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A,,emp, 10 Burn Lebanon, Pa.

LEBANON, Pa, Nov. Am attempt
was made last night to burn this city. II
was fired In five different places. The In
cerdisries, however, only succeeded IN
burning the barns OF Josiah Trunck and
Henry Laudermilch. The loss Of the for
mer Is $4,000, and that Of the latter $780,
nm
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Death OF an Army Officer,

ALBANY, Nov. 4-Cap,. oramcross, OF
the United States Army, was found dead
In his room at the Delevan House to-day.
It Is supposed he died from apoplexy.
He was on his way West.
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The falling of in imports and the enor.
nous increase in our export trade Is one
Of the healthy signs Of the times, and q
step toward resumption.
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NEW YoRx, Nov. 4.-The steamers
Idaho and Greece, from Liverpool, and
Vile Du Hayre, from Brest, have arrived.
MovrELE, Nov. 4.-The steamship Vic.
torla, from New York, has arrived.
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Riotous Demonstrations at Peters.
burg, Va.

New York, Nov. 4-A special dis
patch from Petersburg, Va, states that
While about three hundred colored men
were walking in q procession, last night,
they threw stonesiat the houses, smashing
windows and injuring citizens. The ex.
ciiement became 90 great, owing 10 these
acts Of violence, that o white and colored
company were called out, and were kept
under arms all night Governor Walker
approved this prompt action on the paI'
Of the military and citizens,
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suit Against the Philadelphia Board
of Brokers.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Harrison
Grambo has just instituted q suit In equi..
" against the Philadelphia Board Of
Brokers to compel his reinstallment as q
member thereof, and asking damages for
being kept out Of the daily session Of that
hndV
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Powder Mill Explosion.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 4.-The Moosie
powder mill at hyde Park exploded this
morning, Three men, Martin, Hanaay,
and Abbot, were killed. The cause ofthe
explosion "a unknown.
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The Heather Chinee at Work.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. 4.-Thirty.fve
Cinnamon arrived here to-day from In.
dIanapollS to work on the Augusta canal,
and more expected.
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BY TELEG RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the 1ntelll gencer.

By tho Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stsl
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AUSTRALIA is ahead Of tho rest ol the
world Tor once Hereafter her tAx pay.
ng women are allowed TO vote,
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Weather Repory.
PROBABIIITIRa.

WAR DEPAnTNHnR,
vYYIcn OF THl CHIKy SIgHAL 0HyIo1n.
WlnnnleroH, D. O., Nov. $500 2. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-25

PROFESSOR MAcArL1sTER's ENTERTAINMENT
AT VIRGINIA HALL.-One of the most plea.
SAINT ways of spending an evening during
the Christmas holidays is to visit Virginia
Hall and witness some of Professor Macal-
listers welI.perforned experiments. The
most striking features of the entertainment,
however, are the Pandora Mystery and the
Enchanted Pavilion. The latter appears
to be q frame of wood hung around with
curtains, and is placed in the centre of the
stage, where it is completely isolated from
everything else. The base Of the frame is
about one foot from the floor, and while
the wondering spectator is quite certain that
it can contain nothing, as one can
readily see through the apparatus. yet
no sooner do the curtains fall around it than
several figures appear and walk about the
stage. 1t is undoubtedly one of the best
illusions ever exhibited in this city, and alto
gether the entertainment is most enjoyable.
On Saturday the Professor will give o
family matinee at 2 o'clock, which will
doubtless be largely attended.
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The New Code.

We have seen a copy Of the new Code OF
Virginia. It contains 1916 pages, OF winch
as7 are occupied by the index and LUZ by
constitut ions, &C. The book 10 very large
one-almost too large. 1t Is carefully edited
from beginning to ending, being fully sup
piled with valuable and interesting foot-no'es
and stde-notcs prepared by the accomplished
gentleman and faithful public servant woo
has twice furnished the people OF Virsin'A
with new Code-Colonel GEORGE ". NUN,
FORD. The binding is of the best kino' anu
reflects credit upon the contractor whose
name we do not recolect. The letter-press IS
also all that could be desired-clear, dlstinc1'
and regular. The list of errata is the snort
oct we ever saw in so large volume, snow.
inc that great pains were taken by Colonel
MusroRp and Mr.. GooDE the printer) in
reading the proofsheets. The superlntend-
ent of Public Printing will not hesitate 10
submit this work to the General Assembly
rs specimen of the work done under his
contracts.
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The venerable JOINS HorEISs, OF Baltl-

The venerable JOINS HorEISs, OF Baltl-
more, died in that city yesterday morning at
a yerv advanced age. He was, we'believe,
the richest man in the city, his property
being valued at from eight to ten millions
of dollars. His parents were Friends, but
we believe he did not maintain an active
membership of that body of Christians. he
never married. His life was one Of devoted
business energy, in which his conduct was
guided by forecast and remarkably good
Judgment. He has made especially in late
years. most liberal use Of bis immense
wealth by giving large sums TO public bene-
factions, and to works designed to promote
the comfort and pleasure of the people and
increase the wealth and power of the city of
Baltimore. He has not only by the liberalIty
of his donations, but also by the wisdom
with which they were bestowed, established
a grand claim to the title OF public bene-
factor.
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DANIC! PANIC!

JULIUS SYCLE Inns Just received from New
York auctions large stock OF FOREIGN and Do
MESTlC DRY GOODS, which Will he sold at panic
prices.
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILKS,
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
ShTTEESs, DLAGOSALS, CAMEL'S HAIR, O new
goods
EMPRESS CLOTHS, Moss CoLoRs, ALpAcAs, and
SILK PoPLINS.
BLACK GOODS.
CASIIMERES, SATTEENS. EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, and GRAPE
CLOTHS. Also, full line of BLACK ALPACAs,
WHITE AND COLORED FLASSELS,
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLANSELS;
WELSH AND SHAKER FLASEELS.
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS, COLORED BLANKETS,
QUILTS, and CoMFoRTERS.
CASSIMERES.
In CASSIMERES we have q full assortment at all
prices.
SuAwLs and CLoAKs, new styles;
BALMORAL aud BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCE MENTS
In CAMDRIC EDGINGs AND REAL FALEN'
CIESNES LACES;
KID GLoyEs-our own importation;
GENTLEMES'S aud LADIES' UNDERWEAR, full
BLEAcnED and BROWN CorroNs and sHsETEcs
Sly stock Is complete In every department, AND
offer special inducements to al In Tanl q DkA
4I5 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
statesmen: j. j. Turner, w. ID. Powers. John
N. Gary, George z. Bagby, L. j. Stern. Miss ID
Stern. no Is
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POLICE Court, WgDsEsDAT.Jast,ce -. =,

POLICE Court, WEDsEsDAT.Jashce =. =. =.
White prestding.-The following Cases
WV W,, T Corbfn. charged with being o
common yagrant aud treepassiug on :, the sOs
Haker.strset school. Committed to jail LOT
thirty DAYS In default Of go surety. ,.,,n,,
c. q. fggin. charged with i being 6s dIund
and unable to take care OF hinseh' o'u''sN
to leave the city at once: ~ .o,.o
Morris saderick, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care OF himself:
Committed to Jail for thirty days IN defauit
of $50 surety. ~, .o,-
drunk and unable to take care Of herself.
Committed to jail for three months in de-
faut of $50 security. ;,
Andrew Byrd, charged with killing calf
and cruelty beating COW, the properly 0i
Nat Bailey, aud did also threaten to XII
Hannah Banniss, on Monday, December u.
Sent on to the grand jury for the first Mon
day in January, aud bailed in $500.
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Provisions Abundant.

One thing Is observable In our markets
these holiday times, and that one thing i
very gratifying. 1t Is that in the line Of
poultry, small meats, eggs, &C., there is an
unusually abundant supply.
We look upon this as an indication of an
increase of close economy in the country.
The social revolution in the State has pro.
auced an exigency demanding an increase of
The producing power Of the homestead. The
labor we now have, owing to its improvi'
dent and unreliable character, diminishes
the independence of the real-estate owner OF
farmer, and the necessity for new resources
arises. So the arts Of the household as
means of bringing in money, rather than
merely promoting the comforts and luxuries
OF home, are actively brought into reQuiSi.
ton. Hence the fowls, the eggs, the butter,
the needle.work, etc., etc., appear in the
market to supply the money necessary fol
clothes, groceries, &C., for the family.
1t is gratifying to see that the people are
proving themselves equal to the emergency
In old times it was distinction between ;
Virginian and Yankee farmer that the Vir
gilman sent to market all that he couldn't
eat, and the Yankee ate all he couldn't sell
There is modification Of the proyerb now
The Vrginian does not yet cut as closely as
the Yankee in his domestic economy but
he has certainly made q compromise be-
tween his consumption and his sales, by
which he relatively increases the latter. HI
is more economical, and makes no extra eff.
fort to consume all that he makes. Yet We
will be bound that this day the Virgins
tables show an abundance. However the
people may be forced to diminish their ont.
goings, they will be sure to have genuine
Christmas dinner.
We repeat that it is gratifying to see in.
creased evidences of household economy In
these trying times. Our people-the whole
southern people-haye met trials such
as no nation ever suffered with fortitude and
courage that are heroic, and the display Of
tne virtues Of probity and constancy in the
department Of life Of which we speak above
Is not the least Of the evidences of this hero
ism.
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Dlv1DESps.-The National Bank of Wiz.
ginia, E. o. Noting, president, has declared
a semi.annual dividend of FIVE per cent, Tree
of all taxes. .--
The Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company, John B. Davis, president, has de-
clared a semi-annual dividend of eight pei
cent, free of tax.
The Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company. William l.. Cowardin, president,
has declared a semiannual dividend of seven
per cent, free of tax.
The Old Dominion Insurance Company,
B. Fl. Nash, president, has declared semi
annual dividend of ten per cent, free OF tax.
The First National Bank has declared a
dividend of five per cent. on their capital
stock for the last six months.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT PRATT,s ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior TO gas: Burns
in any IampSwithout danger Of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly 10 displace the use O.
volatile and dangerous oils It's safety under every
possible test and it, perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use in over 100000 faml-
lies Millions Of gallons have been sold ana no ac
c,dent-d,rectly or indirectly-nas ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the best safeguard when lamps are used. SEND
for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and Q,
wholesale by the proprietors, CHARLES fhAAA
q CO.. IOS' Fulton street, New York.
oc 17-d&w6m
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMoSI
PosT-oFFIcE December "a. 1S73.-Mrs. DR.,
Brown, at DR.. Hoge's, No. 1 Fifth and Main
streets, Richmond, Va: Santa Claus, Green
land, North Pole; Dr. y. A. Crenshaw, Rich
mond, VAC. r. Davis, King William, Va.
Mr.. S. w. Hughes, corner Eighteenth and
Franklin streets, Richmond, Va; 4. F.
Shanke; Mrs. Lucinda Smith, Mount Land
ing; Henry Travers, brig D. G. Chapman,
Der New York steamer: H. Ward.
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CHRISTMAS FOR TIE ORPHANS. The boys
in the Male Orphan Asylum, having been in
vited by the Sunday school of the Seventh.
Street Christian church, will be entertained
this morning at 10! O'Clock at the lecture
room of the church.
The grand Christmas dinner will be given
to the orphan boys tomorrow.
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CONCERT TO BE REPEATED.-The concert on
Tuesday night at the Sidney Baptist church
was q grand success, and so we'll pleased
was the large audience present that a num-
Der Of ladies and gentlemen requested that
the concert he repeated tomorrow night.
This request has been granted, and the lovers
of fine amateur music may have an opportu-
nifty of enjoying Bradbury's beautiful can
tata of Esther, the Beautiful Queen, on Fri
2,y oyanipfr
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10000 PRIZES TO DE GIVEN AWAY January
9Th. 1874. at the MASONIC GIFT CONCERT ut Nor
folk Among them are one of 100000, S25,ooo
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000; twenty. foul
of $500 each fifty Of $3.50 each; eighty OF sZoo
each: 90 of $3.50 each; 100 of 800 each; o0O
of $50 each, and the balance OF 80 each. NO"
SOMEBODY will draw these prizes, ana why shoHioh
Won one? II only costs S. to try 1t, and yon may
Ie made rich by so doing; aud If you draw prize
your name will not be mentioned unless you want
II. Tickets can I've had in Richmond ut L. NElsl'
cEu e Co. s hat store. 1901 Main street.
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imposed upon, and adds: "Ine o..g,a =,
e and only authenticated election returns Oh
the election In Louisiana 10 November
:. 1879. arc in my possession. They were
never in the possession Of Mr.. KsIIooe or
his Legislature, and they are the returns
"upon which I was declared eiec'ea 90
| &C yernorS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-25

MEMORIAL PIcTURE.-We have received
from Mr.. j. w. Davies, Lee Gallery, No. 92O
Main street, copy Of his memorial picture
of the Baptist General Association of Fir-
ginia-a group Of two hundred and thirty
four ministers of that body. 1t is executed
in the finest style Of the Photographic art,
and fully suStains the reputation OF Mr..
Davies rs q nlaster Of bis profession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-25

PERIsHABLg CHRISTMAS Presents. "A
large number of packages have arrived at
the Southern Express office too late for de-
livery before Christmas day. Persons look
ing for articles perishable would DO well to
call at the Office, as it is difficult, frequently
impossible, to deliver all promptly on Christ
mas morning.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
THO THE AFFLICTED!
WARRANTED TO CURE.

wish to say to the public that will insure cure
Of all cases Of CANCER placed under my treat
meut, and In event Of no cure will not charge any
thing for my services. will also remove all
VEINS, HAIR-MOLEs, BLOoD-MARKs, ETC,
leaving but slight scar and insure above stated.
A lso, all chronic diseases, such as
RHEUMATISM, SPINAL AFFECTION. SALT
RI. ,UM, NEURALGIA, PILES, ETC,
treated, with guarantee of perfect cure; in de-
fault of which, money will be refunded to The pa
tient. -
With my past experience and success in the treat
ment of these diseases feel free TO say thai my
medicines are INFALLrBLE, and without rival In
this or any other country In e1ecting
A SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
In the above specified diseases.
Office hours from 9 a. N. to IL NJ, and from 10
SPIN.
IL oil Square, Richmond, Va.
The names ard residences OF many persons who
have bee cured will be urnished by mail or upon
application in person.
de 22-d&w3m DIR. A. G.. WOLLARD.
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SUNSET Cox returned his back pay long
before Mr.. Brooks died, Mr.. Petersburg
Appeal. Indeed, we are inclined to think
that he did not draw it at all, and that tue
letter he wrote to the discussing officer OF
the House of Representatives was intended
ONLY to authorize that official to restore the
unpaid money to the Treasury, from which
he, not Cox, had drawn it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-25

SUSPENSION OF SENTENCE REFUsED.-The
Governor has refused to suspend the SEN
tence of the court in the case of Oscar p,
Little, who was charged with murder and
sentenced to Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary for term of years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-25

A CURIOSITY curiosity in the shape OF
a handsome gold watch, which was present
ed by General George Washington to La
Fayette in 1871, may he seen at the Office oil
the Piedmont and Arlington Company, on
Main street. The watch, it is said was
stolen from La Fayette in Nashville, Tenn,
in 1925. 1t is now the property of DR.. John
r. Ward, of Austin, Texas, who purchased
it at an auction sale in Louisville, n.y., or
Memphis, Tenn. At present it is i'll the
possession of Colonel w. &. Darlington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-25

MAsoSs, PLEASE TAKE NoTIcE.-Ifit Is your In
,tion TO purchase ticket to the Masonic Gilt Con-
cert at Norfolk YOU had better buy now and not walt
for the rush The sales will be closed on the lst day
of January, and then you cannot buy ticket at any
price. Tickets are IS for whole and $3.50 for hail.
They can be had at p. WEIsIGER Co.'s hat store
on Main street.
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MARRIAGES,

Married, on the / 9th instaut,at Forrest Grove
Louisa county, Va, by Elder y. Parker RicAard
son, GEOkGE r. ROWDEN, of this city, and
MATTE +. MURFREY, of Louisa.
Married. on the 23d instant, at Fmmaus. King
William, by the Rev. John o. Tnrpin, SAMUEL
r. BOWLES. of Goochland county. TO Miss MAJ.
TIE j., daughter Of the late Temple Fleet, OF King
William county. Va.
Religious Herald please copy.
Married, on Tuesday, 23d Instant, by Rev. ". II
Christian, assisted by Rev. DR.. j. f.. Edwards, a
the residence of the brides father, Tholna:
Branch, Esq, In this city, j. b. I. SUBTLE, Esq.
aud Miss BETTE X. BRANCH.
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| PoP-CRAcKERs.-Yester as DR.. l.. r.
| Dickinson's horse was tied to his rack and
hitched to a buggy, some boys, in passing,
fired pop-eracker, which caused the horse
to break away from the rack, smash the
buggy and greatly iniure himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-25

SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPoINTEp.-The State
Board of Education has appointed the fol-
lowing district school trustees: Clarke coun-
ty Greenway district, William T. Kerfoot
Chapel district, Rev. T. B. Shepherd Bat
tletown district, William c. Morgan; Long
Marsh district, John W. Luke.
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DEATHS.

Died, In this city. on the 23d instant at O'Clock
P. NJ. Miss LUCY Z. JOHNSON, in the iIty-hftl
year of her age. ,,
Her funeral will take place from the RESIDENCE Of
her brother (Nlr. Albert Johnson), corner Of Frs
and Concord streets. THIS (rhursday) MORNING
at ii O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance are III
yited to attend without further notice.
FUNERAL NoTICE.-The funeral service Of NAN.
ME CARRINGTON TALCOTT, eldest daughter
of Colonel 7. NJ. Il. Tacott, will take place from
the Monumental church FRIDAY MORNING al
~ O'Clock. The friends Of the family are Invited
to attend.
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moRToS.-Senator MORTON seems to be
an6ious to emulate the fame of BUTLER.
governor McEsERY, of Louisiana, denies the
Iaeh OF his assertion that the "Legislature
had twice canVassed the election returns
ana declared Dir. KELLOGG Governor.
'acEAEhY says the Senate has been grossly
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THE FAIRY QUEEN is In the city, and stopping AZ
przzIr,s, Broad street. Der invitations hive been
tssuedfor all the children In town to- 60 there ano
get their candies, toys, &C. Her supply Is compiete
and her stock suited to the taste1 OF ALL she Hlli
remain until noon to-day. $50
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DupREz g. BENEp1cT's MINsTRELs.-This
minstrel troupe will be here tonight to give
several of their entertainments at the The
atre. The reputation of this company is
said to be inferior to none in the country,
and when here last gave satisfactory enter
tainmant
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A PRESENT WORTH HAvING.-Giye your irleno
ticket to the Masonic Gift Concert, ana IL nc OF
she should draw the big prize Of S5O,00o or any OF
the other o,99e, you may be sure OF having some
one to remember you the balance OF your oays
Yeu can get tickets In Richmond al I. "Eisi
GER Z CO.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-25

How TO MAKE EGG-NoG.-To a lady customer,
recognized in her circle us high authority In such
matters. am indebted for the following:
''Recipe for one Gallon or Siateen Glasses OF
Egg-Nog.-To sixteen eggs beaten light in the usual
way add ole pound pulverzed sugar; stir In rapid
ly one and half plnts brandy French or Califor-
nia), onc-half pint Jamaica rum, and lastly, one
half gallon milk. Season with nutmeg, aud keep
twelve hours before using
These ingredients, except the milk, shall be
happy to furnish. >. b. hlpD'
III Broad street.
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INTERESTING TO THE BoYs.-The Chief OF
Police has instructed the police OF the city,
to put a stop to all horn-blowing and
fighting in the streets during tue Christmas
holidays; but the boys can indulge in other
innocent amuSements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-25

FIRE DEPARrMENT.-There will be q re-
view of the Fire Department by the Mayor
and the Committee on Fire Department on
Friday the Goth instant, in front of the City
hall, at - NJ.
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Hot SODA. WATER ut WOOD s SONS.
SEwENG-AaACHIyES.
THE IMPROVED HOME SHU'

THE IMPROVED HOME SHUTTLE
l. MACHINES AND TABLES. Price of ma
chlxe, f25. There are sixty thousand of these
valuable machines In use. have TO see the first
lacy yet that Is dissatisfied with HOME SHUT
TIE purchased within the last three years. l hnda
very great many satisfied purchasers rs far back as
worn out HOME SHUTTLEi In all these long years
We sell these machines to do all ordinary sewing,
heavy aud light. j. n. HOEFLICH & CO.,
No. 907 Broad street
We repair and furnish any desired convenience.
Needles Tor sale FOR all kinds OF machines.
de % -eOd1 nv
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Christmas.

To-day being c hristuas--the anniversary
- rho advent Of the Prince Of Peace on
aarth-,s holiday with the Dispatch NO
n.ner w,l, he issued from this Office to-nor'
"a al, we tender merry Christmas and a
happy New-Year.