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IS BunnfC.n

Editors Dispatch Your plea rthe squir-
rels in your issue of this morning is most
timely, and expresses the sentiments and
deserves the thanks OF our citizens.
1t may not be generally known that no
public provision is made for Bunnie. He
is State prisoner, and yet all object Of
charity, dependent almost entirely upon
the consideration and commiseration of his
friends for his daily bread.
Surely, as we have deprived him Of the
meals OF providing living for himself,
we should furnish him one, and a few dol
lars will do it. But you know what is every
body's business is nobody's business. AS
the case now stands nil Bunnie's friends
NAV find it convenient to give HIM lunch
to-day, and may do so, and he will be
feasted; but tomorrow none OF them may
find it convenient to attend TO him, and he
must Derforce fare on "short commons y:
and the trouble is il he is liable to be neglect
ed tomorrow, he is equally liable to be neg
ected the next day, and the next, and any
uncertain number OF days, to the peril OF all
his local attachments and his few ounces OF
flesh. He cannot remcdythe mattcr, and 1t Is
surelyblta ght compensatlonfortl the pleas
ure he affords us to remedy it for him. Now,
il any of his friends-and he has hosts OF
them-will volunteer, or can be induced to
act as his commiSsary, lay in his supplies,
and distribute him his .rations regularly-a
kind OF Indian Bureau, you know-and will
designate place where donations maybe
left for this purpose, am satisfied an abun-
dance will be contributed for Bunnie's lar
der, and something left over to improve his
general domestic arrangements. I believe
the hosts of little children who frolic with
him on the bright days, when told that he is
dependent on public charity for his meals,
will be eager to contribute Of their little
store to take care OF him in the dark days,
and will give more than is necessary to do
so il they are told where to carry their con-
tributions. One word more, Mr.. Editor
If we are going to do anything in this mat
ter, let us set about it. Perhaps, II the
means were provided, the Governor would
furnish the medium.
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Ninor Topics.-The dedication OF Odd
Fellows Hall tomorrow night will be a
grand affair. -.. >.. ..s
A number OF civil cases were disposed Of
at the Senior Justices court Saturday.
Preparations are nearly completed Tor the
Baptist social meeting Wednesday night.
Conference recognized the Fifth-Street
Methodist church. and Rev. Mr.. Wander
slice will supply that station for the present.
Mayor Clarke's first week Us Mayor was
not very busy one.
Councilman Gibbs says he intends to press
his resolution for 4 reduction OF salaries to
a vote at the next meeting OF the Council.
Captain Fitzgerald is ready to pay off the
jurors who served ut the late term OF the
Hastings Court.
Hull-strect pavement, west side, from
Mayo's bridge to Bridge avenue, is in a de-
plorable condition.
At his HolE-Springs farm Major Walker
is making many Improvements, and some
fine racing may be expected the coming
spring.
There is 4 fine opening for an entcrpris-
ing capitalist at the Manchester Iron orks,
now suspended for some months.
Judge Clopton's decision on the resigna-
tion OF Commonwealtl's Attorney Attkisson
may be expected in few days.
The Catholic population OF Manchester
are quietly at work in reference to their
chapel to be erected in this city. ..
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THE BIG FESTIVAL OF MUsIC.-Despite
the tremendous storm of wind and rain pre-
vailing on Friday evening last, quite num-
Der OF singers, including some ladies, as
sembled ct the English Lutheran church for
rehearsal of the choruses to be sung on the
18th and 10Th OF December at the festival OF
music to be given in Mozart Hall in aid OF
the library and museum fund to be raised
in this city. 1t was thought best, in con-
sideration of the inclemency Of the weather,
to delay the commencement of the rehear-
sails until this evening at s O'Clock, at which
time it is expected that all who design
taking part will be on hand, and the prac-
ticing will continue on each successive Fri
day and Monday evening, without regard
to weather.
Enough good singers have expressed a
determination to assist to make the affair 4
splendid success.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Mofett Rcgisters.-W. G. Flournoy,
commissioner of the revenue for the First
district of Chesterfield county, commenced
Saturday putting up the Motfett registers
in his district. He put up one at the,fol-
lowing places: In Swansboro,, Lee Clem-
ent's, Klevesahl's, and Il. Il. Morflssells )
one at Chalkley's, on the Broad-Rock road,
and two at Granite. These are all that are
REQUIRED in Manchester district. All OF the
above are alcoholic registers. He expects;
to 20 to Midlothian tomorrow, and viii
supply Bermuda before he returns. SIX
are required for Midlothian and 1our 1oi
Bermuda. .-,f.
Mr.. Flournoy estimates that the distance
travelled by him, going and returning, IN
putting up the registers and in making bis
monthly returns OF the state OF the registers,
will approximate 200 miles.
In the second district (Matoaca, Clover
Hill, and Dale) Samuel A. Mann, In per
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e9.CEST$Td,KE.
DECEIVED At THE
ga-CENT STORE

!. large lot # WALNUT FRAMES 1t 99c. apiece :;
a,-o. more OF hose WALNUT FRAMES at 99c. 4
yair:
Ten cases o: TN TOILET SETS At 99c. apiece:
%orr Of those Large HEARTII-VASES at e9c. 4
pair:
The tt,t Mems and Boys GLOVES and GAUNT-
LETS 10 b" seen In town. including Buck. Dog
SKIN. am! kid-ncd or unned. with or without
fur-top "rrauntlcts:
al sizes in Ladies, Misses, Mems, and Boys
SHOES;
Another inyoIcc Of THREE SHELF WALNUT
BOOk-EhykS;
New styles IN Ladies OPERA and MATINEE
CHAINS:
Also. few vcry handsome NECk-CHAINS and
CHARMS:
JOAL-SCCTTLES in Galvanized or Japanucd-
either helmet or funnel shape:
N,ry handsome WALNUT CLOCk-SHELVES,
WALL-rOCKETS, SIDE-BEACkETS, COR
NER-BR AC kETS-onc and two for 99c.
Catalogue, free to any address.
orders from The country should be sent carly as
q1ssiblc - :ie rus! AZ holidays occasions some de-
.1y. W. 4. STEVENS,
uo24 505 Broad street.
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ORGANIZATION OF NEW COUNCIL ISDE-
PENDENT ORDER OF ST. .LUEE.-Mount Tabor
Council, No. G3, was duly consecrnted on
Thursday night by John It. Fessenton, P.
W. c. OF Olive Branch Council, No. sc, as
sisted by w. NJ. 7. Forester, R. w. G..
Secretary OF the r. W. Grand Council OF
Virginia. The following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing quarter: Edward
Mitchell, w. c.; Richard c. Burke, Y. c.;
Robert B. Evans, w. R. S.. A. L. Monroe,
W. +. S.: Junius C. Crump, W. T.; Peter
Steward, W. c.; George B. Robinson, S.
c.; Bartlett Clarke, J. c.; Isaac Peasants,
/. S.; Ennis Dickerson, 0. S.; Richard
Hurt, r. OF W.; John A. Harper, w. +.
At the conclusion Of the meeting the men,
bers OF the different Councils present par
took Of hearty supper served by Mount
Tabor Council.
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REAL-ESTATE TRASsFERS.-Thef following &
is list OF the conveyances OF real estate
for the week ending November 81, 1877 /:
Lots fronting-51 Sc feet on Howard street
for $1,000; so feet on Third street between
Jackson and Duval for $500; GG feet on
Broad street corner OF Second for Sc, 400 /;
% 2l-24 feet on Cary street near Fourteenth
for So; 32 feet on Clay street corner OF
Hancock for $1,000; "a feet on Cary street
between Randolph and Washington for
1892 sd feet on Clay street between Adams
street and Brook avenue for $685.; 303 feet
on Grace street between Adams and Fou-
shec for $1,000; 20 feet on Pine street be-
tween Beverly and Albemarle for S1,650;
J foot on Broad street between Second and
Third for $40; 494 feet on Cary street be-
tween Pearl and Virginia for 4,S50; so feet
on Ninth street near Leigh for $500; % feet
on St. John street between Federal and
Coutts for S152; % feet on st. John street
between Federal and Coutts for S15G.
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SECURITY YINvEsTMENT.-JoHN II. CLAIBORNE,
HOS Main street, agent MUTUAL LIFE-ISsC-
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, assets now over
Ss2,OOO,000. This grand old company, with the
least ratio of expense Of any company i'll the coun-
try with solid investments producing Interest more
than sufficient to meet all mortality claims-in a
word In perfected condition, demonstrating life in
surancc under superior management-now tenders
to the community SEVEN PER CENT. COMPOUND
INTEREST INVESTMENT, WITHOUT CHARGE FOR
TIE GREAT INSURANCE BENEFIT WHILE INVEST
ING. The agent specially invites conference, and
recommends the company rs the most solvent fnan-
cal Institution on the face of the globe.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Another Invitation from Charleston.
HANDSOME LETTER FROM THE CAPTAIN OF THE
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY TO CAPTAIN
BISFORD-CoMMENT OF THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA PRESS.
The following was received by Captain
Bin!ord on Saturday:
HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON LIGuT)
INFANTRY,
CHARLESTON. S. c., Nov. %, 1877. }
To Captain Bin ford, the Officers and Mem
ters Of the Walh-er Light Guard, Rich
mond, Va.:
Captain,-The invitations extended to
YOU by the Carolina Rifle Battalion, and
General Siegling, commanding the Fourth
brigade. South Carolina State troops, to visit
Charleston on the 22d OF February, 1878.
and unite with the citizen soIdiery in the
commemoration OF the birthday OF the
illustrious Eirginan George Washington,
are cordially seconded by the Washington
Light Infantry, OF Charleston. This day
has been regularly celebrated by this COM
mand for nearly three quarters Of a century
with an oration, military parade, and other
fitting obserrances. On the coming birth
day we propose to add to the GUS
tomary ceremonies in. honor OF the day.
1t will be the first parade Of the white
military as part Of the recognized militia
OF South Carolina for seventeen years. You
will recall the circumstance of our last
birthday-parade having been forbidden by
an extraordinary military order from Presi-
dent Grant.
On this coming gala occasion the sons Of
no State will be nearer to the hearts Of
Carolinians than those OF glorious old Vir-
ginia. At the mention OF that name Mem
ory is busy with the recollection Of her
tender care and generous sympathy to
thousands from the Palmetto State in dark
and troublous days. There is not one who
"worc the gray" who would not eXclaim,
'For her bounty.
There IS no winter In it,
Captain, there is not and cannot be indii-
ference to VirginianS in South Caro-
lima. Come to the Getty by the Sea" in
February next, and you will realize the
warmth OF our love and affection for Fir-
ginians. Every command in the brigade
will consider it an honor and 4 privilege to
welcome and entertain you here. Your
whole time will be under appointment. We
therefore ask your acceptance OF our invita-
ton for Friday evening, 22d Of February,
1878, from to o'clock, at which time we
will arrange our ceremonies, and will be
proud to have band of Virginians unite
with us in doing honor to the memory OF
the Father of his Country.
With renewed assurances OF our high
esteem and consideration, l am, Captain,
your very obedient servant,
WILLIAM A. COURTENAY,
Captain Washington Light Infantry.
Forwarded through General Harry Hcth
and General T. NJ. Logan, of Richmond.
Both Of the Columbia papers have had
lengthy articles replying to the charges Of
inhospitality against their citizens and SOL
diers and uniairness on the part Of the
Judges in the competitive drill.
The Columbia correspondent OF the
Charleston Ne,oS and Courier also defends
the Columbians at length.
The Walker Light Guard will meet to-
night to act on (and no doubt to accept) the
invitations from Charleston.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-For the Middle
States, temperature diminishing, winds
mostly casterly to southcrly, threatening
and rainy weather, followed in the south
ern portion OF the former by rising barom-
eter, southerly winds, and partly cloudy
weather. .-..... ......
For the South Atlantic States, rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer, southwesterly
winds backing to southeasterly, warmer
and partly cloudy weather.
For the East Gulf States, Tennessee, and
the Ohio Valley, falling barometer, south
erly to casterly winds, generally warmer.
cloudy weather, and rain-areas, followed in
the western portion by rising barometer,
winds shifting to brisk and high northerly,
colder, partly cloudy weather. and rain
areas.
Cautionary signals continue at Thatcher's
Island, Boston, Woods Hole, Newport,
New London, New Haven, New York, Sandy
Hook, Barnegat, Atlantic City, Cape May,
Baltimore, Norfolk, Cape Henry, and all
the Lake stations aud arc ordered for In
dianoia, Galveston, and New Orleans.
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The Red-iStocking BaH.-Despite the in
clement weather there was a brilliant
gathering at Cersey's Hall Friday night on
heoccasion OF the anniversary OF the Red
Stocking Baseball Club. The music was Of
the first quality, the committee (Blessrs.
Charles Moore, Willie Hurt, and George
w. Jones) attentive to all their guests, and
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL C0NCERT.-By
request OF the pastor and congregation Of
the Second (coloreO Baptist church the
Donizetti Club will repeat their concert
given October 29th at Odd-Fellows' Hall,
below the Exchange Hotel, tonight The
Club is composed Of some good singers. An
excellent programme will be presented.
The admission-fee is small, and the attend
ance will doubtless be large.
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WINCHESTER MILITARY TO VISIT RICll-
AoND.-It is understood that the Winches-
ter Light Infantry, one OF the crack COM
panies of the Valley, will visit Richmond
upon the occasion OF the inauguration Of
Governor; Holiday. They will doubtless
cared for than the Richmond soldiers were
when they went to Columbia.
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PERsoNAL.-Peter J. Burton, OF the Pc
tersburg Inde1-Appea!, was in the city on
Saturday. ....
Among the visitors to the Tobacco EX-
change on Saturday were +. 3. Balm, of
Petersburg; G. w. Anderson, of Amelia
L. i. Mason, OF Southampton; n. T. Payne,
Of Buckingham; and John Anderson, Of
Dale, Ind. ..,.
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EVERY woman owes it to herself and to society to
dress rs elegantly as her means willpcrmit. Nature
has deckcd the flowers, the trees the clouds with rich
color and graceful form. Many women counterfeit
nature badly in this respect, on account Of bad
standards of taste. This can be obvlatcd by Pc
r,isal OF "Andrews's Bazar,' published at Cincin-
natl at the low price Of one dollar per year, and
illustrated with the most diversified flshiOuplatcs.
Send to the proprietor, W. r. Andrews, for speci-
men copy price, 10 cents.
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BEAUTIFUL GOLD WATCnEs.-Some Of the most
beautiful watches in the city ut remarkable prices.
For instance. beautiful Gold Watch at s2J, and
$50. and 10, and Stem- Wndcrs at S50-very SUI
perb, splendid tmc-kcepcrS. Also, some more mag
niiiccnt at $50 aud S75 and upwards, at
c. GENNET.S. OH Main street.
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Sad Aflictions.-Two worthy families
were bercaved Friday and Saturday by the
death OF children by that dread scourge
diphthcria Ufa, bright and interesting
little daughter Of James Dornin, and Birdie,
infant daughter OF James B. Toby, are the
latest victims. In this sad dispensation OF
Providence the sorrewing parents have the
heartfelt sympathy Of a large circle OF
Yriands
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Mrs. COMsT0CK's MEETINGS IN RICHMOND.
AS result OF the meetings held here for
women last week by Mrs. Comstock a num-
ber OF ladies met on Saturday for the pur-
pose of organizing for work amongst the
poor. This movement is not confined to
any denomination, but anybody who feels
that there is work for her to do can find q
place amongst these philanthropists. They
will soon set on foot some plan for the ame-
Iteration Of the condition OF the needy poor
OF the city.
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JUDGMENT ESTERED.-In the Hastings
Court on Saturday Judgment was entered
in the case Of Andrew Krouse for permit
ting unlawful gaming at his. house. The
law fixes the fine at 500 and costs, with
revocation Of license. John Krouse, bro
ther OF the accused, was granted license to
sell wines, liquors, DC. Andrew krouse
was required to give security in the sum OF
$500 for his good behavior. The security
was given and the fine paid.
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DyEFyG. CLEANING, &c.

| lSNEMAN & CO., STEAM DYEING
1 AND SECURING. 420 BROAD STREET, BE
WkEN FOURTH AND FIFTH. - Genilenen's
.afnen,s Cleaned and Dyed. Also, BID gloves,
Gathers. ladies' dresses, and simwis. Orders per
,lsta!-card promptly attended TO. Goods called Tor
" '"ti"cred In any part Of The city.
L. IINEEMAE Il CO..
Steam Dyero and Sconrers.
improved machine for sponginy.
se seZS-d2,aw&w3iD
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TRUSTEES RASDoLPH-MACoN COLLEGE,
At late meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
of Rando]ph-Macon College, held atLynch-
burg. Va, Rev. 2. A. Peterson was elected
to ill vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Rev. James A. Duncan, D. D., and Mr..
Leroy S. Edwards to the.vacancy occasioned
by the death OF Mr.. William Willis, Jr.3
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FINE DUcKs.-We saw the other day some very
fine Pakin and Cayuga Ducks from the Yards OF Mr..
E. +. ERLASD. Plymouth, Mass. These fowls were
we'll marked, and very handsome specimens of
these varieties
Mr.. ERLAND also breeds Light Brahnas and Ply
mouth Rocks, besides Roucn, Call and Decoy-
Ducks. He keeps none but tirst-cltss stock.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO.. advertising agents, insert ad.
vertiscments In all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countin2-room will receive prompt atten.
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A DULL DAY.-saturday is always dull
day on 'Change. Last Saturday, however,
was more dull than usual. OF tiEty-fve hogs
heads opened, only three samples were Of
tered, and on these there We're no bidders.
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forming the same duty, will travel about
$50 miles.
The first returns will be made at the Janu-
ary term OF the County Court, and monthly
thereafter. ..~ ".3-s. +. 5- s.<.
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ANOTHER lot Of those particularly cheap and
handsome Ladies' CLoAKs, In plain and figured,
lust received at JULIUS MEYERS, COS Broad street.
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LECTuRE.-Rev. George Z. Booker will
lecture at Trinity church tomorrow (Tues-
day. night for the benefit OF Richmond
Lodge, /. o. G. 7. Subject, "Thc Girl OF
the PeriOQ'
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VERY CHEAP.-Ladies' THREE-BUTTON IN
DRESSED KID GLOVES, warranted genuine, only
75c, at julius MEYERS.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a!thc
DISPATCH PRlNTlNG-HorSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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FURNITURE.

LURE URE. MATTRESSES. =.
Z BEDDING. &C.--Cal on j. d. GATE issSSx.
,rr,old. ! have = large stock OF al cas cS.' z
.rplu In" tur-. 10 the cheapest. for Parlor, Cham
-r, a.ui D.Llng-Roon. Call and lie convinced that
c%nno; buy The same class Of goods at the
price c!st.wltr,. 3l-3m
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n kOTltE.-lo THE TAXPAYERS OF HEN
~ RICO COUNTY: The tax-bls for TuckahOe,
hr0Okland FEi-d,.,d aud Vor,na Districts will bp
tddT Tor collection al the Treasurcrs office in the
county courl-house, from the 18th to the 30th No.
'ehbcr Inclusive. All persons paying their taxes
t.orc the 1st duy OF De cemb Will be entitled to
"!ucon Of two per cent. after which time five per
cent. will be added. a. the law directs.
WILLIAM 81. McGRUDER,
40 l2-lDe1 County Treasurer,
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NINE. DEMoREsT's new winter styles just opened
at julius MEYERS.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

aSfRAYED OR STOLEN FROM I'm
stable, On the night OF the 23d instant, ZESA
\ ], ,Ll.lhAGE S9RREL HORSE, With white face. A
sss sftie reward Will be given fO. bis return.
| s A. R. COURTNEY,
40 S6-1t8 S15 Governor Street.
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IF YOU HAVE FAILED to get satisfactory PIC
TURE elsewhere, try FRAYsER. He Is sure t
please you.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.

We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work In manner that cannot be sur
passed.
We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filled and de
livcrcd by express or mail.
We will checrfuly furnish cstlmates and send
ampcs when required. NH 21-d.sw,&w
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lust RECEIVED, % SUITS OFA
~ tlc jc- Chamber. ParIor. and Dining tA
Erom Furniture 10 be found In the city. and ~
daily additions - same. have the largest lotI
Z" Walnut suits, .ud some nf the finest that can bc
tpund In tie city, made OF the best material and OF
The tc, workmanship, and III lower prices than the
AtIsc class Of goods have ever been offered. Also,
HH" Pari"r salts IN totclinc. Tapestry, Satcen,
Ecps. and iarCloth. Parties in want OF fine goods
h6uId no; i4i! 20 examine my stock before buying.
4 iGll line O! cheap goods always on hand.
L. GATHRIGHT,
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LADIES will save money by getting thair cLoAKs
at JULIUS MEYERS. He IS selling them at very
lou
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CARD-PHoToGRAPns, S2 per dozen; large size
only 81, at FRAYsER's extensive gallery.
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WANTS.

,-,STEp. PURCHASERS FOR
" "a barrels ArrLES,
~ h,Trrle IRISH POTATOES.
~ hsrTols SWEET-POTAT0ES,
70 imhs EUTTER.
49,. ~ 80 choice GREEN OUNCES.
t'~"f '" JOHN 4. BURCH 4 CO.
,,r,,ccn;h >:-cc: between Main ans franklin.
10 26-lt' --------------.---------
,STFD. .aLlNEIOUTHto 10 be GENE
~ -rIv l,SErlA. in and ont of STORE.
' hHaSTTIgf," through the roSt-oftcc. giving
tddrT%>o ND Eating general capacity.
reference '" S'o no 2S-1t4
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was partly clear
and mild. At night it was cooler and threat
cning.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: q \. NJ, 60;
Q 4. NJ. G5; noon. 70; 3 =. NJ. GS; 2.
NJ, 80 midnight. 60.
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SOME GREAT BARGAINS in Children's FANCY
HOSIERY just received at JULIUS MEYERS.