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PES1TEsr1ARY OF VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VA, december 10, 1868.
Receyed from the sheriff OF the county Of Bed
ford the following -named convicts-viz., William
Anderson tcolored), larceny, three years; Roeer
Galloway tcoloredl, laceny, three years william
Henry Johnson (colored), robbery, five years
Samuel Branch Scott lcolored), robbery, five
years. All comfortably clad and free from YER
min. Sentenced by the county court Of said Bed
ford to confinement in this Institution.
BURNHAM WARDwELL, Superintendent.
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MlSCE MEAT.-Our friend LOUIS J. BossIEUX
l4l2 Main street. is the agent for the State of Viz
gina OF Atmore's celebrated mince meat, ant
has In store the largest lot OF this article eve
offered to the trade 1t put up in jars, tubs,
barrels fresh made and ready for use, and is guar
anteed to sur pass anything Of the kind ever oere'
In thi, market. Give him call.
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REWARD OF INDUSTRY AND ENTERPRISE. -
William II Smith, the famous London news
dealer, who Is millionaire, has just been elected
to Parliament John Stuart MIL, the political
economist.-FeIo York .7ribaHe.
j. WALL TURNER OF Richmond, has long since
been elected Newsdealer-in-Chiefo OF the State OF
Virginia and is OH the road to fortune by the sale
of the Books, Magazines, and other Periodicals
which he is daily receiving. Anything published
in Europe or America can be purchased at lila
Mai sr,pnt
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4 GRAND BALL AT THE SPOTSwOOD.-
The third annual charity ball of Benjamin
Lodge, No. So, l. o. B. B., (B'Nai Berth, J
came off at the Spotswood Hotel on Wednes-
day night. 1t was indeed grand affair,
as have been all the entertainments given
under the auspices Of this benevolent Order
of Israelites.
The ball was under the management of
the gentlemen named below, each of whom
seemed to exert himself to the utmost to
make the evening q pleasant one. Com
mittee Of Arrangements-H. ]. Rohr, Sol.
Wise, George Schwabacher; Floor Mana
ger-Solomon Wise; Floor COMMUNICATION
ry Morris, Henry Rohr, G. schwabacher, L.
Gliekauf, F. Licbermuth, C. Goldenburg
Reception Conmittee-B. Becher, Il. Whit
lock, L. Bowman, NJ. L. Jacobson, Julius
Meyer, Daniel Abrams, Julius Bear; Homo
rary Committee-William Heller, A. Meyer,
l. Hollonder, I. Hutzler, J. Strauss, 8.
Heine,
The ballroom OF the Spotswood-one Of
the best in the city-presented a bright
and joyous scene as soon as the dancers
marched into the room keeping step to 81
inspiring march dedicated to Benjamin
Lodge. The place was thronged with
youth, manhood, and beauty. Laughter
and lively conversation fell upon the ear
like the ripping Of running water, and
wherever the eye turned it was dazzled by
the food of light falling upon the beautiful
faces, the bright costumes, and the gliding
forms of the merry dancers.
The dancing was kept up until about
midnight, when the whole company partooh
of ON elegant collation. served up in the
finest style. Then the shutting OF feet
again commenced, and not until "night'l
candles were burnt out, and jocund day
came peeping DER the misty mountain tops,
did the music cease and the joyous party
disperses
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WENT IN AT THE WRoNG ENTRANcE.-A
United States soldier who had imbibed 80
much lightning whiskey as to keep him
from walking chalk line attempted to
enter the restaurant of Mrs. Kirby, on
Broad street near Second, but being unable
to distinguish the window from the door,
he walked boldly through the former,
breaking the glass to atoms.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MAYORS Court, THURSDAY MORNING
Mayor Chahoon presiding.-Jack Soloman
tnegro), creating disturbance in the
street. Discharged.
Richard Carpenter Omitted States SOL
dier), drunk and disorderly. Sent to Camp
Grant.
David, Howard (negro), assaulting and
beating with a rock Ann Jackson. Dis
charged.
Thomas shortle, assaulting and beating
Lawrence Martin. Discharged.
The case of George Washington, William
q. White, William Nelson Oakley, and
Hannah Brannon, (negroes), charged with
stealing one pair of boots, one dozen break
fast shawls, and sundry other articles, was
continued until to-day. o
Pat Coleman (negro), stealing five dollars
from Harriet Goodwin. Sent on for indict-
ment. ~- .,.1 a-
The case of Nelson Gilmore, Nick Colson
alias Thurston, ,iand Andy Turner, (negroes, }
charged with the murder Of William E
Burton, was called, but the case was con.
tinued until Wednesday the 18th instant
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-Y Yesterday ne
gro named Andrew Cross, while attempting
to get into wagon on Eighteenth street,
accidentally shot himself in the hand. He
had hold Of the muzzle of a gun, and in
putting it in the wagon it went off.
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EDUCATION OF SOLDIERS 'CIuLDREE.-Anothei
pupil provided with tuition for ten months by the
payment OF ten dollars. Who will be the third In
this capital idea? Meanwhile, come on with fees,
or even ones. All sums are gratefully received.
w. +. BRoADDUs, Corresponding Secretary.
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CATHOLIC HoLIDAY.-The last plenary
council of the Catholic Church in the
United States, held at Baltimore in Octo-
Der, 1866, having petitioned the Pope that
the Sth of December should henceforth be
made o church holiday in this country, as
the Feast of the Immaculate Conception,
and the prayer having been granted, the
day was for the first time observed in Rich
mond on Tuesday last.
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DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, Diamond and
Pearl Bridal Sets, Diamond and Enamelled w atch-
es. rich silver for bridal presents. New patterns
opening to-day at NowLAN i Co.'s.
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ROBBERY ON BROOK AvENUE.-The store
Of Bernard O'Hare, on Brook avenue be-
tween Leigh and Duval streets, was entered
yesterday during the momentary absence
Of the proprietor, and robbed of sundry ar
ticlea.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LOUISA. - The
dwelling house Of DR.. c. R. Dickinson, of
Louisa county, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday morning at about II o'clock.
The fire was occasioned by sparks or Gin
ders from the chimney falling upon the
roof. The Doctors library and medicines,
with many other valuable articles, were
burned. The worth of the house and other
property lost was perhaps $4,000, upon
which there was no insurance.
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4 Coal AND Yesterday anthracite
coal was selling at sl0.50, bituminous lump
at $3.50, bituminous hail at St, average at
S., smiths at $3.50. Oak wood brought
So, and pine $3.50.
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-W. Goddin sold
yesterday the house and half-acre lot at
the northwest corner Of Marshall and
Twenty eighth streets, in the occupancy OF
MIR. David Anderson, Jr., for 81, $50.
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RIARKNE INTELLIGENCE,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER II, 1885,
sun rises s.-...-......7l5 Moon rises. III
Sun sets. IL High tide, p. NJ. -. L56
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 10. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Haucox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum .
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys w williams.
SAILED.
Steamer state OF Maryland, Trsyers, Baltimore,
merchandise aud passengers, Aarveys w illiams.
MEMORANDA.
The steamer J. ". Everman, from Philadelphia
for Richmond. previously reported aground a.
Point Of Shoals, has not as yet been gotten OF In
consequence Of low tides.
BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, GA, December lo.-Fessels ar
rivipg here report very heavy weather outside.
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nEAL EsTATE AGENTs.

.ygyHOMAsC G. BAYT0P, LAND AGENT, Glou-
saIe THIRTY FARMS or various sizes. situated
upon York, Ware, North. and Severn rivers One
place or nine hundred acres cleared land for rent
Good houses aud fences. Persons wishing 70 buy
or rent will call the subscriber at Cappahosic,
on York river, or address through postontce Glon-
eestcr Courthouse, Va. ssfs sG a III 10 $o--sm
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d. ELLYsoN Il co. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, fo- cash. Apply at this efdce-
jy I-eodx
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The GLEN ALLEN OUTRAGE CASE AGAIN
CONTINUED. Yesterday morning Charles
Harris (negro), charged with committing
an outrage on the person Of Miss Mary
Shepperson, of Henrico, was taken before
Justices Nettles and Larus at the county
courthouse; but Justice Wade announced
that the two witnesses in Hanover for the
Commonwealth could not be gotten here be-
fore Tuesday whereupon the case was con-
tinued until that day at IL o'clock.
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IcE.-The basin was covered with ice
nearly half an inch thick yesterday morn
ing. The boys are anticipating fine skating
in few days.
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Ritllmo1d 1ispattEt,
FRIDAY. DECEMBER II, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH'
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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LIST OF UNMALABLE LETTERS REMAIN

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND POsTOFFICE De,
cEMBER IL, l66S.-Miss Julia Carver, Rich
mond, Va; Taylor s. Co., New York Miss
Lizzie Edmunds, Richmond, Va; John P.
Kearfott, Martinsburg, West Va; Eveline
Brown, Houston Courthouse; W. c. Gott,
New York; Mrs. Agnes Orange, Peters
burg, Va; Miss Caroline Payne, Port
Royal,
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during the month OF November, 1858:
EnDnrd-5, 74s tons of anthracite coal, l 57s tons
OF iron, 81 tons OF plaster. ss tons Of iron ore,
2l2s sacks OF salt 2s5 barrels fish, barrels of OIL
IS barrels of liquor, barrel Of mola ses $50 bar
rels OF sugar so barrels of apples sss barrels Of
lime 20 rels OF tar g. 500 bricks, 43o bales of
hay 2s3 bales of shucks, 1ao half barrels Of ale 20
hogsheads of ale. lie quarter barrels beer. 81 half
barrels of beer, bags of coffee, 900 bushels lime,
sbarres Of vinegar go sSI feet oflumber l0l cords
of wood 1872 $50 shingles $40 bushels of corn, 785
bushels Of oyster shells 921 bushels OF wheat leo
bushels Of peas engines ana boilers, 2,7ol pack
ages sfIndries. - s--T" -@>-7.- y r's' go
0ut.oard -laa tons of coal tvirgipia: 2es tons OF
iron L. Ot0 bricks, $500 shingles 200 feet of lum-
ber. IA bushels or corn. 7,795 bushels OF wheat,
6s75 barrels Of flnur hogsneads of tobacco l. coo
bushels Of rye, l4T bushels OF oats $50 bushels Of
III .nure. IL 0eo lathes 100 cedar posts 0S0 empty
barrels 54 tnns of granite, $50 tons OF slate 745
bags Of sumac. LIZA boxes and packages Of tobac-
CO. rs bales OF shucks s. 100 slaves, pa barrels OF
tar Is tons of mill feed Geo hoop poles 1913 tons
of manganese, lls kegs Of nails and spikes, .l7o
sundri S. .-..
.4,ripals and Dspnrtures.--l bark, brig. 81
schooners, steamers, IL sloops, II tugboats, II
barges. 81
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PRorosEp LAW SCHOOL OF RICHMOND
CoLLEGE.-At meeting of the Board OF
Trustees of Richmond College on yo3ter-
day it was resolved to establish a law
school in connection with the institution,
and Messrs. Alexander r. Holiday, DR.. r.
T. Coleman, Thomas J. Evans, DR.. 7. G.
Jones, and Fl. X. Ellyson were appointed a
committee to make all the necessary ar
rangements and to nominate to the Board
of Trustees two or more legal gentlemen for
the position of professors. 1t is understood
that it is the purpose of the Board to secure
gentlemen of the most eminent ability, and
to make this department of their institution
equal to any law school in the United
States.
The city of Richmond presents advan-
tages for law school unequalled by any
other place in the State, and unsurpassed
by any city of the South, and we hail with
pleasure this movement of the Trustees Of
Richmond College.
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Our OF TowN.--General Stoneman and
Governor Wells are out Of town. On DIT,
that they are in Washington.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TOILET S0APS.-MILITARY, BROWN
4 WINDSOR. Hoaey, Pond Lily. Golden Ho-
ney. Bath Bar Bay Rum, Rldorsdo. Palm. Tooth,
Tnnclne, Tar, Carbolic Acid. Jockey Club Cress-
lie, etc., etc.. comprising every variety OF FINE
SOAP, for sale In any quantity
del DOVE AcSELEf.
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W WHICH IS IT? WHAT IS IT?
1aa WHERE IS IT.?
No. 4is BROAD STREET.

Which is the cheapest DRY GOODS STORE in
Richmond? -. -,1 -
What place can you get GOOD COTTON at loc.
and I'D at l7ac.
J AtJULIUs sYCLE's, ais Broad street.
/ What place can you get DRESS GOODS at
greatly reduced prices "a =
! AtJULIUs sYCLE's, AIS Broad street.
! Where can you get CLOAKs and BROCHE
sHAWLS very cheap?
AtJULIUs sYCLE's, as Broad street.
What place can You get GENTS WEAR Of
every description at very low prices?
AtJULIUS SYCLE'S, dis Broad street.
What store Is 1t that Is outstrpplng all the rest
In cheapness 9n,,- 5..,7-s. ..rt, =, .s..- z4..
JULIUS sYCLE's, 4ls Broad street.
/ would advise my numerous friends and cus-
toners to give me early call and Judge for them
selves, as am determined to sell my entire stock
of goods at a very sacrificing price. si
JULIUS SYCLE, dis Broad street.
salesmen r. 6. CARE, 6. swABACIIER, j. j..
TURNER, and I. WEINBERG. ..
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAY. delo
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ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.-The following ar
rests were made yesterday, and the parties
will have hearing before the Mayor this
morning:
Charles West, with several aliases, steal
ing bagatelle ball.
Isaac Willis (negro) assaulting and beat
ing Lucinda Peyton.
David Harold (negro), assaulting and
beating Ann Johnson.
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4 FRICAN CHURCH,
IA BROAD STREET.
MAN. STRAkOSCH H................ DIRECTOR.
KELLOGG.
KELLOGG.
KELLOGG.
KELLOGG.
The Management respectfully informs the cit!-
zcns oC Richmond and vIcintty that the now world
renowned southern pr!ma donna,
MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG,
will give her first and only concerts In Rich
mond on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
DEcCMnxR 18th AND 18TH.
The following artistes viii assist J.:
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
MISS Aida TOPP, the brilliant pianist;
S.GNoR LoTTI, Primo Tcnore;
stGSoH PETRILLI Primo Baritone;
HSRR KOPTk, Yiollniss;
HERR GROSSCURTH. Musical Director.
Admission, Sl.50; reserved seats. sec extra The
sale Of seats will commence on THURSDAY
MORNING at G. l.. BIDG00D'S pisnc ware
rooms. de Std
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PLEAD GUILTT.-A white man named
George W. Cook, charged with robbing the
mail at Culpeper, was arraigned before
Judge Underwood in the United States
Court yesterday. He plead guilty to the
charge, but the Judge deferred passing SEN
tence upon him until some future day.
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WTOOD, WOoD.-Wood, for cooking and
wv baking, is now the cheapest fuel used: 20
study your own interest and go TO the yard OF w.
j. MCDOWELL and get your supply at once. he
has on hand large supply of hrst-rat. b. EASONED
DAK and PINE, sawed and split ready for use, at
the low price of SO per cord for long oak and ~
E,r sawed and split pine IS SO long, sawed $3.50.
Wood will soon advance. tI ~ .-.l-
W.J. MCDOWELL,
de4 next to corner First and Broad streets.
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WILL FIND A LARGE SUP
l. ply OF paper suitable for circulars, monthly
reports, &C., &C thu DISPATCH PRINTING.
E0uIaE. Sand In Nrtopa Sor r-s~ttn-
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r. O. GARY. i.- 10 w. P. cRUfCHFIELp.
ENTE STILL HAVE. A SUPPLY. OF
w CHEAP WOOD FOR THE POOR, which
the single stick or cord. Also, a large quantity
OF BEST CLOVER HILL HARD GUAL at es
yer load--a superior article Of the kind Persons
Wishing to be supplied will call ut once before It
gives out. GARY 4 CRUTCHTELD,
-. No. lis Eighth street,
de lin near packet landing.
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r7Tu STREET. ATH bTRExT.
COAL. W. HALL GREW. WOOD.
T HAVE ON HAND NDcANTHRACITE,-'
4 BED and WHIgEAsH-B IT UMINO Us,
LUMP, HAIL, and AVEEAGE COAL, which
will sell at lowest market rates. Also, SEASON-
ED OAK and PINE WOOD.
MIDLOTHIAN FINE COAL at - in yard;
ga. so delivered. = tst
ONCE ana gard for Anthracite Coal, Gary and
seventeenth streets. y.s.a
EitumInous Goal snd Wood yard, fourteenth
treet near DanViIc depot. - e.
de- w. HALL CREW. (.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
ADJUSTMENTS. a
TALL OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TALL OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
">i6e Lecture Committee Of the Young Mems
christian Association announce with pleasure the
NC gen cnt 0f MIR. HENRY SCHAkF the dibtin-
",6ed EnglIsh clocutionist, who viii give three
Els rORIiC AND HUMOROUS READINGS in
i5r Hall OF the Ronse OF lfeegatcs on WEU-
%TSDAY, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY KVE-
NINGS reccmhcr 2, 10, and Ii, commencing at s
,'cock and ending At 10.
TKUo hAMMh.-E InAY. December IL 1858
TtRr The Critic = Sheridan, PART H.
Prisoner OF Chiliou,'' Byron. >Diary Of n
HrCs,ce," by \ Lady. "1'a'c OF Trumpet ~
Wgo3. The conquered Banner" Ryan.
a.Inrls Ion. III Y cctts. dc lit
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The RICHMOND Dock IN NOVEMBER
The following is an encouraging statement
of the amount of business done in the Dock
during the month of November, 1858:
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A COMFORT-SAWED AND SPLIT
PINE WOOD, load warranted equal to q half
cord-better quality and length, ana as cheap as
any. -. = - - :.
kindling, to be had here only. Also, sold full
length. Also, a WELL PUMP, certified the best.
Otder at WATKINS, CUTTRELL D. CO., Main
near Fourteenth street, and at pump and fuel fac-
tory south side Basin.
de3 'st.. ..E ~. z. j. B. WATKINS.
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CHRISTMAS!

"a"
JUST TO HAND, ,s-.--a r..--.-g
CANNED PINEAPPLEs, ~
- STRAWBERRIES,
s' DAMSUSS,
" GREEN CORN,
" TOMATOES,
" OYSTERS, .r......
a. LOBSTERS,
CoNDENsEn sSAIMMEfhs MIX, S1>-,
BRANDY PEACHES,r-l.t
CHOW-CHOW,
PICKLES, in barrels and kegs;
SAUCES,
MUSTARD, .....
STUFFED OLIVES, ..s.
SAKDISES,
CONES GELATINE,
COCOA.
CHOCOLATE,
RAI-INS F-GS,
CUHRANTS,
APPLES,
CITRON,
ORANGES,
eeI MALHeI GRAPES, ;s.r'aE
PALMNUTS. -
PEChNS, ..s. ....'
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS, ... .-..- ...... ...
ALMONDS,
SODA LRMON. CREAM. WATER,
EDINBURG, ARROWROOT, BUT
TER, and SUG AR CRACKERS;
TOYS, FIRE WORKS, &C.
The attention Of the public is asked to my large
stock of CONNECTIONS, which 1 am selling ut
'e00'e0 pfl'e'' '"A anu ". " ". ": TRIBE BETT,
des .. lll6 Main street.
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@ HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
BED SHEETING tBleached and Unbleached)
PILLOW-CAsE LINENS
PuLoW-CAsE COTTON,
HUCKABACK TOWELS
HUCKABACK,
BED BLANKETS
TABLE DAMAsK (white and Coloredl,
TABLE CLOTHS.
NAPKINS
DoYLIEs, gs
TABLE COVERS,
oILCLOTHs, ....
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 AND 2ls MAIN STREET.
[de2I
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HOLIDAY GOODS. ..-.-..
III SANTA CLAUS COMING.
street, is receiving daily supplies of HOLIDAY
GOODS, GIFT BOOKS, WbRK-BOXES, WR1-
TING DESKS. PAPETRIES iall sizes and
prices), one million and one BOOKS for children.
Persons in want Of such goods will find it to their
Interest TO give TURNER a call. Remember, lila
Main street, two doors alb ove Twelfth street.
j. WALL TURNER,
Bookseller and News Agent.
Also, DIARIES for 1899 dcs
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-A full supply Of
IA FIRST QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL,
sizes suited for ranges ant stoves OF al kinds fur
Also, CLOVER HILL LUMP AND HALL
Purchasers are invited to call on Seventeenth
'''f no 70 - 'N' p. LATHRoP.
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yEyOOD AND COAL.-600 tons BED
wv Ash EGG and STOVE GOALS; 700 cords
OAK and PINE WOOD. Also, CL0vEh HtLL
and MIDI OTHIAN LUMP COAL. All OF which
viii be sold ut the lowest market rates
Oaices corner Of Seventeenth and DOCK streets
and seventeenth between Main and Gary streets.
oc ~ .s.f W1hi koo 80 10.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-01-03
Cumberland Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

DIREcroRs.--BenJaminsh Sheppard, Greenwich; Dan
Roadstown James Coombs, Esq. Pittsgrove; Dr.
b. Rush Bateman, CedarvilIe; Joseph H. Ogden, ESQ.
Hopeweii; Eliis A. Davis, Shiloh; Dr. VIM s Bowen,
Bridgeton; David p. Elmer, do James Stiles, do; /;
jonathan Elmer, do; Uriah D. Woodruff, do; Day
ton B. Whitaker, do; Robert c.. Nichols, do.
BENJAMIN SHEPPARD, Pres.
AGENTS AND SuRvEYoRs:-PeterG Ludlam, Millville,
DR. James Loper, Millvie: DR.. Joseph Butcher. Mau-
ricetown. DR.. Maurice Beesey Dennisville DR.. Gee.
E Butcher Dividing Creek; IS. Willis, Port Elizabeth;
Thomas Van Glider, Esq, Tuckah oe. Reuben Town
send, Court House, Richard d. Edmunds, Cold
Springs, A. T. lizard, Esq, Mays Landing, James L.
Wilson, Forest Grove.
ExEcurIvE coMmrrEE-D David P. Elmer, Jonathan
Elmer, Ur1ah W Woodruff.
HENRY B LUPToN Sec,y
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-01-03
LAST CALL.

All those indebted to the subscriber, on book, are
ssted 10 settle the same, by the first of Decem-
sy and save costs, the accounts will then be
mt mn in rlle hands of a Justice, for collection
putin VI SA. BECKHARDT,
,yovao..s7 Bridgeton, n. ).
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-01-03

DAINTS for Farmers and Others. the Grafton
Mineral Paint Co. now manufacturing the
BEST cheapest. and most durable paint in use; two
coats we'll put on, mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will
last 10 or 10 years; is Of light brown beautiful
chocolate color, and can be changed to green lead,
stone drab, olive or cream, to SUIT the taste of the
consumer. 1t is valuable for houses, barns tences
carriage and car makers pals and wooden ware, ag
ricultura Implements canal boats vessels and ships
lotions, canvas, metal and shngle roofs ut being fire
and water proof, floor oil cloths Zone manufacturer
having used 5000 bbls the past year,, and paint
tor any purpose Is unsurpassed for body, durability
elasticity and adhesyeness Price S5 per bbl of 800
lbs. which will supply farmer for years to come
Warranted in all cases above. Send for CIRCULAR
which gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded in a trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
Address DANIEL BIDWELL,
Oct. 1l.'67-6m 254 Pearl Street, New York
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-01-03
s. A. BECKHARDT.

HAVING engaged in the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
would give notice to the public that sales tae nace
on Tuesday evenings at O'clock and on ssat,,,cdav
afternoons at O'Clock, and the eyen,ngs az y =
ed at his old stand. = Ss''e''
Commerce ST., near the Bridge.
1Jrv1o s67 fsn NN51-