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ROANOKE COUNTY.

SALEM, Va, December IL, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: DR.. George Z. Ter
ny TIE oldest physician and highly re-
'pected citizen Of Salem, is lying in very
aiilcal condition. Or. Gale, OF Cave
'Pilng, with The physicians of this place,
are been in more or less constant attend
nee since Yesterday. A soD-Dr. Frank
!trrIl, United States navy-has been tele-
:aphed for, and will arrive here to-mcr-
p" frot0 his headquarters at Brooklyn, n.
T. DR.. Terri! has been suffering from
FaFonIc affection for some time past, though
10 positive danger has been hitherto APP
feheuded.
coiored woman named Martha Davis
US sss shot through the lungs on the Cave
Sprins road early Yesterday morning. A
g'oFed mar named Forrest has been arrest
@sS the guilty party.
Heavy rains here last night. 3.
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STAUNTON.
fCpyrcspcndcuc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l


correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER ~, 1879.
The Cra.svillc Marble Company, OF this
county, shipped during last month twenty
two car iondS OF marble from their quarries
on the Chesapeake and OHIO road, about
,wcntv.iive miles from this place. The
marble went to Boston, Chicago, New
York, Milwaukee, Baltimore, and Clcvc-
land. The Chesapeake and Ohio Company
are building n short branch, about mile
hng, 10 the quarr.cs, and the industry Is
Becoming prominent one in this section.
Rev. DR.. Charles S. Manly. the very popu-
hr pastor of the Baptist church here, has
received Il call TO the GrcenYille, S. c., Bap-
tit church, with salary OF $4,000 and a
parsonage. The Board of Dcacons OF his
church met last night TO protest against his
leaving his present charge.
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SATURDAYS TELEGRAMs,
TO THE DrspArcn FROM ALI QUARTERS

NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL-THE INVESTIGATION OF TIE
UTE TRoUBLEs-4N OUTRAGE BY FEDE-
RAJ OFFICIALS ON CITIZENS OF texas
THE INDIAN MURDEREgs oF INTERPRET
ER LAMBERT AND FAMILY-REroRT OF
THE COMMITTEE ON THE SANITARY SUR
yEY OF MEMPHIs-THE GENITAL sYs-
TEN. AGAIN-TERRIFlc POWDER ExPLO-
SION IN oNTARIo; THE REPORT HEARD
FORTY MILES AwAY-FoRgIGS AFFAIRS.
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AR. TLDEN Our OF THE RACs.-A special
..,afatch from New York to the Phiiadel-
qua Times says that short time before the
~ election in New York Hon. L. b. Faux
" ana other prominent Democrats called
ar Tllden to consult bis wishes with re-
~ 70 The nominations. After saying he
a GENERAL Robinson renominated he
49,. Tue "startIing declaration that he
~ ~ care TO be candidate again."
I'VE doubt,
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Evidences DC q wreck ss Sea.

II LosG BRANCH, N. j.. December ID
Large quantities Of fogshead-staves and
heads are coming ashore at seabrlght.
Already 400 or 400 bundles OF them have
been saved by fishermen, and the beach is
strewn with them for miles. Evidently a
vessel has recently sunk of shore and Is
now breaking up.
Ldter.-Wiih the large number OF bum
dies OF sugar-hogshead slaves that came
ashore this morning between Seabright and
the Highlands were twenty-three bundles
Of besds-some OF which were marked
?. c. & c., aud others L. e., st. Domingo.
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h @ts. Nary v. Page has been appointed
'.'ss~r at Hermitage, Augusta county,
Id d' NC sses MRS. Dora q. Swartz, resigned;
Ira mrs. 9. A. Bryan postmaster at Stat.
E,r.. courthouse, Va, vics .Warfeld s..
G,,aaaa, resigned. The post-ofsee at Fox,
lpnasoh county, Va, has been diseon-
bow ~, ana The papers that went there will
:" oe sent TO Mouth OF Wilson.
,.e sne National Board OF Trade fayors q
S1nm "snkfapt law and national interstate
\ 49,, hs - December I3.-The upper house
II 'as keiehsrath has unanimously passed
he my bi'i through all its stages, as origin
' presented BY the Government.
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ITO CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.

= , ,,a,,,,.c,rr,,. ,,fynv
r,i,,a aIi r or ~ sTE AZ AZ ri .piETEn
vi iST CaEniES
"Ahh WHEss rnt. w nc ksair ersPosDs,
IL IS winter. brighter purer more highly favored,
and is warran. ed 10 stand firni in any weather.
Also, CANDY FRUITS AND TOY-CAHDY.
Large assortment FIR ENCH CANDY, the best an d
large supply on hand.
nn,,,, :--.--,.,,s
DEFY COMPETITION.
Ibuy all nv goods for CASH from importers or
Goods from Importers pay no rnicd e-rlsn, and
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Trouble with Government Officers TN
Texas.

ST. LOUIS. December 13.-It will be re-
m,ymtered that some two or three weeks
ago a deputy United States marshal OF
Tex US attempted to arrest several men in
one OF the Panhandle counties Of that
State ,'or the alleged violation of the reVe-
me Ia, vs, and that be was resisted aud him
self orr, ,Sted by the State authorities. and
that if VA not until he had obtained assist
auce from Fort Elliott TIA. he succeeded in
taking the parties wanted: These Sc men, men,
eleven in n, pmber-were taken to Dallas
and yesterday discharged, the grand jury
h having failed ind true , bill against any
Of them deal Of feeling e;ns; Is h man il
characterized as an Outrage, and District,
IIa. SIs Minor has demanded the removal
Of Deputy Ga GaP Is,1sr a en
Ian and Lieutenant uppen, Tue , a,.e S Iod
the troops to assist the deputy 10. making !;
the arrest, have been indie ted by the gran 40
Jury for unlawiully per. n,ttlng ohnea
Staies soldiers to be used .'of tue apofe
nurDoSe.
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Unsuitable Homicide

MEMPHIS. Tenn, December 13.--At Plum
Island last Sunday, David Norman, wood
contractor, shot and killed Morris Smith, a
chopper. The parties had dispute over
wages, and Smith raised an axe TO strike
Norman, when the latter drew pistol and
shot him through the head. Norman has
been exonerated.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
pIcrwoSn. December Ia. 1870

CORN AND FLOUk EAC1ANGE,.
RICHMOND. December Is, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
OILS; OF which S2 bushels were re-ezhibited-
CORN White. 9aS bushels. Xized, 450 blshels
OATs-764 bushels
PoTAToES.-14 bushels.
BEAys-6 bushels.
MEAL.-ss bushels: Of which 40 bushels were re-
exhibited.
FLoUR-l2o barrels.
RLACKEYE PEAs.-22 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. e3e bushels very good at 81. 80:
12S bushels very good at s1.5s-totaI. T6i bushels.
bushels fair Lancaster ut sI.57; 80 bushels Lam
caster al 81 So: 176 bushels very gcoo Lancaster
at 81 80: 14U bushels prime Lancaster at 1852: :
$50 bushels very good Lancaster at s1.6S: "A
bushels rhine Lancaster on private term-; S6
bushels mixed at si.55: 80 bushels prime mixed
at sl.62; 410 bushels prime mixed al 81 90: "a
bushel. good Fultz at sl.43: 90 bel: common
FuItz st s1.40: 126 bushels FuItz at s1.47; 80
bushels very good Fultz at 81 At; 81 bushels very
good Fuliz AT $3.50: 1c2 bushel, good Fultz at
sl.45: Ga buskes prime Ful'z at 81 so; 80 bushels
Ful,z at Al .45-,oial. 2.036 bushels.
CORN White 20 bushels very good at SIC. :
% bushels very good at &c: $40 bushels On prt-
62c-,ota 79S bushels. Iized, 400 bushels or
private terms; so bushels al 60e-tolai, $50
bushels. 80
OATs-32 bushels common at 45e.: 200 bushel
very good spring al 47c total, 232 bushels
EEAL.-4S bushels at 60c.
rels extra al S6.75-total. ! 20 barrels
BLAcKEYE PEAs.-22 bushels ut 81. 05.
JEANS. g bushels al $3.50.
PoThToEs.-I4 bushels Al soc.
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japanese League Ware-such
as Glove Boxes. Brackets, Jewel
nv Cabinets. TRAYS, Pin-Cush-.
ions, Cigar-Holders. and many
Others OF these celebrated goods.
They are also Offering i larSe
line of Dolls, Pianos. AID hum
dreds OF other Toys, at prices 10
Insure their sale.
They also made special and
large purchases for The coming
holiday trade Ia Ladies' Belts anu
Satche!es; Pocket. Books. from
the cheapest to The finest Russia
leather: Fans jet aud Gilt jew
eiry; HandkerchiefS In all their
various styles, including a large
stock of silk Handkerchiefs: SILK
Chenille FischHs. Scarfs, and
other Fancy Goods for neck wear.
Also, q large stock Of Neck-Ruch-
lHgs in the most beautiful de-
signs.
In Kid Gloves they offer a full
line of the celebrated make OF
ILproy-seamless. Also. in Viii, e
and opera Shades The most relia-
ble qualities In two, three four,
tx. eight, and ten buttons. Also,
1870 dozen Three. Button Kid
| G'oves-fre.h goods and desirs-
| bic shades--at 39c. a pair, valued
generally al 90r. They will also
loffrr the balance Of their last
,easo.l'S stock of Kid Gloves at
1870. q pair.
Full lines Of Ladies' and Gem
clemens Fur-Top Gloves: La
dies Berlin Gloves at L. &c. a
pair: also. extra bargains In La
hes GentIemen's. and ChiIdren's
Fleece-Lincd Gloves. in French,
English. and German goods: 4
large stock OF CDildreD's Nit
tens.
Also. the largest assortment Of
Hosiery now offered In this CITY,
SILK. Isle Thread, aud Cotton
In French, English, German, and
domestic manufacture.
Lace Goods Real Lace Hand
lkerchiers, Ties. and Barhs; Not
bingham and Antique Lace: Bed
spreads and PillCw-Shams; Not
bingham and Antique Lace Ii
iIies: Piano. anh Tablt-Coyers !:
Lace Curtains. In real and Not
Ellpghan lace, Al great bargains.
de IL
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER Is, 1879.

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York merchan-
dis anu pa'1snTF r.r M orr PniadsnnIa. mer
chuudise and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
Ranser, Hardy.
mail, merchandise. and passengers, l.. u. Tatum
agent. n, WI. .,
schooner John Mcdonnell, McAndrews, New
So ras es YORK. suano
Richmond and nanvilie Railroad Compiny. ,.
Schooner Wake, Budd. New York. railroad iron,
Schooner John McGinnis, Couloorn, Philadsi-
phia, coal. - Murphy. ,
Schooner John H. Converse, Allen Philadelphia
SCI Schooner oakes Ames, Edmond, New York, ner-
Schooner 4. 7. Cohn, Frambers, New York. SALT
Schooner Eddie, Palmer, Baltimore, pig-iron aud
SCHOONER Marcus A. Davis. Long, New York, hay.
- schooner c. P. Edwards, -, Philadelphia, coal
to order.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Schooner Horalio Nichols. Dupuy. New York,
coal. Chess cake aud ohio Railroad Company.
Schsoner Jane EmsDu: Crane, New ork' COAL
Chesap eake and Ohio Rsilroad Company.
Schooner J. :. Wins, lneersol Bridgeport spoaes
and logs. Curtis Parker. ., ,,..-,,,
Schooner Alldine, --, Ne" lofh' coei' Nui'''
Schooner Frank Mcdonnell, McKendry, Philadel
phia. ties. Curtis i Par ker.
Schooner MaXon Rodgers, Dahlel=, SoIiolA m1n-
ganese, Curtis & Parker
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New YORK. mer-
ehandise and passengers. W. Allen CO. agents.
Steamer j, w. Evtrman. Carr. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCarriek.
agent. -
cUsToM-HousE REPORT.
Cteured-Ame lean bark El,erton, Barnes, Rio
de Jaueiro, wi 2 $50 barrels and SO halr-barres
of -four, valued at S22 444.S0, shipped by The Hax-
all. Crrushaw Company.
Entered.-British brig Maid Of GlaDyeru, Davis,
mart of ergo from New York, to finish loading for
Brazil.
Bark American Lloyds, whlttemore, TO load -four
for Brazil.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

uESRY NJ. WORKMAN,
III AGENT Fog the skLEnF
Ut'SLOP Z MCCASLE'S FAMILY and EXTRA
FLOUR. -
DCPOST's SPORTING. MINING, and HAST
ISG. pow DER,
oifr r. for sale
MOCHA and OLD GOTEhShEST JAVA COZ
FEE. ,.-,,,....
RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
No NORTH CAROLlSA GROSS and FAMILY
NEW BnrKWHEAT FLOUR aud CAssAED's
FINEST GuNPUwDRR, OOLOSG, and Z. Is.
CANNED VEGETABLES and CANNED FRUIT
OLD WHISKEY, COOKING WINE &c: &C:
CORNER FIFTEENTH AsD CAkY sIhE1js.
no 27-eod1m
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC HARiflEs,t
A1HsHOEsE BUILDING,
RICHMOND. Va, september -. 1879. }
4 .LABOR EXCHANGE HAS BEEN
n RyPA BIlfSfiED, under the supervision Of the
undersgred. for the purpose OF obtaining SoEk for
the uneIn pioyed and homes for indsent CHILDREN OF
this city. u..,
TO accomplish this al OFFICE HAS BEEs
apESsJ In connection With tie " Department OF
Outdoor Poor" where applications Of those seek
Bg employ IneDt and thoee desiring 70 employ yer"
so.ls esq be registered.
Persons representing various trades and oecpps-
tons are now resfstered for employment.
Tho e In sanr Of SERVANTS, LABOR ERs, &c.
. re requested TO cali a. or correspond Wild Ills
ccies. ,x,x..n,x..cy.,
nFsT 0E PUBLIC CHARITIES, HIChAONU
yA..n marked LABOR EXCHANGE"
'<A'' CHARLES Z. BIGGER.
.saA.am suter,nteaieat OF Public Charities.
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AND LIQUORS.

COOKING WINES and BRANDlES,
JAMAICA RUM and SCOTCH WHiSKEY,
TABLE SuEkRlES and PORTS, our own import
alton;
FOREIGN and AMERICAN CHAhPaGNEs'
FRENCH, ITALIAN, aud AMERICAN LA
Refs;
CIIARTREUssE, ANSISETTE, CURACO, and
EAUDE VIE DEDANTZICK CORDlALS;
WEYMOUTH Italian Vine;
aPOLLiEARIS, BfERRESBORS, CHLORINE,
sTkOSTEA, and BELMONT MINERAL WA
TIERS, a, CHRISTIAN Z WHITES.
de l0-dtDe25&tDt30&3l
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HOLIDAY GOODS!
HOLIDAY GOODS.
E. B. SPENCE q SON.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
ovERCoATs. OvERCOATs,
ovEReOATs, OyERcOATs,
ovERCoATs, OvERCoATs,
oyERCoATs, ovERC0ATs,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS.
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS.
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
Z. B. SPENCE & SON.
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
B. 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 ANDwALKING GLOVES.
F.. 3. SPENCE 4 SON.
F. b. SPENCE & son.
F.. r. SPENCE & SON
f. B. SPENCE & son.
e.. INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
MEDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
DEDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
sUsPENDERS,
sUsPRNDERs,
sUSpENDERs,
SUsPENDERs.
MERINO UNDERSHIRTS, ONE ROLLAR,
MERINO UNDERSHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDERsHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
FANCY HALF-HOsE,
BROWN HALF-HoSE,
WHITE HALF-HOSE,
MERINO HALF-HOSE,
SCARLET HALF-HOSE.
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR.
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR,
FANCY SILK NECK WEAR.
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR.
E. Z. SPENCE & son,
f. B. SPENCE & SON,
f. b. SPENCE & SON,
F. B. SPENCE L SON.
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCilIEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCnlEFS,
GLOVES,
COLLARS,
NECK-WEAR,
SUsPENDERS,
UMBRELLAS.
WALkING-CANES,
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
HOSIERY,
UNDERSTANDS,
MERlNo SfllRlS,
SCARLET WOVE SiERTS.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
OVERCOATS,
DRESS COATS,
BUSINESS COATS.
All of the above for sale at the very lowest prices
for the next twenty days at 1900 MAIN STREET,
prior to our removal 10 900 MAIN STREET.
cel2 T.. Is. SPENCE & son.
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The CentaI sy.fem.

NEW YORK, December ia vote was
taken to-day at the Produce Exchange on
the question whether the GENITAL system
should be retained or not. The whole num-
Der Of votes cast was 1878, Of which 6GS
were in favor Of retaining it and sos against
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Railroad Matters.

ATLANTA, GA, December 13.-The road
bed OF the Georgia Western Railroad reach
ing towards Decatur, Ala, was purchased
to-day-presumably for the Louisville and
Nashville road.
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FAMILY HORSE FOB sALE.-n
We have Tor sale FIRsT-1LAssZExA
irptyISG- AND RIDIHG-H HORSE. eight years eids
warranted snund and gentle; sold for Ssnt OF ess
Also. a VERY FINE CONFINED RlDiSS ~, AN M
ranied s,nna aad suitable Tor LAZY 10 drive. shc
il a doe, bIooded animal. Apply NJ our stz9ie'
% L. l. BARNES 4 Co.
Boarding aud Liyers.stabtf,
.s7a-s.. 30. al2 Cary street.
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COHEN BROS,
NE COHEN BROTHERS

We COHEN BROlHEKS
are now Offering their
ENTIRE STOCK OF COLORED DRESS GOODS
ut great reduction. They have also
SOME RARE BARGAINS IN BLACK GOODS
to offer.
THEIR SILK DEPARTMENT
Is the most extensive to be found this side Of New
York, including every variety of Black, Dark, ms
well as Evening Shades In Plain and Fancy. Also,
vELVETS OF EVERY DESCRIPT BON.
A spccia! Offering of
THREE CASES OF ENGLISH CANTON
FLANNEL
will be made this week a. 1Uc. generally sold Mt
20c. yard. Also,
MANY OTHER SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Ide i2I
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The Wanderers OF Lambert ana
Family.

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, December 10
Major Walsh, from Cypress Hills, WI usS.
denying that the murder OF the interpre. xl
and family at Fort Peck, q. S.,
was committed by Sioux refugees, and says
10 has been traced TO the Crow indians.
Three OF the perpetrators have been ar
rested. and two more have been demanded
by General lilies. So ~
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FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK. Decezber 13-Eoon-stock strong.
Money ON call, sac per cent Exchange-Long,
Ask: short, 4S3k- State bonds dull. Geyern-
ments quist.
Erentng.-Money, 5@7 per cent. Exchange,
4S14G4s1t. Governments q1ies but firm: new
SIS, 7G3 AZ per cents. I95z; per cents, 1851
States dnll and neglected..
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nEaTAPHOyE.
THE DENTAPHoNE.

THE DENTAPHONE.
4 NEW SCIENTIFIC INVENTION WHICH
ENABLES THE DEAF TO HEAR
THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF TIE TEETH,
AND THE DEAF AND DUMB
70 HEAR AND LEARN TO SPEAK.
Now on exhibition at the
HOLMAN LIvER-PAD OFFICE.
1918 MAIN STREET tup stairs.
TESTIMONIALS.
From Rev. Isaac Errett. editor OF the Christian
Standard
Allow me 10 say that the experiments and tests
that /; Is claimed to be. The beat will Ind in 10
meaus of relief which they bayeuever enjoyed from
the use OF the ordinary ear-trumpet
[From J. William Johnson. attorney at law Of
Moultoa, johnson { Levy, lawS crs.
CINCINNATI. October 2, 1879.
am glad TO express my satisfaction with tue re-
suit OF the experiments made with the DeutaDhoDe-
Being compelled myself 10 speaking-tnbe or
trumpet am able to form better com par tson than
one whose hearing faculties are un!mpaired. I
would certainly advise all deaf persons TO on,ain
ono. whether they use trumoet or no.. and doubt
less II viii prove servicrable where, In many Ia
stances, tie trumpet would not.
Send for free pamphlet, giving full particulars aud
W. c. FOSTER. Sole Agent.
1913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 4.S.sMJa4
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- SATURDAY. December Is, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised Is hogs
heads. The offerings at auction on Change were
II packages: of which number 9 were sold at
prices ranging from g.. go to s1s.
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1sssssoE. Hayess III. 9

BosToS. December H. Bishop Gilbert
Haven, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
is seriously Ill at Maiden.
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CHRISTMAS BOOKS,
WORK-nAsKETs,
SWISS AND PEARL GOODS,
GREATLY REfh1UcED PRICES
AT
j. A. YANCEY's,
lll2 MAIN STREET
three doors above Dispatch office.
POPULAR POETS AT 81.
A new edition Of the poets, finely printed on clear
white paper. Illustrated with several ful- page
engravinps. and bound IN new and elegant
works OF Tennyson, Burns. Moore, Milton, Camp
bell. Shaks peare. Scott. Goldsmith, Byron. He
mans, Homcr's Had. Keats, and Shelly.
PRESENTS FOR SCHOOL TEACH
Frs AND SCHOLARS;
large assortment OF TEACHERS BIBLES,
HYMNkLS, and PRAYER-BouKs, IN almost end
flynn hooks of all denominations In every
'' GoI ii '' PENS. PEARL. IVORY, and GOLD
PESCILS-a new and beautiful supply.
STANDARD BOOKS FOR 81.
Robinson CEuSoEr GULL LT,E,E s,r, TIA
THE ABBEY, THAHDEUS OF WARSAW. HANS
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES, GRlMhEs
FAIRY TALES.
Nv line Of PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOGRAPH
ALBUMS Is the most complete IN the city, en-
biaclnx the Aldine and ali other styles.
ANIMALS FOR 1879.
CHATTERBOX, NURSERY, WIDE AWAKE,
LIT LIE FOLKS, and all the other ANIMALS, 1t low
est prices.
The choicest and most elegant line OF PAPETE-
RES in the city.
NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Our line OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS Is the most
complete we have ever had, and embraces all the
new and standard juveniles; and would call espf-
cial attention 10 my stock OF Juveniles In ilnRi.
mated covers. the cheapest and best ever orerea
IN this market.
sLONGFELLOW, WHITTIER. TENNYSOS,
SCOTT, SAKE, OWEN MEREDITH, PROCTOR,
BRET HARTE. POEMS OF PLACES lby Long
fellow. Bound In cloth. Each 81.
GAMES-Au almost endless variety, Including all
the new and standard games.
The place 10 buy your CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Is J. \. YANCEY'S.
l112 Main street,
three doors above Dispatch office.
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Flour.


Fine, s3.5O@s4; superfne. s5.50Gs5.75; extrs
s6.7J: common family, $6.15fa$7, fancy brands
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FINANCIAL.


~ NEGOTIATED
on FIRST liens on real estate In Richmond city or
Henrico county ut lowest market rates.
HOUSES RENTED
and rents collected on The most reasonable terms.
AUCTION SALES
of real estate conducted In the city or country.
FARMS AND DWELLINGS
Of every size and description for sale st low prices
and upon very favorable terms of payment
VACANT LOTS
In all parts OF the city for sale upon very accommo-
da'ing terms.
CHAFFfN, STAPLES & co.
de 1s.s.M.w,F,MSW6,
MONEY AND REAL ESTATE.
LOANS MADE
on Richmond city aud suburban real estate, bonds
stocks, or other good commercial securities al tn
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
HOUSES AND LOTS,
with or without the modern improvements. OF |
sizes. dcsirably located, for sale on ACCOMMO-
DATING TERMS.
ALSO,
SUBURBAN PLACES AND FARMS.
number OF DWELLINGS. FACTORIES,
STOGFS, aud FARMS FOR RENT at prices to
suit the times, by RICHARDSON & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
no palm 1li3 Main street.
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LONDON LAYER RAlsINs,
sEEDLESS RAISINS, DEIiESA RAISES,
LEGHORN CITROS,
SEW-CROP NUTS, In endless variety;
FLORIDA ORANGES, MALAGA GRAPES,
CANNED PEACHES, PEARS, and APRICOTS,
FIGS, SWEET and COOKING CHOCOLATES,
PRESERVED GINGER,
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP,
CHALMERs'S, COX'S, and NELSON'S CELIA
TINE and ISlSGLASS;
QUEEN OLIVES, CAPE COD CRANBERRiES,
PINEAPPLE, SAP-SAGO, PAMAShN, ROCHE
FORT, ENGLISH DAIRY, EDAM, and OSTE-
Go CHEESES;
DEVILLED and HARD CRABS,
CRACK ERS, In endless variety;
RUSSIAN SARDISES and sARDH.LES,
PEAR and PEACH MARMaLADESt homemade,
MISCE-MEAT, PICKLES aud PRESERVES,
JELLIES OF all hlYors,
FRESH SALMON,
sNALL-N NECK CLANS and LOBSTFRS,
PORTED and LUNCH HAM, TONGUE, and TuR-
KEY,
WILD DUCK, ALKET iISEPTA,
BROMO and COCOA,
GORDOS'S CELEBRATED VIRGINIA HAMS,
SMOKED TONGUES aud BEEF,
NEW YORK and VIRGINIA BUCK WHEAT,
ITALIAN MACCAROSI aud VERAECELLI,
IRISH and CANADIAN OhTMEALS.
de lO-dtDe25&tDe3063l
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CHRIS MAS.
SMOKERS HEADQUARTERS.
GEORGE sCH0S,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH. sJEEETs.'
A full stock Of fine IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
ssfGRiSG and CHEWING TOBACCO.
SEIL. RUSSIA, MOROCCO. and ALLlSAiOh
SEGAR- and C IG CASES ana
AATCH-SAFEs.E - .,.e.. b
PIPES
And SauYERS' ARTICLES generally.
~ ALSO, .,,c
Agent for the most popular MINERAL SAtSHS'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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r MBER FOR SALE. PRIVATELY.
Haytn dete rmfned to change my nuslness,l nov
offer for sale privately my remaining stock OF
MBER-
In xara corner Of Cary and Twelfth streets. In lots TO
suit pnrchasers al reduced pii r-,,,,x,
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THE PoRT1rIcATIoN BILL--wHAT 0EE NAVY
HAs-gNGLIsH SETTLERS COMING TO vIR-
GISiA-THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS