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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-24

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge
Underwood presiding.-The grand jury was
in session yesterday, but its proceedings
were not made public.
The Judge called through the common
law and equity dockets, but found no cases
ready for trial. He then announced that
the common law docket would be taken up
again to-day ut 10 A. NJ, and called for the
last time, except as to cases specially re-
served
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The attention of the medical profession and OF
the public generally is called to the sale Of the
valuable MEDICAL LIBRARY and other personal
property Of the late DR.. LAWRENCE RoANE
WARING. on Wednesday, November 9th. Sale al
his late Office on Franklin street, at IL O'Clock.
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"B. &. GARY.
"P. II. MAYO,
SAMUEL N. BAILEY,
"GARRET i. WATSON.

Samuel NJ. Bayley, Esq; presented ana read TO
the meeting the following letter received from the
Tobacco Association OF Philadelphia
AT a special meeting OF the Tobacco Trade OF
vemser Goth, 1850, the president, Mr.. j. Rlnaido
Sank In lifting terms announced the very sudden
DEATH at the Continental Hotel; OF Mr.; Al WI
Noting, an old and highly respected tobacco lner-
T. II. Vetterein, committee was appointed to
prepare suitable resolutions Of respect and SYM
pa!hTyf !Tfo corom,t.s. ~. orro,r,ea and IN few
minutes rrportEd the following
w hereas the Tobacco Trade OF Philacelgnil
death of Mr.. \. W. Noting, of Richmond, Va,
4. Resolred, That, acruated by feelings OF
'brotherly love no less taa4 BY 8 sense Of duty,
the members OF this Assoc lation VII psrfor,n
those kind offices for the deceased during the
absence OF his Immediate relatives as the occa.
sion demands and that, although dying alone and
away from the endearing associations of home and
kindred, his remains are not among strangers or
those Indifferent ~ the duties OF the hour.
~. Resolved, That the members OF this As5ociah
ton Ito many of whom Mr.. Noting has been per-
sonally known for many years. tender .heir sym
pathy and coincidence to the members OF his fani-
regret that The sad circumstances OF the pre-
cluded The possibility Of their acting until after his
decease-
80. Resolued, That the commercial interests of
the country and especially the tobacco traje, has
In the decease OF Mr.. a. w. Noting suffered 3
great loss, and that the name he has left behind
him for honesty, Integrity, and exalted business
character, viii ever be esteemed by lis as bright
example, and stimulate US to I like honorable Gu
reeT. .-.... -.
"a. Resolved, That committe OF this Assocla-
tlon be appointed for the purpose OF taking charge
OF the scmains of Mr.. A. w. Noting until the
relati yes arrive In the city. - s. 4s sfs. j.
IS. ReSolred, That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the family OF the deceased, and also to
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DELEGATES to the meeting Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad are invited To call Mt the old
established house of 7. :. BALDWIN and get their
winter outiit-unsurpassed in style and cheapness.
4 heap OF goods for little money can be had ct
BALDWIN, corner above the post-olicc.
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STILL LEAv1SG.-From thirty to forty Of
our colored citizens passed down the Dan.
vile railroad yesterday on the way to Indi'
ana. An employment agency here adver
tiscs for l0,0 600 to 90 South.
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The remains of Mr.. Z. Q. jenkins, for
merly resident Of this city, who died in
Norfolk Oh Sunday last, win arrive here at
II A. NJ. to-day, A committee of Jefferson
Lodge of ,Odd-Fellows will meet them at
the depot and escort them to Hollywood
Cemetery. Agt.lsa q. -
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2irl1mond dispatch,
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER q, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCfI''
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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GOLD PENS.-GEoRGE L. BIDGooD, i2l7 Main
street, has just opened n splendid assortment OF
Fairchild's Gold Pens, Pencils, Peu-IIolders, etc.
The styles are new and beautiful.
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NJ EIIYSOS & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin in Virginia, North Caro-
Ina Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates, for cash. Apply ut this Office.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Candy has removed
+. X. Farrar, commissioner in chanceTy for
Amelia county, and appointed R. A. Chris
tian in his place.
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Excellent lkcuesscS Of the late DIR. WAXING
ran be oh, aimed at c. r. REFS < Co.'S Gallery 1T
twcuty-iyp cents each.
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FREE SCHOOL OrENED. Another of the
primary schools Miss Hattie w. Rogers,
teachcr,) will open this morning at Mrs.
Solomon's, on Twenty-siXth street between
Nj and y.
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DOCKLAND LIME.-300 barrels Just
Ia received IN store, aud 1,eoo barrels expected
In few days.
NOD .r... ..-,....... \. S. LEE. a
r IME, LINE, LIME.-WILSON2S
SUPERIOR f VIRGINIA LIAfE.-FULL
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.-Having
erected at considerable cost the largest kiln
In the United States, constructed on the most ap-
proved plan, WE INTEND TO UNDERSELL
THE NORTHERN LIME, and we invite atten-
tion to this VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. The stone
barrels are full size.
.AGRICULTURAL LIME viii be delivered at
all points on james river and on the canal, slaked
- w. G. TURPIN Il CO., Manufactnrers,
pF Rockville, Botetourt county, Va.
Address ~ - DILLON.& ELLETT, = Z
.sss,sp7.r General Agents, 1908 Dock street,
ocl1--3lr sossi !Ea 15lL.S TggTrSRichmond, Ye
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
n THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE NOVEMBER
81, 1S69.-Mrs. Dr. Brown, John Christian,
Richmond, Va; William II. Christian,
Baltimore, Md; Ella Cox lcolorcdl, Lam
caster Courthouse, Va. Mrs. +. {. Kulter,
Lynchburg, Va. Colonel Marmaduke
johnson, Richmond, Va; Henry c. keelcr,
Lewisboro', n. Y: NJ. Y. c., box Al, Rich
mond. Va. Mrs. Lidia Nash, Cartersyille,
Va. Henry Clay Starke. Memphis, Tenn;
Messrs. Southland tS Co., New York ; George
B. Washington, Guiney's Station, Va.
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MAYORS CouRr-Mayor Chahoon presi-
dis,g.-Tom Howard, Jim Moore alias John
son, and Alec johnson, (colored, arrested
for stealing n lot Of cheap coats from the
store of Weisiger e Co., were disposed of
as follows: Howard sent on for felony,
Moore for misdemeanor, and johnson dis
charged.
George Phillips and Ned Thompson (co-
lored), charged with stealing a monkey
wrench from w. j. Duggin last July, were
examined and acquitted.
Mary Scott (colored) was sent on for in
dictinent for stealing $40 from John Cor
mick.
John Brooks (colored) was fined three
dollars for discharging pistol iu the street,
thereby endangering the lives of citizens.
Glenn Young (colored), charged with as
saulting Rosa Nelson and destroying her
furniture, was fined $3.50, put under bonds
for his good behavior, and ordered to return
the furniture.
John Chesterfield (coloretD was required
to give security for his good behavior for
assaulting Mary Leary.
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COMMON CoUNcIL.-John Viles has been
appointed a member of the Common COun-
Gil of Richmond, to fill vacancy.
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OYSTERS,
RESTAURANTS.
VETELLE,

ZETELLE' -. e.
s.- No. 1909 MAIN STREET,
90 = ! begins the cold season with renewed
&E E,kY energies and increased resources. The
@M&y public will lind in his larder every
luxury that Is produced within the United States.
He offers everything in season here. and dclica-
cies of the tropics. TAME and WILD FOWL
OF water and land Of ali sorts, NEN1SON, OIS-
TIERS, FISH, TERRAP1NS, and DOMESTIC
MEATS, OF the very best, selected with skill and
He has the best of cooks, under the direction Of
French artist, master of the profession. His
tables In the main saloon and his suit Of dining
rooms for parties supplied with dishes TO Order
from the palmer sorts to the most elegant equal to
any prepared In Paris. Parties entertained wi
entire privacy and comfort.
He win supply parties and families promptly
with Meats, Fish, oysters, Game, Pastry, Dessert,
and Wines and Liquors.
He viii cater for those In town and country who
desire uncooked supplies, ensuring the best the
market affords at the most reasonable charges.
His Bar is supplied with the choicest LIQUORS
and WINES. This he warrants. Mixed drinks
prepared by the most skilful brewer In the city.
Grateful for past favor, lie Invites the public to
continue its patronage. and promises the most
faithful and prompt filling OF orders. 20
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SEEAW EHS.

,r NORFOLK, PORTS-cIlEIsj
L'th,.r, ANp ALL REGULAR ,fs2s.as.~
i xtS'h TIE JAMES RINER.-Ihc iass
LANil,1ani IA elegant UNITED STATES !, nHlR steamer
Cartain q. G. GrFToRD,
r,.r r. Al Rockets for the ahoTe-namcd
@ Se MoNPAhf Nhoa NJ and SSDM returns rs % ON Tues
~ Thursdays, and Saturdays; ., o. oo,-
d4,,>. .Sr. arrive IN &9ri%S In time TO ,s CON
,,.jE steamers for Baltimore ana poih'>
>g5;93 leave City Point for Petersburg on arri'
"a: r,-ct %, tH Norfolk, s.: S2:SG,,-,rr So
,r.a Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdafis' Saturif'
VI. 10 q! ", for Norfolk snae rortSmontn Ill.,
!"~'2u,. Gay and all regular landings on james
~. D. .rrasonatrc rates.
@' WiiXHtA&Ei. %ltARGmh.ii ,aas. he prepaid.
lT,!."> ''' l.. L. TATUM, Agent.
AifE " oflCc. steamers wharf.
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sEsL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
Il A small FARM near Richmond, with good
buildings ard in good condition. viii be sold on
fair terms. For further information apply TO me
on the premises, or to Kew. w. w. BENNETT,
editor Christfus AdrOcate. ). X. SCOTT,
no 2O-iwt River road, near Mancnesler.
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FALL, 1869. GRAND OPENING.

invites his patrons and the public generally to
examine his large and varied stock OF
% FOREIGN FABRICS.
suitable for gents wear, which he VIII put up In
the finest style ut moderate prices;
All goods are warranted to be OF The FINEST
QUALITY.
above house, where he will be pleased to serve his
friends. ~ Sc 3o-2m
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


DOUKS-13lS MAIN STREET.-RAN-
ID DOLPU X E%GLISII have for sale large
stock OF LAW tnew and oldl, MEDIGAL
SCHOOL, AGRICULTURAL, and SlICELLA-
NEOUS BOOKS; GIBLES, PRAYER and
NNMN-BOOKS: AhBuMS. ct.. STATION
ERY WRITING-DESKS, L o RT + y 1OS,
MATliEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, GAMES,
etc. -
nLARIES AND ALOIANACS for 1870 in
POCK ET-BOOKS and dPORTE-MONNAIES,
BLANK and BOOKS, large
assortment; ,,,o, ,
Portable WRITING DESKS and PORTFOLIOS,
COLD PENS and POCKET pENCn-C CASES,
Superior PEN and POCKET-kNlYES,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
ALBUMS FORAUTOGRiPIfS,
BACKGAMMON BOXES, CIIESSNEN,
PAPER FOLDERS and ERASERS.
Elegant NOTE-PaPER and ENVELOPES,
WEDDING and VISITING CARDS, engraved or
printed 10 order; together with everything desira-
BILE in the STATIONERY LINE,
oc2s WOODHOCSE & PARHAM.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HoUeE,l
RICHMOND, VA, october 81, 1860.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
L OF THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, announces
that he has leased the BALLARD HOUSE, imme-
datcly opposite, and from this date both houses
VII be conducted under his management AS pro-
lrlc.cr Of The same
h" two houses win be connected, as in former
Wears by covered bridge, so a. to form practi-
cniiy one establishment. The union of these two
!i1l"i,, 50 long and favorably known, VIII enable
AodaiOns 10 the travelling public, and he can con-
L@cntly say that no more commodious, complete,
or attractive, establishment can be found in any
part OF the southern States.
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOATe-|sIr,

EDIN HAINN STEA ANBVAI gIrlflLa
4 CoMPANY.-Stcamcrs STATE sSSazsstsssss:s sSasaiss.
'F MARYLAND and IETEESBURG.-Chcap
r,Iiahlr. ana safe roatc to Baltimore, Savannah,
Erstan. ana the West. Iri-wc.kly line 10 Balti-
more. making close connections with steamers TO
Philadelphia. No trHnshipmcnt OF goods be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Balti-
M-.r eyt-y TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SA-
ItEnNN. leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day except Sundaysl up
i'fo'ci"cS T.. NJ. These steamers nave excellent
taI"", statcrOon. aud passenger raccomLnodations.
rare ~ meals and statcroom extra. For freight
or passage, applyio
HAEVEYS K WILLIAMS, Agents,
an 10 Commercial Block.
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the Tobacco Exchange Of Richmond, and that
they be published .sWILLIAM VI. ABBEY.
s.TH. II. VETTERLEfS,
H.JACOD NJ. DUNCAN.
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JACOB M. D:,o DrSCAS:;,
.sUntcr the fourth resolution the following gen
ttemen were appo.lted-yiZ., Messrs. David o.
McCammon. Til. II. Ectterlein, and L. Herbert.
"On motion, Mr.. J. Fl. Hudson, or Richmond,
Va. was invited to act with the committee"
On motion. It was ordered that the communica-
ton he enrolled upon the books OF the Association,
aud that il committee be appointed to respond TO
the feeling md fraterual resolutions.
The committee being appointed presented the
following: 49,
AT meeting OF the members of the Tobacco
Trade OF this city held the eod Instant the un-
derslgned were appointed IL committee 20 respond
to your communication announcing the action Of
the Tobacco Trade Of the city of Philadelphia In
reference TO the death In your city OF our felow-
townsman A. W. Melting, Esq.
''In behalf Of the Association of which he was
IN honored member herewith express onr
grateful appreciation and tender our earnest
thanks for the frut.rnal kindness and neishoorly
attention rendered on the sad occasion, asais0 our
have bestowed upon the life Of our venerable and
lamcrtcd associate.
with sentiments of the highest regard, we re-
main, gentlemen.
Yours, very respectfully.
'.B {. GRaY.
.'P. II. MAYO,
SAMUEL NJ. BAYLEY.
"GARRET I. WATSON.
"TO .HeSSrs. William " Abbey, T. II. Vettertetn,
ant Jdcob IL Duncan, Committee, PhHadet-
phiG.'
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen
pall-belrcrs Il. c. Gray. William Marshall, AL
fred T. Harris William j. Yarbrough, William
Y Sheppard.
body. -.....
ON motion, the meeting adjourned.
W. IL. MARTIN, President.
II. 4. MiIlS, Secretary.
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TTNO TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS
L SCHOOL, BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
whoIesal le and retail, at JOHN II. WALSH'S No.
il6 Broad street. Just received = fresh supply OF
SCHOOL-BOOKS and SCHOOL and OFFICE
STATIONERY which will be sold Ut very low
prices Great Inducements to TEACHERS. Tho
current literature or the day kept on hand and new
hooks received us soon published. sc 70
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,sUsrC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c.
MUSIC, MUSICAL 1NSFRUMENTS,& &c.
NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC!
NEW MUSIC!
HALF PRICE. HALF PRICE
TWO DOLLARS WORTH FOR ONE DOLLAR.
FOR CASH ONLY! NO CREDIT!

Owing to the very large stock, consisting OF all
publications in the United States, together with
great variety of FOREIGN MUSIC, ]. MARSH,
from Philadelphia has located mt 3ls Main street,
Richmond. Va, and TO introduce his extcnslrS
stock i'm this section will offer the public MUSIC
AT HALF PRICE
orders by mail or express promptly executed:
Y. B.-PfA NOS and other MUSICAL lNsIKU-
MENTS will also be offered ut importers ana man-
uiacturcrs prices, for cash ouly. y. MARSH.
no 22-eOdlm gls Main street, Rlchmond, va.
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NOTICE.-The BOATS of sse-SEEsNMss
IN my line win leave the Basin ESSss@zsss.sasIa
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS anasA-
TURDAYS. ..veer-g .s,..,ssse,sfs 3. j z,pRssta
Frelghts tasrn for al peiats on the Canal, s,,.,
euT r. A. HILL, Agent.
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RDARDENG AND LODGING.

pOARD.-A very pleasant ROOM Oh the
II third floor. with BOARD, suitable for II eeu-
,lc!nouam and his wife or two gentlemen, can be
htIat us Franklin street. Also, STABLE FOX
RENT tt the same place. no o2-StH
NlChEkSON HOTEL,
v COLUMBIA, s. c.
- M-5m% VI. \. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
VI ON / MENTAL HOTEL, CORNER OF
VI NINTH AND GRACE STREETS, RICH
NpHD, "a, las been newly Gitcd.up. tndls now
l.c Ior Tho accommodation oi the travelling pub
De. II l. directly opposite The Capitol Square and
II. I'lul'> church. All reasonable means Will be
"munyCG 10 please guests.
TERMS - p"r day.
Day and monthly hOardcrs VIII be accomnoda-
'"t on rc@sunaGl" terms.
(. i. HARRINGTON & CO.,
Proprictors.
&. J. SCAMMELL, Manager; j. L. DICKINSON
Clark. 30--lm
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j. L. CARRINGTON.

referring 10 the above card, take pleasure In
say'ng that IN retiring from the management or
lhr Ballard House cordially recommend my sue
rcSsor, Mr.. j. l.. CARRINGTON, and trust that
!r may continue 10 receive the patronage OF my
friends and the public, which for the past twenty
Years n"s been so literally extended TO me.
ocI--lm JOHN 7. BALLARD.
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%fOTSWOOD HOTEL, -
- RICHMOND. VA.
The undersigned, having leased this the only first
class hotel located on Main street, aud within one
siuarc of the capitol, post-ctice, custom-liouse,
theatre, and the great northern and southern rail-
E9ad depots, respectfully Inform the public that 1T
- NOW OPEN. IL VIII be thoroughly renova-
scts and rcfurnighcd 70 some extent.
i!ls hytcl is world-renO%ned as the headquar-
ltrG OF the President and Cabinet officers Of the
ate Confederacy. II also contains the historic
rooms Of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
aud Chief Justice Chase. a.
The travelling public are cordially invited t.
make their home 1T the Spotswood, where they
rlll tind every comfort and delicacy that this and
ClNer markets can supply.
Express and Telegraph Office In the buildings
j. N. SUBIETT,
c. IL. LUCK, s.arr'
w. b. BISHOP, a.
nye PropristorS.
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MORRIS NELSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. l425 MAIN STREET,
is receiving the largest stock Of goods brought
to this city, consisting Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERESS and NESTINGS,
to be made up In the best style and at very LOW
rates by cutting down high profits.
Special attention Is pa Id 10 getting up garments
adapted to the needs OF merchants and lahorng
ship, and stylish cut, make up an attractive COM
bnation.
Add to these merItorious features low price and
fair dealing, we feel sure Of winning every time
when patronized by appreciative customers.
am in need of PANT HANDS. None need APP
ply except the very best, accompanied with sam
pie of work.
n BIO the officers and members Of the Me-
tropolitan Police force would say have just re-
cciycd the best o + BLUE CLOTH and DOESkIN
and OVERCOATISG, full suits of which pro-
pose TO make up upon liberal terms. Give me
call. ocSo-eodlm
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT:-At meeting OF the
Tobacco Association of Richmond held al their
Exchange Tuesday, November ~, 1863, ". X.
Martin tvicc-presdent) In the chair. the President
announced In feeling and appropriate terms the
sad intelligence OF the sudden death OF our .cnera-
BILE and esteemed friend and associate y. ". Aolt-
ing. Esq. ,l.
On motion the Chair appointed Il committee Of
four draft resolutions suitable 10 the sad occa
sion.
The committee, after retiring, returned and pre-
sented the following:
'sWhereas we are called upon to give express
sion 10 our feelings at the announcement OF the
sudden death % our venerable and esteemed frlend
and associate A. w. Solting, Esq, whilst We
would humbly bow TO the inscrutible VIII OF Al
mighty God, we here record the sad tribute Of our
admiration and esteem for one whose long and eN-
emplary course OF life as merchant, citizen, and
friend, had rendered. him conspicuous ornament
to the community In which he SO long resided and
by his dignity Of character. affaole and courteous
manners, endeared himself to all who enjoyed his
acquaintance
ii. Pesr;rPd. That with unfcigned sorrow of
heart we denlore the sad truth that We SiiuI no
more see his venerable form and genial lace la
our daily walks.
40 Rssolred, That we tender our warmcst SYM
pathy and coincidence TO his stricken and bereaVed
Family and relatives.
80. Resclred, THAT a, copy OF these proceed
ings be daily signed ana communicated 10 the
family Of the deceased.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.


COX'S GELATINE,
" C0OPER'S ISINGLASs.
CANNED GOODS Of all kinds,
CITRON,
LAYER RAIsINs in whole half and quar-
ter boxes
ALMONDS.
NUTS Of all kinds.
MALAGA GRAPES.
SEEDLESS RAlSINS,
SARDLNES
EDAM CHEESE,
CATAWBA GRAPES,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES,
CORDIALS, &C.
In fact, everything that can be asked for in the
CONFECTIONERY LINE
you can find at
no2t-tlJan ANDREW PIzzIN1 & co.'s.
GO TO c. z1NNER, Err
BUY YOUR CHR1STMAs TOYS
rIREW0RKs.
I have on hand very large and attractive lot OF
FIREWORKS
and
CII IRIS MA s TOYS,
which am determined to sell at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
MY OWN MANUFACTURED
CANDY TOYS
embrace over
ONE THOUSAND DIFFERENT Fl'rIRES,
all suitable fill the stockings OF your little dar
lings. and ornament your Christmas trees.
''''''''l''''' 'lO - {: ziMMER,
G. ZIMNER,
l543 Main street.
offer the above goods to dealers at Baltimore
ININCE-MEAT! MINCE-MEAT :! I!
TO BAKERS HOTELS, BOARDING-HoUsE
- KEEPERs AND PRiyATE EAMILIES: ~
Just received 5000 pounds Of this superior Meat,
warranted uncquallcd put up In barrels, half bar
rels tubs jars and cans, all ready for use; nothing
TO do but make the crust and bake your pies.
As agent for the manufacturer, Will supply the
LOUIS J. BOSsIEUX,
no2o Confcctioner, 1912 Main street.
VHRISTMAS GOODS .-NIince-Meat,
" Gcatinc, Layer and Sccnlcss Raisins, Cur
rants. CitrOn. Lemons Cooking Wine, Rum, Ba-
kcr's Chocolate and Cocoa, Tapioca, and Il gene;
raI assortment OF choice Family Groceries, oll
'''''''' > ~ GEORGE A: HuNDLEY,.
no 20 5?s Broad street.
CANNED FRUITS AND NEGETA-
y BLEs ut reduced prices;
The hensa 1s%24S G5TEk &TEkS and nEkIf shDIIE j ss
CROSSE ROSE I ( f EEAc cKWELL;s ported HAN; y
FLA NtklSr FAl . (' iiHc 'SSoi tiHciitI.
PRESERVED GINGER,
CURRANT JELLY,
FRENCH MUSTARD,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE Lea Perrins's),
EDAM and S4lPSAGO CHEESE.
MUSHROOM, WALNUT, and TOMATO CAT
BLAC CkBERRI VINE by the gallon or by the
few 'si gallons ali; of DOMESTIC GRAPE WINE,
pure and delicious:
HOLLAND GIN.
PURE JAMAICA SPIRITS,
SCOTCH and IRISH WH1SltfG, -. -.
COOKING. TABLE. and MEDICINAL w INES
| and BRAEDlES,
| I'm great variety, 1T y. u: MIDI
! no - III Broad street.
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TERRINGS.-G00 barrels HERRINGS,
L L I'm prime order, In store and to arrive direct
from Gloucester.
no Q =. q. TARD1 q Co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER "a, 1889.
Sun rises s........ 7.Os Moon riscs.......... 80
sun sets 4.52 High tide. rs
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uERRINGS! HERRINGS! I'VE offer
L L to the trade 300 barrels MAGDALENE HER
RINGS, in prime order.
J.B BLAND & CO.,
oc 25--3m 1924 Cary street.
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SO BAGS JAVA, LAGUAYRA, and
% no4 nv ~ tCtiLXMBERLAYNE I & JONES.