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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-22

A RADICAL OK GoRED.-In Missouri
the Legislature is Radical, the Governor is
a Radical, the laws are Radical, and the
Door Confederates are prescribed class.
General GRANT recently went to Missouri
to overlook affairs in that State, and see
that these poor rebels were not utterly
stamped out of existence. He has, too
some troops under his command there, and
has manifested some disposition to restrain
the radicalism of Governor FLETCHER.
Wbereupon the Radical newspaper OF st.
Iouis discourses in the following language !:
aGensraI Grant has no power 10 interfere
NTH ths enforcement OF the laws OF missouri.
7, ;s none of his business, and he knows IL.
And il General Grant shoula unuei tahe W
.ton the enforcement OF the laws IN TINS oLate,
he would expect TO see policeman after nm
- .bort meter, with an invitation for him 10
YEN mn 10 the caiaboose. Except IN the ois.
Charge of his legitimate duties as Generai OF
shs United States army, U. ,. Grant mas no
more power than John smith lHe shos aiaan -
he iInited States army TO NEEDLE with the
enforcement Of the laws in state.
That il Radical doctrine in Missouri. In
Virginia the Radical doctrine Is that Gene-
raj ScRoyIyLp has "power to interfere
with the enforcement of the laws !" that
q is "his business; that IL he "un-
dertakes to stop the enforcement OF the
laws Of this State" las to whipping vaga-
bonds. for instance,) we must say never .
word against such interference; and that "
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Judge Riyes.

The appointment of this gentleman as
Judge Of the Court of Appeals, and its
almost unanimous ratification by the Lee
gslature of Virginia, seems to astonish
northern people not little. It's an oc-
casion of most pleaSurable SURPRISE" as
one correspondent Of New York paper
declares. Why surprise Mr.. RIvEs is
an able lawyer and just man; there
seems to be nothing amazing in the repre-
seutatives of Virginia cOnidipg a high
judicial trust to citizen so highly esteemed
and so we'll fitted TO discharge it. Where
is the wonderS Oh we see it now Mr..
RIvEs was held to be "an Union man."
even during the war; and was, moreover,
originally nominated to this office by Co.
vernon PEIRPOINT. 1t naturally surprises
our northern brethren that a southern Le-
gislature should not decide all questions
like Congress) by a close and strict party
vote. Besides, it is their theory in the
North that we are still "rebels" down
here, and the chief end of all our efforts
is to make constant war upon "Union
men," They require this theory to be adj
mitted they need it to justify " Radical "
measures, and do not wish it to be disturbed
If it we're once imagined that southern
people are all Union men now, and that
they make no distinctions amongst one
another on account of opinions held during
the war, it might greatly cool the ardor OF
the northerners in driving on all the OPP
pressive and vexatious measures which
Congress has in preparation against the
South,
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THE TERRITORIALIzERs.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
gives as an on dit that the advocates Of
southern DECENTRALIZATION have been can
vassing the two Houses, and doubling their
ability to carry it this session, have con-
cluded to postpone the matter until next
session. We suspect it was the Supreme
Court that they canvassed.
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MARRIED,

At Sycamore church Thursday evening. Decem.
Der 90, by Rev. William J. Pettgrew, Mr.. JOHN
EASTER. JR., Of Baltimore, and Miss MOLLIE L.
C. QUARLBS, OF this city.
In Petersburg on the goth instant, by the Rev. T.
X. Pritchard, ROBERT J. STEEL 10 Mrs lSADORA
A. ALLEY.
Attic residence ofthe brides father, on.Wednes.
day the 10th instant, DR. HUNTER MCGUIRE, Of
Richmond Medical CollcE~ 10 Miss MARY
STUART, daughter Of the Hou. A. II. II. Stuart, Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-22
BY ]. II. Digges, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of
i deed OF trust executed TO me by william Note
and wife, dated April 10 1885, duly recorded In the
tho payment Of certain negotiable promissory
note dated April 10, 1861 payable At the Planters
ter date, for ss2s, will proceed on SATURDAY the
9Th day OF January, lsO7, on the premises, at
o'clock p. NJ, TO sell the property conveyed BY
of GROUND situated on tho south side OF Clay
street, in the city OF Richmond, between SECOND
and Third streets. fronting thirty feet on Clay
street and running back eighty ona feet.
TERMS or SALE: Cash a. 10 so much as shall DC
necessary 10 pay the said note and the expenses at
tending the execution OF this trust deed and upon
such terms to the residue as will be made known
On the day of sale.
J. H. DIGaRs Auctioneer. de 20--tds
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BY Harrison, Goddin d Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

THREE VERY HANDSOME LOTS,
ON THg NORTH SIDE oP MARsHsLI Re,
TWEEN FIRST AND ADAMS STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Will be sold at auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY the 2ith Of Dsce mber,
1866 at haIfpsst 8 o'clock p. M, three beautiful
LOTS located rs above, each fronting 10 feet, run
ming back l67 feet 10 wide alley. These are
locality.
TERMS: One.fourth cash balance at fourScigbt,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
HARRISON, G0DDIN 4 APPERSoN,
de % Auctioneers.
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cost, COST, COST.-It is fact, be-
Y yond all cavl, that no one cares about wheth r
thew buy goods ABOVE COST, AT COST, BE-
Low COST or at any other COST, providing the
purchaser can ct what he wants at satisfactory
prices. Therefore those in want OF really good
'rsrtisls of FASHIONABLE CLoT HING will consult
heir pecuniary interest, and IN doing so will not
only patronize tn. old established house, but Will
unit up those who COMPEL their comPesitors 70
surtail their profits 10 a b althy standard. such
a house can be found al ll2 Main street.,
WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO..
de 90 thefoldest clothing house in u city.
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RICHMOND AND DAyvILLE RAILROAD,
SrPERIHTESDEET's OFFICE,
P1runnNn Dacamhar 81 1890
T OOK AT Il H l S |!

VELTY OF NOVELTIES
~ Grateful to kind public for the patronage so
literally bestowed on me before and since the
evacuation, will give away over 200 prizes
Anybody buying two dollars worth of groceries
viii be entitled to an envelope e0niainni,ng Grze
ICED POUND CAKES, FAT TURKIES and
CHICKENS, sUGAR.CURED HAMS, SUGAR
CURED BREASTS, SUGAR-CURED TONGUES,
boxes LAYER RAlSINs, and numerous other
articles. ! am selling my groceries,, which are
new and fresh. as cheap a. ever, namely:
NEW CkuP alO COFFEE, soc. per pound;
ELEGANT LAGUAYRa. 35c. per pound
REAL G0VEkNMENT JAVA aSc. per pound;
CRUSHED SUGAR. lSc. per pound;
BEST COFFEE SUGAR, l6sc. per pound
VERY LIGHT SUG Ar, pounds for 81
FAIR SUGAR, l2Ac. per pound
STGAR-CUkED HAMS, zoe. per pound
SUGAR CURED BREASTS, lsc. per pound
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS, lt.c per pound
BREAD SODA l2c per pound;
FLOUR, equal to FAMILY. IL pounds for ST.;
and many other goods proportionately cheap.
This is no humbug. | also deliver goods free TO
any part OF the city; so come along and get your
Iced Fruit Cakes, Turkies, Hams, &c. Some OF
tha prizes are on exhibition in my window.
ALEXANDER MCaULE1, Grocer,
No. l7l4 Main, between Seventeenth
de 22-2w and Eighteenth streets.
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SHIPPING.

A r 7 p a l. a G E.
The particular attention OF the public is respect
fully solicited 10 the
MOST MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION
of the choicest
TRIUMPHS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
ever vet exhibited in the city of Richmond, now to
be seen ut that well appointed and elegantly
furnished establishment known as
ANDERsOS's PHOTOGRAPHIC ART PALACE.
In presence of that competition which lis the
life Of trade, ;" the proprietors Of the ART PALACE
beg leave TO announce that THEIR FACILITIES
ARE as YET UNEQUALLED; that they have In
troduced every possible improvement OF modern
art such as have reyolutlonlZed the Photographic
'0''A''' ~ -" FIRST GALLERIES
of the
OLD AND THE NEW WORLD,
and are ready 10 make as good work as can be
made by any STtis,s IN Eqr1g2 or Amerca ,n
softening influence of the blue vista and capable
OF the most minute and delicate graduation OF
fects go that our perfected pictures, from the,
CARTE De YlSlTE
LIFE.SI2E PORTRAIT.
s-e remarkable for clearness and sofness OF tone,
with sharp and striking outline.
OUR OPERATING ROOM
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
and suites OF elegant Drawing Rooms afford sitters
every comfort aud convenience to be desired and
we are determined to maintain the poe ition
for our gallery, which has been already awarded
to it by the public voice, by that devotion to our
business which deserves, merits, and commands
success in order to Insure which we have added
10 our corps OF artist one so favorably known 10
our fellow citizens that we need only mention
that
Mr.. NJ. J. POWERS
flor the past year principal operator at Nannerson
i Co 81 lie here TO wait upon his friends, and with
his assistance business will be so facilitated that
customers will not be delayed, but may depend
upon attention ~ anv and all times.
In all the work we execute, either In
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS,
PHOTOGRAPHS COLORED
IN WATER or OIL,
PORCELAIN PICTURES
nhe latest achievement Of artistic eXcellence), or
in the
COPYING and ENHANCING Of PICTURES,
we are content TO rest reputation upon our pro-
ductions, and much prefer to allow that our pic
lures speak for than to set forth their
merits which We feel confident will repay visit
to the ART PALACE"
No. 1911 Main street.
D. II. ANDERSON. o. !. WILLIAMS.
[de 7-2aw1m
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On Friday, olst instant, al quarter-pa7 o'clock
A. NJ, Miss ANN G. WILLIAMS, relict of the late
William Williams, in the fifty ninth year OF her
age.
Her friends and scduaintances and those Of her
family are requested 10 attend her funeral from
the residence Of Mr.. Robert II. Maury, on Clay
near Twelfth street, TO-DAY Saturday at II NJ,
without further invitation.
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By Regnault 4 Co.. Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

r Asst SALE THIS YEAR-PER-
i EMPT0RY by order Of the eonsignors. We
will sell by auction, withou, reserve, on MONDAY
MORNING the cath instant. Commencing at 10
o. clock the very valuable assortment OF HOUSE.
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE And AlSCEL-
LANEOUs GOODS cow In store, embracing In
pA MAHOGANY CABINETS,
MAHoSANY HIGH. PosT, JENNY LIND, and
COTTAGE BEDsTEADS,
MAHOGANY and OAK WARDROBE,
FsATHER BSisTERs and PILLOWS,
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
MAHOGANY CHAIRS, hsir.cloth seats and
DINING DINING and SMALL TABLES,
SHOWCASE, eight feet long;
CANE and WuOD.SEAT CHAIRS,
lsEWING MACHINES,
lNDlA.RUBBER CLOTHS,
OLD WHISKY,
OFFICE STOVES,
CIGAR SHOWCASE,
Lot DfMIJ0HNS,
CR0CKERY and GLASSWARE.
ALSO,
WoRCESTBR's PIANO, mahogany ease, q
octave;
Is sheets superior COPPER,
VELytT and INGRAM CARPETS,
] large TABLE, fourteen feet long. with benches.
Consignments received until O'clock on morn
ing OF sale. RkGSAULr & CO.,
de22 Auctionsers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF EA u
ESTATE IN THE CITY or kfCHnOED.-By
viItue Of deed Of trust executed BY John psgr:n.
ger TO the subscriber ~ trustee. dated 18th OF July,
1855, and recorded I'm Richmond Hnstinzs Court q.
fce, being thereto required, win sell q public
auction, upon The prsini.ss, on FRIDAY. december
the next fair day thereafter, at ths szf.s hcur,
ne 2rogsrty eonveysd by said deed. being LOT
OF GROUND In the city OF Richmond, on the west
* o. Eighth street, beginning 40 feet bsyond
more or less, and rnnniAg back 7ss TO Seventh
feet
Upon the said lot there Is large dwelling,
brewery, and other improvements, an examination
chase.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses OF
and note for ,i7o due July rs. 1886. with TIE
interest due thereon; and the remainder upon
Terms OF payment which will be made known -
the iime OF sale. p. w. GRUBBs, Trustee.
oRUBBs y WILLIAMS, Auctsoneers.
iosrPoNEMENT.-B conssn. Of the parties
. .rnus,Ts 81 the above sale postponed until
IhuhsDAf, 9th December, At a o. clock p. ~, IL
fair II not. then to the next fair day th d
GsUsBs q WILLIAMS, Auetionesrs. dc =
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BY Grubbs s Williams, Auctloneors,
northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

THE VERY VALUABLE FARM, OF
L ABOUT $50 ACRES, CALLED RAVENSW0OD,
ON THE MECHANICSylLLETU TURNPIKE, ABOUT
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUC-
Tl0N.-By the request OF the executor Of Mrs. b.
b. Fry, deceased, we viii sell al auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 2sth Of December, at ID
above described containing about $50 acres OF very
productive land. About one half is productive
high land; the balance, Chickabominy low
grounds, part Of which IL In wood, afording an
ample supply of fuel. These low grounds are
rich, and have been well set In grass, and may be
made very productive in grass grain crops
when properly drained. The improvements arc .
dwelling, with rooms, and kitchen, large barn,
stable sc. The situation Is elevated and beauti-
ful, and It's nearness TO Richmond by the Mechan-
icsville turnpike, now the best road leading into
the city makes IL very desirable both Tor cuiuvA-
tion and for a residence.
TERMS One fourth cash ; the balance at !, :,
and years for negotiable notes, Interest added,
''''A'N y GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
deIs Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs 4 williams, Auctionssrs.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
STREET WREN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS by virtue Of . deed sxsegtsd 20 the
subscribers a. trustees by the trustee. OF g. sonn
and recorded in Richmond Hrsiing. Court once.
being thereto requested By the creditors sec S usa W
misses. on MONDAY the Gath day OF December, at
Il O'clock P.M n fair; II not, then on the next
tsir day thereafter at the same hour, ne R soR,rK
ON the south side OF Marshsll street between
Eighth and Ninth streets f.Sn ~ r ,is and
running eass ~ ,s ~ s.sh 10 psy the srpsnsss OF
saie and 10 discharge two notes for ~ isosl each.
with Interest thereon from ist December. Lss; On
ssth Nav 1857 such credit payments 10 bear tnis-
r.st from the day OF sale; and The remxinder upoa
terms OF payment which Win be made knows q
the time Of sale. 1890
ERsS M shSpi sssAurs, rras...s.
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u ~onc of the duties OF an officer Of the
United States army to meddle with the en-
forcement Of the laws In State"
For our part, we believe the Radicals in
Missouri are right.
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TRUSTEES SALE.--By virtue OF 0
Polk. dated Nay sosh, iSss, and noI az record n
the Coaniy Court OF Chesisrasid scen,y 70 ssssIs
the payment Of mote dated nay sosa; -; ass six
hundred dollars. fwiii proessd on MoNDAftSs
gath day Of December. u@, q II o'clock on TIE
deed, consisting OF lot Of ground situated on Hall
street, In the town Of Manchester, nonsing &c
venty -four feet six inches on said HAN slrset On
erected q BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,.
THass or SALE: For e&sh A. 10 so mach - iasy
on utinx ,his trust and upon such terms A. 10
the residue a. win be made known on no Day OF
sale. LkWlb 4. ThhLre,
do l3--tds Irossoss
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ITO PHOTOGRAPHERS.--NITRATE
i OF MA0NESIA, NITRATE OF ElLVths
Acsrio Acip' Just rss'wasscsc S,s PHARMACY,
dsN riflh cod nayshali streets.
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So sHIPLEY, ROANE q CO.,
CLOTHIERs,
CORNER FOURTEENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
Opposite Exchange and Ballard Hotels),
RICHMOND, VA,
have Just received another supply Of FRESH
GOODS mice BEAVER oyERCoATS and BUsI-
NESS SUITS, which they are Offering at Bslti-
more prices.
GOODS MADE TO ORDER AT THEIR BALTI.
MORE HOUSE AT SHORT NOTICE.
A nice STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS, all
gr AIDES and styles, constantly on hand.
The public are invited to call and examine.
de elm
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r EFT HIS HOME ON SATURDAY

7 EFT HIS HOME ON SATURDAY,
IL December l. 1885, small C0LoRED BOY,
named Richard Rodney, about fourteen years old
OF dark mulatto color rather long h air slow in
speech and in his actions had on when be left a
dark blue blouse, metal buttons dark pants and a
yellow felt hat. Any one knowing the where
abouis OF Richard viii greatly obligs his mother
by communicating with J. K. ALLEN Co, l2lo
Main street, Richmond, Va. de W-d
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WHITE FUR TRIMMING just re-
wv esived by PowHATAN wElSlGBR,
no as--is SIS Main street, sposswood block.
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NHINA, GLASS, AND HoUSE-FUR-
~ NlsHISG dooDs.-Ws are this day receiving
stock Of CHINA and sE.fURSIsHihG
GOODS, sucn a. Plate Warmers, Corss ana Jsa
Urns, Coffee higgins. Coffee GruQuss, kolIsd NE.
tai Coffee and Tea Pots. Also, Parlor Coal vases
and Coal Hods--very handsome.
Also, FANCY GOODS In great variety, sosn -
mon boards Vases. se Call and see them at
BRANCH CURRAST'S
China, Glass, and House fnrnishins store:
de3 corner Eighth and Main, No. 100.
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TINE. LIME.-A No. / article of
BUILDING LIME manufactured In Richmond.
10 call before purchasing elsewhere. We also
have SLAKED LIME, for farmers,
IA. p. TkSKER n Co.,
Basin. between Eleventh and ryslfsh sirss,s
uoT Richmond, We.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Il Appsrson, Auctionsers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
ABLE RESIDENCE THEREON, ON vESABLg
STREET, UNION HILL.-As Commissioner OF
the Circuit Court OF the county Of Henrco, APP
vember 1868, In the case OF Baker, &c, against
Walsh, &c, ] shall proceed TO sell at pub
3st Of December 1906, at . o'clock =. II !, the VAL
uable real estate referred to in the papers nlsd In
Nancy Mettsrt died seized, fronting On the north
side OF yenable street about IS feet or less,
running back within parallel lines 900 feet 70 Car.
rington street. on which there stands a COMFORT
ABLE FRAME DWELLING containing six rooms,
besides good brick kitchen, &c. II Is nearly
opposite the residence Of Mr.. Elijah Baker.
Terms: One fourth cash balance NJ 9, IL, and
IS months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained until the purchase money Is
paid and a conveyance ordered by the court.
EATON NANCE, Commissioner.
Sale conducted by HARRISON, GoDDIs APPER-
son, Auctioneers, Sc. de ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, ON
i YQRR RINRR RAIIRQLl IN NEX EKN1


i YORK RIVER RAILROAD. IN NEW KENT
COUNTY.-In pursuance Of deed from the heirs
OF Prosser Higgins, deceased, 10 me a. trustee,
duly recorded In the clerks ofics Of sew Kent
County Court, and for the purposes therein named,
will sell at public auction, on the premises. on
O'Clock NJ, the TRACTO OF LAND Of which Prosser
Higgins died seized and possessed, lying IN New
Kent county, on the York River railroad, within
half mile Of Summit station. and containing BY
q recent survey ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
ACRES
This property Is extremely valuable on account
OF the excellent wood and timber with which IL
abounds, having only about ten acres OF cleared
land upon the whole tract, and win ba sold With
out reserve to the highest bidder.
TERMS: One third cash, balance at six and
twelve months, with interest added, and secured
by q deed OF trust.
Persons wishing 10 purchase will DO shown the
property by Mrs. Mary higgins, living on the land,
and may get further information by applying 70
LITTLETON R0YSTER, Exq., deputy sheriff Of
New Kent, or TO myself In Richmond.
de I2-tds A. X. COURTNEY, Trnstse.
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HOUSE AND LOT. ON IEssAMINR sTRERr.

p. S.-Immediatoly preceding the foregoing sale
will be sold, on the premises, the PRAMsDTEsE-
ment on JessaIlne street occupied by Mr. FOX,
fronting thirty three feet, running back one hun
dred and thfrty-two feet, and belonging 10 the
estate Of the late Nancy Mettert.
de % HARRISON, 6oDDIN 4 APPERs0a.
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1866. CHRISTMAS 1866.
ANDREW PIzzINI CO..
sO7 BROAD STREET,
have on hand large and varied stock Of CHRIST
MAS GOODS, and they cordially invite the atten.
ton of buyers to call and examine. 1t consists in
part of
BEAUTIFUL FANCY BOXES,
SMALL BOXES FOR CHRISTMAS TREES,
AMUSING SURPRISE BOXES
CoRNGC0PIAS, Of every style and descrip-
ton;
FRENCH SACQUES,
GROTESQUE FIGURES,
SMALL CHRISTMAS TREES,
SMALL FANCY TRUNKS,
ORNAMENTS FOR CAKES, &C., &c.
ALSO,
Preserved Fruits, of all kinds; Crystalzed
Fruits, OF all kinds Fancy Cream Bon. Bons, OF
our own make Cream Chocolates, Gum Drops,
Jelly Drops, White Nugat, French Mustard, Fruit
Glace CFreuch), French Cordisls, Figs, Nuts, Raj
sins, Citron, Prunes, Dates, Currants, seedless
Raisins, &c.
Having added two competent and obliging
young men to our force OF sslesmen, every
one may be assured they will BIO waited on with
quckness and politeness.
Our prices have been lowered, so that all may
have chance Of enjoying tho luxuries we spread
before them. Call at
de le--5t ANDREW PIZZINI & co.'s
RISTMAS AND HOLIDAY
u GOODS.
We would invite the attention of our friends and
those in want to our stock of
BOOKS,
WRITING DESKS,
PORTFOLIOS,
bRESsiYG CASES,
CARD CASES,
GOLD PENS,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
TOY BOOKS,
and orr fine assortment of
FANCY GOODS.
A. II. CHRISTIAN h co,
No slI Main street.
delo opposite Spotswood Hotel.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionesrs,
LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND.

T OST, a BLACK TERRIER DOG,
IL eight mon his old, ears cropped. and 49,
slightly disabled in the hind legs wore sS5,IAc
collar with medal No. 22i. A suitable 70. -
ward will be paid for his delivery to 20l franklin
street Ide 2i-3t#1 c. q. TOMPKINS .