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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
49,, ru TO LET. .Ls..
AkGk, COMFORTABLE FUkNIsHtD ROOMS
Lisa so 10 30 each, sutuG two persons houseke pis
pdviiege; sas, bath. residence 332 rAst l3th st.
4 IGHT HOUsBkkEpiNG-vERY LARGE FUR
finished front Room water aud gas). 81 All Attn Az,
nsa 18th. .l
no CLINTON PLACE-To LET A LARGE AND
llCsmali Room connecting furnished for light house
kesping.
15d WEST iarH sr;-LARdE, NICELY FUR.
LEI Finished s-coud story Room, ample closets without
board; hall Room. 81; references
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET.
LNLAT TO LEr-IN 3l3 VAST 2lsT ST.. TO A
IL small family Possession before the LIST ct septem
ber and small Floors in 3CS and 3lO rent from Slate
x6 also ns brick Stable six stalls at 32I Inquire az
3iY, ice Office. na.sHt iU
HANDSOME APARTMENTS IN THE OXFORD
Ii ak rooms each good order, $35 to $50 Apply
to jsnitor i3i West 5tith st.
nNE OR TWO SMALL FAMiLIts, FLOOR OF
Oeirht rooms l32 East Bad st., corner Lexington Av
DARLoR FLOOR AND BASEMENT, ALSO TWO
SIN III Rooms in perfect order newly painted Inquire
- 0I Clinton place, 9Th ST.. Of th- janitor.
HOUSES, KOOMs. 60. WANIED.
In this Citv a nd BROOKLYN.
WANTED-Rf A SMALL RESPONSIBLE FAMILY
w neat three story House located between Lexington
and adson avs. out Goth 70 Sjth SITS rent low Ad
drSss L. ~. 49f broadway. .rr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M1raoroLIrAs ~
Az JOB
PRINTING
OFFICE.
a rs ANN ST..
Do ALL KINDS OF
FOR ALL KINDS S'' oS BUSINESS
-.. SUMNER n. EExScuRsIoss
srHAnfSSiT WORK.
smta ns EEAiraabsfEEEs .
FINE wooD ENGRAVING
coLosE6 FnIsrrss.
raoesAxahsSss r ksS' TICKETS.
4, a.l LAW CASES
EXPRESS GoxPANIEs, srEAMnoAr.
STEAMSHIP MOAB t,S woR HsD RAIL
FIRST s SdSss y EoS o. ASp LOW
h1Ss = e. rs HsFAs OFFICE,
MANS MISSION ON EAKTH.-A THOROUGH NkDI-
b. hs sap.snss sMsny %
:ry.tiSn and professional p.se.s' showing the agencies
ana sound q he ai,h that have Been
s sy ns s b.
2.
IN"
diseases Of neA and the nervous system speciality.
Important cases. medical surgical; mpairmeut OF
orgsNc function, hereditary or constitutional faint.
HENRY A. DANIELS. N. D..
tN Ia Lexington av 29th st.
Hours, to and 70 T.
Nsxr H pN1Wisd Io HJsEsI ,s ISIS
$4,000 dissributcd Capital Prise, $500. 900.
:, 90 :, the ESti.orsnary, sspssmSsr 1879. -,
81 $50 600 distributed Capital Prize. 100000.
~ Scheme sent on application.
Addreys all orders to thu authorized agents.
LLL @. vIADEkO co. Bankers, Now st.
BEWARE or C0UkTEkfElrS AND lMPOsTukS.
IN TRUE AND FALSE PROsTRATION.-NEW EDI.
Ohon Of the Philosophy Of Marriage. Address sECKE
TARY, Museum OF Anatomy. 6i8 BreAdw ~. New York.
tDOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. go 70 Y
N Next drawing, August 16. 1873 fH
S2l prtscs from 500 TO 1DO amounting to
III. ... ssfg Eva $4,000 pesos M .r... Ed.
Prizes cashed. New scheme sent free.
Spanish gold aud Havana bnnk bills bought aud aold
n T. MARTINEZ 4 CO.. Bankers.
--s rw l Aff 10 Wslt st.. basement.
RHkUMATIsM POsITiyELY CURED.-KUROPEAN
lCRHEUMArIC SOCIETY, rporated February IL.
lS4S -kols ofnce, IN " est 34th.
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9 HERMAN, AuCTfONEEk,
-. Will sell, Monday. August II, ut IL o'clock,
Nos f5l, and ~ B,wery,
o pay storage and advances ,r whom mry concern rs
barrels ehoics Bourbon rnd Rye whi-key ~ casks i'm.
ported sherry and Port Wine. I2 eases imported ines
aud Liquors ~ dsmjo Brandics. Gin Rum Cordals
Wines &c saic positive, without reserve.
VVILLfAM ABBOTr. AuuIIONbkH.
w MarshsIs sale Of Ladies' and cntlemsns Fusuishing
Goods on Tuesday 18th pst at I0 O'clock at the auction
rooms % Bieecksr large quantity OF shirts Corsets
"'''' JOiis NnDoxouGu MarsbaL
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ratton, orTliich l1ot being IN terms autao1-
izssl II against PM lies policy The octrine
prows out or the nature OF such ms tiLu,
3fions. ana rests upon reaso nabie NJ. and SOLO
Grounds THE inhabitants are the cofpo-
srators the officers are but the ptlpllc gents
of Che corporate a !, &,
.sThe duties and powers OF such o1ls 9
are prescribed by statute or charter, ,caacfs
all persons not only may Enoac, Guy gre
6oand to eno,c. The opposite doctrine
would be fraught with such danger anasa y, |,
scomparied with such abuse that it Woula
soon end In the ruin Of muhl clpalitles.
These considerations vindieate the reason q.
ableness and necessity OF the rule that Ine
corporation Is bound only when 1ts agen. =
or officers, by whom It can alone ast, II /, !.
nets at ali. keep within the limits OF the
chartered authority of the corporation 3.
aChamberlaine ought to have known,
and must be presumed to know, tnab tne
CITY Councils Of Norfolk had no authoTlty
to dedicate to his use any portion Oh tne
public street OF the city. In acting upon
The unauthorized permission OF the Clty
Councils he took all the risk, and II by
such unauthorized act loss has occurred nc
cannot visit that loss upon the city, but mus
suffer it himself, for there can be, as nas
already been shown, no corporate Elbeft!
where the act complained OTIS not author
Jed"
rThe extracts are taken at WILL
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RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS REPoRT.-We
have the first annual report OF Colonel
THOMAS II. CARTER. Railroad Commissioner
OF the State Of Virginia. 1t comprises a
volume Of 239 pages, and contains great
deal of information that will interest the
business public, and will be OF service to
the State. In CHANGING over it hurriedly
our eyes fell upon this paragraph, which is
very sound and practical: 5.l
casa general proposition the local bust
ness Of railroads is their chief support.
Through business, with rates fuctuating,
and at times even unremune ratiye on ac-
count OF fierce competition, cannot alone
be relied npon. Railroad companies should
not forget thst the State, exercising her
power OF sovereignty and appropfiating
private property and abordinating private
interests for public uses, confers on them
exclusive and enduring franchises. 1t
cannot be denied that IL ought TO be
the policy Of Virginia railroads to be as
slibefsi TO The local traffic as q proper pro-
vision for safety TO travel and accomn1oda-
ton 10 trade viii allow. 1t Ia the true
way, ont of their embarrassments. III the
tleyesopment along their lines mineral,
manufacturing, and agricultural is not
tosteFed and advanced by the lowest rates
sonspatl bie with their means, their future
must be but afepet don of thest past. e s
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THE GOVERNORS INAUGURAL ADDRESS,
We throw up our cap for the new Cover
nor, whose inaugural address is all that can
be desired. 1t has the ring Of the true
metal throughout, and presents no crumb Of
comfort for repudiators or torcible read
juslers. A terrible howl will probably sa-
lutte his ears, but we have faith in his pluck
and feel assured that he cannot be driven
from his high and honorable position by the
clamor OF the populace or the assaults OF
small politicians. II we do not mistake the
flash Of his eye ell such assaults will only
make him plant his feet more firmly and
confirm his purpose to stand like stone
wall between the credit and honor OF the
State and those who so recklcssly assai
h.-CharlottesUille Chronicle.
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SPECIAL q, NIotrrc,ss
eg 70 THE TRADE.

L. II. PRICE s. ca.
would announce that after Janunry i. 49, 8, they
will close out
PLAIN AND 3iATELASSE CLOAKS
at less than cost. This offers rare chance to pur-
cIlnsers.
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 GENTLEMENts UNDERWEAR,
In GAUzE, GOSsA81ER, MERiNO. and ALL
WOOL;
For RHEUMATIcs line of SCARLET UNDER
WEAR;
GENTLEblEN's FURNISHINGS in CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs, HOSIERY, GLOVES, COL
LARS, CUFFS, SCARFS, &c.
BLACK GOODS spccialty-CASHMERES, BOh-
BAZINEs. ALPACAs, HENRIETTAS,
KNICKERBoCKERS, &C.;
CRET0NNES, LINENS.
DAMASKS, SHEETINGS,
SFIIRTINGs, CAMBRfCS.
We dTcr unusual attractions for SPRING FUR
NISHINGS;
Look ut our CLOAKS;
Cheap line Of H0NEY-CO5TB and MARSEILLES
QUILTS. Now Is the time for bargains.
4. R. PRICE & co.
jas 1101 Main street.
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The PHILADELPHIA Times remarks: ."

The Philadelphia Times remarks: 'The
opinion that Virginia acted wisely in repu-
dating the regulators by taking Holiday
instead OF Malone for Governor is confirm
ed by the formers sensible utterances In his
inaugural. address. There is no mistaking
the temper Of his thought. He is outspoken
for the preservation OF the credit OF the
State at any sacrifice. 1t required the
courage OF conviction and good assurance
OF an honest sentiment among the people
to make such positive declarations in the
face OF Legislature that has so far dstin-
suished itself only BY subservience to the
schemes OF the demagogueS. There is hope
for Virginia with such Governor"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
I' JANUARY, 1873.
GRAND ANNUAL CLUsfSG-oUT SALE ~
| WINTER GOODS Ar
THhLHfaIER BROTHERS,.
Col BROAD STREET


Col BROAD STREET.
As we do not believe in c:uryinz stock oytr f,o,,
one season TO another. We viii 0f.r our entire s,o
OF desirable DRESS GOODS, cACHEMIREs. AZ
PACAS. WHITE and CoLOI:ED FLAESELg
CASSlME.ES, sHAWLS, SKIRTS, BLANKETS
QUILTS. KNIT GOODS, &c. ut greatly redDcod
prices in order 10 reduce stock Gail and see mn,
line OF goods and prices bsroTe purchasing eIsn.
where.
Our entire stock Of DRESS GOODS. eomposrd r.
Plain. Figured, Plaid, and striped POPLIys
kNlCkERBOCkER and MATELASsr
CLOTHS ENGLISH AID FRENCH CACHE
MIKES and other styles, at greatly reduced
prices:
100 pieces GALLOONS-all co,ors and styles-o,
12!1c. Notwithstanding being 2Jc. a yard.
This Is great clos!rg-oul sale OF the season.
% pieces SILK BALLOONS At 25c yard. These
goods are really worth double the money.
All shades BALL FRINGE Mt 2Xc. yard:
BLACK CACHEMIRES and BLACK ALPAC,S-
the greatest bargains Of the scasoD. ClIl and 800
them before buying.
A full line of HOUsE-FURNIsfIING aoOpS sro,,
as TOWELS, NAPKINS TABIE-LiNrys
sfIEETISGs, BED-TICKs, BLANKETS
QUILTS, CURTAIE-LACES, &C.. at the scr,
lowest prices;
In CASSIMERES, WATERPROOF aud BEAyFp
CLOTHS, FLANSELS, SKIRTS, SHAwI.S,
&C., we have an excellent assortment. and Offer
them at extraordinary low prices:
Our line of WOOLLEN KNIT GOODS, HOSIERY
GLOVES. Ladies', Misses, and Mems MERINo
UNDERSTANDS Is complete and offer them n,
prices that cannot fall 10 suit;
We have one Of the largest assoriments of Ladcs',
Misses, and Gentlemeu's HOSE, GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, BOWS, SILK
MUFFLERS, &c, at very low prices;
Our KID-GLOYE DEPARTMENT Is complete,
and offer the best Two-Button Light aud Dark
Shades KID GLOVES In the city At SOC. 4 pair.
anda large line all colors At 75c, 81, and 81 %
40 dozen Gen'lemcn's LIGHT AMI Dark Sha,c
KID GLOVES at Il worth $3.50.
Our stock OF CARPETS we will offer at COS, 10 clos.
them ont for the season.
THALHiMER BROTHERS,
j. so. Broad street
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IN NEMORIAM.

PnILASTHRoPIC HALL, January l, 1875.
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God TO remove
frcm his sphere Of usefulness one Of our worthiest
honorary members, and TO strip The community at
large and The State of Virginia of of It's most
able and prominent citizens, be 1t
Resolved by the Members of the Philanthropic
Soeietu, l, That we bow in submission before our
sad calamity, and view IL as coming from the hand
of an Almighty Providence.
2. That we extend our most heartfelt sympathy to
his many frienCs and most especially do we sympa-
fbizn and mourn with his bercaved family.
8. That copy Of these proceedings be published
in the FarmyiiIe Mercury and Richmond Dispatch.
=. +. HARDWOOD,
r. w. STATION,
+. w. SPEED, Committee.
C.B. WOODS,
A. A. CAMPBELL,
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The Richmond Dispatch Of the lst in
slant is large double sheet, containing q
vast amount Of information pertaining to
both local and State interests, which is evil
IDENTIFY the result OF great labor. 1t is a
custom with the Dispatch to present Its
readers with just such sheet every New.
Years day, and in this it shows more enter
prise than any other paper in the State
Salem Conservative.
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NJ TOO LARGE 4 STOCK .
GOODS MUST BE. SOLDit

We will from this day offer our winter stock 81,
great reduction. iou Will lind III every department
- TASSIMEREs reduced to 81 sc per yard:
$3.50 CASSIMERES reduced 10 II Ter yHru:
81 CASslMEREs reduced 10 7?c. per yard:
7Jc. CASSlMERES reduced to soc. rcr yard:
So BEAVER reduced to g per yard:
$3.50 BEAVER reduced 10 81 per yard
-o flannel DEPARTMENT.
81 FLANNEL reduced 10 75c.:
75c FLANNEL reduced 10 Soc:
soc. FLANNEL. cCuced tn 33c.:
1850 FLANNEL reduced 10 23c.:
25c. FLANNE!. reduced 10 zoe:
zoe. FLANNEL reduced 10 Ice:
Ice. FLANSEl. r.. - need TO ~;
81 so BLACK CACHE MiEE n lucd 10 $40:
4l.25 BLACK CACuEMIRE reduced to 81:
81 BLACK CACHEMIRG reduced TO Soc:
9Oc BLACK rACIIESiiRE reduced To 7jc.:
81 BLACK ALPACA reduced 10 7Jr.:
75c BLACK ALPACA redncct 10 GOc.
60c BLACK ALPACA reduced to 40c.;
soc. BLACK ALPACA reduced 10 23c.;
2Jc. BLACK ALPACA reduced t. gle;
zoe bIhGK AtHAA f5Sf1 Sn% h"s
81 DRESS GOODS reduced To 7jc.:
75c. DRESS GOODS reduced to SOC;
6Oc DRESS GOODS reduced 10 Zoe;
SOC. DRESS GOODS reduced To zoe.
3Oc DRESS GOODS reduced 10 2Or.:
2 C. DRESS GOODS rcdnceht To lGS".;
zoe. DRESS GOODS reduced 10 log:
l5c DRESS GOODS reduced TO g..
12yc. DRESS GOODS reduced "a i0c
SILK DEPARTMENT.
$3.50 BLACK SILK reduced 70 81
50 BLACK SILK reduced 10 Sl.JU;
s so BLACK SILK reduced 10 Sl.ln:
I'll BLACK SILK reduced To 75c.:
COLORED SILKSin Navy Blue. Bottle-trrccn, Seal.
Brown and I'LL the new shades, reduced 10 ) pr
yard.
BLANKETS we are Offering ut prime cost. and adj
wise everybody tn purchase Them from rs, "a. ""
have the largest stock in the city. You VIII mud
them from 81 20 Ia SO pcrnir.
5000 pairs Of Stockings In basket. which VIII b"
sold at one shilling per pair. worth from 20 I" soc.
Ter pair: 500 pieces Of Linen Crash 1T Zoe. peg
yard real vans l6':c.: Cork CorscrS-Wr have again
full assortment In all Sos.tlr best aud cn-t.- Mt
ting Corset worn Clcaks, Sha"ls. aud furs for Ia
dies; misses, and children, wc offer at prime cost
Hleachcd and Brown CottonS, Sn"cing'. ShiriingS,
Chevos, and CalicoeS are offering daily at New
York prices. Parties Wishing 10 SUPPLY themselves
with House. Furnishing Goods viii ~ we'll 80 call AZ
SYCLE BROTHERS.. Boulevard and Ianoral
skins. and thousands Of other articles TOO numerous
to mention. SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
de29 between Third AMI Fourth streets
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Governor Holiday, OF Virginia, shows
lust such a spirit as we expected concern
ing the maintenance OF the financial honor
OF the Old Dominion. There is no reason
why Virginia should not pay all she owes,
and her people are abundantly able to do it.
II is rascality, prone and unadulterated.
which urges virginians to shirk the burden
OF paving interest on their debt WsE
mington (DeLd,gare) Commercial.
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THE LEGIsLATURE.-Our Legislature
should 60 right at once to work upon the
public debt and get it settled for all time.
They were elected for this purpose, and II
they are incompetent to meet the issue they
ought to resign and 60 home, thus. giving
the people an opportunity to send wiser ana
better men to ill their places. Marion
PrfriOf RpG6JuSter).
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DEATHS.

Died. at the residence Of her father. Chelsea Hill,
RINE VIRGINIA. Youngest daughter of James W.
and Caroline a. Gregory, in the fifth year Of her
Funeral will take place from the residence of her
parents ut O'Clock P. NJ. SUNDAY. The friends
Of the family are Invited 10 attend.
Stannton papers please copy.
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METHODS

Ma PARK-PLACE MET HOD1ST
fryTTRcH fcorncr of Franklin and Pine Streets OPP
nos,te Monroe Parkl.-Rey. PRESTON NASH AZ II
A, AZ, followed by the Lords Supper. Rev. JOHN
f. EDWARDS, d. D., at 1880 p. M. Subject NJ night
sTbe Mission of the Church to the foor. se"'s
free. Strangers and visitors invited.
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HnSECOND ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH tElba Park Chapel, west Marshall street,.
Opening services under the auspices Of the First
English Lutheran church. Preaching ut O'Clock
P. NJ. by the pastor, W. G. SCHAEFFER. Seats
free. All cordially invited.
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T CENTENARY CHURCH.-Preach-
Ing TOMORROW al IL A. H.. By Bishop d. S. DOG
GETT, and ut u: p. N. by the pastor
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at Aspin Grove, rhe residence of the
brides parents, December 1S. 1877. by Rev. 8. e.
Mason, Mr. JAMES L. PHIPPEN, OF Rlchmond,
and Miss JESSIE A. BROOKS, OF Charlotte
\ -, - We
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mJy- SECOND B BAPTIST CHURCH
icorner Main and Sixth strcctsl.-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD, D. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. NJ. and 1870 z. u.
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~CLAY-STRE BAPTlS I
(,HIIRcH.-Rev. JOHN d. TURPIE will preach ut
IL A. NJ, and the pastor Rev. S. c. CLorToS' at
7.3O p. NJ, SUNDAY, January itl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-05

~GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST
CHURCh.-The Rev. W. E. HATCHER, D. D., vii
preach TOMORROW at IL A. NJ. and 1:3O T. MI
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NE FIRST 3 BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth aud Broad cts).-Rev. II. a. UPPER,
D. D., will preach az 1 O'Clock A. NJ, and Rev.
Z. ". WARREN, D. D., at m p. NJ.
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NJ TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. w. Z. JUpK1Ns, pastor, will preach on sCS.
DAY Mt IL A. II. special sermon on text designed
as O. motto text for The new year. Services rs usual
at TX P. d. by the pastor.
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nIT SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
Notwithstanding by Rev. j. Il. TYLER at II
A. NJ. and 7is p NJ.
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Mr.. MCMILLAN moved to take from the
table House bill No. IA, in relation to game.
Agreed toTayes, SO; noes, 20. The Dill.
then went upon the calendar.
At 1850 O'Clock Mr.. MCCAULL moved that
the House adjourn. Carried. So the days
Iabors were ended.
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NET FIRST PR L B Y L L RI A n
CHURCH.-Rey. T. L. PRESTON, d. D., VIII preach
at IL A. n. and II 2. NJ.
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Hs-FIRsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street near Graccl.-The pas
tor, Rev. w. c. ScHAEFFER, will preach New
Year sermon SUNDAY at IL A. NJ, and at 7:3O T.
NJ a sermon OF" The Year Text
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N.Y. BROAD-STREET METHODIST
(corner of Broad and Tenth streets)-Rev. S. a.
STEEL will preach at Il A. N. and 7:3o z. H. The
sermon at night will be the first OF series OF SER
mons. Subject for the evening, = The Idea of God.
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me- GENTLEAEN'S LINEN COLLARS,
GENTL EMEN'S MERISo UNDERSTANDS and
DRAWERS:
LADIES' MERINO VEsTs-very cheap.
jas CHURCH HILL VARIETY STORE.
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Mt COHEN BROTHERS lave on hand
Over lGO pieces of WHITE FLANNEL, "hlE"
they are otfrringat great reduction;
Their stock OF CARPETS win be sold rcsard.c>s II
cost 10 close;
\ large stock OF NOTTINGHAM LACE CUE.
TAISS in new designs; al.o. APPLIQUE AMI
BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS. LAMBEE'
OuIS and VESTIBULE LACES; LINEH.
OILED, and APPLIQUE LACE SHADES:
4 large lot of KID GLOVES at 75c. and 81: a.~'
the LEROY" SEAMLESS KID GLOVE 4.
SI63. superior TO any glove offered In iA!'
co,rtrv 40 &c -
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mo- COHEN BROTHERS, In order. to

MS" COHEN BROTHERS, In order. to
reduce their extensive stock Of FALL aid WIN
TER GOODS yet on hand, viii commence MON
DAY. December st. to offer 1t IL great reduction.
To prevent their being carried over they have re-
duccJ many fabrics To less Than wholesale vali".
The many great advantages they possess In the
purchase OF their goods place them before The pub
&c mt tower price than known before.
They are also Offering line Of BLACK Sllk>
that has never been cqTalIch In quality Or price.
BLACK SILK at so, 60, and CSC; ut Use. cheap
tS1;
Pure SILK (Gr0s Grlm) ~ 81, equal 10 anything
ever offered At $l.+0; at sl.25 superior L" III"
general $50 goods;
Gunci's No. at + 40, USUAL value hc:ng 1892 a;
No. at 81, value being 3d.
Livus's CASHMERE SUBLIME III 1855;
Bonncl's No. 4 at 81 No. the finest quality man
uf1cture.D at 1892, the usual value being
s4.75;
Also a very extensive stock OF COI.ORED SILKS,
comprising all colOrs, shades, and qualities, ii 4
reduced price.
Their BLACK and COLOEED SlLK-FELEET
will be sold nj considerable reduction TO Close for
this season. neg
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PROFESSIONAL.
INSCRIPTIONS & pARrNERsHIPs.

RICHMOND, VA, January i, 1878.
rT'HE UNDERSIGNED, doing business
l. heretofore under the style Of o. r GREGORY
q co, win continue same hereafter under the name
and stylc of CULLIN6 WORTH, GREGORY &
ELLISON J. n. CULLISGWORrH,
O.. p. GREGORY,
I, 9.1w s. A. ELLISON.
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HnrR OF MEETING.

Mr. GRAVES offered the following, which
was referred:
Resolued, That on after Monday next the
House meet at II O'Clock.
Mr.. WALLACE moved that the House ad-
iourn Lost.
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BILLS APPROVED.

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Mr.. McCaULL, from the Committee on
Enrolled Bills, reported that the following
bills had been approved. [Ail heretofore
noticed.1
At 1910 motion was made that the
House adjourn, there being no further busi-
ness before It.. Reiected-ayes, IL noes,
43-on division. The ayes and noes were
demanded and ordered, resulting-ayes,
81; noes, SO. So the House refused to adj
ia11rr, X
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city OF Riehmond putting the correction
Of assessments under the general State law =.
was explained by Mr.. HENRY and ordered
IN I'M o rracaeft
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Total. - 9H,o'A OF
The SPEAKER also laid before the House a
communication from Governor Holiday
transmitting the first annual report OF the
Commissioner OF Agriculture.
FISH AND GAME.
Senate Joint resolution creating special
committee on the fish and game interests
was again passed by, on motion OF Mr.:
WALKER OF Westmoreland, on account OF
the absence Of Mr. HUNTER, who some
weeks ago had similar bill before the
House.
RoCgBRIDGE DoG-LAw.
MIR. FRAzIER's bill repeating the Rock
bridge sheep-law and providing for the dis.
position Of the funds HERETOFORE collected
was passed-ayes, 40; noes, 4O-on dlvi-
sion. Motion to reconsider rejected.
PASSED BE.
A number OF bills were passed by on nc;
count of the absence Of their friends and
patrons, or because the House was not
ready to vote. .
CHATTER OF RICHMOND.
Senate bill amending the charter OF the
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