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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-12

The people OF Virginia made a gallant
fight for the credit OF the State. They
have been overcome in the manner before
stated, and have Welded aud submitted,
though not convinced that their principles
were wrong; yet they have no idea OF re-
newing the struggle. The sooner the
bondholders are convinced OF this, and act
accordingly, the better it will be for all
concerned. Let the Democratic legislators
| say 10 the bondhodcrs, You must accept
the settlementof the debt as already made !;
ii Is the best that can be done for YOU
under the circumstances. We cannot
afford to open this question again. There
is too much at stake and too much risk 10
run. What the Stalwarts have done once
we may expect them 10 do AGAIN. The
Democratic party have said they would not
reopen this question, and they mean ex-
actly what they say. The old mother state
may be compelled TO go through the world
with stain upon her character, but when
ever reproacbed she will point northward
to the Stalwart Republican party. and saw,
From that source came my shame"
Self-preseryati0n is the first law of ma
ture, and the people Of Virginia cannot be
expected TO violate this law. Our whole
civil and social relations are ut stake. our
ilresides aud our families have been endan-
gered, and we cannot risk the one, and we
must and will protect the other.-HoM
Reporter.
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Legislature now sitting IN the Cap'toi
should without delay repeal the present
charter OF that city.
Tho Internal Taxes.

Colonel THOMAS J. EyANs's resolution
instructing our Senators and requesting our
Representatives In Congress to vote ior
abolishjng all internal taxes is in the very
words of the resolution adopted by the
Lynchburg Convention on the same
subject. and therefore Is acceptable to
every Democrat in the Legislature VINO
stands upon the Lynchburg platform, as 1t
is 10 be presumed all the Democrats In that
body do. We canno. hut be surprised that
any southern man, and especially any Vir-
glnian, should prefer any other measure OF
legislation which can engage the attention
OF Congress before one 10 wipe out
forever the whole internal revenue depart
ment. Whilst the founder OF this journal
was alive, the Dispatch expressed VIII
lingness to make almost any concession 10
the tarifiltes in Congress il they would re-
lieye Virginia's greatest industry OF the
odious tax which has for so many years
vexed her planters and paralyzed once
every year her manufacturers. shall we
never have done with this taxi
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Ritlmond Dispatth.
wpnSrspAy. DECEMBER IL, 1883.
General wicKham,s Speech.

The little speech which we published
yesterday giving General wIcKuas's views
and Intentions so far as the State debt Is
concerned was timely. We commend 1t TO
the attention OF northern Republicans "a
the deliberate utterance OF the foremost
Republican In Virginia. General WICK
HAN docs not hesitate 10 declare that he was
always Dcbt-Payer. and holds now that
IL the people would they could pay the
debt: but he adds that inasmuch rs the
voters have at the ballot-box signified
clearly their fixed purpose TO be to pay no
more Of the debt than is provided for In
the RIDpLEBERoEe bill. he acquiesces IN
this settlement, and will, rs chairman OF
the Finance Committee OF the Senate, do
all that be can TO induce the bondholders
20 fund under that law.
We have conversed with no member OF
the General Assembly who is not in favor
of carrying out in good faith the pledges
concerning the public debt which were
made TO the people in the Lynchburg plat
form. General WIcKHAN, though a Re-
publican, cordially concurs in the view
which is so popular with his Democratic
associates in the General Assembly.
The bondholders might as well make up
their minds at once that IL will be diff
cult thing 10 compel State which has de-
termined not 10 do so to paw public debt.
There are too many ways Of cysding the
VI
be resorted TO by the Legislature TO render
effective the settlement proposed in the
RIDDLyBERGER bill. but we are confident
that some successful means OF accomplish
ing that object will be found. Our Read
juster Governor has suggested two mea-
sures which might be resorted to, and
which would be more efficient than the
RIDDLEBERGER bin has Up to this time
proved itself to be. His two measures are,
first, a law requiring the coupons TO be
proved TO be genuine by the testimony OF
experts; and, second, 10 allow no money
10 be paid out Of the treasury for the re-
demption OF the coupons thus proved TO be
genuine except such money as shall have
been appropriated for that specific purpose
by act OF the General Assembly. The Con-
siitutiOn provides for this. II says:
"No money shall be paid out of the State
treasury except in pursuance OF appropra'
tons made by law"
However, it is none Of our business to
anticipate the action of the Legislature.
We state the situation in Virginia as a per-
suasive argument addressed to the bond
holders themselves. We would have them
fund their bonds under the RIDDLEBERGER
bill, and let the vexed questions connected
with the public debt of Virginia be settled
once for all. They have reason TO expect
worse terms before they will ever be offered
better ones.
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We reply to a question addressed to us
by the wytheville Enterprise by saying
that several resolutions have already been
introduced into the Virginia Legislature
to request our Representatives and IN
struct our Senators in Congress.how they
ought to vote. Also. that we hold that a
congressman ought to vote as his con-
science requires him to vote; but that his
constituents have a right to their opinions,
too, AS to what would be his proper course,
and ought to be rs free to speak as he is to
vote. Finally, that we regard the tariff
issue ms one that ought not to be allowed
10 divide the Democrats OF Virginia, but
do not propose to keep silent whilst the
tariff is being discussed by other Journals.
The Dispatch always tries TO be right /;
and claims the right to shoe that il is right
whenever an! body else tries to show that
ii Is wrong.
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White VS.. Black.

We change our skies, not our nature,
when we remove from a southern to
northern State-from Virginia to Mime
sofa. The Minnesota Republican papers
no doubt Joined in the hue-and-cry against
Virginia which resulted from the late riot
at Danvile. but they must now concede
that the Minnesota whites arc very like the
Virginia whites. The Minneapolis Pho
neer Press OF the Sd instant says;
"About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
large number OF people were skating on
Hoag's lake, and among the number were
two or three couples OF cOlOred persons.
Their presence was obnoxious TO the white
portion of the crowd. and they were or
dercd to leave. They refused, and row
ensued. during which =. j. Mccormick,
boiler-maker, residing on Fifth avenue
north, between Washington and Third
streets, was shot in the right leg by Nor
gan Robinson, one Of the colored party
Robinson ran, but was captured by Ofhcer
Hunt and taken TO the station. crowd
oi about three hundred people followed
the prisoner down town, and there were
threats of lynching. McCormick's wound
is not considered dangerous. The ball
lodged IN the fleshy part OF his leg, and
had not been extracted last night"
Was that violation Of the fourteenth
amendment! Did the Minneapolitans dis
grace humanityS Didn't the negro cou-
piles have as much right to be upon the ice
as the white couples? Was the Minneapo-
lis mob OF three hundred whites less guilty
than the "mob" OF few whites in Dan
Vile.
Now, suppose that the trouble above re-
corded had occurred, as did the Danyille
riot, during heated campaign, and thai
the negroes had been more numerou,
than the whites in Minneapolis, anC
that there had been even half the excite
ment in Minneapolis on the Sd OF Decem
Der that there was in Danville on the Sd o
November, Is il not certain that rio
worse than that at Danville would have
resultedy We doubt whether even now
after all the troubles they have had witt
the negroes of that town, the Danvill
whites would think Of trying to drive ne
gro couples from lake covered with ic
upon which both races had an equal RICH
to skate.
Will Mr.. HALsTEAD give lecture Z
Minnesota on the subject OF the rights G
the negroes
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ATHENS, Ga, November 6, 1851 am
averse on general principles to saying any,
thlng commendatory Of proprietary arti-
cles. but there are few on the market
tnat force those OF the profession who come
In contact with the diseased and suffering
10 ackno Wedge their superiority. Among
those find Swift's Specific TO rank high
One poor unfortunate requests me to Tell
you that he had long been a sufferer with
terrible blood faint. and securing little II
any seilef from other treatment, finally re-
sorted 70 swifts Specific. He claims now
tnat u mas Afforded him relief, that he feels
tnat' his blood Is pure again, and wishes
me 10 express his deep obligations, with
which cberfully comply.
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH JACOBS.
Druggist.
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New Books.

Hand and Ring. BY ANNA KATHARINE
GREEN. auhor OF 90 The Leavenworth
Case" "The Sword OF Damocles,' The
Defence OF the Bride" &c. New YORK
G. u. PUTNAM's Sons. 1888. Price,
$3.50.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Tonnes OF the Time. Art and Literature.
Edited by TITUS MUNsON CoAN. New
York: G. =. PUTNAM's Sons. 1888.
Price, 2j and GOc.
We have often spoken of the value OF
the little books OF this series.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Co.
1884. Calendar Of american History. Com
piled by DELLA w. LYMAN. Edited by
Professor HENRY =. JOHNSTON. New
York G. =. PUTSAM's SONS. Price, 81.
This calendar must be seen 10 be under
stood.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-12

The General Assembly ought OF course
not 10 turn out any Judge because he is a
Mahoneile or C9alitionist; but neither
ought It to allow an incompetent Judge to
remain IN office merely because he is Ma
honeite. We are inclined to think that the
judges OF the Court of Appeals would vote
10 turn out MAYS, Of Botetourt, IL they had
the night to vote on the question. II all
that Is said OF him be true, be cannot have
many friends In any party.
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FANCY GOODS.

l Gne TRIPLE-PLATED six pieces COMMU-
MON SET reduced from S25 To - ,: .,,
fine TRIPLE-PLATEDTlL TlNG ICE-PlTCH-
Frs reduced from Sic 80 20 Sl2;
l fine TRlPLE-PLATED ICE-PlI CHER reduced
1 fine TRIPLE, FITTED TILTING ICE-PITCH-
Err reduced from S25 tO SIS:
EXTRA-PLATED CAkE-,TAND reduced
1 fine TRiPIE-PLATED CAKE-sTAND reduced
fine TRIPLE-PLXTED CAKE-sTANDs re-
l fine TRIPLE-PL ATED CAKE-STAND reduced
fine TRiPLE-PLXTED CAKE-sTANDS re-
| fine TRIPLE-PLATEDC CARD STAND reduced
l fine TRiPIE-PLHTED CARD-sTAND reduced
from $3.50 to So;
1 fine TRIPLE-PLATED SYRUP. CUP reduced
l fine TRIPGE-PLArED TOILET SET reduced
from sl2 to So; -
! fine TRIPLE-PLATED TOILET SET reduced
l fine TRIPLE-PLATED sYRUP-CUP reduced
from $3.50 to S3;
l fine TRIPLE-PLATED sYRUP-CUP reduced
l fine TRIpLE.PL4TED sYRUP.CUP reduced
from $3.50 To 80:
l fine TRlPLE-PLATED PICKLE CASTOR re-
duced from 80 10 $500;
1 fine TRIPLE-PLATED FIVE-BOTTLE CAS-
TOR reduced from $500 10 50:
fine sIX-BOTTLE CASTOR reduced from s. 10
S0.JU:
fine TRIPLE-PLATED FINE-BOTTLE BELL
CASTDRS reduced from ~ 10 50;
| fine TRtPLE-PLATED SlN-BOTTLE BELL
CASTOR reduced from ilO 10 u 80;
fine TRlPLE-PLATED BERRY BOWL reduced
from % 10 81;
/ pair TR PLE-PLATED VASES reduced from
80 to So:
2 pairs TRIP E-PLATED VASES reduced from
$3.50 TO SO;
81 10 $3.50;
1 fine FRENCH CLOCK reduced from 81 to $40;
l fine BRASS TABLE reduced from $40 90 sl2:
l fine BRONZE TABLE (soiledl reduced from $50
to $40: -
l i fine VASE LAMPS. ranging from 80 TO sl2'
all atS5:
fine CHINA DOG reduced from SO to tl2;
| fine CHINA DOG reduced from 10 To- 80
2 fine II AND.PAINTtD CHAMBER ScIs, Win
far. redu ed from t23 TO sl3 -, 49,.
/ fine HAND-PAINTED WORCESTER DE, -.
RATED CHAMBER SET reduced from slo
I COPELAND CHAMBER SET, with Jar, re-
duced from kl4.5O 10 $40:
/ COPEL AND CHAMBER SIT, with jar reduced
l CoPFLAND CHAMBER SET, with Jar, reduced
from 1880 to 90.
We have opened this week $1,000 worth Of sPE
very low prices. Nowhere else Will you find so lar
40 4
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The people OF Richmond were two
months AGO SO much concerned as 10 the
probable fate Of this city in the hands OF
the MALONE Legislature which they feared
might be chosen ut the now past election
that they cannot but sympatbize with Nor
folk and feel anxious that the Democratic
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D0yE,s TIRE OIL.

RICHMOND, VA, November ~, 1883.
DEAR SIR.-For fourteen years. Just
~ under nv knee-jolnt, had an Inlolerable
itching which came on every winter, aud when
bed, on getting warm, twas severe fell As II
could tear the flesh away 90 get relief. | used
every medicine recommended. as we'll as our best
physicians, during the fourteen winters. Nothing
relieved me. Last week I applied your TURF
OIL, and two applications entirely removed u.
A. j. BYRNE,
No. 27l4 Clay street, Richmond, Va.
To s. y. Dove.
a copy"
Price, 2oc. For sale by all druggists. no 2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-12

nj OLD LONDON DOCK JAMAICA
RUM, ST. CROlX RUN, SCOTCH WlilsKEl,
APPLE aud PEACH BRANDI-all Of We y best
quality. For sale by q. CRAM.
FRENCH BRANDY.-Direct importation Of
JAMES UENNESSEY and DUBOIS FRERES
BRANDY. in wood and glass. For sale BY
dc 9-3w OSCAR CRANE.
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CIGARS. TOBACCO. &c.

GEM CIGAR STORE, NINTH STREET
~ between Broad and Grace. just received, d.
rect from the importers, a superb stock Of SM0k-
Frs ARTICLES, all of newest designs. We can
please any taste with our varied aud complete as
sortment. Special inducements 10 tie trade.
WALKING sTlCkS-all kinds. Elegant stock of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. Cali
and examine. 2l6 north Ninth, between Proad
and Grace streets. DE Aim
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Csc. for an elegant HAND-EMBROlDERED
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEF worth
SOC:
Csc. for a beautiful RROCADED SATIN, VEL
VET, or PLUSH PURSE:
25c for large WAX-HEAD DOLL;
Csc. for an elegant CUT-GLASS INKSTAND;
25c. for n gentleman's handsome SATIN WIND
SOR TIE;
25c. for gentleman's beautiful TECHRAPUFF
SCARE;
35c. for a pair Of t-button-lengih REAL CHA
MOIs MOSQUETAlRE GLOVES worth zoe;
35c. for a pair Of CIllLDREN'S KNIT SILK
MITTS;
CSC. for a pair Of 6-butlon-length BLACK MOS
QUETAIEE UNDGEssED KID GLOVES
worth 81;
soc. for handsome ALLIGATOR SHOPPING
SATCHEL in Buff and Black
soc. for beautiful PLUSIT-AND-EBONYW ISP-
BROOM HOLDER and WALL-POCKET;
soc for a very nice CIIILD'S WORK-BOX;
soc. for pair Of excellent LINED DOG-SkIN
GLOVES. I'm small sizes, for youths and misses
really worth 81;
Soc for a large and beautiful WAX DOLL;
Use. for a handsome DRESSED DOLL;
Use. for an IMPORTED BlSQUE INKsTAND;
75c for a magnificent line of GENILEMEN'S
NECKWEAR;
81 IbT IN cNAIi large anu nilisoHf iOiA
and FANCY-LEATHER SHOPPIN c.
SATCHEL;
81 for beautiful PLUSH sHoPPING-sATCH-
Ell;
Al for an immense WAX DOLL:
81 for an elegant SATlN-LlNED LEATHER
ETTE DRESSING-CA with genuine II UB-
Der COMB and BRUSH;
1926 for gentleman's fine LEATHER COMBI-
NATION MEMORANDUM PoCKET-B0OK
AND COMPANION. containing Knife, Ear
Spoon, Tooth-Pick and Nail-Cleaner;
1925 for a handsome PLUSH ODOR-CASE;
$l.25 eor a fine INLAID WOOD WORK-BOX;
Sl.75 for superb SATIN-LlNED DRESSING
CASE, with Comb. Brush, and Beyel-Edge
Mirror:
So for a complete suit OF GENTLEMEN'S MEDI-
GATED SCARLET UNDERNEATH;
50 for a pair of HEAVY WHITE BLANKETS;
$3.50 for a magnificent DRESSING CASE, with
Celuoid Comb, Brush, and Mirror;
And other articles up tn $50 each.
The above represent only very small portion OF
the immense variety Of articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
dc Jew ,Sa&Su Sixth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-12

The way TO get rid Of the surplus In the
United States treasury is to take all the tax
off yirginia's tobacco and abolish entirely
the internal-revenue department.
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FANCY GOODS.

tine TERRA-COTTA HORSE reduced from ) 10
10 SO:
l fine DRESDEN WREATH MIRROR reduced
l hne DRFSDEN WREATH MIRROR reduced
/ fine i1PT DjRiESS6EN WREATH MIRROR reduced
/ fine ie' DD86iEsDEN WREATH MIRROR reduced
from H2O tOSl0:
l fine DREsDEN CARD LEAF reduced from
l fine DRESDEN CARD LEAF reduced from 50
l fine DRESDEN CARD LEAF reduced from
fine 7;TRiPfE,PLATED SQUARE CAKE BAs-
kET reduced from ~ 10 $3.50:
pair elegant PAINTED PARIAN FIGURES re-
duced from 81 TO Sl2:
pair elegant DISC FIGURES reduced from sI5
l psir elegant DISC FIGURES reduced from $40
l pair TERRA-COTTA FIGURES reduced from
I pair TERRA-COTTA FIGURES reduced from
pair BRONZE PITCHERS reduced from sl2 to
pair BRONZE FIGURES reduced from sI2 to
l pair SILVER AND GOLD PITCHERS reduced
l afty-six plec TEA SET reduced from 50 to
. hfiy-slx pieces TEA SETS. French China, re-
10 pairs BANDED CHINA CUSPADOREs re-
duced from ~ 20 $50:
BU SITS FINE CLAY reduced tfom IS 10 : .JO :
2BTSTS FINE CLAY reduced from ~ 10 %:
80 TAPESTRY MATS reduced from zoe. % 60c
, FINE WRiTING-DESkS reduced from sl2 To
IS:
FINE wRITING-DEsKs reduced from - to
FiSSE2 WRIrING-DEsKs reduced from $3.50
? MHHo3ANY wRTTlNG-DEsKs reduced from
S3 10 -:
. WoRK-BoXEs reduced from $3.50 % $3.50;
3 TURKEY MOROCCO ALBUMS reduced from
A 5n 10 AZ:
4 TUREEY :MoRoCCo ALBUMS reduced from
lTURKEy-M0RoCCo ALBUM reduced from
TiuRKEY.MoRoCCo ALBUM reduced from
2 FLOR fG,DECOR ATED ALBUMS reduced
from $3.50 "a $3.50:
l TURkEY-MOROCCO ALBUM reduced from
~ so To $3.50:
6 TUtRkEY. MOROCCO ALBUMS reduced from
80 Ia $3.50:
from $3.50 10 ~;
IL SOLID GOLD BANGLE-RiNGs reduced from
~ u 7Sc.:
10 NECK-CHAINs reduced from $3.50 10 75c.:
Al SCARF-PTNS, ranging In price from soc. 10
$3.50, all reduced 10 25c.
CIAL CHRISTMAS GOODS that will he sold at
ge an assortment of DESIRABLE GOODS As ut
,TEtENs', sos east Broad street,
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"LlERATURE AND SCIENCE"
ORY TETTER.

For years was afflicted with Dry letter of he
most obstinate type Was treated by many Of the
best physicians took quantities Of mercury. pot
ash, and arsenic which, instead Of curing the Tet-
ter, crippled me up with mineral poison and rhcu-
matism. The letter continued to grow worse and
the itching almost made me crazy. In this condi-
tion was induced 10 take swift's Specific, aud
the result was as astonishing as It was gratifying
In few months the letter was entirely well, the
Mercurial Poisoning all out Of my system, and
was well man, and Cue only TO swift's Specific
All like sufferers should take It.
JAMES DUNNING, Louisville, Ky.
Cur treatise on Bic od- aud kin Diseases mailed
free TO sol iicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
dc Civ Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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CHRIsTMAS CHEERl

OLD MOUNTAIN RYE. ROHRER'S CEIE-
DRAFTED RYE, HlGGlNS'S PURE RYE,
PIXIES MAGNOLIA. SWEET EO~f. and
m nv other standard brands OF NiItshEIS,
FRENCH and AMERICAN BEANDtES.
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC GINS:
PORT, SHERRY. aud IATAWBA WINES;
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDl;
NEW ENGLAND RUM:
CON'S and CHALMEkS'S GELAIiNE:
GREEN and BLACK TEA, soc. and 3 per
pound:
LAGUAYRA and RIO COFFErS:
Choice Brands of FAMILY FLOUR.
GNADDLTERATED SUGARS OF YaTiou. grades;
PURE APPLE VINEGAR;
FRESH OhT-MEAL. Sc per pound:
SUGAR-CURED BACON, and many other dcsl-
rabe goods al Tie " od Reliable stlud Of
JOHN NJ HIGGINS,
1910 Franklin street,
two doors above Old MARKET.
Established 1860. do q I'm
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MEETINGS.
RrcmMoNn. Va. Noyembera7, ]

DICHMOND AND ALLEGHAN1
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.-Notice Is hereby
given that the annual Rectiug of the stockholders
many will be held At The comp1ny's Office. Rich
monl Va, on the SECOND TUESDAY lbelng the
Ilth davj OF DECEMBER NEXT. 1888, a. IL
NJ. for the purpose of electng board of direc-
tors 10 serve one wear, and for the ran'action OF
any other business that may he brought before the
meeting. T.. u. LhLAND
no 25.td
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY OvERCOATs,
HOLIDAY ovERcoATs,
r. y. SPENCE & son,
r. b. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY SUITS.
HOLIDAY SUITS,
903 MAIN STREET
9O3 MAIN STREET.
HOLIDAY SCARFs,
HOLIDAY sCARFs,
f. n. SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY GLOVES.
HOLIDAY GLOVES,
f. %. SPENCE { son,
E.B. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY UNDERWEAR,
HOLIDAY UNDERWEAR,
E.B. SPENCE 6 son.
E.B. SPENCE 4 SON
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHiEFs.
HOLIDAY HANDKERCIUEFs,
=. b. SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE q SON.
HOLIDAY CLOTHING.
HOLIDAY CLOTHING,
+. b. SPENCE a son,
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CIIRISTMAS. iSS3.
BECKWITH & PABHhM.
Successors 90 Na-h & Wo0ihou-e and to Wood
house 4 Parham.
VlVaufr-Upn ~ Isat


house 4 Parham.
ESTABLISHED IS lsff.
again present lhcmsplye, 90 their friend and thC
public az large. and be- % offer them ai ili luapi
blessings and good wi-nc igr their tnturn hlppi-
ucs- and prosperity; and while We 90 not claim i0
have the largest stock ~ goods ever offered n ih-
city. and will not Oficiuu,ly oltrudc our r0rics-
Vet we desire I'm a mild and modest way to request
ihc favor of visit from an who are in search of
gifts appropriate % the approaching Joyous hole
day. We cnumcratc an part: Pianos. Organs,
Books suitable tor al sorts and conditions Of mes,
women. and children; Wrung-Dc-ks and Work
and Autograph Albums. Picture iu great variety.
Engrayngs, Photographs, MnOtYpcs, Gold Pens
and Pencils, Pocket Books. Ladies >atch,,, Card
cases. Cigar and CiZIfcyc-t Gases, ~rrlp-bOoks
ana Scrar-Rook Picture, Backgaumou- t;oatd~,
Chess Boards. Domluoc~, Pockct-kniyc-. Gaines.
Spalling-B0obs, D~-cctcd Maps and Chri .tma>,
Ncw-Ycar, and Birthday Card, n almost endless
profu-ion and very gorgeous; ail az which uoy
offer az very reasonable prices.
Respectfully,
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY SPE-
" CIALIlES.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE
have now in stock. selected 90 person from thc
largest importers In his country thc mo.t come
plete ana varied assortment of
PRFSEEVFS.
PICKLES, So.
ever offered lu this city. Their
RAISfNS. CiTRON, tURRANTS
are an new crop and fresh.
They have AN the brands Of
GELATINE and I~INGLA~S.
COOLING anu TABLF-SIfERRifS.
MALAGA GRAPES
AND
FLORIDA ORANGES.
NUTS
in great ytricty-al new crop.
HOMEMADE MIMI NtAT,
without an equal
ENGLISH PLUM-PtDntNGS, &C-EC.
Prices moderate and satisfaction guaranteed 40
dc 9 CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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NEW, ATTRACTIVE. NOVEL. AND
" BEAUTlFUL!-Our stock II HOLIDAY
GOODS Is now ready fOriuspccfion. 10 comprises
fun lines o. some Of the MOST ELEGANT AND
TASTEFUL ARTICLES IN the FANCY. IOi-
LET. and PERFUMERN LIST, an OF recent
make and latest importation. Price, to >uif al.
l.. Wac NER. Druggist,
de ode corner sixth aud Broad ,t1tts.
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SASH, BLINDS, DOORS. &c.
DAwsON's NEURALGIC CURE.


DAWSON's NEURALGiC CURE HAS
hneyer failed I'm single case 10 Immediately cure
NEURALGIA. RHEUMATISM. and TOOTH
ACHE. Ask or send for circular. Por sale by
I. ROBERTS BAKER,
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