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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29
Colonel Mcclure ON the Collapse OF
GrnulisIn.

PHILADELPHIA, December 23.-"l Ii were
to publish all the letters sent to the Times
protesting against the extrayagant expendi.
ture OF public funds for the entertalnme1
Of General Grant II Wonld oycrwhelm with
modification the personal friends OF Grant,
and would summarily end the third-term
business" said Colonel A. Il. Mcclure to
me day or two ago.
"By whom are these letters written-Re-
pubIicans or Democrats |? !" asked eagerly
and Colonel Mcclure replied: s. In every
instance they are written by Republicans
men of high cbaracter, well known in bust
ness circles, and OF that class who exert a
quiet but tremendous influence upon the
result Of general elections"
"You seem to think the third-term bust
ness IS on the down grade" said the we'll
pleased interviewer.
"In view of what has publicly taken
place in tue way OF receiving Grant in this
city during the past week." said Colonel
Mcclure, " am astonished at the undercur-
rent that is already setting in against Grant
for third term"
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A correspondent OF the Dispatch tells of
Mrs. Sprouce, OF Staunton, aged one hun,
dred and two, who recently walked sixteen
miles, and that her husband was drafted in
the war OF 1872, and she lost three sons in
the same war, which the Dispatch declares
went do, because she was only thirty.fiye
in 1872. And yet 1t is all possible. The
war lasted until 1876. the 9th OF January
being the last battles If she was married
AT fifteen, not q very. uncommon thing, ut
evenly she could have had three sous with
out my OF them being twins, and at thirty.
|siH-the- youneest-of~ these sons-Wnn}n- be
sixteen, and wef know there have been
plenty OF soldiers ct, sixteen IN all our wars,
bearing mhskets and not mere drunrner-
boys or powdersmonkeys.. We see nothing
in the statement shat she lost three which Is
not within the reach of tprobab. lity.4 State.
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New post-offces have been established at
Falmouth, Giles county, Va, and Elisha
Burton appointed postmaster, and at Pa
tricks Mill. Augusta county, in the same
State, with David Berry as postmaster.
Our Petersburg correspondent. who
formed direct Judgment in the election Of
the present Virginia Legislature, will be
pleased to learn that he has disciple in
Maine. MIR. FoGG. Of that State, says:
"The fact that In casting out this long
list Of towns the result affected the Republic
cans more than the opposition is something
accountable only to Divine Providence, for
we are sincere inihe belief that this method
was taken by the Ruler of All Destiny to
punish the Republican party for its profit.
gacy to. duty aud the miserable methods II
took to secure votes"
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Can Grant Carry New York Against
seYmOur?

philadelphia Chronicle (Dem), December PAL
Our esteemed contemporary, the New
York World, wants to knOw-several times
at once and in itaiics-whether anybody
supposes that Grant could carry New YORK
against that eminent patriot and statesman,
Horatio Seymour. There will be no better
man nominated.
boston Post Dcm.), December 25.1
The New York World emphasizes this
conundrum 10 various parts OF its editorial
page: "Suppose Horatio Seymour nomi.
mated by the Democratic party for the presl-
dency in 1880. Does anybody suppose that
Grant could carry this State against him %
We hear no esponRes. ~~,~..-
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WHAT GRANT SAYS OF THE SOUTHERN
MErHoDIsrs.-In speech which he made
on Friday last to about seventy,flYe preach
ers OF the Northern Methodist Church,
General GRANT said: $500.
8 There was no doubt about the loyalty
OF the Methodist Church in the North, and
there was no doubt of its .disloyally in the
South. What Is true OF the loyalty OF the
Methodist Church In the North mustbe said
in regard to the churches OF the other de-
nominations, with not, perhaps, the same
uaanimiiy enough, however, TO save, them.
thank you for the words you have spo-
kenH 81.
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Aaxor1cEs.
sEAsosABLE AND DESIRABLE GOODS

I. & . =
4sEee:,. We offer great bargains IN
,ALE-woOL BLACK and COLoKED CASH.
MERES, i'Sar1 z.
STRIPED. BRoCADED. and PLAIS SILKS and
sATiNs:
FIGURED, SOLID, and CORDED vELvETs;
FLANNELs for Dresses and sac4ues, st....
WHITE and COLORED ALL-W0OL FLAS-
NELS,
HEAVY Cd LIGHT-coLoRED CLoAKINGs, :
DIAGONAL and PLAIN BLACK ga BEAVER
Every shade Of WATERPROOF and ULSTER
CLOTHS, "
Splendid assortment of cAssMEREs and DOE
+ SKINS, rs a. :
WHITE and CoLOgED BLANKETS,
COMFORTERs, QUILTS, sHEETINGs,
TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS aud TOWELS;t
Fine stock OF CLOAES, SHAWLS, and SKIRTS;
UNDERWEAR for ladies, gentlemen, and chill
dren;
The best soc. UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT In this
city, s#. an@
BERLIN, CLOTH, BUCK, and KID GLOVES and
GAUNTLETS; .-
COTTON and WOOLLEN HOSIERY in endless
SILK and LACE HANDKERCHIEFs. FIcHUEs,
and TIES: ..... ....
GENTLEMES'S sCARFS,
RIBBONS, PRINCES, BUTTONS,iSC.:
A large lot or PoCKET-BOOKS, p q Z s,
sATCHELS, and BELTS:
REAL GoLD.PLATE JEWELRY, and many
other useful articles.
THkLHIMER BROTHERS,
..f COL Broad street, corner Sixth street.
Broaa-Street agency for DOMESTIC PAPER
PATTERNS. de 29-M,W&S
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CLOAKS! CLOAKS!-The largest stock OF La
DIES and CHILDREN'S CLOAKS In any
house this side of New York.
FURS! FURS !-They have very large and we'll
selected stock of FURS at prices much lower
than they have ever been sold before.
BLANKETSl BLANKETS From - to $40 n
pair. They have been marked down 20 per
cent. since the first of the season.
KID GLOVES.-20O dozen ALEXANDRA KID
GLOVES to be closed out at soc. 4 pair; real
value 81.
sIX-BUTTON WHITE KIDS at 81 worth $3.50
SEAMLESS KIDS at S1.25 worth s1.75.
DRESS GOODS in all the newest shades;
In SILKS and SATINS full line;
SILK VELVETS in all coIors;
A full line of BROCHET and INDIA sHAWLs
suitable for Christmas presents;
A large stock of MERINO UNDERWEAR for gen.
tlemen; also, full line for ladies and children
CARRIAGE-ROBES and HORSE-BLANKETS
marked down 20 per cent. to close our large
stock;
A full line of BOULEVARD and BALMORAL
SKIRTS for ladies and children
A large stock Of CARPETS, MATTINGs. OIL
CLOTHS, and RUGS to be closed out at much
less than the regular prices;
A full line of LACE CURTAINS and many other
great bargains at SYGLE BROTHERS,
do12-eoo OIL Broad street.
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A PREcEDENT FOR RICHMOND The Star
says Of General GRANTS proposed visit to
Washington that he will not meet with any
public reception, though . number OF his
friends win be at the dep6ewhen be arrives,
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HOLIDAY Goops.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
|HoL1DA1 GOODS t
HOLIDAY GOODS.
--a. .---,--,---------
E. D. SPENCE & SON.
y..-',r~-... 'r'--a- "
HOLIDAY GOODS.
oyRCoATs. OvERcoATs,
ovERCoaTs, oyERcoATs,
oyERCOATs, OvERCOATs,
OvERCoATs, oyERCoATs,
r. DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS.
E. b. SPENCE & son.
E B. SPENCE & SON.
f. d. SPENCE & SON.
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR.
KID GLOVES.
BUCK GLOVES.
CLOTH GLOVES.
FUR-TOP GLOVES,
SEALSKTN GLOVES.
DRIVING AND WALKING GLOVES.
..-.-..f.- f.. b. SPENCE & SON
(. r. SPENCE & SON
f. +. SPENCE { SON
E. +. SPENCE s son
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
SUSPESDERS,
SUSPESDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS.
MERINo UNDERSHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDERSUIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDERSilIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDERSTANDS, ONE DOLLAR.
FANCY HALF-llOSE,
BROWN HALF-iIOSE,
WHITE HALF-IIOSE,
MERlNO HALF-HOSE,
SCARLET HALF-HOSE.
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
FANCY SILK NECKWE
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
f. i. SPENCE 4 son,
E.B. SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE & son.
FANCY SILK HANDKERCiIiEFs,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCIIIEFS,
FANCY SILK HASDkERCIITEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES.
COLLARS,
NECK-WEAR,
SuSPENDERS,
UMBRELLAS.
WALKING CANES.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
HOSIERY,
UNDEEsHlEr>,
MERISO SHIRTS,
| SCARLET WOvE SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
OVERCOATS.
DRESS COATS,
BUSINESS COATS.
All Of the above for sale at the very lowest prices
| for the next twenty days at 1900 MAIN srNEEr
prior to our removal TO 903 MAIN STREET.
dc II l.. Is. SPENCE 4 son.
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q PREDIc1 Toni ri iOhiol .Staand-
arc, Stalwart. 1.-THE new President will be
Democrats rebel. Now, you Just mark
that. Pho rebel Eengress win count In
their man, no matter hnW many States may
vote Tor Rephh tsan electors.
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~ HOLIDAY GOODS
AT
HUTZLER BROTHERS., 525 BROAD STREET.

TIE MOST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY
LARGEST AND PRETTIEoT STOCK
IN THE CITY.
GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY, warranted not 10
tarnish Lace, Six, and Chenille FichucS Neck ana
SILK Ruflings; Kid GLOW S; Lace Linen, Fancy, and
silk HanC kerchiefs; Hosiery ladies. gentlemen,
and children: Japanese Lacquer Ware: Belts and
Satches; Purses. with and without handles: Lad les
and Gentlemen'S Fur-tOp Gloves: Fancy Ribbons
Lubin's and other Perfumcry; Toilet Waters: Toi-
let Soaps. Gc.i and the largest stock of MILLINERY
in the Stale. DE 10
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gsfER1SD EIHtS.
r1cunosn. raED'G 4 POTOMAC <: 90
RICYMoEp. VA, November q 1879.
NOVEMBER 8, 1879,

RICHMOND. paEDtG 4 POTOMAC Z. K: %"
RICHMoED, VA. November = 10 90.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
I } ,rafns on this road Wi! run rs follows:
49,. ~' NORTH BOUND.
o.,oi e leaves Byrd-SlreeE sta!ion da ly tsx-
O. a. cent Suntaysl due 81 WashinS;2n,
ITO L. NJ; Bs.lti.nort, 500 4; 81;
.'..r. Phiiadeiuhis, 6:jt r Sill Sew YORK.
1905 Z. III
,.oo p. H., leave. Byrd-sereet cation DAD y: due
WV ~ Washington. G:25 Z. u. Baltimore,
ll:25P. p'iis deiphia, $40 a. II. )
=: New York. 8:45 A. NJ.
400 p IL. ACCOMMODATIONS TBAle 10Y
Junction. leaves BroaG Szeet ata!ioA
--a. 6Aiiv fercent arT days).
SOUTH BOUND.
,yn.,sp arrives &c i,yru-Street aatcr dairy
fcxcept Suudaysl., Leaves New lors'
SIS A. ST.: Philad4iphla- ll:io a.
r.. -.nI NJ: Hall IN ore, $50 Z. 81. %asainS'
...rs .. tor $40 y. D. ,.ur
iI:su A. IL, arrives az Byrd-Street station daily.
- = Leaves New York, l0:0e +. NJ. Yhii'
..ssst st..l 4 afselphia, lao a. A,: BatiSaoIcl
,~A.55 A. N Washington, TOO A, ID.
. s.4s A M, ICCOMMODkTfOS TRAN arrives
3fs.-iE 81 ax Broad-Street slsdoa .'aily ts1csps
- ,asusaAaass'sf sens 9; 4: v $780, sss..
- ~ - - S"> na 10
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N A RID.

II having come to our notice that one MYERS,
an agent for the Patapsco Baking Powder, has
grossly mtsfepreSented us 70 our trade as putting
Upon, the market Of Richmond a spurious and un-
wholesome article OF food called the Sterling
before our patrons and the public by stating that we
believe, as Is represented. the STERLING BAKING
POWDER TO be a strictly pure Cream of Tartar
Powder. manufactured by perfectly reliable firm
In Baltimore, and Is second TO none In the market
ANALYSIS on exeEx packaze- Attention Of medical
authorities Is called to II. In addition we have re-
quested our State Chemist to analyze both the
"Steringn and /" Patapsco" Powders The result
viii be fonqd below. The public can Judge which is
the most wholesome. GRESHAM & BROWN, :
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LET TIN NsaaoEs Go. Fsomthe Atlans
to Constitution. I-Yonr ear, Mr.. VOORHEES,.
Let the exodnsfe on 81 This Ia 3onet form OF
substantial recupes1ffen ls-ts. e
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T HAVANA CIGARS.-Just receiv-
ing another lot of HAVANA CIGARS direct from
the factories in Havana OF the 1879 crop, the best
crop raised for years.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
OSCAR CRANE,
de 29-1w II Governor street.
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.

The LATEST SfJyELTiESIN THE WAY OF
|i.istt 49, CLAY g AND PUTTEsY-5 80.
AMBER CRACJ Tie GLASS; 1900
FE0RENFINEt GLASS-oniy q few pieces in this
acouptJy;z s-EE zr.r,..--E- -. 49=.4.i-sFr
CEKE GLAs 8, which .oek the premium over the
BohemlUi: @I-Ft .''.-9. ~ s''- 80
HARLEQU In. A. D. CoFFEEs, and DESSERT
SETS;
FRUfT -PGATES-irory body-something new;
tiDECORi,YED BANNER sETS--MtOko pattsrrj
CHAMBER acknowledgements patterns;
fEASGfsat pdces and Styles ,,,e,,, 1.,r, A. !,
Largest Sssors mcnt OF WOBCEr TE 3, DRESDEN,
AMI LoNGWY Wa sSer exhibited e; 4nd en-
l de 8 1907 Maip street,
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'rfully shown.
20 WDDDiiJLSE II PSHbl - d
FURNITURE FOR CNRlsTMASm

n FTHS
| offer for sale 200 Suits oi t'haUHer flrDi- U
lure In price from :23 10 500, from me D:s'
tngether viii fut, line OF Parl1r Office. and kichtn
Furuiture and every article IN the fnrnilure ilh''
Also. Cabinet Siahrrs' supplies q! every c.f'lt
ION WI! ,i,iriicate Baltimore prices. parlss III
want pnu sac money by giving nc & call. bM."
aud l45s haIn strs 3 near Eis"nti
go, =" iSc 2SI WILLIAM DAFfROS.
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LECTURES,

r ECTURES.-DR. E. T. BAIRD WILL
IL deliver the third and fourth LECTURES OF
his course on ASTRONOMY In the ClaY.Street
Methodist Episcopal church sab6aih schooiTo n,
on MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS, the 29lh
and 3Otf instant, at 8 O'Clock.
Admissio n. rs cents; children 10 cents: Tickets
to be had at the door. DC E9-Zt
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DIVIDENDS.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND
RICHMOND, December "a, 1879.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
j HAVE THIS DAY oECLARED A DlVI-
DEND OF FIvE.PEK CENT, free of tax. payable
to the stockholders and after the I'd day Of Jann-
ary, 1880. " S. A. GLOVER,
de 27.t.Ja6 . cashier.
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HOLIDAY GOODS! NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD Or Observation-Disclosures
OF TIE LATEST DESIGNS.

MALACElTE VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
DUNMORE ORNAMENTS, &C.;
CRACKLE VASES, BOUQUET-lIOLDERS, &C.
IRIDISC BOUQUET and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS, &C.
DRESDERO ORNAMENTS, &C.:
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C;
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BOXES, TRAYS, &C;
MAJOLICA, In new designs at half former prices
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER, TEA-. All
T0ILET-SETS;
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DINNER COFFEES,
HARLEQUIN TEA and DESSERr-SETS,
JAPANAEU COAL-VASES and PLATE. WARM
ERS.
The above are now open for inspection. No Idea
can be formed of the variety, 80 come and sec.
f. B.TAYLOR, 101l Main street.
r. e. SUTTON, s,e.p,cn. ~
SSkIgDS, '"~'' dc
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) ! ga. LABORATORY Ps
STATE AsSAYER AND CHEMIST, 4
1...g..,-, 6O6 EAST GRACE STREET.

s- ~ -. =. tAR.. Y LAbORATORY az -
aa7E STATE AssAYER AND CHEMIST 4
.rT sos EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, December az, 1879.
Aessrs. Gresham & Broom; 800 .,ss1, -
Gentlemen AT yo1r request have made q Quail.
At1ve chemical examination Of the Sterlinc Raj.
ing Po6deI, manufactured by the Sterling Manu-.
securing Company. and OF tine Pafarsco Bakiue
foWder. manufactured by Msssrs. Smith,; Hanvsy
g GO. fnd the essential eompenents to be:
or the Sterling Cooking Soda and Cream Of Tar.
tar; ---E--z =
OF the Patapsco- Cooking Soda and Alum.
have further examined The Sterling aBaktpa
Powder for intIrious Impurities, and md Il FREE
cPhysac8ans and other authorities on ibis subject
are very generally of the optnion that baking DOW
ders made With erenm or tartnr are superior In
point or wholeSomeness TO those made With alum,
TIE sAmr4es used ID this examination werb pur.
abused by mefrom places in this city where they
were on sale, and Euhsni your knowledge.
vefsfp William H. TAYLOR. N. D.
s-tsfst'l * ~ 2@at, $500 Etxfp Chemist
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Mail train arrives az Richmond daily sI-
Cept sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..S.i1 T. VI
Express train arrives II Richmond daIiN
Accommodation train arrives a. R!rlr.
mOnd daily except ~tntia: at...........9:nN y VI
Mixed train lrtyr. Stnuu'"r ~ 80 \. ~.
taking passengers al Gur,OHsyiii. from the NrTnn
Midland train from Washington, aud arrives ~
Richmond AT $40 l., VI. .,,
"A ronlcrt, wan Virginia Midland iftih ir
T.yuchburg, D1nvllc sud Atlantic Mississippi Hui
Ohio Railroad stations, ant WITT Virginia Mid
land train leaving AT $40 l.. VI, fr Washington.
Is connects Win Virginia Mi'Il,m trtu fnr
Lynrhburg and Diartilc.
T. connects with valley railroad accommodation
train. leaving Il, 3:l5 , ". for Iiarr-"u.urs.
ID connects with Valley ralr"!,i train, !rtrin. a.
III. A. VI. ""r llar?rrs Ferry.
f. connect with stages for Lexington.
r connects with e. u. ). aud L. l.. steamers fnr
Portsmouth AMI Cincinnati.
q connects with Scioto |ail"y railroad i'r ne
Northwest.
II connects with all lines dy"rging In tn 81.
Northwest. nnd SOuthw,sL. W. W. =. DINN
Engineer au,i -up' rInl"udrli.
CONWAY X. HOWARD, General Passenger 7na
Ticket Agent. n" -
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NEW SUPPLIES FOR CHRISTMAS

~ AND SEW.YEAR'S GIFTS.-We are just In
receipt Of ne" supplies Of Portable Wrlng-Desss
az handsome designs and various styles Of nEish
Ladies Work Boxe.. IN rosewood and Russia lea
ther; Ladies Work-HaSkcts. IN willow: BcIGtrui
Pocket Books and CarG-Ctscs. In Eh sia leather.
sealsk!n, and Morocco: Photogra ph," 1ni hIt"-,
graph AIhu,nu; dainty and cSuuls iniy' o'au'Ilh
InkstandS, q few only: Gold Pcus,a large snbidS ,
English and American Books. IN ss!pcrb biI lIhSs ;
Pretty Pictures. Chri rpas and Ec"- Year s. ard7'
beautiful Boxes or Snte.PaDer and kn''!"IS
Children's Books and Cams In great Hafic'F n'.
bes. Prayer-Books, and Hy:nnat' The St:atc
stock have ever o1crch. Al Gr which. "i!' -:
cheerfully shown. .,,,,,
do L. z q
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n~ GO TO JULIUS MEYERS,
6O3 BROAD STREET,
FOR
HANDSOME, USEFUL, AND SUBSTANTIAL
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
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Rtcumoa0, York EIvEr a
EyIuEDULE OF TRAINS. ... ,-.,
= TAKING EkftCT O,IO:'.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
300 r. VI. Leave KIcisiagni d'", .,
dasl. rUuHsciiDg ~ W. -.
TUESDAY, TIL E~h' -, p
tEJSi. aitE 81 'in.i. ~ ...
!ug. 90 The ors -. 5r' ..-
more.
THROUGH rREIGEG IEi!\'. $3.50.
go ~ Leays sienm9a4 ~; =. tsi i.o.s. -.
. IrGFtn,Y WRpNESD >
iT utTi;shiY 10 >A1T&9l,'1' :.
with STEAMERS :tF n,Nn ..
M0SDAY, HEDNhSDA'
FpiDaY: with s.e.nnsrs inc :, ~.
denrr AUD Boston Oh IT Et!'Ni -
PRIDAT.
LOCAL. FREIGHT TEAM.
s.,n A. leave R!chnond MONphf' -"
''1N NEsDAY. snd FEiDAl.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Io.oa 4. II. Arrive Ut Ric,tni"l'a ca! - 49,.
sundays conhrct,ns .. I'D A..
TUESDAY, THERsDAt sa" - Z.
JRDAY with steamers from -"
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAM ,.,si
a..OP. Nh Arrive II, Richmond aalJ w.;
500 Z. 81. I sunday, connecting a. W <,'
with steamers fr":n Ba,nppS'
YORK, Providence, ana i'''''-'
LOCAL. FREIGHT TRAIN n,n,y
s;5S P.a. ARRIVES a, Rtchm?nmdp NAY.
WEDNESDAY, asd fhn1" nr {, 4
=, ,.r,s., ~ f,rIyht 4, RtcnToRa 70 a
sesthsrn- peists. Cars run through 'Ss"s~
's e. wssi h nSa and dispatch wi!h e"''
sHssa tass mn, OF l.aus. with guaranteed "
,nsS 1T II, northef1. aud Me'trrh an. eompaty
Nc !, NJ sorpst,oa. apply ut o1ss OF Us. Va
TO-. m III. ~ And DOCK strcxis. Eieanten,l.,,:,
." "e5 '" Il" ii. T. DopGLAs' s'ES''"''
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
ELEGANT GOODS EoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS

- -
ELEGANT GOODS FoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
ROSEWOOD DESKS, ,alaid with pearl;
EPAPlER-sIACHE, DESKS, elegantly painted and
inlaid with pearl; ,,, tr.5=
JAPANESE C2sKETs- TRAYS, CARD-RECEIv-
ERs. EOxES- NAPKIN-RINGs, SHELLS
q VASES, 3c.:i.sa! ~ ff
ELEGANT woRK-BoxEs, ORNAAfENTED
SHELLS; .t,t'<i.,- = i .}
oDeR- CASES TOILET SETS, CUPS, sAUCERs
and PLATES:
SWISS CARVINGS VASES, MATCH-sAFEs;
BREAD-BoARDs, sREAD-KNIvEs- SALAD
SETS, PAPEE.CUTTERs, CARD EECEIV-
Frs, &C.;
OOKS In great variety, at mnch below publishers
prices;
DRESSING CASES for ladies and gentlemen;
SMOKERS TABLES and CIGAR-CASES;
WORK. INFANTS, KEY, LUNCH, and F IAN
CY-BASKETS;
vELoCPEDEs, RoCkNG-HoRsEs, CARTS,
. and WAGONS; .
METULALAPHONES, HARMONIOUS, HORNS,
and DIR UMS, and hundreds Of other toys;
| SILK HANDKERCHTEFS. LINEN EMBROID-
Erred and HEMSTTTCHED HANOkER-
CHIEFS; r....
SILK and LACE SCARFS and BOWS;
COLLARS and CUFFS, -...r.. ....
GLOVES and HOSE, .nf -.f
TABLE. CLOTHS. NAPKINS, TOWELS,
BLANKETS, QUILTS, PILLOw.sHAMs. .
Thousands of other useful articles suitable for
Christmas and Ncw-Years presents can be found at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Our store will be kept open ut night so as TO ac-
com.nodate those who cannot conveniently make
their purchases during the day. Gle 23
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TUsT OPENED FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

HOLIDAY GOODS: -.
Another line Of GENTLEMEN'S EMBROIDERED
SLIPPERS in CLOTH and VELVET re-
Icetyed; ...-
LADIES, WHITE KID SLIPPERS;
LADIES' KID and PATENT-LEATHER Low
CUT SLIPPERS, with and without the Louis
XIV. heels; ar ..a
LADIES' HIGH SANDAL BOOTS;
LADIES ONE, TWO, and THREE-STRAP SAN
DAIs: 5's4i.-''
MISSES, ana cHlLDREN's FINE DRESS BOOTS;
big line OF RgsSETT, GRAIN, and DICE LEA
Their RAILROAD BAGS, SATCHELS, and
re- SACKS Y 49, s., 49, -
L: The UNIVERSAL AEKLE-SUPPORTER.f for
weak ankles In children, prevents turning or civ
ing away or ank'es and does not chafs. Call and
see them. - -S-s= .tt.-'-- j. A. GRiGG,,
n de % 4efslts:.x =! Tenth aud Msiu streets.
| A PPEE BRANDY, RUM, - a~
a9FREECHBRA
49, = G0DKJNG-WIEE, GELATINE,
RYE WHISKEYS,
CAN-GO0DS,s ~
/, and we'll eleced stock OF .=.s# s-' sgfs F..
" CHOICE GROCERIES foe the holidays, :
For sale by - J.
fdc 12-fm - 90 JOHN n. HIGGINS.
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RAILROAD fOMrNSf.
COM MENCING SUNDAY, November n,
- 1870, trains ON this read Will run p."6,
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
1900 ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, coma. Ia
for Charleston, >ayanu-ir Nnt -
aud aiaen (yia ihar!cst".IJ. Htb'.s".
Jacksonville. stops un'y al t''rrr
and ManChcst,r, and a. llt.!-H ~ "a
signal.
500 a. W., ACCOMMO DATTOS @l.H mass
CLOSE connection a. P"tti~1a3E+ ..
the Atlantic. Mt-@i. 4tpI! au3 -
laiir,,sd for Bristol, "hhii'. -
Nashville, Memphis. L'a'i"'tr
Farnp8r, and rtp"r io'a sir'"...'
that road. nahtGg sam IT,. '.a
any other in., SioIs Al 49, ~t -
stations.
4:3OP, N. ACCOMMODATIONS 1rhIE &.r
texceat sunday. laS'"n.'l' tai q
this train VIII uilse cr1r 'H-n'' NJ
1t Petersburg for HprI"i..
1925 2. n. THROUGH MAIL hA'.', r''."'"./
for Weldon, Wllut3uIl,u. Ea."sr'.
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iag-c2r from Washington 'rr -
mlm2r"n, Savannah. '"1 ''
Siors suEy at MlirL's'"f sad' -'7l''
and HALF way on -ighH.
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