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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

The OPERATIc WAR-Mare,zek and Salvi are
still corresponding through the New York papers.
and charging one another with breaches of faith
and dishonesty of all kinds. In the meantime the
Italian Opera is more completely detunct in New
York than it ever has been.
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Mrs. MURRAY-late Miss Rock-made

Mrs. MURRAY-late Miss Rock-made
her appearance to large audience, at the Marshall
Theatre on Thursday night last in the character of
"Madge Wildhre The piece not such as we
should have selected for occasion of the sort,
though served wen TO show the hstronic talent of
Mrs M, whose conception is remarkably fine, and
whose reading is admirable Indeed we heard but
one expression of her acting, and that was that it
was faultless. IF the management could effect an
arrangement with Mrs Murray, we should like to
see her fill short engagement on our boards, be-
lieving that she might be able to add much to the
interest now felt in this city for the legitimate
drama See the bill for tonight and secure seats at
once.
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A ASwrspLER.-The police of the city are

on the track of little old fellow, who has been
bleeding friend Bltz at City Point, by exhibiting a
forged check for $1,000. which he promised to get
cashed in Richmond, and then settle up arrearages
The crtter arrived in this city last Wednesday
and took lodgings at the City Hotel, but finding that
he was suspected and dosged, sought favorable op
portuny TO give leg bail for bis appearance, and il
yet at large. As he is captured viii give
the full particulars of his transactions both here and
lower down the river
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

The Steamboat Zachary Taylor, which exploded
at charleston last tweek killing number ofpersons,
appears has been running since July last without
complying with the law of Congress There are
six several entries in the inspectors books, that
she was wanting in many of the requirements of
the law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

THE FIRE IN JOHN STREET, NEW York By
the fire which took place between one and two O.,
clock this "wednesday morning, in the premises
70 John street, the store of which is occupied by
James G. Morse, iron pike manufacturer, and the
upper stories by Messrs. Padney & Russells prin-
ters, and George Moore, bookbinder The top sto.
ry OF the building was perfectly destroyed, and
other portions OF the premises seriously damaged
by the FIRE and water.
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AMusEMESrs.-A rich and novel enter.

AMUsEMENTs.-A rich and novel enter
taiament will be gwen at Odd Fellows Hall Tonight
as will be seen by reference the advertising col
umns In addition to a fine panorama Mr.. IT. Bishop
will sing several pretty songs and all for the small
sum of twenty-five cents admission.
At the metropolitan Hall. Sanfords Troupe con-
tinQe to hod forth. To praise these minstres would
be waste of time Most of them accomplished
artistes and all of them profcients in their line Ii
you wish TO spend agreeable evening, you can
easily do so at Metropolitan Hail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

BARGAINS In ID RY GOODS, AT
D GOLDSMIT'S Cheap Store, No Al Main St.
As the holidays are at hand, persons who want
great bargains in Dry Goods, have only to call on
profits: Mouselines Calicoes Irish Linens, Raw Silk
Plaids Blankets, Comforts, Cloaks Shawls, Cottons
LindseyF Collars. Chimisettes, Bands Flannels
Quilts Fringes Gloves. Diapers, Napkins, Silks, Me-
rinees Checks, Bobbin Edgngs, Swiss and CambIic
Edsiigs snd insertings and numerous other goods
which wiz be offered at low prices de 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

In the constitution of the Sandwich Islands the
first article reads follows; sit Is our fixed decree
l. That no law shah be enacted which is at vari-
with the word Of Jehovah, or at variance with
the general spirit of His word Ell laws of the island
ehall be in consistency with the general spirit of
Gods law"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

Warren F. Smith has been arrested and is now
at Manchester, N. H., where he married Miss
Thorn, after deserving his wife and family in Lo-
well. Its said he has two wives besides the above
named. He had been secreted with his sister in
Boston, and to write to his Manchester wife
begging an interview. By seeming consent he
was decoyed to Nashua, and secured
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SENTENCED TO THE CHAIN GAsG.-John Dil,ing.
ham, an Old citizen of Cincinnati, formerly discount
clerk In the Lafayette Bank, has been convicted
OF fraud, and sentenced to the Chain Gang for two
months
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49, GHEAP STORES. IL aI

II If l. - SAAG-Ai ~ OA.A1o, ~ ""N y
Il Main street.-Lades you will find it to your in
terest to call and look my goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
Mousseline de Laine SC; Figured Alpaca l2kc;
fancy dress Silks 75c; Brocade Alpaca, fine goods,
&c, worth 5lc; French, English and German Meri-
nos; Cloth Cosks, all celors French Merino Cloaks
richest syies Brocade Silks $27 dress, worth $40
embroidered and plain Grape Shawls S. to s5O fast
coors Meumack Prints Shawls; Ehouse. keeping
gosks of all kinds; I24 Linen and Cotton Sheetings
1874 Blankets; Linen Danask Napkins; Towels; Ts-
Bile Clothes Towelling Diaper pure Irish Linens;
I0o0 gro Blankets cheapest In this city; all kinds
of hee vy Negro Clotbng Give me trial is all ask
LEWIS CHEAP STORES,
de 2 Is and Is Main street.
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FATAL AccrDENT.-Mr. james McCarey ef
Charleston was crushed to death while engaged
in coupling the cars at Hamburg, s. c., last Sun
day. He was conductor on the freight train.
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DEATH OF GEORGE HowELL.-We re-
gret to learn that Mr.. Howell who was thrown from
buggy and seriously injured last Thursday after
noon, died of his wounds yesterday morning few
minutes after o'clock. Mr.. Howell has been en-
pioyed in the office in this city of the Washington
and New Orleans telegraph company, for some time
past, and by strict attention to duty and kind aud
courteous demean ihed made for himself large
circle OF friends who will deeply mourn his sad and
untimeiy end.
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nON,T BE HIIMRIIGlIEn- -MR %

III ~, OSS~
II BORNE would inform the gooa nsonle ss
richmond that he is still to be found at his old estab
ilshed gallery, opposite the Banks. Mr. o. has mot
taxen one thousand pictures in two months buf AZ
has done fine business for twenty.two months
OSbORNE claims to be the first in Richmond To
give to Daguereotypes q ife-lke fiesh-colored an
pearauee. =
STOCK! STOCK. sToCK.!.-osBORNE n
prepared to furnish country artists with CAMFRAS
IOOLS, CHEMICALS, and STOCK, wholesale or
fstAiI OSBORNE,
Oc II Sign of the Ela "a of all Nst;ons
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CRACKING CRows.-A negro fellow,
named Wnn Redcross received thirty stripes yes
terday. by order of sfayor. for knocking down
Magths Weaver, free negress, with . chair, on
"Wednesday night last cutting the scalp of her head
badly, and causing blood To flow profnsely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

At a fire In Savannah, ON Sunday morning, Mr.
John Theus, son of Mr. B. T. Theus, of that city,
was run over by an engine, and seriously, if not
fatally injured. the wheels passing over his
breast
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

BROKE IArL.-James A. Price who was confined
in the Union (S. CO Jail to await trial for the mur
der of Joseph Hughes, sr. has broken jail and es.
capped.
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Sn ll0 DOLLARS WORTH OF
oOsOOO READY MA DE CLOTHING
MUST BE SOLD IN SIXTY DAYS.-The subscr-
bers have in store of their own make, recently re-
eeived fifty thousand dollars worth of seasonable
ready made CLOTHING heavy winter goods, of all
qualities eolors cuts kinds and prices and thing
s certain they must be sold Ii you in want of
any kind of clothing, from negro suit at IS, to
suit Of fine twied French cloth at S75, come TO No
102, and your wants shall be supplied.
KEEN, CHILES l. BALDWIN.
50 dog heavy wool SOCKS de 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

Barton, Crisp, a blacksmith, ran away frem
jamestown, KY, afew days ago, with Phoebe John.
son, daughter OF Ben Johnson Crisp left behind
him wife with four children.
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OLE BULL.-We learn that OLE Btu
| accompanied by the popular Pianist, STRAKoscH
and the musical prodigy, little ADELINA PATTI, will
give concert in this city in few days-between the
3rd and 9th January. The Norwegian has troeps oj
friends every where, and win nc doubt, meet with
warm reception in Richmond -
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ADJusrEp.--J. S. b. Tinsley had to pay
ina of . and cos.s fer the leaving of his hack IN
the street by Albert Anderson. his driver The Mayor
also decided that Albert of such bad char
acfer that he would not be permitted TO drive pub
lie hack after the ffst day Of January next.
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ITALIAN OPERA.-1h his celebrated grand
Italian Opera company will open their operate cam
work of 'Lucrezia Borgia" This company com.
prIses over 40 accomplished performers, under the
alreclon OF the well known great m;estro Signor L.
viii give only four perforuances as their en-
ments IN other Southern cities win prevent them
from soJourning any longer among us. We under.
lors music store and we advise our citizens TO lose
no time in securing seats
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CALEDosIAs GUARD BALL-If you de-
sirs to be one of the happy humber at the Union
Hotel on Monday night next secure yeus ticket to-
day by ell means. Grand preparations are makins
for the OCCASION We learn from members Of the
company.
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CLEAN THE SIDEwALKs.-A well dressed
female had terrible fall while passing Eagle Square
about noon yesterday. having slipped the well
troGdel snow that covered the pavement.
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l.. STEEN, chief surgeon of the Hunga-
rian army, with his two sons arrived in this CITY
yesterday, and took lodgings at the Exchangs
Hotel.
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ELL1NGION S c d OOL .--T6e next

E,,LLlNGION . T. ID u l. The next
session of this school will commence cn the 10th
OF January. 1854. Situated Immediately ON the Rich
rnond. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, Is
miles ABOVE Richmond. no location can be more con-
Venient Tor parents residing there, In the lower
country than EiingtoD; and it is believed that no
school in Virginia has been blessed with more health
during its lons continuance at this place. The sub
scrioer wi be assisted by his son. and therefore
take larger number of boarders than he has for the
last few years been willing to receive. The charsc
ter OF this school has long been known the public
and the subscriber hopes for continuance of thar
patronage he has heretofore literally received BE
feels the responsibility OF his position and will do all
IN DIS power to promote the moral and intellectual
interests of those comrnitted to his care Terms for
board, tuition, bedding and candles, $1l0, payable
quarterly In advance Direct to the Junction. Hanoi
TH II FnY
de 24-2aw3tlcSt
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WHITE SERvANrs.-Instead of paving
from S!5 to S1oo per year for female negro ser
vanI-the rates now asking for them-our readel q
would do well to employ tUhite help" which can be
gotten much cheaper, and which, IN our opinion, is
tar better We would not give one industrious So
ber honest Irish girl land most of them bear that
character) for any two negro women that we ever
saw, for house work-and SUCH we honestly believe.
would be the conclusion of a msiority Of our com
munity, if they could be induced to make the
white girls willing to work for their living who can
be readily hired for $50 per yea you feed and they
to eiothe themselves. If you employ one of them,
you are then free from the depredations OF prowl.
ing negroes, who visit the kitchen and live upon the
food of every man in the city who has negro wo-
man In his service. Another great advantage is that
faithful white woman needs no watching no scold-
ing and frettns alter, while all negroes are alike in
sh at respect-they never bulge an inch unless the
eye of the master or the mistress is upen them In.
deed there is every thing to recommend the en-.
ployment OF white women instead of black ones
and as owners seem determined to cell their ser.
wants every year, our community wsuld do well to
adopt white labor, at least until the services of ne
groes can be had at a fair price,
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ITALIAN OpERA.-1h his celebrated grand

SETTLE UP.-Jacob w. Smith was fined
" and costs by the Mayor for firing pop-crackers in
the street last Monday -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MPmoRTANT OF DECIsTON.-Ni

II -. - - Z <kkt = y 4 y - ~ N.-MUH-
\ kA1's DAGUERREOTYPEs.- The puhIic r.
az arsiasd a,sa that the FLESH TINT DAGuERREO-
l1fSS taken by tbs subscriber are the most bean-
Soheinins every essential requisfefeatnre expres.
sea. color-they cannot be otherwise than psrfeck
vicinity are respectfully informed thar thev ~, 81
trsetive Gallery of JO5N MIIfP .V W -. -
EsSie Square. Msin street. sign Of the Red Flsr
" o.-Prices very reasonable. Stereoscopic fie.
'edes saken IN style which cannot be exceeded.
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PRICE ONE CENT,
SERrous Anc1nn.. 81

y..,.,as. T,o.s ACCIDENT FROM MusKEr,-
meeting on shsnas number of young men had 4
raj Il s,ys n sy dinner they having spent
~ cunning excursion down the rissr 20
The dss be1s evening With quantity Of same
possession Of snail incemenf, the party took
gased IN firing Christmas saiutes with a " IA en-
set having been heavily charged and nlsc.a ns mus
door, about 10 O'clock GEokGE sH.sp ass. ia .ne s
seventeen years picked IL up and wthn,,t laa o.
1, pulled the trigger when the barrel was
rating his left hand in dreadful name 80 80 .ase
ing the thumb from the hand. Sharp ss ancs Or
CLAIMED that he was wounded and windin, 1es s,es
kerchlef around lis bleeding limb, WI a s.1.
there to MS fathers residence Brad street IN
tween IIth and 18Th streets DIR. Parker ws. ,t Do.
called m and after making examination. proeesd.
&c a. once 10 amputate the hand just above ~
wrist w hen we the unfortunate lad abcss.. 8 :
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, he was quite easy ana
apparently doing well. Two years ago, young Shsra
was wounded in the same hand from the accidents]
diseharge OF rifle, from the effects of which how
ever, he had entirely recovered Persons us FIRE
arms cannot be too careful in loading them-psrtieu
te up for sale. -
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Ssubscriber has on hand large stock OF CLOTH
ING and he is determined to close out his winter
stock BY the 18th January, hs viii offer such indacss
ments as insure sale. He has also in store gem
tlemans furnishing goods, of every. description,
which will al0o be sold at the lowest prices For bar
gains call on A. LEVY
No SO Main street, opposite City Hotel sign OF the
Red Coat de %
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CIR HUDSON LOVES HISTORY of

NAIIt IAOItoON 10 W u . IIIE5I OhI OI
~ the captivity of Napoleon at ST. Helena, from
the letters and journals of the late Lieut.. Gen Sir
Hudson Lowe, and eficial documents not before
made public, By William Forsythe NJ A., late fellow
Of Trinity College, Cambridge. in 2yois-prce eI Is
0Melra's History of the same, 2 yois-&2
Flush Times in Alabama, vol-$i IS
Memoirs of John Abernethy, y. r. s., with .
view of bis lectures, writings and character by Geo.
Macilw.in. r r. C. S.-$t
Liberia or Mr. peyton's Experiments edited by
Mrs. s. J. Hale, yol.-price 75c
Harry's Ladder to Learning, go cuts-75c
Also, q general assortment of fancy illustrated
Books for children suitable for the approaching Hol
days, daily receiving and iur sale by
dell A. MORRIS, 81 Main street.
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A MAZ0E DOLLS, &c.-I am now
IA opening this day. large assortment OF Fancy
Goods of every description suitable for holiday pre-
sents. TO which invite the attention OF perssns.--
Gail and the many srticles, too TO
sfica. Fer sale by Il, III ZIMMERMAN,
40 IL Corner Main aud 18th sts.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

" The circulation of the Daily Diapstch exceeds
eensaeraois that of ell the Daily papers Of Richmond
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NEW GOODs-Just received, per

NEW S.--Just received, per
~ Adams Co.'s Expires
Valencia Psids and Plaid Raw Silks
Plsid end Plain De Lsines, all eolors
French Meinoes and Velvet Ribbons
Lace and Muslin Sleeves
Muslin Lace end Jsconet Collars
Plsid and Printed FlanDels for children.
To which we call the attention of the ladies.
WA8REH L. PERKINS,
de5 No 14f Eagle Square.
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THRISTMAS is COMING --As the
" holiday season is near ct hand, we would re-
mind those who are disposed TO mako their friends
present, tina: they find many elegant and osefu!
articles adapted for presents, in assortment of
Fancy Goods Whl. II. ADC0CK & co.
de 81 Main ST.. under American Hotel
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M AXE A NOTE OF THIS-MTNNTS

1sl L WATSON, No I4s Main str5.. - NO isl,
below the Exchange Bank have jast reesivsd s,ss
ana handsome assortment Of new style OF fancy csss
types IN which they viii place first class sic.aSs.
aud sell on the most reasonable terms. Eothins
couia De more suitable for Chritmas os New YssTs
present than one of these finely finished pictu,ss s
up INTO neat case; for such call ou go
de ~ MINNIS 4 WATSON
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE
1t appears from the annual message of Governor
Johnson, of Tennessee that the liabilities of the
State are as follows;
State debt proper, s3,8Ol, $50; bonds issued to
railroads, Sl,94500e; U. S. surplus revenue and
school fund, ST., $40, 1896; total, s., ,267,l8l.
The prospective liabilities authorized by utter
nal Improvement bills already passed, amount to
about $5,00O,OOO, and ii the internal improvement
bill now before the Legislature should become a
law, il will add additional &c. 400 600 to the sum,
making total State liability OF S2l 061 49, includ-
ing its present and prospective debt. The amount
OF country and city Indebtedness by the issue of
bonds is estimated at IS, ,000,000 Of the present
Indebtedness of the State 81 230 856 was incurred
in building turnpike roads The annual interest
paid thereon is SOL 1863, while the amount received
thereon is only SIS, l06 per annum, thus showing
an annual loss of $46,763 On the investment
The Governor is in favor of the gradual Iiquida-
ton OF the State Bank of Tennessee, and the sale
OF the States stock in the Union and Planter
Bank, if it can be disposed OF on good terms, and
tae Investment OF the proceeds in the obligations OF
the State.
The Governor also proposes several amendments
to the constitution of the United States, making
the President, Vice-President, and United States
Senators, elective by direct vote of the people,
and changing the terms of Judges OF the Supreme
and other courts of the United States.
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APLENDID PIANO FORTES.-J. A.
~ BELVIE has just received from the celebrated
manufactures OF Messrs. Nunn's Co., Gilbert & CO.
and Burns, number Of their eleg CANT toned P1ANOS
with all the modern improvements-and as they come
from manufacturers who stand unrivalled their tone
sell low. -
He also has on hand large lot Of FURNITURE Of
his own manufacture, made of Rosewood, Walnut,
Oak and MahogaE made up in the best style; and
tor workmanship cannot be surpassed in this or tho
Northern markets, being all made by hand and not BY
machinery.
UNDEkTAKING-He still keeps on hand large
lot of COFEINS and vii give his individual atte,,-
ton to ell orders lefs ct hiA Warehorse, whsre o
can always be found. ~
an S-d&cts r. A. Kelvin Govarnor ~
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&EAA THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS. M
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy -
ing from J. Fl. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel -S7
Building, Richmond.
Aoleskn HATS, of best quality. so
Do do second do..................3 90
Fashionable SILK HATS. TS.......................25 so
Fine calfskin sewed BOOTS, so
Fine caIfskiu sewed SHOES. %
j. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to
supply MIN with a handsome and substantial cafskn
sewed BOOT, which he will sell at the unprecedent
cd low price of IS so. de
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TO THE LEGISLATURES OF I5534

-, . MN. WIN. A. PRATT, Daguerreotypist for the
~ Zen years OF the Virginia lie zislafure desruus
VIII taSe an early opportunity Of calling At his Cal
taken. ~ A1se NJ NoEtf1is
. B.-No charge ID made
w nolnlox Is the best nme-fve minutes viii suffea
vet weather is OF no consequence
As soon as the picture is Completed be ufIl
;. 20 the pres mt Legisisturs Ss q -
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st. FOR RENT, a very desirable brick
MI house on Clay, between lst and I'd streets,
containing six rooms, with basement, all in good re
psir. Possession can be had by the 1st of January
1854. Apply TO EWD. d. EACHO
de- General Agent and COLLECTION.
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aasaszz,Esag51k WEEKLY LINE OF CA

- INxtE bOAIS DEL ZEN HICH-
MOND AND LYNCHBURG.--The subscriber re-
spectfuly solicits the patronage OF merchants and
shippers between Rchmond and Lyhchbura to
line of new first class Boats, (the OLD DOMINION
and the KEYSTONE) which he has made arrange
ments to run, leaving the above places on WE'D
NESDAY in each week, after LIST January, 1854
And having rented the large and commedious
Stsre House. the north side of the Basi between
9Th and 10th streets, he will receive goods storage
at usual rates.
de l7--l2tf JOHN APPLEYARD.
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VOX'S SPARKLING GELATINE.-

~ Stronger than IsIuslsss. at esiy one-thire the
price. For convenieney purity aud beauty is stands
unrivaed for making richer and more cfysialne
Jelly, In few minutes than that made by the uss
tedious way from calves feet. For sale BY
de 10 T. J. PIc0T 4 CO. s
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VHRISTMAS 4 NEW YEARS PRE-

W SENTS -HARROLD & MURRAY, Broad st.,
have now on hand very large sssortment of Books
aud Fancy Goods, suitable for presents, embracing
everything in their line.
In the Juvenile Department they have more than
800 kinds consisting of all the lopuar authors both
English and Amercan, mauy OF them beautifully IL
everything which can please and deg ght the youth
fu family circes-to which they invite tne especial
attention of Their many juvenile friends de Is