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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-15

NJ. +. CHURCH.
REV. G. 0. Cook, PASTOR.
Shepherds,own 1880 A. NJ, Sacra-
mental Service, and $50 T. NJ.
ASBURY NJ. +. CHURCH, COLD.
REV. II. K. ELBERT, PAsr"E.
Services tomorrow III Sbepherdstown
at IL A NJ. and 7l-2P. NJ. Sacrament
lsl Sunday in each month until further
notice.
FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH,
COLORED.
REV. Is. +. Fox, PAsroE.
Preaching to morrow Il, IL and !.
MT. NEBO LODGE, NO. 81,
A. +. Is \. NJ
Stated Communication lst and 3rd
Monday in each month.
J. S. FLEMING, w. NJ.
X. S. Nj. HOFFMAN,, Sec'v.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-15

A brilliant wedding toook place last
evening at Fourth Street Bethel (Chureh
o Cod, the high contracting parties be-
m Mr.. John +. Baldwin and Miss Molly
+. Yontz. At eight o'clock the church
was crowded with friends who had been
hidden TO witness the ceremony. The
strains of the wedding march heraled the
approach of the wedding party, who took
tllcir places ut the altar as follows: VIM.
4. Miller, a. i. Deitrick, Augustus Ii.
Fells, Milrs \. Coover, of this city, d. w.
Harnish, of York, and Charles w. Sinus
ter, of Carlisle, rs ushers; Miss Emma
Burn, Miss Emma WambauglI, of this
city, Miss Mary Z. Shunpf, of Carlisle,
aud Miss Baldwin, OF Lancaster, as brides
maids; Alouzo Lehman, John Frank, Of
Iagerstown, w. ). Yontz, of Harrisburg,
and Frank Baldwin, OF Lancaster, as
groomsmen; the bride and groom sccnpy-
ing Il position directly in front OF the altar.
Rev. l. Balizcll performed the beautiful
marriage ceremony of the church, and
the wedding party proceeded Immediately
to the residence of the brides parents. on
Broad street, where reception was held.
The ladies OF the bridal party were at
tired i'm white French muslin with white
satin ribbons, the bride wearing the veil
and orange blossoms. The wedding sup
per was very elegant. The bridal tour
embraces New York and Philadelphia
Harrisburg, Pa, Telegraph, Sept. 80.
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A stage Upset.
THE ACCIDENT WHICH OCCURRED N FULTON
STREET, NRW YORK.

THE ACCIDENT WHICH OCCURRED N FULTON
STREET, NRw YORK.
Pedestrians in Fulton street, New York,
are not unused 10 skipping across that
thoroughfarc 70 avoid being spattcTed with
mud or killed outright by Broadway stages.
When stage No. O., therefore, ratified down
the hill toward the ferry with lightning
speed at $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning
pedestrians simply got out Of the way.
The driver, John Carpenter, was one OF
the oldest teaInstcrs In the employ Of the
stage company, and he drove one OF
the best teams owned by the line. He
was "a few seconds behind time when
ne reached the corner OF Pearl street. At
that point there was on one side Of the
street a truck heavily laden with barrels Of
applcs, which Has in the track OF the
Bleecker-street cars, while on the other
side, next to the curb, was an Italian ven
dor. who was showing i'm front OF him a cart
laden with bananas. 1t is the custom OF n
,tagc-driver to direct his team aS close to an
object ~ possible without hitting il with
The hub OF his stage. He did not,
therefore, pull up at these seeming obsta-
Gle. 10 his passage, but pushed through
the narrow space. The hub OF the fore
wheel OF the stage caught the hub Of one of
The Whcel- OF the truck, and the pole OF the
stage snapped about three feet from the
body Of the vehicle. The stages are not
provided with brakes, and Carpenter had
no recourse but TO let his horses 90 at full
sDeed. taking his chances OF stopping them
al tho foot OF the hill. The broken pole
prickcd first one and then the other horse
AZ every step, and by the time the foot Of
The hill was reached the team was beyond
the control OF the driver. lie chung TO
the rein- and successfully guided the
horses past the numerous carts and trucks
Ia south street, and the team followed the
beaten track around the half-circle in South
,trect 10 the stand in front Of the ferry
gates. The wheels Of the stage struck the
railroad track at the final turning and over
turned the stage, smashing il into Kin
dlinc-wood. There were three male
passengers in the vehicle. They were
fortunately not injured, and made their
Way into the ierry-house without stop
ping % give their names. The driver,
whose legs were covered with rubber
apron. and who wore a heavy oyercoat. fell
ju.; before the stage tipped over, and he
was caught underneath the vehicle. lie
WAS cxiricated from the wreck by Cflicer
O'Donnell, Of the First precinct, who offered
10 send for an ambulance. Carpenter IN
sisted on being Gent home, in Harlem,
however, and his desire was gratliied. lie
was suffering from soreness OF the chest last
evening, but none OF his bones were broken,
and he expects 10 resume work IN a rev
day.. The horses were thrown down when
the siaes was overturned, the "on horse
falling on the "nigh" one, but neither
Vas injured a. far as could be aScertained.
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ATsnnosSee Shooting Affair.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, December TO-
John J. Vertrces shot Senator Smith, Of
Fentress county, in the left shoulder in the
refunds Of the Maxwell House yesterday
afternoon. The wound will not prove
fatal. yertrees had in u ease in court ac-
cused Senator smith with bribery and cor
ruption in voting for the State-debt bill
during the last regular session Of the Lee
gislature. In the Senate yesterday Senator
Smith denounced NertrceS ~ a liar, and
upon the adjournment OF the Senate Yer
trees sought him ut the Maxwell House
and shot him.
Senator Smith claims that he was taken
unawarss. He states that he WAS seated
reading a newspaper when Nertrecs APP
preached, and fired at him without giving
him any warning. Yertrecs'1 friends as
scrt that Senator Smith was in the act OF
rising and drawing pistol when Vertrecs
shot him.
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Navel Firc-EScape.

PHILADELPHIA. December "A novel
irc-e,cape was tested in this city yeSter-
day. The apparatus consists OF three
sided perpendicular iron ladder, which
nests against a wall like cage. The top
Of tho ladder extends above the top OF the
building several feet, and the bottom
reaches within four feet OF the
ground. A wheel in the top OF the
adder rests on IN iron tramway, when
extend. around the caves OF the buiid-
Ing the escape is attached 10. A hght
endlcs. chain over the wheel reaches TO the
ground. and by pulling either side OF II inc
escape Is moved at will from one part OF Inc
building % another. Corners can be turn
ed. and II the light tralnway IL erected tne
Escape can be carried around an entlre
block. There Il no intricate machinery 10
sel ont Of order, and the advantages claim
ed for IL are that II is cheap, durable, light,
and efficient. II can be moved TO q WIN
dow City yards away in less than minute,
and any number OF people can descend
@iely over Il,
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO TnE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.
Affairs Mt tho National Capital Yes.
terday.

PRESIDENT Arthur Interviewed by Virginia Re.
pubitcans Relative 30 tho senatorship-
Death OF cx-ConRrossmcu Banning. Of
Onto, and Doom, OF Tcxas-A Destructive
Fire In Chicago-A Tennessee State Senator
shot by Lawycr-t;enerai Edwin u. Bah
bi" Dead-FearrHi Fire In Pittsburg, Penn. /:
Two Horrors In Twcnty-rour Hours; Ter
ribie Explosion and Loss of Life-The Arch
bishop or Armagh TO he Created a Cardinal
Further narrowing Details Of the Vienna
Fire, &C., &c.
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EmaDeipatiOn-Day in NorfoIk-
Deaths Post-Onice Appointments.
specIal telegram DO the Dlspatch.l

TspeciaI telegram TO The Dspatch.I
NoRFoLK. Va, December 1O.-Tbe color
ed military companies and societies gen.
orally Of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Princess
Anne, and Norfolk counties are making
immense preparations to celebrate Enamel
pation-day here.
NJ. hcCowey and james Scott, masters Of
British cotton ships, died here to-day at ST.
Vincent's Hospital.
Two Readjuster appointments have Just
been made in the post-ollice here
Bishop keane breaches twice in Ports
mouth tomorrow.
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C,HIIsTMAs TRADE

beginning with fully ten days earlier than uSaI,
found NJ not qnite prepared for II. But Monday
morning We win be IN full force and cquai 70 any
demands that may be made for
BOOKS. ALBUMS. DOLLS.
TIN TOYS. WOOD TOYS,
TgA-SETs. BUREAUS
DOLL CARRIAGES. CHAIRS. NASFS-
TOILET SITS. SMOKERS SETS. --
CHINA ORNAMENTS. MAJOIfCA GOODS,
MOTTO and FANCY CUPS AND SAUCEIS,
MUGS. PLATES. CAkE-RASkETS.
PfCKLE-SThNDs. st1GAR-DIsiIES,
CASTORS. CUiTD'S SITS,
JEWEL-STASDS,
SPOONS. kN1NFS.
FORKS. CUTS, GOBLETS.
INDIVIDUAL SITS, WORk-BOXFS.
WRlTING-DFSkS.
JAPANESE BONES. TR AVS. and BR ACK E1S,
VELVET FRAMES, WALNUT FRAMEk
COMBINATION FRAMES EASEL FRAMES,
POCkFT-HOOks. STrOPPING-BAGp,
NFCk -fHAlNS, IACF-PTNS.
LADIES' SETS. SLFFVf-BITTONS,
EAR-DROPS. WALNUT TABLES.
BLAtkING-tASFs, CORNER CLOSETS.
CLOCK sHELNFS BIRD-C NGFS. TIN SITS,
DECORATED CHINA GU AMBER SETS.
RUGS. StTCHELS. vATTSFs.
PARIOR LAMPS. STUDENT TsNtN,
BRACKET LAMPS. HALL LAMPS
LIBRARY LAMPs-
We arr bound TO sell the stock We have, and tho
prices arr very low AZ STEVENS.
dell 500 Broad st,sf.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORk.

NEW YORK. December lO.--COtton quie'; sales.
35j bales: upllnds, / lj-l6c.; Orleans, Fac;
consolld,ted net receipts, 39,4Zj bales; exports
10 Great Britain. 23.774 ba.cs; France, 9,2OS
bales: continent, 2 600 bales. southern Hour du!l
and unchanged Wheat opened sef.c. cheaper (;
afterwards los. aud declined about &C., closing
rather more steady trading moderate. urgrcdcd
-pring, sl.27; ungraded red, Sl.32HSl.44; No.
2 red. December. 7l.42,d sl.42t. Corn opened
shade strOng er; closed dull and weaker az slight
decline and unchanged 40 67M7lc.; southern yell
low 7OkN5lc. Oats lower and fairly active; No.
a 4q4e Hops dull and I'm buyers favor. yeariings,
l2M22c. Coffee steady ard in moderate demand
Rio, aaallsc. sugar fairly uciiYe aud weak ;
fair 10 good refining quoted ~ 7t@7ac.: refined
Foreign dull; grocery grades FIRM and In fair de-
mand: new crop New Orleans 5O@03c. Rice
steadyand ia airinquiry ROsin firm at 5000
$500. Turpentine dun aud lower n 9Jn53Sc.
Wool about steady and quiet; domestic heece, 81
G5Oc: Te1as. l4h3lc. Pork dull, WeaE, aud
unsettled at si7.J5asl73Ts for old VI So
slS25 for new. Middle- quiet and nominal; long
clear, e4sGeSc.: short, 9gc. Lard opened hrlner
Afterwards declined. closiHg steady AZ ell25F
sll.27k. Freights 10 Liverpool steady
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December lO.-Flonr firm aud I'M
changed Mheat-SOuthcrn steady, With light re-
ceipts western higher and Inactive; southern
red. 81 .36Gsl.40; amber, sl43Gsl.i9i No.
Maryland, si.i9: 10. . western winter red spot
aud December, ~ .40Mtl .4Ot; January, sl.i3M
81 .i2X: February. sl.f5@si. i5s; March, sl.iS
GSl4sx COrn-SOuthcrn actlyeand nrm; west
ern easter: southern white. Ose.; yellow, 0oc'
Oats stronger; southern, 5OMJic.; western white
5lM5Sc.; mixed, 5OM5lc; Pennsylvania, 81 ~
SO. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Conet
nrm; Rio carg0es, ordinary TO fair, SIC lOtc'
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Hurricanes and Hiyh Seas.

NEW YORK, December 10.-The steamer
City Of New York, which arrived here
yesterday from Liverpool, reports that she
had continuation OF hurricanes and high
seas the entire passage. during which boats
were smashed and lost, her wheel-house
broken, and after-house stove in. A boy
named Charles Asberry was washed over
board and several seamen were injured.
The passengers were unable to 90 on deck
for several days.
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Death OF Ex-Congressmcn.

CINCINNATI, December l0.-General H.
b. Banning. cX-member of Congress from
the Second Ohio district, died suddenly
and Unexpectedly at his residence in Cum
minsyille thi- morning. He had been SUI
fering from i'll health for several weeks,
This morning his wife left him in bed, and
an hour later went TO call him TO breakfast
and found he was dead. The immediate
cause OF death il unknown.
AUSTIN, December 10.-Thc announce
ment il received OF the death OF Hon.
Rudolph G.. Doom, OF Jasper county, on
the 9th instant. lie was formerly Re
publican member OF Congress from thi'
Stafp
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Assassination I'm Tennessee.

GALLATIN, Tenn. December l0.-News
reached here to-day OF the killing OF Jerry
Ansbrooks in the northern portion OF this
county last night. He was sitting with his
family about the fireside, when 4 ball tired
under the window-cash from without
struck him on the head and he fell dead.
II is Supposed he was murdered by Illicit
distilcrs. about whom he had given infor-
nation 10 the authorities.
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gate Owens, had mn inter yiew with tho
PRESIDENT to-day. They were accompanied
by Representative Dezendorf, who intro
duccd them. In discussing the senatorial
contest, the President said that on general
principles he was always in favor Of Re-
publican; but Virginia having formed q
coalition, il changed the state Of affairs,
and so he did not intend TO take any part
or express any opinion relative 10 the mat
ter, and he had so informed friends Of Sem
tor Malone, as well as representatives who
had called upon him. Hc considered II q
matter for the state Legislature alone TO de-
tcrmine.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE secre-
tary OF State. with the approval OF the
President, will very soon make public all
instructions sent by the State Department
to Ministers Hurlburt and Fitzpatrick in
regard 10 the difficulties between Chill,
Peru, and Bolivia.
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4 Nxsferious Annir.

RALEIGH, y. c., December l0.-H. j..
Watson, railroad rgent at Selma, \. c..
made assignment last month and went to
New York, where he was heard from De
cember I'd. His wife has received letter
from Wilmington, Del, with a memoran-
DUN by the postmaster stating that the
letter had been received under cover from
Charleston, :. G. The letter was written
partly by Watson and partly by another
person, and stated that he (Watson) had
been fatally wounded by robbers in Balti-
more. aad was not allowed TO write.
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tiNtlNNAIt.
CINCINNATI. December iO.-Flour guict and
steady. Wheat stronger; M. red wiRter. 1851
sl.3S. Corn weaker at 6Jm65sc. Oats scarce
and firm ~ 40Ac. Pork hrin al sl7.5O. Lard
Bacon firm: rib, lose: clear. lllse. whi-key
active and firm nj sf-1j; combination sales 81
finished goods, sos barrels, the bnsls Of ti.I5.
ga 9lgc. Hogs dali and shade lower: common
and an light so@s6.15; packing and butchers,
LOUISVILLE.
LorIsvILLE. December l0.-ybur dull EXTRA,
S5a $3.50; extra family, sj.jO@-6. 4 No. L,
rJ.5OMS6.I5. choice Ia fancy. S7.5O@ss. Wheat
ag At Sis5. SSrn aaist No. Whit, White ISsS
mixed, 4sc. PORK and lard nominal. Bulk -meats
quiet; clear rib De-; clear sid.-> 9.c. Bacon
clear rib, 1877; sngar-cured hams, l3c. Whiskey
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoCIs. December l0.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat opened higher and declined; No.
slow and flrm: 63,c. cash, 63Hc. January. Oats
higher and slow at 4Skc. Pork easier: $3.50
February. BuiS-meais and bacon quiet AMI VII
changed. Lard etsierat Sl1.sJ. Whiskcy stta,ly
10 sl.l6-oniy small iobbing trade.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December l0.-rl0ur quies aiUi an
changed. Wheat fairly active and shade higher
No; ~ = S TbScago spring, .l.27sg sl;27s cash.
mand; 6oA@6lc. cash. 60Ac. December. Oats
steady and firm at f6sc. Pork dun and bower;
Old, Sl6.62'l; new, s17. Lard VA fair demand AZ
Sill. Bulk-meats easier; shoulders. $3.50: rib.
$500: short clear, -9.l5. Whisky steady and
unchanged at SLY.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, December l0.-Flour tfrIlI aud nm
changed. Wheat strong; No. . Milwaukee hard
nominal; No. 2 Milwaukee soft cash and Deccm-
Der, Sl.3 January. $50; February, sI3Oa (;
March, Sl.3i; April, s1.31t; No. Milwaukee.
sl.12- Corn quiet and unchanged. oats quiet I:
No. 2, 43c. Rye weak No. J. 97.e. Barley duh
and lover; No. spnng cash 9iac,. Provisions
easier. MesS-pork. $685. cash and December.
sl7 January. Lard-Prin,c sscam--Sll cash aud
December, 3 l.l71 January. Hogs irIner and In
good demand At S5.SOmS6-35.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, December lO-JOttOn- Net receipts,
l.26- bales: gross, 5000 hih~. Futures chP-ed
barely steady; sales. 100000 bales: December,
II l.S6mS l.S7: January, ~ 2.0SlG >l2O9; Fei-
rniry. : 2.30ersl2.3l: March, Sl2A9@Sl2.5n;
Aprl, el2.66MS 1857, May. sl2.7g@ sl2S so:
June. sl2.S9MSl2.90; July, sl2906t@l3: Au-
gust. $1,000 Sl3.ll; September, SI9.+Oa
Sl2.4l: October, 81 l.73@ 81 l.75; November,
II
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Father Dents His SON TO Dcotb

RALETGH. \. G., December f0.-A spe-
cial from Shelby, y. G., says Amos Horn
(colored) beat his son, aged sixteen. so cru
ely that he died. The corpse was buried
yesterday. and was exhumed to-day by the
coroner's inquest. Amos was arrested and
incarcerated. The negroes are excited, and
swear that they win have vengeance on
him.
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MERRY XMAS, 1881.

NJ HOLIDAY GtbDDS.
respectfully invite the public b. call and ex-
anime the fine assortment Of tHILDRESS
BOOKS ] have inst received, among which arr
Grtmm-s AMI Hans ADders,n's Fairy Tales, Holly
BERRIES. Holly and Mistletoe; GLtd New Wear
Round, by Miss 4. q. Plymton beautifully iilus-
traieD; sparklcs fsr Bright Eyes Merry Ballads "a
the Olden Time. II. Nichols, nicely bound. fsp-
1881: English and American ChaiterboN, and
others TOO numerous 10 mention. Holiday spoopcu-
dyke for Toe. Cigar, Cigarette. and csrf-Cas,s
an prices. still have large supply ~ Xmas Cards
&c LEONARD'S, Bookseller and sta,iOper. eOS
Main street. dc N
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Mr.. Pred. Hartley, Bloomington, Ill,
writes Having suffered with infamma-
Tory rheumatism for the past five years,
Tied all remedies known TO relieve mn
complaint. and spent many dollar WIZ
out any relief, / was at last induced Ny
ny druggist to try r.. Jacobs OH, ana
rave been entirely cured.
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Marine Dtensfara

L0NDOY, December 1O.-The bark Lulga,
from Liverpool for New Orleans. has put
back to Waterford leaking badly and with
her crew exhausted. The bark Times, at
Bristol from Coosawak, is leaky. She lost
her sails and buwark and her cargo.
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To be Mndc "A Cardinal

LONDON, December l0.-The Archbishop
81 Armagh, Primate OF nil Ireland, will be
created a cardinal at the consistory TO be-
held Shortly after Christmas.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 10, 1881.
SALES.
WuEAT.-White. 10 bushels very good az $3.50
IA bu,hels very good AZ Sl.4S Lancaster, -
bushels very good Al Sl.4s and l.J0. liked, 392
bushels prime ~ ; so. fultz, 10 hushel. prim,
IT Sl.5J: Is bushels very good Ut Slf3' ~
bushels fair al sl.35; 10 bushels screenings Al
soc.
CoRN.-whltc, 2l4 bushels very good at 7sc.:
"a bushels very good at re; 90 bushels damp "a
rs.
EYE-2O bushels very good A. Sl.l2.
OATS.--iO bushels very good western ~ OJc.
COTION.-RccGpts, 592 bales.
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TOYS, DOLLS. AND CHRISTMAS
GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.

We are Offering to the trade our stock Of TOYS,
DOLLS. and other goods suitable for CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS, At greatly reduced prices ~ cLse
stock.
We invite those I'm want IN call and supply tbem-
selves while our stock Il full anu complete.
LEWIS II. BLAIR & CO.,
de l0-3t 1913 Msin strst.
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nenth OF General Rabbit.

FoRr MONROE, December l0.-General
Edwin B. Babbitt (retired) died this evening
M the residence OF his son, Major l.. ;.
Rabbit, commanding the arsenal.
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There is no necessity to neglect your
business il YOU will only Use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup at once; the most reliable
remedy in the world for coughs, colds, etc.
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ICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. December 10, 1881.
SALES-FRsT BOAED.-lO shares Columbiaand
Grccnyle Railroad preferred (B. c. ut SS4, 10
do. at ssi.; 100 shares Columbia and Grcouylle
Railroad preferred ut Ssh, 10 do. ut ssii, 10 do.
1t $50. o do. al $50; 1000 Columbia and Green
Vile Railroad second Ga AZ 924 1000 Virginia
tlN-receivable coupons at 81. 1900 do. 81 So !:
100 Richmond city So at 1872, 800 do. at 1872;
60 shares Charlotte Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road stock at 75%, do. al ok; LOCO shares
North Carolina Railroad 6'sat0l4.
SECOND BoARD.-i5O Virginia deferred ~. c.
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EafaI Accident.

ATLANTA. December l0.-William Nc
Gee was crushed 10 death yesterday near
Fairburn by some machinery falling upon
him.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, S4.50Ts5; extra. s7Et
1928: superfuc, S6.20Ms6.5O; common Family
SI.g5NSn5O; choice family, sSa,s9.
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By Telegraph.


BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. December lO.-Ylrginia g.. d.
felrcd. l7A: consolidated, 7G'a; second eerle,'
465: past-due coupons, 81; new lO-4O's' A.
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SEAL sACQUEs.

SEAL SACQUEs.
These stable and useful wrlp9ngs We ar olH'F-
ing at very popular prices An Inspection OF our
stock before purchasing win DC ~ your advantage.
CARRIAGE ROBES.
Ju,t opened q completclne, costing $3.50 tosl0.
BLANKETS, sAAWLS, COMFORTADLEs
WINE-CLOTIIS, and other n-cful articles for
holiday gifts;
SILK and FUR-LINED CiRCUL ARSand DOL
MANS, ranging In cot from s35 to Ss5
Look at the "MOTIIER HIBBARD" WRAP
PINGS In SEAL Plush, s75 10 500;
JACKETS, ULSTERETTEs ULsTEBs, COATS.
and all novelties In wrappng> ~ our usn,li bow
rates;
NECKWEAR in immense variety Of 7hapo, cost,
and fabric; COLLARETrEs- SARAH BERN
IIARDT COLLARS, LACE sCARFs, FLOR
UEs, together with
REAL POINT and Duchess LACE SOAHFS
and CoLLAEETTES, ranging IN cost from 90
70 S5O-just the thing. Tor handsome tesrilno-
NAL;
SILK and CA1IBRIC HANDKEHCHIEtS>-em
broldcrcd, embossed, and bemsIiichcl-iD I'M
monse variety, costing Ice. T. 81;
SILKS and ShTINS Ia al the new and ,figc,,ye
winter shades In SATIN RHADAMF.N DE
LYON, NENETlENNES;
BLACK VELNETs-thcc cheapest Uncover ~osin IA
this market, ranging tn cost from SIS b. $40
per yard;
FOSTER ND GLOVES IN endless variety OF
colorin.s;
The fimou- SARAH BERNHARDG- GLOVES
In SAKE and undres-ol eject;
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PREPARATIONS
IN TIE CITY For CHRISTMAS AND TUE
HOLIDAYS.
VARDOZO, AIsOP, MOSBY & 90.
1905 cas-. Main street.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 4 20.
Cr t-eod i39 east BROAD stTe,f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-11

EOR THE HOLIDAYS.


MEssRs. j. A. YANCEY 90.
call The attention Of their friends 10 their large
stock Of GOODS, suitable for
HOLIDAY, BIRTHDAY, AND OTHER
PRESENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-11
CINCINNATI.

sugar quiet; a. soft. 0s.c. Whisky arm at
sl.l7fgsl.1s. Frelghts unchanged