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The Solid South.

The North remains solid for the Repub-
iican party, and yet inveighs against the
solid South as if it were more sinful to be
solid for the Democratic party than for the
Republican party. The blindness which
prevents our northern brethren from see
ing that they are the sinners whilst we are
more sinned against than SHINING, cannot
last much longer-at least we hope it will
not. The Philadelphia Telegraph, one OF
the most liberal of the Independent Repub-
lican Journals Of the North, has caught a
glimpse Of the real state Of things in the
Union, and has a somewhat correct notion
rs to what the solidity of the South con-
sists Of. That journal says:
"But politically, 1t is sand, the South is
still solid, or at least il was so last NOyem-
Der. So it was and possibly will so re-
main for while longer, for the Readiust-
crs' State victory is no gauge OF what Nir-
cinia would do in national contest. Ma
hone is now a Republican, but last Novem-
Der, in national contest, he found 1t ne
cessary to be Democrat"
And the only reason why he and his fol-
lowers did not find it necessary to be
Democrats in the elections held in Virginia
last month, was, not that the Republican
party has become so strong here, but be-
cause they hid themselves behind the word
" ReSdjusters." They were, they said,
and they say now, neither Democrats MOI
Republicans, but Readiusters. or course
the leaders know that, as there can be only
Two permanent parties in this country,
they must soon land in the Republican
party. But the masses do not realize this
fact; nor will they follow their leaders into
the Republican fold. The Telegraph says,
again:
But whether or not part Of its popu.
laiion shall become Republican will de-
pend a great deal upon the Republican
party. IL is not going TO make the South
Republican by the methods employed il
Virginia. These partake too much Of the
old carpet-bag methods, and have too many
OF the elements OF coercion in Them"
That Is noteworthy declaration, coming
from the source it does. 1t shows that no
every northern Republican has gone crazy
over the hope that MALONE would marcl
Virginia straight into the Republican
ranks. The danger will be over, we II
Virginia think, a. soon as he avows him
self to be Republican. This he will no
do so long as he has the State debt for
hobby. We trust that the Democrats vii
do all they can to take this hobby ava.
from him.
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4ithmond 0ispatth.
TUESDAY. ..,..DECEMBER 70 1871
Gold and Silver Certificates.

The American Register, the new Demo
cratic weekly published In Washington,
and which has been recommended 10 the
marty by Messrs. BAYARD, LAMAR, GEORGE,
prypLgT0x, Hn.L, Brown, BECK, VIII
HANS. VOORHEES,, JOKES, CALL, McrhER-
SON, GARLAND, WALKER, HARRIS, MORGAN,
Prcu. VEST. CocKRELL, BUTLER, HAMPTON,
RANSOM, FARLEY, DAVIS, CAMDEN, MAxsr,
COKE, GRooNE, JoSAs, SLATER, and JOHN
w. JOHNSTON, is strong advocate OF the
policy of substituting gold and silver GER
;iicates for the present currency OF inns
country. II claims that such certihcates
would constitute the safest, soundest, ana
best paper money in the world; that II Is
only proposed TO issue gold and silver GER
fisoa;es as fast and 10 the extent OF the
withdrawal OF the paper money oaSeo o''
credit SO that II the certificates fully sup
nly the place OF the credit paper money
wi,hdrawn, il could not contract the
amount Of the currency, but would keep
tbo same amount in circulation.
Our own opinion is that the present
monetary system is the best this country
has ever had. Indeed, II would be difficult
10 improve upon it, 50 long as state OF
reoec shall last and the credit OF the Gov
eminent shall remain at its present high
rating. The only defect in the system Is
indicated i'm the last sentence. III United
states bonds should, in consequence OF war,
90 down 10 low point, or in any consider
able degree, the greenbacks outstanding
vould diminish in value more than the
bonds. The national-bank notes, how
ever, would not be thus diminished
in value; because these have behlnd
them not only United States bonds, but
the other assets OF the bank, rs well as the
responsibility imposed upon the stock
holders. In word, these national-0ank
notes would stand about at par even though
thew were not secured by the deposit oil
bonds: so that rs the bonds only have 10
supplement the value impaired to them III
each case by the bank issuing them, the
bank-notes might remain at par with gold
long after the greenbacks had very much
deprecated. But the greenback lunatics
have prciudiced many people against
the existing currency, and so there are
constantly being aired new schemes for
providing for different kind Of currency
from that now in use.
Among the new schemes that OF the Re
Qisfer is one of the best. All paper cur
rency should be redecmable in gold and
silver. Under the Registers system this
would be efIectually done. 1t has at least
that one feature which would commend it
TO favor. 1t is, at any rate, worth being
considered il we are to Weld to the clamor
Of the unreasoning crowd who demand
that the interest allowed TO national banks
on bonds deposited to secure the redemp-
ton OF outstanding bank-notes shall cease
70 be paid. When this is done the banks
will of course withdraw their bonds from
Washington and their currency from cir
culation. Then, and we imagine not till
then, will the Registers scheme be likely
10 take the form Of law.
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Legislature Of Virginia, expressed himself
as yery sure, some days before the election;
Of being the Speaker, because ne " nad
seen the new moon over his right shoulder,
and Il was a. clear as q bell" and that ne
was chosen Speaker by reclamation. lie
protested that he was moi In the least super
stitious about anything else, "but this one
thing had proved true for him the whole OF
his life Philadelphia Bulletin.
Come, FOWLER, clear up this story. we
can't believe that you are luna-tic.
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As for an ofllce-holding class-the per-
petuation OF a ward politician in place
because he Is there--the life-tenure OF the
shabby tavorites OF Presidents-we are
against IL, and would prefer to endure the
Ills we have rather than fly TO those we
know not OFF, Cincinnati Commercial.
That's pretty strong statement OF the
case Of the opponents Of such ciyil-seryice
reform as proposes to get rid Of the evils
of republican government by appointing
officers for life-that is, making them ire
movable except for cause.
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DEATHS.

Died. at the residence of his son. James ID. Good
man. No POI First street. Slr. THOMAS W. T..
GOODMAN, Of Hcnrico county, In the sixiy-frs
year of his age, leaving an afcctiOnate wife and
seven children 10 mourn their irreparahle loss.
His funeral will take place at Deulah church,
Henrico county, on Charles City road. THIS Az
TERNOON NJ 2 O'Clock. His friends and ac-
quaintances arc requested 10 attend his funeral
without further notice.
Died. at his residence, 800 Duva street, Deem
her 10Th. ID. G. EPPS (colorcd), IN the twenty
sixth year of his age.
Funeral will take place at Moore-Street church
THIS EVENING at o'clock. Friends and ac-
quantanccs are invited 10 attend.
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LOCOMOTIVE BUILDNG.-An ordinary
eight-wheel passenger engine sells for Sl3,-
500 now, against $1,000 three or four years
ago, and the fifteen locomotive works in
the United States, with varying capacity
Of from eight to fifty engines month,
have turned out 300 locomotives in the
past year, and will put 5000 on the rails in
the next twelve months. In addition,
about 800 to 400 are built annually by the
railroad companies.
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A Homicide I'm Franklin County, PA,

CIiAMBERsBURG, PA, December. ls.-The
Commonwealth attorney has just been
notified OF homicide in the extreme south
western part OF the county on November
10Th. George W. Hornberger and G. w.
Simpson quarrelled; Hornberger was
knocked down, his head striking bench,
and receiving injuries from which he died
several days ago. Simpson is hiding among
The mountains.
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BENEFIT GUILD.
ERN BENEFIT

HHE SOUTHWESTERN BENEFIT
Il GUILD.-This mutual and beneficial Organiza-
zion Is chartered by the State of Tennessee and
It's home-oflce at Memphis. Its object Is to confer
benefit In two forms--Nuptial and Endowment
Its management Is under men Of the highest cha
ractcr and intelligence, and they propose early IN
the next month 10 establish branch office and
general agency for the state of Virginia at Rich.
mond. Until then call at No. 20 Ninth street, OF
address Box ga, city posl-oiiice.
J. VI. CREWS, General Agent.
dc l7-d2Lsw&wlts
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ernor transmitting the proceedings OF the
Board Of Public Works In relation 10 tne
sale of the claim OF the state against inc
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Company.
On motion Of Mr.. TAYLOR OF hichmohu
the House adjourned.
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The thoughtlcssness Of people is so great
in regard to watchfulness against colds,
ETC., that were it not for the wonderful cu-
rative power OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup we
should shuddor at the fate OF such.
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M JAMAICA RUN, ST. GROIN
RUM ARRAC. SCOTCH WIIISKEY, OLD
PEACH and APPLE BRANDY-all Of very best
quality-for saleby
de II-2w OSCAR CRAM
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M WIIISkEY.-The largest assort-
ment Of FINE OLD WIllSKEYS-RYE and
BOURBON-to Dc found in the state Of Virginia.
For sale I'm bond or ilX-pad by
deIl-2w OSCAR CRAM.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CTOCK. FIXTURES, GOODWILL,
- AND UNEXPIRED LEASE OF \ FIRST
CLASS GROCERY-STORE-One Of the best stands
on Broad street. For particulars, address \,
care Of Carrier 4. de lS-2ts
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DIVIDENDS.

dividend NOTICE.-At a meeting Of
IL the Board Of Directors ~ the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
held December 3. 1851. dividend obligations 10
the extent of 20 PER CENT on the par value Of
the common stock of the company were issued,
and q dividend Of - PER SHARE ON the common
stock. and a Ike amount upon each 800 Of diyi-
dend obligations, was declared payable I'm cash al
the office Of the company, I'm Richmond, on the %
DAY OF JANUARY, 1852. The trinsfer-bOoks
Of the common stock will be- closed from this date
10 I'd Of January, 1852.
J.B. WINSTON, Treasurer.
de g-d1 wteOdtJan2
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
ra- THE HEADQUARTERS
THALHIsIER BROTHERS.,
CENTRAL BLOCK.

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 HANDKERCHlEFS Of the most beautiful
designs In all qualities
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, entirely
new;
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs. LACE TIES,
LACE COLLARS, LACE FlCHUS;
SPANISH LACE sCARFs, Black and Cream:
PLAIN LINEN and IIEMsTITCHED HAND
KERCHlEFs;
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,
DOuIEs, andTRAY-CLOTIIS,
WHITE MARsEILLES QUILTS.
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, sHAWLs.
PRESENTS THAT ARE VALUABLE.
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS aud DOLMANS;
CLOTH CIRCULARS, with fur trimmings
ULsTERs. CLOAKS, and DOLMANS:
CARPETs-3-PLY, INGRAM. aud TAPES
TRY:
RUGS-TAPEsTRY, VELVET, and GENUINE
MOQUET;
COLORED SILKS for Dresses;
BLACK SILKS for Dresses:
CASHMERE and CLOTHS for Suits
BEAVER aud DIAGONALS for Oyercoats.
Besides, iunumerablc quantities Of fancy articles
that have been purchased with special view to
supply the general wants Of those In search of
articles adapted to this season.
THaLHIMER BROTHERS,
Central Block,
de cost sol east BrOad street.
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NJ HOOK AND MOSELLE.-Just re-
ceiyed, the choicest lot Of HOOK and MOSELLE
that was, perhaps, ever imported into this city.
Spending some time on the Rhine the past summer,
paid great attention to the selection Of these
WINES, and procured some rare yintages that
cannot be duplicated
delI-2w OSCAR CRAM.
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HAY, CORN, &c.

NOR SALE, 500 bales SWEET HAY,
II 300 bags sound WHITE CORN; also CORN
IN THE EAR. FRANKLIN sTEARNS,
de I7-cOd3t Is south Fifteenth street,
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The Knoxville CTcnn.) Tribune reports
that SIR. /. G. Fowler, q member OF the new
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

III CHAMPAGNE.-I have now in
store n fresh shipment Of my CHAMPAGNE
"PREMIERE SERRE," Of the 1878 vintage, SUI
perior to any sent out from France for number
Of years. also, all the other leading brands of
CHAMPAGNE OSCAR CRAM,
del1-2w No. Ii Governor street.
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STEVENS SHOWS BARGAINS IN
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
AMONG THEM ARE
FURNISHED WORK-BOXES, reduced from 90
to 49,
All our s1.25, sl.S5, and sl.5O POCKET
KNIFES reduced to al;
HANDSOME PANELS reduced from $3.50 TO
7jc.;
lsrge assortment of BOOKS, including THE
POETS (Guu, ILLUSTRATED JUVENILES
and STORY-EOOKs at the lowest prices;
Splendid stock Of CHRISTMAS CARDS at much
less than the usual prices;
4 fine assortment Of BRONZE PITCHERS,
DUsTS, GROUPS, STATUETTES, &C.;
BRIC-A-BRAC LAMPS, sTUDENT-LAMPS,
PARTICIPANTS, BEACKET-LAMPS, At
bottom prices;
TIN SETS IN great variety Al low prices;
4 great variety Of TABLE and ORNAMENTAL
SILVER-PLATED WARE Of the best makes
The prices are right on these goods, as on all
others.
BE sure you see our stock before buying Christ
mas goods. for the novelties and stock and prices
are at STEVENS,
dc 20 sos Broad street
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DR. F. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; a specific for liystera' DID
ness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men,
taI Depression. Loss Of Memory, Prema-
ture old Age, caused by oycr-eNcrtion, eX-
cess, or oyerwOrk of the brain, which leads to
misery, decay and death. one box VIII cure re-
cent eases. Each box contains one months treat
ment one dollar box, or six boxes for 1--WE dol
lars-scnt by mail prepaid on receipt or price We
guarantee SIX boxes o. cure any ease. W IN each
order received by Us for SIX boxes. accompanied
with five dollars, we will send the purchaser our
written guarantee 10 return the money If The treat
ment does not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued by
BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists, wholesale and
retail agents. Richmond, Va. Orders by mail VIII
receive prompt attention. nay l5-Sa,IuNIhly
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EOR XM As.
WE HAVE IN STOCK. ALL FRESH AND
PURE, AS FOLLOWs-VIZ.:

WE HAVE IN STOCK. ALL FRESH AND
PURE, As FoLLOWs-vIZ.:
LONDON LAYER AND DEHESA RAISINs,
FRENCH AND TURKISH PRUNES,
DOMESTIC FRUTS-dried and green.
CHOICE J.. J.. FIGS, ORANGES, and LEMONS;
C0X's. NELSON'S, and CuALMERS's CELIA
ATHt0RE'S CELEBRATED MINCE-MEAT
MIXED, PLAIN, and SWEET PICKLE;
BEST LEGHORN ClTRON-tansparent,
NUTS OF EVERY VARIETY,
OLD SOUTHAMPTON APPLE. PALE HEN
MESSY. and COOKING BRANDlEs;
OLD JAMAICA and PURE NEW ENGLAND
vniGliSSiiA MOUNTAIN and BOURBON WIS
LIGiiT and ANrBER-COLOIED COOKING. CA
TAWBA. and TABLE SHERRY WINES;
SWEET SPARKLING CIDER,
FRESH CANNED GOODS,
FINE HANS, TONGUES, and FERRIS CHIP
FRESH BUTTER and EGGS.
VIRGINIA BCCkMIlEAI.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS NOLASSES,
EDAM, PINEAPPLE, and CREAM CHEESE:
all Of which we offer on reasonable terms, and
earnestly Invite all In need Of such TO call and eN-
'''''' CHARLES L. TODD.
de 2o-4t SAITH ana Clay streets.
NEW PUBLICATINS-XMAS LITE
y RATURE.
second edition If the GRAND XMAS No. LON
Don GRAPHIC contains two whole sheets n
co0rcd cugrlylngs: also, large colorcd plate
lyP. II. Calderon, entitled "Out OF Reach w.
THE GRAND XMAS 80. ILLUSTRATED LON
Don NEWS contains a large colored plate Ell
titled Little Mischief price soc.
Also Xmas No. Of THE QUEEN. the ladies'
N.B.-su6scrptlons taken for an foreign peri
odicals az publishers rate 20 y. LEONARD.S
Book and Ncws-storc. 90s Main street dc 20
CHEAP CASH STORE
\ No. los EAST BROAD. NEAR FfESr STREET.
Beautiful assortment Of CHINA, GLASS, and
QUEENSM ARE;
4 hfe line of VASES:
4 beautiful stock OF CHRISTMAS GOODS Of all
4 f9li stock Of > aud lO-cen, GOODS;
\ beautiful stock OF LAMPS and LAMP-ClllM-
Give US a call. j. +. BRAGG, Agent
De 2O-2t los east Broad street.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW -YEAR
~ GIFTS.
DO not fall 70 call Il. FERRANDINI'S, Artist
ln Iluman-llair Work and Ladies Hair-Drcs,er,
6l3 Broad street lie has just received large as
surthcnt Of al kinds Of
FANCY IMPORTED GOODS,
TOILETTE ARTICLES. and PERFUMtRl.
4 call IS respectfully solicited before purchasing
de 20-Iu.Th&sl2w r. FERRANDINI
CIIRISTMAS GOODS.-FlNE YALEN-
y GA RAlSINS. 12sc. per TO-; NEW CITRON,
22c. per b.; NEW CURRANlS. Ice. per H..
three pounds for 2jc.: AThORE'S MiNCE-
MEAT, loo. per H.; MIXED CANDY, lsc. per
h.. three pounds Tor jrc.; FRENCH CANDY,
zoe. per n MINED NUTS, ljc. per ~, at
de lest WOODS, 40 sixth street
CIIRISTlIAS GOODS.
ROBERT f.. ENGLISH.
No. Jil NORTH SECOND STREET CORNER
LEIGI).
RAfSINS, CTBRANTS, ClTRON new cropl'
NUTS of every variety:
MINCF-MFAT. GELATiNE.
NEW FRENCH PRl Ms. tiGS.
FRENCH CANDY, PkEsERN I'D GINGER
FINE WlllskElS. 1900.
ERENCH and APPLE BRANDY, RUM
SHERRY and CATAWBA WINES,
and other goods too numerous % mention.
Give me a call. de lc'zl&%3
7 DOARING FIRES FOR CHRISTMAS.
COALBURG SPLlNT LUMP COAL;
ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes;
KINDLING-WOOD.
Orders promptly lled. :. II. HALVES
de17-lOt Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

nj HOLIDAY GIFTSl
HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR THE YOUNG AND OLD,
HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR THE GRAVE AND GAY,
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT ARE USEFUL,
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT ARE HANDSOME,
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT ARE SUBSTANTIAL.
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT WILL BE APPRE-
GATED,
AT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
6OI AND 6O3 BROAD STREET.
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nor CHRISTMAS.


PULL STOCK or
HANDSOME CflRI~THAr CARDS,
ELEGANT LEATItER GOODS.
WRlTlHd-DE~kS. WORK-BONES
ODOR CASES, JEWEL CA~fS
GLOVE AND HAkDkFRl HIEf-BONFs.
LARGE ASSORTMENT nF
CHlLDREA'S BOOKS, GAMES. BLOCKS. A q.
PURSES. POETE-NONS ABS.
SATCHELS, PORT FOLIO~. NJ ~It-ROiT~.
LAP-TABLE r~.
LADIES AND GENTLfMEN'S DRESSING
(A~fS.
PHOTO ALBUMS, ~CEAP-BOOkr:
FINE Ron rAfIk~.
FINE OLINE-WOOD NOVELTIES.
CARD-CASE~. INhSTAND~.
FINE LEATHER CIGAR AND ClGARF IIr-
CASES.
EASELS. PANELS. FRAMES.
and many other goods now in -tOch and mOn. 'l
come.
HANDSOMELH-IILI SIRATFD POEN~-.l
styes Of binding.
ALL THE POETS. from soc. g. $40.
PRAYERS AND IiA MNAl S-1li size. and -iyl..
BIBLES. HlNN-BODh~
REVISED TESTAMENS. RELIGIOUS BOON IS.
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OI TRAVEL.
FOR BOYS AND GlHt. IS. selected
especially for my TRADE. Dog Robinson tul,o'.
Isl. ~. Nicholas, Kate GucuNay, M0th.r
tio0se. DR.. Watts. Caldccott. Hosna imm0'.
Charles Dickens. anl other diftiugui-..f
friends Of the children. including Hans thfi-
tian Auicr-en, Grimm, and ola Mr.. Robin. I.
Of the swiss family.
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We continue 10 offer
SPECIAL BARGAINS N DRESS GOODS
so pieces HALF-WOOL MONTE CLOTHS at
IKE;
90 pieces SIDE-BAND ARMCRES at l2Hc.-
original price. Pc:
40 pieces IMPORTED FRENCH ALL-WOOL
ARMURES Al zoe. worth zoe;
80 pieces BRONZE IiALF-WOOL SERGES at
l0c.;
10 pieces NAYY-BLUE M.L-WOOL DRESS
FLANNELS NJ 25c.:
40 pieces FANCY THINNING STRIPES and
PLAIDS from Csc. up.
WE MAKE 4 SPECIAL OFFERING OF
500 GROSS FANCY METAL DRESS-BIT-
Tons At lJc. per card Of two dozen. Theyare
worth 2Jc. per dozen.
For BARGAINS gOtO
JULIUS MEYER < SONS.
dc l7-tDc2J Col and 6O3 Broad street.
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DEDUCED PRICE LIST. -Luhin' lc'l
IL Extract, 60c.; Atkinson'- best fNtrici oy
Cashmere Bouquet soup, 20c.; Toilet -"il ~, "'
Multn0rt, Sc.-75c.; Mecn Fun Toilet io"..,
lOc.; D0rins best French Rouge aii h.au,, t"
Rnssia-L Gather, seal, aud Plu,h Pure, an ',,
To s1.25, from St.75 H. 81 nom ~ % 600
from 80 90 25c.: Fancy-B0N Paper ana thN'loi
az 05c., former price 1928 40 ooe.' loflne, i.i.
mice iOc &c. Toilet sef ~ Combs and hr1e
reduced nom $3.50 10 Sl.75, from - GO rl.oV,
from 81. 80 o. 81; Celluloid Combs brushes '..
CLASSES: Iephyfs. an cOlors, &c. an uulttt 2 Ni-
hroidery Silks l5c. per dozen, Imhr"ii'i
Flosses, 4Oc per dozen; jet Jewelry az rims y,''
Gold Plated 1ewelry, warranted not t. t'th'.' ~,
prime eost 10 close: Bracelets reduced if"m :" "
IA nom - 10 "a, from $3.50 O. $3.50.
lUIZLER BRolhtkN,
del7 o23 Broad street.
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GENTLEMEN'S and BOYS FANCY NECK
WEAR I'm handsome styles
GENTLEMENS SILK SCSPENDERs IN fancy
boxes;
Elegant line REAL and IMITATION LACE
TIES and FICHUES;
New aud elegant styles I'm LACE COLLAR
ETTES;
100 sets CHILDREN KNIT WORSTED MUFFS
and HOODS at 75c. per set.
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UEALTH Is WEALTH.

Sold by Druggist AR. METER. Proprietor,
1872 west Fayettc street, Baltimore, Nd.
PRICE. soc. &c 4-Iu'lh NSiom
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.-The members
IN of MONROE LODGE, No. 735. Il. % H..
will attend stated meeting Al ThOlls Hall. No.
700 west Broad street. on THIS (Tuesdny) Eve
MING, December 20, 1881. AZ ~ o'clock. Grand
Dictator T. G. MORTON and other members of the
Grand Lodge will he present Members Of sister
lodges invited to attend. liy order Of the Dictator.
do colt j. ID. MATTHEWS, Reporter.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-A stated q
wi communication Of RICHMOND ~
RANDOLPH LODGE No. 10; will be ~
held at the MasOns' Hall. on franklin street. v
THIS (Iuesday) EVENING. December Goth. at Z
oclsck. Members Of sister lodges and transient
brothers are fratenaly invited
by order of the Worshipfu Master.
WILLIAM HALL CREW,
de colts Secretary.
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4 CnATrERBoX FOR TEN CLSr-.
FOR CHRISTMAS GOODS
co lD
10. ". tRENCll'~,

so. 1903 MAS srurEr.
ENGLISH CHAIIkkBON Tor l~el no iu.t
All Of the GlLI-EDGED POETS It 9jc.t
BiBIE~-lli Size, and price,
UN MN-BOOh> from &C.. tD -3t
POCkIT-BODkS-l 100 sizes and rric,rt
FINE SlLk-pLISIi GOODS ln ALBt vs.. =. .-
gIIE~. tARD-G A~E~, tui Pi k~f~.
CHRISTMAS CARDS from L.. to 5Oc.;
MORk-EONE~ fcomplctcI from SOC. b. -.
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PHO-OGRAPIl- aud AlrOORAPI-ALII VIZ
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CulLDHEN'S BOOh~ from Be. to $500
Finest assortment Of Bon PAPERS ga o.. .N1
from 5c.tO 80;
4 complete assortment Of uOl tDAN Goods
REMEMBEE TIE NJ MbtR.
deI5-Iw 1903 Main street..
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Just received
BERLIN FIGURES,
DRESDEN ORNAMENTS,
VENETIAN VASES.
NALACHITE COLOGNE SETS,
IIAVILAND's DESSERT SET-,
LONDON SMOKED ICE-CREAM SETS.
PERSIAN TEA SERVICES,
FRENCH BRONZES,
BRASS FIRE SETS.
BRIGHT sTETL FIRE SETS,
JAPANESE COAL VASES,
and host Of articles useful rs wen rs ornamental
for Holiday Presents, which l am offering At low
prices.
Store open until o'clock.
T.. r.. TAYLOR.
deI7 1Oll Main street. opposite po,t-ofice.