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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMUSEWENES.
THEATRE.
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING JANUARY 1sT.

ONE WEEK. COMMENTING JANUARY LIST.
MONDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE
ut 2 O'Clock.
GANGERO'S ROYAL YEDDO JAPS,
THE MARyELS OF THE ORIENT.
THE MOST WONDERFUL GYAfNASTs,
EQUuIBRIsTS, JUGGLERS, and MAGICLANS
IN THE WORLD.
The most prominent Of which are
....-- ..raf GANGERO,
Prince of Tlsmah, the Greatest Of Living Gymnlsts
and Late Director of Amusements to the
Mkado of Japan.
YARA kEkU,
the japanese Beauty. The only Female Performer
ever allowed to leave Japan.
QUE TARO,
whose Thrilling Adventures on the Bamboo and
Inclined Rope pronounce him the Leading
Ballancer of the World.
TOMMY TARO,
the Anatomical Wonder. A Living Enigma, I'm.
solved by the Medical Fraternity.
3D., KUEHNE TARO,
the Human Spider. Mystery to all.
LITTLE ALBRIGHT.
now fourteen years old. The most Wonderful Con-
tor'onist in the World.
Assisted by ! full and efficient corps or European
and American Specially Artists, Vocal and lnstru'
mental, and all Unequaled Orchestra.
Admission, 25, SO, and 75c. No extra charge for
reserved seats. Matinee prices. 25, 80, and 6Oc.
Box-sheet ut WAITS, 92o Main street.
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MARRIAGES.

Marriet, on Tuesday, December 26th, at the resi-
dence of the brides father by the Rev. DIR. Hatcher
Of GracesStreet Baptist church. assisted by Rev. T.
G.. Dashieil, Of St. Marks Episcopal church.i 10
SEPH i. .sWETNAM TO Miss MiNTA c.. CAR
NEAL of this city. No cards.
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
Married, at st. Paul,s church, on the evening OF
December 20, 1875, by the Rev. Charles Mimi
gerode, ID. d., JOHN ENDERS. JR., and EMILY
F., daughter OF the late Patrick Henry Aylett. Z
Married, ut the residence of Mr. B. r. Thompson,
by the Rev. Mr.. Peterson. Of Chy-Street Methodist
Rr @ q. GTMPEL to Mss ANNE FL DAVIS: ali Of
Richmond. - 49,
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The PINKsToN OUTRAGE.-Neao Orleans,
December pa special to the Democrat
says evidence brought out to-day shows
that Pinkston, who was killed, was Demo-
crat as far back rs 1872. So pronounced
was his opinion that he was threatened by
Republican negroes. He was much liked
by all whites. ss. s,;
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DEAT4ys,

Died, December Nth, EDNA, the infant child Of
George r. and Mary A. Olphin; aged seven months.
The funeral Will take place THIS 5Thuraday)
parents = "a ~ s.fs!f.ts. go
Died, December 81. y s7e, MARY, infant child OF
William N. and M. @. Tatnln, stss 3
at O'Clock from the residence OF her parents, 81
north Sixth street. Friends are invited q &
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS,
DECEMBER 2STH AND 10Th, AT 8 p. NJ,
and
FRIDAY MATINEE AT p. M.
an

DIR. W. H. TAYLOR
will give
THREE ENTERTAINMENTS,
comprising
SCENES ACROSS THE WATER,
and illustrated by
SELECTIONS FROM HIS EXTENSIVE COLLEC-
TON OF BEAUTIFUL PICTURES.
These pictures are amongst the finest of their class,
and every effort will be made to present them effec-
lively.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2STH,
FROM THE CORONER'S OFFICE TO THE
ETERNAL CITY VIA FLORENCE,
VENICE, &C.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29TH,
FROM THE ETERNAL CITY TO THE CORO-
NER'S OFFICE VIA NAPLES,
POMPEII, &C.
Both Exhibitions will be interspersed with views
tons, and charming Mechanical and Optical Etects:
The Scenes will be described by DIR. TAYLOR, ana u
Is hoped and believed that the entertainments WIZ
be found beautiful, pleasing and Instructive: =,
At the Children's Matinee on FRlDAf, AT L. NJ;
the humorous and beautiful will predominant and
the object will be 10 give the young folks nice no
0'i' '''"' ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS.
All the school children, whether of the public or
private schools, 25c.
Reserved seats to be had at Wyatts Music Empo
rum, No. 92O Main street, without extra charge.
MATlNEE-C hildren's admission, zoe. NO re-
served seats for Matinee. ~ ,,u.,,
Tickets to be had at WAITS, .. !. Eiysons'
Woodhouse & Parham's, West, johnston 20; b
and Mt the door. ue eo9t
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NEW-YEAR PRESENTS.

If yon want to buy elegant goods for one 4s&G
third to one halfless than they IN be purchased
elsewhere, then go to
S. A. WINST0CK's, s.
where you win beautiful G0Lp STEM STE; ,a ana
OF CHAINS which can be bought At less than
wholesale prices;
A large lot OF SILVER WATCHES;
DIAMONDS Of finest quality, cheaper than ever, W
close out lot on hand;
SETS of JEWELRY: ,
A large lot Of LOCKETS and SECh-CHAIss' ,
Pearl (something newt, and every other style Oh
RING. ut half their value: -,
best quality gold and latest designs. ,s,.
In order to appreciate these goods ana Ia, sat =,
'0s " s. A. WISSTOCk'S,
No II north Fourteenth street.
CLOSED SATURDAYS, and OPEN SATGkDSa11
EVENING nj O'Clock; also, OPEN EVEh1
EVENING except FRIDAY EVENING until
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LEVY THEIRS
AT LOW PRICES. /,

= = !. + -
Handsome NECK-sCARFs, BOWS, and era
WATTS;
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs in great variety-some
new styles just received
INITIAL, HEMsTITCHED, LACE. and CO.
LoRED-BoRDERED HANDKERCHlIEE,Fss IN
handsome boxes; 800.
Sets of COLLARS and CUFFS in boxes;
CLoAKs, FURs, and sHAWLs-nothing more
suitable for Newly Years present;
BLANKETS, CoMFORTABLEs,a and QUILTS in
great variety, at the lowest prices ever offered;
RUGS, HAssoCKs, MATS, and FLooR-CLoTHs;
HAIR-BRUsHEs,. TOOTH, CLOTHES and
NAIL-BRUSHEs
ISDIA-RUBBER, HORN, and BUFFALODREss-
| ING-CoMBS; s'.5'
IVORY, RUBBER, HORN, and BUFFALO FINE
t. COMBS; : 1s.l'. 1870.
powDER-BoxEs, ToILET-POwDER, and Toll
LET SOAPS at much below their regular prices;
LADIES' and GENTLEMENs WRAPPERS;
WOOL sCARFs for boys and men;
GLOVES for boys, men, girls, and women In all
qualities;
SLIPPER PATTERNS, TIDES, and TOILET
MATS; .s..s.9st
oI,GATE's VIOLET, LAVENDER, ROsADORA,
and AULTIFLORA TOILET WATER;
COLGATE'S HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS, In
twelve different perfumes
CoLGATE,s SUPERIOR TOILET SOAPS; also,
a full assortment of the best CARBOLIC
SOAPS;
Handsome SILKS, CASHAERES, MERINOS, AL
PACAS, BROCADES, and other fashionable
DRESS GOODS;
HAMBURG OH EDGINGs, INsERTINGs, and
LACES of every description;
TRAVELLING, LUNCH, KEY, INFANTS,
WORK, and OFFICE-BASKETS;
DOLLS at 5, 10, Is, 90, IS, 40, so, 60, 75c.. and
81;
TOY FURNITURE made Of Black Walnut-Chairs
Bedsteads, Cradles, and Bureaus;
POCKET-BoOKS,
sATCHELs, and
SCHOOL-BAGS;
TOY CHINA TEA and DINNER-SETS;
VASES, ....
MATCH-BoXEs,
MUGS, and
CUPS and sAUCERS;
PICTURE-BLOCKS,
PARCHEESI, and
GRACE-HoOPs:
TOY-TRUNKS and LARGE-SIZE TRUNKS at low
| prices;
| JAPANESE TRAYS and ASHES-RECEIVERS;
BRONZE WRISTBANDS, SHAREHOLDERS, and
| CARD-RECEIvERS;
CENT? EMEN's DREssING-CAsES and LADIES,
woRK-BoXEs;
WRITING-DEsKS at rs, s5c., 81, $3.50 and 81 !;
| ROOKs-bur few lefs-wl he closed out cheap;
MUsIC-BINDERs, ALBUMS, and SCRAP-BOOKs
Also, sCRAP-BooK PICTURES;
ARTIST COMPANIONS. ACCoRDEoNS and
HARMONIOUS;
GLOVES, COLLAR and Ii ANDK Ere HIEF
BOXES, in sets;
sAvINGs-BANKS, FERN or IVY-STANDS, and
rDIA-RUBBER TOYS; III.
Also, on hand the largest and bestassorted stock Of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.,
| In this city. Prices always the lowest
LEVY BROTHERS,
10l7 and lo1s Main street, Richmond, Va.
de27
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OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE }
NEW MEcuANIcSvILLE TURNPIKE Coz
RICHMOND, VA, December 20, 1875. }
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS of the company will be held
at the rooms Of the Chamber of Commerce, 11O4
Main street, Richmond. Va. at II o'clock NJ, on
TUESDAY, I'd January. 1877 - -.
GEORGE K. CRUTCHFIELD President.
N B.-The REGULAR MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS will he held ut the same
place at l Y O'Clock the same day. de 20-eodtd
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-''''> w.
wv '0'' -
.oo sets FI,Rs for LADIES and MISSES from 81
to 500 per set;
Look Mt our chill DREN's SHAWLs from Sic.
tosa,5o:
$50 or prvrrrssJacKErs.
BLACK ALPACAs! BLACK ALPAcAs!
BLACK ALPACAs!
BLACK ALPACA from zoe. to 81 per yard;
Look at our BLACK ALPACA at 50, 40, as,
and Soc;
A new lot OF goods just opened for GENTLE
MEMS, YOUTHS, and BOYS wear, from 25c. up
W., =, ON, ;. 90 ,n, 20.
-'O0N 0N' ->.'' - - =. =.
200 pieces OF FLANNELS from Loo. 10 Sl.2a per
u,
Look at our csc. FLANNELs.
r~.
MoOhNlN1 eooDs' MooANiN" 'oo'e'
MOURNING GOODS!
DhsAoh '-A'' 'Ato-l w. - - 20 'e''
urNRIETTA ri, OTH BREEITz,
BoMBAZINEs, GRAPE CLOTH,
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

The regular weekly soiree will take place at Asso-
citation Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at 81
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
ton-cards, which must be presented ut the door.
ut Wyatt's muslc-storc, No. $50 Main street.
do 6Q-1f
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NoTICE-CHRIsTSfAs GIFTS.

offer for sale to my customers and the pub &ss2
lie In general, at very low prices for CASH, large
stock of entirely new patterns Of GOLD and Sill
YER WATCHES (steln-winders), GOLD CHAINS,
sets Of JEWELRY, fancy and plain solid GOLD
WEDDING RINGS, GOLD sPECTACLES, solid
SILVER and PLATED-WARE, and the largest
selection Of CLOCKS In The city. As the styles OF
my goods entirely new and beautiful, respect
fully invite my friends and the public To call and
examine my stock, and compare prices, previous to
purchasing elsewhere. Az. JAHSkE,
de l6-tJal corner Twelfth and Main streets.
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.ERD-BOoK CLUTTER BULLS" s.
IL AND OTHER IMPROVED STOCK

I'M al ~ AND OTHER IMPROVED STOCK
b. FOR SALE.
NUGGETT. three years old, II. u. Q,913n: sire
imported Southampton t117l; dam, CaaiornE
{344) was raised in Henrico county, and has taken
FIRST premiums Us yearling and asa twc-year-oid al
the 1irsinia State Fair. Price, 500.
BEPPO, two years old. II. B. Il ,915l; sire, Inn
ported Southampton tIl7); dam, Minerva (341)
HOPEDALE, twenty months old; sire, SaladiI
f447]: dam, Minerva (S41). Price, 800.
MAIyERSON, from Centennial, II. b. t2,1S2)
one year old; sire, Aquila Q,2s2li dam, Clare
STAFFORD, ten months old; sire, Sudbrook
1869; dam, Minerva SAD. Price, S75.
r A psod note of four months, with interest added
win BE accepted for any of The above Stock five
per cent. of for cash Such bulls bred from SELECT
a. d. stock on both sides, could not be purchased
North for less than from Al 90 to $500 each, and
will more than repay their first cost In the enhanced
value OF the first trio of heller calves raised from
them. 80
BULLS, bred from premium stock-one two years
old, price $40, and one two and half years OLD
p1 IMPROVED SHEEP OF the Coiswold, Leicester
Shropshire and Southdown breeda.
HERD-REGIsTEREl BERKSHIRE SWINE;
also Essex; all bred direct from imported stock.
IMPROVED FOWLS OF various kinds-vfz.
Bronze Turkeys, Chinese Geese, Pektn and >Reucn
Ducks, Light Rrahmss, White and Brown Leghorns
i &C., &c; and EGGS in season. ddress
de 2S-deod3t&w2t Frederic shurR, W..
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICIIMoND,l
RICHMOND, VA. December s, 1875.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
1 of the STOCKHOLDERS of this bank will be
held at their banking-housc In the city of Rich
mond, on TUESDAY the 9th day OF January,
1877. ut IL O'Clock NJ.
de 9-eodtJa9 s. A. GLOVER, CASHIER.
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LECTURE.

E- LECTURE.
HUMOROUS AND. ENTERTAINING
IA LECTURE
%. AT THE
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN .LECTURE-ROOM,
" Broad and Twenty-sixth streets, by
REV. JOHN E. EDWARDS, u. De-.
THURSDAY, 28th December, at I. ~.
subieel: THE CHOICE OF A HUSBAND"
Admission fee only csc Tickets to be bad at the
door, at C. r. Morrisons and G.. W. Taylors;
Doors open at 7:30 p. d. de 27-2t
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TOILET ARTICLES.

Finest ENGLISH HAIR-BRUSIIES,
FRENCH-PLATE HAND-MIRRORS,
Genuine TORTOIsE-SHELL COMES,
Finest imported COLOGNES,
CHROMO-COLOGNE BOTTLES,
LUBIN's GENUINE PERFUMERY,
TOILET BOXES for powder,
Finest imported TOILET SOAPS,
FAY'S VELOUTINE,
LUBIN'S VIOLET and ROSE-POWDER,
VIOLET and LAVENDER WATERS,
Elegant SACIIET POWDER, &C., &C., at
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
de- % 9l9 Main street.
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UNION BANK OF RICHMOND, /

NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,l
RICHMOND, VA, December 8, 1875.
rNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L of the stockholders of this bank for the Ell
TION OF DIRECTORS will be held NJ the bank
ing-hou-e on TUESDAY, January 8, 1877, at IL
O'Clock II. j. w. LOChWOOD,
10 o-eodtd Cashier.
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THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST.
coNrEcTIosERIEs AND TOYS TO SUIT ALL.


CONTEMPORARIES AND TOYS TO SUIT ALL.
+ AT 221 MAIN STREET, between Second ana AliIa
isien az the Red Flag) will be found IarSe aSs9rss
ment OF FRESH and PURE CONFECtlosShiE
ut prices conformable 10 the hard times. LOOK ~
the following list which gives but fair sample OF
the ruling rates ut this popu'er place:
PURE MIXED CANDIES ut zoe. per pound, or Oh
pounds for 81:
PURE FRENCH CANDY tChase. & Co.'S at soc.
per pound;
COOKING ana sEEDLEss RAlsINsat 1oe. per
MA foaGl GRAPES at soc. per pound; -.
SMYRNA FIGS e Loo. per pound, or tMo peunos
IcuRR1STs at Toe. per pound, or ten pounds for
NEW crTRoN at soc. per pound
MIXED NuTsa mt zoe. per pound;
nnR aSSsEmE DOLLS I. i nom use. to 81
FLoRIiA, rHAV1NA, and SWEET ORANGES
cOCtlANUTs, APPLES,
aad other CONTEMPORARIES and FANCY
CHRISTMAS GOODS at equally low prices,
ALSO,
y tiae assortment Of
TOYS, DOLLS,
CANNON and FIRE-CRAcKERss 49,,
TaRpEDOEs, ROCKETS,
h. ROMAN CANDLES, &C.
An examination Of the stock and prase-sist y
noised. II Ia our determination 70 sen M wy $3.50
ON hsai during the week, and those VINO Msas
rains ahould stand not the order el t,es
hut come at once ~ -- : $50
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OFFICE OLD DOMINION GRANITE COMPANY.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
i the STOCKHOLDERS of the OLD DOMIN,
ION GRANITE COMPANY on the TrDAf W
Mach. Mt l2M. GEORGE w. HALL,
je 18th Secretary.
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,l
RICHMOND, December 81, 1875.
1THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
4 of the stockholders of this bank will take place
on MONDAY the 18th of january next, ut 8 O'CLOCK
p. NJ, at their Office. 80.
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], ;rsOy,raIs 81 !, GoODs.

THREE MEDALS
THREE DIPLOMAS.
THEIR NEW RoTARY-HooK LoCKsTITcH
sEwTNG-MACHINEs THE STANDARD
sEwING-MACHINEs OF.
THE WORLD
Compare Wheeler & Wilson's Centennial awards
with the awards for any other machine
zs' TFRoM THE OFFICIAL REPoRTs.l - !
FULL TEXT OF THE REASONS.
1. A Medal and Diploma for the"NE WHEEL
Err s. WILSON SEWING-3fACH1NE" for the
following reasons:
"A Lockstitch Sewing Machine, unsurpassed In
the fine workmanship of its parts, and possessing
great originality, great adaptability to different
classes OF work, both on cloth aud leather; beauty
of STITCH ease and rapidity Of notion and complete
ness OF display"
Q. A Medal and Diploma for the NEW WHEEL
Err & WILSON sEWING-sfACHINE"- -
For superior quality of work In lcather-sttch-
Ing"
8. AMedal and Diploma for SEWING MACHINE
NEEDLE-WORK.
"a superb display of Needle-Work executed upon
the Wheeler 6 Wilson Sewing-Machines, exquisite
In design and finish, from the lghtcst gauze to the
heaviest leather
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
II FOURTEENTH STREET, UNION SQUARE,
dc 27-2t NEW YORK.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
LARGE AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DE-
PARTAiENT,
and during the present week will offer
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
to purchasers Of
FANCY GOODS,
81 SILyER-PLhTED WARE, &C.
Give me call before making your selections.
~.., E.B. TAYLOR,
de No l011 Main street.
DLANK-BOOKS AND STATIONERY
d FOR THE NEW YEAR.
The subscribers manufacture on their premises a
superior class of
for merchants, banks. clerks Of courts, insurance
and railroad companies, as well as others.
They have on their shelves good stock Of the usual
forms of Blank Books called for. at low prices.
Also, all kinds of STATIONERY suitable for the
ALMANACs and CALENDARS to our custom
ers GRATIS. roono,,cp ,,o,,,u
de 81 WOODOUSE q fAhHAM.
m GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT THE CORNER OF
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS,
WHERE
WILLIAM THALHIhIER a
IS SELLING THE CHEAPEST GOODS AND
PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
THE HOLIDAYS.
500 pieces DRESS GOODS Of all kinds ut cost
prices to close them out.
Great bargains in BLACK ALPACAs, CACHE
MIRES, MERINOS, TABLE-LINENs, NAP
KINs, TOWELS, oPERA-FLANNELs,& &c.
NV entire stock of sHAWLS, SKIRTS, CLOAKS,
BLANKETS, FLANNELs, and CAssIA1EREs,
at greatly reduced prices to close out stock for
the season. T.,
BARGAINS IN CHRISTMAS GOODS.
100 dozen INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS at 25c
worth 40c.;
SO dozen INITIAL HtNDKERCHIEFS tall linen)
at soc. worth 75c. -..
200 dozen H,NDKERCHIEFS from 10c. to II
apiece;
100 dozen LADIES' MISSES, CHILDREN's, and
MEMS HOSE at all prices;
rs dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S KID
GLOVES:
100 dozen LADIES', MISSES, and MEMS
GLOVES from 25c. to 81 pair;
A large variety Of LACE and SILK sCARFS,
sAsE-RIBBONs, CoRsETs, PoCKET-BooKs,
COMBS, and hundreds Of other articles at very
low prices;
full line of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS, such as WHITE SHIRTS, MERINO
SHIRTS, SUSPEND ERs, TIES, BOWS,
GLOVES, HOSE, &c.
Give call for cheap goodsa at
WILLIAM THALHISiER'S,
dee5 COL Broad street.
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gDURE FRENCH BRANDY-stM artelln
IL brapd--imported direct from Franee-in one
quarter and one-eighth casks dark and pale colors
s de l4-2ws Ss Importers.
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A MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS
"A CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be held at
Association Hall TO-DAY Thursday ut Z. NJ.
when Mr.. JOHN ROCKWELL, general secretaryoi
the Y NJ c. A. OF Charleston, S. c.. win give an &C"
count of the work in that city. The public gene
rally, and especially the clergy, are invted 10 az
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4 NEw-TEtRS GIFT

Is always acceptable those who failed to make all
of their presents ION Christmas can supply them
selves with number Of ARTICLES &C
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523

NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
EEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
SEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
GIFTS.
NEW-YEAR'S
L. {
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NEW GOODS FOR CHR1SMAS.-NO
IN DOLL-BABIES OR CANDY, BUT EVERY
THING ELSE-T. r. PRICE co: have upon
their holiday tables for presents CHRlSTMAS kuF-
KERCHIEFS in boxes: LADIES' and chill.
DRENS HANDKERCHIEFS in boxes; LADIES
OPERA and PARTY GLOVES: LINEN COL
LARS, CUFFS, BELTS; W0OLLEN GLOVES,
or AYATS. NE(ik-TIES, &c. de lD-2W
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BROAD STREET.

L. STERN & co.
have just opened one Of the largest,
cheapest, and best-assOrted stocks OF
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONS,
ever offered in this city. All their
goods have been selected with great
care. and they call the special atten-
ton of their friends and the public
generally to the thousands of cheap
and useful articles suitable for
NEW-YEAR'S PRESENTS, TO be
sold ut astonishing low prices.
Special inducements offered In
Dress Goods, Cassimercs, Beaver
Cloths. WATERPROOF G on n gs,
Flannels, Blankets, Shawls, &c.
Cloaks ! CIoaks I! Cloaks y! Furs
Furs IA large stock Of the above
goods to be sold ut prices to astonish
every buyer. Full line Of Hanker-
chiefs, LIsle-Thfead and Berlin
Gloves, Kid Gloves and Gauntiets,
Neck and Sash Ribbons, Scarfs,
Neck handkerchief, Lace Collars,
| Neck-Ruffiings, Collars ana Cuffs,
and thousands Of other articles suit
able for Christmas presents.
L. STERN 6 co. invite one and
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TERN G CO., 52s Broad street,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-28

II O. G. 1.-THE members Of TRINITY,
PHGNIX. and RICHMOND LODGES OF
GOOD TEMPLARS viii assemble at Ihelr ap, p,
pointed places THIS Thursday EVEN,iNG Va Az
participate in grand oyster-supper. Resident ana
transient members in good standing are respectfully
invited to attend. t.-, 300,
80 By order OF committees. ;.
! de 2S-1t* - x Nv L. LEFFEh, CnalrInln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-28

HOLIDAY GOODS.-V A S Z S, new
III styles-cameo decorations; COLOGNE SETS,
of the fate Vienna and Centennial designs; CHINA
direct importation CHAMBER SETS, great va
ricty: PLATED-WARE-Piskl Stands, Tea.Sets
Card-Receiver-al new patterns PAR!OR GOAL
VASES handsomely decorated; BRONIES-French
and japanese finish. Call and see styles aud prices
beforc purchasing. No trouble to show goods.
GEORGE GIBSON, DR.,
successor 10 James w. Gibson,
de1s 1907 Main street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-04
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1876.
A Theological Point.

THEOLOGICAL Point.
In Emersons new book appears tho fol-
lowing story with sound theology in it:
l find that what is called great and
powerful life-the administration of large
affairs, in commerce, in the courts, in the
state-is prone to develop narrow and
special talent; but, unless combined with a
certain cOntemplative turn. taste for alb
stract truth, for the moral laws, does not
build up faith or lead to content. There is
q profound melancholy at the base of men
of active and powerful talent seldom sus-
pected. Many years ago, there were two in
the United States Senate, both Of whom are
now dead. l have seen them both; one of
them l personally knew. Both we're men
of distinction and took an active part in the
politics of their day and generation. They
were men of intellect, and one of them
at a later period gave to friend this
anecdote: He said that when he
entered the Senate he became in a short
time intimate with one Of his colleagues.
and, though attentive enough to the rOu-
tine of public duty, they daily returned to
each other and spent much time in CONVEX
sation on the Immortality of the soul. When
my friend at last left Congress they parted,
his colleague remaining there, and as their
homes were widely distant from each other,
it CHANGED that he never met him again
until, twenty five years afterward, they
saw each other through open doors, at
distance, in a crowded reception at the
Presidents house in Washington. Slowly
they advanced toward each other as they
could through the brilliant company, and
at last met, said nothing, but shook hands
long and cordially. At last his friend said,
Any light, Alberta" "None," replied Al
bert. ANY light, Lewis!" "NOne," re-
Piled he. They looked into each Others
eyes eilentlly, gave one more last shake
each to the hand he held. and thus parted
for the last time. Now, I should say that
the impulse which drew these NJ" DIS to that
inquiry through so many years was better
affirmative evidence than their failure to
find a confirmation was negative.