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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-29

MIR. HIscooK informed Mr.. Potter on
Monday that his side of the House (the
Republicans does not entertain the idea that
the trunk containing the cipher dispatches
was rifled by the Morrison committee. OF
course not. The Morrison committee was
composed of honorable men, but as much
cannot be said for the men whom Hiscock
represents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-29
Menomonie, Wis, Jan. 81, 1879.
schaefer Beats slosson,s Big Run.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-In the billiard tourna-
ment Gallagher defeated Heiser in 50 inninps
Score, 600 to 444.
To-day schaefer beat DAILY in 10 innings,
600 to IS, closing the game with run Of ri
but the audience insisted Schaefer should con,
tinue the run, and he made 44s, the largest
ever shown in public.
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ASSOCIATED Press Markets.
Milwaukee Produce Market
1H1i "AUhIEI Jan
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged,

MILWAUKEE, Jan. IS.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRA1N-Wheat opened dull and ~ higher and
closed weak; No. hard 95Ac; No. !, 9O.zc; No. 2,
CSC; January s6c; February s61sc; March s7Lc;
and EASIER No. 2, 2s1c Oats steady and in fair de-
mand; NO. 2, 19c. Rye steady and in fair demand :
No. !, 43c Barley dull and lower; No. cash and
February 75c: March 740l74Ac.
PROVISIONS Quiet but frmer. Mesa pork quiet :;
new $500. Lard, prime steam $500.
HOGs-Live, frner and higher; light S3.100s.2o 0;
at 8 IS.
,REcE1PTs-s,s27 barrels -four; $3.50 bushels
wheat.
wheat - ~ ~
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-29
TIE ST PAUL DAILY MORNING. JANUARY % 1879

had any more right to dictate in this matter
than to prescribe what he should eat and
drink.
Senator Doran did not care what the rate Of
interest was, but he wanted private banks
put upon the same footing as the national
banks.
Pending the discussion the committee rose
reported progress, and and asked leave to sit
again. Adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-29
The TO,Ule- Wallace Afair.

To the Editor of the Globe.
Your exposure of the Tall-Wallaoe affair has
caused some excitement among interested par
ties here. Wallace was at one time prominent
ly connected with the choir of the Baptist
church of this city. Ihe Mrs. Tall Correct
name Mrs. NJ. T.. Towle), was some time ago
visiting friends here and enticed ! young nan
of IA summers, at whose fathers house he was
staying, from the path of virtue etc., and ran
away with him to St, Paul. She has a husband
at Kenyon, MINI. Yours,
E. J. NEwsoN.
Menomonie, Wis, Jan. 81, 1879
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-29
Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO Jan. Is.
shipments 5000; strong and higher: choice heavy
SS;4u@S:62; Light 3soQ3.5o: mixed 3.1O93.35.
CATTLE-keceipts 800; shipments 140o;
s.rong and active; shipping $3.e5@5.O0; others
shade higher.
sHEEP,ooReceipts 2,oCo; shipments 1879: steady;
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-29

The three votes of Minnesota were cast
yesterday in the National House against
the buncombe bill restricting Chinese i'm
migration, as were all the Wisconsin delega-
ton excepting Pound and Hazleton.
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Foreign Produce Market.

TALLOW-Fine American 9Ss ' No'
PETROLEUM-Spirits lbs 6dal3s Cd. renr.d
nominally unchanged. w. ielneo
LINSEED OII-26s 3D.
TURPENTINE-Spirit 22s sd122s Cd
PETRoLEUM-2sf. r' Jan. 49,
ocoIIoN-Easier; 5-1e@6 s-l6d; sales Isl'' 5000
American 1900 bales ''o oaies'
o. IN IN o or white wheat average IS sda
spring IS l0dlss; red western winter No. . TO NJ.
os 6dgss 10d. Corn, western mixed A. I'd
e14 rs s d., Oats IS Cd. Barley SOS.
FLOUR-Western canal lSsa22s
7os hGgalsloNs-Prime mess pork Ais. Beef, prime
short 26s. wig oiear ]'s va
PRODuCE-Cheese. fine American 4ss
SPiRlIS PETROLEUM-1ls6l2s: refined o. "A
L1NSEED OIL-25s. % 'u'
IURPENTINE-22s
ROSIN- Common A 6dm4s Cd. no1o q, MA
90 Cd. ~ saie w so00
YARNS AND FABRICs-DulI.
:. hECElpTS-Wheat receipts for the past tbroo y.
" ssa sentalsi Aaasriean $1,000 esa.alss " s'os
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Louisiana Senatorial Contest

New ORLEANS, Jan. 2s.--senatorial caucus,
eighth ballot: Eustis, 81; Kenner, %; Jones,
So; scattering 3. Several new candidates ware
pissed Ia nomination.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2s-ll :eoA A. NJ.

Corn lower.
Wheat opens easier; looks weak.
New YORK. Jan. 29-1 go p. M.
Wheat weaker; No. 3 nomina.y 92c; No. held at
S1.02; winter wheat lower.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23-2:0O ?. N.
Wheat inactive and ueak; No. he'd at 900; No. Z
$l.Ol bid Awinter lower.
CHICAGO, Jan. 28-11 a. n.
!. well posted firm In New York teegraphs that
lower prices Tor STOCKS grain and PROVISIONS more
than probable.
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Boston Produce Market.

r1orrp Boston, Jan. %.
FLOOR-Firm: western supernne ssoOas.a5.
c CON. extras 37a04.25 &isconsin do 400 20:
Minnesota do 4.2515.5O 'os''''''
dhAIN-Corn quiet: mixed and yellow 4en51c
oass gu ct: No. and extra white o5 602sc: No 4
34c. Rye, 6O1l62c " ~
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MARKETS in DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range of the
markets during the day were received by
M O r T o N ORE & Co..
Commission Merchants.
Wheat quiet. 80 ~
Floating cargoes dull.
Gargoes on assage very heavy.
. CsrRoea OF eoaat, red winter I'd lower,
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VuTAl,
MILWAUKEE,.
CHICAGO.
CORN.

Wheat receipts in Chicago, Ia, 34s bushels: ship.
ments 41,a47 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee, $1,000 bushels ship
mania ITO hnsbaIa
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Routine -ReDOrt.

The House was called to order at 10 A. NJ. yes
terday, Speaker Gilman in the chair.
After prayer and roll cali several petitions
for the prohibition of the liquor traffic were
presented.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-29

Routine Report.
Senate convened at 10 o'clock. Roll called
and quorum present. Journal read and ap
proved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12
NNHO Is 3iRS. WlSSlOW ?

AS this question Is frequently asked,'ws will SIM
ply say that She is lady who fUr upwards ~ thirty
years has untirngy devoted her lime and talents as
"a female physician aud nurse principally among
children. She has esp, cully studied the coistt'i-
tion and wants Of this numerous cliSs, AMI as re-
suit OF this effort aud practical knowledge obtained
In lifetime spent as nurse and physiclnn- she h'is
compounded \ Soothing " rup for children teething
It operates lke maglc-eiying rest aud hcalth--lnd
s, moreover fire regulate hc bowels. In conse-
quencr Of iiis article Mrs. WISSLo~ Is bccoiing
world-renowBed As Il benefactor OF her race: chill
dren certainly 90 RISE Up aud bless her; especially
~ this the IN this city. Vast quantities or the
Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold and uscd here. We
think Mrs. Ilnsow Inns imvnoriat1ed her name bf
this inv:uuable article, and we sincerely believe
thousands Of children have been snved from On
early grave by It's timely use, and that millions yet
unborn Will share is benefits and untG In calling
her blessed. SO MOTHER has discharged her duty
10 her suffering ttlc one, in opinion, until she
has given it the benefit OF Mrs. WinsTo"'s Soothing
Syrup. Try II, m0thcrs-TRY IT Sow.-Eo>ttes
FisitDr. New York city. SOLD by all drngeists--25
cents hottlr. de 1u-eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

Brief NemS.-The wofE OF repairing the
CITY dam was finished just in time, as the
river is nos somewhat higher than it bas
been for some mou.hs. At present u "opld
be ditict.it tast, to do any repairing on the
dam, owing IN the rise in the river.
Rev. W. q. Williams and family have re-
moved to CHI ;steyheld. Dir. Williams il sta
toned on tb E Chesterfield circuit this year
Many years, ago he was the pastor OF tne
Manches2 r Methodist church.
There was nothing before the courts yes
terdzg,
Rev 3. F. Woodward, the new pastor q
the Methodist church, has arrived IN I'M
city, and is expected TO preach on SUNDAY
hey t.
a public temperance lecture will soon b
|g' ven in this city urdcr the auspices
? Manchester Division, Sons OF Temperance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

DR. wTrsoa's Cop-5IsEs oEG, AND LrHg.-
Inva,fds nerd no longerdread % take thst great
specific for Consumption. As.hn,a, and ,hsssseniag
Couxns-Cod-Ls on and Lime. As prepared by
Dr.. WILpoR i is rpboeti OF the nanseating taste,
and also embosars . preparation nf the Phosphate
OF Lime, giving nature the ,ery article regsred to
aid the healing qualities of tas OIL and TO recreatc
where disease las destroyed. This article also
forms remarkable touic, aud vii. cause weak and
debita.ed persoDsto become srrong and ROBUST. II
should be kept in every family for instant ON
the mrs appear ancs OF Couyhs or Irritation Of the
Lungs. s.anufactuced only By A. r. WrLgoR,
Chemist, BostOr. Sold by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

Mrs. OATEs.-The Oates Comic Opera
Company appeared a. the Theatre last
night in Girofe. Girofa, and were greeted
by a fine house, considering the state OF the
weather. Mrs. Oates retains Il good deal OF
the vivacity and dash which made her so
popular with our people in former days,
but for some reason she failed to create any
enthusiasm among the audience-ln fact
awe may even say that she met with i
remarkably cool reception. The acting oi
the entire cast was good, but the singing
rather poor. with the exception OF the cho-
ruscs, which were passabIy fair.
Little Duke to- might.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting ol
the Board OF Directors Of the Chamber ol
Commerce was held last evening in the
Board rooms-E. o. Melting, Esq. presi.
dent, in the chair. Present: Messrs. Blank.
enship, Potts, Crenshaw, Purcell. Jones.
Elicit, Rosenbaum, Spots, and Hawes.
On motion OF Mr.. Potts the absence OF
Mr.. Dunlop was excused.
The Chair laid before the Board circu-
lar-letter from d. II. Bates, president OF the
American Union Telegraph Company, in.
viting cooperation IN the establishment OF
the new telegraph company.
Judge Parker, OF New York, and Mr..
Foster, OF Wilmington. \. c., representing
the American Telegraph Company, By In
vitation, addressed the Board in relation tc
the plans Of the new company.
Mr.. Potts presented the following, which
were agreed to:
The Importance Of cheap teegraphic com
muuication between the different sections
OF This country and Europe Is so manifest
that all businessmen hail with pleasure all
means looking to this end. Learning from
reports and statements made To this Cham
ber Of Commerce and to the Corn and Flour
Exchange and Tobacco Association OF Rich.
mond bv gentlemen speaking forthe Ameri'
can Union Telegraph Company, who ex.
press wish TO come to Virginia and North
Carolina and other southern States to dc
business with us by means OF the Ameri'
can Union Telegraph Company; therefore
belt ... ... h.
RESOLVED by the Richmond Chamber o.
Commerce, That we learn with pleasure the
contemplated purpose of the American
Union Telegraph Company to come to Rich
mond and furnish our people with relia'
BILE and well-equipped telegraph company
ut rates very much less than those now
charged by the existing line, and that We
request our city and State governments anc
Businessmen generallyt to give the Amerl
can Union every possible encouragement tc
come to this section of our common country
ReSolved, That Il copy Of this resolution
be sent the president Of the American
Union Telegraph Company, at New York
| and that the thanks OF the Chamber be ex
tended to George Fl. Parker, OF New York
and Mr.. F. W. Foster, OF Wilmington, n
e.. for valuable information givenour busi
| ncss-men in this connection.
! The Chair laid before the meeting the re-
sienalion OF Mr.. Thomas Seldom as mem
bpr Of the Board Of Directors; which. or
motion of Mr.. Blaukenship, was accented
Various papers were presented and re-
ferred.
Adjourned. ~ ........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12
MANCn ESTEK AND VICINITY.

Not the Right Mdn.-Thc negro George
Jones. who WAS arrested in Petersburg sew
eral days ago charged with horse-stoalny,
and who was thought to have been the man
wanted by the Chesterfield authorities to an
Swer Il charge OF burglary and arson, i not
the George Jone= who escaped from The oftl-
GERS 10 Chesterfield. The Chesterfield Jones
Is alleged 10 have been an accomplice to
George Washington (cnlored), who, it Will
be remembered, was arrested for robbInG
and burning the dwellln"-hnusc OF Il gen.
tlcmun living near the courthouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

Result ofa Slight Lrywy.-Several weeks
$40 Mr.. Mike U'D0nneli, OF this city, an
engineer on the Richmond and DanVlllc
railroad, fell from the step OF bis locohlo-
tive While eEdeavorlnS to get up into The
- cab" slightly bruisinS one OF his legs.
The locomotive was not moving at the time,
and the engineer thought nothing OF his
fall, but went on with his work. A few
days ago, however, his leg began TO swell
and pain him, and he was forced 10 stop
work. His injury has now assumed O Sc
rious nature, aud Il was thought ,Tuesday
that the leg would baye TO be amnutatet.
The doctors are hopeful now, however.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

y 'FrEGINlA AGRICULTURAL. am NEcHhyr;AL
CoLLEGE.-The Board OF Visitors Of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College has
been in session in our city for several days.
The following gentlemen compose the
Board: General TaIiaferro, Judge Mere
dith, Hon. William hlelnes. Jr.. DR.. LUZ
linz, Judge Lowell. Colonel William Eegle-
ston, and General Fitz. Lee.
The Board will elect president for the
college before they adjourn. We under
stand there are n number OF applicants
one from Texas and one from North Caro-.
lima. bad not the General Assembly init.
ated investigating proceedings, the Board
would bare'reached II selection before this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12
LOCAL MATTERS.
Selsn RansasIph e. I, ols q Ros noke. !, 8, e..

TIE zpEEf OF THIB DfsTIsGEIsHED AMERICAN
tsssATeg no BE RgMoTKD TO HICBMoSD.
Mr. Iohn Randolph Bryan and his son,
HI. anseph EBrynn, left the city yesterday
morning for Roanoke. to have The remains
o: John sRandolph Of Roanoke dissnterred
and removed to This CITY, and .rsfnterred ct
Ho3lr ood. They expect 70 rstHrB here
with the dust OF this distsng gufsied Virginian
tomorrow morning on the Gao train of the
Richmond and Cangifie railroad.
The intermeRt will take place at 10 A. d.
The spot selected lis on the most elevated
point In the nsT addition (Ciark's Spring.,
overlooking the Jauaes. The ceremonies
will be conducted In most private manner.
Mr. John Randolph Bryan is the son OF
The late Hon. Joseph Bryan, Of Georgia,
who was an intimate friend OF John Ran.
dolpfl OF Roanoke, aud named his SON after
him. In 1916 Mr. Randolph took upon
bimseIf the education of this and another
SON OF his then deceased friend, and while
they were not at school they lived with him
at Roanoke, his home, in Charlotte county.
He treated them as though they were bis
own children, making them often sleep In
the same bed with him. When absent he
often wrote to them. In 1880 John Ran.
dolph Bryan married Elizabeth Coulter. the
niece OF Mr. Ran and sllas dana
bis only sister, who was one OF the children
Of the marriage OF his mother with ST.
George Tucker. Mrs. Bryan was grea!
fayorite with her uncle, who used to speak
OF her as "my charming niece"
John Randolph died on The 24.b day oil
June, 1888, in chamber OF the City hotel,
No. IL north Third street, Philadelphia,
| where he had gone to embark for England
! He wrote to bis niece for long time once
week, and her husband has now over two
hundred OF his letters to her. His last
writing, which was done only two days be.
| fore bis death, was addressed to Mr.. Bryan
and bis wife as his children.
Dir. Randolph's remains were brought to
| Roanoke and buried near his front door,
under tail pine. Nothing but a stone
marked the grave. Not long before the
late war the Hon. Wood Bouldn, who late
" died. while Il member OF the Supreme
Court of Appeals Of the STATE, bought the
tract OF land Oh which Mr.. Randolph hat
lived. known as his sMiddIe Quarters D
and built q handsome residence, using Mr
Randolph's small frame house as part o.
the structure. During the present veal
this residence has been burnt tp the ground
and the family Of Judge Bouldin have
sought another home on an adjoining place
Under these circumstances. Mr.. Bryan, who
stood in such a near relation to Mr.. Ran
dolph, bas deemed it best 10 remove bis re-
mains to Hollywood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

WEBER PIASo.-At the Kate-Thayer concert on
vest. .r,iay st Mozart Hall Madame Carreno played
on one OF the TEBEg GEATp PIANOS. sas pre-
fers hi, inst rumeut 10 Eli Others On accom- OF u.
sweetness, power, and singing ;cne. ihe puoie mao
an onror,up,ty OF testing It's capacity, and we are
sn,e that they were pleased with It's rich nnsical
notes. Some think I, exee.s the steinway pianos In
its singing tone. ,- - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

NEW ToBAcCo.-Duriag the present week
more Than 500 wagon-oad4 OF loose tobacco
have been brought TO Richmond to be SOLD
by farmers from Chesterfield, PowhaiaD,
Caroline, Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, MOTTO
way, and Amelia. Yesterday the streets near
Shockoe and Crenshaw's warehouses were
literally packed with these wagons swat
ing to be unloaded. There was some fine
tobacco in the lot, and good prices will no
doubt be obtained for it to. day, which is
the "big" sae.day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

O,tr Musicales.-H Hereafter the musicateS
at Beethoven Hall will be given semi
monthly instead OF weekly, rs heretofore.
The newly.appoInted musical director,
Professor Ambold, OF Richmond, VIII take
charge OF the next musicale, which VIII
not come of until next Friday night. His
appointment seems 10 give general sattssac
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

BLACK SILKS were never as cheap befsre rs they
are now. To get the full advantage or the present
low prices call 1T LEVY BROTHERS and make
your purchases. LEVY BROTHERS are also offer
Ing great bargains In Coiored Silks, Pekin Stripes,
Black and CuIofeI Satins, Brocaded and Striped
Silks and Satins, Striped Watered Silk, and Fancy
Nottlnsham-l.acc Curtains, B.d-spreals, Pillow
Sh2mS, aud Tides.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12
2eusE UP THE LIVER IF 1T is DOR

FIN1A~ NI IuE III UIt - "a - y -
SAET, and avoid train of evils which muss
NAefHlse enspe. Amons anti.biions medicines
s'se rank SO high as Hostetter's Stomach kitters.
speedily hanlshes those pains In the region Of sbs
<aee;ed organ, the yeiowness Of the skin, nausea,
'e'sis". end sick headache which attend 4 bilious
.sacS' A.bllious subject, after q biief course OF
~s capital liver stimuisnt and inyigorapt, finds
af his tongue Is no longer furred Ia the morning,
~ ~ osealh is grown sweeter, q hundred ipexpaca-
M no longer make bis iss miserable, his
saeh haRe acquired ihe sfeadiaess of weii-regn.
Issa piece Of nnschsnism and he can eat With 2
!, appetite and good digestion. II u because
ss ~ assists aatre In hereEorts 20 bring back
als aaisordsred liver and bowels to their Dssnial
ess saoiton that II aeconpllshes such remarkable
s@ss' do elQ-WlY)F&M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12
NJ EETlNGB.

SArfoNsa. BANK Or We GlaiA.i
RIcHMoSp, Va, December II. 1s79.
rJyHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L !Oa THE ST1fBH9EDERS.Up OF THIS BANK
WIN be held Oh TUESDAY. l3tf day Of January,
1880, 1T l2 O'Clock H. j. w. LOCkWOop
40 80 sod,M - TIftrs1 ..' ~ Cashier.
THIRST -NATTONhL BANK.-THE
SToCKH0LDERsU OF THIS BANK viii be held l1
fiR!r baBEing-hossG. ~ tBis city. On TUESDAY,
Guuary1 s. 1850, at ~ O'Clock 81 st.s<
=. I2-2awrJai3 y. a. GLOVER. Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

PINAFOEE, AGAIS.-The Richmond ANA
teur Company will tender q complimentary
benefit OF II. VI. s. Pinafore at Mozart Hall
on Tuesday night to Miss Mera, q talented
young organist OF this city. This is de-
served compliment, and will attract fine
audience. The box-sheet opened ut john
aton,s Yesterday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

ELECTION OF sToREKEEpEE or THE PEN
TTEsTrAgY AND EEGisTEE aF THE. LAID
oFR1cE-A NOMINEE OF TILE REApJUsT-
ERs RETIREs UNDER F1RE-A CAUCUS
HELD LxsT NIGHT TO NOMINATE AN
cTHER CANDIDATE FuR RAILROAD coM-
& MIssToNER-AEINDNE TO THE REPORT
ERs-GooD LUCK COMES TO ANOTHER
WHO MaS-slAJoR ASA ROGERS THE
NOMINEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

cop.LryEs OIL AND LiME.-That pleasant ahd
active agent in The eure OF a eorsu'npaise syEnp-
tors, "WlLBon's CosipoEND OF fURE COD
crygn OIL AND LIKE" Is setng university
adooted in Iaedfca practice. Sold by the psopfis-
tor. A. L. wILBoR, Chemist, Boston ana an cfus
I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

MAJOR HILLS LEcTuRE.-The lecture OF
Major Hill" Recollcctions OF the Rebel
lion did not take place last night, owing
to the bad weather. 1t will be delivered in
the hall OF the House Monday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

uoY1TZIRs-The annual retininn and
banquet Of the Richmond Howlzer Asso-
citation will take place at ford's Hotel to-
night, commencing ut 8 O'Clock. Judge
Flournoy will deliver the address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12
FoR THE rRErrfssT SEEK HAsDxgscnfsrs,
call rs SYcLE BROTHERS.. -

TEE sUHEsr, QUICKEST, AND MOST PERMA-
EBaT WAT 10 ssoss troublesome eoux IS 10 use The
Emtssten OF Cod-t5ser OH With Hypspcosphi,es or
Lime sna SODA, pssp1rcd bY PURCELL, LApp a
Co Ps!ce, so ccrtf per bossIe q. @,7tE4 E75Es'Ei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

PEEs0NAL-BRIEFs.- W. D. Barnes,
travelling correspondent OF the Phiadpl-
phia Dramatic and Husicni Mirror, Is in
the city.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Henrico
county will convene tomorrow morning at
II O'Clock at the Henrico courthouse.
The Henrico County Court has adj burned
for the term, after disposing OF Il small civil
fontot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

Tho.e who buy their fruit from him viii have
their cakes BAKED FREE or CHARGE II THEY
ARE SENT IN BEFORE TIE 18TH OF DEcEAbEk'
We sslryhts fruk as cheap as can DC bought any.
where In the cltg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

itGRAcg-STREET CHgR cH
EFAIR.--The sale which has been announced
to be held by. the ladies' OF the Graee-Street
Presbyterian church fs now open, Win
variety of beautiful articles, and will be
continued through the day and, evening Of
Friday to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12
sJe,EIOS EAEES THIS DAY.

sss- Or. all snEss or Reaf Estete made bstsssee
the Let Of January arId tast NJ June the taYssyot
TIE pre.s1t ysar have IN be Dafd tythe pnrchdseS
n, nIG snIgS made bst,oss1ths st OF Jty Ldk<
~ tho year khs tazes hare 10 be paid Oh shs 4etsr
rrhiS rrstoni was adopted about dfteen years aga
by ri the real estate agents In alchnond, ana 6ps
ulias to RichIGoud ana rielnityI .3
Jas. MAcDUUGALL, s0h Am furniture, DO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12

THE MOST TROUBLESOME COUGHS AND COLDS
10 which we are liable ar his season OF me year can
be allevtsiej by the use OF PURCELL, LADp @ w :
emnIsion OF Cool LIVER OH with Hypophosphiies Of
Lime and Soda. Price. so cents Per bottle,