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virginia aud Reputation.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. December ID, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: 1 find in the BaIti-
more Sun of Yesterday letter from Colonel
A X Mcclure, editor of the Philadelphia
Times. written fiom Richmond within the
last few DAYS, which opens as follows:
s.Tbe great scourge OF Virginia to-day Is
the repudiatiou frenzy that has possessed
her poyer.y-stficken people nnder Tue H.
spiratiop OF cunning ambition"
Colonel Mcclure concludes bis toerably
lengthy letter in The following words-viz. !:
There is only one hope for Virginia ~
the contest" lin reference to the payment
Of Ibe public debt,) "and that u Tor tue
Repnblican leaders and Journals OF tne
North and the new national Administration
TO SET their faces resoluiely against The pros.
titution of the Republican organization oil
this State" (Virginia) "to shameless repu.
daiion. Without solid Repuoncan ana
colored vote reputation would be utterly,
defeated In Virginia, and General darueiu
and honest northern Republican sentiment
can do much 10 break up this disgrace1ul
and unnatural compact. The vote OF Sena-
tor Malone in the Senate Is OF little moment
to the Administration compared WIN tue
rescue of great Commonwealth IKE Vir.
Dinia from consuming crime. III u sbali
be perpetrated, the Republican patty must
answer for il to the country; and am sure
,bo, Drompt aud positive action on the part
of the Republicans OF the North and on the
mart Of President Garfield could vet save Inc
STATE from self.destruction. lt Is tue part
of common honesty to DO so, and 1t would
he an honest assertion OF Republican sentl-
ment and of the known convictions oil tue
new President to protest In such DECIDED
and practical terms as must scatter 'he
forces of the de.tructiOnists. LII virginia
shall not be saved BY the omnipotence OF
Renubljcan sentiment 10 the North and at
washington her hopeless fall in the slough
of repndation is as certain as the rising OF
SUM-"
! would prefer, Messrs. Editors, that you
nublisb the whole OF Colonel McCiure's let
ter, which, as | have alreadV stated you
will find in the Baltimore Sun (supplemen',
page q OF the IA instant.
The Philadelphia Times Is reasonao'y
fair paper towards the southern people, ana
the article partially quoted by me ~ TOE
foregoing extract contains The only acknow-
ledgment | have ever seen in nor'hern
paper that our difficulties In reference ~
the settlement OF the State debt have result
ed entirely from the opposition OF the he
publican party. think l cannot be mis-
taken in saving that an overwhelming ma
jorjty of the white people OF Virginia are
now. and ever have been, in favor OF the
settlement of the public debt on fair ana
honorable terms. Reputation Is repudi-
ated by three tifths OF the white voters OF
THOMAS WOOD.
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NyoRo RULE The Washington Post OF
Yesterday reports long conversation be-
tween reporter for that journal and
prominent southern senator. The senator
declared that he was willing TO be retired
from public life II be could see sectional
issues eliminated from the politics OF the
country; that nothing but northern pres
sure kept the South solid; that many OF the
southern people would he Republicans II
they had chance to choose as between the
Republican and the Democratic creeds when
iusiice 10 the South was no longer IN
yolyed; that there were many OF the best
c,tizens of the South ready 10 become Re
publ,cans whenever they should be per-
mitted 90 do so. He, however. added what
follows:
"They may talk about midnight MURDERS
i,ulldozIpg, tissue ballots, etc., as much as
they please. but until the intelligent people
Of The South, who have material Interest
In the prosperity OF that section, are allowed
10 manage home affairs. the negro VIII not
be proiec'e ed in his legal rights"
Coming from such man, that Is signih-
cant declaration.
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Dc,nocracy IA this city was IN every way
iamen,ablr. and The party should nc 70 re-
orgauIzed As "a be beyond fsc'ion ana 10.
eli divrIou. This REORGANIZATION snou'o
no 40 Effected a. 10 make this city Q CEN
ire. ne II ought 10 be, Of the great Demo-
cratic pariy, and show forth to The nation
thar Il u n true exponent OF the great Dem.
ocra,ic principles Of home rule az expressed
by the people In the first instance NJ tnciI
primaries. Iftbis was secured, tue TRIUMPH
of The Democratic party In the city, e.ste.
and nation was certain. To bring ABOUT
this result nass.meeiing Of the Democracy
should be called, at which numerous COM
mittec should ne appointed TO eject re-
organization OF the party. the details 10 De
left TO the committee; but the fignt o. si
Democrats TO be represented at all prifna-
ries should be preserved invlolaie.
Appended TO the report was The fo'iow-
ing resolution:
.Rxsoiued, That committee OF ten be
Amounted by the Chair 10 circulate tue ad-
dress 1.-THE repurt made by Mr.. Hewitf) as
read for signature by those present ana Dy
other Representative Democrats, to call a
public mass-meeting OF Democrats IN SYM
patby with the purposes indicated by Inc
address, and TO make all necessary arrange
ments for speakers, etc"
TIE report and resolution were adopted,
and IL was resolved to refer 10 the commit
tee provided for by the resolution all the
plans Of Reorganization that bad been or
might be proposed.
Mr.. Sterne advocated the plan OF the
Young Mems Democratic Club, recently
adopted by that organization, based upon
permanent organic ition in the several As
sembly districts; and Mr.. Il. Eliery Ander.
son favored plan of primaries, TO be held
for the special purpose OF dealing with an
nual elections, after which the committee
elected at the primaries should cease TO eX-
list. These and other plans were canysosed,
and, in accordance with the resolution
adopted, were referred 10 the committee 10
be appointed by the Chair.
The general sense OF the meeting was
that the address should issue, the mass.
meeting be called, and that all matters OF
detail 10 relation TO the proposed re0rgani.
zation-abOut which great differences OF
opinion were found TO exist-should be lett
To the committee.
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THE HoTEL-BRUNSwICK CONFERENCE ADULTS
AN ADDRESS, AND PROPOSES TO REFER ALL
The PLANS TO THE PEOPLE IN MAss-MkET-
ING.
New York World, yesterday
The committee Of Democrats which re-
Gently met at the Hotel Brunswick to con-
slider plans for the reorganization OF the De.
mocratic party In this city met again last
evening at the hotel-Mr. Franklin Edison
presiding.
Among those present we're Messrs. Abram
q. Hewitt, John K. Deyelin, Orlando Il Pot
ter. L. j. N. Starks, Robert b. Roosevelt,
james w. Gerard. e. &. Baldwin. Thomas
G. e. Ecclesine, Peter b. Opey, William Z.
Whitney, Wheeler II. Peckbam, Charles S.
Falrchiid, Edward Cooper. John ID. Grim
Minis, james 7. Kibreih, Thatcher NJ.
Adams, j. Frederick Kernochan, Townsend
Cox. John N. Whiting, L. EIlery Anderson,
Charles II. Marshall, Edward Patterson,
Clifford A. Hand. Frederick A. Conkling,
John Mullaly, Robert A. Van Wyck. Simon
Sterne, James A. GraybilI, ADD w. j. A.
McGrath. Mr.. Sterbe represented COM
mittee from the Young Mems Democratic
Club.
Mr.. Hewitt read report from the SUB
committee OF ten appointed at the previous
meeting at the hotel. The report Tecites that
there should be no Capitalization OF power
In government that must adapt itself to
the requirements Of so diversified nation
as the United States. The Democratic doc
trine took from the people the minimum oil
power In order that local interests might be
protected and preserved. The Democratic
party Il, in favor OF fair and free elections
and an honest count, and opposed to
the use OF troops at the polls ana any
| forcible interference with the rights OF
suffrage, the right preservatiye OF all
rigots. Civil service is a question oil
g,eat moment, and the established party
! OF office.holders Il great evil. The office
holders are not free agents. Their places
depend upon the efficiency OF their service
| TO their party. The remedy Is law basing
advancement upon merit aud prohibiting
assessments for political purposes. This
principle should be extended TO offices an
der the State aud municipal governments.
The tariff issucRbouid be more sharply de.
Gned and the party committed TO an ulti'
mate reduction OF the tariff TO revenue
basis. A thorough revision OF the revenue
laws Is needed. The EXISTING navigation
laws repress the growth OF American SHIP
ping, and should be 80 modified rs TO allow
the purchase OF foreign.bullt ships. Colt
and silver should be the basis OF our cur
4 reuev, and should be n coR nixed as the ONLY
Istsndnrds'of currency value.
i The Democracy OF New York city, th,
report continued. owed the decrease OF III
majority TO Leculiar and abnormal causes
Experiences bad shown where TO look fol
The causes Of the Istc failure Of the Demo
crscy, aud caro- should be taken In 20 re-
organising the party IS 70 pfeyeni similar
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Mr.. GlpscS, Of Louisiana, from The Conn
m,,,ee on biIssissippI Levces. has reported
bin appropriatiug sl,eco.ooo for the 'n'
movement Of the Mississippi river, under
direction Of the secretary OF War, In ac'
cordaoce with the recommendations. p'aus'
snecldcations, and estimates OF the Miss's'
sIon,. River Commission. stisa mcriiorlous
bill. We would not object TO an appropria-
ton Of City millions TO that great river and
is tributaries. The Pacific roads have cost
twice as much, and are not hall as valuable
As bearers oil. freight as the father Of waters
We would have deep and wide canal also
from Cbicsgo TO the Mississippi. II would
cost but little.
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The death Of w. Q. FORCE. Ed, OF Wash
ington city, which occurred on "Wednesday,
will recall to many minds bis distinguished
and eccentric father PETER Force, the edi'
tor Of the Documentary History OF the
United States and the collector oil fine
library. Both father aud son were model
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DEATHS.

Died, in Manchester, on The morning or the ION
Instant at the residence OF his ia her n-law. tx
S-uator Mariiu. EDWARD W. MOORE, or Wash
ingion. ID. c.. IA The ihrty-ihird Year OF bis age.
Burt Il at O'Clock TO-DAY. His friends are in-
yited 10 attend
Washington and Boston papers please copy.
Dios. December 5th. Mrs. NJ. +. TINSLEY, wife
of A. ID. Tnsley, Esq, the ffIy-hftn year OF ner
age. -, -, ,,on,A
The funeral viii take place THIS (Fridiyl morn
ING AZ 1 O'Clock az Shady. Grove church, Hanover
county. The processiof will leave the residence,
No. l6 Seven eenih street, at 9 o'c'ock. FRIENDS
ana acquain'ances Ie'pe0''""' NV W
Mrs. BRIDGET O'KEEFE. wife of Thomas
O'Keefe, who died on the 18Th, viii he buried I'D
DAY from n. PEERS Cathedral at O'Clock. Tue
frends and acquaintance OF The family arc lnViied
TO attend.
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r ,ooK TO YOUR INTEREST
FoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MOsBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.
We are now agents for the celebrated "FOsTER"
KID GLOVES, with patent laced fsstenings. These
goods we can supply iu great variety.
For the approaching holidays we have now on
hand
KID, CASTOR, FUR-TcP, DOGsKIN, BERLIN.
aud DRIVING GLOVES, for gentlemen anf
ladies:
Most immense exhibit of SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
and MUFFLERs, ranging in cost from csc. to
TOs
GLOVE and HANDKER CHIEF BOXES,
CELLULOID SETS and CASES,
LUNCH-BAsKETS, SPOOL COTTON CASES,
PERFUMERY, SOAPS. TOILET CABINETS,
MILLER's CYDONIN. for cbapped skin, at csc.
KID GLOVES for evening wear at all prices.
Useful articles su h as:
TABLE and PIANo-COvERs. In new designs
and fabrics;
WINE-CLOTHs. DAMAsKs, NAPKINS, TOW
ELS;
MERINO UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentlemen,
ranging In cost from 4oc. to So;
CAsHMEREs aud CLOTHS for Dressing Robes
FANCY CORDS and TAssELs;
Magnificent assortment of SILK ana CHENILLE
PRINCES at lowest rates. Much money can be
| saved on these goods.
For the laGies We have just opened
ULsTERs. DOLMANs, JACKETS, CIRCULARS
ranging In cost from 50 to 800;
MISSES CLOAKs at reduced prices
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKs at much below value.
DO not fail 10 examine our compile assortmenls.
CARDOZo. ALsoP, MOsBY & CO.,
| FOURQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
| (dc l5.eodI
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I.ADIF.,NFCKWEAR.

LADIE., NECKwEAR!
CREAM and SPANISH LACE TIES, WHITE
MILL. TIES, EMBROIDERED MUSLIN TIES,
Spanish LACE and NULL FlCHUES In Inn
mepse variety at JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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o. ~ bS..thss FowLsH, Ne never e.
vefsd ~. IvukIe's bill, pos did be. He
teS'ee 4esd 4 late ~ neuss Of Represents
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the evening Of the 9th Of December,
1850 by The Rev. u. Tyler. MOLLiE ;. HAN
kiNs and I THOMAS n. KEEDLER; both Of ihis
city. No cards.
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HOLIDAY GgoDS.
HOLIDAY GOODS,

hyLIDAf GD0DS.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
HOLIDAY CoodN
y. D. SPENCE q son,
sos MAIN STREET.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
OvERCOATs, OvERcoArs
ovEhcoATs' OvGRCoATs.
ovERcoATs' ovERCoArs.
ovERcoATs, OyKRCoAT,.
DRESS SUITS.
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS sUITs-TEN DOLLAR.
BUSINESS sUiTs-TES DOLLARS.
BUSINESS sUITs-TFN DOLLAR.
BUSINESS sUITs-TEE DOLLARS.
+. b. SPENCE & soY.
E.B. SPENCE & sON.
y. -. SPENCE < sOy.
p. h. SPENCE & son.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRT.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRT.
PEMBROKE WHITE DKESs SHIRT,
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIFTS.
KID GLOVES,
BUCK GLOVES,
CLOTH GLOVES,
FUR-TOP GLOVES.
sEAL-sKIN GLOVES,
DRIVING AND WALKISG.GLOYF>
Z. b. SPENCE & sos,
L. u. SPENCE & son,
v. y. SPENCE SON.
r.. Is. SPENCE & son.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWIH>.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWEE..
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DBAWIR>.
sUsPENDERs.
sUsPENDERs,
sUSPENDERs,
sUSPENDERs.
MERINO UNDERSHIRTs ONF DuLLhr.
MERINO UNDER>HIRTS ONE DOLLAR.
MERINO CNDERsBIRTS oNEDOLLAE.
MRRINO UNDERsHIgTs ONE DOLLin.
FANCY HALF HOST,
BROWN HALf-HOSE,
WHITE HALf-HOSE,
MERINO HALF-HOsF,
SCAELtT HALf.HOsE.
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR,
FANCY SILK NECkWEAR.
FANCY SILK NECKWFAR,
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR.
E.B SPENCE 4 son,
E.B. SPENCE y sos,
T. i. SPENCE & son,
F.B. SPENCE 4 son.
FANCY SILK HANUKFGCHiEFs,
FANCY SILK HANDkERCHlEfS,
FANCY SILK HANUKERCHlEF~.
FANCY SILK ANNIVERSARIES.
GLOVES. COLLARS.
NECKWEAR. sUSPENDERs.
UMBRELLAS,
NALKING.CANl-
SHIRTS AND DRAWFR>,
HOSIERY, UNuEE>HILI-,
MkRINO SHIRTS,
SCARLET WON E.SiliEI-
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWEH~,
OVEKt OATS.
DRESS-COATS, BUSINESS COATS.
CHILDREN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING.
CHILDREN'S And BOYS OVERLOAD
+. u. SPENCE & son.
de3 9O3 Main s'r,et.
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GENTLEMEN's NECKwEARi


hoo NECK SCARFS at 25c /: SHIELDS from
S5c 10 sips: WINDSOR SCARFS. WHITE
and col ORrD TIES, BOYS TIES. SHIELDS,
and BOWS, cheap az 1000.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
fr- FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
ATvkRy Low PRICES.
GO TO UUTZLER BROTHERS..

ausEFUL As WELL AS ORHAMESTAL":
elk Handkerchief. Lace Handkerchief, Plain
Linen Handkerchief, Fancy Linen nan. .tsar
Linen Collars and cuts. Plain snd Fancy Ho'
siery, Kid Glovvs. Fur. TOP Gloves SUI slows,
jet Pins. jet Ear-Riugs. Jet bracsie's; vst
Pins. Eai-kings, Locke,s, Neck and Opera
Chains. scsrf.Pins, y.sts;hains; Gun Buttons =
S.uff pins &c Our Gold Iated Jtweiry is war.
ranted nor TO tsrnish. Largest stock south OF
New Yor Beautiful line Of riain, kabroider-
ed, and Feather Fans; CeIuioid Toilet sets, In
boxes Lubin's, Atkinson's, and CoiRate's FER
fumerv ard Toilet soaps. &C.; new line OF
fire Purses, ocketbooks- &C.
n. B.-Uur prices are he Low EsI IN 'ne S,,s'
Call and convince yourself. ue II
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FANCY HO ,IERY!

FANCY HO Jerry!
FANCY HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN,
FANCY HOSIERY FOR LADIES.
FANCY HOSIERY FOR GENTLEMEN at
JULIUS MEYER " SONS,
de l4-eod COL and 603 Broad street.
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LADIES' spOPPING-sAT POCKET
BOOKS, and PURSES at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
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STEVENS
A TTRACTIVE CHRISTMAS GOODS.

CHRISTIAN K WHITE
OFFER TO THE PUBLIC THIS SEASON
THE LARG EST AND MOST VARIED AssoRT-
MENT OF IMPORTED AND FANCY GOODS
ever offered in this market, selected person by
the senior member of the firm upon the most favora-
bic terms from the importers direct. We in part
for example,
LEGHORN CITRON,
FANCY MACCARONI, FIGS,
CANTON PRESERVED GINGER,
FRENCH PRUNES lin cartons and glass;,
VOSTIZZA CURRANTS,
ALMER,A, WHITE GRAPES,
New CROP NUTS,
NELSON'S, CHALMERS'S, and CoX'S CELIA
TINE,
QUEEN OLIVES, ENGLISH SAUCES,
RUSSIAN sARDINES ard CAVIAR SIIRIMPs.
DOMESTIC GODS:
FLORIDA ORANGES,
DEVILLED and HARD CRABS,
HOME-MADE MlNCEMEAT,
PICKLES and PRESERVES,
ENGLISH RASPBERRlES, OUNCE,
LINES, PiNE-APPLES,
GREEN CAGES, &C.:
JELLlES OF all favors,
FRESH SALMON, LOBSTER,
GOLDFISH and CLANS,
SMOKED SALMON and TONGUES,
ALKETtsFPTA, BkOMO,
COCOA and INSTANTANEOUS CHOCOLATE
~
de 1s.I7.ls,2s,24 25.3O&91
II. w. MoESrA'
ICE EAST MAIN STREET,
is THE PLACE TO GET
CHRISTMAS CONFECHoNERIES.
MAKES SPECIALITY OF
FRUIT AND POUNDS CAKES
(oRNAMENTED OR PLAIN;
NUTS, RAIsINs, CURRANTS, CITRoN,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS.
PASTRY, CAKES, AND PIES MADE FRESH
DAILY.
PURE ICE-CREAM AND WINE JELLY.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES.
FIREw ORKs OF ALL KINDS.
de IL eod2w
HANDSOME AND SUITABLE GOODS
III FOX TIE HOLIDAYS at
ee 1921. sixth and Broad streets:
SrEoI AL'
THE LARGEST STOCK
HANDSOME DINNER, TEA, AND TOILET.
SITS
to be found south Of New York,
aud We have reduced The price Of these goods from
10 30 per cent.
A full Ine OF CHRISTMAS GOODS, CONSISTING
OF ali The NOVELTIES imported. Cali and exam
| Inc and be convinced of our low prices.
aes i io II lna Nam .trs:t.
ELEGANT GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS
~ GIfrs.-we are now receiving large seec
,,9n o. choice BOOKS, In elegant bincIDgs pret!|
ptCIuRES, PORTABLE wRlTING-nEsks
snd WAI.LETs. |. ADDE'S WORK -BUxrs. BACK
CANNON BOARUs, CHECKERS. CHESS-MEN
| DyMtNOs, PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOGRAPH
ALBUMS; cHRisTMAs CARDS 10 enwssss varie
y; CHiLDREN's BnUks--an immense c1ec'iou
novelties IN INKSrANDS GOLD PENCILS
rENs. and CASES. FASHIONABLE STATION
Ehf specially. The most extensive aud The mos
beautiful stock OF BIBLks. PRAY ER-BOOKs, an,
tnyMNALsw We have ever eftTed Judgment an
AVE txercised IN Hliins orders. "
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FAIRS.

CHURCH FAIR.-Tbe LADIES Of ST.
" JOHNS GERMAN CHURCH will hold
FAIR a. No. 626 Broad sire.i for ihe benedt Of
their new chM eli bui ding 10 which they cordially
MONDAY NEXT. ana 10 continue through lhr
week. de i;.7t
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LECTURES.

A l. Il CT u RE
IA ON THE
LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON
Will be delivered at
MOZART HALL
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. December 22d. at
O'Clock. for the benefit OF The Yorktown Fund
of the Governors Guard, C0mDany j.. First
Regimen. Virginia Volunteers,
by the ces brstsd statesman,
HON. ID. w. VOORHEES,, OF INDIANA.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Colonel john d. Purcell. Lieu enant Colonel G.. j..
Anderson. Major 10. Lane Stern, Captain j. II. Pa
raieI, Lieutenant q. z. Perrigo.
Tickets. so cents--to be had from members Of
committee. Reserved seats % cents ex,ra.at {. n.
JOHNsTOH'S. de ~ I'd
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PAPETERIE!
in fancy box S from l2Hc. TO 81 at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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CHRISTMAS CHEER.
FINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.

CHRISTMAS CHEER.
FINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
ID. ANTrLOTTI,
No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
offers the following sEAsONABLE GOODS for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, selected by htmSeD
9nH g yG. +. VISOR the besi) wHIsKEY;
OLD JAMES BUMGARDNER wHi>KEY-dve
OLD S' FuL DCHtiER wHIsKEY-seven years old;
OLD Ct,EMMER WHIsKEY-hve years old:
OLD MARTELL DARK LONDON DOCK BRAN
OLD mARTELL V. s. o. P. BRANDY:
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN, in bottles and
Five o" o u,a' SUPERIOR OLD PALE AND
BROWN SHERRY WINE, from The celebrated
house OF HARMONY XEREs DE LA FRoNTERA.
PORT and SHERRY WINES and IRISH and
euiSShHsSs'i; I'd sfS SfEs dAss's ndrouSern's
he also offers very choice lot of VIRGINIA
HAMS, selected by MIN, e,f WITH great care Also,
Large lot of FINE GROCERIES. DE 10 I'm
lust RECEIVED FOR CHRISTMAS
" SALES, fine assortment OF
RoDGERs's IVORY TABLE, DESSERT, and
cEhLur.6i6 TABLE. and DESSERT KNIVES;
| sILyEm.PLAIED FORKS aud SPOONS;
SCISSORS IN CASES, &c, &C.
de IL eod3i DONNAN, CANNON & co.
XMAS GOODS.
APPLE BRANDY.
RUN FRkNGH BRANDY,
CATAWBA WINE.
OLD RYE wHIsKEYs,
FLuUR.choee brands;
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEE,
For sale Sy JOHN NJ. HIGGINS.
l6i0,Franklin treet,
l0.2w near Old Market.
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AM USESi ENTS.

AMUSEEiENTS.
DICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THOMAS w. KhENE.
supported bv the charming tragic actress
MISS HENRIETTA VADERS.
Shakspeare'S trag, dv. In live acts, of
HAMLET.
Hamlet ....... ...,........ Thomas w. Keene.
SATURDAY MATINEE,
ShaksDeare's comedy, In tour acts, OF
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
ShyIock Observation-Disclosures. Thomas W. Keene.
Ma inee prices. 20 and so cents. No txtIa charge
for securs seas.
SATURDAY EVENING. - cember 9Th,
last appearance Of Mr.. Il. W. Keene. on which &C.
casion will be pre- entrd Shskspeare's his
torical raged,. In six acts, OF
RICHARD H.:
OR, THE BATTLE OF BOsW0RTH FIELD.
Gioser afterwards King Richard NIB
Thomas w. KFene.
Box-sheet at Theatre and Ramos & Moses.
de ILLS
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In fancy boxes;
SOAPS IN fancy boxes:
JAPAN GLOVE and HANDKERt HIEF-B0XES,
at JULIUS NJ YER < SONS.
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Tickets TO be had of any member Of the Lodge,
or the following commits e-viz.: 4 70. Epps. j.
NJ Long, j. G. Lange, w., J. W. Green, and b. II
Hawkins. ne l2-eodtDe21
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS I6
FOR EVERYBODY
SENSIBLE ONES AT THAT.

Donf throw your money away for trifes, but 90
straight TO
G.. l.. sIEGEL, 421 BROAD STREET.
aud select from his
IMMENSE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
something substantial.
The CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS,f for
ladies and gentlemen. In the ely; =, ,n,p,s T.,
FlNE-T GENTLEMEN's TOILET SLIPPERS In
rare st styies Of LADIES SLIPPERS in the city:
Largest assortment OF LADIES BUTTON BOOTS
Laies, 81 STYLES of GsNTLEsIEN's SHOES in the
Rows, RED TOP BOOTS nobbiest In the city;
INFANTS FANCY SHOES;
in fact, anyihiug AMI everything in the Boot and
Shoe 'i"e can V' nun" CHARLES l.. sIEGEL's,
42I Broad street
Buy the new TOILET DRESSING. VIII not
crack shoes. only at sIEGELs. de -
FNGRAvINGS, wATER-COLORS,
oLEoGRAPHs, AND CHRoMos,
FOR THE holidays.
HAVE NOW ON HAND THE FINEST COL
LECTION UF THESE GOODS
ever seen I'm this city, and TO be sold at reasonable
prices. Also, the largest collection or
VELVET, EBONY. AND GOLD CABINET AND
PANEL FRAMES
in the city, at prices ranging from ten cents to ten
DO lars
The finest collection OF
PANEL-CARDs, EAsELs. AND CHRISTMAS
CARDS
In The citv.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
de III L.LEWls, 9l2B Main slrteI:
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GLOVES! GLuVESl GLOVES.
LADIES FUR TOP LINED DOGSbfN;
LADIES KID In 3. 4. and Buttons;
LADIES' 1HREAD, lined and unlined;
MEMS LINED DOGSKIS;
MEMS SPRING Tor DOG>KIN;
MEMS KID. CLOTH, and THREAD;
BOYS LINED DOGSKIN, SUCK, and CLOTH;
MISSES KID, THREAD, and CLOTH,at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
HANDKERCHIEFSl HANDKERCHlEFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
900 SILK from l2Hc. TO Sl.50:
LADIES HtMsTlTCHED from 1870 40c.;
GEN CLEMENS HEMsTITCHEB. plain and
fancy;
CRILDREN'S PLAIN aud COLORED BORDERS
at JULIUS MEYER SONS.
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TIVE HOTEL BRUNSWICK CONFERENCE ADOPTS
AN ADDRESS, AND PROPOSES TO REFER ALL
The PLANS TO THE PEOPLE IN MAss-Mk