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ELECTION or OFFICERs.- .-lichm md
Lodge, no. !, Colored Knights Of Pythlas,
at their last regular meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year 1883: EmEet
Scott. L. c.; X. 4. Paul. {. c.; W. II.
Carter. V. c.; James II. Holmes, T.; W IL
liam T. Wright. X. OF II. and ;. {. u.
Braxton, VI. F.; l.. II. Carter. VI. b. IL.
c. Gillian, NJ. at A.; J. +. Taylor /. u. (;
William Winston, y. q.
At the last stated meeting OF Lafayette
Council, No. 697, American Legion OF
Honor, the following officers were elected
for one year Richard L. Davis, command
er; j. ID. Dalton, yice-commander; John
W. B. Tweedale, past commander; John
]. Wicks, orator william A. ;. Conrad,
secretary NJ. c. Robertson. collector; W.
j. Bullock, treasurer; Thomas {. Bethel,
chaplain (; Matthew Mayo, guide; j. w.
Garbert, warden; George Z. shewbridge,
sentry: Matthew Mayo, DR.. }. c. Williams,
and John j. Wicks, trustees; N. {. Ro-
bertson, representative TO the Grand Lodge
OF Virginia John w. B. TweedaIe, alter
nate.
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,THE FLORENCE NIGHTiNGALE OF
THE NURSERY.
A DENIPtcTEE.ss.

The following e. an extract from hitter wilton
70 the Germaa reformed HesseHger, % Cham
bcr-burg, Penn;
4 BESEPAcTIErS.
Jns, o9cn the door for her and Sir. Nms!pH
viii prove the American Florence Nightingale -
IN, Nur-ciy. of ihis We are - slre that We vii,
teach oar -eusy" 10 say, "A blessing On hr.
Winslow " for hcping her 10 survive and occspc
the gIiping coiiching, and tccsh.ng siege. hRH-
WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves thc
child from pain, asd cures dyscnteTy AID ditT-
rhna. II -ofteus the gums, rodac", illumination,
cures alnl-coIic. and carrie, tie iniau; aaieiy
through The tec;hlng period. IL performs precisely
what Il profcs1s 20 perform, every lsnt oi ii-no-
thing lcss. We have never secn Hrs. h.n.iOs -
know her only through the preparation % hDr
Soothing Syrup for Children 1celi,ins." II $50
had The power We woula make her, - Jc -, a
physical savior - TIE iliant race. so'i ~ nu
dc s9-coiiw
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Grand Olening.

Edward A. stump, s26 east Main street,
will open his new saloon, lunch and bill.
liard.rooms on Monday, January ist. All
OF his friends and the public generally are
cordially invited. With ample facilities,
he has succeeded IN making the place at.
tractive, and one which will compare
favorably with any in the city In style aud
neatness. lie Will keep the best cigars,
lager beer, wines, and liquors; also, ale,
and porter In bottles and on dranght.
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The following will receive callers on
New-Year's day:
With Mrs. Steger, 110i Broad street,
Mrs. Howard ID. IIoge. Mis&s Ksts and
Annie Winston, Misses Lou aud jamie
Jackson.
At 3O2 west Franklin Miss Tate will re.
ceiye, assisted by Miss Albert, ofRichmond,
and Miss Wcddcll, Of staunton.
Mrs. III. l.. Pelouze and daughters. AS
sisted ny Miss Anna Clash, win receive
after Z. VI. New-Year's day, at 40 east
Marshall street.
Miss Louise Allan, 404 east Franklin
street, willreceive on New-Year's day, and
with her Mr.. Edward MAYO, Miss Lane,
OF Fredericksburg, Miss Daniel, and Miss
Annie Williams.
At 1l01 east Clay street. Mrs. Y. w.
Powers, Miss l'eachy Powers, Miss sallie
Cosby, Miss Dele Pegram, Misses Mamie
and Elva May, Of Petersburg, Va, and
Miss Lucy Newly. OF Warrenton. Va.
Miss Tinsley and Miss Jeanny Tinsley
will receive at S0i east Marshall street, as
sisted by Miss Burruss, OF King William
county; Miss Henry, OF Charlotte; Misses
Gaines, OF Hanover; Mrs. Fowler, OF
Georgia, and Mrs. &. VI. Ragiand. OF Rich
mond.
Mrs. President Tyler and two daughters
will receive on New-lear's Jay ut their
residence, No. 7i5 east'Grace strcele, as
sisted by their friends Miss Jones, Miss SUI
sic Mcdowell. and Miss Ruth Hairston.
Miss Annie Bowman, Second and Broad
streets. will be glad to receive all her
friends.
At the residence Of Mr.. 8. ID. Hicks. No.
a. north SoonpI .tro.t Mrs TticL,a and Mis-.
Fannie Hicks will receive.
At No. 6 west Franklin. Mrs. G. 4. Da-
yeDport, Mrs. Nirginus Newton, Mrs.
Charles L. Williams, Miss King, from
Lynchburg, Miss Aylett, and the Misses
Cullen.
Mrs. W. G.. Ferguson, 3Ol east Frank
lin: Miss Maggie Eustace. Richmond :
Miss Gresham, Norfolk; Miss Pinckard,
stsunton; Miss Burwell. Richmond.
At Mr.. T.. +. Blankenship's. III south
Third street: Miss Holmes, University OF
Virginia; Miss Gould, Seneca Falls, n.
y; Miss Mole, Baltimore. Nd; Miss Tan
ner, Miss Smythe, Miss Johnston, Miss
Blair. Miss Blankenship.
At Rev. VI. W. staples, No. 900 east
Marshall street, Misses Staples, Of New
York; Miss schales, Of Brooklyn; Miss
Willie Walker, Of Wytheyllle, Va, will
receive with Misses Peachie and Annie Sta
pies and Mrs. John n. Gordon.
With Miss Darlington, corner OF Fifth
and Cary, Miss Sophy Bruce, OF North
Carolina, and Miss Mamie Bruce, OF Hall
fax.
Miss Belle Perkins will receive at home,
2lS east Main, and with her will be Miss
Lilly Pleasants, Mis-, Mary Archer, and
Miss Lizzie Strothcr.
The Misses Battele receive at Mrs. Nor
tons on New-Year's day, 303 east Frank
lin street.
Miss Helen Baer, PIG east Broad, assisted
by Miss Ida Loewentball, OF New York
city. and Miss May Devere, OF Washington.
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PROCEEDING AGAINST AN ALDERNAs.-At
the suggestion OF Dir. Chaffin, Attorney
General Blair has instituted legal proceed
ings against Alderman W. A. q. Cole and
James L. Davis. Superintendent OF the
Water Works, for sl23.5o, the amount paid
the former by the latter for hauling pipes
to the new water-works. IL is claimed
that under the State law such contract
(between a councilman and city officer
is Illegal, and that, as penalty, the amount
thereof is forfeit TO the Commonwealth and
recoverable from either Offending party.
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CCsrON-IIoUsE NOTEs. The British bark
Kate Burrill, Eldridge master, was entered
yesterday from Liverpool in ballast. She
will load cotton at West Point.
The British barkcntine Peerless. ID. +.
Morrison master, cleared for Santos with
2.Gl0 whole and 200 haii-barrcls OF fiour
shipped by the Gallego Mills Manufacture
ing Company, valued at Slj,925; 2.00C
eases refined petroleum, s.,2C0; 30 eases
spirits turpentine, $3.50; and 250 kegs lard,
Sl,3i2.23. Total value OF cargo, Sl9, 9,147.23
The American schooner VI. f. Amsden,
327 tons, J. ". Tewkesbury master,
cleared for Sagua Ia Grande, Cuba. with
1900 bundles OF smooth-shayed hoops,
valued OF $500.
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From the fact that there are ulass o(
people who viii abuse say privileSA and
as they have unnecessarily troubled ny
former references, l Will not publhh my
more testimonisb-howeycf, with Fv1ee 20
new and extraordinary cures Il my oGlee
when expedient. am we'll pleased wIth
my patients, Richmond. and the cilmate.
Ny success Is established, aud viii locate
permanently.
p. .. DR.. Paddock lectures In the AAd.
emy OF Music, Petersburg, next Friday
and Saturday only.
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EERSNNhI..


70 OUR PATRONS AND TIE PUBLIC;
We cesirc 10 retuTn oar thank io Our frlfnfs tor
their liberal patron - during thc pdsi yf;ii. ahi
10 assure them that We begin the new y'tr with 'n p
ci,a cd ftcilit!es f.r showing ani s.liinH rfs1i
csiaie, both IN tc city and uutfy. and " picd."
our best efforts ia their behalf; and % The pi =
a. large we desire o. say That NE NIB fhts
LARGEST ADVERTISERS OF bAsDS ~
AMERICA except tie weai,rn rsiiroads. and tJst
we respectfully ask share Of ucir pa:fOnssr.
promising faithful aud prompt attention - sii
business entrusted TO us. -
We sell CITY and COUNTRY PKorEkTY
privately and by public auction: COLLIN L
RENTS aud make prompt returns Sf6pliAI ,.
LOANS on city aud country real estate, WHITE
DEEDS and TAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II. a. tiAftIN s. co,
Real fsdate Agents,
No. north Tent1 street
RIB. CHAPLIN,
ROBERT II. GILLiAA.} d. 3f-ZS
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
with heavy fall OF snow in the forenoon.
partly clear in the afternoon, and clear at
night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. ~,
rs; 0 A. NJ, 2S; noon. 80; 3P. NJ, 9s;
q y. NJ, 30; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, q.
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SALE OF An OLD HOMESTEAD AD.-Messrs.
IL. Staples & Co. have sold the farm In
Goochland county known rs "Orapakes,"
(which has belonged TO the Selden family
Tor over forty-Gve years., containing about
$40 acres, to Messrs. Putnam x Brother, OF
New York, fer $1,000 cash.
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New GRAND JuRoRs.-The following
grand jurors have been summoned for the
adjourned term OF the United States Court
which meets in this city next month A.
b. Grubbs, OF Henrico; +. +. Tholl, VIII
liam +. DrInkard, Jr., and William +.
Hamilton. OF Richmond; Frank busch,
Il. +. Richardson. and Lewis Hoffman, OF
Norfolk; George B. Jones, OF Prince VIII
liam: Edward {. Turner, OF Tauquier ;
James X. smoot and Michael Bossart, OF
Alexandria.
This completes the panel. and the co IT
will meet here on the 22d OF January.
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CspECIAL INDUCEMENTS

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
sxlO FRAMES, with Cord, Mat and N"il'' Al
25, so. 75c., and -;
24x3O FRAMED CHEoMos' with Cora ana
Nails, at 90c.;
over 100 styles CA8INET FRAMES from loc'
.upward-prices lower inaa ever;
F,ne p s.or,ment of COPIES OF STEEL ENGTA-
WINGS GRAINED, at $3.50 eaeh' with Cord
and Nails;
euclo, Of STEEL ENGRAVINGs to be sold
very low, suitable forholiday presents
CORD and NAILS GIVEN AWAY with all
frames
!, WORTH OF CHRISTMAS CARDS for 3ce''
CoRNICFs In every style. al 10" 6gnroS;
ENGEA Nc :, hANp-
PAINTED PLAQUES, ALBUMS EAsEi's'
large and small, at ,,.,..-..o,,
dc II l.. i@'N - ~ -
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charged with adultery. Fined go each
and committed in default OF payment.
John Walker (colored, charged with un-
lawfully obtaining under falgo pretence
one coat and Ell in United States currency,
the property Of Ben. Jacobs. Continued
to Thursday next on account Of the illness
OF the accused.
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GoRxAy OPERA AND TAGLIAPIErRA.- The
sale OF reserved seats for Gorman's opera
commences tomorrow. The following IS
the programme Wednesday night and
Saturday matinee, La Mascotte; Thursday
and Friday nights. Pirates OF Penzance I;
Saturday night, Patience.
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PRESENTED WITH WATCH.-Mr. X. ID.
TYLER, the local freight agent OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company, was
Yesterday presented by the employees Of the
road who are immediately associated with
him with q beautiful gold watch and
chain. The affair took place at the depot,
with the usual interesting foImali:ies.
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.
PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT LOWEST PRICES.

GENUINE ENGLISH CHATTERBOX for $50
at 65c.;
PAPERTERIEs, the popular present marSe!s OF
beauty, at all prices;
PHOTOGRAPH AND AUTOGRApH-ALBIM
INKSTANDs, PLUSH AND LEATHER
CARD-CASES:
Fine line of CIGAR AND CIGAREITE-CASEs
from 4Oc 10 So;
All the ENGLISH AND AMERICAN POETS;
And don't forget that ! am running OF my
CHRISTMAS CARDS at half price:
WALKING-CANES, gold and silver heads-all
The latest styles, suitable fer Christmas pre-
scuts: - .,.
Fine line of GOLD PENS AND PENCILS:
OSE DOLLARS WORTH OF CHRISTMAS
CARDS for soc. at \. LfONAhI'c,
SOS Main street, two doors below Ninth.
dc l6
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Everybody win need for New-Ysai's day
something good. w. ID. Blair & 20. seven
years ago imported ono hundred casks OF
sherry. They have some Of II KIT OF all
grades and at New York prices.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS F0I TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic and South Atlantic States, fair
and clearing waather, northwest 10 north
east winds, higher barometer, and sta
tionary or slight fall in temperature.
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Six inches or sixty inches, II makes very
little difercnce--the strong rays Of the sun
can melt II. And yet the sun is smaller
than the moon. II Is but logical to inter
that II snow will melt under the influence
OF sunshine, IT will entirely disappear un-
der the influence Of +" Noonshins." See
what DIR. Willets has to say on tho subject
next Tuesday night ut Mozart Hall. Tick
cts at Ramos & Moses.
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DRoFouYDLY GRATEFUE FOR

l. PAST FAvORs, With renewed asssifaoces os
devotion T. the Interests conhdsd 70 MS IN tns ie
turr, W. close the Old and welcome u. ne" Se.n
with largely Increased confidence N the grown
and prosperity Of our city and STATE. The efl,s-
ordinarily large aggIegate TRANSACTIONS '. ssIv .'
during the wear 1882, tie prices obtained an The
almost total absence OF aid from -Iecuihiofs, to'
advance In rents and continued ~ ms.l tri aIoln
houses especially of medium and sisku i"einhss'
indtcatip9 Improved condition Is pcS -, inersssse
Of population, show a remarkably trm hno rcpA
bic market. and giyc upmis istatabie cs 'icnsss 20
enhancement OF values, ana mat no" ~ III "''o ="
invest. a. .,
Wishing everybody both friend. snd los, y ary
~ The latter we have, al the goo1 tsty ieei. 'o'
Themselves and ,olicltng far sharv oi ps'too
s,. In onr I'm. Nc r,maln your obcdiens Sr-
SSs,,' "a ""' ''"N' APPEES,JS & CO.,
''' p..i Fsfate Agents and Aucfi0nears,
aaa,co'let No. 3 north Eleventh stlcsl
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POLICE COURT The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:

Edward COnnors, drunk. Discharged.
James Kendall, drunk. Discharged.
Joseph Scott tcolored), charged with fe-
loniously assauitIng and cutting one Levi,
Washington. Sent on to the grand Jury
and committed, no bail being allowed.
Eddie Jones (colored), charged with
being accessory TO the felonious cutting Of
Lewis Washington. Discharged from the
above offence, but committed for six
months In default OF surety.
Ella Harris and Andrew Randolph,
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CHOICE fRrrs FOR EEw.YxAa REc sI-rsous
Just f~ct., cd per steamer,

CHOICE fRrITs FOR NEWMAN REc sx-rsoas.
Just rect, cd per steamer,
YELLOW BAsAS<s.
CALIFORNIA PEARS.
MALAGA GRAPES,
CATAwRA GRAPES.
CAPITALIZED IMPORTED ERgHs,
at reduced prices, at
a. ANroSis, Msln strc.s.
HANDSOME DESIGNS FOR FLOWERS In CIR,
White and Gilt. Pearl Shells. &C.. trimmed In
Bleachcd Wheat. oats, and Fancy Grasses, suiI,-
Bile for Christmas and Newsyeai's Presents aat
and Decorations. at ToLER 6 IIoorER's.
We have for the holidays h,ndsone Japonio,s,
Rosehuds, Ponsetias, Bouvardi,s. Heiiotr,pe,.
Hyac'nths, and other nice FLOWERS. Don't for
get the place. ToLER 4 HoOrER's, adtoiuins
Hollywood cemetery. Telephone No.. 2i3.
FANCY BOXES Oiled with Imported Fruits ani
French Candies for New-Ncar presents At AsTO-
MIS-. Main street.
CHRISTMAS, 1852.
DIAMONDS,
FINE WATCHES,
JI:wEIRY,
sHvEEwARE.
PEARL OPEIA-GLAnsBA
&. Lu~SDRs & Sos.
1923 N1ia etr-s,'.
ssssssss.ss.- y..ssssss.s.s..s
WATCHES AND JkwELaY
GODDARD & MosEs,
JEWELLERS.
020 MAIS STREET.
We arc now Offering beauiifa' l-Hort-
mcnt Of
DIAMoSp. SOLITAIRE and CLUSTER
RINGS, DIAMOSD EAR-DROrS, DIAMoSDs
LACE and SCNRF-PIsS at PRICES thsf
cannot be cqua.d In THIS city.
An examination will convince YOU.
GODDARD & MOSES.
JEwI LLEHS,
920 MAIN SHEET.
1
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Mullet-Rce, direct from Wilmington. N.
c., considered great delicacy, cspecisily
IN New Orleans.
The only place they can he llad in Rich
mond Is ut ". u. Blair & Co.'S, 100 east
Main.
supply very limited.
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DEATH or A DAUGHTER OF GENERAL-MAN-
AGKR SMITH-Mrs. Kelsey, wife Of Mr..
Chauncey Kelsey, OF Chicago, auditor OF
the Chicago and Alton railroad, and
daughter OF Mr.. c. w. Smith, general maii-
ager Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
died Friday night at 10 O'Clock at the resi-
dence OF her father, No. 10 east Franklin
street. Mrs. Kelsey had been in Ill health
for some time. Last fail Mr.. smith took
her TO Philadelphia, where she was placed
under the care Of DR.. BarthOlow, and from
Philadelphia she came TO Richmond, her
relatives hoping that this climate would
benefit her, but she continued to grow
worse until death released her from her
suffering. The deceased leaves one child.
The funeral will take place at > O'Clock
this afternoon from Mr.. Smith residence,
No. 1l2 Franklin street, and the remains
will be taken TO Hollywood.
Mr.. Smith and family have the sincere
sympathy OF large circle OF friends, and
indeed OF the community generally, in this
great sorrow.
Mr.. Smith left his daughters bedside 10
20 to New York in connection with urgent
official business, and was hurried back by
a telegram announcing that she was dying,
and soon afterwards by another that She
was dead.
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THE BAPTIST HONE FOR AGED WOMEN. To
BE OPENED MORROW Baptist
ladies Of this city will tomorrow formally
open the Baptist Home for Aged Women.
This most excellent institution is located
at the corner Of Grove avenue and ilaryit
street, and the public are invited To the
dedcatory services, which will begin al
Il O'Clock. The lady managers request do
nation, from their friends, which will be
received at any hour during the day. FoI
the convenience OF those who may not be
able 10 visit the Home a committee Oi
ladies' Will be in the lecture-roOm OF the
Second Baptist church from II to 3 O'Clock
tomorrow to receive such gifts as friend,
may desire 10 leave with them. This IN
stitution, which i under the control OF .
Board OF Lady Managers, OF which Mrs.
J. Il. Joter is president, promises to be one
Of the most useful OF it, kind in this city.
Its affairs are most efficiently and economi'
cally managed, and it l. hoped that il
many friends by their liberal gifts Will
make tomorrow for its lady managers a
happy New-lear indeed.
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If YoU ARE ANNOYED by your rubber. steel, %
shell Eyeglasses breaking, You can pat yDarseii
out Of misery aud saye expense by purchasing
pair Of CELLULOIp EYEGLASSES. For aaie ~
all leading jewellers and opticians.
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C,URlsTMAs PRESENTS s In !, TllHIEl@
flScf cmAli,s sc, saaI AT %iFtkfSSTIT Si TPthElu
FROM s-tsrt,nvns VII, study their Interest by ca,l-
Of any dsse'pg bpeore parehaag WttMa,n Nam
FRoS Once and WrsrSIlss1 North itR9 dams street.
FACTORY, Nos. To- To- -V' dc l7-3m
sfreet Richmond. -------------
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS.
rOURQUIEAN. PRICE, TFMPLE, & Co,
s29 EAST BROAD STREET,
AND
CARDOzO, ALSOP, MOsBY co,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET..

Our spacioas establishments are now being zap
idly Glled with the CHOICEST and MOsF sFA-
SGNABLE NOYELTIEs-FANCY GLOVE aud
HANDKERCHlEF-BOX JEWELRY CAS-
KETs. FANCY PIN-CUsiIIOSs, TOILET-BOT-
TIES. PLUSH, RUSSIA.LEATHER. CASTOR.
and ADVANCED NOVELTIES IN POCKET
BOOKS. HAND-BOOKS, sPECiE-BACs, and
other goods suitable FOR the holidays.
SEAL sACQUEs.
These stable and useful wrappings We are offer
ing at very popular prices. An Inspection Of our
stock before purchasing VIII be 10 your advantage
CARRIAGE-ROBEs.
Jus, opened, complete line, costing $3.50 TO
BLANKETS, sHAwLs, ,CoMFORTABLEs.
WINE-CLOTIls, and other useful articles ioI
sILK I2,iui6 iauni6 furiR,LISEp CIRCULARS and DOL
MANS ranging IN COS, from $50 T. so;
JACKETS, ULSTERETTEs, ULSTERs, COATS
and all novelties In wrappings, al our usual 10"
NTCKWEAR in immense variety OF shape, cos.
andfabric :COLLAREITES, SARAH FERN
HARDT COLLARS, LACE sCARFs, FlCli-
REAL POINT and DUCHESS LACE sCARFs
and COLLARtTTEs,r ranging IN cost from -
SILK and CAMBRlC HANDkERCHlEFS-em-
broidered embossed. and hemstitched-in i'm
mense variety costing ioe 10, o,s TO 90 IA attractive
winter shades In SATIN RHADASiE>, .DE
LYON. NENETIkNNfS:
RlACK VFLVETs-the cheapest line ever seen
In this market. ranging In cost from sl.21 u
SIO per yard: - ,...
The famous "sARAH BERNlIhEDT" and
MOUsQUETAIRE GLOVES III SAKE and un'
dressed effect: - . -. -
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PREPARATIONS
IN TIE CITY FOR
CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS.
CARDozO. ALsOP, MosBY & CO.
1905 east Main street
dc 1q-eof 429 east Broad street
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ssgssfssss ssKyssEsss
For fifteen dsvs only will sell SPECTACLEs
and El i.-tLAS>ES nj 20 per cent. less than they
have ever been sold I'm The city.
W. H. COWAEDIN, Optician,
No. 1904 Main street.
GOLD. STEEL. and RUBBER El E-GIASSFS
ALWAYS on hand. dc lJ-tJal
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no THE TRADE.
.,1,r1- roR CHRISTMAS FIRES.

\ t"o ,n saiIy receipt of goods suitable for New.
:" nrescpts, comprising fine presentation
nooks oo Easels, Plush Photograph Albums Russia @
o.,ner portfolios, Desks Letter and Card-ca'es'
- cases fine imported Desks, steel LnSa'-
,ass, ,.N, God Pens and Penciis' Chain Charms
'"s'' rEAYER-BOoKs and HYMNALs,
,,so. 6pe stock of NEW-YEAhs .anpo.
de % "rH'' -
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AFRAGFAST BREATH = Away, pleasure, an,
YOU can have IL by using MEADE & BahEn'S del'-
cious CARDoIIC MorIu-WAsH. itdes;yOys the Of
fonsiye odor caused by diseased gums and 'iccayei
teeth, and speedily restores them To healthy con-
dition. Price. hfty cents a bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-31

DoS'r EUY ELSEWHERE until you have exam
incd the fine assortment OF WEDDING, BRIDAL,
and HOLIDAY GOODS at OWENS aISoH's, Op-
pOsitc DO-t-Oficp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-31

HANDSOME BksXETS dllci with Choice Fruits
for Ncw-lcar presents NJ ANroSI'S, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-31

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED M
the u-e Of MEADE & BAKEH's sAPONINs DEs1i-
PRICE, which viii speedily remove inc.p!eut tartar
and scuff. Price, nifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-31

PERFECT BUCKwIGEAT CAKES in three minutes
can be made by using IiEcKER's SELF-RhisisC
BUCkwnEAT.
lIEcKER's SELF-RAisING FLOUR makes Bis
cults and cakes IN ten minutes, without yeas, v,
baking-powder. and without setting " -iss
For ,lln bY al grOecra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-31
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

JNO. r. LAVGHTON, JR., 10 A. ~. s and o y.
NJ, large lot Of cigars, cheFoots, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-31
HOLIDAY GOODS.

CH II Il 5 MAS YSTALS
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-01-05

The present surplus of coin in
the federal treasury has developed
numerous schemes for expending
it. Spectators and public plum
derers of high and low degree
have projects for constructing all
sorts of public works which they
will own and the Government will
pay for. The worst of it is that
many needed improvements; many
measures of national importance
in the matter of river and harbor
improvements are, for that very
reason overlooked. By the time
the "jobs" are pretty well put
through, many Legitimate bills
come up just in time to share in
the odiom the passage of the for.
mer inspires and are killed.