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railroad Strikes, railroad chairs, springs
axIes, wheels, ana gars; all TIE spikes, paEs, |
castings. bolts, nnts, washers, boAes-Ih
short, all the ircasw0Ik for cars-are mah y.
featured In fireworks, and there the, cars uIe
built. There were d large number OK caIs
being buiit In the car.works for souln
Carolina road. In addition to these, there
are large p!aie.rolls, where Doilcr-p,a
made; o foundry, where they were billing "a o
heavy order for water pipes Tor southern
city; rsacbiue for the manufacture OF horse'i
and -ssule.shoes, &C., &C., DC.
g Ia the machine chops they nave iase'y
built machine for COMPRISING cossoh, oy
which 4sG.pound bale Is reduced 70
thickness Of eight inches. receding 70 Twelve
By the slackanisg OF the BAND. 1t was q %,
gantIc piece OF machinery, and cost SSo.oyo'
1t was purchased by New York cotton
house. We then visited the city gas-works,
which are using now KanaWha coal ensireiy'
and making first rate artlcle Of gas" IS
Msjor DswxsR says that he found the gen.
| tlemen of the Press in Richmond earnestly
interested In the object sought to be achieved
by himself and his colleagues In their vislI 10
| the James River valiey--viz. aaft
"The awakening OF. an interest in the con-
neetiop of Buchanan with Clifton Forge
either By canal or railroad. This connection
4 is of special interest 70 the iron.men OF ONO
because it will open up to them the vast !, ne'
posts of magnetic and specular ores Of W.,
gipia, which they may thus procure AZ y
much lower price than they are competed 10
nay for Lake Superior ores, which are Inc oniy
! other ores of like quality accessible. new W
source Of wealth will thus be opened up ~
them. They may commence a. once ~.
manufacture of Bessemer or Stemens s'ee'
} and all their concomitant products.
".Alother important matter Is tnat Tue
ores of Virginia are pearly equal IN quaiity
to those of Missouri, Of which large quanti.
Lies are now used in the furnaces along tne
i. Ohio river to mix with the poorer ores o,
the neighborbood, but which. being orough'
by the river, must be kept largely IN stock,
: as sometimes the navigation of the. 'riVer1s
interrupted by ice or low water seVefa
4 months at time. One furnace in lronton
; now has FIVE thousand tons OF Missouri ore
on hand, which cost them at least ten dollars
; per ton, making an investment OF nifty thoa'
sand dollars. The necessary connexions
being made, the ores of Virginia would DC
always accessible, so that. in addition to the
economy in price very large difference 10
, invested capital would be in their favor" ?
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whitehead VS.. Yedderburn.

ItrUn1 Ine fetersDurR ApVeal'J
Since misapprehension appears to have
gotten abroad as to the status Of the Press of
the State, and since it has been claimed to be
committed in Mr.. Wedderburn's favor, we
do not hesitate to say, without derogation of
any body concerned. that our vote, If we had
one, would be cast for Mr.. Whitehead, among
the candidates 50 far mentioned, if the Office
is understood to be the property ola Virgfnian
claimant. Mr.. Banks has not lived in the
State for some years; and Mr.. Wedderburn,
also, has lately resided in Washington. Such
is our position on the question. and such, We
believe, Is that of large majority of the
newspaper Press of the State.
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t,e,oans Nominated for the House OF
Representatives

:, The vuucus OF the Democratic members
al the House Of Representatives on satur-
Sav AFTERNOON nominated HI. G. KERR, OF in'
diana. for Speaker on the third ballot. ine
Yete ON that ballot stood: KERR, ~; KAN
paLL, Ga; Cox, The canvass has oeea .
warm one. The leading candidates, msssi', -
Exss and RASpaI1, were highly quailned
for the duties Of Speaker, aud sneis c'a'ns
npou the Democratic party for tdeiits auu
sense were the strongest. Both of sRela
manfu,ly sustained the Constitution ana
the equa, rights OF the States ,:' d 10
1,nnosing most vigorously the reconsEac.
zion sneasures OF the Radicals. me- asAS'
nav. was eminentiy distinguished fer the
leaainp mart no took last winter in the NH
h,,sberIpg that was engineered to defeat py
dsay the Objectionable etvii.rights bis Of the
Rsdicals. This would probably have de-
eided the contest in his favor but for his CON-
Dlici,y with the. salarg-grab afae, when
J damaged hisa in the straggles
> Mr., KERR, the Successful candidate, IS
8 gentleman Of decided ability. IA his deso-
don to constitutional principles he is SIN IN nc
peril of being complicated with the South &c
his injury q, the North. He was o War
!. Democrat. Ba. be has shown q manhood
and bo.dness 10 standing up against terror
ism and persecution In the exercise OF gov
ernmental authority over the South that en-
title him to Our very high respect as JUS
4 statesman and q true defender OF the Sons'i
! tuition.
!. Mr. KERR was born near Tisusyile, Pa.
:, March 10. 1897; graduated as law-student
/ at the University Of Kentucky in 1891; COM
mepeetI the practice Of the law in 1852 81
New Albany, Ind. and after filling seyera
public positions in his State-arnong tne1
that of representative ia the Legislature
vsas elected to the Thirty-Dinth Congress 10
! 1865. He has served in every suose quen'
Congress ssy We the Forty .third-the one which
Immediately preceded that in which ne DO
{. takes his seat. He is a gentleman OF com
handing presence, with easy and genie
manners: calm and firm disposition, ana re
narkable f-possession in the midst OF ex
eitenept. He has much experience and has
shown great readiness as parllamentariah
MIR. ADAMS, of Kentucky, was nominated
for clerk of the House. 1t will be matter
of regret in this State that Mr.. WHITEHEAD
= was not successful, out Mr.. ADAMS will nc
doubt gil the place acceptably, and by judi
eious appointments of assistants has it in DIS
power to dull the stiDgs Of defeat that some
~ bie oDnnnents now feel.
Mr.. JAxEs NJ. SrEUART, Of Alexandria
Va, was nominated for Postmaster, and
Nessrs. THOMPSON, of Ohio, Sergeant.a:.
Arms; c.. II, ~Fl1zHUGH, of Texas, Door
keeper; Rev. J.L. TOWNSEND (Episcopalian)
OF Washington city, Chaplain.
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CENTENNIAL ADVERTISING kGENTs.-Tt
managers Of the Centennial Indicate excel
lent Judgment in the appointments they
have made-at least, so far as announced
The selection of WILLIAM NJ. EvAETs as or
ator. II. w. LoNGpELLow as poet, and F1Tz'
HUGE LEE (if it is he) as reader of the Decla-
ration of Independence, Is ftly followed oy
the appointment of S. NJ. PsTrENsILL d Co.
as exclusive agents for the United States and
Canada for the Advertising Department Of
the Official Catalogue of the Centennial Ex-
hibition of 1876. ave congratulate both
them and the country. +. 49,.
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anFasHAE N0rsarEa-

aud IS selling them at remarkably iov. prices.

PLAID DRESS GOODS AZ Csc, reduced from IS
and A0c.; s;22sk5 TX sT-
PLAID DRESS GOODS at s5 and Acc, reduced
from 80 and 60c.;
sOLID-CULOR POPIINS and ALPACAs from
10 to 25 per- cent. cheaper than elsewhere;
BLACK ,ALPACAS at %, 80, So, 40, and SOC.
worth from 10 to 15c. per yard more;
very cheap line OF CAsHMEREs, MERINos,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, BoSBAzINEs, De
LANES, &C.;
PRINCES "A all coorsto match goods very cheap;
PLAIN, PL AID, and FIG URED FLAENELss
WHITE, RED, and YELLOW TABLE-DA-
Masks extra low; SEQ tat193#J
ALL-wooL WHITE FLANNELs at csc. per
yard-cheap at Soc; lf t'si
ALL-wOoL WHITE FLANNELs at 80 to 75c.--
5. very cheap ti.t,tsI5 : lal.t II e IS
The best Al BROWN and BLEAcHED COTTON
at 10c. in the city; Z ti;sf. III
Cheap; BLANKETS, cheap QUILTS, cheap
sKIRTS; 10 ssse1s..t 81, !, ..str
SFIAWLs-a large variety-from SOC, TO IS;
BL ACK MBRINO SHAWLS very cheap;
CLOTH CLIO AKS--lhe latest slY.es: -
CAssIMEREs, eKERsEYs, JEANS, &c.-one Of
the largest cheapest, and best stocks In the city
WATERPROOF CLoTHs-brown, black, blue,
and o,her coIors; z y Fisa.i ,.1.3 aa
| l., SKINS, for cloiks, &C., T aassisi, ..
100 dozen TWo-BUTT0S KIDS, medium, dark,
and opera shades, at 75c.: ,er "l
| SO dozen GENTLEMEN'S (Jnuvin'-) KIDS, light
and dark, at $3.50 worth $3.50;
A large line of LADIES ind MI: S U.s. wOOLLEN,
| Y and COTTON SHIPPED HOSIERY: X So
GLOVES. HANDkRRcHIEFsy G0RsETs,
l. sCARFS. RIBBONS, &C., &c;
LADIES, MISSES, and GENILEMEN'S UN-
DERVESTS very cheap; ~ - y ~
CAMBRiC EDGINGS and iNsERTINGS ano lots
, of other goods, at, the very loweat prices, at
..,,>-'@...., y. WILLIAM TIL ALHIMER'S,
l. no 26 s'tao - - t'.st COL Broao street.
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SpECYAI. HHTsCEs.
1. MURDER q RID, TO HIGH PRICES
,,....syoI,R..BRoTHERs

3 Y OLE, b ROTHEh b - sN"s.a--az'
q have now in display the larges. stock Of
HOLIDAY GOODS
they have ever offered to the public. They are SELL
ing goods at prices never before known In the his
tory OF trade. Now Is the time we must make the
almighty COLLAR count.
Amongst thousands Of other bargains we will
call special attention to the following goods Will CHI
have Just been bought at New York auctions ct one
half of the ma nufacturers' prices:
500 BREAKFAST-SHAWLSa at 25c.--neyer Of
tfered before at less than 60c.; ~ z
200 REVERSIBLE sHAWLs atprices to aston ish
everybody; -
A full line OF THIBET sHAWLs at very low,
prices; ID 4gss.t i5 ..ss ~ Il ,.ss,:s &
BRoCHE sHAwLs at $3.50 reduce d from.
$3.50; at 81 o worth $1s.a &fs =
Our DREss-Goo DEPARTMENT is COM
plete. We offer now 800.
$50 pieces OF PLA1Ds at 80 and 25c. worth SOC.
per yard. .r1,,4z fE
200 pisces Of PLAIN, STRIPED, and MIXED
GOODS; all the latest out. Don't fail to look at
i our stock, as you will find 1t to your advantage
100 pieces BLACksALPAOAsa at $3.50, and Soc.
worth 20 and Acc.
200 pieces BLACK ALPACAs at 8 7c worth sec.
Our soc. BLACK ALPAcAis too well known
| Ito need any recommendation, and beats any,
thing sold at that price In the city. EGad
Novelties in BLACK and COL oRED SILKS :
FLANNELs, CAssIMEREs, and REPELLAN is
In endless quantities at very low prices;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'5 UNDERWEA 4
frem the lowest grade up to the very best; y !.
Great yarie lies In LADI IS and MISSES STRIPED
HOSE; 3 -fH ~ ~. t'al%. s.i 8 .sr.
sEALsKIN CAPS for Ladies and Misses;
The largest stock OF FURs In the clty-examine our
/ prices; f.;g. .,- Ii, ..g .....
BEAVER and CHINCHlLLA CLOTHS at less than
| i. importers prices; u=, In t* .UHI j.
BALMoKAI. and BOULEVARD SKIRTS for La
dies and Misses at all prices =: ~ ~ f.s.' =,
To our large GLOVE DsPAE:rMENTw we havejust
| added fifty dozen KIDS, in Black, Colored, and
Opera Shades; Blu OK and III D GAUNTLETS !;
BERLIN GLOVES and GAUNTLETs; IA.
CROCHET SACQUES and HOODS; ~. 4
WORSTED SCARFS; A@ -
| KNIT JACKE1S-a large assortment; "
600 doz III NECK SCARFS at zoe. worth 50c.;
500 SCARFS In all colors at Coo. reduced from
| 1926; ~: a
! 900 sets COLLARS and CUFFS, plain and en-
| broidered;
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFsf from l2Nc. up to 81
apiece; .g--.,,. s.. ..t.t. .e~sa ..-
We call special attention to our DOMESTIC
STUCK, which Is one of the largest In the city.
cases ga sHEETING at 1870. worth 15c. per
yard;
CARPETS, CLOTHS, and RUGS at reduced
prices; ........ ..... ...-..
COMFORTS, QUILTS, and BLANKETS very
| cheap. ..@.. et'- -..-
| An examination OF our stock and prices Is solicit
ed, anil 1t will be found more comple'e than any
other retail store 10 the city. Don't fail to call and
see us. .. SICLE BhOIa ERS,
| .-.. 429 Broad street,
| de4 between Fourth and Fifth streets
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a FRESH Cop-LIyER OIL.
CUB OWN IMPORTATION.

We have just received supply Of our MEDIcI.
NALLY PURE COD-LlvER OIL, which Is made only
OF HEALTHY, FRESH LIyERs, and has the endorse.
ment OF physicians and patients that IL Is MORE
ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH and more readily
- - / MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
s no DIS Main street. Richmond, Vas
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Gambling Everywhere.

This is the age Of gambling. 1t has per-
xneated all places and pursuits, unless, in
deed, we except the churches and even there
we have now and then some connivance
at raf1e or some form Of chance used for
pieus and benevolent objects. 1t has spread
SO widely and become so common in human
affairs 10 this country that society should
look upon it with anxiety as learfuliy indica-
tive Of Generalization. Everything that Is
sold has become means OF gambling. There
are rings in all departments Of trade. Stocks,
gold, -four, bacon, corn, wheat, and every.
thing which affords subsistence for, we may
say, man and beast, are used by
the modern gamblers. Men afflicted
with mania for acquiring wealth
BY sudden and dishonest means rush to
tricks and gImes Of chance-to the base arti-
flee OF "cornering "|tbe necessaries of life
that they may get the control of human sub.
ssteree and put tax upon it to enrich
themselves.
Such a state Of things is terrific. There
can be cut low condition Of conscientious
ness in the commercial and business classes
where the occupations are subjected to such
expedients as these. l. is but refined sort
OF cannibalism, where the people are prey
ing upon one another-not, indeed, eating
bodies, but taking from one another by vile
s.rategies the means of life.
/" You take my life
When You do take the means whereby live"
Gambling, when SO common in the bust
ness of life, could moi, of course, be kept
out of politics. which in this country has
become SO blended with the spirit for des-
perate playing. Long dalying with the
political struggles of the times. gambling
has taken fresh hold, and with entire shame
.lessness appears S. the capital Of the nation.
and "pools" are raised upon the important
election OF a Speaker Of the House of Re.
representatives.. The papers say that JOHN
MoKRzssEy, the king of gamblers, has taken
position in Washisgton and gone heavily
into the " business oe betting on who will
be Speaker" So mueTl excitement has been
occasioned by this betting, and it has be.
eomea.matter of such pesuniary interest as to
whois to be elected, that 1T requires no stretch
OF imagination to see That money may De
used freely 70 settle the question, and some.
body MAG have his way to the Speakers
Chair paved with dollars.
The spectacle Is painful TO all rensctine
men who hope for civil government unaei
orderly systems In which taae voice OF the
people shall control. But as cornering aho
gambling are placing the Poop lie atthe mercy
of gamblers in their very food aad wages II
may seem secondary affair THAI their voices
are at a discount.
In the midst of the hurly.brniy Of the
day these matters may excite little attention
The ruling passion may have { lien hold
upon the spirits Of so large a pro-: Sraon OF
the people that the warning voice MY beyno
more needed than the voice that cries tn'the
wilderness; but as sure as I'VE live tt e fear-
full signs Of Decentralization of viii Cd NE
speak will be by the future historic . Sc.
counted as a part Of the causes that will b ave
led to great political changes if got disaste Is.
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FAIRS AND FEASTS.

THE FAIR AND FEAST AT THE
i FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH win
conf nti$ another week We have had visit the
asI week from the Love and Charity Order and the
attacks Guard. On Monday bighl, December 9th,
The Good Samaritans will pay US VISIT and on
Tuesday night the Order of ct. Luke will visit us,
and seyersI other societies promise to LAY US visit
next week. We call upon the members OF the
church and the pub ic at large to come and help us
in the good work-trying to raise means TO build q
house for God. Only Ten cents admission. The
ladies will take good care Of you inside, and furnish
Won with everything nice. de 4-Zt
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T IF YOU WISH TO FIND OUT
the bottom price of DRY GOODS go to COHEN
BROTHERS.. They have just opened Que OF the
largest stocks of goods ver Offered IN this pr-
cipaly purchased ut the recent New ORR auctions
aud ciosing-out sales of manufacturers. They are
twenty. five pieces beautiful styles of PLAIDs at
45e.; ELISE HAIR PLAlDs at 6Uc., re-
BRIGHT PLA!Ds 10 to zoe; yard less Than ian regu-
ssssf fiHG at from
GSAMfsHAIs s q I'M Ut s5e re-
pIs SseSs slo fG 2os REDUCED from sSc
a large stock OF ALPACES ana MOHaIhS Al
25c.-much below regular value; o. :. ooo
BLACK ALPACAS at 22c. WORTH 30G, at soc.
cheap at 37lc., a. 33c selling generally at 45c.'
SILK f LusTaE at So aSd 75c. valued at $3.50 !;
ALL:W0oL forty.two inch wide ;TAMlsE at
oAs sSs fsa ssnfp5k sP 81 BoMBAz1NEs,
4 SSs sh IS SEQ at f9S5
worth is, a $3.50 worth $40 bess imported at
cos6sSD So siL x in all the aes. shades Also
STRIPES and PLAIDS at 20 per cent. less
than Importation price;
Also. all the various evening shades az nearly naIt
large sss stock Of BIACK SILK at nearly
hsf value; also. CULORED SILK YELVETs
at 1925 worth So;
VELVgTEENS. IN various new shades. at SOC
worth 90c Black ut SOC. worth soc at 50c.
worth 9Oc.; Plaid tnewl At 75c; worth $3.50;
Imported P0LoNAIss, silk embroidered, from
sa5 to s2 1D TGE!a IlE SsTSs worth
: 25c.; fleece. lined at 1Sc. worth Sc;
95 dozsu elegaat KID GAUNTLETS at Toe
BUCK GAUSTEETs at 75c. worth s1.5o;
81 dozen FLEECE-LINED GAUNTLETS at
AZ pieces e; s sEAI.sRowN TISSUE atsoc. worth
&c.,
80 dozen pure SILK sCARFS at 25c. worth 50c,
large stock of BLACK and WHITE REAL
LACE, comprising Guipure, Yak, Valeucien-
mes, and English Thread;
Also, IMITATION LACES-all from recent aas-
90 dozen ONE BUTTON KID GLOVES, 54, 8.
and 64 iu size, ut soc. worth $l.25:
1856 dozen BLACK, WHIrE, and CIlL0RED, In.
cIu ing OPERA SHADES, at 75e.-cheap at
h $1.25; -,,,,,
from auction: and thousands OF other goods, at
s5 7s1s COHEN b aOTHERS'. sos Broad,
no 20 between Third and Fourth streets.
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CONCERTS.

CONCERT IN ST. MARKS LECTURE
" ROOM.-There will be CONCERT OF YO-
Eetfure room, corner of First and Clay STREETS Oh
TBJJKSDAY NIGHT, December 9th. -s.t y
Services of the best pI ofessloua and amateur Ia
lent have been enlisted, and choice program ne
will be rendered. ~
u ickets, FIFTY CENTS. To be bad at drug and
cert. -77' - de 1-W.F&M.3t
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Thursday, November the 25th, at The
HIT Zion chErch, by Rev. Jehn jasper, DIR. w.
MERCER. of Lane aster, Va, and AMANDA, the
elder daughter or John Fl;zhugb, or Richmond,
Va. Nc cards. .
Married. ON Wed iesdsy, December 1st at z
O'Clock p. ~, at ST. James church, by Rev. Joshua
Peferkin,S Mr, CHAkLES G. sHAFGH,s OF this
City, TO MIss ROsALIE, youngest daughter OF the
hon, Alexander II. Holiday, OF Henrlco county.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EIXTURES FOR SA L E.-Havipg re-
Il moved to the stand formerly occupied by
Crane q Newman Twenty-ffIh and Clay streets,
we offer for sale the FIXTURES at our old store,
No. 24l6 Venable street They consist OF COUN-
see our friends and customers at our new stand.
49, C. Il. RICHARDSON Il CO.,
de At Druggists.
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NJ MOTTO FRAMES AT 50c.; PIC
TURE FRANCS ut 25c. and 5oe., all worth
double the money-these frames are all walnut
NOTICES at 8 and 10c.;
BOOk-MABkS at 8 and &C.;
SHADED EMBROlDEKY.SaLKa at he. per skein
GILT and SILVER PERFORATED PAPER IN all
coL Us asD s sIs's SHADED ZEPHYR woasTED;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING-COTf0N,3 8, a, and
BLEACHEU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In bOlls, all
sizes from - 20: at soc: per pouod;
SEWING-MACHINEO OIL. iaree bottles, the best
EWs e.sssa rs Re efs Sr ii. the
Ing machines at 4c. each, mailed TO any address
at Soc. per dozen; . ,,,,,,, :, !.
.CLARK,s and C0ATs's sPooL-CoTToN zoe.
LEe esE aSas1 sATcHgLs lined with leather at 81
would Be eheap so .,,,es f,o, 60
JET and RUBBER JEwELRYin great variety;
Large PAINT ED BREhSTPlSS la great variety;
NECK .SCARFS fgr ladies from fbcs up 70 Sl.6O-1
The iarges, cheapest. and best assert ca stock III
SILK XII H fa.s bKgRcHlEFs in great variety;
BREAKFasT sH1WLs, sONTAes. NuB1As,
LEe ea.i tssss Ws'kIsTLETs SOCKS, and
French ssssas sII ON, warranted all
pure linsll, at sUc wePth. a0c.;;
III exfrscsdinary barssaias:
.GRaSeG IN RiRssiNa Id al widths ana e0.ors s
ssad i.s Akss,Ss
GLysY--a 10
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@y CENTENNIAL BLACK SILKS
Just opened, more Of those splendid BLACK
SILKS-best article in The United States. Also,
other BLACK SILKS, at job prices.
de3 T. X. PRICE & co.
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ITO TIE PUBLIC Information as to the
il whereabouts of CHRISTOPHER HART, who
has been missing from this community since the
night or November the 9Th las, is earnestly de-
SIRED by the Ancient Order OF Hi5ernfans, or when
wl ad to the recovery OF his body, or Of his hay
ing ben foully dealt with, viii be literally reward
appticatIon TO any OF the fl owiug-named ptntie-
men :. - WILLIAM II. WARD, IS
; JANIS HAYES,
JOHN a. HEALEY,
THOMAS HOWARD,
de 4.lw TIMOTHY KELLEY.
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ME- LoAKs! CLoAKs .CLoAKs

me- CLOAKS! CLOAKS sCLoAKS!
. I. R. PRICE 6 co.
have opened for December splendid line Of
BLACK BEAVER CLOAKS,
which they will sell during the month at New York
prices. IF.
Also, DRESS GOODS in
CAMEL..HAIR POPLINS, POLONAISES,
PLAID POPLINS,
NAyY.BLUE and BROWN SRRGES,
CoLORED DRESS and FRIENDSHIPS,
MANTlLLA yELVETS,
MOURNING GOODS-great stock;
BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES, &c.
de 8
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OFFICE GRAND SECRETARY.} ;,
RICHMOND, November 20, 1875. s +
THE GRAND ANNUAL CON sggg@
ARCH CHAPTER OF VIRGINIA will EZ9AN
be held at IT. A|baus Hall on THURSDAY, SassaSss
December i g, 1875, at 6 O'Clock Z. ID. ,t,,,.4
- e'.n>'r - = - :, JOHN DOVE.
no 2o-td $50. ga ~. Grand Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

RIcHaoNp AND DANvIIDE RAILROAD Comply,
..i,.,;.., iRIcHheSD, Va, November !, Il 75. 5
NTOTICE.-Tbe annual meeting Of the
LIZ stockholders of this company will be held at
WEDNESDAY the 9Th day OF December next ct
2 O'Clock u. The books for The transfer of stock
will he closed from the 9th instant until after the
day of meeting. RICHARD BROOKE,
mo 12.td = E.GtEi, III DIP Secretary. Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

SELLING OFF AT AND BELOW COST
~ T0DfSCOSTIGUEBU SlNESS.-Intendin TO
discontinue the retail buainess, offer from this dale
my entire STOCK ofGUODS at and below cost. CON.
sistin2 Of DRY GO DDS, NOTIONS, .FURS, CAR.
PETING, TABL e. and FG00R-OILCLOTHs,
LACECURTAINISG. CLOTHS, CaSSINkRES,
stock Is gOod, and great bsrgaIus viii bescii. as
am determined to close business by the LIST OF JAN
airy next. btsNf = y. LiSBERGER,
corner of fourteenth and Main streets
RICHMOND, November 29!h, 1875. no29
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~INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs,
real hand needle-worsed. made in the converts
in Paris, reduced from 81 10 76c.:
HEMSTTTCHED HANDkEBCHIbFSfro from u so
cOI q O nj s. -sORD&R and EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFsi In great variety az
LEVY BROTHERS.
The best ONF-DOLLAR TW0-BUrTON KID
GLOVES In this city. no II