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V.- -
. ltaUS DOJONUM 8AIJFA5CDB, or LH.
St In the Christian bbpraeaL has a more
significant meaning uin vnsnally as
cribed U mundane things; because it
links together the pret and the fu
ture, and rerealjAt tnce th light of the
true religion, ish;malces man a sin
ner by natnrdredeemedfaly andfinally
br the sacrifice of therbleod pfUhe Son
of God Htmslfiis taught by Christians;
ACCOrOinr Q,.CXB OOCWao-avuxiair
mas (Christlad 'masses; a festkal of
the Christian chf rcb obserTed.JLl)e-
cember 25, as lt'rtJmiTersiry otHnfi
birth of the Saf lorv!Itsf xrstitutton As
attributed by iha "fitaXjletters to
Pope TelesphorurVjwho dl&iL. I-138,
j j and throughout tie subsequent, history'
I f of the church it hai beta. one of the
At first it was the most movable of the
Christian festive days, pf ten confounded
with the Epiphahyand celebrated ;by
the easttrn enureses1 n the xdonths of
April at J lIay ln'the 4th century the
urgencyXf fiCyrilJesalem obi
tained f rom PopJ alius !J.au trder for
an investigation io taaderning
the dar ef Christ's nativity. The result
of inquiry - by the tnettosianran the
East andvlh West, was ouligreement
upon the 2&th of December.' Theijhref
grounds foi the decision were the tables
of the censers in the aVohlres ot Borne;
ana aitnouxn, in we, opinion oiiomow
; the fathers, jthere wajf iipt autheotic
proof of tKe ioeniificationjbf: Jae
c yet the decision was uniformly accept-
ed, and frem that time the natiyity.has
been celebrated throughout-tha chflrtjk
on the same day. it has also been
common tradition that Christ was born
aboutCmiauTeofthe night rh
custom in Homan Cathoiio CQuntriesjof,
ushering taChrjistmas, day by the. cele-
the 2d at early dawn, and the 3d In ihli
morniifg;1 dates rfroin the 6th century.
v The day was considered in the double
A light ef a- holy- cemmeinoiin and a
4 ; cheerf ut f esUial, &&A j was, accAidingly
distinguished by devotion, by vacation
from businssf5and by merriment Bur
ingthe rQid4Ie'agcsiittas celebrated
by the' gay fantastio'. spectacle -of lr
matio, mysteries . and moralities, per
formed Iby -personages id grotesque
masks and, amgular costumes. The
scenery usually xepfeseuted an infant
iu a cradle .surrounded by the Virgin
Mary and.SL Joseph, by bulls heads,
cherut eastern magi, and manifold
ornaments. The custom of singing
canticles at Christmas, icalledj carols,
which recalled the songs of the jhep
herds at the birth of Christ, dates.fromj
the time when the fcommon! pedrJe
ceased to understand'Xatin. The blsh
ops and lower clergy often joined with
the populace in carolling, and the songs
were enlivened by dances and by the
music of tambours, guitars, violins, and
organs. Fathers, , mothers, . sobs, . and
daughters mingled 'together in itlie
dance ifrUtv the nighty each- bearing in
his hanpydCghted wax taper. -Many
collections have been made of these
naive mediaeval carols which filled the
hours between the nocturnal masses,
and which sometimes took the place of
psalms in the churches, Of perhaps the
oldest of these collections, only a single
leaf remains, containing 2 carolsrpxe
served' nvttte Bodleian library, in a vol
ume of "Christmasse Carolles," printed
byWynkiri de tWordoinl521. Davies
Gilbert publishod fcVctamoT Ancient
Christmas CtrolaK with 4he tunesio
which they were formerly sung in Eng
land, and William Sandys made a more,
complete collection Lond&n;iS3i.) The
carols of the Welsh are especially cele
brate asd XbtirLffyr Cardan Book
f Car6Is coSrtains eo.'and their Btid
euferdd Cymru (Anthology of Wales)
contains 4& The German pejs were,
collected by Weinhold ral2,,l53),1aad;
ne of the best of ihe,many editions of
French caxoli (hoeti) was; published at
Poitierf 4n 1824. During thl4ast days
pwwdfnyflhrislimw it, iuitilllhe cus-
torn Tor Calabrian minstrehrescendt
' Calabrian minstrels tar descend
from the mo'un W? Jf . jJles and"
Eome, salutingihe!ftl(r vi-'
gin mother with their wild music, un-
until the t birth-time ofliet infant at.tHe.
apSaSnClrrimasP M
of ih'ernvyOltaphael sAJbW tiUi
Uoduoed a ahepherd at the door playing I
inittnlghtWugtiouthg1ah6X'a4gty
contHrontattdier ih
bration of the :mass, f or "whtclrrthe
churches irlFranfe an ATttPrfAtA Vnatr.
tunjtt. ii 1 M Vf.A
reyelleratoparlakeTof aTIectidii
i of fool
mad lot flMM. irrotejwrtSBSalBnalifl
wiiioTi wV raimHiyim WU-niwlfpP' andtriesf
" ' 1 . 1 i iirt rr
tjiux vneiir .iwmm',
ing frolicsome, and which illustrate the
Terse the ordj ef jmuS ridkIe
its decencies.
ies. In "the Protestant dis -
isdevoUdtIrrV
'batwseiiriW4 children, and
- .. - .
brothers and, siswrs, ;bjr -neans
se-cta !CaristrAas:itrefl..'jA iai
byuirh-'is Erected in oilo of the
lighted m ith, tapers, ajid .hunaf
xnanif old ifts, wdef meats,
witn
jl.!, nuts,
of the person topytletzfy is -intended,
and ,wfci t
its 'are distriaaiod
asmbisd, tbs
rr-! t! f-vr ,ta ,ti ; ccasy ft? cj
tssn ctrvci 'racst prai-3 worthy tnd
trictsof ly wdthTr3rtormTi!fXr A- TT
rore5Chil3tfiis If of ten called u1 v ,,,
A CM Mother
playxhinpandornxmeattifior m-M aitqp
- !i,f-r'-1 'ticthcrn-'-ts this ocf
tisn to er i .h.JW'W'-'-'f
merly, and still in som M ihe-smallfr
jriHageaf of North "Gemaiy, the rcs
enta mada br all the narehts wer a scfxt
TTT ; ,- . T- V-- it. 1 A
to some bne person? who.NaiJusci
kto, white robe, a mass, and an enor
moufl flaxwig, becoming the bugbear of
cbildrenVicnown &s XrcM Rupert, gos
from hdnsa ta house. is.recaived by the
axentsl witli'gretlmVand reverence,
caIIivfof tSgtliUdrOT andbestojrtae
intended gifts upon them according to
the character which he hears from the
parents after severe inquiries. A beau
tiful poem of HebeL Christ-Baum, cele-
trUortresertWbt Mtm
Olaus, archbishop of TJpsal,' that at the
festival of Christmas the men living in
the cohl northern ; parts are suddenly
Btrtrtii strincalY' mfltanforihosd . into
wolves; and $at a- huge muUudejjqf I
memmeec cozeuier ac an. auuumwu
place during the night, and rage so
.flewely ,against. , mankind and other
fnhahitnhta A that eonntrvtsuffef mart
from their , attacks than , ever , they do
ways beetvat once a religibus, ddrtejip
and merrv-makine festival in England,
Phe revels- used to begin n'aChristmas! f
ye, and continued till Candlemas (Feb.
2), overy.'flay beinr: hdliday till tho
tweutnnignt (J an. G). in tne nouses oi
the nobles a "lord of misrule." or "abbot
of unreason was appointed, whose of
flee was "to make the rarest pastrmesv
to delight the beholder, "and wnose ao
miaion lasted , frem !AU-h allow evo"
(Oct. 31) till Candlemas dayiThetlarder
was miett witn capons, nensi 'uraeya
geese, ducks, betf, muttons, pork, pies,
mddiniaL nutSVpIorns, sBgacand hpney.
CheJltanans'havB thelfoilOWlag
r-Tro-
yerb : "Hoas mofeT5tls1ness than-fJn-pliah
ovens atr Christmas." The tenant
were entertained at the hall; and thel
lord of the manor and nis raraiiy en
wujragedvefT't CDttcivtoinrt.
I OniCartttmaa ee tbe bens ere rang; $
1 OalChrbtiasiiTf th uass jsas mmi C ' I
41 1 ion VIM fiiKBSvLU tui wq far. i s t- f ;
s8aJbei8le priest t&tjaiAllce ea. f v u
Then opened wide the baron's hall,"
To vassal, teaaat, serf, and all;
Power, laid his rod of rtle asBa ; 3 : j
And oeremonj doffed his pride, i
The heir, with roses In his shoes.
ThamiKht rfflght vfflase partner ehotse. -f
,.Jm bafloiwh wcoatrolle djnsjbi
-" That tb'odtag, aUioerown
Brpocht tidings of salration .dpwiu
England was merry England when T"v : '
' OadOutttmMibrooghthUsljortsagau
'T was, Christinas broach'd. the salghtlest ale 1
Twas Christmas told the merriest tale: 0 ::
f a. Christmas gambol oft would cheer
j i 4. poor man's heart through half theTear. :
Thre will be ,no pager issuad rom
((his - office before Thursday morjplng.
This: is a &asp3)oafof fenl j tijrea trorlc
ingdajstnaiili ahaituof prjel is
sues. ; Wheat the Polifinejaefit the
printing business is taken into consider
ation and the fact that our hard work
ed. , rerueseniaves, ia C5ngres3,,take
nearly two wathistimex. U im
short. A rest of three days will it is
UDV w wy j
make ThbQ$ervi attractive.
jEver ainletho dtecoTeryrdf InVjelec
tion f raitdi in 1876, the; sub je A fbfi the
in violabflity V priiatel $eegraif has
been the subject of public gcomment.
jain been brought forward by a 1
of the higbftsi'icourt.ih Mlk-i
It has agai
decision
sourV heuprm Court ofbat State
noias irrat leiegraras are tiov oeyena'
regislaUYe er judicial control except to
"the extent that in the demand hpon tire
confanlsforT theuf Podaeyopa tb
dispatches sought for must be cl trfy
and distinctly specified. In other
words, it is not permissible in 4 iegfetlaY
tive or judicial body to ransack the con-
Bonis 01 a teiegrapn omce- in me nope
f finding something which might aid
itfihlta Ynvestigatlons The question
ps oaeoery jiy(it.ba-orpince ta the.
CUUlUlCrCliU UUilJLUUUlLjr iUlU lb WUU1U
be well to have it settled and regulated
bf naQpnal EtfUlattoru TvEhf right xf
Congress; U leglilate in, the matter has
been recognizedbythe Supreme TJodrt
It, is. graUfying to. Jknowr that . Mr,
Edison is still "perfecting- his electric
litht. He has had a visit from the
may fnnd conot gunciQf We-A
York City, and has been able to dem
onstrate that his light is just what is
oflhe metropolis. OfcoBSem?rTwts
anqqel arfd7 ar mratselinkfcig f
,mm'ncet a.mmallng .
ibJsrratenfcEtectUt .JiUU lb
uvviuivaceu iuuminaung xroaaway
a.W A a J 1
vMtfrom WsNftoctholderfl eeeamff;
and - that these worthy neonle ar all
cbntinc&ahjat Uwjntiltt mom )thia
W Y? ?,
"TOP1 a tea-cap luu Of cord
Ji iiljuJ Off c 4
fi
half-edncation, and these poor litUe
r28"" nfttvm UiaUUftJMLtoei
he'Mes'iSill
11 r. 1 '
lurettitrfi
LU
IPiOVWOXrom tnftJn
- .iiiLZ 1. tmj-.r r jt . . -r
iroTfiT-X-iv x "r
1 :." " " uuuaccLuttw
dlers and book-agents,
MronvftAaYavniiea
an4'ltvilneryfanl
xroave AcetitaiAnXrUn ula
apine sJjqd and
l!msriwmtr& aid
maae Tail'
lPr11" ""iVVVaxV 14i4.w
wrV4wilUfqB0l Dnir. VflgJ J. JimaU -
Shipton's - prophecy, "the
worwTdJlumu
hamtljBTes
I In Ma.V, ...-..i-i.t 1. 3r2i.
ihe esSagLgtii gpV4sS)ojhets
'usmHy 1 deate inanietanherie slanguagei
JW6JPia lady rmfd'rathef toth
moment struggling la the interests of
i.ral.h,,tla4 l"ry t"". "nyt't, tVtrt -of
lour 'icOriv..-.J"'t i i 3 1 " " irf
a t ,ae lj a t t..j
alB.:::.! fci-CUi aej? It oa
et, i.u......J.
1 1 Ordinarily-we do not af pro ve ct lcr3-f E j
paentffci3ulit. farlthe
most part : impracticable and : useleokr
But a government which does' hot pro
tetJeUyes,Jiberty and property of
its citizens Is nnWfthyrthe name, f
Such accidents .uHthe on a
some one ; and tne railroad rrany
should and 'doubUess'wiU.fb:ls-to
suffer for it, through the lnsCtr1Mili-
InpfythB courts. 15ut tne aucpion
f tatishment of this sortV-irtat.es ger thannfip seen auffciHhd.:fiJlie
mWrAat of the nature of Jilwtmtores sfflppoff4rrriydJteitt KoflOteh
suggests theboltingofasta2 (r ,
the horse has been stole
mdjL jtoay could
nistime tnan by de
the creation of a sys
" I At '
notirpnly of
;ae3'4Mr;f
it 'has ''Tiot
'whether' the
.Mjie j-ain, or,wnLWKtpt frs,
uown x tne cars
which Is-possibleTOleJ
In. fault ; f cHijla' wkriQw4
fact that calszadt no leave ttrtrHi
BXMVaj puymu 0-. V,.'.VA.-' fj -i ttA, v
The sudden aird wraliy -cu't :bi? bf 1?
nve mnoce
bopaeaed-ovar.ligh
Hinnn 1
St-mp'fay wimjer , death!
ewiWmbsf be said toviJiiaUeJ
passengers
1 1 n 1
carelessness would in ft
bmey&a'rdieve the Railroad, for -WhllSu
i ptqe ifoi b vary puDucacarner to 1
and efficiency, on the part of its em-PsoyeSj-t
Jwpifld betnifostly unjust to
hold it responsible for an overt act of
carelessness on the part of any one of
4hrai .JBufcuheje, e., employes ..were
digeny .stttedingo their duties, and
ii is oToa weit esuiuiisuea tuat ine eu
gineer'was1 not eicedmgtbe prescribed'
rate of speed -at the moment the acci
dent occurred. , ,., , ..
We havejiQ-practical remedy tosug-
gs and are not prepared to elaborate
any system by which such accidents
could be averted, but we do insist that
the matter is Dnihich demands the
)attentoi of legislators. A preventiyt
isjrbat; we 'want and it must be had;
whatever the cost, It has been clearly
shbwirat the fear of punishment dots
not act as such.
WJPubiish. elsewhere an editorial
irom the? Mooresville Gazette suggest
ing the possibility of the proposed
iHortn-iroiina Midland irniroaffMmxrT
exfidfoi arasl It! country from
AjooresYllfe lov Gafibaldi, Wooten's or
Some othfer ooifit oW thafAir Line Hail-
rroki Jis difflcultTb believe that the
company would 6 undertake to build a
line, which would give Charlotte the
attach ansiiwhlnA
iniictf the tyjft engineer
aud, hi? assistants. "Charlotte is tooim-
itatot as a. ompting point for the
Midland to pass it by. The policy which
woaldKsuggesany such action as this
is too short-sighted to be adopted by
any Jalfroatf crpany 1 of ;.thi prtsent
day, especially since 5ur people1 are mdsfc
iiddly d$sped tardf ttienew com-
panyoping to it for relief from some
4 the henylee burdens we have been
made to bear through lack of effective
competition. It is understood that the
Midland company and the Atlantic,
Tennessee, & ,Obiq Kalroad cannot
xre3itit3 thexttrsa o lease or rental
f4hi?atUr, aJklitenee.-lia Jtrouble.
We would much more readily believe
that a new. track would be built from
road would be projected to the Air Line
at sntne point twenty miles
Any how, Sparks and Weaver, th
bellizerant congressmen, have become
Open Letter te Jeha Brlsjlia
London, Dec 24. Earl of Corna-
von publishes an open letter to John
Jtsngnt, unanceiior or tne uutcny and
, unanceiior or tne uutcny and 1
tAMhatLirmfno-ham nn fha lAfh I
Lanc&s'
wm
peecUrmingham on the 16th
venibfeMrait ' IrJ whicM he con
ed the laaff tlars rrMrrland and
attributed the state or affairs in
that country to the rejection of
Ibcf 'icojinwasatKa-T fortrrdiAUrabilce
rbbjihS-Hpuse rf,Ixrds.Ke'lJarl
lcCdA!arViU dWlatfttrtha th
hostile to the r Crown an
Lords, Mr. Brtirnii
WWtri
W L
r a
Fires
-VJsrDec.- 24. The-e-f
lentiml,
stovepipe. The
I saranevir x-wr?3r
I &ANriLE, VXMs
famrPrtftryiyimif dbui
c 24. At Chat-
unty, last night.
l , z.t .a
r depot
ecu u A
olexpress was c
gfi.q
ualsc
xnresswas consum
n or tnenre is un-
knowxv
London, Dec. 24The firm of Funck
& Co, wool merchants of Bouleaix,
Vranca. have failed. -
Patith, Pec. 24-In the billiardttactch
nt Slosson 600. ;ine socai score no;
ids:. SXln 11400
stock
.aidl
0 tvere
chane7ofciiS icTyurt rayirW
euriog a bottle U -'W-h C .
I till'
72 i9-f )-i TIT
w. r-Vy ..-i l- 'c.. ' - -.al.-s.T- t
," . 1 l( a c: -.nary la fcata
t , u-t, rease4 envelop tv
ii4i
iLn
ell
thecabiFiat for a sir
trbPllr. BJtth&s w1oe1iWraiaf.
aei?fol
1wHIngftSlinjfizo tl mhamk
mi a wmw w e 1
rsnn jucinrxsj - r j prsengigAiWie
ToWVheSrvyr'Wo!-
I YtenMx 2
"Fl I! I If j a
JTlavrkJkU !
EY??-mHJi24m
cent, the latteria.7,fc;tirf.MWt.-9V i-i
TIIE IIIISIX fTEZc UDI.7CS i
London, Dt24.Vrh correpdndirit
of the Times at Dublin says: - "The
movement of trooDS has excited a very
uneasy feelincr. It is eenerallv believed
ttnyerameftV-
:'ililtlaiiivaTraatin'? kbetmrtriSlon of
c55
the centres mommwmniuTa has
. . . . W
tents and other' gsm!-jrg:spgtt7S took of HSITT PSaaSOn jPPQPpf sradas also AU1 and attractlveTahoT we can promise saiiiSuofl tl B T fl I II II I II m in II
have bfren stored in the eontrai depots. . :"'r3u'T:kr tiitf ttfnT j
ItisstfAtM-jr -. .TntvtAiauniri'-
point to the TOnclaStWrTtfaCbawOev- JntLatw k vd m,, ,. .7 , " TTrr -LrJSlli"
ernmetitrljivsytiarereate(da .fptl1 e-Tft d 9aiiJtfy wm dj;w TradStr1eliderttraVHotft..
?Wlxrom wWchrooyconIdArocrate,iTi-vani
ianwtBenauppiiiamaBunuuoawttiiieoaea r i&;r u', Jf:r r1 ''l
f tj increased, to 50 rounds per mJ34ft3'
Special to the Observer
KBW.7d13ec21
01 xne' .uaniro -ami'-liu-ir btates i-;
sSed throueh this citv to-dav. en route I
rth-Kfrt'jhiy
Henry 3Eii:KelsArrli
JHortn tJarb
; srnr
HVL;T UUrr .li "T:i JrNnHhrt!mHnm.iiMnM.hiin
' - - - - ' ' - i v.'iinntBim mm mill uun nr
Suffer iotf
muiT "mrpV .h
uianscs Ul uirmiur uwr I
nr.Huu'g sanr
oet248ra-H
' 1 f.n
a.
Om !jifi!
MARKETS B Y TEIiEGR APS
1 ,, j., -p '?," au MUM 3t
BiiiTnioaa OatS' lowwi iflouiijerrjiir-i. W
-torn ; www jir trm onwut, rennsTir 1
givwiuw. oa,iu. rcnnw 1
sides . dttto4 Diseked 6a7tiit baoon shuldan I
Cleat sldet 8 bams K0Vs4U. Lard-na- I
Baed jtterotw CtoffeO rmY' nio
suear arm: a sort ma.
tnA )tH fa . x)iwt a- .bjl r . r . .
winter wbta obaft I
4loMi4tate 4.7 Ba.l6,voxtra Afia4.7Sr I
eOtoW;Noa .wtotet 82, No. a Chi,;
KiarV3Vieasft ana December. Janaarr.
- Febru&r.WMSjcb. Com actlye at S84 eaabi
35 Jattar'.etoraaTT 41 Mar.- Oata dolt m
40UaU'aaht LTeeno . OMk T-Km.-a
Taiiey -MBaay em
heatr: fair.rt!4B0a;"rSr!
wneat aw. ho. a v red wlntet
r IjOL. Cora lower; No 2 mixed
a. tun f i . . Data lrr- Kn M kItM RKaK
shoalden 4mf clear Mbefisas baooH I
:Jurd40Uf- New Orleans
Hogs
cmBqa85a420. ltgnt 4la4
,'bacaA
60480.
otchenr 4804a
bout uau; coma Km io
i!:1?w' wo. .export;
ded, red XJOal.19,
Oats dosed lowerat 41a42 lor NbvS. f
Coffee quiet: Bio lo cargoes 11414.
t; centrifugal' 88, Cute museorado I
eaosa.
Hons aoieL
Sugar quiet
rei
Carttlna and Louisiana te7,Bangoau&7toa1n
quiet atsoaliaslTWieo
wool
ool autefe'domoaUe
nfi: I
unwashed 14a88.' Texas
4a38. 1 Forte duU at
T2 75; -middles dull; long Oat 7.20,' hort ttanr
k Clear 7.2a' naort ataar ,
long
and stuxiKW. LaMdoae(Lflrmta2lk
7; .- :.U,J i;,f-7 ioii ,"iufl
; v iiiw y- .,'..-w.Y.a i;j:r, 7j...
qu.TasToni nun; bii
11; low, mkJdVg! I
10c; good ordtaarrUfec; her ree'ls 6294; gross
6486:sales
'Limat-stoeK 1UB.0T9? ear ts eaawtwiso
: to Great
-aettBlt4sa8J0S;rMS
en. coastwise. 848: to
snm ; expons to ureal Britain . . ft
Weekly-net teens 29.972; gross : sales 5,831:
exports, coastwtte 18J77; to 6re5 Brttata 2U098l
iitfdlmi 1 Mai iow irfiu1'
1 luc: good- ordtnlr rafte? net receipt 470 gross
2374; sates-4254 stock U6v509rexporw ooaatwiM
i trtsjeaparta- fo;.roat BrlUiB,.?-s j
to can
Woe!
UOI 1WH lUUVtKlVDB OOAO BDIOV clUti' S"
5eitruGrBrlt84id6:ooaflt-l7
wisoiMnummoat aoj ; -..:j
lerowOteaT?y aOeBttBg . J2: lowonkkUina
lWMw good oidfrl!0il.nPts,37groe 1 .
HffliltfWlor
et recti 6J988i'i
sBlet-IJ
GMaRtmukie'J
ftwUfeteMyVl
llc;larwJml,li
M9ecg
1
MaskaiE 1
lyinet' iDt?9.266: tris 'JSaleaWj
etpoastwi lifioui taarte-Hatn8U
chanoai i;Q92t I vj(a?r;o In
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jrwTT4nn.TiAH-Qu; sniMini
itddisas llliMgood ordinary lOtte hat. reoelptij
u jClSQi sale:T-i apmnets'-ar. svicM.1
wti to Steal Britain' t cosaM; ibi . ni
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12
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1
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menu 5884 : stock, present year, 120U5I7,,.wm
rear, 19,284 ;sales6,84v -
ms: good ordinary 9ftc; reoeipts 2,718; sales
iss imiyis? a
4 . - . .. ... - l
rMdog -9w!f'iiet receipts toot;
rfptoentf8;ial.2oS;isshnrs40ttia,j
VNoetaaraas, ialSfctiecjifrAMt lM4t8vit
iJMiHi nrVtVi A-n.4mraAicr4et! recetnts 1483:!
stock 4,860; exports coastwise 194; Great BfJJattij
tM7aioor4toenjpi ' iii
hnPMmMisba t-weekir-r-nei reeeip wv
yirwixrrem SKotfttr .noTn,
Bauca, Azjl Acttve; midaitng iic:.ow,'iu
e; goed ordinary Weekly recelpU Sprf
ii?ments B.767:atJre9eatyear, 7,54l! .last
ear, 11,1
ild4
and costs anir za-flumjbe4iij .v
: nn .., . ' . "M"-w xoKX-Btocaa
. . l "iirii j 1 1 T uiiiiiiii w.j i -.ill: H-tfit 4 Lke Shore. ... .......
cneei ai !ciw,ei39ps, . ,?J , ,
Cm 01UKAT1 Floor
tancr B.25a6-0O. '
l.oa Ko. ambc
meats
aolet:
tog 4
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tau to gooa renning itmiMt Bflsao , 7j j ooenpy this dav their maskifiokkt Haw ,wak-
Qaedftrm: standard a. fluaui Mkiasam .flrmf I nrVmafiit nni Ataifju-k-atfit. Thlk la aald'to
weekly
111957:
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laiUgi
lLuisaa
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nelaaihti195e;H)CS 82184-.. sales
0 TXUVS Vf JiHJfuOLWTii .f
to a3ai Brttaln !-r betottoeow ,
rvoastwWe.'l'f W tibhow &
2ran&:UilfiTneritB'TS.3
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.-receipts
7JftOXk.,(!oatoisa, 6,7t2Xtfoetnvl7rGlW
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1 P- tpvdTrtvr .91 V eekly-ecejpts. 4412
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TO TT2 WJLNTS CilLL CLi3Xi
jwiritoorc,nowbolngree
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ru to tow "oawivai &iiu.ci j&MAWk
last earH4?.'-U..iU .tbu w t2922a
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jjoaisrUie and NaearUto . .w; ,j , i
Cnloaoo and Northwestern.... . ,3
Meiniand(lesUn.:.'..::v..'..s' ' f'43
Rock Island 1.38
woswrnunions..Mh..;.Mfi(j4-.:.'. . JSX
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Class B. 5's
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11 8-16
ling.,
11
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6a9Vi
Oft RENT;
mint Hoass on westTr&do stzBeLaow oconnled
by Wonwloht ftWhUsetL .aJsovtbat on come
Of Tenth aBd JPlne.
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it. , ,. f .
hPhnadelphia, Dec 32, 1880U
. . nj
PIANO lGRSAEE."
A 8 adnnlstrator of Mrs. Mary
wQl'sell
JXli at the o
the court 'house" door, Tl
tno Both
MavoT SecaimieV. at'18 Votoek' iCrna-flM Mano-af
laayor ue
octave: in
Iunn ft Clarke's make. The instrument U a
seven
octave; lmnrstolass order and can be seen attho
Teaideooe
vi w.. w. rBKram. &au.. aaj now ue-
Mrethesaie. - " .
Ierwiss Ten per cent eash, . Mhsnee ; note and
at nine montha. . v. u tuau.
usx Bwarrsxy
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bWa Celeiy, fieahind crisp, t
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dec24
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ser ean be snmmonea. a onuowmu w
SitrciinA;4aFfc ittAifvmm ha thainala ,0009 iior
ID UL SUO a.wva
ikWeiegrapa;
titthl
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Klchmond;- NoWoia, fetersli
anoTDsmvinaitt
hd;i pdzodhr
not secttoal wtteM ltawrts
fothatU rS?K & tnU
Sd fcPPoneaLaa it haa.l rtdahono-
aacttonfcTlhoamerioaa has been tad-
r In all reduction a and imDroTomeniff wi u yonr
4fbWrlce7and -feTgla tobwttiaVI
IpreateafU eortsaad laglvtegitiStr
ChaflflttB
reaaao
Minti from tee oSoo IrittiS cWthairlHiaH
TfatjaCea' ,Norih,j8outhKast -an rSsaaasj
staani fiOerwt. iMavt (Cbo iiaerlan-riniah,
LTHrarh Comnaov win DDCQ offices Otf IU Jjaef
rM-Li-ianrtaioa-aarf lwisbOv'CLiia si
t iewdaysoi-uujj & io JJU?"r ajr.au J
a4
5s
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10 20
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vamaiwf
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12.66a,67
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and complete. Our stock of
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6 ii'H
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Cheap Bedsteads,
aNDLODNQXS,
Parlor & Chamber Units.
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(groceries.
CK5ARS !
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OF
bru;
i
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lib
DOMESTIC
ottered in thlj
I Wejoflal then FIFTf
ever
PXB CKNT. lower thai any retailer In fce'market
Come and eiamlfle tneW fir yoaraelvfei :
J'jT.-
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FLOUR,
JLAKJJ,
sugar
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COFFEE,
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aoswrig liisJwwy Ji'ia.- :t
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to be ihe ifiriestjpipe iCij 9J
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