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ACCOMAC COUNTY.
AccOMAC COURTHOUSE. VA,

DecS1IlDtI IL, 1917.
Dear Dispatch The drought that mad
lasted so long has come to an end with
niuy northeast wind. The crops this year
buyc been short, owing to lack OF rain, but
prices have ruled higher. and some farmers
have realized more money than last year;
hut as general thing the money income
has been much reduced. Our farmers have
made a specially OF raising potatoes, and
are q success at it; but they have devoted
so much time TO this crop that the rest OF
the farms have been neglected and are very
p0or--so much so that most OF our lands
viii not pay the expense of cultivation
and HE people will soon have TO decide on
some plan for their Improvement.
The cultivation OF clover, it is hoped, will
he the means of helping US onward; and
this subject will be discussed next month at
meeting OF the farmers.
The drought this fall has been very dam
aging to the oyster interest, the water keep
Ing 50 salt that they could not fatten. Oys-
icrs sDat and grow best in pure salt water,
but for fattening must have fresh water,
and localities that produce the finest quail
ties are those situated so as to receive the
brine OF the ocean to flavor the oyster on
the fiood.tide. and near enough 10 fresti
water 10 receive benefit from that on the
ebh'tidc to iatten them.
Our people are disguised and surprised
10 sec the AfricaniZing Of Virginia that Is
now going on, and realize the fact that the
programme that Underwood and Hunnicutt
proposed ten years ago is now being car
ried out. While we have some few Re
adlu>ters on the debt question, they would
never be willing to so over to the Repuhli-
can party In order TO share up the offices
with them-n fact, they see no good that
this can do to either reduce interest OF les
Ecu taXes--the ayowed object Of the lead
eFs-and are opening their eyes to the fact
that ready estment applies enly to office and
lhe party: Ia both cases the white man and
me Conservative party are to go down.
The Legislature is soon TO elect county
Judges. 1t IS the almost universal desire OF
our people 20 nave Judge PSrramore re-
erected; thes wish it because OF his ability,
nnp2rilalty, and fitness for the place; anu
though we are nearly all nebt-Payers here,
aud the Judge is not, we want him to have
Inc place for his capacity to fill IL; and We
10 no; want 10 follow the example OF the
legislature in cutting of the Official heaG
VI every good nan who differs with them.
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Political.
REPUBLICANS COUNTED OUT AND DEMOCRATS


REPUBLICANS COUNTED OUT AND DEMOCRATS
COUNTED IN.
BosToN, December 16.-Djspatches from
Augusta, Me-, assert that q count has been
made by the Governor and Council oil the
election returns, which will result in the
delivery OF certificates to-day 10 sufficient
number of Democrats to give that party a
minority in 10th branches OF the Leslsla-
ture.
An Advertiser special from Augusta says ::
"The Republican majority in both
branches OF the Leg islature has been counted
out. The Republican members have been
counted down from 80 to IS aud the Demo
Gratis counted up from 81 to IS. 1t is
claimed that this was done on technlcailles
and informalities in the returns.
"The Senate under the count will have
Democratic majority Of nine, there Being
under the count twenty Democratic sena-
tors and eleven Republican senators. The
Governor and council count out three sena-
tors from Cumberland, one each from ork,
Lincoln, and Washington, and two from
AndroscoGgin.
.The Democrats will have majority
large enough in the House to givea quorum
If none of the Republicans should appear
and take their seats. They have thrown
ont Republican representatives from Port
laud, Bath, Saco, Rockiand, and Lewiston
and other towns, enough to make vacancies
in fourteen representative districts"
AN ACCOUNT FROM PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, Me-, December ia special
saws: The council has not completed the
canvass. A few districts remain unsettled.
It is expected the result will be reached by
"wednesday. Democratic as we'll as RepuD'
.coon raturns have been thrown out. 1t IS
thonsht the House will be n Fusion, 81
with - vacancies; Senate,
To Fusion and 12 Republicans.
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GRAN d o Z + n y G
HOLIDAY GOODS
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES,

LONDON LAYER HAl>INS.
SEEDL ESs RAISINs, DEHESA HAiSiSs,
LEGIIORN CITROS,
SEW-CROP NUT, IN endless variety;
FLORIDA ORANGES, MALAGA CRATES.
CANNED PEACHES, PEARS, and APKiCOTS,
FIGS SWEET and COOKING CHOCOLATES,
PRESERVED GINGER,
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP.
CiALMERs'S. CDX's, and NELSON'S CELIA
TINE aud kISGLhSS;
OUEES OLIVES, CAPE COP tKANBERRIES.
PINEAPPLE. SAP-SAGO, PAMAShN. ROCHE
FORT. ENGLISH DAIRY, EDAM, and oSrE'
GO CHEESES:
DEYILLED and HARD CRABS,
CRACG Frs. IN cudlc.S variety:
RUSSIAN SAaDINES and sAHDELLES,
PEAR and PEACH MARMALADEs ti'om"-made),
MiSCE-MEAT, PICKLES, and PRESERVES,
JELLIES Of all hIyors,
FRESH SALMON,
sMALL-NEGK CLANS and LOBSTERS,
Ported aud LUNCH HAM, TONGUE, aud TCi:-
KEY,
WILD DUCK, ALKET ISEPrA,
BROMO and COCOA.
GORDON'S CELEBRATED FIRGISIA HAMS,
SMOKED TONGUES and BEEF.
NEW YORK and VIRGINIA BGCKWHEAT,
ITALIAN MACCAROEI and VHRHECELLl,
IRISH and CANADIAN DATMEhLs.
dc l0-dtDe25Ah)e30&3l
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A GENTLE STIMULUS Is impaired t.

A GENTLE STIMULUS Is impaired to
IN the kidneys aud bladder by Hostetters Bitters
which is most useful in overcoming torpidiiy OF
,bo,a organs. Besides infusing more activity into
them, this excellent tonic eadows them with addi-
tional vcor and enables them the better 10
the wear and tear Of the di=charging function I'M
posed upon them by nature. Moreover, As they are
the channel for the escape Of certain impurities
from the blood, it increases their usefulness W
strengthening and BEAUTIFULLY stimulating them. In
certain morbid conditions OF these important or
gans, they fall into sluggish state, which Is the
usual pre cursor of disease. What then. can be OF
creator service than q medicine which impels them
10 rraater ac.iyi,y when sIothful? No maauies are
IN ore perilous than those which aftect the kdneys'
and medicine which averts the peril should DC
highly esteemed. DE l7-"t")t&M
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HOLID AY GOO DIS.
AT THE
99C. STORE.

sATCHELs and vALISEs of all sizes, qualities,
and prices, from 5oc. to $3.50. have Just
gotten in this line of 1ne goods at very low
at this assortment of over arty styles and sIzes
before buying.
a job lot Of JAPANESE TRAYS, four,een-lneh,
slightly damaged, at 30c.-great bargalns;
Elegant JAPANESE HANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
GLOW E-BoXEs, WORK BOXES, BREAD
TRAYS, &c &c:
have received line of LADIES' PLATED SETS,
DROPS, LACE PINS, and GENTLEMEN'S
SCARF-PINs, ut various prices, tha: | will
warrunt for dyc years time. Any goods In
these lines that have been IN tEc house longer
than three months viii sell at 90 AMI soc.
Handsome new BRACELETS;
Novelties In MERCHANTS, with CHARMS,
oPERA-CuAINS, GENTLEMEN'5 VEST
CHAINS, &C.;
50 dozen MEMS wool and FUR HATS, both
stiff and soft, ut 98c worth 81 and $3.50.
still SELL tho.c tine SILK UMBRELLAS at $40
and S2.6O-worth double the money.
Wa. STEVENS, 505 Broad street.
Catalogues mailed free TO any address. dc IL
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Extra Session of the Tennessee Legis-
IRtUre.

NASHVILLE. December 16-The Ternes-
see Legislature met to-day in extra session,
in accordance with the Governors procla-
nation, to cothe the local government OF
Memphis with additional powers to exc
cute proposed sanitary Improvement for
tue protection OF the city against yellow
fever. The Executive message stated that
the Legislature was needed to make similar
improvements. Bills were introduced COW
ering all the objects for which the extra
session was called.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NINIATURE ALMANAC-DRcEMBER II, 1877.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER l6, 1879.
. ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. iatam
Schooner William Il. Kennel. Soper. New York.
hay, C. L. Todd.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New fosa'
merchandise aud passengers, 6. w. Allen co.
ageuia. - ,,., o,ob.n-
disc and passengers. j. ". McCarrick. agent.
Schooner Mary Il. stocker, Reed, Sew YORK; coal
Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FOB TErs PORT.
From New York December 1e, schooner Wiihan
T. Lambdtn, Psttison.
MEMoRANDEM.
BkLrIMeRE, December f6.-Arrtvsd: schooner
Robert q. Mitchell Mitchell. from Richmond.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK. December 16-Arrived; Galha,
FEagpborough, Santiago de Cuba. CAMBRIA Voifner'
Arrived ons Silssia, Lady Lyceits SnrsaeaI +@E,s
: 7rt,sst s.fsg sHIPwRECK. 5tE- @s&s
WASHINGTON, December l6.-The sisnai ssallon
s,a-teen miles south OF Portsmouth,. n C., reports
The ship Jacob Prumpy total wreck. The crew y
tsSin.y cut The provisions and private property.
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sNEtLnGB aXu SA8UA1taS8S
HOMICIDE IN A. STORE II BgIsToL-A VANS
THROAT CUT PROM EAR TO EAR.
Especial telegram to the D.spaieh.l
BR1sToL, TEss., December ia most
brutalmurder was eommittedin Bristol to-
night about 6 O'Clock In the storehoase OF
j. Booker, on Main street.
William RAIDER, citizen OF Bristol, went
into the store OF Dir. Booker, and one Of his
clerks. Mr.. William r. Thomas, asked him
to pay for a box OF paper collars he had
bought a few days ago; whereupon few
angry words passed between them, when
RAIDER drew pocketknife and cut Thomas
throat, severing the left iugular-vein, result
ing in Thomas's death ia a few minutes.
Young Thomas was one OF the most popu-
lar and beloved young men in the town,
universally esteemed by the entire COM
munity.
FATAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT NEWTON.
Drs MONIES, December 16.-An engine
on the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
railroad exploded her boiler at Newton
this morning, killing the engineer, William
Gibbons, and fatally scalding the freE1n,
Alexander Jones. tt is believed that the
explosion was caused By defective boiler.
..-. KILLED on THE RAIL. t.--
AUGUSTA. GA. December 16.-A man
named Martin was run over and killed By
the Coast-Line train at Langley, near Au-
gusta, this morning. He was walking be-
side the track, and suddenly stepped in
front OK the engine.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES and BRANDiES,
JAMAICA RUN and SCOTCH WlilSKEY,
TABLE SHERRIE5 and PORTS, our own Import
atom
FOREIGN and AMERICAN CHAMpaHSES.
WRENCH. ITALIAN, and AMERICAN CLh-
REFS:
ciaRTREts3E, ANSlSETTE, CUkhCO, ana
EAU DE VIE DEDASTZiCK CORDIALS:
yERHOETH Itaiian WInej:
aPOLLISAKIS, BIERREsBORS. CHLORINE
sTKONTEA and BEL MONT MINERAL WA
TFRS, At CHflSIiAa u "hiihH'
IA, 1O.dt UnzJHt Dc3O93l
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Afshanisfan.
GENERAL noBERrs's REPORT ON cABUL.

GENERAL ROBERTS's REPORT ON CABCL.
CALCUTTA. December 16.-Gcneral Ro-
berts telegraphs from Cabul that one noun
tain gun was lost during Sundays engage
ment. General Roberts estimates the mum
Der OF the enemy at 10000. Their fire, he
saws, was severe. He is confident OF bis
ability to restore British authority In Afgba-
nistan, but says reinforcements are neces-
sary to enable him to act vigorously.
The Crisis I'm Afshanistan.
LONDON, December 16.-The Times, in q
leading editorial article this morning says:
The news from Af.hanistan Indicates,
beyond doubt, that crisis has been reach
ed In our military operations In that coun-
try more important than any through Whicn
we have passed since the commencement OF
the invasion last year. Happily the posi-
ton we occupy, and the resources at our
disposal, appear to render us better aDle 10
meet the emergency than any which nave
vet preceded ii, but our strength Is oeip2
tested more than hitherto"
The statement OF the Central Ne,oS that
the Indian Government has asked for Te-
enforcement OF 5000 men, to be sent out
Immediately, is probably untrue, as the
Viceroy OF India teIegraphed yesterday that
he had ample forces at bis disposal.
tclegraphs on the 18th as follows: "The
| troops are IN excellent spirits ana ready lot
anv work. The British loss in the various
affairs during the past week was forty-two
men killed, including six officers, and
seventy.sN wounded, lnciudihS nine onl-
GERS"
military contributor to the Times
writes rs follows: 1.-The temporary success
OF Mahomed Jan over General MISSY, cot-
pled with the evacuation OF the position
won at such cost on the 18th instant, has
evidently given the iusurrection an impetus
| il will need all our strength TO over come.
/ The Shirpur environments, which lie Two
miles north of Cabul, are entrenched,
and they contain several months supplies.
| The troops are in good health, and though
| il is bumiliating 10 feel that at this moment
the Afghans have the upperhand; that our
| army of occupation is besieged; that the
CITY OF Cabul has passed from our HANDS
and its governorship been transferred 10
Mahomed Jan: yet there Is no cause lor
alarm. There is many man inside OF lnat
entrebchment who has faced heavier odds
than those at present against him, aud
though it may he unpleasant to learn that
| the Afghans hate us now with the undvfng
hatred they exhibited in 1912, there is nc
| reason to feel any apprehension or repell'
| ton OF the disgrace which overlook n
| then"
Various Foreign Ktcms.
LONDON, December 16.-The Indian Gov
eminent has asked that reeniorcemeuts OF
| 5000 men be sent forthwith.
DUBLIN, December 1G.-A dispatch says
there is no truth in the statement that the
prosecution OF Davitt, Kilen, DAILY, and
| Brennan has been abandoned.
| Claude Etienne Mimic, inventor OF many
| improvements in firearms, is dead.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Tschbornc Claimant.

LONDON, December 1G.-The Attorney
General has granted 4 fiat for writ Of efror
in the case OF Arthur Ortop-otherwise
known az the "Tichborne clalmant"-on
the ground that matters have been put be-
fore him iustifying the discussion OF the
point whether Chief.Justice Cockburn
should not have made the two sentences OF
seven years. penal servitudc-one Of which
has Just eXpired-concurrent instead OF
cunuocpiyp
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.,spAErURE OF sTEA HEB.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old TFFa
Domtpion Steamship Company ssSEzs9z
steamship WYANOKE. Captain CoUC u, w1h SAL
FRIDAY. December 18th. az O'Clock A. ID:
Freight received until o'csock THAI soAs e'e-
ming. ,as ,o-
through bills OF lsding signed and 60, 2ds Ios-
warded with dispatch to all points north, soaAa'
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommod ations unsurpassed
Cahin fare to New YORK, 8l2; 7teeraSe, 80 anu
For freight or passage apply TO
- q. W. ALLEN Q CO. Agents.
do I7-3s Conpany's Wharf. Rockets.
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Personal.

,qEsERAL GRANT IN PHILADELPHIA. -
PHrL ADELPHIA, December l6.-GenefaI
Grant arrived here at $40, and mayor,
aud formally welcomed the General 60 the
city. q. /. !, nc
the most demoi,stratiye enthusiasm. 1t IS
intimated that there were 10000 persons IN
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chez us oark MoDroYia sailed from her an
sordssep on ioyefnors island, N. Y, on
ty.fya Tor Liberia, having on board seven.
fbs,oe negro emigran.s OF both sexes.
the , yess we're also ten cabin passengers on
irfnss neianes late editor oil the London
5nt h. t never, wrote d Hire for his paper;
lgsd 70 s a Ills ears open, and always man
" SAUCE pubic opinion accurately.
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- FIRE at HARVARD CoLLEGE.-B Boston.
.o ..Moer l5.-This morning a fire was dis
Ln;, s,sa In one Of the rd-COliese
,tss iues, known as Stoughton Hall, stu
Tho ! h oa the College grounds. The roof OF
On ON ~, p"a''olng was burned off, and the rooms
fha 'se fourth floor considerably scorched.
,mon ars originated in detective fue. The
,ha ho OF damage will be quite large, as
building was flooded with water.
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Explosion I'm n Salt.Mfne.
,r,t.EI We MINERS KILLED

LONDON, December 1G.-An accidental
explosion OF blasting material has occurred
in the WilhelmsgIuck salt-mine, at Schwa-
bischhalI, Wurtcmberg, by which twelve
miners were killed and eight were injured,
OF whom two only are expected 10 recover.
The disaster was made worse by the at
tempt OF the miners in the panic to open
the door outwards instead OF inwards, thus
preventing aid from reaching them before
they had fallen unconscious from the effect
Of the pas
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be spoke the sentiments Of nearly all pre-
sent. Some members OF the National TX
ecutiye Committee were preseat.
fAssoeiated Press reports By telegraph to The Dis
p1tch.f
I ACTION ON ARMY yGNfsaTI0Ss PosTPoEED.
WASHINGTON. December 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Military Affairs decided to-
day TO postpone action upon all the pending
army nominations, Ito in number, until
after the Christmas holidays.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
WASHINGTON, December I6.-Among the
combinations By the Senate in executive
session to-day were the following: George
E. B0wden, TO be collector OF customs for
the district OF Norfolk and Portsmouth !;
David l.. Brin2le. as postmaster at Sails
bury, n. c.; and Robert 81. Orell, post
master at Fayetteville, N. c.
POLITICAL. 81
WASHINGTON, December 16.-An informal
meeting OF the members OF the National
Executive Committee was held this evening
to discuss the selection of chairman in
place oil the late Senator Chandler, and to
compare views as to the time and place for
holding the next national convention. It
seems to be virtually settled that Cameron
will be the chairman and that the conven-
tion will be held in Chicago sometime du-
ring the last Of May or first OF June.
sToREKEEPERs APPOINTED. r
WASHINGTON, December 16.-J. 81. Hamp-
ton and L. A. Britain have been appoi nj ed
storekeepers and gaugers for the Sixth
North Carolina district.
THE COMPLETION OF THE WASHINGTON MoNU.
MENT.
WASHINGTON, December 1G.-The joint
Committee on the Completion OF the Wash
ington Monument in this city submitted 70
the House to-day detailed report, show.
ing that the amount OF appropriations un-
expended and available for carrying on the
work is 100000. To continue the work
until October. 81, 1881. will require $780,.
900 additional, and TO complete the shaft to
the proposed height 900 feet) will require
S6T7.321. It is estimated that the entire
work can be completed by the spring Of
1883.
EDUCATION OF CoLORED PEOPLE.
WASHINGTON, December 18.-Tbe bill In
troduced in the Senate to-day by Mr.. Bruce
appropriating the interest Of 100000, un'
claimed pay and bounty Of colored soldiers,
to aid in the education OF colored people,
Is similar to the bill introduced by Mr.
Bailey few days ago, except that Mr.
Bruee's bill extends the proposed benefits
TO twenty-five colored normal schools an6
universities located in fifteen different
States, while the benefits under Mr.. BaileY's
bill are conferred upon only five universe.
ties and normal schools.
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WHEAT White. &c bushels good at 1857 Red.
IL bushels very good Lancaster at 81 IS: 324
bushels good Lancaster NJ 81 co: SO bushels e. cd
Lancaster az 81 hS: II bushels Lancaster at Al {;
as bushels very good Lancaster on private terms ;
1872 bushels prime Lancaster AT 80: $50 bushels
mixed at Si.f5; 80 bushels 1T IL so: SO bushels
on private terms; 26 bushels common Ful'z at
81 1888; bushels good Fuliz nj 5 AS; 4S bushels
very good Futz at Las: 1853 bushels prime Fultz
a, 1.a0 l6 bushels FuZ at 81. AZ; bushels Fuifz
at $40: 20 bushels good fultZ at Si.45: so
bushels very good Ful'zat $50: IA bushels Fultz
r 10 osss'z pi M ihs H at y6d J Fu, 1V y,
Sl.45 80 bushels FuItz al $l.42-total, 1,470
bushels.
CORN White. 90 bushels very good ut 62c
GO bushels good Mt Gle: 270 bushels ut COO; Is
bushels at 59c.: 9S2 buslrls prime on private
terms: co bushels very good III &c: 100 bushels
az 62c.-;otsl. 1880 bushels. Mired. 40 bushels
good nj 82c. 80 bushels AT 60c.-lotaI 20 bushels.
OATS.-26 bushels at 46c: 200 bushels very good
spr,ug nj 47c.-total, 226 bushels.
RYE.-30 bushels fair at 72Yc.
MEAL.-22 bushels ut 60c.
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=, PARTIAL OPENING OF THE SHENAN D0AH
y ALLEY CkarieSto,on. W. Va,
december 15.-The Shenandoah Valley rail-
ioaa WAS opened for business to-day for
aoout tbirty.tlve miles of its length. 1t
uakes regular connections with the BaIti-
llofe and Ohio railroad for east and west
s'und freight and passengers near Duff
seIas DEPOT, and tive miles west Of Har-
70 y'fs Ferry. and thirteen miles east Of Mar
S s'a Special dispatch 10 the Batii-
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 4.SlS bushels. Rel. 2,O5S
bushels: Of which 80 bushels were exhibited.
CORN White, l,600 bushels, Mired, 22O BUSH
ell.
OATS -276 bushels; OF which 200 bushels were
re-exhIbited
BrcKwIiEAT.-l0 bushcIs-rc-" Inhibited.
RYE.--30 bushcs-rc- exhibited.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-lS bushels.
DO IN shpT
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FINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.

FINE LIQUORS AND GROCEklhS.
D. ASTELOT No:H5l1 FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
offers The following sc aSONABLE GOODS for she
GtHPISTHhS HOLIDAYS, selected by htmseD
With great care, haoing rrjereace ENT1pELY 70
quuLity. ana winch He guarantees 10 DC pef'ee''y
pTn r and unadnlterdted -
OLD sc. r. VISOR tthe hestl Whisky;
OLD JAMES BUMGARDSER WllisHEY' tive
OLD FuLCfIER wHIsKEY. seven years GID;
DID CLEHMER WHISKY. I'VE years 9sd; >,
OLD MARTELL DARK LONDON DOC
orb hHHSRTELL V. &. .. p. BRANDY;
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN, IN bott'es
Also choicest grades Of PORT and SHERRY
Wines. and IRISH and SCOTCH WIiisk EY
GUINNESS STOUT, BASES and YouNGEhS
He also offers 4 very choice lot Of VIRGINIA
HAMS. selected by himself With great care: ~
addition 10 The above he keeps constantly on manu-
the finest grades OF TEA, COFFEE, ana an other
ar ic,,., pertaining 10 I hrstclaeS grrcefY-stofe
He guarantees not only full satisfaction IN regard
10 quality, hu. ALTO IL regard 10 The "Eithi A"
.y..ry n 8