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The Soldiers Of 1919

GENEVA, Qll,) Dec. &c, 1883.
To tis Editor Of Ae Chicago Democrat!
nosics by The proceedings OF Congress that Col Went
worth has introduced bill opIace The pension roll all
the surviving soldiers and widows OF deceased soldiers
the war o: i52 This IL measure eminenily us an
desirable 10 demand more than passing notice. The
list OF revolutionary pensioners has ndlet away until
butts few left. and brief period only will
eapss befors the last OF that band OF heroes will
have gone How fl and proper that hoir places.
eipisnts OF nations beneac,ion, should be supplied by
the surviving patriots OF lsl2 who. many vcior-
ous hsds vndicated and confirmed the freedom achevea
by their fathers. There &C, which would reflect
more credit upon the present Coaxress than the pronp
and speedy passage of Col Wenworihs bill, an none
which ths whole couniry would heartily approve !;
and especially in view OF the present OVERLOOKING cond
ton OF the treasury, has seemed that il wouId
furnish distribution of the "surpas revenue far more
desirable than any scheme ha, has yet been suggested II
nio Be hoped that every western man in Congress will
give this his warm support, and that the public
press sverywhere will speak out in svor OF an act OF
justice 10 the soldiers OF 1912
A. nation we are becoming wealthy almost beyond
measure with more present funds than we well know
whatto do with, while many OF these old sodsrsor the
youngest OF them cannot be much below three score
ysar'-are oppressed with poverty. and in some cases
suffering for want Of the nscesssries OF life.
Lei the Legislatures OF the different States instruct their
sensors ard representatives 90 for this measuye Lei
eoos take hold OF II in earnest and let petitions be cir
c"aed and forwarded 10 Washington without delay,
ana we may have the law before the cIose oil the present
session OF Congress. May ask you and other editors
:" LIMOS, TO call attention 10 lhs subject and 10 urge
upon the immediate consideration Of The people OF the
Wss,i 1922 y w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January i, 1884,
Notice hereby given holders of following
United this department prepared
chase any hereof and Of
portions those Stocks the
dollars, the
toned,
contingent compe0n within the
preference will be given the order OF in which said
offered. The certificates duly the United
stxes parties who receive thereof
this departments upon the receipt Whereof
price will be paid compounded of the following particulars
4. The par value, specified each certncsfe
q premium the stock Of the loan authorized by
july is4S redeemabe November 49, 1885, OF
authorized 1892
csnbef, sG2 OF een and half par
authorized by the of ls47 and l5f Yedeeaiae
the airt December, 1867, and the latter o
Junc 1885, OF the stock Of
Of $780, redesmnbe 3'st
her, 1884, (ommony called the Texan indemnify per
each of
Of treasury
tr money days
"a addition.
Payment fr said stocks will he made ds of the Treasurer
The United sass the BosoR New ynrt
Philadeiphia, rs the parties may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dtlstJune Secretary OF the Treasury.
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OFFICIAL.
DrrAarMEsr o. Stars,

DEPARTMENT STATS,
Washington, January q, 1854.
Information William Kelley esq. United
States consul at Tahiti Society snd of the DEATH
the Ith Of May 1852 John nonney citizen Of United
States and late board OF ship .sOroximbou His
friends who said reside No. "A Orange New York
city obtain further intelligence respecting him BY addressing
this department
an1hn PIERCE Prsdent Of the United States Of dmers,
chom IL may
satisfactory evidence having exhibited that Nabro
Frazier been appointed consu Of Bueno Ayrs
Of Phiiadepha in The State Of Pennsylvania do hereby
Mise him declare him exercise
such func,ions powers and privileges allowed the
suls of The favored nations in the United States
In testimony Whereof have caused these
patent, United affixed.
hand city Of Washington, the 4t day Of
A. D. 1854, and Of the Independence Of the United
Of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the Pr csident:
w, l.. MAnoY, Secretary VI State.
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ny GREEN = SCOTT. A.s15sassrs.

TgUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE FROPEaTY--0a Mon
oher
o'clock, front q tho Preme. BY virtue ofa Assd
ws The subscriber
May tho thousand eight husdrs1 end
recorded In Liber w b. No 34 foos
lsnd records for
Of Coumbia, all those several pieces, pssrs
tnstcd being In the
tes nuHbsred scven t22 twenty t2a (54
twenty four @ twenty-five, snd ts7) srvsp,
numbered o6 hundred and
The several dwelling houses improvements
belonging.
Terms IL sais One third Of the erctass gnd;
the rrsduc three inansns
months, THE purchasers
payments, bearing interest from the ofsals. .Ias-
deed md deed
the notes AZ conveyance At the e,si Of tho purchsscs eh
II the purchaser should fail ssn In
three DAYS thereafter The
risk ard fhe first giving sosn
such n the te NJ Washetfon
lanes RHODRA, 1Sustee.
GREEN BCOTT,
Dec 9,-2aWSds Auctoneers.
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ny >. G. McouIHE, Aressonser.

TRUSTEES SALE or A SMALL FRAMR HOUSE AND
LuTon Thursday afternoon, January - occk
by Nearing
iay let 1850. and duly recorded Lber =, Mo- ~, ios
ia Is4 lJ and i6, The Land records Washington
county shsn sol part of o numbered four ~ N sgste Gum
b~sd four hundred and twenty four fs being the me ssAsn
said ft) feet eight ~ iScee
between nort rsnnny etk
csns',ins of sn,sii frame dwelling house.
twelve m0ni6,
= al RocHR rrwms..
Jas o. MrQUfkn,
Dec 3t--~odkds
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aPAKKILNG C1lAMPAGNE.-I.sndinssh shs dnv, bas-
kss sparkling champagne MAJ sutane,
made such viii enable s~ppiv
his wall known wine hand Tbs qusity guaranteed
sent 10 the American market For ssie by
GEO. d THos. PARKER a CO.,
Dec A-sstTuSSdf Opposite Rsown's Hotel
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ANNIvGItsARY BALI.

OF THE COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY
THE MANAGERS respectfully notify
above tsn viii take place TIE NJ January
n, Jackson Hall
informed that the rcfreamsnt
their iavori'c Mr. O. Columbus,
coiop music has BEEN procured fof the
ovecoats, hats hc permitted IN the
be amended 10 srssn,ton~ly.
TJcken of he following
Mcint.'s Of 7h street,. Colun,buss 7h street
sessofd, National iIoset Corhran 5 fedy
Hat sfove United Hotel bu,dinsi store
wiads Hoseis Of the
and NJ the door ths evening Of the hall.
Jan 4-sc3tf
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DUCATIOy.The undersigned, a graduate Of Usfain
Il Of Virginia. Will select Ensish CLASSICAL ns11.d
school 10Th 3th
and The courss OF instruction will smbrsce III the bsshQ
complete academcal edscaton The n
tied be carefully and Thoroughly ~
principal himsc aided sny in the deparmess OF
The school will be furnished
Of the most approved style, and all m will
best suited order ci7se
promote The confoit and Improvement OF hs pupils.
He has had long Iaachin he eh wusted
by his In who
and moral training OF their @
p~ctatons will be fsIiy realized. stN sFabs7r- ii
Circulars containing ko he had, afe few 6ayss Of
K. ". RUsHsElL, Ma.
ian l--3,w1w ~ efasf|srF
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QLANK ROOKs-A large stock sisss II evsy 1sxrp-
ncn Of binding adapted ior private and mercantile On
NJ TAYLOR MAU2YB
Jan4 Bookstore. neas ptk street
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DIED.

Friday morning, the 9Th past O'Clock
HENRY ASH ron BiBB in his I5th youngest
GEO. ~ ErAs.
funeral place church th. morning st
10 O'Clock, which the friends inved
Requiescat In pace" Amsn
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SLAYER CAPTURED.

New YoRK. Jan. 5-The schooner IL. NJ Gambril, oil
Baltimore arrived here might from Losngo, South ca,
in charge OF Lieut. de Camp having been captured by the
rgas Constitution SLAYER
The ship Marion sailed for Benguela November 2-sl
well. The Consultation sail for Sc. Helena ia few
days. The brig Perry Monrovia.
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ocy- Rsv n Requa, Missionary shs Oassda In
expected preach Potomac Chapel sre.
and New Hampshire Sabbath sfcmoon O'Clock.
JauT
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VESSELS ~ DISTRESS.

SgwronT. Jan The brig A. II. wass OF Wilmington
from Liverpool for New York, aud the brig Elizabeth
from Portland for Norfolk have arrived in distress The
former will have to'discharse repair.
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MORE MAEINx DISASTERS
THE sTsAARR EMPIRE CRY.

NKw YoRK., Jan. 6.-The steamer Empire City is still
ashore but II the weather continues moderate she will be
10; of Her mails and passengers have reached here in
sa lety.
Political from Havana is unmponant Sugar crop
coming in freely Tobacco and coffee abundant Weathe
charming.
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MARRIED..
On Thursday sth Instant by the Rev Joas G. snrs Mr.
A. B. CLAYTON Miss f. JENNIE FISHER, city
city, January 5th THOMAS w. BRoDHEAD, United
States Miss ELIZA BERRY Of
late JASrs BSany, ESQ, OF this city.
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WEHSTEH's Great American Dictionary.-A supply Of
w
bindings,
the printing Office For the publshers' prices
.-8ata TAYLOR MAURYsA ss
Jan Bookstore, Oh -
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CARD.-Al Of will bsfoss the
n 27lh and respectfully
will settled by day year.
when their paid II
agreeable Them and be- sending
We worry large siiks ksnds
which Will sell very cheap. l3 6'&** grs4s
large Of French mousscne deianes,
cheap s.tI
lot OF French mernos, 10 be sold cheap.
Of various kinds goods
which sell cheaper than essswhs-
2l-saw3wn HALL BROTHEte
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A CARD 20 Members OF Congress and othsss.-H0uss
and furniture containing and hionaby fur
nished. Tesma 80 per month. Inquire of
q. w. BOTELER, II
Jan63 Iron Hall Penn avenue, between yth and lo
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
-------------
Door open to Z; curtain rises past
SATURDAY Evrsrxs, January 2, 1884,
WIN be presented, for several years the nn,
sterling old comedy, in acts, OF the
HEIR AT LAW.
overture Orchestri
To conclude with, first time the highly iausbabe amusn,
farce, entitled
THE VIRGINIA MUMMY,
Prices admission: parquee 50 cent? ,e
served rs orchestra rs ct.
third uer 90 coofed gallery, rs Pdvate boxes e5
Jan
RIsLEY's vARIETE.
Last night Of the great American comedian,
Mr.. CHARLES BURKE.
sAruaDAr Evxnso, January Z, 1854,
win be performed the celebrated comedy ofths
POOR GENTLEMAN.
Miss De Forrest will the celebrated song
George r. Morris, esq, called
THE FLAG or OUR UNION
evenngs highly suxha
Bile OF the
sPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Price Of admission, so family circle, 25
Doors open at half 81 curtain rises at ~ o'clock
Jan
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VESSEL on FIRE.

NKw ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-The barque Nathaniel Blake
rivra nD'e s'~ TN~n with cargo Of
bushels Of lime. Size caught fire this morning, WY,
probably be destroyed, except her sails, &c.
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MOTICEUur will please take thsl have
IN placed all ha6ds Of Mr. John Dale for coec
uon, who Ia authorized receipt tor
: Jan 6--3t Nv. GAIT 4 BRO
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& =
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Phladeiphia as the parties may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-d,lstJune Secretary ofths Treasury.
MARRIED..
on Tna.s.y ,se sa instant sy The Rev JsHs snrs, Mr.
In ~. city ,:saay sh pHoMss W. nsoonEAD u@i.sa
late JAsrs sSssr, ESQ, Of this city
DIED,
ON Friday morning the sh instant hve O'Clock,
HENRY AsHroN siaB, in his sh youngest of Hon
Tn. funeral place Pack,s church this morning .t
O'Clock friend. acqusaianccs inved
Requiescst In pace" Anon
n2- Nsv. n Requa. M,s.,onsry 10 tAs Onsss. m.
dsns expected preach In Potomac Chapel
Nov Hampshire avenue sabbath afternoon O'Clock
Q5- rhe Rev. Dr. Dursin, Missionary Secretary of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. will preach sermon on
behalf Of tho sca- in Wesley Chapel sabbath
"Hoe"cN' Jan 7-at
@ oa sstss nss ho os0 S s conps. % s"d
house, tcnpto Bui1 ssx O'Clock, o, m, Jan
G1-A A sis.s,oaary N-rting IN the George
ssa Mehod. Episcopal Church on Monday evening January o.
ss Eas,1.,. . commence a. oc9ss ndds''r.
sna Rev Henry si'csr chspisin United States senate
90 tn. Ann,ver..ry OF tho Tract society OF IN.
sunday - evening ,ae s a..n 9. O'Clock Rev Dusn
Co The Animal Meeting OF th~ Board q Managers
N the Washington City Protestant Orphan Asylum
Tnesdsy the o instsnr IL O'Clock Trinity Church. corner
~ ~ and &
The pusc ard all particularly interested valuable
instiuas~n, are rssp-csfniiynyited TO attend.
BY order OF the Board.
Jan T-QisrkFu
nSpsetai Nots~e-A meeting Masonic rrs,.rsv will
BE- bd at the hail. OF and 10Th
ming, January 10, At n O'Clock.
IL hoped every Of .oourn
ing. viii he business before
tho meeting ny order of Federal Lodge No. !
O. a. sCHwARzMAN.
Jan f-db Secretary.
Or Lecture tho aArt- of the bible, upustre-
ted elegant
noon Mt O'clock, 10 the lecture OF the
chsfeh, W Nm J. WHITAKER. JsaT
RosIOS American Almanac for 1854 Repository
u Of Useful knowledge. siastie- ko ,Ac. For sole
LAM Boosssors n.,, Oh 81,
1'HE Valley Of the Exploration Valley of
ths Amazon; by Lieutenant Lewis Hrrndop, Unief
sssies navy with and pistes Jnst published by
TAYLOR MAURY,
jan booksellers, nrsr @h st. l
MEHICAS A1maasc for Is5s-Exp~cssd this day from L
bonor eonasing iss vnfusbs commercial
pohnes', and sss'snosi information. Frtcs ~
Jan fRANCk TAYLOR
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WARRINGTON ASSEMBILES.
a the subscribers Washington
1884, held the evening Of he 22d umo
Demen elected mapagcrr
Hon. JEFF. Davis, Hon. q. Gushing,
Hon. J. e. Dobbin, Hon. las Campbell,
Hon. Charles r. James. Hon. a. Fi.h,
Hon. VIM. NJ. Gwin Hon. Presley Ewing,
Hon. VIM. Aikea, Hon. q NJ. Ingerson,
Hon. John w. Msury, Joseph Gales,
Beverly Tucker, Gen. Robert Armstrong,
Capt Hiram Fsuijns, u ~ ~, Gen. Geo. Gibson, u. r.
Major A. A. Nicholson, u. s. NJ q.
Walter Lanor, Elsha Riggs,
r. Barton Key VIM. n Webb
A. n. Cross j. Monroe Lhubb
Capt y. L. r. Hsdcasie, ". =. Captain q. Reno, u
A., Lieut. J. J. Amy, y. 4. NJ,
Lieut. J. Lsnmnn, ". =. NJ. Lieut. q. A. Henderson.
Major w. w. Russell ". $. NJ. Richard Waiach
e.. George Harrington,
A. y. III. White, Sidney Webster.
N. B.-No the
obtain sn'cbng and
ing for all. .f
No person, subscriber purchase. ticket
bly, ball. written pcprea OF an executive
The ar., assembly win take place Tuesday evening January
17tn, at Jackson Hail.
Jan 4, 10, ~, 4 II
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nRY GOODS DaY aooDs. pay GOODS .-A. ]. ).

become fashionable within last few for other
their goods Of the
tee disposed give bargains others, and
will which District,
Nothing win be asked and nothing less will be
All goods charged will regular price This the
have been In
would do il II that deter
mined others shall advantage In business II
bargains IL Jour chance. AZ
Jan 5-di0ur HALL BROTHER.
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sales To-Day.

D.
EURsrfURE AND EFFEoTs or A FAMILY DECLINING
aousEkEEPING-op Saturday nuosDnx. J4auary 81 10
o'clock, shall sen large assost
article requisite hons eopiag. Ienas eash AN
AZ ~ o'clock shall acl family hoIss TockA
harness. buffalo fobe, nesaly perfect oass.
fesms credit Of ainey will be oI salsctorb
endorsed noes brAaias interest hft8
JAS. q. MCGUIRE, f ssa
Jlned Auctoaess.
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EURSt1uaE. GROCERIES, PLATED cAsIuR5, GA,
AND CkoChLkf MAkE, Ae, al aacion.--Oa saturds
"a, insant, shal cell without reserve, 40 ocloeks
A large and general as.osssnent OF furniture
large lot oil glass al d eaoeker
With good OF groceries
Family Carriages busgies, &c.
Terms cash. GREEN SCOTT,
Jans-d Auctionssss
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Dentists, Psrrrlrdnfa Avenue, l0fh srea ..s1W
HAVE this with practice, Hall
Moore augcaI and mechanical dens By this
enabled
The office, which fur been pan ssspsn1sd
VIM. MASTER,
(I.se Barmeie d Mastery
Jan 4-eod6t (Iniei. j ...ns
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MOfICEUuf respectfully
IN DecsaAbe
the earnestly lhsa Ill
indebted will obige calling and sviss s
money y sIl +
Amer 18th collector will all who
settled previous date.
Jan 6-6df CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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OFFICIAL.

WI. MAnoY, Secretary VI State.
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eif q, Nf ~
a. n fsE ilhNH
.Eal
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nR. LOUIS M. STEIN, LATE CHEF
~ RuREEoN or THE HuNcApIAN PArpIar

n
MY, AND HoMGPATHIc PHYSICIAN, tenders his pro-
fessonal services to the citizens of Richmond. He
may be found at his rooms on Clay street, between
7th and 9th streets.
DR.. STEIN, after few years residence since his
exile in this country, has had the good fortune gain
the confidence of many highly respectable persons
and ply sicans and, being stranger he will be par
doned tor referIipg to some of them
Among the letters In his possession is q kind and
fattering one of recent date from the distinguished
DR. BAcHMAN. of Charleston
EDWARD PADELFoaD, Esq ofSavannah in whose
family Dr. practised says friend, under dats of
18th May, 1854 II feel ured that you may RECON-
mend him with perfect confidence a scientific and
skilful physician, and gentleman of education"
Mr. ALEXANDER, of the Savannah Republican. of
date June 26th, 1854, rays "Dr s. s gentleman of
great accomplishments, and physician of integrity
and eminence."
Judge G. J. FoLGER, of Geneva, New York under
date Sd September 1858, says: "Dr. STEIN has OBJ
tanned the confidence and employment VI many of
our best and most integ gent and careful citizens
There have been instances where what has
batfied other physicians of both Aopathic and Ho.
efectuallyn
Dr. MARCY, of New York, one of the most di,tin-
gulshed homeopathic physicians of that citv says.
Dr STEIN is gentleman OF superior medical ac-
quirements" ~
DR.. FANDERBURCH. another distinguished praeti
TONER OF that city, says DR.. STEIN is one of the
most accomplished physicians of the age.n
These are specimens of number in his possession
- Can be found at the residerce of Mr.. Thiltov
8th streets. a. 7I-ts
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nR. LEON GELBARDT, Broad street,

corner IUth, kichmond, Va, formerly pracfi.
offers his professional services FOR THOSE All.
fLIcTED WITH CHRONIC DISEASEs," such
e. g Coughs, Pains In the Chest, Asthma. Nervous
Mysteries, Female Complaints, yellow Complexiou'
from Bilious and all kinds OF
his medical edvices composed of PURE MEDI..
ClNAL HERBS: He may refer to many first Drug.
gsts OF New York and Richmond, not less to many
patients OF both cities who successfully cured
OF various chronic diseases under his treatrlent~
which real names and addresses may be seen at his
ee 7-d1nt
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINSft g
NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY

IL Main street, two doors below Purcell Ladd
Co take pleasure in informing the fe nds and pat
rons of their establshment and the public without
distinction that they have recently returned from the
of CLOTHING for FALL and WINTER WEAR-
Their stock conssts OF fine English and French Cloth.
Dress and Frock Coate, Fine French cassmere end
Tweed Goats, Black and Fancy poeskin Cashmere
Pants. Black and Fancy Silk and Satin vest's Mar
seilles &c kc. -. = ~ -
A full assortment of BOY 8 CLOTHINGs Also,
Trunks Shirt Cravsts Gloves Silk nnd cotton Uns
dershrfs. Umbrellas, Drawers, TIC. Their stock has
been manu- ufactured Ia the mosr Fashionsble Style
and substantisl manner, and they will sell good and
well made Clothing at sucb prices g will more then
realize the expectation Of the public Their cIo,h-
tssts of cu,tomers. -7 ,sn % z7--im-
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OF EARTHENWARE AND CHlNAI
FRESH RECEIPTS OF Glass AND FANCY ARricLEs
FINHE subscriber offers to the trade large
- and varied stock Of Earthenware, aud China and
Glass the patterns of which selected by himself
in person.
Having sn experience of many years in this parti-
cuar business. he feels great confidence In stating
that IN point of price and quality, it viii compare fa-
vor1bly with any other house in the trade. - afe
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do Basins and Ewers, Jugs, Tes Ware &c.
Blue Prat Flowing and Fancy do 20 +.
Blae Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Sets sSi'es ~ g
Do do do Pitchers and Vases ~
Gold Band do of above variety
White China do of above variety 1 9fssNll4s
Common Ware of every description, suitable for
wholesaing, which he offers upon such teyms foycaaA
as cannot fail to please.
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet 0lssses f8
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Walters & Britannia Wsre
Safety. and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware In every variety. yfgssgfs lfs
Al he asks call; and he feels assured his prices
will give satisfaction ssisas ~
His Packer is one of the best In the trade. =. 49,
Stone Ware at Factory prices
oc6-1m JAS. d. EVANS. 1T Main ST. as
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GEOkGE j. SUMNER, ssx e
IMPORTER OF
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.
-, ANE DEALRR IN ssa,. :. ts
Glass, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods,
s No. 20, Pearl Tor l4th) Street - 8 AZ
- es RICHMOND VA
FALL TRADE 1884,.

FA LII TR a D e 1854 3
n RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
~ Of the Merchants Of Virginia. North Caroliaa
and Tennessee to bis very large and desirable stock
OF ChiNA AND EARTHENWARE, of his own d.
rect importation, embracing many nav and desirabla
patterns and shapes and general assortent of Cut
Mouided and Plsin GLASSWARE. LOOKING.
wants Of the trade. > : - = - 80
He pledges himsen to sell ON ss good terms as any
fepackng house IN the United States and to use his
best efforts to give entire satisaetion e 81 =.
prices. = -~'S'S
N. B. Particular attention given to the carefal
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
RI J. 4. COWARDM.

at sx AND A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payabte
to the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing. ~ ysas
In advance.
The WEEKLY DIsPArcH = issssl svssy N.
4 " and mailed to subscribers at el per annsn.
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND VIM
IN TER DRY GOODS-I have just opened an
entire new stock of f
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, II
which were purchased in the Northern markets. on
the most favorable terms ! am prepared to offer
great inducements to purchasers. Among the az
sortment may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods of all styles 1sA 1913 &
Embrcideries and Laces
Hosiery, Cloves Ribbons, &c.
ALSO, sfs
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boys ard Ser.
vant2 Wear-with Q large stock Of Domestic Goeds
and Fancy Articles.
The public are respectfully invite to give me .
CALL % determined to sell a. cheap ss any other
house in the city. H. ROSENFELD,
se I8-3m e rs 115 Broad u. {
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At the annual session of the Ohio Diocesan Con.
vention, p E. Church, recently held at Sandusky,
Bishop McIlvane remarked that he had visited most
OF the parishes in the diocese during past year.
and that the number confirmed was greater than tha
In any preceding year, namely, five hundred and
nineteen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07
DoCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical

- .nvuse, 70 HiiI engaged IN treating all eolta OF
secret difeases and hereby invites caf from those
may have been unfortunate in their
Dr 7. would particularly invite call from persons
.he country who have been given up by their phy-
Ecians as incureble. Csses few indeed that can
The article known the Chemical Extract Of Er.ucs
Etoieef 10 probably the very best thing now before
tne pubic Tor renovatins system already shsttere
by dissipation or other cause. The ARue and Fevsr
remedy called French Mix IL next to certa.nty.-
Omce on Eranilin street, just below the Exchans "a
mond, Va. Asen'
Medicines securely packed and sent to der, with
full directions. sss * "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

The participa.ors in the Fair Ground shooting a
fray at Lexington, Ky, were bound over for tria
at the Circuit Court and placed under $4,000 bond
each to keep the peace for 10 months.