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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09
Personals and Briefs.

Captain Daniel Dcehert. editor OF the
Harrisonburg Spirit Of he Vdliey; Cap
tain F. +. Buford, Commonwealth attor-
ney OF Brunswick county, and Captain
John &. Sims, Of Greene county, are in the
city.
Hon. Wingield Liggett, distinguished
lawyer from IIarrisonbnrg, is here on law
matters. Cur people remember him AZ a
leading Conservative member Of the Con-
stitutional Convention.
Major :. NJ. Yost, the able editor OF the
Valley IirgintdR, is in the city.
The Chamber OF Commerce at It's last
monthly meeting passed resolution re-
questing the Board Of Health 10 make daily
publication OF the number OF new cases Of
smallpox, number OF deaths, and total
number Of cases under treatment. This
action was taken in order that the eXagge-
rated reports about the prevalence OF the
disease here might be corrected.
Mayor Darlington yesterday received a
telegram from SeelienopIe, Penn, signed
j. +. Fmkc, making inquiries about the
man whose body was found in the river
last Tuesday. The Mayor sent him a de-
scription OF the mans appearance. The
Coroner will have the remains inferred to-
day. IL Will be remembered that in one OF
the pockets Of the clothing was found an
empty envelope addressed to J. T.. Fluke.
The ladies OF Leigh-Street Baptist church
promise a good supper tonight for twenty
five cents. Give them helping hand
Fluyanna county can raise something
else besides porsimmons. One Of our ba-
SIN merchants received yesterday dressed
hog weighing 523 pounds from the old
county Put old Flu. to the front.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, A. i. and 4. NJ,
will meet tonight az O'Clock to elect a
senior deacon.
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I YDIA Il. PINKHAMS

Uwir cure entirely the worst form of Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and Displacements, and the
CONSEQUENT Spinal Weakness, and IS s.parIicularly
adapted to the Change Of Life.
IL will dissolve and expel tumOrs from the uterus
I'm an early stage Of development Thetendencyt to
cancerous humors there IS checkedyery specdilyby
its use.
1t removes fsin,ness, fstulency, destroys all
craving for stimulants and relieves weakness of
the stomach. It cures Bloatng, Headaches, Ner-
yous Prostraton, General Debility, sleeplessness
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain
weight and backache, Is always permanently cured
by its use 1t will at all times and under all crcum-
stances act I'm harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plan,s Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA +. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COM
POI-ND is prepard at 233 and 235 Western ave
nue, Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles Tor So
Sent by mail I'm the form of pils,alsoin the form oil
lozenpes on receipt Of price, 81 per box for either
Mrs. PINKIIAM freely answers al letters OF H.
ouiry. Send for pamphlet. Address as above
Meahon this paper.
No family should he without LYDIA =. PlNh-
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Biliousness, and Torpidity of The Liver. Twenty
i've cents per box. Sold by all druggists oe oo,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Tho United states sena,orship.

READJCsTER CAUCCs LAST NIGHT.
The Rcadjustcr members Of the General
Assembly held caucus last night, at which,
after brief discussion OF the senatorial
question, it was decided TO hold another
caucus next Tuesday night for the purpose
OF nominating a candidate for United
States senator. Hon. John +. Lewis and
Hon. j. Amber Smith were at Ford's
Hotel last night in close conference, doubt
less consulting as TO the best course to be
pursued in the coming contest.
TIE REPUBLICANS DISSATISFIED.
II was stated last night upon the author
ity Of a prominent Republican that his party
were very much dissatisfied with what they
considered the unfair and one-sided action
Of the ReadjuSters. He says the Republi-
cans of the country are anXiously watching
the action on the SenatorSlip. This gem
tleman believes the Republican members Of
the Legislature will act together on this
question. lie said the Rcadiustcrs, while
apparently demanding nothing, were taking
everything.
The Republicans are much elated at the
bold stand taken by the President.
REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.
A conference of the Republican mem
bers of the Legislature was held yesterday
afternoon, and it is stated that they favored
the election Of a Republican to the United
States Senate.
COLONEL BRADY GONE TO WASHINGTON.
Colonel James Il. Brady, chairman Of
the Coalition State Executive Committee,
left here for Washington yesterday after
noon. IL is rumOred that his visit to that
city is in consequence Of the stand which
President Arthur has taken in reference to
the senatOTshiD.
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DIR. WILBoR's CoD-LIyER OIL AID LDIR.-in-
yalids need no longer dread h. Lake hat great spc-
ciGc fer consumption, asthma, and threatening
coughs COd-Liver on and Lime. As prepared by
DIR. WmBoR il IL robbed Of The nauscatng TASTE,
and also enbodies a preparation o: the Phosphate
Of Lime, giving nature the very article required TO
aid the healing qualities Of the ci and % re-create
where disease has destroyed. /, alec forms a re-
markable tonic, aud Will eause weak aud deblli-
tated persons 10 become strong and robust. n
should be kept In every family for Instant On
the first appearance of eoUgh4 or irritation of the
lungs. Manufactured only by 4. B. WnBoR,
Chemist, Boston. Sold BY al druggist.
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A Card from Colonel Parsons.
DNCENIBER s, 1881,


Dear Dispatch: SO many inquiries reach
me on account OF your recent item that |
am forced TO answer through your CO.
lumns:
First. My purpose TO resign the vice
presidency was formed in July, when ]
undertook a contract that requires my
whole time. | waited to finish this work.
It is done, and they say well done.
Second. My substantial interest In the
system Of which the Richmond and Ale
ghany forms part was never 80 great As
now, and ! have taken stock in no road
that does not point towards Richmond.
Third. / do not intend TO leave Rich
mOnd have been 80 kindly treated and
so trusted by its people that / cannot go
away from il without an effort. NV family
may spend most Of this winter in Washing
ton. our summer place may be at Natural
Bridge; but my Office viii be here always,
and our home will be here, Of course.
Ii. &. PARSONS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, fair weather,
winds mostly westerly, and stationary on
lower pressure.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, so +;
. a. NJ, Al; noon, 50; p. NJ, 50; ?.
NJ, 45; midnight, So.
Mean temperature. 49,.
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MERRY XMAS, 1881.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

N.LFONARD, 9Os Main street, takes pleasure
in announcing That he has now on hand an I'm
mensc stock Of CHRISTMAS CARDS. comprising
the choicest designs Of American, English, and
German manufacturers. Prices range from 2c. 10
So. Special attention % my unusually attractive
stock Of FANCY PAPETERIE. WRITING
DESKS. CARD-CASES, INkSTANDS, PHOTO
GRAPII-ALBUMS, PURSES, EASELS, PIC
TVRE-FR RAMLS, BACkGAMMON-BOA OARDS,
GAMES Of all kinds. CIiILEREN'S BOOKS. IN
Guiding CIIATTERBOX for 1881. Can and eX-
nmlne no27
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dc7 '''' wo0DnOUsE & PARUAM.
EREsH CHRISTMAS GOODS.

200 boxes LONDON LAYER RAISINS;
100 boxes VALENCIA RAlSINs;
100 boxes SULTANA SEEDLESS RAISINS;
100 boxes NEW LEGIIORN CITRON;
so bags ALMONDS, WALNUTS, FILBERTS,
PECANS, and PALM-NLIS; 10 bags CO.
CQANUTS; 10 casks MN CURRANTS ;
Q casks NEW TURKISH PEUNES;
10 kegs FRENCH PRUNES;
80 boxes NEW MISCATEL RAiSINS;
boxes SIIELLED ALMONDS;
BOO boxes LAYER FIGS-assortcd:
100 buckets and haf-harrcls At NOR = :
MINCE-MEAT; GOO buckets PRESERVES
and FRUIT BUFFERS:
1900 cases CANNED PEACHES. TOMATOES
CORN, PEAS, &c.;20 crates CRANBER.
RlES; 25 boxes MESSlNA and MALAGA
LEMONS; FIREWORKS, &C., &c;
together with lsTge stock Of Fancy Groceries and
COnfectOncries suitable FOR Christmas For sale 10y
GODDlN & 1RIBBETT.
Thirteenth street between Main and Cary.
dc2-eOd3w
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CHRISTMAS AND EEw-YEAg's CARDS, &c.-it
Is worth the time TO pay visit to /. LEwrs's, 0l2
Main street, and look at his splendid collection of
handsome Christmas cards Of every design. lie
has also some very fnc engra'iDgs and water CO.
lors. All suitable presents for the approaching
holidays.
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FERTILIZERS.


DOR SALE,
TWENTY THOUSAND TONS FERTILIZERS
EMBRACING
ACID PHOSPHATE,
DISSOLVED BONES,
AMMONIATED FERTILIZERS.
GERMAN POTASH SALTS tkainiu.
lam prepared to offer to the wholesale and retail
trade the above al different ports, both north ana
south, at prices TO compete with other manuiac-
tnrcrs.
Special efforts will be made to meet the views OF
large buyers. Address
PERRY NJ. DELEON
Manufacturer and Importer of Fertilizers
81 Broadway, y. \.
soCrHERS OFFICE, lO4 Bay street, Savannah
&c S-cod3m
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

JAS. MACDOUGNL. 1OH 4. NJ, furniture, &c.
OUARLEs & MCCUEDY, | 4. VI, commission
er's sale Of real estate on Thirteenth Tor Cow
ernor) street, between Main and Franklin
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COMMON COUNCIL.

Market Improycments-Cost OF Cleaning Ont
the New Reservoir, &c.-RcsiGnntions and
D Eiections-Protection for the City's Com
merce-Res solutions and Petiiions-New
Water-Rates.
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The THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-Jarrett *
Rice's "Fun-on-the-B Bristol" Company con-
cluded their engagement here last night to
q good house. The fireman's trumpet was
awarded to Steam Fire Company No. |
(Cburch Hill, they having sold the highest
number OF tickets for the nights perform
ance.
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STEES,. IRON, dc.

STEEL.-NAYLOR'S CAsT-sTEEL =
- assorted;
BLISTtRED and MACHINERY sTEkI-a'
sorted
TIRE aud sPRISG-sTEEf.-asorte
ALSO,
WAGON and cART-ANLEs, Norway shapes
SWEDES and REFINED IRON N-as.eried Size.
For sale by n. NJ. WORTiiAN.
no 27-cod
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
r,oLmAY HEADQUARTERS.

.,,eic,.s establishments are now being rapid
.,,.5 With the CHOICEST and MOST SEASON
,,r NOVELTlES-EANCY GLOVE and
observation-disclosures, JEwELRY CAS-
.rrs FANCY PIN-CUsuloNs, TOILET BOT
~. PLUSH, RUssIA-LEATHER, CASTOR,
-, ADVANCED NOVELTIES In POCKET
COOKS HAND-BoOKS. sPECIE-BAGs, and
,,urR GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HoII-
pays sru s,cor-Fs
Ths-c ssaNle snd uscfm wrapplngs VIC are Offer
,ogst,ery popular prices. An Inspection Of our
~ before purchasing will he 70 your advantage.
CARRIAGE ROBES.
J..i opened aeomplciciinc, costing $3.50 tosIo.
p.,NKETs. sAAwLs, CoMFoRTABLEs.
wINF-CLoTHS, and dother useful articles FOR
holiday gifts;
SILK and FUR-LINED ClRCULARSandD DOL
MANS ranging in cost from S35 10 Ss5;
took a, uc "MOTHER HUBBARD" WRAP
PINGS In SEAL PLUSH. s75 to 800;
Jackets, ULSTERETTEs, ULsTERs, COATS,
and all novelties In wrappings, at our usuallow
rates;
NTCKWEAR In immense variety OF shape. cost,
and fabric; ;COLLARETTES. SARAH BERN
HARDT COLLARS. LACE sCNRFs, FICH-
VEs. together with
REAL POINT and DUCHESS LACE SCARFS
and COLLARETTES, ranging in cost from 50
tos5O-jusi the things for q handsome testimo-
ulal;
SUk and CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEF
hr0idcrcd, embossed and hemsltchcd-in I'M
meuse variety, costing 1Oc. to So;
SILKS and SATINS in all the new and attractive
winter shades in SATIN RIIADAMEs, DE
LYON. VENETIENNES:
BLACK NELNETS-thc cheapest line ever seen in
this market, ranging in cost from $l.25 10 SO
per yard;
POSTER KID GLOVES In endless variety OF
colorlngs;
The famous SARAH BERNHARDr" GLOVES
p SAKE and undreSse1 eject;
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PREPARA ATIONs
N THE CITY FOR CHRIsTMAs AND THE
HOLIDAYS.
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY & Co,
1908 east Main street.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO..
de 4-e,Od 429 east Broad street.
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A NEW AGEScY.-Messrs. Adam, EEtOn & Co.,
of Trenton, n. j., have appointed hesers. W. ID.
BLAIR & Co, Of Richmond, Va, their sole agents
for the sale OF theiT elegant CRACKERS for Yir-
glnla. Messrs. W. ID. Blair & Co. claim thee goods
10 e1ual any ever sold ia Virginia. The trade will
find BY examination that the prices are very Low.
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p.crraE.FRAmEs. HxGRAyINGs. DC

INST RECEIVED, A NEW C0LLEC-
u TION OF
coLORED PHOTOGRAPHS AID ENGRAV-
INGS,
from GOupirs Gallery, and Will be opeAed MONDAY
Alsa. another large asSorlmeni@f
MIRA yIrE AND TUCK'S CARDS.
The public are invited to call and efa'sinc my
stock, which includes
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES.
aoA J.. LEWIS, 9l2 Main strcss-
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FOREIGN FLOUR SInPNENT.-The British
bark Brazilian, 245 tons, Captain John
Milne, cleared yesterday for Pernambuco,
Brazil, with 3, l35 barrels OF fiour, shipped
by Dunlop Il McCance, and valued at
s14 41S 81
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Accidental Death Of "a WeIl-KnOwn
Citizen.


Yesterday afternoon about 1 O'Clock
Mr.. Leon Schaap, well-knOwn citizen
and merchant, was instantly Killed at his
place Of business, No. Gl7 east Broad
street. by the discharge of n pistol which
he was handling. Exactly how it happened
cannot be ascertained, a. no one was pre-
sent ut the time. The store Is divided by
partitions into three apartments-the front
part beng the store proper, the second
used for the storage OF miscellaneous arti-
cles, and the third or rear portion as a
work-rOOm. In this room was Mr.. Alex
andcr Schaap, son OF the deceased. Mr..
Schaap the elder was attending in the store.
About the hour above named young
Schaap heard the report of piS-
tol, and going forward 10 ascertain
the cause found his father lying in the mid
die room dead, with CHASTITY wound in the
side of the head from pstOl-ball. The
Coroner being notified Immediately repair
cd TO the spot, and upon examination as
certained that the ball entered at the right
temple midway between the outer corner
OF the right eve and the ear, SCATTERING the
skull considerably, and lodging in the brain.
Shortly after the sad occurrence the remains
were removed to the residence OF the de-
ceased, northwest corner OF Broad and
Seventh streets (up-stairs). II is under
stood that about ten minutes before the
shooting. Mrs. Schaap, wife OF the de-
ceased. went over 10 the store to inform
her husband that dinner was ready, and
found him loading pistol which he was
showing TO customer. She returned
home, and in few minutes heard OF the
accident.
The deceased was 1ifty-two years old,
came to Richmond from Amsterdam, llol-
land, about 1853, and had been engaged in
mercantile pursuits here ever since. He
was an intelligent and well-informed man.,
and by his urbanity of manner and general
geniality OF disposition had attached to him.
self many friends who will regret his un-
timely deceasc. He was member OF the
Independent Order B'nai Birth, kesher
Shel Bazel, Free Sons of Israel. and the
knights OF Honor He leaves wife and
seven children.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence, No. GIG east Broad street, nj >
o'clock this afternoon.
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f. Howard & Co., Waltham, Eig!n, and foreign
makes Of watches IN the stock being sold at my
auctIon-rOOms.
JNO. 4. LAuGHTOy, Jr., Anetlonoer.
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STREET COMNITTEE.-The Council Com
mittee on Streets will meet tonight at I
O'Clock at the City Engineers Office. Mr..
James ID. Patton takes the place OF Captain
Charles Il. Taylor on this committee from
Madison Ward.
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R0OKs AND FANCY GOODS.

wEsT, JOHNSTON GO.
~ receiving tie finest and largest noek OF
soOks, sTEEL-ENGEAvINGs. and FANCY
.oyns or EVERY DESCRIPTION, suitable
ihr,ne approaching holidays, ever offered for sac
Ii,., slly; and ~ prices that defy competition.
ttnSisThAs-CkRDr in endless variety. -.
aoksshk feY "kRAAICH a BACK" PlANosi
VIVID soiidIcd aud promptly aitcndedto 70. aet
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THE FINEST AND LARGIsr COLLECTION Oh
CHRISTMAS CARDS IN the city now opened, fol
sale AZ l.. LKwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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personal.

RICHMOND, Va. Dccen be- 7, 1881.
HAVING QUALIFIED As ADMIN
III IgTR ,TOR OF LUCE +. HIGHS. Geceasca.
notice &. hereby given to nli persons indebted -
sald c.iate % come forward and seth; and al per
sons having claims agans' .aid estate are requested
., present tie same, properly proven.
MILAN ELLYSOy.
dc g-3t 1900 Msia stree.
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DE la RUE, PRAsGE, TUCK s, and CARDS Of al
the manufactures at L. LEwIs's, 0l2 Main street.
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DIAMONDS. LocKsTs, Kings JeweIry' Chains,
Buttons, &e., &C., AZ my assiion-Tooms for few
days. JNo. D.. LAVSuroS, Jr.; AaSuonecr'
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CHRlSTMAS AID THE NEW YEAR.
~ The quantities OF CHOICE AND ELEGANT
bOOkS suitable for presentation 10 persons Of
tastc--adult and young-which offer IS great.
with large stocks uf
BkAITlfUL WRITING-DESKS
BEAUTIFUL BOXES PAPER and ENVE-
LOPES:
POCkET-BOOKS and CARD-CASFS:
GOLD PENS and dPENCIL-CAeES:
fHOIOGRAPH- and AUTOGRAPH-ALBUMS AS ;
BliLtS, PRAlER-BOOkS, and HNMNALS,
WITH many other nice thing, including
CHRISTMAS ana NEW-YEAR'S CARDS In
great variety
de- WOOnfIOIvSE q pAPHAN
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MOZART OPERA.-The regular weekly
musicale OF the Mozart Association last
night was one Of the most enjoyable OF the
season. The operctta entitled "The Bon
ME Fish-Wife" was we'll presented by the
following cast:
Mr.. Wildcats lIeartychCer, Mr.. Hoff;
Hiccory, Mr.. Joseph II. Marshall; Caters,
Mr.. Bernard; Miss ThistledOwn and Mag
gle McFarane, Madame Bernard.
Mr.. HOt's tenor solo in the first act was
quite pleasing and well rendered, and his
duet with Madame Bernard, in the second
act, was the hit Of the evening, receiving a
cordial encore.
Madame Bernard was especially happy
in her part Of the "BOnnle Aiaggie,' and
the acting Of Mr.. Bernard, Us the French
valet, afforded healthy amoun; OF hearty
laughter. lie has taken rank as trst-class
comedian, and his comic songs are inimita-
bic. Neither he nor Mr. marshall favored
the audience with a song.
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REPUBLICAN CONFERESCE.-It is said that
a conference Of the Republican members Of
the Legislature and leading Republicans Of
the State who may be in the city will be
held this afternoon at 3 O'Clock in the
United States courtroom to decide whether
they will demand the nomination OF 4 Re-
publican to succeed Senator Johnston.
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An adjourned meeting Of the Common
Council was held yesterday afternoon.
The following members were present :
Mcssrs. Clarke prcsidenp. Campbell, Cole,
Curtis, Davis OF Madison, Edwards, Elicit,
Ellyson, Ferguson, Forester, Foster,
Gum OF Marshall. Gum Of Clay, Hargroye,
Hayes, Higgins. Hooper, King, Lubbock,
Mcdowell, Phillips, Pizzini, Potts, Robin
son, straus, Tinsley, Warren, and Weisi-
Oer
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THE ONLY SAFE AND SURE CURE FOR GRAyEi
or urinary troubles Is HOP BITTERs. Proyei il.
DON'T FAIL 10 inspect the unusually fine stock
of Diamonds, Watches and Jcwclry am now sell
ing ~ my auctiOn-rOOms.
JNO. r. LAUGHTOS,Jr,A Auctionccr.
SHAKER-FLANSEL UNDFRwEAB,
RED-FLASSEL UNDERwEAR,
sCOTcB-WcoL UNDERwEAR,
RED INIT USDERwEAE.
NORFOLK NEW BRUNSWICK UNDERwEAR,
CARrRIGHT WARNEB's UNDLRwEAR.
PETERS MAvUTAcTURNG COHPASY's UNDER
WEAR,
SILK USDERwEAR,
CANToN-FLASSLL UNDERwE A.,
COTTON AND WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR,
ALL SIZES.
TIE ONLY COMPLETE STOcE Is RIcnNoSD.
a. SANS & CO.,
THE LARGEST CLOrHfSG ESTABLISHMENT
il ymGINIA.
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LOST. srRAYED, AND STOLEN.

I OST, on YESTERDAY, AN En-
IL yELOPE CONTAINING PhPERs bcloae-
ing 10 DAVIS & SIMPSON. The Under viii b.
rewarded by leaving the same AZ Public warchCnsc.
dc 0-It"
I OST, letween Eighth street ard Montc
II Maria school, a GOLD NECk-CIifIN, Wit.
clasp connining black 1T with white head. TIC
fndrr will be II orally rewar'e BY return n Ia
same 10 NJ. roo east Cary sirtci. de s-its
TAKEN Up On Ny PREMISES. Cezs..
4 ~ Tie extreme end of q street, on the 1x..4-
9Th Instant TWO COWS. The owner viii come
forward, prove property pay charges and take
them away. X. N. EVANS.
&c 9-ltt
NOTICE.-I shall apply 10 the Board of
- Dircctors ~ the Richmond and Dlnyiie Rail
road Company fnr the nncWtl II tEkTlFItATh
No. 3i7, dated November 25, lef7. for one shas,
Of stock IN -aid Company standing In MY nrme,
the original having been lOst Or wil Id.
de 0-F2m POWUATAN RODER1SoS.
I OST, \ RED-AND-WIllTE- E ~
4 SPEChLtD COW The finder viii &c.,
rewarded hy addressing HRs. pEKhINS.
dc S-lt Co0 c1st faip stree.
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They win on SATURDAY the 10Th day OF DE
oeirbor open the largest and most elegant as wei
a. the cheapest, assortment Of
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR CARDS
ea offered IN this city, and solicit on and after
iha day an inspection Of the same.
We have also the largest stocks Of
PINE BIBLES, HYMN-BOOKS, PRAYER
BOOKS, AND HYMNALs,
in sta ever brought to this city In one season.
PINE PAPETERIEs, In sllk-piusii, sili:, and lea
theretse:
hOkk-BONES, in walnut, ebony ana lchthef'
NEiTISG-DEsks from zoe. 20 $40;
GOLD PENS and PENCILS of all styles and the
best manufacture;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, CHESS:
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at all prices and in all
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