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pg. TUFTS PILLS.
PILLS.
.eyproMs OF A TORPID LIVER.

Of Appetite. Bowels Costive; Pain In the
iGSri,b ,iuls sensation In the back part; Pain
~. ,ha shoulder Blade Fn'lnnss After Eating,
p nspclina,ian TO excrtioa OF body or mind:
"H H.,t,.,r Of Temper: Low Spirits. with feeling
f,..,nr neglected some duty: Weariae>s, Nzzt-
4" r7,,,crinc ST the Heart. Dots Before the Eyes.
- skin: Hea.lach, generally over the right
i'" i'. re<;lessacsS, with htfu' dreams; Highly
rc,arrd Urine.
gIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
RE DEVELOPED.
TITS rILLS arc especially adapted 10 SUCH
..o< one dose effects such a change OF feeling rs
q. .,tonsh The sufferer.
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Speciul Grand Jury.-The following ave
the names Of the special grand jurors
drawn for the December term OF the Cbes-
terfeld County Court: P. G. Temple, j.,
II. Scammell, William B. Chalklev, B. w.
Gill, l.. g. Simmonson, William P. Beaz-
leg, z. 7. Cheatham, A. B. Clay, anG Jul
MUS A. Clarke.
There are several prisoners in the Ches-
tertield Jail at present charged with felony,
who were sent on to the grand jury several
weeks ago. The number OF criminal cases
10 he tried at the next term OF the court
is unusually large. The grand Jurors are
from the different districts In Chesterfield.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Tae genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has rcd wax seal Oh the lid, with the
-gre,s!oM DE-. MCLASE'S LIVER PILLS.
Tie genuine MCl.ASE'S LIVER FILLS bear the
s4.auTss Of {. MCLASE and FLEMING BROS. on
a: rgefprs
!4:. upon having Tie genuine DR.. c. McLANE's
L:'LE PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of
t.3G:.t Pa, The !na! ket being full Of limitations
j Il" lame McLAEg, spelled differently ou; same
Hanc!stou. my l2-deowly
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The opening OF the Cincinnati Southern
railroad is expected to take place ABOUT tne
middle of January. The event VIII De mace
one OF marked importance, as the reception
committee will number five hundred ana
the guests twelve hundred.
The Connecticut-Yalley farmers are dis
cussing the propliety OF worrying to cure
their tobacco crop on Sunday. They might
20 step further back, arc first consloaf
the morai effect OF raising tobacco az a!'-"
LoWsH gQarisr,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME COURT OF Clemmit
and wife as. New. York Lifc-Insurance
Company. Writ Of error and Supersededs
awarded to the Judgment Of the Circui,
Court Of the city OF Richmond.
McAllistei's executor Us. Stack. From
the Circuit Court Of Allegheny county.
Affirmed, Judge Moncure delivering the
opinion.
Womack Us. Circle. From the Circuit
Court OF Bofetourt. Reversed, Judge An
derson delivering the opinion, Judges Sta
plies and Bu.ks dissenting.
Missionary Society Methodist Episcopal
Church Us: Calyerts administrator and ais.
From the Circuit Court OF Frederick coun-
". Decree of Circuit Court modified, and
AS so modified affirmed, Judge Burks deliv-
erlng the opinioD.
Ryan's administrator Us. Mcleod and dis
From the Circuit Court of Frederick coun-
tt. Reversed, Judge Staples delivering the
opinion.
The Court made these orders:
1t is ordered that the clerk OF this court
shall keep a motion-docket, upon which
shall be entered all motions made in this
court, and said docket shall be called on
Monday OF each week during the session Of
the court, and all such motions shall be
heard on tnat day.
Fifth rule: No oral argument will be per-
mtted upon exceptions to master commits
sioner's report except upon naked ques-
tions OF law without reference to details of
evidence; or upon any motion to advance a
cause to the privileged docket; or upon any
motion to require new or additional Sc
Guilty upon, or to increase the penalty Of,
an appeal or supersedeas bond; counsel are
required to state the grounds for and
against such motions in writing.
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NofeH Register.-Tbe amount Of reve-
nue. derived from the use OF the Motictt
register in the First district in Chesterfield
county, as copied from the books OF the
Commissioner OF the Revenue. shows 4
larger collection than there has been made
for some time past. The total receipts were
SS316. The report from the Second dis
trict has not yet been presented, but the in
crease there is expected to be in proportion
to that Of the First district.
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nit, with regularity Of the bowels can perfect
,,,,. te cnNycd. II the constipation Is OF recent
A.r >lnslc dose OF TUFTS PILLS Will sniice.
-, i: it has become hsb,iual one PHI should be
fa every niSEt. gradually lesScning the frc-
.s-,y Of the dose until reIu'ar daily movement
N.,,3-Cd, which will .oon fellow.
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a Story for Children.
FOOD ENOUGH TO KEEP ONE READING AND
THINKING FOR WHOLE HOUR.
philadelphia Times.

THINKING FOR A WHOLE HOUR.
philadelphia Times.I
When Mr.. John Wise, OF this city. was
lost in his balloon. called "The Path
finder" several weeks ago, the newspapers
printed many accounts OF trips made into
the air-some by brave men and some by
foolish ones. A lady who lives in the
town OF Centralia, in the State OF Illinois,
said nothing until all the rest were through
talking. Then, one day last week. she told
the editor Of the St. Louis Republican
to look into :hc No. OF the Republican
that was printed on the 2lst Of Sep,em-
Der, 1858. The editor looked and found
an account OF how Two little children
took trip in 4 balloon all by them
selves. On that day IN aeronart, or
sailor OF the air, named Brooks, filled his
air-ship with gas OIL the farm OF y Mr. Har-
yey, who lived near Centralia. JIe expect
ed to sail up in the afternoon. About noon
time Mr.. Harvey put his two children into
the basket of the balloon just to please
them, and not thinking for moment OF
any danger. The balloon was tied to tree
by ropes. All at once gust OF wind broke
the ropes, and the balloon shot mp ;nto The
sky with nobody but the two children IN
the basket. MIR. Harvey was wild with
grief, and shouted aloud, "Theyre lost,
they're lost!' All the neighbors ran 10
the spot only to see the balloon drifting
off to the north and more than mile
high. One OF the children was Il girl
Nettie, eight years old-and the other
was her little brother, Willie, four years
old. Both cried when they found them
selves leaving the ground and going on Il
very, very strange journey indeed. Nettle
looked over the edge of the basket and saw
her father wringirg his hands away below.
Soon the people looked to her smaller than
babies, and the houses like Lighthouses. She
and Willie were going up, up, up all the
time. "I expect we are going to Heaven.
WilIie.n said Nettie. Willie thought it
was very cold in Heaven, then, for the
higher they went the colder 1t grew:
Nettie wrapped Willie in her apron ana
held his hand in her lap until he cried
himself fast asleep. Then Nettle folGeo
her hands and waited. She said: 50
think we must be near the gate now"
She meant the gate OF Heaven that she had
heard about in Sunday school. But Nettie
fell asleep too. When she awoke she 1ouhd
that some strange man was hitting ner from
the basket. The strange man was farmer
in Northern Illinois, who had seen pal
loon drifting low down across the heia.
The rope was dragging, and so he caught II
and linded the children safely. The balloon
had f1olted all night. Nettie and Wlllie's
father soon learned that they had been
found, and took them home two days aIter-
ward. Nettc is now woman, and the
very same one who told the Republican to
look back limits files for the story.
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JUDGE FAHRAR'S LECTURE TONIGHT BE-
FORE THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsS0-
CI,T1oS.-Judge Farrar will deliver his
lecture on 1.-The Adventures OF a Lee
turer" tonight at Association Hall. The
Lecture Committee las been fortunate III
securing for the Association the services Of
several distinguished lecturers this season,
and among them none whose lecture vii! be
mere heartily received than that Of Judge
Farrar. TIE theme OF to-nght's lecture Is
a new Que. has been only delivered two or
three times. and has been pronounced his
hest effort. Members Of the Association
will lie admitted free.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.

A NOTE ON CHIrGERING'Ss s-SSyy
"A PIANOS FROM MR. SULLlVAN,rT f-!r
AUTf!ssR OF - PINAbUkE"- - The tone
i,s p@lyer aud seniority ITS tender deiicacy With
regard 10 It's touch. pianist could hold any oDin "a,
sar. ,.sl IL Is perfect y Goes every Thing IS he'd
upan 10 do congratulate You upon introducing
sash splendid instrins suts IN England" The ahqTe.
j. a,I,lresSs,l TO the English agents Tor Msssra.
c+y;i.K ERlSGS' PLANO-FDRT TtS. AmoES the
lcn;Eslud and r,lu.h CIIIt tKERING'S PtEtSpS
,ra nrefcrreu for faeir perfect lrty OF zone. a.
" - o. r. WU0DHOUSE 4 PARHAM.
o1o Richmond ~ cuts.
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,,nyrhs AND HeAKDlaG-aEoUss1s-

TAppOILrON HOTEL. BAL ITIMGKE,
I IiCyT. AND GERMAN sTREisFS: BALTl-
MORE r%s" "| rnos q" ss S 3 S1 thars PC,
va, M irs hr,h. and double rOo!Ds- ace 0ftiing 10
tne. Tho o. convenient aud :t4ste" ,lI hp'e Ia
The city Elevator runs se't'n.r,E rs 10 na,s AZ III hne
doors. 7. ". ~. ~ ! G - Ic It..,n
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EikESG.pQWDERS.

pEDNEAD'S BAKlNG-POWDEk
aT!lG been appointed alseutz for this celebrate
~" 0Eh>. We arc prepared 10 supply the trade IN
hr'y package warranted 10 give satisfaction. IL
''-|".eOseS 40 superior ii ihc woi
WILLIAM JENKINS 4 CO.
"2l.F,TGW3t 1918 easl Main street.
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ALPHA
T. now hand Of wuisKEY that MessrS. W. ID.
RLAIn q CO. have just put on the market IL
nerfeclly pure article aud more resembles inc oiu'
fashioned Rye than any we have seen saaee we "af'
The price Is very moderate
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A VETERAN. PRINrER.-[Troy (Tenn.)
Meas. .1-G. w. Matchett, the oldest practi-
cal PRIMER on the American continent, is
now working in the Ne,oS Office. He was
born in Richmond, Va, in the year 1906.
After the death OF his parents. which oc-
Cured when he was only nine months old,
he was taken by his grandfather to Balti-
more, where he remained until he was
twenty-seven years old. Since then he mas
been in every State in the Union except
Orepon. He has worked on Clarke's Com
mentares, Rollins Ancient History and
yosephus; also upon the Tribune while
edited by Horace Greeley, and Louisville
Journal while under the control OF George,
d, Prentice. In his palmiest day be could
set sci up bis 10000 per day, and though now os,
in his scventy-fourth year, Is still able to set
{. 1000. He is in splendid heaith' aud was
never sick a day in bis life.
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ylLECTION OF COLLEGE PRksl
II DEST-rhc Roard OF - itors OF The Iirciass
Agricultural and Mechanical Colcse having &C.
ctard 10 ,ct President FOR tie College NJ their
msaIiurIo he held In Ricl nond on The iuth OF De-
rernbrr 1870. direct hat all application. for lie
nosft,on must be adt;rcssed 10 tee Rector. VIII
LIAM EGGLEsIoN, Esq, care OF Judge John \,
Meredith. Richmond, Va. n. y. CONRAD,
no 2l-lW Secretary o. soasa'
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TEA PARTY.-The high tea party at the
lecture-room OF the Seeo'nd Presbyterian
church will open at o'clock and continue
through the evening.
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TT.TT's HAIR DIE.-GRAY HAIR or
| Vut>Kr::< changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by L
I~.rr a9plic.iou OF This DYE II imnar;s a
N>-..,r,s. A. >priug- wafer. sod by druggists or
80. az rxu.cs> on receipt or 81. ,,
$Its:t..IlfF,95 Nl'REAI STREET, NEW lOl.k.
@'' Ism lj-Codi Fcl9l
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and after Sun
day the evening train will leave the Byrd
street station for the North at 2. n. IN
stead OF 5:12, as at present.
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SAVE MON EY By having your printing done attha
DIspATCB PRINTING-HoUsE. Good ~otk' ~"
prices, ~ d satisfaction guaranteed.
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RICHMOND TAEENr.-Miss Bessie Darling
who is to appear at the Theatre next week
in .sHunchback," Ariadne," ands Lady
OF Lyons" was born in Richmond. She
was reared with that care and liberallty
characteristic OF southern households, and
went upon the stage in 1873, and is SAID to
he lady OF talent,
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MILLINERY.

n iLLsNERY.-MRs. NJ. WAL -.Gs
- r,I,nA InA No. 30l Bread street. will Cpen SsylsEG
~ n, ~ RsDAl, Noycmbtr 9Th, several VmeTEe
70 70 NJ" YORK TRIMMED HATS: can be sold
q, tt1n ~ sige sr"ck of MILLINERY AND FANCY
Ipf.DysS.; FELT HATS from zoe. uD So and "a !:
49, -,1ahiaG SILKS AND 81 TINS. 75c. to ~ yer
gWtSSiiHERS, u>TRIrH and FANCY BIRDS
"a tttahhs, FLOWERS. RUFFLIEG, NECK EAR,
piaDn,pLATED JEWELRY. &c.
l. gs.t'hVAs spcciaitY-a full liDe-thc cheapest in
Try. NJ. WALTON, .-
~2'lm 3Ol Broad street, corner Third.
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PERsoNAL.-The Central Presbyterian of
this week conta' us recent sermon OF Dr.
Hoge's on orgy nlzation and cooperation.
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N, ELLYsoN h Co.. advertising agents. insert 90.
yertsements In all Of the newspapers OF the Unitas
s,aes at publishers rates. Orders len at tne Nv
poteA countiag-reom win receive pfemE Asss
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YoE CAN BUY AT
LEVY BEeTHERs',
BLANKETS ArP' CLoAKs;
FLANNELs-all qualities,
PEEIS AND BRoCxDED SILKS
CoLoRED and BLssK SATISs,
,S HANDSOME DRESS Goors,
BLACK CASHM1RgS,
and tisasands Of other articles, all at the lowest
cash prices.
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LADIES' SALE.
HI.aNH-nOOAS.

DLANK-DO0HS.-W are prepared 10
- make all kinIs OF
BLANk-BOCKS
at shor; notice: hut they src always more safNiac-
tory when allowch 10 season before bcsnS used.
Therefor4. we solicit early orders.
j. W. RANDOLPH { ENGLISH.
Publishers. Booksellers. Stalionprs, Printers.
Binders Blank -liv.a and Paper Fox
no l9-dGs manufacturers
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4ifl,n,oud 1ispatth.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1879.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCu-
LATToN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Ev1euTs OF HOSoR.-A number OF Gill
GERS and members OF this order VIII leaIe
the city this evening TO visit JACKSON Ln"sr'
near Glover Hill, in Che>tcrhelu couhls'
Tonight supper will he given at the man
sion OF Mr.. S. NJ. Cheatham, on me bfoao-
rock road. where distinguished memDer
of the order will deliver lecture on " lit
Origin and Progress OF the Fraternity"
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH |.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

rs On all sales Of Reat Estate n,G6s betssee1
the 1st 0T January nRd Inst Of Jnne the tnrss 10.
the present year hare tn be p~id 6ythe purchase,
Or all sale: made betDsc1a the lSt of July and ka&
Of the year the teTeS haze to De paid 6y the seller
This custor. was ADDICTED about fifteen year, age
by all the real estate agents In Richmond. and ag
plies 20 Richmond and ricnity.l
JNO. f. LAUGTT0S, il; i. Boz A. NJ, household
furniture. ma trtsscS. shut-gu &c.
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u uetu1 10 TIE TAXPAYERS OF
70 Tia, ssitO COUNTY You are hereby mott.
rid sad nt Vnt taxes for Tucknhoe, Brookiand. Fair
ee al r. Srlaa districts viii be ready for c0lec-
Lst frn,i ifsasnrfr's Office. in the county court.
oy DRislhh, ne 10TH OF GOVEABER 20 The lSr
ptr ssnt @sEa; after which time there will be
aT drss,s 1aosd. and sent oat for boilooion az the
10 lo.tn., WILLIAM NJ. MoGRUDER,
County Treasurer.
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JOHN MOfsTOE,

Hs. 3rs.r FLORIST, -.
Main and Reservoir streets.
mas large collection OF Winter Blooming Plants,
slcn as Came'ias Carnations, Roses, and vId9ets.
nes1rnS OF every ascript,on f,fed ut shor1 notice
and az vely low rates,
Cu-FIOwers Il speciSty.
Orders by telephone or otherut- promptly at.
Tended to. --a ..a.. .H..5
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mr.. wci4NE's E.tFER PILLS.

WEARS EEFORE TIE PUBLIC.
40 '''
TIE GENUINE
DR.. c. NJ l. E'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER FILLS,
FIR THE CURE OF
t;rrXr!7l Ok LIVER COMPLAINT, DTS'
PERSIA. AED SICK HEADACHE.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, rapidly rising barometer. high
northweste:ly winds and gales, gradually
diminishing in force, stationary or lower
Temperature, and partly cloudy weather,
with light SHOWS.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, higher pressure, Diminishing north
westerly winds, colder, clear weather, fol-
lowed by slight rise in temperature.
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T Entered at the Post. once at Richmond, Va, rs
Second-claSs matter.
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- : QS-cnd. New York. saws:
E,:i'"ya nsd nySpcr>ia. Weak Stomach, and Ser-
Xxx ! never had any medicine 10 do ME so
s.ra good as ..TuTi'S PILLS. They are as good
): s5.ri. :. 81 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
Iau l.-eod;Fc1ai
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SALE.-The BID OF
$500, 1000 offered by Alexander Mathews, OF
Lcwi>burg. w. Va, for the White Sulphur
Springs, buildings, and appurtenances at
The sale in August last. came up for con-
tirnmlion or rejection at the United States
Court, held at Charleston on the 18th in
stant. Judge Jackson refused to confirm
the bid, and continued the lease Of the
springs TO George l.. Peyton Il Co. for an
other year. The property will again be
offered for sale at public auction next sum-
mer, the starting bid to be that made by
Mr.. Mathews-$300, 900. 1t is believed that
Mr.. Stuart, OF Southwest Virginia, who
Owls nearly two thirds OF the bonded in
debtedness Of the property, will be one OF
the principal bidders next summer, end
probably the purchaser.
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RAlLROAD TICKET OFFICE.

RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
HiLROAD TICKETS
OUGHT, SOLD, AND EXLHANGED.
"DCCED RATES TO ALL POINTS
AT
FRANK & CO.'S
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
FORD'S HOTEL,
ke,r,. RICHMOND, VA. .
L! HsSAt HsA baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd:
Iosdway, New York no 3.3m
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cav Lewis. Fulton. Ark. Says:
F'see, T.aciicc OF twenty-five years, pronounce
- FILL ; the bes; aRti-Lilious medicine ever
.X"
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cold and
windy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, So !;
o A. ~, So; noon, AZ; 3 Z. NJ. &c; ?.
NJ. 81; %,idnigbt. 26.
Mean emDerature. 35
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4 FRAGRANT BPEA1li!.

IF your TEETH are decayed or defective; II ycni
GUNS are spoRgy, bleeuiug, ulcerated or recedtua
from the teeth use
ME4DR G BAKERS
CARDoLIC MOCTH-WAsT:
which removes the had odor caused by these. and
rapidly heals and cleanses the mouth. impariing
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO TIE DSEATH.
Sold by all druggists II soc. bottle.
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To OUR MANY PATRONS.

THIS OFFICE or WE
\. A.sAKs & CO.,
3l6 7TH STREET,
WASHINGTON, u. G."
November l :, 1879.
W. cans, Esq,
Richmond "a:
Dcsr Sir,-Fiuding
that the space devoted
TIE to Furnishing Goods ACT
in our establishment
Is 100 small fer it.
purpose, bcsidcs
crowtlirg our other -.
FINEST IN
departments very
much, We have con-
culed 10 discontinued
irhls branch Of our
LINE business here, and fEEFE'i
harc shipped you per
freight six cases Of
new and desirable
goods, embracing r.,,r,,
most elegant as:ort-
ment Of Mems Tn
derwcar, Hosiery.
Cardigan Jackets.
HOSIERY, etc. Ia order 70 en-
aide you to run OF WITH
this extra heavy stock
We have taken of 2J
per cent. from The
UNDERWEAR
iprces at which we
bought these goods r,r.
in September land
withou, regard to the
SHIRTS, rise that now PRE-
walls In all goodsI.
with view That the -,
deduction be made by
COLLARS, You 10 your patrons.
You will therefore af
once mark yoTr pre-
sent stock 10 accord
ETC,
in price To the one of
the goods sent. OF
course you will per-
ryTc ceiye tina, 1t Is our
desire 10 turn these
goods Into money.
aud sill use every cf-
fort 10 facilitate our
wish.
Yours respectfully.
HERE. A. SANS y w.
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SNOW. AND AFTER THAT A WINDY Day
At O'Clock yesterday msrning the ther-
mometcT indicated $50. About half-past s
snow fell for ten minutes. A high north
westerly wind which followed set the gray
iSh dust OF the macadcmized streets in mo-
tinn, and swept the snow out OF sight.
1t was Il dlsagrecablc day throughout.
The wind was cold and sharp. 1t never
Stoppcd IL. all. but at times attained the ma
ie>ty OF gale; then sank into moderate
winterish gait. Signs and empty dry-soods
boxes on sidewalks had rough time OF it,
but not as rough aS the people whose buSl-
ness called them forth upon the streets,
where. between binding grit and the cold,
Tie comforts OF home were duly thought OF.
Ii was also 4 day famous for smoking
chmneys. Many good housewives had
their sweet tempers ruffled and clean looms
Soiled by yisitalions OF smoke and SCOT,
particularly where there were open CRATES
and btuminouS coal in use.
Winter weather was long coming, but
judging from yesterdays demonstrations 1t
will make up for time lost.
When the wind was at its hei@Elt the
waves on the basin and upon the river were
of extraordinary size.
TeIegraph;c communication with many
portions Of the State was interrupted by
brr;kagc of lines caused by falling limbs
and uprootcd trees, it is supposed.
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VI EETEYssSs

MEETEYssS.
IlDQRS. COMMASDEgF OF Sr.ANDRLw, No. 13, !.
RICHMOND, November 81. 1879.
ORDER No. 2f.-S4R ENGHTs: <t
~ Attend Il stated aSSC Inbly Of the Com ~
mandrry 1T the Asylum. In 81. Alhan's ~
Hall. in the city of Richmond, on FRI + Y
DAY tFENIEG the 2lsi dav OF Sorem-/
ber 1879. at 7ik O'Clock. in citizens dress. The
members OF Richmond COmmanGcry, No. 2. and
all WISHING knights, are courtcously invited 10 AZ
Tend. BY order of t"c e.
JNO. +. LACGHTOE. JR.,
CapainGcncrat.
Attest: FRANK D. STEGER, Recorder.
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f'GD UK.

DUNLOP & tdcCASCE FLaER.
The attention o. dealers and ceusunsrs Is calcds
TO the
SUPERIOR. MERITS OF oUIsFLOUR-
DUNLOP DECklsrICATED PATENT FAMILY
MccA&.E DECORTICAT Ed NEW
.a0CEsS FAMILY.
NcCaSCE. lECOETiCATED ,SEW.PROCG:SS
EXTRA.
These b-audstyp been hanGs 81 %th cntirns asls-~
f,c,inu hv i.s,Y OF the most ,iSlnnuent WnokHalas
dealers i'm no riiy. and cIn 1e conltn"u aeG "il.
ucrfrct YfG9,ce 10 the trace for Their h!sh aue.
uniform Ipl'uy. ,, t,,, e,-
The ca..y,ing grocerS are saT supple -oS.th QUIZ
Flour aud in position Ia IE4': the vans ol cpi--
.;i,nc., 9r-any quantity II. ~ the most la.orao'S
terms 80, -,, CO., .,roa,
r n. E!.g.ETT. 5I3 eat Aers!lali street;
CEUkttE 4. l!UNDLL Z. 32 = east 't.'td srHy..
NC DhNDR; .lGE & &n. ST. east fro,s' s>tdS'.
RICHARDSON K ia. ;A* .ast Br No si:tEt'.
EiWfSTIAE ( WINE. Sli east a.isn strtr.
,tr -, leI. AIR & co, t69 east say strSGs.
nABNFY BROTIIEs$, '33 east Man street,
: TIrMaN'S son, 1870 east AaiE Sreta
J. r. tUOKE. 2l9 ;xsl Main street. ~ II