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ITO CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.

lam manufacturing DAILY my inimitable steam
clarified FLINT CANDIES, warranted better than
any made anywhere for wholesale purposes. 1t Is
whittier, brighter purer, more highly .fayored, and Is
warranted to stand firm In any weather. Also,
CANDY FRUITS and TOY-CANDY.
:-~ FRENCH CANDIES.
I sell Blaillard's FRENCH CANDIES-the best
and handsomest In the word-and keep constantly
large supply on hand
IDEFY COMPETITION.
buy all my goods for CASH from importers. or
from my s ng no de
men, and
CANNOT BE UNDERsOLD ANYWHERE.
Ihave on hand the largest stock ever had at one
time, and am receiving goods daily, and shall con-
tnue to do SO until after the holidays. / am re-
ceiving to-day
$50 boxes Layer. Muscatcl, saltana, Valencia,
and other RAIsINS:
25 boxes Leshorn CITRON,
S cases new Smyrna FIGS,
10 cases Valencia ORANGES,
10 barrels zantc CURRANTS-new;
5000 fresh Carthagenia CUCOANUTS,
5000 pounds Atmorc's MIN and
1000 po SnSsei FsEAcH-, APPLE, OUNCE, and
PLUN-BUTTER;
e cases cases NEW new S FAERERFFfD GINGER.
10 gross Cox's Nelson's, and Chalmers CELIA
TINE.
AT BALTIMORE PACKERS PRICES:
1000 dozen Two and Thrce-Pound TOMATOES
and PEACHES,
500 dozen Quart and Pint b II A D Y =
PEACHES,
100 dozen PINEAPPLE. CORN, PEAS, &C.;
500 dozen Ono and Two-Pound COVEOYSTERS.
LEE & PERKINS, WORCESTER SAUCE.
5 cases Quarts, Pints, and IIalfPints at one
half FORMER prices.
AT OUR BAKERY
we make Baltimore Molasses Cakes, Lemon and
Soda Crackers, Sugar Cakes, Gmger-Snaps, Jum-
blcS &c-all OF which we offer at Baltimore prices
WE HAVE TOO MANY GOODS AND TOO
LITTLE MONEY.
Come with the SPONS, and see If we can't sell
you or If prompt paying, will give YOU a CHANCE;
but sell we WILL LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
dc S-3w Confcctioner. 14f2 Main street.
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GENERAL NEWS,
rv,hracinG Matters of Interest by
telegraph From All Parts
of the Country.

AFFAIRS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
poYs MALTREATED By STRIKING CIGAR
MAKERS IN NEW YoRk-S4,49s,2ls OF
THE MONEY RECEIVED IN THE SUIT
AGAINST THE TWEED RING rAID OVER
STRIKE OF TWO THOUSAND CANADIAN
,,KoREHs-A EICHMoN NEwsBOY
v,1IFD NEAR KASAwHA FALLs-THE
EoRDER TROUBLEs-IMMENsE DEsTRCC-
r,oH OF PROPERTY FROM THE BURNING
or AN olL-rRAIN NEAR PATERSON, NEW
,rpsrY-r WAR NEWS-REPORTED
nrATu OF OSNAN PASHA DENlED-A DIS
crsT1SG OFFENCE COMMITTED NEAR
>.nrruK-LORD DERBY THROWN FROM
Z, CAHRIAGE-sNow IN THE BALKANS,
sc &C.
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9o.EEN'r STORE.

A MONG THE NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT THE 99-CEET STORE
THIS WEEK ARE
A new SARATOGA TOY TRUNK.
New CHINA TEA-SETS,
New BRITANNIA TEA-SETS.
New PANEL PICTURES,
New WALNUT FRAMES,
New WALNUT TABLES.
New TOY FURNITURE.
New CIIILD'S CAMP and II y X G =
CHAIRS,
New BLOCKS and TEN-PINS,
New KITCHENS and STORES,
New MECHANICAL ENGINES and HOSE
CARTS,
New BOOKS OF POETRY AND PROSE, for
young and old;
New ROCKTNG-HO RsiIS, CEIAIR-ROCkERS,
and SHOO-FLIES; 49,
New sIIAWLS and COUNTERPANES,
New UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentlemen,
New CUSPADORES and TIN SETS.
Catalogues free to any address.
w. A. STEVENS,
deg sos Broad street.
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Crime n, Brarr,hleton.

A YoUNG MAN ARRESTED ON THE SUBURBS OF
NORFOLK FOR COMMITTING AN INDECENT
ASSAULT UPON LITTLE GIRL. &C.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, December ia young man
named Richard Granville was arrested and
committed to the Jail last night on the charge
OF committing an indecent and revolving
assault upon the person OF little girl, aged
nine years, daughter OF John F. Dezendorf,
Esq. The affair occurred in Bramblcton, a
suburb OF Norfolk, and the community is
greatly shocked and incensed. The parties
are all very respectable.
A number Of Parrot guns, capable OF
throwing life-lines 200 yards further than
those heretofore used. were shipped to the
life-saying station to-day on the Virginia
and North Carolina coast.
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A NEwsBoY KILLED on THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
[Spccla! telegram to"the Dispatch.l
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, December 17.-Jo-
seph e. Lockett, OF Manchester, Va,
newsboy on the Chesapeake and Ohio MORN
ing train, was killed near Kanawha Falls
yesterday. he was in the act Of throwing
off some papers when, leaning too far out
OF the car, his head struck the cross piece
OF the mai-post. He fingered wholly un-
conscious for about twelve hours and then
eypired.
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Cuba.
DISTRESSING CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.

DISTRESSING CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
HAVANA, December 17.-Adviccs from
San Domingo, November Goth, report dis
trcssing condition OF affairs there. Revolu-
ton has spread all over the country. Carlos
BaeZ, brother of the President, and Gov
crnor OF the province Of Aqua, was killed
by insurgents in his house in San Domingo.
The city prisons are crowded. Many pris-
oners have been executed in the interior.
among them General MeIenciano Baez. All
quiet in Hayti.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
yOWLAN & CO., JEWELLERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.


yOWLAN & CO., JEWELLERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
FINE GOLD OPERA-CHAINs,
FINE GOLD GUARD-CHAINs,
FINE GOLD LEONTTNE CHAINS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN NECK-CHAINS.
FINE GOLD ROMAN LOCKETs,
FINE GOLD ROMAN BANDS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN SHAWL-PINS,
FINE GOLD ENGRAVED BRACELETS.
FINE GOLD ENAMELLED BRACELETS.
FINE GOLD CHAIN.BRACELETs,
FINE GOLD STONE-CANEO ST. Z EV E-BU T.
TONS,
FINE GOLD sToNE-CAMEo BosoM-B
TONS,
FINE GOLD sToNE-CAMEO sCARF-PINs AND
RINGS.
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR
DROPS,
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE AND CLUSTER OLA
MOND RINGS, ...-.
ELEGANT DIAMOND AND ONYX JEW
ELRY,
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD NECK-CHAlNS,
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD CROSSES AND
PENDANTS,
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD VE1L-PINs, EAR
DROPS, AND BROOCHES,
with an immense assortment Of other beautiful
articles Of
JETELRY
AND
STERLING SILVER PIECES.
in cases suitable for holiday presents. IT greatly
reduced prices. de 11-t20
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An Oil Train ON Fire.

GREAT DESTRUCTION TO PROPERTY.
PATERSON, n. j., December 17.-An oil
train has been burned. The flaming oil
flooded the streets, burning the houses in
some instances for half mile from the
scene. AS the oil-cars were bursted the
flame would shoot hundred feet high, and
the paint was blistcrcd on the houses mile
distant.
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THRISTMAS GOODS.

CHRIsTMAs GOODS.
LAYER and SULTANA RAISINS Of every grade
LEGhORN and ENGLISH Cl1RONS. CUR
RANTS. CHALMERS, COX'S, and NELSON'S
GELATINE;
CANTON GINGER dried and in syrup:
NUTS (ncw crop) of every description:
MUSHROOMS, FRENCH PEAS;
PATTI DE Fol GRAS;
ANCHOvIES I'm oil and in kegsl;
FUNNY FISH;
SMOKED and PICKLED EELS and SAL MON:
JELLIES of all kinds;
MINCE-MEAT thome-made);
OLD ENGLISH CHEDDER, STILTOS ROCHE.
FORT, EDAAr, NEUFCHATEL, OSTEGo, and
SAPSAGO CIEESES;
ALKETHREPTA;
HOMEMADE PRESERVES and PICKLES:
CALIFORNIA PEARS and APRICOTs:
CANNED OKRE;
GREEN TURTLE:
OX-TAIL SOUP
MALAGA GRAPES;
HAVANA ORANGES;
SWEET CHOCOLATES;
CHOCOLATE CROQUETS;
SCOTCH RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY. and
GOOsEBERRY JAMS,
VIOLET PRUNES lin 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 lO-tde25 CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
CHRIsTMAs GOODS.
GELhTINE. CITRON,
SEEnLESS aud LONDON LAYER-RAlSlNS,
FIGS. MIXED NUTS, six pounds for 81;
COOKING-W1NE.
SWEET CIDER. &C.. &C.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY &. Co.
de 52S Broad street.
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hALTREATMEET OF GIRLS AND BOYS IN NEW
YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, December 1.-two hundred
girls and boys employed in the cigar manu-
factories up town, where cigar-makers are
On strike, were maItreated yesterday by a
gang OF strikers. The police came to their
assistance. and the assailants fed. The
sifis and boys were badly beaten.
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

Sal. ES REIORIED ~ SEthElAhl'
WHEAT White. 1876 bushels very good at $l.40;
100 bushels at 1925; % bushels Fultz at Sl.32:
20 bushels common ut 81 20; 2s bushels very good
9. 40; bushels at slso; 1e4 bGsh,ls h far IT.
prime at 81 43-total. Az bushels: Red, 90 BUSH
els Ful,z at $1.25: 80 bushels Fultz at sl.3O; los
bushels Fultz ut 1927: 90 bushels prime Lancaster
at SLAP 80 bushels prime Lancaster at *1:42i SO
bushels very good mixed at $l;4o; % bu:hels very
good Fuf at rs b%nes y good F hns1e a.
tuliz NJ 1925: II bushels Fultz mt sl.25; go
bushels very good LANCASTER at $40; AZ bushels
at 1892; 100 bushels prime Fultz at sl.32: SO
bushels choice FuIz at s1.35; ~ bushels very good
at 40 BUSHELS aneas hnsS at sl3 8e
Fmtz at 81 80: i bushels common Lancaslc1 q
sl.@5,: 20 bushels very good Fnltz at $3.50: $50
$40: 80 bushels at 81 80: los bu: heels mixed on
private terms: SO bushels very good LANCASTER at
bushels fair at 81 25; 2sbushels common al s11O:
l2 bushels common at Sl.20; 13S bushels good
Ful,z at 1927: 40 bushels fair Fulsz a. sl:30;
els very good .Fulz ut .Sl.30; s bushels fair
Lancaster at s1.3O: so bushels prime Lam
Ter at s4G 80 bushels very J, ss9d Ss
els prime Lancaster at 81 .43;. 80 bushels prime
Futz at 81 SO; II bushels fair Lancaster at 81
2N4 bushels very good Ful:z at $3.50; SO bushels
prime Fultz at $1.35; IS bushels mixed at :Sl.3s;
Ga bushels common at $l.25; 500 bushels very cry
&c bushels fair Fultz at l27 GO bushels Fultz at
$50; 296 bushels fair Lancaster at s1.32; "a
bushels good Lancaster 1T S1.4U. AZ ouSuCls
common Fultz at 81 20: &c bushels fair Fultz al
Job: 200 bushels good FultZ ut $1.26; 80 BUSH
els very good Fultz at $3.50: 32 bushels fair Fuz
Mt 81 .26-tota. ,796 bushels.
CORN White, TIP bushels prime on private private
good at &c.; 80 bushels very good ut SEC; SO
bushels very good mt 55c.; bushels very good AT
55c.: 334 bushels good ut 53c; 90 bushels fair AT
52c.-total 1874 bushels.
OATs.-94 bushels very good spring at SIC; los
bushels good spring at 3ec. 226 bushels very good
spring at 37c.; 10 bushels very good spring ut
as bushels very good spring ut 37c.-total, o36
bushels.
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FOR RENT.
II 0 Il Il + \ r

L " ~ " ~ aal
TWO NEW THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL
lSGS on Franklin street between Madison and
the modern and conycnenccs Thee
houses are admirably arranged Tor Two small RAM
lilies each.
laurel and Shafcr, with two stories, containing
eight rooms. with the modern improvements.
BRICK DWELLING on Ross street, with base
mcut and three stories above, containing ten roos;
BRICK DWELLING No. COS Main street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, with basement and three
stories above. containing ten rooms; kitchen. &C.
BRICK DWELLING No. west Grace street, be-
tween Foushec and ADAMS, with easemrnt and
BRICK DWELLING No. 3G7 west Clay street,
with seven rooms: kitchen and stable.
BRICK DWELLING with six rooms Including
kitchen and servants rooms, OH Fourth street be-
THREE BRICK DWELLINGS or Third street
between Jackson and Dual, With 1--WE rooms and
NJ Two Brick DWELLINGS, with stores at sachcd,
VI BRICK DWELLING on Marshall stree: between
Twcnly-seventh and Twenty. eighth streets, with
ehs S 1DS ST. street
Clay and Leigh. with four rooms, and Kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on Thirty-scyenlh street
corner NJ with four rooms, &c.
FRAME DWELLING on Clay street corner
Tweuty-tourth. with eight rooms, and kitchen.
rwenty-eghth and twenty -nnin, with four rooms,
FRAME DWELLING on Twcnty-cbghh street
corner street, with four or five rooms.
| FRAME DWELLING on Broad street opposite
Richmond College, with six rooms, and ktcben.
FRAME DWELLING OIL Oak street near Bac0n's
Quarter branch.
| FRAME DWELLING on Twenty seventh street
| between Leigh and NJ streets, with five rooms, ant
NEW NEW FRAME DWELLING on Twcrty-eghtt
| street between Clay and Leigh streets, with six
rC TWo as sM fiehf FRAME DWELLINGS on Seven
| teenth street near Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
shops. RICHARDSON s. CO.,
| Real Estate Agents,
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CHRIsTMAs GOODS.

Il IuINA1 NdNhs
WOOSTER CHINA, ENGLISH CHINA, FRENCH
CHINA. DRESDEN CHINA
All the novel specimens OF foreign factories lem
tirely new goodEa:
lRIDEsCENT GLASS tnew discovery in glass;;
DUNMORE WARE;
BOHEMIAN GLASS specially:
ANTIQUE BRASS: REAL BRONZE;
JA-SE-PO-RI WARE (entirely newt. Call and see
the Eclection OF wares. No trouble to show goods.
GEORGE GIBSON, JR..
de1h 1907 Main street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, December II, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 70 ho2sheadE,
tierces, and box. The offerings at auction on
Change were 81 packages; of which number 81
were taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 81 to S13.
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TAKES.
TO TAXPAYERS.
CRY coLLEcToa,s 0RgIcE, !

CITY COLLECTORS OPPICE,}
RICHMOND, November 80, 1877.
This Office will be open DAILY from 8 O'Clock A.
ri. to O'Clock r. II. From tho 18TH TO THE 3lar
DAY OF DECEMBER, fnelusiye, for the purpose
OF receiying from any person who has already paid
one half of the city taxes charged 10 him or her e
remaining half. and that ten per cent. peuaity VIII
taxes charged In every where the PARTY assessed
shall fail to pay said Remaining half within the time
hut i'm case any person having fiiie TO pay In the
month OF June one half OF the cily taxes due from
such person shall laiko paw the whole thereon on or
before the 3lst dag or December. there shall be
aided twenty per cent penalty upon the amount OF
'nc YAK % Se'uA'''Ae "A'' A. r. WoODS0N,
No 3O-lm City Collector.
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Canada.
A STRIKE FOR HIGHER "

STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGES.
MONTREAL, December 1.-Two thousand
laborers at Lachinc have struck. They de-
mand Il dollar instead OF ninety cents per
day
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Preparing for Invasion.
AMERICAN FILIBUSTERS PREPARING FOR
INVASION

INVASION.
SAN FRANCISCO, December IA Tue
son, Arizona, dispatch states that Hermo-
si!lo papers received say General Huorta,
former Governor OF Sonora, Is reported IN
Mexico with 1000 American fiiibusters, sta
toned near the Sonora line, preparing for
Invasion.
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PART OF THE sUIT-MoNEY PAID IN.
NEW YORK, December 1T.-The City
Chamberlain has received from the State
Acknowledgement check for s44,918. 80,
being the amounts received from Peter
Sweeney and Ebert A. Woodward in SET
tlement Of the suits against them to recover
part OF the money stolen By the Tweed
ring.
MRS. GILMAN,
wife Of the iorger, has recovered her reason.
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WINES. LIQUORS, dc.

"1rESs AAVOV1As9s esCs
CHRISTIAN s. WHITE WOULD PAR
TICULARLY call attention to their extensive and
varied stock of WINES and LIQUORS from private
cellarS-ylz.
OLD MADEIRA VINE, bottled in 1912 and
OLD PEACH BRANDY, distilled IN 1916;
OLD SCOTCH WHISKEY, distilled in 1865;
OLD FRENCH BRANDY, vintage of 1874 and
1852;
BOWEN WHfSKEY, twelve years old:
TABLE SIIERRIES Of all grades tpartly our own
importation);
CHAMPAGNES Of all popular brands.
We would note especially our CALIFORNIA
CHAMPAGNES," pure and sparkling, at the low
price of 75c. and 81 per quart-bottle.
Pure CALIFORNIA GRAPE BRANDY. for
.scgg-nogg," $3.50 per gallon.
Splendid assortment of
HAVANA AND KEY WEST CIGARS.
+ Gdc 10-tDe251
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By telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December l7.-Gold opened Il, 02ss.
.Nnon.-Stocks quiet. Money on call, per cent
Gold. 1925. Exchange-Long, 4s2E: short. 4S6.
State bonds quiet. Governments 4 fraction higher.
Epen,nG.-Money active ut per cent. Sterling
quiet at 1921. Gold quiet ut 1925. Governments.
firm; new SIS, l06M. States quiet. ..s.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 17.-vrginia 6's, old, 80 !;
deferred. 81: consolidated. So; second series. Al.
North Carolina 6's, old, l7R: new, 8. Bid to-day.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old @Hk
Il Dominion Steamship Comrany'ss skSfi EasEk
steamship WYANOKE. Captain CoCCII, will SAIL
TUESDAY, December 18th. ut 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
Freight received until l O'Clock Z. NJ.
Through bills CT ladlng signed AMI goods for
wardcd with dispatch to ali points north, sosth,
east, aud west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; ronnd-trip tlcae..
1924. Storage. SO and $S.
For freight or passage, apply to
G.. ". ALLEN Il CO., Agents.
de 17-2t Complny's Wharf. RucKc.Ls,
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A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
II RAILROAD TRAINS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIo-Mornine mail leaves
daily at $40 A. NJ. arrives NJ 5:30P M Might ex-
press leaves daily at $40 r. IL; arrives M
A. NJ. Accommodation daily fexcept SundayI leaves
ut 4 r. NJ, and arrives at $40 a. II.
RICHMoND.AND DANvILLE.-Through mall
leaves at $50 A. d. arrives at 7:A5 p. II. Through
passenger train leaves Richmond at 1885 r. M:
arrives 1t 7:30 A. n.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC.
cept Sundays ut TAO 4. VI; arrives at l1:I5 r. NJ
daily Except Sundays). Night mail leaves Byrd
Street station daily ut p. b.; arrives ut S:I5
A. NJ. Accommodation leaves Broad-Street station
daily except Sundays az 4:25 p. b. arrives ut $50
A. 81,
RIcHNoS6 AND PETERsBuRG.-Through mall
leaves daily at $40 a. NJ. and at 1l:30 =. NJ.
Accommodation trains leave at l y. NJ. and 4:50
2. NJ. agl lsr.s
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE
Through passenger train leaves Richmond for Balt-
more, &C., az p. NJ. Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Sat-
urdays; arrives same days ut 10 -. NJ. Local pas
senger train leaves Richmond daily Except Sun
day. at 8 r. D.. and arrives at 10 4. 81.
Old DOMINION STEAMERS tFOR NEW YORK;
Leave every Tuesday, Friday. and Sunday a: high
water; arrive every Monday, Thursday, and Satur-
day.
PHILADELPHIA SrEAMERs.-Leave Richmond
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; arrive the
PownATAN STEAMERS TO BALTIMORE leave
Richmond every Wednesday 1T II NJ. and Saturday
at 4 p. VI.
JAMES RIVER LINE TO NORFOLK. connecting a.
Norfolk with BAY Line to Baltimore, &c, leave
every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday at $50 a.
~ arrive Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 4:30
NJ
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NHRISTMAS GOODS.

See what you can save ut WINSTOCK'S. Go
In these hard times 1t behoovcs every to save,
and ONE THIRD at least he saved By purchasing
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The Cigar-Makcrs' Strike.

'itc Of the iorger, has recovered her reason.
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DYEING. CLEANING. DE.

r INNEMAN 4 CO., STEAM DYEING
~ AID sCogRING, 42o BROAD ROAD STREET, Be BIZ.
garments Cleaned and Dyed. Also. kid gloves,
feathers, ladies, dresses, and sbawls. Orders per
postai-card promptly attended to. Goods called Tor
L. LINNEMAN & CO,
. Steam Dyers and Scourers.
Improved machine for spongtng.
sc 2S-d2taw&w3m
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ME- BALL FRINGE, ALL COLORS,
ZEE DC Is '"io c CH iiH HILL VARIETY STORE.
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~ CARPET-WARP, ALL COLORS.
SBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON 3, 4, and
''' . CHURCH HILL VARIETY STORE.
del5 corner Twenty-fifth and Broad streets
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RAILROAD LINES.
So 10 E'sz7 s

I IAhE PLEASURE IN hNNOUNO-
4 ING TO THE PUBLIC that on and after
WEDNESDAY NEXT the 10Th instant through
freight and passenger trains will be resumed over
anls line. Freight viii he received on and after
TUESDAY The 18th instant. Bills OF lading will
be given and through rates guaranteed as heretofore,
&c lS-1t A. SHAW, superintendent.
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WANTS.

WANTED, AN EXPERIENC
wv Nurse to take care OF one child fifteen
mouths old. Must come well recommended. Apply
ut No. 10l east Grace street. dc 1S-1ts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-15

risen with the rest, and she stood star
ing at the stranger with a lost look in
her eyes. Then she tottered toward
him timidly, holding out her hand but
he advanced TO meet her, with his arms
wide open, and aunty burst out crying
and fell upon his breast.
Just at that moment the old church
bell rang out the hour of midnight, and
1 heard my father say: "The ship has
come from over the silvery sea-"
And Aunt Deborah looked up into the
strange mans face, and as his was the
first male face she had looked upon
since the clock had ushered in the day
l concluded that he must be her valen-
tine.
I was right, too, for the strange man
Petwood was the Mr.. Somebody who
had wanted to marry Aunt Deborah,
and he had come back rich from the
land of gold, and had not married 10
savages-that was fudge-and he laugh
ed at the story with the rest. But he
did marry Aunt Deborah, and he is now
my Uncle Petwood, the best and kindest
of men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-15
A Misunderstanding Remedy.

No remedial agent has ever been offered
to the sick and dcbilitated at all comparable
to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, in cases of
remittcnt and intermittent fcvers, constipa-
ton, nervous ailments, rheumatism and dis
orders involving constitutional weakness or
physical decay. 1t literally "works won
ders." The botanic ingredients which it's
spirituous basis holds in solution, act like a
charm upon the stomach, and through the
stomach upon the brain, liver, bowels and
nervous system. There is nothing in its
composition that is not salubrious. 1t con-
tains some of the most potent tonics of the
vegetable kingdom and the juices of the best
apcricnt and anti-5ilious roots and herbs,
combined with a perfectly pure stimulating
element. The bitters are peculiarly adapted
to those engagedin eXhausting or unhealthy
occupations, as by its use strength is sus-
tanned and the ability of the system to resist
atmospheric and other Influences prejudfcial
to health largely increased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-15
Singular Case of Tooth Drawing.

Twenty-six years ago, when Miss
Prude Burson, residing nj and a half
miles south of town, vas a little child
only seven years old, she put a tooth
which had just been extracted from
some n INTO her ear, ana pushed it in
so it could not be seen. She told her
mother what she had done, but after a
careful examination her mother con-
cluded she was lying, and paid no fur
Their attention to the matter. But Prude
never forgot what she had done, and
has always commended that the tooth
was in her ear. A few days ago she
got hold of a large sacking needle and
commenced fishing for it, and it was
not long till she 'snaked it out. The
tooth is about as large as a grain of corn,
and is in a fair state of preservation.
Miss Burson is now 33 years old, and
says that the tooth never injured her
hearing or caused any inconvenience
during the twenty-six years which it re-
manned in her ear.-NeWport Hooster
State.