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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-02
Colonel Killebrew on the White Burley
Tobacco.

General WALKER, the Superintendent OF
the Census, selected Colonel j. b. kILLE-
BREW, Commissioner OF Agriculture, Sta
tistics. and Mines, OF Tennessee, as the
EXPERT 10 take charge OF the tobacco por-
ton of the census, and better man Tor the
work could not have been found in the
United States. He is an old tobacco-grow-
err, and man OF force in everything. The
Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland
norton OF the labor be placed 10 the hands
OF Major ROBERT l.. RAGLAND, OF Halifax
county, Va, and few men have greater fame
than the Msjor in connection with the
weed. The fine yellow tobacco industry In
Virginia and North Carolina owes more TO
him for its development than any other
man living; and 80 great has been
the demand for seed from him, not
only for this particular type but all others
raised 10 this country. that he has made to-
bacco-seed production almost his sole busi'
ness. Colonel KILLEBREw selected 10 do
the historical part OF his work Mr.. x. A.
BROCK, the accomplished secretary OF the
Virginia Historical Society, and Mr. BROCK
has ayailed himself OF every known au'
thority. In its preparation. Nothing, IN
short, will be left undone to present to the
world perfect picture OF the whole tobacco
interest Of the United States in all OF It's
details. II Is said that this portion OF the
census will cover 1900 pages, and 1t will
prove storehouse OF useful knowledge 10
every one concerned In the progress OF this
great staple.
Colonel KlLLEBREw writes the following
from Nashville. Tenn, TO the Western To-
bacco Journal, Cincinnati, aud 1T appears in
the issue OF that paper Of the 9th ultimo.
We request the special attention OF our
country friends to what he has to say. tie
has made complete survey OF the field bj
actual visitation and knows exactly where
q be speaks:
I must say something about the cultiva-
ton OF the Burley tobacco, which brings
An the market about twice as much per
pound as our best. This 10 sprout
which originated In Brown county, Ohio,
between 1860. and 1870. 1t has few quail
tiles that we would call good. II has
not enough gum 10 make 1t supple. II
Is q deep drinker 1t is probably the
miidest tobacco grown. We would call II
thin, cbsffy stun, hardly dit TO be put with
Tugs. But our opinions do not coincide
with the opinions OF the tobacco.consuming
people OF Americs. Since 1872. at which
time Il began TO be used for making plug
tobacco before used Tor cutting). 10 has
welloigb made the conquest Of the United
States. The sweet.chew OF Missouri, the
sun.cured OF Virginia, and indeed all The
fsvorito types for the manufacture Of plug
tobacco, have been dethroned by this TO.
bacco king Of the Ohio Valley. And Sill
its conquefts spread. England wants II;
Germany wants II; France would take II I;
but the American people have plainly said
Ne have not produced enough yet for the
reau3remcDts OF our manufacturers, and II
yoia wapt II you msst pay for II.
The points wish 70 make are these
4. We shall hsye lust Is much demand
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Norfolk,s Cotton Movement.

The Nlrglnlin.J
The Virginidn feels profound satisfac-
ton in the splendid exhibit which is made
bv the cotton movement OF Norfolk.
For the four cotton months ending De-
cember 31st the receipts at Norfolk have
been 472, 269 bales-an increase of 104, 423
bales over last year, and 2l5,390 bales in
excess of same time season OF 1S7S-'79.
The shipments from 1st September, 1880,
to date have been 427,375 baIes-an IN
crease OF 1926 bales over last year ;
whilst the export movement exhibits a
profoundly gratifying advance. There
have been exported to Great Britain and
France since 1st September 203,979 bales,
valued at ten million eight hundred and
tllrty.seyen thousand TWO hundred and
thirteen dollars (Sl0,S37, 213), which Is an
excess of 66.45S bales, and a gain Of 20, 49,
$50 over four months last year.
The exports Ct cotton FIR December, all 10
Great Britain, are 69,933 bales-value, 49,
Sl9,912; an increase Of 1888, 400 over the
exports for same month last year.
We think the foregoing statistics are sum,
Glen; TO make all interested in Norfolk feel
hopeful OF the prospects OF our ancient
borouob.
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DEATHS.

Died. ct her late residence, December 81. 1880
LOUISA n. DODSUN, AFTER brief illness aset
sixty.lhree years. =.
Tier funeral will take SUNDAY at 8 O'Clock z. NJ
from, her late residence, 308 south Fifth street.
DanyiIls papers please copy.
Died. on saturday. January 1, 1881. LOUISA
youngest daughter OF Jaoe and the ia;e j I'm Nc
lJonough.
Her funeral viii take place from her mother. res
idence, No. 1908 seventeenth street, on MONDAl
EVENING at 3 O'Clock. Friends are respectfull,
invited TO attend.
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We have received the first No. OF The
Southern Pulpit, conducted by Rev. ii.
MELVILLE JACKSON, rector OF Grace church,
In this city, aud Rev. j. j. LAFFERTY, editor
Of the Richmond Christian Advocate. The
letter-press is good, and the monthly print
ed with an eve to its being bound. The
abilities of the conductors are unques.
tiopable and the table OF contents
OF the first No. shows what treat
the readers OF The Pulpit may expect
every month. We giveit: l. The Elements
Of Prevailing Prayer, Rev. j. b. JETER, d..
d., Virginia; III. Christ and His church,
Rev. w. S. PLUMER, ID. D., South Carolina !;
I'LL. Clarifying IN the Cross, Bishop DAVID
s. DooGETT, Virginia; ~. A Memorial Dis
course, Rev. NJ. ID. HOGE, ID. d., Virginia;
Outlines of Sermons: V. Lessons from the
Life of Jonah, Rev. j. u. TYLER. Virginia
VI. Religion ia Politics, Rev. j. c. GRAN
Berry. D. D., Vanderbilt University; VII.
Abraham's Vision, Rev. b. ID. TUCKER,
Virginia; VIII. The Godlessness OF the
Worldling's Thoughts, Rev. III. e. ALExAN'
DER, ID. D., Union Theological Seminary,
Virginia; TX. The Brotherhood OF Christ,
Rev. J. T. WHITLEY, Kentucky; Homl-
letical Illustrations Y. Subject. Affection,
ffty-two illustrations; Book Review.
Address the conductors, Richmond, Va.
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senator G. T. smiths Home Record.

copy OF the Abingdon pirgintdn has
been sent 10 this office, containing an ac-
count Of the meeting between Senator Z.
T. Smith and Colonel Abram Fulker'on,
and an editorial, in which the editor refuses
to meet Senator Smith at Bristol, Tenn, on
the ground that Senator Smith is not
gentleman.
We are not the champions OF Senator
Smith or any other man. But we can say
that Senator e. Il. Smith has been before
the people Of this county and those adjacent
for the last fifteen years, and that In so TAR
as bis private, personal, and moral character
Is concerned, there is not stain, or even
blemish, upon II. Certainly there Is not
man in this county who would refuse TO
meet Mr.. Smith on the ground that he Is
not gentleman. Nelson Examiner.
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FANCY GesBDS. dc.

- 7 + V / y $.
We have al sizes ~ >oLID-GLASs HAND
An .il@s OF SOIID.GLASS STAND-LAMP>,
from 25r up, with BURNER am u;MNR
BRONIt STAND LAMPS, VIII BURNER ana
CHIMNEY. for Oc.: ...,.,.,. ,,,.,,,.
LANrS TRIMMED WITH LEADER BUM
LAWPPS TRlSiMEG WITH ARGAND BcE\'
LAMPS TRIMMED WITH suN BtRNER-i
RR0Nl. FIGURr STAND.LANTS;
PORCtLAIN SFAND-LAhI>'
RRIC-A-BRAC LAMPS;
PENDANT LAMPS;
NALL LAMr>;
LIBRARY LAMBS:
BRACKET LAMPS: .....,.-. ,.,,,.,.,,..
LAMPS WITH PAINT sPRlNrFlNItEt
LAMrS WITH PATENT AiNu>IAbLt
STt'DFxT LAMPS,IN N'ChEt;
STUDENT LAMPS. IL BRASS.
AuN LAMP trimmed with anY trimming
please.
SHADES. GLOBES,
REEi F1TOtS. ILIIMrNATORS,
CHIMNtNS, BURNERS,
WlCkS, sc,
sold separately At .,...,.,..,
corues tNnh and Broad
central Block de -
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Hy VISIT SYCLE BROTHERS
when you are out looking for your
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
They have great many
USEFUL ARTICL
AT
GREATLY-REDUCE PRICES.

900 SILK HANDKERCHiEFS from the COM
monest to $3.50 each-the largest variety Of
SILK Handkerchiefs In this city;
100 dozen FANCY LINEN and EMBROIDERED
uANDKERCHIEFS from Sac. to 81 each;
Handsome boxes of COLLARS and CUFFS;
Large variety of LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S
GLOVES:
Great variety of CHILDREN'S CLOAKS;
Immense assortment of LADIES' CLUAkS TO be
closed out at much less Than regular value:
We also have IA lot of LADIES ava ChlLphEN >
FURs 10 be closed out regardlessOf cost;
100 pieces of CARPET To be sold at a great reduc-
ton In pric :. -. l.,,
WINDOW. SHADES, and
LACE CURTAINS.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR must he sold' as the sea-
A few sS" very e hind.omc BRoCHE sHAwLS suitable
for holiday presents; ,,,,,. .,.-.,....,o., ,o.
100 pIeces BLACK CASHMERE-'he cheapest ever
shown IN Richmond or any other ci'y-at nom
lie. to 81 per yard-Lupns best goods;
so pieces BLACK SILK al bottom ptlces;
80 pieces COLORED SILK:
22 pieces BROCADED SILK;
8 pieces BLACK SATIN:
al 4. Gees COLORED SATIN and hundred of other
S,rI ~ few more Of those CHEAP DRESS GOODS:
900 pieces of handsome DRESS GOODS at great
$50 zen more Of those cheap TOWELS;
800 dozen more NAPKINS;
10 pieces TABLE-LINEN at soc worth 49,
Iarge stock OF FLANNtL Is ana CASSlMERES;
2OQ pairs more of those cheap Bl. LAM ELS leit'
500 BALMORALS from SOC to - r ,1d !, ort,o
A large line of DRUGGETS aud CRU MB'CLOlhS
100 pieces of NOME REPS at l2Ac.-real value
25c.; =,
100 pieces SILK FIRING and PASSEMENTERlE
to seiect ii ON: $3.50, ,,,,,,,r,. 81,
l. 600 SCARFS. FICHCtS. and COLLAREIIES;
/ 600 COKSF rs IRON Soc. 10 81 %; ..-
~ me more of those DOUBLE-WlDIH DkESs
GOODS at the same old price;
A few more of those Sc. DRESS Goods;
BLACK SILh PLUSH az $3.50 worth 81;
RROC AIDED VELVET II - worth 50;
A large variety Oh LAP-ROBkS.
Onr -75 VELVET reduced 10 81 per yard
100 LADIES SArCHELS from Zoe. 10 SI;oo:
-0' SYCLE RROTHEbS,
ia 1o.eod 81 BrOad street.
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NT-THE WEEK OF PRAYER FOR
1881 will be held during THIS WEEK under
the auspices Of the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION. The drst service Will be held at
the GRACE-sTREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH on
MONDAY, January Sd. 1881. at 8 7. NJ, and will
be conducted by Rev. Dr. READ. The pastors OF the
city requested TO give this notice from iheir pull
pits TO DAY, aud they and their CONGREGATIONS ana
The nublic generally are cordially invited TO particle
pate in these meetings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-02

Allen Campbell, Democrat and anti Nor
mon candidate for delegate TO Congress
from Utah, Is coming East. He says Gov
ernor Murray will decide by January 4th
whether be will give Delegate Cannon GER
tifcate, the objection being that Cannon Is
an alien and q poIygamist. There Will at
any rate be q contest 10 Congress.
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Ho''"A., ron rn a2.sSasDr- VV
SENSIBLE ONES AT THAT.

Don't throw your money away Tor trines' oul go
straight TO
CT. sIEGEL, 42l BROAD STREET,
and select from hts
IMMENSE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
something substantial.
The CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, for
ladies and gentlemen. In tue city; .
Finest 6ENTLEMEN'o TOILET sLiPPERS In
the city;
Latest STYLES of LADIES' sLlPPERsin the city
Largest Assortment OF LADIES BUTTON BOOTS
I.atest ST Styles les OF GENTLEMEN's saoEs in the
BOYs, RED. TOP BOOTs-nobbiest In the city;
INFANTS FANCY SHOES:
IN fact. snythius aud everything In the Moot ana
'"'N '''o CHARLES l.. sIt6Eg;s,
AL Broad street,
Buv the new TOILET DRESSING. WI NOT
crack shoes. only at sIEGELS. DC II
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CHRISrMAS CHEER.

NHRlSTMAS CHEER.
FINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
ID. ANTE LOTTl.
No 1911 FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
offers The following SEAS0NABLE GOODS for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, selected dy hlmSeD
0;'D%G. +. Wy SOR - THE besil WlllSkEf;
OLD JAMES BUMGARDNEk WHlehti-hve
year, Old. -
al, ID FULCiiER WIilSKEY-seven years Old;
OLD CLEMMER WHlSkEY--hve years OLD;
OLD MARTELL DARK LONDON DUCh BkAN-
OLD MARTELL V.s.O.P. BRANDY
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN, In bottles ana
on draught; - MN AVN
Five packsges SUPERIOR OLD PALE MD
BROWN SHERRY WINE, from the celebrated
house OF HARMONY XERE> DE LA FRoNrERA'
Also. choicest grades OF ,, - d,
PORT and SHERRY WINES ana I'in" an"
SCOTCH WIliSkEf; - ,.,n,,DcEp,s
GUINNESS STOUT, BASES 1bu iocN" .
SPARKLING AbES. y,pcINIA
He also offers a very choice lot OF NIRuiNIa
HAMS, selected by himself with great carr, Hnoo'
a large lot OF FINE GROCERIES. nc IO-lm
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I OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
FoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALsOP. MOsBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.
We are now agents for the celebrated POSTER"
KID GLOVES with patent laced fastenings. These
goods we can supply In great variety.
For the approaching holidays we have now on
hand
KID, CASTOR, FUR TOP, DOGsKIN, BERLIN.
and DRIVING GLOVES, for gentlemen aud
ladies:
Most immense exhibit of SILK HANDKERClilEts
and MUFFLERs, ranging In cost from 25c. 10
50;
GLOVE and HANDKERCHIEF-BO BONES,
CELLULOID SETS and CASES,
LUNCH-BAsKETs, SPOOL COTTON CASES,
PERFUNIERY. SOAPS. TOILET CABINETS
MILLER's CYDONIN, for cbappet skin At 23c'
KID GLOVES for evening wear at all prices.
Useful articles. such as:
TABLE and PIANo-COvERs, in new designs
and fabrics;
wISE-CLoTHs. DAMAsKS, NAPKINS, TOW
ELS;
MERINO UNDERWEAR for ladies aud gentlemen
! ranging In cost from 40c. TO So
lCAsHMEREs and CLOTHS for Dressing. Robes
FANCY CORDS and TASSFLs;
Magnificent assortment of SILK and CHENILLE
| PRINCES at lowest rates. Much money can b'
| saved on these goods.
For the1adies we have just opened
ULSTERs. D0LMANs, JACKETS. CIRCULARS
ranging IN cost from 90 10 500;
MISSES CLOAKs at reduced prices;
BLACK CLOTH CLoAKs at much below value.
do not fail to examine our compile assortinenIs.
CARDOZO. ALSOP, MosBY & CO.,
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 4 co.
Ia. l5-eodI
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE
HOLIDAYS.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD STREET. CORNER FIFTH STREET,
are headquarters for bargains in
cuptSTuAS AMI UoIIDAY GOODS

sol BROAD STREET. CORNER FIFTH STREET.
are headquarters fer bargains in
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GOODS.
Read our advertisement and give us u call next
week.
1872 dozen LADIES SILK MUFFLERS at 25c.
worth Doe; 210 dozen LADIES' SILK NIUE
FLFRS at soc. worth S5c.; 9S dozen ADDE'S
SILK MUFFLERS at 75c. worth Sl.25; ia
dozen LADIES SILK MUFFLEkS AZ ~ worth
3E ~ and aSze n hH worth 81 80 Dozen IA
DIES SILK MUFFLERS at 80 $3.50 and 81.
As this is an extra hnr OF SIX Handkerchlefs
just received you Will find elegant styles ana
1873 dozen SILK. COTTON. aud MUSLIN-LACE
FICHUES. COLLARETfES. TIES, SCARFS,
and other NECKWEAR. from 25c. 10 50 apiece.
Don't fail to give US cal on these goods.
24O dozen COLORED. BORDEkED, SCALL0pED,
EMEF2InERE1d LAGF T3GRf MASbK EM
400 dozen LADIES, MIS- ES', and CHILDREN'S
HOSE-the best, largest. and cheapest line we
have ever eXhiDiIed-frOm l0c 10 81 80 IA pair.
KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES-As we have male
special arrangements with several large import
ers Of KID Gloves we are enabled TO Keep always
ON hand large selection OF the best makes Al
very low prices We Will open on MONDAY,
December 20th, 200 dozen pest hil'S "a, al o.
We have also received large stock Of BOYS
WOOLLEN COMFORTS GLOVES: MISSES
HOODS. SACQUES; and LADIES NCBlAS'
SCARFS. sc, at low prices. ,
We would call the attention OF ladies' ana ge9tei4eh
TO our elegant lire Of HOUSEKEEPING AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, when VII 90
for elegant Christmas-ritts, Sc. such us ~ N
KETS. WHITE QUILTS, LACE CURTAINS
CARPETS, TABLE,GnX Frs; Pi LnS,I,t ~
Frs NAPKINS. TOWELS. UNDkRSHlRIS:
GI0VES FANCY HALF-HOSE. WHIT f
SHIRTs, NECKTIES, SHIRT-HlDER>'
BOWS, CUFFS, COLLARS, and lots of other
goods. -, d,
We ask the ladies to give us a call next week and
look at our immense stock OF new ul5SIEkS'
jacket, GLUAkS. DOLMANS. anu RobL'
GOLD PLATE JEWELRl at extra low prices,
and we guarantee to SUIT every one who calls.
We would STATE. as Christmas eve tas on Friday
aud as we close our store at D O'Clock L. VI. we
wOulJ be p,eased To all our friends rs early in
the day as possible. IN oruer for them 10 secure
some of the great bargains we VIII oner next
week. THALhlMtR bkO lIiEhS'
sol Broad street, corner of Fitth street.
Ia 1 . g. a
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mARnIAUEn.

Married. At . Eik TInl,~ Bedford county. Va. Dn.
esnber ia. 1850, By Rev. r. w. Hnbard, PA0E,
daurt,trr OF the late tsr. Thomas II. Nelson, TO
CHARLES 7. DABNtf.
Married, December 9th. by Rev. John N; Butler,
JANIS nj. HILL and Hiss LAURA ). DAVIS all
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central Block
BLANK BOOKS. Se.
1OO1 TO NEW AND Old FIRMS. IssA

1OO1TO NEW AND Old FIRMS. lssA
We are prepared 10 supply BLANK BOOKS and
all other kinds ~ STATIONERY Ia any quantity
aud upon as good terms Is Gan be had anywhere
The BLANK BOOKS OF our own Manufacture are
UNSURPASSED for durability aud nuis9. We keep IN
Siock ali the trual forms OF BLANK BOOKS r.
uuirrd. from The smallest 10 the larssst SIR .
tHEC k-BOok> ON all The banks OF me sit, b
pRaFTs. HILLS or FNcHA >GE, NEC;DTlA.
BILE aud paOMls>ORY MITES, and oihsr lesa
blanks.
| our Paper-Box Factory y In full operati0o.
| Dc 20 WOOpHOuSE & PARHAM.
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tz- CHRIST CHURCH.-service on
SUNDAY A. NJ. and 1870 r. NJ, by Rev. JOHN
j. NORWOOD.
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NJ FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
GO TO HUTZLER BROTHERS..

"USEFUL AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL
SILK Handkerchiefs. Lace Handkerchiefs, Plain
Linen Handkerchiefs, Fancy Linen 1andktr-
chisfs / ace Fchue. ace Ties. ~ K Ties
Linen Collars and Cuffs. Plain Snd Fancy lio-
siery. Kid Gloves. Fur.Top Gloves, SIX Gloves,
jet Pms. jet Earnings. jet Bracelets. jet
Necklaces, &C.. GOd-P Plated Bracelets, Rings,
pins. taI-kings, LOckets Neck and Opera
CHAINS scarf-Pins. Vrsl-C hainS. Cuh' Buttons,
Cuff Pins, &c. our Gold Plated D. very y war.
ranipd MOI 10 tarni,h Largest stock south Of
New Yors Beautiful line Of Plain, Embrolder-
cd and Feather Fans; Celluloid Toilet sets, In
boxes; Lubin's, AtkiusOn's, and C0lgates Per
funery and Toilet soaps. &c: new line OF
fine Purses. PocketbOoSs, &c.
N.B.-Our prices are the LOWEST In the Guy.
Can and convince Yourself. dc IL
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rsnr,m.v nn~r~
HOLIDAY GOODS. 49,
uo,,n.v
u. b. SPENCE son.
ooa u,,x srpyvr
uoItDAy Goops
oyFRco.Ts 1yRRco.Ts
o,,,,co,rs ov.,co,r
o'EhCoAIs' o'hh'ohls'
OvERCOATs, oyERCOATs.
nprss srrrs
DRESS sits.
. s,.,,ro
DRESS SUITS
BUSINESS sUiIs-TEN DOLLARS
BUSINESS SUITs-TEN DOLLARS,
prstvpss sr,rs-TFN porI,ps
p ~ SPEN'E sun
Err spFSCF q COX.
f. b. sFhN'S Sun
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRT,
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS Shirt,
rT'o"ohH VII" ''""7' '''i"'''
PESlBROhE WHITE DRESS SHIFTS,
KIuGIovFS
-, -, -,
p'ON "h''H''
rt,y-rop crovrs
SFA|-Sh'N "Lo'tS'
DRIVING AND WALhIS6-6LONE,.
f. Is. SPENCE & son,
+. B. SPENCE & SOS,
y u SPENCE d SON.
:, ,n,,,,cc,
,,,.n,,.,r,r ..u,,,r. ,,., o.,r,
'-"',.-' : ~ LIN - = w "I'>' " ..''''
MtDl'AIED HHlKl> AND hRAWtk>'
INDICATED SHIRTS AND URAWFRs.
INDICATED SHIRT AND DRA" FRS.
stspF>nFps
STSPFNptES
sI,spF\nFRS
HuS rEN"H"''
MFRINo TNDFRSHIRTS ONE DOLLAR.
ror->.nrvStuprs oNFDntI,p
,,.,,-,,,,,,r.. ,,,,,.,...,,
NFRr<o IrNDtR suIgTs ONE got,AH.
FANCr HALE h'Nr,
WHITE UALT.Hu~F.
MERINO HALF-IO-E.
SCARLET HALF.IiO>E.
-
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ALL FOR
1881

RANDOLPa n ENGLISH
DIARIES OF any different kinds, AZ prices iroia
l5c. 10 $3.50;
DIARIES for the counting room-fogr siIes;
ply sJCIANS' vISfflNo-tISr>. AlMA>A!>s
CALtNDARs-smsll, m.dium, aud hrgt-trrs 10
all:
BLANK BOOKS OF all slses aud siDds on hand aud
made to order. DC 2e.Csh~
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MOZART HALL.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
JANUARY Sd AND 4TH.
Special engagement Of the
KATE THAYER GRAND CONCERT COMPANY

AND
CURTIS ORIGINAL SPANISH STUDENTS.
Miss KATE THAYER. Soprano;
MIR j. l.. CORLI.S, Tenor;
MISS II. MAURER. Pianist;
SENIOR &. CURII Violinist;
SENIOR G. CURTl. Harpisi;
Mr.. WILL. h. CHAPMAN
I'm his famous character impersonnlions, ana the
CELEBRATED SPANISH STUDENTS
In the picturesque costume.
This mammoth combination viii present choice
ana VARIED selection Of SOLOS. DUETS, TR!os.
and CONCERTED MUSIC, In that style for which
they have become famous IN Europe aud America.
Admission so cents; reserved seats, 70 cents.
Box-sheet opens FRIDAY MORNING al u O'clock
Mt q. Il. JOHNsT0S's.
~, "a 49, =, ihese concerts. de S0-5t
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= 7 E c | a J.!
THE LARGEST SrOC *
HOLIDAY GOODS

HOLIDAY GOODS 92
HTTZLER 4 SONS.
3O6 BROAD sTREEr
NEW GOODS! NtW GOODS -
A large assortment OF NOVELTIES for the h'i'
daNs-cOmUrising In part ,,,,,
SILK LACE, EMBROIDERED. and IltN-
STITCHED HANDktRt liitts Tor iad,5'
gentlemen, aud Children; re III - - Az
COLLARS. and CUES. tmhroidcred ahI l.ii.
LADIES' and GFN1LtMtN'N M NtAE,
COMBS BRI' SEIES. and POCkFT-BaoAN;
NUBIAs. HOODS. SACQCE>. LISTERS, ARID
.GI0Vts' HOSIERY. ant UNDERWEAR f'r
lanies. gentlemen and children ,.,.
TOWELS WATKINS. aud TABLE-DNhA>
LACE-. RIBBONS ana NoIloN>' ia '"u'''
variety. $500 $500. ,.,,st,,.
DI. ANkETS. FLANNEIS, AND CAS>ldtRf -.
Our stock OF DRESS GOODS. Go Ah>raSi - 'l.'
MANS We ofer At greatly reduced piict-. c!l. .'
solicited. "' -
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The Chicago Tribune says that Judge
HUGHES has taken "an advanced position
on the responsibilities Of the managers OF
insurance companies"
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ANUSEMExTS.

TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY Atm,
The Charming Extravaganza,
HORRORS! HORR RS!l HORkORS!!!
One of lhe most amusing extrayagaLzts OF the age
,rheatre New York. Novelties never Uefore seen
viii be presented. Costumes of rare beauty imported
from Paris.
HORRORS MATINEE WEDNESDAY "a L. Nj.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
The grand Comic Extravaganza,
RENELS. REFELS. hE' LIS
Admission 25c., Soc, and 81. No extra charge
for secured seats. BOx-sh.et opens MOnday AZ ka-
mos n MoSes's aud Office of Theatre. "a LIST
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VO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
/ PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE-IN-
SURANCE COMPANY:
The undersigned, holders Of more than one.tenlh
Of the capital stock OF the Piedmont and Arlhson
LIE. Insurance Company, hereby give notice that
general me- citing of the stockholders OF said compa-
nv will be held at The office of the company corner
of Ninth aud Main streets, Richmond, va, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 10, 1881,
at the hour of II NJ ,1o,,
GEORGE &. JEFFERSON
re Old A. K. BLAKEY.
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NEW AND FRESH GOODS.

CREAM CHEESE rRoMA6E ID BRIs,
R0t,HEfO9r, EDAM, PINEAPPLE, snc
NEUFCHArEL.
MALAGA GRAPES, NEw RAIsINs. CAPE.
COD cRANBERkIts. SMOKED And sAl sAL.
PALE, BAs>'s. aud YOuNGER'S CkkAM Alb;
PREMIUM CANNED 6O9ns OF every oessrtS
MADE WALNUT. TOMATO, aud luCuMhsh
GArSups ana ttCkLEs; fEEsH tA>Nho
, CkAks. LoBsrtk, sod shRiMrS; oAfMhAL'
po20 CHRISTIAN 3 MiltIbs'
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THE MEMBERS OF SPRINGFIELD
/ DIVISION. NO. I67, SONS of TEMPER
ANCE are earnestly requested TO attend meeting
al their hall. corner Twenty.sixih aud streets.
MONDAY NIGHT, January 3, 1881. as the elec-
lion tf officers will take place on that occasion.
a., o1fs NJ b. BUCHANAN. X. 3.
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THE SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT OF
i THE JEFFERSON LITERARY AND So
GAL CIRCLE will be held at Lewis Hall 81 y;
DAY AFTERNOON, January 2. 1881, NJ 43O
O'clock The members and ladies are invited TO al
tend. Nue. w ilbpoh,
IA 81 SeCTtltrS.