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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-10
The Banks and Specula tors.

The developments of the report of Comp
troller HURLBURD, noticed in the Dispatch
of Tuesday, display the money markets of
the chief cite in diseased condition.
The employment of the banking capital
and currency in the schemes of stock spe-
culators to the serious injury of trade and
industry is q very bad feature of the
times. The loans upon stock used in the
gambling operations of the day are SO much
distracted from the channels of legitimate
trade and honest industry. In this way
suffering is brought upon the better por-
ton of society, while encouragement is
given to vice and crime. To give money to
the stock gamblers upon stock collaterals is
like lending to the faro-dealer upon the
basis of his chips and cards for the stocks
are just as much the tools of the stock
gambler as are the cards and chips those Of
the faro-banker.
1t is only that capital which assists to
promote the general wealth and comfort Of
nation which is properly employed. The
whole wretohed tribe of gold and stock
spectators does not add one title to the
wealth of the nation. That which is made
by any one Of them is lost to some one else.
The wealth Of one is built on the ruin of
many. The measure of gain is ever the
exact representation of the loss by specu-
lation. The luxury it secures to one is but
purchased by plunging others in misery.
The gains of honest industry are hurtful
to none. They are additions to the common
weaith-labor turned into property. So,
with trade the whole profit is the fair re-
preventative of labor and experience en-
ployed in exchanging the wants of one
people for the wants of another, and giving
In another way the full return for legiti-
mate employment in supplying the wants
and promoting the general comfort of man.
That nation is most prosperous which
gives the best support to these proper
branches Of human industry and cccupa-
ton; and we may truly say that that is
most imperilled which yields the greatest
assistance and countenance to merely specu-
lative pursuits capital is in the
greatest degree contributed to assist in oc-
equations which cannot help to increase the
general wealth. The money loaned by the
New York banks to the gamblers is in
amount enormous. Mr.. HURLBURD states
that besides lcaning directly $40, 100000 to
'his class they furnish facilities to the
speculative operators by means of certified
onscks 10 an amount ranging from $ll0,-
fnooo'ooo to $3.50, ooo, 900 daily. How could it
w. 0'her"ise than that with such peryer-
lpsion OF the banking capital Of the copntrv
there should be great stringepcv .rsot
pressure, in the regular channels Of Com.
MERGE and industry? Nor can we hone for
steadiness in the money market as long as
the banks Of the principal towns league
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Mr.. DAy1s.-The Boston advertiser says
that Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS finds himself a
"fugitive on the earth under circumstances
(which must forever debar him from the
"intercourse of respectable men," The
editor of the Advertiser would be more
highly honored than he has ever heretofore
been if he could enjoy the associations
which Mr.. DAVIS does, both in this country
and Europe. The very first men in both
hemispheres-men of high birth, wealth,
and culture-seek his company. We cannot
imagine why the Advertiser should go out
of its way to make a statement VIGOROUSLY
untrue.
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The New York San mistakes the point
we made in the case of the young woman of
Fair Haven, Connecticut, who recently drew
q pistol and frightened rutfian who had
molested her.. The northern papers pre-
tend to regard the carrying of concealed
weapons by some Of our men as evidence OF
semi-civilized state of society in the South,
but drew no such inference from the fact
that in Connecticut aoonlan was found to
do the same thing.
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THE VIRGINIA CARPET-BAGGERs.-"L u
4" EDWIN DupLEY, chairman of Republican
estate Central Committee Of Virginia" VINO
is now in Washington, publishes letter IN
the Washington Chronicle in favor OF an
election in this State at an early DAY. he
SAWS that nearly one hundred prominent
Republicans ia jokel assembled recently
in Richmond and decided, with hardly
dissenting voice, that the interest OF the
party demanded the submission of the Con-
stitution without division, as suggested by
some who desire to secure the defeat OF the
disoualifying provisions contained IN that
instrument. "The interest of the party
That's a strong point with such fellows
What sort of Congress is it that can be
influenced by such n consideration Let
Congress put these carpet-baggers to the
test, and it will learn that they do not de-
sire to see the State restored to the Union
at all unless upon condition that all respect
able people are to be excluded from office.
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BON BOOK NOW OPEN

A FR1CAN CHURCH,
~ BROAD STREET.
MAX. sTRAKOsCH.."... .D 1l Wv
KELLOGG. ~
KELLOGG. .t#
.H...E KELLOGG. -
KELLOGG.
The MANAGEMENT respectfully informs the ciIi'
zens Of Richmond and vicinity that the now world
renowned southern prima donna,
MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG
will give her first and only concerts IN hlch-
mond on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
DECEMBER 14TH AND 18th.
The following artistes will assist:
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
Miss Aida TOPP, the brilliant pianist;
sTGSoR LOTTI, Primo Tenore;
srGNoR PETRILLI, Primo Baritone;
HERR KOPTA. Violinist;
HERR GROSSCURTH....... Musical DIRECTOR:
Admission, $3.50; reserved seats, SOC. extra. inc
sale of seats will commence on THURSDAY
MORNING at G. l.. BIDGOOD'S piano ware
es,,- de std
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REAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK

Some more Of the best CALICOES at i2.c.;
Yard-wide BLEACHED and BROWN COTTCys
at l23c.;
PILLOW-CAsE CoTToNs, II yards wide, at
2oc.
Pretty-hgured MOUssELAINEs at 2oc.;
ALPACAS st 30. 373. and 45c.-all colors
POPLINS at az, IS, and 85c.-ncw styles:
Best EMPRESS CLOTHS at s7l.-all shades:
Excellent PANTS GOODS at so. 90, and &c.:
BALMORAL SKIRTS full sizes, at 81;
BALMORAL SKIRTS for Misses at 7sc.
HOOP SKIRTS at soc., and excellent ones at 7sc. ::
BALE COTTON, all numbers at 90:
CLOAKS from 50 so to Sl6-all styles:
SHAWLS from 81 to $lo--a!l styles:
A full assortment of desirable GOODS at the
very lowest prices. Give us 4 call.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS
Nos. BIS Broad street between Third and Fourth.
and 1873 Main street, Fzckiers old stand de
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MARRIED,

On the sth. by Rev. A. z. Dickinson. JOHN W.
CARTER, Esq, To Miss MARY E. FULChER !;
all Of this city.
In Petersburg, on Thursday last by the Rev.
Thomas Hume, Of Portsmouth,, Mir. JOHN
ANNA, only daughter of Lemuel PEBBLES, Esq, Of
the former city.
In Norfolk, on Tuesday, by the Rev. Mathew
O'keefe, Mr.. JOHN HODGE, Els and Miss NADIA
LAME NJ. BYRON.
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w THE eREC1AN BEND IN RICHMOND
FROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS THE
PEOPLE MAY BE SEEN BENDING
TOWARDS THE STORE

FROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS THE
PEOPLE MAY BE SEEN BENDING
TOWARDS THE STORE
~ JOSEPH sTRAUsE
10 secure some OF the cheapest goods ever before
offered In this city, suitable for the present and
Apr oaching cold days. ....
P,elow you win find the prices Of few of the
plany CHEAP GOODS: s-.....
100 COLORED BED BLANKETS at sast
worth 81;
$50 CoLoRED BED BLANKETS at se7,
worth 1915;
500 1o-% WHITE FAMILY BED BLANKETS at
sa.s7 worth $5;
$50 pairs WHITE HEAVY BED BLANKETS at
SIS worth o.; rs pairs at 80, o., $s, $40,
&c.-.~orth that In gold
50 LARGE, BEAUTIFUL BED SPREADS at
"a, cheap at 80;
$50 LADIES' BALMORAL SKIRTS at al worth
$1.5o;
700 more Of the BEST and HANDsOMEsT from
~, 80, "a, &C.;
1000 LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN's
sHAWLs at the lowest prices;
$50 LADIES' CLOAKs, just from auction, at
half their value;
loo dozen LADIES' LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS for 81 worth sl.5o;
lbs dozen of all grades and prices to suit every
body;
The estquality and high'y-colored FRENCH
MERINOES at 81 worth 81. 50, and selling
at that almost everywhere;
rs pieces beautiful EMPRESS CLOTH at 87ic.;
PLAIN and FIGURED DELAINE, POP
LINS, MUSLIN, REPS, SERGE.
BLACK and COLORED ALPACA,
LINSEYs, SCOTCH PLAIDs, &C., as
tonishingly low;
1000 pairs best KID GLOVES at 81 IS cheap at 80:
so dozen LADIES, wHALEBoNE CORsETs
at 81 worth 81;
rs do en- GENTS UNDERSTANDS from 7Sc.
IRISH LINEN,
TABLE DAMASK,
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs, &C.;
BROWN and BLEACHED SHIFTING
at loc.;
a. BROWN and BLEACHED SHIFTING
at l2ic., l5c., and higher;
CALICOES at 8, 10, and l2lc. per yard;
ALL-WOOL WHITE, GRAY, RED, and
YELLOW FLANNEL-the cheapest In
this city;
KENTUCKY JEANS at 1ac.;
KERsEYs at Csc.
sATINETs,
CAssIMEREs,
DOEsKINS,
BROADCLOTH,
TWEEDS, &C.,
for MEMS and BOYS WEAR, at prices that
cannot be surpassed by any other house In Rich
mond.
All ask is call from one and all. guarantee
satisfaction in everything above mentioned, be-
sides a saving of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
in the purchase OF goods.
j. R. HAYNES, formerly of King William county,
friends and acquaintance.
Particular attention is asked Of all the country
people not to delay until 1t be too late to secure
some of those BARGAINS at
JOSEPH STRAUsE'S,
No. 1888 Main street.
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth,
no 90 near Harris & Brothers..
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Our Discrimination to be considered by
any one as mere captotores uerboraem, and
the obtuseness Of the State Journal, impel
us to inform that paper that it has totally
Inexperienced the point of our paragraph
stating that it had spoken of "pri,,a tacie
Governments"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A&NxsNs
~~~~~~~<~-~~~<~~~~~~
n@ 1868. CHRISTMAS. 1855.
COME oEEl CONN ALL r. COME EARLY


COME oNEl COMM ALL r COME EARLY
PIzzTNI q co.. -, :
spread out large, hanesome, and varied stock OF
all sorts of CHRISTMAS eooDs-viz..
FANCY BoXEsof all skies, qualities and prices
to suit all classes. rich and poor;
SMALL FANCY. ARTICLES for CHRISTMAS
TREES,
CORNUCOPIAs, large and small, fine and COM
mon;
FIREWORKS of all descriptions; 4.... Il
FIRE..CP ACKERs, several sizes, warranted to be
or first quality;
TOTifEDOES, &C., &C.
CUaRANTs, CITRON, RAIsINs, ALMONDS,
GELATINE, at prices to suit the hard times
The LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CANDIES we
have ever laid before our patrons is ready to
be spread on our counters to-day.
We hope onr customers and all others In want
will give us n CALL and come early. ...v i.
fmov - ANDREW PTZZrNI & CO.,
de Saw 1890 so7 Broad street.
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THE LATEsT-A MOTHER GREAT
DEDUCTION IN THE PRICE or np1
e g. ! & r THAg BFFogE iii Hss
s MAkTrAAF lsiAaS ssY,S g No s9l BROAD
Brown Cotton. 8. 10 and l21; Canton Fisnn saa
123c. and up; Al:wool FlanHel rs and soc HEEL
Alpacas, soc. and upwards: Colored AInac.s a
zoc. and upwards: French Herino and Emn,ass
Cloth only 7sc. cheap st 81; great bargains Is
Sassimeres, satipets, and Jeans. for mems am M
boys wear; Ladies' and Children's Balmnrsi
shawls ut 81 and upwards Hoop skirts. DE- snd
upwards Ladies' and Gents Underwear. III
cheapest in the city; Ladles' and Children's
at soc. and upwards large assortment OF KID 80
Ltsle Thread Gloves very cheap. Great bars.tnal
VIII be given on account Of making a chan 20 e. us
business. Call eatly, TO avoid the crowd A. :" '''e
No. sol, corner of Third and Broad street,
do "hiN'Is.
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DUcKWxALL, 3 ! RRoUss,
A GENUINE VIRGINIA HOusz
DECEMBER 7, 1883,

DECEHBKR I, BS.
Received this evening per steamer Isaac pa,
another handsome shipment OF BARGAISs Lor 81 !.
by Dir. Rouss a. The GREAT AUCTION sATRsSS
OF New York, embracing in part a large AGO..
ment or ine Dress Goods-thc cheapest I'm III,
market Cassimeres, Bleached and Brown DOM
tics handkerchief Ribbons, Velvcts. Shs~Is
Balnorals Corsets, Blankets, Boots and Shoe ..
also, lot OF beautiful Velvet Hats Hickory sbTr,
Ing, large number of the best Spool Cotton" isso
yards at Soc per dozen, and Furs from 81 to 10
set ~ =, i
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RE ED,

In Baltimore, on the 7th instant, MARY LE-
VIVA, youngest daughter OF John A. and johanna
Lackcy aged one year, one month and four days.
In Baltimore, on the 18th instant, of consump-
ue o o Wf ber age wife of he ae p tI Trnshesrt
OF Richmond, Va.
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pRY ssOops.
r Ev1 BROTHERS,
1913 AND 1916 MAIN STREET
(srzEgDoCK's OLD srANp)

tsrEEgBccK's OLD srASD)s
desire 20 call special attention to their LARGE
STOCK OF woRsTED. KNIT GOODS which
they have just received from the closing sales 1,
New York. They have
Misses WORsTED HOODS at aoc. worth SOC.
Misses wORsTED HOODS at DOC. worth 75c. /;
LADIES' HOODS at 4ec. and Soc. worth double th'
money;
New style ALASKA HOODS at sec. worth 81;
SONTAGS at soc.-usual price 81;
KNIT CLOAKs for infants at 1sc.-usual price
Sl25;
Larger sizes for ladies or misses. at worth 90
LARGE-sIzED sHAWLs at 81. 80 worth 81:
COMFORTS at Ioc. COMFORTS at loo.
COMFORTS at 2sc. !; COMFORTS at 2sc.;
SILK and wORsTED sCARFs at csc. worth u
SILK and woRsTED sCARFs at soc. worth
$L2s
The above are certainly the cheapest goods eve,
offered In the city of Richmond.
They have also received
LACE-CoRNERED HANDKERCH1EFsa at Soc.
worth 81:
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCBIEFs at soc.
worth 4oc,
PLAID MERINOS at 4oc. would be cheap at 7sc.
pELAINES-beautiful stvIes-at lsc. worth CSC.
Observation-Disclosures styles-at lsc. worth
2sc.;
EMBROIDERED COLLARS and CUFFS, in sets,
at CSC. worth double;
EMBROIDERED COLLARS and CUFFS, In sets,
at 5oc. would be cheap at sl.2s;
OPERA FLANNEtS at SOC. worth 75c.
OPERA FLANNELs at Toe. equal to French
Cloth;
YARD-wIDE WHITE FLANNELs at 5Oc.-the
greatest bargain ever offered;
Great bargains in LACE-BORDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS:
MALTESE and CLUNY LACE COLLARS;
vALENCIENNEs and GUIPURE LACEs.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS
The best assorted and cheapest stock in the
country.
FANCY GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the holidays.
Beautiful HANGING BASKETS, in every variety;
JET and STEEL JEWELRY,
PEARL and STEEL JEwELRY,
LAMP MATS, FANCY BAGS,
TIDES, LACE MATS,
CABAs, BAGS, POCKET-BOOKs. &C.
Country merchants will find It to their interest to
give call.
We sell large quantities Of goods, and therefore
can afford to take small profits.
We sell for cash, and consequently do not have
to charge for bad debts.
We sell at ONE PRICE, AND THAT THE
LEVY BROTHERS,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Closed On SATURDAYS. deS
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uENEW EATING SALOON.
ANDREW ANTONI ..a ....r.
ouens this morning his
EATING SALOON,
which he has fitted up In handsome styie' ana ne
yites the lae'ies and gentlemen TO give hiin CALL
where they wilt find .. ~ ..-- III 20
EVERYTHING SERVED UP IN THE BEST
STYLE.
Remember the place,
do I'm two doors below T. Il. Price & Co.'s.
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nwFALL. AND WINTER TRADE-1s6s.
J.E. DOHERTY, MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. s22 Main street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, calls attention TO the largest STOCK OF
GOODS he has ever offered at the commencement
OF season.
The styles IRE new, the fabrics excellent, and
the prices will be made satisfactory to all who are
disposed to have garments made to order.
Call and examine the stock. Sc T-xm
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,NOTICE.-All persons having any de-
IN mands against the estate OF the late II. RIvKs
POLLARD will please present them, duly authenti-
Gated, and those indebted TO the same will make
payment to A. NOISE, Jr., attorney at law. No.
Law Building. EDWARD a. POLLARD,
de l0-lt* Administrator.
TOR SALE-THE "SOUTHERN OPT
A. MON" NEWSPAPER.-The good viii OF
the paper its subscription list. office furniture,
about one thousand pounds Of type-burgeois,
minion, and nonparet particulars 1T sale), cases,
galeys proof press printing materials, etc. etc.
ALI in complete order, and ut hand for the imme-
diate resumption of the publication OF the paper
in all Its parts.
The only paper In the South especially dedicated
to the memories OF "The Lost Cause -; collect
ing Its historical remains, and filing a broad
and deep want in the public mind of the South.
1t Is an excellent chance-and win undoubtedly
prove a vast profit in business view-to continue
The paper rs twas designed above and to culti-
waite the memories which now attach To it as an
organ OF bold and free southern opinion.'
The advertiser is constrained by his own bu5i
ness engagements aud by other considerations
from continuing the paper in his own name. But
be believes there is fortune and career IN II for
those who have enterprise and ambition.
Proposals TO be addressed To
EDWARD A. POLLARD,
de 9-2L* Administrator.
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80. As bhoAO sihnri", i1'''A- y
- ~ssHsr-m
Which is the cheapest DRY GOODS sToEE In
h''nA0 JULIUS sYCLE's. Als Broad street.
What place can you get GOOD COTTON at loc.
and ~ at 17ic.9
AtJULIUs syCLE's, 41s Broad street.
What place can you get DRESS GOODS ~
greatly reduced prices
AtJULIUs sYCLE's, AIS Broad street.
Where can you get CLOAKs and Bhoohh
sHAWLs very cheap? $500.
AtJULIUs sYCLE,s. Hs Broad ST.
What place can You get GENTS Wf'Ah u
every description at very low prices!
AtJULIUs SYCLE's, AIS Broad slree''
What store is It that is outstripping all the rest
In cheapness n
JULIUS sYcLE's, AIS Bro''d street..
would advise my numerous friends ana GUS
toners to give me an early CALL and judge Tor them
selves, as am determined to sell my en- tire s1och
of goods at a very sacrificing price. ..a, q.
JULIUS SYCLE, AIS Bros'd street,
Salesmen r. g. CARE, G. SwABAthhh' o. o.
TURNER and I. WEINBERG.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAY. de
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EOR SALE-THE "sOUTHERN OPT.

T 7 T T T T.
Il just received, small supply of superior
GREEN and BLACK TEA FINEST Gun
CHOICE OOLONG at 50. 50 !; and for sale by
JOHN W. RISQI, Apothecary,
!. and proprietor or Rfson's Tobacco Antidole,
de9 corner Main and Third streets. Richmond
I OTHERS STRAWBERRY TWIST TO
Il ~ I, BACC0-the most popular and best tobacco
IN The city--for sale by
nose r. W, POWERS,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ear WHICH rs 1T? WHAT IS 1T ::
WHERE 10 IT e EEsz.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
THE DISTINGUISHED ACTRESS
LAURA KEEEE,
THE ACKNOWLEDGEDQ QUEEN OF COMEDY,
AND HER
GREAT NEW YORK COMPANY.
LAURA KEENE respectfully announces to the
citizens OF Richmond that she will give four grand
performances in this city in the same style OF Gle
gauce as presented by her in New York.
FIRST NIGHT,
FRIDAY EVENING, December 18th,
will be presented the new and beautiful Play OF
HUNTED DOWN;
OR,
THE TWO LIVES OF MARY LEIGH,
written for her by the famous dramat'st Dion Bou-
cicault, am now playing in London TO
crowded houses.
MARY LEIGH. ......MIss LAURA KEENE.
The rest Of the characters by her talented NEW
YORK COMPANY.
LIBERAL PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress circle, 75c. parquette SOC. family circle,
soc. gallery Csc.
Box sheet opens THURSDAY MORNING at the
store of George L. Bidgooi, No. 1917 Main street,
for sale OF reserved seats tihout extra charge.
TINE LECTURE COMMITTEE OF THE
Z Young Mems Christian Association have
great pleasure In announcing that PROFESS OR
HENRY SCHAKF, the Ill tingu. he'd English e!o,
PoETiC AND All HUMosoUS RKC1rATIONS on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. and FRI D a Y
EVENINGS in the Hall of the House Of Dele
gates at O'Clock. commencing on WEDNESDAY
EVENING with Goldsmiths popular comedy OF
"SHE ST0OPS TO CONQUER."
Tickets fifty cents: for sale at the book and drug
stores and at door. Members of the Association are
entitled free tickets, which can be procured at
the rooms. ue o-St
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AmTJsErTENTs.


MoND TIL EATRE.
Ok ADAS' LEssEEs AND MANAGERS.
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IL 1859.
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE
MISS MAGGIE NIT CT ELL
nr,or to her retirement from the stage.
CHANGE OF BILL.
MISS MITCHELL IN TWO CHARACTERS
The bill will confisto Oh
THREE POPULAR PIECES,
COMEDY, '.
- DRAMA, AND
-s FARCE.
BON BOOK NOW OPEN.
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MEETINGS.

TINE VIRGINIA STATE AGRICUL-
L TURAL SOCIETY will meet on THU RSDAI,
December 10Th at the hour of IL O'Clock, at the
EXCHANGE HOTEL. A full meeting Is desired.
CHARLES B. WILLIAMS,
de eot Secretary.
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TINE GRAND ANNUAL ASSEM- zl
L BLY, OF THE GRAND ENCAMP. *
MENT OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF ~
VIRGINIA will be held at the Masons' y
Hall in this city on THURSDAY, Der
cember l7,h at ~ O'Clock 81.
By order OF the NJ. E. 6. O..
ia JOHN DOVE, Grand Recorder.
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no. as BROAD STREET. .BE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-19

We have the above articles of the latest styles
and of superior quality. both in material and finish
and guarantee prices as low as ANY house in the