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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-18

Ear OUR BUYER IN NEW YORK
AND
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
THALHIMER BROTHERS..

LOOK FOR BARGAINS IN THE FOLLOW
ING LINES:
LADIES CLOTH CLOAks, DOLMANs, VI
STEERS, and LIGHT sACQUEs:
BLACK and C0LORED SILKS, sATINs, VEL
VETS, and PLUSffES, both In solid and
ombre shades.
We can show the most complete line OF FLAN-
NELs, sACQUEINGs, and SUITINGS In tile city,
including all the desirable shades. Also, BLACK
and COLORED BEAVERS, DIAGONALs, aud
CAMEL 'S-HA1R CLOAKINGs.
We VIII open on MONDAY splendid assort-
ment Of desirable styles Of DRESS GOODS, az
least per cent. cheaper than they have been sold
at any time tbs season.
BLANKETS from So a pair 10 500 In this de-
partment we defy competition.
The largest assortment Of CARPETS and RUGS
we have ever shown, and at prices that cannot be
beat.
II will pay you to examine our complete and va
ried assortment of BLACK GOODS.
You can save money by purchasing from MS any
Of the following articlcs-yz.:
TABLE-LlNENS, WINE-CLoTUS.
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
SHEETINGS, COTTONS,
CANTON FLANNELs,
LINENS, GINGHAMS, PRINTS. and
DOMESTIC GOODS Of all kinds.
Our stock Of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR for
ladies, children, and men embraces every variety
of style and quality, making it impossible for a
customer 10 call without being suited.
BLACK SILK at 90c. worth 1925;
BLACK SILK at 81 worth sl.4O;
BLACK SILK at S1.25 worth Sl.75;
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth 80:
BLACK SILK at Sl.75 worth $3.50.
Some bargains from auction worthy of cxanna-
ton I'm LACE-CURTAINS, PILLOW-SHAMS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS, and CRETONNEs at
TIiALllIMER BROTHERS,.
Central Block.
0Ol east Broad street, corner Fifth.
no 10-Sa.Su&W
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West Virginia.

The Martinsburg Statesman has excited
our curiosity. 1t throws out in Its columns
mysterious hints which arc calculated 10
make its readers call loudly for more light
What can such paragraphs as the following
mcan?:
Is it to be scxtuplc, quintuple, or tri-
parti,e alliancea
Was the stock paid for and duly trans
ferrodS And who was the Democratic
financial victim? Selah
Is the Berkeley Democracy to become inc
residuary Iegatcc OF the old political clothes
of HayesismS Seiail
Is il in the bargain to sbclye in the east
ern Panhandle distinguished Democratic
aspirant for the West Virginia United
States Senate!
The Statesman speaks interrogatlyeIy IN
This issue, but when the proper time comes
IL may use a little journalistic dynamite
Come, friend HcELBERGEn, let us know
who is trying TO sell out the West virginia
Democracy and keep JoHN BLAIR HooE
ont of the United States Senate, IL this be
the object of the alliance you refer to!
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JUDGE O'F'ERRALL.- We are glad to find
that the Martinsbng Statesman has not
host sight of its former countynan Judge
O'FERRALL. Itfeproduces from the Rock
ingham Register the following compliment /:
"To Judge O'Ferrall is due the credit Of
having from the beginning OF the late can
yass TO the close devoted his time, his
talents, aHd his energies to the Democratic
cause with power and zeal that elected
the applause OF his party in all sections of
Che State. His gallant spirit, his untiring
activity, his robust reasoning, his forcible
presentation OF facts, and his brilliant,
burning eloquence, will long be remem-
bered wherever he addressed the people,
Judge O'FERRALI was one Of the most
efficient eanyassers whose services were
hast fall devoted TO the Democratic party.
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In the Southern Historical Society Pa
pers for December the report OF General
w. n. PENDLEroN, chief Of artillery Army
Of Northern Virginia, and letter from
General A. l.. LoNG, chief OF artillery
Second corps, are important and hitherto
unpublished contributions to the history OF
our artillery in the last campaign. The
anecdote OF sToNEwALL JACKSON is very in
GerestiDg and characteristic.
DIR. J. WILLIAM JOKES, IN this No. OF his
"reminiscences OF the Army Of Northern
Virginia. gives an account Of the OPEN
Ing Of the seven days battles around Rich
mond.
In "Notes and Queries are discussed
briefly the following questions: What Con-
fsderste battery 1rcd the last gun at Apo
mattoxf What infantry regiment accom-
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H5r GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AND ALL OTHER TIMES.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF CHOICE GOOD
IN THIS CITY TO SELECT FROM

TIE LARGEST STOCK OF CHOICE GOODS
IN THIS CITY TO SELECT FROM.
BLACK and coLoRED SILKS, sATINs, and
FANCY sTRIfED, FIGURED, and PLAID
BLACK CAsHMEREs. MERINos, ALPACAs,
M9HAIRs, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, BARI a,,a-
DRESS GOODS for mourning;
CLOTHS. CAsSiMEREs, JEANS, TRICOT, sA-
TfNET, and other goods for boys and mems
cLOHRs, ULsTERs. JACKETS, DoLMANs,
aud FUB-LINED CIRCULARS, In great va
BED, CRIB, and CRADLE-BLANKETS: also
an assortment Of LAP and H0RsE-BLANh-
cALiC6 CoMsoETADLEs from si.2o to "a
LINEN TABLE-DAsrAsK for Table-cloths at
25c, Soc; 4oe.' soc, and up tossIl,;76 Per yard;
long at s1.2j worth AZ;
LINEN DAMAsK NAPKINS from SOC. up to 80
HUCkkBACk and DA,iAsK TOWELS from 81
TO SIS per dozen;
WHITE QUILTS from soc. mp to $40; see our
WHITE MARsEILLES QUILTS at $3.50
worth 81, at 81 worth 81;
TIDES In great variety from 7c. up to s4-a great
many special bargains IN this line:
TABLE, PIANO, and srAND-COVERs In all
oILrCLoTii two yards wide at Use. per yard
worth sl.25. OIL-CLOTll one yard wide at
BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, INGRAM, HEMP.
LIST, and VENETLAN CARPETS In all quail
ties at very low prices: .
COCOA, NAPIER, and CHINESE MATING In
all qualities nj the lowest prices:
LINEN and DRUGGET FLOOR-COVERS or
CRUDIB-CL0THS I'm all sizes-some special
bargains In this line:
RUGS In all sizes at lower prices than ever offered
bcfOre-a large stock 10 select from;
HASSOCKS and OTTOMANSat very low prices
nice Ottoman on rollers ut 81
MARSEILLES TOILET-MATS at zoe. for n set
of six mats worth 50c.: -
SILK. LINEN, CAMBRIC. and MUSLIN HAND
KERCIIlEFs I'm over 100 styles from DC. tosl
each;
HAMBURG EDGINGS AMI INSERTING in
great varety-the largest assortment ever
brought 10 this city;
LACES Of every description;
THE LARGEST STOCK or HOLIDAY GOODS
ever brought to this city-the whole of our Sc
cond story illed with DOLLS. CHINA TEA
SETS, VASES. TOILET-SETS. TIN TOYS,
RUBBER TOYS, BASKETS, WORk-BOXEs,
JAPANESE GOODS. TEN-PlNS, MAGIC
LANTERNS, DRUMS, GAMES, BOOKS,
PERFUME-CASES, DESKS. JEW EL-CASES,
&C.. &C., &c. LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 aud 1919 Main street. Richmond, Va.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. To ac-
cOmmodatc our customers we will OPEN OUR
STORE on SATURDAY EVENINGS, December
l7th and 24th. at 5:l5. dc l3
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The L. Ninth MASSACHUSETTS, Offenders

Boston, December l6.-Thc committee
appointed to investigate the conduct OF the
Ninth Massachusetts, regiment during its
recent trip to Yorktown find that the Of
fences cited as simple intoXication, disobe-
dience OF orders, and msoldierly and I'M
gentlemanly conduct, are true against
twenty members Of the regiment; but that,
according to the testimony of the officers
and soldiers, the more serious charges OF
stealing cheap iewelry, insulting white
girls on the streets, striking carriages, and
misbehayior at the Libby prison, have not
been substantiated. Orders have been is
sued by the commander-in-chfcf OF the mi
lita for the summary dismissal OF the Of
Tenders, and the regiment has been direct
ed not to leave its armory in uniform until
the spring parade.
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THE HISTORY OF A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS.
PROSECUTED UPON THE PRINCIPLES OF
TRUTH AND HONESTY.

We refer to the wonderful success that has at
tended the introduction of DIR. c. W. DENSON'S
CELERY AND CIIAMOMILE PILLS into the
whole country.
They are prepared expressly TO cure Sick Head
ache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Sleepcssness, and Dyspepsia, aud the facts proCe
that they do and teiH cure these diseases erery
time where the cause is not of an organic nature.
The secret of their success b twofold. First the
need Of them Is very great; and second, IL is the
only thing that has ever been found, I'm the
profession or ont Of 1t, that would actually and
permanently cure those diseases; so that every
body who takes them becomes a walking and talk
ing advertisement for them. one box taken into
a neighborhood has been followed and traced to
selling $50 worth at that one post-ofilce.
They are indeed valuable preparation, and no
nervous person ought to be without them, as they
not only save from suffering. bui save and proloDg
life by preventing paralysis. apoplexy, and heart
disease.
sold 10y all druggists. Price, so cents a box.
Depot, LOG NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTI-
MORE, ND. BY mail two boxes for 81, or six
toxcs for $3.50, to any address.
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DEATHS.

Died, In Fauquler county, December 10, 1881,
WILLIE kREzMARZ. In the thirteenth year Of
hts age.
Brother, thou art gone to rest!
We viii not weep for thee.
For thou art now where Oft on earth
Thy spirit longed TO be.
Brother. thou art gone to rest
Thine Is an early tomb
But Jesus summoned thee away
Thy Saviour called thee home.
Gonzales (Texas) and Fan1uier papers please
copy.
Died, suddenly, on the 10th instant, at 1:3O i.
NJ, nj HIS residence. corner First and Franklin
streets. CHARLES TALBOT, In the sixty-ninih
HIsfunerai will take place from Centenary church
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at 2:30 o'clock.
Ills friends and acquaintance are Invited 10 At
teRd.
Died. on the morning Of December 18th, JOIN,
GEDDES BLAIR, second son OF Lewis III. and
Alice W. Blair, In the tenth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place THIS Sunday AZ
TERNOON, the 18Th. at O'Clock, from the Grace
Street Presbyterian church.
Died, Friday night. at 111 O'Clock, JOHN EN-
YET, youngest child Of Peter aud Annie O'Coh-
nor; aged ten months.
4 birding flown, lonely nests
a little grave, peaceful rest;
broken shaft. and mourners weep
Ger EMMET'S calm and dreamlcss sleep.
His life short; twas but a breath,
smile, tear, n Hiss, then death
Tore from our arms Of love and care
This darling Of our hope and prayer
His funeral will take place from his parents
residence, corner Of Eighteenth and Clay streets
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON, 18th instant, az
~ o'clock. Friends and acquaintances OF inc
family are respectfully invited To attend.
Died, on the 14th day Of December, ISIS NJ nis
residence, near Amelia COurthOuse.N p, WILLIAM
H. ROWLEN, AT the advanced age Of lightweight
years and seventeen days.
The deceased was fora long while prominent
merchant Of the county, and was justice OF the
peace FOR upwards Of twenty years previous 10 the
war;
Died, on the | 9TH instant, after long and pain
fnl illness, which she bore with remareable forti-
Jude. DENA MCGRUDER, wife Of +. 4. Phillips
of Louisville. Ky. .
Her funeral win take place THIS Sunday EVE
MING NJ o'clock at the residence Of her brother
in-law mir. II. ~. Pollard. 26l5 Franklin street.
Friends and acquaintance are Invited To attend
Louisville Courier-Journdf and baltimore sun
Will please copy.
Died. n. his residence, 513 New street, At $50 p.
NJ, December 18th, Of consumption, CilARLES
II. THORNTON, son Of the late Mccarthy Thorn
ton. United States navy.
Ills funeral viii take place at his late residence
mt 3 O'Clock PM. SUNDAY. Eelatiyesand friends
invited tO attend.
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panied General s1vARr 10 Ely's Ford the
night JACKSON was wounded at Chaneel-
Iorsvilles Desired return OF two swords
Of Federal officers.
Surely our people win sustain Society
which has already done so much to vlndi-
cate the truth OF history, and which, with
lis invaluable collection, has It in its power
TO do still more in the future In the same
line
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-18

BENJAMIN II. BREWSTER, the new Attor-
ncy-General OF the United States, is law
yer Of uncommon natural ability and Of
such requirements rs render him fit sue
ecssor TO that other distinguished Attorney
General from Pennsylvania, JEREMIAH
BLACK. Mr.. BREwsTER's letters Of last
summer on the subject OF the inability OF
the President of the United States and
kindred subjects pointed him out, to us ct
least, as the equal OF the best lawyers in the
United States.
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neotn After a violent Struggle.

The death OF 4 wcll-t0-do farmer Of the
Fourth district Of Caroline county under
somewhat singular circumstances was re-
ported here yesterday. The story is rs
follows: Mr.. james l.. Payne, n farmer
living in the lower portion OF Caroline
county, near the little village OF Bethlehem,
and about four miles from Dover Bridge "a
misunderstanding on the Choptank river,
had leased house on his place to a young
farmer named Banch. There was some
trouble between Banch and Payne re-
garding the rent, and Payne bad secured
a distraint-warraut Last Wednesday az
ternoon they met at sale on the
properly of Mr.. Voorhees,, who lived one
mile from Bethlehem. Here some words
occurred between Payne and BlancE,
and Blanch, it is charged, picked up stone
and hit Mr.. Payne several times with IL on
the side of his head, cutting bis car nearly
OF. Then Payne attacked Blnnch, when
the father OF the young man, John Blanch,
aged siXty-tiye years, came to the assistance
OF his son. The two old men struggled
and fell to the ground, but no one saw any
blows exchanged. They were separated at
once. About 6 o'clock that evening the
elder Blanch died. A doctor made post
morton examination, but could find no
marks of blows, and gave his opinion that
he died from heart-disease. A jury was
summoned and brought in verdict OF
death from some unknown cause" James
L. Payne is a weil-to-do farmer OF Caroline
county, and we'll known in this city. John
Blanch was also well known. Payne was
not arrested. Baltimore american.
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Death OF Weil-Known Railroad Con.
tractor.

Intelligence has been received here from
Colorado OF the death thereof rheumatic
gout--of Mr. Thomas Steers, the we'll
Known railroad contractor. At the time Of
his death he was engaged In building the
Denver and South Park railroad. Mr..
Steers was well known in his calling, and,
with Mr.. David Condor, built that portion
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio road between
Buffalo Gap and Goshen. II was but few
weeks since Mr.. Steers was In Staunton
getting laborers for his works in Colorado.
Though over sixty years Of age he appeared
TO be hale and active. He was citizen OF
Pennsylvania. and was kind-hearted and
genial gentleman. -Staunton indicator.
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II" FOR CHRISTMAS, NOW AT
SYCLE BROTHERS


Great bargains will be offered during the next
two weeks iu articles suitable for holiday presents.
200 very rich DOLMANS. Handsomely trimmed In
PLUSH and FUR, from - 10 $50:
800 CL0AhS, richly trimmed with ~ ST. FUR
200 CIliLDREN'S CLOAkS from ~ tO Sli-the
latest styles. handsomely trimmed.
\ special examination OF these goods J, solicited
(you VIII save money by doing sol. "a, we are de-
trrmined % close them out.
SILKS.
BLACK sILK>, 20 inches-GCINET-at 00c.,
BLACK SILKS, 2ImcLcs-PoNsON-atsI. were
BLACK SILKS, - mches-TAPEssIER-at
BLACK SILKS. - inchcs-PONsON-pa
10 wear. at Sl.65, were -:
BLACK sAIlNsat 97c. were 1928:
BLACK RAD/IMlRS at Sl.2j, were l.jO:
BLACK SATINS DE LYON at $3.50. were 81 So;
BLACK BROCADES at Sl.jJ. were -;
BLACK WATERED slLkS, ~ inches, at pl.50.
were $50;
BLACK MORE and BROCADE at 1865, were
CoL0RED SILKS, all shades, at Doc, were slI5;
COLORED Silk, al shades. at Il. were 3I.25 (;
COLORED SILKS, all shades, at SLlj. were
cGLI6RED BROcADE sArINs MATCH.
COLORED sAflNS DE LYON at sl.Gj, were
COL0KED RADZlAIIBs, best quality, q; ~. were
coE0RED sATGNs, all shades at 9Oc., we're
coLQRED sATrNs DrCHEssE at sI.25. were
Sl.50:
MORE SATIN STRIPES, all shades. at SIPS.
wereSI.7J.
DRESS GOODS for holiday presents AZ greatly
reduced prices.
Great ban gains I'm BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Great bargains In CLOTHS and CLOAkINGS.
HANDkERCHIEFS-Siik and Linen, Plain aud
Fancy. Lace and Embroidered, Hemmcd and
IIcmstitchcd. for neck, for pocket, for show.
for use, for lidiCs for gentlemen, for mi scs. FOR
master from SIC, the lowest. 10 50. The highest
LACE AltIlCLES-AssO uuIi walled. shape,
without number new Collars, new Cuf, new
Fichus. new squares. new JabOt,-stylcs pretty
and rich. materials The best:
GLOVES-All the best qualities, Lined and I'm
lined, with and without fur-for ladies. gen
tlcmcn, and children:
SPECIALlTiES FOR THE HOLIDAiS-Fmcy
Perfumery Boxes. Toilet sets. Combs and
Brushes IN boxes: Plated Jcwelry. Velvet
Purses. POckot-Books aud Leather satchcls
Handsome Pin-CushiOns. large variety Of La
dies and Gentlcmen's Kid Gloves, GCuQcmcn'-
Scarfs aud Ties in great variety. new assOrt-
mcnt Of Tahlc-i0yCr and Napkin-, Boulevard
skirts. and many other articles too numcrou.
20 mention. SICLE BROTHERS.
De Il-cOd 81 Broad street.
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FULKERsoN's y0TEs.-The lee COUNTY
Sentinel says OF Mr.. FrLKERsoN's voting
for Republican for Speaker OF the ma
tional House OF Representatives
owe have only Colonel Fplkerson's
pledge TO his constituents during the cam
paign Of 1850, in which he plighted his
saith TO the Democratic party in terms un-
mistakable and ut many points throughout
the Ninth district
That Is pretty hard on FuLKERsoK.
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III GRAND OPENING OF GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

III GRAND OPENING OF GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We viii be ready on MONDAY. December 18th.
to make the greatest exhibit of FANCY GOODS
that has perhaps ever been made In this city.
IL has been our assIduou. cndelyor to place be-
fore our patrons everything that is NEW and
NOVEL, USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL.
We would call special attention to DRESDEN
WARE, JAPANESE WARE, FRENCH, Eng
LI>H. and AMERICAN FANCY ARTICLES.
Also. special large purchase I'm
REAL LACE GOODS
ut special Low PRICES
800 dozen SILK HANDKERCnIEFS Of every
description.
Special purchase Of
RUSSIA LEATHER ARTICLES.
such as
ALBUMS. CIGAR-CASES. MONEY-BOOKS.
HANDBAGS, CARD-CASES. ETC.
The above goods were purchased 10 great adyan-
tage. and viii DE sold far below regular value
We positively DO not carry FANCY ARTICLES
beyond the holidays, aud therefore offer them AZ 4
very SMALL ADVANCE on COST TO SELL.
We have also to offer very extensive stock OF
DRY GOODS
~ PTices that have no precedence Among them
FANCY SlLh PI.ISltES at S2.70 yard-sold
heretofore az 81.
COLORtD PLUsIIIS at s2.50-sod at 81;
PARIS FUR PLTSllES az -. 50. and $j.50-the
price OF which has been 80 $40, and SIP q
yard.
BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS AZ 90c.,
the general price Of which IS sl.7J "A yard.
Also. large stock Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND SATINS
~ various new effects az UNPRECEDENTED
PRICES.
The season !, advancing rapidly to 4 close, and
our goods MUST BE SOLD.
, cases Of MUMMiE CLOTfiSat IKE:
50 dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMEN
FLEECE-LINED GLOVES IT Toe. pair
sold everywhere nj 2Jc.:
LADIES'. GENrLEMENS. and CHILDREN'S
HANDkERCli of every description;
LADIES WRAPS Of every description at re-
duccd prices.
We also offer special large stock Of PLATED
JEWElEN IN the most advanced patterns.
special Offering OF LADIES', GENrLEMEN'S.
aud CIilLDREN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR.
See our LADIES VESTS at 374c. heretofore sold
ri 6Oc.:
LADIES WORSTED JERSEYS M S27J.:
Besides thousands of various other goods.
COHEN BROTHERS.
de lO-Sa.Su&W Fourth and Broad streets.
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OF BROAD STREET.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS! sHELL-BOXES.
HOLIDAY GOODS!
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
We have just opened large stock OF
NEW GOODS,
bought at the recent large auction sales in New
York, consisting of
DRESS GOODS, in all colors and qualities, from
Sc. po-yard TO 1928 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at very low prices;
BLACK BROCADE SILKS cheaper than ever;
SATINs, PLUslTES, VELVETs, CLOAKS.
SACOUES, DOLlIANS, ULSTERS, in large
variety, at prices 10 suit ALL
BLACK CAsHMERES, BLACK SIIUDA CLOTH
TAMISE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, MONTE
CLOTH, BLACK TAFFETA. from the low
est prices to the finest imported
BLANKETS from 1925 to S15 per pair.
CARPETS CARPETS! CARPETS
RUGS! RUGSl RUGS!
CARPETS from auction at the following prices
Is, 20, 90, 25. 2S, II, "a. 30, AZ, 40, 50, 81,
CT, ~, SOC. and 81 for the best.
UNDERsHIRTsl UNDERsHIRTs,
LADIES, CIIILDREN'S. and GENTLENfEN'S
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS from 23c.
20 the finest made
INDICATED RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS at
Sl.25 worth $3.50:
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at
30. go, Is, S5c., and Slthe best goods for the
money In the city.
TABLE-LINENS,
WINE-CLOTHS,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
SHEETINGS,
COTTONS,
MARSE1LLES 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. & +. MITTELDORFER.
dc lI-SuW&Sa J27 Broad street
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MARsHAL'S NOTICE.

NOTICE.-Whereas libel has been filed
= in the District Court Of the United States for
the Eastern District Of Virginia. on the 10th day
Of December, 1881, by James ChildreSs, libelant
against the steam barge Maggie In cause of wages,
aud praying process may Issue against said vessel
her tackle, apparel aud cargo, and that said vessel
may be condemned and sold 10 pay said james
IhildreSs, with costs, charges, and expenses: Now
therefore, In pursuance OF the mOniiion under the
seal OF said court, 10 me directed and delivered,
do hereby give public notice 10 all persons claim
Ing the said vessel. or IN any manner interested
trct Court, 10 be held al the courtroom In the city
Of Richmond, I'm and for the Eastern District Of
Virginia, on the 2SrH DAY OF DECEMBER, A.
ID. 1881, at o'clock 4. NJ. Of that day, provided
the same shall be n day 81 jurisdiction, otherwise
on the next day Of jurisdiction thereafter. then
and there 10 interpose their claims aud make their
allegations IN that behalf.
Dated NJ Richmond the 10th day Of December,
4. ID. 1881. &. T.. RAAfsDELL,
dc ll-Su2w United States Marshal.
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Married, ON Tuesday morning. December i3,
1884, mt the residence OF the brides father, by the
Rev. w. ID. Garrett, j. ALEXANDER MOSBY,
Jr., OF Richmond, Va, and M0LLfE r.. only
daughter Of W. II. Peck, ESD, OF Logan county,
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Bad habits are easily contracted; so are
colds, and both are very hard to get rid Of.
The colds are quickly end surely cured by
DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-18
MULES AND HORSES. E>

have opened WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STABLES at No. 1893 Franklin street, Rich
mOnd, Va, where l Will keep a good supply 81
MULES and HORSES always ON hand. My sales
man, Mr.. JouN NJ. PACE, will do all IN his power
to give each and all fair and square dealing. Any
person not finding what they want In my stables
natl, Ohio, which Is my headquarters for buying,
and III do not hl the order % suit them, both In
quality and price, they need not take the stock.
Everything guaranteed u be just ~ represented.
Mr. Peter p,sul's extensive business In the mule
and horse line Is just opposite milne. -
dc lQ-3ms GEORGE ID. BENNETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-18
LEAVES OF ABSENCE, &C
Virginia Postal News.

Mr.. William i. Broadhead has been COM
missioned postmaster at Blowersville, Mr..
Samuel i. Cootes at Mount Scion, and Mr.
Archer G.. Duncan at Grcenyille.
"Dagger's" post-o1ice, in Botctourt
county, has been discontinued, and the
mail now goes to Gala.
The name Of Cedar-Grove Mills, in
Franklin county, has been changed to
Hickman.