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Ti.e Nafssaas;e raber,,nele !.

ARR 5sAAHksaake XH0Hfnsacles,sssssss
Mr.. TALAAGE GIVES MS VIEWS UPON THE
II PROPOSED QUESTION OF SEPARATING FROM
B THE pREsBYTERrAS CHURCH.
New York, Decenber 8. Rev. 5ir. Tai
mage. yesterday, before commencing bis
sermon, made an answer TO the proposal OF
the trustees that the Tabernacle coDgrs q
ton go out OF the Presbyterian denonit 4
ton.
Hereviewed the proceedings In his recent
trial, and said his enemies had not been
content with assaulting him, but had tried
10 damage the financial credit OF the church
by sending to the religious newspapers let
tiers packed with financial sasehoods.
He said he did not wonder at the out
burst OF righteous indignation OF his Board
OF Trustees against those eccesiaGties who
are incensed because his church will not
help to pay for stiiettos with which they
have been stabbed. He said it would be
very difficult for him to leave the Presby-
terrain Church, as he was born in 1t, and
loved it. Il believe in Brooklyn Presby-
terians, and in the Long-Island Synod, and
in the General Assembly OF the Presbyte-
rian Church, and in the good Father Al
mighty and Holy Catholic Church. 1t Is
only question how much annoyance and
naggina the great Presbyterian denomina-
ton will allow my enemies to carry On to-
ward me without official condemnation.
All | ask is that the Synod Of Long Island
or General Assembly of the United States
call off these pursuer$. Ii the Presbyterian
Church want Us they can have us. II they
don't, let them say so, and we will all 30
together. This church was built for me to
preach in, and here I shall preach til, God
shalt tell US TO STOP"
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owing to the s,resence Of two Government

owing TO the presence OF two Government
writers. l.z
The steamer Arizona was discovered to be
.on fire on Sunday in the forward part OF her
hold, where some cotton was stored. Great
difficulty was experienced In reaching the
frc, and 1t was not exIinguished Until noon.
1t Is supposed to have been caused by com.
buslion. $50
MOSCOW, December S.-Thcre is well.
founded rumor that one OF the principals
concerned in the plot aguinst the Cars life
by. the explosion here last week is re-
turned convict from Siberia. IT,
MADRID, December Sizing Alfonso has
entrusted Senior Pdsado Herrera, the presi-
Gent OF Congress. with the formation OF q
new Cabinet. Ssnar Herrera is now con-
ferring with various party leaders.
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FINANCIAL.
sICnMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

GICHMCND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. December 8, 1879.
sALEs.-2.Go0 Virginia consols sold at 54; s
shares of Richmond and Danvilie Railroad stock
colo at 294; 16,500 virginia 10-40's sold at 40H,
and 5000 Virginia consos sold at SAX.
goyerament Sseurtties.--Iniied States AIS,
ss e'a sers as s.aE 10 @ bid 4o
a Ssa: q 5 S s s asEvd Sra1'a
iitn ';ecnrattes.-. Richmond city 6s, ]. and j.,
107H bid. 1917 asked.
Rdstroad Bonds.-Eirginia Central Railroad
gtnia Central Railroad non.,nor'gage SIS. j. ana j.,
LOS asked; Virginia and Tennessee third mort,
first mortgage preferred IS, j. and D., 100 bid {:
Southside Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's,
j. and j.. 81 bid; souihsidc Railroad third mort
gage preferred 6's, j. and j.. 81 bid; Petersburg
railroad Grst mortgage SIS, j and D., 100 asked;
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage S's. J. and
Railroad mortgage SIS. j.. and j., l16 bid. 100
asked; Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
ksi'road mortgage ~. J; and g., 1os old; Orange
anc NJ. 95 bid: Richmond and Danvie Rs road
consolidated 6's M.and NJ. SO bid: Piedmont Rail-
G. and a. Railroad trsl mortgage rs. 100 bld G.,
G: and A. Railroad second mortgage rs, s11 bid
Railroad S,ocks.-Richmcnd, FredericksburG
and Potomac Railroad common. 100 par. 40 bid:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
. ptI CeIlL 1UU l,dT, 10
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad z per cent
guaranteed. 100 par, 81 bid. 100 asked; Rich
mond and DaEviIlc Railroad. 1G0 par. 294 bid. 29S
asked: Seabould and Roanoke Railroad guaran.
teed, 100 par, 95 bid; Richmond, YORK River and
Chesapeake Railroad. 10 bid. 20 asked.
Bn7,k Htocks.-Natoaal B1Lk OF Virginia. l0t
par. 81 bid, 90 asked: Union Bank OF Richmond
80 par. SO bid: Merchants aud Planters Savings
25 par, lSs bid. % asked; City Bank, 25 par, II
bid.
Insurance Observation-Disclosures Fire and Ma
rne. 25 par. SO asked: Virginia State, 25 par, IS
bid; Virginia Home, 100 par So bid. 100 asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 90 bid, loo
asked City, 100 par, S2% bid Granite, 100 par
| rs bid. -.-.-
| Aisce1an eous.-O Dominion Steamship Com
| pany, 100 par, 81 bid. leg asked.
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BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 8. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, SAC bushels. Red, 1891 BUSH
els of when 7G bushels were re-cS hib'ed.
CORN White, 1926 bushels. -nired, so bl;h-
els.
OATS -1.G94 bushels.
BLAcKEYE PEAS.-2S bu'bes.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 10 bushels very good NJ 1.5S !;
800 bushels on private tcrmS-foial, 346 bushels.
Red 1872 bushels very good ainner ut 157; 600
bushels very good Lancaster ut S1.5S: 10 bushes
Lancaster ut 81 So: ITO bushels Lancaster on pri-
vale terms: 672 bushels very god Lancaster at
Sl.57; "a bushels Lanca Ster 81 As: q bushels
mixed at S1.55: IA bushels mixed At IL SO; "a
EuSuels common FuliZ at Sl.1S: 10 bu hcIs COM
mon FuIlZ ut 81 25: bushels gond FullZ At As !:
So bushels very good FuitZ al 81 &c: 42 bushels
very good FultZ ut Sl.4S: 1S2 bu.hels prime FutZ
~ 81 5O ~ bushels good Fuitz al Il 40: 80 bush
ell. good Ful'Z at SLAB: 60 bushels common Fuliz
al Sl.37; 50 bushels very good Fultz at II AT: 20
husnels very good Fuz III Sl.4S; SO bushels good
FuItZ Mt S1.45: 1913 bushels very good FutZ al
Sl.4S: $50 bushels prime FnZ at $50: ~
bushels Fultz at IL 40: 80 bushels good FutZ nj
Sl.42; SO bushels very good FultZ At SAT: 80
bushels very good Fulz 1T 81 .4S; 26 bushels COM
mon Fultz ut SI.35-total. ga 81 bushels.
CORN White 100 bushels very good ut 57c.;
464 bushels at SEC; l26 bushels very good al
57c; SO bushels good at SEC. 81 bushels very good
vt 5Ic-totai, S24 bushels .NiTed. Sc bushels At
56c.: 90 bushels very good 1t 56c-total, 1872
bushels.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
.,.s..rH TO THE DISPATCH,

,.,ws AND GOSSIP FROM THE s s.,I,o A.,
SENs MEETING IN NEW YORK OF
"a ',,,rp,zfRs WITH TIE FAMINE
AM' PEOPLE OF 1BELASD-sU-
:'", ro1-sr pEClSIoSS-A SUSPENDED
Inn rs MINISTER RESTORED
Fhs"r enr-l,ATIoS OF CoLoRED PEOPLE
fhE n enrREes OF THE MEEKER PARTY
~" ~ GIVEN UP FOR TRIAL-BARBAKi"
~ ~ nv THE sIAMEsE-pRoPosED LINE
IT, IL STEAMERS BETWEEN HAvRE AND
OK nr,r,Ss-A MINISTERIAL CRISIS
NS" prsr1,T,SG FROM CUBAN AZ
u OTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
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The Ute Indian Troubles.

Los PINos AGENCY, December S.-The
following answer to the demand of the
commissioners has just been delivered by
Ouray: We will deliver for trial Douglas
and those Indians engaged i'll the massacre
OF Meeker and his employee, provided they
are tried in Washington. The people OF
Colorado are not friendly, and fair trial
here or in New Mexico Is not to be tx
pected" Runners have just started, by
order Of Ouray, to bring in those Indians
called for by the commission.
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Storm and Flood.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE DAMAGE IN
PANAMA. g.

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE DAMAGE IN
PANAMA.
New YORK, December S.-Furtber par
ticulars OF the great storm and food at AS
pinwall state that about thirty miles Of the
Panama railroad was submerged, and the
freshet was the most destructive that had
been known there for years. At iuctau,
seven miles ont, where the railroad first
strikes the Chagres river, sXty-oDe houses
have been washed away, and the people are
reported destitute and suffering from hun
ger. In short, all the native villages and
river farms have been inundated and the
live stock Of all descriptions left to starvc.
AS soon as the news OF their sad condition
reached AspinWall a subscription was raised
and several boat-loads Of supplies sent out,
but reports came back that the relief,
though timely, was inadequate, and that to
prevent starvation further immediate help
was Necessary.
Under date Of November 10Th, it is stated
that portions ofthe railroad are still under
water. The reports OF serious damage to
the Barbarceos iron bridge across the Cha
gres river are fully confirmed; two piers
are undermined and the bridge settled six
| feet, and in danger OF falling into the river.
1t is thought it will be fully thirty days
! before trains will again be run. The Eng
| Ish mails and passengers which arrived on
! the oath ulimo are still at Aspinwall; also
| those by the Colon, which arrived yester.
| day. No arrangement has yet been made
| for sending the mails forward, and pcssen'
gers must get on as best they can or bide
where they are. All Is confusion and I'M
certainty.
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CHARLESTON, s. C., December Sill The
case of The South Carolina railroad before
the United States Circuit Court here to-day
the Court refused to grant decree from
which an appeal would lie, but directed the
appointment of receiver, before whom
creditors may prove their claims, and adj
journed the case for final hearing next
April. The receiver was directed to tender
Stutc-bank notes to the State in payment OF
taxes due it, and to litigate any point Of law
raised BY that proceeding.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

| EnSiSHHs
| THE WESLEYAN CHAPEL DAMAGED By FIRE.
LONDON, December S.-By fire yesterday
which threatened the total destruction Of
the Wesleyan chapel, on the City road
| London, the main chapel was greatly in
| iured, and the historic building WesIey's
morning chapel was Quilted. Wesiey's pull.
pit was saved. The beautiful frescoed cell.
ing is irreparably injured, and great doubts
are entertained whether the roof OF the
structure can be restored.
The Bay of Biscay Storm.
MARROW ESCAPE FROM TOTAL Loss OF A BRI.
TISH STEAMSHIP.
LONDON, December S.-The British India
Steam Navigation Company's ship Eidola'
do, with ninety-tive passengers and Las
car crew OF about sixty, put into Plymouth
Saturday last to repair damages sustained
alter lairbreadth escape from total loss IN
the Bay Of Biscay, where she lay for thirty
hours during the storm on Wednesday ana
Thursday in a slate OF total disa5lemert.
Nearly all Of her crew during the whole
time Of her danger were incapacltated for
duty by fear, and but for the exertioDs OF
the passengers there is but little question
she would baye gone down. The waves
broke one Of tile yYentilating-shafts OF the
vessel an u uOOueu Tue euelue-GuUlla dbu All
the fires were eStingulshed. The. Lascar
crew abandoned their posts, and the mail
passengers, at the captains call, baiied Az
pumped water from wednesday night to
Thursday night, when the storm abated and
the fires were relighted.
Various Foreign EteEns.
LONDON, December 8.-A Perth dispatch
states that Koros river has risen rapidly in
consequence Of the severe snow-storms. 1T
has inundated the city of, Grossmarde, in
Hungary thousands OF lis inhabitants
ara sugitives, and are in need OF shelter.
Many houses have been destroyed, and
neighboring villages threatened with de.
structlon. The general distress in HIM
gary is increasing rapidly.
A Constantinople dispatch announces
that the dismissal OF Midhat Pasha has been
decided upon. Il ss9
1t is estimated that 10000 persons are
suffering from famine in Upper Sllesla,
mostly Poles. &. t3. II. s.s... u
a land-agitatio lon meeting was held sun.
.dag at Castierasa, at " Itch Parnell md Da
5yitt were present: "A llisicn nearly oc,
cured bet seA he police and agaat ors
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n~Y@ IMMENSE BARGAINS OPENED
DAILY At
JULIUS MEY RS,
COB BROAD STREET,

DRESS GOODS ut extraordin"r' low prices;
GRAY-MlXED PUPLINS al TO;
PLhID-WnOL SUITlSiSa 81 S4.;
STRIPED PEktN CLOTH a, Iuc.;
WOOL-MfXE'! StIfTiNGS at 12Sc. worth zoe;
BTARRITI CL0TH-all Shades-at 1910;
ALL-WOOL CAMtL;S-IiAIR 4: soc. worth SOC.
New designs in PLAIDS. BROCADE, and MATE
LASSES from zoe 10 81:
ALL-WUOL BLACK DOLMAN CLOTH 1T 1925
DoUBLE-WiDTH CAMEL's.HAIR sAcKIyG at
BLACK PEKlN-sTRlPED SATINS At 3:
BLACK SATIN and GR0S GRAIN STRIPE
SILKS ut Sl.25 worth S1.73;
Great bargains In BLACK SILKS;
hL.W0OL BLACK CASHMERE at 42c. worth
full 36-inch wide CASHMERE at Soc worth
$3.50; i 3S.inch wide At coo. worth Toe. 10
1926:
100 pieces BEAD and CIlENILLE.SIL FRINGE
and GlMPS Iromauction at much less than reg
ulir prices:
soc. worth 81: .
GAUNTLErS 1T Coo. worth 81:
All shades In TIlREE-BUTTON KID GLOVES at
S7ac.;
Immense stock OF Ladies', Gentlemcn's. AMI Chit
drcn's MERINO UNDERWEAR AZ very low
prices dt [de Al JULIUS MEYERS.
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Forty.sExth Conversational Session
WASHINGTON, December s, 1879.

AIR. VOORHEES, offered resolution decar-
ing that the Senate had beard with deep re-
gret the propositions OF the President and
the Secretary OF the Treasury IN their mes
sares to inaugurate new and uncaiied Tor
financial agitation and the destruction OF the
most necessary currency now in circulation,
ond that the interests OF the country re-
ouire free and unlimited coinage Of both
gold and silver on conditions OF exact
equality, and that it is the part OF wise
financial policy to maintain the present vol
ume OF ereenbacks in circulation, and to
preserve their legal-tender quality unre.
stricted and unimpaired as to their legal
effect. Laid ON the table to be called up by
MIR. VOORHEES, hereafter. E,
A message was received from the House
announcing the adjournment Of that body
upon the announcement OF the death OF
Representative Lay, and the appointment
Of committee to make arrangements for
bis funeral, and requesting similar COM
mltee be appointed by the Senate. -.
The Choir appointed Messrs. Vest, Kirk
wood. and Walker, and at 1855 P. NJ, on
motion OF Mr.. Vest, as further mark OF
respect for the memory OF Mr. Lay, the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
L
alluded in a feeling manner to the death OF
A. N. Lay, Of Missouri, who had been cut
down 10 the prime OF life and usefulness :,
Immediately after the reading OF Inc
JoIrnal. Mr., Clark, OF Missouri, announced
10. the House the death of his colleague,
Hon. Alfred Nj. Lay, stating that 1t was not
his intention at this time to speak as the
love he bore his late colleague would
prompt him, but at some future t,ne ac
tyonId do so. He then offered resolutions
expressing the regre. which the House ex-
at the death Of Mr. Lay, and pro-
yid!ng for the appointment OF acommittee,
to, consist OF seven members and three sem
ators, to take orders for superintend ding tue
ceremonies. The resolutions were
adopted and the Speaker appointed aessrs.
Clark OF Missouri, Morrison, Hill, Blng-s
ham, Chalmers, Calkins, and Ryan Of Kan .sI
sas, as such committee on tie part OF the
House. TIC House then, MS IA mark OF res
spset 10 the me- iofa bfs the dead yeprst
it fsl5ss adjourned, s.
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Parneli, M. E'., and the Irish Tenant
Farm Eroubles--MeetfnG i'm New
York City.


New YORK, December SIN consequence
of letters received from the secretary Of the
Irish National Land League in Dublin, a
conference of the representatives OF the va
rious Irish national and other organizations
and gentlemen unconnected with any Irish
organization was held last evening at the
residence of DR.. Philip E. Donliu, to con-
slider the best means Of giving reception
to Charles Stewart Parnell, NJ. p, on bis ar
rival in this city, and to sustain Irish FARM
ers in their present struggle. There were
present a number OF well-kEown Irish lead.
ers. It was decided that large meeting
should be held and delegations asked from
all Irish societies. Committees OF arrange
ment were appointed TO carry out this
plan. An organization was effected at Ham,
iIton-Park Hotel yesterday OF sympatbizers
with the Irish tenant farmers, and resolu-
lions were passed calling upon all frecmen
to lend a helping hand to people who are
starving upon their native soil, surrounded
bv a fertile land whose products are abb
sorbed by avaricious landlords who do not
live in Ireland. The press OF America Is
impored not to look with apathetic eye
upon millions OF hungry people. All
churches and Irish societies are solicited to
agitate the matter and raise subscriptions 70
provide bread for the starving mothers, ia
Tiers, and children of Ireland.
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MONDAY. December 8, 1879.
The number Of breaks to-day comprised hogs
heaAs The OFFERINGS at auction Oh Change were
IL packages: of which number were SOLD III
prices ranging from So 40 to S1450.
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flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

y.ne, S3.50Ms4; superGne. Scholastic; extrs,
1878 ron1uua :s-aily, S6.75@s7i cIncy brands,
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u THE BEST BARG AIMS AND
THE CHEAPEST AND PRETTIES'r CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS can be had ut 525 Broad street
HUTZLER BROTHERsn
Fancy IIanhkerchiefS, Silk Handkerchefs, Kid
Cloves, Fichus. Lace and silk Ties. Sc.
Our stock of GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY, which
we warrant not 10 larnisf, Is the LARGEST.
PRETTGEST, and CEfEAt EST In the city Look
~ IL. Neck. Opera. and est-Chalns. Lockeis,
Crosses. Pins, EarrIngs. Rings, Cuff and Chemkc-
Buttons, &c.
The largest stock of MILLINERY in the city at
the lowest prices.
Competition dcied. An examination solicited.
IL
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ssARaaE NATURALIZATION, D.
MINIATURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q, : a~c
PORT OF RICHMOND. DFcEaBEs 8, 1873.

ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York
neichandise and Passengers, e.. w. Allen C Co..
agents. o7-' =
steamer Pioneer. Plat. Phladelphis, merchan.
disc and passengers. j. W. Bic CarricS. agent.
schooner Henry T. Ravens, Pierce, New York.
Schooner James Emson, Crane, New York, hay,
c. r.. Todd. d -.
schooner Frank Mcdonnell, McKeniry, New
York. coal. Tredegar WORKS.
schooner Mathera, Sirgent.-. Baltimore. salt.
Schooner Max Rogers, Daniel, New York, mer-
cbandse. Curtis 6 Parker.
Bark Francis Herbert. Mckenzie, Hampton Roads,
In ballasS 10 load oil, Meissner, Ackerman & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United States
nIail, merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum
agent.
Bark Ouvos, Olsen, Liverpool. cotton, Curtis &
Parker.
Schooner Mary Riley, Philadelphia, ties, Curtis A
Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York December 5th, schooner Amer
lean Lloyds, Wbittemore.
.-... By telegraph.
NEW YORK, December s.--Arrived: Monarch.
Arrived out: Algeria, British Empire. Canada, CO.
rnihian. Dorian. Bohemian. leland. s..
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ESeoFS. SHOES. &c.

THE UNIV ERSAL ANKLE-TSs9
SUPPER greatest thinGg HsM
known for weak ankles in children-can be
worn wiih.any shoe;
Another line of those OLD GENTLEMEN'S AND
LADIES BROAD-BOTTUM FLAT-REELED
BOOTS, SHOES, and TIES;
LADIES' HEAVY SCOTCH-BOTTOM HAND
MADE WALKING-BOOTS;
BOYS CALF AND GRAIN WAUKESPHAsT
SCHOOL
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HEAVY SCHOOL,
and FINE DRESS. SHOES:
TRUNKS. VALlSES ShTCHELS, BAGS. &C.. at
dc4 ia. GRIGG'S, Tenth and Main streets.
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h<Y~. TRY TX E Gel Z B r 4 TIE d
PEARL SHIRT. It is the best and best-wearing il
shirt made. For sale by JULIUS MEYER.
dc 4 603 Broad street.
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BY EeiegraN h.
NEW YORK,

Ne" kcftAs
NEW YOEK, December - o01.-Stocks buoy
anr. Money on call. H(7,6 per cent. Exchange
Lone, 1929: short. 4S44. State bonds dull. Gov
eInmuutS nominal.
Ecening.-Donev, 56D7 per cent. Exchange
4S2. Governments IniEt and firm new SIS, 1929
a. per cents. 1863: GEMS. 1888. States
quiet and steady except Louisiana consols, which
were stronger.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, December S.-Virginia 6's, de.
itrred, 6: consols, 54s: second series, "a past
due coupons. IS: new l0-40's. 401. North Caro-.
lima 6'S, old, 25h new, Is. Bid to-day.
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Also, CANDY FRUITS AND IoYIANDY.
FRENCH CANDIES.
Large assortment FRENCH CANDY. the best and
haudSon'st IN the world and keep constantly
large supply on band.
DEFY COMPETITION. Il
buy all my goods for CASH from importers or
| manufacturers ny sugars rom relners, Imported
goods from imn2E1Trs pay ~ MIDI SImena snd
I have on hand very large stock. and am receiv-
Ing goods eailv and .hall continue 10 DO so unta
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AT OUR RAR ERY
NyE AXE

ArOUR BAKERY
WE MAKE
BALTIMORE MOLhSSES-CAkES,
LEMON and SODA-CRACKERS.
SUGAR-CAKES, GlNGER-SSAPS,
JUMBLES &C.:
ALL of which we sell III BALTIMORE PRICES
u.e no adulterations IN the manufacture or my
candies, no grape sugar. or terra alba. employ
no drummers, have house rent to pay, and give
my customers the benefit OF my small expenses.
Give lue d call. LOUIS J. BUSSIE TX.
dc 1912 Main street.