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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-01

HUsTrNGs CouRT-GRAND AND PETIT JU-
RoRs FOR DECEMBER, The following special
grand jury has been summoned for the term
or the Hastings Court commencing next
Monday A. D. ToWnes, j. II. Montague,
Coleman Workman, John Ahern,- W: 5
Donnan. William fra Smith, J. q. viii
liams, W. ]. YarOrough, Elijah Baker,
Reuben A. Lacy.
The following is a list of the petit jury
E. D. Christian, A. L. Elicit, e. II. Hutche'
son, Isaac Hollander. P. H. Mayo, f. T
Pecor, r. W. Powers, WIG. Paine. Thoma;
q. Peyton, Conrad Sauer, j. B. Suit, J. D.
K. Sleight. James f. Tyler, L. ". Wise,
John Z. Womble. W. 3. Warwick, Joseph
n. Willis, G. G. Walter, John G. Andrews,
C. A. Baldwin, Clifford Bargamn, Clai-
borne Barksdale, John X. Chlldrey, II. e.
Carter, Miles Cary, James G. Deat0u. G. L
Davenport, Charles e: Dibrell, 3. II
Epps, Jr., and William Green.
The case of Martin Alley, under indict.
mcnt for killing Robert Petway, will be
taken up on the assembling of court on
Monday. Judges Ould and Crump are
counsel for the defence.
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FUND FoR REMOVAL OF COSPEDERATE
DEAD. FROM GETTYSBURG BATTLE FIELD
At recent meeting Of the HOLLYWOOD Me-
morial Association Of this city the follow
ing communication was received {:
"1,o the Ladies of the HozEyeood Memorial
| association i I Z E 4,
"In the name Of the Gettysburg Com
mittee, l hand you, Through your treasurer,
| Mrs. f. II. Brown, negotiable notes. bear
Ing interest from July, 1871, for SI,sS6,18,
being the amount collected by this commit
tee to aid you in the work of removing the
dead from the battlefield Of Gettysburg,
Penn. q, Il II -, .. i c.
"This sum would have been given to
you at an earlier day but for the unaYoida-
Bile delay consequent upon the mtsfortunes
which involved the house where our de-
posits were made.
Trusting that the work will 60 rapidly
on, I am respectfully. yours, cJ.-8-..
Mrs. 6. w. RANDOLPH. :.
s'for Gettysburg Committed"
The Hollywood Association accepted this
trust with sincere thanks, and took mea-
sures to secure the prompt fulflment of the
pledge. a further financial statement will
be made, after careful estimates are OBJ
tanned, rs TO the cost Of the work. -iEt--
l. E. Fl. BROWN, Secretary ~
Hollywood Memorial Association.
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THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY:

FIGHT AT TIE CUsToM-HorsE.-G.C G. Vim
cent, local editor of the National TIrgintdn.
was assaied yesterday in the neighhorhood
of the custom.house by Mr.. S. L. Annable.
late Radical candidate for the Legislature
from Henrico. 1t seems that Vincent had
written IN article in his paper in which he
attributed the defeat of The Republicans in
n5esns nsDsG pSfGns 6cE ] ON The pap
nable seemed TO take this to himself, and
when be met Vincent yesterday wished to
know something about it. Vincent ad.
mitted that he wrote the article, and said It
was true. Thereupon Annable struck him
This blow WAS warded of, and another
knocked of Nincent's bat. The latter then
got out of the way, and neither party was
seriously hurt. Vincent is para.l tic.
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a Shirt Manufacturer Co M m 8
Forgery 10 Indulge In LOttery-Gain'
From the Sew York Sun, November 80.

bling.
From the Sew York Sun, November 90.
The mercantile and banking community
or that small part, ut least, which Eas Deen
let into the secret-Were startled ABOUT a
week ago by rumor that the market had
been flooded with an enormous quantity OF
forged paper bearing the endorsement OF
saIoni & Lindemann, shirt manulacturers; n,
! of SO Leonard street, Well'kno"n anu
bipbIy-respected firm. About the same
time Adolph S. Saroni, one OF the partners,
suddenly disappeared, absconding, as has
since been ascertained, to Cuba. Ihe iacts
have been kept very quiet, but strict IN
yestigation has been going on, and from Tue
evidence thus collected Is the following re-
markable story:
| About eighteen months ago Saroni began
to forge the names Of prominent houses 10
notes for various amounts, and alter en-
Torsjnp them with his own nrm's name to
T. them on the market at discount,
pt -sitjon as bookkeeper and 1lnancler OF
His p, ~sotected him in his netarious hu-
the firm l.. ~taa was to initiate the sigma
stness. His >~u snd western houses,
lures ol SOUTH. "ts niS frm might re;
whose no,es or enc. ',rse o. trade, ana
ceYe bNse IN naner Ias Wad bring iU r price p ans
market, and then either TO sell :. or hays
paper through Wall-street brokers, er In
t discounted By the Ninth National \. : he
porters and Traders Banks. with Whlcn
dealt. The only three exceptions Whieh
are known are the firm Of Isaac fhiliips'
his brother.in-law the rich mouse Oh q;
Alexander & Co., of San francisco, Snu
the house of J. Baum & Co., also OF san
Francisco, both Of which nave ohices Sni -
this city, and upon both of when oaroni
committed some of his heaviest lorgerles'
In every case the paper was received
without hesitation, and, strange 10 say,
during all this time his CRIME was nessi
suspected even by his vile OF MS pal;uIeaSS' p;aIaS
unon whom the discovery oil Ills Wlchea-
ness now falls with all the force OF SUI,
den blow. Somehow. he always contrlYeo
to tuke up each note just before IL Aa.
tured: and, although their forged pape.t
was selling on the street on every sue vi
them. the yictimized firms never seeIheu to
he aware OF 1t. Beginning with smaH
amounts, his wonderful success gfaouaiiy
emboldened him to extend his operations ~
the most reckless manner. Ihere Ii nu
telling where he might have stopped hau
mot the gentleman's attention been draWh
~ n simn,e innovation Of mercantile GUS
to,n The circumstances are these
| NOTE PAID BEFORE MATURITY.
Among the brokers whom saronl employ 4.
ed to sell the forged paper were springer ~
| Co., of Al Pine street. Insse Theu
were among his heaviest Vies1Ils: aa nso ,,or, nn
have already taken up over $Zo'VVp "o' -
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A MANIA FOR LOTTERIES.
Discovery Oh q Mysterious Cave near
The Clty's Cemetery.

From the Eigin Un.l Advocate, horfmbcr IL.
While some urchins We're playing in q
ravine few rods southeast of the ceme-
tery. and about quarter cf mile directly
east of Mrs. Waldron's residence, on Sat
urday, one Of them grasped hazel switch,
which, instead Of hanging on by roots,
came with force, drawing with 1t SOD
and exposing beneath piece Of board. 1t
is said that the urchins were observed by
man who was near at hand sitting under
tree and reading newspaper, and that
on observing the action OF the boys he at
once drove them off. g..
Be this as it may, the boys told Of their
discovery, and on Sunday night the mar
shall, accompanied by four policemen, re-
paired to the ground and watched, without
perceiving anything, until midnight, when
thcy walked up to the spot and commenced
an Investigation. a little effort removed
quite pile of sodding aud hazel brush,
which had been arttully placed IN the loose
sods to elude suspicion, aud then the search.
ers came to frame, made OF Scanlling, COW
ering hole, in the middle OF which hole
there was q trap.door fastened by brass
hinges. This door was swung back. and
he marshal, lantern in hand, craWled into
the cave.
He found regularly constructed hole
eight feet long by three in width and about
four feet high, the floor being covered with
siding, although the bed is of dry gravel.
A CAREFUL search was made, but no tools or
implements by which any clue to the object
of the constructors of the cave could be
followed up were discovered. The NOR.
ticing of the framework OF the doorway
had been made by chisel and tne.toothed
saw, but beyond this nothing IS known
save that the whole arrangement was gotten
up for no good purpose.
It Ia surmised that the cave was dug out
to allow the storing away of bodies snatched
from the cemetery; but it seems to US that iI1
were this the case there would be no need
of a door with brass hinges, us body could
be easily hidden away without all that trou-
bic. II is also true that body-snatchers
don't make o practice. of laying corpses
aside for any length of time,
We incline to the belief that the person
or persons who built or made the e4cava-
tion designed 1t for booty, or. as the rogues les
call it, "swag"; at all events, the whole
matter is mystery that will bear looking
Glto.
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THE SINGING P1LGRIM.-Mr. Philip. Phil
lips, the we'll known singer and author OF
sacred and Sabbath-school music, will give
two concerts in Richmond next week, the
first at Union-Station church on Tuesday
evening, and the second at the Broad Street
Methodist church on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Phillips is the author of much of the
most popular Sabbath.school music of the
day, from the choicest of which his pro.
gramme will be made up on this occasion
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{ LUCK THEoRY-THE DOCTRINE OF

LUSh III h|oPA~'fN'~
~ .nopo IN TEE INSURANCE BusINEss.-A
SaASoVI Saa Vork correspondent, discourslng on
Insurance, MsW says 1.-THE principle of luck rary
sfr,nsey ss NJ u n the matter fires. have seen
the W hest risks in this civ turn out oauty'
and AMI the worst risks out well. Fof !nstanGSe' SiSe'
T M am acouainted with the history OF Eua,u
ING which during the past twenty n keara
has has paid large amount of insurance: ssarad faom
its It's surroundings it has been cohslueleo
extra hazardous, and Mt lens; hve coiipall l,;,l
MES hes have refused it. The, building sIlii aah
stands. . however, while others on I;al Whien
these very companies have issued poiC;ieSs
have have been burned. The company Wnlcn ICE,
insured it when others refused lind IL a very
nrofitable risk, and the writer nas q satong
Conviction that it is not intended to De 1000
for for the fire king. An ordinary observer
would suppose that tenement. hoaseki a,.ii
be very hazardous, and yet they seiuon, ~
burn. The reason Is because there are ~
many to watch the buildings thus occupied;
The worst losses have often been iounu ,
among the very best risks, sueh as lrerprood'
storage warehouses, with iron doors anu
| shutters" ...---
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THIEVES ARRESTED Cross
and George Randolph (ooth colored were
arrested last night by Constable Il. W.
Robinson on warrant issued by Justice
Atlee charging them with stealing S40.10
from Silas Mayo on the 19th of November.
Cross has been arrested seven times by the
slme officer on different charges. and his
accomp ce Is also considered an accom-
plshed rascal.
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CITY TAxEs.-Collector Regnault this
morning notifies taxpayers that he will be
in his office, ut the City Hall, from 8 to u
O'Clock T.. NJ. from now until the 3lst OF
december for the purpose of receiving
from all persons who have already paid one, me
halt Of the city taxes charged to them the
remaining half. He will also receive all
unpaid real and personal tax bills for lS'i.
The ordinance imposes ten per cent. auoi,
tional on parties failing to pay the second
half before the 3lst of December, ana
twenty per cent. additional upon those VINO
fail to pay any before that time.
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A NEW Sw1NDLE.-A man representing
himself as locksmith called at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. w. j. Glenn yesterday and
stated that he had been sent by MIR. Glenn
to take the locks from the doors for repair.
Mrs. Glenn. supposing his statement true,
allowed HIM to take The locks away, and
they are probably by this time in junk
shop. Housckeepers should look out for this
new confidence game.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFF1CE NOVEMBER 30, 1871.
Mrs. NJ. Broadus, Centre Cross, Va. /; NJ,
T. Broadus, Greenvile, n. c.. Cabell &
Vandrer, Lewisburg, W. Va. !; Mrs. S. Ed
wards, Lynchburg III. 3. Heckler, Mrs.
L. Robertson (colored), James Ritchison,
Thomas J. West, Richmond. ..4 ~. 81
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AUCTION SALES Tu.DAY.
cooK & LAuenros will sell a. their

COOK & LAUGnToN will sell at their auc-
tlou-roons a. 20 O'Clock this morning house,
hosd furniture. CARPETS, TO! 8, e..
HIGH CONSTABLE ROSEN will sell at P. n.
four small frame houses corner or Leigh and
Fourteenth streets.
ROBERTSON BRONAUGH will sell a. 3 P.
NJ, in Manchester. valuable milling property
with water-oower att lehed.
GEORGE TiMBERLAKE will sell at t12 N. thir-
ty-two curb-star ds in Second Market.
". GoDDIS will sell at . P. H., on the premises,
the suburban residence occupied by Andrew
Muller, with fourteen lots OF land attached
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Nor YET FoUND.-The body Of David
Jackson, the son Of Branch Jackson Eco.
lored), who was drowned in the canal locks
on Wednesday afternoon, near Eleventh
and Byrd streets, had not been found at a
late hour yesterday evening, though the
water had been twice drawn off and dill.
GENT search made for it.
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CFFICE OF YOBBs 4 HEBBERD
1lj FULTON STREET, NkwiYoRK,
l.

DR.. J. s. Pemberton, Atlanta:
Dear SIr, 1T Is now two years since purchas:d d
from you, In Columbu3, some OF your Globe.
Flo wer Syrup, to take with me to New York for
u:e in my family. My wife, who hid been Suffer
i1g for some time With severe cough and all its
unpleasant accompsniments, after tsking only q
few d,.es was entirely cured. We hive since then
always kept it on hand, and have given 1t to many
OF our friends with universal success; but being
now nearly ou: OF 1t. will thank you to send mt
one tozsn more, or say where I can Chain 1t In
New York.
with best respects, and hoping soon to htar
from you.
Yours respectfully, E. MAITLAND.
Mypr;vate address is L. Maitland, 10? skilman
street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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MARRIAGE L1cENsEs.-During the month
of November tiity.one marriage licenses
were issued from the clerks offlce OIL tne
Hastings Court-thirty-seve 10 Hnl.e per-
sons and fourteen to colored: FROM lne
county clerks Office nine were lssueu' e'sn'
to white couples, and one colored.
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POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-Justice i. j.
Wh'te presiding.-The following cases were
disrosed of:
William L. James (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Joseph Brown, was
fined -.
james Corkling and William Washington
(colored), charged with breaking into the
premises of Shanks Il Barrett and stealing
one tape line and other articles. Continued
until lSt December.
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CHICAGO CoNrRIBUTIoEs.-May Kelley
desires all who have collected and forward
ed from this city contributions to the Chi
cago sufferers to report the amounts il each
case to him, to be entered In statement to
be published showing the aggregate sum
contributed in this city.
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CysRcoArs.-E.B B. srsNCE & soS.

JOB PRINrIaG.-Wecai call the attention Of mer'
:hants, clerks OF courts sherifs, lawyers, rail-.
road, steamship and canal officers and agents. ant
ill others having orders for printing, to the faci.
les offered ct the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB
LIsHMEyT for the prompt and faithful execution
of AL kinds or Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Biu-Heads. Letter Heads,
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DEEDS ED.-One hundred and
fifty.one deeds were recorded in tue clerk
office OF the Chancery Court OF TINS Guy
during the month of November: ana thirly-
eight deeds in the county clerks office.
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r!'NE SUBSCRIBER WILL sS1s<.nssssss
! continue The 40 1,S n Ssazkssas Tsas
fG.NlNhSs IL Lcrclo!oIeht nls-ofo stanos oocA
Itrtct. .,,. ~
Tnsuk'2l for pas. fayors, begs continuance OF
'''( cS:Im. wILLIAMP cox Agen
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Amt II strange that people Will suner win COG
when e. B. SPENCE & soS, ~ laoo nain saee''
h.ye oyercoats to suit every pocket.
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III ETINGS

RICHMOND AsD pASvILLe RAILROAD COIL
RICHMOND, H"re1a bar 30 lS7l
THE TWEEN rY-FOURTH ANNUAL
4 meeting Of he STOCK TDLDER5 HF THE
EICHMOaD AND DANyILLE RA1LROhD
COMPANY VIII be held at the Exchange Hotel
on The SECOND WEDNESDAY, in December,
l3,h proxlmo at L. o clock Nj. J.
The books Of transfer viii be closed on the eth
proxmo until aiser The meeting.
-, - \ ). d. BLAIR, Auditor.
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CONVICT REcEIvED.-Henry Cousins (co.
lored), convicted of burglary in the city of
Lynchburg, was received at the penlten-
tiary yesterday, to be confined for eight
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-ADTERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade Ia
any portion OF the country should advertise In the
papers OF that Section: M ELLYsoN & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted a;
pub1isherb, rates.
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PERsoNAL.-Major j. II. Kelly, member.
elect of the House OF Delegates from Fred
ericksburg, was In the city yesterday.
State Senator Daniel A. Grimsley is also
In town
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F1RE.ALARHs.-T were nine fire.
alarms turned in at different &" fre-boxes
In the city during the month ending No.
yarber 40
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ATroRNEY's TAx.-The collector OF clty
taxes has now received instructions 10 col,
iect Of the law rs the license tax imposes,
upon ther. ~ The City Councii, auo WIN
proceed to do 50 without delay
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FORM OF pgOXY.

RICHMOND AND DANvILEE p. z. COMPANY.
Knop all men by these presents:
That the Iudersigned do hereby con-
stirule and appoint - r. attorney - Tor
- ID in il4ne, tn vote on sll questions that
m sy be brought he orc the meeting Or tue stock.
holders OF the Richmond and Danville Railroad
c, mpany TO be held At - on -. the - oay
of --- or ut any adj urned meeting thereof, here
by ratify ing MI IN" sets of - ,a4id at orney
IN the premises. fully as II - were present and
v ting in -rscn.
= hsnd his = d,y of no 3o-td
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sPECIALTY-Reserye Dividend Policies
Widows anu Orphans Benefs Life Insurance
Comnsnv. J. 3. MOORE, Agent
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h.TFLLYsos & Co., Advertising Agents, Dis
patch buildtngi will, receive advertisements and
have them inserted In any Journal Of the country
at regular rates. -- - :
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mAGBsHERY, &c.

sxyILLIAM z. TANNER & CO.,
METROPOLITAN WORKS
CANAL STREET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
manufacturers OF
ENGINES BOILERS, SAW-MILLS,
BARK, GRIST, and PLASTER MILE;
aAs-MACHlNERY, MILL-aEARIaG, &C,
Repair work solicited.
Freights to all points low.
Bend for circular. oca
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Ar0RTH BRITISH AND MERCAN.
~ TILE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH, g. b.

csnf.al. SO, coo,oco In god; invested In DATED
tstes over 81. Sec so1; q cposite5 with ireazusu<
~ V,Tgt.ia $4,000 in HniIed states bonds.
aayip1 beea appointed syeDts 10 The above
IA eI company, We prepared 10 5 uc ats poif.
lies sgalns. loss or q mage by dfs. on Gliimnfs,
N neschsndise, and psrso isi property OF Rli Aross
On tue most liberal terms.
: Losses e2uitab!y adjusted and nr"lp pt,S p1ic.
y. ". WALKER s CO.
. Oct ..f.. . No, Iala Nalu aSekG
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F,B. SPENCE & SoN-Overcoats.

Cne dollar will buy q heavy, warm unaershlr
at <. B. SPENCE { SONS. 1900 Main street.
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DHILIP PHILIPS, "a
Il -Il4 ..5i l.. 80 THE ...s Is
POPULAR AT1THue AID SINGER,

TWO EVENINGS Os sACpED song:
The first a. Unl1n static, church, corner Twen-
tg f6nrth ana NJ s!reers, TUESDAY EVENING,
December ISL; the second as Broad Strvet
seIhodlst church "WEDNESDAY EvENISG.
December @ 1871. so - Ias-ss - = -
Smiths Ametican organ will be used.
L Vet pr0cests for Christian pu~poees,
Ttsksts. 90 cents: children % cents. i
Ttcka' TO be had at th1 bookstores, from mem
oers OF Union >tatlcn church and Sunday school,
and at the do RS. ~-rf ..-. -r
Cen .ert conrcnce mt so'c'ock. De ltd
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Men with pockets to suit any oyercoat can lnt
cvercoats to suit any pocket at 1890 Main street.
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CyspcoArs.-E. B. spEScE & son, 1900 Mali
street.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

C0NSCMERs OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
hHD UYEE DELIVERED IN ANY pART
OF The COUNTRY
IEEE Gf EXrEESS CHARGES.
HAH!Lf0N EASTER SONS,
Or BALTImoRR MD,
j. c- the hctrtr - meet .he wants OF ,ns,r re-
'S!I r~& ylCtIs It, j. distances layt eS'"od'neo =
SAMFI.E EUREAU. ,
hh} VII, uss-,! application. promptly stno oy hihu
ruca 81 ~AA1rl.FS Of the ,E" EoI AhD
N*'>I Pa eHIuN"-bLE GOODS, or ffeaGi, t,
fGf.T. u. ri ,t1nesl.c YIanuiacture, guaranteeing
u! lime Ia sell ~ iOW IL not d. iess pi i3Neo 1'
81 hvusr iu the co2nIF. .,oo, ..,o
Gayiug our goods iro,n The largest anc moS cee'
h~c. II a,lulacturers III the different parts o, hu
Iric, Rr : importing the same BY steamers ulIeSs
= Err. more, our STOCK Is III al .lnee proinDsty
sutEl. with the novelties OF the Lohooh sha
IzftEs markets. ,a -.
h. W. buy and Sell only for cash, and make nc, no
t.l efts " are able and willing 10 sell our soous
a. EKDM TEN TO FIFTEEN pER CENI.
I.EtS PROFIT than II we gave credlt l.,
iu .cucIny for samples, specify the Hih0 OF Rooas
Erred We keep the best grades OF every cissS
t.! ,,.oas froin the lowest 10 the most costly
Orders uuaccOnD anicd By the cash VIII De senl
rrGMpT-rhYiS9 Wholesale Is q Err
sr. invited ~ inspect Tie stock lh our Jobplng ane
i'Ack agC J~ perlircut. Address ,,,1,
HAMILTON FASTER Sums,
!.7 !sS 2OI, aud 2v3 u est Baltimore street,
o. s-iu&rlv HS'Ihi"'e. "'o'
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THE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
will meet on Monday, December 4th, at
St. Paul's lecture-room, at l Z. M.
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ITO CITY AND 'COUNTEYA
MERCHANTS We

FIVE HUNDRED OA@Es BOOTS AND SHOES:
We arc keeping our stock we'll Gl!ed and as-
so.ted, enabling us TO accommodate the trade In
quantities to srit. we have our goods made to
.it the retailer 60 ftiDg, Stylish durable, and
reasonably priced goods.
Knowing b7ex2erience The importance Of de-
s!rable goods at low prices, We are selling ouT
goods at very small advance On manufacturer
=, MARCUS HARRIS 4 BROTHER.
" hoiesa.e SCOT and Shoe Dealers,
{ - is.-i# 1923 Main street near
no 20 - ...... ....- ~. Fourteenth street.
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