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Destruct,ya F,re in New York,

New YORK, November 2s.-At half:past 2
O'Clock this morning fire broke out in a
building in rear of 716 Broadway and spread
rapidly to the adjoining buildings in rear Of
Nos. ia, 71s. 720, and 722. One Of the
buildings was Lima Edwin's Theatre, now
occupied by Kelley g. Leon's minstrels, and
another was the Orion Music Hall. Both
were completely destroyed. The private
residence of DR.. S. S. Fitch was badly
damaged. In the centre Of the block, the
rear buildings Of number of houses were
burned. Matthews's auction-house and G.
L. Kelly & Co., dealers in wood hangings,
were badly damaged by water. Several
persons were rescued by the tiremen at great
peril. The loss is thought to be 100000.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
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CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND, THURSDAY.
The following cases were disposed of:
Sterling .rS. Gale, &c. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry, account,
and report.
Goddin g. Apperson, &C., Us. Anderson,
&c. Decree confirming report of commis-
sioner and convening creditors to prove their
claims, January II, 1878, under section -,
chapter l32, Code of 1860, as amended by
acts 1SG9-'70, chapter 279, page All.
Haskins, &c, Us. Hancock. &c. Decree re-
committing cause to commissioner Tor fur
ther inquiry and report.
Drinard and wife Us. Beck and others.
Decree making distribution Of the fund on
hand.
A. Robinson's executors Is. S. Robinson,
sc. Decree confirming report of commits
sioner, directing deposit of coupon bonds,
and providing for the collection of coupons
as they become due and payable.
Blackwelrs trustee Us. Sizer, &c. Decree
referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Salmon Us. Meredith, &c. Decree pro-
vidins for the distribution of the fund on
hand.
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TO BE PROUD Owe this morning saw n letter
addressed to the proprietor Of the LEE GALLERY,
and written by the wife Of our crest chieftain Gen
eral r. E. LEE, thanking Mr. DAVIES for copies OF
card pictures OF the Iamented chief In this letter
Mrs. LEE pronounces the pictures Of the General
from this gallery sthe finest she has ever scen,'
aud says the bare sight of such accurate Mkenessss
afforded her great pleasure" We make this an
nouncement with peculiar pleasure, for we know
that 1t will be source of qualification TO the people
OF The South to be assured that there is picture Of
the great hero, whose name viii ever live In history,
which has received the Endorsement OF the estima-
BILE consort. .-
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PREPARING FOR THE LEGisLATURE.-Work-
men were engaged yesterday in putting
down the cocoa-matting in the Senate cham
ber and hall of the House of Delegates pre-
paratory to the assembling of the Legisla-
ture, which takes place on Wednesday next
the 4th instant. The new desks have not
yet been put in the House, but they will be
arranged in few days. Both houses now
present neat appearance, and will be much
more comfortable than heretofore. In few
days more the Capitol will be lively again.
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Bank of England has increased G135,000.
The rate of discount in that bank has been
reduced one per cent, making it now six
per cent.
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.
LONDON, November 2S.--It was reported
in Paris last night that a compromise would
be made between the President and the
Assembly, based on the acceptance OF imme-
date ministerial responsibility by Theirs,
and an agreement on the part OF the Con-
servatiye deputies to consider the questions
of constitutional reforms afterwards. The
rumors OF the compromise excite the suspl-
cious Of the Left.
A special from Paris to the Times says;
"Thiers will appeal to the people. The city
is becoming excited. There is evident irTf-
tation In quarters inhabited by workingmen
over the majority report Of the Committee
on Address. The writer Of the report, M.
Batbie, Is already very unpopular In these
parts of the city"
A specia! to the Telegraph states that Gen
eral Manteufiel, commanding the German
army of occupation In France, has received
orders to concentrate bis forces in case OF Ger.
tain contingencies.
LONDON, November 28--5 p. A-The situ-
alton at Versailles Is unchanged. The 0pin-
ion gains ground that q compromise will be
effected. The provinces oyerwhelm Tblers
with words of cheer and promises OF sup
port. !.
the Assembly this afternoon the debate on
the report OF the Committee on Address NUS
opened. M. Greyy read q resolution which
e1nbodies the recommendations Of the ma.
jority. s.,aua,,s
the President and counselled conc!iiation.
BE objected to the proposal to deprive the
President Of the right TO speak 10 the AS
sembly. He compared the position OF the
President of the United States, who bad she
right to veto laws, and whose powers were
30 largely increased during the vacation OF
| Congress, with that of President Thters:
The Minister added that while he deprecated
| the exclusion OF the President from parfiel-
nation In the debates Of the Assembly, the
Goyernmaslt was willing to consent 70 u II
compensatory privileges were granted:
He concluded by submitting . resolution 20
providing for the appointment OF eomtilt-
| tee OF thirty to draw up q law gtilating tne
public power and prescribing fae coaaitiohs
| o9 ministerial resp possibility
| MI. Batbie moved that the resol utipa pro.
posed by the Minister OF justice he feleffsl,
| without debate, TO the Gcmntttee on %.
dress. md that the COMMITTEES DO Instructed
to report on it within MI hour
The motion was adopt ana tft al.sl.s 9 aaas,
of the Assembly Was Tor ttat tlsle
/ TO allow the committee 70 pfesass . 81 'poassi
on Whssh Il 10 neT % sscrxs 4
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Mr. Greclcy,s Condition Changed Tor
the Worse. 2

New YoRg, November 28.--The Tribune
this morning says We are deeply panied
to say that in the last thirty-six hours Mr..
Greeley's condition has greatly changed for
the worse, though yesterday he remained
nearly oil the time unconscious. In coun.
sci of some Of the most eminent physicians Of
the city only one was without hope, hut all
regarded the case as critical and alarming"
The World says: "There seems TO be good
reason for believing that the quietiDg assur-
ances OF Mr.. Greeley's friends as to the state
of his mental health are not borne out by
exact facts. We are informed from good
authority that within the past two days Mr..
Greeley has been examined by two experts
one of them the head OF weiEknown
asylum-and that the verdict as to hfs condi-
ton Is very unfayorable. 1t Is said that the
form of mental alienation manifested by Dir.
Greeley is selfreproach and ngo8y of mind
at what he deems the great mistake Of his
presidential candidature. He Is In danger,
it is asserted, of melancholia, the most In
durable form of lunacy. One of the physicians
thought that perhaps by quiet and attention
lie might recover his mental strength, but
the principal of the asylum to which we
have referred does not think there Is more
than one chance in ten of Mr.. Greeley's COM
piete recovery. There is, however, d chance.
"Persons intimate with Mr. Greeley know
how intense are his personal feelings, The
death Of his wife, seeplessness consequent
upon his watch by her death-bed, followed
by the excitement over the unfortunate re-
suit of the election, have, it is feared by those
best able to judge, proven too severe a strain
upon his bodily and mental health"
The Herald also announces an unfavorable
turn in his condition, and says: "Itpains us
to say that the great journalist is very low,
and sinking rapidly"
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New York Items.

New YORK, November er2s.-GeorgeM Melon.
aid, the well-known Scotch poet, is severely
i'll at Piainield, M j.
Nicholas White yesterday pleaded guilty
of manslaughter in the third degree in the
killing of James Smith, and was sentenced
to two years in sing-Sing.
A banquet was given to Stanley last night
by the Geographical Society. Speeches were
made by Stanley, Bishop Clarke, John Liy-
ingstone {brother of the Doctor), DR.. Bel
lows, Hon. S. s. Cox, and others.
Hon. George II. Pendleton sailed for
Europe yesterday.
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY FOR INDICTMENT.
Yesterday morning, in the Police Court,
Aaron Kinney appeared to answer the charge
of feloniously breaking and entering the hen
house of B. Puryear, and stealing seven hens
of the value of $500. The theft is said to
have been committed in March or April last
A number of witnesses were examined, and
the evidence being sufficient the accused was
sent on to the grand jury, which meets on
Monday next, December 2.
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
weather rrohabiIlftcs.

w WAsHIseros, November 2s On Lake
Michigan. and thence over the lower slakes
and to the middle and upper Ohio Valley,
occasional snow, partly cloudy weather, low
Temperatures, and rising barometers. In the
Northwest, and thence ever Wisconsin and
the lower Ohio Valley, northwesteriy winds,
high barometers, very low temperatures, and
generally clear weather. In the Middle aud
Eastern States scuthefly to southeasterly
winds, cloudy weather, low temperatures,
and occasional snow. In the Gulf and South
Atlantic States northefly to westerly winds,
coldand partly cloudy weather, with rising
baronleters. M
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The GRAND CONCERT AT THE MONUMENTAL
CHURCH To-N1GHT. grand sacred con-
cert which is to be given by the choir OF the
Monumental church, assisted by number
of well-known amateurs of Washington and
Richmond, comes off tonight. We present
beIow. in a condensed form, the brilliant
programme for the occasion: Organ solo,
Wagner; duo Ctenor and barytonel Haze
w; soprano solo, Verdi; barytone SOLO,
sehumann; chorus soprano and barytone
soli), Warren; organ solo, Wheat, tenor
solo, Bellini; trio (soprano, tenor, and barry
tonel, Rossini; duo ttenor and barytoneb
Flotow; chorus (soprano, tenor, ana bary-
1t Is rarely the case that the lovers of mu-
sic in Richmond have such an opportunity as
is offered for real enjoyment tonight, ana the
church will doubtless be filled to It's Ut,
most capacity. Mr.. Wheat's rare musical
ability is alone sufficient to attract large
audience; but the fine choir, assisted by tlieir
amateur friends of Washington, as well as Oh
our own local amateurs, whose voices are 700
we'll known to need further comment, VIII
doubtless make this concert success IN
every Way.
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SMALLPOX Guaranteed mt New York.

New YORK, November 2S.-The bark
Columbia, tifty-two days from Bremen, ar
rived Mt quarantine last night with twenty
two men, women, and children i'll with the
smallpox. Five deaths occurred during the
voyage from the disease.
The schooner Elizabeth Magee, from Bos-
ton, has also arrived with number OF cases
of the disease aboard.
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Jon PRISrISG.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks Of courts sherfs lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and al others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds or JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards,
BfIl-Heads, Letter-Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
BLANKS. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare show-BillS, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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are Trumps VIII be presented at matinee
tomorrow afternoon.
The Richmond Theatre company will TO-
ceiYe notable aceessions next week in the
persons of Miss EIin Wren, Miss Ida Yer
non, and Mr. E. K. Dalton, who will con-
tinue with us for the season. .z.g &.
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POLICE Court, THURsDAY-Justice j. j..
White presiding. The following cases were
continued until Friday: Eliza Fash and
Aristotle Davis, charged with unlawful asso-
citation; William Fox, charged with tres
passing on the premises of and threatening
Collin Nash; Maria Jefferson, charged with
assaulting Jane Austin with a rock, and
Jane Austin, charged with assaulting and
attempting to kill Maria Jefferson.
Phil. Ryan, charged with being drunk and
unable to take care of himself, was required
to give security in the sum of 500 for thirty
davs. and in default was sent to Jail.
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CARDS $3.50 PER DozES.-Photograpbs no mat
ter how cheap or expensive, are worthless un-
less you get correct picture. This is not to be
obtained everywhere. We have had of late good
opportunity of judging which Is the best gallery to
get picture at. and from our experience would
recommend our readers to REES Co.'s old.estab-
lIshed gallery. From their price list we quote the
above charge tor cards, and to them we all are In
debted for such liberal reduction In the price of
good Otct;lres
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-29

YOUNG MEN, LOOK AT THIS .-LEAHS A PROFIT
ABLE BUSINESS FOR S25.-Messrs. PAINTER &
McGovERN have decided that if they can get class
Of twelve fifteen scholars they will give lessons in
telcgraphy every night during the winter. CON-
mencing December Is and closing March IS, for the
of s25 Those wishing to enter will please apply
earlY at Ioln Main street.
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We notify the public that Monticello Hall has
been reftted and improved since Mr.. r. FERRAT-
DIM has been proprietor, and is one Of the best and
most respectable halls in the city. would advise
those wishing to rent nice place to visit the Mond
cello before renting elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-29

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcToRs.-The College Of
Electors will meet at the capitol next We'd
nesday to cast the vote OF the State for Presi-
dent and Fice-President of the United States
for the four years succeeding the 4th of
March next. The clerks in the Office of the
Secretary of the Commonwealth have been
busily engaged in the past few days in mail
ing certificates of election to the various pre-
Siiential electors.
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CALL ACcEPrED.-Rey. D. B. Winfrec, of
Chesterfield county, has accepted a call from
the First Baptist church in this city to fill
the vacant pulpit of the Rev. j. L. Burrows,
D. D., who will be temporarily absent until
June. Mr.. Winfree will enter upon his du-
ties on Sunday morning next.
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The Dollar Store. under CAMPBELL's photograph
gallery s, as is well known, The bcst place through
out the State TO procure great bargains. Don't fail
TO 10 there for your Christmas presents
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HAND CUT.-Mr. George Parker an en-
ploye in J. J. Montague's steam planing-mill
and sash factory, at the foot of Ninth street,
had his right hand badly cut yesterday
morning about 10 O'Clock.
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One Of those heavy overcoats at E. B. SPENCE q
SONS Is the very thing for this kind Of weather.
1900 Main street is the place for all kinds Of gente
mems furnishing goods.
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have analyzcd the wh!skcy known under the
brand of "B Select" controlled by Meesrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
free from fusi oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend its use for medicinal and family purposes
j, b. MCCAw M. D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College Vir-
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PERSONAL State Senator A. W. c. Now
lin, of Carroll, is in the city. ,,-.,,.
Hon. u. c. DeJarnette and Judge w lliiaIn
7. Robertson, of Virginia, and Colonel y.
MCDANIEL, of Princeton, n. j., are atthe Ex.
change,
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ApyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. M ELLYSoN co. VIII
ttke ADVERT and have them Inserted at pub
fishers rates.
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THE WAY TO SAVE MoNEY.-Go 10 the Dollar
Store. corner Ninth and Main streets, for your
Christmas presents.
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GTOLEN, on the night of the oath SEsfs
- instant, from the farm of Captain A. G.1.N.s-n
Babcock on the Nine-M!e road, about four miles niles
q White streak down her back and tall; front and
hind knees white left ear cut; right slit and under
keel, and gimbet-liole In each horn. The hair Is
rubbed off the right side Of her head from strap
THE highest reward Will be paid for delivery TO me-
M sJstx WILLIAM j. OAKLEY.
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SEVEN DOLLARS cash will buy one ton Of anthra-
cite nut coal for Morning Glory cooking stoves,
or IS IN cash will buy one ton of anthracite CRATE
coal, delivered free, mt e. Fl. PAGES, Nineteenth
and Cary streets, or 7OS Grace street,
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Medical students can purchase dissecting-cases Of
all sizes at New York prices at MEADE & BAKERS
drug store, 9l9 Main street.
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Alaska hoas, at Is, for sale at P. WEIsIGER CO.'S.
These boas are full-leugth, handsome stylish, and
remarkably low. To be without boa this winter
will be out of the fashion. They will be sent any
where by mail on receipt Of price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-29

Heavy undershirts at the low price OF one dollar
ut Z. 3. SPENCE & Sons.
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Misses white fur turbaus-all the fashion-for sale
at T. WE1sIGER & Co.'S. at 81 less than northern
prices.
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Germany wants IIer s1en at Homo.

WeFfNauy "aNIS f0eT NIGH Ut V1OUiCs
WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The German
Minister has advices that the German War
Minister has ordered German ships TO adj
vance the prices upon immigrant passage.
lie is authorized to explain that the action
cautionary, in view of the disturbed state
Of France and possible formidable alliance
against Germany. Germany desires to keep
her men 9t home
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CANAL PACKETS.-0n ssxe-ssEsIss;s
" and after the 25th Instant our
packets viii rpn rs usgsi leayiE y ~ sls H.
no 2s.aTa - iAA1A4
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The Dollar Store Is constantly receiving new and
fashionable goods 1t Is to your advantage to 60
there before purchasing elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-29

Shirts made TO order or ready ut L. B
SPENCE & Sons furnishing store.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any journal Of the country ut regular
r-ltpS.
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Boas aro all the fashion this winter p. WEIsI
GER & co. have n great variety. They are selling
the Alaska boa at IS. This is great bargain.
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big line of neck-ties scarfs, &C., Mt E. d.
SPENCE s SONS gentlemen's furnishing store, 1900
Main street.
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The Clarksyille (Texas) Standard reports
pear trees, plum trees, Grape myrtle, tomato
vines, and white jessamines In bloom.
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Attend APpERsoS's sale Of thirty-two lots at his
Office to-day at o'clock ?. NJ, and buy good barr
gains. Sale without reserve.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER 20. 1872.
sun rises. s........... 7:ll Noon rises. ....... $50
Sun sets........... a:4o High tde... $40
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER %, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, New York, merclan-
disc and passengers, John w. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer Johu Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, lner-
chandse and passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Pasude, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, d. Ii. Rogers, agent.
[BY TELEGRAPn.l
NEW YORK. November 2s.-Arrived, steamer Old
Dominion, from Norfolk.
The brig 1sola, from Wilmington. y. c., for Bos-
ton before reported ashore at Sandy Hook, was got
OF this morning and towcd into harbor. She re-
ceived no damage.
Arrived out steamers City Of Limerick and Aus
tralia.
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Misses fur sets in great variety, from $3.50 up
for sale mt Z. WEIsIGER & Co.'S.
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TIE TuEATRE.-To-night Miss Mofda,lnt,
who is really clever actress IN the sefisa.
tional llne, appears in Colleen Bswn. !" Hearss
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AUCTIoNsALEs TINS BAY.

yenable street between Twenty-second and
Il Twenty-third streets, household and Kitchen
furniture.
LYME q BROTHER win sen at T. Sr. brick
residence on the north Side Of Franklin between
Twenty-stxth and Twenty-seyenth streets.
). L. APPERsoN win sell tonight at g P. NJ, ct
his Office, corner OF Main and Eleventh streets,
q thirty-two lots at Hungary station, on Rich
nopd, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS WIN sell ut II 4. 3r, at
the bark-min corner Of Arch and Ninth streets,
the entire machinery and fixtures OF tho same.
COOK & LAUGHT0N will sell at 1vA NJ. all as
sortment of furniture, cllestuuts, &c.
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In CONFERENCE.-THE judges of the Su-
preme Court OF Appeals were in conference
vest erdav.
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Those sets Of furs including mufI, that p. WElSI-
GER & Co. arc selling at IS arc q great bargain.
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TAKEN UP, on my premises, aES3s
i small red-ant.w white COW. Wanted the!s4sA-
:. :, ,.s.e-ss 5. i, :. DR.. SHEPPARD.
Broad-street road, near the Fair Grounds.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN, on the E5aH
y night Of the goth or early next morning. ..IsA-
RED COW, with ears cropped and slit; long, well.
shaped horns; short legs. Had small rope dsd
nrotlnd her horns when last seen. Supposed TO be
ave wears old A reward for her delivery TO
" '-o W. B. HERSMAN,
noosat< A26 Sixth street.
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A big stock OF clothing at E. 3. SPENCE 6 Sons
1900 Main street.