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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-26
A Burning Well in Texas.

The Brenhum Banner OF November 18TH
says:
60 much having been said and written
,ho,t the burning well on the Seidell farm,
fonr miles south OF Burton, a Banner re.
norter visited the wei! last Sunday and
made personal inspection OF it. The well
is situated on high ridgein post-oak
grove. on the edge OF Labadic prairie, and
is, as has already been stated, 152 or 155 feet
deep. 1t is IN ordinary bored well, eleven
inches i'm diameter. The mouth OF it is
covered with caSt-iron top-piece, having
an opening about eight inches in diameter,
through which rushes q continuous current
OF coIoress yapor or gas, having pressure
OF about three atmospheres and tenpera-
ture OF about go degrees. BY getting down
and looking at the well the gas or yapor can
be seen rising like the heat from stove.
The gas is highly infammable, and upon the
application Of a blaze it ignftes with q nash
similar topowder. 1t burns with steady
blaze, which In daylight Is OF very ricn,
deep-yeliow golden hue, ara IS very not.
The beat from it can be felt very sensibly at
distance OF twelve or fifteen feet. When
there is no wind the blaze is perfectly
steady and shoots up to distance OF twelve
or fifteen feet, and is said by those who
have seen It at night to possess great lumi-
mating power. The fame is readily extin-
gnished by throwing a wet cloth over the
mouth OF the we'll A tub placed over the
well, with q half-inch opening in the bot.
tom, upon the application OF bottle the
pressure 10 strong enough to produce a
Whaling sound that can be heard a. dis
lance OF thirty or forty yards; perhaps for
mile were the escape OF the gas all con.
fined TO the haif-inch 'opeaing. The gas is
apparently odorless, though some al those
present on Sunday said they could detect 8
sutpEurous odor. II s. q y.
Bore little deeper, and you will proba
bly, strike oil = Burning Spring in Yves
yirsinia, behaves fof did % does TIE burn
Ing wei OF Texas The washerwomenhl
irt cognty did, In former years, bssor
the oil Was discovered, light the gas escs
ping from the spring and boil water 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-26

We will receive during the entire week our third
supply Of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
among which will he found the MOST DESIRA.
BILE STYLES AND NOVEL TIES Of the season.
Handsome STRIPED and BR oCADED SATINs,
BRuCADED and FIGURED SILKS, Bro
CADED aud FIGURED Ol2STEDS;
4 beautiful assortment Of FANCY CLOTHS and
FLANNELS for SacIues ana tloaks;
Unprecedented success Of our soc. BLACK CASH.
MERE:
We have just received the largest and best stock Of
BLACK CASHMEEES ever show By any one
house south Of New York, and p lease every
one III want of Il dress:
CL9AKS. CLOAKS-;he most desirable tyles aud
the largest assortment TO select from, at the low
EST prices TO be found in the city:
HOSIERY, GLOVES. COksETS. FANCY RIB
EONS and SCARFS;
GENTL EMEN'S. LADIES', and CIIILDREN'S
MERlNO UNDERWEAR;
great bargain just received in LADIES BUCK
SKIN GAUNTLETS at soc. pair worth dou-
bic the money.
For bargains in AL kiudS Of goods 20 to
THALH!MER BROTHERS,
COL Broad street. corner OF Sixth.
mo s-S,M&WJ
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We have strong feeling OF attachment
to Mr.. Bsyard. He is man whom we
would delight 70 honor, and the man Of all
but the issues involved in the next presi-
Dental election are too momentous TO be
by the qualification OF individual
preferences, and we cannot afford to throw
away a sing ie. chance In the game. 80.
The union y in GoE 4 Seymour Of
asE soe e ePf sse nv Would MA sss
rent tisskst shleBHe think would ,pas.
sesss aa go0d.c zee for success as any that
could be named. NeorlAeTa.. Neck Nesos,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-26

Too MODEST From the Youngstown
(Ohlo) Vindicator. ]-The Washington Pos
says, in headlines, that "Seymour must be
nominated he would carry every doubtful
State" We believe the Post-not only thai
he would carry every doubtful State, bu
that he would carry many that are now con
sidered securely Republican. We believe
he could carry even four OF the New Eng
land States against Grant.
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DRESS GOODS.
All the latest styles and novelties;
DRESS Goods from Gle. IN;
BLACK CA>llMERES al 12.a. l6',, 20. %, 80, aud
ALL-WOoL BLACK and CoLOGED CASH
Our ALL-WuOL BLACK CASHMERE at 45s.
Look ' at o "r T Ei% SILK at 81 worth 81 so:
COLORED SILKS aud SATl%S in nil shades:
DLAcK. SIX VELvETs Al si.s7'., Sl.75, 80,
BR0CA DED and STRIPED vELvEr> in all
shades. for trimming:
ALL-WOOL and COTTON PLAIDS, 4 large va
PtLM:LEAF DAMAssE AT sec. for trimming;
RLACK SlLh rEL%GES-the ctcapcsL ~ tnc eily;
SHETLAND SHAWLS in all colori At 81 and up
CL0NKS; CLoAKs! -259 cLoAKs just received
from the largest manuiacturcr Ill Ne" YORK
BLhV iIi Tso bni.1NKETS, in WHITE and COL
pRED from F. per rIT to ihs es ann " nir
tLANSELs AT !2:. Is. is. 90 -, ana 3oc,
CARPETS CARPETS: CARPETS! from auction.
On this article We are headquarters and sell at
HEMP CNRpE'TS ut -, 16s,. IS. and 2oc.;
Wool CARPETS Al 90. %, 80, 30. 10. -, 30.
so. TO- 75c.. and 81 for the very best three ply:
FLOOR uII.-CLOrIIS at SOC. per yard regular
FLOOR 0n:-CLoTHs in IL. d, Ga, and 81;
COCOA MAITIN(;S from auction;
TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS and MATS from
Csc. 10 50. These goods are very cheap.
TABLE OIl-CLuTiiS III j. ana 6-4-MAEBLE
UNDERWEAt for ladies, children, and gentle
mrr-ihc largest stock In the city;
LADIES EESTS.-lO0 dozen 10 be sold n DOE.
apiece. regular price IL apiece. Look at these
goods bciOle yOu buy.
MEUlCATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS ana
DRAWERS Tor gentlemen ut Sl.2o apiece
regular price r.
UNDEHSllIRTS at %, 80, 80, Az, 80. 81. "a,
9Uc. and 81 apiece:
CASSlMEHES for mems and boys weir In MI The
uob5y styles. III these goods "e offer great bar
gains.
HOSIERY In al styles and at al prices:
COTS ErS. the chc;pcs; and best III the city. Look
at our soc CORSET. side lace and side steel.
BUTTONS in all STYLES shapes aud coi"rs;
NbriDNS--a very large stock.
Give lis Il call before YOU buy. ~
ID. X r. MlTTELDORFEE,
no lO-SNI&W 327 BroaG street.
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MISSOURI FOR THE TICKET.-IO the Edi-
tor of the Nelo Horh San. believe l
represent the sentiment OF thrce-fourths Of
the Democrats OF North Missouri when [
say that Horatio Seymour is the man for
the crisis. For the second place, Joseph
E. Mcdonald, OF Indiana, would make a
capital candidate. Z. S. CARVER.
Grant City, No., November 14th.
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WHERE ZACH. LAYS OVER GEORGE
From the Atlanta Constitution -The
probability is that Zach. Chandler will have
more monuments erected to his memory
than the late father Of his country. This
is probably owing to the fact that Mr..
Washington bore the reputation, in his day,
OF being leading rebel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-26

StfuDOL OF MODERN LANNt A"h'.
nrorrssoE l.. Y. H&S>EiEFF. ff'aS ~.
tl,t- professor =, Augusta frila'r >"niah.' 49,.
:. BALDWIN, rriuctpall, 31i cas; rtI,.,,,r,r +
go yorTh II both sexes received >i"ti'' -
E,rcniI irrn from six 10 ton wear 81 18Th
arranged 10 suit puuii, Aitrndlui 81 r,.b AMI
Exrnnf Glasses for young '""n ]" f.v,.,rIrs' y
t;rrmau Languages Thgortlr1'ir Az - .lrt.,!
Taught. send FOR cir' ulars Ia Svi '">' VI
no |. W,F&Mlm --------------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-26

THAT E.-[From the Philadelphia
Times. 1T was the name of Horatio SeY-
mour that commanded 14,024 majority in
New York when the other Democratic cam
didates we're defeated. There's the rum
ning-gear Of a healthy presidential boom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-26

''y,,v,aahsng sheir clothes hsss heard the
a.ea pirr gas from, well ins tlsk oil.reslon
MAKE noise IKE that of boiIing water. In
deed. though the wa,erHas cord. q stranger
swould have been afraid toIiip his hand INTO
A.. ca exactly did it simulate boiling water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-26

CApTAJs-GENERAL SCHEME Washing
ton, November 23.-It seems that eX.Con-
federate General Joseph E. Johnston is the
leader of a plan to make General Grant
CAPTAIN General of the Army, and that he
will offer bill for that purpose at the first
opportunity after Congress meets. Johnston
was ouartermaster-geDeral Of the United
States army when Grant was captain of
infantry. special TO the Cincinnati CON-
merciat.
.c ,. lo,,n "a wit Tho popo !
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n~gJOIIN G. SIIAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1901 Main street corner above rost-oiilcc),
RICHMOND, VA.

His stock consists OF 4 LARGE AND FINE AS
SOnTMETT OF GOODS, imported especially for
him, and is constantly receiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES, and PATTERNS.
Prices 10 suit the lines.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, aud CUFFS OF fine grades
mad. 10 order. 10 IA
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lI ANOTHER + MIR.
r-E ANUTHEK I .tIK.
GREAT CROWDS ARE GATHERING DAILY At
SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 BROAD STREET..
To witness the largest exhibition OF
DRY GOODS
EVER OFFERED ~ IIIiS CITY.

In DRrSS GOODS they have the following new
&tvlc. :BARCELONA SUITlAGS, SILK SCROLLS
SOLE CASUMERES, TARTAN ILAlDS
FRENCH PiAIIiS. anI all The --latest novelties.
IL SILK SATIN. PLAIN and pEklN STRIPES
,hrv h1y,. The following: CARDINAL, GEN
DAi:MF. BROWN. ELht X. GARNET. nns-
ntAUN. MARINE. LIEN L.SAPflilKn, IN X
Pol - DOTS.
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Tggl

CHANDLER Il SlNNOTT,
" ,,,yrT.N,
CNDEBrAKERS AND tAHiNri
1872 Main street, between Seventh a"' '-.>
practical experience Of oyer twTSS;F .nd ~
ahles vs. 70 keep full stock or n2s EAR>k'
NJ = % on rs Al The lowest pr.cs,. lt
Once open At Ill hoai''
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D- GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS

NE GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS
and VELVETS:
Thirty nch-widr SILK VELVET at IS Il yard, re-
duced from S.;
SILK VELVETS at $l.2O. a1.35, s1.75. 50, and
S2 20 :or quality heretofore sold M $3.50;
BLACK SILKS At 9Qc. and 81 to compare favora-
bly, with anything generally sold at $50:
Also, large stock of very fine SILKS, In Black and
Colored, ut great reductions at
COHEN BROTHERS.
They viii also offer n large line Of NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS, suitable for trimming, Ut re-
dnccd prices. consisting IN part of FANCY
WORSTED GOODS. FANCY SILKS. PEKIN
STRIPES, In new designs. FANCY VELVETS:
Also. large stock Of BIZ .Ck and COLORED
CORDUROY al reduced rates. no %
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no 2J-lv
i@ JULIUS MEYER,

e. JULIUS MEYER,
603 BROAD STREET
offers luS week
Extraordinary bargains in CASHMERE from auc-
10 pieces ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at
i2c. worth Soc; . - .-
II nieces SUPERB ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH
mEKE-fu SO inches wildcat SOC worth
doe: special qualities nc so, Use, and 81.
10 pieces BLACK MGHAlR ALPACA 1t zoe.
a5 pitces DOUBLE-WIDTH CoLORED CASH
MERE at 1Sc. worth 25e.:
Is pleces COLORED BIARRTrZ CLOTH 1t &c
Novelties in DRESS GOODS at very low prices:
II HANDSOME BLACK PEKlS STRIPED sAFISs
IN colo rs-H in PEkIN STRIPED vELvErEGN at
pEkiS and wATERED-sTRIPED SILKS at
Sl.25 and upwards:
Is pieces BLACK SILK, from auction, 81 prices
way below their value: ,,
very cheap line OF MERINO and ALL-WOoL
LAp ShSEf Ex f;H suPERF1NE MER'No
cH1L DIRE = aHiE;RINo VESTS and DRAWERS
all sizes and prices:
| GENTLHMEN'S INDICATED SCARLET ALL
| WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS, for rhenlna'
40 uieces u. sin fix cHENILLE and BEADED
| FRINGE at low prices;
| All shades in COLORED SILK FEINGES:
40 dozen OF the celebrated IA CORSETS ut auc.
| regular price 75c.;
The Aandsomest, most stylish. and cheapest line
| LADIES CL0AKS and DOlMANS II me city
t. at e-I i, JULIUS MEYERS,
nol3 sof ..s...r Cos Broad streea'
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RICHMOND, VA November rs, 1879.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERs.-T.h freight
In depot OF this company will 90 closed on
iTHIIRSDAY tTbanksglvlnG-dayl. November 81,
1874 :, - - .s.r..tIE r. W. G0URTNkY,t 4
" Freight Agent ]
|. - Company. alis3 U 9 y, noEo-lk
TSIII-HE ADS, $3.50 to ss per per Ireaini,s o.
ID ths sPATGyHPRIETIGH..E0u
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PERSONAL

parties are cautioned
" not to trust airy OF the CREW OF BRITISH
BARK OTHERE, as the captain or yessel VIII NOT
be resnOnsible for any debts contracted by them.
no 2i-3ls q. ". HiLSVS, haSles,
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CLSTsEGasi.

CEILING; Ot,Ir ,rn ,o,, >"~-~
SELLING OFF TO MOVE,
SELLING OFF To MOVE
s,rr,,,,
- ~ -'''t,'
'"'''H MIST Re SGLp
"ooD5 MUST EE >Jib
n''I'9 MIST EE s-Ii,
THE PRICE WILL TEL.
THE PRICE WILL TELL.
THE PRICE WILL TEif
A''' ''~'' "'''h iEl'L.
TEN TO FIrrFrX prr ,,.,..
TEN TO FIFTEEN pup ,.,.,..
TEN tn ..I.,r..,.,. ' '"'!.
''' ''H'
. ~ ''' w - ''Ni'i''>'' EARLY
CAN BE SAVED EY CALLING r,,,,
CAN BE SAVED EY C,1rtvc ...,.,
80 - - '.N' J. : >rN,
" - ~ ~ r ( ,1N.
:, , & >''N.
ILSlhhS IN ""EAl VARIETY
'hsl Eh' IN "krAI VARIETY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-26

BLACK CASHMEHES. BLACK CASilMERE$.
The largest STOCK in The civ. Cashmere IN dou5'c
Widths from 2jc. 10 $50 per yaId. III roors they
have tul line III AL The rev shades. Must OF these
goods arc OF their own Importation.
TASSlNEItES TOR meu'> aud boys "ear-thc
Iur-c-t stock in any h0S. in the state C;aslliercs
from 2jr. to ~ n"r ward.
RED aud WHITE FLANEELS purchased by the
case. ana Will he sold cheaper Than they can he
In C!iiLDKEN'S. LADIES, and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR their assortment Is COM
p,eir. " - .
sI-,he best ever sod for thr money.
Their GLOVE DEPARTMENT Is compctc-a
splendid S.Dutton Isle GLOVE. Tor 23c.; KID
GLOVES from / &C. to ! 80 pair.
Observation-Disclosures !nr-c LINEN !'ANll-
KEHCIlIEES for IL: SIX LlA!.H :!HNl'tf.i;-
ii!F.ES for :jOS.: and " H.: >'... - : -
KERrfIIEES in all shade .,,
In FANCY GOODS. sue : - .#':'.'':'-' III
ISGS &c. they eau p!ca.f T.. '..s: - D! rs
ON TIE sec nd floor vnuN 80. ,...-.
4 full iuc % IL0tkS ant i''i-.a!N .'.'''i. :-".
10 $40 aiccr:
4 full line OF LADIES L 81, - ~;
EDIfI.EEAI.D SKIRTS ~ .t'ta. - - ....
4 beautiful Iia" of MAI -Iti.!...2 :. '''''I''7 o"
new designs. ,,,,
ON The tnird ami fourth iloors can be ;unEd me
| largest and i,gett'ra: assortment o! tdhl -
| Rites. Ou.-GLOril, aud Mhi'IINhH ever shown
500 rairs BLANKETS. purchased Al 4 recent sale
III N"w York. All 81 need should call an' 81" l"e.'.
81 SYCLE BROTHERS,.
M Mood 81 Elul! .:revt
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~ + w q . . ID > :


NOTICE.-AIlL PERSONS indebted 10
~ the estate III LORENZO GlANElLi, ae-
ceased, reGac=tod to come forward anu ST.
their Indebtedness. and all persons having Stiit'
against said eatac Will present them, properly eet
titled, fox settlement 10 i ~
JOHN \. l'IZZISJ, Adniais'rator,.
1a.W3wt l2lQ aaih street.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGIANY r.. K. Co..
No. 80 BROAD STREET,

NEW YoRK. Ooroher %. 1873.
THERE WILL BE a GENERAL MEET
Il ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND AID ALLEGIlANY RAILROAD
COMPANY at The companyS oi'ice; In Richmond
Va. on tic 29In DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1879, at
ID NJ. for the election of president aud board OF
directors and the transaction OF any business that
might be regularly brought before an animal mcct-
Ing. JAMES ,. ELLIS.
no Aid Secretary.
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NJ e RE AT Z 4 r & \ | rs
IN DRY GOODS
AT 4. TUTZLER 4 SONS,
III TRY 1t !

THE BEST BARGAINS CAN BE HAD AT
HUTZLEE BROTHERS,
so BROAD STREET.
PRINCES and GfliPS. prrl'i"r and CHEAPER Than
any house i'm the city: BLACK and CDLohEl)
VELTETS, SILKS. an! S.tllNS II greatly reduced
uricrs: RIBBONS and LACES III less tIi! Ne"
Ecrk nrIres: t,UI.SErS. very cheap--l !uli line:
HOSIERY. the very cheapest 10 be found anywhere:
IIANDK EHCHItfS. KID GLDNES. lAMEtjEG
Ei1GING &c \ full line Of MERINn and WOOL
al prices to as uni>h all. GOLD
pL..TED JEWELRi u 50, riaily.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY ut prices To dciy
competition. 10 Is
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wN. II. TYLER will continue in the Sc cond
Market and he would here take the occas ion 10
hank his friends for their liberal PATRONAGE Tor The
las, five years. aud soGits continuance of the
"a me and shall also continne my grocery al che COR
no as-iw WM. II. It YLER.
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A CALLED MEETING OF .sssg;sss
n AURORA LODGE, 16. !. O. o. asSGS3
f. VIII BIZ held THIS (WeGnesdayl -sssSsss
EVENING ut wilsinson's Hall at X a's~
O'Clock. Candidates for ce2rfeG viii be present
nrornntly at lie four named. Members of sister
lodges are invited TO be present. BY order OF the
Noble Grand. JOHN d. SULLIVAN,
no D6-1t Secretary.
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Mt NEW GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS.
D. & +. MITTELDORFTR,
J27 BROAD STREET.

We will! open on MONDAY Our third supply Of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, bought 1T re-
cent auction sales i'll New York.
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MEETINGS..

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF 80
" JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 23, K. Of fYSA
P-ALicpd a regular convention Of yourlSi z u
Lodge THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING. No; ISsGa5H
vembcr 26ih, Mt your castle tWllklnsonsl ESSSy
viii attend promptly ut 1880 O'Clock
Nv ord,r or the C. G. J.R. LAMkfN.'
nooR1;E Keeper OF Records and Seal.
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COUNTY TAXES.
oTsso1,UrIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

TO-PARTNERsHIP WILLIAM ii.
" TYLER and II. WILEY T1LEk; earinef Z, IN IN
nave bat en opensd GROCERY aud LIQUoR-STORF
at BIZ Marshall street. between Firm AND SKI a
strees where they will be glad to see their fri nd
Fl. WILEY TYLER win have charge OF IN store
- " - WIN. II. TYLER.
II. WILEY TYLE]h,
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sPECIaH. NOTICES.

NJ COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OPgNoN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2tTH.
ONE OFTHE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCKS .
THAT HAS BEEN OFFERED THIS SEASON.
THE GREAT REDUCTIONS IN MANY GOODS
WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS WILL BE
OFFERED.
BLACK ENGLISH CAsHMEREs-thirty eight
inches wide-at 25c.:
BLACK ALL WOOL CASHMERE at 37Kc.;
LUPlN'S CASHMERE ut Coo, valued mt 75c.;
SATIF-FlNlSH at 76c.:
Forty.ncll-widc BLACK NOME CLOTH at 81,
reduced from sl.4O;
ALL-WoOL CAMEL's-HAlR at s5c., reduced
from 81 90:
FRENCH CRAPE CLOTH at 81 25. reduced from
$3.50. no22
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ME- NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS,
THALHIMER BROTHERS,

601 BROAD STREET CORNER OF sIxTIr).
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CLSTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ELSTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ULSTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ULSTERS b% GREAT VARIETY
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EXTRA
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Alzz salsHe--s. salf ha-, Birthstone, B1rax,
1.-a-aaz4-t SEGA Cream Tartar, Sal soda,
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-Er1r EEre-.r-arr. kerrriy's Discovery,
-=sstr z.-rra-lle- Asu1s4y's Dizso.geut,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12
rrrrrrENs AN REsTpFNrs on HoNo.

LIT vIsarirr Frlsnes and Strangers generally are
c1rzz- 5zrstet attend Public worship al FORT ST
zrEcE- zAc-e Services held every sabbath AZ II
ricuuk a. 1-nn6 !. p. Il SeAtk are provided FOR a,
rlzF be pleased ar-end- There Is 6 Wednesday
Ereu-zg Pr4Fe- Meeting Al ~ O'Clock, in the Lectur
Esoz. . EAlcA Gll1re welcome T2sly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12

And Points Out Wherein the Treaty Is an
Excellent Thing for This Country.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12

NEAT SPEcuLATIoS.-On the morning after
the signature of the private Anglo Turkish
treaty for the cession Of Cyprus to England
that is to say, the 4th of June. Mr. Zarify, the
well-known banker, of Constautinople, despatch.
ed TO Laruaca BY the Austrian Loyd's
packet one of his employees with sealed instruc.
tons which be was not to open until he arrived
at Cyprus. The instructions proved TO be az
unlimited credit and authority to purchase every.
where. all the agent could get hold OF, whether
houses. lands or cattle. without loss of time
The agent, with assistants, succeeded in buying
property to the extent of 100000, consisting Of
houses, shops. lands, in town aad country. cult
yated fields, etc., ETC.. all of which were obtained
ut very low rates, owing to the prevailing misery
throughout the country. To-day this property
is worth more than $500, 900.
EXPERIMENTS wITH THE PHosoGRAPH.-Expe.
Hments with combination of telephone with
the phonogrsph we're made before the jurors at
the Paris Exhibition. After conversiDg for some
minutes with the Bell and Edison telephones
between Versailles and the Exhibition, tele-
phone was placed at the mouth of photograph
which transmitted to Versailles the words picked
of half an hour before on the cylinder at Paris.
Then the Interlocutor at Versailles sung in the
telephone, and By the aid Of another telephone
the song was inscribed on the photograph at
Paris, and repeated several times.