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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-06-05

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This would make handsome large farm,
being exec lent land. Must be sold in one
lot.
Z sWA Of NW4 4 sWA 10 1873 So
Surface: The upland is 60 feet above the
James River, and Is gently rolling, the
bottom land slops to the river. Soil: a
dark sandy loan IS to 20 inches deep in
the valley. Subsoil: clay. Timber: Elm
and Box Elder, 80 cords on the north
west quarter, Water: James River so to
Is feet wide, good water. Stone on face
Of the bluff Section we'll adapted to
general farming.
8 All of Is 142 IS
On special good terms to actual settlers.
9NEh 7'13s 63
Surface: undulating. Soil dark loan,
1S inches Deep with few stones. Sub;
soil: clay. Numerous small meadows with
good grass for hay. ...
The above lands will be sold IN whole
or in part and is better bargain than a
homestead or pre- emption on government
land, as the purchaser will no. have to
live on his land to maintain his title.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-06-05

Dc R0ssun Club.
Brother Crampy 'peared in de chair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07
DANVILLE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
JANUARY 6, 1879.
The surviving members Of Company /, OF
the Fi!ty.third Virginia regiment, have
formed themselves into memorial associa-
ton, the Object OF which is to collect. pre-
serve. and perpetuate the history OF the
company. and at the proper time erect
monument on which shall be carved the
names OF the members and some suitable
inscription. The officers are: President,
Colonel r. W. Martin; Vicc-Presidents,
Sergeant T. r. Shepherd, Private W. r.
Fitzgerald. Sergeant w. o.. Dyer; Secre-
tarr, LeutenaD; Charles Bilharz; Trea-
surcr. Captain J. d. Coles. At the first
meeting there were present about thirty
members OF the celebrated old company.
At SnerifI-s sale on the Sd instant, on
farm about sixteen miles from the city, corn
sold for = per barrel cash; pork, for from
$3.50 to 81 80 per hundred: average horses,
at SO; sheep, 80 cents per head; oats, 70
cents per hundred; tobacco, rather COM
mon. at about 81 per hundred.
The mercury was down TO 100 Fahrenheit
yesterday morning at sunrise. It is at 14o
This morning. and there is Il strong wind
from The west. ,..E ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07
zFTNa;Els'E ss's
/, RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,

IfsE ~: al i7.4as MONDAY, January G. 1870
Stare Gecurttfes.-Y Virginia consoIs. 54t ma, 81
asked: Virsfnia consos new. 36S bid. 3Ss asked:
bt Ffrtaiia interest car1sneatess bid; Virsinfu
tiE, recclyabie coupons, 20 bid, ~ asked. - q
GsfE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. city S's: u aud T..
Ss qS s s s.,
=: nad J.I a0 bid; Lyrebburg diy Gs4 J.. nhu, j.,
gSS bit; tNorfok city water sfs 81. and NJ II
Ratlreqd goads-;settnsife Railroads drst
side Rnfroad second mortgage preferred 81 a. ami
J..7s bid; sonthside Haitnnd ihi.d inor'gage pre-
Petershnra Railroad Grst mortgage SisIJ and T., 90
bdi Eorinils and PeiersDnrg itairoau secoRdmort-
Eage SIS ). aHd J.,l9l hid. 100 asked Petersburg
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first mort
gage Sis, A. aud o., LOS bid Richmond and Pc
iersSnrg Railroad second mortgage. Us, M. and
mae RAILROAD mortgage s's- j. and j., IO1 bid:
Richmend. Frederick. burg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage 7's. J. and j., % bf1; Orange and Afx
sndra Railroad SECOND ,norigaGe IS, . .and b. Is
blu; Grange and Alexandria Railroad ird ,lnort-
gage SIS, III. and n. As asked: Richmond and DAM
vile Railroad consolidated 6s. al. and N, 70 lid;
tiedmont fairoad first mortgage s's, A.. and o.,
Rutfroad stocks.-P Petersburg Railroad, 100 BE
] asked; Richuond and Petersburg Railroad, 100
par. 40 asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
p0tomac Railroad Fix per cent. guaranteed 100
par, 75 bid; Rlchnond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Ralroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, e5 bid; Richmond and Danyilie liai.road, 100
par, 3 bid. s asked. = =. sil'''s 80 y
asked. - -.'t}s ~ : - '-'E-Fg -
lnsurcfce compan tes.-vireinia Fire and Ma
par 81 r. be s asked vrsini Home 100 psr 81
bid. loo asked; Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par,
81 bid, 10 asSed;~ City, 100 par, SLY DID. = III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07

TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.-A telephone eX-
change has been opened at the corner Of
baltimore and South streets, with wires ra-
olaling TO AL parts of the city, connecting
various businesS-houseS, the custom-house,
police headquarters, corn exchange, del 0ts,
express and steamship offices, oyster eX-
changes, druggists, physicians, and a num-
Der Oh private houses. Each business place
or residence is provided with bell
~i'h which TO attract attention and a
'.e'eFlone to converse with. If person in
que sec:lon OF the city desires to speak with
Nerd in another section, he has only to
HothF The opeI ator at the exchange, who
WIN immediately connect the wires so shat
conversation can be carried on between
.heh, and that. too, without even the opera
i"'or being able to hear its purport. Bust
osss-'nea can order their goods in the same
May. Baltimore Sun. - 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07

4 j,vsf
9ais fairly active and steady: southern xs@32c.
quiet aud steady prime Pennsyisasa and NAVY gy
lsss '2s p1 ac.so etg asss e es
clear ri5 Sides 1915 d car load; psckcd. new,
s3.5o@s4:L2S. Buson-shotfi Oh, sessEs.;;
@exc.T Larf-Reiii,ed. IN nerces, &c. batter In
good denIatd and sicsdy: choice Western packed,
sc}; refined, &c. bid ,tRone a1ertng, Cofeein good
M E,P s 5'e sasal s ss9s
steady. t'tHf<f a.
ia& irtol' CfSCIENaTT.a8'. j.
CEye.NNATf. ,JsgHaTyz g ~EIoslf in FIR Gemasi
and arra: family: sa2o@s2 20. Wheat scarce eflf
rs rs md aud E.s sSs GeT Cor, =, e, 1s,5 g.
maud as,d shade higher at 25M27c. Por%quteta at
S7;go9ss. Lard In fair tcsaand: steans. So 80.
soe ss ssil ss sss z5 g H ss
In fair demand and hrra shoulders. &c.; clear rib,
s5 q is;i S sTg - aa Wst & ssady
mand at tn prices: chsiee and fancy western, re-;
serve. l7gloc.: prime to choice Central Ohic,13
@15c. Sugar steady and unchanged. -
49, ssgs.,f LOUISVILLE iyr,,S -
J9Ensry sESaT asst and 70
nlixeh. 3sc. Oats firm. Pork quiet and steady It
ss.l2Y@ss.a5. Lard steady. Bu,k.mea.s s'rone;;s
81 @3hc. Bacon firm: shouldetE--nJne here; clea1
rfb. 44C.: ceas.fib sides, A.; sgarcured hams.
Ea@shze. Whskey quiet ut sl.03sr =, .,.i stt.
- r..ftai ~ ST. LOUIS. .i5rt..- ~ -"
l. ST. LOUIS. January 6.-Elour franand UNCHANGED.
Wheat hisher and slow No red asI a2s@92ac
f No. red I sssse NO. Ss spras 7ec eola
sia6si1c: March; :ssSaS9sc.' April, ssxSssXc..,
Ma y %h>k Sye se s 1t SS rcss@Aa ss
sash; sales ct sT7o March: lard quiet and drln
Of m hy1ls H~1,, f,ln
ioss Gear, So e9 s' r esir $3.50
no7ihally uncllaDsel; sweet-pieklea hams log lbs.
average, at Quincy. 5.zc. last half Of Februry. '
T. ..s..-.-.. =. CHICAGO. -, 49,, .s'
CHICAGO. January 6.-FIeur UNCHANGED. Wheat
active, firm, aud higher; No o. red winfer, s7c:;
ruary; S4ac. March : No. 3 Chicago sprung, GOO
59 y e9 emsa ARD shade
PSrk setys. irn': era hishey; s7.SSg$Z55 eas5
$7.62k February: S7.724@37.7! MsFch. Lard in
sSG9 seP e5n pTa ai nSnsF a sso S Sai
meats IN good demand and q shade higher; should
ers, s2.62h; clear rib, $3.50; clear sides, s377H.
$40. Whisky nomtnafy unchanged at S1.06.
Ctose-Wheat easier but not quotably lower.
s Gos1 Gs "9 asRsS re h9r !: nse
s5.674 bid Aarcl. -
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, january Seattle quiet, fillli. anu
Fnilc. orf; very best 4aG5sc.; first quality, $40
42sc.; medium. 80 35c.: ordinary. 2G3c.; most
sales At $50 4Ec.: receipts. LOB head: sales,
1.4l0 head. swine In fair supply and moderate de-
ceiptS. 6s34 head. sheep 4 trinc better quota
tons. 3I:GoAc.; receipts. l,55o head.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, January 6.--Cattle active: re-
ccpts. $500 head; gnod, 54GE5aic.; medium, 4ac.:
common. 3a@4c. Sheep dull; receipts G,00u head
good. fEGt5r.: medium. IG4Ic.: common. 363Ic.
Hogs firm: receipts. $500 head; good 44c.; me-
dun, 44NIiHc.: common. 4ac. 3. ...
NORFOLK COTTON MARKET.
NORFOLK, January 6.-f'otton steady: middlings,
9hc.: net receipts. 2.642 bales: stock, 20.nid
jDales; sales, 600 tales. Exrorts-Coastwisc, 3:47l
bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07
Why Portsmouth Pays gxer Taxes.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 6, 1873.
Editors Dispatch: The liquor-dealers IN
Til, city are. without exception, bitterly op-
posed to tie Motfett-register law. Its en-
fOrcement and the amount Of revenue col
lec'ed is attributable TO the acticn OF the
court. The Judge has given the law proper
attention. and bus revoked the license of
those dealers who have failed to make rea-
sonabie returns. Were the courts in other
cities Of the Commonwealth 10 insist upon
enforcing the provisions OF the lew. as has
been done in Portsmouth. there does not
seem TO BE- any doubt that the revenue from
this source TO the State would amount to
nearly Two millions OF dollars annually. The
Law in other cities has been openly disre-
garlcd. Yours, PORTSMOUTH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07

Senator Thurman will not attend the
Democratic celebration at Columbus, ONO,
on the Sth instant unless the weather mode
rates to-day. II he does attend, his re-
marks wilt be confined to the Jackson De-
mocracy, which is the theme assigned to
him in the programme. He says that under
no possible circumstances will he consent
to the use of his name rs guhernatorial
candidate Baltimore d1nericGn, 9Th.
The French senatorial elections on Sunday
resulted in the success OF Ga Republicans
and Is Conservatives. OF Al Conservatives
whose term expired only 13 were reelected:
The Republicans will have a majority OF
about 81. The result is viewed as q great
triumph. -... -.y - ~+s''. e..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07

AN UNPRECEDENTED FREEZE IN FLORIDA
r oacFSonr'!le, Fla, january 5.-A drizzling
,aan, WIN sleet, fell last. night, and the
FF rv fell TO thirty degrees above zero,
n,.er!lhing out OF doors was covered this
,norhtns with a thin coat OF ice. This Is
UNPRECEDENTED aI, here, nothing OF the kind
TWS,,ns Deen known for at least thirty years,
o.a esel. IL is not yet known whether
fa, a,Ise-lfees and fruit are injured. Snow
IIn 10 considerable quantity as far south as
m mul" Ca, and trains arriving here this
;,p'tsiing from Savannah are covered with
terday. - oN'e' '''''' No'e 'es :;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07

y
imam. s,.t s.sFssis u
AsntHaroS, JANUARY 5.--- OnS Saturday
Senator Thurman sent suPplene ntary let.
ter TO Senator Taller,si which he say To
further compliance with the request OF 80 r
committee, commune ated to me BY your let,
terof the 2Ist ultimn. I hare the honornow
to ineloseto you instalment No. . OF facts
relating to the late elections, and specially
to the misconduct OF United States super.
visors and deputs marshals--to wit: Eirst,
n letter from James Fl. Paine, ESQ, of.Jack-
sonyiile. Fla, relative to the misconduct Of
United States supervisors and deputy mar
slials ut tue Intersections in the Second con-
gressionai district in TINT State; !. second, an
affidavit Of Owen ii. Summers, tsaf tDuval
county, Fia., relating to che same subject;
tliird, q statement OF F..C. Randolph, Esq,
of Montgomery, Ala, showing the niscon-
duct OF United States deputy marshals ut
the late election In that State Lam assured
that these three gentlemen are citizens Of
high standing and responsibility, and beg
leave respectfully TO commend their state-
nleats to the earnest consideration Of your
committee" ....i
Here follow the statements referred to In
the letterof Senator Thurman, Mr.. Paine's
letter refers principally 10 the employ
ment OF United States supervisors OF cleo
t;on aud deputy marshaR at roting.pre-
cincts throughout the counties, comprt-
sing the {" black belt" OF FIorida-Nassau.
Dnyal, Alachua, Columbia, Suwanee, Ma,
riop, Madison, Jefferson. Leon, and Gads.
demand he concludes by saying that the
.deputy United States iliarshals who were
present on election-day at the various pre-,
cincts in the s.biack belt of counties were
in no sense general deputies, but men solely
engaged on special service. beginning and
ending on eiection-day; that there was mo
earthly necessity for their being present at
all, rs the State and municipal officers pre-
sent were amply able to preserve order and
conserve fair election, as has been evil
lenccd time and again before. 80. ~. -
Owen j. Summers, whose affidavit IS allu-
ded to by Mr. Thurman, deposes that CO..
lored deputy United States Inarshals inzDu-
val county, Fla, were engaged in the cleo
ton OF the 9th OF November in distributing
Republican ballots and persuadinS colored
men to vote the same.
Mr.. Randolph's letter concerning the
conduct of the election in Montgomery
county, Alabama, alleges that colored men
| we're forced by deputy United States mar
shals to vote the Republican ticket, and that
two t,epatv marShals, in violation OF State
law. distributed whiskey and other refresh
meutS among colorcd voters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


new YonK, january 5;-Cotton quiet; sales,
Nour-Recripts, 81 OLA barrels: q shade stronger.
mon tn fair extra. S3.75@S4, so; good 10 chnce,
T6c@Tsc.; No. 8 DO, 90c. @92c.: No. 2 do, s6c.@
al 90; ungra.ied do, soc. @Sl 90: ungradst red
al DOS No. do Il. 034@sl. OF; No. TO-, 81 .094
@sl 10; No. l do Sl.1Q@ ll0a ungTaded anu
Der, 81. 64@s1 10; No: do, - o5@ssl.06: nm
graded while, 81. 09@sl.1OH; No. do, 81. 05a /:
No. 9, sl.O74; No. do, 81 .03At9all Qh Corn,
,,a. uliIet and steady; futures shade hrner aud
nict ungraded, 47c; No. 8, 44ac; steamer, 4AA c.;
No o 46kc. in store, 47itc. anoat: southern. &c.
Stock OF grain In store January 4: Wheat, S979o7
bushels: Corn, o,s71,434 bushcls; Oats, 1oS, s42
bushels: harley, 93s,1l7 bpshcls; Rye, 542.4!S
bushels Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar In fair oe-
ms md and firm Cuba G,SSc 1T 6c; fair 10 COCO reu,
Ming 8isc.A6Lc.; prize, &c: refined, ective ano
firm MoIasses dull an nominal New orleans zoe;
@SSc; Porto Rico. ..5c. @35c Rice uushansea an an,
quiet Rosin quiet. and steady Ut Sl.3oeasd.a ~;
Turpcntiae firmer ut 2Sca2SEc. FORK hrne I; aha
very quiet; new rncss 80. Larl active ano higa
er Prime stesh:, spot, S6.90@so.9o. trasnts 20
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. january 6-F,our active and slreng S
Howard-S,reet and western supeIGne, -; tnee
1875 extra So. 50@s4. 0; family, s4o :n,
CITY Mills superHne. 2.76GS325; extra % 3o oa
ii Rio brands, &5.25@ $3.50; Patapseo, 800.
Sorsosrn wheat nouiinally hrEi-no STOCK. western
ehada frIner and quiet, with small ouerihgs, NO
. PennsyIyauia red, VI So. Mss,'
era winter rcd sr9t and January, Arm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07

~. hhDucTioN in TIE PRICE OF STAMPED En-
Iss 'I ;pa Washington, January 5.-sOn the
dn.a aa'.abt The Post-0fiee Department re-
ar an. ~ Tue prices of stamped envelopes on
tba wa. OF twenty per cent. throughout
ths s tntife schedule, and the result is seen in
,sea; a,lseiy-.ncreased acquisitions now being
,:e e eaa, those on Saturday footing up
na po' w envelopes, valued at S97,555, or
tDs 1 -; man double those OF any single day in
ren r history OF the department.. The entire
sis xu,sitlons for the day for postage-stamps,
amnnp' ed envelopes, and postal-cards
wera 10 s5l7,589, included In which
S'e a,IG5,509 pos,al-eards. y s,1ssst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07

FIREMAN FROZEN FATALLY AT FIRE
Lancaster. Pa, january 5.-The building
81 north Queen street, with its contents
were entirely destroyed by fire last night:
The first floor was occupied by Albert
Hirsh. dealer in ready-made clothing; tue
second floor by William Clark as billiard
room, and the third floor by Berntr Bro
thcr, picture-irame manufacturers. Wsst
Haetrer's bookstore, adjoining, was badly
damaged by water. Three liremen were Sc
riously frozen, one OF them supposed TO be
fatally rs s.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07
e,o,,o,.m,,,. Reducins work.

NEwBURGH, N. Y, January 6.-The opera
tiyes of the New burgh Steam Cotton-Mills-
more than three hundred in number-Were
placed on half time to-day. The low. price
Of manufactured goodsis given as the capse.
ALBANY, NJ Y, January 6.-Ihe Har-
mony Cation Mills, at Cohoes, have given
notice Of a reduction OF work to three, days
8 week.; Fhree thousand Eye handred
bands are employed In the mills. over
production is assigned asa the cause o. the
/ reduction, h, fa -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07
Obsegnges OF Hon. Caleb Cushing.

NEwBuRYPoRr, Mass, January G.-The
funeral Of General Gushing took place to-
day, and was designedly us plain as that Of
the common citizens IN rural towns, the
services comprising simply, the reading Of
the Scriptures and prayer. Distinguished
gentlemen from Washington, Boston, and
elsewhere were present. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07

NEW Y0sx, January 6.-Mayor Howell,
of Brook I'm, in his annual massage sent TO
the Board OF Aldermen this afternoon, says
the city eebt amounts to ga, 475.3l8-an in
crease With the year OF 81, 2a5, $685. he hopes
the East-river bridge, which has cost brook
Iyn so muel, will yield revenue TO reaec cen
this debt. The temporary debt is - ,Se0 OCo.
.Hecgeeo' amends report to the Legislature
for an act that will enforce Inc speedy eoh''
NATION OF the bridge. PSI i = ~ -
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Madame Anderson. the Female Pedes-
L. trim.

New York, January eat noon to-day
Madame Anderson finished her 19S5th quar-
ter-mile in 5 minutes and 45 seconds. Her
next quarter-mile was made in minutes
and 40 seconds. She completed her 2000th
quarter-mile this afternoon, having but 700
more to walk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07
For the DiSpatch.l

BRISTOL, january 4, 1879.
Thermometer Yesterday morning, 10 be-
low zero; this morning, from 60 TO SO be-
low zero-according to locality and expo
sure. No excitement in regard TO resump-
ton. Greenbacks preferred. Our citizens
are busy keeping themselves warm and
comfortable. EN-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07
Ey Telegraph.
NEW YnRk,

,.-.. t.. I'M, NEW YORK. .......... =
NEW YORK, january G!-Toon.-Stocks firm
Money on call. 4@6 prr Cent. rExcllange-Loug,
4S2; short, 467. State; bonds quiet, Govern
menls quiet. a...,.< >. 49,! .ar. H.. ~
Eoe,,,mg.-MOney, Q per cent. Exchange. 4S2.
Governments steady; new SIS, I07iS. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORR. january 6.-Viryinia 6's. deferred,
7%; consols 544 second series, 37lf; pastdue cou-
ponE.. 76. North Carolina G's, old, &c; new, s.
special tax, 2i3. Blu today.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-07
Fatal Explosion Of Two Locomotives.

BATAVIA, N. Y, January CAS- a snow
plowo and five engines on the New York
Central railroad were trying to force their
way through the snow-drifts the pillow and
four OF the engines jumped the track, four
miles east Of here. Two Of the locomotives
exploded, killing three employees. Three
or four others are missing a'.5H .i
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0S-CENT STORE.
TLEARING-OUT SALE
AT 99.CENT STORE.

Wishing 70 die coutinu. several lines Of goods and
CLOSE all damaged and oysrslock, offer The fol-
lowing Inducements: --.t..
20 TOILET SETS reduced from soc. TO Soc;
TOILET SETS reduced from 81 10 al.50;
7TOIIEr SETS reduced from 80 10 81;
% plir VASES reduced from a3o. 10 5cc-:
pair VASES reduced from Sl.9S TO 90c.:
II pair VASES reduced from *l9S 10 Sl.25:
. 9IANTEL SCI 5 reduced from IS 10 800;
IL pieces GREEK SLAVE ami SHADE reduced
from SI.s5 TO 1925:
90 ALL-LEATIlER ALBUMS reduced from 99c.
80 Volumes III 'ss' MISCELLANEOUS cooks reduced
10 LAVA CIGARS rhSDS reduced from 90c to
soc.
s TOBACCO. EnXF;s reduced from 9sc. to SOC.
22 pair PARiAN EUSr> reduced from sl.9s t"
10 rais TAhrAN DUsrs re.sseed from ooc. 10
20 CAkIl-BOxES reduced from 90c. to Soc;
TOY TEA SITS reduced nom 99c. TO Soc;
PSPER-WEIGHT reduced from 00c. 10 25c.;
s FAPER-N ElGHrS reduced from SOC. to
SOC: : INK.STANDS. reduced from 99c. To
Soc; 12l Gcn,emen's WHifEand COLDRED
SHIRTS reduced from 99c. 10 SOC: 81 Gen!e-
item. MS LINZ v COLLARS reduced from ~.
Ia iOc.: 43 LINEN TOWELS reduced from
12Ee. TO 6je.: 7tozon NAPKINS reduced from
S9e. TO soc; % pair LINED GLOW rs reduced
from 9Sc. 10 7Jc. CARD-CASES reduced
from 99c. 10 soc; 3 CARD-CASES reduced
fuom 9ac. to 75c.: II HhIR-lIRISlIES re-
,tllc-d from 99c. to 75c.: Q large WORk-DAS-
IkETS reduced from 99c. IN 75c.
de- w. A. STEVENS, 501 Broad st:net.
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SUPERINTENDENT.
sTHEs aeRroBs BannoR sFaozas soYsa vASp

ETHEg HeEyObE. BaHHeR FROZEN 59YgHS.ANI
PEOPLE FLASHING FROM SHORE TO sH1RE,,
PGEIGETs--T EssELS N DISTRESS. \
Especial teiearam to the Dispatcl.I Il,
NORFOLK, URINARY 6.--The harbor and
/ river ~ frozen over to-day in every di-
rection--the first time in many years-and
people are passing from shore to shore with
perfect safety. = IL - 49,. -. st
4a The ,freights by, The Old Dominion for
Richmond wiligo by rail tomorrow.
Reports from below show Yarions small
vessels sunk and beac1ed by the ice.
The steamer Norfolk. Ok the clyde Line,
reports a"great deal of ice at sea. a large
number OF schUoners are anchored near
the shore all along the Virginia coast. In
;theneigkborbood OF Smiths island between
seyenty-tive and one hundred vessels were
observed ..t|'l : 80
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GhIfEnrT.

PHILADELPHIA, January 6.-Hon. Morton
McAIchacl, senior publisher OF the North
american. eX-Mayor of Philadelphia, died
this afternoon, after brief illness.
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4 comparative statement OF The inspections and
deliveries OF tobacco. together with the stock
hand. ut the different warehouses in the city of
Richmond for The months of October, November,
and December, 1877 and 1878:
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S#[No. 5671l'

-tT'fF' I NO, 90 III
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DtS u,
TRICT OF YlRGlNIA-lN TIE LMAT ,T.h p IL
RICHARD H.. lPORTEWIG,, A BANKRUPT, IN
70 e,i WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; The undcrslgned'
John III Hail. of Richmond, in the county OF Hen
.ico and Stale Of Virginia hereby gives notice or
disappointment assignee Of the estate or Eieiard
II. Porew1g, Of the county OF Henrico. Ia sang as
trtct. and who vns-~to W it. ON the S0h day OF At
gust, A. n..IS7s-adJucGed bankrnns upon the
petition of, hlmsef by the District C0art OF the
United States for said district.
Dated at Richmond the 12th day Of October. AID.
187S.tttIiGst %'t4-''s', 9't& JOHN M. HALL
. = IA 7.4'u2w t3p!3r esit.t,sE.fE.. ~ Assignee.
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COMMUNICATION TO THE VIRGINIA MEDI
CAL MONTHLY FOR NOVEMBER. 1878,
BY Dr.. Z. w. P. BROCK, OF RICH ,
.- MoND, VA, A MEMBER OF THE
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Mr. Editor.-During the epidemic of scarlet-fcyer,
winch has been prevailing for year IN ths cty:
patienis BUFFALO LIIuIA WATER cd L16lttm,
and to The exclusion Of all other waterfor drinking
purposes. In no case since l nave pursued
this course have / seen even trace OF AL
DUMEN In the urine. Of scsrlatnal patients
viii this eXnerlence in u number C cases, and
hearing of favorable results in the practice of other
physicians i'll this city who have used the same
Journal If this result IS Droptcr hoe, we are en-
abled TO rid scatet-fever of Of lis most danger
Gus concomiiants. 81
There Is scarcely any unu:ual taste to this water,
hence 1t is not Objectionable. Especially when Ice IS
added patients drink 1t with avldltY. 4 -. ~.
..-., s., .,. N'~|''' c. rM. P. BROCK, NJ D.
RICHMOND, VA, september 80, 1875. ~ -