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The DAILY GLOBE eoill be sent postpaid
from 400 until the election IN Novenaber
for taoentai-fve cents. Send en- the names.
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TWENTY-FIVE cents ,oiN secure you a daily
paper for the campaign. Send that amount to
the GLOBE and you 1oiz RECEIVE the Daily postpaid
from date until the November election.
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.Kecping the Governor Posted.

stevens County Tribune-Rep.l
Mr. Pusey says that there will be no extra
session OF the legislature. We mention this
SO that the Governor may not get himself
into 4 predicament by asserting to the con-
,rnrv
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Destroying the Color Line.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 1.-THE State school
commissioners have appointed fourteen COL
ored pupils to the Peabody scholarship in
the Atlanta university.
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HE DAILY GLOBE aostt be sent postpaid
from noeo until the election IN Novem6er
fer teccntV.fre cents. Send ill., the names.
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Democrats should make an dctive canydss DIR
ing the nert te,o days and secure large lists of
names for the DAILY GLOBE. We will send it
post pail from 1ao6 until the election in Nouen
Der for ttpenty, 1tve cents.
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DAILY GLOBE FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The Daily Globe will be sent by Mail.
postage paid, from date until election. for
twenty-five Gents. One three-cent stamp
the mails
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Votes Witch are Welcome Though Uner.
PERSONAL.

s. D. sturgis, Jr., Fort Mead, at the Mer
chants.
Officers Daily and Ryan, two of the con-
stables at Minneapolis, laid of their disguise
and visited st. Paul yesterday.
James J. Hill, general manager of the St.
Paul, Minneapolis d Manitoba railroad, to-
gether with Messrs. James p. Upman and
freeman James, returned yesterday from a
short trip over the branch line on a special
train.
The Northwest was we'll represented by ar.i-
walls at the Merchants yesterday, among them
the following: w. B. Jordan, Fort Buford, D.
T.; W.!!Raymond, bismarck; Alfred myers,
Montana; Albert Allen, Deadwood; r. F.
Whitney, Black Hills; Walter Davis and E. w.
Weed Brainerd
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marriage Guns and Sensitive Flames, Tues
day. October H. at Plymouth church.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN,

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, q. S. A.
INGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
Meteorological Record, Oct. 10, 1879, 1855 P. Il.
Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
Breckenridge ..39. IS Is Sc. Clear
Duluth ......3 1920 ~ NE. Clear.
Garry 1892 so E. Fair.
st. Paul 49,. 1902 65 Sc Clear.
DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. hum. Wind. Weather.
30.O6S 642 1873 E. Fair.
Amount of rainfall, 90; maximum Their
mometer, ~; minimum thermometer, So.
O.S. NJ. Cone,
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. 8.
WEATHER TO-DAY
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, A. M.-Indications
for upper lake regions, clear or partly cloudy
weather, colder northerly veering to warmer
easterly wind, falling preceded in southeast
ern portion by rising barometer. For upper
Mississippi valley, decreasing cloudiness,
easterly veering to warmer southerly winds,
falling barometer.
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dominion Exports and Lumber Ship
ments

OTTAWA, Oct. 12.-Exports from the Do
minion for August, $7,792 900. Shipments
Of sswn lumber to the United States for five
months ending Sept. 80 were S2,325, 900
feet, valued at $S13,2l1. CORRESPONDING
period in 1878, 79,547,OOO feet, valued Of
&GSG,G71.
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Natures Wonders.

at Plymouth Congregational church Monday,
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, October 10, H.
II and Is.
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An Example for Republicans ThrOM0toWt
the State.
Minneapolis Pioneer Press, l2th.]
There many Republicans in Hennepin county
who spprecatne the nobleness of character and the
great service rendered the State by Edmund Rice,
would be glad to testify their personal respect for the
man by giving him complimentary vote.
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[Pioneer Press of Sunday

Complimentary TOtes as Good as Any
Other.
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OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, q. S. A.
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
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CHISAGO DEMOCRACY.
A Full County Ticket Nominated and Or
ganiZation Perfected.

A Full County Ticket Nominated and Or
ganization Perfected.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
NORTH BRANCH, Mimi, Oct. 1l-Pursu-
ant to call, the Democracy of Chisago county
met in North Branch on the 10th inst, and
organized permanently by electing the fol-
lowing officers: L. A. Robert, chairman, E..
D. Wilcox, secretary.
The following were unanimously nomina-
ted for the several county offices:
h. b. Newbury, auditor; Oscar Ross,
treasurer; P. 81. Stolberg, sheriff; E. E.
Twiss, register of deeds; E. D. Wilcox, pro-
bate judge; II. N. Letser, county attorney;
J. B. Martel, court commissioner; Daniel
Mccormack, surveyor; Henry Swenson, su-
perintendent of schools; M. E. Woodling,
coroner.
The following were appointed central
committee: 81. b. Newbury, Jesse Moore,
Daniel Mccormack.
Votes Witch are Welcome Though Unec-
pected.
minneapolis P. p, Oct. 10Th
There are many Republicans in Hennepn county
who, approaching the nobensss of character and the
great service rendered the State by Edmund Rice,
would be glad to testify their personal respect for
the man by giving him q complimentary vote. Is
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CAPITAL CHATTER.

Another Effort to DO Made for "a Subsidy
for the Texas Paciiic-The Ute Outbreak
and the indian Eureau-Grana Naval Re-
view by the Old Salt Of the Wabash-Su-
Cases to be Tried.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-30
LOCAL. MATTERS.

THE RsvrvAr. AT THE YoJEG MEN,s CHRIS.
TAN ASSOCIATION HArI.-Tbe hall was
again crowded yesterday evening with a
congregation which showed no dimirution
OF deep interest in the services. %..
Rev. W. T.. Schaefer conducted the ser.
vice. and made stirring and telling appeal
to the .":aImost persuaded" " to become fully
persuaded and to 60 to Christ now. !.
At the conclusion OF Mr. Schaefer's ad.
dress the congregation sang, with great
pathos and power, "Almost Persuaded"
!! Rev. DR.. ,Judkins followed In very effec.
tive appeal for personal and prompt decision,
The special requests for prayer were re.
membered in prayers led BY DR.. Preston
and DR.. Judkins, and i'll several silent
prayers of a few minutes, -, :,
Bishop Dosgett will conduct the meeting
this evening from to 6 O'Clock. - !,
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RESIGNATION OF A PAsToR.-On Monday
night Rev. J. r. Garlick, D. D., resigned as
pastor of the Leigh-Street Baptist church,
but the church, in one OF the largest meet
ings held for years, unanimously refused to
accept his resignation. DR.. Garlick has
filled this pastorate for about nine years to
the entire satisfaction Of his people, and
has grown to be the largest white Baptist
niue hundred members. 1t is earnestly
hoped that the united and hearty action OF
the church will induce DR.. Garlick to with.
draw his resignation.
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improvements. portion OF the mate
rial for the enlargement OF the Meade Ne
mortal church having been purchased, work
thereon may soon be expected.
g The repairing OF the pavement on Hull
street will be completed IN q very short
time and that street can then boast Of a good
waikway from one end to the other. ""
Several enterprising citizens on upper
Stockton street have made q very substan-
tial waIkway on chat street by placing cin-
ders on the path.
Professor G.. s. Maurice is having the
Green House "a favoritc resort for balls and
parties) reftted on the inside. =.
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A Gard.

The undersigned have been requested by
the Directory OF the Young Mems Christian
Association to collect the subscriptions
made at the recent meeting at Association
Hall, and those made at the previous meet
ings In the various churches. ~.
Our own business engagements will rem
der 1t very announcement, If not impossible,
to call personally on all Of our friends max.
ing these subscriptions, and We therefore
earnestly request that the amounts be sent,
as soon as it may be convenient, to either
Of the undersigned.
JAMES GORDON,
Nos. and s Fourteenth street;
j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN,
No. 1112 Main street.
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Minor Iopics.-The two Manchester
BOYS that went to Danville some time since
to seek their fortune have been heard from.
One has become a printer, and the other is
in the revenue Office at that place. Their
advice to all Manchester boys is to travel.
The Old Dominion Iron Works are in
full blust, and the Cedar Works will begin
full operations to day. 80 ~
Mr.. Fell Reams, who was badly burned q
few days ago, is reported to be improving
and able to be out. .s. y.
The party OF hunters from Swansboro' dis
trict which started for Dutch Gap Monday
have been heard from. They report game
plentiful. .......- s
Persons having advertisements and news
for the Dispatch can leave the same at w.
d. Lithgow's, on Hall street between Ninth
and Tenth.
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NE SYCLE BROTHERS "
have just opened $4,000 worth Of
.f NEW CATBRIC EDGES.


CAMBRIC EDGINGs frsm &c. to 81 per yard;
,CAMBRIC EDGE ut 5c. worth &c.;
III. CAMBRTC EDG E at &c. worth l2Ac.;
CAMBRIC EDGE at 1oc. worth 1885,
CAMBRIC EDGE at l2kc. worth 25c.;
CAMBRIA EDGE at ! eac. worth 30c.; =
CAMBRIC EDGE GE at zoe. wolth 40c.;
cAMBRIC EDGE at 25c. worth 50c.; t.G
CANBRIC EDGE at SIC. worth &c.;
CAMBRIC EDGE at 50c. worth 75c.
We have the largest assortment of EDGINGS ever
offered in any house this side OF New York. AL we
ask is a call for inspection Of these goods
1000 yards more of those fuc IRISH LINEN
REMNANTS at the old prices, s-G
500 dozen GENTL E3iEN's and LADIES HAND
KERCHrEFS from 64 to Soc;
Don't fail to look at our HANDKERCHIEFS at 10
and 1916; ~
500 ppair KID GLOVES to be closed outat soc. T
A full line OF BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS.
DON'T fail to look at our 75c. and 81 Silks.
BLACK CASHMERE from 37ec. 10 81 per yard
Don't fail to look at our Use. CASHMERE, the best
IN lhc market.
/. We have on hand full assortment OF e 8
- = :. E..sat.t CARPETS, " ".-
~rs ~ RUGS, -,E r
MATTINGS,
OIL-CLOTHS.
BLANKETS AND BED-COMFORTS
and the balance Of our winter stock to be closed out
at prime cost. Z" J..
We are receiving NEW GOODS daily suitable for
the season. II
We have full line In every department..
Don't purchase elsewhere before looking at our
stock. sYCLE BROTHERS,
311 Broad street,
ia 25-eod. between Third and Fourth streets
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HOUSEHOLD EcosoMY.-The housekeepar or
cook who studies economy 10 the kitchen can do so
in one direction by always using nooLEY's YEAST
POWDER. II will be found truly economical and
valuable assistant in baking biscuits, rolls, bread,
cake OF all kinds. walcs, mullins. and most all arti
cIes prepared from -four. And whya Because IN
usiug The DooLEY POWDER you save IN eggs. IN
shortening. in patience. IN everything; and when
The baking Is done II Is turned out ighs palaable,
and wholesome, so that every mosei is eaten ap and
yyofa -. i. b {. { . = 4 q
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Mr. Pugb; third. solo violin, 9. IL Trova-
tore 2 (Allard). DR.. Bartkowski; fourth.
pot pourri, I" Martina y (Tiotowl, orchestra;
fifth, solo tenor, z Let NE Like Soldier
Fall,n by request tWalIace), Mr.. Pugh;
sixth, quintetie Reissiger(, piano and
strings; seventh, overture, I" La Gazzala-
dra {Rossini), orchestra.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Schoo! Board.-At a regular meeting OF
the City School Board held Tuesday night,
the following members being present: Rev.
w. A. Campbell, president; D. j. Weisi-
ger. secretary Rev. G. c. Vanderslice, F..
9. D. Farmer, w. Fl. Garnett, Rev. DR.. D.
b. Winfree, Mayor James a. Clarke, and
o. B. Sims-tbe Board adopted resolution
in favor OF the nine-months' sessions. Sew
eral bills were ordered TO be paid, and after
transactng some routine business the Board
adjourned.
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FoR uLCERATED NoUTu the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLlc NoUTHWAsH
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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Personul.- Mr.. Jesse Whitehead, an old
resident OF this city, has returned home
from an extended soiourn in Nansemond
county. he is looking quite well, and
seems to have improved considerably by his
long stay in that county.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Conference OF Creditors and Finance
Committees.

FOR THE CONFERENCE
BETWEEN HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA. BONDS
AND THE TWO FINANCE COMMITTEES
g THE PROSPECTS OF A COMPROMISE
THOUGHT TO BE GooD-soME OF THE
PLANS sUGGEsTED-PERsoNA
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e A HUSTsMAN's TROUBLES. A well. known
gentleman of this city. who is somewhat
fond OF an occasional tramp in search Of
game, started out Tuesday for hunt in
Chesterfield. After enjoying himself for
several hours and night coming OH, he be-
took himself to the railroad with the inten-
tion OF stopping the accommodation train
from Petersburg and returning home. 1t
being quite dark. when he reached Rice's
Crossing, be-, for the purpose of better SIG
Mailing the train, built fire and awaited its
approach. In short time the "accommo-
dation - came along, and the expectant
sport sigaalled with might and main, but to
his sad disappointment and chagrin no heed
was paid to his signals and the train sped on
its waytowards Richmond, leaving the tired
huntsman to indulge in TRADE against the
train officials, whom he declares he heard
indulgine in derisive laughter as they passed
him. A lonely tramp OF nine miles home
ward did not serve toincrease lis amiabili.
ty nor to lessen bis ire.
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Mayors Court-Mayor Clarke had but
one case before his court yesterday-that OF
John Wyatt and james Higgins for fight
ing on the streets. Higgins Was discharged,
and Wyatt fined $3.50 and costs.
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ypECTRT. NesTlCssS 81 sa
eag HARD TIMES MADE. EASY.
THIRTY DAYS, 10 SECURE su3fE GREAT
IS BARGAINS, In DRY GOODS.
THaLHiMER BROTHERS,
no Saat Ysuna n erprp~


THaLHIMER BROTHERS, 6
s5s aE. col BROAD STREET, e
viii offer their entire stock as low
.rees IN order 10 sence their immense stock, pre-.
raratory 10 taxing inventory. Those In want OF
DRY GOODS viii, nnd Tito their advantage In gir-
Ing ,is cali $50 n
and siyie from &c. 10 75c.; ~ e
DRsss GooDs at I6c. worth csc. ;at zoe. worth
ALa.MiooL aMSiiooL cAsHMEREs At csc worth 81
CoL0RED SILKS and sATlSS very cheap 10 close
"a pieces BLACK cAsHMERE a. lee. to s1:25.
As this immense lot must lie sold In thirty days,
customers will secure great BARGAINS In them.
BLACK ALPAcAs. CREPE CLOTHS, VEIL
GRAPES, and Wells as yery low prices. Give
7s HANDSOME and CHEAP cLoAKs. WHICH ssh
CLoAKs to si7;. sic CLOAKs 10 sI2; SIG
to be the cheapest iu The city we have deter
mined not TO carry them over. and ask a call
from those in need OF a cheap cloak.
BIAAHkkMMTE hsoSas and other goods
no Pair sWhITE and coLoRED DL ANKErs at
ssssa aHsEfR 4oe
i sssss habfh sHaMa sys as & 81
at37c. TO $3.50 apiece.
2lo pieces CASSTMERES aud W00LLEN GOODS
from zoe to 81 80 a yard: :,
120 pteces WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS
from 10 70 50c. yard. :. ..- 14s y
1900 CORSETS, Of every style and quality, from
II SOC. to $780, AS this Is one Of the largest
stocks Of CORSETS in the city we cannot iail TO
suit one aud s;i. r. s..t,Tz IL. .,.<.; =.
A large line lust received ot LADIES' and MISSES
HOSE. SILK and LACE SCARFS, SILK and
LACE CEHANDKERCHlEFS. BOWS, RIBBONS,
GLOVES. LACES, &c., at very low prices.
! 500 pieces HAMBURG .EDGINGS. INSERTINGs,
| and ORCHoN LACES just received, at very
low prices, at ,r,, rr .I r,,,pp pporHnRs,
r. 25-SMSTh COL Broad street.
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FOR OFF FENsIvE BREATH from Gecayed teest
and diseased gums. use MEADE q BAKERS CAR.
BoLIC MoUTn-WAsH. Eiity cents bottle.
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AS ONE GENERATION SUCCEEDS ANoT HER,
medical science IS constantly advancing, greatly TO
the ameloration Of human suffering. Forty years
ago eyerybo bled, and now the lancet rllsts
upon the shelf. Then reyercd patient was denied
glass of water. Nop his head Is packed In ice.
Then eIbow-grease was applied 10 rheumatism. No0
1t is attacked through the blood and driven prompt
ly and permanently from the system by DIR. HERN-
DON's GYPSY's GIFT. Try
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DIscoLoIED TEETH rendered beastifully white
by the use of MEADE Il BAKER'sSAPoSIsE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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FHURsDAY.... JANUARY 80, 1879.
!: WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To- -DAY.-For the Mid
die States, slight rise followed by slight
failin barometer, northerly winds, becoming
yariable, slight fall followed by slight
rise ia temperature, and partly cloudy wea-
ther..
For the South Atlantic States, areas
Of rain, followed by partly cloudy weather,
variable winds, mostly from north to east in
the northern portion, and from south to
west in the southern portion, and slight
rise in temperature In the northern portion.
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89-CENT STORE.

99-CENT STORE. ~ r"
At THE 99-CENT STORE / HAVE
mace such additions TO The stock since the holidays
that It's again quite complete.
TEA TRAYS from IA to "a inches;
CAKE and BEEAD-BOXES-all sizes; -
Full line Of HAMPERS, LUNCH aud TRAVEL
LING-BAskETS;
WILLOW. NURSERY, and CANE ROCKING
CHAIRS;
Full assortment or CROCKERY-WARE; a
More OF those HANDSOME CANOPY-TOP DOLL
PEEAMBCLATQRS; s.. -
BLACK WALNUT BLACKiNG-BoXES with
CARPET TOP;
All AE:s UMERELLAS-24 to 32 inches;
Excellent CARRIAGE-wHIPS at 09c. and $1.25
All sizes MEMS BROGANS;
AL sizes BOYS HEAVY SHOES;
NEW ALBUMS aud WRITING-DEsKS;
i'm TOILET SETS-fal assortment;
eoGtEIS and TUMBLERS-a tine line.
Catalogues mailed free 10 any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
al sos Broad street.
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For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKERY
CARBoLIc MGUTH-WAsH Fifty cents bottle.
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NJ. ELLYsoS & co., advertising sgents, insert ad'
yert,se.nents in all Of the newspapers Of the Unnas
Sles q. publishers, rates. Orders left " te Dts
patch couptinz-Tpom wili receive prompt a-1e9
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AS sAFRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for tn
mouth, there is nothing so GOOD as MEADE " BA
KER's CARBoLIC MoUru-WAsH. Fifty cents
hntt1p
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!. SAVE MONEY hytnaVtng your printing done at the
DISPATCH .PRaSTIsG-tiousE.tfG Good wofk, ION
nrtces, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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INCIPIENT TARTAR AND ScURF removed b!
MEADE C BAKERS SApoNINE DENTiFRICE
Fifty cents box.
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Go to w1NsTocK before he closes.

For ALL DISEASES or THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE &c BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH.
WASH. Fifty cents , bottle.
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OLD RYE WMsKEY and APPLE BRANDY at
s. JOHN N. HIGGIEStG.
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JUST RECEIVED, BURGUNDY WiNEs-Chablis
Chambertin, ". b. BLAIR & Co.
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FRENCH BHANDY-old yintase-cheap,a. a. JOHN
u. HIG GINS'S. s........ #.
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CHEAP FaRs ON ai AIN -Sfa2Er 0MSfsUsEs.
Masar ItIarbers viii reduce the fare son the
,Mafn.street line az oinnibuses to five, cents
for single iare on ana after the ISL .of
lFebruafgs He Will also sell yearly and half-
ihkets at gfeaf ~ reduced rates. 4
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PRTNTING.HOUSEs.
DISPATCH PRINTINa-Housa.

II r
AK. GOOD WORE. Low PRICES.
Having ona Of the LARGEST AND BEST.
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, CON-
bned with skilful mechanical talent. we are pre-,
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING -
BUSINESS CARDS.
vISITIAG-CARDs.
rnOFESsioNAL-CARDs. .
WEDDING-CAEDs.
sHoW-CARDs,
MANlFEsTs.
BILLS LAD1SG.
HEcEu'7s
zI,t,,5 LErTEE;HEAnRss; ES1HI4EkA.RsAns a,.sg 5<4
s0,'' CHECKS NOTES,
DEUG-LAsELs' r.es
: . ,,,,,,, ,,,,. ~ ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS.
RAILROADS.&C. STEAMBOAT WORK "A
SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly sled and de-
liyered by express or mail. ',..te ..a1
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In manner that cannot be sur.
passed. @.-.A ~ tsts- =" z, s7"'
Wea!so do all kinds of BINDING and RULING.
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and send
samples when required. NH l2-dsw.3w
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LARGE LOT OF 1aronrsD ,CLAnEr. In glass
all grades. W. ". oLAA& y W., W.
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JEvy EROTuERS'

Levy BROTHERS
PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST,
and as they keep the largest and besassorted stock
in this city, you will cave time and money by max.
Ing your purchases at this old. est. blished store
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-30

WHEN YOU ARE DEPRESs by The gaunt, sickly
fcalipg OF 4 disordered system. which needs to be
ceansed and stimulated into healthy action, take .
dose or two OF AYERS PILLS and see how quick
YOU can be restored for Shilling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-30

SHOULD YOU NEED ANYTHING IN TIE WAY OF
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, OR NOTIONS,
GOTO
LEVY BnoTHEIs
AND MAKE YOUR PURCHASES.
You- will find a large ASSORTMENT of ------
STRICTLY FIRST-CLAsS GOODS 4.
from which yon Gun make your selections.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-30

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy md cooler, :.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: g A. NJ, AZ; |;
9 a. M., As; noon, so; Q P. NJ, SO; 9 p.
NJ, so; midnight, ~. 49, ;ss. :,
Mean temperature, 4Ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-30

TEAs.-Choice New, soc. pound. For sale by
!. - 80 Z. -, IonY NJ HIGGINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-30

Go 10 WLysTocK before he close,
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