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PeRs0NAL-Rev. j. w. Bledsoe, pastor
OF Trinity Methodist church, arrived in
this city last night, and was enthusiastically
received by his people at his parsonage
near the church. The store-room had been
well stocked by the ladies with everything
necessary for good start 10 housekeeping.
Rev. Mr.. Bledsoe was formerly the popu'
lar pastor OF the DaDyllle Methodist church,
but recently OF the Methodist church in
Charlottesville. He will preach his intro
duc,ory sermon on sunday morning.
Mr.. Alexander W arral, former citizen
Of Richmond, and SUPERINTENDENT Of the
Richmond and Danvile railroad at the
breaking out Of the war. has recently re-
turned from an extended tour in Europe.
and is the now the guest Of MIR. John F.
Allen, In this city. His many friends OF
ante-beIum days will be clad TO see his &C.
NAL countenance once more.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScuOOL.-The following is list OF the pu-
piIs on the roll of honor at the Richmond
High School for the past week: senior
Class: sallie Bolt, Lummie Cunningham,
Jennie Martin, Mary Z. Puliam, Barbara
Keith. Christine Whittet. lntermedi1te N !:
Blanche Bargamin, Lily Darlington, hale
Dunkel, Mary Fitzgerald, Jennie Gunn'
ida Harrison. Bessie Hoge, Fannie Joni.
ston. Mary King, Irene Lovenstein; Saule
A. McGilvray, Lizzie Newcomo, Ina fn.l'
Inns. Rosa Salamonsky, Mary winston.
intermediate B: Byrd Bennett, ANNE
ChalkIey, Laura johann, Belen smitn, Lee
Winston, Lillian Pace. Junior A: Mary
Kosher. Opbella Everett. Clara Green,
Alice Hamilton, Blanche Harmon, hnule
Kelly. Carrie Whitmore, May Wilson,
Pebeecah Whlllock. Robert Harlow. Junior
n. Rosa Bowes, FIorence Duke, Maggie
Craig. Julia Crayer. Eva Ezekiel, L,lla',
GILLIAN. Helen Gwathmey. Amelia hu.Alel ,
Maude HYDE, Lizzie nuicneson, JennN
Jones Florence Knowles, Ella kraeker
Nellie Rice, Ida Smith, Blanche Taylor
Attendance for the week, Va per cent
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Police COURT.-The following cases were
dis DOsed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Pollce.juslce ID. c. Richaid'
son:
Thomas Hannig9n was sned 80 Tor as
saulting aud beating Patrick Taylor.
Henderson Brown (cOlored) was charged
with stealing seventy dollars from Henry
Rattle. The case was continued until to-
dav.
James Monteiro was fined 81 for being
drunk.
Joe Hatcher (coIored) was fined 50 fol-
assauIiing and beating Martha Riddick.
Richard Hill (colored) was sentenced to
receive fifteen lashes for stealing one lot OF
sweet potatoes from w. T.. Garrett.
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tzny specific for that clas OF complains whicts
h claims TO cure. Of It's beneficial effects we do
know something; aud, from pci sonsl experiments.
IL Is our opison that It's virtues have not heen ex
aggeraies by The many nattering notices OF the
press. II any of our feiiow!eeinss are suffering
from hepaic dIsorccrs and have doubis IN relation
To the efficacy OF thus popular preparation, We can
only offer them he simple aud caadid argument OF
Fhiiip to Nathaniel, Come and sec.' Try the pro-
posed remedy, and then you can judge for YOUR
selves. Rev DAVID WILLIS,
" President OF 0glelhorpe College, and pastor Of
Presbyterian church, Macon, Ca, Professor
University of South Carolina"
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THE GLASS BLOWERS. The daily afternoon,
and evening exhibitions IN WORKING ano
blowing glass given By the Bohemian glass
blowers at No. 303 Broad street are attract.
ing large audiences and growing in interest
with our people. Mr.. 81. II. Walsh, tne
manager. announces that on account oi Ine
great success they have met bere tney
VIII exhibit one week longer. They per
form In the afternoons from 2:30 10 8, snd u
Tine evenings from 7:30 70 10. AL yisltoF'
receive specimens Of work.
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BRIEF ITEMs.--The twelfth annual session
OF the Virginia State Dental Association
will be held at Wilkinson's Hall, In THIS
city, on the 14th instant.
The sale OF reserved seats for Thomas w;
Keene will begin at Ramos Moses's ana
Al the Theatre box. Office on Monday morn
ing al 8 O'Clock.
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UNITED STATES CoUKT The grand jury
OF the United States Circuit Court indicted
several other judges OF election OF Man.
chester Yesterday, aud will be in session
again to-day. The day for the trial OF the
Judges has not been fixed. The court will
probably adjourn to-day.
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REV. II. II. EURTS, of Manaa, Fla, says :
"TUTT's PILLS are held in hlgh repute as liver
regulator IN this hot climate In fact hardly know
how we could get along without them. Cbills and
fever have lost their dread our People take one or
two doses of the plsa follow Il with fifteen grains
of Qunlnc, divided in three doses, during the day.
lrhc a. no never returns
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Forbes & Alters rs. Hageman, aud Forbes
81 Alters rs. Gravllev. Argued by Hon.
George ID. Wise ana John ii. Guy, ESQ,
for plaintiff in error, and joseph BRYAN, and
John Is. Young, Esqs., for defendants, and
submitted.
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70 rake the hands smooth, to Keep the ip'
from clanpng, there Is nothing better than TIL
excellent preparation. Now hat the cold weather
has set in every body should have some OF IL.
Preplred by T. ROBERTS BAKER, iruggist' No
Ola Main street.
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SERIOUSLY BURNED.-Yesterday about
half-past II O'Clock Mrs. Tucker, mother OF
Mrs. Douglas V. Morton, was badly burned
at the residence OF her daughter, 7lS west
Grace street. She was standing in front Ol
the CRATE, and by some means her ciothine
caught fire. Her daughter extinguished
the flames, but not before Mrs. Tucker was
seriously burned.
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THECARY.srR.Er wAnEHoUsE
CASE.

FULL TEXT OF THE OPINION or JUDGE
STAPLES IN THE CASE OF ALFRED MOSES
VS.. THE OLD DOMINION IRON AND NAIL
WORKS CoMPANY-AN INTERESTING
CASE DEcIDfD-INsTRUCTIoYs OF TnF
fnrRT el
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VALUABLE HORSE DEAD.-One OF the val
liable -Charley-of Steamer Com
pany No. 3, Broad-Street engine, near
Ninth, fell dead in his stall at five minutes
TO 4 o'clock last night from the effects ol
oyerwork and exposure at tne fire on Thurs
day night at the corner Of Twenty-fourth
aud Franklin streets.
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haze anak zed The whskey known under the
brand Of " Is SELECT controlled bv Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & CO.. Richmond, Va, aud hud II
FREE FROM FCsH OIL and other impuri les
aud recommend! us use for medicinal ana family
purposes. J. y. MCCAw, VI. D.,
Virginia.
January 13. 1872.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ, 10 ;
0 A. NJ, %; noon. 81; 3 =. NJ, 80; p.
NJ, 2S; midnight, lS.
Mean temperature, "a G.
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Orr OF SERvIcR.-The Broad-street en-.
CINE. Steamer No. 3, is out OF order, ana
therefore cut OF service. Hook-and-Ladder
Truck. No. /, broke down coming from
the fire night before last, and had 10 DC
sent TO the shop. Tie new truck Is IN JUS
Dlacc.
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AUCTION SALEs THIS DAY.

E1-Oa all sales OF Keai Estate mace between the
lst of January and last OF June the lakes Tor me
nresrni wear have 10 be paid by the iurchdser. ON
a slet made bet ueen the lst OF july and last oil
the wear the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller
This eur, ON was adopted about niieeD years ago
bv an the n al estate agents III Richmond, ana ap-
niles TO Richmond and yicinty.I
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, muies'
&c. &C.
JOHN W. WRIGHT. IL 4. NJ, at Richmond Ba-
zaar, uine good young horses.
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NJ VNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at 6Oc.
CRETUNNEs at IG'sc. per yard, regular price
Sec;
GLOVES. GLOVES Of all kinds:
DJ,f FSTICs. PRINTS. BED-TfCklNG. CHE
YltTS. GIN6HAMS, CANTON FLANSELs,
SnEtTINGS-Blt and Brown; HOODS
SCARFs aod SACQUs. For bargains OF al
Minds call early al .
ID. & Z. MITTELDORFER's
Dc 5-Su W&Sa b27 Sroad street.
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WEATHER REPORr,

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, lower barometer. station
ary or falling followed by rising tempera-
turc, norherly winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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GLEoPATRAl

Her power was retained by force of rersonol
charms She led The old "boys" captive whenever
shs Ia keJ" pretty" 10 them and showed her teeth.
History should tell uiihat he USED SozoDoNT, bu'
II don't. The preparation he used might have Mad
another name then.
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HOTELS.


" n gELDyS s. II. ROBBINS,
Iyuchburg, Va. Memphis, Tenn.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
NI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
WASHINGTON, ID. &.
The under ned beg leave 10 anpounc TO The pub
lie and their old patrons or the Arlington and Nor
veil Lynchbnrg Va; Arlington. DaDville. Va.
Kimban House, Atlanta Planners Hotel, augusta
have ltased for a Term Of years the MkTROPOLl'
TAN (foimeriy BrOwn'sl HOTEL, ituaitd on
Pennsylvania avenue midway between the taplio
and ihs fxeeu've Mansion, and withio u block o
the railroad &c pot.
The house has been pain;ed. reiurnisbed, and re-
1tted la every department, is thoroughly heated
with steam. aud Is Ia every resDect FIRST CLASS
HOUSE. Our charges Will be moderate. and nc
pains siartd 10 give eutfr- satisfaction 10 olii
guesis. one of Oiis brothers elevators carries III,
guests TO every floor, and runs DIV and night sree
SfLDkN 4 ROBBINS,
deo.Iw Proprieiors.
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SUNDAY HoURs AT THE PosT-OFPIcE.-
Commencing tomorrow, Sunday, Decem.
ber 18th, The post-ofiice will be open from 80
10 "A p. M. instead OF from 0 TO 10 A. M.,
horatOfnrq
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- WE HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE

N WE HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE
or ,ARPPTs from 25c. 20 81 25, which will pay
to look M. Also. u kNkE1S. CALICO QUILTS,
WHITE QUILTS, sHAWLS. SKIRTS LACE
Cl'VT AM. CURTAIN .NtTS. BED AND PIT
INN LACE. SHAMS. UNDERWEAR, &C.
A. We have large store, good light, plenty OF good
and pot & clerks and cheap goods. we ae abio To
give orr customers syery adVan aee.
THALHlMFR BROTHERS.
sol Broad street, corner Of fifth street.
no 2T.Sa.W&Sa
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JoHN NJ. NOTHING.

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRiNTISG-fioUsE. Good work, low
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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EMINENT DIR. W. +. sTErAnr.
BALTIMORE, WRITES:

BALI EMORE, WRIThS'
4 confidently recommend C6Iden's LIEBIG'S
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF for consumption, de.
blity. weakness, &c. have tested it with uniyer-
snI sncrnss.
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A. HuTZLER & Sons.

IN stock and receiving from FIRST hands lail an'
complete line OF -
Including NOME CLOTHS, PLAlDS. SATlES
MATELASSk, BRnCADE~. FLANNEL SUIT
IN1,S VkLYETs aud MOUR >lNG FABRICS
Also Az unusually large stock of WHITE GOODS
and = APLES. such a fRINGES. CLOAks
SHk Is. BLANKETS, and UNDER FLAN'
NILS.
Ladies NFCKWFAR, I adies' and Gentlemen's
UNDERWEAR ami HOSIERY.
NOiions and novelties IN j Nj y ,
FDGINGS ana iNSEsTI>GS a specially.
PAS~AMENTEClE TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS,
and CL0Ah-OKNAMtN1si ; In great variety.
oc "a
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A ConaEcuoN. Through an error In the
,aner,isement we stated yesterday tn2t
Miss davenport would appear at 'ne inea' r.
ire ON wednesday, when in iact sue p'a.s
here on Tuesday evening next. s...
~ I'm "wednesday evening 40 are 70 nave
20, ~. IRE Al IN concert from. the ceIsosasee
Hendelssohu Quintettc CLUB.
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~ ID. & L. MITrELDORFER have
h.i received a laige stock of NEW GOODS. suita-
bic Tor The hoidays. All Ia want should iiSe them
an early cali dc 5.Su,W&Sa
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TO THE CovsCaPTIyR Let thoss who isneuisi'
aps. tne fatal seyerY OF our climate through any
pulmonary complaint, or even those who are ID de.
s,deo Consumption. by no me.us despair. There y
ne and sure remedy at baud and one easily 'ried
:. wI,noe.s COMPOUND OF ceD.LiyER OIL ASn
,,,r ', wuhoa, tossessins tha very nsuseating ma
cr tho o., as heretofore sFed, Is endowed BY ie
pnosphate p, Of Lime with healing property whsss
r.ndsrs the oil ooubly ,rscseious. kemarkaow sss
-, oo,s,s o, ,,s efneaey san be shown. Sold Ny a
w,rnon. Cbemisy. tsosioa, aud all drpgsss'''
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c,oruaRus. Candy, Frai,s, ana CONNECTIONS

c,otuaBus, Candy, Fraits, ana CONNECTIONS
OF the choicest aud rarest selections,
I,loye-,okens, Fruit, Bon Boas, enticing,
u aeqaaled ia fsyor possessing.
Mly Jellles-the purest, the best
q y your judgmen, contened Ill rest.
Hinder no conditions pass his door.
sltop. Purchase at CoLUMBus's store
32l Bsoad street.
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u. ELLYsoN p CO., advertising agents. insert adj
We lisements in all Of tbe newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
mitch coanting-room viii receive prompt atten.
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NORTH CAROLINA FAMILY ROE BERRINGs-
finest in the city-at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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ri Nrk CAsHMERES from auction at great re-
duc'iln on former prices;
ALL WOOL III. ACK CASHMERE at 371sc., regular
prize Doc;
sBLA X ana CoI,OIED SILKS very low;
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, SHAWLS, CASSl-
MEREs. &C., sc in grea' abundance at
de 5-su,W&Sa u. & L. NITTfLDORFERS.
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We viii close cur store on Christnas-Eyc at f:45
o'clock PM so supply your wants before that time.
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sorsronp's ACID PnospnATr

IS prepared accord ne to The directions OF Professor
T. y. Horsford, of Cambridge, Mas. the "eh'
known authority on nutritious bread ana ihe ce'
reals. C-eful M Dyspepsia, Nervous Diseases Men
RAJ and Physicsi Exhau, ,tion, etc.
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8irllmond 1ispattk.
SATURDAY. .......DECEMBER II, 1880.

ss' THE CIRCULATION OF THA DIsPATcs
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcl :
LArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAn NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Entered at the rostontce At Richmond, Va, ss
second-clsss natter.I
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~ UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES,
CHILDREN. aud GENTLEMEN-t the cheapes
and besi . the city al
de- 5-Ss.w&sa d. & +. MiTTELDoRFER'S
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~ w. JONES, DEETisT--0Y.~ n
Os r5cE. NO 803 FsANkLiS srzkET, ,suxxxt, xl.
SsrwxEn EIGHTH And kIsTu sgnEEIk-pas-
Ing every convenience snd appliance Tor the COM
for of bi, u, iensA With tuebly yee1g expe.
y,slee. ana PRiCEs RELucED. V pr<psrea .s' iS
Ensy dssiss his psoSSssleasl servaess' ssss-sn
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t. CARPETS! CARPETS! RUGS!

CARPETS At lie. worth 25c CARPETS at 20
20. so, 81. AZ. So, sc, 40, and 75c.-the great
esr bai gains IN the city. Give us call.
dc 5.Su,W6Sa D.&E. MITTELD0RfER.
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~ HOLIDAY GOODS, CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS Of all Kinds, and very cheap. at
de5-su.WSsa ID. 4 T.. .MirTELDORFER'S'
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t. CLOAKS. OLMANS, AND
CLOAKTNC aI and below cost 10 close, at
de 5-Sn,NSSa II. & 4. NiTTELDORfER'S.
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g-7~ruE GREAT kUsH STILL CON
IiN'hs "sFa,tnIMfg BROTHERS.
sol RsoAp s1RKKT.
r,r / ARSEsT. HANososirsT. AND cHEAe-
,x ssf .ss ,.,:c,,s,ro hisy 1sro SILKS,
s,r,xs rLATliSS rgaTiS ias ps lYsS, ss Wooh SSvEl
aoMit cLrrHs CASHrMxs CAr.rx Res :
49,. .,.,s w., !, ali parehas ~ the recent large
auction sales and win he sold rsssraess 2, value
pSai The Inc OF goods Ne VIII display IN our w'h'
dsS ,ss. sae sS1i scSS1iIUaEy siLK BeocABEs, soc. to
90 ~ &c. Ep Ii,t = SILKS, 7bc. 10 $3.50
20 p,scss IN, ACK SATIN DE Lynn. all prices;
10 "a ,ascs ,,asces BIA, X sATtNs, 75S; tss2; -
Ss neV,Ss ,.s.' Srssds msnufaciufcd. 60c. 10 s3
"A Wsces BLACK nRocAoE and FIGURED
slim. = iv0yEI TjFs. soc. TO 81 SO:
aaf5 ppfcce> "a ALL.wOOL Ptx1tss- 81 TO 20 Jo--
Ne are of.trinss the sr,ste>t bargains Ia these
90 ,,ssss s,Sas; ;coLoRsn cAsHMfREs. 25c. TO 81. i.
Ne have an elegant lire ef CoL9HEp CORDS and
TsS>Ef.>. SCfI.'N~. RIBboNs ana TRIM
"'NvI AZ ncK eoni,s DEPARTMENT
ecmrrises the bsst se'ec'ed sad chsapes&t & Inc OF
sosis a has ever hccn our pleasure 10 oncr.
ri IN CASuMRWES from lac. 10 81 so;
RtXckS RLNc \ neAp DKTA from : ,25 10 s2.5J;
RiAsskk RRiAssk iIK wAEP az MILITIA irom 81 TO So;
pirtE NOME 10Th nom 2nc. 20 l.23;
Et scK CRxPE CLo1ii from 25c. 20 Zoe:
~ Nrk NOHAIe AtpNCN nom 2oc ~ f0c.;
m<Ck SILK NELvETs fron 81 10 $40;
pt AtK CaAPES from ~ 10 so:
nj ttK GRAPES IN REMNANT from VI TO So
ibf.r arr extra cheap and bes goods
M .fsk SILK fHIN q ES, PASSAMENTERlt, T.,
Di fEs,SS. CioAR-LUOPS. 1ASsELS, BEADS,
ORNAMENTS &C, very low.
"a, have also Just rect1y' q on consignment
zoe /. ADIES' CI.srkRS. ,LoAKs. DoLMANS,
AND JAgKEtS from 50 10 $50:
hat fail 10 visit our piIc4-hsfore purchasing as
we a,Israntee a. and sausiac lou x .,>
90 n1c,~s of tnose splendid SACKINGS AND
uISIfR CLOTHS fiom 81 10 % just received.
which We Will be pleased 40 show 10 our insnns
and rn.fou,e, : Also. an elegant line or BUT.
TONS 10 match the goods. Remember The place.
THALHINER BROTHERS,
50l Broad street. corner tltih street.
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~ HOSIERY. CORSEfS,
RIBBONS, FICHUEs, LACES.
NOTIONS, BUTTONS, PRINCES,
SILK and LACE TIES.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
YELLING. BALMORALS,
HOcP.sKiRTS, &c. &C. AZ
de 5-Su.WSSa D.&E MITTELDORFER'S.
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SKATES. JOHN NJ. NOTHING.

v,os,p. ORANGES, direct, received weekly ~
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE
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DRY isO.sisS.

OOc EAST BROAD!
800 EAST BROAD !
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SKATES.
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80 AZ TO ACCOMMODATES
those who
cAsSor yInr oua STORE prRfxa
InE DAY
VIC have coscipded n
OPEN ora STORE oy
SATURDAY EVENINGS. December Itli gsd 18th
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
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DEADr READii READ!!!
CHEAP NEWSPAPER.

In consequence OF certain newsdeaIer' est,ing
down newspapers TO newSboys, have also coE-
cluded 20 recuce my prices not only toihe news
boys. bni to my patrons and the puplic generally
now sell The New York Herald at THRkE CENTS
~ c,ny. ". EEONARD.
~ s23 east Main street.
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GRAND FASHIONABLE EVENT.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
COMMENCING TnrRsDAY. DECEMBER lG1H,
THOMAS W. ktENE
supported nv The charming tragic actress
Miss IIEN NRtfTrA NADEKs.
FRAZER. 4. ULJER, WTANiA ALLEN,
FRANK ROCHE.
and specially-s sel, cted coTrany. uu'er tho man.
ageDieut OF W. X. UAIDES.
THURSDAY EVENING December 10Th. Bull
wer's beautiful play, iD f,e acts. OF RiChtLiEU.
CardiraI Richelcu......,.. .....fboina> w. hcehe.
FRIDAY EVENING. ID cember I7ih,
shak>peare's trAg, dv. Ia i've acts, or HANLET.
Hamlei ........ homas ". Keene.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
ShaksDeare's comedy. IN tour acts, OF
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
ShylOck 1honas W. hcenc.
SATURDAY FyENlsG. - cembcr isib,
last appaaranc- Of Mr.. L. W. koene. on which oc-
cssion will be presented shakspearer bis-
torical rsvest'. In tx acts, OF
RICHARD ILL;
OR. THE BAT1LEOF BDSWpRTH FIELD.
GlOsler afterwards King Richard MI
Thomas W. keene.
Sale Of seats commences at The The,ire and at
Ramos & Moses Monday, December 3th-
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WANTS.

XNTANrED, TO RENT A COUNTRY
w sTORtHUUSE in good location. Address,
full parilcnlars, DAVID VI,
dsII.l< care Of DisDdtch 0nicc.
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DICEMOND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, DkeExrER 18Th.
CONCERT.
MESDELssOBN esjJNTETrE CLUE
OF bJSTUE,
H GRGAxfzErs 1ef9.
This renowned Club, whosss record OF more ttsu
iidrv years Of successive iriumphs II known 10
lovers mnsc throughout the fsnd. IL the mosf
perfect cou,blnsiop OF ats character ibis conti.
nent. ami Is IN The front rank OF SIN mar organxi-
TONS In iire world 4.
ISiDDR >cH>IIZLER....~.-... Violin.
ERNST THTELf.................. yiOitu.
THOMAS RYAN....... Glsrinest and Viola.
WILLIAM SCHADE..............f fiutf snr Nfotas
fREDtHIth s~s- -~..... to'oucStOs
As. isteS by ,he uls,Inguis ed vocalist,
MISS MARIE NFLLINi.
Box.sheet clr ms MONDAY ut Ilssos Mosss'S
and Theatre az A. NJ.
reseryed ssssts. se1ls4t
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WANTED, A C0LORED BOY FOR
w ERRANDS aud TO make himself u,efsl about
me house Apply to ALEX. WEhST.
dc ILLS corner of Third and Broad.
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WANTED, By A PRACTICAL GAR
sITIJ tTiON. ne has bee IN conSidt red 10 by The
be 81 m mers and Will furnish amD. reference as 70
chsracp aud capsbiiily. Adires' W. U. ~. care ~
UlsDdfch Office. ue il'fi'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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WANTED. FIRST CLASS CHAMBER
w MAID. Must be we'll mmzn znded Apply
to Mrs. WILLIAM GRAY. from 10 = IL No. IL
north sixrn, bet ween Main aud Franklin sirtets.
IA III
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AN IMMENSE BUSINESS.
What the Underwriters Exhibit Shows fo
the Firm of p. III. Kelly & Go.

What the Underwriters Exhibit Shows for
the Firm of p. H. Kelly & Go.
The GLOBE has already alluded to the hugo
proportions of the wholesale grocery business
of P. q. Kelly as developed by the fire, but
the record as made up by the committee of the
Board of Underwriters for submission to the
companies after investigating the books of the
establishment, gives very satisfactory and con-
elusive figures. From copy of this statement
we learn that the merchandise purchased by
Mr.. Kelly from January Ito August 81, aggre-
gated 81, 355 84091. On this he
paid for freight $58,6l0,79.
The goods increased in value during the time
they were held to the extent of $14, ,140 IS.
The sales during the same period, seven
months and tweuty-one days, amounted to ST.
All, ,S6a o. and the profits are put down at only
per cent, showing that Mr.. Kelly handles
his stock on close margin. These figures are
suggestive of the great wholesale trade in St.
Paul. Mr.. Kellys business alone will probably
foot up to three million dollars for thee ntire
year. These are figures which are not padded,
and which would have never reached the public
with such exactness but for the great fire. Ii
is a commercial exhibits'of which Mr.. Kelly,
and tho city and State also, msy we'll be
proud.
Deal, cr:1s III - r,oulC Cu-. J.-....