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II ILL & DEAN

Desire to announce to the public that they Lave
leased the rooms formerly occupied by Smith d
Lister in the Door Factory building, and are pre-
pared TO do all kinds Of Cabinet work, Upholster
ing, Repairing and Turning, in the most satisfac-
tory manner and at reasonable prices. All orders
promptly attended to. 33;3m"
W. II. HILL. ii. DEaS.
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INLORIDA.

LNLOhlDA.
l. From November to May, Florida is the fa-
vorits resort for northern people, but its limited
hotel capacity prevents many from making it
their winter home who would otherwise do SO. 1t
10 proposed to build large hotel at some point
In the state to meet the requirements of those
who desire superior accommodations. My expe-
rience at the st. James Hotel Jacksonville last
winter, enables me to speak confidently as to the
success of this enterprise. For information as to
plans etc., address +. II. 0RVlS,
33m2 Equinox House. Manchester Vt
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A Scranton paper, in giving an nc.
count Of shooting afiray, says the
wounded man is likely to recover. as the
pistol bali lodged in his dinner pail
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w EEKS & BARBER,
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE, CARPETS, PAPER HANGINGS,
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS.
No. OPERA House. BLOCK,
Rutland, Vermont.
NEWMAN WEEKS. GILBERT BARBER
21:ly
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A young lady of Brooklyn was struck
with the uselessness Of her life, and i'm.
mediately went to work with a vigor to
leara plain sewing. At latest date she
had hemmed one side Of o towel, which
the proud parents have Trained and hung
in conspicuous position in their parlors.
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'NENTRAL HOUSE,

NENTRAL HOUSE,
" RUTLAND, VT.
On both American and European plans, complete
with rooms, en- suite and single. Location
surpassed, being in the very center of fashion and
brilliant Rutland life. Meals served al all hours
Oysters served in every style, and for sale in
large or small quantities.
sO;me J. A. SALISBURY, Proprietor.
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~ r. CLAY, Dealer in Millinery and
Ls Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Furs and
adde's Furnishing Goods.
MIDDLEBURY, VI.
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Yea, it Is Christian duty,
To secure q pleasant home,
When the dsys so dark and rainy,
Of . stormy life shall come.
Yea, to feel ones self protected
From the Llasts that winter sends,
Is step Of frat Importance
To all parents and their friends,
MORAL:
Yea, build thysslf nice new house
Exsnpt from rat, or bug, or mouse
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III 8. PUTNAM would inform the
L IL people of Middlebury and Addison County
that the old Cotton Mill Is in full operation, and
that he is prepared 20 furnish carpet warp and
batting Of a superior quality, at the lowest Dash
price.
Middlebury, Dec. Is, 1872. 39;u
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IT w. BREWSTER, Dealer in Gold
LIZ and Silver Watches, Silver and Plated
Ware, of every description. All kinds Of Repair
ing done at tho iawest rates. Brewster's Block,
ltf MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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A. w. JUDD, Manufacturer and deal
Lo or in all kinds Of American and Foreign
Marble, Granite Work, &c. With Old Middle
burv Marble Co. ltf
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r NJ TRIP Sheriff for Addison
IL County. Office in Stewards Block.
4ltf MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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r h. SAYRE, Dealer in Household
LIE Provisions, a general assortment of Gro
ceries, Flour, Cheese, Lard, Teas, Codees, Sugars
Oil, Tobaccos, &c. Cash paid for Prime Butter
at my store any day in the week.
loft MIDDLEBURY. VT.
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How to Raise Beets.-Take hold ef
the tops ard pull.
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Mrs. E. j. MARTIN, Fashionable
lVl Dress and Cloak maker, has constantly on
hand all the latest and most approved patterns.
Work executed with satisfaction and despatch.
Also sole Agent for the Grover and Baker Elastic
and Lock stitch Sewing Machine,
Middlebury, VT 81; ;Gm
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A 2. UPPER, AT,vRHEY AND
H. CoussELLoR AT LAW and Balicitor In
|Chancery.
SO EAST MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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TEWART Il ELDREDGE, Attor-
. ueys and Counsellors at Law.
MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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JASON DAVENPORT, Fire 1nsur-
e snce Agent, representing the companies lately
represented by G. L. Cook, Esq Also the Mutual
Life Insurance ompany of New York. Office at
Buttolph 4 Miners Hardware store. 40
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IRA w. CLARK, Attorney & Coun-
l sellor at Law ana Solicitor in Chancery.
Al MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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II KINGSLEY, Dentist,
LIZ UP STAIRS, BREwsTERs BLOCK,
MIDDLEBUKY, VT.
DR.. Ii. Kingsley is Agent for Goodman's Cabi-
met Pipe Organ, and for Chickerlng Sons P-
suo AZ
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Az w. RIDER, attorney and Coun-
w . selor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
2L,6m BRISTOL, VT.
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REAEsiS.

died, in King and Queen county, on lne hor bs
sand. EMELlNE, beloved vile u i'''"in ~
7a ReIigous HroM Wig, aud Enquirer please
copy
A.. THknLESH WALKER, in the thirtieth year
% h i,S is,ieral will take place TuIs WEDNESDAY
n 7th fusiaut) at O'Clock from St Jonn cnai eh
Friends and acquaintance are ihVitea u d''e4'"
Died, Oh Tuesday evening. 10th instant LEWIIs
GORDON. infant son OF ueuFy 1. ahe D'"A' ="
East, aged seven months. .nu.oro
he friends aud acquaintances OF the FANNY afe
,coucs;cd TO attend the funeral from the reSiaene
Of His untculS, on Tweuiy-fith street. Il1iS AZ
TERNOuN at 3 o'clock, wltuout further hollce.
Died. on the 9th of December. GRhC!E GILL
DIZZY. only daughter Of j. H. anu helch NJ
Childrcy; aged 6Sc years. ro ,,oopcw
Thursday MORNING nj ocl9cH IRON ,.f TIL 49,,
dnncr or her paIe,ta. corner OF eighteenth anu
Main streets. Friends aud acquantahccs respect
fully invited to attend.
Died, at the residence of his parents, on TneSday
the 9Th instant, of diphheria, 81 AHiEi i noM,
ELL, youngest child Of George n anu mo ", d.r
The funeral services will be held at Grace,stree,,
nantist church THIS Wednesday, EVENlNG AT
SIX O'Clock The friends of the family are respeer
fully invited to attend without turtner no1ee'
Died, on the 10Th instant. of paralysis. at;Sr
long aod painful Illness, which she pore WIZ
I'm foriitude and resignation. Mrs. . uDltn ~.
JUDAH, wife OF the late b. H1lie ou'A'' 49, "
SEVENTEEN year of her age r1,,- lyrod,esd,v,
AFTERNOON from the iTst baplist c,iuIca IN an
oredl mt 2 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance auo
thosr of the faulty are invited TO attend ,,ore
Tb,la,Ielphla G'a.) and ian Jose (Cal) papers
please COPY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

MIXED Schools. - The civil.rights bill
agreed upon by the House judiciary Com
mi,iee contains but single paragraph. It
provides, in the fewest words, that no per.
sou shall be excluded from any place, build
Ing, or enclosure which Is licensed by the
authorities, or is supported by the public,
on account Of race, color, or previous condi-
ton Of servitude. The penalty for the vio-
lation of the law is u tine of not less than
500 nor more than So 900. An action may
also be instituted for damages. This includes
schools, churches, theatres, cemeteries, and
railway cars, &C. Washington Star
As soon as it is passed the Virginia Legis.
lature will probably take steps to put an end
to our present publc-school system, aud d..
wise some means OF educating white children
without having them mixed up with ne
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ELEGANT JUVENILE BOOKS
FOR
CHRIST MAS PRErE N Is.
TIE NAMES OF The AUTHORS 4 GUAR
ASTEE UF THE EXCELLENCE OF
THE BOOKS.

AMERICAN HISTORIES FOR. YOUTH, By
Jacob Abbott. IN eight volumes; each volume
complete In itself; illustrated With numerous
barley. Chaplin. Herrick, Perkins, Parsons,
4au!le9 and ot Is1.s Per setfI29 n vo,o
1smo, illustrated, green muslin, gilt back
The t GS So Sc GIRLS LIBRARY. 10 vols, smo
- dart illustrated by john Gilberi. 6 vols, smo
9 Msk es 9s sfo fss set so &c. CLOTH
TnEE 'I BRlGir HOPE SERIES. By Rev. J: T.
lTrowbrH!ase: 8 yols.' lsmo' gilt back. Uni
THE oAKLhSD STORIES BY George B. Tsy-
Tor. I vols, l6mo' illustrated, gilt back Per
THE RoLLo STORY BOOKS. BY Jacob Abbott.
IL vols, 1smo, illustrated. Per set, "A
LITTLE RUSY'S TRAVELS. 6 elegant miniature
LITTLE BE S CoUNTRi sTURiEs vols.
elegantly illustrated similar to Little Amy's
TIE VIOLET STORIES. l2 elegant minlatupe
vols, siinilar to The Rosebud stories" with
40 illustrations made especially for this series
THG fATHERLANDSEERlEs. 6vols', translated
IDLE WORD SERIES. For the Young folks. 8
AMr KiCCAN BIoGRAPHY-Daniel Boone, Gene
dict Arnold. 5 volumes. Price per set, IS.
CEClL'S BOOKS OF NATURAL HlSTORY-In-
secIs, birds, Beasts. 8 volumes. 1919:
TuRES. 6volumes. cloth. $3.50. Que Of the
Lest sci of boys books published.
PARLEi'S COTTAGE LIBRARY. By ). G..
GOODRICH. IL volumes, smo, muslin, illus-
trated gilt back. Per set, $3.50.
PiCIukES ), AND STORIES 0E ANIMALs, FOR
Tcnney. Complete in vols, the whole con-
tanning 500 wood engravings. vols, emo,
fancy cloth. Per set, So.
THE FLORENCE STORIES. BY Jacob Abbott.
vols. Ono, illustrated, gilt back. Per set, is.
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH STORIES. A new
edition, elegantly Illustrated, OF the old favor
lie. vols, 16mo. Per set 80.
Any of the above will be sent by mail. postpaid,
To any address on receipt OF the price.
j. 4. ELLXE9N,
Bookseller and NewSiealcr,
ln @ -LDp21 LIZ Main street.
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III Search Of the Castauags. "A romantic
narrative Of the loss of Captain GRANT, OF
the brig Britannia, and of the adventures
OF his children and friends in his dis.
coyerv and rescue. BY JULES VERNE, au-
thor Of" Twenty Thousand Leagues Under
the sea-" ac., sc. illustrated with one
hundred and seventy-two enSnvlDss.
Philadelphia: LIPpINCoTT Il co.
An imitation in some sort. Of DEFoE's
Crusoe.
For sale by J. T. ELIYsoN.
Th,carted; or. Ducks Eggs in Hens Nest.
\ Story. BY FLORENCE MONTGOMERY, au-
thor Of "Thrown Together" Misunder-
Stood" &c. Philadelphia: LIrrIsCoTT &
Co. ........ -.... s.-... -.
The author has afforded much pleasureby
her chid's stories, or, rather, stories drawn
from the lives of the young, that may be
read with interest by the more advanced in
life.
For sale by IT. ELLYsoN.
Mss Prudy ThiSledoun. BY SOPHIE MAY,
anthor OF Little Prudy Stories" "Dotty
Dimple Stories" Sc. Boston: LEE & suEP.
ARD,
The children who remember the "Prudy"
and "Dimple" stories will be eager to read
this.
For sale BY J. T. ELLYsoE.
Ten Minutes Talks on AL Sorts Of Topics.
BY ELIHU BuRRITT, with Autobiography
of the Author. Boston: LEE & SHEPARD.
The curious fame of Mr.. BURRIrr will, we
suppose, make his book sought for. The
present generation does not know him so very
we'll. lie is the learned blacksmith of Con-
necticut, who while at bis bellows and anvil
studied hard, and, it was said, mastered many
different languages. We always thought be
had not mastered those languages, but only
acquired speaking acquaintance with them.
Nevertheless he deserved great praise for
having achieved enough to make himself
notable, and to offer au example to young
people Of how much man may do in spite
Of difficulty and with few opportunities.
Mr.. BURRITr was drawn out from his shop,
and became, lecturer and q writer. He
finally made the tour Of Europe, and comes
home unquestionably much liberalized and
enlightened. He was besides being gen.
tleman of bright intellect & very nmiable
man, and, as is too generally the case with
The kiud.hesrtcl people in bis native land,
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he io,a.bed trace Of fanaticisrn along VIVID ,a
much genuine philanthropy. BE togelnsi
with bis liserary oaiemporaries vas :, . aIsu.
,b,ed abont slavery they were all me IAN,
oao1y on that topic, and couldn't sleep WEI, WEI,
o, nights. BuRrrTr behaved better than
most of them.
Well, slavery is done for, aud what nov :.
Things are terribly veSed. The frogs gso, Nd
wade The kneading .troughs, and woula
m,u,;,e with our nosegays, and there il no
reYt for them. Mr.. BuER11T comes home
,ro,,hlsd He laments the condition of tlis
country, aud he turns sadly towards fo,' 1 the
South and pours forth his sympathy ior nei.
But MIR. BURRlrr, with bis fair inteliect
and his kind heart, is still dreamer. ne
talks as a dreamer upon social economy w.
mans rights, &c. .. 49,. .aa. ..1
For sale by j. t. ELLYsoN. s:...
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MT CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR
GOODS for the holidays: at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
We Offer a large assortment Of NECK -SCaRFS at
25c, SOC, Soc. 60c., 75c., 81, 1928, and
81 so, some Of which are less than halt the re-
guar priccs
TIDES OF CSC. 30c., 35c., 4Oc, OOc., sue, foc''
il, and up to :3-lnany styles being sold at soc.
on the dollar;
JET, GILT, GOLD-PLATE. and oXYDlZED
JEWELRY;
SuIRT-STUDS, SLEEVE-BUTTOSS, and
CHAINS;
Handsome BELT-CLASPS ana BUCKLES;
WORK-BOXES Of the most elaborate style,
GLOVE aud uANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
MUSICAL PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
SLIPPER PATTERNS,
EaIBROIDEREDu and LACE HANDKERCH1EFS,
GENTLEMEN'S SILK and LINEN HANDkER-
CHIEFS.
CRAVATS TIES, BOWS, aud SUSPESDERS;
Superfnc BED-BLANKETS,T TOWELS,
NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TABLE-CLOTHS,
PIANO aud TABLE-COVERS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS, INFANTS ROBES.
GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING-GOWNS,
SHAWLS, CLOAKS, and hundreds Of other useful
articles suitable for presents at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
16 10l7 and 1913 Main street.
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The Improvement Cues ton.

The question Of facilitating and cheaper
jug transportation is placed to disadvantage
By the pressure. We gave on Monday an
abstract of the debate Of a meeting Of 4
large portion Of the members Of Congress
Interested in the subject held in the capitol
on Friday night. The speakers were eau
tious, and, except those representing inter-
e-ts which were considered by them most to
lie bcuvftcd by transportation rla the Mis-
sis:!pu;, there WIS TO decided showing OF
hands.
Tr, HARRir, Of Virginia, very judiciously
commended The Virginia watcr.line, and Dir.
LcHElpaE, of Iowa, also showed his we'll
huowu friendship for that great work. But
it was evident that the financial question
weighed upon the meeting.
Independent Of any side issues dclrimeu-
tal to the cause Of promoting short aud
cheap transportation, we begin 10 fear that
the present Congress Is not we'll disposed
for efficient, practical legislation. There is
an uncertainty about party policy and popu-
Ilr feeling that interferes with the move.
mentS Of meu. II is not an ordinary trait
OF men to be very intrepid and bold in ad.
vancing in the dark. When there is doubt
the policy generally pursued is 10 wait till
tie sky clears. Men do not hastily act when
they fear their action may rebound more TO
others benefit than their own; nor are they
willing to move until they see pretty clearly
how to benefit themselves. e., this is the
case with our modern politicians.
For these reasons we take 1t the present
Congress will not hasten to mature anything
except to repeal Of the bankrupt law,
which will not be bad. We shall be happy
TO fiud ourselves mistaken.
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It having appeared from debate in The
United States Senate that ten national
banks, being wound up and desiring to get
in their notes. had found il so difficult to &C.
complish their object that as high as four to six
cents premium was offered for them, the New
York World draws the extraordinary infer.
ence therefrom that the currency aforesaid
is vicious, and ought to be abolished--t. E.,
because it is universally solvent and people
cling to it, it is bad and ought not to be al.
lowed to exist. The World wants cur
rency that can't travel far, and that will, like
chickens, go home to roost every night.
This is indeed about the most absurd de-
duction from premises we remember to have
seen. aud when friend said to us that
the World was as silly As Secretary RICHARD
son, our reply was, Oh, no; Secretary Rich.
ARDscs's equal cannot be found in the world !
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1t is sud in Washington letter that Mr.
SUMNER will be in favor Of the admission Of
PiSCuBACK from Louisiana just because he
las "thc good fortune not to be white"
Exactly. and yet Que would think the lost
rugs, c.c., might temper the Massachusetts
senator's unwise attachments. Having cut
loose from his own race, however, what
else can he do but stand 10 the PECuBACK !?
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,ur senior partner on the spot, enters into the
Conflict mud comes out with the cheapest largest,
and best assorted stock of goods ever offered to the
people Of RICHMOND ...,.
We call particular attention to full assortment of
NayY.BLUE UREss GOODS, among which
will be found gords from Csc. up to the beat
SAvY-BLUE sILS at $3.50 per yard woAth
$3.50;
Rifle SILK PLUSH at $3.50 worth ~ per yard:
BLACK vELvETEEN at Soc per ward worth
75c., and sold last year at 81 per yard;
YAK TUCK and GUIPURE LACEs at lower
prices than at any time duce or before the war !;
Excel. LENT CALlCoEs, for comfortah'es, down
to 6Ic, per yard:
KEW YORK MILLS aud W'I.MSUTTh COTTON
at 17c. FER yard; --------.
TuE cELEBe aTED DAvoL COTTON 15c. per
yard;
ASDROsCoGG1N aid AUBURN COTTON lac
per yard;
EXCELLENT YARD-WIDE sOFT-FlNEsh
BLEACHED COTTON at &c pei yard;
CANTON FLANNELs frum 2s to 4ot. per Yard
BED-TICK from 10 10 s3c. per yard;
sH1RTISG STRIPES from az to 25c. per yard;
ATWOOD WHITE FLANNEL from 25c. TO 81
per yard;
OPERA FLANNELS In all coors, at all prices;
WHITE, BLUE, GREY, and RED 'TWiLLED
FLANNELs in all qualities, at reduced prices.
Large additions to our stock of HAMBURG EDG-
ISus and INsERTINGs:
STAMPED BANDS, NIGnT-GuWN YokES,
CuEMIsE YOKEs, and TOILET MATS;
TIDES in grea variety from 25c. to 81
LACE, EMBROIDERED, HEMSTITCHED'. and
CORDED HANDKERCHIEFs:
CHILDREN,s Carbohydrates at 81 so
worth 80;
Great bargains In BED-BLANKET rs and MAR.
sEILLEs QuILTs;
New. STYLES Of BUTTONS aud DRESs-TRIM-
MISGS:
Great bargains In + URS, SnANLS, and CLOAkS,
ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
IOl7 and 1919 Main street,
del5 Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND, December 1G, IL

II RICHMOND, December lG, 1873.
Messrs. Editors: Dear Sirs,-fiease au.
syer the following questions through youi
Are clerks of county courts elected or ap-
pointed. If the latter, by whom ,..,,c
What qualifications are necessary 'o'sue'
cess in such position! .,, e,or
~, roodor GEoRGGUs.
Effected by the people. We need not an
swer the latter question:
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BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT K. L. CHANGERS,
SGT BROAD STREET.

Owing TO the prevailing panic have been asle %
purchase my stock OF FANCY GOODS at u greatly
reduced price, in view and With the hope tina, my
customers will appreciate my motive. | have
marked all Of my stock, mostly adapted for Christ
mas presents, at twenty-five per cent. below thu
of real OXIDIZED CLASPS. COIN SILVER OK!
DIED, BALL EARRINGS OXIDIZED. siL-
YER, PEARL, and GILDED TISAGRErTE and
CHATELAISES. Also. the most beautiful line NJ
fine PLATED GOLD SETS and BRACELETS 10
be found in the city. In addition to the above
have about three hundred REAL HAIR BRAIUS,
which, with the balance of my stock Of KID
GLOVES. EMBROIDERlES, LACES, CORSETS,
&c, &C., will offer at prices dciylng competition
at Z. l.. GRASGER'S,
de It'll 627 Broad street
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POPULAR POETS, handsomely bound
L IN cloth. bereIed boards. and Kilt edges nan.
illustrations by Sir JOHN GLBEhT, BInEyr rnS
each, $3.50. t'Se'
LIST OF THE SERIES:
Milton's Poetical Works, illustrated by Harvey
Burns, Illustrated ny Sir John Gilbert. 4. K. 4.
bould. - L. w
A., Wolf, and Others. "a w.
Pope's Poetical Works, illustrated by Sir John IN
bert, A. r. A. viz
scott's Poetcal Works, with Illustrations by e. y
Corbould. " AZ
Campbell's (Thomasl Poetical Works, with r,s
tratlons by Sir John Gilbert, A. K. A.
Sflakespcare's Complete Works, illustrated nv -,
John Gilbert, ~ r. 4. :"
Leigh Hunts Poems, illustrated by +. II. CorhonId
HVSers'S Poems. with many wood cuts.
Mrs. Hemau's Poetical Works, illustrated
ANY Of the above sent postpaid on rea!pt Of N.
price by j. 4. ELLYsoN,
de 10 ..a.... 11i2 yaip str,tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

Our friend GooDE has presented us with
u second edition Of his Warrock. Richardson
almanac, containing a full aud corrected
list of the members of The Senate and House
OF Delegates of the Virginia Assembly, also
Of the judges Of the different courts, and
the times Of holding all the courts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

A CHRISTIANS GiFT.-The Baltimore Sun
APPLY styles BIZ. Secretary RICHARDSON'S
bomb about the public debt as 6 Christmas
grt" 1t Is one Of those gifts which it is
better to leave unexamined until after
christmas. This is the disposition Congress
has made Of il.
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ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The following list embraces few Of my STAND
ARD and III hotiDA1
aIDINE for lS73-BOund volume-Cloth, IS;
Turkey morocco. SO.
ROME. BY FRANCIS WEY. Containing three hum
sSgPsd Uy VIII an W.
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