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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

The Wig says that the Rump OF Fund
ers . in, the Legislature does not exceed
thirty in number. 1t doubts whether thee
arc more than seventeen. We are sure that
the Rump OF Funders Is as large as the
Rump OF Forcible Rekdjusters. We have
nothing to do with either OF these rumps.
But the Wing is the organ Of the Rump Of
Forciblc Keadjusters, and speaks for Them.
II It is not mistaken. they have 145 out Of
IT'S members. We do not credit the state.
ment. Nevertheless, the Wing may be bet
ter informed than we. Now, supposing
its assumption to be true, what possible ex-
cuse can the Rump Of Forcible Readjnsters
give for not getting rid OF the funding
act!-for not redeeming the pledges with
which they delighted (humbugged? the
people last fall i-for not readiusting the
putSic debt IN accordance with those
pledges for not relieving Virginia Of this
troublesome question?
The Wig claims q power for. the Rump
OF Forcible Rel busters for the exercise OF
which, the peopts will hold them. espoelnnsssi-
bic. go. IS ,..'s
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tits a new and wonderful capacity OF the
telephone, under the nafne photograph
which enables it to receive spoken WORDS
that " may be deliyereda at any future time
without repetition by the speaker" This
is tough. Now, when MuScHAUsEs oe'
scribed{ che lons.suspended notes OF his
horn we~eould~ und erssand TINT the NOTES
injected into that Instrument were frozen,
and ia their geld state remained until the
spring thawed them, when they burst fortn
in nellifluous tones. But in the case OF
the photograph the voice is not injected
into hollow tube, but impaired TO o soilo
wire. How are the words detained anu re-.
tanned for q time and delivered clear and
corrects We should Ike to know, and we
are sure there are any number OF simple
people who would, like ourselves, although
entertaining reyerentiaI faith In NUN.
cHAusES, be greatly relieved by under
standing better the Photographs! " -. /
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The Huifa1 Record speaks Of an inter-
cSting debate in the Virginia Senate on
General Hurts resolution in favor OF re-
trenchment, and adds:
We invite SPECIAL attention tothe remarks
of Mr.. Fulkerson, OF Washington COUNTY,
which show the true inwardness OF the
party of forcible readiusters, OF which he
is the acknowledged leader. 1t is perfectly
clear from the position taken by Mr.. Fulker-
son that his party of blatant demagogues do
not wish to cut down the current expenses
of the Government, though they exceed by
more than sig hundred thousand dollars
the amount expended for the same purpose
before the war! Their whole object Is to
humbug ard deceive the people by delusive
twadde about readiusting what they are
pleased to call "the unjust debt" CT the
State. p 1865"
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To the honor of Underwater be it said that
although she lost more heavily by the war,
BY reason of the emancipation OF her he
groes, than any other section Of the State;
although she protested against the lavish
outlays in making the public improvements
which created the debt; and although she
derived no benefit from those improve
ments, they being made in the interest OF
the sections which are now the "most popu-
lous and prosperous districts in the State"
yet, Notwithstanding all these facts, she is
in favor of paying the debt and maintaining
the credit and honor of the State. II the
" brain-foodV which constitutes the diet of
this people produces this result we would
advise the forciblc readiusters. the Wing
included, to partake more abundantly OF it.
They could do so without injury to them
selves or detriment to the public weal.-
+. Vest Point Star. ~ 49,
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The Champion Criticism.

We have received the following champion
criticism of Governor KEMPER'S message
through the mail. 1t is circular sent
forth by the young member from Rock
bridge. 1t may be suggested that it is a
little too astringent; that it has lit
tie too much alum-water about it-but it is
clearly original. We concur in the depre-
cation OF large enthusiastically such as
$4,000 per annum-bnt beg to assure our
young friend that he makes rs great mis-
take about Governor KEMPER's gains as if
he had burnt his underwear. We know
that Governor KEMPER will leave the Gov
errors mansion several thousand dollars
poorer than be was when he entered. His
four years salary does not amount to $780,
600 by one fifth, and it doesn't pay him out.
Our young readiusting friend is much
displeased with Governor KEMPER. What il
Governor HOLIDAY pleases him no better
....,. HOUSE OF DELEGATES, !
RICHMOND, VA, December IA, 1877. !
NV Dear Sir,-Enclosed you will find the
most remarkable production in the way OF
a message that has emapated from the capt.
tai since the war-if, indeed, it was written
there. It obviously bears the imprint Of
Wall street from its inception to its close
not to carry some doubts with it as to its
being a Virginia production. That many
OF its parts are good you will readily per-
ceive, especially in regard to our present
county-court system and the mode OF trans
porting our convicts. But he seems only
to be looking to the interest OF the Wall
street brokers, and not the people-to save
in one to give the other. But, my friends,
especially those residing in the dear olc
county Of Rockbridge, when you read tnat
portion OF his message that portraYs US IN
better condition than four years ago you WI
naturally ask, What has come over the gentle
mans dream? Allow me to suggest TINS &c
assist you in forming your conclusion
Doubtless, with the prerogatlves that DC
long to the Governors mansion, he mas beer
enabled to save large portion OF his sal
ary. and can now be numbered among thu
bondholders And for all you know some
lovely "yiduw." with "muchee bondee,'
has him i'll tow-through whose glasses ht
now sees. For, as told you in the cam
paign, it depends good deal upon whose
OK is goreii how we form our opinion. This
nv friend, shows the great necessity OF cut
ting down the salaries OF all officials, thai
they may not be enabled, in few short
years, to become independent OF the people
when they will be in great danger OF cap
ture at the hands Of the sharks from New
York that even now inIest the capital.
/ send you the message that you may see
the good, knowing you will, with this eX
PLANTATION, discard the bad. s.,,:,.tf
Yuur friend T. A. FRAZIER.
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~ WALTER d. BLAZE Il CO., w

H WALTER d. BLAZE " ", W.
MAIN STREET, offer at>
Low PRICES:
BOTAVIA ARRACk,
JAMAICA RUM, SCOTCH WHlshkl'
RYE WHISKEYS Of every grade ana p''e''
We would mentio particularly our
GLENWOoD" tpsemuml,
Z "B SELECT "tDr. McCaws cesaaca'eh:
"ALLEGHASY."
WILLS" &C., &c.
SHERRY WINE, OF our own importation
COOKING WINE, OF our own importaI!'u'
CRAMPAGNES, all prominent BRANDS
CIGARS, Of our own manufactured;
RAIsINs, CuRRANTs, CIIRoS,
LEMONS, NUTS,
and other Christmas supplies
FANCY GROCERIES.
best qualities and lowest PROV
IA l7.fIlp2SI,
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FIRM IN HIS INTEGRITY.-It may be posi-.
bic that the forcible readiusters have ma
iorty in number in each House, but IN
brains and force of character they are far
outweighed by their opponents. They may
succeed by numerical strength in forcing
reputation measures through the Legisla-
ture, though we think this hardly probable,
but any such will meet the prompt veto OF
the Executive at the hand OF either Kemper
OF Holiday. 49,. 49,. H., j..
We publish to-day a few extracts from
the letter Of the Governor-elect, written be-
fore the Convention met, and in full know
ledge OF which be was selected by the Con-
servative Convention. There is nothing
tame or time-serving about these extracts.
They are the deliberate and decided utter
ances OF man intelligent in his ideas, out
spoken in his intentions, firm in his convic-
tions. We shall be much mistaken if he
does not carry his integrity rs proudly as
Governor OF Virginia as he did rs its prl-
vate citizen. He will hold "no barren
Sccptre." He will scorn to convert the
gubernatorial crown into Ct dlSgrdcctul
prize" In exchanging kcmpcr for Holli-
day, Virginia will exchange men, but she
will hold fast to her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
T;rrj,J;oD'
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little Snou- Flakes Album. london: s.
w. PARTRIDGE & Co,
One of the very neatest Of the Christmas
presents for the very little children. .T
, For sale by ELLYsoS & YANcEY. ..
Chatter5o1. New York FRANK LESLIE.
The leading publication Of the season for
young masters and misses. ,,-.t
For sale by ELLYsoN g. YANCEY. .i.~
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MARRIAGES.

Married, December 5th.' at Grace-strcet Baptist
church, by Rev. William E. Hatcher, PRESTON
BELVIN to Miss ELIZA K: GLAZEBROOk,
daughter Of r. S. Giazebrook; all OF this city.
Married. on the 18th of December, by Rev. Joseph
H. lyler at The resi- dence Of The brides father, W.
II. ELLETT, of King William county. to SARAH
P. Elicit, of Richmond, Va. No cards. 49,
. West Point Star please copy. "
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~ Il. E. PRICE Il CO.

BARGAINst BARGAINS! .
COLORED DRESS GOODS marked down to cost !;
FANCY DRESS GOODS marked down to cost;
CLOAKS at reduced prices to close. out;
SNOWFLAKES marked down; ....'
BOURETTES marked down; s.. ...
CHRISTMAS GOODS ut lowest prices;
Grand assortment Ladies' and Gentlemen 8
SCARFS; a."
SILK and EMBROIDERED HANDKEECHIEFs;
TOILET and WORK-BOXES;
FANCY aud RUSSIA PORTE-MONNAIES;
KID GLOVES Of all kinds;
LINEN SETS, in fancy boxes;
and hundreds of ether articles suitable for Christ
mas presents.
GRAND CLosING-oUT SALE OF THE SEASON.
COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS.
NO HUMBUG. ....r
T.R. PRICE & CO.,
1101 Main street. T.
COUNTRY ORDERS promptly attended to.
de II s..
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Should the weather be favorable there is
chance that the grass viii grow between
Petersburg and Richmond during the iegis-
Iatiye recess. l& I"
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~ SHERRY AND MADEIRA.

A,arae 10, OF sHERRIES from the old and 50 "a
yorabIy known house Of Widow harmahy.
pEIsA from, ten to ffty years old .,sa
For jellies and cooking purposes have .a ia
a wine very superior In quality ard node's ave "
nYies fde l4-2wi OSCAR CaAsI
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PRESENTED AND
By Mr.. MoNcURE Bill to amend nm act
to incorporate the Potomac and =. Manassas 3.
BY Mir. GRAVES: Resolution as to the ex-
pediency of amending the revenue laws SO
as to require oil persons who pay license
tax to ray the same in currency.
. Rv Mr. SuRIyER: Resolution for special
Committee on Revision OF the Criminal
Laws to inquire into the expediency OF 80
revising the criminal laws as to make it I'M
lawful for any person, either in the daytime
or night, to have In his possession burglars,
tools or outfit with intent to commit burg
larry or robbery, and make it punishable
as IL 1t were an attempt TO commit burg
larry or robbery. -.....,.,
Iy Mr.. CoGH1LL: Resolution rs to the
expectancy OF allowing the supervisors OF
Amherst county to lease out the poor-housc
Of said county.
FROM COMMITTEES.
Schools and Colleges That the commit
tee be discharged from further considera-
ton OF the bill to provide mode OF noml-
nation, &C., of county Superlntendents:
From Courts Of Justice: Bill to facilitate
the extinguishment OF vendors liens, and
to give notice of the same and OF the re-
lease OF deeds of trust.
Schools and Colleges: Bill to amend the
Code to provide for taking the census OF
the school population. :
BILLS PASSED.
Bill to amend, &C., the act authorizing the
supervisors of Fluvanna to construct ferry
across the Riyanna river. ~.
House bill for the protection OF sheep In
the county Of Fairfax.
The House then adjourned until Tuesday
the LIST of January. . s.l. .=. s...
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) n-, ST. PAUL's CHURCH,G-To-DAY
Est. Thomas's Day. divine service at II O'Clock.
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

GLOVE DEPART MEM /.
40 dozen LIGHT and DARK KID GLO|Eeai oVc
pair-aIi the new shades
65 dozen KID GLOVES At 75c.. 81, and SD IN
all colors; ,y
81 DOZEN GENTLEMEN'S LIGHT and DARK
KIDS at 81 pair, the real value being -. As
have n very large stock we offer Then! 20 IT,
duce the stock. ,-,>-
large line of mems. misses. and childrcns SKIN
CLOTH. and Isle GLOVES ~ all prices.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT-bcing one oil lhe
largest ever exhibited-frUm lOc. 10 81 Ialr-
comprising every lyle and description.
A large line of LEGGlNS At all prices.
HANDKERCIilEFS of all stylcs-plaln' H'i.-
stitched, embroidered. initial, &c, from 'c'
A full Inc of WO0LLEN KNIT GOODS, such As
SHAWLS, SURIAS. COMFORTS, sCARts
HOODS, CLOUDS, SEA-FOAMS, SAtQLE9'
&C. nj extraordinary low prices 10 make sales
LADIES and CHILDREN's FURS.--A large Inc .;
very low prices 10 close them Out. As they mGS'
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODs..A ll.i
line OF WHITE SHIRTS, USDERSulKR,Ilss'
PLAID SHIRTS, CARDIGAN JhCk Ell, sIS
PENDERS, TIES, Bows, SCARFS, HhH?H D-
KERCHIEFS, STlPED and SOLID SoChs'
GLOVES, &c. ut extra low prices.
100 dozen DOLLS Al very low prices rms IS ohc
OF the largest asSor inents In the cl'y-at "'e"
lower than the lowest Call and see tncn ,.r
We have lots OF other goods suitable Tor Cnhlsi-
MAS and HOLIDAY PRESENTS too hume
rous to mention. which will pay you TO call ana
examine before you buy. Call at
THaLHlMER BROTHERS.,
COL Broad street.
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MET DoN,TFoRGET THAT YOU CAN

NET DON'TFORGET THAT YOU CAN
SAVE MONEY by buying Your SHOES at the
CHURCH HILL VARIETY STORE, 1902 Broad
street. Read our price-list, and call and sesus:
Misses Rubber Overshoes, 40c. pair;
Ladies' Rubber Overshocs, soc. pair; .....
GentemenS Rubber OrerShoes. 75c. = pair;
Boys Heavy Shoes. 81 so pair;
Ladies' Heavy Shoes, 31.25 4 pair;
Ladies' Cabie-Scr:w Shoes, $3.50 pair;
Ladies' Goatskin Shoesat SITS and 50 per pair:
Ladies' Superior Quality Shoes Of well-knoWn
and reliable makes;
GeniIemcn'S Caters at $3.50 pair; ....,
Ceniemen's Cale-Screw CATERS at 1915 pair;
Mems Balmoral BroglnS at 50 pair; .,'-
MEMS English Ties al $3.50 Il pair;
Childrenfs Shoes at 75c and 81 pair. dc 20
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nIy LEVY BROTHERS

Mt LEVY BROTHERS
OFFER
ONE THOUSAND DRESSED DOLLS
froln SC. to 80 each.
These DOLLS were purchased at auction and are
offered at one fourth Of their value.
They close their store promptly THIS friday
AFTERNOON 1T 4:45, and open TOMORROW
EVENING at O'Clock. Their forty clerks will be
In attendance to wait on customers. de2l
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NHRISTMAS GOODS.
LAYER and SULTANA RAISINS Of every grade;
LEGHORN and ENGLISH CITRUNS, CUR
RANTS, CHALMERS, COX'S, and NELSON'S
GELATINE;
CANTON GINGER {drled and In SYRUP; ..
NUTS tnew crop) of every description;
MUSHROOMS, FRENCH PEAS;
PATTI DE Fol GRAS;
ANCHovIEs In Oil aud In kegs);
FUNNY FISH;
SMOKED and PICKLED EELS and SALMON;
JELLIES Of all kinds; r.
MINCE-MEAT thome-madel; Et.1sEt
OLD ENGLISH CHEDDER, STfLTON ROCHE
FORT, EDAai, NEUFCHATEL. OSTEGo, and
SAUSAGE CHEESES ~
ALKETHREPTA; n.i-ase,
HOMEMADE PRESERVES and PICKLES;
CALIFORNIA PEARS and A PRICOTS;
CANNED OKRE;
GREEN TURTLE;
OX-TAIL SOUP: }". ST..
MALAGA GRAPES; -s .
HAVANA ORANGES;
SWEET CHOCOLATES;
CHOCOLATE CROQUETs;
SCOTCH RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY, and
GOOSEBERRY JAMS,
VIOLET PRUNES lin glass and wood;
ICE-CREAM, OSWEGO, LflAFLET, CAPT.
Il JACK. and MUSHROOM CRACKERS;
PLUMS and DAMSONS;
CANNED PEACHES and APPLES In gallon jars
for pies, IS cents per can, at
de O-tSe2S CHRISTIAN g. WHITES.
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PRETTY LITTLE BASKETS.

.... ~ s-.G-.H gs - ..
p. FANCY BOXESl s-
Such as can be found in no other establishment
...-r' .~.'i 81. IL in the city. -
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Great reduction In inc
prices Of DRESS GOODS. Which We Wish 10 ciosG
out. 200 pieces or GALLOOE at l6ac; a, fS -
worth soc. Gail and see us on DRESS hoobSN
you wish TO get Il bargain. ,rr,,rpc
~THALHIMER BROTHERS WISH
to announce that their store will be open sAlVh'
DAY NIGHT from TO ~ O'Clock In order 70 AZ
commodate their friends and customers. eau AZ.
secure some of tile pretty aud cheap ClIRlSrhAS
GOODS. oc -,
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES.
E. r. sPENCE& SON.
L. B. SPENCE & SON. s~
E. B. SPENCE & son.
E. SPENCE & SON.,
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
sUsPENDERs. sUsPENDERS, sUsPENDERS.
NEcKTIEs, NEcKTIEs, NECKT1Es.
sCARFs, @ sCARFs. sCARFs.
COLLARS, COLLARS, COLLARS.
SHIRTS, SHIRTS, SHIRTS.
CANES, CANES, CANES.
HANpKERCHIEEs, .HANDKERCHIEFs
INDICATED UNDERsHIRTs,
MERINo UNDERsHIRTs.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
~ E.B. SPENCE & SON.
E.B SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
ovERcoATs, ovERCOATs, oyERCoATs.
ovERcoATs, ovERCoATs, ovERCoATs.
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CLOTHING,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
Tde POI
SANTA CLAUS rs COMINGl
SANTA CLAUS is COMING!
SANTA CLAUS is COMING!
PREPARE FOR IuM BY GOING TO THE
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS GOODS
PIZzINrs, PIZZINrs, PIZZINrs,
PIzzINrs, pIzZINTs, PIzZINrs,
PIZZINTs, PlZZINrS, PIzZINrS.
sO7 BROAD STREET, sO7
s07 BROAD STREET, s07
SO7 BROAD STREET, SO7
WHERE YOU CAN FIND
DOUBLE REFINED STICK AND DROP CANDY at
25c. per pound
VERY NICE ASSORTED FRENCH CANDY at 3Oc
per pourd;
FINE ASSORTED FRENCH CANDY at soc. per
pound
SUPERIOR ASSORTED supERFINE FRENCH Bon
BoSs at 75c. per pound;
CRYsTALIzED FRUITS (assortcI) at 75c. and 81
per pound;
FRENCH GLACE FRUITS at 81 per pound.
HOUsEKEEPERs,
call and examine the large and wel-selected stock Of
MATERIALS FOR CHRISTMAS CAKES, &C.
....s.-... Large and fresh,
FINEST DEIIESA RAISINS, anu ia. ked alike
LONDON LAYER RAISISS. all through the
VALENCIAtSEEDLESs1 RAISINS, boHes-not top
SULTANA RAISIES. ipcd up WITH
SELECTED LAYER RAISINS, large raisins and
- 80 > ~ II filled t h r ough
with trash.
CITRoN, CITRoN.. Clear and free from sugar or
grill. .r
ruppANTc Washe6 and Ofcked-ready for
In cake without further
trouble.
ALMONDS. Fresh and sweet, and shelled
ready for uSe-a great saving 10
housekeepers of time and trou-
.r. bic.
For making fine, clear wine
jelly, with without boiling.
LEMONS. recently plucked from the
tree that the stems yet
...s.... green, while the fruit Is per-
49, -.. -.a fectly yellow and juicy.
ORANCEs Sweet and fine which wero
:, TIL. hanging on tho tree In Florida
week ago.
ORANGES.... ...... From sunny Itay-just come
.-. into market-which we sell ut
~z..f.T e2 from csc. to Soc per dozen.
MALAGA GRAPES. Green, crisp, and IN large
buuches-not shrivelled with
frost or blackened by coming
't..- decay, bnt nice and Inviting.
PEARs.,...,.. CALIFORNIA; choicest fruit
.--2. i"a nice, yellow, Juicy, and sweet.
BASANAs....... Large and fine. .. -, ...
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MT TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT,
LEVY BROTHERS state that their store will he
closed THIS friday EVENING promptly at
4.45 and reopcned SATURDAY EVENING at
O'Clock. Those needing any article for the holidays
or any other time will please take due notice.
de 2ll
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Ut CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS,
CHRISTMAS!

Christmas comes but once year and we know Il
is most here when we sec the great rush 10 sYrIr
BROTHERS and the crowded house from morning
till evening making their purchases for the a..t and
young.
SYCLE BROTHERS have just opened large 10, If
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS suitable for every.
one and 10 suit the times.
Come and see the crowds and make YOUR purchases
from SYCLE BROTHERS.
Handsome CLOAkS ut SYCLE BROTHERS.
4 handsome CACHEMIRE DRESS for 4 ln:..
money at SYCLE BROTHERS..
Handsome set Of FURS for Il Xmas pr,sca. a,
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
Gets a handsome PANTS PATTERN At SYCLE
BROTHERS..
Get your HANDKERCIlEFS SCARFS, GLOVES,
CORSETS, STOCKINGS. and sets Of COL
LARS and CUFFS. for Nina, presents 4.
STCLE BROTHERS..
If you want To see something pretty SYCLE BRO
THEIRS Is the place.
Come and De- convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS,
Is the place 10 buy yOnr HOLIDAY PRESENTS;
and persons should not forget 10 make III Ir pGl-
chascS from them That they Intend buying for
PRESENTS for Nmas.
BOULEVARD and HALMoRAL SKIRTS Tor
Xmas cheap At SYCLE BROTHERS
BLANKETS at SYCLE BROTHERS.
BROTHERS..
Handsome sets Of FIJ,S for Christmas prcsrr. II
SYCLE BROTHERS..
Get handsome SILK 1T SYCLE BROTHERS for
present.
Don't take time 10 shop around, but go 10 SiCLK
BROTHERS. and make your purchases Tor lle
coming holiday.
FLANNELS. CASsIMERES.
GLOVES. SOCKS.
SCSPESDERS. TIES.
COLLARS and CUFFS.
RIBBONS. LACES. EDGES,
UNDERWEAR frrladics and gentlemen
DRESS GOODS, SIIAWLS.
and millions of other NICE PRESENTS suitable
for Christmas.
Call and see us and make YOUR purchases early.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street,
dc 10 between Third aud Fourth streets.
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CHRrsTMAs GOODS.

S1-~~----~-
M LOTS OF GOODS STILL LEFT
LEVY HERS.
They were prepared for the emergency, and the
great crowd Of purchasers has only depleted their
stock in very small degree. They have lots of
goods suited to all classes, among which will be
found
Elegant DESKS, WoRK-BOXEs,
HANDKERCHIEF and GLovE-BoxEs, in
JAPANESE BOXES, TOILET SETS,
VASES, BOOKS, NAPKINS.
TABLE-ELOTHS, TOWELS, DOILIES,
TOILET-MATs. TIDES. BLANKETS,
sHAWLs, CLoAKs, FANS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, SUSPENDERS,
CARRIERS, CARD-CAsES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
SCRAP-BOOKS, SCRAP-BOOK PICTURES.
POTTERY, TOYS, DOLLS,
and thousands Of other articles all be sold al such
prices to suit the most economical persons.
deal LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-21

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IS1 CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS CBRIsru.,
CHRISTMAS ut CHRISTI,
CHRISTMAS COHEN BROTHERS,, CHHIsTaAs
CHRISTMAS who have CfIRrsTHAu
-Chn!oIMAs made great prcpa- CHRISTIAN
CHRISTMAS ration, and CrpIormaa
CHRISTMAS are offering every CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS variety Of cuP1srw.o
CHRISTMAS GODS CrJptsTuIo
Many GREAT BARGAINS In all kinds Of ss1Arr,
"NNH' dc20
NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE OFFER.
ING THIS WEEK
THIRTY-FIyE HUNDRED YARDS
BLACK AND COLoRED SILKS.
which have Just been purchased ut great sacr,sc.
These goods have very recently been landed n III,
country and are OF the best and most popular man,
ufacturcrs in France. They embrace in bar,
GUINET's and BONNET'S FINEST QUALITIES
the most superior goods c9er offered in this ci,y,
deco
10" COHEN BROTHERS have lust 70.
ceived 1900 yards OF elegant FRENCH CASH.
MERE5, which they are offering at grca,ry.-s-
tluccd prices.
Also, TAMIsE-CLOTI1S. DRAP D'ETEs ~,
other MOURNING, GOODS.
All colored DRESS GOODS. greatly reduced n
close for this season
CL0Aks and BEAVER-CLOTHs cheap, 20 Clos.
stock.
4 large stock Of NOTTINGHAM and REAL-I,cr
CURTAINS.
81 pieces Of the BEST ENGLISH GRAPHS =.
great sacrifice.
Also, q large lot OF
SILK PRINCES,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES.
TIES.
and thousands Of various goods much hclov mar.
het Value. Gc 20
~ COHEN BROTHERS VIII open nj
p. NJ. next SATURDAY. Cali and see their
great variety OF GOODS de 20