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few people WHO stand 50 high as 90 cents IS in il

aeW pctpictWtV BtdHu oV hiSti 10 10 SCchtS III
the dollar.
julius MEYER, e03 Broad street.. IT hisca-
terer to public taste and comfort has a
varied stock. Whether he is named in
honor Of Julius Caesar or not we cannot say.
but he conducts business upon style that
is as mastery in trade as-was Julius Casar's
genius In war. Look at his. advertise
ment-his articles In the several depart
ments Of the 'thandsome,N the 6 useful, !"
and the substantial The furs, the
cloaks, the gloves, etc.; ladies' cuffs, COL
lars, and handkerchieis, &c.; gentlemen 8
and boys clothing, and gentlemen's fur
ishing goods. In short, Mr.. Meyer has q
great many things suited to the season. Try
Meyers in yoursrounds. ST "a
/ S. A. ,WIysTock, No, ~ north Four
teenth street. Christmas presents Of
watches, diamonds, jewelry, lockets, neck
chains, rings, buttons, pins, ear -rings, apd
a variety Of things in the ornamental line.
A good place fol hunters OF. rich things;
C. Z1MMER, 1886 Main street. Here, chill
dren, are things for many parties. Here
= - ..E.E. - an
are cakes, candy, sugar toys, sc. Mr.. Zim-
mer gets up great many superb things for
setting out holiday entertainments. Fami-
lies will find much assistance In patronfzing
his establishment. h s5s's's1 90"
NJ. GOLDEN, 1923 Main street:-Shoes Of
all sorts, from the stout and durable for
mems service to the most delicate and ele-
CANT slipper for the fairest OF feet. Try
Golden's stock, and you cannot fail to be
suited.
sM1TH's-C -Children's Carriages and Toy
Store-No. 1923, corner Of Eighth and Main
streets.-Here we have boys wagons, car
riages, wheelbarrows, velocipedes, hobby
horses, sleighs, &c. !; toys Of every sort,
dolls, and dolLfurniture, etc, etc. Smiths
is a place to enrich the eyes OF chill
dren. How very much happier the
children OF these days should be than
those Of days long past, when they
had no such vehicles as now afford the
means of pleasure to our little friends.
There were no boys wagons, or wheelbar-
rows, or sleighs. Boys then, sided down
the hill on planks, and had rough time OF
it. The best horse OF the day was the stick
with feather stuck in the end. The rider
straddled him, and all his capers were cut
by the rider himself. Such as the "Dapple
Gray" that now rocks the young chevalier
was not known. Indeed, boys, you do not
know what blessings you enjoy, and we tell
you to make the most of'them. Go is, boys !!
Smith has excellent things for you.
We shall have something further to say on
this holiday business. 49,.
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HENR1co COUNTY. Court, YESTERDAY
Judge b. C. Minor presiding.-W Warner a.
Guy was appointed constable for Fairfield
magisterial district, to fill vacancy caused
by the resignation Of WI. Yarbrough.
!. L.. d. Jeter was appointed justice Of the
peace for Brookland magisterial district, to
fill vacancy caused BY the failnre OF w.
Y. Mordecai to qualify. 5r-r to ~ ~.
Lucy Ann Chester, convicted Of petit lar
ceny, was sent to Jail for five days. III
Emma Mercer, Jointly indicted with the
above, was acquitted. isis - e!sttl
Thomas Isaacs, charged with obstructing
public highway, was tried and acquitted.
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CHANGE OF TIME.- There has been slight
change in the running Of one, OF the trains
on, the Fredericks sbnrg road. The through
trains now leave at s "A. NJ and 8:30 p. NJ,
The aceommo odation train leaves for the
Junction. .at 4:3Q P. II f..st,:ss..s,.f
J Trains arrive at 11:30 F. M. daily except
Sunday md T:e5 a. NJ, daily. ~ ( 81
The accommodation train arrives daily
Sundays excepte6 at S:32 a.. .M. ...,..ss,s
/ a passenger car, attached to the freight
train, leaves Broad Street depot on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday at $40 A. H., ar
riving at Quantico at 4:4o T. NJ. Return
ing, leaves Quantico on Tuesday, Thursday,
Street dep6t,at,8 P. NJ. -
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- ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION.
Sergeant Angle and Policeman Charter yes
terday arrested colored youth named Will.
liam Nelson, charged with firing into the
boat Of Henry Riddle on Monday night.
The boat was lying in the basin between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, and Nelson and
others had endeavored to steal wood landed
from it, and had been driven away. Mex,
son returned with a pistol, and fired into
the boat, but luckily without hurting any
one. Examination this morning.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

/. Sudden Death.-A. j. Royal, night
watchman at the Richmond depot OF the
Danyille railroad, died yesterday at his resi-
dence, on Fifth street, after brief illness.
Mr.. Royal will be remembered as the man
who was struck with a rock by an unknown
person about eighteen months ago. From
the injuries then received Mr. Royal never.
fully recovered, and his untimely death was
doubtless fastened By this saffair.. He was,
looked upon as an excellent and trustWor-
thy man, was about thirty years Of age, and
leaves a family.
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SoUTH CARoLISA SENATORS. - Columbia, s..
g., December 12.-The balloting com
menced to-day in the Democratic House for
United States senator. There are fourteen
candidates, md the votes ranged from eight
to eleven, which was the highest cast for
General M. e. Butler, OF Edgefeld.
Troops are arriving here from Florida.
Everything quiet. No excitement what
ever. n, s.5.fs n -
In the Republican House ballots fof
United States senator resulted in the cleo
ton Of United States District Attorney d.
t. Gorbin. BE received ;tifty-efght out of
sixty.six votes cast. In the Senate Corbin
received seventeen. and Gary Demoerat)
twelve votes. Corbin was declared elected.
Both Houses have adj journed.
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e Personal. Deputy Sheriff John Cogbill
is reported quite sick at the old courthouse.
. Mayor Chiles was seriously indisposed
yesterday. y I I
1.-THE condition OF Roger Scott, who was
struck on the head with a heavy weight by
-Jordon Epps Monday night, was reported
better yesterday. 4 .s.f
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A DIsTuRBER OF THE PEACE.-A man first
giving his name as L. Martin and then as l..
Gibbs, and who said he was from Amelia,
was arrested last night by Policeman James
for disturbing the audience of the Theatre.
BE was tipsY. 49,. ..L....
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COMMISSION MRRcHANTs.

VT A. SUBLETT, COMMISSION sMER-
CHANT. No. 1Gl5 Basin hank, Rishmond;
Ea oters his services for the sale OF all kinds of
county produce, and promises bis best efforts 10
phase. Ih connection wfti my business fhare four
bolts out a.d four in per weak by the James River
ana Ranaw3ia canal 10 Cedar P0fpt, carrying pas
sfngcrs and freight. de IL
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THE DISPATCH !. ~;

r,crpEf, PLAID, STRIPED, and
Zou rmor, r'ru nrr nrEss GOODS at 25c. worth a0c.
,oo ,Ss,es r1.AlN ALrACAs aad PoPLISs at
aoc. worth soc. yard' ,e,, :, ,y ,,,,,,
4 larsc line of AIL-Weol' ana f'N''h'Si'
Sy1HEs a, extra low prices.
=. ,,,~,cs RACK ALPACAS rrom zoe. to 81
- "a Give me t.ial IN Alpacas, as have she
bcs, and cheapest line 10 the city. .l Iii
+, fuI, line of BLACK MERINoS, CACHENaikisS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, DEL &C., at very
low prices. ..,,.su.. 9Eat.
, worry large stock Of SHAWLS, SKIRTS, BLAS-
NETS. HOODS, NUBiAS, and JACKETS at
extra low prices to close them out' H,st,. -
100 new STYLES CLOAKS, just received, and very
cheap.
300 o,cccs CAsSIMERES, TWEEDS, WATER
PROOFS, ,BEAYER-CLoTH, DoEshlNS, &c.'
al reduced prices; ...,
$50 pieces WHITE, GRAY, RED, and BLUE
FLANNELs At lower prices than ever before before
offered. ... ta,Ns~, II ~
. large line Of STRIPED HOSE, S0LID-COLOR
HOSE. HASDKERCHIEFS. GLOVES, COR
SITS, SCARFS, PoCKET-BOOKs, aud other
goods for Christmas;
1000 new. pretty, and cheap WAX-bOLLs, from
25c. TO Sl.25. Call early and secure n Doll.
100 sets LADIES and CHILDREN's FURs at
very low prices TO close them out; -
1000 pair Of uew-shades TWO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES at Csc. pair worth 81. ..~e@
so dozen LADIES' MERINo VESTS at soc. a
uair worth 90c.-call and see them:
Also, a large line OF GENTLEMEN'S MERINO
SHIRTS ut ali prices: .., .
s nieces new and pretty INGRAM CARPET at
45c. ward worth 65c., TO close them out;
5 pieces HEMP CARPET ut 1S and 20c. yard.
Don't fail 10 call on WILLIAM THALHlMERio ior
Your DRY GOODS, SC. COL Broad street. dc 8
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Police Court Mayor Chiles continued
the case OF Jordan Epps, charged with felo-
.niously striking Roger Scott, until Friday,
to await the result Of SCOTS injuries.
Henry johnson was committed to Jail for
three days for drunkenness. ~ IN \
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THE MONUMENTAL CONCERT. sociation
Hall was filled. last night by an enthusiastic
and appreeiatiye audience. The concert
was q success in every sense Of the word.
This truly brilliant triumph of iom home
talent deserves a more extended notice than
eean at present be given; but we do notiex-
aggerate In one iota when we say that the
performance; taken as a whole, has never
been surpassed, III ever eqnalled, In sonr
city. All honor;t0 our talented and indus.
trious choir OF the ornamental church and
their inimitable director.
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Real Estate Sale.-Horace Peasley, OF
Ohio, has become the purchaser OF 115 acres
of land in Clover Hill district, belonging to
the Horner estate, for $515. st.,=-t -: 4.
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Chesterfield Court. The County Court
was in session Monday and yesterday, and
when this report closed was engaged in the
trial Of Robinson and Brown, indicted for
burglary and larceny at the store of james
Gregory on November 18th.
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RAID, on 4 MINISTER Last evening about
j8 CLOCK a large number Of the members OF
Broad-Street Methodist church, in body,
entered the residence Of their. popular
young pastor, Rev. S. A. Steel, on Eighth
near Leigh street, and pounded him well.
While unexpected, and taking him by sur
prise, it was. no doubt gratifying to him in
the commencement Of o new year to know
the, affection in which he is held by his flock.
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.TILpEN ovERcoATs.-Another supply OF the
new style Overcoats just received at III .,sie
j. Fl. SIMPsoN G Co.'S,
49, ~ - 1908 Main street.
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-fyICT0RY FOR RIcHNoND.--The suit OF
James H.,West against the city OF Rich
mond-a dispute about paving-was ended
in the City Circuit Court yesterday by a
verdict for defendant
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The DEATH-LIsT.--Thew whole number Of
deaths in the city during the past week, ex-
elusive of still-births, 81. Still-births, COL
orad t,oalp I.,-Ia-.r... - ..t#- gs., sy
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DISPATCH PRIaTINs-HoUsE.-.In order to meef
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade we
have added we.l-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together With our improved MA
c1iINEEY and sKlLrUL AEoHxNIcAb TALENT
warrant US in guaranteeing the yERY BEST cLAst
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most expe
ditfnnc ruappar Is, ~,
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To THE CoNsuMPTIvE-Let those who Hnguish
under the fatal severity Of climate through any
pulmonary complaint, or even those who are in de-
ctded consumption, by no means despair. There is
asafe and sure remedy at hand and one easily tried
"WnBoR's COMPOUND OF CoD-LTyER OIL AND
LIME" without possessing the very nauseating
favor OF the oil as heretofore used Is endowed by
the phosphate Of lime with o healing property
which renders the OH doubly eficacious. Remarka.
Bile testimonials Of its efficacy can be exhibited to
those who desire to see them. For sale by A. b.
WILBoR, Chemist, Boston,
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I have analyzed the wHIsKKY known under the
brand Of - SELECT" !" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER p. BLAIR 6 Co, Richmond, Va, and find it
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family puI-
poses.--J. b. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor
Chemistry Medical College Of Virginia. - 4
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BEAUTIFUL CASHMERE SUITs.-The very lates
styles of fancy Cashmere Pants, fancy suits fol
boys, and Boys, Overcoats, ail now ready at
,a-, - "a j. 81. SIMPSON &c CO.'S. .
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!. T., Il. LYONS CAsE.--The Hastings Court
was not in session yesterday. To-day the
cases of T. x. Lyon, John Brady, and
James Sweeny are set fortrial. ~ =.
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FROM PROFESSOR A. JACKSON, Laval Universe
ty, Quebec: i have used a good deal OF CoLDEN's
LIEBra's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC
INvIGoRAToR in my private practice, and can re-
commendit as extremely useful In cases Of debility
and weak digestion requiring Strengthening nour-
ishmpnt -t.r> s: ~ y.t5r4 80 t=SFtm ~
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The best preparation for Coughs, Colds, and
Hoarseness is the COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoRE-
HOUND" Ask your druggist for a25c. bottle.
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MrLLER's HoREnouNp COUGH SYRUP, 25c
Sold by all druggists. siiti .i3G Il Eaat
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(1dd. .Fsl,o o.rsh ipp JJackson and Hender-
son Lodge nominated officers for the ensus
ing term Monday night. These officers
WILDE elected Decemhe Gath.
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CHRISTMAS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Our last, or rather first, notice OF Christ
mas was read by our readers-that is, il
they read them at all-in exceedingly chilly
weather, with keen winds bowling around
us, and icy reminders OF the sufferings OF
needy and exposed persons, and, indeed,
with no especial consolation save the pro-
mise afforded by the freezing temperature
that we should have plenty OF ice for sum-
mer-time to cool our water and to use in
hundred ways in giving pleasure and health
to us all. That was indeed consoia-
ton; but the weather put temporary
embargo upon shopping and checked
the preparations for the coming glo-
rious festival. Since then the keen
winds have ehauled OFF" and directed
their wild rage to some other field, which is
far more agreeable to US. The temperature
has become gentle and the sun genial and
the business Of spinning street-yarns, and
cheapening, and catering, is begun afresh.
How delightful it is for such bright pc
riod to follow cold snap, People on the
streets look so gay; and the young ladies,
clad in the gay fashions Of the day, look so
brightly glad and SO bewitchingly beauti-
full. Every poor old man who walks
the streets OF Richmond on bright
day is sure to say, 81 would l
were boy again." BY the way,
now that we think on it, there are SO many
pretty girls in Richmond! Did you ever
see the like? Which reminds us that we
are forgetting our subject in this scene Of
life and beauty. Yet it is most congenial
with the temper CT the season that one
should think Of the life and love Of youth.
This grand season is full of promise-the
promise OF an everlasting youth, and the
hope that is ever fresh and never obscured
by cloud.
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FULL DRESS SUITS-SATIN-LINED COATS, DOE
SKIN PANTS. and CLOTH VESTS. Entire suit, thirty
five dollars. A. SAHs Co., 1013 Main street.
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WEATHEn-sriPs FOE DOORS AND WINDOWS.
j.. H.. GRAFTON, Ninth street. st1 III
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OUR slo ULSTER combines STYLE. WARMTH
and DURABILITY.
A. sAKs & Co, 1913 Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 35;
A. NJ, 38; noon, So; 8 PM, So; 6 P.
~, so; midnight, 80.
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NEsDAY NOR q. ECEAIBER al8. 1876. q

& STABLE BURNED. AT i o'clock this morn-
ing an alarm tof FIRE was turned in from
Station 4e, TWENTY. .ffth.s Street engine
house, caused by the burning OF Mr. Peter
Crews stable, corner Twenty ty.sighth and
Grace streets. Damage, S4gU. No insurance.
GRaND LoDaE or M4sos ELgcTIoN or
OFFICERS. Tie following officers 81 the
Grand Lodge were elected last night 2 Rich
ard Parker, ofo Winchester. Grand Master !;
Beverly r. Welliord, Jf., Of Richmond,
Deputy Grand Master sPeytoni s. Coles, OF
Charlottesville, Grand Senior: Warden !;
Reuben III. Page, Of ;Abing don, Grand sJu-
nior Warden; Oscar N. ~ Marshail of
Richmond, Grand Treasurer; William b.
Isaaes, Of Richmond, Grand Secretary; !;
Mayo B. Darlington, Of CartersYille, Grand
Senior Deacon; Henry ~ marry, of. Lou
isa Courthouse, Grand Junior Deacon !:
George w. Dame, Of DanyilIe. Grand Chap
lain; james e.. Riddick, Of Richmond,
Grand Pursuivant; James III. Taylor, OF
Richmond, Grand Tiler; Thomas Angel,
OF Richmond, Grand Steward; ]; James
Evans, Grand Lecturer. l - y
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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 It, that II
is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimilatcd than any other oil.
we guarantee 1t to be entirely pure and fresh
free from rancidity and fully possessing AL of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-liyer oil. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 9l9 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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4itt,n,olld 9ispattll,
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER Is. 1875.

RsrTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATcH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY S5l 3 -ss q. ;szss.fs Il. ii
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has decided advantages for the consumer.
E. A. SAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
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!: Officers Elected. IS, Z. yGrayer has been
elected vice dent, and Henry tA. How
ard G. Cs sot the /. o. G.. b. &
The newly-elected officers OF the Fire
Department win be installed at the special
meeting tonight. f- sg.,,.s4gs u is.,4 /,
William Walsh has been elected sergeant
alarms and 5anitor Of the engine house,
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3ARCHgTECTURAL kR0E-wORKsa
4 RCHITECTuRAL IRON COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA. 4
MINIMUM CAPITAL....t.. Si26,00o
ASA President
WARNER MOORE. Secretary.
ORGANIZED. November 8, 1878.
Asa SNYDER co., the business, In all lis branch
es heretofore conducted by them win be continued
by; the ARCHITECTURALsIR IRON COMPANY at
their works, corner OF Gary aEd Eleventh streets,
Richmond, Va. .tss., t no 15;e ;eodlm !,
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SHIPPERS Of Christmas presents, &C., are urged to
send packages and boxes to the Express.oAlce as
early as possible, so as to allow ample time for
them to reach destination In due season.
The Express Company Is generally crowded with
freight during the holidays. f,t,s 4ss fset-
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WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES r o-DAY.-W Washington,
December l2.-Forth the Middle States, partly
cloudy and slightly warmer weather during
Wednesday, with winds shifting to west
and south, and rising followed by falling
barometer.
For the South. Atlantic and Gull States,
clear or fair weather, except local rains in
the southwest; stationary or slight rise
in temperature, westerly to southerly
winds, and a slight rise followed by falling
barometer
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WEATHER STRIPS for doors and windows at
BOOTH Co's.s S32 Main street. 81 s.
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY NICE CAcHEsIRB
DRESS go to SYcLE BROTHERS,. 49, 4s,s,s ts
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GoTO B. +. TIASLEY Il CO.'S, SE
~ 43a BROAD STREET sses1'e.
sEMIyG-MAC4FINEs.

(tREAT TIsfPROVEMENTI IN SEWING
VI MACHIEES.-.THE LITTLE AONFIOR,' s.
the ladies' friend, shuttle, 10 bobbin 40 re-
winding OF thread makes three kinds OF stitches di-
lccty fre2l two whole Gpoola, and has q Selfrsgu-
)atiug tension and selS-settfn2 needle. :.
JOHN y. B.sERENSHsAEV, Agent
no 2-3m 1873 Main street, Richmond, Va
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WE are taking the lead In. the CLOTHING BUsI-
NESS on the merits Of our stock, which for
FTNENEss,
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

THAT eENTLEnAS's THREE-gal
SOLE CATER FOR s25oIs DOUGHTY NN
BY EVERYBODY at
dela MAYS. GO7 Broad street.
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THE CHEAPEST BLACK SILKS. .you viii find at
SYCLE BROTHERS..
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A NICE SELECTION OF NEW GOODS Just open
for holiday presents at sYGLE BROTHERS..
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SWEET fIoRfpA ( On AHGns as ffzz1srss
b PRIME :PuRPLE GRAPEs SC i1zyET,ss HI ~:
PRIME IsAHELLA GRAPEs as1Rgxzfxfts.
81 LAnGE Lof or yFAHcy TEDz z1ss HAsKErs af A.
PIzzINf; u. .s.' s07 Broad u ,sl#
Golden California Raisins far ea,es ~ tn,lp ,,se
prime Leghorn Cttron, eieaned carrarts, Geiatiue.
an kinds Nuts, al PTzzIRI's, GU7 Br6sd street.
~ r - ss
Whitman,s ard ASaillards finest French candies.
pure French Candies at soc. per round, IL 4. Prz-
szryI, Jr's., s07 Broad street,
Dos''r BUY yoUR DRY Goops before You look
at sYcLE BROTHERS,. ts: sss
\ HOLIDAY PREsENTs, for the large ones and tie
small ones at SycLE BR0rHERs'. II,
{. { TEE CHEAPEST eloAHs you rt,lfnd at sYcLE
st Il II tsf d:
THREn ;DoLLARs viii bay ainics pair Of. blankets
at sYcLE BROTHERS, il !. 81 81 ..ss 8
Il sBAspsoaE FURs for chsiiren at ssYeLE Bro
TBERs'.
FEW aoRE 70 Of those ly-soiled blankets at
sYcLE BRorHERs,. ~ go
THE LARGEST STOCK or, DRESS Goops you
win find at sYcLE BRorHERs'.
"a
60 TO SYCLE BRoTHERs'. 7ts,
/ tYoU CAN BUY a great many goodsfor little money
at sYcLE BROTHERS. t'stt 3 :
{ Ten, DOLLARS viii buy . nice cloak at sYcLR
BRoTHEnB. 80 !. \ 80.
A NICE SELECTION OF NEW GOODS Just opened
for holiday presents at sYeLE BROTHERS..
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before you buy your dry goods.
If YOU WANT TO BUY A NICE CAcHEsIRE
DRESS go to SYcLE BROTHERS,.
THE CHEAPEST BLACK SILKS you win find at
SYCLE BROTHERS..
SHIPPERS Of Christmas presents, &C., are urged to
send packages and boxes to the Express.ofllce as
early as possible, so as to allow ample time for
them to reach destination In due season.
The Express Company Is generally crowded with
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before you buy your dry goods.
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