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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

L1FE-INsURANcE CAsE.-In the city Cir
cult Court, in the case Of the widow and
children of T. L. johnson Us. Arlington
Mutual Life Insurance Company, Judgment
has been rendered for plaintiffs for 10000,
interest and costs. The company will ap-
peal to the Supreme Court. The money IN
dispute is the amount OF policy on the iiie
OF johnson. The company allege that the
deceased, in his application for insurance,
made statements which were untrue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

THE NEW LUTHERAN CHURCH ON GRACE
STREET.-Rev. Mr.. Schaffer, OF this city, has
been to Staunton lately, and while there ad-
dressed the Lutheran congregation in behalf
of the new church being built at the corner
of Seventh and Grace streets. He said the
congregation would occupy its new Sab
bath-school on Christmas. AT the close OF
his address, which was seconded by Mr.
George P. Baker and others, the handsome
sum of 1850 was subscribed to the cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

SELLING LIQUOR TO MINoRs.-The Su-
preme Court of Appeals reversed the deci-
Sion Of the Hastings Court of this city in
the case of Morgenstern and others against
the Commonwealth for selling liquors to
minors on the ground that the indictment
stated that the liquor was sold to certain
minors "to the grand jurors unknown"
when the minors must have been known to
the jury, else true bill could not have
been found. Mr.. Morgenstern, it will be
remembered, Vas found guilty in the Hust.
ings Court, to which tribunal the case will
now probably be remanded for new trial.
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GOVERNORS MEssAGE.-Goyernor kem-
per is preparing his annual message to the
General Assembly. It is understood that
he will refer in plain terms to the invasion
of the State at the late election by Federal
troops for partisan purposes, and that he
will also appropriately mention the compli-
cations OF the political situation. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

PETITION PREsESTED.-Counsel for Miles
Riddick yesterday presented to the Gov,
ernor application for the commutatlon OF
sentence OF death Of Miles Ridd1ck TO con-
finement in the penitentiary for eighteen
years. The Governor will take time 10 con-
slider the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

CoSyIcTs REcEIyED.-The following con-
victs were received at the penitentary yes
terday:
Lucius Banks, Dinwiddie county, five
years for assault with intent to kill.
James Richards, Fairfax county, eight
years for grand larceny. =.
George Terry, one year for assault with
intent to kill.
Henry Williams, two and half years for
house -breaking-the two latter from Neck
lenburg county.
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Hastings Court.-William Swinton was
tried before the Hustings Court yesterday
for petit larceny, and was convicted. He
was sentenced to Jail for one day, but this
does not disqualiiy him from suffrage, be-
cause his offence was committed before the
passage of the constitutional amendments.
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CUPERB PIANOS.
r&sa

The subscribers are constantly receiving supplies
4r PiANO-FORTES from those popular makers
Neasrs. Bloomfield & Otis, and as evidence or theif
'upgriorlty the Brooklyn m. ~ Eagle says:
:, The Music Committee Of the Board OF Educauon.
THOROUGHLY TESTING ALL THE PRiNCi;
pAL instruments manufactured. have purchaser
Bloomfield & otts's sCELEBIATEDPATEN CT IAE
BE PIANOS for use Of the public schools"
These beautiful INSTRUMENTS are sold NJ excecd-
WOODHOBSE & PARHAM,
"c Ii booksellers and statf0ners.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES To-DAY.-Washington,
November 2+-For the South Atlantic
and East Gnlf States, falling barometer,
northeast winds and stationary tempera-
ture. cloudy and possibly rainy weather will.
prevail, attending storIn-centre. -
For the Middle States, cooler northwest
winds, rising barometer, and partly cloudy
weather, followed by warmer southwest
winds, and possibly falling barometer, with
cloudy weather.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: \. NJ, 35:
9 A. NJ, 40; noon, 90; p. NJ, 4s; 6 P.
NJ, d6; midnight, A.
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+. A MERRY MAN.-Owen Murtha, tool.
dresser at the Government Granite w orks,
and who was one OF the deputy marshals az
the late election, was arrested last nlght on
Main streetfor being drunk and dlsorderiy.
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REQUIRED TO GIVE SECURITY.-Messrs. >.
r. Downward and John Whann, by order
of Judge Hughes, were yesterday required
to Give security to appear and testify as wit
nessessin their own bankruptcy cases, now
Dending. a
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DEATH OF A POLICEMAN. Policeman
Thomas Mcdonald died night before last
about IL o'clock at his fathers residence,
on Third street. he will be buried this
morning from st. Peters Cathedral ut half
past O'clock. ST
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have analyzed the swuIsKEY known under the
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WA
TER D. BLAZE s Ce., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend ifs use for medicinal and family pun :,
poses.-J. b. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor
Chemistry Medical College OF Virginia.
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ENRElTEIRE

NEW FURNITURE. Just tinishedG
" and now In my warerooms, the largestE EA~.
stock OF the REST made and most fashionable TET
STYLES of PARLOR, CHAMBER, and DlNlNG-S
ROOM FURNITURE now for sale in the city. Cote
line satteen reps and harcloih upholstered IN latest
styles and of the best materials Also, large lot OF
Prlor and Fancy Chairs at the lowest prices; with
full stock of iow-prtce goods. E. GATHR1GHT,
se2l-3m NO. 10 GoNerhof sItee'. D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

No DUEL.-Messrs. Harvey Jones and
Robert Taylor, charged with being about
to engage in duel, were before the Police
Court yesterday morning. The Police JUS
tice, after hearing statements OF the case,
was satisfied that it was not misunder-
standing of d serious character and he dis
charged the accused, the gentlemen pledg-
ing that there would be no hostile meeting.
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UNH1TcHING THE FIRE-ENGINE HORSES BY
ELEcrRrc1rY.-We mentioned day OF TWO
AGO that an arrangement had been made at
the Broad-Street engine-house by Whicn
the hose-carriage horse was unhitched from
his halter in case Of an alarm by the pull
inp Of a wire. !, Mr.. Mountcastle, has now
arranged the wires so as to unhalter DIS
horse by electricity. Indeed, when an
alarm is turned in, and even before the
rong in the engine-house is struck by the
TANNER, the horse. is free to come out OF
the stall and take his place under the shafts
of the hose-carriage. sasfl sl.a4l -.zt
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GONG TO .STAUNToN.-Mr. A. ID. Hart-
man, supervisor OF trains at staunton sta-
ton, on the Chesapeake and OHIO ROAD, mas
been transferred to Richmond, ana DIT. Ed
ward Smith goes to Staunton in bis place. si
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!. LOCAL MATTERS.

RICHMOND METHODIST From
the report OF the Board of Finance OF the
Virginia Conference we compile the follow
ing table OF the contributions Of the Meth
odist churches Of this city for the past Con..
ference year :gf}1 ;E.5 5siaf st
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d DISPATCH PRrNTryG-HoUsE.-Ino order to meet
the constantly: increasing demands OF our trade we
have added d weH-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cIINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most expe
ditious manner. #-f,gF,.F. l.. az al + :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

"WHAT's IN A NAME?R-In the local
notice of the brilliant musicale OF the Mo-
zart Association on Thursday night the
name OF the newly-elected queen OF song
was misprinted. Swain, by some typo
graphical freak, was changed into Swan.
We are disposed to forgiyethe author Of the
error upon the presumptionth that he supposed
it was impossible for lady, to be q sacain,
and concluded that the name Swan was
clearly proper for so charming vocalist as
the subject of our applause certainly was.
Let it be widely understood that SWAIN is
the name of the interesting young lady who
has so suddenly burst upon the Richmond
public with her enchanting voice. t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

THE PEOPLE WANT PRooF.-Therei Is no medl-
cine prescribed by physicians sold by druggists
that carries such evidence OF its superior virtne Of
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease of the throat and lungs. A proof of this
fact is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try It, Regular size, seven
ty-hve cents. PURCELL, LADD Co., wholesale
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ROLL, OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH

Roll. OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHooL.-The following is list Of the pu-
pills on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
High-School this week: Senior Class-Ida
C. Cox, Clara V. Dearborn, Loulie Nine
tree, Annie B. Pace, Fannie Stagg. Inter
mediate Class-Genevieve Adams, Alice
Ezekiel, Lillian V. Hutton, Ida Hutzler,
Mamie Lyon, Mary Nowln, Ida F. Rag
land, Emma Riddick, Rachel Van Wort.
Junior Class-Augusta Anderson, Leila
Baker, Fannie Blake, Belle Brown, Con-
stance Cabell, Fannie Cox, Imogen Cottrell,
Bertha Dickinson, Oracle Henning, Mary
Kostow.. Maggie Mitchell, Zaidee Morton,
Fannie Moon, Sarah Simpson, Mamie
Smith, Emma Turner, Nellie Walthall, Jen-
ME Whittet, Louise Wyatt, Charles Bailey,
William Eaton, Morris Hutzier. Attend
ance for the week 50 per cent.
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From Baltimore Sunday Ne,os: ;! CoEDsN's LIE
BIG,s LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND Tonic In
yIGoRAToR is meeting with universal favor wher-
ever introduced. Physicians recommendit, and In
vads regard 1t as one of the greatest boons which
has yet been discovered, -. - f-,s,f.4 sr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

THE ONLY WAY for persons to buy who arc not
experts of goods s to make their purchases OF .
house that has but one price, and that marked in
plain figures. Such house is that Of A. sAKs &
Co., 1O13 Main street, the one-price c. o. d. clo-
...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

/, THE CITY's G.UEsTs.-Fnteen tramps
ayaied themselves OF the city's hospltaiity
and found shelter in the free lodgings at tne
First Fir Station-honse last night. They we
from all quarters OF the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

Roll of Honor.-The following is the roll
Of honor Of the Celored High-School for the
past week: Julia Short, Mary j. Harris,
Mary Elliott, Laura Dangerfield, and Ran
dolph Elliott.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

TILpES Observation-Disclosures supply Of the
new style Overcoats just received at at; II 81;
-. -rat - j. H. SIMPSON 6 CO.'S, ~
- 1909 Main street.
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HILL ANDERSON. at auction lot, five horses and
one farm-wagcn. q
FRANK T. SAMPSON, H. frameS naotse nonse AND and
= lot on Fourteenth street peIweeh DeeAsuiy aaA
Stockton streets. ~ 80, sss.. . =, q. Z
ROBERT b. LYME, p. IL, brick dwelling g.iasiN On sne
northwest corner Of Grnce and foushee ssses's. Ts
). occupied by N. N. Lee, ESQ
= csrriarc, haress, and pair Of match
- r. WHITING, High Constable, sunortss, at stone
s B warehouse. at 10 a. ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY.
Simmons Us. Jamison, dc. Argued and
submitted.
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Com
pany vs. Peebles's executors. DISMISSED.
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WE CAN the largest man or the smallest boy
We can show you the very largest stock Mt the very
lowest figures at A. sAKs s CO.'S, 101S Main street
one-price clothiers. .'.,.i s.E' -. nt t'.t'
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: BEAUTIFUL CASHMERE sUITs.-The very --latest
styles of fancy Cashmere Pants, fancy suits fol
boys, and Boys Overcoats, NIL now ready at =.
f I.,t,-s j.. s...,!st 81 lJ Fl. SIMPSON &c CO.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

Tn THE TIL, REPORT Of Conference proceedings
at THURSDAY we enormously stated that
Rev. P. a. Peterson opposed the appllca-
tion of Rev. j. l.. Fisher for readmisslon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

Now is THE TINE to buy your fruit for Christ
mas cakes. PIzzINI has fine lot of currants
raisons, citron, shelled almonds, and other good
,sroo
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MAKE YOUR HOUSE COMFORTABLE by using
Weather Strips for doors and windows j. II. GRAF
TON, No. Ninth street. ..ts S.s1> =. ~
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CLOTHING.
CUT IN THE LATEST STYLES.
MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THIS MARKET.
Ny stock Is yet large and will be sold at rery toto
i~tr.S for
My line of mems
BUSINESS SUITS,
in prices from $40 800 cannot be cxccllcd in this
market.
Mvassorment Of YOUTHS and BOYS Is large
and varied, and 1T exceedingly low prices Youths
from Sl2 to go: boys from SC to SIS,
They are BARGAINS FOR CASH.
WM. IRA SMITH.
no 81 -c.d3i 11O9 Main street.
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rs,AyOR1NG EXTRACTS.
r CENT. SAVED.

Ok PER CENT. SAVED.
LIQUOR FLAyORS. to manufacture all kinds OF
liquors, with full directions; also, FRENCH FLA
EORING EXTRACTS, for confectioners and Soda
water. Apply direct to SAILING COHEN u co.,
So and 80 Cedar street, New York. No agents.
oc24-6w
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CUSTOM WoRK.-Hand-made Boots and Shoes or
every description made to order by HERMAN Boz
scHEs BRoTnER, SOC aud GIL Broad street.
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!. AUCTION SALES THIs DAx.

BOOTS Of all styles Trunks satchels, Yaises, &c.
for sale lon at BosoKEE's. 500 and s. Broadstr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN AND SCIENTIFIC AAE-
RICAN SUPPLEMENT- for this week received
from J. r. Euyson, l112 Main street. 81
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"The north wind doth blow,
A,.l ,,,n .,1n11 haua unn.y

N" ! :" =
And what will poor Robin do then, poor thing :"
Why, he will 60 to MEADE & BAKERS and get
bottle Of ANDALUsIAN BALM, and by Its use pre-
vent the skin Of all exposed surfaces from chapping
It is the best remedy used for the cure Of chap
ped hands or face. iis.. -
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HusTISGs C0URT.-T This court was not In
session yesterday. It will meet again this
morning.
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TOBACCO. dc.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

N MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
We offer for sale TO the trade the celebrated brands
GRAND DUCHESS" .....-,.'
DWARF ROSES
"OPERA."
Also. other noted brands-thc quality choice.
mol l5-2w DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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SOFT aiARsHMALLow AND CHOCOLATE DROPS
PIzZINI has them. - ~.
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List OF LErEERs.

sT IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN ]
IL THE POsT-oFEICE AT TRICHMONDsHEH.
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Aifllnlond 1ispatth,

Rs-THE CIRCULATION oF3THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE coMn1NED cIRcu-
LATIoN OF ALI. TsIE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY Il, 49,.
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( ScoTCu-WooL PANTALooNs ut 81; extra-large
sizes, So. A. sAKs & CO., 1913 Main street.
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BANANAS BANANAs!-Go to PIzzINI's and get
some OF this nice fruit. g,.s s.,s g-sa,et H,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

WANTED, TO SELL "A PAIR OF
wv VERY SUPERIOR YOUNG, WELL
BROKE MULES, cheap for the qualify.
Also COAL, COKE, and WOOD at asfonishingly
low prices, at Ninth and Cary, basin bank -,
no 23-St .t ~. is. sWAIhlNs.Ls
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Concerning Medical Charities In the
city OF Richmond.

Editors of the Dispatch Having Ieaa
the article in the Dispatch OF the 22d ifl-
slant signed N. H, the undersigned, deem
it proper to state thatit would be repiisa P 70
in detail had not the arguments taefe
brought forward been answered in previous
letters, the repetition of which is nnneces-
sary. We will only remark that Ne ID sh..s -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

Miss MARY ANDERSON AS JULIET.--On
the 18th OF January-the second week OF
the new year-Miss Mary Anderson, a
young actress, who comes endorsed by
many of the papers Of the West, and who
made her debut in Louisville, Ky:, where
she received the most flattering notices, ap-
pears at the Richmond Theatre. One OF the
St. Louis papers has the following OF Miss
Anderson: "she played the heroine [Jul!etl
with many fine and effective touches, making
several exhibitions OF her extraordinary
dramatic power. Her Juliet shows great
Improvement in general raj outline and tom tone
over the figure she 6rst presented mere.
The lighter shades OF the character are
greatly improved The balcony scene has
gained impulse and warmth, and the early
Scenes with the nurse are infused with
gayer, girlish spirit. which enhances the
Subsequent tragic effects by contrast. While
the tragic passages are rendered with no
more power than characterized Miss Ander-
sons first efforts, they are worked up more
naturally, and much Of the harshness OF
outline has disappeared"
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CREAM-PUFFs.-PIzzINI has the incest that you
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nYJ.HEADs. s7 10 $40 per reann, ,at I ne
E8nJapATtM MPRINTTNG-H0USE ~ e
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TOYs, &c.
T,oYs AND DoLLs
DRY GO0pa.
pRAc AcTIcE EcpEoMY. 3 ,THEsE ;HARDI

TIMEs,AND BUY YOUR DIX GOODS
AZ julius II u { 1MMEYERs, u I 8 IS sos BaoaD, ssrazrr.
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WHITE DRESS-SHIRTS.
ALL CASH.
| will from this time sell for all cash my
PARTLY-MADE SHIRTS for 81;
FINISHED DRESS-SHIRTS for $3.50:
FINISHED DRESS-SIIRTS (best) for S1.75;
WM. IRA SMITH,
no 81 -codGt 100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

THE GREAT DIVORCE CASE MONDAY
N1aHT.-On Monday night Mr.. John L.
Ford's Baltimore Company will commence
an engagement at the Theatre in this city,
and will play the comedy "Great Divorce
Case "a comedy that has been presented
under many titles IN the North, and with
great success. The company comes well
recommended. The "Great Divorce Case /"
was played at the Opera-House in Balti-
more for week. One Of the papers in that
city has the following paragraph OF the
company and the play:
HThe sGreat Divorce Case,' which has
been on trial at Ford's Opera-House this
week, will be concluded to-day at matinee
and evening session Of the court, when the
verdict will be unanimous that Mr.. Ford Is
guilty Of having placed on his stage the most
brilliant comedy of the season. It's humor
and its l:droll situations are admirably sup
plemented by the exquisite stage settings,
and hfr. James, Mr. Denham, Miss Nellie
Cummens, Miss Annis Montague, Miss
Weidman, Miss Newton, and others OF the
cast, tried the case with the utmost ability.
A crop OF Oates is to be garnered next
week. r - * E't1 ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

L'OR SALE, on moderate terms and at
Il sixty days. COMPLETE OUTFIT, such as
TF sWS w ACiONS with all of the necessary appli-
anccs and TOOLS required for the use OF the CITY
no 942i+ Richmond post-ofiice.
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DEAL ESTATE OWNERS.

DEAL ESTATE OWNERS.
have inquiry from several parties who Wish 70
buy STORES or DWELLINGS, paying w wei ,,na sna IN
GOOD location, at from $5, 900 to $4,000: Parties
Wishing to sell low for cash may ind purchasers by
calling on EDWARD e. GODDN,
Real Estate Agent,
no23-3t No 1915 Main street.
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YXTANTED, OUR PATRONS AND THE
w PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
SYKES C JACK, SIS EAST MARSHALL STREET,
have In stock new crop New Orleans Molasses Lay
er and Valencia Raisins and Nuts, this seasons
Canned Goods JelIIes and Pickles; best brands of
Family and Extra Flour. Our stock Of Liquors Is
select. Our Begun and Challenge Whiskeys are pc
yond competition In price and quality.
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WANTED, to PURCHASE for Gus Gus
w toner, STORE en- Broad street, to cost from
s3, 900 to $4,000. Must be in good condition and
rented to pay good per cent. ,.-
Real Estate Agent, No. 1915 Main street.
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WI A N 7 E d ,

WTANTED, THE PUBLIC no Know.
Wy that am Offering good BUSINESS SUITS q
pure woollen al s28, $2s, and $50. AFT Or no
men who have lately been employed iEtfthe first
shops In the city. This is the result Of hard times
and any one who donbts the above can have sasis-
street. s.t..S II fgi9 ~, Il, -, Il
no 21-Tu, ,Th&S2w WESSON the IAlof.a
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WTANTED, TO RENT OUT A FIRST
:. wv GLASS SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO, In good
order. Price moderate where 1t will be well cared
for Apply at SIT Marshall street, southwest cor
ner Ninth, ...5f. no 25-S&Tu2t#
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naLh.
ju5t opened. for mems, youths and boys wear.
PRICES ASTOSISuINGLI Low.
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS from SS up to $40,
FINE DIAGONAL PRINCE ALBERT and CUT
AWAY SUITS from SIS up TO $50.
BOYS SCHOOL and DRESS SUITS from $3.50 up
To $3.50,
uVERCOATS from 81 up to $40, at
JULIUS KRAKER'S New House.
1917 Main street.
Take notice Of the RED POST before the door.
ur 1-S.TuS Th3m
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Observation-Disclosures competent teacher
Il of this beautiful art, whereby profitable
and pleasant employment may be obtained, de-
sires 10 secure PUPILS either In class or private
address ,-7-I.5I PHOEOGRAPHER, .isy
care of g. A. Winstock, II Fourteenth street.
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l, ,our NOTION NDGPARTMENTf d stocked mn gttt:
Lsides' and Misses, Plain add ssriped H1sscgy hta
Eerehiefs, Corsehs, Towels, Napkins &C., &e.; an<
our Fancy Goods snd Efnbroi derfes scanneE pc exs
Goats; hard.mafe Sanaues, Cap, and Afshans:
Wafcr.Proof Cloaks made 20 orders and our
DEPARTMENT. Is furnished Win cn.
STASfPED YOKES, PILLOW SEA1aA DRA5DA
sEMBROIDEKING SILKS and rOks Aivayi
aiso. a nj !. i,ii line OF soc. KID GLOVES. S.
Country orders promptly fticd fas sh01t notice.
.k(all early and examine Tor ycarsefyes.' oc S-1m
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CHINCHLLAS, sUITING,


and TROUSERINGS.
Still making numbers of those good, substantial
Cashmere Suits-well made and well trimmed-tor
aqa no II