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% teTvce cars. nnmbe-ed 300i, 2002, 2Or3 31Oi
200. 406, 2o1d, RIOS 51J9 2oi1, 101i ala, 1glS
ana, 70I5, 20le. 30l7, ais. 30ls. zoo.
ear oeriek numbered LIS.
car pile eriEer, numbered l69
cans (bnardfng1, numbered 900. 1904. 4O0l.
600, 40oe, 1910, 40fz, 41I4, 40i6.
The terms Of sale are - foil0BHs Said prop
esty Viii E0s be sold e sad sale for any san
Iess THAI I've hanored thousand doliars IN 20 q
coin a. the United Ststes- At The ttme o. sfrii
ing Oh The prop-rty and befors the BID q tbs
tlrrfssef or pBfeh1sers viii be nccepted re
sum Of least faentS Ave thoueznd doin % koia
coin Of The III "a Staaes- 70 D. scco1aL :
1,Grf Of proese1s OF eale, mass b. pa.o. Aha y.
IN deliv. ~ Of The deed - mueh y ne tot.i
IN bs-e sBoney must b pstd - n u oe ntcef-
- ID, - md 6iacharEc any ooltg flon. =
bilfti~s o. iadebte neea 81 Tie hscelfeF, ana 20
!, = ~, dlech rye eli ~ pal taxes on said p op-
srfz znd All fha euste. fsS. allowances coUpeI-
ssfis,a and czsntpiaetoos pfO7ldrd To- 10 eaid
Serrre ~ vel - ali nc fxpe- So d - sale
Assfaisnsehf - ~ nnssugf % no1ey reqairod
for al q uhjeh. n ais sccarnte - TrscIse :
be. viii prspars b lh< undsF,ignfd and
snn0uneed ard sab sit q for tnspeeth.a ~ aald
SALE The IeHlatnder 81 the pur1a.e uloIleT
nhoFe IN sam = iWsafy Eve tnon 40 collar,
exekpt - above slkts4. l1ay os pad n ne flnds
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and pat Sue coupons sccurcd by the nnr 9, 90,
made by the iiou- ton and Great Nor hrrn X ii.
rad Company to the complaiuanfs zh. We rasa
toned. dated February Is 1872. a. set fosfh in
"a dec &C. snrh bonds and coupons being re-
ccivcd for such sum rs the holder ther,of Will
be entitled to reeve under tho "a cree
Il. q DUVAL. Master, etc,
Hancock WEST n NoRrH, Solicitors
TnoNAs q. SrEARNAS, ., f,,,,..,
JOHN W. STIRLING, "
ma, sswliw
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CARD.

z D. BASSPORD, Cooper IDstitnte. New
York has Just issued his great Spring Catalogue
for 1873. This book, OF over 81 pages 81 Close
ly printed matter. II the nrrt Of lie kind that
has ever been gotten up 1t is intended espe
cially fur h. us-keepcrs or tho-e intending So0n
TO beeone hOasekees err. IL gives the cost In
New YORK Of every article that eniers into the
economy OF hoasekes ping. smal sad large. IN
China. crockery. Glass. Gallery, Silver Ware.
Tin, Iron. copTes, Enaneied and wooden
vans. all indexed and Arr1Rgsa alphabetically
50 ihat any article can re qaickly fond I
also gises discounts and otber Fsluable infarna-
tan Tbs COX viii be mailed ep APP ,icaton
10 any raeecris Of ibis p.peE- Address Ed
WARD D. BAsSROKD. Cooper Institute, \ 7
H1aSskvin.
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NOTICE.

The following describe an mails have Re N
this day esttayed by me as County Commits
sioner:
One bay mare, 10 OF - years old. heavy name
an Tail, some So DID," marks. brande with FIVE
pointt star on r ght hi h.. AN or other
brands nj visibl i. l4Ia hands high.
One bl re face, brown, y ar Id FLY with no
brand.
One brown mare. blaze face, o b and, or
years cd. 141S hands h'gn.
One brown blsZr iare mare, 9 or 10 years old,
branded Cg on left shoulder, Is hands high,
with a bald face, year old colt following, no
brand.
One hr1rn rare 6 ye'rs old, no brand, 14h
lands high with 2-y ear cid, mare colt follow
iEg, no brand.
One bald fare, sorrel stallion, lit lie white on
right nd foot, 4 or vars cid, branded !
on left sh' ulder, IA han high. g
One hoy mare. 8 or years old, blaze face,
both mind feat white, branded JIG on .e't shout
der aud hip, IA or l4h hands high, with colt fol
lowing
One black mare. left hind foot white, star in
forehead, 9 or 10 years old. liH hands high,
branded ND. avn colt fol owing
One gray gelding, or 5 years cd, branded
DIB on left shoulder aud \ on left jaw, ID
h Inds high.
One bay ge'dirg, 8 ORG years old 14h hands
high, star IN orch .ad, some saddle marks, lit
tie white on left hind foot, branded TX on left
shoulder. j. W BERRY.
June l6. 1s79.-jn1s Wat e 4. c. It. :
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THAN A GOLD NINE.

: Two sections % co aeres each. % rieh insd in
Kerr ooanty. Texas, ~ g an acrs: good tinbf
AM waier. Land for sails IN various pafts -
- > eril 90 writ for ar Hgs< Gntde. ean,nie-
lHg mach valuable infofmsEion for those hsnt-
iBF honlsas IL Texas Afksne1s o. coll1ado
j. q. WILSON.
np71duly Denison. Gfa5son Co Tens
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IN PURSUANCE OF a DECREE

the Circnit Court Of the United states q and
for The F.fth Circuit in the Western District OF
the state OF Texas. hearing cate the fftcsLth
day OF April, 4. ID. 1879 snd made Ia a certain
Cause IN equity, numbered lSS, wherein John A.
Stewart snd William IL. Osb rn trn.to. = &C.
are compliments, and the International Rsil, oad
company and others are defendants. the under
slgred, as Master, appointed in said cause for
Ihat parpoSc. Will. At cisven o. ock m the
forenoon, on the thirty FIRST dav Of July 1874
sell At pubic auction 10 the highest biduer al
the court house az Travis cognts Ia the cItv uf
Austin. In the State OF Texas ppsn l. e terms
hereinafter mentioned, IN one parcel aud as o {
prop rty.
AL and singular the said International Raj
road Company's rsilwaT; its Jcn..rs branch
whenever built. and its main trunk; it's ri.h, Of
way ana track togethee With all supcrstruc
lures, depcts. depot grounds. stations, station
houses, engine houses car house fnlsht
ouse-, W, od hoases, sheds, watering places,
Workshop machine shops bridges tools ma.
ohinery, side tracks tuVnodts turntables Weigh
ing sea Is, fixtures, locomotives tenders rolling
stock, fuel qaiI m snts, a ell corp1rate RICH y
privileges, and franchises OF the sRid Intcrna
tional Railroad Company, together with al and
| singular, the reVeision aud Toversions, remain.
der and remaindsrs, tolls, repts incomes, is.
sues, and PROFITS thereof, Including thu franchi q
of the company to bs corporation, which he
| 50 d International Railroad Company posss ssesi
on the first day of April. IL or which IL {, IT
, wards acquired, and which ar; neoe szry, mate
| rial, and useful IN nrection with the owner
sh D. use, or opera ion Of the afoIes lid railroad
| including:
| - engines numbered II - inclusive
| passenger care numbered l. ,, s q, :, 10.
| combination cars. numbered IL, Is.
| 62 freight box cars, numbered z0s, 90, 2o6
| ans 2ii 2lS. 221 224 226, 230 3S2 234 $40 2SS
"a. 2i4 $50 s59, 1, $50, eco s6l. asi. sd, as
| 210, pa 276, rs, 80, 2S2 2S4 2g2 2g4 29S 80
) >, SO4 305. 3fS, $40 Sl2, 3l4, BIS 3ai Ma. Ssi
3S4, go, s9S $40, sia, sii, $40, SiS, $50 s59 SIT
| $40, 500, 3Gi. 365
| f57 nIaiform fr sight esrs pnmhe,adt Ak q
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tbs go 63 6Si G3G 640, ga G4i, "a t50. G5l 65I
G5d 65S, 66O, G62 G'4, 666 66S. G10, GTs, ga G16
h7S, GSi, 6S4, 6S5, 6sS 69O, $50, 69i G96 G9s 10
702, 70i, 706, 7OS, 40, 7l2 IA, 1l6 us 721 re
IA 72d, rs 7sO, 7s IA 1856, 7s 40, 7i2 IA 7i6
As, $50, 752, ISL, 75f 75S, 100, 769 76I 76G, 76s
10, ~, IA, 1I6 re, 49,, 49,. "a, 7S6 a d as
81 freight platform CARE, numbered IS, 9l. l0i
49, 733 73h, 737 739 AL 743 745 747. 7i9 75l, ia
80 57, 759 7Gl, 763 7p5 767, 100, I'll 73 7i5, IN
T7Y Isl, 49, 7S5, 1S7, 1Sg, T9l, 793, 7"5, ~, IVY
sol, Sa3 Sll5, SO7 sO9, Sill. Sl3 SIS. 8 Z 8, S2I
s23, s25, S27 500 So S33, $50, S37, S}g, 81, Sa3
ST. Sal. $40 S5l, e5j S55 81, $50, sol, SGS. So
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Read and Examine for Yourself

NJ b. SWEENEY, Land Agent. who has on
hand for sale fgOm 10000 10 30J, O01 acres of
lard in different counties in the Stale Of Tex $,
the finest impruvcd farms, small and large; wild
erty III the city of Austin. improved and amin
proved. Buyers will find Il 10 their interest to
ca on or address NJ. b SWEENEY, 7l5 Cen,
gress Avenae, Austin, Texas. s.H
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And also one undivided half interest in the
following described property:
engines, numbered 81 to 20 inclusive.
10 passenger cars, cd from Iii to . in
elusive.
3 baggage, NAL and express cars, number,
Cd & 5 md G.
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Eay's Kentucky Rendition Powders,

cor the cure of all diseases to which Horses,
.G'... and Poultry are tgtject. These Kondition
Powders are prepared rom the recipe of an old
Kentucky 4, r,-r ii are, aud have been for
many years, l.. - in the Blue Grass regions OF
Kentucky, 30 ju-,y celebrated for its fine stock,
also Ia many other portions Of that State.
They are especially valuable 70 owners ofracing
stock in the spring OF the year, being unequalled
for bringing their animals into condition for the
turf Farmers who use these powders will find
their stock in good condition at great saving Of
feed. II stimulates all their organs to healthy
action, thus creating life and rendering theIn
capable Of enduring greater labor.
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DALLAS COUNTY, June 16, 1879.
Hon. John II. Cochran, Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives:
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Hoo and CHICKEN cnoLgRA

They stand without n rival.
Those engaged IN fattenlng hogs and cattle
will quickly observe the saving Of time aud
feed, resulting from tho use of these powders.
They may be given with great advantage 10
Of the hair, stoppage OF water and bowels,
recent founders. all coughs and colds. infiam-
nation of the lungs and bowels, horse dis
temper, hide-bound bottH, scurvy, loss OF ends
horn distemper, black tongue, etc. In fact,
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gEIR1 Is 10 Gaze OF pislAaz AMONG EuisIa
AND okgTtl. wEl7x THEN VALUABLE
pcwrzzs ARl NOT oAiiIp ToR,

AM VA94A1s WHHk8 10B8H EAAUABbB
Iuwrzzs kz1 NOT CALLED Te1.
And by their timely administration will save
the lives Of many valuable animals.
We take pride IN announcing that We have
secured Che proprietorship Of these celebrated
powders, for none other stand the test Of sin.
gle tidal better than X. K. X. They have an ex.
tensiVe sale, and their great reputation u due
more 70 their real merit than 70 any pulling
In The newspapers, a. they have not been indis.
criminaiely advertised, but have grown into
favor by actual use. Throw away the worthless
stuff you have been using, and buy
K. K. K.
And have healthy, sleek and vigorous stock.
For ssle by all medicine dealers. Sent post
paid on receipt Of
Twenty-Five Cents.
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COWS

WIN thrive better on less feed, and CHECKER
cholera become unknown where the farmer
good wife feeds them two OF three spoonfnls o
hese powders, in meal, once or twice week
Az preventative Of
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~ JULIUS MEYER,
602 BROAD STREET,

has just opened
1900 pairs KID GLOVES, from auction, at the
following very low prices;
LsS%s TW3RETT3S nhAEk a521ei =, soc
Ladies ',tSE-BUTTON TUFOUSSE CULORED ut
25c.-orsInal price. 81:
Misses TWu.BNTEuN BLACK, sizes4M to 6H, at
Sac. worth 75c.;
Lacs,, TLiEEE:RrrroS BLACK OPERA and
C0LORED Soc:
L'0lcs' BLACK REAL KID GAUNrLETs at soc.
worth 81:
Iad1cs' oOl.0RED KID GAUNTLETs Mt 6oc.;
a. ,lhadcS Ia Misses COLURkD KID GLOVES:
The celebrated CAMILLE SEAMLESS KID
GLOVE;
$50 pieces BEAD and dCTENILLE.SII;K FRINGE
Il um auction at half yaiue:
{ iiet 'cs ALI NGE At 40c. worth 60c. :;
Very heap line of BEAD GIMPS;
ELAt PEklS.STRlFED SILKS and SATlNS n,
s. worth $3.50;
M.tl SillkS ut specially low prices:
MA.-M noL CAMEi.'s-HAiR GOODS at csc.
DoURl. E.WIDTH ALI.-wooL DoLMAN,CLoTH
DOUBLE E-WIDTH GAMEL'S-HAIR SACNING In
OH lie stylish shades at ST go:
Handsome. novelties for eli HRlSTMAS HASDkER-
ClllEi - Sn fancy boxes;
ALk. LINEN. ssd LACE HANDKERCHlEFs;
stAHFS, n,,T style FiCHUES;
CUFFS and COLLARS, SATCHELS. PURSES,
iui lIne Of Yensiemeu,s LINED and UNLINED
rl.AtN and ftE-ToP KID and DUG-ahlN
GLOVES:
So cls laIcs and ct !dren's fURs. to be closed ont
regardless Of coT:
&y aud handsome line Of Ct4OAKS at very low
. prices.
Despite the recent adya nee In cost or linen and cot
'"l. the price of The ceicDratcd PEAhL SHihi
>!s not ;idIanced, and is still sold III 81 AT
JULIUS MEYERS.
dell .EQ3 Broad street.
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The REMAINS OF JoHN RANDOLPH or
R0ANOKE.-We mentioned yesterday that
MIR. John Randolph Bryan and his son, Sir.
Joseph Bryan, had gone to the old home
stead OF John Randolph OF Roanoke, where
he was buried, to remove the ashes OK TINS
distinguished son OF Virginia 10 Hollywood
Cemetery. They reached the grave about
s o'clock Yesterday morning, where large
eumber OF the good people OF the neigh
borhood had assembled, and proceeded ut
once to uncover 1t. Digging straight down
about eight feet between the two plain
stones at tue head aud foot OF the grave, they
| came to the rough box which enclosed the
coffin. This box and the outer woodwork
OF the coffin were much dccaycd, but the
| lead lining was In perfect state OF prcsctTa-
! ton. His body was found buried with his
| his head TO the west, as the deceased
had directed during bis lifetime. The
silver plate on the coffin bore the in
| scriDtion, "The Honorable John Randolph
OF Roanoke, Virginia. Born June ID,
l773. Died MAY 24th, 1888" The yenera.
ble Hugh Blair Grigsby rode eighteen
miles through the inclemeDt weather To be
| present on this Interesting decision, ar
| riying Just al the coffin was being iifed
| from the grave. IL is mentioned as an IN
teresting coincidence that among the pas-
! sengers on the train were two gentlemen
who attended the funeral OF Ar Randolph,
little over forty-sIx years ago. The re-
mains reached the city by the 4:43 z. 81.
train of the Richmond and Danyil!e rail-
road yesterday, and at II N. to-day will be
removed from the depot to Hollywood. All
who respect his memory are invited to at
tend.
The Messrs. Bryan and Mr.. J. L. Suther-
land, undertaken, were greatly indebted to
Mr.. overly, at Roanoke station, for bis gene
| rous hospitality, and for the courteous
assistance he gave them.
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| in large quantities. There are raisins, cur
rants, butter, cheese, and appIes-afi most
essential to housekeepers.

rants, butter, cheese, and app!es-aii most
essential to housekeepers.
D. AyTELoTTI, 1911 Franklin street
And q lot he has that will do the heart good,
raise detected spirits, and which Is so con-
dueive to making Christmas gay and happy.
In looking at Antelotti's fine stock Of choice
liquors we could not but think OF the con-
demned man who warned the crowd az they
went to the banging that there would be no
fun till he got there! Nor will there be a
great deal until these fine articles Anteiotti
offers for Christmas revels arrive. His
stock, says this good old gentleman, who
has been esteemed here for years as an ex-
ample for honesty and integrity, has been
I" "selected By himself with great care, hav-
ing reference entirely to quality There
can be found celebrated brands of whiskey,
five and seven years old: old Marteli bran
dy, and wines and ales OF all kinds, besides
groceries, including choice cid Virginia
hams, teas, coffee, and the like. Antelotti
is man amongst men to be trusted. just
try him.
GEORGE sCHGN, corner Main snd
Eleventh streets. Kind friends, you who
have followed us through the narration OF
these interesting subjects, do not think that
we are about to end these meanderings in
smoke. No, indeed, not we; for we can
say, and you must agree with US, that
George Schen has smoke truhout end. His
is the t" smokers headquarters" where {
full stock Of fine domestic cigars, smoking
and chewing tobacco, cigarettes, and any
number Of useful articles for gentlemen.
such as seal, Russia-leather, morocco
and alligator cigar and cigarette.
cases, match-safes, and so on, may be
found. BY the way, Schen's place
has been much enlarged and handsomely
fitted up since we last visited him on such
an occasion, and his store is an ornament tc
that part Of Main street. Probably hi:
greatest attraction is his fountains OF min
cral-waters. They are very handsome, and
he has quite an extensive laboratory in con
nection with them. He is agent for most Of
the popular waters. and has them alway:
fresh and sparkling on draught. 1t is {
place for ladies and gentlemen alike. Sc
90 and refresh yourself at SchGn's.
We have had much TO say in connection
with Christmas and holiday goods, bu
more remains unsaid. So bear with US ;
little, and we will give you more hiEt:
about where to shop that will be OF mate
rial aid.
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Adjourned

Loose ToBAcco.-An immense quantity
az Ioose tobacco OF this years growth was
sold In this city yesterday. The prices
ranged from zoe. to 81 per 100 POUNDS, ,, II
was grown in Louisa, Hanover, Caroilne,
and Powhatan counties. Ihe warehouses
in which the sales took place presented L 4
busy scene. The bidding was Occasionally
spirited, and some tine prices lof tne qualis.
were obtained. There were li2,I4o pounas
sold al CrenshaW's warehouse, iS,-oi
pounds at Centre. and 100000 pounds zap
proximated) at Shoekoe. All OF tns 20.
baeeo was brought here In WAGONS soms VI
IL being hauled sixty miles. Inc Cnsstsl.
field, Amelia, Nottoway, ana Hfnfieo crops
will begin to come ln next week.
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u,r r q Ricbmond has sold out his er

Hon. j. 3. Richmond has sold out his en-.
fire property In Estillville, consisting OF
dwelling. starehouse, office, and laereantlle s
b,,sisess. to bis brothcr-in.laW, DR.. William
n Edm .onds. He gets possession ant own
ersh;n NJ once OF the old Richmond hone
stead In Turkey Cove, Lee county, though
4 . r,,nor reac,s.es us that he thinks Of re-
moving 10 Bristol, where he will find many
WARM friends 10 Eelsema b!m.- Brsstes
.NssRS.
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orn STOCK OF DRESS GOODS Is COMPLETE.

", cant BE- beat IN AIL-WOOL BLACK and
COLOEfD CASIIMERES:
,splcndid iuc Of PLAIN, STRIPED. and BRO
CADTD SILKS, SATISS, and VELVETS;
I,hc new shades UG LIGHT CLOAKlNGS;
tao. llc PLAIN aud FlGUREn BLACK CLOAK
lHGS;
E,cry color Of BASKET and STRIPED FLAN-
SEL;
fhp best assortment Of CASSIMFRES and WA
TEE-PEUuFS;
TABLK.LIEENS, NAPKINS, QUILTS, and
TOWELS:
LANKETS imported from California by our Mr..
cts. TIiALHlMER
$50 CLOAKS, manufactured to our ordsr and
warrantcdin quality, III, and price;
The EEsT CSLAUNDRlED SHIRTS In this city ::
hpraud variety OF RIBBONS, TIES. HANDKER-
CHIEFS. F!CHUS, COLLARS, GLOVES, .HO-
SIEnY. CoRsETS, BUTTONS, BLACK SILK
and BEADED FRISGES, &C, &C;
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and C1IlLDREN'S
USDEHWEAR-very cheap;
SKlRTs. .SHhwLS, SACQuES. HOODS, SCARFS;
TAHLE- gud FiAN0-CUYERS,
very lowest rates.
We sell the DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS.
THALH!NER BROTHERS,
corner Of Sixth and Broad streets.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE RIVER RAILROAD.
What the Bonrd OF Aldermen Did with
Mfr. Todd's Scheme.

AMENDMENTS PROPOSED AND
ADoPTED-How THE CITY Is TO BE PRO-
TECTED AND HEB RIGHTS GUARDED-MR.
CRUMP AND THE READJUs TER s.
THREATS TO TURN OUT THE PRESENT
CoUNCIL-THE RAILROAD PROPOSITION
DEFEATED BY A TIE VOTE.
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GRAND CHAPTgK.-Tbe Ggnd Cnapter,
Royai Arch Masons of Virginia, last night
elected the following officers: samuei n.
Bow wman, grand high priest; peyton ..
Cole, grand king; George e%RT A'kinson'
grand scribe; o. ii. Marshall, grand 'seas- Irs
urer; j. T. Keesee, deputy treasurer; W.
3. Isaacs, grand secretary W: d; isascs'
Jr., deputy secretary; h. W. murray
grand captain OF host; W. u. IL; Lynn
grand principal! soiouTner; =. II. NIP
grand royal arch captain; Z. 7. Craighiii,
grand master Of third veil; ". Il. AorrI.
son, master OF second veil : p. r. Bradley,
master OF Hrss veil; George W. Dame,
grand chaplain; Thomas Angel. grand
steward; ]. M. Taylor iaDitor.
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NO MORE RHEUMATISM There can be now nc
excuse for suffering the p1nes Of rheumatism. The
crutch business is bccomng fast played out amongst
old sagers," and acute and infiammatory cases OF
tie worst sort are easily and quickly cured since the
intI oductlon or DIR, HErSDoN's GYPsY's GIFT
which any druggist ran supply.
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FLANKED AGAIN.
Reaajusters' Caucus Reported by O
Deaf ard Dumb MAN.

WORK YESTERDAY-G GENERAL
PAYNE.S SpEsCH-a NEW DODGE ON OUR
BRETHREN AT THE CAPITOL By WHICH
WE SEE INTO THE CAUCUS. AND LEARN
THAT GENERAL MALONE WAS UNANI-
MoUsLT NOMINATED FOR sEsATeR-THE
CAUCUS ADJoURNs TO MEET ON TUES
DAY NIGHT NEXT:
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BLACK SILKS were never rs cheap before Us they
are now. To get the full advantage Of the present
low prices call at LEVY BROTHERS and make
your purchases LEVY BROTHERS are also offer
Ing great bargains in Coored Silks Pekin Stripes,
Black and Colored Satins, Brocaded and Striped
Silks and satius, Striped Watered Silk, and Fancy
Goods for Trimmings; also, large assortment Of
Nottingham Lace Curtains, Ded-SpreadS, Pillow
Shams, and Tides.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

is new oiand OF wIIISKEY that Messrl. w. ID.
BLAIR & Co. have just put on the market. 1t Is
perfectly pure article, and more resembles the old
fashioned Rye than any we seen since the war.
The price is very III odcrate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear or
partly clear during the day, and much
cooler. At night 1t was clear and cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 A. NJ, ~ !;
8 A. NJ, AZ; noon, As; Q 2. b., 4S; s 2.
n. 81; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, 40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13
HAVE YOUR CAKES BAKED AT PIZZIN1's.

Those who buy their fruit from him will have
their cakes BAKED FREE OF CHARGE IF THEY
ARE SENT IN BEFORE TIE 10TH OF DECEMBER.
He sells his fruit as cheap as can he bought any
where in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, higher pressure, winds mostly
frem north to west, colder and generally
cAear weather.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States. generally higher pressure. north
easterIy winds. colder and generally clear
weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

h !sT THE BEST AIMS A NJ
ss,S nnhEAPRsT AND PRETTlEST CfiEl ST"
N"' PRESENTS can he had at 525 Broad stree l.
y RUTZLBR BROTHERS..
ID sm! Hanokerchiefs, silk Handkerchiefs, Ri
Ew, flehss, Lace and Siik Ties. &c.
4. - s.ock Of fGOLD-PLATED JEWELRY, which
||,,sSsqTlEsr, aud CBEAFEST in I tie city Loot
,en. o. NscS-. Opera. and yeSt-Chatns. LocSsts.
s:sSS fias, EARRINGS, RinsF, Cuff and Ohenfise-
.is srress stock Of MILLINERY In the city at
70 aopestion teaed. Aa exan,b6ation solicited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

The most paIatabe way TO take Cod.l.irer Oil Is
in Emulsion. Use PURCELL. LADD & Co.'s COM
b!ned with Hypophosphites of Lime and Sodai
Price, so cents for small bottles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13
The intruder looked 4. the sergeant and

q bSu -. W utSoWH ears a.. So.
the Sergeant understood The mans mo-
sons 70 Indicate that he was deaf aud dumb.
80 ne led the way to the door. and The gal
lery was once more clear.
The reporter pro hac rice (Mr. schon-
berg) came down in the rotunda, gave the
Dispatch people memorandum OF all that
be had seen and heard, and then went along
home.
II that gallery door hadn't been left un.
locked he would never gotten in.