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TIE CtURTa.

THE CONTEMPT CAtE or EDWIN WALKER
VAS expected to como up Yesterday morning
before Judge Drunmond, but was postponed
until Judges Harlan md Drummond can hear
It together, which viii not be for scvrral days.
Il secms that under tl.c foreclosure sale Of tue
property Of the Chicago, DanriiIo = V'n-
cennes Railroad, sonsc old iron compris-
fng sf,Ic.track was cfafmcd BY Iftn-
dckopn, pennson s. Shannon, tho pur-
chascrs. Mr.. Edwin Walker, on behalf
Of client, caused execution to bo issuctl on
certain 1udgmcut, und leyled on th!a trou as the
property Of the Chicago, Danvllls tE Vinceuncs
Railroad. The purchasers at fEg foreclosure
sale then ropluyiel tho properly, nnd subsc-
case removed to the United Statcs Courts, oil OF
Which we're oversuled, on the ground tlsat the
casu ,yas not removable under tue act of 1876.
The case was heard sn due tlmr, and finally the
plaintiffs dismissed thGir suit, and Judgment
,ras entered tor the return Of tho property III
pursuance Of tho stattlte. A suit was then be-
gun un tic replcyiu bond, on wh1cn John d.
kopn, DenntBon, mt, Shannon then fled
n I'LL In the United States Clrcuit Court against
tho pla!ntlfr In this suit on the bond, nsMl an In
junction ,Tas Issued against tlse latter. his
agen.s Or attorneys, restraining them from
EoLng on with that sait- AfTars remained in
thfs conlItton for about a year, wl1cn Edwin
Walker, rs attorney for the platuttR In this
suit on the rcn!evin 1ond, dismissed that suit
ns ton nll but Drake. aNI entered un Judgment
asculuat him by default for tic value Of tho iron.
This operation OF entering up Judgment and
Issuing execution after thu injunction order was
Issued IL thc specilc get Of corr
up a coui!Iet Of Jurisdiction between
tic State nnd Fedora, Cpurts. Mr.. Wa'!ssr
claims he was moi enJo!ned, ind TINT in bis
sstlon ho was only doing hls duty 70 his client.
THE GrnMAN-ANkhIcAN nARK.
Just,s >in,l, Kocutyer Of tie Gcr,,la.,- Atoort-
cau Bunk, filed arcpoEt Yesterday. stlow!nga bal
auce OH nona May OF ii, 1881 ~; pntd N. nc-
count OF dyideid, &39. 23 uiltl otllca rent, SO;
leaving BALANCE Oh hand Of 81 f,b10.5o.
ITEMS.
The case Of the patssbrrg. Cincinnati l. st.
Louis Railroad C0ulpuni W. The Columbus, CHI
caGo d ludlanA Central Railroad was SIT before
Judges 1larfnn unl Druntnond Yesterday, but
was postpnnE1 to TOMORROW afternoon On ac-
count OF tbs a1scnce Of Gov. licudrcks. one OF
the counsel IN The casr who ,s eugnEcA III the
trfn Of tue Jrnpinga County election rnsc.
All tile Statt courts were closed yesterday.
Tl,e clcrks' offices wero open Il short tiMa anil
SIX suits wero lled. This Federal courts worc
utsea rs usual.
st'i'EKioR COURT IN nRTEV.
George +. Dulhcrt beeau a suit for $1,000
yestordny aeanat 4: Moore, ". W. Moorc,
Henry Moore. n,sh William lSuize.
Beu1ataiu Lombard Jr., filed Il bill nga[nst
Julia Auu Juri1eu aud OILERS to foreciuse u
lor's Subdivision Of Hlock In Assessor'a Di-
77sion Vt the n U, tho N " 4 Of Secs. \, 30,
THE CALL.
Junns HAnLAn-Ftsst Satnnnl Bunk w. King,
At ~. IN. Ialnar ". Lake Shore y Michigan
als " civ Saioaa S'a" ak Il Il i: !! sAa
lupaE i?nuMH"sn-in chamner4.
Jl{HtE t,tNinnAA
, 1879-06-03

THE LOOMING" STYLE IN FURNITURE.
look Though tho immense stock OF ''aEt fur
ptlusa" Ut ths Chlcavo Carpet Conpsnr's signIas.
shat ths days Of tha old, 1uaassc, hlgh'baek bed
steads arc numbered. Evosyshiug tends to The
low, square heaaboards OF Tho Eahtlake school.
, 1879-06-03
HERE IS CHICAGO ENTERPRISE.

Albright 4 Kceuan, corner Monroe and Firth
avenue, was the atin sefefro0 10 In thcas columns
y.ssssday ~ having sold MY cases Of Kcntpcky
3xaut. valued vt sl8 COO. to Now York Iobblug.
hpu1r,
, 1879-06-03

nr rslcos odoss are ~ natural a. flowers freshly,
gathered. Try hts Floral llichcs: It Ia Colopne-
watcf Of delightful fraVrance.,
, 1879-06-03

.1DnE--T1l0$fAs-May7 7e at the Church OF the Mrs.
atsh. by tho ftet EEo1.o AtrfoF lss Anita y. Goro
and af. Frederic 1t. IIs0tras.
, 1879-06-03
DRUNKENNESS.

Dr. D'unset. dscoyorur Of tho cinehona euro for
drunkenness, curcs all cafes. 1too.n-a7 rairner
fIpute.
, 1879-06-03

the tnais from foreign countries, under the plo.
vatona ot postal treaties or conventions NAV ba
delivered to tho parties to whom It Ia addressed
free OF Iuty,
, 1879-06-03

n
TIE Russian l'ollca hare at leazth discovered
thu prlutI,'g press Of tAc revolutionary Journal.
, 1879-06-03

night. The tanlagc was very sl.Rht Tho flrc
hstck Ii tau Erate becou,tug too hot, sat tre to
tic flooring.
, 1879-06-03
4NNOANDEnI 4 EtjTtS,
Political

Political. .
fI,HE gEVENTEESTll WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB
wilt mect tu.nfRht NJ 1850 tCtueX, 1T i4H EhtcaEU.
As, for tbs ranxactIun Ut Iustnel All nienGefa 1ru
requested tU be preselt.
fl,Hr: BixTEENr1l WARD NErUDLiCAN CLUII
will hold ia regular 1ntstlng this evening At Myers
H8st epsarf Stse} md SeagWcG ,aLt
, 1879-06-03
Dnrnett'B Coconino prevents loss OF l.atr.

"Foreet. Mo. Not" 5.cent cigar, Havana 11lea,
at Dawson's, I'll Stato stfeet.
, 1879-06-03

f['HE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE CiIIC500
l. AecAancr lnaalkue Will b1 ei1 ii 10 UcAeborn It.
81 2. III. "
" u. LATTlMunK Will. CONDUCT TNF COS
~ FtE teaptsAace E,set!ax In Lower Exswsll Hal,
, 1879-06-03

rfHtt: LAST of THE UspAL NII.!.E- ADiNGS aY
Mas X. Dryer will he EtYen IN this plbja WotE r0Qt
10 Aal!son'sl.+ to 10 o'clock this u,ornluR. Al
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18
Our Tenurc Of Life

Depends in great measure upon our rygaru
for or neglect Of the laws of health. IL we
violate them we cannot expect to make oia
bones" But that the span Of existence al
lotted to a naturally delicate constitution,
or one which has been shaken by disease
may he materially heightened, is fact oi
which we have daily proof. rbe vivifying and
restorative influence of Hostetter's stomach
Bitters upon failing physique affords
striking illustration OF the power OF Judlcious
medication to strengthen the hold on ilfe'
Restored digestion, complete assimilation,
renewed appetite, sound repose, these are
among the benefits conferred upon the debil'
itatcd by that supreme renovant. With cir
culation enriched, frame invigorated, and
nervous system tranquilized, the invalid, after
a course OF the bitters, feels that his life.ten.
ure is no longer the precarious thing that It
was that he may yet enjoy "green old age
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18
DOMENfIC RECIPEk.

OYSTER SrUFFING.-Oysters for stuff
fng turkey should be bearded and chop.
ped fine little mace should be added.
EGG BREAD.-One pint corn meal, one
egg, buttermilk TO make thick batter.
Re sure to get the right quantity of soda
and you will have delicious loaf.
LEMON CAKE.-Three cups of rolled
white sugar, one cup of butter, one cup
of sweet milk, five eggs; beat butter and
sugar to cream; dissolve one-half tea.
spoonful Of soda in milk; sift four cups
Of -four and add by degrees; add juice
and rind of one lemon.
PIcKALILLY.-One-half bushel toma.
toes sliced, two heads of cabbage, chop.
ped, also twenty FIVE green peppers,
chopped, one pound English mustard
see5, two tablespoons raw mustard
mixed through. Put the tomatoes, cab.
bsge and peppers in salt twenty -four
hours, then add spice to suit the taste;
squeeze out the salt; can with vinegar
just scAlded.
DRAWN BUrTER.-Take one.quarter
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18

"Now," said to myself, Il shall know
ALL" She raised The cover from her
bead, and, STOPPING down, kissed the face
of the corpse. Could IL be that my
iather.in-law, Col. Bsrnerieigh, had died
while was away? | did not walk, but
was moved by some unseen power un.
til I stood BY my wife and ever the deal
body, and looked down. l knew IT all
then. recognized the cold, iifeiesu lace.
II was my own"
Then the whisper ceased, and i fell
in deep sleep in the chair. 1t was day
light when awoke. looked around.
Had dreamed at all? On the table was
the fragment of q newspaper. Picking 1t
up, my glance caught the name of a
former owner of the house, and read as
follows
"MELANCHOLYCAsU terrible
event occurred or Friday last. Robert
Grant, of this village, on his return from
Toronto, where he had been on business,
stopped at Niagara. He took a walk
above the falls after breakfast. He must
have got in a boat and lost or broken
both the oars-though II is said no oars
were in the boats at all. He was seen
aAoat by large crowd of people just
above the fall. Every effort was made
TO rescue him, but unsuccessfully; and
he was carried To his death. His body
was recovered on Sunday, and is now on
its way here. He leaves widow"
had certainly never seen that para
graph before. am quite sure of that.
From that time out there have been
no noises in the house, except such as
could be easily explained, and the whis.
pered voice never came lagain. Yet. If
IL were no dream, or no imaginary whis-
per, why should the ghost have told his
story to me, and why should he tell 1t at
all?
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18

pound of fresh butter, cut it up and mix
with it two tesspoonfuls of feuri when
thoroughly mixed put ii into saucepan.
and add TO it four tablespoonfuls OF cold
water. Cover the pad and set 1t in
pan of boiling water; shake IT round
continually, always moving in the same
way. When the butter is entirely melted
and begins to simmer, then let it rest un-
til it boils up. In melting butter for
pudding, some substitute milk for rws.er.
To DRESS SALT GOLDFISH Take one
third of large fish; soak it from three TO
four hours; next boiling 1t till thorough
ly done, pick the meat fine. taking out
all the bones. Then add three hard boiled
eggs, chopped fine, and three to four
Irish potatoes, boiled and mashed. Mix
all we'll together in stewpan, with one
teacup of hot water; salt and mustard to
taste. Boil half an hour, and add a lib
eral supply of butter just before serving.
II preferred, the salt and mustard need
net be put in until during the cooking.
PEPPER SAUoE.-Four dozen green
peppers, five onions, one handful lady
garlic, three tablespoonfuls of grated
horse radish, two quarts best cider
vinegar, one quart OF water. Put the
whole into kettle on the fire and boil
until soft enough to mash in sieve with
spoon then add two tablespoeIid.s of
black pepper, one tablespoonful each OF
sllspice powdered, mace pulverized one.
halt tablespoonful of cloves pulverized,
and one teaspoonful of salt. Place the
on the fire and let boil ten min
utes. Pass all the spices through sieve
before adding TO the peppers.
MINcE PIEs.-Boil fresh tongue
chop II very fine, after removing the
skin and roots; when cold, add one
pound of chopped suet, two pounds
stoned raisins, two pounds cur ants, two
pounds citron cut in fine pieces, Elk
cloves powdered, two teaspoonfuls Gin
nam0n, half teaspeonful mace, one pint
brandy, one pint wine or cider, two
pounds sugar put this all in stone jar
and cover well. In making pies chop
some apples very fine, and to one bowl of
the prepared meat take two OF apples;
add more sugar, according to taste, and
sweet cider enough to make the pies
Juicy, but not thin; mix, and warm the
ingredients before putting into your pie
plates always bake with an upper and
under crust, made with one cup OF lard,
one of butter, one of water, and four OF
flour.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18

One of the greatest humbugs in our
sporting life lis this walking match bus
iness of O'Leary and Old Sport. It's a
farce, O'Leary, strong and well, walked
as he always does. Old Sport, looking a
fiith-rate jockey with game leg, crawled
and hobbled and dragged one foot after
the other, like convict with a ball and
chain. There's no FUN in it. 1t means
simply this: O'Leary walks and his
partners sell tickets. Then they divide
the gate money. Is that sport? Give
ma q rQat
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18
Advanced Physicians.

Many OF the more advanced physicians,
having found DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines
prompt and sure, prescribe them regularly
in their practice.
TwINvILLB, TENN, May 2s, 1877.
DR.. Il. v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear SI-For long time ] suffered with
catarrh. ! fnally called in DIR. Zachary of
this place. He furnished me with your nasal
Douche, Ssge's Catarrh Remedy, and your
Golden Medical Discovery. These remedies
speedily effected an entire cure.
Yours truly, JOHN S. CHAMLEss.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18

The direct and indirect losses In money
and trade caused by the recent yellow
fever epidemic, it is believed, will reach
two hundred million dollars. The loss
of life will reach $4,000. The result of
the investigations of the Yellow Fever
Commission may be summed up as fol-
lows: "No case of yellow fever has
been found Indigenous to its locality.
Importation is direct wherever it exists.
The poison is carried by persons, in
clothing, cotton bagging, or any goods of
ike description. Disinfectants do not
arrest or prevent the spread Of the dis
ease, and are often injurious to the sick
Administration Of drugs, with the view
Of preventing an attack, fails in every
case. Strict quarantine affords absolute
protection. The cause Of the disease
remains mystery"
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18

Only one American Cabinet Or Parlor Or,
gan maker has ever succeeded in bearing of
the highest honors at any Worlds Exposi.
tion, where they came in competition with
the best European makers, and this is the
Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., who have taken
first medal, or highest honors at every such
Exhibition for twelve years, ending with the
Paris Exhibition this year, where they were
awarded the highest gold medal.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18

There is nothing to cleanse an impure cir>
culation or wake up dormant liver like
Scovill's Blood and Liver Syrup. It does the
business thoroughly in either case, promo
ting active bilious secretion, restoring to the
life current the purity of perfect health and
removing from the cuticle disfguring erup.
tions and sores. Chronic Rheumatism and
Nout also succumb to its curative influence.
For the diseases peculiar to the gentler sex
it is a capital remedy. All druggists sell it.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18
IMPORTANT NoruCE.-r.rmer.. Fam,

lies and others can purchase Remedy equal to DR..
TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT for the cure Of
Cholera, Diarrhpa, Dysentery, Group, Collie and
seasckness taken internslly-tt 10 nerfectly harm
less see oath accompanying each botto) and exter-
Sore II roat, Cuts. Burns swelliugs, Bruises, Mos:
quito bites, Old Sores. Pans " Limbs, Back and
duced in lsi1, and one who has used Il but con-
tinues to do So many stating II II wa. Ten Dollars
4 Bottle they would not be without 1t. Thousands OF
Certificates can be at the Depot sreakingof its
vonderful curative properties. Bold by the Drug
sists ut 40 cents. Depot - Murray ST., New York.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18

Nine. Quivogne, who writes under the
pseudonym of Marc de Montifaud, has
been sentenced to four months imprison-
ment and 800 fine on account of her last
novel, "Madame Ducroisy," which the
tribunal found to contain, on almost
every page, scenes or words which consti.
tuded an outrage on public morality.
The publisher of the book was condemned
to a fine of 800.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18
CHEW
The Celebrated
MATCHLEss"
Wood Tag Plug
TOBACCO.
The PIoNEER TOBACCO COMPANY
Nas v"rk, Boston, and Chicago.

FoR upwards of thirty years Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing syrup has been used for children
with neve; failing success. 1t corrects acidity
of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrh@a,
whether arising from teething or other causes,
An old and welltried remedy. 25c bottle.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18

They pardon murderers with the
guillotine in France. A plentiful -upply
Of rope in this Country would have our
endorsement.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18

Cheapest advertising tn the World.
Send for Circular, with full particulars
free. Beals d Foster, 10 Spruce street, N, Y
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18

For Coughs and throat disorders, use
browns Bronchial Troches," having proved
their efficiency by test OF many years. %
cents box.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18
HOW TO BUY BOOKS,

Send name Tor occasional list Of new books at less
han publishers prices, and Selected See-nd hand
Books very cheap viii also buy for you here OF in
New York any book that can be found, aud send.
'ostage paid at less than regular price. Newspaper
10 bscfi ptions at low rates. Send tor list CORES.
'ondeuce regarding books and prices solicited.
THos. n. BEAN, 5os Olive st room ~, St Louis. Mo
The Osceola times., 1879-01-18
H. M. s. PINAFORE.

VuuAu RY JVaY isa lau liable Opereits b'
the same author. 80 cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-22
CULPEPER COUNTY.
CUE.pEpER, December 10, Is


Editors Dispatch The late most well
come rains with which we have been blessed
have so improved the condition and looks
0! our wheat-telds as to make glad the
hearts OF our farmers and people and give
us bright hopes and expectations OF full
crop OF our staple grain.
The marriage OF Colonel S. S. Bradford,
the worthy and widely-known president OF
our Agricultural Society, and most estima-
bic citizen, to Miss Fannie Battle. OF Mo-
bile, Ala, was celebrated at ST. Thomas
church, Orange Courthouse, yesterday.
Quite number of our citizens were pres
ent. The happy couple passed down on
the CAT train OIL bridal trip to the Federal
capital.
] Some weeks ago we noticed in the Dis
patch the burning OF the old colonial resi-
deuce OF Captain William Barber. Of Stat
|ford county. That venerable gentleman
passed through our town few days ago.
lie Is ninety.two years old, straight. and in
good health. He taught school In this
pssee from 1920 TO 1925, but has not been
mere since the latter date. His visit WAS
truly like scenes, sometimes described in
novels. for he asked Tor persons. places,
aud things long since passed away, and
could scarcely recognize anything or place
around hin. A few OF tue cid cltlzens OF
as old associates were left, and the meet
as between them, after a separation OF
sN!'tour years, wa really touching. After
j sstiegular stroll through the town be heaved
.aeaYs sigh and LETT for his future home,
, saa his adopted son, Ia Rsppahannock
us old home. r r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-22
!. sATURDAY NEWS.
ny TELEaRAPH.EROM ALL PARTS
or TEE W0RI.D.

The LAWYER OF THE CHEROKEE INDIANS
ON HIS W AZ 70 WASHINGTON TO OPPOSE
ANY CHANGE IN THE GovERSsiENTovER
Observation-Disclosures OF AN ILLINOIS CAT
TIE -BTsOKER-A STEAMER LOADED WITH
COTTON BURNED AT MGBILE-FArAI Ac-
tJ1DENT TO A STEAMSHIP OFFICER AT
NEW oRLEANs-A WOMAN CONVICTED
OF MURDER-FATAL ACCIDENT ON A
GEORGIA --OBITUARY-TERRf-
BILE RAILROAD ACCIDEsT-FATAL FIRE
IN BENNINGTON. VERMONT; SAD EFFECT
OF THE DISASTER UPON THE PRoPRIE-
TORS wIFE-sUICIDE OF A FoRGRR-
STRIKE OF EBEwERs-MURDER IN MICHI-
CANAAN EXPRESS RoBBER ELEVEN
YEARS AGO CAUeHT--oTHER HOME NEWS
ITEMs--AFfAIRs IN ADMINISTRATION
TRIBUTioNs ASKED FOR THE STARVING
POOR IN iceland, &C., &C. e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-22
By p'eIeErapEs

NEW YORK, December 20.-Cotton nominal: no
Soui ii unesansed Whea, H@ ic better, with mode.
s FA Se sas rs igfS5gsss s?s No. fed
sl.5S@Sl.5sa. Corn without decided change and
quiet. Oata . shade stronger and quiet; No. s.:
steady al 81 .5G@si ,65 Tnrp, milne oui.t at Ale.
Pork higher and strong. with very light trade. at
Snort clear, TIC. long and short clear. nc Lard
higher. closing strong aud fairly active. Wbiskey
nom,naI AT SLID. Rice steady and quiet. Measses
dun. Wool firm, with fair trade; domestic fleece,
42M5sc.: pulled. s0q5sc. unwashed ls@4oc. !;
Texas, 2l@3Sc. Freights quiet. -
- g; g.. ,..{! BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 2o.-Flour quie, aud un-
snsnssa rad amber
@$l.57; No. / MARYLAND, Sl.56E: No. 2 we, tern
winter red. spot, si;534; Decemher, 81 ,53i@
si.S9sasi 59s. soulheru corn essier: western
easier and dull; southern white. 56@65c;: yellow.
59@60c. Oats steady; southern. f7@ASc.: west
ern white aud PENNSYLVANIA, 47g4sc.: western
mixed, 45946Ac. provi.ions dull and unchanged.
Coffee quiet aud unchanged. Sugar steady: " 4 -
soft. 911c. Whiskey firm 1t s1.14h@sl.l5.
CINCINNATI
C1Nc1HSATI. December 20.-Flour steady: fam
, ,y Il .'s Corn G at i1@ise
hrm arm ut s7.s5Gs7 40. Bulk-mea's higher
sheu'' re. s scasiders SC; hams oc
Er,en.Insats his her: shoulders. 81 a S412k sides.
s6msS.5O bans, 81 .50Gk7 .6ls. Whiskcy in fair
dsmand. at sI.07. Sugar easy: hards, l0@1lc.;
New Orleans, 746Sc. Hogs active, firm. and
higher: common, S3.65dS4: light. S4@s4 .25
backing, S4.25@Sd45; butchers, $4.i5@s4.5O.
LOUISVILLE.
louisville. December 20 Flour firm and un-
changed. Wheat d ,m at 81 .30@sl 80. Corn steady
and in fair demand; white. ACC; mixed, 45e.
OATS drm white, 43c.: mixed, 4lc. Pork firm at
1880. Lard strong; tierce, SSc.; keg. 9sc BuiG-
meats firm; shoulder 4ic.: ribs, 6asc:: Sides &c.
Bacon and sugar-cured hans-None here. WhiS-
key, s107. ,o,,,s
At. LOUIS December 20.-Flour 6Imer Wheat
higher but slow; No. 2 red fall, 8 .34Aas :345
No. red fall. $l.2a4. Corn duh al 3S4936Se.
Oars dull at 364c. Whiskev quei at 81 .iD. Pcrk.
SI3.f34. Lard dull and nominal at TIC. BUN.
meals held higher: shoulders. -. 10: rfos So"so
sides, $3.50. Bacon nomina!ly unchanged.
~. He- CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December 2C.-Fiour steady ana uh,
changed Wheat strong and higher; BIO. rsd
winter, s1.83: No, 2 Chicago spring: sl:3 Ia NO.
8 Chicago sp.ing, S1.41A: rejec,sd 9Sc. Corn
steady aud In fair demand 1t 4OTll2Uac. osE
steady and In fair demand at 343ic. Pork strQsg ane
higher At x1S 49, Lard strong and higher afE 40
Bulk-n1eats strong aud higher; shoulders: "a 81
short ribs. So so short cteer. $3.50 Whisky IN
fsir demand and lower at Sill. Dressed hogs, %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-22
. HOLIDAY GO0Ds.
rHRISTMAS CdKESi
W. CHRISTMAS CAKES?
s54s s2 CHRISTMAS CAKES

es8s-s .Hg. -sss LnHlSJ1kAS CAhCS&
L d. BRIGGS, the o,d-essabiished baker, Offers to
his patrons and the public in general the largest
CANES sha. has sysr been sesn IN ihs cr a
prices 70 suit The times, among which maY be found
FRENCH FANCY CAKES.
snitable for setting OF fancy tables and Christmas
POUND-CAKE. FRUIT.CAKE. sPoNGE.CAKE.
sH sSEIs. Epss sKy sEo sEoW
BALLS, &C.
Small FANCY CAKES in endless variety, too nu-
merous 10 mention.
PIES. ~
My own celebrated MINCEMEAT, PRESERVED
APPLES. COCOANUT PUDDING, LEMON ME-
KIsGA PUDDING, PRESERVED GERRY.
ORNAMENTAL CAKES put up in the most ar
usiic style OF the art.
And last. though not least. the great ANGELS
FQQD-'he most delicious cake ever offered.
FAMILY CAKES nicely baked, iced, and orna-
de 22:s 7o7 MAN STREET.
CHRISTMAS GOoDS.-JosIAH RI.
~ LAND & CO. BOOKSELLERS. 913 Main
street, Richmond, Va; call atisniion TO their Inn
LaDfEs' W0RKBoXFs and SSgisstIs
AUT0GRAPH aud PHoTUG RAPH ALBUMS,
VELVET FRAMES. Of exquisite pattern
of eyesy efSeTptpS
EDITIONS of The Poets. SoyeIists, and Historians
HYMN-BUoKS in Turkey and Russia leather;
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CHILDREN Ms TOY and PICTURE OoKS-great
Ca5ie,y Splendid assortment OF SrEEL ~:
GAMES such as Logomachy t50 cents), DIR. Bushy.
Old Maid, &C., &C.
Country orders promptly and dS earefal7 llsd
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