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go on and throw out tho whole number of
votes (2g0) cast in the hour, assuming them
to be Republican votes, but would it be
justice to throw out tho remaining 800 votes
cast?
The Court: How as to the ballots that Mr.
Paul testified were not read after o'clock
in the morning?
bIr. Ould contended that the omission of
the reading was not vital. 1t was as fair n
count rs if each name had been distinctly
read" as the law requires. After O'Clock
the tickets were carefully looked at to see
to which party they belonged, though they
were not distinctly read. 49,.
Mr.. Ould closed by contending that n
ward in the city was not an election dis
trict. 49,. .....-.
The Court: Then there is no provision
for au election at all.
MIR. Ould: Yes, it comes under the gene
raj provision. He said, however, that he
would not discuss the matter, but would
treat 1t as it had been treated on the other
side. r. ,-....
MIR. Crump (Judge Ould having closed)
said II the Court regarded it rs 4 matter of
importance the defendants would intro
duce evidence regarding the time the judge
was absent from the polls. .
The Court: The Court will hear such
testimony If il deems it necessary.
Mr. Ould: Then the Court will also hear
testimony from us about the absence Of
judges from the polls in other wards where
the Conservatives had majority?
The Court thought the contest had been
hampered down to the election ut this
third precinct, which should determine the
election.
Mr. johnson Does the court desire to
hear anything regarding the power of or
dering al election. 1t expressed the desire
the other day.
The Court: 1 will decide that question
with the others. I will inform counsel OF
my decision in this case when 1t is ready.
The court then adjourned until Friday
morning at II O'Clock.
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go on and throw out tho whole number of
votes (2g0) cast in the hour, assuming them
to be Republican votes, but would it be
justice to throw out tho remaining 800 votes
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL.-We were the re,
cipients yesterday, through the courtesy o
Mr.. John Morton, florist, Of q bouquet com.
posed of the most rare and beautiful flower:
we nave ever seen, embracing the magnif-
cent trItomia uVaria grandihora, lillium
ianeePoa rubin, hoya carnosa or wax plant.
glad0ltous, &c. Mr.. Morton has been very
successful in the culture Of these exquisite
plants, and his grounds present sight well
Tepay!nS the visitor who appreciates these
beauties OF natures handiwork.
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TIE CONTESTED ELECTION

Close of the CGsc-Speech Of Judge Robert
Ould-The Taro PolI-Lists Ought to be
Taken as One Book-The Absent Judges
Make No Dif6rcncc-Great Latitude TO
be Taken an Construing the Ldac-The
Ttcine .SeaLThc Judge Reserves His
Decision, &C., de-, dc.
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THR Doa-CATcHERs. Mr. Taylor's force
on Saturday succeeded In capturing forty
three dogs, fifteen goats, and six hogs.
Thirty-eight dogs were killed, one redeem
cd, and four released by order. Four goats
were released by order. The net proceeds
to the city were S22. 70.
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AS A RESULT of the benefits of life insr.
rance, we will mention that Messrs. Gibson
d Rose, the energetic and polite agents OF
the Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
New York, paid over yesterday to the
widow of one of the sufferers by the Capi.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-The
Executive Committee met last night at tho
Ballard House, and were diligently engaged
to Il late hour in the appointment of judges.
The committee meet this morning at 8
o'clock. and would be glad to receive sug-
gestions of working and qualified mon as
T.. N. Watkins, r. L. Haskins, w. T.
Walker, S. W. Ficklin, r. Irby, and W.. G..
Knight, were in attendance.
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MI the assistance in their power TO aid our wer-
chants in carrying out their design. We rotfe
that many OF tho leading stores in other b-ahct e.
OF trade are falling into the lines. We rfeti,fs
that in very short time every frst-class dsy
goods, boot ana shoe, book, hat and Jewelry store
IN the city viii close during the warm summer
months at O'Clock. ~
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II. ELLYsoN co. will insert advertisements fl
the principal newspapersin In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, nj pub
Ishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this o0deas
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CoNvICT.-Deputy Sheriff John II. ITix
reached the city yesterday, having in charge
John +. Ryan, convicted in Nelson county
and sentenced to the penitentiary for eight
years for horse-stealing.
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CHEAP WOoD.--w. y. PITCHER, Eighth street.

"TuoU CONTEST In beauty on my gaze at last -
said the poet when his eye first rested on the beau
tiful Valley OF Wyoming. and the words come no
less suitably they do spontaneously to the lips Of
NIL who gaze on the rare qualities OF the elegant
goods displayed by T.. Is. SPENCE 4 SON, 1900
Main street. ,:.s.at# ""... 'i +5s.f ~.
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THE Writings of Miss Thaekeray Free Russia,
byW. Repworth Discon; Stern Necessity GSen-
dohne's Harvest, by author OF "a Besgar en-.
Horseback ,f; Kilmery, by author Of In SILK At
tire - at ELLYsoN g TAYLoR's 1lIs Main street.
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OFF FOR THE CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
RoAD.-On yesterday morning another batch
OF convicts, fifty in number, took the train
for the mountains. They go as laborers on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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. Remember ~ in your promenade OF an eve
ming the neat ice-cream saloon at "JAcKsoN'a,,.
corner Main and Third streets. ssa
He also makes and delivers to families, pic
nies. fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-crcam In any
quantity and of any flavor desired.
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APPLEToNs' JoURNAL.-In tho way of il
ltlstrations, tho number before us, from
Ellyson d Taylor, 111G Main street, sur
passes any heretofore issued. II contains q
fine steel engraving entitled "Indian Ma
ra'lders," and three more of Sheppard's in
imitablc representations of negro character.
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We call attention to the advertisement OF thst
old and popular dentist DR.. GEORGE B. STEEL.
Persons needing his services should apply at once,
us The Doctor intends taking some recreation du
ring the cheated term.'' ~. .7 "-~ ''
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BILLS NOT APPRovED.-The following
bills have not been approved by the Co.
vernon incorporating the James River
Bridge Company incorporating the Rock
ingham Mutual Fire Insurance Company
and amending tho Code Us to grand juries
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Persons before leaving for she Spriugs or the
country should leave their orders for daiies week
lies, or mouthlies, Al ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's News
Depot, Ills Main street. s'~
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STRANGERS visiting the city will find al the
latest magazines, weehlies, dailfes, and guide
books, at ELLYsoN i TAYLoR's. lilo Main street.
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Rare AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles of 1ewelry;
elegant new patterns Of pins and drops; glove
bands Etruscan and enamelIed metialllons; new
style neck chains handkerchief holders, cuff and
bosom buttons; solitaire and cluster diamond en-
gagement rings. .
Choice novelties In silverwarc, in cases, for bri
dai presents. now opening 1t s.,a ai5
NowLAN d CO.'S. (,
corner Main and Tenth streetS.
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LorHAIR,. by Disraeli; Put Yourself In His
Place, by Charles Reade; and Lady OF the ice, by
Dd uhlle; at ELLYsoN & TAYLoa's. llls Main
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shirts made to order, aud q good ut warranted
ar mo sale by Z, Is. SPENCE & Son, Merchant
Tailors, 1900 Main street. Price rs low as the
fny yrnc B.
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No HUsTINGs Court To-DAY.-Thcre will
be no Hustings Court to-day, as the court
adjourned yesterday afternoon till to-mor-
row at II o'clock.
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MEETINGS.

AND, LYNCH
IN BURG RAILROAD.-To Thomas ". Nc
Canoe, franklin Stearns, Joseph X, Anderson,
David J. Burr, fl. 9. Cabell, w. g. Paine, Isaac
Oayenfort Jr., william u. Isaacs, Parker Camp
boll, John ID. Harvey, Willis j. Dance, William
7. lsurwell, w. A. Perkins, George ID; Saunders,
Thomas /. Robinson Thomas L: Bontarant,
Lloyd ]. Reali, Peyton Wise, John MerPditli,
George Baughnlan, Robert f. Williams, john y.
Lay, Francis IL. irving, Robert Hubbard, VIII
liam Perkins, and 4. ID. Isbcll. gentlemen. ncYr-
porators You are hereby notified and rcIugs;sd
to assemble in the Chamber OF Commerce of the
city OF Richmond Mt 10 o'clock A.. al. on TUES
DAY the 26th instant for the purpose of organiha-
tbn In accordance with q recent act or the cgis-
business important to the interests OF tho pro-
jccted railroad from Richmond to Lynehburg.
! LLOYD j. BEhLL, ;,
Chairman Committee, &c.
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Tx, TAx.PAYERS.

NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ ,ahose real estate was sold for taxes forth
wear 1859 can pay the Same by applying 10 y: =,
WORD, collectors oalce, Clty hali, irom 0s
- ~. an" y = THOMAS u. WORD,
,rn-a Collector Delinquent Taxes heo.f Z
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THE latest Novels at ELLysoN q TAYLoR'8
news depot, 1lle Main street. y: ssii If btt.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-0FF1cK July H.
Mr.. Henry Brown, New Orleans; Mrs.
Nellie Chaffee, Windsor Locks, Conn.,; one
letter, no address,
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PREsENTMENTs BY THE GRAND JURY.-In
the Hastings Court yesterday the grand
jury brought in the following bills on in
dictmcnts for misdemeanor and felony:
Commonwealth Us. Alva Lafond and Bette
Latond for misdemcanor, i true bill; Chas.
lsaacs for misdcmcanor, Il true bill Eman-
ucl Ross for miSdcmcanor, Il true bill !;
Amanda Morris for felony, Il true bill
George Washington for misdcmcanor, Il
true bill; Harriet King for misdemcanor, 4
true bill jim Robinson for felony, II true
bill Charles Walsh and John Johnson for
felony, a true bill Margaret Ann Jones for
misdemeanor, Il true bill Rosa Nelson for
felony, q true bill Lille Bennett for mis-
demeanor, not q true bill Hilton Winston
and Philis Washington for misdemcanor,
not true bill. Adjourned to meet next
Monday ut II O'Clock. -
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THE CADETS OF THE VIRGINIA MILITARY IN
sTITurE will 10 into camp for the summer ~ INC
Rockbridge Alum Springs In few days.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

M WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
BARK, GRisT, and PLASTER MILLS; -
BOILERS, FORGIEGS, CASTINGS OF IRON
orBRASS; MILL GEARING, &C.
always on hand.
Old engines &C., repaired and sold on commits
sion or exchanged for new. III other rephlrf
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive circulars.
de24 WILLIAM 4. TANNER u co.
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RitIlmond 1ispattk,
THURSDAY. JULY IA, 1870.

TIE CIRCULATION OF TIE nI>PATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALII THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY. ."'
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RECOMMENDATION Barney McCracken
has been appointed Il notary public for the
State of Louisa. ~
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BEST LUMP ,BrTUMINoUS COAL IL to he hat
very cheap of PILCHER's, Eighth street.
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RopERr G. SCOTT, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
Office No. loI3 next TO City Hall. a.s /, n, . 7 n.
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OLD PAPERS, In packages Of one hundred or
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room. !.
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WORKS AND OFFICE; lace AND 1924 CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FOGRTEENTHAND
FIFTEENTH STREETS.
RICn nMOND, VIRGINIA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE RE-
PAIRING STEA AM-FNGlNFS and BOILERS I'm
city aud country: TOBACCO WORK of all
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
rENiNG-Mlil,Sa : made and renairSd In ;ihH !,
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES REPAIR
ED and ADiuSTED; AGEN1,J l for :, the sI, sale Q OF
JUI)Spk,S PATENT STEAM-ENGINE GO
VERNON, SELDEN'S PATENT STEh AMEN
CINE l.ACkING, Utica Oompany's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted by us for
one year, and we sell them ut low prices. We keep
all kinds of BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM-ENGINES, such as gaugc-
cocks, oil and tallow-cups, 0Il.-CUPS FOR
StiAFrING, SEbF-FEtDEES, STtAM-WIIlS-
TIES, WATER-GAUGES, GLOBE-FALVES,
BulLER-FLUE CLEANERS, and general as
surtmcut of such articles us arc used By all run
ming stcanl-eng x ines and saw-lnils.
SLOAT & ADD1HGTON,
cl5 li22 anu 1924 Cary street.
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THE PAT. WooDs CAsE-REFUsAL TO En-
TER A NoLLE PRosEoUI.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday the case of Pat. Woods
came up through John Johns, Jr., Esq,
who produced the warrant of Speaker
Blaine, Of the United States House of Rep
resentatlves, committing Pat. Woods to
Jail in Washington for three months for an
assault on Charles II. Porter, and renewed
4 motion for 4 nolte prosequi in the case
against Woods in this court and the release
OF his surcties, the National Government
having possession of WOOdS's body. lie
asked that in view of the punishment of
Woods by tho unwarrantablc action of Con-
greSs.
Mr.. Wise, Commonwealth's attorney. re-
pied that Congress had not punished
Woods for an offence against the laws of
Virginia, and it was for this offence that he
is indicted in this court. Mr.. Wise declined
to consent to a nollc pnsequi. If the coun-
sci could establish the fact that Woods
had been convicted and punished by II COM
petent tribunal, then he might appear here
and ask for il nolle proSequ.
Mr.. Johns 1t is a matter of notorietv that
Woods is now swcltering in 4 Washington
Jail for the offence for which he is indicted
in this court.
The Court: This Court cannot act
on matter which is merely matter OF
notoricty.
Mr.. Johns Very well, then, withdraw
these papers for Use OH another OCCASION.
The Court declined to entertain the mo-
ton, and proceeded with other business.
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Sr, 2,-, sn,s ''''''''''''' II Hinh tide 4 II
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY11a, 1870. -
tt &.. ARRIVED. ... ~"
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. =. Brett.
SAILED. 4 ,-.i -..L' i.t =
Steamer John Sylvester. clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chapdise and passengers. l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner J. B. Clayton, Clayton, Philadelphia,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner j. II. Lockwood. Sharret New York,
merchandise, Curtls Il Parker.
.s I'd. T.. .... MEMORANDA. !.
WEST POINT, July l3.-Arrivcd, steamer All.
miral, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company and
sailed on return. e. s.....
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YCE.gREAA. sODA.WATEE. &c.
: -~~<N~~~<~S~~~@~
TUE CREAMl ICE. CREAM! H
9. z1mnEn,s MsFgcuoNERY.

The undersigned Ia now prepared 20 msnaaas,,
t,re and Furnish at short notice DIS ssisgssasat
ICE CREAM, so well Known 70 t1s tsnae.
Wosels saloons. Restaurants, and hastaefhhsss
Private Parties, Ptc-Nies, and katra,
nlied at wholesale prices. ... II. ~ Il. rS.s4
hsye siso i1tSefs up an .ElEGAN3ts Ne 5
CREaM SALOON, where am siways IsssaS 70 Va
serya ia.ee and gentlemen with ti, moss
sss C. ZiMMEks
s,s t{g. i,.,,s No. ikSs MAfn stsest-
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HYMENIAL.-Ninctccn couples have been
married in Richmond since July 1St.
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10 ply SltItNS.
4 NEW DISCOVERY.

nIli.N OF IUDOFORM AND IRON for
sale hs j. BLAIR, Druggist,
f' is s25 Broad street.
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MARINE INTELLHGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULH1a,

MINIATURE ALMAN MAC, JULY II, 1870.
Sun rises .,.,,. 40 Moon rises. ........ 6a
srIn sets s......... III High tide. ......... Sl7
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L1BERALITY IN CONSTITUTING THE LAW.

LlBEhALIT1 In CONSIhUlNd TIE LAW.
Mr.. Ould went on to read from 14th Bar
bour, ut considerable length, cases in which
il was decided that the court had great lati.
tude to decide whethera law was directory
| or mandatory, and especially in election
cases, where the conductors were necessa-
rily, from want of experience, ignorant, to
a certain extent, Of their duties, and
where errors are almost unavoidable. One
case was read ut length, in which the alb
| sence of two inspectors for an hour, the
fact that there was only one poll-list kept,
and the keeping open of the poll after
sunset, were not regarded as vitiating the
election. ..l-
The Court: Then, from that authority,
the inspectors might keep the polls open as
long as they please or shut them up when
they pleased. General Scho1ield took that
view, and kept the polls open till midnight.
Mr.. Ould: The poll was only kept open
for body Of voters who were inside the
room at sunset.
Mr.. Neeson: Suppose body of them had
been outside the door ut the time, wouldn't
| it have been their right also to have their
votes recorded? .a5 y
Mr.. Ould: Perhaps it would. But oil
| these matters are cited to show the liberaIity
with which election laws may be construed.
In this case it has also decided that II it were
| matter of evidence that the returns should
be rejected, then the Court could go be-
hind the return-the election and not the
return being the foundation OF right. The
Court might, and it ia. it's duty to 60 even
beyond the ballot-box in the Investigation,
and summon the clerks, judges, and by.
/! atanders, who saw the count, You might
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

~ y AhaAa - ASA aaA'A FtAANA
Of said sub-divlsions
lots ono hundred feet
east from the north.
west corner Of said
subdivision lot 7, and
running thence east
hfty-four feet nine
inches, thence south
sixty feet, thence west
any-four feet nine
inches, thence north
sixty feet to an alley
aud the said beginning
Sommer, Edward. .".....
Second installment of
tax for curblng and
paving footway, on In.
terest from December
81, 1868.
Beginning for said part
Of lot at tho southwest
corner Of said lot and
square, being at the In.
tersectlon Of east
Eighth street and
North Carolina ay-
enuo, and runningI
thence north with said
Eighth street seventy
seven feet, thence cast
slNty-seyen feet ten
inches TO the eastern
line Of said lot, then
southeasterly W / b
said eastern line thirty
seven feet three inches
to North Carolina av-
enuc, thence south
westerly with said ay-I
enue ninety-fiye feet
two inches to the place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

impossible. Excluding all consideration ui
causes and objects, and looking merely at the
admirable and surprising display of effort by
every State engaged in the conflict on either
side, it will not be considered, in any nlace or
any party, eXaggeration to ascrihc to Virginia
the highest manifestations and the most con-
spicuous type of energy that were exhibited dur
ing the progress of the war. | shall not dwell
on details, and need only reler you, in brief il!
lustration, to one moment and to one man--but
him man who cannot be dissasociated from the
followers into whom he poured and from whom
he drew the ardor Of his soul. Recall the MO
ment when millions OF cXpectunt eyes were
turned to see the beeaguercd capital fall before
the armies and the combinations Of the Federal
commander, and when, like thundcrbnlt from
clear sky 10 an unobscrvcd region CT the
heavens, there fell blow from an unseen and
at that time almost unknown hand to disturb
and set back for years the tulfillment Of the ma,
tional programme For higher type OF cncr,
gy than him that dealt that blow know not
where in the pages of history to look. need
not pronounce his name. for you have looked
upon his feeting form from this spot, when, like
Z swift cloud borne on the western breeze, he
hundred miles away. Your eyes have followed
him to behold victory after victory ssye, aud
victory that seemed Of startling impo@ibiIity--
light on his banners. until, amid the crowning
effort Of his genius, Heaven released him from
his tireess labors and permitted him in vision
beatifc, ere death had set tho final seal upon
his brow to GROSS over the river and rest under
thsshade Of the trees"
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts Obitu-
aries will be charged at advertisement rates. for
notices over four lines.
Transient advertisements will be inserted at
former rates, viz: 81 for the first insertion of
one square, Of eight lines or less, and twenty
five cents for each subsequent Insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items 10 cts. per
line for the first insertion, and eight cents per
line for each subsequent insertion will be
charged
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TNUCk FIR IL LUCAS,

TRUCKER IL LUCAS,
FRANKLIN BRICKWORKS.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Having put in operation one Of tho
FEANkLIN BRICK MACH! Et'
in connection with their hand made bricE, are
now prepared 10 iurnish Ut u per cent cash less
tban any other works in the United HLalc',
BRICKS Of the fnost quality and most snpn-
rior make.
Builders and others wishing BRICKS would
do we'll to call and examine io- themselves p'-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
All orders entrusted to our caro- will rnceivo
prompt attention. N"' I'll
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UHKISTMAS PRESENTS AT BERRI'S
= IN GREAT VARIETY.
Ladies' Lace Collars, Cuffs and Handkor-
chiefs, real and imitation French cmbrcider-
ed sctts in beautiful patterns.
Also, Mll kinds Of Linen Collars, CulS and
lIandkcrChiGts.
Silk Scarfs, Sashc: Of all kinds, colors aAd
widths; Silk and Satin Sailors Ties Roman
nnd Plain Bows in different patterns.
All kinds OF DOLLS; FroncH Patent and
Unframed Leather Doll Heads; Beautiful Wax
Dolls with real laxen curls, and Of all Sizes and
at all prices
Several now novelties in the TOY LIN b.
Bohemian Toilet Sotts and Vases; Work Boxes
and Writing Desks OF beautiful workmanship !
China Cups and Saucors. Tea and Dinner Sets,
Match Boxes, Soap Dishes, Watch Cases, Wax
Figures and Card Baskets
JEWELRY in endless variety; PcriumcI
Necklaces and Sets; Eracolots, Arab and
Shawl Pins, Sleeve Buttons and WatcE CHAINS
Agate Brilliants, Jet, Coral and many otncr
kinds of Sotts
Scgar Stands, Slipper Platforms in plain and
TulicL work ; Jubin's, Barney's, Phalon's and
other popular Perfumes; English and French
Hair Brushes, fancy and plain back. and ail ar
ticlcs pertaining to tho toilet; all Of which ara
suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, and arc
20 Ic sold ~ very low prices. Call and exam
inc. dec l1i &. c. BkkkI. IL hln& 81.