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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

ScHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS will be found to
possess those qualities necessary 70 the total eradtea
ton Of all bilious attacks, prompt to start the &c.
creions OF the liver, and give healthy tone TO the
entire system. Indeed, 1t Il no ordinary discovery
In medical sciencc TO have invented remedy for
these stubborn complaints which develop all the re-
suits produced by heretofore free Of catomela
mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, and acknow-
legged to be destructive In the extreme to the human
system. Thatthe properties OF certain vegetables
comprise all the virtues Of calomel withoat its in
furious Tendencies Is now admitted fact rendered
indispurabe by scientific researches, and those who
use the MANpRAKE PILLS will be fully satisfied
that the best medicines those provided by nature
in the common herbs aud roots OF the aelds.
These pills open The bowels and correct all bilious
arrangements Without salvation or uuy Of tue In
furious effects Of caiome or other poisons. The
cretion Of bile is promoted by these pills. win be
by the altered color OF the stools and disappear
ing OF the sailow complexion and cseaasinS Of the
tongue. tie ~ ,sj.Lsf 81 5 t:zs< $40 so
Ample directions for use accompany each box o,
pills. Prepared only BY j. II. SCHEacK q soN al
their princpa. eHce, corner Sixth and Arch streets
Philadephia. and for, sale b. all dFagsisss and
dealers. -., 5sa5.lg .It,ss,ffl4s q. II 81 81
Price, 95 esnts per box. IS
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ACCIDENT TO MIR. JAMES n. DUNLoP.-On
Saturday evening last Mr.. James N. Dun
lop, of this city, was thrown from his horse
while on his way to Charlotte Courthouse,
and received painful injuries, but no bones
were broken. He was found lying sense
the county, Mr.. Williams and Mr.. Eggle-
ston, VINO carried him to the residence Of
Colonel Henry A. Carrngton, and after
wards came home to Richmond. Mr.. Dun
lop has been confined to bed for two or
three days. He was out yesterday, but only
able to attend to such business as did not
require much locomotion. r. &
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CALICO BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
PooR-A calico ball will be given at Levy's
Hall on the 26th iastant for the benefit OF
the suffering poor OF this city. The music
will be furnished by Mr. Reinhardt. La
dies will be called on by the managers and
desired to join. Gentlemen wishing to at
tend can procure tickets by application to
S ladies 81 constitute ss @ the managers Mrs r
Branch, Mrs. NJ. F. Peasants, Mrs. ;Adair
Pleasants, Mrs. DR.. James B. McCaw, Ma
dame De Sibourg, Mrs. William Fl. Per-
kins, Mrs. John r., Williams, Mrs. George
Cunningham, Mrs. John P. Branch, Mrs.
DR.. Cullen, Mrs. r. q. Scott, and Mrs. Isaiah
II. White. ssf,..fE lft #.t, se..e5.s.f
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O look or gesture Of Mr.. Harrison that Mr..
Harrison meant to designate him as eau
Gus trickster. He asked Mr.. Harrison il
his conclusion was correct. The question,
or its equivalent, was repeated three times
by Major Daniel, slowly and emphatically,
and the answers were not satisfactory TO
him. Mr. Harrison is little deaf.7 He
then, in very decided terms, expressed
his opinion Of Mr. Harrison, presum-
ing that Mr. Harrison had alluded
to him as a caucus trickster. Mr.. Har-
rison advanced upon Major Daniel, and the
Major stood awaiting the assault, when the
chairman called upon the Sergeantat-Arms
to preserve order, and that officer and the
crowd rushed forward and intercepted the
advance when the two gentlemen were not
three feet apart-Major Daniel standing
erect as statue and cool as cucumber, and
Mr.. Harrison having the air of a man reso-
lutely determined to vindicate himself or
die in the attempt.
Explanations followed, resulting in Dir.
Harrison showing that he meant no personal
reflection upon Major Daniel or any one !;
whereupon Major Daniel made retraction,
in which he said that he recognized Nr.
Harrison as truthful and honorable gen.
tleman and the peer Of any man in the
House.
FARTHER ENROLMENT.
The following, offered by Mr.. Clarke Of
Surrv, was adopted:
RESOLVED, That all senators and members
OF the House who have not been enrolled in
this conference, and who may choose to do
so under the provisions OF the rule of its or
ganization, be respectfully and cordially in
yited to apply to the secretary and have
their names enrolled by him at any time
that may suit their convenience.
Mr.. Lady retired from the caucus after
protesting against the action Of the caucus
In the name Of the people Of Rockbridge.
.....G ..,..,. THE PURPOSE. .,r..,.
The following was offered by Major
Daniel just on the eve OF adjournment:
Resoleed, Thatthe purpose OF this organ
ization, as regular Conservatives, is simply
to bring them together to consult on party
policy, and not to determine any legislative
question. .-.-'.'. o
Adjourned. g..
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A Card from Rfr. Hunter.

- For the Dispatch.I Gff-|
General Rogers seemed to suppose in his
card yesterday that had charged him with
not keeping the books required by law. I
certainly did not intend to make any such
charge. 1 do not know, and did not pre-
tend to state, what books were kept in the
Second Auditors office. What meant to
state was thatzii list was kept Of, the; old
bonds sent in to the Second Auditors for
exchange, apd also a list Of the new bonds
issued, by acomparison Of the two it would
be easy to avoid the mistake Of an issue of
an order for exchanging bonds second
time when it had already been done once.
Very respectfully, r. NJ. T. HUNTER.
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The Presbyterian, Festiuut.- The festival
of the ladies of the Presbyterian church at
Cersley's Hall Thursday night was largely
attended, and 1t was the opinion Of all
present that it was the most enjoyable affair
OF the kind ever gotten up in the city. The
music, both vocal and instrumental, was Of
a high order. The bill of fare for supper
embraced all seasonable luxuries. The fes-
ttpal was largely attended, and the ladies
realized q handsome sum. By unanimous
request the festival was repeated last night
to equally as large and well pleaseda gather
inc as attended the opening night. - :
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PERsoNAL.-Among the visitors at the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were DR.. M.
L. Mcclure, Augusta county; j. NJ. Kent,
Fluvanna county; E. L. Lockett, North
Carolina; A. 3. Hague, Campbell county (;
General G. A. Curline, New York; and j.
II. McKae. Cumberland county.
w. Page McCarty, Esq, now engaged in
the newspaper business in Washington, is in
the city.
The Enquirer material is to be sold at auc-
ton on the 26th.
The subcommittee Of the House Finance
Committee, now about to commence the eX-
animation Of the Basement Offices, will pro-
badly require the services Of an expert ac-
countant. The committee discussed the
matter yesterday. Some members objected
to the employment OF any Richmond man
on the ground Of local prejudice. ..
The Governor signed the bill giving the
canal company the use Of the convicts before
it was enrolled. The thing has been done
dozens OF times before. 1t has been held by
knowing ones that there is nothing in the
law to prevent the Governor from signing
all the bills before they are enrolled if he
desires to. p...- .. ........ ..... ....-1.
In the city Circuit Court. yesterday the
suit OF w. n. Bragg against the York River
Railroad Company for bill for five months
services alleged to be due was decided in
favor OF defendants. = &C.. .:..5':-s.' ~
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The City jail. CITY Sergeant Fitzgerald
has had the room over the City Hall $50 long
used by Henderson Lodge, I. o. o. F. J fitted
upas receptacle for female prisoners. The
room has been entirely renovated and re-
paired, and will be both comfortable and
secure. 1t will be ready for occupancy in a
few days. There are at this time two female
prisoners in jall-one white and one col
ored-both charged with lunacy.
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II you want cheap parlor suit 90 TO Z. GATH-
RIGHr's. 16 Governor street.

+ GET THE GENUINE ARrIcLE-Tbe great rs,r,
arity Oh WILBoR's COMPOUND OF CoD-LIyKK
oiLANDL1Ah" has induced some unprincipsed per-
sonsso attempt 10 palm or simple article ofTtbedr
own manufacture; but any person who Is suGer,ne
from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption should bocare-
fai where they purchase this article It requires NO
punine. TIE results are its best recommendaiiona-
and The proprietor has ample evidence on Ae OF ,ts
extraordinary success, in pulmonary complaints.
The phosphate OF limo possesses q most msryelleus
healins power combined with the pure Liver
Oiby DR.. .WnBoR. It Is rexuisslYi prescribed by
the medical faculty. For sale by A. d. wILsoR,
Chemist, Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

SECURITY rTINvEsrMEsT.--JoINH H. CT IkrBoRHx
11oS Main street. agent MUTUAL LIFE-ISsu
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. assets now owes
$4,000, 600. This grand old company, With the
least ratio Of expense Of any company Ia the coun
try, With solid investments producing interest mort
than sufficient TO meet all mortality claims-iu
word. in perfected condition, demonstrating life In
surance under superior rhanagement-now tenders
to the community asEvEg PER CENT. COMPOUND
INTEREST INVESTMENT, WITHOUT cHARGI. FOR
THE HEGREATISsCRANCE BENEFIT WHILE IgyNsT-
ING. The agent specially invites conference, and
recommends the company as the most solvent imam
cial institution on the face OF the globe. 5Y
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GRAND FESTIVAL OF MUSIC AT

GRAND FESTIVAL OF MUSIC AT
" MOZART HALL on TUESDAY md WE'D
NEsDAY EVENINGS. December 18th and 10Th
in aid OF the enscrpri C Of building PUBLIC Ii
mond, by chorus Of about one hundred of the best
singers OF our community. assisted bv Miss ALICE
SWAIN, Mrs. JACOB REINHARDT, Mrs. j. II
KNOWLES. Jr., MIR. WILLIAM II. GRANT, Jr., Mr,
JOHN d. REpFoRp, and other solo talent to be
hereafter announced. Also, FULL AND POWER
FIJI ORCHESTRA. ID. ......-.. .."s..
The choru>es viii be hy The most distinguished
composers and the solos, &C., are all Of the most
pleasing character.
The orchestra will perform on each evening two
oyerturcs. ana will accompany the chornses and
some of the solos. ---
Tickets, 75c. Reserved seats 1t Wyatts music
store OH and after Tuesday morning, December 1th
~ O'Clock, wi hout extra charge. de l0-td
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THE THEATRE.-A slim audience wit
messed the performances at the Theatre last
night. The .Watkinses deserve better
houses. Their rendition Of the new comedy
drama Marriage was highly creditable,
and the comedietta OF the Little Rebel
brought down the house. Miss Amy Lee,
Miss Nellie Bingham, and indeed the en-
tire company, arc excellent in their re-
spective parts.
At the matinee this afternoon the Hidden
Hand will be presented, and tonight the
company close their engagement in this city.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-Mr. D. 3. Por-
ter, agent and conductor on the Bright
hope railway, accidentally shot himself in
the hand yesterday. He was in boat hunt
ing ducks on James river, near Osborne's,
when his gun exploded, he cannot tell how.
The wound is not q dangerous one, but will
prevent him from writing for some time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

REVISION OF THE CRIMINAL LAws.-The
Joint Committee on the Revision OF the
Criminal Laws met. yesterday and organized
by the election OF Senator Brooke, OF Fau-
quier, as chairman. 1t is the purpose OF the
committee to proceed promptly and ener-
getica!ly in the important work committed
to it's hands with aview to its completion
during the present session s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

The children's department IN "Andrews's Baxarf
Is attracting universal attention, as indeed It de.
serves. for nowhere can mothers get such correc,
idea Of The most recherche and tasteful STYLES for
the youngsters In all other matters of the toilet
too the information Is less exact and level 10 the
foremost demands OF the fashionable world, The
pages are adorned with cuts and plates and patterns
are furnished at unreasonable price, All this Will,
bright general reading, can be had by sending the
subscription price of one dollar to ". r. Andrews,
Cincinnati. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

VIRGINIA STATE DENTAL Association
In the report in yesterdays issue OF the
election OF officers to, this Association it
should have been stated that DR.. Thackston,
who has filed, the Office of president for
three years with such great satisfaction to
all the members, declined reelection,
though repeatedly urged to again acceptthe
position. AKA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

CHRISTMAS Is coming, as viii be seen by the splca-
did and beautiful array which Is now being made by
PIzZNI the prince or confectioners His display OF
French candies, American candies, gum, chocolate,
and marshmaow-drops. bon-bons, cakes, &C., is the
largest and best In the city. His prices are low to
suit The times. .yr .....s ss- -...s..st,.
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CHA1RMEN ELEcrED.-At meeting OF the
Committee on Claims and Salaries held yes
terday afternoon Mr.. w. H.. HaXall was
elected chairman, >-'G .tst-s. <,...a-} ~. ~
At meeting Of the Committee OH Ordi-
lnanees held last evening Colonel John H.
| Guy was elected chairman in place Of Mr..
George l.. Christian, elected president of
the Council. ''r-3.- 80.
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PHoToGR Apis AS HOLIDAY PRESENTS are the
best and cheapest that can be given, and REEss
gallery Is the best place to obtain them. His work
Is unsurpassed and .equaled by very few. BY the
new process Geckles and other. defects are NOT
visible. Four cards, 81, or $3.50 per dozen; large
size. Sl and upwards porcelain and nfcsize at
duced prices; gem photographs inew), 6oc. per
dozen. s2l and s23 Main street, near Eighth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

PoLICEaEN's BALL.-The ball to be given
by the police OF the Second district will take
place on the 18th instant. The proceeds
will be devoted to purchasing oyercoats for
the men in that district, and as number OF
tickets have already been sold the ball will.
doubtless be we'll attended. .s5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

Personally number of the friends Of
Mrs. George T. Litchield assembled at the
Petersburg depot yesterday to bid her bon
voydge on her return to her home in. the
Sunny South, after an extended sojourn in
Old Virginia. Mrs. Litcbtietd married a
gallant South Carolina officer during the
war, and has generally divided her time be-
tween the State Of her birth and that Of her
adoption. ....,.-......., .-s
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TIEE CAUCUS LAST NIGHT.
A. Determined Stnnd Taken by the
Conservatives.

THE MEETING AT THE CAPITOL LAST
NIGHT-GENERALs W. II. F. LEE IN THE
CHAIR ORGANIZATION EFFECTED-vA-
RIoUs VIEWS AS TO WHAT THE EMER-
GENCY REQUIREs-A. PAINFUL EPISODE
THE GRAND OLD PARTY TO BE MANI
TAINED-s1XTY.TWo MEMBERS STAND
SOLID. 7es s~t, nts .z-fs ere
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A. GRERNTREE,
.se -# ','a' '' 915 BROAD STREET,
has Just received very extensive stock of
.-. CLOTHING,
which he is selling at The most astonishing prices.
.sH s OyEHCOATS ~ - .t
.e at $3.50, reduced from 90.
-r. .... = See his stock Of -.s.'-.
~. ,rr. ..s FINE DRESS sr
81 BUSINESS SUITS. s-.a ,.e5t
Alse, just received, gts.~ ~
FoRTY-Two DOZEN HATS ,fs,..9 !.
at greatly reduced prices. .rs I,
The above goods were purchased to great adsan-
tage and in
J. .r'!44-' WILL DE OFFERED 49,
5.-f*5 VERY SMALL ADVANCE.
Call and judge for yourself, .
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PoUND-P PARTY To-DAY.--To-da st. PauPs
Church Home will doubtless be thronged
with visitors bearing their presents to the
pound-partysswhich III to be held there. The
6 Home" is at 708 Leigh street, and the
hours OF reception are from IL N. TO 9P. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

HELP FOR THE SUFFERERS IN THE FLOODED
DISTRICT.-The Council Committee on Re-
lief Of the Poor are issuing rations and wood
to the sufferers in the flooded districts OF
the city.
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WORTH KowING WHERE TO PURCHASE YOUR
HOLIDAY PREsEsTs.-In addition TO Toys and
Fancy Goods LEVY BRoTHERs offer q larse asi orr
mems OF Blankets, handsome Towels, Napkins, Ia
ha. and Ptano-Coyers, sets or Collars and Guns
CIoala. scarfs, Ties. craya,s, Gloves, SuspeuAers
and 1sany other useful articles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

FIRE ATTHE Posr.O OFFICE post-office
employees labor under great disadvantage
working without gas. Thursday night the
fame from candle fired string around o
package of letters, burning the. edges OF
tSeyerai Of the letters. ~, -.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

BUY nice SILK DREss-PATTERS. or an Al
PAcA CASHMERE, or some other style of Dress
Goods for Christmas present for your wife. mo-
ther, sister, or somebody else, at LEVY BROTHERS.
They offer extraordinary bargains in this line
Their store will be open this evening at o'clock to
accommodate the trade. ..s. ...,.... ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

Parlor suits in raw silk and coteIIne-the latest
style OF covering and best inaterinis E. CATH.
RIGHT. a#ssss.-sft - . 81, snsE Ts-S
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Diamonds, silver
Goods, Gold Spectacles and Eyeglasses. Plain Gold
Rings, Cameo Rings, Amethyst Rings Chased
Rings, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Sleeve-Buttons,
Bosom-Studs, Collar-Buttons, Jet Sets, Gold Sets
-~Ha G. GENNET's, GIT Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

SUFFERED fcarfully with swollen joints, went
on crutchcs,I tried every remedy without SUCCESS
GILEs's LINIMENT 1oDIDR OF AMMONIA cured
me. THOMAS MCDONNELL ~
17S Wellington street, Montreal
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & Co., Richmond
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Go TO LEVY BROTHERS, for your HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. They show the largest, best-assorted,
and cheapest stock In this city, Their store will be
opened this evening at 8 O'Clock to accommodate
those who could not make their purchases during
= Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

AN IMPORTANT ADVANCE IN THE MANuFAc-
TUnE Of Toilet Soaps was the introduction OF ely
cerine- The Transparent Soaps OF j. & z. ATxlE.
SON really contain large percentage Of this vaiua.
BILE ingredient ~, ..t-s.,r.-sr - 81 :,
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FRUIT CAKES, plain cakes, and small cakes Of
every description, as wel as pastry, be found at
PIZzIyTs. he is making them fresh every day. =
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Adjourned,

- SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Taylor Us.
Cleary and ais. Petition for rehearing filed
by plaintiff in error.
: Bowers, administrator, Us. Bowers and
ais. Partly argued by James Alfred Jones,
ESQ.,, for the appellant, and Judge w. j.
Robertson for the appellees, and continued
till to-day --s..I~a
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS, If You want to save from
FIVE 10 len per cent. go to C.ZlNAER's, 1886 Main
street, and buy your confectionertcs. He has the
largest stock in she city. = 81 '''' -..'
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The Richmond Stage Lane.-The stage
for Richmond leaves on its first trip'at 8
O'Clock A. NJ. the last at $50 T. ri. The
first one leaves Richmond at $40 A. NJ, and
the last at O'Clock p. NJ. 49, ..
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Fine EATING.PRUNEs at PIzZINI's,

YoU can find greater variety OF GOODS Of every
description, suitable for holiday presents at LEVY
BROTHERS., than In any other establishment In
this city. Their store will be opened this satsrdayl
evening at O'Clock. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-15

GoDEY's LADY's Book for January, 1878,
and Detroit Free Press (to-day's weekly
edition), to hand from Ellyson & Yancey,
1112 Main street.
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GENUINE OLD ARABIAN MOCHA COFFEE, fresh
roasted, can'b be had TO-DAY at SHELTON, MINOR
& co.'s, Eighth and Main. a..ggis,is e.tE Il
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

THE GLENwooD RYEIs THE wHIskHY referred
to below: .t,. n-. .z. ron
This certificate entities the holder receive from
the Virginia State Agricultural Society The frat
premium which was awarded at the Fair held In the
city Of Richmond In November, 1877, for. theBEsr
aud pUREsT DIsTILLATIoS OF wHIsKRY, TO W.
D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond.
~ rl ts- s E. G. LEIGH, Secretary.
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"MERMAID TRocnEs.n-Ac concentrated specific
suited for thi. enlightened age. Nervousness, Rheu-
matsm, General Debility, aud all internal sches
and pains. Convenient for the pocket Especially to
Dyspcptics). A delightful Trochcn for ladies and
children. See circular. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
POLK MILLER S Co.. and druggists generally csc
opJ
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PIzzrNI has hne lot Of California Pears.

II You arc going to be married go to GATIIRYGHT's
and get your chamber suit. He has suits at all prices
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HKAYON PORTRAITS. The under
~ signed, having had considerable experience in
lhe art OF making ACCURATE CkAfON LIKE
SEsSE3 from photographs. would be pleased 10 re-
Ceye orders for the same. He can guarantee salts
faction, and wip make q HANDSOME LlFE-SIZE
PICTURE for the reasonable sum Of $40. Address
Or call on GEORGE b. MATTHEW'S,
de 3-lnS Sf6 east Leigh street, city.
VHE DIFFERENT CLUBS, SOCIE-
h TIES, AND CIVIL ORGANIZATIONS, pro-
osing 70 unite In rho demonstration OF welcome 20
i' GovernGr-eci aud Ills friends OF the valley In
tas proce OF the Isl OF January are requested
70 report to mt on MONDAY NEXT at 10 A: 3D.,
st my headquarters, Office OF Judge Lay, 1902 Main
sitbet, 80 : - l'EtsfT& r. L WALKER.
&c l4-2t Chief Marsha.
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Bargains in all kinds of shoes at the CHURCH
HILL VARIETY STORE.
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c. ZIMMEn, 1886 Main street, is turning out
daily from SIX hundred TO one ethousand pounds of
CANDY and SUGAR-ToYs s'LE#..
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If you want 10 buy the pretres, CANDY and ST.
GAR-ToYs in lie city, go to c. zIMMER's, 1896
Main street. ..r
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These goods are made expressly for US and will be
sold very cheap. Don't fall to cali before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Asa@ t@ J.. FL. SIMPSON 6 Co.
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Buy your CANDY and SUGAR-ToYs from G.
ZIMMER. He manufactures on a very extensive
scale; .s t@ =a# i it.H. vs."
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Just received, lot Of ine.parlor suits-the prcr.
tiest goods in the cityat the lowest price, Z. GATH
RIGHT. .... .i...-r. ....--.. .,r,