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TON, HERMAN, nc DONALD, Price, RANDOLPH,
(and perhaps others) are Democrats.
This vote is d good sign. IT indicates
that there may vet be u peaceful solution Of
the presidential troubles.
Mr.. THURAANsand Mr.. JOHNSON did no,
vote. Mr.. THuRaAS's opinion, however, Is
known to be that the countiag Of the vote
ought to be done under law-passed BY
BOTH houses and signed BY the President.
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.HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
HOLIDAY REsENTs!
BRIDAL PRESENTS !
BRIDAL PRESENTS |

NOWLAN & CO., JEWELLERS,
ARE OPENING FOR THE HOLIDAYS NEW
AND FASHIONABLE JEWELRY FOR LADIES'
and GENTLEMEN WEAR, in STONE,
CAMEO, ana ROMAN GOLD SETS; PINS, EAR
RINGS, RINGS, SCARF-RINGs and PINS,
SLEEVE and BOsOM-BUTTONs, PENDANTS;
NECK, OPERA, and YEST-CHAINS; MEDAL
LIONS, WATCHES.
DIAMOND EAR-DROPs, CLUSTER and SOIL
TAIRE ENGAGEMENT and WEDDING-RIEGS,
and q great variety Of
..- NEW BRIDAL SILVER IN CASES.
CORNER OF TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
Pr. Ide 11-tDe25] -...-" sat
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The VOTE IN, THE SENATE DECLARING THE
JOINT RULES REPEALED. Yeas. Messrs..
Acorn, Allison, Anthony, Bsyard, Blaine,
Booth, Boutwell,, Bruce, Burnside, Came.
ron OF Wisconsin, Chaffee, Christiancy,
CLAYTON, Cocktail Conkling, Conover,
Cooper, gragin, Dawes. Dennis, Dorsey,
tom Harvey, Hitchcock, Howe. Ingalls,.
hsraan, Logan, McCresry, Mcdonald. Nio.
MILAN, Mitchell, Morrill,, Morton, Paddoek,
fasssrsoR, Price, Randolph, Sargent, sher.
man. snencer, Teller, Wadieig6s wallace.
ST Mindom, and Wright 70. s. ia 81
and Withsrs. = - ~
sssrs, BAY4a pppissR, E1ros, HaatIdt
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.,p.t4AeRRrAGEa.

Married at Che ter wa December 9Th, By the
Rev. Mr. sar1ris JOHN u. EGBERT TO SALLIE
L. eldest Daughter Of VI. A. ApDleby, Esl.; all OF
New jersey. Es
Married, on the 22d OF November, at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother, by the Rev. E. w. War
ren, DEAN F.sJONES to Miss ANNIE 7. COT
TRELL; both or this city. No cards.
Fredericksburg and Baltimore papers please copy.
Married. on Thursday, 7tti instant, at The resi-
dence Of the BRIDES faii,er, bv the Rev. g. A. Steel,
Mr. e. e. PARHAM to Miss ALLIE m eldest
danghier OF j. n. wilkinson, Esq. MI OF Rich
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ep UPWARDS OF 100000 WORTH Or
!. 49, GOODS TO BE DISPOSED OF
49, AT PRIVATE OR AUCTION SALE!
COHEN BROTHERS

e..t COHEN BROTHERS
have concluded before moving TO he'f new ss's ~
corner Fourth and Broad, TO sell on theif :,
gardess Of cost or value, In order 70 open w,It
entire new stock. An goods remaining unSosu VIZ I.
- ae.-a a. r,,h,,c auction about the first part o.
January. ~ 1lsE I'D srest,
Their assortment consists OF the frss ana nNss
oered In this state, aud consequently LENDS
ID DRY-GOoDS purchasers never oherea peio 10
Among the thousands various goods ma! " w.
vary large stock OF imported and domestic
- ri, ACK and COT ORED SILKS;
IRA OK and CoL0RED ALPACAS; ,,ou
7b nieces BLACK and C0LoRED fhhs'-
CACHEluRES;
f3SSf DRAP DsETR,
| 80 g,tst - BoMnA2IeSES,
,s EMPRESS CLOTHS,
!, s, ,,,., v pasn1 Of DRESS soopso Of this
lbs 80 4 sensoH.: *
Also. LADIES, CLoAkSs
ELANNELs, at
!. CAsSDEREs,
80. e s FAB, e and No-cosERs,
&, EIDGL0yESsc oRskIs' -
pfRB0Ns Of every width and shaoe ,., J. ,j.jt
T.ArE an AIDES, NOTING IiAM LAoEs,
0IrRTAIN-LyNESs, sHA AIDES and FiAL an oil.
= yery VA ssrre, stock OF CARPETS ana W.
CLOTHS; "a. =. 80.
wHYrE GOODS OF every descfaps'sA'
500 dozen KID GLoyESs.,aN
| Sa pleces FEATHER yai 49,
FUR TRI3EadINiS, BKAA4ilp1.Ss
snIs s.,.s e se as ash sarns .aa III.
= - ldlSs s. s7 Is
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DEATHS.

Died, af s o'clock A. n, December 9th, MABEL,
daughter OF Robert and A. E. Mayo; aged three
and half years.
The funeral will take place on SUNDAY. Decem..
her father, 314 Byrd street. The friends Of the
family are invited to attend. .+,..g
Died. In this city, December 9th, at 10 o'clock W.
E. ELLIOTT; aged sixty years.
The funeral win take place from 81. faurs cnurcn
MONDAY AFTERNOON at 3k o'clock. Friends OF
the family respectfully invited TO attend.
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CR0NIN-How He PocKETED THE CERTIF-
ICATES OF TIE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS AND
HELD A CONVENTION HIMsELF-Sdn Fran
cisco, December ga Portland press dis
patch says: In an interview with ats to-
day he states positively that when Secretary
| Chadwick slipped the certificate Of election
through the door into Cronin's hand the
other electoral candidates were present and
asked what the sealed envelope contained.
| Cronin answered that it contained the GER
titicates of election. Watts, Cartwright, and
Odell asked to see the certificates. Cronin
declined to allow them. The request was
made. three times by the electors named,
and each time denied. The electors then
demanded he should produce the certif.
Gates. Cronin refused In the most emphatic
terms. at the same time thrusting the envel-
ope in his breast pocket and buttoning his
cont. The electors aver that one in the
room but Cronin saw what he claimed
were the certificates. So fer as they had
positive, or judicial knowledge the envelope
contained nothing except blank slips. . He
claimed he was an elector and said he Ind a
certificate, and asked permission to actwith
Cartwright and OdeIL These gentlemen did
not refuse OF any time to act with him.
They demanded he should exhibitlhis eerti-
fcate and show what right he had to claim
a seat in. The, Electoral Board. This he also
positively, refused to do. Cronint himself
withdrew and declared that as the other
two gentlemen refused to act there existed
| two vacancies in the Board, which he pro-
ceeded to fill, appointing MILES and Parker,
| two staunch Democrats, and then cast the
| so-called electoral ballot Of the State. The
Republican electors, after casting the cleo
toral ballot, prepared full and complete
| statement.of what took place in the room,
and of everything that was said oand done,
to which each appended his affidavit. This
statement has been forwarded, together
with the sealed ballot, to the president OF the
Senate. f'IiH ifitf' .,sf ~ <t'sli't 2itt..' :,
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II may be remembered that two days after
the election Kellogg, de tacto Governor Of
Louisiana, teiegraphe 70 Logan, L. IT, Gov
ne viii never be Presld lent. -. ga
Mr.. Gronin, the Democratic eiecfortin
Oregon, jig o brother OF DIR. Timothy O.
Cronin, OF iiBropk Ign, one 5of theR Republican
elect for New York. ssitaIa a:Ff ~
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ILLUSTRATED GIFT-BOOKs.
Coleridges Ancient Mariner, illustrated by
Dore. .............s1o 90
The Skeleton in Armor. by Longfellow. 5 90
Christmas Stories, by Washington IRVING. SO
Shakespeare, Svo., 10 90
Tennyson, Whittier, Longfellow, Lowell,
household edition. half calf cach.......... 4 90
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ITO, FOR THE HOLIDAYS. w,

IL DENNIS, corner Ninth and Broad streets, has
beautiful goods suitable for presents, such as fine
Chromos, us high rs s25, and cheap ones as low rs
Soc, or three for 81. Looking Glasses, Picture
Cord and Nails, beautiful Mottos variety Of Statu
airy and Crosses, MottoF Frames, &C., &c. An early call
Will 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. de 9-2w>
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CHATTERBOX AT 60 CENTS,

POETS AT rs CENTS: i.s :.
MOORE, BYRON, BURNS, HOOD, SHELLEY
(bound in handsomely illustrated bindngs), at rs
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Is COLORADO 4 STATE Colorado Is sup
posed to be State in the Union; at least
that is the impression Of the people, for
President. Grant proclaimed. the fact and
the Senate .nnhesitating admitted the
Colorado senators. But the Speaker OF the
Democratic House virtually declares that
there Is no such State. In calling the States
forsbilss this morning Mr.. Randall jumped
from Nebraska right into the Territories,
and called Colorado as % Territory and not
as State. Washing ton special 2. Baltimore
American, 9th. .s = e 81
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200 pieces FIGURED, PLAID, STRIPED, and
BROCADED DRESS GOODS at 25c. worth Acc.
ayard; -..-
100 pieces PLAIN ALPACAs and POPLISs at
zoe. worth SOC. a yard;
A large line of ALL-WOOL and ENGLISH CACHE
MIRES at extra low prices.
rs pieces BLACK ALPACAS from zoe. TO 81
ward. Give me a trial In Alpacas, as have the
best and cheapest line in the city.
A full line Of BLACK MERIN0S, CACHEMlREs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, DELAINES, &C., at very
low prices.
A very large stock Of sHAwLs. SKIRTS, BLAN-
KETS, HOODS, NUBIAS, and JACKETS AZ
extra low prices to close them out;
100 new styles CLOAKs, Just received, aud yer!
cheap. t2@.aA
200 pieces CAsSIMERES, TwEEDs, WATER
PROOFS, BEAyER-CL0TH, DOEShlNS, &C.,
at reduced prices; ~
$50 pieces WHITE, GRAY, RED, and BLUE
FLANNELS at lower prices than ever before
offered. y
| A large line Of STRIPED HOSE, soLID-CoL0R
HOSE HANDKERCHIEFS. GLOVES, COR
| SETS, sCARFs, POCKET-BoOKS, and other
goods for Christmas; So. ,.,
| 900 new, pretty, ana cheap WAX-DoLLs, if0n'
= 25c. 10 sl.25. Call early and secure Don.
100 sets LADIES' and CHILDBEN's FURs at
q lyery low prices TO close them out;
LOCO ipaar OF new-shades TWo-BUTToN hlD
| GLOVES at csc. pair warth 81 i 49,
30 dozen LADIES' MERINo VESTS at SOC.
nair worth oOc.-call and see them
Also. large line Of GENTLEhEN's AEhiSo
n saaH new ~ and prss.y INGRAM cARPETas
:! 4sc, n ward worth csc, to close them out,
pieces HE e. GaRPET Il sna
your DRY GOODS, &c. sol Broad s'fee'. W.
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T1HE HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA
1 CLAUS STILL AT
THE TEMPLE OF FANC&,
No. 7l3 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS. ..,,.
Fresh arrivals direct from Il factories Of Boys
wagons and Vslocipedes Hobby -Horses and Shoo,
sukes and sesns a AND
ali Kinds Of Mechanical Toys for less than factory
price: French Dolls, Wax Dolls, China Dolls, and
ali other Dolls; Doll Furniture doll yewelrX, ana
Sets for ladies and children, and endless other goods
for Christmas presents all at the very lowest prices,
at No. 713 Main street. .,a. " .7ssxa,x-
q de 9~2w = - JOIN Dues.
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CMITH'S CHILDREN'S CA RR1AG E
~ AND TOY STORE is the place to buy CHEAP
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS-TOYS of every descrip-
DOLLS. FRENCH DOLLS, CHINA DOLLS, IN
DESTRUCTIBLE DOLLS-all sizes. DOLL JEW
ELRY, DOLL FURNITURE, In great varieties.
ONS, WHEELBARROWS, VE1OCIPEDES, HOB.
BY-HORSEs, SLEIGHS, &C.. all of which Will sell
ut the lowest prices. Give me call. No. 72S, next
to the corner of Eighth and Main streets, opposite
nv old stand. de 1-tDe 25
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.::mlLorsDAY Scoops.
eREATLY REDUCED PRICES

I would call public attention to my large and
varied assortment Of BOOKS, WRITING-DESKs,
GAMES, and Other articles, suited for Christmas
presents, which / offer at unusually low rates.
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POETS AT 81

& POETS AT 81:
LONGFELLOw, WHITTIER. TENNYSON,
SCOTT, SAKE, OWEN MEREDITH, PROCTOR,
BRET HARTE, POEMS OF PLACES (by Long,
fellow. 4sPnd in cloth. Each 81. E,is.9L
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STANDARD BOOKS IN SETS.

STANDARD BOOKS IN SETS.
Dickens's Complete Works, 14:yols.. .......S14 90
Dickens's Complete Works, voIs..... 800. 10 90
Waverly Novels, IL yols..". ....".......... 1S 90
Wayerly Novels 6 vols ..................... 10 90
Shakespeare. vols ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Macaulay's England, s vols... 90
Goethe's Works, 7 vols Observation-Disclosures 10 SO
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General RuGER's letter is plain. The
committee Of the national House Of Repre-
sentatiyes new know that the military are
supreme in this country. General RUaER
would OF course exclude the same gentle
men from the House Of Representatives at
Washington ii GRANT were to order him to
do 80. Great is military rule. 81.
But. after oil, may it not be that General
RuaER wrote whist he did for the purpose
OF letting the people see the condition in
which the country now stands.
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NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Boys Treasury Of Sports and Pastimes.......Sl 70
500 Bible Stories. with 800 Pictures......... rs
The Vine and Olive Optics new book)...... 80
The Rose In Bloom, by L. NJ. Allcott........ SO
The Young Trail-Hunters. .................... so
Aunt aadge,s Story, by Sophie May rs
The Bow Emigrants, by Noah Brooks. SO
Flake Frizzle by Sophie May.........""... rs
sntp and WhIp. $50. L25
Lion Jack, by 2. T. Barnum. ................ 1 80
Shifting for Himself, by Horatio A1ger, Dr.. so
The Boys and Girls OF the Revolution...".... SO
Daisy Travers, by Sophie May. .............. SO
Esop's Fables ......75c. and SO
Boys OF the Revoluton-A History Of the
Battles of the Revolution (Illustrated) . 90
Half-Hours with the Early Explorers. 25
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CHRIsTMASl
!. PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS !
PRESENTS. |
CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS |
CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS. |
-CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS."l
|CHRfSTMASfl
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS. l
CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS. |
CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS. |
WILLIS / MAS \
PRESENTS. /
CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS. |
CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS |
PRESENTS. |
CHRISTMAS !
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BROAD: STREET.

ISL L. STERN & co. ~
s. / have just opened one Of lhe largest,
IS cheapesr, and best-assorted stocks Of
S. DRY GOODS,
IS FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONS,
s. ever offered In this city. All their
IS goods have been selected with great
s. care, and they call the special atten-
IS tom Of their friends and the public
8. generally to the thousands OF cheap
rs and useful articles suitable for
s. lCHRiSTMAS PRESENTS, to be
IS sold ut astonishing low prices.
S. Special Inducements offered In
IS Dress Goods, Cassimeres, Beaver
). Cloths, WATERPROOF Cioa kin gs,
rs Flannels, Blankets, Shawls, &c.
S. /. Cloaks! Cloaks!i Cloaks III Furs !!
As Furs INA large stock Of the above
8. goods to be sold at prices to astonish
IS every buyer Full line OF Hanker-
s. chiefs, Isle Thread and Berlin
IS Gloves, Kid Gloves and Gauntlets,
s. Neck. and Sash. Ribbons, Scarfs,
IS Neck Handkerchicfs, Lace Collars,
s. Neck Rufiings,, Collars and Cuffs,
IS and thousands OF other articles suita-
s. Bile for Christmas presents.
ISL L. STERN s. co. invite one and
s. all to call and see their large stock
IS land low prices. Call early, and save
6. money In buying your Dry iGoods
/, L. STERN 81 & CO.. 52s Broad street,
- hp,yyaen Fifth and Sixth streets.
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1.-THE IInion."

This is the title OF Democratic newspa-
per, the publication Of which has just been
commenced in Washington city, and Of
which MONTGOMERY BLAIR is editor. We
hail it with pleasure because the editor in
herits, as it were, q cogent pen, and is en-
dowed with a quick comprehension of po-
litieal tendencies and dangers. His politi-
cal education IS purely republican, and he
understands thoroughly the Constitution
and its grants and limitations.
Mr.. BLAIR has already shown that he is o
watchful sentinel, and that he has both the
power and the will to expose the hypocrisy
and frauds OF the Radicals, and point out
the tendency Of their policy towards the
destruction Of fepublicanism.
Such a Democratic paper in Washington
ought to be well supported. The country
needs it, and it could not be in better hands.
We understand something of newspaper
architecture, and will be pardoned by oru
contemporary for suggesting that little
more pressure on the printing-machine Of
the Union would give to the types little
more OF that clearness which is due to the
incisive ideas OF its editor. ss $3.50 ,.'s
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9 P E IAL n IT I c E.
NY WHOLESALE
CANDY SUGAR-TOY MlANUFACTORY AND
ILL CAKE AND CRACKER BAKERY

is at No. 1886 Main street. just below the ST. Charles
Hotel where ask the trade to call and examine the
largest stock Of goods in the line 20 be found in this
saving machinery am prepared to sell ut prices to
suit the times. -a..-u = - G. ZlMMER,
.f,... ~ 1886 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The well-known confectioner W. TRIBDETT
is with me- and will be pleased to see his friends and
the public generally. Give him CALL de 1l-2w
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4 A LETTER FROM MIR. ooRcoRAN..

Mr.. STUART, OF Augusta, laid before the
House the following letter from Mr. wv. Nv.
;nittee on Schools and Colleges !: g
VAsEINiT0g, p. c., December 8, 1876.
I sDear Sir, lin nsormity with the
promise made on the; 30th liltimo Issend to
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make attractive presents for children. ate
TOY BOOKS in great variety and at low prices.
90. GAMES. ..E.,.-...... -@
have the largest stock Of CHILDREN'S GAMES
in the city. ! can mention only Il few:
japanese Oracle, Florilade, Hens and Chick
ems, Oriental Color Game, Musical Authors,
DIR. Busby, csc n .....S w
Old Maid, Princess Belinda, Jack Sraws, Gin
derella, Black Cat, DIR. Fusby, each. 1890. rs
Captive Princess, LIES 5ltshaps, Folding
Board Games, EACH. ........:..:., .......:.. w
each. Standardization. so
THE Enchanted Table ............... SO
Backgammo n-Boards, each, 81, 81 so, and 81;
Parl0r Croquet, 75c. and 81 per set;
Diaries for 1877 from zoe. to 81. .
WORK-BOXES, WRITING-DESkS,
CARD-CASES, STEREOSCOPES.
POCKET-BOOKS, BIBLES,
PRAYER-BOOKS, HYMNALS IL
HYMN-BOOKS of all denominations,
In great variety, at lowest prices.
The place to buy your CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Is j. r.. ELLYSON'S,
dee 1112 Main street.
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oappasD no arsgENsRossmsNr. !

Mr.. HUBBARD presented Joint resolution
Of thanks to Edwin G. Booth, OF Philadel-
phia, for courtesies extended to Virginians
during the Centennial Exhibition, and pro-
yiding for the transmission Of q copy Of said
resolution on parchment to Mr. Booth by
the Governor; which, under a suspension
OF the rules, was ordered to be engrossed. {
CRIMINAL LAWS. fy94'
Mr.. SrRDTHER presented a joint resolution
Cor committee Of ssegen on the part Of the
House and Eve ON the part OF the Senate to
revise the criminal laws Of the State, and
that all bills and resolutions relative to said
laws shall be referred to said committee.
Passed by. '.3 NJ, ~ n, $50
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Giiuntions Uanieo--femiIe5.

NOOK.-A competent Young woman az first
~ clsss coor. VIII found economical and tr- worthy
csn tax entire charge Of TIE Kitchen eiy roerenca So
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NOOK and LAUNDRESS-Wanted, by q re-
I .neciahlo youug woman, a situation cook and aun
dress. cay reference 70. lOi let ST. between Avenue aAu
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COOK-By a iirst-clss English cook IN Il
- private family uudeIliEf, al kinis Of family eo5Sifg
iarc eau charge OF her bichcn Gail of addFss
IL Wet ghilsf
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NOOK, WASHER and GRONER-Willing aud
~ Obungg; Protestant. can Dc SEGA AZ thS fl'OAA'
4. HOME GfL..yf., above lOth.Si.
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-
ssds virgiails, 9ossp n HaS rhilaisiDbla
D. Harvey, Phisiepaa. Jul& A. BeTSel Providence
y. ~ ~ Weldon Providence. J: c. Nash Proydenes
" pcsnsn Providence @gyie g P 5Sw PSTti,ua
oregon, Proyid s,,sf: G. 8 BsulIra PORTLAND.
9; H sI p,,r;land II. Parker Nes- Haven.
steamships Hermann for Bremen Bc s issgS Hr
Sr Bristol TBee for sant3 Domino ei ny Sg o.
TIayan ity3i@ 80 u'cSeTbscser and Aieiers
ssS san salvador Tor s1ySG@ cb
fef ~ Riean,ond; f. c. knight iot sie9l5t oTh ~ -
4r tSl r,Ssg@ ss ssr5sOR Tor aadoq JSsSns
s Fianes6o bsrks Ilne.a Tor DG1 f Az, tor
ISef Rowe sor seOa; o. G. csary Cor Barbados sarah
hd Sn Ion a. KITS; schrs r. fame- Tor savanna Ia
Sssr' Carrie d. Alien, for Maranhaii'
,soa Eich NfeageT from Bangor, before fcporteu ~
BAN sTidge scharng cargo has completed ana was
loved 70 TIE city IN a. RereatsR nom B,rsleaux which
EaGk ss add anchored al sandy Heck FOR orders was
tove to the s6 o sr from Gloucester which arrived
.s sna Snehared at Sandy look foT 0fefs was ~"e "
ths city 2Ssh a rs u,s,SrvR
po,rt ASp Me- Nov. 2j.lhe schr NlAle nS az
1sa al Cape Isabeta th'r meEos VA, a. ' s1ehsr
ssl She had her buwarks stove AM hef i'' NNN '
carried away ronv,ex PARTS
u.vpr Nov 25-The Genesai laE sssnc Coi@P Pig
sssSsp France sail9i hS9ss Sa & sfens ST. Ger.
u uicuoux tie same ne frSm SsS , T isS y - "
way 81 & Sew S5-Iio Unoara Lac sIca@sap B0Ih
Melilcssn s is Iisit TIE Aisan Line steamship NcSa
sss,S RiehardsOn Dom Bata,Is ~ S Y, e toisv
'WIv6NA NOV 2b.rhe s'oasshhip CaSa, NA''" '-O'
- arA WOW ~ arrived heTo tais nSoihie, - c,..a,,
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Boots ano Shoes.

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proposGls.
FOR WOOLEN BLANKETS

PROPOSALS. FOR WOODEN BLANKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1915.
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,s,ets De10r B,ept with Thousand WOeen Blankets
Army standard
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ERyelopes 80 De addressed Proposals for Banset
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