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The Balance of Trade.

In q celebrated report which he made as
Secretary OF the Treasury Hon. RoBEBr j..
w.LHER, of Mississippi, argued that what
was called the balance of trade was not
necessarily benefit TO that one of two ma
tions which had that balance in its favor.
The difference between the exports and
imports Of the United States, for example.
might, though the difference seemed to be
against US. be the consequence Of having
made profit in disposing OF the goods ex-
ported. This old question still haunts the
legislative halls OF the world and attracts
the attention Of students of such subjects.
Messrs. HAMBLEroS & Co., of Baltimore.
refer 70 it "a follows in o recent circular
"What constitutes the balance OF trade 2
Here ~ a problem which will require greater
power than that contained In the pons asiaorum
20 clucidate. Every one comedies that Europe is
largely indebted TO this country for the difference
between the value OF our exports aud imports
OF products aud merchandise and that from this
source large credit balance Is due this country.
And yet notwithstanding the fact that Europe
ewes us this large balance, We have received
from abroad not more than one half OF the
amount Of gold which we exported last year.
and, according to the Financial Chroaies--an ex-
cellent authorisy--gold importations are practi-
caliy over for the season. The Government re-
port shows that the value Of our exports OF
bresostuffs for December was s30.241. sea. OF
s20,00o.000 more than the same month last
year. and for the ca sadar year 1901 the yslue Of
breadstuIs exported from the United States was
s224, 3le. 500. against i36 s45. 500 for theyeas
1890. During the frat sir months Of 1891 we ex.
ported $4,000 900 In gold, and sinsc. notwlth-
standing oar immense expectation OF brsadstufis
and other products, have imported only about
ea5, 100000. Here Is an anomaly which va
would like to have satisfactorily explained
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The New York Boilers,

II appears from telegram in our issue
of yesterday that the CLEVELAND men in
New York are bent upon sending delega-
ton to the Democratic National Conven-
ton pledged to the support of their fa-
vorite. The Muewump Times has been
trying for some days to induce this bolt.
We await further developments; but we
think we can say at once that the boilers
will fail to accomplish their object If that
object be the nomination of Mr.. CLEyE-
LAND. However. they may desire to de-
feat Hull of the nomination rather than
to secure it for CLEVELAND. If so, they
may succeed in accomplishing their pur-
pose. A factional fight In New York bodies
no good to the Democratic party; and If
the CLKvELAND movement in that State
develops much sire myth, it may become
necessary to "go West" for the Democra-
tic nominee for the presidency. But even
here there is room for doubt and specula-
ton. The National Convention may not
be disposed 10 yield to the New York
boilers, and instead of looking to the
West for candidate not mixed up with
the New York regulars or the New York
boilers, may conclude to stand by the re-
gulars as means of preventing boiling
hereafter. The times promise to grow
lively. The Democrats are, perhaps, strong
enough to do without the vote Of New
York and still elect their candidate for
President. Certainly they can do without
New York candidate.
This movement in New York is like the
bolt of the anti TnDEs men in that State
in 1876. JOHN KELLY went to st. Louis
with two hundred anti-TnDES delegates to
the Democratic National Convention. All
the same, the. National Convention stood
by the regulars and Mr.. TnDES was nomi.
rated. Is history to repeat itself in this
matter?
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Annexation and Monuments.

We had hoped thst when Richmond
went to the General Assembly with a
petition praying for On extension of its
corporate limits it would be in the
form of proposition to enlarge our
present bounds on all sides north of the
James river, so that the city's posi-
biht,es in the next quarter of century
might be provided for.
But the majority Of the suburban pro-
perty-owners, except those holding lands
in a portion Of Lee district, objected to
the terms which they were given to under
stand the city would exact as to street
improvements. So the bill now before the
House only oontemplates adding to our
area tongue Of land projecting from our
western limits and running out as far as
the Boulevard and lying between Broad
street and Grove avenue.
This addition will be popularity, il
not legally. known as Lee Circle, though
1t includes much more territory than the
circle laid OF Immediately around the
monument.
The great ma prity Of the property-own-
ers In tins district have agreed that If IL is
annexed they will consent to be taxed
for their own street. improvements, and so
it has come &out that this plan of en-
lareement is fan pred by the City Council
and the chambes, of Commerce.
The territory in question is in the fash
ionabla west end. Lots out there are very
valuable now and are growing in value.
When II Is annexed Aroye avenue and
Franklin street will be extended to the
boulevard.
Atpresent the LEK monument stands out
cold, bare and neglected in an old field.
IL has been found that people viii not buy
those high-priced lots and build upon
them until they can have city water, gas,
sewers and sidewalks; but oncs annexed
II is confidently believed that the district
will soon be built up with dwellings Of the
first class, and then the LEE monument
VIII do US more credit in its surroundings
than IL does now.
THIS annexation viii also be Of vast bene.
at TO the Virginia Agricultural Society.
for whatever improvement il made on the
Brosd-street road viii be beneficial to their
grounds aud viii help TO e-rich the So
cssty. Annexation will also do another
public esrylee.-it viii reach out TO the
proposed SHE OF the DAMS monument at
tho soldiefs' Home, and cause suitable
avenues 10 be opened TO that point
SO here are three SPECIAL arguments in
favor Of the annexation OF Leo Circle. 1t
via bring the Ixr Monument (which is
ROW in tho county into the city and make
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selves to the general public, and especially
70 those parsons who take pride Ia the
| growth of the city.
A for the terms which have been ar
ranged between tho city and the property
owners Of Lee Circle, we could never hope
to set better.
Our only regret Is that Suburban opinion
is not favorable 10 an enlargement Of the
city limits in oil directions upon the same
terfna
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THO FEATURES on TO-DAY'S PAPER

"TALTv HALL TO HANG-The Jury Convicts
the Outlaw CT Murder In the First Degree
The Kentucklans Still Hanging Around
Wise Courthouse.
UNITED STATES sENAToRs-Fornal Agree
ment Of the House Judiciary Committee on
the Principle of Election Directly by the Peo
pie.
EADsToNE SENT FoR-An Epidemic Of Hy.
drophobia in Summarized, N. C.-The Mala
dy Brought There by New York sportsmen
Ono Of Whom was Bitten.
STERLING FowLKEs-He Mysteriously Disap
pears from His Homo In Nottoway.
THE HYGEIAs RIvAL-It May Possibly Bo-
come an Annex OF That Great Hosiery.
THE OILERS LETTER-The Matter Of the
tho PROTEST. Girl al the Association Bal
Discussed Colonel Catiett Gibson Ready
Dictatorship Hats All the Go at Present
Other Wandering Thoughts.
TUE PEOPLE OF PAsHIoN--RichmOnc's So
ciety Very Active During the Week Just
Closed--sevsral Of the Hsndsomtst Enter
tainments Of the Winter, Besides Germans,
Luncheons, Theatre-Parties, &c.
LADIES AND THE LAw-The Senate to Con-
slider the Bin 70 License Women on Wednes-
day-Progress Making in tho Debt Settle.
nent Bill.
sOUTHERNERs IN NEW YoRK-The Confede-
rate Veteran Camp and Its Annual Dinner
Fitz John Porter as Guest and Speaker
Grants Msgnanimity-Croker's Nepotism--
Dean HowslIs self-Conceit
INSURANCE AFFAIRS-A Born Agent-some
Big Life Policies Foreign and at Home-The
Bomb Throwing Inducement--Heavy Insu-
\ rance Taken by Wealthy women-Insures
Outside Of New York City.
AROUND BERRYvILLE-History Of the Town
It's Many Ancient Landmarks" Soldiers
Rest" the Country-seat Of General Daniel
Morgan-The Old Log Hut Where Washing
ton Lodged.
THE MEAT WE EAT--The DrsPATcH's Doc
tor Discusses O Practical and Popular Sub
Jet.
THE DIRECT-TAX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of the Bin before the Virginia Legislature.
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS CHRISTMAS
DINNER IN 1S84--Two Readable Letters on
this Topic.
QUERIES AND ANswERs-why Interest is
Not Allowed in Rsfunding the Direct Tax
The Largest Counties In Virginia-Cold Wea-
Their Record--A Parliamentary Question
When II Is that There Are Five Sundays in
February.
THE STATE AT LARGE-Leading Social Fea-
lures and Personal News Of the Week--In.
teresting Notes for People In and Out OF the
State.
RULING FAsHIoNs-Modes and Materials a "a
Russia for House and Street-A Typical
Blouse that is Both Chic and Popular-Win
ter Wraps and Negligee Robes-Rosettes
and Slippers.
WOMEN AND THE FAIR-An Interesting Pa
per Recently Read by Mrs Judge Paul
Whist the 6isterhood Here Should Do and
What They Are. Doing Across the Sea-Ar
Appeal for Virginia.
OUR Observation-Disclosures Reviews o
Some Recent Publicatlons--The secont
Volume Of the Life Of Patrick Henry-Dr
Kerr's Hymns OF the Ages, etc
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NOTICE.
cngsAtgAKE AND ONO RAILWAY CoxPlST,l
RICHMOND, Va, January %, 1902 I

RICHMOND, VA, January --i lot.'
Notice 10 hereby given that general meeting
~ theSrOCKHOLD GERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY will be he'd
At IL O'clock 81. on TUESDAY. February %
1892, at tho ofilce OF the company Pace build.
ing, corner Of Eighth and Main streets, 10 d,
city oil Richmond, state Of virginia, Tor tue 10
lowing purposes;
/. 10 act UPON the acceptance or rejection 4
an act OF the Legislatures Of Virginia, ouuusi
ian act 10 authorize the issue a. adiliiorh
bonds and stock by the Chesapeake and Oa0
Railway Company and defining the putp9se- D
witch they may be applied approved Decen'
Der 22 1901.
2. 10 act upon the acceptance or rejection o. 8
certain other act OF the Legislature " virginia
entitled ian act 10 authorize the thesapeate
and Ohio Railway Company 10 construct OF A.
quire branches or extensions and 20 i,sae W
mortgage bonds thereon, or 20 hold stock N Ala
guarantees the bonds OF corporations 0Nnaf
such branches or extensions approved Dee'ps
Der %, 1891.
g 10 take action upon the question 81 glrai
authority TO the President and Board n bifec
tors OF the company 10 create mortgage UPS
the property OF the company 20 secure urhls y
be issued aai authority 10 issue the sane.
4. To coneiaer the question 81 Authorizing Ny,
creation and issue Of additional capital sioeA
the company. -
s. Aud ali such other business a. may laNill
come before the meeting.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
NJ. F. INGALLS,, President
Attest; c. e. WELLFoAD. Secretary. "a 2sd
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Solitude of Genius.
lEor the Dispatch.l

Like to the eagle, eyried in the clouds,
Above the dust and din OF the dull earth,
Where dwell the clods OF coarse and common
birth,
And passions base consume the brawling crowds
That creep from cradles 10 uncourted shrouds-
A swarm OF pygmiea, puppets-food for mirth
To him who knows how vain and little worth
Are ell things else save those Of the high Gods
The soul doth 81. that shrines tbs sacred ire
Above the base, serene, sure-poisei in calm.
And comradeless, beyond the clashing sounds
That mark the strife OF life and low desire;
A holy peace, like TO heavenly balm,
Upon its spirit and It's worldwide bounds.
GEORGE RICHMOND.
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GeRtLenen'S

for 25c. Another lot, very fine gauze,
fast black, should be 3 pair for 81 Mon
day. 3 pair for SOC. Cashmere half hose,
natural wool, usual value price, SOC. a
pair, for BIC. or 3 pair for 81. Fast
Black. French Lisle colored Embroid-
cred Fronts, value price. 65c.. for 40c. a
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We call your attention TO rs dozen
Ladies' Pure Silk Pure
Boiled SIX, four Hose thread
double heel and toes,
half and full drop-i------------'stitch Oh,
the best shades. every pair yarn-dyed
black, gray, tan in solid, boot pattern.
black bottoms with scarlet, lilac, yellow,
light blue, lavender, canary, cardinal,
pink, and rose. The price Of these has
been 1915 a pair. Beginning Monday,
90 cents pair.
Ladies' full regular.made, double heels
and toes, hair-line stripe. Heinrich Shap-
per's make (the most noteworthy sub
stantial hosiery-maker OF Germany, l2l
cents pair, monday only. The sale
begins at 10 o'eock.
Ladies Fast Black Four Thread French
Isle, double heels and toes--their usual
price 69c., for SIC. pair.
Ladies' Diamond-Dye Black, 30
gauge, double heels and toes, full
spliced-nsual price &c. pair, for 25c.
Children's Derby Ribbed, Fast-Black.
full regular made, double knee, heel and
toes, sizes 5 to 81, l2c. a pair; sizes to
81, l9c. Monday only.
Children's Fast Black Bedford-Rib-
bed, 40 gauge, spliced heels and toes,
sizes to Z, 20c. pair sizes y to 81,
25c pair.
We believe that this is the cheapest
sale of Hosiery that has ever taken
place in this city.
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AM USEMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
THE HARVEST MOON.

You will say you never saw anything
like our SUITS. Surprisingly little In
cost to the purchaser, they are surprising
ly big in quality. Do you know that a
thing may be amusingly cheap? Do
you know that prices may go SO low as
TO golaughably low? 1t is a rather conf
cal idea, but we can give you the best
evidence of its truth. Sometimes lit
tie blood-lett,ng doesn't hurt a patient !;
sometimes little cutting in prices has
an inyigorating effect on trade. A des-
perate case calls for heroic treatment
and we have made desperately deep
cut in the price Of our CLOTHING.
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supremacy merchandising be laid before
lists with this house. quite number OF Worthy Bargains would not De over
be saved the buying
attention be directed TO ut
items that have their daily happenings
Of he ISL toa apply advantage S left with
gathering Of Wares done with the faithful view ct
made and MONDAY WI
BE REMEMBRANCE WITE YOU HOSIERY SILKS LADIES'
UNDERWEAR WORSTED DRESS FABRICS, WASH MATERIALS viii
md at the head Of the list
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"a Special safe

Rests, and Quilts will be made. The
goods will be displayed on centre coun-
tiers, right aisle. Zach piece will have
a new mark half and third less than
usual price.
8 cases OF New Shifting Prints for
SIC yard. Also about 100 pieces New
Percales, yard wide, for 10c. French,
l2Jc. Three-fourths width, &c. Cling
hams, Bedford Cords, Llama Cloths,
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February, 1892. February, 1892.
NoIimet BtoIket4


their
teJa lOanie5 vii be worn
NEWMARKgIs AND JACKETS so $3.50 &
PoRTlERE
o
OIrsi
o.
tbe
e5me IN
5 sSs Ps WASH D s Nov
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
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Dress Fabrics.

Among the new are Atwood Cancels
Hair, every new and desirable shade,
full double width, &c. Another new
line and elegept value is at 30 and SOC.
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.ot w,s<ly, and We are glad 10 know that
Iii the members sre willing to acquiosce
IN the policy resolved upon ~ the ms
iovify.
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Wraps.
HouseWare Department

Substantial Backing Brushes, with
dauber attached, Sc. lS-inch Rolling
Pins, &c. 20-inch Patent Handle Roll
ing Pins, Sc. Bixby's Ihree-Bee Black
ing, family size boxes, Sc. Brisile
Hair Busters, &c., from Sec. ;
Birby's Mucilsge, &c. bottle !;
g. Prong Towel hacks, &c. American
Polish. unequalled for polishing and
securing, 25c. size packages for l5c. !;
Japanned Ash-Shovels, Sc. /; Kitchen
Tablespoons extra quality, &c {; Mill
keh's stove Polish, 15c. for 25c. bottles /;
Granite Iron Ceffee- Pots, Sl.00, from
$3.50 81 size for s1.5O Granite Iron
MiIk-Pans, 6 quarts, 59c. Granite
Iron Sauce Pans for SLIT, from
80; Galvanized Coal-Hods for 25c. ;
Self Wriuging Floor Mops, worth Toe,
for 49c. Cedar Wash-Tubs at Acc. worth
75c. at 69c worth e0c. at sec. worth
S1,25 Substantial Clothes Baskets, SEC ;
Rattan Clothes Baskets, 75c. ; Clothes
Boilers, made of extra quality polished
tin, 69c. Brass Rimmed Cedar Buckets,
worth &c., for zoe. Large-Size Maple
Bread Boards, worth 75c., for sec. ;
15-inch Nailed Washboards, Sc. T; Heavy
Zincked Washboards, worth &c.,, for
24c. Porcelain-L Lined Rice or Oat-Aleal
Boilers, worth Sl.25, for 90c. 2-quart
Covered Buckets. 7c. Pie-Plates, 1Sc.
per half-dozen Block-Tin Saucepans,
&c. Bread and Cake Boxes for 40, 80,
and CSC. 10c. Screw-Drivers for &c. ;
Ornamented Match-Strikers. &c. an as
sorted lot OF Fancy Cups and Saucers,
worth from 35c. to 50c., for zoe. choice.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF
l25 Per Cent. off the marked
DINNER, TEA. and TOILET SETS
in the house.
finch Fire-Proof Baking Pans, DC. :
1l-inch. 15c. Hand Painted China Gus
padores, full size, 37sc.. from 72c. ;
Heavy Japanned Toilet Sets, pieces,
Sl.19 $3.50 quality for Sl.98
All GLASSWARE at a reduction OF
NOR. than 20 Per Cent
IL To IL EAST BROAD STREET.
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StJB Prtces


of Silk that we're sold for S2.73, s1.69.
$3.50. and sl.43, your choice of any 81
yard. Black street shades or for eve
ning wear.
Now is the time for
Beginning Monday we Corzete.
shall reduce Tapestry ~ 49,
Carpets TO BIC, from L------------..----ss
sec. for Soc. from Csc. (; for 65c., from
SOC. for 75c., from 95c. Body Brus-
sells, Doc, from SIPS; Moquette, Toe,
from 81 /; 81, from Sl.35; Velvets for
75c., from 81, and sl.15, from sl.45 In
grains for Soc, from Soc. and 60c. from
79c. The same reductions for Rugs,
Druggets, and other floor coverings in
the department. The above reductions
are made from our recent reduced stated
values.
- In order to close we
stock OF Ladies', Misses,
or Children's Wraps for precisely one
half the marked price. $40 Wraps for
$40 $40 Wraps for s. s. Wraps for
81. so, etc. This to close all out and not
carry one over 10 next season.
AN ARRAY OF BARGAINS IN THE
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MASONIC NOTICE.-THRA
WI STATED COMMUNICATION OK
UNION LODGE. no. 1870. will W
take place AZ Masonic Han. TWenty-iith siras'
on MONDAY EVENING AZ 1880 o'clock. Nas
tor MasoDs IN good Standing are fratenaly b.
vited.
By order Of the Worshipful Master.
WILLIAM WILSON. Serre,ary
JANUARY 81, A. l. $500, A. ID. 1sq2.
IA 3l.lr
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VHE REGULAR MONTHLYL,
i me.tlng Of the MASONIC HOME N
LADIES' AUXILIARY ASSOCIATION viii
take place a. the Masonic Temple, oou,i
Broad and ADAMS streets, TUESDAY, febrlau
2, 1892, At ~ o'clock NJ.
By order Of the President Mrs. J. u. CAfst
MRS. y. T. AUGUST
ia 3l-1t Scgfeiary.
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TO THE OFFICERS AND q n
4 MEMBERS OF LEE GROVE, No
TT. A. q. D.-You are hereby re- "
quested 20 attend meeting Of your 4 y
streets, TUESDAY EVENING, February O.
1892. at 1880 oc,ock. Important busIness VII
claim the attention OF the Grove. A large a..
tendance OF members Is therefore earnestly 10
quested. -. ......
ia3l Secretary
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Attest, NEG. rsusr, Rs SsPiisi. s sI1;

MASONIC NOTICE.-A CON.
vi MUNICATION OF TIE "LODGgU
OF rHE STRICT OBSERVANCE a. D.. "
viii be held at 81. Adams Hall, Third ana Va,
streets, on MONDAY EVENING, FohrIarr d
1892, AZ 4 o'clock. The ceremony n o51u.
tuting arc consecrating this lodge will "A.
place. Members OF sister lodges and tra1ssrt
brothers are fraternally invited.
BY order OF the Wcrshipful Master.
no. r. RICH ARDsON.
ia31 hcTeiafL
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IA iSSSSSsaSSs 4 ~ y E Si;;s'si '1'''
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MEETINGx

N~N~Noyor~ssc0c0cs0r ~c.-e-e.,r 49, --s...
MASONIC NOTICE THE
wi mombers Of RICHMOND LODGE N
No 10, A. r. and A. NJ, are hereby re. w
quested 10 assemble 90 their lotgerooan :,
Adams Han, corner THIRD AMI Main str..,,
THIS gsunday) EVENING at O'Clock 70 paya,
/. y. TowER.
Members OF sister lodges AMI trana,.,
brethren are frsternally invited - uniievith "a
by order Of the Worshipful master
70 3i-lt X. Is. sNKAD, Sere,srr
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great
IL r
chase
Underwear.
LADIES


that makes each garment not much over
the value OF the making. These goods
are not only in keeping with the usual
best that you have been accustomed to
buying here, but have the advantage OF
many novel styles, the most superior
material and workmanship. the greatest
perfection in fit. The money refunded
in all cases where 1t is desired. Special
display for Monday. We quote few
prices
Mother Hubbard Gown. with high,
full sleeves, v-neck yoke of fine tucks
and embroidery. edged with Hamburg
the best gown ever offered for 81. 20
sold for Toe.
Cambria Gown, yoke OF alternate
tucks and black Valenciennes slace, V
neck, edged with valenciennes lace,
high, full sleeves, plated back-$l.46.
Cambria Gown, fine open tucks to the
waist, sheered neck with Queen Anne
collar OF fine embroidery, sleeves to
match collar. back of fine tucks to the
waist-S4.25. Would cost fully that to
make. The same, with sailor collar Of
embroidery and plated in back-$2.75.
Skirt with S-inch embroidered ruffie,
headed with cluster OF four wide and
five narrow tucks, 85c. each Skirt with
3.inch cambria ruffie, headed with three
half-inch tucks, 45c. Skirt, cambria
with ruffie of open tucks Is inches wide,
edged with Valenciennes lace, interme-
date ruffie inches with Valenciennes
lace, $3.50; TO kinds and styles OF Draw
ers new designs of Chemise Corset
Bodies, every description OF new The
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Fast -Bl lack
Half Hose,
full regular
made . mar
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Carpets.

In order to close we
shall place our entire
stock OF Ladies', Misses,
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Special
for Mon
day. About
90 s
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HEADQUARTERS RICH-\J
Il MOND CoMMANDERY. No. 9, N
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. RIcHsoND Jan. n
uary 81, tS92. SPECIAL ORDERS I \
SIR KNIGHTS: Assemble AZ the asylum. 3, A.
bans Hall, THIS Sunday AFTERNOON az
O'Clock sharp, IN full dress Of a Temp,ar, on -
TO act as escort 20 RICHMOND LODGE, 50 M
A. r. and A. NJ, In laying 70 rest the m0r,Nt'
mains OF our late frater, Sir Isaac :. Towst.
Members OF Commandery, No. - ant tr,a.
silent fraters are invited 10 unite with a.
BY order Of the Eminent Commarfsr
+. W. CUNNiNiHAN.
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OF Silk II
dies, p H.
lows, Head
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and the many New Wash Fabrics will
be an attractive display.
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ur.rowz OFFICE aga EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE 1925 HULL STREET.
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AnIstssrs and kilograms must be addressed 20
THE DIepATCH COMPANY.
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will be allowed
off the marked
prices Of all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

Now is the time for
Beginning Monday we
shall reduce Tapestry
Carnnta 10 BIC from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
Spring

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