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seuAAp,s s.err isat 1402:Maia street

Dns'T BE 3EGstrED.-Ths only genuine " E1-
c.,sserr IS. chlrooaI. packed water-Iooler Is manu-
f.s,ured by Mou.srcAsTLE &CoPER at 520 Broad
st-eef between. .Fifrh and Sixth streets U-r
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REMEMBER, D. CoLrMBgs uses 10 extractsiI the
manufacture Of his -ice-creain! !and sherbees, bus
pure ripe-fruit sianes. .. y
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IcE-CRsaa, IcE-CREAM.--Leave your. orders
this mor1tpg, and ErzzINI will furnish you win
lce-Crean so.morrow. His summer arrang tment
for the dsILyery of ee-Cream commences that day.
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INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS. Ane
amount of revenue collections ID thls als.iicl
for the month OF March was SI49, ,4GQ,Sl.
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TIE IKfpEGIcKSErEG RAILROAD COMPANY
I!~uLyE ~ l~E lluR>E-PUWER HEREAFTER
a> Eg"AD >TEEEr -ACTlUS OF THE BOARD OF
l..Et l"h> ! H~IEtnAN.-At meeting 0l tue
i'at ct Directors "i the tlchinonG, rede.
.,h,hur@ and Potomac Railroad Company
!!.td yesterday the following preamble ana
.,>oiu'"n> W,rc UNANIMOUSLY adopted
Where's ~ the decision OF toe supreme
i,urt Of AIHII> OF NrguE rendered on
:an ii day oi April, 1870. The validity OF he
ur finance of tn. ciry oi Richmond which
,roujalt> the u, OF locomotives by this COM
.,.,} on Broad street has been affirmed
..r.riorc
H.>n,red. That - lcug a> the said decision
-. .rmain in force this company (wthout
.illaouin. IL right TO cause the same to be
-.l..arG hr thr SUPREME Court Of the
j.t.I States will comply with the said or
:.l...
f.-..r.j That 'n,. general ,urrrjilf 9 Il lp nj
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WALL .IAGsn, WISDow-sa4pEs, &c-Weh nave
.tust received n the latest styles of wALLRAPEk'
wfHDow.sIyADEs, CoRNIcEs, Es,-NoITISGnAA-L|-SS
cI-ur,rp. &C. ., BOOTH & CO.,
Tenth street between Main and Bank.
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Foe INC LATEST: NEWS and PRIME CIGARS OF
ToB.;co 20 10 SCnAAP'S
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PRESERVED GgSGER.-PI2ZINI has only srnaH
lot left, and those who desire any Of 1t should CALI
al once, Price very low, ..s.r .r.... = =
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THE NEwEsT, ihe brightest, the ceanest, and
she cheapest ditas are at ASToSrls, Main street.
Three pounds fc,-25o. II 9S,5A
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[pos OTHER LOGAN SEE YousrH pAes.l

OPISE,res oBTHE PHLpiTrayp THE PRESS IS
REGARD IOTuB : LEE fGALLERY Tom. ,aa
The best PHOTOGRAPHS GALLERY IN the United
States. CHRISTIAN OBSERVER. Y
Has nesrr-been surpassed. 50 fas ~ my observa-
kion goes, 5n this style OF art. &. a.1 - zs.l,i
. REV. J. L. BURROWS.
This welSsaswn GALLERY shows steady i'm
psovement suetyle and artistic skRt. II, a -'s.
CEsTn Il PRESBYTERIAN.
The PICTURES are admirably and tastefully ar
ranged r, s,sr REV. j. b. 3ErIR.
Beautiful asastie, and accurate sIxENEssEs. :.
REV. c. G. BTTrISG..
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MTbe best collareVer made is-the EtMwoop, 1T
dts better and Iooas betterihan anyother. II. II,
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ssNc, yoUs, ,BcYs AND GIRLS toANroSI5 8 'tor
three n0onds ne-a dates. Only 25c.
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TURKISH PRUsES. for cooking-two pounds for
a5c.--at CHRIsTlle;& WIurE,s II
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UMBassLLAs frsm seyenty-fye cents up to len
dollars. " SCHAAk@S. ...-
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SWEET OsAScEs.-io to PlzztSI,s aud get
sone swees aAd juicy Oranges. .s.rt'4
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DATEs-Txee pounds for 25c. at D. CoLUsL-
BUS'S,
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SUPREME Court OF AIEEALs.-Utterback' g
administrator os. Cooper et ais. Fully ar
gued by William Green, Esq, for the appel
lants and Colonel John! s. Mosby for the ap,
pelees, and SUBMIT ed. ~. -. =, -, -
The "salt" cases have. been continued
until next Wednesday week. 49, l.,'~rE
The cases OF Booker Us. kirkpatrick and
Blackrord Us. Hurst will be taken up,to-mor-
row. f..r ~ 40 = .<.t-'. - f..
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CREAM CseeANUT and cocosnut-carames ct
ny
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for three pounds new;
dates ut ANTOSls, ~. r., .#es d. y,
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAy:-Polioe.J Justice
Joseph j. White psesidsng.-W. b. Hoge
and Henry 7. Andrews were fined g each
for fighting. -...-. ,,.......
William Smith and Charles Brice, charged
with being drunk and creating disturbance
in the street. Brice was discharged. Smith
was required to pay a fine of -.
Mary Murphy, an old offender, charged
with being drunk and trespaSsiDg on the
premises OF Frank Hill, was sent to jail for
six months.
Charles Gibson and Cary Claiborne, guilty
of being disorderly III the street, were fined
81 each.
Pleasant Orange, charged withtrespassins
on the premises Of aud cursing Martha A.
Tyler, was bound over to keep the peace.
Pat. Hagan, charged with being drunk,
was discharged.
E. Frtton. charged with selling goods by
sample without license, was discharged.
Ella Bates was fined 3 for being disorder
ly and using protane language in the street
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YGLLow BANANAS at ASToSrs, Main street. ;,
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J,,ggE1usssand CANES specially at scHhAPs
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COLLARS, cUFrs~ BOWS etc, ,at So11AAr's.
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DATES, DA-ss.-PIzzrfH has few more fine
| Dates left at hsee p0uads for 25c.
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SWEET 0sANGES at AN1oNrS, Main street.
UMBREsr HEADQUARTERS AT scHAAP's.
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WHITE MAkAfsA GRAPES at ANToNI's, Main
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swered.
l. How can we best improve the lessons
of this Convention!
Answer: Carry them home to your
| chul ches.
.. Should teacher leave his class to go
|. elsewhere, what should be done With him
Answer Turn him out.
3. How can you have Baptist sunday
school in Union house of Worship
Answer: 1t cannot be done, and while
| Union schools are not generally best, they
are in such cases admissible. .''..
| 4. Should a Sunday-school teacher marry
an unconverted man! 49,. ---.F'.'
- Answer: If the man is a gentleman she
] may win him over. -E...
| ). should an HncOnyerted teacher be en-
ployed in Sunday school!
Answer: No, if you can do better; but
yes, if you cannot do better.
6, Should the superintendent or The leader
of the music select the songs to be sung!
! Answer: The leader, unless you want
row. But il you viii always treat the music
people right there will be no trouble.
7. How do you train your boys for their
dialogues? ~
In answer to this DR.. Hatcher gave very
interesting account Of his "boys."
s, What is the relation Of the pastor TO
1.-The Sunday school? -. .-E.-
Answer: Some of them are about lorty'
third cousins. The pastor should not oe ma
lbob, superintendent, or teacher, Dut Tue
father. mother, brother, sister-so relateC
{ that his coming will brighten every eye ano
every heart. .,..,a
i o How much time should superintend'
emf snend in talking to bis school!
, Answer: None. He Was not elected u
E talk.
10. Does DR.. Hatcher regard the exercise
Of last night as suitable for Sunday III
!. sionary meeting!
!. Answer: He had such meetings at d
!, IL, Should the business of the. school
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NOTICES 70 TAXPAYERS.
TITY TAXES
DELINQUENT FOR 1874.

CITY COLLECTORS OYF1CE,l
RICHMOND, VA, January 5, 1873.
The City Collector calls attention to the follow.
ing extracts from the city ordinance concerning
the collection of the assessed taxes:
III FL taxes with which any person or any estate
Of deceden, Is assessed be not paid before the LIST
day OF September the Collector shall distrain."
ANY goods or chatsels in the city belonging to
the person or estate assessed with taxes may be dis
trained therefor
1.-THE goods and chattels OF the tenant or olher
person in possession, claiming under the party or
estate assessed With taxes on land, may DO as
trained If found on the >em!ses."
"And If the Collector shall return any real Is tate
as delinquent when he had either found, or oy
using due diligence might have found, sufficient
property within the city liable to distress for the
taxes for which such real estate Is returned oeli-
ouent, he shall forfeit to the city sum equal to I've
times the amount of the said taxes"
The Collector most respectfully would urge on
the delinquent Taxpayers for 1874 the necessity
OF a prompt compliance BY payment Of their In
debtedness, and thereby relieve him Of the unplsa-
SAINT duty Of levying, which will be wade unless
"''eA " : JOHN +. REGNAULT,
ja6-6t Coiisclor.
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The Merchants Tax.

We publish this morning the opinion OF
the Court of Appeals affirming the constitu-
aisnality Of The merchants license-sax. The
courts almost always decide 10 favor oil the
state" said distinguished iaw.protessor 10
us, many years ago. Such has been the uni.
70. m practice OF the courts both in Eug'and
and In this country. When the Democrats
ruled The country the supreme Court of the
United States decided every question, or
almost every one, as the Democratic Con-
gres, wished 1t decided. When the Repuo-
sicans came into power the same court lnot
the same men) decided almost every qncs-
ton as the Republican Congress wished II
decided. In a word, courts very properly
lean to the side OF The State. Otherwise
there would be endless litigation.
In the case before us the Supreme Court OF
Appeals CT Virginia has delivered an opinion
which is ingenious rather than able. In
deed, the case was one that did not demand
either elaborate treatment or great snow OF
learning and authorities. This opinion makes
out a plausible case for the State, and the
"argument from inconvenience did the
rest. "If the S ate can't tax merchants
"licenses it can't tax great many persons
"and things that it does tax. and then where
"would be her reven1es?" And so the
law was decided TO be constitutional. The
merchants will have to look to the Genera
Assembly. That body certainly has the
power to grant them that relief which The
Court Of Appeals says It has no right Il
pran.
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SENATOR MoRToN's PLAN OF ELEcTISe
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRgsIDENT.-The fol-
lowing is the new amendment proposed TO
be added to the Federal Constitution:
Article =. I. The President and Vice.
President shall be elected by the direct vote
of the people in the manner following
Each State shall be divided into dlstrlcts
equal ia number to the NUMBER OF repre-.
sentatiyes to which the State may be entitled
in the CoDssess, TO be composed Of contigu-
GUS territory, and to be as nearly equal IN
population as may be; and the person haV-
ing the highest number OF votes In each
district for President shall receive the vote
of that district, which shall count one presi-
dental vote. -
IL. The PERSON having the highest number
of votes for President in State shall receive
two presidential votes from the State at
large.
III. The person having the highest mum.
Der of presidential votes in the United
States shall be President.
". II TWO persons have the same number
of votes in any State, 1t being the highest
number, they shall receive each one presi-
dental vote from the State ct large; and if
more than two persons shall have each the
same number of votes in any State, 1t being
the highest number, no presidential vote
shall be counted from the State at large. If
more persons than one shall have the same
number of votes, it being the highest mum.
Der in any district, no presidential vote shall
be counted for that district.
V. The foregoing provisions shall apply
10 the election OF Vice. President.
vi. Congress shall have power to provide
for holding and conducting the elections OF
President and Vice-President, and 10 estab.
Ilsh tribunals for the decision OF such cleo.
tons rs may be contested.
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s1srCYAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ 100 MlzsH STOCK ON HAND.
,T1rrry TtfflirsA HD DOLLARS WORTH HAS
RfEEN sEtECTRD no BE SOLD OUT -
AT AND BELOW COST. $780,, ~
NO iHgMBue.

<We.iv not es1yertiee- our " 1poa sH
terms, but will sell the above amount o. soooS
advertised. re offer the r, sft u !. 4
Best ENGLIsH BRUSSELS oAEPEFaa az LEV
THREE-PLY CARPETS at 81 .25 and Sloo pc
yard-reduced from SIS o and u .oU'
s,tra auper ,1NsRAIH CARPETS reduced from
&1.35 TO s1.15: =
su,er IwsRAIN CARPETS reduced from s1.2.
stos1;1 ytCnL.f5,as.. .oa 90
- aoc NIL reduced from O to zoe. on yard
PRINTED HEMP CARPETS at 3sc. per yart
worth Soc;
RAG and LIST CARPETS very cheap; -
cocoa MATING ut go and zoe. per yard worth
so and ,90c.; i,sts
oIL-;L 9TH az 40, so, and eoc. Der YARD: -.-
OIL-CLoTH RUGS Mt 75c., 81, and 81 as worth
s1,s1.5o, and 81; p'a ta. *,
VELVET and TAPESTRY RUGS, all sizes: and
qualities, at great bargains; sgT
BLACK ALPACAS, MOHAIRS, and BRILLIAN-
TINES Of all qualities, very cheap; sA
BLACK and COL0RED SILKS at astonlshingly
low prices;
CASHMEREs, MERINOS; EMPRESS CLOTHS,
~ MATALAs, BALENO. POpLINs, AUSTRIA
EPE,-BOMBAZINE. and DE
LANES;
PAsSAMENTINE GIMPs, and BEADED CHIPS
and FRINGESata reduction Of rs per cent ;
don't make your purchases until you have ex-
amined our stock;
SASH RIBBONS in great variety at extraordinary
bargains; - -=
MARsEILLEs QUILTS from 90 up to s1o-all
very cheap; -" Fl" W.
KNIT sACQUEs, HOODS, NUBIAs, LEGeINGs,
and SCARFS, very cheap; ~
WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS at closing
out prices;
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, TWEEDS, JEANS and
VESTINGS. at extraordinary bargains;
LADIES, CHILDREN,s, and GENTLhMEN's
LA3IBS-WOOL and MERINO SHIRTS and
DRAWERS, very cheap;
WHITE, RED. YELLOW, BLUE, and GRAY
FLANNELS, In all qualities, at prices to suit
all;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELS In all widths and qualities; also,
COLORED CANTON FLANSELS;
BED-TICK from loo. per yard up to the best man
ufactured;
INGS, at all prices;
SHEETINGS, sHIRTINGS, and PILLOW-CA-
SINGS, retailed at wholesale prices;
BOBBIN-EDGIN, 8 yards IN piece, ut 25c., cost
75c. gold to import;
DAISY FRILLIEGS at Is and csc. apiece worth
rs and Soc;
4 large assortment of COTTON TRIMMINGS at
one-half of regular prices;
PILLOW-CASE LACES at so, 75c., and 81 per
dozen yards worth 75c., 81, and $3.50;
Misses, and ladies' STRIPED, PLAID, ana
PLAIN SHAWLS lower than ever
BLACK CASHMERE and MEkINO sHAWLS In
ull oualities-some extraordinary bargains In
this line;
CREPE Wells In all sizes and qualities We show
very large stock In both SINGLE and DOU-
BILE CREPES;
CREPE COLLARS, IN endless variety, from zoe,
upto$1;
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS,f for ladies and
gentlemen, ut extraordinary bargains.
All in want of DRY GOODS should call and e1-
anime our stock, and they will be convinced that
they can save money by making their purchases of
no ra5I LEVY BROTHERS.
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FREE.PAss SwINDLER CAUGHT.-For seve-
r,I months the great railroads have been very
much annoyed By the operations OF swind-
Ter who used the names Of their officials TO
nrocure passes. Starting in st. Leuis he
passed as an employe of the Chicago, Alton
and St. Louis railroad on leave Of absence.
This was certified by forged document,
purporting to be an official letter from the
81 cretary Of the company's superintendent.
The forgery was repeated in Louisville, Gin.
cinnati, Charleston, Richmond, and Phila-
phia. In Charleston tie swindler is said to
have hired wharf as the transportation
agent of southern railroad, and became in
debted in several thousand dollars to me-
chanics and laborers whom he employed to
iL it up. He fed when the bills began to
press him. In bis eastern operations he used
the bill-heads Of the Baltimore. and Ohio Rail-
road Company, and exhibited forged leaves
of absence and warrants 10 apply for passes.
On Sunday night III individual dressed as
a railroad conductor registered in the St.
Nicholas Hotel as go. E. Howard, Balti.
more and Ohio railraad." he bad no bag.
gage, but as he showed considerable money
no advance vas demanded OF him. On Mon
day morning he went TO the printing -ofice
in Hudson street in which the bill and letter
heads of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company are printed, and left an order for
letter.heads amounting to seven dollars. he
made the order la the name of Thomas S.
Sharp; and, the printers suspicious having
been aroused, he went to the St. Nicholas
Hotel, and seeing on the books the name Of
O. Z. Howard bis suspicious were confirmed.
SPECIAL Detective Heating was then employed
to catch the rogue. and Tuesday morning
Howard was arrested. He was held by JUS
t,ce Kiibreth.-N ew York sam.
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We cannot be surprised by anything that
do in the line Of tyranny and usurpation Of
authority. We repeat once more the formu.
la that we have bad occasion to repeat SO
often since 1865: Either the States have the
right TO judge for themselves when their
rights are invaded, or else they have no
rights. To allow the wrong.doer to say
whether be has done wrong or not Is q ira
vesty upon judicial proceedings. Well, let
CESAR have bis ride. We Of the South are
familiar with him.
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The RESPONSIBILITY OF JUDGB.-Mr. Ed.
ward LANCE, convicted 10 the United States
Circuit Court of New York of an upla y full
use Of mai-bags. was enormously sentenced
by Judge Benedict, Of that court, to fiue and
imprisonment The first part of Dir. Lange's
sentence having been fulfilled, the United
States Supreme Court decided that the second
-imprisonmeDt--w enforced without
authority Of law, and the prisoner was dis.
charged. Thereupon be brought suit for
false Imprisonment. A demurrer was set up
by the defendant on the ground that q judge
was not liable in civil action for damsges,
Notwithstanding the commission OF an error.
Judge Van Brunt, of the Supreme Court,
has oYerrued this demurrer, deciding that
judge 0fsa court OF general jurisdiction
makes himself liable to an action when he
attempts to enforce judgment which be
knows TO have been satisfied. The ultimate
decision OF this case will be looked for with
IN crest.
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me- LINEN GOODSl LINEN GOODS
The largest, best. assorted and cheapest STOCK In
this city:
TARTF-CI OTHs, In oil sizes. some extra DOU-
BLE SATIN DAMASk i've yards long;
NAPKINS and DOYLIES in all sizes and quail
ties;
TURKEY-RED TABLE DAMASR In all quail
ties; TUKkEY-KED DOYLIEs;
TOWELS of every description. The largest ana
best assortment ever shown In this city;
LINEN pANAsk FLOOR-CLOTH3 al one-ha!f
the regular prices; BiRbS'-ExE, knfssiA A;
great bargains: ItISH LINENS, LINEN
sHEETING, and PILLOW-CASE LINEN;
LINEN SHIRT-BOSUMS, in all qualities and
styles, very cheap: .
NJ Tia 81 LEVY BROTHERS..
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FIVE PERSONS BURNED TO DEArH.-Last
Thursday night about 10 O'Clock the house
of Frankly Ellis (coloredl in Surry county,
Va, was burned to the ground, and all the
inmates-fye in number, az old man, a
young woman, and three children-were
burned to death. Fortunately for the old
woman. she was not at home, or she would,
10 all probability, have shared the awful fate
of the other members of the family and their
visitors. Foul play is suspected, but this is
doubtful and 1t such is reslly the case, no.
thing has trauspired to point out the perpe-
Virginian.
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MT MORE NEW GOODS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAH
T, r. PRICE s. co.

T. r. PRICE s co.
hsve Just opened
k1AcK and ,.oLoRgD CAsHAERKs;
DIAGONAL PoPLlNs-eyery shaasi u,e,,,ob:
RIICX SILKS. 81 20, 81 so. Sl.7o, ~ go"
bargains: ,u.
TYCOON REPS, VxloUks' ., =. AZ.
BLACK BEAVER CLOTHS ~ %, W, W. W.
FEESCH AND NGLIsH CASs! xEsEs,
Virginia made CAsslMEREs-&rge stScA'
New style <ALIOpBSi
SHIFTING PRIS1s:
Nycn-riEs. kUFRLISGs;
I'D GLOVES, LINED CLOVES
CoRSETS;
Isdie,' SHIRTS and DRAWERS. r.
ss,s, "a, sHrRTS aud DRAWEh5I
Roys' SHIRTS and DRAwEAs;
Large stock smAWSaaIus VIII now be- c,ossd euth
BLACK CLorh CAoAAs wa NV o.ls
about Gust.
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DEATH OF Mrs. ATKINSON are panied
10 announce the death: sitter a protracted i'll
ness, at Hampden Sidney on Tuesday the 5'h
instant. of Mrs. Atkinson, wife of Rev. DR..
Atkinson, president of Hampden Sidney
College, and daughter Of Hon. Il. 81. Stuart,
of Staunton.-FGr Mercury.
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my- AT COST! AT COST! AT COST

Now Is the chance to get he greatest tlrsa!u
ever offered before III The oity US will sell III M
entire stock or
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., At COST,
In order to make improvements In the store ana
change In the business, from now Ill! The Isl o.
February. so come one and all and secure some "
the bargains.
CALICOES-the best at 81 and loo. yard
DRESS GOODS, sold 1T prime cost
BLACK ALPACAS at sacrifice .,
BLACK MERINO5. EMPRESS CLOTHS, HEN
RIETrA CLOTHS;
RI,ACK and COLORED SILKS al remarkably log
prices; ,,,r
TONS at &c. yard;
The best A BLEACHED and BLOWN Wa
TONS ALLEGES yard;
Great bargains In WHITE and COLORtD fLAN'
NELS;
Rest BLEACHED and BROWN CANTON FLAS'
NEI.S atl2n, Is, Ii, 20, CSC. yard;
BLANKETS marked down. and will be sold cheap
WATERPROOF CLOTHS TO he closed out eAcetS-
ingly low;
CAsslMEREs, TWEEDS. !Sc.-,he cheapes! III
ever yet offered;
SHAWLs-a large assortment very cheap;
BOULEVARD aud BALMokAL shlhi'-'1
cheapest In the city, ,,o.,,y.
Also, a large assortment of KID GLOVES h''n
RY,HANDKERCHIEFs, RIBBONS &c, a.
and lots of other goods, which viii De S''D''
gurdless OF cost; .,
FRiNGEO SILK sCARF5 at Soc. Apiece cDea' y
50c-; ,o,,.
PLAIN SILK sCARFs at zoe. apiece worm n% q,
CORsETs, white and coiored, al so, 1913 s''''
$3.50, and s2-yery cheap.
All ask Is call, aud you will be cohSihcea ~
I am really selling OF At cost Come one anu 49,
and get some OF the great bargains !"
WILLIAM THALHlMERs'
Sol Broad street. corner Oh siA'H'
B.-Country orders promptly stenoe' ", ,
Mr.. II. c. TERRELL 10 win me. ana '''
pleased to see bis friends at
WILLIAM THALHlhEFa-
! COL Broad strert-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-08

RELIGIoUs.-A proiracted meeting began
at the Methodist Episcopal church on Sun.
day. and will continue through the week, and
pc, haps longer. Rev. Dr.. L. Rosser, widely
known as an eloquent preacher and earnest
revivalist, has been preaching every night TO
crowded congregations. = Fa,muiile Aer-
cufY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-08
AZ CHRISTMAS BOXES, &a.r fo'
Presents
T. X. PRICE 8 CA

T. X. PkiCE Oh
have on their Christmas table
t,entlemen's HANDkEhe htsfs' III o"A"'
Ladies' HAEDkERcHlEFS.i la eoSes'
II Uses HANDK bRCHiEfe, IN eoAe
CuLORED BORDERED hANDA Enssi
HEMsTIrCHED HANDKEkCHiEfs
NROK-TIES and SCARS; ys RlB-
RUFFLEs, LlSsN C0LLARS. CUT 30
BONS, GLOVES, SOAPS, hhUoLss' .,s
fomRs. EMBRDIDERiEs, &c, so. ~.