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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

CHURCH FAIR AT No. 1909 MAIN STREET
The ladies of the First Presbyterian church
are holding q fair and feast in the store No
1909 Main street, opposite the post. office
The proceeds are to be for the benefit OF the
church. The enterprise deserves, as it will
doubtless receive, the patronage of the
nuhlic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

TRANSFER PRINTING .INHs--Ne Invite atten.
ton u the BEAUTIFUL and usefai TRANsFER INKS
that we are now using. They are Of recent intro
duction, but are already excessively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants.
and others. The inks that We .are new furnishing
are ofa quality that can-4As- copied any length OF
time after being priussar VIII COPY In ordinary
lelter-press book. Is, a.. @:.;59as: a Il .e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

suPRExE CouRT OF APPEALS, TUESDAY
Moses, de-, ;ps. Hagt's administrator. Sub
mitted ON printed briefs. ..E u
Ferrell us. Brewis's administrators Sub
mitted on printed briefs. i.@ 49,
Robinson us. Beazley ct ais. Reinstated
on the docket. ~ -
County Of Matthews us. Armistead's sur
yiqor. Dismissed for falling to give super
sedeas bond within the time required by
law. sGs ~ ,.as5f. .3.,lt ;tssl.'
Pace us.Walters, &c. Rule to show cause
whyetase should not be dismissed, return
able to the first day Of. the next term.
Jordan vs. Commonwealth. Partly argued
oy Colonel Young for the plaintiff Id error
and the Attorney General for the Common.
wealth, and continued till tomorrow.
Michie, assignee, os. Lester ct ais (Wythe.
Vile case). Appeal allowed :from1a decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court Of Floyd
county. g..as6. saass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

The THEATRE Te-NIGHT.-The Holman
Opera Company commence brief engage
ment at the Theatre tonight. This troupe
is one of the best that comes to Richmond,
and will DO doubt draw, as it has done on
former occasions in this city, large audiences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09
Go TO ANroS1's for ca,ttern,s pears.

REMoYAL--AaDERsoS's Cutlery mas been re-
moved TO No. 913 Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. where his roons and Hight have been
renodelled after the most approved plans; and al
his appointments are 10 keeping with the eiegant
reatting Of bis Establishment. .1.-INl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

4 iF1RE.-Tbe alarm of fire last night shortly
after 8 O'Clock, turned in ut Box No. 23,cor-
ner of Seventeenth and Marshall streets, was
caused by q burning chimney on Eighteenth
street near Marshall. No damage.
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Go TO ANToSI's for pure candies.

I have analyzedi the Whiskey known under the
brand Of ".B sELEcT,n controlled BY Messrs. WAL.
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and fad &,
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for mehci nal and family pur.
poses. rI j. q. McCAw, III. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

RowDY1sM REBUKED.-John .Dwyer and
John D. Holloway. young white men, were
brought before Police Justice White yester-
day morning charged with creating dis.
turbance in the house OF NJ. Laterzo and
with throwing a piece Of stone through O
window into Laterzo's bar-room. The ac.
cused with several Of their companions were
"on a lark" one or two nights ago, and
after becoming quite noisy and troublesome
were put out of Laterzo's house and the
door closed behind them. To aveDge him.
self Holloway threw the stone. The two
were arrested by Policeman Hobson and
Sergeant Seal. 1t appearing that Dwyer
was little to blame he was discharged. Hol-
loway was required to give security for good
behavior in the sum of 5000, Ened $40, and
warned by the Police Justice that if ever he
was brought up before that court for simi:
lar offence be might expect to receive the Sc.
verest penalty of the law. ; 5t"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDs.-Ail iahds IN
Henrieo county on which the taxes nave not
been paid will be sold at the county COURT
house on Monday next, that being the Time
fixed bY law for the sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

APPLICATION FOR PARDoS.--A petition for
the pardon OF John Wren, recently convict
ed of misdemeanor, is in circulation. Yes
terday it was brought to the Senate chamDer
and signed by a number OF senator's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

i COMPROMISE PRoPOsED. .-The counsei LOT
MIR. Hiram w. Powers has submitted b, 10 the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue pfopo-
sition for compromising the reVenue-Yioiia- pa
tion case pending against him.
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Mns. JONES, how Is your health this morning :
Thank you, madam, mnrh improved. oousht
bottle Of DR.. BULLS CoUGH-SYRUP last nignt, and
after the first dose nay cough was checked. ~ Alspt
well, and have not eonghad once this morning. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

. soTo 9 AsTosI's and prepare iqs chnstaas Now

4 GREAT ATTRACTIONS are ROW oRayed In new.
style bonneis, hats. iiSbops. bowers, feaihers,
p'unss, yeits, rreafhs. BIRDS, Srnap EMS. Re. as
the sPAnls MILLINERY EcAflRx's, .orer Levy
Brothers, IO1 ard lcI 8 Main street 4 81 s q
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FATns AND FEAsTs.

1ssHE LADIES OF THE FIRST PRES.
I 1RYTERIAN. CHURCH are holding Q II AL:
and FAST In The store formerly oeenplee ~ IN
aozo, F0usqurean q Co for ing pnlposs y seasa.
afis treatments on hant Dinner each ca 3s2ni
To : 70 4 n;cfock. Go and help them. "a S-it-s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

REIre1oys.-ghe series Of meetings is stu
In progress dc the Third PKestg terian
church Rev. Or. Preston Will preach on
"wednesday and Friday nights.
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CHRISTIAN & WHITE.

TTO THE TRADE.-ATMORE's MINCE.
4 NtAT.-l offer 10 the trade, as agent for the
manufacturer ana at his prices, 5000 pounds of
F!ApEks MIHCEMEAT. put up In barrels, half
h'ft"i, buckets cans, aud jars. All who have used
u sAk IL the best in The world. Liquor enough In
u warrant II 10 keep twelve months. Black with
CE", crrli!;> raisins. and spices. ready for use,
ana Il" fear o, lis turning sour fermeutiBg like
tu",t preparations offered for sale. Call and supply
S"urs'hes al L.J. BOSSIEUX'S,
10 23 1412 Main street
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CHANCEBY Court OF RICHMOND Judge Ed.
,oard q. Ftzhuah, h,-The following cases have
been disposed of: -. -
Barretfs administrator us. Barrett's lega.
lees, &c. Decree confirming report of COM
missioner as to Investment Of fund hereto
fore ordered, and requiring commissioner to
make 6pal report as to residue Of fund re-
ported by him as to Mary Lewis Hughson's
children. n@rs 81
: Chiles, &C., us. Chiles, &C. Decree dis
posing OF part of the fund in the cause. 6
Mountcastie 1s. Oldham, &c. Decree over
ruling demurrer to bill, and rulc against de-
fendants to answer the bill on or before the
| first day of the next term of this court.
Gayror Us. Picot, &c; Pieot us. Gaynor,
&c. Decree referring causes to commits
sioner for inquiry and report. "
Jones, guardian, ps. Dickey, &c. Decree
authorizing guardian to use partof the
principal of the ward 8 estate for his mainte
nance and education.
Er parte John Freeland's guardian. Order
authorizing fund of ward to bspaid to guar
dian, In Alabama, according to the statute 10
such case. =
rPettway vs. BeIvin. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port. = q s|sE
Glazabrsok Us. Teller. Decree directing
a deed to purchaser, who has paid in full, and
making final disposition Of the case.
Goddin, &c., us. Andrews, trustee, &c. De.
cree confirming report of commissioner,
settling accounts of trustees, and making q
final disposition Of the case.
Brown, trustee, us. Goddip, &c. Decree
referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Angle us. Oliver, &c. Decree confirming
report of commissioner and directing rule
against purchasers who have failed to COM
pIy with terms of saleto show cause on the
first day of the next term Of this court why
the property should not be resold at their
risk and cost. '"t
Stuart, &c., vs. Dabney, &c. Decree di-
recting certain bonds heretofore held under
the control of this court to be delivered to a
party who has attained the age Of twenty.
one years. '."..,'....
Tabb & Maury, trustees, us. Richmond
and York River Railroad; Richmond and
York River Railroad us. Tabb & Maury,
trustees. Decree making partial distribu-
tion Of fund. -. '.'4,.', ~ .'".
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FEED AND PRODUCE.

rTIHE UNDERSIGNED, as agent OF VT.
Il Mitchell, trustee of Mrs. A. 9. saunaers, f1 Tiie u
Main street. No, 72S, two weeks FROM this asles
FOR The sale OF CQRN. and 0sheg ktnqs 81
FEED. and Tor the conduct OF the EEED SUsl-
de- de- sawasN tas1satsns ~ & - 80, Ageat.
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DOLLS, DOLLS.

ygyrrT IoILs. GERMAN DoLLS-with natu-
RAJ h I. and with and without movable
EYES.
rryixG DOLLS ior ANGELS)-a beautiful orna
men, for
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CnnlSTMAS-TREES.

= fCMSEsE FIRE-CRACKERS,
iChSSOS FIRE. CRACKERS,
We stri ohiS TORrEpoES-largea aud small.
t.''-'a-> 20 'us WHEELS. RoCKETS,
u NDs INV anu ROMAN CANDLES,
s..' GHi!"H> %" RLCE | IGHTS,
v >t.!. sPIT-DkslLS,
lGRAs SHOPPERS.
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v,xr,. E.,Xs> and BOSBONIERES--

yNNIY NUNsS anu ubUNbUNIEHES--
- Kan; variety and all styles.
-vK B,xr>. SATIN BONES,
,-.,y, EoyE>, GERMAN PAPER-BoxES.
,..>r,<,rr>-S:raw AID paper--to suit all
puI=h
CrRNUCOPIAS.
SIX Tor. GLAZED rArER'
,.r.-. SILVER. aud rLkiS-all sizes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

GALIFORNIA MUSCAT GRAPES, ..a
PEARS, APRICOTS, and ASPARAGUS;
MALAGA RAISISs of the fines. quality;
NUTS Of every variety (new cropl;
PLANTATION CEYLON COFFEE. especially
recommended TO lovers of good coffee;
FATE DE Fol GRAS, TRUFFLES. MUSH-
ROOMS, and FRENCH PEAS-fresh lots;
SPANISH and MASZhNILLA OLIVES (new
CROP;
Large stock OF IMPORTED CIGARS just re.
cc!yed. .. ., .r ..f e. g.s
27-lm CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
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SELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR CHILDREN
WITH CAPE

Is impossible to mention them ali. Purchasers arc
requested to call ana eStmine the best line OF JU-
yESILES In the city. -.s....
STANDARD FAIRY, TALES. illustrated by
ASDERsoN's @ son sroRIEs FOR THE TIE ioUsEMoID
GH1%M's W ia Hou sEIIoID SIoRlEs. $40 iiiustfa- -
HERoINEs OF DOMESTIC LIFE............. l 25
ROBINSON CRUSoE. Illus tratcd. ........... l 50
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. Illustrated...." l 50
TAKE PEEP (new) ..........................1 0O
BRAVE AND BOLD (newl....;;.;;.............. 81
THE CASTAWAYS. Mayne Reia............. 6U
THE COMING WAVE lrewl........ S0 S0
WOODS ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HISTORY 2 ~
CH1LD's OWN Book. ! 81
MAYNE Reds Books. each. l 90
Du CHAILLU'S BOOKS. each.. 50
LITTLE WIDE-AwAKE.. KE............".-...... 20
.CHILDREN's ANIMALS FOR 1874.
CHATTER-Bo1. New volume for 1s74....*1 50
LITTLE FOLKS for I6, is74:;;:y;... yo;::c 90 90
1SFASTs aAeAzISE for is74..:..::.."::. g
The above are ali bound in attractive board CO.
vers and will be sent by mail, postpaid, TO any ad-
dress on receipt Of the price by ,,,o Mai, s,uoo.
AMERICAN TOY BooKs-all that are published
.rAN0RAMIAs-a a large assortment at 25' o. 7oc'
BIBL Es in every variety Of binding, from SOC. to
PRAYER -BooKs-a large assortment ranging
from 40c. to $5;
HYyN-BOOhS tf all denominations in great va
CATM0iIC ICPRAYER-BOOKs fine assortment,
purchased expressly for The Christmas trade;
WORk-BOXES from 75c. to So;
WRlTING-DEskS from IL to S15, at
Ut. ELLYSOA's, No. lll2 Main street.
ALPHABET AND BUILDING BLOCKS.
ALPHABET BLoCKS..........25,3 80, 90, ana 7oc
kISDERGARTEN BLOCKS. s.- -
HILLS UNION COLLEGE ELoCKs...........$1 5U
JOHNSON'S BUILDING BLoCKS............. 0O
CRANDALL'S MASQUERADE BL0CKS....... 7S
CI,ANDALL'S IMPRESSION BLOCKS.......... 80
SWIFT 5 BUILDING BLOCKS. s..................1 %
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
A varied assortment at prices ranging from SOC.
to $12 :s ,fiI
GAMES. \
My stock of games embraces all the new and most
popular:
aNNIsErTE. OR PARLoR BILLIARDS (new)..s6 90
BEEHIVE OF FUN-folding-bcard game
TILT AND 'T;oURXAMESTi-fcidine board
AEonsD Tns Notwithstanding game W
PARomrEsI-folding- board game-1 90 and 2 90
DICE CRoQUET-folding-b board game-(Dew) 90
BACKG GA3iMON-BOARDS ARDS....................... ] %
VIGNETIE AUTHORS, AyHUDE, POs- WI
TRAIT AUTHORS, COURT SOCIETY, DR.
BUsBY. each. 3O
HOUSE THATJAcE bUILT. JACK STRAwS, q u
COCK ROBIN, WHERE is JOHNNY, COURT -s,
iNe-oAADS' j. I. ELLYsON,
de 8 tDe25 1112 Main street. :
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GO 10 AS4osl's for ratsiusi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

Go TO ANToNI's for citron.
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sRifllnlortd i1ispatfll,
sTTHE CIRCULATION tOF TIE DIE
PATCH B LARGER TRAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION or ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
EEwsPAPERs OF THE CITY. ss $ 50 q. M
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER .. 1874.
THE WEATHER TO-DAY From our rt,.
ports THIS morning the probabilities are thtt
The ,1eather today ,siub be clear. .1 !. !.
LOCAL MATTERS.

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
quite cool. M
Range Of zaermonaer at the Dispatch etsec
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NOW. Hpr ,EKEEPERs, ATTENTION

fFine,t DEHESA RAISISS.
-, ..- ! |. AVER RAISISS, al-SiZe boxes
= "'"'n"s \ ALESCIA kAISINS.
Z ."i'. H.!.Ntis I>EkpiESS kAISISS, for cakes
p 90 S''"H4S superior CURRASTS,
t' :" Vt" i"h' Prime LESHURN ClTROS,
30 ""'fNu''u ~ SilEILED ALMONDS,
-" 'u' t"s NUTS Of all Kinds,
!.rF'' GELATISE-CoXc's and Coop
er's.
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Assorted STICK-CANDIEs.
49, ,rtrt Na- h>.u uricd DRor-CASDIES,
. t ,Dt most ci'- r,or FANCY MIXTURES,
-; a.,r:mtnt rHrSCu BoSBoSS,
- g,xvIE> ard ~, oLATES OF all styles,
trr>Cll Ko>- >ur+r6ue JORDAN ALMONDS,
!. , 'X> ,vt: hEioTS prIic,ou. .CRkAM-FRClTS,
T.,laytd NH ms CAR sMELS,
l-.>.. - misses. &C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09

TlHE GRAND ANNUAL COM. q
i MuNICATION Of the GRAND Xxx!
LODGE OF A. Y. NJ. OF VIRGINIA WIN w
be held at ST. Adams Hall, In the city Of Rich
mond. op MONDAY the 14th day Of December,
1874, at p. nj.
BY order Of the Grand Master. .
sno 30-td JOHN DOVE, G. s.
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MEETINGS.

PAINE, CABELL & CO., 1Oh o'clock, catalogu
sale Of dry goods, &c. !. .tan3:tgs.a ;. ;.
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CHRISTMAS G0ORS.

CHRISTMAS GeoDs. Ge>~~~~l
HsADeuAHrrR1
COOP THINGS.
fqR TIE Rh>'' CHEAPEST,
MOST ELHG ANT,
Most VARIED ASSORTMENT
CHRISTMAS GOODS
GoTo
sa- BROAD STREET. So7
so7 BROAD STREET. so7
so7 KsoAp STREET. so7
rzz,Sr. rlzzISI. rlzHEN1.
,,y,~, rIZzISl. PlZZiNI.
-,,>, rlZzlSl. PlZZISL.
Assorted STICK-CASDIEs.
49, ,rtrf Na- : uric3 DRof-tSASD1kS,
=. M! Tu,,sf ct- r,or FANCY MIXTURES,
-; S.,r!mtM rHrNCu BoS-BoNS,
- , ,xvIE> ard urn oLATES OF all styles,
SIr<-u BON >un.rnpn JORDAN ALMONDS
i.N> ,vt: H'ioT' | pric,ou- CRkAM-FRClTS.
c.essytd Ny this CAx aAELs,
Us. MISSES, &C
,rr,TALLlzsp FRUITS OF MY OWN MAKE.
FRENCH glazed FRUITS.
r-,..rr,tG ,,>pe- HkthlhS,
,.5.y fr NY rIRAhsL.KS'
'',, ,;r,, t.,7r.{ ~AL>tTS.
- -. MIG ncst irkltprs. LINES.
,r9 ique PRUSES,
t.iGs. NkANGE>-
v,<,.y y, Ms and BOSBONIERES-
- .aa, variety and all styles.
SIX R,Xr>. SATIN BONES,
,-,,u BONES. GERMAN PAPER-BoxES.
,.>r,<,.rEs-s:raw AID paper--to suit all
puI=s
CuRNCCOPIAS.
SIX Tor. GLAZED fArER'
SILVER. aud rLAlS-alI sizes.
--------
DOLLS! DOLLS:
vEyrru I.oILs. GERMAN DoLLs-with natu-
raj hi. and with and without movable
cy,~.
rLyiNG DOLLS Tor ASGELS)-a beautiful orna
mtut FOR 8.
CilnlSTMAS-TREES.
fCHlSEsE = FIRE-CRACKERS,
iChSSoS FIRE. CRACKERS,
We sttH ohlS TORrEpoES-large aud small.
t..'-rla-> 90 ,ds WHEELS. HocKETS,
Il uas INV aiW ROMAN CANDLES,
y b. gua!aut taii ! pITc rCuTS
" >t.!' srIT-DarILS.
lGRAsSHOPPERS.
NOW. NyU ,EKEEPERS, ATTENTION
fFine,t DEHEsA RAISISS.
.,.o,, AVER RAISrSS, a'l-size boxes
= - "'N'n+.SS \ ALESClA RAlSlSS,
"t'. ~! !.N.'f >EkpLESS kAISINS, for cakes
. ',i'. s'tHH!t' superior CUKRASTS,
II u Vt" i"'h' Prime LESHURN ClTROS,
= 10 t1tNii'cu 4" SiiEI.LED ALMONDS,
J '"'' vu' t"e NUTS Of all Kinds.
i!"'F' GELATISE-CoXe's and Coop
er>.
A iarse variety 0f
FRUIT aad PLAIN CAKES
MlNCE-pIES TO order;
FANCY CAKES;
GREEN FRUIT OF all kinds.
uf.c-. everything 10 make the family contented
suG hgpuy .luripg the holidays be fuund al low
] prices Al
riZXlNrS, PJZZISTS, PIZZINfS,
pfyyIHl,, rIIIlNI.S pIZZJSI,S
PlXZlNrS. PlZZIArS. PIZZINI'S.
S07 BROAD STREET. S07
s07 BROAD STREET. S07
s07 BROAD STREET. S07
boat i.,il 10 examine our large stock of CAN
L!:>. All WARRANTED perfectly pure. de 7-1m
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,rv>TALLlzEp FRUITS OF MY OWN MAKE.
rIr\rll glazed FRUITS.
lAlS0Nps.
..,..S -, re- 'HEt klSS,
t...y r NY ni,>,sTS
c.. a.''S 49,. ir.t iYkICurs. LINES,
"t +" "" ,rg, lique PRUSES,
G. '- igs. pEASGES-
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GoTo ANToNI's for currant,.e ,.,,..,
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Go TO ANToNl's for oranges.

January 13, 1879. II
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My stock OF JUVENILE BOOKS is so large that 1t
s impossible TO mention them all. Purchasers arc
to call ami eStmine the best line Of JU-
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LOST. sTRAYrED. AYR. .roUNn.

Dan OFF FROM MI HOUSE, ABOUT
thirteen ard fonfiee1 years Of are us med nm
HerEs, daughter Of Richard Be,ks. os Chsrioftzs.
Vile. Bhe bas several Gears on her head and fsce
me will be literally rewarded. -
CRARLpTTE SsAEs.
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CNnrsrMAs,f

lHktSTMkSl
CNR1STMAsi
SiIRlSTNASl
CliRIsTMAsi
C,HRISTMASl
CHRISTMAS
CHRiSTMASj
CHRTSTMASl
J;RRISTMASI
CHRISTMAS.
tHRISTkASi I
CHRISTAASl
CHRISTMAS
(,liRtSTMASl
CHsISTMkSt
CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS!
CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS;
CHRISTMASi
CHRISTMAS
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lust RECEIVED, another lot Ofe Il,
Tor ladies, consisting OF BOX.TOED BUT.eA.l
TON-bUOTS, 81 KA[GHT GOAT BUItOS
BOOTS, FRENCH and CU RACOA KIU BUTTON
ROOTS, SERGE and KID FOXEU BUTTON
BOOTS and BALMURALS. All elegant gods.
JOHN G. PAGE. JR.i 909 Main, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. de2
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fsfRE GENTLEMAN WHO LOANED.
T. an umbrella to two ladies' at MonumeJtat
church last;sundav afternoon woule' he ctigfd ey,
&c ellis 81
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EtOUND, a SMALL GOLD PIN. The
owner can get it by applying to HISS PLACE,
S15 Broad street, and paying for this advertise
meut. - De SS.1 Y
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-11-18
NN YORK.
EW Y lRK WORLD
FOR
iS14.
sMI-WEEKLY, DAILY.

x,,rr GREAT DEMOCRATIC v1CTo
~. - NV Yo,k, Ohio, Mary laud and
v;r,;n;a , - tle starting Republican defeats
~ ' Wi.,ors;,, Iowa, Kansas and Illinois,
t' =. :" a thc ucction Of a Democratic
' ~" , !, lS7, and the election OF
nn",ner.+;. PRECEDENT in 1876 d.
NG ;rho aaoret ofhe triumph already won
los I Inom steal:.st adherence to tho organ
f 5,,I unt}i,ihing fidelity to tie princi
Mos Mos Of the Dmocratic party. The World
| Las ' bnen f,ihful to its trust. When faint
hearts tal(aM of a spoiled party, a new
n,rtv. If bdc aloft the flag OF the historic
iudomital,e Democratic party. That flag,
iuscr;hrdmith the legends Free Trade and
| rarn.ersI1i gifts, Hard Money and no Mo
| unnnlies-tIle Democrats OF Ohio and
| New Yrk carried to IL glorious victory
subveuing Grant majorities OF 81 COO and
81, 600 ~
,ew career now opens before the DE
mochcy-more glorious and more bench
cenithan its past career, identified though
tl,t be with the founding of the republic,
III EXPANSION across the continent, It's
lalf century of prosperity and peace.
The Omen secret OF its future. as OF its
hast and present triumpls, is still stead
fast adherence to the organization, an mn
tincling fidelity to the principles OF the
Democratic .party-prInciplcs n ever SO
needfu. us now to be applied throughout
orr National, State and Municipal life, to
heal the wounds and decentralization OF
war, to stop corrupt and protiIgate expen'
diturc, to limit and localize powers ell
trusted to the peoples servants, TO libcrate
our industries from the letters OF Il barbar
Gus Tariff, cur trade from the fluctuations
of an irredeesna''le paper Currency. ana
our agriculture from the double plumber
ING of both, as we'll as to repair the VIDE
spread financial Ruin wrought by tn r1s.
cal policy of the Republican, party 4,
Tie duty ofThe World in this onward
march of the Democratic hosts to Vlctrr
is the dissemination of political truth
Our work will be fruitful! in proportion as
The World is widely read.
We ask Democrats everywhere to aid us
in scattering the good seed broadcast over
the whole land during the period SO i'm
portant to the coming harvcsts. :.
Where or how can any Democrat work
so efficiently for the diffusion of the prin
cples of his party, aud their triumph at
tue hailot-box in "a and rs, as by procur
inc new readers for The World, now!
As a vehicle of news, The World will
spare no expense, no energy. to maintain
and advance its place in the first ran k OF
metropolitan journals Its fresh, album
dant, various aud accurate news, compris
ing the whole circle of current intelligence,
will be discussed as becomes q Trstwor
thy Organ of Opinion, with candor, with
steady devotion to sound public and pr
vate morals, with special knowledge for
special themes, and with various and
wHide-reaching apprehension OF the mani
fold interests of men and women in their
homes, their market-places, their work
shops and their farms.
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