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tween the sides of this house all lined
with tarred paper, and the ground floor
Is y: solld with cement and other prepara-
IONS. This floor has also gentle de.
cline toward the front of the BUILDING.
TO carry off the water. To the RIGHT Of
tne cream room, on the outside. lust at
the edge of the porch, there will be a
weston differential pulley block, for the
purpose OF hosting to the cooling-room
cans OF milk which may be brought to
De worked into butter or cheese. and
TINS will lie emptied into a large receiy-
ing can, capable of holding 500 pounds
OF the liquid. Mr.. HoIIey informs us
that farmers and dairymen who leave
milk will have their cans thoroughly
cleansed by steam while they wait.
which will require but a few minutes
He also says that there will be nothing
lett undone to make all transactions sat-
isfactory; but that all milk brought win
be subjected to the lactometer and
test, and if repeatedly
found below the standard, will be re-
lected. In the mill, grists viii be
ground on the basis usually operated
upon by all millers, while specific sum
per pound win be charged for the man
1facture of butter and cheese.
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An EVIL that Needs to be Suppressed.

Election being over, George w. Peel
throws the whole influence Of his Mil.
,waukee San in favor of suppressing by
law the practice of placing red MOSQUITO
bars over baskets of peaches. He saws
: 1t is the most deceptive thing ON earth.
Dealers can take u basket of green
peaches, that are as withered and cor
rugated as dried prunes, and as hard as
grape shot, and by placing red mos
quito bar over the basket the peaches
look red and rosy, and appear to be the
s:oftest, incest peaches in the world. 1t
Is only few years ago that this system
OF deception was adopted, but since it
came into practice thousands of Chris
tan men have become backsliders. and
have profaned the name of their Maker.
when they have bought basket of
peaches with the red stuff on, supposing
they had soft thing, and got home and
found the deception. You try an ex-
pertinent, now. Take a peach basket
and fill it with potatoes and onions, and
put red mosquito bar over the basket,
and see if you wouldn't think they were
Crawford peaches. People have stood
his thing as long as they can, and now
stop has got to be put to it, or there
VIII be war. The San will publish
communications from persons who have
been deceived by the three-card-monte
mosquito bar, and we advise public in
iignation meetings to pass resolutions
the fraud"
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q .'ention Of farmers and da;rv-
7 1cas scrs,arly called to the notices
s,ps,;s age Butter Maker which
~ m this paper from time
= 4 ~; : confidently claimed that
M s preparation increases the
8 a. utter from six to ten per
nv. sno navor is better and :
~ s ch. secured; that the time
! = a., stlsaIlning is greatly short
>nrs.stn me keeping qualities are
~ .i,eu.the natural conse-
~ s winch being that butter
n 4 Always in demand at :
lS1Sa'ss nance on the price of the
S;sss Judging from the tes-
-, these claims are not
ana the Gilt Edge -
valuable acquisition to |
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Chicken, Southern Style: The
Southern negro cook has an excellent
and simple way of preparing young
chickens. Cut them into pieces, sprin-
kle with pepper and salt and dredge
with flour. Have ready a saucepan,
with hot fat extracted from salt pork, in
which fry, or rather sauce, the chickens,
covering them, and watching that they
may not burn. Take up, drain, and set
aside in hot covered dish. Pour into
the gravy left in the frying-pan cup of
rich milk, thicken with tablespoonful
Of flour, add lump of butter, some
parsley and young celery plant minced,
boil up, season to taste and pour over
the hot chicken.
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On Friday night, Oct. 81, the fes-
tlval of Halloween was celebrated at
Balmoral Castle with weird effect,
Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice
remained interested spectators till the
close. Two large professions, pic
turesqnely attired, met on the castle
lawn, and Princess Beatrice lighted a
great bonfire. A body of gorgeously
dressed figures with band of music
then appeared. Subsequently a witch
was tried and condemned, and an efligy
burnt. Afterward there was !" witch
hunt" The Queen took great interest
In the proceedings, which closed with
drinking her Majesty's health and sing
ing the national anthem. The weather
was particularly favorable for full effect
being given to display.
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WOODLAND. Yalo County, Cal. March 3, 1879
Dear SRI tAze gp1< pleasure 10 recommending
your celebrated nnafAm B1ood 8Yrup- fo five
yam suffered With cDsnpitczfi0n Z kAsc1se. and
fug the last year have been aficfed 5xh K1cnafin,
20 that was not able to d. ANYTHING for tins, buf
sncc using your syrup feel like ngw man
HENRY BATES
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cxxTuxIsI1 BUD eeqnll "a. NAY 1 1879.
01O00 eyruV hhs curc<l fUt Ses 4 Cn5ils ard
Tcyr m my family, and ~ 1uT J.lp pleasure IN
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OIzzIuess IN the Read.

Buick INVITING Housk Cecil County. Md
DeU Sif-Tiiz Is 70 certify that was frcnbisdNth
Dizziness IN the Head AMI also keufxixia- Bnt hear
ing Of yunr Indian u1o01 ~ rup, tried L. and
4 has eGocfuafy cured me. fHkbk r. CAzxEi<
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The Proof OF the Pudding IL I'm the
Rating.

Grocerymen and storekeepers pay to cents
pound extra for butter made with Gilt-Edge
Butter Maker. 1t increases production 6 to 10
per cent. reduces labor Of churning one-halft
gives rich golden color the year round. Sold
by druggists, grocers and general storekccp-
ers." Address, Butter Improvement Com
pany, Buffalo, N. Y.
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The politicians arc anxious on this subiect.
but much more important thing for all who
have poor appetite, or impaired digestion, or
skin diseases, or an enfeebled consultation
generally, Is to know that Warmers Safe Bit
ters will cure them. $1,000 will be paid 10
any one who viii prove that there is q better
medicine Of its kind
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Kidney Complaint.

COLD WATER, Oeburne County, Ala. Feb. Z, 1879.
Dear SRI used your Indian Blood syrup for
Kidney Complaint and II gave instant relief Ny wife
was nf able ~ get about; she suffering much
with her Back and Hips persuaded her 10 Try fhe
SYRUP. she did 80, and In day and night she
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(rRADE-MARx.1
The Best Remedy Known to Man

The Best Remedy Known to Man |!
% CLARK Johnson having associated himself with Mr.
6mxin Easmsn, an escaped captive long slave 10
Uskamctkia the medicine man OF the Cnmanchcs IL
now TO lend bis aid In the Introduction Of IN
wonderful remedy OF that tribe - So
The experiences OF Mr. Eastman brlnc similar "a f.s
" MT Cnax Jones and son. of Washington Comfy
LOVE az account OF whose slferinGs were thrllincS
oafrsted IN the Neto York Herald III Dee 5fh IS?S
le Incw q which are 90 widely known ana So neariy
slei tnat but little mention OF Mr. Easfniaps IN
.s1cg IN neat Volume OF 800 pages entitled sSeyen
Anu Nine Years Among the Cofnanches and Apaches
~ tnak Tor several years Mr.. Eastman while a capve
compelled to gather the roots gums barkS herb,
maoe and IS sui prepared 10 provide the aAMr ma
seas Tor the successful Introduction OF the meciue
q ne world; and assures the public that the remedy a
y ne e DOW Is when Wakametkia compelled him e
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J VnAffk<1nlafe Count ~
por lstr-I have n3s4 3dgE esfeile1t ln3tap
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Wait for these books, (almost through fhspeooa)
TEMPERAyCE JEWBkS. J. n, Tonnoy.
AMERICAN ANTHEM BOOK.
rAxLOR ORGAN INSTRUCTION
BOOK. A. N. johnson
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cHzw Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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Fever and aoue.

SToSY PofST. Kast Baton Rouge ceunty. La,
sept 10, 1878.
Dear SyAt the suggestion Of ffissa bought sone
q your Indian Hood syrup. which has cured
were troubled with. J. l. tLASNkkkk-
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See full lists Of New Sheet Music svery week Ia tn
kuscU Record. That Is the way to keen well lnforns1
Of all new issues. Eailed for cents.
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Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume,
szvKN AND NINE YEARS AMONG THg CoaANcHss ann
ArAcHkA A neat volume Of 800 pages being
Win the sad massacre OF helpless family and the
CAPTIVITY. fortunes and ultimate escape Of rs two
surviving meInbeI4 For sale by cur a9cnxs ae1r
eraly: Price. <1-00 :
ms incidents q the nassacrs briefly narrated arc
~: E,sssman being aimost constantly q the West
no medicine is composed, tho sole business manage
nent devolyes upon Dr. johnson. and the remedy lla7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

MoRTuaRY REPORT. -,f he following is the
mortuary report for the week ending De-
cenaher 2S. 1878, compiled from sections re-
turns received at the Office OF the Board OF
Health:
Cease of Death: Bronchitis, 9 coiored;
burns, white, colored.-totai. 9; con-
sumption, 2 white; commissions (nfantiie),
/ colored: diphthcria, white; drowning,
/ white; dvsentery, white; fever (scariet).
4 white, colored--totaI, g.; gas,ritis, |
white; gastro-enteritis, co,ored; sout,
white; heaft.disease, white; henlorrhase
irom lungs, colored; imperfect develop
ment, white; infantie lockjaW, coiored;
Inflammation OF brain, colored; old age, j
white; pneumonia, eolored; unknown, !
coiored. Whole number OF deaths In the
city. exclusive OF sti!l.births, %. Age:
One day to thirty, white. 9 colored-total,
3: six months to twelve, l colored; one
wear to three. white, = colored-total. 4 !;
three years to five, white: five years to-
ten. 5 whites ten years to twenty, col
ored; twenty years to thirty, white; thir.
~ years TO forty, coiored; forty years to
fiftv, : white, color ed-total, 8; fifty years
to sixty, white; sixty years to seventy, l
white, colored-total, s.; seventy years to
eighty, . white, colored-total, 3. C0ndt.
lion: Single, IL white, 6 colored-total,
II: married, white, cotores-total, !;
widowers. colored; widows. l Write.
Nativity: Richmond, Is: other parts OF the
United States, 9; France, l; Germany, l.
Locality: Marshall Ward, white, 4 col
ored-t0tal, s; Jefferson Ward. white,
colorcd-total, D; Madison ward w1ite;
Monroe Ward, 2 white. 2 colored-total, 1;
CLAW Ward, 3 white; Jackson Ward, col
ored: almshouSe, coiored.
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,,rr,rc for the month at sunrise. 2S.CS.

uuinyvps.-Thc stockholders OF oul
hanks and home Insurance companies are 10
be CONGRATULATED on the good difldcno> de'
cIarcd hy these institutions ont OF their
earning, the past six months. and which are
20 be- paid free OF all taxes.
The First National Bank-1saac Daven-
mort. .fr.. president and :. \. Glover cash
icr-mahc dividend OF five per cent.
The National Bank OF NrSinia-E. ..
Mailing president and j. W. Lockwood
ca,hicr-dcclare four per cent.
Tn" Merchants National Bank-ThomaS
Branch president and J. 3. Morton cash
irr-diyiG;r three per cent.
The state Bank OF Nirginia-Joln l..
Rron president and William VI. Hill
ca>hcr-pay three per cent.
The Union Bank OF Richmond-Isaac Da-
ycnpori. Jr.. president and james Miller
ca>a"r-drca:e three per cent.
The Citizens Bank OF Richmond-Z. W.
Pirkrtll president and L. Il. Sncad cashier
divide four per cent.
The Merchants and Planters Savings
E.nk-John II. Montague president and
William \. jenkins caShier-pay three per
cent.
Tie Nivgini, Fire and Marine Insurance
GomI,any-W William /. Cowardin president
and ". II. Mccarthy Secretary-declare
seven per cent
The Virginia state Insurance Company
John l.. Bacon president and j. NJ. Tate
>ccrc,ary-pav tive per cent.
The Merchants and Mechanics Insurance
CompAny-A. Y. Stokes president and j.
+. Moore >rcrctary-Givde five per cent.
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company-F Fred. X. Scott president and NJ.
". Warrington Observation-Disclosures two per
cent.
The Virginia stockholders OF the Old Do
minion Steamship Company will receive a
dividend OF tive per cent. OF George w.
Aleu- Il Co., agents, at the company's office
in hcchct:s
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4 BIRp'S-EYE VIEW OF RIcHMoND.-Mr.
joseph Warner is canvassing the city Tor a
large Photographic picture OF Richmond
which Mr.. J. j. Stoncr intends to puplStp'
provided lie meets with sufficient encour-
agement. The rough draft of the proposed
:. bird SIEVE view" of our city exhibited by
the canyasser shows that i good deal OF
mains has been taken in IT'S preparation, and
it promises to be, when completed. accurate
as to details and distinct in delineallon.
The public buildings, squares, churches,
&c, will all be given, so that they can be
readily recognized. Nr. Warner has notices
or siElilar pictures Of Augusta, Ca, and
other southern cities. which bear testimony
10 the fact that he does all that he promises.
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PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS WAREHOUSE IN
New HANrS.-W With the beginning OF the
new year. and the business changes incident
thereto the Merchants and Planters ware
house, OF Richmond. corner OF tlfteentn
and Cary streets, passes into the hands OF
new roprietors-Messrs. Carter IL Ryland,
two Young businessmen OF Richmond.
whose sterling integrity and commercial
qualifications fit them peculiarly for their
new departure. They are already wen
known to the tobacco. planters OF Virginia,
and will no doubt enter at once into the
large business to which they would seem so
Justly entitled. They are also well known
throughout the State us Confederate sol
dierS: especally the tirSt-named member OF
the firm, who during the war was the com
handing officer OF one OF the Howltzer com
panics. Since the war they have been con-
Quoting the business OF commission mef-
chantsland tobacco-brokers on Shockoe snip.
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WANTED, B 0 A r d Z r S at MRS.
w WEBS, 3i0 Twelfth street. Best accom-
modatious. Hot baths. House centrally located.
,Ja Dn.cn
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MUsIcAr-MiSs Jennie Sargent, OF Boston,
Mass, has recently connected herself with
the Camilla Urso Concert Troupe.
Miss Sargent has a young, fresh voice OF
exceptional power and great beauty, and
she is pupil of Mr.. L. W. Wheeler, OF
Boston, the distine uished teacher OF voice
culture, who is well known in our city, es-
pecially among the Knights Templar.
The Camilla Urso Troupe design faVorlng
us with their presence this winter, and the
coming among us OF the lovely cantatrice
whose name heads this paragraph Will be
hailed with pleasure.
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aaARINEsN TER.LEssENGR.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 81, 1877

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 81, 1878.
Steamer J. w. Evcrman. Carr. 7: i1lclpia.
merchandise and paSsrnytrs. }. W. MciarIick
agent.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker. New York
merchandise and passengers, C.. W. Allen Il Co
agents.
Steamer j. w. Evcrman. Carr. Philadelphia.
merchandise aud passengers. j. W. Mctarrick,
agent.
Brig Parian. -, Pernambuc0, -four.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner X. G. Thomas. from Boston for Rich
mond. Va, ut New York. reports that .An-tln
Knight, seaman. Of Lubcc, Me-, was severely III
jured by fail from the crOsStrces to The geek. He
was taken To tie Scamcn5 Retreat.
The river is clear of ice below City Point Be-
tween City Point and Richmond there Is great
deal of lee. The big Parian went down wit two
tugs To-day, aud experienced much difficulty In get
ting orf.
by Telegraph.
LONDON. December g. The steamer Lampcrts
from Savannah. ashore at Copenhagen. has Goa,cn
ship Southern Rights. for New Orican>. which phi
into Queenstown. had her cargo shifted: also. leaky
NEW YORK. December 3l.-ArrIved: GlamorSan
City of savannah. Arrived out Anna. tonr;iu, Ac
c;.ca. Maggie WOODBURY.. Celtlc. Hoineward
Mcdb0r, Charleston: L. W. Harris. New Orleans.
NEW YORK. December p Arrived out Atau'io
ValaGor;, Earl Granville. Endymlon, Flora lsrhc
damaged by colsion). Emma, California, WeseT
State of Indiana, Atlas.
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-Fraternity Lodge,
X. Of H., No. 3Gj J. F. Bell, dictator;
VI. ". Ford, vice-dictator; W. II. Talman.
assistant dictator; :. =. Jacobs, reporter
X. :. benny, financial reporter; John Laird,
treasurer: }. K. F. burroughs, guide
William Myer. chaplain; j. Z. Boschen,
guardian \. +. Minor, sentinel; 3. y.
linsley. past dictator. Trustees: X. A.
Brock, William Gibson, and Henry Bran
ming.
The following officers OF Court Virginia,
NO. /, ]. o. forrcs.crs, were elected last
night: II. {. Tabb. NJ. D., Jr. p. {. r.;
II. ". Hey, {. r.: L. A. Whiting, V. G. X. ;
X. ;. Denny, Il. s.. James d. Dalton. F.
=; John Laird, T.: &. &. Smith, S. W.;
N. W. Ford. Jr. W.; L. Leiss, $. b.; w.
Word. Jr. b.; II. {. Tabb. NJ. D., Court
FD!'i"ian.
y Al regular meeting OF Rescue Council,
Nol' junior GU. 4. NJ, held at Capitol Hall
-anohdaY night. December 80. the following
ohcers were ouiy elected: W. f. Orange,
E; a.: W: Hilnh, Y. c.; r. +. Colgin, c.;
;. !: Tinsley, VIZ d. Satterwhite. r. S. !;
.. W. Phillips, a. r. 8; e. Ell. Bolton, f.
B.; }. +. Austin. t.; Nj. Tuck, /. S.; G..
w. Browne, o. S.; II. T.. Cols,n, w. A.
hohn, j. W. Phillips. trustees.
The foregoing officers will be installed
next Monday night, january 6, by Deputy
Z. Q. +. Wise.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Il Pastor Kindly Ireated.--On Tuesday
night. oath December, A. Binga, Jr., pastor
OF the First Baptist church (colored), was
visited by pumberi of his flock, who pre-
sented him with many tokens OF respect:
Among them was one from the Sisters oil
Charity" who presented him VIII morse,
saddle and bride. They also provided
stable, and then babe their pastor adieu.
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A STRIKING ExAMrLE.-James Boyan, No. i
south Paca street. writes: For some years could
find no relief from rheumatism in my neck, shoul.
ders, and right arm, but having lately heard OF DR.
Herndons Gypsy's Gin, gave 1t trial, and III less
than ten hours felt It's good effects. In twcntyfour
hours was. and am still. feeling we'll l ever
did in my Ifc." There is no nonsense about that
Sold by all live druggists
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HOUSEHOLD .ECoNoMY.-The housekeepar or
cook who studies economy In The kitchen do so
In one direction by always using nooLEY's YEAST
POWDER. 1t will be found truly economical and
valuable assistant in baking biscuits, rolls, bread,
cake Of all kinds, wafles, mullins, and most all artl-
Giles prepared from flour. Aud Why Because In
using the DooLEY POWDER You save In eggs. In
shortening, in patience, III everything; and when
The baking is done IL Is turned out light. palaable,
and wholesome that every morsel is eaten up and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
|NEW-YEAR'S-EYE TELEGRAMs
EMBRACING THE LATEST NEWS FROM
ALL QUARTERS.

OF REVENUE sToREKEEP-
ERs-PREPARATIONs FOR THE REsUMP-
TON OF sPECIE-PAYNENTs-A HORSE
WHIPPING AFFAIR IN THE CINCINNATI
CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE-THE LOUISE.
ANA CASE; WHAT TIL E REPUBLICANS
PROPOSE TO PROVE IN THE BLAINE IN
vESTIGATION-MEETI OF THE POTTER
SUBCOMMITTEE At NEW ORLEANS
FINANCIAL AND Observation-Disclosures
AFFAIRS &C.
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pARArIyE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Dec. 80, Dec. 20, ilec. Il, Dec. %
1876, 1877. 1873. 1878.
w. G, W. &. W. G. w. &:
...l6 Is 7 II j. lS lS IL

Mean temperature for the week ending
December 2lst, 80, 00<; mean temperature
for the week ending December 2Sth, SO, so.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending De-
cember 2lst, l.20 inches; amount OF ra'nfali
for week ending December 2Sth. 1.30 inches.
Population OF city estimated ut 10000.
white, $4,000; coloTed, 33,700. Rate OF
OF whole population was I'LL per
| 900 per annum; rate of mortality OF white
population was 1921 per 1000 per annum;
rate of mortality OF colored population was
1924 per 1000 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR A
w SUIT Of Rooms. Splendid cooking range
ON the premises. Hot and cold water the bath
room. Also, Il FURNISHED ROOM for young
men, with private entrance. References given and
required. Address ~
I'll, corner Eighth and Leigh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

PAHrRIDGEs.- Yesterday was the last day,
of the partridge season under the amended
law. Birds have undoubtedly increased
under the law, imperfectly prosecuted as it
has been. and parties hereafter shooting or
having birds in their possession VIII be
taken up promptly. The law closes from
the 1st Of January to the 18th OF October.
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LEE eALI,.nr. aao Main street. open to -tiay.
LEE GALLERY, 9a0 MAIN STREET.
Large sx1o photographs. 81 each;
Album Cards, 20 per dozen:
Four beautiful Gard Photographs, 81.

THE PERFUME OF FREsfILY-c uLLED FLOWERS
Is a2recable 10 every aud 1t Is with the de-
itghtfai fragrance or MURRAY & LANMAS's Flo
RrpA WATER. None reject II, none dislike 1T.
From the tropics rhe frgd It Is the unlver-
sal fayorite OH the handkerchief, at The toilet, and
IN The bath.
FOR NEw-YEAg RECEPTION.
SUPERIOR FRENCH CANDY,
YELLOW BANANAS,
MALAGA GRAPES,
JUICY YELLOW PEARS,
FRENCH FRUITS;
all ut low prices at
ANToNI.s, the Confectioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

4 PLEASANT REUNIoN.-Ycsterday after
noon a number OF gentlemen, by invitation
OF the officers Of the Water Department, as
sembled at the residence Of Mr.. Baker
Glen Ellen, near the new reservolr-and
partook OF q most delightful repast prepared
under the direction OF Mr.. Il. a. Il. DAP
ney. \ number OF pleasant addresses were
delivered, and at late hour in the evening
the party broke up, we'll pleased with their
hospitable entertainment.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,,.,,r ATOMS FOR To-DAY.-Forthe M!aoie
tHD,;c states. increasing casterIy WtSas,
A, ,,,', rarnmcter. stationary temperature,
iH'',n. Weather. aud snow or rain.
COW: thc South Atlantic States, incfeas-
t ., winds. falling barometer. sta.
lns cav, nr lower temperature. aud cloua!
''o,g ro;,y weather will prevail.
,.r,rugs YESTERDAY was Far'y
~" ,.,w and djSagreeab!e.
rRssMoNErGE itsIsHpsrp n : .: IS: ' 9 | p.
o !. NJ, 81 noon: So Z A'' ~
NJ. 81; midnight. "2'
-; Mean temperature "4s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

L,OR RENT, THAT DESlRABLEIs
IL BRICK RESIDENCE No. 400 east Clay IL
street. containing ten rooms. besides Kitchen, bath,
&C., and in good repair. There IS large yard Ut
the side attached to the house. Apply to
JOHN L. GODDlN, Real Estate Agent.
in l-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

WANTED, BY 4 YOUNG MAN who
w has had two years experience III the DRUG
BUSINESS. a SITUATION. Can give the best OF
city reference. Address DRUG CLERK. care of
Carrier No. IL. il Lite