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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-26

DAVIS M. ARNErr, Of near Arnctts-
vile, and Capt. +. NJ, Of West Nor
gantown, having business with the
NEw DOMINION dropped in one day
last week. The former gentleman
showed us . number of tax receipts
that were paid Ivy his father, the late
James Arnett, in the years 1873,
1897, 1929, $780,. 1884 and 1S43.
These little receipts are curiosities
in several respects. The receipt for
1928 is written altogether with pen
and reads:
James Arnett, Jr. DR.. To Tax 1923.
| County and Poor lcvy........ $0.571
Horses. SO
100 Acres Land. 20
9ls ~ o'' sl.2l4
Reed. Payment, D. M. Hoge, D. S.
for S. S. S. M. C.
- The others are printed, but show
= very marked contrast to the blanks
printed for our sheriffs at the present
time. They are set in long primer
type, without leaders and printed on
little piece Of paper about by 8
inches, and all similar in form to the
first. Each succeeding year shows
slight increase in the rate of taxa
ton. The same 100 acres of land in
1927 was taxed IS cents, and in 1843
$l.2O. The same land now owned
by Mr.. Arnctt is taxed probably $50.
The receipts bore the signatures
respectively Of Edward E. Parish, d.
S. for F. Bussey.
L. H. Dorsey, - S. for A. Smith.
Charles MADEIRA, d. s. for T. S.
Raymond.
John F. Cooper, d. s. for S. Minor.
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In our Grocery and Provision de-
partment, we sell at the lowest prices
for cash. Come aud see the Induce
ments we offer.
J4zEAg FINxELI &Co.
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NEW STOCK, IN
M
EVERYTHING NICE AND fresh

XNIe have removed 10 our new quar-
w tiers In Caracas building, lii the
room lately occupied by S. D. Hirsch-
man, and with full line Of Family
Groceries are prepared to supply every
body with Choice Goods.
Come and see us.
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The best brands Of Coffee, Sugar,
Syrups and general family Groceries,
at Henry S. Hayes's, Main street.
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Saturday November 26. 1881.

ADVERTISING. is like fishing-the
more lines you putt out the more fish
you gobble.
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THE invitations are out for an en-
tertainment to be given by the Wa
verify Social Club at its Hall this
evening.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-26

Minneapolis, MINI. Every house
keeper needs copy. Address the
publishers for terms. Commissions
large. ,es.s.
The county court Of Doddridge
county unpublished in the county,
paper the "Personals Delinquent
List This will, Of course, have the
effect Of making these parties more
careful in the future about allowing
themselves to be returned delinquent
The idea is good one and worthy
of imitation.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKETS. =
Prices last week for beef cattle ranged
as follows: Best beeves, and 81
cents; that generally rated first quail
ity, 81 and cents; medium or good
fair quality, 81 and 81 cents; ordinary
thin steers, oxen and COWS, II and 8
cents. Most of the sales were made
at from A to s cents.
r. L. DEMAIN has made arrange
ments to run ailine of boats between
this place and New Geneva. He will
probably make his first trip this week.
ABobr is very genial, popular gem
tIeman and we have no doubt will
correct the dissatisfaction heretofore
existing among our shippers on the
freight ques ton. We congratulate
Capt Bob. on his new enterprise.
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Brief News Items.

Christmas-day seems to have been re-
markably quiet everywhere, as ii by one
accord there was strict Sunday obsery-
ance.
President Arthur spent his Christmas in
New York. He attended the Church OF
the Heavenly Rest In the morning, and du-
ring the afternoon and evening received a
number Of callers at his house.
John Orville Evans, the president Of the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company, died at
the Gilsey House, in New York, on Christ
mas morning after an Illness Of a few days.
lie was formerly citizen OF Washington.
A cable dispatch from Rome TO the New
York Freemaa'S Journal announces the
appointment OF the Very Rev. Nicolas A..
Gallagher, now vicar-general OF Column
bus, Ohio, and lately, sede racdnte, admin
istrator OF Columbus diocese, TO be bishop
of some See in pdrtiJuS, and TO be admin
istrator, in splrituals and in temporals, Of
the See OF Galveston.
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Virginia News.

Walter Sumpter, Of Lee county, shot and
killed his v iie last week, and then fled.
The Alexandria Gazette says: Miss Chloe
Ann Violet, it is alleged, tasted forty-nine
days, and is still alive, though very weak.
Rev. Father Patrick Hasty, of Lynch
burg, now at st. Vincent's Hospital, in
Norfolk, had his leg amputated Christmas
eve, and his condition is very critical.
1t has occurred twice recently that the
SYSTEMATICALLY Valley train which arrives at
Waynesboro' about 6 O'Clock in the after
noon has been fred into by some rascal
who deserves the halter. Fortunately, no
one was hurt, but this does not mitigate
the guilt OF the perpetrator OF this out
rageOus act.-Stduntoa Spectator.
On Monday last an old colored man, Ned
Wade, living near this place, was thrown
from cart and fatally hurt. He was
driving an unruly OK, which ran away,
throwing Ned from the cart TO the ground.
The unfortunate mans back and several
ribs were broken, and the injuries from the
first were necessarily fatal. MdrtinSUil!t
Herald.
A little boy, son of Mr.. Thomas McNlil-
iolly WIN nNtN uNal NdlipHNh niiir, III tht
Horse-Pasturc district, was accidentally
killed on Sunday afternoon last. In jump
ing off fence the deceased fell on rock,
One Of his legs was broken, and he was so
painfully injured in other respects that q
most painful death ensued in few hours
MartinSrike Herald.
A special from Norfolk, dated the 18th,
says Pilot Harry Williamson, who arrived
here to-day in the tug Pioneer, of Phila.
delphia, had in tow the schooner A. S. Gas
kill, from Norfolk to Philadelphia with
lumber, which he picked up early yesterday
morning off Hog Island water-logged. He
reports that about half-past 8 last night,
when OFF Cape Henry, Captain Stetson, OF
the Pioneer, while passing aft to get cup
Of coffee, q sudden lurch OF the tug caused
the hawser attached to the distressed
schooner TO strike and knock him over
board. His absence was not discovered for
some moments, when he was seen strug-
Cling In the sea, almost Immediately disap-
pearing. Captain Stetson resides In Phila-
delphia, where he leaves an interesting
family.
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SIR FRANCIS DRAKE.-Centenaries, or
centennial celebrations, are all the fashion
in the United States, as they have been ever
since 1876. But in England, which Is an
old country, they can so further back. We
received yesterday with the compliments
of the Mayor Of Portsmouth, England,
circular in which we are informed that II
is the desire Of the DRAKE Memorial Com
mttee to set forth the eminent services OF
Sir FRANCIS DRAyE not only to his own
country, but TO the Anglo-Saxon race
throughout the world; and with this view
they now invite subscriptions to the memo
rial fund from all who claim to be scions OF
the stock Of which DRAKE was so worthy n
branch. The special fact which called forth
this circular Is wish to erect a memorial
in celebration Of the tercentenary Of Sir
FRANCIS DRAKE's circumnavigation Of the
globe. We fear that not much money will
be sent from this country to aid in the cree
ton Of the proposed monument.
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nEATEIS-

Died. December 90, 1881, at $50 A. III; ~ nls
home I'm Richmond, VA, THOMAS IOk ~
DEYFAUX only son Of the late Key. i. -. anu ~
Lizzie L. DeVeauX, In the nineteenth year oi ,'i'
age
Died on the 25ih instant. Of dipthihena' Al
TER MCCUE, son of Walter ;. ana Lcina hctu
subletf: aged three years and two months
Died. AT Monte Maria Academy, Monday morn
Ing December 26th. Miss SALLlE G. fOI =
daughter of Captain II. T.. Potts
D,ed. If the Exchange Hotel. at O'Clock \. NJ.
tlle , I'm instai I. JAMES q. BROOKS, In the sew
enty-sixth year Of his age. .,.,,.o,,
Ills funeral will take place from 81 PaIu churIh
TUIS "wednesday; MORNING ut IL O'CLOCK
Friends are invited 10 attend
Died. December 9th, Of dropSy OF the heart
CHARLES T.. WHITLOCk. son oil H. II. anu NJ
\. r. Whitock: aged thlrty-three years.
HIS funeral will take place TO-DAY lWeuhes-
dayl at 3 T.. NJ. from the residence GU Nc" street
baltimore papers please copy.
Died. nj her residence. No. $40 Concord street
on Tuesday, December 27th, at . O'Clock a, ",
Mrs ELIZABETH c. PRICE the Oldest daughter
az the deceased Robert and Polite Sprggs. In the
Gfty-sIxth year of her age. She leaves three sons
and five daughters To mourn their loss. - n,
Her funeral will take place from the FIRST zap
II 81 church Icolorcd). Rev. J. H. Holmes pastor on
TIITRSDAY, the Goth instant, at o'clock j; NJ
The friends of the family and those oil l., anu J'
Cumber are respectfully requested 10 attend
New York Times, Washington ana boston pa
p,Ts please copy.
Died, at her residence. in this city, on Meanrs
day morning. December 81. $751; Mrs re BEN
FTTA BROW y. relict Of the late Edmund broWl'
aud daughter of Reuben Johnson deceased, IN we
fxty-secOnd year Of her age.
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STAUNTON.

A CHRISTMAS FIRE CAUSED BY A CHRISTMAS
soUIB-wORK on THE VALLEY ROAD NEAR
sTAUNToN-A MANS SKULL FRACTURED.
Correspondence of the Richmond DispatchJ
DECEMBER 81, 1881.
The ringing OF fire-bellS and the cry OF
fire was the Weakening that Staunton had
Christmas morning about O'Clock, and
when il was ascertained that the large
wholesale and retail grOcery-Storc OF BycrS
Il Cochran, i'm the very centre OF the town,
at the corner Of Main and Augusta streets,
was i'm full blaze great uneasinesS was felt.
The two fire companies and the hook
and-laddcr company, followed by large
crowd, were soon on the ground fighting
the fierce element with an energy that real
lied the imminent danger the city WINS ill.,.
But the admirable water supply OF Staun-
ton was once again the salvation OF the
town, and the three abundant streams that
played upon the fire finally eXtingui>hed 1t,
with the loss of the roof and part of the
ceiling. The large stock OF goods was also
seriously damaged by the water.
The building is the property OF MI.
Thomas Burke, and is insured at $1,000 in
the Liverpool, London and Globe. Messrs.
Byers a. Cochran had $4,000 insurance on
their stock, distributed as follows: $1,000
in the Manhattan; $500 in the Home, OF
New York; and 81 900 in the London As
surance. The insurance will more than
cover the loss.
The merchants will transfer their bust
ness to another building, and Mr.. Burke, it
is said, will replace the old frame house
with handsome brick building. The fire
is thought to have originated from squlbs
or rockets that had been thrown around
the locality during the night.
Messrs. Mason, GoOch IL Hoge have taken
three miles more OF the Valley road. Their
contract is that portion Of the road south
OF Staunton for the distance named. They
are well-known and successful railroad
contractors, and will, if the weather does
not interfere, commence work on Monday
with 800 conyicts, who are now at work on
the Chesapeake and Ohio branch at Goshen.
Yesterday was eourt-day and holiday,
too, and a very large crowd was in town,
including three or four hundred strangers
who came on eXcursion-ticketS by the Balti-
more and Ohio.
In scrimmage on the street Saturday
night Mr.. Girard Gregory was struck on
the head, and his skull is thought to be
fractured. His condition is critical. In
vestigations as to who struck the crueI
blow are being made. PENN.
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We offer our friends this valuable advice: When
preparing for the holiday season remember that
the greatest amount Of pleasure may be conferred
by making
PRESENTS THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS Of the most beautiful
designs in all qualities;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, entirely
new:
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs, LACE TIES,
LACE COLLARS, LACE FICHUs:
SPANISH LACE SCARFs, Black aud Cream;
PLAIN LINEN and HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS;
GENTLEMEN's TIES, sCARFs, and HOSE;
FUR-TOP and KID GLOVES;
LADIES and MISSES HOSE. solid and striped.
PRESENTS THAT ARE USEFUL.
TABLE LINENs-Red, White, and Fancy;
TOWELS, NAPKINS.
DOLIES, and TRAY-CLOTIS,
WHITE MARsEILLES QUILTS.
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, SIIAWLS.
PRESENTS THAT ARE VALUABLE.
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS and DOLMANS;
CLOTH CIRCULARS, with fur trimmings;
ULSTERs, CLOAKs, and DOLMANS;
CARPETS-3-PLY, INGRAM, and TAPES
TRY:
RUGs-TAPESTRY, VELVET, and GENUINE
MOQUET;
COLORED SILKS for Dresses;
BLACK SILKS for Dresses:
CASHMERE and CLOTHS for Suits:
BEAVER and DIAGONALS for Overcoats.
Besides, innumerablc quantities of fancy articles
that have been purchased with a special view "a
supply the general wants Of those I'm search OF
articles adapted 10 this season.
THALHN1ER BROTHERS.
Central Block.
| de2O sol east Broad street.
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The Yorrcr wallacc.s Identity.
fCorrcspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
.s,<,~ox- nacop,f,ar. % 1881

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspaicn'I
LEXINGTON, December 20, 1881.
James Comfort, Esq, OF Knoxville,
Tenn. arrived In Lexington Friday night,
and identified the forger Wallace as Dr.
Weir. of New Jersey. The Doctor VIII be
taken NJ once TO Tennessee 10 answer one
or two charges OF forgery which nave peen
preferred against him. II Is said that ne mas
served term in the Pennsylvania penIten-
tiary. and has a wife living near the warm
Springs, In North Carolina. lie u wen,
informed man, a fine conversationalist, ana
has every appearance OF cultivated gen.
flpman
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MARRIAGES.

married.. ON the 18th December, In Hanover
county. by the Rev. Gates Thomasson, WiLLihN,i
p. BALLARD, formerly Of Richmond, and MAkl
ELVA daughter OF Captain X. W. Ihonassoh; vi
IIcnIico county.
married.. on Tuesday, December 9th, In this
c,', a. tho rcsidence OF her mother by Rev. James
n HOLMES. Miss FANNIE kENNEf to MI
JOSFpII A. FRAISiER.
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rafcfi Accident.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch'I
CLOVER HILL, CHEsTERfIELD COUNTY,
December "a, 1881. }
A fatal accident occurred at this place
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Charles Stone
\ miner. fell from the porch OF the com
pany's store, and died in few hours from
the injuries received from the fall. H'
leaves q widow and several children,
Yours truIy. FRIEND.
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virginia Postal Matters.

The Office at Lewisville, King George
county, Va, has been discontinued. The
mail goes 10 Hampstead. The name OF Ge-
nito post-oiiice, In Powhatan county, has
been changed TO "Dorset," while that OF
Paxton, in the same. county, has been
changed to "Genito."
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Constitutional skin diseases OF q. scorDll-
tic character are successfully treated WIN
DR.. Benson's Skin Cure, internal and eX-
ternal treatment, both pleasant. 1t certain
ly removes scrofula, eruptions, dandrulI
and tan, and makes the skin smooth and
healthy.
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The highest hopes and interest OF the race
rest on the purity, health, and strength
OF wolnanhood. We take pleasure in re-
ferring our readers TO the remarkable
efficacy Of Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound In all that class OF diseases
from which women suffer so much.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
TT HOLIDAY GIFTSl

HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR THE YOUNG AND Old.
HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR TIIEGRAyE ANnc.,
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT ARE USEFUL.
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT ARE HANDsovr
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT ARE suBsTANTf,r
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT WILL BE APPRg.
CIATED,
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We continue 70 offer

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
90 pieces HALF-WOOL MONTE CLOTHS &c
IKE;
90 pieces SlDE-BAND ARNURE> at I2.c-
original price, 25c.:
40 pieces IMPORTED FRENCH ALL-WOOL
ARMl RES 10 2Oc. worth Zoe:
80 pieces BRONZE HALt-WOOL sERGFS 10
l0c.:
10 pieces NAVY-BLUE ALL-WOOL DRESS
FLANNEL> at 25c.;
40 pieces FANCY TRIMMING STRIPES aUt.
PLAlDS from 2jc. up.
WE MAKE 4 SPECIAL OFFERING OF
500 GROSS FANCY METAL DRE>~-Ht o.
Tons at l5c. per card ~ two dozen. Ih,ylr
worth 2Jc. per dozen.
For BARGAINS ~ 20
JULIUS MEYER 81 SONS.
de 2S-eOd Col and GO3 Broad street
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'r'' o'N =
601 AND COS BROAD STREET.

10000 SILK HANDRERCIuEFs from i2le
toss -
500 dozen EMBROIDERED JAPANESE SIZE
HANDkERCIiIEFSa t l2isc.:
LADIES' PLAIN and COIORT D-BORDFpFu
HEMsTlICllED HANDKERCHlEFS
30 dozen LINEN INITIAL HEMSTITCUpn
HANDkkRCHIEFS nj l05c. worth noe.
DERED HEMSTITCHED HANDkfR-
CHIEFS;
GENTLEMEN's WHITE IIENSTITCHFD SILK
HANDkERCHiEFs: ~
CHlLDRkN'S PLAIN and FANCY HANDKFP.
llIIEFS from Be. m
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HEADQUARTERS.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE s. CO..
429 EAST BROAD srEfrT.
CARDOZO, ALsOP. MO~EY s. CO..
1905 FAST MAIN STREET.

our spacious establishments are now being rII.-
~ filled with the CHOICEST and MOST SEASON
ABLE NOYELTlE,-FANCY GLOVE mf
neutrality-suspicious., JEWELBY CA--
KETs, FANCY PIN-CUsHION~. TOILET Bot
TIES, PLUSH, RUssIA-LEATHER, CASTOR.
and ADVANCED NOVELTIES m PoChEI-
BOOKS, HAND-BOOKs, >PECE-BAG~, ua
OTHER GOODS SUITABLE FOR TIE Holl-
DAYS.
SEAL sACQUE>.
These stable and useful wrapping, ne arc oa...
ing at very popular prices Au h-r,cuon of o.r
stock before purchasing viii Doe to your adyau,
CARRIAGE ROBES.
Just opened a complctclinc costing $3.50 pff'.
BLANKETS. sAAWLs, COMFoRTABLE~.
WlNE-CLOTlIs, aud other useful article ar
holiday gifts.
SILK and FUR-LINFD CIRCULARS and DOL
MANS, ranging in cost from s3J t9Ssj;
Look at the MOTHER HUBBARD" WRAP
PINGS In SEAL PLUSH, So o. 500;
JACKETS, ULsTERETTEs, UL>TEH~, COAT.
and an novelties n wrapping, al our usual i.'
rates;
NECKWEAR in immense variety of Shape, co.,.
and fabric; COLLARETrEs, SARAH bern
HARDT COLLARS. LACE >CARFS, FICH.
UES. together with
REAL POINT aud DUCHESS LACE SCAEf-
and COLLARETTEs. ranging IN cost iron. -
up-just the things Tor handsome te-timonilI.
sILK and CAMBRIA HANDKEBCHlEFS-su-
broidcred, embossed and hcm-titchcd-iu i.-
mcusc variety, costing Toe. IS;
SILKS and sATINS I'm an the new and attrlrr'.
winter shades In SATIN RliADAME~. bL
LYON, VENETlENNEs;
BLACK VELNETS-thc cheapest line ever -crn. ID
this market, ranging ga cost from sl.2J tosl
per yard;
"FOsTER" KID GLOVES IN ndlc., variety
colorings;
The famous SARAH BERNHARD" GLOW,
IN SAKE and undrcssel of,vt,
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PREPARATIONS
IN THE CITY FOR CHRISTMAS AND III
HOLIDAYS.
CARDOZO, ALSoP M0sBi & O., To-.
.FoURQCREAN,PRIcE, TEMPLE 500.
De 4-eod iI3 east ifuiA 'li"'
CTEyENs SHOWS BARGAINS IN
CHRISTINA, GOODS.
AMONG THEN AAE
FURNISHED woRK-BoXE>, reduced fr.u 81
toss;
All our sl.25, sl.35, and sl.5O ro'hii'
KNlFEs reduced to 81;
HANDSOME PANELS reduced from si5.
zoe
4 large assortment OF BOOKS Ecludiug liI'
POETS (GWLmLUsTRATEDJuNiN.it'.
aud sTORY-EOOKS at thc lowest price.
splendid stock u CHRISTMAS CARDS 90 a
less than the usual price,;
4 fine assortment OF BRONZE PIT N'.''
BUSTS, GROUPS, STATUTES. &c
BRIC-A-BRAC LAMPS, >IlDENI-LA hi-'
PARLOR-LAMPs, BEAChEr-LAMP-' 81.
bottom prices;
TIN SITS IA great variety 40 low prices
A great variety Of TABLE and ORNAMiN Nd
sILVER-PL ATED WARE 81 the best mah.'.
The prices are right ON these goods Jas oA ''
others.
BE sure You SCI our stock before buying 1f'.'
mas goods, for the novelties and stock and p.'.''
are at STEVEN
DECO sos Broad street
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LADIES, GENTLEMEN's. and CHILDREN
fIR-TOP DOGSklN CLOVIS:
CHiLDkLNS FlE-IOP DOGShlN MlT1S only
50c.:
MISSES 2-BUTT0N KID GLOVES only Boo.
GENTLEMEN'S LINED and TNITNFD DDi..
LADIES' DOGSkIN and BUCKSkIN GAIN.
LETS:
our celebrated MARGUERITE KID GLOVE
at 81:
Our noted LAFAYETTE GLOVE. with Foster
Patent Hooks.
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n-ysT. PAUL,S CIIURCH-HOLY
INNOCENT'S DAY.-The service announced FOR
~ O'Clock noon is POSTPONED to +. NJ, and
will lie held In the lccture-room.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF FANCY Ge0D,.

lMMINNt STUN OF tAN'l iffiIli~.
PAPETERlE IN HANDSOME EONEs from
ljc. to 50:
GLOVE. HANDKERCHIEF, and TOILET.
BOXES from Toe. 10 80:
500 FANCY WOODEN BONES at lOc..
200 JAPANESE GLOVE and ItANDkEp.
CHlEF-BONES 10 pee:
HANDSOME FANS IN BONES TO VI ATGH.
FINE EXTRACTS IN HANDSOME BONES luI
FANCY BOTTLES:
PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOMATICALLY
way below regular prices.
SiI0PPING-S ArCiIELS, BAGS. PURSES, ana
POCkET-BOOkS:
ELEGANT PLUSH sATClIELs aud POCKET.
BOOKS.
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GENTLEMEN'S and BOYS FANCY NFrF.
WEAR In handsome styles:
GENTLEMEN's SILK StSrENDER~ ln ftnrr
boxes:
Elegant line REAL and IMITATION LACE
TIES and FiCIitES.
New aud elegant styles In LACE COLLAR.
ETTES:
100 sets CHILDREN KNIT WOR,rED NUFF,
and HOODS at 7Jc. per ser.
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VMAs HAS JUST COMMENCED.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
HAVE STILL oN HAND
4 LARGE AND DESIRABLE ASSORTMENT
or
BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS
FOR
XMAS AND THE NEW YEAR
ldc 2jl
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LOR THE HOLIDAYS.

EOR THE HOLIDAYS.
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS,
COLORED ENGRAVINGS.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS,
OLEOGRAPHs, ALBUMS,
VELVET FRAMES,
EBONY AND GOLD FRAMES,
CHRISTMAS CARDS,
PANEL-PICTURES, EAsELS.
de1s /. LEWIS.
EUEL FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.-AN-
T. TR4 EiIT Rt R bet 5SS C0\LEETI X,
SPLINT. HAIL, 1925; WEST VIRGINIA En-
CINE, 1880 L. s4.5u; CUMBERLAND, 80 10
$500; OAK and PINE WOOD-LOng or Sawed.
500 Broad street or 1905 Cary street
de 23-iot c. II. PAGE.
ZINE AND ARTISTIC CHINA
FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
just received
BERLIN FIGURES,
DRESDEN ORNAMENTS,
VENETIAN VASES,
MALACHITE COLOGNE SITS,
HAYMAND's DESSERT SETS,
LONDON SMOKED ICE-CREAM SETS,
PERSIAN TEA SERVICES,
FRENCH BRONZEs,
BRASS FIRE SETS,
BRIGHT STEEL FIRE SETS,
JAPANESE COAL VASES,
and host Of articles useful as well as ornamental
for Holiday Presents, which | am offering at low
prices.
store open until O'Clock.
r.. b. TAYLOR,
de II 10l1 Main street opposite post-oflce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-28

NY@GRANDO OPENING OF NEW GOODS
ID. & +. MITTELDORTER'S,
527 BROAD STREET.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLSl SHELL-BOXES!
HOLIDAY GOODS!
SILK HANDkERCHIEFSi
We haye just opened large stock Of
NEW GOODS,
bought at the recent large auction sales I'm New
York, consisting Of
DRESS GOODS, in all colors and qualities from
Sc. per yard to S1.25 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at very low prices;
BLACK BROCADE SILKS cheaper than ever;
sATINS, PLUSHES, YELVETs, CLOAKS,
SACQUES, DOLMANS, ULSTERS, I'm large
variety. at prices 10 suit all;
BLACK CAsHMERES, BLACK SHUDA CLOTH,
TANIIsE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, MONTE
CLOTH, BLACK TAFFETA, from the low
est prices to the finest imported;
BLANKETS from S1.25 to SIS per pair.
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
RUGS. RUGSi RUGS!
CARPETS from auction at the following prices
Is, 20. %, 25. 2s. 81, "a, 80, 40, 40. So, 81,
ca, ~, SOC. aud 81 for the best.
UNDERSHlRTS! UNDERSIIIRTS!
LADIES, CIIlLDREN'S. and GENTLENlEN'S
UNDERSIIIRTS and DRAWERS from 23c.
to the finest made:
INDICATED RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS at
1926 worth $3.50:
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at
50. 90, rs, S5c.. and Sl--tLc best goods for the
money In the city.
TABLT-LIEFNS.
WINE-CLOTHS,
TOWELS.
NAPKINS,
SHEETINGS,
COTTONS,
MARsEILLES QUILTS,
COMFORTABLES
HORSE BLANKETS.
CASSIMERES,
CLOAKINGS. NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
KID GLOVES, LACE COLLARS, and
DOMESTICS ofall kinds, at EXTREME
~ Low PRICES.
Give us IN early call.
ID. & f. MITTELDORFER,
de ls-Su.W&Sa 527 Broad street.
DLAIR'S GROCERY.