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A REAL DOLL. LL.HousE--The dollhouse at PIz-
Ennis Is real beauty. Two-stories high, Veranoah
in front, doors, windows lace-curtains, &c Of the
most modern style and elegant fuish-its external
appearance would charm the most fastidious coll
in the city But the interior Is t abode for fall
rtes. On the lower floor are diniDg-room and par
lor with hall between) furnished In the most ele-
CANT style. The dininstabe, buffet. holding the tiny
china; chairs, sofas divans, pictures on the walls,
elegant carpets gas chandeliers, &c, are very cum
ning. Butt the comp,ete set of beautiful furniture
In the chaiber mp stairs IS the perfection Of art,
and would make lady 81 Dolly dance for Joy. And
what Is most remarkable. this splendid establish
ment, furniture, and ali, 10 the handiwork OF EN-
nett Scott 10 celcred waiter at nsYer
served q day ss cabsnet-naksr or carpenter
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFIoERs.-At a
regular meeting of Union Star Section, No: /,
co|ored Cadets of Temperance: the following
officers were elected for the ensuing quar-
ter. John FL. Clarke. W. Arcbon; Guy Day,
Y. Arcbon; Maurice H. Dabney, secretary !;
w. James Scott, assistant secretary /; Robert
B. Evans, treasurer Nelson T. Evans, as
sistant treasurer; Jos. q. Dabney, W. chap
lain; John Il. Coles, guide; Jos: Mundlsy.
usher; Thomas e.. Dabney, Waterman = ;
William DabDey, assistant watchman; James
1. Robinson, p. w. Arshon; Guy Day, TO-
cal deputy; Bartlett Clarke, worthy patI on +;
W. ri. Lester Combs, second patron; A.
Amber Drew, third patron.
The above officers will be installed at lne
next meeting by Robert B. Evans, Grano
Secretary, and NJ. q. Dabney, D. IT, W. fa'
trOn.
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vrand Lodge OF Masons.

. According to ancient nsages the first bust.
mesa before the Grand Lodge last evening
was the election of officers for the ensuing
twelve months Most Worshipful William
q. Lambert. Grand Master, presiding. All
the grand officers were present, WILD iuil
from the various Lodges
throughout the Jurisdiction. Several dis.
tingnished visiting brethren from otner
States were also present.
3 M. w. William q. Lambert declined re-
election, and placed in nomination deputy
Grand Master General " iliism y. Talla!erre,
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Masonic CONVENTION This body, com.
posed Of Masons from various sections of
the State to consider the interests of the Ma.
sonic Orphans and Widows Home, met yes
terday at Washington Hall, on Broad street
near Ninth. The Convention organized by
electing Mr. Edward Mccarthy chairman
and DR.. Peterfeld Trent secretary. After
the object of the Convention was explained
and the bill of incorporation was read, ad.
dresses commencing the Home were made
BY Messrs. Danforth, Drinkard. Gunst, and
others.
Colonel r. E. Withers consented to bring
the Home to the attention Of The Grand
Lodge, and spoke eneouragingly of the
scheme.
Resolutions commencing the object to the
fraternity of the State, presented By Mr.
r. e. Richardson, were unanimously adopt
ed.
After most harmonious session the Con-
yention adjourned. -.a---
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JOURNEY ACROSS THE CoNT1NENT BY Two
LITTLE GIRLS IN SEARCH OF THEIR FATHER
There arrived here yesterday two little girls.
namcd respectively Mollie and Lizzie Kelly,
IN search Of their father, from whom they
had been separated since their babyhood.
What Is remarkable Is the fact that though
the oldest Is but seven and the youngest but
SIX years Of age they had travelled from San
francisco. California, Il distance OF three
thousand miles and upwards, by themselves.
They are both very handsome and intelli-
gent little girls. Their history as related by
themselvesis is exceedingly interesting. Short
y after The birth OF the younger their
mother died, and their paternal relative haV.
Ing joined the United States army, they
were taken in charge by the Sisters Of
Charity in San Francisco, and by them
carefully raised TO their present age. Their
only recollection Of their father was that his
lame vas Kelly. His first name they had
10 knoHle ledge OF. but learning that he was
living near Richmond they were supplied
with photograph by which they might
identity him. Money was furnished by some
benevolent persons to pay their fare here,
anu relying on the kinune>s Of the conduc-
toTs on the railroads traversipg the entire
contlncnf, they started on their mission 10
search Of their iatber just one week
ago. at Huntington the little waits
wee taken i'll charge by Major n. IL.
uotchki>s, by whom they ~ere treated
with The most generous and fatherly kind.
uess. He brought them to this city, and by
Tue AID of the Sisters Of Charity and Colonel
BISHOP, Of the Exchange Hotel, they sue
ceedcd in finding their lopg-lost father. The
meeting between the daughters and the
ia'hcr Vas very affecting, but the retnion
Just now about Christmas will be the hap
pest event Of their lives,
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Police Court, YEsTERDAY.-James Morris,
charged with being drunk and endangering
the lives Of citizens passing along the streets,
was fined $3.
D. W. Hughes, charged with being drunk,
was fined 81.
Mary Morris, charged with unlawfully
having in her possession one lot OF crockery.
ware and clock. Continued until to-day.
Lewis Jenkins, charged with stealing % 90
from j. Mcdowell, was discharged.
Eliza Griffin, arrested for assaultlng ano
beating Jane Brown, was fined 30.
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HOLIDAY GOODS !-HoLrDAY GooDs!-Large
stock of ready-made clothing and oysrcoats suita-
bic for the halidays for sale Low BY Z b. SPENCE
& SON. VIII, have the largest and best assortment OF
gent!emen's furnishing goods In The city, and are
selling them at The lowest rrtesa Gall on z. D.
SPENCE & soN and examine their stock OF shirts,
collars, neck-ties, scarfss bah. bose, Inuflers'
gloves suspenders, waking canes, aud umbrellas,
and sll other articles for gentlenaens wear. call
ear;y anu often at the old house OF Z. b. SPENCE
q SON. merchant lors, $500 Main street. =
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january Is, 1872.

TRANSFER PRINTING lSKs.-We invite atten-
,ion 10 the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are OF recent intro s
duc.on, but are already extensively USED oy raii-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchauts'
and others. The inks that we are now FURNISHING
are of quality that can be copied any ienstn OF
time after being printed. Will copy in ordinary
lpffpr-press book.
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Of Gloucester, who was duly elected Grand

Of Gloucester, who was duly elected Grand
Master, ..,.,--''s.s. q
The folIowing.named gentlemen were
elected to. f!l the various offices Of the Grand
Lodge-viz.: 80 S1
Deputy Grand Master, Judge Richard
Parker, Of Winchester; Senior Grand
Warden, Judge B. r. Wexford. Jr., of
Richmond; Junior Grand Warden, p. 8.
Coles, Of Charlottesville Grand Treasurer,
T. U. Dudley, of Richmond Grand secre-
tary, Or. john Dove, OF Richmond; Deputy
Grand Secretary, W. B. Isaacs. of Richmond; |;
Senior Grand Deacon, r. NJ. Page, Of Abing.
don; Junior Grand Deacon, NJ. 3. CARING
ton, of Columbia Grand Pursuant, j. e.
Riddick, of Richmond; Grand TiIer, Thorn.
as Angel, Of Richmond; Grand Chaplain,
Rev. George W. Dame, Of Danville.
The Grand Lodge adjourned at late hour
after transacting large amount of business.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICaMoND PosT OFFICE DECEMBER 10, 1874,
Mrs. Eyeiine Evens, 112 Franklin street; ;.
B. Hughes, Of AL. Elicit u Co., city; James
p. Scott, Gordonsville, Va.
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Go 70 MoRTos's, corner I
OF Main and Reservoir streets, and ges . living,
blooming plant for pFesen TO your wife or friends
Nothing will please them more, unless It be one OF
these beautiful basket OF cui flowers arranged With
all the taste and skill which have made him famous /
In that line.
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TO CcNsUMFT1yEs.-Many have been happy 60
give their testimony in favor Of The use o4 !. VIII
boris Pure Coa.Liver OH and Lime.n Experience
has proved 1t to be valuable remedy for Cnnsuup.
tion, Asthma, Diphthcfia. and al diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Manufactured oniy by "A. B. &
wiLBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by druagists gem
orally. Esy ,s5. - - s@s
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CoURT.-1n the case
of Pompey Gupton (uegro), charged with
,unlawfully shooting stock belonging to Mrs.
Lunday, an appeal was allowed and the case
certified TO the Circuit Court. The accused
was bailed for his appearance in the sum OF
1900. ..... ......
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nave analyzed the Whiskey known under the
b and of b sELEcT," controlled by Messrs- WAL
TER ID. BLAIR C Co., Richmond, Va, and -f.idl
ruxE FROM FUsL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend Its use for medicinal and family put-
noses. j. B. MCCAw, 81. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virgiria.
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SUPREME Court OF ApPEALs.-Common-
wealth us. Moore & Goodsons. Further ar
gued by Judge Marshall for the Common
wealth, and Judges Ould and Crump for the
defendants in error, and continued until to-
day, when it will be concluded.
johnson, &C., cs. Davis and ais. Appeal
allowed from a decree pronounced by the
Circuit Court of Buckingham county.
The court announced that it would hear
no further arguments during the present
term after the conclusion of the merchants.
tax" case;- that 1t would take Thursday
next for conference day, and deliver opinions
on Friday, and adjourn Saturday until the
first day of the next term-to.wit, January
5, 1875.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
POSITIVE DRAWING OF THE
= LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT

&. IN AID OF THE
MASONIC RELIES ASSOCIATION OF NOR
- r - FOLK, VA.
This drawing will take place on TUESDAY The
Doth day OF December, 1874, whether. all the
tickets re sold or not, and under no circumstances
viii any further postponement occur.
ONLY $4,000 TICKETS.
5000 CASH PRIZES, aggregating $250,0o0.
S.B.-Fifty thousand tickets win be issued atSl0
each-uumbered from t95o,oOo, @ naei
Esc,s conpop Will be entitled to One.Icarth OF t!as
nrize awarded to its whole numoer, aud admits tue
TSe nayment of gins viii begin on thedfth day
after The drawing, n will continue for faTec
months and no longer. 49, i
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r,s WEATHER YESTERDAY was the eoldest st
lnS ,a'nn 90 far. la fair position on
Q! Hl[ Ir nont in this CITY the mercury in the
: NIX ,,rc.rr ,,r s;ood a; 20 degrees at sunrise,
'A'I'':':S y. 3 p. N. a, 81 degrees, not hsvinS
81" i'I', % ahc,e the freezing point during the
5I%" ,e @; Tbe shy wss perfectly clear during
uS: asr and q sharp north wind made out
doc. Do exercise rather uncomfortable.
WV g,o,, er 7a,r,non,ttcr a: ne Dispatch office
ENN.F v lSIA.
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/. CALIFORNIA PEARS at ANToNl's, Main street. 4
Malaga grapes at ASToNI's, Main street.
Catawbs grapes at ANToy1's, Main street.
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PggsoEAL.--ReY. e. Thompson Baird, ID.
d.. secretary of the Presbyterian Publlca'
tfon Committee, and formerly pastor Of the
Third Presbyterian church in this city, VIII
preach ip that church at q O'Clock this eve.
ming.
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ANOTHER SAMPLE MERCHANT IN TROUBLE.
Dir. J,herson j. Spiro, a sample-merchant
rom New York. who was apprehended by
MIR. John w. Wilkes for selling goods by
sample without license, was on yesterday
sent On to the Hastings Court for trial by
Police ustice White.
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DEBATING CLuB.-A colored debating
clul, under the title Of the Tempiar's Club
has i'een organized 10 this city. and the fol-
lowing officers elected and installed W. III.
l.. CoL1bs, president; Robert II. Burton,
vlce'presMent; Charles e. Harris, secretary;
hobert b. Gaines, assistant secretary Daniel
meade, censor; William 81. Brown, treasu.
Tpef; Augustus c. Banning, librarian; T. n.
oas, mao"n, usher; Carter b. RraEklin, Watch-
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BEADED AND BUaLE Gikrs-600 pieces Just ne.
cesvsd which we will sell at heIow price Soc for
. piece Of twelve yards. These are the sane Eoces
that we have been selling mp TO this time a 75 :
cents a piece. IA
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ANNUAL PASSES for railroad and sieamboa j
companies printed in nrst.cless s:s le at DtsTatcs
printing house.
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WEATHER-srRIPs, for doors and widows.
Leave orders with K. P. RIcr ARpsoN e Go. or, J.
T. sUBLxTT, q BROTHER. J.W. D. FARRAB. ao2
Twenty-dfih street,
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Harper's Monthly, atlantic, and Godeys
Ladys Book for January are to hnnd ircm
j. T. Elyson, 1112 Main street.
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HUsrIsGs CouRT.--The entire time of this
court yesterday was occupied in the trial of
Boujasson. To-day Catharine Nagle and
Catharine Curtis will be tried.
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ASroSI is reliable conft etioser. nam Stree
Asroy1 10 a reliable eoDfectioper. Msin s.res'
AYrosI is reliable cOnfeetsoner, hain s'fee''
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The largest, best asserted, and cheapest stock OF
ores, goods is al Levy BROTHERS.. We call par
tcuIar attention to1heir steck OF black and colored
silk. and black slpacas, mohairs and briiliantnes.
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Send your orders to ANToNI's for confectionery
send your orders to ANToNIs for contectiouery.t
Send your orders to ANToNl's for confectionery.
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SPEND YOUR MONEY FOE SOMETHING USEFUL.
In purchasing your holiday goods. LEVY BRO.
TIERS is The place to supply your wants.
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BEAurIFY YOUR Rooms FOR THE HOLIDAYS
And wnat will add more to their adornment than
basket of beautiful cut flowers or plants In full
bloom casting their fragrance iuto every nook aud
corner OF the housep Go to MOTIONS and seq his
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MoRTuARY REPoRT.-The following Is the,
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day. December -, 1874, compiled from SEX
tons returns received at the Office Of the
Board of Health: Cause Of Death: Apo.
plexy, cholera infantum, congestion OF
brain, consumption q white and color.
ed), I; diphthcria, l; gastritis. l; hemmor.
rhage (from lungs), /; indigestion, l; old
age, 1 paralysis, I scrofula,' /; suicide (py
iaudenum), / teethipg, L; tumor (uterlnee),
/: unknown, l. Whole number OF deaths
in the city, 81. In addition, still.born
were reportcd-1 white. 2 colored. 1Ser
Males, II !; females, 10. Color White males,
B.; white females, 2. Coiored males, g.;
colored females, 8. Age: One day to thir-'
ty, 1; six months to twelve, 8; one year to
three, 9; three years to five, L; five years
to ten, /; ten years to twenty, Q; twenty
years TO tnirty, 8; thirty years to forty, 4 !;
forty years to fifsy, fifty years to sixty, q;
sixty years to seventy, 2; seventy years
to eighty, 1; ninety years TO one hun.
dred, L. Condition: Single, II; mar.
ried. 4: widoWers, !; widows, 4. Ndhgity
United States, 90; England, l. LocaAty: ):
Marshall Ward, g.; Jefferson Ward, Z; Madi.
SON Ward, 3; Monroe. Ward, 4; Jackson
Ward, Q; Almshouse, 2. By schonl Cert.
fed Regular practitioners, II; irregular.
practitioners, ]; coroner, 1; Board OF
Health, 9. 50
,n.,p.p ,ryvH WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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NEw-YEAR's CARDS. neat aud pretty, printed
at Dispdtch prnting-house.
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DON'T BEAD THIs-D. COLUMBUS has on hand
alarge stock Of Confec,ioneries, Fruits, Nuts, &C.,
which be sells as prices beyond competition. 90
10 S21 Broad street, and see for yourselves.
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NECK RIBBONS at 90, 25, SO, 35, 40. so. 60, 20
s5e.. al, s1,25, and Sits, AZ Levy BRoTHEf =,
who sho not only the largest but The
stock in this city. -. s.
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HOG REvESuE.--The hogs captured by Inc
police and recently sold brought the aty
gross revenue of S4S.25.
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.ucTION SALES THIS DAY.

FRANK D. HILL, P. NJ, frame dwelling and
lot OF ground on the east Side OF Fifth between
Leigh and jackson streets.
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FRENCH CANDIES at 40c. at ANToNIs, Main
street.
French candles at 4oc. at AsroNIs. Main street. I
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-, vr,7nEs To.DAY.-Fom our r's
,,,,;S norn,nq the probabilities are h"f
.,,,s,r 10. day u'!! be clear and cold.
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NEw-YEAR's CARDs-beauslful desigrs--on ane
Bristol board, printed at Dispatch printing-hou5c.
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IT MUST BE GOOD, for everybody feoo.eaus - -
and the doctors prescribe u. We mean DE- poLt 9
CouoH-SYRuP. Price, 30 cents.
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CKANCERY Court OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY
Judge Edacard II. Fizhugh.-The following
cases were disposed of:
Glazebrook's executor Us. GlaZebrook, &c
Order for rule against purchasers who have
failed to comply with the terms OF sale, tc
show cause, on the first day of the neXttern
of the court, why the property purchased
by them respectively shall not be resold al
their risks and costs.
Jones Us. sJones's administrative, DC. Ee'
cree confirming report Of commissioner, and
directing a sale of the real estate therein men.
toned.
Lumpkin's exccutrix us. Kelsey. dc. De.
cree confirming report of sale, and directing
O deed to the purchaser, who has paid the
purchase-money in full.
In re-Sally Willy Williams, guardian.
Order directing investment of fund in bonds
of the city of Richmond as set forth in said
order.
Mccarthy & Slater Us. Westerman's ad.
ministratrix, &c. Decree confirming report
of commissioner, and providing for disposi-
ton of the fund. d
Cox Us. Cox's executor, sc. Decree con.
firming report of commissioners as to dis
bursement of fund in their hands according
to former DEGREES in this cause.
Brown, trustee, gs. Goddin, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner, anu
authorizing loan as therein reported.
Davis us Morriss, &c. Decree in accord
ance with the opinion of the court, dispos-
ing of the exceptions to the commissioners
report, and recommitting cause to the COM
missioner to state further account, in ac-
cordance with the principles settled by the
court. .-
Heaths os. Ginter, executor, &c. Decree
confirming sale of the property in the Dill
and proceedings mentioned.
Newly's administrator us. Horner's admin
istrator. Decree confirming report of sale,
&C., and making partial distribution of the
fund, &c.
Ahern & Gayner us. Loyal, &c. Decree
confirming report Of commissioner and ma
king final disposition Of all matters ia con-
troversv in the cause.
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CLo.Ks.--A new r. ---------------- ,58
press our ,.t received on yesterday by ex-
main 90 .rtment Ia now complete, bss viii rs-
- but short tune, as we hare fxesis The
prices 50 very low that they VIM 90 or fast.
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FRUITS at reduced prices at ANToNI's
French candies at reduced prices at ANrosfs.
Nuts raisns, cirou, &c., at reduced prices 1t NJ
TOMS.
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OPINIONS OF THE PULPIT AND THE PRESS IN

OPINIONS OF THE PULPIT AND THE PRESS IN
REGARD TO THE +" LEE" GALLERY: y
THE best PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY In the Un.-
ted States. CHhiSIiAS oboEn sAi'' a.
HAS never been SURPASSED, SO far as my ooSer-
vation goes, ir this style Of Art.
-. Rev. l.. BURROWS. &
THIS wELL-KNowN GALLERY shows STEADY
Improvement In style and ARTISTIC SKILL.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
THE PICTURES are admirably and tastefully ar.
-.noed Rev. j. B. JETER.
BEAUTIFUL, artistic and accurate LIKESEssEs,
- Rev. G. G. BITING.
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slxTHOCSAED PRIZsS..,..........72b0 2b0,eOus
pp1cys: Whole t.cseys, $40 (; half tickets 10
tickets, $3.50; eleven ,tcxeis Tor Sio
: No discount on less amount.
So1 pONHATAN WEssiGER,
.ds g. .aoa,Dec29 - 800 eel Axin street
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NEW RAIsINs, NEW FIGS, at AsToNIs. Main
street. ,
street.
New c,tron. new currants. al ANroyI's.
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CALL EARLY and have your EEw-YEAR's CARDS
printed at the Dispatch prInting-house.
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PREMIUM CoHFECTIoNEB,
ppEmtIrN COyFECrIoNER.
32l BROAD STREET,
oo1 Dpo.n eTRRpT

Plain and French Candy Manufactured,
Plain and French Candy Manufacturer, S
sells his goods cheaper than the cheapest-FreEch
mixtu. es, 35 cents per pound plain candy. hYe
pounds for 81 ice cream, any flavor, 81 per gall
lon; plain pound cake, 35 cents per pound fruis-s
cake, the best made, 30 cents per pound. &,
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q3ir1'moud nlspatth.

ruE CIRCULATION OF THE DIE
r,rcs IS LARGER THAN THE ooASlSEn
rscs OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
,.rvsrArrRs oF THE CITY
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.-,..,>psnAY DECEMBER 1e. 1874.
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II you want pure confectioperies go TO ANToN1,s.
If you want pure eoufectioneries go 70 AsroNTs.
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Freaeh eanaIes q 4oe. 4. As1es,,a, aLala stres,
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WEATHER STRIPS for doors and windows,
j. Fl. GRAFTON, Ninth street.
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IF YoU WANT PURE cosrIcr1osERrEs 60 70
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

We continue our round through the
charming stores We cannot say whether
we derive more Of pleasure than of discom-
fort in the journey; for while we are de.
lighted with what We see, we are mortified
that we cannot buy all that we want and with
which We are tempted. Well, If We can't buy
these things we will have the satisfaction of
being revenged by praIsing them to. our
readers. We hope they are all able to crafty
themselves and the children too. If they
are not they are no worse off than we are.
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WEEKLY MoRTALITT.

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1879. 1879 1874. 1874:
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D. COLUMBUS,
D. COLUMBUS,
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After most harmonious session the Con.
yention adjourned.