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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-22
EOIETOTIHT.

WHAT VIZ DE FRCM-P o Il K-E Mp 7 CIS-
TERNs--TEACHEEs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
correspondence OF The Richmond DsDatcF.l
FiNCAsILE, Va. Deccmber19, 1882.
To look upon the beautiful country
around u. 10 see the robust frames and
hcagty-looking faces oil oar farmers, 10
know that from almost every hill aud vale
OF this fair region low springs whose pro-
per;ie> are for the healing OF the nations.
one might he led 10 think That death is e.
most q stranger with Us. Not so, how
ever; for though have not seen tie stG-
nstic.. presume death i almost - COM
mon here as it !, IN those rart. Of the State
" here Chiil- abound. and where The huiAGn
system becomes imprcgnatcd with maialial
poison. lierc cur people are taken OF! by
such diseases n Rheumatism, pneumonia,
and consumption. on saturday and Sun
aav last three deaths occurred IN tiiil-crcck
nciehborhood. Mr.. andy Truyy died in
his chair Sunday morning. He was called
IN old man, hut had been in good health
and was active until Friday evening, when
he had a hemorIhagc. On the same day "a
ihree-ycar-old daughter OF Mr.. Mark Gray
bill died. She lad been complaining o.
pam in her limbs for some time. The pain
reached her body, and Sic died suddenly,
Is it IL thought, from rheumatism Of the
heart. On The day previous Mr.. Jack
Bryant, 4 stono-mason, OF middle age, died
alter brief illness from typhoid pneumo-
Mia.
The scarcity Of pork in this county, and
the iondnoss OF our people for it, raised the
price OF that article TO Si0.J0 per hundred
weight; but since we lind il is selling ut a
much lower rate elsewhere, the demand is
not 80 great.
| The cisteIils here arc nearly dry, and the
waters arc lower than ever known at this
season OF the year.
Never before have all the ice-houScs in
town been filed a. early in the winter as
this. SiX-inch ice was harvested yeste.-
day.
The Botctourt Teachers Institute Lcgins
its session tomorrow al Blue Ridge.
Rev. Collins Denny announced last Sun
day that lac would commence Il protracted
meeting in the Methodist church here the
first sunday in January.
Miss Kate, the pretty and attractive
daughter OF Mr.. Med. Crush, was married
Yesterday TO Mr.. Wichlinc, of Amsterdam.
There is quite 4 romance connected with
the marriage OF one OF ollr FmcastIe fair,
which is to take place this week.
fvTo~
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TPCDEPICESHTPC

1ilH OUTGOING AND INCOMING JUDGES-nIII-
TAGY-sUNDAy SCHOOLS PREPARING TO
MAKE THE LITTLE ONES HAPPY.
correspondence Of TIC Richmcnd Dispatch.l
DECEMBER %. 1881.
Hon. John T. Goolrick viii retire from
The position OF Judge OF The Corporation
Court OF this place on January 1T. He
has held the iudgcShip for twelve years.
discharging his duties with IN ability and
imIartiality which has Won for him the
esteem OF al. classes. Just prior TO the adj
iournment Of the grand jury that body
presented to the court testimonial eX-
prcssiye OF their high esteem for Judge
Goodrich, which they requested be spread
upon The record. Judgc-slect Slaughter
has taken the oath OF Office. and viii enter
upon the discharge OF bis duties at the be-
ginning Cf the next term.
/ Messrs. y. B. and a. =. Rowe have sent
/ to the Marylan Poultry Club exhibition
some OF thc finest and bcst-brei poultry in
the country. At the last meeting OF the
Club these gcat,emcr carried OF more
prizes for the number OF entries than any
other exhibitors.
At a called meeting CT tie rredcricks.
burg Grays the shake was adopted in rre.
ference to the helmet, and it was decided
to purchase white cross-bcits instead OF
using those furnished by the State. When
this OUTFIT is completed the GrayS will be
one Of The fincst-uniformcd companies i'm
Virginia. Twelve members OF the CON-
pany have been selected TO take part in the
opera-Thc Bohemian Girl-to be given on
the 10Th for the benefit OF the public
| library.
The Sunday schools here are al rrenar-
ing to give the children rich treat on
Chris:mas-day. The members OF tie pas
tors class at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South have been hard at work for
three weeks decorating, &c., for their en-
tertalnment for the little ones. They have
prepared an old log cabin, from the chin
ney OF which santa Claus Will distribute
the good things. A tablcau. representing
an old darky who has just returned from
hunt, and Is showing tic fruits OF his han.
to the old wo nan, will be presented by the
members OF tie class. There viii be recita-
lions, carols. and Instrumental duets, &c.
CHATHAM.
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CHESTERFIELD.

COUNTY COURT ITEMs-ACQUITTAL or SOL
ONION JONES, CHARGED WITH MURDER
MARIIAGE-LlCENsES.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
COURTHOUSE, December %, 1882.
The County Court adjourned yesterday
after q long and tedious but important ses-
sion. The criminal docket was large and
interesting. BY The way, the public bush
ness OF this county has increased 80 much
within the past two years as to make the
work OF her officers far more laborious
than profitable.
The trial OF Solomon Jones (colored),
charged with the murder OF his son. was
commenced on Friday last and concluded
on Tuesday night, resulting in the acquit-
tai Of the prisoner. The prosecution was
conducted by Mr.. Hancock, the Common
wealth's attorney. The prisoner was de-
Tended 10y Judge w. /. Clopton and John
III. Ingram, Esq. The defence raised and
discussed great many technical legal ques-
tiOns.
The sheriff viii tomorrow convey George
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virginia News.

William III. Pearson has been conin's-
stoned postmaster OF Rawlcy springs,
Rockingham county, w.
Tuesday morning Mr.. Christopher Me-
Iyer. who. with solitary exception. was
the Oldest inhalitant Of Lynclburg, died
at his residence, in that place.
The Rockingham Register says: Mr.:
Poynerand his daughter, who were stabbed
with a knife 10y Alien DcycT, near shcnan,
doah Ir0n-N orlSs, last week. were stii'
alive ut our latest information, and II Is Dc-
licvcd they will recover.
The west Point star says: Some quick
work was done at the dock this week. \
steamship arrived ut tlas port lat sunday
to load with -four for Rio. They com
menced loading her at II O'Clock that
nieht, and the next night she sailed with
fG,oO0 barrels OF flour taken on here.
Mr.. J. w. Moore. of Centreyille, Fair'aX
county. was thrown from biz horse Tues
day while riding irom the Courthouse TO
his home and stunned. while unconscious
Inc was also dragged some distance by bis
foot getting caught in the stirup and badly
! bruised.
Frank Durkman. who shot and Killed
Captain Edward Nelson, OF the schooner
Fannie Southard. and was convicted OF
murder in the first degree last Saturday
week in EncGccrcc county, la teen scn-
fenced by Judge Hunter 10 be hanged on
Mlv 18th. Burkman's counsc! prayed for
new trial, but their prayer was over
ruled.
The Shenandoah HrcN reports That a
| few DAYS since Il deer came witG:n tbc
corporation lines Oh Woodstock and passed
down High street and across The valley
pike short time before noon. Snch bold
ness excited several Of OR hunters. WHO
followed the buck, and killed him near the
river.
4 letter from Matthews county says !:
"Ghosis," or " spiriis.' or something"
continue to disturb the family OF Mr.. liudg-
ms. This ..inyisi!ler Is becoming more
troublesome. and viii carry OH converse
ton by knocks CT rals. Questions are
propoUnded and answers rcturned-3nd
correctly. too-ly distinct rapS made by
the "iDyi.it.c." Question was askcd :
How much was given yOU to annoy End
worry the family this way? The answer:
Five dollars. Question asked: How much
will you fake to stop: Answer: Fifty dol
lar. This something can blow the fire.
blow oft leiits, turn over chair, slap Jaws.
makc noise. and cUt up other tricks. The
mystery IiaS not rs yet been solved. The
| family still hold the fort.
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Governor CAMERON weuld do well to
cause TO tc sold the square Of land, owned
by the State, which lies between Main and
Cary and between Jefferson and Madison
streets. Years ago the General Assembly
| passed law authorizing il TO be sold; but
1t was never sold; and we suppose that the
law continues in force. The huge vacancy
Is an eye-sore, and would long ago have
been occupied by houses il The ground had
been sold. After ii is sold ii will begin TO
yield 4 revenue TO the State and 10 the city,
instead Of Icing as now an expense 10 Tie
State and drawback upon the ciiy's
growth. II necessary, reserve one lot for
The Assistant Superintendent, Of the penl-
Tertiary TO live upon.
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woodsou and Crawford Anderson Goth
cotorcfI,"-the former for two and the latter
Tor three vcars--to the peiiitenfiary.
A negro named William Davis was com, M,
mitted 70 orr fail few days ago, charged
with stealing i've barrels OF corn.
The sale Of the personal property OF the
late James II. Jones took place yesterday.
The proceeds amounted to several tnou-
sand dollars. Several feed merchants from
Richmond bought extensively.
The clerk issuePthirty-threem marriage
licenses during the past six wccks-2l 10
white and IL TO colorcd couples.
CHEsTrDFIELD.
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4 pECIslOs - 4 LIQUsE-CAsE.-Ncir
Toyk, December 20.-!n the action OF the
Government against three packages OF dis
titled spirits which had been originally
properly stamped, but afterwards, when II
part had been drawn oil and water added
to the packages, seized by the Government.
Is not of The proof indicated by the stamp,
Judge Brown to-day held Tia. L" the mere
addition OF water is not fraud. The suc-
geSticn that the stamp must correspond
with the proof CT the spirits as means OK
Identification is argI,mcntativc only, and
is not warranted 10y law" Judgment was
given for the defendant.
$50, in New York at least, il i not un-
lawful TO water whiskcy in the barrel.]
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DIshTstS.

DEATHS.
piei on THURSDAY tho DIST IN. taui. ~ g ru3itor
,.ast ~ M. KATE UELElN. only child ~ D..
". and iIcuuc LilbO.s.
Darlin- KATIE. th0u hast icft u-.
We Thy lp.~ most deeply feel:
Eut Us God lliai l.ath icrc.t lis
he can al our sorrows h.al.
The friends are reqrC ted to attend the funeral
NJ TIC residence 81 her grandfather John II. Jo.il-
CON. Fss;.. on Nineteenth stroc.. on FRIDAY TIE
, 2d instant nj o'cioc, y. NJ: also. friends % hcf
ertudf il.tr. ". 4. @. Cole.
Norfolk papers please cory.
Died n her fathers residence. 10. 1897 Scvcn-
termth street. MARY AN. infant dugi'cr o.
George and sarah z. clifford: aged siN months ?ni
t,vcnty-f0ur dave.
ne funeral win take place from the house TO-
DAY nj IL Oclock.
Diet on the 2lst iustlui. at 1870 !. W.. Ed
Thercmains wcrc seat to .yun. NJ Sc. for burial.
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We have received Tie December No. Of
The Southern Historical Society Papers,
which las tie usual amount Of interesting
historic matter, and which completes Vol
iime X. Of this invaluable contribution to
history. Our columns are 50 crowded Just
now that we cannot review is table OF con.
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DANVILLE.
PARTICULARS OF The FIRE N NORTH DAN
yuIE-Tlrr INsURAXCE-PGoPosED r.
MALE COLLEGf-TuE WEATHER.

PARTICULARS OF TIE FIRE IN NORTH DAN
yHLE-TlrG INsURAXCE-PGoPOS r.
MALE CoLLEGf-TEE WEA1H BIER.
fCor,csocndencc Of tie Richmond Dsoatrhl
HxCEnBEG II. 1882.
Nearly the whole of what Is called the
:. Fridge settlement" OF North Danyillc
was DESTROYED by fire between midnight
Tuesday night and daybreak yesterday.
The houses were frame building, and were
very closely packed together. Mr.. NJ. +.
Rodenhizer lost stocl, OF goods: Nj. s..
4. Motley stock OF conicctloneries; one
negro man named Iardweil had n stock OF
cooking utensils anu materials destroyed
in one Of The houses used by him a cook
house, and another. named Stuart, alot Of
butchers goods in house used rs Il
butchers shop. The other buildings were
tencmcnts occupied by cOlorcd people. and
their furniture was scattered far and wide.
Mr.. Rodenhizcr was insured by the British
America, OF Toronto, for Si,500. NJ. i.
W. Graves, OF this c.ty, lost one house, on
which there was an insurance for 5000 III
the Virginia Home; Mr. Elisha Keen, ,Ir.,
Of this CITY. one building, in urCd Tor $3.50
| in the Western; Mr. William Lanicr, OF
the county, one building, on which il
seems there was 10 insurance; Mr.. George
W. Baugh, OF North Danvile, had fcul
houses burned, which were insured IN Tie
| Georgia Home Tor &i0e. and The washing
ton Fire End MariEfc, Of Boston, Tor - see
There wcse also some smaller bUiiding.
destroyed, oi which 10 account j. taken.
20 far. and without formal effort. si0,0j(
hes been raised for the proposed Fcmal,
College.
Yesterday morning Il began 70 snow; a
f. the s0ow was four inctc' deep: Gt
there was hail; At sunset there was rain
This morning but little snow is seen, anC
the ground has Il coating Of ice. ALPHA.
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spECIAL NOTICES.
r5- THE GREAT SALE OF FAINT

Ut THE GREAT SALE OF FANcY
GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
OUR PREPARATIONS EXCEED ALL pRg.
vIoUs EFFORTS.
THOUSANDS or ARTICLES Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
DETERMINED TO CONVINCE
WHERE 10 Buy AND WHAT 10 BuYr
OUR FANcY-COODs COUNTERS
ARE FILLFD.
BESIDES.
w SHALL MAKE sTECIAL OFTEBlNl 0F
UPWARDS OF
TWENTT-sEVES HUNDRED Dollars
WORTH or
EEAL LAcTs ND REAL LAcr GOODS
o. EVERY DESCRIPTION
Thee GOOD. were forwarded 20 o. 'u commit
sion by an unfortunate importer SD, c c'rca.a.
stances comrd him to posi- o, no grc.iarisr
o. bissilca. They compile
VALENCiENNEs, DUTCnEaS. ELAcKHAND-
EUN. SPtNI,E, AND REAL
TUaGAr-LACE~:
DUTCHFss AND RCTND-poiNT .CAHF>.
BARTE..
FfCIiU-.
COLLARS.
COLLAGETTEs.
HhNDKERCHlEr-.
BOWS.
TABoI~.anl
IIIssAE DEEss-LoOrf.
These good, were forwarded o. u- at d.s.D"1f
og 30 I.s ecat. on lhcir Original cot, and vl 20.
,o'd q. very .inail Advance FOO clos.
We v.i sl-o mske special olcr.n2 Ola iar-e
MONET-BOOKs
AID
LADIES fkND--ATCiiIIS
ata1i,counto ~
TWENTY Per CENT.
fRoMTHtR TtRNfE PGiCH
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ACG. {. IIAMLIN,
Chairman OF Committee.
10 General fit@huqh lee. Firgin;d.

General LEE has responded in the same
frank spirit thai while il is out OF his power
to ACCEPT the invitation at this time, it viii
give Linn pleasure TO do so at some future
dag.
Such friendly correspondence and inter
Charge OF Couricsics between tho men Who
wore the Blue aud those who wore tie gray
will do mere than anything else to restore
good ieciing lotwoen The Two sections OF
our common country, and to make us feel
thu; We can indeed march Uadcr The same
nAS.
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tents; yet VIC cannot omit 10 say that
twcnty-four pages are occupied by General
JrBAL A. EAHLY's official report OF the
Pennsylvania campaign-in itself worth the
price OF The Papers for a year.
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GENERAL FIrx. Len INVITED TO LECTURE
IN NEW EsaLAyD.--A friend OF General
LEES has permitted us TO see letter from
DIR. HAsLIE q nephew Of ex-Vice-Presi-
dent HsSslnAI IAMLIS) which brcathcs
such a frank, manly spirit that we take the
liberty OF publishing II, In order that our
readers may sec how soldiers can recognize
each others claims:
BANGOR, MAISE, December s, 1882.
Ccneral,-i am Instructed by the Grand
Army Post, No. IL, OF this city, which
numbers among liz members about three
hundred and fifty old soldiers. to invite
you 10 deliver before them aud the citizens
OF Bangor your lecture on the Battle OF
Charlottesville, which we understand you
are now delivering in southern cities Tor
the benefit OF the souiEern Historical Sc
cic,y.
We shall be pleased 10 listen TO your de-
scrjpt;on OF the battle. end we snail be pre-
pared TO accept lis truth; for the deeds OF
yalor performed Oh either side during the
war have now become tic property OF S'e
nation. ..
Moreover, VIC might Just rs wei admit
them now as 10 leave thcii 10 pCs;erlfy 10
admire.
THE invitation extended 10 you is offered
in good faith. and has no Interior poiiiIcai
% ice; whatever. You viii not bc expect
Cd TO arrange your lecture to suit our fan
cies. but TO say whatever You think IS pro-
per and right.
Ii the proposition is acceptable to you. ]
think t,.at we can make arrangements for
vo,, IN deliver the same lecture on your re-
turn tgip homcwagd ut Portland, proyi-
denoc, and, reihaps. az other cities IN New
England.
think tic old soldiers Of the Grand
Army would he yTy CAD to lend Their
assistance in aiding you 10 obtain funds
for tie use Of the Southern Historical
sccicty; for thc truth must prevail in the
end.
Furthermore wc hope tilis friendly offer
Oh our part will be received iii q true
soidieis spirit.
Very respectfully,
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eG- For one dime get package OF Dia-
mond Dyes at the Druggists. They color
anything the simplest and mcst desirable
1oIors.
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CnTY TAXES.


OFFICE or CITY COiLrCToE,l
RICHMOND, Va, December !, 1852.
This Office will be open daily between the
sours of o o'c.oek A. II. and O'Clock Z. NJ. from the
18TH TO THE 3lsT DAY Oh DECEMBER IN
elusive for the purpose Of receiving from all
persons TAXEs DUE 10 TIE CITY .. RICH
M0ND.
Any person who shall fall 10 pay said taxes
within the time so limited Will DC considered de-
| llnqueni, and viii be charged penalty of FIVE
PER CENT. and interest at rate of six per cen.
per annunl. 4. L. W00DsoN,
! dc1-lm Collector.
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OFFICE CITY CoILECTOE.l
Nn lar4fn lar A. $50

OFFICE CITY CoTLECTOE1
RICHMOND. VA, December 10, 1852. I
NOTICE OF TAXPAYERS l. HERE
~ BY called to the following extract from u
resolution OF the City Council, approved Deem
Der 10. 1882:
Rcsolred, Tha, Tire City Collector he, and he f.
hereby, required TO place upon the tax-hills in his
hands for 1882 Tie principal amounts due from
individuals on account OF PAVING SIDE
WALKS, The same 10 be paid without penalty
and without Interest. rs sgid taxes for 1882 are
due between the 18th and Slst December, 1882,
and II not paid before tie lst DAY OF March,
1888, 10 be subject 10 such charges, pCnalllcs aud
conditions as are pre-. cribod fox Delinquency IN
payment of such taN-bills."
A. Il. WOODSON.
dc l7-tDc3l City Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ry- JUST TWO DAYS MORE,


a-y- JUST TWO DAYS MORE,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
TO GET YOUR
HOLIDAY GOODS
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES.
Toys, DoLL-BABIEs, BOOKS,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's DRESSING
CASES,
DESKS. CLOAks, DRESS GOODS,
LACE GOODS, HANbKERCinEFs,
FANS. BLANKETS, QUILTS,
TOWELS, TABLE-CLOTfs, NAPKINS,
sHAwLs, sCARFs,
sUsPENDERs. SKIRTS,
BASKETS. GAMES.
our Toys and FANCY GOODS VIII be closed
out chcap ~ we intend disseminating the keep
ing Of such articles. So call TO-DAY or TO-
MORROW AMI reap tie Jencat Of or cioa,ng-out
prlccs. LEVY. DAVIS 4 DRAKE,
Successors 30 Ley { Brother,
d. 22 10Y and 1910 Main street.
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We are SLOWING one Of the larg,,. -'ocks OF
LADIES WRAPS in tie city;
TJR-LINED CIRCULARS from so TO 500:
siLK-LlNED WRAPS from SD to&l0:
.JACKETs aud CLOTH CLCAKs;
DIAGONAL CIRCULARS and D0LNNN>:
CUiLDREN'5 CLOAhH ana ULSCIR> at every
price.
Wchlyc ~ on oar bargain CONNER
10000 yards q SHORT and DRESS GOODS.
hmona,t item you viii lnd some siuc French
Good, wlich viii Lc sold at enc third their
v.luc. CAL and osamirc them.
1ou VII also u3l PLAlDs and SILK STRIPES
thathlyc been reduced from joc. To- 49,.
We sGii show very Large stock o. SILKS. VII
VETS, anil .LCe.I.S--alla 10 acw price.
Our took # FANCY GOODS iorLoidly present,
Is very larEc.
over 500 pa!rs ELAEKEra t. lc sod remark
ably low:
1000 SILK ILiNDKERClnEt- saiiahic for
holiday presents
our -tocl Of CARPETS, RUGS. NttTTfNGS. and
OL-CLOIIlS 10 De- cl3sci out rc,arilcs- Of
cost;
1000 GENTLEMEN's SCAGFa and TIES for
holiday presents;
10000 GkNrLENTN's HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHilTS ffcm > TO 3Jc.-ouc
! half their regular value:
HANDKERCHIEF II FANCY BOXES for
holiday presents;
/ LARGE stock OF BALMORA AIS 0rloliday Pre- scnts:
llIANDsONE LAP-ROBEs for holiday presents
| coo dozen HANDKtRClllEfS 10 be sold at the
/ low price Of l0c for holiday prc.erts.
We haze also n centre counter, with lots OF good.
! suitable for Holiday presents.
! 4 great many will ,ay, want 70 hya Christmas
present, bat really don't know Nha, to buy" II
/ you call on sYCLE BROTHERS their polite
clerks VIII show you around, and you viii find
! thousands of useful articles, They occupy four
ioors-.he largest dry-co)d> house In the state OF
/ Virginia. sYCLE BROTHERS,
! 3il Broad street.
Branch Store: 1899 Main street. deIO-cod
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MT At JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS,
col AND COS BROAD STREET.
WEEPING REDUCTIONS.

IN oydcr TO make room for HOLIDAY GOODS
7c have made special reduction, in our
DREss-G0ODs DEPARTMENT.
Notice the changes:
20 pieces DRESS FLANNEL PLAID>. were
35c., now i6.sc.;
- pieces SILk-AND-WOoL PL IDS, were
10 ana 5oc.. now 1G 60;
50 pieces sHOODAu CLOTH, were Toe. now
I2tc.:
80 pieces DOUBLE-WlDun CAsUNEEES, were
2jc., now ljc.:
35 pieces TYCOON GEP. newest ,:yles. were
2jc., now 1870;
40 piece, MORE Silks. were 3. nov J0c.:
HANDSOME SlLk-LfNtD Ni BNELLiLUX
ClRCi LARS. slJ, were s2o:
BEAUTIFUL FUR-LlAED CIRCULARS. SO.
were -:
WHITE sQCIRREL-iINLD CIRCULARS. sci,
were $@S:
GOOD BLACK-CLOTH CIRCULARS, So:
HANDSOME TUB-TRrMlED DlAGONA l.
CIRCULARS. $3.50;
SATIN De LYON DcLltiNs. si2 TO $40;
Long CLOTH JACKETs-catirc s.ocS az cost;
30 d0zcu TERRt-COTIA MOJsQUETAiRE
ND GLOVES at 9Oc.:
gTuLBREN's EXTRA Long. llEAVN-RlR-
BED. FRENCll-MINED HOSE NJ Ice. worth
poe:
LADIES soLID-COLORED H0sE-rour pair
Tor oJc.:
LADIES SOLID CASHMERE HOSE, regular
made. az 25c. worth ace.
We are now opening an immense stock #
HOLIDAY GOODS,
consi ting OF
FANCY HONEs.
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PERFTME-BONL,,
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WOEE-BDNES.
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PAPETEBIES.
Wi~p-GBOON HOLDERS.
WALL-pOChETS,
DOLL-NAB!tS.
Wca~c enabled 10 Offer these Goods 80 SPECIAL
LOW PRICES.
JULIUS MEYER & son.
dos GOl and COS Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-22

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