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CuPD's AMBUsCADEs.-Thc sly archer Love
shoots his arrows from many coigns Of vantage but
it Is doubtful II be delivers his hearttakinR shafts
from any ambush with more effect than when he
arms them from the brads and folds and ringlets OF
a superb head OF hair. Ladies who have not been
favored by Nature with this crowniDg charm OF
womanhood can readily and certainly Increase the
volume of their hair and Impart to /, sllken ustre
by using LYONS Kathairon as daily dressing,
while those whom Providence has blessed With
superabundanco of this GLORY" Of the sex can
preserve 1t undimipished In quantity and nEdllnin-
ished in beauty to Tie latest period OF le THERE'S
u terminating principle IN the Kathairon which
literally comPsiS tic hair to grotc 1t cxtirpates
scurf, dandruf and all exfoliatons and excresencas
of tho scalp which interfere with the rapid and
healthy development OF the ilbres-
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wD DIR. TUFTS EXpECTORANT.-

" DIX. IL liS EAtEtlOhANl L -
The properties Of this elegant preparation are de-
mulcent nutrltiye, balSamic, healing, and soothing
II br.tces the system and produces pleasant
and refreshing sleep. II eXhilaratcs and relieves
glooln!ness AMI depression. II is the most valuable
Lung BalsaI ever offered to sufferers for pulmo-
nary diseases.
PEERYvIl.LE, ALA, March 0, ls00.-Dr. Hftlinns
II. TGu: Dear Sr.-For fifteen years have been
afflicted with Asthma. Ny suffering has been in
tense | have been unable TO lay down for Il week
u. n time. II seemed H. If would choke. l coughcd
inccssautly, and my .wheezlnG could I've heard all
over the house. I had despaired Of ever getting
we'll; but. thanks TO your invaluable Expectorant,
my attacks seldom. new reet we'll ut night.
believe Il will make a permanent euro. Truly
yours, ARTHUR T. Mccoy.
DIR. TUFTS IIAIR-DYE contains no sulphur.
de r-dccd&wlw
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The Alabama Maddle.
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B1 IELEohATh ~ iiI DAok AtSAh'j
MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 11.-About
/ O'Clock to-day, while the c" p tol Legislature
was in session, Sheriff StFoback appeared in
the Senate and aid he had warrant from
Governor Lewis to take possession of the
capitol; whereupon the Senate ordered the
Sergeant.at-Arms to arrest the sheriff for
contempt and hold him in custody forty
eight hours, dating from noon. The sheriff
did not resist arrest, but explained that he
was merely acting under orders, and apollo
cizing to the Senate was released.
For few moments the excitement was
intense, and the Federal troops stationed
near tine capitol got under arms, but no me-
cessity appearing for their presence they dis
pcrsed to their quarters.
The Senate authorized the sergeant-at-
Arms to summon q posse at the capitol to
act against all but the Federal forces, and
adjourned.
The sheriff next appeared before the door
of the House, but the Strgeant-at Arms re.
fused admittance TO all except Federal
forces, and the sheriff withdrew.
The Legislature In the courtroom ad'
mitted another person to seat, who was
defeated. according to the official returns, by
4 large majority.
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POLICE COURT, WEDsEsDAY-Jushce J. j.
White presiding--The following cases were
disposed Of:
Henry Monteiro, charged with abusing
and threatening to assault Patrick Moseley,
was fined 81.
Patrick Moseley, charged with trespassiDg
and abusing Henry Monteiro, was also fined
ST..
Jim Brown, charged with stealing one
hundred and thirty-six pounds of scrap iron
from Archer, Goodwin g. Co., was sent to
Jail for ten days.
Henrietta Gray, common yagrant, was
sent to jail for three months.
Harriet Cough and kissie Gaines, tres.
passing and stealing sc from Annie Johnson.
Harriet was sent Ito Jail for thirty days kissie
Gaines was discharged.
Mr. Joseph Brannan was fined S. for turn
ing OH the city gas at his private house after
it had been turned off by the proper authori'
ties. Justice White cautioned all persons
against interfering with the gas-meters after
having been properly inspected.
j. w. Dennis, V. 4. Favier, Thomas
Brockenborough, and c. NJ. Nimmo, for vic.
lation of city ordinance in allowing an al
ley near their premises to remain in such
condition as to cause nuisance, were or
dered to have the SAME paved.
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A proposetl Rebuke to MIR. Summer.

By TELEGRAPH TO TIE DIsPATCH
BosToN, December 1l.-In tho Massachu.
sets Legislature to-day Mr.. Hoyt, of Athol,
offered the following preamble and resolu-
ton, which were referred to the Committee
Oil Foreign Relations: ......
"Whereas Hon. Charles Sumner, a senator
from Massachusetts, has proposed on the
floor of the United States Senate to erase
from the flags OF the republic and from the
register of the army all inscriptions, mcmen-
toes, and tokens of battles and victories Of
the Union arms in the late war Of the rebel
lion therefore
"Resolred, That this attempt to degrade
the loyal soldiers of the nation and their
grand achievements meets with our unquaii-
d d condemnation, and merits the disappro-
val Of the people Of this Commonwealth,
thus misrepresented."
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DESTRUCTIVE ERE AT T1IEEMTIH.,
AVENUE H0FEL. NEW Y0RR.
TERRIBLE LOSS or LEFE-TWENTY-Two T
BODIES -eaEAT gxCtTs- 7, 7
: MENT AMONG TIRE 6CEsTs. y
.s .;2f Loss, sIs0,o0o. ssss so.s - ,sssss -
rBYTELzeRAFH TO THE DlsPATCH.l d.

,k5 I sBy. TELEGRAPH 10 TEE DISPA5CH.l ssfstgsi
New YoRs, December l1.--lA freoecurred
last night at the Fifta-Ayenue Hotel, origi-'
mating in the elevator leading 10 the laundry.
In the cock.loft, occupied by the laundry.
women and domestics, sixteen bodies have
been! found burned beyond recognition. Tbs
bodies were found near the only WiR1oWs Of
the room, which vas haired. Theg only
means OF escape was the stairway, which WIS (,
in flames (; so the victims had to remain I'M
theroom and wait for death. 1t Is Eored
that many died while asleep. .ffss ssSess q J
LArER--rwENrYrwo BODIES aEcovgaEDI ANosE
..as 23s oPsTHE GUEsrs INJURED ~ s
NEW YORK, December 1l.-tIp to 2 o'clock
this morning twerty-.wo bodies hid been
recovered. None Of the five hundred guests
Of the hotel are reported injured. The loss
By fire and water Is estimated at St00, Geo.
The smoke was suffocating aud the floors CT,
the hotel were drenched with water. The
halls were filed with baggage. The clothing
of the severity or eighty servants who escaped
is ruined. Fully onefonrth or the ftirni-
.ture. which is valued S4oo, ,0G0, Is ruined.
FURTuSR rARTIcULARs--sr srATEMEST or soSE CF
THE SERVANT GIRLS. sEt ~ ss
New YosK, December 11.-Eleyen bodies
vi lug klOut ~ sxAObSkshtI3
at the Morgue. Only two have. beea TeeoS-i
nized. All give evidence Of terrible suffer
ing. H. i; 7..,lr;, ia. astp,ff tyfastTpss ~,
Mary Heany, one Of the servants ct the,
hotel, Is at Bellevue Hospital, having been
injured by falling through 6re-escape She
states when the alarm of fire was given she
ran and knocked ut nearly all the doors pf
the other servants, and burst open. two OF
them. She then tried to get down stairs but
the smoke and flames drove her buck, when,
with Mary Turner and Bridget Curtis, she
broke open skylight aud got on the roof,
remaining there until the fremen rescued
them. a. ,ls,,,
1t is now thought that only eleven girls
persisted.
Mr.. Griswold, one of the proprietors Of
the hotel, emphatically denies anyl delay In
sounding the alarm. Upon the discovery Of
the fire three servants were dispatched, to
wake the girls, and prompt measures were
taken TO alarm the guests ghSE III GfFsfs'
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Congressional.
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iBS TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, December lin the Senate
Senator Osborne introduced a bill for the
erection of life-saVing stations On the Florida
coast. The resolution for recess was laid
over. In the House the morning hour was
spent in discussing the soldiers bounty bill.
The Committee On Claims postponed the
consideration Of the report OF the Southern
Claims Commission until after the holidays.
The House Committee Of Ways and Means
have reported adversely upon the abatement
tax on spirits destroyed in bond by aeci-
dent. ,..
The judiciary Committee have been
ordered to report the powers of Congress
to regulate trade between the States id order
to prevent the oppressive Determinations on
the part Of common carriers.
The French spoation bill has been post
poned to the 22d of january.
The Indian appropriation bill was passed.
The House then adjourned.
In tbe Senate the disabilities Of ex.C Con-
gresham Lamar, of Mississippi, were unaui-
mously removed. Many private bills passed.
Summers supplemental civil rights bill
went over under objections from Mr.. Nor.
rill, Of Maine.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Finance Commit
tee, reported the House bill for the reduction
of offices and expenses Of the internal reye.
nue. with amendments providing that the Of
tices Of assessor and assistant assessor shall
cease to exist at such times in the districts,
respectively, as the Commissioner of Inter.
nal Revenue may find practicable prior to
July l, 1873, and authorizing the appoint
ment Of twenty-five additional agents until
lst of July, 1874, In addition to those pro
vided for hy the existing law, and amending
the present Inv so as to provide that all the
additional commission Of one.half per cent
shall he paid to the collector receiving the
tax on all spirits produced after the Office oi
the assessor shall cease according to the bill
The following Senate bills were intro
duccd:
By Mr.. Lewis, of Virginia: To provid.
for the recomputation of the accounts be
tween the United States and the seYera
States growing out Of moneys expended BY
said States in the war of 1872.
BY Mr.. Ramsey: To repeal the net Of
March II, 1872, for the relief of George w
Morse, which authorized the extension o
certain expired patents.
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J. New York Items. q

rBY TELEGRAPH TO TILE DfsPArcu.E Ejash !,
New YoRx, December 1l.-The Albany
lines are suspended on account Of ice. -,
General Dix has resigned the Erie direc-
torsbip. a@ ".at 't' f'5 9'Gfi 7. N.@'
Nearly thousand Italian emigrant5 have
arrived here within two days. y;,1us. tlgJ stf
Robert Craig. the comedian, Is dead.
Thomas Butler, a shoemaker, Of Brooklyn,
bent his wife to death this morning. '1St s..'.
The motion to quash tile indictment
against William 81. Tweed has been denied
by Judge ingraham. 5 leU.l.. ~. .ls
The Government did not buy. any bonds
to-day. .-.ry.
The supply Of water in jersey City has
ceased, the suppiy-pipes being clicked with
ice. Factories and machine shops are Idle
in consequence. j. ..is 80
Robert c. Bleakey, the slayer Of Maud
Merrill, states that he went to see his .lieee
to urge her to leave the life Of shame she
was leading. 1t Is understood from her si:ss
ter that the deceased was armed with pss-.
tol to shoot him. She met him defantly, and
refused to listen to bis entreaties TO reform.
She made movement towards her pocket,
and supposing she intended to draw pts-
tol. he, iD the height Of frenzy, shot her. g.ri5
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A REPRESENTATIVE FROM HALIFAX ON "a
SLlDE."- Last night about IL O'Clock Police
man Hulre passed our office bound for the
First station-house with man in tow who
said he was a Representative from the
grand old county Of Hali(hicIfax." The
so.caled Representative was in that state
which sailors call "gripy" to a ship when
she refuses to mind her helm. The "lee-
way" made by the couple on the slippery
pavement was very amusing, and several
times both fell into the through Of the sea-"
with the officer, however, always on deck.
After Journey in which very little exercise
Of the pedal extrenlities was necessary, the
couple reached the station-house, where the
self-styled Representative was turned over
TO the proper authc rites.
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ey~ cARDozo, FoURoUREAN & CO.

eT~ CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & CO.,
1909 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE Pos1-oFFICE,
sre now receiving In addition TO their already large
and attractive stock Of STAPLE and FANCY
....a&- DRY GOODS,
GOODS FOR TIE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS,
which they offer upon the most reasonable terms
such as
LADIES' SCARFS, ....
TIES, NECk-HhSDKER ERCHIEES-
LACE and LINEN SETS, ......
LACE. LINEN, and INITIAL HASDKER-
CHIEFS; -r-..
FISCHUES,
LACE CAPES,
LACE BARBES.
KID GLOVES In every shade style, aud Variety;
ROMAN SCARFS,
sHAWLS,
GENTLEMEN>S TIES, SCARFs, GLOVES
CRAyATS, HANDKERCuIEFS, HOSE, &C.
FANCY BOXES,
4 largo assortment Of beautiful SEAWLs and
CLOAkS.
de- CARDozo, FoURQuREAN 6 CO.
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ADVERTISING AGESCIEs.-"It It is fact that all
those persons doing business which requires eZ-
teusive adver tlsing and who from the mode ofcon-
Quoting 1t nrs able to arrive Mt close apprnxia,a
on of the results produced by each separate invest
nent In this way. universal In the opiaion that
better contracts can be secured through we-estab
lshed advertising agency Ike that Of GEORGE P.
RowELL & CO., New York, than eau he obtained
from publishers direct, no matter how familiar with
rates and papers the advertiser may be- 1t stands
TO reason that an agency. controlling patronage to
the extent Of from fifty to one hundred thousand
dollars per month should be able to secure fayors
which would not be accorded to any nero indivi-
dual, even II we omit entirely the benefits which
they must derive from their extensive experience"
ErchGRqe.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. :

france s.-.. s .b..by ~ r.,
PARIS, December 1.-THE petitions .circn.
lating here aud In the provinces for TIE dis.
solution Of the Assembly are greatly increas.
ing. Members Of the moder1te Left favor
the dissolution. The Duke de Br0glie, O.
MonarchiSt, has been elected to the Commit.
tee Of Thirty, rice NJ. FOURTEEN, who has
been appointed Minister Of Public Works. 2
4 manifesto signed by mi. Gambetta, Gre.
mieux, Louis Blanc, Ginet, and eighty
eight members Of the extreme and moderate
Left, is published to-day. 1t demands q pa-
cifc and legal dissolut,onof the National
Assembly as the only means of'aVoiding
fresh dangers to the country, as the division
in the Assembly renders the Government
powerless. The address expresses strong
dSapproYal Of the pressure now being eX.
erted, bringing about disorder, which, as has
been hitherto proved. can only result Ia ad-s
vantage to the enemies Of France. az ~ 81
The new elections will constitute com.
pact minority In the Assembly, securing
inajorities therein to the administration OF
President ThielS, and for the establishment
of republican institutions. The rightiof tine
petition to the Assembly is claimed to be In.
vioable; for an attack upon it would be an
attack upon the principles Of universal suf-
frage. " !.
E.rs TERRIBLE GALE Z" S't'..5a'>, ? =
prevailed here yesterday which demolished
several buildings. ps sz"a aa3 ~ =
England. t.a, -,.5 s4t ,sH
LONDON, December II The .YiscoIntess
Beaconafeld, wifessof d'Israeli, Is seriously
Ill. ,5aa g 81 ~ i".'it '@5'a'if. ''--'
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WAHH1SsToN, December 11.-RisiDg
barometers In the Middle and Eastern States !;
northerIy and northwesterly winds, partly
cloudy weather, increasing pressure, and
low temperatures have prevailed. In the
Ohio valley and thence to the Gulf northeriy
winds, clear weather, with low temperature
and high barometers. In the South Atlantic
States northwesterly winds, cloudy weather,
with light rains. In the Middle and Eastern
States northerly winds, low temperatures,
high baroneters, and occasional snowi on the
seaboard. Is
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W. GODDlS viii sell at 81 P. n. the hrick-and.
succeed dwelling and vacant Lot attached on the
south side Of Grace between Seventh and Eighth
streets. r.s,-. !.
D. K..WEIsIGER will sell at q P. II. lot In
SnellImgs's plan, on Cowardin avenue, Man.
chester. r...1
oRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at ,2 NJ, in front
OK the custom-house, bankrupts' lands, village
lots, and country stores. ,-. ....,.4.,
THOMAS ". KEEsEE will sell at Ila A. II. triple.
plated ware, cutlery, &C.
COOk & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. N. dia-
mond jewslry, gold watches, pins, chains,
rings. &C.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRAT1oH.-The ami

AxSlyERsARY CELEBRAT1oS.-The ami
versary celebration of Hampden Sydney Col
lege will take place on the 21st. Orators {:
3. L. McLin, Tennessee; B. II. Dupuy, Vir-
ginia; James y. Anderson, Alabama; j. +.
Nair, Tennessee; j. r. Bridges, Charles
Ghiseln, Virginia. Satirists: L. Fitzgerald,
w. s. Green, Virginia. Committee: d. q.
Glkeson, West Virginia; I. W. Conyers,
Missouri; II. II. Dodson, North Carolina 4;
W. L. Ould, Maryland; ); j. D. Tate, firgi-
MIA; w. L. Bcdinger, Kentucky; 0. Yerger,
Tennessee c. V. Cavitt, Texas; W. c.
Herndon, Kentucky ; L. Naylor, Georgia
Ii. r. Walker, Alabama.
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q DECEMBER.

Ne DECEMBER.
NEW GOODS FOR WINTER SALES.
ELEGANT CLOAkS, SHAWLS, AND DRESS
GOODS.
T. II. PRICE & co.
are recelying by oxprcss and steamers fresh und
he,atilu goods in every department.
pLACk CLOTH CLOAkS and SACQCES,
MOURNING SIIhWI.S. long and square:
Every shade and tint of SATTEESS and CACHE
MERES, such as sage, olive. brown. navy blue,
scARFS. "oLIN rs, GLOVES. CoRsETs, &C.:
MOURNING GOODS observation-disclosures, We
lours, French Foplins, ,Tams" Donbl"-fScc~i Mo-
hairs, Alpacas Reps, Empress sDd Henrietta
Cloths Grape loihs, &c:
BLANKETS. fLASSELS, SEIEETINGS,
DIAPERS, DhMASkS, LlSEkS,
OPERA FLAANELS;
A superb stock of CASSIMERES and CLOTHS for
gentlemen and boys: cntlcmene, ladies', and CHI
dren'5 SHIRTS and DRAWERS In great Vari-
ctv: EOSE. and HALF-HOSE: : new and lovely
PtAIDS for misses; 500 pieces new PRINTS.
Ins
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the best gallery In the city.

Cun1sTMAs PRESENTS! CHRIsTMAs PRESENTS:
We must SAY that the DOLLAR STORE, corner Ninth
and Main streets, has the largest aud most beautiful
assortment of useful and fancy articles that we have
ever seen. We would advise all to call and examine
their stock before making their purchases Tor tue
holidays We cannot see how they can ahoro 10 seu
such beautiful articles for the low price ei one ooi
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Political items

rBy TELEGRAPH TO THE plsPArcE.I
MEMPHIS, December 1l.-fhe Republicans
claim 3. 2ao majority for Baxter, and large
majority on Joint ballot in the Legislature:
Rosros, December 1l.--Gaston Is elected
mayor by a vote of ninety-two hundred and
ninety.four to eighty-nine hundred and
CASTOR was supported oy the
De,nocrats and Citizens party, and Pierce
nv the Peoples and Labor Reform parties.
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JOB PRlSTING.-We call the attention OF NOR
chants clerks Of courts, sherifs lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents ana al others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered a.
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor I'e
prompt and faithful execution or all KINDS OF JOB
PRINTING We can furnish at short notice Cards,
RiIlHeads, etter- Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-BiIls, Catalogues
Bills of Fare. show-Bills, Checks, Drafts, &c, SC
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Combinations.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DrsFATCn.]
WAsHNGToS, D. c., December 11.--Rchartl
Beardsley has been confirmed Consul-General
at Alexandria, Egypt, rice Butler; Ward
Hunt, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court; Samuel F. Phillips, Solicitor-Gene-
ral; and Perry, Simmons. Powell, Foulke,
Munn, Hedrick, and Mcdonald, Supervisors
of Internal Revenue.
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So LOOK AT T II 4 HAND-kNlF
7IUYH WoHsTED HOODS at ?5c worth 81;
R;EiKFAST SHAWLS at 81, Sl.&5, Sl.60, and %;
ruIl nREN'S MITTENS nt gSc.;
KNIT LEGGINGS for children at 30, 80, and soc
,.air. 3ug, about one-hulf the regular prices;
wul;oTTD SCARFS nj ioc worth ?cc-;
Nl'RIAS al 7sc. worth Tl.25
EI'L~E-W ARMERS at ?6c- pair;
INIT WORSTED SACQUES for ladies and ohil-
:;rn;
/ -iNB'S-WOOL KNIT SKIRTS at % worth IS;
" "pj'LEEARD SKIRTS at s. worth -;
t1I.FVAED SKIRTS at $50 worth $3.50;
ihtMDRAL SKIRTS for ladies and children ri
Il ri1eS. III LEVY BROTHERS..
C&bLEACuED KNITTING COTTON at sec,
: t,ynd ds4
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Loufsiaf,n Affairs

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DlsFATcH.I
WASHINGTON, December 11.-General VIII
liams telegraphs 10 Pinchback as follows
81 The reauisition of the Legislature trans
mitted bv YOU Is received. Whenever it be-
comes necessary, in the Judgment Of the
President, tue State will be protected from
domestic violence"
NEw ORLEANS, December 1.-THE Fusion
Legislature is In session with quorum IN
both houses. Hugh j. Campbell has been
elected President of the Senate, and j. q.
Monroe Speaker Of the House.
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sUrERsEDEAs AwARDED.--A writ Of super
sededs was awarded In the Court Of Appeals
yesterday In the case of the Danville Bank
Us Pleasant Waddell, from the Circuit Court
Of Danville, and In the case of the Common
wealth us. Robert Adams, from the Circuit
Court Of Pittsylvania county. e !.
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QUALIFlEp.-The following gentlemen
qualified yesterday to practice law in the Su
preme Court Of Appeals Colonel GeorgeC.
Cabell, of Danrile; General William B.
Ta!iaferro, of Gloucester; Messrs. John
Scott, Jr., of Baltimore; John b. Donovan,
of Matthews; Robert T. Hubbard, of Buck
ingham; and Colonel Thomas S. Flournoy,
Of Halifax -,nr.
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P1zZtNI offers bargains In toys. He wants to sell
all he had left last year. They have been kept
fresh, and he offers them ut onc-half thcr nurked
price of last Christmas All unso!d OIL sOth will be
sent to auction only few days vii! he allowed
those desiring to avail themselves OF this splendid
chance tu get cheap toys.
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The publishers of the Religious Herald announce
that they will publish SIXTEEN THOUSAND OF their
next weeks issue and add, /" The business men OF
Baltimore, Richmond, aud tlls South should re-
member that they can reach eight tunes as many
readers through the Herald es In paper Of the
ordinary circulation"
Considering It's immense circulation ana its mooe-
rato ohsrgss, those who would rsash the eye Of ihs
pubIio should send she!y sards 70 ths EauS sansA
affh MasrS eksaa6> s-~->-- >.-,st
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| sUPREME CoURr OF APrEALs.-In this
court yesterday the decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Bedford county In the case Of Read
ps. Courth and that Of Naglee rs. Newton,
from the District Court of Fredericksburg,
were affirmed. 2ts@=@S.-
In the case Of Edelin gs. The Mechanical
Building Association Of Alexandria re-
yersed - Etrst-f -. s+#1a e s#rsE.. r'.E 81
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ne CHRISTMAS GOODS.
CITHON. RAISINS. CURRANTs,
GELATISE, LEMONS, ALMONDS

CITEON, RAISINS. CURRASTs,
GELATINE, LEMONS, ALMONDS.
ORNAMESTED FRUIT aud PLAIN CAKES;
MlNCE-PIEs, CHRISTMAS PUDDITGe.
Tho largest display and greatest variety Of FIN F.
FRENCH and DOMESTIC CANDIES ever before
shown st the store.
CORNUCOPIAS. FANCY BOXES,
CANDY TOYS,
FIREWORKS at reduced prices;
FIRE-CRACKERS, extra Gold Cbip-made ex-
prs.ssly for retail purposes;
PRESERVES. PICKLES, SARDlNES, SAUCES.
In fact, everything with which TO make "gocd
cheer during the holidays.
ANDREW PIZZISI. .JR,,
as o-tDo5 s07 Broad street