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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

The Republican papers OF the country,
not published neario navigabie streams
or harbOr., are now denouncing the Dem
ocrats OF the house for appropriating
about S5.JCo.0O0 in the river and harbor
bill. This sum of money, the Chicago
Tribune asserts. viii be squandered. and
abuse. the Democrats OF the house in
round terms. The Tribune iorgcts to
remember that the Republicans of the
Senate have increased the aggregate
amount appropriated in this bill to over
5000. 900. For these men, who Increase
all the appropriations, the Tribune has nc
word of denunciation but 1t ihconsis-
| tently abuses the Democrats for their APP
preparations, aud deuou:ccs them a.
da"d -lo:t"rs h""anse. thfy reltHHs,ee to per
| crease the aprro,., ''''e 10 III
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

The piano makers are charging the
piano judges OF the Centennial exhibit
ton with corruption.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

HAYES, the candidate who is not so bad
as to offend the good citizens, and not so
good as to be Objectionable to the bad.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

The old South Church Of Boston, is
to be destroyed. The patriotic people OF
the Hub cannot raise money TO save 1t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20
CINCINNATI WESLEYAN COLLEGE,
FOR YOUNG WOMEN

Is, GIN it, 81 II year sept 18th Faculty
numbers II, Magnificent buildings, gener-
Gus table. Thorough cDur,e in English
Science, Classics, aud Modern Languages.
Unsurpassed advantages for music aud art.
Addrc.- the President, Rev. David H..
Moore. n. r., Cincinnati. q. 1.s-d&w-st.
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PRAIRIE LANDS.

The last chance for good agricultural lands on
TES YEARS ,BEDiI. al SIX FEN cESr. interest.
Don't run any risks, bat go to II country that has
been proved Ia le good Sead your address by
pos tai card 10 Lana Comr u. 81 NJ. X. 1,
burlington Iowa, and Teceiy" free copy of Iowa
nj Nebraska Farmer, With ch art of land and
round trip rates S-s--wsin.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

n ali cases Of private, chronic, and urinary di,
seases in all their complicated forms. III II Wen
known that Dr. James has stood At the heal ot
the profession for the past - years Ase anh
ca periencs are al important semlnnI co. -.
ne.s, night los ses by drsans; pimp!-s On ne
Ladies wanting the most delicate atten tion, call
or write. Pleasant home for patients book
for the nillion. Marriage Guide, Winch nails
y,,u all abont thee diseAses-wh6 Should marry
why MOTTO cents To pay postage Ir Jane.
has ~ rooms and parlOr You zee no one b'st
the doctor Once hours IN. TO p III. sun
dsys j0 10 ~ All business strictly cDnflden
tial. -o&"-'3.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

THr Sultan is a brain-soitened nnior-
tunate.
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY.

Bat before going elsewhere 10 10 go, send Tor
circulars Of n. W. Telegraph Institute, James
Vile, Wisconsin. RecoInended by Sapt oil
Western Union Telegraph Co, the only re-
liable school in the West.
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In:rsa::: TIE .ai..l.-. Izr,:r.; Il, .-,,j.y
ARMSTRONG'S
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''"od Fresh Butter all tie year Round
BUTTER IN 20 MINUTES.

Lincoln Butter Powder /. an er,ir,I,
harmless article made from a celebrated
English recipe, aud now in daily u,e hv
many or the most nNLed tanners i'm III
butter counties around PhiIadeIr hiu.
In hot weather this Powder rnakes INIT.
Inlich hrmer aud swectcr than it usually i.
anu Keeps II from turning rancid 1t also
Emo 6 'he strong llayor Of turnips, garlic,
weed, corn stalks, cotton seed, etc. and
me increased yield Of butter much more
thah pays the triIling expense Of using il.
30 Cents Per Package.
WHOLESALE DEPOT = LOG. Markc, 81
Philadelphia Pa -
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a A WEEK guaranteed TO male and
\ female agents in their locality.
IN II Costs nothing TO try II Particulars
WI free + o VICKERf co.
Augusta, Me.
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DR.. JAMES.
ixk Hospital,

Washington
and Franklin
= treees. Ght.
cagO. Illinois.
Chartered by the
State OF Illinois
for the express
purpose Of giving
imiusziiate Tellsl
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OK ~ 0C0 per day OF home. samples worth
w W Wv &l free. stinson 4 Company.
Portland Maine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
The Clifton Forge Road.

The following letter from prominent
gentleman in the iron business to one OF our
citizens will be interesting to our readers.
It shows good appreciation Of the James
river mineral resources as we'll as Of the
Clifton Forge railroad. Certainly the line
OF Improvement that will help to develop
them deserves the best encouragement
BELFoNT IRoN-W oRKs COMPANY, }
MANUFACTURERS OF P1G-IRoS AND NAILS,
IRoNToN, OHIO, December 6, 1876.
Dear Sir,-Our John G. PEBBLES has re-
ferred to me the question of the authority
Of the company represent TO subscribe to
the capital stock OF the Buchanan and
Clifton Forge railroad. / would say we
have no right to subscribe for said stock
under the corporate laws of this State. /
regret this, as I deem the road one Of the
most important now contemplated for the
iron interest OF the Ohio Valley, striking, as
it does, one Of the richest iron-producing
districts that can be made tributary to the
Ohio Valley. The building Of the road in
connection with the canal and the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road would enable the rich
ores Of the James to be. delivered here and
at Wheeling and Pittsburgh at price that
would defy competition either from Lake
Superior or ST. Louis, and ores that
are the equals Of either OF them
in richness OF metallic iron. When down
the James last February on tour OF in
spection T was agreeably impressed with
the splendid deposits OF specular and mag
netic ores there lying from Lynchburg
down to Captain billiards., on the canal,
distance Of twenty-five miles. These ores
are fully equal to the republic ore of Lake
Superior for making Bessemer iron. The
red hematites are there in inexhaustible
quantities Of the best character have ever
examined; and they would find a ready
market in Wheeling and Pittsburgh, as they
have no ores Of that character to mix with
their red spear ores, and would be OF great
value to them; and am satisfied that the
ore can be delivered to them at Huntington
at price that would be greatly to their
benefit. l would say, Go on and construct
the road as promptly as possible, and have
no fears, as in my Judgment the greatest
trouble you would have would be your abil-
ityto supply the demand for the ores as
fast as wanted.
Wishing you most abundant success, l
remain yours very respectfully,
F. D. NORTON, President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
A Dra,natieN rreah

We are to have Mrs TIGHTER, the
dramatic genius, with usnextsweek. It is
matter for qualification thatewe are thus
to have the drama In Its highest walk. The
theatre is school OF morals as well as
taste and refinement: sometimes very bad
morals and very vulgar taste, as we find
upon that stage on which all the world are
actors; but we are glad to believe that an
institution which the world will have-the
theatre-in the long run imparts more good
than evil in its good morals and its grand
examples Of human action In Its heroic and
noble character. We, therefore, think it a
public benefit OF high order when really
great actor appears upon our stage to illus
trate the noblest lessons Of which we speak.
Three years ago the Italian actor SAL
vIN1-whom many excellent judges con-
slider the greatest of living actors
played two nights in Richmond to empty
bcnches--a reflection on the taste Of our
people and source Of regret to those who
missed the only opportunity to see that
great artist. n., 21t!y >.'#~.
1t is to be hoped that Mr.. FIGHTER, who
will begin his engagement here on the 18th,
will be better appreciated. The intrepidity
OF true genius shows itself in all his inn
presentations; and In his very faults we
find constant spirit OF originality which
often redeems the error. The dramatic art
is so hampered with conventionality that it
is delight to sec thoroughly original
actor like FIGHTER. = ....1-t.
The Richmond audience is generally a
class one. This is entirely wrong, for art
is great educator, and stage plays are COM
posed to appeal to the gallery as well as the
balcony. The moral-and there is always
one in such plays as FIGHTER performs-is
palmer on the stage than a painter, sculp-
tor, poet, or musician, can putt, and there
fore the theatre, when graced by the pres
ence Of such on actor, is place Of instrnc-
ton for all grades OF society.
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DEATHS


Died, on Thursday the 14th instant. at O'Clock
a. M.,AUGUST WlNCkERs, son Of Matthias and
Ann Winckers; aged twenty-six years and five
months. ,r..... -.
His funeral will take place from st. Johns Lr-
theran church, Fifth street, THIS DAY at O'Clock
?. d. Friends and acquaintances of the family are
Invited to attend without further notice. = H.
Staunton papers please copy. s'."0 -.
Died, on Thursday evening, December "A, 1875,
of consumption, CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA ARM
STRONG, only daughter of the late Charles and
Fanny Arm strong; aged nineteen years.
Her funeral will take place from Grace tEpisco-
pail church on SATURDAY MORNING al IL
O'Clock. Her school companions and frienLs Of the
family are invited to attend. 2t*
Died, in Dallas. Texas at half past o'clock Sun
day, November 26ih, of typhoid-fcver, ARTHUR
GIBSON, agCd eight years, two months and nine
days, son Of W. w. aud Z. A. Harkins, formerly of
Richmond, Va .'".ehtit
Died, suddenly, near the residence of his father,
in Hanover county, Va, the 9TH instant. in the
eleventh year Of bis age, HOWARD ,CARDWELL,
eldest son Of Richard II. and Kate Cardwell
Greensboro IN. CO. papers please copy. y
Die Diet, q. Harper's Ferry, on the morning Of the
ninth year of her age. ~ =. .syst Sec :, {.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
A Very Wise Opinion.

The committee to which was referred the
report OF the President and Directors OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company made report to
that company at its adjourned meeting on
Wednesday. A very important recommend
alton appears In this report--one that was
adopted with one dissenting voice; and we
trust tha. it may be carried out fully by the
action Of the Board Of Directors. 1t is as
follows:
q A survey OF the map discloses the fact
that of all the routes from centres OF trade
in the South to the busy marts Of commerce
in the North none offers such advantages as
an all-rail connection with this road. 1t is
impossible for the companies connecting
with this North and South not to see that
it would be OF infinite advantage to ell par
ties to establish close connections and equita-
BILE rates, so that passengers, freights, anc
mails may be transported with such dispatch
and safety as to defy competition and pro-
duce the most satisfactory financial results.
To this end we recommend that your presi-
dent and Board OF Directors make yigor-
Gus effort TO consummatc such an arrange
ment with the companies OF connecting
roads as soon rs possible
Precisely accurate and true, every word
OF it. The committee tell the Board that
unless they are met in spirit OF unfairness
and iliiberality by the railroad companies
that their suggestions should be adopted.
We can hardly suppose that there can be
any serious difficulty in the way Of the
necessary arrangements.
Certainly the route through Richmond is
what the committee represent it to be. 1t
ought 10 be the preferred route for the
southern and northern travel. Yet it has
never held the place in public respect to
which proper system OF railway con-
nections would have entitled it.
Upon this subject every citizen OF Rich
mon6 is deeply interested. Trade and travel
must go together. Facility OF travel through
Richmond would give her the advantages
oil travel TO which she is entitled by hel
geographical position. AS her interests ano
those OF the Fredericksburg Railroad Com
pany arc harmonious, we cannot see that
the arrangements that will afford to trave
through Richmond facilities equal to the
standard OF general railroad travel upol
great thoroughfares, should not be the exact
thing desired by the company as well as the
city. Such arrangements would lift W
from this city great weight, decided
drawback upon her prosperity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15

The Virginia senator's voted that the joint
rules are not in force. How do they pro-
pose to settle the impending difficulties
Wilmington Star.
No. WITHERs voted that they were not in
force, and JOHNSTON argued the same way
but did not vote at all.
However, there can be nothing gained by
insisting that the Joint rules are in force.
LAWYERS differ on that point, and Senator
THURMAN, one Of the best in the land, says
that the matter of counting ought TO be
regulated by law, not by joint resolutions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
HOW TO BUY AN ORGAN FOR A
CHRISTMAS GIFT.

The MASON s HAMLIN ORGANS have been
assigned TIE FIRST RANK by the judges at THE
CENTENNIAL. They may now be bought VERY LOW
FOR CASH or ON EASY TERMs-Yiz.: BY the pay
ment Of tenth Of the catalogue price cash, and
one tenth every three months until ten payments
are made. a...as .. -~ r.s
For instance: To purchase an organ worth $3.50,
you pay s15 cash, and SIS every three mouths till
ten payments are made. Thus purchasing an organ
BY the payment of SIS per month, which Is only the
rent Of piano. -E ..-. .f.l
Large reductions for cash. ts
T. L. d. WALFORD S CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Agents Mason & Hamlin Organ Company,
de dim Ola Main street. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
MILLING AND OTHER OTHER

VALUABLE MILLING Az CnIrSrY,
PROPERTY IN RLUyAHSA o The s5TH
VA. FOR SAIL WIN elsr for ss,s On F;snns
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1876. AZ faa,ns "a
county, Va, the following properssss. an an ex-
i 81 the RIVANNA MILLS, sisusss ssn 90 .snsl IN
tension OF the James River and hana~ via distinct
EInynnna county, Va, consisting OF W. ,,so psrs
mill horses-a new framed tnick donr
inc-miI. capable OF turning out MY Miner ma
daY nroytded with improyided smut an dwelling,
ehinsry. There is on the place ffa a,,,nsf pew;a
an excellent and roomy stcrehousr,, s h,cSsmiths
large uaber-house eoopers aud briss q, sbort four
shops, and stable. The whole Inc .uue" -
acres of land. =, s.,,e county, near
wilmington contsintag about E tao parcels,
ACRES which has been snryeyc1 a t as mas be
and viii be sold IN whole or pnsssry buildings
thought best. This place hts III nsSss'>.s
Sd 4 TRACT or LAND AND y ss siai HUNDRED
ACRES. This place sunimprosea. ous n'''
9s q rs.s me TWO, aud three years sre sis AN,
tares fs,n, sy OF sale. secured py nonus g,i tide
sesurity and rstestioh y! eawryef,
fse,-ssonai security may be diSpensSN VISA ta'' -
.bS the payment Of one third esi y. i. WALTON,
Administrator o., q, ., liz NJ. Astas u
y oc 24-lswTa&Ettt = .
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CHRISTMAS. GOODS.
RAIsINs, CURRANTs, ss'i : s.t'i
C1TRON, SHELLED ALMONDS, -
GELATINE, NUTS. FIGS, at Es.s.'@ .:s-
r..t r, PIzZINI'S, S07 Broad street.
. bica asxortet FIRE Nf,Ef CANDY 30c ner paund

Ito, FOR THE EOLIDAYS.-J. w.
LII DENNIS. corner Ninth and Broad streets. has
beautiful goods suitable for presents such as fine
Chromos, as high as s25, and cheap ones us low as
Cord and Nails, beautiful Mottos variety of Statu
airy and Crosses Motlo-Frames &C.. dc. An early call
win convince all Of the fact that my supply Is the
fullest and my prices low, If not the lowest quail
ity considered in the city. s,,s,.a.I IL de 9-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
CHRISTMAs PRESENTS.

q = = '-1'-.T k5Sa
If you want TO buy elegant goods for one 500
third to one half less than they cin be purchased
elsewhere, then 80 to 49,
S. a. wISSTOCK'S,
where YOU win see beautiful GOLD STEM ana
.KEY-WINDlNG WATCHES and latest styles
of CHAINS, which can be bought ut less IMAM
whole ale prices; x,,. sire
A large lot of SILVER WATCHES:
DIAMONDS Of finest quality, cheaper thah ever ~
close out lot on hand;
a large lot of LOCKETS and MERCHANTS;
RINGS in Stone, Cameo, Amethyst, Onyx an4
Pearl Something newt, and every other style Oh
RING, at half their value; -, 81,
BUTTONS, PINS. EARRINGS, OF al siDes' VI
best quality gold and latest desi2ns. ,u..
In order to appreciate these goods ana sausiy
yourself of their cEcapness, come and see them IL
'T'7-1'I'sa S. A. WINSTOCks,
No. II north Fourteenth street.
CLOSED SATURDAYS, and OPEN SATDKt ;i.isY
EVENING al 5 O'Clock; also, OpEN r. Eh
EVENING except FRIDAY EVENING ant I.
O'Clock. W =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
STANDARD BOOKS IN SETS.
NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIpIs

Boys Treasury of Sports and Psstimcs......sl Is
800 Bible Stories with 500 Pictures. ....... Is
The Vine and Olive toptic's new book)..... 80
The Rose in Bloom, by L. ii. Allcott......... so
The Young Trail-Hunters. 80
Aunt Madge's Story, by Sophie May........ Is
The Boy Emigrants, by Noah Brooks. $50
Flake Frizzle. by Sophie May............... IS
Snip and WHIP. ..... IS
Lion Jack. by Z. I. Barnum ! so
Shiftiag for Himself, BY Horatio Alger, Jr... 80
The Boys and Girls OF the Revoiution........ ] so
Daisy Travers, by Sophie May....."........ l so
Esop's Fables. and 80
Boys OF the Reyolution-A History Of the
Battles of the Revolution ullustratcdl...... 90
Haf- Hours with the Early Explorers........ 9 %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
HOLIDAY GOODS.

/ HOLIDAY s0gDs: ~
n CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS!
will soon be here, and everybody will remember that
sYCLE BROTH ERs
have purchased large supply Of goods suitable fos
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. ,s
and at prices chat all buy one must fall to
get nice present at sYCLE BROTHERS,.
de1s 400 Broad street.
~ $50 cLoAKs FROM 81 TO 800;
Look at our 45c. KID GLOVES:
100 sets of FURs for CHILDREN at 81 fora set
worth $3.50; al.
Look at our 75c. KID GLOVES
400 sets FURs for LADIES and MISSES from 90
to $50 per set; 81.
Look at our cH1LDREN's sHAwLs from sic.
to $3.50; t..
1000 sHAwLs for LADIES from SOC. to 80;
Look a, our SLEEVELESS JACKETS.
n1,AcK ALPAcAsl BLACK ALPACAs!
'.."' BLACK ALPACAs!
BLACK ALPACA from zoe. to 81 per yard;
Look at our BLACK ALPACA at 80, 40, As,
and Soc. .... ....
A new lot of new-styles CLoAKs jus. opened.
cAss1MEREs! CAssIMERES! CAssIMERESl
A new lot of goods just opened for GENTLE
MEMS, YOUTHS, and BOYS wear, from 25c. up
to S2 per yard.
Look at our BEAVER CLOTH at 81 snd $3.50;
ooo pieces of FLANNELs from 15c. to 1925 per
per yard;
Look at our csc. FLANNELs
MOURNING GOODS! MOURNING GooDsl
MOURNING GOODS! ..
BIA CK CACHEMIRE (from soc. to So per yard),
HENRIETTA CLOTH, BRENITZ,
BoA1BAz1NEs, GRAPE CLOTH,
AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS EMPRESS CLOTHS,
and every style of mourning worn and at the lowest
Look at our NAPKINS and TOWELS:
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
| BLANKETS from $3.50 to $50 per pair;
! Look at our $3.50 BLANKETS.
-. CARPETSl CARPETS CARPETS!
Our stock of CARPETS will be closed out at and
| i. below cost; .s,a. .- 1..l-...
RUGS, CARRlAGE-ROBEs, MATS, and HORSE
BLANKETS, you will end IN great variety;
! DOAIESTICS will be retailed at wholesale prices;
A large lot Of BUSTLEs, just opened. at very
| low price: .-.-.
FANCY BOXES filled with nice articles suitable
for Christmas presents and thousands of other
articles too numerous to mention.
Co. don't fail to call, for can suit all a*
| sYCLE BROTHERS,
| 429 Broad street.
|
| de l3 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
THE HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA
Il 80 II CLAES ST1LLsAT
THE TEMPLE OF FANCY, .. -. !.

,,,F.. sregl EIGHTH STREETs. i9f
Fresh arrivals direct from u factories Of Boys
Wagons and yelocipedes, Hooby-Horscs and Shoe
Flies. Sulkies and CoasttIg- Wagons, Sleishs and
Too-C Chests, Propelers and Wheel arrows, and
all Kinds Of MechaDtcal Toys, for les. than factory
price: French Dolls, Wax Dolls. China Dolls, aud
all other Dolls: Doll Furniture, DOH Jeweiry, and
everything else for Dolls; Bohemian Vases, Toilet
Gets for ladies' aud children. and endless other goods
for Christmas presents. all Mt the very lowest prices
- de s saw y aeAAl = JOHN DOES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
HOLIDAY ESENTS!
BRIDAL PRESENTS !!
BRIDAL PRESENTS (!

NOWLAN s. CO., JEWELLERS,
ARE OPENING FOR THE HOLIDAYS, NEW
AND FASHIONABLE JEWELRY FOR LADIES'
and GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, In STONE,
CAMEO, and ROMAN GOLD SETS; PINS, EAR
RINGS, RINGS, SCARF-RINGS and PINS,
SLEEVE and BOSOM-BUTTONS, PENDANTS;
NECK, OPERA, and VEST CHAINS; MEDAL
LIONS, WATCHES.
DIAMOND EAR-DROPS, CLUSTER and SOIL
TAIRE ENGAGEMENTS and WEDDING-RINGS,
and great variety of
NEW BRIDAL SILVER IN CASES.
CORNER OF TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
[de 11-tDe25J ......
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GOODS.
s,ownvssIoN MERCHANTS.

w A. sUBLETr, COMMISSION. : M Md
w CHANT, No. 1918 Basin .i psn nf ali iids Of
xa Gnefs nrocn and promises bis best etor s ~
n,.se IN CONNECTION withmy business ns.r Rfyer
boats out and four In per week by the nrins p,.-
and Eanawha canal 10 teuau Ao'N1 de u
sengers and freight. ----------==---
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The Skeleton in Armor. by Longfeow. ..... 3 on
Christmas Stories, by Washington Irving.... 9 80
Shakespeare Svo., morocco...................l 10 90
Tennyson, Whittier, LongfeIlow, Lowell,
household edition, half calf, each. 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
CHATTERBox AT go CENTS.

-..a POETS AT as CENTS:
MOORE, BYRON, BURNS, HOOD, SHELBY
(bouDd In Observation-Disclosures bIndinxs). az *
cents. ~
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523.
BROAD STREET.

STMASl L. STERN & co.
ESTS. have just opened one of the largest,
STMAS cheapest, and bcst-assorted stocks of
ENTS. DRY GOODS,
STMAS |. FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONS,
ENTS. ever offered In this city. All their
STNAS goods have been selected with great
II ETS. care. and they call the special atten-
STMAS ton Of their friends and the public
ENTS. generally to the thousands Of cheap
STMAS and useful articles suitable for
ENTS. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS: to be
STMAS sold AT astonishing low prices.
EMS, Special inducements offered In
STMAS Dress Goods, Cassimeres, Beaver
ENTS. Cloths, WATERPROOF Cloakfngs,
STNIAS FIanneIs, Blankets, Shawls, &c.
ENTS. Cloaks! Cloaks!! Cloaks III Furs
STMAS Furs.!!-A large stock Of the above
ENTS. goods to be sold at prices to astonish
STMAS every buyer. Full line Of HaDker-
ENTS. chiefs, Lisle-Thread and Berlin
STMAS Gloves, Kid Gloves and GauntletS,
ENTS. Neck and Sash. Ribbons, Scarfs,
;TMAS Neck Handkerchiefs. Lace Collars,
ENTS. Neck-Ruthings, Collars and Cuffs,
,TMAS and thousands of other articles suita-
ENTS. | BILE for Christmas presents.
'TMAS L. STERN& co. invite one and
ESTS. all to call and see their large stock
;TMAS and low prices. Call early, and save
ENTS. money In buying your Dry Goods
L. STERN & Co, 523 Broad street,
-" between Fifth and Sixth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-15
PERSONAL.

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I. MARY. "A. DOHERTY, FROM THIS
IL DAY december II, 1876 will not be responi-
Bile for amy debts or contracts made by PATRICK
sDOHERTY, nor property to BIO bought or sold or
moved or the premises by him.
de 15-lt# MRS. MARY A. DOHERTY.