____-___________________-------.CH*!WHOLE NUMBER. 10.435. RICHMOND, VA., WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10, 18*4. THREE CENTS PER COPY.

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I La. U .£» I"!CHM WRAra.

TnALHIUfB

SfEOIAL nnriuxi,

ONE or THE LARCH-T MAVITACTCHERS1IVB INaTSCcrTtONs to

BKALrtrCL

r:.i>H coats. rLc^it newma

BVICB SHOWN

Tfctw food* mutt and are tn )»c (old without rv

ht -old w'lble If" wok-, attrh innaBtsxIremeCywu ai.it txrrnros.i. tbow sbc.i a tore* tad

Wt bar* made Usnjr* a'l

CLOTH AND

ard Kawspecial effort*.aad feeteoaSdeiif ilia! vonwber.' In

Mebivearrw mc.i*f Uichxc SAMPLE Wit Al's

cit i/e.Vt. Ill* IS *- Mrs.OllLiW:DOD RBR KEBD DR RS.D I) RRR KBD DR RRDDD R a caa

r v acev v r^V VvvV BBB LILL

A McTST IIEA t (IU I -fe K AT

KIO MAOX'fs.CASHttEBE C4LOVEB,LINEN HANDKERCHIEF!*,

and many useful -ph*!- *' prices

flttlBTtl THAt.HlxiElt BttOTWKBe*,

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OOO OO

.IOU EAST BR

Ht v, ..m.d hey yt.nr HOLIDAY OIFTsnnw.ru-pun has, r. I*-

We*.*'- your especial tit

iitl-it poplins, the most SaraMt aaa'MMe I.. f.-s-l; on t.|t"l.li.s teinlro'liiie'l thew- lovely

our prier f..r them '-.)(!> W liat mure up.sif-.or a son bl. in,.'ber, tli'.i Hil- I

I uri hu-, r '.eenie - fatly taltalBEACTIl CL sll.hs lu l-l c - and color*. See

ll f-t, INT BUBI At h X I I '. I s. a mm ph tc as-ort incut. See

yirds.A CLOAK ta B n-i fill artie I, md ti" lady "' idn'tl

upw I

e xl.ii ol LESSES arc very popular present*, eshex at 4.

BIVI 1 IffJL DRU-- PLA

phi -i M- ros i.i v 111 .!. \.

a nie. BATTS BC xt:f Saras*.\ f IM \ lix* DlxllK llll.r, willi a col-

. e, d border, for 18.r.-I SPIN DI li- --"> l" 7>.-i -. K-. l t.i I 1--|T t VI-BI I P'S-. Col I.AH-IMTTON-. te.Il M -i Xl: I'aBTs-PA iTl.l.N- sud MU'-

1NCS.

tir-i'-ci. ls* rill* »1 -t* Uti *ot"K DL-V cool)-.MINC1-. Our force ha- lusn Inrr

always, lit

RRFFDEN. TM LEY A CU.,

¦t-S, TY O L FE-~! TOOL E¦BS8 T OOO LULL KEB

BBB BBB OO TITI fl ll FEB CHR KRSBll HR ROO TH HE t R S^BBB RRR O O T HUH IK 1,'RR 3SBaB II ll BO Ov f ll ll K K Bk ,}...BRU B R OO tt H u 'I', K -~

DDD RHR Y TDM HR Y YD l> RRR YTD I) K R YDDD KU T

OOO OO Ol) I'DD KsSHHO OOOOnDDjJBSVC. O O O O D D "BS,0 ec O O O O D D KC.'-'. 00 OO DDD .-*:-.

TIIK TALK OF THE TOtt N I< THE COLOR-| Xl e l.OAlx .-ALU

now In pro^ren In our mainii",lh CLOAK DE¬PARTMENT. Oui sissi!'. ' I ,i',r. du ls er a.lcdwilli overSl(l.(i()0 wor'h af CLOAKS, mc I tl,BM--or 15.000 xs,.-th lu restive. There an .|iil. t

-tiles for old ladles Jaunty c.nfc,»I- -ii- ttl v.Hiie

cue*, cb rant di situs for middle-1.. I..: otp,iiiHAVl I.oCKs nnd NEW M xl;ixK I- for little

Stitt, There are CLOAKS am) WRAPS to -ult alllane* and putset. Irnin SSAS XX Vl.lx IM.-.I Xl li¬ll- ;., SSI I'l.lsll Si XX fl IBKBTS A ladyin UM United bc hard tn please who r ,11-1.1.., I lu

all tills vast ataortuirut just the vrliilc- wrap-hewants at just ibc price that sun* ber purse.

I Cb's.

MIFFS al 11.25 BartaSS, MOSS'S Mil 7." Ba**I* ..l.'KY XII I)- " « I i rn SS, Fliti olLARS tl 75c. tt nh tl.Mi. Fl'lrcoi.-I.AIcs at Bl.ei.ftf, |!_.*!.?.'.. .voriiidoiiblt thcmoney

I-LI -iiivtii|l.5c> wrrihfe.10.allULAI K RAl'-e ¦))¦ i: I) VELVBT *1*2 50

-..¦th li;P.LAiK BMSBOWS ASTSAGBAfi,'Mll.SS-

mar.e.t el-r, thi dur f ol' a rh. u-c* at fi.', 0(sa uresl Icrttxlti:

BLACK SILK V Ft.VET at from ll per yuri up

CiiI.t'iLl.i) SILK lit -Matti :ColtiRHl hi;-ie ADM) VELVETS nt Sl.25

«,-rti. -.

Thel»r...i Xl L-I.IN'IN TO-TEL In Hit elly for-I I- OUC lust llif ll-e- Sit. f»r |H'

i.i N I I xi- \ - |, -, l|l I- u 'n,c;v iXil N S ALI -XlOi I. LLD SHH; !- Bl75r.

"Ch*- best COL'sIT In Ce rix¦ f.r 40c.wiu.l te.\

* I xx. ii il ld ACE DIXconxl atti.25;tl S I ll VII v- iil.nl E.- ..I all sindt;Eadie-- casiivhice c.lovesbi uoe.jwrni^ atrtn:A Bee BM "I e;l M LKMEN'.- Fl TtNisIIINO

SDODs. Ine'uditi. KECKWEAR. ll\M>KEBCUllfa, SI -1-KSDl i,'-. .Ir.XX r LUX.

An ALL Mi.K I.MHRtilDERED SI -PENDERlt ftllc, 14-lU'tftil tl.

l ixl n i td.LAH- Mire* for35c;ALLI INtN DI IO 1 iil.LAR-s.10c.;All-IINFN III M-Illi IUD HVNDKER-

CHIT*, Otaillenten'r Msw, white, 10',c, heisterf.,rvOc. ititi ht-etct f"r ibc.. beautiful ijualiCyr.sr soc:

ALI LINEN OF NTL EMEN'S HvNDKER-c UH-ls in wMu-and -..lr*. l.sje.;

WINDSOR SCARF*- In Nautitul coitus, hultable-nu'- ivy*. Sir.;

DI Di 'l 'I - lu wli.ie and colored satin ard mull:C.ENTI 1 vpn'- DBE-.- cLci\ )-. RIDlNei-aiiel

URI VIN!.-CLOY Es. XVORKINC-cl.oX 1.-,Ac

LACE (ILTAINS

froi* S>.60toS7 per pair: bed sela al 11.50 Co.7 tssr nair:

C ARKIacI. ItoBlSfn tn 76e.toS7.S0iHole -1 ttl AN KITS tVoio ll Ml |5;L-l e.- fi. to ."ne. n, SS;Ms! eel I - rr«m t4 6d lo 46;Oil.-i LOTH X! X lr-. 7.. ;CAlCPlfs. l.V. i*r yard.au entire aew ttock of

e AR FITS;

?I.ANKI1-rreim SI U-SIH;Ml - -ct elli- and NAPKINS!

NAPKINS lr..in 4t)c. per d"»en to til per tleien.

lils.. XIV- is | Xl,II.-' HANDKERCHIEFS.

A BEACTIH I M! Il lUMSTlTCHED COL-ORtD-tloL-DUHDH.xNDKEP.i HIKE,love¬ly patterns, al latte,;

Clret! Kietaius lu -ILK I! VNDKl RC IDEFS;AMII, HASDKFKi HIFF at S"e. wo: th 5 e.:I i'X l I X HIM*! Iii ll) D WH1TK HANDKER¬

CHIEFS fr.to lSlt to SOc.Yon caa utily »etau Mea of '.ht many baryalna

that wt sbave in -lore tty a pert nial ,,)._.n _t.on.

Lit* ia luoilu- column for otirtraat Te)Y*4-s. ri. .lt.. ul. SM Ll SBOT.SBa.

aolO-la-WAflltSll Hr.*d stneL Rlcbnioud, V*.;fl"-

/ II Ills'! M A.-C X I.I >-

ASP

SOI VE NI Lin.

At waa*, tltt Urttett ttock ot tbe mott -ril-tle-etisus can be foapd st

WEST. JOHN-TON A C O'S,Dil Matu stree*.

TntvoM the rrcwds of the appnsxcblna a**onit. tart) -i lc tl "ii i« a x ia' le. de 4

IJNKjUE C(»KLECT10N OF gEASOif-Ahl S .is

ta

Be mik a. bt-1 *ed rbaap. for out aad yow-*-;CHR|*TMAS.e *HDs. many new .tx),.; aL-II) xi-, lilsK-. WoKK-HoXl'.s. l'.ifKlll-BCKiVS. DWFS.-INC.e ASE-. PoltTFlil.Iois.aiid

*v FANCY AR! ICLFs wor'liy ol pie-n.;.n. A call lt aube 11 e.

RANDOLEH A BNcLI-ll.ao IO AAw 1 BUS Main *ti.*-t.

HOLIDAY OOOD«-.-D<Mi»tl)uy,loar Chi isla,a, prs-H ot udciI voa aa*'

of laney Artleient.tad -trading c'.tsu.¦Ila-- SKlMts.Tabltw.r-esjesiiitri lt |»- |. it.aae.cion with icsof

I'tbuyAyou iss-1-.

our bute ttewkof lane) Artlt i< ». Chair*, MBIwkK Utnaint aad stradlna (''..miri-. Ea.flstd-. Mirrors, KW-ul la BmMm*. Tables.. I's-Jtaiait,¦ lid n.any idher tiilrl*- li coaaaetioa wlU, o'., ofIB* Uiti»i aad losl stttsrtcM Hack of Pallor teni41raa._rr Min* lo Isa .en la tis* tte*. Y'-u ext.ave ataeer bl eatnil-l** tar -lort aita nota- 1Barrat PtRaa. ' E. oATBRleiHT A BOB, J

.is 7-fft l» IS aa4 IB (^varagf ttfitt, ai

Nmi.ll***- mtOnttr*,'.' t*s\f^- **^r s.*^/^s-rs.iS*s.r /

WRAPS:PLUSH WRAP*-,

IIROTHERrP

rOB THIS silk,

NORTH HAS.SENT TO THEM. WITH POSI-SM.I.. DBI Off THE MOSTf-T<)( KS OP

FRETS. AMD PUSH JACKETS

IN THIS (TTY.

¦rrve. Now,hear In -rind Hut the** goo.1t are tn

ha-plier*. We .rettie only house In th* city,varied itock of PM s|l GOOD!*.

dillons I-- our <torb or

MIK WRAPS,

ran Ik- more easily suited In onr ****** Mian rlse-U,r rliy.that are teing sold at one half their value.

ooo oo oo nnn .sa_fl O o 0 Q o o x>XSJ>a naaaa oo oo

THP. LOWES-T POSSIBLE PRICES.

KID GLOVESCASHMERE CLOVES,SILK lt VN Dh MK Hil P.'.

thal eau not bc undersold at

Filth and Rroail streeU.

,11 ssM*sk*»(s « X XMM MM A .OB.ll SS SSW m 444 XX MMMM AA *, ¦

ll* ** *;**s444. X X M M M AAA - ^uiBtastBaM fl " x xm m ma a's*.8

.AL L FEET Y 44TAALLRYY 44T 4 A L L KB YY AA 4T AAA Li R Y ._ 4 4,.T 4 AU.IJ LIXLEKK Y m 444**

,7sR8»¦S8S

DAD FTREET.

fore Hie assortment Is broken, and thc crowd olct mes so-:re tl.

rntlon to the following:

rem good. ss!,!, ty ins n Vb torla. according le latert rats. 'I In v con- 18 van!- io Un- pattern, andpropilate piesni aaa a husband make lilsWt giiiraulie iheui lo wear until Ute

>.<! ftiai sin liss gullen fii'l value.ur HLA( Iv sa.KSni -si, »1.2S,antl 11.50.RAHS al ei.nur MAI \ VELVET DRUMS-PATTERN. 10

r..r»7.'..Iioeiil bf vililunit one. Wc have them from tl.50tm,I'tsislly Iroiii Imlle.i (.. lin lr servants. These wet..niti Ike.II I i.tMioci. Dom 2(11<> lille.

I RI SKNTS ffOO ('HILDREN.

ROLLS nt all price*.ll till Hs.-jo.4'1. and!)3e.-.. ur l-auliful Hl-Ol K DOM.-.A nice lins d MR CAPES, COLLARS, nnd

Ml li- Hill il,.-i n af all nyes.V tl, i rm."i I of 'lui I at le.si tban the uvular

". HANDSOME Mi'PP for ll.

PAR! V GOODS, sol IONS, nnd DtlK.ss-TIIIM-iied. an-: DUH Pilli K- Al!E,as

la f] si.

5(19 EAST ItlOAll ST1IEET. tOT*OBAW

K.NS..V YOOOL KEB2 b Y Y O UL RB88H YY 0 L EBa 2 Y 0 OL KBSSS Y DOO LLLi KEE

BRR RRR OO TTTT II II KEB RKR HSS8 "'

S B R K O O T II II K K Rv B"'¦HI'- HRH o o ll Hil KR HRH * titi.

!t K R R o o T li H K R H A 2*KB B B OO lilli RRR ll B Ms*

LIST 00H II OO L ll ODD A Y YH ll O O I. Il D D AA Y Ylil ll fi o I, Il DI) AA YTli HOOL ll D D AAA Yll Ll o-i 1.1.1.1. II DUD AAY

OOO OO OO ODD KSS.o oo oo od d2O 0 OO OD D^SSafi nco oo od d. 2,.GOG OO 00 DOD aS88»

rrrr oo y yhs-l. 44 oooT O OT fr1 4 4 OOT O fi V V "SS.. AA 4 0T O O V B 2- 4 A- O O ..

T OO Y °88B. AAA* OOO .

VRlTlNO-IH-K-fr in 50c np to S2.80;Vi n:Iv BOXER from ..Ar. np lo fi;IANHKERI HIKK-lloXKs from 50e. up to

Si.So;.l.oX F-HoXI '.» -r,.. 50e. up lo 11.60:'ARI YPKRKlMERY-ll.iXKSfi'om 2Jc up lo

li;roiLET-c tn - tum *i aomfOiHF I I.-HOXL- from 5c. up lo 50c.','AMY HAIK-PIN Ho\l s;iii! HASH AL Td-;'AR I)- R F'f'Kl Vi Rm from 28c. to 80c.;.AINT-HOXI -, ffAMOT lld lsilOVSTAl'HF-ciTs, I I Pm and SAPCKRS,Asl- Mlbilol.-s.iov F LFi'HANTS,'ARLOR-PH.-. NOAH'S AllhS.I VII -lot K Fis. in MMINO-Tol'-,IAR.MoMi AS. Mt s!( AI, sl'lN.NTNO-TOPS-

plays tbrisp illfTrrcnt alis;ITPLK-JAi.'Ks. In atl sties;i"i i, -iiit-itle for Clirntinas-trees, tl per box,

containing 144 piece-;SK-sl vs!is, s, l.-Al'-HOOKS,"ll'iliK.i:\PH.ALHCMs,(OOO) OO) oVKHKDKAsEl. PHOTOURAP1I-

ALRI'.M-,t.-OCK F'H.l 'RES, CIGAR-) ASKS..in EET-MTBOORA ll iND-olasses.ins, BORRA TRI MC) I-

OW M.-II At Ks, WHIsp.HROOM HOLDKRS,it lotiHAPHALHCMS.lA-M.S. CH li HF-EAMI -,

I.A-sF IS, A lt ( lil.ot KS..lphaiiet rirsSLBA (i ;ar-sta!.DS,'Ol KFT-lKMiKs, NOTE-HOOKS.MY ACHOl'.Als, BRI -III.-,lAKNKRs. TOY SAD-IRONS,IAIIY.RATTLES. 0 Hl-T I.KS, 4e.;V VI' III s, ,11.WEI.RY -CASKETS,ION KY- II A N Ks, BTE A kt-1 Ni i IN KS.tAT( H-sAFEs, 1 OMI!-and BRUSH-CASES,OOl.-(Il EsTS.altuo.t an

ORPHAN ASYLUM.lie rliarlta'-le. Come and adopt a BARY (Doll),

xv hut ami li. veli DOLLAMALE aud FEMALE DOLLS,Ol.Daud YOI Ni. DOLLS.TALL nutt -MALL DOI.l.s.CKYlNG-DOI.Ls,BfaEEPlEO-DOLL,BtfR-1NG-DOM.S,TAI.KIM,-D'H -.

WAX-DOLL-,CHIXA-I Ol.l.v,Wt ODIN-DOLLS,PAPER DoM.s.WORST) d liiil.l.s-al! prices, all i|uallttfa,

¦ ll Mus;DliLL-H FADS-very rbeap;CLAPPINi.-DtH I.S.We are terelvlug lou of TOYS dilly. Now ls

le lime to buy. Avoid the rush. Take yourtKitce. Pri-eUlm lt all over the lind- throughoutbe North, '.hr fca-t, thc South, Die West-that

8YCLE BROTHERS'li Use place to buy

HOLIDAY GOODS.iiere you can make one dollar ito a* far ai two

ecorally goes. ( ouie sm*, rome all. to tbe bsn-inf bsrgaliu. ITOLR HHOTHERS,

Sit Hr. «*d street, Richmond, Va.noSO-bn,Wt»tlt

kT MAS (.OODS.

I uow have : n More U.e

LARGEST AMD PINE-T bTOCK Off GOODSii r .bun ii in Ibis liy.iouslsi.i.g td'

ll'Nl. \RIA.N. CORER!', FRANZ JOSEPHS,AND ROYAL DRESDEN GOODS,

KMBrlOIDEKMX'.I.A-S,AND ALL THE OTHER NOVELTIES IN

ffANCY GLASSWARF-te7 luU stat,

F. ic

FLOMIBTB- M I'l'l liv

PANCY STBAW HA SK EPS AND DE-slf.N.v lMMOinFI.LP.Fl, wblteaud all col-

r* { ('-ALIPOMBl A PAMPAS PLUMES, natural¦d colors*]; DH I FD (. KASSEN sud a rall r-t-kokoftptillc. for the holiday trade. Prices redueoU.

HENRY W. WOOD, Fterdrm.u.m S-21 corner Stxtb and Marshall atr***a.

[ADIr* ptB SALE, A TtVELVE-BOBEE-POWP.B PNolf.K in ta,rfeet 4*s4»r. Ann|7

ilttWfavaiffiiwknBsi-T-iH. etT-ll*-

IlOMrtAT CSttPS-//AA/V'/'.'V _.V-''-'VAr*^-rV-Ay-^.J^-«"

r»Ol'R(,UREAN, PRICE,

TEMPLE A CO-

ISS EAST BSOAD STREET.

S's fifer a few Umdy bl.Vi lo the C-B-S-BMba|cr:JAPANESB TRAYS. PIN-< CSHION*. DREB*-

!N(,-CA«EH. OLOVI- ind HANDKER¬CHIEF-BOXES. FEATHER FANS. GRIP-BACis. PORTE-MONNA1ES, PLCSH EM¬BROIDER! D CLOAKS, novelty lu LIQUflRSITH

POeK FT-BOOKS, a tnperb assortment, 25c to

.6.HAND-SATCHELS, 60c. lo |5, offering beal

velari.

HANDKERCHIEFS.

EMBROIDERED WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS.26c. to IS;

PLAIN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS,lStr-. toSIJlO;

COLOI.-FD-BORDERED FANCY HANDKER¬CHIEFS In cudlee* variety e,r ro I and eolor-Inf.

REAL LACE-.

DUCHESS LACES ta JILETS, TeiRsARDF.*.,COLLARS. COLLARETTES, tad HAND-KERCHIEFS, we are oSerlng *l fabulouslylow figure.. We bespeak tbe attention of allInn mp nt and f.t--idt.,u* buyers.

Many rare bartalns can Ik- found lu real handsomeSPANISH and E&CL'HIAL LACE STARESand Fie HCE*.

FAN'S

for RFC'FrTIONS, THEATRE, CHCRCH, or

EVENING fJBls-SSi toSlOaptoee.

TABLE- AND riANO-COVERS.

Oriheie peels. In .UTE and FANCY EMBROID¬ERED, a larre consignment ha* lieen put into

our hands. Toivotd (emilnt any hack, rarestvielue- may be bad. Cutt 11.25 tn 130.

s..met hint suitable fora holiday-gift.

GLOVES.

JERSEY. RFRLIN. KID. DE Sl'EDF. OAsT-'i.t,CAPE. LAMB-SKIN, FCC-LINED, «n alltrade* nnd price-;

CE.NTI-MI.Hl, DELOHMI', .lot'VIN, and otterstandard grade * of KID CiLux I -

Thc C KJxTK.MFKI ol.oVF, In all grade-*, lsstrictly ,,i.lined lo u*. Llae nil otlicr superioriinir lr«, Un Mle BBBM I* cl xe Iv imitate! l,y Irrc

siM.irMl.h .letters. Thc only GENUINE GLOVEShear thc full name-of

P. CENTF.MIRI A CIS. MILANO.

xYItAFPINOS

of all kinds mu»l move off now. PLUSH I'M-ltosst l> vei.vf.'i. OTTOMAS, B-fBBOfD-EIIH) C LOT ll. and ot ht -r in le-tir¦ sin' ..".ere 1at ott for many, and at great rrdoctlom forall.

CARBOLIC MOCTII-YY ASH.

PEARS' SOAP.

(elo7-lw|

cIABDOI 0 fl CO.

will display on

MONDAY

a Inrpe- number of

DBSIBABU GOODS

. iiifii.ii for tbe

BOUDATBt

ctiti-l-'.tiig in part of

ELECANT WeiKK-BASKMIS

TOILET-SETS,

LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,

PLUSH AND SEALSKIN CLOAKS

An immense spick of

GENTLEMEN'S SCARFS,

SILK A.v.i LINEN' HANDKEP.C il I Kid*,

BOYS' SCARFS In nriKAT VAUICTY,

io which they Invite thc attention af UH trtdc.

_Ide 7-cavll___T THE REVOLUTION I.V PRICES

or

TTTT OO Y YKSS,T O 0 Y Y 2^TOO Y_Y °SS3

"sUsS

CHKIS1MAS

ITT A NN N OOQY TF AANNN.OYYFT AA 1 ttl fl TYF AAA N NN 0 0 TV A A N NN (XX) Y

OtMl OO OO DDD irSS-O 00000 1)1)2°O O O O O D D °SSHo iio o o ti o ii D ¦ 5.OOO OO OO DDD °rr_".

.Some-time during Hilt week we "hall plBM Mtilt a mewl gltanllc lot or all kimi- of FANCY

UmCUtS fen Ihe holidays. The pundi*-- cou-

.iiiMif the t-nilre balance stock of a New Y'ork

.ncy-toodi lniportcr. This stock wat purcl-iaolry ut at 50c. on thc dollar, value-* to bc euume-

.alesd from the forexlxn bills.On accoiiiit of the Hine nee-eestxry for li- Ins',

arklng, eic, for such enormous flt of _..«..!., we

nay Bot he enabled to place tiltia BR salt- beforeIk- latter |i*rt of Hi* weet. Due notice will be

riven In thli p»i*r. So don't buy any of youraucy articles until you ace our good* and prices.

COHEN BROTHERS,dc 0-31 Fourth and Broad alsreet*.

Fi^TAHKISHED A. D. I860. XMAS.J lSf-4. S.0H0 gallon* WHISKEY. FRENCH

rn,I APPLE uHANDIKn, RPM. eiJN. PORT,iHEBMY, CATAWBA, CNIOBING-WIVF.s,HlMPACNE, CELATINE, RAISIN.-, CI'K-tAriTB. t ITHON. -lt,AR. xarloti* trade*:ri As.(OH FE, Fl OIT.'-bnlre brinda: BCC'K-Allt'AT. GRITS, ovTML Xl BACON, and.Alli), Ac For tale ty

JOHN M. IHCCilNs.de 1610 Franklin slrueU ne r Old Market.

SKAN1) OPENING OF DOLL!*. DOLL-BABIES. AND DOLL-' HIlXDs,

A THBDOUBLE BTOBE,

Nos. 713 AMD 715 bait Main htbbbt.

I have tblt aeaaon bought * lirtcr aad-.'.le. ..-elicit d slock from imtiuncr.. Hain-dt Lota at a bambi. Als... on Ptiolo-ra(ls-.l|l nins at 25 per cent below Imp-elT"-cs; 2 tnars Motto-Cap* and -saucer*, t" beold at 25c; 1 gimt* Varna! tail ana BaelI trier* tn Ire sold al tl ; .00 lloyi' Wag.Hu, Vo-oclpedem Bicycle-*, Mcrhai.leal Toy., 0tri*' Pm-sib rt. Toy*, aud useful Fancy Unod* off everyatc r! plI. at l,..ttoin prece-, at H.- old-.st -i,I-bea Toy-HoBse, No*. 71» aad 715 catt Malupeet. Tbe ladle* a .- ino-t roapestfally lo-l'odii call early aud often lo attach

_no SQ.SnAWaw

tfX 1 RA KINE LtFf OEIHGl.sIA HAMS ABO FERRIS* BEEF-

TONailTCS,te e~krittaas.

SIB MCCARTHY A U>T*£S,

FERTILE FORMOSA.PRIZE NtlW COVETED EYFRANCEAa aVlMBea ti tk* Berne* Ita rettie, fre-

Sacr*. aad Oaverataaai,iTatn bul (Fnranaa) Letta*-. |

If the Ficnch take anel eolonlz* Formo-aa, they will bave aitch a potteasioa a*the*little nowhere ebie in tbe world. It i* anHand of great pee.aii,|iitj,.10f developmentIt ls rleh In soi. nearly ill of lt. even toremote x allr>« and nish monnUin slope*.capable ot cultivation, and lt ha* a Mild.fqtMble climate thei ia not unhealthy mdi« mitable to grama ami fruin and othervecetable prof.tietiona nf fa- northern andmuthern li.titiiii. *. coal it known lo exl*tLei esmel there in Hie mountain* 1n sr.tlc|uiu.titlea, and lhere are tuppmed tn hr-ir;e deposit* ot mM, silver, and otherrn ne raia precious and ti-efnl, nwtitinr In-rellftrtriT elevelopment. Were it Oiled withEre n. h farmer* and ita full opacities teat¬ed, there I* no pmlic-tln? what nilghl no¬lie (loif with it. There lt ny e|ue«Mon thatHie French can hold lt If they tee Sc fornr nutt. r how we'l tbe Chine*** may beal le to de fend theraaelve* on htnel, theyhave no jiowcr ta retake territory whichhat been once taken from them.Formosa lies directly opj>o*i.c the south¬

ern | rovince* of China, from whl :h lt lsdivided by a channel pc-rbap* 130 mileswide at it* Bfee-Ml point an-l 80 mile*»t the narrowest.that 1*. tbe ttrali be¬tween Tam Sui incl neareat land In the FoKlin province. Ita nunn t-empT.turc 1*therefore tliat of tliese districts* of China,except that, being surrounded by th? sea,it i.« niticb moister, and it presents ancspect of tir.lver-.-tl irreennes*) when thewhole of the mainlund ii as brown a*California In a:;mmeer-tlme. Thc entirekarts nf the island be 210 mile*, and Itsextreme width 70. It form* a prettypiece of territory, far more saluhrteu*than Tonejuin or Cool)in China, an-l If nutDion- fertile, linville at ka«t tlie SdfMteaof Wing haettaUf bf European". TMChini'sc claim the merit of having di*cov-e re tl ir, so alto do the- Jansen, It xvouldle strange, considering lt* nearnc**. tua',the navigator* of ot'cor other of these peo¬ple should not have aee-n or visited it. Butil* first settlers were tbe Dutch, xvho. fromindia, Java, un 1 Siam, pushed ronnel intoIlse C lui,a nea* and reached here in 1034.Their occupation onlv continued a fewxe»rs, '.bough lt pei them time tn finishtwo fort.* of annie solidity, on- at Tain-Wan-Foo, the capital, and thc other sit Ta '.i-Sui.the-tatof the present trouble*.. It xvi*aleut the lime of the Tartar invasion, andthey were i»peedilv <ti-pos-e«*ed by thc pi¬rate sunder Koksinga, who infe-ted theseseas and rendered comment' impossible.

After the departure of the Dnteh and thcpartial stilijiigatlon of the pirates lix tienew Uyiia*iy. the Chine-sc beran lo emi¬grate from Hie neighboring Province of FoKien, partly of ibeir oxxn free xviii andpaitly at thc- aiippe-stion of, or to get a* fara* possible from, their Tartar mister-.Tlii-- immigration has been going on grad¬ually, till now the population af Chineseand half-breeds number* fmm o.OiKi.OCJO tot.(XW,bOO. Of late year* the Chinese au-thnrittes have been trying to accelerate lt.FtseardS arr puted iii Amnv. Sxvsttow, amiadjaerat rtlMgea, oiTringhied in the in¬terior to all xvho will cultivsite it. TW*Itiiui ls, i'f ciiui'si. on the- frontier and si*Jjeert ta or rn thc upper slopes of themountain*, still ot cupid hy lbs MYBgaitx hose- propirty lia* imt been pur-Vi-BBd who oliject to lieini' di-p is<iCsscil\\ bra tin- dt laded immigrant* arrive tin-,tin- fold where their BSepert] i* loci*and .treatedta re iee: t.ke it. ii is tbhthat BM e.iii-t tl HM tr mill- wita th" -tx-

nd lend to the high pre minni Ii«->pluee on Chinese beads. Si bi/lily sirlliet-e vallie '1 thal the x ir- I >ri*i,|>-i<-d e.. n-tiel to thc xvoi'hip of the aborigine-, siuiamorg tome tril'e* no fetas** brave is" til-hnxeel Io marry till he eta bring a* a pru >fnf his valor sit hast one: ht.ul or-kuli ix.ihpigtail att: tin il.

nu: ABO-BBSS*.Winn ttl ( liliie-e cetlie they fotm tl txxn

distinct people*-, theotrfe | et hip* not rae-e-s.inlial-itiiii: the l-.'aiul-f!,' l'tji-.i-xi'iin-"iitin- western feast ami the piatas ami fart*hill* lo tin- ia-t of them, anel Die- MlfSJRI\xi,i'-e' YirttStt tribe* eeeapled Iks satinmouiitait) range, from the extr. me north totbe extreme south, nnd I jrortion of it*.ixisimi ilopM UNI xalicxs. Tltt I'ti'-'i-Blim* istsil.v alliliutcd with tin- inv.nl, r*.

Tl.iy had In fun- Leen friendly with thisDutch, and la tb. "lax there are f<-uii.1aniline.1- them those who Bteiead, Wttb epa.side rab!.- pride, le a strain rt DuL-li lil'iosl.winn tbs PrateatsBl BthahMMriM camea fnv years ipi tlre-y found them (pit--.P) n i'eliiible, and now el tim :n my of tis Bas sincere coiiverts, Tln-y li ive iiit-rii u-

riecl xxith tin- I liine-e. p->rri illv adaptedthe ( hineas ctn M and habit*, anti so lettmuch cf their distin.-Hw character. Theyarc fsiimer* by occupation aril mild nndfri« nilly la MSPQBKmB. The BfBMea sir.

described a* larne and finely-funned BBdwearies s peeoHar bead dreea. Made bxbraiding red si I;, or worsted, xxith thebair sitid then 'niling it abetB tue head iu!oi arawa er coronet. Peartbf* 2 pei-cut.of the Chinese portion ol tm- imputationssre- Ki'|so-xv han*, anti lbs tWI ra.es ar- *n

closely allied in Interest a* lo render tl, .ii

lo all iblc-nt .md pSTBOS * OBI peopleScattered alon),' the- eastern frontier ol

thc ( liint -I- -ettienie lits are the llikk-i*.xx li<> rimy number S0.O0B. They lieiraii loemigrate freim Kwang Tun., the CBatoepiiniinc, und Kwaug rt, Jo-t west of lt. ata e-niuiiaiatively recent period. They atc a

ran of aborigines, who speak a dulcet un¬

like aux othei lu arl in c liiui, but mostlyti-(milling the mandarin. They stSStrSBB*,hardy ami brave, tlie- jiionec-rs of this *m illworld which thcvlisix ec losen us their homo.Their work is to'till tin- field- and cut <K>wnthe raaipkof forest* fur Cbteese cpitaii- *

nd land-owner-. Of late they have beeslin uul.t rn from tbs Istdsaad suds sst-vkaabk) la flajbtiBg the Kn iu 'i. Withuufttl.in it i- haren passlltlS thc lau- rcpul-e "tthe ttedfea realty a' Tun Sui xv.mid BBVerh xi iiiiui'iel. le iin>«t re«p. (..* these peo¬ple are Chinese.nf 8 ht fer ebeSi il lstine.sind need no minot:- description.Like thc saville s, the J ale tlioilk'ht to be of.Malax- origin, tlioiioh they have come tothe i-land at ¦ much mon- n cent date.

SAVAGE LIFE AM' TUA [ls.

The "savages'' are known by no othernan.e BBNBtt the- ('hine*-, by wlmm theyare ^n-.itly tlrcad.-d. Tli'-x live ia rtOOSadadvilliiKes in the- monnlain-. Tliey are oc-

casiiiiisilly seen in the titi'* on the sea coast,but an- "rarely visited bv xxiiites in theirnative forests. Ttiougii IbSJ an 10 bitt-rlyboatile and so war-like, tee" are bdagtrradtially forced backed into their ni uci-

tain fastnesses, and their subjugation or

entire extinction ts but ¦ tneettaa f>f a com-

paratlxclv few years. Those in the «outh-ein half of the Uland are Inst known.These are detc-rtbed by those Whohave visited them as bavin.' tbs bmxxn.Mi.onth »kln of thc M.il-ix, and be-inn tymmttrically made. They hive nevitilled tbs Krouud till lately, bavinc MUMftOlived by the chase. They are black-ham -el.sharp-featured, and not bad-looking, ju li;-mir tinm by Oriental stmdard*. Tbeirwomen are spoken of a* finely made- anddarkly handsome. Dtseiisc ha* neve r beenknoxvn amoirif them until MNUpOS mfecommunicated by foreigners tome year*siro. Their ldeaa ol religion are Va_ersadand ofum ft-rocious. Aumii.' cerfctiti IrlbSthc chief object of alorsidon ls a jtistdecorated with three-(kuli-, i'him -.- ifenlBart- considered Hie moat BfSSSBfattl aff*ln/r on their bloody alt.t*. Other tribeswith a gentler sentiment worahlp a bemii-ful echo in an outdoor temple in a vaih xamong picture fM hill*. QusdbaliMB i-

still common, tliouith it ts not kim wu tintall the tribern p.aitice it.The Botangi are eighteen of tbe «outhcrii

Irib^u combined for mutual afotacttoo.There arc seven knowe MfMMifllalectt, in-dicating as manx distinct and wldtix-sepirated immigratloua. Tbe fact tbat tbeaepeople are fuithful to a tingle wife lu*c iti-i 1 them to be accredited with a con¬

siderable SwffSf eif virtue. Tbev nttsf*their dally want* io the simp! -t mill¬

ner, a liUle bolled lice o~ millet andgiiii.e. warmed rath?r tban cooked, sufli-fing for «u tt nuilee, liit.iiicatiii.' Ikjuorwaa never known anon? them till Impart-ed by the Cbi)ie»e. Through the same me¬

dium they are learning thc use of minni.Their weapon* are of the ntost primitivedescription. Iielnsr usually a »pear with a

bead shaped from flint or roughly made ofIron. Oemlonally tb*) buy from theHakka* a gun xvitb a long smooth ,'-1'

lind willi a nialch, tomewli.t like the oldmale hincks ot the Middle Age.*.4BSBICAN JJKOOTUTIOSW WITB THS 1SLAND-

K1LS.The south and east coasts «re very dm-

L-e rou.-, and ahip* bave immy time* beruwrecked on them whose crew* were never

ifierward heard of. In 6oa*e<iuenee ot

run crou* outraee*of tliukind, tl)*' Ameri¬can eonaul at Arney vtoited tb* southernmd of tbe Wand and concluded a trea,J'with one of ttte chiefs of tbat locality io

186T, wbo engaged thereafter not onlv to

il-tato from malesting rtrun,crs Un-Jtog

peaeeahly, birt to suppl v their wanta, lt.**." a-rreed that a red flajr should bedisplayed thereafter by vessels d-airlneto land la a frlendlr manner. At anadditional sreirrity, lt was stipulatedthat n fort *boukf tte erected ia tbe nelirli-borhood, and tte Chinese In tbc vicinity.scarcely more elviHaed tbnn tbe savjges.made similar tenn* with tbc white*, aa*ree-ln-c further that shoald fatr-rc outr.-reaoe-rnr, thry would thrra»e|vcs seek out theI*11" irnL.r* and deliver them up to Jir-tica.Il ¦« hard to say bow well the stipulaH.in*of this treaty baye been carried out hy tlieB"Vn-*e fairlies to IL but unfortun i" Iv Hieauthority of il ese aborl-flnalchiefUlos"doesnot ci temi far.

Tl:t re Ii.-ivt; Isren numeron* out ram-,.Im e. tboujrh not ex«ctly lu this locality.It I* only .1 few years since a J iiunese shipwai lost on Formosa snd her crew eaten.Brdre.g was demanded of the Cliiae»e au¬thorities, who could not nive IL Tbe.lapa-ne*e tuck tbe nutter Into their own li md*.landej gp armed force, and made such re-Drlsal* a* they thought -tatlsfiictory. Tbeymit-l.t hate retained tbc Uland If tbeybsd -wen lit. but retired after theybad niitnlnlstrrrd sutrrrntry Justice. It'¦ '"it a few months since tireAmerican ship Spartan, lylnjr on* theeast roast, not fir from Ke Lone, sent sUnit's crew a*h-re, accompanied by a pa**sciiL-'i', anxious to tee something of For¬mosa. Before tbc boat n turned the shinhad to stand out to sea lo weane beingdriven on shore liv a typhoon. She retainedSt soon ss she could with safety, but ti-niirliS search was nude for several days, tbetor ding party were never seen again.

Till CAITTAL AKD CBDTP TOWNS.When the Chinese set'led Formosa they

seatls-rcd themselves along thc westerncos.-t, *dcct mir for their principal town¬s-nth harts-ir-t ** wert! available. Th" chiefaffbese was Tai-Wan-Foo, which, beingmost convenient to A*noy, naturally be.came tba capital, and bas since mnintiinedthat distinction. It is situated on a narrowc-tum v a ffw miles from the sea. Its portls Au T-ii.-». a mere roadstead, adii.itiin.'vessels ol but moderate draft, fromwhich even the*c arc obliged to fluewhen the southeast monsoon, blows alittle more viciously than lnual, toIbe harbor of Tii'kno, some tblrtvmilt s to tho southward. Tai- Wan-Foo hasa population wbieb, with IL* suburbs, ises-Htnaieij .it from -.'."¦0,000 lo l.GtiO.QQO. It islite most other Chinese cities, vvbone pecu¬liarities are well known to American-.They are narrow streets, temple*, and thcusual amount af tilth. There aft the house*and gard'ns of thc Taotai and principalit i't.flui in«, and, besides, some open, park¬like places. There is thecxim'nationhall,cnniinnn to all large provincial towns,where the *ucce**fu! candidates takea degree preparatory to the aajfOtldenne. that can onlv bc nivennt I'eking. Tenons in Eurolie andAt: erica my have wondered what bad he-cmiie pf tbe plant of thc little railroad,twelve mite* toasts inuit cathi fftart ago tocuiup't tin- villa,-.-.- of Woo Sung, at thetno'.ith of thc Woo Sung river, with Shang¬hai. After bring taken up it was IBBRIlBllfoTal-Wun-Fooiuid i-iveii to thc fien Taotai af Enrinosa, a pioatBBlllS mandarin,who design,,| makin.' experiment* vvitti it.Bo was too prnR-ro*ani and w* lomavedB si,.it imp-afterward. The plant is slidat Tat-Waa-Foo, but worn Mal Bsatoes,The WOOOOB -leeper.* Ort boin"-oaten BBI y white nut*, lat n|ts*nt arc consumedly ratt, and flic aim arc rotting.

TiuVito bas n pojiulationof prob.iblv 5.000.tAoaahaoeae ever knows even approxi¬mately the population ol a (mntsac town.Tani Sui. acenniing tn thc same imtli-jrity,lu- MOOj Baals. oV,.)Mi<>; bo*J Et»Lnaa;,oO.Is'O. Itiiiiki'.vxiiuii is twelve mill sib \

Tam sui, on tbs rivi r, i* stoat to tn-movedwithin tOe BBB* wine!, have ben built ferit tote at l,:ini Three are twenty orthirty feet mgm, ten or fifteen feet thick.snd (mbattleo. Al present there ls no-tliit'.' within t intii but rict-ticlds and a few(llicial residence*. If tin- French retainFormosa there will nrolBiWs atret lt muchmolt. Besides Ttl-Waii-Koo :.nd Banka,tl.i re are only two more walled ton 11*011thc island.one In the inferior and oin'in

tot tooth. Thara are, htamtesi s,\,-riirilu-s ni fn-ni II'.iihh lo WJmt inhabitants,and InniiniiTnlilc tllasjrss.

lin- use of opiitiu is common in Formo-sn. not only in thc citic*. but In thc vil-la-ies. It is not only smoked, but taken(.Hide In Die form of'pills. After the ropnl-i of the French at 'Pam Sui. thevi oundell. 1.10 In BBmhOt, were taken to theBisslOO Hospital ft be t'cit-il. Here theywere allowed to -moke nnitmi as an opiate,and tin 1 .Mraonlni-ry imt-in-c is related ofa ( l.iii'iii.iin who tiinl li nt Ins arm ann.uta-t< d ly mg f'»r snsae hsutt on tim stump of itbefore he was ob*-rxcd. Ile hud bled o-ptonsty, and wa* with ditlictilty restored to(ntisi inioniOf Siuit- ini\ Un- dru,' witii a

substance of powerful odor, mid so ottodi tte! mn. Its Usc is spri ii'ln/;, auditvv tdd appear that the ability to parehase lti- thc only thin ir that prevent it beeorntBRunix ci sal. It i» rbe more prosperous con-

dill n of the Chinese in Amrri-a that.l.s the habit so nindi more common

-.uiong tb< in tlita 11 in 1 lum si- cities,ODOODflBCR OF'THK ISLAM).

Tko commerce of Formosi may he a m li¬ter nf interest to American*, for thc rc 1*011

that they BtMttOOM nearly all thc tea ffroWHin thc island, mid I wfgt fraction of thel'ii.-iiii*s is in tbt ba:tds of an Atncricuifinn. The fen itrn commerccof tlie Mindis «rnreclv twenty years old. not heviaolaen really (cniiiKtHed till some years afterthe irpeaiag af the *iort* af Takao, TeJ*Wiwi-Foo, and Bink by the treaty of TienTah), Tot American population, dividedbetoota tot tlircc port* HHiitioncl. dm-*not exceed a dozen ptfftBRt, Aincri-ran interests are in thc bandi tf consu¬lar uL-onts, who arc usually r.-pr. *cnt:itiv> *

of British Minis. Thc chief exports an¬

ica from Taui Sui and sturar from Tai-WaB-Foe and Takao, thc latter nearly allforan In ( blneee and Ja-uni-sc ports. Be¬sides tlie-,- tin rc aro con-idi-rablc exportsof camphor, rice, turmeric, indigo, ll.ix,Ik mp, at,d some fruit.-, pt im-ipilly B*ra8RB*<]mmiiloi*. and pineapple*, all of which are

Bf gund t|ii.ili'y. Tlie Hakka*, as IA*Vtsd,ai- cbieil', eUfmgi ii in tot >' tmpiior-fnrcst*,Hitting out thc lumber and preparing thetum for export, thus -.ls the aborigines re¬

tire further into their tiiDiinlain-faslnt'ssc-ipi nilli.'n> w choring* lo tbt Chinese aadpi ji-o-xvL:in farmer*.One of th" priucipal trtlclfts of imp ir..

.-md enc that gives frequent employment tothe cunnii:,' of thc MOMBO*, is opium.In IBB there were leo chests brought Intothe port of Tam Sui alone for thc 11-c- ofllanka and neighboring village-. Tin-other Imports arc cot iou goods and otherarticles which find their way from foreigncountries to China or sre exchanged Sa¬lween Chinese --or.*. Takao and Tai-Wan-Foo baye been ix porting annually fromS,000.0)i0 to 'J,O(i",0CO pound* of sugar.Wham I* iiot-erffcMy refined. Thc taos i-laiscd by small f.irmcis, who cultivatefrom one tn three acres. It is crushed bynative mills of the simplest patternsand with a considerable w.te of thcjuice In expre*sin*r. There arc saidto be ut lea«I MM of these mill* In thesucsr districts, eic!) owned by a littleedi rle of formers, who use them In turn.Sometimes tlie uni.tined sugars arc takento 8*vutow or Honu-Kong, where mw re-

Dn« rles have been built, and they arc more

scientifically treated. In 1S76. lat totaltrade of Tat-Wan-Foo amounted to over

f l,0()0,00<i. the exports somewhat exceed-Int? the import*. The total trade of KeLunL' und Tum Sal for the same year was

W.Cl'vVOO, tbe exports being sliehtly infWttm, In lr-8l the trade of Tai-Wan-Foohad Ineieased to marly »}'j.0))0,000, niosUydone in I'ligilsh bottotns. tba licrmansbav-ins a 'mall share of it, and the Americansand Fr. m-li still less. The su.rar exportwas valued at considerably over M.imoOO.Some ol the opium imported came- fromTurkey snd rersla.American coUou-g(*-od* h*ve made their

¦I i-i .nice bert as well ss at other *>orU in(hips, .uni the English consular reportsfrom which much of this Information is.:'¦' 'nt .1 express alarm at their superiorquality and the d.tng"rof their supersedingtbe British article. This note ot warningbas been sounded before by the Londonnew-paper*, but there seems to ne no pres¬ent nerd for lt, for though the Americanshave p -.son to be nroud of their «-ood*.they sre not adapted to tbe market, becauseil,, i hinese sre too poor to purchsse them.If Auk rican maunfiicturers would send thcslcszy cottocs they used to send lo the In¬terior of Africa Iforty years azo to exciiauxewith the -oudia chief* fer slave*, theynii-fl-.t bc able to drue tome thrifty bar¬gains.The bett portrait of tbe Ute Fanny

Elsslrr known to exist in thi* country itsaid to be that in the Corcoran Art (lalierv,Washing-ton, representing ber at LaSyl|>lildf.Mrs. Annie M. Bali, _>0*J east Broad

stn et. Richmond, san : " My physicianordered Brown't Iroo Bitters Tor my tonwhile sun-ring from chills, and it promptlyand ertectually mitered him. It hm my(ruufiil rv-comtJsendaUon.''

CITY AND SUBURBAN.MANCHESTER MATTERS.

Tbe Br«eM-Urlll-Caa_iilea sf Kansanll**.-Me#tkn_ *r lt* CH» t*a«cll-r*r-.aaal .Waller*.Crrrtcv'* lt ill was well Sited Issi nigh*,

the occasion being tbe presentation of the*. broom-drill." an enr-Hrtalirmeat gotten nphy the AW Seiefety of the Presbyterianchurch. Thc '. drill" consisted of most olth. movements in a regular military drill,all nf which were .xeciited la an

excellent manner by the sixteen yonngladies who formed the e'e.itiipsiny."The en-t linn* were red skirts snd ba's, andblack Jersey wait*. Every movement wa*In p.rf.,t onie. Thc drill'wm* frecpientlyInterrupted Ly weH-deserved ami fre-quett applause from the tudience. In ad¬dition to ibe drill. Hrs. Mtolv Remo*, ofKiehmnrd, and Miss Xilia Owen, of thiscity, suns neveral sweet solo*, and Indtocome to fore the crttin the second time Inresponse to tbe most flattering applause.At tbe close ot tbe enterttlnsnent a sup¬

per was served in the hill below. Thewhole affair wa* in every rcsriectb kwSSSSband (hose who originated and pW-pin-d itspresentation, si well a* those who partici¬pated tn the drill, deserve great credit.Emmett Hood, the j ^ung gentleman who

shot himself Sunday nurdi, was doing sswell yesterday ss could be expected. Dr.Archer thinks one of Ma rib* waa broken,but doc* not despair of his recovery.Friday Bight ia the regular monthly

meeting of tbe Cltv Council. Among otherImportant business to lie considered ls thea I; lopriafion of Bt,-50 for the repair ofthe Free bridge.Hr. Edwin Bonnie, who ha* l>een quite

tmaefl tor a long while, ls alowlv receiver*

lng, end bi* friends think be will be out ina lew- week*.There will he the muni services at the

city churches to-ufght.Ex-Judge John 0. Reynolds, of Cum¬

berland, is stopping in this city, tbe giusitof bis brother. Rev. T. W. Reynnlels.Mr. Ajax Cary, wbo has been tillite ill, I*

slowly improving.4 ex opei ti Casts lat I nited Htatea Court.Tbe Knited States Court.Joelie K. W.

Huishc* pr "sui lng.was In IS.ABS yester¬day.The coupon ease of J. A. Ford, trustee,

ajralnst Taylor, treasurer of Henrioo coun-

lp, was set for hearing in January beforeJudges Bond and Hughes.

In the ca*e of E. A. Harsons against theHoard of Sinking Fund Commissioners, itwis held that the plaintiff wes entitled tothe mandamus, as prayed 'or, against thoHoard for exchange for bond*.

in the habeas corpus OMI of Mr. W. L.Royall, who was Ittlrtod fur refusing topay additional lie-ensc tax te tbs Stets, tbslinke decided that his court bad no

Jurisdiction, thc offence being one

BB-la»S the State law, and Mr. Royallwas elelivered into Hie custody of the CitySergeant and was balled in the sum of $200for his appe-aram e, .Mr. S. H. Witt beingbi* surety. Thc case briefly staled is:Attorneys prat ticing in <. uiiinn MOM

are heavily taxed l.y the Stat--, asid Mr.Royall di erin d an additional tax iiin.iic..upon lawyers unconstitutional, anel re¬fused to piy more-. e»n being arrestedfor carrying on bertae** without theadditional license tax I" ing paid, he-neil ou'a writ of hain ns BOiyei from the KnifedState* Circuit Court, and Ibe MM xx si* de¬rided as above. It i* BOdtrttlld Mr.Bovell xviii appeal from Hit* decision.Tin* t'olin xxiii le In narinn to-elay at 10

o'elti' k.JSSSe Hugh K. Hom! tl, ..ni lied vol¬

te rda) I Imf BS would bl hen to-morrow.

M.i.i'l y anil san!., i.

Mr. D. L. Moody xxiii a in Richmond.lat'iiaiy 4-11, USB, sccoinpsinled by Mr.Sankc-v. A pitlllOl WM pn-*enteil to.Mr. Moody la*t MMMM at hi* home, inNt.rtliliiltl. Ma**., by ||. M. < hrkc.jaw-eral secretary nf tbe Young Men's Cbrl*-Han As-ocia!ion. At tbat time it wm

unec tiain when thc vi*it could be ar-

fSSfld. Recently Mr. Clarke ba* been incorre-pondence xvitii him, and dcflnli . ar¬

range menft have been perte, ted for Cnsit nie lintis. Mr. Moody i* ut prc-t'iit la*IhuIdk in the West.

Tbe Ir.y cattcu llnc I'oiiiinltlee.Two member* of the House *(i<-cial e-oni-

mince, nf which Mr.Jobn H. Mourns li dr¬inan, will bc in the eitv to-day, chiefly forHie purpose of putting SB expert aeooant-BBt to work in the line of tbeir inquiry intin- Auditor's ofllce. Steps are now ticingtaken to assen prompt smd tull ttatementafrom all the ch t k* of courts, and hs soon a*this ie accomplished th- JBYrsUglttOB xviiibl pushed as thoroughly a- it can be linne.By permission of tbs Court, Mr. Smith

was allowed to go to tbs Auditor's olllceyesterday to loeb eiver hi- papers.

inclinion.! and AHe^limiy Railroad.A meeting of the ttoebboUeie nf the

Kie-limmid and Allcghany Railroad Cum-PBS)! WM held X estel il ix at tlie ntlic of tileeoiiipanr. The only MSlBSM tlBBBBCtOClwas the election of director*, the old Kmirdliiing elerie el, as fnll-ixv- William ll. Har-.BBB. Calvin s. Brier, Myron I*. Hram-ti,Jaine* T. (ios*on. Ki si rices e). Iiciitii, JohnHnmphrcyxllle, John J.JfaCaok, U'illlnnK. Scott, Samuel shelburn, Jobi W. Simi>-son, Allen Y. Stokr*. Boonal Tba..*, studChairic* K. Wortham.

M.sc-1'..no Terminal.The stoc-kbolelers of th - Richmond and

V.'est-I'oint Terminal Railway ami Ware¬house Company met ai tbs ofltts "f tbsRichmond and Danville Railrosnl Comp nix.in annual Mattoe, rt IS o'dnck yesterelay,and xvithout triBMetteg any btisiue*,* ad¬journed till j o'clock »o-day.

c...ru.hi .galna! trie City.Thc c ircuit Court wa* nigageil yester¬

day in trying the suit of Jobi Sf. (iordonagssin-t the city of liichmond fxr Sd.u'<>damage* allegeil to have lc en sustained bya fall on one of tbs street*. The BOM WMcontinued until 10 o'clo'-k this morning,nixing to thc s.li-eiit of Important wit¬nesses.

Leland Cpc-ru Coinpsiity.Axery good Imii-e wm pieMBt at the

Theatre tort night lo MC tin- Kerami Juve-nih Opera Company iu ..Our American.Minister." The Leland children in theirpt iformance on thc violin and comet wererc ry much enjoyed. The ploy will be re¬

peated at the matiue/e this afternoon and to¬night.

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A Xoaart Attraction.The Mozart xviii pre-ent an unusual at¬

traction at their MMMsaf* to-morrow ni {htin tbs person oi Miss Emma S. Howe, th.renowtn-d soprano of Bustup Shewith a reputation a.* a voe

brilliancy. Mozart Hallcrowded Thursday evening, and lovers ofmusic may confidently expect a treat.

ist,H_ She comesit'ilutmst of greatwill n > doubt le-

l.c-s-lur* To-.". I* ht.F. D. Somerby, E-q., of Michigan, ls*

pre-me Trustee ol tbe Order of fron Hal.',will lecture to-night at Monticello Hall.

Two Tsars In tbe Panliea.laxTjr.Sergeant Wood, of Danville, brought to

the penitentiary yesterday Walter Coles(colored), sentenced to txvo years' conflne-u.' nt for forge rv.

Nu pi cm* Court of Appeala.Hates and als vs. Brown's administrator

and als. Argued by Jimc* X. Dunlop andA. II. Sand*, E*ej«., for appellant, andJudge ii. H. Marshall for appellee* andsui inltted.Ratcbelder vs. White. Argued by Jmlge

Edwaid Spalding for appellant aud con¬tinued.

Iluatluc* lunn.Thia court yesterday was engaged for

the most of the time in hearing tbe ease ofI. Levy, charged with obtaining good* un¬der false-pretence*. After argument theJury retired, and brought in a verdict otacquittal.Fleming Fryor (colored), charged with

larceny, was aentenced to Jail lor (Ivemonths. He ia the dr i) nun who carriedthc anger from Major J. D. Hatton'* storeto Hie house ot Massena B< atley.

i-eilir. conn.The following cases were disposed of

yesterday :

Henry'Madison, drunk. Fined Sih. L. Goldman and A. J. Martin (both

colored), charged with fighting on tbastreet. Discharged.Adelaide White (colored), drunk and

disorderly on the street. Sent to Jail fortut months in default of surely.A. T. Harrison (w bite) and (.emus John¬

son (colored), charged with lighting in the.treet. Fined 15 each.

Ellen Turpin (colored), charged wttbstealing one black velvet basque and oaeBicep silk drees, all of tbe value of $36.tbe property ot Joba G. ilcDowell. beat

0 Jail Sw three asoatbe oe ooavlottie ofsci it larceny.James Ooldea ind H. FMier. charged

r li b CgbttPg ca the street. Flned S3each,nd turety i"4*q_Ired lor tbeir good be-

Theo. ore Hope (eotxtred), ehw-d sittseing dtsorclerly oo the rtrert. fleed ts.Netaen Flam (colored), charged wi'h fe-

rwlously assanltlng and rtrlktag Albertlan foot, f-eette Hu-tl-se Court. Janu-ry term, ISM.Eddie Carter (colored), charged with be¬

ne tx strait. DitchericedE. A. -tnmpf and Phillp rfarris, chareed

tith assaulting each otner In tb* taw-roomf Edward Stumpf. Dbmtseed oe pay*aent of costs.

THE TRAGEDY OF TUE RIVALS.

l.-bly Kata! Altav OrasrlM Ont ef Levelor a Beeatllal Uirl.

A (htttanr-oga (Tenn.) special says:rbe c.oiibly fat. I affray' between William'Line and Jobn Adam*, two prominent.t.ii fig meu living near McKinney, Tenn.,ante* w Idespresd comment, and r* In allcsp. tts the uinsf *cn«atlonal Incident thatia* oiTiirred in this seeiion in years; Theoliowin* additional particulars of tberagedx lisve been ascertained:Thc young men were rival suitors for the

land of a beautiful mountain belle, the'Blighter of a wealthy fanner nwldlnir tnheir countv. The rivalry was ot longlanding, hut the munt men were fastri en cl*, and they did not permit lt to lessenheir reuaril forcaeh other. Recently tbsoimgr lady l-ryan to show a markedirefrrrnre for Adam*, and their engage-neat soon followed. Moon', on hc*eoming.ognlzatit of the fact, ceased bis attentionsnd serried to accept ti;. defeat gracefully.I'be friendly relation* between the roungnen contiaued, and they frequently al-lided to tbe approaching marriage.

A THUTI'I H 1 l.SISATIOS.

I.nst Saturdiy they went hunting, andftcr a day'* successful sport they startedlome, each laden with game, and werehatting in Um best of spirits. In the01,rsc of their conversation Adam* spokef bis approaching nuptials, and boastedif the superior attractions which had wonhe lady'* heart. Moore seemed nettled livbe taunts of his quondam rival, and re-ne tl sharply. At this Adams bevin to

aunt him, anil Intimated Hut he lacked theiiialitica to win a female: he-art, and frombis a bot quarrel arose. Moore suddenlyseenme white with rage and Jealousy, and,hrowlug bis gun to his shoulder, bef veiled lt at the deriding rix ssl. and, beforeie took a second thought, tired. Adamse.t ix. il tbe load in his breast.

SI.-ODTIVO HIS B1YAL.

He staggered and reeled, but in fallingaught liiiii*.*if anti fell on his knee*. Tbeilood gushed foi th from b score of xvonntl*.ult consciousness still remained. Nervingii* strength xxith tin' elrsperatlonol a dyingnan, he shrieked, " You shall not live tovin her," and tired on his adversary. Thc1 rn xvas true, and Moore fell to the groundrn his face, hi* head riddled with shot. Timival* tty in _MtB tbSMS within a few feetif each other for some hour*, tin el wheohey xvere .l.-coxered Moore wa* dead, butlelatns was still alive, and had strength re»naitiing to relate lb! circumstances ere belied -I.ortly aflt-rtxaril.

ro S-.ibsc'tiber* l.letoii.t-.i.l Tclepttott*I x.i'.ieisae-

l'l, se rulil tn tour list Morton, Don nani. Co., Thirteenth and UM) street-, K. S.1ST, J W. C tums. Manager.

Don't fail lo call at K. Lewis's. 912 M-ilntree!, and examine hi* handsome- stock of.U latIBM Cl I lil and Albums, xviih-h bs

isis markeil doxvri at loxv figure*. Ht! hasilso a 'ar^'c stock of Bisque Figures.

The grand lunch that Mr. E. A. S'umpfixe xe -h nlay Ju-t ahows his facilities foriimWiing the nobbiest relishes of the -ca-ion. (sill ami see bim at the corner ofEighthsBBd Main, where Hie t>est beveragesincl Hie most dainty lunches can be h.ul atIn- OMI res.-i.nsilil.' prices.Steamed oysters scived in excellent

il vic.___

On Monday ni.ht next. ItVh InsL-iot, theiimOMBfli rx' of e i.|(|.Fellows, of th's city.W. E. I'caric. comiHinder and chief tip-'nit).will hold their regular scml-aunualrt union. On this occasion new feature-, iuiddition to an elegant supper and ball, wille Introduced, gntti n DB with their u-itsilaste and regari less ->f cost, which, lt I*bOBgSt. will c-s'lipse anytbiiig of Hu-kimi¦ve r cutten up hc'retoforc. WhiNt theleketa an- limited in iBalbM. they may bcibtaincd from _*a_b0fi ot the order.

Linv.ors and firocerles very cheip atJohn M. HkHiiNs's.

Children's Vriodpes, Kxpre-s-Wagon*,iVheelbsirrow*, and Drum*, M loxv sis anylouse in thc city, at J. E. Kit .niel's,

lort Broad street.

owens Si Minor, opposite the post-offies',MVO Holiday Cresent* in aedMM varii-tvnm Hie attractive little; BtffBBM Christ-MSl inl.it Isl cents to beatilrfiil ISBHino.I-and lis-nd-onie ( t-iiiilrtiil (i,mils iniche-t Hlllsli BBd lilille-seil Calf Ombb.,Ye snlxise- aa carly in.-pcctioti of theirleautiful display.

II. illili Hollie.- Sade llliiec-)|eal.|,arge supply fresh material for Frult-Oke,ilaiaga (.rapes, Florida Oranges, &v. Sic,

tCHIHSIMS Si WlilT-'l*.

Liquors and Groceries very cheap atJohn M. Hiiiuixs's.

-mt .

Hack's. Broad street .hove Elba depeif,ne! l!'i:.> Cary stree!, ile-st Cotil nt lowestrice*. Do not charge one $0, another.'i. H, smother ia for -amc.coal.

Old newspapers at twenty-five cent* perundrcel at the Dispatch counter.

Hullst Dolls:

Do voit xvi-h . Wax Doll?Periapt ton i refer a IH'vub Doll.If not, aI'.sTtNT Doll.Maybe yu'J like a Kau DOLL.

The paattttrt and cheapeett Dolls Inl-twn eau bc found at

JI LU ss MKYBH A SOS'S.

As rn xs- AT I.. Lt xvi-'* at one half thc nattairices. A fall-list*- Plu-li Alliutii at til nt lier*mm BB MM upward, at L. Lkwis's, als. Mainreel.

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IMqcB Goods Wobticy or I'bb.bmtatio*.le . ti. MM and cheap, fur old »o_ younis. l*rtDfe>lhm m., -i ,id-, 5c. to SS; Uiblca, Prayer-*nd

I yuin-Honks, Albums, Tn|>tl s, t.«, md Dretaltuc-- Desks aud Work-Boxes, elaine**. Opera-

lla-scs, aud an millet* variety of Saucy t, i -1-.Sall ind you will bc sure to Iud soniothinx ta tull.

l.-.XM.ol.l-ll A k.M.l.l.nll,13B_ Malu -tree!.

KSUBAVLVOS, I'AIXTlNOS, AVU ' 'I B'HiBAP11St tri ul iv r. .lu. nt rates. Fratae* made lo uresltr,t L. Lawn's, vii Malu itrvet.

Two neiLt-Aits wnsrth of CBtttt.BBsCSOBl for 80enU, at I.. Lawn's ria* Art Uallery, viilain street.

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BMOKB TKIXY e'l'.ire.

lT:i\i.n. Chkistmas-Cauds, from S octal*p-ar-'s. at I.. LEWIS'*, -J I J M*li »ln».i.

SiXIOK c Tbizy CTOAB*.

K xs. x-t tim N0VBLT1BS la bois*, fr .Bi lbrou lo (5, at I. Lawn's, Dla Bala tiree-

TUC ITNtST llltsqiK ASD llSOVKB ORSA> r- made al low figurta; ale,. Plush. Toiletlaalcnrt, sbimI Udor latta, at L. Lawes'*, SISlalu street.

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BMUKB TB1XV (Toa*.*.

Sith! by len I-oTO-raaMKS. CaMuet-fi-wex,Catels, Xisrr-.is, at reduct J flu ssrer, at L Lewis's,HS Malu sires t.-..*>-*******a******aa***aaa»_*_______B-a

Al 1 HOS N.4LIB THttS BAS.

C B. COOK, ll A. IL, at ASS n*rfh six lb sl-eltl"' tiler, pl, tUiet, St.

UCHMOSD HAZAAIt, 10 A. M.. horse*, mules.lt.

BA-.E BSD HI'PPCtt.

TUE LADIK*' OF DB. liOUK'rJl-lll'BCH will oeaea their

CBBISTBAM svLtt AND SUPfCBid lise lc Cnre-rvom on

Tttt'lSDAY vms lira ixjtast.atl'i'eicKkP. M..

md cums ok fttir ii Kit*ht at lt ttrtoek,AjsBMacs^ttie. itataM rtB Ssumo SOMMUSIC by a la* cborat at* tw_tiy trttaaea aatl"Vbcit-cassaaaPBtsasottOixsejaeilBl

wmrrmir iv wa****** .

TO* Wemetm am*4m*UimmmW$mTmWm1ano ata*aass*-B toasts.

pk ta toa a-dgbtorliood of -tooth B-rty.snarlet are wowTaf inore eaalt»*0 ovor thtdeath «f sidney Itormer, the tsev»tm-yoarotdPant-totem tad, wbotoaltooadtahaatlesmwhipped tn death by William GUis-aWt**.IkaaeritotKB^In C ncord. The aathortttoa have Otoostow io aeL snd there r* much leditaUlaooa that acs-ounL MllpotrV-fc ia thirty imfof aa-e. Ile aiot a pw widow ia F-mrae>hsm last Jnne and ofered to tiki- ber ana.t-ldntv. ano editeafe him. Sin* tor tho vaffffno. aad knew nothing of his IM-tro*'*-**-**BB he wa* sent ti her dead tn n riiifOwoodra b ix a few day* boo. Evtdsaao ofthe nel'-bbors sbow* Hut the bey** oarswere pulled out ot .*._**»- by (lilpatflek, nodhnas* down like s fox.bound'* un. The*/fnqiieatly noticed fearful di«<ol .raD.-ooabout Ibe face.At B.JO oVItie*. la the cyenlng ot Novem-

ber Isl, Oilpatllek, IR the pie.eoee of SBtaaand bto wife wbo were miling him. aekodthe lad lo spell " does." Tb** tod coulda't,aad (iilpatrick cuffed him ant itruck hims heavy blow on the head. " Do yon l*aowwhat you will fret I 'he demanded. * Tts,sir," said Sidney, paralyse-l with rear." i'll letch it out ot you," roati-dtberuflUa,and toing to tbc bam he tot a heavyworking barnes* brcechlas-strap. "tyreatlr "' be ordered, and tbe hov, trcmaOhMrwith tear, u&di-eased and laid aeroes the temot a cnair. Tbe man thea with both Imndaapplied the strap till he waa tired, when becaught up tbe uneoneciout victim aadthrew bim ea a tola. A trw dav* toter hosimla lieot tbe tod andaeat bim to tbe tutrn.Be wa* found there unt-oBscioua tho nextaromlng, sud dtod soon after from t*rmhvftver, caused by Inhuman treatm-aLTie body wasoovered with the tnark* of

tbe strap. The family toft the plnee atonce, but tbe mother of Oilpatrlck recentlyreturned and dtopoeed of the prot-erty.Nobody In South New Market was allowedto see the body after the boy died, as itwas boxed up hurriedly aad shipped tothe dead boy's mother.

Tho Low tai Eetlaad.Hood Wort-I

For lonp after Shetlr.nd had come Intotbe possession of tbe Stotttsh crown toeold Norwegian towa and the Scandinavianmachinery for the administration ol Justlcoconttnucd to be upheld In IL Thetruth was, people were not verycertain that Norway might bo. exer-else IU right ol redemption, tay offthe marriage debt for abich it Watmortgaged, and restore lt to it* origloalposition as an appanage of tbe sc tndina-vmn crown. The ancient Law-ting, orParliament of Zetland, had its principalplace of session on a small holm in thoLoch ot lin-xvall. about six miles fromLcm lek. The Ting was always held Inthc ni>en air. The ('rent Fowu or Lagtninof Zetland, tbe principal executive andJudicial officer of tbe ((landa, presided,and around him. retted on stone amit,wire iiu*tered the interior Fnwd* andtbe Itin Titi), n or lower executive ofPecr*.To thia primitive assembly ernie allthe iiilalli r* or freeholders ot the Fowd-rie on horseback, le-aring tlic'ii*eiyeBwith lin ill;.-ts itv and gravity which HieItiitiortsncc of thc occasion rennin d. Asthere wa* no room for more than a limitednu ui I'tr of them on thc holm, the rest con*gn nail d on thc shun of the Indi. But tbeinjury which lbs depasturing of so annyInn*!* on thc ailjniiilng lauds occasionedwa* so gnat Hint the proprietors had tobc recompensed by a sr int of the scat orland-lux from thc tu igbboriii-r, pirlshtsofOtiaiiT tad Diinro-sn.-s. When thc Ting.-lititig ss a court nf Jtnticc, had cou¬th inned a criminal to death, it i* *aldthal a curious Sc.n-lin.tv ian custom<Dll gave him a chaine of life. Hewn* permitted to run tbe gauntletbet-vecn a double-line formed by thetitors. If he rescued Hie church,wss (bum two or thn s hundred yard*tn safety, his life wa* spared. Bnthedim got so far allx.-. Whatever was tbaresult Hie BBB BOB Ss* was already n-g.irdedas thc OM Dei. The execution of the de¬crees ot the I. nv-uti-.' anJ ot the inferiorcourts of lat district Fowds, wa* intrtistciitu Banceliiun. called In Orsiioy law-rightmen. who, to addition to their duties as

biiiliffs orslicritr-oiticti*, as -ve should nowcall (oem, piTfnrrncl rn mv .if tin- funcHnn*in w alipou ii itc,I tn de ruting elden <*fHi Kirk ol Sci11 land ii. tin- v .rm.is parishes(hiougbout thc island.

Dr. W. ll. Snook*, 103 cast Broad *Blchniond, says: ..Brown's Iron Bitis undoubtedly tine tonic. I sell adeal of It, and my customers spc.k oftbt Light st tenn*'."

"SadSh 'v

(Million. .

Consumers of «. Dill'* B *t " tobacco willplease notice carefully Dp- yellow tag onsame, and sec that it Las Hie wording, inMath totters, .. Dili'* Best." other tubae,cos are ticing plac d on thc market with atig similar in coloring to the " Dill's Beet"tug, and nmy BssstoasJ < itnuaier* of thiscclcbrtifeil lirand of toliacco. To be genu¬ine, tbc little yellow tag must have on lt.. Dill's Bi st." In buying, do not tisk forthc little vi How t::g, an forincrlv, but'. Dill's Best," and sec tbtt you get whatyou ask tor."

-..(BBS*,-

Tbe -smiie Old try.Too many goods and nut enough money.And In order to exchange the goods formonty wc will offer special Inducement* toi;is|i buyers for tbe next two weeks. Wewant the monev, and all in want of Cloth¬ing. Cnderwcar, Hosiery, or Neckwear,will find it to their BdVBBlBtB la examineour stock and ortona to fore BOffetff*nm*t*Jelsewhere. E. IL bT_O0R i b*_R,

( lolhi.-r* ami Tailors,Ninth and Main.

'I'HE NEW YORK TIMES

FOB 18SS.

AN HONEST AND FEARLESS NEWSPAPER.

THE ABLEST. THE ( HEAPEST. TUE REST.

AC( CRATE IN ITS NEWS, STEADFAST ffORTHE RlliHT. PNePABING IM TUB

EXPOSURE Ol' WRONG.

TO MAIL si'B-t RlUr.K.*. POSTPAID.

DAILY, exclusive of sunday, per year.ft 00DAILY, InclntlBg Sunday, per yaar. T OtHI ND AY ONLY, ter tree.1 BODAILY, 1 month, vtlborwltkssut (ism-lay. . 71

TUE SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES.Single (opie*, one tear.02 00.

1UE WEEKLY TIMES.

tloflt- Copies, one year.|1 IO

Tin**: CASH IM ADVANCE Remit la Pos-lal Noli-* or l',i,l-iiSi'i Money Orders. We hayeao trsvclltiig agsats. tampia copies sent free.Address

TUE NEW YORK TIME*,Maw Toan crrr.

delO-eodSl

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Rt-et-ylBB tllreet from tte house of Bocca-B,Itu- 4 ni, ffraacst,

EXTRA-DRY VEEZKNAT,VIN IMPERIAL.I'REMIPRE *EX RE, sadMoll ME -SBC*'A Iva. coBiUa'ty an baaA

G. H. Mt MM 4 CO., L. R'iDPBEBand lb* I'RBAMA WINK COWPA.-COLD SEAL"-* very snt-evlor #!*_,)In mi* eomatrv.

We .Ber tbe above WIMBO at Baa very mmmtmsrket rates,de 7-u,\\ 4P101 a CB AMI 0 CO,

..aPAMlMlITi-su a**-ste

UT JOHN C. SHAFER,"sHT-'b**'----T TAnrOw,l-M* Mal** BTBBftT