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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-29
RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY. December 2S, 1851
Country Produce.

FRIDAY. December 2S, 1883.
Country Produce.
ApDIes. Choice eating, s3.50@4 Q barrel:
nrIinc. S3@S3.50: good TO iair, s<@s3.
BGeSifg t6Gk RSrk Tossed. $3.50 q 2.2i0 ibs.
Io R,,tter strictly prime. Csc: good TO prime,
20G22c.; poor To fair, 12@lSc. Market acu'e
io CG G,S Choice. s@1oc. q head and active;
moor stock. 4@6c. = head -, - oo,,,,-,,
20 Corn Neal: 65@6sc. per oushei Tor country
'G n.ies ~ Fs Apples fancy sliced, 5Ac. plain
choice. &c blackDerrics. 7kMec.; cherries, i3g
lac. r., acnes-Peeed, s 10 lOc; unpeeleu' 49
~ f,re E1iSIs: Hens 25c.; chickens. large 2o@
o5c.: other size. 12@l6c ,oa,a.
DreSscd POuLrB: Turkeys, fit, l3@I4c.
I6iSisUs: small, l2@13c.; large, Sg9c'
E0os. Fresh, zee. crates and barrels ,,,
FSafhers: Prime lIye-goose' QUO DC MINIMUM
|J F1ars,ed: s1.1O@sl.l5 2 bushel. La. ma
nm. Virginia Timothy. prime 10 choice' ~,
zee. clover-mixed, 9on ,, oo Sr,ee. yery anil.
I1rT. Country, 10h@ lie. -, s,e
Oral: Brownstuff SIS q ton; BRAN $40
"A ton: sHipstufT, t21@s22 q ton
b bato.oss Irish choice potatoes 90 barrel
other grades. 81 25@sl.7o' CHOICE q
oG sc:, small Sseng, Si4O@sl45 H. Seneca tree
OF tops 40Ca45c. = 10
Onions: 80 q barrel. nc. .,a sc,-ce.
Peanuts: 5c.ld9c. as 10 guAht!' anu so"'N''
Rue: 60G65c. y bushei'
S,tmdc: Prime. 81.
ShUcks. 60N65c.
Bdfed Strdi0 4Oaouc'
TgIiolc. Ease. q N. -, ore purry
iVooJ. Washed 33c.: unwashed, zoe. n ha,y
,vooi viii bring from 10 SC. q d. less ulah aoo''
rates. ., A..
Cement. Rosendale. Sl.4o9sl.oO g Oarre'
lanes River, sl.4OmSl.4o. ,.,. poch-
Lime: Agricultnrai. ga luc: q nuss Virgi.
land. sl.1O@s1.l5, according 10 PuAhu''' '"e
mp PlG ste; Lump, "a; ground So; calci"e'
| plaster, sl.75.
Tar. LARGE size. 81.
Drugs, Dycstutfs, Oils &c.
| dieohol: $3.50 2 gallon, =, c,r
Concentrated I've: s2.75@s3.oo 9 case OF i''
| dozen.
| CoDperds: &c.
cockineal: zoe. r D.
| Ertraef Of Loqioood: l6c'
! Indigo: 100000
| MGdder: lac. a,,,o asa1sr,
,norm At 80 whale, Toe: straits, o0@ooc,. Ia .
sspsdnr-cad iii. 5OaG0c.; lard. soc. sweet. go
Dozen. best dad, $3.50 castor, ' Lou g Rsn"nn
Virs,nia iubricating, l5@4Oc.; Kerosene ioc
! cash, a gallon.
Soda sal, iiGs2c., in kegs; English Soda oe'
Spirits Tirpen,ins: 4sc.
airy Goods.
Prfnts. Merrimaek, 6Hc.; Merrimsck Snirtins
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THE WHITE STAR LINER CELTIC NOT ARRIVED
AT HER DESTINATION NO ANXIETY FOR HER
SAFETY.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
New YORK, December 2S.-The New
York agent OF the White Star Line steam
ship Celtic, which left New YORK Deem
Der 18th for Liverpool and has not YET
reached Queenstown, says that the Vessei
was dine nj the latter port Mon lay MORN
ING. and that the probable cause OF her de-
tantion Is an accident TO her machinery.
He feels no anxiety as to her safety, as she
is staunch ship. Five years. ago she
broke down at sea and proceeded under
sail, reaching the speed Of thirteen knots,
but this rate cannot be expected now, as
the winds lately have been unfavorable Tor
east-bound vessels. lie further says thai
the Celtic may have picked up wreck ana
Is proceeding slowly with it in tow.
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CIaininc Nine Acres Of New York.

There is great deal Of interest ID Ma.
son county. W. Va, over the efforts no"
making by family named EDWARDS 70
establish their claim TO nine acres OF DUST
ness property IN New York city, inciuding
the Trinity church estate. They also eialin
several thousand acres on the HUDSON
river. Two prominent lawyers OF mason
county were retained as counsel ~ a meet
ing Of the family held at Clifton Weanes-
day. One OF the lawyers left for New j ork
immediately after the meeting. Iney N.
tend TO make fierce fight for what they
cali their own.
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Two Negroes Lynched I'm Alabama.
lBy tolegraphto the Dispalch.I

10y IUItETdIlIlVW IIlt DISDdItI'J
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, December ga
special from Brooksvile, Ala. says: Last
Saturday a quarrel occurred between Estin
Hope and negro named Pagan. in which
blows were struck by Hope. The negro
fled, pursued by his adversary, and was
Joined by his brother, while a white man
named Steele Joined Hope. The negro
who had been struck by Hope fired at his
pursuers. and wounded both OF them.
The two Fagans were arrested and lodged
in Jail. On Christmas night number OF
masked men took possession OF the iail
and shot and killed both negroes.
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Serioua CoastIng Accident.

by teleelaph 70 Inc DIspdIcH'I
MAHoYEY PLANE, Pa. December Is
While a coasting-sled containing three
bows and three girls was coming down a
steep incline it ran INTO team coming up.
Willie Hartzog, aged sixteen years, had a
leg and an arm broken; Harry Mayer had
a leg broken, Charles Gaycr's skull was
fractured, and Ella Smiths lee was broken.
The others were only slightly injured.
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Heavy Gale in Massachusetts.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I

IDY ICTCETdFH 70 UIV JI'TdVVII'J
PITTsFIELD. Mass, December 2S.-A
westerly gale has prevailed since mid
night. doing considerable damage to pro-
perry. Chimneys and trees are beng
leyeiled all over town, and number OF
people who ventured out have been lifted
from their feet and thrown down. A bust
ness block and the High-SchoOl building
have been unrooicd, and the former is in
danger OF losing its front wall.
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vnnM poRTrGAL AND SPAIN.

FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.
Gentlemen. Though not In the habit OF praising
patent medicines, which ior the most part are not
only useless but inJurious, have constantly used
Hop Bicrs for the past four years In cases OF indi-
geston. debility. fcebeness Of constitution and In
all diseases caused by poor or bud yeniiaiion want
of air and exercise, oyerwork. and want OF appe-
ti,e with the most perfect success.
am the first who introduced your Hop bit'ers
I'm Portugal and spain, where they are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BAROS DRfoNTE BELLA,
Profession ne Chemie RI dc Parmaeie, coiniora
University. Coimora Portugal.
[de 9Th ,sl.Tu&wlmJ
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Execution in Missouri.
h<tNtNehOs SO
Try fnlnrranh 10 the Disnafch.

I'D! W7VEIaIII 10 IIIC IJIsTIIIVH'J
NEVADA, Mo-, December 2S.-William
Fox was executed here to-day for the muir
der OF Tom Howard May Goth last. After
the black cap had been put on he shook
hands with the sheriff and deputies. Ten
thousand persons witnessed the execution,
which took place in natural amphltheatre
one and half miles from the business part
of the city,
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AnOxerdue steamship.

THE WHITE STAR LINER CELTIC NOT ARRIVED
AT HER DESTINATION ANXIETY FOR HER
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JTIIE 1877
sir.-liaytug suffered from extreme nervous de-
bffg fOr f0uF yCdrS, anC having tried all kinds Of
medicine aud change of scene and air without de-
irving any benefit whatever, vas persuaded by
friend Ia Try IlOT Bitters, aud the effect, am hap
by la say, was most marvellous. Under these cir-
cuInsiances feel 1t my duty 10 give this testimO-
Mai for the hcneht of Others, rs may say an now
entirely well. therefore can Justly and wita con-
hdoncc give personal testimony 20 any one wishing
10 call upoL me. \ ours truly, HENRY HALL.
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w.rr,s,e Fight with Horse.Thfcves.

BY tc1e2fHrn % tlV DIsPa'o"'! y,
CtucAGo, December ga special to the
.foairnal from Little Rock. Ark, says: A
terrible fight took place to-day between a
sheriti7s posse and gang OF horse-thieves'
in which several were killed and wounded.
The tiqbt Is reported TO have taken place
in the mountains IN the northwest portion
oi Arkansas. No details have yet been
received
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Buy b. II. Douglass & Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops for your children; tney are ,
harmless, pleasing to the taste. ana wa wa
= cure their colds. Public speakers anu
singers lind taein a srre remedy ior noalswa
kness. b. =. sud Trade-Mark on every
ydrop.
DIR. David Ward, one Of the pioneer Iuin y
bermen Of Michigan, II now the o"hc' "
fortune Of $4,000, 900.
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circumstances Sunk.

~ ItItRTdIII W 'IIt IIIoI''INI''I
YAzoo CITY, Mss. December 2S.-The
steamer Clara s., OF the Pool Line, struck
snag in Tcbua lake this morning and
sank in five minutes, with Il cargo OF l,00o
bales OF cotton and 500 sacks OF seed. NO
loss OF life is reported.
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-'--7------ '-s---
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, December q, 1888.
SALEs.-FIRsT BoARD.-2.O00 Atlanta and
Charlotte first rs at HOY: 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 23A, 10 do. at 23's; 1000 Petersburg
Railroad. Glass n, at 764.
SECOND BOhgD.--60 Virginia consol coupons,
new. at 40; go Virginia consol coupons. old, at
Boy: 30 shares Petersburg Railroad at 23k, 10
DO. at 23'.; 221 Virginia new 3's, fractions, at
h91. 12n do nj 70
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fBv telegraph 90 The DlspaIch'T
JERSEY CITY, n. j., December 2S.-The
bodies of a man and woman were found
under an overturned wagon-boX TINS
morning frozen to death. They were both
hard cases, and whiskey is supposed to be
responsible for their death. They were
not related.
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Sentenced for Contempt.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

bY ItICEItIIII 10 VIO T7''77VVI''I =
ALBANY, December 2S.-Frank II. Sber-
win. the former New York banker who
was recently arrested in Chicago and
brought here, was sentenced to-day TO the
penitentiary for two years and fined $500
for contempt of court in the State Cashier
Phelps defalcation case
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General Grant Better.
,rv ,o,cgranh 10 the Dispatch.

IIjv telegraph 70 INC DTsDdVVII'I
NEW YORK, December 2S.-General
Grant passed very comfortable night, and
was feeling in good spirits this morning.
He does not believe he has broken any
bones. The injury will keep him within
doors for several days.
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LabaI suits.


fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.j
Rosros. December PA special aus
match saws libel suits for Szo,0o0 damages
have been instituted against the Fail.hver
Herald by Alderman Hurley ana FAIRIES ,sas
Gillian for statements made by tnaI paper
IN connection with graveyard insurance
cases.
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rirc in south CaroIIna.

(By telegraph to the Dispatch.I
ORANGgBuaG, s. c., December 2S.-A fire
here this morning destroyed SIX stores anu
several other buildings. Loss, s4o,ooo )
insurance about So, 800.
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FROM REV. j. C. BoYCF. NJ. A.

OCTOBER 30, 1882.
Dear sirs,-I have lately finished my first bottle
Of Hop Bitters. After having for many years snf-
tered acuteiy from rheumatic govt tinhcri,edl,l
feel so much better. and can walk 50 much more
reey. should like to continue the uie of H.
write to ask how many bottles YOU Will let me have
for Z /. 10 that may always have some In stock.
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ninhfherIa In Maine.
[By telegraph - the Dispatch

TBy telegraph Inc DIsP1VcH'J
BippEPoRp, Me-, December 2S.-Dipb-
iberia is prevailing to an alarming extent
in the northern part OF kenebuckport.
Whole families have been stricken down
and many deaths have occurred.
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ALEXANDRIA PALACE

LONDON. Eng. April Z, 1882.
I find Hop Bitters u most wonderful medicA.
combination - healthful, blOOd-purifying, and
strengthening. eau from analysis rs well AS from
medical knowledge, highly recommend them AS
valuable family medicine.
BARBARA WALLACE GOTUARD.
Superintendent.
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NOrfOIk.s budget.

DEATH OF YOUNG PRUDEN-CBUsHED HIS
wIFE's SKULL.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, Va, December 2S.-A son OF
John l.. Pruden, OF Seaboard Depot. on
the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad, died
Yesterday from having been shot with q
rifle on Christmas-day.
Charles HAYDEN (colored) was lodged in
Noriolk-county Jail to-day for crushing his
wife's skull and breaking her arms while
on a drunken spree.
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We don't say anything that we don't
mean. Now, when we tell you that W. ID.
Blair q Co. have delicious Sherry at So
per gallon we mean what we say. Ask for
Topaz. Compare it with any 80 wine and
see which il the best
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NORWICH, Eng. June 20, 1882

10 me hop Bhters Company'
Genilemcu.-l Having suffered for many years
from bilious ess, accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache being greatly faugucd with
oyerwork and long hours 40 bu-iness.l | lost all
energy. strength. and appetite. was advised by a
friend In whom 1ad seen such beneficial effects To
try Hop Bitters, AID few bottles have quite alter
ed and restored ne 10 better health han ever. l
have also recommended II 20 other friends, and am
pleased 10 add with the like result Every claim
YOU IN Ike for II } can iully endorse. and recon-
mend IL as an incompatible tonic.
Yours faithfully, :. W. FIT.
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FROM OULD IRELAND.

DUBLIN, November -, 1889.
HOP Blners Company:
Gentlcmen,-You ma. ne interested 10 learn that
one of the most emiuent judges on tie Irish bench
"a customer Of minel highly approves Of your Hop
Bittors. having received great benefit from their
use. TT. HOLMES, Chemist.
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OFFICE CITY CoLLEcroE,l
RICHMOND. November 80, 1883
rVUIs OFFICE WILL BE oPEN
DAILY
between the hours Of o O'Clock \. VI. ana O'CLOCK
l.. NJ. from the
18TH TO THE 31sT DAY OF DkCENbEk
INCLUSIVE
for the purpose or receiving from all persons
TAXES DIE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
ANY person who shall fail TO pay said taxes
within the time 50 limited VIII be considered de-
unoueat. and will be CHARGED penalty OF per
cent. and interest 1t the rate OF per cent. per
,nnum. A.R. wOoDs0N, City Collector.
All daily papers please copy. &c l-tpeol
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AMERICAN BISHOPS AND FENIANIsM.
nv cable IN the DisDatch.I

lBy cable 10 the Dispatch.I
LONDON, December 2S.--A Rome DIS
patch TO the Exchange Telegraph Com
,,any states that the American bishops re.
inaining In Rome deny that any agreement
has been arrived ut by them concerning
the attitude OF the Catholic clergy OF TIE
United States towards Fenlanism. The
American bishops state that neither ut the
Propaganda conference nor at the vatican
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. December %, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. rs bushels. Mixed, lO2 BUSH
els. Red. 80 bushels. ,,., On ,,,.,,o,,
CORN.--Nhite, 60 busLeis' MlNeu' ~ oua"e'''
OATs.-234 bushels.
RYE.-l2 bushels.
PEAs-I4 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Ped 81 bushels very good shortbcrry atsl'O6 10
sl.07. ~ ,,..,. $500. mood % rrirno
~'6tTsVl34 bushels good winter at Acc.
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LoNpor. ENC. sentcmhor

LONDON. ENG, September |. 1852.
am pleased 10 testify to the goods effects Of YOUR
Hop Biters. Have been suffering a long time with
pair In the left side and across the ons. and
having tried number OF so-cacd remedies with
out any benefit, am CAD TO acknowledge The great
relief have obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES WATSON.
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L. :. CONSULATE, MANCHESTER. FvG..l
NoVamhar

November 8, 1882. I
Gcn,emen,-snce writing YOU OF the great beu-
eft had derived from taking Hop Bittcrs. gave
friend bottle who had been suffering much from
dyspepsia and sluggish liver, and the change was
marvellous: he appeared another being altogether.
He had tried several other remedies without any
beueht. I could name over a dozen other mracu-
lous cures. ARrHUI g. HALL,
Consular Clerk.
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COLCHESTER, Eng. August IA. sso

717' ~ - ''''' ''-''''' " " w To- fVo-s
Gontlcmen.-l was troubled with very bad form
of Indigestion for long time. and tried many
things IN vain until got some Hop Bittors. and on
taking was quite cured, ana remain 80 til this
time II Is now three months ago since was bad.
+. BELL.
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sa 5%a4S3.75: extra. S4.75mi4 30; 'a""- f"'f
s5'55; Patent FAMILY. s6GsG.25. Market very
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LONDON. ENG. February l, 1899.

T4UNDUN, ENtils FtUFNlFN I, TNNZ.
Gcnilemen.-For years | have been a sufferer
from kidnev complaint, and from using your Hop
Hitiers an entirely cured. and eau recommend
them 10 all suffering FROM such disease.
WILLIAM HARRIS.
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CHRISTMAS CHEERl

4 HKISIMAN NIIEEh
OLD MOUNTAIN RYE, R0HRERS CELf-
DRAFTED RYE, UlGGlNs'S PURE RYE,
PIXIES MAGNOLIA. SWEET ROSE, and
FRENCH aud AMERICAN BRANDlES;
HIPORTED and DOMESTIC GINS:
PORT. SHERRY. and CAFAWBA NlNEh,
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY;
NEW ENGLAND RUN; .
COX'S and CHALMERS's GELATlNE,
GREEN and BLACK TEA, soc. and 81 per
pound: ..,.,,,.
I.AtUAYRA and RIO COFFEES;
Choice Brands Of FAMILY FLOUR,
ITNADUI TREATED SUGARS of various grades
PURE APPLE VINEGAR;
FRESH OAT-MEAL. Sc. per pound;
SIFGAR-CURED BACON, and many other de-l-
rable goods at the "oid Reliable = = no OF
JOHN VI. HIGGINS,
1910 Franklin street,
two doors above old Market.
r.,.titebod 1SGo de u In
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C,uPIsTNAS PRESENTs.-WEsT.

" JOHNSTON & co., booksellers and dealers
I'm Fancy Goods. have for sale the tnest ana largest
stock of goods in their line ever offered Tor sale IN
tbis civ embracing Books I'm every deDartnent OF
iiter,iIre in cloth and fine bindings Plush Goods
RuSsia-L leather Gods. Wriiing-D Desks, Ladies
Work. Boxes. Gcntlemen's and Ladies' Toilet-sels
level Boxcs. Glove and llandkcrchief-Seis, La
dies Work-Baskets, Photograph and Autograph
Albums, in plush and other bindings: BOOKS tof
Tho Young and Christmas Cards In variety. de 10
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A FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED.

FEBRUARY o, 1882.
have tried experiments on myself aud others
with Hop BitterS, and can easily recommend them
a. a pleasant and eficaciou medicine. I have
found them specially useful i'm OF congestion
Of the kidneys, as well as In bilious derdngs-
ments. Rev. J. MfLSER. ". n,
Rector 10 the Duke OF Edlnburg
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noOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED At the DISPATCH PRINTING
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nuuArKHE, December 2s.-Flour dun and an
unchanged. Wheat weak; No. 2 hard. sI'V4 :
sof.. cash, 95c.: January, 94ci Corn daI ia N0'
go Uork sl4 cash and January. Lard-Prime
steam. Ss.7j cash and January. Hogs steady al
s4S5@S5 80.
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1888. COMPLIMENT 1884.
DE La SAISON.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR's GIFTS.
DO not fail 10 call ut
Il. FERRAN DINI'S,
ARTIST IN
HUMAN-HAIR WORK
AND
LADIES HAIR-DRESSER,
Gl3 BROAD STREET.

lie has just received a large assortment Of all
kinds of FANCY IMPORTED GOODS suitable
or Chrstmas-Presents for ladies, gentlemen, and
children, such as
GOLD PLATED, GILT, and JET JEWELRY
new styles:
FINE SILVER TUCK-COMBS;
CELLUEOID and GENUINE IVORY HAIR
BRUSHES:
HAIR-ORNAMENTS, CPERA-FANS,
WORKED GLOVES. JEWELRY-, PERFUME
RY-. and DRESSING-B0XES;
WRITING-DESKS, &C.:
FRENCH and ENGLISH PERFUMERY:
FINE EXTRACTS, C0LOGNES, and sAVONS
from the celebrated houses Of Lubin. Con-
draw. and Pinand, of Paris which he offers 1T
the very lowest prices:
All kinds of HAIR GOODS ALWAYS on hand. and
HAIR JEWELRY made 10 "rder-such As
Chains, Rings. EARRING Pins. and Charms
clll Is respectfully solicited before purchasing
olsowhere DE- l6.9y
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COMPLETE STOCK OF FINE OLD
~ LIQUORS.

WHIsKRYs-AMER Wysor' .leminsr
Bumgardner, Gibson, Augusta COUNTY, nou. mha
odd Harmony, Cabinet, aud Monticello. lhese
are ali ola and fine goods. We also nave o'nci
grades nj cheaper prices . ~, - ,,.ss
RANDiES-lMPORTED: In wood or Rlass-
Martell, vintage OF 1870; iiennessy' ''h'ase "
1875. n,c,x- Az, ,,.,,,or,,, Vim
$50 ~ 1871: Ola Peach. made In 1878; oid
Anole. made In 1880; Old Blackberry; Ca,
"WiNES-tMPORTED Eayorita, nne sherry.
,t AZ ner gallon; Osborn lJerezl. good SHERRY"
sI.BO per gallon; Ligoro " ~ Tue hnesl I'M
norred III "a Port aud Madeira n. I..a,
'WINEs-DOMFsTlC: Cstawba, Tort, tnre,'
and fsue Wine made OF blaekberrcs ~ nrs.y ..
Price. of Meherrin- This VINE sooA H'' P''"'N
IMPoRTED sUNDRIEs; scotch wh''seS'
Holland Gin, French Fruits, sardines' cue, W..
viPCl<It UACoN: Large = ock OF oin VIZ
einia Hams, shoulders, and MlddlingS' Inc mans
are the best In the city, ooono
az '''' """~' ID. ANTELOTTi.
1911 east franklin street.
grocer and Liquor-peiiei.
,s,A-,Jal Established In ls4o.
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HOLIDAY G0ODs.


HHRIsTMAS AND HOLIDAY0
PRESENTS FOR BIG AND LITTLE, m
SUCH AS
RATTAN AND WOOD CHAIRS. ROCKERS
ANi1TABLEs
OF every conceive bile size and shape. have some
OF the finest WRITING-DESkS to be found In the
city. and show an entire new stock OF PaRLOR.
CHAMBER. and DINING-ROOM FURNITURE.
The KITCHEN not forgotten.
CHARLES q. JURGENS.
No. 3i7 east broad street.
&c 10 near corner Fourth street.
tHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
SPECIAL PRICES.
Grcae reduction in
BiSQUE AND DRESDEN FIQUREs.
just received.
100 100 100
PLUSH PLAQUES.
from SO TO So each. Come and see them. They
are BARGAINS.
Thousands OF other articles.
f.. b. TAYLOR. l0Il Main street.
Telephone No. 336. de 20
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II W. M0ESTA,
III EAST MAIN STREET,
desires 10 inform the public in general that he has
all the delicacies Of the season pertaining. TO
irst-class eonfectionery-viz.:
CANDIES, FRENCH and PLAIN, made Of the
purest ingredients;
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS:
CAKES Of all descriptions-PLAiN and OgNA-
MENTAL:
FRUIT CAKES a specially.
call Is solicited. de l2-t.Ta1
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PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS, DEC. 20, 1883.
lBy telegraph.
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, schermerhorn, Norfolk; ner,
ehanJiss and passengers, Chesapeake and oho
Railway Company land sailed on ret a,rn and ma.
..ucers smltbfeld, Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY
COMPANY land sailed on returnl. ~,-s.n
Steamer northampton, McCarrick. NOTCH nhi,
merchandise aud passengers, CHESAPEAKE anu onie
psi,wav comnany land sailed on returnl.
Steamship husterlitr British. Cowie. benze
for I,endon. with mahogany, put In fof eoai.
steamship North Britain !britishl, oiarA' dug
ton for savannah, ight' put III ior ooa''
SAILED.
steamship Antilles, Dcwdney, London from Be
lizc. having coaled. ,.. po.,o, .aai
Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway company
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MAINE iNrELLf1ENCE.

poRT OF RICHMOND, DEC. %, 1888.
SAILED.
s,oarer Wyanoke, Bulphers. New lork. mer.
s,iicd Cor Eorfolkl, merchandise, Old Dominion
steamship Company; o,.,,...,.ht. ,oor.har.
steamer Pioneer, Plitt. philadelphia, merchAn'
disc. j. ". McCarrick. agent
CLEARED FRoM WEST POINT.
nal, Ioh,pn Ludwig (Germanl, Felstedt, Liy-
erpool, Gotten.