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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

WHAT is TO LIxE.1N A RErCD1AT1SG
STATE. Hon. L. @. c. Lamar wishes Gen
eral Gordon to 60 to Europe to induce cap
italists to invest in the, South. He writes to
General Gordon as follows:
:" A public man from the South, connected
with southern politics, could, If ne were
accredited by the proper businessmen OF
the South, by going to Europe and making
the proper efforts, give great impetus to
the tendency above alluded to. He was so
complimentary as to suggest that I 60 In
that capacity. But I happen to know that
/ am not the man. While in Europe l
was consulted every day by Mason,
SIidell, and our financial agents In
London and Paris. The greatest OBJ
stacle in the way. OF the financial recogni-
ton OF our CoHfederacy was the fact that our
President was from Mississippi, to which
the odium OF Reputation was attached. !
remember the chief man on 'Change told
Mr.. Mason: "Sir, you cannot float your
loan unless YOUR Confederacy disaVows the
reputation Of mississippi" Now, If l
were to go there my time, would be more
occupied in explaining this matter OF re-
pudiation than in pushing the enterprise.
why not you go?a You are the very man.
You can enter upon it with energy and en-
thusiasm; and then you come from State
which has fine credit, and is already (out-
side, OF New England} the third State OF The
Union in the number OF its manufactures,
and perhaps the most prosperous OF any
State in the Union in the condition OF its
manufacturing interests. .,.. -
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ELEGANT PR ESESTs at low prices.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOhkS.
Ladies' handsome and stylish CLOAKS at the very
lowest prices.
FURS, FURS, FURS. r
Ladies' sets at 90. s. and upwards;
ChllGrcn's sets at Coo. and upwards;
Childrcn's FUR CAPS only 35c.;
Misses SEAL-SKlN SKATING CAPS.
~ GLOVES, GLOVES. GLOVES.
Ladies' Three Button Endrcssed KIDS at Use:
Ladies' Two Button KIDS from Sue. up;
GentIemen's DOG-SKIS KID, BUCK. and
THREAD GLOVES;
Chlldren's GLOVES mt all prices.
COLLARS AND CUFFS, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
plain and embroidered, in fancy boxes.
HANDKERCHtEFS,H ANDKERCHIEFS.
Plain, Fancy, Embroidered, and Initial LINEN
HANDKERCHIEF at all prices;
Plain and Fancy SILK Observation-Disclosures Csc.
'p' sCARFs, sCARFs, sCARFs.
Plain and Fancy SILK and LACE SCARFS Of all
- kinds;
New styles CHENILLE SCARFS;
New styles In SILK BOWS.
~!.a HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY.
Childrcn's PLAIN and FANCY HOSIERY in great
variety; .' r. ~
Alargc 10, of Children's' FANCY HOSIERY from
auction, selling at sacrifice. FISK
New and beautiful styles In NECK-RCFFLINGS.
.CAsHNEREs. CAsHMEREs, CASHMEREs.
Great bargains in BLACK CASHMERES;,.
BLACK CASHMERE, warranted all wool, II Soc,
the cheapest ever offered; - ....-- ..
BLACK CASHMERE at S1.25 worth fully g.
Lots Of other goods suitable for holiday presents at
.... JULIUS MEYERS.
Orders by mali promptly attended TO.
de 13-dts
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; The James.Riyer Railway.

DECEMBER IL, 1911.
Mr.. CoWardin: AT meeting OF citizens,
held at the Exchange Hotel, Major johnson,
president Of The James River and KanaWha
canal, stated that all the money that may be
had OF the city of Richmond will be spent
on the canal bet,oeen Richmond and Lynch
burg. ~-...>-...--~.----e. -n..-,,s..-e
Iobserve in another column OF your pa
paper that certain citizens Of Lynchburg
ask for charter for railroad from B,t-
chanan TO Lunchburg, to connect. with the
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad and
the Virginia Midland railroad.
II seems very clear that unless the citizens
~ Richmond move in the matter actively,
and ,o,tkout delay, we will enjoy the canal
for years to come; which means that we
will be cut off from all direct Intercourse
with our fellow citizens OF Rockbridge aud
Botctourt. II the city Of Richmond cannot
see that plan should be actively pressed
for a through line from Richmond to Gilt
ton Forge, and that it is vital to her, then
OF course the citizens of Lynchburg and the
counties beyond ought to be granted what
they ask for. When they have their char
ter and hold the ground for six years, the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and the Viz
gnia Midland railroad will all be interested
in fighting charter from Richmond TO
Lynchburg. CO., go,
Some OF our citizens urge that the S25,OoO
to repair the canal should be given because
it Is a small amount and Will preuent the
question OF subscription to through rail-
road from Richmond to Clifton Forge COM
ing before our Council or before our people.
Il is because Of this very reason, believ-
ING as / do that the railroad through is vital,
that urge that the patching business shall
cease, and that we will seriously take hold
OF the railway. CITIZEN.
Richmond, Va., December IA, 1877.
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mo CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.

lam manufacturing DAILY my in!mitao'e s'eaA-
clarified FLINT CANDIES, warranted better .H,u
any made anywhere for wholesale purposes
whittier, brighter, purer, more hshly favored ana
warranted 10 stand firm In any weather. N~
CANDY FRUITS and TOY-CANDf.
FRENCH CANDIES.
sell bLsillard's FRENCH CANDlES-thc D..
and handsomeSt In the wor!d-auO hccp Son'p''
large supply on hand.
IDEFY COMPETITION.
buy all my goods for CASH from importers VI
manufacturers, my SUGARS from the rcnuers az, ~.
ported goods from the importers. pa! ~ 'D'o
men, and
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD ANYWHERE.
Ihaye on hand the largest ctock ever had !. QUE
time and am receiving goods daily. and s!a eon
tinue 10 do so until AFTER The hohsa!S'
ceiying to-day ,..,.,ci,
$50 boxes Layer. sIuscatei. su.tana' '''en''''
and other RAlSlNS:
90 boxes Leghorn CITROS,
cases new SmyrDa FLYER:
Is cases Valencia ORANGES,
10 barrels Zante CURRANTS-neH
=, 600 fresh Carthagenia CUCOANUTs.
25 boxes Sicily LEMONS; ..r ,,,--.ls and
5000 pounds Atmore's ADMINISTRATIONS
900 po onesei PsEiAcH-, APPLE, OUNCE IHa
N''' PLUM-BuTrER;
e eases NEW new PPRREsEkYED GINGER cr, 1.
IL gross Cox's, Nelson's, and Chane' "''''
TINE.
AT BALTIMORE PACKERS PRICES:
900 dozen TWO aud Three-Pouud IoMAA0'
ZOO ,o AND fe oasrt and Pin. BRANDY
100 dozen PINEAPPLE. CORN. PEAS %;SSS Si::
500 dozen On.- and Two Pound Co'ho
LEG PERKINS, woRCEsTEs sAOch'
cases Quarts. Pints, and Half-Flh'' - W.
half Former prices.
AT OUR BAKERY anil
we make Baltimore siolssses Cakes h IN Jam
Soda Crackers, Sugar Cakes, Iinse,,,nrr nrices.
SIes Se Ali OF which VIZ offer >! bzisih'0i'
WE HAVE TOO MANY GOODS AMI wv
LITTLE MONEY. III
Come with the SP0Ns, aud see VIC 20.
Won. or II prompt paying. win give YOU lily
but sell We win. LUIS 80 Nam street.
De saw Confectioner. l4l2 asIn 9,-~~----
VOUNTRY MERCHANTs,-l peg s,n .sar Of
m cau your attention 10 my snperr,of snnfsc-
,0SEk S',rttJNERY and GaR.ioiS.,, and now
,nr.S lis myself or selected Win Kreat e.nteh defy
ofyersd for sale at wholesale At pFios,h confidence
competition. think may s 49,. s.,ort,aent Of
That there has never been i npsr r,ES FRUITS,
I.,scS "a MED GOODS, and SQaAh.aoo, dealer
,svaS an ,his rity and no m1naiactni" ssarchaDts
sf.,ss better inducements TO Tue @ aIaminipg my
oasss w tnp, five 10 zen per cent ny ,nr mice
Ss II efort, nutcn.l>ing elsewhers StsfMsR,
lisf. Respectfully, .,a cste Factory,
oo.aw c IssS M h1S street, kieanondV'
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The WEATHER.-Nobody can recollect
what sort or weather we had even year
400. !, Nine tenths Of the persons We meet
think that this is the most pleasant spell OF
weather they ever knew in December we
therefore looked at our diary. Result |:
1s7e--December IA. Thermometer stood at
sunrise at 45o. December is, at sunrise
$50. 1s77-December Is. At 0 A. Nj. Their
mometer stood at 40. December II. Az
400. The weather last year was described
for three days in December as being " as
pleasant MS October 18th. 18th, 14th, OF
18th, 14th, and 18th. Nevertheless last De
cember was up to this time In the. month
much cooler than, this December has been.
By the slst the average will be about the
same for the two. r
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Child Marian abroad. By WILLIAM F.
ROUND, author of 'Achsah " and "Torn
and Mended." Illustrated. Boston: LEE
& SHEPARD. ..,s,
A very neatly printed child's story-book.
For sale by ELbYsoN & KANCEY! -
s" abide With Me-" BY FRANCIS LYTE.
With designs by L.. T.. HUMPHREY. en-
grayed by JOHN ANDREW & Son. Boston
LEE 6 SHEPARD, s,,.. .~.r-1 ..>+ e..
A seasonabe work for present, bound
in red and gold. ,,.y~..; s.-.~ -
For sale by ELLYsON & YANCEY.
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TuB MoFFETT PUNCH IN FARMFLLE.-
Commissioner J. l.: Richardson reports that
the returns from the Moffett punch largely
exceed his, estimates For the first month
the seven, Moffett registers in Farmyille
produced $50 per,week, being at the rate OF
$4,000 a year. This, being the dull season,
the commissioner is, Of opinion that the
yearly tax will foot up $4,000 under the
present system against S475 under the old
plan. The Legislature will not be likely to
abandon method ofraising revenue which
is so Inexpensive. easily managed, never
felt by the taxpayer, and which gives such
wonderful returns. Farmyille is no worse,
but all the better for the punch, which en-
ables her toiincrease the State revenues by
s2,525 a year. Since our last Colonel
j. S. Holman, another Of our liquor-mer-
chants, has informed us that he agrees with
Major H.:R. Hooper and MIR. Hatchett rs to
the usefulness Of the punch.-Mereury.
IA magnificent return. No cheating
fhpTp.l b.. '..t'A. ,. r. Is
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ys.CENT S.ENKE.
1 MoNG THE NEW GOODS

A MONG THE NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT TEE eS-cENT STORE
,.5 LII. THIS WEEK ARE
z A new SARATOGA TOE TRUNK,
q New CHINA TEA-sETs.
New BRITANNIA TEA-sETs,
New PANEL PICTURES,
New WALNUT FRAMES,
New WALNUT TABLES,
New TOY FURNITURE, a"iT
New CHrLD,S CAMP and r OCKING-
CHAIRS,
New BLOCKS and TEN-PINS,
New KITCHENS and STORES,
New MECHANICAL ENGINES and HOSE
CARTS. ,4s,;z a. - -
New BOOKS OF POETRY AND PROSE, for
young and old;
New ROCKING-Ho RsEs, CHAIR ROCKERS,
3 and SHOO.FLIES; h'1&i.-i 40 :ft1.ft
New sHAWLs and COUNTERPANEs,,
New UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentlemen,
New CUSPADORES and TIN SETS.
Catalogues free to any address.
w. A. STEVENS.
de sos Broad street.
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Conkling and the Administration.


Our Washington correspondent, we sus-
pect, had little too much color on the
brush when speaking OF the triumph Of
Senator CoSKLINe; through the desertion OF
the four Democrats from the cause OF the
country and their alliance with him. 1t is
rather TOO much to look SO far ahead as the
next presidential election, and we cannot
for a moment suppose that Mr.. CoNKLIsG
advances his prospects one jot or little by
I the strstegy with which be has defeated the
President on the New York nominations,
and thus done something to impair the au-
shorty and dignity Of the Administration.
CoNKLING has taken on more than he can
carry. His way is not at all smooth. he
is liRe man playing vingt-et-un, who has a
card too many. He will "bust." - :,
We are glad to learn from Washington
that the President brayely holdsbis ground.
BE does not mean to be driven from bis
southern policy nor from his civil-service
reform, and be means to press 1t as far as
he can within the bounds OF Justice and his
own authority. This is exactly: what we
anticipated. From what we have observed
of Mr.. NAYES's career we look upon him
as q firm man, and not likely to be driven
from position which he deems right. Ger
tainly man so emlnently Just and patriotic
as he has proved himself to be is not In
danger Of being abandoned by the country
because the swelling Senator from New
York has put check upon his act Of sus-
pending two New York ofice-holders who
resisted his discipline for officers under
him. This is too small an affair Of party
Yindictiyeness to enlist the sympathies OF
the nation for CoNKLING and bis pets.
When CosKLINc returned from Europe
and met bis friends in Utica he made q
speech that showed warmth and generos-
ity OF heart, Us well as a public devotion,
that entirely csptiyated us, and we said so.
It was received by the whole country with
hearty communication. But it was not long
before he showed that the speech which was
so full OF national sentiment and so devoid
OF sectfonalism and raneor was mere hypoc-
risy. His speech ut the Utica Convention
placed him in the category OF MORTON aud
BLAINE. That speech exposed bis plan for
advancing his presidential aspirations. II
was to abandon Cancellation, TO assasl the
President, and to fire the Republican heart
anew.
This In exactly what the New York Sem
asor cannot do. The real Republican lead.
4 ers who bad reasonable prospect for the
3 presidency are out OF the field, for one rea-
son and another. M0RTeN's death, Tor In.
stance, and BLAIsE's physical disorganiza.
ton through his yioIentiemper for another,
s. and !. cokKiiss's vanity and excessive sal:
A sanesa Tor another, etc. Rnts the ReRsubli.
can party-ths ultra Repnbilcsn parly--is
aead, and nobody representing that bitter,
sefsesnting, and relentless party need eyei
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THE SILVER Question: Chicago, Decem-
Der 13.-In pursuance Of call for meet
ing to take, action on the silver question
now pending before Congress some five
thousand representative men assembled in
the Tabernacle tonight, listened to the
speeches, and adopted resolutions denounc-
ing the demouetizing Of silver, demanding
its repeal, and approving Of the silver bill
now before the Senate. ..r.. =.
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Mr.. FOWLER writes to his paper in an ex-
ultant tone. He hopes for great things from
a readiasting Legislature. he will be wo-
fully deceived. TRiGG will make it warm
for YOU, and FuLKERsoS when you go home
and tell YOUR constituents that, after all
your Boosting, you could not "readjust."
That is to be your fate. friend FOWLER.
You were misIed by demagogues, and you,
in turn, have .misled your constituents.
Look out for TIIGG. ',~' a.;,.-.@ ..."' -
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hone to be President. New men, untainte 9:
BIZ past corrupEions, disembarrasscd OF past
so,,ies md sectional rancors, are those ron
whom the future Presidents are 70 DC e'see
ed, There must be new shuttle ana q new
ideal eeskLTse has beer nearer tue presi.
dancy than he will ever be again. - -
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VERY TRUE.-An honest and frank gem
tleman elected to the Legislature, he says,
to settle the debt question, came to the city
with that object uppermost in his nina.
But he found after be got here that the le-
sislators were all more concerned about the
offices than anything else. ,r~
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Mr.. WATTERsoN DIsPLEAsED. -Louisville
iKy., December 18.---The Courier. Joarnaps
leading editorial tomorrow is strongly de-
Inunciutory OF the course pursued BY Dem
ocratic senators in acting with Senator
Conklipg against the Administration.
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THE Governors MEssAGE.-There is one
statesman left in Virginia, and his name Is
James L. Kemper. The Governors mes
sage is a splendid State paper. Its effect
upon the people has been almost electrical:
Full of hard facts and solid reasoning, it
has given death blow to intrigue and a
ouietus to faction. Had the Governors
clear and forciblc explanation OF the re-
sources and obligations Of the Common
wealth appeared few months earlier the
enemies Of public honesty would have dis.
appeared like "varmints at the dawn OF
day. .-.... =. r-
The Governors message has put new life
and energy into thepeopIe. Virginians are
no longer in doubt as to where they stand
or whittier they are drifting. The great
heart OF the Ancient Dominion has joyous
ly leapt in response to the grand and in
spring appeal Of a Chief Magistrate who is
sans peur ct sans reproche. Governor
Kempcr has covered himself with honor
and his State with glory. His noble words
will be cherished by future generations
when readiustment is forgotten and re-
pudiation eternally damned. -FdrmuMe
Mercury. 2'@..' .''''N ..., -
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Governor Kemper, several members OF
the General Assembly, and some OF the
newspapers in the State. have alluded IN
rather favorable terms to proposition for
tue calling of State convention. We look
with disiavor upon any such measure. EV-
cry convention for the purpose OF revising
the Constitution OF the State that has been
held in Virginia since the first one has,
without correcting the defects, seriously,
marred what was excellent in the work of
those that had preceded it; and we are
warned, not only by the experience OF the
past but by what is in actual progress at
present, that the States interests would not
be put in the safest hands were they en-
trusted to the tender mercies Of conven-
ton to be elected now. All the measures
for the relief of the State that could be Sc
cured by convention can be accomplished
by the General Assembly, but at present we
don't expect much relief from the latter,
and are convinced that none would be re-
ceiyed from the former. Alexandria Ga
zette. E.. e.. = T.,
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GAMES.

We have the largest stock Of GAMES In the cry
embracing all The late st and best gaints o! The !tai'
Ing manufacturers.
DOMINoES from 10c. 10 70 q box.
BACKGAMMON BOARDS from l 10 81.
IOOI-CHEsTS from 30c. to 81.
pRISTING-PRESS, with complete Quill -.
POCKET-BOOKS and PURSES,
CllILDREN'S GAME
In great variety.
Any of the above books sent to any address, i'9''
paid Oh receipt Of the price.
'N ELLYSOS & YANCEi,
Successors 10 j. T. Ellyson).
lil2 Main street.
three doors above Dispatch Once.
do, JO-tpo1S
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Me- GRACE-STREET BAP IT'S I
misunderstanding TOMORROW by the pastor
Rev. DR.. HATCHER, at IL A. IL. and TX P. H.
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CHKISTMAS GOODS.

49,
7tHRiSTMAS BOOKS,
WKGTiEG-DEsK<,
WORK-BOXEs,
GAMES.
AND
POTTERY FOR DECORATION
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PInrYS
AT
ELLYSOS & YASCEY,s
successors to J. T. Eliysoa,.
11l2 Main street.
three doors above Dispotch olur.
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me- SECOND B A P IT'S T CHURCH
fcorner Main and Sixth streets).-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD, D. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. NJ. and 7:30 T. N.
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FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH tSeventh street near Grace).-The pas
tor, Rev w. C.. ScRAEFFER, will preach at IL A.
d. and Up. NJ. Sunday school at 9A A. ID. All
ole
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DEATHS.

u Died. In Staunton, on the evening OF December
9th. Mrs. MARGARET GREGORY, In the ninety
sixth year OF her aye.
MAY she rest In peace"
Harrisonburg Val papers please copy. .a.a-
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MET FIRST BAP TIS T CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streets).-Rev. E. ". WARREN
D. D., the pastor, Will preach on SUNDAY at IL A.
NJ and 1880 p. 81.
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NHRISTMAS TIDE.

JOHN WANAMAkER.
TENTH AND MAIN.
READY-NIADE DEPARTMENT.
If you wish Il cheap, serviceable OVERCOAT,
we have one ut 50 that will certainly give you salts
faction. It is strong. durable, and we'll cut.
We can for $3.50 give YOU Il real dressy BLACK
FUR BEAVER OVERCOAT.
We can for $13 give you BLACK ALL-"ool'
ESKIMO BEAVER that will make you dress
overcoat and wear for years. ...-.
We can for S15 give you a nobby FINE fUR
BEAVER OVERCOAT-very elegant. This over
coat was received only Yesterday. N..
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 10
be we'll made.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING FOR CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS. -.....-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
del2 FURNISHING GOODS.
...t .....
.. a.. .er.. .#f
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me- BRoAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Broad and Tenth streets)-
Rev. y. A. STEEL will preach at II A. NJ. and 7:3o
PM. Subject ut night: The Problem OF Evil.";
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We arc indebted to Senator BAYARD for a
copy OF his speech in opposition to the ad-,
mission OF KELLOGG as senator from Louisi.
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ME- MAIN-STREET CHRIS III A
CHURCH, between Pine and Laurel Streets
Preaching by Elder j. A. DEARBORN at II A. bi
and 1880 p. N.
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.tiDs snTsg Sail5E ltifttl lsS5 : :
Richmond, by the retirement Of Gov
ernor Walker, has fine opportunity for
IGNORING Governor Kemper.- FarmuiNe
Mercury.
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MARRIAGES.

n,,rr,ea. nv the Rev. John E. Edwards, D. D.. on
tho oth of December in Isle of Wight county, Rev.
BERNARD F. LIPSCO11RE, of the Virginia Con-
ference and MfssSALLIE E. WRIGHT.
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We would call attention to our l,sgc AM. .......
assortmentof BOOKS, WRITING DESKS c,u.1 90
| POCKET-BOOKs. fine PApETERIEs. and ~,
| articles suited for Christmss presents. white.
| offer at unusually low rates.
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Children of the Alvey. Th.:,idcns u War,,y. %,
The Old English Bai ons. tire volume, isyun,i','
one, 75c.: Scottish Chiefs, 81. Clair Of a.. Liz
Hungarian Br0herS, three vo'u nl,.s h1,,rt 80
one, Zoe; Captain Marryau's Kings own. N,y,i
Officer. and Newton Forster, three volume. .,
one, 75c.
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~ NET SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
misunderstanding at IL A. N. and 7k p. NJ. By
Rev. j. d. TYLER.
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SEN cir l-btJhS.
The Flood Of Years. BY william Cullen Bry-.
ant. Illustrated. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Abide With Ne. Illustrated. Cloth, gilt.
Ballads OF Bravery. Forty fuil-pa.c i!luilra-
lions. Cloth. gilt; elegantly bound. .....,
Esop's Fables. Ninety hrrc illustrations.
BY Ernest Grisei ..........................
Carlcaiure and other Comic Art, with many
/ illustrations. 80. 49,, ......'.;.'','
The Book Of Gold. aud Other Poems. By j.
r, Trowbridye. Illustrated. ................
Art Decoration Applied tn Furniture. Co
piously illustrated Gi't rnse;wI,;;ii, .n, =
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