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Our senior partner CT the spot, enters into the
conlic. and comes out with the cheapest, largest,
and s-assorted stock of goods ever offered TO the
people of Richmond. ....
We call particular attention to full assortment OF
SAVY-BLUE DRESS GOODS, among which
will be found goods from 20c. mp to the best
NAVY-BLUE SILK at $3.50 per yard worth
$3.50;
BLUE SILK PLUSH ut $3.50 WORTH 81 per yard;
BLACK vELvETEEN at soc. per yard worth
75c., and sold last year at 81 per yard; go,
TUCK and GUIPURE IACEs at lower prices than
at any time since or before the war; ...
EXCELLENT CALECoEs, FOR conlortables, down
to exc, per yard;
NEW YORK MILLS and WAMsUTTA COTTON
at lie. Per yard;
TIE CELEBRATED DAvoL COTTON 90. per
yard; $751;.
aSDRosCoGGIS aud AUBURN COTTON l4c.
per yard;
EXCELLENT YARD-TIDE sOFT-FlNIsH
BLEACHgD COTTON a. l 2Hsc per yard;
CANTON rLAE.;ELs from 124 to 4oc. per 7ard'
BED-TICK from 10 20 $50. per yard;
SHIFTING STRIPES from 81 to Csc per yard;
ALL.wooL WHITE FLANNEL from csc 10 II
FER yard;
OPERA in al cclo-s, 4: all prices;
WHITE, BLUE. GREY. and RED I"lLLhp
FLASSELs IN al qualities, {: reduced prices
1 large stock q goods suitable for HOLIDAY
ppr5tyTa, eel worthy thu attention Of
purchasers:
Large additions 10 cur stock 0! HAMBURG EDG-
1HGs and INsERTI%Gs;
STAMPED BANDS, NIGHT-GowN YoKEs,
CiEMIsE YOKEs, and TOILET MATS;
TIrlEs IN gcsaL variety from Zoo to ga;
LACE, EMBROIDERED, HEMsTITcaED, and
CORDED uAECEERCHlEFs;
ctrLDLEEs cAnH!AGE-BLAS KEIs st $50
worth 80;
Gree, bargains IT BED-8LASKETs and MAR.
StILLL5 QUILTS:
New styles OF BUTTONS and DREsS-TR1M-
NIEG5;
Great DarEaIns IN Yrs, SHAWLS, and CL0AKS.
at LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street,
lie - Richmond, Va.
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PROFESSOR AGAssIz.--Attheti time ofthe greet
peri! OF Professor AGAssIz in his recent sick
ness, tie New York Herald said Of him, most
truly, that 1.-THE world cannot afford TO lose
hn.o OfGew men who have ever lived could
this be with truth said. Professor AdAsslz'S
mind is wonderfully well balanced. His
researches are Invaluable TO science, and he
is never turned aside 10 follow the false
lights which naturally decoy the student as
DC passes along the mysterious and devious
ways through which his pursuit leads him.
ACAsslz displays that solidity and practical
billy OF 4 MUD illumincu By genius that
establishes entirc faith in his judgment and
his teaching. lie lrls no superior in his
department of science, aud lie is whole
souicd and conscientious. II Is earnestly to
be hopel, for the sake Of learning and for
the good Of society, that he viii soon re-
cover.
There has been general expression Of re-
trtt IL his illness.
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MS" PRATIS ASTRAL OIL.

u IKAII7b ASEKAL UlL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly Udorics. Always uni
lornl. illuminating qualities superior 10 gas. burns
III auv lump without danger Of exploding or Lahiug
ire. MANUFACTURED expressly 10 dlspi1ce the use o
volatile and dangerous oils Its safety under every
possible test; and II. perfect burning qualities, are
proved by Its continued use In over 100000 fa'nl
lies. Millions Of gallons have been sold and no ac
eide ut--diicctlr or inircctS--nas ever occurred
from Burning, storing, or handlin. II.
The insurance companies aud fire commissioners
lhrou.I houl The country recommend the ASTRAL
Us the best safeguard phcn lamps are used Send
Tor circular.
For sale 1t retail by the trade generally, and at
Wholesale By the propIleiors. CHARLES PRATT
& CO., l0S Fulton street. New York.
&C 7-GSTGiu
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Irappea,s tina, Secretary RoDssos has cm

l'appeals that Secretary ROBSON has cm-
ployed lady to Investigate the treatment O;
Immigrants OH shipboard aud when they
reach This country. This latiyis Mrs. HELEN
81. EAEEaaD. ,of whom we know notLiug.
Her Ieport is very long, aud makes out that
Immigrants are moi treated as badly Us il has
been SUPPOSED they were. ,..a
IL 10 strange that Il woman should be
chosen FOR such II service; but there arc
strange things done In these days. 1t Is
our opinion that immigrants are treated q
fteat deal worse than reports represent
them 10 rs.
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The Sketch- Book. By CHARLES &. LLAsp,
author OF Tho English Gyps!cs and
their Language" Hans Br!etmann's Bal
luds," &c. New York: uUED & IioUGH-
TON.
LELAND is lively writer, aud bis ballads
show that he has Il keen sense Of humorous
aud ludicrous things. The book Is IN IiURp
& HouauToN's admirable style. Those pub.
lshels seem to be the best book.printcIs Of
tic day.
Fox sale By WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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TLEGANT JUVENILE BOOKS
CHRIS MAS PRES E h Te.
TIE NAMES OF IHE AUTHORS A GUAR
ANTEE OF THE EXCELLENCE OF
TIE BOOKS.

AMERICaS HISTORIES FOR YOUTH, BY
Jacob abbott. In eight volumes; each volume
complete in itself illustrated with numerous ,I
Isrley. CHAPLIN. Herrick, Perkins, Parsons,
B.aueu, and others. Per set SO.
The GvDD bvl's LlBkAkY. 10 vols
ISmo. illustrated, green muSln Slt back.
Tuf GOVl; GIRLS LIBRARY. 10 vols, lsmo,
The G YET Lfi RI sEEis IS Mrs. Thomas GEL
edition, gilt hack. Per set. - go.
AUNT MAEY'S STORIES. 8 vols, cloth, square
THE BRIGHT HOPE SERIES. BY Rev. J: T.
Trowor!dge. s vols, lsmo, gilt back. Uni
TIE IL o j.. STORIES. BY George Il. Tay-
lor.. 4 vols, emo. illustrated, gilt back. Per
THE R0LL0 STORY BOOKS. BY Jacob Abbott.
II vols; lem9 iu.tr1ted. Per Sell "a ,,,,,o
yos beautifully iilus,raed slm 9n to The
LlTTl I Bt.>SlE.'S COUNTRY STOKES. 6vols..
elegantly illustrated, similar to Little Amy's
TIE VIOLET STORIES. IL elegant miniature
vols, similar 10 The Rosebud Stories" with
40 Illustrations made especially for this series.
TIE fArHERLANDs SERIES. 6vols.' translated
IDLE, WORD SERIES. For the young folks. 5
AMtTICAN BIoGEAPHy-Da Boone. Gene
raj Israel Putnuln. Captain John Smith, Rene-
diet Arnold 8 volumes Price per set. IS.
CEClL'S BOOKS OF NATURAL HlsTUkY-in-
sccts. Birds. Beasts. volumes. 1915.
BAII.hNrYnE'S LIBRARY OF ADVEN
TUFES 6rolumes. cloth. $3.50. One ofthe
b.st st Of !oys' books published.
PAELEi'a COTTAGE LIBRARY. By :. e.
GOODRICH. 2 Zoumes. ISmo muslin, Illus
La&u. gilt back. Per set : 1920.
PICTURES AND STORIES OF ANIMALS, FOX
LITTLE. ONES AT HOME. BY Mrs. a. \.
Icnncy. Complete in vols, the whole con-
tanning 500 wood cngrasing;. vols. l6Glo,
fancy cloth. Per sci. So.
TIE FLORENCE STORIES, By Jacob Abbott.
vols. Gmc, Illustrated. gilt hack. Fer set, So
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH STORIES; \ new
edition, elegantly Illustrated, OF the old fayor-
lie. vols, emo. Per sci, 20.
A.ly OF the abu.o will be sent by mail, postpaid
10 any address on receipt OF the price.
j. l.. ELLYS0N,
Bookseller and Newsdenlcr.
de G-tDco5 HE Alaiu street.
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The largest ard GGest assortment OF
PLAIN, FANCY, AND ORNhtiEHTAL CAKES
eve offered in this city car hc found at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
plain C,kes Of MI kinds; Fancy Cakes in endless
variety: Iced and Ornamental Cahcj-tnc ncateSt
ever offered IN this city.
CnnrrriIouers and retail dealers would do well 70
rive me call before purchasing their Chris tnas
Cakes. Family cakes baked, iced, ani orDanentcd.
All persons are cordially Invited to give inc call
w. DRIGGS'S BAKERY,
de15-1w No. 707 Main street.
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GRAND CHRISTMAS OPENING

PIzZIkI'S CUNFECTlu%Ekl,
so7 BROAD STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
Itake pleasure In announcing to ay friends aud
the public generally that notwithstanding The
PANIC. RUMOKS OF WAR, &C,
Santa Claus " i'll make his annual rounds, AMI Il"
HEADQUARTERS, sO7 BkoAU STREET.
Will, rs usual Ice prepared with large and 'af'ea
stock Of
CANDIES. BOS-BONS, CANDY IolS'
CHOCOLATE VARIETIES,
CRYSraLlZED FRUITS,
FRUITS. Glaze. &C.
which on SATURDAY. December IS. WI o.
spread ON my counters tor their INSPECTION aud pGr
chase. Every customer shall be prGlupuy "al.tI
on, and supplied with the best goods me narsct
affords at rs Low PRICES as pure unaa'p'e'''e'
goods can be sold FOR. 80 f., ,,,
THE BEST, PURE SUGAR CANDIES
will be sold at such rates as were coniderri nn,
cheap before the high prices since Tue war "s'S
10 norsEKEErERs offer beautiful
NEW KAiSlNs.
CURRANTs,
ALMONDS,
NUTS, and FIGS.
To YOUNG MEN otter an elegant aud '"f'eQ a.
% Fanny SILK, SATIN, ASp STRAW BON
:, rn ,,nort sUN n Wbish will, make Nos,
elegant and acceptable present 10 their lady irsnu
aud such q present rs caunot BIZ had al any o'"''
establishment IN this city,; h.sur.rn
IMPORTED WAX DOLLS,
TALKSG DOLLS. and
DOLLS IN CARRIAGES.
which saoSsh .sy hs,T Sn sf EpISsssspr "s
ING, for their beauty is almost irresis'''s'
TO THE BOYS l1tisr
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TIE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION CAsE.-L'
.. WASHINGTON writes 10 the Petersburg
Neses:
{" ::lr. james Ecoson, of Richmond, has fled
q brief for Wilson aud Martin, the Two
Democrats, which appears unauswerable."
So it seems to us; but we recollcct that it
is not necessary to auswerlt. The Radicals
decide such questions to suit themselves.
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Ibc chances for 4 gift arc as one TO Eve
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50: Calves, SEQ; Tenths. or
each coupon, So; Eleven Whsle Tickets for IS 90 )
22X Tickets FIR 1000; l13 Whole Tickets for
$4,000: 227 Whole Tickets tea 81 0,COQ. No dis
count on less thnn $500 worth of Tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert viii be conducIedin all 1T
soec,s ike the three which have already been given
and full particulars may he learned from circulars
which Will be sent free from this Office TO al who
apply for them.
orders for tickets and applications for agencies
will be attended 10 in the order they are received
and It is hoped they will be sent III promptly that
there may be no disappointment or delay IN hliing
ALI. Liberal terms given to those who puE 10 sell
np,u All agents arc pcreInptorily required to set
tic ND tha,r accounts and reiulS all uusold tickets
by the 20lli day Of March.
- THOMAS Z. BRAMLETTE,
aaeut Public Library. Kentucky, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building. Louisville, Ky.
de I5-dM&Thln.&wl
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FOR CHRISTMAS
AT Z. l.. CHANGERS,
GIT BROAD STREET.

Owing to the prevailing panic have been able 10
purchase my stock of FANCY GOODS at greatly
reduced price. In view and with the hope that my
customers will appreciate my motive. ] have
marked all Of my stock, mostly adapted for Christ
mas presents, at twenty-five per cent. below the
regular price The goods consist Of beautiful line
of real UXIDIZED CLASPS, COIN SILVER UXf-
DIED, BALL EARRISGS OXI,IZEn. ST.
YER. PEARL, aud GlLDED YIN AGRErTE and
CHATELAISES. Also, the most beautiful line Of
fine PLATED GOLD SETS and BRACELETS Ia
be found In the city. In addition 10 the above
have about three hundred ZEAL HAIR BRAIDs,
which, with the balance of my stock Of KID
GLOVES. EMBROIDERlES, LACES, COkSETS.
&c, &C., Will oDer at prices dctyins comIrtlton
at +. J.. GRANGERS.
de It'll 627 Broad street.
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ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS FOR
+ - HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The following list EMBRACES ga few Of my STAND
ARD and FINELY-lLLUSTRATED HOLIDAY
HOOKS, just suited for Christmas presents:
hI.DISE for lS73-B0und voume-Cloth, 50 ;
ROME. BY FRANCIS WEY. Conta lining three hun
dred and forty five engravings on wood, de.
signed By the most celebrated artists and plan
OF Rome, with an introduction by w. W. STo.
RT, bound IN fine Turkey morocco. - 9
SONG. Numerous illustrations; Turkey mo
vo rHf. DNorED w0MEN or, TYPES Of Woman.
" Attributes of all Lands and Ages. With sew
cuteen eugrarlugs on steel, from designs. by
TEE H GALLlR ,f Of BYRRoS BEATTiEs. ideal
pictures of the principal characters OF LORD ld
TIE E'E PSE11s GALIRkY series Of Portrait ali
prsssly for this work by the most eminent Eng <
ITALIAN III uS's' PsiiCTUREs DRAWN WiTHi Pen
so M 81 N1TURE Selected from maSv
sources, Wit, numerous illustrations. .....S5
SHAKEsPEARE ANN JAIL, with Illustra:
rH E"n IlfTLE PE0rIE o. TtHE SNOW. By
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. illustrated from
TIE fe, s6R X A dF TRE By
cotN JIM y LIE instratd by Poetry and re
pyR kun M0URE. MILTON. CONFER, gold;
SMITH, BURNS, and WORDSWORTH, bound nd
In half calf, each q oU
suAkE,PEAEE, 10 vols, pocket edition, in neat
cua sGiiiiRFss' MliissicEiL:LHNY III USEFUL AND
EETERf AIMING TRACTS, now complete;
new and Improved edition. With portraits and
Illustrations. 12mo., 10 volumes. cloth. $40
CID8ONS'S HISTORY Of The DEGL1NE AND
FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, with notes
BY Dean Milm.n. 6 volumes Crown Svo.:
ClULil. extra
GOETHE'> WORKS, cloth, extra, voumes.s7.o0
UCME,S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, latest edl-
ton. with Autobiography. 6 volumes. Crown
IHTlSCl'o WURKS, including his life: 26 vol.
uues, 1Gmo. steel visnette titles, cloth; eX X
MACaULAY:S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, COM
picte; steel portrait and SIX colored maps
COMPLETE WORKS, printed
Oh toned paper, Turkey morocco. gilt edges;
DYKON's COMPLETE WORKS, printed on
toned paper, Turkey morocco, gilt edges, vol,
Any Of the above sent by mail post paioion re.
ceirt of tie price by j. T. ELLYe0S,
tIp IN No, IL g Main street.
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1t01 MAIN STREET. 1921.
& Ii X / ) T III 4 5 FOODS.

& Ii RI 5 T II a 5 GOODS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
FINE LONDON LAYER and
MCscATEL RAIsISs,
CHOICE SrLTASA RAIs1Ss,
PRIME CITRoS,
CURRASTs of best quality,
FINE FIGS and DATES.
ALMONDS, NUTS, and CocoA.NrIs
PURE CANDIES, both French and pJain;
CHOCOLATE aud WALNUT CANDY,
CAKES of every description,
CANDY TOYS and FIREWORKS
In unsurpassed variety, and at low prices, at
4. ChPPEL & CO.'S,
C9nfectioners.
l421 NIalu street 1921
de IL
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CHprsTsrAs GOODS.
"Heap on more yfood the Wind isehI, B
But let 1t whistls as 1t will, -
Well keep our christmas merry6tiu."

wv
offer mary elegant md appropriate things for
Christmas apd New-Year's gifts, among Wnlch
may be found r. ~ >?SIt
suPERBLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS OF ART,
STANDARD AUTHORS. 10 fresh and attracase
bindings: r. ,--,-se-.
Byron. Burns, Eeott! Moore. Pope, Cowner,
Tsnuyson, Airs. Hsmans, Mrs. Browniugs &c-r
&c-various editions in beautiful bindings. -
BIBL Es. PRhYER-BOOK3.an and HYMN-Boohs,
from the cheapest to the most elegant; - 'azs
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. great VARIETY, =
PORTABLE WIJT1Sti-DESRS ofpaptsr nldchtc,
roscw God, walnut leather. and other styles
Elegant PCEkEr-S0OkS aud POkTE-MOSA
OF Russ!a-lcatter. morocco, and calf skin;
LADIES WORK-ROXES and LEATHER BAGS,
GOLD PENS, OF the best Of makers -.r# ~.
PENCIL CASES. some very beautiful;
PRETTY CHROMOS-framed:
POCkET-kNIFES, PhPEE-FOLDERS,
WRISTBANDS, PEN-WlPERS.
iLPHABtT and BUILDING BLOCKS,
CEILDREN'S B0OhS-in amnlerSc collection.
dr ii
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GOOD THINGS FOR TILE HOLIDAYS.

T. s.ss e. G. g. THOMPSON, $50. #...
j.ra FAMILY GROCER,
No 219 MAIs STREET, BETwEE& SECOND AND
THIRD,
has on hand fresh supply OF
Atnore's Mnce- Meat-tle best ont;
New York Champagne Cider, Currants, Citrnn,
Almonds. English Walnuts. Pecans, Palmnuth,
Italian Maccaroni, Buckwheat, Gelatinr,
Prime Butter, jamaica Rum. Sherry v Inc,
English Pickles, Fire Crackers,
Finest Gunpowder Tea. Chewing and Smoking o.
haccos: III fact, everything kept In fiTst-rass
hS IO-4V
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L. S. s.-The Virginia People says With
ers is the man for the Southwest. The Ma
riou Patriot SAYS il is Walker.
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DOR DECEMBER, CHRISTMAS, AND
NEW-YFAR.

NEW-YEAR.
T.R. PRICE ( co, are adding many new and
beautiful goods TO their stock, just bought IL The
northern markets.
Great Jobs In DRESS and other GOODS,
BLACK GROS.GRAIS and BONNET SILKS.
NAvY-BLuE, ELEpHANT-BREATH. aud Other
new shades PoPLlSS and CACuEMkekS:
DRESS GOODS tgrcat reduction4. 20, 80, hnH
Soc;
MOUR MING GOODS, many new stylcs-SRo nt
ZURICH, IMrERATRICE. HERNATTAs. Mo-
HAIRS, CAMEL'S-HAIR, &C.:
GRAPE Wells, COLLARS and TIES;
L.adi es' SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all Nos:
VELyETEESs, TwILLED SILKS, and VELorRs:
HOSIERY. hid GLOVES, LINED GLOVES. &c;
DaNEsTIrs nj very lowest rites, &c. Ge 10
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('HRISTMAS PRESENTS, &c.

A I I'-y UC'
L. II. PRICE & co. havo orened new supplies Of
CLOAKS and WRAPPISGS:
Elegant stock STRIPED and FANCY sHAWLs;
HANDKERCHIEFS,
In boxes, for ladies and gentlemen;
GLOVES In great variety.
LACE and MUSLIN SETS.
LINEN COLL and CUFFS,
HENSTrrCHtD and LlSEN-CAMBklC HAM,.
KERCHIEFS,
SOCKS,
SUSPESDERs.
DE- 10 CRAVATS, &C., s..
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GELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR CHILL
81 DREN WITH CARE.

-, DREN WITH CARE.
AMERICAN BOYS BOOK OF SpORIS AND
ARSRIaI SIt;Iifs, s1.5n;
R9Bt,H,SOH, CKESOE, Si:oo; ,.
OLD TALES FOX THE YOUNG, sI.25;
nHD yL,s =, s nv dA:G s!.Zo'
CHlLD'S own BOOK OF FAIRY TALES, 500
rrpN5EE az 'TiI 2TiDQ trov, s,o5.
~ IN tNrH:s isf NH q En n 'o'
SueiSS F,Nfi y PHpIS SIES - Fo.
S,E ,TS r. q ~ itT ~ "a
FiLGKIH,s PKuaRtsS, $50: AZ s-'''
\ JOURNEY TO Tue CENTRE OF THE
:. EAhETlI; Sc; ,,n.,,., .o.o.
NApOltO ON AND HIS MARSHALS, a2.SU;
G0l;lLL A-HUHTERS. by BALLENTYNE, Sl.2o;
\ HISTORY OF WONDERFUL INVENTIONS,
50:
BIRDIE AND HIS FAIRY FRIENDS, 81;
RtInrA TiioSNTuS new. $50:
IOTIlE EaMkS new. $50;
rIJII ;pRl %'S SAYINGS 81.
FnX:S ROSk OF MaKrYKS 1928:
TILE DAt GuTER'- OWN BOOK, 60c.:
MSYkE EtIIl'S ROCKS FOR BOYS (cach)
Sl,oO
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IL TO TIE PUBLIC.

I ;,eg To Inform rnn that have opened 4 LADIES'
and e. NlLEMEA'S RESTAURANT in cnDnec-
ton with my Confectionery establishment, ~ No.
1905 Main street Open daily from Z \. II. 10
L. ii.
II is my intention 10 make this what Richmond
has lulg needed, lrst-class Restaurant III every
particular.
TIE ELL. OF FARE
Includes every oih TINT an fricluclu TASTE ma!
desire, which will be served in the best manner
aud at moderate prizes.
i. ANTONI,
&C 3-3ln nearly opposite the Post Office.
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III ..s,LIzz.,..9a5, , IL h0LG3
PURCHASED AT THE. GREAT, CLOSING
OUT AUCTION EGrEs
49,, AND OF -
TIE pANTO-sTRICKEN MERCHANTS!

GOODS SLAUGHTERED EVERYWHERE!
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and have great maDy agents yet TO hear from.
Nc doubt t. entertained of the sale OF every ticket
before the drawing. but whether all ere sold or not
tho ccucert and drawing Will positively aud uncqri
vocaly take place on The day 10" liked, ard Ii HEy
rcuaiu unsoi they viii l.. cancec-!, and the prizes
will be reduced in proportion 10 tho EIlsod Ticket
cp:y so, 600 tickets have lr3n issue! and
10000 CASH GlETs-:i soc, ooc-
will bedta;rihuteti aInolg The tickc!-hol4ars.
The t.ckcto art printed IL coupons O. scaths. anu
al. fractional parIs Vii be represented Al Ac Gr"-
ing jnst Il whole tickets arc.
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CHHDRES's GAMES,
TIE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE As.
SENTIMENT IN THE CITY,
EMBRACING

BaS Se.siAfsf BOARDS Furnished 81 90
b9M1GM9Es. 75e 2S
GAaME or sTEEPLiiE:--iC;iiXsE ...........~ %
CRisPINO. q new and moet Fascinating : W
board game. ..s...-... ......... 2 M
LiaHTHiNG BXPREss; *
kINGS AND CA.vALIE re. .......:.. y
SSkktt sHkio 5sfT sHoF::::::::::::::: 4
shSMS g
siIBkoSETTE C0j;iitC;Xi.IiiiiiIiE:>: -
LIE hy IIG itlaf Fun of the funniest. an
0a Maia RsS kSs. Snipsnsp 80
Jack Built, Mother Hubbard, Cinderella ' la
Fusby, Fortune Telling Cards, each ~
cip Of q the 1 rse sent by a on
s,o bookseller and Newsdeaier.
A LPHABEr AND BUILDING BLOCKs
AALraAbET BLOCKS 80, so, and 7jc.
JOIINsoN'S BUILDING BLOCKS. N
CRASDALL's MASQUERADE BLOCKS. ........ o ~
CRASDAL's EXPRESSION BLocKs..........0 50
For sale by ~ j. +: ELL.;YisoS, 10
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-21

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