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THRISTMAS DEPOT
FOR CHILDREN'S BOOKS.

ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The following list e,nhraces few Of my STANp-
ARD aud FINELY-lLLUSTRATED HOLIDAY
s hIDfSE for is750Bound voumv~CIoih, IS;
ROME. BY FRANCIS WEY. Conta lining three hun
signed by the most celebrated artists, and plan
OF Rome, with an introduction by W. W. sTo:
ny: bound In ane Turkey MOROCCO; =: :; a5
Song. Numerous illustrations; Turkey mo
voTRRfIe3 1 w0MEN or, Types Of Woman
cnieen ep2ravings on steel, from design. ~
pictures OF the principal characters VI ~ ~ 0
rpt bsT PWEIs 9GXIIEKY series Of Portrait
pressly for this work by the most eminent 5n so
IT i I1sI' sS''Sf PsicTiuREs DRAWN WITH Pen
Mp Mas PG 81 HxrURE: Selected from many
sHASGKlE tSsi' ANNUAL, with illustFac
ru tons LirrLE PEOPLE 0jF THE SNOW. BY
rp ae7 sST6R * Of ETH The FOUNTAIN By VII.
cottN i'm iPt LIFE illustrated by Poetry and
ByK Sges M0Utf. MILTON. C0WPER:. i GUID
SMll ii, BORNS, duu WIN Ii, UOuuu
In half calf, each ........................*2 90
AkEoPEARE, 13 vols, pocket edition. In neat
CHAMBERS MISCELLANY OF USEFUL AND
ENTERTAINING TRACTS. now complete;
new and improved edition; with portraits snd
illustrations. 12mO., 10 volumes, CLOTH. $40
GIBBONS'S HISTORY Of THE DECLINE AND
FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, with 9otes
| BY Dean Mllmt,n. volumes. Crown 9yo::
GoET iIi WORKS, cloth, extra vociumesS75o
HUME'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, latest edf-
ton. with Autobiography. 6 volumes. Crown
Syo.; fine CLOTH.
| IKVlNG'S WORKS, including his life: rs vol
umes, 16mo., steel vignette titles, cloth ex,
a1ACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. com
plcte; steel portrait and six colored maps. 8
suAKESPEARE'S COMPLETE WORKS, printed
on toned paper, Turkey morocco, gilt edges,
BYRoS:S COMPLETE WORKS, printed on
toned paper, Turkey morocco, gilt edges, vol,
Any Of the above sent by mail post patason re-
celpt Of the price by y. 1. ELL 1sON,
de 10 No. IL Main street
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The Ballot.

The triumph of the new Pennsylvania Con-
stitution establishes an important example
relative to the ballot. We have always been
opposed TO the ballot system. We hold Chat
no man Is worthy Of exercising the rights of
a freeman who is afraid to do so. 1t is Il
sneaking and covert act. this rolling up your
ballot and dropping it into n box, none
amongst your neighbors knowing for whom
YOU have voted. The ballot is indeed de-
sigu of fraud and cowardce, shame upon
free country, and an encouragcr of trick
and discrimination.
But the ballot, as established, we believe
generally prevents a fair contest in case of
fraud. There Is no getting ut justice or the
truth, and It's advocates have contendcd
that any means by which YOU could esta5-
lis!I how men voted would be an invasion OF
the sacredness of the ballot. Against such
monstrous Outrage upon the purity of the
ballot intelligent and honest men have ill.,
Weighed in vain. The corruptionists, whose
hope is ever in the prevalence Of fraud, have
vigoro usly opposed all suggestions foraScer-
tanning how voters voted.
The Pennsylvania Constitution, we are
glad to say, lays the axe at the root OF this
corrupt tree. 1t requires that each voter
sha! have number attached to his name,
and that his number shall be written upon
hi, ballot; so that in case Of contested
election the ballots will readily show how
m3n voted, and will furnish the contestants
with reliable evidence.
How any deliberatye body should ever
have so regulated the ballot as 10 deprive
the country Of the means of ascertainlng
frauds at the polls, with view to justice, we
clnnot imagine, save that it was done with
a deliberate intention Of fraud. We trust
that as Pennsylvania has set the example it
may be universally followed. The best
mode of voting in the world is the voting
with the voice. In that mode every man
stands boldly forward and exercises q free
man. right like freeman. Next to that
the best thing would be for each man to
write his name on the back Of his ticket.
The putting the numbers upon the ticket,
after the Pennsylvania plan, is pretty much
the same thing. With that there may be
something Ike justice in contested elections,
but without that there can he no justice.
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1 LPHABET AND BUILDING BLOCKS

DOPULAR POETS, handsomely bound
L in cloth. beyelled boards. and gilt edges With
Illustrations by Sir JOHN GILBERT, BIRREr Fos
TER, Z. II. CoRBoCLD, j. WOLF, and others. Prir,,
each, $3.50.
LIST OF THE SERIES:
Millions Poetical Works, illustrated by Harvey.
Bnrns ll4s,1ated y sr Sohn Gileert 49,
ai'G bouid. n'' '~' '''''A't0 " e. H. Cor
Byron's Poems illustrated by Sir J. Gilbert, A. R.
A., Wolf, and others. '
Popes Poetical Works illustrated by Sir John GIL.
bert, A. r. A.
SCOTS poencal Works, with illustrations by z. H.
Corbould. "
Campbelrs (Thomas) Poc,icai Works, with ilIus-
trations by Sir John Gilbert, A. X. A.
Shakespeare's Complete Works, Illustrated by Sir
John Gilbert, 4. r. A. "
Leigh Hunts Poems, illustrated by E. H. Corbould
kogers's Poems, with many wood cuts.
Mrs. Henians Poctical Works. illustrated
ANY Of the above sent postpaid on receipt Of the
price by j. I. ELLYSOS,
de 10 l112 Main street.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in Richrond, Vas Tqeen4ny , sps. MI
RRfSeS smssrf ii h fsES and Il M
both of this CITY, SS@ sSssS
Married, on Wednesday. I7sh DecesaSsr. as1 Is.
nj the Meade Memorial cnurcf, IN ~ Gr,cs
church, Petersburg RoBERT BB sA1 as"rS.
Prince George county. to Hell os s shc
Ter Of Colouel B. Bsssett French, OF - ''>
county OF ches terfeld.
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SELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR Chill

DREN WITH CARE.
AMERICAN Boys BOOK OF SPORTS AND
GAMES, $500;
ARABIAN NIGHTS, $3.50;
ROBINSON CRUSOE, $l.5O;
GRlMWo HOME STORIES, S1.25;
sNDt tRI5S ST. FAIRY TALES, SIS;
CHi Ii !? UWS BOOK Of FAIRY TALES 500
TURN Sis ' OF TIE Eli TIDE new, s1.25;
MAKO .EEE'S ISLAND, $50;
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON, $3.50;
SANFORD & MERTOS,$1.5O; ..s ....s
GRlMM'S GERMAN POPULAR TALES,g2.5O
PILGRIMS PROGRESS, II so;
JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF THE
SA foi.t OK 8; aSD HIS MARsHALs, $3.50;
GORlL A-HUSTERS, by BALLENTYNE, Sl.25
WILD MEN OF THE WEST. 1928:
4 HISTORY OF HOSDkKFuL INVENTIONS,
BIRDIE AND Ills FAIRY FRIENDS, II;
CHRISTMAS FAIRIES, 81 u.s..
RuuDA THORNTON tnewl, $780,
LOTIlE EAMES inew). $3.50;
CHlLURENfS SAYINGS, 81;
FOx'S BOOK OF MARTYRS Sl.25;
THE DAUGHTERS OWN BOOK, &C.,.
MAfNE REID'S BOOKS FOR BOYS teach)
DU ,IAILLU's BOOKS FOR BOYS (each)
$3.50.
Any OF the above sent by mail, post paid, on re.
Celpt OF the price by j. i. LLLfSON,
Bookseller and Stationer,
d. 9-tEc2o No. 11l2 Main street.
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de 16.tJa
MT sACKlEICEl SACRIFICE!
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF
VIEW GOODS,
PURCHASED AT THE GREAT ''LoSlNG
OUT AUCTION SALES
AND OF
THE PANIC sTikICKEN MERCHANTS /
GOODS SLAUGHTERED EVERYWHERE!

Our senior partner on the spot, enters into the
co,,7,ct and comes ont with the cheapest largest,
rd bcs-assorted stock OF goods ever offered to the
people of Richmond.
We cal particular attention to a full assortment Of
S.yY-BLUE DRHss GOODS. among which
will ne found goods from 25c. up to the best
NAyy-BLUE SILK at $3.50 per yard worth
$3.50;
HLIJE SILK PLUSH at $3.50 worth 81 per yard;
RACK vELvETEEN at 5Oc. per ward worth
75c.. and sold last year at IL per yard;
YAK TUCK and GUIeURE LACEs at lower
priccsthan at any time since or before the war
EXCELLENT CALICoEE, FOR comrortabies, down
to 64c, per yard;
NEW YORK MILLS and WAMSuTTA COTTON
ut tic. per yard;
THE CELEBRATED DAvUL COTTON Loo. per
yard;
aSpRosCoGGIN and AUBURN COTTON lac.
per yard;
EXCELLENT YARD-WIDE SOFT-FINlSH
BLEACHED COTTON at 1 2Kc. per yard;
CANTON FLANNELS from l 2H to 4oc. per yard;
BED-TICK from 20 to $50. per yard;
SHIFTING STRIPES from 81 ito csc. per yard:
ALL-wuUL WHITE FLANNEL from 25c. to 81
per yard;
OPERA FLASNELs In all colors at all prices;
WHITE, BLUE, GREY, add RED TW1LLED
FLANNELs in all qualities, at reduced prices.
Large additions to cur stock of HAMBURG EDe-
ISGs and lNsERTINGS;
STAMPED BANDS, NIGHT-GoWN YoKEs,
CuEMIsE YOEEs, and TOILET MATS;
TIDES in grea variety from zoe. to s4;
LACE, EMBROIDERED, HEMsTITCHEp. and
CORDED HANDKERCnIEFS;
CHILDREN's cARRIAGE-BLANKETs ut $3.50
worth SO;
Great bargains In sED-BLANkETS and MAR.
sEILLEs QUILTS;
New styles of BUTTONS and DRESS-TRIM
MINGS;
Great bargains in F YRS, SHAWLS, and CL0AkS,
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 and 1919 Main street,
dcl5 Richmond, Va.
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me- PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always uni.
FORM Illuminating qualities superior 10 gas. Burns
in any lamp without danger Of exploding or taking
tre. Manufactured expressly 10 dlsplace the use
volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety under every
possible test, and IT. perfect burning qualities,
proved by Its continued use in over 100000 fumi.
lies Millions Of gallons have been sold aud no ac-
cident-directly or indircctly-nas ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling it.
The insurance companies aud fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the best safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for circular. s
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and a
wholesale by the proprletors. CHARLES PRATT
4 CO.. 1O8 Fulton street, New York.
oc 17-dSw6ln
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BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT E. L. CHANGERS,
627 BROAD sTREET.

Owing to the prevailing panic have been able to
purchase my stock OF FANCY GOODS al u greatly
reduced price. in view and with The hope that my
marked all of my stock. mostly adapted for Chris.
mas presents, at twenty 1--we per cent below the
regular price. The goods consist of BEAUTIFUL ns
Of real UXIDIZED CLASPS, COIN SILVER OK.
DIED, BALL EARRINGS OXIOIZED. Sill.
YER. PEARL, and GILDED V1NAGRErTE and
CHATELAISES. Also, the most beautiful line Of
lne PLATED GOLD SETS and BRACELETS to
be found In the city. In addition to The above
have about three hundred REAL HAIR BRAlIlS
which, with the balance of my stock Of KID
GLOVES. EMBROIDERlES, I.ACES, COkSETS
&C, &C., will offer at prices denying competition
at 4. l.. GRASGER'S,
de Hill 627 Broad street
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CHRISTMAS CAKES,
CHRISTMAS CAKES! CHRISTMAS CAKES
PANIC PRICES! PANIC PRICES!
PANIC PRICES!

The largest aud finest assortment Of
PLAIN, FANCY, AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES
ever offered in this city can he found ut
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Plain Cakes of ali kinds; Fancy Cakes in endless
variety: Iced and Ornamental CakeS-tue ncatcst
ever offered IN this city.
Coufectiop ers and retail dealers would do well TO
give me call before purchasing their Christmas
Cakes. Family cakes baked, iced, and ornamented.
All persons are cordially Invited TO give me q call
before looking elsewhere.
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
de l5-lw No. 707 Main street.
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"Heap on more wood! the wind Is chill,
But let IL whistle as 1t will,
Wen keep our Christmas merry still"

YKTOODHOUSE & PARHAM
offer many elegant aud appropriate things for
Christmas and Ncw-iear's gifts, among which
may be found
SUPCRBLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS OF ART,
STANDARD AUTHORS, In fresh and attractive
THE FAVORITE POETS-NIlton, Shakespeare,
Byron, Burns, Scott, Moore, Pope, Cowner,
Tennyson, Mrs Hem1 a. MIS-; 5rGw1lng, &C.
BIBLES, PRAYER-BUOKS, and IIYMN-BOOkS,
from the cheapest to the most elegant;
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. great variety:
PORTABLE WRITISG-DESKSo Of popter raachie
roaew God, walnut, leather, and other s. yles
Elegant POCKET BOOKS and PORTE-MOSAIES
of Russla-lcather. morocco, and calf-skin;
LADIES WORk-BOXES aud LEATHER BAGS,
GOLD PENS, sOf the best of Il akcrs.
PENCIL CASES. some very beautiful;
PRETTY CHROMOS-tramed;
POCKET-kNlVES, PAPER-FOLDERS,
WRISTBANDS, PEN-WIPERS,
ALPHABETand BUILDING BLOCKS,
CHILDREN'S BOUKS-an immense collection
de 5-1 OF
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GOOD THINGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

G. G. THOMPSON,
MILY GROCER,
No. 219 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD,
has on band fresh supply Of
Atmore's Mince- Meat-the best out:
New York Champagne Cider, Currants, Citron,
Almonds, English Walnuts Pecans, Pallnnuts,
italian Maccaroni. Buck" heat, Geatine.
Prime Butter, Jamaica KUN, Sherry Wine,
English Pickles, Fire Crackers.
Finest Gunpowder Tea, Chewing and Smoking To-
haccos: III fact, everything kept in Il hrst-class
grocery de 15-1w
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M SANTA CLAUs,s HEADQUAR-
rrps =, ANroNrs CONFECTIONERY, Main
street, Just bclowgihc post ofaec. ,,s,..,.
talked Fruits, Chocolate and Gum Dreps'ssas
naI RafieS In town; beautiful va
ret W OF Fancy silk and Satin Boxes Fireworks
ofeyery yaeg shoulf not fall to remember his
Hoi,sekSepSSn new Raisins, Ctron, CurraDts, Nuts
nns rss. Yoa win be sure to buy IL you give MIN
call, fof ins p'' A, ANTONI. Confectioncr,
s.1.a Just below the post-ohce.
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1iO1 MAIN STREET.
1921.
HRS II AS DDS.

I ri II III > W " " ~ ..
NEW LAYER-RAISINs,
FINE LONDON LAYER ana
MUSCArEL RAISrNs,
CHOICE SULTANA RAIsIES,
PRIME CITRoN,
CUgRANTs Of best quality,
FINE FIGS and DATES,
ALMONDS, NUTS, and CoCoA.NUTs,
PURE CANDIES, both French and plain;
CHOCOLATE aud WALNUT CANDY,
CAKES Of every description,
CANDY TOYS and FIREWORKS
In unsurpassed variety, and at low prices
A. CAPPEL & cos,
Confectloners.
l421 Main street. l42l
de l
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GRAND CHRISTMAS OPENING
PIZZINrS CONFECTIONERY,

AT
PIZZINrS CONFECTIONERY,
sO7BROAD STREET, RICHMOND VA.
take to sn iIs s
PANIC, RUMURS OF WAR, &C.,
Santa Claus will make his annual rounds, and Ms
HEADQUARTERS, S07 BROAD STREET.
WILL Us usual, be prepared with large and 'aritd
stock Of
CANDIES, RoN-BoNs, CASpnY TOYS
CRYSTALlZED FRUITS,
FRUITS. GLACE, Sc,
which on SATURDAY, Deccnber -, WI lie
spread on my counters for their Inspection ana rar
on, and supplied with the best goods the msrse;
affords at us Low PRICES rs pdfe, unadn'era'e'
goods eau be sold for.
No common or impure goods viii be o1ere''' oa
THE BEST, PURE SUGAR CANDIES
will be sold at such rates Us considered trt'
cheap before the high prices since the war "'ie
known.
TO HoUsEKEEPERs offer beautiful
NEW RAIsINs.
CURRANTS,
ALMONDS,
NUTS, and FIGS.
oYoUSG MEN Offer an elegant and varlrd -
FANCY SILK, SATIN, AND STRAW Bon
. sNr.s BON BOXES ,
Of my own Importation, which viii make M
elegant and acceptable present 10 their lazy irie.a
and such 4 present cannot be had az an! ONO
establishment In this city. ,,,l
10 YOUNG MISSES l offer lsrge ana oea"'""'
stock Of
IMPORTED WAX DOLLS,
TALKING DOLLS, and
DOLLS IN CARRIAGES,
which, although they have been exposeI i"I ~, ~
only few days, ARE RAPIDLY DiSAIfhN"
mo, for their beauty Is almost Irresistible
TO THE BOYS Offer
FIREWORKS,
FlRE-CRACkERS,
...-....- TORpEDoES, and
CASSUS-CRACkERs
at PANIC PRICES. guarantee all I'll tlem |" y
Of A No. ! quality AN r,s
Thea. come one, come all! LOOK II your WIZ "" N
buy. You are welcome, and should you g, ~ s.',
urcbase VIC win see that you are pleaseI n'M !''
bargains. ASDhE" ILIASy ,nc,
al 4 fcIfiDupE.
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CHRISTMAs PRESENTS, sc.

THRISTMAS PRESENTS, &c.
T. r. PRICE & co. have opened new supplies Of
CLOAKS and WRAPPINGS:
Elegant stock STRIPED and FANCY SHAWLS:
HANDKERCHIEFS,
In boxes for ladies and gentlemen;
GLOVES In great variety,
LACE and MUSLIN SETS,
LINEN COLLARS aud CUFFS.
HEMSTITCHtn and LISES-CAMBk1C HAND
KERCH1EFS,
SOCKS,
SUSPEEDERa,
de 10 CRAVATS, Sc, &c.
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rHILDREN's ANIMALS FOR 1878.

4 WILL DhCN.0 aNNI ALS Ok 1919.
CuATTER-BoX. New volume for 1873. $50.
LITTLE Folks for 1878. also.
SUNDAY READING FOR THE YOUNG. $50.
CnLpRES's FRIEND for 1878. Use.
INFANTS MAGAZINE for 1878. 75c.
NURSERY for 1873. $3.50.
The above all bound la attractive board covers,
aud will be sent by mail, postpaid to any address
on receipt OF the price by j. Il. FLLYSOS,
dc lD-tiDe25 lll2 Main street
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TOR DECEMBER, CHRISTMAS, AND

EEW-YEAR.
T.R.PRICE & co. are adding many new aud
beautiful goods TO their stock. Just bought III th.
northern markets.
Great Jobs In DRESS aud other GOODS.
BLACK GROS-GRAIS and BONNET SILKS,
NAyY-BLUE, ELEPHANT-BREATR. and other
new shaded POPLINs and CACHENEREs:
DRESS GOODS fgreat reducionsj, rs, 30, and
35c.;
MoUR MING GOODS, many new styles-GRo be
ZURICH, IMPERATRlCE. HERSATTAs, Mo-
HAIRS, CAMEL S-H AIR, &C.;
GRAPE Wells, COLLARS and TIES;
Ladi es' SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all Nos;
VELyETEESS, TwILLED SILKS, and VELOCRs;
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, LINED GLOVES. &C.:
DOMESTICs at very lowest rates, &c. de 10
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III No. l712 DOCK STREET,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
COAL,
ANTHRACITE.
CUMBEELAND,
GLOVER HILL,
VEST VIRGINIA
do 16-3m COKE.
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CHRISTMAs SMOKING :!
CEILING OFF AT AND BELOW COST
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.

ain Offering still greater inducements during the
Christmas holidays, consisting of
REAL LACE COLLARS AND SETS.
REAL R-BRAIDS, LONG CUKLS.
JET AND GOLD-PLATED JEWtLRf.
Intending to quit the business shall offer my en-
tire stock OF goods at great bargains.
WILLIAM H. ADAMS, Baltimore store,
do 7-;Ja3 623 Broad street.
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1887.

ESTABLISHED 1887.
| have on hand and am receiving weekly, large
assortment of FANCY GOODS and TOYS. Having
bought my stock for cash. eau sell great bargains.
Cali early before the rush. Flre-crackers and Tor
pcdoes very low ROBERL HARfoLD.
dc l5-6t Slo Broad street.
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NOTICE.---There will be called meeting
~ OF the BUTCHERS UNION at New Market
Hall THIS Thursday EVENING ut 7H O'Clock
All members earnestly requested to be present,
fore the meeting. BY order of the President.
de 1S-1i* N. Il. lItCHLER Secretary.
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STONEwAL COUNCIL. No. "A,
> FpIENDS OF TEMPERa NCE,-BREIHRFN:
You are hereby requested to assemble IN irnnt OF
Union Station church THIS (TMlrsdayl EVE,
SISG al TX o'clock, with Your badges, 10 attend
the public temperance meeting TO be held under the
auspices of Crystal Temple of Honor and TENT
| JAMES II. AJNSLIF,
dels,1tx Secretary pro tenn.
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SPRISGFfELD DIVISION, No. 1G7,
DsONS OF TEMPERANCE.-BRETH
You are requested to meet at Union Station church
THIS EVENING ut AZ O'Clock to atend IN ood!
the public temperance meeting 10 DC nela mere.
dc 1 y "a '''' GEORGE r. BURCH. r. s.
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DUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.

DUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETlNG.-
l. temperance meeting, under the auspices OF
CRYSTAL Temple of Honor and Temperance, Will ee
held ut Union Station Methodist Episcopal church,
corner of rwcnty-fourth and streets Union Hill,
on THURSDAY EVENING, Sth Of December,
1878. nj half past O'Clock.
Speeches will be delivered by Rev n. C. CMEA
THAN, the pastor of the church; Rev. X. h. hlCL-
LEN. and Major W. &. CARRINGToN.
The choir OF the church Will entertain the meet
Ing by singing several very pretty temperance odes
The members of Undine Temple and all Others
interested in the cause are respectfully lnvlteo 10
DC present on the occasion. &c 17-2t
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LADIES HAfN-DHEoSEH' -,
Is prerared to sell Ut extraordinary low piHss,
suit the times and quality OF soods-se0ts''''"
Hair Jewelry, Elusive Wigs, Bouquets lI ~
Wreaths made to order. and guarantee The so'n, ,E
he as recommended. In addition TO TINS nne |
work hayea large stock OF Fancy Goods ithp. "
from Paris aud London, Ornaments Tor lne L.,
Opera Fans: Work, Glove, Jewe!ry: and tefiuI ~!
Boxes. Also. the best quality OF Perfumef' 49,
Toilet Articles. c,,tns
FrIzziug. Pinking. Crimping, and tnfn n',,
Iroos. &C. &c aud In general every ArI'T 10 ~ \!
hi tirst-cass hair establishment, when o. 81
the very lowest prices nc chs. u 0, enl o.
street. between Sixth ana seventh. dc lI-.1s' --
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WOOD AND COAL.
WOOD AND COAL.
GREAT BARGAINS IN WOOD.
LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICES.

WILLIAM z. FORD,
Al @ Broad street, between Madison aud Monroe,
b,r,nr on hand and arriving 5000 cords SEASON
FIJI OAK and PINE WOOD, he has determined 10
sell at The following reduced prices, delivered IN
any part Of the city:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-10
OMAHA.
Railroad Accident,

OMAHA, June 9. - The western
bound passenger train from this
city yesterday on the U. 2.
R. R. met with an accident at the Elk
Horn river bridge. about twenty-five
miles west Of this city. The trestle
work attached to the bridge gave way,
precipitating the locomotive and q car
load of live fish into about ten feet Of
water. The fish were being taken to
California 10 be put into streams in that
State. The engineer and fireman man
aged 10 get out and swim ashore. Mr..
Michael Garry, the road master, was on
the engine and went down. His body
was not recovered. The train was mo-
ing very slowly and the engineer ap-
piled the air brakes when he felt the
trestle giving way. The trains Of the
U. P. r. R. will be run between here
and fremont via the o. & N. W. aud
Sioux Pacific railroads until the bridge
is repaired. Travel will not be inter-
rupted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-10
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
A New Ministry.

MADRID, June 9-Shortly after the
passage OF the resolution definitely pro-
claiming the Federal Republic yester-
day, the Cortes took recess until even
ing, when Senior P. Y. Msrgall pros
posed the following new Ministry.
which was accepted by the Cortes in
secret session President OF Council
and Minister Of Interior, Senor P. Y.
Margall; Minister Of State, Senor Ceso
verd; Minister OF Justice, j. Predical;
Minister OF War, Esteranz Minister OF
Colonies, Sorni; Minister OF Finarce.
CaravjaI; Minister of Marine, Oreiro;
Minister OF Public Works, Palanca.
The city is greatly excited to-day
over the present aspect OF government
affairs. The action Of the constituent
cortes in proclaiming Federal repub-
lie, is canvassed in all quarters and
crowds are gathered in the streets dis
cussing the situation. The excitement
has risen to such an extent that q dis.
turbance is probable.