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Nc11;;- JANUARY, 1878.
GRAND ANNUAL CLOSING-OUT SALE OF
WINTER GOODS AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
COL BROAD STREET.

AS we do not believe In carrying stock over from
one season to another W. will Offer entire stock
OF desirable DRESS GOODS, CACIiEMIRES, AL
PACAS. WHITE and COLORED FLASSELS.
CASSIMERES, SHAWLS, SKIRTS BLANKETS
QUILTS, KNIT GOODS, &C., ut greatly reduced
prices IN order to reduce stock. Gail and our
line of soorls and prices before purchasing else
where.
Our entire stock Of DRESS GOODS, composed Of
Plain. Figured. Plaid. and Striped POPLlSS,
KEICKERHOCkER and II EI.ASSE
CLOTHS, ENGLISH and FRENCH CACHE
MIRES. and other styles. ii greatly reduced
prices:
100 pieces GALLOOXs-:,II color. and s;ycs-aL
12Ac. 4 yari-oririnal value being 2Jc. yard.
THIS Is great cosi% .-oul sale Of The season.
so pieces SILK GALi.OONS 1T 25c. yard. These
goods are really worth double the money.
All shades BALL FRINGE ut l2Gc. yard
BLACK CACHEMIRES and BLACK hLPACAS-
the great bargains Of the sctson. Call and see
them before buying.
4 full line of IIOUSE-FURNISliiNG GOODS. such
rs TOWELS, NAPKINS. TAHLE-LlNESS.
sHEETINGS. EED-TICKS. BLA SKETS,
QUILTS. CURTAiN-LACES, &C., 1T the very
lowest prices;
In CASsIMERES, WATERPROOF and BEAVER
CLOTHS, FLANNELS, SKIRTS, SHAWLS,
&C., we have an excellent assortment, and oller
them a extraordinary low prices;
Our line Of WOOLLEN KNIT GOODS. HOSIERY.
GLOVES, Ladies'. Misses, and Mems MERlNO
UNDERSTANDS Is complete. and offer them at
prices that cannot Eail 10 suit:
We have one Of the largest assormenis Of Ladies,
Misses and Gcntcmen'5 HOSE, GLOVES.
uANDKERCHIEFS, SCARfS, BOWS, SlLk
MUFFT.ERS, &c. ut very low prices;
Our KID-GLOvE DEPARTMENT Is complete,
and offer The hest TWO Button Light and Dark
Shades KID GLOVES IN The city at Soc. pair,
and large llne all col0rs, at 75c., Stand *l25
40 dozen Gcntlcmen's Llsht and Dark Shades
KID GLOVES at 81 worth $50.
Our stock Of CARPETS we will offer At cost 10 close
| them ont for the season.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
ia 60l Broad street.
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Governor Holidays Address.

While the inaugural address OF Governor
| Holiday. OF Virginia, is worthy OF admra-
ton for its maniness and eloqucncr, its
CHIEF point OF interest TO the people outside
OF the limits OF his own State is its utter.
ance on the subject OF the State debt
There is no equivocation or evasion, nc
trimming or cant about eHpediency, 10
palterine in double sense. 1t is straight
forward recognition OF the fact that the
debt OF Virginia Is an honest debt, law
fully made, and for which the State has re-
ceived valuable, il not adequate, conSidera.
ton, and it must be paid according to
the strictest letter of the bonds. In
his own words: els it 4 just debt,
and has the State received consideration for
it! | have never heard it claimed that il
was unjust and without consideration. II
was made before the war, and is now repre-
sented by public improvements without
which Virginia would be in slough OF
despond, with which She is ready to enter
into rivalry with the strongest Of her sister
States. She gave her bonds for it at u time
when her word would be taken and hel
credit pass In any market in the world.
And upon that word and credit means were
got which were spent in opening up hel
vast resources. Why, then. should WE
not pay it? The honor Of State is above
price. 1t cannot be measured by money
And he goes on to say: "Our duty
is to devise means of paying the debt, not te
find ways to avoid it, This plain anC
simple honesty will have twofold effect
1t will give assurance to the creditors OF the
State that their claims are safe during thu
administration OF Gnvnrnnr Halliday NJ
measure which would tend to weaken The
security of the State bonds would receive hi:
executive signature, even could it be gotter
through the two houses OF the Legislature
But there is another and better effect which
this address will have. twill be an educa
tor of the people. So long as Governor Hol
| liday was can didate his speeches and letters
were those Of private individual; now they
come with the force and sanction Of oficia
declarations. The official statement that
the debt is an honest one, for which the
State has received value, is worth no end Of
arguments on the stump. 1t will be diff
cult for any reputation sentiment to make
Roadway, or to hold its own, in the face OIL
such solemn declaration. Every conceal.
ment and subterfuge Of the "readiusters y
is torn away by its direct simplicity; for il
is true, and carries conviction with it, anC
repudiators are by it branded with sheer
dishonesty. 1t will hardly be possible fol
the reputation delusion to endure long ir
the face OF such plain dealing as this. There
will be q reaction against the disgracefu
and ruinous folly, and good citizens viii
find that their duty is, as Governor Holl
day says, "to devise means to pay the debt
not ways to avoid it."-BGlimore Gazette
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ns;-TOO LARGE \ STOCK !
GOODS MUST BE SOLD!!

We will from this day offer orr winter stock al u
great reduction. You Will find In every department
:. uW'!a asI!fs reduced to $3.50 per yard
SI.50 ChSSBiERES reduced 10 81 Der yaru
Il CASSIMERES reduced 10 73c. per yard:
75c CASSIMERES reduced to SOC. yer yard:
S5 BEAVER reduced to % per yard
$3.50 BEATER SrsHe1 6E e Il T E{sfT4
81 FLANNEL reduced TO 75c.;
75c. FLANNEL reduced 10 Doe:
see. FLANNEL. reCuccd To Soc;
35c. FLANNEL retlucci TO 23r;
25c FLANNEL. reduced 10 zoe:
zoe FLANNEL reduced 10 l6c;
MOURNING GOODS.
s1S9 RtAcK c cACIIkMIk r rcs to
Soc. BLACK rACmEallRi1 REDUCED TO 75c.;
81 BLACK ALPACA reduced TO Toe;
75c. BLACK ALPACA reduced 10 Coo:
zoe. BLACK ALPACA reduced 10 Hoe;
soc. BLACK ALPACA reduced TO 35c.;
25c. RLACK ALPACA reduced t. 2lc.;
zoe. BLACK ALPACA ren!ccd 10 enc shilling.
DRESS-GOODS DEPARTIEN1.
Al DRESS GOODS reduced To Toe:
75c. DRESS GOODS rcluccd tn SOC;
6Oc. DRESS GOODS reduced 10 40c:
soc. DRESS GOODS reduced 10 2Jc:
3Oc DRESS GOODS reduced 10 zoe;
2Ic. DRESS GOODS reduced 10 lGi.c;
zoe DRESS GOODS reduced TO l5c.:
l5c DRESS GOODS reduced to l2;c.:
Ike. DRESS GOODS reduced "a zoe.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
50 BLACK SIi.k Il, reduced TO $2.IS 20
81 BLACK SILK reduced to Sl.oO:
II 30 BLACK SILK reduced To $l.lO:
III BLACK SILK reduced 10 75c.;
COLORED SILKS Ia Navy Blue, 'oiiie-GIeen, scat
Brown, and all the new AIDES, reduced TO 81 per
yard. ,--. $780,, -
BLANKETS we are Offering 1t prime cost, anh ah-
wise everybody to purchase them from III. as We
have the largcs; stock In the cry. You VIII hnd
them from Sl.25 oslo perUair.
$500 pairs OF Stockings In baskets "hiSh "!h ne
sod Mt one shilling Dcr pair. worth from % 20 DOC.
Ter pair: 500 pieces Of Linen Crash NJ lOc. per
ward real value 163,r.: Cork Corse!s-"c haVcIe1iH
full assortment In all N0S-ihc 5c~ ana easiest NJ
ting Corset worn; ClcaKS ShaHls, and frrs Tor "a
dies misses and children, We oher At prime COST
Hlescbnd and Brown CottOnS, sncciinRs. Shir'lnHH'
Chpviols and CalicocS W. are oncrtny daily at ""
York prices. Parties wishing 10 supply thcmati''s
with House. Furnishing Goods will 20 wen 10 eau ~
SYrr T. EYOJUEES' Boulevard aud Bamoral
skirts nd thousands of other articles 100 numerous
IN mention SYCLE BROTHERS,,
81 Broad street.
dcoo between Third and Fourth streets.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA.
Thirty.Grs5 Day.
SATURDAY, january 5, 1878.


SENATE.
Lieutenant G Governor WALKER presiding.
PRAYER by Rev. W. n. Scott, OF The Ihlrd
PRESBYTERIAN church.
A number Of House bills were twice read
and appropriately referred.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate a me-
mortal OF the Board OF Supervisors OF Rock,
hridoe county and the Mayor and Council
OF the town of Lexington in relation to the
preservation Of the canal and the construc-
ton OF railroad along the James-River
valley: which, on motion OF Mr.. LEE, was
referred to the Committee on Roads, DC.
CoMMITrEE REPORTS.
Mr.. HURT OF Halifax, from the Commit
tee on Agriculture, DC, reported without
amendment House bill to amend and re-
enact an act for the protection OF sheep in
the county of Fairfax, approved February
26, 1877; which was passed. he also re-
ported from the same committee House bill
to amend the 1st section OF an act for the
protection OF sheep in the counties Of Bed
ford, Fauauier, Wythe, and Botetouit, ap-
proved March II, 1876, as amended by an
act approved April 9, 1877; which was also
passed. :
Mr, GRIMsLEY, from the Committee for
Courts Of Justice, reported House bill to
remove the political disabilities OF John a.
Henley and Sydney Smith, OF Williams
burg; which was passed.
BILLS PRESENTED, &C.
MFR. CHILEs presented DILL to ALLOW the
trustees OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South OF the city Of Manchester to sell
and purchase property and borrow money;
which was passed under suspension OF the
rules.
MIR. MARSHALL said had he been present
yesterday he would have voted 6 Aye !" on
the extension OF time for the completion OF
the Buchanan and Ciifton-F Forge railroad.
Mr.. HURT presented a resolution as to eX-
pedieney OF Furnishing Is an attempt to MUIR
der 2 with death, &c. Referred.
By MIR. SPTTLER: A resolution as to the
propriety OF SO amending the Constitution
as to provide that the county court system
established by the Constitution OF 1850 shall
be substituted FOR the present c0nnty-court
system; also, the propriety or abolishing tue
nfficas al county superintendent OF schools !;
also. renuiring oil voting in elections to be
piva Uoce. Referred.
By Mfr. HURT OF Pittsyiyania': A resolu-
ton as to instructing county treasnrers to
pay Witness-fees In criminal cases. Re
ierred. ].
By same Aresolution as to expediency Of
distributing among heirs-at-laW residing in
the state OF Virginia funds under the coz
troll OF the courts Of the Commonwealth
belonging to nps-residents OF The state AZ
ter the period oil fifteen years shall h lsl
elapsed. Referred. 81 s, 3
/ BY Mr.. CHrLEs a bill TO extend the
corporate limits of the city Of Man AM chester.
Referred. 4, 6, &, q, ),
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spsesAL NOTICES.
r vALUABLE LAW-BoOKs FOR

4 E57s VALUABLE; LAW-BOOKs FOR
SALE AT Acknowledgment attention Of the
legal profession Is paricda xiv called to the sale Of
judge Halybdrton's VALGk BILE LAW.BooKs,
to be- oh afauction at my of5c.! on WEDNESDAY,
9th Japa1sy. 57S, at O'CLOCK Z. VI. Catalogue.
are now rady for circulation. ,tsfcr the sale Of
these books Isia'l sell MOST We. LIABLE LAW
LIBRARY teionsinZ to membefof The bar who
Is about to ren7oyehi residence, coua ming 200 to
800 volumes, and embracing most Of tbe standard
works. among ihem the Reports OF Ca5, washing.
ton, Randolph. Leigh, Grlttan. &C., besides other
WORKS OF rare merit. catalogue OF whiCh VIII b"
exhibited at the sale, an6 In the mean time We
seen ut my Office. W. golden,
u7-3t AuctioT9spr
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NET TO THE TRADE.

r.E. PRICE 60.
would announce that after Janrary /, 1878, they
will close ont
PLAIN AND NATELASsE CLOAKS
1T less than cost. This offers rare chance 10 mr.
cllasers.
FRENCH and DOMESTIC DRESS RlhgiCS =,
any fair price. Many OF these goods can be
bought SO per cent. less Than at Gr-t of winter
season;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
in GAUZE, GOSSA1IER, MERI.;o. and ALL
WOOL;
For RIlEUMATICS y line Of SCARLET UNDER
WEAR;
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS in CLOTHS,
CAsSIMEREs, HOSIERY, GLOVES, COL
LARS, CUFFS, SChRFS. &c.
BLACK GOODS specialty-C ASIIMERES, bonn
BAZISES. ALPAChS, HESRIETTAS,
KNICK &c.:
CRETONNES, LINENS.
DAMASKS, SlIEETiNGS,
SHIRTISGS, CAMBRICS.
We offer unusual attractions for SPRING FUR
NISHINGS:
Look ut our CLOAKS;
Cheap line OF HONEY-COMB aud MARSEILLES
QUILTS. Now is the time for bargains.
T.R. PRICE & co.
ia 1l0l Main street.
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GOVERNOR HoLLlDAY.-HiS inaugural adj
dress was worthy OF Virginia's Chief hlagis-
trate in her best days. 1t is admirable in
tone, scholarly in style, and instinct with
the honor and purity Of a noble Virginian.
His uterauces on the State debt are just
such as unexpected and hoped they would
be. With his high sense OF honor, he gives
no quarter to reputation, however artfully
dressed and disguised. lie fights the dis
honest and shameful thing, and not the
name.-Hd fdT Record.
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Governor Holidays inaugural address Is
very highly commended by the press out.
side of the State, without distinction o.
party, and in the State its tone ana Temper e.
are generally applauded. On Inc ae9 9
question it is just what everybody ehpscteu'
or should have expected, VINO nau On,
served his views previously oe enpi .hov1
upon that subject. No one could nav. nav,
se,S.s, nlti6cation. But it Is fair to pre-
sume that whatever in wisdom the Legisa'
ture may determine upon shis que ;sne,,
Governor Holiday Will accede 10 ~i1uou
factions opposition. Post
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W. FLANNELS, w A T f RIP R o o i
Erc sk8tH Mh If; FLANNEL at 1896,
worth Csc;
Excellent WHITE-WOOL FLANNEL at 2oc.;
worth Soc;
WHITE FLANNELs at 25, 80, So. 40, IS, Soc,
and up 10 81 per yard-all very cheap;
GRAY TWlLLED FLANNEL at lac, would be
cheap at 20c.;
GRAY TWlLLED FLANNEL at 2Oc., would be
cheap at SOC.
GRAY TWILLED FLANNEL at 25, 80, 50, 40,
and soc. per yard:
RED TWlLLED FLANNEL at %, 80, SO, and up
TO Toe. per yard:
OPERA FLANNELS Of all kinds at low prices;
WATER-PROUF CLOTHS Mt 75c. per yard, would
he cheap 1t 81:
W ATER-PROoF CLOTHS, In all colors and ut all
HUCKABACK TOWELS at Goc., ,75c., 81, &l.25,
$3.50. S1.75, aud up to so per dozen;
BEST FiEE-POUND DUTCH QUILTS at $3.50,
WHITE OUILTs at SOC, 75c., 1926, $3.50, So.
and 52.50-all much below regular prices:
S-MU5LlNS and NOTTINGHAM LNCES
for curtains very cheap;
LACE. NOTTINGHAhI, and CROCHET TlDIEs
III great variety, all very cheap at
n 7 LEVY BROTHERS..
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THE ISAuGuRAL.-We regret that we have
not space this week to give our readers
Governor Holidays inaugural in full. 1t
ought TO be read by every one on account
OF the noble sentiments with which II
abounds. There is great deal OF food OF
serious thought in it. The sentiments ii
contains are elevated, patriotic, and states
man-like. On the public debt he takes de.
cided ground in favor OF its payment, and
he supports his position with reasoning as
cogent and arguments as Logical as one
rarely ever meets with.-Bedford Sentinel
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Everybody will read, and large majority
thoroughly enjoy, the line inaugural OF
Governor Holiday. In spirit and express
sion it is all it ought to be, and all that was
expected by those who know him. What
ia said OF the public debt gives no uncer-
tain sound, and will. we trust, have awhoie'
some influence on those Legislators who
have allowed themselves to forget what
equity and the plainest practical interest OF
the Commonw eath demand.
The new Governor has had brilliant
and fattering send-oif, and il his admins
tration fail to correspond Herewith the
fault will lie somewhere else than with him.
Winchester NelGS.
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The Richmond dispatch Of the 1st in-
slant double sheet lis brimTul Of interesting
and valuable information concerning the
condition OF TINT city. Our capital city
seems to be in flourfsfling condition Just
now, and we hope it may continue to pros
per for all time to come. The Dispatch has
shown great enterprise in getting up its
great Newly ears double sheet--S Salem
RsgiSter.
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MI. COHEN BROTHERS, in order. to

Mi COHEN BROTHERS, in order. TO
reduce their extensive stock Of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS yet on hand. viii confluence NON
DAY, December lst. TO offer II az SEta F'sucton.
To prevent their being carried oTqe 4&yHFg-
duced many fabrics to less ihan W. 49,. m;
The many great advantages they ! ~
purchase Of their goods place thcn,l ) -
lc ut Il lower price than ever 6nowp, -,
They are also Offering line Of BE !LhS
that has never been eQualiei in quality At rr".
BLACK SILK at so. GO, aud 65c.; At 7'". cheap
ut 81;
Pure SILK (Gros CRAM At 81, equal {" aH'thiny
ever offered at sl.40; at 1925 Superior 10 Inc
general $3.50 goods;
GuIne,,s No. 2 at $l.40, usual value being Tl.92'
No, 1 st AZ. value being SO
Livus's CASHMERE SUBLIME at sl.S3:
Bonnct's No. At So; No. the finest quaiit' 'nan
ufactured) at 1892, the usual value o''nS
S4.75; ~,
| Also, q very extensive stock OF CoLORED siLhH'
comprising all coors, shades aud quantities. 1t
| reduced price. ,,,.r
| Their BLACK and COI.oRED SILKY ELNf T.
will be sold at considerable reduction TO Close OK
| this season. .
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The Educational Journal of Virginia for
January opens with learned article from
Professor WILLIAM WINSTON VALENTINE, OF
this city. 1t is report read by him last
July before the Educational Association OF
Virginia son Methods. OF Instruction in
Modern Languages" He has had the bold
ness to tackle Professor W. d. WHITNEY,
the most distinguished of the American
writers who have treated such topics. Pro.
fessor VALENTINE seems to be thoroughly
acquainted with his subject. We quote the
following only TO show that HOMER may
nod:
"Who are to be the instructors in mod
ern languages? One fact beyond all dispute
is that the Americans best. fitted to give
instruction in modern languages are those
who have spent sufficient time in the coun-
tries where these languages are spoken, an
order to learn to write and speak them well.''
The words, Sin order" Tour italics] seem
to be unnecessary, and to render the sem
tence inelegant. Professor PENDLEToN has
an article ia the Journal. j. a. c. touches
up CAsKIE HARRIsoN's Horace. DR.. RUFF.
NER fills we'll the space allotted to him. In
fact, the Journal is worthy Of liberal sup
port, and ought to have it. Professor W.
F. Fox, editor.
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THr RICHMOND DIsPATCH.-TheN New
Year,s-d ay issue OF the Richmond Da,sy
IHspatch has come to be regular "institu-
tion.n 1t comes as an eight-page daily.
crowded with the most interesting and yaiu-
able information. and furnishes an epitome
nj fhe results and eveHts.of the past year.
The collection OF all this news involves great
labor and expense, and the Dispatch.--aot
lacking in either respect annually proves
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The following paragraph from the Peters.
burg Indez is republished to correct a mis-
take Ia printing it. 1t is in the ineisiye
style OF that very clever journal:
"Goyernor Holidays inaugural address
is bold and manly utterance in behalf Of
the States honor on the debt question.
Every yirgfnian should read it, consider Y,
and contrast 1t with the devices OF the DEM
agogues who contriyed to elevate them
selves 10 power on issues which they are
utterly incompetent 10 direct and pledges
which they never meant to redeem.
y Exscflyi
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The Virginia Lao Journal for December
is full OF reports Of cases interesting to the
legal profession. It also contains an index
to the volume for the year 1877. GEORGE
L. and FRANK L. CHRISTIAN editors. J. w.
RANDOLPH &c ENGLISH publishers.
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Exactly

The value OF d chemical analysis OF soils
may easily be- tllustrated. An acre OF
ground Is about $3.50 inches square. II
ne estimate the soil TO be only 9 inches
deep, an acre contains oyer SO, 900. 600 cubic
inches Of soil NoW, 100 pounds gnano TO
the acre makes marked difference 10 the
proaass oa But 100 po,inds guanc con-
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Ey SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!

BLACK SILKS ut 6Gc. worth 75c. at Csc. worth
S5c, at 75c. worth 81, at Soc. worth 10y, ut
9Oc. worth S1.l0, 1T 81 would be cheap ut
1925;
81. ACK SILKS at 1926. S1.35. and $3.50. would
be cheap ut $3.50. Sl.75, and go,
BLACK SILKS at SLIGO, Sl.7o, and SO, worth
BLACK SILKS at 1926, $3.50, and So worth
COLOIED SILKS mt 9Oc. worth 1926:
LORED SILKS al 81 worth 1885,;
COL ORED SILK al S1.10 worth Sl.5O:
COLORED SILKS ut s1.25, Sl.35, Sl.3O. worth
CREAM-COLoRED BROCADED SILK ut ~ per
ward worth $3.50:
STRIPED SILKS at IS, oOc., and Il per yard-very
cheap goods;
SATINS very cheap.
VELVET, BLACK and COLOkED SlLh
TRIAISiING-NELVETS Mt -
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our cheap CARPETS. Ja7
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS have on band
aver 100 pieces Of WHITE FLANNEL wiz"
they are oiferinS at great reduction;
rh.,r sto.s OF CARPETS viii be sold regardless 81
cost 10 closes ,,
+, large stock Of NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAlNS In new designs; also, hPtblQEE anu
BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS LAahkE-
OUIN and VEsTIBULE LACEs; ilN1H'
OILED, and APPLIQUE LACE sHApks'
A large 10. OF KID GLOVES 1T 7ac. aud ~ aL'o,
the LEROY" SEAMLESS KID GLOVE
sl.6s, superior 10 any glove offered 10 "'
country at 80. Wv
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~COD-LIYER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony OF physicians VINO pre-
scribe II, and Of patients who Ia We taken H. mat II
is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AMI
MORE EASILY AssIMiLATgD THAN ANY OTHER
or. MEADE 6 BAKER,
Importing aud Dispensing Pharmacists,
pol5 $40 sIain street. Richmond, Va.
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Its riahe to stand at the head OF The Virginia
press in The possession OF all the elements Of
successful newspaper enterprise. - Frede.
riessbnry Star.
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cabe. HceaulI, Mcsfnan. Iiciie M q q Pop
ham. isagasd. u @. k lqg sarke. Stevens
j. Walker. wash 81 5. K. s, " riEht, Young
and Mrs SpeAkers-30. - 4tt,t 49,,
Bland, Boianron, Brown. Eiirger, Burn 'sin. G,arke
Coghii, Coleman Gnriett, D p}o,,
Edwards Goode. Gray Hall, Hanger, Henh eli neii-
~, Henson, johnson, Keyser, ~ le, Lowell. Luck
Mcdaniel. Moor1nan Pase Pa,iiam sana sass.
sard. Taliaferro ,r T5 Y a MTa Tys
Trout, Van Liar g. Waiscr w. ~. WaIker, WA al
lace. Warlpg,t Watson. r. b. White. ana wing
fcId-50
So the resolution failed.
General TALIAFgRRo declined to partici-
pate in the debate or to vote on the adop-
ton OF the resolution.
A motion to reconsider was made.
Several motions that looked like tilibuster-
ing were made, and considerable time con-
sumed.
At $40 O'Clock the House adjourned
ayes, SO; noes, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-07
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died, ut The residence OF her daughter, Hrs. Eliza
beth G.. Green. on the 9th instant, Mrs. SUSAN j.
PARK Err, In the xty,afth year OF her nge;
The funeral win take place from Park-P1ace
Methodist Episcopal church THIS AFTERNOON.
the 7th instant. at Q O'clock The friends and ac-
quairtanccs of the family IRE invited TO atteBd =
Died, in Henrlca county. on the 4th Of January,
ELIZABETH. wife Of Charles Edwards, and daugh-
ter OF August BotZ: aged forty-one years. She
leaves six children 70 mourn their loss.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
lence on Broad stree, beyond the Baptist College,
SUNDAY at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. Friends and acquaint-
anceS OF the family are Invited to attend
FUNERAL NOTIcE.-Thc funeral OF W. z. WILL
son will take place at 3h o'clock THIS (Monday)
AFTERNOON from the Second Baptist church.