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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
EIRE INSURANCE STOCKS WANTED b.
il r. = BAILEY 65 WaLst.

NOW IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER
SONS OF LARG qG ATD sMAE MEAHS SG no cd M
PANY is organized with an capital of 100000
ar for 5 the IN of Ss d s HHHs WOSt A.
paper and OIL mill and agricultural manuaetory The
over 7o6hoise 'S o% %i T ara
70 each aa G a wor sa 100 sre lot WORTH
s5c Goo Lots Will mills When Inc m are built the
the 't the sS cgmpfn %D I com
Si Ssrh FTsdsn best T'fSTsnos
iivIN GsToS & Co, Agents $50 broadway, New.YOrk.
PROPOSALS FOR $35O,0O0 STOCKS AND
/ BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEwYoRK,
once sGAh un rHu Nav r. a'f7
Tns8 t ss s1%S g S
ApDiTIoNXG cRoToN WATER STOCK, an.
ihorzed Chapter 56 amended 5y Chapter 8 M mn ~
DOCK dcF' Go isi OF Of TIE CRY NEwYoEk,
authorized by section Chapter 14 Laws OF ooo M
LA s Psya sn SG BOND. vii bear the rate Of six per
per anum payable the first day OF May and November
a in 5sS sn snSa &c saa and
envelope addressed TO the Comptroller ro,oo
any S al the 1ss bids in
full information see sS CITY RScGr GREEN Comptroller
City Of York. Department Of Finance Comptroers ONCE
pEORGANTZATION OF TIE NEW-YORK
Tho Utica plan ready on Application to al Fs Mort
MATHER 4 CO., Utica. n. Y.
THE FUNDED BONDS IDS Of the VEST EST
,sn "a s a,s a%% ISdna
nifty copany BToadwsS Bq%aISi.5 viii please
e s Be- plan 81 Hes
R Boad%ay with ' once III
IT,HE GREAT PALACE OF INDUSTRY
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBdIdI0N c1M aP in
ing 10 erect it, immense
EXHIBITION PALACE,
which viii 222 Of ground and will be the most
malnifc "a building this continent
Invention DO set before the public on the most liberal
THIS EXHIBITION PALACE will be in the most desirable
%%s and s ss ons S CONT on M
q feet with an c s% q
win far ednce erected in the world for the
p% Ts f * mi1 ' rTh%cE will be through
out wen warmed Thoroughly Ventilated and lighted and pro
na S @ SS q ss
ton 5 o be and sn
sna e NJ sS hsyfy % s
with which be reached from the lower part OF the city by
ns there can be douS the resort q vast
thToEgs VI most busy and inteig gent people.
WILL IT PAYp
others who pace exhibition goods
handsome Percentage the .truCiaro
erected omit
PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP
In order to adm the public to partnership interest this
nE q i Sa as
such size. and offered at such price,
within reach OF every body
TWENTY-DOLLAR BONDS.
TWENTY-DOLLAR BONDS
TWENTY-DOLLAR BONDS.
These Bonds issued the premium plan %
successfully adopted Ia Parts OF Europe The plan Is
KfiAhLR PROFITABLE asd POPULAR Circulars
descriptive the the plan disposing OF thsm
either by man person al the
YkMPOKARi OFFICE
INDUSTRIAL ExhiBirIoN COMPANY.
OF UNIYERSITY-PLACE, NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

VFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.-PasssngeP
ana rrei9ht station NewYork foot Of Lberyt
AZ VILE with South Branch r. RI at Hampton Junction
with DEL Lack and West H. r.; at Philpsbnrg with Lehgh
Direct line TO Harrisburg pittsburgh and the west
N SPRING AGRA NGEMENT
Commencing April H. l875Leave New York follows
6I5 m-SEws TRAIs for Easton, Bethlehem. Bath Aier.
town. Chunk. Tamaqua Tananend Wikesbarre Scan
500 a. m-way Train for somervilie and Pennington.
Wilkesbarre Pittston, Mahanoy City MI Carmel Hazeton
TunkhannOck TOwaDda Waveey, &c. Connects Junction
with Del, Lack and west X. X.
900 m-MoRsISG E1rREss, daily Except sundays for
somerye for bennington at Eason for Ma1ch Chunk Tam
aqua TOwanda Wkesbarre Scranton &C. With through
10 Danyille, WliansTort, &c.
1870 a. m.-Way Train for S0nervfle
1915 m.-EXPRRss for Fiem ngton Eason, Bath, Alien
town mauch Chunk Mshanoy CITY Hazleton. Wkesbsrre
scranton Reading Columbia Lancaster, Ephrata PottsviA
Harrisburg, &C.
$50 m-Way Train for Easton Catssauqua and Beiydere
20 m-Way Train for Easton, Allentown. and Mauch
fbnnk connects Junction with DEL Lack and est H. II
I3O o. m-Way Train for SOmeTyille and bennington.
400 o. m-Way Train for Plan6eld. .
6I5 o. m-EvESrSG EXPRESS daily Tor Easton, Ailenown,
Mauch Chunk WilkesbarTe TOwanda, Eeadnz HaEnsbaiG
Pittsburgh, Chicago, &C, ,,,
800 D. m.-Way Train for Bonneville
$50 o. m.-FOr PlainBeld
TOO D. m.-FOr SOmervile
100 o. m.-tFmgrant)-For Faston.
9l5 o. m-Way Train for Somcryille.
1900 p. m.-FOr Plainheld. 40 , , On O o.. a a "A
1880, iii5 I'M; i'm. 1915 p 2se $so s+ 9.aSS
746' $780, slo loSo ii'i0' r. f. Kicker supt and Eng
w N p.,nwrv cenoral passep ger A gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

Jersty rag Meal is tame; quote Fine White u ~
n a. ne yellow at Il 1Od$l 12 Coarse at 81 1881 %
III wsaat II 3-4si 40; Ground Feed al 81 4Oasl 90
WV ~ ExroKTs FROM sEiT. /, 1874, TO DATE
Cir Britain and Other ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
DHuADELpHIA. via LONG BRANCH and

Il the NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New.Yol TO Philadelphia only 81 20.
Commencing MONDAY. April 10. ls15 the new, stanch.
and steamboats, JESSE HOlT and DAY SIAh,
connecting at Sandy Hook with ali trains viii
York from Pier 3, y. r. foot OF ltcctorse
945 a. m.-For Philadelphia, Long Branch, Toms Rivef'
Wareown Tuckerton, Nineani, and Bridgeion.
400 D. Long Branch, Toms River, WaretoSn, Bar.
negat and TuckeTton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

II BAND OF MUSIC on BOARD.
STATE OOMS WARMED by STEAM Plies FOR THE
COMFORT OF PASSENGERS The Drew or ~ John Leave
every evening q clock Sundays excepte from Pier Al
North River connecting Albany with all rail-
Way lines North West Tickets and s,ateooms
for sale Dods Express Oce 94i broadway also Carters
Express l2il broadway and at Fifth Avenue HOTEL and
BAGGAGE checked to destination same on the wharf
n. B.-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE-FlKer CLASS
PASSAGE ONLY 81 %: DECK PASSAGE 50 CENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
DROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Consolidation OF sroNIXGToN LINE and PROVIDENCE
LINE between NETWORK and BOSTON
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR PROVI DENCE, NEWPORT AND BOSTON
sesa9t s ss sHTUKbAP and NN NS
r. foot Of Iayst at Pm ,.. ,.o,r r,.,r, ana
the may be obtained at Railroad Dc2gls md Hotel
Ticket Offices Sa'cr0oms may be secured ~ ID ane az NO
offices OF Westco Express Company and 1T 80 bi0sd"y
PROVIDENCE LINE
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT o,,
pT% e ssTpsn nl pSYY and 'pns aa GHAFA
Worcester and all Northern pciais ~oIccs.cr.
Freight via either line taken &C lowest Iaes ,s,,.,
!. W. FILKISs General Passenger Agent.
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.-THE
ROUTE Trains leave from foot OF Desbroses and
Express Tor iaTtsSrs Pittsburgh The West South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. $50 anu $50 y
M su %Ss aSs tao aS lock Haven via rnn, and
Wam,Sc 9y ey a. ana Fr D. % con-
meeting at Cory for iusve Petroleum cont and the y"
baltimore washlngtop and the South Lmo4 %a.S.
$50 m arrive in Washington at 4lO i. m. Regular as
$40 m ga and 9pn SUNDAY
40 Iso s. I. $50 ?. IL night. sunday $50 81
ID Jl$ So a" s
$40 10, 1880 p. and Il night Sunday $50 l. aud sl'
sf$ E!'. siS SG s5 49, s % o. :l$
10 S Ss p M and u night S9ne1y 20 q"S So se
siS ssS 30 S 30 g 60 $50 So iCRm.
For wSsdSrdse P$thA m6oy. south AmbOy, and 10
For New brS E and A. m 10 M 10 40 $50
6:i0 7 p m. and ~ night sunday p.
For East Milstone, u noen nj, and 20 p M ,,o,m
For princeton, Z, s:4oa; M 1880 40, and ; M
For For PSSsSu4s a and ay %eS0s @ ana
For Trenton Bordentown, Burlington and Camden A~
"a. M. D.
For Farmngiae and sluan. q m and p m pe,,, Ampoy
For Hishtstown and Pembsrton, Sam o.. .oa,,2o
except Monday Washington and Baltimore 70 N.
t FROM H rh. sHa las a Job 10 II
S lS s 20 SS 49, m and 49, 1871 9GG s1n1'
Ticket Offices 526 and GA broadway. No Astor mvu,
Brootiyn aud Nos ia lis aud lis Hudson st. IoO0fe
Emigrant Ticket oLee No Battery place; Ascn.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
PEGULAR Catskill line, up the creek. Is
foot OF Canal ct. daily except sunday AT y u
VVHE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, ana
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD CONPANn; an, Pa
Short Babylon, Bayshore. isip say'ilie' A"'
Hunter: pS,n, .aS . sita Train with
Leave Hunters Point 200 -Ps.esosas way train train.
with parlor car attached. .,~.x,r.,r
leave Pom, 800 %i;P ms tsbies Also ,cs
trains e and rom FarmngdAs central ,. Pax ARK. hyss yS
M1.a and ~. S,hss ,. si MSs 50 mnSts and Of @
oSh 81 East River previous e the departure
:. a 9sns s. nip s. sS
Hunters for Great NsSs HemPsead Gsae en- e
e, sS.Sns sae eo r. and
statons a. sio' iV"' iiIo RxRToN. saDerstenSsSk
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an plenty at CSC lard 10 very dull And easier c 10
;' Wrserm stean t5Si5Lc cash cs seller May
i6.c 1000 tea, selr June l6al6',sc i0Go sos' Se"'
BrTTER-Thec steady demand for cnoce SAFE are
values for these about steady supplies oi S's"
coming In more reey the major part Is OF ordinary sn
OF Western receipts are light FOR Common h1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS. June 81 to Aug 30 ineusive') ats p m
From Pier % North River foot Of Murray st.,
THE WORLD.RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
cant A O. SIMMONS Capt b. N. SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The most direct route Taunton. Miidleboro Plymouth,
New Bedford Marthas Vineyard Nantucket cape Co.. ths
WHITE MOUNTAINS, and all principal po.nts In NswEn-
gland and the Provinces
For and sateroons apply at ga Broahwa broan
way corner Twenty .tirist; Courtst brooklyn as
the office on the Pier all principal Hotels and cket VI
fees IN the city. BORDEN Lo'EIi- Ason'"
GEORGE +. COMMON, Gen. Pass Agent O. c. sB Co. 60.
EW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. rare
~ 81 25 leave Peck slip for New Haven az ano
IL M Daily Sundays exceped) connecting with the raoa3s
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-fORk SlEAM-
~ BOAT LINE Engewood, Yonkers Nyack Haven
straw Peeksk and intermediate landings every arnooh
WP '" " ~ h. LANE, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

There is very little Improve ment In this marker;
rcceins more than equal demand and there sgh ac
eumnlation Shippers paying l3dl3tc ior CHOICE W.
quote ~, c,... rNoo,orv
NV s Sta,o prfne good 70 Up ais
~ ,n rancv Tor Lxt 12iaal3 Old Factory .
il ala a fair. y ulO
T., rHn " "'V'"''b ~ Extra Western III OBS
Old state Factory, -. western 10, 0oni O ~
EXPORTS or PROVISIONS FROM NEwY0RK fVR THE WIEN Np
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-15
BAL MORA and BOULEVARD
81. SKIRTS In endless variety.
Mr. If YOU WISH. TO FIND OUT

NE If YOU WISH TO FIND OUT
the bottom price Of DRY GOODS 20 to COHEN
BROTHERS. They have Just opened one OF me
cipally purchased Mt the recent New York auctions
and closlng-out sales of manufacturers. They are
TwentS. five pieces beautiful styles of PLAlDSa at
45c.; CAM.L's-HAIR rLAIDS at eoc, re-
BRIGHT 29G yard less ssd 1 sac regs-
sEE s9sH at soc, reduced from Coo;
crlAlMsELs-HAiRs UITING at SOC: reduceafrom
{ ST. CAMEL,s.HA1R sUErlNG At Csc, re-
4 large Stock s. Of ALPA3as ana MoHAIKs at
sLAS o-n aLPA GAS at &c, worth SOC, at soc
cheap at 3754c, al 33s. selling generally az 4oc'
| ut Acc. worth fully 60c.;. az.
ALL.WOOL forty-two. inch vide TAalSE at
CSC. sold generally at 81; .,,,rs
CAsHMEREs, IkaP D'ETA BoaBAZinEs'
DAs SILK 1t ii 10 worth fully $i;so, at sl.2s
Worth Worth IS, at $3.50 worth 81 Je5t imported at
" sTKIPEs and PLAIDs at 20 per cent. less
Also ali The various evening shades at nearly half
s1s sosS q M RssEy
ha!f e. value az also, coLoRED siIhVELVsiS
yELVETEENS,, In various new shades, at SOC.
worth 90c Black at soc. worth Soc ~ 5oc.
worth 90c. Plaid (new1 at 75c. worth LOU,
l. $l5 to $25 worth fully double;
200 dozen LADIES' WHlTE HOS z At l2Hc. Worln
25e.; fleece. lined at sc. worth &c; -,
95 dozen elegant KID GAUNTLEfs Of Toe
BUCK GAuSTIETs at 75c worth $3.50;
81 dozen FLEECE-LINED tGAON3hE1s d.
AZ psse s SEaI.sRowN TISSUE at soc. worth
go dozen pure SILK SCARFS at 25s. worth 50c.,
at Acc. reduced from 76c.;-~
| Also, IMITATION LACEs-all from recent AUG
| 90 dozen oNE-BUTTON KID GLOVES, on, o.
| and 6I In size, al SOC. worth 81 20 T.
! 1856 dozen BLACK, w HIrE. and COLohLsp ~ 'n y,
clufing OPERA SHADES, al 7oc.-cheap a.
A large stock of CARPETS and oLL-CLoTH y
| from auction: and thousands OF other goods, "a
| COHEN Bn0THERs'. 30b Broad,
| mo 90 between Third aud Fourth stfeeS.
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The supervisors of Eltzsheth CITY county 10
borrow money to repair and rebuild the
courthouse OF that county.
II By Mr. YouNG: Resolution 90 TO the >ex.
pedieney of amending the scho0l-law so as
to allow each school district to elect its
hoard OF trustees.
FROM TIE GOVERNOR.
ire SpE1KBa laid before the House mes.
sage from the Governor aEnouncing the ap.
pointment Of the following to ill vacancies
since the adjournment OF the last General
Assembly, and whose commissions will ex'
pire Thirty days from the opening OF this
session: Nathaniel Riddick. to be iudgefoi
Nsnsemond county eice Peter B. Prentis,
resigned; j. NJ. Keeling. to be Judge OF
Princess Anne county Uics f. NJ. White
burst, resigned. iab hos -
The communication was referred to com.
mittee.
UNITED STATES SENATOR. is.
On motion Of Mr.. LACY the house pro.
cceded TO the election Of United States
senator to succeed Hon. John w. Johnston,
for the term commencing March 4, 1877. s,
The following were placed in nomination
by Conservative members: General Jubal a.
Early, Hon. Edmund Peudleton, Hon. james
Neeson. General w lillian b. Taliaferro, Judge
Joseph Christian, Hon. E. M. Braxtop, james
Alfred Jones, j. l.. Howard of Floyd, Judge
(! F. r. Farrar, Hon. John w. Johnston, q,
II. Riddlebarger, and MD. Ball. 5e@
| Mr. GORDON tRepubkcan),ef Louisa. noml.
mated General Williams q. WfcSham, and
Mr.. SrovALL (Repubican) seconded the
nomination. s.gf. Is Een.i. ,J
| The vote resulted as follows: Johnston,
Is; Wicsbam, "a; Early, 3; Braxton, 3;
Pcndleton, 8; Critz, 9; Cochran, 6; Riddle.
barger, 6; Marshall. l /; NeesoB, 3; W. B.
TaIiaferro, 10; James a. Jones, 10; FL. w.
Thomas, -; Goode, s; J. L. Howard 10;
Ball, 2; ,Christian, 9; Coghill,s 2; Farrar, J.
Adjourned ct 12:45 2. H.. ,..:.
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Airl,nloled 1ispatrh.
WEDNESDAY =. DECEMBER IL, 1875,
The Senator,

The legislative caucus yesterday came with.
In three votes of nominating MAJOR DANIEL.
seven Of nominating Senator JOHNSTON, and
six Of nominating Judge COCHRAN. This
certainly looks Ike coming TO con-
ciusion. It would De gratifying If
this were done at once. We do not
think prosractea struggle over the high
position Is good for Virginia. Such strug'
gle would tend to the disturbance OF the
public harmony, and might engender divi-
sicns Ia the public councils. What virginia
wants now is concord OF sections and kind
relations among public men. There should
be no difficulty IN the way Of the combina.
ton OF all the sections and OF the whole
body Of the people Of Virginia who are ut
for governing the State and maintaining her
credit and dignity. ;, w,
1t will be o sad day for Virgins when her
people permit discord 20 imperil. the supre'
macy of the white people IN the government
of the State. The dsngerfrom divisions and
local autipatbies and jealousies cannot well
be overrated. Internal discords never fail to
invite the enemy from without; and defeat o.
adiVided force Is natural result.
What Is indispensable to protect virginia
in the terrible reconstruction fastened upon
Us by our uakind and unwise fellow-citizens
OF the North Is to keep the Government
shielded from the Influence Of the new
element injected into the body polite
That Influence would be Injurious IN
proportion to its strength. The temptation
to form alliances with it will increase With
its power. We see every year attempts to
employ this new element to force persons
rejected By the competent class upon that
class. IL would be fatal to Virginia to yield
to this expedient. We do not mean to init
mate for moment that any direct effect in
this respect is to be wrought by the struggle
over the senatorsbip; but we mean to say
that prolonged struggle might tend to-
wards discords, and these tend to the weak
tnipg of the force of the great party which
absolutely at this time stands between Vir-
GINA and ruin.
We nust keep the representative body
from adulteration IS far as possible by keep.
ino the elections in the hands of the ,ohtteS
That is the remedy against the fearful mis-
government that would follow the full infu-
sion of the barbarou, element into the rep
reseutatiye body. The var left us like the
young covey scattered By the swoop OF the
bird Of prey. If men, initiating the instinct
Of the bird, could come together promptly
and stand by one another it would be happy
for them. But it takes line and favorable
circumstances to bring that about. In our
case we all remember the circumstances that
detained us in doubt and fear and in the
weak condition of irresolution and opposing
views Of policy.
But We did come together, to the everlast-
ing benefit of the State. We cannot too
highly prize this union, nor can we too
earnestly and strongly resist every tendency
to disturb this grand harmony which has
saved this noble old Commonwealth from
woes untold
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1865 7ases----- l-.ss-- - s.s%s-.
! SEsEasfA1.s NOTICES.
NEW GOODS,
.4s ts,se. JUST RECEfVED4 AZ
WILLIAM THALHIMBR,s,
COL BROAD STREET,
FOR CHgIsTMAsANDTHEHoL HOLIDAYS 80.
FoRCHRIsTMAs AND THE HOLIDAYS,

3 80 "a syE - ~ "a ii i.
Having Just returned from New York with skrge
and cheap stock Of DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS,
&c, bought from large auctfon-sales, am enassed
to Offer the greatest bargains Of the season st
PLAID DRESS GOODS as 16Xc.-sold formerly
at 23c.; -
PLAID DREss GOODS at 2sc.-sold formerly
Ii ut 4Oc.; ----r-s~--
PLAID DRESS GOODS a. s7c.-sold formerly
at Soc. - go I go -
sOLID-CoLoR FANCY DRESS GOODS at 20.
q 80, and 55c. worth &c, per yard more; E,
BLACK ALPACAs and MOHAIRs at %. so,
So; 40, 30, go, and Toe. worth from 10 to zoe.
more (give me triail; e2sisits! 2: tfi.ai2B
BLACK 1cAsHMEREs, MEsgNos, srLks, &C.
L extra cheap; 80 !" 1ay a8EJi 81 pi11
FRINGEs, IN all shades, to match Dress Goods; '
800 pieces best CALIC0Es at 64, 5s, and 1oc.; IL
200 pieces; best BROWN and BLEACHED COT.
$ TONS at 6H, BY 10. ana 2hc.; ,atIz ..gt.3pfn
100 pieces WHITE and CoLORED 7FLANNELS
Fiat 25, 80, 35. 40, and 60c.lr III !ytet,l sai4i
A large and cheap stock OF ti,-.r f4-,t,,f,
10 CAssIMEREs sHAWLS, BLANKETS.
QUILTS, SKIRTS, -
/ WATERPROOF CLOTHS, &C.;
KID GLOVES, CLOTH GLOVES,
/ BUCKSKIN GLOVES, ''-ss's,'',.sA .:"s'.'sl
INITIAL HANDKERcHtEFs, t@E1.n}
LACE gFS, NOT ~ 54a1
90 PLAIN IIh HELAINsIDkSERcHIEFS,211aT M
STRIPED HOSE. -F s,, \. "a =
SOLlD-COLOR HOSE, '-'"t'L t.t'ha4
WHITE HOSE, ETUVf2 tTE.ar
gpCORSETS, RIBBONS,
SCARFS, BUTTONS,
4Ij%TRIMMINGS,1& &C. q, -4sT 71stsaE5 ~
A large and cheap line OF n.t4
a-r-q LADIES' and CHILDRES'S FURS.
->--''"'| A large and good stock of r
GENTLEMES's FuRNI sHING GOODS. 81
noo,s NOD a, And los s Of s pune, es s,ruv r,p
Gall at 'als'... WILLIAM THALHIMERS,}
del35s -: Ua4u.h nv COL Broad street.
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HpziTDAV1 GOd1ls
meeting u the corner Of
CITIzEN. -. Perfect marvel, that establish
- 49, menf.n - : tasa'@ft 8 -11ss1

CITIZEN .-s Perfect marvel, that establish
.t3t.st I,enf.f, - fsssSi4ft z .s2ssG
REP Just found It ont, my friend9n
3CTTIZEN.-s4Iways somethi ug ne aud inter-
csting going on there"
REPORTER.-" What's the latesta''
ClTlzEN.-"You pretend ignorance; but
~ ~ you're posted It's yous business
10 be. The papers have been full
OF it.n
REPORTER.-"o oh, you mean the great rush ON
81 3st,ie E. B.sPENgE q SON for WIN
| 'tat5 TER CLOTHING and FURNISH
,i.3i5,ra ING GOODS. Everybody knows
'lg5cts} that SPENCE'S Is the place to get
that sort Of thing yI94E ..s<9ag
CITIZEN.-sYes;i fsan old etory, but some
J III n Il p how or other Il Is 8 mighty plea
.ltlt aG3 psant one to the people. You
/ 81 ajf ti-.woald be surprised 70 hear how
+ :Tsst casT - many oTercoatB that firm has sold
.Hglyad II since the Let OF November. There
sijfD7T us no humsHgging the masses They
Fy1ces 4 - rHill 20 where the best goods can be
bought for tile least money. Now,
,.;,.I,oszs lock at this, suit Of clothes-oycr-
coat and sill bought It there yes
iercay. Never had such q bars ain
In my life. Big sales must be the
n .ro-gsss. secret OF e. B. SPENCE & SONS
! low prices, for they scorn to sell an
/ Inferior artlcle.3
REPORTER.-".But what is the caase of the spe-
{ ~ I't'i.' cial rush Just now?"i
C1TIZ EN.-'tI hat Is a pretty question. a news
-s-~-' - " paper man at least ought to know
! that Christmas is coming. Now
! h%@>2 =. what is more appropriate or useful
arr - T" as holiday present than a good
oyercoat, suit CT clothes, nice
umbrella, fancy cane, or even a
.,,,g ,.-g, set of SPENCE'S iniml.abe shirts.
-. -. A friend is not likely to forget such
presents as these. Now, do you see
the point?" -, 80.
REPORTER.-"Ah yes, see 1t all now, aud will
make note OF 1t for the benefit o
lin ncH 81. our readers. SPENCE & JsON'Sis
-.....Ht IL the place for my money, and will
..-,.... advise everybody else to go there
s-.-.. for anything in their line" !:
..a.siA - F. B. SPENCE & SON, ~ 80
n.t. o. e. Il. SPENCE & SON, ~, ri 80.
CLOTHIERS aud DEALERS In GENTL EmEN'S:
FURNISHING GOODS.
corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
do 1S.1w 49,. ."r t# ''.... V.
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TCLoAKs, sHAWLs, FURs, 30.
s,xty.seyen styles ofGLOAKs--alto be sold cheap;
Fifty-cight styles of sHAWLs at extremely low
prices; :, ...-,,asss
All kinds Of YRS for cbadrea and tades stcosing-
FUR TRIMMINas, woRsTED PRINCES, and
BUTTONS; ~ aH
RUFFLES at 20, so, 35. and 40e. per dozen;
RUFFLING by the yard In great Variety ~
KNITsHAWLs, NUBiAS. SoNTAGsr JACKETS,
- HOODS, CAPS, LEGGIES, WRiSPLETs,
and SCARFS ut LEVYBROTHERS..
81 de IL &&y:t-f - EstEs sfl
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the residence Of the BRIDES mother,
December Q, 1875, by Kew. A. Q. Bedsoe, Mr.. w,
L. BRITTLE to Hiss K, ;, MONTGOMERY, ;o.s
Petersburg ard .Wa.hlngtou papsrs please copy.
Married, at the Manchester Methodist church, De-
cember 9Th. BY Rev. George G. vanderslice, Will
LIAM b. MCCREARY, Esq, and bliss MARY j.
GARY, -. re > 49, Il
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"A large stock Of BLACK CAcTyxsRs.
- IALPA CA, MERISo, CRAPH
CLOTH, HENRIETTA CLOTH,
BOhBAzISEs, BLARIrZ, &c.
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REAL LACE HASDKERcHIEFs,
: EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIErS,
INITIAL HASDKERcHIKFs,
LAIN and JHEMSTITCItEp HAND
KEReHIEFS.
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me- FRESH coD.L1vER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.

We have lust received supply Of our Mxe XIV
or HEAITHY FRESH LlvERS, and has tns eno .nssv-
ment of physicians and patients thar isls sr,s..
ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH ana mS'S
asSii ii' @''' - A' MEADE Il BAKER,
ii' Importing PharIsacts@,
no1 9I9 Main street Richmond va
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'n5raENrLEMEN,s DRESS SHIRTS

,nTGENTLEMEA'sD DRESS SHIRTS II
great variety g z .,.y
8oYs, uNpERsHIRTsa and DRESS SHIRTS;
snOY s., PAPER COLLARS at and iGc. 8 bog !;
BuYs,LfHEN COLLARS AZ Aoc. per DOZEN
.GENTLEMEN's LINEN CoLLAEiss and CUFFS
"a. in tks iates styles " 80
PAPkR COLLARS and cLoTH.EACE COL eii-
S LARS Ia great variety
|GENTLEMER,s MEDIC ATEn FLANNEL
sHIRTS and ORA WERS;; s. Us IS !.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HfkTs and DRAWERS
7 from SOC. up 10 HE bsst manrea cIafed
GEEgLEnEE'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and TIES
In great variety at LEVY BRQ9HERSs
do IL