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ceipts-Foar, $500 bbis; wheat $4,000 bushels;
Canal s sS Shipment. s . bushels
is7 100 do nsr%sdA's ss, sSsss s ss
bushels corn do oats 2ooo do: barley 500 do
Quoted asS wheat s ,rs.fS.s
AlSsy and Troy less hard grain ~ and
New YORK, s. The .SIp%sas strives vas !.
oc.. aud corn. sac. TO New York.
DsrRorr Mich. Sept s. 1879;
Flour very hrW good snpprs whiss Meh@an
q os No white ec cash aud September oe."bsr nna,
so@n.iis lover Win moderate nssrs ;s.s No
So o.ss oss sa.ss With =. ssss
decline; No white aoa.c No DO aos.c No ~,xea, nrn
af prime NS 81 so :as ,as'' % ss
snsss aR ss.As sssr ~h.s
corn, $50 do. oats, 1000 do g.. 1870
whess easier: No White Michigan. pee: 10. do,
sss ssd s%ssp see' spa
N DrsSn WsS .gS S,ea'S.n % sss %6 spot, pot
toSer osse No amber Illinois s. OH Corr quiet: hS
asS osoSsr %lsss s ss Oats % quiet
s,Sss s% No
ern amber ss'le asked bid; No white wabssn
IS 81 Ss.sls ss,s
46ooodo. -
Wheat fair demand at Soc o4c; receipts u 600 bush
s s ss" Rys
demand 54e 54s Barley easier; choice fan ess
strong; current make IS sS Bulk meats stronger shout
demand and hrm shoulders 3Sc. 4c; clear ribs
4ie clear sides s. 50 - 80 Whiskey in good demand
at full prices 1t 81 o. Butter quiet and unchanged
Sugar firm and unchanged Hogs steady e for good: com
So a S3 10; butchers s. 10 $3 30; few extra at
So 30; receipts, 1900; shipmeuts CAS-
CHICAGO, Sept. 5. 1879.
Flour quiet but steady. Wheat in good demand and
shade css.so .srng as sass NO i. dS
year: No. do s21e rejected 7il4c Corn in good do
nand and shade higher at 33c cash 33tc, October
s2c all the rejected; s2c Oats active frm and
higher 22i1c., cash. 23c. 23isc October reiecttd
issac I9c Rye stronger at 49Iac Barley active firm
higher at 7lc 75c cash 75c, October Pork active
tober s. ss 81 s5, JAnn.ry Z Lard M steady and firm
s. 42a. January Bulk meats stronger; shoulders $ 35
clear ST 80; clear sides 81 30 Whiskey steady and
unchanged at 81 o. Freighs-Corn Buffalo, 41ac Re-
espssFlOur, 7oo9 Sbls; wheat, $4,000 ushss; corn
12l 900 do oats 81 0 do: l6 COO do barley 25OOO
do Shpments-Flour, $500 bbs: wheat 900
bushels: 335 900 do oats $1,000 do; rye 10000
snS sshs a.s Pas
and Dye higher. Lard steady and unchanged.
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!. So IS a So rs; French, So oo a s. IS;

So IS 50 25 French, So oo - IS;
REp T,RrAn-The market is quiet, but unchanged
Crystal. ia cakes, ,c.; powdered in ebl- lose
Quoted 45e. SOC cut do 81 % 81 80; China oSc
Roors-The market remains firm. with fair demand.
We % u y 2o pSs s.s & sos & var n
Western and southern galsnsySi se sAie; Colombo.
Tlorentne; Mexican jsap in lobbng way, 24e 2ae
d@adelion lse l4s yaisriap ios lss asoni.s lie
pink s5e 1000 do. snake, ai1ac; 4ooO do mandrake.
shrraoS in fair request and the market is
steady. Amer,ean quoted at 2sc. soc, spanish old
sAlyS-rhs demand continues isir at steady prices
sAIrrsTrn-The market rules steady. though The de-
mand is light East India crude, in bags. &C.. refined
ISM in Kegs 6 soaiS A%srean Grade 7. Sass s 5e as
sAnsArsnlLA, The remains firm with a fair in
aairy We quote Mexican. for jobbing trade loc q
skFps-The market remains steady with fair demand
DO % at & &C.
snss ass Is So y = Ps il ras % ksyn n 5
Spanish canary, y sa o5; smyrna 81 SO 81 So w
quote iie i5c; Tennively, re i4c.
saELLAe. The market remains nrm with fair demand
IN view OF the favorable advees from Calcutta before re-
Hond l. 2ssae 24c diamond H. a4c natives, aic
2ss garns se Sales. IS cases native 2ae a ate w.
uotecont white lac, for LOTS Marseilles mottled,
sau are IN S' fair srrs rssSssi s at iS oe for white
white 1459c. 15c.
SuLPRATE AMMONIA is quiet but steady. We Quote
American. extra dry, in casks 37sc. 4c.
SuLPHArE CIScHONIDIA-The demand continues iar anu
the market firm. We quote e:-American, III bulk, Si %
and foreign 81 10 ST. %, in ounce vials :, ~
SULPHURThe demand is fair ut full prices; rolls, 2ac
-four Sc; crude. S23 S24 30 per ton. - n,-
SUMAc.-rhe market is dull We quote;-$S2 oo a Soo
TONGA BEANS remain firm: quoted at ST so "a 81 40
IVA URsI is dull but nomnally unchanged. We quote;-
&c. 51sc. -
VANILLA BEANS firm. bringing 81 $lS. according TO
quality. We sales of q cases vt So -
VENICE TURpENrINE remains Quot but steady We
puote:-l61ac. IA l7c. -
yERDIGRIs is steady but quiet at 26c. a 2Sc -,
YELLOW PRUssIArE continues in good demand we
a
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANERO, Sept 3, 1H59
Cofee-Market animated: large sales for the United
States: Rio good hrsts, JOb $3.50 res 10 kilos
Average daily receipts 800 bags. shipments of the
weekTo the Channel and North OF EUROPE bags
the United States, 81 90 do to the
Sales of tue weeFor the Channel and North OF Europe
5000 bags for the United states do for the Med
teiranean, 20,Up do Stock IDS OOO bags Exchange
London 2l1a Freights, per sail for the Channel. 4os
SANTOS. Sept. 8, 1879.
Cofec-Market quiet; prices maintained: no change:
superior santos $500 SOD reis 10 kiios Average
daily receipts, C bags shipments OF the week-To all
countries ~ 900 bags; the Channel Europe and the
Mediterranean 1OOuO Sales of the weck-For Europe,
1900 bags for the United States 5000 Stock, u O00
hana
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

FALL RIVER, Mass., Sept. S, 1879
The market for cloths has been quiet with light sales,
at previous quotations, which are very 6rm.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

in the we.,he has :. extent checked the for
. n !: again nsrs
brown kinds former prices but higher rates again
.sss Il A.: sx
amounts to 81 2'o tons but home deiiysres compared
Beet sugar on the 6ontae"s held an advance Few
sss "s ns =. ss " III, the
sales have smaller than There is
ns IS
Sd 70 be- The stock IN eo M
snuss large During the month Of Angust the
bags in the mon last year md he: unsSd ;'se5
dull Black STEADY saEo is sxpsnss shii-
80 =. LosDos. Sept 5s:soPM
Spirits of turpentine, 2os. 3D. q 2is. per cwt.
LlvEnrooL, Sept. s. 1879.
Assoeis alton ssys:-"co.ton was n moderate demand
but the %;yte ns% and hast
lean in fair demand and unchanged at
lions Grade. mddns increasingly sesrso Sea
fsss de
clnsd fully Sled but they have since recovered 32d
of last Thursday"
Sale. Of til. week.. 5oSs5 Sst;
Spscuiators took 200
Actual export OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Total receipts. i2oo0
Total stock $4,000
American 237 .OO
Amount Of cotton ahoat 131 UO
American 2B,OO0
LIyERPooL, Sept. 5-5 p. NJ.
Cotton-Futures quiet; uplands low middling clause.
September aud October delivery, ll-l6d. Produce
Spirits Of turpcntine, 22s per cwt.
BRKnKS Sept 5, 1879.
Petroleum, marks IS pfennigs.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 5. 1879.
Pork-Prme mess Eastern dull at 52s. do Western
dull 47s Bacon-Cumb steady 27s short
rib steady us I'D long clear steady 1t 26s: short do
steady at 27s HamsLosg cut dull ut 36s. Shoulders
dull at 2ls. Beef-India moss, none In the
het extra mess steady at sos primo mess
at Bis. 3D. T.llow1Prime city dull at s2s I'd
As; fine 6rmer at lis. Sd Cheese american choice
steady 3s Lard oil stoady 32s Four-Exra State
hrmer 23s Cd. wheat-spring M. steady 3D.. ;
do. No. steady at IS 3d.: Western winter steady
at 9s Id Southern winter steady ut 9s I'd Corn
Mixed frmer at 4s 9ad Cottonseed o-Yellow American
steady ut 29s RosnComm0n, London, dull at 4s 3D.
rurpentne-Sprits. ut London. steady at 2is.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Sept 5-4 M.
Erie. 2S1s: Now Jersey Central, ,consols, 1ol1a
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF England
balance to-day is S35 OuO
Paris advcss quote three per cent reutes s3f
he AccO
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEW YORK. Sept. q. 1879
following the total net receipts Of cotton ut all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-22

Editors Dispatch: The report Of the
Chief OF Ordnance OF the United States for
1877 shows that by an act Of Congress ap-
proved March 3, 1873, Virginia was credited
on the books OF the Department with ber
quota of arms for the period from January
1, 1861, to April 8, 1865, amounting. to the
large sum Of S4S,404.79. This amount, ac-
cording to the report Of the same officer,
aoaS drdacn before the act of March 3, 1875,
covering all such credits into the Treasury.
The annual quota since 1865, being
S5,277.64, having been drawn for the Pc
riod from 1866 to 1878 inclusive, as appears
from the report OF the same officer, gives US
for the thirteen years the neat sum Of $685.
60s.32. To this amount add the above credit
for previous years, S4S,404.79, and we have
the grand total Of SIT 7,014.11. .........-
These figures, taken in connection with
the fact that no report has for years been
made to the Legislature, and the additional
fact that no one seems able to make any re-
port, seem to prove that there should be
some one appointed by the State to care for
this property and require strict accou1ta.:
bility of all to whose care arms are en-
trusted. -. ..s........s.. ...,.z: y. =.
And these figures also make the resolu-
tions offered in the House on the goth Of
some Importance. ,l:. SOLDIER. d
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NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED BIZ MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND wATEK
FROM THE sssay 5a.{s

THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND wATEK
FROM THE Fss3 5as{S
BEDFORD lyA.JALyM AND IRON SPRINGS.
sgt ESTABLISHED TwEKTy.slx YEARS.
EncieneY proved by actual results in thousands Of
cases Of Dyspepsia. Debility. diseases Peculiar 10
Women, Chronic DtairhGa IIea aacbe ;Scrofsla and
Chills and Maartai1 Fefer. Extracts fforf testt-
% Best remedy for rna,,mrnatory Sore TRRff6at and
and fsbrifuge; preferable 70 chlofate q potash"
"Ater practice Of many y Years T fbave &c found m mo-
remedy equal to Ecdford, Alum ana Iron Spriugs
wstsr and Mass FOR diseases and diseases
JonN P. METrEAUR. n. DILL. u, Va.
-, Successfully used in Dyspepsia and Chronic
rrof; sAM'L JAcEsoS: II; p, Unity. q Pa:
fu0s; 0v 1eSe haHs Esfa E
Afier an experience of near thirty searsi have
found no Treatment equal to this waller and nfss for
ment Chronic Irrita,ions of lhe Bladder, ,Kaneys,
and Uretiira; Uceralion and certain forms OK Dys-
pepsis.nl Prof. j. .J.MoonMAN,M. D., Va.
FuLNEss.'' va. MkDicAI MosfnLr:
used with snparalled success in hs@esshaEic
'' ' Ex-vIce-President Ga. Med. Asso.
RnY SvnFp or 1apsas S,ss 1sp y rEyrH r
Directions anaiy IS aud full proof OF oil claimed
sent with each package. -. ~-'@''|
dozen half.galion bottles; IS iof a1esallon .de,ni-
Mass, so cents and 81 per bottle; a2.5G snd Is
Full proof 0f all claimed sent free upcn applica-
tlon. Liberal terms to dealers Invalids are accom-
sfess a. fosps b ' Of hs
Sold by POLK MILLER & co.
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rFor the Dispatch.I

Your correspondent, I" L.. c. j." in Tues
days paper, suggests plan for preventing
the damage to Richmond by freshes; which
is by dam below Mayo's island locking
into the river by wide and deep canal cut
in straight line to a point below the bend
in the river, some distance below the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Company's wharyes.
Wishing to approach this question mod
estly, because it is matter to, be controlled
by the principles Of engineering, l would
suggest for consideration whether it would
not be better to have the dam Just below the
Richmond bar, about! the upper end Of the
wooded bluff on which the now extinct
town Of Warwick stood, and lock. directly
into deep water at. that point That dam,
by raising the water, Woald' save deepening
the channel up to the wharYes at Rockets,
aud would be archeap, substitute for the
dredging and biasting that yet remains to
be done on that part, OF the river; $ and the
money that by 81. C.J's ".'plan would be
expended in making the canal could, by
this pIans be appropriated! toiai leFee along
the, bank Of the river that would keep out
all foods. a. Es.!st ~ ,fEi3tC..... -
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N~nA "A Il ~
J ~ ~. .aI 40 os enaptef
S anng 10y 81 the cods
W ah seetioDs aba
oi eDaplef ssS Ql Lnes Aets OF Assembly OF
1862. % ana ali acts and parts OF acts In
conntct OF ncgpsiste ent with this act, are
ana shall bes repealed On and from the day
Ibis act goes into effect; and section s OF
chapter 94 Of the Actstof Assembly 81 1869
20 is. and shait be- repealed on the 1st day
OF january, 1871" - Now, fhis spectal
act "a relation 20 the power vested In
the Board o. SUPERVISORS OF 1.-The coun-
Ties oil, Norfolk and i4i uenTieo was
approvea March ol, 1872 and the general
law OF 1873 was passed subsequently-the
20 OF April 1873. The language OF The gene
RAJ Jaw ls broad and sweeping. Ii says:
ocss ana paris GJ factS ny conTtcS 0sth ahlS
e act are ana shGA oe. repeated on and from
me ady thts act goes into etect."1 have
always taken the Code OF 1873 as the Law in
Ietelehee 70 tais power vested an the Board
o. ,aupsrYlsors OF Norfolk and henr1co as
nasns toseH lnaos a Part o, Ine general law
T Yu hou Sn.s suo!sc., anu 'ookeo no luftner, and
aoasa no m,,. uSaos sS ~. o.lers nase uone tne
i TIC n;nast :, eso ~ nas peeu s
nionn,or So =, io.9 M.nouG h I'VE proper sa,
pan,V.y ng.e, " nus no. oeen eAciuueu !
~ Um a"e 1e2e .l pup,.nuea a.et lue sehera'
NV. inW % 1910 s. sspealhg tDe 5speelai law,
aoss tue auestl9n lts
!, he aran ,,s. US (, us =, Iepea,
~ Se GO A.. 1oast ,hara Gs' :: a; ,muy oe sn.m
~ Sfn,,bt whather tiis sner;s5 ia feS ha.n
reneaIed or mot" and ti,is dnmht5 nnobt 49,, ~
he rnu,oyed 15rhis .comm,fn;cation hos
sweIled already hernnd its nronnsad lon Or
nnfiSJ sbniJ onIv nnfs verv hr;sfv snns ~
the ;,sns ~ tba ronort ~, - y,
or, 1Forn,are, f,lnb wbinh ",,,,h, 81 aa,,,S :
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MoRTrARY Report. fhe following Ia the
mortnary M report for the week ending Jan.

MoaTrARY REPoRT. 1.-The following istt,e
m1to,rtnary moi, report for. the week ending jan,
uary Is. 1873: !, ~ s.,.5..ts,, M -
Cause of Death = Consum1n1pti / white,
5 coloTed; conYulsions, / coIored;, convul.
stons Qlfantile} colored; debility. i white,
y coiored diphtheria,. / white = 4dropsy, 4
colorcdi fever tscarleE, 3 white, 4 coiored;
heart-disease, 2 While; hydrothorax. /
white infantiie lockjaw, / colored; iauu-
dice, white ), old age, 1 white, 2. colored;
pneumonia; / white, l colored; spinal af-
lection, .Golored teething, colored; tom
sillitis. white; unknown, 2 white, 2 col
ored, Whole number, OF deaths IN the city,
exclusive OF sti!l.tirtbs,, 36. 1qe: One
day to thirty, ! white, 2. colored total, 8;
one month to six, 1 colored; six months to
twelve, i colored: one year: to three, 2
white, 2 coIored-total. A; three years to,
five, 3 white, ! colored--toial, 4: FIVE years
to ten, / white, 4 4colored--total, 5; ten years
3 colored: thirty years to forty, 2 white;
forty years to fifty, l white. colored Total.
2; fifty years to sixty, 1 colored; sixty years
to seventy, 2 white, 2 eolored-total, 4;
seventy years to eighty, white, 2 colored-
total, 4; unknown, white. Condition: :
Single, white, 15 colored-total, 90; mar
ried, 8 white, 2 eolored-totai, 5; widows,
4 white, 9 .colored-total, Z; unknown, 1
colored. Nativity: Richmond, 10; other.
parts Of United States, 15; Germany, 2.
locality: Marshall Ward, white, 8 col
ored-totaL Z; Jefferson Ward. white, 9
colored-total, ST. Madison Ward, Q white,
l colorea-totaL Al; Monroe Ward,2 white,
l colored-total, 8; Clay Ward, white,
3 colored-total, z; Jackson Ward, g. col
.ored almshouse, 3 colored. NJ az .a&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-22

AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE RAILROAD
BILL.-Under the order Of the House yes
terday q Humber OF amendments to the
canal-railroad bill were ordered to be print
ed. They are In brief as follows: :.s-,,q,.
BY Mr.. Harvie: In case OF forfeiture, as
provided therein, that all rights, title, in
terests, &C., shall revert and vest in the
canal company. ~ ..s. .!r.. 81
By Mr.. Fowler: Repeating acts allowing
the canal company the use OF, convict labor.
BY Mr.. Dance: Prohibiting the erection
OF more dams In james river, and charging
IF tolls for navigation OF same, and allow
ling contiguous landowners to use the river
for water-power free OF charge. =.
By Mr.. a. j. Taylor: That il the canal
from Columbia to Stillman's Mills, on the
Riyanna river, shall be discontinued at any
time, said railroad company shall within
ninety days after said discontinuaDce build
a branch Of their road along the line OF said
Rivanna river from Columbia 10 the locks
l. By MIR. r..Dance: Proviso that none of the
present outstanding Hens on property OF
the canal company shall be affected, &c. ~
BY, Joseph Walker: Requiring railroad
company to bridge basin at Ninth street.
!, By same: That the company shall not en-
croach upon water privileges OF Manchester
and Chesterfield. .a.;AyHngt DIE. j.. s.'. ~.
{ !. by, Mr., Moffett: Taxing all property of
the railroad company. :, yle ,yjuv.g ....'
By Mr.. Bernard: Failure to build rail-
road as stipulated to work forfeiture to
canal company. e,i';a sJsss ii rres, T.. il
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c11Us1 SILKS! SILKS!


,cr r,rFETA SILK at s5c. per yard worm
81: SIrxs, Al worth 81 25; :
nLHCT III AK GroS-GRAlN SILK at sl.20 worm worm
sLg go Icpos.GRAIN. SILK at $50 worth 20
10 nt'. ,CT GRcs-6RAIN SILK al So worth s2.oo'
pI aCK GRos-GRAIN SILK at e3 worlhs4; r..
GuT-COIoRED SILKS for evening dresses ~
soc. per yard worth sl.a6; sY g., y
ELEGANT CREAM 'C0LoREb DANAssh siLh
s,sI.s0 per ward. would be cheap at S3 :; ...;
TcgT.BLUE SATIN, "a inches Wide, at sl.2S per
yard worth So;
rolORED SATINS 10 great variety: I
T,ArK SATIN at 81. S1.25. and sl.5o per Sara
rIaCK SILK TgIMMING-yELvETS At s1.2o
sl.5O,Sl.75 S2, and $3.50 per yard;
VIDE MENLETH VELVET At ~ per yara worm or
Scat IS per yard worth sig;
rx+-ro,a,nary bargains In FRENCH and IRISH
pOpI1XSa n, LEVY BROTHERS..
bargains IN all kinds of BLANKETS. ja22
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING YEsTERDAY.-A
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company was held yesterday at the
office Of the company, corner OF Eighth and
Broad streets. Judge Robert Ould, the
president, read the report OF the directors
(which has been already publlshed), which
was received. An election of officers re-
suited as follows: President-Judge Robert
Ould. Directors: on the part OF the private
stockholders-J. s. Blackburn, of Alexan-
dria; Isaac 81. Darlington, OF Richmond;
Moncure Robinson, Dr., and Charles Chaun-
cey, Of Philadelphia. DR.. L. B. Anderson
was announced director OIL the part OF the
State. After transacting other routine bust
ness the meeting adjourned.
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CARPETS! CARPETS!

We ,,pan TO close ont the entire stock, and have
MARKED priccs down TO the lowest noich.
Won can now cover your floors 1t prices so lew as
10 as;oui,h you.
Another loi OF that OIL-CLOTh one yard wide at
25c. yard.
RUGS very cheap.
Great bargains in COCOA-MATS.
WINDOW. SHADES IN great variety, very cheap,
>, LEVY BROTHERS..
gsrgains In all kinds OF BLANKETS. ia 22
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=, .
Probable Results of Aerial ..NaViEa-

L y .
Probable Results OF Aerial tNaVasa-
! ar. gs:.- - l}ston. q = F..-niTEtl =
- MIR. E. C. Stedman, she poet, writes in
the midwinter Scribner Hof this subject,
which he confesses to be his C e'hobby."! The
paper is In .half-humorous, shalf.serious
tone. but discusses practically the causes OF
failure heretofore and the desiderata OF final
success. MIR. Stedman speaks thus buoy
antly Of some OF the ultimate results OF
aerial navigation: Not only by these pro-
5cesses of construction but also by the
power aud freedom gained through their
success, delightful reflex influence will be
exerted upon the aesthetics OF life. Poetry
and romance will have fresh material and a
new locale, and imagination will take flights
unknown before. Landscapes painted be-
tween earth and heaven must involve novel
principles OF drawing, color, light, and
shade. Music, like the songs OF Lehengrln,
will be showered from aerial galleries. In
every way the resources OF social LIE VIII pc
so en- iarged that at last it truly may be SAID,
g Existence is itself a Joy :" Sports and reere-
ations win be strangely multiplied. Rich and
DOOR alike will make Of travel an everyday
delight, the former in theirpriYate aeronoHs,
the latter in large and multiform STRUCTURES
correspond dingin use to the excursion boats
OF our rivers and harborsy the !" floating pail
aces !" OF the; people, and farmore numerous
and splendid. { The ends of the earth, its
rarest places, will be visited by ALL 'The
sportsman can change, at pleasure from the
woods and waters OF the North, the rum
syays of the 5.deer, the haunts OF the sal
mon, to beaipursuit, OF the tiger IA the
Jungle, or the, semeu in the Australian
,bpsb. An entirely new profession that
of airmenship--will be. Thoroughly organ
lied, eDplo oying aeountless army. OF tralned
nff,cers ;andy .tairmen.'' The adventurous
and weiito-do,s will have their pleasure
Yachts tof the1air, and take hazardous and
delightful cruises Eheif vessels VIII .ainer
from, the lcumbreus aero bats intendsd ior
freigbtgand ltemigrant iiblslne esq wi We
christened with beautiful and :suggestiye
names--IrIs, 1 Aurora, iHebe; Ganymede,
Herrnes, Ariel, land the slike-rand VIII vie
With one eanotherinsg grace, readiness, ana
speed. 81 .:tsf = 3
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M. PURE IRISH LINEN sHIRT-BO

Nj PURE IRISH LINEN SHIRT-BO-
SONS ~ 15c. worth 35c.;
TIDES at sc. worth Soc, ut 4oc. worth 6oc., at
SOC worth 75c., a: 60c. worth 81;
BLACK ELASTIC BELTS, with nice buckles, ut
SOC, would be cheap at 50c.;
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS, two yards long,
aIsl worth $50;
LINEN NAPKINS at $1.le per dozen worth
$3.50; @.ti
WOOL TABLE-COyERS at 81 worth $1.25: D..
Great bargains in NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS and NOTTINGHAM LACES by the
ward, al .. - r.
ja % LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-22
T MEADE u BAKERS


-..s.sar r.. " DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUsHIONS FOR INyALIDS.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT-WATER BAGS, ..-
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD. .
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAYELIIING-FLASK .,t .
SPONGE-BAGS,
POCKET-STOVES,
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES, .n
POCKET-INHALERS,
STEAM-lNHALERS,
THROAT-ATOMIZERS,
p. NASAL DOUCHES, .@ -.
ABDOMlNAL-SUPPOR .,
HARn-RERRER TRUSSES.
FEvER-TERMOMETER
GALVANIC-DATTERiE
And all SURGICAL and p
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
au27 919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-22
JEWEHRY, I re.

DGyasAL Gys.aL ANNOUNCEMENT. Segs
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