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An Important Decision.

We have not vet seen the full opinion OF
the Supreme Court Of the United States in
the case OF Minor Merriwether. receiver,
&C.. of the city OF Memphis, ct al, appel
lants, Us. Robert Garrett a. Sons, ct al. ap-
peal from the Circuit COult OF the United
States for the Western District of Tennes-
see; but we have seen what we take TO be
q correct synopsis OF it.
1t may be stated in few words that this
was case involving the power OF the
courts to have taxes levied and collected
and distrained for, and the money paid
over to the creditors-all by officials APP
pointed by the court. The Supreme Court
OF the United States denies all those pow
ers to the courts. 1t qualities its decision
only so far as to say that the receiver APP
pointed by court. Gas well as any other
agent OF the State for the collection, can be
compelled by appropriate judicial orders to
proceed to the collection OF such taxes by
the sale OF property. or by suit, or In any
other way authorized by law, and to apply
the proceeds upon the judgments"
This decision is supposed to cover any
case that could go up from Virginia. II a
city cannot be compelled to pay its debts,
much less can State, is the inference; but
the qualifying words indicate that the State
officials would be compelled TO receive the
coupons which Virginia has contracted to
receive for taxes. The Virginia ease ar
gued in the Supreme Court last week will
soon be decided, and then we may possibly
know where Virginia stand.
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Tennessee United States Senator.


A Nashville corresDondent OF the Louis
vile Courier Journal writes as follows IN
regard to the senatorial situation In Tennes-
see:
"Tbe way matters now stand Is this
The Republicans have AZ members OF the
Legislature; Democrats, 26; L0w-tax Dem
ocrals, 25; Greenbacsers, and contested,
I-mak,pg total OF 100. The Republicans.
with their AZ members, and possibly 49,.
have at least four different plans OF action
omen 10 them, either OF which Will result IN
the election OF O senator from their party.
In the lower house the Republicans have
majority; consequently 1t will be controlled
BY them. According to the laws OF Ten
nessee, VI the House refuses TO 90 into an
election for senator the Governor VIII have
10 ill the Office by appointment"
First. The law Of Tennessee has nothing
to do with it. Read the Constitution OF the
United States. which says:
eli vacancies happen by resignation or
otherwise during the recess OF the Leglsla.
ture OF any State the Executive thereof
may make temporary appointments untl'
the next meeting Of The Legislature, which
shall then ill such vacancies"
So the Executive has no power to appoint
senator TO bill any vacancy not happening
during the recess OF the Legislature. There
will be no vacancy until after the An OF
March next. Consequently the Governor
OF Tennessee can appoint no senator before
that day. But
Secondly. The act of Congress on the
subject 10 express terms provides that "the
Legislature OF each State which is chosen
next preceding TIE expiration OF the time
for which any seDaior was elected 10 repre-
sent such State in Congress shall, on the
second Tuesday after the meeting and or
ganization thereof, proceed to elect sena-
tor in Congress"
The act then goes on TO provide the man.
ner OF election. The vote shall be taken 10
each House; and on the next day the two
houses soaIl meet In joint assembly, &c.
Is 1t likely that the House will refuse to
obey the law Of the United States? Hardly.
And IL 1t should so refuse. the Governor
will have no power to appoint senator.
The Democrats have no reason to fear that
q Republican will be sent to the United
States Senate from Tennessee by the Gov
ernor OF that State.
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Iwarren sen,ineLJ

Our Oldest inbabiiant " has no recoIIec.
ton Of deeper snow 10 this section Front
Ruyall than that which fell here Monoay
and Tuesday. One OF our citizens reports
its depth early Tuesday morning ut 36s
inches, anoihe at 90, another at 30. ana an.
other at 80 inches. The Colored METHODIST
church IN process OF erection here, ana un-
der roof, was crushed 10 tue earth ana the
timbers badly broken; and the iron awning
IN front OF +. II. Hofimsh's store gave way
beneath the weight Of snow upon II. Otner
accidents were prevented by the owners
throwing the snow from their roofs. Tue
Unprecedented fall cf snow put an almost
efiectusl embargo upon business and travel
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THE MAuoSg PRoaRAMM..--"The Read
susters advocate aud defend free suffrage as
the right prcservstive Of oil rights, which
can only be qualified TO the recognition OF
manhood, without regard 30 race, color, or
previous condition Of servitude; and any
further restriction Is not mcrefyan inyrdc.
ton Of piigksed. faith tet,reen mon and mar.
section and section, State ond State. people
and government, bat an inodsloa OF he
Fundamental iap Of se.f preservation ,ohsch
,usflv RENTS all affected by u 70 tier re-
served and fnaiienabie right Of REVOLT.
TON, and as JUSTLY EXPOSES we
Govwnmsat guilty Of the iarasion 70 az me
sriis and dangers Of DIsAFFECTlONs'
DISsENSION, RIOT, and REVoLr."-
Richmond Wig.
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Christmas.

We tender to all OF our readers the con-
era,u,ations Of the season. We have no.
thing new to offer on the subject OF Christ
mas. Nevertheless, 1t cannot be amiss 10
remind those who are blessed with large
store OF this worlds goods that there are
many persons even IN this small city VINO
have none OF those luxuries or even heces-
sariss Of life which others are this morning
distributing aud receiving with 80 much
real enjoyment. We venture 10 pred'c'
that he who makes happy CHRISTMAS
hearth where none would have been but
for his iiberality viii be the happiest man
In the city.
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A CALL DECLINED BY PRESBYTERIAN CLER.
GYMAN--A TREAT FOR TIE MUTEs AND
BLIND PUPILs-CUTTING AFFRAY-CATTLE
sMOTHERED TO DEATH, &C.
(Correspondence of the Richmond Disp a'ch.l
DECEMBER "a. 1880.
Rev. DR.. G. b. Stricken, Of Thinking
Spring church, in Augusta, whose call TO
the Stuart Robinson church, in Louisville.
Ky., was mentioned 10 this correspondence
several weeks ago, has declined the call. He
announced to his congregation last Sunday
morning after the sermon that after mature
and careful deliberation he lad arrived at
the conclusion that il was bis duty so to do.
HIS congregation were delighted ut the
announcement. which qualification will be
shared by large circle OF friends and
admirers throughout his Presbytery and
Synod.
The fine farm known as the cashier Ho-
man" farm, about four miles from StauD-
ton and owned by Mr. Waiter 5. Guerney,
has been bought by Mr.. Robert 5. Harms
berger, OF this county, for Sl4,400.
One night last week a 'ack OF straw fell
| in on twelve head OF cattle belonging to Mr..
L.. STAGE, Of South River. After great deal
of labor the straw was removed, but three
large cattle were dead from sufiocaiion.
The largest porker reported IN this Sec
ton is one Just killed by the steward Of the
Western Lunatic Asylum. 1t weighed I2S
pounds.
The pupils at the Institution OF the Deaf.
Dumb, and Blind aIe to have Christmas
treat Tonight in the way OF large Christ
mas.tree, which will contain many useful
| presents for this large family OF more than
a hundred children.
A cutting affiay, which threatened at one
| time To result seriously, occurred on The
mail tram yesterday Just as IL reached
| stauuton from the west. A party OF noisy
and unruiy negro men were on board. on
their way 10 Louisa. They got INTO an
alteration with Mir. Frank Lustbaugb,
OF this place, and one OF them Knocked
| hin down. Mr.. c. &. SDead interfered to
separate the parties, when one Of the ne
groes gave him a terrible cut iE the mouth
and side OF his face. The negroes then
| tried TO escape, running from the cars and
hiding among the houses and In the mail
car; but three OF them-Algern0n Pleas
ants, of StauntOn; Oscar Wimbush, OF
| Lynchburg; aud Henry Thomson. OF
LOUISE were arrested and lodged In 1ail.
The railroad. men at the depot were much
| incensed with the negroes. and could, with
difficulty, he restained by the police from
taking their punishment Ia their own
hands. they were tried before Justice
Ksyser this morning. and Wimbush and
Peasants sent on TO the grand Jury, bail
being refused. Thomson was discharged.
A fresh-meat house OF Staunton IL filling
orders from South Carolina for pork ADD
from North Carolina for fresh beef and
pork. This looks like Virginia could catch
share OF The southern trade which now
g0e> TO western markets.
Mr. A. 0. Bunnell, editor Of the Dansyillc
IN. ~ advertiser, will be here this after.
noop 10 present The Holchk;ss stocking TO
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The Mails.
eminent.

We are glad 10 learn that letter has been
received 10 Farmviile from superintendent
Bailey. Of the Railway Mail Service, In re-
ference TO recent delays and irregularities
10 the delivery OF mail matter here. Our
mails are sent from Richmond by A. ID.
freight train to Petersburg. The irreg ularity
occurred on this train. Mr.. Bailey, who Ia
good officer, has directed that the mails be
now brought 90 the Richmond and Danvl'se
ESQ A. N. train to Burkeyiile. and that
separate pouch be made npin Richmond iof
the FarmvilIe once. We shall proDao'y
have no delays hereafter. 1t further hoped
that schedule can be arranged at no dis'
tsnt day for the delivery Of mails Ia Fan m
viI)e Ut much carrier hour.
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The Dispatch evidently exults in the de.
cisions of tue Supreme Court OF the United
States which seem TO make the States sub
ordinate IN every respect to Federal rule
Wig.
son the contrary, quite the reverse"
When you find your illegal means OF re.
sistance to illegal proceedings" and op.
pose those VINO would SNAKE the States
subordinate 10 every respect to Federal
rule" you are teaching the doctrine that
we have always taught not only in respect
TO Federal supervision Of State elections,
but 10 respect TO Federal supervision OF all
otner State matters moi clearly within the
constitutional control Of the Federal Gov.
arnmeni
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NJ GREAT ATTRACTION
d.. &c. MITTELDORFER'S.
527 BROAD STREET,
CHRISTINA PRES Z y T ,.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
NJ GREAT ATTRACTION

Will open on MONDAY large stock Of
DOLLS. SHELL BOXES. SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS, FANCY BOXES, PERFUMFRf,
SOAPS, HOSIERY of all Kinds, GLOVES,
WORSTED HOODS, SACQUES, SCARFs,
sHAWLS. BALMORALs. UNDERSTANDS,
RIBBONS, LACES. JEWELRY, LACE and
SILK-TIEs, RUFFLINGS, CARDIGAN JACK
ETS, all Of which we offer at very low prices.
Our store will be closed on Chrsim1s-eve at
o'clock. Would advise all to make their purchases
early. Store will be kept open every night during
the week until o'clock TO accommodate the trade.
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
Another fresh supply of those extraordinary bar
gains 10 he opened on MONDAY. CARPETS
at tic. worth 25c; RUGS aud FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS very cheap;
CLOAKs, DOLMANs, and CLOAKING at and be-
low cost To close;
BLACK CASHMERES from auction;
DRtSs-GOOLS of all kinds at aud below cost;
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at 60c. worth 81;
UNDERWEAR for LADIES, CHILDREN, and
GENTLEMEN;
BLANKETS, COMFORTABLES.
LAP.ROBES, HORSE-BLANKETS,
CANTON CASSIMERES,
KERsEYS. TWEEDS;
FLANNELS in all cOlors, plain and twilled;
VEILINGS IN all colors;
TOWELS, NAPKINS. TABLE.DAMASK;
NOTTINGHAM LACES, SHETLAND SHAWLS;
CO8sETS at all prices.
Call early for bargains at
-. & L. MITTELDORfER'S,
de 1o.su.W SSatJal5 527 Broad street.
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DEATHS.

Entered INTO rest d cember 24Ih, MIS-. MARY
ANN ALLEN. relict Of Joseph Allen, IN The seven
ty fifth year of her age.
Friend, and acqusintances are invited to attend
her fnnera at The Monumental cburcn next Sun
DAY AFTERNOON at $3.50 O'Clock.
Died at The idence of his parents 92s BROOK av'
enue. on the 23d instanl. EDWARD WARREN,
only son OF r.. W. and Z. W. Powell aged ten
months. .
The funeral will take place on SATURDAY the
18TH instant. at 81. Mark's Episcopal church. al
ha f-pasi 3 O'Clock. The friends of the family are
respectfuily invited TO attend.
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Major n. II. Hotcbkiss. A party Of ir'ends
ara invited to that gentleman's house 20,
night. The present will be rich one ana
The occasion no doubt very pleasant:
The Christmas present Of coal to the poor
M s;auutou which was mentioned yes'er'
day has been already distributed to seventy, !,
one families, and there Is another CARLOAD
10 be given otlt. ..r,
II showed here last night. adding aoou1
two inches to the depth already on tue
ground. Now clearing up. fESS'
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GOOns FOR CHRISTMAS

ELEGANT GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS
IA GIFTS.-We are now receiving a large seec.
ton OF choice BOOKS, In elegant bindings; pretty
PICTURES, PORTABLE WRIrING-DESkS,
PORTFOLIO>. CARD CASES. POCkET-BOOkS
and WALLETS. LADIES WORK BOXES, BACK
CANNON BOARDS, CHECKERS. tlHEss-MEN,
nOMINOs, PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOGkAPH-
Albums; CHRISTMAS CARDS la endless ysrie
novelties IN INKsTANDs, GOLD PENCILS,
PENS. and CASES. FASHIONABLE STATION
ERf q speciality. The most extensive and The most
beautiful Stock OF Bibles. PRAYER-B00ks, and
HYMNALs we have ever tffvred. Judgment aud
deS " WOOpHOUSE 4 PARHAM.
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MA RRIAGE 4.

Married, in this citv. on Thursda,, December y
1850. by Rev. j. II. Hutson, BENJAMIN h. CoU'
SINS 10 Miss SUSIE 4. BU-SEL.
Married. December 20, 1880. at the brides resi-
depcr IN Henrico county, bv Rev. Edmund tiarrl.
son. Mr. LUCIEN W.PHlLLlPS 10 Miss MARY
j. FRANCIS.
Married, on the 9th Of December. az Itimly
Methodist church. by The Rev W. r.. Judkins. Mr.
ii, II. HERBERT TO Miss MARIA A. FREEMA "
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wHO! FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE
HOLIDAYS.
THALHIMEK BROTHERS,.
sol BROAD STREET. CORNER FIFTH STREET,
are headquarters for bargains in

sol BROAD STREET. CORNER FIFTH STREET,
are headquarters for bargains in
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GOODS.
Read our advertisement AMI give us a call next
week.
l62 dozen LADIES SILK MUFFLERS at 25c.
worth b0r.; 30 dozen LADIES' SILK NIUE
FIJI. at soc. worth S5c 9S dozen la DIES
SILK MUtFLEkS at 75c. worth 1925; ia
dozen LADlE>' SILK MUFFLfRs at worth
sH q and aS1n h1 worh ~ az DOZEN
DIES SILK MUFFLERS al 81. $3.50, and -.
As tins Is an extra hne Of SIX Handkerchiefs
Just received. you will find elegant STYLES and
1925 dozen SILK. Cotton: and MUsLIN-LACE
FICHUEs; COL o., hARETTEs, lies, scARfs'
Don't fail 10 give us call on these goods
24O dozen OLORED- BORDEkED.s CALL0PED,
EM4 feRE5 ana LASf 41Ihf HASbk fR
CHIEFS at yerv low prices.
400 dozen LApIE>', MIS- Es'. and CHILDREN's
HOSE-the best, largest. and cheapest line We
have ever exhioiled-from 10c 10 Al so IA pair.
KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES-As we have made
special ARRANGEMENTS With several large import
err OF Kid Gloves. we are enabled 10 Keep always
on hand large selection OF the best makes AZ
very low prices. We will open on MONDAY,
December 20ih. $50 dozen test KIDS at so.
We have also received a large stock Of BOYS,
WOOLLEN COMFORTS. GLOVES: MISSES
HOODS. SACQUEs; and LADIES' NuBIAS,
SCARFS, &C, at low prices.
We would call the attention 81 ladies' and centieulen
IN our elegant line OF HOUSEKEEPING AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, which VIII do
for elegant Christmas-eifls, &c. such as y, AN
KETs. WHITE QUILTS, LACE CURTAINS,
CARPETS, TABLE,COyERs: PiAN0.COv-
Frs. NAPKINS. TOWELS uNDEksHikTS;
GLOVES FANCY HALF-UnsE. WHITE
SHIRTS, NFCKTIES. SHAREHOLDERS,
BOWS. CUFFS, COLLARS, and lots Of other
goods
We ask the ladies to give US call next week and
look al our Immense stock OF new uLS'rERs
JACKET, silUAks. uDLMANS. aud ROLL.
GOLD PLATE JEWEikS nc extra tow prices,
aud we guarantee TO sun ~yerv one who calls.
We would state. AS Christmas eve falls on Friday,
slij as we close our sior- al o'clock u. H., we
woul be p,eased 10 seq all our friend. early IN
the day us possible. tn orOer for them 20 secure
some OF the great BARGAINS we viii offer next
wtek. THALHiMER BkUTHEks..
Sol Broad street, corner Of tifth street.
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BURIED on HER WEDDISG.DAY.-[Ran.
dolnh wv. Va Enterprise. 1--WE learn that
Miss Harris. daughter OF Or. Harris,
young lady living near Middle Fork river:
was crowned in that stream on Tuesday OF
last week. She attempted 10 ride the river
at Woody Mills, but when some distance In
her horse fell and threw her into The stream.
She Dravey struggled for the bank, and had
almost gained it when she went under Tor
the last time. She was buried on Thurs
day, the day fixed for her wedding.
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MT LEIG H-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Rev WILLIAM u. BAGBY, appointed
missionary To Brazil. will preach at IL A. NJ JOHN
POLLARD, Jr., pastor, viii preach at night. Sn6-
ject: Hard Sayings OF Jesus" We'cOme for all.
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The funeral OF Rev. Theodore Irving,
d. o.. nephew Of Washington Irving.
iook olace Thursday morning from the
Cburcb % The Holy Trinity, New York.
Blabop Potter end Revs. DR.. Tying and
Cooper, " PbiIadeiphis, oficiatine. There
seat p0plIs Of 81. Johns school, OF which
~ DECEASED vas principal.
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WINES AND LIQUORS
FOR CHRISTMAS.

COOKING-WINES and BRANDIES;
JAMAICA RUM and SCOTCH WHISKEY;
TABLE-sHERRiEs and POITs-our own i'm
portation;
FOREIGN and AMERICAN CHAMPAGNEs;
FRENCH, ITALIAN, aud AMERICAN CLARETs
CHAPTREUsSE, ANNIsETTE. CURACO, and
EAU DE VIE DEDANTZiCK CORDfALS
WEYMOUTH italian WineJ:
APOLLINARIs, BIERREsBORN, CHLORINE
sTRONTEA, and BELMONT MINERAL
WATERS, ut
de 16-eodiDe25 CHRISTIAN a WHITES.
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NY- SECOND PRESBY TERIAN.-Rey.
DR.. PHILIP SCHAFF, Of New York. on 1.-The Revi-
sion OF the English Bible" at ] O'Clock. Seventh
lecture on Prophecy" by the pastor. at p. NJ.
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The Mayor OF Danville gave notice that
the ordinance against pistols, guns, pop
crackers. Roman candles, &c, would De
enforced except from O'Clock +.
NJ. Yesterday until II O'Clock tonight.
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NE BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH-SUNDAY, December 26lh.-Preaching
by Rev. W. G. STARR, u. d.. pastor At / A. NJ
subject: This Life Only" At 1870 y. sub
jec &" The Gospel Preacher WhO Refused 10 Go 10
HIS Appointment" CORDIAL invitation 10 all.
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NE A UNION MEETING OF ALL
rue BAPTIST CHURCHES will be held SUNDAY
at 7kP NJ. at the SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. In
recogui ion of Rev. WILLIAM y. BAGDY and wife.
who sail In a short time for Brazil missionarie
OF the Southern Baptist Convention.
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MT GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH Corner Grace and Foushee streets The
pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER, ID. D., will
preach at III O'Clock A. NJ.
There win be no services at night In consequence
of the missionary meeting at the Second Baptist
church. TO which this congregation is invited.
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1=CURIST IL

G57@ CHRIST CHURCU.-SUNDAY SER
vice IL A. ". by Rev. PIKE POWERS. who will adj
minister the Holy Communion; 1880 p. NJ Rev. j.
q. ARMSTRONG.
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me- FIRST PRES TERRAIN
T. l.. PRESTON, II. d., pastor,
will preach at i A. II aad 8 Il. NJ.
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IKE GRACE STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH Rev. C. II. READ. -. d., pastor.
Preaching at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and 7:45 Il. NJ.
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MT MONUMENTAL CHURCH REV

j G.. ARMSTRONG, ID. d.. rectorl-Sunday school
$40 A NJ, Church-Mornng service. IL A. NJ.
evening service, 80 =. VI.
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me- CENTENARY ODIST
CHI RCH.-SUNDAY MORNING, 26th instant,
preaching by DR.. X. n. SLEDD at III O'Clock.
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Ne ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Christmas
service at hatf-pGst eieuen O'Clock. SUNDAY the
usual services at l A. NJ. and T.. NJ.
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NE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
tcorner Main and Sixth sreets) .-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD, y. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. VI.
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FRFIGHT TRA AIMS an THIS ROAD will, be
suspfndtd nnd dstots eio.ed on CHRISTMAS and
N.wsfEAks DAls. GA TAYLtiR.
ue xS-lw General Freight Agent.
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k1y@ SEVENTIES REET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH The pastor, j. Il. TYLER, will preach
at ii A. NJ giving IN accoun. Of The work of the
church In lis various departments during $50, and
at 7:3O Z. NJ. on THE Divine Estimate of Man."
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RICHMOND. FREp'gUEG 4 POTOMAC R.R..,
RICHMOND, Va. December ~, 1850. I
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
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'I'HE CHATTERBox AT 90 CENTS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
offer large assortment OF BOOKS FOR THE
YOUNG. 10 suit all capacities and pockets.
HANDSOME EDITIONS OF the BEST BOOKS;
XMAS aud NEW-YEAR CARDS;
FINE PICTURES. and an assortment Of BEAUTI-
FuL. G0VDS suited to the season. De l8d
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MT TRINITY METHODIST Corner
Twentieth and Rroij sireetsl.-Seryices on SUNDAY
at IL A. NJ. and * T.. NJ. by the pastor. Rev. j. W.
BLRDsoE. Young mems prayer Getting from 3 10
PM,
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'1he warehouses of This company viii he closed
rom FRIDAY NIGHT. Decembar oath. until
MONDAY MORNING, December 9Th Instant.
Or "a III j. &. ANGEL. Agent.
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lY- FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AT VERY LOW PRICES,
GO TO HUTZLER BROTHERS..

USEFUL AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL"
SILK Handkercbiefs. Lace Handkerchiefs. Plain
Linen Handkerchief, Fancy Linen Handker-
chief, Lace tichues, Lace Ties, ~ Ties,
Linen Collars asd Cutfs. Plsin aud Fancy ho.
siery. Kid GLOVES. Fur.Top Gloves, SILK Gloves,
jet Pins, jet Earnings. jet bracelets. Jet
Necklaces. &C.: Goid-Piated Bracelets, Rings,
Pins. kar-kings, Loekeis, Neck aud Opera
Chains. scarf-Pins, Nest-t'haiDs, Gun. buttons.
Cum Pins, &e. Our Gold Plated il VERY is war.
ranied not To tarnish. Lar gest stock south OF
New YORK. Beautiful line OF Plain, Embroider-
ed, aud Feather Fsus; Celiuloid Toilet Sets, In
boxes Lubin's, Aikinson's, aud Colgaies Per-
fumery aGd Toilet soaps. &C.; new line OF
hne Purses. Pocketbooss. sc.
n. B.-Uur prices are the LOWEST 10 the city.
Call aud convince yourself de II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25
NE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lcor.

EI3 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (c0r-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets Rev. J. b. HAw.
THORNE, u. d., viii preach on SUNDAY at IL A.
NJ. Subject: " Our Credentials" The night services
will be omitted n unite In the recognition Of Mrs.
ana Rev. Mr.. BAGBY. who leave In Il short time as
missionaries TO Brazil.