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The New York GammerciQl Bulletin
makes the sspieAt suggestion thai The SIX
New England SHADES should be consolidated
Into two. How ~ proposes to ksIng il
about we 10 not Know. states have been
divided, aud nsae he Ia the future, hut no
State has ever consented TO give no its indi.
rjdual,ty NJ State. and there Is no way
al0der the Constitution TO do 1t aeatnst the
VAL Of its people 49, Boston AenGld.
'rDars state.righfs deeSsine. IL istreasen
w View England 10 pseaeh that doctrine.
TAeiA was no way under the CAns4itution
70 abolish slavery; yet II was abolished.
There Aas no way under the Constitse on
Tor fhe southern States 10 be deprived of
their representation In Congress; yet they
were deprived Of II. Virginia was disfrar-
cbised from 1885 iill 1870. There was no
way under tue Constitution to put q MILL
tasy Governor over any State, or by force
70 dlspefse stats Legislatures, or to tu,n
out Governors eSQ:ed by the reopIe; vet
81 thsse o'iiragss wsIe praclIced in The
seuihers States.
:, Wy iheb. should not the South and .be
"sst override The tsderel Constitution, OF
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State taxation OF national banks is dis
cussed by United States Controller Knox ia
his annual report. He holds hat the enOr-
nous State taxes which the banks and bank
Frs have paid for series OF wears and still
pay are as much as should be imposed upon
them, and particularly at a time when The
rates OF interest are being greatly reduced.
Were the entire Federal tax upon banks,
including the tax on checks, and also on
matches and on patent medicines, removed,
he says the revenue from the tax on spirits,
beer, and tobacco would alone be sufficient
10 meet the expenses of the Government and
reduce The public debt at the rate OF $780,
000, 900 annually.
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There Is a pretty general and &ide.s pread
determination on the part OF the people OF
Virginia to rtadjust the debt OF the State
on-some fair aad equitable terms, .".satls-
factory 10 the creditors and honorable to
the -State.o Tue sooner 1t is taken out of
politics the better for all interests. The
press and public speakers OF the State have
is.ready expressed themselves, and it is as
well understood to-day as 1t ever can be
that the ipeople are prepared for fair and
iu,t settlement Of tDei trout iesoxne .gues
ton, aud tue hour has arrived for tangible
shape 10 DE given to the mode OF settlement.
What is now needed is action. prompt and
decisive action. The issue Is to be decided
next fall one way or the other. and the
sooner some semi-official plan of battle is
promulgated the better eeS6urg MuTOr.
The sooner The better, say we. There is
no time TO spare. The election is only about
eleven months of. The Convention to nom
mate q candidate for Governor will be held
in say eight months from now. The ,unty
courts meet but.once a month, and tie dele
gates are appointed on these court-days. 1t
will take two months to appoint the dele
gales after The tirf county deputies hers.
Delegates, therefore, will be appointed say
six months hence. We must have some as
suranee that our scheme OF readiustment
will be acceptable 10 the creditors OF the
State living in England, or We shall go into
the canvass under great disadvantages. II
will take several lmonths for this negotia-
ton. Where, then, In the name OF reason,
Is there cay timeto spare? Shall We SHUT
our eyes 10 abe -siluation until 1t IS too late
TO do anything hut to go unprepared with
platform into campaign thereby foreor-
dained 10 sse disastrous ones No, let us
meet the question Ut once.
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A Card from the Secretary OF the
Southern Historical Society.
lfOr the Dispatch.J


As circumstances over which have had
no control have caused delay in the issue of
our monthly for October and November. II
is proper for me To announce that these
Nos. and tie December No. will be out
about the 18th OF December under one
cover, and will complete Volume VIII. OF
our series.
We shall begin our new volume with the
January No., determined 10 make our
PdperS more valuable and more interesting
than ever before.
During the past five years OF our pubica-
ton we have devoted our pages exclusively
to the great d" war between the States" but
in the future we propose. While still giving
large space to that important epoch, TO dis
cuss all questions bearing on the colonial,
revolutionary, and civil history OF The
SOuth-the war Of 1872, the NJ Xican war.
and the reconstruction period; in a
word, we propose TO make our Papers a
vehicle for eliciIing and preserving the true
history OF the south.
We res pectfuly solicit contributions to
our Papers bearing on any OF these depart
menis. and we ask that we may have all
over the South the active cooperation Of all
who are Interested in preserving the name
ara fame OF our southern people. We have
already accomplished Il grand work, but
much more remains 10 be done. Let our
people then unite with the Society, secure
seis OF our Papers tnow reacblnS eight
vOumeS). send material for publication and
for our archives. and give uS their influence
and help in The prosecution OF our work. We
are arrXlous 10 secure suitable cInvassers in
every community. Will not our bret en
OF the press generally add to the g eat Kind
ness we have received from them by copy
Ing and calling attention to this card:
J. WILLIAM JONFS.
Secretary Southern Historical Society.
richmond. Va, November 20, 1889.
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The goods were all purchased at the recent large
auction sales, and will be sold regard ess OF value.
Read the line Of good, we will display in our win
dows and ore The coming week.
AZ pieces C0LORE0 SILK BROCADEs soc. to
$3.50;
90 pieces COLORED sATINs, all the new shades;
"a pieces COLORED DRESS SILKS, Use. to $3.50 {;
Is pieces BLACK SATIN DE LYON, all prices;
10 pieces BLACK sATlNs, 75c. TO 81;
33 pieces BLACK eros. GRAIN SILKS, including
the best brands manufactured, coo. to s3;
A pieces BLACK BROCADE and FIGURED
SILKS, 81 10 $3.50;
22 pieces "a NOVELTIES, soc. to $50;
81 pieces "a ALLwOOL PLAIDS, 81 to az So
we are offerings the greatest bargains In these
goods
90 pieces COLORED CASHMERES, 25c. to 81.
We have an elegant lire of COkORED CORDS and
TAssELS, BUTTONS, RIBBONS and TRIM
MlNGS to match The goods.
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We publish this morning a 'ciler from
Senator SMITH on The rublic.debt question.
aud one from Car,aiu JONI $. Wiss telling
uhv be viii not ccn4est tho election Of his
successful competitor. They are both read
able letters; and both a ,sem will be read
We need hardly sdd tsst we endorse nci'
,he,: but icave Them both TO stand upon
their own merits. We think Captain WISE
will feel better otter be has been permitted
to seoid MS opponents; and that Senator
sMnN's letter will surprise some folks.
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Death Of Mr.. Madison Kiddleberger

TShcnandOah HtraT. 24ID ]
Mr.. Madison Riddleberger, father OF Cap
tam II. II. Ridnleberger, OF Tins place, died
at his home, in Eduburg, yesterday morn
ing. in The seventy->ecOnd year Of his age.
He was taken sick last Friday with a con.
oestive chill. Tbese chiIs succeeded each
other at Intervals. He survived the fifth
but few hours. He was highly esteemed
as citizen. He was Of kind and sociable
disposition, and his death will be deeply
lamenied by his many friends in this c0un-
~. For a number OF years he had been u
member Of the Baptist Church
lie will be buried to-day at . o'clock.
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Let lis get this debt question out OF poll
lies. Dcbt.Pay ers and Readiusters can bet.
Ter afioid TO come together on some plan Of
adjustment than to place Virginia in tho
hands OF the " faithful allies ID cOntin-
gency that threatens us all, and the con-
summation Of which would bring disaster
upon the State and anuihilate her credit and
honor Clarke Courier.
Greenbrier county, w. Va. has sold its
stock H. the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
for $4,000.
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CHRINTNAS SAFE.

THE LADIES OF THE GRACE.
i STREET PkE>RYTFRINN CuuRCH an
nounce that they VIII opn their CHRISTMAS
SALE on TUESDAY, November 2sth, al ~ 81,
st the lee ure-roon. corner Grace and Fourth
STREETS. ard continue through tue week.
Thrv offer beautiful AMI yari' assortment OF
FANCY GOODS. CHILDREN'S SUITS, APRONS,
&C.; TOYS. BUOks. aud DOLLS, suitable for
prestnts, with many her articles too numerous TO
mention.
CAKES of all kinds, JELLIES, FRUITS. and
CUNFEC1 IONERY. They viii furnish LUNCHES.
DIsNtRS, aud SUPP ERS, with all the deicacies
Of he season.
They invite their friends and the public 10 call and
see them b. fore purchasing FIR Christmas.
no gifts
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MARRIAGE :.

Married. at -. Pau's church, Ia This city, by Rev.
Charles MinngerOde. -. H., on November 25ih.
ELIZABETH GAY, daushler OF tfoid u. and Lucy
W. bentley. OF Richmond, TO Rev. FRANK j.
BROOKE. OF Phiiipp, West Va, formerly of RI h
mOnd. No cir.s.
Married. on November oath, 1T 81. Patricks
chur, n, by R,y. T j. Kelley, WILLIAM h. PUR-
CELL TO MARY A ,oniy daughter OF John Rankin.
ESQ.,; all Of Tiis cIty. Npcaids.
Baltimore IND aud Mount holly tN. J.) pap,rs
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Mt FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH (S,venth street between Grace and
Broadl -Rev. W. &. SCHAEFFER, pastor. Preach
ing at 1 A. Land p. NJ. In The afternoon at
o'clock the pastor VIII begin series or sermons on
the Book of Revelation. STRANGERS and visitors VIII
lnd cordial welcome. Seats free.
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char 90 n, and carry out The Ba'fesins
r.eas Your Mr. BourwxLL threatens fhat
tengsess will provide the southern states
wyth % republican form Of government.
why can't we help you New Ene'andefs TO
| = iik = blesSIugY
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IY- WE HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE
OF CARPETS from 25c. TO 81 25, when Will pay
to look at. Also, BLANKETS, CALICO QUILTS,
WHITE QUILTS, sHAWLS. SKIRTS, LACE
CURTAINS, CURrAlN-NETS, BED AND Pill
Low LACE, SiAMs, UNDERWEAR, &c.
As have large store, good light, plenty Of good
and polite clerks aud cheap good. we are able to
give our customers every advantage.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
5nl Broad street, corner Of Fifth street.
no 27-SU.W&Sa
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Ny- Ora CE-STRE EFT BAPTIST
CHURCH tcorner Grace and Foushee streets J.
Rev. JOHN VI. PILcHER will preach ut III O'Clock
A. NJ, and the pastor Rev. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER
d. d., AT bali. past oc'0cs p. N.
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Abbes, who has introduced slim sarah 10
the American Eublic. and Is coDsidered the
" bnsss MANAGER, Is an Ohio man. --Canct'e'
wof Commercial.
Why moi claim SARA herself!
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GENEROUS DONATION.-Judge Watkins,
ire ,surer OF Union Theological Seminary.
has received a check from Mr. Mccormick
(of leIping machine fame) for 1901
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900 Fsssff sfHfH ffHffFH fFfH 900 900
MOrRNi\G DktH~ GOODS


;...,.,. ,,'......'. ...... ..........,. .....
Is WITHOUT PARALLEL.
BLACK ALL.WOOL MONTE CLOTH a. 2lc. e
yard-the same SOLD last season al jOr. aud
opened the drst of tnis season AZ ior. yard;
44.ioch ALL-WODL CANEL's-HAIR at 60.
yard, valued at 81;
4S inch ALL-WOOL HUJACk CLO1H ~ fl22,
former piece price SIs5;
4s-inch DRAP DE- DEkKN a. Al 30, she agent.
price OF which ha, been 81 II;
40 inch GRAPE NOME ~ 65c., general Sllue 81
yard.
The above good, were purrhased at the recent
Lupin's closing SALE the attachment of Who's name
Is slwaysa sufficient guarantee for lhr purity and
wear OF he gOOus.
Among the above good, are also ~ piece, ot
BLACK CASIIMrRE> AZ from I'D 20 ZOc.
yaT. les htn regular value;
BLACK aud COLOhtD BROChDfD VELNiI~
in all their various Guaiiue, at great reduce
Also PLUSIIES far below market value:
We shall make special of ring OF BLACK SILKS.
SATIN DE Lyons, BROCADtD >A1lN>. ati
O'hcr SILK GOODS pIrch'-td 1tagr.al slc-i-
fee by our New YORK resident buycr h-tw -
BLACK SATIN at Csc ,yard. valued Al 81;
COLORED SILK at 45c, ytluc 75c.;
BLACK SATIN AT Sl.2J, value $3.50;
BLACK SATIN Or LNON a. Soc, value 80;
BROCADE SATIN At 7jc. Saiu. tl.25;
COLORED sURAH SILKS At 50c.. cost over 600
IL lnpnrt:
BLACK GRoS-GRAIN SILK IAN SIM at 40-,
value Use;
BLACK GKOS GRAIN SILKS In ylTiOu, Unequal
ties at Unprecedented prices;
Also, MONTE FURNITURE CEETONNf- AZ
l2%c., former price 2jc.;
34xZO inch ALL-LINtN HUCK TOWELS %
Sc, vaIueJ5 10 l63lc.;
2j dozen SIX-BUrTON OPERt ND GLOVE, ~
Doe, yaluetl
) piece, BRoCADED YELVErEEk At soc.
yard, value ! /.
We also offer some rare Bargains IN LADIES aif
MlSSkS' HOSE.
LADIES and CHILDREN'S Knit UNDER
WEAR;
Full 5soTtment OF
LADIES LIGHT SACQtt>,
Il>IfkS,
EoLMAN>,
CLOVIS.
and all the various other WRAP, As me, ap''.r.
[uo l3-Sa, "
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m. ppoAD-sTREEr METHODIST

CuURcH-suSDAY, November 20 h.-Pfeaenih1
at IL A. NJ. by Rev. r. N. sLEDD. y. H., pres'n'ns
elder OF the district. At 1880 r. n. by The pasIo,'
Rev. W. q. STARR, ID. D.--subect, Living win
Cod A cordial Invitation 10 all.
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MT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Msin and Sixth streetsl.-Rev. HENRY
ID. d., will preach on SUNDAY at III
A NJ and 7;3O Z. NJ.
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BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT

comprsea the best selected and cheapest line OF
goods 1t has ever been our pleasure 10 offer.
BLACK CASHMERES from l5c. 10 $3.50;
BLACK DRAP DErA from sI.2j to $3.50;
BLACK TAMI>E from soc. 10 Sl25
BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA from 81 to ~;
BLACK MONTE CLOTH from zoe. to 1928;
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH from 25c. 20 75c.;
BLACK MOHAIR ALPACA from use To 75c.;
BLACK SILK vELyETs from 81 to $40;
BLACK GRAPES from 81 to So;
BLACK GRAPES IN Remnant from 81 to So
these are extra cheap and best goods
BIZ ACK SILK PRINCES, PASSAMENTERIF,
FROGS, CLOAK-LOOP5, 1ASSELS, BEADS
ORNAMENTS, &C., very low.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor.

ner Twelfth aud Broad streets Rev. j. b. HAw'
THORNE, ID. d., viii preach on SUNDAY ~ IL n.
M.-subj-ct, "The Gospel In samaria '; ana az ~
r. M.-suij,ct, " Being Wise In Thine own Eyes -
All strangers welcome.
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MI. CENTENARY CHURCH (Graco
streetl.-Pr.acbing SUNDAY MoRsise ut IL A. NJ.
by Rev. W. @. STARR; at 7HP. NJ. by Rev. A. U.
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ng~ GRACE STREET PRESBYTE.
RAN CHUECH Rev. c. II. READ, -. d.. pastor.
Preaching at III O'Clock A. NJ. and 1880 Il. NJ.
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1C1- MONUMENTAL CHURCH REV.
j. &. ARMSTRONG. ID. D.. rec,orl.-Sunday school,
$50 A VI. Church-Morning service, IL A. NJ. {;
evening service. T.. VI.
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Mt FIRST PRES y L + L A n
T. l.. PRESTON, 4. d., pastor,
will preach at / / A. VI a ID = +. NJ.
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NQ" SECOND PRESBYTERlAN.-Dr.
HocE at IL A. Fourth lecture on &" Prophecy "
at L. VI.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH, AT O'CLOCK.
Her picture may be seen at J. II. Tyler & Co.'S.
Thi. cnsrmlng young lady, whose gifts, beauty,
and refinement render her grea; tsyorite wherever
she appears. will give one 81 her ELEGANT AND
DELIGHTFUL REGULATIONS rs above stated.
Miss BROWN excels in III de ineaton pf refined
humOr and tender psthos, whil" Shdksperifn Sc
leclions she i said I'D be unIiyal'ed. The Boston
TrdreLIer speaks OF Ter recias al Music Hall last
month thus 1.-THE scenes from Macbeth were equal
10 Charlotte Cushman In her paimest day, and her
Money Musk and TOO Late for The Train >
awakened the widest l1ughter and appliance
Her Efforts were applauded TO the echo she IL of
our own city. and la her private walk she Is
log. IL aud pure a. she l. gifted IN public"
Archie Dean" McCuilum's" Water MIL" Schil-
er's "siary Siufri." "Sim's Little Girl.n and - An
Old Maids Story are among her fine SECTIONS.
Miss Helen Potter. of New York, says: Her
iaept aud Beauty viii be appreciated wherever she
goes"
ADMISSION: single iickes. 80 cents; one re-
served seat IS cP0lS; two reserved seats 60
son, l.25 children under sixteen wears. % cents
all To he had at G. +. JOhnsion's. 9lS Main street.
General admission ticNes al the door For the
benefit of the Young Mems MI slOnary Society of
the Fast Baptist church. no 20 81
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NJ CLAY-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH (corner OF Clay aud Adams ttreeisL-
Preaching at IL A. NJ. by The pastor. Rev. a. 70:
BROWN, and at IN L. NJ. by the newly-appo'n'eo
Pre- ioing Elder Of this district, Rev. X. ". sLEpD'
d. d.. Seats free and cordial invitation TO all.
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rg- THE GREAT 1UsH STILL con
TISUEs at

H1- THE GREAT IUsH STILL CON.
TISUEs at
TBALBIMEg BROTHERS..
sol BRoAn STREET.,
where they have jnst opened
THE LARGEST. HANDsOMEsT, AND CHEAP
EsT LINE OF
PLAIN. and BROCADED SILKS,
sATINs. SATIN DE LYON, WOOL NOVELTIES,
NOME CLOTHS, CAsHMEREs,
vELvETs and vELvETEENs.
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Special NOTICES.
m' OUR MOTTO:

s1-OU MOTTO:
1.-THE BEsT GOODS Ar TIE Lnwv.
PRICES"
DRESS GOODS OF all grade, from the l,.,,....
tiles to the finest a: The lowest price,.
CLoAKs for ladies and children. ULsTEp.,
ladies and m'sses--or the latest style, a.,
lowest prices;
LADIES' REPP AND FLANNEL wR,ppv,.
just received;
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's MERIxoT\ny,
WEAR;
LADIES SCARLET MERINO VESTS.
GENTLEMEN's UNDERWEAR u every d,.,....
tion-all at the west prices;
tAc>iMfRfS, i hltOI, 81 I1INGS NE~TlNl.
COA1INGs, and GOODS 81 every grad. o..
RenleineE's wear-sl at the lowest cash ,,.,,..
GIMP. BUTTONS. Fri\.r
TAssELS, and sATlNs-in fact. cyer, discern.
ton OF TRIMMi>Gs-atthc loac.tpriee.
CARPETS. OIL.CLOTHs,
ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS.
NOTTINGHAM LACEs,
WINDOW CURTAINS.
BLANKETS, COMFORTAGLF>.
All at lowest prices.
We ask Of you call. LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 aud 1919 Main .t,.,t
Look out FOR our Chri tina, anuouncem,uf.
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MEETINGS..

RICHMOND. November %. 1880.
NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING
~ or THE SUBSCRIBERS TO The STOCK
OF THE RICH MOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY viii he held at the Off ce of William W.
Gor6On, over the Planters National Bank, IN The
city of Richmond. on The 9TH DAY OF DECtM-
Der. 1850, at JPN. join Is DAVIS,
r. NJ. LOGAN,
JOHN y. BRANCH,
REUBEN FOSTER.
no 24-td Commissioners.
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no 24-td
ATnriCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND Ale
GHANY RAlrROAD COMPANY wi ! be held ut
he compIuN'> oflice. Richmond, Va. on The FIRST
TUESDAY (beIng The 7th day. OF DECEMBER
NkXT.a IL O'Clock VI, for he purpose Of eject
lug Board Of Directors. To serv" Tor ore year. ad
the transaction Of any oiher BUSINESS that may be
brought before the meeting. T.. X. LELAND,
Secretary Of the Richmond ana Allegheny Rai'TO1d
Compauy. no 23-td
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We have also just rcceiy on consignment
900 LADIES ULSTERS. HLOAKS, DOLMANS,
AND JACKETS from e5 TO $50.
Don't fail to visit our place before purchasing as
we guarantee it and satisfaction
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RIcnMoND AND PETEAsbrRG RAMROAD 90 !

RICIIMOND AND PETERSBCRG RAILROAD Coz
TEEASUBER'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA. November 10. 1850.
NOTICE.-Th ANNUAL MEETING
" OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Of this company
will be held at The iiite Cf the COmDlny No. 1903
Nam street, on TUESDAY the SON instant, AZ ~
o'clocS NJ.
The bo, Ks Of trausf fer viii be closed from the 18th
instant until after The cav of meeting.
NJ. W. WARRINGTON.
no i It'd Treasurer.
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CNURT ORDERS.

COURT ORDERS.
VIRGiNlA-lN FuE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND On THE
26TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880:
Warner Moore .Piainiin,
. against
fbomas S'cors, n. T. PATE, and n. j. Echos. and
MT Psre, late merchants and par ners, trading
under the style aud hrm OF X. j. Echols = co.,
defendants,
IN DEBT.
The object of ibis suit TO recover Of The defend
ants The sum Of 1902. 81, with interest thereon
at the rate of per cenium per anr um from the
26th day OF June 1880 until paid, In favor OF the
plainlif
A nd affidavit having been made and aed that n.
J. Fchos, one OF SAID deieuJant, Is not resident
OF this state Is ordered thai he apDesr here with
In one mon h at er due publication OF this order.
aud do what Is necessary 10 protect his Interest In
this suit.
Acopy-reA'e; ALFRED sus,,n .,...
MEADE HAsKISs, q. no 3t.sslw
VlRGINIA--IN THE HANCERY
COURT OF TIVE CITY or RICHMOND, No
VENEER 4, 1880:
Rbydon n. Cali, administrator OF Sarah NJ. Ca
deeessed......'.... "..Piain,in
agiins,
Minerva !. wynus, ex'cuirix of Thomas u. wynne
IN CHANGEkr.
The object Of THU SHIT l. Ia recover OF said defend
ant the sum OF i've huufrei dollars. with lswf IN
iereSi thereon. at the rate OF six per cenlum per
aonum. rron The lst dsy OF April, 1862. uni pa d,
being money due from the said defendant a. exccu.
trix Of Thoinas II Wyune. deceased, 20 the pianufi
as administrator as Aforesaid.
And aiidavit having BEEN made aud nled that the
defendant Is not resiGcnt OF this state L. ordered
that che appear hire wi'bia one mouth afttK due
publication hereof aud do wat Is necessary topro-
tect her interest herein.
BENJAMIN u. KERRY. Clerk.
WILLIAM +. DEsAvssuRE,p.Q no 6-saaw
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20 pieces of those splendid sACKINGS AND
ULSTER CLOTHS from 81 to IS ju.t received.
which we Will be pleased TO show TO our friends
and cu,tome.s. Also, an elegant line Of BUT
TONS to match the goods. Remember The place.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol Broad street, conner FIFTH street.
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A L. FOX X son,
Successors TO BREEDEN 4 FoA'
500 BROAD SrREEr.

Oar buyer has just returned nom Nep ~,
vfe1e 0Wtn3 10 lbt late fss ~ the stA'V"' "'
ssSk1<t 20 pnscase some biz drsesin
DRESS GOODS.
A n,,I assortment OF COLORLD SILKS snd SAL
SATIN DE LYONS. IN black aud colors ,,..si
BLACK aud COLURED BROCADfp Film
FIkNNfL sUITiNGS In dark -6lues. S''"'
grsys. browns, black, garnet. aud wlns - nd
LIGHT tLOAkiNG, CLOAh>' CLei'"F'
pOLMAN>; .
NOVELTIES IN SECK.Wt AR npEN's
A besu,iftl line tf LADIES and ShiID
FANCY HOSE: ,cs~TI tNFN's
UNDEkW EAR.
Our stock Is now ompleie In ever n,f,lly So
ara with uu, nrpassed ~ 'ihut,, ~ NIB
n ns" 81 rom our frrnd custoDlsr snd ts
nc yeaeraliy. no S" re'1, ~ -;
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complete iiDe 81
DRESS GOODS,
including MONTE q OTHs, pLhDS. SAyiN,>
NJ ATtLASSt. BR' GN'f~ ~ NM. 80
INGS, VELVETS. aud MOUR .lNG ! Aht, :.
ALTO. an unusually iargr stock - WIFI hvt'
aud ; = 4 l. l. =. such as tNiNGtN; 10y
.sHA W LIS, BLANhki>, AMI JNptb f|NN
NILS. .,....
Ladies NFCKWFAR, laiif,' and GtStieN'''
UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY. ,.
Notions and novelties 10 Il VI ''-'
EDGINGS. aud INSERTING. special ..,,.
PASS AMtN1ERiE TRIMNl\1r' ~ i'''
and CLOA h-OkNAhkNT~ In great variety
Oc 20
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DRY GOODS.

OOc EAST BROAD!
sC6 last BROAD