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IA, 1873, In relation to bribery and corrup-
ton at elections.
nv Mr.. Dunn: Petition OF John G. Gu
len nraylng TO be allowed compensation Dy
members OF Board OF Examiners OF stale
volunteers TO enable him to supply himself
with an artificial leg.
Nv Mr.. HARRISON: A bill to repeal SEQ.
tions 1 and OF chapter 81 OF the Acts OF
Assembly OF 1s77-'7S, in relation TO the sale
az cotton In Sussex and Greensyille coun-
ties.
Nv Mr.. HoyAKER: A bill 10 authorize
the HoIston Valley Gypsum Company 70
hold ito general meetings and keepits prin-
c,pol office in the city Of London, Eng
land. IA,
nv Mr.. CONRAD: Petition OF certain citi-
zens OF Frederick county asking that
Charles W. Randall, an afflicted citizen OF
that county, be allowed TO sell dry-SoodS
and tobacco without State license.
CRIMINAL CHARGES AND ZINES.
Mr.. POLLARD. OF King and Queen, offered
, resolution. which was adopted, directing
the Auditor to furnish the House with GER
Tain information rs to criminal charges ana
fines.
ELECTION OF JUDGES.
BY DIR. Cross:
Rssolred bv the House Of Delegates thee
Senate conclrring), That the two houses Oh
fbe General Assembly will proceed on
Wednesday the DIST day Of December, nj
12t o'clock, to the election OF circuit Judges
for the Fourth, Sixth, and seventh luui-
cial circuits in the order named to MI lineN-
pircd terms ending on the 3lst December
1856. and also judges Of the County courts
OF the following counties ana districts
Craig and Allegheny, Elizabeth CITY ana
Warwick. Fluvanna, Madison and Green,
Patrick, and Washington, in the order
named. TO fill uneXpired terms ending
on the 3lst day OF December, 1889, ana
this shall be the order and continuing order
until completed. Adopted.
ANOTHER CONTESTED CASE.
Mr.. HANGER presented the petition OF
Gavin Rawls, Of Isle Of Wight county, con-
testing the seat OF j. W. DUCK, the member
from that county. Referred to the COM
mittec on Privileges and Elections.
ELECTION or UNITED STATES SENATOR AND
TIE RECESS.
The Joint resolution from the Senate pro-
yiding for the election OF United states
senator on Tuesday the 20th instant was
Agreed to, and Mr.. DICKENSON was appoint
ed 4 committee OF one to inform the Senate
OF the action OF the House.
The House also agreed to the senate
Joint resolution FOR recess from the ia
instant 10 January 4, 1882.
On motion OF Mr.. WiTTEN, the House
adjourned.
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lFOr The Dispatch.l
A SchOOlbOys Idea of the Malone Co
milton.

Near the New store, in Buckingham
county, is publiC-schoOl teacher, a stall
waIt ReadjuSter, who voted for the straight
Coalition ticket. including the negro shed.
Dngee, now unfortunately member-elect
OF The Legislature for the good counties OF
Buckingham and Cumberland. .
One day Just after the election, seVeral OF
the larger boys beng absent from schOoii,
the teacher was interrupted in the nrst rcci-
tation for the day by knock at the school
room door. Directing pupii TO ADMIT inc
visitor. he paUscda moment in the exercises
to see what was wanted, when, to his aston
ishmcnt, in stepped a negro lad apparent!
fifteen or sixteen years OF age, uinner-Das-
ket in hand and sstchel OF books Sung
over his shoulder, and the following con-
yersation i reported TO have taken place I:
"WLat do you want, boy 7"
81 come TO go 10 school, sir"
"This il white school. GOn can't at
tend here"
"Yas, sir, knows; but dc white FOLKS
an de cullerd people is all gwinc to dc
same school now"
"How is tlIat?"
"De REGISTERS is all done 'lectcd, an dey
promised dc cullcrd people dat e1 dey was
Elected We should al 20 to dc same school
es dc white folks"
"You can't come here"
eli, MIR. -, you said befo' de lection
Won was On dc black folks side, and dey
tole lis Ct dc black folks would vote wild
de REGISTERS we could go TO dc same school,
am have dc same rights Wild de white
folks"
"You can't come here, say with
much emphasis.)
"All de black folks say after.de lection
dey was comm TO your sch--
"Get out, you black rascal, F" Numbered
the enraged pedagogue amid roar OF
laughter from the pupils, which his au'
thority was powerless TO suppress, and exit
darky, apparently much surprised by this
specimen OF Readiuster Inconsistency.
IL has since leaked out that the pseudo
darky was, in fact, one of the absent boys
backed and disguised for the occasion, but
tchich one il what that schoolmaster now
wants to find out. CARL.
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= nraaa IustantIy IkiIIeA.

LATRoDE, Pa, December 15.-Mrs. Ellza-
beth Korus, daughter OF the clerk OF the
courts OF Westmoreland county, who had
lust been married. was instantly killed last
evening by the Johnstown express, while
about to board a train ut this place with her
husband, Robert Korus, TO begin their we'd
ding tour.
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Mr.. C. Krah, 80 Griffith street. Fort
Wayne, Ind, writes the following:
was suffering with rheumatism so badly
that ! was unable TO work, and passed
restless nights in vain endcayor to sleep.
used great many remedies without
being relieved, and was despairing when
told to try st. Jacobs OIL. BY the use OF
one bottle was entirely cured. recon-
mend st Jacobs Oil to all AFFLICTED with
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the 14th of December, 1881, AZ me
residence Of the brides father, in hcghany coun-
ty, Va, by Rev. william Francis Harris CfhOS
v. WALTON and JOANNA y. SMITH.
Married, on the evening OF the 18th Of Deem
ber at the residence Of her brother-in-law, Mr. u
l.. Bass, by the Rev. DIR. Armstrong, Miss EVE
THOMAS, Of this city, TO hr. JOHN WEILLEk'
OF Columbus, Ohio.
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DIVIDENDS.

nVIDEND NOTlo E.-Ata meeting o
IL the Board Of Directors 4 NE Ktcnm0r A
Fredericksburg and Potomac D. broad tomrlnl
the extent Of 20 PER CENT. ou ne par yairt. U
the common stock ~ thc company wcrr i--u.'
and dividend OF - pIR SHARE on tho comnn
stock, AMI 4 Ike amount upon plrh 400 Of dif
dend obligation. was declared. payable IN cash
the oficc u the company. iu Richmond. On Che
DAY or JiNI AlY. le~3. Tic trlnsfcr-h0oi
q ihc common -t'rk VIII br closed from This i1l
10 "a ofJannary, 1852.
d. y. WINSTON, Treasurer
&c 9-di wt.Ultl1u2
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The Richmond and Danviile Railway

The Richmond and Danville Railway
System.
We have given the public the annual re.
mort OF the presidentof the Richmond and
nanville railway, and have since procured
The pamphlet showing the matters OF the
company In the utmost detail. Inc figures
In the following table will show The Ud'ue
of connecting lines in reducing the expense
n shinpers on the main stem, or the ROAD
tyor, Richmond 10 Greensboro, which may
be considered the Richmond and DanVille
railway proper. They will bear the closest
study:
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1T GRACE-ST PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-Eey. DR.. READ, pastor.-Sor-
vices at II \. W. and at ~ Z. NJ The discoursea II
~ =. ". will be continuation Of a series on the
Parahles OF our Lord.
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BURNE1T's COCAINE soitens the hair
when harsh and dry; soothes the irritated
scalp; affords the richest lustre; prevents
the hair from falling off; promotes its
healthy, vigorous growth.
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY PAPEIs,
VOLUME Q, No. o, has been laid on our Ia
bic and is an admirable No. Of this invalua-
Die historical magazine.
A large part OF this issue is occupied with
Colonel ARCHER ANDERSON's superb ad-
dress on "The Campaign and Battle OF
Chickamauga' which will be read with m
increasing conviction Of its ability, the pu-
rity OF its style, and, above all, its great
value as q historic statement of that import
ant campaign.
We may hereafter notice The Papers
more at length. ht present our columns
are crowded.
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TT SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. =. Z. TYLER, VIII
preach II IL A. VI. and 1870 =. NJ. Seats free
All welcome.
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RJT FIRST YTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON. u. D., pastor.
Services At IL A. N. and 1880 =. ".
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rrTMAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel strcet-l.--
Preaching at II A. VI. and 1880 r. VI. by j. A..
DEAEEORN.
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r1r MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Di-
vine service will he held at ills church at IL 4. VI
and $3.50 +. VI. Sunday.
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CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Bro1d)-Rcy W. &. SCUAEFFER, p1stor.-Prcach-
ing at IL 4. NJ. and 1870 =. ". Visitors welcome.
seats free.
II FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth ana Broad strccts).-Roy. j. b. HAw-
THORNE. d. d.. pastor. viii preach on SUNDAY 40
II \. M.--ubject, What Is That 90 Thcct" and
at ~ p. M--ubcct. willing spirits in Weak
Bodies" Al welcome.
III 5 Il COND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth streCt-l.-I;cy. IiENEY
MCDONALD, u. D., viii preach on SUNDAY at II
\. NJ and 7:3OPM.
~ LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Twcuty-dfth and Leigh -trccts)
Tho pastor Rev. john POLLAED. -. d.. willprcach
~ II O'Clock 4. NJ, and Rev. y. L. NJ CURLY ID.
D..at7. O'Clock 7. ". an visitors cordially well
coined. Seats free.
~ CLAY -STREE BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Clay and Graham strcctsl.-Thc
pastor. Rev. SAMUEL G.. ClorToN viii preach ~
II 4. ~, and Rev. JouS POLLARD, Jr., ID. De- will
at ~ =. ". preach tho annual sermon Of the La
dies Aid society
- BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broadl.-sCNDAY,
December 1S.-Prcachinc by Rev. ". 6. STARR.
d. d., pastor At IL 4. M.-Suuicci, Forgive
or be Damned" SO =. N.->ubicct "a Boiy
ont Of tie Grayc-h1t which Body" a cordial
invitation 20 all.
~ CENTENARY METHODIST
C.tTr-r.sTT .-.uth Tito - ir1ro street. between
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or the new rails laid, l1,OOi tons were
steel. and during the years 1880 ana 1881
sl1s,5OO were expended for new freight
equipment, shop machinery, depot build-
ir0s. and other improvements, which IL
included in the item Of expenses. IL VIII
he seen that the business OF the road mas
increased from 10, 2s7 tons, yielding $685.
9eG o. Of revenue, in 1870, to 406,23j tons,
Welding 81, 462 ,G3l.34 Of revenue, in 1881.
These figures show more plainly than
any words we can use how through freights
diminish the cost OF local freights on the
m,in stem, and how difficult it would
he for road to maintain itself
without them, especially one running
through a country yielding no more
freight material IS yet than that along this
main stem. When the resources there,
under as we'll as above ground, come more
into play, the cost OF moving them will de-
crease in proportion.
The Richmond and Danyillc railway
system controls now over 1000 miles OF
road in full operation. Through this pro-
vision the merchants and manufacturers Of
Richmond are able TO reach the richest por-
lions of North Carolina, South Carolina,
and Georgia. and this field they are actively
working. The bulk OF the business OF
Richmond finds It's Eodgmcnt along the lines
covered by this systeia, and this being the
case il has been matter OF surprise to us
that the merchants end manufacturers OF
Richmond did not hold a suGicicncy OF the
stock TO insure lis ownership heie forever.
These men in Philadelphia hold thus the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad, and those in Balti-
more the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The
control of the excellent trade we now en-
joy south by on interest hostile to Rich
mond would give us blow from which we
would never recover. 1t must, however,
be source OF genuine pride to all OF us to
see what has been accomplished by Rich
mond men in working up this splendid
system. Richmond must hold it against
all corners.
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THALHIYER BROTHERS.

LOON FOR BARGAINS IN THE FOLLOW
ING LINES: v
LADIES CLOTH CLOAKs, DOLMsNs p.
STEERS, and LIGHT skCoUFs: w.
BLACK and COLOBED SILKS. ptTfSs -.
VETS, and PLUsHEs, both In .,l,s -
embrc shades. mi
WEE can show The most complete line of ~ A..
NELS, SACQUETNGs, and sITTlEGst ,t,.'l'''N-
including all the desirable shades. A., M w
and COL0RED BEAVERS, DftGOy,I.A
MEL's-HAIR CLOAKINGs. ~
We will open on kONDAYa spI.nstt -.
ment OF desirable styles ~ DRESS Coon.
least ] o per cent. cbeSper than they have lo,, ~
at any time this season.
BLANKETS from "a pair 20 $50. In III.
partment we defy competition. 10
The largest asortnent OF CARPETS ,r5p,.,.
we have ever shown, and Al prices IL, cs,,.,,
beat.
II will pay you 10 examine our conplcte and ..
ried assortment Of BLACh GOODS.
You can save money by purchasing r,n ....
Of the following artces-yll:
TABLE-LISENS, WINE-CLOTue
TOWELS, NAPKINS.
SHEETlNGs, COTTONS,
CANTON FLANSEI~,
LINENS. GINGIiANs. PRINTS. .os
DOMESTIC GOODS ~ Kinds
Our stock u HOSIERY and NbFE,yr,p
ladies, children. and men cmJr..-., ever, ,.-,.,-
Of style and quality. making DO ...r.-..4,,e 49,.
customer o. call without being suited.
BLACK SILK at soc. wort. Abs.
BLACK SILKatsI worth $40:
BLACK SILK at Sl.25 W.g. sI.75:
BLACK SILK 4t*l.5O w.rus2.
BLACK SlLk atSl.7j worth $3.50.
some bargains from auction worthy sfr,,rr...
ton Ia LACE-CURTAINs, PIIIOW--H,N.
MARSElLLEs QUILTS, and CRETONNESs
THALHlNER BEouuE,..
Central Block.
Sol east BROAD street corner FlNb
no io-ss.Su&W
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We are glad TO learn, as we do from
special to the state from Baltimore, that
r.. II. GLASS, Esd, OF Lynchburg, is to be
the Virginia editor OF the Baltimore Times.
Major GLASS Is so well known that we
need not say O word rs to his fitness for the
place.
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PHYSICIANS or ALL SCHOOLS use and recon-
mend Hor BITTERs; take their advice.
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IL FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Brood)-Rcy. W. G. SCHAEFFER, pastor.-Prcach-
ing at IL 4. NJ. and 1870 p ". Visitors welcome.
seats free.
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BAZAAR AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE LADIES OF THE BAPTIST
l. CHURCHES engaged In supporting Home
for Aged Women invite the public n a
BAZAAR AND REFRESHMENTS
In Mozart Hail. beginning
SATURDAY THE l7Tn, Al ~ NJ,
and continuing q week.
Excellent music. Bc.t-serycd dinners and sup
pcrs. On Saturday. special exhibition OF FANCY
ARTICLES and ELEGANTLI-DREssED
DOLLS.
cents. dc l5-Th,Sa,Su,Tu&W3t
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ri LEA & PERKINS SAUCE,
TIE WOECi STFB~IllItE.
Delicious with
MEATS. GAME. SOUP. WELSH RAREBlTS, &c.
JOHN DUNCAN'S Sons.
~ l7-Saly Agents
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SCI BROAD STREET.
HOLIDAY GOODSl
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS! SHELL BOXES
SILK HANDKERCHIEVs.
We have tust opened large stock Of
NEW GOODS.
bought az the recent large suction sales IN New
York, consi9Ilngor
DRESS GOODS.in sll colors and qualities, from
Sc. PEI yard to t1.25 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at very lev prices;
BLACK BROCADE SILKS cheaper than ever;
sATIES. PLUsHEs, YELVETs, CLOABs,
sACQUEs, DOLHASs, ULSTERS, in large
variety. 1t price, 20 suit all;
BLACK CASIIMEREs, BLACK SHUDA CLOTH,
TA5fISE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, NOME
CLOTH, BLACK TAFFETA, from the low
ct prices to the ane-t Imported;
BLANKETS from sI.25 to SIS per pair.
CARPETsl CARPETS, CARPETsi
RCGsl RUGS RUGS
CARPETS from auction 40 the following prices
1920. %, 2j, %. 81, -, 80, AZ. 40. IS, 81,
"a, -. SOC. and 81 FOR The best.
UNDERsHIRTS! USDERSIHRTS
LADIES, CTULDREN'S, and GENTLEMEN'S
TkDERSHIGTS and DRAWERS from 23c.
20 the finest made;
INDICATED RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS at
s125 worth $3.50:
LAI-NDRIFD and NLATNDRIED SHIRTS n
so, GO. -, soc. and sl-thc best goods for the
money In the city.
TABLE-LINFNS,
WINE-CLOIHS,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
SHEETINGS,
COTTONS,
MARSELLES QUILTS,
CONFORTABLES
HORSE BLANKETS,
CASSINERES.
CLOAKINGS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY.
KID GLOVES, LACE COLLARS, and
DOMESTICs ofaii kinds, al EXTREME
~ LOW PRICES.
Give us an carly call.
ID. X f.. AITTELDOBEER,
dc l-eu,W&Sa 527 Broad street.
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- Assc s.s-
z-cSf.t. -cs.-ss. ~. :: -
SZSE. ;ts -I.fo3 = &C = .
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oAAA--Kt3t:t3toosse ~ @
Observation-Disclosures @
oIL5 49, - - . :. ---lo = -
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RI LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE,
TIE WOECTST FR~IlRE.
Delicious with
MEATS GAME, soIrM ELSil RN ~, &C.
~ l7-Saly Agents.
~, CIIAMPAGNE.-I have now In
-,orc fresh shipment of my CHAMPAGNE,
sPREMIERE SEREE," % the ISIS vintage, SUE
pcrior 10 any sent ont from France for o number
of years; al o. an tho other leading brands of
CHAMPAGNE. OSCAR CEANI'
drIl-2w No. IA Governor strcct.
~ HOOK AND MOSELLE.-Justro re-
ceiycd, Tie choicest lot Of HOCk and MO,ELLE
that was. perhaps, ever imported into tlis city.
spending some time on The Rhine tie past summer,
I paid great attcation 20 tie selection Of these
WINES. and procured some rare yint,Fcs that
cannot be duplicated.
Dc ll-2u OSCAR CRAM.
III JAMAICA RUN, ST. CROIX
RUM. ARRAC. SCOTCH WHlSKEY. OLD
PEACH and APPLE BRANDY-an Of very best
quality-f3r silcby
dc ll-2w OSCAR CRAM.
~ WIIISkEY.-Thc largest assor;-
nent oG FINE OLD WHlsKEY-RYE and
BOIpBON-to be- found in the state % Virginia
For sale "a boud or taN-ptd 0y
de11-2~ OSCAR CRANE
pICrURE-FRAMEs. ENGRAyINGs. Ae
lust RECEIVED, A NEW COLLEC-
% TON OF
COLOHED PUOTOGRAPIIS AND ENGRAV-
INGS,
from Goup.r- Gallery, and will be opened Monday.
Al.o, another large as-ortmcnto Of
della RUE AND TUCKS CARDS.
The public are Invited 20 call and examine my
stock, which includes
ALL TIE LATEST NOVELTIES.
do4 L.LEWIs. 9l2 Main street
ENGRAVING AND PICTURE
II FRAMES.
am now Offering uc fnct collection or
PICTURES AND FRAMES
eyer exhibited I'm This city, consisting OF COLOR
Ed PHOTOGRAPHS, fNGkANlNGN. Nc-tle
/ latest STYLES in Famine Also, EBONl-FlNI,ilED
+ PARLOR-FASELs BRACKETS. &c.
SNIO FRAMES from ~ cents upward.
WINDOW-CORNlCES made 90 order and on
ARTOTYPEs Of all thc principal cncrayings.
mol l.. LEWIS. 9l2 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~" OUR BUYER IN NEW yoon
AND
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
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Li7- GRAND OPENING ~ GOOD>
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS

LI~ GRAND OPENING ~ GOODS
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
We will be rvsdy on MONDAY. pccemhr Isu,
to make She greatest eNL'.it ~ FANCY coon.
that has perhaps ever been msi' in 600, ody.
IL has been cur sssidu0us olicssor - place f.-
fore our patrons everything ttat Is NEW tl
NOVEL, USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL.
We would rail special attention ~ DEErDEA
WARE. JAPANESE WARF, FkfNCU. TNs-
LISH, and AMERICAN FANCY tgTlGEs
Also, special lsrre purchs in
ELAL LACEGOODs
% spccial LOW PRICES.
500 dozen SILK IANDhfE rlEsS ~ 9er
description.
SPECIAL purchase OF
RUSSIA LEATHER AkIiCLES
ALBUMS, cIGAR-CAsIs. NoNEY-Books
HANDBAGS. CARD-CAeEr, FTr.
Tho above goods were purchased fo grplt ads .n-
tagc, and win DEE eoli fer below regular yslur.
We positively 30 not carry FANCY ARIlCLf~
beyond tc holidays, aud .frtl,re Der them 40
very SMALL ADVANCE A CO~i TO5ELL.
We have also to oner worry O., trusi,c stock oc
DEi GOON-
az prices that have 10 precedence. Auong theu
FANCY slIh PLU-His at f-.75 = ylrl--ol
heretofore at 90;
COLORED PLI~HtS 90 <9.jn---old at 81,
PARIS FUR III. FISHES at - -. and t5.5o-t-
price Of which nl, been 80. go, and 81
yard,
BLACK and COLORFD SILK WI Wits m0os.
the genera price ~ which J. -l.l3 yard
Also. large 500. n
BLACK AND COLORlD ~Ii.h~ ANDFATlN>
IN yariou, Ecw effects ai iAIRtCEDENi
PRICES.
The season 8, advancing rapidly - close iul
orr goods )lt ~ BE SOLD.
. cases 81 NlNNlF ClOIlISff I2+c.;
80 dozen LADIES ard GEN T. q " IN
FLEFCF-LtNED GLOVES 60 100. pair
sold everywhere 20 25c.;
LADIES, GEAILEMEh tnd CHILDREN
lfANDkf RCHlFF~ Of every description
LADIES WRAPS of every description 20 r'-
ducCd prices. ,......
We also 0ncr special large stock n Fl AlID
JEWEIRN On tilc most advanced plrcrn-
Special Offering 90 LADIES'. GIN lLEhL N'.
and tIilLDRIN-~ KNIT INDtRW } AIR.
see orr LADIES VESTS at 81 60. heretofore ,HI
ai soc;
LADIES WON~TEE JERSEYS 10 f5.lJ.;
Besides thousands of various Dfhtr RnDd-
COHEN BRO1liiiS.
dc lO-Sa, cuGW Fourth ana Broad streta
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,.SA4A.-p-s-r--.tss - -
sesoTp ToUDDnUp009I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1ScT-ia GAestos- 9pn-iS
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SENATE RECESS.

Mr.. WILCOX offered resolution that
when the Senate adiourns to-day it adjourn
TO meet on Tuesday.
Mr.. BAILEY moved to strike out Tuesday
and insert Monday. Reiected-ayeS, II;
noes, II.
Mr.. EsKEIDGE moved to reconsider.
Hostages, II; noes, II.
AdOpted-ayes. 20; noes, 1G.
Adjourned TO meet on Tuesday.
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f-J~ CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH south side of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth Streets. Rcy. p. 8. PETERSON.
plsi1r.-Rcular services SUNDAY az ii 4. VI. and
1870 T.. 81 seats free.
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~ TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth aud Broad strcct5i-Ecv j. WILEY
BLEDsoE, pl,tor.-Prcaching At II 4 " and at
1901 p. Il. Young mems praycr-mceung from 3
10 T. NJ.
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r1Y PARK-PLACE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Cwcst Franklin street,
Services by the pastor. Subjects: IL y. NJ, "Ihc
Success q Holy Life; - +. NJ, "Ihc FUR
pose Of the Storm
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TT COND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth streCt-l.-Gcy. IiENEY
MCDONALD, u. D., VIII preach on SUNDAY at II
A. NJ and 7.3O Z. ".
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Tons Ofncw rail put
In track.
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IN d. & L. MITTELDORFER,
SCI BROAD STREET.
HOLIDAY GOODS
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
DOLLS. DOLLS, DOLLS! SHELL BOXES
SILK HANDhERCiIIEYs
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JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.
TIE DUELLIsTs.

The bill removing the political disabili-
ties of Messrs. Ward, Trigg, and others
was rccommitted, on motion OF Mr.. THUR
MAN. i'm order that the names Of all parties
needing relief Of the same sort may be in
corporated i'm the bill.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at II o'cl0ck-Spcakcr
FOWLER in the chair. Prayer by the Rev.
W. G.. Starr, ID. ID.