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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23
.,.FINA NCIAI.
RICHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.


SATURDAY, December 81. 1878.
sALEs.-9,000 Petersburg special 8.s at Ito.
American i1td.--1oD bid.
STATE Securltfes.T Virginia consols. 55x bid. 5 6s
asked: Virginia consols, new. 80 bic. 81 asked
Virginia fnndable. "a bio; Virginia deferred az
bid: Virginia tax-reeeivable coupons, so bid, 81
asked.
civ securties.-Richmond city s's. J. and j.,
LOO bid; Richmond city 6's, D.. and J.. J. 5 bid ;
liz asked Lynchburg city SIS. j. and y II bid:
Lyucbburg city 6's. 3. apd j.: 100 bid; Norfolk
city w.ter S's NJ and n. III bid: Manchester bridge
5,s, NJ and NJ, 100 asked; Manchester IS, tax
receivable, M. and y, g2H asked.
Railroad Bonds.-virpiniaC Central Railroad first
mortgage SIS. j. and j., 90 lid; Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6s. ). and d. 92 bid: Vlr,
ginfa Central Railroad fourth mortgage Ss, ). and
j. ln3 bid: Virginia Cent raj Railroad on mortgage
S. j. and j., 103 bid; Virginia and Tennessee Kali
road SECOND mortgage g., J. and d., 81 bid: VIZ
rinia and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage S's:
J. and j.. 9s bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
funded S's. J. and j.. 90 bid. SO asked
Railroad first mortgage 6's. j. and d. 100 Did, lU4
asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad hrst
mortgage Ss, A. and o., 100 bid: Richmond aud
N. 90 bid; Orange, ALEXANDRIA and Manassas Ran.
road first mortgage rs, j. and j., 46 bid; Richmond
and Danyille Railroad ns0lidated 6's Al. and N.
7S bid Piedmont Railroad first mortgage Ss, A.
and o., 102 bid: Richmond York River and Chesn-
peake Railro.d first mortgage 3d. j. and j.. S2k bid.
Railroad, 100 par. ~ asked: Richmond and Daii-
vile Railroad, 100 par, 4 bid, asked
Bank Sock8.-First National, 100 par, l15 bid
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par. % bid
Insurance Conpanies..Virg1nia Fire and Ma
par 81 bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 81 bid, 100
asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, % asked
CRY, 100 par, S1h bid.
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JUDGE -CiIRISTMAS-PURCHAsE
OF FARM-CIIARGE OF SEDUCTION, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
DECEMBER 90, 1878.
The news OF the reelection OF Judge Will
liam McIIauehlin-whic was known here
last night through telegram from the Dis
TQtch office-was received with great pleas
llrr not only by the bar, which has been
greatly exercised on the subject. but by the
citizens generally, with whom his ability is
held in high esteem.
The preparations for Christmas in the
churches here present some novelties. One
OF them is for Christmas-eye night at theLu-
theran church--a church which maintains
many OF the old and beautiful German Gus
toms. \ tree is erected in the church, at
the foot Of which is a nest made OF moss,
into which the children Of the Sunday
schools place eggs filled with their Christ
mas Offering in money. The eggs were
some time ago made of plaster OF paris, and
distributed TO the children by Rev. j. b.
Haskell, the pastor,
The statement of the county treasurer,
Captain Samuel Paul, shows that the total
collection in this county, where the whole
fax was paid. was S46,717-that is, where
the Taxpayers paid the whole instead OF
paying one-half previous to December LIST.
Captain Jim Miller. OF this city, an old
war member OF the Richmond Howitzers,
has gone to Texas to take position on
railroad there.
The City Council has suspended the ope-
ration OF the ordinance prohibiting firing
popcrackers from ChriStmas-eve to the end
OF Christmas week, so Staunton Will pro-
baby be the livelest and noisiest city in the
Commonwealth for that week.
Mr.. Fred. l.. LutZ, OF this county, has
bought the Fort Lewis" farm, OF 3,400
acres, in Bath county, for S1j,400.
The Mayors office is crowded this morn
ing with spectators to hear the case of
Cicero Doom, 4 young man well known in
the city, charged by Miss McLain with Sc
ducing her under promise OF marriage. The
Young man earnestly denies the seduction.
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Snow. and Rnin-St0rm,

LONG BRANCH, December 21.-A snow
storm set in this morning and turned into
rain, and as night approached the wind
freshened. An extra patrol has been or
dered to the beach from the Life-Saving
Station.
The waters OF Staten Island Sound are
rising, inundating the lower portions OF
Southland Perth Amboy. Trains are de-
layed by the storm on the New York and
Freehold railroad, and damages by the food
are reported on the Southern and New Jer-
sey railroad.
Cautionary signals are displayed at the
life-saying stations tonight and rough
weather is expected all along the coast.
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RofIroad Matters.

New YORK, December 21.-The annual
report OF the New York and Harlem rail-
road was submitted to the State Engineer
to-day. 1t shows the capital stock 20 be
$50, 100000. OF which S9,450, 900 is paid In.
The funded and floating debt is S11,3l7.329;
number OF passengers carried, 20.o65, O34 !;
receipts from all sources, $743, 963.S4; ex-
penses, $427, 325.56. A dividend OF 8 per
cent, amounting to S3S3,500, was declared.
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A T MEADE IL BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIONS FOR INVALlDS.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS.
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTtI FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAVELLING-FLASK
SPUNGE-BAGS,
POCKET-STOYES,
UORSE-IlAIR FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
PUCKET-INHALERS,
STEAM-INHALERS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
SIIOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCHES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
FEVER-TERNOMETERS
GALVANIC-BATTERlES
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold Il.
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
au27 919 Main street.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December 21.-Gold opened at 100.
Noon.-Stocks firm. Money on call, 4@l5 per
cent. Gold, 100. EXchanse-iong, 1921; short,
ass. Stale bonds dull Governments weak.
Gold, 100. Governments weak; new SIS, l064.
States dull. ..... 4,
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, December 1.-The weekly statement
of the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans decreased $2.073,100: specie increased
S2S,4O0: legal tenders increased SS7S.5C0: de-
posts decreased S2,50SS 800: circulation decreased
1854 600; reserve decreased S222.700.
The banks now hold S9,6Oo,l0O III excess OF le-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 2l.-Virginia 6s, defer
red TX; consols, 55A past-nne coupons, S0A. North
Carolina 6's, Old IS; new. O.; special tax, 2. Bid
To-day.
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A PPLETONS JOURNAL,
A MAGAZINE OF GENERAL LITERATURE,
FOR. 1879.

APpLETONS' JOURNAL Is devoted to literature
of a high order OF excellence, original and selected
The leading minds in all countries now contribute
their best intellectual work to the magazines and re-
views and, in order that APPLETONSJO JOURNAL
may adequately reflect the intellectual activity OF
the time thus expressed, 1t will admit to its pages
selection of the more noteworthy papers that come
from the pens of these writers.
Fiction will still occupy a place in the JOURNAL
and descriptive papers will appear; but large place
will be gwen to articles bearing upon literary and
art topics, to discussions of social and political pro-
gress to papers addressed distinctly to the intellec
tua tastes Of the public, devoted 10 subjects IL
which the pubic welfare or public culture is CON
cerned.
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cred Eeary,s !" laabeas Corpus Case.

NEW YORK, December 21.-The habeaS
corpus case Of Red Lealy, held for extradi-
ton to Massachusetts for the Northampton
Bank burglary, was terminated to-day.
Judge Davis intimated that the writ would
be dismissed, but reserved until Monday
his decision as to whether he would grant a
stay on the appeal Of the prisoner. In the
mean time he will be detained here. q
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&C. Williams is appointed postmaster at

&C. Williams is appointed postmaster at
Dry Fork depot, Pittsylyanla, county, Va,
oles Benjamin w. Jones, resigned. The
site Of the post-otIice at Centre Cross, Essex
county, va, is changed to Centre Cross
Store, and Robert Fl. Warning Is appointed
postmaster, uice G. w. billiard, superseded
oY change 81 site. A new post-office Is
established at RitehieTille, Dinwiddie conn.
y, Va, on the route from Stony Creek
" Warehouse to Goodwynsyille, with David
!Wiiliams as postmaster.
The declaration Of dividends by railroads
s0oRs that there is some reality i'll the reyi-
faloi business. The Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern is TO divide three per cent,
and The Michigan Central two per cent.
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Delaware Justice.

Z New CASTLE. DEL, December 21.-Georse
Draper (colored), recently convicted OF
murder in the second degree for killing
John Wilson at Middleton, was placed in
the pilory, in binding snowstorm, this
morning, and afterwards received sixty
lashes, in accordance with bis sentence. He
will now be imprisoned for life.
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T; .,1;u psY- ssIASSWAEE, &c.

CHINA, GLASS, CHISA.--Juss opened
q tNEW GOODS from al The foretsn iaesS Ssas
French Clana Decorated Dtiasr, Tss, anu ,.sss.,
Ser sets direc, frem LimSges tae old e
rinlls Chinese cracking ware Sat-s9:a ~ aas,
japanese Owari; Novelties IN :le WY "
tine Maiachi,e Ir!aeseept ard Cere 1iasss a,ti,,
The largest and p.,sl complete stoss e'st
s' s' ~ I'a'E E0RGE BISON, JR.,
5 dsa 1907 Maia s'rsss's
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, December 81. 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised % hogsheads- The
offerings ut auction OIL Change consisted OF pack
ages; all OF which were taken In.
We continue TO quote
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common TO medium, sl.50@s2; medium
to good. s3@S4.
LenE-Conmon. s4as5; medium, $500; good,
sS@S10; fine, S11@S14.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory. S3Ms4.
Fiflers.-COmmon. S4MS5: medium, $5@a7:
good, s7MS10: line, S10GrS13.
Smokers.-Common, S76l$S.50 medium. 50 ~
Sll: good, S1O@Sl3; fine, Sl5@s1S; fancy. ST.
@S22.
GS25; good, $30@s45; fine, S60@$7C; fancy,
S75MS90.
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I'unlor.

BEVERLY DOUGLAS LYING SERIOUSLY ILL.
Hon. Beverly b. Douglas was taken sick on
Wednesday with inflammation OF the sto-
mach. He was attended by DIR. Ralph Walsh,
but has grown gradually worse in spite.-o
all efforts. and at an early hour this morning
but slight hopes were entertained OF bis re-
coYery. His family was notified, and sex
peeted this morning. DR.. Walsh remained
with him all night Washington Post, 21St.
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ISAIuRDlT nights TDLDGRihIS''
NEWS FROM AM. PARIS OF TEE
wORLD.

CATTLE RoMNoRFoIKT
POOL no BE ISsPECTED-A SEVERE RAIN
STORM Al NoRFoLK-LhUDANUM MIS-
TAKEN FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BURNED AT CoHAssET, MASSACHUSETTS.
WASHINGTON NEws-TnE RTGo Rs OF THE
DETECTIVE LAw-RAILRoAD REPORT
s0BITU STORM AT LONG
! BRANCH--GovERNoR HAMPToN's CoNDI-
TON GREATLY IMPRoyED-sU
MURDER OF NEGRO wITNEssE s IN LOUIS.
ANh-THE AFGH AN-wAHTRoUBLEs-THE
EMPEROR AND THE PoPE-coMMIssIoN
ERs 10 SETTLE THE GREEK-FRoNTIER
OESTIOS
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A, g,rert,oss 8 Or E.entsnnura.

C1ycrNsATr. December q. The widow Of
Lieutenant Benner, who Is visiting at
Evansville, Ind, took an overdose OF lauda-
mum last evening, rnistaking it for cough
medicine. She IS thought to be in dan
0erous condition. ~ l a. 6 etfl
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4 c0py-Teste:
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

D.NyILLE, VA, 10Th December. 1878.
All parties interested I'm the execution or the above
decree of The United States District Court TO. the
aforesaid on the 21st day OF November. 1878 -
Judge Alexander Riyes presiding-are. hereby mott.
,efi hat have liked upon The BOTH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1879, TO take and setil:. at my otlos.,
in said town. the several accounts required BY said
decree al which time aud piece oil parties IN In
terest are required 10 attend.
Given under my hand, az special commisiioner
of tho said court, ibis 1qihGay Of DseembsE s1s'
anno domino. a. NJ AtKEHsg IS
de la-dlgOJs m sl' Special COMMISSIONER.
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supposed to be lost at Sea.

BosToS, December 21.--The brig c. 4.
Burgess. Captain Mcbride, from Bostonfo for
Gloucester, England, before reported over.
due, is given np as lost; and as no news, OF
the crew has been received, it is supposed
they have gone down with the vessel. q Il.
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1t is rrmored that a assure has been di

1t is rrmored that assure has been dis
covered in the Blue Ridge, extending from
The middle fork OF the Rapidan river to the
Shenandoah, distance Of twelve or four
teen miles. 1t is said that the cleft in the
mountain is quite wide, and SO deep that
cattle have fallen into the opening and gone
down TO unfathomable depths in the bowels
Of the earth.
Hard runlor ~, ~
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Fire as Co1,assett. Mass.

BosroS, December 21.--The summer resi-
dences OF Ivory Bean aud s. S. Rowe, at
C0hassett, Mass. were bnrned this morn
ing, and the residence OF Edwin Pope was
damaged. Loss, 500, 900.
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CITY aKLWAY.

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY coaPAsf.
mo THE PUBLIC.-Any citizen slsaal.
ling a stree,-car and nos gaining at.sn al n" W
,e driver Will oslige the undersigned by laxsns NO.
VI car an" " X. L. WAI4kEk>
80 On, Superintendent City Railway.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OOIO1N = ~ Y ~ 9@~~ = -@~~NF
RICHMOND, December FL. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White 90 bushels. Red, l,772 bushels
CORN White, $50 bushels. Hired, "a bushels.
OATS.-66 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-TVhite, 40 bushels good al Sl.03: SO
bushels very good ut S1.07-tnta. 90 bushels Red,
1873 bushels very good at OF: bushels at poe;
bushels very good mixed at 81 OF; sos bushels very
good FulIz OF 81: 20 bushels Futz ut &C.; 20
bushels FultZ Mt S1.O1: 81 bushels good FlltZ II
81: 4 bushels common Fultz at 9Oc.; so bushels
Fultz at 99c. 400 bushels prime Lancaster al
CORN White. 10 bushels very good at 4Oc.; 2S4
bushels at 39c.; 81 bushels at 4Oc.-tota, 41G
bushels.
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Disappearance and Supposed Murder
of Two Negroes i'm Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, December 21.-The Pea.
1etae says telegram has been received an.
nouncing the disappearance and supposed
murder Of Lott Clarke and Bill White, two
colored men, near Caledonia, fifty miles be
low Shreveport, while on their way to this
city to testify before the United States
grand jury rs witnesses in election troll'
bIes. When the steamer arrived at Calado-
MIA constable named jeff Cole presented
warrant for their arrest and took them OF
in the direction OF Shreveport. Arriving
at Brund's plantation mob took the pri-
soners from the constable, and nothing
more has been heard OF them. 1t is sup
posed they have been killed.
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A new volume begins with the January No. SUBJ
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GoYernor Hampton Greatly Improved
COLUMBIA, S. c., December 2i.-Ihe at
tending physicians report Governor Hamp-
toms condition greatly improved within the
mast two days. The actual condition of his
wound is better than at any time since am
sputation, 81 ts5. ~ ~
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obituary,

. MfDDIgTowN, N. T., December 81. Hon.
George M. GrIef, . prominent citizen, and
formerly q weltknoWn politician, Is dead:
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NHRISTNIAS GOODS.-We hayen
v lust received TWENTY SUITS Of BLACK "a
WALNUT FURNITURE, and would III sne- ;Ss
cial attention to those in need. Having bouSht' >
these goods for cash. we offer inducements that viii
satisfy any one who will give us call. Fine PAR
LOR SUITS. and SIDEBOARDS, FANCY DEShS'
and WORKSTANDS. 4 fnll line OF cheap iOf-
nn IA l6 Governor street.
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Flour.
Fine. S2.7J@t3: superine, S3.50@S3.75; ex-
ira. s4.25@S4.50; common family, So; fancy
| brands, s6GlS6.50.
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1879 HOLIDAY PRESENTS. 1878

NOWLAN 6 Co, JEWELLERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
FINE GOLD OPERA-CHA1NS,
FINE GOLD GUARD-CHAINS,
FINE GOLD LEONTINE CHAINS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN NECK-CHAINS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN LUCkETS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN BANDS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN SIIAWL-PINS,
FINE GOLD ENGRAVED BRACELETS,
FINE GOLD ENAMELLED BRACELETS,
FINE GOLD CHAIN-BRACELET
FINE GOLD STONE-CAMEO 81 EV E-BUT-
| TONS.
FINE GOLD sToNE-cAMEo $ oN-D T.
FINE GOLD SToNE-CAMEo SCARF PINS AND
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR
DROPS,
| ELEGANT SOLITAIRE AND CLUSTER Ola
M0ND RINGS.
| ELEGANT DIAMOND AND ONYX JEW
| ELRY,
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD NECK CHAINS,
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD CROSSES AND
| PENDANTS,
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD YEIL-P1NS, EAR
| DROPS. AND BROOCHES,
with an immense assortment of other beautiful
JEWELRY
| AND
| STERLING SILVER PIECES,
In suitable for holiday presents, at greatly re-
duced prices. dele
A NDnEw ANToN1,
NO. 11O5 MAIN STREET
| HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY GOODs},
begs to call the att enton of the trade and the public
generally to his most
| COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CONNECTION
| FRIES, FRUITS, NUTS, CANDY-FRUIT,
| AND TOY-CANDY, FANCY BOXES
| AND BASKETS, DOLLS. FIRE
CRACKERS AND FIRE
| WORKS, &C., SC.
My FLAIN CANDY which manufacture Will,
especial care from the best standard sugar, Is IA
vorcd with the puresu oils ana choicest fruit-eX-
| tracts, and is warranted to stand in any climate.
have on hand the largest stock Of FRENCH
| CANDY, BOS-BONS, CHOCOLATE, &C., that
| was ever offered 10 inc 1raue, OK
pressly for me by S. T. Whitman & Son. celebrated
confcctoncrs. 10 whom the grand prize ut the Paris
| Exhibition was awarded.
| CRYSTALIZED AND GLACES FRUITS. such
as Aprcc;s Cherries, Figs, Prunes, &C., imported
directly from France; which, for looks and quality
| are unequalled
! NUTS of all kinds, FIGS. RAISINs, CITRON
CURRANTS, PEUNES, LEMONS. ORANGES,
| GRAPES. BANANAS, CALIFORNIA PEARS
| CANNED GOODS, JELLIES, PRESERVES, &c.
| Young gentlemen will find large variety o.
| FANCY EMPTY BOXES and 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, cspe-
cally for the HOLIDAYS. can
| OFFER INDUCEMENTS
which cannot he surpassed any where. coll, Or Or
| der, is respectfully solicited.
| ANDREW ANTONI,
Wholesale and Retail Coniectioner,
| dell No. ll05 Main street.
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10 CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.

lam manufacturing daily my
INEVITABLE STEAM-CLARlFlED
FLINT CANDIES.
WARRANTED BETTER THAN ANY MADE ANY
WHERE FOR Who'll ESALE PURPOSES.
1t is whi,er, brighter, purer more highly favored
Also, CANDY FRUIT AND TOY-CASDf.
FRENCH CANDIES.
7 sell MAILLARD'S FRENCH CANDY, the best
and hanfsoIDest In The world, and keep constantly
large supply on hand.
DEFY COMPETITION.
buv all my goods for CASH from importers or
manufacturers, my sugars from retners, importes.
S0o CAN M BE USDERsoLD ANYWHERE.
have OH hand very large stock, and am rccett,
ing goods daily, and Shalt continue 10 do'so uSsh
a E6d h So4 e S tiRE rssslSns fGs
$50 boxes LAYER: SuLTANA, EALESs1A'
o. nG aud e XaswI RA HS1HHRv c,TpoS:
10 70 b baTsels N new I'VE zaNTE csHKR1sTs;
8 cass Is NEW y y r: sMIRN "a E tNG
Is Is f boxes M asss11 L GSd
1893 R PHgaf h 6skT HAMEX a c6ANuf
1'Ooo PLgMsEHTTER;
logross Cox,s; NELs oN's, and CHALMERs's
II BALTNoRE PRICES. I'D
900 dozen two and lnree.poapd TOMATOES
.oo and and pE Pa. aae n;n, pp,snv pE.curc
s SS DOZEN P9FE sqa Pss sks
| 500 dozen one and two pound COVE OYSTERS;
| 100000 9ORPEDOES, SKY-R0CKETS, RO-
MhN.CANDLES,& &c. :.
AT OUR BAKERY
| ,", z.." WE MAKE
BALTIMORE M0LAsSEs;CAK6Es,
| LEMON- and SODA-tRhCkERS,
| STGAR-CkKES, GENGER-SNAPs,
all OF which we seil at BALTIMORE PRICES.
WE HAVE TOO MANY GOODS AND TOO
| - LITTLE MONEY.
! Come with the spoons and see five CAM sell you
or If notwithstanding win give chance; out sci
we viii. LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX. Confectloner,.
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MILLINERY.

No HUMBUG. @sf8ss
SrIrING OFF AT AND BELOW COST-VNSks
UNTIL JANUARY l5rN-
TO MAKE 4 CHANGE IN MY BCSlNESS.
The LhRGEST STOCK OF MILLINERY in the
clty. 4 call is s0Iicled-
MRS. +. IUTZLER,
dc7 525 Broad street.
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Cattle to he In,pected---Esain-storm.

Cattle to he Enspected---TsaiR-Sto
~ Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, Va, December 81. Major John
S. Braxton. collector OF this port, has re-
ceived instructions to inspect all cattle
shipped from here to England, in order to
preclude any possibility OF disease. under
the instructions from the Secretary OF the
Treasury. This is important to Virginia
cattle-raisers. who are beginning to ship
extensively from this port.
Furious rain-storm here all day, with
snow and hail this morning.
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SEINE TilRfB.

SEINE lHNhAD' Sss&s9
LARGE REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.
Having received recent advices frsunour manuiac
turCrs IN Europe OF the favorable reduction mace .
u.s. we now announce 10 fshcrlnen~ deaicFs, anu a'i
In want of SEINE THREAD, that re are Offering
our wei known goods ut reduction OF from 10 70
20 pcr ccnr. on last seasons prices. ,,,
Also in stock, SEINE-TWISES.:S ElEE.Ll Me-
SEINE.CORK. TAWKING. GLE.ROPE, NEIL
TING; for HAUL-SEINF.S nc. ro>,c
l.. LlCHTENSTElN & SONS.
CORNER Seventeenth and Rankin streets.
Sole Imrlsr,cl-s OF The LION BRAND' SEINE
TUREhD-waranted to gaze satisfaction
no %
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