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doun: To Incorporate The Trustees Of the
Neyy Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran
church, near Lovettsville, In the county OF
senate Bill: To incorporate the Teachers
Mutual life. Assurance Association OF Viz
ginia.
By Mr.. OWENS: Bill to incorporate Lodge
No. 1, Love and Charity, OF Princess Anne
county, Va.
Bs Mr.. CHAPMAN: Bill TO amend and re-
enact section IL OF chapter OF the Code OF
1873.
Bv Mr.. Lyons: Joint resolution pro-
posing an amendment TO the Constitution OF
Virginia in regard to the elective franchise
and qualifications for office.
BY Mr.. ADAMS: Bill TO authorize ST.
Pau's Episcopal church in the city OF
Lvnchburg TO borrow money and execute
deeds OF trust. 49,:
BY Mr.. COLLY: Bill to amend and re-
enact section Al Of chapter 1913 OF the Code
Of 1873.
BY Mr.. CHAPMAN: Bill to amend and re-
enact 11th section, chapter 18th, 1878.
BY Mr.. OWENS: Bill to incorporate Lodge
No. /, Love and Charity, OF Princess Acne
county, Va.
THE KING WILLIAM CASE.
The report of the committee tMr. WITT
in the chair IN the case OF NELSON rs.
GREGORY was further advocated BY Mr..
FRAZIER, chairman of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections.
Mr.. GREGORY 0he contesiee) followed in
explanation OF the facts in the case.
ISenator CANNON informed the House
that The Senate had pissed the resolution
appropriatng $1,000 for the prosecution OF
the offenders against the oyster laws OF the
Commonweall b.
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SPECIAL NO CICEs.
NJ IT WILL PAY TO MAKE YOUR
PURCHASES AZ LEVY BROTHERS,.

ALL.wO0L PLAIDs at 75c.
per yard worth 81 25
sILK-AND-wOOL MIXED DRESS GOODS at
75c. per yard worth $3.50; a, s1.5O per yard
worth s2.25;
BROCADED SILKS at s1.2j per yard, sold at
sl.75 a, the beginning OF the season:
BLACK STRIPED wATERED SILK at s1.25
per yard worth So;
BLACK SILKS at 6Oc. worth SOC. at Csc. worth
s5c., at 9Oc. worth sl.I5, at 81 20 worth 100,
at $3.50 worth 81;
COLORED SILKS from Use. TO sl.75 per yards
BLACK SILK PEKIN VELVET at sl.s5 worth
So:
sATINS in black and color5 at all prices-an excel
lent article Of OLD GOLD SATIN at 9Oc. per
yard, and LIGHT BLUE SATIN "a inches wide
sl.25 worth Si.75;
WOOL PLAiDS at 15c. per yard worth Csc;
CLOAKs, CIRCULARS, and DULMANS sold at
reduced prices-some at less than cost;
BLANKETS can be had at old prices, notwilhstand-
ing that there has been an advance Of at least %
per cent.
large assortment OF all kinds Of GOODS FOR
MOURNING. Special bargains I'm MOURNING
HANDKERCHIEFS, CREPE Wells, and
CREPE COLLARS.
BLACK and COLORED SILK YELVETS very
cheap;
large stock Of DRESS TRIMMINGS;
Special bargains In PRINCES, and large lot OF
BUTTONS NJ half value:
The largest stock of cheap HAMBURG EDGlNGS
and INSERTINGo ever offered.
Exam inc our took, and you will find II to your ad-
vantage TO make your purchases of rs, as we show
larger stock and greater variety of goods than any
Other house Ia this State.
LEVY BROTHERS,
10l7 and 1919 Main street,
IA IA Richmond, Va.
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MARRIAGES..

u...,.a a., ,,,s e,tv. on wednesday the lam In
I've IN, ~ Pew Ar. Harhe,. Mss ADA BLAoh
OF EicSimond. 10 8. II. FLANAGAN ESQ., OF ba'-
tiiuore.
Married. On the 18Th Jann1TyS; isey u ~ KS
John 4. Edwards. d; D.Mps;; , gT l., TAYLOR,
dsurb,sr Of Mr.. G. H. Y. Taylor Of Cees,sr0e Nd
county, va. Marriage at ar. Taylor fes'"e"''' ~
cards. -.
Married. in Peter burr Va January mes ONCE
~ 1o bv ,bs rev Moses r.. Hoge. d. d., Mr. W. ~
RtDFORD OF The nrn o. s,S ;; SeIp1re,' sWfE.
Richmond. Va. and Mss fLORtN soee ~. ~ Aus
lin. TEXAS. formerly Of Richmond. Va. No cards.
Married. n, {" wo,dsae. Is Hanover county. Va, on
"wednesday evening lie I4Ih instant, by Rev. FRANK
Page, TAZEWELL L. HATCH; OF grangs COUNTY,
Va, to IDA BELL, dhush'er OF Dr' D. III h'''"'
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Very few Of the judges were elected in
December, and il the view taken by the
Funders should prevail the result would
be that most OF the incumbents would hold
over. and thus appoint the land-assessors
this year. And just there is the secret
Bristol NeacS.
Not ut all. We do not know whether
"Pittsylvania," who raised the question, is
a Funder or a Readiuster. Nor have we
had the matter of assessments in mind at
all. We have discussed the question as a
purely legal one.
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The County Judges.


Mr.. HENRY's resolution instruc,ing the
Senate Committee on Courts OF Justice to
report during what time the county judges
elected after January l., 1880, will be enti-
tied to discharge the duties OF their office
seems to contemplate q decision Of Judi
cial question by a legislative body. We
have high respect for the opinion Of that
committees but when their opinion shall
be given, it will have to be voted upon
(both houses, we suppose, will consider the
question: by many men who are not compe-
tent TO decide such questions. There are
is theiI opinion WORTH Yet to take thir-
teen of one side and add thirteen on
the other will make a difference OF twenty
six votes, and that, too, in Legislature
consisting only OF 140 members. A deci-
sion by such a body will not carry much
weight with it.
Ii decision by q Legislature is worth
anything, why not accept that made by the
Legislature OF 1872 Surely the opinion OF
that body is entitled TO more respect than
ed under the circumstances under which
the present one was elected.
We have every day almost made up our
minds mol to discuss these questions, and
have every day yielded to the temptation
presented in the arguments employed on
the other side. Now, we think we shall
turn the matter over to the Legislature for
the present, and to the courts eventually.
But we wish to say word in parting from
1t.
II there is vacancy in the Office Of Judge
In aEy county, aud it may be filled foe an
unexpirec term, it can be filed only by a
Judge elected for that purpose. A judge
elected for full term cannot take office TO
serve out an unexpired term.
A judges Asuccessor ID the man elected
to oil his place from aud after aeertan time
The Lao Journal argues THAT all judges are
elected for full term, and that that term
can begin only on the LIST OF January next
after bis appointment. We say nothing as
to the argument, except that II satisfies us.
Bat We do say that no officer can take office |
before bis term begins. II the Journal be
wropg and Judge may be elected 10 tii an
unexpired term, and ia elected for thai pnr-
pose. then his term begins as soon as he
qualities. Tn the other hand, II elected for
. full term he cannot take Office before his
term commences. These propositions can
net be coEtsoyerted successfully.
A "vacaney is the " state or condition OF
IN Office which has no incumbent "--"an
Office" There is 30 such Va
cancy In the offee Of Judge Of aRy county,
70 far rs we know. The Constitution pro-
rides against any such vacancies by requI-
log the old iudges to hold over. II Qua OF !
Desc should resign, there would be "ya-
'aney." Bu, that vacancy must BE- tilled By }
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The THIRD TERN THE Pennsylyania
men here have information all things are
MOI moving as smoothly toward an instruc.
non OF delegates for General Grant as had
beea hoped. II was supposed that when
the date OF the Convention was fixed a
month earlier than ussaI that the trouble
was over and the victory won. But il turns
out that the active canvsssing Of the State
by the Philadelphia Press and the Times.
ana Inc unexpected opposition thereby
SHOWN 10 exist 10 the idea Of q third term.
mas caused some Of the managers TO fear
that II may be difficult 10 carr an instruc.
lion OF delegates with that unanImlty which
IS desired. Ore OF the most prominent Re.
outlican' OF The Cameron wing in the State
ias Just written here that be is now heartily
imposed 10 the nomination OF General
rant washington te!egram-Bafimore
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.-One thing
reaches us annually from the New York
Tribune Office which we can cordially
praise we mean the Tribune Almanac. 1t
is an indispensable book Of reference to
the public man. We have the Almanac for
1885, 1t contains all those facts and Stats
tics which render it so valuable. Price, as
always, % cents.
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BODrS. sHOEh. sc.
GENTLEMEN'S DOU Bill E. n
VI soI.r u,NnMAnP ROOTS $500

4 NENTLEMEN'S DOU B L. Il H
~ SOLE HAND MADE BOOTS ats~
$780, bargain.
GENTLEMEN'> HEAVY D0UBLE-SOLE BUT
TON-BOOTS. LACi,-sH0ES, and CONGRESS
CATERS, In all gra, 'es
LADIES' FRONT and SIUE-LACE and BUTTON
Bo0TS-heayy soles. for walking, aud In fine
soft kid and light soles;
BOYS and CHiLDREN'S st,HO0L-sHOEs and
FINE DRESS BOOTS;
INFANTS SHOES ia all styles;
A fine line OF OLD GENTLEdEN's and LADIES'
BROAD-BOTTOM, FLAT-HEEL BOOTS aud
SHOES:
CATERS. &c;
The uHIVFRsAL ANKLE. sUPPoRTEK. for
weak ankes--a good lhiny. All al
J. A. GRIGG's.
De 81 Tenth aud Main streets.
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PoCKET-KNIvEs at all prices from loo. ND.
sCIssORs-all sizes and prlces-frorn Zoe no..
PATENT BUTTON.HOLE CUTTERS
yenient;
Genuine" WADE & BUTCHER RAZoEf-... .
DIAMOND.EDGE, 75c.: genuine p,r.,,.
BOLLOw-GROUND "GEOgGF WoSrr,-
HOLM" RAZOR at 75c.. SIC. ardaI No..
fail TO call and look at ihfm.
An entire new line q REyOLyERS f-o,, .t...
up-FINELY- ENGRAvEO ~NApofr.,-.
REVOLVER-'hoot, No. 81 clr.-....
$3.50; PLAIN. same size. s2.75: G....,.
COLTS" sEyEN.SHOOTER. $3.50:
CARrRIDGEs-a'ls sizes;
An entire new line Of LADIES P0CKrT.p.0r.
at all prices from pc. zap % SI7j-,,.. ...
beauties;
80 FINE GILT NECKLACES:
New patterns Of both CHAINS sul CHARMS.
More Of those fine EPERGNE~ az 2L25.
NEW GOODS coming in every day g.. ..
examine them at VA. STEVEN.
Dos Rroa' ...
New lot Of GLASS sHAbEs aud Fl,H-Gr0nF.
just In. nI7
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STATE or VIRGINIA, oIIY OF El.uNp>p"-
WIT.
l. Charles L. Williams, = notary pt"i I'D
aforesaid, IN tn state of WIZ "it t' '..
G.. OBER, CHARLES -. HILL. tlIArii- i. -h.'.
KER. aud CHARLES WATKINS. "h'-. .i.
signed 10 the fOr' going WTiiiHg. have 'r
the same before me IA my s. id ,itl. 400
Their certify that Charles - iiiil. orc .i 'ir
paTtncrs named ~ the foregoing Nii.I-. DOT.
made oath before me in my -aii cIf I.i. 60.
the special partner named lu -HI 90 !.-.
tualy pail in cash To- ihe firm ul iH.. 81"
Watkins the sum OF twenty thu.-tuI % 1871.
input into said firm.
Given under my hand tiis Hl-t fJi %
A. ID. 1879. tuAEi.t~ /. NNIl
ia Low N"i'''
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IA IA
NJ A CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS AT LESS THAN OLD PRICES
JULIUS MEYER,

JULIUS MEYER,
COB BROAD STREET.
being determined 10 reduce his stock preparatory
10 making change in business has marked his en-
tire stock way down.
DRESS GOODS closing out at and below cost;
DRESS GOODS reduced from 374 TO 25c., from
80 to zoe. from 20 TO 1896;
DOUBLE-WIDTn NOVELTIES iuced from
S125 to $50:
STEEL. MiXED POPIINS reduced 10 exc:
STRIPED MUNMY-CLOTHS at SIC;
BLACK and COLORED CASIIMERES greatly re-
duced:
ALL-WOOL COLORED CASIIMERES reduced ia
45c.; superior quality reduced from 70 to 6Oc
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE at 42c.-yery
cheap:
G0c. BLACK CASHMERE reduced to Soc;
81 CASHMERE reduced to Sjc.;
specially low prices made in BLACK and COLOR
ED SILKS;
PEKIN STRIPED SILKS and SATINS at cost;
MERINO and ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR at
greatly reduced prices;
BLANKETS closing out at cost;
LADIES aud CHiLDREN'S FURS closing out
much below cost;
And lots Of other good, below regular prices. at
ja2 JULIUS MEYERS.
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.

TIE LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.
AMBER CRACKLE GLASS;
FLOREN1INE GLAoS-oEly few pieces In this
county,:
tFRh GLASS, which look the premium over the
bohemian:
HARLEQUIN, A. ID. COFFEEs, and DESSERT
SETS:
FRUIT PLATES--ivory BODY omerhng new;
DECORATED DINNER SETS-MiOkO pattern;
CHAMBER SErS-MmtOn-yarietyo OF patterns;
TEA SE fS-all price, and styles.
VIII have opened on the STH INSTANT the
largest assortment OF WORCE TER. DRESDEN
AND LDNGWI WAKE ever exhibited. aud en-
iirtly new designs. GEORGE GIBSON DR.,
-e 1907 Main street.
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New Book.

Mdnch. BY MARY +. BRYAN. New York
ID. APPLETON 81 co. 1880.
We return thanks to the "friend Of the
auiboress" who forwarded the above book
10 u.s.
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III GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURr1-Rev. c. II. READ. -. d.. pastor.
Preaching At 1o'clock A. NJ. aud 7:45 +. NJ. The
subject Of the evning discourse will be The Destruc-
ton Of the Cilitsof the Pllin.
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NI- GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
COHEN BROTHERS.

Having an extremely large stock on hand, and
being very de1rous 10 close for ibis season, they
will commence JANUARY 1sT to offer their stock
at considerable
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH tseveh!L street near Gracel-KeV. W.
scHAEFFKR, PaStor.-Preaching az IL A. NJ anu
100 i. NJ. Subj ct a. night. " ST. raul.
Strangers and visitors Will find a coro'ai "eco"e.
Seats free.
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nj SEVESTH.STREEr CHRISTIAN
CHURt H.-PreaChing at IL A. NJ and ~ p. VI. 10y
RCy. j. r.. TYLER.
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CROCR ERY.GLASswARE. sc.
HOLIDAY GOODS NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD OR TRASHY-EVERYTHING
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.

MALACHITE VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
DUNMORE ORNAMENTS. &C.:
CRACKLE VASES, BOUQUET-HOLDERS sc.
IRIDISCENT BOUQUET. and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS, &C.;
DRE> DERO ORNAMENTS. &C.;
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C;
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BOXES. TRAYS. &C.;
MAJOLICA, In new designs, at haif former prices
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER, TEA. an
TOILET-SETS;
HARLEQUIN AFTkR-DINNER COFFEEG,
HARLEQUIN TEA and DESSERT-SETS,
COAL-VAsES and PLATE. WARM
FRS.
The above are now open for Inspection No idea
can be formed OF the variety, 80 come and see.
f.. Il. TAYLOR, lOll Main street.
II. &. SUTTOG, lc.,.
j. G. SNtLSON, o"'esIheh' del
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III FIRST PRE- I'd Y T Il n
CHURCH.-Rev. j. W. PRATT, ID. d., OF Kentucky
will preach IT Ii a. NJ. and NJ quarter before r.
VI. Visitors kindly welcomed.
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NT MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
J. g. ARasTRoSo.-services IL A. 81. and 81
O'Clock 7. If.
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MI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets) The Rev. j. u.
HAWTHORNE, u. d.. will preach on SUNDAY at ii
A. VI. and ~ p. ~ All strangers welcomed TO
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Nj MAIN-STREET Gil RISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine sEd Laurel sreets).-
Preaching by Elder j. A. DEARBORN at IL a. NJ.
and 1880 l.. NJ.
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARINiE-
" SHIP-Thr UNDERSIGNED have formed I'N-
TIED PARTNERSHIP tY,.utJ.' 10, 6ltO, ...I
IEAF-TmBACCD. AND CHS lLAl tH|.l-.
Sion BUSINESS iu doe riN OBJ Elrhu. ..
STATE OF Virginia. under tUr h,I -uI ut u. HI
SKINKER & WATki\~ o. begin 900 DO, D.. '|1
or JA\IABN 1880. AMI o. con'I.t'i GO
riOd Of tMcey rar> IS ftti-l
The CT NERAL PAEtNti;~ {. .ll i.H
CHARLES -. MI. tlIhELE~ BE-. ~hlNt.
and CIIARLES WATKINS. lii of N.Hn 1.
zen. OF the state Of Virginia and reside iu '.
OF Richmond. ........
The SPECIAL PARTNIE is CT 81 A..
OBER. a cItiZcn 81 the state % Ntr1 anI' t.
slses IN the city Of BIiumur..
The special PARTNER hl, contributed iN III.
mon stock ~ capital tho sum oi t"tl) .D
dollars (s20.0UOl IN cash.
Witness cur hands this me Sit d1i .' D.
Der, eighteen hundred aud ,tNrutl-uitt .l~.'.
lSiguedl CHARLES -. I'LL.
IHANLt~ K. ~hINht.t
CHARLES NAIhlN-.
General I4.
Gt~TANUS OBIE
Sle 1l iIr'.
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Personal.

NAUTION.-All persons are hereby eau
" toned against RECEIVING, TRADING FOR.
OR CASTING ANY ORDER. DRAFT, CHECK,
OR ANY EVIDENCE OF pEBr. purpOri ing TO be
signed by me, VIII pay all my debts IN currency.
IA l7.lf u. NJ. BRIDGES.
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LECTURE.

OK POPULAR LECTURES On AS
~ TRONOMY 10 b. delivod before tie Young
Mems Cluislidn Association. ~ AssOcia ION Hall
by Professor CHARLES IL WINSTON. Of Rich
mona Coll &c The frst lecture sil De delivered
TUESDAY EVENING. January 20, 1850. AT =
o'clock. Tke other lectures Will follow ia order on
succeeding TUT SDAlS until the course f. CON-
pie Ell. The ecues WAL be fully illustrated by ola.
grams. lanter1-siife and other apparatus.
TICKETS: FOR single lecture. I5e.; for The course
OF six ircures. Zoe. For sale at e. r JOhnston's
9lS Main street. and at Association Hall. Members
OF The Young Mems Christian Association admitted
tree. "a 10 ST
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yrO WHOM MAY COYCERN.-Fh

l. Is give notice that | have appointed THOMAS
L. TURNER OF the city of Richmond my aeent,
10 co duct for me. In sad city, STABLE or STA.
81 Els for the LIVERY. HIRING. SALE. and EX.
CHANGE of YEHltiLEs, HORSES. aud MULES.
Ny said agent Is 10 buy aid sell for CASH only.
II. X. TURNER.
December 9, 1879. &c 2i-lm
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NEW YEAR.
Ne 1880.
TUALIiIMEH RROTHE

THALHIMEE BROTHERS.
wishing TO start the new year In bene1tting their
many friends and customers Is well a. me pub ic at
stock Of DESIRABLE GOODS 20 per cent. less
than regular prices.
owing 10 our heavy purchases at low prices we
are prepared 10 offer extra inducements I'm all kinds
OF COTTON, LINEN. and WOOLLEN FABRICS.
and solicit call to convince you The above facts.
Our large lire Of DRESS GOODS. BROCADFD,
FIGURED. and STRIPED NOVELTIES at less
than original value 10 close them ont. Do not fail
TO lock at stock Of DRESS GOODS.
Great reduction in prices Of ALE-WOOL COLI
ORkD CASHMERES. Look and read
ALL-WOOL CASHMERE reduced from Csc. 10
ALIowooL CASHMERE reduced from SIC. to
ALICW0OL CASHMERE reduced from 81 to
THIS embraces large and elegant line Of colors.
Our extensive stock of BLACK and COL0RED
lIKS. BLACK and COLORED VELVET VEL
VETFENS. sATINS, PEKlN, BROCADED sud
other SILKS must be sold. Look at great reduc-
lions and wonder Our $3.50 SILKS reduced 20
Sl.75; our ~ SILKS reduced - 81 40: our $50
SILKS reduced 20 il.lO our 81 % SILKS reduced
10 81: our 81 SILKS reduced tO S5c.: or 600
SILKS reduced TO 75c.: our Il BLACK and cot.
okLD BRoCADtD SILKS reduced 10 $3.50; orr
81 BLACK SATIN reduced 10 $50 our $3.50
BLACK SATIN reduced 10 81 our sl.7j BLACK
PEKlN SATIN reduced - Sl.25: our $50
BLACK PEKlN SATIN reduced O. 81: our - %
COLORED SILKS reduced a. Sjc.; our ) !. 80 60
LORED StTINS reduced 40 $I.IO. Wea-A an in
sptcti9n OF this line Of goods,
We have also received a large invoice Of TABLE
LINENS, NAPKINS, RAG-CLOIli~. TOWELS,
QUILTS. and O'nfr FURNISHING GOODS Also,
Il nice line of WHITE GOODS. which q viii pay to
buy now at the low d-u'e, We offer them.
Having bought large stock of IANkFTS at
low inces beiorr the rise In wool. and Wi.hn2 60
reduce our sock Of them, we have marked them
down rs follows
Our So BLANKETS 10 $40: oui Sl2 BLAN-
KETS 10 IS: our - BLANKETS To- ii. onr -
BLANKETS 10 s.; our - BLANKETS 10 g 50
our "A BLANKETS 70 80. Buy your BLAN-
KEI> from n and save them for Il, xt winter II you
wish 10 save money.
We have also received line Of LIGHT SHADE
SILKS and >ATi NJ for evening re also. LIGHT
SHADES OF SiIFSlA>. TARLATA<~. Dotted
amt RIO CHEDS SWISS MtSLINS % THREE,
FOUR, SIX, aud EIGiT-BII TIO\ klDGLONES
at low prices. THALHl5IEH BROTHERS,
il lO->,M&W COL Broad street.
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Nj YOUNG MEMS SOCIAL PRAYER
AND EXPERIENCE MEETING al Trinity MethO-
dist Epi,co pal church tcorper of Twentieth and
Br I'D streets EVERY SUNDAY EVENING from 3
iC 4 O'Clock. The public. and especially strangers
are cordially invi ed to attend
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. sc.
MEMORIAL VOLUME.

MEMORIAL VOLUME.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH lt,n iIf
THE ARMY Of NORTHERN VIRGIN l-.
rial volume edited by j. WILLIAM JHNt-. 3D.. i'-
II IS large 6yo Of 3is page. iu.'' f--
81 so, anu - 80. according D.. -'N.f 90 'i. J. b.
few cope, VITA a steel por rtli 'i bri,i'l 49,
the bait q a,g. hound ia Eu,.it-nsr i-nmr.
.5. Any style mailed paid or h> tNil'', Dot
90 a VINO send he price. "a l''.N
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FYeCLAY-STR EFT ZAP fist
CHURCH corner Clay and Graham streets)-
II. A. TUPPER. ID. D.. VIII preach nj IL 4 NJ. aud
the pastor, Rev. SAMUEL G. CLOPToN, at II u. NJ.
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nrLEIG H-sTREET BAPTIST
CHURCH tcorner Tweliy-Gfh and Leigh streets.
The al nual meeting of the Missionary Society will
take place SUNDAY AFTERNOON, January 18Th at
81 o'clock. several addresses will be delivered Al
~ O'Clock L. NJ Rev. j. l.. NJ. CURRY. ID. d., viii
deliver the annual adore before the Society. The
pHuc are cordially invited.
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1T GRACE-STREET b A p TT S T
CHURCH corner of Grace and F0ushee streeis)-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER, ID. d.,
will preach u, / O'Clock \. NJ. and at hdif-past
o'clock =. VI. Subject at night, "Joseph; or The
Tempted.m
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner of Main and sixth strcctsl.-Rev. HENRY
MCDoSALD, ID. D, Will preach on SUNDAY at IL
a. NJ. aud 1870 i. VI.
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REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES.
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MI BROAD-STREET METHODIST

CHURCH. SUNDAY. Januar' 1Sth.-Preachiug by
Rev. w. G.. STARR. pastor. AT l O'Clock \. NJ
subject When to Stop Talking" At ~ L. NJ
subject What Shall the Harvest Be?"
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READ INGS.

DEADlNGS IN
~ ST. Marks LECTURE-ROOM (corner or
First ana Clay streets by
REV. >. G.. A X MsT RONG,
for the beH' III Of the churrh
MONDAY NIGHT. JANUARY 18Th.
Reserved SEATS can be secured al Messrs. RAMOS
MosEs's without extra charge.
Tickets. 80 cents. jal7-lt
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FANCY GOODS.
DECEIVED TO DAY

DECEIVED TO DAY
sos BROAD sTRtET.
THE FINEST AND LARGEST AssORTMyNr
POCKET KNIVES, RAzORS,
AND SCISSORS,
TO BIZ FOUND ~ TOWN.
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r1TJOIN {. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1904 Main street corner above post-ofice),
RICHMOND, VA.

Ills stock consists Of a LARGE AND FINE AS
SORTMENT OF GOODS, imported especially for
him. and Is constantly receiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES, and PATTERNS.
Prices to suit the times.
SHIRTS, COLLARS and CUFFS of fine grades
made TO order. no IA
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sos BROAD STREET.

THE FINEST AND LARGEST ASSORTMENT