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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TT FOR CHRISTMAS, NOW AT
sYCIE BROTHERS,.

Great bargains win he offered during the next
two weeks IA articles suitable for holiday presents
200 very rich DOLMANs. handsomely trimmed In
PLUSH and FUR, from ~ 10 s35;
500 CL0AKS, richly trimmed with PLUSH, FUR
and ORNAMENTS. from SO TO $50;
200 CHILDREN's CLOAKs from - 70 s1t-tht
latest styles. handsomely trimmed.
A special examination OF these goods is solicited
(you viii save money by doing soj, we are de-
termincd to close them out.
BLACK SILKS, 20 inc ii. 9oc
BLkCK SILKS, e1inchcs-PoNsoN-atsi 81, were
BLACK SILKS, "a Inches-TAPEssIER-ai
sl.25. were $3.50;
BLACK SILKS, 90 inches-PONsON-vnrr
10 wear, at sl.65. were So:
BLACK SATINS at 97c., were S1.2j
BLACK RADZfMlRs Mt f1.25, were $3.50;
BLACK sATiNs DE LYON At sl.5G, were si.SJ
BLACK BROCADES at Sl.5J. were SO;
BLACK WATERED SILKS, "a inches, at $3.50,
BLACK Mh0iIiHRE and BRocADE at 1886, were
CoL0RED SILKS, all shades, at 95c., were sI.15;
COLORED SILKS, all shades, at 81, were Sl.25 ,
COLOEED SILKS, all shades, ut S1.l5, were
C0LoRED BROCADE sATINs TO MATCH.
COL0RED sATlNS DE LYON at sl.65, were
CoLoRED RADzIArRs, best quality, 4, so, were
CoioREb sATINs, all shades, at 0Oc., were
coLoREb sATINs DUCHEssE at s1.25, were
$3.50;
MORE SATIN STRIPES, all shades, at 1925,
were Sl.75.
DRESS GOODS for holiday presents at greatly
reduced prices. ~
Great bargains in CLOTHS and CLOAkINGS.
HANDK ERCIIEFS-Siik and Linen. Plain and
Fancy. Lace and Embroidered IIcmmed and
Ucmstltched: for neck. for pocket for show,
for use, for ladies. for gentlemen for m sses FOR
mastars.from 6sc., the lowest. 10 So. the highest
LACE ARTTCL ES-Ass ortment unriyalled. shapes
without Number, new Collars, new Cuffs, new
Fichus. new Squrrcs, new JabOts-stylcs pretty
and rich, materials the hest:
GLOVES-AI the best qualities, Lined and I'M
lined. With and without Fur-fOr ladies' gen
tlemen, and children:
SPECIALITIES FOR THE HOLlDAIS-Fancy
Perfumery Boxes, Toilet Sets, Combs and
Brushes in boxes; Plated Jewelry, Velvet
Purses. Pockct-Books and Leather Satchcls
Handsome Pn-Cushlon-. n large variety Of La
dies and Gcntlcmen's Kid Gloves. Genuemcn's
Scarfs and Ties I'm great variety a new assort-
mont Of Tablo-Coycrs and Napkins. Boulevard
Skirts, and many other articles too numerous
10 mention. SNCLE BROTHERS,
dc ll-cod 31l Broad street.
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LYNCHRURG.


THE CITY CoUNCII.-FIRE DEPAFTMENT-IN-
DICTED POR FORGERY AND THEFT OTHER
ITEMS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
DECEMBER 10. 1881.
An adjourned meeting Of the Common
Council was held last night, at which the
proposition for paid fire department was
almost unanimously voted down. and q
resolution adopted in lieu thereof continue
ing the volunteer system. but with numer-
Gus improvements. 1t was also determined
to provide telephone alarm system.
Young Robertson, who ii Is alleged rob
bed the depot office Of the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company at Gilmore's
mill recently, and was arrested in this city
several days since, has been indicted by the
grand Jury OF RockbriGge on live counts
for forgery besides on separate count for
robbery.
The Richmond and Allegheny Company
has rented the front Office on the ground
floor in the VirqiaiGn building for an eX-
press and telegraph office, and Mr.. Barbour
informs me he will also establish there n
general ticket-agcncy. The Virginidn will
have It's counting-room on the second floor
of the building.
Attorney-General Field is in the city to-
day.
DR.. Spencer, whose alarming Illness has
been announced, is improving.
BEAUMONT.
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Beruhardt's FaifhIcss Lover.

now HE WAS RMiTTEN BY THE PAT COtON-
BIER, AND WE SEQUEL TO BEENHaEDT'S
BITTER W.T..
When Bernhardt came overt the United
States she was accompanied by Jehan Sou
dan, Partisan writer. He was very
small, very closc-buttoned up 10 the neck,
very btishy haired. and very much like a
particularly mild and girlish divinity stu
dent. For all that, he was the accre-
dited temporary lover OF Bernhardt.
His other GRAND was to write an ac-
count OF her tour, TO be published rs
from her own pen. While in New York
he was an object OF considerable ridicule,
and his name was maltrcsted from ,Jchan
Soudan into Sudden Johnny. But Colom-
bier, the fair and fat actress of Bernhardts
company, did not regard him rs comic.
Quite on tllo contrary, she fell in love with
him, and he fell in love with her. How
ever, this new reciprocity OF hearts was
kept hidden until near the end of the Jour
new. Then 1t came out through Sud-
den Johnny carelessly kissing Colom-
bier too loud in thin-partitloned
dressing-rocm. The smack was heard by
Bernhard. don't imagine that she cared
much for Johnny or would have missed
him from the ranks Of her favored adj
mirers; but it made her Just us mad as she
could stick 10 lose him to Colombier. Now,
Colombief's beauty was married by a deflec-
ton Of her nose TO one side. That's not
much; for the chances are ten to one that
the sides OF your own face don't exactly
agree. Try glass critically and see.
Well, when Colombicr emerged from her
rom with Johuny Co 90 OH the STAGE Sarah
regarded her Quizzically, and then said
something i'm French equivalent to:
"Ah, my dear, fear you kiss too much
on one side OF your mouth. II has really
and truly bent your nose awry. DO LET
the other side have some Of Jehan's atten-
tion."
No more was said. But that Johnny and
Colombier plotted deep revenge is evi-
dent, for the book appears In Paris with
the name OF Colombier instead Of Bern
hardt rs author, and among its numerous
ridiculous lies about Americans are some
spiteful little filings ut Sarah.
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
DIR. E. W. BENSON,
\ wELL-KNOWN PRACTICING PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON,
or BALTIMORE, Mo.

DIR. BENSON has for the past tweniy-Onc years
paid much attention 10 nervous diseases, and has
discovered that the EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAMOMILE combined IN 4 certain proportion
Invariably cures either Sick Headache Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Ordinary Head
ache, Neuralgia. Nervousness, Dyspepsia, sleep
lcssncss, or Paralysis. They arc prepared in the
shape OF Pills. and contain no opiom, quininc, or
other harmful drug. but arc intended expressly TO
cure, and ,cHi cure, the above-named diseases.
The celebrated DR.. Hammond, of New York
city. says: ~ have found DIR. Benson's Celery
and ChamomIe Pills arc invaluable in all eases Of
nervous diseases" Other physicians to the num-
her of over five hundred endorse them in equally
strong terms. Every one is now tall ing of the
wonderful cures effected since they have been
placed before the public.
This is a triumph in medical chemistry, and
sufferers ali over the whole country, and even
abroad, arc ordering by mall and otherwise.
Sold by all druggists. Price, so cents box.
Depot 100 NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTI-
MORE, MD. By mail, two boxes for 81, or six
boxes for $3.50.
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tn JULIUS MEYER d son,
COL AND 603 BROAD STREET.
OUR BUYER AGAIN on TlIE MtRKET.AND
BARG ANS COMING IN EVERY DAY.
VIZ oPFER THIS WEEK {:

VIZ oPFER THIS WEEK:
40 piece Of DRESS FLANNELs In every color
II 2Oc.;
Another lot Of the ALL-wOOL MONTE CLOTHS
ri the exceedingly low price OF 15c.;
so pieces extrl-lni,h WORsTED BROCADE at
12c.;
30 pieces ILLUMINATED STRIPES FOR trim
mings, from 30 10 Soc;
20 pieces SILK and WOESTED PLAIDS at 2Jc.
former price i0c.;
10 pieces OAiBRE STRIPES at 40c., former price
Coo;
In BLACK SILK VELYETS We otter some eN-
traordinary bargains
2i-inch oxtrs-full SILh-FACEyELYET at 1913
worth ~:
All shade in C0LoRED-sILKvELyET At sl.5O
40 pieces ecc'i Wide PACIFIC PEECALBs at s4c,
regular price l2a.c.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
10 pieces ALI.-WOOL SERGE, at 20c.. worth
Another lot Of the c.,ra-Anlsh LUPiN'S BLACK
10 dozen 2SI' MiaSFs 'TiW0-EUTTONEID GLOVES
cHIIif.BSRRENS 'F't'R-ioP DOGsKIN MTTs at
so dozen LADIES' GAUNTLET-LINED
so dozen LADIES FOUR-ELAsTIC LINED
THREAD GLOVES NJ l1c.; -
40 dozen ALEXANDER lhhi-fs-hA li'N MIR
at coo.
In BLACK SILK PRINCES and GIhPS we Offer
some special drives:
HEAVY SILK and CHENILLE BEADED
FRINGE At 4Oc.: -,
Handsome HEAVY SILK and CHENILLE
HEADED FRINGE ~ soc. worth 6jc.;
FXTRA-LONG and HEAVY SILK aud CHE
MILE BEADED PRINCES AZ zoe. worth
81; ...
cOlur-; $500 1870, 800. ,.
oar entire stock II BLACK and COLORED SILK
GlRDLEs ut greatly reduced prices.
VIC cali special attention 20 our line Il hEHlNO
and ALL WOOL UNDEE EAR NemNe
received another lot Of those - 1890,
GENTLFMEN'S PURE ALL-WO0L MIDI
GATED SCARLET SHIRTS tl.2J; ....
so dozen LADIES EXrRh-fINlSH MERlNO
VESTS nj soc. worth fully 75c.;
CII!LDREN'S MERINO VESTS from 2Jc. 10
10 1925.
VIII omen I'm 4 few days now and handsome line
Of LADIES LIGHT CLOTH JACKETS ~ spe-
cial low prices. julius MIR TX * Sun.
no 2q-dtf 6Oi aud 6O3 Broad street
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New Commentary on ~. Mark.

A Commentary on the Gospel according to
gqric. BY Rev.) ". \. CAMPBELL.
Richmond: Presbyterian Publishing
Company. 1881.
We have here only the first nlnety-six
pages Of Mr.. CAsPBgLL's comments. He
gives the text according TO the New Version
az well as the authorized version, but bases
bis commentary upon the latter.
The book will be published in several
parts OF about the same size. Rev. Drs.
HoGE and HAzRy testify to It's value.
for sale by the publishers.
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The new liquor LAW which shortly goes
,eso effect in Indiana makes the dealer and
sho buyer equally liable and responsible.
Dealers who -ell 10 drunkards are fined for
shc first and second offences, and for the
third offence arc liable - imprisonment
and Acknowledgement, and persons guilty
IS drunkenness nrc served In exactly the
ss.ne way. The law makes no distinction
between tho two.
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DEATHS.

Died, at the residence OF her grandfather, >; T.
Bradley, nenrico county. December 10th, ELLA
b. DRINkER. only child Of Jos. r. and W. A.
Drinker; aged sixteen months.
Burial AT Retreat Farm, near lakewood cemetery,
At o'clock l.. VI. SUNDAY. December i ith.
Friends and relatives are respectfully Invited 10
attend.
Died, AZ 1890 y. VI. saturday, December ION.
Of typhoid dyscntery. HERMAN hoPILE, IN lhe
forty-eIghth year of his age.
New York and II. Louis papers please copy.
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Eur 40 HOLIDAY Presents WITHOUT
seeing Or. Seotts beautiful Electric Hair
lad FLESH Brushes. They dllcdys benefit
I'D rel, and marvellously cure Headaches,
petralgia, DsndrufI, Falling Hair, Bald.
ness. Rheumatisn, etc. Price refunded II
rot a. represented. AT Drug and Fancy"
Strrcs.
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rT' JAMAICA RUM, ST. CROIX
RUM. ARRAC, SCOTCH wHIsKEY, OLD
PEACH and APPLE BRANDY-all Of very best
quality-for sale by
de 1l-2w OSCAR CRAM.
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Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham, a3S Western
avenue, Lynn, Mass, Is rapidly acquiring
an enyiable reputation for the surprising
cures which daily result from the Use -of
her Vegetable Compound in all female
diseases. scad to her FOR pamphlets.
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M" WHISkEf.-The largest assort-
ment Of FINE OLD WHIsKEYS-RYE and
BOURBON-to be found in the state OF Virginia.
For sale in bond or tax-paid By
delI-2w OSCAR CRANE.
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~ METHODIST SUNDAY-SC1OOL
sOCIETY.-Thc regular monthly meeting Of the
Methodist Sunday schools Of Richmond and Man
chester will be held az Centenary church THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock. Interesting
exercises may be expected. The public invited 60
attend. A. l.. WEST, President.
Charies p. Rddy, Secretary.
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NJ HOOK AND MosELLE.-Just re

~" 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 10 the selection OF these
WINES, and procured some rare yntages that
cannot be duplicated.
dc 1I-2w OSCAR CRAM.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M" CHAMPAGNE have now in
store fresh shi pment OF my CHAMPAGNE,
(" PREMIERE SERRE,r OF the 1878 vintage, SUI
pcrior to any sent out from France for n number
Of years; also, all the other leading brands OF
CHAMPAGNE. OSCAR CRAM,
de ll-2w No. IA Governor street.
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MARRIAGES.

| MARRIED. On The nirht Of November 30th. Mt the
| residence ~ tho brdet parents by Rev. Dr. We'd
| dell, GEORGE HAEEI. OF Greene county Va
! TO Miss ANNIE LIPsCOMB, OF this chy'
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rr YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

soCIATION.-Scrvlce o. song THIS EVENING az
$50 O'Clock IN the lccture-room Of the Associa-
lion. A choir and organ will aid I'm the singing.
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rsr ONLY NON-HrMANIZED YIRrs.
HORSES. MILES, &c.
MULES AND HORSES. y

MULES AND HORSES &7l
| have opened WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STABLES at No. 1893 Franklin street, Rich
mond. Va, where | will keep good supply ~
MULES and HORSES always on hand. My sales
man, Mr.. JOHN N. FACE, win do all IN his power
10 give each and all fair and square dealing. Any
person not finding what they want N my stables
can address me- care 26 east Fifth street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, which Is my headquarters for buying,
and II do not hll the order 10 suit them, both IN
quality and price, they need not take the stock.
Everything guaranteed n be Just as represented.
Mr.. Peter P.lul's extensive business In the mule
and horse line Is just opposite mine. ....
dc I0-3mS GEORGE ID. BENNETT.
EOR SALE, A FINE RIDING On
Il HORSE. Inquire 81 ofhce No. 4 State .Zfs2A
Bank. DC iO-3t
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MEETINGS..

L EGION OFIONOR.-Thc members Of
IL LAFAYETTE COUNCIL. No. COZ. A. l.. H.,
viii please attend stated meeting ut West-End
Hall, corner MunfOrd and BrOad streets, MON
DAY EVENING, December IL. 1881. at ~
O'Clock. Business Of importance VIII be transact
cd. and also The election OF officers Tor the ensuing
term. Members are requested 20 come prepared %
pay Assessment No. Is. Members 81 sister cOun-
ellis are cordially invited to unite with rs by Or
der of tho Commander. r. h. THOLL,
dc Lifts Secretary.
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GRAND SECRETARY's OFFICE
III MAIN STREET.

TIIIIHUND. IIftfIITl'T % IToIs
THE GRAND ANNUAL COM A
4 MTNICATION or THE GRAND ~
LODGE or ANCIENT YORK NASONS M
OF VIRGINIA will be held I'm ~. Aibans/ v
Hall. I'm the city of Richmond, on MONDAY, l2ih
instant. ut O'Clock L. VI.
Ey order Of VI. W.
PEYTON ;. COLES, Grand NaStc-.
WILLIAM b. IsAACS. Grand secretary.
NOfe.-Dclcgatcs will apply 10 their depot Ticket
agents for special tickets over the following limos
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, Richmond and NJ
lcshany railway. Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac raj road, and the Richmond and D1nyille
system of railroads. W. d. lSAAtS.
de 6-d.sw&wtd Grand secretary
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BLAIR'S CuLORAL 'THYMoL PR0PHYLAC-
TIC AND DislSFECTANT
Gest-o-s the germs Of contagious diseases In sc-
cordance with the latest teachings of science. Its
use /. .tmple. harmless. and agreeable. 1, r en-
ployod by .ome OF our ablcst physicians.
Prepared By D. bLAlk'
corner Brood and Ninth streets.
Price. SOC. = bottle. no .
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DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERsHIPs.

NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.
From and after this date WELLINGTON GOD
DIN, who has been engaged In the Business Of real
estate agent aud auctionecr for many years. has
admitted a. partner his son HheNiE ID. GOD
DIN. TIE business hereafter Will be carried on
under the name and style OF WELLINGTON
GODDlS & son. They sollciI the patronage Of
their friends, pledging themselves TO II faithful
disc barge Of all the trusts cOnhded 20 them In the
SALES or REAL ESTATE, whether privately
or at public auction. W. GODDiN,
II. ID. GoDDIN.
dc 2-dIw&t2iawtm
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MT GRAND OPENING OF GOODS
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.

We will be ready on MONDAY. December 18th,
to make the greatest exhibit OF FANCY GOODS
that has perhaps ever been made in this city.
II has been our assiduous endeavor 20 place be
fore our patrons everything that l. NEW and
NOVEL, USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL.
We would call special attention to DRESDEN
WARE, JAPANESE WARE, FRENCH, ENG
LIsH, and AMERICAN FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, special large purchase In
REAL LACE GOODS
OF special Low PRICES.
800 dozen SILK HANDKERCHIEF Of every
description.
Special purchase Of
RUSSIA LEATHER ARTICLES,
ALBUMS, CIGAR-CNSEs, MONEY-BOoKS,
HANDBAGS, CARD-CASEs, ETC.
The above goods were purchased 10 great adyan-
tage. and viii be sold far bclov regular value.
We positively do not carry FANCY ARTICLES
beyond the holidays, aud therefore offer them at
very SMALL ADVANCE On COST TOSELL.
We have also 70 offer very extensive stock Of
DRY GOODS
at prices that have no precedence. Among them
FANCY SlLk PLUSliES at s2.7J a yari-sold
heretofore a. So
COLORED PLUSIlFs NJ S2.5o-sold at -;
PARIS FUR Pill SHES at IL. -, aud s5.5O-lhc
price Of which has been 80, slO, and sl2
yard;
BLACK and COLORED SILK vELYETs at eoc..
the general price Of which Is sl.IJ yard
Also large stock OF
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND SATlNS
In various new effects ai UNPRECEDENTED
PRICES.
The season T. advancing rapidly 10 a close, and
our goods MUST III SOLD.
O cases Of MUMAtlE CLOTIiSai I2sc.;
SO dozen LADIES aud GEN LEhEN'
FLEECE-LfNED GLOVES - Toe. pair
sold everywhere at 25c.: ..
LADIES'. GENTLEMEN'S, and CHlLDREN'>
UANDKFRCInEFS OF every description;
LADIES WRAPS Of every description AZ re-
ducCd prices. ...,.,.
We also offer y special large stock or PLATED
JEWELRY I'm the most advanced patterns.
Special offering OF LADIES', GENILEMkN'S,
and CHILDRENS KNIT lNDERM EAR.
See our LADIES VESTS AZ 3Ttc., heretofore told
n soc;
LADIES WORSTID JERSEYS at $50;
Besides thousands OF various other goods.
COHEN BROTHERS,
de lO-Sa.Su&W Fourth and Broad streets.
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TtNEs.
lITY TAXEs.

C'ii 'AAh
OFFICE o. TuE CTrY CoNLECroi.t
RICHMOND. VA, No,enlher 30, 1881.
THIS OFFICE WILL III OPEN DAILY from .
O'Clock A. w. 70 O'Clock y. " nom the loih
TO TIE SlSr DAY OF DRCEMBER ine9tA'iN"
for the purpose Of receiving from sny pcse"n VIZ
hasslrcady paid one-half only of,hc CITY : NNbN
eksrgcd % them the remaining halr
TEN PER CENTUN
viii bc added 10 the smonnl Of ssid rc'n14nins
half wherc The party ASSESSED -iau istl 10 pay 'a
or before December SLIT.
Any person having failed 10 pay hsf Of ihe IN
as-essad against them Ia june aud -hsn fail TO ''
the whole amoant on or before December JI'' WIS
be Liable to penalty Of
TWENTY FER CRNrUN
upon The whole amount assessed against theia
4. r. wooD~o>'
del-lm Cip Collector,
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DURN THE RED G OIL.
PT'RF SON-FXPLOSlVE. AND BEAUTIFUL,
AND TIE BEST OIL IN USE.
Give n trial. beware Of limitations. For
sale al wholesale and retail By
BODEkER BRO1HERs Druggists.
NJ e-s13m l4l4 Main street.
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II makrs the skin white, soft, and smooth; rc-
moves tan and frocklcs, and Is tho REST TOILET
DRESSING IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up,
two bottles In one package, consisting Of both In
tcrnal and xtcrnal treatment an irst-class drug
dc 11-codlw
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~ ID. a. Il. MITTELDORFEp
527 BROAD STREET.


HOLIDAY GOODS,
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLsi sHHtJ. Row,
SILK HANDKERCHfEFs. N'
We have just opened = large stocl or
NEW GOODS.
bought az the recent large auction ,ei...-,.
York, consisting OF
DRESS GOODS, in al color- and ou,l,,i..
Sc. per yard 10 s1.25 per yard:
BLACK SILKS at very low prices.
BLACK BROCADE SILKS cheaper hsn er...
sATINs, PLUsIIEs, yELYETG. Cfo,g.
sACQUEs, DOLMANs, CLSTKRs. io -
variety, at prices 10 suit al:
BLACK ChsHMERES, BLACK sifTjD. mon.
TAMIsE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE. N.,,,,'
CLOTH. BLACK TAFFETA, from ,i.. h..
est prices n the Gne.t imported:
BLANKETS from si.25 to flj per prir
CARPETS CARPETS, CARPIr>,
RUGsl RUGS! ECGsl
CARPETS from auction 10 ;he following ,-,
Is, 20, %, 2J, 2S, 81, 81, 30, IL, iq.s- o.,
81, ~, s5c. and al fof tn 1'-t.
UNDERSTANDS UNDERSHrET>,
LADIES', CHILDREN'S, and GFNTIy,ft.,.,
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS n D, VI.
% the finest made:
INDICATED RED SHIRTS ard DRNWFp, .,
Sl.2J worth $3.50;
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUSDRTYD siUpr> ..
so, go, IS, Soc, and 1.-THE b.ei eooe. c.r,t.
money in the city.
TABLE-LINFk-
wINE-CLOTIIs.
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
sHEETISGs,
COTTONS,
MARsElLLES QCuTs
COMFORTABLE-
HORSE BLANkErS
CASSIMERFS.
CLOAKINGS, MOTIONS. UOtgERY.
KID GLOVES, LACE COLLARS. ari
DoMEsTICs ofall Kind, 90 FNTri'ir-
IL LOW PRICES.
Give US IN carly cali
ID. 4 =. AITrELDORkFF
&c I1-Su.W&Sa 527 Broad -fr,f.
G73- GRAND OPENING OP HOLIDAY
GOODS AT
LEVY BROTHERS
on THURSDAY MORNING, Dcoembcr g. l-eI.
fde 81
f8- ANOTHER GRAND OPENING
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FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LEND on CITY or
COUNTRY REAL ESrATE
on LONG TIME
Moderate charges. Business con1ionnsL
r. B. CHAFFlN & CO..
Do I-dtW2m Resl t4tate Agtni-
OFFICE or TIE RICHMOND AND WEsr l0i,tl
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND " AHhiipthH
tONPASY. I45 BHOADWAT, Room q,
NEW YORK. D.csmbsT %, l~sl.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
i TlIE RICHMOND AND WET PnlNl
TERMINAL RAILWAY AID MARtllul @f
COMPANY o1er the "lriyll"yc - o. -.t.r-
holders Of record December ~. U.s. = sii'-cfi-
bling. 70 ~ extent not exceeding haf e tltl -I f
70 the "SlX PER CENT. ACCOUNT LAIN
BONDS" Of the VIRGINIA MIDI MD BAIL
WAY COMPANY n seventy cents On tnf i.. o..
with bonus Of 80 per cent - uie suis~ri il.H %
the common stock Of The same company.
The subscription to hs paid 10 Ne office D 'ie
company. lf5 broadway. Room Z, Sew .rA cry
IN two equal instalIpcntthe trst IN ~ lTfnr' l'
ccmher 70. 1881 the tccond When call o. Nf'H
delivery II the Income h1nds and sorA rY" .H
the hands u the engTayer.
The books Of the com pany VII - clo'-'l ui w.
Union Trust Company. ~ Nv ioih, u tA'i D.
Agent at 4. NJ. December l2fh, md rnYl'-N
on the morning Of Dsccmh,r 10Th.
WILLIAM u. TRlrt.
Dc c-lw ticneT1i tcr.i
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
~ stockholders Of the RICHMOND, YORK
RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD con-
PANY will he held nj tho Office Of the company on
TUESDAY, December Is, 1881. pursuant ~ adj
journmcni. W. l.. SMITH,
no 25-td Secretary.
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nRUGs. MEDICINES, ds.

GAlNST SMALLPOX, DIPHTHE-
y RIA, TYPHO1D-FEVER, &c.
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NrOTICF Is UERERY GIVEN TIA

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
aTOC HOLDERS or THE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGUANY RAILROAD COMPANY viii be
held ut the company's office. Richmond. Va. on
the second TUESDAY. being the 18Th day Of Dc
cember next at % NJ. for The purpose Of clccting
Board OF Directors 10 serve one year. and for the
transaction Of any other bu-iucs. that may be
brought before the meeting. r.. II. LELAND.
Secretary Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
panY. 70 -.'--llCIh