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MT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

MT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
LEVY BROTHERS.
Handsome EMBROIDERED HliNDkERCHIEFS,
LACEand LINEN SETS of COLLARS aud CUFFS,
po1ST-LACE HANDKERCHIEFS and COL
LARS,
yaLENCIENNEs nANDKERCHIEFs and
COLLARS,
HANDKERCHIEF aud GLOVE-BOXES,
CENT?, EaIEN'S DREsSING-CAsES, nicely fur
nIshcd with BRUSHES, COMBS, SHAVING
APPARATUS, &C.;
CIGAR BOXES.
TEA CADDIEs,
PAPER RACKS,
WALNUT and LEATHER CARD-RECEIvERs,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET-BOOKS, BAGS, and PURSES;
SLIPPER PATTERNS,
NECK-TIEs,
NECK RIBBONS and TIES,
KID, BERLIN, BUCK, DOG SKIN, and SILK
GLOVES;
TABLE-CLOTHs,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
DRESS GOODS,
Elegant HAIR BRUSHES.
FANS In endless variety-the largest and best-as-
sorted stock ever offered In this city;
Elegant BRoCHE, CASHMERE, PLAID, and
STRIPED sHAWLs;
CAsSIMEREs,
VESTINGS,
SILK and LINEN uANDKERCIHEFs.
INFANTS. WORK, aud TRAVELLING
BASKETS;
TABLE and PIANO-COVERS,
PARASOLS and PARASOL-COVERS,
CRIB, CRADLE, and BED BLANKETS;
SASHES,
and hundreds of ether articles suitable for holiday
presents. ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. do Il
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The Country.

It Is terrible to read the sad picture OF dis-
trcss In the country presented by Yesterday
Wing No people ever were so sofa out anu
so turned out Of houses and homes as the
Virgin;ans, They wander in the cold winds
and sbiyer in the pitilcss rains, and have not
even 80 good shelter as the Arkansas nd
dler. Such suffering, the Wing mtilnates,
stimulates the sufferers to resistance in some
fcrciblc and fearful manner.
We cannot imagine how our respected
ncighbor worked out of his mind the dark
picture. Can it be possible that we have
such wreck and desperation in Virginia!
We have known something of Virginia In
various parts Of her boundaries, and we are
entirely unable to recognize in the picture q
true portraiturc Of what has occurred. In
our opinion in no State has the creditor been
more indulgent. Nowhere in proportion to
indebtedness have there been fewer forced
sales. The creditors and the courts and the
sheriffs have all combined TO save property
from sacrifice.
We are satisfied that the indulgence dis
PLAYED in Virginia has been injurious to the
debtor. 1t would have been better had he
sold of his property after the war, paid his
debts, and been free man. Postponement
has but sunk the debtor deeper in the miro,
rs land has continued to dccline In value. 1t
is, however, rcyiving in most sections; but
debts are increasing, and the day of settle
mcnt must come.
The consequence Of the paying Of debts is
n,surdly misrepresented by many writers Of
country letters. The money that is paid
does not 60 out of the State. What one man
PAYS enables the man who receives to pay
what he owes, and in the course Of few
days, or hours indeed, often settles claims to
II hundred times It's amount. We have long
been familiar with these horrid apprehen-
sions Of the consequences of paying debts.
Nothing could be more benificent and perva-
ding i'll its good. When the process begins
it is like starting the sap IN the trees which
soon clothes them in abundant foliage and
fills the forest with delight.
How can men be so Mortified at redecming
honest obligations. Everybody owes some
thing. IL ali pay there will be none dis
trcsscd If all could meet at rendezvous
and display claims and obligations, it would
be soon seen how little money would pay
them all.
Look at the horse-shoes--how many mil
lions they cost in year! Can't we as well
get up little horror on that liney How is it
possible that PROSTATE people, down-trod-
den in the dust and dirt Of oppression, can
pay SO many millions for these horrid horse
shoes, or still more millions for fences See
what huge burden is imposed upon Il long
suffering people!
Really there is no good ground for fresh
outburst of popular grief--a renewed out
break of popular resistance. Times are stca-
Oily imrrovins-slowly, indeed, but surely.
Last year the people paid two years taxes;
the ensuing year they pay only one years
taxes. That will be relief. The Auditor
says the two years taxes have been paid with
unusual rromptness. Nobody proposes to
increase the taxes, we believe. Really. whence
il all this ommotion-motion?
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Congressional Hits.

They have some fun i'll the Senate some
times. There were good things said on
"Wednesday by Mr.. HILL Rcpublican), Of
Georgia, in running fire with SUMNER. Mr..
SUMNER introduced his everlasting "supple-
mcnt to the civil rights BILL" the object OF
which was to put blacks and whites upon an
equality III all public places, and on cars,
steamboats,, &c. We extract a passage or
two:
Mr.. SUMNER: Mr.. President, We have a
yiudication on this floor Of inequality Us q
principle, ms political rule.
Mr.. HILL: On which race, ] would in
quire, does the inequality to which the sena-
tor refers operate?
Mr.. SUMNER: On both. Why, the eena-
tor would not allow white man to 20 into
the same car with cOlored man.
Mr.. HILL: Not unless he was invited, per-
haps' LLaughter.l
Mr.. SUMNER: May ask the senator if
he is excluded from any right on account OF
his color? The senator says he is sometimes
excluded from something at hotels or on rail-
roads. l ask whether there is any exclusion
on account Of color that bears on him.
Mr.. HILL: l answer the senator. l have
been excluded from ladies' cars on railroads.
| do not know OH what account precisely; l
do not know whether it was OH account of
my color, but | think it more likely that it
was on account Of my sex. [Laughter.l
Mr.. SUMNER: But the senator, as l ,sss,s,
derstand, insists That it is proper Oil accou.@
of color. That is his conclusion.
Mr.. HILL: No; insist that it is no denial
OF right, provided all the comfort and secil-
rity be furnished to passengers alike.
The following side-dish was made up on
the whipring-post. Mr.. BIGGs is from Della
ware:
Mr.. BIGGS: will answer the gentleman
by saying that l give the State of AIassachtl-
sets credit, and | think she did what was
right and proper i'll establishing her bureau
ana paying her bureau, instead Of coming to
| the Congress of the United States and ask
ing the Federal Congress to pass bin to
examine the social, educational, or sanitary
condition of the people of this country. Such
an investigation should be confined to the
State. So far as the State Of Delaware is con-
cerned, and especially as regards the whip
plnS-post, that is an institution which we
ourselves to-day are proud of. 1t has only
been established for telons, and scoundrels,
and thieves, and robbers; and to the glory
OF the State be it said that no man has been
caught back at it a second time after he has
been once properly whaled. [Laughter.l
Mr.. HOAR: The gentleman says that no
man has ever been whipped the second time.
VIII he tell me whether any woman has been
whipped the second time?
MIR. BIGGS: Not SO far as am able to
say. But may say that we have had quite
an emigration from the State of Delaware
into the State of Massachusetts. [Laughter.]
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us,iforr1 tariff of prices but tnat 10 We t
ar,,,enr that any slnjust discrimination mas
heen made nv such associatior, against tne
etafe Tint firms not in the associauon ,Were
a,ynrdefi contracts according to their faclnties
for the execution of the same and that u Goes
NOT anrear that the Superintendent OF fupilc
Printing originated or was IN any way UT
properly connected with the associatloh VI
combination referred to.
ON motion of Mr.. WALL, these reports
were laid on the table and ordered 10 De
printed.
pycr,.RAT1os AS TO TIE PUBLIC DEBT
Mr.. SMITH. of Nelson, submitted the ioi-
lowing concurrent resolution, upon Whcil
he asked the immediate Judgment OF the
House: -, ru,,+
"Resoiced (he Senate concurr.ngl, Inat
in adopting measures to suspend the itrthe5 I
funding of the public debt, and TO Wilhholu
the payment of the january interest on u,e
mart funded, this General Assembly enter
t,ins no intention to disregard the just opli-
gntions of the State to her creditors, but re-
Serves to itself the right to review the pro9i-
sions of the law commonly known as tle
funding BILL and to institute such changes ,
therein rs NAV seem legal and proper, or II
need he. to repeal it altogether, ana 10 niahe
snch calm and deliberate examination OF Tue
financial condition of the State ana Oh the
taxnble capacity of the people as VIII enapte
Il IN form = correct estimate of what the state
Is able TO do at this time to meet sucn ooilsa-
tion." not no
better expressed than in the above resoiu-
ton. 1od
noes, none.
PAYMENT OF INTEREST.
House joint resolution suspendlhS tue pay,
mont of interest en- the public debt came ui
az the special order, and was passed Dy TIC
necessary two-thirds vote: Ayes, ID; noes
81.
RErUDIATIoN.
The resolutions offered by Messrs. DANlEi
and WHARTON pledging the House not TO pass
any act Of reputation were, on motion OF
MI. JONES, of Gloucester, laid on the taDie,
resolutions of similar import having been
already adopted.
BILLS, &C., INTRODUCED AND REFERRED. i.
Bv Mr.. FITZGERALD: Petition of citizens
of Roanoke county for reassesslleht VI
lands. r,:uo.
Rv Mr.. WATTS: Petition of Samuel Giles
pie that claim be granted.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
was granted Messrs. OFEERAL, DESEALb'
PARKS, BIsHor, and RATLIFF for three Jay
each, WALKER for four days, SUTilER lLs,
CUumlSGs, FREEMAN, and BERNARD lor tMe
DAYS each, and WHARTON ana DoSALD oile
day each. These leaves of absence aite IRON
the re;issemblinS OF the House on t'ic "a u
January.
Adjourned.
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DIED,
I'm Friday December 22d. at o'clock \. NJ, Mrs.
ELIZA GENTRY. widow OF me aie ehir'e' "eu-
try In the Il Xty-Sccond year or her age. .,o
Her funeral will take place at her iatc Tesuencei
ON Franklin street between Twcnty-Socohu aliu
Twcntv-thirtl on SUNDAY the 9th Instant at lla-
mast . o'clock. The friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend
On the night Of the 2lst instant, Mrs. EL!NOR
JOHNSON aged eighty years. .,,
The funeral services will take place from inc resi-
dcn.e Of her son-iu-law. Mr. X. Todd Broad street
letweeu First and Second. on THIS ISaturu'i!|
MORNING atlI O'Clock. The friends ana acliih'nt-
anccs of the fimily respectfully invited to at
tend.
In this CITY, on Yesterday afternoon, Rev. JAMES
Il. TAYLOR, u. D., i'll the si&ty-ninth year u Ills
age. ,.a e,.o. pnt;st
cllurchat o'clock TOMORROW Sunday Az Lii
NOON.
In Baltimore Md, at the residence Of Il. ": Nc
GIridcr after short but rinfu illness Mrs. 4 NtiE-
LIMA Il. VOOLFOLK. reltcf of the late IlchcSrl
Voolfolk. Sr.. of Caroline county Va.
She died rs she had lived for the last forty years q
ourr devoted, and earnest Christian. Her loss VIII
be long felt by all who knew her hlt more espec:'n
by those dear ones of her household who are LEFT
behind. Yet they sorrow not rs those VINO nave ho
hope
On the clst instant from the effects OF burn re,
ceyed on the Goth. HELEN DAVID. youngest ciillG
of David Grove, deceased, and Annie E Grove, aSel
two years and four months
The. funeral will take place from the residence of
Its mcllcr. on Twcny-scycrth pear street, liilS
ShII!RDAY. o3d. mt /. NJ. Friends and ac'Iuint-
anrcs arc respectfully invited to attend WITHOUT UT
Their notice.
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We concur heartily with the Wing in
urging the proper authorities to postpone the
sale of public securities, advertised soon to
come of. The rumor that there is ring fill
clustering to "bear" the stocks of Virginia
against that day of sale is current. 1t first 81"
the light of the newspaper world through the
Lynchburg Vlrg'atan. We know nothing
of its foundation, if it has any. BUT it would
be we'll to postpone the sale at least until the
question of what Is to be done to maintain
the State credit is settled.
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The WASHINGTON PoUpRETTE COMMITTEE
The committee for looking into the rotten
ness of official character in the Federal Co
yernment, as our readers know, has been
thoroughly packed. 1t has been, beyond
question, packed with the purpose of stran-
Cling investigation. Mr.. BUCKINGHAM, the
chairman Of the committee, is a very straight
forward, honest Republican; but what q set
of men he presides over! He has two poor
Democrats, who, being tied to the ultra Re
publicans, will be awfully dragged and tugged
about, with no power to take any otherroute
but that along which they are dragged. Mr..
BUCKINGHAM isas badly of as was Du CHAiLLU,
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New Books.

David Copperfcld. BY CHARLES DICKENS
New York D. APPLETON il Go.
This is part of the handy volume" edi-
ton of D1CKENs's works in the course of pub
lication by ArrLEToN & Co.
Pleasure. A Holiday Book Of Prose and
Verse. New York: u. APPLETON d co.
A book of brief stories and poems intended
for the holidays.
Both of these works for sale by WOOD
HOUSE g. PARTAM.
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me- FOR CHRISTMAS
AND NEW YEAR.

NE FOR CHRISTMAS
AND NEW YEAR.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.
FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS, AS WE'LL
AS STABLES FOR THE COLD
WEATHER.
T. Il. PRICE & co.
continue to keep their splendid stock well up, anu
have recently opened for the holidays presents &c.
Beautiful boxes HEMSTITCHED and EAlBROID-
Erred HANDkERCHIEFS,
LACE COLLARS AND LACE SETS,
LADIES' FANCY SILK SCARFS,
GENTS GLOVES and TIES,
LADIES' KID GLOVES, all numbers and shades
IN DRESS GOODS:
FRENCH ShTINS, all colors:
SUITING SERGES aud REPS,
IRISH and FRENCH POPLINS,
OTTOMAS, EMPRESS, and TYCOOSS.
IN STAPLES:
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
BLANtETS-a full line;
REPELLANTS, LINSEYS,
sHEETINGS, COTTONS, TOWELS,
WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
GLOVES, C0RSETS to fit every figure, &c,
All they ask from critical public is an examina-
ton and comparison Of their stock.
r. X. PRICE & CO.
dc1s 11O1 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 arr. d. BRIGGSs RREAD, CAKE,
y AND CRACKER BAKERIES,
eos, 707 MAIs STREET AND &26 BROAD STREET.

The largest and best assortment OF y,
FANCY, and ORNAMENTAL CAKES 10 DC loana
In the city can be had at BRlGGs's bAhEtsi1''
Nos. 70y Main street and 426 broad sirea.
~ mt forget to call and sec FAMILY CAKE
baked. iced, and ornamented at all times during the
dry.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-Th men, & -
I'VE bers of LOGE FRANCHISE, No. So. Xxx
are requested to attend 4 called meeting att w
Washington Hall TOMORROW Sunday AFTER
NOON at o'clock, in order to proceed to Broad
Street Methodist church. where Rev. Brother j. +.
EDWARDS, ID. D., at o'clock will deliver Masonic
sermon.
Members of Nos. 0, TO- H. 10, 80, do 81 rs, and $780,
are invited TO participate with us on this occasion.
The ushers appointed by the WorShipful Master
will report for duty at the church.
PETERFIELD TRENT,
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Tn the providence Of God VIC arc called to mourn
the loss of valued officer OF our ASSOCIATION ana
faithful servant of the Master. Since the oralllAlc
ton of the Young Mems Christian Association on
Richmond no officer has for longer period ana WIN
greater fidelity discharged duties deyoved
upon him than WILLIAM ii. W AKER As the ilDr'irl-
All of the Association FROM It's organization TO te pre-
sent time, lie has lahnred earnestly ana SUGGEST uiy
in promoting its highest Interest Ever faithful 10
his trust, courteous yet firm III the discharge Oh
duty he has won the esteem and love of the ne;i-
bcrs of the Association and commanded Inc rcspecl
Of nil whose privilege 1t was tn visit our rooms ana
avail themselves of the advantages OF our library
We trust that his faithfuncsS In the Master 5
service has induced many Of our members to con-
scrrtc themselves earnestly to the extension OF
the kingdom OF the Redeener His dying Injunction
to- the Association was that its objects anu laDors
should be characterized by greater spirituality, and
that the Young men of our community should DC
more powerful agent for good.
..RtSolrcd, That us IN expression OF our high APP
probation of the virtues and picty of Mr. WILLIAM
Ii. WALKER this minute he published In the papers
of the city, and copy forwarded to his family
WILLIAM Z. MCNFORD,
j. V. DANIEL,
W. G. MAYO,
Committee.
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MEETINGS..
RICHMOND COMMANDE
KNIGHTS TEN
hnnntn lao y.

RICHMOND CoMMANDERY, No. .
KNIGHTS TEMrLAR, 7
December %. 1871.
ORDERS No. 15.-SIR KNIGHTS ~
" You will assemble ut Washington ~
Hall. Oh Broad between Ninth and Tenth ~
streets, In full dress, with black gloves and + y
black gallntlcts, on TOMORROW Sum-
dlyl the 2ih instant, at o'clock J.. NJ promptly, to
act us escort TO Logo Franchise No. 3d. on the occa-
sion of the Masonic sermon by Rev. Sir D. E. Ed
wards, -. d.
Ey order of the Eminent Commander.
THOMAS II. DEWITT. Captain-Gcneral.
WILLIAM J. RIDDICK, Recorder. de 23-lt
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
MADAME j. 81. GRANGER,

MADAME j. 81. GRANGER
62I BROAD STREET, ,,,.,
was the recipient of THREE fkE3ltt Pc ,t ,ns
with metalsl al the late Virginia Fair, tskpS ~ NIX
and, Us heretofore, offers to the ladies OF Ei,nIr
her services for the repairing OF hae LA'f'S'
SHAWLS, LACE CURTAINS, etc. ,rr,,
Also, just received, a linc assortment oI sErS
LACE, PRIZE LACE, IMITATION LASf; 90 49, -;
and LINEN CUFFS and COLLARS. OF sss W.
latest styles and at most reasonable price. re,y
Also fnyites the sttention of the ladies To- Nc"
and select line OF JEWELRY. including INC ~ ~ ~
style of SILVER and tine FRENCH GILL; Soy~ts III
much worm In the leading cities, An early %" '''s
examination Will Fay all. ,,,il
p S--kememher, ladies' that Mrs. G'iASes ah, -
do up once free of charge all LACE g,,a 80. Gem
her this year. EoieInIA&S-----~-- -
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n-1s71 CHRISTMAS. 1871.
PIZZINrS CONFECTIONERY,
s07 BROAD STREET.
PLAIN CANDIES, FRENCH CANDIES
FANCY BOXES, GERMAN SURPRISE,
CITRON. CURRANTS, RAISINS,
GELATIEE, FIRE-CRACKERS,
IREWORKS, TORPEDOES,
DOLLS, MAGIC TRICKS,
GLAZED FRUITS,
CRYsTALLIZED FRUITS.
A large stock of CHRISTMAS GcoDs Ju.' re.
.o,,od ord nrices have been reduced to suit the
times.
PLAIN CANDIES at CSC. per pound.
FRENCH CANDIES ut so and 75c. per pound
For large quantities, discount. Call at
- ,o-,m PlZZINTS, son Broad street.
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NJ HEADQUARTERS FOR
pIsrn.s

NJ HEADQUARTERS FOR :
CHRIsTMAs.
ANDREW ANTONI.
Main street below the post-o1lce.
Pure FRENCH CANDIES only soc.,
Pure PLAIN CANDIES only &c,
IMPORTED FRENCH FRUITS only 81,
FANCY BOXES for candies,
EIRE-CRACKERS and ToRPEDOES,
TOYS and DOLLS,
ALMONDS, CURRASTs, RAIsiSS,
PRCNES, FIGS, SC,
ut reduced prices. Call and DO convinced.
de Is-eod ANDREW ASTOSf, 3Ioin street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMUsEaENx's. .-,~1----sII
NEETRoPOLITAN HALL.
OPENING CHRIsr.IAss,D A A:,y AND NIGHT.

AN nSL SIS&A sNr,As
OPENING oHFisr Hi1fTERsooN AND NIGHT.
COLONEL JOHN r. JoHEsTg9fSs'ssE xorrr.
TRANsGENDEST'r IPnAsliz IN fEiU ASPE
,,o most s nsgnifces gaintei splsn
dS seenes numerous ELECTS brief lecture Will sops
and sentiment u,.art fr,are viii be
In addition .snt sac 10 niTht oNE HUNDRED vALUA
He PRESENTS not dollartore arSi eP Pas
Genuine GOLD and SiLVER c MnI
ELABORATE china TEA, SE1Sn:
Fnli sets of handsome FuKNIIURREE'
Finest articles Of B0HEMIA WAnEGSs &c
CUT and GROUND-GLASS, A SEII
six DRESS PATTERNS, and hundreds OIL
ot sgcp pS person purchasing ticket conf
petIor Ior Or cents: reserved seats, 50 cents
chrissnaa afternoonAdmlssion to all parts OF tie
hall, rs cents; children, Is cents. III 80.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
First appearance in many years of the word-re-
no"heu ac''' Mr.. C.. w. COULDoCK,
who will appear in his artistic representation OF
MONDAY i EVESf flGh Besember 25 1871; .
VIII De per'0f"WSa1 Willow LIZ toPsE. - 90, no,.x
To- To conclude with the petite comedy of the
SATURDAY EFTERNooN, Commencing; S at
o'clock. Grand Family Matinee, THE CHIME ,,
CORNER. Admission to AL parts of the house Us 70
cents. --
GRAND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL
VI on SKATES at
ASSEMBLY HALL
on SATURDAY, December 3oth, ut s T. NJ
cre,t rrenarations are being made to make IL the
GRASpEsT of these delightful entertainments.
de 23-td ---
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ssse5TB- AIRY.

At a regular meeting Of the Directory OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF Richln4no'
ing ,rnort was presented and unanimously adopted.
III. u. DASFoRTII, Secretary.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
PER CENT. REDUCTION
PRICES OF WINTER CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
Being DESTROYS of closing out the balance Oh oaf
large and complete
STOCK OF WINTER GOODS, ALL OF THIS
SEASONS MANUFACTURES,
we will from this date offer them alta
REDUCTION OF FIFTEEN TO TWENTY PER
CENT. FROM REGULAR PRICES
FOR CASH.
For the accommodation Of mechanics ana WORK
Ingmen we will remain open every evening
until o'clock.
1907 Main street.
de ,s-1w opposite post-ofice
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srEeIAL NOTICE..

e1a~ JUeIiA'g KID GIDvEsss We hayei
now, for the rst time since the French and German
war, fun assortment or tic aforementioned cee-
brated BID LOVES, 20 which ne cali fine attention
of those who wish TO purchase The bestarcte manu-
featured. We have Jngia's sample, card, by which
we can order any style or color OF glove desired
should we not have the same In stock
LEVY BROTHERS,
deA Sole Agents for Jngia's KID Gloves
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MARRIED..
DIED.

December ost. 1871. in this city, ny Key: =. - III!
ting. Mr.. JAMES Ii. GIBBS and Miss BELLE
STEPHENS. z.
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Dry GOODS.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
~ GREATEST BARGAINS YET

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
IN GREATEST BARGAINS YET
JULIUS SYCLESS.
Has just received large additions I" his DEE
GOODS department, aud still receiving by almost
every express all the late styles, containing eNe.?
style and variety 10 De found in the northern arSc
TO which invite special attention nom al III "aa
Of DRY GOODS-yiz.,
Empress Cloths 1T so. co, and G5r., very cheap :
Satteens, IN all colors, ut G2!. 7J and Soc. irish io
Inns, new und beautiful, very low; jaPanes" ~ a'i
Poplins, all shades ana cO!urS: PAN ana J. "H.
Scrges ut -, a5 and 5oc.-half price Black Shs ~
$780, Sl7J. So 10 81, the best it the city, Eiack az
pacls u, 25, 30. 10, 50 10 T5c aud " per Nard; ila
Mcrino. Bombazirc. aud TaIDisc t!u:tS. 'heai.
Shaws, new styles in stripes. and hcautiE III S'.2
and IS; Black Shawls, single and doGnc' IL 81
prices; Broche Shaws 1T 81, $40. l259 10 '.9-c",s
and get one; White Blankets IL si.5a w. 70 sl9 W!
low Colorcd Blankets and Quilts, -. -, IS. ana
pair; full assortment or White. kc", hlli" "i'I
Gray F!anrels ut IS, so, 10. 50 TO i5c tad -, ;Cf
cheap; Opera FlanReis In ali coors, plan ara pi5i'
60 to 7sc Cloakin2 Cloths. al ColOrs and KINGS, &C.
&c.: White aud Colored Corduroy, nc" ana !l!rHs.
very cheap Cloas. the largest stock In tNc cllf ~
the lowest prices: Furs for l:tes misses :lii TN
drcn. IT extremely low figures. Ia fact, ever 'nIl
to be found in the Dry Goods Enc NJ Tie Io"'''
prices possible. ,-
All Of the above are new, and great bargains
Come and see them. ~
JULIUS SYCLE, AS Broad street
Store closed OF Saturday.
Statesmen: John \. Gary, W. ID. fowIrs "ch, -
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