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called. The superintendent Of the county
poor-hoHse viii also be appointed ct this
term. ~
sss Coop Prices Corn Is being delivered In
Manchester for private consumptiona prices
regulated by the Richmond market. Large
quantities are received, and If the trade con-
anues to increase we shall need acorn and
-four exchange. ss.5
MARINE Nothing In port to-day but
several sloops loaded with logs, and baTges
with iron for the free bridge are expected
at Walkers landing to-day. ,. ,'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is brisk
along the waterline, and the factories are
enjoying the longest uninterrupted spell of
work they have had for some time, and daily
shipments are made Of cedarware, paper,
cotton cloths, -four, &c, g.tfg2l 7s ! 40
MINOR ToPIcs.-Work Is temporarily sus-
pended on James River bridge, awaiting the
arrival of iron. -,-Lz.'-> - q, ! -.fsi
I The ladies Of the Meade Memorial church
open . fair tonight, which win continue
through the week. ~, ~ l'
- We learn that there Is to be grand re-
union of the Army of Northern Virginia
during Christmas week. ~, -,
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

New BUILDINGS. AT this time the follow
ing handsome buildings are just receiving
their finishing touches: Frame house Of C.
a. Jones, Third and Decatur streets two
tenemeuts Of 4. T. Ballowe, Fourth street
fine residences Of j. r. Perdue and John G.
Robertson, Porter street; and brick dwell.
inc and store of S. r. Owens, Hull and
Thirteenth streets. Just beyond Baoons
Vile the erection of several :fenements has
inst been commenced. Mrs. William A.
Jones il building on Tenth street, and the
Manchester Manufacturing Company are
having six neat and comfortable houses
erected for the use of its operatives on Third
street near Decatur.
There are ether houses in various portions
of town in course of erection, and we hear Of
many persons who design building. When
spring opens we may expect that the build.
ing business will be more, brisk than ever
indginc from the number Of lots recently
purchased by parties who intend putting uE
houses as soon as circumstances will admit.
REPRESENTATIVES CuosgN.-The following
representatives to the Grand Lodge A. +,
A. NJ. have been chosen from Manchester
Lodge, No. IA:
James d. Craig, A. Fitzgerald, and A. G.
Gibbs. Alternates: ;. Z. Welsiger, .. w.
Craig. and D. T.. Weisiger.
Il 10 the Grand Chapter:5Y %S, - ga.
A. Fitzgerald, T. W. Crow, and a. Cary
Gibbs.sfsgrr tfs-gss pi a2'l 1883 - @.+. -.
TIE VICTIMS OF TIE ExrLoS1oN.--All Of the
victims of the powiersex xploslon ON the might
oS Ser,ator-W Ilsonss visit have entirely re-
covered. except William Jackson and John
Hewlett. and they are ont Of danger, All
.of3them suGsred severely, and are more OF
less dis6guTedst e*sf f:5,s,s.f4 80 ts,, &
81 CaKsraaP1rIp CouSrY geuRT the rcg1'
lar monthly session Of Chesterfield County
Court Will commence, thts morning atl
O'clock. It "a the civil tern, sud it tia ax'
,peS4ed that the long ntinued case OF sshe
ToWn Of Manehsstss .ss. BIB Hogan Whs ss
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. b. RATcLIFFE win sell at 1os A. NJ. gro
ceries, &c. t.s. ). .as.'.S # sEir
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell At 10 A. H., for
the administrator. household and Kitchen furni-
ture, carpets, &C. .t r..l --..F7s Z ~ q
COOK & LAUGHTON win sell at 10 "A. NJ. m
assortment Of clothing, &c. .ss.S IS.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR viii sell at 4 r. NJ. a building
10, on Culsert street between Main and Floyd. :.
COOK & LAUGHTON win sell ata r. b. by csta-
logue an assortment Of valuable books. ei,.
7. ". REESEE win sell ut auction-rooms at 10
O'Clock large and elegant assortment OF furni-
turc, pianos, carpets. oicloths, organ, &c. sgss
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell nt Is N. q tract
of land iu Henrico county eight miles below the
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civil Rights Decision. ]

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE, DISPATCH 4ah
WAsHNGToN, December LIN the Crimi-
nal Court yesterday Judge. MacArthur de.
liyered decision In the case Of Sebastian
A1nan, restaurant proprietor, Of this, city.
The case was an appeal from the, Police
Court, where Aman wa, fined 81 loo and costs
for rsfusing to wait on colored man named
Foote and some Of his friends. Aman ap-
pealed from that decision, and gaYe, the ne
cessary security. {. s1,.s t,sfs F 80
Judge Macarthur having reviewed ali the
circumstances In the case and the. law bear.
ing thereon, said the proprietor Of q hotel Or
restaurant was the proper judge OF who
should have either refreshments Or lodgings
in his house, and no one could dispute bis
authority In that matter. In conclusion, he
gave Judgment In favor of Aman; which
dismisses the case from the court IA ,t3
In similar case Of Frederick FTeund a
nolle prosequi was entered. ,ts,s5 E,Eys.f Ia.s
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

TRY TELEGRApH TO THE pIsPATcH.I

rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DisPATcE. ~ 8
PARIS, December 7.--The political eori-
position of the Committee Of Thirty insulfs
a report ip favor of ministerial responsibility,
the exclusion of Theirs from the floor OF the
Assembly, and reducing the presidential veto
TO mere fiction. The defeat Of the Governs
ment Is considered probable. .aiss.E ttti
PARIS, December TN. Audifret Pas
aufer, Vice-president of the COMMITTEES Of
Thirty of the National Assembly, called upon
President Theirs last night and had along and
friendly conversation with him. The Coy.
ernment situation is believed to he improving.
II is reported this morning that Goulasd Ss
to be appointed Minister OF the interior,
Leon Say Minister OF Finance, and Fenrton
Minister of. tile Public Works.
Alta meeting Of the Republicans yesterday
at Credcn, In the Department OF Mobthaa,
speeches were made IN favor OF a speedy dis.
solution Of the National Assembly. Louis
sgianc presided over the meeting. 8. 5s
staiy. f z u
RosE, December 7.-Ceresole has been.
elected President and Scheme Y!ce-P President
:oS,the Swiss Confede dertion.
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TALENT WELL TELL.-N'e this morningsaw let
ter addressed to the proprietor Of the LEE GALLERY
and written by the wife of our great chiefain Gem
eral Il. E. LEE, thanking Mr.. DAVIES for copies Of
card pictures Of the amented chief. In this letter
Mrs. LEE pronounced the pictures Of the General
from this gallery the finest she has ever seen,''
and says the bare sight OF such accurate menesses
"a1orded her great pleasure" =.
After reading the above, we say well may our
friend DAVIES feel proud. as that great and good
man had been photographed by numbers Of good
photographers North and South, and then to be pro-
nouuced by such high authority to be the best IS an
honor worthy Of the LEE GALLERY" ~
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DEATH OF JOIN FREEI AND, Eso.-Mr. John
Freelaud died at his residence, in this city,
on Saturday, in the seventy-frst year of bis
age. He was for many years a merchant In
New Orleans, from which city he removed to
Richmond and engaged in the foreign to-
bacco trade. MIR. Freelaud was a most esti-
mable gentleman and business man Of re-
markable purity.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence, southeast corner of Fifth and Cary
streets, this afternoon at O'Clock.
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TIE ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY CASE
Zachariah D. Champion appeared before
Justice White on Saturday morning TO an
swer the charge OF assaulting and robbing
Stephen Fl. Henderson on the public high.
way, by violence, OF valise and clothing of
the value of go. Justice White decided
that the accused was not guilty Of highway
robbery, as it was in evidence that Hender-
son ran after being knocked down. Cham
pion was found guilty Of assault and bat.
terry, and was sent to Jail and the chain-gang
for twelve months. John DAILY and W.
Champion were also arrested, charged with
being accessory, but they were honorably
DISCHARGED. .... .s... .t.r1..
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SERIOUS AccrDESr.-Byrd Chamberlayne,
aged seventeen years, son Of Mr. L. W.
Chamberlayne, while attempting to climb
from the street to the treStle-work at the
corner of Byrd and Sixth streets, on Friday
night, fell, face downwards, and was very
painfully. if not seriously, injured inter-
nally. The distance which the young man
fell was about twenty feet, but no bones
were broken. at late hour on Saturday
he was still unconscious, having remained
in that condition since the fall.
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LAWS OF tho United States Courts TO- be
Enforced. H N
,.,, TBy TELEGRAPH TO THE DlsPATCH.l 81
,WAsH1NGrGN, December THE following
has been promulgated a'9a III
"To S. B. Packard, United States Marshal,
Ne,o Orleans, La: = 2'i7-'1} 7a.i i'if.t ga
" You are to enforce the DEGREES and man,
dates Of the United States Courts no matter
by whom resisted. General Emory will fur.
nish you with oil the necessary troops for
that purpose. [Signes] ~
..- "GEoRGE 81. WILLIAMS, ~
...... .-.. ...f "Attorney-G General" /
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= JOB PRiNTING.-We call the attention OF mef-
chants clerks Of courts shcris lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal and agents and all others
baying orders for printing, to the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds OF jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads. Programmes, Ball Tickets.
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-BllIs, Catalogues
Bills Of Fare, show-Bllls, Checks Drafts, &c, SC
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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in the world. Subsequently he became
president Of Emery College, at Oxford, Ga.,
and In this important position won an envi-
able reputation. While president OF Emory
College he was elected bishop by the General
Conference held at Columbus, Ga, In 1854,
at the same time that Bishops Early and
Karenaugh were elected. Bishop Pierce has
long been acknowledged as one OF the first
pulpit orators IN America. His ability as q
preacher and bishop have only been equalied
by bis zeal, piety, and usefulness.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING
IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE DECEMBER z. -
A. B. Williams, care of w. S. Dounan & Co.,
Hon. J. T. Neeson, Richmond, Va; one let
ter no address Franklin Davis g. Co., Rich
mond, Va; Jacob Sampson, No. 94 Clinton
avenue, New Jersey; E. G. Stanwood, corner
of Twenty and Broad street; G. 2.
Hawes, care s. 81. Hawes, Il. Va; j. B..
Crenshaw, city railroad. .,,-,-.. !,
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Sixty DAYS IN JAIL.--Daniel Brown,
charged with stealing pair of boots aud
shoes valued at $5 from Morris Moss was
tried aud found guilty i'll the Police Court
on Saturday morning. The accused was
sentenced to imprisonment In the city Jail
for sixty days.
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ARRIVED. @~n
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers. John ", Wyatt, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, lner
chapGise and passengers. L. B. Tatum, agent
Schooner I. 8. WINS, Ingersol, Phiadelpla, coal,
c. II. Page.
Schooner Milton, Palmer, Baltimore, sugar, Vir-
ginia Sugar Refinery.
Schooner John II. Travis, Wheatley, Baltimore,
guano j. G.. Downward e Co.
Schooner Mary and Francis, McAndrews, Phila-
dephia, coal, s. P. LatlIrop.
Schooner 4. Hayman, Eaton, Jacksonville, lum-
Schooner 4. S. Cannon, Outten, Georgetown, coal,
Schooner j. q. Lockwood, Sharrett New York.
railroad iron, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Schooner Crisis, Brown. Philadelphia, coal. .--
Schooner Florence Mayo, Hall, Rockland' lime'
q schooner j. H. MARVEL, Qu.llin, Phiiadelpbia,
G1IHa @l-t SAILED. #
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, D. II. Rogers, agent
Bark Sacramento, Robins, South America, flour,
Galiceb Minis Manufacturing Company.
Schooner Emma p. Doneglan. Ellis, Baltimore
pin York river, lumber, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mgniouette, Bacon, down river ngnt.
Schooner W. T. Byrne, Burton, Baltimore, lron'
Curtis 8 Parker.
L:4tjs - CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. m.
BATH, December e.-Schooners Lula Lynn, John
Wethered. and Serene. ~,
NEw YORK, December 8.-schooner A. Hugel
a PHILADELPHIA, December 5.-schooner Armenia
Gale. ;:...j I #its 1.t e=s 81 8-N -
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= PERSONALLY Thomas Dodamead, Engi-
neer and General Superintendent of the
Greenyille and Columbia railroad, is spend
ing few days at his family residence in this
city, Fourth and Clay streets. s.-,- 49,.
Colonel John l.. Eubank, Of the Warm
Springs, has been quite sick, but is improy-
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SENT TO THE PENlrENTIARY FOR ONE YEAR.
In the Hastings Court on Saturday Aaron
Kinny was arraigned, tried, found guilty Of
breaking and entering O hen-house and steal
ing chickens, and sent to the penitentiary
far. ora wear. t st ~. 90 s,s5ri -
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DEUMMERs' BALL.--The, ,drummers of the
First Regiment corps are making arrange
ments for grand ball to be given on the 23d
Of this month at Monticello Hall. The regi-
sment will aid them all they can. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the drum corps
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PORCELAIN OR IvoRY-FISIsH PHOTOGRAPHS
REEs & Co. are having a run on this beautiful
patent improvement. It Is particularly adapted
to freckled and rough faces, and to those who ap-
preclate little fattery It Is just the thing. You
cannot get this effect produced at any other gallery
In the city. REEFS & Co. purchased the exclusive
right, and the process for producing the effect is
only known to them. n you desire picture OF
tf,is kind YOU must 10 to REES'S for it. f..
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Aabituary.

h' = rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE pIsaArcH.l /. i
New ORLEANS, December 7.-Dr. Warren
Stone. the famous surgeon, died Last night.
He was sxty-fiye years of age. Y8 /.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December I,--samlletl
81. Pike, formerly wellknown merchant Of
Cincinnati, died suddenly here to-day ofapc-t
plexY. - -. ..-lt.nI.t- itl1.,-t z
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ssLASp-DAMAeE CAsE DEC1DEp-ArPgAL
TAKEs.--Ths case Of George D. Prince us.
iThe Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, noticed in the Dispatch on Saturday,
Was argued before his Honor Judge E. c.
Minor. who rendered n decision sustaining
.the award Of the commissioners; from which
Mr. Prince took an appeal to the Circuit
Court, ,-.s . g:srg
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SUPERsEpEAs. DEsIED:--In the Supreme
Court of Appeals on Saturday a writ of
supcrsededs was denied in the case of Hob
son, &C., rs. Williams, &c, from the Corpo-
ration Court of Danville. - ~
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What nicer present than beautiful ornaraeated
cake prepared especially for family use by P1zzrI2
They are reasonable in price, beautiful In shape,
and made from the 5ery best materials. z
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The ANNABLE CAsE.--Thc witnesses In the
case of W. j. Annable will appear before
the grand jury Of the Hastings Court this
morning. --
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EaiIure I'm BOSTON.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DIsPATcH i,
BosToN, December 1.-THE heaviest failure
by the great fire Is that of HentieId; Went
worth Il Co. Their liabilities are over
80, 2,250,0C0. They propose to settle at sixty
cents on the dollar, within a year, without
interest s@s@t 44, sS- '.' y.%'NAA - .J
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eMASCHEsTEK FREE BRIDGE.-In view of the
early completion Of the James River bridge, r. II.
EAzLEY, agent. continues to sell boots and shoes at
and below Richmond prices. Call and examine his
stock, corner Hull and Eleventh streets. l93-8
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Capture or an Escal,esa Coaysct.11

Capture OF am Escapeta Coassct.
tsPEC1A TELEGRAM TO TIE D.spArcH.i -;
JosEsBoa0, Tzss., December Ham
Ferguson teoiored1 who was sentenced TO
the penisentiary for Eve years from Russeli
county, Va, for murder, and escaped frum
the sheriff November 18th BY jumping from
the cars two miles east Of Christiansb,rg,
was captured here to-day and Is now on bis
way to Richmond. ~ &,
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FULL SET OF FURs FOR ESP. WKzSIGER Co.
are selling handsome article, including muH for
S5. These goods are fresh. warranted In every re-
spect, and are very.cheap. - =
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.ArPEAL ALLowEp.-An appeal was al
lowed in the Court Of Appeals on Saturday
in the case Of Floyd Us. Harding, from the
Circuit Court Of Bedford. -.
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ADyERTlsE.-Oir merch1uls seeking trade IN any
portion of the country should advertise in the
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted At pub
Jtslcrss rotns. & ....ss n.
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Ice FOR THE SUMMER.-Mr. Joseph Baxter,
at the Bath Alum Springs, writes lis that he
has housed seyenty-tive tons of beautiful ice
six inches in thickness. y YnC# III
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Bank Statement.

rBy TELEGRAPH TO THE DIspATCH.j
New YORK, December 7.-Increase iot
loans, 1915. 900; increase of specie, S250, ,0o0
decrease OF legal-tenders, s75o,0o9; Increase
of deposits, S3,125, ,000.) 1f = cG#i142a IL
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The Government Refuses to Interfere
In the Alabama Affair. :E
fly TELEGRAPH TO THE DIsPATCH.I
WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Attorney
General Is reticent on the Alabama Legisla-
lures. The delegations from the two bodies
show no cause for Federal interference. 9
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IMPROVED PORCELAIN PIcTURRs.-Tbis beaati-
full improvement Is the property Of REEs & CO. II
consists chiefly in enabling the artist to get up this
work ut about half the expense Of the old process,
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B sg THE You're 4GLAsT,'' o title given the !" Do
nestle" Sewing Machine by the world, Is wen de-
served; for that company is selling over eighty
thousand per year at almost The beginning Of their
business -an increase Of 600 per cent. during the
past twelve months. .,
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ALASKA BoAs.-Third supply this season. On
precedented sales. These boas are only Ss they ar
fusize and very stylish. and the cheapest article
the kind ever brought to this city.
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MISSES WHITE FUR sACQUEs.-P. WEIsIGER &
Co. have Just received beautiful assortment Of
these handsome and stylish sacques. They are all
the fashion North. T..
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THE aUNSING-RING PUzZLE-one OF the most
ingenious toys Of the age-for sale by j. I. ELY
SON, Main street
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snecie sssipuents.l ..

~; ryYTELEaRApH TO THE DIspATcH.l ~ ;,
New YORK. December I. Three hundred
and seventy.fiye thousand dollars we're
shipped to-day. "a" r''' - 60. II l,s,yfsi
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QUALIFIED. .-Messrs. Thomas J. Evans, n.
T. Evans, A. ID. Williams, and j. G. Grubbs,
qualified in the Hastings Court on Saturday
as notaries public. @aE@sAf' 8"E'..
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OyEHcoArs, CArEs, AND TAL2As.-CsIla at e. B.
SPENCE & Sons and examine their stock Of over
coats-to be sold very low
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: TIE THEATRE To.night Miss Ada Gray,
who is reported to be talented and beautiss
full actress, will make her. first appearance in
Richmond. The play is ,"Article AZ. III
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UNDERwEAR.-A new lot OF nice underwear just
received at 1900 Main street. Call on SPENCE Sos
and examine those, mertno undcrsiirts that shey
are selling for 81 each.
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SILK HATs.-P. WEIsIGER s. Co. are selling silk
hats from IS up to So. They have splendid Rssort
ment. =.'E 4 j g
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II. ELLYsoS & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, will receive advertisements and have then,
inserted In any journal OF .he country at regular
rates. - E.ts -. #.t . .a.
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THE cr1RoMAGIcA for sale by j. T, ELLTseN,
Main street near the Dispatch Office. ..4Tse l."
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Unfading loyeliuess belongs only TO the iirinor-
tails but whoever uses the fragrant sozodon can at
least defy time TO injure one Of the elements Of
beauty, good set of teeth .... Ee1s,srt .s-a
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At R. FERRASD1SI's you will And the largest as
sorment Of perfumery, toilet articles and ladies'
work-b oXes. .Ee,l..r7
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j. Z. ELIYsoN, llls Main street. has the largest
and best assortment Of neat and useful holiday pre-.
spnts to be found IN the city. Call and examine his
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Z Ifyou want to buy fans, 20 to r. FERRASDfS1's:
he has them from twenty-five cents to twenty dol
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Just arrives perfect bust Of the Belle Of Paris
cast In wax and dressed in the latest STYLE Can be
seen at K. FERRASDrN1's.
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Pembroke shirts, ready-made, and warranted &
fr and please, at E. 7. SPENCE Il SoS's. ..' =.
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P.WE1sIGER 6 Co. sell every kind Of hat and cap
for men, boys, and children.
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TwoLeStslasures I'm Louisiana.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DIsPATCIf} q
NEW ORLEANS, December THE custom
house returns of elections for the Legisla-
ture differ materially from those of Governor
Warmoth's Board. This will probably form
two Legislatures in Louisiana also. - AZ
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Misses white fur turbans for sale at p. WEIs1sET
& Co.'s very CHEAP. :
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Police CoURT, sATURDAY-Jusaoe j. j.
White presiding.--The following cases were
disposed of: sg *,gF rr.g,s., -
Mamie and Mary Burwell, charged with
fighting on the premises ofEMrs. Myer. Fined
81 each. g.~ae.s a.sal -, tg
James Wallace, charged with stealing one
robe of the value oftfive dollars, the property
of DIR. C. W. P. Brock, was found guilty and
sent Jail for thirty days. 2 r#1a
James Robinson, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care of himself. Fined$5.
Ellen. Carter Charged, with stealing a
chemise of the value Of, 81 so, the property
of G.. Unser. Sent to Jail for; thirty days!
Joseph Sledd, charged with receiving lot
of coffee knowing the same to have been
stolen. Continued TO- the 10th, and bailed
in $780,. ,Ii-ts.rs. ..fs4 sr..-rrgF