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The BOWLER CAsE.-The jury In the
Bowler case being still unable to agree
were remanded last evening, and the court
adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
In addition to the mastery and able argll-
%sn Of fs c0Rl Co s waih Ts sn
Mr. George W. Thomas also aided most
creditably in the defence.
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,PEnsoNAI- General Delos B. saekett,
general United States army, has
been In this city several days ON general
tour Of inspection through the Military ID.
vision OF tho Atlantic,
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QuALIF1ED.-Roger Gregory qualified yes
terday as judge Of King William county be-
fore John S. Rady, Esq, notary public for
Richmond city, and win open court In King
william county On Monday next, the 10th
Instant
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DIED.

April 18th, 1870. in this city, Mrs. ISABELLA
jones', wife Of Joseph =. Jones. Il
Her funeral win take place from her late resi-.
deace, corner Main and Second streets, THIS
Tuesday AFTERNOON ut O'Clock. Tie rela-
ftyes and friends Of the family arc invited TO attend
without further notice.
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AalCTfoN sAhGs fais SAY.

On all pae Or rtpats sa.ss q a XIII e ise 81
node Sst,ossn e ~ nav ne faTes r presef
ysas ok on oil saes bscsea sss ars s. d sse,
yt,.iv and he last day Of DeesmosT me 'S''e'
. ,,1,,s them.
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$UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IL THE
RIcnaoND PosT- OFFIcg APRIL 10, 1870
N. B. Hill, care "A. B. Hutcheson, Rich
mond, Va; Mr.. John Pillequni, Richmond,
Va. Il. 3. Vaughan, Clifton, w. Va; Miss
Thackston, Petersburg, Va; Mr. j. b.
Dunn, Petersburg, Va; Mrs. Catherine O.
Bouldin, Jennings Ordinary, Va; r. w.
Lilies, panville, Vs.; one letter, no nd
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nIRECTORY NOTICE.-The "RICH-
IL HONU CITY DIRECTORY - is In press,
and VIII be issued promptly shout the LIST Of May.
All changes should be reported as soon as possl-
bic 70 tho publishers. ppsr . ,ouNsroN i
aola--eodtlstMay 1905 n sin street.
rAUTTON-The public are hereby eau
~ TONED against harboripg my wife, paisley
RIO WE, WHO left my bed and board In King and
Queen county, near tbe village Of Ayletts, thsee
weeks ago, upon pssn OF prosecution therefor.
sponSfbis for any debt OF her contracting.
ETHELBERT ROWE.
XAScH n, Is7e. Up Ia-sw<ts
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DEID's OYSTER, FISH, - ~
IL, AND GAME DEpQT. &&hS3
- frstablished ls54.3 NJ.

FAR. WILLIAM III. TAYLOR, PAYSI-
JOAN and ANALYTICAL GHEMsSr. has
removed to ale Governor street opposite aoysr-
go l&..lHS
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DEER FOR THE CAPITOL SoUARE.-Stephen
Mason, Esq, recently rendered to the Co.
vernon a tame deer for the Capitol Square,
and we append the answer of the Governor.
We trust that the libcrality of Mr.. Mason
IN IN making TINS IS ofter VIII be initiated, and
our beautiful park. The following is the
Governors reply:
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CpTIMAy & BLCKWELLh have removed
,heir law OFFICE 70 she corner Of Tenth
and Main, over Baldwin's clothing store.
anIa-9tt
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RICHMOND, aDrH Is, 1910.
/" Stephen Mason, Esq, House of Delegates:
"Sir,-I nm directed by his Excellency
Governor Walker to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of your favor of Saturday rendering
a tame deer to he placed in the Capitol
Square.
'"In reply, his EXcellency instructs me to
say that he highly appreciates the public
spirit which prompts SO acceptable pre-
sent to the Commonwealth, aud cordially
commends your example Of liberslity and
goSd taste as worthy o. ,satloa.
while it will give him great pleasure to COM
ply with your wishes IN this matter. he has
to request that you will retain the deer until
the Public Guard shall have been organized,
and the Capitol Square thereby the better
protected, which he hopes will be very
TT. F. OWENS,
re- "Colonel and A. D. Cn
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A HINT TO REPUBLlCANs.-lCor. Clncln-
natl Coanaercial.]-Nesc York, Dec. 90
Cad Senator McCreery, OF Kentucky, de-
liyered his resurrectionist speech before
the recent elections in this State the Repub-
Democracy. would have swept the State by
an overwhelming majority.
There is not the slightest doubt of this, |
assure YOU; and if men like McCreery and
Jones Of the Kentucky delegation. wish TO
render the greatest possible service to the
Republican party, they will take pains to
make motions and speeches Of this partIcu-
lar kind from time to time.
McCreery has inhamed the spirit Of "loy-
alty" here in a most remarkable way, and
it seems not unlikely that the power Of his
great "resurrectionist" speech will be felt
as far away as the Presidential campaign OF
1872.
This State has been carried by the Demo
cracy in the last two elections simply be.
cause great numbers of voters who had
formerly acted with the Republican party
went over to the Democratic side, on the
ground that old issues were buried and
new questions required decision. But 1t
would be q very easy thing to drive these
voters back to the Republicans, so that the
| State would he ali easy prize for that party.
| Senator McCreery, aided by Jones and
other members of the Kentucky delegation
| in both Houses Of Congress, are evidently
the men to do This. They are too good
Democrats to refuse to oblige the Republl-
cans in matter of this kind. The HUT is
one. however, which will not be lost upon
| the Republicans. SOLITAIRE.
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The Federal Income Tex.

u Is amusing to one acquainted with the
facts of the case to read what the ITaoane'
tho Herald. and the Times, of New fork
CITY, the San, Of Baltimore, the Lea9eT, o
phiIade,nbia, and others having large III
comes. saw of the Federal income tax. They
rcnrcsent it rs an extremely unpopular
tax; they declare that "thc people de-
mand its repeal; they denounce it as 'fnq"'s'
itorial;" and say many other things cou'
corning it which can be prompted D!
nothing but selc.intcrest. AS to lis uhPop'
uarity, and the demand made o.! tue
people" for its repeal. IL Is su'i''eh' w
state TINT according 10 late report OF
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue hui
GAO lSa nersops In the whole Union patd
this tax when the amount exempted was
only a thousand dollars. VI these l34, SSs
maid tax on only three thousand dol
lars. So that the amount exempted being
now two thousand dollars, it is likely
that there are but very few more than
ono hundred thousand persons in the
entire country who pay this tax nj ALL
And as all who do pay it have incomes eN-
cecdng two thousand dollars, 1t IS yer!
evident that, with few exceptions, 1t falls
Upon those best able to bear it. There are
millions of voters in the country, ana but a
bare hundred thousand Of them pay the
income tax. 1t is plain. then, that as NOT
one voter in fifty is affected by the tax en-
cept SO far as it relieves him from paying
an additional tax in some other FORM ALI the
talk about the appropriately of the tax IS
bosh. To 20 before crowd Of intelligent
voters and make speech against the ln-
come tax is one of the siliest things poll
tician could do i; for nine out OF every ten
OF them would rather have that tax con-
tinued, and the tax upon tobacco, or the
tariff upon sugar, salt, coffee, &C., &C., re-
pealed-these last bearing very heavily
upon the vast majority Of the voters.
As to :he inquiStorial" nature OF tho
income tax, let those who make cigars, or
manufacture tobacco, or diStil whiskey.
say whether it can possibly be more inqui-
sitorial than the tax upon these occupa-
tions. To mention the vexatious persecu-
tions aIld prying investigations to which
all sorts Of manufacturers are compelled to
submit is to satisfy every one acquainted
with the internal revenue laws and the
mode Of their enforcement that no tax can
he more "inqui,itorial" than those to
which the classes we have named are liable.
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Senator McCreery's Resolution.

II is evident from the comments Of some
Of the Virginia papers upon Senator Nc
CREEIYs resolution that they suppose it
was merely one iuquiring into Mrs. LEES
title to Arlington. The part Of the resolu-
ton which we here quote has escaped their
noticc-to wit:
"And if craveyards have been established
on the land, then the committee shall ascer-
tain and report the number Of interments.
on what terms suitable spot for the ceme-
terry can be purchased in the neighborhooG,
and the probable cost Of removing the
bodies to the new place Of sepulture."
. It was this proposition to remove the
bones Of twenty thousand soldiers that so
shocked our northern g brethren" If Mr..
McCREERY had offered i simple resolution
Of inquiry as to Mrs. TEES claim to the
place, it would. no doubt, have been passed
by the Senate.
But there is more TO be said against this
resolution. Arlington was not contiscated
for or or account of General LEES So
called "trcason.' 1t was sold 10 pay Fede.
raj taxes, and the title passed just as titles
pass in Virginia to these who purchase
lands sold for taxes. We presume that
Mrs. LEE has the right to redeem this
property, and that the Federal courts will
protect her in all Of her rights.
For every reason, then, Mr.. McCREERY';
resolution was M unfortunate one, to say
least. He may have meant well. We
'n- Wing to credit him SO far. But as tx
are ".,- rtand discretion, the less said tht
hisJuaShe- nor VANCE and many. othe
pet'ei' 'o'ci, "ere expecting to have
worthy men who '. .;es removed at =,
their political disahill.. IlcCrrrpv n
early day may thank MIR. ,oross ov
having aroused feeling In Co., -:hcro1
tremely untavorable to such acts or H.
fly and justice.
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L1E-Lay.-Persons not grossly ignorant
sometimes say they will lay [meaning lie1
down; that they had laid [lainl an hour, or
that the hammer is laying [lyingl by the
tacks. Lie means to recline; its past tense
is lay-"I lay there all that night" its
participates lying and lain. Lay used OF
present time) means to put something
down-one lays a carpet its past is laid
IL laid 1t nv self )" its participates laying
and laid" I was Interrupted while laying
it, and 1t was not all laid till night"
So writes in his book that literary charla'
tan, RICH &RD GRANT WHITE. Ifhe had un
derstood ahe subject, he would have need
to say nothing more than that she" is al
intransitive verb, whilst "lay' is transi
tive verb that the latter is always followed
by an objective case-the former never.
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NE THE GREAT PICTORIAL AN
NUAL.-Hostetter's United asttes Almanac for
Js7l, for distribution gratis Throughout the
United States, and all civilized countries OF the
Western Hemisphere, will be published about the
first Of january In the English, German, French,
Norwegian, Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian,
and Spanish languages, and all who wish 10 I'M
derstapd the true philosophy ofhealth should read
and ponder the valuable suggestions It contains.-
in addition to an admirable medical treatise on
the causes prevention, and cure Of great variety
ofdlseases 1t embraces large amount OF infor-
nation interesting to the merchant. the mechan-
ic, the miner, the farmer, the planter, and pro-
fessionaI man: and the calculations have been
m ade for such meridians and ATTITUDES as are most
suitable for a correct and comprehensive NATION
AL CALENDAE.
The nature uses and extraordinary sanitary
effects of.J: SHELTERS STOMA CHI BITE RE-,
the starle tonic and Alternative OF more than nail
tire Christian world fully SET forth IN us pages
which are also intcrspersed with pictorial lliustra-
tions, valuable cipes for the household anu larD,
humorous anecdotes and other instructive ana
amusing reading matter, original ana eelccteo.
Among the ANIMALS to appear win the opening OF
the wear this Will be che Of the most useful, AND
1n0y be had for the asking. The proprietors,
Mcssrs. PoSTETTER s. SMITH. Pittsourg; ia on
recrtpt of a two cent stamp will forward copy
bv III al 10 any person who cannot procure one In
his ueighborluod. The B'tters are sold In every
city, town, and village. and are extensively useo
throughout Il C entire civilized world.
de 2g--cod1wSwlt
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me- PREMATURE DECAY.-Thou.

sands 20 annually into premature graves because
they neglect to preserve that inestmsbe blessing,
good health. Sufferers from Liver Complaint,
dyspepsia, Constipation, and similar aimen's,
your dis ,ase viii tase Its inevitable course, and
end your DAYS on earth, perhaps suddenly unless
yoa take The means t. pTeventit. But beware or
false methods. aud use only sure protection
only absolute remedy for them Tost'fy your
selves at once by course Of MISHLER'S HFRR
BIT TERS, and thus render your constitution ard
disorders and the ordinary com plants which pre-.
vail In every locality The most distin euished
tice and positively declare that re whole science
OF medicine possesses no remedy that Is half as
eiacacious for diseases arising from disordered
stomach liver, Kidneys, inte5ines, &C., as MfSH-
J.FR'S HERB BITTERS. Sold by all druggists
and dealers.
DIR. s. B. HARTMAN & Co, Props
&c 20 -eodlw&wlt Lancaster Pa.
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PUBLIC DEBT Commemorative have
been Informed by Hon. Thos. Sweeney, of
this city, one Of the commissioners appoint.
cd by Gov. Stevenson last winter on behalf
OF West Virginia, that the failure of the
commissioners to meet and transact the hu-
siaess for which they were appointed was
due to the failure Of the State to comply
with one of the conditions upon which they
accepted the trust. When Mr.. Sweeney
was rendered the appointment by the Gov
elnor it was accepted only upon condition
that the State would employ and pay for
the services of skiIlful and professional
accountant to assist the commissioners in
the work proposed. A few weeks later the
Governor informed MIR. Sweeney that no
appropriation had been made for such ser.
wees, and That he had no authority to en-
ploy an accountant. There the matter
dropped. The commissioners held no meet
ing and took no action in the PREMISES
Wheeling Register.
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AFTER the 1st of January there ought to
be some abatement in the prices of tea, cof-
fee, sugar, and spices. On that day re;
in the duty on tea, of about one and quar-
ter cent a pound in the duty on SUI
gar. and two cents pound in the duty on
coffee. On spices there will be a large re-
duction, and also considerable addition to
the free List this last mainly in the special
interest of the manufacturers. The sur
plus revenue for future years is estimated
BY Protectionist organs at one hundred mil
lions per annum, and they propose to keep
1t up at this figure for their own benefit and
that OF the bondhoIders.
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RALru WALDO EMERSON, according to the
New York Tribune, has ono hesitation or
"false modesty in giving, as the result Of
"his laborious LIES reflection, his convic-
"ton that the work of the founders of
"Ncw England was the greatest yet per-
formed by men; that this country leads
"to-day the vanguard of the world; that
"the town Of Boston is the true starting
"point of the highest civilization of the
"planet.'
But this Is too rich. II cannot but re-
mind every intelligent reader Of the sell.
complaccncv Of savages.
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TEE NEW METHOD Of supplying water to
the Continental Hotel, in Philadelphia, by
means OF the artesian we'll, has after a trial
well Ia two hundred feet deep, one hun.
drad and fity-lve of which was bored
through solid rock. The bore is eight
inches Ia diameter. Fifty thousand gallons
OF water can be obtained for use every day.
The cost for the work was three thousand
dollars. The water obtained is softer, puler,
and much healthier for both cooking aud
drinking purposes. The uniform tempera-
tursi So
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WE understand that dogs are making rear
fpl havoc among the farmers sheep in the
neichborhood of Newtown. Mr.. R. 7. Rust
and ". Slrothcr Jones have lost number
in the past few weeks. There should be n
law to tax persons who have dogs running
loose. They are not only nuisance in the
we would soon get rid of a great number of
DOGS that are of no account to the owners,
but are great nuisance to the people; No
person having a good hunter or yard dog
would object to paying tax upon him.
Winchester Times.
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DIED,

go - DIED.
On Tuesday evening, the a7th inst, of typhoid
fever, LUCIEN HILL.
His funeral will take place from the residence
fween Main and Cary streets, TOMORROW
tThrrsday) MORNING, the goth Instant at II
O'Clock. The friends OF the family are ,nVited 70
attend the funeral without further notice.
yos,srd,v morning, MARY MCCORMICK, In
FAINT child Of d. j. and Bridget Mccormick.
Her funeral will take place THIS MORsiNG3. az
Main street. The friends Of the family are in-
viled to attend.
At his residence. In this city. at ~ O'CLOCK Z.
NJ. De, embar a7th, DR. BEVERLEY X. WE'LL
FDRD, In the 74th year OF his age.
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
s.rest WILLIAM CAMPBELL, aged 81 years, OF
His remains left this city this morning for In
terInent IN b .ltImore. Md.
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sYECaAL NOTICES.
ME- ELEGANT FANCY GOODS Fur
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.

...... EKEOHAk NOH13jExSs
~ ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
PRICE & co. have just opened
Elegant POINT APPLIQUE SETS and Coh-
LARS;
LACE TRIMMED LINEN SETS, fancy boxes
HEMSTITCHED LAWN HANDkERohihfe'
splendid boxes; ,,r,,s,
VALENCIA COLLARS, VALENCIA sE's'
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. every shade
MARQUIS TWu-BUTTON GLOVES.
None but BEST gloves sold.
CLOAKS AND sHAWLs
cunou, .seortnant HLACK CLOTH CLOAkS;
BRCEHE sHAWLS, $50 to $50;
RICH STRIPED, LONG, ana 81 Ia II L
SHAWLS;
LONG and SQUARE BLANKET eha " Ao'
HOUSE SHAWLS and SCARFs, &C.
DRESS GOODS:
EMPRESS, all colors; VELoURs;
IRISH and FRENCH POPLINs;
OTTOMANS, DELA1NES;
SPLENDID POPLINS, 20, Is, and Soc;
DIAGONAL POPLINS, very cheap;
FIGURED DFLAINES;
TYCOON REPS, &c.
MOURNING GOODS:
sOMBAZINES, OTTOMANs, SATTEENs,
REPS, MOHAIRs, TAM1SE, &C.,
of unequalled shade and finish; with everything
ei'e Hee0'0 ~ Jul '' T. R. PRICE s Co.,
de2a llol Main street.
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CARDozo, FoURQUREAN 4 CO..
~ No. 1909 MAIN STREET,
s. Opposite poss-of1ceh
have JUST OPENED an elegant stock Of
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL LACEs
LACE COLLARS
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs,
LACE SETS, &C., &C.
New aud handsome Ladies' and Gents
NELK-TIES,
in endless variety.
FANCY HANLKERCHIEF BOXES
PLAIN AND HEMsT1TCEED
HANDKEECHIEFS
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS.
new styles;
together With the most varied assortment Of
GOODS SUITED TO THE HOLIDAYS
they have ever offered.
LACE COLLARS AND HANDKERCHIEF
. from 2sc. to s:s.
CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.
Ide lol
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SMALL FARas.-GREELEY is trying to
prove that large farms are not alscays bet
ter than small ones. When we, some years
ago, opened fire on the twaddle then so
common as to the superiority of small
farms, we felt as if we had scarcely hacker
in the country.
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HoLrpAY aooDs.
NEW HOLIDAY Books

NEW HoLlDA1 oo j;
walks ABOUT RICHMOND"
IA A STORY FOE Boys, rss
ALSO, A sU1DE-BooK FOB THE oi4x
OF: RICHMOND.
This Is handsome little volume' oounu -
cloth, embracing l7s pages, with illussrat'onS'
and a fine photograph of Gen, LEE. Price, 7So'
-,-...s. ALSO, l.
"EDeAR's sTRUeGLE,"
A STORY OF TEMPTATION;
1o7 pages with two full-page illustrations.
Price, 4sc. 4s 81
For sale by MCCARTHY & ELLYsOF,
Publishers, No. Old Main street,
dees-n AND tT THE BOOKSTORES.
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h~ TABLE-CLOTHS, i:
Il NAPKINS, DOYLIES, -
sHEETINGS, ..... ..
PILLOW-CAsE COTTON,
MARSEILLE5 QUILTS, ii,
BLANKETS,
TOWELS, ..-
TOWELING, ...g..e9rsos@
CRASH,
HUCKABACK,
All at lower prices than ever, :at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 aud l2l6 Main street.
BLACK SILKS lower than ever;
yELvETEEES In all qualities;
CLOAK LOOPS and DRESS BUTTONS. de u
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~ LACEs AND EMBRO1DERIEs.

~ LACES AND EMBROlDERIES.
large assortment OF
CAMBRIA EDGINGS and INsERTINGS,
INFANTS FROCK WAISTS.
INFANTS ROBES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS,
BANDS,
LACES OF all kinds;
LACE SETS, -
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS, at
LEVY BROTHERS., -
1918 and 1915 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON zoe.
per pound. de rs
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4" OIL OF VITRIOLl
OH. OF VITRIOL OIL OF VITR1OL!
Pure and full strength. The Baltimore copper
Company have in Thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are manufacturing supe-
rior article Of
OIL OF V1TRIOL,
which they are at all times prepared 10 Snip 'n
quantities to suit purchasers. Making its produc-
ton a suecialty. our prices will be found more
advantageous to buyers than at ary other city.
HENRY MARTIN, Pres't
ce,c., 30 South St., B altimore, Md. de a-eodly
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spECrAL noTTCEs.
me- CARPETS, CARPETS.

oaosLEY,s ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPET
atS1.so per yard; 4 ~,
Superior THREE PLY. and lNdhAAH oAn
PETS; .-,s..-a.,-.-.. -.-ee--' -.
HEMP CARPET, striped and printed, full yasa
wide, at a7Ac.; -
STAIR CARPET, all widths;
OIL CLOTHS. all widths; -,
on, CLOTH RUGS for placing under Stoves
washstands, at doors, and wherever else re-
auired to protect the carpet; ....:
VELVET RUGS and DOOR MATS.
= LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1916 Main street.
Use John A. Clark, Jr., & Co.'s SPOOL oot'
TON, the best In use. Try It. ue 80
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Ma:RRIEyp,

ON the morning or ths aad instant, at the: resi-
H Rsrnes - MIR. WM II. BA mes. of James City
county. and Miss BETTE A. HoCKADAf, OF
New Kent county, Va.:M
In this city on thasalst December By tne Rsy:
Thos. l.. Prcston, LUTHER r. COSBY to MISS
sALLIE A. AsHBY.sN No cards. .gss5,a,
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m- CHRISTMAS AT GoLDBACK's

Just received, LACE, EMBROIDERED, M
TIAL and other HANDKERCH1EFs; EN-
BROIDE COLLARS and CUFFS, GILT and
JET JEvELRY. NAPKINS, FUas, ia
PANESE SILK only $40, sHAWLS, SHIRTS
NECK-TIEs and everything to GLADDEN. the heart,
from the smallest up to the giant, at
+. A. GOLDBACE's,
deoa GOT Broad street, between 9Th and 18th.
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NE. TO PHYSICIANS.
We shall receive In a few days supply of
THE PHYSICIANS, DIARY.

n,b,,sbeo by Tilden & Co., Of New York, con-
to,n,ng q v,s,, ing List, Diary, and Daily Memo
randi. and many tables Of valuable information
for the profession.
Sent to US for complimentary distribution.
de4-if,TuThat PURCELL, LADD & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-28

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