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NEW-YEAR PRESENTS.

NEW-YEAR PRESENTS. $50 a
If you want to buy elegant goods for one Sap&
third to one half less than they en- be purchased
elsewhere, theu 90 to- = q. ~ ~ .2rh. sf.E
sise.Tt .g;r.t s.. A.WINsTOCK's - g.. a3,H
where -you will see beautiful GOLD STEM and
IKEY-WINDING MATCHES and latest styles
GG OF CHAINS. which can be bought at less than
i IMeoI let oe S sTETER WATCHES; -
DIAMONDS OF fnestQualtty, cheaper than ever, to
close out lot ON hand; .l'-'h. "a a. .',...'''-
A large lot Of LOCKETS and NECK-CHAlNS; !.
RINGS In Stone, Cameo, Amethyst, Onyx, and
ff Teari fsonething newt, and every other style OF
il ~ RING, at half theis value: 81! i&fiG !.
BUTTONS. PINS, EARRINGS, OF all sizes, Of
= best quality gold and tatest designs.
I In order to appreciate! these goods and satisfy
yourself Of their cheapness, come and see them at
- go - S. A. WINSTOCKS,f
o j<1.tiEis5ls+ 1T No. II north Fourteenth street.
CLOSED SATURDAYS, and OPEN SATURDAY
EVENING at s, o'clock; also, OPEN EVERY
O'Clock o. F9'f ~as; - ,.ssl ~ EG3 de 12
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= A National Remedy.

The New York Tribune Of Wednesday
prescribes it.: n
The best method for the dissolution Of the
solid South by Republican President can
be told in few words--cut of the carpet
Dagger root and branch.
Excellent. We have put this upon our
ledger to the credit OF the Tribune, allowing
q most liberal amount. It is the best and
Twisest thing that has appeared in the 7rs-
Dune since June last. s-,.,.,
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MOz.IDAY sasODs.
A NEW-YEAR'ss GIFT
acceptable, so those who failed to make all
OF their presents on Christmas can supply thena-
selves with number OF articles ct
/, ,tsG ;5ei3 L,EfYYiiBRs HERs'5sAs.
u -. rs. AT Low PRICES. H. ~
a NEH-YEAR,s GIFT

3 -
Handsome SECK-sCARFs, BOWS, and era
snK HANDKERcHEFs In great variety-some
new styles Just reeefved: 7" . ~.
INITIAL, HEMsTITCHED, LACE. and CO.
" LItoREpBoRDERED; HANDKERc CHIEFS IN
4 fiandsome boxes; .,l, III, ,.E..,-,.s,., ~.
SETS Of COLLARS and CUFFS in boxes .;9E
CLOAKs, FURs, and sHAWLs7nothipg more
- suitable for q New Years. present; sit. n
BLANKETS, coMFpREABLEsAa and QUILTS in
great variety, at the lowest prices ever offered;
RUGS, HAssOCKs, MATS. and FL ooR-CLoTHs;
HAIR-BRUsHEs, TOOTH, 4 LoTHEs,- and
|: 4. HAH+BRUSHES ilIsi-F-i Il le:sl ii'3ratls
INDEA-RUBBER, HORN, and BUFFAIo DRESS
-; ING-COsEBS; -" Eti5Hts - - 49, =
IVORY, RUBBER, HORN, and BUFFALO FINE
I COMBS; 80 .iBElst: go! a'id5d..',s,'S!.&
powDERLBoxEs, TonET-PowDER, and Toll
LET SOAPS at much below their regular prices
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's WRAPPERS;
WOOL SCARFs for boys and men;
GLOVES for boys, men, girls, and women, In NIL
qualities; i .rtis III: or >ii
SLIPPER PATTERNS, TIDES, and TOILET
f., MATS; = et.ig.. nm: ~. 81 afi. q, ~"
CoLGATE,s VIOLET, LAVENDER,R oSADoRA,
= and MULTFLORA TOILET WATER; 81
coI,eATE,s HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS. In
twelve different perfumes; G ,.i3 W.
CoLGATE,s SUPERIOR TOILET SOAPS; also,
q fun assortment of the best CARBoLIC
+, SOAPS. ~ 3 Z jG#s,jts-.- r. - -
Handsome SILKS, CASHMERES, MERINOs, AL
PACAs, BRoCADEs, and other fashionable
DRESS GOODS; ~ ..-l t&s.5l}
HAMBuRG II EDGINGs, NSERTNGs, and
LACES of every description; - - I'll
TRAVELLING-, LUNCH, KEY INFANTS,
-. WORK. and OFFICE-BASKETS; i9 tHa
DOLLS at s, 1915, 30, rs. 40, so, 60, 7ec., and
TOY FURNITURE made of Black Walnut-Chairs,
Bedsteads, Cradles, and Bureaus; 'a.
~ jPoCKET-BooKs, -@l
- sATCHELs,and J." @".'" .
@l,','r sCHooL-BAGs;
80. TOY CHINA TEA and DINNER.sETs
VASES, ..,1, ra5,. 5n.. ..rI.r..
-. :. MATCH-BOxEs,, :, ~ i-aassq.s.
- d. ~ MUGS, and :. :.E:a 1alil.r.fr .'s,al
i - CUPS and sAUCERs: ,4:r ....'.<f.
- @ua PICTURE-BLOCKs,
.'t'-.. PARCHEEsI, and '!-...
| ,",1. GHACE-HOOPs;
TOY-TRUNKs and LARGE-SIzE TRUNKS at low
E. prices; -.rts> ,geH.. sss. -.s.. ...j tin
JAPANESE TRAYS aud AsHES-RECEIvERs;
BRONZE WRISTBANDS, CIGAR-HoLBERs, and
CARD-RECEIvERs;
GENTLEMEN's DREssINGrC GASES and LADIES
;TWORK-BOXEs; ~ - Il '@'t
wR1TING-DEsKs at rs, s5c., 81, $3.50 and "a
BOoKs-bur few left-will be closed out cheap;
MUsIC-B1NpERs, ALBUMS, and sCRAP-BoOKs
Also, sCRAP-BooK PICTURES;
ARTIST COMPANIONS, .ACCORDEoNs, and
HARMONIOUS; IL. :. ,.a.lo& ,.st'..
GLOVES, COLLAR and HANDK ERcHIEF
BONES, IN sets ~, III. a-o3s aai,
sAyINGs-BANKs, FERN or IvY-sTANDS7 and
INDIA-RUBBER TOYS;
Also ON hand the largest and best-assorted stock Of
- DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, Sc.
in this city. Prices always the lowest. mi
.agqf, .".H4j LEVY BROTHERS.,
1o17 and 1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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SENATOR MORTON ON FLoRIDA.-In con-
versing upon the recent news received from
Florida about the decision Of the Supreme
Court there, which Is taken to defeat the
success OF the Republican State tickets he
said :ta.s s.f4 t,,,d eli t,f iisitlt
Z, i" There Is no power to upset the decision
OF the Electoral College of Florida for Hayes
and Wheeler. They can't touch 1t in any
way. "-Neic York Herald.
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BROAD STREET.
523

iT III. STERN g. co.
have Just opened one Of the largest,
cheapest, and best-assorted stocks Of
i. 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 tho public
generally to the thousands Of cheap
and useful articles suitable for
NEE-YEAR'S PRESENTS, to be
sold ut astonishing low prices.
Special, inducements offered In
Dress Goods, CasSimeres, Beaver
Cloths. WATERPROOF Cloakings,
Flannels, Blankets, Shawls, &c.
Cloaks! Cloaks l. CIoaks II Furs !!
Furs large stock of the above
goods to be sold at prices to astonish
every buyer. Full line Of Hanker-
chiefs, Lisle-Thread and Berlin.
Gloves, Kid Gloves and Gauntiets,
Neck and Sash Ribbons, Ecarfs,
Neck Handkerchief, Lace Collars,
Ncck-Rufines, Collars and Cuffs,
and thousands of other articles suit
able for Christmas presents.
L. STERN 4 co. invite one and
all to call and see their large stock
and low prices. Call early, and save
money In buying your Dry Goods
from
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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THE CHEAPEST FUEL FOR COOK;
i IEG-STOyES, Ranges, and Latrobes. is AN
THRACITE COAL-egg, stove, and chestnut sizes;
KANAWHA SPLINT-the peerless coal for open
grates; CUMBERLAND and Qu 16NIM0NT-steam
coal. r.r.s .ssf.. - - s. I. LATHtOP,
de 10 Seventeenth street, at draw. bridge.
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Drss0LGTaONs q PARTNERsHIPs.
RICHMOND, VA, December 20, 1875.
THE BUSINESS RELATIONS HERE
ITOFORE existing between r. /. FRITZ and
GEORGE W. TURNER have ceased from this date
de 29-Sts - q 81 GEORGE TURNER.
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: DEATHS.

.IDfea on December TIE 95ti, at az O'clock, LIZ
ZIESINCEAIR!o only child of Wa. ano v. IA b'
Iexandria and Washih gton 10. CT papers please
copy. :;9SI Etaib IN. ai. i'ss:s * 80. .
Do fea ,s;sembsssq ss.h, III o'cloes RI Mr. sifs
.h6NIY N1RDt sfsEsrTIgp g III Essi.t.5 -
Her funeral WIN take place from Der iate resl1erGs
No. 1916 Franklin street, THIS (Friday1 AFIElh-
NOON ut O'Clock. S.f.,.,,s :
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HOW TO BUY AN ORGAN FOR A

"OW TO BUY AN ORGAN FOB a
CHRISTMAS GIFT. aa
The MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS have been
assigned THE FIRST RANK by the judges at THE
+CENTENNIAL. They may now be bought VERY Low
FOR CASH or ON EASY TERMs-yfz.: BY the pay
;nent Of one tenth OF the catalogue price cash, and
one tenth every three months until ten payments
are Tpade. - 'fC.-I. ia.it.t'' + = -" iet
il Forinstance: To purchase an organ worth 800,
you pay SIS cash, and $40 every three months TIL
ten payments are made. Thus purchasing an organ
by the payment of IS per month, which Is only the
rent Of piano. u .sa. ..-sf ....r ,...;t-, .
. Large reductions for cash. , g. ,,.s-,s :.
|: T. L. d. WALFORD & CARLToN. MCCARTHY,
''1't Agents Mason & Hamn Organ Company,
- de4-Im r. Ola Main street, Richmond, Va
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NOTICE CHRISTMAS GIFTS. "a

q offer for sale to my customers and the pub lob
licin general, at very low prices for CASH, large
stock Of entirely new patterns Of GOLD and ST.
YER WATCHES tstem- windersl, GOLD CHAINS,
Gets of JEWELLERY, 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 are entirely and beautiful respect
fully invite my friends and the public to csl and
examine my stock, aud compare prices; previous to
purchasing elsewhere. ,.sa A. F. JAHNKE, =,
de 16-tJa1 corner Twelfth and Main streets.
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'FMHETTNess.i

MASONIC. NOTICE.-The .men7SAx
~ NJ M Win attend called Communication w
Of tteir Lodge ut che iCdgerooru arlington Hal,
on Broad street between Ninth ana Tenth, Ihis
FridayJ EVENING, December Goth. at O'Clock.
he ,1nnosition 10 move to st. Adams Hall Will ee
considered by order Of the w. d.
de- DALI r,-------slB %. T.AUGUST,S Secretary.
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| NEW-YEAR'S
|, GIFTS. -
| NEW-YEAR'S
| 80 GIFTS.
| NEW-YEAR'S
| GIFTS. -
| NEW-YEARS
| GIFTS.
| NEW-YEAR'S
| GIFTS.
| NEW-YEAR'S
| GIFTS.
| NEW-YEAR'S
| GIFTS.
| NEW-YEAR'S
l. u GIFTS. Il
| NEW-YEAR;S
L -.
| GIFTS.
! NEW-YEARS
| GIFTS.
| NEW-YEAR'S
| GIFTS.
| NEW-YEAR'S
l. GIFTS,
| NEW-YEAR'S
| GIFTS.
| NEW-YEAR'S
| GIFTS,
| NEW-YEAR'S
| GIFTS. .I.
| NEW-FEAR'S
| GIFTS.
| NEW-YEAR'S
i p arsr T.,
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tfsxHE MEMBERS OF UNION sS,ssass
Il LODGE, No. 2 ]. 90. F. Ere Are E
meeting Of the Lodge THIS tFrtday)
EVENING at ~ O'Clock, as this u the quarterly
meeting for the election of oczs ana coiiecton OF
dues By order OF the Lodge. . u.s..
de 2q-1t8 - HUGH SMITH, SPECIFICALLY.
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lIsFt- ..traa UNION BANK OF RICHMoND,l
aEl9 III; RICHMOND, December 81, 1875. 5
A NEUAL MEETING.-Tbe regular an
IA nual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE UNION BINK OF RICHMOND Will take
Mace on TH URsDAY the 18th Of January next, ut
"a O'Clock NJ, in the rooms over, the First National
Bank. - ~. 4r. ri. JAMES MILLER,
de 27-td a.--.. ...fr;s-sg - Sr.shtst.
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:, I, :. OFFICE VmGiNIA STATE INSURANCE Co,l.
f3Heh1 20 RICHMOND, December 20, 1876.
rTsHE DIRECT Rs OF THIS COMPANY
IL have declared their rcguiar iSEME.ANNDAL
DIyIDENu OF FIVE PER CENT. tfree pt taxesl,
payable to the stockholders and after I'd January
next - WILLIAM WILLIS Jar:4
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DIVIDENDS.
SIXTY-THIRD DIVIDEND. :; 72oe
orFYcE VIRGINIA FINE AND MARINE

OrFYcE VIRGINIA FIItE AND MARIsE1
.f-.=1 ~ = ~. INSURANCE COMPANY,
r. -s..,figI1s RIcHMogD, December 20, 1876 y
. The directors OF the company have declared, ont
OF the net profits OF the last SIX months OF s52,.
OF$20, 600, or EIGHT PER
CENT r1ayabIe to the stockholders ON and after fhe
I'D of January next free of tAxes and haze passed
the balance Of $50, 1885 to the surplus fund o,
the conpany making the surplus on the Ist of De.
.ccmber. 1915, aS261 ,766.07. and; capital stock
$3.50, G00-totaL % l,76 :97. q. .-.l,s-.s -
' !. sg.s., f[.s,,z W. L. COWARD1E, ~
F &c 2S-lw szJ!.E.I'' 'S.3 - 5s.'2 President,
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{ CLOTHfHNG.
sT0HNlLATOIJEHE :itsssft .4s..,2a
~ ,3fI y MERCHANT TAMoR,! III
IS ~ MR. no. 4 TEETH sTRfET. * IL

st Just received, d choice assortment OF FQRMfaN
caINcT NIL is. surrrs 8, s'lI.,
Sttn making numbers OF those coed, Substantial
Cashmere Suits well made ana well trimmed fos
less. no IL 4
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HOLIDAY GOODS.-v new
IL styles--cameo decorations; COLOGNE SETS,
DINNER and TEA-SETS, French aud English
direct importation; CHAMBER SETS, great va
riety; PIIATED-WARE-Piekl Stands, Tea-sets,
Card-ReceiVers-all new Patterns; PARLOR COAL,
VASES handsomely. decorated; BRONZES-French
snd Japanese finish. Cali and see stylos and prices
before purchasing. No trouble to show goods.
GEORGE GIBAOS, JR.,
successor 10 James w. Gibson,
de16 1907 Main street.
TOR THE HOLIDAYS.-PERFUME-
Il BOXES, TOILET POWDERS, elegant CO.
'LOGNES, Babbitt's PURE SOAP for infants, CUT
GLASS PUNGENTS, TOILET SOAPS, COMBI-
NATION SHAVING-CUPS, &C.
Also, PURE FLAV0RING EXTRACTS, SPICES,
de23 Sixth and Broad streets.
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n OFFICE OLD DOMINION GRANITE COMPANY.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
Il the STOCKHOLDERS OF the OLD DOMIN-
ION GRANITE COMPANY on the 1sT DA? OF
;JHNTIARY, 1877 at the law Office of Benjamin Il.
Nash. at IL 81 t't't,.f GEORGE w. BALL,
de 17-tI - .l.,t..f.r#..i n ~. Secretary.
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HnoLlDAl.v,I I .GO0ns.

IL moLIlsAx e00Ds.
ITJoLmAY PRESENTS.
/ = T. z. st,.,, !. ..,r 5 Is
LARGE AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DE
PARTMENT, IS. ~ =
and during tine present xeek Si1 oNer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES asasssrsss
70 purchasers OF
FANCY GOODS, ssi.s II ssst Is.
}. e {! snvER-PLATEDw WARE &C.,
Give me call before making your selections.
E.B. TAYLOR,
de "a. $50. .efys No. 10l1 Main street.
DLANK-BOoKs AND STATIONERY
I'D FOR THE NEW YEAR.
The subscribers manufacture on their premises .
superior class q pLAsK.BooKs z
for merchants, banks. clerks Of courts insurance
and railroad companies, as well as others.
They have on their shelves good stock Of the usual
forms Of Blank-Books called for at low prices.
Also, an Kind. Of sTATIoNERY suitable for the
o XLMxNxCs and CALENDARS TO our custom
e1 &c s ~ wooDousE q rARHAM.
n- GREAT EXCITEMENT II; .s.,1r
| n tliG LENT THE CORNER OF al 80
Ia rs Sixth AND BROAD SHEETS 3Go$
lfttft#4 II. WHERE 11Ehf.'A's
a1,ss WILLIAM THALHIMER ~ -
IS SELLING THE CHEAPEST GOODS AND
PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
..,a H., THE HOLIDAYS 80 -
500 pieces DRESS GOODS OF all kinds at cost
prices to close them out ..dt., af.rls
Great Bargains in BLACK ,ALPACAs, CACHE
MIREs,i s1ERINos, TABLE-LINENs, NAP
KINs, TOWELS, OPERA-FLANNELS, &c.
My entire stockof sHAwLs, SKIRTS, eLoAKs,
BLANKETS, FLANNELs, and CAssISGEREs,
atgreatly reduced prices to close out stock for
the season. 80
BARGAINS IN CHRISTMAS GOODS.
100 dozen TfAL-HANDKERCHIEFs at csc,
worth 40e.; - EfrfrfHF<
SO dozen INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs tall liuen)
at SOC. worth 75c.;
200 dozen HkNDKERCHl from 1oc. to 81
apiece;
100 dozen LADIES' MISSES, CHILDREN's, and
MEMS HOSE at all prices;
rs dozen, LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's KID
e GLOVES; 4 ~ ss1:Ea 'ia.sFf ;ae!zai $50.
100 dozen LADIES'. MISSES, and MEMS
GLOVES from 25c to 81 pair: - 49,
A large variety of, LACE and SILK sCARFs,
sAsH-RIBBoNs, CoRsETs, 20 cKET-Bo OKs,
COMBS, and hundreds of other articles st;yery
low prices; .4.i"t44 .na. 7s'Ge.i 2U
A full line of GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
i3f GOODS, such as WHITE SHIRTS, MERINO
SHIRTS, sUsPEND.ERs, TIES, BOWS,
GLOVES, HOSE, &C. ~,
Give call for cheap goods at
WILLIAM THALHHERS,
de 25:,,,4 :. COL Broad street.
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n ICHMOND q ATE DON AN .g9

ID ICHMONDaC ALE DON IAN "a
~ >aiFF,oau FOURTH A SasHE l.. BALL t. I'D
viii take place at Levys Hall on FRIDAY, $1,000
December 90. 1876, at o'clock P. 81 ft.sf. ~
The friends OF the Club are cordially Invited Il
attend and NO efforts win be spared 70 make TIE oc-
: HENRY MEaC0'S BAND Win be: I'M intend.
SLIPPER yfi be fnrnis,ied IN the han,
Tickets to the Ball for gentleman and iadiestSi
can be obtained OF any member ofhe Club or ~ me
GoMMrrTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS; John G.
Craig, "a. Irvine Reith, Peter Copiand. =, =.
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HOB SALE. ONE yEIaY FINErEaa
10 e ~ k5 y b. RANS0M, VS.
3 de- 4Q-Ifk Grove road.
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I MERCHANTS Asp.PLANTERs SAVINGS BAgK,l
RICHMOND, December 81, 1875
THE REGULAR, ANNUAL MEETING
4 Of the stockholders of this bank will take place
on MONDAY the 18th Of January next, at O'CLOCK
p. H., at their Office. --..,a,
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,TNIGHTSg Of HONOR.-The, members
! In. Of RICHMOND LODGE, No. 219, KNlGHTS
OF HONOR, are hereby summoned 20 attena
SIXTH THIS (riday EVENING", December 29,
1875, at ~ O'Clock full attendance Is desired o.
sister lodges are fraternally invited! by order OF
the Dictator. WILLIAM d!bAiLlE,
de 29-1t s-,.-s-. q. it eil, heporter.
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VIRGINIA. oPERA-HOUSE.
VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE. Z: - -
THURSDAY AMI FRIDAY NIGHTS;
DECEMBER 2STH AND 2eTn, AT P. NJ,
..., FRIDAY MATINEE AT Q p. III. .E
Dr.. W. II. TAYLOR p =
..if.'r a.' 40. win give - -

DR. w. IL. TAYLOR
.}- - f..'r s.st 80. win give -'7 -
~ - THREE ENTERTAINMENTS,
b., e. 'tt llE- comprising q -
.,a.sy SCENES ACROSS THE WATER, ts:
|" r...sty} -. and illustrated by -
SELECTIONS FROM HIS EXTENSIVE COLLEC-
. TION OF BEAUTIFUL PICTURES.
These pictures amongst the finest of their clase,
and every effort will be made to present them efec-
lively. A--D ~ - Ie..' - '-''" -..
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2sTH,
FROM THE CORONER's OFFICE TO THE
ETERNAL CITY VIA FLORENCE,
VENICE, &C.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER GOTH, ID. 49,.
FROM THE ETERNAL CITY TO THE CORO-
~ NER'S OFFICE VIA NAPLES, f
...sZ POMPEIT, &C. !,
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Doth Exhibitions will be ,inrerspersed with Views
Of fine statuary, Aiegoricai Pieces, Transforma-
lions, and charming Mechanical and Optical Effects
The Scenes win be described by DR.. TAYLOR and It
be found beautiful, pleasing, and instructive =,
At the Children's Matinee on FRIDAY, ats T. III,
the humorous and beautiful win predominant; and
:. ADMISSION. FIFTY CENTS. !; ia.
All the school children, whether of the public or
private schools Csc. H. 1T .,...,.. s.. LII !.
= Reserved seats to be had at wyatt's Music Enpo
rum, No. 920 Main street, without extra charge.
MATINEE-Ch ildren's admission, 25c.,l No re
served seats for Matinee. .{.S,.-
Tickets to fbe dad at Wyatt's, y. T. Eiyson's,
Weodhouse &, Parham's, West. Johnston T. Co.'s,
and M the door ..e,. de 25-4t
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3, THE CHEAPEST ,E,i AND, THE b BEST EST

- ii iss3Szts 4 nS--. '!5saeni stsi5 '41 ISL
iIf f,ssT ,s,Sf.lsTs d Js ItsIG S3lisGa3'i
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Vicinity Items.

DANDY.
A valuable horse, belonging to l. f. Ia
Dor, ran away few days since and broke
his back.
The auction sale of coal and wood, ad-
vertised for Saturday, was adjourned until
Saturday April %, at the store of William
Otis & Son, at 10, o'clock, a. m.
Some of the incest cake sugar we have
seen this season, was manufactured by
William Otis & son, their sugar works are
model of neatness, and well pay for max
ing visit to them.
A. ID. Smith esq the champion sugar
maker of Western Vermont, has made 2000
lbs. OF sugar from 100 trees, thus far. 1t
is made into syrup mostly, and is sent off
on orders as fast as made. Mr.. Smith al
ways has more orders than he can FIJI.
L. G. Paris esq.,, has purchased of J..
r. Paris, of Fairfax, VT, full blood
Ayrshire COW and bull, for the sum of
$ll1 90 they are herd book animals, and
the first ever introduced in town, MIR. Par
ris is one of our most thorough and prac-
teal dairymen, and his Introducing this
valuable breed of cattle here will greatly
benefit other dairymen if they will only
take hold of the matter.
A horse owned by Z. ]. Read esq, 81
years of age, and known as sold Jack" was
found in the stable dead, on Friday last.
This horse was purchased by the widow
Eunice Read, when five years old, and has
been kept on the same farm ever since. At
the death of Mrs. Read, the horse came
into the possession of her son Edward.
The horse was valuable in his day, and was
thought good deal Of, and died from old
age. j. c. W.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-11
Wonderful success!

1t is reported that Boschees German
Syrup has, since its introduction in the
United States, reached the immense sale of
10000 dozen per year. Over 5000 drug
gists have ordered this medicine direct from
the factory, at Woodbury., N. j., and not
one have reported single failure, but
every letter speaks of its astonishing sue
cess in curing severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the Breast, Consumption, or any dis
ease of Throat and Lungs. We advise any
person that has any predsposition to weak
Higgins; also Rice 81 Co., Castleton, and L.
Kellogg, Fairhaven, and get this Medicine,
or inquire about it. Regular size rs cents;
sample bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will
relieve any case. Don't neglect your
cough. dSw
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-11

the hand of man whom she did not love,
and accompanied him to lonely abode on
the coast of Africa. The marriage of Miss
Landon to Capt. Mclean was in every sense
a forced one. Of course it was unhappy.
One day the servant found her mistress
dead in her room. She had taken poison,
but whether Intentionally or as medicine,
it is impossible TO decide. / now recall
the expression in one of her essays that
'life contains nothing so crushing as an ill
assorted marriage" and l also remember
touching poem, ''The Lost Plead" whose
moral is found in the closing couplet
Love is of heavenly birth,
But turns to death on touching earth"
1t is for such reasons as these that Whit
tiers Maud Muller will alwas be the most
popular of his poems. 1t appeals to that
experience which so frequently recurs in
every generation. The unfortunate Miss
Coghlan opens her sad history just where
the poets closes that of the maidens
''she took up the burden OF life again
Saying only 1t might have BEEN"
Whittier seems to speak from the heart
when he adds:
''God pity them both, and pity us all
Who vainly the dreams OF youth recall"
"For OF all sad words OF tongue or pen,
The saddest OF these 1T might have BEEN"
THE UNLUCKr CLUB.
The New York club having at one time
run down to a state of collapse, was re-
yived In time to be burned out. The chief
point in connection with the fire is the fact
that the site of the club house is one of the
most valuable pieces of property in this
city. 1t has a front on Broadway, another
on Fifth avenue, while its broad side opens
upon Madison square. This spot is be-
coming the centre of fashionable trade.
During my early days in this city Madison
square was far out of town, but now 1t is
the chief resort of the ton. Draw a circle
of half mile radius and you have the elite
of the city. Every pleasant afternoon the
crowd of fashion worshipers is seen upon
the pave, and the butterfly throng glorifles
itself in the spring styles. | do not see
happiness or even content on the counte-
nances of this class. The tyranny of fash
ion leaves its impress on all its votaries,
who pay dearly for brief display, and who
even by their most splendid costumes only
awaken the sympathy of
THE HERMIT IN New YORK.