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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17

Delegate Cannon, of Utah, is said TO have
taken fifth wife so recently that his plea
OF the statute OF limitation will not avail
him, and there is.talk at Washington OF
bringing his ease before the House.
Ex-Governor Seymour says this talk
shout making hin the Democratic candi-
date for the presidency 10 1880 means that
the party has not quite settled upon can
didate. When il has. the talk viii cease.
/ Major Daniels great speech. on Friday
last In the Senate IS published in full in the
Dispate4 OF yesterday. A hundred thou-
sand copies OF the masterly production
should BIO printed aud circulated among the
people OF Yirgi Ria. L1anpilie Post. Il
N The New York Times publishes acor-
respondsnee from North Carolina ana
Eaoaida to the effect that both OF these
States can be carried BIZ the Repub licans in
1880 II 4 determined effort Is made.
be present altitude ,cf POLITICAL dsarttes
la Cor rsss on heE nsnesa CHRISTIE ONES
afraid and saf other Garesn' :. $s.
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To-day will witness the victory Of Gene
raj William Malone over the Bourbons OF
Virginia, illustrated in bis election to the
United States Senate as the successor OF Sem
ator Withers. Years ago this man Malone
made fight for the supremacy OF the sham
Conservative party in that State and won,
but was not permitted to share in the fruits
OF success. Since then it has been bis sole
object in life 10 bring those who cheated
him out OF his victory to satisfactory ac'
count. With this object in view, and with
superlative craftneSs, combined with mas
terly and daring leadership, ne has spread
dissension in their ranks, s0wed the seed OF
discord, and finally, making use OF an lily
defined issue over the State debt, has Or
ganiZed conquest out OF confusion.
His election will be, consequently, per-
sonal victory in the most emphatic sense.
But the question remains to be settled
whether, as the result Of that personal
achievement, he will be enabled to pursue
an independent or non-partisan course in
the future; whether his pledges to the Re-
publicans for the reform OF obnoxious sys.
TENS will be fulfilled, and whether he will
permit the logical destruction OF Bou1 bon
ism in Virginia to enSue, or whether, ike
all of his predecessors in southern indie
pendentism, he will! return from bis success
full exploiting with the opposition directly
into the Democratic camp?
We are inclined from what we know Of
the mau and Of the nature OF his recent can
vass or campaign to hope for the best at his
hands, and to trust him rs an honest re-
former until he proves to be the contrary.
Aud this trust is our answer to the forego-
ing questions.
1t is not in the nature OF things, perhaps,
that he should ever become an anti-Confed
crate Republican, so to speak, nor do we
expect or demand that he ever will be. We
| do think, however, that so far as it is posi-
BILE in State aHars for him TO exert any in
tluence for the recognition OF equal politi-
cal rights all around he Will do II, and we
shall be greatly mistaken II, when he reaches
the Senate, he shall be found voting with
the State's-Rights Secession Bourbons OF
! that body.
For these reasons we shall insist that the
result OF to-day's contest in Richmond will
| be defeat OF and rebuke to the Demo
racy OF the OLD Dominion. At least, it will
record grand stride forward in the direc-
ton OF the overthrow OF the accustomed
Bourbon domination in that State.
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Ernzier Tells IL All.
SENATE. ~,

washington letter In Alexandria Gazette.l
met a fuI-blooded Readiu>ter member
OF the Virginia Legislature, MI. Frazier,
here on Saturday. He had just arrived
from Richmond, and said that General Ma
hone would be elected United States sena-
tor tomorrow without any trouble, but not
by such large vote as he would have re-
ceived had the election taken place earlier.
That now the party lines were tightly
drawn, and the Generals support would
come altogether from the Readiusters and
Republicans. Hesaid that no negroes would
be nominated by the Readiusters for
county judges. In reference TO Individual
Judges, he said Mr.. Patton, formerly
editor of the Wing, would be elected iuage
OF Rockbridge coun'y; McCabe probably
OF Loudonn county, and possibly Round
Of Prince William county. That as Farr,
the Readjuster member from Fairfax coun-
~, was i friend OF Stuart, the Judge OF
Alexandria, the latter would probably be re-
elecfed, as well as Sangster.,. OF Fairfax.
Cochran, Of Albemarle, be said. was bound
to 60, rs every other Judge, except Stuart,
who is not Readius,er, and that the Re-
adiuster member OF their counties, and il
there were no such member, then Of the dis
trict in which their counties lay, would name
their successors, and in doing so would be
guided more by the candidates stafwartism
as Readiuster than by bis knowledge Of the
law. In short, that the only requisites the
Read clusters demanded OF candidate were
that he had once read law and is good Re-
adiuster. He said that as the judges would
appoint the assessors, the McCalloeh bill
was already practically killed. as under q
new assessment the taxes collected would
not be sufficient to meet fhe requirements
of that bin. General Richmond, member
OF Congress from the Southwest district OF
the State. who was pafiic ipatins in the cons
Versation, broke the fosse OF this argument
by quietly remarkipg that land In bis sec.
,Iotfwas selling for twice ITS assessed Ya!ua-
ton
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We will not engage in any controversy
with the Alexandra GGse&s. But it mast
allow US to say that it knows nothing Of
General MaaoSE's character or il would not
suppose that he cares o straw for all the
abuse which the papers heap tspon him. In
deed, we doubt whether he reads many OF
them, or knows what they say Of him, His
course 10 the listed States Senate will de-
pend in not the remotest degree upon the
press. He viii keep a sharp eye to his own
interests and net accordingly.
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The Jury Bill.

A bill introduced into the House OF Dele
gates on Friday last provides In substance
that II majority of the voters in any coun-
ty are negroes majority Of the jurors shall
be negroes. Here is list OF some OF the
counties aud towns which will thus be Al
ricanized: Alexandria county, Amelia,
Brunswick, Buckingham, Charles City,
Charlotte, Cumberland, Dinwiddie, Eliza
beth City. Essex, Gloucester, Goochiand,
Greensyille, Halifax, james City, King and
Queen, King William, Lancaster, Louisa,
Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, Middlesex, New
Kent, Norfolk county, Northampton, Not
toway, Powhatan, Prince Edward, Prince
George, southampton. Snrry, Sussex, War
wick, York, Danville, and Williamsburg.
In Richmond city out Of every 100 Jurors
summoned there would be about seventy
whites and fifty negroes. In Petersburg
the Jurors would be almost equally divided
between the two races.
This is the feast to which the Readiust-
ers have invited the people OF Virginia. But
that is not all OF it. Read:
Any party defendant in any criminal
prosecution, or any party litigant in any
civil cause triabie by jury" Is TO have the
right to demand mixed jury. SO that in any
case in which Republican Is plaintiff and
Conservative defendant, or vice uersa, the
Republican, though white, would have the
power to put bis case into the hands OF
negro jury. So would any northern plain
tiff or defendant. And we all know what
the result would be. These are only few
Of the objections suggested to the mind by
glance at the bill.
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ale perfect contempt felt for Colonel
!S5sasyers's action svoting against bis colof
q ;d.the party to which be claimed to be.
.tore-the Conservative pagty-is expressed
EEon All sides among his constituents, as well
ssmong his poliateal nisss.-- Rysse-
p;lle Enterprise. ~ - ~ rT4~g
Mr.. Tiiden is the natural candidate Of the
tDEmusratfc party IN 1880. saceordfng to the
New York Sun, which Is beginning TO squInt
again very strongly in bis direction.
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ga Republican Funder," who appears
TO be q sincere Christian, writes US from re-
tersburg that the placing Of the power 10
elect the State officers in the hands OF the
Republicans was miracle land asks US
to recognize it as such.
IL our friend will think seriously about
this matter, be will possibly see that he has
been guilty of something akin to bias
pbemy. To say that ignorant negroes were
selected by God for such purpose Is TO
speak without due thought, to say the least
of il. We had the same sort Of miracle in
1907
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DEATHS.

3 4
iDied. In Hsaovsr county, ON the 18th instant,
MIS-. MARY j.. CgoSS. reiics OF Thomas Gloss,
deceased In the eighty seventh year OF het age.
She has borne q long and weary Pilgrimage, Win
many troubles and trials in this life, but now,
trust, her soul Is safe in glory. t.
Farewell, mother, farewell.
We thy loss mos; deeply feel:
But Ills God who hath bercft US,
He can all our SORROWS heal.
Died, on Tuesday evening at 5:2a O'Clock, q
tynfoid pueunonia, at his residence, 603 north
fifteenth. street, FRANCIS MANsENI, in the six.
ty.ff.h year Of his age.
Requisseas in pace.
His funeral will take place from bis late residence
rrTifS 1vesinesoayI EVENING at 21 o'clock The
friends and acquaYhtanees are respectfully isVited
TO attend. '+
Died, December 16. 1879, SAMUEL AYREs,
In tho seventy. ninth year OF his age.
HIS funeral will take place from Centenary Meth
odist Episco church THURSDAY at IL O'CLOCK
A. 81
please CODY.
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M COHEN BROTHERS
are now Offering their
ENTIRE STOCK OF COLORED DRESS GOODS
at great reduction. They have also
SOME RARE BARGAINS IN BLACK GOODS
to offer.
THEIR SILK DEPARTMENT
is the most extensive TO be fOnnd this side Of New
York, lncIudiag every variety Of Black, Dark, as
well as Evening Shades in Plain and Fancy. Also,
vELvETs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
4 special Offering Of
THREE CASES OF ENGLISH CANTON
FLANNEL
will be made this week at iDc., generally sold al
zoe. q yard. Also,
MANY OTHER SPECIAL BARGAINS.
[Ge l2I
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
| ~

lFEK1- AND SAILS Anhi'' ISN
We have opened the Stable 9l2 Cary street Tor
the purpose of cOnducinga
GENERAL LIVERY BUSINESS.
Parties having HORSES and MULES to dispose
of can make arrangements with us to board theh
We will sell such stock without commission.
Parties wi, hing TO buy can always get GOOD,
RELIABLE HORSE at our stable. which has been
used I'm the ci,y-a great advantage for good many
reasons TOO numerous % mention.
Will have WESTERN HORSES If preferred
We will BOARD HORSES and keep BUGGlES'
CARRIAGES, &C., at reasonable figures anu guar
autee satisfaction. Send them to any place desired
at any time.
STABLE OPEN NIGHT AND DAY, ana VIII
omen on Sunday II necessary.
we will furnish BUGG1ES, CARRIAGES, &c, at
There sre now with US for sale :, FA ! vlsS
HORSE a combined SADDLE aud HARNESS.
MARE Il GOOD WURk-MULE. and nice pair
MATCH. HORS rs, with BUGGY and HAhNESS'
Apply to X L: B2R 70 49,.
de 1875 Livery Stable. BIZ SarS s'tee''
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RICHMOND, December Is, 1877!

Editors Dispatch; You ask in the Dis
patch Of to-day, Where is Hunnicutt ?"
Old Hunnicutt has retired from public life.
Hunnicutt the second has established bis
headquarters in the old Wing building.
and is having the Nep Nation published
under another name. You are behind the
times, old fellow.
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sHOExnAY .GaOBS.

.. . ~. a So E
,CLOAKsi CLoAKs!-The- largest stock Of La
:. DIES. and .CHILDRES's.. CLoAks, In any
house this side of New York. 49,. =
FURS! FURS They have 4 very. large and wel!-
selected stock of FURS at prices much lower
than they have ever been sold before =. .
BLANKETS! BLANKETS From " TO. $40 a
pair. They have been marked down 20 per
cent. since the first OF the season.
KID GLovEs.-soo dozen ALEXANDRA MD
GLOVES TO be closed out at soc. pair; real
value 81. 80 H.. -"
sIX-BUTToN wHIfEK1Ds at 81 worth $3.50 {;
I SEAMLESS KIDS at sl.25 worth sl.75... :
DRESS GOODS in all the newest shades; s.. -
In SILKS and sSTrNs a full line; e.. 49,. 81.
SILK vELvETS in all colors: ..a... ssr
A full line of BRoCHET and INDIA sHAWLs
suitable for Christmas presents;
A large stock of MEIINo UNDERWEAR for gen.
tlemen: als3. fun Iiue for ladies and childre
CARRIAGE:RoBES and : H0RsE-BLANKETS
marked-down 20 per cent. to close our large
stock:
full line of BOULEVARD and BALMoRAL
SKIRTS for ladies aud children:
4 large stock OF CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL
CLOTHS. and RUGS to be closed out at much
less than the regular prices; ..
A full line oil LACE CURTAINS aud many other
great bargains at sYCLE BROTHERS,
de 12-eod 81 Broad street.
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An engineer is now in Wheelins to i

An engineer is now in Wheeling to make
contract Tor propalling the cara on the
Elm Grove railroad by compressed air In
stead OF horses. He says . We hayesspr-
mounted grades OF more than 400 fsel to
the mile without difsculiy.', Also, that iii
gosng down iill bis machine wiIl .unp,in,
paRer 70 the xteat ef so per cent. off Wsas'
10 expended I'm climbing the same hill.
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B ,r,, 4, I M aHo,s ssas Yesterday elected
4, ,,e yinited states enate by the votes otsI
so-ca,Ied Readssstess and ncsroes ana ta-
publicsns. The unholy coalition gas now
s,ions the work for which IL was Formed.
ar, renarts 81 the proceedings Of the TWO
,.,s,... xvs,t shcw aehoeEo stbat were nade
10 Tho ,rue men OF Virginia 70 defent this
scnenes
nj Il still true that revolutions never go
backward. We need not be surprised a.
anytbing TIE reyoiutionists may DO. zen
eral MARoss has gained the prize "nte q,
he 80 araesiiy coveted; but as ne "ih
nrob.,ly take rank with SIMON CAMERON,
and be regarded as sort OF Denocrat'c
sucecssor to old zach. CHANDLER MS tame
viii, not Se greatly increased after DIS asso-
c;atra in that high body shall have taken
the measure OF bis abisities. However, ne
vii, mot get the seat until March 4, 1881,
ana I'm the mean time be may employ n'n,-
sen In converting Virginia into the utopia
~ n communist. The revolution must go
ON whether he wishes it to do so or not.
ythe leaders OF this revolution endeavor TO
aop it, they may he deyoured by their own
hounds. IL they are willing to cheat tne
creditors OF Virginia out OF one ha'i the
debt which the State owes them, there WIZ
be found other aspirants to Office ready to
nusb them frszn their stools who will ofer
TO repudiate the whole debt. Already the
University OF Virginia and the virginia
Military Institute are threatened. Already
we are told that there is nomoney In Tue
Treasury. Already there is alarm amongst
the masses. as il some dreadful but I'M
known calamity were impendlng.
| The end is not yet.
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..;;:7:; IN n;1o,aRDING-HoUsEs.

.C17ARROLLTOS no TEL, BA al. XIII f..
abEs,s; seI ,ss 81 90 Is
fer Tss uos, aud 10 s The
ise ey k,ss@ Or r ss ss.s III
a0ers- All hhs' % +. ". COLEMAS, A,ns ,x,;
'G srsrrnoss, 3D., OCTOBER H. 1879 &c i'''"'
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THRISTMAS GOODS.

CHRISTMAS GOODS
JOHN II. TYLER & co.
will be daily opening until after the holidays entire
" hew and beautiful
FANCY GOODS,
SILVER, AND SILVER-PLATED ARTICLES,
In greater variety and design than ever before Of
fered, and selected With view 10 artistic effects IN
surfing the taste OF cultivated people.
Our sale Of
FINE DIAMONDS
has increased so largely that We have made extern
siye additions TO stock In this direction and can
guarantee our prices 10 be
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
Ia WATCHES and CHAINS as well as JEWEL
RY generally. STOCK Is being daily adde': TO by
newest Patterns. JOHN II. TYLER 4 Co,
de 12-tDe25 1908 Main street
90 BANGI AND OTHER NEW AND
VI POPULAR GAMES fer Young folks:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHEss-MEN, aud DOM
AT kaG:TIvE EooKs for young people;
BEAUTIFUL PICTUEE-B,J0KS:
BEAUTIFUL PICTJRt-CaRDS, with verses;
ALPHABET-BLQCkSi in boxes;
SPtLLISG BLOCKS in boxtsa
RIIILDiNG-BL0CKsi In boxes;
PICTpRE-BLUCkSin boxes;
BEAUTIFUL NoTE.PaPEs aud ENVELOPES
CAKDs and ENVELOPE IS In boxes; @
and a,snyotherssce itine for Christmas and New
Years Gifts,aB WQ0D1uUSE & PAEHAMs
aeI5 Bookstore.
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FAIR.
SUPPER.
GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- GOLD PEN,

rOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
Is the highest achievement In the manufacture OIL
Gold Pens and the result OF experiments for more
than twenty years. The "RECORDn PEN Is pro-
duced by 4 skllful combination Of the two precious
and non. corrosive mctaIs-16 karat GOLD and PLA-
rISUM-wliile the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy of copper. reducing Its hneness Without !ie'd-
Ing that elasticity, density and steel-like temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REL
ORD, GOLD PEN-POINTS are OF the best Ind
fum (dianonds. indestructible with fair treatment,
and polished TO glass-like smoothness.
Steel.pen writer's have now every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement IN pen
which will endure and not oxidiZc. squarely met.
The "RECOED" GOLD PEN is guaranteed to
possess durability, permanency Of spring, and per-
lection of point. Price, $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
and satiouers In the United States If not found Or
der direct from
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH s ENGLISH and WOOD
HOUSE & PARH AN, Richmond. Va. NH l9-Wly
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Yon will Ind 1t 10 your interest 10 come before tile
rush, examine, and buy.
COUNTRY ORDERS receive prompt ana carciui
attention. ANDREW ANTOSL
delO Wholesale and Retlit Confccioner
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TUsToPENED FOR THE HOLIDAYS

.TUSTs0PENED FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Il THOMAS r. PRICE & CO.
have Just opened their second
- -: GRAND SHOW.
SILK, HANDKERCHiEFs, newes. ,,,,.. 4.
Si.oU; finest exhibition Of Lar ,,sSsnS 3oc. 70
,,r. mems EMBROIDERED HA..DKRKCrIIrs4g lIs'
! y sse, f1sset- Books, Gloye.Ca:s.
Moss complete line OF GkNTLEhEN,s KID c,S
FAESI AsSLiSLES in endless variety, ,rrh :.
u romef stano,, Camp-Ket'es. C6rnbt rr, S
Eo1e,, and other novelties ior the hoNd, ,n'''a
LarRest assortment of HkNDKtRt iIifys
S manin our walls. CAN before the sroc. -.
s, -. - NOTICE! NOTICE.
Many nkEss GOODS at so to 75c that fo-rs-,,
DRESS GOODS ut and below cost.
I. K. PRICE & Co.
OC1 I-tuJnI - llOl NaIr
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japanese Lacque.' Ware.-such
rs Glovc-BoXc-. Brackets, Jewell
ry Cabinets. Travs, pin-Cush-
ions, Cigar-HOld"rs. and many
others of these celebrated goods.
Tney are also Offering large
line Of Dolls, Pianos. and hum
dreds OF other Toys, 1T prices 10
insure their sale.
They also made special and
large purchases for The coming
holiday trade In Ladies Bcl,sanh
lSatcheles; Pocket. Books. from
the cheapest to The dneSt Russia
leather: Fans; leland Gilt jew
elry; Handkerchiefs In all their
various styles. including Il large
stock Of silk Haudkcrchitfs; silk
Chenille Fi>chHs, Scarfs, and
other Fancy Goods for neck wear.
Also, Il large stock OF Neck-Ruch-
,lHgS In the most beautiful de-
signs.
In Kid Gloves they offer n full
lime of the celebrated make Of
INCONSISTENCIES. Also, In VIII T.
and Oh. ra Shades the most rclla-
IDlr uualiIles In Two, three, four,
tx. eight, and ten buttons. Also,
|i2O dozen Three Button Kid
lG'Oycs-fre.h goods and desira-
Die shades--at 39c. a ptilr. valued
generally Al 90c. They will also
otf-r the balance of their last
-casoI's stock Of Kid Gloves at
lGac. Il pair.
Full lines Of Ladies' and Cen
rlemcn's Fur-TOp Gloves: La
dies' Berlin Gloves at l2hc. 4
pair: also. extra bargains IN La
hes Gentlemen's. and ChirjTen's
Fleece. Lined Gloves. In French,
English. and German goods:
large stock of CnIldrcn's Mil
tens.
Also, the largest assortment OF
Hosiery now offered liz this city
silk. Isle Thread, and Coit"n-
In French, English, German, and
domestic manufacture.
Lace Goods Real Lace Hand
kerchipfs, Ties. and Barbs: Not
nneh and Antique Lace: Bed
spreads aud PilIGw-Shams; Not
bingham and Antique Lace IT,
dies: PIANO. ana Tah7r-Covers
Lace Curtains. In real and Not
'tiDghaln lace, ar great bargains.
de ~
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GOODS.
SECURE YOUR CHRISTMAS rREsE%I-
WHILE TIE
STOCK Is Full.

We haze Just received complete as-Dr'u"l' I'd.
goods, subtitle for Christmas Ir' seni', s"'' ..
LADIES AND GENTLEAILH'S SEC ~
I'm great variety, at very lc" rrrcs.
FIClIUES In endless varlety-sorc II witch are .-
tiIcly NOVEL;
EMBROIDERED and CDLORtD-EViutEih
HANDK ERCHiEFS:
SILK IIASDK EKCHGEF~,
GLOVE and IA DkERTHltF-En%f~;
Elegant CELLULOD TOILET >E1~;
FANS. GENTLEMEN's MUFFLEE~:
Bargains Ia SILK CSBEELLAe;
bargains In BED-BLA&KETS;
Bargains In LINEN GOODS;
TOWELS. NAPKINS.
TABLE-CL Otis, and DOi.E-,
from The closing sale Of al lmP'.,,tg iio"'.''-
firing from business. Thee Rpph- hr'" Et'H'' ''-
yanced Ia Europe, 80 Is t!1n ttHr TO i"iir -
there will be a CORE poudn4 aG.atre Wr"'
dc & cod CAEDnZO, FDEEpt kEA"I f'''
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X EN- "a " ~
offer the largest and mostHartcd assoifmen OF GOOD
STANDARD WORKS. with CORES lLLUSTRA-
t,oNe-ineNeus, i'H. Ne'"S' 'eo'' '"0 o''e'''
All the PETS at 81 and upwards;
proTncp,pIJ- and ,ITrrCp pI;Ns.
s,v1es.
BOOKS for the Young from &c. to %;
EASTER DAWN ana o'her FUTURES worth
~, .S a,rl- Al ~ H.. -'. n,. - TDU e,.
DISKS VGRk.RlytS.
BASKETS.
i ikES> - SI!o ASEo'
p0TKErEnoEs
I\KsTASDS
COLI PENS,
ponus Lios;
CInAR.CNSES.
GAMES.
To2S p,pxps
,,rr>,, ,,r,;w pnrrc in,,,,,, ,,,,,o, iva
- ,,'',I,,,.s,s, .'.a,,,
n,, ",r,,,<r 50"
"',, ,, ~ ,'' ,i,a 'rn,,t,.,oos. ,n,e,,
-. l.-. - 80 49, - - ------------
-prctrr ,,tI,rrr,,,c E1prc,
~ -4 -"
..............,,
BUY TUE HEsl HFLlN AN' AM hHA'llE
roar : 81. HAYES.
lie lG-3t Eighteenth ana Cary s'rCcls.
-,prrnu, I,np
EAb'eohh '''''
u,IrD,y GOODS
,~nprvy ,>,rn>r
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DOARISG' FIRES FOR tHEI>TlT|-
~ CHEER

THRISTMhS BOOKS,
~ WRtTtNG-DESkS.
WORk-RASkETS,
Dpri;-t k~FS.
SWISS AND PEShl Eb9rS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
j. 4. TANcEN'S.
lll2 MAiN STREET
three doors above UfspItch 0ft"r'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17

We have the December No. OF The South
err, clinic, C. A. BRYCE, NJ. D., editor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17
GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS. -sdssss
RCSSETT, RUSSIA. and GRAIN LEATHER
BAGS, SATCHELS. and SACHS;
GESTLEMES'S CLOTH and VELVET EA-
BROIDERED SLIPPERS:
GESTLEMEN'S Blue, RED, AID MAROON
GOAT SLIPPERS:
LADIES FANCY STRAP SLIPPERS aud SAN
DALS:
LADIES' PLAIN LOW-CCT SLIPPERS;
LADIES KID and PATENT LEATHER LOUIS
LA1If:s' WIiiTE KID SLiprERS;
BOYS MAROON SII. PEES: 80.
CIifLDREh'S aud MISSES FINE DRESS BOOTS
OLD LADIES HANDMADE KID CoNGkESs
CATERS aud LOW-CUr LACE sHbES;
OLD GFSTLEMEhtS EROAD-BOTTOa, FLAT
HEEL SHOES. Can aud S"e Them.
de- Is IA. GRGGG Tenth aud 1ain streets.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SAIL
~ 1000 boxes tuil-cOunt fiRE-CR ! hEK-'
800 eases threp- pound cans TOhAiOr'S All"
PEACHES.
100 boxes ne3 LAYER RAIslSS,
100 boxes VALENCIA RAls!Ns,
5 tlerccs new CUERtNTS. ,.,r
so tubs Of Virginia and Ne" YORK ~ =
40 boxes clialc~ CHEESE.
500 bar, els AprLEs. different Tarie'ies'
s6G b0xe- SMOKED HERRINGS.
iVo ''sS 'h1A-'' ""' L. POWERS.
des-2w M. 1913 Man street.