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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-10
'8itIlnlond @ispatrlr.
ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILYNEWs-
PAPERS OF THE CITY
MONDAY. :. -. y; :. DECEMBER 10, 1877.
wEATHER&nR

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY For the, Middle
States, rising barometer, northwest to south
west winds; generally colder and clear or
partly cloudy weather are probable, with
possibly occasional light SHOWS in the north
ern portions.
For the South Atlantic States, failing tenn
perature, followed by rising barometegs
winds mostly from the west to north, and
slightly colder, clear or partly cloudy wea-
ther, except nearly stationary temperature
in the southern portfon-
For the Gulf States, falling barometer af-
ter temporary rise In the eastern portion,
easterly to southerly winds, stationary to
rising temperature and increasing cloudi-
ness, followed by rain areas in Texas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, ris-
ing barometer, north to west winds, colder
and generally clear weather, followed by
falling barometer and winds shifting to
warmer easterIy-and southerly. -,'a>-~' -
For the Canal region of Indiana, Ohio, and
the Middle States. temperature will fall be-
low freezing in the northern portions dur
ing Sunday night.
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de 5-tJal
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co.,)
OFFIcE OF GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, Z
RICHMOND, VA, December s, 1879
Mt &c E
ROMANO GOLD,


NO. 11oE
]. Stockholders of tho RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY are entitled TO free
transportation to and from Richmond to attend the
annual meeting Of stockholders, to be held on she
18th December, 1877.
q, Stockholders will be passed free on presenta-
ton to the conductors OF tie "scrip" for their
stock. p. -.
stock should procure from the secretary or the com
pany certificates that they stockholders, Whlch
Certificates will entitle them to recognition as
stockholders.
TO free transportation 10 Richmond from the 1Oth
of December until the adjournment or the meeting;
Returning, they will be entitled to pass free until
tho 10th or December. -,
8. In pursuance OF an order OF the Board of ~,
rectors, attorneys proxies OF stockholders VIII
be allowed to pass free 70 or from the RencSa meet
Ing, but only such stockholders themselves, Wno IN
person. attend the meeting, and who are registered
Oh the books OF the company as such twenty Gays
prior 10 the date Of the meeting.
q. Stockholders who desire to bring their iaml
lies with them can secure free transportation Tor
them returning from,RichmsI,d between the above
date, BY purchasing tickets for them 10 Richmond
and taking the certificate OF the agent who sells the
tickets that such tickets have been purchased. The
exhibition OF his scrip TO the agent will be re-
guired before the agent can give the certificates on
which 70 retrrn. Z. ID. R. TALCOTT,
General superintendent.
J. Z. MAcEUEpo, General Passenger Agent. ii
de 8-2s h--gl - ts-5s-Sa, :, fSlass'
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,I'o CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.

am manufacturing DAILY my lnimitable stcaul-
clarified FLINT CANDIES, warranted better than
any made anywhere for wholesale purposes. 1t is
whittier, brighter, purer, highly Favored, and is
warranted 10 Stand firm In any weather. Also,
CANDY FRUITS and TOY-CANDl.
FRENCH CANDIES.
l sell Maillard's FRENCH CASDIES-the best
aMd haudsolnest IN the word-and keep constantly
large supply ON hand.
IDEFY COMPETITION.
buy all my goods for CASH from importers or
manufacturers, my sugars from the rcfners; i'm
ported goods from the importers. pay no middle
ntD, and
CANNOT BE UEDERSOLD ANYWHERE.
have on hand the largest rtock ever had at one
time, and am receiving goods dsily. aud shall con-
nnue 10 do SO until after the holidays. l am re-
eeiving to-day
$50 boxea Layer, Muscatel, sultana, Valencia
and other RAlsIES;
% boxes Lc2horn CITROS,
cases new SmyruA FIGS,
10 case, Valencia ORANGES,
5000 % sh sssls sRssenia zsnss GSkkASIGf aoooHSTTs
1000 pounds Atmore's MIN barrels and
1000 po!'nes ns PsAAcH-, APPLE, OUNCE, and
., pLUA-BuTTER;;. UNI 3 u;;.s
s cases new PRESERVED GINGER.
10 gross , Gox's' Neison's, aud Chalmers CELIA
AT BALTIMORE GAChERS'. PRICES:
1000 dozen TWO and Three Pound TOMATOES
and PEACHES,
500 dozen Quart and Pint BRANDY
PEACHES,
100 dozen PINEAPPLE. CORN. PEAS, &C.;
500 dozen One and Two-Pound COVE OYSTERS.
LEE PERR7N's WORCEsTER SAUCE.
cases Quarts, Pints, aud Half-Pints at one
half forlDcr prices.
AT OUR BAKERY
We make Baltimore Noiasses Cakes, Lemon and
soda Crackers, Sugar Cakes. Ginger-snaps. Jum-
o!e dc.--ail OF which otter al Baltimore prices
WE HAVE TOO MANY GOODS AND TOO
LITTLE MONEY.
CoEse with the SPONS, and see If we csn't sell
you, or If prompt paying. viii gtye You CHANCE;
aa. sell we win LOUIS j. BOSsIEUX,
Ae e-3w confeetioner, 1412 Main street.
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THE BREACH H-oF-PRoMIsE SUIT.-1n the
City Circuit Court on Saturday the suit OF
Miss Lizzie Pauline Ruhle against .Ferdi-
nand Neurath, for $1,000, for breach OF
promise of marriage, was. concluded. The
defendant denied that there was an engage
ment. The plaintiff claimed that there was
one, though Neurath would not fix the day !;
and Judge Wexford instructed the jury as
follows ITO which counsel for defendant ex-
ceptedl:
Though the jury believe from the ev-
dcnce that there was general agreement
between the plaintiff and defendant to mar
nv each other at some future time, but that
no time and place were agreed upon for the
said marriage TO be celebrated, they cannot
find for the plaintiff unless they further be-
licve that before this action was brought the
plaintiff requested the defendant to Fix seme
time and place for the consummation Of
said marriage and that the defendant re-
fused so to do; or unless the jury shall be
satisfied from the evidence that the defend
ant had contracted TO marry the plaintiff
and thereafter, prior to the institution OF
this suit, denied that he had made such con-
tract, and, without the consent Of the plain
tiff, repudiated the obligation under the
contract.
The Jury, after fifteen minutes consulta-
ton, brought in verdict for the plaintiff
for $500.
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Rosa D'ERINA.-The sale of seats for the
D'Erina musical evenings at Mozart hall on
Tuesday and Wednesday next is progress
ing rapidly, and the indications are that
Ireland's prinG donna will be greeted by
large audiences. The programmes for both
evenings are before US, and embrace sacred,
classic, and comic selections-vocal and in
standardization the music OF all nations.
The versatility of this celebrated lyric star
is pronounced by the press generally to be
most marvellous, and her singing and per-
formances on the piano and organ are said
to be unsurpassed by any Of the best artists
OF the present century. Mile D'Erina is
accomplished in nearly all the dialects OF
continental Europe, and sings in seven dif-
ferent languages. Her "musical evenings"
will undoubtedly be the event OF the pres
cnt season. Such an opportunity to hear
m crtiste Of acknowledged merit is rarely
offered our people, and they should not be
slow in availing themselves of it.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUsTINGs COURT
SATURDAY.-In the Hastings Court on sa-
turday Joseph, Meekins, charged with forg-
ing the name OF a. r. Courtney to check
In favor of Courtney & Powell for SSs. %,
was tried and convicted, and sent to the
penitentiary for four years. ..,.,.,.,.. J. d.
Joseph Pearman, Jacob Ornie, Daniel
Beach, and Cary Wormley, charged with
attempting to extort money, were tried
and found guilty by the jury, and the Court
imposed six months imprisonment upon
each with labor. Counsel moved for new
trial on the ground that the verdict was
contrary TO the law and the. evidence. The
motion was continued untif Monday.
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ROSE AND HARRY WATKINs.-.T Tonight the
old Richmond favorites, Rose and Harry
Watkins, will commence an engagement at
the Theatre, and will doubtless play to q
full house. Their acting is excellent in it's
line, and q very interesting bill is promised.
Heretofore they have drawn we'll in Rich
mond, and have given satisfaction to all
who have witnessed their performances.
"Trodden Down; or, Under Two Flags"
will be presented. Reserved seats may be
had at Johnston's.
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A CALL FOR A MEETING OF READJUsTERs
AND WHAT. FoLLoWED-THE EQUITABLE
READJUsTERs MUSTER IN FoRCE--MR.
BARBOUR AND HIS FOLLOWERS RETIRE
FROM THE HALL. AND GO TO- THE Ex-
CHANGE, WHERE THEY HOLD A SECRET
CAUcus-A sUREENou OUCH BREACH. i,r !,
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DISTRICT COMMEMORATIVE (col6red)
Sons OF Temperance met Friday night at FL
deity Hall and organized with the follow
ing officers: W. M. Mickians, chairman !;
Thomas 81. Scott, associate; w. FL. L..
Combs, secretary; Thomas Jones, chaplain !;
j. Fl. Wilson, conductor; r. B. Graham,
guard.
On motion of William F. Brown, the
city and county were laid of into districts.
The following District Deputy Grand
Worthy Patriarchs were elected: Western
district, Joseph H. Wilson; Eastern dis
trict, Robert r. Ellysop; Henrico district,
r. B. Evans.
The Convention decided to hold grand
temperance public meeting at the First Bap-
tist church the second Monday in January,
1878.
The following committee was appointed
TO t11aka.axrange gements for the celebration:
w. f. Brown, Thomas Jones, Lewis Dick
inson. . @
The following resolution, presented by
the Grand'Scribe, was adopted by unani-
nous rising vote:
Resolved, That we, the Sons Of Temper
ance, in nass-meeting assembled, derequest
our ministers Of all denominations to preach
temperance sermons to their respective con-
gregations on Sunday, December 23d.
On motion it was decided by vote that
said resolution be sent to the city papers
with the request that it be published.
After the transaction OF much business.
for the good Of the Order the Convention
closed to meet with Excelsior Division, No.
80, at Odd-Felows' Hall, on the call Of the
presiding officer.
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THE Loso WAaoE.-Amidst the excitement OF
the day. Saturday, wa. wagon with four borses
and with bass and kettle-drum and 61c, ifof tne
purpose Of attracting the attention OF the citizens
to certain arts for business to the interest few
parties iii the city It turned out that some OF ou
enterprising citizens were aware OF tha cnsosptse
aud in order to go; !. .6t n! ffbg fI93e%
HEAD TEEN OFF ..s. .t s,,e..Jss,ss
one OF them brought out an old wagon. long sincc fa
miIiar andwei known by our citizens namely, the
..ffs.: II !, LITTLE WAGON sy!.,3 sS s.ss.s,
Or s.s. .r.-.-.la
WIN. IRA SIXTH, .,+y.,
THE 'f''.
ESrERPRrsING CLOTHIERd
Of this city, whom all know aud which followed I'm
the wake Of the greatbig wagon, atthe same time he
had his pacards spread on both sides Of the ssTees
and also boys distributing tfasF
GREESBACKs, J: Ia gSyt.ss 5
agreeing to give 81 each, in cash Ia exchange<or
each one Of them when the purchaser bought $16s
in cash, and Is prepared now 10 do the same. Cab
With yoar greenbacks at Io9 Mntn street 81
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ST.. JoHN's GERMAN CHURCH FAIR.--Ine ",
ladies OF St. Johns German cnurch VII "a
continue, their fair: for the benenL OF Tue
church building-fund at Sanger HAZE, on
Seventh street between Broad ana 1aI.
shall streets, to-day. Each yisitor WIZ De
entitled to prize. 81
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who wish to purchase ,heir presents for the ap-
preaching holidays to cali at LEVY BRoTHERs'.
where they viii hnd assortment OF articles from
which they can make selections to suit men, Ho-
men, and children. -a
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TRAIN DELAYED.-Owing to the large
number OF freight trans on the line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Saturday, the
mail train due here at $50 P. M. was de-
layed, and did not arrive until S:15 at night.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

fNHRISTMAS GOODS. Il .s A4ss&
LAYER and sUy.TASA RAIsINs of every grade
LEGHORN and ENGLISH Cl1RONs, CUR
RANTS. CHALMERS, CoX's. and NELSON'S
GELATiNE;
CANTON GINGER issied and in syrup;
NUTS tncw crop) of3sSry description;
MUSIIRO OOMS, FRENCH PEAS; -
PATTI DE Fol GRAs: nr.ai =->si = -
ANCHovIEs I'm oil and In kessl; &,
TUNNY FISH; fss-s s@..--
SMOKED and pICKLED EELs and SALMON;
JELLIES Of all kinds; Ets'H - ,#
MiNCE-MEAT thome- -made); sg,s..tt ,......C
OLD ENGLISH CHEDDER, sTILTON ROCHE.
FORT, EDAM, NEUFCHATEL, OSTEGO, and
sAPsAGo CHEESES;
ALKETHREPTA; e
| HOMEMADE PRESERVES and PICKLES;
CALIFORNIA PEARS and APRICOTS;
CANNED OKRE; -
CORN and TOM ATOEs, canned together for soups
MALAGA GRAPES;
HAVANA ORANGES;
SWEET CHOCOLATES;
CHOCOLATE CROQUETS;
SCOTCH RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY, and
| GOOSEBERRY JAMS,
VIOLET PRUNES Qn glass and woodl;
| ICE-CREAM OSWEGO. LEAFLET, CAPT.
JACK, and M USHROOM CRACKERS;
lPLUMS and DhMSONS;
CANNED PEACHES and APPLES In gallon jars
for pies. 25 cents PEI can, at
| de lO-tdc25 CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,-1 beg leave
70 sa yGSr attention milo to ny srpsTsor f stock OF
tred bv myself selected with great care and now
offered for sale ut wholesale ut prices which defy
competition. | think I may say with confidence
that there has never been finer assortment Of
FRENCH and AMERICAN CANDIES. FRUITS,
NUTS, CANNED GOODS, and SUGAR-TOYS, dis
played In this city. and no manufactured or dealer
offers better Inducements to the trade. Merchants
can save from five 10 len per cent by examining my
stock before purchasing elsewhere. send for price,
list. Respectfully. G. ZlMMER,
Candy. Toy, and CaEe-Factory.
no 2o-3w 1886 Main street, Richmond, Va,
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WILD SWANs.-Mr. Thomas Johnston let
the water In his ice-pond on Thursday, and
on Friday FIVE wild swans made their ap-
pearance on it. They We're frightened on
by sportsmen, who tried to shoot them.
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LARGE ADDITIONS to the stock OF CLoAKs have
lust been made at LEVY BROTHERS., which willen-
able them to show the largest assortment in this city.
Their prices are always the lowest.
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THE largest assortment Of goods suitable for hot-
iday presents can now be seen at LEVY BROTHERS..
You can find Toys, Fancy Goods, and Dry Goods IN
great variety and ut prices TO suit all purses.
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A REGULAR MEETING of the First virginia
Regiment OF Veterans will be held 10.
night, atT4 o'clock, in the rooms In rear OF
the Office OF the Piedmont LIe-!nsurance
Company. AS this will probably 1e lhs
only meeting held this winter fui anu
pun nctual attendance is desirable.
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BEAUTIFUL GOLD WATcHEs,-Sonle.0ft OF the most
beautiful watches In the city at remarkable prices
For Instance, a beautiful Gold Watch at S25, and
$50, and $40, and Stem-Winders nj &50-yery s9-
pcrb, splendid time keepers. Also some moro mag
nifcent at $50 and $75 and upwards, at e;e4
c.. GENNET's, OF Main street.
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PERsoNAL.-Captain r. e. Frayser and
Captain r. F. Walker are the candidates for
the office Of Superintendent Of Public Print
ing.
Among the visitors registered at the To-
bacco Exchange Saturday were E. Schlaier,
Lynchburg; j. K. ElIerson, Hanover; J. E.
Venable, Petersburg; Fl. L. Cochran, j. l..
Cochran, Albemarle; G. A. Bowles, Louisa ;
Judge j. G. Thompson and vile, General
George A. Gamblers, New York, and L. L.
Strause, DanVille.
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ATTRACTION AT MOZART HALL.-On MOI
dav night, December "a, and Christmas az,
ternoon Mr.. Frank Ray, the comedian, VIII
appear at Mozart Hall In "Kip van WIN,
kie." Mr.. Ray will be supported by good
company. and the entertainment promises
to be highly enjoyable.
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ANEW LOT OF those elegant LADIES' Three Button
Undressed Kids at 75c. worth Sl.25 just received
at JULIUS MEYERS .., 49, =; -; =
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AUCTION SAFES TINS DAY.

u f. !. 49,.
"a on oil sates Of Real Rstass adds tettos<e
the lst of January ard last e( Juse tao faxsx6ef
The present rear kape 10 BE- pasd or the ptsfc1sfE
o. al sa&ss made 5stso<ea kas 1sto ystY amdtale
az the wear tAe fazes hare TO be Gid on The ss$%<
fTfils custoA was adopted about nfteen yeary e&o
by all the real estate agsnts In Riphin0ud and A.
piesfo Richmond and vieintty.l tsSSi
EDWARD c. GeDDIN and ROBERT. B. LYME,
10 NJ, In front OF Hcnrteo county couft.ho0se.
farms in Henrico county, % the new CAas3co
City road, four miles below Richmond.
z. B. COOK. 1oK A. H., household furniture, grand
.lptano, ensrxytDgy, &c. 80
RICHARDSON 4 Co, A. p. d., trustees sale oE
briek dwelling at the northwest corner OF CherTI
~ and Green streets. sss5 u
EDWARD C. GoDnIS, 3x Z. M, trustees sale q
ssxty-six feet OF ground. with improvements
thereon: on the south Side OF n street, oetWsea
JNo. Z. LAUGHToS, JR., l0K,As NJ. toys, teileS
sets, vases, coils, Bohemian and China goods, &c.
J. D. WHITEHEAD, 10 A. n, groceries tths.
buckets. measures, &c, &C. ~ tisaf
r. s. ,ANDERsON'& SON. l0x A. NJ. grpeeEiess
&c. stss1sSsy ~ 80
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NC would call attention TO our large and varied
,..o-,nep, OF BOOKS, WRITING DESKS, GAMES,
roCKET-Books, fine rAPErERIEs' and other
articles suited for Christmas presents, which we
os.r Al unusually low rates
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, &c :;
A. NJ, At; noon, GO; P. NJ, 81; P.
NJ, 4S; midnight, 36.
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FAIL NOT 70 GO TO LEVY BROTHERS and looE
at their Christmas and Sew-Ycar's goods. The
greatest variety ever exhibited in this city can now
be seen in their store.
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POPULAR POETS AT 81.

,avs ,,!!;Ion OF tho pocts finely printed on clear
~ white paper. Illustrated with several full-paee
rnrrayiEgs, and bound In new and elegant
s:Tle Frlce. 81 each. The list embraces the
works OF Tennvson, Burns. Moore, Milton,
T,nrhcl. Shakespeare, Scott, Goldsmith, Byron,
HcE,ans Homcr's Had, Keats, and Shelly.
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THE assortment OF SILKS at LEVY BRoTHxR8t
cannot be surpassed, and their prices arc down 70
bottom. They also offer extraosdtnarJ Inducements
in the prices Of sIACx snd coLezxD snH yEL-
VETS. 50 . A
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A SAKs & Co., ......
Riehmond's Leading Clothlers,
1O13 Main street, opposite post-office.

For magazine throughly useful In Itself, "An-
dyewss Bazaar " distances all competitors, and,
although the question of use is the prime one, %
which all others subordinate. the literary, dra.
matte and social news make the periodical one OF
the most entertaining published. Send to w. B.,
Andrews, Cincinnati, ten cents for specimen COPY.
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,TBE reduction In the prices or CARPETS at LEVY
BROTHERS viii cause speedy sales. Those IN want
OF CARPETS should give them M early call. ~,
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M. ELLYsoN& CO.. advertising agents, iliscrt aa.
yertsemen.s In NIL Of the newspapers OF the United
s,aes at publishers rates. Orders LETT at the DE
patch counting room VIII receive prsmpt atten-
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CHRISTNlAS GOODS.

GELATINE, CITRON,
SEEnLESS and LONDON LAYER-Rh1SINS,
FIGS. MINED NUTS, six pounds for 81;
COOKlSG.W
SWEET CIDER. &C.. &C. So
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY & CO.,
del 52S Broad street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done as tie
DISPATCH PRIETISG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction Russcnteed. - is;fs
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INTERESTING TO TIE LADIRs.-n you want .
real good and handsome Cloak for small sum go To-
JULIUS MEYERS. s-rs.. ,q1e... r,iTl.3
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ENGLISH MATELLAssE DRESS GOODS reduced
from 80 to 20c. atJULIUs MEYERS.
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GREAT bargains in blankets Just opened at Ju--
LIUS MEYERS. tf. -r...s. -.E itT
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BOOKS At soc.

rbc following standard books. neatly bound In
cloth, with coiorcd illustrations; WI DC solu at
thc low nrict OF SOC. Il copy: Robinson Crusoe,
swiss Family Robinson, Pilgrims Progress
Foxcs's Book OF Martyrs.
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,L,rGr ASSORTMENT OF POTTERY FOR
DECORATION.
BOOKS AT 75C.

EOOkS NJ T0C.
children OF the Abbey. ThGddcus OF Warsaw ana
The Old English Ban ons three volumes bound III
nnc TIC: Scottish Chiefs, ST. Clair Of the Isles,
Hungarian Brothers, three volumes bound In
one. f5c: Captain Marryatrs Kings Own, Naval
OOScer, and Newton Forster, three volumes In
one. T5c.
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ANOTHER large invoice OF new and handsome
Ladies' Beaver Coaks just opened at JULIUS MEY-..
ER'S, 6O3 Broad street. :.
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CONSULT

sr. ~
THIS -.
PRICE-LIST, -s s.I
aud you will save money in your purchases OF
80 WINTER CLOTHING.
esrt ST.. CoMPARATIvE COLUMN
showing the difereuIe in prices between the Fall
Seasons Of 1876 and 1877: -
nugYCoATc sr:s+I"E
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FoR 4 little money YOU can get q Handsome and
Elegant Cloak at JULIUS MEYERS. r Il
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BEAUTIFUL CoLoRED MonAIRs S0c. worth soc. /:
atJULIUS MEYERS. ....
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

BOOKS
- wRITING-DESKs,
woHK-BoNES, @,
GAMES. g,
ASp IA e.v'.
POTTERY FOR DECORATION
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-10
THE G1ENHoop RYE IS TIE Wu1sxsr ,eferre,

THE GLENwooD RYE IS THE WuusKEY referred
to below:
This certificate entities the holder to receive from
the Virginia State Agricultural Society The nrst
premium which was awarded at the Fair held In the
city of Richmond in November, 1877, for the DEsT
and PUREsT DIsTILLATIoN Of wHIsKKY, to W.
ID. BLAIR 6 CO., Richmond. ..I i.i
+. G, LEIGH, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-10

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