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HOLIDAY GOODS

department, IN which we have spared nothing in or
der to make most attractive display, not only OF
ornamental but also of useful and seryiceabIe goods
Among the many ATTRACTIVE BARGAiNsar
BROCADE SILK vELvETs at s1.7O, former
price of which was $3.50;
BROCADE SILK VELVETs ut 1925, former
price So;
cor ORED BROCADE VELVET at 1912, former
price So;
Q pieces BLACK SILK-yELVETS at 75c., supe-
rior to quality generally sold at $3.50;
Also pie,t SILk-BACK LYONESE NELVETS
at most attractive prices
Our purchase OF over four cases of DRESS GOODS
In dark and most desirable shades we have as
sorted, and shall sell az the low prices of I'D and
lie. a yard-the price of the cheapest among
them has b:cn 1890;
lot BLACK CAsHMERES at SIZE, the former
price Of which Ia, been Use;
FANCY and BROCADE SILKS at $3.50 a yard,
former price Of which has been over ~ yard;
SURAH SILKS a. 9jc. yard, former price $40 ;
pieces BLACK SATIN Slightly damaged by wa
teri at soc. a yard, valued at fion Sl.20 TO
81 80 a yard;
SATIN DE- MERNEILLtUX at SLIGO, former
price s2.75:
COLORED BROCADE sILKS at 53c. yard, for
mer price tl.25:
Also NOVELTY DRESS GOODS at one half their
former vauc
Also a large stock Of HOSIERY, among which will
be found 4 sample IO' Of 100 dozen fun, regular
made MISSES HOSE at 27c. pair, the value
Of which IS from 3 to Sjc. pair
4 complete new stock of KNIT UNDERWEAR of
all descriptions At reduced prices;
50 dozen GAUZE SILK HANDKERCHTEFS at
15c., former price Of which has been 37Hr.;
m extra large purchase in SILK HANDkEH-
CNEFS has enabled Us 10 reduce prices on all
the various qualities;
so doz IL LADIES ALL.LINEN HEMSTTTCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS n &c.;
Upwards of 20U dozen llANDKERCHIEFS Of all
descriptions at most attractive prices;
large purchase Of INDIA SHAWLS at about one
half their value;
Also SEALSKlN SACQUES at 1S5, The lowest
value of witch is i235; also at from 500 10
&lOO-thts sc good are consigned to Us by manu-
facturcr;
Also, 10 close, several FCR.LlNED SILK CIkCU-
LARS atco,t;
We shall also offer a large lot of entire designs
LACE CURTAINS
20 pieces BLACK SILK CHENILLE FRINGE at
47c. a yard. former price 75c.;
Al.o CORDS ard TASSELS at reduced rates-TAS-
SELLS at &c reduced from 45c.;
FUR TRIMMINGS i'm the variols desirable styles :;
A rare opportunity to purchase REAL LACE
GOODS in HANDKERCHIEFS aud NECK
WEAR of various new descriptions;
| lot Of $50 dozen 125.BONE ADJUSTABLE
COkSETS at 7Sc., the general price of which
IS $l.2j. dc 4-Sa,SuSW
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one Of the coolest things We ever beard
OF is the talk Of The Mahoneites about q be-
travail OF The Democratic party BY The regu'
lar Democrats themselves: TO tn'nk ,na.
there Is danger Of the party betraying itseli
Is enough to .seive US pause" But, then,
to think, again, that this danger Is feared by
the Mahoneites renders the mystery COM
plete. The Democratic party ssto be pro-
tected by the faction which last winter eau
cussea with uegro Republicans, elected
Republican second Auditor. put negroes
into Capitol Offices. and turned out all oil th'
old and faithful Democrats The Demo
cratic party TO be saved by the men whc
east their votes for second HANCOCK eiec'
toral ticket rather than desert their "faith
iul allies" the negroes!
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[From lhe ChIcaro rrIeune. pecembcr I'D

fFrom the Chicago Tribune. December
The Hon. John s. Wise, who was "a can
did1te for Congress In Virginia on the Re-
sdjusters' ticket, and was defeated, writing
to friend In Chicago. takes philosophical
and sensible view OF the situation. Here
L. what he wRoie three weeks after the cleo
ton:
RICHMOND. VA, November 2l.- Dear Sir !:
fully agree with you IN what you say
about The foeIshness OF some OF our stump
speakers In The south. | believe Hampton
and that Tx did more to solidfy the North
and defeat Hancock than dId the whole
| array OF northern speakers. u Is pity
such men were not billed IN the war. As
long as we mike solid South solid Notth
will oppose Us, aud as long-as 1t does. We
are whipped. was in u small way Con-
federate soldier, and while ] would not
stutifv my record for the wealth OF Ind,
am willing to look forward and not back
ward in politics and seek living Issues.
accepting and ignoring the past.
think Hampton was fool when ne
said we were f" lighting for the same pripcl-
pies for which we fought under Lee and
Jackson" IL Is not true in any sense. We
fought for southern independence, and for
slavery under it. / would not fight for
either again, and would regard either as
great calamity 10 our people. This am
sure is the sentiment OF nincty-Dine hun
dredrbs OF our people. Yet this foolish
speech was heraded al through the North,
aud Others like it, and reused The old pas
,lons Of the North TO the point OF solidify-
ing Il and defeating Hancock. God help
the southern people! they don't seem to
have sense enough TO help themselves, and
have nobody else to help them.
JOIN s. WISE.
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Rev Rocks.

.HarStOn Hall: A Story Illustrative Ci
Southern Life. BY BERYL CARR. New
York: G.. w. CARLTON Il Co. 1850.
For sale by j. A. YANCEY. Price S1.5O.
Scribaer's Monthly. An illustrated Maya.
G.. HOLLAND. Volume Xxx, May, 1890,
to October, 1880, inclusive. New York
SCRIBNZR d Co.
The volume before us is beautifully
bound and handsomely illustrated. What
shall we say OF SCRIDSER's success, OF
rather what shall we net say OF it! Scrl6
ner'S IMOnthty has grown in popularity
until lis circulation has reached the incredi'
bic number of over one hundred thou
sand. The merits OF this magazine have
commended IL 30 popular favor. We re-
ceiye il regularly every month, but there Is
such demand for it that we always turn
il over TO somebody connected with this
office. We are, therefore, peculiarly pleased
10 receive Whole volume OF this excellent
periodical, bound in style that makes il
worthy place in library.
Aud here, TOO, is st. Nicholas q: Scribnei'S
Illustrated Magazine for BoyS>ond Girls,
and which is so charmingly conducted by
MARY MAPEs DODGE. Tnis is the best
cbidIen's periodical in the world, we
Judge. 1t has an immense circulation in
England. Indeed, so speaking are its illus
trations that we don't know any reason
why even France or Germany should not
order o large number Of copies. Certainly
the children could read the illustrations.
This also is book fit for parlor.tab'e.
Both these books are fol sale by Messrs.
WOoDBoUsE Il PARHAM.
Z. 5. Spiritual Songs, mentioned on the
outside OF the wrapper. did not come to
hand
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THE CHANGE IN THE OWNERSHIP OF THE
LONG ISLAND RAILROADS.&C. good deal OF
anxiety has been occasioned in Long Island
by the news that the railroads have changed
hands.
Colonel Thomas r. Sharpe, the receiver
ins whose hands the roads have been for
some time past, has done more for the i'm.
proyement and development Of Long Is
land, aud the consequent increase OF The
business of the roads, than all bis predeees.
sors taken together. II the wishes OF the
people Of the Island are regarded Colonel
Sharpe will be retained in charge.
The men by whom Colonel Sharpe has
surrounded himself in the management are
credit to their several departments. Alto
gether the roads have been carried on upon
a liberal, comprehensive, popular system.
in striking contrast to that which had long
previously prevailed.
Mr.. Austin Corbin, the new purchaser,
takes rank as a first-ciass business man. Ii
is said he will make many improvements
but the fewer changes OF persons he makes
the better will he be liked.-Ne,o York
Sun, 3d..
We are glad lOread these compliments tC
Mr.. SHARPE and his most competent lieu
tenant Mr.. JAMES l.. MORROW, both OF
whom have friends innumerabIe in tbi,
city, where one of them was born, and
where The other resided for long time
Tue more such men Mr.. CORBIN has about
him, the more successful will bis road be.
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DEATHS.

Died in This city. al % O'Clock the morning OF
the An Of December. Mrs. VIRGINIA BROWN
relict 0r The late Bus Brown.
Her funeral win Ske place from the Gracc-street
Btptist church on MONDAY. December 9Th. al ]
o'clock A. VI. Her friends and those Of her dangh
ters. Mrs. shelton and Mrs Hutcheson, are invited
to attend.
pled on tIf morning of the seth November
$50 al MS residence, al AccOmac Courthouse Dr.
PETER +. BROWN, father OF Mrs. Rev. Thomas
A. Tidal, Of Lexington. Ky. aud Mrs. George =
stokes, of Richmond; aged seventy years.
Died. in This city. Dect MGR ~. after lingering
Illness. Mr.. GEORGE W. WHITLEY, in the hfIy-
first year Of his age.
Dif d. at Aspendalc. in the county OF Caroline. on
the 2Sih of November, after A DrOiracted Illness
The ev. ROBERT :. PEATROSS, IN the seventy
sixth year Of his age.
The Church and community sustain great loss
by the dta b OF this good man.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Eg- THE SALE OF AssiGYEE's GOOD:
Al sYCLE BROTHERS,
WILL CONTINUE UNTIL AFTER TIE
HOLIDAYS.

We have also thousands Of new bargains ~ Oh
| already large stock suitable for HOLIDAY PRE-
200 CiiILDREN's CLOAKs. handsomely trim
med with sils aud plush velvet, ranging from
S4tOSI2;
100 ULSTtRs for ladies' and misses;
$50 hand ONE LADIES' CLOAK~ and Dol MANS
$50 pieces BLACK eaSHMERE-Lvpln's besi
good bought al a recent assignee sale, and "a
be closed out at a smal advance. We are wiuns
TO compare these goods with aBy In The city in
regard 10 price anc qnliity. Study your inter-
est. and YoU viii save money.
Is pieces BLACK SATIN from 7jc. 10 $3.50 per
I'll pieces BLACK BROCADED SILK and sATINs.
handsome goods. from 1928 10 1915;
10 pieces BLACK SILK CASHMERE MALAHNO
aud SATIN De LYON from 90c. To- Ai.2j-20
per cent. less than former prices:
TURNER'S BtST BECK MouAiR reduced
Handsome DRESS GOOpS reduced from I24to o..
SIN better at from 10 TO 1875. per yaIo;
zoe. goods reduced 10 l2Sc.'
great deductions. Don't be persuaded Ia Dur-
ehlse Your Try Goods before seeing sYCLE
BROTHERS. They have four floors stocked
with go ds al bottom ices.
Lyons BROCADED six VELVET at 50 worth
BLACK SILK PLUSH AZ s2.50-real value "a;
$50 pieces DOUBLE. WIDTH DRESS GOODS re-
duce from 80 10 l6ac Der yard;
900 dozen ALL-LINEN TOWELS, one yard hong,
1000 SILK HANDKF r. HiEFs from zoe. to
$l75-a special selection FOR holiday presents {;
IS pieces BLACK SILK FRINGE from 40c. to
81 80 per yard;
Also full fine Of SPIKES and TASSELS;
In TABLE-LlNEN aud NAPKINS we have a very
large assortment at greatly reduced prices;
A full line Of CARPETS.
DRUGGETS,
RUGS,
MATING,
LACE CURTAINS, and
WINDOW SHADES
sii!l on hand;
A special sale for the next thirty days OF LADIES
and 6ENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR:
Large yarie Y Of FANCY ARTICLES suitable for
Christmas presents.
de D-eOd S1t LIZ BROTHERS.
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U.N. AsSETT, Esq, Of Marion county, w.
Va, was found dead few days ago 10 or
near the road over which he had been travel
ling. Before the late war betweeB the States
Mr.. ARSEIT was for many years member
Of the Virginia Legislature. After the war
be repeatedly served In the West yir-
ginia Legislature. He was nephew Of ex-
Senator WILEY, and OF State Senator
WILEY, formerly well known In Rich
mond. He was also the father Of Colonel
w. w. ARSETr, who served In the Con.
federate army throughout the war, ana after.
wards represented Clarke county In The yIr-
gaia House OF Delegates. Mr. ARNgTT
y supposed 70 bsve died OF apoplexy ;
but hssrt-disease may have been the cause.
lie was true man, rs be proved In many
wsyh No amount o. persecution could In.
onee MIN - profess 10 be aught else than a
sva!piss with vifglpisu feelings and SYM
l'sthtes.
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The goods wei all purchased at the recent large
auction sales. and will be sold regardless Of value.
Read the line of goods we will display in our vim
dows and 5, ore he coming week:
AZ pieces COLOREO SILK BROCADES, Soc. to
$3.50;
50 pieces COLORED SATINS, all the new shades;
81 pieces COLORED DRESS SILKS, 75c. to $3.50
10 pieces BLACK SATIN DE Lyon, all prices;
10 pieces BLACK SATlNS, Use. TO 81;
80 pieces BLACK GROSGRAIN SILKS, including
the best brands manufactured, G0c. TO So;
A pieces BLACK BROCADE and FIGURED
SILKS. 81 to $780,
% pieces "a NOVELTIES, zoe. to $50:
3 pieces "a ALL.WOOL PLAIDS, 81 to $2.50-
we are offerings the creates, bargains in these
goods:
90 pieces COLOIED CASHMERFS. 25c. 70 81.
We have IN elegant lire of COLORED CORDS and
TASstLs, BUTTONS, RIBBONS and TRIM
MINGS TO match the goods.
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ABOVE THE LAw.-Tbe Republican party
Is in some respects the worst that ever
. country was cursed with. 1t began its
existence by proclaimiDg through the great
est OF its early leaders the doctrine Of law
higher than the Constitution-"th higher
law doctrine as II was called. True to its
origin and history, II now proposes in Ohio
to treat with indignity the national law pro-
yiding for The election OF United States
senators, TO elect a, senator in contempt Of
that law, and trust to the States'-rights
principles Of Democratic United States
Senate 10 admit to seat the man OF their
choice. The good Deacon SMITHS paper
argues that inasmuch as the Federal Con-
stitution provides that the Legislature may
fill vacancies happening while it is IN ses-
sion, the Ohio Legislature may at once elect
Mr.. THuRNAN's successor In spite Of all the
laws on the slatute-book. Unfortunately
for. tina, argument, the vacancy will not oc.
cur until the 4lh OF March next. Never
theless, we do not doubt that the Repubh.
cans Of the Ohio Legislature will follow the
Deacon's advice.
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION TO EUROPE UNDER
THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF
CAPTAIN W. n. BRAGG,
LATE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD,
TO LEAVE NEW YORK ABOUT JUNE lsT.

This trip will embrace visit TO the following
places ENGLAND, France. switzerland, Italy, The
Rhine, Scotland, and different parts OF Germany.
Leaving New YORK city In Brst class steamship,
our marty viii land at London or Liverpool, aud
VIII visit Paris. Geneva, the Lakes OF swlz"riano,
Castle OF Chilon, Turn. G., noa. Pisa Rome. Ma
pies, Milan, Mount V.suvius, Pompeil, Florence.
venicr. Lake Como. Lucernei Berne, Bale, stras-
burg. HeidleUurs, MayeLce, aud viii SAT- loo nles
down tht BEAUTIFUL Rhine To Cologne, and VIII pro-
coed 10 Brussels and The Battlefield OF Waterloo,
Antwerp. Lille. Calais. crossing the tng'ish chan-
mel 10 Dover. Manchester marlborough, and Gias-
gov. The round "Trip from New York city VIII em-
brace about ninety days.
teresled a pamphlet Swing fuli particulars IS 10
price OF "trip, including all expenses anu the oveets
OF interest In each place TO be visited also names Oh
The steamers which the party Will leave ana re-
turn.
Persons wishing TO Join this party Will please COM
municate with CAPTAIN w. N. BRAGG.
No. 108 Broad street, hiehmOnd' va.
P.S.-Captain BRAGG Is prepxsed W NAE Wv =
trip specially interesting from having recently spne
over the whole ROME. w -
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We have received pamphlet whose con-
tents are told in the heading, "W bat the
Southern FerliIizing Company has been
able to Accomplish for the Prosperity OF
the Fine Yellow Tobacco Region, both in
EnIarging the Demand for its Product and
in Perfectiug the Quality Of that Product"
We rejoice 10 the success Of all such enter
pTiSas.
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In the history Of our establishment. have Reductions
In nearly all kinds Of goods been absolute ana
sweeping than this season.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6Tp.
will be another GRAND OPENING DAY with US,
goods throughout all our departments.
The thorough advantages in our recent purchases
WILDE given TO our patrons.
Consult your interest, and before you purchase
elsewhere compare our prices.
In addition, we shay open new
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BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT

BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
comprises the best selected ald cheapest line Of
good, IT has ever been our pleasure to offer.
BLACK CASHMEREs from lie. TO $3.50;
BLACK DRAP D'ETA from 1925 to $3.50;
BLACK TAMIsE from see. to 1925;
BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA from 81 to -;
BLACK MONTE CLOTH from zoe. to 1928;
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH from 2jc. TO Zoe.
BLACK MOHAIR ALPACA from 25c. to 75c.;
BLACK SILK VELVETS from 81 to $40;
BLACK GRAPES from 81 to 50;
BLACK GRAPES IN REMNANT from 81 TO So
these are extra cheap and best goods;
BLACK SILK PRINCES, PASSAMENTERIE
FROGS, CLOAK-LOOPS, 1ASSELS, BEADS,
ORNAMENTS, SC, very low.
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30 pieces Of those splendid SACKINGS AND
ULSTER CLOTHS hom 81 to IS just received,
which we Will be pleased to show to our friends
and cnstome.s. Also, an shsant line Of BUT
TONS TO match the goods. Remember the place.
THALHKIER BROTHEEs'
sol Broad street, corner Filth street.
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REEVE HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE

REEVE HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE
OF CARPETS from 25c. to 81 20, which Will pay
TO look Mt. Also, BLANKETS, CALICO QUILTS
WHITE QUILTS, sHAwLs, SKIRTS LAck
CURTAINS. CURTAiN-NETs, BID AND fiL'
Low LACE, sHAMs, UNDERNEATH, sc.
As we have large store, good light, p'eaty of good
and polite clerks and cheap goods we are able i'
give our customers every advantage.
THALHIMEE BROTHERS.
sol Broad street, corner Of FUN street,
no 27-su.w&ss
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The Washington, Baltimore, and olher
papers which have published kilograms
stating that three Manchester election OFF,
GERS were on Friday sent on TO the grand
jury OF the United'States District Court OF
this district, will learn something interest
ing concerning that case If they will read
an article on the subject to be found in
another column.
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We have also just received on consignment
900 LADIES' ULSTERS. CLOAKS. DOLMANS,
AND JACKETS from IS 10 $50.
Don't fail 70 visit our place before purchasing as
we guarantee III aud satisfaction.
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the mutual and great benefits Of q prompt
and Just settlement; but nv article u now
loo long for a "daiIy.' Perhaps at some
future day may recur to this branch OF the
subject. JUSTICE.
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II. A. C0GHILL, Esq, is universally re-
cognized az one OF the best lawyers in Nir-
gina. Read hat be say as TO the appoint
ments of collectors recently made by Audi
tor MASSEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-05

Tie Southern Planter and Farmer for
December seems TO be good No. X. ;.
SAUNDERS, Richmond, editor.
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MARRIAGE

Married. in Nashville, Tenn. November
1880. by Rev. r. G. Jones. ID. ~, Mr.. a. J. OWt
OF Rlchmone. Va, and Miss NELLIE HCGGlN
of Glasgow, XIV.
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Nj LEVY BROTHERS

MI LEVY BROTHERS
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK al 50c. yard;
A full line Of SATINS-fdshlonabIe shades;
BLACK aud COLORED ATTN DE LYON;
DRESS BROCADES in pat erns;
ELEGANT BRODERIE VELVET;
DRESS GOODS of all qualities AMI Of the latest i'm
pOrt3liOns. no 80
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MEETINGS.

THE MEMBERS OF ST. AL-MyIMM
l. BANS ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, /Afe
No SO. are requested 10 attend stated cOu- -
vocation Of their Chapter a 81. Adams Hall. -
corner Third and Nam streets. MONDAY EVE
MING. 6'h Instant, az 7 o'clock. An Royal Arch
MasOns in good standing are invited TO attend.
By order of the VI. r.. High Priest.
de 5-lt* :. B.JACOBS. Secretary.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY "a
~ ECUrEn stths DlsPATCh vRiSTiA~
hOUaD.
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NE MONUMENTAL CHURCH (tey.
j G. ARMSTRONG. ID. d.. rectOrl.-Sunday school
N.8O.A VI. Church-Morning service. IL 4. NJ.
evening service, g, T.. VI.
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We publish to-day another thoughtful
article from ",Iusiicc" on the subject Of
the State debt.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,(
RICHMOND, VA, November 6, 1850.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
br he'd AT the Office of the company, corner of Bank
and Tenth Streets, in the city of Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY,, December Sth prONimO at II
O'Clock NJ The books for he tran fer Of stock will
be closed from the 18TH INSTANT until after the
day OF meeting Il. BROOKE,
no z 2aw2w&dtd Secretary,
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MASONIC NOTICE.-Tbe stated "a
vi communication Of HENRICO UNION "
TuDGF. No 1870, VIII take place THIS
(Mondayl EVENING at Masonic Hail. on TWENTY
nth street. al O'Clock. Members of sister Lodges
and transient brethren IN gOi standing are frater-
rally invited. BY order of W. NJ
WILLIAM WILSON. Secretary.
DECEMBER 6. A. l.. $3.50, A. ID. 1889 DE- 5-ll*
COCtETE FRANCHISE DE SECOURS
- MUTUELS Er DE BIENFAISANCE DE
RICHMOND. NIE.-La reunion mcuSuel de cette
Snciete aura lien Monticello Hall, CO sOlr 2
heures e. demie Tous les membres sOnt pries d
presents.
Par ordre dc V. A. FAyIER, President:
ID. COLUMBUS,
do 5-l SeCrptaire.
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NE OUR NEW PURCHASES.
COHEN BROTHERS.
NEVER

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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-16

This Cele brated Lightning Conductor, owing to
the material OF which it is made, and the manner of
its construction is the most complete protection
cunclusvely shown by practical test of over twen
ty four years, during which time it has been in con-
private and pubic buildings, in all sections of the
country and although there have fallen upon it, in
numerous instances. most terrific discharges of
duct them harmiessly to the earth, thus saving ma
ny lives and property of almost incaculable value
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-16

1T HAS NEtER hGEN OVEhCdAhGED.
~ IT HAS NEVER FAILED, -Ga
The experience of one hundred years has shown
that where all the necessary rules are observed pro-
lection is perfect.
At the present day no one will deny the necessity
and duty resting upon to vaccipate children,
and thus protect them from the fearful ravages of
smallpox; in fact. c IN there be found in any COM
munity an intelligent man who will notacknowledge
an imperative duty resting III on every one to not
only use means, but the very best means of prOtec
ton to them and theirs against al dangers arising
from any source whatever. \ few dollars judiciOus
ly expended in lightning rods will securely protect
all the buildings that almost any one possesses and
If life or property is sacrificed in consequence Of neg
Letting such protection, can we hold ourselves
blameess, will not the dead cry out of the ground
against us? Will not The living eenSufe for OpOr
tunities neglected? The feeling alone that d man
has done all in his power to make his family and
property safe from the destructive effects OF light
ming is worth far than the cost of all the light
ming rods necessary t. secure such protection
Persons wishing tn ir FL operiy and lives protected
from this destructive element, will receive prompt
attention by calling at our store, No g. Augusta
Street, or addressing us, Box 2lti, taunton, va.
IS Old lightning Conductors that have become
broken or ruSted replaced Rods OF all kinds re-
paired.
MAY & SAGENDORPH,
No. 6. Angus Street,
mayzl I'm StauntOn Va