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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
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~ LOCAL I'M ALTERS.

! ! FAMILY 1IlaRETtt,ssaa- aa--iREErA1II -iREEA I9' PR1cEs.-
The following We're the prevailing price,
for family marketing on Saturday:
Meats HBeef,.S tbit12c. per pound; nut
ton, 8 TO 12c. per pound; lhnib,, Sto 12c
fper pound; chops, 8 to 12ac. per pound:
veal, s TO 12c. per pound; pork, l0c.. pei
tpound; sausage, 10c. per pound; smoked
sausage, 19c. per pound; bacon, 10c. pei
pound; middling and shoulder, &c. per
pound; Clipped beef, &c. per pound
beef-tongue. 14e. per pound; liver, Sc. per
pound; chitlins. 10c.: per pound; brains,
10c. per pound; trlpe, Sc. per pound.
Fowls. Batter, &c. Live chickens, 10 TO
zoe. apiece, or $3.50 10 $3.50 per dozen !;
dressed chickens, 10 to- 12c. per pound !;
dressed turkeys, 10 to 124c: per pound !;
live turkeys, SOC. to 81 apiece; dressed
ducks, 10 to 15c. per pound; live ducks,
20 to 25c. apiece; dressed geese, 10 10 12c.
per pound; live geese, so 10 Toe. apiece !;
squads, 20c. per pair; squirrels, S TO l0c.
apiece; old hares, 12a to zoe. apiece; but
ter, 20 TO 25c. per pound-choice, 25c. :;
lard, 10c. per pound; eggs, Zoe. per dozen !;
sWeet-milk, Sc. per quart, or zoe. per gal
Ion; buttcrmllk. &c. per quart, or 15c. per
gallon. The display Of fowls was very fine,
and the supply abundant;! demand small.
: Vegetables: Cabbage, to SC. per
head; sweet potatoes. 15c. per peck Irish
potatoes, 20 to 25c. per peck; carrots, &c.
per bunch; satisfy, 4c. per bunch; German
,kale, 25e. per! dozen bunches; parsnips, 10c.
per dozen punches; turnips, two punches
for DC. onions. &c. per quart-25c. per half.
peck; beets, 10c. per dozen; dried beans,
SC. per quart; white beans, &C.. per quart !;
dried butter-beans, Sc. per quart. =
Fisb and Game: Perch, 20 to csc. per
bunch ; rockisb, 15c. per pound; nalibut,
Zoe. per pound: oysters, '75c.- to S1.50 per
gallon; cartridges, 12tc. apiece, or S1.50
per dozen; ducks .(mallard). 75c. pair !;
fresh Goldfish, &c. per pounds paddock, 6c.
per pound; poltacl. &c. per pound. Z r.
Fruits: Green apples, 25c; per peck; dried
apples, SC. per quart; dried peaches, 10c.
per pound; dried pears, 1Gc. per quart !;
lemons, zoe. per dozen; el berries, 10 to
125c. per quart. ~ ..., =. '..
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Fighters in Trouble. e.-Saturday morning
Plunks Chalkley, Sidney Reid, and Edward
Salley (colored), OF Richmond, were before
the Mayors Court, charged with being the
instgators OF the "big" row which took
place on upper Hull street last Monday
morning. About fifty young colored men
participated in the fuss. 1t seems that
party from Richmond came over here TO
g clean OUT party OF Manchester men
for some cause unknown. Chalkley and
Reid being the leaders in the disturbance
were each fined S5, sent to Jail for twenty
days, required to pay the costs between
them, and to be OF good behavior for six
months. Salley was discharged.
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AN INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT CASE
BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATEs.-As counsel for the plaintiff in
error, Mr.. William L. Royal has obtained
writ Of error from the Supreme Court oi
the United States to the Supreme Court OF
Appeals OF Virginia In the case in which
the Virginia Court OF Appeals decided that
marriage between negro man and awhile
woinan was void, and that the parties are
liable to prosecution and punishment for
such marriage. Nr. Royal contends that
the Virginia law is contrary to the ConSti-
tuition OF the United States, and is there.
fore void. 1t is more than probable that
the Supreme Court will order the case to
be heard at an early day, and thus this reXed
question will be finally put at rest.
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II people are not to be allowed to Jump
from the East-Riyer bridge We should like
to know what it Is built for, No one but a
New y orker would have originated the idea
Of stationins guards on 1t, armed with shot
guns, to shoot any person atternp pting to
suicide by lcaring from it.-Beston Post +
AS, through fashion's' decree, ladies'
dresses grew small, gentIemen's pants were
enlarged, and now that hoops are again
affacted, trousers.iegso begin to- get. tight.
That's the general rule7-the, leeser the Wo-
men the tighter the men. .-RocEtdnd Cost-
|rier. '''h,' - ''@I'.'5' =
A correspondent wishes to know the best
way to winter geranipmS,. The best ana
cheapest way is to sling 'em over the back l,f'
fence and buy new lot In the spring
Boston Post. r Ut E'ft.i
|, This saying is as true and timely as When fl
Baron stockmar wrote 1t to the mahgneo
Prince Albert !" he that will not -oe pa
tient Of SANDER must provide himself ehaIl
outside the world's> circle. ni " ~ Z, = !,
The poorer ,io the tea, The better the ehro
mo.-Puek.
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POLICE Court, sArUEDAY-P2ice, e,Justaee
Joseph j. White presiding..Tae following
were fined: C. B. Lipseomb's driver, 200,
for careless driving; Lizzie Black, SIS, for
using city water from the premises OF j. r.
Austin; Johanna Johnson, $3.50, for allow
ing herlcow.to run at large.
si George c.. Goyernator was up, charged
with "nnlawfnlly and ,feIoniously assault
ing and striking 'ChsrIes Duke with inten!
to MAIN, disfigure, disable, and kill" The
affair occurred Friday night at the bar oi
Mr. GoVernator, corner of Eighteenth and
Franklin. streets. Several parties saw the
difficulty between the two men, but none
testified to the use OF a slung-shot. Duke
had a cut across the side, of the head, anc
being unable to nppesr, accused was bailet
In $1,000, his father, George Goyernator
surety. -, .,r...,s 81. ..,,s j; s.st
Samuel Weithlick, charged with beating
his wife, was tined $40. ltwas not his frs
offence In fact, SO often has the offence
been repeated that the Justice was on thi
occasion led to remark that rope Worlt
rot be too good for the accused. s@
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Needed mprorementS.-In the last month
y report OF the Mayor to the City Council
his Honor recommended the repairing OF
the plank-way across the ditch on Perry be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
He also recommended that ratings be placed
upon the stone sidlngs across the arch near
the Free bridge. These improvements will
be but trifling cost TO the city, and are
greatly needed at present. As the Council
failed to meet Friday night for want OF a
quorum, the Mayors report will not be
acted upon until the first Friday night in
December, which will be the next regular
meeting night OF the Council.
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FIREMAN DIcKENsoN's BENEFIT.-1

FIREMAN DICKENsoN'S BENEFIT.-To-
morrow night the Mozart Pinafore Com
pany will give their last performance of
Plnafore for this season, and the Associa-
ton will devote the proceeds to Mr.. A. w.
Dickcn>on, a member Of Hose Company,
No. 6. who was disabled by falling wall at
the burning of Messrs. T. c. Williams d
Co.'s tobacco-factory in November of last
year. The opera is still popular here, and
the excellent performances which our Ia
Tented amateurs have given heretofore, cou-
Piled with the worthy object for which the
entertainment is now gotten up, will no
doubt insure for Mr.. Dickinson quite a
handsome sum. Reserved seats may be had
at G., E. JohnSton's. .rF ~ - .'t
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TO TIE E-WILBoR'S COMPOUND
OF COD.LIyER OIL AND LINE, without possessing
The very nauScatng favor OF the article as hereto
fore used, is endowed hy the Phosphate of Lime
wish healing property which renders the on
doubly efiicaciOus. Remarkable testimonials of lis
efficacy can he shown to those who desire TO sec
them. Sold by A. Il. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston
and all druggists.
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Chicken -Ihieues.-Friday night the hem
house OF Policeman Smith, on Ninth near
Stockton street, was entered by thieves,
who succeeded in carrying of ten very fine
fowls. Chicken-thieves have proved to be
frequent visitors TO the hen.houses OF
many of our citizens lately. AS yet none
have been caught.
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TO NEW,YORHlBY SEA.

A SAIL FROM RICHMOND TO NEW YORK ON
THE NEW STEAMSHIP. MANHATTAN-AT
NORFOLK AND THE NAvY-YARD-CoM-
MODoRE McCREADY's. WOOD-sToRMs-
sEA-sICKNEsS-PERsO ERsONAL-INCIDEN1SoF OF
TBETRIP- BOUND, &C.
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"THE GIRL IS MOTHER TO THE Ma.
Mamma : "W hats the matter, darling !!
You don't seem pleased to see me'" Ere,
cieus Darling: ono, am not, mamma. !!
find YOU have gone and engaged yourseii
to be married again without my approval,
when had already promised you'to one OF
Gerty,s uncles - .-".~.. ..- ..s...
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THANKsGIyIS yISG.DISNER.-The, ladies' OF
the second Baptist church will have din
ner and supper In. their iecture.room on n
ging-day-Tbufsday The 27th. All
the delicacies Of the season will be spread
before the patrons OF the enterprise,
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,yrrIcAS WORM SPECIFIC.
YERMiFUGE
.YHPT0MS OF WORMS.

r., ,supterSnce is pale and leaden.colored, With
.,orsl ap,hes or circumscribed spot on one or
Nth cheeks: the eyes become dali; the pupils
.. ,r a,grc ,,Ialcircle runs along the lower eye
49, ,ha nose is !rritated. swells, aEa sometimes
|..t.; = swelling OF TIC upper lip; occasional
..dsrbe. wi:b humn!ng or throbbng Of the ears;
rrpspal secretion OF saliva: Shiny or furred
..-p. breath very foul, particularly in the morn
,np4,,,r variable, sometimes yoracious, with
having sensation Of the stomach. At others en-
-r gnoc: feetipr pains in the stomuch; occa-
s,,, nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
-.h. s,do1nen: bowels Irregular at times costive
r,o, shiny, no. unfrcquently sinGed with blood
s.,y sxo,leD au! hard; urine turbid; respiration
.,.,,,,,nspv diflcult, and accompanied by hic-
,.~.,,. cough sometimes dry and convulsive; un-
.,y and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
..h. ,.eer variable, but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever he above symptoms are found 10 exist
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
II pors %oT CONTAIN MERCURY
,av form. tis an Innocent preparation, not ca
/ lstl. q doing ne slightest injury TO the most
,7f,T infant.
The genuine DR.. MCLASE's VERMIFCGE bears
: signatures Of c. McLASE and FLEMING BROS.
l : .4e WRAPPER,
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Roll of Honor. The following is the roll
OF honor for the Colored High School for
the week ending November 2lst: 81. V.
Edwards, Angie Enps, NJ. j. Harris, Mar
garct Harris, Mary J. Morton, Hannah
Wikerson, Thomas Brown, Writ Cosby.
Thomas johnson, David Moon, james
pntorSnn
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You CAN Guy AT
LEVY BROTHERS.
BLANKETS AND GLoAKs,
FLANSELS-al qualities,
PEIiIN AND BRocADED SILKS,
CoLoRED and BLACK SATINs,
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
BLkC,K CtSLsEEEES,
and thousands OF other articles, all at the lowest
cash prices,
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,rre;.tc. Bowels costive; Pain ii the
81 ~ hm,, sensation in che back part; Pain
ssness nsSx asef r. sa,'nS a,nS
y Of Temper Low ;s ss'r1ss s,rias., wiss 'fsns S,an
ruene the Heart. Dots Before the the Esss E;sn,
It"H, ,...,,cssness, with ftful dreams; Highly
t!t' .7.,t,e s---Ia ~ I'll - III =
t@r,[ t',,,sr WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
u R,ous MsEasEswILE SOON .s& :
Re DEVELOPED. ,=s .'ii Il
.,rrr,s FILLS are especially adapted to such
,..s< One dose effects s"ea a change OF 'ee"ns as
:. ..:ou'sh he saaereT'
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WORLD OF FASHION for December, the
Christmas No, and Harper's .Bdzar, two
excellent fashion papers, also. Frank Les
lies Illustrated Weekly have been received
from Mr.. c. f. Johnston, newsdealer, 91s
Main street aSe
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THE MOST TROUBLESOME COUGHS AND CoLD2.
TO which we are liable ut this season OF the year
be allevialed by the of E>cRCELL, LADD 6 Co.'S
Emulsion of Cod-Liper Oh With Hypophosphites oE
Lime and Soda. Price. 90 cents per bottle.
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INDICATIONS, FOB SuNDAY.--For the Mid
die States. falling barometer. increasing
southeriy winds, warmer, partly cloudy OF
cloudy weather, succeeded by local rains,
changing to snow 10 the northern portions.
followed during Sunday afternoon and
night by rising barometer and northwest
winds. &C., ..
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States, lower pressure, southerly winds, in.
creasine to westerly, and warmer, clear OF
partly cloudy weather.
Tns WEATHER on SATURDAY was clear and
cold, with ,norlherly winds.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: q A. NJ, 20;
A. NJ, 81: noon, At; z. L., as; 7.
81, SO; midnight. 81. T., '--, ,-a 5t
Mean temperature, So. esi<
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AMERICAN BENEFICIAL USIOS.-h meet
ing Is announced to be held at TEon's Hall
next Friday night to organize society
under the above Union. 1t is not secret
order, and embraces all religions and ma
tionaIities in one common brotherhood. II
is said that the meeting will be under the
auspices OF several gentlemen well known
for their zeal in works OF beneyolence, and
it is expected that the happiest results will
follow the new organization.
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SAVE. MONEY by having your printing done atthl
DISPATCH PRIsTIxG-iaeysE. Good work. low
prices. and Satisfaction guaranteed. --,r.
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T. FOR BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE & BAKER,
CARBoLIC M0rfTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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ROLL OF HoSoE ,KTftTHE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL, following is a list of the pu-
pills on The roll of, honor. at the Richmond
High, School ioE, the past week: Senior
CIass--h meiIa Brimmer, Emma Laube,
Blanche Leg Eva Lee. Juliet Marks. Lizzie
Mcdonald, ;Betiia. Mountcastle, George
Peasants, Hettie a TAYLOR. Susie Z.
Walker Emma Walters, Keith Woodson,o
and Blanche iFynne. Iatermednte Glass
Maggie Ferrelfand Minnie Saunders, Ju-
nior, a Glass Kate; Dunkel. Mary King,
Irene Lovenstein, Lizzie Eewcomb, and
Mary Winston. Junior Cl&ss-Ida Fos-
sett. Lillian Pace, Haywood hopkins. aud
Wilinm Marshall. Attendance tol the week
81 per cent. SS j. .,u... ..~s .....s .-
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Personal.

We are now drawing very near the eno
of very pleasant trip, made more enjoy
able by the kind attention shown to the
passengers by Captain Kelly and his officers.
Among the passengers from New York to
Richmond are Officer LamkiD, OF The klcn-
mond police force, and bis bride, who are
returning from their wedding tour as bright
and happy as people usually are on such IN
terestino occasions. H.
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Is new brand OF wHlsHEY that 5Iessr1. W. d.
BLAIR & Co. have just put on the market. It Is Il
perfectly pure article, and more resembles the old
fashioned Rye than any we nave seen since the war
The price Is very moderate.
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THE REASON O'T.-Guid Wife: "Can'ies
up p the price Eoo.s that?" Village
Grocer: "Oh, it's a. owing to the wars"
Guild Wife: Guidness z Are they at it by
can'licht ?,' -, "roste re45e. f Tss ...ati No.
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THE D1sAGREEABLE TASTE OF CoD-LIvER
OIL is greatly overcome by the use Of PURCELL,
LADD & Co.'s Emulsion OF Cod-Liver Oh with
Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda. Price, so cents
ut r bottle
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FoR ULcEJ.ATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERs CARsoLIc MoUTH-WAss
are unexcs He'd Fifty cents bottle.
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4 FRhGRASy BREATH.

If your TEETH are desayed or defective; II your
GUMS are spongy, bleeairsg, liberated. ssceding
from the teeth, ase
MEADE & BAKERS
ChnEoELC MoUTH-WAsa,
which removes the bad odor canset by these, and
rapidly heals sn.l ceanses the mo,.sh, impartug q
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH.
Sold Dy al druggists at SOC. a bottle.
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AS 4 FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there ts nothing so good rs MEADE q BA.
KEg'S CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsII. Fifty cents .
hot
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IScIPIE:ET TARTAR AND scURF removed by
MEADE % BAKERS SAroSISE DENTIsRIcE.
Fifty cents>a box.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeu
and diseased gums, nse MEADE BAKERS CAR
poLyc NoUrn-WAsH. Biftr cents bottle.
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J NJ. ELLYsos & Co, advertising agents, lnse<f I'D
yertiseraeats Ia all OF the newspapers ef ses unas
s,nss as publishe.s' rates. Orders iei' IL mo Oo
patch countaS-rson VIII receive IsemSs as'0S
toEs
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WEATHER-STRIPs for doors and windows.
6. W. ANDERSON e SONS.
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WEATHER. STRIPS for doors and windows.
CIV. ANDERSON & EC4tS,
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH

: MEADE d BAKERS
SAPoNISE DEETIFEIcE
WILL PRESERVE JHE TEETH. REMOVE
IgCIPIENr TARTAR,
a.,t .5 and
KEEP TIE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold by druggists 1t soc. u box.
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered oeaH'ifuiiy VINES
80 ,be rse OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNIsR DIN.
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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THE ATTENTION; OF EAST HAAMoNroN LOT
OWNERS is called to the payment or taxes, l2c.
per lot tsame as last year), which now due and
payable at 1909 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. In
close postage tor return receipt.
GEoRGE C. CoUGIILIN.
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!, IhE lscREsr, QUICKEST, AND MOST prRxx-
wAI 70 stop troublesome cough IL 10 use ths
= Inuts'o1 ., Sod-Livsfoii with yusphosphi,es of
LINE va anu anu sosa' prepared hy PURCELL, ,LapD q,
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AND GU2rs
use MEADE & BAKERS CARhoLIC MOUTH.
WASH. Fifty cents hottie.
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WEATHER-sTRIPS for doors and windows.
G. ". ANDERSON & SONS
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CONSTIPATION,

CONSTIPATION, -
- with regularity or the bowels can perfect
rnt =. .usoves. If the constipation Ia Of recent
l'''". s,ns}e dose Of TUFTS PILLS viii suffice,
a = {. has become ha.,l,ual one pin should be
= -, crsry ntsht, gradually iessening the fire.
$t. .,r of The dose Un.ii regular daily movement
tI.,.,,e.i ws,ch viii soon follow.
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To OUR MANY PATRONS.

------------ ----e----- - - --: - = - ----
| ! THIS - OFFICE OF ~ WE E7r
l. ,,.-~l.,,.. g.. A. sAKs & Co, -
Il ..a..rss.s 31s TIN STREET, ~ -, L.
g@.J1fsz.p WAsHrSGTo1,D.C. c., !, y5ra i, !.
Z go November II, 1879. ~ o~22.
". G1ns, Esq, small
stt..... ,.... Richmond, 70:
+ ...-.r,. Dear sir.-Fipdipg e., ..s
hat the space devoted b., rl 20
-. THE TO Furnishing Goods ACT
in our establishment, 'y. .'.
Is too small for IFS ,.....
purpose. besides :....,- ..
crowding our other
departments very
much, we have con.
cluded to discontinue
this branch Of our
LINE business here, and PERFECT
have shipped you per
freight six cases Of
;... new and desirable II .-e.,
goods, embracing q
OF b. -. IL FAITH
.., most elegant assort-
~ ment Of Mems Tn. s...,.,
D." -'.r derwear, H Hosiery, .".:>l .F.
: .. Oar digs a n Jackets, ''..
4 hosiery, etc. In order to en- ..- T.
able you to run of w1F11 Fai
thse heavy stock
we have taken off 25
'.,, rs o., per ceIt. from the i,.. J q,
prices at which we -" " -
=. .J bought these goods ..~,3
,,! ''.,.". In September land -" -
e, ...... witheut regard TO the
SHIRTS. rise that pre- .r "
walls In all goods).
with view that the
deduction be made by =
COLLARS, you 10 your patrons.
You will therefore If
once mark your pre-
sent stock TO accord
ETC, ~" OF
in price to the one Of
the goods sent. OF
course you will per-
EVER ccive that It Is our
icsire to turn these
THIS
goods into money.
and will use every ef-
SEEN
fort to facilitate our
wish.
Yours rcspoc fully.
HERE A.sAKs & co. LETTER.
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|F ssasSsIiON OF COLLEGE PREsI Il
Esrieais u Board OF Visitors OF tie Virginia
!seaed to sisai and Mechsneal College having dee
ssSsqx 70 ne held In Rich hmondn on fhc iOth OF De.
|ksfo. 70 direct that all applications for Ilie
nts Ean,nM n,M. bs addressed 10 Tie Rector, WILL.
Asedlt5 McsS, LON, Oh, Esqr care Of jndss Johp ~
secrs,ary Of Board.
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sEA.s;1cKNEss-- FIRE.DRILL.

- !. What a blessing staferoom Is 20 poor
fellow who goes to New YORK III stormy
weather. It's q good thing TO nave spot
where a man can lay, his head ana De asone
ia those trying moments when ne IS pray
ing that he and the vessel may GO 10 Ing
bottom. When we left Richmond the SKY
was without cloud, and the featDer was
spr;pg-iiSe. We expected tt hnd !ne seq ~ ~
calm as q inill-pond. and Ne bad ~ 30 untsl
after mianig6t Monday. Ghsn there cams
upon us q southeasssri and Q heavy .Isln; =,
which gave US q Hnice sea-" ana some .!