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CLosE CONNECTION

At Mulneolp. and International Junction,
with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsville, HOustOn end Galveston. AT
Shreyenorf, with The Red river boats, for
New OrIea rs and the South, and with the El
Psso Mail Cnnnnny's stages for Monroe,
vicksburg and the South. At Texnrkana,
with the .eDo .aa AHaN
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81. Nicholas For .l9Y5.

')os ltASdOlehn ASA 40 ~
The prospectus of the secondNohlmr showi,
that there Is to be no fliing Oft but M IN
crease in us Literary and PICTORIAL ltriie-
lions. Among other attractive features are
two sp endid serial stores. y
"THE YOUNG SURVEYOR.
by j. r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Jack Haz.
ard stories, etc.
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Il Farmers Vacation in BQlOpe,''
ny col. GEO. Il. WARINu,

IN the extensive list of Illustrated material
NOW in course of preparation, which It is OK
recied will hc published during The coming
wear, ard- dccAsiourN bfpiint papers on
lfIehc,f ia Nri III dtUe,by itblt Rhodes;
articles OF uAvel IN Euiope, ASIA aiii Aineri'
c,,, by r0mpstent hanis descriptive pa rers
On Chirpgo. HichlnUud. Btltimore anu other
cities ;sati dies Of curious phases Of ve2etn-
ton, etc, G.
IN poetry, short stories nnI stretches, bio
lishcr9 eXpectto pr.s,'iN III 'if ffrIneT high
standard. Bvtrr liipr will DO nude t0keep
Tie mnga7.nc lrc,lt hright, ilgh-ioned and
coinpanipEaDl.. tt
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Four dollars a year, In advance ~ cents n
number six numbris cone yola s2OO; the
81 % each. Bound volumes~pn', charges paid.
Covers f)r binding sent, postage paid, for 80
cents each. Thc back numbers exchanged
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-1 re csnlssI ror 10 spsl ers6tp.

lSpectat 10 Tue Shsflla liS
Il fsrn sae Cd sg fsoa lie
hrystaltz q The race 6etReens RAINFALL eaa NIL.
Mr.. wood To-day statistic yout corEss dlss
would .shave aoihing 10 Go with the .nssty Thug
Il lis stated here tO-nges that she sa
Woods bang giysn gae e Few
uis ago 10 fsas Mr. err sc ali hazards Eiist
s Sc r ssis % o;ai z Is
cutie sSs, p M &c us WIN
g 9e ss View 70 support his caddsc Hs
says that his csndidacy T. ZOE as s,ssf a 1ofwsrd
a ana, ina. r ne 10 demand al important COM
mitige In cs1ssG Mr. fKer fs electeo. n n,ss
r;atmtng to know, apa spe ena fSp bar oft the
e. ssiyey state thst Mr. Cox is angling
,or tho Ways and Means Committees ana t ~ nv w.
ow ~ ' ss,siaa the way
ms SENT Randall's stock up amazingly. Ine snpr
noriers Of Mr. Korr are less sanguine than ,Insy
were last nlyhs There e nc teiins TaaI fortT
siobi hours. The friends OF both Dir. Kerr. ana
NJ RlLdufia ata anxicusiys awaltng inc a,INa =.
here of General Ths. ckmorton. @ sxas, Mo, III,
n,,o. Of southwtSteyn afnembec5: HIS arr
srinrs into the taIyassfhe Texas Pacific haliEoao
question, which will form an lm tant elemshs in
pn,t mears. Kesf aud Randall voted against This
bill when 1t was before congress. saI "a. 18th.
Fernando VOID ,stSsJ tonight mat ms WIZ lsa.
Vi ousy made; that he took step w,hs vt consul
taton with any Of the candidates. epa 1scause, =
de q seesg h ~ ehEsTsa i~iS e
VA SUPPORT, but dentes that he has MADE am ar
rangemel for bis own vote or those o. DIS rieaus
who had intended 10 support him Win sitaer ell
or Randall: thar he wtshts to see the bouse o.ss.n
izsd in the Interest Of Oeie'eS
that II will be. :; sy-,,y,e -.lr7fEf,ss ,.sE
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The Popular Science Monthly for Decen-
Der contains the following articles I. Mar
tiueau and Materialism; by JOHN TYNDALI,
F. r. S., LII. D. II. Opossums and their
Young; by Professor W. S. BARNARD tillus-
tratedI III. Idol.W orship and Fetish. or.
ship; by HERBEKr SPENCER. ". On q
Piece Of Limestone by WILLIAM B. GAR.
pENrER, LID, f. B. S. V. Strange Me d.
tai Faculties in Disease; by HEzEKIAH But.
TEkwoRTH. vi. Progression and Retro.
erosion; by Professor W. D. CUNNING ILL.,
luslrated). VII. Geography and Evolution ;
by Lieutenant General r. STRAcHEY, F. 4. S.
VIII. Diamond. cutting; by DR.. A. c. Ham,
LIN (illustrated). TX. Reading as an Intel.
Iectual Process; by e. o. VALE. K. The
Deeper Harmonies of Science and Religion.
XT. Sketch of Principal DAWSON (por.
trait). XII. Editors Table; The Nation on
German Darwinism. Literary Notices:
Smithsonian Report fer 1874; Bacteria and
their Influence on the Septic Complications
Of Wounds; Fire.Burlal among our Ger.
manic Forefathers Report of the Curators
of the Missouri State University; Nature
and Culture, SC. Miscellany: United States
Board for Testing Iron and Steel; Stanley's
Expedition; Putrefaction Arrested By Pres.
sure J. Meeting of the French Association for
the Advancement Of Science: St. Louis
Academy of Science Is Consumption Con.
tagious Continuity of the Guano Deposits
Resuscitatien of the Drowned; Intensity Of
Solar Radistions, &c. Notes. ,.e%....,g ii
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a.EN- AEEt2f
DEATHS.

!. Died, on the 29lh instant, ANDREW, MULLEh'
aged eighty -four. a native Of Thanh, france .,s :.
,hsdrsi ut / II O'Clock A. nj. WEDEESDAE.De-
cembsrt LIST. Relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully illyite1 to attend. o,.,,ssxt
E Brooklyn and New York papers please COPY
" DIED, Tuesday morning. November 3oth, at j. tne
naRYe g AUL.in, the eighty,frst year Of her sge.
Her funeral Will take place from ST. Peters ca
thedral TO-DAY "wednesday a. octoe On - -
DAY she rest IN peace. ~ Lt!i4 -. 80 =
Died, at Old Town. October IS, 1875, BETTE
JuHNsON. wife OF William. II. Elleli, and eiaest
daughter OF William c.. johnson, OF King Wllilam
county, Va, aged twenty.tw years. ,
rims IN the space OF three years She has passed
from the altar 10 the tomb The young vile ana
mo her has been suddenly sna,ched from inc EN- IN.
brace of a devoted husband, a loving famfy, oaoe
TOO Young to know u others love. The home SO
recently The scene her youthful hopes and JOYS IS
sened by the band Of DEATH but we trnst she
has reached her home above the skies In the
heavens. = q .st.Y ~ WILLIAM Fl. ELLETT..
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Ri
From the report Of the Second Auditor it
appears that the State debt on the both of
September, 1875, exclusive of bonds and GER
t,icates held by the literary and sinking
funds, was ,$29,514, 426.3S. The debt, as re.
ported October /, 1874, was 1857 ,010 70.
And yet there are loud.mouthed and
feather-headed demagogues who endeayorto
persuade the people that the burthen of the
State debt is rolling up more and more
heavily against them every year. The off.
cial report of a qualified Slate officer makes a
very different showing, and from that it ap-
pears that the debt has suffered very ma.
terial reduction within the last year. These
few figures ought to be pregnant with sig:
ni6csnce and encouragement for our people.
Ifthey have succeeded in bringing down the
body Of the debt during a period of unexi
ampled hardship and financial disaster they
viii surely succeed in meeting the entire re-
sponsibilityit imposes and discharging the
whole burthen of obligation within few
years Of only moderate prosperity. Only
let them shut their ears to the plausible pre-
fences of the demagogues, aud 60 forward,
hereafter as heretofore, In the straight line Of
duty and Of honorable treatment of the pub
lie creditors. Petersburg Appeal.
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VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTHLY, FOR NoVEks
Bss.-This No. Of the Medical Monthly is
behind time, owing to the large addition to
its ordinary bulk, which is made by the pub
licstion of the transactions of the sixth
annual session Of the Medical Society of
Virginia, lately held in Richmond. The
papers contained in the report are varied
and valuable. Several of them pos.
sess a high value to society generally.
Among them are " Preventable Causes Of
Disease" by DR.. w. C. DABsEY, OF Char
lottesville; report on defective drainage
as cause of disease Within the limits of the
Safe of Virginia." Dr.J. l.. CABELL. These
may be. read with general advantage.
The Monthly displays its usual energy and
vigilance concerning interesting cases and
the progress Of medicine. .... ......
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Rush of Ofice.Hunters.

If our attention is somewhat directed to
the number of candidates for office who are
drawn to our Virginia capital upon the
meeting of the General Assembly what must
be our establishment at the army that inyades
Washington hoping to get office from the
Democratic House Of Representatives! There
are upwards of hundred offices, from the
Clerk. Sergeant-at-ArmS, and POSTMASTER
downwards to the stitchers, packers, folders,
and messengers. Each single office has its
several candidates.
To an elderly gentleman the scuftle for Of
fee at the Federal capital is not indicative OF
a healthy condition Of the morals of the ma
ton. 1t BODIES no good when so many men
from all parts Of the country set such high
value upon public Office. Really capable,
active, and industrious men ought to be able
to do better in their own pursuits at home
than they can in the public service. That
public Office is sought with such avidity, and
sought, too, with so many sharp tricks and
Questionable devices, indicates some extra
ordinary advantage beyond the salaries paid
for service BY the Government, or want OF
that energy and consistency necessary to sue
cess or the procurement of subslst
ence in private life. That public
Office has been the broad road to corruption
in latter days is too plain to be doubted.
But it is also true that large number OF
men seek Office merely because of the excite
men. and pIeasurable intercourse it Affords
together with certain pay and Its prog and
grog. The Office brings what Is thus de-
sired; but, sad to say, it brings not perma'
nency and when such an OfRce-holder loses
his place ne loses its benefits when he has
become untitled to acquire them by his In
dependent efforts. "
public oficeis thus the baue Of society
Those who are not using their sharpest Wit;
to cheat the Government are themselve:
steadily being untitled for any business save
that Of serving the Government, or in l2any
cases leading idle lives ut Government ex
pease.
il Office could be made permanent. e..
If men put 10 Office could hold il for life OF
during good behavior-a very great evil
would be Iemeaied but we fear that thi;
remedy eau never be adopted in republic il
which the patronage of the Government is So
pawsrfuia means Of electioaeering and irhu.
encing public opinion. The party in power
always makes this use Of the public patron.
age; and 1t has no inclination to destroy this
patronage until 1t is about to lose Its OWE
power, and then the incoming party will no,
allow 1t to do SO.
Therefore We have no hope that this rem
edy will ever be applied while the SO called
republic lasts. One thing, however, we are
sure Of, and tina. Is that Federal patronage
viii be the chief agent In the destruction o.
81 the Government.
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New YORK EGorIsM.-We have spoken
heretofore OF the local self.complaceney Of
New York, which appears often extensively
in the big daiiiea Of shas clty. With = sort
of Chinese yanity they seem to think thai
New York Is everything and the remainder
Of the Union nothing. The Herold Of Mon
day gTarely declares that the next Presi-
dent must oppose Tammany y! This is the
climax os Gotham vanity. What does the
counIry know or care about Tammany 7 AS
well aay the Adullamites In Richmond say
that the next President must oppose the
{" EXCELSIOR Club.
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New Books.

TSNW zSVUh2Bs
Confessions of Converted Ipfdel.t BY
Rev., JoHs sRAYLEy, of the Annual Con
ference. author OF, 6 Marriage AS It Island
AsIt5Should, Be- &C Pleasant Hours, &n.
Fourth Edition. Revised and enlarged
.by the ,auihoE. 81 s.tiI .4W .,a.e-t..,snl
8 This ia a very interesting little book. we
have read it with much pleasure. Some OF
the 'faets s,atedsip 1t come under cur ownop
servatiou. IT Is an unpretentlous story, but
it cannot fail to exert q good influence upon
those who read It,, III. g.. ~ /
.Drasga from, life. Sketches OF Young
Ladies, Young Gentlemen, and lou i,
Couples. By CHARLES DOZENS; q WIZ
Twenty Illustrations by "PHlz flrs1
American edition. New York: Ed. hale
g. Co., Ill, ...t.-t: IA /
i These, sketches sre published under Inc
name of DIcKRNs, but he was not the author
Of the first ofthem. A young gentleman
of talents wrote that just before his DEATH Eat
and It YVES published. DICKENS was pre-
vailed upon by the publishers to continue
the sketches. This was done about the time
Pickwick was completed. Mr.. FORSTER, III
his life of DicKEEs, settles the question as 70
the authorship of these sketches. lie pro-
duces a letter from DICKENS, written 10 1868
in which be admits the sketch OF the young
gentleman to be biz. The illustrations are
By g Pnlz," ia. X. BRowsE,) who illustrated
Pickwick and all of D1cKEEs'S early procuc-
tons
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
an Island Pearl. By 3. l.. FARJEoN; ana
or the Roll. A Novel. BY CATHARISE
KING. Noticed yesterday.
For sale by C. r. JOHNSTON, news-dealer'
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CReCKERY, GLASSWARE, DC.

NEW G0ODSi ss.it,.s ~ s:re!' Is
90 DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS, from
E, New York auction, to be closed out at less than
cost Of Importation: 49, q .,sis.t.y 2.
Fine TEA and TOILET SETS; HARLEQUIN
4 TEA and COFFEE SETS; RICH DESS ERT
SETS; WHITE CHINA TEA and DINNER
SETS. very low. ..s...l.s ,.s..z.,,g 49,
French Coffee Machines, Walnut Backing Cases,
Wall Pockets, Brackets, Towel Racks, Corner Cup
boards. Flower Pot Stands and Tables from 81 mp
Coal-yases and HodS, iPlate-Warmers, and Fife.
Sets; also, q full line of Fancy and Staple Goods
suitable to the wants of the wholesale and retail
trade at lowest rates. = 'ssf.'i Il. B. TAYLOk,y
!. de . 10ll Main street. Opposite pOSt-Othce.
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MANLY'S HOTEL,
703 BROAD STREET, ADJOINING THE THEATRE
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
is offered hotel and house-keepers In the extensive
lot of FURNITURE and BAR-FIATURES offered
sg FUR SALE PRIVATELY .a..
at MANLY'S HOTEL, consisting of z.ass.{ r.,
2 elegant BLACK WALNUT BEDSTEADS, !.
2 BLACK WALNUT BUREAUS, with marble
slabs and large looking glasses, a
/ BLACK WALNUT sIDEBOARD with marble
slab almost new; ...g,-.. Z.
l BLACK WALNUT SUFA,
/ LOUNGE. covered with maroon-co!ored reps,
/ EAsY-CHAIE, - once Z
4 other CHAIRS Of same description, go. :.
8 BLACK WALNUT EXTENsIoN -TABLE eight
feet in jeng1h, "El', aif@ s!5 +.
PIANO, s5 ,-.i&ssse ea. VI l,.:H.Hi
BLAC WALNUT Tables So fa.s 3 !,
2 elegant PUSCH-BoWLS with cups, .sa ...l q
lot Of VELVET and BRUSSELS LARPET. (.
CHAMBER FURNITURE enough to furnish
fifteen rooms,
very large MIRROR,
2HAT-STANDS,
Several HORSE-HAIR and various other MAT
TREsSES,
:" <s-7' FEATHER.BEDs,
CoAlFORTERs,
Il. WOOLLEN BLANKETS, +.
SHEETS, '-." 3.
OTTOMANS, .s-.. s
PICTURES, $50
.,...r BAR-COUSTER,
a.. Is. ..- OYSTER-COUNTER,
GLASS and SHOWCASES, is
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE Of all descEp-
lions,
WINE-PRESS,
- AIR-PUMP for beer,
PATENT SPIGGO1S Of various descriptions,
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS; erE =
4 lot of BAR-CHALRS, STOVES, and HEATING
DRUMS; I.
One large KITCHEN RANGE, with BOILER and
PUMP attached to it; and numerous other use
full articles. 1 - :.
Also, the entire stock Of WINE and LIQUORS,
to be sold for cash. s..l. .s.ass
The above sale will be made because the proprie-
tor Intends going into another business.
- 800 no 24-W, Th, M,&W,4t
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TAXES.
TAXES FOR 1915.

HITY TAXES FOR 1870.
~ ee4. tsrl 80 s!s $3.50 :. taa-iir-sa
g.. ....... ,.,, City COLLECTORS OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND. November 81, 1875.
This Office will be open daily fion 8 o'clock A.
N. to O'Clock P. N. from the 9TH TO the SlsT
DAY OF DECEMBER, Inc 'usiye, for. the purpose
Of receiving from any person who has already paid
enc half only of the city taxes charged to MIN the
remaining half: and that y f.s'H $50. ~ Up -
50 ~ . TEN PER CENTUM ).
will be added to the amountof said remaining half
of the tax charged in every case whore the party
assessed shall fai 10 pay said remaining half within
the time SO limited. =
the month of Jrne one half Of the city taxes due
from such person shall fail to payih whole amount
thereof on or before the list day Of December
there shall be added@i 1'i<st "3E s'i'h ~ + -
+! lsa TWENTY PER oENTUM =
upon the amount OF the tax so remaining due" ..
The Collector would especially call attention TO
ihe delinquent bills, 4,,ssa. -. ,-rs..f5
I'LL. =. REAL AND PERSONAL. :.
In addition to the twenty per cent to be added he
direc ed by ordinance TO post copy OF all delin-
quent personal bills at the front door of the City
Hall during the February term OF the Hastings
Court ,s,... : s-@ JOHN +. REGNAULI,
de- lin - ,-"' Collector.
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Senator Christiancy, Of Michigan, was
given farewell banquet by his friends and
neighbors previous to his departure for
Washingtonslast week. In a brief speech he
declared himself inffaV0r, Of the speediest
possible return o:specie-payments,s opposed
TO third term, and in favor of that policy
which would be best fsr the country. without
regard to party. Both party platforms
seemed to him alike; and while he had al.
ways beena Republican he should continue
to net with it only when he could do SO aud
not 60 contrary TO bis convictions. u
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NE IF YOU WISH TO FIND OUT.
the bottom price of DRY GOODS go to COHEN
BRUTHERS'. They have just opened one Of the
cipaily purchased at the recent New York auctions
ard cosing-ou sales OF manufacturers. They are
TweptS. five pieces beautiful styles of PLAIDS at
49, 49, 4ta9iSf HAIR PLa AIDS at soc., re-
BRiGaT PIAIps 10 to zoe: yard less than regu-
lar value; SNOWFLAKE at 50 and 6oc., re-
aesf ttRT at reduced from Geo.
oA 81; CAMEL,s.HAiR sUlTiNG at s5c., re-
S useSS alo at 2os, reduced from
4 large stock of ALPACAS and MOHAlRs at
25c..-much below regular value;
BLa e6eap At Selling gene1sy at 4Ss,
at Acc. worth fully &C.,;
SILK h1sTRE 50 aud az 5Ss TalueS at
cAs sSi fsa ssnf pRsr q = BoMBAzINEs
pLa 9a 0s sER at s5s so9ssf
IA sE T & g; ss9s
cosossSp pos SILK In all The latest shldes; also
. than importation price; 20 nc -..'. :.
Also all The various evening shades at nearly halt
soeR of BLACK SILK at nearly
half value; also. COL0RED SILK VELYETs
at 1926 worth So; .s ..,a,.a ...s5-:
VELVETEENS, In various new shades, at soc.
worth 90c,; Black at SOC. worth soc. at 5Os.
worth 90c.; Plaid fnewl ut Toe worth $15O;
Imported POLONAISE, silk embroidered, from
Sl5 TO $25 worth fully double;
200 dozen LADIES' WHITE HOSE at 12Ac, worth
. 25c.; fleece lined at &c. worth BIC; NJ -
80 dozen elegant KID GAUNTLETs at 75c.
BUCK GAUNTiETs at 75c. worth 81 so;
81 dozen FLEECE-LINED GAUNTLETS al
AZ pieces lee esssEAL-BRowNT TISSUE at SOC. worth
go dozen dozen pure SILK sCARFs at 25c. worth Soc,
at 40c, reduced from 75c.;
A large stock of BLACK. and WHITE. HEAL
LACE, comprising Gujpure, Yak, Valencien-
mes, and English Thread; j. :.
Also, IMITATION LACE5-all from recent auc-
80 dozen oNE-BUTToN KID GLOVES, SIX, g,
and 6x In size, at 6Gc. worth 81 20;
1876 dozen BLACK, WHITE, and CDLokhD,, In .,
cluding OPERA SHADES at 76c.-chesp al
A large 1;es stock of CARPETS and oIL-CLoTHs
:, from auction; and thousands of other goods, AZ
.z--> COHEN B HOTHERS'. sos Broad.
no 20 between Third and Fourth streets.
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: = ~
The low prices at which we sell goods seem 70 De
miraculous mysterious than ever. 3-tsfi
!, Could there be anything more astonishing tn p
selling e5scent BLACK ALPAGA;at Soc? 9isa
We have one of the largest stocks of BIAC
sALPACAs In the city, and all we ask IS acsl from
you 10 examine our prices, IS we are convinced
they are the lowest In thecity.A Z : 'a@%e
MOURNING GooDs-a, splendid assor tmentEat all
.a!2 prices prices! 5as :G77ow 70 7arzf.E Il. Elti /
We have . just received 50 pieces new DIR Ess
GOODS, amongst which are some very desirable
P1AIBs,;S sEAL-BRoWN and lNAyY-BLUE
4 icAcHgMEREs,sE DIAGoNALs, and
GAMEL's-HAIR GOODS. g =. = : s"
! Our FLANNEL stock is the best assorted we eyer
offered before, consisting of -, :, .3
WHITE, RED, BLUE, and YELLewPLATN and
| fTWIILED FLAENELs;
OPERA FLANNELs in all colors-plain, plaid,
and striped;',.> - 4 80; - q
OPERA CLoAKNG in new patterns; ..:
WATER-PROOF5 in an colors at greatly reduced
prices; ar,a.
CAssIuEREs, for men ana boys' wear, from Csc.
up TO the very finest imported goods;
CHINCHILLA and BEAVER CLOTHS at less
than manufacturers prices. Don't fail to ex.
anime our stock before buying elsewhere.
We call special attention to our
CARPET AND oIL.cLoTH DEPARTMENT.
The patterns are all Of the latest designs, and
sist of the
Best THREEPLYs, INGRAINs, SUPER IN.
GRAINS, HEMP, RAG, BRUSSELS and
STAIR CARPETS; f
Good FLOOR L-CLOTHat Soc;
HEAVY ENGLISH oIL-CLoTHs, /, i, and
~ yards wide;
oIL-CLoTH and BRUSSELS RUGS very cheap;
New styles of PRINTS in best patterns and choices
brands;
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
COMFORTS,
SHAWLS, .. ..
| at lower prices than any where in the city.
| a large stock of BROWN and BLEACHED COT
TONsand sHEETINGS retailed at case-prices
These goods are all at the very lowest marke
prices and the selection better and fresher than cal
be found elsewhere. Don't fail to call on ~.
r. : zss,s. sYCL e BROTHERS,,
429 Broad street.
no27 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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eANDIDATEs Eox OFFICE.

a CARD. '@aei ~" '.' PES
n R1cHMoNps'vA., November 80, 1875.
y TO THEMKMBERs oFiTHE LEGISLATURE
OF VIRGINIA: AT the solicitation of many lead
ing merchants farmers, and others in different sec
lions of our State, announce myself O. candidate
for the position of PENITENTlARY > foRE.
KEEPER. Many years of experience have had
as q merchant, also as a manufacturer, aud reel
fully qualified discharge the dtuies of that otce,
and respectfully ask the support Of your honorable
by Kick from my horse, which confines me to my
bed will be unable to see any members of your
honorable body, MY list OF references oeem LOO
long to advertise, but give few names below: =,
: : -: = CHARLES Y. MORR1SS.
John A, Meredith, =! Isaac Davenport, DR.,
Marshall NJ. Gillian, P. w. Gru6hs. .,ss A.
Daniel j. HartsooB Garrett +. watson,
Wellington Goddin, John Purcell,
John P. Branch, . ~ A. ID. Williams, 80
). M. Fourqurean, John +. Tanner;
John f. Guy, &c I-2l@
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MULES, HORSES. DC.

HORSES.-We have a span of ex E70
Ii ira fine, large CARRIAGE-HORSESN A
on consignment. For, sale at a low price at =
RICKS'S Stable, Third street +.
de l-3t* a., between Grace and franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-01

King ALFONSO arrived OF Ills majority
on sunday. II bic can but hold on to . MAJ
|jesi,y It viii 90 good for him. Should he
fail, however. be may fad himself unable tof
hold on his own head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-01
FAIRS AND FEAsTs..

aEAIR AND FEAST.--The ladies Of ST.
H JOINTS CHURCH wilIopen FAIR and FEAST
ON the corner of Niuthand Main streets Told stand
OF ". 2. Blair & Col THIS (Monday) MORN1NG,
29ih Instant .tst' -
of the season. and at restaurant prices. The pro.
ceeds derived from this enterprise Will be devoted
lecture room and they therefore earnestly request
the aid Of the members of the congregation and
the public generally. - - no 29-M& WIZ