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Take her nv the hand my brothers.
Lift her from the dust:
Sneak % her, in loving kindness,
Words of hope and trust.
In the night of Sin no longer
Let her footsteps roam
To the light of love and virtue
Lead her gently home.
We with mothers. wives. and sisters,
Pure. and true. ana good.
Spurn her nOt-though stained. yet holy
Is her womanhood.
Smite her with no word Of insult
With no thought of shame,
But from scorn Of men defend her
In the Saviour's name.
See her. In her woman's anguish,
kneeling humbly there
Every glance 4 cry for mercy
Every tear a prayer;
And If manly hearts are in you
Noble. loyal. brave,
With the shield of your protection
Guard her now, and save.
Tenderly an crring sister
Back TO virtue guide;
IlOiier work your hands can do not
In this ChristmaS-iide.
Turn her from the path of sorrow.
She hath dirkly trOd,
And, in mercy. lead the wanderer
Home 20 peace and God.
HOWARD MORTON
Richmond. Va.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, DEC. %, 1888
TBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lurly, scheTmerhOrn, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company (and sailed on returnl.
steamer Acc0mac, Delk. merchandise and pas.
sengers, smith1eld, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Pamlico, Brakeman. Smithfeld, mer.
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrlck. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamer George AppOd. Foster, Providence
land sailed for West POintl
Schooner John NJ Brown, -, New York.
Schooner Ann l.. Lockwood. 1t. John. Boston.
Schooner Peter ii. Crowell, Baker, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer GuyandOtte. Kelly West Point.
Schooner sue Williams. Pearce. New York. coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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CIGARS. TOBACCO. &C.

GEM CIGAR STORE, NINTH STREET
~ between Broad and Grace. just received, d.
rect frsm the importers, superb stock OF sM0k-
ERS' ARTICLES, all OF newest Designs. We can
please any taste With our varied and complete as
sortment. Special inducements TO the trade
WALKING sriCks-a.l kinds. Elegant stock Of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. Cali
and examine. 2l6 North Ninth, between Broad
and Grace streets. dc aim
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pAnis, December ss.-Tae Anarchists
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Manchester.

At regular meeting OF Ruth Council.
No. 3, Order OF Chosen Friends, the fol-
towing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: George q. Ely, Z. c. c.; Il. b. W.
Hesttie, c. c.; George S. Baugh, V. C.. +;
William NJ. Lipscomb, secretary; George
w. Toby. treasurer; G.. Il. Atkinson,
marshal; ID. ID. Beaitie, warden; S. II.
Kills, guard; b. Il. Porter, sentry; Will
4 tan Whitworih, prelate; George q. Ely,
w. r. Bass, and John O'Brien, trustees
N. Il. Lloyd, ID. ID. Beattie. and John
O'Brien, Auditing Committee.
Captain Abner Ford, n conductor on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, who
was caught between two ears on that road
sosre time ago and very severely mashed
has recovered and is now out.
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And ON Inc ntNf Jay.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1853,
az said Parsley's store. near Old Church. Hanover
county. the ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS, g..
remaining on hli d win be- sold ~ public auction.
TERMS: Cash ~ 20 about $1,000, and the rosi-
due upon reasonable credit % be- made known ou
day Of sale. Il. ~. CALDWELL.
EDMUND WADDILL. JR.
dc i6-lut Trnsfec~
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SWEFT GIN

When we consider the medical authority Of the
world recognizing our Sweet Gum to be the finest
stimulating expectorant known, and that the pro-
prietor of "Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet
Gum and Mullen " has the formula Of the Chero-
kee Nation of incorporating the sweet gum with
the tea of the mullen plant Of the old fields
which many Of our readers will remember our
grandmothers making under the direction OF the
old family phvsician for group, whooping cough,
and cods-it Is no wonder that "TayIor's Chero-
kee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullen is pro-
ducing such effective cures in coughs. Group,
whooping-coughs. and all bronchial affections.
For sale by all leading druggists. 25c. and 81.
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta,
Ca, proprietor Taylor's Premium Cologne.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of Holiday Goods
In this CITY Is AT LEVY. DAVIS a DRAKF's
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LIME, CEMENT. sc.

1000 B ARR ~ FRESH ROCK,
KEN expected daily direct from the Crockett
Line. hilns. This lime has few equals and no sd
pcriors. hor sale low FROM vessel.
Also, large stock CEMENT. SAVAGE FIRE
BRiCk.cATHS, &c. WARNER MOORE.
tine, Cement, Lump aud Ground Plaster,
de9 Seventeenth street. south side OF Dock.
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FOR LEASE OR SAEE.

EASE For SALE.-lntendIng 10 re-
move 10 our new factory. corner Of tenth and
Byrd streets. IN January next We ODER for sale the
lNENPlREU LEASE ON THE PROPERTY
NOW OCCUPIED bl Us, situated ON rseinh
street between Canal ana Byrd. The property
consists of LOT about 1870 feet front by 2Oo
feet deep: BUILDINGS aggregating over l5.oOO
square feet of iioor 70 IN. beside three LUMBER
SHEDS. Also. 4O-hORsE POWER from tar
bine waler-wheel.
Possession about February |. 1884, Rent low.
Apply 20 WHirEHURST 4 OWEN.
Manufacturers of sash, Blinds. and Doors.
de 6-dl 0t&teOdl0t
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Mrs. Eangtry.

Next Thursday night the great cour,
beauty, Mrs. Iangtry. Will be at the
Theatre. Whether 1t be because OF her
ncau,y or curiosity 10 see the woman
VINO has caused such an amount Of diver
sided criticism. 1t all the same is true that
iufl and fashionable house will be at the
Theatre next Thursday. Her repertoire i
atiaactive. The first night sue will play
she stoops TO Conquer; Friday night.
lhe Hunehtack y; Saturday matinee.
she stoops TO Conquer y; saturday night.
:" sehoool for Scandal" The sale OF r.,
s'rved seals for every night has been I'M
vkIIally large. y"
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Look Out for the Minstreis.

Tomorrow night Leavitts Gigantean
Ministries will be at the Theatre. a natl
nee performance will also be given. VI
course a crowd will be present.
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I'IASos.

AFRAGRAsT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
you can have 1t by using MEADE & BAKERS deli
cious CARBoLIc MoUrH-wAsH. Itdestroys the Of
fensive odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy con-
dillon. Price, ATTY cents bottle.
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Our Rows.

This comedy was well PLAYED At Mozart
Hall last night by the Wednesday CIuh q,
Baltimore, for the benefit Of the Retreat
tor The Sick. The audience very nearlv
hiied the hall. and the verdict was highly
favorable TO the Club. which Is an organi.
ziiion Of ladies and gentlemen having req
iiar performances for tae entertainment OF
their friends and the development OF dra-
snstfc talent In their midst. They are eyel :
welcome visitors here, because they are
agreeable people; and not only that, but,
Tor amateurs, very good players.
They must have helped the Retreat to a
handsome sum OF money last night.
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rhe Chief.Eneinecr OF the Fire DEPART
r.cnt has made detail OF hosemen ana
f.syaermen 20 remain in each OF the engine
,,o,,ses of the CITY from A. Nj. to III 4. NJ.
or Cbr,stmas-day, in order to DC In readi-
s,,.ss In case OF fire from fre-crackers,
rockets, &c.
A young lady was robbed In the Second
Market YESTERDAY morning about ii O'Clock
az her pocketbook, containing sma''
amount Of money and some private papers.
Jtis best TO be careful at this season OF the
year. 4.
Judge Erskine NJ. Ross, OF California, IL
In The city, a guest OF bis brothcr-in'iaw,
Colonel A. :. Buford.
Judge Fauntleroy, OF the supreme Cour
of Appeals OF Virginia, yesterday granted
>wrf Of error and SaperSededs TO decree
~ the Circuit Court OF Amelia county \"
che case OF J. Arthur LEROY, admin'stfs-
Cor OF Lady Laura Trevelyan. deceased,
Scainst Robert +. Lott. Meade itasS,ns
ana Witt & Caskie are counsel Tor MT.
LEROY. ,,,
pIrbmond; she will stop in her palace-ca.
Wberc the car will stop is not stated.
bait probably at the Union depot. N. II.
for i,-nice prospect for Lily
The le;ter-carriers are having heavy bur-
Jrns al ristnaS-cards. books. aud pack
ages Of various sorts TO carry Just al tnis
zinc.
The voice Of the pop-cracker Is heard III
fbe land; the more boys, the more noise.
THE shop-keepers will be busy enough
Tomorrow. There is yet plenty OF goods
Sa buy and plenty OF money to buy them'
Remember your poor relations.
Keen vour head level through the Christ
ms. Drink wisely, not too much
The through ear between Richmond and
Chase City will leave Richmond at O'Clock
y. NJ. continuously during the holidays,
thus obyiating the inconvenience expert
---...l L.. .hnta1.il, cr cars at kaXsNille.
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SHARP COMPETITION.

We know Of no business where competition Is
sharper than the clothing trade. The reason Of
this is that Richmond Is supplied with IN abun.
dance Of frst-class clothlng-houses that city OF
double the population might feel proud Of. Most
of our clothing merchants are men of brain an
push They arc liberal advertisers, and court COM
petition. The public are the gamers; for while we
are all anxious to do business, and like to accom-
modate our customers is Of daily occurrence that
some ladies select a SUIT or OvERCOAT and
have them sent home, subject to the approval of
their husbands or sons. Some gentlemen select
and get fitted In the store and then have their gar
ments sent home for the approval OF their wives.
Now, you must bear IN mind that when we send
these goods home for approval most Of these Gus
gone the round of all the good clothing
houses, and fro n each clearinghouse there are
representatives in the way Of OvERCOATs or
SUITS. Our lady friends are good judges Of
goods, and when they have all the different styles
Of goods displayed before their eyes they better
able TO judge Of the merits Of the materia l, trim
minRs. make sewing, cut and ct, and, the most
essential Of all the price. If cur garments are In
every respect as good as others, we make the sale
for our prices are underneath, and we make the
sale nine times out OF ten.
MIsFIT STORE, 9l2 Main street.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL O'CLOCK; SAT-
URDAy AND MONDAY TILL IL p. NJ
de 81 st
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DE-. WILBoR's CoD-LvER OIL AND LINE
In Aids need no longer dread to take that great
specific for Consumption. Asthma. and threaten
ing Coughs-Cod-Liver OIL and Lime. As pre-
pared by DR.. Wilbor II Is robbed OF the nauseltihg
taste. and also embodes preparation OF the phos-
phaie Of Lime. giving nature the very article re-
auircd TO aid the healing qualities of the Oil. and
10 rec, cate where disease has destroyed II also
forms remarkable tonic, and will cause weak
and debIltaiei persons to become strong ana ro-
bust. II should be kept in every family for instant
use on the first appearance of coughs or irritation
of the lungs. Manufactured only by \. u. VIII
BoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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CHINA, GLASSWARE. &c,

NEW GOODS. -Rich Silver Plated
~ Ware, French Bisque aud Marble Figures,
Dresden China, Brnss Goods, Phrlor-I.amps; Dec
Vases, In lew and beautiful designs, suitable for
WEDDING and CHRISTsfAs PREsEN1s, at
low prices. HARROLD's
dc Sit Broad street.
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The Bisbee Murderers.

TOMBSTONE, A. t.. December ZINE
sheriff arrived here last evening with Red
Sample and Texas Willis. two OF the Bis
bee murderers and supposed train-r obbers
at Gage station. They were brought on 4
freight train, as it had been learned that
an attempt would be made to lynch them.
The fears were verified, as when the pas
senger train reached Wilcox twenty armed
men boarded the train. searched 1t, and
left it disappointed. The prisoners were
safely placed in Jail. A special grand jury
will be convened to investigate the facts.
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ONE THOUSAND silk Handkerchief. two thou
sand Linen and Lace lIandkerchIefs. and a large
assortment of Lace Goods-iust the articles for
Holiday Prescnts-at LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE's.
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A HASDsoME CLOAK, beautiful Rug. nice
Mutf. a nice Case with Comb. Brush. and Looking
Glass in 1t, comfortable shawl. pair OF good
Gloves or Corsets, viii make acceptable Holiday
Presents. All can be had at LEVY, DAVIS q
IN
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Do not be deceived; ask for and take
only Il. II. Douglass Il Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops for Coughs, Colds. and Sore
Threats. d. 5. and Trade Mark on every
nrnn
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FURNITURE,

FURNITURE, FURNITURE.-M
II BEDDING.-ln walnut. akh. and pop y
lar, etc. Tie largest stock OF FURNITURE NEl
In the city OF All descriptions. specialtermsSt Y
10 jobbers. Parties In want will study their own
interest by giving me can before purchistpg
WILLIAM DAFFROE,
1896. l43s, 1444 east Main.
no Ism Branch Store, west Broad street
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EGG-NoG MATERIALS.
Oh Jamaica Rum. French and California
Brandy. Old Apple and Peach Brandies. Prices
very low al CHRlSTlAN * W hlih =
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EOR RENT, DWELLING LEIGH m
Il and Ninth streets-new and convenient ~
with all the most modern conveniences.
Also, DWELLING No. 3l4 east frankln-new
and CON pete-ten rooms.
Also, DWELLING No. zoe west Grace street,
with ten rooms, all conyenienccs, and IN good or
der. WILLIAMS n BOWE,
dc Goth, Su&Tu3t
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CONsTABLEs SALE.

VIII be sold at g. 3. Green's quarry, near tie
Three-MiIe Locks. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1888,
on n distress warrant In favor Of q. A. Crenshaw
rs :. :. Green. one BLACksMI rH-sliOP AND
CONTENTS, and all the QUARRY TOOLS, con
BARS. DRILLS. ROPES,
CHAINS, &C, &C.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
de 23-2ts o.. TAbbE1. Copstahle.
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ORANGES.

EL0RIDA ORANGES, FLORIDA
Il MISUNDERSTANDING daily direct, and for
sale low 10 the trade, CHOICE FLORIDA
ORANGES. j. COOK & CO.,
de 2i-3t l44o Nam street, Richmond, Va. e
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OFFICE or CITY WArER-NoRRs.I
RICHMOSD, VA. December ;, lSS-i
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE MA
N CllINERY, &C., AT THE Old PUMP
HOUSE, AT II VI.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 4. 1884.
The STEAM-PUAIP and BOILER formerly
used by IN CITY Watcr-N Orks on The canal immt-
diatelv opposite the old punp-worSs The engine
aud pumD was made 10y Guild & Garrison. ~
Brooklyn. and tie boiler aud fixtures IS Mcssr~.
Talbot. Of this city-h0iler -O-horve power. Al
in good order. The capacity Of the pump IS ,iX
hundred thousand -lllons In TWEEN y-four EOurs.
The BRICKS OF TIE BUILDING, and
STACK and WOODWORK,
DOORS. WINDOWS.
PIPING and HEATER.
With The BOILER will be included an the
STEAM-PiPlNG.
Everything 10 be- removed by the purchaser.
sale ordered by the Committee on Water.
TERMS: Cash. j. l.. DAVIS,
dc H-tJa4 superintendent.
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THE HANDsoMEsT AND LARGEST STOCK OF
Plush Odor-Cases, Ceiluloid Dressing Cases, Ele-
CANT Plush Work-BoNes, Handsome Plush Velvet
Whsk- Holders. and the fullest line of bridal and
Christmas presents ever seen III the city can be
found at OWENS & MINORS,
opposite post-ofice.
Call carly and secure choice selections
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PREVENT SERIOUS SICKNESS by taking occa-
sionally one of EMoRY's LITTLE CATHARTIc
PILLS, a wonderful appetizer, an absolute pre-
veniiye and cure of Billousness; pleasant to take
sugar-coated. 10 cents.
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YOUR choice OF all the Plain Cards at sc. and
two for &c. at i. LEwIs's. 912 Main street.

REMEMBER that LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE win
open their store on Monday morning at O'Clock
and Keep open until II O'Clock 7. NJ.
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FRIyGED CARDS at 90, 10. and &c., choice OF
stock on hand, at 9l2 Main street.
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/ ALL Plain Cards at &C. and two for SC. at l.
I.EWIS'S.
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rars,,ouakc shock.

LISBON, December 22.--There was a
strong shock OF earthquake here at 3;5o
O'Clock this morning.
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DOR RENT, THE VAN LEW O.
Il HOMEsTEAD.-The HOUSE Is large III
twelve large rooms. besides the attic. with closets.
store-roOms, bathroom, &c. A large portion OF
the house Is fu nishcd. 10 embraces "A WHO'D r.
SQUARE, with beautiful flowers aud Shrubbery.
View unsurpassed. Large kitchen, with SIX rooms,
range, &C.. stable and carriage-house. The house
IL Que of the most conveniently arranged In the
city, and well suited for a large family. Fer terms
apply To
dc 16-2taw2w GRUBBS & APPERSON.
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who were arrested for advertising and pro.
noting the proposed meeting In 'front.' Q,
the Bourse on Friday the 7th instant, ana
otherAnarchists who were indicted Tor man
ufactuiing explosives here, have been tr,ed'
convicted. and sentenced to terms or I'M
prisonment varying from one week 10 SIX
months. When judgment was pronounced
upon the prisoners by the Court severai
people in the audience shouted "Vive La
Auarchie
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CLosISG-oUT SALE of Chrlstmas-Cards at IL
LEwIs's Monday.
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'VO EXCHANGE, 4 VERY HAND-C-
l. SOME BROMN-STONE MANSION 25 ~
by ~ feet. In Washington city, for residence la
or near richmond. j. ". ROGERS.
de 2l-2wt Exchange Hotel. Richmond.
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nryIrENDs.

UNION BANK OF RIcnMoSD,j
December az. 1883.
U,HE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
-. doc,sred The us,ai sEMf-ANEUAL
DiyiDESD OF PER CENT. md ian an ,c cxara
dividend OF per cent. making III ~ lJmi on
sharc free Of tax, payable 10 the s'oeknoiuess
and aYicr January 3, 1884 and ordered tnat .ne
srn,, be closed from the yfin lnstan, VI"
I'll January ~ LOOT Cashier.
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Heal Estate Auctionecrs,
1i13 Main street.
T1OUR NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
II FRAME TENEMENTS on THE SOUTH
SIDE OF LEIGH BETWEEN KENNEY AND
BOWE STREETS. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION.--We shall, al the requestoi The owner
sell III public auction. on The premises, on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1888.
nj p. NJ, those DESIRABLE TENEMKNTs on
west Leigh street. located as above, containing
three rooms each and now occupied by good ten
ants The lots front each about 2nxl05 feet tO
an alley The exact dimensions VIII bc shown -
hour or sale. Parties desiring nice little new
homes or as paying Investment vii do wei 10
attend sale.
TERMS One quarter cash. residue NJ SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable nOics. Interest
added, secured By a trust deed. -
WILLIAM III. LYME Z CO..
dc % ABctiOnccrs.
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REAL ESTATE AZ PRIVATE SALE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

4 RARE CHANCE. 90
IA l.
We are authorized 10 EXCHANGE KIN
TUCkl FARM FOR \ FARM IN VIRGINIA.
Parties wishiu- 10 trade can get rl partIcula by
applying 10 us.
MANNING c. STAPLES 4 co.
llOis Main street
dc 21-FXSd2t opposite W. ID. Rlair 4 Co...
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MARINE HNTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEC. %, 1883.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mer
chandise and passengers g. W. Allen Co., agents.
steamer Wyoming. smith. Philadelphia, mer-
chan disc aud passengers, q. ". Allen & Co.
steamer Ariel, 6inOrd, Norfolk, uaitlG state,
m Ill, merchaallse, and passengers. l.. i. Tataw
sunerlntendent.
Schooner Parole, -, New York, to load -four
for Brazil
SAILED.
Schooner W. II. Keeney. LippencOtt, Bermuda
Hundreds 70 load wood for New York.
Schooner Ida u. Gibson, Loyeland. City Point, TO
load wood for New York.
10 SAIL TODAY.
Schooner John X. Shaw. OsbOrne's. New York
camel coal. G.. StOrrs. agent.
Schooner Ring Dove, Haskill, Norwich. pig
iron, Lynchburg Iron Company; vessel, Curtis &
Parker.
Schooner Fannie Brown. sharrett. New York,
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
vessel, Curtis * Parser
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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of Holiday Goods
in this city Is at LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES.
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Bew are.

Keep sharp lookout for lying circulars.
The whole State will be flooded with them,
just before election, when it will be too
late to expose their falsehood. DON'T al
low yourself to be deceived Keep out of
the trap that Funderism will set for you.
Caution your neighbors to be on their
guard BE vigilant, be active, be deter
mined be brave, and the victory is ours.
On election day see that every vote for our
candidates gets into the box. Don't en-
gage in Iii scussions around the polls. One
of the favorite tricks of Funderism is to
get our workers to arguing and whilst the
word battle is going on, confederates are
trying to influence such of our voters as
can be influenced. Be on guard from sum
up to shutdown; don't talk where you
can't make vote: get the votes in early
and make every effort to bring in every
laggard. There is more done at the polls
on election day than. by 1all the speaking
and writing combined. Let nothing deter
You from doing your whole duty.