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iD74, which to That, extaDt has enhanced the
iaggregate wealth cf The ation, mud Contain
Ing almost The fndnstriaf iieart os the Union,
has received only the isul sum OF a57.-
BS:ssS,27 On the 7thEpf March. 1850. Mr..
Webster, iii bis place in the United States
Senate, said .s-.t + honor Virgins for her
.cessinn OF this TERRITORY. There have been
received into The Treasury OF the DATED
States EIGHTY. MILLIONS OF TOT AIRS, the pro-
sceeds OF the sales OF the public lands ceded
BY Virginia. II the residue should be sold
at the same rate, The whole aggregate Will
exceed Twe HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS"
And when Congress distributed the surplus
OF the sales of the public lands, they were
distributed to all the States. according to
representative population. The era OF sec
tionalism having rapidly passed out OF
American politics, and with these astound-
ing facts staring us in the face, can an ap-
peal from southern men for small COM
pensation iorthis great inequality be con-
sfdered in any sense sectional ?''t
Justice alone should demand q union OF
North and South upon any plan that would
speedily give to the nation southern trans:
continental railway. Why, citizen OF New
Orleans has ao,o to travel, should he desire
TO 20 to California by rail, 3,120 miles.
Build this line along the thirty-second paral-
lei, and he can reach the same destination
In 1864 miles--a saving Of travel to Linn OF
l, los miles; and SO proportionably forthe
residents Of other southern cities. Such a
railroad, too, would form great conduit
through which the infowing population can
be carried southwardly, and thus secure
that harmony OF sections resulting from
Just distribution Of the weight OF represen-
tation. This increased immigration is
shown from the sales of nearly 100000
acres OF land by western railroads in the
first third OF 1878, rs compared with $4,000
acres for the same period last year. The
rich territories Of New Mexico and Arizona
will become, States Of the Federal Union,
while golden Old Mexico, close to whose
northern border this road will rum. and
whose annual trade amounts to $60,000,0 900,
Of which the United States gets now but
five per cent, will pour her vast riches into
our lap by means Of connecting lines
through her territory.
The iron horse screaming in the van OF
the march OF civilization will solve the In
dian question, simplify our border troubles,
and save the Government some Sl2,00O,0OO
per annum now spent in keeping uniformed
soldiers at distant posts for frontier protec-
ton. NJ
Virginia, speaking through her Legisla-
ture, should instruct her representatives IN
Congress to unite at once in pressing this
great enterprise to completion by favorable
national legislation, because it will bring
population, wealth, power, and develop.
ment to the great southern section OF this
mig hty republic.
.OscILLAT1NG TRANSPORTATION"
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fsoLp pAYxEsTs Hso, The hanklng-
house OF Middleton IS TO-. oi this as
tofisbed the public this orning by cashipg
MI checks drawn upon them In gotd. Many
persons who had not hand led the precious
metal sirce cnte-besiHr days scrnti nizeG the
coins. and evidently regard led them as rare
ct1riosittes. Others hesitated about accepting
the yoId, and In instances of slaTge amounts
there was general preference for green
hacks. "a few persons actually reused !s e 20
take eoISi. saving tlley could not distinguish
one niece from another. This Is the hrst
actual RESUMPTION OF specie-paym on
record. and, Judging from the indications
here to-day, It would be strange indeed u
the public at large readily consents TO eS.
change their IegaItenders for gold, SO ione
as the credit OF the Government remains al
its present high Standard Washiaaato''
special Baltimore american.
But that Is the very point, In the piping
times OF peace nobody wants gold !; but iel
the tocsin OF war be sounded. and there
would be such rush for gold as would
compel the Government to close its treasury
against al! such demands. And sin fespec'
Of this matter, bank-notes are for the same
reason better than greenbacks. a fall OF
i've or ten per cent. in the value OF green
backs as a consequence Of war (and such q
result would inevitably follow 4 state Q!
war; would leave the national-eank notes
the favorite currency; because although
these are redeemable only in greenbacks,
ret as the bank-potes are secured by Gov
eminent bonds to an amount exceeding BY
ten per cent. their face value, a fall in Gov
ernment securities which did not exceed
the ten per cent. would leave the bank-notes
still worth their face value.
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MIsCEGENATIoN OF VIRGINIANs.-A fine
looking mulatto, giving his name as Robert
Gunnell, appeared at the clerks office In
the City Hail Yesterday afternoon and asked
for a marriage.license for himself and Annie
V. Dove, whom he said was white. He was
very anxious to know II marriage solemn
lied in this District would be legal in Lou.
doun county, where both he and his bride
belonged. Without getting this point vel
cleared up he departed with the woman,
who was waiting outside, in search OF 8
minister. They were met soon after, and
announced that they had been securely
bound in the holy estate, and had the CERT.
tcnte in their possession, but declined to
give the pastors name. A return to their
home last night was the intention, there to
brave the results Washington Post.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals has very
recently decided that such marriages cannot
be recognized in Virginia, and the parties
to this uGion will no doubt learn the state
OF the case before many days.
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TWho made up the record p

The snowfall in Northern New York Is
said to be the heaviest experienced since
1871. RAILROAD travel is seriously impeded,
and no connection was made west OF Rochcs-
ter nor with Niagara Falls. The Hudson
river navigation is obstructed with ice, ana
at Poughkeepsie is fast from shore to shore
though the ferry-boats are still running.
One hundred and twenty thousand OF the
Russian troops under General TodleDen
are ordered to return home, which indicates
that a detinitive Turko-Russian treaty Is
about to be concluded.
Governor Walker is better.
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NHRE;TMAS GOODS.
LAYER RAtSINS from TO Soc. per pound.
LEGH Urn AMI ENGLISH ClTRON,
FIGS, CURRANTS,
COX"; CHALMERS, aud NELSON'S CELIA
TINE,
CA TON GINGER, In syrup;
NJ TS-new crop-cvcry description;
mi IsHROOMS and FRENCH PEAS;
r ATT D,TOI GRAS, ANCHOYIES, and SHRlMPS,
In Oil:
SMOKED and PICKLED EELs,
', WINDSOR HERRiNGS,
RUSSIAN CARAIR,
JELLIES OF all kinds, in glass and wood;
Observation-Disclosures
HOMEMADE PICKLES and PRESERVES:
CfEESE-English, Ched1er aud S,ilton; French
Rochefort; Swiss, Neufchatel; Fromage de Bre'
sap-Sago, Edam (geuuiue, Imported from Rot
terdaml
ALKETHREPLA,
CALIFORNIA PEARS and APRIC0TS,
CANNED SOUPS,
LUNCH HAM and TONGUE,
CORSED BEEF,
MALAGA GRAPES,
HAVANA and FLORIDA ORANGES,
CHOCOLATE and CHOCOLATE CRoQUEfTEs
PRESERVED RASPBERRIES, sTRAWBEI'
RIES. PEACHES, SC.
CKERs-oswego, Mushroom, Albuts, aud lee
Cream; 49, 81
CANNED PEACHES, PJ.Uais, DAMs0Ss, ant
| PUMPKINS, at ..f AZ 1..-,.,
dc l2-3Y CHRISTIAN y WAlIEa
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Iicl.nlo,llI lsNahI|'lal,|
- -::s.:=s.:::=.-sss
wrpSgspA DECEMBER Is, 1873.
]. The Blame Committee.


II A. now stated that the famous Br.AiSE
committee is without funds. That commit
Zee was gotten up by Mr.. BIZ A1sf, not Tor
tI,e good Of the country, but TO add q lew
votes from the carpet baggers and negroes
OF the South to his strength in the kepuhli.-
can National Convention. lie not only did
not desire 10 carry out his own scheme Tor
redressing the negroes wrongs at the recent
elections Ia the South, but he absolutely re-
fused to serve upon his own committee
thus proving that bis sole object was a sell
ish desire to promote his own ambitious
plans at the expense Of the best interests g OF
the whole coantgy. The fact that the com-
mittee is without funds will not disturb his
eauanimity In the least. He has "snoken
his piece and has gained the attention ior
the moment OF the negroes and their aiiies
in the South. BE hopes that he has now
their favor to such a degree as will cause
them to remember him when they come to
appoint delegates to the nominating conyen-
ton.
But BLAME will find himself mistaken.
He has added to the strength Of the move
ment for the denomination OF GRANT. he
has planted, but another will reap. There
is nothing left to the country but q choice
between military rule under GRANT and a
free South. BLAINE cannot ill the bill.
The southern States are free now, ana they
will either remain free or else military
tyrant must be put over them, and stand
ing army be maintained for their subjuga.
ton. The North would Of course share
the fate OF the South. And as there are
good many people in that section who ap
preciate the state Of things, it is possible
that BIAINE's committee may do nothing
worse than bring the northern people to
the determination to defeat Mr.. BLAINE in
the Nominating Convention and General
GRANT at the ballot-box.
We say BLAINE's committee finds itself
without funds. It is incredible that MI.
BLAINE should have overlooked so impor-
tan. thing as furnishing his committee
with money if he had had any heart in the
matter. The fact that not dollar was APP
propriated, nor even asked for, for this
grand investigation, is conclusive evidence
that there was not one iota Of sincerity IN
all Mr.. BLAINE's talk about his negro friends
in the South.
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Mt surpasses amy previous attempt.
ICHILDREN,s FLEECY-LINED
.-s-- GLOW ES mt ! O., 20; md CSC. 80.
" tCLOTH GLOVES at % to 35c.:
! tLADIEST 4-EUTT0T FLEECY.
rs. LINED at 25c.s6- BUTTON nj 4 &C.,
2-BUTTON Mt 90 aud 25c.: e..r-,
LADIES, FLEECY-LIEED
r G 3 i AT I. \ s AZ; 2oc Hi;oa-sK1N
GLOVES Mt 81 worth fully S1.60:
w LADIEs' 2-BUTTON KID GLOVES
atf5. SO. and 65c.;
s. LADIES' 3-BUTrOE. in white and
opera shades, NJ 75c. Thls glove
was never sold for less than SLIPS.
opera, at S1.25-tlle quality for
merIy sold at SO;
W Also. The LEROY SEAMLESS"
KID GLOVES-ll,e most superior
IT'S. and best-fitting glove madc-in T.
button. black and colored. at :63:
Is dozen LADIES ID o KID 6 GLOVES
A ' large lot tG Of LADIES' i and CHILL
D. 'DREE'S HOSE atS &c.;
AY MISSES, CoLORED ENGLl Fl
HOSE at 16, 20, and 25c.-silk en-
. FANCY atY'V HOSE in great variety at
MISSES fssTSs' SILK SILK HOSE reduced to
Ls abe F HosE in endless variety.
iY and at great1y-reduced prices:
rs dozen SILK HANDkERCHIEFS
10 A a large re- aI lot Of Of SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS. in brocaae and twiiled
silk, at 40, 90, 60, IS, &c., 81, and
Gs.S1T2I'EMEN's LINEN HAND
NY KERCHIEFS at 10c.. at 1926 per
dozen reduced from $500:
5. GENTLEMEN'S HEAlSTlTCHEDa ut
LHDiEs' HES1sTITCIIED at ! &c.. at
zoe. reduced from 32c., NJ 81 for
the finest imported:
90 dozen LADIES' CUFFS ut 12Hc.
LhCE SETS, in real and imitation;
IT'S. COLLARS and CUFFS of every con-
Tf ffasaP Bo yas,e and NEcKwEAR Of
L sIefF s; G'ENTLEMEN's and
CHILDREN'S KNIT WEAR Of
~ every description AT Sreatly-reduced
S. FR RlsSsei CORDED COR
25 various Styles coRsETsat greatly
reduced rates;
!. DOLLS, TOYS. and hundreds of va
rious FANCY GOODS. ..
w COHEN BROTHERS
L. are Offering their CARPETS very
cheap 10 close for This season.
TWO PLY INGRAM G ARPET
from 22c. Il yard IN:
WO-PLY, TIIREE-PLY, COT
~ TAGE RAG CARPETS, ana IA
II PEoTRY-all reduced;
Also, n large stock OF FLOOR OIL
G. CLOTHS. very cheap;
CLOAkS at less than the cost OF
manufacture;
DRESS GOODS ut greatly reduced
prices:
The largest stock Of BLACK and
Al COLORED SILKS in this city:
r, LACE BED-SPREADS, and Pill
10 LOW-SH ANS;
LACE TIDES;
A large stock of DOYLIES and NAP
KINS: ..
TABL T. and PIANO. COVERS;
>, Great bargains I'm TOWELS;
II Al<o, an extremely large stock OF
:, LACE CURTAINS. de- 20
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Mr.. RoYAEL's letter, in another column,
is intended to show that the Supreme Court
of the United States would, if applied to by
the State Of Virginia. issue writ OF prohl-
hition in the Patrick.county cases. Read it.
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We sent up paragraph for yesterdays
issue, but it was left out, stating that the.
ten-thonsand- dollar package Of money lost
by Mr.. BRowN had been recovered. It was
returned by a man who would answer no
questions and upon condition that he should
be asked none,
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{ I, CHRISTMAS, sERVICRs.-The
congregations of Centenary, Broad-sueet, Clay
Street, and Park rlace Methodist church, Will Join
III religious services at Centenary church TO-DAY
at II. A. n. Rev. ~. 9. STARR will preach on the
occasion. i - -
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DEATHS.

, Died. December %, 1878, at II O'Clock P. ~,
JOSEPH DELARUE.
His funeral will take place from Trinity Methodist
church, corner OF Twentieth and Broad streets, ut
10; O'Clock THIS MORNING, December 26th
Friends OF The family are invited to attend.
Died. at his residence, on the morning of the Gath
of December, of rheumatism OF The heart, JESSE
r. HUTCHINSON.
The funeral viii take place from the Grace Street
Presbyterian church THURSDAY MORNING at
IL o'clock. si-srr i, <; ns-4g
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We return thanks to Mir. III. CHANBER-
s,AYass Jr.. Tor Series No. 2 Of his very in
sferesting g Record of the Richmond and
Hcpfico County VA, Troops, G. s. Army
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MARRIAGES.

+ Married, In Amelia county. Va, on The 23d OF
December, at the residence Of The 6r,de's mother
of Norfolk, Va, and SYLVIA 31AUDE MAYO. Nc
oa,Jc II"
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

a. E. 8rsPENgE SON,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
1850 OvERCoATs, <- OVERGoATs,
OyERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
0vERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
OYERCOATS, OYERCOATS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS.
r. B. SPENCE g SON.
Z. y. SPENCE & SON.
f d. SPENCE & SON.
E 3. SPENCE & SON.
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
KID GLOVES,
EUCK GLOVES,
CLOTH GLOVES,
FUR-TOP GLOVES,
SEALSKIN GLOVES,
DRIVING and WALKING-GLOvEs,
f. i. SPENCE 6 son.
f. B. SPENCE & SON.
+. B. SPENCE & SON.
L. 3. SPENCE 6 SON.
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
j INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
MERINO UNDERSTANDS. ONE DOLLAR.
MERINO UNDERSHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
3IERINO UNDERSHlRTS. ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDEkSHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
FANCY HALF-HOSE,
Drown HALF-HOSE,
WHITE HALF-HOsE,
MERINO HALF-HOSE,
SCARLET HALF. HOSE.
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
F. L. SPENCE & SON.
T. e. SPENCE & son.
Z. B. SPENCE & son.
l.. 2. SPENCE & son.
FANCY SILK RANDKERCHIEFS,
.. FANCY SILK HANDkERCHIEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDKEgCHIEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDkERCHIEFS,
GLOVES,
COLLARS,
NECKTTES.
SUSpENDEhS,
UMBRELLAS.
WALK1NG-CANES.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
HOSIERY.
UNDERSHIRTS,
MERINO SHIRTS.
SCARLET WOOL-SuIRTS.
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
OVERCOATS,
DRESS COATS,
BUSINESS COATS.
ALL OF THE ABOVE FOR SALE
At TIE
VERY LOWEST PRICES
AT TIE
OLD CORNERSTONE, 1900 MAIN STREET
E. &. SPENCE & son.
Ed. SPENCE & son.
dot E.B. SPENCE C SON.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRISTMAS BOOKS.

4 CHRISTMAS BOOKS,
wRITING-DEsEs.
lts JaPANEsE WARE,
DREss1SG-CAsEs,
- AND
GLOVE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
AT
ELLYSON & YANCEY,s.
11I2 MAIN STREET
tthree doors above Dispatch onicc)
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CHARLES suMNeR's statue YVES unveiled in
Boston on Friday. What must q people be
whose ideal OF statesman Is found in Mr..
SUASEa?
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where they are now opening large. stock OF
FANCY GOODS, GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFS,
sCARFs, BOWS,VELVET POCKETs.PORT
'MONNAIES, KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, COR
SETS, COLLARS, CUFFS, &c. &C., at very low
prices.
Just received, 42 dozen TIIEEE-BUTTON KID
GLOVES, in opera, white, and dark I! SOC. a
pair worth soc.
ESQ pieces of DRESS GOODS 10 be sold extra low
In order to reduce the stock. Call and see them.
Our entire stock Of BLACK ALPACAS 1T cost in
order 10 reduce our immense stock OF them.
Don't fail to see them.
So pieces BLACK ATWOOD CASHMERES
from soc. 10 $l.25. Give us call OH them
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS-Great reduction
in The price of CLOAKS, as We have n very large
stock OH hand $50 Cloaks reduced TO $40. $40
Cloaks 20 SIG, SIG Cloaks 10 s12, Sl2 Cloaks 10
SO, $40 Cloaks TO Sc, IS Cloaks 10 IS. Don't
fail to give us call on Cloaks
A large line OF SHAWLS, SKIRTS, BLANKETS,
QUILTS, UNDERSHIRTS, FLANNELS, CAS-
SISIERES, &C., al very low prices.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
dc l4-S.NTh COL Broad street.
NJ WE HAVE OP e n L D FOR
CHRISTMAS and the HOLIDAYS Il branch store
at the place formerly occupied by William II. Adj
ANS G23 Broad street. where VIC Will exhibit large
stock OF
TOYS. DOLLS.
FANCY GOODS, &C.,
''' W. WV '''>~ TILALHMER BROTHERS.
de l4-SMTh
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me-. SIT. PAUL,s CHURCH.
CHRISTMAS SERVICES

TO-DAY iChristmas) ut IL O'Clock a. u.
THURSDAY tst. Stephen's Day., IL M.
FRIDAY tSt. John, the Evangelistl, IL III,
SATURDAY trunocents' Day., IL n.
No service "Wednesday night.
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POPULAR POETS ATS

4 new edition OF the poets. finely printed On cyn,-
white paper. illustrated with several full,
thgraVipgs' ana bound in ! new and OLE.
slye. Prire. ~ each. The lis. embrace. " ,h
works Of Tennyson, Burns. Moore. WI,,n cnc
Campbell. Shakespeare. Scott Goldsm,tj Iron,
Henans, Homers Had, Keats, and Shelly ''''n'
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o9.CENT STORE.


r7'HE 99-CENT STORE
is the place to buy
HOLIDAY GOODS
from the most complete line in town OF
FINE and CHEAP VASES. TOILET-SETS,
LAVA FIGURE-BUsTS and SMOKING
STANDS;
FLOWER-POT FIGURES and FLONER-polS,
NICELE, BRASS. and GLASS INKS from 2oc. up;
CARD.STANDS, JEW ELRY-BOAES,
AIBIJMS-for photograph and autograph;
DOLLS, from 25c. TO Sl.9S
DOLL PERAMBULATORS,
r AMPS, CHINA ani GLASSWARE,
HAIR BRUSHES from 25c. up
COMBS from &C.,
CLOTHES-BRUSIIES,3 5c. up.
To close out our
PARIaN MARBLE GOODS.
have reduced the price Of those sold at CSC.
niece TO 81 25 pair and those sold at 99c. rair
to 75c. pair.
have, also, n few pieces Of the GREEK SLAVE, in
glass case, to DC sold at :l.2J;
Our large MOVING-EfED DOLL at Toe. Is a great
bargain.
Catalogues mailed free to any one sending adj
dress. w. A. STEVENS, s.
deli sos Broad street
GROCERIES. &c.
is A L 7
1000 sacks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT, for sale
| from the dock.
| de 24-7t DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
| L U1 Isl
PURE CRYsTALlZED SUGAR,
| E=,st. ~ packed in barrels.
Receiving direct. For sale by ....
de 2o-7t. .. DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
SEASONABLE DELICACIES4
10 90 tierces choice HhMS-sHlall average:
| go barrels HUDNUT'S HOMINY;
| 500 SMOKED BEEF-T0NGUES:
100 boxes BONELESS GOLDFISH;
| 25 boxes CHEESE;
sUG Nhs1eg RS!S B BEEsSEss u.,,s
For sale by lde9l a. Y. STOKES & co.
BOOTS. SHOES. DC.
| AT COST! AT COST! $50
NO HUMBuG. YM
| 100000 WORTH or BOOTS AID SHOES
/ AT f hHR ch hsh9 oSk VT
STERN ( co.'s.
POST lively closingout sale Of our entire retail stot
OF Boots aud sHOEsat af'rihce' to change oaS
ness. ...ss,.. f. .T
80" = carry 81 = s''' Nv ~, sTERs S CO.'S,
y no 1l-M,W,&F2m between Fifth and SIXTH
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Cine Inc of JAPANESE WARE. crlar1ot,v -,
the novelties: ''HZ all
A bcautii n anu varied assortment of CHRIsru,s
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GOODS!
HOLIDAY GOODS .

y. & F.. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,
are determined To close ont their stock Of DOLLS
and FANCY ARTICLES ut 4 great sacrifice
these goods must be sold;
CARPETS 1T very low prccs-IlEMp. - ana 2or.
INGRAM, ~, 25, IS. 80, 80, 3S. ~, A.. aDi
Soc;
CLOAKS-tlc cheapest and best iu the city;
BLACK and CuLORED CASiTMERES from ID To
7Jc.-a reduction Of % pea cent.
Sow is the time to buy goods. Give us call.
ID. & L. MrrrELDDRFEH,
dcoS 3.7 Broad street.
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NOR HANDSOME. USEFUL. AND
4 SUBSTANTIAL
HOLIDAY GIFTS


HOLIDAY GIFTS
GO TO
JULIUS MEYERS, 6u3 BROAD STREET.
YOU CAN FIND
Ladies, PLAIN BEAVER and MATEI. hS>E
CLOAKS, handsome styles, 1T greatly T''ir''!
Elcsam PLAIN and HROCADEn SILK HAND.
kERCillEFS: .,.
Ncw nEMsTITCHED SILK HAN3EEE-
CHIEFS; ..
Ladies' and Geni'cmcn's HEMSTiTtHED LINEN
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