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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-11

CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting of the
Board OF Directors Of the Chamber of Com.
merce was held yesterday afternoon. Pre-.
sent: Joseph r. Anderson, Esq, president,
and Messrs. E. o. Nolting, Thomas Potts,
Peter w. Grubbs, Moses Millhiser, James Fl.
Capers, John G. Spots, S. II. HaWes, John
q. Childrey, aud John "a. Montague.
The president laid before the meeting the
resignation Of Mr.. G. B. Davenport, which
was accepted. On motion, Mr.. T. III. Lo.
gan was chosen to ill the vacancy in the
Board. - sa#s .:.a sn.s ~ 80
MIR. Potts presented resolution Of thanks
to Hon. John Amber Smith for valuable doc
uments received. Agreed to-, r yu.
Mr.. Potts presented resolution request.
ing the Governor to transmit copy of the
reports of the several State departments re-
Gently published by the public printer.
Agreed to, ts3E ins >isi T. -aCtJl
The president laid before the Board an in.
vitation from Messrs. J. ?. Virgins, l., y.
Needs, NJ. N. Landis, F. P. Rush, j. ~.
Caldwell, and J. BarBard, members of the
invitation committee, to be present at The
opening Of the indianapolis Board'of|Trade
Rooms on Tuesday, December 10th.
On motion, Messrs. JuniuSs A. Morrls, d.
q aGapers, and Thomas Potts were elected
delegates, and resolution Of thanks ten
dered to the committee for the invitation.
The president laid before the Board a
communication from Mr.. Pendleton
Rogers stating that the committee of which
| de is chairman Gnland trade) had not yet
considered the complaints in reference to
excessive freight-charges between Richmond
and North Carolina, but that report will
prob bfbiyt be made by the next meeting OF the
Board which will be of a satisfactory nature
to the merchants Interested. 49, e.,
A communication was received from a
citizen of Alexandria, protesting against the
ruinous new financial scheme, embracing Q
review Of McKinnon's proposition, etc,
which was referred to the finance commit
tee, Adjourned. &sT.E Ii!eiI -
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.-i4a - II =, "a ht1a'cal Ooit'fBe 1rS1nI'
January 13, 1872. - , o.,s--3 g.itts t.

TRANSFER PRINTING Iats.-Ne invite atten-
ton 10 the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are OF recent intro
ductton, but are already extensively used by rail-
road aud steamboat companies banks, merchants.
and others. The inks that we are now furnishing
are Of a quality that can be copied any length OF
time after being printed. VIII copy IN ordinary
lelter-press book. ,Aj -"3.
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THE ARTICLE nrtkLPAGAB Besa so much worn IS
the nea.est and cheapest article far ladies' wear.
LEVY BROTHERS give peciai attention 10 the se-
lection Of their stoca. and have as mi Hines large
assortment 70 select from, and sen 81 remarkably
low prices jts sstBs iiyfFs s s.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER GOODS, COLI
sPEcTAcLEs and eyeglasses, steel spcctacles and
eyeglasses, b-autifu and subJt .n'ia plated goods
fancy goods, glove and handksrchisf- boxes, gold
pens and pencils, gold loothplcks, at c. GENNEr IS,
1901 Main street.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF Dry GooDs.-Messrs.
Paine, Cabell-& Co. soiri uu the 9th. at pub.
lie auction, at their, warerooms, on Main
street, the largest lot Of dry goods. ready;
made clothing, ETC.; that has been offered In
this city for several years. The sale em.
,hraeed about Eve hupdred lots, was made BY
catalogue, and continued until after night
fall. A large number OF country merchants
were present, and made extensive purchases,
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Observation-Disclosures gallery has been re-
moved 10 No. 9T3 Main ST. eei, between Ninth and
Teuth streets, where his rooms and Light have been
remodelled after the most approved plaps; and al
his appointments are III keeping with the elegant
refttfng Of his establishment - '~'.
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Masonic ELEcTToN.-Mr. Ira W. Blunt
having resigned the position of. 8. w. oi
Dove Lodge, No. 81, an election will bs
held tonight to fill the vacancy. The lodge
meets at 6 o'clock. i, 4 .n ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-11

,yIcEPREHDENT OF THE DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD CoMPANy.-Y Yesterdaya the Board OF
Directors resected Mr.. A. 7. Stokes vice
president for the ensuing year. The reeiee.
iion Of MIR. Stokes is d deserved compliment
to very popular and efficient officer.
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ONE HUSBAND roo MAsY.-Lena Daniel,
charged with having two husbands, was
brought before p Police.Justice White yester'
day morning, and after examination was vas
sent on to the grand jury, by whom she was
Indicted for felony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-11

!, COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT APPoTsrED The
State Board of Education has appointed Mr.,
Robert E. Wolfe superintendent of schools
for the county of Scott. - "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-11

HOLIDAY GooDs.- PEasnoHR SHIRTS are the
thing for :be holidays. For sale by e, b. SPENCE
y& sos. 5@
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To BIZ CARRIED TO oALBkNy.--Itis expected
that Deputy Marshal Nye Will leave the
city te.day for Albanyin charge Of Mr.. =.
r.. BTooeks. zs;8st. E7:.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE CONSERVATIVE. CAUCUS LAST NIGHT.--
a caucus. of. Conservative members OF, the
General Assembly was held last Eight in the
ball Of the House OF Delegate Senator w .
D. Quesenberry, of Caroline, in the chair,
and Mr.. William Lovenstein acting secre.
tary. Nominations for three vacant judge
ships were made. For judge of Northnm-
berland and Lancaster counties the vote re-
suited: Samuel Downing, 81; Al. Brent,
40. For. judge of Giles and Bland counties
the vote was: George W. Easley, g.; j. e..
Hoge, 3s. T. r. Bouldin was unanimously
nominated as judge Of Charlotte county.
The nominations of Messrs. Downing and
Brent were made unanimous.
For Register of Land Office and Superin-
tendent Of Public Buildings, Major Samuel
Il. Boy kin, of Nansemond, and Mr.. F. M.
Mcmillan, of Greene, were placed in nomi.
nation. The vote resulted: Boykin, 81 !;
MCMILLAN, 48. The nomination Of Major
Boykin was made unanimous, and on the
10th instant he wilt be elected to ill the un-
expired term of Captain w. P. Nd. Kelam.
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THE only w,ll-assored stock on AIEBONs In this
city Is at LEVY BRoTIIRas', This eysry one must
admit who viii lake The time to examine their
stock. fJETt f,t2ii iir 3"siEf 1851 q, 'i-isi
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PARpoNED.- Kemper has par.
doned Samuel B. Hurt, who was convicted
Of malicious cutting In Appomattox county
and sentenced to three months confinement
Ii iail. The pardon was granted '.beeause
the prisoner, man Of good character, IL
ficted slight injury upon his antagonist IN
4 sudden rencontre and in hot, blood. de
has now nearly served out his sentence, and
has been sufficiently punished for the Of
fnncao :SF}Et , st5..'E
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THE sALH OF DAVID BAKER, JR's., TOBACCO
FACTORY FIXTURES viii commence to-day at IL
O'Clock si. punctually, at factory No. 9, seYen'f
near Canal street. LYME G BROTHER.
- = ~ I-.fs.z - Aucfioneer5,
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HOLIDAY GooDs.--Medica.sdr red. q .nnelS shirts
and drawers TO cure rheumsiism, for sale By z. B.
SPENCE & Son f4sAst ~ 80
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RoLIpAy GOODS such as oyERooATs fer sale
By E. B. SPENCE q Som. ;...,,. ..,.. ss.;
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! ELreAsr AND CHEAP GOODS for holiday pre-
aents can be had in great variety at levy Bsor
raERs,. They have articles suited 70 men, women,
and children,
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3sAMpLE.MERcHAKr SENT TO THE HusTIsGs
CouRr.-E. n. johnson, arrested on the
charge of selling goods BY sample 8ithouta Q
license, In violation OF the State revenue
laws, was sent on to the Hastings; Court
yesterday morning by PoliceJustice White.
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ELEGANT BEADED POCKETS at hsty per cent
below regular pr,eessAi In want should see these
beautiful articles before they disposed or They
are lust the thing for holiday present
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+ I have! analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand of B SELECT, r controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and fad II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, ano
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. j. B. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
- Late Professor of Chemistry,
- liz - E91'tt. Medical college OF Virginia.
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LEVY BROTHERS Offer the best English Tapestry
Brussels Carpets ut Sl .25 per yard Those In Wan'
should take advantage OF the reduction.
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OFFIcB,C ,CITY WATER WORKS !
~ - itecealher 2 Z, 1874.

.,ai.ro OFFICE g5as bssssssr $4Tfff ff, Hsaks Ssaa
NIoT1eE.-WA WATER-TAKER RS will please
~ ohseryeF the fono1iog rules and regulations
,,nnosed by the ordinance On water: aa
No hyIrant. cock, water-clpsei Or ather 3tutr
tji no Allowed to be left rupHfg when not aclua
,,se: and II found leakts the weF Wli osstoppssa
= sisss ,he necessary refirs are snmena.eiy paae.
fasThe use OF small hose FOR she street. yaiu, g
an ren. Is strictly before oescen
fn The morning and after osisek ~ tns eySn.. e
ia ~ ;n nd cnse WIN the washing OF . carnage or
e,hor s, Vehicle be allowed With hose. FL IT
- 30 ;lt cock, or other hxture. WIN De az
,o,vad I on n sidewalk or other exposed situaiioh
rom which The water naJ be taken Wiiheat oesse'
ton. ~. ,rao,,ir. a IN ihs Stebt In
6 a,,,;r and protected from frost At inc risR aha
sut ssst az the owner or tenant. =. !
s'st e Nc 70 rsaker viii be allowed 70 supply any
q riiy nr narsor other than his OT1i and u iounu
nni,,c 90 the wafer will be stQpped. livery ismny
~ off or nePsou Occupying premises snaii pay
senarssa y,aier-bill 20 the u tya * .
aPenalty In each Of the above violations ven pot
Iass for each GYsnces =" . {. ,,s ,,,,,
IN ,faw of the scarcity Of water on tine high pas
ost,he eity fIofrs the excessive waste ana o!nS'
eans.-s The Conmittt on WRter has instructed w
Thief az Police through the Mayor, 10 nave ..
Ustsr axtures examined, and 70 ressoft fach ahe
avngy ssa of rinlaiipn OF the ordinance on Tatsi
II, II hnpe thnt the cfiiz ns Will see That An ~
and unnecessary waste OF waller are iss ulass'
s'ppper RI erier Of the Eernra,ttpe ON Water
ds Ij.aW j.. L.pAYls. SUPERINTENDENT.
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I HOLIDAY GooDs.--NKCKTIEs,t { scARFs, and
GLOVES for the holidays, For sale by Z. B.
SPENCE C Son. 80,
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all k'rds Of FURs, CLoAKs, sHAwLs, BLAN-
KErs, CARPETS, and OIL-.LOTHs ue now beii 6
sold at great bargains at LEVY BROTHERS.. t't.
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HOLIDAY GooDs,-W Walking-canesan umbrellas,
suitable for the holidays fer sale By E. B. SPENCE
q soS, -. !, =. a'.t''', ~ :. ''t. :.
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HOLIDAY ooDs.-Ready-nsad sade cisthIHg. suitable
for the holidays, for sale low by e. b. SPENCE &
Sow. Z. .....c, {, /. -. s. sA.:s.
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.Demoresfs Monthly and Petersoa's Maya,
zine for January, received from J. T. Ely
son, neBsdealer, 1112 Main street. n., il,
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!; orr BAIIcFRISGEs can now be had in all colors
mt fFyY BRoTHaRs. They also show very large
sssortmept of Beaded Gimps, Fringes, and But
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1T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, Is WHAT A LADY SAID
Of DR.BULL's Cough syrup The Sther day, for u
single bottle cured my child OF u most dreadful
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e OFFICERS RE-ELEoTED.-The present Off
GERS of the conservative Kampaign Klub
have been reelected for the ensuing term.
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CoMPLBrEp.-The scaffolding around the
steeple Of the Broad-strees Methodist churcl
was completed yesterday afternoon.
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HOLIDAY GOODS, such as nice UNDERWEAR, q,
low prices, for sale by g. B.sPRNGE & Son.
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Hon PRICES FOR TOBACCO. Day before
Yesterday 10000 pounds of loose tobacco
was sold at shockoe warehouse for Sl0 per
100 poRnds.
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HOLIDAY GOODS Of all kinds Of, clothing for sale
low by Z. T. sPEyCE & SON,
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BUY YOUR DRY GooDs at Levy BROTH ERs' to.
day, as their stor- Is clo.ed on saturdnys. 49, 't
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gentlemen. <gtIlg.,, g:.
Improvement of the prisons and jails of the
State, the provision of more appropriate
means for the punishment and reformation
of prisoners, and the encouragement OF dis
charged convicts who have conducted them.
|selves well during their Imprisonment by
procuring employment for them and sps-
tanning them in an effort TO gain an honest
livelihood"
The officers are: James L.. .Kemper, presi.
dent; Charles s. Darlington, vice.president;
Asa Snyder, treasurer; Rev. Pike Powers,
secretary; William P. Munford, recording
secretary. -
Circulars containing the following inter,
rogations are being sent to the prison Off
GERS Of all the counties and cities OF the
State: I. Number of prisoners, male and
femalep 2. What classification of prisoners
Is adopted in your prison? 8. Are the pri.
soners confined In separate cells? 4. How
are the prisoners employed? b. What is the
condition of the prisoners3 ? 6. What are
| the religious privileges Of the prisonersS
III. What prison-discipline is adopted5 8.
What measures are adopted for the reformna'
/ ton Of the prisoners? c4o-s
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WEATHER STRIPS FOR doors and windows.
'Ht1 j. H. CaAFToN, Ninth street.
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...U <- j. T. ELLYSoN, -.4 s
1l12 MAIN STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE,
would call public attention to The following adver-
.. tisement of - - IL
CHRISTMAS GOODS, g.. I'.s
and would respectfully invite everybody 10 call at
his store, 1112 Main street. and examine bis splen.
q = did stock of '.-..
BOOKS aud FANCY GOODS,
purchased expressly for the holiday trade.
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The following embrace few Of my standard and
finely illustrated Holiday Books, just suited for
Christmas presents:
PICTURES g1s1E EDWIN LASDsESh S,s R. s,r oo
BRITISH PORTRAIT PAINTERS. Sixteen
,oga See, ensr1vigs TIsFoGM THE PTnESsEs Ky w
Taine. With Illustrations by 4. Dorc. 10 90
WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE. Steel engra-
vinss Full morocco, gilt:.;..:...;S:;,; 10 90
morocco. gilt. -. ....... 10 10
steel plates. ............. ............ $50
Wanstead edition n.....,........:........ 5 90
Pencil. Beautifully illustrated. Cloth.
s ist gt tS drawn wi; ZEN and Pen. W
eli. Beautifully Illustrated. Cloth, gilt 4 GO
PALESTINE Pen-and-Pencil Series. ~
beautifully illustrated Cloth. gilt. 400
HOMES AND HAUNTS OF BRITISH POETS. "5f
BY William Howett. Forty 1.-TWO ilustra-
tions. Crimson cloth, gilt. ............... 09
4p p25MS }Ets snS:Sh Uaen Bry 0o
nr9%; n; d. 4HH RHixr::.1 15 SS Sc
TRAVELS ACWOSS SOUTH AMERICA. BY
Paui Marcoy. Five hundred and twen- r..
ty-tive engraviugs aud ten maps. Two
SONGS OF NATURE. Selected from many
sources With numerous Illustrations. 90
sSR TEsys si vSSS:: go go
Six Volumes, @ cIoih. @ @ 10 SO
JUVENILE Z. ELEGANT BOOKS
JUvESfLE : UUvvEESSffLE JUVENILE BOOKS BOOKS.
JEEvESiLE JEvESiLE " - FOR =. : - BOOKS.
JUVENILE B00Ks.
JUVENIE ESENTS. BOOKS.
EXCELSIOR LIBRARY; OR, MEN WHO HAVE
/ rkIsES; series; 6 volumes 5O
The library OF PLUCKf FELLOWS (new);
% SolemeS ., ...,.,...'' 1S
THE THREE GREAT CAPTAINS; Volumes. 70
RoLLo BOOKS; II volumes. Il w
GOOD GIRLS LIBRARY: 10 volumes........ . w
ROSEBUD STORIES; IL volumes. 8 90
LITTLE AGGIE'S sERIES; volumes........ 0O
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH SERIES; 8 VOLS. . w
any which will be sent, postpaid, on receipt OF
the price. |rE - ~ zi..i
Of Holiday Goods. ..-, J;I;; G.L oON,
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V,O THE TRADE.-ATMORE MINCE-
Z l. MEAT.-I offer to the trade, as agent Yor The
1nanufacturer slid st his prices, 5000 pounds Of
ATAoRE's MIsCE- MEAT. put up IN barrcis, nali:
il say ii is the best In the world Liquor enough In
At to warrant it 10 keep twelve months. Black with
and no fear OF its turning sour or fefmentng IKE
most prepa araions offered for SALE Cal! and SUPPLY
yourselves at j.. y. hOSsIE UA =,
no % q, tss l4lz oia,n Street
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DOLLS. DOLLS.

DOLLS. DOLLS.
FRENCH EoLlS. GERMAN DOLLS--with natu-
raj hir and with and without movable
eyes.
FLYING DOLLS Tor ASGELS}-a beautiful orna
ucu, for
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VIRGINIA PRlsoN-RFFoRM ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting of the Virginia Prison
Reform Association will be held at Associa:
tion Hall on Monday evening. There will!
he addresses by Governor James L. Kemper,
Judge Robert Ould, and other distinguished
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YTTEDDING AND syIsTEIAG-GARDs
H besssiful, at sha pttssaAsch Psaptsas' soass.
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RICHMOND, Va,
8ithntoltd lispatrh.

sTTHE orRguLATIoN or THz Drs
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFIRMED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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L,OR RENT, BRICK DWELLING G:s
IL ten room, and oul-kilchens No. 50I, ,cor. Ill
uer ! econd and Main streets. Gas, water, &C., aud
house I'm nice repair. ~. ~ .ffsfuf'f
BkICK, DWELLING, No. 100, corner First and
MaIn streets, In fair order.
A., part OF my UErIGE, Eo:l llo6 RSnk street.
Very desirable. w. h. kObtSs,
lf'S II 1905 BanS street, next custom-house.
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E'OR RENT, the weII.arraDged and N
It ccmmddlous STORE-BUILD1NG. suita- Ii
bic for u family grocery, with con Portable four
room DIV ELnING attached, and good SIAbLE on
!, bina aud High streets. ALI In good repair. Pos
session given itnmedlat ly.
7 - o-5,..f.5yt.ri WILLIAMS q GIBSON,
Real Estate Agents and .Auctfoneers
do 11.Rr In .I.7stI - stt 1901 Main street.
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SELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR CHILDREN. /.
+ WITH CARE,

/ Ny stock of JUVENILE BOOKS is 50 large that 1t
is impossible 10 mention them all. Purchasers are
requested to call and examine the best line OF Ju-
yESIL ES in the city. ~: Hs.t.'
STANDARD FAIRY TALES. Illustrated by
Dore and Cruikshank. ...*1 oU
ANDERsON'S STORIES FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. ~
2X0 illustrations, ..s... w
GRIMM'S HoU sEHOLD STORIES. 24O luustra-
uIpnIyEs OF DoMEsTIC LIFE. .,....... 25
nopTEsoT f,RrTsOE illustrated ............. 1 so
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. llustrated.-..-. ,o0
T,Tr a ppFp fnewl ...,,,..,,,...... so
BRAVE AND BOLD (new).. ................'.. 9U
THE CASTAwAYS. -Mayne Reid............,s og
TME COMING WAVE lnew) ......-.:........ I S9
WOODS ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HISTORY w
CHlLD'S OWN B0OK.... ..............--.-. S00
MAYNE ,REID'S BOOKS, each. h................ 2S
DU CIIAILLg'S BOOKS each. ...............,t!- -5u
LITTLE WIDE-AWAKE.. KE....................... go
! vCHILDREN'S ANIMALS FOR i s74..n.
CHATTER BOX. New volume for ls74.:.:S1 SO SO
LITTLE FOLKS for 1874 = 90
SUNDAY READING FOR TIE YoUSG.:...... i 5g
CIIILDREN'S FRIEND for 1874 80. 12
INFANT S MAGAZINE for lS74..... y
NURSERY fOF 1874. s...,....s Oy
The above are all bound In attractive board CO.
yers and will be sent by Hail pOst-pad TO any ad-
,n|xy nrtp hHy 20
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TOR RENT, A SECOND FLOOR. S}Ss
I three or more rooms, very convenient and H.x
desirable, with Kitchen accoinmodations: wafer
and gas in the house. Apply ut No. Sixth ststet,
bet ween Main and Cary. DC 3-W6f2t"
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BgsINEAs' WANTS.


EOR RENT, the FRAMED EDsDWELL-NAs
Il ING at the corner Of Main and Morris -
streets four squares above Monroe Park and ths'
street cars. The house contains three rooms large
deep lot Immediate possession and low rent .
20 ID tenant. CHAFfIN, STAPLESt& 90.
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FaEOR RENT, the beautiful lCOTTAGE@s
ia on Grove avenue very near the city, re- EsJ
Gently occupied by Mrs. Ddmler, with niue gocns
kitchen. stable, &c. all In good order; eight or M
dc 1I-3t Real Fst3te A9enr.
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EOR RENT, THE FARM OF ABOuF
IT FORTY ACRES, at the junction OF the VIE
liansbnrg and Charles CITY roads, with lsrge
dwelling and all necessary ou ouldpgs, boy IN Tue
occupancy of Mr. A.. q. saunders: Possession lse {
of January 3S nsx1 jbBI9 AppiS R Real Estate Agent
de 9 eot3t ). 1.E Bank and Eleventh streeH.ts
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WANTED.a GOOD COOK. without Iiu-5
~ cpmbrance Apply st No. 2l00 ysrebla
street. q ide 11.3tsl Etsss-aZts u. @. EKAVasElR
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!, ,CHnDREN,s ANIMALS FOR i s74.

--- = 81. 1L .7,; fE1
AMERICAN TOY sBOOKS-all that are published; ;
PANORAMAS-a large assortment at rs, SO, 75c,
and 81 so; 49,. Ettf+t. = ssaD ~ . : -
BIBL Es IN every variety Of binding, from 6Oc. TO
PRaYER-BOoKs-a large iassbrtment-rangtng
from ACC. to S5;,. ~ .Un.C.' ~ 4si .t.@
CATHOLIC CPRAYER-BOOKS-afn fine assortment,
! purchased expressly for The Christmas trade /; 81
WORE. .BuXES from 75c. to IS : .s,j--aH., q -.
WRITE NG-DESkS from u to $l5s ut 1}s,-fTk
= - I IT EI,IystlNss. No. / / l2 Main street,
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tE,OR sRENT,, BRICK DWELLING G:s
Il No 2O3. southeast corner OF Canal aud @sy
Fourth stre,ts, with four rooms; Kitchen, gas.and
water. =. {. 49, ~ lg;5.E,sss
tween Twenty-seyenth and wenty- eigh,hsreeis.
with eleven rooms kitchen, gas, and water; large
lot. .Apply to ,Ni ~ j. u APPEhSuSs ~
f. de I-6t Real Estate A gent
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Now, noUsEKEEpGRs, ATTENTION

(Finest DEHESA RAISISS,
49, ., LAYER RAISISS, au-size boxes
goods. arriving ! !srnnI rSS r ,tSJSS for cakes
.H taeI: s.,"'lt' Superior CCRRASTS,
II'-l NV l%fs' Prime l. ESHoRS CiTRoS, ---.--
..'a na' !A'eI " SHELLEp ALMONDS, ~
.ase o"f tue- NUTS of all kinds, a,, I
'-'"',' GELATISE-CoNe's and Coop
er's. F. q.
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4 NJ WANTED.-A young gentlem4n wh0 has
had several years txpefience asteacher NtshSS:1
a situation ina school or IS private tut4r. He
teaches the usual English branches. Mathematics,
none, V - TEACHRR
de S-Tu&F2w IL, 81 ssgsess
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CHRISTMAS-TR EES.

(CuISESE EFIRE-CRACkERS,
-. ., CANNON FIRE. CRACKERS,
w. Ats" oua' | IToRrEDOES-large aud small,
h'S,-'tH -'us WHEELS, ROCKETS, -. d..
~ 'n,s Ilh,' % "in ROMAN CANDLES,
w. ti'' ""''N "'' BLUE | IGHTS, .r.
~ 'stl'' SPiT-DETILS, -..
GRASSRoPrERS.