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PETERSBURG.

DEATH OF 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
CATHOLIC FAIR, &c. --. ...
CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dspatch.l
NOVEMBER 30, 1877.
The famous war-horse Manassas, formerly
belonging to General james bearing, OF the
Confederate States cavalry, died this morn
ing. The animal was purchased at Manas-
.as in 1862, and was about twenty years old.
He was ridden by General bearing i'll all
the battles in which that daring and gallant
officer participated, and it was on his back
that the General received his fatal wound
on the retreat from Petersburg. The horse
has been tenderly cared for BY the family OF
General bearing. .'H
At Grace church to-day a collection was
taken up for the benefit OF the church
building at Waverly, which was lately pur-
chased by the Petersburg convocation.
The Catholic Fair, which haslbcen in pro-
gress since Monday OF last week, will close
on Saturday 1t has been Il remarkably sue
ce>siul one, patronized by citizens OF all
creeds. 1t is believed the lady managers
will realize fully $1,000, or more-the
amount necessary to pay off the school debt
OF the church, forwhich object the Fair was
held f.. -. ..,~.....H ~ 80
The AppomattoX continues very high to-
day, but the water is not high enough to do
any damage. -.s b. ROBIN ADAlR.
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Georgia will elect Legislature and vote
on the new Constitution next Wednesday.
The prospect now is that the Constitution
will be adopted, that Atlanta will be made
capital Of the State, and that the new Legs.
lature will be Overwhelmingly in favor OF
returning Senator Gordon to the United
States Senate. MIR. Gordon is exceedingly
popular in the State, and there Is no rival
who can have hope Of defeating him.
Ne,o York. Tribune.
On the 9Th OF November, at the parish
church, Biarritz, Bases Pyrenees, France,
Emily Louise, daughter Of the late John
Biddle Chapman, of Philadelphia, and Of
Mary g. Randolph, Of Richmond, Va, was
married to the Prince Joseph Pisnateli
d'Aragon, second son Of the Comte de
Fuentes ct d'Egmont, Grandee OF Spain.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Stanley is to be given a
formal reception in London by the Royal
Geographical Society, and at the first 6rdi-
nary meeting OF the Society, in January, he
is expected to read a paper summing up
his labors and their scientific and CONNER
cial results.
The Boston post-office averages 800 mo-
! ney-orders day, aggregating about 81, 900.
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That MeteGr--AGatn.

HALIFAX. November 22, 1877. p
Editors Dispatch: On tie evening of the
goth instant occurred here 4 most remark
able display Of meteoric phenomena. ! was
standing in my garden and witnessed the
whole of it. -...s,..... ..... ...
About sunset, and about the rising OF the
moon near the centre OF the heavens, rather
west of south, blazing meteor OF large size
moved suddenly offin the direction OF south
east. The length OF the burning mass before
explosion l can only describe by saying. that
it seemed to extend about one eighth to one
quarter across the entire heavens, in a
straight line, and then exploded, throwing
out numbers Of scintillating sparks. For
some minutes appeared straight, Whltlsh,
smoky line in the track Of the meteor, then
it rapidly assumed long, serpentine track,
which was evidently produced by air-cur-
rents ar the wind; and then finally driited
of, evidently by air-currents, and was visible
for half an hour distinctly-viz., the smoky
line-and gradually wasted away like a
Whit OF smoke, or thin, ragged, white cloud.
It was, or seemed to me, perfectly clear that
this explosion could not have occurred at
any very great distance from the earth. The
movement of this line OF smoke across the
heavens, and few stars which had begun
to shine, showed plainly that it (the Smoke)
was either moved by the wind OF air-currents
about the earth. In about five minutes
after the explosion came a prolonged and
heavy rolling OF thunder. My gardener
said, when / called his attention TO it, that
it was the passage Of the railroad train
across Staunton-river bridge, about four
miles south Of us. But from the state OF
the atmosphere am satisfied that this thun-
der proceeded from the meteoric explosion.
| This heavy thunder lasted some two or
three minutes. and seemed lather to come
| from the southwest.
I give you the facts as they occurred to
me, rs BY mere accident I had very full
opportunity Of witnessing this wonderful
phenomenon Truly yours. #. VI.
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nEATHs.

Died. at 1890 P. d., on Thursday the goth in
slant. VIRGINIA, youngest daughter of John A.
and Elizabeth IL. Mosby- In the eighth year OF her
age.
father, 100 south Third street. FRIDAY the 3Oth
Instant mt p. NJ Friends and relatives are Invited
TO attend.
Died. In Manchester, Va. November 90, 1877. ut
the residence Of her son. William Heider, sSlrs.
ELIZABETH HEIDER in the nnetieth year OF her
age.
man Lutheran church, on Firth street heyo9a
Leigh, Richmond, TO-DAY tFriday) al O'Clock 7.
nj. Relatives and friends IRE Invited to attend WIFI
out further notice
Died. at his residence. in Richmonn, yn:: Novenl-
Der 2 9th, at 4 T. NJ, SAMUEL :. RILEY IN the
sixty ninth year Of his age. =,
HIS remains will be removed on the . I. d. Iraim
the goth Instant 10 Baltimore, ana his ineral VIII
take place from the residence OF Dr. William Riley
~ Lexington street. -..z..
Baltimore Sun please copy.
Died, on Thursday, November 90: 1877; at
o'clock p NJ of pneumonia, THOMAS ALFRED.
only child of r. 8. and Ollie Clifford Chdress aged
three months and eleven days.
;. take these little lambs. said He,
And fold them TO my breast:
Protection they shall find In me-
And be forever best"
Nav the Almighty Father. in his mercy, comfort
and sustain the parents IN this bereavement, and
NAV they go live I'm this world meet by and by
with little Allie" Oh the other shore.
THE funeral will take place THIS tFridlay) NJ
TERNOON at 8 o'clock from tile residence of his
grandfather. T. Wiley Davis, No. -70S Twenty-scv-
en- street Friends and acquan tances Of the FAM
fly are invited 10 attend. " ~. +. .-.-...ss. ~
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OBITUARY.

II Is hut Justice to the memory OF the excellent
dead as well al grateful balm to the hearts OF be-
reaycd ones WHEN some ling. gentle, patient 81 ri
takes its flight 10 the eternal bourne. 10 commend
the virtues OF the loved departed audit Is especially
melancholy pleasure TO him vino paws thlS llDute
to venerable and vencrated worth. crowned with the
sweet and pure graces OF advanced age; for this Is
truly descriptive of the estmab!e lady whose loss
from our midst large and affrctionate circle Of
children. grandchildren, anu friends are now called
upon to depore. :. .... -. IL
Samuel Shepherd, Esq, twhom many will remember
as Que Of the most useful and hiehyrcspecCd OF the
old citizens Of Richmond) Is no more. The incrita-
bile destroyer had long withheld his fatal dart, until
she attained to years beyond the allotted span: and
though her declining contStion for Il decade past
might have prepared those who loved her for her de-
parrure at any hour, yet 1t seems that preparation
neUer truly comes: and her death was shock from
which they who knew her will not speedily recover.
The writer knew her well, and with him her memory
will ever he associated with genteness. patience,
cquaninity of spirit, and quiet, trustful waiting
for the tour of dissolution as that Of her reunion
with her many cherished ones preceding her III the
presence of her Saviour and her God. Calmly and
painessly resigning long and blamecSs liie TO her
at least, we firmly believe the sentiment OF the
lfoet-al beautiful and general as its application
does not apply:
g. For ,chO. to dumb forgctiuneSsa prey.
This pleasing. anxious being yet resigned
Left the warm precincts of the cheerf nj day.
Nor cast one longing, lingering look behind:
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nT ONCE MORE In THE MARKET.

T. II. PRICE & Co
announce tie arrival OF the largest and most select
line Of CLOAKS in PLAIN BEAVERS and
MATELASSE faucies;
New line Of DRESS GOODS, embracing magnii-
cent line OF BLACK SILKS at ante-bettum,
rates;
COLORED SILKS from 81 10 Sc per yard;
CASHMERES In BLACK and COLORED we eau
offer In endless variety:
CASSIMERES and CLOTHS In autfulaSsortIncnt
of grades and manufacture.
We solicit the attention of buyors to our stock Of
GESTLEMES'S and LADIES KIDS-in these
goods We have fullest line south of New York
slx-button, four-button- three two. and one
button.
Something novel in TWO-BUTTON GENTLE
MEMS KlDS-Ca>tor and Dosskin.
We call attention TO our stock Of VIRGINIA
GOODS In GLOVES and CASSIMERES. These
goods, by superior manufacture and State pro-
duction, should receive I liberal patronage.
This day we receive magnificent line of ECF-
FILINGS,
FLANNELS, DOMESTICS.
LINENS. and HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Look at our BLACK CASHMERE from Use. to go.
T.R. PRICE & Co.
nol5 110l Main street.
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The philadelphia Press says that ian
"imminent peril threatened the republic
"day before yesterday, and Nice-President
..WHEELER was the man who, by prompt
"action, warded it OIL" What was it.?
Simply the "peril" Of seating BUTLER, Of
South Carolina, instead OF KELLOGG, OF
Louisiana. Well, if that be peril, then it is
grave peril that threatens the saving Of
the country from the devil. BUTLER is an
honest gentleman; KELLOGG is trickster
and unprincipled politician. II WHEELER
processes to be of opinion that the country
was imperillcd by the chance Of seating
BUTLER instead Of KELLOGG he is either a
malignant partisan or hypocrite.
It's rather too much in the line Of ras-
cally hypocrisy that whenever a gentleman
is in danger" of being put into high po.
sition over a thief "the country is in
peril!" It is rank falsehood and vulgar
impudence. .aan. .s.:
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8 Mr.. JoHs HEsKyeFEsEMAns OF this city,
whose funeral took place yesterday, was q
rentlema, whose profession as manager OF
hotels and captain OF passenger steamboats,
brought him into contactwith great number
OF travellers and intelligent and appreciatiye
people. He won large share Of approba-
tion for the skill and Judgment he displayed,
and his popularity was great for his obli-
ging and kind disposition. All over the
country there are persons who remember
him with both respect and gratitude.
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The National Republican, which may be
considered at least semi-official organ OF
the Administration, says that the organs OF
the "money-centres "are now engaged IN
"the high purpose OF bulldozing President
"HAYEs into an attitude of hostility to
"public sentiment on the silver-money
question: The Republicans quite right:
1t concludes 49, -,
"We do not believe that these financial
bulldozers will be permitted to hoodWink
the President and lead him away from the
best interests Of the people and the nation,
which centre in the remonetizing OF silver,
the coinage OF the honest dollar, and the
strengthening Of the coin volume OF the
country" &as
Exactly
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Me- COHEN BROTHERS ARE AGAIN
opening large stock of goods purchased to great
advantage, and as usual they offer the benefit to their
customers.
They will offer on Monday an extensive stock OF
DRESS GOODS at 1870, heretofore sold at l6'!c.
All the better class of DRESS GOODS reduced al
a proportionate rate.
DRESS GOODS reduced from 35c. to CSC. Cd
ALL-WOOL DAMASsES at $3.50.
They are In receipt also Of several cases OF BLACK
ALPACA at 25 and 30c. worth from 12.s TO
15c. a yard more;
\ large lot of FRENCH C4lSHNEREs in BLACK
and COLORED. . ....
Also, from retiring importer, large additions to
their stock of BLACK and COLORED SILKS
In SILK GOODS prices have recently undergone
constant changes, and COHEN BROTHERS
offer every advantage TO compete with the New
York market.
$50 pieces of WHITE FLANNELS OF The ccle-
bratcd Quechee mills at % per cent less than
the former price;
Another large addition 10 their stock OF LADIES
CLOAKS; ... ...
You can also save 81 yard by buying your BEA-
YER CLOARING 1T COHEN BROIfiEfS'
IN BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETs they
ofYcr the most extensive assortment;
.,so. large stock of MERINO VESTS tsee their
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S MERlNO
VESTS at 35c.), nearly all-wool at 65c., marked
value being S1.25;
The KID GLOVES sold ut COHEN BROTHERS
for 75c. pair arc fully worth $3.50 pair;
They are selling CARPETS at Is and 1896, IN
GRAIN ut 80 and 35c., PENlTESTiARI
MADE at 37Hc., ALL-WOOL TWO-PLY at so
IN and Csc: also, some exquisite patterns
THREE-PLY and TAPESTRY;
UPHOLSTERY REPS, so inches wide, at 3oc. and
81 worth fully $50;
CRETOES In various designs:
In HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS. PRINCES
FANCY GOODS, and general slna-wcar, they
offer many inducements:
Also, So piece. ENGLISH GRAPE at Il great sacrl-
flee. no 90
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U.0AN.0EFECE.

ladies AND GENTLEMEN, IS
4 4 YOU are cordially invited TO cnll and eI- " Ss
anime thc SOLITAIRE and CLUSTER DiA-SSASI
MIMI RINGS. SOLITAIRE EARRING, STUB
in pairs or single, ONYX and DIAMOND L3C S IL
r. fS y,,e,sre which costs nothing, and VIII prove
IL - pple 70 Won should YOU desire 10 purchase.
ladies' and Gentlemen's GOLD WATCHES, III
stem and key-wiD ders. vrs,, c1r,pD-
orr, 1 e. and SECK-CHAINS, LOCkETS, sets OF
JJEWvELRY: STONE, CAMEO, AMETHYST, and
other Kinds of RINGS in great variety. ,-,.
Every one can be suited In RINGS, SLEEVE,
R0SONl- and COLLAR-BUTTONS;
and many other useful articles of JEWELRY: all
az witch must be sold in order to realize the cash
famed on them Office open until O'Clock 2. NJ.
Closed on Saturdays; open al dusk Cali soon at
-. S. A. WlNST0CK'S.
Loan Office, No. II north Fourteenth street,
nol4-lm under EScnansc uolcl.
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Mr. THE CHEAPEST AS WELL A

G" THE CHEAPEST AS WELL AS
THE CHOICEST LINE OF DRY GooBs in the
city can now he found mt the popular Efoad-sireet
| Dry-Goods Emporium OF
THALHIMER BROTHERS, COL BROAD sTIEEF
coRSER OF SIXTH.
! Our buyer being In New York, and having attend
ed the recent large sales we enabled 10 offer MI
Of the most scssouabIe and attractive speciaitses
suitable to the season and with the determination
to sell the best goods ut the lowest prices sen
are giving universal satisfaction.
Our stock we claim TO be the most complete in our
line that be found 10 the city. Our prices defy
successful competition, and guarantee every ar
tcIe rs represented. We epumernte some Of our
bargains:
BLACK CAsTIAfERES from 35c. to $3.50. fully
| 20 per cent less thau can be bought elsewhere.
Black T A is Son 4 SIT 5csn entirely
new stock. BIy yonr Apaoas from ns, and You
DRESS GOODS in great variety In fact. we make
them Speciality. A large line Of all the newest
rLA 1:sss apS i5T5fs S' at s
Beautiful ii me- new KNIcKERBoCKE sUITINGs just
Opened cso at 16a 20 2'' ard 3oc. per yard-a'l
An entirely new stock of CLOAKs lust received. in
Which are Offered With the smallest percentage
advance OIL the original cost. We defy any house
| In the city 10 meet our prices on these goods
| In CASSIMERF.S. for mems and boys wear, we are
showing Il variety of new goods; and. as VT:
make them specially, we can afford TO sell them
| fully 25 per cent less than any other house.
Also. a full line OF WATERPROOF CLOTHS, IN
| all shades.
The largest stock OF KID GLOVES ever offered In
the city We will omen during the week an en-
| tfrcly new stock of BLACK. WHITE. OPERA
SHADES, and DARK KIDS at SOC. a pair
worth twice the money. We can please anybody
The greatest bargain offered IN the city IS big
lot of SILK HANDkERCHlEFS. which We
have just opened nd are selling ut 60c. original
price 81; also. very large stock OF the same at
25c. sold everywhere else at Sec.
! DOMESTICS, FLANNELS, SHAWLS. CARPETS,
NOTIONS, RIBBONS, O0ES.
| HOSIERY, CORSETS, LADIES', GENTLE
! MEMS. and CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR and
! everything else usually kept in frst.class dry
goods store, and all at The most attractive prices
! ut THALHIMER BROTHERS..
Col Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
y. B.-MR. CHARLES HUTZLER Is now with
u.s. and will he pleased to soc his friends and Gus
| toners at TIIALHlMER BROTHERS..
nol7 COL Broad street
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DIVIDENDS.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD co.,
TREASURER'S OFFICE, RICHMOND, Va
November %, 1878.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT on the
capital stock Of this company has been declare q.
PAYABLE at the Office of the company. In the city OF
Richmond, Va: on and after the SECOND MIN
DAY l4th) In January, 1878. ~,
The transicr-books will be closed on the 9TH OF
JANUARY. 1878. NJ. w. HARRINGTON,
10 29-tJa14 Ireasurcr.
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will come when such dock WIN be made.
Richmond cannot get along withonttt, and
shere is not place in the; whole locality
that is at all ct for the imprcye nleat save the
site we point out. yss
Again, we say, We earnestly invite the ne
city authorities and people to consider these
matters. The public welfare demands that
they shall receive attention.
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MT DRY GOODS HAVE REACHED
THE BOTTOM AT LAST.

..., THE BOTTOM AT LAST.
sYCLE BROTHERS
have marked their entire stock at bottom prices.
Come and be convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS
Is the cheapest place In The city to buy ysur DRY
GOODS.
your ri DRY GOODS from sYCLE BROTHERS.
We have just received an extra large lot of
CLOAKS, ut bottom prices, to SUIT everybody.
SHAWLS In great variety. Fuks LOT E'dies anu
children at various prices.
BsIMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS, from
bottom TO The top prices In all the new styles. If
py ins at sYcLE
DkEss GOODS from loo. up to 81 yer yard; beau-
tiful shades saa .a q one 81 shialln n
st ioy,iy lot of DRESS GOODS at 25 and 3oe per
x pREsS Goo DDS EI ,s RIs'
styles ct sYCLE BROTHERS.. 49,.
WEAR in great variety, and at forty per cent less
than ever sold Ia the city before
ALPAcAs. CACHEMuREs, HENRIETTA
CLoTH. BoMBAZINE,. TAMIsE. BOMBA.
| ZINE CLOTH, and all MOURNING GOODS
| FL ANNEI.s in WHITE and coLoREO and
| FLANNELS from zoe. TO III per yard;
CANTON FLANSELS In ELEACHED and IN
| DLEACHED-all prices from &c.;
HOSIERY, GLOVES. CORSETS, HASDKEls-
! CHIEFS, and SCARFS to suit everybody;
| Our 100 COLORED SILKS are 81 .25 per yard;
All shades SILK VELvETs from $3.50 TO $40 per
YARD:
| yELVETEESS In all shades;
| BALLOONS, BUTTONS, PRINCES, and all the
| latest styles OF TRIMMINGS;
| An extra large lot of BLANKETS In WHITE and
! COLORED. from $1.25 10 80;
| We cali special attention TO our So and 81 BLAN-
| kETS:
sHEETINGs, BED-TICKs, CARPETS, TABLE
| CLOTHS, DAMASK, CRASH, TOWELS an,
| NAPKINS at lowest prices, and thousands OF
other articles that we could mention but Tor wan
of space. Call and see for Yourselves
Persons wishing samples will please send postage
Goods sent G. o. ID. Special attention to orders
| Come ana see tnat SY CLE BROTHERS. Is the place
'opa' 'o1 SYCLE BROTHERS,
| --s-~--s---r-f 81 1 Rroad street,
! nol2 between Third and Fourth streets
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, November 20, 1877. J

TITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Take
1 notice, that by virtue Of u witt Of attachment
issued out OF the United States District Court
clerks flee, ut Norfolk, Va, In The suit of Edward
Woodson ct ais. ps. Steamer Isis, I have attached
The said steamer Isis and on the 5Tu DAY OF DE-
GENDER, 1877, said cause win he tried vt the
United Suites Courtroom, Richmond, Va, when
and where all persons interested are cited to appear
and tuterpose their claims.
: 80. =. - NE C. p. RAMSDELL,
!. no 30-F&Tu2t United States Marshal,
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

DLANK BOOKS FOR JANU AIRY NEXT
ID should be ordered now. Four first premiums
best specimens of account-books and book-binding.
Patterns for all kinds of account-books on hand.
Our prices moderate, and work guaranteed.
w. +. SIMONS & BROTHER.
Twelfth and Main streets,
M oe1m Richmond.
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CoSoyER divides bis favors between the
Republicans.an Democrats. This is inge-
nious in him. He is making the most Of both
pro and con. He will have impartial iudg-
ment passed upon him, q hearty condemna'
ton from both sides. CoGovER has gradu-
ated in the Satanic school. and understands.
how to bedeyiI all sides. But his stfairin y
is yet to come.
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GELATISE.


NHA L VI Z l. >
~ TRANSPARENT GELAIiNE ,,.
Is highly recommended by Dlh'onl'o .sny
leading restaarateurs IN New fo'A 'oi
JEI.LIEs, BLANC NANCE, &c" n Nv. nrnljc
We introduced this excellent sf's'. ,sst we
last year. It has given 50 much IN every
are warranted In reeommchdins us .,cs "a loweg
resnect equal 10 any imported The priv
rssps - >, tho trade ar manufacturers prices,
For SAFE 70 '' INC "1 pfrncELI, LApp & CO..
noas i1Ap 'SN'"
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AND HYA1NALS-
!, We have now for sale largest stock and best US
sortment of BIBLES, PRAYER-BOOKS, and
HYMNALS we have had the pleasure of Offering LOT
many a year. Among them can be found the cheap
est as we'll as the most elegant made.
no2s WOODHOUsE & PARHAM.
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oo.CENT STORE.


DECEIVED AT THE
99-CENr STORE.
4 large lot of WALNUT FRAMES al sP'' '"'>''
Also more Of those WALNUT FRAMES al '''''
pair;
Ten cases of TIN TOILET SETS at 9ec. apiece
More of those large HEARTIl-VAsEs 81 s'' !
pair; ,.>.r.
The best Mems and Boys GLOVES aud UA' ~ ~
LETS 10 be seen In town. including bHcN, ~.
skin, and Kld--lncd or unlined, WITH OF "'''
fur-,op of'gsunte;s:
All sizes In Ladies'. Misses, Mems ri" "''
SHOES; ....
Another invoice of THREE SHELF "AI-''A
ROOK-RACkS; ,,,,r,xrr
New styles In Ladies' OPERA and MAJ
CHAINS; .,, cu,,xs AMI
Also. few very handsome NhCh-ChAiH'
CHARMS;
| coal. Sc1vTTI,Es Ia Galvanized or 1ss"OO>'
! s.tther helmet or funnel shape
Vary handsome WALNUT CLoCh-shtL,'' -
| wALL-pOCKETs, SIDE-BRAChEns'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and two Tor ''''
| Catalogues free to any address .,r,, -
o,grrs from the country should be sent - .A., H.
n.,ss,b,e rs the rush u, holidays occasions son
pos'i''>' - ' ". A. STEVENS
! lay. I'm, xrnsd street.
no2i -.
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sMARRIAGEH.

Married. at the Manchester Baptist church, No
ve1nber 18th, bviRev. DR.. David b. Winfree, Mr..
GEORGE W. T0IBY to Miss FANNIE A. CON-
LEY: nil OF Manchester.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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The Earginia La,o journal for .Noyen-
Der; is another good No., containing as it
does many articles OF value TO the legal pro-
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DLANK-BOOkS-.1878.

Early orders are important to all who Intend to
use ACCOUNT-BOOKS In January. We MANU-
FAcrUHg all kinds aud qualities, and have on hand
our own and the cheap northern books.
j. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
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