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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12

Whatever may be the extent and perfection
otherwise Of the arrangements at Aurora for
the great soldiers reunion to be held there
Aug, 2l-23, the committee having the matter
in charge seem determined the affair shall not
fail for want of abundant gratuitous advertis.
ng-not al least if cheek can secure it. The
press of the entire northwest is not only asked
to post its readers IN regard to the time, place,
character and general features and eXpecta.
tons Of the gathering, but is supplied with
several columns of ready-made editorials
for daily and weekly insertion, having appar
emily for their main object to make the affair
Il paying investment for Aurora, its hotels
public halls bus lines, hackmen, and espec
tally the idle Hour Club" which expects to
make small fortune by producing each night
its great buresque of Romeo and Juliet
There are about 1000 newspapers within tn,
region thus levied upon, and $75 worth of gra
tuitous advertising from each, equal to a total
Of $4,000, is, to say the least, laying it on
modes,ly. We are fearful, however, that ther,
may be some disappointment if too great ex
pectations are built upon tina. air little ma
neuvre." We have surely none but the friend
liest feeling for Aurora and for the soldiers
and hope both may reap abundant enjoymen
as well as profit from the reunion; but ever
our friendly feeling for Aurora and the sol
diers fails TO reconcile us entirely to some
thing that so disagreeably shows the carmark
of the-ah-deadbeat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12
nnR CLuR6ING.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER Der
with thcfollowing publications, urnishingD olH
ut the prices named, postage prepaid Inc OF.
fer-open to old subscribers or new az any
most othce IN the county-ls the CHEAPEST
EVER MADE IN this county,: ,o,s
Esrp TpInrs and Chicago Weekly Times. 81 To
FREr TRADER and Chicago Weekly tribune 100
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly inter- . or
(lcf1. Observation-Disclosures, $3.50 a. nn
FREr TRADER and Prairie Farmer. ,.....,. DIV
rKEE TRADER and either Of Harper's publ
:, eaIT g' ,,,, o,j cc;i,er 475
FRrE TRADER and Godey's Ladies Book; 800 go eo
FRrr TRADER and Physiological Journdl. ... oV Vo
FREE IRA DER and 81. Nicholas. ...:......'. 9'T
FREE TRADER and Dem.orests -uoHhD'''''' 9 . 40
rI'Eh IT. 50 .nS WIstcrn Rural ...... 500
r rhEE 80 md ,Jooyfs Rural N1c Yorker $50
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12

The L ; Marshals are in tribulation about
their pay They have appealed TO Attorney
General Devens, and he says their only reliance
is on the expectation Of future legislation by
congress. The Marshals themselves can 90 on
In the discharge of their duties and poke,
theiI usual fees, but there is no money to paw
the deputies That congress, however, is will
ing TO pay them also was clearly expressed in
the bill it passed appropriating 100000 for
that purpose, but which Hayes vetoed because
the bill omitted other appropriations. The
simple English Of it is if the Marshals and
their deputies 60 on in the honest discharge Of
u CIR Legitimate duties they will have nc
trouble 10 get their pay, but if they go into tn,
business of arresting citizens by the wholesal,
on election day in the expectation of being
paid for such service, they will surely be dis
appointed. The present congress will nevel
vote an appropriation for such work. 1t re
fused TO 90 il ia June, and it will refuse TO dc
il il December.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12

The nomination by the Ohio democrats OF
two distinguished officers of the union army
has caused the republicans to roll up the bloody
shir. until another campaign.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12

John A. Kasson, envoy extraordinary anu
minister plenlpotentiary at Vienna, made I, a
Titles speech at Des Moines the ether day, IN
which he saws that public sentiment is DRIFT,
ing strongly toward Gen. Grant as the next !!
Rennblican candidate for president Wasn't II
End in Mr.. Kasson to come all the way from
AnS,ria snd bring us the news:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12

The Democrats and New Constitution par
tvr Of California have united and are support
ing Hugh j. Glenn as their joint nominee for
governor. Glenn is an old-ume democrat
from Missouri.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12

Gen. Palmer has sold the Springfield STATE
Regtstcr 10 II. II. W. Rokker Charles Edwards
and John II. Oberly, retaining quarter inter.
est for the benefit Of Mr.. Crabb his son.inaw
Mr. Oberiy,' tie announcement states, will
have editorial charge and proposes TO change
TIE style Of the Register materially, so as to
conform 10 that OF the New York Sun" Mr.
Oberly will do well enough if he can keep up
the style Of hIs predecessor, Gen. Palmer
except that part where Gen Palmer failed from
not writing enough, As to making of tn,
Register paper like the New York sam, that
involves a heavier importation Of brains than
we suspect the concern can afford to pay for.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12
THE COST OF LIvING..ls65.'79.

The following figures, taken from the books
of large wholesale firm, show the difference
in prices between 1864 and 1865 and 1879 as to
articles more or less used in every household &:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12

The "June Races" at all the prominent race
courses in the country are over, and though
the .sport" is said to have been unusually iiVe-
" and the season" profitable to the sporting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12

All in need of wall paper viii bear in mlnd ina.
Osman & Hapeman have fine assortment ah"
sell az low prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12

malIgnants who were at the bottom OF TINS
most suicidal and irrational negro heglra'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

BRIEF ITEMs--P PERsoNAL.-Yesterday be-
tween 1 and O'Clock dray, piled up high
with empty dry-goods boxes, passed down
Main street. When near Twelfth the driver.
who was seated high up on the boxes, drove
across the cartrack, and in doing SO start
ed the boxes and his own body to rolling.
The cobble.stones stopped him, and he
picked himself up, and his boxes, unhurt.
EX-Chief Engineer C. A. Ainslie, Of the
Fire Department, left the city Monday
night on an extended business trip to the
South. He will go rs far as New Orleans.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet at the
Council chamber this evening to take ac-
ton in regard to submitting to the voters
OF the city the subscription to build the Ca
nal railroad. The subject will no doubt be
fully discussed pro aad con.
Colonel David e. Parker, OF the Postal
Service; T. G. Popham. Esq, OF Kappa
hammock; Captain James NJ. Tyler, OF
Hanover; Lieutenant Commander Busby,
Us. NJ; r. T. Fauntleroy, OF WInches-
ter: W. w. Berry, E>q.. and Colonel bev-
crly Tucker, are in the city.
j. P. Rogers s. Co., OF this city, received
the diploma for excellent family Hour ana
Catawba wine from the late Fair OF the
North Carolina Agricultural Society.
The James-Riyer Improvement Commit
tee will meet Friday afternoon at O'Clock
instead OF Wednesday, rs the Board OF Al
deruaen meets to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

MISS MITCHELL As LORLE.-The second
appearance of Miss Maggie Mitchell ut tbe
Theatre last night was greeted by an au-
diencc which, though not so large as the
merits OF the actress deserved, was select
and appreciatire. The play OF "Lorlc " is
comparatively new to our theatre-goerS,
but its reception last night did not in the
least diminish, but ratherenhanced, its pres
tige, and the winsome Maggie can boast OF
having added another hurel to her chaplet
OF successes. The plot is OF absorbing in
terest, being in the main bound up in q
dream, which tests the dramatic powers Of
the principal characters, and gives them an
opportunity to show what they can do.
Miss 3litchelPs acting. throughout dis
played her versatility to its best ad-
vantage, and was decidedly pleasing, as
the unstinted applause which she re-
cesyed fully cvinced. TO one who has.not
seen her since ante-bellum days it would
seem that, like Rip Van Winkie, he had in
dulged in tWenty-years' nap, and,- not
like old Rip, however, bad awakened to
find everything unchanged and the Maggie
Mitchell Of yole still captivating her audi
ences with her same youthful and bewitch-
ing piquancY and Yyacity. Miss Mitchell
is to be congratulated on having tine sup
port. MI. " illiani h"iiis 10 an "S'oi VI
considerable merit, and sustained the
part OF Reinhardt, the artist, admirably.
Dir. Mitchell, in the part-of Christoph, was
irresi>tibly laugh-proEoking while the act
ing OF Mr. McClannin as Linderhost and
Miss Clifton rs Bartels went far towards
the success OF the play. The remaining
characters were all well played.
Tonight the iayorite play OF the pearl
of Savoy" will be presented, when it is
hoped the house will be crowded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

FIRE on MAIN STEEET.-Evening, before
last defective aue in G.. Feldner's iuTni-
ture establishment, on Main street near
Nineteenth, set fire TO the store. Jonn
Klmsey, hoseman OF Steamer Company
NO. 2, aud james W. NeagIe, hoseman OF
Hose Company, No. 6, and the proprietor,
put out the tire without giving an alarm.
Loss, $50; no Insurance.
The roofs OF three houses on Baldwin
street Tor Rairoad}. near the Chesapeake
and Ohio shops, have recently caught fire
from chimneySparks, but have been put
out By the tiremen or workmen at the shops.
Damage, about $40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

CONMASDERY OF ST. ANDREW, KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR-ASNIvERsAR MONDAY NIGHT
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The anniversary
OF the Commandery OF st. Andrew, Knights
Templar, was held on Monday evening, st.
Andrews day falling upon Sunday this
year. The annual election OF officers took
place, with the following result: William
E. Tanner, eminent commander; Thomas
J. Evans, generaIissimo; John Z. Laugh
ton, captain-seneral; John n. Upshur, pre-
late; J. V. Bidgood, senior warden; John
W. Wright, junior warden; George u.
Steel, treasurer; Frank D. Steger, recorder.
And the Eminent Commander appointed
the following: E. &. Wathall, standard
bearer; George W. Poe, sword-Dearer; w.
o. English, warden; J. 7. Vaughan, J. B.
Suit, Howard Swineferd, guards; William
Krause, steward; Thomas Angel, sentinel.
This Commandery embraces in its member.
ship many Of our best citizens, and is in
most fourishing condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

CoSvIcTs TO BE RELEASED THIS Mr NTH.
The following convicts will be release j from
the penitentiary during the mont j OF De-
cember: John Fl. Midkiff, fror Carroll
county James W. May, from Bur kin cham !:
Charles HAYNES, from Lee whit y: William
Coles, Fillmore Robinson, and Robert
Green, from Petersburg; John TAYLOR,
from Westmoreland Dam .el Booker and
Henry Crawford, from Cur aberlard; Alex.
Neal, from Amelia; Ned Puliam and Wat
son Dedman, from Ne cklenburg; ". E.
Armstead and John Hs' i, from Portsmouth !;
Miles Stacid, from Alexandria county !;
James Jones and Wi lliam Reilly, from Eliz-
abeth City; Charie' Brown, from Wincbes,
ter; Andrew T'Irberville, from Halifax !;
Mark White, fro N Clarke; Lewis Stearns,
from Halifax; and Phillip Ragland, from
Orange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

The lobbies Of the Ballard House were
crowded last night with n mixed assemblage
Of Conservative, Readius!cr. and Republi-
can members Of the General Assembly.
"visiting statesmen" office-seekers, and
gentlemen OF leisure and curiosity.
The Conservative conference was In ses-
sion but q little while. Everything was left
to the Business Committee.
The Readiusters met in the old billiard
hall.
The coiored brethren came down from
the Whig office under an escort Of honor.
There was any quantity OF whispering
among members and patting Of these states-
men on the back. before they were finally
usherod futo the nall. -. 'a,aa- : .s.@.
Mr.. Pumphries, OF Hanover. acted as
doorkeeper, and allowed no one to enter
except those Wiio presented to him ticket
OF admission, slight piece OF colored
pasteboard printed in big letters: ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03
local MATTERS.

curreg NDrsa. Rev. NJ D. Roge. ID.
|, a tie Second Prcsbyteriau church,
[,..rbed 10 an immense congregation ut
INK Methodist church on Sunday night.
psc. Howard Sledd preached at Cente-
~ Methodist church Sunday morning,
rjRey. ". B. McGilvray at night.
4 Trinity church Rev. j. j. Luferty
..ached in tic morning.
n Palk-place Methodist church Rev. +.
/ woodward preached in the morning and
L. pastor at night.
A. Clar. Street Methodist church Rev. j.
l. Andersen preached in the morGing and
|sy. p. y. Peterson at night.
A. the Episcopal and Roman Catholic
crrcheS appropriate services TO the drst
|tnday ir Advent were held. ~--
Two persons were received by letter into
L. fellowship OF the Second Baptist church
|, tho communion service on Sunday. AT
the ,astor preached on THE Divine
E;v q, Marriage" being the first of a series
1.-The Religion OF Home-life." On next
s,6sy he will preach on Husbands"
Ono person was received for baptism at
:. t;race-cireet Baptist in the morning.
/, pirht the pastor preached on "The Mar
,gs Of Rrbekab," being the second OF a
rie, Of sern,cnS to woman. The con@re-
r.io, W., rackcd. On next Sunday night
10 srN;ec; will bc. "Sarah, the Model
wife"
D A. the ceventh-S,rect Christian church
b. pastor repeated his lecture at night on
.Tlc Gospel According, r st. Matthew
I. So attentive congreeas q.
Rev. Mr. Eager, rastor Of the Baptist
sarch il Manchester, preached in his
:uca bo,h morning and night to large
|Fa.rcra,ions. and received two persons for
|.pi>lG.
Three persons were baptized at the Leigh
|reet Baptist church at night by the pas
T..
Or. Winiree preached ut The First Baptist
.Crch both morning and night. DIR. Haw-
.o,ue, pa>lor-elect, will enter upon his du-
Is next Sunday.
There were sixteen additions to the Sec
BID Pres by; erian church on Sunday-two o
these were on profession OF faith. There
IS large attendance at the communion
tricc, Ct which time DR.. Hoge preached
rom The CStn Psalm and 18th verse. In the
-emooa. 20 4 crowded house, he repro
:uced 10y requeSt) sermon preached last
summer in the Gracc-Street Presbyterian
;turch 2urin" the absence OF the pastor,
tom Romans, 5.h chapter, Sd, 4th, and 5tll
rr,eS.
DR.. Ho-c announced that he would COM
:sncc short series Of sermons on next
Nnday afternoon at O'Clock on subject
i,on which he had been asked 10 preach
IT,. "Reii@inr not SYSTEM of Crecds or
mtgine> only. but OF Positive, Ascertain
h Demonstrlbie Fact"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

WILEpa'5 CoD-LIyER OIL AND LIME.-The
friends OF persons who have been restored from,
confirmed Consumption by The Use os this original
preparation, and the grateful par,Ic3 themselves,
nave, by re- ommepding il and ncplcJging Its
wonderful efficacy, given the article Tast POPULAR
ity In NeT England. TIE Cod-Lirer on Is In this
combinations robbed OF It's unpleasant taste. and
rendered doubly effective In being coupled with the
Lime which Is Itself restorative pIiixiple, sup
plying nature with lust the assistance required to
heat AID restore The diseased Lungs 4. B. WILBoR,
Boston, proprietor. Sold by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03
BEN EFF 4 C. Il Il T 5 S .

Just open the door for her, anh Mrs. Wnslow Will
prove The American Florence Nightingale OF tho
Snrscry. OF this we sure that we viii teach
our Susy''to say " 4 blessing on Mrs. Winslow !"
tor helping her TO survive and escape the gripinR'
colckinz, and tecthiDg siege. Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves The child from pain.
and cures dysentrry aud diarrhea. 1t softens the
gums. reduces Inflammation. cures wud-eolic, and
carries the infant safely through the teething period.
1t performs precisely what il processes 10 perform,
every D IT., of i,-aothing less. We have never seen
Mrs Winsow-know her only through the prepara-
ton OF her " Sooitag Syrup for Children Teeth
Ing, II we had the power we would make her, as
she Is, physical savior TO The infant race. Sold by
all druggists. 25:cents q bottle. de 3-eod1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

STEAEosCH GRAND ITALIAN CrERA.-Tka
latter part of this month we arc to have the
above opera company, whica comprises
MILE Teresina Singer, Miss Maria Litta,
MILE La Blanche, Mile Anna.De Belvaeea,
Signor Petrovich GoltschalE, Signor Sterti,
Monsieur Castelmary, SianOrs Lazarna,
Ferrario, Baldarzs, Barbesio Valersa Ber-
ia. and NPlle RiGei. Graad, chorus aad full
orchestra. The operas to be given are
s.Norma," ~ novatose, /" Martha," and
/" MenoD." The company numbers over
eighty people. and Manager Powell has 3
rich treat in store for the lovers Of music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03
The Moznrt Pinnfore.

Editors Dispatch: Would it not be prac-
ticable TO induce the Board OF Governors
OF the Mozart Association TO give our peo-
pie another pinafore performance?
A large number OF persons were unable
to get into the hall at the last performance,
generously given by the Association in aid
OF Mr.. Diekinson, q disabled fireman, and
we therefore hope that another opportunity
may be given our citizens 10 hess this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03
M0HTuAEY REPORT for the week ending

MoHTrAEy REPORT for the week ending
IJTem5cr %, 1879:
rpaSe Of IUeuth: Bronchitis, / white;
grn>, coored: congestion Of brain, l
lti,c. coiored; consumption, l white, l
s.ored convulSlons, white; debility, l
Aoged: dipathcria, 8 white: fever
!phodl. colored: heart-diSease, 9 COL
fcsi: marasmus, l colored; meningitis. l
|aorcG; ola age, white; paralysis, col
sel; pneumonia, l co!Ored; premature
iHb, while: pynmia, / coloreG; un-
rown, 4 c0lored. Whole number OF deaths
L tie city. exclusive OF Still-births, &c.
" One day 10 thirty, white, l col
Ati-;oial, >: one month to six, col
hi; six months to twelve, colored; one
yi4r to three, white, 3 colorcd-totai, 3;
esIe: years to i've, > coored; five years to
fss, 3 white, l colored-total, 4; twenty
sars to dirty, white, , colored-total, 3;
sny Years to forty. coloTed; forty years
/ fifty. / white. l co!ored-total, 2; fifty
aTs 10 sixty. l coored; sixty years to
rTeBly, white; seventy years to eighty,
.coIored: eighty years to ninety, white.
.Hdiiion: Single, 5 white, IL colored-
%a, lG; married, white, 3 colored-total,
/; widows, 9 white, 3 colored-total, 5.
!htjritg: Richmond, 13; other parts Of
4e United States, II; France, 1; Ireland,
! locality: Marshall Ward, white, 2
3hfed-to;al, 5; Jefferson Ward, 3 white;
ss9son Ward, white, 2 co|ored-total,
! Monroe Ward, white, 8 colored-to-
IA; Clay Ward. white, 2 colored-
1al, /; Jackson Ward, white, 8 col
isi-t0tal. 4; almShouse, colored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

THy; Mosaic OPENING BALL.-rhe Mosaic
Club viii inaugurate the winter season on
FRIDAY evening next with Phantom Dona-
inf, party. After which they will have at
r. .gular intervals OF two weeks their dra-
matte entertainments, followed by supper
and dancing Invitations have been issued
to q large number CT persons, but the lady
managers announce that old members need
no invitations. but will procure their tick
cts, as heretofore, upon application TO any
| OF their number.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03
A CAUCUS UNCOVERED.
Daylight upon the Readi iussers' First
Great Effort

A MAJORITY PRESENT. INCLUDING ABOUT
A DOZEN OF THE COLoRED TROOPS
CRUEL TREATMENT oFTHE DISPATCH RE-
PoRTERs; THEY ARE SHUT OUT. BUT NOT
SHUT Up--JUDGE LACY. JACK TAYLOR,
AND PAT. McCAULL GET NOMINATED
SO DO THREE REPUBLICANS, INCLUDING
TWO DARKIEs-BRETHREN, KEEP MUM
DON'T YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT OC-
CURED IN CAUCUS-sLAUGHTER OF
MANNED soLDIERs--A FULL. REPORT OF
WHAT THE READJUsTERs DID AT THE
BALLARD HOUs LAST NIaRT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

House OF REFUGE.-The committee OF
the Council to consider the memorial OF T.
w. McCancc and Others held IL meeting yes
terday afternoon 1T the City Hail. DR.. w.
w. Parker was, by invitation, present, and
made an interesting statement. showing the
need Of such EN- institution in our city.
The committee will meet again, and expect
to be ready with Il recommendation to the
Council at lis meeting in January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

THE FAIR At S.ENGEE HALLE.-The ladies'
fair for the benefit OF ST. Johns German
church is now in full blast, and is open day
and night. The hall Is filled every evening
by numbers who are ready to attest TO the
excellence Of the entertainment. The Ger
mans know how to get up such affairs. and
those who want real enjoyment should not
fail to visit the fair for the benefit Of ST.
.Iohn's church. Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03
xEATaEa REPORT.

,,n,r,r!oSs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
= Atlantic States falling followed by
t;,a barometer. warm southcrly winds.
~. +;,r 10 generally colder northerly, part
.Inndy or cloudy weather, and probably
,hr northern bali snow or rain.
Tar the South Atlantic and East Gulf
..ss lower pressure, southwest 10 south.
winds. and warmer, partly cloudy wea-
:, , possibly followed in the latter by local
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

The PB>oPosLp IMPROVEMENTS TO FRANK
LIN TRF.ET.-Ln the Council on Monday
night i. was Mr.. Fl. c. Adams, OF Jefferson
Ware, who presented resolution to gravel
Fra aklin street from Eighteenth to TTen-
tt fifth, and TO roll the street with the steam
road-roIler. We gave the credit TO another
member By a slip Of the pencil,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. B. LYME, 4 P-M. .granite-and-s.nccoed Main
street s,ore-prOperty, with dwelling overhead,
between Fifteenth aud seventeenth streets.
". G0DDlN. r. 81, commissioners sale OF city
real estate un laurel strei near 10 Hollywood.
PAINE & NOWLIN, 10k A. H., boots, spoes,-
mems and boys hats aud caps. clothing, safis,
stationery, fancy goods. &c.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, fifteen young,
horses, huggies. famiiy.carriaSe, &c.
GODDIN, WARREN & CO., ( p. b., trustees sale,
of tho brick residence at the southwest corner
OF Clay and Fifth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

BLACK SILKS were never rs cheap before as they
are now. TIC get the full advantage of the present
low prices cun at LEVY BROTHERS and make
your purchases. LEVY BROTHERS are also ofYey-
ing great bargains In Coorel silks, Pekiu Stripes,
Black and C0loted Satins. Brocadcd and Stripe
Silks and Satlus, Striped Watcred Silk and Fancy
Goods fer Trimmings; also. large assortment Of
Nottinsffam-Lace Curtains, Ecd-Spreads, Pillow
Shams, and Titles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

HUsrrSGs COURT. Il. McNamee was
tried in the Hastings Court yesterday Tor
attempting to commit robbery by polntlng
O pistol at T. W. Humphreys, anu aeqult'
ted.
The case Of Henry Eek, for breaking into
the house OF Henry Sycles and steaiing Q
Lotto wearing. apparel Will pc trle0 Ibis
morning az II O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-03

| THE MoSr TROUBLESOME COUGHS AND COLDS
to which we are tatle at this season Of the year can
| be alleviaied.by the Use of PURCELL, LADD Co.'S
Emulsion OF Cod-Lircr Oil with Hypopho'phites OF
Lime and SOdH. prcr. so ccnts ncr bottle.