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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-13

ACCORDING to the repor. of testing
committee of the Indiana Millers' Assoc
citation. a barrel of -four, with 80 TO 100
pounds of water and salt used in mix
ing. yielded from 210 to go pounds of
bread, "yery white and light" the
smallest return being from Fultz and the
largest from "hard winter wheat
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-13

Mortified, Mass, is to receive a
present of a school-building from Mr..
Moody.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-13
A MYSTERIOUS CASE.

The Reported Death of J. W. Hillmsn. Late
of Lawrence. ka-.-His Life Insured for
s25 100. Which the Companies Refuse To
Psy-The Body Alleged 10 he Hiliman',
Proves tn be That of One Frank Nichols.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-13

at Medicine Lodge they met three per-
sons-Leyi and Albert Baldwin. and j.
Ii. Brown. the partner of Hillman. and
who, ii was alleged, had accidentally
killed Hillman by shooting. The Bald
wins were from Lawrence. and had gone
to Medicine Lodge to look into matters.
Hillman being friend of theirs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-05
q. I, 80. u. n. DENILEI,
Commissioner OF Pensions.


z .EDGE-HILL AND p ATAPsco INSTITUTE =
The Bnn and other papers OF Maryland an.
uounce that Miss. Sarah Randolph, of Edge
Hill, has accepted charge OF the Patapsco
Institute, at Ellicott City. Maryland.
This removal from Virginia will be re-
GREETED by great circle Of friends and ad-
mirers, Miss Sarah, Randolph having earned
the highest consideration both as author and
teacher, and,while we all give. her our best
wishes, hoping for her full success In her
new sphere OF labor. we can still wish that
she had seen her way to remaining among
|us.@ 'f.1aNSs'-.& - : - : =
That she must BE aloss to the Edge-Hill
school is plain. But that famous and adj
mirable school was conducted by the Misses
Randolph, Miss Sarah being one Of three
associate principals. It's methods. its ex-
cellences, and fhe remarkable advantages
! it offers, viii stilIremain forthe benefit OF
education. and still afford a yeritable ssss gen.
ltlewoman's" training. Misses Mary. and
Carrie Randolph will continue the Edge
Hill Seminary on the scale, with the objects
and presumably with the success which
have heretofore belonged to- it.-StGte., i:
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#
TELEPHONE PATENT REIssuED.- Wash.
iagton, February l.! ,1S79.-The Paten,
Ofice on the 18th OF January reissued to
tae assignees Ct Elisha Gray patent for
,,eiephones first granted to him July ~,
MIe, which is earlier in date than any
p mens for telephones issued TO Professor
; Se4; This reissue is. claimed to cover the
,uaeameutal principle and the subtantial
msseoanism OF the Bell telephone and Of all
vsaef Telephones in use. Tt is controlled by
INC ,ne American Speaking Telephone Com
thany, corporation organized in the in
Siesl OF MI. Gray and OF the Gold and
I nsnis ana Western Union Telegraph Com
70 taa.es, and 1t is said to be their intention
,n. saioIce II immediately against all persons
~ ot1 81 OF using other telephones than those
nan Tue american Speaking Telephone Com
pans.- Herald, February I'd.
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LATES T FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE STRIKE.

,.f,,.g IN, ~. THE STRIKE. -,n
= L LONDON, February 4.-Unless the masters
or men yield, the strike in the engineering
trade in London will commence. on the 7th.
The Amaleamated Society OF Engineers
took final action last night in favor OF re-
sistins the proposed reduction OF wages.
The strike VIII include the engineers, boil
er-makers, pattern-mukers, steam-englne
makers, and 'ironmongery workers at. eigh-
teen establishments, " hich have given no
tice OF reduction-namely, Hall at Dartfnrd,
Eastot &: Anderson at Erith, Hunter: 81
English at Bow, GWynne at Hammersnltb,
Pen at Greenwich, Humphrey at Deptford,
Stones at Dep ford, Mandslay at, Westmin-
ister-Bridge road, Appleby at Southwark,
Middleton at. Southwark Waller at South
,wark, Shears at :rSouthwark, Simpson at
Pimlico, Weston at Lambeth, Dryden at
FEambeth, Mazefeld st Chelsea, Worsham ct
Chelsea, and the Thames Iron-Works Com
pany. These include only small proper.
ton OF employers in the trade. None Of
the railway companies have joined in the
movement, and many large. private firms
have not notably Jamuada OF Tower Ham.
lets. 80 3d.. bst.,.s 1851 ~ 3, 49,
BrItisll F1agsfrip wellington on Fire.
- LONDON, February 4.-The flagship Duke
of Wellington is ,afre at Portsmouth. Hel
firc-signals are flying and alarm guns are
being fired. Tugs have gone to her assist.
ance. l:s.si Sflycs ,.:s..: . +
z .satl,:f sftz Civil War at Cabuf. 2siss5
e LONDON, February a dispatch from
Lahore to the Times says an official telegram
from Jellalabad reports that civil strife has
broken out at Cabul. Yakoob Khan is
Smelling Chandol, the kezilbash PORTION Of
the city. Numerous Sirdars have left Cabul
with their families.
south Americas. & II:
+. PANAMA, January 25.-GeneraI Delgado,
ID sseger President OF Panama, has Just
died. ~ & ~ - ~. III.
! Trouble Is apprehended between Chilli
and Bolivia on account OF taxes imposed by
tie latter upon the nitrate industries, which
are controlled by the former. g@lzs5S -. ~
Z. Z The general opinion IN Chill oyer the Ar.
eeritina question is that warwill soon be
declared. IS iChili is well prepared for naval
contest, having two very formidable IRON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-05
DANvILLE.t
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.1
ss FEBRUARY 4, 1879.
The sales OF leaf tobacco for last month,
MS reported by Dir. p. W. Ferrell, Of the
Tobacco Association, were rs follows :
Quantity sold, 1.72l,357 pounds; value,
SlS0,5S5. 90; average, Sl0.49. In January,
1873. the quantity sold was 1.S92,593; value,
Sl54.2IG SO; average, SS.15. / note a gain
in the average per hundred of 1884. In the
four months ending on the 31st OF January
the quantity of leaf tobacco sold was 6.213,-
9O2 pounds; the value thereof, S639, 01S.52 !;
the average per hundred, S10.2s. In the
corresponding period OF last year the guam
ti,y sold was 1888, 167 pounds; the value
thereof, S3S4,6sl.29; the average, S7.S2.
There's a gain in average for the last four
mouths OF S2.46. That's something worth
thinking Of. --t
The internal-revenue receipts from manu-
featured tobacco End cigars for last month
amounted to 500, 1890; for January OF last
year, $53,94l.09. Here also the difference
may be worthy Of notice, but 1t is differ
ence against last month OF SIT, 466.19.
The amount OF internal revenue from
spirits for last month was $3.50; from as
sessmeDts, 81, S36.23; from licenses, S2S7S2.
Total for last month, tobacco figures in
GUIDED, S39,237.95; total for january, 1878,
tobacco figures included, $50, 54S.97.
Information has just been received here
that few days ago Deputy United States
Marshal Lamkin and squad OF six men,
who were hunting for Illicit distillers in
Patrick county, were SHOT at near Lyme
berry's distillery. A bullet passed through
the hair Of one OF the men, and the clothing
Of another near the body was torn by bull
let, but no blood was drawn in either case.
The still-house was captured. and with it a
Spencer rifle, some guns, and pistols. Zone
man IA negro) was found in charge Of the
house, but the parties who did the shooting
escaped Deputy Marshal q. S. Lewis has
gone upto that section with reinforcements.
lIhe same we had yesterday, but fuller.
fhe amount OF the tax received last month
from the Motett registers, was $S26.43. This
Is less than the monthly average by about
800 Number of alcoholic drinks sGld,
3O,942;; number OF malt, 9,846. ~ = 9lfE
The managers Of the Grange warehouse
have obtained permission OF the Council to
extend their building Ia frame house, from
Craghead street to Bridge Street, and will
proceed to do SO at once.
Mr.. W. P. MiIlner, of Missouri, now on a
visit to his father, Colonel NJ. M. Mil!ner,
VINO lives near Cascade. I'M this county, fell
from bis horse on the 25th ultimo 'andthad
NE leg broken. s j ALPHA.
= = 2 : ~
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& - ~ -
9of cit1zens Of the United States aeainst tl,,,
Government OF NicnrDgtia t0aefter with
a resolution providing for the appointments
OF committee of five senator's 10 sic titi-.
.ringz recess, and inquire into snid claims
agafnst Nicaragua for udernnity for lives 6f
relatives, Imprisonment, &C., and to what
extent The Government OF Nicaragua should
make compensation therefor. Placed On
the calendar.
Mr.. Morrill,, or Vermont, from the FL
nance Committee, reported, with amend
menr, House bill to authorfze the issue ot
certificates OF deposit in aid OF reiundine
the public debt. Calendar.
z Mr. Coke, OF Texas, spoke ut length In
favor OF constructing railroad In Texas to
the Rio Grande: after which the Senate re.
s1med tie Consideration OF the unfinished
business. being the resolutions Of Senator
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-05
Norfolk.

SUDDEN DEATH-DR. RoBINsoN's SUCCESSOR.
- Especial telegram to the Dispateh.] ,---
NORFOLK, Va; february f. Willoughby
G. Butler, prominent master-builder and
architect Of this section, died suddenly at
the breakfast-table this morning at the resi-
dence of the family, in Portsmouth.
At an election for member Of the House
OF Delegates to all the vacancy occasioned
by the death Of DR.. E. C.yRobinson to-day,
Major A. Myers was elected. Only very
few votes were cas-. ,,,.t...fy ,-.,o;., .r.t,.g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-05
.rTluc Ohio Mining Troubles,

CINCINNATI, February A dispatch
tas o iemp maet '1 Wee b s9f nes
u the r amandS ars aeeeae Sa t to- Last
down in the mines, were assailedi upon
coming out, and would have been badly
Pbeaten but for the interference OF the 'po-
lice. The town is full of drunken miners,
and further trouble is anticipated.
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Ti,e Marylana Election Troubles.

BALTIMORE, February An the United
States Circuit Court, to-day, Judge Bond
sentenced Thomas Perry, Robert B. Perry,
and w. S.1Wilkinson, judges of election,
who were yesterday found guilty Of irregu-
Iaritv at the congressional election in the
Eighth district, Anne Arundel county, to
pay fine Of $50 each, with costs Of suit.
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The Brooklyn Presbytery has appointed q
committee, consisting Of three ministers and
two elders. to investigate the conduct oil
the Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage. it being the
common, report that he is guilty Of false
hood and deceit. and using improper
methods in preaching, tending to bring
religion into contempt. u.s.. -
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neon af, !, paINrlsG On last Friday astes-
thssn,;a. United States Senate ordered
the p,aassiag Of documents accompanying
New 4. .vs,,aents message in relation % tho
aaklps sse custom hallse appa intinants,
ihfid Z, s91E handsed md forty pages. two.
G,e , M eng q ma Tuls Kid aigs
sGavesn,ss &. Elfs was d. ne 9 the
tSeat :. printing co ft1 iess than
esaented Is no nppre-
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7. NEW YORK, Feoruary COTTON dnlI sales
SaIa oales uplanas.- WI OrIeans, &c. Flour
,Jeaay and IN. m0deraIe demand: southern aour
qnssst ana uncnanged common 70 lsir t1tr1s $500
soad 70 Snolee esLra, 20 " heas--
anS ssprlng; 4e9scs De.er an0 m0oefaIeiy ac.
uu auu scaLSsJ 70 Ilm, ospIlngf
simgss red 20 as sI
49,. ~; SUksi--So.S sS.shetseL,
nt 1na gaieL Cats auies VIII unlM.
s,r ~s,v sn,,. RI. qsles alu 51
sEc rrinsn &c refned s6essu , u T. o ;s
Saaaud Ifoiassas anil and ,o,,na, pss. T. q ~;
dam and sfesdy Possn AM az a.,nss ~ tsr
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Arseasxs0f ssesssa stss.
b House of ErRasassr ATIysss I,
!. ~ n{,rssnpu d 1 pfs1 is5S

- EbiEMaTS Oh lct usss 49, -
am feceIytn seFs almost daily Tor iii ~
lars, :, and would siigg rest thar as IL contains
valuable isSornaat soH many oi your
readers that you publish Il. ,s3
Very truly yours,
JosEPa D RGENsEN. s
3 We have published the Law. The csrcn-
larssare as follows:
No clam FOR arrears under the proyisis ms
5of the above act, due to d pensfoner already
upon tue rotls, with ne addnsted until Con.
gress shah have appropfsas the money for
the payment OF auch Claim. s z
Applications for auch arrears may, how.
ever. be fled, but will receive no answer
until the claim ID adj usted. Isl
The above rules are necessary to prevent
The work OF the Office from becoming block.
AIDED by unnecessary correspo ndenee.
81, j. a. BENTLEY,
Commisst oner OF Pensions.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INFERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE,
WAsHrsGToN, D. G., January 81. 1879.
.s. b: e CIRcuIAR.l.ETTER. IA
ii Sis,-Persor,s who are entitled to arrears
OF pension under the net granting arrears,
approved January %, 1879, and whose ren-
SlctiS Wctt# TuIIbtu pTeFt0uS 10 Uiitt. uSlt,
will not require the assistance OLA claim
agent in obtaining the amount due them.
All correspondence in relation to any claim
for such arrears will be with the person en-
titled, and no claim agent will be recognized
in such claim. sfs.5,s :
a letter addressed to the Commissioner
of Pensions. signed by the person who was
IN receipt OF the pension at the date afore-
said, and two witnesses, in the presence OF
a magistrate, will be the only application
required, and upon which the rights OF all
parties concerned will be adjusted.
The Pension Certificate should not be
sent to this Office, but 1t mast be exhibited
to the magistrate. &: II
The letter should be in the following or
equivalent form: t5ls {
= To the Commission e. OF Pensions. .:,,4,,,
I,............, q pensioner under Pension Cert.
ncate No. hereby apply for the arrears due
proved january. 25, 1875. My pos,-oface address
Is There Insert she name OF the pOstpce, andff the
claimant resides in city, the name and number OF
the street and residence must aisobe gIvsnl: -
~. i. s..s5F1E ssss 4 4, Name 81. ctdiman
|sTATE Dr., coUNTY;oF --.--, IS: ~
TO me 10 be the person he describes himself to be,
and ut the same time he,exhibied to me- his PEN
sion certiHcatesYldch is numbered - f.{E
11S as;S. iH:gia Magistrates signatare.''
t-s sstsg.r -ysgfU tr ftI titE7f s't.ff7
Very respectfully, is,as, i,'aa ,.s.a
,ss',75, $3.50 aitls;:: >. AZ BENTLEY;
y 49, Commissioners or Pensions,
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A Lady Ki,ls Her 'nrother-i,-la a, |,

CINCINNATI, February 4.-Martha Collins
killed her brother-in-law, Jonathan Drake,
at Buckner, Jackson county, Mo-, on Sum
day. The lady had been receiving atten-
tlons from man who was Objectionable to
her family. Drake forbade him to come, to
The house, and the girl, hearing OF it, shot
Drake through the heart.
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The late Representative Hartridse's
x t-rs.f SuepqSsOP, -.a. -, I'll g.

SAVANNAH, Ga, February 4.-The First
Congressional District Convention met to-
day to- nominate a candidate for the unex-
pred term OF the late Representative Hart.
ridge. ON the twentieth ballot the name OF
Colonel W. T. Thompson was withdrawn
and Hon. W: B. Fleming, Of Liberty coun-
ty, was unanimously nominated.
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: y = : - 10. - = 49, IT
SILK Men ON a Strike.

; Paterson, N. j. February 4.-The
Wrappers in the silk mill Of Dexter & Lam
bert to tbe number Of thirty-four have: gone
ont on demand for higher wages, and seri-
GUS embarrassment in operations were
feared, -......-
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ffunfas g6b l1iassx III III x.tHa "a ss,,ise IN j,
AZ ~
Z ftpess S2.50GssG cypress afxsfIfehs EEl340.2
- Loo. Lashs-S Split III cared 81 o@&t.e5
stavss Yhfskcy- barrel sirnfsraresu.t 1S@426D
loco: saasoI,ed. S20ga2I v Loco Elour-nAgrd
slmber. 1850 p I. GOO. F1our-harrel p0iesr 90 :
hozsbead -h0oTs. Toe. - bundle. 8 = ).
ess Powder. Shots kes
I. Fisse Toys mining, aEc.aSI.2S q 100 fssfs
3 Ponder: 1878 By The aye kees--less than ave-
segs, &6.25 bia$tlng, 81 25@789.E0 -
eSaota Northern, 81 66 81 haR OF rs M. 81
GrsHdstoBss: f5M2Hcs a b.
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- $3.50 - TUESDAY,, FeDruarY =, 1873.
The breaks to-day comprised 80 hogsiieads and
Is tierces The offerings at auction Change were
CSC packages; of which number As were. sold at
p:ices ranging from S2:l TO to $2425. =
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. February 4-Noon,-Ss0cks weak.
Money. on call, 2H: per cent. tEXchanae-Long,
1865 short, 4SfA. State bombs dull Governments
irregular. ii5 i 49, iif 3 *
| .sventng.-Money, 2@2k per cent. Exchange,
4s5@4eSa. Governments active; new 5's, 1o4N
States dull. .g.Sfg !.
|. s4~..,r,--x.E BALTIMORE. M ges4iE :.sT t
BALTIMORE. Febrnary4.-Nirginia 6's, deferred,
a: consofs, 50: second series, SO; past-due cou-
pons, TIN. Bid to-day. s&yssaiE ~ 1885,
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Financially Embarrassed.

BosroS, February 4.-The firm of Fenno
& Long, stock brokers, are financially en-
barrassed, but to what extent is not ascer-
tanned.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-We hayem
~ Just received TWENTY SUITS OF BLACK u.
WALNUT FURNITURE, and would ell spe- ~
these goods fer cash. we offer Inducements that will
satisfy any one who Will give us call. Fine FAR
LUR SUITS. and SIDEBOARDS, FANCY DESKS,
aud WORKSTANDS. 4 full line Of cheap Pop
LAR FURNITURE. L. GATHRiGHT SON..
De IL | - 16 Governor street.
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Flnur.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Fine, s2.75@s3: superTne, 81; extra. S475@
IS; common family, $3.50: fancy brands, 700
$3.50. .-....,,
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WHEAT.-Red, 20 bushels, mixed at 8 .03; 100
bushels very good Fnliz at Oh 18 bushels prime
Fultz at r$1.06; 80 bushels prime u. S1.06; II
bushels fair Futz at Sl-total. 1s4 bushels.
r. CoRN.-TFhfte. a. Bushels very good at 43c.: SO
bushels gondat 42c. 90 bushels very good &c.
total l 90 bushels. Mired, 252 bushels at Acc. I.
MEAL.-44 bushels prime ut 4Sc.
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BURTAg-CAshS. sc.
FURNITURE.

TURNITUREl FURNITURE!-H
II WHOLESALE AND EETAIL.-I have Sjss
always Oh hand full and complete stock OF (E4
the most reliable factories East and West; also, OF
my own make. &ffer special Inducements. Parties
In want will not be doing justice 10 themselves with
OUT giving me coli and examining my stock and
prices. A liberal discount TO the trade.
\. 49, RI, - -.--2-.s.f. WILLIAM DAFFROS,
- 1893 Main street.
f. Factory and Upholstery Rooms, 6, Is, and 20
north Fifteenth street. h23
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SusnerIded PubIicatIol,

UTICA, N. Y, February 4.-The Utica
Daily Republican suspended publication
this morning. ~ ...... ,
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THOMAS BRAN CHI & CO., .@25.
I-aa. 80 ~ 3ssi RICHMOND, VA, 81
DEALERsIN INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
UNITED STATES PER CENT. and PER
CENT. BONDS for sale. 9
Drawers Of SIGHT EXCHANGES ONLoNnoN
and PARIS. *a$t n Z = Jaoo-l"S
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcHMoSD, February A., 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
rWHEAT--Red, s84 bushels. GH
CoRN.-JYhite. l96 bushels. AiTed, 252 bushels
MEAL.-12S bushels .sl,.,t..s .a....s. IL -. ,
BLACKEYED PEAs.-10 bushels. - -
REANS.-l1 bushels -
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:, '-71II = - - 90 $50 ~ T
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL. 4i!a
TINTED STATES BONDS. 4 AND 6
PER CENTS, and ALI GLASSES OF sECURI.
TIES, BOUGHT AND SOLD by:
CAMPBELL s scHooLcRAFT, Brokers,
( 20 q oaaow y::lss SIS l,sS Ricbmond va
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LAGER BEER.

EAGLE BREWERY,
T. GEORGE W. ROBINSON. PROPRIETOR
CORNER HARRISON AND CLAY STREETS,
y s.-sma E"#s-H- tRfcHMOND, VA.
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RESULT OFTTIE ELEtsFioN IN no
FILL On. RoBINsoEss III q,
RouBLEs IN OH no NssgEssiua ALAND
OTHER WAsHIFeToE NEWs-sx sIssoURr
" OMAN KILLS HER BRoTHER. IE-LAW-
TOfACCo.TAx: VILE m BE REDUCED
ToeTxTEEN GESTsY ERECTION OLA CON.
GREssBfAN FRosi GEO GT1 70 FILL ME-.
sgHARTRTDGEB Observation-Disclosures
]. cIAI. AND cot Kct Ars NEWS ENH5
4 LIsH FLAGSHIP DUKE IoFsWELLINaToN
ON FIRE-ClvIE STRIFE Al EABEL, &c. 6
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This Brewery has been recently fitted up with all
tho latest improvements, ard Is now Offering the
best BEER made In the Unired States.
The Beer has been thoroughly tested, and Is highly
recommended by prominent physicians for family
use.
THE GOLD MEDAL was awarded to the EAGLE
BR EVERY for SUPERIOR LAGER BEER, ALE,
and PORTER ut the last Fair or the Virginia Agrt-
CULTURAL Society.
r. STATE AssAYER AND CHEMISTS OFFIcE,l
= RICHMOND, November l, 1878.
The LAGER BEER manufactured by Dir. G. w.
Robinson ut the Eagle Brewery, In this city, has
been chemically examined by me. the samples test
ed having been collected BY myself. and found FREE
FRoM ADULTERATTSC sUpSTANcES. 1t may ne
nsed as mettcue or beverage In full assurance OF
no Ia-sEl Staye Chemist.
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= STATE AssAYER AND CHEMISTS OFFICE,
= - ~ RICHMOND, November l, 1873.
= BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

FINE STATIONERY.
ELLYSON & YANCEY,,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
So S' 1lI2 MAIN STREET, =.
have Just received supply Of the latest designs In
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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

:: Mr.. Mills, Of Texas, made the Republi.
cans@cheer to-day by bis attack on the Dem
ocratic party for its false economy in want
ing to reduce the army. This, he charged,
was the cause OF Clusters death. The Re-
publicans found enough Democrats to join
with them to prevent any effort at reduc:
ton. The vote on the army appropriation
bill which. the House considered until a
late hour this afternoon, Will be reached