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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-21

The EXCHANGE HOTEL ROBBERS WHO
ESCAPED FROM JAIL REARREsTED.-All OF
the Exchange Hotel thieves who escaped
from the Richmond Jail some time since
have been captured. On Monday the Chief
OF Police OF Chicago telegraphed that man
calling himself Maloney had been arrested
there, supposed to be the man Bradley. Of
the trio OF Bradley. Murray, and Thomp-
son, convicted OF robbing guests of the Ex-
change Hotel. Sergeant Lee sent Deputy
Tyler. aud Captain Wilkinson, with re-
QUESTION from Governor Holiday, to con-
vey him back 10 this city.
Yesterday telegram was received from
the Chief OF Police OF Chicago stating that
Tyler and Wilkinson had arrived there, and
that Fox alias Murray, and Redding alias
j. Thompson, had also been arrested. All
three were identified. Judge Christian, OF
the Hastings Court, telegraphed to the
Richmond officers that acquisitions from the
Governor would be mailed, and TO remain
in Chicago until they received them.
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STILL OUT OF THE Woops.-Msrriott Boswell
Esq, secretary 10 the BoarI Of Police Commission
ers, Baltimore, who promptly cured of long
standing rheumatic afeciion of The wrist. which
rendered his hand almost useless, is still enjoying his
convaIescence, and cheeffuy recommends DR..
HERSDoN's GYPsT's GIFT 10 al! suffering from
rheumatism. Sola by all I've druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-21

THE PYTuIAN BANQUET at Levy's Hall last
night was gotten I'D by d. COLUMBUS. OF 321
Broad street: and in every respect crcfi,abc to
his taste and skill and worthy Of the occasion and
the Pythian brotherhood,
1t was nicely prepared aud elegantly served, ard
received the praise of many of those present.
COLUMBUS l: the man fo- haEQnetS and parties.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1879.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDIcATToEs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, slightly colder and partly cloudy
weather and areas OF light snow. northerly
TO westerly winds, and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, northwest
to northeast winds, cold and partly cloudy
weather, generally clear in the southern
portions, rising barometer, with stationary
or slight fallin temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-21
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City C0uncU.-There will be a regular
meeting OF the City Council tonight. The
annexation question will come up, and sew
eral petitions from citizens will be present.
ed. As thequestion OF annexation interests
us all, no doubt many persons will be pre-
sent TO see what action the Council will take
in regard 10 it.
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mo. 256-INyogGNTARY.l.
TN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF TIE
IL UNITED STATES FOR Tsag EASTERN Dis
fTRiIT OF yI2GTNIA--IN gsiIs4 MkTTER GE'
PAINE. GABEsjL & co.. BANEEuPIs, ata
SIn.-This is 10 fdye you notice fiat we have sled
in said court final accounts DIS assie nees OF the
.eseafcof the above bankrupts. and sat on ths 1La
f0r aie setlgiuent of our said accounts, nd Tor
diachafge FROM az inability as assfgtees OF asaid
5o96 ~ The Revised Statutes OF the Unttcd Staies.
-, ~ - y JAMES CASKIE, 3
zess3. .f!tsst JAMES L. APPERsON,' ~
ti6 f igsl Assisnees. II,
1. = 49, teD' 80, 80 fe 2I-F2w 9i
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT-STORES. i.

II Ea
No. 1905 east Main street, recently occupied by
Ma rcus Harris. ,,s'
No. l414 east Main street, recently occupied By
John Mccormick. @.i
No. 1927 east Main street, adjoining the City
Bank. -
No. l44l cast bfain street, recently occupied by
james McGraw.
BRICK STORE on Twelfth street. adjoining
Clemmtt Joues's. and recently occupied bY Cai-
lahan as a restaurant.
No. ITO Franklin street. near Old Market, re-
Gently occupied by Graves & Bush.
Apply to FRANK D HILL. J. CO., y
Real Estate Agents and auctioueers,
fp 00-3t 1l0S Main street.
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lsrNo. 1851

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 7 HE
Tpifs' OF VIRGi%IA-IN., THE MATTER OF
ABNf.R W. STRANGE, BANKRUPT, TN BANK
RIcIiMee7D, VA, February &C, 1870. a
To .g.IE CREpITGa.S OF THE ABOVE BANK,
szuIsr: You will pleaxe take noce tSSat final meet.
tss Of declaring dvsaeEd viii be hed tlie Gfice
OF Thomas :. Atkins, Es!., Register IN Dahkrn2tcy
in esae ctlstom-house. la the CITY OF E1ehmonei H.
Mao,G. IST 8. q, IL oselock A. NJ. In aocorosnce
wifi ihc nrotisions OF. the Revised Statates OF se
United SIates-Title, lEailruptc>yand eese tIugfth-
nt Its and Supplements iiereo.r AND shdll lfssh
and htse aasly f0r NY sWis.aYRm S,i.aIgm B. PErTT, 2
fns2l Few issS ~ l5.t sat AssiEnee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-21

PERSONAL---VERY.. Father, James B. White
is earnestly engaged in soliciting aid from
the Catholics of Richmond In behalf OF his
charge in Raleigh, N. c., where he hopes,
with this and other assistance, to erect a
church. He and his small congregation are
sadly in need, and have no churci, even in
tbs the capital of the State. It is grattiy-
ing to state That bis efforts in this good cause
are 80 far successful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-21

An Engiishman writes to the London
,Staadard! q mournful letter upon The inva-'
sion OF the British markets by American
manufacturers. He found ia his travels
that American calicoes and cottons had sll-
perseded the same style OF English goods
on the continent. hCos,ingl home he found
bis ironmongerj selling lamerican spades,
saws. ehIseist hammers, and axes, and other.
dealers with stocks of Americnn locks,
bolts, stoves, aud ailamps. AmericaD leather
is sent te England to bemadeup into shoes.
English carriages are2 built out OF materials:
which .ayeerosse6 thesAtlantic- 4 States are
now quarried in the United States tosroofj
English homes q Ny grocery my butter
man, and probably sy butcher, a1!says this
writer, /" deal largely fn American goods Oh
all kinds y ;feven the cigarettes which ne
smokes are made in Richmond, Va, anu
the ben with which he writes comes not
from Birmingham, but from an american
manHfscto ctory.,epsW York. Tribune. 80 =
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS.

BLACK and COLOR ED CAsHMEREs,
BLACK aud COLoRED ALPACAS,
PERCALES. CAMBRICS, -..... .
HANDKERcHIFFS, LINENS, ,EoSIERY.
JEwELRY. WRITING-PAPERS,
UNDER GARMENTS ~ ..s. .f.e.~.
nd other goods for the present seasos, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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BRrEFs.-No important business At Police

BRrEFs.-No important business at Police
Court yesterday. = sSg d 5E@
There are many applicants for appoint
ment as notaries public, but NO vacancies
for Richmond. rs.
The House OF Delegates has hard time
keeping quorum OF the night sessions.
sit is proposed to paint the roof of the
Capitol building and do some necessary re-
pairing there, for which one thousand dol
lars win be voted. a--.,' q :. -.
It is not unlikely that the McCuiloch bill
viii be reached iE the House too day.. Its
friends arevery hopeful. Y q Il. II
Remember that the banks will be closed
tomorrow, tbe 22d. 1881 @%% +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-21

NJ. ELLYscN Il CO.. aGT eriisirg agents. insert ad
vertisements in all Of :he newspapers OF the Cnias
Sis es At publishers ratcs. Orders LETT AZ the U1s
patch countinS-rooIn will receive prompt atten
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RIFLE-MATcH.-The military rifIe-match
which was TO have taken place on the 22d
has, been postponed on account Of the regi.
mental parade on that day. stsaa X
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-21

Andretns's Bdzdr: for February, very
illustrated fashion-mcnthiy for
the ladies'. has been received from the pub
fisher. '' : :
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SAVE MONEY ny having Jour printing done Gttht
DISPATCH PRINTING-IiOCSE. Good WorE, ioN
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LANDER" WIusKEY, sold By W. d. BLAlB
Co., at So per gallon. incding state lax Is good
sound, pure whiskey. . ....
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MILITARY soIaEg.- THE Grays will pa
rade this evening at 3 o'clock, and ut night
will have q soires dGnsante aud supper az
LeVy's Hall. 80
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WHAT rs MosT NEEDED.-[From the New
Haven Register 1--Itwouldu't be bad idea
for some Of the Democratic senators Mt
Washington to take little starch bitters In
their Bourbon In order TO stiffen their back
bone on the. repeal of the supervisor law.
Starch bitters, plain, is, what Bayard seems
to need = t.i-si 20" ..11''
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"AMDER ~ WHIsKEY.-Te retail this pure RYE
WnIsKEY at s2 prr gallon, including State lax.
". d. BLAIR & 90.
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Scribner and St. Nicholas received from
Ellyson & Yancey, 1112 Main street.
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Gl'AN1,.
tOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANU.
TO TIE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA.
SihtI .S' a. -
EfruSo.D. VA. Jaulary 9th, 1879

VIRGINIA.: es
RfCUEo:0, VA, January 9Th. 1879.
we have This cay rcsgact the o:cGcy !ur ,:.e sale
oc tbe p.<ifc Gua,.o Con psny's brands.
Under tie term OF settlement between III" .dctfc
Gu.uo Comp..,, and ourselves. all The cited b-
Sincss OF ls7s irc'uj'a. COLLECTION. &c, IS 10 tt
managed by succcss surs. Messis JOHN - EEEs.
& CO.. nf Baltimore. whom Te cnEi'pcrT = yJa. b.-
lit.yng vo,r relation, with them viii IL Eolh plea.
"'' WALKER. SAUNDERS & co.
From In" above card you viii please not that it'
Ageacy of the PuciGc GIiino Company NH he con-
fuc;pi Lert after by Ihr undersigned fron baislp"te
as well ss Richmond The splendid reinta!rn ~
soluble r. ellie GuaIo, earned ~ ite superior exec
cnce and remarkable adapIabi!y 10 The soil oI VIZ
sinia. especially on cotton corn, aua tDnaccos Wttf
continue to Ge sustained, 2ulranl|e t1I ahpr.-
ed IN the wise management Of the Pac!Sc Gu'Lo
Company, which has practically nni!mlis, r. s1e,e,s
at rs coiEmand-yiz, ample capital tsl.Oc0,9uol.
extensive works. most approved niacoifery' alRG
deposits OF phosphate. best scieniiar atly 20 2ai
OF when add Il long experience in the business IA
connection with The undprsicfed as general agents.
dating back to 1865. We Will keep supply 0t
Gnano on band ., Norfolk Portsnoatb, Pefer.hars,
snd Richmoui. 80. -: skst
(, 2o.Sn Baltimore and Richmond.
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GROCERIES u: reduced rat.snt
JOHN NJ HIcGlSS'S,
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GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. fifty cents pound
It JOHN VI. NIGGINS.S.
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FRENCH BRANDY. only Eve dollars gallon, at
JOIly VI. HIGGISS'S.
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Gentlemen vii! find i large assortment OF FUR
NISIlING GOODS. and az .ow prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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~ pieces LIN GN 10-t "iuS,
100 pieces B1RD-EYE DIAPER, only damaged by
water;
900 pieces DRESS LINEN, slightly wet
100 pieces BLAY LINEN, which viii be sold as
special bargain; -'.''"
SO pieces LINEN DRILL, which will be sold at
half their value;
80 pieces LINEN DRILL, striped; ~
2 bales COTTON at 4Xc.;
8 cases PRINTS, same old price, only damaged
by water; ; .5 IS. -.
200 dozen TOWELS from &C.. to n shilling; 20,
500 pair CHILDREN's STOCKINGS at &C.; ..
$50 pair REAL KID GLOVES. warranted not to
rip, at 25c. pair, worth 81;
10 pieces CASHMERE at 5Oc.-real value soc.
yard; Z" --.-.-..
10 pieces CASHMERE at 5oc.-rcal value s1.25-
slightly wet only;
100 new patterns of CAbfBRIC EDGE from &C. to
Sl-lhe largest stock Of Edges in tile city;
A few more of those CORSETS left at 25c.;
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS and CASH
r. MERES III great variety, at
-... ..,f .... SYCLE BROTHERS.
n. B.-You should call at once, rs these goods will
hive 10 be sold. fe 19-eod
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and

THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY !: s A. NJ, 80;
9 A. NJ, $s5 noon, A.; 8 P. M 40; 6 P.
NJ, 81; midnight, 80. ,..,,
Mean temperature, 341.6. .',l, -
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BANKRUPTCY.

-..- -.-s NO. il .t 49,.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR TIE EASTERN DIS.
TRICT OF VIRGINIA-IS THE MATTER OF'
A. j. PERKINS, A BANKRUPT, IN BANK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-21

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CoScsRE- Take notice,
that petition has fled i'll said court BY a. d.
Perkins. Of Louisa county, In said district. daily
declared 4 bankrupt under the act OF Congress
of March g. 1867, and the acts a3nendatory thereof
and supplementary thereto. for discharge. anG GER
tfcate thereof from ali his dents and other claim:
pruvable under said 1t Is, and that the 7TII DAY
OF MARCH, 1879, ut II O'Clock NJ, at the
Gee of Thomas s. Atkins. ESQ, dset,isttr in Eank
7rbIltcy in the eastonl-hOuse. Ia the CITY OF Rich
1aGud, Va, is assignee tor tie hearing of e same,
,AyiIcu and where sou may attend .d show cause II
any You have Why the prayer OF tle said petition
HfesIFow JOHN R, ptypfIas. Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES TfEES DAY.

Sc On all sales Of Re6L Estate made bst.ses'
tae lst gf JanGory AMI last of June hs fdLeSle
the present yeur HHre to Js PAID bythe puTcfnss,
On al sales made 6et,ceenthe lSt of Jutytlaid is
OF tie year the taGeS haze TO be paid by the SesT
IThiS custom was adoctcd about fifteen years age
bv ali the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies TO Richmond and ycintyJ
JAS, MACDQCGALL, IT bis warcrooms, at l0'i
O'Clock, furniture. chro!nos, hardware &C.. &c.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,1 II q: H., for Messrs. >. II.
; Williams G. Co. ut NO. 1907 Cary street. large
lot Of, syrups glycerlnc, lic4rice, orAngc'pc
olive oil. tobacco. iron safe, Office furniture, &c
T. L. WHITING, 10 A. NJ. priu,mg -nress, types
imposing-stones. print, rs' appliances. &C. on
Governor street Between Br0ad and Ross streets.
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LOST. sTHaYED. AND FOUND.

GTRAYED FROM Ny STABLE. E0
~ on Wednesday night, my old GRAY4SA
HORSE. VIII be glad TO pay reasonable rewardIo
any one 10 return him to my office, shcckoe Siip.
fe 2l-1tF X. l.. BARNES.
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GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-
TIE 'PARADE.-Y yesterday mornings ses-
sion Of the Grand Lodge OF Knights Of ty-
thias was devoted to amendments to The
constitution. = The Lodge adjourned at 1:30
to allow delegates and Others to take part In
the parade. .'t@si; ac- 1e-I 80
In the afternoon the visiting brethren and
Richmond lodges, headed by q band ofmu-
sic. pafaded through the principal streets,
making fine appearance. The turnout
was not very large, owing probably to- the
windy and raw weather. The Uniformed
fKnignts fr0mN n NsEfolk aDg Peftsnou ,f Il were
the u" observed of all Observers" There
were Knights from other cities also in the
line.
The uniformed division of Welcome
Lodge, No. so, Knights of Pythias, OF Sui-
folk, arrived yesterday in charge of Com
mander j. T. Riddick, and participated in
the parade. >5
I Last night the delegates and" visiting
brethren we're entertained at a banquet at
Leyy's Hall. ,l !. :.t- ". 1T.
The Grand Lodge will meet this morning
at 81 O'clock
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Ey"TWO HUNDRED PIECES BROWN
COTTON, slightly damaged by water-each piece
containing from 20 TO SO yards-to be sold ut S1.4S
piece At .t.e .e.~... .s-.-.. Il, /.
fe 1s COHEN BROTHERS..
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TJOR RENT-DWELLINGS.

No. 500 west Grace street; 10 rooms; modcrn
improvements.
No. l3 north Sixth street; 10 rooms, modern Inn
provements.
No. 1000 west Main street, formerly the resi-
dencc of William l.. Solmon. Is, .,s- ,
No. TOT Grace street, near Seventh; 10 rooms,
modern improvements.
M. corner OF Main and Fourth streets; b
rooms, all modern I'm mproyemeuts. '
No. IL Main, near Fifth street; rooms. all mod
No. SOS north twelfth street; FOODS and mod.
ern improvements.
Fifteen sMALL a HOUSES parts of the
city al from % 10 siI fEANR Psa HSnin' b HILL CO.
fe 2o.s. = llos sfaL0 street
EUR RENT, THOSE TEREEMs
4 HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELL-M4
roof above with saloon parlors and all the modern
Improvements, finished In every way In the most M at
tractive manner on Franklin street between Madi-
ST Two S'1 LARGE FoUR-sToRY TOBACCO
FACTORIES on Cary and Dock streets, corner
TW6.STURY BRICK DWELLING No. sls
west Grace street, With all the modern improve
LARGE BRICK DWELLING No. 24l6 Mar
shall street, between Twenty-seSentn and Twenty
enn sEes VIZ RFIGk 'n D% Isaf" on Fourth
street corner Jackson street, with four rooms
TWO.SrORY BRICK DWELLING on Fourth
street between jackson and Duval stree ;. %ih SIX
| rooms, Including kitchen.
ERAME DWELLiNG No: SIS st. John N str street ea,r
|
'1is The + FiRsT TsI' and SECOND STORIES over the
store Of William Jenkins i Co., Gain street near
81 Lpn!y mi, t., to- ''' RICHARDSON & CO..
| Real Estate Agents.
| fc 2C-it ... .. lib Main street.
EOR RENE. THAT VERY DESl-Ma
II RAELE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. withfA1
four acres OF land on Grove avenue und about ope
| fourth OF mile west II Richmond. now in the cc-
c,iDancv af Professor larri.nl. This Is one OF the
most desirable residence, on the Gyove roln Large
| framed dwelling in GOO. order, Win some io or ~
rooms: good buildings, large grrcn-hou an
| beautiful shrtlhperv Possession giVtr loih shrch
! next. Rent very low s,>-
| ..a, No. Tenth street, Skaters builiin2.
| &c l0-cod3t
T,OR RENT, LARGE SUBURBAN G.
| a RESIDENCE. with slN acres Of Iich llt. El.l
on Cary.strrtt road. about two miles west o. Rich
mOnd: dwelling contains some ten ROOMS. ana Ii ~
| good order; buildings ample. To soHd tehant
t'-'' "'C GEoRGE 5. VISION < SOW. Agcn.s,
No. Tenlh street, Shatcr's building.
fe l9-eod3r He.
LOR RENT, TWO OF THOsEGA
Il Large. CONVENIENT. an. MELL-EQ
AREANGEp tNEWl BRiCK & ADWEM!N6s," 5,I on ~. RI:
completed. containing about sixteen rnrn, eacn'
| besides large bu.enen; for .anndiyan Other pnr-
oses 11 1 haSs s I'll the mgocr1 c.nysnSac ,,s
&c. Rent reasonable. App;yt? :, conn,~
&.E.- .. ti-"21T Real Estate AsnDf.
fel7-eod3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
DOR RENT, VALUABLE FAEM@s
L OF $50 ACRES. four mites west CT The city ts.l
OF Ricnmoud, near !le Drcp Kun turnpike aud ris-
pscs's Crossing, ou The Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac II, lIra al, with good dwelling and
'AfFe ''''''N' ''r''' RICHARDSON & CO..
fe 2o-4t - llI3 Main str~t.
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M SYCLE BROTHERS
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LOCAL MATTERS.

YoUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN Assoc1AT1oE
MEETINGS At Dr. PREsFoN's CHURCH.
Bishop Doggett conducted the meeting and
made an able, earnest, and telling address,
closing with a most affecting appeal to the
uncoDver:ed to come TO Christ and ind rest
now I. ~ Z +.,''s
Rev. DR.. g., e. Dickinson related atoueh-
ing incident Of one who sought and found
Christ alone. Is! = E, ',,
a number OF special requests were sent
up, and number Of 'unconyerted rose in
the congregation for prayer. J..
DR.. Hoge, DR.. Warren, and DR.. Edwards
led in special prayer.
r It was meeting Of interest to the large
crowd present. g..,....,.,. -.~:,-s~r -.
The meeting this eVening-from 5Sto g.
will be conducted by Rev. DR.. w. E.
Hatcher
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1T ONE HUNDRED n EW PAT
TERMS OF HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERT
lNGS.
EVERLASTING EMBROIDERY EDGINGs in
great variety. very cheap. a.-
CASHS COVENTRY RCFFLlNGS at lower
prices thsn ever.
WIRE and BEISTLE HAIR E-BRUSRES.
CLOTHES-BRUsHES, -
COMBS Of every description,
POCEET-BOoKS, PURSES,
NEMORANDA.BOOKS,
RUFELES, RUFFLINGS,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, ut .
Gcas r.. LEVY BROTHERS.
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~ WATERPROOF CLoAKs TO BE

sI[4- WATERPROOF CLOAKS TO BE
sold ut one half Of reg ular prices:
REAvER-C CLOTH CLO4tKS at S6 worth So;
DrAyER-CLOTH CLOAkS at IS worth sl4;
BEAVER-CLOTH CLOAkS at 50 worth sl5;
HEAyER- CLOTH CL0AES at $40 worth SIS;
BEAyER-CLOTH CLoAES at s12 worth $40:
BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKS ut s14 worth S25;
CHrLDRES,S CLoAKS at $3.50, So, $3.50, 81,
$3.50. ant, s5-at LEVY BROTHERS..
Tfe 1SI
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HAVE OPENED

ONE HUNDRED CASES OF GOODS
DAMAGED BY WATER ONLY. ..u. .
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spEcIAE NOTICES
e THE GREAT NEW YORK FIRE
, COHEN BROTHERS
RAVE nEcoME THE PURCHASERS OF OVER
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
D r Y coo D S ,

Dry GOODS,
pAxAoEpBr WATER ONLY AT THE GREAT FIRE FIRE
IN NEW YORK. Ia: asa..
These goods were purchased at a great sacrifice,
and win be offered at q small advance. They con-
sist 10 part Of aa ::..g.2f I,,;2
WHITE aud coLoREp TABLE DAMAsK;
LINEN and COTTON. sHEETING and SHIRT
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BLAz LINENS;
FURNITURE LINENS, IN plain and fancy;
TABLE-CovERs, sHIRTING-LiNENs, "a,
TOWELS, HAsfBURGH ,EMBBoIDER1Es, -.
TABLE NAPKINS .vti ,f :o+.gu t.z;s7;:s,.
and many other goods, - ,ff; : .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-21

L,OR RENT, LARGE SUBURBAN O.
A RESIDGNCE. with slX acres Of i1ch Lilt. Es.l
on Cary-strrct road about two miles west o. itIc:-
mOnd: dwelling contains some ten rooms. an'l Ii IN
good ornier ol!f-buildings ample. To sond tenant
rent will he tow. Appiy tn , ... ...--..
- GEORGE :. ViSIIOS K SON. Agcn!s,
No. Tenlh street, Shafcr's building.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-02
why This softcninge

The Tallahassee Floridian says: We
are informed that a gentleman residing
in Wakulla County, by the name of Cox,
who is cultivating small farm, upon
arising one morning last week was sur
prised to find that during the night his
residence had been changed from re-
gion where water could not be seen and
was situated on the border of a lake.
When he retired the evening before his
house was far away from any pond, lake
or river, but upon going out next morn
ing his surprise can be imagined when, in
stead Of his garden, an immense sink, fifty
or sixty yards square, filled with water,
running up within eighteen or twenty
feet of his residence, met his gaze. Dur
ing the night this transformation oc-
Cured, leaving not even a vestige of the
tallest pine trees which were standing in
their full majesty, only twelve hours be-
fore. These sinks, however, are not un.
frequent in that county. 1t has only
been short time since that sink oc.
CURED near Lavender's Mill, more re
markable than the one alluded to above
in that it occurred upon the very top ;
hill, one of the highest points of land il
that county. Will not some one explaiI
these occurrences?