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NAsuyuIr. TENN, November IS Judge
Key, IN the United States Circuit Courl, To-
day rendered decision in the case OF tue
Southern EXPRESS Company Us. The Louis
willie and Nashville railroad. He granted a
preliminary !rjnnc'ion, to continue uniiI
iurI her order or decree OF the court, re-
siraining the railroad from imposing upon
or exactipg from the plaintiff, In tho CON-
duct Of express business on the New Or
leans, Mobile .ud Texas railroad and West
ern railrosc OF Alabama, any terms or con-
ditions lot imposed at the time, ard from
disturbing In any way the enjoyment OF the
Southern Express Company OF the facilities
and means OF conducting its express BUSH
ness on the lnts mentioned. In his deci.
sion Judge Key says:
"The conduct Of the express business Is
no part Of tbe duty OF railroads. Until
within a recent period there has been IN
this country no effort on the part oil rail-
roads 10 carry il on. They have been con-
tent not ouly TO permit this business 10 be
done over their lines by others, but have
fosteted II by the terms allowed and oppor-
tunites given, until it has grown into a
distinct, separate, and organized branch OF
general business, different IN It's METHODS
and characteristics from the natural and e'
giiimste transactions OF railroads. EX-
pressage has grown into public necessity.
TIE idea cannot now be entertained
that railroads, directly or by indirec-
ton, eau trammel or destroy express
enterprises by excluding express COM
panies from their lines. as by lettering
them with unjust regulations or unfair
discrimination nor can railroad company
assume to itself the exclusive rightor priyi'
lege OF carrying the express bu-iness over
its own lines or any portion OF them. DO
not undertake 10 say tbata railroad may not
undertake 10 act as an expressman, but II VI
should undertake TO do so 1t must do II as
an eXpressman and not az rallroad. III
is no part OF IT'S duty ~ privilege as rail-
road. II, then, in the conduct OF its bust
ness a. an expres.man, its duties, relations,
and operations be different and distinct
from those apperiaining 10 it as railroad,
IL must treat its express department rs
though 1t had a separate individuality from
that OF the railroad, rs though it were
stranger to the railroad in so far IL 1t ri lateS
TO its Transactions with other express CON-
| DanipsD
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Senator Thurmsn's opinion, which Is
that there can he 10 election nor appoint
nent of \ United States sea ator from ONO
until after the 4,h OF next March, and that
should the called session Of the Senate oe
DELAYED until such an election or appolnt'
ment be made the question that would ee
raised Dy IL would give occasion Tor the pe'
mocrats OF the Scnateto debate IT for months
before the senator cCu'd be admitted, gives
grea, saiifaction to The Democratic emploSes
Of that body, who, now considering them
selves out oiihe woods, manifest little con-
Germ about the way General Mahone may
decide to act Washington letter dIeraa'
dria Gazette.
Now, IL the Democrats should elect
senator ia California, they would be happy
indeed.
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"A The 81. Louis Convention, on both
bs,ots for candidate for President Nike
usnxAx voted for HESpnIcKs; LEE,
rxYroS, PsascE, and LAMB for Bar.
Ann: and BococK, fLougSor, Warts,
JOHNSON, ASTON, SsiHsRLASD, HlSvoS,
mann, soesHALss MEnEDru, GuSvsR,
o'BRIEx, sfxclAYA NEAL, CoenILt, COP
WIN, aud tseueIai.l> A. WALKER for TssDES.
Yet General MatsNgis reported Ia the New
York herald as having told Mr.. GosHask
Of California. inst he gave the Virginia dele
gs,lca 10 TinfcS 10 1876! Is thts the ui's,
described Ia toe Wig Of yeSerday3 TNe
virginia stisc Convention 81 FS's6 selcdeed
delegates toshe National Convention with
ont regard 10 their preferences for Iresi'
dent, As wxs welt known ~ the time and
xbuntlAntls evidenced by vbeircourse after
<heysrescaed 81. Louis. 1t was onf after
much elaboration. wuch counsel, many
,copYereaces with osber delegations and
menfbers Of oihtr delegations, srd after
freely talking The maNer over amongst
themselves, that tte'tlelugates iromVirginia
derfted 10 support 'EImEN; anu tben h's
OF them refused todioso.
'fsul the idea is absurd and ryepos;erous,
or perhaps we orwht 10 say''uescrous, u al
.6eneral MAH0MUorid control tie votes Of
tthe men from Nira,sia who voted for TIL'
sbgN In the ST. Louis Convention. Read
lover their names, and tellcs which ofihem
lis a MALONE ,nms? HiSre', MANN, and
'GopwrN are siIe'oniy ones who can be called
MALONE mon: end we are confident that
every one OF tbcse Will scout the suegts-
ton that General MALONE gave his vote TO
TLDEN.
II NAV besaid that Mr.SGoRHAM misrep'
resented 6euersl .MsnoNE. We trust that
this NAV be the explanation OF this other
wise ineSi'lIcabIe matter. But General Ma
HXNE c&uuot dfford ITO allow such state
ments cegcerning himself 10 60 uneontra-
dlcted, however absurd and unworthy OF
notice they may seem toVirgiDians; for
they inevitably make the impression upon
the miutis 81 The northern people that Nir-
ginia Is ruled by '"boss," just as Penn
sylyauia, New " ofk, and Illinois are ruled
BY CufgRON. CoNRLTyG, and LOGAN.
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The peaple ought TO dad out the men
wbe really want The debt settled. Ii Is very
eeHaia ih.t seine noisy desows IN every
county ere GLAD iuat the question Is srlll agi.
tated; sbey asst to ride lotto cotdce upon IL.
We say let Tie honest vsters ~ the State
pick out the nes' who have waR<ed u sci.
Element on aio6x aud send thea TO the
Legislature. Let them throw oyArboard
every dewsgagne wbo they are satisfied has
been agjrstIsx the question mainly with the
view Of personal gain.--Danciile Times.
That's the way to do 1t. Eject men to
the Legislature who desire 10 have the debt
re&diusted-not those who propose repu.
diation schemes Just 10 keep the question
open and themselves In Office.
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DE, ATEF%.

Died. on the night of the 1Slb instant n The resi-
dtl c. OF her sou. William e.. Bailey, 5Z2 twenty
df'h street, LUCY r., wGOw OF The ate JOhu d.
Hammrrsley.
Her funeral Will take place from her sons resi-
deuce on SATURDAY (2Uth) at IL y. NJ.
Friends ana a. quainta1ces invited to attend.
Died at The residence of his parents. at 4:40
O'Clock 4. NJ FRANKIE. in ant sou of lSadpre aud
j - phiue llirshberg; aged thirteen months ana
seventeen days.
FRANKIE was orr darling pride,
Joy OF all our hearts at home.
Blu an angel came aud whispered,
Dearest fraukir, do come home.
HIS fnne raj VIII take place from The esidence of
his parents, No. 10l north E.ghttenih street. corner
Franklin street, SUNDAY the 2lst instant al 2
O'Clock Z. NJ. Friends and scqulntsnces OF The
family VIII please attend without further notice.
Died, al his residence No. 1850 east Broad street,
Friday November l9ih, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
WILLIAM X. MOORE; aged six.N-elght years.
His funeral VIII take place from Moore-Slr' ct
Missionary church SUNDAY MORNING, Noyem-
btr 2 - at o'clock.
Rochester IN. Y papers please copy.
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ss.ssssssFss sssssss sssssssts
MOURNING DRESS GOODS


BLACK ALL-wOOL NOME CLOTH at Gle. a
yard the same sold last season at 5Oc., ana
opened the first of this season at 40c. yard;
44-Inch ALI-WOOL CAMEL'S-HAiR at 62c. "A
yard, valued at 81;
- inch ALL. WOOL HUJACK CLOTH at sl.22,
former piece price Sl.S5;
4S.inch DRAP DE DEkKA at sl.35, the agents
price OF which has been 81 IL;
40 inch GRAPE MONTE at 65c., general value 81
yard.
The above goods were purchased at the recent
Lupin's closing sale, the attachment of whose name
Is sIways sufficient guarantee for the purity and
wear OF the goOus.
Among the above goods are also 90 pieces Of
BLACK CASHMERES at from 10 TO zoe. a
yari less han regular value:
BLACK aud COLOhED BROCADED VELyETS
in all their various qualities at great reduce
tions
Also, PLUSIIES far below market value;
We shall make special Offering of BLACK SILKS,
SATIN DE LYONS, BROCAOED sATINS. aud
other SILK GOODS purchased at great sacri-
flee by our New York resident buyer last week (;
BLACK SATIN at Csc tyard. valued atsl;
COLORED SILKS at 45c.. value 75c.;
BLACK SATIN at :l.2j, value $40;
BLACK SATIN DE- LYON al Soc, value $3.50;
BROCADE SATIN at Use, value 1925;
NOtOhED N1hhIA ClisNc ~ oUSs. ttol oNNi ObAs
to import;
BLACK GR0S-GRAIN SILK (au Sik) at Ace,
value zoe;
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS I'm various fine quail
ties at unprec edented prices;
Also, VI ME FURNITURE CRETOSNES at
l2Ac.. former price 25c.;
34x20 inch ALL-LlNtN HUCK TOWELS at
Sc. value ! ) 70 l62c.
% dozen SIX-BUTTON OPERA KID GLOVES At
Doc, value 81;
pieces BROCADED VELVETEEN at Soc =
yaid, value 81.
We also fer some rare bargains IN LADIES' and
MISSES HOSE.
LADIES and CHILDREN'S KNIT UNDER
WEAR;
Full assortment Of
LADIES' LIGHT SACQUES,
ULSTEKS,
pOLMANS,
CLOAES.
and all the various other WRAPS as they appear.
lnO I3-Sa,Su&WJ
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HGNtiT Is WOnxING.--From every section
OF The eState--from. Fundrrs and from Read
jusfers-Acemes the sentiment that the publ
debt must be settled and eliminated iron
the politics ei the State, and there seems Il
be general desire for concession and re
Cancellation between Democrats of bOtl
factions on this question. Democratic Re
adjusters nowsee wb here they were ben!
led by Malone and his ofiice.seekers, au(
they will have no more OF it.-Ftncasth
IfrraM.
Besides, these Roadiuster Democrats have
already been excommunicated. They are
no longer in good standing with Genera
MALONE, as is proved by the ansthema'
which bis principal organ has hurled against
them. They will, therefore, be compelled
by sstlf-resrcct TO refrain from any attempt
TO rsioin the mshoreites. The law was en-
phaucally laid down that every Readiuster
who should vote the regular ticket in No
vemterwas 10 he treated as an enemy and
General NKHoNE will bew TO the line. let
the chips faliwbete they may. Here is the
evidence that the only genuine Mahoneites
inyVirgiBia are these who gu the Cd voted
the MABOXB electoral ticket
Every man who votes the Funder ticket
In 1880 is forever disqualified for any Re-
adjuster trust! Mark him Put him on
the black list Wig! October 30th.
All who are not for us are against u.
Enemies now are 10 be scorned forever a.
friends /! Rta5jnSier now, or Roadiuster
never = Wkiq. October 30th.
Keep your eve on political fieas WHO Will
sseek to Jump from FunderisD TO ReSdiust-
,ment next Wing, October Both.
Spot the fellows who vote the Funder
ticket this yearr- WhigO October 30th.
1880 tests the Readiusters OF 1879 and
asst WING, October 30th.
These maledctions did not come from an
obscure quarter or person; bot from Gen.
eraI MABoNEss own paper, and from the
secretary OF his State Central Committee.
He Is not the mao. nor is General MALONE
rs TO that matter. to 'minee" matters with
those whom he,coBsiders deseriers.
fTbere need, however, be no change OF
position on the part OF the RsStjusters who
stood by ihe regular Democratic ticket in
November. The regulars will give them
lust such measaTetof re&di ustment as they
deske--one whiehwilhmeet abe approval Of
the svoters, and afford maloontents no
further excuse for making war upon the
Democratic party aud ts.faithiul aud ef.
ficent members xho are In official posi-.
tiODs.
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CENSUS OF ST. LOUIS RETAKEN.-St. Louis,
NoFetDber IS Professor Woodward, su.
persisOr OF the census, completed his work
OF renuDeratiug the city Tonight, and an.
nouoees officially that the population OF 81.
Louis on tue Isl OF lost June was $50. 9l5.
This Is aD increase OF 20. TO over the census
taken BY Supervisor Solomon.
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The total population Of New York city,
as shown by the recent census. l. /, 200 ST..
VI these, 500, 1872 are males. Gi5.SI5 females,
J2I,143 pre- natives and 47s,e3i foreign.
born. The whites number l.ls8, IA, aud
tho coI,red people. including 747 Chinese,
70 japanese, aud "A Indians, number 90.
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kTFIRS APTIST CHURCH
corner Twelfth and Broad s'reets).-At % o'c'ocS
precisely on SUNDAY MORNING the ma s-meeting
heretofore prevented by rainl will BE- held regard
less OF weather, in which sundays -hool oriEin,
progress, and methods viii be discussed by able
workers In the cause.
Att 4. NJ. Rev. }. b. HAWTHORNE, ID. d., viii
preach-su feet, "The Wonderful ~; and also al
~ p. M.-iuuiect. Temptation" To each SER
vice especially The first, all are invited, aud
strangers are welcome. 81
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The Bristol NetcS says that FULKERsoN
received $50 per cent. OF the Goodson vote.
How can that be tue IL, as we have heard,
TRIGG received a majority OF the votes
Both statement can't be true, seeing that
534 is more than half a hundred.
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M" FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
BroadJ.-Rev. ". G. sCHAEFFER, pastor. Preach
ing at IL a. NJ and 4. VI. For the present. the
hour Of service Is changr1 from night 10 o'clork
in The afternoon. Strangers and visitors welcome.
seats free
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Mt TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner Broad and Twentieth slreets).-servic's on
SUNDAY AT IL A. NJ. by Rev. Mr. JAMES, Of Ram
doph. Macon College. No service at night.
Young N ems praytI. meeting ~ IN 10 O'Clock.
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nC1r FIRST Shy T Err | A n
CHURCH.-Preaching at ! l 4. NJ. and 7:30 p. NJ.
by Rev. 4. l.. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor. meeting
of the members OF The church aud congregation
will be held INN ediaiely after the morning service
to receive he report Of the committee appointed
two weeks since.
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h CE.sTREET BAPTIST

ne" Ora E-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and foushee streets J.
The repairs 10 the building having been completed,
services will be resumed in the main au1ieEee-room
on SUNDAY. The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM r..
HATCHER. ID. D.. Will preach at ii O'Clock A. NJ.
Al halt past O'Clock r. 81. The cnurch will meet to
celebrate the LorG'S Sup YER. Al hslf-pa>t O'Clock
Z NJ t!.e Grace-streei Baptist Missionary and LII
brary Association will celebrate the fourteenth an
biversary, on which occasion Its ASSOCIATION vii
he addressed by Rev. DR.. j. l.. NJ. CURRY. All seals
free 20 visitors.
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LECTURES.

I ECTURE, SATURDAY, BOTH NOyEM-
l. BIER. at 3 T.. N, AZ MOZART HALL, nv RO-
BERT j. BURDE1T ulAwKEYE MANI. Subject
RISE AND FALL OF THE MOUSTACUE.n
RURDETTE is the brightest, rarest. mcrriest,
tenderest, most mirth provoking ana tear compel
ling lecturer on The American platform, aud withal
as pure and gentle as a girl.
For berCh Guard Of Commonwealth and Young
Mems Missionary Society OF First Baptist church.
Tickets, 50c.: at bookstores aud HAL COor. Re-
served seats, 25c. extra. at JOhnStOn's, go Man
street. See press locals and large bills.
no II 1920
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NJ" MAIN STREET & II Il TT \ \
CHURCH-Ireaching at l A. VI. and 1880 Z. II.
by j. A. DEARBORN.
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We yegret very much TO see ibe dispose.
tton eyipccd bs. Eisny papers outside OF oui
state. md = few inside, 10 regard the vic.
State aebievsd W. victory for the McCuI
loeb btj;. buc1 was not the case. aud Il Il
ue1ust 10 those of the Rtxdiusier party
Ebo eanr u tbs rescue Of The Hancock and
1Jngsx. Z"
Yre for ypu, M. N,a<s.
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Nj GRACE STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CIIURCH-Rev. G. II. READ, ID. d., pastor
Preceding at / O'Clock A. Nj. and 1880 i. NJ.
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N5T SECOND PRESBY rERIAN.-Dr.
| HoGE at ii A. N. Third lecture on The Prophe-
| cies OF the Old Testament Scripture" al 4 L. NJ.
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M MONUMEN tai CHURCH (Rev.
j q. ARMSTRONG, ID. D., rcctOrl-Sunday school,
9.3OA VI. Church-Morning service, IL 4. NJ. (;
evening service, 4 +. VI.
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NE UNION-STATION METHODIST
CHURCH Services SUNDAY November 81, 1880
morning aud night. Revival services Will be con-
tinued during the week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is CALLED
TO CTR
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
CARPETS. RUGS, AND MATS.
ALso,ToA
FULL LINE
ULsTERs. DoLaANs,
JACKETS, CLoARs. sIIAwLs, SKlRr,.
BLANKETS, QUILTS, COMFORfERe.
ULSTER CLOTHS,
LTGHT-CoLORED CLoAKING,,
wATERPRooFs,
yELvET>, sATINs, SATIN DELY.N.
SILKS, BROCADEs, NOVELTIES.
PLAIDS, CAsHMERLs,
NOME CLOTHS BASKET CLOTHS,
HENRIETTA CLOTHS,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE-wIDlH FLtN>fl
SUITINGS
REMNANTS OF BLACK CT. PF.
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN,
BLACK AND COLORED FRINGE.
CORDS AND TAssELs,
BEADED ORNAMENTS,
PAssAMENTERIE TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS, TIES, FICHUES,
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHFF>.
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
UNDERWEAR,
UNLACNDKIED SHIRTS,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOoD>.Sc.
OUR ASSORTMENT Is COMPLETE.
PRICES ~ Low A. THE LOWEST.
THE GEsT LIGHT ~ HE CITY TO ,UOW
GOODS,
AND
polite AMI ATTENTIVE plRsoN- re
WAIT Oh CUSTOMERS.
THALHINEE BROTHIE'
corner Finh aud Broad
no II Sn.W&SI
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA--IN THE CHAN Y
COURT OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, NO
vkMBtR 4, 1880:
Rhydon NJ. Gail, administrator of Sarah NJ. Ca
Plaintiff
az tinsI
Minerva \. Wynpe, execurix of Thomas II. Wynne
IN CHASCEkY.
The object Of this suit u 10 of said defend
am the sum of i've hundred dollars. with iawf in-
iere>i thereon. at the rate OF six per eentum per
ahnum fros the 1t day OF April, 1869. until pa q.
beiOg money due frOm the said defendan, "a execn.
trix Of Thomas H. Wynne. deceased the piant Il
n ADMINS ratOr rs aTsresald.
And sfidayit having been made aud nled that the
nefrniant Is not rssdent OF this state II 10 orderei
That she appear here wIlha one mouth sfitr due
publication hereof and do what Is cessary TO pro.
iect her interest herein.
.opy-T-,te:
BENJAMIN II. BERRY. Clerk.
WILLIAM 7. DEsApssuRE, no 6-sa4w
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III FACTS AND FIGURES.

Elegant BROCADED FIGURE VELVET at f2.25
a yard-value, $3.50;
Rich BROCADED SATIN DE LYON and LUS-
TROUS SATIN DE LYON;
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK AUCTION,
which enable us 10 offer these z Jods at prices
more attractive than ever.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, November 10. 1850. at 81 john
chnrrh by Rev. Dr Weddell, GEORGE GILMER
MINOR ana Miss OPHELIA VAR 5ROUGH; 18th
oil thls CITY,
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ne" SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(coruer Main and Sixth >streets)-Rey. HENRY
Nc JuNALD. ID. d., will preach on SUNDAY at l
A. NJ. and 1880 L. ".
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hT- SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
by the pastor. Rev. j. Il.
TYLER, at ii A. VI. and 1870 y. VI. All seats free.
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CHRISTMAS SALE.

THE LADIES OF THE GRACE
L STREET PRESBY1 ERIAN CHURCH viii
opCn an attractive sale of CHILD EMS SUITS
LADIES and GFNTLFMEN'S FANCY GOODS
large vate'y OF DOLL, BOOKS, and TOY :
suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, during the
hrst week IN December
Also. excellent homemade FRUIT, PLAIN,
and FANCI-CAkFS.
They call attention TO these articles that ihelI
friends may see mem before purchasing for hrst-
lnaS. no I7&ZU
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REA DING.
NJ OZART HALL

MOZART HALL.
SELECT READING,
by Miss MARY TUCKER MAGILI, Of Virginia,
TUESDAY, 23D NOVEMBER, 1850,
at 3 o'clock +. VI.
The reading will comprise selections from The
mort emin' M authors. and will be made up from
her most succe. Sui programmes.
Admission. 50c. Tickets at RAMOS MoSES'S
Music >iOr', GA Main street, and al the door,
no le-itk
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"LEIG H.STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Twenty-6nh and Leigh slreetsl.-
The pa>toi, Rev. JoBy POLLARD, ID. ~, win preach
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and ~ 7. NJ. The sermon at
night will be specially 10 The young men-suoject,
" How TO Succeed" AL vi,iiors cordially well
coined.
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Good bargains in BLACK and COLORTD CASH.
MERkS-we show splen nd value In these goods !;
Look at our splendid assortment Of CLOAKS and
ULSTERS, which In style and workmanship are
superior, and In price much below regular value.
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INDIA PALE As.E.
INDIA PALE ALE
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
ENGLISH ALE.

CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE,
GROCERs AND LiQUOR-DEALERs,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
have Just received consignment OF 200 barrels of
ROBERT SMITHS PHILADELPHIA fPA IN
Ola PALE ALE, and can now supply the trade
ana private families This Ale /, socially adapt d
for warm cimties, and viii keep good for any
length OF time and Is therefore suitable for family
use. IL IS warranted 10 be purely malt and hops.
THIS Ale American manufacture, and Is equal 70
our sore. where We shall be pleased to show IL TO
our customers.
no20 CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE.
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FAIRS AND FEAST.

FAIRS AND FEAST.
'NHE LADIES OF THE
GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
WILL HOLD A
FAIR AND FEAST DURING THE PRESENT
WEEK
AT No Sl5 BROAD STREET.
They will have for sale large stock % FANCY
and USEFUL ARTICLES, and also abundant sup.
ply Of CONFEC1IONERIES
LUNCH and HOT DINNERS every day, and
ELEGANT SUPPERS every night no 1851
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Millinery.

HUTZLER BROTHERS, 525 40,
II BROAD STREET uceesso.s 10 Mrs. %4XE
=. HuixlerL TRIMMED CAMFL's-ilAIR JkSN
DERRY. oalv 63c.; TRIMMED DUNLAP DIR
by, on Toe; fk MMtD sATiS-B UND DIR
ny, only VI. Olhtr good. A. propor:ionst-ly low
price. The pretliest ASSORTMENT OF Trimmed
hats snd BQNSETs In tie ely, and at the lowest
prices. 10 10
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HIcuMoSp AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMFY,
RICHMOND, VA, November 8, 1850.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
J. STOCKHOLDERS or THE RICHMOND
AND DANVIILE RAILROAD COMPANY wiz
be held az the Office OF the company corner OF Bank
and Tenth streets. in the city of Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY,, December 9Th prOximo, at II
O'Clock NJ The books for he tran fer OF stock viii
be closed from the 18TH INSTANT until after the
day of meeting II. BROOKE,
ne z 2aw2w&dtd secretary.
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DINNER AND SUPPER.
THANKSGIVING DINNER AND SUP
l. PER, AT No. ll17 MAIN STREET.

The ladies Of the different Methodist churches Of
this city will hold a FEAST at No lll7 Main
street on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25TH
AND 10Th,
for the benefit of Laurel. Street Methodist church.
The ladies' will furnish substantial dinner or sup.
per. with all The dticacies of the season. ID inner,
Doe: supper, Doe Come and help good cause.
no Is. Til. Saw. ThSt5t
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TIT GREAT BARGAINS FOR AZ.
y. & +. MIrTELnORFER,

will opea a fresh supply Of NtW GOODS from New
York auctions Al EXTREMELY LOW PRICE,
DRY GOODS cheaper than ever. Give item q
call. no Ia >u,NA~a
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We will give you figures that will suit your purse,
and viii give you the best goods for the lowest
price. Give us call. LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 aud 1919 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Orders promptly attended to. nol7