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POPULAR LEcTURE.-The Ladies' Indus
trial Society OF Park Place Methodist church,
in this city, have engaged the services of the
Rev. William &. Starr, the gifted and elo-
quent pastor of Broad-Street Methodist
church, for lecture on Friday night, the
Goth instant. The lecture will be delivered in
Park-Place church. The subject of the
lecture is American Humor." Rev. Mr..
Starr possesses rare talent as lecturer. He
is crisp, sparkling and racy, and delivers
himself with inimitabie grace and fiuency.
This lecture is for the benefit of Park Place
Methodist church-a new enterprise in the
west end Of our city; ndsince its appeals to
the public for patronage and aid have been
so few, we doubt not that generous re-
sponse will be made to this effort OF the la
dies to raise money, especially as rich
equivalent is offered in lecture.
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MANCHESTER ASD VICINITY.

The CIy Jail to be E1amined.-Judgc
Clopton, of the Husting, Court, has issued
the following order: In pursuance OF the
recommendation OF the jail inspectors.
made in their report submitted December
9Th, it is ordered that Richard II. Vaughan.
a mechanic skilled in such matters, proceed
to examine Tie city Jail with reference TO
the recommendation OF sad inspectors, and
submit plan of necessary repairs, together
with detailed specifications and estimates OF
the probable cost OF the same. In the
mean time It is ordered that the Sergeant
have The said Jail constantly guarded until
the necessary repairs can be completed and
accented by tie Court"
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PERsoSAL.-Among the visitors to the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were Leroy
Roper, Petersburg; William Waddy, LOU
isa; and S. E. Harper, Nottoway.
Z. Darlington CabeIl, Esq, last night,
while crossing Broad street at the corner OF
Fifth, slipped and fell, sustaining serious
fracture of one Of his ankles. Captain
White, of the police, called carriage, and
Mr.. Cabcll was conveyed to his fathers
residence, on Governor street, and received
proper attention.
Among the visitors 10 the city yesterday
was Mayor Cameron and Mcssrs. John E.
Townes, William 3. McIlwainc, John D.
Cooper, W. 3. Vernelson, and Colonel ..
G. Fields, OF Petersburg; and e. l.. Tur-
ner, county clerk OF GreensyilIe county.
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After singing, rectatiors from the schol-
ars OF the different schools were listened to.
Prayer was offered for the prosperity OF
the schools by James Johnson, OF st. James
Sunday school.
The Union was then addressed by r.
Bruce Evans. OF Mt. Tabor Sunday school
subject, 1.-THE Nature and Objects OF the
Sunday School,"
The President appointed William James,
OF GraVel-Hill Sunday school, to address
the next Union. After which the meeting
adjourned to meet with the Scven-Pines
Baptist Sunday school on the second Sun
day in March, 1879.
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THE GEORGE CASE-HUTG JuRY.-The
George case has been continued from day
to day on account Of the absence and illness
OF Mr.C. 4. Baldwin, juror. Yesterday the
clever Jurors, with PERMISSION OF the Judge,
went to Mr. Baldwin's residence and con-
suited with him. Upon returning to the
court they reported that they were unable
to agree, and that nothing short OF physical
force or dcspotic power would get "a verdict
from them. Judge Fitzllugh gave the jury
further time for consultation, and about .
O'Clock they reported that they were still
unable to agree on the issue submitted--as
to whether there bad been a marriage be-
tween the late William 0. George and Caro-
line Jackson.
1t is understood that the jury stood one
OF the opinion that there had been marriage
and eleven that there had been no marriage.
On the first II ial OF this celebrated case the
Jury rendered verdict that there was no
marriage. On the second trial they failed
20,
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HuSTINGs CoURT.-Yesterday the case OF
the Commonwealth as. Louis Rueger was
continued until tomorrow to enable defend
ants counsel time to file bills OF exception.
Jefferson Grymes (colored) was convicted
Of attempted rape on the person of Mrs.
Sarah Anthony, and his punishment as
sessed ut ten years. confinement in the penf-
Tertiary. A motion to set aside the verdict
was continued until Thursday. Grymes
was convicted once before, and received the
same sentence, but obtained new trial.
The Court at 1920 O'Clock p. NJ. adj
journed until this morning.
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enforced the idea that all had cross to bear,

enforced the idea that all had cross TO bear,
sinners as well as Christians.
DR.. Hatcher supplemented The remarks Of
DR.. Warren, and said these passages OF
Scripture laid away in the mind would come
back to us like welcome visitors at the fit
ting time.
Rev. j. o. Turpin, OF King William.
urged that greater effort should be put
forth to convert the children while their
hearts where young and tender. as they
had less OF doubt and scepticism than
"grown-up children"
The next meeting OF the Association will
be held with the Second church OH the Sec
ond Sunday in January, 1879.
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Mr.. BERRY's LECTURE To-NIGHT.-Mr.
W. w. Berry, of Bedford, will tonight de-
liver his popular lecture on "The Humor-
GUS Side of Life" in the Hall of the House
OF Delegates, at s O'Clock. Mr.. Berry Is
we'll known in Virginia, and the lecture is
delivered at the solicitation OF many OF his
friends IN the General Assembly. The lee
ture was delivered some months ago in q
distant portion of the State, and the pro-
ceeds devoted 10 the yeIlow.fever sufferers.
Mr.. Berry will no doubt have full house.
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CHURCH NoTEs.-Rev. Mr.. Fl. Melville
Jackson preached at the Monumental church
on Sunday morning, and Rev. Mr.. Arm
strong preached at Grace church.
At the First Baptist church the pastor
Dr. Warrenj filled his pulpit morning and
night. After the morning service he re-
ceived one person for baptism.
At Clay-Street Baptist church the pas
tor (Rev. S. G. Clopton) received two per-
sons into full fellowship at the communion.
At Fulton Baptist church Rev. W. l..
Pitcher is preaching every night this week
in series OF meetings at this church.
AT Pine-Strect Baptist church. as TIE re-
suit OF the recent meetings, eighteen have
proiessed conversion, seventeen have been
received for baptism, and four others have
been received by experience and restoration.
Sunday morning the pastor (Rev. J. B. Hut
sony received two persons, and at night he
baptized eleven. The meetings go on every
evening this week.
At Grace-Street Baptist church the pas
tor (Dr. HATCHERY filled his pulpit, and bap-
tZed one person att night.
At LeiSh-Slreet Baptist church Rev. John
0. TuIpin, OF King William county, filled
the pulpit morning and night, preaching
very acceptable sermons to large congrega-
tions. Rev. Dr.. Garick filled Mr.. TurpIn's
pulpit in King William on Sunday.
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PUBLIC PRlNTING.-The joint Committee
OF the two houses on Printing, it was un-
derstood. would meet Yesterday morning 10
hear and investigate the charges made by
Mr.. James L. Goode against superintendent
r. Z. Frayser. NJ the appointed hour no
quorum was present and none could be OBJ
tanned. Another effort 10 get quorum
will be made this mornng. MI Frayscr
denies al! the charges, and bcgS for Il speedy
and full investigation.
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The Hop To-Morro1o Night.-The com
plimentary hop announced as about to De
rendered to one OF our city's fairest guests.
soon to return TO her mountain home, VIII
not take place at Lycenm Hall, but at the
residence OF well-known citizen OF the
West End, tomorrow night.
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Our NEW MILITARY CoMPANY.-There
was meeting Of the new company at the
Circuit Courtroom last night at O'CLOCK.
After discussing matters OF preliminary
importance the company adjourned 10 meel
next Saturday night week, 2lst instant foI
the purpose Of organization and election OF
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HENRICo CouRT.-The December term OF
this court commenced yesterday.
Myron Baker was acquitted Of the charge
OF not keeping q road in order.
The case OF William Bates (colored),
charged with the larceny Of q lot Of tools,
was POSTPONED until to-day week.
No other business of Importance was
transacted.
The court will meet again tomorrow.
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LECTURE By BIsuoP KfASE.-This eve
ming at O'Clock Right Rev. Bishop Keane
will lecture at Mozart Hall on THE Catho-
lie Church and Human Nature" The high
reputation OF this prelate rs a speaker, and
the circumstance that this is his first appear
ance on public rostrum in his diocese, Will
doubtless insure good audience.
The proceeds of the lecture are to. be given
to the funds Of a charitable society connect
ed with his church, which distributes its
aims without regard to age, sex. or religious
belief-the Confraternity Of St. Vincent OF
Paul.
Two centuries and half ago this venera-
BILE priest-the founder Of the Sisters OF
CharIty-inaugurated confraternities OF
charity" among the laity, which long since
spread over the earth. The members per.
sonally visit the sick and destitute, and each
Sunday obtain from the common fund aims
for the needy and afflicted. AS winter ap-
proaches, the contributions Of the members
grow unequal to the claims, and hence ap-
peals like the present to the public at large.
Such cause should not appeal in vain.
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QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE VAB1NA AND
FAIRFIELD BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOoL UNION
(CoLORED). This Union met on Sunday
with the st. James Baptist Sunday school,
on the James-River road, Vice-President
j. l.. Adams presiding. The meeting was
opened with singing and reading, and
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Sykes, OF Gravel Hill.
The reports OF the several schools show the
average attendance OF officers, teachers, and
scholars to be as follows
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The Temperance Nseting.-Mcssrs.
butcher and Wells, the temperance orators,
addressed large audience IL the Manches-
ter Methodist Church Sunday evening. AT
the conclusion OF the addrcSScsa 4 number
OF persons, in response 10 al invitation,
came forward and signed the pledge.
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An Acc0mmodution.-Thc Old Dominion
Cotton Mills Company bave ordered large
rejecting lamp to be lit every night and
placed on the arch bridge over the cana! for
the accommodation of their operatives. who
leave the factory at 7! O'Clock at night.
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VIVA YocE.-General Taliaferro in the
House yesterday introduced resolution IA
voring constitutional amendment provid-
ing for uipa-uoce voting, and gave notice OF
his intention to urge the same before the
committee md House.
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SPEER's PORT GRAPE WINE FOR PARTIES
Physicians employ SpEEE's PORT GRAPE WINE in
their practice in all cases where pure wine IS called
for ard do all in their power to foster ana encourage
Its production II Is coming into great favor among
the NEST wealthy in New York city rs IN evening
wine. For sale by CHRISTIAN C WHITE.
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RAIs1Ss-3 pounds 90 ceRts-at PrzzrSI's.
CtTRoS for Christmas cakes at PIZZisI's.
CURRASTS for cakes at PIZZISf's.

TO THE CoSsUHPTIvE.-Let those who Iapguisff
under The fatal severity Of climate through any
pulmonary complaint, ar even these who are In de-
cided consumption, by no means despair. There is
safe and sure remedy at hand, and one easily tried,
WlLDoRs COMPOUND OF CoD-LIvER OH AND
LIME" without possessing The very Dauseatng aa-
vor or the OIL heretofore used is endowed by the
phosphate Of lime with healing property which
renders the oil douby eficacious. Remarkable tes-
monials of its efficacy shown 10 those who desire to
see them. Sold by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston,
and all druggists.
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Personal. Edward w. Moore, Esq, OF
tba United States Treasury Department at
Washington, formerly OF Manchester. Is in
the city. Mr.. Moore married most charm
ing Manchester lady, and is on visit TO his
friends and those OF hls wife.
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L0TTA's WELcOME-Sf -SfUsETTE.-A large
ahd fashionable audience g. ectcd the charm.
ing Lolita on her recntree at the Richmond
Theatre last night in her beautiful play Of
.Musette The cast was as follows: Mu-
sette, Little Bright Eyes, Lolita: Sir Hugh
Tracy, "thc mad knight" Mr.. Clement
cambridge; Adalante, an eX-Gypsy chief,
Mr.. 2. 4. Anderson; William \. Bockus,
a bud about to blossom, Mr.. Ed. Marble !;
Suuire Bockus, who believes in his wife,
Mr.. W. Fl. Wallace; Timothy Titus, some
what uncertain and decidedly unpleasant,
Mr.. Frederick Percy Philip Darcy, Il
man Of fair words, Mr.. II. 3. Bradley !;
Maud, an exotic among wild flowers, Miss
Agnes Proctor; Angela Darcy, firm be-
lever in herself, Miss Julia Hanchett; Sc
lima Boclus, with whom duty is law, Mrs.
Charles Poole.
Lotta as Little Bright Eyes, was arch,
piquant, saucy. and delightfully."- pleasant.
The company is a good one. and the sup
port was very efficient, Messrs. Marble,
| cambridge, and Anderson, and the ladies
| as well as the gentlemen cast for the minor
| parts, all sharing in the honors OF the eve
ming. The audience was in hearty sympathy
with the players. The applause was liberal
and enthusiastic. lotta and Mr.. Marble,
IN Tue uutb, luC oNecO DyC anu
| Bve,n their song and dance, and in
the musical potpouri, received and
gracefully responded TO double encores.
But few OF the audience recognized in the
| polished and gallant Sir Hugh the Rag
money Jim OF Miss Davenport's Pique &
few months since. Miss Proctor was in
deed a sweet and rare exotic, and is pleas
ing actress. In fact, as before stated, all
the characters were we'll sustained. and the
curtain fell on as we'll pleased an audience
| as has visited the Theatre this season.
| Tonight Lotta appears in her own YER
sion of the mad and merry La CiSale, the
Locust. The press in the cities in whict
she has just visited speak OF this play as the
brightest, sunnieSt, and merrest that ha:
been put upon the boards for seasons
Me,srs. Bainbridge, Marble, Bradley, ant
Percy also come in for fair share OF praise
for their rendition Of the several character:
assigned them. Lotta makes her farewell
bow tonight, and all who wish to see ;
au ghable play interpreted BY queen in th'
line of light comedy should not fail to at
tend.
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RnIluloud 1ispattEt,

s0~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHooL ASSOCIATION
The Baptist Sunday.Schooi Association met
with the Grace-Street school Sunday after
poon-J. b. Winston, the president, in the
chair. After the usual devotional exercises
the reports from the schools for the month
were read, as follows:
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ChesterfelA Cort.-The County Court
met Yesterday. The latest information re-
cciyed from there last night stated that a
Jury in the case OF Dr.. John II. Winiree
had been obtained.
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WE CLAIM that our GUSPOwDEE TEA. at soc.
per pound, is as good any sold for 81 In the city.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.. 903 Maia street.
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Collections
Officers and

Leigh-Street school reported the death Of
one OF its most valuable teachers. Captain
W. FL. Gordon; and Ciay-Street the death
OF Mrs. K..F. Sizer, one of the most useful
and efficient teachers in Its school.
In response to the usual invitation, DR..
p. w. Warren addressed the Association
,lDon the Importance of teaehing the chill
d1en litsIe OF the Bible every day.
General Field, in referring to the Sunday
school lesson Of the morning-tbe Cross
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CARD CASES. POCKET- BOOKS. .WRITISG-DEsKs,
and WoRK-BoXEs, In great variety at
ELLYSoS & YASCEY'S,
1l12 Maln street.
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MALAGA GRAPES at 25 cents a pound a. przz1-

After being twenty years In the business the manu-
facturers Of DooLEY's YEAsT-PowDER have suc-
ccedcd in giving the public the nonparel OF chen.i-
cal skil!-the perfect solution of delicious baking.
IT'S now only the :ault of the housewife IL bread,
cakes and pastry not luxuries we'll rs necesf-
ties, the crowninq pleasure of tile table.
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HEALTIr-the poor mans riches. the rich mans
bliss-ls found In AYERS MEDICINES, after fruit
less search among other remedies. A word TO the
wise Is sufficient,
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LADIES' AND GESTLEMES'S BOOTS and SHOES
harG-made-to ordCr-hest quality-guaraEteed 20
d,-at BOSCHEN's. 500 aud 81 Broad street.
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All the STANDARD POETS and FINE GIFT BOOKS
in elegant bindings, 1T
ELLYsoN & YASCEY's.
1112 Main street.
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Masonic Meeting.-Manchester Royal
Arch Chapter will meet tonight to con-
slider the propriety OF surrender OF their
charter.
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4 large assortment OF CIIILDREN'S BOOKS and
GAMES Tor Christmas presents n.
ELLYSoE YASCEY'S,
1ll2 Main street.
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NJ. ELLYScN " Co. a,,vertlslng agents, insert al.
ycrliscments In all of the newspapers OF the United
SlGcs It publishers ratcT. Orders left ti the Dts'
pntch couutin;:-room viii receive prompt attel'
tF,,
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HoUsEKEEPEIS should now begin to lay In their
coNFEcTroNERIEs for Christmas, aud PIZZIS1S
is the place to buy them.
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SAVE MONEY by navIm2 your printing done attaa
DISPATCH rRiSTIEG-ilouSE. Good Worg, ION
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TUEsDAY......... DECEMBER 10, 1878
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy, rainy weather,
warm easterly winds, falling barometer,
generally followed by rising barometer and
colder northwest winds.
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy,
rainy weather, warm southerly yeering to
colder northwest winds, falling followed by
risirg barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy. mild, and threatening during the
day. At night it was rainy and disagreed
BILE.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 40 ;
8 A. NJ, So; noon. 81 !; P. NJ, 81; P.
81. SO; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 50t.
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We Invite the citizens OF Richmond and surround
ing country TO visit establishment aud give our
tremendous assortment OF
OvEECoATs, OvERcoATs,
SUITS, SUITS,
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s3yirSEYsET5'E.
JIANO RECfTALS.

PROFESSOR FRED. {. HiHH respectfully ar
nouncrs to the music-lovns puh ic OF slchiiloni
SttIES OF PIANO REClTALS. the first Of which
viii take place on TUESDAY. Dccemher l0th. ut
I:lj o'clock +. NJ. lin Hr. ". G. WAITS MUsIG-
STORE. en- Maiu street. Piano selections from ID.
Scarlaiti, Beethoven, McnGcissohn, Chopin, schu-
lna;il. and LisZi. 500.
Admission, 2Jr. uc o-2S
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AyrCTHGy SALES THIS DAY.

Rf- On, all safes or Rent Estate made betweef
he ST OF JuuuGry mi last ot June M. tnr6s F0f
the present ysur hare Ia Le paiS byHe purcha8et
o., ali sale. tnade tstnsrnihe ld Df J"i& HndiCS.
or the venT tbs ttre5 huce IL be pt bH TIE stttEr
GThiS cI,sfon, was adopted about htccn years aga
bv All The real estate agents in Rclinoad. and 2p
plies to Richmond and yicinitJ.1
JAS. MACDOUGALL,a at his auction rooms, at l0'3
A. NJ. furniture. &C.. &c.
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WTOODHOUSE d. PARHAM HAVE
W in stock and constantly receiving
CHOICE AND ELEGANT BOOKS,
as well as other beautiful goods suitable Cor

among which are the works Of The popular and
standard poe'teal aud prose writer's omey IL
ceedingly low prices.
|BEAUTIFU VIENNA POCKET-BOOKS,
POkrE.MONNAIES, LETTER and CARD
CASES Of Russia leather, calf, scal-skn, and
morocco-new styles.
PORTABLE WRITING-DESKS for ladies' use, of
different kinds OF beautiful woods, handsomely
Ornamented.
LADIES woRK-BoXEs and WORK. BASKETS,
eNquisitely beautiful.
Oxford England editions OF BIBLES. PRAYE Err
BOOKS, and HYMNALS; 4 splendid stock.
from the cheapest TO the most elegant made.
| PAPETERIES-Beauiifu NOTE-PAPER and EN-
VELOPES in pretty boxes.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS OF various sizes in
superb bindings.
GOLD PENS for ladies and gentlemen.
HANDSOME WRISTBANDS.
CHATTER-BON for 1879; the genuine edition !:
price, 81. Nailed to any address on receipt OF
price.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS in the greatest variety. and
the most attractive perhaps ever seen here: wlth
many other nice things, all OF which will be
cheerfGlly shown. de5-tDt25
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SCUOoL-sToES, all the styles, cheapat
BoSCIE.. ). 500 and Ill Broad street.
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DINE NEW RAlSINS AND CUR
e RANTS. 1Oc. per pound, three pounds for 25 C. /;
NEW CITRON, zoe. per pound GELATlSE,
MIECE-MEAT. PRuNES, APPLE and PEACH
BUTTER: FINE NEW DATES, &c. per pound !:
small boxes FIGS. l5c. per pound; at WOODS.
de4 4-lm 4I9 Sixth street.
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FINE, Luscious CALIFORNIA PEARS at p1zz L
~,
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The following is summary OF superin-
tendents' reportS for NoYember:

NO reports ITOIn tLe OlHeI bcfsIVISs
The next meeting will be held at Cente-
nary church the second Sunday in January.
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| JUDGE FOR YOURSELF,
| by comparison, where you buy cheapest.
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a critical examination.

Our GARMENTS ARE NEW, FAsHloNABLY CUT,
and WELL MADE, and at Cur rGENUiNEREDUCT1oNs
are unapproached in cheapness and elegance any
where. No old surplus stock brough, nom other
cities and offered a fun value fer fashionable gar
msnts, BUT ALL NEW, aud Of our own weil-kuown
manufacture.