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soon chow their deficiencies and faitnless-
ness, and II they survive an administrative
term they thcnccforward sink into neglect
and ins'gnifcance. True principle and WIS
dom never lead to excuses, such ms marx
tho conduct of these men. Like beasts OF
prey. they are cnragcl by desire for prey
and the sight of victims. But being selfish
they will, like Mr.. ASHLEY, follow the in
stinctive passion for plumber, and change
sides whenever that can be gratified by 1t.
He deserted the Republicans in the hope oil
getting to the United States Senate from
Montana, and thus far he has repeated the
folly Of the dog in the fable, which seized
at the shadow and lost the substance.
The true theory Of these times IS that
those who have gone farthest in the pas
sions and hatreds growing out Of civil!
strife, whether IN defamation or policy,
must lose position in the public estimation
and in the administration of public affairs.
It Is q requisite Of peace. AS those per-
sons are neither the most competent
nor the most true and faithful, as they
have neither well-balanced judgments
nor proper dispositions for the dis
charge Of public trusts, the reverse which
will sink them to their proper level will be
entirely consistent with good morality and
with good State policy. We have already
had great many instances of the subsi-
dence of the relentless agitators. Mr.. ASH
LEy's case is one in point, and as his was
preceded by others, so it will be followed
by many more. The Government must
have peace and protection from the malice
and incompetcncy Of these people.
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The New York Tribune has backed down
on the coal duty, and much complaint is
made on account thereof by the people in
terested in coal. If the coal duty be thrown
overheard, the iron interest will lose the
support of coal in Congress. They are kin.
dred interests, and must lean upon each
other. If the friends of protection yield to
the assaults against one of them they will
lose strength and be less able to defend the
other. Dir. GREELEY is not SO strong after
giving up coal as he was before that partial
surrender.
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sippi and the defeat Of Dent he regards as q

s,pri and the defeat Of Dent he REGARDS as o
yindication of the more liberal policy.
In conclusion, be expresses his conf
dence that az passions cool and wrath
abates. thousands who have cursed wili
thank him for what he has done and darea
in resistance to their own ssngulnarv IN
pulse, and joyfully trusts thas shls VIII pc
come at last the common faith, anu even
that OF General Butler himself. ...-
A CONGRESSMAN CONFESSED swINDLER
John A. Wimpy writes to a New York firm
for counterfeit money as follows:
Gente,-Your letter Of the 10Th nltimo'
which was sent to friend in East iennes-
see, was the other day confdentialv hand
ed me, asking that he embark into the
business of circulating counterfeit money.
I am LAWYER here at this place, in good
standing; have a lucrative practice, and
above suspicion. have vast deal or innu-
ence before the people, and rs an evidence
Of this was elected to Congress last Apr1l
was n year aeo-so want to try and clrcu'
late some of your counterfeit money.
stThis section of the State is far OFT from
the railroad, and the people are ignorant
and are without currency-cannot pa!
their taxes without great sacrlhce. lou
may put me down as one OF the 'lrug
Olue, ana VIII IlOl DioN vi fou.
can circulate large quantity Of your cur
rency, and can make it profitable to me as
we'll as to YOU. You will, therefore, send
to me five hundred dollars in one-dollar
bills and five hundred in ive-dol!ar bills.
Send the above by express, and direct mus
Hon. John A. Wimpy, Dahlonega, "a,
ria of Atlanta, Ca C. O. D. By, this
means will be sure to get the package.
According to your letter above referred TO,
the amount ordered will come to three hum
dred dollars, which I will pay at the eX-
press office. You will order that the money
be collected on delivery. / am willing to
invest largely in the matter, for know l
can make it pay.
81 need not reiterate to you what can ne
done. Be sure and send the counterfeit
money az ordered above, so that can get 1t
Mt an early day. will be In New York In
December next, and will see you personally
on the matter.
"Yours, &C.. JOHN A. WIMpY."
"P. S.-Tou will find out who am by
consulting llcKillop, Sprague e. Co., New
York, as we'll as John Livingston"
Of course he is a carpet-bagger or scala
wag.'
Wimpy's letter was discovered by the
officers among the papers Of the swindhng
fran.
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JUDGE PEARRB.-The confirmation of Hon:
George \. Pearre, Of this State, nominated
by the President for judge of the fourth
United States circuit court, is likely. 1t IS
said, to meet with opposition. We learn
from the Wheeling Intelhgencer that docu-
ment called ",Ir. Pearre's Record" con-
tanning extracts from circular alleged TO
have been issued b. him in 1867, when he
was candidate for local judge, in which he
declares himself opposed to negro suffrage,
and other testimony to show that he i: op-
posed to the execution OF the civil rights
law. has been forwarded to the United
states senators IA a protest against his con-
frmation. The Intelliqencer is inclined in
Mr.. P.'s favor, but a Radical paper thinks
fact We know nothing Of the matter of our
selves. but it does not follow that Mr..
Pearre, in these days of progressive politics,
thinks now as it is alleged he dld two OF o.,
three years ago. He probably has Kept
zee with his party in the state.-Balt'mort
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yFspA SED,

Attire residence of +, sn nri"> D., Dr. j. JAIL
9,ta1tr 0 sS Ef,o daarA e of Charles
G lE ESQ. c.llof Richmond. Ne u,.,,
A. the Church of The Holy Comfort. her 1,
co m1 Nissis ippi on Thursday. Sofen, d ,
1885, by The R icy j. r b w1lm assisted ~
.ha Tsy II. G.. Harris rector OF the parish l.. r.
Gt;iPnTKE, or New Orleans: to EMMEtt:tE : r,
daughter OF Colonel Thomas S. Daoney' OF Do'-
leigh.
I'm tho evening Of the 10th November, by the
", .,n ' In,nas r. Gates, mr.. ANDRE" ARM
STHoSu to Mrs. SARAH Z. W1LL1X; all OF
Richmond, Va
At tbs residence of Mrs. s. Moran n: He aenr &c;
trni tead Mr. PHILIP n. FLt TCHER and
Miss MARTHA A. MELTON; all Of Henrico
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AEDl
POTOMAC kAILRoAp COMPANY,
sUPERIgTESDENT'S OFFICE,
IrcrrIAInN1ra lucI.x. MOI

TCE.-The regular T r e g Fl T
MOT vs. over this road Will be D1SCON-
rINUED ate, s'.h Of January. 1870. The frcigl I
TUESDAY the Go a.: 'RIDAY the .4th instant Tor
Frcderi cksburg and int. : having consienmants
turn the same day; PATTI ~ che 27th1n tant.
BY it WI call for them MoNiDar, TEL RUTH,
de sl-.a superintendent OF TraA> 'p'f'"''0H'
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FANCY
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
JULIUS sYcLE's
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE,
AIS BROAD STREET,

BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.
Offers real vALESCIGNNEs COLLARS and
HkEDkFRt H1tF
MAITtSI; and GIMPUKE COLLARS;
EMHR ORDERED LINEN SEIS;
LADIES, ROMAN SASHES. TIES: ana BoN
Fifty dozen LINEN HEM-5T1TCHED HAND
1AhfrsI ND GLOVES, all shades and colors,
GEN y y" SEtK-TIEs, sCARFs, and LINEN
HANDKERCHlEFS;
GENTS COURVOISIER GLOVES;
GENTS BUCK, BEAVER, and . u II y
rA 66LIEgSS, a andGEST,s UNDERWEAR:
In addition to full line o. FANCY GoopS DC
has complete stock of ,
IRISH P,iPLIN, all colors anu shaues'
DRESS SILKS, solid and figured cu,urc
DOUBLE and SINGLE BkOCHE 9aA"L0
STKIPED and PLAID SHAWLs;
PLAIN aud STRIPED SERGES;
PLAID POPL1NS:
JET JEWELRY, In large variety
CORSETS;
HOODS for Infants
WOOLLEN SCARFS: ,oo,.
And large stock OF DOMESTIC GOODS.
Re sure and call before purchasing elsewhere,
Nv JULIUS SYCLE's.
~ AIS Broad street, between
10, Fourth and Fifth.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

COLLEGE JNFIRMARI,
" MARSHALL ELF1d HlhEEI'
RICHMOND, VA,
for the treatment OF all classes OF medical ana sur
gical cases except small-pox and insanity:
In addition to the LARGE WARDS, the ilnflrm.
airy contains a number Of r RIFATE Rooms
possessing all the comforts and privacy OF pri-
vate residence, with experienced nurses ana at-
PENDANTS always ut hand. Patients have the prlVl-
ecc of selecting their medical adviser ,1ther from
the staff Of the 1nfrnary or any respectable prac-
tltloner In the city.
including Board, Medical Attendance, and
Medicine
Private rooms. " Ss er ,reer
T ards pci
Small additional fee Is charged for surgical
ope4 lied number of cases from the city Of Rich
III. >slved on CHARITY. ..,..,,
mG Toq rec aton Or sd;siSnH IPPiy 81 1Se In
Urinary to Medical Superintendent
no 20--2m
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CAprUREp.-Nine of the party who are
alleged to have been implicated in shooting
the Yankee soldier (Boyle), in Lee county,
some ten days since, have been arrested
and committed to Jail in that county.
Boyle, it will be remembered, was hunting
about for illicit stills when lie received bis
Wound.-Lynch6urg NcacS.
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fuurQrwAS GOODS.
paTENT RIGHT sECURED.)

E1cELsIoR.
= PATENT RIGHT SECURELY
Atr,v,,er down the brilliant street
Wosh, st;ning on with weary feet
Tn search OF Toys for Chr stmas treati
Ia naused before the window neat
Uf ELLYSON & TAYLOR.
In bappv homes he saw the light
or Christmas fres CLEAN warm anu orsh''
when o'er his .fsion dawped signt
More radiant han stur-nI ntku.t,R,s
twas ELLYSOS & TA1Loh'9'
The lamps Of Main str ct shone Ger
This CAV and captivating store.
Which held OF wealth and beauty more
Than h. had ever Dire tmed beloren1,o
twas ELLYSON TAiLoho
moment thus, "'mid snow and Ice,
lie deemed himself in Paradise,
Then raised his eyes, and. In trice',,
I,nhe1d this sign OF '.strange device -
Twas ELLYsON s TAYLOR.
..Th,s fatry scene =" 80 mused the sage
Ph,losopher) Knight well engage
un S Io.t br;stmas Books are all the rage
At ELLYsUN & TAYLOE's'
In short. whatever can delight .,,,.
The heart Of youth, and charm inc sisn5
Win vision. dazzling, gay ana hrign''
/ see before me here to.nignGt,
AtELLTSON TAfLORS'
ca snoke this Hwise man Of the West"
Andthose who wish TO learn the rest,
BY calling there, at our request,
Csn do So and their "stamps'' invest -
ELnYSON 6 TAYLORS. ae ~
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GONE SoUrg.-Some twenty negroes left
this niace on Wednesday for Mississippi.
They went under the leadership of Robert
Web, formerly slave Of Thomas Wright,
ESQ. Of this county, who still lives in Mis-
sissippi, and came up for them. Twenty
wears hence negroes will be as scarce in Vir-
ninia as Indians are.-ESSer Gazette.
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The last Washington letter of the Baltt-
more Gazette holds out little hope Of the
early reconstruction Of Virginia. The
letter-writer knows no more than we do
about the matter.
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The SHERIFFALTY.-Steph the nesl99
sheriff Of Essex county, has resigned, and
General CANDY. has appointed Amos u.
Johnson, who was Stepnens's deputy, to
6ll the place. johnson qualified before
.Tmdpe Alfred Morton. His bondsmen Tor
$50 Zoo are William A. Scott, Edward thIs3
y mark) Wooten, William X. this 8 mark
Johnson, and Charles Jones: With the
bond, which is now on record in the clerH /; 5
Office there are no aftidavits, such as usually
accompany official bonds, setting forth the
value of property owned TespeGtNeiy ny
the bondsmen and who these 9onasnei I'll!
are We have been unable 10 hna the nls'
man In Essex that knows.-ESSe1 Gdzelle.
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SEWING-MACHINES.

THIRST PREMIUM AWARDED THE
T. WILCOX GIBBS SEWING-MAtHINt
These popular machines can be found at sl5 Main
street.
Come and get one on trial.
Now is the time TO make valuable present 10
your lady friends. L. +. GIBBS,
ol-3t Agent.
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r OOK! READl!

OUk READII
PIZZISI & CO.,
SGT BROAD STREET.
$l In few days display their grand stock Of
DOUBLE-REFISED CANDIES
plain Ind fancy, of their own aud Of foreign MANI.
facture andpersons in every condition can satisfy
themselves and please their families by laying Ia
their stock soon aud know beror, hand what they
may expect during the holidays.
Our stock of FANCY BOS-BOS BOXES Is un-
equaled III style and quality, and III respect TO
price everybody can be suited.
Call, therefore. at the headquarters VI Sweet
things. Zee aud Judge for yourse.res
ANDREW PIZZINI 4 CO.,
dc Is sol Broad street,
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cnuIsrnAs GOODS.
NEW GOODS FOB DECEMBER AND
~ JANUARY.

~ JANUARY.
THOMAS R. PRICE & co.
y1se1NiA.MADE cAssrHHEs' for m'a
and boys; -r,,,
CLOTHS, all shades;
NEW DRESS PoPLINs aud BLACK SlLhs'
MOURNING and other BLACK GOODS
great variety
BROCHE sHAWLS,
LONG and SQUARE sHAWLs,
ARABS and CLOTH CLoAKs,
Many styles OF pretty DRESS GooDs' Closing
aut at very low rates;
LACE COLLARS. HANDKERCH1EFs. COR
SETS, &C., for presents, SC.
T.R. PRICE 6 CO..
desl llot Main street. corner OF EleTeh'n
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CENTS EMPORIUM
~ The undersigned, having combined their TWO
handsome establishments. are now prsnared To
ESiPORIUM, on MAIN STREET UNDER sHA-
FER's BLOCK. Gentlemen can be accommo-
dated by polite and accomplished BARRIERS, and no.
thing In our line is beyond our capacity. fine
BATHI ESTABLISHMENT attached.
de .l-3m HOBSON & SCOTT.
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F1REs.-The foundry of Mr.. Cumberland
Il. Cox, situated on HoskinS'S creek about
two miles from this place, accidentally took
fire on Thursday of last week and was en-
tirely consumed. Loss about S1'ooo. NO
insurance. oh
On Thursday night Of last week The coach
and blacksmith shop Of Mr.. Hlram eorstie'
at Rexburg, this county,, with It's soe entsre
contents, was burned. Valued at sooo. No
insurance. This fire was thought TO DE Ihe
work of an incendiary.-Esse1 Gazette.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
- HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
WEST & JOHNSTON.
BOOKSELLERS AND STAIIOSEhs'
ADJOISING POST OFFICE.
oge- for sale one of the largest and best-sslected
stocks Of ,,.
Fine i'm ported WRlTlN6-DESh8'
WORK-BOEES,
PORTFOLIOS. c.cro r.
Gentiemen's DREs SING-CASES,@ &C.,
ever offered In this city. roone
Also, choice stock of sCO1CH "ooDs OF Ri
kinds. ~...Uc g., o5,o,
.I.r de 2l-2t
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DIED.

On the 18th instant. at the residence OF bis son.
James l. Apperson, JAMES PATTERSON
APPERSUN, In the eighty-hrst year OF his age
s.Thou shalt come to thy grave IN full age,
Like rs u shock Of corn cometh In IN his sea-
son."
kentucky and Texas papers please copy.
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RICHMOND, December II, 1859.

ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
/ One of the policemen Mt the second police
station deposited with me- on the morning OF the
5th Instant about 2o'elock- HEiFER or fOUNG
cow. The parties claiming said animal nave NOT
taken her away. Ten days from date viii sell
the aforesaid animal TO pay expenses, ms The law
guarantees. Il. hEa,
de ia lot Sixth street near Clay.
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Mr.. ASHLEY, the inveterate impeacher,
tastes Office in both its phases: its good ana
its evil. 1t is good thing to get an Office
when you want it, but bad thing to DC
removed from it when you don't want to be
removed. 1t is hard to be forced to let 60 a
tcat Of the State when you are having very
good subsistence from it at any time; but
to be dragged from it by the hands Of your
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rHRTsTNAS GOODS.

ALsoP g. FoURQUREAN,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
OLE EVERY DEsCRIPT1oS.
SILKS, sHAWLs, --..---.-r-- 49,
EEW-sTYLE ARABS,
LINENS DoYL1Es, NAPKINS
HANDKERCHIEFS, &C.,
recently bought at auction ut prices really lower
than same quality sold in gold
before the war.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
SUITED FOB.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
sCARFs, HANDBERCHIEFs, TIES BOWS,
&C., 7or gents and ladies.
ALSO,
ELEGAIfLACEs LACE HANDKERCHIEFs
LACE SETS, LACE COLLARS.
In endless variety.
EMBROIDERED INITIAL HASDKER-
CHIEFS, In fancy boxes, for Christmas pre-
sents; to which they desire to call attention.
de 10 CARDOzO. ALsor & FoURQUREAN.
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Letter from Danville.
Correspondence Of II. Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of The Richmond dispatch.
DANvlLLE, Va, December 60, 1869.
Since our recent prospects Of again get
ting back into the Union, our people seem
to have new blood instilled into their veins,
and they have commenced working with re-
newed energy. Mr., William I, Clark and
Captain Robertson have now rapidly going
up three large and magnificent storehouses
on Main street that will be occupied as soon
as completed, which will be early in Janu-
AIRY. This, together with several wooden
tenements which are low being built, makes
us begin to feel that, Notwithstanding we
have been dead for the last five years, we
are not quite buried yet, and that there is
yet hope Of better times. Many important
changes will take place in our mercantile
firms at the beginning OF another year.
With visions OF two important. railroad
routes the Norfolk and Great Western and
Lynchburg ank Danvillc ralroad>) looming
up before Us we cannot help feeling in bet
ter spirits than we have been in during the
present year. With the two additions that
gave recently been made, we have s!I large
tobacco warehouses III Danville, and we
may confidently expect that during the
coming year planters from every section Of
country will meet with Il warm reception
when they bring in their tobacco, as ''op-
position is the life of trade" We have
heard it suggested that so great will be the
struggle to excel each OTHER III warehouse
accommodations that it is likely that the
PLANTER will get his EXPENSE furnished
ne comes to market. Bat. Joking
vh.. our warehouse nroprict ors are
'Side, all o. s.or, Hd'ung gen:.'smen, ana
oothing viii be omitted "a. their pr
please the planter. For SOME tlni. pas. ! !
tood deal OF tobacco Of this years growth
has been been coming III, which has com
nanded fair prices. Nearly ali OF oei
are making arrangements 10 !
work tobacco next year; which Will add
yreatly to business in this section O. country. |
The Town Council have recently pur-
chased the building known as the - lrGlnia
House. and more recently as WOODS
House" for the purpose Of lifting the same
uD AS q courthouse and clerks office, DC.
This is a very excellent investment, and one
that ought to have been made some time
since. 49,,
Ihe weather at present is clear and cold.
The concert given last Thursday night Tor
the benefit of the Presbyterian church was
a decided success. The young ladies ana
gentlemen acquitted themselves well.
Yours, BUNGT.
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GOOD AND CHEAP,-OLD MONON,-
" GAHELA WHISKY az only 81? 81: 30 per gal
lon KEp:HEAR s !, a5a a 81. GRo Jr
md JJaMtICA RUN nj :: and ss: PR Me Az
PIE BRANDY al So and 81; FKENEH. j., Pa r. nd
DY, 81 $40. and 81; SHERRY W!NE' a.: % 90 gnu
81. ldc2ll lElDS, 81 - - -
TOX'S GELATINE.-10 gross COAc
v GELATISE just received for SAFE or O. ro
10 81 Pl'ECELL, LADD ( CO.
IMPORTED CRACKERS.
AB c CKACkERS.
PEARL AND FRUIT CRAChERS.
just received by ,,r,r,>cero
de 81 SHl Lids, 81 ' ~" ~ W.
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TLEGANT BOOKS AND OTHER
H. NICF THINGS FOR CHRISTMAS PRE-
observation-disclosures & PARHAM have FOR
sale choice Books In rich bindings, with aud with
out illustrations:
bibles PRAYER Books. and Hymn-Books;
Chlldren's Books and Games In great variety
Photographic Albums beautiful nd stS1ei1 amG al"
Ladies' Work Boxes, large stock;
Portable Writing-Dcsks of Rosewood, " alnut,
NJ ,bogunv and Papier-Mach
7 ado Card Cases-Pearl, she'll, and Leather;
Pocket Knives OF superior quality; Gold Pens
and Pencil Cuses Chessmen and Backgammon
boards: Portfolios and Tourists Cases; with
MANY other articles suitable for Christmas gifts.
10 IA WOODHOUSE 4 PARHAM.
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Music. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
EDUCh EIONAL.
FEMALE COLLEGE,

E.Ep
TARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
This institution will be re-0pened THURSDAY,
October 81 1859. The Principal who has hgd An
extensive experience In The conduct OF sln Isl.
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL. will spare no Efforts
to promote The Intellectual moral ana physlcal
Development of her pnrlls. ,.o .o,n,,,., to ,r.
The expenses OF this school arc regulated 70 suf
the cxigencies or the times ,
Terms per session of nine scholastic months OF
four weeks each, ending June 20, 1870:
Board including lights, washing, and fuel. $50
Tuition In academic department ............ ~ ~
Tuition in primary department. ............. 30
Latin, French, and Spanish each..: .......".. !s
Music on the plano, including vocal. ........ %
use OF .o
OIL painting on canvas. o. ~
Drawing -
Payments onc-half In advance.
Pupils furnish tner own towels ana taoie mop
Hns.
For further information, circulars VIII be sent
on application. -,u. -.
REVERENCE The Trustees Of the College.
oc l8-3m
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a pPRoPRATE PRESENTS
In expectssson OF large sale Of FINE DRESS
GOODS for spe coming holidays we have re-
marked orr estlre stock CT
DREss GOODS
70 induce OUT Customers thus early to make their
purchases, and put them at price that viii guar
antee their imusediate sale.
Our stock Of
FINE DRESS GOODS
"a s;u, complete. comprising popular and rare
fabrics. such ss
CLOTHS
POPLIEs,
PLAIDS. II great variety:
ROBAUX PoPL1SS,
sERGES, all co!ors;
PLAIN and BLACK SILKS,
BLACK ALPACAS-a specially.
AsTRACHAS VELVET
CLOTH CLoAKs sDd CLoAKIHGs-
Beautiful! and uniqoe
] ARTICLES FOR PREsESTs
such rs
lace CoLLARs-CLUNY, THREAD, NAL
TEsE, AND rALESClEEEEs;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHTEFs,
| SATIN BOWS
| sCARFs
JET JEwELRY,
BoRK-BoXEs, &C., Sc
Our stock Of
GENERAL DRY GOODS
; Is perfect
! We have IA unOrokeu assortment Of
CAssIMEREs.
CLOTHS,
FCLL-uOTHS,
sAT1NETs, Sc, &C.
HousEKEEPyo GOODS.
!, WHITE GOODS.
DoMEsT1cs DoMEsTlos.
FLANNELs, FLAhSELH
OUR PRICES WILL SUIT EVERYBODY.
ALL WE ASK IS A CALL.
HIRsH & GUGGENHElsfER,
ST Broad street,
= third door above Theatre
Statesmen: ". 9. Keso, J. r. Chene'T,
q J. Shade.
Closed on SATURDAYS.
i ESTABLISHED 1888. de
BOOKS AND STATIONERY. J
DLANK BOOKS.-RANDOLPH zen
ID LISH have for sale 10 GOO Blank BOOKS,
prices from &c. 10 $50 each. The assortment
braces Ledgers, Journals, aecords, Day hoo
4 CAST Books, Invoice Books, Accohnt sales,
y bacco Books, Blorters, Autograph, Dlary, bss
Raok-keeping and Money books ComposNi'
Copy. and Drawing Books BIZ, Cheek, Nc
and i)raft Books; Exercise, Engineer, and Scr
Hooks Pass. Memorandum aud Pocket bool
CoIlac Ing Rocks, Receipt, Time, and Or
; Books, &c. Account Books made TO order In IN
usual best style. ta. eft ae
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

DICH PLATED TEA sETS-OF NEW
II, and rich esigua-tust received and for sale at
the lowest priees. 9EORGE Y. oAh1,
das opposite post-oftse-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-21

HOLIDAY FUEL.
LAYIN YOUR SUPPLY
WOOD. COAL, and COKE,
before
SATURDAY {CuRIsTMAS DAY..
After Christmas fuel will be scarce.
j. VI. PITCHER,
Eighth street between Main and Cary.
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