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a Cathedral i'm Danger of Failing.

HARTFORD. Conn, December ia dis
covery has Just been made here that the
new Catholic cathedral in Pennington
avenue is in danger OF falling down. II IL
the largest church cdifice in the State. The
foundations were begun In 1878, and the
basement was for time covered over and
services held there for want OF funds to
carry the walls up. Every parish in the
State has been asked TO contribute, ~ the
church is close by the Bishops residence,
and between 100000 and 100000 have
probably been raised. The roof is now
going on. The apparent danger to the
structure is in the settling Of parts OF the
walls. There are very extensive cracks in
several places. some Of them being wide
enough already to thrust hand into. 1t
is an immensely solid structure, and it does
not seem possible to remedy the trouble
without rebuilding, especially rs the foun-
dations are considered insecure by resting
upon quicksand. Experts are TO be called
in at once to sec what can be done.
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/; Did Congress Intend to enact 40 sweeping
lawi Let US see. Suppose this BIO adj
mltted for the sake Of the argument and
that the succeeding section (S5ia), relating TO
acts done sat any registration" &C., had
not been enacted. then clearly an offence
committed cat any registration" would
have come within the puryicw OF section
55l1. because II would have been "an un-
lawful act to secure an opportunity TO
vote" &C., by person desiring 10 register
himself or TO aid another in registering
unlawiully. Such an offence could In that
case have been punished under section
55ii; and there was no earthly necessity
for enact,ng section 5512 II the word "at'
means before as well as on the day Of
election. Would Congress have performed
a nugatory actf Would II have commit
ted blunder which might excite The dcri-
sion Of tyro in legislation5
The familiar maxim eypressio unias, &C.,
applies here with great force; for II Con-
gress prcscribts punishment for one act
which must necessarily be performed be-
fore the day OF election, II is fair to pre-
sumo that Il did not intend to include any
other act. or 10 punish any other act, done
before the day Of election. Then. when
VIC come to consider the well-settled rules
of construction, that all penal statutes must
be definite end certain in trms, and must
be strictly construed, will the Court srls-
tain indictments for acts done not at the
election, but before IT. Is II certain that
when the law says sat" IL means "tetore'
"a wcllf And IL not absolutely certain,
can YOU constr,e that into crime which
the law does not expressly declare to be
such. Let the Judge answer when he goes
upon the bench. Let Us, in conclusion,
commend TO Judge HuGHEs the noble Ian
guage Of the Court in The United States
rs. Reese:
"If the Legislature undertakes to define
By statute a new offence and provide for its
punishment, IL should express lis will iii
language that need not deceive the COM
mon mind. Every man should be able to
know with certainty when be is commit
ting q crime"
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Death of Judge Ould.

Judge RODERT OULD, eminent a. a law
yer, orator, and citizen, departed this life
at his residence, in this city, on yesterday,
after brief illness. His death il scarcely
less of public calamity than was that OF
the venerable Judge to whose worth end
memory lie paid so glowing tribute just
one week ago. We published that address
in full in these columns at the time, and
now we arc called upon to chronicle the
death Of its author.
Another great legal iuminary has been
eXtinguished forever, and another eloquent
tongue. which has often been heard IN de
fence of Che rights and liberties OF our
people, has been forever silenced by the
lev touch OF death. Not only will his
death be Iamcntcd by the people OF this
city, in whose eyes he has filed large
space for moro than twenty year,, but the
sad news will cast shadow over this and
other States, and carry a paDg to the heart
Of many warm adnirer and personal
friend, to whom his Irnd heart and genial
manner had cndcared him. He will not
only he missed from his place at the fire
side and at the Bar, but also from the ranks
OF the great Christian army where for
many years he has served rs tried and
trusty soldier, welding his powerful pen
and lifting his eloquent voice in Jealous
defence OF the doctrines OF the Cross.
Judge OUIp was cmincntly successful in
his profession, and may he classed as great
ls%yer-great rather in 'hc grasp OF his
intellect aud power Of concentrated
thought than in his learning, though this
was by no means insignificant: il was only
less prominent.
Judge OULD bore distinguished part in
the late civil war, being especially promi-
nent a, commissioner oil the Confederate
Government for the exchange OF prisoners,
and many viii remember how conclusively
he yindicatcd that Government from all
responsibility for the failure to carry out
the cartel for such exchange, and fastened
the responsibility ON the Federal Govern
ment and on General GRANT, where It pro-
perry belonged.
Using his own beautiful language in
reference 20 Judge MoNCuRE, slightly para
phrasing il, "Let lis thank God that Tic
gave to the country such patriot, TO the
State such q citizen, 10 the administration
of The law such all advocate, and to those
that loved him such friend"
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Colonel TON WHITEHEAD u an ex-con-
xressmsn, and "knows the ropes" Aitcr
reproducing one Of our late editorials on
the subject OF appropriations for the ,'r'"
movement Of rivers and harbors, he ADDS
$50 says the Richmond Dspafch, ana
we add that all this time millions have
been spent 20 improve and repair and re-
improve rivers and harbors OF the Norm
from Lake Superior around to New YORK.
More than this. millions OF dollars IN
money and land have been grantedto buiia
northern railroads which should all tend 10
New York city. and all this time the great
father OF waters, an inland sea, has peen
neglected, although il drained the graDary
of the world, watered an empire, ana,
properly improved. could bear on i's
bosom the navy OF n nation. WHY be
cause II ran south. went TO New Orleans,
into the Gulf. out to the ocean. and on to
Europe. Every navigabie stream empty
ing into the Atlantic south OF New YORK
has been watched by New York. and every
effort To improve them and make them nj
for foreign trade has been thwarted ny
sectional legislation. But the South ana
West now see where their interests lie TO-
gether, aud they are waking up 10 their
advantages, AMI will demand their rieh's
hereafter"
All which We commend to the attention
of our northern friends.
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Among those whose friends are urging
their claims before Governor Jackson for
the Supreme Court iudgcship are Hon.
Sam. Woods, james Morrow, Jr., John
Brannon, Robert White. j. M. Bennett,
and John w. English. with the chances,
IL is said, in favor OF the first named ren-
tlcman.- hona,uha Gazette.
West Virginia mas as good lawyers a.
any other State In the Union. Several OF
the gentlemen named above are good
friends OF ours; and VIC shall be pleased to
hear oil the appointment OF any one Of these
TO the bish Office in question. But we
should be especially pleased to BIZ able
when next we sec him TO call sam. WOODS
+" Judge" And so say all Of his numerous
acquaintance In Richmond.
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There Is no affinity between cheap and
useless beef, wine and iron tones, aud the
Liebg Company Coca Beef Tonic. real
renoyant of strength and restorative OF
health. at IL the best tonic there Is.
Every physician to whom 1 have recon-
mended It has found il so," says Professor
II. u. Drake. NJ. d., Detroit, Mich. IL I'M
parts new tone to the liver, stomach, kid
neys, and bowels. and by its rogulative
action affords relief from headaches, neu-
ralgia, constipation. and languor. Beware
of limitations
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We have just received from our buyer in New
York large stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS
FUR TRIMMINGS,
FUR LOOPS,
FUR COLLARS,
DOLMANs, CIRCULARS.
JACKETS, CLOAES,
GARNET and wINE-COLoRED CAsHMEREs,
large stock;
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs In numerous variety;
HOSIERY at all price,;
CARPETS, RUGS, MATTINGs, and OIL
CLOTHS, to be sold regardless Of cost;
gLANNELs. BLANKETS, COMFoRTABLEs,
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS,
UNDERsHIRTs for ladies, children, and gentle
men:
INDICATED SHIRTS at 1926 worth $3.50:
TERRA-COTTA mouse UETA ARE KID
GLOVES Just received;
woRsTFD HOODS, JACKETS, sCAIFs;
GLOVES at very low prices;
RUBBER COATS for ladies and children al sl.25
worth 50;
JEwLLRY, BUTTONS. NOTIONS. &C., &C.;
Look n. our BLACK SILK at 81 worth :l.75, just
from auction;
BASKET FLANNELs In OX-BLO0D, SCAR
LET, WINE. and oil othershades just opened;
Large stock Of FANCY GOODS for the holidays
ut extremely low prices.
our store will be kept open EVERY NIGHT I'M
III 10 o'clock. Give us an early call 10 secure
some Of the great bargains.
d. & T.. MITTELDORFER,
dc I6-saSuSW 527 Broad street.
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- VOTING MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

NIGHT at S O'Clock study OF
tho international Lesson taught by DIR. UPPER
TOMORROW EVENING ut $50 Song Service
flor men only.
MONDAY NIGHT at $50 young mems meeting
Tuesday NIGHT at s:l5 lecture at Mozart
Hall by judge BIcK, of East India.
Tu,RspAY NIGHT at $50 Bible Class.
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DEATHS.

Died. on the 14th instant. BEkNAhD w.
GRAVES, In the forty-tbird year OF MS age
"uope bids the storm Of life be calm'
Tho troubled breast be caIm'
And in Tie wounded heart she pourS
Religions healing balm."
Ills inierment will take place In the family bnrS
ing-eround In Hanover county.
Died on the morning Of the 18th Instant 'u'ge
ROBERT GUILD. = az, ca.ord
prcsbvtcrIan church (Rey. Dr. iioRc's) iO-Moho,
ROW Sunday AFTERNOON at half-pasi
o'clock.
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YEyNOR Az HOME.--We know Of course
that VgNNcR would rather paper should
denouncc hiui than not TO advertise him
nor bis almanac at eli; and so We have
quit exposing him. But IS he lives in
Montreal, We have thought our readers
might Ike to see how he stands IL home.
The Montreal Herdld says Of him:
g For some years Mr. Nennor bed under
taken 60 sOrotell the weather several
months ahead. and in bis study Of the doc
tline OF chances has occasionally, but rare
", Int upon the right thing. From this
he has gone on laundering, clustering.
and bluiiing in q manner which, while IL
has made him mark for the merriment OF
some, has won from others an admiration
and u confidence that appears TO have been
greatly profitable. The question SIS this
rightg' presents itself, and enters into
competition with the more selfish one,
VIII il pay = That IL will pay, that il
docs pay, cannot be doubted, for il il did
not pay we should have ceased long since
to hear anything about il. But though il
may pay. is IL ilistifiabc, in order 10 make
It pay, 30 deceive the public with trash i!
the capt;ous heading: November and
December PredictionS-Novembcr Ist 10
9Th. a good amount of ram probable,
with n frosty snap about the Sd or 4th,
and scattered snow flurries through west
ern and northern sections 9Th and 18th.
The neighborhood Of the 7th probably
stormy, with rain, sleet, or snow; also
llth and 18th wet and dreary.' In the
face OF these predictions what have we
had + Scarcely drop Of rain, not parti-
Gle, and not Il fake OF snow. IL l. time
arrant nonsense ceased. The lunatic asy-
llmS Throughout the country contain pa
ITEMS whose rawlings are no worse than
these, and yet they are not suffered to be
at large. II Mr.. Vennor cannot calculate
his averages better than he has done. would
IL not he more than general interest for
him to apply himself entirely to the inter-
csting and instructive duties Of his leglti-
mate calIingf A gullible public may not
always consent TO be gullcd. so that it is
better TO apply the breaks before they be-
come disg,Sted."
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MARRIAGES.

Married, December 7. 1852, BY Rev: Pr: =; u
piston. ~ The residence OF the hrides sfber'
major John Peel Miss CORRlE rye an nha ,d M;
WILLIAM r. R0YSTER, formef'y .. n p.,1r"sd
but now Of the Chesapeake ana ohio ""'"vr"
Company, Newport News. va.
Married. Mt the residence Of the BRIDE on nc
M December, by the Rev. John !!ann0n. " Az
TER ATKINSON to MARY ii. WiAhTOS.
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ELEGANT GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IN ALL OF OUR DEPARTMENTS.

TOYS. DOLLS, BOOKS, DESKS. ALBUMS:
GLOVE and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
GAMES. TEN-PINs. T0lLET-SET~. VASES;
.GRACE-HOOPS, ORNAMENTS;
Eleyant CLOAKs, DOLNAN>, SACQUfS.
JACKETS, and ULSTERs;
BLANKETS. QUILTS, CONFORTABLES;
NAPKINS, TOWELS, TABLE-CLOTliS, Dol
LIES, and TRAY-CLOTHS:
HANDKERCHIEFS, NECkWEAR, STOCK
INGs. aud GLOVES;
RUGS, CARPETS, OIL-CLOIflS. MATS, or
TOMANS, and HASSOCkS;
'JEWELRY, SOAPS, TOUET-WATERs, and
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS;
WINDOW SHADES, CURTAINS. POLES, COR
NICEs. and LAMDREQUfN>;
PAPERS and ENVELOPES, and CARDS and
ENVELOPES Ia boxes;
FUR CARRIAGE aud sLEIGH-ROBES;
CARRIAGE and HORsE-BLANKETS;
4 full asso rtment OF GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NIsHING GOODS;
UNDERWEAR FOR LADILs-we offer great
bargains in this line;
Elegant DRESS GOODs-all marked down 10
close out We expect to lose some money on
this stock, and are ready 10 make the sacrifice.
GOODS for bsys' and mems wear:
DRESS TRIMMINGS In great variety; and all
other articles usually kept In first-class est b.
n-hment.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
successors 10 Levy Brothers,)
1917 and 1919 Main street,
dcls Richmond, Va.
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&c CHRISTMAS, lSs2.
CHRIsTMAs, 1859

CHRISTMAS, 1855.
We NJ now receiving and viii have rli. i
inspection boy MONDAY, December lltn, ilrsc
and varied assortment ~ article suitable f-raI-
day gifls, and = yi,lt TO orr stotc ~ti nrAr tf
friends, patrons, ami he public.
our buyer IN. been IN New York 90, w.'., 4-i
has made purchases for all The depanuo'-
NEW DRY GOODS.
NEW NOTIONS.
NEW DREsS-TRniMING-.
SILK uANDRERChItfs Tor ldi,7 gentle.
and childnn from 25c 10 80 piece. LINN
CAMBRIC nANDKERCHIFFs from 's
Zoe. Especial attention Is askca 60 .f
CHLDs COLORED BORDERED HAND
KERCHIEFsa At Toe. aud the HEMsTIrOWp
AZ 2bc.
PICTURE-ERAMES,
PLUsH-FRAME MIRRORS
POCKFT-BOOKS,
sHOPPING-BiGs.
BASKETS from I0c. upwards.
CFIiCLOID SETS,
SILVER and CELLULOID TnIsBLt>.
LUMINOUS MATCH-sAFES
WhLL-POCkkTs;
Ia fact, space would iail TO mention al.
FUR-TRlMhiNG, all Widths, from zoe. 60 - B.
per yard;
FUR COLLARS, 81 20 ca;
ZEPHYR WORsTEDs, SHETLAND Mooi'
GERMANTOWN YARNS.
For our gentlemen friends w have
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
UNDERWEAR, sUsPENDER>
COLLARS, CUFFS, ETC.
PAMPAs.GRAss FOR DECORATION
PAMPAs-GRAss FOR DECORATION
For presents for men, women, and ehh'i'n -"
on Us. RREEpEN. rALLsY & CO.
de lQ-su, tn, rh&sa-tt
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ierred that the eventual mixture Of The allied
varieties OF the Arynn race forming Tue
population win produce finer type oil man
than has hitherto existed"
The great philosopher excludes the ne
gro. lie Is no miscegenationist.
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MULCH COWS FOR sALE.-Iryssr
ltl have TWO FINE, FRESH, GENrLESS8
COWS, just brought In tof fine stockl. Can be
seen ut 1918 and $50 Franklin street, Richmond.
dc l6-3t GEORGE WATT,
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KIDNEY.wORT.
REMOVALS..

REMOVALS..
ID z NOV a l..
IL affords me pleasure 10 announce TO the trade
that have removed ~ the extensive warehouse,
No. SOUTH TWELFTH STREET, and call
their attention 70 my large and we'll selected stock
Of sEED-LEAF AND HAVANA TOBACCO,
which offer ut as low prices rs can be bought In
any III arket.
Thanking the trade for their liberal patronage I'm
the pact respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same and guarantee Satisfaction In all respects.
CHARLES MlLLHISER,
Dealer and Packer OF Fine Tobaccos,
No, 8 south Twelfth street,
de 1856 Richmond, Va.
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M ST. PAUES CHURCH SUNDAY,
December 17th.-servicc IL a. NJ, Rev. X. ii.
MckINF, ID. d.: 7. NJ, Archdeacon kfRKLEf.
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MI JAMAICA RUN, ST. GROIN
Rum. SCOTCH WHIsKEY. APPLE BRANDY
all Of very best quality. For sale by
do o.2w OSCAR CRAM.
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NJ ST. ANDREWS CHURCHILL
A. NJ. service and Holy Commnniop-Rev.P PIKE
POWERS. Service nj p. NJ.
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We return thanks to Hon. JOIN JAY
KNOX, Comptroller OF the Currency, Tor a
copy OF his report to the second session OF
The FOrtY.scventh Congress.
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10 CHAMPAGNE.

Just receiving large shipment Of that cele-
brated PREMIERE sERRE and GRAND WIN
IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE-both wines selected
for me with great care. o. CRANE,
DC 0-2w so. Ii Governor street
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M CHAMPAGNE.
On hand and for sale
EXTRA DRY VER2ENAY, Of my own impor-
tation:
PIPER HEIDslECk,
q. ii. MUMM'S DRY yKRZENAY aud EXTRA
DRY,
L.R0DERER, CARTE BLANCHE Russlsnl, and
the
URBANA WINE CoMPANY's COLOSSAL, q
very superior wine made In this country.
de li-2w q. CRANE.
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M PARK-PLACE VI T. 4 II q ID IST
A. NJ. Bishop CREAMERY: ~ Z.
NJ, JOIN HAHyoy-subjoci. The Destructive
Forces os the Universe"
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

gLt-e goods ought O. b. selected before Pc I-
-Ortment Is broken. COHEN BROTHERS,
de3 corner Fourth and Broad street O..
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M FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
Grace)-Rev. W. {. sCUAEFFER, pastor-Preach-
Ing at IL A. VI. and 1880 Il. VI. Al welcome.
seats free.
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tD READl READl READ

We arc determined % keep up a constant supply
Of the ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS which hi,r
made our
30 popular. We arr opening thi- .ck moot
elegant line Of
COLORED and BLACK CLEANING CLOTH.
among Them an elegant DJGBLF-WlbIu
CHECKED CLOTH. i0r ulster, AZ = p,r
ytrd worth $3.50;
FUR and PASsEMENrFRlE rRlNbtND~-
BRAfDS \ IA HUssAR, ~ c0lor-;
CLOAK BUTTONS, an cuior-;
CLOAK BUTTONS, handmade crochc.at ..
per dozen;
BASKET FLAhNF&S. for stcoucs, 900 the r,I.-
lar oX-biood aud scarlet and sll otn,r i,-. riI..
c0lors;
3s-inch ALL-WOOL CAsHMiRi s. -tJQc. la sI
desirable shades
BUTTONS and BRAIDs al Hlt ul,.t sisir H
match;
UNDREss KID GLOVES, ur,e buuou-, a, &C.,.
worth 81;
OREss KID GLOVES, three baton. o.. go.
worth II;
NOvsQUETAIRE CLOVIS, ,iA-1ntl'n .,a -.-
al zoe. worth $i.2j;
Also. splendid line ~ CASliNEHE 4.i l...I.-
LIANT Isle GLOW rs ~ me ap~t -'.....
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ME- MONUMENTAL CHURCH. -Di-

Inc service at II A. NJ. by The rector, Rev.J.G.
u. ID. Afternoon service az
clock by krcldoacon KIEEY, Of England.
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NJ Al JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
col ASD COS BROAD STREET,
WEEPING REDUCTIONS

In order to make room for HOLIDAY GOODS
We have made special reductions IA our
DREss-GOoDs DEPARTMENT.
Notice the chinqc=;
40 pieces DRESS FLANNEL PLAiDs. were
Soc, now 1879:
Is pieces siLK-AND-WoOL PLAIDs, wore
40 and 5Oc., now Ice;
so pieces SHOODAH CLOIH. were lGsc., now
l2.c.;
10 pieces DOUBLE-WDTH C,sHMEREs, were
25c.. now &C.;
80 pieces TYCOON REP, newest styles, were
25c., now 1870;
40 pieces MORE SILKS, were ~. now Doe;
HANDSOME sILK-LINED MERyELLIEUX
CIRCULARS. SIS, were $50;
BEAUTIFUL FUR-LINED CIRCULARS, $40.
werc f25
WHITE sQuTRREL-LINED CIRCULARS, s2l,
were s2S;
GOOD BLACK-CLOTu CIRCULARS. So;
HANDSOME FUR-TRIAIMED DIAGONAL
CIRCULARS. $3.50;
SATIN DE LYON DOLMANS. SIP tosaO;
LONG CLOTH JACKETS-cntire stock Al cost
40 dozen TERRA-COTTA MOUsQUETAIRE
KID GLOVES at 9Oc.;
tltllspREN'S EAikA IONi, HLAN 4 RIB
BED, FRENCIl-MiXED HOSE al Zoe. worth
zoe;
LADIES' sOLID-COLoRED HOsE-four pair
Tor 25c.;
LADIES SOLID CASHMERE HOSE, regular
made, at 25c. worth Acc.
We arr now opening an immense stock 4
HOLIDAY GOODS,
consisting OF
FANCY BOXES.
TOlLET-BOXES.
PFRFCME-BONES.
DRESSlNG-CAsES,
WORK-BOXEs,
MRIrlNG-pEskS.
PAPETERiES.
WlSP-BROOM HOLDERS,
WALL-POCkErS,
DOLL-BABlES
We are enabled 10 offer these goods ~ SPECIAL
Low PRICES.
JULIUS MEYER 4 SON,
de COL and 603 Broad street.
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IN CEN TIE y AIRY METHODIST
CHURCH south aide Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streetsl.-Seiyi vices at ii A. NJ.
and ~ 7. NJ. conducted by the pastor Rev. +. \.
prrEf..GN
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III THE BEST COD-LIVER OIL.
imported by myself direct from New Foundland,
and guaranteed 10 he pure, free from rancidty,
and more easily assimilated and more acceptable
TO tire stomach than other brands of oil.
For sale by 7. ROBERTS BAKER,
(uccessor 20 Meade & Baker)
9l9 east Main street, Richmond, Va
mo 2l-Tu&Sg-2ml
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Another lot n those BEAUTIFUL. SPOOL
COTTON NECk-TlES. Tor ladiee. 90 25c. cl.f
Can and see them. The supply j. limited ana e I'D
soon Dc exhausted. T.. &. LEVY 4 co.
no 20 2i3 east Broad street