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Literary Notes.

A series or letters lHusIhtl'e VI His
travelling experiences on the Continent
will be contributed by MARX TwA1S TO
The illustrated london Ne,os.
MARY HARrwELL CATHERwooD. author OF
"Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight" has
written novel which HoUdaToS, MTTLIN
d Co. have just published. 1t IS called
1.-The Lady of Fort st. john"
Mr. JAMES Parton, lately deceased, left
all Of his property except $3.50 and gold
watch and chain, TO his wife. his viii was
made fifteen years ago.
A volume called Transplanted Shame"
symposium on modern conventional
crimes and abuses, from the pens Of four
OF Americas leading thinkers" is about to
be brought out by LEW VANDERpoeLE d Co.
EDMOND GossE Will soon publish new
book, entitled. Gossip in n Library" 1t
ia a series of miniature studies of rare
books, all of which exist in Mr.. GossE's
own library. A special preface will be
written for the American edition.
d. APPLETON & Co.'s newest books are
LADY Duferin's Journal" and CLARK
RUssE1L's Tragedy Of Ida Noble.p
RIDER HAGoARD, after a somewhat pro-
tracted silence, is about to be heard from
IN q new novel called "Montezuma's
Daughter" He made a special trip to
Mexico for his material.
Mr.. WILLIAM BLACK has arranged with
SAMPSON. Low & Co. for a series Of
entirely new editions Of his novels IN
monthly issues. He will revise them ali.
"a Daughter of Heth " will be the first to
appear.
| Thefollowingin interesting announcements
are made by TLLoTsoS & Sous; Bod
Martins Little Girl" by DAVID CHRISTIE
murray: NADIA the Lily" by RIDER HAd-
GARD; "A Modern Dick Wilmington" by
JANIS PLYS; and a military love-story by
G.. A. HrNrY, with India as its scene. The
same firm will publish new stories by Mrs.
| OLlPHAHr and ". CLARK RUSSELL early next
year.
The New York critic says of Mr.. LYON G..
TrLEa's book Parties and Patronage in
the United States": 1T may be that the
author will convince the public that his
views are correct; but the effect Of his
book upon US has been Of the opposite
character"
The December Cosmopolitan contains an
article by EDWARD NJ. ALFEIEND on Social
Life in Richmond During the War;" IL is
illustrated with several portraits OF society
bellies and beaux; also one Of Mrs. JEFFIR-
SON DAVIS.
Miss GRIM, the new southern novelist
whose book is noticed elsewhere, is de
scr1bed as of the blonde type, slender, OF
medium height, with bluish-gray eyes,
manners naturally graceful, and ready
conversationalist and sympathetic lis
tener. She has "a soft, musical voice and
bright face full of merriment."
Miss hELES GRAY Cone, whose name is
not unfamiliar to magazine readers, has
published O volume of poems which q
high literary authority pronounces "some
of the finest and most striking poetical
work that has recently been done" Miss
CoNR is entitled, this authority thinks
ito the foremost place among her con-
temporaries. and, at the same time, to Q
place in the ranks of the best of our older
poets"
A recent critic gives this new reading Of
SHAKEspELRE's puzzling lines in Hamlet:
40, all ye host OF Heaven o, Earth
What else7 And shall couple? He'll
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS

Tn tbis denartment we show Boucles, Cheyiots,
Camel's-HAlr, Chevrons, Bedford Cords serses,
Henriettas, Cashmeres, Broadcloths, kmeker-
booker Robes imported direct Tor US, VeVets'
silks Corduroys, in ali the leading new shAuos'
Our stock is very complete and lowest prices.
Bedford Cord, the newest ana most atynsnn
dress goods out, In all shades, al 20, Do 40
90, az, sec, 81, up to SS.76 per yafd
Broadcloths in all col0rs at 80, 90, 20, SIC, W.
sI.25, and 80 for the best imperfect
Robes imported directly for Us In brOaaclots
Camei's-Hair Boucles, serges, with hand
some decoration, from 5000 70 $40 Tor
beauty; 40. .so *
per yard; - ~, 90
serees and Henriettas, all colors, from 2lc. 10
S5r per yard-these are rare bargains;
Cameps-Hair Novelties, very stylish, from &c
to S1.S5 per yard;
MedIum-Pricad Goods In all new enades ahu
styles, ranging IN price from SIC. 70 3sc'
per yard-a very largo stock 20 select from
China Silks in oil colors at ~, ~, 40, ooi fo'
ana csc. for goods worth sl.75:
Black and Colored Silk Faille at eec., worth
Blaca Armure at roc, Csc, and s1.33-reduced
Colared satlns at %, 50, and Acc;
Biaek and Colored Surabs at 3S, 80, and 69c.
BLACK aud Colored SILK Yelyets, all shades, al
SO, 90, 10, 93c., sL15, up to $3.50 POI
yard; 49, ,,..,..
FianneIettes. China Cloths, Tissues, Prints,
CretoDnes, &C, B., at very low prices
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New Books.

Nature and Man IN America. BY n. 5. SHA-
IYR. New York: CHARLES ScRIBSKR's
Sons. For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co.
$3.50.
The author of this book is the professor
of geology in Harvard University. The
volume consists of eight chapters, the last
four of which appeared in Scribner's Maya
zine last year. The first four are devoted
to a consideration of the influence of en-
yironment on organic life; the others treat
of the conditions of man in North Ameri-
CO. The Professor takes hopeful view of
the future of our race. He says that we
NAV dismiss the fear that it will deterio-
rate in this country. While admitting that
modern science appears to be in conflict
with our religious traditions, he yet be-
lieves that we are approaching the time
when our knowledge will reafflrm the old
belief which our fathers had in the essen
tial control of benehcent Providence"
The discussion Of geographic influences
upon man is very interesting, as, indeed, Is
the entire book. 1t will amply repay care
full reading and study.
ESSAYS on English literature. By EDMOND
ScHERKR. Translated by GEORGE SAINTS
BURG. New York: CHARLES ScRIBsEB's
Soss.
For sale By WEST, JOHNSTON d Co. Si.50.
This collection of critical essays is by an
eminent French writer, who possessed q
remarkable knowledge Of English htera-
ture and a capacity for criticism of the
highest order. The essays were taken
from his E!udes sur lar Literature Contempo-
rdins, and are on George Eliot. John
Stuart Mill, Shakespeare, Taine's History of
English Literature, Milton, Sterne, Words
worth, Carlyle, and "Endymion," (by Dis
raelI. The translation is by on eminent
English critic, and is excellent. Mr..
scHKRER's estimate Of the writers named
agrees with that of most people capable of
Judging them. but he exhibits q scholar
ship and q capacity for saying things"
which are rare. His admiration for GzoAoE
ELIOT was very great. He ranked her as
"the most considerable literary parsonage
that has appeared since the death of
CoxrHx.n His essay on STxHsr. whom he
considers the typical humorist, is both
acute and delightful. In fact. the whole
volume is q rich treat for literary gour-
mands.
| The LADY Of Cd,snpons. A Romance. BY
| FRANK VINCENT and ALBEaT EDMUND
IlANcAsrKR. From the publishers. FUNK
a WAaxALxs. Cloth, Si.50.
This il a story Of New York and Oriental
life, in which clergyman loses his re-
ligion and his sweetheart together, and,
going to Benaros. ia mixed up q good deal
with bnyadGres. fakirs, Eajahs. theoso-
phists, and such. peculiar 70 the East. The
story has some merit. The love-making
Of which there seems TO be considerable
! Is rather overdone, but many readers viii
not object TO that.
The Southern Cross oad 0hT Poems. BY
IrI1IAs R0zxLL MzszxscxA Buffalo
CKARLEs WELLs MouIIcS. III.
There are fifteen so-cslled poems IN THU
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valuable information.

In our column Of Queries and Answers
the following subjects are discussed this
morning: How il is that man feels pain
IN that part of limb that has been ampu-
tated; The State law with reference. to q
widows inheritance of her husbands
estate; The constitutional provision bear
ing upon the question Of the appointment
Of an additional judge OF the Chancery
Court Of Richmond The authorship OF
"A horse, horse, my kingdom for o
horsel"; What is the meaning Of limit
ed applied to articles of co-partnership
il ''vietuRls" a good word as applicable
10 food for human beings9 Facts about
the Edict Of Nantes; "The mother of the
Gracchi" and the toast to Virginia; Some
thing about "the four Marys"; Author
ship Of "high erected thoughts seated in
the heart of courtesy; Who was the Man
who was the model for VALENTINES re-
cumbent figure of LEE; What are ship
points, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

DIR. j. WILLIAM JoSEs contributes to this
issue Of the DIsPLroH the true history OF
the carrying of Confederate flag In the
PROCESSION ct tho unwilling OF the GRADY
statue at Atlanta.
Tho incident. trivial in itself, has come
20 DO of some importance in view OF the
fact that 1t was seized upon by General
PALMER and made the occasion for his
order forbidding members OF the Grand
Army of the Republic TO parade In lines
where "rebel flags are displayed.
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q n d
be ia
The Basement

ken back TO start from your fore
fathers days to the present age Of cleo
trio science. The Holiday Wares are
elbowing their way through the thou
sands OF necessary stufs. An acre OF
space is not enough for the world OF IN
yentions. From now on to the Holt
days it is to be fairyland for all ages,
tastes, and conditions. There are lit
tier prices on hundreds OF various
wares than your knowledge and expert
ence can account for.
We quote few prices-only here
and-there one:
22 English China Tea Sets, assorted decora-
tlons, for Just 92.25 per set, and 50 pieces.
IL handsome China Tea Sets, SO pieces, new
decorations. and worth ~ per sol, Tor eo.oV' a.
IA China Dinner Sets, Versailles pattern, lOO
pieces and worth 920 per set, for el3.5O.
10 China Chamber Sets, cottage shape, hand
some decorations, 10 pieces, for s4.40 per set.
rs sets White Porcelain Chime Dinner ana = ca
Set com bination, 1o4 pieces, for ef.10 per set.
Handsome China After-Dtnner Cupa and
gaucers worth "a per dozen, for 1886.
handsome line Of Vases, representing dit-
ferent foreign manufactures, and incluoins
come Of the most artistic shapes, for s12o each.
Another line OF handsome Vases from goo 70
$40, which are decided values.
A special line Of handsome Vases at from xoe-
70 81, all worth &5nhla.
The Glassware Department Il brirnfnl OF bar
gains, as for instance-
Extra nne quality thin blown Tumblers,
banded, negor sold for less than S5c. per dozen'
for SOC.
Extra eno quality imported Tumblers, the
lowest prlces they have over been heretofore Il
AZ so per dozen, for 91.i0.
Al most complete Line Of al kinds 81 Glas ssete
from the cheap 70 the finest, at SPECIAL LOW
PRICES.
a new lins Of Piano, Banquet, Library, and
galI-lamps iust received, We can give you
BETrER VALUES than ever before. Anonz
these Iamps are many novelties worthy o
special attention
sac our Banauot-Iamps o. 1895, eonTllIe
Also, see our Handsome Polished BkaSs Piano
Lamps, complete, Tor 90
Atsf5, complete. wo sell somosbing hsEdsom'
ana worth eS1.
Atef.25 We offer you Hsll-Lamps, with assert
Cd Colorcd Globe, and wortA NOS less than ~.
LibTary-Iamps from Alb, conapletes 70 w
Gerlnan-Silyer Tea-spocns fof SOC. dozen
Tablespoons for Toe
mo f.nwars 10 In our way. Special prices
less than cost % clear the way tor other goods.
Twenty dozen Gas-GioDee h our way, 70 D
soid Ger 19c- sach--the price has been ~ 70 foe
a. 4 lius d Fine imported eloyos 70 ps ssld 70
IL 10 II EAST BzuAD sTREgg.
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,,r,. ,r,. STATE OF VIRGINIA,
'hASksdIViNG PRocr,,,,
Ti0S, N"AA
SY THE goyEgSop

,.s r,,,e,s .wo,ssmonih u peaes 49,.
,,'a, '~.fa aIoanf and u IL but a, F'sps.
snaL We AZ religious pespls 49,. ,g and brSs.,
sesaet ana express openly 49,. ia 1sst 4.
manner our sincere ani ts'.s sn1 N : b,sfs.--
our hekvenly Father for Al vi si gratliass y
nsss ana morcies 70 o. a. io,,,.n.is freai 80
Commonwealth. 'ii'ifi11als 49, =.
And Shile We ro,olce ana 80.
~ toiket N our prayers asd $500 - sh5,rt
snn NE distressed. Das sbs,. ,,ss Ne 80,
o.esrl:lzs Witch The Oliver 81 go, 20 taea h.
isss gi't has voachsafed ~ ~ kSa ta8 -,
lhetriose, pursnani t5a cb.-,.,.
cur fathers, hereby aprOia, va oss,aa 4
THURSDAY Tw gs5u p,vo,
as dag 0; Pablic Thansss,y,,, ~, ',,'szia
Upon That day lot Ill n. ! ~, "a Payer.
respective places OF pabifs - t.ihef % ~,
nolncs ana % tnsir nroslies. al - ~ N 81,
oills "a accofdan,e VIII the 49,. avs ~
sclencc ~ each Individual lift IN ,.',.,s . 81.
,aanheflYinz 10 OR Heavealy r.,t bear. /,
MS kiniAesA and tepdgr mer-l,. ,,,'-f i9i a. Z
- In witness Nhsre.f -.
signed my nsms Ana 49,, hafssaa
I seal Of the State. Al - - 70 lsss,
city OF Richmond, mi. a. s1lot 10 =,
OF November, m the rear u ON ~, 'elh AZ
sand elgnt hundred aud nine,yete oae 1l..
By tho Governor; W. A.AlANgY,
N. W. FlOuRNoY,
no @%-l1 Secretary o. TIE Como.
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" Stealing the Legislature. !"

Under this healing the New York
Tribune afirms that nobody can doubt
that the Democrats intend to steal the
New York Legislature. STEAL " is hard
word; and we do not believo that the
Democrats of New York are ever going to
be Justly accused of stealing. The Tribune
knows what the Republicans have done
in the line of stealing, and it trembles In
view of Democratic retaliation. THUS
conscience doth make towards of all the
Republicans. 1t reminds them that the
presidency Of the United States was stolen
from the Democrats in 1876. But we need
not 90 back TO 1876, for the Republicans
have, ever since 1875, been in possession OF
the State Legislature OF New York, and
have perpetuated that possession by
methods not ono whit better than stealing.
Nav. methods not so good; for open.
downright stealing Is respectable compared
with the means underhand which the Re
publicans have resorted to in order TO
steal two United States senators and all
the patronage and Offices OF the great
Empire State. "Steal," forsooth. We like
that word. 1t Is one which no Republican
ought to have the impudence to use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
aouernor Camppell-New YORK

Governor CkMPBELL, OF Ohio. was In
New York on Friday last, and was inter
viewed by q World reporter. Amongst
many other interesting remarks the fol-
lowing was made:
There Is lin ohiol feeling that New York
should once-say In every thirty years-graciousiy
consent TO the nomination Of some man from
outside this State. They think that New York
has had monopoly OF debating Democratic can
didates for President aboutlong enough At least
so many people believe It would be very good
thing II New York would permit the Democratic
marty outside Of this State to select its candidate
for President next year, have no doubt that
they win be willing to turn the control back to
the state OF New York for another period OF
thirty years, provided they are allowed tho
privilege Of naming the candidate next year"
This is in the line of our little article of
few days ago. We commend it to the
serious consideration of the New York
Democrats. Surely the rest of the Demo
Gratis of this great country have some
rights which their New YORK brethren
ought 20 respect.
As ARrEMUs WARD would say, 80 we may
say of Governor CAspBELL's mild remark
"This is sarkasm."
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stho cavernous Metropolitan Opera
House . OF the latest fashionable fad Of So
osety women wishing 20 become author
esses, Of how the private residences Of the
wealthy are furnished; Of rapid transit
ard proposed underground railways IN
New York city: Of the opening Of The
great Mercantile Library; Of the death OF
the mother Of BAsrnoIDf. who was tho
model OF his statue Of Liberty Lighting
mot eulightening) the World. and OF many
other matters which will interest and en-
teftaln our readers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

We were in error yesterday in stating that
Mr.. GrrBrar A. DIANE who claimed to DO
The senator-elect from the Fifteenth New
York district was a Democrat. He was q
Republican. his right 20 the certificate
was contested by EDwARD osHoRNE. and
Mr.. OsBosxr will Of course persevere in has
contest. II he fails there viii be o new
election. not otherwise.
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mchNOSp, Va, November :, 1881.
NNHE ANNUAL, MEETING Or rup

Il I'LL nv y y AL W III I WI We lHE
4 stockholders u the NEWPORT Mas
HAMPTON AND OLD POINT nFyEOpvgyf
COMPANY viii be held on Z { gSpAY. ps,s,b.,
s, 1891, at IL o'clock N. rs The oaes oi ~ +, ~.
pany. 50 east Main street, Richmond. Va
The lOt-drawiag will tsks Place immeii,t.b,
after the adjournment a. tne above msstts
unless the stockholders should Otherwise 49,.
mine. This notice 81 given m pursuance N h,
resolution u tho stOckhollcrs az Their nestI5,
on June 10Th, requiring that notice = ne -.
drawing should 10 published iu one u the t,r,
papers Of Richmond fifteen days before B,tIr,
liked for the drawing.
no std SAMUEL S. ELAN, Se,-st,y,
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rur RICHMOND DIsPAToH-.sUNDAY. NOVEMBER z. 15g1:

orator. and also describe his speech In The
parsons's Cause and his appearance IN IT'S
In the House Of Bufeesses. de must nave
attained already fair rank as lawyer, for
be was placed on the COMMITTEES OF Courts
Of Justice.
The author gives glance at the personnel
Of that House. and 90 wehave bright little
sketches of JoHs RoBrrsos. PETros kAs.
potpa. Erwusp PKsDLEros, GEoaor WYrHE,
RrcHAnD BLAND, RTcHAnD HrShr LEE
GEonaE WASHINGTON. RoREEr C.HTEn
NIcHoLAs, and others whose names have
become historical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

81 have made thousands upon thousands 8
dollars By being on hand at the right mo-
ment, and l consider punctuality rs strong a
nolnt In a buslpess-man's favor ss----vell, II Is
second only 70 honesty Gurus ". Fled.
The late DR.. JErEa once said that he had
ever been prompt man, and that he had
been q great loser by reason Of it ; that in
this way he mad lost more of his time than
from any other cause. for he nearly always
had to wait for the coming OF men with
whom he had appointments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

In consequence Of the decision OF the
Post Office Department that the Glen Al
len Ids Hour is not q weekly newspaper
within the contemplation of the law, the
publication of that paper is to cease.
The editors and publishers have made a
good fight against tho ruling, but being at
present unable 10 have it reversed. have
resolved not TO buy the right to use the
mails at an advance Of 700 per cent. and
hence will let it die.
We are sorry to part with our bright
young friend, but we trust that the time
will soon come when the Post-Ofice De
partment will be in better hands. and when
it may be received in undiminished glory.
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EURS, FURS, FURS.

We show a large stock OF Furs IN Nuns, Capes'
and Fnr Trimming for ladies' and children.
Muffs at AZ, rs, pSc., s1.35, ~, up TO 81;
Fur Capes at $3.50, S4.75, 1925, $780, W 70
S28:
Fur Trimming In Coney, Seal, Lynx, Angors,
Astrachan, Fur In all widths and at all
Feather trimmings, Feather Boas, Feather Col
lars--a very large, new stock just received
aud at the lowest prices
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TANs, LIGHT AND DARK GRAYs, BLACK,
NAVY, MYRTLE IN PLAIN AND
FUR TRIMMED.
NEW WRAPS RECEIVED EVERY DAY.
CARPETS. CARPETS, CARPETS.

Our Garnet Department on the second noor
has been refltted. aud IL one OF the largest and
best stocked In the city.
Cottage Carpet at l2jx, 10, 20, aud zoe;
Ingram, Tapestry, Brussels, VeiVets, Moquettes,
Administers, Druggets In Felt, lngrain'
Rugs in Tapestry, Moguette, smyrna, VIII
ton Yelvets, Hassocks. all at very low prices F;
Ingram Carpets at %, 2o, 30, 40, and DOC, Tor
Tapestry Carpets a. 40, So, 90, 10, IS, and e7c.
for the best article
Body-Brussels Carpet at 81 and SL25, MADE
and laid on the door,
Wilton MOquette Carpet az bic. worth GLOW.
Dobson's Best Moquette Carpet at sl'@0' made
Moqaette and Velvet Carpets at $3.50 and
SMYRNA Rugs at so. 65, IS, aOc., 81. s1:s5;
90 40 ~. "a. s5.bG, and 81 for SOFA Rug.
Moauette RugS at s1.65, 1926, so.03 Tor inc
largest aud best article; 80
Wilton Velvet Rugs ut Sl.oO, S2.oO, ana sS'oV'
IlassOcks az Is ard 9sc.--great bargains;
Art Squares In Felt and Ingrein-a large stock ~
a. 80, S3, "a. IS, 80. 81, 80, Sl2, ana Slo--
very much below the regular prices;
Door-Mats, Ou-ClOth Rugs;
Floor Otl-Cloths az %. 20, 80, ana DOC;
Iinoleum at 40, 80, 20, aud Soc:
IACECURTAINs In Nottingham. Antique, Point
Appilgue-one Of the largest and most COM
plete stocks ever shown IN this city, ranging
In price from 50c. TO s35 pair -.
Call aud be convinced that WE CAN GIVE fOu
THE BBsr VALUE FOR THE LEAST MONEY OF any
| house in this city.
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A NNUAL MEETING.
CONNECTION COMPANY

The annual meeting o. she SrOCguotnp,s
or THRBlCHNOND.F BEDERlKSRiP M ~
POTOMAC AND RICHMOND AM psrSSsss9
BURG RAILROAD CONNECTION CoVplSS
will be held at the o1ice ~ no Richmooi 49,
ricksourg and Potomac Railroad C0mtssy 4.
tee city OF Richmond On WEDNESDAY "a.
no ll-tdi j. B WINSTON s...-.,.-
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HEETING>
M AsoNIC YOTICP

M ASoNIC NOTICE
~. ~ stated communicate %, IODGEosN
Tux srRlIT OBSERVANCE. r.. IN I'M
be held a. -. Albans Ian. cofte, ~,
Ma NAM streets, On MONDAY EVENING NJ "a
-, 1871, az i'oy O'Clock. ,alis,A,s. 4. ~, -
grees must BE- prompt Memts-. y, a
lodges and translcat brothers ~. = sss
invited 10 be prcnont "Neiaii
by order OF tho w. ".
onoo,, kO. E. RICHARDSON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

The Norfolk Yryintaa on yesterday en-
tered upon the twsnty-seventh year OF its
existence, and Ii was never moro prosper
ous than now. We extend to ITS editor
aud owner our congratulations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

"lNHAVnbi A. november H.. laos
NOTICE-THE ANNUAL wps-
~ ING q the STOCKHOLDERS op - y
RICHMOND AND DANYILIE Etfrpttait
CONPANt viii be he'd AZ ihe oT,e of tS .,,'a.
pany, ~ the city OF Richmond. Va. o- 49,.
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1851. Az 10 ~, =
The transfer books will be- cllsod N,y,..,tl. :
1891. At 3 Y. NJ, aud be leopeasl p.,.. =
5, 1884, 40 10 A. N. -ad
no lS-td Y. BROOKE 49,.
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nTOTICF-THE kNNVAI Nrpp

NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEET.
~ ING Of the stockholders q the RlCI.
A0ND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL Raj.
WAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY 81
ner Of Bank and Tenth streets, M ns ,,
OF Richmond, Va, on tho bTH DAY OF ~
GENDER, 1901, az II O'Clock H. me tras.
Textbooks will be closed November iO. 1891. :,
o'clock 2. NJ, and viii be- rolpeuei on hs sl
day OF December, 1891, o. 10 oelnckAM
no S-SuJt r. BROOKE, Serenrr
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The Millinery

runs over q new track. The Winter
Opening of last week exhibited the
greatest success Of all the past. Special
mark-downs in many Of the Paris Pat
tern Hats are made for this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
Blankets, Comforts, Quilts.

White Blankets at e5, s5c, 81, $3.50, 81, $3.50,
80, "a, s5, 90, Gnd up 70 sl5 for the hhess
LAmbs-WOol; -
LA California Blankets at s4.63 worth $40
Comfortahles at 80, 75c., 81, Sl.25, CLIO, ",
s3, 81, Is, 81, and s1O for Six glaefdo"h'
Something new and pretty.
TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, GIMPs, NAIL
HEADS, FEATHER TRIMMINGS, KID GLOVES
HOSIERY, RIBBONs.-A very large ana cona'
plete stock aud at lowest prices.
UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR.-Mlsses La
dies,. BOYS, and Gentlemen's Underwear IN
White, Scarlet Natura,-Wool, and Fancy stripes
at popular low prces.
GENTLEMENs TIEs.-Ties, scarfs, FOURTH
Hands at 23c. for 50c. article
CORSETS.--Au the popular ana Dest-kn9Nn
makes nc reduced prices Look at our l. I. Cor
set at 43c. worth i5c. -,
HEAD-REsTS, SOFA-CUSHI0NS, SCAkFs,
TIDES, DkAPERY SILKS In China SILKS. a
large new stock and very low prices.
Many NEW GOODS too numerous 70 mention.
complete assortment in all departments and
lowest prices.