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GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
The sunday Mercury
TTuRTIETH YEAR

TNIVERSAL PUBLIC, GREETING.
To ,.s ssaay Newspaper o. the uri States A. a- eoo@esos
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nsatafhe
THIRTIETH YEAR
sfi existence gropo to inislge little psa al s Oh. people
20. i % & n "a, ,IS II, as Is. o o. ,, 20
sslnerlo,rsl HAD OF TIKI SUSDAY PRESS or AMERICA
,a .o Js1TH, o Is 2s ssd pan TO s,,, o. Sssss
lights mh, reasonably pared fan these -ist
, TiE SUNDAY MERCvRi OF what use TO any hao. se.s
gnce llo'ay as There tive Of them 'sle every snaas
os. some he % believed ta the Ss va. S.ss
os.cirs bv cs'in star nat ra,sd darkness, sunday ss
by he.e o,raI baHks in the ornament OF tie press Bst
tS. The mount o. snal contained d.lr
pesy SAsao o, S s. s. ., i' II s s dSs
rt, ,lSsrates Morosa society, r,ori. he GeaSs
eyerJ public body prg concerns the people to kassS
comPhes local intelligence iha ever before compressed ia
spheres up be latest possible presentsa b vie.
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reports Of portaut che athletic exercises 'nd ga~es
u sk puyeTs ,,t. ard s,ss ysg3ole 10 ever e''si ad ~
reading commI1iy On the ieisure fsr veel,
CURRENT HISTORY OF TIE WORLD.
and the choicest gems Of
Hence i that SUNDAY MERCURY has attained i prssess
the font E.lS Of Journalism IN spite Of ise 'issn.'a %
paper issued In tie world aui s. uesry
FOUR TIMES GREATER
uaa that O a.. ih other 'oeAedj Sunday Pa'hei Ia
As matter Of course, the Siversinr patronage ofths
SUNDAY MERCURY
has increased proportion to the increase Of t. ecuia Dras ss
dulsa business That tue coQli! has klaa 1885,
eighteen -
TwENTY.FOUR COLUMNS OF ADvER-
EASEMENTS
have appeared ev.y see IN its aud o.
nearly much matter OF She orirar
GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
may fairy lay claim to
LIONS SHARE
ofthe hvori Of the mercantile world
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address TIE ommlniy through
DO . read that y IS than folly 10
BURY FACTS ALIVE
a heavy cost, week amer week the
SUNDAY ULCIIRES
tombstone has charms Tor .Ae o e.
this active, uideaxake generation.
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papers no longer obtain oredencs The commercial public
verbally good uatnred but iher tired Of giving a.a to nes9y
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communicating with tho UNIVERSAL fUbLlO tbfstsS
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COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER FOX 1868
4. pov In prss AL ~,l ssasd sssy Js.sary -, -, -
.h. OF rrs Aaa gary no.
IA, Of ssy onises " We bssasss ayis Of old Asassa
xaxuIos. seaAQuS l. o.. No. y rSsr''
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business. A long fellow, from Cambridge
informed me that these eminent auctioneere
occasionally varied their sales by offering
q choice lot of Indians, which generally
sold low to the Puritan farmers. City
housekeepers generally preferred Africans.
but they we're dull in their religious no
tions. I saw large stove in which a
number of them were roasted whole be-
cause, they could not comprehend what is
known here as the Unitarian Idea.
Twas introduced to several distinguished
philanthropists, one of whom, I believe, is
a relative of Mr.. Jeter Phillips, of Henrico
county jail. One Of these gentlemen wore
a watch chain msde-of- links Of hair from
Anthony Burns's head. These interesting
gentlemen told me that things had changed
very much in Boston since the times
when slaves were publicly sold there
in front of Mr.. Hancock's house. Mr..
Hancock objected TO it, and they were
sold on the other side of the hill, in the bot
tom, until they3were all sold off, and the
proceeds invested in more reliable stock.
My informers shook their heads, except Mr..
Phillips, and he shook his niggar-head
chain, and said that slavery was great
evil, and that the former owners were
much better off with the money; and then
with sly dig at my ribs one Of them asked
me if we (nodding his head southwark
didn't wish we had the money for ours.
told my new-foundl friends that we had had
trouble enough with the negroes to be glad
to be rid Of them without money and with
out price-that " on Fame's eternal camp
ing ground -" Don't! please, don't p'
they all e1claim. - rrr.rr-7
I cannot close this already too long and
interesting letter without saying that /
found everything in Boston far superior to
things "ta hum" Boston is larger city
than anywhere else Ihave been. The peo-
pie ere; very polite and intelligent-if |
were to say lcnoaoing perhaps would hit it
more neatly. They know everything at
home, and of course when they go abroad
they never allow themselves to be imposed
upon by little niggers. And in what they
told me Of themselves and of the wonders Of
their three-hilled city l am sure that what
they told me Was true, and that this letter
may be regarded as perfectly reliable. I
will close with Aunt Betsy Trotwood's fa-
vorite cry of g Donkeys," which, if you
please, Mr.. Editor, you may regard as the
signature to this letter.
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his property, all Of which, after his wife's
death, is to go to his native town, where
some say his remains will be transported
PATHS health is still 8 subject Of serious
anxiety she has an obstinate cold and sore
throat. It is unfortunate for the Haliens,
which is losing money, and several second
ary stars belonging to it are also indis-
posed.-The apothecaries Of Paris are to
lower the price of their drugs; theirs is
the only business where activity is now OBJ
servable.-In the various lycees of Paris the
alumni are to be exercised in the use of the
Chassepot.- ex-Queen Of Spain is not
altogether bad-one element in her nature
is worthy of being followed : she pays every
bill the moment it is presented. f
~ Arrivals during the week Charleston
J. Gibbon. Extraordinarily Johnson,
Jr.;, and many others. ,vzz rEEas,.J
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MAYORS COURT-MAYoR GEO. CHAHooy.
Stealing q Kettle.-Julius Filenger, steal
ing copper kettle valued at $3.50 from
Charles Y. Morriss. Continued until to-
morrow.
Stealing Boe.-Jerry Redd (negro),
stealing box valued st 75c. from Peter
Conta. Discharged.
Receiving Stolen Goods.-John Nottie,
having in his possession cake Of cheese
and kit of mackerel knowing the same
TO have been stolen from L. Levy, Cont
nued until Wednesday,. aaaf
Bwglary.-John Price and Francis Nor
ris, breaking and entering the store Of L..
Levy and stealing two bags Of coffee, three
cakes Of cheese, and one kit of mackerel.
Continued Until Wednesday.
FelonioaLs ASSaut.-Robert Barefoot, fe-
loniously assaulting and beating Greenleaf
Townes. Continued until Saturday.
Insulting Ladies.-W. r. Kennerley, in
sulting ladies in the street. Fined ten
dollsrs and required to give security in $500
for his future good behavior.
Interfering eoith The Police.-George Pryor
(negro), drunk, disorderly, and resisting
the police. Discharged. z4s
ITespass.-Barney Tracey and Thomas
Lindsey, trespassing on the premises Of
Christian Sears. Continued until to-day.
assault and Battery.-EdwardC Christian
(negro), assauiting and beatingO Charles
Sohnellenburg and breaking mis- door
glasses and sash. Fined ten dollars and
required to give security in the sum Of $3.50
for his future good behavior.
Lewis H. Gates, assaulting and beating
George D. Wootten. Continued until to-
morrow.
TreSpass.-Robert Henry (negro), tres
passing on the premises Of Emeline Will
liams. Set back for whipping from his
father.
Fighting in the SFeet.-Lem Wilson
(negrol, fighting in the street. Discharged
(negroes), fighting in the street. Continued
until Monday.
/ Assault.-Zaok Champion, assaultipg and
beating William Wesley. Fined ten dol
lars and security required in $3.50.
| Chastain Hampton, sssaulting and beat
| ing Lewis Loney. Fined Eve dollars.
Stealing Eon.-Charles Robinson, enter.
ing Car Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Company and stealing lot Of iron
Security required in S100 for his future
good behavior.
Pickpockets.-Margaret Smith (negro)
picking the pocket of James Scott Of foul
dollars and fifty cents. Discharged.
| Joe Jefferson (negro), picking the pocke
of Alice Phillips Of fifteen dollars. Con
tinned until to-day.
Breaking Shotccass.-Samuel johnson
lnegrol, unlawfully breaking the showcas
OF James Boucher. Security required il
the sum Of 800 for his future good beha
Vior.
Vapant.-F. NJ. Biggs, vagrart, sn'
having no visible means os support. Sc
eurity required in $lOo.
| Stealing Wood.--William Randolph an
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MEMBERS OF THE Press ON THE WING
We had the pleasure of meeting on Christ
mas day with Messrs. Mills B. Goodwin, of
the Evening Star, formerly connected with
the Richmond Times r. S. Davis, Of the
Philadelphia Age; Norman F. Moore, Of
the Alexandria Gazette J. E. Douglas, of
the Alexandria Commercial! Advertiser; R.
E. Dornin, Of the Lynchburg Ne,os; W. J.
Bennett, of the Washington Express; G.
D. Curtis, of the Washington Chronicle and
G. 7. Wilmington, Of the Washington Re
publican. These gentlemen came down to
our city to spend their Christmas. We
hope they enjoyed themselves, and that
they may not be long in making US another
visit, and one of longer duration.
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any insurance on his building, and pre-
sume that none had been effected.
Mr.. Sedgwick's distillery was not at
work, but he intended resuming operations
about the 1st proximo, and had commenced
making preparations to do SO.
Messrs. Magruder Sons had removed 9
portion Of their machinery and fixtures to
their new building, on Twelfth street in
rear of the Gallego mills, and would have
had it all away within the next thirty
days. -
The Southern Fertilizing Company had
several hundred barrels of fish guauo
stored in the building used By the Messrs.
Magruder, on which shere was no insu-
rance.
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RESOLUTIONS On THE DEATH OF Mr.. GILL.
At q meeting Of the President and Directors
of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company held at the Office of the company
on Thursday the Oath instant the following
resolutions were adopted:
"Resolced, unanimously, That the Board
have heard with peculiar regret of the death
of Mr.. Edward II. Gill. Having been twice
in the service Of the company, during q part
of the time under circumstances of more than
ordinary trial, he has for series of years de.
voted himself in an able, efficient, and accept
able manner to the discharge OF the varied and
impor tant duties Of his responsible office, and
it affords the Board 4 melancholy pleasure to
record their high sense of his intelligence, in
tegrity, and faithfnlness rs an officer.
"Re8olued, That q copy of these proceedings
be communicated to Mrs. Gill, and be fur
nished the newspapers for publication"
The Board also, as further testimonial
of their appreciation of the valuable ser,
vices Of Mr. Gill, made donation Of FIVE
hundred dollars to his widow.
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ARRESTS SATURDAY.-FTSt Yard
John Burns, sssaulting and beating Thomas
James Thomas DillWorth, assaulting and
beating the wife Of William F. Griffin
Frederick CARRIER, stealing copper kettle
from C. Y. Morriss Arthur Meacon (ne-
gro), assaulting and beating John Meacon
Harris Brown, threatening to kill Arthur
Friend Israel Spotswood (negro), assault
ing and beating his wife.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SAMPSON JONES, JR., & co. will sell at
their warehouse, Fifteenth street between
Main and Cary, at 10 A. NJ, wines, liquors,
and groceries. Iaa .-
GODDIN Will sell at his
office at u M. one. seventh interest in valu-
able improved real estate on Main and
Broad streets. ,n,.#..s .a-
E. GATHRIGHT, 1888 Main street, will sell
Mt 10 A. NJ. household and kitchen furni.
ture, dry goods, clothing, SO. E
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LEFT FOR New KENT.-Detective
O'Dwyer aud Policeman Keegan left Sa-
turday morning for New Kent Courthouse,
having in charge Alexander Gardner, the
escaped murderer and incendiary.
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SUPPOSED TO BE SToLEN.-Mr. F. G. Will
son took lot of jewelry from small ne
gro boy on Christmas day, which he pre-
sumed had been stolen. The owner may
get it by calling at Ills Main street and
proving property.
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A TRAIN OF CHEAP WooD will be sold to
those unable to buy at the regular prices on
Tuesday afternoon next on Brood street.
Dir. Parker has authorized his agent to sell
any quantity from one stick up.
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LETTER FROM BOSTON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

UNIQUE VIEWS FROM THE HOTEL WINDOW
MONUMENTS AND GRAVES IN CoPP's HILL
CEMETERY-FoRT WARREN-THE CAPITOL
AND IT'S ORNAMENTS, INCLUDING THE FROG
PoND-JoHN HANCoCK's MANsION-REBEL
FoRTIFIcATIoNsAT DoRCHEsTER-PHILAN-
THRoPIsTs Mr.. sUMNER-wITCHEs-NI
GERs-MILEs sTANDIsH-DoNKEYS.
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CRAZY NEGRo.-On Friday morning a
crazy negro was found in the woods some
three miles from the city in great physical
pain. He was picked up, brought to the
city, lodged in the Third Ward station, and
was sent on Saturday morning to Howard
Grove hospital for treatment.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND POsToFFICE DECRM-
BER 2S, 1S69.-Mrs. NJ. Williams, New York
city; T. Hennessey, Washington, D. Co.;
Mrs. Eliza Olley, Loudoun county, Va.
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Big DINNER TO THE CoNvIcTs.-Super-
intendent Wardwell, Of the penitentiary,
spread before the convicts under his charge
a sumptuous dinDer on Christmas day,
which they I'LL seemed to enjoy very much.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire Friday morning
about o'clock was occssioned by the burn
ing of the roof Of frame house in an alley
north of Broad near Monroe street owned
by Mr.. Densler. It caught from sparks
from foul chimney, but was extinguished
before much damage was dc ,e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-28

CRY CoUNcIL.-A called meeting Of the
City Council will be held this afternoon q.
O'Clock to make further provision for the
destitute poor.
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DEsTRUcTIyE FIRE IN New KENT.-Last
Thursday the dwelling of Mr.. Theodore
Chandler, about four miles from New Kent
Courthouse and near the Pamunkey river,
was totally destroyed by fire, together with
the most Of MIR. Chandler's furniture. He
had about $500, in greenbacks in the house,
which were also consumed.
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BURGLARY.-The stable Of Mr.. E. P.
Powell, on Marshall street, was entered on
Thursday night and set Of valuable car
riage harness carried off.
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TRUSsEs.
DUPTURE.-AYRES TRUSS.

III 30 u- TF-o.f -. -.
the AYRES TRUSS certain relief. uiid In many
instances q radical cure, for the afliction. This
Truss La constructed on an entirely new principle,
and Is the result Of the personal experience OF the
inventor for forty years. On mere inspection It
commends Itself for simplicity. evident. utility,
with the Objectionable steel spring, and may be
readily adapted TO che various forms OF hernia as
any case that is reducible may be relieved. Some
three ounces), and the perfect comfort with which
1t can be worn at night. II has been pronounced
by Of the most eminent surgeons OF this coun-
try rs the very best In use. The inventor has
opened an ONCE for the sale OF this truss at No.
1919 Main street, over the old stand OF Mitchell d
Tyler, where he respectfully invites the medical
faculty TO call and examine them. ~. - -
no 50-lm SAMUEL AYRES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-28

HOLIDAY PRKsESrs.- Diamond, seal, and
signet rings, scarf pins, sleeve and bosom buttons
handkerchief holders ard enanelled bands sets
Of diamonds. pearis-ctr,scan and coral watches,
chains, charms seals, and keys; rich silver pieces
in cases, and great variety Of rare and beautiful
presentation goods opening to-day st
! 8! s.-#p ST - siB aNowLAN & cog ~
! Eqs -~gfta corner Main and Tenth streets.
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Burwe1 Tazewell (negroes), steaiing three
dollars worth Of wood from 81. u Is. Hs
CoareIl.a Continued until to-day.
Cornelius Coleman (negro) stealing wood.
nsack c~<vod 49,. + ,E... sy-yr -re... W.

AEKGLrcrEp CoUGYs, COLD or soKE THRoxr,
which might be checked by q simple remedy IKE
"BaowNs BRONCHIAL. TRocHks,'' y allonedto
progress may terminate seriously. For bronch!tiA
astbm,, catarrh, and consumpsfve ccngns The
TRocHes'' are used with advantage, giving oftea-
times immediate relief. singers and public speak
ers will find them also excellent 70 clear the voice
and render articulation wonderfully easy.
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II. ELLYsoN q co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, aud the northern cities, nt pub
lishers' rates for cash. Apply at this eflce. 49, :.
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4 Do NOT sUFFER.--When bright, warm hres can
be so quickly. conveniently, and cheaply made
with the prepared wood from the Steam Fuel Fac.
tory, there is excuse for suffering this winfry
weather Zee advertisement and order it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-28

We ARE INDEBTED to Turner for Oscar
Bertrand-a novel-by Miss II. E. Brad
don.
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PARDoNs GRANTED.-The applications of
Beverly johnson, convicted in the county
court of Prince Edward of stealing bacon
and sentenced to one years confinement in
the penitentiary; George Washington (ne-
gro), convicted by the Hastings Court of
Petersburg Of a misdemeanor and seq
gang (pardon appliedYor by mayor, other
officers Of the city, and citizens, on the
ground of good behayier) Frank Harris,
convicted in county court of Goochland of
grand larceny and sentenced to five years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary, were
granted by Governor Wells on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-28
AGRICULTURAL.

STRAW CUTTERS, .ase7 "a .,cras
- CORN SHELTERS.
~ n .rrT' WELL FIXTURES 40.
A large and well-selecte,i stock OF
AGRICULTURAL IhPLEMENTS lF
mons PALMER TURPIE.
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UAY PRESSES. atfsgr ,gr
A HAY PRESSES,
BALING WIRE, &C.

We are now prepared 10 furnish the OLD Do.
MINION HAY PRESS, which is the best horse
power press, and the INGERSOLL, which Is the
hest hand hay-press, In rlse. The first we maze,
and the latter we sell at manufacturers prices.
ANNEALED WIRE, suitable for baling shrckr,
hay, or straw, for sale at New York prices
The advantages OF baling hay are 30 well UNDER
.stood as TO need no assertion. We therefore Only
say that we can furnish PRESSES and WIRE on
the most favorable terms. Our stock OF STRAW
CUTTERS and ICORN-sHELLERs cannot be
exceIled. II. NJ SMITH 3 CO.,
no n-d&wt15Ja N"& nm Manufacturers.
MORN SHELTERS, CUTTING BOXES,
" CHURNS WELL FTXTUEESthe@ best
patterns southern pianufacture--for sale By orng
4~-I1 sH# ALLISON q ADDISON,
NOT lt2o Gary street.
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AJOTICE TO sHIPpERs.- The boats Of
~ the JAMES HIYER { Nd KANAWHA Ca
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock Is nauN
promptly at Il II. ON TUESDAYS, THURspAYs,
and SATURDAYS, fsf ~
preisht and toIls on goods FOR Lynchburg and be-
yond collected on delVeri, or prepaid at the OPP
lion OF the clipper. Freight received and de-
uvered It my oace, On the dock. lu rgttstgs
Way Gcigh. Wdli NO. be delivered t!u charges are
gsid a.4E..sE1 tE#ta $500 .st#&sH tjss3
de- dell '''N ' EDWlRD DILLON, Agent.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
fr|~f
MINIATURE ALMANAC, DEoBNBEa %, 1858
Sun rises .........7.1sI Moon sets. ........ 6.ee
Sun SETS. ..........4.4S High tide, p. M..fS.4o
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER rs.
ARRIVED. Jat .EfsH&s3a
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatun.
rte.tic ~ SAILED. u IL t8sG3d
Steamer State OF, Maryland, Trayers, Balh.s
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveysa
Williams saT 5T1w @Dr6a 9af G3fi2E3 !"
Steamer J. W. Eyer,nan, Vance, Philadel-
iphia, merchandise and passengers, w. T.
Steamer Aloemarle, Couch, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. @. Dunhar1 b Go.
Brig (f3ritishl Alice Loud, Rio Grade Gel
Sui, flour, Gallego Manufacturing Company.
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REMOVALS.

nANIEL K. WEISIGER, GENERAL
IL COMMISSION MERCHANT AND AGENT
for the sale Of Il. T. Pilkinton,s popular brands
or MANUFACTURED and SMOKING TQBAl,-
COS has removed to the southwest corner or Msfn
and Fourteenth streets. q >. .5i..5s 81.
be attended to by D. X. Weisiger. del-ln
A C. PULLIAM, REAL ESTATE
Ae AGENT AND AUCTIoNEER, has re-
moved to southwest corner OF Main and Fourteenth
streets where he will be pleased 10 have bis friends
and patrons TO call de Lin
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Rows.-On Christmas day the corner
of Twenty-ffth and Main streets was the
scene of what at one time was thought by
the bystanders would turn into general
riot, but the friends of the two parties who
were the originators Of the difficulty inter
fered and carried them off. The Basin
sin bank and Robert Sprigg's dance-house
were the scenes of several disorders, mostly
among negroes and very low class of
white men. The police interfered and ar
rested several Of the party. A negro was
arrested in the Third Ward by police Off
GER, and was followed to the cage by an an
cry crowd Of drunken negroes, who threat
ened to take him from the ststion-house.
With the exception of these disturbances
the day passed off quietly.