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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-18
PETERSBURG.

,n ny A NEuR0-AN INVITATION TO
Hs'Ur., Political. NOTES.-THE 5UDoEslnP
,rrolNTNENrs, &C.
..rondcncc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
wv" DECEMBER II, 1881.
,.,ormation received here states that Mr..
"" Mason, wcll-known citizen Of
j. hampton county, n. c., was severely
Nc' nj injured two OF three days ago by n
GU ~ named John Jones while endeayor-
nes's - nrcvcnt a fight between the latter
w s,o,hcr negro. Jones drew a knife
shs s.shbcd Mr.. Mason In the side, and
,au . aed from the county. lie has so far
ssesped arrest.
es. ON n,,sic-loving citizens arc making up
80 with a view Of getting Patti TO sing
sT."rceri here some time during the month
" !, 1.nnary. sums ranging from s. 10 $50
o. hem subscribed, and handsome ag-
pA-',,,e will be realized, but whether enough
,sducc that distinguished artistic TO visit
'.r city remains to be seen.
u i thought by many here that the reso-
,..',on offered in the Senate on Friday, in
'.';r;ng into the expcdicncy Of reducing the
f .si number Of judicial circuits, is de-
f,,ed 10 affect this circuit, over which
1sJre :. :. Wcisiger has so long and so
.sly and faithfully presided.
The question Of the next Judge OF our
ur..ing, Court Is also exciting much in
80, in the community. Judge +. NJ.
N.sg win have opposition for the nomina-
,son and IL is reported that Mr.. John J.
Coke. the present Commonwealth attor-
,sv for Prince George county, viii be
nod bv his friends for the position.
There seems to be no doubt that Captain
nynry 4. Hinton will be one OF the new
indrcs Of the Court OF Appeals. Who will
= hi. successor as Commonwealth attor-
.sr here is matter OF discussion. Mr.. T..
n. Cox Is mentioned in that connection.
RORIN ADAIE.
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VIENNA, December 1.-THE official re-
port Of the Board OF Works on the Ring
Theatre disaster says: The chief engineer
asked two policemen at the main entrance
Of the Ring Theatre whether there was
anybody within, and received the reply
that the whole audience had left safely.
This statement was apparently confirmed
by the fact that no persons were seen at
the entrance Of the building. The men OF
the fire brigade subsequently made their
way TO the galleries, but the air was suffo-
eating. IL was impossible TO penetrate the
passages, rs the torches went out for want
Of oxygen, and the firemen were unable to
breathe. The report expresses the convic-
ton that the audience died speedily from
suffOcation
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virginia News.

W. w. Briggs. Esq, sheriff OF Southamp-
ton county, suffered severe stroke OF pa
alyss few days since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neville, of Loudoun cOun-
". Va. sailed from New York to Europe
Yesterday on the steamer Britannia. They
iei; Baltimore for New York Saturday, ac-
eompanied 10y Colonel II. II. Dulany and
M ii. G.. Dulany, Jr., Mrs. Neville's father
and brother.
4 con Of Mr.. Robert Farrer was shot ut
four or five times few nights since whilst
riding towards his home, near RaccoOn
Ford. II Is TO be hoped that the person or
persons who are making these attempted
murders may be caught. and swift and
sure Justice mcted out to them. Piedmont
Pirginian.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN PATICK.-A dis
iressing accident, which resulted i'm the
death OF John Clark, Of the Hollow dis
trict, in Patrick county, has Just been re-
ported by a correspondent i'm that county.
Clark was hauling log TO q Saw-miil, the
log-chain broke. and the lOg, sliding TO
one side. upset the wagon, catching Clark
underneath. and crushed him horribly.
Two Of his boys were with him and were
mhUrt. Being pOwerlcSS TO remove the
great weight from their father, he died in
terrible agony before further assistance
could reach the Scene.-HdrtinSral Her
old.
THE MURDER ~ PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY.
In addition TO the statement made IN our
issue Of Yesterday we can now state upon
proper authority that on Monday night last
an Oyster-party was given ut the residence
q llr. Simon Shipp, on the farm known a.
Pembroke" and situated on the southern
hanch OF Lynnhavcn bay. The guests
we're numerous, and the party passed
eonviyial vet peaceful evening, until ut
BE hour Mr.. Charles Gallop, with party
@. his friends. returning from Kempsyillc,
ayillage near by. Joined the guests ut Mr..
Sipris. We learn that Gallop and his
eomDanions were wild with drink,
induced in at Kempsyille, and very
soon. in bearing and language. rem
dered themselves very disagreeable
70 the companv. Joseph Dickson, who was
one Of the guests Of Mr.. Ship, was very
soon involved in an abusive quarrel with
Gallon. and though high and harsh words
passed no blows were given. Dickson
seemed inclined TO withdraw from The
scene, and left the house by the back-door
for the purpose Of going home. Gallop,
Who seemed vindictive and bent on mis-
chief, hastened from the house with MS
friends at the same time from an opposite
door, and with them met Dickson as he
came out, and, advancing, Immediately
ieled him by terrible blow with slung,,
hot, striking him just over the brow and
crushing in the skull.
Dickson fingered until wednesday night,
when he died from the effects OF the blow.
Immediately after warrants were Issued Tor
tie arrest Of Gallop and the parties imph,,
eaied-Oscar Gallop, Nathan Gallop, ana
William Fisher. These men are now an
Odged In Jail 10 await examination ana
Gal.-AOrfolb Landmarks.
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Strange Discovery I'm a Hurting
eInHGH.

Edward Mountain, a laborcr at Bergen
Point, \. j., on Thursday saw smoke lssu-
hg from the upper story Of tenement
aouse. Running upstairs he saw an upset
amp and bundle OF rags blazing. lie
sized the bundle and was about to throw
tout the window when woman stopped
hn, saving il WAS the baby. Mountain
.aolhered ont the fire, and found IN the
bundle the body OF dead child about a
Iear old. The mother was lying dead drunk
q The corner OF the room. The child, IL
SENS, had been dead several days, but the
krents, not having money enough TO bury
spent what they had in holding wake
NT II. The drunken motherprobaDiy up
= the lamp. and came near eremating IL a.
veil as herself.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. December = NOOa.- stock active
aud prices irregular. Money, per cent. EX-
cisngc-LOng, $50 short, Asa. State bonds dull.
Governments unchanged.
MISUNDERSTANDING $50. Governments weak :
new IS, 1929: new 1,s's, 1l4't: new A.
ll54. Money sac per cent. states Inactive,
exccId for Tcnnessees. Sub-rrcasury balance
Coin, SSG,171.11S: currency. s4642.2Oj.
stock irregular, closing weak Alabama1Cl1ss
3D. SIS, 100: do. As, So: Chicago and North
western, 1857; do. preferred. 1879; Eric, 49,
East Tennessee Railroad, 10; Georgia Rail-
road. 1853: Illinois Central, 1919; Lake shore,
lI9h: Louisville and Nashville 1867; Memphis
aud charleston. 70; Nashville and Chattanooga,
S7<: New York Central 1867: Pittsburgh, 1873 :
Richmond and Aheghany AZ: Richmond and
Danviile. 100; Rock Island. 1881: Wabash, -.
Louis and p, 3s's; do. preferred, 1875; Western
Union. S5i.. ..
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December l7.-Nirginia s.. de-
ferrcd, ~: consolidated, 1fH; second series,
4Ok: past-due coupons, So; new lO-iO's' Az.
Bid to-day.
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lTELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

by the President Ordination
OF catholic Priesfs-Extensive Land Swim
die In Dakota-Firc I'm she Peabody Hotel
mt Memphis; Damage, so0,00o-A Man
Sentcnccd 20 be Hanged After the Third
Observation-Disclosures and Loss OF Life
IN AiRicrs from Bursting Dams-Owncr Of
slave Dhow Captured-Onicia Repor, Of
the Bnrnine OF the Ring Theatre; the Dis
as'cr Attributed 20 Police stupidity.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE q CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET.
CARDozo, ALsor, MosBY 4 CO.,
zoos EAST MAIN STREET,

Our spacious establishments are now being rapid
ABLE NovELTIEs-FANCY GLOVE and
HANDKERCHIEF-BOX JEwELRY CAS-
KETs, FANCY PIN-CUsHIoNs, TOILET BOT
TIES, PLUSH, RUsSIA-LEATHER, CASTOR.
and ADVANCED NOVELTIES in POCKET
BOOKS, HAND-BooKs, sPECIE-BAGs. aud
OTHER GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE Holt
DAYS.
SEAL sACQUEs.
These stable and useful wrappinys we are Offer
Ing at very popular prices. An inspection Of our
stock before purchasing win be to your advantage.
CARRIAGE ROBES.
just opened complete line, costing $3.50 TO go
BLANKETS, sAAwLs, CoMFORTABLEs,
wINE-CLoTHs. and other useful articles for
holiday gifts;
SILK and FUR-LINED CIRCULARS and DOL
MANS, ranging in cost from s35 to ss5:
Look at the MOTHER HUBBARD WRAP
PINGS In SEAL PLUSH, SIS to $40;
JACKETS, CLsTERETTEs, LISTERS, COATS.
and all novelties In wrapp.ngs. at our usual low
rates:
NECKWEAR in immense variety Of shape, cost,
aud fabric; CoLLARETTEs. SARAH BERN
HARDT COLLARS, LACE sCARFs, FICH-
UES, together with
REAL POINT and DUCHESS LACE sCARFs
and COLLARETTEs, ranging in cost from So
up-just the things for a handsome testimonial;
SILK and CAMBRIA UNDERGRADUATES
br0idered. embossed. and hemslltched-in I'M
mensc variety, costing loo. to So;
SILKS and sATINS in all the new and attractive
winter shades I'm SATIN RlIADAMEs, DE
LYON, VENETIESNEs;
BLACK NELVETS-'hc cheapest line ever seen in
this market. ranging in cost from sl.25 10 $40
per yard:
FOSTER" KID GLOVES In endless variety OF
coorlngs;
The famous "SARAH BERNHlRDTm GLOVES
I'm SAKE and undressc1 effect;
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PREPARATIONS
IN TIE CITY FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE
HOLIDAYS.
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY & CO.,
1908 east Main street.
FOURQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE CO.,
de f-eod 429 east Broad street.
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Petition Granted.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, December 1.-THE
supreme Court to-day granted the petition
of the state Funding Board to have adj
yanced on the docket the motion OF the
Roord TO dissolve the Injunction against
funding the State debt at par at 3 per cent
interest. with coupons receivable for taxes
The case will therefore, by order OF the
court, come up for hearing on the l7th OF
January 1882
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We are strongly disposed TO regard That
gi,on as the best physician who does most ',I
Z alleviate human suffering. Judged from
y standard, Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkhinn, zoo .
Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, u entllieu
= The front rank, for her Vegetapie ooni-
pound il daily working wonderful cures ~
s,aaie diseases. Send for circular 10 inc
'Oo'e address.
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Three Times Convicted and Finally
Sentenced.

AUGUSTA, GA, December l'.-iienueIs1n
Tones after having had three separate trials,
~ cacb OF which he was found guilty OF the
mrrder OF a ungwhite man named Haral-
con nj McBane. in this county, was finally
sentenced to-day TO be hanged on january
oath
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Buy 40 HOLIDAY Presents WITHOUT
seeing DR.. Scott's beautiful Electric Hair
and Flesh-Brushes. They ai,cdyS benefit
the ,ceU, and marvellously cure Headaches,
Neuralgia, Dandruff, Falling Hair, Bald
ness, Rheumatism, etc. Price refunded il
not as represented. At Drug and Fancy
Stores
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pestruction from Breaking Dams.

ALGIERs, December 1.-THE dams near
Alters on the Oran railway, have burst,
and the line Is flooded. Many lives have
heen lost by the inundation. sevcrai YES
els IN the coasting trade foIndered.
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Capture Of n SIayc-Denlcr.

LONDON, December IA dispatch from
Zanzibar received at the Admiralty an
nomces the capture of the owner OF slave
dhow, in the encounter with which, on the
Sd instant, Captain Brownrigg, Of the
British man-of-war London, was killed.
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An s.Extensiye and Peculiar land
SwiudIc.

ST. PAUL, December 1.-THE Dispatch
contains some interesting facts concerning
an extensive and peculiar land-swindle,
which is being perpetrated in Dakota just
south of the Manitoba line. by parties re-
siding in Emerson, Manitoba. 1t appears
that these Canadians have, by misrcpresen-
tatIons. entered lands in Dakota and are
cultiyating these lands at the same time
that they are retaining their residence in
Manitoba and their allegiance rs subjects OF
Queen Victoria. In nearly every case they
have avoided filing valid declaration OF
intention to become citizens OF the United
States. The business and social standing
Of some OF the parties engaged in the
swindle is such as TO create surprise that
thew should be found in it. Being citizens
OF another country, they are beyond the
jurisdiction Of the United States courts.
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Twelve Priests Ordained.

Troy, n. Y, December 1.-THE rite OF
ordination was administered at st. Joseph's
Seminary Roman Catholic to-day by the
Bishop Of Albany. Twelve priests were
ordained.
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na,Ioon on aus voyage.

MADRID, December IA customs ON ON,
oer near santandcr reports that he saw last
night balloon proceeding In the direction
Of BiibOa.
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.,,rn rY SEug0-AS INVITATION TO
Hs.s,,--roiIqIcAL NOTES.-THE 5UDeEsinP
,rrorNTNENTs, &C.
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rnc pc.boay Hotel in empI,is AGrc.

MEMPHIs, December l1.-Thc PeaDody
Hotel caught fire this morning. The fire
originated i'm the kitchen during the break
fast hour, the flames communicating
through the elevator with the roof In Il
very short time the entire western portion
81 The building was on fire. After an
hours hard fight the fire was gotten under
control. The principal damage to the no
tel will be from water; although the kitch-
en-, pantry, and servants Quarters are Daaly
wrecked. The hotel was lilled win guests,
and the alarm Of lire was followed by ageh-
eral rush from the building, many persons
carrying their trunks on their shoulders. -,
Ldter.-The damage to the hotei VIII
amount to $4,000; fully insured. Inc
business OF the hotel viii not be discon'lh-
ned
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, December l7.-Cotton-Net re-
celpts. 1867 balcs gross, 4,sI5 bales. Futures
closed barely steady; sales, l19,OOO bales; DC De
si292: February, Sl2.44; March. El2.i4 APRIL
si2.s26sI2.s May, sl2.95@Sl 1920; June
Si8.O6@s13.O7; July. sl3.l6@s l3:lI; Ansnsl !.
october, sIl. s3@slI.s5; November, slI.6o@'
sil.G7.
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r'nacIANs or ALL SCHOOLS use ana reeo'n'
nd iior BlTTKGs; take their advice
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InIRISTMAS TRADE

InIRISTMAS TRADE
beginning with ~ fully ten days earlier than usual,
found Us not quite prepared for u. But Monday
morning we will be in fun force, and equal TO any
demands that may be made for
BOOKS, ALBUMS. DOLLS,
TIN TOYS. WOOD TOYS,
TEA-SETS. BUREAUS.
DOLL CARRIAGES, CHAIRS, VASES,
TOILET SETS. SMOKERS SETS,
CHINA ORNAMENTS. MAJOLICA GOODS,
MOTTO and FANCY CUPS AND SAUCERS,
MUGS, PLATES. CAkE-BASkEIS.
PICKI F-STANDS, SUGAR-DISHES.
CkSTORS. CHlLDS SETS,
JEWEL-STAN DS.
Spoons. KNIVES.
FORKS, CUPS, GOBLETS.
INDIVIDUAL SETS, WORK-BO&Es,
WRIT G-DESkS,
JAPANESE BOXFs, TRAYS, andBR ACKETs,
VELVET FIR AMPS, WALNUT FRAMES,
CONDENSATION FRAMES. EASEL FRAMES
POCkET-BOOkS, SIOPPING-BAGS,
NICk-CliAINS, LACE-PINs,
LADIES SETS. SLEEVE-BUTTONS,
EAR-DROPS. WALNUT TABLES,
BLACkING-CASIS CORNER CLOSETS
CLOCK SHELVES. BlRD-CAGES, TIN SETS,
DECORATED CHINA CHAMBER SETS,
RUGS. SATCUELS. NABISEs.
PARIOH LAMPS, STUDENT LAMPS,
BRACKET LAMPS. HALL LAMPS,
LIBRARY LAMPS.
We are bound to sell the stock we have, and the
prices are very low al STEVENS,
dc IL 300 Broad street.
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HIERRY XMAS, 1881.
vi Halliday GOODS

EIERRY XMAS, 1881.
vi HOLIDAY GOODS.
rcspcc, fully invite the public To- cal ani ex-
amino the huc assortment Of CHlLDREN'5
BOOKS | have Just received among which are
Grimm's and Hans Andcrsens Fairy Tales, Holly
Ronnd BY Mis- 4 G.. Plymton beautifully Illus
fratcd): Sparkles f.r Bright Eyes. Merry Ballads 81
the Olden Time: -. Nichols, nicely bound, Tor
1881: English and American ChaiterboX, and
others TOO numerous 10 mention. Holiday SpOopcn-
DIXIE for Zoe. Cigar. Cigarette, and tard-s ases
an prices. Stil have large supply orNmas Cards
Main street. &c II
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MILWAUKEE.
CHIC

CHICAGO, December 17.-flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat active and lower; No. 2 Chicago
spring, SI.25h cash, Sl.2j4 December. Corn In
ber. oats dull, weak. and lower ut 4ic. Dressed
hogs easy AT $6.S7ls. Pork active and lower; old;
sI6.25; new. $3.50. Lard active, weak, and
lower: SIOS5 cash and December. Rulk-nlelt-
dull and drooling: shoulders. Sc; rib. $50
cIc..r. ss.2h. MhlakeY sleldy and UNCHANGED.
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C,HRIsTMAs AID THE NEW YEAR.
\ The auantities 81 CHOICE AND ELEGANT
BOOKS su table for presentation To persons 81
tastc--adult and yOung-which we Oner i great,
with large stocks Of
BEAUTIFUL MRITING-DESKS
BEAUTIFUL BOXES PAPER ana ENFE-
IOPES:
POCKET-BOOK and CARD-CASES;
GOLD PENS aud PENCIL-CASES;
PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOMATICALLY MS
ninIFS. PEAYFR-BOOkS, aud HYMNALS,
with many other nice things. Including
CHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR'S CARDS IN
de- 81 ''''' wOODHOUsE & PARHAM.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR MONDAY.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER
ARRIVED.

steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New YORK. lnerchah-
dise and passengers, q. W. Alien co:
Steamer Pioneer, Plati, Philadelphia. merchan-
d,se and Messengers, }. W McCarrick, agent. .
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk, merchhuss.
md messengers and United States malls, L. d.
TatuIn, agent.
SAILED.
Schooner NJ. 4. Rayard, Camp, New York GA
James river, 90 load wood, ,--.., t,,t..-
be,hnort. railroad-ties, Curtis & Parker. =,
Schooner NJ. A. Davis, Long,, New YORK 0'd
ChickahOminy, 10 load wood Gurus q raihe''
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IMMENSE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS.
PAPETERlE IN HANDSOME BOXES from
l5c. to -:
GLOVE, HANDKERCHuEF-, and TOILET
BOXES from Toe. 10 50:
800 FANCY WOODEN BOXES at lOc.:
600 JAPANESE GLOVE and HANDKEP-
CIiIEF-BOXES At zee:
HANDSOME FANSIN BOXES To MATCH:
FINE EXTRACTS IN HANDSOME BONES and
FANCY ROTTLES:
PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOGE ALBUMS
way below regular prices:
sHQPPlNG-sArCHELs, BAGS, PURSES, and
POCkET-BOOkS:
ELEGANT PLUSH SATCIIELS and POCKET
BOOKS.
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Gloves GLOVES, cr.ovrs

GENTLEMEN'S and BOYS FANCY NECK
WEAR IN handsome styles:
GENTLEMEN'S SILk SUSPENDERS In fancy
boxes:
Elegant line REAL and IMITATION LACE
TIES and FICIIUES:
New and elegant styles in LACE COLLAR
ETTES:
100 sets CHILDREN KNIT WORsTED MUFFs
and HOODS N 71c. Dor scf.
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TOBACCO, CIGARS. dc.

II WHITLOCK, 14i5 MAIN STREET.
manufacturer Of the following fine brands Of
CIGARS:
MODEL. LITTLE FLORA,
LA ESTELLE, IILLABI STERO' ,.,.
PICNIC, WIITLOCKS KEY WEST,
MOZART, CHICK, -
LILY BELLE, and ORIENTAL.
Also dealer IN the following brands OF FINE TO
BACCO NJ manufacturers prices
DIANORA, EMPEROR.
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN.
PIONEER, ROUGH AND READY (5c. plnesl,
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &c.
Send for prlec-ust. my 2I-eod
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JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COL AND COS BROAD STREET.

toss:
500 dozen EMBROIDERED JAPANESE SILK
HANDkERCHlEFS at 1915;
LADIES PLAIN and CoIORED-BORDERED
HENsTITCHED HANDKkRCHfEFs:
90 dozen LINEN INITIAL HEMSTlTCRED
IiANDkERCHIEFSa at 16Sc. worth 2Oc.;
GENTLEMEN'S PLAIN and COLORED- BOR-
DERED HEMSTITcHED HhNDKER-
CHIEFS:
CENT EMEN's WHITE HEMsTITCHED SILK
HtNDkERCHIEFS
CHILpREN's PLAIN and FANCY HANDKER-
CHIEFS from DC. up.
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HANDSOME ANDUsEFUL CHRIST
Ii MAS PRESENTS At
ROBERT HARROLD'S CHINA-STORE,
6I7 BROAD STREET.
RICH sILyER-PLATED WARE OF every de-
scriptlon,
FINE CHINA FIGURES. VASES.
ToILET-sETs, TEA, CHAMBER, and DIN
NER-SETS:
CoAL-vAsEs, BLACRrNG-CAsEs,
COMMODES, WALNUT TABLES,
WALLsPOCkETs, BOOksIiELvEs, and COR
NER-CLOSETS:
TIN TomET-sETs. CAKE-BoxEs,
JAPANESE GOODS.
WORK and NURSERY-DASKETS:
Al-o, ZINE CIiILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
NELOC1PEDES, WAGONS,
DOLLS, and great variety Of
TOY :, FIREWORKS, and FIRE-CRACKERs.
New goods daily. I have the largest and best
assorted stock in the city. and my prices are the
lowest. ROBERT UARROID
de 1s-Su,W&F-3t si7 Broad street
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PICTURE-FRAMEs. ENGRAyINGs. &c
TNGRAVING S AND PICTURE
IL FRAMES.

lam now offering the finest collection OF
PICTURES AND FRAMES
ever exhibited IN this city, consisting Of COLOR
ED PHOTOGRAPHS, ENGRANlNG-, Ac.-the
latest STYLES I'm framing. Also, ERONl-fINlSilkD
PARL OR-EASEI.S, BRACKETS, sc.
SxlO FRAMES from 10 cents upwards
VELVET and GOLD FRAMES In every variety.
WlNDOW-CORNICES made TO order ana on
hand.
mol l.. LEW II. Sl= A"ih s'iVc'.
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CHRIsTMAs GOODS,
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

CFILTLOID TOILET-CAsEs,
CENT ENfEN's DREssISG-CASES,
BEAUTIFUL ODOR-CASEs,
POCKET TOILET-CAsES,
ELEGANT CIGAR and MATCH-CAsEs,
FINE-CUT TOILET BOTTLES,
NAIL-SETS IN boxes,
ELEGANT HAND and FOLDING MIRRORS,
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and GERMAN PERFuM-
ERY,
and every description TOILET ARTICLES for
sale by +. ROBERTS BAKER,
successor 10 sIeade & Baker,l
DC l5-2w 9ls east Main street.
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CREsH CHRISTMAS GOODS.

ERESU CHRISTMAS GOODS.
200 boxes LONDON LAYER RAiSiNS;
100 boxes VALENCIA KAiSINS:
100 boxes SuLTANA SEEDLksS RAlsINs;
100 boxes NEW LEGHORN tlTRON;
so bags ALMONDS, WALNIls, fll.BERIs,
PECANS, and PALM-NIIs; 10 bags CO.
COANITS: 10 casks MEM CtkRANTs;
2 casks NEW TURKISH PRU<ES;
10 Kegs FRENCH PRINES:
so boxes NEW NUSCATEL RAiSiNS:
) boxes SiIELLfD ALMONDS;
500 boxes LAYER EIGS-assOrted:
100 buckets and hllf-barrcis A 4 NOR *
MINCE-MEAT 900 buckets PRESEENES
and FRUir BUFFERS; ...,
1900 eases CANNED PEACHES, TOMATOES.
CORN, PEAS, sc. 20 crates CRANBfh-
RlES: % boxes MFSSlNA ana hALAbA
LEMONS; FIREWORKS, &C., &C.;
together With large stock ~ Fancy 1rocefies an1
COnfectlonerics suitable for thrstmas fof saie ~
GODDfN TKlBBETT,
Thirteenth street between Main and cary
do l-DnlAM
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EIonr.

Flour-Wc quote: Fine, S4.50Gs5: extra. $40
1928: superfnc. s6.25d~G.5G: common family.
f7.s50s7.50; choice family, SS@S9.
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We continue to offer

We continue to offer
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
so pieces HALF-wooL MONTE CLOTHS at
60 pieces slDE-DAND ARMUREs at 12Xc.-
40 pieces iSlP0RTED FRENCH ALL-wOoL
ARMuRts AZ zoe. worth ACE;
80 pieces BRONZE IIALF-WOOL SERGES At
1Oc.:
10 piece. NAyY-DLuE ALL-wOOL DRESS
40 pieces FANCY TRiM,uNG STRIPES and
PLAIDs from 2jc. up.
WE MAKE A SPECIAL OFFERING OF
500 GROSS FANCY METAL DRESs-BUT-
TONS at lJc. per card OF two dozen. They are
worth pc. per dozen.
Julius MEYER & SONS.
de 17-tDe2j Col and 603 Broad street.
ZINE AND ARTISTIC CHINA
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Just received
BERLIN FIGURES.
DRESDEN ORNAMENTS,
VENETIAN VASES,
MNLACHITE COLOGNE SETS,
IiAYILAND'S DESSERT SETS.
LONDON SMOKED ICE-CREAM SETS,
PERSIAN TEA SERVICES,
FRENCH BRONZEs,
BRASS FIRE SETS,
BRIGHT STEEL FIRE SETS,
JAPANESE COAL VASES,
and host Of articles useful as well - ornamental
for Holiday Presents, which ! am offering at low
prices.
store open until O'Clock.
r. Il. TAYLOR,
de17 10ll Main street, opposite logt-oillcc.