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The daily gazette., 1882-02-16

And HIS REPORTED APPOINTMENT As
FosTHAsTER TURNS OUT TO BE
HOAX.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16

tlrsinS running only on Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14
Not Guilty.

COLUMBIA, :. e., December l3.-ln the
United STATES Circuit Court yesterday, in
the ease OF the United States against +. W.
IIorscy, supervisor OF State elections for
Charleston county. charged with violation
OF section jj22 OF the Revised Statutes Of
the United states. the jury, IN obedience
to Judge Bonds Instructions, rendered a
verdict of "not guilty. The Court thus
suslan> the decision OF Judge Hughes. OF
Virginia, that United states deputy mar
for the purpose OF preventing fraud or
suppressing violence. Under this decis-
ion the eases pending against supervisors
of other counties have been discontinued.
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THREE PINE BUILDINGS DESTROYED, INVOLv.
ING A LOSS or ABOUT s17,0O0-ARxoKr OF
TIE PESINsrLA GUARDS IN AsiEs-BtT
LITTLE INSURANCE.
Especial teIce ram to the Dispateh.I
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. December H.
This morning about O'Clock fire broke
out in Hampton, Va, In the store OF III. l..
schmetze & Co., on Queen street. Astrong
wind was blowing, and no fire-engine was
at hand.
THE FIRE
quickly destroyed this store and attacked
the building Of w. w. Roche, the upper
story OF which was used a an armory by
the Peninsula Guards, while down stairs
was occupied By J. VI. Burbank's tinware
store. The building was soon destroyed,
and the next building also. which was oc-
cupied by Roche - cigar and tobacco-store
and bar-room. The fire-engine from the
Normal School arrived ut this time and
commenced playing on the burning build
ings. But owing to the
SCARCITY OF WATER
could not do much. This store. together
with the tailoring establishment Of W. W.
Darden, were consumed, when general
conflagratiOn looked imminent. The fire
engine from the Soldiers Home arrived
and got to work, combining the fire TO the
buildings already burning.
TIE LOSSES
estimated are: ii. l.. Schmetze & Co., on
building and stock, sl0.000-insurance
about $1,000, in the Portsmouth Fire In
-urance Company, OF Portsmouth, Va; W.
W. Roche. two buildings and stock,
loss about SG,O00-iusurance about $4,000.
in the Globe Fire Insurance Company Of
London and Manhattan Insurance Com
pany Of NewYork; J. NJ. Burbank, tin
warc-no insurance; w. W. Darden. about
II .0O0-in.urance about 500.
THE RUINS
have not sufficiently cooled TO find ont II
anything wa. saved. A detachment from
the Peninsula Guard and Libbey Guard
are protecting property and keeping every
thing quiet.
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vor,y.seyepth Congress Second ees-
sion.
WASHINGTON. December 10, lsS2.
SENATE.


several mentions were presented lor an
;,,cro,.c nj pcnsions 10 Ono-armed and one
LEGGED soldiers, and relating 10 TAX u"
tobacco. ,...., io..,.o ,o,.
the Finance Committee 10 SIT turing INC
session OF the senate. ,.,. NJ.
Al the close OF the morning hour M
ID calIcd M his resolution for the III
'.N't;oatior of political assessments.
The Question being OH Mr.. Edmund,
IL, IN refer the resolution and supstl-
1n,'. ot,cred by Mr.. Hale TO the COMMITTEE
on the Judiciary, Mr. seek WIS 'o"''"' "
have the motion prevail.
Mr. DAVIS. Of West Virginia HAD no Oh
,o,,t;on Ia the proposed reference OF the
toeoI,,t;on. bui as II was possible tliat no
;'.,'os,i',,ton miyht be made, he TOOK TINS
,,,,o,t1rnjty 10 state that the Delnocfalio
sional committee OF when ne vas
,I'";,,n,n had not solicited or received any
n'tr;Irtions from either liquor-lradc iigu
On W irnnIovGs OF the Government. he
w 10 make this statement a. eihplla'-
LII n he could now and whenever NV
ora;nittee should Ice prepared 10 ihNoS"-
gate the mailer. r -. in debate the
- ,v that MIR. Davis probably hau no
",.nn On 100 OF the leyIes on the whlshe! :
h'io NV. nj brewers. and he thought Una, !"
,.erv Good way 20 dispose Oh III. p .,hor
.e.ol,itjon and substitute was 10 io''' '"0''
| 10 the Committee on JUDICIARY .ho IL,
Mr.. Davis said he had examine" ~, ~.
- contributions received Dy inc .o',.t, :,
,'e and knew that none OF tHe 1hS,.'1 or
ch9r@ed by Mr. Hale had been 'o''''''' V
/ oil
iog .r,.o rc.ontlon and the substitute were
III m "a the Judiciary Cominitlse,
r'i,n ,,ntion Of Mr.. Butler a rcsolu''oi,,
VII an,,,ed instructing the Secretar! W
W. W.. ~ inform the Senate OF the pIos,
war -, ~ YORK Of improving Charleston ',al,
"a o., -" whether the money appropI,a'." a 49,,
po' ON i now being expended 'n.'v' IN,
s.Ha, rate: and what balance p ,ooa'''
~ a;ns unexpendcd at the cNp''"'''' "
,he nresent fiscal year. pondleton bill
u. The consideration OF the Iena' .arns s
,vas resumed, and Mr.. ha"ic! ""'"
the senate. ,a,oents reported by tn
r,,i,tee ON Ciyil-Serylce hsioIhi NJ NJ,
oraed 10. The question was ,ird w nro
a55aar,s amendment offered yes'.i;" lhaI
,,;dino that competitive eXa'ni,i'' ,'h;o.,s
i W. FAR as possible upon such suosI' cdr
W " aon ~ in good commoI-senoo' IL, u"a
are eli''' I after some discussion MI. i'o'
c ationa. ,h,s amendment In favor o. ~
waissdd nv W., Mr. Logan providing that !, exam AL
oms shall be practical IN tne,r o w.;
ter. and shall relate to nlallci' .rd cspacit
fairly test the relative n'ne7' 49,"
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western Union Telegraph, Company.

NEW YORK, December l3.-At regular
meeting Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company the usual quarterly dividend OF
Is per cent. was declared, payable on the
18th January next. Deducting the amount
required for the payment OF the dividend.
a surplus OF $3,49O,4l7 i left. The net
revenues for the quarter ending December
3lst, based upon the nearly completed re-
turns for October. partial returns for Mo-
yember. and estimating business Tor De
cember, will he about 2,l50,000.
The resignation OF George i. Baker a.
director was received and accepted. and
:. Lowber Welsh, OF Philadelphia. elected
10 .uccced him.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
70 THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINT.

"e"er"' Washington Mass~r.-ye.,.r,.v..
""Sr'ss'o"" ProcccdinEs--Thc Dlur,c,.
''-'o'nmbia 81 rshaiship-A C,,ehr.,sa
A'es~"an D,ing-western Union
'e'esraH' Company-Death OF a pro,u,.
"e"' Haptfs' Minister Hishwaymep N,
"o'N !" New Mexieo-The Impending
."anses In the British Minis,ry-Afrair.
y" ireiand-The Alliance Between au,,,.
a"" "'r"a"y-other Interesting Foreign
Events.
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The impending British Cabinet
Changes.

LoNpoN. December l3.-Thc Times says.
from the point OF view OF administrative
efficiency. the impending changes in the
Cabinet give general satisfaction.
The Times thi, morning. on the occa-
sion OF the Gitieth anniversary Of Mr..
Glad,tone's entrance into public life, prints
a retrospect, covering six columns, Of hl'
career. Many political associations have
felcitatcd Mr.. Gladstone, and nearly ail
the London papers and the greater portion
of the provincial press devote leaders To-
the subject Of n recount OF the Influence Of
Mr.. Gladstone during the last hall cen
fury.
The Times ,ay, Lord Derby has accept
cd the secrotaryship for India.
Thi, afternoons PoN UdH gazette says
the announcements OF changes m The
ministry are premature.
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.,,,, ,v.,,o.Germun Alliance.

IovpoN. December l3.-Ihc toloSHV
c1gettc STATES on what it says is good all-
thority that the Au-tro-oeflilah elIlahc''
,i'I,;rh MA, originally concluded for pc
r;nd q, five wears, and which expires on
ocfoher IL. isSi, VIII be prolonged. BE-
causc il has already proved Of great advan-
,",,o'o and furnishes a strong guarantee Tor
,he maintenance Of peace.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. December No0a.-stocks active
and generally strong. .ioney. 6 per cent. tx-
crange-Long. 4s0s. short isfk. state bonds
neglected. Governments Irregular.
Share specuations .pcncd IRE uar. hut i'm the
main a. a fractional improy ement over yester-
days closing quotations. The market during the
first hour was strong. active and sold up ia L.
Beaver and Rio Granieg Northwest. Western
Union, aud Louisville and Nashville being the
most prominent In the advance. There was then
4 reaction Of i.G'i. lei by -. Paul but the market
again became strong and recorded an advance Of
sm2, In which Omaha preferred and common.
New Jersey Central. Canada southern. and ~.
Paul were the leading features. shortly after
midday the general list fell of Sai, the latter the
unlhas: but subsequently,. being fayorably iniu-
enceh by a decision in regard ~ the freight rate.
In the Northwest. the market became buoyant.
and about LAO O'Clock an advance took place.
To- ~ Omaha Preferred. when sold up 3. Alton
wanna and Western l's. Canada southern II. and
u. Paul ~. were also prominent IN the advance.
In the late trade realizing sales caused decline Of
In Omaha common, ~ IN preferred. y In Lou-
isylle and Nashville, and hsi1 In the remainder
OF the list; but In the final dealings a recovery of
hdlls was recorded. and tho market closed strong
AZ an adv snce on the days transactions Of htf3H.
the Granger railroads and Lake Erie AID Western
being the most prominent therein. Richmond and
West Point IL an except. n. closing lower than
Yesterday. Transactions aggregated $4,000
share.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December l3.-Nlrsnnia e., con-
-s,lid1fcl. 90. Rid
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Ex.Congressmau Potter Dying.

MILWAUKEE, December 13.-JOhn F. POt-
ter. the celebrated representative in Con-
gres, who. in 1860, being challenged by
Roger \. Pryor. named bowic-kniycs rs
the weapons and a locked room as the
place OF battle. Il dying at Mukwanago.
Wis, in a poor FARMHOUSE
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Uighwaymcn i'm New Mexico.

Las VEGAS, y. NJ, December Bon
Monday night a wealthy Mexican named
Pa,cual Sena. while en- route 10 his home
from this place, was shot and killed 10y
highwaymen.
The stage ca route to Clifton, Grant
county, was stopped on Monday and rob-
bed by rOad-agent>. Two Chinese pas>en-
cor. were killed
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cPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
roR rliE HOLIDAYS.

FOR gliE HOLIDAYS.
sxIo FRiMEs, with Cord, Mat. aud N''''' d!
2J. 30. 7Jc., and -;
24a3o FRAMED ClRoNo~. Win Cord .n'
Nail-, a, 90c.;
over 100 style- CABINET FRAMES from Ice
upWard-pricea lower inan e'eFi
assortment Il COPIES or sTEEL fNGRA-
WINGS GRAINED, at $3.50 each With cora
and Nails;
,c,.to,, r srEFf. ENGRAyIs"s 10 Do sold
v,r, low. suitable forholiiay presmi-i
c,un and NAILS GIVEN AWAY with n
france;
~ WORTH OF CHRISTMAS 'AitD- lot oo'''
CORSICE~ IN every style at 10" hgh'e''
oiI.-PAINTiNGs. T. Nc r Az NJ ;, HIND
PAINTED PLAQUE, ALB Us hA-rL-
large and small, at
40 T.. LEWls'-, 9l2 Man street
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rS,e Madrid Fire.

MADRID, December l3.-Eight thousand
vohrmcs were destroyed by yesterdays
fire. The loss Of some Of them is IRENE IRENE,
diah i as they were In original manu-,
en,,nt The dispatches burned included
several from the Duke Of Wellington when
he wa. commander OF the allied armies IN
I
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HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY
GOODS.

consisting, IN part, of PIANOS. Nt.ORntON-,
ORGANS. BANJOS. NlOLlNs. DRUMS. & IL
TARS. FlfES. FLUTES. HARMONIC ~. MI
SIC-BONE~. t'SlC fOLlOS. HANDSOMELY
BOUND VOLl MIS- OF VOCAL AsD lN-rkU-
MEN tAL MUSIC. FINE LINE or BON-PA-
PERS. WORK-BOXFS, WRlTING-DESkS. Al b
IOGRhPH Al BUNS. PHOTOGRAPH Al
BUNS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ELE1ANf A.
rORIMtNr OF PiCrukE-EOOkS for small
children and grown fois,l, GLONE-BnN ES,
DKERCIlEF-BONE% DO VI ! q : q.
GAMES. Et'iLDING-BLOCkS. SrEREoS'u-
PIC VIEWS, &c. Christmas No. ot LONDON
NEWS. Christmas NJ. os LONDON GRAPHIC.
Chri-tuifs No.0f NEW Nolih GRAPHIC, III Mr.
PER'S CHRISTMAS the hlndsOmc-t Illustrated
paper ever published I'm America. and very large
stock of miscellaneous good too numerous Ia mem
lion.
Sole agency for tho McTAMMANi ORGAN
ETTE~ aud MELOPEANS.
Everything sold &C lowest pDs-iblc price,.
de l4-1Ot Z. r. JOHNSTON.
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, s,,,,,u.s Jvon.CIad Carriage.

I.oNpoN. December ia dispatch ~
The Central Ne,cS from tohstntin"pie
SAYS: The Sultan las had huilt l1I NJ us5
nm armored carriage. IL Is pu'ie'- MI"
,,rouadc-DrOOf.
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,,ot,,cr Conviction In Ireirnd.

DUBLIN, December 13.-M The Don s
,,o,,ebt is,ize. Yesterday farmer named
K;Imartju. residing on one OF the Arrar
ND Md was convicted Of grieyously wound
Inc :, hail;fT. AMI sentenced by Judge Law
.nn 4, pcual SerNitude for lie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14

WHEAT.-White. go bushels common 1t Sl.OG.
Red. 3j2 bushels common - good Lancaster nj
l.Oi 10 fl.lO; 800 bushels mXcd-Dn private
terms: $40 bushels miXen az Sl.u2 to ~ .Os. 500
bushels common io good FultK at 97c. 10 Sl.05.
CORN-Whiie. V92 bushels good 10 prime new
at 81 10 DE. Mixed. 10 bushels prime new az
soc.
,IATS.-l4 bnshcl. prime spring at f1c
CoTTOS.--TOne quiet ana easier Receipts. lbs
bales: shipments, ll3 bales. Quotations. MIDI
ding. 9isc.: low miGdiing. . -.
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patrick Higgins Found Guilty.

DrslIS. December l3.-Patrlck higgins
was to-day found guilty Of participation IN
,he murder OF the two lIuddys at Lougii
Mask. and sentenced to be hahseu "eA'
month.
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fBy Aseociltcd Prc-s.I
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, December 13.-The nomi-
nation OF Clayton MacMichael to be Mar
Shall 81 the District OF ColumbiAwas briefly
discussed by the Senate Judiciary Commit
Ice to-day, and the chairman was author
lied to report resolution to the Senate
in executive session, calling upon the IRE
.ident Tor statement Of the causes Tor
which Marshal Henry was removed.
Nine Jurors were secured III the STAR
ronte case 10 day. making ten in all:
seaman Noras was examined before me
J.onnettc Board TO-DAY. lie repeated " hat
had been previously testified TO, and said
whcn Jackson aud Lawson visited the
Mace where the bodies were buried the
groyc wa opened and Lawson made a
Sketch Of the tomb and bodies.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,

WEDNEsDAY, D~cehber IS. 1857.
sALEs-FmsT BoARD.-l.OOO Columbia and
GreenvIlie second s. at 73.
SECOND BoARD.-2.O00 Virginia and Tennes-
see third s's nj 124h: 1000 Richmond and Dam
VILE gold S. at %: share Richmond aud DAN
willie Railroad fB. b. at So
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,oonS FOR THE HOLIDAYS:

GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
VI MALAGA GRAPES, figs; ,,,., -,
PINEAPPLE EDAM. YOUNG AarEl'N' an"
PRiME CUTTING CHEESE;
uINrE-NEAT. PRESERVED OiNhhn;,
STRAINED HONEY, sARAIOGA CHR
MMrw yoRK and yIRSINiA ButKMslEAIt.
RAisINs. CIIRON. CGRRAN1s, OELA1t>b'
IRASBFRRIES and yENl-nNi,
NuTs, ORANHEs, and LEMoSS2A rsx~ps,s
..,s t37 cast Broad street.
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PoRr OF RICHMOND, DrcENEFn 49, 1852.

ARRIVED.
.,hoouer Marx p. An.deu, New York RIA Pull
,deiphia. i.on. 1r,degar Company.
SAILED.
s,,,mcr Ariel, GiGord. Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers /. y. Iatum
lrb"oucr Ella B1rne-. Rec, Bayonuc' y. J''
raves. Chesapeake and OHIO Railway Company
vessel. Curtis Parker. Il. ~,
schooner Hop, Fisher. Norfois' Phosphate
CurtI- s Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEW, DE-. - iee2'
fBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
STEAMER Luray, schermerhorn, Norfolk, mer-
cb,ndIss and passenger. the-aledbc ana ohl"
eailwsy Company land saiic,i % reinrnl'
steiner Northampton. McCarrlck. Nori9lk
,nercLandi.c and pas, ger. CHESAPEAKE anu o1i'
peilway company land sailed on returul.
steiner Aceomac. DeiS. nlerchandise anh 30
s,-nyers ~mithheld. Chesapeake ana ONO hAlHa,
Company land sailed on reiainl: a, han.
steamer Pamilco, Bourne. Norfolk ha'IShah
die and passengers land sailed on re,urn-
SAILED.
steamship oakyillc, Coon, Bremen ir""
Charleston, having taken fuel-coal.
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lour.

Flour-We quote: Fine t36s3.25: super
mon family, sJG $J.25 Patent FAMILY. f6MS6.7j.
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CAPTAIN f. Guy, Manchester, Va Says :
:. we find Browns Iron Bitters an 'Noef-
lent preventive OF chiils and fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14

Mr. \. II. Chalmers, Richmond, Va
80 .Rrown's Iron Bitters did me
s '',eot deal of GOOD in general debility"
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
We offer Tor sale the largest aud most ss.s 81
as-or,.nent Of BOOKS, sTArioNEkkai sss ever
- "a p n, ID. e,ty- CIiRIsIM As-CAkDc Ia end
CIV Sara,y; pITsu BoXts and Rags, pEsSs ~.
Ixc-CAsEs, WoRk-BOXLs and bAsenEsty
iNKsT ANDs. PAPER.WEiGiIs;; S s,k NM.
Woeil. and MAPLE DISKS, Toll.EJ.CASEss
rrcyCsKifr-BoOKa, &c. WEST, JohNsISrSo
90, oil Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14

,y.. Ida Upton, Petersburg Va" say :;
:. Rroyn's Iron Bitters i the best medicine
| ever used for general debility and weak
moss
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~ oe Rex. Elias Dods0n.

WLulNcroS. n. C., December ia;-he''
Elias podson, prominent Baptist minis i'
Ter. died here to-day; aged se'eh'y-n'e
wears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14

A., IT. u. Hammer. Gordonsyil'e, va,
s.vs. at consider Browns Iron Bitters
an excellent medicine"
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GENUINE ENGLISH CHATTERBoX

atG0 and Use. ,l5c. more by NALL
We offer the largest and most varied as-ortmen
OF BOOKS. suited to all ages. Five hundred bril-
lantlv illustrated, and printed from large type.
Price from cent up.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
de- q-dSw 1902 NGn street.
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4 GAIN AHEAD.
We Away manage 10 BE- ahead Of other cstab-
H.hments, and may iely cail ourselves
Tile IENnERs OF CLOSE pRICfS.

A
We Away manage To De- ahead OF other csiab-
Ii-hment-, and may s'fely cat ourselves
THE LEADERS OF CLOSE PRICES.
Every LADY f. fully aware that goods are offered
al cl0sing-out prices IN fhe months ~ January
and Febrryi "a. Mat 1n ,h, Are e9fsp r f rom
The usual custom amt OTTER at this present time.
when an are bu' ing for the holidays, oar tNIlltt
-TDCk al such prices "a viii De appreciated by
CHilDREN's TRIMMED HATS, formerly $3.50,
FTR.BENVEE HATS. formerly $3.50, now 81:
Finest quality FELT. formerly $3.50, now %
CUiLDREN'S PLUSH, VELVET, and 'L0l ~
CApS-all ~ reduced prizes.
OSTRICH and FANCY FEATHERS 1t price 10
coRsNoE BOUQUETS, Tor evening wear-a
FUR PTRiSiSIiNG in Black and Gray from -
rrk CARES and COLLARS, lined and mnlined
CiIII.DREN'S CROCHETED SAcQuEs, GAPS,
IEGGINS. and MIrTENS IN @'iits Ia match.
DOLLS. DOLL..-Eyery child can BE- supplied
''''" 'NLBTMS, FANCY BOXES.
PLUSH TipIEs.
SILK IANDkERCHlEFs,
PLUSH BAGS and roc hET-bOph~:
in iaci. many more art,ee- appropriate for the
holidays too numerous To \ m ,i.l,W;v 90
4l3 east Broad, bet. Fourth and tifth street,
d. i3-it Ilichmond. Va.
NOR CHRISTMAS GOODS 60 10
r.. u. FRENCIrS.
No. 1903 MnN sTREEr.
| / nav, q hrgc and complete stock at CHRIST
MAS CARDS M bottom prlcc-; ..
/ AUTOGRAPHS. PHDIOGkAl'H-i ana tAhD-
ALBIf NJ. In leather add plush;
/ full stock of BON-PAPER from Dc. - -.
/ HYMN AIS and PR As ER-BOokS. BIBLE:
J POCkET-HOOk~ WRIlING-DtSkr.
/ WORK ROXES CHrCkER-BoARDs.
/ DOMlNOEs, GAMES tucw aud ol4l neon.
An OF the RED LINE, GlLI-tDGb f"tlr'
/ ANDfR~ON's FAIRY TAILS,
/ WOODS NATURAL iIIoIORl-
] and any quantity Of tlFi -HD'hN.
! CUILUltEN'~ BOOKS from le. toS3'
! CHAT TEEBON from lOe. ny.
can and -e'. for yourself II You N,-h 10 80, ave
! money. " 49,
/ I'O THE TRADE.
FANCY DOOR and TOiLEl-IArt-'
POWDFR-rUFFs. PUFF-BONE-,
/ TOILEr-BOTTLE~,
CTr-GLAS- and BOliENlAS WAVE
audannn 'incorFANCI aud TOILET ARTICLE
uaialv -oid in tie drugstore. for 81. 10 lowest
PURCELL, LADD a co,
Wholesale Druy2i-ts.
L.10 l2f6 Main -ircri
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Dr.L. 4. slater, New Kent Courthouse,
Va. says: ~ use Browns Iron Bitters
in nv family ana RECOMMEND II IN my
prgcfirp'
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
-RIcHuOSD. December -. 1852.
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-White. I.7jO bushels. Red, $50
bushels. Rc-eNhlb,ted, LOO bushels.
CORN.-N hitc. I.O9S bushels. Mixed 10 bush
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, December I3.-C0itOn-Net ne.
ceipt-. l,oSl bales; gross receipts, 9-s4s bal,s'
her siO3sM 5000: January. slO431 Sl0il;
Febri,ary. 80 March, SIO.67mS l0.1s; April
sIO.sOdslOsf; May >lO.y2@ -lu93; june
.il.O5Msl1.O6; July. tlIl69sll.l7; August,
- L.
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ONERCOATs,


HOLipAf oNE"''Ni''
HOLIDAY oVtRCoAIs'
T.. II. SPENCE & son.
= H. sfhNCH q SoN'
HOLIDAY SUITS.
HOLIDAY SUITS.
n sprxcu sox
SPENCE & son.
u.,,n,, .u,pre
,,,,.,.. ,,,p.rc
rn spr.op soS
,,,,,n,v sc,prs
uor,n,> scARFs.
E.B. sPENCn a son.
HOLIDAY HANDkERCHIfFs,
HOLIDAY uANpKERcIhEFs,
E.'B. SPENCE . son.
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS,
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS,
,. u. SPENCE Son.
L u. SPENCE soS'
HOLIDAY GLOVES
T. II. sPENoh q Son
+. u. SPENCE BON.
HOLIDAY nALF-Iiost'
Hoi'pN' "NH'-'''''"
.crc,r ,rrp,cr,oNs
ro, IN,
HOLIDAYS.
clIiLpRENa 'LoIhiSo
~ VERY "EiAlLf khpo'iO f"i'"'
SMALL STOCK OF NICE AND DESIRABLE
GOODS 10 BE SOLD AT GREAT
..gpfET.F
CALI At 9O3 MAIN NIktEr AMI
..,,,,,,. .,,rr,
,,,r.tt,Sr TNGLoRs AND CLOfHf6Hr,
qO3 MATS sTRrIr
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'roYsi Toys Toys !

JOHN DOES
l,a- received fr1m tie importer aud manniac-
t"r.r- the largest sock Of TOY MD FANCY
GoOIg- he ever exhibited before. lie cnnmrriI',,-
a f,w: I 900 DOLLS Of every description ivb-
nf.-kS. oCIPEDES, BICYCLES, and every
tbiuy -. Won can think ofin regular tny-st"r"
TIc ladies' are delighted 40 The beautiful go"H-'
my -.tv A. l. charming u iock 40 them -.
Everybody respectfully inYiiei 10 eai, =. -
and 7 3 east Main street. Dc J-'Ndi'''V
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

STEVENS has
SILVER WARE.
STEVENS shows
BiS GOODS.
STEVENS hasa
magnificent line
of ALBUMS.
STEVENS -cll>
BRUSH SETS
SrEV EMS ellis
" kirfNG-
DESKS.
Does STEVENS
cell DOi.lsy
Wen, | should
SAY HE DID.
STEVENS se'l-
' ASEs,
STEVENS s.lls
COLOGNE. SETS
STEVENS
"takcs the cake "
unstead Of teal
In CUPS ana
sAUCtR>.
STEVENS ha-
the biggest stock
of TOYS
In thu city.
STEVENS r.
grets ihattilc Dis
patch can't spare
the entire first
page
~ud Tor .
CATALOGUE;
mailed free.
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Physicians for a long time have oon'e''0' INV
IRON VS. a,-ou,ely necessary, but the uou''o ''''
been ts, II seemed impossible TO prepare u ~
t.as II would have ~ injurious en"'''' '''''"
ne, a,.eoye,, was balled with delight o' "'
profession. ou,v b. le thrown aside Ia s'''''
lime A. = ,,,lur,. and II was not until 'ie o''"'
eIy Of Brown. Iron Bitters that iron ""' ~ i'N
psred c,s. u would readily and thorough! ".''A-
us,e With M. Mood. and would not olacAen '"'
,eetl. cane headache, constipation OF o'"'' wa
elects eau-ed by every other iron P''p''"''''
Browns Iron Dlilers Is made onS " ''>
CHEMICAL Company, Of Baltimore ''"'' ''''
tain. no .t,.key or other injurious 'i'''f''''"''
Yor sale ~ an respectable dealers ~ ''
elnes. Price. 81 bottle
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DooKs, STATIONERY, 81.
CHRISTMAS ATTN. LEoShRD>,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

DON'T FORGET rHE PLACE.
n. LEoSkkDS,
an No.. sos Main street.