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DRY GOODS.
PANIC!

Y L --
julius sYCLE has just received from New
York auctions \ large stock or FOREIGN and Do.
MESTlC DRY GOODS, which will he sold ut panle
BLACK GRos-GRAiS StLRs,
BLACK and COLOKKD SILKS,
DRIES GD9DS.
SATTEENs, DIAcoSALs, ChMELs HAIR, a new
EnfKEss CLOTHS, Moss coLoES, ALrAcAs, and
SILK PoPLiSS.
BLACK GOODS.
CAsIIaBRES, SATTEEHs EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS, ACSTKALtAS CLOTHS. and CRAry
CLOTHS. Also. Il fnll line OF BLACK ALPACAs,
WHITE AND CoLORRD FLANSELS,
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLAS.ELs;
WELSH AND SHAKER FLASNELS.
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS, CoLoRED BLANKETS,
QUILTS, and CGMFoRTERs.
CAsS1HERES.
In CAssIMEREs we have full Assortment at si
prices.
STA wis and CLoAKs, new STYLES;
BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
In CAMBRIC EDGISGs AND REAL EALES.
CIENNEs LACEs:
KID GLoyES-our own importation:
GEETLENES's aud LADIES' UNDERWEAR a fan
line; '''
BLEACIIED and BROwT CoTToSs and Suryrrx,.s .
My stock Is complete In every department. a,i
offer special inducements to al in want OF DRY
GOODS. JCLIIs SYtI +
40 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth
Statesmen: j. }. Turner, W. D. Power, job,
n. Gary, George r. I3agby, L. J. Stern. Miss u,
Stern. no IL
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The Postal Savings Banks.

The SouttstGe Trgmda, edited NY Mr..
,;r. ANDREW. an intelligent Engliss; gentle.
man. speaks highly Of the British National
Postal Banks. whose details we are not ac-
uainted with. He says that M. GLADSTONE
looks forward to the day when they will sll.
| pcrscdc the Bank of England, adding that
ti,cv offer means at once fle xiblc and safe
at securing people against N;tnics.'
To lis it is new, and for some strong
merits claimed for it, it dcscrI rs mature con-
| sideraton. 1t will NC brous Int before Con-
vrcss in the most earnest nlanncr by Mr..
CREswELL, with the approval of the Presi-
dc.ot.
same objection is raised against it on The
IRON nd that it will engro>s too large por-
Dion on The deposits of the country for the
rood of commerce and cnte rprisc. This is
n mistake We think. The deposits of bust
moss men and all that class that have no
money to deposit for any considerable pc
Rod will be put into the banks in which
the depositorS keep accounts and from
which they obtain discounts. Such people
never press banks in paQic, and their de-
yrsi.s af ord Il pretty wide margin for. dis
cyHnts by the banks.
Bsu those persons who have money, the
yains upou wages or labor, who wish to de-
rosit il for months or Il year or more, before
they viii urd it for an invcstm cnt. will dc.
post il ils The Postal Savings Eanks, where
they will teei that ii is perfectly safe. Per
son, of this glass are easily alarmed, and are
always first TO withdraw their means from
the repositories. They always increase pun
les and pressuies.
Therefore If their money is where they
are content that it shall II main they can
not he panic->tricIicn, aud a pressure will be
robbed Of halt it, force.
Furthermore, the money OF lImt class 80
di>pn.ed of becomes is it were ballast to
steady the ship and keep it from the per!'ou'
consequences which co>ue Nucrc there Is
too nuicl >uil for the f,alia>l.
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Will regard to Cuba Mr.. SUMNER stands
like an a,s between two >!ckS OF hay. u"
wants the Spanish Republic 10 prevail, anG
on that account is anxious Go have no war
with spain: but he wants slavery abolished
in Cuba, and would not like la see anything
occur that might interfere WITH the freedom
of the island Ii" is therefore embarrassed
and indccisiyc. Hence he wrote letter 10
The New York meeting Of Mon,!ay evening
which commanded the sympathy ui nobody.
What is republication (s,nll) III Spain OF
slavery iii Cuba 10 our Governing ut that 1t
should shape ils policy for the vindicailon Of
it> cYn honor and security ut all with refer
cncc 10 cithtl: No wonder that nian who
allows lis mind to he warped by tinallcal
notions about GOV, rnmCnt aud social ccono-
NV should be embarrassed by such Il qlcS-
tiun 4, that between our Government and
Spaiu-- should be troubled about how 20
proceed. But man that Is sp ciicuhl-
Slanctd is 10 StltcSluan.
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MT GOODS MUST BE SOLD. PRICES
still lower Goods sold Il, less prices than they can
he manufactured for.
DOUBLE-FACED STRIpED POPLlSS at lac
worth 2Jc.:
DouBLE-FACED STRIPED rOrLINS at 1915.
worth zoe:
TYCOON REP, ut zoe. worth Soc;
GENUINE FRENCH CHINTZ AT 25c. per yard,
cost 4Jc. 10 import;
SILK and WOOL ROLLED POPLlNS at 7Jc. per
ward cost il In gold TO import;
CORDED POPLINS, all SILK and wool, at 75c.,
never sold under 81 before;
ALPACAS lin all cVlors) at 2oc. per yard well
worth 30c.:
Good BLACK SILKS at 81, .25, :1.50, and up
ia ~ per yard:
BLACK SILK VELVET a, $3.50, So, 1850, and
IL PER yard;
BLACK SILK MANTlLLA VELVET reduced
from - to :G--from :lj TO Sll;
STRIPED SILKS reduced from $50 +" 81
Extra quality BLACK SILK reduced from $3.50
10 $50:
JAPANESE ROEf.S nj Sc worth IS:
and bargains In all styles If DRESS GOODS, a. we
are determined 10 close out our stock at extremely
low prices.
mol LEVY BROTHERS.
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Mr. SUMNER is represented us being rather
ralns OH The subject Of the butchcries Of the
NirSIni,s's Passengers. Mr.. SUMNER, there
fore, Is more calm and serene about outside
troubles than he was in times gone by with
reference 10 troubles nearer home. There
was room for Improvement in his temper
and his judgment. We confess that since the
war he has shown degree Of consideration
which lac had not before manifested, but in
his Improvement in this respect he has not
moTcd with just equilibrium. lie has got
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ENGLISH CLASSICS-The cheapest
IL books ever published.
SHAKESPEARE, 60c.; cloth. IL %: containing
ali the great poets plays, 81 III number. from the
original text: the whole of his POEMS. with Me-
M6Ik aud PORTRAIT, and 81 illustrations, by
GILBERT WILSON, &c.
BYRON. soc: cloth. 81. new edition OF the
works of Lord Byron, $50 pages, 16 Illustrations,
by +. GILBERT.
SCOTT, 25c.; cloth, soc. a new edition of the
poclical works uf Sir Walter Scott, illustrated by
+. GILBERT.
GOLDSMITH, soc, cloth. 81 The works Of Oil
yer Goldsmith with MEMOIR and PORTRAIT.
new and complete: illustrated edition.
BURNS, 25c.; cloth, 00c This new and COM
peie edition of the poe teal works OF Robert burns
Is deliberately illustrated, and contains the whole OF
the POEMS, LIFE, aud CORRESPONDENTS OF
the great Scottish bard.
ARABIAN NIGHTS, CSC; cloth, SOC. 4 new
translation complete. with numerous Illustrations.
MILTON, 25c.: cloth. SOC. MiltOn'S works, new
edition. with MEMOIR, PORTRAIT, and FkoNI-
ISPIfCE.
C0WPER, CSC; Goth, 5O:. Cowper's, works,
new eion with MEMOIR, PORTRAIT, ana
W0RDSWURTH. Csc: cloth, SOC Words
worth's works, new edition, with numerous Illus
tratiou:. .,
MOURE. cloth. SOC Moorc's works. new edition,
with hume rous illustrations
THE WAVERLEY NOVELS,
at the uniform price of 25c per volume, each vol,
umc illustrated with an engraved lrohtlsllecc, anu
bound with IN Illuminated tartan cover, coinpletc
In % volumes.
Any of the above books sent. rcst-paid to any
"0"'eS' ''''" !. T. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and stationcr. ZIP Main street,
no 1o-1m Richmond
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In BAEcuER's church on sunday, when,
in abiding to the Cuban rebels, he said,
Tel me not they arc poor, few, aud have
long suffered in vain. They deserve liberty
and the help Of every honest heart on The
yiohc," his audience expressed their appro-
1u,ion by decided applause. So say the r.
ports Of the New York daily press of Sun
days proceedings in Plymouth church
o,tcnsibly built for the worship OF God,
At Il day now some years past the same
place rang with applause Of the same orator
when he preached death 10 another commit
nifty Jf rebels nearer home.
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\ COMPROMISE. Ellie Lynchbuiy IH-
Gi"'dnsay>
.Au easy WAY IN uhviatc the trouble that
seems to Cypress our worthy contemporary
might hc found i'll something like This: Let
The le-i, l,Ilrc enact that the day OF asS,ln-
bling shall hc on the first day Of .lanu&ry al
WAYS, except When il falls on Sunday, or
when. 1T the beginning OF every fourth year,
Il Governor j. to Er inlHguratcd. in which
case it shall meet on the 3lSt Of Drccmhrr,
SUNDAYS excepted. Some Such provision
would ohviltc ANY possible difficulty grow
in. out of the question raised by the DIS
paich What we want and what the people
of the State desire is 10 get rid OF the Dcccm-
Der session, with the interruption Of The
holidays, wherein ii! Legislative work is S'lS-
pended. while the expense to the state is Tot
dmin>hed.'
That would meet the requirements Of the
Constitution exactly, and this is all that We
want.
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DEATHS.

Died, on The l9tII instant, al & O'Clock A. ~, Of
diphthcria, Jessie TODD, Youngest taushtcr Of
doln j. and ;. r.. King, aged enc year and eight
months
The friends Of the fani!y and those of Mr.. Royal
Todd arr invited To attend the funeral from their
residence, No. 403 west Marshall street, THIS
(Fhurstlay) AFTERSO al 3 O'Clock.
Died op The ] 9th instant, THERESA, daughter
OF John r. and v. L.. Gaines; aged nineteen
months.
Her funeral will take place from Grace tEpisco-
pail church THIS Thursday MORNING ri 0
O'Clock. Relatives aud frleu,is ale Invited tu AT
tend without further notice.
Mobile aud NuIIVlk papers please copy.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, DC.
NEW AND READABLE BOOKS.
1T. ELLYSOE,
BOOKSELLER AND NEWSDEALER,

J.T. ELLYSOE,
BoUKsELLER AND NEwSDEALER,
1112 MAIN STREET,
will send any of the following books to any adj
dress, postpaid, upon receipt Of the price:
CHATTERBOX for / S73. A new youme.s 81
JEsSAMINE. a new novel. BY MARIAN IN
ArTER sIHfr Hy H. W. I.oYerELLow. 50
KITTY'S CHOICE. A story of Benytown. =
THE p k KEhEe ST b HAFSn novel BY
MISS FoRREsTER. A novel. BY Mrs. On
VENTUREs IN TIE SOUTH. BY -
BEE EhEHSSS b kND B5NDAGE. BY Mrs
MAS AS . A 1tES;T;' novel BY
CHRISTIAN REID, author Of Morton m
THE h% STORY OF .wAiNiDjEKiSG WILLIE 50
MIDDLEMARCH. A story OF PROVINCIAL n
life By GEORGE ELIOT. Price.......... l oV
A work which, If II had stood alone, would have
made an era in the literature of fction.-Btdcf-
kESEL uay cHiILINGLY: His Adventures
and Opinions. A novel, BY the late
Lord LYTToN, author OF Last of the Ba- q -
I, rI Is po f and elaborated to degree thai
makes every page sparke.-BoSton Saturday Ere-
WILKIE COLLINS, author of Woman In
White Moonstone, &c. Price. ..........; y on
novel of deep and sustained interest ana IL mas,
loo. an importance as treatment of social ques-
tion-,hc rescue of woman from degradation and
shame. - Philade}phM Age
AsIMPLEToN. \ story of the day. BY n n
CHARLES READE.................,...: 49, oV
ARTHUR BONNICASTLE. An American
Novel BY J. G. Holland, editor Serb
3ier's lfOnUig. With twelve full-pagc
Arthur Bonncaste is the most mature and Din.
isllcd prose work OF its popular author. The great
lesson Of the book is self-respec ana sei-rellance
the evil influence of dependence being cHempllIed
in different characters and circumstances by Lhe
youth of Arthur and the life of Peter Mullrns For
misunderstanding, purpose, palhos style, ana
saver of the sol arthur BonniciStlc Is rcmarkaoie
among the novels of the time
ANY book published sent post, paid to any ADDRESS
OH receipt of the publishers price.
Any of the above books senL postpaid to any ad-
dress on receipt Of the price by
j. Il. ELJYSON,
Bookseller and Newsletter,
nol9-lm 1112 Main street.
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TnE Hos. ID. W. VOORHEES, kErIKES FROM
PolIrlcs.- [trom an interview in the H.
danapoli> Sca'nci.]-l have made my last
political speech before the people, and | am
glad Of it. The pleasure OF pursuing my
private concerns aS Il citizen Is exceedingly
grateful to my teeiny>-more - than you
can conceive. went early into politics. !
might have been elected to Congress at
twenty.tour. Had my age allowed, should
have been. huvc been nine years at Wash.
in.ton. and know al about it. | have
fought my battles is | conceived to be right.
But all the old issues have passed away, and
hcncclorh new ones will arise; and upon
the new questions a new set OF men will be
demanded 10y the people. Some old politl-
clans try to force themselves into notice after
their day has gone by. but ii is very unwl>r.
Parties will lie changed in effect but not in
name. perhaps. The Democratic party will
libcialze its organization and if it is done
wisely, so as to unite the elements Of disat-
lection against the present order, they may
be able to elect Il President. The name
need not necessarily be changed, but the
purity must be essentially Il new one.
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Richmond in lew days, en- route to Wash
inSton. He is again IN NJ. &.
Underwood is out in a lying letter rs to
the recent assault upon him in this city.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. ON the 9Th instant, Al ~. raul's church
lay the Rev. Dir. Charles MinGigernde, CORNELIUS
4. EATGHMaN 10 Miss MARY n, daughter ol
the late William II. Barney !: all oi this city.
MOBILE papers please copy.
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SpECUAI. NOTICES.

n7~ GREAT BARGAINS In CASSI-
MEREs Prices reduced to meet tho wants Of
the people. 80
sIIEEPstiHAY5 sATISET reduced to 30c. per
yard:
CASSlME RES reduced from 5I.26 to 81, from u
to SJc.:
WATERPROOF CLOTH atS1 worth $l,25;
Great bargains In TWEEDS, CORDUROY, MEL
TONS. and BROADCLOTHS, at
poI9 LEVY BROTHERS..
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NJ, TO TIE PUBLIC.

NJ FOR NOVEMBER.-MORE NEW
AND ELEGANT CLoAKS, SACQUEs, REDIN-
GOTES, SHAWLS, AND DRESS GOODS FOX
WINTER SALES.-T. X. PRICE & co. are OPEN
ing great variety of new aud elegant goods:
LATEST STYLE EMBROIDERED DoLMAS tLoAks'
ENGLISH JACKETS, plain and cmbroidcrcd'
ENGLISH JACKETS, blue, fancy. and new;
Great display of NECK RrFFLINGS;
LACE CoLLARErTES and FESTS-very rare
VELVET COLLAEETTES, ribbon ends;
DRESS GOODS in great variety at wonderfully low
rates, such as VELouRs, PoPLlS sUITISGs,
SATlSs. REFS, OTTOMAES. EMPR ESS, CAMELS'-
HAIR PorLISS, &C., &C., at %, 80, 30, Acc. to
81 per yard;
SuAwLS, HOSIERY, GLOVES:
LADIES SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Misses and BOYS SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
CASSIMEREs in great variety, sc. o. 30
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bibles, PRAYER-BOOKs,
AND HYMN-BOOKs.

The subscribers keep supplied with large stock OF
BIBLES, PRAYER-BOOKs,a and HYMN-BOOks,
comprising a great variety Of sizes and styles OF
binding, from the cheapest made to the most ele-
s1 All the popular NEW BOOKS Of the day regu-
larry received. .,,,x-r ,,,us
no 10 NOODHODoE d fAhHhH'
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ter, along like u man with one short leg. He
wa very liberal one day and very obstinate
antsher obstructinS liberal measures with
Wis ionary impracti liabilities.
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UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS.

Unclaimed dividends belonging to the following
persons and estates In the hands Of the Trustees
Of the Richmond Fire Association for distribution
iuon the surrender OF the certificates Of stocks to H.
X. ELL YSON, one of the trustees lat the Richmond
Dispatch ofllce), the amounts due Will be PAID to
those entitled thereto
md loss must be made by affidavit and bond with
security given TO indemnify the trustees and all
others Interested ANDREW JOHNSTON,
II. Il. ELLYSON,
PETER c. WARWICK.
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nj ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION
IN SUAWLS Prices lower tlalf at any time
since the creation:
PLAID sHAWLS at 1925 reduced from 50;
DOUBLE SIIAWLS at $3.50 reduced from 81
PLAID sHAWIS at 80 reduced from 80;
STRIPED SIIAWLS 1T 50 so worth 1880;
STEIPED SHAWI4S at :3 would he cheap at ~;
Bargains in BLACK MERJSO SHAWLS, as we
have reduced them twenty-five per cent. below
our former cheap prices;
4 large stock OF BREAKFAST SlAWLS, very
cheap:
Also 1T bargains, HOODS,
hUHlAS,
LEGGINS. and
sACQUES, at
upJq LEVY BROTHERS..
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FOURQUREAN " CO.

CARDOZO, FOURQUHEAN y CO.
Our stock Of goods has Just been rrrlcni-hi
the addition Of 81 900 worth Of
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
for the fall aud winter trade, bought for cash.
die latest novelties i'll imported and domrstt" Il
rics We are now displaying most attrattI,r d.
CLOAKS AND SIIAWLS.
Also, new aud beautiful fabric In
DRESS GOODS
In NIL new and desirable -ba1...
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
very rich and cheap.
In black goods our stock L very cpmrlr'' 49,
sLstipg III part OF
BOMBAZINES. CASHMEREs,
ALPACAS, MOrAlRs,
TAMIsE, GRAPE,
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS.
selected with great care Is 10 good and p"r!El'r~
black. Also, u choice lot al
CARPETS, RUGS, DRUGhETS- &C., -.
All of which we offer at the very io"c,t MA
prices. CARDOZO, FOUEQUKEAN < ."
Sc 29-tDel6
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MORE NEW GOODS
NOW OPENING.

BEAUTIFUL DIAGONAL SERGES and DUTCH
EsS CLOTHS at 80 and Csc worth about :
BEA ,rIs StfS sATTEESs at 75c.sola a, II and
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH PoPLISs very, very
BEAUTIFUL EMPRESS CLOTHS at 5ec.--so.
at about Il last season;
BEAUTIFUL CASHMEHEs at 60 and e1c.-'2p!
BRoCADEs, CHEAP PoPLlNs, and CoLoPGD
ALPAGAs at rs and 3oc.-s9iI bsf3r, ?, 50r';
h fI Stock 81" OF mo1uRS1SG aud SECOND
MOURNING GOODS:
Opera Cloths, Flannels, and pretty goods for In.
neIs, and Underwear: Blankets Quilts. etc.
oc 81 HUDGiNS, GORDON s 90.
4 FIskEN & CO.,
II. $40 BROAD STREET.
arc selling Off at very low prices their entire stock
"a IMPORTED GOODS.
LINENS of all kinds from Ace. per yur,! up:
DNMASK of all kinds from Csc per yard M:
HANDkERCHIEt'S Of all kinds from 81 per ~.
TOWELS Of all kinds from Il per dozen up:
LADIES' and CIIlLDREN'S tSUERtLUTU.
ING A SPECIALITY.
and altogether superior TO any similar goods ohuoi
In this market.
Every gentleman should secure come Of our
IMPORTED ALL-LISES SHIRTS
at $50 per haii-doZen. got up specially for hi,
market, and In make and material superior to any.
thing ever offered here
Our stock Is very large. but what with ~al". tn
New York St Louis, Washington, and Richmont
IL will soon dissolve: 80 our friends and the puH:
will please make their selections ~ soon "A, conN"-
uienf DC 29.lm
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DIZZlNIS, S07 Broad street. Is the pa
IN b,,v your supplie. Of CUnl,ctloncric, -,
&c. Our uncQliIlrd establishment In r"IE
beauty, size. cleanliness. aud low prizes I, -
open 10 supply tie wants ot oar irich!' ".'1 f*.
F,T,.y CAKES and CaSDIYS. usuut.tc!usct 5'
can ON A. piIZiNl. ia
nrIE sO1 KruIi sir.
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l42l MAIN sl"Lh'.'
CON + C. T + X r =
NEW STORE. FACTORY NEW n''

We beg leave 10 call the attention 81 ne
49, s,i.,ndiJ establishment. No. li2l NuE ~
whers they can tall times snd tII >eort!ren
IN. choicest COSFECI Ip>ERIE>o Of 0uro"1 Il
ufacture and of foreign importation, 3, WI
ERIIITS, NUTS. CANNED GOODS. fl' Al
e,r etc We have aimed al !naainS our nc" =.
Ii,hmcnt ono Of the most elegant. anu oH'
SrrAM REFINED CANDY FACTORY AID ~
CAKE BAKERY the mos, complete tn "Htht ~ 3,
pacily south o! Baltimore. AMI 40 t!t'at t'iA' ""
succccdct. The public Is respectfully n.y.
visit It's. y. al N'' q"
A. IArpEiL,
Ko. v kRSE,
A. SCnOLLEk.
142l MAIN STREET. it-t-
The undersigned can IL ."utd ~ Wv t.,
Messrs. 4. CApPEL & Co, anu WIN ~
wall Oh n'' '''o""' +. &. Itlk
40, Main street. -
ocl2 .----
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c

:
ILLUSTRATED sALMANACs
THE AEDINE ALMANAC FOR 1874, bro
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best American artists, making the hahdsohest
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON ALMANAC, with SIX
pictures printed In colors. Coo.
NAST'S ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC. 25c:
DAEBURY NEWS MANS ILL UST A TED
ALMANAC. 25c.
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A INVOLVEMENT EXTRA OR DI-
"A NARY.-S24 for $50 The publishers OF the
Southern Magazine are Offering to every new SUD
sCrlbcr that splendid steel engraving 35xI9lhchcs
THE BURIAL OF LATANE,'
illustrating J. X. ThompsOn's we-known poem,
which commentaries one of the most touching IN
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This magazine Is the organ Of the Southern Hls-
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tmrc for - so. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
booksellers. 131 s Main street.
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RICHMOND MD FKTtN~EtkT HAiLNUAh tO.,I
TEEA>uEER'S OFFICE.
nICuMn&D. Va, November 6. 1873.
y TnTltE.-Thc annual meeting of the
" s;ockhcldcAs of this company will he held al
the office Of The company corner U Is ri and Eighth
-trrrts I'll TUESDAY the 2Jth instant. 1T II
O'Clock 81.
The bouhS of transfer will lac closed from aud
after the OH Instant until tho day of meeting.
". ". WARRINGTON.
no I'D Treasurer.
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
81 BLANKETS reduced to go
Sc BLANKETS reduced - -.
So SIiAWLS reduced 10 "a
1850 SHAWLS reduced 10 90.
And all other goods In proportion. NJ stock u
DRY GOODS Is now complete. aud comprises >on-
of the latest novelties and most icaut fu ic>i-n'
brought 10 this market. Speciaitics IL ELh,h
ALPACA at SOC, aud WHITE Wool fLANNLL
at 25c., ut CHARLES ~ 9TH
NC % between Sixth and seventh
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COSFECrI0SERIE3
A TMORt,,S MINCE-MEAT, THE

4 TMURE'S MINIE-ME-AI, III Do
~ IN THE WDkLD.-Thc most drticiou,
nutritious article for pies ready for inlncl.'' ""
prepared IN the incest manner and only OF 'hr W.
best Ingredients We DEFY competition In 'iV!a.
Packed in tub, oil 6s, 81, and : pounds AZ ~.
and i0-pound wooden pals In barrels and hay.
averaging 375 and so pounds: also. III gia'' -
and ? and 5.r>ound tin cans. Trade supplied =. :.
tory prices. LOll>J - noI>aT >
M oJ lfi- bti'I ~ ~ -
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Special terms to parties clubbing for three or
more papers or magazines.
IT. ELLYSON, Newsdealer,
liz Main street, Richmond, Va.
no 1S-d,sw&w
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MEETINGS.

T AFAYETTE r. A. CHAPTER, IE1M.
H No. i3.-CoMpASIOSs.-Att epd as-ZESSs
stated conyocaton of your Chapter ut MA. Les7Aass
sonic Hall. on Broad street between Ninth
and Tenth. THIS fThursday) EVENING nj y
o'clock. Mepnrs OF sister chapters In the city anu
all transient companions In good standing are m
tcrnaliv invited to DC present. ny ORDER OF tie u.
+. n. =. CllAkLEs LuNDiN.
no 20-lts occrcIaI!.
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1874. NJ" ID 4 To ll"h 1874.
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