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Read ,hIs list II prices. Hundreds or osher ar
uclcs, no, enumerated, viii be sold Mt o
PRICES:
rIaID MOUhIRS at 12ic. worth 9cc.;
rLAlN AI.PACAS. all c%olors, nj CSC. "o"'" "
cheap nj ao". pc- yard: -,
Extra Heavy and Fine POPLiH HLfA'Ao' a.
cnlors. at zoe. per ysrd worth sc;
EMPRESS CLOTHS in MI o thc desirable shaut'
ut &c. worth Il per yard:
tI-UOOI PLAIDS n; IS, 30, and nc. per yar'
worth G0c.;
Genuine FRENCH MERIN0 ut nc. worth 81
rvTn, r1yF FRENCH MERINOS ut IL wortl
sl.@i:
IRISH ard FRENCH PoPLISs at reduced
prices:
RItpPITZ CORDED POrLINs;
CUANGEABLE POPLlNS;
BLACK ALrACAS nj 80, a2, 81, eoc'' anu up
wards: ,
Sl.o5:
C,LIC0ES nj a.. 10. 10y, and l5c.:
rInn.c WV DIapFR mt 3Oc. worth s0c. Pc
gard;
sC0TCu DIAPER at 2cc. per y"rd-usual price
3or.;
WHITE FLANNEL at CSC. per y~ord-would be
cheap 4: 5o".:
WHITE FLANNEL. full yard wide. all wool and
very fine. nj soc. per yard worth Csc;
WHITE and CcLoRED TWILLED FLAN'
NILS Mt all prices:
OPERA FLANSTLS. all shades:
rErSCU SKIRTING ChMBR1C. ono and n
quarter wards wide, nj soc. worth 75c. per yard
rurc LINEN CRASH at DC. worth l2lc. per yard
UVCKhEACE DIAPER purc linen at lie. pei
ward worth ?oc.:
r,rc 1R1su LINEN at eoc. per ~yord-would be a
bargain ut &C.:
BALnpRhL SKIRTS n *, sl.2s, and el.eo'
worth 81 ."5. Il 80. and -;
HOOP SKIRTS for women ard children NJ nj!
prices:
Pure WOOL SKIRTS at s3-not the price or the
warn that Is In them
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at al prices:
BROWN LINEN TARLF-CLOTHS, full two
wards long. at &c. worth 81;
WHITE TABLE-CLOTHS, pure linen. two
yards long. nj Il worth Sl.M;
PIANO and TAELE-CQVERS. In great variety,
mt low prices:
urCKABACK TOWELS n; $3.50 per dozen
worth -:
urrKaRACK TOWELS at $l.T5, &, $50, md
-. per dozen:
ID,N,sK TOWELS at soc. worth &c. each:
RFD-BORDERED FRISGED NAPKINS, pare
linen. ut Il worth -. so per dozen:
IARGE-sIZED NAPKINS Al Sc-would be cheap
ut - per dozen
IL1HFE COLLARS and CUFFS Of the latest
STYLES n reduced prices;
The new stylc LACE COLLARS ri low prices:
LINEN HAEDKERCHIEFS NJ 81 per dozen
worthSI."5:
PURE LINEN HENSTITCHED HAHDkER-
CHIEFS n; sc. worth 7oc.;
M CLOTH GLONES for ladies nj sec. worth
7.c.:
Excellent KID GLOVES white, olacS, nnoe CO.
lors. at $l.@5;
COTTON YARNS, all Nos:
CARPET WARP. all c~olors;
KNITTING YAR%S. all ~cDlors;
KNITTING COTTON:
CLOTH GL0yFS for gentlemen mt Soc. worth sGc.
Gr<TIrHFS,S SIN and LINEN POCKET
HASDKERCllIEFs at low prices:
FEnCK WAISTS and INFANTS DRESSES:
WuDLLEE HOSIERY for men. women. and chill
!rcn:
BED III ,EKETS =, 81. -, 50, and upwards
prices greatly reduced:
Misses MTRlEo SHIRTS, AL sizes, at zee. worth
&C.:
WOOL H0orS n -. &c, and &C, any or Whi"i
are ":crth50c.;
Sr0.TtC$ ii - and Soc, us:"l price &c. andSl:
BEfaEFA>T SHtWLS AT ~. worth sl.se, II:
sL5o worth $50;
ET-EIhS at reduced prices;
FVRS ~ Driccs that are bounc 70 civ" N"t'"F"'-
ton.
Orders from the country promptly attcndedto.
Goods sent hycxpre~s, cash Oh delivery. We guar
; a.,o, satisfaction In every instance. We sell for
cash only. we have bat one price, and VIII make
no deviation on any account
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1875 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-30

Some sca!awag or carpet-bagser writes q
long letter to FoRNEY's Chronicle setting
forth the grievances of the miserable plum
dercrs who hold possession Of the offices
IN this State, and WHO lear the advent OF
new Officials, Or the day when the people
shall have tho privilege Of choosing their
=" oIdcers. This scribbler (who caunot
.e worthy OF respect, since there are none
q his set that are) %denouuces Governor
WELLS, tLATr, BLAND, and everybody else
VINO wishes TO see Virginia restored to her
place IN the Union. The brazen impudence
q 'hese men almost passes belief. They
kno" that they hold Office contrary to th.
w!shes OF nearly every respectable man in
Virginia, and yet to listen to their COM
plants ! person might infer that It was they
MO we're WronScd and not the people who
"eH outraged by their very presence.
,aeh 30 lost to all sense Of shame deserve to
win. ao"ih 10 ttey
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ThnErankinC Privilege.

Mr.. CsrswrrI IL evidently in earnest In
his p,,rpose 10 have the ranking privilege
abolished. He has ordered, rs we have
heretofore stated. the postmaStcrs 1hr"n%h-
ont the country TO keep an account oil 'hc
amount or free matter that shall pass
throurl, their various offices during inc
uoxt six months. This Is a good move :
and it will furnish some data which may nc
uerd in the warfare against this Intolerance
nuisance. or rather outrage. But these
fiyures will not be half 30 eloquent rs would
he = correct statement OF the tons n TONS
nc free matter sent through the mails dll-
hing an excited Presidential campaign, or
even during n State canvass in New YORK,
or PENNSYLVANIA, or Ohio. or Illinois, or IN
diana. 1t likely that the franking privilege
will be a little abused during the next SIX
months as during any similar period OF
lime that could he selected out OF the Tour
years which constitute II Presidential term.
This privilege is really Il hurthcn TO MEM
ncrs Of Congress. Il covers their ccsk>
with letters from men in every portion oil
heir districts concerning matters winch
would never be brought to their attention
j; co,h writer had TO pay his w postage
aud incloSc a stamp to prepay the answer
It renders it necessary for some OF the
members to hire clerks to carry on their
correspondence. ItcauScS thousands upon
thousands OF copies Of public documentst to
he printed which are of no service 10 any
hoGv except congressman, but which are
scattered over the country under the liberal
operation of this privilege - reminders TO
their friends at home that the Hon. TON
.JoHrs and the Hon. JouS SMITH have not
forgotten them. 1t fills the Congressional
GioJ. with stupid speeches, and floods the
countrr with Il dclugc OF simulated patriot
ism, whose fcrvor is kindled for the special
benefit Of the rural districts. 1t causes
congrcsSmcn TO be asked by their acq!aint-
aurca 10 frank private letters; and these
.ccua.ntauccs not only will take no denial,
la, feel that they are insu(tcd if any mem
ncr La: the manlincss 10 refuse 10 grant so
mall a favor. Ninc-tcnths Of the voters OF
Tire country are in favor If the abolition Of
TIC ranking privilege. But all men love
rover: and many OF them the mere
show Of it. Such a privilege marks the
consequence Of an u. {. It shows that he
belongs to the privileged classes. lie likes
to feel his superiority 10 the rul@or herd.
!. i~llasc~ him that his ~sign-manual will
lend a letter. OF 4 pamphlet. or Il book. ol
= newspaper, free from ocean t" ocean. He
2!oile, in his cXaltation. The inconve-
jtcnccs axe u, nothing when compared with
Tho honor. So, us Mr.. GREELEY says. tn"
ranking privilege cannot be done away
with bccuuS" the few men in the country
who do rot desire that it shall he abolished
are the ones whose votes will decide the
question. Desirable ~ this reform i, ii
VIII rot lie made. The Thanking privilege
i, Ill that distinguishes many Il nincompoor
ii Congress from the crowds Of nincom-
pocps rot il that honorable body.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

r,RDozO. ALsop & FoURQUREAN,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SILKS, sHAWLs,
SEW-sTYLE ARABS,
LINENS. DoYLIEs, NAPKINS,
HANDKERCHIEFs, &c,
rccent1v bought mt auction at prices really lower
than same quality sold In gold
before the war.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
SUITED FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
sc.Evs, uANDKERCHIEFs. TIES, BOWS,
&C., for gents and ladies'.
ALSO,
ELEGA%' LACES, LACE HASDhEEChlEfS'
LACE SETS, LACE COLLARS,
In endless variety.
EMBROIDERED INITIAL HtNDkER-
CHIEFS, In fancy boxes, for Christmas pre-
scnts to which they desire 10 call attention.
dcls CARDOZO. ALSoP & FOURQUREAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-30

Mr.. F. n. WEBSTER. onc of tho parties
charged with havin" used money t" pro-
cure tho arquittal Of President IoHNsoS'
published n card last week DENYING the
charge in toto. and afhrmin" That MOI one
dollar was ever received or dlShurScd by
him for any such purpose. When II is re-
collected thar only n few Republican scn'-
tors voted for acquittal. and these not only
the best in the Senate hut the most Skl!fUu
LAWYERS. and that the whole matter was m
vestigatcd Immediately after the imn"arl'-
mcnt trial concluded by General BUTLER 5
special committee. the charge j seen nj
once to lack even plau>ihility. We might
crcdi, a statement to the effect that n large
sum of money was used to procure in" con-
viction OF Mr.. Johnson, but we totally dis
credit the story referred TO above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-30

MeSsrs. WoopHoUsE & PARnAM, the
agents for the American publishers. have
laid upon our table. the December No. o.
Blackrood's Eainbwgh Magazine.
Cipher. 4 Romance. BY. JANE AUSTIN
Kew York: SuELDrS & Co. 1861.
For sale By STAEEE & RTLAND, Main
street.
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st. Louis proposeSto have Worlds fmr.
At n meeting on Monday night last tn" pre-
Hminary step, were taken. But what, them
is to become Of that other Worries Far
which was to be held in Washington: Or
does 81. Louis intend not only TO deprive
Washington Of the seat of Government, blii
to crush her?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-30

SoRroLK.-The Philadelphia Day says
that chad the people Of Eastern Virginia,
"tn former davs. possessed the enterprise
"or the New Workers or tho present day.
1T is possible that Norfolk might have be-
"comc the commercial metropolis OF this
..countrv." The "~entorprise.' indeed j.!
To saw nothing Of the impression when
nrcvoi1cd almost universallv for many years
that Norfolk was an exceedingly mhcahhv
place. it is sufficient to reply that Norfolk
lost her supremacy hcca1s" NIr@Inla en-
tered the national Union. Let the DC4
ponder that answer.
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We have frequently heard it said, by way
=. satire. that the genuine Yankees idea Of
irl.c freedom was "iibe.ty to do rs he
pleased, and TO make al other persons d."
"a- b. pleased" but WE never Supposed
thai any man had ever seriously p~ropouuded
,sca t. doctrine. We see, however, that
Ntc story i not improbable, for the New
FORK World claims Just such privileges for
tho northern Democrats. Hear it !:
There was no reason why Il Democrat
should not engage just as heartily II the
war &5 Z Republican. If he held the same
rEtct ideas as Mr. Davis or Mr.. Calhoun.
aad believed il the right Of secession and
iuiic sovereignty Of his state, he was bound
,.v bis belief to stick by his state, right or
w-ong."
Now, here i the Yankee idea aforesaid III
f1!i feather. Anew York Democrat, who
believes III IL" right OF secession and i'll the
sovereignty Of has state, may nevertheless
honestly engage in 4 war to destroy the
sovereignty Of another state, and prevent ii
from seeding. New York and Mississippi
each having the right to sccede, New York
may, Notwithstanding this conceded right,
compel Mississippi to stay in the Union
IN Il word, an honest New York Democrat
may believe not only in the right of his State
% 10 ~ she pleaSeS, but in her right to
c2mpe! al other States TO do AS she pleases
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DRY GOODS.

IMPORTANT NOTICED
sTILL GREATER REDUCTION.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER.
AZ we will remove from our store No. 1910 Main
strcct to our old stand, No. 5l5 Broad street.
between Third and Fourth By the
ht of January, we offer,
during the balance Of
this week.
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
woRsTEp KNIT GOODS.
sHAWLs.
HOSIERY,
:. ARABS,
CLOAKISG5,
CLOAKS,
QUILTS,
BLANKETS.
C~ASSIMERES.
FLANSELS.
TABLE LINENS, &C.
Customers may depend on getting my goods IN
our stock at very low prices, ~ we wish to save
the expense Of removing them, aud therefore ohcr
great Inducements.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
de Is 1919 Main street, Ezeklel's old stand.
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TARIFFs.-DoS PIATT, who Is Il free
trader, tells Of 4 conversation which he re-
entity overheard in which one of the par
ties suggested 10 the other a strong protec-
tiouizD that, inasmuch as, according to the
t1"oGE Of the advocates Of a protective Ia
rliT. the ultimate effect OF such II tariff was
10 lower the prices OF the goods thus pro-
tcctcd, it would be well for Congress to
protect the mechanics and other working
men Of this country by laying 4 high tax
upon werkmcn coming hither from other
countries. The manufacturer protested
t:rtt such 4 law would run up the price OF
labor immediately. But his friend could
not get him TO explain how a tariff would
run up the price OF labor by protecting the
workmen from foreign competition, and yet
lower the price Of manufactured goods by
protecting them from foreign competition,
DoS PIATT's neighbors who are engaged in
the manufacture Of iron do not seem to be
OF opinion that q reduction Of the tariff
would increase the price Of iron for the
iron manufacturers Of Cincinnati held
meeting on Tuesday for the purpose Of eI-
rreSsing sentiments in reference TO the re.
auc,ion of tue tariff on pig iron to - pei
ton. The sense Of the meeting Was against
such reduction. The discussion was parti.
cipatcd in by prominent manufacturers.
We intend TO express no opinion Of our
own upoD this question until Mr.. GREELEY
tells us why If 1t would be TO the interest Of
the people Of this country to have Il pro
tective tariff as against European compcti'
ton, it would not be to the interest Of Viz
ginia manufacturers to be protected against
northern competition, or whether if Cana
Ga were annexed to this country it would
still be TO the interest of our people to
levy u high tariff upon Canadian manugac'
lures; and if not, why not?
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In thlsrttv, December -. NATDE BEALT. III,
flnt daughter Of j. j. and X. ). Montague, aged
twcutv-t"o days.
In This city. December ccth. after q sl'ar: Illness,
SELMA k. wife ~ John l.. Johnson. age! iw"!-
ty-scvcn wears three months.
The remains will he taken 10 Bristol. Penn, Tor
Inter lntni.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE A>n MAh!>il
issuance company.
December 81. 1859. !
DINIpEND.-Thc Directors Of this com
~ ranv have daclarelth"ir regular >cmi-annual
divi1cndo OF FIVE PER CE*T.. payabic on 1n'
after Isl January next. All taxes raid by the
company. NlLLiAh Ills ~.
do N y Srrr.tarT.
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The Mississippi Legislature will assemble
next week to ratify the fifteenth amend-
mCnt.
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real ESTATE AT PRIVATE sAEy.

TOBACCO FACTORY AND Ma
Il CulNERY % SALE PRIVATELY We
offer for private sale thxt superior, c"Inmodipts,
TORY, on Byrne street with Al OF The fixtures.
comprising steam engine. hydraulic pump, and
press, and hosting machln1--aii operated by
steam power; rctainers, shapes, iini shing, and
box presses In fact, ever! .hing ready t. do /"
large tobacco business.
The building Is a new four. story brlck l5uSi5
feet on 4 lot ~froutiur on Evrnc street leJ fret, ANA
running hach towards Harrison street ?l0 tcct. Ii
Is now rented until june : 1870. paving Ten pr
cent. on 81, Q00--thc PURCHASER /" hay" the rent
from the day OF sale. 1t i mar the Ne" MARKET,
convenient TO all Of the tobacco warehouses and
Exchange.
Its cen,ra! position shcuI6 commend il to the
attention of CAPITALISTS AID =! Tuulactugccs.
dc 3J-tf itNSDES 4 co.
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EDUCATIONAL.
cELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
= SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT No. Gl2 MAIN,
BETWEEN SIXTH NDSEFEETHSTEEET>,
nearly opposite the darlington House" NUM-
opened the present session late iNo'cmber lstl.
his number = not entire. Several pnri!s. there
fore, may be very advanta@cnasly entered at The
beginning o! The new yclr-Mouday, January 81,
1910.
Find circulars at the bookstore Of Mcssrs. West
e Johnston. Main street. ANY message l"it with
these gentlemen Will receive prompt 4ttcn:ioE;
Il. Is. HOLSTEAn. y. NJ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DR.. Edwards Rex: Bishop
Doggctt, u. D., d. Lee Powell, L. NJ, RcF. DR..
Granicry.
Furthcr-sce circulars. dc ct
EARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
This Institution will be -e-opcncd THURSDAY,
October y, ls6a. The Principal. who has had IN
extensive experience In the conduct OF 4 I!tS1-
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, will spare 40 e'iorts,
10 promote the intellectual, moral ana physicai
development of her pupils.
The expenses OF this school are regulated 10 sun
the cXtgcncies Of the times -.
Terms per session Of nine scholastic months OF
four weeks each. ending June p. 1870:
Board including lights. washing, and Mcl .slco
Tuition In academic duparrmcnt... ~
Tutian In primary department. .............. 81
Latin, French. and spanish. c&rt......,-...-.. l.
,fuslc on the piano, iuclni!1S yocal..""..... -
Use Of Instrument E
OH painting on 9"
- ,m,nts onc-haii in advance.
Pupils furnish tneIr towels ana tHoic nEp-
Klu-. ~
81 '' :. !. .OTTITGHAM, Farmvu!e. Va.
R~rFEEGHCL The Trustees 81 the College.
DC ls-3T
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.ORTI DOLLARS ! DAY.

DouBLE-MOCSTED MATS FrR one DeE-
LAR. LLOYD'S sTEEL.PLATE NAP OF
for 1870, showing from ocean! &c ?cca.
colored, mounted, vanished. 5txso Inches large.
with the United States County Slap on reverse side
on 4 larger seals, with l,coo, ooo names. Price
only 81, or 60 cents 70 agents, Sheets mailed for
80 cents leo copies II day sold BY agents. Lloyd
made all The maps used by Generals Grant, Nc
clellan, Sherman, Sheridan, &C., &c, during the
war. Certihcates sent. T.. LLOYD,
NC 9o--d&wlt Box $50, New York.
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DRY GOODS FOR THE SEASON
POWERFUL ATTRACTION AT
JULIUS MEYERS
No. e3 Broad street, w." doors srain SlNth

NEW GOODS. LATEST STYLES
Just received some IMMENSE
In pI.in. hcmetitcb.d. rmbroiic-t-t, lace ana
other varieties OF HASDkEhCdlEtS, ir
Ludlcs', Gents, aud Ch!idren'- use:
II tucked, rufi.d. mourning, anu plalu LINN
COLLARS and CUFFS;
In DRESS GOODS. an extremely hanisolnc sup
ply Of most fashionable designs ana sla1cS
In sATlES and SILKS, = fine variety
In KNIT GOODS, such ~ HOODS, AublAS,
SCARFS, MlTS, PuLSEWARMERS, &c;
In HOSIERY and GLOVES, 4 bountifui supply OF
All desirable shades and sizes ana quantities
III BEOCitE aud other late style ShA"LSs 'eF:
attractive and moderate Ia pti"e:
In BOULEVARD ShIRTo II $50, 1e.:
In IIphnS, very neat stock 10 hc sold very low ;
In TSDERNEAK for both sexes aud all ages q
fun line IL. prices 10 suit;
In CAsSIMrRES aud other IEGtc Malls for Mcn s
and Rovs' wear the assortment Is complete anu
appropriate
I'll. BLACK VELVET RIBBON 1t &c. Il whole
piece has been repien!sllcd With u good supply
Of other w!dths;
Thousands u ether useful articles suitable tof
Christmas aud New Year presents. ut
JULIUS MEYERS,
Dc % H3 Broad street. near Sixth.
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NEW GOODS FOR DECEMBER AND
JANUARY.

THOMAS p. PRICE & CO.
are opening daily
yIRGINIA-MADE CASSIMERES for mon
and boys;
BEAVER CLOTHS and CHINCHILLA
CLOTHS, all shadcs
NEW DRESS POPLIS5 and BLACK SLIM,
MOURNING aud other BLACK GOODS. II
great variety;
BROCHE sHAWLS,
LONG and SQUARE SHAWLs,
ARABS and CLOTH CIOAkS
Many STYLES Of pretty DRESS GOODS closing
out at very low ratc6;
LACE COLLARS, HAEDkERCHIEFS, COR
SETS, &C., for presents, &c
T. X. PRICE & CO..
doH um Main street. corner Of Eleventh.
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Planters NATloSAL E.<K,}

PLANTERS NATIONAL Et%K,l
RICHMOND, VA. December 2, lee.
TUE ANNUAL MEETING Of TIE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK Willie
held on TUESDAY the nth day of J%aiiuars. 1910.
at their hanking-hou,e, In this city, Ut l. NJ, for
the election of directors. j. u. GODDlN,
dc l0-td Cashier.
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NOTICES.
ne A LARGE STOCK.
GREAT ASSORTMENT.
Low HRICES
NOW IL THE TIME TO BUY

LOTS OLE GOODS FOR A LITTLE MONEY
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TNDERST. ALBAN'S HALL, CORNER
y MAIN AND THIRD S~TEEETS.-l would
r3spectruliy call the attention Of persons buying
good things FIR Christmas 10 my rye and varied
.-sorttarnt - best 4Iaiitg Double Refined relich
Currnnts, Citrou, Nuts, trui's. iciii"", t2Ns
t~f..atIrc. Br"Ina, Eou-Tul .Surpri -, haiaSa
and ali kinds Of TOYS and Fir.-W ork-.
THOMAS JACKSON.
H. lp-tJa, Successor IL \. IiI2lni < 90.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

CEILING THEM OFF.-ALBUMs,
- ANIMALS, JUVENILES, TOY-BOOkS'
WRITING DESKS, and all other FANCY
GOODS In our line, are now going or regardless
Of cost. Those intending to make NEW YEAR
PRESENTS arc invited to call and supply them.
selves at greatly reduced prices.
CARY & AbBLER.
Booksellers and >tationess.
No. 1902 Main street, opposite 81. Charles Hotel.
dc 2S-tJa20
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NATIONAL HASK OF VIRGINIA.,
RICHMOND. December Il. l>g'.
T'HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
Il holders Of .his Bank will hc hcl" on TUES
DAY the nth day OF January ncxi, At ln"'r bunk
ins-housc II this city, at Il NJ, ior The election II
Directors iur the cas- IN. :caf
I'd j. i. MORTON. Cashier.
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poCAHoNTAST TRIBE. 80. u. 10. Il. NJ
PIuuMONn. December 20, l.C9.
NIlIEFS AND BEOTllEES,-Iou arc
" notified t. meet at yuur N!,"am OF ri" :"tc
instant ut . O'Clock 7. NJ. 10 pay tic lt>l tribute
Of rcspec, TO your deceased ttu,!trr, VILLAIN I.
PAGE.
Members OF sister Tribes in good .tal.G!1g arc
cordially invited tn attend.
BY Greer OF the Sarhcm.
H., so-I tlirr ~ Rec ards =
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NJ ]. y. BRIGGS. RICHMOND.
BAL ERIE $,
107 MAIN AID i26 BROAD STREET.

tUf MAIN ND ITO BKUND bINELl'
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Merchants aud other dealers in BREAD, CAKES,
and CRACKERS, will find It to their interest TO
give me q call. Look al the list Of prices
Wholesale. Retail.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
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CHRISTMAS FUEL.

THRISTMAS PRESENTS AT JOHN Fl.
" WALSH'S bookstore, !f Broad street. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. \ complete and
ycll-sclccted stock OF Work-Boyes. Writing
Desks. Portfolios. and Albulns. Also. n complete
assortment Of The Poets and other Presentation
Books Juveniles, beautifully illustrated and CO.
lorcd Games OF all kinds and many other arti-
49, can ana eyaminp. dc 20
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DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EvEE