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MARINE ENTELEIGENCH.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER IA, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
cnandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company,
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. h. Iatun,
agent. 49,, -,
Schooner Henrietta Godfrey Simmons, Philadcl-
phlu, coal. f. z. Murphy.
SAILED.
Steamer Alliance. Carr, philadelphia, lnerchan-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
Steamer Lucille. BeAnett Baltimore merchandise,
FL. Il. Douglas. agent.
schooner Star-Spangled Banner, Mullen, Bati-
more, camel coal, G. Storrs, agent.
Schooner j. d. 1ngraham, Smith, New Haven,
spokeS. 4. Il. Goodman. ... -. -
Schooner Lena Cottingham, Outten, Perth Ar,boy,
Schooner Annie Z. Moore Eskridge, Norfolk.
nG sehoonsr E. Williams. Bradley, Norfolk staves
Curtis & Parker. 49,. .,..-.
Schooner Henry P. Ravens, Pearce, New York.
coal. Curtis 6 Parker. s..t....
Schooner Mary e. Farr, Chandler, Providence,
coal, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Eugie, Alexandria, December 18th.
MEMORANDUM.
FALMOUTH, December 2.-Tlle Weiland bark, of
Bremen, yogesang, from Richmond, Va. for Bre-
has put in with loss OF lower and upper fore
toDsail yards, &c.
80 BY Telegraph.
NORFOLK. December 14.-The Baker Wrecking
Conipanv has received telegram from the beach
stating that the steamer Nellie Vent has started
for Norfolk with the crew of the Belle Keith Work
has begun on the brig William Mallory, which has
not settled in the sand TO any extent. The Belle
Keith is embedded ten feet in the sand, but is not
damaged, and has on board i cargo of 500 tons of
bOnc-ash. A contract has been made with The Coast
" Tracking Company to save the vessel aud cargo.
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DEDU CTION OF PRICES Sa
TO SUIT THE TIMES. &sAA
TO THE PuRLIC.

Ihave found that large proportion or watch anu
other repairing in my line Of business has found ils
way 10 Baltimore and New York on account or moro
moderate charges In those cities. am satisfied tat
the public generally longer willing TO pay the
price heretofore charged, and must In consequence
employ incompeie workpen- with Its FISK 10 tnelr
watches, or send their business 70 the a6oye-nen,
toned cities in order 10 obyiate this necessity ana
TO meet the general want, have REDUCED MY
CHARGES in this branch of my business to the
lowest figures of New York-yiz. For Cleaning and!
Regulating Watches, IL nothing is broken, 81 so
for Main-Springs, $50; Watch-Glasses, 10 to
Csc; Watch. Keys, Sc; and for all other repairs
to Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Spectacles a pro.
poPtonate reduction of charges, with guarantee OF
faithful workmanship. la lss,. - &, 49,. e.
For period of twenty-six years have enjoyed o.
large custom In Richmond and throughout the State
and with II the confidence of all, for which am
Thankful. To preserve that custom and confluence,
and to make myself useful to the community, In
angurate the reduction in charges. feeling sure 1t
viii meet a prompt response from the public. !,
Intending TO give up the store ut present OCCUPIED
by me in April next, offer my large ,i sleck 81
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY. SILpER- and d,
al such Low PRICES that all
Will and 1t to their inlerelt visit me before pur-
chasing their CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, and view
my goods, which are, of The best make and latest
STYLES AS will rent q smaller store. / also offer
come of my SHOWCASES and COUNTERS for
/ Shall hereafter give my undivided time to the
REPAIR anG REGuLaTfQSsl of. WATCHES,
CLOCKS, &c, &c. SHIPS CHRoNoMETERSI e-
paired and rated by my own transit Ghsei yatlons
and standard time, no. A. u. JAHNkE.
b 49, re-! Matchmaker, &C.,
de l6-lt 1901, Matpaud Twelfth streets.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England

LONDON, December 14.-When Sir Stat
ford Northcote gave notice in the House OF
Commons yesterday OF motion for Par!ia-
ment to grant money in aid OF the distressed
people in the Rhodophe mountains, Mr..
Anderson LiberaD, for Glasgow, remark
ing on the silence OF the opposition leaders,
gave notice OF an amendment to Sir Stafford
Northcote's bill, stating the ineXpediency
Of donating tax payers money to the relief
OF people in Turkey when there was so
much distress in Great Britain.
1t is thought that The Marquis Of Harting-
ten will assume Mr.. Anderson's place in
order to- make the opposition etfectual, and
raise debate on the whole question OF the
Governments policy with reference to Tur-
key.
MOURNING FOR THE DECEASED PRINCESS
ALICE.
LONDON, December 14.-Thc blinds are
drawn ut Buckingham Palace, st. James
Palace, and Marlborough House, in conse-
quence OF the death OF Princess Alice. The
Prince and Princess Of Wales, Prince Leo
pold, and Princess Beatrice are at Windsor
with the Queen, and Dean Stanley has gone
there to spend the anniversary OF the Prince
consort's death, though no memorial SER
vice is held. kilograms from there to-day
state that the castle flag is at half-mast. The
bells at the Royal churches and Elton Col
ege are tolIng, and nearly all the houses,
public and private, in the Royal borough
are closed. is understood that the Queen,
though greatly grieved at the news from
Darmstadt, is not i'll. All Her Maiesty's
Ministers and members OF the Government
have sent expressions OF sympathy.
Commercial Treaty Renewed, DC.
LONDON, December 1.-the commercial
treaty between Austria and Germany has
been renewed for another year, and the
commercial treaty between Austria and
Italy is also likely to be renewed. Thus the
threatened customs wars arc aVerted. The
new Swiss Federal tariff is now under con-
sideration in the National Assembly. 1t Is
said TO be Of a reactionary and protectlonlst
character; the dd Ualorena duties in many
instances are increased from five to forty
per cent, and specific duties are increased
from 80 to 100 francs per 100 kilogrammes.
Bayard Taylor's Condition.
BERLIN, December 14.-The symptoms Of
Mr.. Bayard Taylor, the American Minister,
about whose condition fears have been felt.
are believed to have taken turn for the
better, but he is still very weak.
Russia.
LONDON, December 14.--The Paris news
papers report that Count Schouvaloff's ac-
cession to the office of Minister Of the Int
rior will inaugurate regime which shall
give effect to the constitution which the
Car instructed Count Schouvalof to draw
up while at Lavida.
[NoTE.-The above seems to agree with
the Berlin dispatch OF yesterday to the Post
announcing that the Car proposes to az
point collectively responsible Cabinet.]
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Negroes Shot I'm Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, December 14.-About a
month since mill at Mt. Carrie, Columbia
county, was set on fire by four negroes.
The superintendent OF the mill extinguished
the flames before much damage was done.
While the superintendent was absent from
his home, the negroes entered, beat bis wife
severely, and stole 5000 in money. They
were arrested next day, confessed their
crime, and were committed to Jail in Lake
City. The Jail was burned about week
since. and the men were removed to the
courthouse. This morning at 3 o'clock
thirty or forty disguised men overpowered
the guard, took the prisoners out, shot two
dead and MORALLY injured the third, and
the fourth escaped, and has since given
himself I'D to the authorities.
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! FsTNANCIALL.i,.,.' :
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. December IA, 1878.
aAIRg-1 alla January. 1870. al7G.

SATURDAY. December IA, 1878. 4
sALEs.-1,909 January. 1879, ai7G.
AnieT1en7a Gioed.-10Ok bid. !. !.
iSfdte Observation-Disclosures consog. 55Ht b@: %
asked: Virginia copsols new 80 bid 81 asked yir-
ginta fnndaose. &c bid; Virginia defer red Tss Bid
Virginia tax-recir nbIe coupons. 81 bid.
10 bid; Richmond city 6's, J. and J., lo4 5n !:
Norfolk city waier S,s, M. aud Ms Ill bid.
R1ik7o1d Ro7sds.-yirgfnia Central Railroad
third mortgage is. j. and j.. 90 bid. virginia
Central Rsfirosf fourth mortgage 8B- ). and D =
,102 bid; VfrrfniS Central Railroad non-mortgags
S's j. ans 1cz hid; Virgins and Tennessee kali
road second mortgage g., j. and D.. So bid: VIZ
einia and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage SIS,
j. and j., 90 BID: Petersburg Railroad first mort
gage ss, J. aud J-- 90 bid: Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad first mortgage SIS. A. and o., los
bid: Richz1ond and Pet, rsburg Railroad. seconc
mortgage is III. and M 90 bid; Rtchnond, Fred
erfcksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, d.
aud j. 100 bid: Orange and Alexandra Railroad
third mortelge SIS, 81. and a., Al bid RICHMOND
and Danvtlle Railroad consolidated 6'sr d. anu No
10 bid. s-...-
Roffread Stocks.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par. 80 bid, As asked: Richmond,
'FrederfcLsbusy arl Potomac Railroad seven per
cent. guaranteed, 100 par, S5 bid; Rishmond ana
.Danyfile Railroad. 100 par, bid. q asked.-
Bunk Ssaeks-Frst National, ] 90 par, ! o. DID;
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par. To- bid; Union
Bank of Richmond, so par, 40 bid; Citizens BARK
2j par, 22h asked.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rinc. 25 par. s5H bid TX asked: Virginia State, 20
pir, 2715 bid; Merchants and Mechanics, 10o par,
90 asked. s-
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Forty-Gfth ConsresS---Thirti Session
WASHINGTON, December ID, 1878.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE .s
The House passed the Senate bill author
izing the issue of certain duplicate regis.
tered bonds for the benefit OF the Manhat-
tan Savings Institution, Of New York.
The House resumed the consideration OF
the bill for the distribution Of the Geneva
award, and was addressed by Mr.. Frye in
favor OF the minority report, and Mr..
Stenger in support OF the majority report.
The bill then passed over without action, to
come up again or Tuesday. .asg. 80.
Senate bill to regulate the presidential
elections was taken from the Speakers table
and referred to the committee on that sub
ject. 49, ,.r%f r
The House at $40 2. M. adjourned, ~: !,
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discharged and Rearresfed.

PHILADELPHIA, December r. George
W. Huntzingcr, eX-president OF the Phia-
dclphia Coal Company, was discharged this
morning from the charge OF misappropria-
ting moneys OF the company, but was at
once taken before magistrate upon the
criminal charge OF cmbeZzlins $50, 1886,
belonging to that company, in 1876 and 1877,
and held IN $4,000 bail.
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Molly nFaSuires Respited.

HARRISBURG, Pa, December a14.-Gov-
ernor Hartranft to-day respited the con-.
demned Molly Magures James Mcdonnell
and Charles Sharpe, who were to have been
executed on the 18th instant at Mauch
Chunk. The respite delays the execution
until January 18th, and is based on COM
munieation sent to the Governor by Judge
Dreher, who sentenced the men.
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SATURDAY, NIGHTS KILOGRAMS,
EMBRACING THE LATEST NEWS.

CONFESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS AND
OTHER WASHINGTON NEwss-TsiE ARMY
D,JI-THE PROPOSED APPROPRIATION
TO WILLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGE-THE
NoLLlE MAGUIRES REspiTED-6oVER-
NOR HAMPTON CONSTANTLY lMPRo-
ylSG-NEGRoEs SHOT IN FLoRlDA-FiRE
~ \ CLEVELAND PRINTING OFFICE
NEGROES CONVICTED OF ASSAULT IN
NORTH CAROLINA-E0REIGS AFFAIRS
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Fire.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, December 14.--At an
early hour this morning Short, d Forman's
extensive job-printing and stationery estab-
lshment was badly damaged by fire. The
establishment is the largest OF its kind in
the West. The loss on the stock is estl-
mated at 100000; loss on building, ma
chinery, &C., $4,000. Fully insured.
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fassr.fDAY s,,o Os.
4 NDREW ANToNI,
: NO. nos MAIN STREET
tHEADQuARTERs FOR HOLIDAY Goops,,
begs to cal me attention OF the trade and the ppc
generally % his most.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
A NDREW ANToNI,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CONNECTION
ERIEs, FRUITS, NUTS CANDY-FRUIT,
AND TOY-C4NDy, FANCY BOXES
AND BASKETS, DOELS. FIRE
CRACKERS AND FIRE
WORKS, &c, &c.

BY FLAIN CANtEY. which manufacture with
especial care from tie best stands, sugar, Is fla
Sored with the puresr oils sfsoices: fruit-ex-
t1acts, and Is warranted to stand liz any climate.
l. have on hand tae. largest sto,s Of FRENCH
CANDY, BON-BOHiS, CHOCOLATE, &c, that
WAS ever offered 10 the trade, manufactured ex-
pScssly for me by S. r.. Whitman szSon. celebrated
confectioners, 10 whom the grand PIE at the Paris
Exhibition was awarded.
CRSSTALIZED ASD GLACES FRUITS, such
as Apricots, Cherries, Figs, Prunes- &C., imported
danesly fsom France which, for looss and quality,
asauneQualled.
NUTS of all kinds,. FIGS RAIssss, CITRON,
CWRRANTS, PRUNES, LEMONS ORANGES.
GRAPES. BANANAS. CALIFORYIA PEARS,
CANNED GOODS, JELLIES, PREsERVES, sc.
Young gentlemen will find \ Eaase variety of
FANCY EMPTY BOXES and BASKETS, suitable
Cor PRESENTS, Which will be Glled with the
CHOICEST CANDIES and FRUITS at the short
est notice.
ciay for the HOLIDAYS. l can .-. 49,.
OFFER. INDUCEMENTS
which cannot be surpassed any where. call, or Or
der, Is respectfullf solicited.
ANDREW ANTONI,
Wholesale and Retail GanfcctOner,
dc IL No. t05 Main street.
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,yurtscr.TriaI in New Jersey.

PENNINGTON, N. j.. December 14.-Thc
Jury in the Patterson murder-trial have
rendered a verdict OF manslaughtcr upon
the ground Of provocation-YiZ., The adul-
ferrous conduct OF his wife with Nixon.
Patterson was sentenced to fifteen years in
the State prison.
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Governor RHnmpfon's Condition.

COLUMBIA, S. c., December 14.-Direet
and positive information from Governor
Hampton this morning represents HIM as
still improving. He passed a comfortable
night, and is regarded by those in attend
ance as decidedly better.
[Second Dispatch.l
COLUMBIA, S. c., December 14.-Reports
from Governor Hampton tonight are still
favorable, and the statement is authorized
by bis physicians that he is constantly i'm
nroYino.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December Il, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Uhite, bushels. Red, .1S0 bushels.
CoRN-IThite, 1,574 bushels. Ielloao, 81 BUSH
els. Mired, bushels.
OATS.-1.69S bushels.
MEAL.-15S bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-1Thite, bushels very good ut 81 Jog.
Red, SO bushels good Fuilz at 9Se.: "A bushels
Fultz at Soc; Is bushels FAIR FnitZ it
92c.; 2S bushels very good Futz at sl.oi 90
bushels good Fuiz 1T 81; % bushels at 81 ~
bushels very good Lancaster ut Sl.O7: liza DushelS
at 9c: % bushels FulIz private terms 80 busl;-
els ut y6c AZ bushels mixed ut ) OF; "a bushels
common at 90c.: 40 bushels good at 9Sc.: ~
bu: heels mt 81; 100 bushels mixed at Sl.u2: l44
bushels very good Lancaster ut S1.07-tolai, Lifts
bushels. o-,,,,
CORN.-Uhite. Sc bushels good at 40c.; 522 bush
els prime on private terms; 92 bushels good at 4oc.:
4S2 bushels good 1T Acc; so bushels prime at
Ic: so bushels very good at lc.; rs bushels good
at doe; 100 bushels very good at Ale; - bushels
good at doc: 16 bushels common at 3Sc..tnta
1.432 bushels. YelLseo. "a bushels at 3Sc. AtTed'
@ bushels prime 1T 4uc.
OATS-94 bushels prime spring at 33c.
BEANS.-22 bushels IT 5Oc
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 14.-Gold orened at l00k
.N0on.-Siocks weak. Money en- CALL 1854 per
cent. Gold, lUOk. Exchange-Loug, 4S2k; short,
4S7. Stale bonds dull. Governments strong.
Euen,ag-Money, 2kf3 Per can't. Exchange,
1927. Gold, 1908. Governments strong; new s.
1O6H. States dull.
NEW YORK BANK sTATfNENT.
NEW YORK, December 14.-Thegeekly statement
of the associated banks shows the following changes
S713.2OO: legal tenders increased s577.500; de-,
posts decreased $924.200; circulation increased
SSS,4OO; reserve increased Sl,4B1,75O.
The banks now hold S9,S27-300 In excess OF le-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE. December 14-Virginia 6's> defer
red ~: consols, 551; second series, So; past-dne
coupons SOt North Carolina 6's, old, II; new>e
special tax, q. Bid to-day.
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Strike Of Printers.

Augusta, GA, December 14.-Seyenteen
printers on the Chronicle struck to-day for
40 cents per thousand. Thirty cents is
offered by the proprietorS.
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sparrlns march Arranged.

BALTIMORE, December IA. sparring
match with blackened gloves for stake OF
$500 between Professor William u Her and
Joe Goss has been arranged to take place IN
this city December 10th. II ISL. II ~,
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rntns Aeeit.e 4, !. Sc Knfaera, NC.
fspecial telegram 10 tile Dispatch.

1- 20 99E -
ENpIsLD, N. O., December IA. "a white
man named W. Fl. Parker was struck by
che steam chest OF the engine Of the down
passenger train this afternoon in the sue
burbs OF the town, receiving internal inju-
ries, from which he died about two hours
afterwards. It isthought that he had been
drinking, and did not see or hear the train
approaching.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE


trn, s4.25G&4.5O; common family, So; fancy
brand, s6GSG.JO.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, December Il, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised hogsheads. The
offerings at auction Change consisted OF pack
ares; all Of which were taken III.
We continue 10 quote
NEW DARK.
Luos.-Common to medium, $1.50@S2; medium
LsaE-Common. $46s5; medium, $5@6; good,
sS@$l0; fine, $l1@$14. 80
BRIGHT.
Lugs-Common colory. s3@S4.
Fiflers.-Common, S4m$5; medium, S5@S7;
good, s76asl0; fine, sl9@Sis. - o,,ur, som
Sill: good, s1O@$l3; fine, S15@sls; fancy Sic
@$22. .,,e.,. s.,,, :, O
mS3J; good, S3Q@S45; fine, S6O9S7e; Fancy,
S75@S90.
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west Virginia.
STEAMBOAT TRIAL. ON NEW RIVER.

STEAMBOAT TRIAL ON NEW RIVER.
Especial telegram to the pispatch.I st
HINTON, w. VA, December 14.-The
steamboat built recently for New river made
a triaI.trip to-day. and went twelve miles up
the river. and back. Everything worked
very smoothly. She had about 100 passen-
gers on board.
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with the Right OF Fran
~ <s1p 60

NORFOLK, December RAJ Winton,
Hartford county, n. g.. on the 18th instant,
Samuel Jacobs and Ebert Gattling (col
'ored;. were tried in the Inferior Court for
assault and battery with intent to kill Mar
Gus Williams (coIoredl, for voting for Hon.
j. j. Yeates, The Democratic candidate Tor
Congress. The prisoners were found guilty
and sentenced to six years in the State PEN
Tertiary.
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4 BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF DRESSING
CASES. ..-... #
ANIMALS FOR 1878.
! CHATTERB0X, NURSERY. WIDE AWAKE,
IITTIE FOLKS and all the other anuualS, at low
est prices.
The largest and finest stock Of ClGAR-CAsEs IN
the city; ....- -,
HYMN.BOOKS OF all denominations, IN evcrystyie
OF binding: s..... ........r
PRAYER-R6OKS and HYsINALS:
An the NEW ana STANDARD GltT-RO0kS:
4 large assortment OF SCRAP-BOOk PICTURES.
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NHRISTMAS GOODS.
JOSIAH RYLAND & CO., BOOKSELLERS,

9l3 MAIN STREET,
have just opened splendid stock Of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
selected by them with great care In the northern
cities, consisting in par: OF
STEEL ENGRAVINGS, from Goupils celebrated
gallery of exquisite beauty:
IYORY-CARyED PORTE-3IONNAIES. CARD
CASES, and CIGAR-CASES, imported to order;
LADIES' WORK-BOXES, BASKETS, and DRESS
ING-CASES:
VELVET FRAMES. In great variety;
CIGAR, CIGARETTE, and MATCH-CASES;
AUTOGRAPH and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OXFORD PRAY ER-BOOKS and HYMNALS:
IlYMN-BOOKS, in Russia and Turkey;
CHlLDREN'S PlCTURE-BOOkS-an immense
stock;
EDITIONS OF THE POETS, NovELLIsTs, and
HISTORIANS;
LADIES PORTFOLIOS Of exquisite beauty;
WRITING-DE from $ to $50;
Beautiful BOXES OF WRlTING-PAPER;
ILLUSTRATED GIFT-BOOkS, GALLERIES. &C.;
CHILDRES'S GAMES. BLOCKS, and TOYS.
An early call solicited. Country orders promptly
filed. Address JOSIAH RYLAND'& CO..
Booksellers, StatiOncrs. and Printers.
Richmond. Va.
n. B.-ALMANACs and DIARIES for 1879.
de 9-l4t
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aHOIsp2Yassstass,s.
CHRISTIAN u WHITE
would call particular atten.fon,o their
extensive and varied stock of

\ ! : ~ 3 . . .
would call particular atten.ionto their
extensive and varied stock or
WINES AND LIQUoEs-riz.:
COOKING WINES lmpored) at from sl.50 10 SO
per gallon: -, s.a
cALtFoRNIA WINES tcare.J at sl per sallos;
CALIFORNIA BRANDY, So per gallon;
:CHAaFAGNE-Mumm m. give Cliquot. and GenIes;
fCHANPAGNE-America Extra Dry and Impe-
riasgor which we are seis agents.;
TABLE SHEaRIEs tour own imporsatiou), from
S2;tGSl2 per gallon;
WINES from private cellars
NAUEIEA WINE, Imported IN 1912. enc hundred
and twenty-five dollars pa5uem job j, or ten dol
lars per bottle:
SCOTCH WHISKEY, dist'la,d in 1864:
PEACH BRANDY. distilled n1 s54:
FRENCta BRANDY, vintage 1874 and 1869;
HAVANA CIGARS. ael2-3w
CHRISTMAS GOODS
LAYER I:AIsINs' from to Soc per pound,
!LEGhDRy and ENGLISH CITRON-
FIGS, CURRANTS,
iC0X:S, CHALMER'S, and NELSON'S CELIA
TINE,
CANTON GINGER, in syrups
tNGTS-new crop-every deserifina:
MUSHROOMS and FRENCH PEAS:
'PATI D'TOI GRAS, ANCHO TIES, ana SHRIMPS,
. In Oil:
Smoked and PICKLED EKLS,
WINDSOR HEERINGS,
RUSSIAN CARAIR,
'JELLIES Of all kinds, in giassanG wood;
Min made:
HOMEMADE PICKLES and PRESERVES;
Chedder aaa Sti!ton French,
/ Rochefort; Swiss. Neufohatel; Fromage de Bre,
Sap-Sago, Edam (genuina> imported from Rot
.terdaml.
ALKETuREPLA,
iCAL1FORNIA PEARS. asrs2 APRICOTS,
CANNED SOUPS,
LUNCH HAM aud TONGUE,
COKNED BEEF,
MALAGA GRAPES,
HAVANA and FLORIDA ORANGES,
CHOCOLATE and CHOCOLATE CROQUETTES
PRESERVED RASPEERR1ES, STRAWBEE-
RIES. PEACHES. &c.
CRACKERS-Oswcge, Mushroom, Albuts and Ise-
Cream;
CANNED PEACHES, PLUA1s, DAMSONs, and
PUMPKINS, at
de I2.3w CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-16
HoLIDAYG GOODS, HOLIDAY GOODS

HOLIDAY GOODS, HOLIDAY GOODS
E. 3. SPENCE s. son,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
OvERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
OVERCOATS, OEERCOATS,
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.
r. l.. SPENCE & son.
i. Il. SPENCE & son.
Z. b. SPENCE & son.
E. l.. SPENCE & 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 aud WALKING-GLOVEs,
L. l.. SPENCE & son.
F. 3. SPENCE & son.
L. q. SPENCE & son.
L. L. SPENCE Il son.
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
NIERISO JJSDERSIIIRTS. ONE DOLLAR.
MERlNO UNDERSHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDERSHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
MEHINO UNDERSHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
FANCY HALF-HOSE,
BROWN HALF-HOSE,
WHITE HALF-HOSE,
MERINO HALF-HOSE,
SCARLET HALF.HO
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR.
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR,
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR,
Is, T. B. SPENCE & son.
F. L. SPENCE & SON.
Ed SPENCE & son. ...
s., I. B. SPENCE ( son.
FANCY sILK RANDKERCHIEFs,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFs,
- FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
7 ! FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
- GLOVES,
COLLARS,
NECkTIES.
SUSPENDERS,
UMBELLAS,
WALKING-CANES. ~ ~ stn. Z.
i. SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 81. .T
r HOSIERY,
UNDERSHIRTS,
MERINO SHIRTS,
SCARLET W0OL-SHlRTS.
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
OyERCOATS,
DRESS COATS,
~ BUSINESS COATS. $50
ALL OF THE ABOVE FOR SALE
Mt THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES
AT THE
OLD CORNERSTONE, 1900 MAIN STREET
E. &. SPENCE s. son.
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
DEF E.. B. SPENCE y SON.