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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
II Holiday f,nnns

HOLIDAY GOODS.
ANDREW ANToNI,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF CON.
FEcTIoNRY, FRUITS, &C.,
No. 1lo5 MAIN STREET, BELOW POST
OFFICE.
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
WITH THE FOLLOWING NEW G0oDs,y,e
BOUGHT FOR CASH, WHICH WILL
BE OFFERED AT A SMALL AID
VANCE OF NEW YORK I'M
PoRTERs' PRICES:
500 boxes NEW RATSINS-Imperiai brands;
1000 boxes NEW FIGS, In different size boxes;
10 barrels NEW CURRANTs,
so boxes NEW SUI AN or sEEDLESs
RAISINS,
25 boxes NEW FRENCH PRUNES,
so jars NEW FRENCH PRUNES,
SO boxes NEW LEGHORN CITRON, -
so boxes NEW MESSINA ORANGES 2
25 boxes NEW MEsSINA LEMONS. /
1000 FLORIDA ORANGES:
so barrels MALAGA GRAPES, in punches;
Is boxes CALIFORNIA PEARS.
10 trails NEW BRIGHT DATES, =!
200 cases CAN GOODS,
500 boxes No. 1 FIRECRACKEEs,
$500 FRESH COCoANUTs, ~ ssre
$4,000 TORPEDOES,
ION dozen ROMAN-CANDLEs;
5000 pounds ALMONDS, WALNUTs, FIJI
BERTs, PECANS, and CREAM NUTS,
FRENCH CANDIES. t~s..
have the largest assortment of FRENCH CAN
DIES, BON BONS, CHOCOLATE. &c, in the city,
from The celebrated houses OF Whitman and Mall
lard. also from Paris.
IMPORTED FRENCH FRUITS, PINEAPPLES,
CHERRIES, FIGS, PLUMS, APRIC OTIS, &C.
Your attention Is called to my large assortment Of
handsome FANCY BOXES for candies and fruits,
also FANCY BASKETS for fruits, &c.
POUND. and FRUIT-CAKES made to order,
also ORNAMENTAL. .. e.
Your attention is specially called to my
PLAIN CANDIES.
or my manufacture turning out some 500 pounds
daily, made from the best white crushed sugars
and warranted to pure and free from all adultera
ton, mixtures or poison.
You will find 1t 10 your Interest to come before the
rush, examine, and buy.
COUNTRY ORDERS receive prompt and careful
attention. ANDREW ANTONI,
del0 Wholesale and Retail Confectioner.
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Another Lie Nailed.

NEW ORLEANS, December 9.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received here by the
agent Of the Associated Press:
Delta, L., December 9.-The reports OF
violence on Peck and r. H. Brown are
totally false. Both are well and have not
been troubled. The election passed of
quietly.
lSignedl W. A. PRICE,
Colored Republican Candidate for District
Attorney.
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The Virginia and North Carolina Cot
ton Crop.
Fire Record.
MII.I, RrRE ED

ST. LOUIS, December 9.-The Touring
mill OF Samuel Hill IL Brother, New Athens,
ILL.,, was burned yesterday. Loss on mill
and machinery, $4,000; insured for $500.
The mill contained from twenty to thirty
thousand bushels OF wheat and some flour,
valued at $25, 900, on which there was no
insurance.
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SALES REPORrEn no SECRETARY.


WHAT White, 80 bu2hes very good at 81 So.
Red. 80 bushels amber on private terms: SO bush
els Lancaster ut 1856; 80 bushels very good Lap-
caster at 1857; 29S bushels very cd Lancaster
at 81 so; ~ bushels niSed on private terms: 400
bushels mixed al 81 So "a bushels good Fuliz at
SLID: 50 bushels good Fultz at 81 As; 80 bushels
good Fullz ut S145: 90 bushels common Fuliz at
S1.1O: 26 bu.hels FuIiz at Sl.3O; az bushels tuitz
at 1.36: 240 bushels very good FultZ ut Sl.4S-
total. 1.374 bushels.
CORY White. 1876 bushels very good at 5Sc.i
~ bushels prime at Soc; 20S bushels prime at
5gc: $50 bushels OH private Terms: ~ bushels nj
57c.; so bushels on private terms: 81 bushels on
private terms; lG bushels on private terms; $50
GOOD at 5Sc.; &c bushels on private terms-total,
1876 bushels Aired, 214 bushels Al DC; BUSH
els vt Soc; 60 bushels very good at 6Ic; gu bush-
els ut 56r.-toal. 35S bushels.
RYY.-I bushels at 76s
OATs-l5O bushels prime spring at 5Oc.; ~
bushels very good spring at 49c.-total, 222 BUSH
BEANs.-30 bushels at 81 so; 10 bushels COM
mon nj 81. i 5-roInl, 40 bushels.
FLAxsEED-S bushels Ut Sl.20.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 9.-Eoen.-Stocks strong.
4s2; short. 484l. State bonds steady. Govern
meuts strong.
Epenin1.-Money, 567 Der cent. Exchange,
Ask. Governments quiet and firm; new SIS, l 02&
AZ per cents, zoos: 4 Ter cents, l03x. States
dull and nominal except louisiana consols, which
were strong.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 0.-Virg1nia 6's, con-
soils, 544: second series, "a; past-due coupons,
soy; new 10.40's, 40H. North Carolina 6's, old,
25k. Bid to-day.
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* RAND PENN
OF
.-.~--. HOLIDAY GOODS
CHRISTIAN L WHITES. .

LONDON LAYER RAl>INS,
SEEDLESS RAISINs, DEHESA RAlS1NS,
LEGHORN CITRON.
NEW-CROP Nuts, In endless variety;
FLORIDA ORANGES, MALAGA GRAPES,
CAENED PEACHES, PEARS, and APRICOTS,
FIGS, SWEET and COOKING CHOCOLATES,
PRESERVED GINGER,
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP.
CHALMERs'S, COX'S, and NELSON'S CELIA
: TINE and ISINGLASS;
QUEEN OLIVES, CAPE COD CRANBERRIES.
PINEAPPLE, SAP-SAGO, PAMASAN, ROCHE
FORT, ENGLISH DAIRY, EDAM, ard OSTE.
GO CHEESES;
DEVILLED and HARD CRABS,
CRACKERS, in endless variety;
RUSSIAN SARDINES and SARDELLES,
PEAL, and PEACH MARMALADES (home-made)
MINCE-MEAT, PICKLES, and PRESERVES,
JELLIES Of all flyors,
FRESH SALMON,
SMATL-NEGK CLANS and LOBSTERS,
Ported and LUNCH HAM, TONGUE, and TUR-
KEY,
WILD DUCK. ALKETHSEPTA,
BROMO and COCOA,
GORDON'S CELEBRATED VIRGINIA HAMS,
SMOKED TONGUES and BEEF,
NEW YORK and VIRGINIA BUCKWHEAT,
ITALIAN MACCARONI and VERMECELLI,
IRISH and CANADIAN OATMEALs.
de 10-dtDe25&tDe30&31
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CONFUSION MERCHANTS.

UENRY NJ. WORKMAN, !
Ill AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
DUNLOP 4 MCCANCE'S FAMILY and ExTEA
FLOUR
DUPONT'S SPORTING, MINING, and BLAST
ING.POWDER,
off RS for sale
MOCHA and OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA Gov
FEE.
RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
NO. NORTH CAROLINA GROSS and FAhlSH
ROE BEHRING'S.
NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR and CAssAROI
FINEST GUNPoWDER, ooLoNG, and E. r.
CANNED VEGETABLES and CANNED FECTy
OLD WHTSKEY, COOKING WINE &c, &C
CORNER FIFTEENTH AND CARY STREETS
no 27- nndl IN
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PITTsroN, Pa, December 9.-Jehn Hinkle
was probably fatally burned, and two others
slightly burned, by an explosion Of fire.
damp in the Pittston Coal Company's twin
shaft this morning.
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| WO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT s@ss
FOR CSC. S@sS ,,1s ssaSs
call Mt 1904 Main street and get pain OF $500 y,
Giles or EYEGLASSES large ASSET LIE. as ~
pns Ans Skt ifuliy adjusted 10 the eye al
up""iia'' - y ~ ts-sES w. ri. CoWARnfN, 90
Practical Op,Ician, Matchmaker, ana Jsweller,,
de 2-6m AoVS oiaiH 0'Rss"
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WOOD AND CasAs.

"SUN al ~ OOAbs
GOAL, COKE, AND WOOD. Best
" BRfGHTHOPE and MIDLOTHIAN COhEs-
$3.50 tn 81 so; WEST VIRGINIA sPLIHY
COAL. 81 to 81; COKE. S2. $2.5e. and rs; An
TTRACITE COAL, all Sizes rs low US the low esS
SEASONED PINE WOOD, S1.75 and ~: SEA.
SONED OAK and HICKORY WOOD. 1925 and
81 so delivered Special rates 10 deaers and large
cash buyers at sos cast Main street Spotswood las
de SN,W,&F3t j. b. WATkIES..
0UU BRiG2TaopE. and SEQ D. tons ms srk,sS
LUMP COAL OF the best quality at the very Log
price Of $3.50 10 IS Ter ton. Also, the very besI
OAK and PINE WOOD Gong and lDachlne-sa we'd
Try me with cash. X. O. GARY,
No. l3 south Eighth street., between Main and Cary
de 4-1w
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December Q, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 80 bushels. Red, 2.5l6 BUSH
els.
els.
RYE.-10 bushels.
OATS-270 bushels.
BRANS.-40 bushels.
FLAxSEED.-S bushels.
MEAL -36 bushels.
PSAS-l00 bushels.
POTATOES.-26 bushels.
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4 WV " HOLIDAY GOODS

z - HOLIDAY GOODS !
G. ZIhMER,
MANUFACTURING CONFECTIGHER By
STEAM POWER, $50
No. 1915 MAIN STREET,
pespectfuly informs The public that ne has In store
the largest assortment or CANDY Toys eyer ex-
hlbied In this city ana WHICH Is ofereo 70 the TRADE
. His M stock Of HOLIDAY sooDsi IS complete, COM
PPFS,.H and PLAIN CANDY MIXTURES, made
: of the finest sugars and parest dayors;
MALAGA RAlSINs Of ailsradss,
SEED, ESS RAlSiNS, RINEST CLTKOS,
NEW CUPRANTS, TURKISH PkUNEs,
NiJTS OF all lads, 6 ELATlSE, etc. enc. =
|ORNAMENTED and PLAIN CAhES OF esesS ae@
MrS NJ tgMtnEskT APPLE and PEACH BUTTER.
uprwopKs, R1ReWoRKsL FIREWORKS
sneciaI prices made for sunday Schools and kaifs,
y Merchants from III. country viii hnd 70 tnei1
tpteres. 10 exarsne mystnck before pIrcsasinE'aho
they are Cordially invited 10 cal, on
de 5-Sw g. ZiMaGR, l3l5 MAID street,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. UecemDcr ., 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised 35 hogs
heaas. The offerings at auction on Change were
"a paskases: OF which number 16 were sold ut
prices ranging from IS. 80 To 1926.
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NINEry.sIsE-CEsT sroa a..

NINEry.SISE.CEsT srokt..
RECEIVED AT THE soc. STORE,
500 HEAVY rwIILED, DoUBLE.FAcED stsss
UMBRELLAS, twenty.sR and .~en.y-essss
inches, at a21o and sa so-ti,e greatest frap-
gains ever offered In Umbrellas In town:
Line of handsome WORK. sTAND, and FAScy
BASKETS Of all descriptions and prices:
Large assortment of LAvAFiGUREs and RUsYs
LAVA GILT and FROSTED SMOKING SETS;
so Splice TIN ToILET-sETs FUN size and ,rs=.
ming, at go;
MAJOLICA FLowER-PoTs CCsPADoREs.
BREAD.PLATEs. sIDE-DIsHEs,
NUT-sTANDs, DEssERT.PLATEs,
BoUQUET.sTANDs,
COMFORTS and ORNAMENTS;
SO styles FANCY cur and SAUCER, either ,rzs-
.ache or plain, from, Toto CSC;
ACCoRDE0Ns from 8sc. to 81;
lCoNCERTINAs. v1OLINs,
BANJoEs, GUITARS,
| HARMONICAs, TOY-PIANOs,
DuLclMERs. RRAss-HoRNs, FLUTES &C.:
| so styles CK.WALNUT STANDS, and a rEar
handsome wALL-PoCKETs, SHELVES .
BOoK-RACKs, &C.; -.... ,ss 4.
HANn.MlRRoRs, TolLET-MIRRoRs,
LARGE MIRRORS; -............ ...
HA1R-BRUsHEs, .CLOTHEs-BRUsHEa, sae
COMBS at all prices.
"A. STEVENS, 500 Broad street
P. s. 1000 TEsTAAENTs, AMERICAN BIEs.E-
SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS al &c.; 7~~-----r~'
so BIBLES, AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY PUE-
LEGATION, at Csc. dec
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GOODS.
SECURE YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
WHILE THE
STOCK is FULL.

We have just received complete assortment OF
goods, suitable for Christmas presents, such as
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S NECKTIEs
In great variety, at very low prices.
FICHUES in endless variety-somc of which are en-
tirely NOVEL;
EMBROIDERED and CoLoRED-BORDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS;
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVE and HANDKERCHIEF-BOx
Elegant CELLULOID TOILET SETS;
FANS, GENTLEMEN's MUFFLERs;
Bars gains in SILK UMBRELLAS;
Bargains In BEDLBLANKETs;
Bargains in LINEN GOODS;
TOWELS. NAPKINS,
TABLE-CLOTHS, and DOILEs,
from the closing sale of an importing House, re-
firing from business. These goods have greatly adj
yapced in Europe, SO now is the time TO buy, as
there will be corresponding advance here.
de cod CARDOzO, FOURQUREANS co.
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TOR CHRISTMAS AND holiday
II GIFTS-Elegant BIBLES, PRAYER-BOOKs,
and HYMNALS-the largest and most beautiful co.,
lection we have ever odfred-many new styles;
nes: PORTABLE WRITING-DESKs, perfectly
spIendid-some very cheap, too; LADIES' WORK
IHIS. handsome WRISTBANDS. PUCKET-B0OKs,
CARfLCAsEs, sEGAR.ChSEs, GOLD PENS,
PENCIL-CASEs, PURSES .P9CkhTrhhIvES;
yartety : CHfLDREN'S BOOKs-an hamense col.
lection, more beautiful than ever before; with
nany other choice Things suitable for Iresenta-
ton Persons should call and make their selections
Quietly, before The rush bcgtns.
de8 NOobfOO5E> q afSaEhhA.
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NuRISTMAS BOOKS,
" WRITISG-DESKS.
K-BASKETS,
ODOR-CASES.
SWISS AND PEARL GOODS,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 4
j. A. YANCEY'S,
1112 MAIN STREET
(three doors above Dispatch ofilce).
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HOLIDAY GOODS! NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD OR TRAsHY-EFEh1IhlN
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.

NOTHING OLD OR TRASHY-EVERYTH1NG
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.
ma1,ACuITE VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
DIJSMORE ORNAMENTS, &C.;
CRACKLE VASES, BOUQUET-HOLDERs, &C.
GRIDIsCENT BOUQUET and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS, &C.;
DREsDEROs ORNAMENTS, &C.; .i.l.-.a
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
CHINESE VASES, &C.; 2.
JAPANESE BOXES. TRAYS, &C.;
MAJOLICA, in new designs, at BALI former prices
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER, TEA, an
TOILET-SETS; 1890
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DENNER COFFEES,
HARLEQUIN TEA and DESSERT-SETS,
JAPANNED COAL-vASES and PLATE WARM.
ERS. . ..r
The above are now open for inspection. No Idea
can be formed of the variety, SO come and see,
E. B. TAYLOR, 1011 Main street.
F. ): G. 6: S sST1sS; statesmen. de !
TUsT- RECEIVED AND FOR. SALE
81 1000 boxes fuIl-count FrRE-CRACkERs,
500 cases three; pound caus TOMATOES and
1o o so1ss T1sA T EAGER R RAltshsS
iierces new CUsRANTS. -. n,,,,
so tubs OF Virginia and New York BUT
a, boxes Choice CHEESE,
s69 bar bare ;sAA Rst a ssTRsInSS
100 bags BEANS and PEAS. r,owpps
de s.ew No. 1878 Nam street.
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I'm ACCOUNT OF A DETERMlNA--
OTION to furnish my customers al lowest priceU
the best COAL.I will furnish EAST-BANK COAL
BURG SPLINT at "a. 70 per 1000 pounds; COAL
ANTHRACITE COAL at from 1850 TO $4.76 per
ton : aud all kinds Of COAL and WOOD ~ lowest
prices. Orders promptly filled from either yarG.
70S Broad or Nineteenth and Cary. or by tele-.~
phone, [no27l CHARLES III, PAGE
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POPULAR PUETS AT 3.

POPULAR PUETS AT 81.
new edition of the poets, finely printed on clear
white paper. Illustrated with several ful page
engravings, and bound in q new and elegant
style. Price, 81 each. The list embraces the
works OF Tennys0n. Burns. Moore, hilton, Camp
bell, Shakespeare, Scott. Goldsmith. Byron, He
mans, Homer's Had. ais, and Shelly.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 8, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Daniel Briton, Mason, Boston, mer-
chandise. 70 order. n.o.-
Schooner u. N. Williams, Williams, Boston, ner-
schooner Lucy Amuserman, -. Boston, mer.
chanease, 70 order
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New YORK
: 1srehandise and passengers. G. w. Allen % Co.'
az nnts. =, ~, .,.a,,,s. ,,ercban.
,, %, Nd passengers. j. W. McCarrtck, aren't,
: schot: per Lucy Jones, Marthugh, New haven.
cSs cur. Harry o. Shepherd CLAYTON. railroad
'l sshooner KsDgd0Ye, -. New York, eaa|, Curtis
q Parker 49,, s.4ss
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ITO CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.

=
ITO CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.
lam monpf,c,rr,,g soi,rmv
1N11I III r sTEhHss CI'hRItrED
1T M CaNnfFS
r.,pp.Nrrn pETTrp TM.T NV NAME .yy
i rut , IL! htr,I Suoo,
IL 10 "h1tel, VI pua cI, inoIc uiSty uAf"ieo
ana IS "arIan en 10 StanG nrh ~ my westneT,
Also, CAND1 FRUITS AND IO1-CANDl.
r1---
FhENn Il CANDiES:
Large assortment kKEN CD CANDY the pest ano
large supply Oh uand'
,nr,y .,1,, o,,n,r,o,r
DEr coMt FL IoN: -
puy All INV RoouS LOT CAsn from importers vi
manuiacthrers' my sugars rom rsnnefs, llnDOrteu
soo1s W. ~ w 80 sS ~ .S -"
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current resolution providing for the ad-
joufntnent Of Cene ress from December 2od
10 January 9th; which, after being amended
80 Dis TO make the date or adj otirnnlens the
10th instead Of the cad instant, was agreed
to.
| At $50 r. M. the House went into Com
tnfttee OF the w hole on the bill defining the
duties OF the reporter OF the United States
Supreme Court, and without any fiaal &C.
ton thereon the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
obituary. 5%s 1.
DEATH or PROMINENT CITIZENS on: NORFOLK.
rspeeia, telegram to the Dispatct.l
NORFOLK, VA. December 9.--Ja,nes &.
Kicks, q prominent cotton and commission
merchant OF this city, died to-day.
Justice John NJ. Drewry. a leading citi-
zen and ex.sheriff OF Norfolk county, died
last night.
| The Virginia and North Caroline Cot
ton Crop.
NORFOLK, December 9.--The Cotton Ex-
| change report, as complied from ffty-one
replies from twenty six counties In North
| Carolina and Virginia OF the average date
Of December LIST: All report the weather
| during the month OF November very favor
able for gathering the crop. Ninety-two per
cent. Of the crop has been gathered, and
the remainder will be secured in from five
to fifteen days. Forty.nine replies indicate
the crop is 80 per cent. less than last year,
one reply shows 10 per cent. above, and
one reply the same as last year. Fifty-one
replies show that an average OF. IS per
cent. Of the crop has been marketed to
| date -.ss..r
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PRESENTS FOR SUNDAY-SCH0OL TEACH
ERS AND SCHOLARS
large assortment OF TEACHERS BIBLES,
HYMNALS, and PRAYER BOOKS, In almost end
less variety.
GOLD PENS, PEARL, IVORY, and GOLD
PENCILS-a new and beautiful supply.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.
THE UNIVERSAL ANKLE-U&sz
4 surroRrER-tne greatest ,hlusTW
known for weak ankles in children-can D.
worn with any shoe;
Another line of those OLD GENTLEMESS AND
LADIES' ROAD-BoTT0M. FLAT.REEi-ES
BOOTS, SHOES, and TIES;
LADIES' HEAVY sCoTCH-BOTTOM RASgs-
MADE WALKING-BO BOOTS;
BOYS CALF AND GRAIN WAUKENPHAs2
sCHOoL.sHOEs;
MISSES AND CHILDREN's HEAVY School,
and FINE DRESS.SHOES;
TRUNKS, vALISES, sATCHELS, BAGS, &c.,
de4 ia. GRIGG's, Tenth and Main 81 re.ss.
Doors, SHOES, TRUNKS, M1a7
FOR SALE e R sfG; All; Kiss OF COST
With view OF disseminating our retail business
and deyoing orr entl-e time and attention TO oar
jobbng business, viii, until further notice, sen
our entire retail stock OF
FINE BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
SATCHELs, &C,
ATN 1000 MAIN STREET.
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
FIXTURES FOR SALE.
no 17.tJa1 WlSGO. ELLETT CIR ChfG".
H'''s ss, s s":, STREET. 7N
HAVE A LARGE AND wELL-SELECTED STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.,
which they are selling off at very low prices.
our GOODS WERE BOUGHT BEFORE TiiH
LATE ADVANCE IN LEATHER, AND WILL SaE
SOLD AT Low RATES.
In our stock can be found some of the finest and
stock some or the lower. grade goods. Give us .
trial HELLER 4 CO,
no 15.t.Jal SIT Broad strsca-
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hotels AND B0ARDING.HOUsEs-.

OARROLLTON HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
~ LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS, BhLTE-
MORE, MD.-Rntes reduced to 50 and $3.50 per
day, according to location OF rooms. Extra charges
for parlors. baths and double ROOMS, according to
size. The most convenient and lates-but hotel LIN
the city. Elevator runs continuously 10 all ths
floors. All lines Of city pa.senger.cars pass tn
doors. +. w. COLEMA Manaafr-
BALTIMORE, Nd, October IL, 1879. Oc 1a-aw
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Washington.

GENERAL ErGGLEs's PLAN FOR PREVENTING 1s:.11le 9
psorGHTS--GESERAL JOSEPH +. JOHNSTON
APPOINTED TO REoRGASIzE THE ARAr-
SECRETARY A'cEARY-NoETu caRoLrNA Ne :,
cposs-.DUTY ON TEA AND CoFFEE-WAR
Tvs Up AGAIN-p L-BRIEF
TENS, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

STANDARD BOOKS FOR 81.
ROBINSON CRUSOE. GULL1VER'S IRA
Wells. ARABIAN NIGHTS, SCOTTISH CHI EES
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON; GHILDkEM OF
ANDERSES'S FAIRY TALES, GklMME's
u TaI
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

NV line of PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOGRAPH
ALBUMS Is The most complete In the city, EN-
DIacny The Adine and all other styles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

ANIMALS FOR 1879.
CHATTERBOX, NDRSERY, WIDR-AWAKE,
LIT LIE FOLKS, and all the other ANIMALS, at low.
ncfn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

The place 10 buy your CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
IL j. A. YANCEY'S,
ll12 Main street,
three doors above Dispatch office.
In a. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

The choicest and most elegant line of PAPETE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Our line OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS Is the mos
complete we have ever bad, and embraces all tn
ciaI attention 10 my stock Of Juveniles In Alumni
mated covers. the cheapest and best over offered
In this market.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-04-12
FOR SALE.

100 Acres of Land,
Situated on West Pearl River, in st.
Tammany parish, Louisiana, five miles
from Herwig's Bluff, and near the River
Swamp. Terms reasonable in money
and stock. For particulars, address
MRS. E. D. WELSH,
Pearl River postoffice, st. Tammany
parish, Louisiana.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-27

The following article from the
Suaddy School Times is worthy of
attention in every locality j.: Zone
Of our sure tests of good breeding is
thoughtful regard to the conven-
ience OF others in Il crowd. An ill.,
bred man or woman Will stop in a
church aisl- to talk tn q neighbor,
at the close of the service, without
stepping aside to allow those who
are behind to pass on unhindered.
And the same fault will be shown
in blocking the passage-wav of a
railroad car, while gathering up
luggage from the seat, on arriving
at station ; oI in standing in the
doorway of Il public hall, or place
of business or in taking more
than ones share in street car, or
on sid walk, or at street cross
ing, or in an exhibition ball, or at
ticket office. 4 person of true re-
finement and of really good breed
ing will always have others IN mind
while with Others. The average re.
finement in any crowd or gathering
oe people is plainly marked by the
ease with which all can get along
together. Twenty persons Of good
breeding can find comfortable Sit
ting or standing room in car, or
hall, or street, and be good.natured
all the time, when ten ill-bred per-
sons would be jostling each other
iIlnaturedly. And this is more than
q matter of good breeding. 1t in,
wolves regard for the right as we'll
as the comfort Of Others. 1t is self
iShneSs which makes one willing to
block a paSsage-way for ones con-
venience, when others want to
m We on. 1t is dishonesty which
leads one to take more than his or
her share of time or space while.
others are waiting for their turn, or
are wanting their place. Whoever
would be counted we'll bred or re-
tined ought to have this truth al
ways in mind so ought all those who
would be and do right. Children
ought to be trained TO q proper
course in this regard. They and
their parents ought to learn to keep
out of other peoples way, when 9TH
er people are entitled to the way.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-27

But he stabbed her and she fell in a
dylng condition. Day began to
dawn, and Tetaldo fed. The child
then alarmed the neighbors, who
on reaching the house, found the
woman dead, with thirty two
wounds upon her body. On the re-
turn of Parmaschetti, himself and
brothers sought Tetaldo, and found
him. ParmAschetti plunged q pitch
fork three lines into his breast, and
held him pinned, while his brothers
broke his arms and legs with an
iron bar. ParmascheJti intended
then 30 burn him, hut brother
proposed that he should be Il GATED
upon the Adriatic. That the birds
and fishes might eat him alive.
This was done. The three brothers
were condemned to ten years. i'm
prisonment with hard labor, but Il
petition 20 the King was extensive
ly signed IN Venice, asking fo- their
complete pardon.