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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-12-25

MINERS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION -
wi General office Of the Miners National Association
JoHN SINBY President JONI JAMES. General Secy.
Address all communications to John James, Room No.
H. No 9l5 Seneca street. Cleveland, Ohio and they
will receive prompt attention
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IOUkNEl MEN TAIlORS UNION OF
- Chicago, meets every Monday evening at o'clock
~ heir hall. 10 Dearborn ST. rear Madison ST. PreSi
"a ~ Geo II. Nelson, 65 Wet OHIO ST: Vice Presi-
den A. Anderson. Rec. an Cor Sec'y. Charles Oar
ger, no u rtisnd nue.; Treasurer p Allison ri
nancial Secretary. 2. HeniieksOn.
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

A SSOCIATED BROTHERHOOD OF
IN IRON AND STEEL HEATERS, POLLERSANp
VOUCHERS Headquarters - Bethlehem Nnrthamp
ton Co., Pa Adam VI Schaela. W. G s.. Bethlehem
Benz. =. Spangler, @. r. s, Springfield, Ill., Isaac
Williams. Treas
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|op shs ssssh August tue mouth of the
Yenisesk, set down In Pinkerton sas the
Ienicei, and again Yenesei, and there took
toiand. This river empsies Into the Arctic sea
east Of Nova zemhla. He sailed through the
e Kara sea-" which we suppose TO be the
carskoe ses. which, 1t Is said, has been
hitherto considered the ice.cellar of the
North Pole. He travelled up the Yeni.
sci, or Ienicej to the town bearing the
name Of the river, and there takiSg the sibe-
rian route returned to Europe. BE is thus
said to haye discovered q new route between
Europe aud Siberia all which Is stuff. He
passed north Of the White sea, Of course, and
between Nova zsmbla and the coast. His
whole line has been navigsted for ages when
the weather and the ice permitted. II any
body chooses to follow the Professor 10 his
Arctic voyage from Tromso to Yeniseski he
will fiud the Professors discovery no dis.
coyery at all, and the Siberian journey one
that no man will make more than once If the
Russian Government does mot compel him.
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no THE PuBLIC.-In reply to the above

THO THE PUBLIC.-In reply to the above
Il card desire to say that Dir. Cersley, In the year
1871 advertised all his property for sale at auction
for the puruose of abandoning me. sought The pre-
lection OF the law and had his sale stopped, asking
Of the law supper, as had made the start ana
first earned while he WAS 10 the army me oegnnlng
of his fortune. No sooner had suit been entered
than he came with fsir promises, and forgaye
him and louked forward to- brighter me-
The result of this reconciliation was TWO
short months of happiness, the dismissal OF my
suit, and a child which lived thirteen months.
In two mouths from the dismissal OF my nrst SUI.
be ceased TO speak to me- and never spoke 10 me or
This last child during Its short f or up to the time
of my second suit for support, which was only
brought when he had again advertised his properly
for sale at auction All ihe support ne has proVlded
me with is six hundred dollars This sale amounting
myself and three children, and enable me TO main.
tain u suit against the money, large portion OF
As TO leaving bis bed and board, am still In the
came house where have lived fifteen years, the
doors Of which have never been closed against tne
father of my children, While he mas not only Isit
home but the city, and now lives In eichm ond The
truth is, good looks and money have unsettled
bis mind, fear, and he SEEKS . younger "
not better Wife, as be slated on seYeral
occasions he willing to Give me one THIRD OF ns
property II would consenI for him to nave an aoc
hisNtwo OF them small and helpless. he law may
decide that this is justice, but until II does snail
calmly wait aud do not fear that shall stsrye or even
90 hungry. have worked for him when be hao
Nothing; can work for his children, because II Is all
he has left me 10 love. A.
All honest people who know aught against Mr..
Cersley as married man trust WIZ feel u lael
injured wife is entitled to. l.. j. CERSLhI.
do 0I-Qik $751; s
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The Cosored ASYLUM.

The colored insane asylum near this city
demands Government aid. There should be
well built; and spacious and comfortable
houses for the institution, and it should be
on grounds owned BY the State. e.. .'',l,
The asylum is now managed remarkably
| well. Needed, Improvements might De
made, but they cannot be made under tne
pres ent condition Of the institution. ,.,4s.
! Insanity amongst Africans has greatly IN
or eased since the abolition Of slavery; and
the forms of insanity which appear amongst
them are often in the last degree shocking.
10 no other condition Of the white and black
races is the contrast between them SO wide
as in that of insanity. Every obserVant and
philesophic gentleman who sees both races
in that condition will be amazed at the con-
tras:. Go to the Staunton Asylum and you
will observe the passion Of pride and the
dignity of manhood displayed in decided
manner, although often very amusIngy.
Concei. of person, and talents, and accom-
plisbments, and responsibility of family IS
often exhibited; and there prevails q sno"
of respect for decency and decorum which
indicates that there is something innate in
the white race that naturally preserves civ.
ilty and decency even when the mind is
wrecked. ST..
Go to the negro asylum and insanity
seems in the majority of cases to leave only
the animal. The man sinks to the lowest
condition there seems to be the absence OF
bat might be styled arrangement from
purely intellectual causes; and there is,
therefore, an extraordinary appearance OF
brutishness. ........e .....r... .....
We repeat that In no other condition is
the superiority of the white race over the
black so forcibly displayed. The derange-
ment of the African is study of great inter-
est to the ply siologist, and Its treatment
must be peculiar. No maa can behold the
black insane without feeling deep solicit
tude for them, and an especial desire that
they should be provided for most humsnely,
and under circumstances that may lead to q
thorough adaptation of their treatment to
their condition and their nature.
The Legislature should look into the sub
lice, and literally and humanity provide for
this race, which in q state of freedom has
manifested peculIarities that are new even
here, where they have been, as we thought,
understood for many generations. While
the consequences of this development in
crease the embarrassments Of the work OF
be nevolence towards them they must GER
tsnly increase the feelings of pity and
charity for them. . -u...t..
Or. BARKsDALE, who now has charge OF the
coored lunatic asylum, has devoted himself
with professional zeal as well as sincere hu-
manity to the study of the peculiar forms OF
insanity which appear in the institution, and
with the means at his command he has
achieved much in the way of mitigating the
slherings of the inmates. On the score OF hui
manity as we'll as of science, we regret that
the Institution is not better circunstanced
that he might make his system of treatment
more thorough.
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New Books.

The ART Treasures Of England Philadel.
phia: GIBBIE & BARRIE,
A really valuable publication. 1t will form
one of the finest collections of English pic.
lures, and become charming volume in the
most elegant libraries. .....
Guizct'S Popular History of France. With
three hundred illustrations by A. De NEU.
VILE. Boston: ESTES q LAuRIAT.
AS we have before said, this is one of the
most elegantly printed and illustrated histo-
ries of the day, as we doubt not it is one OF
the most fair. GUIzeT was born historian.
he and THIERs were wonderful products OF
the same generation. 1t will be long time
before France boasts Of two such contempt.
raries. Their great works will live after
them, and be looked upon as arbiters in the
conflicts between the extremes of histories
and partisans.
We are indebted to Mr.. JOHN PERRY for
copies of both these brilliant publications.
In the matter of soliciting subscriptions and
distributing these and some other works
Dir. PERRY will be assisted by Mrs. GARDNER
and Miss LEEDs Intelligent ladies-very
competent to set forth the merits Of the fine
publications in their hands.
Rhymes and JingEeS. BY MARY MAPEs
DODGE, author Of" Hans Brinker," &c.
New York: SCRBNEE & Co.
A charming Christmas book, full Of rhymes
for young people. illustrated by the mimi.
table Misses LEDYARps, of Boston, who
draw pictures of children with more success
than any artists of their day in this country.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
Band Of Hope Repte,o. With eugraYings
from paintings by eminent artists. Lon.
don: PARTRIDGE & Co.
Interesting stories for children and admit
rable pictures. or s
For sale by ]. T. ELLYsoN.
MIR. ELLYsoN has these new games TIE
Captive Princess and " Corn aad Beans
Must be studied and played before under
stood, ]zesslt'
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fg -E e
The Centennial.

Editors Dispatch: Apropss to what Gov.
ernor Kemper has said so well on the subject
of the Centennial are The following closing
remarks Of 8 Fourth of July Grafton de-
iiYered in this place In 1878 by Captain #. F
O.. Triplett, Q worthy son of the Old Do.
mini0n, and at that time residing here:
g 1t was law ofthe ancient Roman reli
gion thst when by accident the FIRE designed
to burn increasingly in honor Of Vesta was
extingulshed Lt must be relumed at the
Of the sun. Aud 50 when we see the flames
wagering, or think them well.nigh exhausted
let US lose no heart, but, remembering the
dangers, priyations, and sleepless vigilance
of onr fathers In crises more desperate
isnatchlOs our light aud guidance torch from
the altar erected by them on the 4th day oil
lJuly,s1 TIC. ',.sit6 AZ Is
| Qoluaa6ia, No.; December. 1875. 4
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A cable telegram announces that Professor
has accomplished the most
successful polar expedition Of the year,
That may be. and yet no big thing at that
can we make OF this polar expedition. The
Professor LETT Tromso. of Finmark, In Nor.
way, 90 the ssh Of June, and following the
Afets coast as nearitas practicable, reached
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ME- NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR. ~.
T. r. PRICE & CO., just from market, have
opened for old and young, grave end gay,
Lovely CAcHEHERE SCARFs and TIES,
SASHEs, GIRDLEs, go -. .. s.-
SAsH-RIBBONS, .a Il -.4. g.. ~ ~ i.ss
RUFFLINGS in fancy boxes,
HANDKERCHIEFs for ladies' and gentlemen In
fancy boxes, s .t
EMBRoipERED HANDKERCHIEFs, ......-
FANCY SOAPS,
SPOoLs In fancy boxes, ,
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's KID GLOVES, all
plumbers;
UMBRELLAS, CoRsETs, CRAvATS, &C;
CLoAKs, sHAwLs, &C., at less than New YORK
nr,ces. de 1875, Tu, Th3t
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IsEak.I0AYss,s,ane1

II PPRoFRiATE CIR psFOR CHpTsss
their stock 1T ELEGANT BOOKS a uvS s0hispsaysd
among which Viii iii Il s Sa De christmas holidays;
ELEGANTLY IGLUSrnATEr3 BOoKs r,n,,.,
and American, many of which ,rs no o.ng alI,n
beautiful as presents, but are OF Intrinsic e1 y.
The works OF tho fayortte P,ETs and ppn,-
WRITERSt In handsome bfndInzs. - }1','1
BIBLES OF nearly every size III vaiioGs tesutts,,
PRAYEE.BcoKs and HYsdyAIs IN. 49,. 49,
assortment has been seieeted from the. CON-. ~
tione OF several publishers, and corr nrissS 49,
hapst The greatest variety ever teen here pe 80
HyMN.BoOkSo Of the several religious Senomina.
pHeYTsosa eAPHro AIBuMs-eleran. !. we'll !,
roE 1R y ~ EsisIT1se-pEsKs- rood, ps,,sr
naches and festher ~ T7rts1,F = : f"p'%
PoRTFOLIDS In great variety;
LADIES. WORK.pOXtsj
LADIES' DkEsSIN6.fAaFS;
SENTLEdEN,s DkEsSlEG-CAsEs;
eGGRR ET-BooEs and PURSES IS;
PAPER.WEIGHTS;
SSHHEEGDIrT E = spiendi stock;
Handsome ENGRAvfNGs: ~ e.''' ''na in0osr;
KHAN GMlT Rs from the ses. makers;
CHILDRkN'5 BG0Ka-sn immense co,,eeto,
carefully selected Ter their unexceptionabIe chs.
Attractive ToY.BooKs, to delight the vouny ono,
de 16-1 WDODHoUSE q PaRHsM
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A REPORTER AND CITIZEN

meeting at tho corner Of
THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS:
CITIZEN -" Perfect marvel, that establish
ment."
REPORTER.-"Justfo found 1t out, my fnend?"
CITIZEN.-"Always something new and uter-
csting going on there"
REPORTER.-"W What's the latest2"
CITIzEN.-"Y You pretend ignorance; but
you're posted. It's your business
10 be. The papers have been full
of It."
REPORTER.-"O Oh you mean the great rush ON
E. B. SPENCE & SON for WIN
TER CLOTHING and FURNISH
ING GOODS. Everybody knows
that SPENCE'S is tbs place to get
that sort Of thing"
CITIZEN.-"Y Yes; IL Is an old story, but some
how or other 1t Is mighty plea
SAINT one to the peop'e. You
would be surprised to hear how
many overcoats that firm has sold
since the LIST of November. There
is no humbuggiDg the masses. They
will 20 where the best goods can be
bought for the least money. Now,
. look at this suit Of clot bes-over-
coat aud I'LL. bought 1t there Yes
terday. Never had such barsa ain
In my life. Big sales must be the
secret OF e. B. SPENCE Il SONS
low prices, for they scorn TO sell an
inferior article.'
REPORTER.--"B But what is the cause Of the spe.
cial rush Just now?"
CITIZEN" hat Is pretty question. A ne"s-
paper man at least ought to knew
that Christmas Is coming. Now,
asE q what Is more appropriate or useful
as holiday present than good
overcoat, q suit Of clothes nico
umbrella, d fancy cane, or even
set OF SPENCE'5 inimItable shirts.
A friend is not likely to forget such
presents as ihese. Now, do you see
the point?'
REpORTER.-"A An, yes. ], see it all now, and VIII
make note oft for the benefit o
our readers. SPENCER sON'Sls
the place Tor my money, and Will
advise everybody else to 20 there
for anything In their nne."
z. B. SPENCE & SON,
E. 3. SPENCE & SON,
CLOTHIgRs and DEALERS in GESTLEAEH'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
16.lw
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DEATHS.

Died, yesterday morning at half past Q O'Clock,
Angus infant daughter Of Charles and Cath.
rina Holzhauer; aged one year, Ten months, and
two weeks. - = 80
The funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock from the residence of the parents on The
Brook turnpike. The friends Of the family are To-
ylted to attend $50 aE..s.- s.
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RENEW CHRISTMAS DRESS GOODS

CAMEL'5-HAIR, all wool. at SO cents.
CAM rL'S-HAIR, all wool, 4, Sl.oO' Formerly
New Shades COLORED SILKS.
G rNTt hN1AL SILKS, best In America.
Jobs In other BLACK SILKS.
Great line MOURNING GOODS In BLACK
NEW PHTTERS PRINTS, &C, &C.
VELyETS for CLOAKS AHD rKIhM ltG'.
de lS-S,Tu&Th Il. Il. PRlCE W.
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AMUsEisENH'S

DROFEssOR HENRY F. LAUBE's eS
Il TERPSiCHOREANINSI HM
over LEVY BROTHERS,, Rtchmonds aud LIB fp:2ss
ERTY HALL. Petersburg, I'll y<tsrsa l y g. So sseeeA
DAYS OF TUITION Ladies, misses, aud masters,
WEDNESDAY and DAY5AFTEREOONs
at 4 O'Clock; gentlemen. UESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS At 7:3o, O'Clock. 49,, II. -.
petersburg classes are taught MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS. ~ soc i2.3m
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-Perso or parties having
4 business with me will find me at the othce of r..
o. GARY. No. l1S south Eighth street, near the
packet landing, where | would be glad 10 see my
customers and furnish them with fuel.
do oI.1t# II. T. AnDERSON.
NOTICE.-My wife, LUCY JANE GERS.
~ LEY, having voluntarily left my bed and
board and a maintenance having been orided FOR
her by me, all persons warned again st creddng
her on my account. as will not be responsible Tor
Guy "|''0 THOMAS B. CERSLEY.
MANCHESTER, Va, December 16, 1875.
de 1871 0tx
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Delegate I. C. FOWLER was not the author
of the letter concerning General BRADLEY
JOHNSON from which We last week gave ex.
tracts.
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MEETINGS.

THE MEMBERS OF MARION DIYI-
4 SION, No. 8. SONS OF TEMPERANCE, are
meeting of the Division THIS (Tutsday1 EVENING
at 7x O'Clock. Business OF special importance viii
be Transacted, and debate an important su tect
viii occur between two prominent members OF the
Division. By order. j. w. ATKINS, W. T. 4
IA Il =. r. /. +
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GHRIsTMAs GoODsi!!

9NHRISTMAS GOODSI!! % - l-'.''E.
" ~ .saI
Great closing out sale Of my entire stock OF
" Tors, WRITING-DEsKs. PORTFOLIOS; II
PocKRT-BoOKs, BASKETS. and CUTLERY;
LACE and HEMsT1TcHE HANDKERCHIEFs;
CUFFS and COLLARS, SILK SCARFs;
FINE HAlR-BRUsHEs and COMBS;
! HAND MIRRORS, TOOTH BRUSHES and SOAPS;
GLOVES OF every description; as ssa7} tn
u HOSIERY for ladies and gentlemen: ~
aud hundred Of other articles. all Of which have
to be sold before the end Of this year without fail
Be sure and give me call
de 2l.4t - l'-si5i = 507 Broad street.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
II ~ HOLIDAY PRESENTS \
& HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Z + + HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Now receiving at NOWLAN b CO.'S.
Rich. -. STONE CAMEO JEwELRY,
Rich ...AMETHYsT JEwELRY,
ich.....RoMAS GOLD NECKLACES,
Rich. ...RoMAS GOLD CROSSES,
Rich.....RoMAN GOLD MEDALL1oNs,
Elegant. CHASED and ENAMEL I'D WATCHES,
Elegant. ROYAL OPERA CHAINS,
Elegant. GUARD CHAINS,
Elegant. .LEoNTINE and VEST. CHAINS.
Elegant. SLEEVE. and BoSoM-BUTTOys,
Superb. SILVER PIECES IN CASES,
Superb. SILVER PITCHERS, CUPS, and GoBLETs,
Superb. SILVER CARp-CAsEs, 81:
Superb. SILVER MATCH and ToBACCo.BoxRS.
..'.s'1 STONE CAMEO RINGS, tr.7-|~' /
-. DIAMOND RINGS, ~ a.'"
.rr ~ ENCRUSTED RINGS,
AMETHYST RINGS,
EMERALD RINGS,
PEARL RINGS, (
RUBY RINGS, -*.'.' !
ONYX RINGS. '~.a"
New patterns selected expressly for our holiday.
de 14-2w NOwLAN s CO., Jewellers.
NHRIsTMAs CAKES!
CHRISTMAS CAKEsl CHRISTMAS CAKEsl
If you want to get something that is nice in the
...g... way Of .,.E.
BREAD, CAKES, PIES, or CRACKERS,
I. D. BRIGGS'S OLD, ESTABLISHED BAKERY,
TOT MAIN STREET, ~ass... {
where you can find everything usually made In a
PoUED-CAKE,
sPUNGE-CAKE.
FRUIT-CAKE,
LADY-CAKE,
and all kinds Of fancy cakes
PIES-MINCE, APPLE, PEACH, CRANBERRY,
and COCOANUT.
CRACKERS OF ALL KINDS,
BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, and BISCUITS
the best to be found In the city.
ORNAMENTAL CAKES put up In the most
artistic style.
FAMILY CAKES baked, iced, and ornamented.
Give me call. de 1885,
CHRISTMAS CHEERS !.
JAMAICA and NEW ENGLAND Rum,
APPLE and FRENCH BRANDY,
BUMGARDNER ana KENTUCKY MHlShEf6,
SHERRY aud PORT WINES, ......-..
SCOTCH WHISKEY and NEW YORK CIDER,
NEW ORLEANS and PORTO RICO MsLAssEs.
BEEF.ToNGUEs and DRIED BEEF,
SUGAR. CURED MEATS;
FLOUR of all grades, In blrrels and bags;
ATMoRE's MIycE.MEAT,
RAIsINS, CIrRoN, LEMONS,
NUTS Of all sorts, e..
GELATINE AND FRUIT JELLIEs,
SPICES, MUsTARDS, PICKLES,
FLAvoRING EXTRACTS.
Also, constantly receiving from my Stanton
house,
MOUNTAIN BCCKwHEAT,
PRIME ROLL BUTTER,
riggs, and POULTRY.
.s s..,. CHARLES L. TODD,
de 1856 sixth and Clay streets.
CHRIsTMAs. /
HEADQUARTERS SMOKERS EMPORIUM.
GEORGE SCHEN, ..
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
has In stock full line OF fine
HAVANA HAVANA cIsARs HAVANA
ssHE%Es$ AsB ssSkS % $SsAGsS
MEERseHsgM GOODS,
MEEhSOhAUA 0OOOSy
CIGAR.HOLDERS; RUSSIA LEATHER CIGAR.
CASES and MATCH-BOXES,
TOBACCO-POUCHES,
and smokers articles OF every description. Call
and be convinced. GEORGE SCHEN,
de17-1w corner Main and Eleventh streets.
w ATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND s1LvER.PLATED WARE,
suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
E. KERSRY Il SON,
No. 1467 MAIN STREET,
beg leave to inform their friends and the public
generally that they have large stock OF the above
goods on hand, which they intend selling att very
smsll profit, All they ask is call de 1855
THRISTMAs WATCHES Of best &
" qualify, for ladies and gentlemen; also, SO
OPEKA VEST. and CHATkLAINk &ApN
CHaINS; quantities Of all kinds Of RINGS and
EDITIONS 10 be sold at about haif the orginal cost.
fk.Nn.x xrNft1
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WELL, 1T CANNOT BE DECIDED
w that SMITH. corner Second and Broad, CAN
BE UNDFRSOLD.
He has PHOTOGRAPH and WRITING al, Al
Rims, WORK-BOXEs. WRITING DESKS,
RsCKGAMMON and PARCHEESI BOARDS,
BOUND and JUVENILE BookS, GAMES qF
PAPERS, WEDDING ENVELOPES and CARDS,
and beautiful variety of CHILD REN'S PAPER,
and many other goods too numerous to mention,
which ne is determined 10 SELL Fine assortme mt OF
DIARIES for 1873 at SMITHS bookstore, corner
SecOnd and Broad. Call and see him. -
de 1921, 1924 s .ss a..- 49,. ...... ..-. ...
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LECTURES.

CRADLES, PAREGORiC, and BROOM
" STICKS. Il. HUNTER BEAzLEY, Esq, win
dcyer ms humorous lecture on tne ABOVE saoiee, az
MING. Decemher 20, 1875, ut 8 O'clock for the
benefit Of Jackson Lodge, no. 146, ]. .. u. F.
Price OF tickets, 25 cents. ~ 1,3. de 21-2H
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Lieutensnl.G overnor THOMAS 10 the chair:
4 Prayer by Rev. &C Biting, D. %, of the
Second Rarfias church.
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ENEAsONIC ENOTICE.-The MEM &
IYl bers of RICHMOND RANDOLPH Xxx
LODGE, No. 10. will attend stated meet " y
ing at the Masonic Hall THIS EVENING at 8
O'clock Members OF sister lodges and visiting
brethren are invited to bs present. BY order Of
thew. III. WILLIAM .. RluDiCh, {
10 C1-1tt Secretary
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STARKE s. RYLAND, $50.
I No. S1s MAIN STREET,
have Just opened . splendid stock OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

a., Jss,s4 consisting Of ~, tys;s.,sz-
woaK-BoxEs, wRrTrsesBrsxs,
Superb EDITIONS OF THE PoHrs, at
JEwELRY-CAsEs, tsEES..z.s,,
= GLOVE and HArDKERe Boxes,
LADIES' and GESTLENEN'sDR DRESSING CASES.
RUSSIA LEATHER WALLETS CARD-Casgs,
Fine CHRoMos, SOCIETY PICTURES, H.
GOLD PENS, CHARMS, MICROSCOPES,
POCKET and FAMILY BIBLES.
HIMN-BooKs. PRAYER BOOKS, HYdsALs,
CH1LDREE's BOOKS in great variety.
Our stock Is, fresh, and cannot be surpassed In
beauty or variety. ..i. de lG-lOt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

w ANTED, everybody to buy nice,
w cheap Christmas present at the Richmond
TRUNK FACTORY, corner Main and Thirteenth
streets Qu basemept), where we offer one hundred
and fifty fine and common TRUNKS ut lowest fac
tory prices as Christmas presents.
Alto TRUNKS REPAIRED in best manner.
de 21-1tx JAMES kNOTIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

4 F. JAHNKE. Matchmaker, 1927 &sa /
II Main street, Offers his large assortment E1k
of FINE GOLD AND SILVER STEM-2ky&
WINDERS. FINE JEWELRY. GOLD, SLY nk
AND STEEL SPECTACLES, the largest STOCK 90 OF
CLOCKS In the city and SILVER-PLATED
Sole agent for KINGS COMBINATION SPEC
TACLkS. THE BESTl THE CHEAPEST II
de 21.9t ~ 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21
GOOD THINGS FOR CHRISTMAS,

NHRISTMAs ,CAKES.--The largest as.
~ sortment of POUND, FRUIT, and SPONGE.
CAKES plain and Ornamental. Also. small
SINS, sc. Headquarters for SCOTCH CURRANT-
BUNS at ADAMo'S. II and 13 Twelfth street,
SIC Broad street At Sixth street, and 500 Main
-afrp de Gl-IW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

RNIGHTs OF PYTHIAS.- @gA
IN There will ba stated meeting of SI@SAg
OLD DOMINION LODGE, No. 4, THIS Isl 9lsl
(Tuesday1 EVENING at 7k O'Clock. ESyaSH
Election Of officers for the ensuing term SsSsSV
win be held. By order OF the y. C.. XJl
holland PLACE,
de 2I-l,* K. Of R. and s. ,