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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
Another ShiDwreck-Fhe City of Houston
Founders Mt Sea-Passengers
and Grew Saved.

New YORK, Oct. 25.-The steamship City OF
Houston, which left New York on the twen-
tieth instant for GALVESTON, Texas, direct,
foundered off Frying Pan Shoals, on the coast
of North Carolina, on the twenty third, dur
ing the fearful gale of that day. The passen-
gers and crew, to the number of thirty -four,
were rescued by the Margaret of this city,
and arrived at Fernandina, Fla this morn
ing,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
The Bonds of the Southern Railroad de-
rlarea Valid

CINCINNATI, Oct, 25.-In the Superior Court
this morning the case of Matthew ThOns and
others vs. tho trustees Of the Southern Rail
road and the city, was decided by Judge
Yaples. The decision is that the bonds of the
Southern Railroad are valid and legal in all
respects. The Injunction asked for to restrain
the issue Of the last bonds and the sale of
previous ones not sold was refused and the
petition of the plaintiff dismissed The de-
cision occupied two hours in delivery. and is
Il very careful review Of all the acts bearing
on the Southern Railroad
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
M MARkNE NEWS,

PORT EADg,, OF. Is, 6 p. m.-Wna north
easI. Yery lght. Weather hazy and uarna.
hhrr1veo At 7:1g this morning. British Steam
sllp Andean. Miller master. frona Fdyern0ob.
z1s Mex mexican ports, TO Csc FoEwood + %.
e,l,lsh ,bfl,lsh steamship T, ". Earria. at 9:In a. za.
Iaa master, q days from Cardiff In BAL
r,tsits toalaad: GaGks CozaDtesse Daehaael and Al
60 Wind east light. Weather warxn aud hazT.
NO arrivals or departures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26

New YORK, Oct. 25.-Yesterday the grand
jury found an indictment against The. Allen,
proprietor Of gambling house, for murder
in the first degree, for killing Ed. Malloy
Allen, accompanied by his counsel, appeared
at the bar of the Court of General Sessions to-
day. Assistant District Attorney Lyon ap-
and have him committed without pail. After
some discussion the request was granted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26

lParis Correspondence Pittsburg Telegraph
There are lots Of absurd stories iying
about concerning Mrs. Mackey, the latest off
which give you. She desired to illuminate
piled to the authorities for permission. r.
was refused. She ordered ner carriage, and
vent and demanded the privilege in Dersorls
Being again refused, she asked the chief with
the utmost coolness, "just how much money
he wanted for the arc, as she would buy the
thing" 'A>>"
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
HE TENSAS ARRESTS.
WEEPING AFFIDAVIT AGAINST RE
SPECTACLE CITIZENS.
s List of Alleged Crlfnes-R0tortousEy
False Charges-The prisoners
Admitted to ball.
by TelegraDh.1

Nd lBV I6leRTapn,J
s|1IDALIA, La, via Natchez, Oct. 25 1878.
lie Editor Of the Democrat:
e herewith send you O copy Of the original
|aaayit, furnished to us to-day for the first
81 We have consented, in the interest of
gic order, to waive preliminary exam
bion and enter into bonds. It Is only neces-
y TO say OF the officer who thus prosecutes
bn an affidavit notoriously false that he
called himself Democrat, while he has
Il office under Republican State govern
hts for several years, and that he now fills
offices of trust and profit in the parish,
R'ng conflicting Interests Of parish
] ney and parish treasurer-at the Same
d, In way Incompatible with the dignity
self-respect of a public man.
WADE R. YOUNG.
T. S. SHIELDS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
Lessening Freight Time to san FRAN
Ctscn

New YORK, Oct. 25.-The Union and Central
Pacific Railroads have completed arrange
ments with eastern lines by which California
freights will be loaded separate in new car
transfer. This, in connection with the recent
change OF schedule on the Pacific roads, gain
ing two days in time Of delivery Of freight in
San Francisco, will enable shippers to receive
teen days, instead Of eighteen to twenty-five
as heretofore
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
Fhe PrHssiaH Hesbt-

=, LoNDoN, DC Oct 25.-The present debt oil pr1.s-
s,a IS ~ 964 ,355, exclusive of a non-intrarest.
patyi1hg I5tinh debt Of e4,237,Oo0. The new aa3an
and she is to pay only per cent r is beae, Il
t1e. me money will be forthcoming at once and
that the loan may command premium. ''l'>'
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26

who arc the fiduciary representatives or thev
Church leave to theis successors the titie
deeds OF the property OF the Church. He was
o man OF severe and simple tastes, He be- he.
longed to family Of greab wealth and Eberal-
ilty VINO furnished him not merely with all
he required for his own wants but amn1v en-
dowed many OF the most noted churches3,ansA
charities In his diocese. ''N''NA
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
A HihaylC.

Sae State OF Louisiana. parish, Of Concordia:
HSsonally came and appeared before me, the
3ersigned authority, Joseph Lambert, who
Mg duly sworn, deposes nnd snys: That on
#lrday, the nineteenth instant, on the Pata-
@1mt plantation, in the, parish of Concorrdia,
] ing. Kobt. McCnlloch, Walter 3. Meng and
Mrs other persons. whose names. are un-
3Wn to deponent did there and then, with
Ms and arms. abuse, cruelty. beat. wound and
ID Try the neck until he was dead, one Dickey
#th % co'ored man then and there being In
I 3peace Of the State. They did then and there
Rher commit the crime OF rape upon tho per-
~ the best wearing clothes and the
Soerty Of one ToWnsy Lee; and silver watch
u one Thos. Smith and IL large cloak, over
Il and gray. flee bitten horse from Anthony
9ne: and o bay mare from one Anthony
Ute: and dark bay horse from Reuben
lite; pair Of double blankets fr IN George
Fte; light, bay horse from Geo, Washington,
y AXE from deponent eight collars in United
s currency The said men did further, on
lancluse plantation, In said parish. abuse
beat one Sam ~--, by inflirting uuon him
bnty five or eighty lishes with whip, which
elnent called bull whip, and ~ addition to
HIST mentioned persons one T. $ Shields
present. aiding and abetting in this whip
L. They took new saddle uif. the properly
Elias Hnskins, on said Vuncluse plantation
|said Sam and Silas Hpskins then and there
& In the peace Of Ihs state. am informed
verify believe. that ono ThOs. Hastings. one
lglas Hastings and one Alfred Hastings we're
.ssories before the fac to the aforesaid
aes. committed on the Patawamut planta-
hereinbefore mentioned.
ignedl JOSEPH u LAMBERT.
mark.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
SPAIN.
ACteshpt 10 Assasstnate King Alfonso
Ehe AssaIfnnt AFrestea

MADRID, Oct. 25.-Whle King Alfonso vas
out; out driving this afternoon man named Mar. lar
ffasl, fa, q cooper by trade, made desperate at
Ten 20 snoot him, the ball narrowly miss
ing his Majesty. Marcasi was immediateIv a5'fy
arrested, a and on being questioned he stated
that ne WAS member OF the TnternationaIs
and that the act was premedtated Great r'ero, eT,
ctiement ccttii ZEN prevails at the attempted assassin
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS,
The Coal Market-A slight increase In
pFJcfs

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25-The Coal Ex-
Change of the Lehgh and Schuylkill regions
met to-day, and adopted scale OF prices for
November No change will be made in Le-
high. An advance OF fifteen cents in broken
egg and stone coal is made in Schuyikill
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
THE YELLOW FEVER.
DECLINE OF THE pEsTH-
EENCE,

Eighteen HnteFments and Eleven New
Cases I'm Memphis,
Especial to the Democrat,
MEMPHIS Oct. 25.-The weather is very
warm, with strong rain indications. Only
eleven new cases were reported by fifteen
physicians tonight, The undertakers report
eighteen interments- seven In the city and
seventeen whites. The new cases In the city
are returned refugees mostly. BROOKS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
GRANT PARISH,
fsfe of the Registration B0oks-A Base
Conspiracy to Defeat The Eseam0-
EErkaf
Especial to the Democrat.

Especial to the Democrat1
DoUsHATTA, Oct. 25.-In the face Of the
Est sanguine prospects for the Democratic
fty Of this parish at the ensuing election,
a with victory well nigh assured to them,
door to the registration room was broken
I night and the registration books pur-
bed to defeat an election. All the elective
3es of this parish are now filled by the Re-
Elicans. It is thought that they will hold
liz II the election is defeated.
J. r. pIERSON
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
ROUMANEA.

S~""sz@ A$eiuses 90 Surrender the HBo~
brmdseha.
rest says: It is stated that Russia, claims The.
cesslon OF Moldavia and refuses to ceie thfy
Oobrudscha until Rournania agrees in the
concluding convention to permit the nassage
OF troops across her territory. H"0s'"
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
The Late Ga2e-Repor&s of Marine Dzs"
astera,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The signal corps
observer at Norfolk reports as follows: As
directed by your telegram of this date | i'm
medately made search for the steamer Chas
". Lord, Lodge Cotton master, and obtained
the following report:
The steamer Lord left Havana on the eigh-
teenth instant, and had had continuous head
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
levy Upon the Shareholders of rvss mess
funEt hank

shareholders Of the defunet Bank OF GaseovT
mas Just been issued by the commfttee WIN
2: ere hyesdgating the affairs OF said instit,1
ta9u, ne amount Is $500 per share, but it la
peiteYed that another E1OO will be called for
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26

PITTsBURcs, Oct. 25.-The oil producers Of
the State have issued % call indorsng Judge
Agnew, present Chief Sustice Of the State Su-
preme Court. Judge Agnew has been nom
mated by the Nationals and Prohbitionists
of the State, but never formally accepted
either nomination.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
GREAT BRITAIN,
vigorous Eastern Policy Decided UpOm---
England WiEE Maintain Greatly En--
gRgemenfs

LoNDoN, Oct. 25.-A meeting of the English
Cabinet was held o-day and decided upon n,
vigorous Eastern policy, and 1t was resolved
TO uphold all treaty engagements. 0
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
Base HALL.

UTICA, N. Y, Oct. 25.-Uticas Is, Chicagos a.
PROVIDENCE, r. L., Oct. 25.-Bostons 8,
Providence none.
New BEDFORD, Mass, Oct. 25.-New Bed
fOrds none, LoWels7 T.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
GERM NY.
The New Esrusssau E,osu

BERLIN, Oct 25-The Minister of Efnsnon,
ana syndicate OF Berlin bankers will TO-DAY
sign s1 a. contract for the Prussian per cent
loan OF sixty million marks. ''AA"
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
10 Deaths at Baton Rouge-Rgght New
C@aea.
ISDeciAI tn the Democrat

IoUBUIHL 60 tIlB D6mOCrhtJ
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 25.-Yellow fever re-
port for twenty-four hours, ending this morn
ing at o'clock: Eight new cases and NJ
deaths. VITO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
suppose.
[St. Lonis Times

Suppose the $4,000 Nationals In Ohio voted
with the 270, 900 Democrats. of what avail
would be the 27a000 hard money Republican
votes in that State2
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26

E7orn to aud subscribed before me this
S1ty-second day of Ortobcr. A. D., 1878
WADE Fl. HOUGH.
Judge Thirteenth judicial Court
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26

eertify the foregoing to be true copy Of the
Einal afti dayit. October %, 1878
WADE Fl HOUGH,
Judge Thirteenth judicial District Court
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
AN TLL-FATED SHIP.

Rfi "Details of the Loss of the Mahel
Clark On an Island i'm the south At
lantiC-The crew saved by the Exer-
tfOns of the NatIves-A Peculiar stone
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-A meeting of
the Board Of Directors Of the Chamber OF
Commerce was held yesterday afternoon
President Z. o. N0ting in the chair. Pre-
sent: Messrs. r. Z. Blankenship, Charles
u. Williams, j. Il. Chidrey, R. A. Dunlop,
L. D. Crenshaw, S. FL. Hawes, 7. NJ. Logan,
John q. SPOTS, j. P. Rogers, and l.. Levy
The Chair laid before the Board com
munication from the president OF the Ma.
tional Board Of Trade and others stating
that that body has no connection whatever
with the newly organized body known as
the United States Board Of Trade. The
communication also stated that the Execu-
tive Council OF the National Board would
hold meeting in Washington in Dccem.
| Der. Received and filed.
The President also laid before the Board
a communication from G. w. G. Clarke, Sec
retary OF the United States Board Of Trade,
inviting the Chamber to be present at a
meeting to be held in New York in Novem.
Der. Received with thanks.
A communication from Mr.. Thomas A
| Rust in reference to standard OF weights
and measures. Received with thanks.
Other papels were received and tiled.
A communication from the National Pub
| lie Health Association was received, an.
nouncing that that body would meet here
on the 10Th instant.
| Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15

The DRAMA-MANAGER FoRD's CoAPASI
AT rug ATRE.-Manager Ford will next
week give the citizens of Richmond a treal
in the shape OF brief season OF legnimate
drama. His company from the Grand Op-
era House in Baltimore will be brought 10
the Virginia capital to support Mr.. Thomas
W. Keene and Miss Henrietta tauets
in " Hamlet" " Richard Ill.," and :" Lazy
of Lvons.n Mr.. Keene's splendid actlnS
in Baltimore this winter has placed bim al
the very head and front OF the legitimate
actors Of the day. The people OF virginia
will have their recollections OF the elder
Booth revived, and they will have gwen
them such impa>sioned and thorough!
artistic impersonations rs they have moi
often seen. Miss Faders is young lady, II
is said, OF great histrionic power, ana III
her line is almost without an equal on the
American stage. She will be pleasantly re-
menibered 10 connection with the very ell.
cient support which she rendered Madame
Janauschek at the Richmond Theatre last
season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15
NLOAKS. CLOAhS!
THE NEWEST STYLES. -
THE BEST WORKMANSHIP.
TIE LOWEST PRICE

JULlrS MEYER. COS BROAD STREET,
has ls, opened g very large assortment OF LADIES
pr AIN ard MATELASSt BEAVER CLQAhS-
nric,s from So TO $50. As thee CLOhhS are
made Ia order FOR lis by of the best nanniacin.
rrrs from the latest Par!Sian designs. at sptcial
rates we can guarantee the newest ana handsolncsi
s,vlcs the very best workmanship. superior h, and
the very lowest prices. Dout fan TO iooS at them
before purchasing.
ALSO. JUST OPENED
A nice line OF IEFANTS' CLOAKS 1t low prices
New DRESS GOODS, III handsome plaids ana solG-
New shades In ALL-WOOL CASHMERES; new
lot OF the soc. ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH.
MERES; special bargains nj GQc. worth Ioc.
fan wcar-Clcap line--at G24, 50, 10, 70, Soc,
and$l ..
lLK.FiNiSIiED vELNETEENS at so and 7oc.;
BLACK SILK EELNETS very low;
BLACK SILKS from 75c. M;
Heavy WHITE BLANKETS at Sl.JQ ana up.
wards !: ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS al
81 and upwards: , ,
Try The celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-BCT-
TON MD GLOHE-eycry pair warrantcd-at
~ Oc Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15
.She Proposed Railroad Up the Games
River Valley.

hkSSE NaEtSy.
RARE PAMPHLET CONCERNING IMPROVEMENTS
IN TIRGINIA-THE RAILWAY Up THE JAMES
RIVER vALLEY-CLAUDlUs CRoZET's VIEWS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
STANTON, November "A, 1878.
In the pursuit Of information, 1 have
been examining a rare pamphlet, published
in 1S4S, entitled s'Outline Of the Improve
mcnts in the State OF Virginia. by Claudius
CroZet, late State engineer. in which there
are some items worthy OF reproduction in
view Of your very proper advocacy OF a
railway UP the valley OF the james. 1t is
hardly worth while 10 say that any opinion
from Claudius CroZet is worthy OF consid-
Grafton, for he never gave opinions that he
did not have good reasons for, and time has
demonstrated that he was tgiSe in his con-
cusionS.
Colonel CroZct SAYS:
"The year 1850 was marked by an even;
| OF the utmost Importance to the political and
commercial word-namely. the invention
| OF the locomotive engine, which immediate.
| ly raised railroads rs successful competitors
to canals. The State engineer (Crozet) aban
doned at once the idea OF water improve
| mcnt, and in letter to j. Garland (B. P.
! w., Nv, 22S,) presented comparison Of the
various modes Of improyement-his conclu.
sions being then in favor or railroad
though, in common with others, lie was fal
from anticipating the great speed and per.
fection which would be attained in so few
years."
In 1881, Judge +. wright, OF New York,
gave his opinion in favor CT canal (B. /.
W., xvi, 451), which he estimated up to
Lynchburg ut from $4,000 to $4,000 per
mile; to this the State Engineer disagreed,
adhering to his preference for railroad (B.
p. W., xvi, 395), his estimate being for a
railroad $4,000, and the minimum for ca
aal $4,000 per mile"
".The opinion OF the late State Engineer
(Crozct) was always in favor Of the railroad,
even from Richmond; and, in fact, it would
appear that in our age. when time is so pre-
cious, rapidity Of transmission is at least as
important as somewhat reduced charges ;
and it may with some propriety be asked
whether the magnetic telegraph, which an-
initiates distance and time, has not come to
add powerful argument in favor Of rail-
road communications; for OF what use
would an almost stinstantaneous transmission
Of Important commercial intelligence be il
the business Itself is to move at snaiPs
pace towards IFS Destinations
tt appears that the actual cost of the con-
straction OF the canal Iiom Richmond to
Lynehburg--145 uiles-Was $3Ia94 per
mile, or Ss,19i more than CroZecs mini
mum estffad4e.
II it.payssto ship iron ores $40 miles by
rail from Furnace.Ferrol, in Augusta eoun-
ty, to Dunbar Furnace, in Western Penn
sylvania, as they are now doing by hIn-
dreds OF carloads. it would seem that it
ought to be worth while to construct rail-
way up the valley OF the James, that ip
one third OF that distance will place Rich
mond in communication with some OF the
largest and best deposits OF iron ore In the
Union. }. Fl. Il
Motto for diiap.dated pavement" Up.
fs,a n ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15

TIE ELEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION o! the
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars of this
State will convene in this city at the hall Of
Trinity Lodge, No. 81. (Levy building), on
Tuesday, November Goth, as =. M. This
order is in prosperous condition, baTng
175 working lodges, with a membership Of
near 5000. SiXty-tiye new lodges have been
organized during the present year. DR..
William :. Christian. OF MiddleSeX county,
is G. w. G. r.. and George W. Hawxhurst,
OF Fairfax Courthouse, G.. W. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15

VIRGINIA G0oD TEAPLARs-ANSUAL SEs-
SION OF THE GRAND LopGE.-The Inde-
pendent Order Of Good Templars OF Vfr-
cin!a (colored) net in this city yesterday at
Fidelity Hall. Shiloh Baptist church-Ro-
bert McNauehtor, Grand Chief Templar,
presiding; W. Fl. l.. Combs Grand Worthy
Secretary. The Grand Lodge was opened
in dueform. Prayer by the Grand Chaplain.
The CIV. G. r. made report, which was re-
ceived. Reports Of the &. W. s. and ether
grand officers show this Grand Lodge to be
in prosperous condition. The order now
represents over one thousand members and
twenty-iour subordinate lodges scattered
over the State.
The Grand Lodge elected the following
Grand officers for the ensuing year: Robert
McNaughton. G. w. G. r.. Richmond;
Rev. J. w. Gaines, Grand Worthy Coun-
sellor, Richmond: Rev. r. E. Lipscombe,
Grand Worthy Yice-Tempar, -Danvil!e; !;
Lewis Dickerson, General Superintendent
Juvenile Templars; W. Fl. J.. Combs,
Grand Worthy Secretary; r. II. Combs.
Grand Worthy Treasurer; Rev. A. S. Per
pener. Grand Worthy Chaplain, AleXan-
dria: e. Il. Gray, Grand Marshal, Chester !;
y. ". Redd. Deputy Grand Marshal, DAN
vile; r. A. Combs, Assistant Grand Seq
relary; George E. Williams, Grand Guard,
Dumfries, Prince William county; G. A.
Y. Walke-, Grand Sentinel; Taylor W.
Fitzhugil, 2. 6. w. &. T.; Rev. John II.
Jones, Grand Worthy Messenger.
These Grand officers were installed by
the Grand Worthy Secretary.
The following places were nominated for
the next semi-annual session: Manchester,
Alexandria, Richmond, Petersburg, Nor
nj, .l
the votes cast (5S), was selected, and the
fourth Tuesday in May, 1879, appointed rs
the time.
Votes Of thanks were rendered the Vir-
ginia State press and the Richmond papers
for kindness to the body. Votes Of thanks
were also rendered the seven lodges in this
city for hospitalities.
The Richmond members entertained the
visiting delegates from abroad.
Applications 10 open new lodges at Cha
tham, Carksvilie. Petersburg, Lynchburg.
and seven other places were granted.
The G. ". c. II. appointed the following
; committees:
On F1auace- Wilson Booker, z. Wood
en-, E. Hampton, y. p. Fleet, and Owen
Steward
On Crcdentiais.-saly Mitchell, Susan
Jones. and j. W. Kcdd.
Oh RsturnS.-E. Fl. Gray, Nora Jackson,
Samuel Wilson, B. d. L. Hodnett, and w.
G. Jackson.
On SiGte Of the Order.-T. z. Lipscombe,
VI. y. Hasrjs, Il. Baker, }. y. Johnson, and
6. 4. V. Dickersop.
On ConSiitutions.-Hcnry WoodSon. Az.
erls Smith Uancastcr), Eta Ross, William
:. Seldcn, ard Pleasant Jones.
After the transaction CT other business
for the coed OF the order the Grand Lodge
decided that the Executive Board Should
have power 10 &C; on all questions for the
good OF the order.
The Grand Lodge decided to attend The
TEMPERANCE fair, how hcing held 1T Shiloh
church, iii body. Speeches were made 4
the close OF the session by Rers. Lip; C )mbe
Combs, Gaines, Dickerson, and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15

HYMENEAL.-Mr. EImore D. Hotchkiss,
OF the general freight department of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
and Miss Rebekah Alice, second daughter
OF on. welEknown and high'y-respected
tonnsnan Mr. Patrick Henry Starke, were
married at the handsome new residence OF
the brides father, on Franklin street
near First. yesterday afternoon. The cere-
lnony was performed by Rev. J. L. n. Cur
ry, DID, in the presence OF number Of
the immediate friends OF the family, and
under u beautiful symbolica fora! mar
rage-beli; after which the party were en-
the city by the Chesapeake and Ohio e&-
press train for western tour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15

DooLEY'S ELECTROMAGNETIC truly unri-
vailed baking-pow.er stands on lis merits alone !;
and because Of It's perfect purity and excellence,
and fvna The fact that every package Is strictly full
Scisht, the people have adopted |; in their house,
holds. and have the utmost confidence In Y. IL al
ways does the work eff ctu:lly Soes much further IN
USE and makes b; ter and more wholesome an nu-
tritious bi.cuils tread, rolls, Bi.ins. cakes and
pastry Than any other powder In The country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15

HAVE ANALYZED the whiskey known under
the brand Of Il SELECT" controlled by Messrs.
WALTER p. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find
it Tree from fs oil ard other impurities, ana re-
commend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. b. MCCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF
CHEMISTRY Med ical College OF Virginia.