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Don't hzTk, hawk, spit, spit blow, blow, and dis
gust everybody with your catarr aud its offensive
odor, when DR.. SAGE's citarrh remedy viii speedily
destroy all odor and arrest tlle discharge
THE SECRET OF CAPTIvATIoS.-Featureso of Gre
clan mould-a weil-urned neck and beautifully
ed arms, doubt very nice things to have and
ladies who possess these charms have reason to be
thankful to Mother Nature; yet after all, the most
captivating OF all wonanly charms is pure, fresh,
and brilliant complexion. This superlative fascta-
ton ans lady may secure by using HAGAS's MAC
NoL1A BALM, the standard Identifying preparation
of the present age. It differs from all ordinary
metics In three most essential particulars nasnuch
1t contains no Injurious Ingredients, does not
tract shriveI the skin, as all the astringent
'blooms lotions aud powders eventually do,
but produces lasting lovellness by improving the
health Of the skim Under Its operation the texture
of tie epidcrmt becomes finer, surface softas
velvet and smooth as porcelain. Features cannot be
changed but compilations can, and 1t Is quite certain
that lady with no other charm than fresh and rosy
complexion viii attract more admiration In COM
pany than her neighbor with classic face but sal
low skin.
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ELECTIONS OF Harmony Diut-
sion, No. 30, Sons Of temperance J'
Terry, w. Z. William 81. Turner, w. a.;
Edwin O'Betts, r. s.; Charlie Rady, A. X.
8. Samuel 7. Perfinson, +. s.; George b.
Davis, Treasurer; George w. Munson, u;
Robert Stubs, A. c.; S. Hancock, /. s. Nj.
A. Collins, o. s.; Denis B. Collins, Chap
hin. The above officers will be installed
next Thursday evening promptly at 7 O'Clock
hy Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch George
3. Davis; the Division afterwards to pro-
ceed in a body to public temperance meet
ing to be held under the auspices Of Har-
mony Division on the night above men
toned.
Ata quarterly meeting of Benjamin Lodge,
No. 90, 1. 0. B. B., held on Sunday last, the
following officers were elected: NJ. Harrison,
President; NJ. Nelson, Vice-President; Il.
Whitlock, Treasurer; S. Pike, Recording
Secretary; j. Semon, Financial Secretary ;
II. Levin, Assistant Mentor; 4. Hirshberg,
I. G.; n. S. Miller, 0. 6.
Lee Section, No. 4, Cadets of Temperance.
W. g., John G. Lipscombe; First Assistant,
4. Monteiro; Second Assistant Thomas
johnson; Third Assistant, George Gary; G.
- a., George BauSh; CIV. A., William Kidd
treasurer, D. j. Weisiger; Assistant Trea-
S'irer, y; Weisiger; Secretary, William Nj.
-, I;,FScoln9e; SEQ, Assistant Secretary, Charles
11Iaa Malhe Usher, Usher, c. L. Lipscombe; Assistant
Isher, Lewis LEWIS Andrews; Inside Watchman,
vernon bIaohtiaw Outside Protector, Hugh
Kidd.
Friendship Lodge, No. 90, Batghts of Py-
hias.-W. Z. Gary, W. c.; O. i. Sims, Y.
c.; A. c. Atkinson, secretary: W. X. Weisi-
ger, T. S.; Ajax Gary, banker George NJ.
Rodgers, guide; f. r. Totty, I. s.: j. B.
Tib,s, 0. S.; s. Carter Weisiger, Representa-
tive to the Grand Lodge; +. c. Weisiger,
p
Hines Lolge, Il. P.--W. S. Gilman, V. p:
j. Ii. Henry, W. G.; William P. Gretter, Y.
c.; William j. Riddick, r. s.; r. a. 4. Dab
ncy, +. S; j. L. Apperson, Banker; Colone
W. c. Darlington, representative to tht
Grand Lodge =. WeiSiger, alternate; J. W
Tallcy, Guide; c. r. Morton, I. s.; A. j.
Bradley, O. s.
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JUICE UNDERWOOD RELIEVES SAMrI.E
MERCHANT FROM TIE pEEALTY OF a STATE
LANA telegram received last night from
Alexandria announces that Judge Under
wood has released William Ii. Barrett, who
was brought before him Oil & wit Of hubeus
corpus under tie act Gf Congress Of 1868.
Barrett is commercial traveller o. drum
,ner from the North, and was arrested i'll this
city few days ago for selling goods i'y SAM
pie without license. Justice y hiEc fined
him the minimum amount imposed by the
State law, but he declined 10 pay The fine,
and went to Jail with yicm Of letting the
constitutionaity of the law by which lie was
punished. Judge Underwood l,d that the
case was covered l;y Il recent tirr!.ton of the
Supreme Court of the Uniict; 2tstc3 in Ward
rs. The State of Maryland, WLicIi declared
such laws unconstitutional.
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D NEW YEARS PRESENTS
LEVY BROTHERS.

No better nor more appropriate time for making
presents than the New Year. Those who wish to
keep up with time-honored custom win fnda large
stock Of goods suitable for NEW YEARS PRE-
sENTs at LEVY BROTHERS.. We enumerste
few articles: -
Handsome LINEN and LACE SETS OF COL
LARS and CUFFS; Il
LACE, EMBROIDERED, HEMSTITCHED. and
CORDED HANDKERCHIEFs;
POINT LACE COLLARS and HANDKER-
CHIEFS,
NEcKTIES,
NECK-RIBBONS,
SCARFS and BOWS,
WORK BASKETS,
INFANTS BASKETS,
TRAVELLING and KEY BASKETS,
poCKET-BOOKS, BAGS, and PURSES;
CARD-CASES,
CARD-RECEIvERs,
PAPER RACKS;
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, something entirely new:
Handsome KNIVES.
SCISSORS,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
TABLE-CLOTHS:
KID, SILK. DOGsKIN, BERLIN, BUCKsKINS,
and THREAD GLOVES;
CLOAKS,
sHAWLs,
SACQUES,
NUB1AS,
SOSTAGs,
HOODS,
CARPETS,
RUGS,
MATS,
HASSOtKS,
AFGHASS,
FANS, Il great variety; and hundreds
of other articles suitable for presents, at
LEvT BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. de 27
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NAT FOR CHRISTMAS

nj FOR CHRISTMAS
AND NEW YEAR.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.
FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS, AS WELL
AS STAPLES FOR THE COLD ).
WEATHER. t
T. r. PRICE & co.
continue to keep their splendid stock well up, and
have recently opened for the holidays presents, &c
Beautiful boxes HEMSTITCHED and EMBROID-
Erred HANDKERCHIEF,
LACE COLLARS AND LACE SETS,
LADIES' FANCY SILK SCARFS,
GENTS GLOVES and TIES, N"n
LADIES' KID GLOVES, all numbers and shades.
In DRESS GOODS: +
FRENCH SATLSS, all colors
sUiTING SERGES and REPS,
IRISH and FRENCH P0PLINS,
OTTOMAs, HEIPREsS, and TYCOoSs.
IN STAPLES:
CLOTHS, CASSDlERES,
BLANKETS-a fun line;
REPELLANTs, LINsEYS,
sHEETINGS, COTTONS, TOWELS,
WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
GLOVES, CORSETS to fit every figure, &c.
All they ask from critical public Is an examine
hon and comparison of their stock.
T. II. PRICE & CO.,
dels 1101 Main street.
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NEW YEARS CALLs.-The New York Mail says
that the fashion of Offering wines and liquors to
guests OH New Years day is bad Style no matter
who does II, and that the Indies never look less
charming than when acting the part of amateur bar
maids, We would suggest, rs better fashion than
the above, that the ladies supply themselves with
stock of those beautiful nccktes and scarfs of F. B..
SPENCE & Son and give one to each guest.
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GRAND CoScERrs.-Two grand concerts
will be given at Assembly Hall on Thursday
and Friday evenings, January 4th and 9TH,
on which occasion Mrs. Charles MOulton, one
of the most gifted singers i'll America, and
whose reputation is equally widespread in
Europe, will make her first appearance in
Richmond. assisted bya corps OF well-known
artists. An entertainment of a high order Is
offered the lovers Of fine music.
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WORD TO oApvERTIsERs.-Therels Is good reason
10 believe that the circulation Of the RELIGIOUS
HERALD is larger than the ofail
the other 1--WE in numberl denominationai papers
published and printed In Virginia. Our charges TOT
advertising are very reasonable Look Into this
matter for yourselves,
RELIGIOUS HERALD, Richmond, Va DeceniDcf
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RETURN PREsESTs.-The ladies who have r"-
o,o, ,,,,r.,,..- r.osrr. 1ro!n gentlemen, ana are
at a loss to know what TO give In return on New
Years day, had better call Oh L. 3. SPENCE & Son
and look over their beautiful stock Of neckties,
sc.rrs, SC. They will surely find IN their stock Il
suitable New Years present. 1900 Main street Is the
place for gentlcmen's furnishings.
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POLICE CoURT.-The business in the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning was very linn
tied. Martha Haskins and James White
were up on the charge Of using insulting and
threatening language to james L. Hill, but
no prosecutor appearing, they were both dis
charged
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ILLNESS OF A Brother OF TIE GOVERNOR.
The Governor and Mrs. Walker were sum-
moned to Philadelphia yesterday by the sud
den and severe illness of his brother, Colonel
Jonas NJ. Walker. In consequence of this
atiiiction there will be no reception at the
Executive mansion ON New-Yeal'S lay. Col
onel Walker is we'll known and has many
friends in Virginia.
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LAST Day FOR Cry TAxEs.---The sum of
S7a,646.01 has been received by Collector
Regnarlt in the past three days, TaE=payers
who have not yet called are reminded that
to-day is the last day Of grace. After to-
day the penalty for non-paynent OF taxes
will be enforced.
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GROCERIES,. de.
NPOi:FANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE STORE.
EIGHTH AND MAIN STREETS,
81, ul@n 10. business with Large; fresh stock o.
FAMILY GROCERIES
g.. neatly reduced prices.
' 4" SUGARS. pouncs for 81:
! rllrW ~ltAi:S, ]" pounds for Fi;
Q / SUGAR. pounds for al
., .,..i,,i I;ID COFFEE pounds for 81:
lo.,>lca LAGUAYkA SotfEk. > pohaas ior Si'
= a, ,r! JAVA COFFEE % pounds Tor 81;
p ..( <pONDEH TEA FOR Sl.3O;
sl.apJAI*N TEA for 81:
3. ~ T"iIsII S,,i'- gi;EAKFNST TEA sor75c.;
Q. l.rs SOAP teXtra) FOR 81;
i..~c CIDER ElNtGAE, gallons Tor Sl'
D. ..,ioi!s extr., MOLASShS for al.
- .,,,'t., En -:,,; &c 20-3n
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THE FIRE AT BRIGHT lIorE PlTs.---It ap-
pears that this fire was 1lst discovered at ]
O'Clock on Tuesday morning, and i supposed
to have originated in shaft from the furnace
below. No person was in the lnines ut the
time. Seven mules were killed. The ope-
lntivcs have now succeeded il covering the
shaft. and are going to work vigorously on
the other pits with double force to obtain
supply OF coal.
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CHRISTMAS FEsTIvAL.-The children of the
Monumental Church Sunday school were
handsomely entertained at noon Yesterday in
the Sunday-school room by the ladies of the
congregation, who had prepared for them q
beautiful az well as sumptuous repast Of
subStantials and sweets.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Diamond. Seal, and Signet Rings;
Scarf Pins. Sleeve and Bosom Buttons.
Observation-Disclosures,
Enamelled Bands,
Sets of Diamond, Pearl, Etrnscan. and Coral;
Watches, Chains.
Charms, Seals. and Keys;
Rich Silver Pieces In cases,
and great variety Of other beautiful presentation
goods, opening to-day at NowLAN & Co.'S, corner
LIain and Tenth streets.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments:
Second Baphst.-Rev. j. b. Jeter, D. D.,
at II A: NJ; Rev. {. c. Biting at u T. NJ.
Pine Street Bdptsst-Rey.Ge Georee B. Tay-
lor at Ii A. NJ; Rev. Fl. L. Phillips at ! J
Fulton Baptist.-Rey. S. F. Taylor at II
A. NJ.
Christ Church Episcopal Wailey).-Rey.
Henry Wall at p. NJ.
Sidney Methodist.-Revv. George c. Van
derslice at II 4. NJ. Rev. DR.. l.. NJ. Lee at
) p. NJ.
Virginia Hall (Ninth streeD.-Hcv. John
Bienner at IL A. NJ. Sermon to children at
8 P. NJ. Services in Germany
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@- HEADQUARTERS FOR
CHRISTMAS
ANDREW ANTONI,
Main street below the post-0ti!ce.
Pure FRENCH CANDIES only Soc,
Pure PLAIN CANDIES only PC,
IMPORTED FRENCH FRUITS only 81,
FANCY BOXES for candies,
FIRE-CRACKERS and TORPEDOES,
TOYS and DOLLS,
ALMONDS, CURRANTs, RAisISs,
PRUNES, FIGS, &C.,
at reduced prices. Call and be convinced.
de 1s-eod ANDREW ANTONI, Main street.
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NJ CLOTHS! CLOTHS! CLOTHS!
CASSIMERES. CASSBIERES! CASSIMEREs
sATINETs! sATINE1s! sATINETs!
TWEEDs! TwEEDs TWEEDs! TWEEDs!
JEANS! JEANS! JEANS! JEANS.
ASTRACHAN CLOTH! ASTRACHAN CLnrL'
and full assor:naont "r tne ceiebrated
--.~- CHARLOTTESVILLE CLOTHS!
AT
dc 27 LEVY BROTHERS,
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EMBODIMENT OF BEAuTY.-The pictures taken
by Mrs RANDoLPu'S new process excel In beauty
all efforts in photography. They are only taken at
the LEE" Gallery. All other styles are also taken.
Cbldrcn's pctures taken In Mrs. RANDoLpu's style.
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JOB PRINTNG.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks of courts sherifs lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents. all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered ut
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bil-Heads, LetterHeads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tngs, Hand-Bi!is, Catalogues,
Bulls of Fare, showB Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
&c. Eatlfactint. .,laranteed, $50. s. 1.
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WEARE DELIGHTED WITH IT.-Mlss Mary Ann
Bard, Of Bardstown. KY, writes to Wilcox Gibbs
Your machine Is at hand, AMI are delighted
with it. Ours Is the only one oI the kind in this
place and every that sees it ia delighted with it
al
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CoSv1crs REcErrEp.-The following con-
victs were received at the pcnltentialy yes
terday:
George W. Rhoton, one year, for bur-
glary, and Joshua 2. Deane, five years, for
wounding with intent to kill; both of Scott
county.
From Fairfax, Thomas Blackwell, for two
years and six months, for burglary.
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AWIsE MANA wise man looks ahead; he buys
an umbrella before rain comes; lie provides an over
coat when :he weather is mild; and lie always goes
to 1900 Main street for these and many other things
In peutlemcn's wear
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ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED bushels soft coke,
five hundred cords seasoned pine wood, one hundred
cords seasoned oak wood, anthracite and btulninoas
coal for sale 1t my Office, No. lis Eighth street.
Z O. GARY.
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CRATE AND STOVE COAL AND WOOD. Is.
WATKINS, I'LL Main street, is selling the best ked
Ash. free-burning Coal-for CRATES, stoves ana
ranges; and seasoned oak and pine wood-sa"ed'
split, or long
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cEoCRsERY, GLASSWARE, 4e.

+ rtRhANT'S ETTs
L. HOUSE-FUREISHING STORE, RH5
No. V(r3 MAIN STREET. ~
CHINA and GLASSWARE,
HlLEER-PLAIEB WARE,
EUDGERs'S TABLE CUTLERY,
FANCY GOODS, a sa....
OYSTER and soup TUREENS.
sTEEi. aud BRONZED FikE-SETs,
NURSERY RENDERS,
FAKGOE COAL VASES,
PfATF-W& RMERs.
GERMAN STUDENTS LAMPS, stFs. a..
JAPANESE PAPER WARE
iin variety Of useful articles CAu andsee sisiu'
u "
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nB' THOSE TWENTY-FIVE CENT

no THOSE TWENTY-FIVE CENT
ALPAChS, In all colors at
LEVY BROTHERS,
are said to be tie cheapest Dress Goods ever offered
In this city. full supply of all colors are now In
store, so those VINO have been waiting can now be
supplied.
Handsome styles of TwILLED PLAIDs at 25, 80,
and 35c.;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, in all colors, from SO to 75c.
per yard; ~, se.
BLACK ALPACAs from 2Sc. to sl.5O per yard;
FRENCH MERINOEs from eOc. to $3.50 per yard; ;
PURE SILK AND WOOL POpLINs at si..s
and $l.5o per yard;
BLACK CREPE DE PAHis AT soc. per yard
would he cheap ut fac.;
All kinds of BOHIBAzINES at very low price,.
For bargains in DRESS GOODS call ut
dca7 LEVY BROTHERS.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFTICE DECEMBER 90
james w. Phillips, Richmond, Va; Miss
Martha Reed, MaheIring depot, Prince Ed
Murtl COUNTY.
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RECEPTION CAKEs.-Dont fail to leave your Or
ters to-day with PIZZiNI for your Newly ear recep
clEnS
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FoR Beautiful SETS or JEwELRY and thn latest
novelties call ut GENNETs, opposite the l,ost-olcc.
where can hc found the prct,icst goods In the line
bridal, birthday. or holiday gifts; Watches, Dia-
,uouds, or Silver goods.
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A SrEcIALTY-Rcserycd Dividend PolIcies-Wid-
ows' and Orphans Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany. J. B. MOORE, Agent.
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TIE NEW BAPTIST HVMS-BOok, recently adopted
for use in oHr city churches, than which there Is
nothing more suitable for Christmas or New Years
present. may be found IN great variety at ELLYsoN
& TAYLOR'S. Main street. As :llcy go into use Jan
nary 1t. this is uSt the time to make glad the hearts
of YOlir friends.
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NEW YEARS HATS, III black, green, and other
colors. Something entirely new for New Years
calls. AT P. WEIsIGER'S Emporium Of Fashion.
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Sweet Havana oranges. Malaga grapes. Jelly. and
other things suitable for %cw-i ears reception may
@ found III i'!2ZISIS.
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DR. A. L. MAYER'S SOUTHERN COL
i LEGE.-The SIXTH SESSION OF THIS
S(,H0OI, Is progressing under very encouraging
nnn,fccs. The attention. of parents Is respectfully
caed TO the fact that scholars entering on the 20 OF
January. 1879, will find appropriate CLASSES. Inc I'm
on,soes the sciences, &c. Particular attention Is
Given 20 the commercial course For fnrfher ini9T-
nation apply at No. 1a03 Broad street. os sg-lL-
EREsH MILK DELIVERED DAILY IN
It Richmond, wholesale and retais warFan.eo
pafeH- peH.' SEssss. DoWD,s Cigar Marifactory,
do so-.ts 80 :, 1'I1sS . Eourte eensh stresa.
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G. B. STACY & son announce to the farmers
that they are buying GOOD, DRY SHUCKS in any
quantity at the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
Farmers living at distance having sHUChs to
dispose Of may make arrangements TO bale ana snip
them by addressing G. B. STACY son,
dc ,e.ew Richmond, Va.
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RE-oPENED.-During the present week Captain
IsBoRS BENEDICT, Of the Virginia Tea and Coffee
Company, viii reopen the store corner Main and
Eighth streets with large and wc-sclccted stock OF
Groceries. Having new and In proved machinery
for roasting and grinding coffee, preparing spices.
&C., he will he able to supply families with articles
In that lire ut the lowest prices.
His line of Teas will he of the choicest brands, and
will he sold lower than before In this market.
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BRIDAL rREsESTs-ncw Notwithstanding at
EOTL.iS & cos.
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Imported French Candies and Fruits a, .Srov

GRAND FANCY DRESS cAnSIvA1 ON SKATES to-
night ut Assembly Hall.
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new YEAR PEgsExTs.-Di;,mond Engagement
and Plain cold Wedding Rings, Diamond watches
Pins. and bn'tons' Diamond and Amethyst Sets, just
opened ut SOwLAS & Co.'s
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NJ. EILYsoys & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any Journal of the country at regular
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AMERICAN AGRIcuLTuRIsT for january
1872, received from Elyson d Taylor, lll6
Main street, ~. as'.a d
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DIAMOND AND PLAIN GOLD WEDDING RINGS
now opening at GENSET's, opposite the post-ofice.
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DIssEcTED MAPS OF PALESTINE and the Holy
Land. for Sunday-school scholars at ELLYSoN &
TAYLoR's, 1lI8 Main street
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SUrERB SILVER SETS In cases now opening al
GESSEr's, opposite the post-oitirc.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

a. w. ROSEN, High Constable, win sell at Ii A.
NJ. furniture, carpets, &c.
COOK &LAUGHTON VIII sell at los 4 NJ. at resi-
dcnce No Coz Eighth street, near the corner OF
s Leigh, household furniture, &c.
". GoDDIN will sell at p. M. n lot md framed
feie;neat on the west side Of St. Stephens be-
tween Federal and Coutts streets.
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LIsr GE E.Evr&RS.

/ ~ nT LEITEES SS, REMAlSING Es,sI IN
-, ~. ,t,.inz for letters In this list will, please
&c.. s., >',ryiseNl" II no: called for IN fcar weeks
\, !. &c sent to the Dead Letter Oi1cc, ia Wish
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Colonel Commanding Regiment

Dress parade over, an hour or more was
spent in battalion drill, during which time
the regiment marched through many of the
principal streets, presenting q fine appear
ance and displaying considerable skill in the
various evolutions. Parade WAS dismissed
at the corner of Third and Broad streets,
after which the companies, first lieutenants
commanding, double-quicked TO their re-
spective almories.
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For TIE New TEAE.-supcrb New Jewelrr in
scts-Amclyst, Coral, Et!uscan. and Pearl; rich
Silyerware In cases for bridal presents; at SowLay
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5!'AKE NOTICE.-CHOICE PICKLES,
J GOSHEN BUTTER.
BALTIMORE. COENEn REEt.
:i.EF aur E,FFhLO TONGUES,
". 5. {. HAMS, SHOULDERS, ahd
EkFASTS:
~. l. CREAM CHEESE,
>Ui.>ED PICS FEET, for sale by
.s... K. i. JAMES, 1928 Main street
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Go to PIZZINI If you wish 10 get fine reception
cakes iced and beautifully ornamented. All kinds
md si,n.
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For NEw-YEAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this day
extra Large Sweet Havana Oranges at ANToSIs.
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Stcreoscorcs and Views for Christmas presents at
ELLYsOS < TAYLOR's. ll16 Main street.
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Go TO ANroSIs to get your Fruits to complete
YOUR Scw-Ycar's table.
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How to prevent your wife's scolding you:
Don't marry Exchange, - s i. u
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Mt ELLYSoS & TAyLon's.

CHRIsTMAs PRESENTS for teachers at ELLYSoH
& ThYLOR'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30

BUY Your coniectionerics for your New-Year's re-
eeptloh at ASTONI'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30

WINES for New-Year's day can lie had, Of the
best quality, at ". d. BLAIR & Co.'s, Ninth aud
SI,in
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ADyEgTISE.-Our merchants seeking trade in any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. N. ELLYSoN Co. viii
take advertisements and have them Inserted at pub
fishers rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30

DIAMOND AND PEARL BRIDAL SETS opening at
NowLAE & CO.'S.
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OPERA, MATINEE. AID LEoSTISE CHAINS oren-
Ing at SOwLAS 4 Co.'S.