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New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
MAXINE INTELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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Moon setslO3l Moon sOuths. $50 Moons age. days
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-A. "
Sandy Hook 9:i4 Gov Island 1912 Hell Gate.....
HIGH WATER To-DAY-P. NJ
sandy Hook 1908 Island 1924 He'll Cato .... O:Ol
SUNDAY
Sun ~ 435 Sun ...- 7:19 Clock slow 3m les
.1iO7 Moon souths. 3:4l Moons age, days
HIGH WATER sUNDAT-A. NJ On
Sandy HOOk 1882 Gov Island 1883 Hell Gate-. O:23
RICH WATER ~ lSDAY-P n. -.
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the campaign should be energetic and especially,
should there be laws preventing the removal Oh
sick cattle from State to another A blll mas
just been introduced to Congress for the latter pur
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
GREAT ALARM IN ELIZABETH STREET.

The fall of old building in Elizabethst. yester
day caused great excitement in the nelghborhood,
as 1t was reported that large number Of children
had been buried under it. In five minutes Eliza
beth-st. was crowded from Broome to Spring and
the police could not keep back the throng. Fright
ened mothers rushed franticay about looking for
Their children, but the panic was soon over.
At No. 1872 EIiZabeth-st. stood two dllapidated
structures, which were bought short time ago by
St Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Society. Work
men then began TO tear down the houses in order to
erect a school building on the site. Yesterday
afternoon the walls OF the rear building We're
demolished TO the first floor. on which were
piled bricks and mortar to a considerable weight
About dozen boys were the floor and their
antics caused the supports TO give way. The floor
rubbish and sidewalks came down with a crash
carrying the boys with them. One of them. Joseph
Donovan age fifteen of No. 149 Eizabeth-st., was
Injured on the head and internally. He re-
moved to st. ViucenIs Hospital Three others were
slightly injured, ana were cared for at their homes
Police and fremen went to work exploring the heap
but no one was reported missing,
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RUN OVER AND KILLED IN THE STREET.

Sigmund Kaufman, manufacturer of
eorks at No. ll2 West Fifteenth-st, run over last
night by a truck while crossing seventh-ave.
between Thirty-seventh and Thlrty-eig sts.
He was crushed under the wheels instantly killed
Halt dozen trucks were passing ut the time. and be-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
REHEARSAL AT THE CATHEDRAL.

PRACTISING THE MUSIC TO BE SUNG TOMORROW.
There was a rehearsal in the new Cathedral in
Ffth-ave. yesterday afternoon, of the musical pro-
gramme to be given at the opening services tO-mor-
row. Although the rehearsal was intended to be
strictly private several hundred persons pres
ent. In the afternoon Cardinal McClOskey entered
the building to listen TO the singing. lie was shortly
afterward joined by Bishop Ryan, of ST. Louis who
will preach at the opening services. and Bishop
Lynch of Charleston The three prelates sat within
the sanctuary for some time and then walked to-
gether around the interior of the structure to ex-
anime its acoustic properties Among the other
clergymen present were icar-General Quinn. the
Rev. /. T. Hecker, Superior of the Paulist Fathers
the Rev DR.. Brann, of Washington Heights, Father
LaTn, of the Church OF the Holy lnnOcents, Father
lynch, of ST. AIMS, Father SchwennlgeT, OF the
Church of the Assumption, and Fathers Schadler
and McQuirk Mr.. Renwlck, the architect, was also
The choir gallery was filled with the members of
the chorus and full orchestra. Bernard ODonnell.
the Organlst of St. 1eTesa's Church, played the
organ which he will also do at the mass. William
f. Pecher, the organist of the Cathedral, directed
the singers and the orchestra. The GregOrian music
of both services Will be given by the CHOIR OF the
Church of st. Paul the Apostle under the direction
of Father Young. Mir; Brown. organist of the
Church of the PauIist Fathers, Will play the
chancel organ. At the morning service the mass
proper will be sung by the choir of 100 voices, with
full orchestra and organ accompaniment. AT the
evening services the "Magnifcat," Regina C9h,"
20 Salutarls and Tantum Ergo 4" will be sung
by the choir under the direction OF of Emilio Agra
monte. The sooists for the morning service are
follows Isadore Martinez and Armida NJ. Starritt,
sopranos Octavie GOmien and Adele Martin, altos;
&. Fritsch, tenor; q. Stenbuch, baritone; Joseph
Wench, basso. In the evening service the same
persons will sing the solos, with the assistance OF
Miss Henrietta Corradi, soprano.
AT the blessing of the Cathedral all the antiphons
and psalms are GregOran. AT the mass the introit,
" "AlIeluia ~" Tu est SacerdOs" "Veni Creator
Spirtus before the sermon at the communion
"Fidelis Servus ct Prudens " and the "Te Deum"
will all be Gregoran. The rest of the mass will be
Haydns sixteenth. except the Kyrie," which will
be from Haydn's third. During the benediction az
Vespers the 90 Salutari Hosta," by Mercier, will
be sung by an alto and tenor; and the Iantum
Ergo" by Rossini, is arranged for trio and chorus.
he Laudate DOmnumN will be Gregorian.
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HOME NEWS.

rurpuostrTrR YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. NO
2lS BROADWAY.
oam b6o Noon co.. o. m co MdnAht. ozS.
Highest during the day. 67'. Lowest; SSo'
Average 573ss same day, 1878. 62i2'
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Announcements
T.. Howard & Co.

Stubborn Colds are effectually broken up by
JAYNEs EXPEcTORANE
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24

Have lately made Key and stem Winding watch for the
ladies' witch Is supeort now in the market becaus.
they are regards time and not liable 10 get Ju
of order Every watch fully guaranteed. Ask Tor the
LADY HOWARD WATCB
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= . s S G. r = +
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
GAMBETTA DECLARES FOR AMNESTY.
LONDON. Saturday. May "a 1879
3:45 a. m.

The Rfpublque FraRcaiSc (Gambetta's jour
nall advocates amnesty for Blanqui and Rochefort
The Tess Paris correspondent says this foreshadows
the cooperation the Gambettst Left In the attack Of
the Radicals upon the Government.
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pEATH on A SOCIALIST DEPIrrY.

BERLIN. Friday, May 20. 1870.
Herr Render, the Socialist Deputy. is dead.
tFOr other IoreiQn Nsi0s f0a PageI
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DR., RIDWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated for the cure OF all dis
orders Of stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
Diseases headache, constipation, indigestion dyspepsia,
biousness bilious fever. Inflammation OF the bowels pis
ana all arrangements OF the internal yscea Warran,edt1
effect positive cure. Price rs per box
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PRINCE BIsMARCK's TARIFF.


The Reichstag, after five hours debate,
adopted the Governments proposals relative to grain
duties
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DISEASED AMERICAN SHEEP.

IEJNDONJ ohIIIUHJI May "a, IS7U.
A cargo of 776 sheep landed by the steamer
Lizzie from Boston. at Thamesaven ON the 10th inst
have Dt Gu found tO be afec cted with scab.
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LAME RACK! KIDNEY DISEASE!

TT TT
Of order Every watch is fully guaranteed. Ask Tor the
LADY HOWARD WATcB
LAME BACK! KIDNEY DISEASE!
Pasters VIII relieve cure
great the ordinary porous plaster Pr0ps
received highest and only awards at bOth the PauoPma
and Paris ExpOsOns Ask phy sciaus IN your own lOcay
abouti II possesses wonderful merit Sold by all respeet
BILE druggists.
NOTES OF Woe
Cease when a crying baby IL given MILK OF MAG EsIA iOr
sour wind in that organ SOLD Oy al uiuSsst
BUYERS OF SILvERwARE save 90 per cent AT at
III IOuNsToNs 100 Bowtry (cOr BrOoneste headqlafera
Tor the purchase sale OF Duplicate Wedding presents
Diamonds Watches and JewelTy sold below mahulac'ueIs
cost
Now READY
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SOUTH CAROLIY1 RAILR0AD BONDS

fore the responsibility for the accident could be place
on anyone, all were out OF sight
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NoTrG op WOE

NOTES OF Woe
Cease when crying baby is given MILK OF MAG ElA ior
sour stomach and wind in that Sold by al drusgss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10
WHO Is MRS. WINSLOW z

AS this question is frequently asked,'we will si1n-
ply say that she is lady who for upwards Of thirty
years has untirngly devoted her time and talents
female physician and nurse principally among
children She has especially studied the sonstitu-
lion and wauts Of this numerous class sand rs re-
suit Of this effort, and practical knowledge obtained
IN lifetime spent rs nurse and physician, she hcs
compounded Soothing Syrup for children tcething-
II operates like magic-siyiug rest and health-and
Is, moreover, sure 10 regulate the bowels In conse.
qucnce of this article Mrs. WINsLow Is becoming
world renowned rs 4 hrnefactor OF her race; ohil-
lren certainly do RISE GRAND bless her; especially
Is this the case this city. Vast quantities OF the
Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold and used here. We
think Mrs. WiDslow has inmortaliZed her name by
this Invaluable article. and we sincerely believe
thousands Of children have been saved from on
carly grave by Its timely use, and that millions ye
unborn will share Its benefits and unite In calling
her blessed. No MOTHER has discharged her duty
to her suffering little one, In oar opinion, until she
has given Il the benefit Of Mrs. Wlnsow's Soothing
syrup. Try II, molhcrs-TRY IT NoW.-Lddtes,
Vtyitor. New Yo.k city. Soidby all drnsgists-25
cents bottle. de la-eod1Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

The recent strike OF oil on Elk river near
Charleston shows that there is oil in paying
quantities in that section. 1t is probable
that this we'll is near the western edge OF the
oil deposit, and that further explorations
will reach wells OF larger yield than any
vet found, That already produced is heavy
iubricating oil, and worth from six to ten
dollars per barrel Huntington Advertiser.
| Apost-oflce was established Monday at
Sidney, Henrico county, Va, and VII.
Solomonsappointed postmaster, and one at
Fido, Scott County, in the same State, VIII
Elkana Drifting as postmaster.
A new pasr-office is established at Elba,
Pittsylyapii ia county Va, between Ward :
Springs and Galveston, with All. Iardy
as postnaster.
SINGAPORE, December s..--1ntel diligence has
} een received here that Prapeceha, the SON
!, in.law OF Thomssf q. Knox, late British
noiitical agent and consul-general at Ban g
i,ok. has been barbarously beheaded at Fec,
chin. Siam, and TINT Prape as fatRerr r anl
brothers haye been imprisoned. Il.
The Court OF Appeals at Frankfort, KY:
has handed down its decision in the case o.
Buford, convicted or the murder Of Juage
Elliott The decision Of the lower court Is
reversed, and Buford y granted 2 new
trial. 's. &
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KATE THAYER's CONCERT AT MOZART
HALL.-To-night the Kate Thayer Concert
Company will make their appearance at
Mozart Hall, and, judging from the high re-
putation OF the artistes whose names ap-
near ON the programme, and the commenda-
tions they hive received from the press oi
other citie,., Richmond is abontito enjoy
the musical event of the season. Miss
Thayer, the prima donna, is said to possess
voice OF great sweetness and power "hlcn
ghas all q had the benet5spf careful training,
OfSi et,or Tagliapietra it is needless.to sas
apq, ,hinp. except that his presence alone
shen,ld be sufficient to crowd the house
y he other members OF the company stand
enual!y high in their respective roles.
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Brief NemS.-John j. Campbell, Esq, OF
Washington aud Lee University, is in the
city, the guest OF bis brother, Rev, w. A.
Campbell.
On Monday the two stage lines (Beattie's
and Brooks's) between this city and Rich
mond consolidated. The fare will continue
as heretofore, and the route will be UiQ
Mayo's bridge. ....
The attention OF the authorities is called
to the large pond OF water in the road near
the Manchester terminus Of the Free bridge.
This should be remedied, as it greatly i'm
pedes the progress OF passing vehicles. ~
Professor Ambofd, OF Richmond, the
newly-apponted musical director for the
Beethoven Association, will have charge oil
the mex. musicale. .'.3 ..- 80. -.'.
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MoRTuARY REPORT for the week ending
December 6, 1879:

MoRTuAEY REPORT for the week ending
December 6, 1879: i.
Cause of Death: Bronchitis, ! white, /
coored; burns, colored; consumption,
white, colored; convulsions Gufantilej.
white, colored; Group, 1scolored; fever
(typhoid), colored; infantile 1ockiaw, !
coiorcd; marasmns, ! white; meningitis, /
eofofea pefitenitis, i white; pnelmoRiss
colored rhelHnatism,, white: seroiula,
l co!ored; unknown, 2 white, colored.
Whole number OF deaths in the city, ex-
elusive OF stil-births, "a. Age: One day
to thirty, / white, coIored-total, 3; one
month to six, white. 2 coored-total, g.;
six months to twelve, 1 colored; three years
to tive, 3.coiored; i've years to ten, l white,
2 colored-tota, 3 ten years to twenty,
colored; twenty years to thirty, 2 colored;
thi:ty years to forty, l white, l colored- !.
total, 2; forty years TO fifty, 2 white, col
ored-total, g.; sixty years to seventy, 2
white, ! 'coIored-total, 8; eighty years to
ninety, l colored. Condition Single, white,
Is colored-total, 90; married, 2 white !;
widows, I white; unknown, colored. Ma
tiuity: Richmond, 13; other parts Of the
United States, 10; Ireland, 1. Locality:
Marshall Ward, white, colored-total,
4 Jefferson Ward, white, colored-total.
3; Madison Ward, l colored; Monroe
Ward, colored; Clay Ward, 5 white, 2
colored-total, Z; Jackson Ward. 3 col
ored; almshouse, z colored. Whole num-
ber of deaths for month OF November,
115-w hite, St; colored, SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

DR. "LBoR's CoD-LIvER OH AND LINE
inVahd' need no longer dread to take that great
specihc Tor Consumption. Asthma, and thresten,rS
Conehs-Cod-Liver on and Lime. As prepared by
Dr. WILBoR II Is robbed OF the nauseating TASTE.
ana also emoodes 4 preparation Of The Pho phata
OF Lime gtviHg naure the very article required tS
aia tue heainx Qualities Of the Oil, and TO recreate
~Dere oiscHse mas destroyed. This article also
FORMS remarkable tonic. and will cause weak aud
debiltated persons to become strong an robust II
should be kept IN every family for instant nse on
Inc FRS appearance of Coughs or Irritation Of tho
Lungs. Manufactured only by A. r. WILpop,
Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists p -
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Mrs, OATEs.-Mrs. Alice Oates, so we'll
known. in Richmond, will appear at the
Theatre tomorrow evening in Glrohe-
Girofa. She is supported by camrany OF
thirty-fve artists, and her engagements this
season are pronounced very successful.
Mrs. Oates is said to have lost none OF The
life and vivacity Of former days, and to per-
form the various roles which she under
takes with the same dash and spiri. as OF
old. Our people are led to expect as fine
performances as Mrs. Oates has given them
during recent seasons. Tomorrow eve
ming will be no exception to the rule.
Everybody will go to see Mrs. Oates. The
sale OF reserved seats commences this morn
ing at 8 O'Clock at Johnston's and Office OF
Theatre r.. .s-.. -a- ~
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IANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Suit Instituted.-An important suit has
been brought to the December rules Of the
Hastings Court OF this city by Matthew
Taylor (coored) against the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company. The OBJ
iect IS to recover on Il policy OF insurance
and procure The revocation OF deed OF trust
which the said company IS alleged to hold
upon Taylor's property. The property re-
ferred to is situated on the corner of Four
teenth and Hull streets. The house which
formerly stood on this spot was destroyed
by 6re several months ago, hence the suit
arises,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

.{aPREsBYTERIAN SUSDAT-ScHooI UNION
The monthly meeting Of the Presbyterian
Sanday.School Union was held on Monday
night at the First church, and was presided
over by j. D. II. Sleigbt, president. -
The monthly reports were presented bs
w. L.. Hill, Esq, secretary, and showed a
marked Improvement in the growth OF the
schools ana the increased collections The
Graee-Sireet school reported one canver.
sion, and the First school the opening OF a
choice new Sunday-school,li library.
Il Addresses of great interest and vnlue to
all Sunday-school workers were delivered
by Rev. W. A. Campbell and Rev. DR..
Hazen on the subject OF 'Normal Glasses
for Teaehers.", A class OF this: kind was
taught last year by DR.. Hazen, and was a
great success In all respects. Steps will be
taken ut once to re0rganize the class at an
early day under the same competent in
structor. %e3
Rev. W. n. Scott. with Dis. Read and
Preston, also participated in The exercises
Of the evening.
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THE NEW ISSUE.
Secretary OF the ComraoIaweaEfs1i i,utl
the Two Auditors Elected. a.f'

A LONG DAYS SESSION OF THE TWO
HoUsEs-BIG sPEEcHEs-THE CoLOIED
TROOPS DENoUNcE THE CONSERVATIVE
PARTY-sKETCHEs OF THE INCOMING
OFFICIALS, INCLUDING THOSE ALREADY
'FLEcTED AND THOSE NOMINATED BY
THE READJUsIERs AND LIKELY TO BE
:. ELECTED. 49,.
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HAVANA CIGARS.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILROAD Cincin-
natl, December 9.-Parties laying rails on
the Cincinnati Southern railroad will meet
to-day about seven miles hey yond New river,
In Scott county, Tenn, 200 miles from Gin
cinuati and 137 miles from Chattanooga.
The formal opening will take place Christ
mo- c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

BLACK SILKS were never rs cheap before as they
are now. To get the full advantage Of the present
low prices call at LEVY BROTHERS and make
your purchases. LEVY BROTHERS are also ofler-
Ing great bargains IN CoIored Silks, Pekin Stripes,
Black and Coioied Satlns Brocaded aud Striped
Silks and Satins, Striped Watered Silk, and Fancy
Noiingham-Lace Curtains, Bed-Spreads, Pillow
Shams, and Tides.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

ELECTION OF ASSISTANT ENGINE ERs;--The
Committee ON the Fire Department yester'
lay. met at headquarters and elected cap.
iainiJ. p. WiDgfeld first assistant engineer
"a. j.. Fuqua; second assistant engineer
and e. T, Snead, third assistant engineer
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- GOLD PEN, sa,..,

~ ..... GOLD FEN, - .r.t,
PATENTED October 2, 1872, s-s...
Is the htzhcst achievement In the manufacture OF
Gold Pens, and the result OF experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN is pro-
duced by skilful combination Of the two precious
and non. co.rosiye me tals-l6 karat GOLD and PLA-
TIsUM-while the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy OF eopper, reducing It's neness wtthoatyesds
Ing that elasticity, density, and stee'iiSe temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The . REC
ORD, GOLD PEN-P0INTS are Of the bsst Irid-
iura (ta,no,ds) ndestrucable with fair treatment.
and polished 10 giass-like smcothness. 50
Stee!-pem writers have now every objection TO gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in pen
which viii endure and not oxiiiz". squarey met.
The ..RECoRDn GOLD PEN IS guaranteed to
posses ;larabity, perulaneucy OF spring. and rere
fecton Of point. Price. $3.50. Sod by all jewellers
and saione-s fn the Uni,ed States. II not focndor-
der direct {; on,
JOHN HOLLAND. Manufacturer, IA
10 west Foarti istreci. Cincinnath
For sale by RASDoLPH 6 ENGLISH and Woods
HOUSE & PAkH All, Richmond. Va. NH le- Hls
ii
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, falling barometer, increasing
southeast and easterly winds, slowly-Eising
temperature, and cloudy weather, with rain.
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GRAND LoDGE OF MAsoNs.-The Grand
Lodge of Masens OF Virginia lass mgbt
elected 1.-THE following officers: Peyton ;.
Coles, iG,. M; R. M. Page, D. u. NJ, Nd.
|B. Darlington, 6. S. W.; d. .N.SMnrfaS' ,Il !,
J.W.!; F. H. Hill, 6. 5. u. W. T.
Drinkard, FG. j. ID. ~
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CHRISTMAS Is C0MEsG.
Tne HoIy and Gracious Season.

HOLIDAY JOYS AND COMFORTS AS IN
spECTED IN TIE STORES OF OUR MER-
CHANTS BY THE 0IsPATCH-A BRISK
TRADE AND LIVELY TINE.
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gcTIpS SALES THIS DAY.

ay- O., ntG sales Of ReGs Estats made bst~esa.
ths Of Jd,su Ery 01.d last o JU'@ ths tHTssJo
the present yec5 hare 10 be 9Hta 6y .he prrchgses
r MI snLea m 1ds 1stoetn he 1St Of Tnfy and LGxx
Of the rear c4a1es hare 10 be paid 5y the setksy
F'(rhiS custom was adoptsl about tfteen years ego
by all the ra1! estate agents In RICHMOND, and ap
plies to Richmond and vse'DltyI
PAINE & NiSWIJIE. 10 i. M.. pe.enptory seseaf
ten thougend dollars worth Of t.rsh dry GOODS
notions, S5e. ..s
WELLINGTON GODDEN. IL d.. com misshoncrs
sale Of tact OF land In james City cothaty, on
York river, near to Esfnt Ordinary. G-.i e-Ti =
RICHARDsON& & Co, p. n. c,,atnissloDss,s sales
OF builtSag lots on Gain stree; aast OF ana near
Mouroe Park. t-rs.. 81. u. So - '" - .-.--
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IpARATIyE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Dec. 8, Dec. Z, Nov. 90, Dec. 6.
1877. 1878. 1870. 1879.
W. G.. W. &. w. c. ". g..
.. S % IL IA 8 II s Is

IUldi 'IcdIHS..s-- I'd IL II IT . 70
Still-horn...... 0 D 0 8
Mean temperature for the week ending
November %, 49. 90: mean temperature for
the week ending December 6, $500.
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
November 90, 0.15 inches; amount OF rain
fall for the week ending December G., LOO
inches.
Population of city estimated at 10000
white, $4,000; colored, $4,000. Rate Of
mortality Of whole population was 1850 per
1000 per annum; rate Of mortality OF white
population was 9.47 per 1000 per annum;
rate of mortality OF colored population was
24.47 per 1000 per annum.
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LIE stREsT, QUICKEST, AND MOST PgskNk.
HkNI WAY 10 sop troublesome cough Is TO use the
Emulsion OF Cod-Liver OIL with Rypepnosphttes of
cn ,.IHe ano soca' prepared by PURCELL, LADD b
co. Price, so cents per bottle. $50 T1-s Z
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ALPiI.t

IS new bland Of wIsIsKEw that Mcssrs. W. d.
BLAIR & Co. have just put on the market. 1t Is a
perfectly pure article and more resembles the old
fashioned Rye than any nave seen SINCE the var.
The price Is verv moderate. FL" -- @
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8illlu,ond 1ispattll.
WEDNESDAY. i. DECEMBER 10, 1879.

Es-rHE clRcu1lATIoN OF THE BrsPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TIE CoaBINED CIRCU-
LAgIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAHL 4 NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Tue MOST TROUBLESOME COUGHS AID COLDS
to which we are liable at this Of the year can
be alleviated by the use Of PURCELL. EapD & CO.'S
Emulsion OF Cod-Liver on with HypoDhos phites Of
Lime and Soda. Price, SO cents per bottle. ss.s.y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10
A FRAGRANT BREATH!

If your TEETH are decayed or defective; II your
GUNS are sDongy, bleeding, liberated, OF recedins
from the teeth. use
MEADE 6 BNEER'S
CkREOLIC MoUTH-WAslI.
which removes the bad odor caused by these, and
rapidly heals sud ceanscs the mouth. nparting q
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE ToTuE BREATH.
Sold by all druggists ut SOC. bottle.