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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-20
Forty-fnh Congr. ss---Third Session.
~. WASHINGTON, December 10, 1873.
SENATE

SENATE.
Mr.. Christiancy,. of Michigan, from the
Committee on the Revision OF Laws, re-
ported to that committee yesterday to re.
peal sections $50 and S21 Of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States. The substi-
tute provides for the repeal Of section $40,
providing the test-oath for iuries. Ordered
that it be printed and placed on the calen-
dar.
| Mr.. Beck gave notice that he would call
the bill up for consideration tomorrow
| morning.
| Mr.. Dorsey, Of Arkansas, from the Com.
mittee on Appropriations, reported favora-
! bly, on the House bill to provide for the de-
fclency in the transportation OF mails by
railroads, and gave notice that he would
| call it up for consideration later in the day.
The bill appropriates $450.000.
Mr.. Mcdonald, Of Indiana, introduced q
bill to reimburse several States for interest
paid on the war loan. and for othe- pur.
noses. Referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
The Senate, at the expiration OF the morn.
ing hour, resumed the consideration OF the
bill to amend the statutes in relation to
patents, and for other purposes.
| The Senate passed, without amendment,
| House bill appropriatlng S4j0,000 to pro-
vide for the deficiency in the appropriation
| for the transportation Of mails by railroads
during tine present fiscal year, providing
there shall be no increase in the postal-caT
service beyond what existed on the 1st OF
December, 1878.
The Vicc-President announced rs the Sc
lect committee to inquire whether the con-
stitutional rights OF citizens were violated at
| the recent elections, in accordance with Mr..
Blaine's resolution adopted Tuesday
Messrs. Teller, Of Colorado; Cameron, OF
Wisconsin; Kirwood, Of Iowa; Mitchell,
OF Oregon; Plumb, OF Kansas; Bayard, OF
| Delaware; Wallace, OF Pennsylvania
Bailey, of Tennessee; and Garland, of Ar
| kansas.
Messrs. Mitchell and Plumb were subse-
quently excused from service on the COM
mittee, and their places filled by Mcssrs.
Hoar and Mcmillan.
House bill extending the time for the re-
port from the committee on the Indian
| Bureau transfer was passed.
The patent law, which had been u'fier
discussion, was postponed until January
It'll.
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
| On motion Of 6lr. Acklen, OF Louisiana
j. S. Young was sworn in to fill the va
cancy in the Fifth congressional district OF
Louisiana, caused by the death OF j. j.
Leonard.
The House passed the Indian appropria
| ton bill. ...-..
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Iiy telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December 19.-Gold opened ut 100.
Noon.-Sl0cks irregular. Money on call, 4M44
per cent. Gold, 100. Exclian2e-Long. 1921; short,
4S7b. Stale bonds dull. Governments weak.
observation-disclosures, 467 per cent. Exchange.
1922. Gold ut par Governments quiet and weak
new SIS, lOGk. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 19.-Virgnia 6s, defer
red, tx: cousos, 551: second series. IS; pa.l-Gue
coupons, 81. Nor;h Carolina s., Old, Is; cw, 10
special tax, 2. Bid to-day.
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The South Carolina Consolidated
: -,--- Bonds.

COLUMBIA, December 19.-The Court OF
Claims, popularity known as the ''Bond
Court,' consisting Of three circuit judges,
announced its decision to-day upon the
questions submitted to it in relation to
portion OF the consolidated bonds, coupons,
and certificates Of stock issued under the
act OF 1873, known as the Decentralization
act" The opinion holds that the vouchers
upon which said consolidated bonds and
stocks were issued, as specified in the con-
illusions reached by the Court. amounting
to about 81, 100000 OF said bonds and stocks,
were not issued in accordance with law and
authorized TO be consolidated under the act
OF 1873, and that the consolidated bonds
and stocks exchanged for said vouchers, so
far as they rest thereon for their validity.
are not binding obligation upon the State
of South Carolina. The opinion is pro-
nounced by Judges Thomson aud Aldrich,
and a dissenting opinion filed by Judge
Hudson. The matter will be carried to the
Supreme Court in the interest OF the bond
holders. @.tc1
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NorsoIIkls.
HOW A YOUNG CITIZEN OF PORTSMOUTH WAS
KNOCKED oTERBoARD AND DROWNED.

4
HOW YOUNG CITIZEN OF PORTSMOUTH WAS
KNOCKED oTERBoARD AND DROWNED.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, December IA short
time since very respectable young man
named james Wallace, Of Portsmouth, was
drowned In Cnrrituck county, N. G., aud
foul play was suspected, but no particulars
could be had. This morning Captain j. p.
Wright, OF the schooner Eugenia, plying
between this port and North Carolina, was
summoned before the Mayor as witness TO
TIE difficulty which occurred on board bis
vessel between Wallace and q colored deck
hand by the name OF James Bourges. dur
ing which both Of them fell into the North
west river, and Wallace was drowned.
Captain Wright gave $500 bail, and efforts
have been set on foot to apprehend the
negro, who is believed 10 have knocked
Wallace overheard with club.
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1.-the North for their generous charity and
kindness during the prevalence OF the fe-
yer. Eloquent speeches were made by
Messrs. Eustis, Young, Ellis, Manning, and
others.
The ToBAcco.TAx QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, December 19.-There will
be no action by the Senate Finance Com
lmittee on the subject OF the proposed re.
duction OF tho tobacco tax until after the
holidays; nor will any further arguments
be heard on the subject until Congress re-
assemblies.
CoSF1RMAT1oNs.
WASHINGTON, December 19.-Among the
combinations by the Senate to-day was
that OF Edward A. Sullivan as postmaster
at Harrisonburg, Va. Several other ap-
pointments OF postmasteIs, Indian agents,
and naval officers were also confirmed.
DEATH OF BAYARD TAYLOR.
WASHINGTON, December 19.-The Secre-
tary of State has telegram from Mr.. Sgd
ney Everett, secretary Of the United States
Legation at Berlin, announcing the death
of Minister Bayard Taylor at O'Clock this
afternoon.
[Second Dispdtch.]
BERLIN, December 19.-The fatal symp-
toms which preceded Minister Tayler's
death came on suddenly. He had been out
OF bed, and was transactlng business with
officials Of the American Legation yester-
day. His death was peaceful and painless.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, December 19.-The State
Department was called on to-day by the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs for
the papers in the case OF john G. Landran,
who claims several million dollars damages
from the Peruvian Government for alleged
breach Of contract in connection with the
guano islands.
Messrs. Ames and Pomeroy stated to-day
before the House Committee on Pacific
Railroads that there is danger that the GEN.
trail branch OF the Union Pacific will be sold
under the first mortgage bonds, and that
the second mortgage bonds held by the
Government would be rendered valuelcss
unless the company's claim for subsidy
bonds and lands be acted on faVOrably by
Congress.
The House Committee on Claims to-day
authorized Mr.. Henderson, OF Illinois, to
report with favorable recommendation the
pending bill authorizing the proper ac-
counting officer of the Treasury to pay the
amount due the State OF Tennessee for
keeping and maintaining United States mil
itary prisoners from July l, 1863, to Decem-
Der II, 1871.
a pardon was issued to-day from the De-
partment Of Justice for Jasper Johnson, a
former postmaster in Texas, convicted OF
embeZzliHg Government funds and impris-
oned at Austin.
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A Dreadful Holocaust i'm Cohoes, n. Y

CoHoEs, N. Y, December 19.-Last night
fire in Bowery street destroyed the resi-
dence of Patrick Rourke. Mr.. Rourke, toge-
Their with his four sons and two daughters.
were In the burning building. The girls
were rescued, but the older one is so badly
burned that she cannot survive. The
younger was comparatively uniniured. Mr..
Rourke died soon after being taken from
the building, and the boys were all dead
when found. The house was burned to the
ground.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 10. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, l,162 bushels.
CoRN.-IThie, LIZ 6 bushels. Ntred, lao BUSH
els.
OATs.-5i bushels.
RYE.-10 bushels.
MEAL-20 bushels.
BLACKEYED PEhS.-6S bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, Al bushels mixed on private terms
O bushels Ful,z aJ 95c.; 800 usheis Lancaster on
private terms: 2S bu: he!s prime Fuiz at 5U
bushels Fultz at 95c,: AZ very good EuliZat 81; Az
bushels very good Fnltz at 81: 24O bushels very
bushels Futz on private terms: 40 bushels com.
mon Fullz at Csc: SO bushels fair Fuz at S0c.
40 bushels at S1.0l-total, LOSS bushels.
CORN.-JVhite. 304 bushels prime ut 4Oc.: l5e
bushels on priyat. terms; 90 bushels good III 3sc.-
total. 504 bushels.
OATS IA bushels prime spring at SIC.
RYE-lO bushels very good al 55c.
DLACKEYED PEAS.-6S bushels ut S1.lO.
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e Coz UMBIA, s. O., December 10.-1Goy-
ernor Hampton's condition remains about
Ethatsame, although it, ia thousht,he rs slow
~ improving. stTG!sa tEt7EiejJ ~. "a
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CHRISTMAS
SMOKERS, HEADQUARTERS

GEORGE SCHEN. -
CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
Having recently remodelled and enlarged my
store, prepared TO exhibit the finest selec.
ton Of SMOKERS ARTICLES ever offered In this
The finest brands OF IMPORTED KEY WEST and
DOMESTIC CIGARS: ssE-s ~
CHEWING and SN0kISG-TOBACCO;
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR aud CIGAR
!. ETTE-HULDERS: 80 - - -.
FINE RUsSIA.LEATHER CIGAR and CIGAR
ETTE-CASES: 49,
MATCH-DOXES, &C.; tG,
Including everything that Is necessary TO the COM
fort OF smokers aud chewcrs OF TOBACCO. $500
! / buy my stock from the largest importers and
manufacturers IN this country for cash aud there
fore eau sell rs cheap as the cheapest. dc I0-2w
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
. THURSDAY, December 10, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised A hossheads. The
offerings at auction on Change consisted OF pack
ages; of which number were taken IN una TWO
sold at 81 TO and $40.
We continue 70 quote.
NEW DARK.
Lu1s.-Common to medium, $l.oo@s2; medium
Esai:-CoInnon. s4@s5; medium, $685. good,
Ss@Sl0; tiue, sl1@GS1i.
~. .t........ BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Conlmon colory. S3@*4.
Fiilers.-Common. $4M$5; medium, S5GS7:
good, S7GSl0; line, 81 0GlSl3. 80
Smokers.-Common, S7@SS.50 medium. S99,
81 i: good $1G@Si3; fine, S15@$ls; fancy SIC
@S22. 49,
Vrappers.-Common, s12@S15: medium: SIS
GS2a; good, S30@S45; fine, S60@S7C; fancy,
S75@S90. -,
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

DECEMBER 1S.-The receipts Of live stock were
about 225 head cattle, S75 hogs. and 400 sheep.
No notable change In the cattle hog marke: since
last week. Some few cattle sold 10 feeders. We
luOe: a..g-r.
Beef cottte.-yery best, 4c.: good, 31s@3Ac.: me-
dunn or euod fair quality, 3@3ac.; bulls, 2s@34c.
rough anu tim steers. &C., 20D2xc. q d., gress.
H01s.--Very best, &c. "a H., net
Sheep.-E1ira good weathers, 44c.; fair to good,
394c. q To-, gross.
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no CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.

VI ~
= ,,,,,.o,,,-,,, a,,,v nv
,S,us an III TT q SrE " OF aRit1ED
isi'ii ~ iSrr EaSofES
,,,,> nrTrrn rn.D Nv ,yAnr Ayy-
"Ahh HiSr nr t pn wi,ot rs.tE pIRposEs.
It IS whier brighter pnTe . more Hixf naFored'
atiH - wa ia NV t,tsI-Ir ~ ~ trnyCsNDy
Aiso' ehNoi f"oI' -HND ~"
EprECu CANDIES.
rs.u NsIIItRD'S FRESCH CANDY the best
ano or nah" M"S en- ~ b .rS "'f' auo "p
1nrFy C0VrErrrIoy.
1huv ~, my Goods for CASH from importers or
Goods from importers. pay no middle-mcu. and
CANNOT BE USDERSOLD ANYWHERE.
-...,..
nave on manu- V,Fy arSs Ply .i i 81 un,,I
n nfH s ,Gc holidays am reeeistnl to-day
500 boxes No / FiRE-CRACkERS:
$50 boxfs LAYER. STLTASA, VALENCIA,
and other RAISiSS:
25 boxes NEW LEGu0RN CiTRoE:
cases lses SEW SMYRNA FIGS:
Is cases VALENCIA ORANGES;
20 boxes ME?SISA LES,,'N ;9;;-,r ur,r
5000. 5000 FRESH CNRTuAGENA COC0ANUTs;
1000 pounds PEACH.. AfPLE-, OUNCE, aua
PLI MrBG 1 EE'
25 cases sARDlNES x,,,p,,,,, c,>-crp
- cases CANIoS ERf,sn:h V i.c uEPS,s
10 gt0sS CONS. NEI.So% . ana tiALoAEho .
GELAIlSk ,>,,,,,,
AT BALTIMORE PRICES.
- rn,,.ropc
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Flour.

Fine. S2.75@s3: superfne, s3.50@s3.75; ex-
ira, So. 256S4.5O; common family, So; fancy
braua:, s6GS6.50. o.
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BALTIMORE.

/ BALTIMORE, December 19.-Flour steady ana
onlt1. Southern wheat nFIn, with small supply:
%es,er strong ana higher; southern red, pc. "a
Al .oS: amber. Al .046eS1.07; No. Pennsy!Sanla
red al 0tiS; No wcslern winter red, srot and De
cember. sf.o5@Sl.O54;. January. sl05s; Feb.
ar SLOTS corn s1n, nsSe w Sa 4oS
46gc, : yellow, 40@45se. Oats arn-onIy store
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GOODS.

CHRISTMAS GOODS.
LAYER RAISINS from to soc. per poanG,
IFGHOIsS anil ENGLISH CITRON,
FIGS. CURRASTS,
Cox's, cIIALMER'S, and NELSON'S CELIA
TINE,
CANTON GINGER. in syrup;
SUTS-ncw crop--eyery description:
MUSHROOMS and FRENCH PEAS:
PATTI D'TUI GRAS, ANCEOE1ES, and SllElAlPS,
In oil;
SMOKED and PICKLED EELS,
WINDSOR HERR!SGS,
RUSSIAN ChRAiH,
JFI,LIEs Of all kinds, in glass and wood;
Observation-Disclosures
HOMEMADE PICKLES ard PRESERVES
crFESF-Fuplish, CheGer aud S,iiton; frencl,
Rocbelort: Swiss. Neuichat"l; Frontage dc brie'
sap-Sago, EIam genuine, imported from ho'-
tcrdam).
ALKETHREPLA,
CALIFORNIA PEARS and APRlCOTS,
CANNED SOUPS,
LUNCH HAM and TONGUE.
CORNED BEEF,
MALAGA GRAPES,
HAVANA and FLORIDA ORANGES,
CHOCOI. ATE and CHOCOLATE CROQCElIfs'
PRESERVED RASPBERRIES, STEA"bkh-
RES, PEACHES, sc.
CRACKERS-O swego, Mushroom, Adults ana lce-
Cream;
CANNED PEACHES, PLUMs, DAMsoNs, and
PUMPKINS, ut
de la.3w CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK December l9.-Cotson dull and nom-
inal; saes 223 bales: uplands. &c.; Orleans, 9Sc
Flour dull and tending In buyers favor; superiipe
ern-a and State, S4.05 @$4.50 soutliern -four ur-
changed. Wheat-Winter. h@ac. better; spring
ungraded red, $I.0l tdSl OH. Corn quiet; un-
graded, 45I@46lsc.; No. 8, 45c.: new southern
yellow. 4bkc. Oats irregular. Coffee steady and
quiet, Sugar quiet and heavy; fair to good re-
lining, G6Ac.: prime, &C.; refined in moderate
demand aud unchanged. Sioasses quiet and UNI
charged. Rice stcsdy with fair business. Resin
PORK firm and quitt; mess quoted 1t 81: 0@$7.75-
the latter for choice March; new. sa.75. Cu-meats
more active: middlcs quiet and firm: western long
clear. s3!65; long. and short.cear. s3.72. Lard
Prime steam. S5.9OtGs5.92h. Whisky quiet at
al, O0S bid; Sl.l asked. Freights heavy.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS, HOLIDAY GOODS

HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS, HOLIDAY GOODS
E. b. SPENCE & SON,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
OFERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
ONERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
OEERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS.
j.. Il. SPENCE &c son.
L. u. SPENCE & son.
T.. b. SPENCE Il son.
Z. i. SPENCE G son.
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
KID GLOVES,
BUCK GLOVES,
CLOTH GLOVES,
FUR-TOP GLOVES,
SEALSKIN GLOVES.
DRIVING and WALklEG-GEOTES,
L. l.. SPENCE & son.
4. &. SPENCE & son.
J.. II. SPENCE 4 son.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
SUSpFNDERS,
SUSPENDERS.
SUSPENDERS,
STSPESDERS,
MERINO UNDEHSIIIRTS. ONE DOLLAR.
MERlNO UNDEESHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDERSIIlRTS. ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDERSHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
FANCY HALF-HOSE,
BROWN IfALF-H0SE,
WHITE HkLF-HOSE,
MERINO IiALF-HOSE,
SCARLET HALF. HOSE,
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
FANCY SILK NEGKWEAR
FANCY SILK HECKWEAR
FANCY SILK NECKWEAF
L. +. SPENCE & son,
E.E. SPENCE & son.
L. L. SPENCE & son.
j.. Il. SPENCE & son.
FANCY SILK HANDKEGCHIEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEF,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
FANCY SILK lIANDNERCHIEF$,
GLOVES,
COLLARS,
NECkTIES.
SUSPESDEkS,
UMBELLAS.
WALKING-CANES.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
HOSIERY.
UNDERSflIRTS,
MERfNU SHIRTS,
SCARLET WOOL-SIIlRTS.
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
OVERCOATS,
DRESS COATS,
BUSINESS COATS.
ALI. OF THE ABOVE FOR SALE
AT THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES
AT TIE
OLD CORNERSTONE, 1900 hLAlN STREE
F. b. SPENCE e son.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
| dot F. l.. SPENCE e SON.
|
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80 HOLIDAY PRESENTS. 1878.

Iof ~
NOwLAN & CO., JEWELLERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
FINE GOLD OPERA-CHAISS,
FINE GOLD GUARD.CHAiNS,
FINE GOLD LEONTINE 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 ClIAIN-BRA CELETS,
FINE GOLD STONE-CAMEO 81 + Ev E-BUT-
TONS.
FINE GOLD STONE-CAMEO b os OM-B IT
TONS,
FINE GOLD sTONE.CAMEo sCARF.PIN AND
RINGS,
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE. DIAMOND EAR
DROPS.
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE AND CLUSTER OLA
M0ND RINGS.
ELEGANT DIAMOND AND ONYX JEW
ELRY,
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD MERCHANTS,
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
articles OF
JEWELRT
AND
STERLING SILVER PIECES,
In cases suitable for holiday presents, at greatly re-
duced prices. lie 1G
A NDREw ANroNI'
No. 1905 MAIN STREET
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY GOODS,
bcgs call the att cnton Of tie trade and the public
generally to his most
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CONNECTION
ERlEa, FRUITS, NUTS, CANDY-FRUIT,
AND TOY-CANDY, FANCY BOXES
AND BASKETS, DOLLS. FIRE.
CRACKERS AND FIRE
WORKS, &C., &C.
Ny PLAIN CANDY, which manufacture with
especial care from the best standard sugar, Is ia
yorcd with the purest oils ana choicest frult-ex-
tracts, and is warranted to stand In any climate.
I have on hand the largest stock Of FRENCH
| CANDY, BON-BONS. CHOCOLATE, &C., that
| prcssly for me by s. +. whitman & son, celebrated
confectioncrs, 10 whom the grand prize at the Paris
| Exhibition was awarded.
| CRYSTALIZED AND GLACES FRUITS, such
as hpricn;s, Cherries, Figs, Pruncs, &c. imported
directly from France; which. for look: and quality,
are uncqualIed.
| NUTS Of all kinds, FIGS. RAISINs, CITRON,
| CURRANTS, PRUNES, LEMONS. ORANGES.
GRAPES, BANANAS, CALIFORNIA PEARS,
CANNED GOODS, JELLIES, PRESERVES, &c.
| Young gentlemen will find large variety OK
FANCY EMPTY BOXES aud BASKETS, suitable
! for PRESENTS. which will be filled with the
| CHOICEST CANDIES and FRUITS 1T the short
| est notice.
| Having bought for cash from first hands, espe-
| cialIy for the HOLIDAYS. lean
OFFER INDUCEMENTS
which cannot DC surpassed anywhere A call, or Or
| der, Is respectfully solicited.
ANDREW ANTONI,
| Wholesale and Retail Confcctioner,
| dell No. lI05 Main street.
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DILL-HEADS,. $3.50 TO 50 per ream, at
ID The DISPATCH PRiNTlNG-EOUSE. 80
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1.-the North for their generous charity and
kindness during the prevalence OF the fe-
yer. Eloquent speeches were made BIS
Messrs. Eustis, Young, Ellis, Manning, and
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am manufacturing daily nv
ISINfTABLE STEAM-CLARlF1ED
FLINT CANDIES,
WARRANTED BETTER THAN ANY MADE ANY
WHERE FOR WHOLESALE PURPOSES.
IL Is whittier. brighter, purer, more highly harorcd,
and IS warranted to stand FIRM In any weather.
Also, CANDY FRUIT AND TOY-CANDY.
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were spliced.' 'and, taking a seat, 1
watched the kissing bride operation.
Ny groomsman was tight, aud he
kissed her till jumped up to take e
slice. when. oh. horror, little six-year-
old imp had crawled behind me and
pulled my shirt through the hole in nv
pants, and pinned it to the chair, and
when jumped up displayed to the
ast0nisned multitude trife more
white muslin than was pleasant. The
women giggled, the men roared. and /
got mad, but was finally put to bed,
and there my troubles ended.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-18

THE man with the ulster occupies an
equivocal position in society. but his
legs are warm. and he is raised high
above msny of the petty anuoyances OF
ordinary humanity. He can wear his
old trousers every day, and be does not
care if there is patch on the knee and
that whole rear platform is worn Of
PUCK.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-18
N O T | G e.

OYYIcE or CIrY TREAsURRR,l
Seattle, July LIST, 1878.
rI,HE TAX LIST FOR THE CITY OF SEATTLE
i for the year 1878. is now in my hands and
due, All taxes not paid or before December
LIST, 1873 will be returned delinquent and per-
jy2dSwtd A. City Treasurer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-18
A. O. &.

~oURT WASHINGTON. No. s. .ss5. ANCIENT
I ! Order of Foiesters, holds Its meetings at
N asouie Hall every second and fourth Mondsy ia
each month.
All Members ef the Order In good:standing are
cordially invited to attend.
by order II the Court
n3l-dts JOHN y. ASpkhsON, sec.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-18

A LITTLE Boston girl wanted more
buttered tost, but was told she had
enough. and that more would make her
sick. We'll, said she, give me anuz-
ger piece and send for the Doctor
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-18
PUYALLUP ROAD TRAINS.

LEAVE ARRIVE
Tacoma. 49,. .645 A. NJ Wilkeson =. 900 A. y
wiikeson. -. $3.50 p. NJ. Tacoma .... $50 P. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-23

ACASHTERS MISTAKE.-iSudb bU the Publish
crS 0i the HGShiHgtOn Post on q FttlSe Arrest
The suit of John Nj. McGuf1in against the
Adams Express Company was before Judge
sanford. In Superior Court, Special Term, yes
terday, upon motion by plaintff for an order
l0eXamlne Mr.. DlnSmore, president and two
0fncerS OF the company as parties before trial
Ii appears from the complaint that i'm No
vember last number of prominent politicians
were ABOUT to start 4 newspaper in Washing
ton called the Post Mr.. SrillsOn Hutchings of
81. Louis, was To be managing editor, and Mr.
McGufn was 10 be publisher. In the course
OF the business Mr. Mctuffn came to New
York, and received from persons here slO.Og1
In ten Sl.UUO United States notes. He took this
money 10 The office of Adams Express Com
pany, and as he desired TO retain 500 asked the
cashier OF the company to change one of the
bills; This was done, and Sa,S,O was sent ts
Washington. The delivery of the package at
washington was stopped, and McGuffin, on
going 10 the Office OF the company here 10 make
inquiry about the matter, was arrested by Mr.
Bornum, the cashier and one of Pinkerton'S
detectives, IL being charged that the 100 bin
gwen 10 the company by him was counterfeit.
lhe ntNt day the charge was Withdrawn. it
having been aScertained that the bill was gen
ulne. McGuffln thereupOn brought two suits
against the company, one for false imprison-
demanding $4,000 in each. The defense is thai
these facts OF which McGuffin complains were
not authorized by the company. The applica-
tlOn yesterday was opposed on the grounds
That the express company being a Joint stock
concern and not corporation lis officers could
not he examined as parties. Decision WAS re-
SerNeQ.--Nelr York World. 2g