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THE OATES COMBlNATIOH.-The Theatre
Monday night was well attended, and Mrs.
Oates was kindly greeted when she appeared
as &" Fortunio," in the pretty little burlesque
opera Of that name She has splendid conf
pany, and is herself the most interesting
and sprightly little fairy on the American
stage. she sings like bird and acts with a
grace and elegance that's fascinating. Each
aud every member of the company Is good
actor, and we have rarely se-n such com.
bnation Of talent, musical and dramatic. on
the Richmond stage.
Last night Mrs. Oates and her talented
company presented O1Cnbach' opera c0nli9ue
" Les Bavards" to another good house,
though many persons were kept away by the
inclcinent weather. This opera has never
before been presented in this city, and was
most enthusiastically received. Mr.. Drew,
the tenor of the company, is still with the
troupe, and since his last visit to Richmond
his voice has improved and his acting is
much more graceful and commendahle. To-
night "The Flower Girl Of Paris " will be
presented, and on Saturday afternoon there
will be grand family matinee, which the
management promise to make unusually at
tractiyp
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HrsTINGs CouRr.-This court was engaged
in the disposition of civil business yesterday

POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-Justice White
presiding. William Ii. Turner and William
Cauthorn, charged with stealing small lot
of coal from Henry Smith, were locked up
in the station-house for twenty-four hours.
Charles and Daniel Jones, charged with
the same offence, were discharged.
Sarah Matthews was sent back to the aims.
house, where she belongs.
A.Y. johnson "a vasrant with no visible
means of supporD was told to get out of the
city as soon as possible.
Rcbccca Walker, charged with stealing
$l.25 from Stephen Richardson, was let. oil
with an admonition.
The case of John Daley, charged with (e'
Ioniously breaking and entering, in the night.
tine. the house of Joseph Brannon and
stealing wearing apparel and silverware, was
continued until thc- 18th instant.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN LITHnGRAPnIC PRINTING
HousEs.-At n meeting of the stockholders
of the Southern Lithographic Company held
on Saturday nearly all of the stockholders
doubled their subscriptions to the enter
prise. MIR. G. w. Gary is the present mana
ger of the company, and he represents it to
be the intention of the company to make
their work so superior that this home enter
prise will be literally patronized by the large
number of tobacco factories, banks, and in
ternal improvement companies in this city
and State. Dir. G. l.. Ludwig's lithographic
establishment has long been known as one OF
the best in the South, and we learn that he
also is adding many improvements to his
already very complete outfit.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

sPrC1oN OF FRAUD IN INSURANCE
CAsEs.-On the Gath of December, 1871, the
corn and plaster mills Of Mr.. D. w. Moore,
situated on the south side of the dock, at the
foot Of Seventeenth street, were destroyed
by fire. The mills, machinery, &C., were in
sured for 81, 800 on three pOlices, one In
the Virginia Fire and Marine and two
policies in the Firemans Fund Company, of
San Francisco
The companies resisted the claim Of Mr..
Moore on the ground of fraud, alleged to
have been practiced by the plaintiff. and
that he made fraudulent representations of
his loss upon stock, &c. A suit was insti-
tuted against the companies, but it may be
remarked that soon after the fire his
books were handed in at the office Of the
Virginia Fire and Marine Company for the
purpose Of being examined for settlement.
One of the policies was not upon the stock
but upon the buildings, and the other two
were upon the stock, machinery, fixtures, &c.
The case has been progressing in the Cir
cult Court Judge WelIford's) for about a
week, and was yesterday concluded. In the
course of the trial it became nece .say that
the books Of Mr.. Moore should be brought
into court. Upon examination it was found
that two items in the bag accollnt-one for
about 81 800 and the other for about $500
had been so altered as to create a suspicion
of foul play.
When the case was concluded the court
instructed the jury that if the insurance was
not exclusively upon the stock, but upon
stock, machines, and buildings; and that if
they believed there was fraud in the specific
item of 81 800 for bags which the plaintiff
said be had lost, then all claim under the
policies were forfeited: whether upon loss
on stock or any other article embraced in
the policy. In accordance with the instruc-
tions of the court, and the testimony already
heard, the jury rendered verdict in favor
of the insurance companies in two cases, but
in the case of the policy on the buildings
they found 81 200 in favor of the plaintiff
The court was not adjourned until late
hour after nghtfall, and when the verdict
had been rendered Judge Wexford re.
marked to Mr.. Wise, who was one OF the
counsel in the case, that he thought the mat
ter oftbe alteration in the books ought to be
brought to the attention of the grand jury
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PROFESSOR CROMWELL AND His ART ENTER
rAINMENT.-Profcssor Cromwell, of New
York, will Oh Monday night the 9th instant
commence series of his art entertainments
at Virginia Hall. The entertainment might
Justly be called "A Visit to Europe" for it
brings in succession before the gaze Of the
audience the beauties of Partisan, Roman,
Spanish and Venetian scenes, all magnfied
to an astonishing degree by the aid of the
cosmoscope," magnltying twcnty-fuur feet
the ordinary objects of the stereoscope. The
subjects for these entertainments are we'll
selected, being varied aud instructive. For in
stance, "London and its Palaces" is one
subject; "Paris and the Louvre" g Italy and
Art,'' Rome and the Vatican Egypt and
the Holy Land" others. In addition to the
lecture and scenery, the audience are resaled
with music by no means indifferent.
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCu.-The ap-
pretended danger to this church editicc by
reason of the tunnel running underneath it
has excited very general sympathy among
Christians of other denominations on Church
and Union Hills. We noticed yesterday
that the yestry Of st. Johns church had
proffered to them the use of their house Of
worship during certain hours on Sunday
and on certain nights during the week. We
did not know at the time that paragraph was
penncd that another congregation had done
the same kind act.
1t was made known to the official body of
Leigh-Strect Baptist church on Sunday morn
ing that no service would he held at the
Presbyterian church for the reasons above
stated. A called meeting Of the official body
was Immediately held, at which they deter.
mined to tender the Use of their building to
the Presbyterians on each Sunday afternoon
and on Thursday night, for the purposes OF
religious worship. Mr.. William H. Williams
was empowered to convey the message, and
at once performed that duty.
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RELIGIOUS HERALD.-The Hsrah Of this week
contains deeply interesting letter from Rev John
A. Broaddus, ID. d., giving account OF Ills tripfrom
Jaffa to Jerusalem; also 4 long and entertaining
letter from DR.. Jeter, now in Rome and many other
articles which will be read with delightby intelligent
people. The Rcrdid has paid correspondents VINO
fill It's columns with news. IT Is read In every part
of the country, and Is one Of the best mediums In
the South for advertisers. Thousands Of families
In the Virdnas and Carolinas read no paper but the
Reli1ious Herald. Considering the character and
extent Of its circulation, the eratds charges for
advertising are very low. If You wish more trade,
the Herald can help you. and at very small cost.
Address JErER & DICKINSON, Richmond, Va, or
call at the Herald office, Ills Main street.
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money, how to buy provisions, wearing ap-
parel, &C., to best advantage; in fact, the
art Of spending money and not hroufnq il
aUay. The great secret in this art il buying
for cash-never go in debt. To keep q bill
at the dry goods house will cause you to buy
more than you would for cash and the same
may be said of the grocery. &c. Keep out
of debt and it will promote happiness.
Mr. Editor, II you can say anything or do
anything which will bring about the condi-
tion of affairs so much needed, you will con-
fer lasting favor on this community and on
your special friends, Z, 7, AND z.
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USaAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Posr-orrIcE JAsUARY21, 1S73.-Colonel Will.
liam II. Garland. Summit, Pike county,
Miss. Hon. G. H. southall, Richmond, Va.
Miss L. V. Gibson, Timber Ridge, Rock
bridge county, Va. John Robinson tsenate(,
Richmond, Va; Patrick FL. Goodwin,
Fortress Monroe, Va. james Hazlett d Co.,
No. Al south Gay street, Baltimore, Md;
Mrs. Virginia E. Wood, Ivy Depot, Alhe'
lnarlk county, Va; James NJ. Potter, Omaha
Nebraska; Richard Almond, Jonesyiiie,
King William county, Va; one letter, nc
address.
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ASEIvERsARY CELEBRATION.-Thc anniyer-
sary celebration of the Cicrronian Literary
Society of Roanoke College will be held on
Saturday evening, February I'D. Orators:
J. II. Bear, Virginia; p. Fl. Miller, Missouri.
Dchaters: J. T. Lakeland, Virginia; T. l..
Bulger, Alabama. Committee: W. }. Win
gate, Texas; William Duncan, Illinois S.
f. Smith. Tennessee r.. G. Hcrndon, He'll
lucky; P. d. Hyler, South Carolina; G. g.
Harnsberger, Virginia; L. 5. Carter, Cali
fornia; j. B. Jackson, Indian Territory
Floyd Jarrett, West Virginia.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-Thc following is the
nlortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day. january Is, 1873, compiled from SEX
Board of Health:
In addition, still-born were reported (white,
2; colored, y. Sex: Males, so; females, II.
Color: White males, II; white females, Z;
colored males, 10; colored females, TO- Age !:
One day to thirty, 7 one month to six. 3;
six months to twelve, l; one year to three,
II there years to five, +; five years to ten,
2; ten years to twenty, 2; twenty years to
thirty, thirty years 10 forty, 3; forty years
to ffty,2 fifty years TO sixty, l; sixty years
to seventy, 1; seventy years to eighty, 8.
Condition: Single, SO married, g.; widows,
2; unknown, 5. Nativity: United States, A !;
Germany, l Ireland, !; Italy. 1. Locality:
Marshall Ward,7; Jefferson Ward, IA; Mad
ison Ward, 5; Monroe Ward, 4; Clay Ward,
.; Jackson Ward, I; Almshousc, ,; pcni-
tenliary, ); smallpox hospital ]. by whom
certified Regular practitioners, 33; irregl-
lar practitioners, Coroner, s; Board of
Health, 5. Causes Of death: Asthma. 1 !;
apopcXy, 1; brain disease, 1 !; burns and
scalds, l congestion of stomach, l; conges-
ton of lungs, 1; consumption, 4 % white,
colorcd); convulsions, 2; diarrhGa (acute),
/; diarrhea (chronic), 1; diphtheria, L;
drowning, /; crysipelas, 1; gangrene, l.;
heart disease, 9; imperfect development, 1 !;
inanition. l.; intussusccption, 1; kidney
disease, / measles, &; old age, 1; pncu-
monia, .; premature birth, 1; puerperal
pcritonitis, /; smallpox, 1; tuberculosis, L;
unknown, 5; variolod, l wound, l.
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AUsTION SALES T9sIs DAY.

COOK s. LAUGHTON will sell mt % p. NJ, nt the
office of f. b. Cook, the patent right Of Wood
wards gas-carbonizer for Virginia and West
Virginia.
s. n. DAVIS will sell at 2. NJ. real estate on st.
John street near Coutts.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell ut ?. NJ. brick
dwelling No. 1I2 Canal street, between First and
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P1cTUREs.-The reduced prices in photographs
rs advertised by REEs It Go. are not exclusively
confined to their small work, but, like uniform
reduction extends In the higher branches OF their
art. You can get finely coorcd, fc-sized picture,
2!xso inches for SO: the same ID india Ink, sae'
worth respectively *i5 and $50 In any part OF tile
United States. Their reduced prices ought to be
taken advantage Of while within your reach.
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under the act of the General Assembly, or
1866 the Seaboard and Roanoke road had
not the authority to raise its passenger rates
to ten cents per mile.
Mr.. Daniel: Because 1t was stipulated In
the act that the concurrence Of the North
Carolina Legislature should be a condition
of the increased rate, and that Legislature
has never ratified the act. Mr.. Daniel de-
MED that the Seaboard and Roanoke
road had watcred its stock in any odlous
sense. The stock had been increased
(under acts of Legislature) by issuing bonds
to rebuild and equip the road, convertible
into preferred stock; and also the common
stock had been watered to put its holders on
something like the same footing with the
holders of the preferred class. The through
contract on the Fredericksburg route was
limited to passengers, mails, and express
matter, because freights would have TO be
drayed for two and a half mlessat Washing
ton.
Judge Crump: Mr.. Chairman, have put
a question to Mr.. Lyon, and will give him
till the next meeting of the committee to
answer il.
Mr.. Lyon: No, sir: you can't do that. l
don't want time to prcpre my answers.
What is your question: | will answer 1t
mere anu n0W.
Judge Crump: What would be the effect
OH the interior line if the Bay line should put
down its tarcs and tol!sf
Mr.. Lyon 1t would compel the interior
line to make corresponding reduction of its
fares and tolls; would cbeapen the expense
of travel and transportation to all producers
and shippers. BY this means production
would be stimulated and business increased,
so that gross receipts and net revenues ut
the reduced rates would,soon exceed any re-
ceipts or profits heretofore made, and secure
fair, square, and honorable competition to
the interest of the public.
Mr. Lyon, with the help and concurrence
| of Messrs. Robinson and Daniel, made cal
culaton in the presence Of the committee
showing that the distance, all rail, between
| Weldon and Baltimore is 242 miles, and that
| the elect of transfer Of freights and passen-
gers by competition would be that the Pc
| tersburg Railroad Company would receive
| G3.342, or about one.touah Of the tolls and
fares thus transferred, against nothing if not
| transferred ; and that Mr.. Robinson on his
| line would get Sl.24a, or about onc-thard of
such tolls and -GsI.s- alaisst- . 2l2 .242. or the
Whole under the existing monopoly.
The committee then adjourned to meet
again Wednesday at 10 O'Clock A. M.
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TAKING PICTURES IN CLOUDY AED K4rHya
WEArHER.-Whiie most Of our stores wezs doing
literally nothing on Saturday. REEs q Co, from MI
appearances, were doing rushing business TakSnx
advantage Of the dali day.we brought oar ftiS 0c4
TO have their pictures taken, and had 70 whit sos
two hours for our turn hlsfnastrates the sesfhss
good work and reasonable prices Is the secret or ec-
cess. We wish them wei, and recommend our
patrons to their gallery, Main near Ninth direct.
Taere, we can say truly, yoa viii get good photo
yraul.
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TIE DOLLAR STORE HAS JUST REcEIyRD a
large and beautiful assortment Of chldrens enbrof
icrcd merino caps and bonnets, which they are SELL
ing at the low price OF one dollar Wemust say that
they surpass anything we have ever seen for the
money. Don't forget the place. s.- 81
THE DOLLAR STORE,
corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
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MANY OF TILE LARGEST ADVERTISERS IN THE
country make all their contracts With newspapers
through the Advertising Agency Of GEORGE r.
RowELL Z Co.. No. al Park Row, New York. Their
facilities for the transaction Of the business not
excelled by those Of any similar establishment In
A.
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PARTICULAR SoTlCE.-We are now cloolng ont Q
large assortment Of fancy worsted goods Of the la-
test and most beautiful patterns embracing iadies
opera hoods, chdrens capes aud hoods, at 7sc. cac
worth $3.50 elsewhere. Give US call, and see Tor
yourselves. THE DOLLAR STORE,
corner Ninth and Naft1 Streets
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ONE MONTH on THE PASSAGE. The steamer
George Fl. Stout. William Ford master, ar
rived at this port yesterday. She was one
month making the passage from Philadel-
phia, having left that port on the 2lst day of
December. The Stout vas caught in the
late freeze nd had to await thlwng-out
Her cargo consists in part of holiday goods.
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CLOVER HILL LUMP CoAL-Ths superior hitu-
mnous CRATE coal heretofore scarce, The subscriber
can now deliver In limited quantities to consumers.
j. B. WArKISs,.
I'LL Main street. and Ninth and Cary streets.
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THE MINISTRIES CoaNa.--A troupe OF
juvenile lnot negro minstrels will visit Rich
mond next week and entertain the citizens
with some OF their t,ne music,
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DEATH OF FORMER RICHMOND MERCHANT.
Intelligence was received here yesterday of
the death short time since, at Frankfort
on-the-Main, of Louis Rosenfeld, former
clothing and dry goods merchant of this
city. Hewas engaged in business here prior
to 1874, when he removed TO New York and
amassed large fortune. 1t is said that he
left considerable sums of money to several Of
our charitable institutions. His wife and
children are buried in our Hebrew Gene
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CONSERVATIVE CoNFEREHCE.-Thcre will be
a conference of the Conservative members OF
the Gencral Assembly this afternoon at 4
o'clock in the hall of the House Of Delegates.
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ADVERTISERS FILL UP TEN COLUMNS OF THIS
weeks Religtous Herald. 1t Is generally under
stood that the Herald is read by the people whom
husIness men wish To reach
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AssAULTING CASE SET FOR To-DAY.-Tbe
case of Charles Mccarthy alias Johnson, in
dicted in the Hastings Court for fconiously
shooting Policeman Finngan, has been set
for to-day.
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REV. j. BASvARD, ID. D., of New jersey, Is FUR
nshing the Religious Herald an exceedingly Inter-
estiug narrative of his travels In Europe.
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTHY

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,}
RICHMOND, January 2l, 1873.
Six cases of rarolous disease were re-
ported for the week ending to-day, all of
which were yariOloid.
j. G.. CABELL, NJ. D.,
President Board Of Health.
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REDUCTION IN rURs AT r. wEIsiaER Co.'S

P. wEIsroER & Co. AXE SELLING THEtx ENTIRE
stock of furs at reduced prices. Il M
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ApyEHxIsE.--oar merchants seeking Eaoe iaAny
portion OF the country shorid advertise IN fhs
nipes or that section. n. ELissoa z Co wsl WIN
take advertisements and have them inserted das pso-
iishers' rates.
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FASHIONABLE HATS At r. wElsIsEa Co.'S.
sK!nsElS CAPS AT s.soAr r. wErsIeER& 8 Co.'S.

MISSES WHITE FUR sAcoUEs-vERY HAND
SOME and stylish, and at q bargain-atP. WErsIGER
e Co.'S. ,sS,sses
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DEPARTURES OFF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORB.-The Old .%EA
L. Domiuion Steamship Conpny's ee.
BLAKEMAY, will sail FRIDAY. January oath, iat II
o'clock \. NJ. Freight received dunul 10 A. III.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for.
waIted with dispatch 10 all points north, eouth,.
east, and west Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodatioas
unsurpassed. Fare, Sl2; stearage, So round.tItp
tickets, SO. For freight or passage, apply 10
JOHN w. WYAT'T Agent.
IN 2n-3t Su. 3 Governor street.
T'OR P IL AID Ell P II .nTETS
The steamer Z MPIRE will re-s.xsEsss
ceIye fffS.;ht for the above port I'LL THURSDAY
lie s,i instanf>2t II O'Clock. -
srsrIt i'tStrn, ,,re, ss parts OF Pennsylvania
New Jersey. nnd i,elawarc for Norfolk, Bos-
ton. aud New Orleans, OF Iuw rates. ors
Passage 10 Philade!phia. including mesll9e a.a
stater0oln, So. ". /. PORTER, Agent,
ia 22-2l No. 9i.I5 Dock street,
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Z pEABRoKE SHIFTS MADE 70 oRDEs. Axp3zH.
Feet 1T guaranteed. BY E u. SPENCE 4 Sox. irs

VALENTINES FOR SALE WHOLESALE AZ RrB-
LISTERS lowest prices by }. T. ELLYsox, iIl7 AEin
street. .,sy - e - ~
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PER ExpRsss.-Sweet Florida oranges at AN
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CsLtronSIA FEARS At AYToSI's.

ASToNI keeps the best ladies' and gentlemen
dInirg-rooms In the city.
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HAVE YOUR SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, AND
thereby get & perfect at, by E, B. SPENCE 4 SON.
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JusT RECEIVED FROM FRANCE, CHOICE FAriTs
nc ANToSI'S, Main street.
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OyxRCoATs IN GREAT ARIETY, AT Low PRICES
for sale by z. b. SPENCE & soS, 1890 Main street
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WANTED, FIFTY COLORED MINERS
W for the New Lisbon Coal Mines, In Ohio.
iigh wages paid This ot Is to work with the hands
that spnt ont about the dth of January. For full
particulars apply at once to
j. 7. JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
ja 16 No. y tifteenth street,
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AsroSrs IS THE PLACE FOR GOOD THINGS.

FLORIDA ORANGES FOR THE SICK AT AS1oSrs
Main street,
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CHOICE RIPE FRUIT FOR TILE SICK AT AEToSr's
Main street.
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MALAGA GRAPES AT ANToNI's.
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FIVE POUNDS NEW DATES roH FIFTx CENTS A
ASToSI'S.
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EXTRA LARGE FIGS AND pRuHEs At AsrosIs.
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MARsHMALLow DROPS AT rANToSI's.
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FIVE POUNDS NEW DATES FOR yIFTY CENTS 4
AhToSfs.
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WANTED, Il WOMAN SERVANT to
w cook and do general housework for n small
famiy: must hc without incumlJrauce and come
well recommended. Apply at No. 4i2 Main street,
near Fifth, Ia 22-3t
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Go TO ASroSI's FOR FINE CONFECTIONERY

CALIFORNIA PEARS At ANToNl's.
Go TO ASToSI's FOR FINE CONFECTIONERY.
FIVE POUNDS NEW DATES FoR FIFTT CENTS At
AnToNfs.
EXTRA LARGE FIGS AND PRUHES AT ANroSFs.
JUST RECEIVED FROM FRANCE, CHOICE FEriTs
at ANToSI's, Main street.
CHOICE RIPE FRUIT FOR TILE SICK AT AEToSrs,
Main street. s..--
!, FIVE POUNDS NEW DATES roH FIFTY CENTS Al
ASToSTS.
MARsHMALLow DROPS AT ANToSI's.
FLORIDA ORANGES FOR THE SICK At ASToSrs'
Main street.
ANToNi's IS THE PLACE FOR GOOD THINGS.
OyERcoATs IN GREAT VARIETY, At Low PRICES,
for sale by Z. b. SPENCE SON, 1892 Main street.
HAVE YOUR SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, AND