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! 'lasnTxRf,,iA,Y,.;G0I,8Ws.

NTEWs GOODS FOR CHRIsMAS.-NO
- RoLgAgEs g on p GAaHpg e. bass Upon
filings in fancy boxes; GENIEEMIENS LAM I'M
KER Ra s IN S9nss IN Boxes
OPERA and PARTY GLOVES III IN n VIZ
LARS, CUFFS, BELTS; WoOLLEa d sL Nv
NLoAKs FOR CHRISTMAS.
Just look at our splendid stock Of 49, 49,
LAD1ESs2NEWEsT sa4 Sa;sr SEQ 500
me- COHEN BROTHERS, KS .s1 ~
owing to their tremendous stock yet on hand, have
divided it, and removed great part to their
NEW AND ELEGANT STORE ...a
corner Fourth, and Broad strests tBreeden & Fox's
old stand), where they will offer during the coming
week. at private SALE goods at such prices will
sure success In disposing of them. In connection
with aboye:sale they will begin
the 9th Instant and sell daily until their stock is
disposed OF at their old stand,
'-" At PUBLIC AUCTION
(E. B. COOK, Auctioneer). Their stock comprises
every variety Of
r. DRESS GOODS,
r. III. BLANKETS, .n
' c.ssIMERES ... $50. ..a f.
NOTIONS, t"
HOSIERY,
FANCY GOODS,
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, ''
and everything pertaining to rst-class dry goods
trade.
COHEN BROTHERS take this opportunity Of
stating their friends and the public in general that
the great increase of their business made it neces-
sary to remove to their present stand in which they
have spared neither expense nor labor to m axe 1t
one Of the most convenient and elegant places in
this city.
They will offer on or about the LIST Of January
ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
of which they will give full notice hereafter.
de 1s
hT GREAT EXCITEMENT
| AT CORNER OF
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS,
WHERE
WILLIAM THALHINIER
IS SELLING THE CHEAPEST GOODS AND
PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND '..
THE HOLIDAYS. .tt.'
500 pieces DRESS GOODS of all kinds at cost
prices to close them out.
Great bargains In BLACK ALPACAS, CACHE
MIREs, MERINOs, TABLE-LINENS, NAP
KISs, TOWELS, oPERA-FLANNELs, &c.
My entire stock Of SHAWLS, SKIRTS, CLOAks,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, and CAsslMEREs,
j. at greatly reduced prices to close out stock for
| the season.
BAL GAINS IN CHRISTMAS GOODS.
100 dozen INITIAL HANDKERcHIEFs at csc
worth 40c.;
SO dozen INITIAL HANDkERCH1EFS (all
| lnen) at soc. worth 75c. =; .-.
200 dozen HANDKERCHIEFS from 1oc. to 81
apiece;
100 dozen LADIES', MISSES. CIIILDREN'S, and
MEMS HOSE at all prices;
rs dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S KID
GLOVES;
100 dozen LADIES, MISSES, and MEMS
GLOVES from Csc. 10 81 a pair;
A large variety of LACE and SILK SCARFS,
sAsH-RIBBONs,C ORsETs, POCKET BOOKS,
COMES, and hundreds OF other articles at very
| low prices; ..
A full line of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS such as WHITE SHIRTS, MERINO
| SHIRTS, SUSPENDERSi TIES, BOWS
| GLOVES, HOSE, SC.
| Give a call for cheap goods Mt
| WILLIAM THALHIAIER'S,
| de1S COL Broad street.
uAYING BOUGHT THE PRODUCTS
OF two or three cloak manufacturers st reduction
of from twenty-five to thirty per cent, we will offer
THIS DAY
| so OAKS,
! .1t tt1,rrn
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THRISTMAS GOODS
T. l.. d. WALF0RD'S.
lis Ola MAIN STREET.

The LARGEST VARIETY, in STYLE and PRICE,
in the city of CHlLDREN'S ILLUSTRATED
BOOKS, BEAUTIFUL NOTICES, and SCRIP
TURE TEXTS;
The BEST-BOUND and BEST-PRINTED BIBLES
made In The world;
The American Tracts socety'S splendid Editions,
bound In Levant Morocco, Kid-Lined, Flexible,
SIlk-Sewed, from 81 to $14;
The grea; est variety of DEVOTIONAL, THEOLO-
GICAL, and SUNDAY-SCHOOL LITERA-
TURE south Of Philadelphia;
HYMNS of all denominations, bound specially for
our trade, in the finest Levant Morocco, Silk
Sewed, Kid-Lined; H..
PRAYER-BOOKS, BIBLES and TESTA8IENTS In
great variety; ..s. .. -.....
STATIONERY, WRITING-DESKS, and FANCY
GOODS In variety. .-....9.. r...-.
Our BEAUTIFULLY-PRINTE HOLIDAY
CATALOGUE to any address free. ~.
de l9-5t WALFORD'S, Ola Main street.
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" So -N : Is ooA1NG.
n NEW GOODS OPENING AT
r. rs 4a BROWNE ROWE's.
Now Is the time 10 buy to avoid the RUSH.
DRY GOODS,
SHAWLS,
Rad ~ and q beautiful assortment OF {:
c5 IS FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS
suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
The prettiest assortment of GILT, JET, and
CORAL JEWELRY III The city.
NUBLAs, HOODS, JACKETS, and other WORs-
TED GOODS. 80
Call early and secure bargains
s3l e;t stsAttls3 BROWNE g ROWE, !:
|fiIiiiiti Taiia sa No. s23 Broad street,
[ de b-eod tlisfnext TO Cemmbas's nonfectiontry.
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The Wytheville Enterprise has capital
leader advocating the policy Of building up
Richmond. Ii we had room for it we
should reproduce it.
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CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
CHRISTMAS
! PRESENTS. 4
CHRISTMAS
pRESf MIS-.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
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,CHRfSTMaSI
PRESEN iS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENw
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
G nasESSLs
CHRISTMAS
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1sVSYT7YgY G00nS

sroL7SxY d0ong
4ss:s cHRIsTMAss CHRIsTMAsl
I CHRISTMAS
wilt soon be here and everybody will remember that
sYCLE~BR oTHERs'
have purchased large supply Of goods suitable for
,,.,~s~r,s.. - CHRISTMAS PREsENTs a,,a.,-s.,-,a
and at prices that all can buy one must fall to
get nice present as sYcLE BRUTHERs'i
ds1s 429 Bread street.
ne $50 CLoAKs FROM q TO $40;
Look at our 45c. KID GLOVES:
100 sets OF FURs for CHILDREN at 81 for q set
worth $1.so;
Look at our 75c.KID GLOVES;
400 sets FURs for LADIES and MISSES from 90
to $50 per set; .., -,
Look at our CHrLDREN's sHAwLs from;slc.
to $3.50; 49,. ar,s XII.
1000 sHAwLs for LADIES from soc. $40;
Look ut our SLEEVELESS JACKETS. So, 1 T.
BLACK ALPACAs! BLACK. ALPAcAs!
BLACK ALPACAs!
BLACK ALPACA from zoe. to 81 per yard;
Look at our BLACK ALPACA at IS, 30, As,
and Soc;
A new lot OF new-styles CLoAKs just opened.
CAssIMEREsl CAssInIEREs! CAssIMEREs!
A new lot Of goods just opened for GENTLE
MEMS, YOUTHS, and BOYS wear, from csc. up
to So per yard.
Look at Our BEAVER CLOTH at 81 and $3.50;
200 pieces of FLANNELs from 1'o' to sl'2' per
per yard;
Look at our 25c. FLANNELS.
MOURNING GooDsl MOURNING GOODS!
MOURNING GOODS!
BLACK CACHEMIRE (from soc. to 50 per yard)
HENRIETTA CLOTH, BREN1Tz,
BoMBAzINEs, GRAPE CLOTH,
AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, EMPRESS CLOTHS
and every style Of mourning worn, and at the lowest
Look at our NAPKINS and TOWELS.
BLANKETSl BLANKETS BLANKETS!
BLANKETS from $3.50 to $25 per pair
Look at our $3.50 BLANKETS,
CARPETS! CARPETSl CARPETS!
Our stock of CARPETS will be closed out at and
below cost; . ..a. -
RUGS, CARRIAGE-ROBES, MATS, and HORSE
BLANKETS, you will lind IN great variety;
DOSIESTICS will be retallcd at wholesale prices;
A large lot Of BUSTLEs, just opened. at a very
low price;
FANCY BOXES filed with nice articles suitable
for Christmas presents, and thousands Of other
articles too numerous to mention.
So, don't fail to call, for we can suit all at
sYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
de l3 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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MnT,ynaY AOOEg.

AOEIDA I 6 ts.essl.-..---
n1r "a REAL SHAME 81
"a robE s
80 PAYING FANCY PRICES
,x FOR YOUR
-.s.7r-z. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS -
WHEN BY DEALING AT
Levy OTHERS
you CAN SELECT From THE BEST STOCK OF
Christians GOODS f
EVER DISPLAYED IN THIS, cIT1 AND
SAVE FULLY oNE-THIRD
AT THE SANE TIME. rf,sa
INV, ,,,rcb,ro the '-'ts. ~
J.. CHArTERBox At soc. l.:Ez'
Also, the following books ut much below publish
a ers' priees:,
...- LITTLE wIDE-AwAKE, ,
THE PRIZE, ..;.7s
.a..s, SUNDAY READINGS,
LITTLE FOLKS. r- f.-.f'.
NURSERY, ....,...t.s.. ~.
a.. LITTLE GOLDEN LOCKS.
SUNSHINE, and @ 'f
CHILDREN'S GARLAND. Is.
MOTHER GOOSE at 5, 10, 10. 90, 25, and 4oc.;
LINEN BOOKS at Is, 25, So, and 49,;
LIBRARY EDITION of BYRON, HEMANs,
MOORE, COWPER, and BURNS, ut 1925
worth IS, besides large selection OF DINER
books at very low prices; and remember that
Won can buy the CHATTERBOX, at COO.
ALPHABET BLOCKS,
PICTURE BLOCKS,
cRANDALL's MENAGERIE BLOCK.
CRANDALL's wIDE-AWAKE A B BLOCKS
instructive and amusing;
MASQUERADE BLocK's and BUILDING
BLOCKS,
BLACK WALNUT TABLES, CRADLES, BED
sTEADs, iwAsHSTANDs, BUREAUS, and
SIDEBOARDS; r..'
BooK-sHELvEs, BRACKETS, WALl-PoCK-
ETs, and TOWEL-RACKS:
WORK-B KETS, INFANTS BASKETS,
LUNCH-BAsKETS, K Y-B A S X T S, and
KNITTING-BAsKETs; -.'
GENTLESEN's DREssING-CAsEs, STAND, and
HAND LooKING-GLAssEs; .--
GLOVE and Neutrality-suspicious. In sets :;
GLOVE HANDKERCHfEF,- aud COLLAR
BOXES in sets;
TOILET SETS;
UPPLEJACKs, TURNOVER JACKS, and TIN
TOYS; .-
N'A.o
PAPER CAPS for pistols;
HU,1s1ING-Tops and CENTENNIAL BELL
TOPS tnewl;
WHIPS, CANES, REINs, DUsT-BR UsHEs,
IRONS, and STANDS;
SETS OF KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS; ROLL
ING-PINs, TOY FURNITURE;
PAPER-DoLLs, wAx-DoLLs, and CHINA
DOLLS, the cheapest ever offered-the largest
dolls for the price In the city;
INDIA-RUBBERD DOLLS, INDIA-RUBBER TOYS,
INDA-RUBBER RATTLEs, 1ND1A-RUBBER
BALLS;
CHINA MATCH BOXES, CHINA VASES, CHINA
MUGS, and CHINA CUPS and SAUCERs;
CHINA TEA-sETS. in twenty Styles at rs, so, 40,
so, 60. rs, soc 81, s1.25, and $3.50 set;
CHINA WASH.sETs at 25, so, and 9oc.;
METAL TEA-sETs, in large sizes, at soc. and 81 !;
TAM1ANY BANKS, NOVELTY BANKS, STATE
HOUSE BANKS, and AMERICAN BANKS;
TOY CASToHS, CHRISTMAS CANDLES, ILLU-
MINATING LANTERNS, and CANDLE
STICKS.
GAMES:
CAPTIVE PRINCESS, TOURNAMENT. and
ZIG-ZAG;
LIFE-M1sHAPS, DOMINO REX, PARCHEEsI
and JACK sTRAWS;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sTEREosCOPEs and sTEREoSCoPIC VIEWS;
TIvoLI-BOARDS, MAGIC-LANTERN and
DRUMS; .....
GRACE-uoops, sHUTrLE-cocfs and BAT
TLEDoRS; a .~n@1. '.
TOOL -CHEsTsswATCHEs ARKs, and kITCH-
EMS; .
BRONZE WRISTBANDS, CARD-RECEIVERS, IN
CIR, p
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
81

WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, BRIDAL-GIFTS,
SPECTACLEs, EYEGLASSES,
SILVER-pLaTED WARE.
HAIR WORK OF every description made TO Or
der-slch as Chains, Necklaces, Pins, Ear-hlngs.
great variety Of CHARMS, &c.
Especial attention given TO the REPAiH OF hhc
WATCHES and JEWELRY.
GENNET, CIT Main street,
del4-St between Ninth and Tenth.
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H0URE MILK Having made special ar
III shall be 10 fnrilisha larse
my depot, sixth street between arshkl and CLAY. y
y de lS-2t* Yihg Respetefnil VS. 7Ts w. WOOD. 81
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~ PURE COD-LIYER OIL.

:, OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.
We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe It, and Of patients who have taken II, that II
Is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimilated than any other oil.
We guarantee ii to be entirely pure and fresh.
free from rancldity, and fully possessing all of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the besi
cod.l,vcr oil. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 91a Main street, Richmond, va.
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nEATHS.

~, :, o.. even,ua OF December 18th, THOMAS
rf r1asq PS IN agsd forty -four PEARS ~, r.
LfnSa ~ the family ere invited TO attend ms Iu
i rrom has late residence Brook avenue and Dn.
val street TUESDAY MoRNING, ietn instant, a.
o O'Clock. HIgh-msss Of 81 Pe'ers. -
MED Yesterday morning, December sth; At bali
past o'clock, OF diphsheria mO;lie naJis: nSed
fom, xeSrn.s ave Inontiia and eight days.
God forbids her longer stay;
God recalls the precious loan;
He hath taken her away
From oar boscms to his own.
Surely, what He wills Is best,
Happy IN BIS VIII we rest 1890,
Funeral WIN take place THIS (Tuesdayl 1919
NOON ut 8 O'Clock from residence, $40 A'p"n
street. g -4
Died, at 10 O'Clock A. 81, December lstn, Nd w vir-
1;nia Winraeid, in the sixth year Of her age. =,
Her funeral VIII take place at ociosk 10 &c;
TiIESOAY from the rcIidcnce OF her parenS, u
f,nchanan street. Friends Of the family inVlteo 10
attend
Mod Monday December: 18th. at 81 O'Clock a.
M Of diphtherla after a painful illness OF WE'VE
days, anne FAY only child OF ontS AND
Annie z. Roper; aged TWO years. o'ie hiohS'i ""N
Iinr fnerai VIII take place from the residence of
her uncIcs W. Fl. and r. T.. Briggs 20; ~ Ni MIC
ts,nth street, THIS (Tucsdayl EVENING AT
O'Clock. The friends Of the family are ih'iseo ~
'e Charlotte IN. c) Democrat will please copy.
EruERAL NoTrcE.-Died, on SUNDAY the Lrn
,nslant OF consumption, Mrs. PAkmELiA .. "a ~
IOR widow of the late George 81. Iayior' In Tue
thfrty-sixth year OF her age. ,ga.,, tho
9Th instant from the residence OF her relatives, the
Misses GrasswItt, No. l25 north Fourth street. =
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CHRISTMAS CHEER

JAMAICA and NEW ENGLAND RUM,
FRENCH and APPLE BRANDY, 800 49,
B SHERRY and: PORT WINES; ~ 3..s EEtG
MOUNTAIN and KENTUCKY WHISKEYS,
FLAVURING EXTRACTS, LEMONS,
NELSON'S and COX'S GELATINE, J,
FRUIT lJELLIES, MlNCE~M EAT, Ea.If;.
NEW ORLEANS and PORTO RICO MO-
LASSES, h
LONDON LAYER and VALENCIA RAISINs,
Assorted NUTS, CITRON, CuRRANTS, i,
CASSARD'Sf HAMS and BREASTS; =
BRlDGEWATER and STANTON FAMILY
p LOS FLOUR, In burr,ls and bags;
The : BANNER" EXTRA FLOUR; In barrels
Prime ROLE bUTFER, fresh EGGS,
PICKLES, ifUsTARDS, SPICES,
DUFFY,S CIDER. s,zsa,.ts %
? " CHARLES T.. TODD 6 CO.,
del est curiier OF sixth and Clay streets. :.
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wA LARGE STOCK OF LADIES,
MISSES, CHILDREN's, and INFANTS SHOES
cheap ut poo"h1N
do IL sos and 5 Il Broad street.
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ma- CENT? Es1EN'S, BOYS, AN D
Youths Boots Shoes, Slippers, Brogans &C., Trunks
yalises and Satchcs Of every description for sale
low at boeChsNo'
do ia 500 and gil Broad street.
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SpEs,aAa NOTICES.

nr SLIPPERS BOTTOMED at
de- 1e BoSCHEN'S, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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n1y CUSTOM-W ORk.-BOOTS AN "
SHOES made to order. guaranteed to ft,by
~ BOSCnEN.
de,e 500 and Sill Broad street.
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CMITH'S CHILDREN's ca RRlAASgEe
y AND TOY STORE IS The place TO oay SSiscrt,,-
CHRISTMAS PEESENTS-T0Yso Of ss YER wax
b I,9n ssf FR stssci' DOLLS cafSA IL
DESTR uCTIBLE DOL Ls-sll rlzes. nVi s.n.risties.
ELRY, DOLL FURNITURE, In ErSsaassy,S WAC
oSS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VII OCH y ll.s,sb wiil ssll
BY-H0RsEs, sLEiGHS, Re, M ss III 10. 7sS, nest
~ the lowest price Giys a iasM Main streets opposite
10 the Garner on Eikatn any, - Z. &c l-tDe 20
nv old stand. $500
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CHRIsTMAs GOODS.
saJ.a ta
RAISINs, CURRANTS,
C1TRoN, sHELLED ALMONDS
GELATINE, NUTS. FIGS, at
PIzZINrs, so7 Broad street.
Nice assorted FRENCH CANDY soc. per Poa aa
GOODS.

NHRISTMAs GOODS.
LAYER aud SULTANa gAIsINS OF every g rsr
T,ECBORN and ENGLISH CITRNS, CUHhASis
CHaLMER'S, COX'S, ana NELSON'S GELA-
cASToN GINGER tdried and in syrnp),
NUTS (neg gsopli q nS sysTy p sssssp'i'n'
PATTI DE Fol GRAS,
ANCHOyIES lin OF, and in kegs).
saoKED and pIcKLED EELs and SALMON
JELLIES of all kiptis.
MINCE-MEAT lhome-madel, o>, porttE
OLD ENGLISH, GBEpDER, STlLLoSS,hhSg'sSEi
FORT. EDAM, NElIFCHATEI., anc os tf1"o
s8 SAPSAGO cHEESES:s IL
ALkETAREPTA.' Jlsta s. l-t,eta
Il = 1879 CHRISTIAN & WHITES
q HOMIE. MADE PRESERVES and PICKLES.
CALIFORNIA PEARS aud APRiCOTS,
eos soups.f a ~ - - r del a.sn2o
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styles-cameo decorations; Ga ai.ssss. CHINA
81 Ny l ~ Md TEA-sETS. French aha
direct ssIs fTss-sets
rssy rARioR coax
ThSFs "a a,isas
and Jsianesc Hnish Cal ssd sss s.s
Soesofs s'us I; GEORGE Gibson, 5s..
sacse ssor 10 Jsn,ss "; H ~ s.sas,
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The OFFICIAL CANVASS IN FLoRIDA.-Sen-
ator ConoVer is in receipt of information
from Florida to the effect that probably the
decision OF the Supreme Court OF Florida in
the nandamas case will be given on Wed
snesday, and that the Court will require the
Board to reopen the canvass OF the vote Of
the State. He thinks this may give the State
officers, the Legislature, and the two con-
gressnen to the Democracy, but that it will
not affect the electoral vote OF the State.
The Republicans profess to be satisfied with
this result, claiming that the effect OF Dem
ocratic triumph under these circumstances
will be to make the Legislature Republican
two Years hence, when that body is to elect
q United States senator Washington
Union, 1871. 7. L---
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GOODS FOR THE SEASON.

GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
VI -. 49, : .......
ATMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, ..........
CHOICE ROLL and PACKED BUTTER,
SO YENlSON, HAMS, ga .-aa...rr 81. - g
APPLE and PEACH-BUTTER, -s.,.-.t g
SOFr-SHEJIL ALMONDS,
PALM and PECAN NUTS, FILBERTS,
ENGLISH WALNUTS. LAYER RAISINS,
CURRANTS, CTrRON, JELLIES.
CANNED TOMATOES, TOMATO CATSUP,
. PICKLES and SP1CESall kinds: for sale ut
lowest rates by GEORGE !. HERRING,
de l9-Tu,Th&S1w - GOA Marshall street.
II IN Z, 1 I Q y o. r S., H. .A,,s.s
OLD SCOTCH wIHsKEY-soimn,es or my old stock
s,@ ten years old |: n tstEssts .gts Jt't K
LDCABINET WHISKEY, TABLE-SHERRY,
COOhlNG-WINE, RUM, BRANDY,
OLD TOM GIN. Cali at 604 Marshall street.
de 19-pu, fih&S3t = GEORGE J.. HERRING.
THE CHEAPEST FUEL FOR COOK
u ING.STOVES. RANGES, and Lairohes, Is AN
ThRhClTE COAL-esg, stove, and chestnut size-
ihANAWHA ISPLlNT-the. peerless coal for open
crates; CO MBERLAND and q UINNIMONT-s steam
coal. 1850. -. $50 - .t11 =. p. LATFROPl =
de 10 Seventeenth stree, ut .iraw: bridge
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.
500 BROAD STREET.
HOLIDAY GIFTS for every one,
| HANDSOME. LADIES FURS in great variety;
lCHILDREN'S FUkS, large as
4.+ sortmrn:
/ . FUR HATS and CAPS, new styles,
| LADIES BEAVER CT A Il >,
81. PLAIN and HESiSTITCHED MI
! .. .# G. TIAL and EMBROIDERED
USEFUL, HANDKERCHlEFS, In fancy
rLGx SI and ,1 EN .9Iss.1 E ;E!o
KID, THREAD, and BUCK
| m5, GAUNTLET and GLOVES:
! CHlLDREN,s LINED GLOVES
AND ! Bea aaI as st 1T SILK scARFs
| yi... and HANDkERCHlEFS;
| ~ New styles LACE HANDKER-
| - CHIEFS. SCARFS, and BIBS !;
| - SOLID-COLORED HOSIERY,
plain and : ,ilk G!ocke ID : Ir,vcs
SoSSiANi 'A1 OPERA Era i FLaSSEL and MEEINo
.I.r eEN Np2t,MS KID, DoGsKIN,
.E and BUCK e loves and
Nh. eo .GAU q HITS and .cA1rNr-
EIs GES MI E Il sss md BOYS CAR
HOLIDAY :, DiGAXJsG HET S. s ysEy {Sg 5
| ..%s..T, ED HANDkERGHIEss, new
4 pLa sIHis' and FANCY COTTON
| @,;t and WOOL HOSE;
| il And lots OF OTHER GOODS for
s9ia ne h0J JuEius MEYERS
GIFTS. eos Broad street
| Ia 10 -onHfI Ia "A .- "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-19

The Senate met at II M.-Mr. QUEsEN-
BERRY (pesident pro tem.) in the chair No
PRAYER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-19

BRONZE WRISTBANDS, CARD-RECEIVERS,I IN
AGES. UMBRELLA-sTANDs, and FLOWER
STANDS;
MAGNETS, MAGNETIC TOYS, aud KALE1DEo-
SCOPES;
PIANOS, HARMoNICANs, and ACCORDEoNS;
The MUSICAL WONDER, an instrument upon
which any tune may be played after few min
utes' practice;
WRITING-DEsKs, PORTFOLIOS, ALBUMS,
MUsIC-BINDERs, Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and sCRAP-BoOKS:
PEN-WIpERs, CoLoRED CRAYoNs, COLORED
PENCILS, and BOXES OF PAINTS; l., ~
WORK-BOxES, PORTEMONNAlES, POCKET
BOOKS, WALLETS, and MOSEY-BAGS;
NOTE-PAPERS in boxes-forty different styles
from loc. to 81 per box-some elegantly gotten
up for holiday presents;
PERFUMERY and SOAPS in fancy boxes;
NOTICES and BoOK-MARKS, MOTTO and PIC
TURE-FRAMES; ~ .e'...- =. ~
ToY-TRUNKs at 75c., 81, s1.5o, and 80; 7~t'
sATCHELs, In all styles and qualities. at lower
prices than eyerii 1e.,i . sE.s,.y -.
UMBRELLAS in great variety-a very useful
article;
SILK, LINEN, LAWN, EMBROIDERED, LACE,
and MUSLIN HANDKEECHlEFS;, ,n.. y
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS IN boxess-tust the
thing for holiday presents; 3.,y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the old family
servants - .
GLOVES, COMFoRTERs, I.
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
SLEEVELESS JACKETS,
sONTAGS, NUBIAS, and sACQUES;
TIES, SCARFS, ICRAvATs, ,SUsPENDERS, !.
CLOkKS In great variety, at all prices, from $50
TO $50; 1sl
FURs for ladies and children also. FUR-HATs: h
~ .r:, MARSEuLEs QUuIS,ff tsi Z
i, ~ $50 TABLE-CLOTHS, .t #
NAPKINS, ~ sEs
TOWELS, f
DOILIES, ].
TRAY.CLOTHs,
BLANKETS aud COMFORTABLES. /.
1t win be well to examine our stock before making
your purchases, and you will time, troab and
money, by mallng your purchases at
81 ga LEVY BROTHERS.. J,
iistt ..5f4a.s,,I Iol7 aud 10ls Main street
STORE CLOSED ON lsATURDAY-soisu r ply
your wants befafe taat time. sd f..3aae ! s-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-19

FERN d Co, 5o ; Froad street
baIWeen Fifth aud Sixth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-19

Pending the consideration OF the bill, on
motion OF Mr.. JORDAN the House adj ourned.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-25
Pen Portraits.

Ia pursuance Of a promise in the past, and
from considerations Of public daty, we take
up an Incomplete j,b. You won't fad our
text between the lids Of the Bible. but you
viii fnl 10 strolljnc in majestic and distracted
condition around The streets Of this beautiful
EtNe gem Of the Valley. We refer to our fel-
low townsman. Judge Thomls c. Green.
The only birth Of the JUICES in which the
public have any interest is that which con-
WINGED them they bal an honest, capable and
a safe haal At the Judicial bellows. While a
little to- mu,h wellel 20 the recollection and
the practices Of the deal past he has mind e.
nough % comprehend and execute the uecessi-
ties of the present lie is devoted to his pro-
iassion and proud Of his position, aud viii do
bis utm5s, 90 ai5rn it, in which effort we doubt
not success will attend him. His judicial du-
tiesabs}r5 his whole time, aud tho only rcgre;
we have heard expressed in regard to his cleo
ton emlnltel from one of our most Ashioua-
Die bellies, who exohimal: Glow can we spare
Judge Green from our frees 2"
Joking aside, be comprehsajs aud viii full
ill the duties assigned him, aud we are false
prophets If West Virginia Reports will not
rank among the ruling authorities in the future
The Gjgsi Of the Judicial ring is cverybody's
friend, Judge c ?. Y. Moore A not alto
gcthor reliable history Informs us that he was
bora ca ,hs l5t,jcs, peak of oar mountains,
where bis FIRST vision caught sunbeam that,
since that hour. has been bis constant compan-
ion. The girls say be was rlisel among the
roses. Is is l.,,'e. ba, every isch Of him is
good s.uE-ey.r,h,ly likes hj:n ana nearly
everybody voted for him. tie is the most
youthful, Of the Jplicul b1iy. AMI scatters
sunshine aujl,, the mus,y tome, AMI ab,tru>e
. lore tnlt always surround them. The Judge
/ has more Of tie clements Of popularity ;hau
any Of l,s s,suc.l;as While all are sincere
. ana the others aye somewhat reserved, his ac-
tons are as open AMI free as The morning air.
/ Like ai good meu be likes the ladies' and
Whenever god boxer pls,as hi,n bis mental
/ encla,51a IS: GrI bless t5c Darling 20
/ Taas-a yarr, years ha strong IN health
aaI ea.r-e,.s plr>4.as a,s ruhdc duties
/ Ills su;..ssjq life Is alrca BY assured. AMI be is
/ ,ae worldly aal 1,r.ul associate of his brother
JaI..s. The young men are = little jealous Of
,ae Judge. Jut although wealmit him danger
aa, be is beass. anil, therefore safe. Ills face