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Louisiana Jockey Club, New Orleans

Louisiana Jockey Club, New Orleans.
March s. l8.2.-The attention OF mem oers isscaed
to the following resolution. adopted this evening:
Resolved, That the members OF the Louisiana
Jockey Club be and are hereby assessed IN accord
ance with the rules and regulations, $25 payable
Immediately.
Attention is called to the following rule:
ANY member wishing to resign shall tender his
resi- gnatOn to the secretary, IN writing, az least
sixty DAYS before any race meeting. or shall be
held liable for any assessment made tor that meet
ing No transfer OF the stock OF shares OF a resign
ing member will be made until all Indebtedness of
said member to the club shall have been paid.
NH. St II. B. FOLEY, Secretary.
New Orleans Merchants should Aaver.
tse in the TERREBONNE PATRIOT, Houma, Loui-
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MALIcIoUs.-A. Gatfney, No. ii Con
stance street, goes down to the Criminal
Court to answer tor mallcionsly breaking
one side of Mr.. Tyrrells house and then
trespassing on the premises.
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BOARD OF POLICE CoMMIssIoSEKs.-Su-
pernumcraIies T. Lynch and j. Burke, first
precinct, bad conduct, were dropped from
the rolls
c.. Vatican, third precinct, eft his beat
dismissed the force.
S. Eyique fifth precinct, asleep on his
beat dismissed the force.
K. e. Roberts, suburban precinct. absent
without leave and intoxication, dismissed
the force.
Resignation Of G. w. Packard, teleg
officer, accepted.
Nj. Moake was appointed to fill the va
cancy.
DIED II HosrIrAL.-The German Boz
or Bose. found badly bruised lying beside
the Orleans railroad track, Wednesday
night, by Officer Richards, died in the
Charity Hospital yesterday from the effects
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE
OF ORLEANS.
JEANNETTE KUHN VS.. HER HUSBAND SOLOMON
Kuhn-No. 9343.
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The river rose six inches last evening,
and is now eleven feet five inches below
high water mark of 1862
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Edmond Vicknair vs.. MIR. Mcflanus-
First Justice Court tor the Parish Ui Orleans.
No. 1898.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERl FAClAs
ID to me directed by the Hon Fl. VI. Dibble,
First Justice of the Peace in and FOR the PARISH OF
Orleans 7 will proceed to sell at public auction,
at James Regaa's stables, No. l3i Ba'onne street
on TUESDAY, March 70, 1872, at twelve COCK D.
the follow ug described property, toy
ONE HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Mo 4, "a DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable.
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Son VS. John Iasan-First Justice Court Tor
ts, Parish OF Orleans No. 2SI9
ny VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERi FACIAS, To
Is me directed by the Hon. H. NJ, Dibhe, First
1,,s+cn of the Peace in and for the parish OF Or
leans viii proceed to sell at public auction. at
No 1873 .ua street, on TUESDAY, March u, 1877,
at twelve clock NJ the following described prop
ertv to wit
FIVE FINE MARBLE TOMB>TONES.
Seized in the above entitled and NUMBERED suit.
Tar,ns-Cash on the spot.
mI26l2 DANIEL CROWLEY Constable
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Office Of the Mississippi and Mexican
Cult Ship Canal Company, No. 1873 Common street
New Orleans, Louisana.-Bv resolution of the
Board of Directors the time for the conversion of
the ordinary stock of this company into preferred
shares will expire absolutely on the fifteenth of
March 1872 L. FOLGER,
mh1 I'd President.
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Opera House.

No matinee to-day. This evening the
opera Of THE Huguenots." Tomorro"
evening La Fayorite,' a tavorite opera III
four acts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-09

This lady finished her course OF lectures
last night. giving that which has ELECTED
general admiration, the subject being Nice
Young Men
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

IN TIIE MATTER OF JULES DELAUNAI, 1R
ing for a respite VS.. His Creditors.
Eighth District Court for the Parish OF orleans
No 1894.
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Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Lii,

Insurance Association of Louisiana, No 100 Caron-
deIet street. New orleans, March 3, l8.2.-Members
OF this Ass0ciatonAre hereby notified of the death
OF August Chauzioux, who died in this city Octo-
Der p 1871; T. D. SedbeTrT, who died in this city
Oct ober 81 1871 aud Michael Baylev, who died in
this city November 4, 1871, and called upon to
come forward, without further notice, and pay
Is Is on each at the office of the Association no
40 Carundelet street, before P. NJ, April 8,
1872 R. w. YOUNG, Secretary.
mi II
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A.sCAL MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE Oh
MAsoSs.-Tbe grand annual communication
Of the Grand Lodge of Masous In Virginia
commenced at ST. Alban's Hall last night
About three hundred delegates were present
In addition to the following officers: Colo
mel Robert E. Withefs, grand master ;
Thomas L. Lambert, deputy grand master;
General W. B. Taliaferro, grand senior
warden ;sJudge Richard II. Parker, grand
Junior warden DR.. John. Dove, grand Sec
retary; William B. Isaacs, assistant grand
secretary; Thomas q. Dudley, grand trea-
surer; Rev. George w. Dame, grand chap
lain; Judge B. .aR. AYelifard. grand senior
deacon; JnR. Dowell, grand Junior deacon
pro ten1pore i; James E., Riddick. grand pur.
stivant; James n. Taylor, grand tiler. The
following past grand masters were also pre-
sent 2 Most 4Worshipful Brothers L. L.. Ste
'yenson, Lewis b. Williams, James Evans,
and Thomas f. Owens. . ,,.-,....
The report of Grand Master Withers was
presented and referred to q special commit
tee. tits an abteTaper, giving an interesting
review Of the work of the craft in this ju-
rlsdiction, and reporting numerous decisions.
During the year eleven new Lodges were in
stituted. The Grand Master laid the corner
stone of new courthouse at Culpeper, and
of Richmond College. The fraternity in this
jurisdiction is In O healthy condition, and
peace and harmony prevail. The Grand
Master notices with regret the resignation of
Most Worshipful James Evans. Grand Lee
turer for eighteen years past, and Right Wo
shipful (GeneraD James l.. Kemper, Grand
Junior Deacon. ~ .....r.f .....~
At a late hour tbe Grand Lodge adjourned
until 22 O'Clock this evening. -'+'~..a
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ADVERTISING AGEECIEs.-"It-isa is fact that al
those persons doing business which requires ex'
tensive adyer tlsing, and who from the mode Of
ductius Il are able to arrive at close approxima-
ton of the results produced by eacb separate invest
nent In this way. gre universal in the opinion thai
better contracts can be secured through weestab-
lished advertising ageucy IKE that Of GEORGE P
gowsLL & Co., New. York. than can be obtained
from publishers direct no matter bow familiar with
rates and papers the advertiser may be. 1t stands
TO reason that an agency, controlling patronage e
the extent Of from fifty to one bur rdred thousand
dollars per month, should be able to secure fayors
which would not be accorded 10 any mere indivi,
dual, even If we omit entirely the benefits which
they must derive from their extensive experience
Ercbnp1e.a .@~-' .-@. 7.' ~
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Menofinl.


RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL US1oss. No. ", !.
December ], is72e
At regular meeting Of this Union held this eve
Ing the following preamble and resolutions wert
unanimously adopted by rising vote s'-sj7s
Whereas this Union has heard with profound scr,
row and regret Of the death OF one OF its most
full and honored members, and while submissiyei!
bowling to the Al-powerfdl hand which has removed
him we deem It proper to place upon record sops
testimonial of our regret at his loss and oDr appre
citation Of his many virtues therefore be It
Resozusd, That in the death OF EDWARD ".
CHRISTIAN this Union has lost member who pos.
sessed In an eminent degree Its confidence aud re
gard, the community o respected citizen. and soci
city IN honorable Christian gentleman. &.
Rssolred, That while feeling the utter Inability oi
any words Of ours to bind up the bruised hearty o,
renite the broken family circle, we are, neverthe
less, constrained TO tender to the relatives Of the de-
ceased our profoundest coincidence and respect
trusting that ahe Hand which has dealt the blow may
bold In reserve blessing commensurate with the
Affections 1t has caused.
+ ReSolred, That these resolutions be spread upon
the records Of this Union, and copy Of the game
furnished the family Of the deceased. !. s.-3.aH
Extract from the minutes: .
-.. sc. CURRY, President
george z. Boseden, Recording Secretary. .-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

'r,-r,-NAs G0ons.~-Our merchants have
, II unn>ualiy large supplies of Christmas
-,,s,. and city nud country buyers who pre-
:, make their selections from unbrokcn
..,,,. a5r already availiug themselves OF the
.....,r,,Ini!irs offered them in the full lines
Is, ~ exhibition.
7',1 columns Of the Dispatch Will furnish
.,,--sa,ers information as TO the places where
.., NAV obtaiu on the best terms all the no
.:.i,.s u; the season. as we'll as tho most de-
-...;e staple goods for Christmas presents
.; Christmas cheer. In 4 day or two we
, ?u1l!sh descriptive list Of the dealers
.. Neal4v goods.
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LECTURE AT TIE 5EvENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-" Walks about Jerusalem is
the title Of lecture given by the Rev. 4.
n. Gilbert, of Baltimore, last night at the
seventh-Street Christian church, under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Missionary
Society of that church. 1t consisted Of vivid
descriptions of scenes in and around the
Holy City. The several localities Of interest
which were hallowed by the presehce OF
the Saviour during his pilgrimage on earth
were SO thriltingly described by the lecturer
that his audience almost imagined they had
actually visited these places in person.
Many of the peculiar customs Of the Orieii.
tails were described il manner highly
amusing. In short, there was such a har:
monious blending Of. the pathetic and
humorous as to stamp the reverend gentle.
man as a first-class lecturer. He was listened
to with deep interest by the large and
attentive audience, and the Society may con-
graduate themselves upon this their first
debit before the public. Tonight, Mr.. Gilbert
will deliver at the same place second lee
ture, entitled An Evening with the Ameri-
can Poets" His ability as refined and
polished eocutionist is peculiarly adapted to
this most difficult field Of literature, and we
bespeak for him full house. ..., .... .-
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TIE FIRE YEsTERDAY-ALLEGED CASE OF
ARsoS.-Between 4 and o'clock yesterday
morning an alarm Of fire was turned in at
Box No. 7, engine-house on Eighteenth
street. The alarm WAS promptly responded
to by the fremen, and proved to have been
caused by the partial burning of the grocery
store of George O'Day, No. 1909 Main street
A plug-stream was sufficient to put out the
flames, the Department being on the ground
in good time. The building was insured for
S. 900 in the Mutual Assurance Society OF
Virginia, aud there was also an insurance oil
s., 900 upon the stock, furniture, and fix
lures. ..,.. ... s.....
Sergeant Whitlock was the first of the po.
lice officers to reach the scene. He was fol:
lowed hy Scrgeants Dan Wren and Howard,
who arrested Dir. George O'Day on suspi.
cion of baving set lire to the building. Upon
examination the officers found candles placed
upon the mattresses in the upper room, the
mattresses having been taken from the bed
steads and well soaked in kerosene oil. This
fact, and the additional circumstance of Mr..
ODay's having been seen about the store ct
O'Clock Sunday night; probably led TO his
arrest. The officers also found some papers,
the writing on which has not yet been deci.
phered, and a lot Of tools with which It is
supposed the ceiling had been opened in
order to apply the combustible materials and
torch. .. ,...-s...... ....... ....,.. ~. Z
Nir. O'Day appeared before the Police
Court yesterday morning, and bis case was
continued until "Wednesday for further in
quiry. Bail was refused, and he was re-
manded to Jail. ........... ............ ..
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cUprD,s zAanUseADss.-The sly arsaes tovsa

L CrPD,s ,ssAaBrseApEs.-The sly archer 16sa
shoots bis arrows from many coigna Of ysatsge bat
t Is doubtful u he delivers his hearttah;ng shafts
from any nrahash With mere effect than wtcn hs
arms them from the btafds and folds and dnsles of
n superb head OF haiS4 Indies aho have NOS sbesr
favored BY Nature With this croTuipg Tcharm "
womanhood eau readily and certaipIS increase the
volume OF their hair and imrart to Il tiiksn iustrs
by using Lros's Kathairoh rs a daily dfessing.i
wbilei those whom Providence has blessed With .
,uperabundance Of ibis :. Glory (" OF tue sex can
preserve it ,ihdsminished IN quantity and undinia
ished In be,uty 10 the latest period OF life. THERE'S
4 terminating principle In the katiaiEon witch
l:esalIy compsls the hair to groso. It exttrpates
scurf, ,dandruf, and all calculations aud excseeences
OF the. scalp which interfere With the rspsd aud
healthy Development of the iarcs. e alfgl
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ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, while Mr..
T. II. EIatn, member Of Company A, Fire
Department, was OH his way to the fire, be
fell over cellar.door on Seventeenth street
and was badly injured, remaining uncon-
scious for some time. The fall was occa'
stoned by the darkness, the stfeet-lamps not
heincr linhtnd Z. - 80 -.t-.- ------ --
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TEE WEATHER, which for several days has
been balmy and pleasant as spring, suddenly
turned cold yesterday morning, and was fol-
lowed by high northwest winds during the
day. and light snow in the forenoon. The
thermometer, which at daybreak stood at 43
degrees, had fallen at sunrise to Al degrees
two degrees in an hour. At O'Clock p. NJ.
the same instrument indicated 80 degrees.
This shows falling temperature throughout
the entire day-a circumstance which rarely
occurs in this latitude. ...a
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.,-,y 1 RoYAIL will rcil at a =. NJ hs re-
IN, dwelling Of Mr.. John Matxiy, DC The
.-,,r ~ Yihccrth and Decatur streets.
,rv>s W. KEESEE viii sch al 10 A. N. triple
dated ware. cutlery, &c
>,yk ACGnTOE will sell at ic A. ID. hoass-
III furniture, carpets, &C.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A public tempe
rance meeting will be held Wednesday eve.
ming at O'Clock at Harmony Hall, on Broad
street, under the auspices of Harmony Diyi-
sion. Prominent members ofthe Order will
address the meeting. .nE..-. 4. .....
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PORCELAIN OR 1voRY-FIE1sH PRoToaRAPHs.-
REEs & co. are having run on this beautiful
patent Improvement. 1t Is particularly adapted
to frecklcd and rough faces, and TO those who ap-
preciale little fa,tcry It Is just the thing. You
canuo get this effect produced at any other gallery
In the city. REEs S Co. purchased tue exclusive
right, and The process fo- producing the eject l.
onIy known TO them. If YOU desire picture OF
this k;nd you must 40 10 REgSs for 1t. ~ =
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george E. Boscde1a, Recording Secretary.

CHRIS KRSGLE has established his headquarters
at PIzzfNrs, where you will find the largest and
best assortment Of candies, both plain and French
gum, chocolate, and marshmal!ow drops; crystal.
lzed fruits; small and large cakes handsomely or
namsnted; nuts, ctron, rasins currants Jelly, and
everything to please the taste and fancy Remem.
Der, his prices are very low. a & iafa f
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One conversion in the Grace-Street school.
No special subject being in order for the
meeting there was general talk about the
way to make the monthly meeting more in.
teresting, joined in by Messrs. Taylor, Boil.
ing; Gretter, Sleight; and others ; and the
rest of the time spent proftably in social
prayer and singing.
Adjourned to the second Monday night in
January.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE R1cHMoSD PosT-OFfICE DECEMBER o..
w. S. Grimes, attorney at law; i. Thomas;
Staley Creek H.=Page, No. 205 Cherry
street; Bette Davis, No. 153 west Twenty
fourth street NJ, Harris, High Bridge, y. }.
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give dinner to-day at the corner of Tenth
and Hull streets. Fair open every night.
I Rev. G. Y. Waugh, Of Manchester, has
charge Of the Baptist church and school at
Hillsboro', Albemarle county, Va. s..,
Mr. Edward Gallagher, who has been II.
ing very Ill, is in fair way to recover.
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FULL SET OF FURS FOR S5-P. WEIslGER & co
are selling handsome article, Including muff, fol
S.. These goods are fresh, warranted in every re
spect, and are rery.cheap. az. 81 ..fl s.
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DEcEEE AFF1RMED.---In the Special Court
Of Appeals yesterday tho decree of the Cir
cult Court of Accomat county was affirmed
in the case of kellum Us. Ayres ct ais. Judge
Barton delivered the opinion.
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JOE PRrSTrSG.-we cali the attention or nier-
chants, clerks OF courts, ssfias lawyers raifos,i
steamship snd canal agents, and al Others
having orders for printing to the facilies offered at
The DIsEATCu PRINTING EsTABL!sH,tRssy fer tha
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds of Jon,
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Rfll-Heats, I.etor Heads, ggll Tesrt,
E,ls Of Fare, Show -Bills, Checks, pratL, &C, so
satisfaction guaranteed ~ Z :
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ALASKA BoAs.--Third supply this season. I'm
precedented sales Those boas are only IS; they are
fusIze and very stylish and the cheapest article Of
the kind ever brought to this city.
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PASTORAL REs1GNATIoN.-ReV.J j. F. Deans
on Sunday rendered his resignation as pastor
Of the Manchester Baptist church, which
was accepted, and at tine request of the
Church he will supply the pulpit till 1st Of
January
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J. T. ELLYsoS, lll2 Main street, has the bes. as
psorment Of Christmas goods in his line to be fount
In the city. His selections arc very fine and hi
prices arc reasonable. -
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CONSERVATIVE CoNFEREScE.-A conference
of the Conservative members Of the General
Assembly viii be held this afternoon in the
hall Of the House of Delegates.
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CHIRo-MAGIcA, CHAMELEON Tors, AND RUN
NING-RESG PUZZLE, with other amusing and s;ien-
tnc articles may he found amongst the fine stock OF
holiday goods at j. T ELrYsoN's.
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MISSES WHITE FUR SACoGEs.-P. WEIsIGER 4
co. have Just received beautiful assortment Of
these handsome aud stylish sacques. TheJ are all
the fashion North.
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to consider the propriety Of establishing Q
mission school in the northwestern section Of
this city"
The Association was addressed by Rev. j.
NJ. Butler, Rev. j. B. Hutson, Rev. A. Z !
Dickinson, and Rev. j. r. Garlick.
at the suggestion of the President, z.
Cartwright, Esq. led the Association In
prayer and thanksgiving for the success that
has attended the labors Of the schools during
the year now closing. 81
The Association adjourned to meet at the
Manchester Baptist church on the afternoon
of the second Sunday in January next. 1t
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PRgsBYTERIAS SUxDAY-scHooL UNION. The
regular monthly meeting was held IN the
lecture-room Of The Second Presbyterian
church last night, Mr.. Gretter in the chair.
Reports wers made for the past month as
follows by the secretary OR. Donnap):
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UpfadiDg loyeliucss belongs only 70 inc iaimof-
t.Is but whoever uses the fragrant sozodonc can as
leas, defy time 10 injure one OF tho elements os
baautv good set Of teeth. h5.sss-.
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DocroR OF DivIN1TY.-The Furman Uni
versity, of South Carolina; has conferred the
title of Doctor of Divinity on Rev. C. C.: Bit:
ting, of this CITY, .....
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NEW Goops.-An the newest styles OF sen.f-
mems furnishing goods suitable for Che holidays
lust received at 1900 Main street. where n. D.
srEScE & Son have the largest and hes'.seiec'e''
stock OF scarfs, necktics, and bows TO ee seuha ~
tlo ctf,y i.
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IMfRoyEp PORCELAIN PIcIUnRs-Th teaati. Z
ful Improvement IS the property Of REEs s co. u
consists chiefly in enabling the artist TO Getup this
work at about half the expense. the oldprocess,
producing at The SAME time a mnch liner effect. 81
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ALPHABET AND BUILDING BLOCKS, suitable for
children, at 7. 7. ELLysoN's. No more acceptable
present can be found for Christmas presents to The
little ones than set of these blocks. ..rs
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nice jar of brandy peaches Is a good thing fora
Christmas present P1zzINI has some prepared b.
his workmen expressly for this purpose. Extra
paips have been taken with them. e s r.
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ApvKar1sE~-IUur merchants steltlag tradefn any
portion OF the country sboadsadsertise iq the
papcTs Of that section. NJ, ELY s, Co ,glli
take sdyer&ement and have tht.n inserted AZ Srib-
siIersr rates. i17ssN - ~ saiT+.ts<s
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i PARDON REptsrp.-The Governor hns re-
fused an application for pardon from Ts.L.
Greer. who was convicted of unlawful shoot
ing ID, the County Court Of Pittsy lTania Tnis
.eoI,r,ty md sentenced to six months inlprt-
sonInent In the county jail and . fine OF
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, Triumphant over eVery effort In photography L
Mrs. RAEDoLr1I'S Improvement, at our celebrated
LEE" GALLERY, s2o 3lain street,
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. .-pIZzISr has
opened i tempting array Of sweets. Those in wanI
Of something for Christmas should call early.
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oyE6c1sys, CAFES, Asp TALMAs.-',,?'-.'a =? =. =, -
SPENCE sons <hd CANINE their STOCK *:s o' ~,
co,ts-to be sold very low. ~
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WoRK-BoXES of every style and lii endless varlet,
may ba found at j. T. ELLYsoN's. above the Dis
patch Office, Mair street. ~
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Ladies, when YOU cannot get good picture 60 (
the "LEE" GALLERY, e2o Main street.