 2. Il. g.,
pisotoneu' lAle u trac, of land a -
turnpike, In nenrieo county.
QuARi.Hs q NccUEDY, AZ =. r -
missioner sale Of frnnnsA aUcltl.S ~
17ee Cedar street, between soV0nInS
and Buchanan stE0sfa
CHEWING q kOoB. 1. T.. uuu>snA -
Of iot On Main betvSen nS0gs Un1 -
vie okRooeG - z
= = ccog 10 =. n. szs.rsM aspuA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

The John ". Thomas who was before the
Police Court on SATURDAY last fof being
drunk is not John W. Thomas Of go norrL
Twentieth street and son Of George W..
Thomas, ESQ, o. Henrieo county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
Healthy Gums. sweet Breath.
KULAHDIHL.
CABELL's PHARMACY,
Third and Main streets.

pie have been ins;ructing aolks vhsss -
look for pearls: but night here In Rchnoao
and adjacent territory they Abaand-in she
mouth OF every lady and gentleman Who
uses AIxors DxSTrRRICB. BY III ayue-
gists. - cenh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

Al this bad weather horses st Chais-
worth have beva nieels stabbed. Modify NE
and viii send your horse 70 the fsrm.
X. h. CHArTrN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

The handsonest edition ever publishee.
containing several insfruuuntl selncttcns.
sheei-music size. Postpaid. 50 cents. Va.
itr y. Moses 4 Co., sil Msia sireet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

These branches are thoroughly faught
by competent snd practical instructors af
the Mc6ilvra College. In Goddin Han,
Bank and Eleventh. streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

Parties desiring part OF good ofice on
Tenth street between Bank and Main streets
would do well 20 address Once, care Dbs.
patch Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

For rne Malaga Grapes. Cstswba Craps
Pesrs. and sweet OrEDses go To II. W.
NOESTA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

You can have your horse well stabbed
and cared for az Cbatsw0rtn. ] viii seud
for him. X. X. CHAFFIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

Salvation on h a speedy and permanent
cure for all psin. II exnrpaies Ene c'uss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
mor,uary Report for Last Week.

The following l. Tor tie week ending
Dtccu Der (. 1856
Whoe number Of deaths in the city. cxciu.
siye Of It'll blTths. .. >till-birth,, 3.
cause of Deqfh.-ApopicXy, . brail
disease. ! Briehi's disease. ! hr0ncli.is.
]: ccie5ro-s spinal meningitis, /; cougestior
oi lungs, ! 4: consumption, , f.; convul,ions, a.
croup, :: diphthcria. ]: feycT-typhOid' Z:
eanereue. ] eaTt-di-e1se, , obstruction 1.
bowels. J: ovaIies-dI disease oi. /; para s.
SIS. = pneumonia. ,; ulcerltlou-throN
and mouth, l; unknown, G; wboopa--
cough, >.
Scr and Coior.-Males: White. 10; co..
ored. - total. l.. Fem8les: Mhitc, 5
colOrcd, Total, 70.
.4qe One month 10 six. 3 six months
10 twelve, one year 10 three. : thee
wears 10 five, 8; ten year, n twenty,
twenty ycars 10 thirty. :; thirty year> &
forty. .: forty wears 10 fifty, /; fifty year
70 sixty. L. sixty wears 10 seventy, /:
seventy Years 10 eighty, 8; eighty year O.
Iinety, !.
co1diton.-siuele, 20; married. 10;
widows. >.
Actiritg Richmond, 10; other paris o.
the Tinted States. u; unknown, /.
LOca.i'u-M Marshall Ward. 8; jefferson
Ward. ;; Madison Ward. 3 Monro
Ward, q: Clay Ward, G Jackson Ward.
); Almshouse, !.
kdte.--Rsie u mortality OF whole p0pul- =
uon was 1868 per 1000 per snnum; rote Of
mortality Of white population was 1G..l
PER 600 per aunum; rate OF mortality ~
coored population was 1854 per 1000 Pc
annum.
coNPARATIV WEEKLY MORTALITY
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= ~
SWEET CIDER,
kAkAIO6A Cilip8
UAi4D 8u(sAk-<rOEE.
.-~.., .AxAQRE6 MlQcK MEAT,
ssss 2sdssfSf isArxn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
BUSINESS orrexrrxiTY.

A RARECHANCE FOR TUE saw
"A MILL BrgtNEss For sRle, privately,
TWO GOOD sAW-NlLlS End PIX
TrREB, TRANS, HARNESS wAooNs.
TROCKA IRAM-RoAp, &C.. &c. 60ne
81 n 4 GES d. ~ near ~. Terms easy,
< 1Aa,ss j. J. i 70 Va Z %. isz e. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
Le7y G DaVls,
lcl7 AND 1919 MAIy STREET.
zoe 2 cod
HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PRES
IL EMS AT YOUR OWN PRICE.

II i
IL EMS AT YOUR own PRICE.
A COHEN a Co,
s2l EAST BROAD zTEEET,
Will sell ST public auction on >
TUESDAY and WEDNES DAY,
pECKMHER l4TH AND 15TH,-
about 500 PICI URES. 81 nan dsomely
named consi' ting OF
OIL-PAIN3 NG- EEGRANINSS.
WATER-COLnRS CkANONS. &C.
ny the best artists or this country and hn-
rure This "a the finest selectlOn % Pc
IUkES ever exhibited in the city. hud 81
f1rds sn excellent opportunity 10 obtain
line art al low figures The selection -
now on exhibition. Zach ana every pic
tEIe - rum Dered, snt Will be sold without
re.erve 10 the highest bidder severa' vsry
valuable CkANUNS o. extraordinary d.
meukioDs from one OF the finest sthdlof
v ~ also be offered. Gall and see tnem.
SAFE conducted by +. Il. COOK, Auc ion
per cs sat
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lUsT RYCRryRp

Two hundred more Of those nne esgrsv-
ipgs at half prices from s2.so In nAndsoms
tram 60 70 $40 each Res ular price sron -
70 $50. L. LEwfs. sl2 Main strooG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

II. ". NoEsTA, lIl easi Main street, hAa
fresh every day:
Lemon Meringue Pies
Cranberry Jarts.
oyster pstfies,
Pies In sssortmrDt
Jenny Limos,
Delicious Cream Pufs,
Pss1Iie tufts
Cream Sponge.
Pain Sponge Cakes.
Lady Cake OF Siiver Cake.
Rsisin Cake and Pound Cake,
XXXX Black Fruit Cake.
Charlotte Russes. individual and In various
other shares.
Marion Glsce aux JsInaics- IN Sauce,
t Plonbie SespOlltsns.
TUtty fraitiy. Pislsgio Cream,
Moulded and Plain lce-Cresms sn6 loes
Ny stock Of Albums. Plush Boxes. and
Christmas Cards now In, and al usual low
prices. l.. LEWIS. sl2 Main street.
Healthy Gums. sweet Breath.
RULASDrsE.
CABELLs PHARMACY,
Third and Main streets-
al purchasers Of e. worth viii receive ons
chsnce Ia drawing for The famous picture,
Cni;st before Pnste. or the Russian We'd
ding, now on exhibition in window.
Chances limited.
L. LEWIS sI2 Main street.
At II w. MoEsTAs Bakery, III east Main
street, you End. besides great variety a.
Small Cakes, also
Fresh Rolls, Bnns. and Biscuits,
Vienna Bread. Cream Bread.
Rye Bread, Plated Bread.
and rs q speciality, GRAHAM BKEAD for the
weak and sick.
Bread delivered 20 any part OF the city
and your favored orders Are solicited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
- v eek eDdin
~. n.an L.

Mean IemperGfwe.-For week endng
November q. 1886, 81 43; for week ending
December 4, 1Ss6, 1854.
Rainfall Amount Of rainfall for week
ending November -, lSS6. l.32 incbe
Amount OF rainfall Tor week ending De
cember 4, 1856. 0.43 inches.
T. r.. STATION. VI. D..
President Board OF Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

Marion Glsce aux Jamaica Ram sauce,
Plom bier. Seapolltsns.
Tutty fruitiy. Pistsgio Cream,
Moulded and Plain Ice-Cresms aud Icee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07
CHRISTMAS SALE.

GHRlSTMAS SALE.
| The Ingenuity and skill of the ladies' o
| GRACF-STREET PkES 3 TE Ri 4 y
/ CRUhCH have been exercised the last f-v
weeks in preparing articles or utility anc
this season. They VIII also offer attractive
REFkFSHMEHTs. HOT and FANCY
KELlhHES, IN best style, with CHhlsI-
MAS FhUlT-CAKE. and other nice things
east Broad street viii be brilliantly light
ed and opepeo by the ladies for this sale
on MONDAY EVENING, DEcEABER era.
The sale Will be continued through the
week.
Because of the ipclenent weather the
opening vas post poped until THIS Tues
day. MORNING 81 i2 O'Clock. de 81
NEW CROP 1856
NEW ORLEANS MOLAssEs,
TURKISH PRCNES.
BUCK WHAT FLOUR.
SWEET CIDER
kAIsINs. CITRoS. and CURRANTs.
IRISH POTATOES.
OAT MEAL. TEA.
CHEESE, and BUTTER. a
WILLIAM h TATUM
dc 2-l0f sl4 Broad street.
No HUMBUG. so,,D v,cr.
Lswssi prices for Holiday Goods and No
veities
CHINA. CRoCKERY. and GLASSWARE
The largest variety we have ever had.
THOMAS JACKSON.
no 27-lot sos east Broad street..
CHRISTMAS GOODS AT HALF
" PRiCE.-Haying bought q party out
OF large variety OF FANCY GOODS In
New York an prepsred TO oner them at
half their value DINNER, TEA, AND
ChAMbER-skIs IN great variety a' az
H.H. WALLACE
nots zoe east srosd street
CLOTHING. xe.
CLOTHING
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
HANpsoMEsT STYLES.
LOWEST PRICES, AND FAIR DEALING
are my claims for your patronage. Nos
Offering to the public large and weli-se-
lectet stock Of the
VERY LATEST STYLES or
MEMS. YOUTHS, AND BOYss SUITS,
OvERCuATs. HATS,
UEpFRwEAk B0sIEkY.
XEGKWEAR. SHIRTS, COLLARS,
sUsPENDERs, GLOVES, Ac.
Gall, examine and be convinced.
IA9Es T. eaEPfABD
fD1acnssox 20 y. Hnssnheim1
eosnw Fssb spe brued strssh /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

Ny stock OF Albums. Plush Boxes. and
Christmas Cards now In. and al usual low
prices. l.. LEWIS sl2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

Charlotte Russes. inilvldusl and In various
other SHAPES.