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II. II. PRICE & CO.
would announce that after January l, 1878, they
will close out
PLAIN AND MATELASSE CLOAkS
ut less than cost This offers rare chance to pur-
chaserS.
FRENCH and DOMESTIC DRESS FABRICS at
any fair price. Many of these goods can be
bought so per cent. less than at first Of winter
season;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
inGAUZE, GOSSAMER, tlERINO, and ALL
WOOL;
For RHEUMATICs Il line of SCARLET UNDER
WEAR;
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS in CLOTHS
CASSMERES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, COL
LARS, CUFFS, SCARFS, &c.
BLACK GOODS speciality BON
. BAZINES, ALPA CAS-, HENR1ETTAS
kNICKERBOCKERS &C.;
CRETONNES, LINENS,
DAS1ASKS, SHEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS, CAMBRICS.
We offer unusual attractions for SPRING FUR
NISHINGS;
Look at our CLOAKS;
Cheap line of HONEY-CONIB and MARSElLLES
QUILTS. Now is the time for bargains.
T.R. PRICE s. co.
las 11O1 Main street.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Grand Jurors Dra,cn.-The following
grand jury has been drawn for the term Of the
Hastings Court commencing Monday, Janu
ary 21st; ;J. C. Clements, J. Fl. Cottrcli, James
B. Vaughan, C. y. Jones, John r. Dowdy
James Dornin, W. T. Clayton, c. L. Fisher
It. N. Fcndley, A. j. Gallagher, c. NJ
Amos, W. S. Blankenship, II. W. Jones
John w. Hall, John MoXley, W. Ii. Walker
r. A. Baugh, 7. W. Grow, John II. Foster
Joseph Dawson, Ajax Gary, Charles NJ
Wallace. Alexander McCrone, and Rober
Boyle. OF the above, Messrs. Moxley ant
Cottrell are non-residcnts.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The CoUPoN-MANDAMUs CAsE.-William
T.. Royal, Esq, counsel for City-Sergeant
Tyler, filed petition in the Supreme Court
of Appeals on Tuesday for a naGndamus
against William T. Taylor, Esq, Auditor Of
Public Accounts. to require him to receive
from Tyler S400 in coupons received by
him from D. c. Mayo in payment Of a fine.
BY arrangement with the Attorney-G General
the rule was made returnable on Saturday
next, when the case will probably be set for
an early hearing. The petitioner will be
represented by Mr.. Royall alone. The
House yesterday morning passed a resolu-
tion authorizing the Acknowledgement to
procure such additional counsel as he may
deem necessary for the argument Of any
cases in the Court Of Appeals involving the
receirability Of coupons for taxes or other
public dues, and limiting the counscl-fees
to $1,000. The question, therefore, will be
fully argued by the Attorney-G General and
such counsel as lie may choose to employ.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENISG.-The pro.
gramme for this evening Will consist OF both
instrumental and vocal music. The orches-
ira will play three pieces-a new overture,
"Lodoisko." by Cherubini; Traumbild-
err" by Lumbye; and the pot-pourri
"Zuckerbacker," by Ham. DR.. Bartkow-
ski and Mr.. Reinhardt will play a duo for
violin and piano from "Fayorita )" and
Mr.. Luorsson a solo for litter, "An Even
ing On the Alps" by Gutman. Miss Georgia
Powell will sing a solo for soprano, "Ade-
laide," by Beethoven; and Dir. John d,
Redford solo for tenor, BE Thou Faith
The Baton will appear in enlarged form,
and will be full OF interesting matter.
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THE FoRGET-ME-NoT SoIREE.-The third
annual soree OF the Forget took
place at Monticello Hall Tuesday night.
The attendance was large and select, the
music excellent, and all who attended en-.
inved themselves to their hearts content.
The ball was under the management OF the
following committees: On Reception
Messrs. William Quigley, John D. Lively, j.
E. Rose, j. w. Halloran, Michael Bahen, a.
McDonough, and Micheal Cravens; Floor
Managers: J. w. Bellew, Michcal Bahcn, L
j. Hogan, John Messerschmidt, John
Conaty, Joseph Manning, Michael Murphy,
and NJ, II. Maloncv.
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The MEETING THIS EvENING.-1n accord
ance with the resolution Of the Board OF
Directors Of the Chamber Of Commerce
adopted ut their regular monthly meeting
held January 10th mass-meeting OF the
members Of the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce will be held at the rooms Of the
Chamber this evening at O'Clock for the
purpose of considering the question OF the
State debt. In order that full and free
expression Of opinion may be obtained from
this representative body OF Richmond's
wealth and capital every member should be
punctual in attendance.
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Our stock of BLANKETS, QUILTS, SIAWLs,
SKIRTS, KNIT GOODS. CASSIMERES, BEA-
vEE aud WATERPROOF CLOTHS, CLOAKS,
CARPETS, &C., at very low prices to close them
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BONDS.

offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-RECEIVABLEy COUPON BONDS,
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF FMANCHESTER TAX.
These bonds are issued by authority Of the City
Council, under an act Of the Legislature, "for the
purpose OF paving or the nnbonded Indebtedness OF
the city, and for paving the streets The act limits
the issue TO and provides for tax for their
redemption ut maturity. With this issue the bonded
Indebtedness OF Manchester is &256,70o. The pro-
perty belonging 10 ihe city is WORTH MORE than
the entire amount. I esg -
ahe bonds are In denominations 70 suit ali classes
pf anyestors, and arc offered for te present as Ihe
yery low prsce OF e2. JOHN @. WILLIAMS,
lin Cashier Bank Of Commerce
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III COHEN BROTHERS, in order.

III COHEN BROTHERS, in order. TO
reduce their extensive stock cf FALL and WIN
TER GOODS yet on hand will commence MON
DAY, December 31st to offer it ut great reduction.
To prevent their being carried over they have re-
duccd many fabrics TO less Than wholesale value.
The many great advantages they possess In the
purchase of their goods place them before the pub
lc at 4 lower price than ever known before.
They are also offering a line Of BLACK SILKS
that has never been equalled in quality or price.
BLACK SILK at so. 60, and 65c.; at Toe. cheap
81;
Pure SILK tCros Graln) at 81, equal to anything
ever offered at $l.40 at Sl.25 superior TO The
general Sl.50 goods;
Gunet's No. at $l.40, usual value being 81 .92
No. at 81, value being SO;
Livuss CASHMERE SUBLIME at $1.65;
Bonnet's No. at So; No. 1.-THE finest quality man.
ufactured) at S2.92, the usual value being
S4.75;
Also . very extensive stock Of COLORED SILKS,
comprising all colors, shades, and qualities, at q
reduced price.
Their BLACK and COLORED SILK-vELVET
will be sold at considerable reduction to close for
this season. de29
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MOZART HALL To-MoRROw NIGnT.-To.
morrow night Rice's Extravaganza Combi.
nation will appear at Mozart Hall in the
new American opera bouffe Evangeline.
> This opera has made decided hit at the
first theatres In the North and West. The
music is lively and fluent, the text is rich in
puns and local illusions, and the manage
ment are authority for saving that it is un-
Objectionable in allrespects.
Rice's company is an excellent one.
Among the members is Mr.. Charles Rosene,
a native Of Richmond, and late OF Booths
Theatre, New York. The opera will be
produced in superb style, and full houses
should testify their appreciation OF Manager
Wyatt's efforts to cater to the elevated
tastes OF our opera-going public.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, TUESDAY,
Tyler, Sergeant, &c, Us. William +: Tay-
lor, Auditor, &c. Rule awarded returna-
BILE to Saturday next to show cause why
n,andamus should not issue to compel the
Auditor to receive coupons in payment OF
a fine. William L. Royal forthe petitioner
and the Attorney-General for the A!ll-
ditor.
McAdam, &C.. Us. Keen and ais. Fully
argued by E. e. Bouldin for the appellants
and Judge William j. Robertson for the ap-
pellees, and submitted.
William E. Sims, Esq, was admitted to
the bar of this court.
Wednesday.-Reed, &C., rs. The Union
Bank OF Winchester. Partly argued by A.
R. Pendleton, Esq, for the appellant, and
Mr.. Williams and E. Holmes Boyd, Esq,
for the appellees, and continued until TO-
day.
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The Entertainment Io-Night.-MasteI
Ralph Bingham's exhibition at the Baptist
church, for the benefit Of the poor, will be-
gin at O'Clock. The object is worthy
one, the entertainment full OF merit, and il
is trusted that handsome sum will be real.
lied. Captain James a. Lipscombe and Sid
ney w. Blankenship, Esq, are working
hard to make the affair q success.
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n4y COHEN BROTHERS have on hand

over $50 pieces Of WHITE FLANNEL, which
they are offeringat great reduction;
Their stock OF CARPETS will be sold regardless of
cost to close;
A large stock OF NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAlNS In new designs; also, APPLIQUE and
BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS. LAMBRE-
QUIN and VESTIBULE LACES; LINEN,
OILED, and APPLIQUE LACE SHADES;
A large lot OF KID GLOVES at 75c. and 81 also,
the LEROY" SEAMLESS KID GLOVE at
sl.63. superior to any glove offered in this
country at $2. de 20
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The alIpw!STER NUGBEE of scRIDxER's S
MONTHLY. in the variety OF It's contents and the
beauty of Its Illustrations as wen as IN It's ertre
mechanical execution, surpaases anything we haze
hitherto attempted.
In the series on American Sports, there Is
..NoosE-HUNTINc,' :. Illustrations By sardharn,
Ward, and Kelly; N CALIFoRNEt MfSISo
CAMP . Illustrations and Text by MAKfHALLocK
FooTE; TIE HUMsIIEG-BIRp OF TIE CALIFoa-
MA WATER-FALLs,r Illustrations by Moran,
Beard, and Gibson; . RECENT CHURCH DEcoRA-i
TroNs,n by Clarence Cook illustrations OF the WORK
Of Bartholdi, LaFarge, and st. Gaudens 9. Follow
ing the Ha!cyon 10 Canada By Burroughs: s Ma
jolica, by Castcani. &C., &c. There also Illus
tra'ed Poems and Stories by Stoddard, Glider Bo5e-
sea, Holland, and Stockton; besides Sketches, Es-
says, Reviews, and Fun: How Man Takes Care
of His Baby,' An Asyluni for Literary Lnnaticsr"
&C., &c. ,E.a.es'. ~ ~
The edition OF thets M1pwINTER ScHfBSggt' = Is
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wATGEEEs. gEwELRY. !xe.
HAVE REDUCED PRICES.

$500 DIAMOND RING TO 5000;
5000 DIAMOND RING to $50:
$50 DIAMOND RING to 500;
sl25 DIAMOND RING to 3s5;
800 DIAMOND RING 10 SGj:
s75 DIAMOND RING to $50;
DIAMOND EARRINGS and STUDS in proper
tion.
$3.50 GOLD OPERA-CHAIN to $50;
800 GOLD OPERA-CIAIN TO 500;
S75 GOLD OPERA-CIIAI;V to $50;
$50 GOLD OPERA-CIAIN TO $35;
S45 GOLD OPERA-CIIAIN TO $50;
$50 GOLD oPERA-CHAIN to $22;
GOLD yEsT-CHAINS reduced ia the same pro-
portion.
$50 GOLD WATCH to $1l0:
Sl25 GOLD WATCH to $50;
S75 GOLD WATCH to $50;
$40 GOLD WATCH to $50;
$40 GOLD WATCH to S25;
RINGS, BUTTONS, LOCKETS, &C., &C., re-
duccd in same proportion.
Remember that before this reduction the prices
were already much less than their worth.
Please call and see me. Iwill offer great induce
ments, especially in DIAMONDS,
s. A. WINSTOCK, Loan Broker,
II Fourteenth street,
ia17-Gt under the Exchange Hotel.
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Personal.-J. Henry Cottrell lett the city
Monday, having accepted situation at
Florence, S. G.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday
was DR.. George w. Friend, Of Chester, ex-
member Of the Legislature from Chester.
field county.
The Key West ball tomorrow night is
strictly private. The committee Of arrange
ments and floor committee are G. W. Blank.
enship, j. r. Smith, c. e. ChiIdreys, and
Edgar a. Duke.
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| Ho. FOR CHURCH HILL AND THE WEST Egp -
To accommodate persons living in the West End
and on Church Hil viii at the close OF each per-
formance given 5y Barrett run an omnibus from the
Theatre out Broad street TO Tnirtieth; also, one
from the Theatre down Seventh to Grace, up Grace
to Foushee, down Fousllee 10 Franklin. up Franklin
10 Lanre. Fare, CSC. A. w. CARRIER
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AUCTION SALES TEaEs DAY.

Ell on uiL SGtsS IT ReoE Estate made betl9een
the lst n JnraHnry ard last nf June the tnrsSfs1
hs present ysGr h1rsf bs ,,Iid on the 1HTchnssT
o., uN snlss rnds bttlrc=R The lst OF .fuiy oadin
1f the yedT tic tass5 hnra 10 be iaia by the $sus
iThis CUSTOM was aoi,tc! about t:ircn years ago
bv all tie real estate agents III ir1ou'i. aId
!ica to Richmond aud vic;nity.l
JNO. e. LAUGHTON, IL 4. NJ, at No. 1885
Franklin street, four carriages. hcarsc, SIX
horses harness, sleigh, SC.
j. L. APPERSON, IL d.. trust c's sale of valua-
bic estate on James river and Tuckahoe creek.
twelve miles above Richmond.
RICHARDSON & CO., p. M five building lots on
Buchanan Or Federal street and ST. James street,
between William and Washington streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, a P. NJ, brick store and
lumbcr-housc and vacant lot on Broollpvenue
between Broad and Marshall streets.
L. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, household and kitchen fur.
Iiturc.
J. l.. APPERSOE, l2 NJ, trustees sale of Il James
river estate.
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rGT SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Low PRICES for tirst-class DRY GOODS will tell.
Large size VELVET M RUGS M at S4-regnlar price SO /;
MARSElLLES QUILTS Ut So worth S5, al 81 worth
SO, at S5 worth So;
Extra heavy DUTCH QUILTS at $3.50 worth
$3.50;
WHITE QUILTS at Soc, 75c., $3.50, and $3.50
all 2J per cent. below regular prices;
Genuine RUSSIA CRASH at ! o, 12R, 5. and 1G &c.
per yard, which is from 10 Sc. per yard below
regular prices
nUCkABACk TOWELS NJ 6oc., 81, 1925. 81 80,
the largest, best assorted, and cheapest TOW ELS
in this city:
FURS at greatly reduced prices;
TABLE-SLOTHS, NAPKIN S, and DOILIES. Ex-
traordinary bargains in this line at
CLARI'S and COATS'S SPOOL-COTTON re.
Guced 10 sc. L spool. il IL
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-DR. G. w,
BENsoN,s CELERY AND CHAMoMlLE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptlc Headache, Neuralgia, Ser-
yousness and Seeplessness, and will cure any case
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold by all druggist.
O,,ce. Oe north Eutaw street, Baltimore, hid.
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THE TOBACCO TRADE.-There were no
transactions at the Tobacco Exchange yes:
terday. Large sales of loose We're reported
at Schockoe warehouse. The agitation
Of the reduction OF the tax and the suspen.
sion Of communication vi1 the Richmond
and Danyile railroad are both reported by
some dealers as operating against the sale Of
tobacco at this time.
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GY COD-LIYER OIL.
MEADE 6 BAKER'S
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe IL and OF patients who In taken it. that 1T
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIaILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists.
noI5 $40 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-THE GOLD
CAsE.-The session OF the court was occu-
pied yesterday with the trial of the suit OF
the United States Us. William Smith,, late
Governor. This is one OF the gold cases.
At the spring term of the court the argyll
ment and trial was upon demurrer to the
declaration. Then the question tried was
purely one of law. The admission of the
demurrer was that the defendant, Smith,
owed the Confederate Government Of Vir-
ginia the sum of $4,000 for money had and
received by him from the said Government; !;
and that having been SO indebted to the
said Government OF Virginia on the 9th
April, 1866, and that Government having
been conquered and overthrown by the
Government OF the United States, the de-
iendant thereby became indebted to the
United States in the sum which he
had owed the Confederate State Govern
ment-to wit, $4,000. The judgment OF the
court on the demurrer was to overrule the
demurrer, and to hold and decide that, if
the defendant did, on the 9th Of April, 1855,
owe the said Government OF Virginia the
sum of 5000, then, by conquest, the Gov
ernment OF The United States succeeded to
all the rights OF property and action which
had belonged to the Confederate Govern
ment Of Virginia and to the said sum OF
So, 900.
The law OF the case having been thus set
tied, the case is now before jury; and the
question OF fact before the jury is whether
the defendant, Smith, did, on the 9th OF
April, 1865, owe the Confederate Govern
ment of Virginia this sum OF $4,000.
At the trial Of this action yesterday Mr..
Jonathan NJ. Bennett, now OF West Virginia,
but before and during the war the First
Auditor OF Virginia, was the principal wit
ness. The evidence was gone through with
yesterday. Mr.. Hoxsey finished his opening
speech for the Government. EX-Lieutenant.
Governor II. W. Thomas followed for the de.
fendant. He was succeeded by Mr.. Attorney
General Field. Before Mr.. Field had con.
cluded the hour of P. NJ. arrived, and the
court adjourned over until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
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+ To BE HANGED ON WAsHINGToN's BIRTH
Hill alias Henry Williams
lcolored), OF Isle OF Wight county, who was
sentenced to be hanged next Friday, the
18th instant, for rape, was on yesterday
granted a respite by the Governor until
February 22d.
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s.,s~ no BE READ By GENTLEMEN

!, iaree a<sor Teut Of LINEN. SiLks and COT
= TON SIIASDKEECH1EFS;
cnTTtIS. MERiNo. LAMBS'-Wo o0L, and LiSLE.
noGsKiS. fiKnitS,.pB pBUCKsKiN. CLOTH, KID, BERLIN,
and COTTON GLOVES;
sEPiS0. u u C CKSKIN. LAMRS'-WoOL. and
fsoTToN SHIRTS and DRAWERS, and CAM
ToS.FI.ANNEL DRAWERS of our own man-
ufac:Erc;
- LINEN COLLARS:
yISEN and PAPER CUFFS:
sITSPESDERS, NlGuT.CAPS.
CITFF- and COILkR-BUTTONS:
TiES SlhRFS. BOWS, CRAFATS;
sIIIRT-STUDS and SCARF-PISS;
wRISrI. FITS. or PEI.SE-WARMERS:
CARDIGAN JACKETS.
onr own make OF sHIRTS-made of The best
,yamsp,ta cotton and pure irish linen--at IL for
can,n,etelv-Gps!ied shirt; has only to be launtricd
before wearing. LEs DhoIh.ns. Il
rGc chcapcSt BLANKETS in this city. Ia II
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Z THE LATE KING VIcroR EMANUEL-siE.
MORTAL CEREMONIES By THE ITALIANS To.
i DAY.-An adjourned meeting OF the Italians
of Richmond was held last night at the
! Old Market Hall-Mr. G. g. Salamone pre-.
Esiding-at which the arrangements for the
memorial ceremonies to-day in respect to
the late King Victor Emanuel were COM
pleted. There will bea procession through
some of the principal streets, and the cele-
bration OF solemn requiem mass at ST.
Peters Cathedral. The procession will
be formed al half-past O'Clock, and
will be composed Of all the Italians
in the city anu such citizens OF other ma
tionalities who wish to join in doing honor
to the memory OF Italy's late sovereign, and
fwho are cordially invited by the Italians to
do so. a hearse draped with flags and in
sigma OF mourning will be in the line, to-
gether with carriages containing the fami-
lies of the processionists. The line Of
march will be from the Old Market up Main
street to Ninth, up Ninth to Grace, and to
the Cathedral. After the conclusion OF the
religious services the procession will be re-
formed and move up Grace street to Third,
along Third TO Broad, down Broad to Twen-
ty-fftll, down Twenty-tiftll to Main, and
thence to the Old Market Hall, where the
line will be broken up.
The meeting arreinted the following
standard bearers: Juliano Alluisi and Do
menic Pasquini with Italian banners, and
Andrea Donati with the United States flag.
F. Franccsehi and Carlo Perletti were ap-
pointed 'marshals.
ALI participants in the procession will
wear colored roscttes trimmed with Grape
on lappels Of coat, and also Grape on left
arm.
A resolution was offered by Mr. Castigli-
oni that all Italians doing business in the
city should close their stores from the time
the procession moved from the Old Market
until it returned and was dismissed. Agreed
to.
It is expected that all who wish to join in
this demonstration OF mourning will assem-
BILE as promptly as possible, so that there
will be no delay in the moving Of the pro-
cession.
The interior OF St. Peters Cathedral has
been suitably draped with mourning in
signia, and a CatGfalque has been erected in
the centre aisle near the sanctuary, which is
tastefully decorated and surmounted with
innumerable candles, all of which will be
lighted during the services in the church.
The Old Dominion Club, through its pre-
sident, Captain Samuel Maccubbin, rendered
the use OF their flags, &c, to the meeting
last night, which courtesy was gratefully
acknowledged and accepted.
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H COHEN BROTHERS are offering
u very extensive lot Of FRENCH CAsHMERES,
which hare been purchased recently 10 great ad-
vantage, aud which will be offered at considerably
less than market value. dc 20
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THE GLENwooD - wHraKEY took the first pre-
MUM at the State Fair.
The 3 Select" WhiskeJ is recommended by DR..
}. Il. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Shefry-our Own Importation.
Cigars, Of every grade, Of oGl own manufacture.
Liberal discount 70 the trade.
~. y. BLAIR &c Co,
9O3 Main street.
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NE REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS in
pieces OF from two to twelve vards--priccs fixed
very low:
lNSEkTINGS-som slightly Soiled will be sold
very cheap;
REMNANTS OF NOTTINGHAM LACES at great
Bargains:
REMNANTS OF GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR,
REMNANTS OF CALICOES. ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
CLARK'S and COATS'S SPOOL-COTTON re-
duCcd 10 sc. r spool. Ja IA
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CnNEECrsONEHaES. &C.

CDNFEGgsDNEEaES &c.
TUST RECEIVED BY II NE W 70 K Is
- steamer
o5 Kegs MALAGA GRAPES,
5 cases NEW SARDlNES,
I 900 cases CANNED TOMATOES and PEACH ES
(Tinsey's, mcMurray's, and Numsen's best
brauds);
s barrels NEW-CROP CURRhNTS,
.25 boxes NEW-CROP ClTRON,
barrels NEW TURKEY PRUNES.
500 dozen BRANDY PEhCHES-quarts aId
1000 CARTHAGENA COCOANuTS.
!, II LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX.
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The Tobacco BusineSS.-It is expected
that several Of our tobacco-men will resume
operations next week, and by February
1st all will be in full blast.
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r1s~ WATERPROOF CLoAKs.

aC5- WATERPROOF CLOAKS.
Gip reduction in prices. The STOCK must be sold
prices fixed below cost. We have also nice ls-
sorrmeGt of Blue WATERPROOF CLOAhS
TALL Sizes Tor children.
Reductions in the prices of BLACK CL 9TH
CLOAKS, which is causing rapid sale. Don't
delay you want i good CLOAK at 4 low price
we will sell real ASTRACEIAN CLOAkS at S25-
the regular price is $50. We mean TO close out
every article appcrtaining to winter Wear, and
LEVY BROTHERS.
COATS'S! and CLAEk'S SPOOL-COTTON re-
duc1l 10 sc. ! spool. j. 14
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-17

THE METHODIST SUSDAY-SCHooL UNION
The following is the average attendance at
the Sabbath schools Of the Methodist Sum
day.School Union for December as reported
Mt the last meeting:
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LEVY BROTHERS hate made great reductions in
the prices Of Charlottesville and other Cassimeres
Cloths, Twecds, aud Satincis. Hear their prices.
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JUST RECEIVED ns 1000 Main street, OVER
COATS, DRESS suiTs, BUSINESS SUITS. Bought
for cash; sodat 4 small profit for cash.
y. FL. SIMPSON & Co,
1909 Main street.

FAILSoT TO ATTEND the grand closing sale OF
Blankets, Frrs, shauls, Cloak, Dress Goods, and
Fiannels, at LEVY BROTHERS,.