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Texas.
THE BORDER TROUBLES.

TIE BORDER TROUBLES.
CHICAGO, December 1S.-Captan Blair,
commanding United States troops ut FL
Paso, Texas, telegraphs on the 18th instant
that nothing new had occurred at San Eli
Farce up to that time; but one man, named
Ellis, belonging to the Texas Rangers, had
been killed. An advance OF United States
troops, EN- route for San Elizarce, from
points in New Mexico, is hourly expected.
THE STATE TROOPS SURRENDER TO THE MExI-
IL '- = -. CAN MOB.
GALVESTON, December 1S.-A NetrS spc-
cal from Austin says. a dispatch has been
received by the Governor from the sheriff
Of Ell Paso county stating that the State
troops surrendered to the Mexican mob at
5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Their am
muuition was exhausted, and they were I'M
able to hold out longer. After the surren-
der Howard, Atkinson, and Mcbride were
shot to death by the Mexicans.
REPORTS FROM GENERAL POPE.
WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE follow
ing has been received here
CHICAGO, December 1.-THE following
telegram from General Pope is.transmitted
for the information Of the General OF the
Army:
I" P. ii. Sheridan, Lieutenant General:
"Captain Blair telegraphs from FL Paso
on the 10th that the mob have been up to
Ell Paso. Mexico, to get small gun there,
but Judge Padillo refused to let them have
| it. Major Of1an has just come from the
other side. All his old friends turned the
| cold shoulder on him to-day, and one Of
them told him he had better come into town,
which he will do tomorrow.
"Men belonging to the mob came up
TO Yeleta Yesterday and took all the
ammunition they could find. II good
blow is to be struck, the sooner the better.
Colonel Hatch reports that Captain Blair
has been telcgraphed the movement OF
troops now taking place, and that he has
been directed to take charge of the two
| field pieces and ammunition at Ell Paso,
| Texas. and put them in the custom-house
under guard OF his detachment. Colonel
Hatch thinks the troops will arrive in time
! to prevent any serious trouble.
| rSipned1 'sJoHN Pope,
"Brigadier-General commanding"
Under date of Yesterday General Pope
also telegraphs: '''Ten companies OF the
Ninth cavalry and one company OF imam
| try are en- route to Ell Paso. The advance
companies are expected to arrive there to-
day or tomorrow. The whole force proba.
bly, numbers little over three hundred
| men-enough for all purposes"
SAFETY OF COLONEL YOUNG AND LIEUTENANT
| BULLS.
GALVESTON, December 18.-The Ne,cS has
special from Fort Clark that Colonel
| Young and Lieutenant Bulls are safe there.
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Illinois.

THE SPRINGFIELD SAVINGS BANK CLOSED.
SPRINGFIELD, December 1S.-The Spring
field Savings Bank has closed. Liabilities,
Sl62, 900; chiefly small depositors. Most
Of the directors are wealthy. 1t is stated
that every liability will be paid In full. line
bank has been doing business ten years.
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New York.

New YORK.
COMPLAINT AGAINST POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
NEW YORK, December 18.-The police
commissioners have received letter from
the Mayor. in which he ssays the commits
sioners have not attended to the duty OF
STRENGTHENING, though ample funds have
been drawn for the proper performance OF
the duty. He also says the Board has as
sumed to say when the statutes should be
enforced, and, after ignoring them for a
time, have capriciously enforced them by
raids, thus making law odious. On the
Goth he would allow them to show cause
why they should not be removed.
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POPULAR POETS At 81.

new edition Of the poets. finely printed on clear
white paper. Illustrated with several full-page
engrayngs, and bound In 4 new and elegant
style. Price, 81 each. The list embraces the
WORKS of Tennyson, Burns. Moore, Milton,
Campbell, ShaksDearc. Scott, Goldsmith, Byron.
Hemans, Homer's Had, Keats. and Shelly.
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rHRIST3fAS TIDE.
JOHN WANAMAkER,
TENTH AND MAIN.

JOHN WANAMAKER,
TENTH AND MAIN.
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
If YOU wish cheap, serviceable OVERCOAT,
we have one SO that will certainly give you salts
faction. It Is strong, durable, and well cut.
we can for $3.50 give YOU real dressy BLACK
FIR BEAVER OVERCOAT.
We can for Sl3 give you BLACK ALL-WO0L
ESKIMO BEAVER that will make you dress
oyercoat and wear for years.
We can for SIS give you nobby FINE FUR
BEAVER OvERCOAT--very elegant. This over
coat was received only Yesterday.
We can supply you with BUSINESS or DRESS
SUITS made of best materials and the latest cut.
We manufacture our own goods, and know them TO
be we'll made.
CHILDRENs CLOTHING FOR CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
MERCHANT-TALORIEG.
eela FURNISHING GOODS.
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The following standard hooks, neatly bound III
cloth, with coiored Illustrations. Will be sold at
the low price OF 50c. copy: Robinson Crusoe,
Swiss Family Robinson, Pffgr1m's Progress.
FoXes's Book OF Martyrs. t
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF POTTERY FOR
DECORATION.
BOOKS AT 75c.

Children OF The Abbey, Thaddeus OF Warsaw and
The Old English Ban ons. three volumes hound In
one, 75c: Scottish Chiefs. st. Clair OF the Isles,
Hungarian Brothers. three volumes bound in
one, 75c.; Captain Marryatt's Kings Own, Naval
Officer. and Newton Forster. three volumes IN
one, 75c. "~s'
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mo CITY AND COUNTRY: TRADE.

tE'C I'll AMI NOON LII = hhbi-'
am manufacturing DAILY my inhmisabe steam
clarified FLINT CANDIES, warranted better than
any made anywhere for wholesale purposes. IL is
whiter brighter, purer, nDre highly favored and is
warranted 10 stand firm In any weather. Also,
CANDY FRUITS and TOY-CANDY. .
FRENCH CANDIES.
sell araillard's FRENCH CANDIES-the best
and handsomest IN, the wor!d--and keep constantly
a large supply onhand ,i: .a
ipErF COMPETITION.
I buy all my goods for cAsH from importers or
the re nn n,aa an
men, and fcid sa.sf isstfTs-'. s'~ '.st.s.
CANNOT BE UNDERs0LD ANYWHERE.
have on hand the largest ctock ever had at one
time, and am receiving goods daily. and shall con-
tinde to DO so until after the holidays. am re-
cetvtng to-day 1871 ..-.r' {. .ri - .>s.Lt
$50 boxes Layer. SIusca,e,, sultana. Valencia,
=, and other RAISINS;. .paat'i -..."
90 boxes LeghorH C1TROE,
Is cases Valencia ORANGES,
10 barrels Zante CURRANTS1nes;
5000 6 fEsse e sev Pmo GSsGoASUT
5000 pounds Atmore's Observation-Disclosures and
l 900 po %Ssei PsEACH-, APPLE, OUNCE. and
~ ~ PIT M-BuTrER; . ~
20 cases new SARDINES. So.
3 cases new PRESERVED SlSGtIR.
10 gross Coxs, Nelson's, and Chalmers CELIA
.-.5 = TINE. , Ii. Z, 49,
AT BALTIMORE PACKERS PRICES:
/ 900 dozen Two and Three Pound TOMATOES
and PEACHES, -t5 % z..-.
500 dozen Quart and Pint ANDY
m.~. PEACHES, .s-s---.--,.- .----.-s.- .-a.=.
100 dozen PINEAPPLE, CORN, PEAS, &C.;
500 dozun Ono and Two Pound COVEOYSTERS.
LEE PERKINS, WORCESTER SAUCE.
5 cases Quarts. Pnts, and Half-Pints at one
half FORMER prices.
AT OUR BAKERY
we make Baltimore Molasses Cakes, Lemon and
Soda Crackers, Sugar Cakes, Ginger-Snaps. jun
bles, &c.-al OF which we offer at Baltimore prices
WE HAVE TOO MANY GOODS AND TOO
LITTLE MONEY.
Come with the SPONS, and see IL we can't sell
you, or If prompt paying, will give you CHANCE;
but sell we will. LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
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BOOKS AT soc.

FINE ASSORTMENT OF POTTERY FOR
DECORATION.
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ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF BIBLES, formerly
sold by Virginia Bible Society, and sold at the
same low prices.
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ALMOST 4 FATAL MIsTAKE.-U is with
profound regret that we chronicle the Sc
rious illness OF the Rev. c. Y. Steptoe, rec
tor OF the Episcopal church at Brandy Sta
ton. On Sunday night the 9th instant,
after laborious days work, he was suffer-
ing intensely from the effects Of wound
received during the war. Being unable to
sleep, and recollecting that there was some
whiskey in the house, he got up and took
what he supposed to be mouthful OF
whiskey. Instantly discovering that some
thing was wrong, he struck q light, and
found, to his horror, that the bottle coz
tanned corrosive sublimate. deadly poison.
Realizing at once his danger, he went with
all speed to the residence OF DR.. McClana-
han, where antidotes were administered and
everything that was possible done for his
relief. He is now lying in very critical
situation. We trust that life OF such use
fulness may be spared to his Church and
community. -Culpeper Times.
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Fatal ARRAY.

WALTON WRIGHT KILLED IN WEST VIRGINIA
DURING AN APFRAY.
CINCINNATI, December 1S.--At Sisterviile,
w. Va, on Sunday, in an affray between
Walton Wright and Jack Spaulding, the
former was fatally injured. Spaulding was
shot in the head by an officer who arrested
him, receiving probably fatal wound.
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The Ne,os reports a slight earthquake at
Fredericksburg ut A. Nj. Sunday.
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TyHE CO-PARTNERSHfPse existing under
/ the name and style OF CHARLES A. VAIN n.
having been dissol ged by mutual on lne nse
day OF December 1877, the undersigned Is a,ume
authorized TO ake charge Of the assets ana colect
ali debt due the concern.
de 1855 Il. A. W ALLASE''
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r,,e chr,s,mas sIolidays.

CLOSING OF THE BALTIMORE CORN AND FLOUR
EXCHANGE.
BALTIMORE, December 1S.-At meeting
OF the Corn and Flour Exchange this morn
ing a resolution WAS adopted closing, tne
Exchange from Saturday, 22d, to Wednes-
day, 26th.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

SHIP BURNED Al SEA.
LONDON, December 1s.-The ship Sunda,
from Norfolk for Liverpool, was burned at
sea on the Sd Of December. The crew had
arrived at SDoal.
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CHRTsT,lMAs G0nns >.
GHTNA, CHINA.

CHINA, CHINA.
WOOSTER CHINA, ENGLISH CHINA, FRENCH
<TE CHINA, DRESDEN CHINA
ALI the novel specimens or foreign factories Ten
tirely new goods:
lRIDEsUENT GLASS tnew discovery in CLASH;
DUNMORE WARE; $50
BOHEMIAN GLASS specially: ~ ~
ANTIQUE BRASS: REAL BRONZE;
Jh-SE-PO-RI WARE tentirely nevI.r Call and sec
the selection of wares. No trouble to show goods.
GEORGE GIBSON. JH..
de Is 1907 Main street
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three doors above Dispatch Office.

We would call attention to our large and varied
assortment of BOOKS, WRITING DESKS, GAMES,
POCKET-BO0Ks. fine PAPETERIEs. and other
articles suited for Christmas presents. which we
offer at unusually low rates.
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ITO. FOR CHRISTMAS A!

Ho, FOR CHRISTMAS
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!!!
READ! READH READ!"
CAKES! CAKEs!. CAKES Il!
THE GREATEST INDICTMENT EVER OF
FERED-THE LARGEST VARIETY
EVER EXHIBITED.
All OF the best, and as cheap rs can be found In
the city, BE sure and call before buying. Save mo-
ncy and get the best.
PIES! PlEs!! PIESHl
Extra large homemade MINCE-PIES; APPLE,
PEACH, COCOANUT-, CHERRY, and CRAM
PURE MIXED CANDIES at very low prices,
and everything usually kept In arst-eIass bakery
can be found ut
BRIGGs's BAKERIES.
TOT Main and GIL Broad streets.
Call and see my large assortment Of ICED and
de l7.st TOT Main and 81 Broad streets.
uTo0DHOUsE q PARHAM
w AaE REcElyISG
sSs tas skahAt
New and pretty WRISTBANDS,
Portable WRITING-DESkS,
I.aties, WORK BOXES, beautiful EEGRAylNGS,
Revolving BOOK.SHELvES, PORTFOLIOS,
POCKET BOOKS, CARD-CASES, GLOBES,
GOLD PENS and pENCIL-CASES,
ChIldren's BOOKS IN great variety; among Wnlch
Is the genuine CHATTER<BOX.
with many other choice things suitable Tor Cnrist-
mas gifts. lde LII Wo0DHousE q rARhAM.-
A LMANACS, CALENDARS, AND
a ,,o, mn Dt kANsaIfsI ls isSa md 1909 Main
street nes have The sViRGiNiA ana FARhERs' ALL
MANAGES In any quantity. g., Z.
: CALENDARS with the only correct IRE nrtns,
far free circulation. CARTER,S CALESpARos
Ii,c -thc best kind made. DIARIES Tor p0cxet ana
sRnaIRs for old and young, and many FANCY
| GO0HS and TUYS-a splendid assor;nien, for pre-
sentatloa. 10 ss.-- : 1-1s-
| 4 W. DENNIS, corner Ninth and Broad
streets has on hand ,his season. se most ysTssa
land largest atock OF CHR0MOS. ENakASlNS4Sr,
tMCiTIOES. FRAMES, sEHRIsTMAsAar ana AnW.5
this. Il has ever been his pleasure 70
amer and socits general or as xo0as.
All in wani viii please call early 50 toni tosy may
be better attended % thanwti Pc possinss msss "
'l De I is.S. corner Ninth and BROAD streets 4
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GELATINE.

RAIL- E r SIS
TRANSPARENT GELA1INE
is highly recommended by Delmonico ana o'her
leading restaurateurs In New YORK for making
JELLIES, BLANC NANCE, &C., &C.
We introduced this excellent article 10 the pubic
last year. 1t has given much satisfaction that we
are warranted IN recommending 1t as being IN every
respect equal 10 any imported. The price Is lower
For sale to the trade at manufacturers prices.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
.no23 1918 Main street.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BIBLES, formerly
sold by Virginia Bible Society, and sold 1t the
Society prices.
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BOOKS IN SETS.

Maync Reid's, s vols. .,..................S 6 25
Sunday Echoes In Weekday Hours, vols. 10 90
populsr History and biography, yols....... 3 76
Little Prudy Stories, vols................. SO
Dotty Dimple Stories, G vols. so
Dorc Series 6 vols 90
The Casket Library G vols, 3 0C
The Rose Library - vols ................. OC
Tnc Iakc-Shore Series, vols. ............... &c
pictures and Stories About Animals, vols. 8 0C
Charlotte Elizabeth Stories, vols q OF
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KNOXVILLE, December 1S.-Jack Hunt,
the wife-murderer, was executed to-day at
Madisonville. An immense crowd was pre-
sent from the surrounding country.
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CrIRrsTmAs Go0Ds.
.HRISTMAs BOOKS,

BOOKS,
wR1TrNG-DEsKs,
wORK-BOXEs,
GAMES,
AND
POTTERY FOR DECORATION
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
AT
ELLYSON & YASCEY.s
successors to J. T. Ellysonj.
1112 Main street,
three doors above Dispatch Office.
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NEW GIFT-BOOKS.


The Flood of Years. BY William Cullen Bry-.
Abide Win BE: Illustrated: Cloth, gilt, 90
Eso o. Fables. , tEinety:ihree Illustrations. ~
ca ny es and other Comic Art with many "
The q Bock Of Gold and other Poems by j.
Art Decoration Applied to Furniture. Co
po piSass and Poreelan sy william
Prime. Illustrated. Cloth; gilt top....... W
Torchs En4gEPsyinss from by Cor
The isf RSine from It's Source to the Sea- with
1925 superb wocd-cut engIavlnes by the
most distinguished artists and eugrayers OF
Germany. Imperial qunrto; extra cloth; ~
R hun Of the Ancient Mariner. Bv Samuel w
Taylor Colcridge. Illustrated by Dore.... 10 90
pARLoR CRoQUET FOR 75c.
STANDARD BOOKS IN SETS.
Macauay,s History or England, voIs.....$ s 90
Dickens's Novels, i6 vols. illustrated. II 90
Wayerley Novels y yos..::;.:; 15 90
Wayerley Novels, 6 vols. 10 90
schiller,S Works, translation 6 vols......... 60
knights Popular History OF England, 8 vols, -
Knights 'Hai:iiioars With Best Aatiors,4
vols. ............. -. oo
GAMES.
We have the largest stock Of GAMES In the city
embracing oil the latest and best gaines OF the Lead
ing manufacturers.
DoMINoEs from 10c. to IS box.
BACKGAMMON BOARDS from 81 to 81.
TOOL-CHESTs from 30c. to -.
pRINTING-PRESS, with complete ontht, -.
PoCKET-BooKs and PURSES,
.----.r~.-r.-.s-. GOLD PENS,
Elm W al : : Ni''' CHILDREN's GAMES,
In great variety.
Any Of the above books sent to any address, post
paid, on receipt of the price.
N ELLYSON & YANCEY,
Successors to j. r. Ellysop).
1112 Main street.
three doors above Dispdtch ONCE.
10 1O-tDe25
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rHRISTMAS GOODS.

EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE.
Our shelves are full Of an the latest NOVELTIES
and WARES, which must be sold regardless Of
price. rt.s .-... .a.
would call special attention to the new pattern
of DECORATED DINNER and TEA-SETS called
the ANCHOR, which are quite treat after the long
sameness in shapes and decorations. -
--f- S.. ~" E.'B. TAYLOR, .n
China and Glassware,
de 1s 1O1l Main street, opposite post-oface.
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D,ss0IuTIoNs 4 PARTNERSHIPS

cRIcHMoND. VA, December IL, 1877.
an AND AFTER THE 18th DAY OF
~ DECEMBER. 1877, the concern known unas s
the d. m name OF JOHN,F. BURCte& CO. VIII ,h pe
dissolved All parties having any claim asalnsi III,
date, "iis present e 'len' - - J0HS =. BURCH, .
ao1o.6tx C. e. RICHARDS. :
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lg BALL FRINGE, ALL COLORS,
de is CHURCH HILL VARIETY STORE.
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GEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
~ LEND on Richmond city or suburban real es-
tate RICHARDSON q Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnpers,
fe 1a-Iw 1l13 Main street,
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6 cases BUFFALO TONGUES,
10 barrels MARSHALL'S SUGAR-CUREDHA HAMS.
III. A. Y, STOKES & co. L
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ne CARPET-WARP, ALL COLORS.
KNITTING COTTON 8, 4, and
Sc. strand, at they
de Is corner Twenty -iifih and Broad streets.
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rHRIsTMAs! BARGAINs!!

GENTLEMEN's, LADIES', AND CHILDREN'S
FURNISHINGS. s al
Just received. large meut for the holidays,
which viii sell at the lowest prices. H.
-. 80 - WILLIAM J. SWORDS.
dc 1885, sg....r JS2 east Broad street.
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SEINE-TMREAD

COTTON BATTING.-12 bales 1-pound
OPADs. A.. Y. STOKES < co. 3
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CHRrsTarAs GOODS.

CHRISTMAS CHEER!
IRISH wHIsKEY, APPLE BRANDY, RUM,
FRENCH BRANDY, COOKING WINE,
COSEN'S SUPERIOR OLD SHERRY,
SWEET CATAWBA WINE,
RYE WHISKEY, various kinds:
RAISTNS.
GREEN and BLACK TEAS. new crop:
SUGARS Of all grades and PRIME COFFEE.
FLOUR Of the best qualify,
SUGAR-cURED BdCoN. For sale by
JOHN VI. HIGGINS,
de 1856 ...- 1910 Franklin street.
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W IN ) T 0 CHS.

" ~ - L " " II -
Look at the $50 fine GOLD LhDY'S WATCH.
Genuine DIAMOND RINGS, s45, s55, $40, 500, |
$40, 1925, $3.50, sl75, 5000. Each ono is |
cheap at double the price.
SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EARRINGS, $40, SEQ,
SIS, 800, $3.50.
A magnificent pair of SOLITAIRE DIAMOND
SCREW EARRINGS.
DIAMOND STUDS. .....,
Fine GOLD WATCHES for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Every style in GOLD CHAINS.
Elegant STONE CAMEO PINS and EARRINGS.
Fine assortment OF PLAIN GOLD and other sets of
JEwELRY.
MISSES and CB1LDREN'S EARRINGS.
Fine CAMEO and every other style of RINGs-a
Splcndld lot.~ .s
A large variety Of ROMAN GOLD LhDIEs'L LOCK
ETS. #.,"- st1t-
Also, aENTLEMEN's LOCKETs, SLEEVE and
Bosom-BUTToNs, scARF-PINs, &C., &C..
All of which will be sold CHEAPER THAN EVER.
A rare opportunity for those seeking bargains for
Christmas presents.
$. A. WINSTOCK, Loan Broker,
No. II Fourteenth street,
dc l4-9t under Exchange Hotel.
HOLIDAY ovERCoATs.
della E.B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY SUITS.
de u E B: SPENCE : SON:
HOLIDAY CLOTHING.
de14 f. B. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY SHIRTS.
de- Ia E. B. SPENCE { son.
HOLIDAY COLLARS.
della e. B. SPENCE SON.
HOLIDAY GLOVES.
dc "A E. B. SPENCE G SON.
HOLIDAY sUsPgNDERs.
de14 f. B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY NECKTIEs., fr@
de IA E. B. SPENCE G SON.
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFs.
della E.B SPENCE SON.
HOLIDAY SUITS.
del4 E. B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY ovERcoATs.
de14 e. B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS.
della f. B. sPENcE & SON.
HOLIDAY CANES.
dc14 E.B. SPENCE SON.
HOLIDAY HALF-HOsE.
della E.B. SPENCE SON.
HOLIDAY UNDERWEAR.
del4 Ed. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY CANES:
de14 E.B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY CLOTHING. a
della E. B. SPENCE & SON:
HOLIDAY OvERCoATs.
della E. B. SPENCE SON.
HOLIDAY GLOVES,
de14 +. B. SPENCE son.
HOLIDAY SHIRTS.
de14 E.B. SPENCE Z SON.
TOHN II. TYLER & co. a.
are opening AA2
THE FINEST COLLECTION OF CHklsTNAs
AND HOLIDAY GOODS
In the southern country. Also.
FINE JEwELRY
OF every description Of the lowest prices.
rde l4-slJanI ...5..
INOUNTRY MERCHANTS,--I beg leave
" 70 cab your attention 20 my superior stock o
tured bv myself selected With Erat care. ard nov
offered for sale at Wholesale at prices which def
!, competuon.,s think, may sSy sWaHa conu4enc
chat there has never been 9 ansE assossmssns
i Nuts, tANNED 90 IDS, and sue ARROYO, dis
4 PLAYED In this city, and no manufacturer or deaie
pafsrs better inducements to Che trade Merchant
can save from Owe % len neg cent nS s0s nstc
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We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe IT, and OF patients who have taken It, that 1T
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. .-. MEADE &C BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no 10 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NHRISTMAS GOODS.

| See what yon can save ~ WlNSTOCk'S. Go
there before purchasing your Christmas presents.
In these hard times 1t beooyes every one 10 save,
and ONE THIRD at least can be saved By purchasing
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Mt EVERY ARTICLE sold at the low
est cash price at the CHURCH HILL VARIETY
STORE, 1902 Broad street. dc Is
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100 barrels LEGG's FAMILY FLOUR.
do q - -ar- .se- .rs $50 " u !.
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Tennessee.

A wIFE-MURDERER SUFFERS THE DEATH
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NOUNTRY MERCHANTS,--I beg leave
" 70 car YOUR attention to my superior stock Of
CONFECTIONERY and SUG Al, TOYS, nannnfac-
iured bv myself or selected With Errst care and now
offered for sale at Wholesale at prceas which defy
competit think may ssy with confidence
EsRENCH and. AMERICAN GAMnIfS FRUITS,
NUTS, fsANNEp GO QDs. and SnG AR-xQYs. dis
played In this CITY, and no on dealer
can save rom ave 20 len per cent by exsmtnlng my
sock before purchasing elsewhere lend 10Y price
liz, Raanecffully. C.. zIMEER,
hs'' Candy, Toy, and CaSe-Eaetory.
l no1a.sw 1885 Main street, Rfchmond, va.
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u ~ '' CHRISTIANS FUEL
CLOyER-HTLL COAL,
SPLINT COAL.
ANTHRACITE COAL,
'' KINDLING AND LONG WOOD.
W. S. PITCHER,
de l5-lm Main near Ninth. S23.
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SPEGHAa NOTICES.
M LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's
MERISO SHIRTS at soc. ut the
dc Is CHURCH HILL STORE.
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AirIln,ond Dlspatth,
WEDNESDAY. .DECEMBER 10, 1877
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

THY ATE HoMICIDE-DEATH OF AN OLD CIT
ZEN.
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NOX'S SPARKLING GELATINE AND
" SHEET ISINGLASs, pure FIavoring Extracts
and Spices, for sale by
T.. WAGNER, Druggist
delS-2t* Sixth aud Broad streets.
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WGO TO THE CHURCH HILL VA
RIETY STORE for your RUBBER OVERSHOES
and save 2J to soc. pair. dc IS