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France.

|, PARIS, December 12.-The new Ministry
held council, but failed to agree on pro-
grdmme. The troops in Paris and YER
sailes are confined to their barracks.
LONDON, December 12.-The Standards
Paris special says it Is difficult to describe
the intense feeling Of uneasiness and appre-
pension that prevails. In accordance with
orders from the Minister Of the Interior all
the gunsmith-shops in Paris have their
shutters up. No outward symptom Of agi-
tation makes such precaution necessary.
Some foreigners are leaving Paris. Presi-
support of majority Of the Senate. The
firm belief OF those who know him best is
that il the Senate refuses dissolution, and
urges him to make overtures to the Left, he
will comply. ....... ...
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The KauaWha,,

We understand that several new leases
hare been effected in the coal and oil region
OF Kanawha.. W,YASD & STONE, a company
OF miners .arom the Nonongahela mining
region, have leased part OF the coal pro-
perty Of Colonel 81. G.. CABELL, and are
going extensively to work. This is an en-
terprise especially interesting, because this
firm Is the first that has. come from the Pitts
burgh district to enter The Kanawha eoal-
field. The firm Is wealthy and energetic,
and its movement is expected to tell favor
ably upon the Kanawha Interests.
The Paint Greek Company, whose pro-
perry y very extensive. has, after q long
pertodos inactivity, taken q step 70 bring
their mines into active use. a railsaay fYl
miles long, from the hesnpeaks and Ohio
!. rati8ty 40 the eentreIos their property, 4
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ELEGANT PRESENTS ut low prices. =
CLOAKS, CLOAKs, CLOAKs.
LADIES' handsome and stylish CLOAKS at the very
lowest prices. -,s-
FURs, FURs, FURS.
Ladies' sets at $3.50 and upwards;
ChIldren's sets at coo. and upwards
Children's FUR CAPS only $780,;
Misses SEAL-SKiN SKATING CAPS.
GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES.
Ladies' Three Button gndressed KIDS at 75c.;
Ladies' Two Button KIDS from soc. up;
Gentiemeu's DOG-SKIN KID, D u OK, and
THREAD GLOVES;
Ch!ldrcn's GLOVES at all prices.
COLLARS AND CUFFS, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
plain and embroidered, in fancy boxes.
j. HANDKERCHIEFS,H ANDKERCHIEFs.
Plain, Fancy, Embroidered, and InitInl LINEN
rHANDKERCHIEFS at all prices;.: ty
Plain and4Fancy SILK HANDKERCHIEFSa at Csc.
sCARFS, SCARFs, SCARFs. 49,.
Plain aud Fancy SILK and LACE sCARFs of all
kinds; .....
New styles CHENILLE sCARFs;
New styles In SILK BOWS r'..
HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY.
ChIIdrcns PLAIN and FANCY HOSIERY in great
variety; - -.
large lot of Childrcn,s FANCY HOSIERY from
auction, selling at 4 sacrifice
New and beautiful styles in NECK-RUFFLINGS.
CASHMERES, CASHMERES, CASHMERES.
Great bargains in BLACK CASHMERES;
BLACK CASHMERE, warranted all wool, at Soc,
the cheapest ever offered; . ..-......
BLACK CASHMERE at $125 worth fully 50.
Lots OF other goods suitable for holiday presents at
JULIUS MEYERS.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
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t.
about to'be built, and several leases, u. y :
supposed, viii be promptly effected. Inae
property is in the richest part Of the ha-
nawba field. .
Within the year Q large number OF le'lses
have been made, and there is-an appearance
o, aetiyity along the Kanawha river that IN
dicates a great addition to the mining popu-
,atiori aud enterprises Of the Valley. ,en III
min,ng region 'WiIl ere long become one OF
the most exseasively worked In the Union le' !.
The oil-wells hare not yet developed any
great yield. But they have attracted the at,
tentlon OF enterprising men well acquainted !,
with the business. Those who have leased
portions Of the property are sanguine, ana
directing their efforts. to pierce the oil de-
POSTS with great energy. .rl t,s~~t[ = q, 8,
The prospect for thefuture OF the ha-
nawha mines is very bright. The enter
prises there are interesting to Richmond !;
for she will derive q, liberal share o., the adj
iyanntages that viii flow from the wealth and
prosperity OF Kanawha. I't ~ 80 ~"
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H. Adyices received from the wreck OF the
Huron speak OF the arduous labors of Lieu
tenant Comman der Greene, Lieutenant Har-
rington, Acting-Surgeon Arthurs, and Mr..
Clark, with their men, in recovering the
bodies of those, who persisted in the late
disaster, and the precautions taken to Sc
cure identification. Ninety bodies were
saved. OF these, eight officers and seventy
one men were identified, leaving eleven
others that were too mutilated for recogni-
ton. 1t is remarked that a strong westerly
current exists in the vicinity where the HUI
ron went ashore, and that within few
years Body Island has caused many wrecks.
Among those recollected are the steamers
Vera Cruz, Eagle, Ariadne, and General
Sherman.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times,
after a careful survey o! the operations
about PleYna since July, with various losses
and reinforcements, arrives at the conclu-
sion that Osman Pasha surrendered less
than 10000 men altogether.
I At the election Tuesday in Boston Mr..
Pierce, the Republican candidate for Mayor,
was elected by 2, 151 majority, notwithstand-
ing our figures to the contrary yesterday.
At Leavenworth. on Sunday, over 5000
persons VISITED CnleI Joseph anu tue NeZ
Perces band Of Indians. Religious services
were held in tent. ... ..
Six persons escaped from the Kingston
On. " Jail on Monday night by saving
their way through the DOORS The saw was
probably furnished by 4 visitor. ...a
The Boston Congregational clergymen
have been discussing, with closed doors, the
doctrine Of endless punishment. --
Venus will be the most splendid object
in the star-lit western sky this winter
Providence Journal. -....s.-...
BROOKLYN, December Thames Dolan
and young lady were killed last night by
being run over by the steam-mOtor on the
Atlantic-avenue street railway.
ALBANY, December 1.-THE Homestead
Fire Insurance Company has been ordered
to close up its affairs by the State superin-
tendent. ......
NEW York, December 1l.-George w.
Smith was convicted Of forgery and sem
fenced to two years. Imprisonment.
LONDON, December 11.-Sidney Smith,
the architect, is dead.
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empauelling Of grand iuries in the Circuit

empanelling of grand iuries in the Circuit
Court. 80
BY Mr.. KEYsER: Bill to authorize re-
assessment OF the lands throughout the
Commonwealth that have been injured by
the late fresh.
BY Mr. PACE Bill allowing further time
to William E. Bossleux, sergeant Of Dam
vile, to make hisreturn OF delinquents and
insolyents for The year 1876.
'' By Mfr. BERNARD: Bill to amend and re-
enact sections II and II Of chapter 1913 OF
the Code OF 1873, providing for the record
alton OF fduciary accounts.
By Mr.. TATIAFERRo OF Gloucester: Bill
to remove the political disabilities OF John
A. Henly, Of Williamsburg.
; Mr.. HARRISON OF Sussex offered bill
for the protection Of fish above tide-water.
This caused some discussion.
:, On motion OF Mr. EDWARDS the bill was
passed by. nta .. =
The House then adjourned.
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A FATAL RENooNTRE.- Louisville, De.
cembcr 11.-Near Liberty, KY, Sunday
night last, Thomas Moore and United States
Special BaiIiff George d. Ellis killed one
another. Moore has been wanted by the
authorities for a year past on an indictment
charging him with illicit distiling. Ellis
met him by chance on Sunday night while
riding towards Liberty, KY, with 4 man
named Dsyyer. Ellis called on him to sur.
render, and Moore answered by firing 6
bullet through his body. Ellis returned
the shot, Moore disappearing in the bushes
Next morning his body was found frozen
stiff in death
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For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.

CAPITALISTS IN WASHINGTON PREPARING
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SILVER INITIATION.
A Washington special says 6 In the con-
yiction that the siHer1bill, in the;modifed
form reported by the Senate committee,
will pass by two-shirds vote, and so be
carried over q veto, in case the President
should interpose one, a large pool is re-
ported to have been formed n Washing ton
for the purpose Of buying gold, under the
belief that the reorganization OF silver,
even without free coinage, will send up the
price OF gold rapidly. One gentleman, act
ing on this belief, Is reported 10 nave puf-
chased 5000, 900 worth OF. gold"
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The Meetine---The Canal.

Inc MeeCnR---lneCa ndA.
Some OF the best and most influential men
in Richmond call meeting Of citizens, to
be held ut the Exchange this evening at z
O'Clock, for the purpose OF considering the
question OF voting aid for the purpose OF
repairing the canal. The subject Is one Of
very great Importance, and the meeting
should be attended by large number OF
people. especially those who have reflected
upon the subject and are able to thro"
light upon it. That the freight that finds
access to market by the canal is important
to our city every businessman knows
The question OF helping to restore naviga'
ton depends upon others, which all intel
Iigent businessmen should by this time I'M
derstand. There ought now to be light
enough to enable the meeting to act de-
fideily.
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The James River.

Letters from the upper James show that
the people there are wide awake: deeply ia
terested upon the proposition for 4 railway
along the valley. They say this improve.
ment is the proper one, and whl not only
meet AL their wants, bnt will greatly en-
nance the wealth OF the valley. They are
anxious TO cooperate in any effort to secure
an Improvement they 80 much desire.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
NOWLAN & CO., JEWELLERS,
rop~rp az, N.rS Ann TFSTu

NOWLAN & CO., JEWELLERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
FINE GOLD OPERA-CHAINS
FINE GOLD GUARD-CHAINS,
FINE GOLD LE0NTINE CHAINS, ..
FINE GOLD ROMAN NECK-CHAINs,
FINE GOLD ROMAN LOCKETS, s.... 49,.
FINE GOLD ROMAN BANDS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN SHAWL-PlNS,
FINE GOLD ENGRAVED BRACELETS,
FINE GOLD ENAMELLED BRACELETS,
FINE GOLD CHAIN.BRAGELETS,
FINE GOLD STONE-CASfEo 81 EEVE-B U T.
-. TONS, l'-s. @.,'... SD
FINE GOLD sToNE-cAMEo Dos oM-B uT-
FINE GOLD sTONE-CAA1EO sCARF-PINs AND
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR
- ..- DROPS, ,.. s... r:5l.f .s...ss ~
+ ELEGANT SOLITAIRE AND CLUSTER OLA
MOND RINGS, -. .,-,.i...s d.
ELEGANT. DIAMOND AND ONYX JEW
ELRY, ...- 49,. ...
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD NECK CHAINS,
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD CROSSES AND
PENDANTS,
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD VEIL-PINs, EAR
DROPS, AND BROOCHES,
with an immense assortment of other beautiful
JEWELRY ...
AND
STERLING SILVER PIECES,
in cases suitable for holiday presents. at greatly
reduced prices. dc 11-t25
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NHRISTMAS GOODS. .'-.
LAYER and SULTANA RAISINS Of every grade;
LEGHORN and ENGLISH ClTRONs, CUR
RANTS, CHALMERS, COX'S, and NELSON'S
GELATINE;
CANTON GINGER dried and in SYRUP;
NUTS (new crop) OF every description; u.s..
MUSHROOMS. FRENCH PEAS;
PATTI DE Fol GRAS;
ANCHOVIES I'm oil and In kegs); .''
FUNNY FISH;
SMOKED and PICKLED EELs and SALMON;
JELLIES Of all kinds; ...' -,-s .-'--i
MINCE-MEAT thome-madel; ..a
OLD ENGLISH CHEDDER, STILTON ROCHE
FORT, EDAM, NEUFCHATEL, OSTEGO, and
sAPsAGo CHEESES; " a. ....ss.r., n.
ALKETHREPTA; ur. .....-s..... .i ....
HOMEMADE PRESERVES and PICKLES;
CALIFORNIA PEARS and APRICOTS;
CANNED oKRE; .s.. ...-u. 81,
CORN and TOMATOES, canned together for soups !;
MALAGA GRAPES; ..r.t,,......
HAVANA ORANGES; ...
SWEET CHOCOLATES;
CHOCOLATE CROQUETS;
SCOTCH RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY, aud
GOOSEBERRY JAMS,
VIOLET PRUNES Tin glass and wood;
ICE-CREAM, OsWEGO, LEAFLET, CAPT.
JACK, and MUSHROOM CRACKERS;
PLUMS and DAMsoNS; -.
CANNED PEACHES and APPLES In gallon jars
for pies. 25 cents per can, at
dc o-tde25 CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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DEATHS.

Died, at the residence OF her daughter Miss W.
3. Tazewell} on the 18th instant. Mrs. MARY
PAGE, reltcuof the late DIR, William Tazewe1l, In
the ninety third year Of her age. III .-,ss.E
Her funeral win take place from the Monumental
church THIS l{Thursdayi EVENING at 3h O'Clock;
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend. ~..s.as,. 81 ~! IN. - ~ e
Died. on the 9th instant, at 10 o'clock, THOMAS
SfCKENGER, IN the thirty-ffth- year Of his gge.
HIS funeral viii take place from sc. johns lGer.
man Lutheran) church. THIS AFTERNOON at
o'clock. Friends and acquaintanees are respect
fully invited TO attend. -. -s.-., ..as-,.s
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TIE MoFPETg REaIsTERs.-The bell
punch factory has been closed and the con-
tract for the first 5000 finished, which we
believe have given entire satisfaction to the
official entitled to receive them, so we have
been Informed by the contractor, Mr.. q. ID.
johnson. Caipeper Times. IS. $500
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COUNTRY MERCHANTs,-I beg leave
" TO call your attention to my superior stock OF
tured by myself or selected with great and
offered for sale at wholesale at prices which defy
competition. think I may say with confidence
that there has never been finer assortment oil
FRENCH and AMERICAN CANDIES, FRUITS
Nuts, CANNED GOODS, aud SUGAR-TOYS, dis
PLAYED In this city, and Manufacturer or dealer
offers better inducements to the trade Merchants
can save from Eve to ten per cent by examining my
stock before purchasing elsewhere send for price
list Respectfully, G. ZIMMER, -t1a
Candy, Toy, and Cake Factory,
no 2s3w :, 1888 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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CHRISTMAS BOOKS,

BOOKS,
WRITING.DYsKs
. woRK-BoxEs,
GAMES,
AND
POTTERY FOR DECORATION
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
ELLYSOE 4 YANCEY'S
successors to ]. r. Ellysonj.
,1112 Main street,
three doors above Dispatch onc.
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9s.CENT STORE,


A MONG THE NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT THE s9-CENT STORE
~ +. THIS WEEK ARE Sit,
new SARATOGA TOY TRUNK,
New CHINA TEA-sETs.
New BRITANNIA TEA-sETs, .u
New PANEL PICTURES,
. New WALNUT FRAMES, 9f lAa@ H..
New WALNUT TABLES, flTSts<
New .T0YSFURNITURE, za5Ht ~
New CHILD's CAMP and Il oCKING.,
2. =" CHAIRS, 80 u sl.,r ..s
New BLOCKS and TEN-PINS,
New KITCHENS and STORES,
New. MECHANICAL. ENGINES and HOSE
$3.50 CARTS - -
New BOOKS OF POETRY AND PROSE, for
yonng and old; ,.,.t II, q.
New RoUKING-HoRsEs,C HAIR-ROCKERS,
and sH0Q-FLIES;
New. sHAwLs and GOUNTERPANES,
II New UNDERWEAR for ladies' and gentlemen,
New CUSPADOREs and TIN SETS sl.rt5lR
catal9gass free % any address. q, sgf:l
de - 500 Broad street.
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UNITED STATES SuPRRAE CouRT, MONDAY.
No. IS. John Preston, kJr.., appellant, Us.
Thomas l.. Preston ct al Appeal from
Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Western district Of Virginia. Decree OF
Circuit Court affirmed, with costs. Opinion
by Mr.. Justice, Field. sta 81 s.'H
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NEW GIET-k0OkS

The Flood of Years. BY William Cullen B.?-.
ant. Illustrated. ...:........,.":.''''s |
Abide With Ne. Illustrated. Cloth. gilt"
Ballads OF Bravery. Forty full-pagc iilusira-
lions. Cloth, gift: elegantly bound. ......
lEsop's Fables. Sincty-ihrcc illustrations.
By Ernest Griset. ................,.......
Carlcalure and other Comic art, with many
ILLUSTRATORS. .".' ,...';: '..'''',TI,..'i'
The Book Of Gold, and other Poems. By j.
Il. Trowbridgc. illustrated ...... ...........
Art Decoration Applied tn Furniture. CO.
piously illustrated. GAIT edgc.....,,..,....
Pottery and Porcelain. BY William G.
Prime. Illustrated Cloth; gilt TOP.
Torchi's EngrayingS from Frescoes. BY Cor
reggie aud Parmeeiauo. Twenty-four nell
iotypes. QuartO.. ....,... ~
The Rhine, from It's Source 10 The Sea, with
425 superb wood-cut cngtayings by the
most distinguished artists and engravcrsot
Germany. Imperial quarto: extra cloth:
RHYME Of the Ancient Mariner. BY Samuel
Taylor CoIeridgc. Illustrated by Dorc.... 10
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Children Of the Abbey, Thsddcus OF Warsaw ~,
The Old English Ban ons. tire" volume, bound b..
one, 75c.: Scottish Chiefs, st. Clair Of tho I.,S
Hungarian Brothers, three volume. b0unL :,
one, 75c.; Captain Marryatl's King, own Va, =.
Officer, and Newton Forster. three yolpmr, -
one. 75c. 80
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PROFESSIONAL.

HAVING HAD;aA LONG EXPE-
III -RIENCE,:I offer my services to the Ia
dies of Richmond aud surrounding country as MID
WIFE and DOCTRESS and LADIES' and Chill
DREN,S SICK NURSE generally. References,
some Of the best physicians IN the city. promise
to be kind and attentive to my patients day and
night. MRS. M. +. TUCK, ~,
=. .....s...s'.t No. GIL west Main street,.
de 1885, : 49,. opposite Monroe Park.
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THRISTMAS TIDE.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
TENTH AND MAIN.
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.


READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
If you wish cheap, serviceable OVERCOAT,
we have one at So that will certainly give you salts
faction. 1t Is strong, durable, and we'll cut. 49,.
We can for $3.50 give you real dressy BLACK
FUR BEAVER OVERC0AT. . -. .--&l
We can for s13 give you a BLACK ALL-WOOL
ESKIMO BEAVER that will make you a dress
ovcrcoat and wear for years.
We can for S15 give you nobby FINE FUR
BEAVER OvERCOAT-very elegant. This over
coat received only Yesterday. e..
We can supply you with BUSINESS or DRESS
SUITS made of best materials and The latest cut.
We manufacture our own goods, aud know them to
be well made.
CIILDREN'S CLOTHING FOR CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
del FURNISHING GOODS.
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We would call attention TO our large and v,,i,,
assortment Of BOOKS, WRITING DESKS, G. ,vrs
PoCKET-BooKs, fine PAPETERIEs. and o,har
articles suited for Christmas present.. sbc.
offer Mt unusually low rates.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 2sth of November, at Allan Dale,
Henrico county. the residence of the bride, by the
Rev. John Z. Edwards, Miss IDA f.. YARBO-
ROUGH to Mr.. JOHN r. ROSE, formerly OF King
and Queen county, Va. No cards.
st. Louis. Mo-. New Orleans, La. and Baltimore,
Nd, papers please copy. ......... 4
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POPULAR POETS AT al

A new edition Of the poets finely prln,c! m ,,,.-
white paper. Illustrated with several nm ~
cngravlngs, and bound In Il ncw and rl. .as.
style. Price, I'll each. The list crnhrarrs az a..
works of Tcnhyson, Burn:, Moore. Nh"
Campbell, Shakespeare. Scott Col is.n:,h Ey-"a'
Heaans, H0mer's mad, Keats, and Shell" '''"'
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MUSICAL. INSTRUCTION.

.DROFEssoR GARDNER WILL OPEN
Il MUSICAL ACADEMY for Piano and Melo-
deon at the Eagle Hotel, No. $50 Broad street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets for the purpose of
GIVING LESSONS on The above-named lnstru-
ments and desire the patronage Of all young ladies
aud gentlemen who wish TO learn. at reasonable
to IL O'Clock A. NJ. and from until p. NJ
de 1S.1f+ .sr., sr..r. -. e.
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CHARLESTON ELECTIoN.-Ch Charleston, De-
cember 12.-Thc Democrats elected the
mayor and entire ticket yesterday by large
majority. d" -- ....
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The following standard books. neatly n,,,,; =,
cloth, with colorrd illustrations will b,. s,I, =.
the low price OF SOC. 4 copy Robinson Cruz
Swiss Family Robinson, pirgrim's pr,g,n
Foxcs's Book OF Martyrs N''>'
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ITO CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE


lam manufacturing DAILY my lnimitabe steam
clarified FLINT CANDIES, warranted better than
any made anywhere for wholesale purposes. IL .
whittier, brighter, purcr, more la.hly.navored ana'
warranted to stand hrm In any weather. AA"'
CANDY FRUITS and TOY-CASDf.
FRENCH CANDIES.
sci, Ms,liard's FRENCH CANDlES-,he bet
and handsomest In the word-and keep constant!
o large supply on hano.
DEFY COMPETITION.
buy all my goods for CASH from importer, 0 OF
manufactures; my su1ars from the rrnneIs a.
ported goods from the importers. pay no aiiI''>
men, aud
CANNOT BE UNDERSuLD ASf"HhhA'
Ihaye on hand the largest ctock ever hsa ~ c ON.
time anu am receiving goods daily. anu sIa an r.
tinue 10 do so until alter the holidays. an -
cciving to-day .,ul,
$50 boxes Layer Muscatel, Saltana, valencia
+ and other RAislNs:
20 boxes Leshorn CrTROS,
3 cases new Smyrna Figs.
Is cases Valencia ORANGES,
10 barrels Zanie CuRkASCT:S,N,imissss
5000 fresh Carthagenia GgSoAno1''
o1 ne , Gxss s atnores and
i, mn n, oneseI PEAcH-, APPLE. OUNCE SID
Il ~
az cases new SARDiNES. ,,p
cases new PRESERVED GlNGs-h. fla
III gross Cox's, Nelson's, and ChaiHisf
TINE. slN T.
BALTIMORE PACKERS PRICES:
l 900 dozen Two aud Three.Poaha
49, and PEACHES, INDY.
500 dozen Quart and fih'
400 DOZEN APSIssEappLE. corn, PEASy Ssi;
600 dozen One and Two-Pound CofEoist
LEE pERRINs WORCESTER SAUCE
..sss ou,r,s, Piats, aud Haif-Pin's 81 0a'
------. half Former prices
FAT OUR BAKERY and
make baltimore Melssse' s Tssss
H. STSa scNaii OF which we offer ~ Baltimore p'
WE HAVE TOO MANY GOODS AND 1oo
LITTLE MONEY. -, 81,
Come With the sPoNs, and see II VIC c va
YOU or IL prompt. paying. VIII give Won
but sell we viii. LUIS =. 80 w,,p street.
do s-sw Consectloner. l4l2 NAN ,1l-
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BOOKS AT SOC.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF POTTERY Fan
DECORATION.
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pARLOR CRoQUET FOR 75c.
STANDARD BOOKS IN SETS.
GAMES.

We have the largest stock OF GAMES In the cry
embracing all the latest and best gaines Of the taG'
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