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The Providence Journal, In the usual
monthly talk about the planets, says tnat
January has little planetary excitement 10
create n stir upon its records. But there
are ALWAYS incidents enough TO reward the
research Of those who love to watch the
planets as they roll their careless course
around the sun.
Venus Il morning star throughout the
month. Though she has had TO descend
from the proud position she occupied Ut
fhc time OF The transit. she Is still the falr-
est and brightest OF the starry throng that
makes the morning sky tremulous Win
brightness. Nothing In the line OF starry
glory can be more lovely than her appear
ancc In the eastern morning sky, while the
interest I'm her present movement u greatly
enhanced to those who witnessed the tram
sit.
Jupiter Is evening star. and rcigns su.
prone among the gliltering tbroDS that
adorns nights sparkling diadcm.
Saturn Is evening star during the month,
winning second place among the evening
stars. These two stars present picture or
marvellous beauty throughout the month,
leading the brilliant host that make the jan
uary sky the most charming OF the year for
rs exhibition OF starlight beauty. These
arc planetary aspects that may be enjoyed
by every observer OF the heavens. Those
who have access TO telescopes will ind
the opportunity specially favorable for
bcholdng the gigantic Jupiter. with his
brilliant belts, mysterious spots, and quar-
tettc OF shining moons. and the magnificent
Saturn, with his palcr belts, his marvellous
rings. and Iii. many moons. The old moon
is In conjunction with Venus OH the 9Th.
passing about three degrees south. The
new moon appears on the 9TH. and Is near
Mercury on the 10Th and near Saturn ON the
18th. She also passes two degrees north Of
Jupiter on the 10Th.
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IN MEyIGRIAN.
I,dunrI IL. kk,iniie..

The memory Of 80 worthy man Is The late I'D
WARD II. RHODES deserves more than tle bricf
obituary notices Of the daily press announcing his
Death last week. True II Is The passing away Of
even those who I'll conspicuous places IA lifc -
soon Forgotten. ana the world goes on in ils husy
rush, unm.ndful OF the loss and soon ObliyiOus OF
him who seemed so uscful and necessary iOat least
a part Of life's duly work. Yet tic memory OF Il
wel-spent life with Its example OF blamelcss In
tcgritV. T. y bic sing u Us who mis-. the voice
aud presence OF au hOnOTcd friend. If ever man
In the quiet walks Of private life earned for him
self the reward of uprghtness md TRUTH tina. inan
WIS Edward Ii. Rhode A; and his fIiibfulness 20
duty, even In seemingly unimpOriant matters, was
perhaps the key 10 BIS whole character. and mark
ei him as one who could be depended on In every
relation Of hfc and sor every duty-cnc whose
simple word or unspoken sense of duty was bett er
than most mems bond. Faithful IN the more Sc
mindful OF the lesser duties, whose obligation Is
too often 50 lightly worn. This faithfuness 10 his
promise was decided a trait that not long since
aqucstion whether he woald be present at an APP
query whether the sun would set that evening
Charitable In thought and deed, his willing heart
and generous hand will be missed by many in
whose hearts lives his heat memorial.
lifelong bachelor, yet his heart was 6lled with
courtesy and respect for woman. \ noble tribute
paid 10 his memory was the exclamation Of good
woman applying 10 him the text Of perhaps the
last sermon he heard: - Blessed are the pure IN
heart" 4 native Of New England, he came 60 this
city when young man. about forty years ago,
aud here were spent the hest wears Of III, useful
and busy liIe-a fai hful citizen through times OF
successful business and bis house WAS one Of the
largest here In rs line OF trade. Since the war his
occupations we've OF less active nature, and much
OF hi time was engaged by cyccutorisi dates. de-
v0lved on him by friends who knew how well his
integrity aud faithfu'ness would guard Tie inter
csts entrusted 10 him. On such foundation was
built the esteem In which he WAS held by his
friends; while to these sterling qualities were
added a comical hnmOr and droilnoss Of manner
That well knew how TO give effect Ia almost In
cNhaustIbie fund of auccdotc. tina. has enl!ventd
MANY social evening TN The circle where he was
familiar, and where, alas. "Old King Cole" and
"Uncle Ned" are now only memories.
He IL gone 10 his rest, and his places In business
IN social iifc and IN tie church, will know him no
more. But LIS memory and the example OF
bamelcss life will be cherished In all those circles
where that life had been so useful. 4.
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A CURIOUS LETTEB.-Onc OF the curious
letters which General Garfield received dtl-
ring the presidential campaign was as iol-
lows:
"Dear Brofher Gdrfeid: We are build
ing Il new church over ty the old well !;
well have il done by the third Lord's-day
in August. We want you In send us 4
new Bible for the pulpit. We don't want
no extra fine Bible; but good, plain BIZ
bic, with leather covers, and printed on the
back IN WALLER letters. presented 10 the
Church at the Old Well by James y. Gar
field Now. Brother Garfield, wouldn't
have you not 10 send this Bible fur
the price OF fifty Bibles, fur Pma Dimicrai.
and have always been Dimicrat. and all
the male members of or church are Dim;-
Gratis unanimously, but when gcdly man
i, put up fur n big oils we're goin' to go
fur him. Therefore = hopin' you'll send
on the Bible | remain your ailectionale
Dimicratic brother in Christ.
up. 5. manufacture chawinG tobacker.
II you chaw ] would like to send You 4
box
General Garfield sent down to Cleveland
for SIS Bible, bad it marked with The
"yallcr" letters, and sent it rs requested.
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A SLIGHT SlIsrAEE.-- General Neal Dow
slipped On the Sidewalk in Portland the
other day aud fell. A friend picked him
up aud exclaimed, in pretended carnest-
meas: "General, wish there wasn't a
drop OF liquor In tho world!" This calls
10 mind the story CT faithful soldier who
was detailed by General Grant 10 head
quarters 1T Washington, and whose only
iauit was too much indulgence ia strong
drinks. General Grant took the man to
TASK, bu, nc always denied the charge until
one day the General happened 10 find him in
state oil fntoxicatioD. The next morning
the efiender was called before the General,
with whom nc was a great fayorite, Sc
verely rcprilnanded, and told that If again
seen intoxicated he would Ike punished.
Less than a week aftcrward the General
saw tho soldier staggering along Pennsyl
yania avenue. scarcely able to kecph his feet.
The General suddenly confronted him,
ard, shaking his finger at him, exclaimed.
s. Drunk aspin!" "Ilush-h-h, General"
tho soldier, steadying himself
On Granps shoulder; "D-don't-hic--
shay woru 'heut Il: Iiic-so'm ~ Nev
York Jourxal.
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Friday afternoon while q party of bows
were playing on the Ice In brook In HYDE
Park the Ice broke, and 1--WE Of them were
preclpitaiea into tho water, Johnny
Burns, aged Z; Charles Burns, aged 0. and
Johnny Carney, aged Z, wcie drowned. a
brother OF the Burns boys and John
Tlerney were saved in an exhausted con.
dition.
The Piedmont Medical Association mel
ut OraDgc Courthouse few days ago and
elected the following officers for the ensu.
Ing year: President, DIR. c. &. Conway, OF
Culpeper; vice-Presidents, Dr. w. T..
Voolfolk, OF Orange, and DR.. J. NJ. Scott,
Of Cnlpcper; Secretary and Treasurer, Dir.
II. II. Slaughter, Of Madison.
Since the retirement Of Judge Garland.
OF Lynshburg, Judge Joseph Ill. Sherrard,
Of the County Court OF Frederick, Is per.
iiaps the Oldest judge on the Virginia
bench. lie IL now In his elghty-tLird year.
ar For Eve cents Wells, Richardson h
TO-, Burlington, VT, viii send colored
samples OF all coIors Of Diamond Dyes,
With directions.
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EYENING SILKS.
dc 3l&Ja2&G
r-5-FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

intending to remove 10 Tie store NJ the corner Of
Main and Ninth Streets. we shall once commence
the closing out our goods at
2I3EASr BROAD STREET.
Ia order 10 de- so Ge shall offer them at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Tho stock consist. only of FRESH and DEsl-
RABLE GOODS, bought during the f,ll and WIN
Ter Of this year. No old and shop-worn good. but
all new, fashionable, and Of good value
We offer
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S CLOthS
AT AID BELOW COST!
SILK MATELAssE DoLMANs at SO, former
price s35:
SATIN FUR-TRIMMED DOLMANs oi SEQ, for
mer price $50:
CL0TH DOLNAN TRIMMED WITH FUR at
$40, former price 9l6;
CLOTH DOLMAN TRIMMED WITH PLUSH 1t
$3.50. former price sl2 and sl4;
CLOTH CLOAKs at 81, IS. S6-iormc. price 90,
$3.50, and SO;
CLOTH CLOAKs Al 50, former price :i.5c.
Having reduced our stock Il CARPETS 70 only
IS pieces, " ~ -utill 81 Ai' 'Aith'f H. siltt.'
cost. We have
pieces TAPESTRY BRUSSELS worth - FOR
6sc.;
pieces BEsT-MADE MORAN worth II for
Soc;
pieces NEXT BEST INGRAM worth SIC. for
GJc.;
> piece, CoTToN-AND-WooL INGRAlN worth
soc. for 4Oc.;
. pieces COTTON-AND-WOOLl NGGALN wor;h
IOc. for soc;
piece COTTON CARPET worth zoe. for . 20. ;
= pieces HEMP CARPET worth 2jc. for zee;
and . small linc Of RUGS to DC closed out.
See our splendid line OF GENTLEAiEN'- FULL
REGULAR FANCY BRITISH HALf-iiOSE AZ
25c.. sold everywhere for from A 70 soc. pair.
and thou auds Of other bargains not announced in
hi, advertisement. T.. j. LEVY 4 CO.,
de 30 2l3 east Broad street.
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PRlzEs FOR NRGINIA WoMAN.-Tbe
Dime Museum in New York recently
offered prizes for the homeliest woman,
tho handsomest man, the woman with the
biggest foot, and the best-dressed woman.
The prize Of $40 for the biggest foot was
given TO Miss Nellie Reeves, OF Norfolk,
Va, and She also carried OF the S2j for the
best-drossed woman. Insatiate archer,
would not one prize suffice . Baltimors
sun.
This suTpasseth all understanding, that
daughter Of the South should be distn-
gnished Tor superlatlye pedal extremity,
unless The recipient Of the prize above
mentioned be lineal descendant Of Ham. I
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DEATHS.

Died nj III. residence. 522 south Pine street. on
the morning Of the Goth Of December, nj half
pasi 8 O'Clock, after long aud painful Illness, I.
y. SHAW in the fifty sixth year OF his age.
blessed are the dead that die IN the Lord.
He leaves a wife and six children to mourn their
los.
The funeral will take place from Lame-Stred
Methodist Episcopal church on SUNDAY AZ
TERNOON al o'clock.
Chicago, Concord II. n.y., Philadelphia. and
Boston papers please copy.
Died. In Alexandra. Vs., on Mon lay morning.
December %. 1882, at 1880 o'clock, MARY.
SERENA. cid. ST daughter Of The Lite Levi and
Lydia H. Hurdle.
IN that city. on "Wednesday morning, December
9Th. at 10 O'Clock.
Died. December 30. 1882. a. his residence near
Richmond. &. VI. NlMNO in tic scvon'y-:ourlh
year of Ill age.
Thc Friends Of the family are requested 20 attend
Tic funeral frOn Centenary Methods. church At
O'Clock SUNDAY AFTERNOON. 3l.t instant.
Died. December 3Gfh AT , o'clock =. NJ; DOUG
Las. infant son Of ). IL. and Ellen G.. Kidd.
The fuueral will take place from tie re-ldcncc
of his parents, No. ~ north SIKH street THIS
the family are Invited 10 attend
Died, December 2glh. NJ the residence az her
father. Mr.. &. ". smith. 7l2 east Franklin street.
Mrs. KATE SMITH KELSEY. wife OF Mir.
Chaunccy kelsey. of Chicago. ILL.,, In the twenty
The funeral win take place from her lais re i
dcnce at O'Clock THIS lsund ~ AFTERNOON,
and The remains be carried 70 Hollywood cemetery.
Chicago and New York paper. please copy.
Died. December sOth, at y. T.. NJ, SIR. L. :.
HUTCHINSON aged iifty -onc years.
Her funeral VIII take place MONDAY, January
Isl. at IL NJ. from her late residence. / - west
Cary street. Friends of the family are invited T.
attend
Died. al The residence of her parents on Rcycrly
street, Sldncy, ANNIE T., the beloved daughter
OF T. l.. and T.. Church: aged two years two
months and thirteen Gays.
The funeral viii take Place al the residence Of
her parents NJ 81 O'Clock THIS sunday AFTER
NOON, 3 1T instant
Died. at the residence Of his son. In Manchester,
on December 3Oth, 1t haf-past O'Clock L. VI.
Dr. JOSEPH W. BRONACCH, in the seventy
seventh year cf hi, age.
The funeral vii! TAKE ulacc from the Manchester
at half-pls 2 o'clock. 1bc friends OF the family
arc requested to attend.
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FIRST LOSS THE BEST.
AREAL BARGAI'
We shall offer on Tuesday

we shall offer on Tuesday
20 dozen FRENCH COUTILLE CORsE1s. 81
homes. embroidered, ut 37kc., usually SOFA III
80 dozen TRENCII wOyE at 3Gc., usually sold
at G5c.. ....,. 20 no ,,,.,,,
20 EUBBER PIANo-CoVERs at $685. usually
sold at -i.Jn: , u, , i,
Il pieces CROti ri JAZZ. W., tt"' "'"-Sf'
az zoe usually sold ut 37'lc:; 40 -
our IhCK SILK yELvETs (Which were bought
at n sacrificed NJ near one ball their Naiue o-
pcr cent?. -. e.lo,a ,,.,,..,
CASHNERES. SH0ODAH tLuiHs' tAh,
TI's-U,IR. LADIES CLOTHS, ana aH
FANCY GOODS of every description VIII be
sold nj cost. and In many cascs ~ less;
All OF our FLASHEIS ut II reduction;
81 rIcccs BASKET FLANNEL~, in various
colOrs. III i5c. a yard.
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N~f TOO MANY GOODS.
WE HAVE TO MOVE THEM BEFORE TAX
ING INVENTORY.

During che next thirty days We Will sell
FrR-LINED CIRCULARS at SIS that have been
selling ats %:
rUE-LINED CIRCULARS at 500 that have becn
selling az $3.50:
FCR-LINED CIRCULARS at 800 that have been
selling at 1880;
We will ais, sell our CLOAkS, ULsTERs. and
JACKETS At cot 70 clo-e them ont;
4 large 10, Of CARPETS, OlL-CLOTHs. md
MATrINGs at cost;
800 pair BLANKETS to be sold very cheap;
rABl.E-LINEN and NAPKINS at special Ia
duccmcnt,:
An immense stock Of CASHMERE. for mons
and boys wear al spocis, bargains;
800 UNLAUNDRIED SHIFTS stil left at The
same old prices;
GENTLEMEN's SCARS, TIES, and SOCKS at
great inducements;
100 dozcu LADIES and CENTLFMEN'S
WOOLLEN VESTS regarllc-s Of cost;
oar stock Of BLACK DRESS GOODS IS s!.ll
complete. Parties in search Of such goods
should no, buy before examining orr stock.
satisfaction guaranteed.
10000 yards FOREIGN and AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS. in rcmnant,-among-t them
some handsome rLAIDS and STRIPES 10 be
sold NJ ono third their value;
We have several eases Of Other DRESS GOODS
which we will sell very cheap:
rs pieces COLOEED SILK NILNETs and
PLU>liE>;
800 pieces BLACK and COLORED SILKS. SAT-
INS. and BROCADES-ali Of which VIII be
I'D very cheap before taking Inventory:
In DOMESTICs and lIOUSE-FCkNlsiliNG
GOODS sc have full assortment at bottom
prices. sYCLE BROrIIEES,
3II Broad street.
Branch House: 1920 Main street. DC 3l-cod
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c.

ELEGANT DOMESTIC PRESERVES
IL I'm mitigation jars),
WAX.CiiEIlRIEs, OUNCES, PEACHES,
PlSEAPPLEs, GREEN CAGES,
LARGE SMOKED HERRINGs.
SMOKED SALMON aud BoNELESs (ODFIsu,
CApE-C0D CEANBERRIfs,
MALAGA GRAPES and FLORIDA OF AKGES,
NEW FIGs, &C., Just received at
NO rs CHRISTIAN & WHITES
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We have received copy OF dumas
Art Annual--an Illustrated Record OF the
Exhibitions OF the World. 1892. Con-
taining about $50 original Drawings re-
produced in fac simile.' The publisher is
j. w. BONToU, Z, oadway. New York.
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The druggist who he.itates now Is lost
for the winter. He should sling together
some sweet oil and liquorice aud bring ont
his cough cure at once. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup does not pay him enough profit.
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NJ $ L. 10 MS EPISCOPAL)
CHURCH tTwenty-fifth ard Broad s;rec,sl.-ser-
vice at IL A. NJ. and 7:30 r. NJ, Rev. ROM
WHITE officiating.
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SILKS.

In ordc- 10 reduce The tremendous st0cs on hand
we have concluded 10 make heavy conct sions;
I'm fhl, Gcpartment BLACK GROS-SRAlN
SILKS lend u promnen, feature on account %
oi,sIity and prices at which tley were purchased.
We would also call special attention 10 our s,ocA
EVENING SILKS.
we rcgret that SPACE i'm this advertisement does
NOT uermit n, o. Specify prices. However. W.
mean r. dispose Of the greater lafl Oh or stock-
and that means ..
\ PRICE.
COHEN BROTHERS,
dc9rEJagSG Fourth and Broad streets.
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Main and sixth streets).-Rev. W. W.
LANDRUx viii preach on SUNDAY Mt IL A. NJ.
and 1880 Z. n. 2t
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MARRIAGES..

Married. at the re sidencC OF the brides father.
in Richmond city, on The 9th December. by i:ty.
Edmund Harrison. Mr. GEORGE W. Ny Eli Ia
Miss EMMA Il. HOLT.
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tn JUST THE TIME TO MAKE
Presents.

Those who failed 10 provide ihcm.siir NfH
holiday presents before Cbn .uo1s VIII base ere
opportunity of doing 80 durng Obi. wok Ihca
j. no time more appropriate for prc,enf-mahins
than Ncw-Yoar. You can pnrcha,e prc-enti for
that Gee, Ion at grcl'ly-rcdu"od r'fc-,a,
LEVY. DAVIS < DRhhE
are determined . CLOSE OUT all lANG
ARTICLES THIS WEEK.. and haye aNtd Low
PRICES GA
Handsome DESKS, WORk-BOXf.';
DYATITE COMES. BRUSHES. ani LOOllND-
GLASSES;
CTLLUDOID COMBS. BRUSHES, ard Ln'h
ING-GL ASSES;
aLLULOID COMBS. BRs>lIL,, and LDohlhG-
GLASSES 10 PLUSH, satin, NcNc'' AMI L''..'r
Ca-1s;
GLOVE and HANDKERCHIEF-BoNEe;
JAPANESE CABINETS. CARD-BONEs.
POWDER BOXES, TRAYS,
CARD-RECEINERS, Pr iRL CARD-CAri>,
OPERA-GLA>STS, TOILET SIT;
PHOTOGR APH- and AUTDGGhPIi-tLHT as
ODOR CASES anil TOILET WATERS:
NOTE-PAPER and ENVELOPES;
CARDS and ENVELOPES IN fancy boxes;
JET, SILVER. GOLD, GILT EOLLLD-rLt ATT,
and CELLULOiD JEWELRl;
MEERsCIlAUN CfGARETTE-IioIDERS.
POCKET-BOOK~. MEMOEANDJ N-gOOh~;
PEN. WIPERS. CKGi''lyN-BOAEDs
CRIBBAGE-BOARD~ PARCnErA ana other
GAMES;
WOBli-B AskET- lNF tNT'o-BhskiI>.
sHOPPING-BASKEr-. MALL-BA~hEIn.
and other BASKETS;
SMOKERS STAND, BOOKS. NA-E-;
GRACE-UOOPs aad MAGNETIC TOYS.
DOLLS. TEN-PISS. and BICYCLES:
LACEGOOUS and HANDKERCHIEF iu .crt
variety;
REMNANTS o DErSS GOODS very ch.ap,
COMFORTABLES and QUILTS;
NAPKINS, D0lLIE~, TOWELS;
TRAY-CLOTiis and TABLE-CLOlfl> aaI
NAPKINS in sets 10 match,
CARpET>-ANmin-tcr M0guctie. Bodv-bri-.. b.,
Tapestry brussels. Ihrec-Ply, lugra.r, D. a.if
Rag. List. aud Chinese Carpet;
RFD-CTECK.F ASCY.and WHITE NAT1lND.
ADMINISTER. BRi S~EIS. VELVET, lli
SMYRNA RIGS and VI ATS.
LlNDLtf'N and oii-lIolNr On now I.lIt,
MATS. uN>SOCkS. ANA OTIDNAN~;
BLANhE r---tic Chetp,-t ever brought q. i.'t
city; LOCO Y2.rs. from tie loH'-t r.l..- o. ti-
h,at manufactured; extraordinary lo" & .i...
VIII De given.
CLOAk>.-Wc win close oGt the remainder Of 0a-
stock nf very low prices, a- a. l- our Ini. If'.n
fo sci every garment. ANA have iNtI go I.H
prices 10 make chem o..
DEt - GuOD~.-slluy sNf.. viii be -lil No o..
90 - per cent. " 90 iHi- il CfGDI fI .f.I.
ont our dct. animation t1 show 80 clllc Dos
STOCK iu this department cycly season.
! Remember, that onr- q. thc largest ~IoEf
: o. flIiscitN. $50 carry tnp LARGEST SiNt is Iu
( .his city. and -oli FlRoT-tLts- GOODS at DBL.
levy. DAVIS & DRAKE.
l0l7 aud 1919 Nlin ..r. g. iachmoni w.
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FANCY GstnDs.

aAT' 'V''''''' -. .- --,..,--
7 STEVENS
order and quiet relgn once moro. End wish to
say to our friends and customers that We looked
quite ~ much to their comfort as 10 our pIodi in
closing from time 10 time onr doors on saturday.
The crowd grew 80 dcu,c we could no. do other
wise. We woulG gladly have waited on an who
wished had It been possible, and hope none VIII
be offended when We assure YOU We did al vi
could to accommodate you. and for the next
eleven months promise or usual prompt altcn-
ton to al who viii FAVOR Us with thcir orders.
Please accept our thanks for your patronage and
the universal good nature with which son met our
error, aud delays Hoping 20 sec you an fire.
qucntly. am, very iu,y.
W. a. STEVENS.
do27 300 Broad street.
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NV AIT UNTIL SATURDAY
EVENING
At UALF-PAST FOUE
10 BUY YOUR
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
oJG STORE Will. BE OPENED At HALF
PAST / O'CLOCK.
DOLLS. DOLLS, DOLLS.
SHELL BOXES. FANCY ARTICLES.
VIC have just received from oar buyer !n New
York iaggc stock Of HOLIDAY GOOD
Fur TRIMMINGS,
FUR LOOPS,
FUR COLLARS.
DOLMASs, CIRCULARS.
JACKETS, CLOAKS,
GARNET and WINE-COLORED CAsHMIREs,
large stock;
SILK ThNDKERCHfEFs I'm numerous variety
HOSIERY AT an prices;
CARPETS, RUGS, MhTTINGs. and on
CLOTHS 10 bc ,o,d rcgardlc,- az cost;
yLANNEL>, BLANKETS, COMFORTARLE>.
UNLAUNDRED SHIRTS,
UNDLRSHlETS Tor LATHE. children, rua guilc-
men;
INDICATED SHIRTS al sl.2j worth $3.50:
TERRA-COTTA MOCsQT ARE MD
GLOVES Just received;
WORsTFD HOODS, JACkErs, ,CAEfs;
GLOVES at very low prices;
RUBBER COATS fof ladie, md chil lrcnat 3l.25
worth 50:
JEWLLRY, BUTTONS. NOTIONS. &c.,&c.;
Look AZ our BLACK SILK at 81 worth sI.75. IIsl
from auction:
BAsKET-FLASNFLe In ON-BIOOD, SCAR
LET. WINE, and an other shadc, in toponed;
Large stock Of FANCY GOODS for the holiday
at extremely tow prices.
Our store viii De kept open EVERY NIGHT IN
IN 10 o'clock. Give rs an carly call 90 secure
some or IN. great bargains.
ID. & l.. MlTTELDORFfE.
dc 23-~aSu.gW j27 Broad sir,et.
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THE LADIES. OF THE WOMEN'S

yT'HE LADIES OF THE WOMEA'S
j CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION have
POSTPONED their Monday meeting to IIEsDS \.
Hungary 2d. NJ IL a. ", 10 meet 5Iiss J: T..
WIrLARD, president of the National tn,on'
who wIsLc, M that time 70 confer wi n the menu
Jcr- and all other ladies' Interested IN tie temper
ancc cause.
Tho Young Mems Christian Association have
kindly granted tue ladies the use Of their pariOrr.
corner Of Fourth and franklin street,.
Miss WILLARD PROPOSES u hold public meet
ing while here. due not of tie time and place 81
which viii be given through The papcr.
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WE MEAN BVSlNFss. And II WILL PAY
YOU TO GIVE ~ 1 CALL.
julius MEYER ,YN.
d,3I-ccd col and COB y f' 'r..
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REIN on.

THE ANNUAL REUNION AND EN-
4 TERTAlNMENT OF VIRGINIA COUNCIL.
No. ?. order II Chosen FricnGs, viii take place
January y. 1883. NJ $ o'clock T.. IL. at S:sugcr
Hall. Members can procure Ticket from any mem-
her Of tie committee, and from BROTHERS Robert
Harold, sl7 east Broad street, VI. W. Ford and T.
=. Heath, 5O1 cast Broad street. No tickets will
he issued after II o'clOcd Janwry 9TH. Commit
zee: II. Cabcl Tabb, j.. {. Teller, l.. \. whiting.
George G.. COrnica. dc 3l-,SJa7
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APKmAL NOTICES.
Mr. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAOI.
BINARY
GREAT CLOsING-0UT SALE
MEYERS,
G01 AND COS BROAD sTREgT.
DRY GOODS AT RlDIcULoUHy Low
PRICES.

Intending 10 make extensive alterations IN our
place Of business, We are compel, b make ro,,
for same. Dcspitc the enormous irnd. we have hal
during the past season. We have stilI an imm~l
stock on hand. The stock must 10 Teducea flIil
order to do th'. we have made eEi'9ordInit M.
ducld price, throughout, every department TLa.
prices are made regardless ~ value or cost
coMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARl ler.
We VIII offer spec.il extraordinary harga|n'la-
BLACK and CoLoRED DREss GOODS.
SILKS, VELvETs, PLJSIiEs,
DOLMANs. CIRCULARS, PELIs~E>.
CARPETS. RIGS. OIL-CLO1Hs.
HOSIERY, KID CLOVIS. WHITE GOODS.
81 ANKETs. CAssINEREs, CLOTHS.
FANCY GOODS. aud D0MDsTICs.