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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-17

LIBRARY PRESENTED TO Mr.. j. Ii. POWELL.
At the fair recently held by the Guard OF
the Commonwealth the handsome library
offered to the most popular teacher in the
city was voted to Mr.. j. II. Powell, prin-
cipal Of the Richmond Female Seminary.
Yesterday Sergeant G. \. Harrison, OF the
company committee appointed for that
purpose, formally presented Mr.. Powell
with the library. 1t consists OF about thirty
volumes, and, aside from its intrinsic value,
is beautiful testimonial OF the esteem in
which Mr.. Powell is held by bis scholars,
and the high regard entertained for him by
the citizens generally. by whose vote he
was awarded the prize.
Mr.. Harrison'S presentation speech was
delivered in the presence Of a hundred oil
more pretty young ladies. He took the
opportunity OF paying well-merited com
pliment to the pupils, who have manifested
their regard and appreciation OF their tutor
by their efforts in securing him this prize
MIR. Powe's remarks in response were
very appropriate. The "morals drawn y
were doubtless taken as guardians to the
hearts OF the young ladies, who listened
with such profound respect.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


MEMBERS PREsENT-BUsfNEsS AGREED Tt
PROM THE OTHER BRAscH-TBE NEW OR
LEANS HEALTH coSvENTION-yORkT0w
CELEBRATION, &C.
A special meeting OF the Common coun.
cil wa held Yesterday aiternoon--President
Clarke in The chair. Present ut rolLciII
Messrs. Campbell, Cole, Davis Of Marshall,
Edwards, Elicit, E!lysoD, Ferguson, For.
rester. Foster. Gum OF Clay, HargrOve,
HAYES, Higgins, Hooper, Phillips, Plzzini,
Robinson, Warren, and Weisiger.
The Chair announced that this special
meeting was held for the purpose OF con-
siderny the resolutions agreed TO by the
Board OF Aldermen at the last meeting.
The resolution locking to the pas ment OF
the bonds OF the city falling due next year
was first taken up and agreed TO.
The resolutions appropriatiOg $4,000 TO
the street fund 10 complete certain street
work on Church Hill and on ShOckoe Hill
was cOncurred in.
The Joint resolution appropriating Sl6,-
500 for the construction OF culverts, DC, /,
was sgreed 10.
The Joint resolution appropriatiDg 800
from tile Health Committee fund to defray
the expenses OF n representative from Rich
m0nd 10 the Health Convention to be held
in New Orleans next month was next taken
up and discussed at much length.
DR.. CabeIl, president Of The Board OF
Health, was, on motion OF Mr.. Elicit, in
vited to address the body. which he did,
aud explained the objects OF the Convention
and the importance Of this city's being rep
resented.
The resolution appropriating 800 was
agreed to by the following vote:
AYRs.-Messrs. Cole, Davis Of Marshall, Edwards,
Elicit, Ferguson, Forester, Foster, hargrove,
Hayes. Higgins. Mcdowell, and Robinson-l2.
NOEH-Messfs Campbell. Curtis, Elyson. Gunn
Of Clay, Hooper, Philips, Plzzini, Warren, Weisi-
ger, and Clarke-10.
Mr.. Higgins presented several petitions,
which were referred.
Mr.. Curtis presented a resolution as to
Ihe eXpe6ency OF appropriatng $4,000 TO
defray the expenses Of The representatives
Of the city Of Richmond at the Yorktown
celebration IN October. 1881. Referred.
Mr.. Campbell presented resolution APP
proving the appointment OF j. III. Bur-
nett deputy weighmaster Second Market.
Agreed to.
BY Mr.. Davis, OF Marshall Ward: A pc
tition TO relieve the Board OF Stewards OF
Union Station Methodist Episcopal church
from paying a gas bill Of $22, which had
been made by persons breaking into the
tabernacle and turning on the gas, between
the months Of June and October, &c. Re-
ferred.
Adjourned.
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POLICE COURr.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Poice.Justice ID. Z. Richard
son: =,
Aristotle Davis (colored). charged with
assaulting and beating Jack George in the
market. house during market hours, was
fined S5 and costs-$l50.
George w. Smith and J. j. Griffin,
charged with being disorderly and lighting
in the street. Smith was discharged and
Griffin fined S..
Charles Welsh, charged with assaulting
and threatening 10 beat Z. America, was
discharged on payment OF costs-9O cents.
Thomas Calby, charged With being
drunk, was discharged at the station-house.
George w. Dodson (cOlored), charged
with being drunk and disorderly and crea-
ting a disturbance in Samaritan Hall, was
fined %.
James II. Bland (cOlored), charged with
assaulting and threatening TO beat Rosa
Clarke, was discharged on payment OF
costs-S1.10.
Charles Lewis (coIored( charged with
being drunk aud disOrderly on the street,
was fined 90.
David Peterson and Ophelia Pleasanis
tboth colored), charged With misdemeanor'
Continued until next Tuesday. -,
John Williams (colored), charged WIN
feloniously striking and woupdlng Alexan'
der Richardson with rock. Discharged
| Israel Meriweather (colored). charged
with abusing and throwing rocks az the
house Of Emma Fitzhugh, was tned q ant
eosts-70 cents.
| About dozen persons were up charged
with using city water without paying fo
the same, and their cases were continued
until Thursday.
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The company organized to afford accom-
modations TO the visitors to Yorktown, at
the proposed centennial there, have pre-
sented the Government with fifteen acres
of the Moore farm and the house In which
the articles Of capitulaton were signed, ana
the site of the monument will be almost on
the bank OF the river. The company will
have their grounds beautifully laid out,
and will afford such attractions to visitors
that the celebration will probably continue
a month. The day for the laying OF the
cornerstone OF the monument will he the
10Th OF next October Washington letter
Alexandria Gazette. =
Twelve iron steamers for the Iron Steam
boat Company OF New Jersey are to be con-
structed by the iron ship-bullders on the
Delaware river. John Roach, OF Chester,
Pa, and the Cramps, OF Philadelphia, have
eacn been awarded contracts for building
three. They will have the capacity Tor car.
rying 1000 to 1900 passengers, and to travel
at the rate OF twenty miles per hour. These
contracts will be followed by others, as
there are twelve to be constructed at once.
They are to be side.wheel boats.
The Alabama Colored State Fair will
open at the fair. grounds OF Montgomery,
the capital Of the State, to-day, and con-
tinue five days The machinery, horses,
and other exhibits OF the White State Fair,
held last week, have been entered, and the
premium list aggregates $4,000. All the
railroads have given the managers reduced
rates OF fare to visitors. This fair last year
wa. quite success, the average attendance
having been two thousand, which Increased
one day to five thousand. 1t was very libe-
rally potronized by white as wellas colored.
Andrew Reid, the Wal-street broker,
| who has been missing from his home In
jersey City for mere than week, is be-
| lieyed to have been struck by train on
| the Hackepsack river bridge and hurled
into ths stream. A hat, found in the reeds
| between The canal and the bridge, has
been identified by the relatives OF the de-
ceased, leaving no doubt that he there met
bis death. He may, however, have been
| robbed and thrown into'tbe river by the
person assailing him.
Three children of Hyatt Hutton, OF viii.
mingtOn, DEL, died last week, IL was
Thought, OF scarlet-fever. Subsequent In
yestigation goes to show that accidental
poisoning was the probable cause. 1t is
stated that shortly before the children were
taken sick they ate uncooked sweet pota.
toes, on the vines OF which Paris green bad
been sprinkled to drive away the potato
beetle.
| Charles A. Yancey, a lawyer OF promi
nence, and an ex-mayor OF Harrlsonburg,
died Monday; aged about forty years.
Several old buildings at Newport New.
have been put In repair for the occupation
Of workmen 10 be engaged on the railroad
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TINS R,vr.K,rs CoycErr LAST Nronr.-.

TINS RIvg.KrG CoxcErT LAST NroHr.--
There was only fair audience present at
the Ris King concert last evening, and the
only moderate svseess which has attended
this fine company during their short stay
here forces the condusiop thst the institu.
tion OF the Mozart Association has un6tted
our musical population Sos paronixing
higb-priceG concert entertainments, and it
is very natural consequence.
The programme Of hst evening was not
only poorly seircied, since, with the exeep-
tion OF one or two numbers, Ia was entirely
devoid OF brillaney, bnf N seemed ilLfated.
SignOra Bellini was suGf1ine from a severe
sore throat, and In const yicuce two meu-
bers bad to be substituted. Fhe loss OF Mr..
DuIcken's part OF the Saint Saen's eoneerto
caused another shange. The playing OF
Madame Riye-KiDg and Hery getnhard
Ricnter was exquisite, but the whole com
pany seemed dlspsited and fiIed TO In
spire their audience.
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY or RICH-
MOND, showing ages OF decedents, sex, and
color, with nativity, and annual dea;h-rate
per 1000 Inhabitants for the month:
Cause Of Death: Apoplexy, l colered;
consumption, 3 white, 5 coIOred; convul-
sions, white; convusions Qufantile),
colored; infantiIe locbiaw, l col0red; in
Illumination OF bowels, colored; liver.dis-
ease, 9 white; marasmus, colored; pneu.
moDia, white, coIored; scrofula, col
Ored; unknown, 2 colored; whooping-
cough, white. Whole number OF deaths
in the city. exclusive OF still-births, 90.
Stil.blrths, | colored male. Age: One day
to thirty, 2 colored; one month TO six,
coored; six months to twelve, white, l
colored-total, 2; one year to three, l
white, colored-total, 3; ten years TO
twenty, l colored; twenty years to thirty,
3 white, 6 colored-total, g.; thirty years TO
forty, | white, coIored-tOtal, 9; sixty
years to seventy, l white. colored- total,
2; seventy years to eighty, white, col
ored-total, 9. Condition: Single, white,
10 colored-total, IA; married, white, 3
colored-total, 7; widows, | coIored; un.
known, l colored. Ndtiuity: Richmond,
13; other paris OF United States, 10. LO-
catitv: MARSHALL Ward, 8 colored; Jetler-
son Ward, 1 colored; Monroe Ward, 8
white, 3 cOored-total, g; Clay Ward, l
white, 3 colored-total, 4 Jackson Ward.
2 white, 4 colored-total, 6; almshouse, 1
colored.
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THE CONDITION OF THE REsERvolRs.-N Now
that we have had abundant rains, and the
river has risen sufficiently to enable the
pumps to work properly, cur water supply
has improved. II will be gratifying
piece OF information TO our citizens to
know that the predictions OF the Commit
tee on Water and the Superintendent OF the
City Water. Works have been verified, and
that as the river has risen the pumps have
been enabled to work to their full capacity,
and in one compartment OF the new reser-
voir there is depth Of sixteen feet OF wa
ter, and in the other thirteen feet OF water,
while Marshall (he oldl reservoir is full OF
water, and the city now has proper sup
Dly,
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TgE THGArRE--BrJ0u CONC OPERA
The second performance by Rice's Bijou
Comic Opera Company Of the Spectre
knight and Charity Begins at Home was
greeted last night by what may be called a
fair audience. We say fair when the fact Is
taken into consideration that there was an
other operate attraction Of some distinction
also In the city, and scarcely three squares
from the Theatre. All that was said OF the
two little operetias In our columns yestor'
day Is not only endorsed, but TO that can be
added the additional comuendation that,
like Pinafore, with each repetition they
grow In popularity and favor with the
audience. The applause, while 1t did
not abound In tte unanimous en-
cores for which our Theatre Is only too
| famous, showed the highest appreciation
| Of the musical and dramatic ability o1 the
company. Miss Carrie Burton u already I
! RIchmond iayoyites and Meesrs, GILBERT
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF

MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP is tho
prescription Of one OF the best fsmsie physicians
and nurses In the United States, and has been used
for thirty years with never-faing safety and sue
cess by millions Of mothers and children, from the
feeble Infan, OF one week old 10 the adult II cor
rects acidity OF the stomach, relieves Wind cole
regulates the bowels and gives rest, bcah ard CON.
fort 20 mother and child Ne beie'ei IL the best aud
su, est remedy IN the world In all eases of DYstN-
Terry and DIARRaGt IN CHILDREN ~heihef
n arises from teethng from any other cause fsil
directions for using win accompany elch bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simff, OF CURTIS q
PERKINS 4, on the eetsiae wrapp<r.
sold by all medicine dealers. rs cents q bottle.
90 aodlW
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improvements al the Normal school.

Academic Hall, which was destroyed by
fire last winter, is being rapidly rebuilt.
The walls are now up. and it is about ready
for the roof
In addition to this, another large three
story brick building has been commenced.
This is 10 be used for library and offices.
The. industrial works. another fine brick
structure, to which Mr. Huntington, presi-
dent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio road, has
contributed about $4,000, is also nearly
completed.
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/, insulting language TO Captain White
Abusive or Insulting language, when tlsed
by one person 10 another on street or pub.
lie alley OF The city, Is punishable under
see'ion 3. chapter 40 OF the City Ordinances,
but not when used or spoken at any other
place.
"As Justice johnson had no authority to
try the charge against Mcrriweather and re-
lease him from custody, Captain White did
not interfere with bin iis the discharge OF
his duly as magistrate.' I do not think
that either party should be sent to the grand
Jury for Indictment, and shall discharge
them both.
"E will state in conclusion that II Il not
within the scope Of my duties as police JUS
tice TO give instructions TO the other JUS
tices Of the peace rs to their powers, or TO
take cogniZaDce OF the manner in which
they discharge the duties OF their Office. As
such they are amenable TO the Corporation
or Hustings Court, and subject to removal
by The judge thereof for misfeasanee or mal-
feasance In office. Nor do assume TO give
orders to the police force as to any matter
clearly within their jurisdiction. The po-
lice force Of this city IL under the control
and management OF the Board OF Police
Commissioners, from which all orders must
emanate.
"But il Is my duty to inquire whether
the jurisdiction OF she Police Justice has
been ousted In any case by an unwarranted
assumption OF authority, and to investigate
the unlawful discharge or escape OF any
person who has been arrested and i'm
pri.oned iu this city by lawful process.
"In future no fines imposed by the JUS
tices at the station-houses or elsewhere will
be received by me. Where persons have
been released from custody unlawfully
shall issue warrant for their reSrrest, and
proceed TO examine or try them here, the
only place provided and designated by the
City Council as the place in which the Po-
lice Justice shall hold his court"
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AgMORY HoPs.-The members OF the
Richmond Howitzers contemplate, IL Is
stated, giving through the winter series
of hops at their armory on Eighth street At
intervals OF two weeks, and IT Is proposed
10 continue them during the season, the
first 10 take place about December 23d.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY REFUSED. - The
Governor yesterday refused to interfere IN
the case of Marcus ID. l.. Hawley, convicted
October, 1880. in the Circuit Court OF Roam
oke county, Of the murder OF Zach. HAYS,
and sentenced to he hung November 26,
1880. Both the murderer and his victim
were white men.
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LADIES

LADIES
who wish to Eave their
FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES
put on their hands by a lady expert sent TO
Messrs. LEVY BROTHERS,
the agents Ia this city, by
FOSTER, the celebrated Kid GlOyler
are requested TO call this week.
The FOSTER KID GLOVES
are superior In macy respects TO any other Kid
Gloves made, and the patent lace-fasening makes
10 decidedly The most comfortable anithe most per.
fec;.fting Kid Glove. As we are the agents IN this
city for this celebrated ia Glove, We eau always
supply our customers with any size and color they
NAV desire.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ a. NJ, 81 /;
Q A. NJ, SO; noon, 81; p. NJ, Sc; r.
NJ so; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, 45.
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SUPREME COURr.-The following business
was transacted In this court yesterday
Richard NJ. Venable, Esq, and Frank I.
CLARK, Esq, OF the Baltimore bar, were al
lowed to practice rs counsel in this court
also, William II. Mann, OF Nottoway cOun-
ty, allowed to practice.
Williamson's Administrative and ais. u.s.
Graham and ais, and Abbott Iron Com.
pany vs. same. Argued by Frank +. Clark,
Esq. and james g. Field for appellants,
and II. X. Garden, ESD, for appeIlees, and
continued until to-day.
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Collins. and Clark are artists Of such merit
az always to deserve o warm greeting on
our boards. Miss Genevieve Reynolds and
the other members Of the company acquitted
themselves very creditsbiy in their several
psrts. Il Is not saying tho much that for
sprightly music and humorous dialogue
these operas surpass anything we have seen
since " Pinaforc" and THE Pirates" were
the rage. There will be mxfinee this eve.
ming, and tonight will close she season Of
Rice1s BijoU Comic Opera Company In the
Spectre Knight and Charity Begins Mt
Hours
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"DUcK CREEK" wHIsKEY ut $3.50 gallon.
amber" wbiskey AT s2 gallon.
alpha" whlskey at $3.50 gallon.
"Montrose" whiskey at f3 gallon.
"B Seleetr whiskey at - a gallon.
Green and Black Teas nc so, sec. aud VI per
pound.
Fancy Groceries. in large variety, at low prices.
W. ID. BLAIR 4 Co.
100 Main street.
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BRIEF ITEMs.-Mr. Burdette, the humor-
ist editor and lecturer, will give an enter
tainment at Mozart Hall on Saturday eve
ming next for the benefit OF the Guard OF
the Commonwealth and the Young Mems
Missionary Society Of the First Baptist
church
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STYLE, QUALITY, AND PRICE

for the sale of our goods
Our patrons are invited 10 unhesitatiDgy compare
samples with our goods from any house In this
country.
Our position ENABLES us 10 sell goods at the
smallest possible advance, 10 give our patrons the
advantage Of every bargan, and present an sstorts
ment u at Is not exceeded In this State.
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THE STATE REGATTA.-The annual Coun-
ell OF the Virginia Association OF Amateur
Oarsmen was held in this city yesterday,
and it was agreed that the next regatta shall
be held in this city. This morning depu-
tation of the Association will 30 up on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad to exam
inc the course at Maiden's Adventure, and
il 1t is approved it is possible that the next
regatta will be held there.
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Entered at the Post-ofce at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.l
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
States, higher barometer, rising followed by
stationary or lower temperature, clear or
partly cloudy weather, and souther'y veer-
ing 10 westerly winds.
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A CLEAR HEAD, elastic limbs, good digestion,
sound sleep, buoyant spirits, fine appetite, and a
ripe old age, some of The results OF the use OF
DIR. TUFTS PILLS. They require NO change or
diet nor interfere with regular business. A single
dose will convince you OF their wonderful effect.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
We call the attention Of the ladies TO our superb ex-
hibit of NBCKWEAR, consisting In part of
NULL FICHURS and HANDKERCHIEFs,
POINT DE PARIS, vERMICELLI,
REAL LANGUEDOC;
BLACK, WHITE, and CREAM SPANISH
SCARFS;
REAL DUCHESS aud PoINT-LACE sCARFS.
A splendid line of TRiMMiSG-LACEs In Real
Duchess, vaenciennes, Woven Point, Bretonne,
spanish, Point d'Ek neon, &C.;
BAND-EMBOIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs at
25c.
Call or send your orders 10
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MOSBY & CO.,
FoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO.,
fno 14.eodI
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TARRANT's sElTzER APERIENT.
WHEN A CAMPAIGN AGAINST

WHEN A CAMPAIGN A q A n L
DISEASE IS wAGED WITH
TARRANT'S sELTZER APERiENT
the enemy takes fight. II IS an Incompatible spe-
clfc for Constpaiou Billousness, Dyspepsia, Ner-
yous Debility, Gout-Rheumatism. and affords de-
lghtful, sparkling, cooling drsught, eminenty
beneficial TO sufferers from all fcbrile complaints
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Iocl7-su w&FtNov17I
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RACE AT THE FAIR GR0USDs.-To-mor-
row afternoon at 2 O'Clock there will be
match race at the Fair Grounds between
Mr.. Fletcher's "Hock" and Mr.. DemoreS's
g Matte b. The contest will be for a
nurse OF $500.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at ths
DISPATCH PRfNrING-HoUsE. Good work. low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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NJ ELLYsOS 4 CO., advertising agents. insert ad.
yertisemenis in all Of the newspapers OF The United
states at publishers rates. Orders LETT at the DIS.
patch coan.ins.room will receive prompt atten'
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CHEF D'TUvRE iNTuE ART OF PERFUNEEY
Is the composition of new and distinctive bouquet,
as in the case of j. n. ATKINsoN's Slepha Eoiis.
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THE TURF.

A MATCH RACE Oh AHA
n FOR $500, mile heat. <S&s6I%AX
best three IN fYe, vii iase eS1S.&Ss
GROUNDS on THURSDAY, lefh instant, at 2
o'clock +. 81. between James Fleieher's HOOK"
and NJ. DemoreSt's MATTE b.
Ambulance, 25c. no lf2t"
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FAIRS AND rEAsT.
CHRISTMAS SALE.

T,uE LADIES of THE GRACE
sTpFTT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH win
or<n an attractive sale Of CHILDREN's SUITS,
JtDIEsi and GENTLFMEN's FANCY GOODS,
a large variety OF DOLLS, BOOKS, ana TOYS,
suiiabIe for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, during tne
drst week In December. ,,r An,
Alse. excellent homemade FRUIT, TLAiN''
and FANCY-CAkES.
Th.S cali attention TO these articles that their
friends may SEE them before purchasing for Ihpot-
lnas.
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LADIES. don't pay $40 for an Ulster when you
can buy The same thiIg for $3.50 Mt
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COL and G03 Broad street.
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HOLLYWOOD SECTION FOR SALE.
s.~sscn "a sss,se an snd vouid hike 70 90 "a wtoln
ia nsxs thrss dsys. Win ell 4 sss scv ps!Hs,
no ia. sSssas "a - .; s;sssas asrsiA
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UNITED STATES COURr.-The grand jury
Of the United States Court was in session
yesterday, and found four Presentments
against Leroy Lee (colored) for robbing the
mails.
The case OF w. II. Pond, Of SOuthamp-
ton. charged with selling whiskey without
license, was begun, ana will be continued
to-day.
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Nsw Loc0n0rIvE.-The Richmond and
AiIeghany Railroad Company yesterday re-
ceiyed another new locomotive from the
Grant Works Of Paterson, n. J.