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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-24

BEAUTIFUL GOLD WATCuES.-Some of the most
beautiful watches in the city ut remarkable prices.
For Instance, beautiful Gold Watch at $50, and
$3 o. and 81 o, and Stem Winders nj $50-very SILL
perb, splendid tmc-kceprrs. Also, some more mag
niicent at $50 and S75 and upwards, at
c. GENNErs, 9l7 Main street.
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GEEATENE.
OH A L NJ Z R s. S

~ HA L NJ L r SIS
I T.
TRANSPARENT GELAIINE
Is highly recommended by Delmonico and other
leading res estaurateurs In New York for making
JELLIES, BLANC NANCE. &C., &C.
We Introduced this excellent article 10 the public
las. year. II has given so much satisfaction that we
are warranted In recommending II AZ being In every
respect equal TO any imported The price Is lower
For sale to the trade at manufacturers prices.
PURCELL, LADD 8 CO.,
roos 1216 Main street
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Do NOT POISON YOURSELF by ndiscrimiuatea ap-
plicaion Of cheap preparations, but call for toilet
waters, powders, cosmetics, &c. made by j. & T.. AT
KINSON, London.
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PERSONAL.

'EHE INFAMOUS RASCAL WHO HAS
L been writing those anonymous letters about me
l. requested Qf In the possession of any courage at
all ~ out with fun name before he speaks of
scvc-sho0crs and all that sort Of thing. If he will
make himself known he Shall have satisfaction III
any form desired awai. your answer with full
Aa!ne. no 24-it*I {. II. +. DEURiNG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-24

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
threatening during the forenoon, with
heavy northeast rain and wind-storm in
the afternoon and at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q y. ~, 81;
8 i. NJ, 60; noon. 81: Z. NJ. 60; q Z.
A., 60; midnight, 50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-24

4 Successful Fair.-The ladies Of Bethle-
hem church, near Robiou's station, in Ches-
terfeld, are conducting most successful
festival for the benefit Of their church. The
attendance has been large and handsome
sum realized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-24

A GREBNTREE, 915 Broad street, will sing cloth
ing to you till you think they urc given away. He
has just received elegant lot which he will sell at
near one half their value.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-24

THE THEATRE.-Thc weather was so very
inclement last night that the Japs gave no
performance. At . O'Clock to-day there will
be q matinee for the ladies and young folks.
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THE CASE OF DIR. BAIRD.
Adjourned Meeting Of East Hanover
Presbytery. yee t.9-

REPORT OF THE CoMMITTEE-DR. BAIRD
APPEALS TO, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
PROCEEDINGS SUSPENDED UNTIL THE
CASE CAN EE ACTED ON BY THE GENE
RAJ ASSEMBLY. -.-.,-.gs, ....- .,.
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4. GREENTREE, the cothcr, viii supply you
with Hat fully dollar under the regular price.
He has also just received large stock of gentle
mems furnishing goods mmch below the market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-24

THOSE WHO DO NOT KNOW where TO get clothing
at their own price can nnd ont by calling at A.
GREENTREE's, Sl5 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-24

The STEAMER ISAAC BELL, for New York,
leaves to-day at 6 P. M. instead Of p. M.
Sunday, as per card OF proposed sailing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-24

THE ARTIFICIAL IVY, HOLLY, and AuTCMSAL
VINES, for decorating the home to be had at WEST,
JOHNSTON & Co.'S bookstore, is perfectly lovely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-24

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTISG-IoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction gllaranteeG.
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c.

NEW BOOKS. ISAACS, q
IN Jewish Christmas Story. by Farjeon; 60c.
WHAT IT COST HEX, Novel, by Payne; 40c.
MISS MISANTHR0PE,b BY Justin Mccarthy T., goc.
THE BLOCKADE RUNNER, BY Captain WllEin.
$l.25. UNDERBRUsH. by J. F: Fields: $l;25:
PARTON's CARRICATUkE AND oTHEH +
SIGH. by Rose Porter; $l.25. WOMAN KIND, by
Miss Yonge: 8l.75. Upper EGYPT: IT'S PEO-
PIE AND PRODUCTS, by DR.. Klunzinger; illus.
BOOKS IN every department Of literature for sale
by VEST, JOHNSTON & CO.,
no 24-2t Gil Main street.
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THERE is one place in Richmond where you can
get these advantages:
TIE LARGEST STOCK,
TIE NEWEST STYLES,
ONLY ONE PRICE,
CASH TO EVERYBODY.
Although established but one year, our goods and
prices have made us the leaders OF the trade.
4. SAKS & Co, Ohe-Pricc &C. 0. d. Clothlers and
Tailors 1913 Main street.
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NJ OW r E A d Y

NOW RI A d Y,
TUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ALMANAC
FOR 1878,
containing, besides the Astronomical matter, rbe
Governments Of Virginia, North Carolina, West
Virginia, and Maryland; valuable Tables, Receipts,
&c, &c. JAMES +. GOODE. Publisher,
no 22- -eod3t S24 Main street, Richmond.
T IGHT: a Series Of Entertaining and In.
IL expensive Experiments In the Phenopena or
Light; 81. The Narrative Of a Blockadc-sunner,
by Captain J. Wilkinson. la.e of the Confederate
States Navy; bird supply Of this capital book
Sl.25. PcmaQuid A story OF old times In New
England, by slrs PrentiSs, author Of "sIepptsg
Hcayenward"; Sl.75. The Story Of Avis, by
Mrs. philips, author of Gates Ajar y; kl.50. At
the Court Of King Edwin: 4 Drama by William
Leighton, Dr.; $l.25. The Life aad Works or
Christ, by G. Geikie. u. u: two volumes; Us.
Appleton's Handbook OF Winter Resorts: Soc,
New BOOKS and nice STATIONERY arriving
constantly. WOODH0UsE & PARHA2i.
NOEL
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ga-TIfE CIRCULATION or TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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PATTE RMS.

DEMoREST'S RELIABLE PATTERNS; !;
Also. WINTER JOURNAL OF FASHION-price,
&C., post free-jnsl received at
JULIUS MEYERS, 603 Broad street.
Catalogues free. no 2a-1w
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prpseDtpfl 10
CAPTAIN Nj. l.. SP0TSwOOD

CAPTAIN Nj. L. SP0Tsw0oD
By the Guard Of the Commonwealth (Com-
pnny {, Of the First Regiment Virginia
F0tunteerS), November 23, 1877.
Colonel Purcell's speech was in excellent
taste. and his illusions to the company and
TO their commander were felicitously cX-
pressed and well merited.
Captain Spotwood replied. showing Gu
pacity as speaker and correct apprecia-
ton OF the honor bestowed upon him. In
speaking of the duties and responsibilities
of the volunteer soldiery he was practical
and instructive.
After the presentation ceremonies, which
were witnessed by Major Anderson, Adiu-
tant Stern, and Captains Binford and Tom
linson, and a number of non-mlitary gen.
tlemcu, refreshments were served and a
number OF speeches were made.
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Aysa'SENESES. A
THEATRE.

TOURTii ANNINERSARi BALL q
OF t..A
>T. PETERS TOTAL ABSTINENCE AID
BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,
Ar MONTICELLO HALL. 613 BROAD STREET,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1877.
Tickets. admitting gentleman and ia,!ic-, 81.
Grand March :t T. NJ.
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SWORD -PREsENTATloN.-Desp the high
wind and heavy rain OF last night the Guard
OF the commonwealth Company c Of
the First regiment) met at their armory, in
uniform and with full ranks, to pay COM
pliment, deserved as it was handsome, to
their captain, VI. S. Spotswood. The COM
panv was formed under command Of Lieu
tenants w. T. Mosby and Dalam Barks-
dale. and brought to parade-rest, when
Lieutenant Colonel John b. Purcell, him
self a former captain OF the company, pre-
sented to Captain Spotswood an elegant
sword and belt.
The sword-scabbard bore the following
inscription:
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MEETINGS.

MEETING OF THE STOCk-~ &
u HOLDERS OF TIE MASONIC TEN NIX
- = ASSOCIATION will be held ~ ST. Az
Ian, iIall on WEDNESDAY. 2Sth instant. at
o'clock i. VI. "iLLiAh d. i>-tA,n,
III - Ltd '>NtI'ItI y.
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A NSI.AI. MEETING.

TREASURES OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Va. November lO, lSI
SOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
y STOCKHOLDERS Of this company WI! e oe
TIl =, the office of the com mpany. corner of Byrd
and Eighth streets. on TUESDAY the 27th instant
i: II O'Clock NJ. ,, ,-.h
The books OF transfer viii lie closed from The 'th
Instant until after the day Of mcctnE
III. ". WARRINGTON.
a,n-,l Treasurer.
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list OF LETTERS.

,,ST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
,Tue rosT-oFFICE At RICHMOND. HEN
.,t ~ ~; ,Et6;I.STY. VA, NOVEMBER %, 1877.
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EOR RENT, that desirable De gSS5
IL TACHED BRICK DWELLING No. 314 2:G
south Fourth street. Gaubc's lill, now occupied oy
Mr.. Bowers, containing ten rooms; pns, water,
bathroom. laundry, and everything compete.
Rent very low, and possession @lycn at once
no % n ROBERT Il. LYME.
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4. W. CARRIER. S26 Main street, has scvera
GOOD HORSES for sale at sacrifice.
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TAXES.
REMOVAL.

t. II. MCGUIRE HAS REMOVED HIS
LAw-oFFIcE to the STATE BANK BUILDING
main floor-hrst door on the right N the main en-
trance noI7-3t&teoast
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

AUCTION SALES THIS DlAf.
6J- On all safes NJ Rs0k Rstots made beta0ssE
the Isl oT Joauaru and last Of June the kdres for
the present year ne TO be paid 6y the purchaser.
On al sales made bettcecn the lst or Juty and ta
f the near the t0rts to be paid by The seller
fThls custom was adopted abou. rfteeD years ago
bv all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ~
plies to Richmond and yic!nity.l
JAS. MACDOUGALL, ] 04A. NJ, oil-paintngs, &c.
FRANK j. SAMPSON, 4 p. NJ, house and lot at the
intersection OF Holly street and the Manchester
and oal-Mine turnpike
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-24

PEEsoNAL.-Rcy. II. G. Crews, OF this
city, has Just closed meeting OF a day and
three nights continuance at st. Stephens
church, King and Queen county, III which
twenty persons preiesscd conversion-flf-
teen of whom united with the church.
Among this number OF professions were
four young men Of Aberdeen Academy and
one young lady OF Green Mount. ana a
daughter OF prominent member OF Leigh
Street church, OF this city.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco En-
change Yesterday were Z. Moore, Bucking-
ham; 3. B. Vaughan, Jr., Petersburg;
George Z. Luckett, Ontario; Il. B. Smithey,
Amelia; J. ?. Hawkins, W. W. Keen, Jr.,
Danvillc; w. Moves, MoorchouSe, China !;
A. L. Goodman, Cumberland; Thomas w.
Waller, SpotSylvana; and 5. '. Red, Cin-
cinnati.
Attorney General Field and Mcssrs.
Forbes and SeawelI, who were associated
with him in the investigation, yesterday
submitted to the Governor report con-
ccrnins the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal
case and General Bradley Il. Johnson's and
the MesSrS. Poe's fees.
The Governor, it is expected, Will COM
municate the report to the General Assem-
blv, with such rccommen dation as he may
regard necessary.
In the opinion OF the Attorney-General it
is not certain that the State OF Virginia can
be made party in the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad suit; but if she can be,
he holds that the Attorney-General is not
the proper officer to be cited. Notice was
served upon him Of the amended bill and
consequent order OF the court several days
ago, and he has twenty days to answer, by
demurrer or otherwise
Judge Crump concluded his speech i'll the
George case before Judge and jury ycster-
day, and Judge Ould made his opening
speech. and will conclude to-day. The jury
has to decide merely whether there was or
not marriage between deceased and Caro-
line jackson.
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FOR RENT.

cEVERAL DESIRABLE ROOMS, @
- communicating can be had in IL family oi sd.I
two persons. Address 4. b. care Carrier No L,
post-oitce. no 2f"it
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

NJ. ELLYSoN L CO., advertising agents, insert ad-
vertsements In all Of the newspapers of the United
States ut publishers rates Orders left at the DIS
Datch coun,inS-room VIII receive prompt atten-
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dor RENT, DWELLING over Brec- 81;
II den A. Fox's storc-eutrance OH Fifth stree. III
contains eight rooms and all convcnienccs. !'Dicn-
didly ADAPTED for dre.s-maklng establishments 10
Il good tenant The rent VIII be liked low Apriy To
MOSES 3tlLLfiSER.
no 23-dlw 1909 Main street.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH SER-E=a
Il WANTS ATTENDANCE, at PELOUZE'S ld3
CAPITOL HOTEL, by the day, week, or month, ut
Also, MEAL-TICKETs, 25c. each, or FIVE for 81.
Good rooms, clean beds, and good table. TWELFTH
and Franklin streets, Capitol Square. no 1S-lm
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WANTED, PURCHASERS for 1000
w pounds PRIME BUTTER, cheap: ut whole
sale, In tubs, and ROLL RUTTER IN half barrels:
BUTTER nj retail. Goods delivered free TO fnns-
lies In any part of the city. JCSTIS Co,
Cirocers and Commission Merchants.
no % 6Q4 east Marshall street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
A4.yEAR.oLD's ADVENTURE.

4 correspondent, relates the following /:
In Kingston, Can, lives Simon Oterafer,
a qniet, well. to-do German. Simon has Z
son about 4. Like other boys Of his age he
was in the habit Of going TO the gate, and
nlipping away. One pleasant afternoon Mrs
Oberdafer missed the future governor gen.
eraI, and as she could get no tidings from
him at the neighbors she hurriedly called
to her assistance the blue-coated officials.
All the barns. g~arrets, cellars, closets, ice.
houses, sheds, in the vicinity were searched,
but in vain. 1t occurred to the people that
the boy might have followed passing funer.
al procession to the cemetery, and, being
unobserveds may have been locked within
the gates. After a long and diligent search
in the graveyard, it was the opinion that
young Oberdafer was not there. After the
boat had landed from Cape Vincent two
ladies, who were passenger, remember SEE
ing or the dock At the cape a lad who
answered the description Of the one lost.
His mother took the first boat for the United
States, and upon arriving at Cape Vincent
was informed that such a boy went to Waters.
burgh the night before, and at that place
At 10 O'Clock next morning she found tht
the little one swinging under . fig tree Al
unconcerned as though he was in the queen'i
dominion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
THE TERRITORIAL FAIR.
Swal, Lake Era.

The directors of the territorial agricultural
society have concluded to hold q territorial
fair this fall, Yankton being the place and
October ID, Sd, and 4.h, The time. Now,
that the question of holding . fair has been
to better himself and herself and see that the
collection is made as complete as possible.
No excuse can. he given. this year for .
meagre show Of the magnificent productions
which Dakota can, and does, under favorable
conditions, bring forth, for Mother Nature
has been lavish in her gift, to the husband
man aud the land is OVERLOOKING with plenty.
Dakotaians should not let this favorable op-
portunity pass Of making known the great
capabilities Of our fertile soil to the crowded
denizens Of the east, who are looking to the
Ear west for = place to found them = home.
In no cheaper and better manner can infor-
nation be given Of our Inducements ia
settlers than by the collection Of what We
have, and by the cheap excursion rates on
the principal railroads, which can probably
be secured, Thousands will be induced tc
come and view our marvellous productions
Once here they will be convinced that Da.
kota is not, a. many suppose, that far away
mystical land. whose coil il parchei with
drou,h; the abode Of Wild leasts and no Len
savage men; where the locust whose rapa
c:ouanes leaves NOT anything green upoz
! the face Of the earth, holds = cutthroal
! for all time. But instead they will fni
| we'll cultivated farms. ovefaos ing Grauar
iea..s busting towns and thriving village.
churche. and schools and Lao, hn, not lsaes
= eoa,sn.cd and happy people and 80
u "cnme aud abide With "a" Hard vurl
will be necessary II II l. expected that . AZ
mnss hing together the productions Of III
soil, The dairy, shs aock farm, chop a,
mandatory. bat II esrA one will bear hi
shaw, though tho ofEssing. taken separately
NAV T. snail. ~ cumbiasd rsalt viii 1Ak
gss~d display. sd . , - 10 - ~
se~a. evsa In olacs c~esnnuaittn, snA d
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f,aepaooF SCENERY.
New York Herald

A number of fire insurance and theatrical
men assembled in the vacant room of a
large warehouse in Fulton. street yesterday
afternoon, and witnessed some experiment
with fireproof scenery. A temporary stage
was built At the back of the room, a few
pieces Of the scenery, together with a section
Of the machinery necessary to work il, were
placed in position. The scenery was made
Of wire gauze and neatly painted to repre-
sent different scenes. The inventors claimed
scenery, and could be used with a greater
effect and for 8 larger variety Of purposes.
According to his representations tue entire
control of the stage wa in the hands of the
prompter, who could, by. q series Of wire
stops and a light crank. shift and bring on
the largest and most intricate sets of scene
ry, thereby doing away with the large army
Of carpenters and supernumeraries that are
now SO essential to the complete and perfect
working Of q stage. During the exhibition
yesterday afternoon sets Of scenes were shift
cd in an incredibly short time by the invent
or's assistant, who controlled the crank that
had been temporarily placed at the right OF
tie room. At the same moment one set OF
scenery was being taken off another was
being brought o n The machinery controll-
ing all the scenery is very simple.
There was no wood or canvas used in the
structure Of the scenery, which was made Of
iron gauze set in from framer. In addition
to safety from fire the inventor claimed
further advantages. He said Reduction
in scene shiften and stage laborers, fifty to
seventy.fve per cent, and a like reduction
in the insurance rates; increased storage
room, placing the working and manage.
ment Of the stage in the hands Of one man
who could also act as proprietor; great in
crease in the adaptability Of the scenery
and an increased effect over artist work upor
canvas. These statements were all borne
out BY the insurance and theatrical mel
present. A prominent member of q leading
fire insurance company said that the rates Q
scenery of this description would be les
than half what they were under existing c I
cumstanccs.
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TkAsbs RGpsft,
EASY.
.Plsss,suors

CONNECTIONS.
!. At Sioux City with Illinois CeL al, Siou.
City and Psciic end Sioux CITY and 81. Paul Raj
rosds.
3 Passenger train going caet connects at Davi.
Junction with branch trains arriving 1t Port
landviIle at 1913 p m. and then connecting with
Towards stages for Virginia. Eden, Fairvicw,
5eioit, Canton: Harrisburg. Flandreau, Linwood.
Rock Rapids, Sioux Fslis and all points on the
Big sioux River, and from leaving Portlsndville
y ~ ?. m. connects Al Davis Junction With
s. Il Elk Point With stages for P,rcs, Neb
ard Richla d. D r.
Z. At vermilhon with stages for Lodi, Riv.
aide, Turner. Bloomingdale and Flnlay.
6. At4eckling with stages for StJames.
6. AtGayville with stages for 81. Helena.
4. At yankton with stages for all points in
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
IA; and during the season Of navigation with
Missouri River Transportation Companies line
q steamers icr Randall, Brule, Pierre, sully,
Rice, Bismarck, Stevenson, Berthold. Bnford,
5srrol and Benton; connecting At Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to the
0Bo. &. MERCHANT.
R.v. DsRRIcKsox, Cent Svperintend't
A0ent.
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ExPREss.
CONNECTIONS.
At o. P. Transfer with Union Poetic Raj

CONNECI1ONS.
1. At o. p. Transfer with Union Pacific Raj
coeo ior Omahs-
:. Al Council Bluhs, with Kansas City, ST. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for 81. Louis and all
points south.
5. At Missouri Valley with Chicago Z MOTH
western Railway for Chicago and all points east.
4. At Sioux City with the Sioux City and ST.
roads, Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all points In the
Northwest.
S. Al Blai, with Omaha and Northwestern Z
R. for Omaha and Southern NebraskA.
6. At Fremont, Nsb., with the Union Pacific X.
K. for all points west, and the Pacific coast.
POINTS in Northern Nebraska.
~ Be sure your tickets read via sc. Pr.
&C. ELLIS, Genr Ticket Ag't,
/ .1o3Hx33. Superintendent.
C. j. UCoNNoR.
Western Passenger Agent.
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New Advertisements

oiANOG Magnificent %nsp ii.ss; v ,as, Places
scNVS tifa. Hns itesspM nod tAairl,t tIan..
OQeAR hpih y aiasts es, s.,, oily .i.a. latsS
ynssIsSs IN faae. Organs s,ap. s1s
l,..+d ~ nIaii. Sub haaa 4 octave tu,tivt or,
s,i,.. r,sl u,et san, ai,iy rs. Lowest iinrr.
,get .i'ei-' s'i,t az " days ,.sl i,iai, You ask
wis ! onei 80 'l'sapf iirt'ty. ilat.i Times. lie
iuc,icra by ,ioi,oittlista, Is.uuir aiunyn,au,
tiic',iat VIII. f"t ~ Iiaiatiop, Hattie raging,
Yam particulars i,up. Address nastsi q. lIr.
ATTY. Warrington, NsW Jersey. I'd
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rAsxuss, =:

nkfbe opusa
N1r.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25

The name of the company is Mobile Fire De.
partment Insurance Company.
1t Is located in Mobile, Alabama.
The amount Of its capital stock Is Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars.
The amount Of itscapital stock paid up is Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25

Thi. lie the only line running two e1press
rains daily. between Sioux City and Chicago.
1hrouah Time Tale. in efeet Nav 20. 1877