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RnIFFs AID PERsOXALs.-General {. g.
rorr,nnton, OF Halifax Courthouse ana ~
- Wooddn and John II. DAVIS, OK i bu's- -
jnch,m county, we're among the VISITORS ~
tbe Tohacco Exchange Yesterday.
N Mr. Arthur A. Spiizer, OF Richmond, , IA,
IN o,ec,ed treasurer Of the Repnbllclh
u,otn u.Tn Committee uice George :. Richards
removed from the state. u.. ,.,s,,or.
profe,,or Laube announces that Nlsi1o,
N Vn, he admitted TO his dancing acadeia'
on cnuts received within the past day o.
a rom Mr.. John u. Rediord in fior,u
state that his health Is 50 lnuen - ~ ~ need
TO 1--WE the strongest hopes % W. 'e''''
lrecQYery.
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The following is the blank form printed
FOR the use Of the Governor in commissions
ing. the judges recently elected by the Gene
raj Assembly:
" THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
$40 An 10 Whom these Presents shat
Constructing: Know you. that our Gov
ernor. having been duly notified OF the elec-
tion, by the joint vote OF the two houses Of
the General Assembly, Of - as judge OF
the - court OF -, for the term OF office
prescribed by law, doth hereby commission
him. the said -, judge OF the said court,
10 exercise the functions aud discharge the
duties Of his Office according to law.
"In testimony whereof these our letters
are sealed with the lesser seal OF the Com
monwealth and made patent. Witness our
said Governor, this - day Of -, In the
year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and
-, and Of the Commonwealth the one
| hundred and -. - -.
- Nv he GOVprUNr.g
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silrr or vrEoISIA, CITY OF RIcnMoND.-To

HATE or yiRGiSIA, CITY OF RIcnNoND'-To
VT:
Llharles L. Williams, notary public fol ne city
q. OBER' CHARLES d. HILL. CHARLES II. SKIN
kth, aud CHARLES WATKINS, whose names are
s.lsned 10 TIE foregoing writing. have acknowledged
lhe same before me in NY said city. And 90 Iui-
ier certify HAT Charles ID Hin. one of The general
paaners nained In the fOreg DING wrlilng lbls uay
made oath before me- In my SAID ciiy that T., Ooei
we specisl partner nained IN said nTillnR mas &C.
iuailS paid Ia cash 10 the firm Of Hin, Skinker
watkins the sum Of twenty thougapd dcllars as hi'
ibpot into said firm.
Given snder my hand this 3lst day Of December
A. D. 1879. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
j Lew Notary Public.
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1TASS AND sTICK LICORICE.

OFFICE A. Y. STOKES CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IS TOBACCO
MANUFACTURERS SUPPLIES,
RICHMOND, VA, January "a, 1851.
We have on hand full supply OF our we'll well, known
brands OF MASS AND STICK LlCORlCE, com
missing the following brands:
q. Y.G., "CROWN Y. G.,n WIN.
ANCHOR. y. s., " Il. b. PGRA NEKA,
Xxx. and VICTORIA STICK,
and respectfully ask orders from Tobacco ManuIac
turers. guaranteeing satisfaction IN the quah'y oi
We are the COLE OWNERS OF the aboye,naInea
brands and any Licorice offered for sale ana repIS
sented as Of the same qualiiy, under anoneI ~ ~
above Licorice can only be bought from Us or our
authorized agents. ~ 4. oiohI'9 vs.
IA 2S-0t
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Police CoURL-Aeting POlcsJusiicc D..
y. CrutchGeld disposed OF ths' following
cases yesterday :.
Harriet Pheps (coloredE io4r unla"iuiiy
Sealing one dy,sS, the value OF 81 the pro
reytv OF Nett.e BiblIs. Discbaeeed.
,, Jennetta Sbsphcr d, fer being drunk. 9eif
10 jaii for three mooths. ,,
John Hanilton and IIeres kiddell, l0I
yagrancy, we're discharged.
John johnson Ccoloredh for dnlaWi any
.,eal;np o.e. BOT of sausage. valued at Il
from Theod0re Frck. Ordered to re 'cFC
Twenty lashes. ......i.,
Celeste Minor (coloroj9, for trespassins
upon the premises Of and cursiuS an, an,
abusing Thomas IL. Briggs, ana El''nH ~
II;. for hemg drunk lad disorderS in th
nnblio streets, were discharged a1 the 20
lice stations. .,.,. 80,
Moscs Myer (colored), for srikng aa
wounding J. l.. Corneal with lone'poeh
weight, was iiued 800.
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EGG.THEF.-Charl Robinson (coloredl
was arrested and locked up in the Second
police-station yesterday on charge OF hav-
inc obtained a quqntity OF eggs from va
rious persons under false pretences %itn
intent 10 steal the same. He is thought to
be the thief whose exploits in egg-stealing
have already been published in the DIS
match. The case will come up before the
Police Court to-day. Several counirymen
who have had eggs stolen from them haYe
identified Robinson as the thief.
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GYMXAsgIc EymBTTIoN.--.We learn there
Is A motement on foot ara0ngst the lue'H-
bers of the Richmond Athletic Club TO give
an exhibition to their f,iends OF the SIKH
and proficiency acquired by these athletes,
Looking 70 this end, there will BE- a general
meean9 OF the Club NJ their rooms, OF
Seventh street, this afternoon at O'Clock
It Is hoped the gymnssts may carry throug'
shcir scheme. as such an exhibition Is ~
ways highly enjoyable and promotNe o.
nhvsical culture.
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weir, iloet-net, baul-seine, or any other con-
| triyance, stationary or floatiDg. in any Of
/ The rivers Of the Commonwealth, or within
one mile OF the mouth OF said river, before
the fifteenth day OF March Of each year, nor
after the fifteenth day Of May.
! .. During the period OK the river f;be-
Ties. as defined In section OF this act, there
shall be observed in each week closed sea-
n, beginning at sundown Friday evening
and ending at II O'Clock Sunday night, du-
ring which it shall be unlawful 10 "Iay
out" any baul-sene or float-nei, or to fish
the same: and all stake-nets, and the Lead
ers or hedges OF all pounds, fyke.uets, aud
weirs shah be lifted clear of the water, so
az to allow nnobstrucied passage to- the fish !:
! PrOrided, That in the ci.e OF weirs II will
be sufficient to remove section OF the
hedging next the pound or pen not less
than twelve feet 10 length.
3. Any persO.. offending against The pro-
visions OF this act shall be guilty Of misde-
meanor, and, upon sufficient proof thereof
in any court, or before justice Of the
peacs, shall be fined $40, and shall forfeit
to the State his nets, boats, and other appa-
ratus, which shall be sold. and the proceeds
Of such sales and all fines accruing under
this act shall be paid into the Treasury, end
there shall be kept As a separate fund, to be
known as the fishery fund, and there shall
be paid from this fund to the inforruer in
each case, where conviction ensues, the sum
OF $40.
1. Provided, That the above shall not be
construed as interfering with the catching
OF the fish commonly known as alewiie with
purse.neis, within the waters OF tlta Kappa
hammock, between the 1st day OF June and
the 2jth OF August Of each year.
5. This act shall be in force from the date
OF passage.
PAID OFF.
The members of the General Assembly
were nearly all paid Off yesterday. the Trea-
sury having been supplied with money bor-
roWed from the Richmond Blnking and
Insurance Company (John Il. Davis, presi-
den) under the resolution authorizing the
Auditor to effect loan Of $780, 900.
THE CAUCUS.
IT was generally understood that the Re-
adiusterS would meet in caucus last night
10 further consider "the Pandora box OF
minor places" but the meeting was post.
poned until next week.
There is a growing disposition on the
part Of members to allow Auditors Massey
and Dyson TO manage their offices to suit
themselves, as it seems they are determined
to- do.
The caucus committee on the debt have
had a number Of propositions before them,
but are by no means ready to report to the
main body.
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No MORE RHEUMATISM There can b-'nc~ no
excuse for suffering the pings OF rheumh' s, The
cruich business becoming far played out amongst
odd 5tagcrs. and acute and indmmator sflses of
,c y;ors. sort are easily and nlcly cured .,ncn tho
Introduction Of Dr. hERNbON's GYPs s5 GIFI-
which any llsgglst can supply.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-GennettAS Shephero,
a resident Of Cash-corncr, attempted TO rake
her life Thursday night by drinking lauda-
mum. She was discovered in an uncon-
scious condition, lying on Cary street.
about u O'Clock at night, and wss taken 10
the First pOlice-statlon. DIS. BROCK anu
Riddel attended her and succeeded III re-
storing her to consciousness.
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FLINT BURNs.-Eugene Flint was before
the Police Court Thursday for Yagrancy.
He was discharged, and was told 30 seek
other quarters and not to remain IN Ken
mond. Flint started out, lnterdinG TO To-
cate IN Henrico, but night overlook hlni'
however Just as he arrived Ill The county
and he concluded to rest until morning IN
an open field. Before going to sleep tilnt
built a fire near bis resting-placc 20 as 10
keep warm during the night. WINE asleep
the grass around him caught hre ana ouTu'
him very badly on his back and arms lie
returned to Richmond, and was a%alh ne'
fore the Police Court yesterday. Inc Jus
tice ordered him to be sent 10 the aImshouse
for treatment.
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This announcements 10 OeSh JANUARY 4o' IooV
means an actual saving Of
20 TO 80 PER CENTUM.
For example:
BLACK SILKS at $3.50 we sold at So;
BLACK SILKS at sl.75 we sold At $3.50;
BLACK SILKS at 81 we sold at sl.26;
KID GLOVES az sl.05 we sold at s1.25;
KID GLOVES az 1925 we sold at sl.1O;
HARRIs'S SEAMLESS KIDS:
Two-but0n at 81 &c worth 50;
Threc-bution at 81 S5 worth 1925.
Complete line Of BLACK CLOAks and DOLMANS
AT 4 SACRIFICE.
HARRIs'S seamless ONE-BCTTON hlDS al
soc. ..
Goods in all Departments will be sold at PRIME
COST.
FANCY DRESS GOODS soc. TO $50 that we
sold at 50 to So. THOMAS r. PRICE co"
ia l5-eod3m IlOl east MAN street,
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LARGE SHIPMENTS OF FRElGHr.--The
amount OF freight which passed over the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad during This
month was larger than for any month
since the road was built.
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TIE MASON & HAMrIS ORGAN CopfAN Ntt5
this met al OF iuformin, their friends ld a. ,ioIs
err, that tie agency for their organs ns been irsGS
f,rred ~ the well-knovH hsGse OF j sak II R> 10
& CO.. 5i3 Main siress. Richmond, Va, w's9' "d
keep H. latest styles % factory pr!ss'
MASON Il IihaLIS ORpSS EoMr.2f-
T,nu.rN "a 1880.
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PROFESSOR WINSTON on The SUN.--Pro'
fe,sor C. II. Winston, OF Richmond College,
will deliver the third OF bis series OF lee
lures on astronomy at Association Hall next
Tuesday evening. His subject will be "The
Sun
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referring 10 the above letter, we have great plea
sure I'm ndgisng the Tooacc0 Manufacturers OF Nlr-
ginia aud North Carolina that we have been , az I
Hninted SOLE AGENTS for the sale OF the :" SAN
EuRD . BRAND OF LICORICE. and are prepared
TO furnish Them with this LlCoklCL, which ma. ma
and ,sed bv ihe best tobacco manufacu urers Ill th'
United states. =, eoo,ypc T. co
"a n. l. oiOh I.2 - ".
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FIRE YEsrEEDAY.-The alarm OF fire
turned in Yesterday morning at 1l:2O
o,clock from station No. %. corner OF Sev.
enteenth and Marshall streets, was caused
by the burning Of few shingles upon
frame house, No. 1909 Venabe street occu-
nied by colored persons. The fire caught
irom sparks from The chimney, and was eX-
nnguished before any serious loss was sus-
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HUsTixGs-C0UGT GRAND JURY. The
grand Jury Of the Hastings Court for the
February term viii meet at / o'cloc" Mon
dav. a1d is composed as follows: j. II.
Gliiborne, b. A>op,. q. a. J. Caption,
Hugn Ha.an, w. II. Powers, +. Il. Hudg-
in., Samuel p. Lathropt J. VI. Estes, Joseph
NJ. Newell, }. w. Ferguson, Edward Ker'
sew. 4. W. N0llng, j., ". T. arlington,
{. j. Mercer Caleb Jacobs, silas 6. John
SON. W. +. Bo-weA. John PITT, 4. A. At
kinson. Jl:. Andrew Z. Elicit, John w
Beyeydge, Thom2s-J. 6eale, E. Is. Clayton
James \. Grigg.
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pIsSOIrfgoNs q pARrNERsHIPs.


NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
~ SHIP.-Ihe under-igued have formed LINZ
ITED PARTN tR~IllP 10 conduct the GROCERY,
LEAF-TOBACCO, AND GENERAL COMMis-
SION BUSINESS in The city Of licimond and
State Of Nirsus. under the fra name OF HILL,
ek!NKER WATKINS. 10 becln on ibe 1ST DAY
OF JANUARY. 1880, ana 10 continue for the pc
ngl Of thiec years (3 veaTsl.
Tie GENERAL PARTNERS Ia said tlin are
ChARLfS u. BILL. CHARLES X. SklNkER,
and CHARLES WATKINS. al Of whom are cili-
zns OF tie State Of Virginia and reside In tue city
81 Richmond.
1he SPECIAL PARTNER s GUSTAvUs
OBER, a citizen Cf the STATE OF Maryland, and re-
secs IN The eiiy Of Baltimore.
The special partner has contributed 10 the COM
mon stock as capital the Sum OF twenty thousand
Cellars lsZ0.000l in cash.
NItaess our hands this the 3lst day Of Deeein-
bef eighteen hundred aud seyeniy'nine tlS79l.
lSignedl CIiARLES D. hill.
CHARLES X. SklNkEK,
CHARLES WATKINS,
General Partnerg.
GU~TAVUS OBER,
Special Partner.
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VESSELS CLEARED. The British bhs
;,v Jopes master, cleared from the Gus
iom. house Yesterday for Port Allegro WIN
: CARGO consisting Of 1900 barrels OF honr,
valued AZ Sli,al5,so; and the Norwegian
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.--vrw.STYLE ESHRTING CALICOES;
1acnrco =. aad ORIENTAL cAMBRlCS;
r'-ctTve and RUFfLlNG IN great variety;
T0rCHoN LACES; ,,.o,.
utsIsrEG rDGINGS aud INSERTiNGsi
ToRCUON-LACE COLLARS;
TrDTIS iu great variety;
SCpAP.GOOK PICTURES:
r6ECUON.LACE COLLARS al Zoe. worm 2V'''
A hrse assortment Of NHiIh "oODS just IT,
cfived:
suEt,txt.s and >UIRTINGS Of al Of the popular
-@.te.at IjaleJ LEVY BROTHERS.
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COUGHS. CCLDs, ATD CONSUHPTTOT a-s ositn
cared by the timely Use Of T0d-Liyer OH. Try tine
Emulsion prepared by PURCELL, LADD co.
Price, soc. For salo by Al druggists,
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HE MOST eALarABLE WAY 70 take nod Live
on Is I'm emulsion. Use PURCELL, Ia e& Co.'S
combined with hypophospaite' Of Inn aud so's-
Price Soc For sale hy all druggists.
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personal.
sEHa

RICHMOND, VA, January 80, 1880.
xYOTICF.-All persons are forewarned
N NDT TO CREDIT the crey. OF the swedish
bark MATTHIAS, as will not be responsible Tor any
debts contracted bY them, ,oc.s
ia 3l-lr CAPTAIN LVrAS'
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WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAT.--For the Middle
States, threatening weather and rain or
snow, winds shifting to southwest and
northwest, falling followed by rising b.
romcter, and slight rise followed by lower
temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, areas OF
rain, falling follow ed by rising barometer,
easterly winds, shifting 20 southwest and
northwest, and slight changes in tempera
turc.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool
and pleasant. In the afternoon it wa,
partly cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY & 4. NJ, 10
% 4. M., AZ; noon, 62; 8 =. H., ca; 8 Z
d., sc; midnight, AZ.
Mean temperature, 81.
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The SHOOTING SEASON. .-The shooting
season ends to-day, after Which time q
heavy penalty attaches 70 persons violating
the game law.
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- ELLYsOS - Co, Advertising ASer -, "a srt sS.
=, iSs,mens ia al of the newspapers "a ~ Untaa
400 Al publ. seTs' rates orders hsseI ne Dts,
4 steA count s-r0om wilt receive Iss4x t a.tszs
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IsdORECE.
SANFORD LICORICE AGENCY
y FOR
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
NEW YORK, January IA, 1880

NEW YORK, January IA 1850.
glsssrs. 4. Y. Stokes d Co., Richmond, Pd.:
Dear Slrs,-For some time past we have learned
that 0ur brand Of LicOrice has been mirepresenied
in Richmond, parties having sold other' auu ihie'
rior QOods ami called them ours
TO project ourselves and the tobacco manulaclu'
rers we hereby appoint YOU Our agents Tor virginia
and North Carolina 10 sell The " SANFORD oTahu u
Licorice Respectfully yours. .,y
THE STANFORD MANF'G COMPANY.
BY f. HARRISON SANFORD.
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s4RY s.zsssss.
---~---~--l-~-7--777771-7-
A UCTION SALE TO-DAY

A UCIION SALE TODAY.
shall continue FIVE day longer 10 sell goods pri-
Xaiely al AUCTION PRICES, embracing
DOME>TICS.
FLANNfLS.
HOSIERY at any price
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
BLANKETS.
PlQUtS,
and thOn 7au3s OF useful goods. GOODS aDsOiultN Al
YOUR OWN PRICE.
Cal early ana call often for FIVE DAYS LONGER
at j. 4. ROWES, Agent
ia 3l-2t 305 Broad street.
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6T JULIUS MEYER

Is CLOSING OUT HIS ENTIRE STOCK
DRESS GOODS, COLORED cASHMERES, PLAIN
and STRIPED vKLvETS aud vELVETEENs,
CLoAKS, DOLMANs, sHAwLs, and FELT
SKIRTS AT PRIME COST;
BLACK CASHMEREs;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS and sATiNs;
LADIES' GTNTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN's
MERINO UNDERWE AR;
WHITE and COLORED FLANNELs;
TOWELS, NAPKINS. TABLE DAMAsKs,
QUILTS, NOTTINGHAM LACEs, at greatly
reduced prices;
BI.EACHED and BROWN SHEEIINGS;
PILLOW COTTON, &C., much below regular
prices;
GENTLEMEN's FXTRA.QUALITY UNLAUN-
DRIED SHIRTS Giucn bosom and cuffs at
G0c.:
The celebrated PEARL SHIRT at 81 (old price, at
ja30 JULIUS MEYERS.
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION or CITY
CHCRCH-ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS
AND COMMITTEES REPORTS OF SOCIETIES.
The First Baptist church OF this city held
its annual meeting few evenings since, at
which the new pastor, Dr.. Hawthorne, pre-
sided.
Reports, indicating much prosperity,
were made by the Young Mems Missionary
Society, the Ladies' Missionary Societies,
and the Sabbath School. The report OF the
last mentioned, made by the superin;end-
ent (WiIIIam N. Turpin, ESQ was espC-
cIally able aud suggestive. The finances of
the church and societies are in an excellent
condition, and the aggregate annual amount
disbursed was not far below $4,000.
A preamble and resolutions, on motion of
Dr.. Curry, were unanimously adopted, le-
citing the organization Of the church in
1880. pending the Revolutionary war and
anterior to Great Britain's acknowledge
ment Of our country's independence,
and while Richmond was village Of
less Than 1900 inhabitants, and that from
feeble beginnings in those dark days the
church has grown to be one OF the largest
and most useful churches in America. The
preamble proceeds to say:
at seems meet that wc should take re-
view OF the past, thankfully recognize the
Fathers goodness in our past history, set
up our EbeneZer, and take courage for
new and enlarged activities in the future;' >
therefore be II
ReSOred, That as church we here re-
cord our heartfelt gratitude to God iOr His
abundant and continuing mercles, and re-
cognize the duty OF newly cOns0cratiHg our
selves TO the work Of holding forth the word
Of life, and showing our love in all holy con-
versaton and godliness.
>. ReSOiUed That committee OF eleven
be appointed who shall take such steps as
may be needfu for celebrating by the
church III becoming manner its one hun
dredth anniversary.
In view OF the important duties Of the
committee, time was taken by the pastor to
select most iudcious members, whose
names will be announced at an early day.
! It's Various surviving pastors, now re-
siding in different States, are expected 10
be present and participate in the celebra-
ton, which will probably occur early in the
summer. This is church Of long pastor.
ates, that OF Drs. Burrows and Warren ex
tending over period Of nearly quarter Of
| century.
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SAVE MONEY BY having you- prinusg ~ So ltths
DIS sArcB PRT,s rING-Borsi. Good s@ss low
rr., e., ana ssisf2cti0H giSrsbiee1.
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January "a. 1880.

,rr.sss W II q an 'U.u1ye tne p'AsS ,
Announcing that tiatr "PGrAaLt" " and SAN r
CLA.A' CIGARS ave arriy, \ And ar s..ies ID
mOnly good.
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A BUILDING CRRDrTkBLR TO 1.HE CITY ON
BROAD STREET AT the cORNsg OF HANCOCK
DESCRIPTION or THE WORK AND NAMES OF
The C0STRACTORs-FREIGH DEPARTMENI
TO be OPENED IL THE NEW DEPOT MONDAY,
But THE ACCOaM0DATIOS TRAINS TO Run TO
EIGHTH AND BROAD STREETS FOR THE
PRESENT.
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ayCTsos SALES rERES IL Az.

RICHMOND BAZAAR 10 4. ", to lty horses,
two hac -, st'iiioa hihS' O"-S'N'> wagons,
sc.
JOHN NJ GOD IN, ~ =. VI sou - ,siOger's sale
Of a l0use ana iol on fnt-istf BuchanrnI
street Setw,eu tee ~ anu 'E.--1t GOn streets.
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ANNAIVl'I0' 'fI''' " ''''
Colden's LiEBIG's LICgGD ExTRAcn OF B-zt-
Is superior 70 COd-Liycr Ol or anything have s'<T-
used IN " sled or impaired constitutions
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We have sso Just received a splendid line Of
SILK MCTLERS. SCARFS, Lace TIE. IL
RIBBONS, CORsET5, HOSIERY, &C., at low
prices.
HAMBuRG FDGING>, HAMBURG INSERT
lNGS-Wn open on MONDAY and during TIE
Weta, 400 ptces Of these eO0d-, from sc. 20 u "A
yari Wait unli you sc oar line UelOre purcha-
sing elsewhere.
DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS, latest styles,
Just out. a. THALHIAIER BROTHERS,
s24-S,AiXW 601 Broad street.
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VNO THE PUBLIC.
THOMAS r. PRICE & co.

THOMAS r. PRICE & CO.,
In order 10 perfect certain changes in their business,
offer their entire stock Of
DRY GOODS. MOTIONS. WOOLLENS. &C.,
AT PRIME COST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-31

KID GLOVES. KID GLOYES-We have again
received a large invoice OF elegant aud cheap KID
GLOVES, In 2, 3, ! 6, and buttons, from soc. to
$2 pair As We keep a large line are able TO
suit any one IN quality and price.
sixty dc1n KID GLOVES az 2Jc. pair. This
isa splendid .Ot. which have been picked from the
regular stock, and ofor them al TINS marvellous
low price - close th IA ogt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-31

Our stock Of MOURNING GOODS, in BLACK
CAsHMtREs. TAMI>E, CAMELs'-HAIR, HEN
RIETTA CRLPE-CLOTH, and BLACK ALPA-
CAS- complete, and guarantee the best goods for
the least money. Don't fail 10 give call ia
Black Coos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-31


~. CLOSING OUT PRICES FOR
CIOAKSs
croA9S at 81 worth So;
rIOAKs az 81 worth SO;
cTOAKS at S5 worth So
CLOAKS at SO worth so;
CI0AKs at a. worth $40;
CIoAKS at 50 wo-th sl3'
CToAKs at 40 worth sl4
CLOAKS at al wor h $40;
CloAKS ai Sl2 worth sl7
CIoAKs AZ $40 worth ss0
CLOAK at t25 worth $50
rorNsNsl DOLMNNs'
poLNANS at 50 worth si2
ROMANS A. $40 worth $40;
gANS a. $I2 wor $40;
n,TNANS al $14 worth $50;
MANS at sl6 worth S22;
DoIvANs at sis worth go;
DoIWANS at $50 worth $50;
n0LMANS al $50 worth s45.
.,.,,,s shove garments have been marked down
,,e rriccs. 90 ss 10 close out the whole STOCK
Ni.~'" 'N' LEVY BGOTIIERS.
,o,7 and 1919 Main street, Richmond W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-31
BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS

e..,,., ,,reains In this line. See our 2i-lNCH
- suKatsl.26 per yard worth l.75, ana
p.otINCU Rl.ACK SILK at q, which would be
oa' o,..-, a, $3.50. We have BLACK SINS from
ehe'P .. a. .v,,s LEVY BROTHERS.
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