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Estes House

DhIMM'S SPRINGS situated twenty miles
i west of Columbia, in Hickman county, TenR.,
and ten miles from Bon Aqua, and Will be open TO
the public June 10th. We have built many new
rooms and improved others to considerable extent,
so that We are much better able to accommodate the
public than heretofore. daily hack will run from
Columbia to Bon Aqua, via Primm's. For further
information, see EmbTy d Fresson, Columbia, Tenn
eN- Board, 81 per day. ID. ]. ESTES CONS.
EENWICK HALL, SHS brook Point ct.
IL Beautifully located on Long Island Sound. at
the mouth OF the Connecticut river Easy of access
from New YORK 1y boat or cars. All the attractions
OF hssSclass watering pace rooms large, Well ven,
nsAted, and lighted with gas throughout MIX and
cream from COWS kept upon the place. For further
Information and circulars please address Hotel
aerkeley Boston, Mass. until June 10Th. Open June
25th. Prices unusually low. Z. STAN TON, Prop'r.
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BARRELSl
HeaIth Order. 40. O.

C1AsH PAID FOR EMPTY FLOUR AND MEAL
u Barrels MILF B. DENIE,
ia Monroe street.
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wEArHEa OBSERVATIONS.
war DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE. o. 8. ARMY,
WEDNESDAY, June iS. 1879. 10 OS pm.
STARTLING SENSATION

At Nashville Yesterday-The People Of
Our Usually Quiet Capital Surprised
Beyond All Expression The
Judge Of the Davidson
County Court and
Four County
Officials
Indicted by the Grand Jury for Misap-
preparation OF Public Funds, One OF
Them, w. A. knight, County
Trustee, Having Converted
to His eva Use
$4,000.
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A DUEL IN PROSPECT.

Lamar and COnkIing DenOunce Zach
Other In Unmeasured Terms During
the Discussion Of the Army APP
preparation Bill In the Sem
ate -"Liar, Coward
and Blaekguard,"
The Choicest Terms Employed to Express
their Contempt for Each Othsr-A
Day and Night Of Filibustering
on the Bnl-The House
Works OF a Few
Bills.
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New York Board.

2S $ S alfE Js &c @
viii lind the location central and easy of access from
all points. MRS. BULKLEY, formerly OF Memphis.
Notice to Creditors.
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wEArmER INDICATIONS.

WAR DEPARTMEHT, OFFICE CH SIe oBsICKR.
WASHINGTON. June 10, l am. !
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley north
east to southeast leinds, falling barometer,
slightly GARNER and partly cloudy weather.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Panama EeV0iStIOn Ended.
NEW YoRK, June IS.-News has been re-
,eived from Panama that tbs feyolutioA
ended Sunday
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The French Government will Insist
On the OeposilL0n Of The. Rhed1Ye.

LONDoN, June ia dlsPatch>, from
Alexandra reports that, according to intslli-
s,,.nca received there from Cairo. the French
consul-general will proceed, In full uniform,
TO the palace to-day to announce that the
Wrench government has decided to insist
nnnn the dannsition of the khediVe.
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trench nent, to which was referred the me-
mortal of J. B. Green and others, of Rhode
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3 Na,rr RasIroad.

The srabgde,d toRioy Repa6sso Is not
upor our sxchange-list, and we therefore
had nsy ss seen its article in reference 70 2
new oiltoad connecting with the Cn t''
peak, sud Ohio a. Huntington until 1t was
rep. .odused in the Gordonsyi'le sase'fe'
III ont article says that in twenty daysspr1ng-
r .eA will have q railroad completed 80 Jack
son Courthouse. Ohio, 100 miles TOWARDS
,tsdewater, aud its managers iniead 10 pusn
la to a town opposite Hnntipgton. Inc
.rt,e,e ooes ON 70 show how this scheme
will result in grand railroad ex'eha'Ds
frora Norfolk to Chicago.
| We are glad to chronicle every movement
looking TO reai western connection LOT
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad: A. pre-
sent. though grand railroad, it IS notnlns
TO what It will be when it is bnispeo.
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The Pacific states In 1850.

80 From the san Francisco Call ..s
The Pacific States can withhold twelve
electoral votes from any ticket which is not
solemnIy and specifically pledgedto restrict
Chinese immigration, as demanded by The
only people in the Union who have had
practical experience OF the effect OF Chinese
competition on our laborin2 class and on
business generally. On this point the people
on this coast should present united front.
There is no other quo s.ion that compares
with this in the magnitude Of the interests
involved. 1t makes comparatively little
difference to us how the currency question
is standardization we have $100,000,00O OF
Government notes in circulation or the
same amount Of nationaI-bank notes. But
limit must be placed on Chinese immisra-
ton or we shall have trouble in the near
future. The people OF this coasta neither
going to submit to competition with Chi
nese coolies. nor are we going to give up
this magnificent State TO that race. We
shall make q way out OF the trouble,
and before long we shall have the
working classes OF the East with US. Our
present policy is to protect ourselves as far
as possible by local legislation, and cncour-
age the transit of our unwelcomc visitors to
eastern cities. We know how public scntl-
mcnt changed in the State when The Chinese
appeared IN numbers, and we can count on
q like result in the East. Meantime. il there
is no national party blessed with sufficient
foresight to make Chinese immigration an
issue, this coast can give twelve votes to
some party that Will.
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~GO TO JULIUS MEYERS,
COS BROAD STREET.
FOR
HANDSOME, USEFUL, AND SUBSTANTIAL
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

FOR THE LADIES:
An elegant line OF LACE and SILK TIES in en-
1irely new style;
LACE Fl HUES in endless variety:
SILK and LACE HANnKERCIIlEFS:
IN FANCY BnXES:
COLLARS and CUFFS IN FANCY BOXES
PERFUMERY IN FANCY BOXES;
REAL JApANESE LACQUER GLoVE'SoAEs
Ell E * An mt ANCY-EMBROlDERED HOSIERY
KID GLOVES ami GAU sTLETS:
SIX. BUTTON WHITE and OPERA hlD GLOVES
LEATnEK sATCHELs, PURSES, and POCKET
CL0HKs and nOLMANs;
LADIES FURS closing out at less than cost.
FOR TUE CHILDkEN:
MISSES KID GLOVES:
WOESTED, CLOTH, and THREAD GLOVES;
BOYS BUCK GAUNTLET GLOVES:
CUFFS and COLLARS;
SILK and LINEN HASDkERCHIEFS.
pLAIN and FANCY HOSIERY:
CIIILDREE'S FURS at less illan cost price.
FOR GENTLEMEN:
LINED and UELINED PLAIN and FUR-TOP
DOG. SKIN GLOVES:
KID. THREAD. and CLOTH GLOVES;
BUCK GAITNTLETS and GLOVES:
PLAIN. HENsTITCHED. and CDLORED-BoR-
DERED SILK HANDKERCHlEFS:
Ten roZcn JUVENILESCARFS M SOC. worth soc.
Handsome lIne OF TIES and BOWS;
PAIN and FANCY HOSIERY:
and lots Of other articles that are handsome useful
and substantialat JULIUS MEYERS,
de 10 G03 Broad street.
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In 1860 the Wings were in hard lines.
They went over to Baltimore and held their
convention, and nominated John Bell, OF
Tennessee. On the return from the conyen-
ton OF Senator X. he took 4 seat by Sew
ard, who asked, "What did you do over
there?" "Oh, we nominated John Bell"
was his reply. "John Bell" said Seward,
doubtngly, "John BelI!" eyes, yes,
Bell OF Tennessee" was the reassuring re-
spouse. "Why didn't you nominate Henry
CIay?" querled Seward. "Clay! !" ex-
claimed Senator X, "why, Clay has been
dead half dozen years." eyes, replied
Seward gravely, land Bell has been dead
twenty"
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The Liauor-DcaIers' Association.

From Richmond letter in the Petersburg Appeal
1t seems to he understood that il the Re-
adiusters agree as a party TO repeal the Moi
fett law it will be with some sort Of under
standing that the liQuor-men will be true to
the interests OF that party in future, and in
the approaching congressional contest lend
their moral influence for tue election Of the
Rcadiusler nominees for Congress. And it
is rumorcd that proposition OF this kind
is TO be submitted to the convention which
is to assemble here after the Legislature
meets. Most o: the lquor-men here are in
full sympathy with new party, and some OF
them have been conspicuousIy prominent
in their aid since the election. 90.
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DEATHS.

Died. December rs, 1879. Of pneumonia. IDA
". youngest daughter of rbeodorck and Martha a.
Nunnay; aged three months and twenty days.
The funeral viii take place at O'Clock TO-DAY
from her fathers residence, corner OF Holly and
Cherry streets Friends Of the family are invited TO
attend.
Died, on the 25th OF December, at her grand
daughter OF Allan B. and NJ. E. AppersoD.
services at Hollywood at liz A. II. TO-DAY.
Friends are invited 10 attend.
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ABBOTT THE SIZE OF IT.-tCincinnati Ga
zette, Republican. THE Republicans OF
the W est are almosta unit against currency
tinkeriug. The Presidents recommends
tion in regard to the greenbacks is over
wbeImingly disapproved. The President,
no doubt, thinks he is right; but those who
make up the party think otherwise, and the
latter is sure to have its way. There is no
leader in the party greater than the party
itself, and no individual opinion so trust
worthy as the aggregate opinion Of the
Deoplc
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IbR0SPOAIS

IFricE or i!TT ESGiStEA.
R,cuNoSp Va DscealbcG ~. 1879.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROfoSALS via
: he received n, this "ilicr until ,,,p II
WEDNESDAY, December o. A. s'"S ui,lr
for furnishing the cry uul's ana h'sHes W."
- 49, FED. rDyENBER &c,
-. 81 .s.. And ala, with STRAW,
r. ~ hree months from 1T JarpiFs, lsdo.
TSe COMMITTEE OH sfrces re- rr'e" zee ,iSI, e,,
80, r., each article required 10 The lowest o'i''S
iherafor. - ~ .,,.h,sa hs apnlyfss
II this office. - 80 Frxtmcr.
dc Zi-ld N"'
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Asorrespondeuts n Fredericksburg send:
us a communication eu,ogikiog MIR. sr&ER
We knsw Mr.. Sg&As very, well, and dc mol
need any information as TO ;AG character OF
standing. Wear eoRadent, tEat he did sad
understand us as approving The Dakota pa
per,s, article denonneaug him. II we had
approved Ii, we should ASse rellsadaeed it.
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lust OPENED FOR TIE HOLIDAYS

THOMAS r. PRICE & co.
have just opened their second
GRAND SHOW.
SILK IIANDKERCHIEFS, newest styles. 35c. to
81 so: finest exhibition of Ladies and Gentle
mems EMBROIDERED HANDkEkCHlEFS.
RUSSIA GOODS. in Pocket-Books, GloTe-Cuses,
handkerchief Cases &c. w 1850. 49, IL,
Most complete line OF GkNTLEMES'S KID, CAS-
TOR, and FUR GLOVES.
FANCY ARTICLES in endless variety, such as
Flower Stands, Camp-kct:ies. Combination
Foxes, and otbcr novelties for the holidays
Largest assortment of HASDkERCtllEFS ever
within our walls. Call before the stock be
broken.
NOTICE! NOTICE!
Many DRESS GOODS IL so to 75c. that formerly
sold at fl Sc 10 Sl.75.
sDREsS GOODS Ut and below cost
T. X. PRICE & CO.,
dc 17.tdJal lI0l Main street.
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RAILROAD TICKET oFFiE..

DAILROAD TICKETS
uOUGfiT. SOLD. ASD Exc HANGED
pcpI.cED raTES TO All POM"
FRANK & CO.'S
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE
FORDS HOTEL,
KICaAuNp, VA.
Branch Of ,,,.- at.
aZI Krnadway. New York. W. -
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NE GRACE-STREEr p

NE .GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CRURr H.-Preachtng by the pastor, the
Rev. c. H. READ. Il. D., at IL O'Clock A. land .
quarter TO slP. NJ. The evening discourse will be
the fourth IN The series Of "RemarSabla Places,
Scenes. and Acors,' as presented III the Bible and
Will be The building or the Tower OF Babel.
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EAST Boz ND.

EAST BOUND.
Stall train arrives at Richmond daily
crpt sunday at......... .S'Io l. VI
Express train arrives al Richmond daily
Accommodate train arrives ~ Rich
mOnd daily except sunday af........... 900 A. Vi
Mixed train leaves StaIuiOn nj $40 \. W.
taking passengers AT GurdonSyilHr from tie Virginia
Midland traiT from Washington, and arrives at
Richmond n J:If l.. VI.
i counccfS win Virginia Midland train for
Lynchburg, Danylle, aud Atlanta Mississippi and
OHIO Railroad stations. ana will Virginia Mid
land train l"avin. at $40 l.. VI. f"' Washington.
Is connects win Virginia Midland train f"i
LynchbIrg and lanrIlr.
/ connects with Valley railroad accommodation
ti.,iy. leaving AT 1913 + NJ. for lIurrls0nrurg.
ID connects with Valley railroad train, leaving al
III! A. NJ. Cor Haro"rs Ferry.
T. connect win stages tOr Lexington.
+ connects with T.. B. ;. ana L. L. steamers iof
Portsmouth and Cincinnati.
G. connects with Scipto Valley railroad for Thu
Northwest
Ii connects with all lines div''rging to the "es,
Northwest and Southwest. ". NJ ;. DUNN,
Engineer aud superintendent
CONWAY x. HOWARD, General Passenger am
Ticker Agent. no "
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THG SosTH AMEFIc4s REyIfw j. Wehaye
received from the pub her, of 1Ls NORTH
american ik'ae.iese 9 bound YeInm sfss that
valuable Iopt n q or 6ls ast
Six Bonl ~ !3hE sAssAEs ssi ~ 4
This periodical seeks to provide reading
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u.s. reo,efourt Judeeahip.

FrycasTLg,, Va, December ~, 1879;
Editors Dispatch: In your issue VI ~
cember 2cth there appears the following:
RICHMOND, Va, December 49, 1871
Z" Robert r.. Mays, Esq. ''@f
4sDear sIr,-i am not in Richmond 10
prefer charges against you, as l nave none
50 prefer. Our professional reiations nave
been OF pleasant kind, and / nope Ehat
thev may continue SO. Very truly,
- 4 . "WALTsR n. JOHNSTON.
This letter was written at my request ior
nae bv me in removing misapprehensloh
NJ TO the object OF Mr.. Johnstons presence
in Richmond from the mind OF one OF ny
friends. The same morning, before my
election, and before the assembling OF inc
Legislature, Mr.. Johnston stated to me tha1
he was informed that it was probao'e otner
yses would be made OF the letter. He de'
mnnded its return on the ground that II
was intended only for the use above lndl-
Gated, and that it might lead to nisaDpTe-
hension as to his position about the. Judge.
shin. This demand was cheerfully aceeded
to, and thereupoD the following corresponds
ence was substituted, which, in Justice TO
Mr.. Johnston. now ask you TO publish:
RICHMOND, VA, December 10, 1879.
Walter N. Johnston, Esq.,: .a-.
| Dear Sir,-It is reported to me that you
are here to prove the charges preferred
aeafpst me. Do me the kindness to state
your portion in reference TO the iudgrshil
OF Botetourt, and the charges made agalns'
me. Very truly, ROBERT F. MAYS.
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DR.. CUssY WAS not the author Of khesar-
tiele which the tVhktg q few days ago attrl-
buted to him. The Whig snessea 81 it's
author, and we dit, not thinkas important
to set it Alright nno., the subject. But as
one OF the parties ydeaiires tns TO de 50, We
now make the. correction, though "a day
after the FEAST
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HOLIDAY GOODS! NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.

MALACIITE VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
DUNMURE ORNAMENTS, &C;
CRACKLE VASES, BOUQUET-ElOLDEES, 80.
IRIDISCE 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, an
TOILET-SETS;
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DINNER COFFEES,
HARLEQUIN EEA- and DESS ERT-SETS,
JAPANNED COAI-VASES and PLATE WARM
Frs.
The above are now open for inspection. No Idea
can he formed of the variety, so come and see.
f.. L. TAYLOR, l0ll Main street.
r. {. SUTToE, statesmen.
J. e.. SSELSOS.6 '~'' DC
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Iregret that in advance OF this substitu-
ton Mr.. Johnston's original letter had been,
without bis knowledge or consent, read IN
the caucus OF the Reddiusters, and that it
thus, without his knowledge or consent,
and after its withdrawal, found place. with
out accompanying explanation, in the pub
lie press. [ did not inform MIR. Johnston
that bis letter had been read in the caucus,
and am satisfied that lie knew nothing OF it
until the letter appeared in the papers of
the next day. knew that MIR. Johnston
was opposed to my election, and it was far
from my intention to place him, in false
position, and regret that the last letter had
not appeared In print instead OF the former.
-.f 49, ,..''. r, r, MAYS.
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ne FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
aser Twelfth and Broad streets]-Rev. J. B. HAw-
THoREE, d. D., ~tIl preach on SUNDAY al i A.
81. and X IN. All strangers welcomed to seats.
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I SEVENTR-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Preaching at II A. II. and 7:45P. II
by Rev. j. Z. TYLER.
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i nT MONUMENTAL CHURCH. = Di-
vine service al IL A. NJ and 3:30P. NJ By the Rev:
]. G. Armstrong. Byreduess, the sermon preached
Christmas day viii be repeated al morning service
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/. ne BROAD-STREET.. METHODIST
CHUhCH-SUSpAY,: December 2S.-Preaching by
Rev. w. G. STARR, pastor, at IL O'Clock 4. M
subject, Laying the Cornerstone" Al TX P. NJ
subject, Little sins.n Strangers receive cordial
welcome, - --t'e'
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B GRACE-STREET PTIST
CHURCH Corner OF Grace and Fousbee streetj.-
the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM Z. HATCHER, ID. d.,
win preach at II O'Clock Il. H. and at ~ O'Clock Z,
81. on SUNDAY. The sermon 1t night will be the
NTH In sories on '.Salome; or, The Woman Of
Pleasure ..
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% SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
teorner of Main and Sixth streets).-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD, D. d., Will preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. ID. and 1880 P. NJ. Subject at night: Parents
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Mt HOLIDAY GOODS
AT
HUTZLER BROTHERS., 525 BROAD STREET

THE MOST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY
LARGEST AND PRETTIEoT STOCK
IN THE CITY.
.GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY, warranted not 10
taruish Lace, SILK. and Chenille iichues; Nccs- and
Silk Rulings; Kid GLOW 5; Lac. Linen, Fancy, and
Silk Hant kerchiefs: Hosiery for ladies' gentlemen,
and Children: japanese Lacquer Ware: Belts and
Satchcs; Purses. with and without handles: Ladies'
and Genilemen's Fur-top Gloves: Fancy Ribbons
Tulin's and other Perfumery: Toilet waters: TOi-
let Soaps. &C.; and The largest stock OF Millinery
in The stale de q
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MARRIED..

Married In this city, at the residence of the bride
BY Ry. Il. &. ,ashIell, on the $50 instant. ROSE "
BAPTY TO GEORGE THACKRAH, OF Salt Lake
CITY. Utah.
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RICHMOND, VA. December 10, 1879.

Robert F. Mays, Esq:
Dear Sir,-ReferriDg TO your request OF
this date that state my position In fefer-
ence to the Botetourt iudgcship and the
| charges preferred against you, / have 10
say that have advocated, and do advocate
the reelection OF Judge Simmons. l have
no personal knowledge OF the charges pre-
ferred against YOU, nor am | here TO prove
the same. Very truly,
WALTER n. JOHNSTON.
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NE FIRST PRESB RAN
CHURCH.-Preaching by the pastor, Rev. T. l.
PRESTON. D. D., at / A. II. and at quarter before
ut night Strangers will receive n cordial well
come. ss-., .''Ts tt+sa ',.a,1a1s.. ts'.-s.5
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for The most iutelli gent naen Id tbe country.
ID. APPLETON & Co. me the publishers ;
ALLEN THoas oIKE REEFS The editor.
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WIKI. BE CLOSED.
RInHM0ED. FREDERICKSBURG
ayrn nftArnAk PAN pn1n

t<st ND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
OFFICE OF GENERAL FaEIGHTAGEST. g.,
fias;t RICHMOND. YA-s Dscem het Is. 1879. 40
STOPIGE. --Th FR EIGHE4DEPuTS; OF
IN this company viii be closed on CHRIsTMAs
and N.FW:YEARiS. DAY. .FRElGHI TRAINS
Tfff be ,SpeHded on De timber Is, E79 and Jau-
liatg LOIS So as1. CA: rAYL0R,. q
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pEpAxYtraf. sG sr,e.,v

A LIAM LINE ROYAL MAIL IS.
~ STEAMERS. y. y
Nal! ffor, Ea''lniorc. steamship liiti1~T.Er'
MONDAY. December 29th. at q " -''''N
Sail from Baltimore. steamship prr->i,~
WEDNESDAY. prct nh"r 3 ~. 81 . An '>''
Followed by other iirst-c iass .;rttushil,. . & .r.
Inc every MONDAY IL 9 A.N.aud every all, ..~,.,
WEDNESDAY i; 9 \. IL. '. '''.s
SUPERB CABIN ACCOMMODATES
Parties sending f"r their friends ctr ,.-.,,,..
prepaid tickets, aud will IUd this tn. ,,.., 500
ni.nt line. 49,
lmtCrm, da'c and Stc"rsrr DaSscrgcr, VIII r.r,...
the most economical ana "omiortar.t ro,s,
For outward ana prcpaii tickets. etc. i:.,,, D.,
800, y. W. t'AEEtE. Ag,li',
dc 27-eoJta SO east N,tn .,r
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norInAY GOODS. Z

HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS
- za-s,--, HOLIDAY GOf,Ds!a
- E.. B. SPENCE s son.
.-....-. i. = r.
HOLIDAY GOODS. s"'.
oyRCoATs. OvERCoATs,
oyERCOATs. OVERCOATS.
OyERCOATS. oVERCOATS,
= r. OyERCUATS, OvERCOATS,
s" r. DRESS SUITE,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS. TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS.
F. 3. SPENCE & SON.
E. r. SPENCE & son.
E. b. SPENCE { son.
F. SPENCE 4 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.
SEALsKIN GLOVES,
DRIVING AND WALKING GLOVES.
r. y. SPENCE & son
E. u. SPENCE & SON
f. Z. SPENCE & son
T. II. SPENCE s SON
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS.
MERINO USDERSHTRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
MEFINO UNDERSuIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDERSHlRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDERSHlRTS, ONE DOLLAR.
FANCY HALF-HOSE,
BROWN HALFHUSE,
WHITE HALF-IIOSE.
MERINO HALF-HOSE,
SCARLET HALF-HOSE.
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
FANCY SILK NECK WEAR
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
F. =. SPENCE & son,
Z. Il. SPENCE & son,
f. i. SPENCE ( son,
T. &. SPENCE & SON
FANCY SILK HANDkERC4flEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDEERCHTEFS,
FANCY SILK IANDKERCuIEFS,
GLOVES.
COLLARS,
NECK WEAR,
SUSPENDERS,
UMBRELLAS
WALKING-CANES,
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
HOSIERY,
CNDERSHIRTS,
MERIND SHIRTS,
SCARLET WOYE SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
OVERCOATS,
DRESS COATS.
BUSINESS COATS.
All Of the above for sale At the lowest prices
for the next twenty days al 1900 MAIN STREET
prior to our removal To 900 MAIN STREET.
del2 +. b. GPENCE & son.