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t8nlrmond gispatrt,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1882.
Cuts Both WAYS.

TIE Nation attempts 10 rldicule the
charge Of Mr.. EoBEsoN, OF New Jersey. that
the Journals which oppose appropriations
10 rivers in the interior of the country arc
working In the interest OF railroad monopo-
lists and controlled by said monopolsts.
VIC are sure that Tie Nation Is rot ini'u.
enccd by any unworthy motive in its war
upon the congressional custom oil annually
appropriating large amount OF money TO
the Improvement Of rivers and har-
hcrs, Nevertheless, we must look upon
IL either as a sort OF iluyal crank OF rs
a journal Of very limited horizon. The
air with which Il assumes that Ill The good
people OF this country are On It's side Of
Tits question reminds Us Of the simplicity
a. the Vicar OF Wakefield. The feet that
Congress las for years treated the rayinSs
81 The New York press or tais sul iect with
yndisguised contempt las made no I'M
preston whatever upon our esteemed con-
temporary. Ii is not less confident
that the voters OF the entire coCn-
Try are tcnt UPON oXtcrrinaiirg the
race CT coY.1cssmcn who give money to .he
Improvement OF what il satiricaliy styles
"Gravc, Run" Congress viii 4: lis pre-
sent session again endcavor 10 teach les
son TO the metropolitan " press; bat with
the same want Of success. VIC fear, which
has heretofore attended or followed its
teachings In this regard. OR rivers VIII
ae. The money needed for their improve
mcnt, and the New York papers win con-
tinuc to protest ageinst such "rccklcss
waste" CT Tic peoples mcroy.'
Tie Nation argues that The charge iirs;
above alluded TO canEot be true; because
the New York papers favored the removal
OF all tolls Oh the Erie canal. But thls az
yunont proves too much. We SAID that
the motto Of those papers was, "Grcst Is
this country, and New York Is its city"
We, therefore, cannct be silenced by such
an argument; for it tends 10 prove that We
were right in our position. 10 allow the
Mississippi 10 remain cbstructcd is TO
bcacit New FORK; therefore, the New
York papers oppose appropriations to
ina. river. To forbid The Erie canal
10 charge tolls is 10 bcnclt New
York; therefore, the New York ra-
pcrs advocated this prohibition. The ar-
g,,mont OF tie Nation is good as agains.
tho charge that the New York papers arc
c,tted In tie interests OF the railroads; but
TO, good as against lhe charge that those
papers would build up New Yorl: at The
expense CT the rest OF the country. In
deed Mr. VANDrRBMr ard Mr.. GOULD may
have such large possessions in New York
city that even they may have considered il
10 their interest to abolish all tolls On The
Erie canal; but surely this fact would moi
prove that those famous railroad monopC
lists DO not regard the Mississippi river as
rival OF tlicir railroads.
We beg our New York contemporaries
10 raise their eyes. DO not initiate Bun
YAN's man with the muci.-rake In his ina
b.lity to see en- oijec. outside Ct tie r2r-
row space which bounded his efforts.
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The Porktolca Centennial Ode and OMer
Poems. BY JAMES BARRON HorE. Nor
folk: Landmark Publishing Company.
1882.
We DO not always agree with Mr.. HOPE
IN bis views Of party policy; but when the
question OF poetry is raised, we at once
salute him as .taci!e princeps among our
virginia poets. such poem as the York.
town Ode would have made the fame Of a
poet in England, and given him an assured
place amongst "the few, tH immortal
names that were not born to dic.v Other |
wen known OF Mr.. IIopE's poems arc con-
fained In this little volume.
For sale In Norfolk; and no doubt In
Richmond also. Our copy comes, we
;uess, from Messrs. HUME, PARKER &
iopeEs, Of the former city.
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The Chicago Times says that eve are q
nation with 4 large \, OF course, but To-
caity stiil counts for something, and a
state that has twice as many senators as it
has representatives, or thercaboui, can't
have the presidency also
That dictum rules out ali aspirants living
in Rhode Island and Delaware. Would the
Times consent 80 the election OF Prcsi-
den. from 4 State having rs many repre-
sCBiativCs IS senators:
We don think that BAYARD or ANrHo-
NY-onc a Democrat, the other Republi-
can.-neod be disturbed by the YdnoS'S
dictum. The trouble Is that the small
states have 50 iew votes in National
Convention that they cannot start their
fayortcs with boom.
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PETERSBURG.

DEATH or A. hcsp lADy--THs WRECK CO
TIE sTHsnrg CArelE - DLpAgT JEE OF 4
MINISTER.
fCogroa pcLdoHCc oftlsc E;chm md IisYs.;cn.l
DTcEgrgn Is. 1857.
Mrs. Anne Patterson, q sister of tie laic
Bishop Atkinson. OF Notl, Carolina, aud
Of Mrs. D.. G{'scn, g. 'a.s c;ty, and
mother Of orr lownsman, Captain John j.
Patterson. died yesterday at III advanced
age. Her funeral took place tlii. afterlocn
from t,c Second Prcs1s tCTian church.
she vss lsdy in whose lie were eXc,.:-
Vliiicd all the Christian virtues.
a gentleman Who visited i;i;.it'. whar!
on saturday says The wreck OF tic steamer
Carrie i iy;Gg submerged thcrc, only her
stern tic:1g visible. About 10 BAGS OF pea
nuts and other articles OG her cargo which
had ilcaicd from tic deck were found cn
tie bani.jcf the river lor space Ct nearly
a mile below Tic wharf. a diver is to he
PIT TO work at once 10 remove thc cargo in
the sunAen vessel. IL Is Believed that Gle
company VII pat another. steamer ON the
line at once.
Rev. Hugh Celyin Smith, for thr pas'
two years pastor OF ti,c Old-Sircei Prcsby-
terrain churca, IN this city, preached lis
farewell Sermon yesterday, and this after
noon lett with hi; family for licar1C,
TeXas, whore he has accepted csll.
RoniN Apilr.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

HIGHWAY oBDEEy-PEescNAL- CHGl5TIAs.
lCorrcsfonicnoc Of the sic;.mond pispatcn.J
rECENBEE ~, 1882.
4 nan named NaupiD presented TO the
Commemorative Attorney on saturday .
statement, the substance OF which is rs iol
lows: He had been in town on Friday
night, and carly Saturday morning started
ont on the old IYncbburg road towards his
home. and Lad proceeded as In as Captain
J. Archer uarris's gate, when there sud
denly emerged from the side OF thc road
Ian WHO dCranded his "money or lis
life." Rot realizing at first ihe position,
lie hc-it;tcd, ana was sirrak aud knocked
senseits5 IA tie road. When he returned
10 con ciousuess he found tla. his s.,s-
pendcls had been striped iroll him and
lis hands had GcCn tied with them down
under his knees. lie sirpgclCd TO &C:
loose, but was uraClc 10 Cyirccie iiimsll.
until 1lr. Eascne Dsyi5's miikman passed
along and assisted lin 20 lis feet. lie as
certa.ned that lie had Teen robbed Of al
the money he had (atout $50 and lis
p0cbot-boGk thrown down in the road.
he does not know who his assailant was,
whether he was Whit or Back, OF whether
there were more thaa Que. The mans
wrists shewc1 s'gug OF abrasion as though
rubbed by & cord. and certain other occur
renccS that have happened recently req
ders his statement quite probable.
a. !. Parish, ESQ. treasurer Of this
county. VINO has been quite i'll for two
weeks past with pneumonia, is reported
better.
Everybody aud everything seem 20 bc
pointing 60 prospective happy time du-
ring the Christmas holidays. Ii has been 4
prosperous year with the farmers, and the
merchants anticipate rich harvest in con-
sequence, rs evidenced Ivy the immense
stocks OF goods OF al kinds Eid in for the
occasion. OUR.
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Senator BGowN, OF Georgia, is practical
man most decidedly. lie is OF opinion
that there is 10 earthly necessity for two
sets CT Federal revenue officers in this
country, and has set forth bis views clearly
and briefly in resolution which he has
offered in the Senate. Senator BROWN
also objects decidedly 10 passing law hay
ing for It's objects the continuance in Of
fee OF all the prestn, Federal Republican
officials. No law touching ciyi-seryice re-
form can be enforced against the will OF
the President OF the United States we are
inclined 10 think.
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The Constitution of the United States
SAYS that the President shall appoint GER
tain officers O, the United stales-a few ii
thcm-by and with the advice and consent
o; The Senate. Ii then adds that Congress
may by law vest the appointment OF such
inferior officers rs they think proper in the
President alone, in tbe courts ci lazy. or in
the beads Of departments. Suppose Con-
gress should provide That the President
should appoint no CLERKS or other inferior
officials, but that al such in all the depart
mcnts should be appointed respectively by
the heads Of the several departments. Can
Congress grant 4 part OF the power to ap-
point aud withhold part? Can it prevent
the heads Of departments from " making it
too hot" for their subordinates: We
doubt il.
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spcCIAL NOTICES.
IF UNTIL THE LAST Youn HOLIDAY GOODS ONCE
E NOW SHOW A LARGE STOCK OF

EMBROIDERED CAS- HMEh. RODm ,,, az ~, Te,tu p,s
reduced priccs-.,n elegant present LOT 4 10"
BEip.. CRADLE, CRIB: and CARRiACE-
III ANiiCTs 1T extraordinary bargains. as re
purchased 1900 pairs at the big sale In New
prrits rAnRIAGE- and sLElGn-ROBEs. 40 for
robe That has leen SOLD FOR 80 In this city
within the last two months;
4 LARGE and elegant stock Of LADIES' DRESS
Ribbons, FIsiNGE3. BRAID5, GIMPs. BIT
TONS. FUR TRIMMINGS. TUE COLLARS,
LOOPi, aud other DGEsS-rRlMMiNds:
WHITE NUBiAS ut 2lc.-rcgular price every
TRUiEShs and sATcuELs in greaivariety low
The 'I cefIe cbiGtd NoNPAnlsL yELyETEES in
all cO,crs-iLc genuine article has tie name
s.lmLc.l 90 TIC bacS;
MOGUETTE. AXnlNsTER. BODY nREssEis,
TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS, iiINEE-pLl. N
GiAIN,LiSp, RAG, HEMP, CHINESE, aud
OU-CLOT'Ils N ali wid,h--iic celebrated LiEQ-
IIUU Ia all new p1';cris-iAiH article VIII
ou'we any ether iiOor-cp' ,rirg that i manu-
SMYRNA. yELYET, TAPESTRY. and OIL
CIOTli RUGS:
JERSEYS IN oil co,oys for hdics-this f. The now
cst-stl le garment out-tci oHe 1T once - they
ayc going f-ft:
KNIT GOODS, such ~ cay. Loggins, Mite ~
bn., Socls. il el.cfs. aad iuc-:
QUILTS IN croat variety from fOc. 90 $40;
lMHntLLAs IN great variety from 1tc. az -
ruRSirUEE-C0yrElNCs, ConNlCEs AMI
POLES tor cgrttins ana o;gcf CURTAIN
ILOAKi-.i.e llrget assortment ever brought 80
nhs ci.y--sCc our tircHlar-. Dolman-. Jack
ctt. Jb,Ts, agi rai.iuti. ami wc caa suii yen
IN style. PRICE and quality -
IN imnien = stock 0i 4. fID3FN'S CLoikc
and thousands Cf oh rJi ticie..
Nonwill Gna thc LARGEST SrpCk. ihc BEST
hSSO8l nEtT, AMI ti.c LOW t-I filtHs.at
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The Federal Constitution ough; TO be so
amended rs to provide that no Justice
tchiei or other) OF the Supreme Court OF
thc United States shall he eligible TO be
President OF the United States. The JUS
Tees OF that court have life estate in their
Office. Let them be content with it. That
tribunal should be placed above the clouds
Of party preiudices and partisan motives.
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q" At JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS,
col AyD Cos BROAD cTEGrv.
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS.


we have made special -dneiions ia oar
DEEss-GOODs DEPARTMENT.
No,i,e he ch.ngcs:
20 piece, DRESS FLANNEL PLAIUS, were
35c. now iGtc.;
- pieces slLE-A>D-WO0L PLAID>. wrIc
70 and 50o, nov rs So;
so piece sHOODAH CLOTH. were i g.. now
1910:
10 pieces DOyDLE-W 10TH CAsUNERES. were
2Jc., now i5c.
80 pieces II Coos REP, newest style, were
2jc., now l0'c.
40 piece. MOIRI SILKS. were 81. now 5Oc.:
HANDSOME slLH-LINED NGRVELLIEUX
CIRCULARS. 5l5. were 500;
BEAUTIFUL FLK-LfNED CIRCULARS. $40.
were $50;
WHITE QUIrRIL-LlNED CIRCULARS, s2l,
were i2s;
GOOD BLACK-CLOTH CIRCULARS.
HANDsOME III R-TRiMNFD diagonal
CIRCULARS. $3.50;
SATIN DE LYON DOLlihNS. Sl2 tosI0;
LONG CLOTH JACkETs-cnrirc stock 20 cost:
40 Gozen TE8RA-COTTA MCUsQUETAIRE
KID GLOVES at 0Oc.:
CulLDREN's EXTRA LONG, HEAVY-RIG-
BED. FRENCu-MIAED HOSE at lee. worth
-Nf.s
LADIES sOLlD-COLORED UOsE-fou. pair
for 2Jc.;
LADIES SOLID CASHMERE HOSE. REGULAR
made. at 2Jc. worth iOc.
We arc now opening an immense stock Of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
consisting Of
FANCY BOXES,
TOILET-BOXES.
PERFCME-BONEs,
DRESSING-CASES,
WORK-BOXE5
MRIrING-DESKs,
PAPETEkIES.
WlSP-BKOO1l HOLDERS,
WALL-POCkETs,
DOLL-DABIES.
We arc enabled to offer these goods ut SPECIAL
LOW PRICES.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
de COL and G03 Broad street.
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III JUDICIOUS PURCHASES EN-
Bile b: 20 CFF.E
BARGAINS ~ NFCES-
sAGY MD CSE3UL CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS

By ei'giaphing 20 our buyer Tc received q fargo
lot If goods per cNprc and are ready 70 meet MI
demands IN cgrlrc.
FOR TIE LADIES.
fkND5OME SILK and RHtDAifE DOL
MANS, fug-iinci and quilted;
BLACKhND COLOEED CLOTH ClECULARs,
NCLMANs. CL0Aks, I'D JACKETS:
AL THE NV SHADES OF ChsHIIRE-.
sHGODAlis, FLANNEL sJ!T!NGs, OTTO
MANS. SURAU SILKS AND SATINs. RIA
DA2flg, NERVEiLLIEI'X. PLAIN, CEOs-
CGAIE, WATLEED, aud B"OCADH SILKS;
VELYETs. NELyEIEENs. PLUsil1,. and
o,ie. styic- o. DNiSS-6OcDS:
HOSIERY, GLOVES -ATIH AND OTHER COR
SETS;
RIBBONS, nANDNERCiiiEfs, LACE tbs,
AID gICiICs;
LACE AND IlEfE COLLARS:
S.LK FANe. SATCiH.Ls. POCEEr-BOOES.
E.1DROlDERlFs, LACE>. UNDERWEAR.
RCC.iNGS. JEWELRl. BUTTON -,
GEAiDs, Fur COLLARS. OGNAAIENT+, Z =.
FOR THE CHILDREN.
Glow. HOsr. TIES, CoLLtRs. rIrs. LACE
AND SILK IANDNEHCIitfS CORSET =.
IEGGfNGS. COMFORTS. HOODS. UNDER
WEAR.DREs, GOODS, ChSsiliEGs. PLAN
AEL~, CLOAhlNGS, COs3AMERS, e.. Sc.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
b. -
md COLGAa-: tbs, SCARFS HALF
IlosG GL9X':;, /, L,,AuNpEii;9,, ,, ASp TN-
BRELJA>. GOcSAHrhS. -.
FOR THE FAMILY.
BLANKETS. CONfOETABLrS. QUILTS.
LACE CURTAINS. TIDlES. IAMBE -
QCiEs, BED SETS, RUGS. HiT~. CAR
TITS. THINGS. On.-ClOTr-, TAHLE-
IL EMS, NArkIES, TAGLE- MD pIANO-
COVERS, TOWELS, sIlEETlNGr, PILLOW
CAsE tOIIo&>. TICNlNGS. CANTON
FLA&SGLS, FbANSELS, &c.
rOB EVERYONE.
EVERYTHING ~ TIE LEGITIMATE DRY
GOODS LINE "A De lowest price Jt
TiitLlUHER BkO1lIiEs'.
50l. corner Brood and Fifth street,.
rs Good, promptly delivered in any part If
Tie city and NancAest.r. q, lO-~LI uNIn
nIj JAMAICA RUN, ST. CROIN
Rush. eCOTCH WiIIsKEY, APPLE BRANDY
an OF very best garli.y. Tor ~ila by
de 9-2w OSCAR CRAM.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TT THE GREAT SALE OF FANG

TT THE GREAT SALE OF FANCY
GOODS,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
orR PREPARATIONS EXCEED ALL PRE-.
vIoUs EFFORTS.
THOUSANDS OF ARTICLES or EyEgr
DESCRIPTION
DETERMINED 10 CONVINCE
WHERE 70 Ely AND WHAT TO BY"
OUR FANCYSOoDs COUNTIES
ARE FILLED.
BESIDES,
VIZ SHALL MAKE SPECIAL OgFERING or
UPWARDS o.
TWTETy-sEyEN HUNDRED DoJ.I,E,'
WORTH or
REAL LAcEs AND REAL Ice GOODS
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
The g rood, were Forwarded 70 a. cn -osmis-
sion D, IN unfortunate importer, whose sirer'a-
stance comld him To- 6,.po.- % Ire eieitof lat
OF BIZ stock. ThcY compile
VALLNCiENNEs.D UTCAEss.BLACHHAND-
Run. SPANISH. AID REAL
1.EEA.-LACLs:
DCTCiliSs AHD ROC ND-POINT sctRi-;
BAHgE~.
FlCHU-.
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ET,r@-STtsfs

EgAsONfC NUTECE.-A stated a
IA communication of RlClBlGNp~/Ny
RANDOLPH LODGE. No. 10, wiz ~ /N.%y
held at ibc Bisson,' i,all. on frguliinF v y
s,rclt between Eighteenth rad NiDcl cnfi s.rrcir
THIS (Tuesiayl LNn'lSG ai : o'clock. iicm-
hers o. sister lodges ard tr.i'er. brethren arc
flaicrl2lly .Yitcd. ~ o.isc / the -. y.
WILLIAM UALL tLEN.
DC I9-itE Secretary.
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DR.. j. a. Alexander, Broadway, Va,
says: 81 have used Browns Iron Blttcrs
Ia my practice with great satisfaction"
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We return thanks TO Hon. JouN W.
JonAsT0S FOR public document.
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syyErssy, yFES'EE.
rlcmNosD. December Is. 1882.

RicHNoSD. December Il. lSs2.
yYTILLIAiI W. REILLY. ESQ. MANA
W GER CHARLOTTE 1iiONiP-OS C0NPA-
ny: Dear sir -LcaUirg0i yrTr intention 10 Wilt
Richmond shortly wish youf cIccien. company.
ECi'oI ly America ,rcsic;t Grtrfs-. Ni4g CnAfs-
LOTTE THOMPSON. and benz DESTROYS Of Sc
crriag = series of hcsc!c.al p.' foTu1nces T. q
giyu under tic -Iicc5 II the St.N,uccnt dc Paul
slcicty .or tic hcncE' 81 81. joe pls Orphan N.Y.
Inn. We baNc conc uGcd % dir IS YOU cDucornng
tic same. sA1uld yol accept TIC proposition or
channan b. authorized 90 lia,c sc slail f11mrt'.
you some of the large; guicnce, ever u-scpiJicd
81 oar ciiy. Trusting tat ~ s. receive al t4ry
and favorable reply We rc;ln.a yuEr,. e..
=. COURTNEY JiShIN>,
JOIN MAH0Ni,
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- ~ Y 7 y = u Ia \ 7 y,
JOHN hitHONN,
JOHN AfftEE.


N,ssrS. Jeakias I0tong. 0p1 Abe,ro. PeDrc-
s0tinG tte -. YfHcs.t a. PaUl SOci0y tad 50.
J0scph6 CrphGH fcgl0l:
Cmtlemcu,-Your esteemed favor e tbs i Itc II
hand. and after ffiy considering ihc proposition
as made hy ycurcirirI 80 have de- idll iDpccc;l
the slnc. asid NOdii therefore ufinc tBlDAi anl
SAT RDAl NIGHTS, with MATINEE. Goccm-
her 29td aud 3U;h, 81 The RIG IlhDED THEA
IRE, Is lie time and place mot convenient. and
80 phys T. be presented "iN he " ine NOV Jane
81 IS Ih0mrsOn's latest sUcc-sses. Hoping that Cnr
cucaccmcui VII prove H. every lAalucr q grand
su.ccss. tcg to remain v.sfir Ohcdicut scrvanf.
dc lg-it~ WILLIAM y. EFLJG.
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os:IcE PLAST..Es NATIoStL NrE,l
ltCINo%D, Va. December @, 1852.
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING on THE
I sTOGkUOLDEEs OF TIE PLANTERS
NATi0Nti. BANh viii bc held a; illoir BANKING
hoa se on 4 lc~Dhl TIT 9lh dry I January ptNt,
~ u O'ctoci 81. MANN :. eJAfJh~.
dc 2-.u.IliSsl'd Cashier.
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Nathan d. Mcconnell has been appointed
postmaster at Alley, Va.
Anybody can catch n cold now. The
trouble is to Let go, like the man who
caught the hear. We advise our readers
to keep q bottle Of Dr.. BULBS Cough Syrup
handy.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. NJ rlrk-pincc church. on Tue d'y
12ih lie cfahcT, by The Hcv. jr. Joan ilaunon.
assisted hy fhc Rev. DR.. ". =. Hatcher Mr.
gFDNGs JONES. Of I,-IcnhIrg, W.. % Nj,
l. AYE sfiEi.DH LEhitL. of III .ilUctu. ".
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.rrE-zrrTEIz-a
D:lYTEs.

r;cl. Noadiv. Dcrcnhcr -, 1882. - t'io rci-
doiicc 81 hi, father. EeY. T. g.. DJ.h'cN, THOMAS
BENNETT DtsiIlhLL; aged twcliJ-n'e ye'rs
ani iuF months. . .
me funcr.i VII tskc rl.ce from -. Mark'9
chuich NEDNfSDAl. 2Uth. al o'clotkP. ".
Died. ut ihn residence of her rTia. on Nc
ciarc. vile turn9kc near Ncreb.e street, ~ 10
daughter Of g.. ". aud &. J.. licrton; aged one
year eight inon;il aad - .n'y-'Ei,e days.
Funeral from tie residence en- 4 r.-DAN. 1871
iasf ant, at2 =. II. Friends OF tic family are 20
srcc.fu'iy United - ait1ni.
Died. December l7'li. At o'clock p. ", At To
home, cl Maddox iii GtOHCE ". N.LLAE.
IN the tYcni y-cccnIt year of BIS agc.
His fnca. VIII -. place from i'lc iir; African
chrrch THIS (TrcsdtYl EVENING ~ : O'Clock.
Friends and acqiaialauccs - Invited io attend.
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The Pr;nce!oa Rcpie,r for January is al
ready upon our table. lis table Of contents
promises feast OF good things.
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EC5' A CHURCH CONFERENCE
viii be held 1T UNiON-SgATION METHODIST
CHURCH WEDNESDAY EVENING Tie 2Cth IN
s.anc at r. O'clock. Business OF importance
will he transacted. The Nti.c mcinbcr. a'o i.
urged 10 ic prcscn.. -
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LEVY. DAVIS
l0l- AID 1919 ,IttN
u CHAMPAGNE.

Ju-; receiving larec shipment of ihrt cci,-
brrtc1 PREi.lERE >Efi;A AMI GRAHD VIZ
IMPERIAL C!iAMPkGNE-bCth wine, elected
fer ne with grcl; care. o. CRAM,
dc CIV 80. II Governor street.
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III THE BEST COD-LIyER OIL.
imported by myself direct from New Foundland,
and guaranteed TO he pure, free from raneldty,
and more easily a-slmilatel and more acceptable
10 the stomach than other brand, OF oil.
For sale By Il. ROBERTS BAKER,
(succcs5or TO Meade 6 Daker.)
9l9 east Main street, Richmond, Va
lro 2l-Tu&sa-2mI
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~ PRESENTS FOR. FIVE CENTS

In short, We laye PRESENTS suitable f,gail.
f.om o.. 10 500. Iany noyetlc..anl s9.ae very
handsome articles. such a.--
BEAUTIFUL FANS from - 10 so;
.IO?P!NG-BAGs. IL plush. leather, ANA ,ca,-
skim from joc. toSG:
REAL CLCNY LACE SIT. collar and CuI-.
fer children.
We AK particular attention 90 ogr pLtTtD
JEWELRY, which We have la er,.i ,arc.y.
and al rea-ora DC pticci.
Bargains In T0WELs. special, good ya'ua On
GATd-T0WELs 90 $3.50 and Dt,iA>lt
TOWELsals3pcr dozen.
GLOVES 81 al Kinds aud IN al sizes:
BUTTONS. WOEsTEDs. WOODS. E,BROD.
ERY SILKS, CL0AK ORNAMENTS. WOOL
and SILK FRlgCEs for LANBREQUINs
etc..
CUsTOM-AiADE ,lLE>IA QCILTS-c,tra large
and very nice;
NOTTINGHAM LACE. DRApEBY MUSLIN.
NARsEiLLES COU&gEePAEE-.
CilB-BLANkET>. CALICO COMFORTS.
TABLED AMA@AS.
We sell ihe VERY BEST 1C-4 BLEACUED
SHIFTING for 35c. per yfri.
job lot Of WHITE BLANKETS. iun si1e. 20 -
pair, worth fully $3.50. de17.19.2i&23
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DICHEOND THEATRE.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
DECE.IDER 18TH aHd 2OlIf.
An AMUSEMENT REVOLUTION.
lie COMET ECLpSED.
CALLESDER'S
FAMOUS COLOHLD NISSTEELS.
Crowned and sccptcTcI with q popularity as
wice - tie universe, presenting absolute novelties
only.
New Songs, New JOKES. New Sketches. New
Dances, New Operate DGr!e5lue,, superb Double
QuaI;ctto, Mammoth Orchestra.
GRAND SPECTACULAR BAND PARADE,
Introducing Tie gorgeous. Offering, gushing Drum
Major.
Usual prices. Received seats can be secured
without extra charge Tie visibility OF pro-
curing tickets iTiv l. respectfully suggested.
Doors open II Psi The felicity VIII eycntuatc
at 8. dc iT-2tS
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MrEcNANls NAIIoNAL nAvkL


EIC;iaoSD. VA. Ecccmhur >. lS-2. (
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
d or I he STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
for the election o. directors Tor tie ensuing yctr
vii, be held 20 their DsGhinE -Ecu.c on = i-$DAG
ihc Gti day Of January. SOS. 1T - O'Clock v.
de C-..iINti j. Z. tLiNA Cashier.
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nI5 JAMAICA RUN, ST. GROIN
RUM sCOTCu WHlsKEY, APPLE BRANDY
~ OF very best ggriiy. Tor Slla hy
de 9-2w OSCAR CRAM.
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& BRAKES.
STREET, DIcnNoNp, W. DE- 70
ia GRAND PRESENT FOR THE
PEOPLE.
We tayc sc'd Lundrcls Ok CL0Ak- nj -olsoa'
and now lcfore tic aca5on I. o,cf We oicr The
balance Ok cur siocf Of
CLOAKS, DOLHAN~. JLaTERs. JACKETS,
AID
CIRCULARS At COST.
OUR CUiLDREN's CLoAKs
arc acknowledged Elcrior in quality. style. and
finish. ~ cost price they are ~ loss IS common
goods are tcirt soldat
FOR CHRISTMAS
AND
NEW YEAR
Ne are orcilnr IN immense llacof
FASCY GOODS
Rl33OEs,
COLLARS,
HANDKERCUlhFS.
LACE GOODS,
GLOVES.
CrNTLTMEN's sPEIVG-TOP FTB-LTNED
GLOYE1.
and AL OTHER MhkEs.
\ hc1utifu Noe of
CESTLENES's SCARF
MD
HANDKEECHTF-.
SILVER JEWFIRY.
Plated JEWELRf.
HARD RUBBER MOURNING JEWELEY.
Ia iie. thousand. Of arglcie- suitable
FOR PRESENTS.
BoTH USEFUL MD Ornamental.
REMAINDER IHE PLACE AID MAZE 80
MISTAKE.
J.. ). LEVY 6 CO.
dc L 2i3 cl.t rrotd street.
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HIGHWAY roBDEl;Y-PEescSAL-C nGIsTIAs.
lCOrrcsronicncc Of the Eic;moni Dispatcn.I
HECLNBEE ~, 1882.