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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-09
PROF. GAM6EE Is moving on the President to
frfgerat1ng ship.

IHE ERUPTION OF MOUNT ETNA.-Mr. Owen.
U. s. consul at Messina, sends to the Danart.
ment OF State. an account OF the recent erup-
tion OF Mount Etna. 1t broke out on the Goth of
May, and ceased on the 18th of June. In Mes.
slna the pavements and balconies were covered
with dust. The villages near the mountain
tants fled In terror. The damages are Estimated
at 500 900, towards which the Italian parita-
ment has contributed large sum- The King
s., 400, and the archbishop 800. On the 18th of
June there was serious earthquake. The
earth opened and swallowed up houses and hu-
man beings: The cause is attributed to the un-
dermtning, following the discharge OF lava in
large quantities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-09

-, 0''o !" 11<' 0Ah,o AbfihS OCCuIFcu among
the commissioned o11cers of the U. s. army
during the week ending July s. 1s79:-Captatn
Thomas q. Fisher, 22d infantry; died July 4. at
McCawley, 18th infantry; died June 80. at At
lanta, Ga. First Lieut. Wallace w. Barrett.
10th infantry; died July 1st, at Fort Riley,
fantry; resigned July 1st Second Lieut.. Samuel
D.: Loder; 7th infantry; died June 30tl, at Fort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-09

JUDGE FREEMAN, assistant attorney genera
for the P. o. Department, has gone to Tennes-
see, his native state, to be absent few weeks.
pr. A. d. B1sseu Is the acting assistant at.
torLey general In his absence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-09
Washington News and Gossip.
! GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
nue.. 1856, ,339 76: customs. $685., ,44317.

Col. THOMPSON, superintendent of the rail-
way mail service, has left the city for short
vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-09

THK P. o. DEPARTMENT HAS DECIDED that
packages of tobacco, bearing the internal rev.
enue stamp, can 60 through the mails as fourth
class matter, instead Of first class matter, as
heretofore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-09

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN THE TREASURY
Secretary Sherman has issued the following
order: "The employment OF substitutes to ber-
form the duties of clerks and employees of this
the consent and approval of the Secretary: and
the disbursing clerks will be directed to with
hold pay from all persons absent from duty
having substitutes In their stead, without such
approval"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-09

FIFTEEN-OgNT MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS
eomme1ctng THURSDAY, July 3, sN-,
and conttnuins during The months Of
July and August Str. City Of Aexan-
dI1s Win leave 7th st. wharf every Monday, Tuesday
and Ih1rsday Nights, :l5 sharp; return at II As
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

We arc rather inclined to commend the
courtesy Of the Page Courier than to quar-
rel with II FOR what it says in regard to the
claim set up by us that most Of the Repuh-
licans IN the Legislature would vote against
repeating the McCuLLocH bill. Is the
Courier sure that they will vote otherwises
Even Mr.. FAIR said in the House the other
day that he would vote against repeating
it. So il may be with the Republicans. y
IN the article to which the Courier alludes
we expressly said: ... ia I'll.
1.-THE reader will observe that our cfassi-
fication Of the members assumes: aaathang as
to hoae they aoSH Vote IN eiecting aBicerS or a
United States senator. We give the names
only Of men supposed 10 be opposed TO dis.
turbing the McCulloch settlement" &C.. D.
Could any language be, more guarded ?
Nevertheless, we might as well confess that
we have lost much OF our confidence Id the
correctness OF that classification. But il the,
Courier knew how we came to make sit,ait,
would acknowledge that any paper might
have been nisled in the same way. So III I.
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.

rasaa
sss writer Tor me nns1r e,s1 tgss.
sao,stseasth ssYs:: {.
1 81. reflaw-citizens let 2 sssi Y
this denuucfatior against IS z NOT
ssmpIy because they are bpa dhos0sfs, p ~
because they are men wsif q. sssk 9 e sal =.
sysmrseif--r,o matter how HONESTY these
salre Vii aaiBs.s n III bessie ss.s4s
nave tbe iicmagogue to say them. But let
is all keeb sharp; lookout Tor time sucn
y. paris the lasa Exas kfasss
Alan War, when no mans property vas Sc
cure. or lie either, If lhe happened to De
rIeh. Sad the fate OF that country when II
BECOMES a sin for mar to have money, no
matter how honestly golfer. And WOE 10
the RobaspierTes and narats whose teaca-
fnps bring about this state OF things.
Humanity may be duTIed for . time to 1is
oW n, hnst, and confusion, but when IL
awakes to take vengeance on the men "no
have missed It and abused its confidence ios
retribu,ions are terrible.
The, hints thrown out OF the new party
might well suggest such reflections. ~hen
4 party is not ashamed to say that petty
thieves ought not 10 be DISTINGUISHED nor
whipped, that party is certainly in hign,
way, which, il followed to the. end VIII
land its adherents ip communism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

The Marion Patriot and Herald, whose
editor WINS candidate for Colonel SwANN's
place. declares that :" the coiored citizens
were entitled to some consideration for the
valuable aid they rendered the Readlusting
party in the late election and are now rem.
dering 1t in the Legislature"
We endorse that statement. No negro,
no R,adiuster victory. No negro, no Re-
adIuster majority on any. question before
the Legislature. The ReSdiusters are help.
less in the hands of the negroes. The latter
can dictate their own terms; aud ii they
even demanded negro United States sena-
tor the Readjusters would either have to
give them the senator or fail to elect one.
So as to county judges. The Readjusters
are at the mercy OF their black allies. There
is no telling yet what these colored. troops
will demand. Their white allies are not
vet out OF the woods.
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CONSISTING IN PART OF

japanese Lacquer Ware-such
as Glove Boxes, Brackets. Jewell
ry Cabinets. Travs, Piu-Cush-
ions. Cigar-Holders, and many
Others OF these celebrated goods.
They are also offering . large
Fine OF Dolls, Pianos. and hum
|dredS Of other Toys, at prices TO
insure their sale.
They also made special and
large purchases for The coming
holiday trade In Ladies' Belts anu
Satche!es: Pocket. Books. from
The cheapest to the finest Russia
leather: Fans: jet and Gilt jew
eIry: BandkerchiefS In all their
various styles, iuciudlng L large
stock OF Silk Handkerchiefs: silk
| Chenille FIschHs. Scarfs, aud
other Fancy Goods for neck wear.
Also, large stock Of Neck-Rnch-
l,Rgs IN The most beautiful de-
signs.
In Kid Gloves they offer a full
line Of the celebrated make of
Leroy-seamlpsS. Also. in Whit q
land Opera Shades the most rclia-
BILE qualities In two, three, four.
SIX. eight, aud ten buttons. Also,
100 dozen Three. Button Kid
GIoves-fresh goods and desira-
ihle ShadrS--3r 39c. I pair. valued
Generosity Al 90c. They will also
Offer the balance Of their last
seasons STOCK OF Kid Gloves at
16sc a pair.
Full lines Of Ladies' and Cen
clemens FUr-Top Gloves: La
dies Berlin Cloves ut Ike. a
pair: also. extra bargains In Lit
hes Geutlcmcn'S. and ChirJrru'S
Fleece Lined Gloves, in French,
English. aud German goods: 4
large stock Of Childrcn's Nit
tens.
Also, the largest assortment Of
Hosiery now offered In this city
silk. Isle Thread, aud Ccttou-
In French, English, German, and
domestic manufacture.
Lace Goods. Real Lace Hand
kerchiets, Ties. and Bar5S; Not
rIngham ami Antique Lace: Bed
spreads and pillCw-Sham>: Not
riughan and Antique Lace IT,
dies: Piano. anc Tahle-covers:
Lace Curtains, In real and Not
iiDghaln lace, AT great bargains.
lie ~
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OBITUARY.

Died. in this city, on Saturday night. December
g. 1870. ut IL O'Clock. after short but very pain
full Illness. CHARLOTTE e. PEERS, formerly of
Kentucky. Her remains were taken 10 Maysvil'c.
Ky.. to be uttered by the side of her father anG
mother
The subject OF this notice the grand. dal ghter
of John Is. RicneSon, deceased, formerly Of King
William county. Va; daughter of The late Henry
Il. aud Ann Eliza Peers, Of Maysville, KY. and n
While we mourn the death of one sc lovabe in
life and character we bow with submission 10
the will of our Heavenly Father. who has in this
providence removed from midst one who was
so well 1,ted TO ill so many stations OF usefulness
We know that she has exchanged life of suffering
and labor for a home Of eternal JOY and rest III"
died as she had lived. trusting in Christ her saviour
Precious I'm the sight OF the Lord is the death Of
His s2intS.h
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LsHDs: EXCHANGE.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC tiARITlES.}
hLMSHOrSE BulLDISG. (
RICHMoSD. VA. September pa. 1872.
4 "LAROR FXCHANGE"il HAS BEEN
"A ESTABLISHED. uudcr the supervision Of :he
undersigned. Tor .he purpose OF Obtaining work for
The unemployed and h.mes Tor hGt-tnt children d
tbs city. .,. rr ,.,.
TO accomplish This m OFFICE HAS BEEN
orr NED. in cgnncc,lrn lin IBe - Department OF
Outdoor PCoc." where applications OF those seek
ng enpioN uent and those desiring 10 employ per-
soBs can be re2l.tercd
Persons representing various tra!rs and occgpa-
ti0us are now registered fer en- DiCyn"a'.
Tho in want OF SERVANTS. iABDHER-, &c.
4 re requested TO call a. or ccrre; POND with this
Office. .,.,,.,r,.,.
Letter: should bc addressed '.StPERl NJ En-
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. RICHMOND
VA" marked LABOR kXCiIANGE.n
CHARLES I. BIGGER.
se24 Am Suucrnt- nfont Of PGhIlc Charities.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, December Sd. NJ Grace church, by Rev.
Nelson F. Dame, WILLIAM BARRET TAi 10
of Richmond. and Miss BESSIE MCCAW, daugh-
ter of General W. r. and Mary Symington Boggs,
Of Blacksburg, Va.
Married, OH the evening OF the 10ih of Decem-
her. at the residence CT The brides mother near
Verdop. by Rev. f. 6. Gregory. Dir. w. T. TREVIL-
ION and Miss MARTHA A.. daughter of Mrs.
Elizabeth Mallory all of Hanover county.
Hdnouer Echo please copy.
Married. on the 1st Of December. at the Monu-
mental church, ny Rev. j. G. Armstrong. Miss
HELEN 6. GRAFTON 10 CHARLES B. HARRIS,
OF Scottst lille.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

A FRANK: AyowAL.--You don't believe
chat there "a an alliance between the ne
sroes and the Readiusters? Then read the
following brazen declaration OF the Marion
Patriot and Herald, whoae editor was a
Readi lister audidate for Superintendent OF
the Penitentiary:
ga colored man who is good Reao,
ulster should be preferred to crippled
ionfederate who has been loud and pubic
in his deuunciations OF Readiusters."
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DEATHS.

Died. on Friday moruirs, December 18th, LU-
TIER PROCTOR. youngest child of ;. K. and
Sue 4. Gates: AGED two years and seven days.
his pal ents. FOL north Twenty-sXth street, THIS
Saturday AFTERNOON Al 3 Sclock.
|, The remains of JOHN RANDOLPH OF Roanoke
will he removed from he DanviIle depot TO-DAY
saturday. al IL VI. for inrcrmeut In Hollywood.
All who respect his memory are Invited 70 attend.
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&c. FOWLER celebrated his silver we'd
ding in style the other dag. He and bis
good lady received many valuableepresents.
What pity that FOWLER should be are
adiuster. However,
sHers,s n heal u TO thee" my boy.
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r,ars os the country that vas the PICK ets peat
ff,e fafe WA. and from d peopte- no
~ NTgsto son4Yextent8n the past, and
% ire tl1aseerYfSZ8 rf sl<c8 mas lis Colonel
Cartar x0f,fd ndtsbe fefgbt here was
naysberefo be fonnd IN abe lateswar sol
iiiar OF mere stsoerb courage br more pa
trfasic deYotion but thai. be knew, would
not ston tie other side in their work. 1t
was 70 90 on FeHoFssIeas as III they hated
the reeoHecti0E OF those times. I'm cpnciu-
ding Mfr. DASDRfDGg thanked the Readlnsf-
eratifar, Eo5oref ssaSrterwa 10 fai's trey,
had selected, upon reconsideration, better
man than the one first selected for the nate
full work OF executioHer.
at ESQ, on motion OF Mr.. FAIR 1.-THE
House being ready to vote and The senate
noiJ, the House took recess until i O'Clock.
MIR. FAIR was directed to notify the Senate.
The House having been called to order
after recess, q message from the Senate was
delivered By senator announcing that snat
body was ready to proceed on it's part with
the election OF Railroad Commissioner.
The House-roll was called With the 1el-
lowing result: :1 "
The usual committee having been APP
pointed to cast the vote, and having made
report. the SPEAKER declared Mr.. Rogers
duly elected. s.fs.--. .as.:-
On motion OF Mr.. NICHE, leave for one
day was granted Mr. DUKE. ..t-
On motion of Mr.. BAILEY, leave was
granted Mr.. VALE one day. ...
ELECTION OF SENATOR.
Mr.. FRAZIER offered for adoption the
usual rules for the joint assembly OF Senate
and House in the election OF senator Tues
day. The Lieutenant-Governor will pre-
side and the Clerk Of the House act as clerk
OF the joint assembly. The assembly will
be held in the hall Of the House.
The rules were adopted.
A motion was made to adjourn until
Monday at Il O'Clock. Reiected-ayes, 2G f.;
noes, 81.
PASSED.
Senate bill to Iegalze the organization OF
the Bristol Narrow-Gauge Railroad and
Coal Company.
Adjourned.
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.

The LATEST NOVELTIES ~ TIE "Al "'
I'A' La GLAsS AND POTTERY.
2laHIbfErExTiSE GLA-H-only a few pieces tn 'h'
As which took rhc premium "'rr '@'
u,RpIIEoUiN, 4. d. CDFFEKs, sud Df7Si-"'
ruI,Ir ri, ATEs-Iyory bodS-t0EocthimH nc"
I,rcaR hTED DINNER SETe- iuhY pd!tSL"'
THANBER SEfS--Minion-sHT.tI OF pa''s'~'
TIA sETS-ai p;tces and >tYl'T. ,>...r,.,r 10
Viii have opened on the STU u rttnSEsii,pH
,arses, assortment OF wuRcE TER; DIE sh -.
AID LOSGTf WAKE ryrT tknime,WWSS 10
nr 1 Ne" 'sS'sh' i207 Aain niENrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

MT METHODIST SUNDAI-SCIiOOL
SOClETY.-The regular monthly meeting OF lie
Methodist Sunday School Society Of Richmond ard
Manchester will be held al Orcgon-Hll Methodist
church SUNDAY AFTFREooS 1t O'Clock. Inter
esting addresses and other exercises may be c&-
necled. 4. L. WEST, President.
ChnrLeS p. RddN, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

T FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Grace.-Rcv. W.
C.. SCHAEFFER, pastor-Prca hing At IL a. III.
aud 7:3O P NJ. At ii A. NJ. sermon 10 the children.
At night sermon on Elijah" the second of series
on Bible Biography" Strangers and visitors 10
the city will have hearty welcome. Seats free.
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T COHEN BROTHERS

M" COHEN BROTHERS
are now Offering their
ENTIRE STOCK OF COLORED DRESS GOODS
ut great reduction. They have also
SOME RARE BARGAINS IN BLACK GOODS
to Offer.
THEIR SILK DEPARTMENT
Is the most extensive to he fonnd this side Of New
York, including 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
win he made this week At 1Uc.. generally sold at
zoe. 4 yard. Also,
MANY OTHER SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Tde l2l
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.IETHODJST

me- UNION-STATjON METHODIST
misunderstanding at II \. VI. by Rev. DR.. l..
N.IEE. AL 1870 p. NJ. by the rewly -appontcd
nastor, Rev. WESLEY c. Walden. The public cor
dia.ly invited 10 attend these services 10 welcome
thc new pastor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ncr Twelfth and Broad streetsI.-Rev. j. b. HAw-
TnoRNE, D. D.. will preach on SUNDAY At IL A.
II. and 1880 r. NJ. Strangers welcomed to seats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13
JEADQUAR rERS FOR

ANDREW ANTONI,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF con-
FECTIONRY. FRUITS, &C,
No. HOS MAIN STREET, BELOW POST
OFFICE.
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
WITH THE FOLLOWING NEW GOODS,
BOUGHT FOR CASH. WHICH WILL
BE OFFERED AT 4 SMALL AD-
VANCE OF NEW YORK M
PORTERS' FRI ES:
500 boxes NEW RhISINS-Imperial brands;
900 boxes NEW FIGS. In different size boxes;
10 barrels NEW CURRhNTS,
so boxes NEW SUI TAN or SEEDLESS
RtiSINS,
% boxes NEW FRENCH PRUNES,
so Jars NEW FRENCH PRUNES,
so boxes NEW LEGHOEN ClTROE.
so boxes NEW MESSINA ORANGES,
25 boxes NEW MESSINA LEMONS,
1000 FLORIDA ORANGES:
so barrels MALAGA GRAPES. In punches
25 boxes CALIFORNIA PEARS.
10 trails NEW BRIGHT DATES,
200 cases CAN GOODS.
800 boxes No. l FIRE CRACKERS,
500 FRESH COCOANUTS,
$4,000 TORPEDOES,
l03 dozen ROMAN-CANDLES;
5000 pounds ALMON DS, WALNUTS, FILL
BERTS, PECiNS, and CREAMNUTS,
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NrGRACE-STREET PRESBl / + :
RAN misunderstanding by the pas'or' Rev.
C. II. READ. d. D., at l l O'Clock a. VI. ana at
Quarter to s 2. VI. His discourse in The evening
will be a continuation OF Remarkable PiaceS'
Scenes, &C." as presented In the Bible.
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III GRACE.STREET

g GRACE-STREET B 4 P T / S 7
CHURCH (corner Grace and Foushee stree's).-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM Z. HATCHER, ID. D.
will preach at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and at haf-past Z
O'Clock P NJ. The al nigh will be the fourth
in n series on 1.-The Women of the Bible" Sub
iect: " Hannah; or, The Model Mother"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

wTHE BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION will meet with the Grucc-Strcet
church SUNDAY the 14th at 3H p. VI.
j. BOoTON HILL, Secretary
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ME- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
tcorner Main and Sixth streetsl.-Rev. HENRY Nc
DONALD, D. D.. will preach on SUNDAY at II a.
M. and 1880 z. n.
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ME- MONUMENTAL CHURCII-Rev.
j. G. Observation-Disclosures / y. n. and 81.
O'Clock 7. VI.
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MT FIRST PRE- 3 y T E r | y n
notwithstanding by the pastor, Rev. I. l..
PRESTON, d. D., 1T l A. NJ. and al quarter before
8 at night. Strangers will receive cordial wei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

WELL sAiD.--An Ohio man is reported
as saying that what gives q party strength
is to hage the nerve to stand. by the right,
no mater whether they win or lose. We
commend this saying TO the Conservatives
OF Virginia. They have 4 cause that every
man can be proud OIL. whether he Is With
the msicrity or the minority. Il sssas
But don't forget that an immense ma.
ierity Of the white people Of Virginia are
on our side. 49, I. !,
ssa
Tie Edaeati y oar,sasss D Jpiraiais, for.
December ID another. good No. Professors
HARRISON concludes his, very readable afti-'
t!cle on g Ratified Blundsrs. 2 =
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COMPETITORS AND
Holiday GOODS

CoNFEcTIoNs AND HOLIDAY GOODS
&. ZlMMER,
MANUFACIURING CoNFECTInNER BY
STEAM POWER.
No. 1918 MAIN STREET.
respectfully informs The public tha, NJ has In store
The largest assortment OF CANDY TOYS ever rX-
hibieh in this city, aud which Is offered 10 the trade
al wholesale AMI retail.
His stock of HOLIDAY GOODS Is complete, COM
DrtSiRs, in part -
FRENCH aud PLAIN CANDY MIXTURES, made
of the finest sugars and purcSt iavors;
MALAGA RAISiNS of all grades,
StEDLESS KAiSlNS. FINEST ClTRON,
NEW CURRANTS, TURKISH PRUHEs,
NUTS OF all ind, GELATlSE. ETC.. etc:
OHNAMENTkD aud PLAIN CAKES OF every de-
scription: - - ,..
MINCE-MEAT. APP. T. and PEACH BUTTER.
ALSO,
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS
Sncclal prices made tor Suuhay Sch 'Os aud Fairs.
Merchants from TIL country viii ind 1t 10 their
interest 10 examine my Stock before purchasing ana
they are cordially Invited 70 call on
dc 5-3w 4. ZiMMER, 1913 Main street.
4 PPLE BRANDY, RUM,
"A FRENCH BGANDIES.
COOKIEG-WiNE GELATINE,
RYE WHl$kkYS,
CAN-tOUDS.
and we-st lrcicd stock Of
CHOICE GROCERIES, for the holidays,
For sac by $3.50 =. ,,e,l.,.-.
de l2-im JOIN d. hirhlN9.
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You will find it 10 your interest 10 come before the
rush, examine and buy.
COUNTRY ORDERS receive prompt and careful
attention. ANDREW ANTOINE,
dclO Wholesale and Ret,il Confeciloncr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

Nv line Of PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOGRAPH
ALBUMS Il The most complete In the city, cm-
bIucin. the AlIinc AMI all other styles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

SCOTT. SAKE. OWEN MGHtITrH, PROCTOR,
BRET HAHTE. Poems OF PLACES toy Long
fcow). BJunG IN cloth. Each 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

~ THE CHEAPEST TOWELS IN
THE CITY; ...
The cheapest NAPKINS 10 the city;
The cheapest TABLE LINEN in the city:
The cheapest TABLE, PLANO, and STAND
COVERS in the city: ....
The cheapest HASDkE3CHIEFS In the city:
TWO-BUTTpN OPERA MD GLOVES ut SOC. a
pair. would pc cheap 1t SOC:
THREE-BUTTOE OPERA RID GLOVES at SOC.
pair worth 81:
LACE sCARFs. SILK sCARFs, and SILK
HANDKERCH1EFS:
The cheapest BLANKETS In the city;
The cheapeat CLUAkS in the city, 4:
de 12 LEVY BROTHERS,.
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1aoLrDA.,Y ssoons:
G HOLIDAY GOODS. {,

1T HQLlllAlss,s5 1,Dsssss ss,s4- t4,sess -
JAPANESE soorss IL grea. varssss; 3
SWISS tOVERED EOoD S-jnst tbr Bling for Eot-
day and wooaep Wedding Presessis:
Handsome cases oE EXTRACTS fa-sthe Haadker-
woRK-BoxEs, HzyDKEgcHrEF- and GLOVE
B6XRsi-.--@.-.---.-.--.-,,...,.-..- -. -
WAGONS. CARTS. sLEIGHs,- PERAaBULA-
|: TORS, and sGcAT-SULKIES; }t -.
cHINA.JSnEsTREeTIsLEsK Ax,as6 ElsQUE
LboxEs. WRITIss-DEsKs. and La
DIES aud sGENTLEMENSI DIR EssING-
Set. co Of COMBS. BRUSHES. and LOOKING
P shAsS kSk e 5acssf RI sassi COX HssoS
CAS-. CLARISETs. PIANOS, HORNS, aud
eUM Msr R1sToIs. SWORDS, CANES, WHIPS.
TOPS. and MARBLES: 49,
DRUMS, SCOPES, and
BuiLbING.BLocKs. LETTER-BLocKs, -Puz-
ZLE- BLOCKS, and Il n T Err G ANDEN-
BLOCKS: -.-- -.
CANES IN great ysTifdP3RM5Sos CHESS
BATTLEDooE and snU1TLE-cocK, GRACE
ToiLET,sETs. VASES, CUPS and sAUcERs,
PH0TpSRSPa7. a and APPROPRIATENESS
The largest Stock Of JUVENILE BOOKS in the
BIRL Is. HYMNkLs. asd PRAYER.nooKs:
RUBBER BALLS, CAPS and BALLS, aud BA-
MOTT0ES and FRANCS in great variety;
.SHELL-BOXES, PAINTED SHELLS:
A large assortment OF PAPERS and ENVELOPES
KiTCHESs, MECHANICAL TOYS:
FANCY DRY GOODS in great variety.
The grand display Of HOLIDAY GOODS Is made
OF our second foor-entrance throughths store;
del LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

GAMES-in almost rudl"ss YIr!cty. l.claGing ali
the new aud STANDARD gdl.c,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

The place 10 bay yaur CHRISTMAS PEEsENTS
|, j. \. TASrli'S.
| IL Main street,
three door abJ.r Disp0tch oilce.
de G-S, rs WtEec2J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

THRISTMAS BOOKS.
~ WRTrING-DESKS.
Rk-HASkETS,
ODUR-CASfS.
SWISS AND Pearl. GOODS,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
At
j. a. YASCEY'S,
lll2 MAIN STREET
three doors above DiSDutch Ouicc).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13
TRENCH CANDIES.

FRENCH CANDIES.
have the largest assortment of FRENCH CAN
DIES, BON-BONS. CHOCOLATE. &C, in the city
from The celebrated houses of Whitman and Mail
lard. also from Paris
IMPORTED FRENCH FRUITS, PINEAPPLES,
CHERRIES. FIGS, PLUMS. APRICOTS, &C.