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II NAV well be stated here that within twt
weeks of the fnrl visit - the villains to Thorn
house, three midnight visits h.d been made to tn
same premises, on two occasions the burglars salts
Tying themselves with luggiua or consido ruhc auan
Titles OF butter; on the third VISIT invading the pro
prictor's room, whence they were elected by q show
OF hro arms, and Ned; aud hnall} rs above. Tina
the same parties were concerned IN all these Lur
garies II apparent from The language OF one " m
villains to Mrs. Pratt: "W.'l maze a clean Job 0
II this time"
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The police or PouehkeeHsie were cxceedingl,
chnry about making any arrests in thp case, not
outstanding some OF them rrelcrdcd 10 know IN,
guilty parties. One officer went to the friends of
Mr.. Thorn and offered for $500 to arrest the muir
dercr but the My refused 10 offer any reward
But Ofccr Shclde proceeded independently 20 work
the un ard on SATURDAY nd Sunday last mad,
three arresis-lames p. Williams, james r. Lee
and Peter Wilhams-all OF wIom urenoted tllieye-
Of Dutchcss unity. Another susnrrted marty
nam,d Skerrit, got wind Of Olncor Shields doit (.
AMI hed The tlrec arrested were subsequently, *
amlncd before Recorder Ia flor, IN conn itted Ii
av ait the ncto Of the G'lTd Jury. Jares an
Peter Williams were fully idcuuhed by Mrs Pratt
as participants in tie crime Lie was held NJ "A uar
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spEsTAE N0TtCNS.

LOOK WE'LL BEFORE YOU
ssb,,sr ssb DON'T pAY ONE DOLLAR
len'Ty rIrTy CENTS FOR AN ARTICLE
A." a.N RE Rad FOR ONE DOLLAR
t"n' tho elegant nIAGoNAL TWILLED
ry AIDS al 7sc., werth ft"s;
o pI,AiDS FOR DsESSFS ut SOC. worth
~, AK AlrACas at eoc., worth esc.; at ase..
r,s,d he cheap at sec;
.,,,xGrABLE nRESS GOODS at 9sc., worth
-, TX ALrACkS at %, 2s, so, 30, and sec., worth
ss ne7 cent more
-, ,rE 1!Kat siAo sl.se sl.7a and So, worth
Sis US and S2sa:
nj EcK and CcLoRED SATINs at e per yard,
worth $50
vy7yETFES& full width, at s'.2s' sa'se, Sl'7s'
- s2es. and 81 so all very cheap;
x,rB0W vELvETS for Trimmings, at 7sc,.
ST. and 81:
,.,,.r,yISFS TANISF, al other DRESS
ENn,,S for Mourning;
-, ,cE AUSTRALIAN CRFPE al soc., worth
.sc.. per yard;
cent. below regular prices:
s.fI-ETS st Soc, would be chesp q, Csc;
rv>TrCkY JEANS at from Is 20 Ssc. per yard
,,NSrYS all wool f,llipg. ,. &C, would be cheap
~ 2Sc.:
1r.s>fflSEN pure, ri s5c. per yard;
: rorLryARn SKIRTS at sL95, 50 $3.50, and "a,
worth s., s. so, IS aud $3.50 -
r1tTY-STRlNG DUPLEX ELLlf1lC shihTs
nj, Soc worth 81 so;
u,,Irr ,na Co!.nRFp LrGGINGS. for Chill.
drc,,. at s5, 30 and Soc. just asou. half pr5ce
NITTESS. all sizes for Children, at 25 and sSc.,
worth sac.;
moons. for Ladies and Children, at IS, 80, IS, 40
sd Sec:
nRptkeAST sHAwLs st 81, sl.e5 sl.sa, sl.7s,
so4 -. vCr2 much below regular prices:
vyl, nj lASKETS at 1850 81, $3.50, SIS $3.50 SO
$3.50 =. sS. 81, and 80;
CALICO Co"FoRTERs at So Saso, and g.
no, the Price of the calico and batting thEt Is
in them;
VOoL BEp-SPREADS st "a, worth 81;
Lake size BRIDAL QUILTS stsl.so worth 81. so
WARsFILLAIVS QUILTS at $3.50, a, 81 so, auc
:; worth so per cent. more;
rr-c cIINPS-FRIEGED DOTLES or NAPKINS
At sc worth 81 per dozen;
rurI.size NAPKINS a: $50, worth $3.50 PEI
tny"n:
rARLy CLOTHS, full two yards long, all lircn.
s. 81. well worth $3.50; .....
r,rtscne sets Of LISsNCOLLARS and CUFFS,
spdLACE COLLARS ARD, CUFFS at very
low prices:
usSDKERCHIFFS cf all kinds and qualitIe:
st extremely low prices;
EI,GlSGS at CSC. PER dozen yards, worth loc. O
yard;
rLtFyE-TINED GLTVES at Csc, worth SIC.
E,.-y variety OF HOSIERY aud UHDERGAR'
IFNTa for Hen, Women Boys and Girls;
NFRIxU NIGHT-GARMENTS for Children,
SHIFTS and Drawers together:
Elecant sASHES, NECK-RIBBONI, CLOAK
Loops;
GILT PLATED and JET JEWELRY:
DRESS TRIMMINGS Of al, kinds;
HALE COTTON, ali numbers from to IL, OF
Il 80 per bale OF iSe pounds;
r,E'.rhCHED ENITrIN COTTON at SOC.
r,c- rouud, nd lots o. other goods, to ce ad'
y~-lisci IN u few days. ..#a
~" ,uppiy OF bargains that Ye row offer must
soon t"r0me exhausttd d, as the prices must make
ti.rq 10 a. As many articles arc OF German ant
French manufacture they cannot be replaced al
lhis Nme al the prices We now offer them a..
LEVY BROS,
d. 70 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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srECHaE NOTICES.

40" AN ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD
Invalids, broken down In health and spirits by
Chronic Dyspeps9a, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks of acute dis
ease, the testimony or thousands who have been
raised as BY, q miracle from sinilar state of
prostration by HOsTETTER'S STOMACH Bit
TERs. is sure guarantee that blythe same means
you too, may be strengthened and restored. But to
those who stand In peril Of epidemics, to all who,
by reason ofexposure, privattons' and unconge-
nial climate or unhealthy pursuits may, at any mo-
ment, he striekea down this Is most par
ficuiarly and ernphdttca,ly addressed. You, who
are thus situated ARE proffered an absolute safe
ruard against the, danger. that mensces you.--
Tone and regulate the system with this harmless
medicinal st,mulans and Alternative, and you will
be forearmed against the msladies whose seeds
float around You In the air unseen. HOSTEL.
TEES STOMACH BITTERs are not only =
standard tonic and Alternative throughout the
iacatos of the most distinguished citizens Of the
Union, to the people Of all other lands In Cana
da. Australia, and the West Indies, they are grad
ua,y taking place of ali other st0machics, wheth.
er native or foreign. and, as surely as truth is
nrogresstve and demonstration overthrows doubt,
they will eventually supersede every other Invigo.
rant and Restorative now employed in medicinal
practice. de 1e- eodlw&wlt
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The New YORK "LEADER" AND TAM
MANY PoL1TIcs.-The New York Leader,
owned and edited by Mayor Hall, and oth-
cial organ of Tammany Hall, says that the
whole object of Tammany Hall is to remain
q loyal political organization, and has no
intention of interfering In Federal politics.
In regard to Governor Hoffman and the
presidency, 1t says that neither himself or
his immediate friends have ever preferred
for him any claims as acandidate. 1t con-
tinues:
3 ssIn 1868 the New, York delegation with
persistence put forward, upon ballot after
ballot, Senator Hendricks, of Indiana. Il
the latter was their choice then, how can
Besides, under the precedents Of the past,
the next candidate Of the Democracy be-
longs to the Vest. Whether Hendricks, or
Kerr, or Hancock, or Thurman, or some
one not prominent from the N North shall be
brought forward as q candi idate, New York
State wsll,, we are confident, remain with.
out candidate y 81 IS sse-,:s 81 81
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~ NATURES GREAT ASSISTANT.

"Disobedlence to laws Of health must be inevitably
followed by the penalty nature has imposed. IR-
nornnoe respecting these laws is coeStensive with
the human race, hepea the universal prevalence
ofdisease, sickness, ,and premature death. Science
and skill combined have brought to our knowledge
the precise character of different diseases and en-.
abied to treat them, with more or less success,
according to circumstances. But In the whole
category of medicines or remedies, unquesttonably
the grestest assistant of nature is MIsHLER's
HERB BITTERs because It never fails when tafen
in due time. A treatment which chile can under
stand and practice Is simple enough, ana If the
Bitters Is given when the early symptoms OF dis
ease appear, n radical cure can be relied upon
This is experience for the past eight years In
the treatment Of diseases arising from disordered
stomach, liver. kidneys. bowels. lungs. and heart,
with this popular remedy. dy.'-NesSenger or Heath.
de le-eod1w&w1t" E.- - = Il
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No" NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
F0h prCEMsER AND CHRISTMAS.

IL
Fol- pECEMsER AND CHRISTMAS.
TrYRa LINE NEW STYLE CLOAKS,
Ss,QUTS BROCHg sEsWLS, AND 9TH
ER HRAPPINGS JUST OPENED.
Y. L. 1HiCT & co. are again In market, and
receiving daily new and fashionable GOODS Tor
winter sales.
CLnAKs AND SEAWLs in every variety.
In DRESS GOODS:
Bls and colored SILKS, Gro Grain and Taff:
rurlINS, OTTOMAN, VELOURS EN-
"t,iSS. al shades;
I.ngcrial SERGE. all cclors Soc, worth 75'.;
C.;rrci PLUSHFS, VELNETS, VELVET
EESS, sltos3;
nFLAIEES. tycoon REPS, Cheue PCpLINS,
&C.
IN 'fpURSING GOODS some entirely neY styles
or uuclualled black and finish Great care given
sh' department snch as
English EOMBAZINEG, TAMISE;
t;Rr DE-NICE, OTTOMANS. VELOURS;
W7rk CASHMERES, MERlN0S;
N"C>LAINES, double faced MUHAlEs, AL
rACAS, &c, &C.
EMBROI DERIgS.
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS, Linen SETTS;
Lace COLLARS, Point Applique SETS aud
COLLARS;
VA. C5LLARs, GIMPURE and Thread
LACE3;
LACE HAhDK ERCHIEFS:
klp GLOVES. HOSIERY, &C, &c.
Great variety new patterns PRINTS coming In
every hour, 10. IL, l5c., &c. BLANKETS, FLAN-
AtLs, CAsSIMERES, &C., &C.
r r. PRICE CO.,
no2s corner lith and Main streets.
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L. NOW FOR BARGAINS. ~.

NhTA En- lSDOSEMGNlS ihaN Z Lh'
Oar senior partner attends the great closing
SALES Of The 5eaSon, and purchases largely also,
close mt Ia ge lots from importers, and THAT s
ws4t'- tn natter
N'w ar'a1g meats with manufacturers ard
commission merchants 20 keep us supplied through
'h- whole Fc son with
"hMSCTTA, NEW EORK MILLS, AND
OTHER DOMsSTICS,
upon snch terms as will enable us TO sell them n:
New York prices.
NEW C0UNTEHS AND NEW SHOWCASES
for displaying our
ELEGANT ASSOETME:,T OF FANCY GOODS
FOE TIE HOLIDAYS.
Large additions to our stock OF
WORSTED KNIT GOODS.
Large additions to our
DREsS GOODS, STOCK OF vELyETs,
VELVETEENS, AND
SATINS
Large additions to our
DRRSS TRIMMINGS, LACES,
and
EMBROILERIES.
"a COMPLETE STOCK IN EVERY DEPART
MENT,
$ai at prices low that the closes: buyers will feel
SAshaIned 10 ask to take less.
{. LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street,
] Use JOHN CLARK, JR., Il CO.'S SPOOL
SViloN, on black spools. del3
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GOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. appointmer

COOP Appo1NTmENT.-The appointment
by the Governor of Rufus II. Sarvey, Esq,
Second Inspector Of Tobacco at Mayo's
Warehouse, in the place Of Geo. w. Mayo
Tesigned)s ~ will be received with gratitica-
tion by the public. We congratulate the
Governor, the planters of the State, and all
interested In the tobacco. trade, on this ap-
pointment. Mr.. SarYey has been associated
with the warehouses of this city since ne
was Is years old. When mere boy he
was taken charge Of by Mr. R. II. Dibrell,
one Of our largest tobacco commission mer-
chants, and placed in Anderson's Ware
house, where his superior talent for the
management of a warehouse was soon dis
covered by the inspectors at Shockoe Ware
house, who engaged him at that warehouse.
where he remained till 1862. When Mayo's
Warehouse was rebuilt Tin 1867 he was
employed as clerk by the inspectors at this
warehouse, in which establishment he has
remained up to this time, giving, we hear,
universal satisfaction to all who have in
any way been connected with the ware
h0llS1
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POLICE C0URT-J Justice y. u. White pre-.
siding. I'm. M. Ledley ,trespassing on The
premises Of VIM. "a. sutherland and abusing
him. Fined $3.50.
Ro. j. Smyth was charged with unlaW-
fully taking one key from ID. w. Moore,
and thereby injuring hfs property. Case
continued until this morning.
Daniel G.. Nelson (colored), stealing one
pistol worth five dollars from Herman
Schwartz, was sent to the Hastings Court.
The continued case of Thos. Williams
alas James, for stealing a horse from Peter
White, was again called, and the prisoner
sent on. ..t!.[ sss
. D. w. Moore, for g unlawfully ana ma
liciously boarding up one stable door that
Smyth and Moore had like privilege to, so
as Smyth could not enter therein" Case
continued until this morning.
Agnes Lewis (colored), stealing twenty
dollars from VIM, Davis, was sent on to the
Hastings Court.
VIM. Carter (coiored), stealing fve-cent
piece, was discharged from the larceny aud
committed as q vagrant.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at 1s MIR. HANGER In

the chair.
THE NEW ROAD TO PETERSBURG.
| Senate bill to authorize the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company to
construct branch of their road to Rich
mond, was read first and second times,
and, on motion Of MIR. LoYENsTEIN, the
rnle requiring Its reference to committee
was suspended, and the bill was placed on
the calendar.
Bills REPORTED.
House bill to amend certain sections Of
the Code in relation to the penitentiary.
House bill to amend the charter of the
town of Fredericksburg.
House bill to amend the act fixing the
salaries and duties of certain township
officers.
House bill to amend the act prescribing
the duties of certain township officers.
House bill providing for scrip due from
Congress for education, md for the invest
ment Of the proceeds thereof.
Senate bill to amend the act for working
the roads of Loudoun county.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Mr.. KELLY offered the following resolu.
ton:
'Resolued, That the Committee on Roads,
&C., be instructed to inquire and report to
the House how many shares of the capital
stock of the Alexandria and Fredericks.
burg Railroad Company have been regu-
larly subscribed for according to law, and
what payments in cash have been bona .tide
made into the treasury of the company on
account of such subscriptions and not SUBJ
sequently received therefrom by any of the
said subscribers or by their authority for
how many shares of stock certificates have
been issued by the said company, or by
any officers thereof, and for what conside-
ration such certificates have been issued !;
also, to what amount at their par value the
bonds of the said company have been is
sued, sold, or otherwise disposed of, and at
what rate of discount, to whom the said
bonds have been issued, and what was the
consideration received for the same."
Mr.. KELLY advocated his resolution in
strong terms. MIR. MCCAULL made a spirited
opposition to it. 1t was further opposed
BY Messrs. PEATRoss and WOOD, and advo-
Gated by Messrs. CRENsHAw, ARNETT, DAN
lei, THOMAS, and POPHAM.
The resolution was finally adopted-ayes,
81; noes, 4S.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS Rail-
ROAD.
The bill directing the Board of Public
Works to sell the States interest in the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad
Company was taken up and passed by,
after little discussion.
REPORTS.
The CHAIR laid before the House the re-
port of the rector and faculty of the Uni
versity, and the report of the Board of
Public Works as to the interest owned by
the State in works of internal Improvement.
sF FERRIES.
On motion of Mr.. SoUTHALL, the rules
were suspended, and the Senate bill amend
ing the Code as to ferries was taken up and
passed. ,s.s
Adjourned. -4t--r-,.,
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AUCTIoa SALES THIS DAY.

Z. II. CHALKLRY tper order OF Justice White
will sell ut O'Clock q number OF articles re.
manning unclaimed at Police Court.
w. GoDDIN will cell at 10 O'Clock valuable i'm.
proved real estate in the town Of Manchester.
THOMAS W. KEEsFE win cell at 10 O'Clock an
j assortment of genteel household furniture.
JiL. APPRRsONw viii sell at o. clock seven build.
Ing lots on Marshall, Broad, and Grace streets
LEE & G0DDIN viii sell at O'Clock desira.
BILE building lot on aoh street.
RICHARDSON q co. will cell at 81 O'Clock two
4 building lots on Grace street. sg.
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ELECTION OF OFF1cERs.-Ataregular meet:
ing of Old Dominion Section, No. /, I. o.
g. of II. and T., held in their hall, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term A. Nj. Newell, W: g.; j. 7. L.
Lewis, first assistant Gov; Robert Holz-
back, second assistant Gov. P. N. Clarke,
third assistant Gov; Frank T. Bates, G.
A.; E. j. Weymouth, G. v. A.; W. g.
aodsey, secretary A. 3; 1,IdaItss hartsooki assist
7. StylI, a. T.; G. NJ. Smith, o.; W. c.
Walter, A. o.; Fred. Lowe, I. W.; Ed.
ward Lea, o. p; W. A. S. Conrad, Chap
lain.
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WE did not know what to hey until we stumbled
,cpon 1900 Main street, and then we didnot know
where to stop buying, we got 50 many goods Tor .
small amount OF money. Reader, if you are In
the same q sandary, call on 3. B. SPENCE q SON.
You viii there see the finest stock OF geHtiemen's
furnising goods In the city, which you can buy at
the very lowest prices. II. So
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GONE TO ALBANY.-The following persons,
convicted in Judge Undrewood's court OF
violations of United States law, we're sent
to the Albany (N. T. penitentiary yester.
day in charge of Deputy Marshal Leahy
and Squire Bob Allen Richard Hicks, fol
five years; Geo. Wilcox, for thirteen years
Chas. Segwin ana Chas. w. Butts, one year
each, and E. A. and G. 81. M. Schmidt, one
wear each. u. -
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r OIL OF yITRIOL:!

OH. OF VITRIOL! OIL OF vITRIOL!
Pure and full strength. The Baltimore Copper
Company have In thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are manufacturing supe-
rior article Of
OIL OF VITRIOL.
which they are at all times prepared to ship IN
qg antilles to suit purchasers. Making it's produc-
tion q srccial.y. our prices will be found more
advantageous TO buyers than at any other city.
HENRY MARTIN, Pres't.
Office, 30 South st., B Baltimore, Nd sdes-eod1y
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BLEW OUT THE CASA young lady an.
swering to the name Of Green came to town
a few days ago. She became hoarder at a
house on Third street, and on retiring to
rest on Monday night, not having shutters
handy, blew out the gas. Yesterday morn
ing she was found insensible. Medical aid
was promptly obtained, and the usual re.
storatiyes administered.
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Wen, 4 did zee sight on yesterday. and Lively

one at that and st Whist they can ss1fye house.,
Vow, yearly every one can guess the estapIist-
ment have reference 70 but suppose SOME can't
TO sneh viii say It was LEvr tBaorHEHs.3
We'll, IL really appeared that a. if theseustsrass
were trying to buy them out but no sooner dtdan
article disappear from It's place than anosherW was
made to appear The supply OF useful as wen as
ornamental articles is certainly large; and yet
from the way they wsre being disposed Of should
Judge that it could not hold oatmuch longer. sach
being the case, would advise all In pursuit. OF
Christmas presents TO cali al LEVY BRorHRRs.
aud, at all events, look st their stock OF goods
laid In for the occasion. u
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CELEBRATION OF ST.. JoHN's DAY.-The
committees appointed by the various Ma
sonic bodies TO make arrangements for the
proposed celebration of st. Johns day 9th
instant) viii meet this evening, at 4 O'Clock,
at the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
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COAL, COKE, AND MOOD, 81 "A LOAD. Hail biz
luminous coal at o. load, delivered; red ash and
white ash. egg, stove, and chestnut tfor Morning
Glory stcves) anthracite coal, very cheap best
oofs coke; best Glover Hill. Winterpock, and MID.
lothian CRATE coal very low oak and pine. kim.
ding, block and long wood. of the best and cheap-
est. j. B. WATKINS, 111f Main, or 9th and Cary
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If you desire rosy checks ghd complexion
fair, aud free from pimples, 6lotches, and erup-
lions purify your blood and inyigorate your sys-
tenn by taking DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext or Golden
Medic IL Discovery. 1t has no equal for this pur-
nose. nor as remedy for silver complaint" I" or
"biliousness, and constipation Of the boaels.o
Gold By druggists. Pamphlet sent free. Address
DR.. r.. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, Ny. ,
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We dropped In ,, at ELLYsoS q TAyI0R'e'
on yesterday, aud can truly say that We never saw
snea.er better selection OF Christnlss goods In
their line than they exhibited. Che puhlic toosa
appreciate their selections, for they are rapidly
disposing Of them. They hsye already had 70 du..
plicate and tripicafe their orders for some goods
and tomorrow they win have another large ss.
sortment OF fresh Books and Games. ssas
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III MARKING DOWN PRICES TO
NEEr THE VIEWS OF ALL iN-WANT OF
J hhAr IND RELIABLE DRY GOODS
SG"u b'etcheA and Urbleacbed Cotton and Calico
y H.! ac.; sxctllen, Black VelVeteen only s7ac.,
stc"E.re 81 .25 japanese Silk. In all coors, only
w. "'st~here s!3: Buffalo Alpaca, Beaver AL
g. "rano itut" hess Alpaca; Dress Goods In
Seatiy worth SIS IA most excellent and cheap
,.icie toT u Christmas present Rob Roy, Plaid
snd pei e, ncneyeomb Burnoes, Arab. Breakfast,
sInSey, Hlankets, FlanEes. Mems Wear and BOYS
r EScar, peht's Linen and Wooen Shirts and
ggtIi~rrs' spreads, tountcrpaues. Sheetings,
thihR' lrlsh Linens, CaInhrics, Swjsses Em.
sroldcrles, Gloves, Ribbons Handkershiefs.
aosierv, and every thipg found In drst-cIass dry
s1ds s5t, mouse. Furs, Futs, Furs--for ladies and
F'!uf eh' 10 winch Invite an ex animation.
ida IL eo7 Broad street, between eth and 1th.
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IS to what you SHAH give your friend let US adyise
you If he be one Of the male kind, to present him
with IN Overcoat, or q suit Of Clothes, or pair
Of uadershirts. or any OF tine numerous articles
for gentlemen which you will find at E.B, sPEEcE
& SONS Merchant Tailoring and Clothing Essab-
lisbment 1900 Main street.
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The POLICE BALL came off at Old Market
Hall last night, accordingto to announcement.
The dancing was kept up until long after
midnight, and everybody had high old
time.
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Messrs. W. D. BLAIR & Co., corner Ninth and
Main streets, have an elegant stock OF choice
Rum, Brandy, Apple Brandy, cooking and ts-
BILE Wines, which they offer ut very moderate
profits,
Their fayorite brand OF "B Select" Whiskey,
which they sell at 80 so per gallon, is really very
fine article. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-21

The THREE BLIND MICE.-There was an.
other fine audience at the Theatre last
night, and another fine performance. The
entertainment, we ought to say, after what
we have recently had in the way OF amuse.
ments, is perfectly unotJectionable, and al
the same time full of fun. 1t will particu
larly please the ladies and children, but
will nevertheless make anybody laugh, anG
astonish at first sight with its surprises
Performance every night this week, and 6
grand matinee on Friday afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-21

In our rambles through town re dropped - at
WERsE's confectionery and toy depot corner
2sth and Broad streets, Church Hin, and were I'M
deed surprised to dnd there such large and eie.
CANT assortment Of Christmas goods, consisting of
toys In endless variety, from the plainest 70 the
more costly, talking dolls, fancy goods fireworks,
candles, ard confectioneries generally. Those
who cannot be suited at WERHE,s srs hard to-
please. We advise all TO give him q call 90