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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-09-06
The War.

The Franco Prussian War seems to be
just comming to close. a great battle
was fought last week near Sedan lasting
through several days between McMahon's
forces and the Prussians, in which the
latter were victorious McMahon's forces
surrendered to King William and with
them Napoleon himself. The dispatches
first came from Prussian sources but soon
was confirmed from French sources which
we give below.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-21
THEATER SALOON!

The Oldest Public House in the
Stale OF Nevada.
FsfIiIS POPULAR SALOON. FRONTING THE
4 CARSON TIikATkk. is still under the m m
hgemert f tile original roprieisrs, who, thank
ful for past f,vors, hv.e the attention of the
public to their first class stock of
WINES, LI0CCRS AND CIGARS.
New ThcateF Hall.
The Finest and S1ost Commodions Hall in the
State can be secured for Dances. Concerts, etc :,
by application to the undersigned, with the inva-
riabe under standing that we reserve to ourselves
the bar-room. hat lpom and dining apartment.
MOORE PARKER, Proprietors.
Carson, Nay 5,h, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-21
READ THIS /!

DUTLDERs. CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS,
ID who desire TO purchase
Lime and Brick. or either.
are hereby notified H. call ipon the undersigned,
who will he prepared, within few days, 10 gu
all orders with
A Nuns her One ArsScie.
~ Order, may be !eft with the undersigned.
or at Walkers Hotel
MARSHALL WILLARD.
Carsop City, May Is. iseo. myisR
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
esGAYee NEWS.
Farmers Can Ride and PlOW.
By SECURING ONE OF THE
sGAY7 PLOWS
Manufactured and sold for the very low price ol
500 and 500.

YUVHE simplicity and practicability of this new
Plow commends it favorably to the special
notice of every farmer. It possesses a decided
superiority over all other>plows now in use. The
whce.s are four feet in diameter, and run on the
unplowed land. It's entire construction is in no
way complicated. The plow is managed in every
manner with ease. and requires only two levers
to be used in making any alteration The supe-
riority of the ..Gay'' Plow win be clearly shown
by the following certificate
We. the undersigned, citizens of Linn county,
Oregon. having pure hased and used upon our
farms the ..Gay'' plow, hereby certify that the
same has given entire satisfaction It's facility
fur adjusting to suit the depth of farrow without
movi FROM the seat, is simple and easy We
like the plQE for its draught because the same is
brought to- bear directly upon the plow-beam in
stead of the carriage also, BECAUSE it is strong
and durable, all except the wood work being con-
structed of wrought iron-no tings used.
The wheels running upon the solid land is an ad-
vantage over other gang plows. in striking off
land and in plowing. not having to make the nec-
essary changes in the machinery. and the seat is
always level, not thr wing the driver forward or
sideways as in other plows. Better work and
more of it can be accomplished by the of this
Plow than by hand.
We take pleasure in recommending the 'GAY''
PLow to brother farmers, as one having no
superior in Oregon.
J. G. REED. w. P. ESHOM,
W. H. GoLTTREE. H. DAVIDSON.
! May Goth, 1869.
The GAY" PLow is manufactured by II.
/ Gouiding. Portland Machine Shop.
| All orders will be promptly attended to by ad
dressing,
G.. +. GAY.
Portland, Oregon.
Albany Agents.
J. DARRoWS CO., Agents
for Linn d Benton counties.
JOHN BRIGGS. Agent
for Linn & Benton counties.
May ,6e-37
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-09

that VIC are mistaken! How they lovo
to laugh at delicate, plucky, nervous
little woman who so far presumes upon
her convictions Of duty as to dare to
doubt their judi ementl And how women
love to court tho favor of their masters
by cold sneets and Aippant inucndoes at
the little enthusiast. AL honor, howey-
er, to the noble men and women who can
be found in every crowd where both do
congrsgate Who hare the good sense to
treat even woman who may declare
herself "strong minded, with Difference
and courtesy. Twenty years ago men
would havo hurried their wives and
daughters from the vicinity Of one OF
these rcformers. The world moves. But
Why do active reformers Of eltbcf sex
allow themselves 70 bscoms incosrigible
bores I have been, iD days gone by,
~ nlereiisssiy annoyed BY some tract ped.
ding enthusiast, thst I hsxe been com.
PEELED to read him homily upon untinle-
| y persistence in his layorisc hobby.
He'd want his dinner, srye. and must
have money for his gospel, Or he couldnt
afford TO peddle il, but he would not
accept the fact 20 patent to al prnc,icas
4 people that there i no use in GLOWING
anybody with fsms. That IL everybody
would forcgo Ill other matters to attend
70 his particular hobby, his cash and din
ner would both be minus believe in
equal rights know they are progressing
and bound to soin; know We must work
for them but when am out a-Eourth-
ing and Hnd myself compelled 10 Hght
the oppressive heat, confess I am not
enthusiasts.
At last cams welcome four O'Clock.
. We had Z banlky horse and i peevisIn,
tired, four. year-old boy along for nuis.
ances, but the sun was slowly descending
and we revived and took G. urage. We
!, didn't get much soda water wien ready
!, to leave, but what little our perspiring
:. friend could dip for us was cool aid
sparkling, and We hold his philanthropic
efforts in our behalf in grateful remem-
: berance to this hour.
! could not help thinking, as we toiled
homeward in the oppressive beat, Of
Marx Twain's idea of an excursion to
: the Holy Land : 1T was not lively
enough for pleasure trip, but if We had
only had corpse along it would have
made noble funeral excursion" Ids
H.
tone seemed appropriate. Again in
sight of Mary,s Peak Think Of the
cool breeze and the blue ocean beyond it,
while there, on our left, among the many
beautiful sights that challenge our admi-
ration, looms up that forest clothed
mountain. over against Lebanon, upon
whose summit rises that excrescence,
looking Eiore than ever, in the simmer
ing heat. like a~buge boil just ready for
the surgeons lance. But the green zelda
are around us with their burdens Of grain,
grateful breeze has reached US from the
walled Pacr6c; we are homeward bound;
we havo had holiday, and this--yes,
this is the FSurth Of Julyl We grew
happy aud grateful. Time sped on, and
We reached home at dark, where cool
rooms and good supper greeted all
| Thus ended our Fourth Of July.
! MRs. D.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-09

O4 tCaKus tue oskIAIS - tSduls.
A. uACKLEMAN,
W. W. PARRrsH, Pres.
Sec.
March o, 1862 s
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-09
e. A. Freeland,

nEALER IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
h School, Miscellaneous and Blank Books.
Stati lnery, Geld and Ste Pens, Ink, etc. Post
ufi-e Building. Albany. Oregon. Books ordered
from New York aud San Francisco.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-09
S. II. Csaaghton.

S. Il. C,aaghton,
NToT4RY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT. oIiee in the Post Office building,
Lebanon, Oregon.
viii attend TO making Deeds and ether convey
ances, also to the prompt collection of debts en-
trusted to my
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-09
Hlitabidel & Co.,

nEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PRO
ID visions, Wood and Willow Ware, Confec-
tipnery. Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Notions, etc.
Main street. adjoining the Express office, Albany,
Ore son-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-09

kDEsaT7 T7ssISG RATES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26

probably, 100 rooms, there is not a servant
or watchman OF any sort awake. The q.
lent rooms are filed with several hundred
sleeping, and, therefore,; utterly helpless
guests. a tire breaks out, and the wooden
stair-cases and slight room partitions 90 off
like finder. 1t is utterly impossible for the
Two or three employes awake to rouse the
sleeping guests Oh the four or five floors
above, and the appalling spectacle ia exhib-
tied OF burning men and women shriekinp
for help from windows that cannot he
reached. There are no fire ESCAPES. no means
in mans power by which they can be saved,
There should be Waterman on every floor.
and roundsman to see that they are awake
Ii hotel Is doing any business, it can afford
this outlay to save human life, and if thew
cannot, why, then. the pit of death should
be closed. 1t is useless to say these disas-
tiers are so infrequent that such pre-
cautions would be exaggerated care.
This Is not SO. On Thursday night last
a hotel at St. Louis burnt, and on Friday
night Rutherford Park Hotel, In New Jer.
sey, was burnt, and Saturday night the
Spotswood. In one Of the frat-named no.
tells two guests were burned to death. We
guarantee to inform the public of the first
hotel proprietor who is humane enough to
insure the life of his guests by proper
care, and we think we may Guarantee
that he will have more guests to insure.
And this we say without rejecting anv
more upon the proprietors of the Spots
wood than upon those of any other first
class hotels in the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26
Domestic Markets lBx TELEGRAPH !

NEW YORK, Dec A-Hoon.--s lour ve,y hrm.
Wheat : aae I, ar me! Grn sea -ee and n.m.
ste .dy; upl.nds, 1870; saiss, 1000 Dsles. Tur-
gentlne STEADY at4sc hosiu very hrm al % Ia.
Erenin0.- Cotton quiet: sales. 1880 bales a.
15a:. Flu sha-e hrmer; sup rhine State and
",stern ss.E0ss.4o. Wheat hrm; winter red
nrmse new, 7I97cc. Pork &. meI a. sss: Besf
steady. Lard nrmer; s..le, l2t@iac. groceries
dull. Naval stores steady. F.eghts quiet and
very frm
BALTIMORE. Dec. 4.-virginta es, old, 50 bid,
81 assea, 'ss's so bid 81 asked; 'c7s. 50 bid, 50
asked.
Fiour active and hippiog grades higher: How
ia%y s. s r9e cs sS' es.fa ss
pr?a' ssis; eatfa: Is 7:assss %Ii:; !: g
I'd, sLasGsl:so; tair t. g.od eLaj@s.sc COM
Co;n.-White, 7sc yellow, rec. Data acti % 1t 81
G54c. Rye firm At s 6escc. Provisions nominaIIy
Unchanged. Whlskey. 93G4c.
NEW ORLEANS, isec. 2a-Cotton steady and in
fair der and I4a3iiic.; receipts, 10 as bales.
kxports-- Gre-t Bri ain Q S74 bales 10 Bar.
celona,. 1881 bales; to Queenstown. Z 900 bales;
coastwise, as lases. sa es. $3.50 bales: STOCK,
loc Aolssses AIN; prime, SsGsS7c.; choice, "
told. lios. Eew York sight, sas discount.
CIsclSyAT1. Dec: 24cFlo,r steady and In
higher a. 52G14c Mess po,k high. mand at RIO.
Lard firm al GS:lac. Bacon in Iighs dem snd aud
h ,lders firm; shoulders l0c. clear RIB, uac.;
clear sizes, i2c ~tiskey, SIC. -
SAVANNAH. De-. ~ lotion quiet, with light
Offering l.sc rec ipts ,5g7 bales expurts, 70
treat Britain, $50 bales sales 70o bales; stock.
a. 24s oales.
NORFOLK. Dec. A-Cotton quiet; low mid
dings At4l4ic. Receipts, 1.lU6 b sIes exports
coastwtae, $50 bales; sales lOa bales stock 7cea
bales.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 22-Cottou hrm st 15c.
receipts 2,4s; exports to spain $50 bales sa.es
500 bales stock 34,64I bales.
MOBILE. Dec. 2.-Cotton quiet at l4sc.;
receipts 73l bales exports 4.s oales; sales 600
bales stock 81, GA bales.
1IvERPf OIL, Dec. 23--AJternoon. Cotton firm
sales, $4,000 bales; for The ~.tk 90 600 bales. IN.
cludine 10 oeo tor export and 1900 or circulation;
stock, $4,000 bales, including $4,000 American.
Flour, 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26
The Georgia Election Success Of the

AUGUSTA, Ga. Dec. 24.-Su61cient returns
have been received from all sections to
show that the State has gone largely Demo-
cratic. 1t is tolerably certain that the fol-
lowing Democrats are elected to Congress !:
LIST district, ". W. Paine to the 41st and A.
r. McAuIey tc the 42d Congress; I'D dis
tricr, VIM. T. Wright to the 41st and 42d
Congresses ; 9th district, 8. A. Corker to
41st and D. NJ. Dubose 10 the 42d Congress !;
9Th district, Win. P. Price to the 41st and
Add; 7th district, II. NJ. B. Young to the
41st and AID Congresses. The I'd district
is doubtful and believed to have gone Re-
publican, thoilsh it will take an official
count to decide. The Democrats have
elected three.iourths of the members Of the
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Privats advices
from Georgia indicate that the Democrats
have carried five Congressman, with close
race for the other two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Rev York stock and MONEY m.rke.

Kew York stock and Money Markets.
NEW YORK. Dee. IA Eoon.-s.ocks strong bat
very dull Governments weak aud DULL Nothing
doing in southern securities. Gold, llei61lts.
Money easier at psr cent. Sterling Long, loa ;
short, 1dsi
Erening.--Money decidedly easier at c9n7 per
cent. with exceptions at per cent Sterling dull
and unchanged. Gold dull at 1lcAe,,lns. Govern
ments very dull and ste.dy: s2's, 1919. southern
securities dull Tennessee as 81 /: new. e?i. vir-
eini. s's, es now, 50. Louisisna SIS, 50: new. 81.
evee SIS, II: SIS - Alabama s's. 1oot: 5's, 10
Georgia SIS. 81; rs Oft. North Carolina c's, at 3:
new. ast South Carolina SIS. 81; new. o7i.
Governmsnts--s's. ia; 's2s. 1919; 'ers, 1T
's5's let nsw, 1893; 's7s, 1927 1853, 1lo3 lo4c's.
l0s4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26
Fatal Afrrny In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 24.-At Shelby.
vile, on Thursday, Stahleman. agent OF the
Southern Express Company, was shot 10
the arm by W. FL. Wisener, son OF the late
Radical candidate for Governor. Wisener
then shot Wallace, the telegraph operator
who returned the fire, killing Wlsener IN.
stantiy. The difficulty grew out OF inc
express agent refusing TO give M1sener
receipt for money paid on =. y. ~
package.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26
PORT OF EICAMUND. DEC. "a 1870.

ARRIVED,
Steamer John Sylvester. clifford. Norfolk, ner-
chan.ftse and passengers, l.. 4, Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk. Plat, Philadelphia, merchaU.
disc anu passengers. w. p. Porter.
schooner A. NJ. edwards, Hinson, Philadelphia,
coal.
pix IRON Old Dominion n .il Works and 9th rs.
Schooner mite V. Be gen, , n mpSon, New
Yo k, merchandise. Curt 6 Parker.
Sch ,oi er Fannie ". JnhosJn Marts and Caro-
SAILED,
Steamer Hatteres, Lawrence. New York, mer-
chandlse and pa5seng gers. John W. ryatt.
steiner Ellie Knight, Travta, .!timore, mer-
chandisc and passengers, j. m. - Brett
Schooner Adelhert, Earnham, DCs Ol, merchan-
d g.. Cu,tis Pa ker.
Schooner ellie Brown, Higgins, Boston, mer-
chaunisc, Currie & Co.
:chooner II. hickos, Dnpuy, New York. mer-
chandse, Curtis 4 Parker.
xahoHANTA.
WEST PorYr, Dec. "a Arrived steamer State OF
Virginia, freeman, baltimore. merchandise ana
pas ,engers, ork River Railroad Company and
saued return.
CITY PoIsT. nec. - Sailed, brig Jc hanna ~.
G.l, 6hr ne, Bahia, for otd:rs, dsxall, Cren.
shaw & Co.
tBT TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE, December 24.-Psased In
from Bal,imvre, steamer Leiosic. from Bremen
brig LopoIa. assed our, brig Harry, Tor west
Indies brig Il. Ii. Wright passed UP for for.
folk -
NEW York recember 2!--srrived, ste r1ers
Leipsc, Lnfayete and Pennsylvania. Arrived
ouI, teHmer France.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26

FATAL AND DISTRESSING BURNING CASE.
A melancholy case Of fatal burning occurred
in East Baltimore yesterday morning,
which created much sympathy and excite
ment. About ten O'Clock Mrs. Ferrandini,
wife Of MIR. G. Fsrrandini, the well-known
hair-dresser at Barnum's Hotel, residing at
70. $50 East Baltimore ST. eet, was burned
in such a manner as to cause her death last
night, after much suffering. 1t appears
that Mr.. Ferrandini and his wife had con-
templated giving Christmas party, and,
among other arrangements, had kettle on
the stove, filled with wax and turpenrine,
with which they had intended to wax the
floor for dancing. The contents Of the ket-
tie took fire, and Mrs. Ferrandini ran to re-
move the vessel and throw it into the yard.
On reaching the door she met her husband,
who wa& coming in from the yard, and,
in her endeavors to get rid of the
burning fluid without throwing it on her
husband, she scattered some Of it on her
dress, and was in an instant enyeloped in
flames. Mr.. FerranGini ran to her and sue
ceeded, with the help OF some of the neigh
bors, who were alarmed by her cries, in
tearing off the clothes from her person, but
not until she was horribly burned about
the face and body. The hands and arms of
Dir. Ferrandini were badly burned in his
endeavors to save his wife. DR., Monmonier
WAS Immediately summoned. and did all in
his power to relieve the sufferers. Mrs.
Fsrrandini fingered until haH-past O'Clock
last evening, when she expired. There was
O great deal of excitement created in the
eastern section of the city in consequence of
this dreadful occurrence, and during the
day and evening the house was visited by
numbers of the friends OF the deceased and
her Observation-Disclosures Sun, 23d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26
LOST YESTERDAY.

T OST AT THE FIRE.-The person to
4 4 whom wa. handed q 70 W MIX d OVER
G, AT and & SrhIPED GRAY-MINED COAT,
diagonally opposite the p rtswood Hotel, on S.n.
diy corning about ! O'Clock. VIII please leave
them 1T the Dispatch Office this morning. TIE
overcoat contains three store keys. 1t
7 OST, from the Spotswood Hotel EN7o
List u es on toe mnrnimg"l The ire TWU Ia
BAY HORSt,e, both having -Ei.e hind ieet I'D
one OF llcm = whitc blaze Lace. A liberal reward
". III 'n. pad for their eltvGry at our stables.
do 26-3t Al. -UBLSTt & Gu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26

SHOT BIT ALADI.-Gentlemen from across
the river spsI that n4 day two ago MI
Prince Georges county, Nd, attempted to
eject from = schooI-house, about seven
miles from the ferry, the teacher, Hiss
Ferguson, who had been dismissed, and to
install another lady VINO had been appoint
ed her successor. Miss Ferguson refusing
to vacate the premises, Mr.. Robey seized
her, when she drew revolver and shot at
him, the ball passing through his coat. He
then thrust her out of tho door, and she
fell to the ground, but soon rising she shot
at him again, but without effect. A war;
rant was issued for the arrest Of the young
lady, and she was baied for her appear
ance at court.-AEerdndr1d Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26
COMMERCIAL.
Corn AID FLOUR ExoBAaar,
kIcHkOND. Va. Dec. "a, Ie7a
OFFERINGS,

oFyBRErgR.
Whsat.--Wlite. 1,soe bustelB. Red. 1,ssg husha's.
Co7r.-White, 1s& bushels. Yellow, so bushels.
Mixed, SIS bushels.
O1ts.-88 bushels.
Rys.-I15 bushels.
MedL.--s0 bushels.
ShortS.-650 pounds.
aALE5.
Wheat.-white. 80 bushels good g. sLeo; sos
oushes very good at SLe5; 80 bushels vesy coed
81 s.t7t 500 bushels good az q sza 200 bushels
good rlc2 l22 bu-b.l st all % bushels Interior
OF I'll 20 total. 200 bnhels,
Wheat Red 50 bush IL good at Al. 50 a. bushels
at $40; s. bushels weevii. eaten at 81 20 "a bush
els very good &L55: 30 bushels very be sI syc;
e2 bushels d'E'a cd at 81 80 48 bus hsis daagro 4:
g. T3; loo pus1es far 81 Is; 70 bushels fair at
sld73 ss2 bushels good at sLs2i-total, Lose sash
els.
CJrn. white, 12o bushels prime on private terms;
~ sushels good at zoe. .-total, 19x bushels. Yel-
low,eo bushels at zoe. M11ed, I2o busnels Yary
good st Be-; % eushas good at 7oc. total. SIS BUSH
els. so
0ats.-l4s bushels New Brunswick at &c.; SIS
bushels very good at +7c. 100 bushals gooa az &c.,.
total SEQ out nels
Nedl--Country, 80 bushels at $50.
Rye. le8 bushels very GOOD at 70c.
Sh0res.--e6o pounds nc tic.
RE-ExHIB1TED.
Whsdt.-Re5, 81 bushels. ......
Corn.-Mlxed. 100 bushels.
RUa Ia bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26
Washington News.

WAsHIseTcN, Dec. 4.--Secretary Fish
to-day gave dinner to the Senate Commit
tee on Foreign Relations. Senators Sum.
ner and Morton were present.
The Treasury Department has informa-
ton that $4,000 was stolen from the Gus
tom-house in New Orleans, which Collector
Casey made good from his private means.
John ourrat: engaged Lincoln Hall for a
lecture, but the trustees protesting against
bis using it, the lecture was postponed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26
The Potomac Frozen Over.

WAsH1seToN, Dec. A-The Potomac
river is frozen over. The Acqnia creek
boat from Richmond arrived ut IL clock,
missing the northern connection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26

In recent address the Rev. Mr.. Spur
geon said sc Il is a remarkable fact that
ministers Of the gospel are not able to live on
much less than other people" 1t is another
fact that in this country many
Of them are forced to do 1t, nevertheless
Louisville Courier.
Fir. Buckles posthumous works, in three
volumes, edited by Miss Helen Taylor, are
announced to appear in London before the
close of the wear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26
The Mining Tax Troubles I'm Cait'
Torpprm.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 24.-The Federal
grand jury hss indicted the sheriff OF JACK
Son county for violating the 10TH amend
ment by collecting speciai tax from Chinese
miners. The ablsst counsel have been em'
ployed. The result viii largely Affect tns
income of several mining companies, anu
involves important political questions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26

TNuE CONTINENTA L S n e
LATEST STYLE .,FS OT-Just rereiy,d
at the LADIES' SCOT aL1 sHU1 EnpERlUM,
No AIS BROAD -TPEEt, bet. 4th and 9TH The
Qreat decline of thirty per cert. on goods Will be
gIveu the benefit OF all those who nlll favor me
with ac.E "
I nand cme BUTTON B0 IT, with scolops and
AHA ANfulNETTE SLIPPERS for 81 IS.
TURKISH EABROlDERaD SLIPPERS for
Si.I5
~ imrcr.ed goods will be sold In proportion.
My store is ut oftte corne OF the street;
am I'm the centre OF the square. ntxt door to Mrs.
L. Z. Jones's millinery establ liz hment.
A. 81 HARRIS,
deli ladies' Boot and Shoe Emporium.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-26
STOVES AND TaNwAssEs

~
RICHMOND STOVE AID ARCHITECTURAL
IRSh WORKS,
1000 GARY sTRFrE1', RlCHMOND, VA.
FIRST prelniam on our COOkISa-sTOVE at the
ylrgiuis &.;e Fairs or 1869 AND 1870. First pre-
MUM Oh 81 De az the forth Carolina state Fairs
of 1890 and 1916. Premiums awarded after tests
were actualy made on the grounds. Thousands
can testify that the prrmiums were we'll deserved.
First premium given at the ssme Fairs FOR best
HRATING-HIUVE.
yery IMPORT III adjunct to the cooking-stoVe.
FHGNIS and CRATES.
FENDrRS in great variety.
H.iUSE-FROH rs Of most beautiful styles.
IKOa RAILING and VEaANDAa rs.
Terms reasonable. BIB fOAh q ihb1.
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IST IF PREMIUMs.-SUN SIDE
IL HEATER, first premium lOsI1OR COZ
FEC =. IT, frst premium AUNSOE'e TUkU-
LAR LIGHTNIsG-kOI, frst premium; AMER
f fsr hsIASNu ,sbs IATa KisG-sFUvE. by
be found at MOI .E't. $50 Broad street.
All in want Of above article6 should call before
purch. sing elsewhere. no
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Tho Eplsna<

LONDON, Dec. 23.-The most satisfactory
eclipse observations were taken through
out England.
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The Cold 9nAD.
TFSSESSEF.

TENNESSEE
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. A.-The Their
mometer at Lookout Mountain College was
% below zero this morning-the coolest
weather since the observations were CON-
mepced,
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PpHSInENr s OEEICK

RICHMOND AND PETERsBuBe r. r COL
PRESIDENT OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. co. $50. , r
NOTICE-CHANGE OF
SrHE ITIE.-,;uand after TIL CRSDAY, the
s0tn Instant the FREIGHT and .AC GcMMODA-
TION TRAINS on This road viii be run as ioi-
lows: ,s,.on
Leave Pete sburg 4. 1880 4. M: and 2:ao = NJ:
de ae-tS0th.s Il II. W i u, Ieo :.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN BOuks uS suBsopIaT -FOr SIT, IL
to the Detp-r III Tufnp Ike Company, iLcorpora-
will be OF NED In accordance with said nct 81
The store OF WEST & JOHr sTqN, Ne; loos % GI 70
street in this city, on The 70 D In o sr,a
d. 1.sswaw Chm'n OF Board Of Comm'ra