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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17
or from Petersburg.

r.rySTlCS-pEATu OF AEXl'
s,>N'i ,.,--rs ,>-~INcREASE OF FRbIGHTs--
~ NNM ',,rrry-rEL,rERY NOT WANTED
~" n,,c MEMORIAL SERVICE - MONEY
W. &C, tnk>rAll SHOT.
,.c ct the Richmond Dispatch.1
'''''>.' r,,rz>RrSG. December lG. 1878.
-. ,rn,rt of the secretary OF the
rom 'h,ol MON Of the Methodist Epls.
"H""' h,,rrhc> of The city 1t appears mat
,i" ra,,r,t,on includes l.lS9 Schoars
..,.5 nca,rr,,-c attendance during the past
N' ,as hut S20.-onlN 81 per cent. The
".''. o,o,.s-, attendance was that OF the
-. Street school. which averaged
N''..' ,..,,. # ihr entire membership. The
: ~. ",", rr thr Union during the
.r... ,''','>,,,,I t. Sl47.4i. The following
- 'N," '''. 1,,,. constitute the Union: WASH
~....'"'s -,m.,, Narkct.Strcct. High-Strect,
.~.'" ,hspcl. Ettrick> chapel, German
, ,,,vI and Wesley chapel. from some OF
-, ,,l returns made arc dchclcnt.
w.. ,!f4fh in this city on Yesterday Is an'
'1' N Mr.. James Sralding. a soldier
,sc Nrxlcan war, and Of extensive ac-
80 ,n .,.a,,,,, IN this section. He died of con-
'. .,,,'t,nn after lingering illness. and was
,' ',,ll ms afternoon from the HiEh-Suect
,,.,,5i.t Episcopal church.
rr-r i,.turc of Professor Clrr on Mind.
and Money!" at the Academy Of
M.N ,,.rartcd very large audience last
'', ~, Tn, proceeds were devoted TO the
taC DorcaS children. Professor
Icr today for Richmond, but is en-
'.o3 :, make one more visit 10 this city to
.4r.., 4 u,a>>-,nectiug Of the Sunday school
.sfil,n.
VIM, If, rcl.t- over the Atlantic, Mississippi
..; ON, railroad from the West have recent.
D.. ,n.r,s,,c 81 rapidly that every means OF
-. r,,d is taxed 10 meet the requirements OF
49,. volume Of transportation. The freightS
...,~ Norfolk have also undergone an in
-,..>r.
EDITION has hccn IN circulation to-day,
..Irto,cd 10 the PostmaSterGcnelIl, and
,..,,;r, that fun,tionlrv not to establish in
,.;. r,.y the frec-dclirery system, on the
'ronnd lhat neither the population nor bu-
ms, Il he city Justify tho requisite eNpcn-
4,.,,-. The law puts the minimum limit OF
,'.,...l4:j.u At 10000, while that Of Peters
i..... /, only 1920. of whom but 5000 ard
odd hundred are white. The petition wa'
Ind aa.u / saw it by 1871 signatures, in.
,a.u!u-. mo-, O. tLs leading houses OF LIE
..,r.
Interesting: memorial services were held
=, ..,sy in =. Jo$cph's Catholic church in
honor OF the memory Of the late Father Nul.
so. formerly pastor ul the church, who
.l., rnr year ago to-day. y fine sermon
IT, ,.,tc with eloquent and pathetic passages.
va, preached by Bishop Gibbons. 4 num-
;..- Of PRIESTS assisted in the solemn eXer-
....> oi the OCCASION. which made deep im-
..s,>lon on all present.
!, j. universally conceded that money is
zach easier here now than il has been since
T., PAM. and better feeling pervades all
LISTS. Nu>ints> is briSkyr. and the near
...yen, Of Christmas gives liyclier impetus
=. s,.rWhU-.
VI. Winiam seward shot himself badly
TT ~. seriously last night with a pistol by
@. u,ai. HI il doing well. BoB!S ADAIR.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL STATISTIcs.--Tht
general minutes Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for 1873, now in press, show that
there are AGA ,021 members and probation
ers Of that denomination in the United
State, that there are 20 annual conferences
Il bishops. 22.S4G itincant and local preach
~: 1893 church buildings, valued al
>"G,2%2 80: 4.GT parsonages, valued at
i2,jj4; 1881 sunday schools, having
$50 officers and teachers, with 1,3lS,60;
scholars in attendance. The conference col
!eotions, exclusive of salaries, amount to
y VSj,339 The number Of deaths among
inclnbcI> was unprecedentcdiy lTge-16, 800
During the year 400 churches and 1872 par
soragc- were built--an average of over nine
churches and four parSonagcs week.
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y MovE IN THE RiGHT DIRECTION. The
York tpa) Uotiy say:
''Ibe directors Of the almshouSe have
opened stone-quarry on the coanty farm
for the purpose Of giving employment 10
uch men who apply for lodgings, either
transient Or permanent, who are able to
work. For instance, any traveller who takes
up lodging Just for IA night cannot leave the
Institution until he has done a certain
amount Of work at the quarries, or if any
p00r person is i'm need of wearing apparel,
and has no better means of securing ii, he
'4n earn it in these quarries or men who
can lind no way Of supporting themselves
can 20 10 these quarrics and earn their board
aud such garments rs they must have"
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON RouTE,l
RICHMOND. VA, October 20, 1873. )
u,uE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE

OFFICE RICHMOND AND " EBDOS hOIlh{
RICHMOND, VA, October 20, 1873. )
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
j run a. follows: .o.
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond al 1:o5 A.
NJ and 2 =. 81. arrive al Petersburg At 81 a. NJ:
and 800 L. NJ; arrive at Weldon at $3.50 A. d. ana
TIP. NJ. -,
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach A.
tsched, leave Richmond for Petersburg at a. NJ:
and 5 =. NJ. and returning leave Petersburg al
a. H IT, MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon at
$50 A. NJ. and Al T.. NJ, aud leave Petersburg NJ
1910 L. NJ. and 1856 Z. Nj.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS leave petersburg
daily mt 8 A. NJ. and Richmond at 1890 (. ~:
Passengers from Norfolk will CONNECT win the
train leaving Petersburg ut 12:10 P. NJ ana ,hosc
for Norfolk will leave Richmond ON The lZ'ao r.
NJ. Accommodation Train, ,,,s
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS bctwce,t
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places At
81 rhe Freight Teams will not run ON SUNDAYS,
and tile 1855 p. NJ. Mail Train will not leave refers,
burg on SUNDAYS, aud the 6:06 A. NJ. Train Will
NOT leave Richmond on MONDAYS.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rlctl,
rrond and Petersburg except ut Aiauchcsler anu
Chester 800, 80, ,.
| Passengers from Clover Hill viii leave ~ I a.
| NJ, and returning leave Kichmond at q I. d. oany
Except sundays. ,,.r IT,
Passengers VIII take their meals At Jarralts no ,
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg VIII sta't
| the Washiuyton-Street depot ,,.,,, 49,
| pill MANS PALACE SLEEPlSG-CANS are
attached 10 ali the Night Mall Trains.
''''N'e " ~ THOMAS II. WYNNE,
| oco7 General Mafag.r.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND UANyuLE RAILROAD Co,
RICHMOND, VA, December z. 1878. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

Train No. 1-ScUTAgRN EyPRssS-leayes Rich
mond at 500 A. NJ. arrives ut Burkcvi!le at 500
i. NJ, arrives at Danyille at p NJ, arrives ~
Greensboro at $50 Z. NJ.
Train No. 2-NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YoRE
ExPRESS--leaveS Greensboro ut ITO Z. NJ; ar
rivcS at Danville 1T 1852 z. 81, arrives at Burke
Vile at S:04 z. NJ, arrives ut Richmond st l1:02
M.
Train No. 3-THRoUGu M-AIL--leayes Richmond
ut :4S Z. NJ; arrives at Burkeyille at 456 PM,
arrives at Dsnvi!le ut 958 z. NJ, arrives at Greeus
boro ut 1890 A. 81.
No. 4-THRoUGH MAIL-lcayes Greensboro az
2:1 A. NJ: arrives at Danyie ut 5:24 A. a., ar
rires at Burkeyille at 80 a. H.; arrives ut Rich
mond at 1892 L. NJ. ..,
Train NJ. 5--LYHCHDURG PASsENGER-leares
Richmond ut 9:42 A. NJ. arrives ut Burkeville at
1899 p. a.; arrives st Lynehburg at 4:40 p. Nj.
Train No. 6-BURKEvILLE ACCOMMODATION
leaves Lynchb,ug at $50 r. NJ, leaves Burkcvine
at4:35 A. NJ. j: arrives at Richmond ut 1853 A. M.
Train No. 4 connects at Burkevlle With trains
the Atlantic NJ Mississippi and Ohio railroad from
Lymchburg and the South. Pullman palace-cars
run from Richmond to Charlotte, and from Char
lotte to Atlanta and New Orleans without change:
Train No. makes close connection at CharI0ue
with trains OH the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points South and Southwest.
Through tickets sold ~ all points south and eoalh-
'T. NJ. r. TALCOTT,
dep Engineer and superintendent
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BISHOP EARLY.--At the annual session oil
the North Carolina Conference, Methodist
Episcopal Church South, at the request OIL
Ii"y. K. .. Burton, Charles +. Deems, X. 5
Moran, and others, Il resolution passed the
conference unanimously requesting Bishop
I'o.g.tt 10 repeat his memorial sermon de.
Ayered before the Virginia Conference in
memory Of the late venerable Bishop Early,
ii, bis convenience, during the session OF
This Conference.
Bishop Doggett has been telegraphed for
Pursuant to this re>oluton.-RGlet9h Sent.
pI ljh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

\ DAUGHTER HoRsEwHlPFEp BY HER IA
,r,R-HER ATTENDANCE AT DANCING ACAD-
IVY TIE Occasion OF TEE PUSlSaMEST.-Thc
r..hbCrhood of Ninth street between 7
and . was excited on Saturday evening by
4. ,pWhidinT administered by Mr.. Charles
H. His, late city surveyor, upon his eldest
DAUGHTER, about nineteen or twenty wears OF
.-,. The offence which was deemed by
-, parent sufficiently heiuous to call for
hi, ;GiniShmant wa; his daughters attend
aut, at dancing academy i'll company
with 4 vuuu- lady friend without his kuuwl-
,i.c or consent. Awaiting her return to
III" house Of her friend, he met her and
her companiOn quite early in the evening
md demanded 10 know where she had beer.
,Jc frankly aud timidly replied, when
4, turned away, lcavin, the young ladies
4 he door. which they entered, aud
in few minutes he returned with heavy
hursewhip concealed under his coat. and en-
':r,l the house (Mr. J. +. NJ. BoWcn'sl, and
approaching bis daughter in the paror he,
- rre.,ute Of Mrs. Bowen. an elderly lady.
md Mis- Bowen, drew out his horsewhip
sd dashed his daughter. laying on blow
,,'.r blow without stint. She spraDg
-,I,tmlng TO the door, he following her aud
combating, the Castigation. The two female
ln;Ut'"> Of the house begged him TO stop,
and leave the house. which he did after he
.oN through with his domestic discipline.
When Mr.. Bowen returned home he WAS iu-
'ormcd OF The affair, and he with number
At hi> indignant ncighbors stated the facts
go til" police authorities for their action.
/; IS stated that Bliss not iorg since caSti
,ai,d bis second daughter, about seventeen
l"Ts Old, very severely. The young Ia
DIS have no mother, the present wife o.
bI>, being their ,tepmothcr. 1t is also stated
That Bliss daughters do not intend to ap-
Icar against him, but whether this IS the re
,u Of intimidation or natural affection does
-. agpcar.- Washington Star, lJh.
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-On and after December z, 1873, the
,e,s tr, Ius ~ follows " sa..a-@ss
WESTWARD.

WESTWARD. . =
MAIL TRAlN.-Lcaves Richmond $50 A. NJ.
DAILY except Sunday connecting with VI. e.,
Va, NJ. & d. ). railroad st GordousvilIc AMI Char
lottesville, aud arrives ut Hinton at 10 L. u.
EXPRESS TRAlS.-Leaycs Rfchmon'i ~ !U.oo
p. NJ. DAILY except Saturday, connecting AZ Cor
louisville for Washington and the North, anu ar
rlyes nj Huntington at z L. NJ. next day. Steamer
leaves Huntington arrival OF the train, and arrives
at Cincinnati mt 8 O'Clock neat morning.
This train stops between Richmond anu " nite
Sulphur only at Junction. GDraonssiIle, Charloate-
vile, Slaunton, Goshen, Millboro', and Coyington
ACCOMMODATION RAIN.-LesrcsR Richmond
at 4:45 f. NJ. DAILY except Sunday. and arrives ~
Gordnusvilic 1T $50 T. NJ. This train connects al
GordonssilIe for Lynchh9rg
Steamer leaves Cincinnati .. 4 +. NJ. DAILY sx.
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington as A..
NJ. next day, connecting with express train.
EMPRESS TRAIN.--LeaNesl Huntington at III n:
NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
nj 4:30 A. NJ. next day, connecting with trains
going eouth and with James River steamer for Nor.
folk. This train stops between White Sulphur and
Richmond only at junction, Gortiousville, Char
lottcsviIie, Stanton, Goslen, Millboro', and Gov
lngtOn. -
DAILY except Sundays, connecting With W., u, Va,
NJ 4 Il. - railroad at charlottesville AMI Gordons-
ACCOMMODATION TRAIS.--Lsavss Gor!ons-
riycs al Richmond at $50 A. N.
For further Information inquire at the company 8
| office, on Broad near Seventeenth street.
| A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
Agent. deg
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IosTAL.-- samuel Golenour is appointed
Postmaster at AloDHviic. Shenandoah coun-
y, csCc ". +. Smith, left the State. Jesse
II. Coffee isarpointcu postmaster at Princess
Anne Courthouse clcc y. Il. Malone, re-
-gned. The post-otficc at Madison Mills,
Madison county. is discontinued for want OF
candidate. A new post-otfice is established
al Wevanokc, Charles City county, on the
,outc from Norfolk to Richmond, with K.
y. NanuDle a. postmaster.
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Peter Van Dyke, on old chap who died in
New Hampshire the other day, worth $780,
600 in cash, requested in his viii that no one
should shuttle and shed crocodile tears at
his funeral, but cover him over and then
bury bone 10 tight over Ills money"
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RICHMOND, York RIVER AND CHEsAPEAkg}
RAILROAD COMPANY, /
RICHMOND, November 9Th, 1873, }

I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
" SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on this
road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Polut lcnves
Richmond at 3 p. NJ. aud train fropl west Point
viii arrive at Richmond at 1880 A. Ii. G,lly tsun-
days excepted. 70
fine splendid steamer HAVANA. Captain 4: {.
NuKLE. has been placed OH The route b-tween West
Point and Baltimore to run tn connection WITH th,
road aud will naketlrcp trips week. leaving West
roInt TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATuR-
DAYS on the arrival OF the train, which leaves Hc-
u,onJ at 2 NJ, arriving at Baltimore next morning
In ample time to connect with traiHS for me North
and " est and leave Baltimore MOSDAlS, W ELL
NESDhYS, and FRIDAYS at 4 =. NJ, connecting
at West Point with the train due at Richmond ai
1890 next morning
Fare to Baltimore, SO colorcL people, "a.
FREIGHT TRAIN. for through freight only.
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS. Thursdays, sud Satnr-
days ut 5 a. NJ. Through freight received daily.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car atiashca,
for freight between Richmond and West Pcln':
leaves Richmond ON MONDAYS, Wednesdays ANA
Fridays ut 500 A. 81. Local freight received Iues-
'As'' A"' '''' y EDW. r. FOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
W. N. BRAGG, Master TRANSPORTATION. NO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17

PETITION FROM w. Is. IsAAcs & Coin TIT
United States Senate on Monday Mr.. John
son presented the memorial of William B
lsaacs & Co., of Richmond, Va, and bill
for their relief. This firm at the sale Of thu
effects of the Farmers Bank of Virginil
purchased the same, which embraced th'
81, 900 in gold seized by the Government il
1865 and covered into the Treasury. 1
was referred to the Committee on Claims.
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RICHMOND, FREp'G & POTOMAC Il. X. Co.'}
GEN'L TICKET 4 FREIGHT AGENT tsS Uhf1 laza
RICHMOND. October i2tii, 1852
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POiO-
MAC RAILROAD.

UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street stauoa &c
Bpm. 1900, ,,,o,, ,t
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-strcct statloh aS
IL +. NJ (exccpt on Sundays.1 .,
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broad-slreets SUI
tlan at & Z. NJ. Except Sundaysj .,,-
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives 1T Byrdstrcct sta-
ton 1T l 40 p. NJ. ,, .,.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd'streel tia
ton ut 1850 a. N: except on MonaaysJ .rr,,ss NJ
Broadetreet station vt s:37 A. 81. except ON sun'
daysJ ,,, .,.,,, .,,,t,p
80, Mnn,,art Wr,jneaIavs, aud Fridays at 7:2o
A. NJ. connecting at Quautico With the hcxand.ria
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrmGi
at Broad-street station on Tuesday on'
Saturdays ut Z. ii.
By order OF General Superintendent ,,y
ocl3 General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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Hon. James Lyons, of Richmond. recently
confirmed United States District Attorney
for the Eastern District of Virginia, has
written Il letter to the President declining
the honor. The nomination Of Mr.. John Il
Gilmer, Of Richmond, for the position is
now in order Washington letter-Aleron
Qfld Sentinel.
Vice-President Wilson is going to Florida
in search of health. We hope be won't
come home with forid-er complexion
LO.ccU Courier.
A new thing in paper ghts represents d
heap of American gold. 1t is tantalizine
deception.
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1874. NJ" 10 4 To iiNh 1874.
SI-RS(RIRE For TIE YEAR 1874.

ANY MAGAZINE OR PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT To ANY ADDRESS BY
IT. ELLISUN,
NEws-DEALER, No 1112 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN Newspapers, Books, Magazines, Games, sta.
tionery School-BoOks, Christmas Books, and all
articles required by the great reading public:
GENEKAi AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent by mail To any part Of the
country at the following rates, which arc The pub
fishers lowest prices:
DAlIIES.
New York Hcra .s12 New York Tribune. e
New York Wo,' IL New York Times. IL
Now York sun w 6 New York Journal
Richmond DispatCh of Commerce. 1G
Pichmcud Wbiv go. s Richmond Enquirer
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COO OOO WORTH OF FIRST
CLASS CLOTHING.
TO BE SOLD AT PANIC PRICES,
At
JuLI,Is KgAKER'S. THE CLOTHIER.
1917 MAIN STREET.
MY SHRINKAGE IN PRICES,
lN Or
REDUCTION IN PRICES,

FASHIONABLE. ELUrHINn.
while n is a heavy tax On the merchant. yei u,
ne giving this advantage 10 the public aud increas
Ing his sales tue merchant can AFFORD u mi ,au.
iss and the customer Is benefited, patron1Le sss
,sta Will give YOU the greatest amount Q, ko ~.
The smallest amount OF money: ana cal upuI 'A'
OLD nSVsEoA ~ llOD Main street
no 20 A1 80.
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Or. =. T.. frthCh:
Dear sir.--The last mail brought your let
ter. Please send me at once two subjects
of understandable quality and securely bar
relied. NIg@I have had infinite trouble i'll
consequence Of bloody liquid escaping
from one of the barrels last winter. .gT
Send them by freight to DR.. }. 5. Davis,
University of Virginia, and notify Inc by
mail that you have sent them.
Yours. truly. J. ). DAVIS.
P.S. 1t the arrangement works well vii
get from you chiefly.
(Many other letters are published by The
STAR
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TIE VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY AS PATRON or
BoDY-SSATcnERs.-[From the Washington
!Stcr. 15.l--On Saturday at O'Clock George
4. Christian, the body-snatcher. Margaret
Harrison. the white woman, and Charles
Green, the colored man, both his assistants,
were taken before Judge Smell.
The following letters addressed TO Chris
tan under one of his aliases are curious as
letting some light into the manner in which
the transportation Of "cadarers " is man.
aged:
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FINANCIAL.
DANk OF COMMERCE.
CONTEMPORARIES.

At PANIC PRICES 5000 pounds
n Miuce-Ic4t. 5000 pounds new Leghorn g.
iron, 5000 pounds new Zapte Currants, SoO p9xes
300 dozen canned Tomatoes. Peaches, &c; My
STOCK Is too large for the times and must be SOLD
''o0" 10 WV $50 LOUIS }. BOSSIEUX,
J, l4l2 Main street.
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RESOLUTIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE.-I have this day withdrawn the
~ interest held by me In the grocery. store No.
l7l4 Main streeI, carried on by MIR. William L.
fIDldsworth, and hereby notify all persons having
claims 10 present them for payment. ana NIL those
Indebted to come forward and settle as once.
JAMES T. VAUGHAN,
l7l6 Main street.
Daepmu,r 3 1873. dc 8-eod2Ns
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Three volumes now ready. Succeeding volumes,
until completion, will he Issued once in two months
>X*Specimen pages of the AMERICAN CYCLIC
PkuIA showing type, Illustrations etc., VIII he sent
gratis, on application.
. FiRST-CLASS CANvASSISG AGENTS WANTED
Address the publishers,
de / 8. cod 5daand 6Gl Broadway, ~ I.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-l am prepared
N to furnish Lyhens Valley and Lorberry Red
Ash Goals ut low figures; also. Shamokin white
Ash. A full supply of Cumberland Coal on hand
and for sale at the lowest market rates. Partic:
wishing to lawn their supplies for the winter would
do well w see me before purchasing
WRIT ROBERTS,
,el7 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets
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WOOD AND COAL.

CHEAP FUEL-NERY FINE FOR
" CULINARY PURP0S ES.-Superior GAS
HOUSE COKE. In quantities from ten bushels to
twenty thousand for sale AT the Gas-Work s, Rock
etts. tie low
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RESTAURANTS.
xETELLE 1.-TWO TINES" an -
CORNER OF $H&y
RANK AND ELEVENTH STREETS.

Al Rank aud Eleventh the incolnDarapie l. Nh VI
the luxuries Of sea and land. GAME fiHh' oiD-
TIERS, MEATS, Etc, served 10 oruef'
At 10 Thirteenth street, FREE LUNCH s'E"i
DAY, besides the best regular lunch.
The hes, of OYSTERS ul both places, and Liquors
that are SURPASSED al no bar in the land, and brewed
drinks of the best style Of art
Come one, come all. Both places are thoroughly
fortified. ITO
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, .

WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, dc.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Owing to the scarcity OF money, have reduced
the prices OF my Wines, and beg to call particular
attention to the very extensive 10. Of Champagne
now arriving, consisting OF
BouZY, DRY vERzENAY,
CARTE BLANCHE.
NAPOLEON, PREMIERE SERKE,
all Of the house Of
BuUCHE, Fills 6 co. A!so,
LRODERER (Russiany,
MuMM'S DRY vERzENAY, and HEIDsIECK.
Furthermore, have now in the UNITED STATES
CUSTOM-HUUSE a large lot Of JAMES HEN
MESSY BRANDY In haf-plpes, quarters, octavts
and cases;
rs casks sHERKI-Iale, Standard, Topaz, Amor-
tllledo, and others;
10 cases ANaOSTURA BIITERS;
all OF my own importation, aud which offer TO the
trade in
BOND or DUTi-PAID.
With full assortment Of all other imported Wines
and Liquors, such rs
CLARETS. HOOKS, SCOTCH Whisky,
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM
COHDIALS
Of every description, ETC., ETC., and large lot Of
HYE and BOURBON WHlskEYs,
ain confident have larger stock to select from
than any other house In the city.
OSCAR CRANE,
Importer of Wines. Liquors, and Cigars,
dc 2-lm No. IA Governor street.
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A PLEASANT REMEDY.

GLOBE-FLOWER COUGH SYRUP.
This pleasant remedy and magical medicine for
colds coughs, asthma, bronchitis, whooplng- cough,
Group, and consumption Is by chemical Skill ex-
tracted from the cepheldnthus occtdentdhs OF the
botanist the globe flower of the florist, or the nut
ton root Of the herbals. Neglect cold and pay
either a doctors or an undertaker's bill. The list
Of diseases arising from simple cold ia frightful'
and may be avoided by having always at hand a
bottle of this pleasant and truly wonderful remedy,
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, !
December ,, 1878. !