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20 Communicated
The SenRiCrshtp.

: MesSrS. Editors: I desire to call the atten-
zion Of, the members Of the Legislature, the
citizens OF Virginia, and the manufacturers
and businessmen. of Richmond and the
other Virginia cities, to the course Of Senator
Johnston, ard point to some Of his efforts in
behalf of Virginia. 4r.,.,, -, q i
THE-TAx UPON TOBACCO which was first
laid during the war, operated very injurir
ously to Virginiaand to tine South. Northern
tobacco was only taxed at the rate Of sixteen
cents the pound, whilst southern tobacco,
being Of a finer quality, paid tax of twenty.
four cents per pound Senator Johnston
was the FIRST man to raise bis voice in Con-
gress against this unjust discrimination.
His speech; ia support of his proposition to
repeal the tax was so highly esteemed By the
party managers that sixty thousand copies
were printed and distributed by the Ma.
,tional, Democratic Committee. i9ri 1.zr,
Failing to obtain the repeal, Senator john.
ston next strongly urged an equalization OF
the tag, to the end-that tobacco grown in
the South shonld pay the same tax aS the
same product raised at the North In this
endeaVor he was successful, though large
delegation Of northern ssobacco-men rushed
to Washington TO prevent, If possible. the
equaliz atom OF. the: tax. -,i i,:,e III :. -
And just here let me, say that, the Senate
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bill containing
this provision want to a committee OF con-
ference, and although that committee de-
termined to report the Senate amendment
equalizing the tax, yet either through mis-.
take or design the amendment was not re-
ported. Although this was ia the last hours
of the session, Senator Johnsloa, ever -ahx-
ious and Yigilant w here be has a duty to Per.
form, learning In what shape the bill was
about to be passed, called the attention Of
the chairman Of the committee to the matter,
fastened to the House, where the vote was
being taken, rectified the error, and saved
the manufacturers and growers Of tobacco
ton In favor Of the North. - - ~.
In conclusion, Senator Johnston. has ever
been the active and Industrious friend of the
tobacco interests Of the State. taa@ A. B. -
Richmond, December 3, 1876. (,
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ssEf.E sE NOTICES $3.50 s
~ ERE Want TO BUY YotJR
gRY GoE1ls sta.syery iowess bottom prices aid
secure gsod barssssaf soto
gILLTAM THALHnMER's,
8e1 BROAD STREET,
=
who has Just received . new supply Of
FALLAsD WINTER GOODS

"
PLAID DRESS GOODS as 2sc., reduced from s5
and 4Oc.; ---f5sss.s-.l...g---.5.ss !.
PLAID DRESS GOODS at 80. aud 4Oc.. reduced
|asiftom 80 ard 60c. tsa8s = 4,
sOLID-CoLOR POPLINs and ALPACAS from
10 to % per cent. chesper Than elsewhere; 80
BLACK ALRAGAs 90. 25. 80 SOC 80, and sos.
worth from 10 to 15c. per yard more;
a very cheap line osCAsHMEREs, MERINos,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, BeNBAzINEs, DE-
LANES, &C.; 3. ~ -
PRINCES In oil colors TO match goods very cheap;
PLAIN. PLAID. and FIGURED ELANNELs;
MASKS extra iow;;---- -
ALLriW0OLs WHITE FLANNELs at Csc per
iysf yard-.cheap at &c.; 49,. .,...s 80
ALL-Wo Dol " HlrE Fl ANNELs Ct so % 7bc.--.
8. very cheap; x ~. 60 6 - go
; The best "A brown ~ ana BrEicHrD cerroN
at iUe. In the city; ~ Raf So,
cheap BLANKETs, cheap QUIT cheap
SKIRTS stslEet.J' 3 y y 1900 y
sHkwL sd ,aree vsriety4 Iron. soc. 10 60; /.
Bill ACE MBRTNo sHA WIS very cheap i
CLOTH CLOAEs9the lssest'sty es: - = -. ae
CAssIMEREs, KERSEYS JEANS, &c.sone Of
the largest cheapest, and best stocks In the city
WATERPROOF cIeTHs-bro1n, black, blue,
ifii. and o,her colors; t;asrT9f44 lt1g 9fs1
BLACK BEAVERS, BRoADCLoT DOE
:, SKINS, for, cloaks, &C.: go, - =,
% aSH es,s sSss h 1 medium dark
80 dozen GENTBEMEN's qJouytn,s) KIDS, light
al and dark, at sI50worlb s2.50;.iE Vii
: and COTTON STRIPED HOSIERY;
eISSggsssSF s H ssisp5Ss as ae ooRsETs
Ii DIES. MIsSEs', and GENTLEMEN'Sl I'M,
ARsKfHc s6sf fstS assd NsERrNes lots
llSi of other goods, at the yeryloweat prices, at 4
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me- IF you WISH TO FIND. OUT
the bottom price Of DRY GOODS go TO COHEN
BROTHERS,. They have Just opened one Of the
cipsily purchased at the recent New York auctions
and closng-out sales OF manufacturers. They are
Offering ''i -" :, ti.tE.s -, s.
Csc; handsome PLAIDs at 8 Sc, reduced FROM
4Sc.; CAMEL's.HAIR PLAIDs at 6oc., re-
duced from 81. -, ,pno9 ~ i,
BnsA5 E.RS RI gag sss es
sERAGHES1 Il e Ted sSn S9s
81; SAMELs:aAiR sUlTiNG a. a5c,, re;
| duced from 60c.;. - :! '"I2" ~ ~
4 f large s Stock Of AIPA6ls and IoHaIRs at
BLACK ALPAcAs az 2ac; worth 8 o. at zoe.
cheap ut 37c., at 33c. selling generally at 45c.i
SILK E9s TSSn az la 10 valued a2e
ALL.WoOL- forty.two, inch wide TAhHsE at
cAs saii Eli Essnf pRsP 3 pkrA BoMBAzNEs,
and other mourning goods &C reduced rates =,
BLa BLK stth i Is s 9srsn 9 1as SSe at
x sr g. s %efsa T1 a sus
2kFrs s ana z as @ screen
than importation price; o..,, ,.,,
Also, all The various evening shades at nearly nan
large sr rs Of B aa nearly
haIf yaIae also, coLoRED SILK YE I've
vELVETEENs, ID various new shades, ut 50c.
) worth 90c !; Black at SOC. worth DOC. at 6Oc.
worth zoe. {; Plaid {newl at Toe worth S3.5O;
Imported POLoNAIsg, silk embroidered, from
sS to saS TG5 VIZ sSqSs
25c; feeee.iined at 1ss; With Ihf 51si !. TIC
u sS:s SSHhEga { zs yes aEfrs
"a pieces s sEAL g TISSUE at soc. worth
go dozen dozen pure SILK sCkRFs at 25c. worth Soc,
III at 40c. reriuced from 75cs; ,-.L ILL.,.
"A large stock Of BLACK aud WHITE IT,, RE ;sI
LACE, comprising Guipure, Yak, faiencien-
~ mes, and English Threed; ~
Also. .IMITA ALTON LACES-aisf from recent aac-
90 dozen dozen oNE.BUTTeN KID GLOVES, 5x, g.,
and 61 Ii size, at S0s, Torth SI; aTsSGopEn In
-. ending aOPERA SHADES, at 7hc.-enea a, at
a, large stock OF CARPETS and OILeC CLOTHS
from auction; and thousands OF other gooss, o.
go COHEN b aOTHERS'. sos Broad.
2 no 90 between Third and Fourth Streets.
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The message Of Governor Kempsr, sent to
the Legislature Of Virginis yesterday, was
remarkable in one respect. 1t contained an
explanation of the views with which south.
ern' men went into the rebellion, and vim.
dication of the southern theory of the Union,
such as have seldom been found in State pa.
pers since the rebellion. The Governor ac-
cepts, in common with bis felioW-cit'Zens,
the result Of the war as fina, settlement OF
the nature OF the Constitution. IT has ceased
to be compact even In their eyes, and has
become the fundamental law ola nation. The
style In which his Exceiiency speaks of the
era Of reconstruction shows that its evils are
forgiven but not forgotten. His defence Of
Stonewall Jackson shows that the South is
determined to stand by its own heroes as We
do by ours, and the probability is that 10
tine the civil war will be looked upon On both
sides as the rebellion Of i641 Is now regarded
in England, or the Jacobite wars in Scotland.
Theresults will Re accepted, and the best men
OF the era will be adopted by all as heroic
types of the race. People Will lose sight or
what was once the essential point namely.
what side soldier chose, and making allow
ances for the pressure of circumstances, they
Will honor him 10 proportion as be was gall
liant nap. Americans may 10 time choose
with pride examples OF courage and ability
from the South as well as from the North, as
glishmen, whether the descendants of
me Puritan or the Cavalier, adopt the glory
OF Falkland az well az that of Hampden for
ahs1r iaheritance.-Neu York World, 2d.
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NJ, CENTENNIAL BLACK SILKS.
Just opened, more of those splendid BLACK
SILKs-best article In the United States. Also,
other BLACK SILKS, at job prices. .r.lyg.
des - M II. R. PRICE & co.
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.lrARRfAsdEs.

a.e. ,a-sstssa+-s5E p q ID IA AUS
Arried ans Thurssfsy, OctoBar 27. Hts, at 81.
aoiHs chu84M YopEeza. y. ~ NV The Rev. w iIlsn
go r gfos{1$a Mr.. &sAg j.. LANCASTER to Miss
s sssssnss 81 t as b aa
tdtf19r, hYs2Ey.- II. = lnnanAy, Mr.. ERASMUS
HQPkINs, or HenIfco county, Va, and Miss IDA
G.,ROWF, only daughter of mr.. A. r. Rowe, or
Fredsrtcksburg, Va. No cards
Married, at the same time and pIace, by Rey.T.
y. Dunaway, Mr.. WILLIAM T. LEAVELL and
'Mass- EAN&1EsG.-LEANEl eldest daughter OF
Mr. Benjamin L. Ieaveli; ali OF spoisytvania
county, Va. No cards. IL -f4 Is s}sI t 81
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The Dispatch agrees in general with the
Governors message, but criticises some of
its sentimental flights and verbal gymnastics
with surgical accuracy. - Petersburg Star.
But we did not succeed In saying anything
so sharp or:so good as the above.
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If Virginia gets the clerkship of the House
of Representatives 1t will not be the fault OF
.. Chester I" Truthful Jeems," or the DIS
patch Enquirer.
we are for WHITEHEAD or nobody.
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lH SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, cor.
uer of Main and Sixth streets.-Bev. c. c. BIT
TING, d. D., has returned to the city, and will
preach at IL a. NJ. and IL Pm. Sunday. Subject
In the morning: "Woman's Work In 1.-The
Cburches."E .t f5.i.r' 81 a.a=
Visitors welcomed to all the services in this
church. and will be met at the aisle-doorsa and shown
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PERs0NAL.

mo THE PUBLIC Information as to the
i whereabouts OF CHRIsToPHER HART, who
has been missing from this community since the
night OF November the 9Th iEst, IS esrnestly ds.
society he was q member. Any information that
wal Had TO the recovery or his body, or Of his hay
ing been foulIy dealt with WIN De IbeIaiiy feTasa-
ed. WILLIAM ~. ~ hD,
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THE EASTERN QuE:T London, Deem
her. 3 4:S0 "a NJ dis patch from Berlin
to the Morning Post SAYS 1t Is reported that
conferences between Bismarek, Gotsschakof,f
and the three Powers they represent are in
perfect tArmony on the Eastern ques tion.
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j MET sEvENTH.sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH (coiner of Grace and Seventh stree!s)-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. j, q. TYLER, at IL
A. III. and III P. NJ. A special service and sermon
for the childr, at p NJ, to which all are invited
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W.iiian y. Castle, OF New York. an as.
s.ssant II Inc office Of the corporation eoun-
SCI, has been appointed Attorney. General 81
Hawaii by King Kaiakaus.
The Cleveland Herald tRepuhliean, says
tbs hard.meney issnJ would have defeated
the parry 10 Ohio had not The school ques-
ton come 70 their rescue. E's
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REsxAURANrs.
r ADIEss RESTAURANT ON IN e
i Ia sEg BROAD STREET. WsE ~,

j shsi continue the RESTAURANT ~, "a
opened durtag Fair wetk, and Will be pfepssr o..
ne snys ho1s Of the day nod nuttt . fale noas ri.
night. In 8 few days ssin be pfepalso y . VIZ
isying MADE arrangem sats FOR lbs most approves
cooking Appearance An 4 q No. ! cook. .,,ps sea
IL FRI kl OF SGEB, 81 In boxes, LUSShlS
I 10 any part at the City. ~ ss g, IS. ..,.,,sh
au tho hui q An Neefs isa Vl.ssss.,nt.s1
wJhqut Kenti emen, can pc served VII s,,,hc "a
us NelLaA si6eets, u asE EorLi1n ~ sH III liz
tFoaages An DR&y IA. .fsf aasss street
40 W. 6TvAssss""
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We FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, cor
ncr or Twelfth and Broad streets.-Rev. D. B..
WINFREE, D. D., at IL A. NJ, and Rev.J. 3. JE-
TER, DID,, at tx p. NJ .gs-.css%t.
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Wild Hyacinth. A Novel. By Mrs. BAN.
poLPH, author Of "Gentianel!a," etc., etc.
Philadelphia: LIppINCoTT & Co.
For sale by J. 4. ELLYsoN.
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M, DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS |.
CAsaMERES, MERINOS, ENTREES CLOTHS,
PEAIDS, STRIPES, CAMEL'S HAIR; ~
N, NORWAY CLOTHS. and some expected from
the North Pole when that desirable spot is dis
ALPACAS, .BosIBAZINE, TAMARTINE, AUS
ITALIAN GRAPES;
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CANTON CLOTH, and
TAMISE ;;stSt 5.2*aG - ~ ~ .ttf ~ Fs
BIZ ACK SILKS from 75c. up to $3.50; -
COLORED SILKS In all qualities and colors;
POPLIN5 at extraordinarily low prices; Y % iJt
+. soc. worth 81: .:s,. -.,,.s...s
Those in want of DRESS GOODS should before
making their purchases call on go. : ! =. .t
4 Look at the. real THREAD BOBBIN EDGE,
eighteen yards for csc. 80 ,no17 d
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fs.aY sT. MARKS ENGLISH LUTHE.
RAN CHURCH on, Mayo street bbetween Brosd
and Ross.-Sunday school at; $50 A. d.. Preaching
by The pastor, Rev. W. c.. scHAEFFER, at, II,
O'Clock. Seats free. All welcome. ! 5,s s,n7
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Z Eager Lssis appbshted postmaster OF Over
ali's,i Warren county, sice James H.
Brown, resigneas
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mCLoAKs! CLOAKs.I CLoAKs,l

me- CLOAKS! CLOAkSt @CLoAhS,!. il
,,,..-,,s.~--, T. Z. PRICE 6 co. ,..
huye opened for December a splendid line OF
BLACK BEAVER CLOAKS, ..t'
which hey will sell during the month at New York
,sSist< a'''- - ~ prices. '1i 100;
;0fitlg gs,i Also, DRESS GOODS in -
,gla CAMEL ,-HAER POPLINS, P0LONAlSES,
;gg PLAID POPLINS, s9ls3 81. IN ....l -saI@a
NAvY.BLUE and BROWN SPRGES, af1-
COLORED DRESS aud "REMINISCENCES,
MANTiLLA VELYETS,. ...., ptegf
MOURNING GOoDS-great stock; .,!s,l
BLACK anu COLORED CASHMERES,& &c.
E.. de 8 st E1.aT 'ah ~ ts, - .,
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NJ MOTTO FRAMES Az Soc. PIC
TUBE FRANKS at csc. and soc, ali worth
double the Doney-these frames are all walaus
mOTTOEs at 8 and oc. f4ess 10
BOOK Marks mt and Sc.
SHADED EMBKO1DERY-SlLKa at 4c per ssetn
GILT and SILVER PERFoRATEDsAeERt Ia all
coL LaS lsp s s1s SHADED zEPaYR woRsgED;
WHITE and cor ORED KNIITING.YARNS;4
KHTrTiNG-COTION,3 8, 4, snd
LsAcHEn KHfTf iii ORION in bails al
sizes from 8 % go. at soc: per poupds
sKWING-AiAGHINED OIL, sarget botsies, thS best
etss.ss sEsE Do sissls sSr
Ing machines at &c. each, mailed TO nay address
cLAR RS a. and pS GolTs's SPOOL zoe.
LEa AZ aHdsi sATcHELs ansd Win sa,her at Oh
H Hae ba g sssss 3 il ,y styles
IEF md RusBER JEWELRgin great variety;
Large PAINTED BRFsASTPISS "a great vafagsys
NECK-SCARFs for hdies from hoo Up % 9l.b0-s
the largest, cheapest, and best assorted stock ~
SILK XII AssAsbKERCHEgsi s sssat variety 4:
lLEsaIssaass,. VI Ill sTLETs, socKs, and
FR!sNs soa sHlRr-Bososss. wsrrsnscd Al,
pase iinsss az 2ee. sssssn s0s;
ISfSHs RiBH0asa at e3traosdinasy hafgal ns II gssa
iG1RuS-GR Ain In all Wtssti! ara sotors j
AIaDIHGs, BIZ FRI Sss WI sra 6 Aaa5sgasA i
Lo5s !. q. sE.DoILAki "a TsWssSJIabs kiIn
- Gl0VEa. na ~
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@ SAVE TWENTY-FIVE P E r
CENT. by purchasing your FLANNELS Of -
y no II ~ 90 80. LEVY BROTHERS'
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: NE BUY YOUR FURS AND FUR
TRIMMINGS Of .'G@t LEVY BROTHERS..
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y RF CLAY. STREET. N ETH ODIsTE
EPISCOPAL CHUReR, corner OF Adams and
Clay streets.-sanday, December 9TH, RevP. A..
PETERsoN atl1 4 A. III. and TYP. N.et 22gtTf Gta
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= u lsa, SEQ ON D. PRESBYTERIAN
cHURCH.-The pastor, DR.. HOG e, WIN preach at
II A. NJ. and O'Clock P. ~ - ;ii.'-.'- ~
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pUsINRsSl ARDS, 81 10 !s5 per thou
I'D atfhe nIsPATcH PRiNTING-H0UsE
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M FRINGES;l gBRAIDS, AND BIND.
- 4 INGS Ia all Of the latesI styles; Ggt -,
BUTTONS Of every deseript ion TO match the fash
ionable DRESS GOODS;i p y < ~ %
sKiRT-P R0TECT0Rs and all kinds of TRIM
NO II " - e.s's' : LEVY BROTHERS.
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i me- BUY YOUR NOTE-PAPER AND
ENVELOPES, and save TWENTY-FIVE per cent. or
more, at yEIno III Ii! LEVY BR0THEkS'.
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CLUB PRICES FOR THE BEST HOME AN
FOREIGN LITERATURE.

!, p" Possessed Of THE LIVING AGE and one or
other OF our yivaclous American monthiies, SUBJ
scriberh viii find himself IN COMMAND OF THs
WHOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING
For sl0.bO THE LIVING AGE and EITHER ONE
Of the American - montblss Tor HARPERs
WEEK. Yior BAZAAR, or APPLEToNS' JOURNAL,
weekly Will be sent for year, BOTH POSTPAID; or
for S9.60THE LIVING AGE and Scrioner's ST.
NICHOLAS III t-lEN3 10 !. -ta-
Address as above. a...r. dc AXIS
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NE !; leS AsBURY METHODIST EPIsc6
RAL CHAPEL, Twenty :af,h stret,zTAt II a. H.,
Rev. ~. b. DERRICK, and AT, 8 r. n. Rev. james
II. HOLMES. = 800 -, 80 - go ~.
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MEETINGS.

edmond T Y P OG & a p II 1C A L
N UNION, No. co. The regular monthly meet
ing WILDE held at their rooms 1t Odd Fellows Hall,
THIS Saturday, EVENING at TX O'Clock: The
election Of officers will take place tonight.
: D : 2'.E in! ~ J.H. CAMPBELL, -
- Alt st=- ~! Recording Secretary.
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fnsar ATTHfRD STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH preaching BY the pastor,
Rev. W. r. DERRICK, at IL a. Subject: a'The
Chrisaan 10 Adversary" Ats r. NJ: The Chris.
'uan IN Death. At TX p. u. !: The Atonemeut'
After which the EorTs supper win administered
for the last time III The year 675. 1Fsai9s bit
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. g. A.. STEEL, pastor. viii ILL his pufpit on
sabbTh next, fhe 5tfI Instant at IL A. MIND *
PM. stk.t, sst5 i;'stsf.f 81 Ertf,7.-lsjs -
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GUPER1OR PENS.-RANDOLPH 4
-, ENGLISH Offer in any quantity SUPERIOR
A sample card OF Twelve sent b. aay address for
IOc.. Also, Gold BRASS, AMALGAM, and
-OTjIY,E, PENS no 26.t&w
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me- TABLE-CL0THS a ND HOUSE
u KEEPING GOODS at'extraordinary bargains; ;
PURE LINEN TABLE-DAhiASkf from 3 Ike. per
yard up to So; 49,. Isl, ty.,,....g ..,-,,..
TABLE-CLOTH from one aud quarter yards up
& TO five yards Iong-a very cheap; N tLi,f =
FRIGGED NAPKINS from .60c. up to- IS per
Gozen; 3d..
Large-size NAPKINS from 81 UP to S9 per dozen;
TURKEI-RED TkELE-DAMASkt ut 81 ~. l0s
coIoRnD ShaPKINs' in great Variety and very.
+ cheap aftH!t 80 , t''"f't39 t>fi'l ,G1!J,
BUFF TABLE.C0yERs,a all pure slinen,, at7 soc.
PINK TAyBLs-GovERs,a all pure linen. at use!
HUCKaBaCKr TOWELS, all pure linen. from
1925 to $12 rer Dozen;
CRASH and STAIR In EN-, In all qualities, at
"a as - y.;ts1E ;e.p.l LEVY BROTHERS.
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m WHITE QUILTS AT 81 WORTH
S1.50, al $3.50 worth So SO, al $3.50 worth
$3,'at 1880 worth IS, at rs worth 70, at 81
worth 80; also, QUILTS az, $S, l9,and $l2,
Look at our DOLLAR TWo-BpTToNK KID
GLOVES. 2" q ,.t2 1870 - >ss3ts e no IL
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RICHMOND AND DANyIILE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,l
, - I& RICHMeND, Va, November IL, 1875.
NOTICE.AsEhe annual meeting OF the
the Fxcnange Hotel, In the city Of Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of December next. at
Q o'clock NJ. The books for the transfer OF stock
will he closed from tue 30th instant until AFTER tue
day of meeting. RICHARD BROOKE, =
NO I2.td = -. $50 .asl ... 't Secretary.
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FHolIDAx GseDs.

.GOX,S AND. NELSON'S GELATlSE,
" ATaoRE'S MINGE-HEAT,
FRUIT BUTTER, JELLIEs,
4 syS CHOCOLATES, '0coA,
h NUTS, KAISINs,
PRUNES, DATES,
81. = SPICHS fwhoie and erouD6s
aos.fy III CANNED GOODS POErEp MxATs,
As,TOBACCO. CIGARS,
-s PICKLES, aud SAUCES,
and a full line OF FANCY GROCERIES. At Nholesse
oniy.I JuHE BROTHERS & Co.,
dc 2-Ste0d No. senth Twelfth street
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GPECIAL NoTICE-N0W,s YOURW
~ TIME.+-PTepare for the Christmas holldsysSps
before The rush takes mace; and if yoe canno Al,
ford 10 treat Yourseiffto new HAT Will ALIEn
yeur old one To the present style, 70 took IKE aer
TRSss, NEn N. CIyNEiSGHAM,
No. g Sinth street, two so'ss above MANI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04

Mr. LOWELL, Of Warren, submitted reso.
luton for distributing among members and
to committeeclerkS copies Of the Codes OF
1850 and 1873, and copies of the acts Of AS
sembly passed since 1855. f,S,.z.t.
Adjourned, on motion Of Mr.. CRITz.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04

I PUBLISHED WEEKLY at eight dollsrsa year, PR EE
OF POSTAGE. Volume begins January Isl. New
subecribers RENTING now win receive the inter-
yeniug Nos. GRATIS Addrtss gE ~
- LIrTELL i GAY, Boston.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRn-nr HovsE-GroneE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10

! FAREWELL IAGTY We are yarv Glad
to understand that the ladies' "f the
Episcopal Church hare i in c.n'oapla-
ton to hold q party Sometime diving
the last week Of this month for TIE pur-
! pose Of doiug somnh."a h4udsnmo ia
the benefit line for VI. ~! "a sort q
farewell party IA li- horror. Now 'hCro
is nntriment ia thai ida; and any Thing
We can DO to lelp ihv ladies along sLal
he done cleerui.y.
Mn. ZoE ELDRIDGE one Of The experts
who have been detailc! to inspect the
books and things at tho Prison went cor
was to have gone below last night t.
look into the leather business conuc,ted
with the Penite1tiary. When this part
of the arrangement is reported on it will
pretty much wind up the bcobin. wo
reckon.
TH.Sks.-Ws acknowledge a colnpli-
mcntary ticket from The Ivy Club and
ali invitation to attend their Bon-Bon
Party on the Nth instant. We are
much Obliged Tor the courtesy. ard will
not forget % st our putting valves at
work.
We HEARD last night ia.t before going
to press that there had been . bic row
among the Chinese at virginia AID a
half dozen or 50 killed. No particulars.
JOHN HEREFORD, Esq, wos in The city,
Yesterday. Looked as il 70 orgil to lie
courtin. something. lid John.
WANsED, p gill to do do general house
work. Sc advertisement.
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Mind Reading.

Dr.. Blake, of New York, FL roate fo1
San Francisco, is stopping for a day OF
two at the Ormsbv House. His seances
in New York and Boston have been re-
ported throughout the whole country and,
If newspaper accounts may be relied on.
his performances are simply miraculous
He viii give one mplimentary seance
IN the rarIors Of the Ormshy " com
nencing this evening at $50 o'clock.
Tickets Of admission (all Of which are
complimentary can only be obtained at
tie Office OF the hotel or Of 8Ir. c. $.
Mott.
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ENeninR R.pOIt

10 EHreka Con l.. -
400 Jack son >
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