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=. tbsiSb"baD- SA.- q, lsIl.
a. regular meeting of fiimInon Lodge, No &c.
oB B., held at Covenant Hall, the follow mrs
amnDie m ana resolutions were unanimously adopted ;:
1he sao Intelligence comes 10 ms from a distant
e! tnat the grim messenger Of death has again With
III one short month, invaded our mystic circle and
summoned to hislong home oir h0nored and be,ovc,
brother, Past President ISAAC ScIiRIyER one of the
oflinatorS OF this Lodge one whom we delighted 10
honor when In our midst; and though we have NOT
seen Ms manly fern and honest countenance for
years yet his memory WAS deeply ensh-inei IN our
ana now that the sad Intelligence Of his un-
deah after few days Of suffering with ter
p'e mas reached ns, we desire to pIace upon
permanent record the Affection aud love with which
NJ was heid by this Lodge and the sad loss which the
Order has sustained.
ISAAC scHRIvER this Lodge has lost member who
was truly endowed with the holy prccepts OF our
order, whose hands we're ever ready 10 do deeds OF
oenevoience, whose heart beat with brotherly love
and whose great aim 10 live In harmony with all
mankind.
"ReSo!red, That to the widow and family OF our
beloved brother, thus bereft OF kind protector,
devoted husband and father, we tender our sincere
and heartfelt condoeuce IN this the hour OF ,heI,
sore distress, and pray thet our Heavenly Father
who "doeth all things well" may be with them In
their sad atiiiction. s.-a
"heSo!ced, That a blank page In our records be
dedicated TO his memory. - u.s.
Resotred, That copy Of these resolutions re
spread upon our records, one duly atestcd, be
warded to the bereaved family and one be published
in the Dispatch. .gs...t. g...-
Committee: william Lcveustein, A. Gunst, NJ
Hutzlor. .,... ...,.. ..-.. -.s
HENRY GUNsT, President.
Attest: Lem ScLu17, St-crrc,rv
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i CossEavaTivs NOMINATIONS. yon s,r ,,,,v, arr n,

lsst CONSERVATIVE NOMINATIONS FOR STArE Or
FtcERs 1sD TWO County JupsEsHIps. con.
terence of the Conservative members Of the
General Assembly was- held at. the capitol
last night for the purpose of making nonlina.
tions lor various offices to be filed at this
session, Colonel Samuel. Watts, ,Iof of Ports
mouth, presiding, with Mr.. LoYenstefn, OF
kiehmond, as secretary.
| i 1ile following nominations were made
unanimously by accanation: Colonel james
Mcdonald for Secretary Of the Common
wealth; William T. Taylor, Esq, for Audi
Tor OF Public Accounts; and General Asa
Rogers for Second Auditor. -
For Register Of the Land Office the nomi-
nees We're Captain W. P. Kellam aud S. F.
Lewis, ESD. The. vote stood: Kellam, SO;
Lewis, 3o; and the nomination of Captain
hellan was made unanimous. ..d'3
colonel George T. Strother, Fl. j. De jar
nette, and E. 5. Hlitter, being placed in nomi-
nation for Superintendent Of the Peniten-
tnry, the choice fell upon Colonel Strother
2Dy the Following vote: Strother, 80; De JAR
nette, 20; Hutter, IS. Nomination made
unanimous. s..'a '@tsF tsf ... ~ ~
For General Agent or storekeeper of the
Penitentlary, Major Joseph NJ. Stevens re-
cclVcd 10 votes, II. S. Menyfee 81, and Ma
J'A - ~A' bla<Neoi IL.
unanimous.
Over the nomination for Treasurer there
was long and excited contest. The gentle
Men brought forward by their friends were
Nessrs. George Rye (the present incumbent),
Judge \. W. c. Nowlin, Colonel Joseph
Mayo, Major John H. Lee, Raleigh Colston,
c. G. Buckner, and Newton B. Wayman.
Mr.. Ryc's name WAS withdrawn before n
ballot was taken. and Colonel Joseph Mayo
having received large majority of all the
votes cast, was elected unanimously by ac-
clamation before the count was announced.
Colonel Mayo WIS formerly a citizen OF
Nestmoreland, but now resides in Rich
mond. a
john t. Goolrick was nominated for Judge
Of the Corporation Court of Fredericksburg
and County Court of Spotsyvania, and Jos
III. Sherard for county judge of Frederick
The conference adjourned at quarter
past y o'clock this morning.
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As'CrIUS SAFES TEsEs DAY.

LYME & BROTHER will sell Il: 1 L. NJ = building
10, "a g. i'ic "I Siosly street, Strerkcrs Iili.
JAMES ". TAYLOR will sell nj T. NJ part OF
Falls plantation. near Manchester.
y. w Ho>t.N will sciI nj Z. NJ. framed houec on
tho wc.t side OF the extension Of Seventh
street. near The Canal.
+. \. SAUNDERS. trustee, will sell, on the prcmi-
s,s. ri II - NJ. stmall farm III the county OF
New Kent.
COOK < LtuGItTuN will sol Ut their auction
r"'':us ii 10 A. VI. furniture, carpets clock.
So
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AssACLTISG AFFAIR YEsTERpAY.-There
was quite serious assaulting affair yestcr-
day morning in Roper's old coffin shop near
the Medical College. John and Mary Smith,
wife and husband (eolored), were the partci-
pants. 1t seems that misunderstanding
grew out Of some money transaction, and, rs
alleged in the testimony, John threw n
kerosene-ol lamp at Mary, which missed its
mark. John then told Mary (so she says
that he had killed two women when he kept
dance-house in Boston, and had butchered
man OH shipboard pretty well; that the
hatchet which he used in this last tEansac-
ton was at home, and he proposed to finish
her ut once. In sclt.defence, Mary suatched
up pitcher and dealt him severe blow
upon the head, which inflicted m ugly
wound. The oil from the lump caught fire
ON the floor, and while John smothered it
with DIary's shawl, which he dipped in a
tub of water, she slipped out Of the door
and ran to the station-house for help. Both
parties were arrested, and Justice White
heard the case at 10 O'Clock, disclnrSing
Mary, and requiring security Of John i'll the
sum of 800 for twelve months.
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IMMlsRATIoS CoNsrTTEE-The following
gentlemen have been appointed the committee
in response to the following resolution adopt
ed by the immigration Convention Oh We'd
nesdav night:
Hon. 4. Fl. II. Stuart, of Staunson.
chairman; Messrs. Thomas S. F'lournoy, OF
Halifax; Colonel William Lamb, OF Norfolk; /;
General,T d. Imbotlen, and Major John ID.
Lee, OF Orange. e,
"Resolred, That a committee of five be ap-
pointed by the Chair to lay the proceedings
Of the Convention before tue General, Assem-
bly, and ask It's speedy and favorable consldc-
ration thereof, and the passage OF such hws
as win in its wisdom best secure large ana
desirable immigration to this State. ne
president of this Convention Is hereby lnaue
chairman OF such committee" ~ l.@lSs
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Der there were discharged rs recovered 9-8
males and 9 females; improved, S--4 males
and 4 females; died, 1912 males and fe-
males; making the total number treated du-
ring the year 210--99 males, III females; and
the number in the asylum at this date 175-
70 males and 96 females; with q monthly
average of 15S, ut an annual cost per patient
Of S1SS.72, at monthly cost per patient OF
1878, at weekly cost per patient OF 1853. .s
From the number Of applicants awaiting
admission, and the Obvious fact that the two
single-storied) wards were already crowded
beyond their utmost capacity, it was univer-
sally conceded that an enlargement of this
temporary asylum was immediately ncces-
sary. With IN appropriation by the Legisla-
ture of 1000, and Using surplus on hand
Of = 200, Il contract was effected, and by the
latter put Of May the capacity Of the wards
was nearly doubled by the addition of story
to each ward, this sub-dividcd into four Sec
tions, and the original lower floor (story]
being laid of into tWcnty-one single and as
sociatc dorlnitories; all opening into corri-
dor trayersing the entire length OF the build
ing. A number of the conyalescent female
PATIENTS were found to he injured and their
cure retarded by their forced association at
meals il the only dining-room used by all.
us cN IL WIS lcUlCltlcu w thC ClCtLASh VI q
small room adjoining, capable of seating
twenty five persons, in which they have since
taken their meals, greatly to their improve
lnent and comfort.
DR.. Conrad says:
"Since the incorporation Of this asylum,
nearly two years ago, $4,000 has been an
n,nlly appropriated for its support. The
close of this year finds Us with small bal
ancc of s2,03333.S2. Organized in November,
1869. with 70 patients, the following Noyenl-
Der there were lis, and now at the end OF It's
second year, November 1, 1871, there arc in
the asylum i75, having treated in that time
over 5iO in all, giving an average yearly in
crease above discharges and deaths Of 80.
With this apparent law Of increase, we can
safely assume on having IN the asylum during
the ensuing year go patients to support; and
therefore we deem The usual annlial allow
auce necessary for its maintenance, and ask
for its continuance. Should there lie an en-
cess at the expiration Of the year il will re-
main uncypcndcd in the tre:.suer's hands,
and appear III the annual report"
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GRAND CoMMASDERY ELEcTIoN.-At the an
nual assembly of the Grand Connandcry OF
knights Templar in Virginia yesterday the
following officers were elected for the ell
suing year: X. Z. john Il. Mcdaniel, G. {. ;
V. +. William b. isaacs, ID. q. c.; '. +. X.
L. WitherS, G. c.; Y. L. L. +. johnson, Il.
Captain-Generl 4. James Evans, q. Irea-
slircr; f. John Dove, G. Recorder; +.
George W. Dame, G. Prelate; L. john 4.
Rcmnault, G. s. w. Z. o. :. Long, G. D.
W.; Z. A. z. Ahell, G. 5. b.. Il. ). q. Baln,
G.. sword g.. +. !. G. Smith, q. Warder; +.
ThoinaS Angel, G. Steward; i. James n.
'T..vInI. {, Sentinel
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THE CONCERT AND TABLEAUx given at Viz
ginia hall last night for a charitable object
by St. Peters Sunday school was excellent of
its kind, and was well patronized. The
singing was tirst-rate, the statuary and tab
leaux lirc-likc, and the burlesque features
admirable. Nearly every piece on the pro-
grannne received an encore.
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BALL OF TIE SIDNEY GREYs.-The enter
tainment given by this company at Virginia
Hall on Wednesday was well attended, and
seems to have been pecuniary success. In
management and gentility it was certainly
all that could be desired, and the company
should feel h0nored in having received the
patronage of SO large company of "fair wo-
men and brave men."
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DH. ARasTRoSG's FIRST LECTURE on the
Great Pyramid was delivered last night be-
fore large and intelligent audience. The
lecture was one unusually interesting and in
structive. Tonight Dr. Armstrong will finish
the subject, and even those who were not
able to he present LAST night should not fail
to hear the second lecture.
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WANTS.

wv ANTED, 4 SMALL HOUSE, or set
3 w Of UEFLlRSISiiED ROOMS without board,
for family Of three or four grown persons, within
ten or fifteen minutes, walk OF tlepost-oMce Would
Ike water and gas. Please address, stating terms,
VILLA VI, 739 Main street. de ls-3tf
WANTED, a NO. l COOK without In
w cumbrance. None need apply unleGs :hey
can come well recommended. Apply 70 ..
JEWS d. CRES5HAW,
No. II west Main, corner Adams street.
dc II-2tS
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READ THIS, ladies' Do not forget that while You
are buyiny candies for Christmas, that PIzZISI Is
selling his plain candies, made OF doublc-rcGned sp-
p.rs at twenty-five cents per pound, aud his best
French candies at fifty cents. Gum, chocolate, and
,narsh-malow drops citron, raisins, curTants, and
other things, lie is selling 1t low rates. 90 sec for
Yourself.
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TIE THEATRE.--AIr. McWade continues tc
appear before audiences which give evidence
Of high appreciation of his merits as al
actor. He will appear tonight in a great
bil-Handy Andy and Orchard Nit
III's this being lli4 benefit performance.
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IN editor In Illinois having engaged new re-
porter, received the following as his inst efost
1--WE are Informed that a gentleman who stood on
his he'd under pie-dtyer for the purpose OF bay
Ing tight pair Of batea druv on shortly Afterwards
found himself In Chiny. perfectly naked"
He lrs since supplied himself with splendid siit
,f clothes at E. B. SPENCE g Soa,ss 1900 aaan street.
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KEEr!SG OrES BARJRooMs ON SUNDAY
About forty bar-Toom-kcepers were before
Justice White "Wednesday to show cause
why they should not be fined $50 for keerng
tLcir bar-roonls open on Sunday. The US
ticc gave them AT Il severe repriinand, and on
the promise that it should be discontinued
they were discharged. a.-.. f..
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PnEpAnE for Christmas at A. AsToS1's.

NEW GROCERY SToRE.-Mr. W. A. wALKER, a
Young gentleman of business talent, well known In
Richmond, has just opened new family grocery on
Franklin street above the Old Market Here persons
in want Of anything IN the line Of lne groceries may
be promptly supplied with the best in the market,
aud on tho best terms. The particular attention of
houseScepers In search Of holiday supplies is called
to this new grocery. --.. ~. ......a
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;oU for Christmas, at a. ASToNI's.

RELIGIOUS HERALD.-This paper has now reached
circulation Of very nearly ELEVEN THOUSAND. 1t
is read In every portion Of the country as 1t Is the
medium of communication Of the Baptists Of the
southern States. 1t is an admirable medium for ad-
ver;isng. Office No. Ills Main street, nearly oppo-
site DISPATCH Office. ..m.
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CHASE AFTER A SSATcT-TnIEr.-Y Yesterday
afternoon Us Nary Smith Was standing at the
corner of Eighth and Cary streets a colored
man by the namc Of Horace Greeley came up
and snatchcd the pocket-book, containing q
small amount of money, from her hand.
Policeman Toler chased him as far rs Fifth
and Franklin streets, where he gave it up as
a bad job, finding the thief had so much the
START or him.
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THE FIRE YEsTERDAY.-The alarm Of fire
yesterday morning before l O'Clock, turned
in from Box q, corner Twenty-ffth and
Broad streets, was caused by the burning Of
three of the shanties on Chimborazo Heights.
The firemen could do no good with theil
engines, because there was no water to be
had.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING n
TIE RIcHMoSD Posr-OFF1cE, DECEMBER 13.-
Miss E. A. Dickinson, Messrs. Hallett, Davis
& Co., Boston, Mass; Miss Martha Haskins,
George Crupo, Richmond; Miss Biddy Can
non, South Carolina; BuITell Lcmmons, j
II. King, T. W. McCance, Richmond, Va.
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REMEMBER THE SEEDY.-Remenber In your
walks In search OF Christmas presents that some OF
YOUR friends are needy. One may need warm over
coat, another some warm uuder-clothtng, another
may need suit Of clothes. 4. B. SPENCE Sc Soy
keep all of these and many other suhstlnls IN the
way of clothing. Call ut 1900 Main street for asefa
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ARRESTED cS ANOTHER CuARGE.-Ricllard
Lawrence (colored) was before Justice White
Wednesday charged with stealing lot of
crockcryware and other articles from A. D..
Ford. Tie case was continued until the 10Th
on account Of the absence of witnesses.
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REPAIRING THE SIpEwALK.-W Workmen were
engaged on yesterday in repairing the side
walk On Governor street, hear the corner OF
Franklin, which for some time ps1st mas teen
in shameful condition.
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TIE NEW BAPTIST HYNN-Book, recently adopted
for use In our city churches, than which there Is
nothing more suitable for Christmas or New Years
present, may he found In great variety at EILysoN
& TAY1oR's, Main street. AS they SO Into use jan
uary 1st this IL just the time TO make glad the hearts
/,r rvop ..-
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Probably orc Of the pretest sights In town IN the
way Of gentleuen's furnishings may bs seen a, the
corner of Main and Thirteenth streets. E. Is.
SPENCE SoS have the largest and most varied as
sortmcnt OF neckes, gloves paper and linen collars
and other geutlemcu's wear, to be found In this or
any other city. 1900 Main street IL the piace fcr bar-
nir,u
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FOR BEAUTIFUL SETS OF JEwELRY and the latest
novelties call at GF:SHET's opposite the post-oilce
where bc found the prcttest goods In the line
bridal, birthday, holiday gifts; Watches, Dia-
mouds, or Silver goods ~#-'@
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AA'TLNG AT ASSEMBLY
LECTURES.

A TTRACTIVE ,. LECTURES.-R
folk, will deliver two lectures on, the "RECESSr
DISCOVERIES IN THE GREAT PYRANID.r
NJ the iecture-rooin OF the Second Presbyterian
,, at O'Clock, for Tie benefit OF the MlucLes-
Admission t! single lecture, so cents; to the two
=, Tickets for sale at the olce Of the Presbyterian
fuoi"auoG Company aud az Tie door. dc ia-1&
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NorARIEs PrBIIC.-'The Governor has ap-
pointed the following notaries public: j. L.
Erouk for Shenandoah, c. T. c. Carr for
Halifax COUNTY, and W. Patterson for Rocky
Mo-Inf
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ADyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade III any
portion Of the country should advertise in the
papers of that section. d. ELLYsoN 4 Co. will
take advertisements aud have them inserted ut pub
Ii .ber.,
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summer trade, In the mean time Messrs. I.EyT
BROTHERS VII continue 10 sei those bargains wbi b
nave nave rendered them so popular In Ihis and the sd
joining States at their present stand, No. a2is and
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We call the attention Of the travelling pull
Lie to the special notice Of the Richmond ana
York River railroad relative TO the connecting
steamers bstween West Point aud Baltimore.
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WoRK-BoxEs, ALBUMS, BIBLES, PRAY BOOKS,
gaines, picture-books, and everything suitable for
holiday gifts In their line, may be found at ELY
sON & TASLOH's.
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The NuETHANrTOS CONTESTED ELECTION
CAsE.--The Committee Of Privileges and
Elections Of the House Of Delegates, at a
meeting yesterday afternoon, decided III Ia
vor of ?. G. Carter, the sitting member from
northampton, in the case of WILLIS rs. carter.
Carter is colored Republican.
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CSDER-CLoTniSG.--For an excellent asScrtn1spt
OF under-clcthing at reduced prices go 20 Z. b
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street. ,&fe-ss5f
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD VIII oc enlarged apa tle
price reduced 20 & 50 with fhe opsrins o. tnsn
wear. once Na.lilIsM Main street. ,t,5ssss
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j ELFoEIoN OF SHcRETARY.-AIr. j. 3. Moore,
late secretary of Old Dominion Insurance
Company, has been elected to the same posi-
tion in the Merchants and Mechanics In
stlr,nce. Company, of which a. i. Stokes,
Esq., Is president. The election took place
ut the last meeting of the Board Of Diree-
tors. t4sa
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HrsrIyGs CoURT.-This court meets this
morning. The case Of Martin Alley, charged
With shooting Robert Pcteway, will probably
,c tried.
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SUPREME CoUKT or APrEALs.-In this court
Yesterday the case Of Thorndyke rs. Rey-
rolds was further argued 10y r. T. Daniel,
FSu
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II. ELLvsoH & Co., Advertising Agents, DIsPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In uny Journal OF the country at regular
rates. -.s.H. a.@h'# a.#" VA. 2
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MEPARTIskES OE STEAMERS.

RICHMOND AND YORK RIyEI. r AuHoAp Lryp.,
Dcccnocr u, ISL.
- Pc CIAL \ E.-Thea LED,
~ steamer DAEiEt. WEBSTER hay-aiasks1SsasS
ing been withdrawn from the line for few DAYS for
repairs, u!ltil further notice VIC Will have but one
b,at oft FOR Baltimore-tha EASTERN CITY
Tliisl viii ieayc West Puat or the following DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
l)ue notice VIII be given when the W WEBSTER re-
| sunes Ecr trips. WILLIAM y. DRAGG,
ue lJ-lw .r ##.s'I s#f " SiiOprintpndenf,
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CALI BEFORE THE BEST ARE SoLp.--Sss ssotA
OF iue books and fancy goods \: lsla Main street
" FAspospH & ENGLISH.
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ORANGES, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Pranes, &c, a
!. ANTONIS. ---L--. -
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DIAMOND AND PLAIN GOLD WEDDING RINGS
row opening ut GESNET's, opposite the post-olrce
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ID sELEcT'' Whiskey at W.:D. sHLA'iss y so. :,
corner Ninth and sl.ia s.rssta. Apafcs aaee''sAi
article. ,lnrl yTEsys3} et-o eE|tff'aR r. Ftss'
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uorlDAT-5uArE SILK HATS just received at A
Il ALIENS, 1916 Main street.
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SCPEEB SILVER SETS IN cases now opening st
GESSET's. opposite the post-otflce.
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". c. SMITH has opened, In addition to his stock
of Chlldfon's Carriages, large aud desirable as
sortmcGt OF Toys at low prices. 4 call Is solicited
from all in want Of such articles mt 42 and II Broad
street.
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TOR NEW TORK.-The Old ILscss,
E Dominion Steamship Company's ele-rsss ls;ssS s,
gnEt side-wllcei steamship ISAAC BELL, CaptalI
oclocb ~ II. Freight received until Thursday night
Through bills OF ladlng ighcI, ard goods forwarded
with dispatch 70 all roiuts north. south east and
vest. Close Connections made with Cunard Line
for foreign ,orts. Passenger accommodations un-
SURPASSED: Fare Tl2; stecrage ~; round-trip tick
cts, go. For freight or passage, apply 70
tlc lJ-lt No. ifoyerllpr street.
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8itllnlontl 1llspatth,


BS~ TIE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Ecc&ies in every style and oil shades Of color q
Z. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main. Ef3. ~.
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SPEcTiLTY-ReScrred Dividend Policles-Wid-
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plny. j. Is. MOORE, Agent