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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

The Virginia Senators voted that the
Joint rules are not in force. How do they
proposeto 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 Richmond Dispatch
As our paragraph was written to correct
the Stars mistake, it goes without saying
that we meant to state thats WTHERs "voted
that they ,rere in force, and JOHNSTON
argued the same way but did not vote al
ALL" The Petersburg Post must surely
have seen this for itself. 0.-'s .-e'
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BROAD STREET.
Y c,rEDN r. &C,

.~ 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
Foods have been selected with great
care. aud they call the special alien
ton Of their friends and the public
generally to the thousands OF cheap
and useful ar seles suitable Tor
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, to be
sold st astonishing low prices. ),
Special Inducements offered 10
Dress Goods, Casstmeres, Beaver
Cloths, Water-Proof Cloaktngs,
Elanneis, blankets, Shawls, &C.:
Cloakst CloaKs!t Cloaks!!! Furs'
Furs Ia large stock Of the above
goods to be sold ut prices TO astoaisn
every buyer. Full line or Hanker-
chieis, Ltsse-Thread and Berlin
Gloves, Kid Gloves and Gaantiets'
Neck and SASH Ribbons, Scars
Neck Hapdserchiefs, Lace Collars
Neck. Ruftlings, Collars and Cuffs
and thousands Of ether articles suita'
BILE for Christmas presents.
L. STERN Il co. invite one afst
ali to call and see their large stoct
and low prices. Call early, and save
money In buying your Dry Good
STERN co. 5as Broad street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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Their consideration 81 certain bills and
aniondments, and THAT they're Teferredsto
the Conapsittes on Reyisionof the Crimipal
Laws. SAgreed to. ..ss, 8 90
BlLyg ADVANCED. 50 ~
A number Of bills were taken up upon
the cnlensinr and advanced. .S'r-- :
80. $3.50 CHRISTMAS RECESS. 80. =
Me- HOWARD presented q Joint resolution
for recess for, the Christmas holidays from
December 28d to January 3d. Agreed to-
yeas, SO; nays, A. MI n,..s
If. $3.50 LEAvg OF. ABSENCE. i,
+ On motion OF Mr.. TALLEY. Mr.. JACKSON
was granted indefinite leave OF absence. 4
81 4t': ~ PASSED.
House bill to incorporate the Norfolk ana
Brambleton Railroad Company.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
A number OF Senate bills, communicated
from the Senate, were appropriately re-
ferred. .t.i.:. ..sss..ss
Adjourned. =
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| Tirqinia Medical Monthly. LAND0E B.
EDWARDS, Editor. Richmond, December,
| 1876.
The table of contents OF this periodical
shows the discussions to be OF very general
interest. The energy of the Monthly is
we'll maintained. It's OF great value to the
| faculty..
| The Century: Its Nratits and its Festival.
| Being a History and Description OF the
Centennial Exhibition, with a Prelimi-
nary Outline of Modern Progress. BY
EDWARD c. BRUCE. Philadelphia j. b.
LIPPIECoTT & co. .....
The title tells the story for this book,
which describes indeed IL wonderful exhi-
bition of the growth OF art in the century.
But so far rs it relates to the political fruits
| Of that same century the show had more
funcreal than iubilant phase. Liberty
was in agony during the exhibition, and, as
it WERE dying in hearing Of the wheels Of
Whirligig Hall, and almost in hearing Of the
tread OF the giddy heels tramping along the
walkwayS OF the gaudy and Haunting show.
Yet, little heed seemed to exist in the
hearts of the popular muItitudes whilst the
the city (the birthplace OF Liberty honored
by the congregation OF wonders and Of
people, was as indifferent to the convul-
sions Of the republic as if it were located in
China instead Of the United States.
We fear that the great Centennial will
come to be regarded more as an exhibition
OF national indifference to the principles OF
'76 than of admiration of them. Assuredly
the devotion to those principles and the
liberty they enshrined can be anything else
than ardent in a land where they perish
with none to raise an arm for their defence.
Still, il that can be any consolation at
time like this, we have to say that this book
is a very handsome one, entirely creditable
to art. .....-..
1t is for sale by MIR. j. Il. ELLYsoN.
Epochs of Ancient History-1he Athenian
Empire. BY GEORGE W. Cox, M. A.,
joint editor Of the series. With tive maps.
New York: SCRIBEER, ARMSTRONG d Co.
An added volume to those very conve-
nient condensed books upon the epochs Of
history, now being issued by the publishers.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The Handy Speaker: Comprising Fresh
Collections in Poetry and Prose-Humor-
Gus, Pathetic, Patriotic-for Reading
Clubs, School Defamation, Home and
Public Entertainments. Combining the
Selections published in the Reading Club
Nos. l, 2, 3, 4. By GEORGE NJ. BAKER.
Boston: LEE g. SHEPARD.
The title is complete. The book is for
sale by j. L. ELLYsoN.
Handy Dramas for Amateur actors. New
pieces for Home, School, and Z ublic En-
tertalnment. By GEORGE NJ. BAKER,
author OF Amateur Dramas" "The
Mimic Stage,' sc. Boston: LEE d. SHEP-
ARD. t... @.. ... 49,.
For sale by j. Il. ELLYSON.
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CoNFECTIoNERIEs AND ToYsTo SUIT ALL

AT22l MAIN STREET, between Second and Third
(sSgn Of the Red Flag, will be found large assort-
,nent of FRESH and PURE CONFECTIoNERIEs
at prices conformaHfe to the hard times. Look at
the following list, watch gives but fair sample of
TIM ruling rates at his popuer pE,ce:
PURE MIXED CANDIES at zoe per pound, or 5H
PURE FRENCH CANDY (Chass & Co.'S at soc.
co6KIEG and sEEDLEss KAsINs at l5c. per
MALAGA S GRAPES at soc. PER pound:
SMYRNA FIGS at 15c. per pc,znd, or two pounds
cUKRASTS az 1oc. per pound, or ten pounds 70.
NEW CITRoS at soc. per psund;
MIXED NUTS at zoe. per pUand;
MIN CE-MEAT at l2Ec.
DRESSED DOLLS from 2;ls. to 81;
FLORIDA: HAVANA. and SWEET ORANGES
COCOANUTS, APPLES,
and other CONFECTIONER!ES and FANCY
CHRISTMAS GOODS st equally low prices.
ALSO,
fine assert ment OF '...
TOYS, DOLLS, "-a-..
CANNON and FIRE-CRACKERs,
T0RPEDOES, ROCKETS
ROMAN CANDLES, sc.
An examination OF the stock and price-llst Is so
iiclled 1t is our determination to sell AL the good
Oh hand during the week, and those who want bar
gains should stand not the order OF their coming
! but come at once. de 1885,
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TILpEN's VOTE in THE LOYAL Morrill,
When General Grant asserted, as he did the
other day, that Hayes represents all but
four of the States which furnished the means
of suppressing the rebellion, he could not
have meant that even those States were a
unit in his support, since out OF three and
half million of voters within them 1,640, 900
Tor nearly one-halD were represented by Til
den, There can be no argument concern
inc "the patriotic side" drawn from the
votes of the great orthern States so evenly
diyided.-Ne,o York Journal Of Commerce.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, December 16, 1876.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, December l6, 1876.
SENATE.
The Senate met at II NM. QUEsEN-
BERRY, president pro tenn, In the chair.
PRAYER by Rev. S. A. Steel, OF Broad.
Street Methodist church.
Two House bills were communicated and
appropriately referred.
There being no other business before the
Senate, on motion of Mr.. TERRY, adjourned
at 1910 7. NJ.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker HANGER presiding. Prayer by
Rev. Alexander w. Weddell, OF st. Johns
(EpiscopaD church. a, .,.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. MCELR0Y Ito the Committee on
Schools, &c.): 4 bill to raise revenue for
| the support Of free schools and to encourage
Woodworking in the county of Lee.
By Mr. PIERs0N TO the Committee on
Propositions, &c.): Petition Of citizens Of
Fairfax county for amendments to the law
for the protection Of sheep in said county.
By same: Petition Of freeholders OF Fair
fax county for an act to change the super
vision OF building bridges in Fairfax county.
Bv same: Petitions OF citizens Of Fair
fax for amendments to the law for the pro-
lection Of sheep in said county.
By Mr.. WILLIAMS OF Richmond city Ito
the Committee on Counties, &C.,: An act to
provide basis OF municipal taxation, &c.
Bv MIR. MCDANEALD Ito, the Committee
on Propositions, &c.: A bill for the protec-
ton of fish in all the waters of the Com
monwealth. t.ra x.>.a ~ ar.,@ u.t
By Mr.. KERR1cK ito the Committee for
Courts, &c.): A bill to amend and reenact the
lst section of chapter lat OF the Code OF
1873, in relation to the jurisdiction OF JUS
tees OF the peace. = ;. -. 49,. rl,,
Bv Mr.. TiLIAFERRo OF Norfolk ito thu
Committee on Finance: .Aresolution as tt
the expediency OF reporting bill author
izing the payment to 4. A. Burroughs ant
G. b.. Windsor respectively the sura o.
!, S39. 20 for services rendered as assistant as
SCISSORS for the city of Norfolk from the Is
TO the 18th january, 1876. --..,-,,.... s. z +.
By Mr.. FOWLER 10 the Committee Oh
Asylums, Sci: A preamble and resolution
IN relation to the hiring Of convicts to Worl
+ on the Southwestern macadamized road.
BY MIR. SHANNON Ito the COMMITTEE 10
Courts, &C.,: A resolution and petition as T.
: amending the law SO as to require but tWt
terms Of the Circuit Courts OF Smytl
county. SEA, ,
COMMITTEE REPORTS. ..ys
The Committee on Asylums. &C., report
ed House bill for the hire OF penitentlar.
! convicts; also, Senate bill, with amend
E ments, for the hiring Of penItentiary con
victs. ~ 81 - t'1' III
The Committee for Courts of Justice re
ported, asking to be discharged from fur
a ther consideration Of q resolution as to tn
!. expediency OF reporting q joint resolution +
, provide for the submission to the people o
. an amendment to the Constitution to restor
= the Uiuu UOce system, &C., and that the cam
Y tionai Amendments. Agreed to. Also,
reportasking to be discharged from the fun
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The President of the Senate.

The Republican party has been re'yins
upon the alleged action OF Senator JAMES
NJ. MASON. OF Virginia, in the ceremony OF
counting the presidential vote In 1891
when BUCHANAN was elected--as authority
for the assumption that in the absence OF
legislation the president Of the Senate has
the sole right to count the votes. Mr. RAN
poLpH, Of New jersey, went to the pains Of
searching the record, and found that Mr..
MASON never by any act gave authority for
any such assumption. ar
In the joint session in 1857 Mr.. MASON. as
president OF the Senate, opened the pack
ages containing the votes Of the States, and
handed them to teliers appointed under a
Joint resolution, who read the certificates
and the votes. The vote Of Wisconsin hay
ing been cast in the Electoral College on
day different from that prescribed by law,
when it wss, read Mr.. LETcHER, Of Vir-
giuia. called attention to the fact and made an
objection to the vote, because, he said, "the
"time may come when it will be important
"to have these votes in regular shape
Which time has come. -a
Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee, suggested that
the proper course would be for the "tellers
"to report the facts to the convention of the
" i,oo houses and let them decide"
Mr.. MASON replied: 4" The presiding off,
Ger so CONSIDERS" Again, in the course Of
proceeding the president (MAsoN) disciaim-
ed "having assumed on himself any au-
"thority to determine whether that vote
craftsmanship, or any other rote, was a
"good OF a bad vote" Again, he declared
that he had done no more than declare the
vote as stated to him by the tellers; and this
duty was devolved by the concurrent reso-
luton Of the two houses.
Having previously declared that questions
concerning the legality Of the Wisconsin
yote-and, OF course, all similar questions
regarding votcS-should be referred to the
convention Of the two houses, Us presi-
dent, he declared emphatically that he had
not undertaken to decide whether the vote
OF Wisconsin had been given to JOHN G.
FREMONT or not-fa power the Chair ut
terly disclaimed and never asserted"
Senator SEWARD said that the president
,Mr MASON had not counted the votes. Mr..
CoLLAhER, very able senator from Yer
mont. concurred with Mr.. SEWARD. Sena-
tors HUNTER, TooMBs, BUTLER Is. c.,
NouRsE, ADAMS, REID, SEWARD, YASCEY,
HoUsToS, BELL, CRITTENDEN, WELIEs.
CAss, and DOUGLAS, all endorsed the views
OF Mr.. MASON as to his functions, and they
were exactly opposite to those now attri-
buted to him by the Republicans. OF
course this destroys their whole argument
based upon the alleged example OF Mr.. Ma
son when president Of the Senate.
Senator RANDOLPH brought this history
before the Senate on the 18th OF December.
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HINTON TO BE SEATED. General GRAHT,
In bis insolcns message % she sSuase, ad-
mits in SO many words that Che presence Of
his troops In Petersburg son election-day
"may have scared 81 different result from
chat ,couid haue bSsnio1tained # they had
,,otbeen there on the face Of the returns
That admission will doubtless secure to
HINTON ha seat. He ought to have had the
Ennlti finnfn 90 ers.e.e 49, Y 1870 ~ ". -
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MORTON goes to Indiana upon some devil.
try. and we shall hear Of ii in a day or two.
When an election is coming on, or when a
party move is TO be made, ne goes to In
iianapolis to launch his thunders against
the South, to prepare the people to stand
any usurpation that he may declare to be
necessary to save the life Of the nation"
Wen hear from him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

A N12hlS lh-aS, 1cio-
COME A-RrNNING! COME A-RnSSlSG"
WE AXE GIVING AWAY aoDs!
we have more than we know what 10 do Win an:
n nleuty mora an the WAY. We manufacture PLala
aud FANCY CANDIES. SUGAR fp1s; &C. "a!
land night which We oil, You al D0tlon price. az
|; 5000 pottnis AiMoRES, oil la;S =
/ 500 boxes LONDON LAYER DEliELlA
L. MUSCAITL. SULTASA, ana w
/ LESCIA RAIsiNS-wholA halves am
quarters;
|. so bo.ts new LEGuUEk GIEROS;
S cases FIGS-,rrunS and layers, boxes aH'
ZOO h.sas No. (full cnnnD GOLDEN DR.
Con FIRE-CRACkEESS
10 bags SOFT-SilELL ALMONDS;
25 bags new PAI.M-NUTS;.
10 nilrrcs new PECANS:
5 barrels new WALSUTSS
.t.. 5, hrrcis new FILBERTS:
5 cases prime GINGER:
% bags fres!. CARTHAGESA Coon"
NUTS:
Ii trails new DATES; ,rycs
3 gross COX'S. NELSON'S, ana fALN'N
ooa S Sdxe. TcifNSED TOMATOES rrrn
1--WE rs. PINEAPPLEs: oYsTEESS i bhSiEs
PEAS, STRAWBERRIES. PREshN'f~
600 be s OH piANona; EMr ln PREM stS
| BERRY TWIST. FLUVAhA-bs'Lh~
100 200 assorted CIGARS, arom sl.25 to $40"
100000 ST|96iRpEpoEs,, RoMAN-cASpLE
sh i-N''1hh luis J. BOSsltaTX'.
as,a-ow I4l2 Maia. s,fttLL-
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THR1STMAS AND NEW-YEAPs
PRESENTS.
WEST, JOHNSTON / CO.,

WEST, JOHNSTON / CO,
OIL MAIN STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND Tgsrp
STREETS,
have for sale one Of the Gnest and largest asso,.
ments of goods in their lire ever offer cd I'm Pin
lnond, among which may I've found English ,,I
American editions OF all the standard authors h
prose and verse, beautifully and profusely llu-
trated and In the finest styles Of bindings, IN sin,.
volumes or In sets.
PIANOS and ORGANS of bsst nanufactur. a,
very reasonable terms:
WORk-BOXES OF beautiful finish and de>2n
Observation-Disclosures IN endless variety:
CHILDREN'S WRlTING-DEskS aud CASES:
GOLD PENS, HOLDERS, and PENCILS:
DESk-lSKSTANDS OF new and, saautifU. de- isr,
PAPER-WkIGHTS and IVORY FOLDERS;
IMPORTED CHROAIOS, rich and beautifrI-m,nr
Fine line Of STEEL ENGRAviNGsr
pRAYEk-BOOkS, HYMSALS, ancsBlRI.E-s, Rsy.
lisl editions, In hne bindings;
FAMILY BIBLES OF ali kinds:
PORTFOLIOS, CRIBBAGE-BOARpsr
BASQUE SETS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
PtRCHEESI and other games for chlNfan,.
DONISOES and CIIESSMES,
RuSSIA-LEATHER POCKET -BoOKsnnd AID
CASES In endless variety and new styles;
LADIES' W0RK-BASkETS:
PiCTURE-ERAMES- SCRAP-RO0kS.IS &c, &C.:
JUVENILE and TOY BOOKS-a very large assor..
Meut-in attractive bindings, beautifully nus-
trated and at all prices.
N-B.-IetterS addressed 10 us will receive our NJ.
sonaB prompt attention IN tilIing orrkrs.
de ls-3t WEST, JOHNSTON l. CO.
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ESyAELISHED 1885.

TOYS Toys: TOYS!!E
S.AyTn CLAUS has arrived. and madssbi, bal.
Quarters AS usua, at
RSBERT HARROLD'S. SIT Broad street.
where you VIII find the largest and best ceysdio1Di
TOYS of every description
DOLLS GAMES,
NEL0CIPEDLS. WAGONS.
Fff3RBY-IIORSES,
CARRIAGES, &c. &c.
Also, IL beautiful assortment OF
00IOGSE SETS, VASES,
SJGKING-SETS.
NDRKBOXES, DESKS.
Wa3RkSTASDS,
B1OK-sHELYES. BRACKETS.
and grsat variety OF goods suitable frrhothaI
presents.
IFiRE-CRACKERS, TORPEDOES. and FIRE,
WORKS Of aH kinds at the lowest prices:
A beautiful assor1 rnent of TIN TOILET Sfis IRON
Also. DsEf;oRATED GRANITE CHAMBER SETS
fraI-s.S5,up: ,c
MOTTO-fRSMES at csc. also. Il fuI Ecao' XII
TURE-FitA MES:
A good HAWL-STRAP for 25o.
For Bargains 20 10 The old established 5n,isf0l
| ROBERT HARROLD, SIT Brsad str,rl,
de 1873!
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~ PURE COD-LIFER OIL.
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe 1t, and of patients who have taken II, that II
Is more acceptable to The stomach and more easily
aSsImilated than any other OIL
We guarantee II to BIZ entirely pure and fresh.
free from rancidity, and fully possessing all of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-liyer oil. .s MEADE BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oe5 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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The Chicago Times heads Mr. HEwITT's
announcement seThe People Congratula-
ted" and ZACH. CHANDLER's "The People
Bull DoZed."
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Hay-
N Ing qualified ~ administrator de bonis non,
viii b the Will annexed, on The estate OF DAVID j.
SAUNDERS, deceased. thereby notify all persons In
debted to said estlte that payment must be made
without delay, and request persons having claims
against the same To present them, as desire to settle
up the affairs OF said estuteas speedily as practical
bic. aGde 1851 FRANCIST. ISBELL.
DOR CHAPPED HANDS AND ERUP-
IL TONS of the skin. GARGIN'S SULPHUR,
HONEY, aud GLYCERIEES 0APS.f as.1l =.
l. For sale by. nil .P. REV h.. DRUGGIST,
de 1S-eod3t sJIFE4..@T 81 ,fs7aiit-at y
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:sssasssETm&Ysssan

.sessssszssas0EIBAYsGogEss
G FA771 81 pzolrHnHsF I
MAIN STREET, CORNER OF ELEVENTH.
LEVY BROTHERS.
SELLING TOYS SO CHEAP
SURPRISE THOSE WHO THOUGHT THEY
KNEW WHAT CHEAP GOODS WERE.
-. .-'a
THE WHOLE STOCK
l 81 ha. 81, #s.f.G .s.E3 ...r s.-.
.... CHRISTMAS GOODS ..- ..
TO BE CLOSED OUT
AT ONCE.
CHINA TEA-sETs at rs, 80, 40, so, go, rs, soc.,
s1,$1.25, aud $3.50 set;
CHINA wAsH-sETs at 25, so, and eoc.;
CHINA MUGS at 8, Is, and 25c.;
CHINA MATCH BOXES at 25 and 35c.;
ToILET-sETs, VASES, and WRISTBANDS;
DESKS at rs, &c., 81, $3.50, 81, and So;
IvY-sTANDs, MUGS, CUPS and sAUcERs;
woRK-BoxEs, MoNEY-BANKs, and TIN
TOYS; ....
SHE'LL BOXES, woRK-BAsKETs, LUNCH
BASKETS, ,TEAvELLING-BAsKETs and
KEY-BAsKETs;
TuY-TRUNKs at 75c., 81, $3.50, and 50;
HANDSOME BOXES OF PERFUa1ERY and EX-
TRACTS; -! - .,.- far.
The MUSICAL WONDER, an instrument upon
which any tune can be played after few min
utesr practice. ....
THE R4nLoWING BOOKS TO BE SOLD
CHEAP veg"
CHATTERBOX, only 60c.;
NURSERY. LITTLE WIDE1pWAKE, and LIT
TIE FOLKS; CHILDRENs GARLAND;
SUNDkH and PEEP-SHoW SUNsHINES
MOTHER GOOSE in nye different Styles. end
GOLDEN LOCKS;
POETICAL.MORKS, IS editisn,for $685. and;lbss
of other BOOKS at low prices;
MAGIC LANTERNS and KkLEIDIOSCOPEs;=
GRACE HOOPS and STICkS; SHUTTLEGoCk
aud BNITLEDOORs;
musIC-BI>sDERs, ALBUMS. sCRAP-BooK
scEAF.SOOK PICTURES;
TOY CAsIoRs,. KNIVES and FORKS; SPY
GLASSEs. WIIIPs, Ne,sH's ARKs;
GAMES OF different kinds:
A BLOCKS,
PICTyRg-BLoCKs at lac:, 25c., Soc, 60es,. &c.,
and ST.:
cRANraaLL's MAsQsBRADE BLOCKS,
CRAND,sLL,S WEDE-AWAKE ALPNsBET
BIDCKS-the best thing out;
cRAxDAI.L,s MENAG.ERIE BLOCkS-thA most
aaausing thing out;
BULDING-RI.oCKs,
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80 axaaeN -
/ n cHRIsTMAsl CHR1sTMAs,i ].
90 .cf1RIsTMAs
win soonbe here, ana everybody will remember sas
sYCLE BROTHERs'
have purchased large supply OF gooda suitable for
..,,....- CHRISTMAS. PRESENTS. -. -
and at prices that all buy; SO no one must fail to
&c. a nice present at sYCLE BROTHERS,
de1a 429 Broad street.
~ $50 CLoAKs FROM - TO 800;
Look at our 45c. KID GLOVES:
100 sets of FURs for CHILDREN at 81 for q Get
worth s1.5o;
Look at our 5c.KID GLOVES;
400 sets FURs for LADIES and MISSES from %
to $50 per set; d ::,3as4 ~ i.s
Look at our CHILDREN's sHAWLs from Bic.
tos2.5o: 2, PIX. y: ~ :,+
-. ~ +. ). !aI& ,jssfi s,,t
900 sHAwLs for LADIES from soc. to SO;
Look at our SLEEVELESS JACKETS. ~
BLACK ALPACAs! ... BLACK ALPACAsl
BLACK ALPACA from zoe. to 81 per yard;
Look at our BLACK ALPACA at 35, 40, 40,
and Soc;
A new lot Of new-styles CLOAKs just opened.
CAssIMEREs! CAssIMEREs! CAssIMERES!
A new lot of goods just opened for GENTLE
MEMS, YOUTHS, and BOYS wear, from 25c. up
to 50 per yard.
Look at our BEAVER CLOTH at So and $3.50;
200 pieces of FLANNELs from 15c. to s1.25 per
per yard;
Look ut our csc. FLANNELs. ...
MOURNING GOODS! MOURNING GooDs'
MOURNING GOODS!
BL ACK CACHE,lIRE from soc. to 80 per Yard,
HENRIETTA CLOTH, BREN1Tz,
soMBAzlNEs, GRAPE CLOTH,
AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
and every style Of mourning worp, and at the lowest
Look at our NAPKINS ausd TOWELS.
BLANKETS! BLANKETSr BLANKETS!
L.. BLANKETS from $3.50 to a25 per pair;
g., Look at cur $3.50 BLANKETS.
CARPETS. CARPETSL CARPETS! -
Our stock of CARPETS will be- closed out at and
below cost; .-. ....,..
RUGS, CARRlAsE-ROBEs, 5fAgS, and HORSE
BLANKETS,yo will lind iu great variety;
DO3IESTICS will be retailed ut wholesale prices;
A large lot Of BUSTLEs, just onsned. ut i very
low price;
FANCY BOXES filed with nice. articles suitable
for Christmas presents, and thousands of other
articles too NUMEROUS to mention
So, don't fall to CALI for we can SHIT al at
sYCLE BROTHERS,
... 429. Broad street,
de13 between Fourth and!Fdth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18
DEATHS.

Died, on the 18th Of December, 1876, Mrs. JE-
NINA TAYLOR, the mother OF j. Anderson Tay-
lor at the residence OF her Griffin TAYLOR, No.
9o9 Twenty-ninth street, In the eighlieth year OF
Her funeral will take place THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON III 3 O'Clock from the Second (Colored)
Baptist church. The friends Of the family al re-
spectiully Invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18
CHRISTMAS
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CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRES NTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
| CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
| CHRISTMAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18
MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 9th of December. ut the residence
of the brides father, Hanover county. Va, BY Rev
Robert Arinistoad, DIR. G.. A. ELLETT, of Rich
mond, and Mrs. ADDIE G. CARPENTER, OF Han
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18
SPTss.AY. NOTICES.

NET NOTHING BETTER THAN A
nice pair of SLIPPERS for a Christmas-prcsen'.
Get them from BOSCHEN'S,
dele 500 and Gil Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

NE SLIPPERS BOTTOMED at
de Is BOSCHEN'S, 500 and Gil Broad street.