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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-04
Louisiana Elections.

NEW ORLEANS, December 3.-Specials to
the Democrat from twenty seven parishes,
not including Orleans, give the Democrats
1925 net majority. The Democrat claims
the elecrion Of Witt for Governor by 10000
majority. The new Constitution is adopted
by large majority. Prominent Democrats
consider the fate of the debt ordinance,
which was voted on separately, in doubt.
The indications point TO its defeat, though
the vote will probably be close. In this city
the Democrats have 5000 majority,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

tHEISTIANsBURG. Va, December l, 1879.
The quietness in these parts has been very
Ssai since the election. The defeat OF Mr..
/ y. Phlcgar. the Dcbt-Payers' candidate
r TIE Senate. accustomed great disappoint-
-1n' here and throughout the county. We
t. Justly proud Of The fact that with so
%ay counties Ill around voting for the Re-
=. a.iOni.t>' party, Montgomery stood by
:" -Cn0r OF the State by handsome malo-
.a,. j w"> rue here, is elsewhere IN the
>'1, that the leading men and large pro-
were, with rare exceptions,
/. d favor Of sustaining tho McCullocD set
"~'tnt. Our town escaped being solid for
u, |, 'et,!cment by SO little that we may pro-
VIZ c'a!m that it was and is solid. And
-" We await with no little interest deYei-
EIents At Richmond.
V2r du'ne's was somewhat relieved last
,'rk by the meeting OF the Teachers H.
@W" Tor the county here. Nearly all the
S':Iers were present. Dr.. Rutlner was
: and made three addresses, which were
med 20 with deep interest by large au-
aces. His address on The geography and
e o,y Of Southwest Virginia Was par
tl!4riy Interesting. He holds the theory
.anced here by Major Jed. Hotcbkiss
ss'sEll Years ago, that Christiansburg is not
IN ,9p OF the Allegheny Mountains at all,
h iTopic and geographers bave SO long be-
that it is. not even upon u noun
,~N, ont upon a hi2h-water she'd, running
t T.. lie great Valley Of Virginia, divid-
H. tne waters OF the Atlautlc from those
h Tue Gulf 81 Mexico, similar to that
|ff;r|eeh Stanton and Lexington which
a ,' , The waters OF the james from those
n ,te shenandoah. This puts us not west
3. Is Aileghanies, but in the Valley, and
,sStory strongly, If not irrefutably, sus-
- W geographical and geological con-
SsI and lard OF Visitors OF the Agricultu-.
b. lH rA saeeAanical College at Blacksburs,
Aaird t Bt meeting in Lynchburg, dis
Scutna tIotessor Charles Martin and ad-
&t d., a W meet this month for the purpose
d. CSpm,ac'hS pr. Minor, the president Of
"hese. Although there has been no
Fyj1aS; ation OF the difficulties which have
shI, W. III the faculty OF the institution,
b II "slon. IL is understood, has reference
ero Use difficulties, and signalizes The fri-
sst P u Of the party in the faculty which has
e,e, esne time been in opposition to the
haaeat, DR.. Minor.
b., Marlin, who was for nearly twenty
~ professor OF Greek in Hampden Sid
u LSosiege, is well and. widely known in
~ state and IN the South as gentleman
one scholarship, and great talent DIS an.
@ecs0f' He was certainly one OF The
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in the Kannw,,n y.,,e,.

CINcIEsATr, December 3.-The Enqu;-
Ter's Charleston CIV. Fa.) correspondent
says: aThe whole Kanawha Valley mining
region is suffering from the acts OF The
Knights OF Labor very much az The
mining regions OF Pennsylvania did from
the acts Of The 'Mollie Maguires' in 1877
and 1878. There were fifteen strikes along
the kanawha river, accompanied with vic.
lence and lawlessness; and since 1875 there
have been eight fatal lynchings without an
effort on the part OF the authorities to bring
The perpetrators TO justice. This week an
other general strike was threatened, in
GLIDING the stoppage OF all eoal.trains on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. It was
met BY the declaration OF the Governor that
he would use the whole military power OF
the State, and, IL necessary, call on the Gen
eral Government for aid, to stop any such
law!ess conduct. So far serious trouble has
been avoided. The knights OF Labor
have some 5000 or 5000 members along the
valley, and have county generais and dis
trlct assemblies in six or seven counties"
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AN EXCITING CONTEST IN SOUTH CARO-
LISA.-Chiei-Justic Willard, OF South Caro-
lima, who was elected to ill the unexpircd
term OF Judge Moses, has created scnsa-
ton by claiming that his election entities
him to hold the office for six years. II the
Legislature elects q successor Judge Will
hard will leave it to the iudge-elect to OBJ
tain the office OF Chief Justice by writ OF
quo ,rarranio from the Supreme Court.
Tue application for the writ would give
rise to some trouble to determine who is to
decide the question. Judge Willard, being
an inter ested party, could not sit. and As
sociate-Justice McIver is a candidate, and
will probably be The claimant. The judges
to ill the court would be appointed by the
Governor, but he is himself Il candidate for
the Suprme bench to fill the vacancy to he
caused by Judge McIvel's promotion.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO The D1spAroH.

y 49, /. * q. ~.
AND OTHER WASHINGTON
NEws-A PHILADELPHIA PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH DESTROYED By FIRE AFTER A
FAIR-LOUIsTANA STATE ELECTION; THE
DEMOCRATS CLAIM WILTZs ELECTION
BY TWENTY THOUSAND MAJORITY
EAILRoAD PRESIDENT ELECTED-AT-
TEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE IN
PENNSYLyANIA-sALV CLAIMED
AGAINST THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF RICH
MoND--THE UTE INDIANS AS CATTLE
Observation-Disclosures MOVEMENT IN
GEoRGIA-WHAT THE MINERS HAVE
DONE IN THE KANAWHA vALLEY-AN-
OTHER ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF THE
GEAR oF RUSSlA-lMPROVEMEN IN THE
COTTON TRADE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In BULGARIA., SC: &c.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

-8E C!NT4TA-C0URT-DA COLORED JURY
PlNAF0RE-PERS0NAL.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.I
DECEMBER 3. 1879.
The event OF last week was the rendition
n the cantata OF Esther by sixty OF our
-, amateur artists. In the character OF
g.man Mr.. +. LentZ played part that
tgsed The mouths OF the SCverest critics,
ind Mss SaIIie G. Dndd in her rendition Of
7sre.h won the plaudtS Of the multitude,
md displayed q talent for hiStrionic art that
VS. surprising in au amateur. DR.. w. 2.
7. Randolph sustained the part OF Morde-
,zi The Jew with ability, while Miss Salie
FaoN. as Mordecal's sister, entranccd the
audience by her beautiful singing and we'll
sustained action. Mr.. Lew. Wood, as
Ejr. and Mrs. J. W. Edwards, as Queen
Ellrr were perfect in their representa-
:ol>. Miss Blanche Dull captiyaled every
lydy By her beauty and her singing.
This affair has excited good deal OF in-
.rre>t in legitimate drama, Of which we rs Il
people are quite ignorant, and it is already
Iropa>ca to establish a permanent orgapi-
z.t,cn. should have mentioned above
..It The character OF "Vashti," in the tab
lux Of "Vashti Dethroned," was splen-
l&y sustained by Mrs. ". G. Payne.
Monday YVES December Court. The first
l-.ro jury ever empaneled in the county
{: AibemarIe was called to try the case Of
|aawiul shooting by Henry Wood OF DR..
hun Il. Wood, which had been on trial be-
'rre 4 white jury previously, which had
tiled to agree. The most intelligent COL
"ed men in the county were summoned.
l1ey gaze Wood sixty days in the county
III.
DR.. Reuben George, who is now in Rich
l'HG undergoing treatment for cancer
US affection on bis band, will return in q
~ days entirely restored.
Tie marriage of Miss Eliza L. c. Smith,
|gHshler OF Professor Smith, OF the Uni
(r!si;y. and Mr.. ". W. Walker, Jr., Of
a"e>tm07e|and. j. announced for tonight in
j. Methodist church.
+ The weather is yet very dry, the rain OF
friday last dciug very little towards satu-
,h!n- the earth. The thermometer to- day
| This writing is 100, and the air is very
~I!v. CUP.
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A CHICAGO MAN AsToNIsnES TIE WORLD.
Especial dispatch to the Post. J. Chicago,
December 2-The Daily NelrS says a man,
A. D. Woodman, OF West Division, is about
to astonish the world, having invented a
machine by which he makes water burn.
The machine dlsintegratcs water, and bring
ing its components parts together again
produces light, heat, or steam as he chooses.
The light is brilliant and beautiful, the heat
is intense, and by turning a valve the light
is changed to steam. A large generator Is
being prepared to make thorough test Of
the discovery. Woodman is an educated
chemist and machinist.
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D,pect LING to New Orleans.

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD COM
PANY IN CONTROL OF TIE MOBILE AND
MONTGOMERY ROAD.
NEW YORK, December at was an
nouuced after business hours yesterday
that the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company had obtained control OF the Mo.
bile and Montgomery road (Which was OF
late under the control OF the Richmond Air
Line), and thereby secured q direct line TO
New Orleans. An official OF the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company said last
hight TINT the new arrangement would &c
into effect January Isl,
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Church HSurslaG -.
CfaurcE DurheN.
4 PHILADELPHIA CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE
WHILE 4 FAIR WAS BEING HELD.

A PHILADELPHIA CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE
WHILE A FAIR WAS BEING HELD.
PHILADELPHIA, December "a fair was
held last night at the Presbyterian church,
corner OF Broad and Oxford streets, TO de-
fray The expenses OF a new organ. Early
this morning some OF the decorations
elusbt fire, and before the flames couid DC
ex;ingushed everything comIustlble' IN,
Guiding the new organ, was destroyed, ana
nothing remained but the stone walls ana
the steeple. The church stood alone on Tue
lot, so that the fire did not spread 10 tue
surrounding property. The cnurch cost
S15O,n00 about ten years ago, and the dam
ages are estimated at S5o,Oo0, when Is coy
cred by insurance.
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SO EalGEEnE5s


NEW YORK December 3.--CGtton steady: sales,
70j tlies: llpanh-. l2Ic.: Orleans, l2;sc. south
ctn -four Irm With far trade CONNER non 70 s az
s Whr ~ hotter ter" and se stge Ggradc
red. *i .30M+l 4ss: No. 3 red: ! LAO: N2 red
No. r"a; fl'o i m.S snd T mois
ratcly actyc ungralc! 6lIG2c. a'at- &C. DIT r
and decidedly more ac:Te NO; rI 81 I'D I'D f bet
Ter demand; Rio cargces, l4s@l 7ac.;; JOB lois;
l4iUl94c. sugar unchanged anh hul; Tet IL! :,
steady and r. mo1or1 sInanI po@ slsefi ogr
he'd, O4ml 0ac. Mola>ses UNCHANGED. E1,'I
uuchauged. Turprn:inc hrmer at i.@.lZf Wn@i
ia good demand very fu! prices: d3nss.S hSVce.
haG 51Ec.: pulled. 2JGl55c.: unwashed, 1907 DC;
'rcyxs. I7@35c. Pork higher aud str9hy WIZ very
!sht Ea4e a. :12ri e4aT 7nS756 los and
short clear 1925 bio. Lard active az dr' htGty
higher closing weak 1t S7.95MsS. TaSNss nohi-
nal ut SI.lG. FreiSiIS hrm.
BALTIMORE.
P,1rryorr. December 3.-Flour Grn and qriet:
Howard street and We e!n san .nis s4'73es
75 s a.t 1 fam I s7es? no brands
s725&s7.50: Putap>co family. IS. Southern
wheat firm western strong and hs9s,: southern
Maryand. 81 52E; No. western w:I' :: rsd: spot
and Dccember. sl.49AtaSl 50: janah ~. al.52as9,
sl5HH; Fsbrnary ro3 and sIs " san,b brr
W S;hi"s 5s@6oc. yellow, S7a5sc. oa- steady
n nn T as S? fn6i} Po4
Bulk-Iseais-Loosc Shoulders. &C !; Gear rib sides,
7bc: hacked 81 and TIC. Bacor Shoulders, 54c.
clear rib sides. sgc. Hams lO4@llkc. Lard
Refined. In tirrccs Sc. coffee, Hat: RIO cargoes,
1i@17kc. Sugar steady; soft. l0Ag 0;.c
Whskey firm at s1.13K@5l.'i4. Freigttts quiet.
CINCIN SAT-.
CINCINNATI. December. Flour flrmcr: family
$6@S6.25; fancy, 81: Wheat strong at sl.2a@
Sl,Sl. Corn active firnI. and hifher at 4l@44c
Oats strong ut 35@37c. Pork 6rm at sl3 so. Lart
! active, nrln. and h:gh or at $7.GO@a7.75. Bulk
fgp and -n0H,.t ,,fnI
meats in fair demaT d and nrnI: shoulders, 44c
clear rib sides, 6Try: hams, s9SAc. Whiskey y
good demand 81 81 10. Sugar easier; hards, l0Ah
DC: New 0rie ans, 71i4Sac. Hogs easier, OWNS
| 10 heavy feceis' s.. but 10 good demand: copmoi
Gs27o; oqi' hers s' S47oS2s4 SO: rreeeps, IS,
| $50 head; shipments none,
LOUISVILLE.
LouisT tLLE. Decemhfr a;-El2nr steady and l I'M
white, 44c.: mixed. Ale. Oats aeacy; white
! 3Sc mixed, 3Gc Pork strong ut 1850. Lar'
| hfrL tier.e SC; key, Sc. Buik-meats stronger
sfionldcrz!--zpr: clear ribs, 6Ac; clear saes,
Bacon iominai; sugar-euFed hams, iose., "h'sAe1
hr'sE. si.io. CT LOUIS
| o,,s reccmber 3.--F!our stronger, Whea
,srr LOVE No red iali. sls; No r,
M hisgLev firm AZ Sl.i0. Pork higher ~ $3.50.
y.rd higher at $3.50. Bulk meals sr,ons AM AN
brher. loose shoulders, $40 sf39 az Ciear o .
ss s1SsS50: clear sides, s6.oo.esop sV. riSs n
Quiet aud unclaimed. Green inc1''
| The country, $69s6.lo.
CHICAGO.
= cv,c .co December 3.-Fiour IN sooa demana az 10
a shade higher; extras, s3,sasSSo' aoap's s>1
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WHEAT Waite, 400 bushels. Red, 3,0S4 BUSH
els.
CORN White. 942 bushels. Mixed, 2o4 bushels.
OATS.-256 bushels.
RYE.-9S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, l76 bushels prime ut 81 So ::
so bushels prime at sl.5S; bushels 1t 81 40 !;
90 bushels choice at SLIGO: 20 bushels ut IL AS:
90 bushels very good 1t Sl.07-tota. 4O2 bushels.
Red. 30 bushels Lancaster 1T S1.55; 80 bushels
Lancasierat 1855; 26 bushels Lancaster II 80
10 bu,hc. Lancaster At S1.56: 104 bushels mixed
ut Sl.5S $40 bushels mixed n 81 81; 800 BUSH
els mixed ut $3.50: 81 bushels Fultz ut SLAP ::
sc bushels FultZ NJ 81 p; 20 bushels FnltZ al
Sl.47: lOG bushels very good Fultz ut S1.4s: SO
bushels Fu!z at Il 3 !: 81 bushels Fuzat Sl.40;
IS bushels FuItz At $l.3J: Y bushels Fuiz ut
S1.iO: l0i bushels very good Fuliz ut 2l.4S: I2O
bushels Fulz AZ $1.47: IA bushels Futz ~ 1913 ::
40 buSllc s Ful'z 1T 81 10; so bushels Fuliz ut
Sl.4U: 1872 bushels prime Fulz 1T $50; 8 bushels
Ful'z at 81 43-total. 2.i22 bushels.
CORN White. 40 bushels on private terms: 81
bushels prime 1T See; 100 bushels very good ut
5Sc.; l2n bushels good al Sac: GA bushels very
good at 55c.-tota, 1,03G bushels Niced, so
bushels very good ut sac; l54 bushels at 53c.-
total l o. bushels.
OATs.-lO6 bushels prime spring ut 40; "a
bushels Brunswick ri 4Sc total, 1870 bushels.
KYE-9S bushels prime At 76c.
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BURNING OF A COLONIAL HOMESTEAD
Fredericksburg, IQ., December 2.-Tbe
clearinghouse Of Colonel William Bar
bour, an old colonial homestead in Stafford
county. was burned last night, with all its
contents, including much antique iurni-
ture and other articles Of value. Colonel
Barbour, now in his ninetieth year, saved
himself from the flames. There was but
one other occupant of the building.
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Tragedy in BRADFORD, Pa.

New YORK, December ga Bradford,
Pa, special says: John Ready, who has
been for some time living with a notorious
woman named Carrie Mill, recently be-
came insanely jealous of her, and yester-
day, entering the room where she was
lying sick. shot her in the mouth with q re-
volver, and then shot himself twice, dying
In about two hours. The woman is not Sc
riously burt, and Will recover.
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s5.75G4s7; patents, so4psy. ,,u.a. ..e,,et, .n6
higher: No; I'd winter. sl.2Gfdsi.37: No. q
ehicaao spring. 81 81 cash. 81. go 9angary. No
u ~, and naher al 4G1sc. t'afa strong and bsohsr
q. SSc Pork excited and higher It s13. Bulk
ribs and clear. $3.50. whissey In GOOD demans
and shade higher at 31.11. -
Af Ctose.-Whea. trresulsr and &c. lower. Corn.
Irregular AZ 404c. Oats strong and higher nj 33Zc
frifov11s,ons excited and higher. PORK, $l2.06@
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LAT.ST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
COLD WEATHER,

LONDON, December 3.-The weather is
very cold in Great Britain and on the con-
tinent. Dispatches from Rome and Madrid
report heavy snowfalls.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE ENGLISH COTTON TRADE.
LONDON. December 3-There arc increas-
ing signs that the cotton trade in North
Lancashire is improving. Some OF the idle
mills are preparing 10 start again, and some
firms have raised the wages OF their en-
Moves
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Fall ESfycr Election.
ENROLLED WOMEN VOTING.

ENROLLED WOMEN VOTING.
Boston, December AT Fall River the
election yesterday was one OF the most eX-
citing ever held in that city. William G.
Green was elected mayor, receiving 1890
to 24S votes for Jeremiah r. Levy, Demo
crat. There will probably be tie for an
other year in the Board Of Aldermen. Most
OF the seyenty-eight enrolled women voted.
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REV. DIR. MURKLAND MARRIED.-Rev. w.
U. Murkland, D. D., pastor OF the Franklin
Street Presbyterian church, was married
Yesterday afternoon at his own church TO
Miss Elizabeth Austin, daughter OF the iate
Philip Austin. NJ. d., OF this city, 6dN'-
more American, Sd.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!

. Having discontinued the Fancy Goods and Tow.
business, now offer the remnant of n,y stocE
which embraces many scasouable articles for the
holiday trade. Dealers who have not laid n, their
full stock will find IL 10 their Interest to cali on NM,
before buying elsewhere: as my stock Is
and offered at less Than their wholesale COST
SHELVING, SHOWCASES. and COUNTERS
viii be sold cheap. ". G. SMITH,
3QS north Fifth street
dc 3-1v between Broad and Marshall
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By Telegraph.

new YORK. December 3.--Toen.-Stocks strong.
Money call. sac ner cent. Excbanst--Loug,
nominal.
EreRing.-Money. sac per cent. Exchange,
49,. Governments strong and shade higher
new Js. 102M; 4. per cents. 1U5S; 4 per cents,
1855. States dull and nominal.
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BEGINNING of Temperance EOom i'm
Georgia

ATLANTA, December "a strong tempe
rance movement has been inauguratcd here
by John w. Drew, OF Concord, n. Fl. 1t
is known as the B'ue-Ribbon Movement"
Three thousand persons have bound them
selves to total abstinence, anda temperance
80 boom " in Georgia may be the result.
Rockdale county voted yesterday in favor
OF prohibition, and local option is becom-
inc DODlllar
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CoLUMBIA,..S. c., December 3.-Judee A.
c. Haskell, associate justice Of the State
Supreme Court, has been elected president
of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
railroad. to succeed Colonel J. B. Palmer,
resigned.
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BAKING.P0wDERS.
FDHEADS' BAKING-POWDERS.
ESTABLISHED 1850

THE only powders which have received medal
from the American Institute, New York, for their
purity.
The only pure Powders on the market. Give them
t.iai and you will use no other. Ask yor grocer
for them. WILLIAM JENKINS s CO.,
I "a .sef.s-.E Wholesale Agents, t,
de at 1913 east Main stseet.
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The Ties. Again.

RAwLINs, W. T., December 3.-The mail
from White River this morning brings
news that on the night of'November 50th
Ute Indians attacked the herders in charge
CT the herd of cattle from which the COM
mand was supplied With meat at the W hlte'
River camp, and drove off the entire herd.
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Municipal Election in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, December 3.-Robert Fl. May
was elected Mayor to-day by 6G4 majority
over Charles Estes. Mays entire ticket
was elected to the Council
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HOLIDAY GOODS! NEW GooDsE
NOTHING OLD or MISUNDERSTANDING
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.

MALACHlTE VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &C.:
DCNMORE ORNAMENTS, &C.;
CRACkLE VASES, BOUQEET-HoLDERS, &C.
IR ID1SC ENT BOUQUET and FLOWER-
STANDS
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS. &C.;
DgESDRRO ORNAMENTS. &C.;
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BOXES. TRAYS, &C.;
MA10LICA, In new designs, at half former prices
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER, TEA, an !
TOILET-SETS;
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DISEER COFFEES,
HARLEQUIN TEA aud DESSERT-SETS,
JAPAN&ED COAL-vASES and PLATE. WARM
Frs
The above are now open for inspection. No idea
can be fnrmedof the variety, come and see.
f. Il. TAYLOR, 101l Main street.
r. G. SUTTON, Salesman
j. G.SSELSOS,S H"'e'H~"' de
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Kidney and urinary trouble is universal, and the
only safe and sure cure is HOP -BITTEhs-re'y
4
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.oTExa AND ROARDING.HsUsEs.

HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
I } IIGHT AND GERMAN STREETS, BALIi-
MORE, initiates reduced 70 ss ana sa 1Ssr pes
day, according 20 location 9, rooSns. ssrsina 10
~. size The most convenient ard atest;hat hotel ~
the city Elevator runs g ps ~ he
loora. An ''''' T. IT. COLEMAN, ManAger. 81
ag RnnrnoRE MD, October 10, 1879. ee 1s~sn
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Flour.

fine. s3.50@$4; superfne, S5.50@s5.75; extre,
s6JOMS6.7o common family, S6.75A57; fancy
urana., S7G3>S.
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A T BOTTOM PRICES.

A T BOTTOM PRICES.
Frs;
500 cases 2 and 3-pouud TOMATOES and
PEACHES;
25 boxes new LNGHORN CiTRON;
10 barrels new fURRANTS:
100 boxes new LAYER RhISiES:
Ice boxes new VALENCIA RAiSISS;
1000 CARTHAGENA Coz nhSUTS;
100 bushels prime PEANUTS.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
no 26 1il2 Main street.
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no 2G-eOd1 m
srSEry-NIHE-CENT STORE

VALE AT THE SOC. STORE
TO MAKE ROOM FuH
NEW HOLIDAY GOODS
0FFER
THE FOLLOWING LINES
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VNHE CHATTERBOX
l. Is A HOUSEHOLD WORD
IN THOUSANDS or FAMILIES ON BOTH
SIDES OF THE ATLANTIC.
Many limitations have taken the name of Chat
terboX, bat the genuine one, containing 200 pic
tut and 400 pages. be had Of the undersigned
at ONE DOLLAR. Mailed to any address on re-
ceipt OF the price,
Large supplies of NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.
BOOKS suitable for Christmas Sifls arriving at til
bookstore of
no3l WOODHDUSE PARHAM.
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BE SURE AND INSPECT OUR STOCK BEFORE
PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
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T.TIL.HEADs, $3.50 to IS per ream' ~
u a. n1spATCH pRISTIEa-HisHsa,
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DQDK. AND JOB WORK NEATLY EXy
10 EcUTEp attire DIsP AEGk 3RlN4IaG;
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szAREGE INTEELsGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 8, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner j. 6. Wins, Ingleson, New YORK, rail-
road-Iron, Tredegar Company. III
Schooner Albert Mason, Rose, New Iock, rail-
road-tron. Tredeear Works.
Schooner Bird, Curtis, New YORK, aay' Z. LIE
Todd.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, L. b. 1atuin'
agent. ,,,nr,,
PHILADELPHIA. December Arrived: sch0oh-
ers Is. Bradley, Bradley; and d. h. Di'efS'- IL
Uams, from Richmond.
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NO oSEcAN COMPETE WITH Us IN PRICES.
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NEW YORK AUCTION-HOUSE,
I'm 500 Eioad street.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 3. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 400 bushals Red, 3,0s4 bush.
Ale
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SPLENDID STOCK OF FEATHERS, BIRDS
AND FLOWERS.
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Washington.

THE SOFT AND HARD-MoSEY REPUBLICANS
WIDE APART--MR. HENDRTCKs-PERsoNAL-
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRAT ON VIRGINIA
THE VIRGINIA MEMBERs-A CoLoNY-BRIEF