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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-03
s. CANTON INSIDE LlNE.asissna.
HET EAsT gss RS hiGgTE

- lRICRMON t, AND PHILaDELPhIE.
s,,,sstr, sS4 TRi.WEEklY:s % q!
steamers OF this line win leave kicbnlond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDATS from
Twenty. second aad dock streets, making close con-
necnon each trip Ut Canton, ND. East naftimorel
Railroad Com pany for Philadelphia. All ri
S'-H' SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by treandfhariDe
Insurance free OF cos1a No dccksge charged at
Richmond. Rates as low as any other ling. This
the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich
ynoud. LII gfE II 2gfisiSf sisStSttSt IsHg3 " ~
I. Freshts ordered By this line. should be marked
20 Canton Inside Line" and seat to the Pftladel.
.phIa, wilmington and Baltimore depot, Pniiadel-
phta. ,9I
7Freigbs received daily in Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further information epply TO-
iAffat-iA ..4t e ~ B. TATUM kG0nt,
/, "a ri, Office 8 Tventy-second end Dock strests
3.. and 30. 903 Main, street; or TO
= y j. 8. WILSON, General Freight AEent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and RalttpWeBsiroads
Phlladelph1a.. y stti- u ~ X tot gtfs'E n
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pEgAaypnE On srEAaggxs,,

IIa DEF zIgsEE g S.zll 1Esl
TfUR NEW TOR ne sU9d 4H
+ 9pmfhE sseasnship f:emrss3 -
sss sa f as@s ssgs ,s &. u
Fretgn until 8 O'Clock e. ~ nzfScay.
fst-TbfugEh bsfsr sof hdfng sfgued 1u6 F00da FIRE
Mnrdca WIKI dgpatrh 20 sH posnts Saf3l sse61tk,
east, ana west aiso, foreign ports - 2 y
rasssng sr aecems aodssisns gnsargssse
s Vo ef Hslss ss g. tsasssss aDDI, a
asg.z. Comfy !; 30 Msss9. .sSsssssasss. q
5fQRsPHIIsA,DELPH SGfA
VII ss,ssl fsssshl rs re sSsss Dess
tia FRfDAE NE 40 fns tant I'll IA o,c5ock. =.
II t1elkhs taxHH f1r TffmiBxtou, ucts3 TfusSfe0ceS
Bssto7, md san srsneisce, and hilso .alag sfgn-s
Passase 10 Phiszaslpt,a. lnolusssk rsaais ana
statsrooHs q. Ffiq 3. PpBTEss ACCT, -,
Dc 2-2t 8. Na az2s EoeE saset.
DHIIADELaP5f II A, RlC1is Ssea1A
IL M0ND. aNDiNORF Il STE kMsssz&
s MnskaSi f1ls5el no,ios !s Is ~
lnne aSfif sessea PhimaeIphfs every TCENDAyanf
" and skfrhmoaas every EHE SDAYs
and FRIDAY az il oSclgck. 30 \. .gs $50 G
. Freight taken. ar low rates fSf al pstts o2 New
d Tns
.Vsrpsia Red Star and q mer.eaa 5sssms6ip ines.
ana bans OF ladfng signed thfoogE 9 80
I'D D y & - .sti1 ,ssM. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Isl ssy.a y, 2426Dsek ssrsstr RteRsyord
anals M f 81 scas 81 issrs sR fsis sR
I1LD DpMINfON sTEA MsHIP 80
~ q .isssF1s's COMPANY. stssss
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! q
.... j.. .5.sg.g3 s@4s NEW GOODS
-, Just RECEIVED At
CARDozo, FoURQUREAN 8 cos. q

Handsome DIR Ess-G GODS jus: received Of the
newest shades and styles, varying tn.price from
16a.c. to Sal so per yard.
We have lust received large LOT OF BLACK
SILKS, which have been bought very cheap, rang
ing An prices from S1.25 TO S5 per YARD We call
speetal attention TO- our 90 grade. Purchasers
wilsdnd Il to their adyantageto examine our stock
before purchasing. at
col, oRED SILKS In all or the newest shades
Also, TRIMMING SILKS Of all grades spd shaoes
In VELYETS our stock ~ iahdsorner aa0 larger
than ever besssof9.s s nots IN CL ~ AND
i Asa. 81 sTRiPE6 CUT vELVETs. for oyer-dre,sesi
ssPITZBERGENC CLOTH, for oyer-dressea
CIOAKS.-We have now In stock the largest ana
handsomest display 70 be fos Ed IN she easy: i, .
WoRsTED FIRING IS frora a0e. up, g Sai 81, the
sCARPS or the newest styles; 80
LADIES, SUITS; & }.&ts z! yys.isSs 81.
BEANKETs-lTse stock, Ranging n prices from
A,ss e. csSSssssfSkieE.BLAsKrrs; q =.
DRuaGETs, &c. &C: -----.--.- .- - n 10.
n LICHTENsTEIN. Nos. 517o5 asd 17gl
FL. FranEIin street. Is Offering lAxse srd tres2'
/, FALLsAND WIHTER DRY GOODS, slss
s. 80 consisting OF 8 81 !:
DRESS GOODS. GLorHs, ai ss,;s
CAssIMEHES, KERSEY6s tssseff Eli n sfr-
-t.r..7.-a ATTWETs, KEyTrcYY JK4Hs, ! 30
.RRfR1LENTg. FLANNkLss .t4sss
3e gHREYIyGs, sBIETISGS,
CHEYIors. 95HGHAMsi
90 ~ PRINTS, &es Ssc.s - - IS # v
all OF which ae Is selling at exceedingly low prices
Give him trial. Do not forget the hoS-l506 an
GEs
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
a., .., ~ RICHMOND, December Q, 1875.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
,rSb.. ,.,a - 81 RICHMOND, December 2, 1875. rs
stlA.lt@% - OFFERINGS. ~, sa,
LWuEAT.-Whie, i 800 bushels. Red, 2,056
bus hels. - sE.2L -. p
N.-Whue, 1850 bushels. Mirsd, 2ls BUSH
els. - - 49,, ...-r .,,s-
MRAL-20 bushels ~ -a-&- =.
fBEANS,-4 bushels. 81 ~ -
SALES. 4 .S1 'Hf'-z
WHEAT White, 1872 bushels good on private
terms; 210 bushels very good az S1.4O; 132
bushels fair at 80; 2S2 bushels prime on private
terms; 40 bushels prime at 81 .45; 332 bushels
very good on private terms: IA bushels at $1.10;
SO bushels common at I'll rs; 30 bushels common
at B1.20-totaI, 1914 bushels. Red, % bushels
very good ut 81 AZ; Clio bushels very good on pri-
vate terms $50 bushels common at +$1.22: 36
bushels common at S1.05; "a bushels common at
S5c.; $50 bushels very good at 81. 40; So bushe
fair at $3.50; i SO bushels at $1.2o; 70 bushels
common at 81; 46 bushels common at 81 10 90
bushels common at S0c.; 20 bushels good at Sc
30 bushels good on private terms So bushels good
at 1855; 100 bushels common at 81 20-total,
s 'CoRN.~Hiue, 1872 bushels very good at, Csc. !;
31S bushels prime at 55c.-total, $50 bushels
Mi1ed, 100 bushels new at Sic. .-L-"''
= MEAL-20 bushels unbolted at 65c. u,
RE-EXHlBITED. 4
WHEAT White, 1872 bushels. Red, 800 bushels.
CORN White, 200 bushels.
= 8s ..' - ~ q.
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5EfoR BALTIMORE. g sssssM
A5e@ siflta sTKI-WEEKLY. ~
!. 9.g ID sRoWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINEa IS

BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
=. 800 NO D0CKAGE CHARGED. 20
3The new and fast Stron Steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTOEER,o Of this line. leave their new nier, I'm
the Dock foot or Twenty. spcopd street every
TU EspAY. and THuRsuAY d GRNfNGs at 4
o'clock. and SATURDAfisAFTE as
O'Clock, for Baltimore, making close conDecsions at
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and also, With Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and Ganada.
West, and rates guaranteed rs low IS w aaY other
line. Apptyio OF S'8Es2 e u. B.TATUM.AHenE.
Ohises: Twenty.second and Dock streets and No,
90a Main street. g e 81 :.
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DRYG0ODS.

80 DRY G0ODS. .T..wu
g ELLING OFF AT.ANDBELOWaCO
SfTOD MISUNDERSTANDING 10
discontinue the retail business offer from this date
my entire STOCK ofGOODS Mt and below cost. con.
sisting OF DRY GOODS, MOTIONS, FURS, CAR
.PETING, TABLE and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
LACE CURTAINING. CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs,
BOOTS, SHOES. and HATS, MATING, dc. Ny
stock Is good and great bargains Will be sold as
am determined to close business Fl TIE 4ss q Jan
- -" corner OF Fourteenth and Main streets.
RICHMOND. November 29th, 1873. p mo 29
DLAID DRESS GOODS at %, 80, 40.
and 5Oc:; S: .,..1z.,i -; t.t,.i.. LII ~
BLACK ALPACAs from 25c. to $l.50; q w
BLACK CASHMERE at 75c., 81, s1.ss, $3.50,
CLOTH CLoAKS from S. to $35;
SHAWLS, BLANKETS, &C.; 49, - Vii
BUCK, DOG-SKIN, KID, CALF, SHEEP, SEAL
= SKIN, CLOTH, and BERLIN GLOVES; ~
ALEXANDRA KIDS, two buttons, q; - 3ai
VICTORIA KIDS; two buttons, $780, .sS i,
WORSTED PRINCES, YAK. LACES, -:
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASSLMERES, sL
CHARLOTTESVILLE CAssIMEREs;i Isl
Fullline or BLEACHED and BROWN COrTONE
- and SHEETINGS Tetailed at Wholesale prices.
8.!aA 5iEAt : . COURTNEYI&P0WELL Z, "
5fno25 L,s.:.t.lai 1853 1s15 Broad Street 1
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y45getBsH sas -pa'tr 80! ,4fs -
s$saisi-ss58 I u sss ~ AS1st -
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q g-.Tfff ssiF 81 t5 Me u q
S-ssSss R:asszs q 4. ia u.s. ~ ~
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:Ag:PEAIN STATEMENTiW0RTHY OF.
~ .PERUSAI.SThe most fashionable. lais,stsI
and best:made CEOTEISSG for the smallest amount
Of money. Just1ecelved by cleaner large lot OF
from $500 es37; fps Eassimere Sniis from ga
70 1885,; Pants from .$fs Sc so sic and Timiiar
small prices for all other goods. Come enrlY and
secure some OF those fine Fur Beaver 0verccats,
k-facipg VIII also make clothing to order cheBp
: 10 SUIT The Ines--~fs .-lHHrTLOCK,4yT9 Main
O. 1xSxs
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BOSTON, December 2.-The steamer Alentow
went 70 the rescae or tha schooner frederick war
ren Chase, the crew or which TepresenteG Der PERI
aus Condition. and wanted 10 be taken CIT 4The Al
,ntown anchored close by. hut the schoonertdSsar
psared, and Is IS feared she foundered during ID
night. 80 Il q 81 !. .ssss- ~ -. - Z ~
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ptsAsTER ON THE LAKES,
OswEGo, Eecen,ber Ali ms: been ascsrtaiase
f1sn dered in Mondays gales. All aboard, nine N
number, we're lost. t.sfs--s
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sgsnz1aIHa.

TRT THE MEDFcATEp SCARLET SHIRTS i
DRAWERS. sg3J.sf 80 de-
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70 Yhseh he INVITES special attentions! The optor.
tuplty now 9aeIsa for abe best fabrics
yery 10 prices VIII ieyer be exeeiIed and thos 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20
ANIUsEMENTs.

AT TO-DAY,
the greatest comic artist in the universe,
SOL SMITH RUS ELL,
in his wonderful comic characterizatons
THE GARNELLAS,
TIE GARNELLAS,
THE WONDERS, UNFQUALLED ON tAkIH,
performing, among other marvellous feats;
Double Somersault from shoulder 10 shoulder
Little Dick Garnela starting rom his brothers shont:
ders, makes two complete revolutions in me AIR ana
slehts upon his feet again the shoulders OF ms
brother,
FEAT NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED.
The celestial phenomenon and fire monarch.
LING LOOK, .
THE LIVING PUZZLE. YAMADIVA.
GUS WILLIAMS
In his Comic Songs, sketches and Stories
MAY and PORTER Beau ifu Banjo Duets.
WILLIS PICKERTS in Character Clog Dance
COURTRiGH1 and GILBERT in Our Southern Home.
Miss ALICE HARRISON.
WIN GRAY's STREET SCENES IN WASHINGTON.
Miss ALOE HAkRISON'S New Local songs
THE BROADWAY POLICE sQuAD
A MAGNIFICENT OLIO TO-DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20
East side.

S16 800 Toa sALh AT rSSiSr tar7 eet
front two stores 5T and 57TA Grand street Apply
10 WM. kENNELLI, No. Pine stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

NTFWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, on SECOND
~ floor with hot cold water; also han Room Ia
let TO gen emcn without board No ~ East Nine tee Ia
street between Broadway ana Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

+ Houses at prices ranging from $500 10 sl25,Coo
"'''' 49, JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20
CITY REAL ESTATE FoK SALE.

sACRIFiCE-FOUR STORY HIGH srOoP BEoWN
stone cabinet trimmed House; worth 5000 will
se for SO %; Sixty hrsl street near Madison avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

pI,Ns AND DESCRIPTIONS OF PROPERTY BILLS
cirruiars ana every kind OF Printing furnished at
tbe METROPOLITAN PRINTING LSIABLlshMENh
ii Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20
KEAi. ESTATE wANytn.

A VIRGINIA or Maryland FARM WANTED
IA Free and clear Of all encumbrances bordering on
the Potomac River or Chesapeake bay there must lie
creek running through the farm aud emptying into hs
bay Or river on ne lana " be sod the tsrm Is wanted
the purpose Of raising partrdges nsh ana pher
worthless beasts provided TIE agc enough ana
has the requisite conditions n matters cut ntn
f "A good bad arm. Virginia Mary ant uapers
requested 10 copy this advertisement A. want
their out nrtSocracy TO cmrrate. Address Post
ofiice box 3sig, New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20
West side.

A HOUSE FLAT FOR SALE, BETWEEN SEVENTH
"A. and Ewhth avenues; Jour story, with all nloueLu
will be sold sac rlnce Tor CASH
Apply TO JOHN FETrRETCH, LuS6 Third avenue
NOR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT CORNER or BANK
and Blocker Streets size OF lot 90 by 40 lceL for
inquire oi OWEN MCAANuS 81 Cortandt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

NINTH STREET NO. S. BETWEEN BROADWAY
" and University place Two large and one small
Room newly furnished 20 gentlemen; modera Q rates;
ai convenenccs breakfast If desired references ex
changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

T,oR sALE-POSTrIvE BARGAGN-AN ls-ROOM
Il = ouse on twenty. fourth street. near Fourth ave
nae only $50 cash required. zee H. $500.
~" doiMtD BkOTHhRs ~ East Twenty third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

nNE OR TWO NEWLY FuRSIsUED PARLORs
~ also large front Room for one more gentlemen
cheap. IN the private house. 226 East Leyenf,
street. between Second and Third avenues; German
family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20
AMUsE MENTs.


w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
Mr. DION BOUCICAULJ,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
in new and original Irish play entitled
TUE SuAuGHRAuN.
Mr. J: MONTAGBE, Mr.. JOHN GILBERT. Mr.
HARRY BECKETT, Mr.. EDWARD ARNOrf Mr.. j. b.
POLK, Mr. f. M. HOLLAND, Mr. LEONARD, Mr.. EiH
WIN, Mss ADA DYAS. Miss JEFFREYS LEWIS Nine
PoNisI. Miss ZONE BURKE. Mra SETON and Miss
Carriages may be ordered at l9.a Seats secured
three weeks in advance.
ROOTH'S THEATRE. FOURTH WEEK
CONTINUED GRAND SUCCESSFUL
JARRETT 4 PALMER are Pleased to announce tho
complete triumph OF the production of Haiays ad-
mirabie hye act dramatization Of Charles Dickens'
49, LITTLE EMILY.
which will be presented for
FOURTH WEEK,
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
with the popular actor and author,
Mr.. GEORGE FAWchTT ROWE,
In his inimitable personation of the character OF
MlCAWBER
The piece o1ererd with all the OF perfect
ness OF cast delightful music and beautiful scenery tho
principal pictures being -
The Ark ON THE SANDSi
THE ILLUMINATED CATHEDRALi
THE STORM SCENE.
TIE SlIIPWRECKi
THE SAILING OF THE SHIP
SEATS MAY DE SECURED ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

AZ ANTEn-HOUsE IN NEW YORK OR BROOK
w lyn. lightly cucumberrd. secOpd mortgages. IN
exchange lyr productive farm The hudson AID lress
q. q. GUltD. 40 pey street
80 FULL LOTS. FREE AND CLEAR, PRICE SLfD
10 each. near Hamilton avenue terry. brooklyn, to
exchange tor New YORK tenement and private Properly
avenue aud twenty first street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

IlyANIFD-A TuREE OR FOUR STORY BROWN
w Store House on Lexington avenue, IA exchange Tor
three Lots in -5tG street Fih avenue ami cash.
kENO GOLDMAkk. 81 Fark row.
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ROARDERs WANTED.

E.l AND IS ST. Marks PLACE-LARGK AND
sls) small Rooms furnished to let, with Board ac'
Communications for families. and single gentlemen and la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

TERMS MODERATE--FRONT PART FRENCH FLAT
1 sitting room bedroom, kitchen. with all improve
ment closet ana bath, July furnished tor
loo Filty St. between Lexington and Fourth avs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

lNANtED-A THREE STORY HIGu srOOP BRICK
w House with veslbne Uoor IN good order, below
Fourteenth street ami near sixth avenue. cash.
Owner address =. L. B. box l0s herald Uptown Branch
Oiies-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

LIUENGSuED COMP Eff FOR HOUSEKEEPING. a,
i per week. nice carpetcd sitting room light ReIrcon
Kitchen with water private house &c Monroe street. near
First hObOkcu. ten shOr blocks from terry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

> " LAFAYETTE PLACE, NEAR FOURTH STREET
Cs) handsomely furnished third story iron, Room
and hall Bedroom adjoining, ample closet room, with
Board; location good terms reasonable references ex
changed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

HANDSOME Y FURNISHED ROOMS WITHOUT
board AZ 30 Yves; Eighteenth street. between Filth
AMI Sixth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

DOsTERS. PROGRAMMES, DISTRIBUTION BILI.S
Il Circulars Tickcn, Coupons, Wood Cuts Litho-
graphic Portraits and every variety OF theatrical Print
Ing promptly, neatly AMI cheaply done at the METRO
ing.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-27

POSITIVE CLOSING OUT SALE.-A. BAN
berger says he has determined to close
out his entire stock of dry goods, notions
etc. within the next thirty days, regardless
of cost. He says this is rare chance fol
persons who want goods cheap. The stock
is large and he says it must he sold, las he pos
itiyely intends going into some other bust
ness. He says this is an excellent chance
for parties who want to embark in the dry
goods trade, and that he viii sell his entire
stock cheap to any person who wishes tt
purchase. To all his customers he requests
that they come soon and make their pur
chases while the stock is yet complete
Any person wishing to purchase the en-
tire stock will do we'll to call on Mr., BAN
berger,a as he offers to close the whole stool
to any one who means business.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-27
Trinity Episcopal Church.

An ARGUS reporter was much interest
ed on Sunday, in listening to the annual
sermon of the Rev. T. I. Holcombe, the
rector of Trinity, to the parish. The
reverend gentleman, taking for his text
the latter part of the 9th verse of the LIST
chapter of Nehemiah, For the people had
a mind to work." proceeded to review,
briefly. the history pertaining to the words
of his text, and then pointed out, in a
clear, interesting and marked manner, the
duty Of a congregation to their church,
their rector, and themselves. 1T will not
do to sit in apathy and say cannot do any
thing, the church wants workers now, just
as much as it did in the days of the
apostles, when it was said: These meu
have turned the world upside downs" :
The reverend gentleman closed his dis
course by reading short statement of the
condition of the church. There are nov
belonging to the congregation about 40(
persons; to the Sunday school 100 child
rem. During the past church year, thert
have been l6 baptisms, ia infants
adults) marriages, and6 funerals. Eigh
persons have been admitted to the church
The total revenue, from all sources, va
$5, l01 Of which $l,O75 was collected
short time ago, by subscriptions, to fire
:. the church from all floating debts.
The church has now only the debt fo
the rectory-$3,5OO, on its hands, which
n Judging from the remarks made yesterda.
a SPECIAL effort will soon be made. either
entirely clear, or at least to reduce it.
The ARGUS heartily wishes its Episcol
allan friends success. They have indee
done nobly since they got into their ne
a.. church, years ago last February.
The choir, always good, now consists
Mrs. Holcombe; Miss Barnett: Miss A
D kins; and Messrs. N. B. Miner and NJ.
Wiser, Miss Grace Lynde, organist.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-27
Personal.

Major j. Nj. Beardsley has returned
from Springfield. He says the board of
equalization has accepted his invitation for
free ride over the railroads in this state,
and has appointed committee to fix the
day of starting, etc., etc. Jim knows how
to handle 'em.
j. R. billiard, Receiver, and j. V. Ma
honey general ticket and freight agent, P,
& R, /. Ry; J.. G. Lindell, Fl. Lyons, St
Louis; j. r. Terhuue, II. 9. Wilcox, New
York; j. A. Hinsey, Milwaukee; J. H
Cook, Chicago; Maj. NJ. S, Henry, Ster
ling; Maj. j. NJ. Beardsley, and j. I. Ken
worthy, city; Lieut.. S. A. Cherry, U. s
A, are among the morning arrivals at tn
Harper House.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-27

DIsCovERED.-Dr. Price has, after a
long series of experiments, discovered a
new process of extracting the subtle flavor
from every delicious fruit and aromatic.
10 his Flavoring Extracts the characters
tic taste and freshness of the real fruit is
preserved and. by his process, SO highly
concentrated that but a small quantity is
required to impart their peculiar flavor te
any article in which they may be used
Ladies that wish something superior il
the way of flavoring extracts or bakinG
powder should purchase DR.. Prices for WI
can assure them that they have no equals
DR.. Prices Powder is not sold in bulk
loose powders sold as his is fraud upon tn
public.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-27
III. e. Conference.
NOTES HERE AND THERE

days kilograms ON first page of
THE ARGUS.
Harry Macarthur, of Geneseo, died on
Friday night, Sept. Oath.
Fishing, hunting, and nutting are all
the rage in this vicinity at present.
For to-day's Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Louis and New York markets, see first
page of THE ARGUS.
Chris Shriner, the euterprising young
carpenter, corner of Ohio and Commercial
is the father of bouncing boy baby. The
mother is doing we'll.
Geo. W. Gage, of Chicago, brother Of
David A. Gage, died Friday night, Sept.
"a. He was GA years old, a prominent
hotel man, leading Republican politi-
clan, aud one of Chicago's most respected
citizens.
Saturday was big day on Market
Square, it being crowded all day with
farmers teams. loaded with hay. wood and
corn.
"A young barber came very near set
ting drug store, in the lower part of the
city, on fire, yesterday, while lighting his
cigar. Damage slight.
There was disgraceful row among
the boarders at house on Orleans street
not far from Washington street, about II
o'clock last evening. Where was the per
lice?"
AT O'clock Saturday afternoon. Hen
, ry Pardee, the man who assaulted Andrew
, Schneider, of the Cape Horn ii Use, wit!
a pitchfork, was brought before Magistrate
Chopper, who, after hearing the evidence
held him 10 500 binds Tor his appearance
D at next term of circuit court lie CAV
bail aud was released.
A man named John Gilmore. worhil
at the glass factory, was taken to I'll Sal
ufday evening by Policemen teclc. ait
$ kinehart, raying With detiriu:n tre:ae.t'
e DIR. Craig has atten led him slnc'.' at. ~
day heis some better He viii he kel t i
Jill until he Is rational again. lie ha
Il been drinking hard for the last tw
mouths.
3 This morning as several school chile
y rem were playing near the German Ene
lish school, corner of Rock River and Dee
streets, son of Mr.. U. NJ Whiffen, tn
painter, Is or IA years old, was pushe
a against the building with some force, b
e one of his schoolmates, and in such mar
a ner as to break both bones in his lei
- arm, about half way between the wris
: Joint and the elbow. The little fellow wa
:, taken to Mrs. Newton's, living near, an
d DIR. Plummer called, who soon fixed th
: little fellow up in splints and he was take
# home.
e The Fourth National Bank, of Chic;
u go, has closed its doors and gone into vo
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-27
Circuit Court.

John Andrews, who was found guilty of
stealing jewelry from joseph NJ Johnston.o
Bowling, and had his term fixed at 7 years
in the penitentiary, this morning, through
his attorney, P. O'Mara, ESQ.,, asked for a
new trial.
His partner, Bernard Blasburg. who
plead guilty to the same charge, was SEN
fenced to years in the penitentiary.
John Saunders and Harry Bridger, who
| plead guilty to the larceny of clothes at
the fair ground, and who were caught by
John Shields, were sentenced to three
years each in the penitentiary.
The case Of the People VS.. Geo. Bryant
for the murder of an old man named Case
in Whiteslde county, was on to-day. This
is change of venue from Whiteside
Prosecuting Attorney David M. Mozart
ney. of Sterling, VIM. Allen, of Erie, an,
E. E. Parmenter, of this city, for the prose
cution; Maj. NJ. S. Henry, of Sterling
and Kenworthy & Baardslsy. of this city
for the defense.