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THE LARGEST STOCK EVER EXHIBITED II
THIS CITY.
THE MOST ASTONISHING PRICES.

Among the thousands of various bargains are up
wards of $4,000 worth Of LACE CURTAINS III
real Applique, Guipurc, and Nottingham.
REAL APPLIQUE at s2l a set The value of which
is S33, at $50 valued at $40, at $40 valued nj
$50, at $40 valued At sos, at $50 valued at fully
800:
GUIPURE ut $15 a set heretofore sold at S25, al
$40 valued Il! s16
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS and CURTAIN NETS
very much below market value;
BLACK CASHMERE at 35c valued at Soc, at
4Jc. would be cheap at 55c.;
In LUBIN'S FINEST GRADES we offer the 81 .l5
quality 1T SJc.. the 1928 grade 1T 81, iS.inch
wide, double weight, finest number, 1T 1928,
heretofore sold IL Sl.75; .
5S-incl wide, all wool, FRENCH MATEI; ASSE at
SIPS heretofore sold ut $40; A. men wluc NJ
81, formerly sold 1T $3.50;
DRAp DE ETE AT $50 the value of which IS fHIiy
1913; at - for The finest number manufactured
large STOCK Of CoLoEED DRESS GOODS at
great reductions; +,
T. X 81 i. and Z. ut great reductI ion: also large
stock Of DnyLIEs II White ; ana so n9S,fMisK Al
large stock OF WHITE TAB IL pAM Ma Kt,rs
Great bargains in BLACh St':h ErS Tr l2
Mt S9. so real value OF which 3 SIS: also, "a,
inch wide, finest malntac'mrc1, &c E2;og: re h
SILK VELVETS III The various widths at great
reduction, among them 27inch wide at $3.50
heretofore sold ut So.
Also. large stock OF COLORED VEf.VETS.
The largest aud handsOmcst stock OF SILKS IN IN"
various delicate tlnts OF evening shades ever eX-
hDted in this city. mr.,
Upwards of $4,000 worth Of BLACK and COL
URED SILKS recently purchased 10 great -cTant-
age, are offered at 4 great S1criilce.
CLOAkS from IS nl-lliany tor less tnan nc Faiuc
of the maIcral-the largest stock offered III lhs
city. ,
Thousands Of great bargains the coming wees al
DEF COHEN BROTHERS.
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stare F;nances.

we rsther like what appears 70 US % pc
cha tesr.ner OF Tho Legislator now In s a'es
si,,n. We do not hear Of any undue ex-
ci,enens amongststhese who may 90 re.
corded as exerting an influence tnat mtgn.
no earnestly feared, We do not hear Of q
a. e,resic discussions and impu!sive de-
claratiorls, and we think that the desire Of
the body iegsslativeis to maintain position
sufficiently intact to enable It to act freely
and without the embarrassment OF impru-
dent commitments. s.
II this position is maintained-ana ~ !.
ought to be--we not only do not apprenena
a failure to approximate settlement o. tne
public Indebtedness, bat we feel tha1 ' tnere
is Just ground to hope that settieDaehe
win ne reached, or that basis Tor settle
ment will be agreed upon, so that fhere "iii
be little or no doubt OF its final accomplish
ment.
We are al. weary Of agitation, and all the
neop,e want rest. More than this, every
body wants to see the public credit OF VIZ
pinia restored. All want to see the e. bonds los
OF the State brought to par, so that The peo-
ple OF virginia may invest the gains OF in
sjustry and business in them, and keep the
nublic debt at home. Bonds OF small de-
nominations in reach OF people OF small
means would be halled with delight as the
best way to difrnse faith IN the Common
wealth, and stimulate the public devotion
OF the citizens.
RI
Settle the public debt upon wise ana
lust basis, and the sun OF prosperity VIII
dawn anew upon people who have sui
fered greatly. and who merit both rest ana
hotter fines.
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weak Invention of Malice.

The New York Tribune, which, under
the JAY GOULD dictatorship, has swung OIL
into the bi,terest yindictiyeness towards the
South, has a story from Washington repre-
septipe that the South is regarded in Europe
as ga semi-civilized region, in which it is
not safe TO live" The story is false. ard
the attempt to make it appear that the South
il so uniayoraby. regarded in Europe is the
conception of malice that is as Wanton
and base as can be imagined.
The story is that the South had the SYM
patty Of Europe while GRANT was in the
presidency, as his expressions were consid-
cred as an apology for alleged outrages in
the South; but that as there are still! out
RACES under the administration OF Mr..
HAYES. who is kind to the South, they have
lost this European sympathy.
or course this is lie out Of the whole
cloth. There have been no outrages. the
South has been more peaceful than the
North for years. The outrages exist no.
where but in the lying sheets that are ell
deayoring to carry party schemes by eX-
citing prejudice against the South. we
have had no troubles like those OF the
North-like the combinations OF seditious
persons who have outraged personal liberty
and destroyed millions OF dollars OF prop
erty. The most malignant story-te!lers cam
not charge anything OF that sort against the
South.
We do not desire to assail the North but
a comparison is forced upon us by the out
rageous injustice of these partisan SLAM
derers.
The cock-and-bul story that is put forth
to give color to calumny is that an agent OF
a German Atlantic Steam Company, lnquir-
ing for timber-land, was informed that it
could be bought cheap in Alabama; where
upon he declared that the company would
not invest money in the southern States be-
cause they considered those States in an un-
settled condition, and the rights of persons
and property were not safe there. The
agent believed differently; but he was I'M
s1,e to change the opinion of the company.
F,lret
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s pccie-Resumption Circular from th'
si Treasury.

r . ."#-..'.l treasury.
Circular instructions concerning the re-
sumption OF specie-payments were Issued
by Secretary Sherman Saturday. After
quoting from an act to provide Tor the re-
sumption Of spece-payments, section d the
following words, "And on and after the
list day OF January, A. D. 1879, the Secre-
tary of the Treasury shall redeem in coin
the United States legal-tender notes then
outstanding, on their presentation LOT re-
demption at the office Of Assistant Treas
urer of the United States in the city OF New
York in sums OF not less than fifty dollars"
the ,circullr says: .rf -ta.,.- jsat.. .,s..,,
i UAs the effects OF the above. section will
be to remove any practical difference in the
value of coin and notes as circulating me-
dunn after the 1st Of January next, no dis
tinctien between them VIII be made in
keeping. rendering, or settling the accounts
OF public officers, involving transactions
which occur subsequently to that date. Ma.
tured coupons of the United States, and
checks issued blythe Treasurer Of the United
States for, Interest or, principal OF the
public debt, by law payable in coin, will
be- paid by the Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States at New York, upon pre-
sentation, in coin; or, II the claimant
prefers, such coupons and checks Will be
paid by the said Assistant Treasurer, OF
BY any other independent Treasury ofi.
lcer, In United States notes. Such register
/ ed interest, payable BY law, in coin,. rs Il y
Inaid on schedules 1t any other cities thar
New York, will also be paid to the clalma,l
I iii coin by check on the Assistant Treasure
jIot the United States at New York, which
check may be cashed by United States note
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me, Canal.


3 Keports appear iii the papers concerning
iuiury to the James River and hanawlla
canal. We believe that the. damage recently
sustained hy the canal Is not serious but
reports OF the kind arc MOB now meter Of
such public concern as they were twenty
years Since public work has lust
been damaged sufficiently to work COM
piete revolution In public opinion and , to
satisfy every one chat Il Is incapable OF pay
ing for Its own repairs. The State OF sir-
ginia and the city Of Richmond both de-
termining they cannot make up the dc.
ficiencY In Its receipts to meet the charges for
repair, it was, ia effect, abandoned to its rate.
And that was q logical conclusion to the ca
reer OF an enterprise that has cost Virginia
and Richmond ayast sum Of money and has
long stood In the way OF the building OF
railroad along the James-RiVer Valley, when
was the Improvement by which the state
could rise above her difficulties and protect
herself from a conspiracy OF causes that
were for years depicting her OF her heart
blood.
The revolution OF public sentiment,
brought about chiefly by the incapacity OF
the canal, has relieved hundreds OF the best
and most patriotic citizens who still yearned
over the water-lne and cherished linger-
ing hope that something good might yet De
done with it, such as charging it with
Federal Government money. &c. The result
is good. We may now hope with reason
for railway, and with this nope, and bid
ding final adieu to the canal, we need not
again startle at the announcement Of "in-
Jury to the water-liRe."
There will be no tears shed for the canal
except OF the crocodile kind. which will be
shed only by those who did all that was
done, save by the canal itself, to destroy its
usefulness to the State. Those tears can de-
ceive no one, and will be she'd in vain. We
trust there will be "a railway along the James
River Valley in two years from this time, and
then for new departure-a new career OF
prosperity for Virginia and for Richmond.
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ID sATHS.

DEG, ar ms esidence in Caroline county. on Fri
aay, dStn 10 slant In his sixty-seYen'h year, Dr.
THoMAS y :. SCOTT.
noaeT an, gifted In intellect aud eminent in his
nrOfeSS0J \
Dig, in the city Of Manchester, Va, December
lf.Ie IS, MARTHA NJ, beloved wife Of Joseph W.
daW ;hier OF WV. Minor, OF AibeInarle county.
= 4cr funeral will take place SUN DAY. December
18th. at 9 O'Clock 2. ", from the Presbyterian
church. Friends and acquaintance are invited TO
/ attend without further notice y
Died, In. Richmond, Va, December Is, at In
O'Clock, Mrs. MARY A. GENTRY, wife OF Mr.. An~
drew Gentry, III The sixty-third year OF her age.
J. The funeral will be mt Christ tEpiSeopa) church
TO-DAY tSundsyl al q O'Clock. l.. .535i ,Ea3 ~
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JuIec Riycs and the Reynolds Case,
ASain-JEdge TreGwuy and Sheriff

Asain-Judgc Tredwuy and Sheriff
AkerS.
DANyrLE, VA, December IA, 1878.
In reference to the remark OF Judge
Riyes to the New York Her0td reporter
that he Judge RiveS) had always ordered
mixed iurics in his court, l AIN informed
reliably that at the last session or his court
at Danville there were only two negroes
on one OF the petit iuries; that one OF his
petit iuries was composed entirely OF white
men, and that there were only two negroes
on his grand Jury. What orders the mar
sinai NAV have received on the subject l do
not know. His Honor's assertion that he
intends to protect even the humbleSt is one
made without warrant, | may say; for after
dilieent inquiry | have not been able TO
find a trial in this district back OF this Pat
rick case in which any negro claimed that
he might be tried by negro jury. l nave
reported several trials at which the negroes
asked for a trial at the hands OF white men.
The implied statement that negroes IN tnis
district need the protection OF United
States Judge seems without foundation.
But what shall be said OF the implied asser-
ton Of United States judge that he is de-
termined TO persist in thwarting the courts
of a State till the State enacts laws that are
according to his notions OF fitness?
1t has been noticed here that some people
have claimed that Judge Tredway and
Sheriff Akcrs should be held to account for
rernissness in quietly submitting to the cap
ture-as the Dispatch calls it; to the extra
dtion, as others call it-oi the ReYnol0 )
negroes. At the time of the occurreu &c
Judge Tredwny was one bundled n'.iles
from Patrick Courthouse, and S leriff
Akers, having had no notice Of the decla-
ration OF war, and that the enev " was
coming, was not present when the KEYS Of
the fort were demanded. Mr.. \ kers tells
me that the deputy marshal wen' up with a
posse of eight men. To haver aade forci.
BILE resistance to these wou d have been
open war, and that would hay e been sweet
cud for Blaine to chew up But it may be
worthy OF note that so larg e posse as tha,
OF eight men provoke i no resistance
amongst a people that h9 we been sometimes
charged in high quartz rs with lawlessness
as regards United ST ties enactments, and
who felt that the adj niuistration OF Justice
under the laws of + ae State was being I'm.
warrantably int rfered with by United
States oncerS. ALpHA.
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The bill to allow persons residing Out
side Of, but owning real estate in, cities
to send their children free to the pub
lie schools in such cities Is one that
needs watching. Under the Constitution
of 1929, 80 q man could vote in every coun-
~ in which he5owned real estate The result
was that q hundred men could become Yo-
tiers by buying one dollars worth 81 real
estate each. The same might be done under
the bill In question So Tar as appears from
lie description Of il which has been pub
lssted ;in the papers. Thus q severe blow
might he given 70 the public-schpoi system
lbs ensmiss. d l5; IS
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Rev. Mfr. Marshall, of Balasore, India,
writes; 1.-The Bible, which In the early
history OF our mission was considered so
ilnholy a book as to defile. the, man who
would touch 1t, Is to-day sought after 50
no other book is sought. It has already be-
come tlse book among the Hindus OF our
Stations 4, III
The Dem efats can relinq aish every e It's
sue ballot q md leave their indicates a
Esptaisent minority - ytesson Ns,ea,
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There is a talk about want OF money for
Mr.. PoTTER's committee. We suppose Mr..
HEwITT's committee will want some, too,
and money cannot be thrown away upon a
more useless object. These committees OF
Congress that work all the year have often
become public evil. The public derive lit
tie or no good from many Of them, and a
great deal Of public money is wasted upon
them. 1t is time they were checked. Every
year there are travelling committees, who
hold sessions at summer retreats and indulge
in every sort OF recreation and luxury at
public expense. We do not understand
how these things go on from year to year,
unless it be that congressman look with that
sort OF indulgence upon them that is sug-
gested by the hope that the luxury Of the
eommitteeman's life may go round in
tune, s, sf.s ls ssS5
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Major Johnston

who recently resigned the office OF presi-
Gent OF the James River canal, made state
ment and argument before the joint COM
lnittee of the House and Senate upon the
subject OF the sale OF the canal to the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company on
Saturday. He stated that as president OF
the canal he had done all in his power to
maintain it and keep it in operation. But
the work had been altogether abandoned by
the State and the cities, and he was unable
to sustain it any longer. Heurged the con-
firmation OF the sale Of the property, and
presented arguments so strong and conclu-
siye in favor Of that course by the Legisla-
ture that it was believed the committee
could hardly doubt about the proprety Of
reporting in favor OF that policy.
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XTOODHOUSE Il PARHAM HAVE
W in stock and constantly receiving

among which are the works 81 the popntIr AMI
standard pOclca ana prose writers. lan'i "tiA H.
lIstraici. aud In various elegant bindings, al -
cccdimgly low prices.
BEAUTIFUL VIENNA rOCkET.Eppht.
rOKTE-MONSAiES, LETTER and 'AID
CASES Of Russia leather, calf, scal-sh!N. "Ui
mOrOccO-uCw STYLES.
PORTABLE WRlTING-DESKS for ladhr' U.r."t
different kinds Vf beautiful woods, hHn'Is":ar!J
urfancnte,!-
LADIES WOEK-BOXES and WOEk-Eh>kEI~,
cXquisitely beautiful.
Oxford iErg!andj editions Of BIBLES. rHAil"-
BOOKS, and iIMNhLS: 4 spcnHlh .'noN,
from HE cheapest la the most elegant ii!"i'..
Observation-Disclosures NDTE-PAPEE an! N
VELDPES in pretty boxes.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS Of various s2rs u
superb bindings.
GOLD PENS for ladies AMI gentlemen.
HANDSOME INk-STANDS.
CIIATTER-BOX for 1879: tho genuine c''i'+ n:
price, -. Mated 10 any address oil r"r",i. "!
price.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS In the greatest yar' 8. 1"!
the most attractive, perhaps. ever >c"n l''. "-A
many other nice things, all OF whc,. .'l t
chGerfElly shown. GcJ-ilr>'
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if-tbs holder prefer, or, il the claimant presl
lers. such interest may be paid to him direct |
in United States notes by the officer charged
with the payment of the schedule. Any
check or drafs hereafter drawn In payment
of public Obligation, by law payable jim
coin. will have. that fact plainly noted
thereon"
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Judge RlvEs's court is in need OF money.
Its needs are nothing now compared with
what they will be when the Judge gets one
OF two hundred negro criminals on his
hands
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PRESTON & RIvETT, No. 6 Centre street,
New York, will please quit troubling us
with articles intended for our columns. We
wouldn't publish them il furnished gratis.
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Gl:oCKERY.G aASSW &C.

TUINA, GLASS, CIIINA.-Ju>t ofru"d;
~ NEW GOODS from a HE foreign in'':'-'-
French China Decorated ninucr. Tea. AMI .s..h'
ncr sets direct frCm Limoges. FranCc.--acA i!''"
str,upri Longwy Ware representing inr ""I W.
riDt,S Chinese cracking ware: ~at->uI-'Gl " No.
ia paur-,' Dwarf Novelties In IKE "aT at F'F".-
tine. MaiIcfi,c, iriCeScent, and Ccrr til4+~.
The largest and most complete Stock G|'E Itss-
lied IN Richmond Call and look al Il.
GEORGE GIlsS1J% y. IN.
d.o 1907 Nan -'Ft.I.
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GEhER asSSSEEHBEY on FFIRGIhhIIi.s'
Eleyanth Day.

REpbRTs FROM GoMMITTEEs-BrLLs PASS
Ers-THE ELECTIVE RAsctrsE-BA AN g
ISG -BIE.assPAssEDINTHE HOUSE
LIMITS OF. TIDEMATER-pEINTE FEES,
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III WE HAVE OPE n L D FOR
at the place formerly occupied by William Ii. Adj
ans, 623 Broad street. where we will exhibit large
stock OF
TOYS, DOLLS,
FANCY GOODS, &C.,
ut very low prices. -
THALIIIMER BROTHERS.
de lis, Nth
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EITFRENCH BRANDY.
Direct importation of JAMES UENSESST and
DUBOIS FRERES BRANDY, IN wood and glass.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
OSCAR CRANE,
de l1-2w No. II Governor street.
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HOL DAY IRA E.

Holiday TRADE.
GOODS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS FOR MEN
WOMEN, BOYS, AND GIRLS.
DRY GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
TOYS AND JUVENILE BOOKS.
FURs AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
CARPETS, OIL-CLoTHs, MATS, RUGS.
GOODS TO SUIT
EVERYBODY,
EVERYTHING CHEAP,
LEVY BEoT HE Il S..
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Ne CHRISTMAS GOODS.

where they are now opening large stock OF
FANCY GOODS. GLOVES. HANDKERCII1EFS,
SCARFS, BOWS,vELVET POCKETS,PORTE-
MONNAIES, KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, COR
SETS, COLLARS, CUFFS, &C., &C, at very low
prices.
Just received, d. dozen TIIREE-BUTTOE KID
GLOVES in opera, white, and dark, At 5Oc. 4
pair worth 90c.
$50 pieces Of DRESS GOODS 10 be sold extra low
in order TO reduce the :tOck. Gail and See them.
Our entire stock Of BLACK ALPACAS at cost In
order 10 reduce Our immense stock Of them.
Don't fall 10 see them.
SIS pieces BLACK ALt-WOOL CASIIMERES
from soc. 10 :l.25. Give us call on them.
CLOAkS. CLOAKS, CLOAkS.-Grcat reduction
In The price of CLOAKS, rs we nave very large
stock oil hand. S25 Cloaks reduced 10 $40, $50
ClOaks 10 SIG, SIG Cloaks 10 SIP, 512 CioakS to
SO, $40 CloakS to IS. IS Cloaks Sc. Dou't
fail ogivc lis u call Oh Cloaks.
4 large line of SUAWLS, SKIRTS, BLANKETS,
QUILTS, UNDERSTANDS. FLANNELS, CAS-
SI1lERES, &C., Al very low prices.
THALuI3IER BROTHERS,
de 14-S.M.Th COL Broad street.
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HOLIDAY G00y,s.
1879 HOLIDAY PRESENTS, 1e-o

NOWLAN & CO., JEWELLERS
CORNER OF MAIN AND TgyrIr srn,
FINE GOLD WATCHES.
FINE GOLD oPEgA-CHalSs.
FINE GOLD GUARD-CHhINs.
FINE GOLD LEONTINE CHAINS
FINE GOLD ROMAN SECK-cfIaISs
FINE. GOLD ROMAN LoCKETs.
FINE GOLD ROMAN BANDS
FINE GOLD ROMAN SIAWL-PIes
FINE GOLD ENGRAVED BRACELETS
FINE GOLD ENAMELLED BGAcII Frs
FINE GOLD CHAIN-BRACELETs
FINE GOLD STONE-CAMEO 81 cprrn
TONS. "'hIi-
FINE GOLD sToNE-CAMEo Bosoy-r,.~
FINE GOLD sToNE-CAMEo scApF.p,xs ~
RINGS, 'o'Ai'' TINS AND
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND r.u
DROPS. '''Ah-
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE AND crr.src,,
MnND RINGS. '''- D'A-
ELEGANT DIAMOND AND ONYX rr,,.
ELRY, 'H"-
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD NECK .rIr,r,.
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD Ck1S.r.
PENDANTS, NHo
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD vEIL-PIys 60,
DROPS. AND BROOCHES,
WIN an Immense assortment of other Ln,r,,,,,
articles OF "'''".H
JEwELRY
AND
STERLING SILVER PIECE.
IN cases suitable for holiday present. at rrc,,r,
duced prices. ~
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uO! EOR CHRISTMAS!



Don't fail 10 call AMI -rr the inducements OH ret
by BROWNE 4 ROWE This week: Best I"u'-.
ana 6tc.: Dress GO"ds. IS. 81. 10. H.. IL -! nWi
up-vrry cheap: Apacas from l2'. Ia poe: il--.-
mercs lower than cytr-g0Ud for -. 80. ana Doc,
worth double: endless variety 0f thil,lrrn'S asst
Ladies' Hosiery al reduced prices: In"crwcar-.N!
grades marked Gown 10 suit The times: beautiful!
line Of Fancy Goods, suitable for Christina. rr",-
cntS. such Novelties NubiaS, Shetland I''I-. "t
and Plated Jewcirv. Handkerchief and Srt- In tuCy
boxes: Fancy Wool Goods. for childrcn,> wear, &,l
In great variety. Don't fail 10 see our st""n sni
new prices In Gcntcmcn'S Dress aGi EI!i"!-
Gloves. Blankets, BLln0ral skirts Flannel, amt
DomeS'ics generally. rs cheap rs The chcnp"st.
Call early ami secure some 0f the great har.aiDra,
BROWNE Il ROWE'S Porniar store.
de 9-coi 507 Broad street.
WTOODHOUSE Il PARHAN HAVE
W in stock and constantly receiving
CHOICE AND ELEGANT BOOKS.
as well as other beautiful goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAE'S GIFTS.
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HSCHAMP ACNE.

! enJAMAICA RUN, ST. GROIN Kun
49,. SCOTCH WliISKEY, 8, Hi. ~.
OLD APPLE and PEACH-BRANDI,
all Of the very best quality, for sale by
dc 1l-2w OSSaR th&t-NL.
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GtHRISTMAS 60 q u ; We hayrn
~ just received TWENTY SITS al BLACK "
WALNUT FlhNlII'l RE. ami w'rtl ELI -,.- "a
cial attention 10 those In need. liaErie huushi'5
these goods inr cash u!"r r'Iuc;u"u;. ;iat III
satisfy any one who viii give usH"Ill. iiu" FAR
LDR SUITS. aad SIDEEOAIttD>, FlEtl DE~k~,
aud WORkSThNDS. \ fuIl lin" "f cheap l'Up-
LAR FURNITURE. T.. CARTWRIGHT sos.
nc l3 | I; tioynrnrr street,
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W. DENNIS. Gl23 MAIN STREET.
~ . BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH. In, i...
received FROM New York nn additional ~ If irLr
SIEE,. ENtRANlNGS, nice su"hrH. Ury, ~,
han! al>o my -ial nc stock OF iMP.i!IfD a.s.i
AMERICAN tllROMDS. being now ,r'..g,. ,,., ~
prize. Large sock at FRAMES. EtIID.~
pAEEL PICTURES. PICTURE trE1 -gI
NAILS. &C., &c. He invite, III" lu,pt.riru. srt
l;nirs particularly to his FINE ENGEAEiN,.~. 49,,
suitable for presents. j. y. DF\\l-
dc l1-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-16
The Tobacco Tax.

THE NECESSITY OF PROMPT ACTION AND EN-
EEGETIc OUTSIDE INFLUENCE TO MOVE THE
SENATE TO GRANT RELIEF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-16
MT THE GREAT SALE
AT
COHEN BROTHERS.

THE GREATEST SLAUGHTER OF GOODS
EVER KNOWN.