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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-27

GRIsT-MrLL BURNED.--On Christmas Eve
the large framed grist-lnil with granite fom-
dations, owned by D. w. Moore, and located
between the dock and river near the mouth
of Shockoe creek, was set ontire and burned.
The fire had made considerable headway be-
fore the alarm was given, and the structure
being wooden, no cXtinguishing apparatus
could be brought to bear upon 1t in time.
The mill was built and for a long time owned
by Smyth & MCGOWAN, and had not been
very long in Mr., Noore's possession. The
following insurance policies on the mill and
fixtures is reported: Seven thousand five
hundred dollars with Thomas NJ. Alfriend 4
Sons companies-yiz., $4,000 in the Peters
burg Savings and Insurance Company, and
~, 600 IN The Fircmen's Fund of San Fran
cisco, and $4,000 tp the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company. All Of the flour
and plaster stored in the mill, together with
the machinery, was consumed.
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badly Observation-Disclosures other means of
celebrating his holiday little Jimmy Moore,
son of Mr.. /. l.. Moore, who resides on Union
Hill, had been firing of little cannon. Being
on the corner OF Broad and Twenty-fifth
streets about noon he attempted to sit down,
when Il match which he had in the same
pocket with thepowdcr exploded, setting fire
to the powder, and the flames Immediately
communicated to his clothing. Although ct
tended to as promptly as possible, the little
fellow was severely burned about the body
and arms before his clothes could be gotten
off. He was taken into Scott's drug store
and properly cared for before he was re-
moved 10 his fathers residence.
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How CHRISTMAS WAS OBsERvED-Though
it opened murkily, Christmas day was not
an unpleasant one. After 10 o'clock A. NJ.
the fog lifted the sun came out, and the
temperature was like that of April. How
the festival was observed j. related in various
items Of haps and mishaps in this issue. The
police records make Il bad showing for many
who chose the wrong but popular way Of
spending the day. We have never seen more
drunken men on the streets Of Richmond
within twelve hours than on Monday.
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Jon PRINTING.-We call the attention of mer-
chants, clerks Of courts, sherIs, lawyers railroad
steamship and dcana oalcersan agents. and alfothers
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered ut
the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTABLIsIDIEyr,f for the
prompt and faithful execution of all Kinds OF Jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bll-ieads' Letter-iieads, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, iIand-Bils, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare, show-Bills, Checks, Drafts &C., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed ,@. -
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4 HARD HEAD-On Sunday afternoon a
colored boy named William Mosby, while
playing OH 4 porch near the corner of First
and Broad streets, leaned too heavily against
The banisters, and they gave away, throwing
him backwards to the pavement fifteen feet
below. He was picked up for dead, but the
fall only caused flesh wound and raised a
knot on his forehead.
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browsing CAsG.-On Sunday evening the
body of a coIorcd lad named Daniel Jackson,
son of Branch jackson, was found in the
dock near Warwich's mill. Coroner Trent
held an inquest on the same evening with 4
jury of which A. A. Wilson was foreman.
The verdict was death by accidental drown
my" Ttappeared from the evidence that the
deceased was subject to fits, and his father
supposes that he fell into the watcr while
thus affected. He had been missing since
the 2Sth of November, and his attacks gene
rally came about the Goth of each month.
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AFrRAY on MAIN Street.-The most Sc
riolls alteration of Christmas day occurred
on Main street between Twentieth and
Twcnty-lirst. and resulted i'll the dangerous,
if not fatal, wounding of Captain d. s.
Leillcr, Jr., of the tug-boat Arctic. Leffler
was passing the locality indicated above,
when he became, in some manner which does
not clearly appear, involved in row with
coIored man named Thomas Quarles. 1t is
said that he struck Qmrles III the face, when
the latter either struck him or showed him
Oh. A companion Of Lef1ler's probably then
fired apiStol. AT this .mcture another colorcd
man. benjamin Deshiclds, of the firm of Dc
Mortie & Co., Rockets, came up and handed
Oumrlcs a musket. The latter took it and
first tried TO fire it at Lefler, but it failed to
20 off. and he then struck him across the head
with the barrel. 1t was almost death blow.
Tie barrel of the gun seems to have been
bent nearly double and the stock was broken.
The wounded man was taken first to the
nearest drug store and then to the intirmary.
where he now lies in Ii critical condition.
Quarles and Deshields were arrested and
brought before the Police Court yesterday
morning, when the case was continued ten
days to await the result Of Captain Letters
wounds.
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CELEBRATION OF THE FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN
THE EvANGELIsT.-Thc preparations for the
Masonic celebration announced for to-day
(the festival OF st. John the Evangelist)
promise very agreeable and successful en-
tertainmcnt. The 1Iasons Of the city, together
with transient brethren, will meet at Wash
ington Hall, on Broad street, at O'Clock
p. NJ, and procession will be formed under
the auspices Of Richmond Lodge, No. 10,
which is the oldest in the city, as soon there
after as practicable. The following gentle
men have been designated as Marsllals: Colo
mel L. Il. Bass, of No. 81, Chief; b. T. Au-
gust, Of No. 0; c. 7. Binford, of No. 10;
Charles Mlhiscr, of No. II; NJ. p. Handy, of
No. 10; j. i. Keesee, Of No. &c; Leroy S.
Edwards, of No. 40; W. }. Sickle, Of No. 80; /;
\. r. Courtney, Of No. 130. From Wash
ington Hall the procession will march to st.
Alban's by way Of Broad, Governor, and
Main streets. The exercises here will con-
sist of an address by Grand Master Withcrs,
and supper, ut which speeches will be made
by various dignitaries OF the order.
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MILITARY APp0ISTMESTS.-Co Colonel Sloan,
commanding the First Regiment Virginia
Volunteers, has appointed Lieutenant lit.
Miller, of Company G (t), acting jutant and
E. Leslie Spence OF Company + Richmond
Grays), sergeant-nGjo jor Of the regiment. There
will be dress parade Of the regiment one
dav this week or next,
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HENRICo PETIT JURoRs.--The following
is the list Of petit jurors drawn for the jan
uary term Of Henrico County Court: John
P. Schermerhorn, John C. Blackburn, j. T..
Howell, Henry Austin, Jr., A. +. Pearce.
William II. Brauer, George Moody, John
Smell, w. Mosby, William n. Merryman,
James Throgmorton, Jesse Throgmorton j.
T. Whitlock, II. Hardie, !. L. Carter, John
Schurer, M. S. Taylor. S. Thorpe, NJ. Hardin,
J. NJ. 3. Hcckler, L. V. Palmer, S. J. Barker.
John Mckenzie, E. G. Higginbottom, r. f.
Pleasants, Edward Drinker, Alfred Alley,
George Eubank.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Diamond, Seal, and Signet Rings;
Scarf Pins, Sleeve and Bosom Buttons,
Handkerchfef-Ho Holders, ~
EIamelled Bands,
Sets of Diamond, Pearl, E!ruscan, 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
Main and Tenth streets.
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RE-uPgSEp.-During the present week. Captain
IsanRN BENEDICT, of the Virginia Tea alad Coffee
Company, win re-opcn the store corner sEain and
Eighth streets with large and stock OF
Groceries. Having new and improved machinery
for roasting and grinding coffee preparing spices
&c. he will be able TO supply fsniiitcs with articles
In TINT line at the lowest prices.
His line Of Teaa will be of the choicest brands and
will be sold lower than ever before In tbs market
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WHAT Mr.. STYLES HAS DoNE.-1I have sold" :"
writes Mr. E. STYLES, of Rhinebeck, N. Y, several
Of these machines 10 persons who had never used
Sewing Machine OF any kind, and who, toitout any
instrucsiosa than could be giren f are ratas-
aes, have taken them right along out in the coun-
try, aud tn crery case they report to me their etire
sdfiasdcti0n.r - aE .ts'
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LAST CHANCE TO PAY CITY TAxEs.-Four
days only remain for the payment OF city
taxes. If not paid on OF before Saturday ten
pcr centum will be added to those bills OF
which half was paid in June last, and twenty
per centum to those bills on which nothing
has been paid, To avoid the crowd of the
last day, pay to-day. ,ns .,,o
The City Council on Saturday allowed the
Collector until February to prepare MS de-
5inquent list for publication, but did not eS'
tend the time for the payment OF taxes. i
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE DECEMBER 26.-
S. Eichberg, New York city; S. Ii. Hardnan,
Washington, Ca; Rev. Mr.. Hammond,
Manchester, Va; Lithell Il Gay, Boston,
Mass; Moses Nutty r. A. Tompkins, Rich
mOnd, Va, j. Wilson, Wilson's Landing, Va.
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PaRpoSs GRANTED. Walker on
Yesterday ordered pardons to beissucd in the
following cases:
Samuel Fields, of RockLridge county, sem
fenced to one years imprisonmentin in the pen
itentiary for felony.
Archer Joyner (colored, Of Southampton,
sent to the penitentnry for three years for
bigamy.
the penitentiary for fifteen months for felony
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IoLIGE SogkT, IuEsDAf--Justice While
presidtng.--- business of this court was
unusually heavy yesterday In consequence OF
Sunday and Christmas day Intervening since
the last court day. ~. -
The. following more important cases were
disposed of as stated: ,.. =,
David Childress, Elisha Bethel, Joe Red
ford, and Carl Reynolds, charged with MS
saulting and beating John j. Chadwick.
Made to pay costsx @ .t.r., .-.'s.> =
Henry Richardson, charged with stealing
one silver watch and chain of the value Of
S12 Committed for sixty days.
William Morris, charged with stealing n
cake from John Rhinehart. Committed for
thirty days. = Al
Kellsls Williams, charged with stealing one
bunch of fish from Lewis Reid. Committed
for ten days.
Ahram Harris, charged with being COM
mon thief. Committed for six months in de-
fault of 5000 bail.
Horatio Moon, charged with stealing two
coats from D. j. Jordan. Discharged.
Henry Vaughan, charged with threatening
personal violence to Catllarine Vaughan. In
default Of bail for 500, committed for three
months.
Peter Newly, charged with trespssing on
the premises Of William Christian and as
saulting said Christian. Both parties were
considered in fault, t,.and fined each 81. as
Charles Howard, charged with being drunk
and trespassing on the premises of General
2. t. Moore, was held for good behavior in
the penalty of $50.
Willis Stanard, charged with assaulting and
beating Margaret Williams. Discharged. 2
Charles Parks, charged with being drunk
and trespassing on the premises of William
Noeman. Security required in the penalty
of $500.
Andoln Carter, charged with hitting George
Allen with brick. Fined IS.
William Lambert was fined s. for disor-
derly conduct in the market-house.
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SENTENCE OF DEATH.--Judge Wexford on
Yesterday passed sentence Of death upon
Woody Rutfin (colored), penitentiary con-
vct, found guilty of numbering one of his
guards on tile Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
some months ago. He will he hanged on the
9th of February.
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EFFECTS OF CIIRISTMAS.-It Is probable that af-
ter the imbihing and hilarity OF Christmas day some
Of our friends are worse for wear. While f. Il.
SPENCE Son can't restore black eye or \
bruised nose, they can furnish them new suit Of
clothes ut very reduced prices 1900 Main street Is
the place for gentlemen's furnishings.
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PERSONAL Senator French, Of Bland, has
been quite sick at the Exchange Hotel, but is
better.
John d. Sncllings is conyalescing rapidly.
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DUNHAA & Sons do not manufacture the largest
number of Pianos In this country, but the best. Go
to AMBoLp's Musical Exchange, 9eo Main street,
and convince yourself # ....-ua.a. i.
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FALSE AIARM.-Thc Fire Department
promptly responded to the alarm from box
No. Is, corner of Twelfth and Main streets,
on Christmas night, only to find that it was
ciycn without good cause
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FOR THE NEW YEAR.-Superb New Jcwelry In
scts-Amethyst, Coral, Etruscan, and Pearl; rich
Silverware In cases for bridal presents ut EowLAN
< Co.'S
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New YORK WEEKLY, LEDGER, AND HAIR
rER's BAzAR, for this week, received from
Eilyson {, Taylor, 11G Main street.
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NEW YEAR PRESEETS.-Dlamond Engagement
and Plain Gold Wedding Rings, Diamond Watches,
Pins. and Buttons, Diamond and Amethyst Sets, just
onenpu ut NOwIAS & Co.'S. .-
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PARposs RErusED.-The Governor has con-
sidered and denied the applications for par
don in the cases Of the following persons:
Thomas r. Byrd, of Alexandria Convicted
of bigalny); John seay, of Richmond city !;
Branch White, Of Lynchburg; Benjamin
Johnson. of Fairfax; Patton Godsey and
Iyerson Godsey, of Washington; William B.
Winston and Michael O'Conner, OF Rich
mond city; and Dabney Douglas, Of Albe-
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A TRIFLE.-A trile sometimes changes a mans
appearance. A nccktIe, scarf, or u simple bow,
will add to ones personal appearance. E. u. SPENCE
Son, 1900 Main street, have splendid stock OF
neckties, scars, &c, which they ure selling at low
prt.p
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TIE NEW BAPTIST HYsrN- Book, recently adopted
ior use In our city churches, thar which there %
nothing more suitable for Christmas or NesYesr,s
present, may be fonndin great variety at ELLISON
IAfLoR,s- Main street. AS they go into use Jam
ry ISL this Is Just the time to make giid the fearts
of your friends (, s-asl.s--r g - ~zs ~
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a FOR BEAUTIFUL SETS oFJEwELRY md thc iatest
novelties call at GESyErs, opposfse the ros6Glce,
"nere can be found the p.ctest goods tnsie aine--
efidai. birthday, or holiday gifts; Watches, Dia-
moEds, or Silver goods. ~ 49, - 80
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MATRDIoNY.-Thosc who are about to commit
matlimony and are willing to take our advice are
advised to 60 to E. b. SPENCE & SONS for their
outfit. They have splendid stock Of Cloths &C.:
good cutters and skilled workmen.
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SERVICES on SUNDAY AND on CHRISTMAS
DAY-FUSERAL OF REV. Dir. TAYLOR
SERMON BEFORE THE MASONIC FRAfts-
N!rY--ELECTloN OF SUNDAI-SCHo0L OF
FICEnS-CHRiSTMASS SERVICES. ETC.
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RECEPTION CAKEs.--Of course everybody intends
TO give reception on New Years Day, and 1t would
not Ike complete without one Of PIZzINIs cakes. He
has them OF all sizes and Kinds, beautifully iced
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SLIPPED UP.-The man who slipped on the ice
the other day and got up with rent In his pants did
not buy them of f. B. SPENCE 6 Son, as they war
rant their goods and workmanship proof againsg all
sl,Cti shocks (. 'i
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/. DIsowss IT.-Harmony Division of Sons
of Temperance has passed resolutions dls-
claiming any connection with any Temperance
;yigilanc csSoinmittcc raised to close the par
rooms on&nndny. We doubt If there IS any
such committee In existenc
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CAKES FOR THE REcErTIOS.-Don't forget to
leave your orders with PIZZINI who will sell or
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THEY VANISH.--Thc old styles Of photograph are
vanishing to make room for Mrs. RANDoLrn's
splendid new styles, ut the LEE" gallery only
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ADVERTrsE.-Our merchants seeking trade ln any
portion OF the country should advertise ffi* the
papers OF that section. ii. ELLYsoS 6 Co. will
tiSe advertisements and have them Inserted ae pub
fishers rates
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WINES for NewYear's day can be had Of the
best quality, at W. -. BLAIR & Co.'S, Ninth and
Main streets.
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RESERVE ENDOWMENT POLICIES are speelaty
with the WIDOWS AND ORPHANS, BEyErrr I,IpE
INSURANCE COMPANY. j. b. MOORE, agent No. Ills
Main street, s-ss GasSs
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Every variety Of NewYear's presents in their line
are kept for sale by ELLTsoN 4 TAYLOR, Main
street Call and examine their stock.
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FaRSa'KGEsE,. Ac-

WE ARE NOW MANiFACTtiR-f1
w l%ti and receiving the most extensive EsMs,
and elegant ,t"ck oi - INT
fI.kHITt'RE /
,,t l.e ever teen offered Ia the 'oplc nf NllSliii.
,,ld particularly call the attention OF the lrilj-
li,. l., our C!i AMiitt and PAHl.ol' + lfNlIl kta
hpiu, ul tfrr work kinIisijp and hcNrSt patei is'
You iii iinl III our Mafrronin=
NAEpRDEFS. BlEiAIr:
lEpSTEAb~, NASiiSTASDS,
TABLES. SitEBDAEDS.
iTAEERfS. MATTRESSES,
s.IAlf:>. DESKS, SAFES, ~ .,,
~, - .,reyi variety ui other FURNITURE. III VIII
w =, p!r!swI. |" show al who may call on lis
tlrun, W. HAYWOOD & RITTER.
;IoycrIOr street, Ri"hntoud, Va.
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MACHINERY. &c

MACHINE WORKS.-SLOAT. q AD-
lYl DINGTON, Nos. 1i22, 1924, 1895, and 1is.
Cary street, aud Nos. l3 aid Ii south Fifteenth
street, Richmond. Va. We make all kinds OF new
work In the machinlst line, rcpar all kinds OF work.
We go In the country to do all sorts OF work In our
line. Also, make the best tobacco mills mihe woriu,
and keep them hand, well rs tobacco screws OF
all kinds, together with bands and bets all ar
ticcs for the manufacture OF tobacco. We keep on
hand for sale all sizes Of new and sec0nd-hInd En-
gines Boilers. Nils Power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Shaftlng, Hangers, Pulleys, Gear
and Bevii Wheels and In fact, general assortnont
OF NIL useful articles In our line, t0gether Win
JudsOn's Patent Steam Governors Utica Com
pany in-tiauges; Selden's Pntcnt Engine pacK-
ing: Peet Valves; Globe Valves; Talow Cocks SELF
Oiling Eupa. for both engine and sliafting; Fiue
Cleaners +; OH Cans; Water-Gnuges. Sc. All OF when
we sell at reasonable prices and on accommodating
terms. N. Is. We receive on Consignment ALI KINDS
o machinery, both new aud secondhand, Come and
foceus Ioc u SLOAYt& ADDINGTON.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED lil,,.-The varl-
soys tribes of this order in this city have
lately mad large accessions 10 their member
shin. and the gentlemen adopted are Of eN-
celIent standing in 1he community. Anna
won and Pocahontas tribes III particular
have been reinforced. AT the regular meet
;nn ~ of the former Oh last Monday evening;
the a following officers were elected for the en-
ss,,ina m term: II. J.. Carter Rarhem; W. B.
-:s;no6i,i. Senior Sycamore; ". H. Hardie, lu-
nior Sycamore y. j. Martin, Keeper OF the
Wamnnn,. ,t The election OF Keeper OF the
Records GO was deferred one week. The above
officers were duly installed by Past sachem
Whitehurst, of Chickaleminy Tribe. -
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NssEcTEo MAPS OF PALEsTISE aud the Holy
Laha'f Tor Sunday-school scholars, q. ELrYaoy 4
TAYLoR's, llls Main street. '''
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lorERA. MATINEE, AND LEosTfSE CHAISg5pcn
ing at NowLAS & Co.'s. 5sss7 go ass7ss
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES inst reeeiye,1by PR
ZISi. The sweetest and incest OF fie seaaon

M.EEtYsos g Co, "A A1iyerttsing xgaabs; fssssxTcH
:buittsag, win receive advertisements and Hass tbem
Inserted Ia any Journal Of The country Id regular
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NEw-YRARs GIFTS In large quantities and of the
most suitable styles to be had Of ELLYsoN i TAY-
LoR, Main street. -.
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Mrs. RANDoLPH's Improvements In photography
have taken the place of all other styles She permits
them to lie taken only at the LEE
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Go TO ADAMS steam bakery, Twelfth bstsenn
Main and Cary, and branches, sfe Broad end Isss
Main street. There you win fnd the finest ana
cheapest plain and Ornamental pound and frait
cakes; also mince and ether pics aud cakes IN
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otereoscores and Views for Christmas presents at
.GLLisoN 4 TAYLeR's, lliG Main street. sft
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: SUPERB SILVER SETS in cases tnoa Spcninz a.
uESSEr's. opposite the post-clIce. 81, e,Is4 "A
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, BRIDAL PREsESTs~new uoyelhes-spaiag a
NowLAS & Co.'S. -
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DIAMOND AND PLAIN GOLD WEDDING. RINGS
now opening at GENSET's, opposite tl,o post-oilce
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Work-boxes for lat E1.LYsoS & T.y1 o,p,s, ,,, ,,,s
Main street. \, ...egst.-. 7-7..9.TsstT' - ''''
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GENTLEMAN who has an extensive
i. :. ..#Htry acquaintance and WHO can furnish AMI
- e. r, ut Integrity and attention To business.
.,..... "a SITUATION IN = commission or other
t.r ... .n,lar Apply II l2li Main street.
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MALAGA ,GRaPEs-Those who wish something
nice win go and gel some OF this delicious fruit from
rIzZINLs. ss.ss a.s-.zsI,e-.... s.,,g-
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Fss%g, s'kss.aSTE!. sc.

: ,,~T. on Monday, Il NiNtll OF KEYS,
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