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rrHE WONDERFUL
= CHRISTMAS "sT. NICHOLAS"

SPECIAL HOLIDAY NUMBER, Dr.
SIGNED FOR BOYS AND GIRLS KvERY-
WHERE, WHETHER REGULAR READERS or
THE MAGAzIxE OR NOT; THE nEsr, AND
REASON OF IT'S IMMENSE EDITION nco,.
OOO,, The CHEAPEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ilsugp. PRICE. 80 CENTS.
brillan, Holiday covtr; superb pictures os the
he's, American artists; capital acting opere'ta for
children. "TuK LAND or NOD" with words and
music; splendid story by Washington GLADDEN.,
"a CHRISTMAS DIxSER WITH rHE MAN IN THE
= Moon. - the Illustrations OF which rival DonE's
"KlSo ARTHUR AND ms KSGBrs,"by Sidney
tanier; one of Frank Il. stcekton's inimItaole
FAIRY STORIES; the "1REAsUKE-Boxo OF LfrE'
p.ruRr.n ETC., etc.--fn all, thiriy-shree depart
ments and contributions.
A GRAND HOLIDAY GiFT-BooK OF 100
PAGES,
printed on tinted paper, Illustrated With scores Of
charming pictures, Cor only 80 cents. Ash FOR the
Christmas tpecemberl ST. NICHOLAS. -Four ed-
,,ots Of last years Holiday lumber were demanded.
For sale everywhere Sfter November sou. Sub
scripiion price. s3 per year.
sCRIBNER 4 CO.,
AoIlt 743 Broadway, New York.
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

Please note the following changes during
the month Of November:
CHANGES.
c. IL. Page, 10Th and Cary, 90,
DIR. George Ross, 7ol e. franklin,
Magnetic 10 Law system, No. l66.
DR. A. r. Barrett, 100 N. 7tb street,
Magnetic 10 Law system, No. 1877
Shelton Sfaples a Co. 736 T.. Main,
Magnetic to Law system, No. 16S.
Writ Roberts, 700 T.. Cary,
"' Magnetic 10 Law system, No. l69.
Bohmer, Osterleh & Co., 1904 T.. Cary,
Magnetic 10 Law system, No. 40.
At;olph Osterloh, 9 +. franklin,
O'' Magnetic 10 Law system, No. III.
Henry Bohmer, 500 Z. Grace,
Retreat for the Sick, 1928 T.. Msrshall.
Magnetic to Law system, No. I73'
4. NJ Alfrend & Son, ! n. 10th,
'"' Magnero to Law system, No. l74.
J. C.. Smith moved from 1907 to 170l
Cary street.
Seldom & Bruce moved from 100 and Ill
south Fourteenth to Is south Twelfth.
Char ge Adolph Osterloh from 500 east
Grace TO east Franklin.
DIsCoyTINUAScEs.
State Conservative Committee looms, 9l2
east Main street.
State Republican Committee rooms, God
din's building.
virginia Agricultural Society, Fair
Grounds.
Virginia Agricultural Society, 20 Month
Ninth street.
Walker & Saunders. Manchester.
T.. A. Saunders, Fourteenth and Cary
streets.
v. w. Gates, 1855 east Main street.
ADD TO LAv-srsTEN DIRECTORY.
Physicians, 1Ga, l66, 1917.
Spice-m lsS.
Coaldealers, l69.
Tobacco brokers, 10.
Residences. III, l12.
Hospitals f13.
Insurance, LA.
The at,eation Of subscribers and citizens
penerallx Ks called to the - branch offices "
or message stations" which have been
established for the convenience OF the pub.
lie AT the following places,
I'll. d. Forstmann's, druggist, 6ls west
Man street. -,a s
A. II. Robins's. druggist, 5s3 north
Second street. . zoo -.
DIR. w. II. GiDbs's, druggist, '36 west
Broad street. .a u.,-
From these slatiops non.subseribeIs can
transmit messages to subscribers or 70 o!her
| non.suhserlbers In any part Of tue e"y upon
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| CoNGREssMAN-ELECT AND STATE SENATOR
DRAW PISToLs.-Y yesterday at Abingdon,
we are told, Congressman-elect Fulkerson
and State Senator G. II. Smith bad meet
| ing, but no blood was shed. Mr.. Smith
was seen by Mr.. Fulkersou approaching
him, and supposiDg he had come to "settle -
previous misunderstanding. drew pistol
and told Mr.. Smith not TO approach. Mr..
Smith also drew his pistol; bot after some
words on the part OF Mr.. Smith inquiring
OF Mr.. Fulkerson why he did not challenge
him, &C., walked of. Subsequently both
gentlemen were arrested and tined a small
sum. There has beet a long correspond
ence between them, the dispute having
originated, it Is understood, from MIR. Full
kerson's position on the Southwestern rail
road bill.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. HILT2HMER. Mr..
Thomas NJ. Hltzhimer, whoidied in Siaun.
ton on Monday, was buried yesterday from
Trinity church at p. NJ, his remains hay-
ing been brought down on the express
train. Rev. Mr.. Judkins officiated. Friend
ship Lodge, |. q. o. F., took part in the
ceremonies, and the remains were inferred
in Oakwood cemetery. There were eight
pali-bearers, four having been selected
from the church Of which Mr.. Hlltzhimer
had been member for forty years, and
four from the Odd-FellOws. Mr.. Hlltzhi-
mer was an old and respected citizen, and
had many friends here who will regret his
death.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Tne Christmas Trade.

/ AN the indications promise larger
Christmas trade this season than usual.
Purchasers from city and country who
generally buy largely from full and un-
broken stocks are already in The market ;
and old merchants, who know from ex-
pelience that these are their best customers,
are busy arranging attractive holiday goods
on shelf and counter to meet the golden tide
at its flood.
The Dispatch Christmas man will COM
mence his rounds In day or two, and will
tell our readers where to find the best places
for buying all the novelties Of the season,
as well as the most desirable goods for
Christmas presents and Christmas cheer.
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MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING sYEUP.

REV. sYLvASUss0oBB Tins writes 10 the Boston
Qhristfan Fireman. We would by no messs re-
commend any kiDd Of medssne which we @d not
know TO be good-partioulusiy for infants. But of
MRS. wISsLow's SQUEEZING SYRUP we can
speak from knowledge; sA our own fimiirit has
proved ble.sisg indeed, ~ giving an inffnt trou-
bled with coIiepains quiz sleep and It's parents un-
broken rest at night Nest parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here b an article viii "a works To
perfection, and vhseA Is harmless: far the sleep
which II ascds the infant Is perfectly sataral, ant
the little elsrnb awakes as bright - a button.s
And duriDe ths process OF teethiog Us value Is o..
calculable. We hare frequently head mothers ay
they would not he without IL from. The birth otihe
child III X had bnished with the tselhing siege on
any consideration whatever. Solo, BY all druxsists.
Twenty Ave cents q bottle se Sesdiw
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MONp. showing ages OF decedents, sex, and
color, with nativity, and annual deaih-rate
Der 900 inhabitants for the month:
Cause of DEATH: Anemia, l white ;
burns, white, 1 colored; cancer, l COL
ored; congestion of lungs, 2 colored; con-
sumption, 2 colored; conyusions, white.
l colored; convuIsons Qufantile), l col
ored diabetes, colored; fever (child-bed),
l colored; fever typhod). white, col
ored fever Ctypho-malariaD, i colored; {;
fracture OF skull, white; gastro-enteritis,
/ white; heart-disease, / white; inflam-
nation OF bowels, l col0red; paralysis, l
colored; pneumonia, | white, l co0red !;
suicide, i white; tuberculosis, / white; !;
unknown, 2 colored; whooping-cough, 2
colored; other diseases, l white. Whole
number OF deaths in the city. exclusive Of
still-births, 32. Age: One day TO thirty, l
colored: one month TO six, 2 colored; six
months to twelve, white, 1 colored-tota,
9: one year to three, white, colored-to-
tai, Q; three years to five, white, l col
ored-tota, 9; five years 10 ten, white, 3
colored-t A; ten years TO twenty, 3
white, 3 coiored-total, g.; twenty years to
thirty, 2 white, l cOlored-totaI, 3; thirty
wears TO forty, 2 colored; forty years to
fifty, colored; fifty years to sixty, 3wbite; (;
sixty years to seventy,3 colored; seventy
wears to eighty. coored. Condition: Sin
gle, 8 white, IL colored-total, 2l married,
3 white, 2 colored-total, 4; widowers, l
white; widows, colored; unknown, 1
colored. Nativity: Richmond, 10; other
parts OF United States, II. Locality City
at large, colored; Marshall Ward, 2
white, 2 colored-t total, 4; Jefferson Ward,
4 white, colored-total, 9; Madison
Ward, Q white, colored-total, 3; Monroe
Ward, 3 white, 4 cololed-total, Z; Clay
Ward, 2 colored; Jackson Ward, | white,
colored-total, Z; almsbouse, 2 colored.
r,x,v wvrRty MORTALITY.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILR0 AD
BoNDs.-Messrs. Davenport 4 Co. give no.
tice that the per cent. bonds OF this com.
pany have been advanced TO par and ma
tured interest. Three-6iths OF the bonds
OF this company authorized by law to be
issued have been sold. The remainder are
issued only at the rate OF fourteen thousand
dollars per mile Of road as completed. 1t
is evidence both Of their confidence in the
management and OF the prosperous future
OF this road that many OF our own people
are investing in these bonds.
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STATISTICS for November.

We Give below our monthly table oi
the readings OF the thermometer, the course
OF the wind at sunrise, and the amoun,
Of rainfall for the month Of November.
The readings-Of The thermometer were
taken in an elevated portion Of the city,
free from any influence OF reiracted heat,
and from French instruments, showing the
highest and lowest points Of The mercury
during each twenty-four honrs. IL is be-
lleved that no better situation for observa-
tions Of this character can be found in our
city. They have been carefully noted, and
are believed to be absolutely correct:
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR DECEMBER.-The
Christmas No. has been received from
Scribner & Co.. New York. 'Tis truly a
good one for the little folks. In the 'front.'
ispiece there is a fine picture Of the % Ma
donna Lilly" Tie table OF contents con-
tains much TO interest the little folks.
Among other things we notice MyrtO's
Festival" "A Dear Little Goose" "Lit-
tie Tommy's Dream" 90 \ Christmas DIn-
ner with the Man in the Moon" The
Land Of Nod" ian operetta for little folks.)
and other selections OF interest. All Of the
Stories are Handsomely illustrated.
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WILLOUGHBY READE-RSClTATIONs LAST
NIGHT.-After keeping the audience wait
ing good while beyond the time, and this,
too, in cold hail, Mr. WiIIougbby Reade
began his recltas with an exbOrtation on
Readings. and then gave Mary, Queen
OF Scots," with much feeling. His render
ing Of the European Guides" by Mark
Twain ian interview between Christopher
Colombo and mummy. was enjoyed by
his audience as well as the Brakeman
who Went to Church." ana Courtship
Scene" from Dickens. Dir. Reade seemed
more at ease in giving the humorous. He
gave, by particular request, asking Tor a
Wife," But the best recitation CT the eve-
ming was DR.. Bagby's Reubenstein's Pia-
nO-Playing."
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Statisticat.-During the month ending
Yesterday the cleIk Of the Hastings Court.
Mr.. H. Il. Du Val, issued IL marrisge.li.
censes-S white and 4 colored-and record.
ed IL deeds. This shows an increase OF
seven mnrriage-licenses and two deeds as
compared with the report for the month
previous.
There was also one fre-aarm given last
month. That one was sounded las. week,
and the damage done amounted to enIy sew
eral hundred dollars.
Only two persons were sent to Jail from
the Mayors Court during November. They
were committed In default OF surety.
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THE WEST POINT FEEIGHT.-Superintend-
ent Douglas announces that during tempo
rary suspension Uia West Point freight
will be received at POwhatan wharf, cor
ner Twenty-thrd and Dock streets, in this
city, for Baltimore and the West, up to ) p.
NJ. daily. Passenger trains will continue
to leave Richmond as at present at p. NJ.
daily, except Sunday, connecting at West
Point with steamer for Baltimore Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday.
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ST. ANDREWS D4Y.-The Richmond Cal
edOnian Club celebrated st. Andrews day
BY giving a soclable at Sanger Halle last
evening. Owing to the inclement weather
the attendance was not as large as was eX-
pected, but notwithstanding this, however,
ihe entertainment passed of pleasantly, and
was an ENJOYABLE affair. Dancing began at
0 O'Clock, and was kept mp until late hour.
The committee OF arrangements, composed
Of the following gentlemen Robert Sims.
James w. Craig, Thomas McNivep, George
Lumsden, and William Dunn, were instru-
mental in insuring all who attended plea
SAINT time.
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Bon dir Buildings. j. r. Y. Care.
cristI, architect, bas fia,shed one and Is
working upon another plan for TIVE CON-
papy buildings for the Bon Air Company.
The one completed will he decided orna-
ment to the company's grounds. 1t is TO
be eighty-four feet long, three stories in
height, and has Gothic roof OF unique aud
striking design. The other building Will
be eighty.two feet in width, three stories
high, and have Mansard roof. These
buildings are to be known as "Company
Buj,djn1so
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FIRE-ALARM "A pot Of tar caught on fire
near the Southern FertiliziDg Mill Libby
PRISON. yesterday afternoon about O'Clock,
and caused an alarm of fire 10 be turned in
from Box 7, at cngne-hOuse near Twen-
tieth street. Steamer No. 2 broke one OF
her aXles at the hub while crossing the
street. car track.
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CosyIcrs REclIvED.- following con-
vic,s were received at the peDitentisry yes
terday. Chester Peoples, from Wythe
cou.,iy. eighteen months. for wounalng
With intent to Kill; Benjamin Reid, nve
Gears. for housebreaking. and kicnaro
3,,Ines. two years. for honsebreaking-ootu
from Cumberland county.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISDICArIoNs FOR TODAY For the Middle
Atlantic States, lower barometer, stationary
or higher temperature, variable winds.
shifting 10 southerly, partly cloudy wea-
ther, followed by increasing cloudiness and
occasional rain or snow.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
threatening. AT one time in the afternoon
few fakes OF snow tell, but at night there
was a steady, soaking rain.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 A. NJ, 81 (;
A. NJ, SO; noon, Al; Z. 81, 40; L.
w.. 80; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature. 3S 8 @.
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at DIsAGRRIs WITH Me-" A common re-
mark. If you take TUFTS PILLsyou can eat any
thing you like and feel no bad effects. They act
specifically on the liver, stomach. and bowels
causing free how Of gastric Juice, whish is essen
tial TO good digestion, a0d rgnIatas the bowels
when all other medicine fails.
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LnArIyr WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Nov. 80, Nov. 20, Nov. 20, Nov, 2

Tots, deaths...7 Is 8 le IA 10 12 20
stiii-born...... z 4 2 q
Mean temperature for the week ending
November 20, 4l.S5 mean temperature ior
the week ending November ~, 30.42.
Amount OF rainfall Tor the week ending
November 20, O.53 inches; amount OF rain
fall for the week ending November n, l.O7
inches.
Rate Population Of city, 64,67o'-whlte,
1871: colored, 26,699. Rate OF mortality
OF whole population was 1888 per l,O0O
per annum; rate Of mortality OF white pop
ulation was 1850 per 1000 per annum ;
rate Of mortality Of colored population was
$50 per 1000 per annum.
Figures used In the this report Whlte,
SO 200; coIored, 28. s00-total, 65,oOo''
sThe sao added 10 popuiation ss per census Is
considered meaere allowance for the noatinx
population OF our city. st.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Af~On all sales OF Real Estate made ts,ween the
piv&eut year baye 10 be pad by The rusehsser. oR
all sales made between ina LIST OF Ju6 and lash ~
the year the taxes have tcsbe paid by sze seller.
iThis custom was adopSed about efeen years ESQ
by all the real estate agents Ia Ric2nonn, ana sp-
plies 10 Richmond and ueiniiy.l M
l. THOMPSON Brown, $50 r. NJ, two-story
brick house. Mo- Ala west Narsheu strors and
st 4i30 z. NJ, sfick-ana. frame house No. ti9
north second street.
r. u. CHAFgJN 4 CO.. IA ~, IN front Of post
office, coal land In Chesterfield.
GEORGE r. CRAwYORps 3 y. a.. two small
hoo .es aud two vacanl lots ADJOINING the sar1l
n aud near the southeast corner ~ Duval Ins
Prior streets.
RICHMOND BAxAAR, 10 A. M ,Alrsy hsss-elas,
horses
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NJ. FLLYsoN & CO., advertising agents. insert ss-
yertsements in all Of the newspapers or the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Lss-
pQina coanting.room Will receive prompt at,en-
tion.
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYsIs.-Mr. William
Christian, residing on Union hiis. was
stricken with paralysis on Sunday morn
ipg, and 10 still lying critically iii' dis
whole right eide Is affected.
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Brief HemS.-Mr. A. p. Du Val Yesterday
qualified before Judge Gregory, OF the
County Court, in vacation, as justice OF
the peace of the county OF Chesterfield.
During the past several days some OF the
county roads have been IN livery bad con-
dition owing 10 the weather. The work
OF Improving some Of them has been COM
menced
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voN HAGER's ROCK AND RrJ,. with GLYCE
RINE and TOLU, for all diseases OF the lungs and
tbroat-an elegant expectorant aDA bedlth-restorer.
For sale by i. WA0MbR, Druggist.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Ne1 Mail System = Under the present
system three mails are received In this city
daily except Sundays, and two are sent out.
The irst mail Is received at 9:45 A. NJ. /;
second at 3 r. NJ, and ibe third at 5 p. M.
The first mail closes al 2:30 p. NJ, and the
second ut 4:30 p. NJ. This change II a
great convenience, as heretofore the first
mail received here arrived at 12 O'Clock.
AS 1t Is now we receive 10 two hours
sooner. The change took effect yesterday.
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9irllmond lispatfl.
WEDNESDAY. ..DEoEMBER /, 1880

xs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Il LARGER THAN THE COMBINED C1gcu.
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY Rgws.
eAPERs OF THE CITY.
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CusTOM.HOusE GTATIsTIcg.

During the month ending yesterday only
two foreign vessels cleared from the Gus
tom-house. One cleared for Liverpool with
q cargo OF lumber valued at S22. 1876, and the
other cleared for Rio Gr1nde do Sui with
a cargo comprising 2,l5j barrels Of -four,
valued at Sl5.363
Only one foreign vessel entered in No.
vember. That brought cargo Of lump
plaster comprising 600 tons. valued at S543,
DEEDS AND MARRIAGES.
During the month ending yesterday the
clerk OF the Henrico County Court admit.
ted AZ deeds to record in his office, and is.
sued Z marriage-licenses-4 whites and {
colored.
In the clerks office Of the Hastings Cour,
80 marriage-licenses were issued in Novem.
ber-34 whites and % colorcd.
The clerk OF the Cbancery Court recorded
1872 deeds in November.
FIRE-ALARMs.
During the month ending yesterday there
were only three alarms OF fire turned in
In October IL alarms were sounded.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
The following Is a statement Of the f0ul
inspected in Richmond during the month
ending Goth November: Family, 2,2s9 bar.
rels; extra superfine, 1,428 barrels; su.
pernne, 3j3 barrels; fine, 130 barrels; con
demned, 320 barrels.
TOBACCO.
Owing to the harsh wea ther very little
loose tobacco was brought to market last
month. The amount sold at the different
warehouses in the city during the month OF
November will not exceed $4,000 pounds.
Tue prices obtained for some grades were
satisfactory. The receipts during the
month were OF an inferior quality.
CORONER's REPORT.
Coroner Taylor was called upon during
the month of November to view nine dead
bodies. Six were colored and three white.
Two post-mortem examinations and three
inquests were held.
Since DR.. Taylor has been in Office he has
been call, d upon TO view the bodies OF 997
persons who died suddenly.
POLICE-COURT STATISTICS.
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed OF 23G criminal cases, and tried
30 charges OF ordinance violations. On
criminal charges persons were sent on 10
the Hastings Court for indictment by the
grand Jury; "a persons were convicted OF
misdemeanors, and % were sent to Jail in
default Of surety for their good behavior.
Fines collected City. S304.50; State, SS5 |;
costs, $40. 9S-total, S430 48.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Royal Us. Greenhow, Treasurer. Writ OF
error awarded to a judgment OF the Hust-
ings Court OF the city OF Richmond, rem
dered November II. 1880.
Sutherlin Us. March, Price & Co. Argued
by f. S. Smith. Esq, for appellant, aud
Judge Robert Ould for appellee, and con-
tinued until to-day.
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"LAps GAY" remnau, Of New orleans Cigars,
are offered for sale by w. ID. BhAJR & co. at very
low price to close out the lot They will be sold In
quantities to suit
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DIsPAccu PRfNTisG,IiousE.. Good work, lo,A
prices and satisfaction guarsnteoA
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Rainfall for the month-measuremen
taken at noon each day:
REYENCE COLLECTIONS

The internal-revenue collections for the
month OF November amounted to S15l,,
6S4.47. The collections for the month
previous amounted TO Sl67,6lS.i4. The
November report shows decrease Of ?l6,.
033.67 as compared with the report for the
month OF October.
The collections yesterday amounted to
81, 900.
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RIcnaoxD q PETEnsnUnG R.R. 90.


REPORT OF PRESIDENT y. r. scorr AND Gyy-
ERAL-suPERlNTESDENT t. D. KLINE-wHGr
THE ROAD MAS ACCOMPLISHED DURING THE
YEAR-ELEcTroN OF OFFICERS, &C., &c.
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DRY GOODS,
lust IN TINE.

JUST IN TINE
cARDozo, ALsoP. MosBY CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
FOURQUgEAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
are just in receipt of
TREMENDOUS ASSORTMENT OF ULsTERs
In all shades Of light, medium, and dark. inclu.
ding black, ranging In COS, from az s25;
CLOAK. sACoUE-, ard ULSTER CLOTHS
ranging in cost from Use. to IS per yard;
These goods, bought late in The season, are much
below regular cost.
weyet have on hal handsome consignment Of
sEALsKIN sACQUEs
that must be sod. Rare values may be found in
these wrsppings.
eor this polar wave we are now Offering for the
LADIES:
SUPERB STOCK OF VESTS AND DRAWERS
in merlno and wool. costing soc. TO 80.
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The FINEST HAMS we have seen for long time
are a, W. ID. BLAIR & CO.'S, 1I0a,sfbin street.
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the payment OF small sum for transmission
and delivery, and thus frequently effect q
saving OF time and car-fares.
G. f. MCCLUEK, Manager.
Richmond, Va, December I, 1880.
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The coolest day was the 18Th, when the reading
was ] 3 degrees.
(ll Rain In afternoon.
(2D Rain, nal, and snow In The afternoon.
(3) Rain from A. VI. TO 3 T.. NJ.
az Slight rain.
% Rain and sleet followed by light snow.
fGl Light rain all tlay.