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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-30

MoRTUARY R8PoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, December 26, 1874, compiled from SEX
tons' returns received at the office of the
Board Of Health Cause Of Death: Apo.
plexy, Il; bronchitis (chronic),.1; burns,3 i;
cancer, Il. cerebro-spinal meningitis, con-
sumption (3 white and 8 colored), 6;,con.
vitsions, L; debility,2; diarrbea (chronic).
II; diphtheria. l.; dysentery (acute), i !;
effects lof fall, / fever (typhoid), /; hem.
morrhage (unbllicalIG t@meptysis, i;
liver. disease, 1; marasmus, Il; old age, Il;
pneumonia, a; ~ tabes. meseDterica, i; un-
known, A. Whole number Of deaths in the
city, tS3. I'm addition, 9 stiliborn were re-
norted-1 white, 2 2colored. Ser: Males, l6 !;
females, II. Color White males, 3; white
females, TO-. CoforedG males, 10; c9lored
females, 7.feAse One day to shirty, g.; one
month to six, ;.six mouths to twelve, y;
one year to three, 8; three years to five, =;
five years to ten, y ten yearsito twenty,
L; tn ehtyl years to thirty, A. thirty years
to forty, y; fifty years to sixty, 4; sixty
years to seventy, 8; seventy years to: eighty,
5;l unknown, IL Condition Single, 90;
married, 6;Twidowers, 3: widows, g.; url-
known, 9. oEatiuity:2 United States, 30 !;
Germany; 2I; Ireland, L. Locality: Marshall
Ward, 4; jefferson Wards; MadisontWard,
4; Monroe Ward, T; Clay Ward, l.; Jackson
Ward, Al; ialEshouse,, a; penitentiary,' i.
Bl 1rho1l Certified :: Regular practitioners,
90; Board Of Health, 4. Hd&'h ~ y .'..#
= pSSTnffpp an A,rry1F w WEEKLY MORTALITY. i ~.
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! Ex.GovERNoR JOSEPH JoHNsoN.-[F From
the Weston Denocrat.1-We learn from
,Indge Brannon that he visited last week this
venerable statesman at his residence, in Har.
rison county. He has just completed his
eighty.ninth year, and his friends will be
pleased to learn that be retains his mental
yiger and enjoys good health. This gentle
man, in his serene old age, has the admira-
ton Of all, and is now truly without an enc
imy-enioying the love and respect of all.
His character is adorned and dignified with
the possession of qualities that exalt him,
and attach to him as an example Of genuine
worth rarely ,equalled. Unlike most old
men, he not only retains vivid recollection
of early events, but his recollection has not
failed him as to any general interest. He
takes lively interest in the current, news,
and is constant reader of the papers,
watching the arrivals of the mails With
great concern. z,tl 81. ~ ,,S
He was born few months before the
adoDtion of the Constitution Of the United
States by the Convention. He Is the only
surviving member Of the XVI1th Congress,
and it was upon the House of Representa-
tiyes of that Congress that an election OF
President devolved. He, with one other,
separated from the Virginia delegation, and
although the vote of the State had TO be given
to William H. Crawford be cast his vote for
General Andrew Jackson. He is the only
member now to speak of his boasted prefer
ence for that distinguished character OF iron
will and resistless power. 1t is now within
few, days Of half century since Governor
johnson did this noble act, so striumphantly
yipdicated at the ensuing election; and ne
has since, with unhesitating faith, maintain.
ed a character of unfalteriDg devotion TO
Democratic principles. No alluring garb has
ever diverted him from his convictions Or
the path of duty. He commenced servant
of the people In the war of 1872, and has filled
Offices of the highest dignity and honor In
the most eyentful periods, of our history land
his character has never been reproached with
even imputations of want of the truest
fidelity. :..S'5 y s {
The Governors seat of retirement is on
the spot where he and his ancestors settled
| in 1SO1-then almost wilderness, but now
| one of the most fruitful and improved parts
of the. country, rendered valuable by the
Thrift of successful .husbandry and the de-
yeloping agency Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. There, with the calm consolation
OF having discharged his full duty. he WI
spend his remaining days, attended with th'
love and dutiful care ofshis daughter, airs
Minor. who did the honors of the Execntr'
mansion in Richmond when her father va
| Governor. 4t5s4 65ztz tssllss.5
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-. IPas.ed octobef 9 1911 y :
/. Be It ordatnsi by rhs Cfty coasefl, That
wherever, In that portion OF the city anne xsax
sct OF the Legislature passed February II. iS0I
house; or porches which have been erected pTor W
that date project over or eDcroach on The pubic
streets distance not exceeding three feet
NAV be allowed to Continue until the lst cay 0i
January i S75 aud should the projecion OF my
building or any porIion fncroaeh more INA
three feet the encroachm Mt may continue or NOT
nt tile discretion Of The council And wherever ia
any part of said city street has been or sbau here-
after DE encroached upon or distracted by . renee
or otter enclosure, Or by any building Or any,
D,rt thereof, except fn the cases hereinr
before provided for,s the owner or 4 owners
thereof shall remove The same TO the proper llre
Of said street when notified by the ngineer or the
city 10 do 80 ad II the same be not remoYed Tith.
In twenty cays after The sxfdiouner or cwceyS shall
ave bse titled as aforesaid II shall oe tue onty
of the Engineer to cause Tho same 70 pc refnovso
and 10 make out apd IesGer 10 the AuditQr 0f lhe
city an account OF all reasonable charges nefetor
rfich acc unr The Auditor shall scfthWitn 10
the b. nds OF The City Collector, Yh It's g
eoi,ccr tf1e same by The same process by which hs fS
Empowered 10 collect the taxes of the ctty.i sj,
q. II such removal be not made within tweHty
shall pay fne Of fve dollars f9E each ana every
thereafter; which said se shall be impssed and srj
forced uy The Police Justice In the mode pfescAuca
for the co Lection OF other fines i, = II. y
Published by authority. &C. c.HOWAtMSD,t,,ts. AtSD.t, ,;ts.
de 2i-6t - n'-e' ~ !.
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4 HsyggLsYs.s This cDmSins,
ton commenced j brief engagement at The
Virgins 0pera: House last evening, and
greatly pleased tie very large audience Sd
atseudanee. The3eompany is one dfthe best
OF the kind which has ever visited Ithis city
and their performances here will no doubt
prove highly satisfac tory to all parties. The
Caiifornia. auarfettg Afforded some excellent
nnsic, and The other Interesting features OF
the pEogramms last night served 7t0Iender
the entire enterta ainment very acceptable and
enioVabie. $500 49, ~ s, ss . ..
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POLICE COURT, YEsTgRDAY-Jusfce Joseph
J. White presfding.-H Henry. jackson was
sent to Jail for thirty days for yagrancy.
Edward Albeis, for being drunk andlcrea-
ting disturbance in the street, was tined 81.
Jake Beno, guilty Of assault and battery,
was fned $40 and sent to Jail for ten days.,
Charles Welsh was charged" with breaking
in the doors Of the house Of Dora Ammo.
nett. He proved an dlibi, but was required
TO give security in the sum of $500 for good
behavior. - ~ 80 Bz-irI II n
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WILBoR's CoD-LlvER OIL AND. LIMs-Ihe
great popularity Of this safe and eieacious PREF
rtion Is alone attributable to IT'S intrinsic worip
In the cure tof coughs, colds. asthma, pronehihs'
whoopirg-cough, scrofulons humors, and all con.
slmptive symptoms, It has no SUPERIOR IL equal
Lot no one neglect the early symptoms OF disease
when an agentis thus nj hand which will alleviate
Al, complaints of the chest lungs, or threat. Manu-.
factured only by "A. b, lWILB0R, chemist, Boston
Sold by all druggists, - Ets5s -
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DNEsDAY MORNING GEMBER 80, 1874:

i < BrrE llyan,cH ,1n IL CAUSED A!MAH 70 Loss Hls
HANp.-Tbe case of Mi. Wiilisfn Hanna,
charged swfth nplawfnlH and feloniotisly
causing John Hogan bodily injury by biting
him With intent 10 naim, dfsfgure, dis
able, and kiif;s was examined by Police JUS
tice White yesterday morning with the
view only of determining an spptication
made for bail for:M ;Hanna. Onis Sunday
In September last Hanna and Hogan had o
difficulty in front Of the house of the latter.
Hanna called Hogan d--d liar. hogan re-
piled by q blow. Hanna retreated, and vas
pursued across sthe street by Hogan. Who
threw him down, got upon him, and placing
his knee upon Hanna's stomach, beat Han-i
na,s head two t;or three times agsinat thea
ground, and likewise, pulled his beard
antit bis face was .bleDdshet. y The littie1
finger OF Hogan,s hand slipped Into Hanua'sl
mouth, and the latter, seizlng the 0pportu.
nifty, ,elosediupea' Il with his teeths Hogan
tried to- get of Hanna when the biting be-I
came painful, bit il was come time before
Haana released him. From the bite, which
was in the knuckie Of the little fnger, ery.I
'dpeiass and Inflammation ensued, and IT. be-
came necessary first TO arnpufate the hnger
and then the entire hand. DR. Hunter Ma.
gtire testifetfhat he considered hogan out
dfldauger, and expressed the opinion that
Hogan would be able to appear In court In
two weeks. BAIL was allowed in the sum OF
$4,000. The regular examination of the
case was postponed until Thursday, January
the t7th. OJttj i31Gjg5 i0E .ffssI} , d - 81
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PRESENTS! s.
HEADQUARTERS ao1,ns
II COI,uMBJIS.

p. COLUMBUS,
PREMIUM coSFEcrIoNER, S2l BRoAp shn, STaEEa, IT,
We'll as Ills SPACIOUS CANDY FACTORY and CAhE Z
BAKERY, and is now In fun blast e.; His store , is
filied 10 Its utmost capacity with TOYS OF every
INSCRIPTION, FIREWORKS; Layer. Yaientia,
Seedless, aud Dehesa Raisins; Currantss aitron,
Almonds, Paimnuts, Pecans, Wainuts, Elioers'
.Csufornia Pears, Plain and French Candies OF
every shape and form: Pound, Fruit, and other
ORNAMENTAL CAKES. IN fact. .eyefytnlpp
..n.raIiy found in first class establishment. ON
can tet -more goods q. y. COLUMBUS'S for your
money than at any other place IN town. 20 see ioi
kememher the place. 321 Broad street, 81 A.
40 D q
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FIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
sls9 "a. lI d, yyeek end,np
! r---- WEN tuUIHE :. :. -
dec. as Dec. 81, Dec. 10, Dec: 26,
s72.as7s};; j as74i + 1S74; II r.
Still. born ...- @ Q

ELEcr1oN OF OFFICERS. Sat the last regu
lar meeting of the Jefferson Literary and
Social Circle, held at Levy Brothers hall,
the following! officers were elected for the
ensuing term: NJ. j. Hessberg, president !;
Leon Wallerstein, viee-president; William
Reinheimer, fsancial secretary; Isaac Thai
himer, recording secretary DR.. 81. q. Levy,
treasurer D. s. Lisberger, librarian; M. s.
Block: and L. Wailerstein, library commit
tee. This Association is making all neces-
sary arrangements fora grand Purim masque-
rade ball.
At the last regular meeting OF the Rich
mond Amateur Literary Association the fol-
lowing were elected officers for the ensuing
quarter: NJ. e. Spottswood, president; A.
L.. Owen, vice.president; Jacob Bates, trea-
surer;D. E. Lumsden, secretary; Ernest d.
Chalkley, assistant secretary; b. f. Tinsey,
chaplain C. M. Smith, critic; Il. T. VIII
son, censor. "a
at meeting of Shockoe Hill Diyisiop,
No. "a, Sons of Temperance, the following
were elected officers for the ensuing quar-
ter viz. !: T. P. Mayo, w. p; F.J. Arnold,
w. A.; c.. s. Britain, p. w. p; John T.
Otis. Chap; j. H. Macrae, r. 81; f.. X.
Totty. a. B. S.; William T. Allen, t.; W.
Leigh Burton, F. S.; r. #. Reynolds, c.;
w. G. CralIe, A. G.; Y. Z. Andrews, l. 5:
james Thomas, Jr., 0. S. @ - ~: 2.
Old Dominion Lodge, No. 4, Knights Of
Pythias, last night elected the following
soficers for the ensuing term: JIM. Garrard,
&c. c. T. A: Jacob, v. c.; g. MEG. Fisher,
/ E. of r. and S. G.. A.. Spence, P; E. 3.
Taylor, NJ. E.; H. W. Furcron, NJ. F.; h.
H.. Danforth, representative to the Grand
Ledge T.. L. Bass, w. a. Weisiger, and 8,
McG. Fisher, trustees Of Pythian Hall.
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:. !. q Hre. Mn NAE.''- The members Of the
Richmond Caledonian Club Will gather tor
spetheri o, for. . Hug me Nee; ior, in other
words. assemble to see the old year out and
the new year In, at the Virginia Opera
House. Thursday night. The time will be
pIeasantIy spent In dancing, singing, anp
other festivities appropriate 70 the occasion
The Club is composed OF excellent mateFla'
and the occasion will undoubtedly De sue
csssful and enjoyable one.
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MANCHEyFER NEWS.

GRAND JURY FOR JANUARY, ,-The follow
ing is a list Of the grand jury drawn for Jan.
,uary term Of the Hustipgsi Court O. B.
Simms, F. e. Marks NJ r, Wat, James w.
Craig, r. f: Elder, G,,fT. Blanton, A. g.
Harding;D John Perry, H. W. Brodnax,
W. Y. Purdue, E. N. Gregory; q. .. Baird,
w. &. Farley ,R.i A! A,9 Joties.. E.. Bourne,
A. Rountree, A9 1Refby, u. W. Sneltiogs,
James Buchanan, Isaae iKahp, A. e. Bran
dls, 6. r. Moore, DaLewis, Jf., Z. s! Clarke.
/ ELrstcT1os.. or qOFFIIcEns.-As 9; meeting Of
Henderson Lodge, No. 100, L Q, Q. F., held
Monday might, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term |: A. ". Brock
well, n. g.; C.. g., Farley, Y. G.; 3. a.
Nunnally, T.; John r. Cogbill, s.; l. G.
Wells, G. afr f,.rp !, ,.,t,e IA III
P4RADE.-A lodge of colored Masons pa;
'raded through our streets yesterday, headed
BY c6Iored band from Richmond, and at
tracted considerable attention, especially
among those Of q like i1k.'a ad { .tIi'' F. r
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y FERRANDiNI, ,.l. If .aaa
- ARTIST IN HuMAN-HAIR WORK
ANDLADIEs' HAIR-DREsSER.

:, n.n.-cd To sell at extraordinarily low prices TO
st The times and quality of goods, especially WIGS
IouPEEs,. BRAIDs. and ell kinds OK HAIs.%0nS' ssS
.,md WEE.THs, made TO order, and guaranteein ine
Soods 10 be as recommends d. In ADDITION TOMS
tine hair-work have received case OF rarls rAaT
Iy Co0Ds, lust In time for Christmass 80 =,
The laoies are requested not TO ceiay 70 90 70 n:
FsRKASDINl's 81 Broad street. as this Is the best
chance they will have TO buy cheap Chrs.aass te bs
city before. = 90, -. ..,.,,,,e{ -. -,
Also, . fne assortment Of HAIR tORNAMENTs,
npFRt FANS. WORKED GLOVES, JEwELRY, and
PERFUMERY BOXES. = --L.-. :. ,r =, :,
Also, ihe best quality Of PERFUMERY and TOILET =. 7
aRT1c,'ES. and. In general, everything kept In z
iirst,cIsss Hair-i)resslng establishment, which l
offer OF the very lowest prices, at 6l3 Rsoad s'reee
between Sixth and Seventh. ~,,,,x,, {
de l9-2w ssyrS h- EEhRANDlNs.L !
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WARsIEG TO GRAyEL-sHooTERs.-Iwo
bows, named William Kepiar and William
Harrison, arrested by Policeman Derriesf,
charged with killing the pigeons OF DIR. J..B.
Gentry and breaking window-panes OF hlS
house with grayel.sbooters, were tined %
each by PoIice-Jnstice White Yesterday.
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Cry 'TAxEs.-0nIy two days remain in
which to pay the eitytaxes for 1874. Col
lector Regnanlt may be found at bis Office, in
the CITY Hall, from 8 4. d, TO 6 P. III. daily.
If the taxes are not paid on or before the
s1st Instant ten per cent. viii be added 10.
The halfpaid bills and twenty per cent to
those upon which nothing has been paid,
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/ LADIES, GOLD RATcHRs.--Those beanh u J "
watches have arrived Those who have been. walt.
tng can now 81 supplied Also, gold opera. chains
chatalaines, gold .hinbies; amethyst, saroonya'
oriental topaz, and aqua Inaxiae rings at 9. GEN
NETS. 1Oe1 Main street. corner Tenth. y
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M. Hamon once left basket Of oysters at
Nantes for seventeen consecutive days, during
the hottest, part OF the summer, while be
made a journey elsewhere. His only pre-
caution was to make few ancisions in the
basket for the admission air. Returning,
he found the oysters in as good condition as
ever. though they had not been near the
water i'm all that time. On placing them in
q bed at Caucale they throye finely. Boston
Af2BertissT ~ q 80 &x55 III
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LIST OF UENAILABLg LErrsRs1 RsNAfNIaG
MiTRE RlcHAosp Posr-O OFsIcE DEoEaBERy 20.
1S74.-C Captain T. w. Sparrow, StanntoD,
Va; Miss Lucy Weicb, Nicholson streef,
Rockets, Richmond, Va; Miss 0ctaWa r..
Sublett, Greensboro, n. C.;.lWili!aha Cois.
mon, 40 GornHlta street; Mr. Fred. Maisch,.
care rof Simon Brahm, Diapaond Market,
Stall g, Pittsburg, Va; Captain Ben. Scott,
Richmond, Va; Miss Maggie Schafsr, 17e6
Main street, Richmond, Va; Miss Lou.
Hurbert, BarrousRilte, New Kent county, Va.
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NarAR1Es PuB1Ic APPoIArED.-The GoYer-
nor yesterday appointed the following nola1
rios: r. w. Childs for Louisa and Spotsy!,
,vania, and William. %. Fey for Cnafiossess
Vile, AIbemafle county 3'ts 81 8 f.,4 's..z
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FRAMED DWELLING -BURNED.-About 2;40
Yesterday morning, an alarm of fire was
f,rned ia from Box 45, oceasioned by the
burning Of an unoccnpaed frame dwelling.
house at the corner of St. Peters and Cha
rity, streets. The roof of AN adjoining
building also took fire, but the flames were
extinguished before they had made much
headWay. Owing to the great distance OF
the scene of the fire from ayailable water
:Tlues there was some delay nogetting on
stream. 1t was found necessary to connect
Engines, J" B" and Cd " and work both appa-
ratus with one line Of hose. The fire Is
supposed to have been the work Of an incen.
diary, Loss about $500.
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SgaooEs TRgsrEss .ArPorNrEp.-Tbe State
Beardof Education has appointed the fol-
lowing school trustees; .f.1se H. .fs,-Ess
Frederick, county Winchester district,
Walter Bowen, German Smith, and c. L.
Crum Stonewaf, Daniel Janney ) Gaines
boro', Craven Coe and Jonah Taver-
ner; Back Creek, w. G. Cooper; Opequon,
Adam Dean. ~ - ist..J.s e. q .s.Et,.t.
Giles county: Pearisburg district, Henry
C. French; Pembroke, james z. Snidow ;
Newport, e. F. Darnail. -" s.- a"~:t ~
Lancaster county: White Chapel district,
Captain W. T. SDead; Mantus, Warner
Eubank White Store, DR.. James Brown.
Powhatan county: Spencer district,
Tscharner Michaux; Macon, John Allen /;
Huguenot, DR.. W. T. Turpin.' i, ttsizt
Patrick county: Mayo district, William
Critz; Dan River, James H., Rangely !;
Smiths River, Elijah D.Yice and Isaac G.
Houcbins.s VS.. 2jis9 ii.s' - ~ w
Smyth county: Town Of Marion district,
Frank Alexander for one year; j. 81.
Francis for two years Fl. c.. Stevens for
three years. st. Clair district John Fl.
Halsey. . - - th't@ s3t-si'z.t - s.... ,
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LEVY BROTHERS have o large lot Of ladies' linen
collars at 50c, &c., and 81 per dozen which less
than half the regular prices. ~
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FLOWERS FOR NEw-YEAR's-FIoralt deeora-
tIops of every description furnished BY JOHN NOR
Ton, corner Main and Reservoir streets. Send your
orders in early. q
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1 Now rs THE TIME to purchase your sheetipgs,
plow-caslDgs shirttngsc ncns,- table-eloths, nap
Rlns, towels, and doylies, LEVY BRorHERs are
selunsauter 1.-The above aritdRs at fstss0ra'paES
I'm rpaina.
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IA CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENrITY.-On satur-
day night. last between 12 and ] o'clock the
room of Matilda Crump (colored) was en-
tered by two white men, who proceeded TO
break the furniture to pieces. and upon
being adnenished by the inmates to desist
turned upon them and threatened to put an
end to their existence. After succeeding IN
making wreck of nearly everything IN tn the
room they, LEFT. The next day warrant
= was q procured for the arrest Of the parties.
Nm Nm John Christy was arrested, supposedto
be one Of the offenders, and taken before the
Police Justice. Three witnesses sWofe pos
Iitiyely that they recognized Ghristy. On
the other hand, Ghristy's friends swore shal
| he was at his boarding g-house asleep at tne
time the affair is said to have happened.
Justice White, in order 70 get tnrther lessl'
mony, continued It until yesterday, when.
sfser full investigation, it vas proved g
the satisfaction of the court Il 1t Christy Was
not guilty, and be was q .,rdin gsys gus
charged. sils (
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND fURNihH-
no GOODS from E.'B. SPENCE SON, merchtnt
iaiors and dealers 10 clothing, shirts, and ornis-
dng goods, 1900 Main street.
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! MEssRs. W. ID. BLAIR g. Co. HAVE. AN UscoN'
MONTY FINE PALE SHERRY at $3.50 per gallon.
Also choice liquors of all kinds.
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BEADED POCKETS AND BELTS, the rlchest Booa'
Of the Kind manufactured eau now De nao al one
b,If NJ The regular prices at LEVY BROTHERS.
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MoruERs, do not let your darlings suffer with the
whoopipg.cough II you have remedy 30 near " at
hand. Use Or. BULLS 'CouGH-SYRrr. and The lit
tie sufferers will soon find relief. Price' rs cent?.
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THE MOST STYLISH COLLAR you can wear Is the
WARWICK. Ask for itaf the gentlemen's furnish
ihp stores !. ~ - ,----,-
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uUDGINs, GORDON s co.
are opening

are opening --.----.--...-.
CHEAP GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
beautiful LINEN and LACE SETS;
Neg STYLES COLLARS and CUFFS; ..t4a,-
INITIAL. HANDKERCHIEFS In fancy boxes;
EMBROIDERED LAWN and LACE HAND
KERCHIEFS, cheap; 4r,,.f
New MUFFL ERs and sCARFS, cheap;
SASH RIBBONS, cheap; rl ,,,.ay
More Of those cheap RIBBONS at 25c.: s-fs i,
kUFFI rs and RUFFLINGS iu variety; sgs,.42
Cheap and pretty CLoAKs and sHAWgLS. de II
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Counties and cities from which no reports
have been received, and therefore not in.
cluded in above, are First circuit, city Of
Norfolk; Second circuit, county of Motto
way; Fifth circuit, county of Bedford
Eighth circuit, counties of York and War
wick Ninth circuit, county Of Matthews;
Eleventh circuit, city of Alexandria; -Four
teenth circuit, county of Montgomery; Six.
teentb circuit, county of Buchanan.
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EOR CHRISTMAS, 1874.
JAMAICA RUM.
APPLE BRANDY,
CALIFORNIA BRANDY,

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FRENCH BRANDY,
SEOTCH and IRISH WHISKEYS,
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SWEET CATAWBA WINE,
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INV stock for any OF the above Gooos before
sing will sell by weekly or monthly lnstasiaehss
il required VILLA No NJ SaE ays =! 49, ,..ss+ s,
de l6-3m 1900 nlaln oel SS.-
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