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y,rc,n,a Book of Poems.

Bonniebeu and Other Poems. BY EDWARD
s. GREGORY. Lyncbburg j. z. BELL
e. Co., publishers.
We have received from somebody (per
haps Messrs. WEST, JOHNSTON 4 Co.'s copy
Of Mr.. GREGoRY's poems. The editor Of
the Lynchburg Ne,oS, ALEXANDER McDoN
AID, Esq. competent critic, has read this
book, and thus speaks OF it:
"The soul of poetry pervades 1t. In
graceful expression, in easy, flowing mea
sure, and In intensity OF feeling, we think il
has the right to take its place among the
acknowledged poetical productions OF the
day.
"Such we believe will be the verdict Of
candid, competent critics. In vesificatiou
and tricks OF rhyme 1t seems to be sue
cess; but 10 feeling and spirit it comes as 0
cry from the heart which will awaken re-
sponsive echoes in many like-sensitivt
hearts. 1t is warm and glowing with the
fires OF intense feeling and thought. Mr.
Gregory, ia this little volume, has
added smother 10 the evidences and
Il uitage OF his bright gifts of mind
Whether 10 prose or poetry, he WELD:
a fertile, graceful, and brilliant pen; anC
whether on the platform or in the pulpit be
Is ready. apt, and force!ul. We commend
this product OF his to our people not only
from personal and local considerations, bu
because Of its merit. Let us prove that we
can appreciate home worth in letters as wei
as in other fields Of achievement. AS
Christmas present 1t will be a very proper
thing to give to dear friend. The pub
l,shers have done their work well, and have
gotten out very handsome job. For sale
by the booksellers OF the city,"
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why Ahould they help General Malone cap.
iurc the State for General Maboneg but u
Inc Republicans do not j)ln him, then bis
ca,lSe Is n Loaf cause. And. on the otbtr
hand. n the Republicans should Join The
Malone party, and fusion party be form
ed, then the Republicans will have ma'
iori,y In that fusion party, and Will he Tue
tlictaiors therein; and then, when VI Is
known that this fusion has been produced,
the f9th-of.May RcAdiusters VIII remain
with the Hancock Conseryatves-thati ~, u
a programme eau be fxrd upon that VIII be
at all ags eeable To the 10 h.of.May Readlust-
ers. And here offer note the second
2. II Is TO be noted as an encouraging Tact
that large part OF those who bad been foi'
lowing General Malone cut loose from hin
| In the last campaign and went with the
Hancock Conservatives. II Is IN encourag-
Ing fact, although II IL believed that those
men were honestly Rtkdiu>ters, md may be
considered so now. IL showed that people
bad some attachment TO principle. IL indi-
Gated, too, that those meD might be perma.
nentIy detached from General Malone. and
| 1t suggested that some effort should be
made 10 produce this detachment and win
| the help OF those men settle The debt ques'
| ton for good and all.
3. The third note ~ tn1t tue McCuiiocn
bill having proved a failure TO great tx-
tent certainly a failure as compromise
| measure and fnaliiy-tbere seems no rea-
son why the party who STYLED themselves
the Debt.Payers should continue 10 contend
for the clauses which provide for higher
rate OF interest than per cent. why
should they? What's the use? Down, then,
or out with the aforesaid clauses, and then
here's the proposal to the aniI-McCnIloeh
Democrats "Hold on moment, friends
You have agreed with us as 10 the amount
OF the Indebtedness OF the State. Wesgree
| to abandon the Objectionable clauses. We
all agree TO protect The public Schools we
all agree TO provide for the support OF the
government OF the State. Men, brethren,
we have come over TO you; stay with u.s."
4. This status OF things suggests that the
| creditors, II anything from the debtors can
reach their ears. should make some conces-
sions, liberal as they have already been.
| WHY should they sacrifice those VINO have
stood between them and Reputation Why
| consent 10 the sacrifice of those who through
thick and thin have been their friends!
PITTSYIyANIA.
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West Point.

The appointment OF General o. o. How.
ARD TO the command OF West Point Military
Academy Is the hardest blow which that
Institution has ever received. either at the
hands OF the Government or from any other
source. His connection with the Freed.
mems Bureau scandal ,maged his reputa-
ton. His iondness for the negro and his
canting hypccrIcy have made him odious to
all military men. In fact. there is not IN the
army another officer whose appointment TO
the Military Academy would have offended
so many people or so injured the institution
itself. We OF the South will have the salts
faction OF seeing the poisoned chalice II
negro equality commended TO the lips OF
many who bad hand In forcing it upon US
as far as they could possibly do 50. West
Point has MANY enemies; but even BEAST
BUTLER, the ablest OF them, has never done
It as much harm as has Mr.. HAYES.
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We have
SHAKESPEARE. TENNYSON, LUCILLE. BYRON,
BURNS, and ALL THE OTHER BRITISH
POEIs. bound in full cloth. with red lines and
q eGge,. elegantly iInsira,ed. n f1r -;
POETS. without the red lines and with plain
edge. for Use.
JUV&NILE CLASSICS. embracing the SCOTTISH
CHIEFS, 1HADDkUS OF WARSAW. chill
DREN OF THE ABBEY. DON QUIX0TE, GIL
BIAS. VICAR OF WAKEFIELD, koBlNsoN
LINERS TRAVELS ESOP'S FABLES,
DlCKENS'S CiILD'S HISTORY OF Eng
LAND. aud the PILGRIMS PROGREes, in
fun cloth binding. elegantly and profusely Illus
trated AZ Use. each.
BIBLES IN EVERY VARIETY: For Sunday.
school teachers. with maps, concordance, and
noie-; for ministers. with extra wide margins
for lay readers, for children, and Tor adults-in
cheap, in plan. In expensive, and In elegant
binuiDgs. We have few OF the celebrated
BAG>TER BIBLES, which we can ell low.
PRAYERS AND HY MNAL>.-We would call e'pe'
cii attention TO this line OF goods. We believe
IL tn be the largest aud most elegant assortment
ever exposed IN this city. and ut very low prices,
ranging from Use To I15 per set. WealsO have
large me of PRAYER-BOOKS In large type,
CHIL6REN'S WORK-BOXEs, completely fur.
nished. In imitation Russia leather aud other
beautiful materials. with nickel trimmings, at
CHfEDRrN's TOY BOOKs. WRiTING-DEsKS,
r risty 1 BacKGAM Il M0N.BoARDs, CHEss,
PLAYING.CARDs, and GAMES.
FANCY BOXES of PAPER, which make elegant
aud inexpensive presents. at all prices from loo.
VASES AND BoGUET. HoL DERs.-A large as
sortment of IRIDBsCENT and CRACKED
GLASS CHALCEDONY; WHITE, COLOREn,
aud OPAQUE kHlNA. PUtF-BOXE>. INK
STANDS, and fAPER-WElGliTs of the same
materials.
oHRIs1 MAS aud NEw-YE,R CARDS: HEAVY.
MOUNT PAN ELS, FRANCS CARDS
sTtyENS'. SlLK.FRINGED CARDS and
BOOK MARKS: also. BlRI IiDAl CARDS.
large collection and WORTHY OF insppc lion.
POCKET-HpOKS and PURSES In CORK. TOR
TUIsF-SHtLL, RUSSIA LEATHER. and
other BEAUTIFUL materials. mounted and inlaio
with gold and silver, and Ornamented with
hand-painiings and ttchings
CIGAR aud ClGARETTE-CASES of all qualitie:
and descriptions.
AUTOGRAPH LBUMS and SCRAP-BO0KS In
beautiful prOfuSiOn.
We would cal at en- ion 10 our line of " GALAXY
AUTOGRAPH. BOOKS embelii'hed with no
raj and other designs nv l.. Prang < Co.
CHATTER-ByX for 1880 only Use.
We solicit a CALL FROM OUR FRIENDS anC
an INSPECTION OF our stock.
J. A. YANCEY & CO.,
&c l6-eod4t lll2 Main street.
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The rarmyille journal says that now u
the time for the Democrats TO begin prepa'
ra,ions for the eight for state officers wb'ci
has to be made next fall; that the lime y
rome TOO long; IN fact It Is rather loo short
Il ANYTHING, for all to be done and done wei
which common prudence and foresight
would demadd.
We End similar opinions expressed IN
number OF our Virginia exchanges. VIZ
,rnst that such Is the almost unanimou'
view oithe press Of the State. There IS nc
time TO snare.
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Mr.. DApxgY LOG woop, president Of the

Mr.. DABxEY LoGw0oD, president Of the
Garfield and Arthur Club, Elynr's pre-
cinct, Brookville township. Campbell coun-
ty. Va, asks US 10 state that the resolu-
lions published Ia the Richmond Wig OF
December 18Th, instant (and copied by the
Dispdtch). purpolting TO have been passed
at meeting held ia FiynD's precinct,
BrookyiIle township. Campbell cssnty, Va,
,denouncIpg General wscxHAn. declaring
the election Of Republican Governor in
Rirginia impossible. expressing deter.
mination hereafter TO act with the Read.
busters, and repud,sting the Maternal Re.
publican party. 70 whieh his name was
signed as chairman, wefe sotbiDg better
than forgery. no such Deeting hming
ever taleu place.
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Death Of cap.a,n Cnlpeper.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispa Gil

correspondence OF Fhe KIchIhOhu Jlspd CT
PORTSMOUTH. Va, December 10, 1880.
Captain A. 7. Culpeper, a prominent citi-
zen and dry goods merchant Of Portsmouth,
died suddenly at midnight last night from
an attack Of paralysis. He was about fifty
years Of age, and leaves wife and three
children. He occupied various positions of
pubic importance, and was president OF
the last City Council for two years. During
the war he was captain in the Army Of
Northern Virginia, and gallant soldier.
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TLEGANT GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS
WINES AND LIQUORS
FOR CHRISTMAS,

COOKING-wINEs and BRANDTES;
JAMAICA RUM and SCOTCH WHISKY;
TABLE-SHERRiEs and PO2Ts-our own I'M
pOraion;
FOREIGN and AMERICAN CHAM1AGNES;
FRENCH. ITALIAN, and AMERICAN CLARETS
CHAP1REUSSE, ANNISETTE. CURACO. and
EAU DE VIE DEDANTZlCk CORDlALS
WEYMOUTH italian Winel:
APOLLINARIS. BIERRESBORN, CHLORINE,
STRONTEA, and BELMONT MINERAL
WATERS. at
de 16.eodiDt2j CHRISTIAN K WHITES.
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FURNlTURR.

EURNITURE.-LARGE STOCK-n
Il GREAT lNnUCE MENTs-EAsYW
tERMS OF PAYMEHT>.-We call attention ~
Of AL la need OF goods 10 onr large and selectII
= ,ck OF Furniture. embracing all OF the lsiest
styks ia rnrlor, Chanshar, and Dining Room Suits
Our STOCK Is full aud complete; our pr,ces rs low ss
the Lowest. our goods viii com, arc with auy m the
city rs Tor workmanship aud finish.
Il. GATHRlGHT 4 SON.
ueo-bm 10 Governor ktreet.
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tered nm In 4 case In which our Court OF
Appeals had declined to do so on tue oroef
Of that court. II Is an important decis'or'
and we shall give the opinion a. soon as we
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
ROBERT HAROLD,
els AND sI7 BROAD STREET,
In order 10 display my Immense s,.c, ,,
HOLIDAY GOODs
haze taken the
LARGE AND Com Nlpfnt,S s,,<

In order 20 display my Immense .ie.s,f
HOLIDAY GOODS
haze taken the
LARGE AND COMNDDlOus sToD,
No. sl1 BROAD STREET. 'hE
next 10 my old stand. and with Incre.sed -,
an better prepared than ever 10 .er,,1ellH les
customers. Nv stock Is larger than my
ever. consisting IN psTt Of
RICH s1LvEk-PLATED GOODS. such a. RI.
SETS. CASTOks, BUTTER.DIsIlts IA.
BASKETS, CAkD-sTANDS. VASES AM
LONGE.stTs. JEWEL BOXES, Ci,Ps -.
INNINGS, &c: - NAP
FRENCH and ENGLISH DECOgATpn ,.,,.
NER.. TEA. and CHAMBkR.sFTS. 8 IN.
PARLOR LAMP>: AMY
A beautiful AS 0rtment Of engraved CRAcU,,
and IRIS GLASS In PITCHERS q, NH
CUPS. GOBLET :, aud EPtRG MS 'ASEs,
TIN TOiLET-SET5 and COAL yAsis In s,,..
variety: H'H
handsome VASES and FIGURES IN Pi.o,,
FRENCH, CHINA. and LAVA; p
JAPANESE GOOiIS, sucD rs CABINETS ROVE.
DESKS, TRAYS, PANELS. and Dfr,9pf,'
TJDNS. VASES, DOLLS, &c. INA
WALNUT BRACKETS WALL.POCKRT.
BLES. BOOk-SHELVES, &C.: IA
Our stock OF TOYS Is large snO cOmplsfe A.
DOLLS, WAGONS, ykLOCIPEDF, 40
CYCLES, CHAIR. &C.: d.
FIREWORKS and FIRE. HACKERS. Al ,,..
handsome CHiLDREN's CARklA6E~ .''t
save your money by buying your golds a.
de 12.I4.I921 SIS and sl7 Iiro,d si,,.,
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HOLIDAY GOODS

HOLIDAY GOODS
i At
A. HUTZLER & SONS,
900 BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
large assortment OF NOVELTIES for the holi-
days-cOmprising In part
SILK. LACE, EMBROIDERED. and HIM
STITCHED HANDKE HE'S for ladies,
gentlemen, anu cblldrn; tICnUEs, sCAhFS,
COLLARS. and CUFFS. embroidered aud plain |;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S NtCkWEAk,
COMBS, BRUSHES and PoCkET-BOOkS;
NUBIAs, HOODS. SACQUES, ULSTERs, CARDI-
GAN JACKETS; -
GLOVES, HOSIERY, and UNDERWEAR for
la0ies, gentlemen and children:
TOWELS, NAPKINS, and TABLE-DAMAsk ;
LACES RIBBONS ana NOTIONS, Ia endless
variety.
BLANKETS, FLANNELs, AND C.SSIMERFs.
Our stock of DRESS GOODS, CLOAkS, aud DOL
MANS We offer at greatly reduced prices. cali Is
solicited. dc 10
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TfIRlSTMAS PRESENTS EFSa
~ THAT ARE iTs ~
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

STFINWAY PIANOS, CHiCKERING PIANOS,
STIEFf PIANOS, BRADBURY PIANOS,
FISCHER PIANOS.
GROVESTEEN 4 FULLER PIANOS.
GRAND. SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT.
MASON K HAMLIN ORGANS,
. BUkDETT ORGANS,
GEORGE WOODS ORGANS,
sHoNINGER ORGANS.
The largest stock ever seen in Richmond, at The
lowest factory prices.
PIANOS and ORGANS sold for cash, sold on in-
saments, and rented. Old instruments taken Ia
exchange.
Now is The time 10 p'ease your wife, your daush-
ter. your sister. your friend. Yon need not send
North. We are manufacturers agents. Don't fail TO
give US q call JOSIAH RYLAND 4 CO..
9l3 Main street.
Mr.. We are selling out our BOOKS, STATION
cry. and FANCY ARTICLES at cost.
de l6-eodt25th
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DE 6-1n
FyRN'.ITUREi FURNIrUREin

= MATTREssEa FEATHERS, Erc.-Par.
ties ~ want can always select from The ~
i largest Stock ALWAYS on HAND. Before Vt
none, 2 on EyERt AHTICLE. The EXTENT az
~ ~ TRADE PROVES IT. PARLOR- aadCHAM-
mnx xErppi,I Ts si prices and STYLES; CABINET.
LLOOhiNG-GLAsH PLATks. eic., french and
4 .. w. MILAN DAyfkuN, 1893 Main street.
,c51am ~ i6' 20, 22 north fifteenth.
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'I,HE CHATTERBox AT so CENTS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
IMPORTED CHEEsEs

ST1LTON, CHEDDER, DOUBLEGLOs-
~ TER, QUEENS ARM, ENGLISH DAIRY,
SAP sA0O, EDAM R0CHEF0RT, PARMAZAN.
fROMAGE DBBIE, and NEUFChATEL. Also
ZINE APPI e and YOUNG AMERICA CHEEsEs
NC l0,3l,2Y CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE.
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EOR COACHMAKERs AND WHEEL.
II WRIGHTS-Best REFINED BAR IRON, as
sorted sizes SWEDES and NORWAY IRON, as
sorted sizes; TIRE STEEL. CART. aud WAGON
AXLEs. CAsrsTEEL, H0RSE-sII0Es. HORSE
IZED aud AMERICAN SHEET IRON, TAR and
de ie siawSw HENRY 81. WORKMAN
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IA. YANCEY IL CO.,
y. 1lI2 MAIN STREET,
DIVER FOR THE
HOLIDAY SEASON 1880 AND 1881
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS,
AT PRICES WHICH
GIVE A SHOW TO ALL COMERS.
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CHRISTMAS CHEER.
FINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.

FINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
ID. ANTrL0TTf,
No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
offers the following REASONABLE GOODS for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, selected ~ himseO
OH &c. 4. wYsOR " J,he bes.) wHIsKEY;
Old JAMES BuMGARDNER WHiekEY-dye
year, old;
OLD FiILCHER wHIsKEY-seyen years old;
OLD Ii.EMMER WHiskEY-fye year. old:
OLD MARTkLL DARK LONDON DOCK BRAN
Dl:
OLD MARTELL V. o. p. BRANDY:
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN, In bottles and
on draupht;
Five pacssges SUPERIOR OLD PALE AND
BROWN SHERRY WINE, from the celebrated
house OF HARMONY XERE> DE LA fROSTERA.
AIso choicest grades OF
PORT and SHERRY WINES aud IRISH and
SCOTCH WHISKY;
GUINNEss's STOUT, BASES md YOUNGER'S
SPARKLING ALEs.
He also offers very choice lot OF VIRGINIA
large lot of FINE GROCERiEs. ne 10 I'm
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GnonS
IL ,.o.,..
.nr,.c, cox
- coon
.,o,,,s ,vrpco,rs
oNEkCoAIs' Wv I'm -"
OVERCOATS, oNERCOATS-
ovppco,Ts ovtPCoATS.
-. ,,.,..
,,., ,,.,u,
DkEss suIiS'
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS sUITs-TEN DOLLARS
p,rc,Srss Srtr.-TPx DotLARN-
.,. ,o,,,s.
100
f. u. SPENCE son,
IN SPENCE . COX
''
+. b. SPENCE & son.
,,,o,,yr y.u,rp npVss Surprs
rH"o"onr VIII M l',,,,,,
oruppovr vui1F DHESs SHIRT.
,.,. ,,,,,.r,, npcss sutrT.
fH''""'N"
KID GLOVES,
BUCK GLOVES,
CLOTH GLOVES,
FUR-TOP GLOVES,
sEAI.SKIS gloves,
,,,,,.c ,nw,vYNc-ctnyg.
,-..ox
t. ID SrEN'"
Il. Is. SPENCE soN'
u. b. SPENCE & son,
T. u. sfhN|E S"N'
MEDIcATFD SHIRTS md DRAWERS
vrn,c,rrn sIuRrs AND DRAWER.
'',, ..,,,,,.,, -, np,vrps
Npn,c,rrn suIuTs AID DRAWERS.
SUSPENnERS.
susPENDERs.
sTsp. %,EPs
MERINO UNDFRSiiiRTs ON DoLLNn'
uERI\O INDEK>liIRTS ONE lloLLAls
M sn,So SS SnrnS,,," o>E DOLLAR.
FANCY HALF hosf,
W ~nUT n.IF.IlrsF.
wspiSouaIF.Uosr,
Sn.pt.r u.IE.uosE.
''""' ''''''
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400 BROAD STREET.

EVANS COOKE,
DEALERS IN
CHINA. GLASSWARE, AND CROCKERY,
ask attention to their FINE CHAMBER TIN and
TOILET SETS They have beautiful stock OF
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
in CHINA and GLASS: BRIC-A-BRAC, great
variety, and hundreds OF articles useful AMI orna-
mental de 7-1w
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VMAS GOODS.
APPLE BRANDY.
RUN. FRENCH BRANDY.
COOKING WINS,
CATAWBA VIM.
Old RYE WHISkflS,
FLOUR-chocc brands;
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEE,
BACON, LAED.
For sale 10y JOHN ". Hlb''NN'
1910 Franklin ,tittt
do IO.0w near Old Market.
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HOLIDAY AND NEW-YEAR'S
ESENTS,
HOLIDAY PRESENTATION BOOKS IN FINE
BINDINGS,
ENGRAVINGS, PANEL PICTURES,
EASELS, HORSE-SHOES,
WORK. BOXES AND BASKETS,
WRITING-DESkS,
POCKET BOOKS,
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.
PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS,
CHRISTMAS CARDS,
BEAUTIFUL BOXES OF PAPER AND EN-
VELOPES,
PHOTOGRAPHIC AND AUTOGRAPH-ALBUMs
AND
A LARGE SUPPY OF
JUVENILE BOOKS
AND
CUiLDREN'S GAMES,
as well "a great variety Of
FANCY ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS.
For sale by
de19.3t WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
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TO CANAL-BoATMEN.

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHASY RAILROAD CO..
GENERAL MASAGEBs OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA. December 4. 1880.
on AND AFTER JANUARY 1. 1881. NAvl
CATION ON THE CANAL will he CLOSED BE-
TWEEN RICHMOND AND BusHER's DAM.
DECATUR AXrELL,
de8 General Manager.
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M CIGARS.-ON HAND AND CON-
sTANTLY RECEIVING, large lots Of HAVANA
CIGARS Of my own importation also. KEY WEST
and full assortment Of DOMESTIC CIGARS made
to ORDER For sale wholesale apd retail by
dc l1.2w OSCAR CRAM.
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PICTURE FRAMES.

VELVET and SATIN and EBONY cabinet s'ze'
VELVET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet size.
VELVET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet size
S1.75;
VELVET and SATIN aud EBONY, cabinet size
So:
vEi.vFT aud SATIN and EBONY, cabinet slze
wALSU and GILT FRAMES. cabinet size. Joe;
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WAX DOLLS tweniy-seyen inches long 'or si:''
WAX DOLLS with moving eyes:
WAX DOLLS that talk;
WAX DOLLS with moving heads:
WAX DOLLS or all kinds and grades.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS u6D
FOR EVERYBODY
SENSIBLE ONES AT THAT.

Don't throw your money away for tribes, but go
straight To
CT. sIEGEL, 42l BROAD STREET,
and select from his
IMMENSE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
something substantial.
The CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, for
ladies and gentlemen. In the city;
FINEST GENTLEMkN'o TOILET SLIPPERS In
the city;
Latest STYLES of LADIES' SLIPPERS IN the city:
Largest assortment OF LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS
Latest styles OF GENTLEMEN'S SHOES In the
civ;
BOYS RED.TOP BOOTs-nobbest In the city;
INFANTS FANCY SHOES;
In fact, anything ami everything In the Boot ana
shoe line can be found AZ
CHARLES l.. SIEGEL'S.
42l Broad street.
Buv the new TOILET DRESSING. WIN not
crack shoes. only at SitGELs. de IL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-31
COURT OF APPEALS.

Tho Supreme Court of Appeals of West
Virginia concluded its term at this place on
Saturday last. In addition to tho business
Of the Court already reported by US, We note
the following. kindly furnished BY o. S.
Long, Esq, the courteous Clerk of the body
Norris, Caldwell & Co. Us Bean, ct al
from Hardy county. Submitted.
Annon Us b. & o r, r. Co., ct al, from
Preston county. Submitted
State Us Gregg, FROM Preston county
Submitted.
Mattingly rs Sutton, ct al, from Wood
Compton Us Gilman, ct al, from Wood
county. Submitted.
Vinal Us Core. ct al, from Wood county.
Submitted
Amiss Us Williamson's ex'x, from Wood
county. Submitted
Webb, ct al, Us Dye, ct al, from Richie
county. Submitted.
Adamson Us Peerce, from Preston county.
Submitted.
Frceland rs Williams, from Preston
county. Submitted.
Quarter as B. & o. r. r. Co.. from
Wheeling. Submitted.
2. w: & Ky. r. r Go vs B. & o. R. R.
Co., from Ohio county. Submitted.
forsyth's admir- Us Fisher, ct al, from
Wheeling. Submitted.
White Us Crump, ct al, from Summers
county. Submitted.
Bradley Us Ewart, ct al, from Raleigh
county. Submitted.
Herring Us Lee, ct al, from Berkeley
county. Submitted.
Hannah Hurst's admir- Us Hite, from JEFF
ferson county. was continued.
Mason Us Hnrper's Ferry Bridge Co., from
Jefferson county. Motion to dismiss was over
ruled and causes submitted
Appeals were allowed in Lee &. Bro. Us
Feamster, ct al. from Greonbrier, county
Woodwine Us Woodwine, ct al. from Sum
mers county; and State Us b. & o. R. R.
Co. from Mineral county.
Ramsburg, kooele & Co. Us Erb, from JEFF
ierson county. Opinion by Haymond.-
Judgment Affirmed.
Ramsburg, Miller & Co. Us Erb, from JEFF,
ferson county. Opinion by Haymoud.-
Judgment affirmed.
Adjourned to tho first day of special term
to be held in Wheeling. commencing on the
18th day Of October next.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-31
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AT his residence in this placo on Thursday
night last. Dir. JOHN N. " Ell T1NGI ON, aged
about 40 years.
August s1st. 1850. at his home in Ksrpstowr
FREDERICK county. Va. Mr.. WILLIAM DEAN
Sr' In tAe S0th year Of his age.
At her residence Camp Hill Harper;s Ferrv
en- the 18th of August. 1850, Mrs. RERECCA
AtASOA. wife of john Masun. in the 6lst year
In shepherdstown. at tho residence of his
son-in-law, DIR. Marshall, on ThuTslav after
neon August 19Lh. after q lingering Illness Mr.
63 years.
At his residence. on the farm of the late John
Is. saephcrtl. deceased s miles from Shepherds
in the face. Mr.. CEUM MYERS, aged shout 50
In ShephoIdstown, on Saturday morning. tbo
i4th INST; JAMES, only son OF Mir. VIM Deck,
III the 18th year of his age.
On Friday, Jnly son. at the residence Of Mr..
NSI-on J. SnEder, on tEc Ridge, Mrs SUSAN
SEfDER,widow of Abraham Snyder, deceasc
aged % years and 30 DAYS >