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We notice that. our welI.known con-
tributor Professor CHARLES DOB IL enter
tanning the readers Of the New York Home
Journal with some OF his interesting specu-
Iations or suggestions or information as to
the origin Of names. Professor Don is a
master of English as well as skilled ety.
mologist. He can trace word to its origin
more successfully, We are tempted to say.
than even Professor SCHELE DE WERE. We
would say that Professor DOB is thorough
grammarian II RICHARD GRANT WHITE had
not settled 1t lin his opinion) that the English
Is "grammarless tongue" Perhaps MIR.
WHITE would call him an expert rheto-
rician. Certainly he knows accurately the
order 10 which words should be arranged.
We congratulate the Home journal upon
the acquisition Of so valuable contributor.
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PLUCKY YOUNG HUNTsMEN-THE TELEPHONE
IN sTAUNTON-A SILVER wEDDING-THE Pi.
RATES OF Observation-Disclosures TINES.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.
DECEMBER II. 1880.
Two boys, Eppa Hunton Maddox aud
Jefferson Davis Maddox. aged respectively
eleven and thirteen, sons OF Mr.. Martin Mad
dOx, OF this county, have won quite repu-
tatiOn as hunters. They went out alone fox
hunting one day last week on horseback,
one OF the little fellows having broken
arm, carried in sling. They soon ran a
fox to his den and killed MIN. then started q
deer, and after running II five miles across
the country, taking the fences aud ditcbes as
they came TO them, caught il with their dogs
and killed 1t. The deer weighed 225 pounds,
and being too heavy for them TO get 1t upon
their horse hey disembowelled il, and thus
lghtened, they managed 10 get IL upon the
horse, aud brought it home in triumph
Rev. William A. Whitescaryer and his
wife will celebrate their silver wedding al
their home, 10 Waynesboro', tomorrow
the 18th.
The Executive Committee OF the Augusta
Memorial Association for the Confederate
Dead have addressed letter to the musical
ladies and gentlemen OF Stanton, who
have several times given Pinafore so sue.
eessfuily here, asking them TO render the
Pirates OF Penzance for the benefit OF the
Association. IL Is earnestly hoped by the
friends OF the Object interested and the
music loving people OF StauUton generally
that the appeal will be successful.
Rev. John Landsireet, Of Baltimore, for
merly OF Si0newaIl Jickson's staff. deliver.
ed an interesting lecture last night to the
young ladies' OF the Lee and Jackson Lit.
eiary Society OF the Wesleyan Female In
stitute on the subject OF Gypsies.
The holiday season has never opened
with more activity in stanton than this
year. The stores are all doing a good bust
ness, and mauY OF them too much crowded
Tor customers to be waited on. They have
often 10 60 awsc trusting TO their luck to
De more fortunate another time. One gro.
Gerry hrm here sold u the foreign retail and
custom trade 1900 pounds OF butter ,u
enc month this fal'. and had ut one time IN
ttftr warehouse forty dressed deer and
6fsg saddles Of venison. The liberal ex-
penditure OF money for Iuxuries at this sen.
SOD " m indication Of easy times In this
that Is gratifying. PENN.
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A GOOD JoKE.-It is said that A. w.
CAMPBELL, Esq, OF Wheeling, is spoken OF
as a southern man TO whom Mr.. GARFIELD
might give place in bis Cabinet as a rep.
resentative southern man. ARCHIE is a
smart fellow; but he can't possibly repre-
sent anything southern. He was Free
SoiIer long before the war; and during and
since the war be has been one OF the bitter
est among all the enemies OF the South.
We suggest BEAST BUTLER, once the militia
nv governor of New Orleans, as a compro-
mise between CAMPBELL and man too
strongly southern in his sympathies. How
ever, Mr.. CoNKLING will put an end to this
joke. He will have no such boilers as
CAMPBELL in the Cabinet, whatever Mr.
GARFIELD may wish. And since we are re-
minded that COYKLTNG dsikes CAMPBELL,
we are tempted to throw away the above
paragraph.
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The Supreme Court, general term, at
New York, refused the application OF
George Ticknor Curtis to appoint. under
the statute, commissioners to decide whe-
Their property needed for the Broadway I'M
dergropnd railway should be allowed.
General Sherman lets IL be understood IN
a recently published letter that he Is OPP
posed to the scheme for making Grant
captain. general; also, that il Grant Is pen
stoned of, it should be as ex-President, not
as eX-generaI.
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Suppose the DiSpatch's ideas Of this SUBJ
ject were to prevail, aud set OF unscrupu'
lous stock jobbers were TO bride Legisla-
ture to pass bill imposing heavy tax on
the people, what would become OF the peo-
pie In such case p Wing.
The Governor would veto the bill. Or,
il not. the courts would pronounce it faint
ed with fraud. But II all three Of those de.
partments of the Government should pro-
nounce the contract valid and binding, then
it would be binding, that is our position.
Isn't it unassailable?
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Txs Masoss esooeAsxe. ." Ths Bead.

TNs Mknoxx FRoaRANxe. =" The Read
lusirrs advocate and defend free suffrage as
ne rIrbl prcscsvalive 81 all rights. which
can ouv be 0uaiifIed TO the recognition OF
manhood. without regard to race. color, or
nrovious condition OF servi!udc; and any
frsfksr restriction Is not merely an iFVrdc.
fjen 81 etiehted .faitA between man and mar.
ssctjon asd section. State ewu STATE. people
and government, bu. an iNcasioN OF ms
fsnd9pa<ntal iaw Of SER preservation schsce
jwstiv rvmits az effected ~ q "a shsr re-
seySmf and ;nulIsnabie right Of REtOLU.
TION. and as JUSTLY EXPOSES me
Government gwafy ef the iwcdsion 70 az ne
scifs and daagers Of DISAEFECTlONs'
DIssENSION. RIOT, and REVOLT
Richmond Wk<S.
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We repeat. the Government has no right
TO impose a tax on tobacco-no more than on
wheat or cern.-- Wing.
We like that teaching. In fact, we like
the teae of the Wing OF Saturday. Can it
be possible that that is the saT.s journal
which teaches that the Federal courts have
The right 10 punish the officers OF the State
Of Virginia for acts done la their official
capacjty7
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DOBERT HAROLD,

(ODEh IlhhhOLb,
e15 AND SIT BROAD STREET.
In order 20 display my immense stock Of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
have taken the
LARGE AND CDMMODIOUS STORE
No. $40 BROAD STREET,
next 20 my old stand. aud with lncrea ed facilities
am better prepared than ever 10 serve my
customers. Ny stock Is larger than
ever. consisting In part OF
RICH sITyER:PLATED GOODS, snch as TEA
BASKETS, CARD-sTANDs, VASES, Co.
LONGE.stTs. JEwEL-BOXEs, CUPS, NAP
FRENCH and ENGLISH DECORATED DIN.
NEk., TEA. and CHARACTERISTICS, FANCY
PARL0R LAMPS;
beautiful AS Ortmept Of engraved CRACKLE
and IRIS GLASS In PITCHERS, VASES,
CUPS. GOBLE1s, and EPERGNES;
TIN T0iLET-SETS and COAL VASES in great
HANi,soME VASES and FIGURES in BlsoUE.
FRENCH, CHINA. aud LAVA;
JAPANESE GUOt,S, sueh as CABINETS, BOXES,
DESKS, TRAYS, PANELS, and DECORA-
TONS. VASES, DtLkS. &C.;
WALNUT BRACKETS. WALL.P0CKETS Ia
RIsEs. BQUk.sHELyEs, &C.;
CYCLES. CHAIR, &s.;
FIREWORKS aud FIRE.CRACKERs Also, some
handsome CHILDREA'S CARRIAGES.
save your money by BUYING YOUR goods a. 49,,
del2.ll.l9.2I SIS aud sii Broad street.
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1ames shuxsro, With his wife and child
SAs oEeRakeu on toe frestIe ri the higl
tvidxe on the Deiawsre. LsckAHanna snl
Western roed, near Paterson, n. j., by 1
gravel train Thursday night. The hus.
band wss Killed. bot the wife escaped IN.
Harmed. and threw the child down through
The timber, twentg feet TO the ground. 40 d
u escaped with i ltw bruises.
A New York book-tysder 10 London has
been causing commotfen among the Lon.
dos publishers ~ selling 90 American re-
prtnt'sf z Endymi0h " II tue price oi ten
pence. TIE price cbafxed BY English pub.
llsDerx y tlIrty.pne shilllngs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-19

We have received from Messrs. WEST.
JOHNSTON T. Co. q copy Of the catalogue for
1881 Of Messfs. HouoHrox, MIsvIdg u Co.,
successors to HouGsroN, OsGo0D 4 Co., OF
Session and Sew York. II is q fine cata-
Iogue OF fine books.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-19

A band Of 6piritusiists are digging for
go'd two miles south Of Albion, N. r.,
Under the direction and inspiration OF a
Rochester medium. They claim TO have
!ound many articles OF curiosity, incIudlue
z nasonlc enblems and bird engraving 10
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THE AMERICAN UNION TELE.
i GRAPH COMPANY - now prepared 10 &C.
points u = oueed ystrs, having opened otfices g
Qanslle, Val Gfeeasbrro' n. e.; Chari0,ie,
c.; Colambus. ?. G.. sud 81 pr1nclDai son bern
s,tis; wih through Mives W New Orleans Ia; s:'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-19

Mother SHrrOHs prqphecy Is going fhe
rounds Of the press once more. How often
must that trick be exposedi
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100 BROAD STREET.
aEyANs 4 cooKE,

EVANS COOKE,
DEALERS IN
CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND CROcKEIY. +
ask attention 10 their FINE CHAMBER TIN and
lVfLETs SITS. They have beautiful stock AZ
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
- ~ CHINA and GLASS; nRIC-A-BRAC, great
msnss snd hHndrsds N articles useful aud ornss
ns Dc l7.lwf
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GOLD FRAMES from a 70 YG;
FRAMES for cards;
FRAMES for panels;
FRAMES for promenade;
FRAMES on easels;
FRAMES off The easels;
FRAMES with opening for two card-piclures;
FIR AMES with opening for six card and two cabi-
net picturts;
FRAMES with opening for five cabinet and two
card ictures
TINS:
MATS for lie MATS for 5, 10, Is, 25, and SOC
MATS furnished In all our frames.
II you have picture to frame, bring 1t to STE
VEINS.
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CHRISTMAS CHEER.

CHRISTMAS CHEER.
FINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
ID. ANTI L0TTI,
No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
offers the following sEAsONABLE GOODS for The
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, selected By himSeY
10Th great care:
o. &c. +. VISOR ~ thr besi) WHlsKEY;
Old JAMES BUMGARDNER WHi>kEY-dye
year old;
OLDFULCfiER WHI>KEY-seven years old;
OLD CLEMMkR WHlSKEY-nye years old:
OLD MARTELL DARK LONDON DOCK BRAN
DY:
OLD MARTELL V. g. O.P. BRANDY:
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN, in hotties and
draueht;
BROWN SHERRY WINE, from The celebrated
house OF HARMONY XERE, DE LA fR0NTERA.
Also. encicest grades OF
PORT and SHERRY WINES aud IRISH and
SCOTCH WHisKEY;
GUlNNESs'S STOUT, BASSS ind YOUNGER'S
SPARKLING ALES. /,
He also offers very choice lot or VIRGINIA
HAMS, selected by him.etf with great care. Also,
n large LOT or fINEGROCERIEs. DE Is I'm
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PERFUMERY in fancy boxes;
SOAPS In fancy boxes;
JAPAN GLOVE and HANDKERCHTEF-BOX
at JULIUS NJ YER & SONS.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
AND NEW-YEARS
PREsE NTs.

" r. =
HOLIDAY PRESENTATION BOOKS IN FINE
BINDINGS,
ENGRAvINGs, PANEL PICTURES,
EAsELs. HORsE-sHOEs.
woRK.BUXEs AND BASKETS,
wRITING-DEsKs,
POCKET BOOKS,
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS,
PRAYER-BOoKs AND HYMNALs,
CHRISTMAS CARDS,
BEAUTIFUL BOXES OF PAPER AND EN-.
PHOTOGRAPH AND AUToGRAPH-ALBUMS
AND
A LARGE supply OF
JUVENILE BOOKS
AND
CHiLDREN'5 GAMES,
as well as great variety OF
FANCY ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS.
For safe by
de 1e.st WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
HOLIDAY GOODS IS
A. HmTZLER SONS
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSU
large assortment of NOVELTIES Tor The hon-
days-compri>ing in part
SILK. LACE, EMBROIDERED. and HEM
STITCHED HANDK ERCIIIEfS for ladies,
gentlemen, aud children; tlCHUEs, sea- r.,
COLLARS. and CUFFS. embroidered aud plain
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S MtCKWEAR'
COMBS, BRUSHES ana POCKET-BOOkS;
NUBIAs, HOODS, sACQUES, ULSTERs, CARDl-
GAN JACKETS: "
GLOVES, HOSIERY, and UNDERWEAR for
laoies gen lemen and children
TOWELS, NAPKINS, and TABLE-DAMASk:
LACE]. RIBBONS ana NOTIONS, IN endless
variety.
BLANKETS, FLANNELs, AND CASSIMERFs.
Our stock of DRESS GOODS. CLIO AkS, and DOL
MANS we offer at greatly reduced prices. A cali is
solicited De ~
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The CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, for
ladies and gentlcmen. In the city;
FINEST 6ENTLEMEN'> TOILET SLIPPERS In
the city:
Latest STYLES OF LADIES' SLIPPERS In the city:
Largest assortment OF LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS
In the city
Latest styles of GENTLEMEN's SHOES in the
civ:
BOYS, RED. TOP Ts-nobbiest In the city;
INFANTS FANCY SHOES:
in fact, anything ami every thing In the Boot and
shoe line can be found at
CHARLES L. SIhGEL'S,
All Broad street.
Buv the new TOILET DkksSING. VIII not
crack shoes. only at SItGEL'S. de IL
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FANCY HOSIERY!

FANCY HO-IERY!
FANCY HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN,
FANCY HOSIERY rOR LADIES.
FANCY HOSIERY FOR GENTLEMEN at
JULIUS MEYER q SONS,
de l4-Cod COL and 603 Broad street.
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GENTLEMEN's NECKwEAR!
500 NECK SCARFS at Csc: SHIELDS from
Soc TO Sl.25; WINDSOR SCARFS. WHITE
and COLORED TIES, BOYS TIES, SHIELDS,
ana BOWS, cheap az
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LADIES, NECK WEAR

LADiEs' NECKwEAR!
CREAM and SPANISH LACE TIES, WHITE
NULL TIES, EMBROIDERED MUSLIN TIES,
SPANISH LACE aud NULL FICHUEs In i'm
meuse variety at JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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LADIES' sHOPPTNG-sATCHELs, POCKET
BOOKS, and PURSES. at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
ET~ VISIT sYCLE BROTHERS
when you are out looking Tor You,
CHRISTMAS Presents.
They have great many
USEFUL ARTItLES
At
GREArLY-REDUCED PRICES

1000 SILK HANDKFRCUlFF from, a.,
monest 10 $3.50 esch--the largest y,,,,' 'n-
SILK 1Isndkerchiefs In this city: '' n
100 dozen FANCY LINEN and FNgpol,,,.,.
HAHDKERCHIEFs from sJc. to,I e,r,'.'L D
Handsome boxes Of COLLARS and cIFFs
Large variety Of LADIES' and CENT r,,g,..
GLOVES; MY
Great variety Of CHILDREN's CLOARS.
iinmsnse ss.ortmen, o. LADIES CLOAK t,t.
We also bave lot on LADisS' zDd CHIi Inn.
FURS to be closed out REGARDLESS og e., '''LN
100 pitcts or CARPET 10 De sold at u grc,i,,4.
CL-CLOTHS.
WINDOW. SHADES, and
LACE CURTAINS.
An immense stock OF LADIES and lF,..f,,
MEMS UNDERWEAR must be sola. a. iIe ~
A few very h,nd.o@e DRocnE snAwLsu.,,.
100 pieces BLACK CA SHMERE-lbeohc,,.,.
shown ~ Richmond or any Oiher CIV. ~.
lie. to 81 per yafd-Lupin'. besl ,oot '.'N
80 pieces BLACK SILK a. bottom pl.c,..
so pieces COLORED SILK:
~ pieces BROCADED SILK;
> pieces BLACK SATIN:
Al pieces COLORED SATIN and bunJref .t ..
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS: .'
still few more OF those CHEAP DRESS l.Uu,.
1000 pieces OF handsome DRESS GOODS .,e',',
$50 zen more Of those cheap TOwfI,:
800 dozen more NAPKINS:
10 pieces TADLE.LINE. at Doc worth 7se.
Large stock OF FLANNtJ.S aud CA~>lWtRF>.
200 pairs more OF those cheap BLANkET,Itr..
500 BALMORALS from soc 10 3 each:
large line of DRUGGET> aud CRIME CLOTHS.
100 nieces OF MONTE REPS az I2sc-ifIf t'.'
25c.;
5000 pairs STOCKINGS from Toe 10 = t.....
100 pieces SILK FIRING aud PASsENFNItpff
10 select from:
LOCO sCARfI. FICHUEs. and CoLLARrTTF>.
1000 COksETS from 3jc. tO II -:
Some more Of those DnUBLE-WlD1U bEr,,
GOODS At the same Old price;
A few more OF those &C. DRESS GOODS:
BLACK SIt.k PLUSH at$2.HO worth a.:
BROCADED VELVET n 30 worth g.:
A large variety or LAP-ROBFS.
Our SI.75 VELVET reduced 20 81 per yard:
100 LADIES SATCukLS fron 7jc. 10 $3.50.
SYCLt BROTiFF>
de 12-eod 81 Broad .Ir...
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS r9S1
FOR EVERYBODY N
SENSIBLE ONES AT THAT.

Don't throw your money away for tribes, but go
straight to
c. L. SIEGEL, 421 BROAD STREET,
and select from his
IMMENSE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
something substantial.
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VMAS GOODS.
APPLE BRANDY.
RUN. FRENCH BRANDY,
COOKING WINES,
CATAWBA VIM.
OLD RYE WHIShENS,
FLOUR-choice brands;
TEAS, SUGARS. COFFEE,
BACON, LARD.
For sale by JOHN VI. HIGGINS.
1910 FriuAlu ttueHt,
de lO-2w near Old Market.
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HANDKERCHlEFS! HANDKERCHlEFS!
HANDKERCHIEFS!
1000 SILK from l2Hc. TO $50:
LADIES HEMSTITCHED from 1870 Ace;
GEN rLEMEN'S HEMSTITCHED, plain aa'
fancy;
CHILDREN'S PLAIN and COLORED BORDERS
at JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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NJ FOR CHRISTMAS presents
AT VERY Low PRICES.
GO TO UUTZLER BROTHERS.

USEFUL AS WELL As ORNAMrNTAL".
silk Handkerchief. Lace Handkerchief. Pif.
Linen Handkercbief., Fancy Linen HnUik,r-
chief, Lace F!chues. Lace Ties. - ile.
Linen Collars and CUFFS. Plain and fIu', l.-
sery. Kid Gloves. Fur.TOp glove. SIN Gui|-.
Jet Pms, jet Earnings, j.. Brac'l.f.. J,t
Necklaces. &C.: GOd-plattd Bracelet. d. -,
Pins, tar-Rings, IOrkels. Neck and ulsrs-
Chains. scaTf-i1ns. N,si-ChIius. Gun hinton.
Cuff Pins. &c. Our Cold Plated j. VERY . ware
ranted not To tarni-h. Largest stoc, ,.r'l Df
New YUre. Beautiful line Of Plain. Imhro.icr.
ed, and Feather Fans: CellulOid 1oll,t s,fs. D..
boxes Lubin's. RlhinsOu's, aud toig4f''- p,f-
fumery aud Toilet SOAPS. &c . a new iiI. .I
fine Purses. PocketbOOks. Sc.
y. B.-Our prices are ,hc LOWEST m uu..'f.
Gail and convince yourself of.
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HOLIDAY GOODS,
IL ,,o,,..,.n.
-
'o' MAIN 'i"iA''
-
Nv H"''Ni'' '-'' w
OVERCOATS, ONEkCOAI-.
OVERCOATs, OYFRCOATS.
.,oa,.,e ,,,,.,,.,,.,-
.
''''
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS.
pI-sINFss sI-ITS-TFN DOIIAR>
n,,o,,.,.... o,,,.,, ma, oo,,...
~
BUSINESS suirs-IEN DoLLNhS'
BUSINESS sUl1s-IEN DOLLAE>'
E.B. SPENCE & son.
eo..,., e~
10 - 'NN' "'''
T' De 'rHN'" 'o''
Il. b. SPENCE & son.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS sHlRI>-
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
PEMBROhE WHITE p"EHs sum
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS shihIS'
v,no,o,rs
DUN "Lo'r''
80, -, -,
49,,
sEALrshiN "LV|bs'
DRIVING AND WALKING.6LONL~.
+. B. SPENCE & sos,
=. n. SPENCE & son.
eog>,,.,, =. so>y
T. ID = -
....,.
INDICATED SHIRTS hNp phAN -
INDICATED SHIRTS AND pRAWtk'r
uEDICATEp SHIRTS AND DRAWEE>.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DIN" IN
srspV<DFPS.
SUspF\pbRS.
snSr .SD.n.'
sUsPENDERs.
,.,-,.,,,,,p
"Tn'NV "'.'''''''' 80
MERiNo UNDERsHikIs ONE D"'|A"
MERiNo eNphksillHls oN '''. n ,'(,,,o
MEkiNo UNptkSiilHis oNh D'''''''
r,x,v uoSV
BROWN HALF.lIpst'
WHITE hALF,hust,
MkRiNo hALt.i'ss,
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PICTURE-FRAMES.

VELVET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet size,
yFi,VET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet size,
VELVET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet size
VELVET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet size
So;
VELVET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet size,
WAINUf ard GILT FRAMES, cabinet size. 10c. I;
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ENGRAVINGS, WATER-COLOR>,
OLEOGRAPHS, AND CHRONIC,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

HAVE NOW ON HAND TIE FINEST ,nf-
LECTION Of 1IEst GOODS
ever seen IN this city aud 10 be- sold AZ rcl,ouiI
prices. Also the largest collection OF
VELVET, EBONY. AND GOLD CABINET AND
PANEL FRAMES
in the city, az prices ranging from ten cen, 60 t..
go lars.
The finest collection oi
PANEL-CARDs, EASEIS. AND ClIEl>iNA~-
CARDS
in The ctty.
Calland examine before purchasing elsevh.,.
de l7.7L I.LEWlS. 9l2if Main .Iu.e'.
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" HARDWA

" HARDWARE.
Handsome POCKET KNIVES,
superior TABLt-GUTLERy,
WORK-CASES ard SCISSORS.
GENTLEMEN'S TOILET CASES,
1OOL-fHESIS. SKATES,
PLATE WARMERS, CAkE-B0XEs,
CHAMBER SETS,
COAL. VASES,
BRASS FIRE SETS.
CARPET SWEEPERS,
SPARK.GUARDs, &C.
JOHN NJ. NOTING,
No. SIS Main street.
IN ST. NICHOLAS.
all have their headquarters az
SLEtGHT 4 HOWARD'S.
CORNER riNru AND BROAD STREETS,
,oov WHERE may he fouDds rare display OF
PRAYERS and nYMNALs,
PICTURES, FRAMhS,
ELEGANT STATIONERY.
GAMES, DESKS, PORTFOLIOS.
AUTQGRAPH ana PHOrO6RAPH-ALBUM
WURk.B.,XEs, PsEkET.BUOkS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &e.;
grade. - de ii.ie.2O&aS'
CEWING.MACHINES fs
THE HOLIDAYS
lie most appropriate and useful present that can
bf Given. II will be remembered tor lifetime.
TIE best now made aud sold ~ low nricss BY
husBY & DARBY,
10 l7-lws llQ east brad street.
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WAX DOLLS twenIy-seyen inches long for s2c.;

WAX DOLLS with moving eyes;
WAX DOLLS that talk;
WAX DOLLS with moving heads:
WAX DOLLS OF all kinds ana graoes'
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PAPETERIE!
In fancy box from Ike. to 81 at
JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS
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GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES!
LADIES FUR.TOP LINED DOGSKIN;
LADIES KID In 3. 4, aud Buttons;
LAUIES' I IIREAD, lined and Unlined;
MEMS LINED DOGSKIN;
MEMS SPRlN6.TOP DOGSKlN;
MEMS KID, CLOTH, and THREAD;
BOYS LINED DUGsKIN, Buck, and CLOTH;
MISSES KID, THREAD, and CLOTH,at
JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS,
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COLOGNE SETS from Toe. % SS.5U.
for yourself, your wife, your husband, your son
vOur enemy, for that matter. We wIll suit you an
wil call at
EMS.
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SILVER and CHINA VASES:
CRYSTAL VASES;
LIQUOR-FLASkS.
Remember. all our WHIrE-METAL GOODS we
warrant nOUBLE-PLAIE ana all our stamped
goods TRlPLE-PLATE.
Also, six new patterns In ICE-PITCHERS-tri-
pie. plate and d0uoe- wallis.
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into ~ her before she wac admitted TO repre-
sentxtion In Congress In 1870. We submit
that Il we mist respect those amendments,
and TIE unconstitutional laws passed TO en-
force Ahcm. rs we'll as the extra,eonstitu-
tional and one. sided agreement not to
change our State Consttuaon when we
desire 80 change II, We muT for a much
better reason respect the decisions OF the
Supreme Court Of tue United states.
Now, the Wings entire Argument is
based upsn die assumption that Virginia is
not bousd ~ obey the DEGREES al the ;Sn-
preme Court a tbc .ynited States because
that court has no right TO issue DEGREES
binding upon . ..sasareign State II ,is
evident, theraase, at q glance, thst this
question ipsst Asst be disposed Of befoEe|
NJ can sueosAsfnug maintain the pris<ApIe'
that yirglnia y baslsd 10 leo and mersis toI
pay her debt = 1s3 xnade and az afterwssds|
ascsrfsined By hsv ~wn lawful, eonstits-
tlona SCENTS. We. ttAfefore. Anbmit these
two slternstIve pfepssIsons 70 dhe conside-
yaftop - our ccntemoexnry
1t. Tbst Il yirSlpls = scves&jen State
ssd cspset r'sSuujiy " I'D. she s bound
r. Aonov e psy the 6ebls w&jeb bsr sgenis
hase contfneked l0s hef,
-. That u 80 + aot 4 so&sgsigp elste,
~ T. bonsd q In 70 pay her dsbts, ED
- noeDHet TIE leclsjons Of ike Gupren,e
ceSyt q ~. {Ja,le letcs, snd 10 eonform
q lbeMy thes trIbu6f 11gipg bees estab-
lfolrhH ~ fso<64ff1 y @1e{<1a hf,k - 4. .
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LYNCHBURG.

SICKNESS IN THE CTTY-Tw0 NOTABLE MAR
RIAGEs IN THE NElGHBORHo0D-A VACANT
CADErsBIP AT WEST P0iNT-PERsONAL-
THE WEATHER AND THE PUBLIC HEALTH, &C.
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STAUNTON.

PLUCKY YOUNG HUNTsMEN-THE TELEPHONE
IN sTAUNTON--A SILVER wEDDING-THE Pr
RATES OF PENZANCE-CHRisTMAST TINES.
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