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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

Downtown Business Men who Wish that
Foe or Friend Shall be Repentant.

Jesus presidcs over the downtown bust
ness mons prayer meeting" Mr.. b. +. Coggs-
well said yesterday in the old John Street
Church. =" | never feel worthy Of interceding
for Il fellow creature" he continued. until my
heart is full Of Jesus. Having prepared our
selves by song and prayer 10 Him, let us pray
for II young man so sunk in sin and shame that
he is separated from his knsfolk. who would
gladly iako nm into their arms, rrpentant"
During the brief, vigorous prayer for the
crring Young man. an elderly man in tho front
pew on the left was impatient. At its close lie
sprang up, and, with much wldness In his eyes
and bearing. b" said, in hurried. disJoint'd
phrases, that his father was a Baptist ply - cian
who believed that even his own wife and chill
eternity ia h'li, hl.. he made his life full Of
charitable deeds. lie died fifteen years n4n
and his wife and daughter diol soon aftrrwurd.
They led him out OF the darkness in which he
had boon wandering, and their splr Us are now
engaged with his spirit in the Goui work that
has como back 70 him at times, loving him more
than ever, and telling hlnthat earthly religious
education is gruundless, and tlut there Is no
God and no Christ He hoped TINT his llstenor,
would pray that he might not be mlsled lie
wanted - 10 in the right way
Sing just As am, give myself, said Mr.
Coseswoll; the beautiful humility ol the words
should apply 10 our hrothor's ca~r."
beg your pardon; | don't give myself
AWAY" exclaimed tho brother Thnu ho got Lp.
ami distributed the cards Of a mat rl,uizlng
medium as he left the church.
sold Mr.. Clggswa at tho end of the meeting;
"for the devil certainly has fast hold upon
him. Got asst ont III" evil spirit on .c, and H.
can and Will, II W. pray, do So again
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

The ba.k Mary K. Campbell. that arrived yes
trday, te'eniy.one days from Glasgow, experienced a
sries Of gales onc of which sl,e was thrown IN her
lFams rin who're sie remained twenty tour hours
Duncan NJ, Iauslilir, SEAMAN, was lost overheard
MQnoll's Tccthng Cordial relieves children Of
dalghOa ccAc. sc. rs cents sold every WheIe DIDO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

The following PAPER signed hy the most ON
ncnt surgeons, physlgians and dcst,ts Of New York
speaks volumes in favor OF the nitrous oxide gas an
ana,tlcuc, aud VI the Cotton Dental Association in It's
administrations
NV YoRx November. 1870
The undersigned hereby certify that they are more or
less familiar with tc anpstheuc effects ntrousoNile
gas having cNercnccd witnessed rs operation at the
Cotton Dental Association IN The Cooper Institute When
the pure and property administered suspend. an
consciousness of pain and SO far we know has never
been att, niod with any injurious eiiuels We rvsard AS
the safest of all aup.thttrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

Tho greatest pain relieyei In the world ls DR..
Toblass Nenv aAn LIA.neuh sydly dIuss.sIs-4I"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03


The purc.t treasure mortal times afford
/, sIullcss reputation that away
Men are bat gildod loan or painted clay
Tho reputation Of Rabbit AS an honest and skilful
manufacturer Is without poor ami Is la make oihoi
spOess in body we'll a. character that his life Wo h
LA, Occn devoted Ills new luii soap as toilet NJ.
u,le superior h an others, and, once known II WIl
Danish all other soaps nom tie toilet sanciu i -iIe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

BY using Hggins's German Laundry Soup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

BY using OuiiIes rastrlcss Cod Liver on with
iu" AMI Mud Cherry Sold by druggists. Depot, .
bN NVIy.--.iiG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

AN VINO contemplate ~ 500 VOYAGE should
take Win thNm pANtlu~ nifnl.h tOAi' 10 l- \
luu4pi AMI 60 lilu lfiltI tIra rins ~
sea. -ilALcss. ans 90 f travels. IHl lN LIANT
s,u.lt most -erfirfl'l r'.f tI
from N, 40 ciitct- .U lsI- zoe climate. wafer.
diet aud temperature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

r,.grfrv EXPLORATIONS LMONG THE
EI,OEDN or ~ INDfiNI COURT

,ienr, Sc'itcmnnn's Hcsidcncc In Indianapolis
and separation from his Wussinn Nife-
The Letters on witch he Founded n Charge
Of Nbnrdonmcnt-Ifis second Marriage.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
A NEW CRUSADE.

On the banks Of the Danube. and in the
pSsses Of the mountains Of Asia Minor.
TIE C-os xoi the CrsSen, confront each
ther. fx Sokl coz.esi. The Gar ot the
Rasssx< Is anaoas his ~arrio.s, standing
q CcrrSsn1ips. under The eeQss; realiy 10
xrks bsav ii the Tlrk.
Tts i c,osesa IN wAich .ll Ch.isdeD-
ann issls IL interest The Christian
hess g. u saz-ls VII. risa.soas c2ase.
ant ws E-ns VI. vz1 slsc2csa> ,claoph.
EhH ls esss.r1.ztll y s.a-.ssi tssaveen civil.
sza-In nd .,t-:..ak-2ss,n. AKIN 10 ihs Old Est,
ts-vssr Hssa D2 ls-eaw Wosv ii
WI enl - rstn t2- 5,-sses- We have
a1vsrs ntl3 TIT lt-G1i;1 <:-ss vs were abe
q sAs-k, AZ rs-,srAli8s- lhsi C3l.l>.ar.i. .
PIE Enasa ee.,,-os, i the o2il-e q things,
the sou,assu capita .: RGsSiA
The geographical gos:3uR o; Russia de-
naAras c5uiro. q .!ss RiscS Sea and lis
ouilei into the Melil,e- -a2ssn. All the
sreai arteries oi R,sss@A 3e~ saalhsArd
into the Back Sea Sa~s The drainage iute
the Caspian: hence the rrN'a:@s q the srea;
valleys oi the nnr, D~.za, e;c., are csu,
PEELED to fpd na&rSe; ,A7vagA a scrAlr
he'd by & hostile post,; - her Bsi,it
ports are closed SIX ...i4s;s> il the ye4l
by ies.
TAe extension oi the power al Easis
aeashvard and westward over Turkey ir
Baray,s, ard Asa Minor, waald a, o-,cs
wipe ost the daal cl,se nt Polvyamy ar1
Saaverv. Christian civilization wonla tea,
lis benign o,es'. and t,yer ,Asse LANDS e
c,a,usscce ana manufacturing indnSrv.
We hose. before Raanr naon,s.s have
passed sway, that & grand Te Dean viz
be cAaasea in Saint Sophia. 10 csaeArs;.
the raunarh oi tie Cross AID the ssll {.
the Crescent
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
T. +. Aankel's Ustral e. r
kGnkefs shampoo for
the Hair.

IAs osssi 2ad cAespess Hair Dressin. and
HAi- CGeans: in ;ae world. tey Y,,s,,ny,
osu1TaG ALE! Irritation soo,he and cr,i
ths oesaA.1 scalp, prevent the hair from,
Is4lht On. asd promote :he growth in "a
"! sn"r' Lime Thev p.e-erye ana bean.
~! ahe BAR ard render il soft ana glossy.
me issFart tiifl.aney and q sil sn-
t'taa.er &c 10 braid and wiry hair, a. "a as =
-.Ll Gftssrg They Ale unr4vs lei: ers,i,-
c4le oA;4d III. sud prevent badness, Tn.
shAl.po' c cans ihe hair. removes greece
H lAH ilehlhs, erup.iou. Cures hessdaS he
AnG 1sslsue- kaDEes's
&c an POO aud lC,iral restore hair 10 . us,-
sfhl aad glossy co.cr, restore fadei. drv.
ahrsa AID uiry hair. Price per bottle ii
Az your druggist for them or send ,oE =
aAkeI, fraprie'or- No. - Ncrlh Ninth
street Pa 24iadsi phis. Ia.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
From the Earlfes AEN.

SCROFCLA has been the hA1e, xai SIS ii
were. the curse Of malSlDa- Moses II sss
18th chapter Of Leyit.cCS. tass 6ovZ ys-y
explicit rules on this Gisea e. so 7sIi.5is
and loathsome had il been considered tsss =
that a person known 10 be insscleS. with !,
would not be allowed 10 mix with society
The Jews reesraei it sS 8 dl0us inSi csioc
ana believed there Was 10 cure N! Ii. j.
WAS then the sins Ola youth or = dtvisIs,M.
from the paths o: virtue were punished SIS
long as life lasted, Esppily N or day
the Silence Of medicine has been 3evelored
the great storehouse Of Nature furnishes 4
remedy the disease is stripped OF It's se--
TOR by the use o. the sA VI AEIfAN'S ROOT
AND HERR JUICES, and the victim O.
>crofGls. Ulcers, SORES, Pimples. kio;chss.
ii ter, etc can be restored TO sound health
in a few weeks. That there are thousands
now who>t coalitions are IS bad as those
ot The dal aseS We are we'll aware. Msny
now iail 10 find cure ss Well as they did
then. To all such the Samari,an's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon,
eradicsiing all imparities rom M blood
and making the complexion bright anu
healthy. a few bottles " II remove pim-
pies or blo,ches. thereby doing away with
cosmetic. ans powders, MOOT AND HERB
JUICES Sl-25 per bottle: Sent by express
10 any address.
DESMOND 4 CO.,
al5 Race street. Philadelphia, Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
rNPROHlrABLE BANKING.

Money on call. at II per cent. is the
news from New York and Philadelphia.
II money seeks market at that rate, how
can saving bank pay 8 per cent. to their
depositors, and make profit over that
amount. One of two things must happen,
the peril of usary, or the worse danger OF
risky investment. No saving bank can be
safely managed, which, in these times,
agrees to pay per cent. to its depositcrs,
for the reason that it cannot be honestly
made.
A terrible responsibility is resting upon
those managers. who persist in carry
ing full sail, in the altered condition Of
times; and they may have 10 face uapleas-
ant consequence some day or other.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
Married Lite.

Good counsel from a wife and mother
Il try to make myself and all around me
agreeable. l, will not do to leave a man
10 himaelf till he comes to you, to take
no pains to attract him or 10 appear be-
fore him with long face. 1t is not so
iiticul, as you think, dear child, ts be-
have to a husband 50 that he shall remain
iareve, in some measure 4 lover. ! am an
old woman. bu, you can still do as you
like wora from you at the righ; time
will no, fail Of It's effect: wha, need have
vou to play the suffering virues The tear
of loving girl, says an old book, is like a
dew drob on rose; ba, iha: on the cheek
OF wife is drop OF poison to her hus.
haui. Try 10 appear cheerful and con-
tented, and your husband will be 50: and
when you make him happy, you will be-
come Sc, not in appearance, but in reality.
The skill required is no, 50 great. No,h>
ing tla,ters man 50 much as the happi-
ness of his wife; he is always proud of him
self as the source Of it. As soon as you are
cheerful you will be lively and alert. and
every moment will afford YOU to let fall an
agreeable word. Your education, which
gives you an immense advantage, will
greatly assist vou; and your sensihilitv
will become the mobiles. gift ths, nature
has bestowed On voa, when i. shows
itself in atsec;ionale assidGl,y. stamps On
every sciion soft, kind and tender char
s3sr. ins;esd OF wasting i,seif in seer,
-ar,irir-s
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
WELLINGTON, yaus II. ls77:
Nor1cs 10 SuBscR1BERs.-Those Of our
suhsc.iben who Sre indebted to the MORN.
me- HERALD, will oblige BY an early 10
nittance.
nesrON o. DOvER.

The State Of Delaware, at least the pec'
ple, ar no longer sovereigus The p. W
4 B railroad control all its material inter
esss, and dictate the terms on which the
produce of the State shall be moved to a
market A few Boston capitalists through
their agent, Presiden. Hinckley, have more
real power in the State, than the governor
and judiciary. In every legislature, their
employees, slick, silent and hroadclethed,
are to be found in the Senate, or House, to
look after the material Interests of their
m1sters.
Ala recent meeting Of the Railway bar.
ons. and the peach growers a. Middiesovn,
the Latter we're dictated TO- much in the
kshion of An old-time pedsgogue, with a
birch in his hand, to a small, snub-nosed
hoy. Who did not know his lesson. Gov
efncr Cochran, Samuel Townsend, Esq,
and o;hers, l.boreL for the Interests Of the
peach growers. bat in vain. In another
wear nominations for the General Assem-
hly will be in order. 4 safe rule would
Be fcr the County Convention, before max
inS nominations. TO pass resolution as
follows:
Whereas, No man can serve Two mas
terS
Be it therefore Resolved. That no man
who either directly. or indirectly, is in the
employ mens Of anv railway company, be
snd is declared hereby. ineligible to any
otiee in the gift Of. the people Of Della
ware.
This purge TO on. noliiios, would pre-
pare the way for the coming struggle he-
tween my Boston stockholders" and ''cur
Representatives at Dover"
The Pennsylvsnia Legislature now
meets mainly to give legal shape 10 the
wants of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany; some years ago, that corporation be
gan its irsiduous siege, by the oily, demure
and sanity Sam Moon, who, by the way,
would make companion picture for some
Of our Senator'S
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
0N Law.

According to the laws of this State, ths
season for shad fishing has closed, and any
person who shall have in his or her pos
session, or expose for sale any shad caught
in the Delaware River, or its tributaries,
within the jurisdiction Of this State, above
the Southern point Of Reedy Island, BE-
tween the ll,h day Of June and the 10Th
tay Of August, shall be fined five dollars
for every shad in his or her possession.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11

WINES AND LIQUORS.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11

The nsted >>&ies, sccara..s 10 .sxsai
etaiissacS leads The world in It's means q.
speedy communication ts,veea rsrosss
sections, lis li-ss .; rsi,vs~ exceeding
taass Of Rsassi& Tarkev, t-sluasr.v. aps-
tria. t1rea, Britain, frxocs ana It.lr COM
hinea. The total mileage I Ire Tni.e6
States tsins nearly Sl0Ao vailes, ssainsl
1850 miles ia The counqrsss named. Yes
Rsssaa aas more than aaaRas the yapalx-
lioa OF .lse Jriacd Ssases. Gernany shcu1
to milisoa greater, asd Grcs, RrifaiA
r. - Ausazia srsszailv 49, ~
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11

VIZ ARE ssll pleased With ths ezplana'
tion Of the American Rifles relative to
their failure to visit 81. Mary's Cemetery
upon Decoration Day; but We are rather
SURPRISED at Marshal Dunn's failure TO
embracs. that Cemetery in the days pso>
rramme.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
MEDICINAL
f. +. Kankel Bitter Wine
Of IFon.

E. +. Kankep Bitter Wine
Of Iron.
z. F. Kurkels celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron will eE.etusily cure liver complaint,
!aunclce. dyspepsia. chronic or nervous
&c oi lIy. chronic eiarrhoea, disease of the
sldneys and AL di eases arising from a
dis ardsre1 liver, stomach or iniestineS
such as constipation. Il tulence, inward
Fi eS. I ii ness @. biaui 10 the head, acidiiy
OF Iae Asornsch. laUsea, heartburn, disgust
for iocd tcl!Ds>s o. weight in the stomach
sore eluc1aIioDs, sinking ar flnilering a!
tle PHI OF .Ae stomach. swimming Of the
he4... rcr..ei CT cirticuli nIe !. hing flu,ter-
ings az The heart. choking or suTfocatips
sensation when in Il lyiT z posture GimneSS
c.f-vls-ion. dots or w-os nsiore he sight.
dull tA-in III lhe head. deficiency Of rTe>-
sir.lion, yellow xnsss OF the sk ia and eyes
pan IL iile side. back. bead. chest, lin os
.ie sudden fiushrs OF b. al, burning IA The
Et>h. csn.IaEi lmagiuiu gs OF evi. a I'D graf
det-eS>ion OF spiTi 5. Price 81 rer bottle.
SeUa,e o! cou iert.iis. pn not le, Your
Druggist palm OF s.Ine other prepara;ioa
Of iron be may Say IL good but SIX for
kllEeis E2iler Wine "a! Iron. TaSa no
cin-r. kunxeis Bitter Wine o. Iror is no,
10 in eulk-oUiy IN S. bottles. RI Kun
sei. Proprie'o.. no. - North Ninth Stre.;
Phil Aaslph.a- Pa Sol. by al. druggists,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Eeai and al complete, in two hours -
No iev III mead passes, >ea.. pir ana
ss"1.hc y warns l-n owed by Ir. kunKel
- North sinin street. Philaiei,hi. "a =
Sezfld 5o- c-reaaar. fvT removing se..s in
OF stomach worms Call on your druss,s,
ana AK ior bs-t.e OF kunkel'S AOrn,
syrup pfler Ell Al never Iai $ ColnmSD
'ense teaches II Is fse worm De removed Al
otter W rms Can te rexoiiy removed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-08

DIR. SCHENCK's STANDARD REMEDIEs.-The
standard remedies for all diseases Of the lungs are
ScHENcK's PULMoNIC SYRUP. SCHENCK's SEA
WEED TONIC, and ScHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS
and If taken before the lungs destroyed speedy
cure Is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. j. II. SCHENCK. OF
Philadelphia, owes bis unrlvalled success In the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases. =
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter In
the lungs nature throws 1t OFT by an easy expect O.
ration, for when the phegm matter is ripe o
slight cough will throw it off, the patient has rest
and the lungs begin to heal
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup TO do this Schenck's
Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sca-Weed Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and Ii, er
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act the liver, removing
all obstructons relax the gallbladder the bile starts
freely, and the liver Is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea-Weed Tonic Is gentle stimulanl
and Alternative; the alkali Of which 1t Is composed
mixes with the food and prevents souring. 1t assists
the digestion by toning up the stomach to healthy
condition. so that the food and the Pulmonic SyruI
will make good blood then the lungs heal, and tn.
patient will surely get well If care Is taken to pre-
vent fresh cold.
All who wish to consult DR.. SCIENCK, either per
sanaIly or by letter, do ut his principal office
corner of Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia
every MONDAY.
Schenck's medicines sold by all druggist
throughout the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-08

Lamp Explosion n Lady FearJnAy
Burned.-Tuesdav night about 8 O'Clock
Mrs. Andrew Wilkinson, sister OF Police
man Jones, was sitting in her room with
her husband and children, at the corner OF
Fourth and Hull streets, when the Kerosene
oil lamp, which was sitting on. the table,
began to flicker. Mrs. Wilkinson took the
lamp in her hand, and without lowering the
wick attempted to blow it out. The flames
ignited with the oil in the lamp, and caused
it to explode, the flames catching her
clothes. Mrs. Wilkinson had the presence
OF 1aind not to run out into the air. but
threw herself on the bed, and her husband
rushed to her assistance and succeeded in
smothering the flames, but not until the vic
tim was severely burned. DR.. Mathews was
sent for, and rendered all the aid in his
power, but could not tell the extent OF the
injuries, which are very painful. The chill
dren escaped uniniured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-08

Around the World.-A lad about eleven
years old, giving his name as Charlie God.
sey, made his appearance yesterday at Al
sop's tavern, and represented to the pre-
prietor that he was seafaring man; that
he would like to get supper, but he was en-.
tirely out of funds. The supper was given
him. He then went to Mayor Chiles and
told him that he had been turned off YES
sci lying near Richmond, and that he had
been all around the world.
The Mayor took compassion on the youth
and gave him bed and bis breakfast. He
further stated that he would like to get to
Baltimore. The boy had such good coun'
tenance, and told such straight story,
the Mayor put him in charge OF Policeman
Jones and started him to Richmond for the
purpose of getting him transportation te
Baltimore. When he arrived in Richmond
he began to see he was suspected, and he
owned up that his name was not Godsey,
but Willie Campbell. The officer then made
inquiries and found the boys father, tx
whom he turned him over. RI, 49,. ..--r ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-08

LIABILITY OF TELEGRAPH COMPANIES FOR
MESSAGES INCORRECTLY SENT-1NTEREsTING
SUIT.-The City Circuit Court yesterday had
under consideration the case Of Connally d
Co., of New York, against the Western
Union Telegraph Company, being suit for
damages for 81, 500. Some months ago Guy
& Gillian, attorneys for Connolly & Co., re-
ceived an offer of compromise in certain
legal proceedings pending here by which it
was proposed to pay them $3.50, Mr.. Gill
liam telegraphed to his clients to know II
they would receive "three hundred and
fifty dollars" in compromise. The mes
sage was delivered to Connally & Co. read
ing "nine hundred and fifty dollars" and
they telegraphed Guy & Gillian to accept
the offer, which was accordingly done. The
error was not discovered until Guy & Gill
liam went to settle up with the New York
firm. -.E. .',.-
Connolly & Co. declare that they never
would have accepted $3.50 in compromise
had they known that was the offer, and
Mr.. Gillian maintains that had the suit been
carried UP to the Supreme Court. as analo-
gous ones were, he would certainly have
gotten judgment for S1,350.
The Telegraph Company, Tor defence,
point to the blank upon which the message
was written, stating explicitly that the COM
pany will not be responsible beyond the
cost of the message for unrepeated mes
sages, and charge that this claim was not
presented "in writing" within sixty days,
as they require, and that the word "three"
was not plainly written, dc. ..s
The case will he further heard to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-08

ANALYSIS OF OUR DRINKING-WATEe AND
M1LK.-Dr. w. FL. Taylor, who has been en-
gagged for the past year in making an anaiy.
sis of the river water during each month OF
the year, as we'll as the water from the va.
rious wells in and around the city, for the
use of the Board OF Health, was yesterday
analyzing water taken from Buchanan
spring, and it was found to be quite as pure
as the river water. DR.. Taylor's report,
which will not only be very useful but in.
teresting, will be printed and bound in the
city documents. The analysis has been
made with great care and labor on the part
OF Dr.. Taylor, and at no expense to the
city. AS soon as the analysis of all the
water contemplated to be tested is com.
pleted the Board of Health will ask the
Doctor to analyze various samples Of milk
used in the CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-08

THE GREAT moral. SHowMAN.-Them many
friends OF DIR. Taylor, Richmond's humor-
ist and stereopticon-exhibitor, will be graf
fled to know that since he has been in the
I" great moral show" business he has been
considerably elevated in the estimation OF
the religious part Of the community here
and elsewhere in the State. We have heard
that lately he received letter from an in
terror city requesting him to give an enter
tainment for the benefit of church, the
letter commencing Reverend and Dear
Brother" Yesterday the Doctor received
by mail bundle Of tracts; which be will
use with beneficial effect, no doubt, upon
some of his company.
Tonight and tomorrow night the Doc.
tor will exhibit two beautiful series OF pic
lures at the Third Presbyterian church. ac-
companied by one Of his inimitable lectures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-08
TOBACCO, CIGARS. &c,
aNoIA CIGARS,

TSPANOLA CIGARS.
The subscribers have made arrangements Tor the
exclusive sale OF the CIGARS Of this wel-kno~n
and celebrated brand, manufactured in hey Mest,
and invite the attention OF the public to the 1ull as
sortment OF MI the usual styles they are now pre-
pared TO offer.
Influenced by the high duties Oh imported cigars,
the proprietor Of the ESpanoa factory, at Havana
has estabsheda
BRANCH IN KEY WEST.
and Is using there the same class OF NueIto Apalo
tobacco as in the Havana factory, the pure quality
aud aromatic favor of which have given this brand
It's present high credit among consumers. The prices
are materially les than for those from Havana and
srcci fully equal They are offered In connection
with our usual list OF HAVANA CIGARS.
ACkER. MERRALL 4 CuSDlT.
100 and 1872 Chambers street. New York;
PARK & TILFORD,
re2l-lm 917 aud 91s Broadway. New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-08

+. Briefs. The bucket and tub-factory, as
well as the other manufactures on the wa
ter front, are at work. .a
DR.. Monteiro is on visit to his mica
quarry in Goochland. -.
The boys at the Old Dominion Nail,
Works will be happy on Saturday, as they
will be allowed to handle some Of the ma
tional currency. ,...
Captain Loterzo is still at work trying to
keep the Free bridge in passable condition.
Dark walking from the colored Baptist
church on Seventh street to the Richmond
side, .c:. -"