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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-30
ATuRDAY, NOVEMBER $, lsI0,

fnIudpR Al 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell, lt the
SStjSoi d the Court House 81 Ohio county, West
"a i lie Shelt and best bidder, the following do.
rslt prOpefly, that 10 10 say: The north one.hAlI
SIlsdn6erel IS, situated on the cast side Of Main
~ bStWeen TWGbty.Afth street formerly called
TsSlll street, aud TWenty.si1th street formerly
"a DlrsslO1 street,, In the sixth ward 81 the city
dEheeling, West Va
i'm o. sALE-OnO-t third Of the purchase money,
ii umach more a. the purchaIOr may elect TO pay,
81 tTsJs mouths, with interest from day Of sale,
IrIlSIr giving notes secured By deed Of trust and
~ Insurance on the property for deferred pay
Asti,s 10 the said property Is believed 70 be per-
M bat ceiling as trustee shall convey only such
n n d Teilel In me by said deed 81 trust.
WI. p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
IN u.,VVV AurtI0bsar ma
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The wholesale market this week was quite
as good, II not trife better, than last weeE
aud IN the retail trade prices for The better
grades were fully maintained, that class of
cattle being very scarce, the bulk Of he Offer.
lngS consisting of thin stockers and feedinp
cattle, the prices Of which were generally Ic
gu IS compared with last week. Prices ranged
rom 2Na5Nc, but few selling ct the latter
II Mich 4, coys-There is an ample supply Of
g.oa Ha eSS, and prices are unchanged ranging
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THE SWINE MARKET,

Arrivals this week oeo,
Arrivals last week ~
Arrivals one year
There is an increase in the number Of oiIer.
ings TIL: week, but the quality Is not quite as
good as 1t was last week. Trade Is fair 10 rood
with the increased receipts, but prices are not
as high Is last week by Nc. We quote Hogs
at6a66e, and extra at SIC, most SALES being
recorded between 63<a5Hc. -'''N1
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TRUSTEES SALE OF CENTRE
wugEIISC; PROPERTY,

!, ,l,,as Of deed Of trust, made By ]. Chambers
ss,,T trustee for Mary Louisa Schwartz, the tal1
~ Loa,a Schwartz, With Fred Schwartz, her hua-
~ o hs andsnigned trustee da!Sd N9yemeet |,
s'siy JDaF d Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed
SfrSg BOOK No. 9, page ASI, viii, on
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The quotations given In our live stock report,
sts,o q mo retail market except when otherwise
o'-'Ou'l
PRICES OF BEET CATTLE AT THE MARKET THIS
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THE REVIVAL OF BUSINESS.

improvements Of the Grocery Trade-A
Marked Advance In Priees-Large In.
crease OF Consumption.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD GO,

F;llaslSla
On and after May IS, 1872, PASSENGER Tr.Ip, v,lI
run - iollowS-Wh6ellng Time: =. 49,
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rnIIsrEEa, SALES.

:;;SI:STEE's sALE-BY yIRTUEoF A
~ ~ attFa,t, lnSio By Charles Held and Susanna
dfea ~ ~ Ia nndCrSlE1a trustee, dated June 70
~ suei yseofdei IL the once Of The Clark q TIL
iii ~ roSTs n Ohio county, IN Trust Deed pool
%'N rsErURDAY, NOVEMBER Q, ls1S,
1910. a, 10 o'clock A. ", ell At public auction,
BsnIhp 81 Nd best bidder. At the front door Of
q ohIO SoSaty Tsst TX ylI M shS
heslns ~ m civ q Wheeling called East Wheel.
A' LINZ; y trustee will convey such Tue only
w e,tSi "a uaS by aid deed o. trust.
lhve s. ~ sILE.Ths sum d slG6 cab, and the
i Al ibO purchase money u dx months tor
A1a ths nurehAaSf desires V pAyl with Interest,
BRtd ", " u M IalislAetiOu Of the trustee.
aaHsai'A " Wv r. @. RARR, Trustee,
w.u H,LtEB, auellOBeeF. ocl0
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No 10 On Saturday night ma no connection foT
r =. man. Palace Drawing Room and ReopinE c
Close eonneeticns are made for ali points souh and
table route for eoonis and pefIonS moving IA tho
graf Wet and TO whom particular attention IsGiySn.
WHEEL1NG, PITTS, AND BALTIMORE DIV,
Lave hhseLng- 4. N. I6ep N,
TriadolphiA Accommodation, II
bafes Hneenng 10 a. m, 500 n m
M Tieke1 % AZ principal points on ala Il bepot'
Information 70 the tIaV0RT publio cbeeFfullv vivsp
:, ,,-,,,x,. W. n. CLEMENTS, n. oIT,
I'll 4 i; pEVklEs, Gsnl Agent, Wheeling.
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Financial and Commercial.
Money Active Governments Strong
Stocks Strong and BuOyant.
Flour quiet and unchanged-Wheat
Active and L0weF-ProyisiOns
Active.
now Yorl. nonsr nnll sloel,a.

NEW YoRk, October 29,-MoNEY-ea7k per
cent Prime mercantile paper SAT per cent
Sterling. exchange dull at Il s0A. Sigh. en-
change 81 So.
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- WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
local MATTERS.
Fatal Casually.


,xrxpscrEp EXPLOSION OF BLAST AT era, GhA,
SNIn:rr-oSg CONVICT KILLED AND THREE
s.urps M,n sworHDED-pETML.s OF TIE AFFAIR.
Thn village OF Granite, on the Richmond
INC Nn.$I .;IS ra;irnad, about five miles from
ana nan',w ,'. w,s thrown into considerable .cx-
this Guy, rcsterGsy, occaSioncd by a terri
cNe'seH; ,:,on oi heavy blast at the Old
be ca "n 'clraaite.W orks about 10 O'Clock,
Doh,luh'iTb resulted in the death OF one OF
: a"" "",,"ani.sriary conv:cts ut work thcre ana
!hs INK ri[ouadins Of three Others.
Inc areI blasts were made during the early
rn,ng with the usual success. and hna!iY
!"st~ otaroe was pnt in for the blast when re-
',:.sJ co seriously, and the slow-match ap.
sp,. ,n.d aItcr a considerable time had
i,.,O.1 and the powder failing to go OIL,
'-.r -rrnr.I Of the couyIcts went up to see wbe-
her The match had gone out, ana II so, 10
.trh.rgc and relight the blast. When tneg
s.d r5,,en within 4 few feet OF the point
rsrre tic powder bad been placed it went
A. ypry unexpectedly, tearing up the
-round and throwing fragments OF granite
u every direction.
niece Of stone struck John Meade (col-
..cGi m,,iiatine him terribly, from the
,<,rts OF which lie dicd in few hours.
non NJ Mcade's hands was found about one
rnndred wards from the place OF the acci-
5.nt. having been completely torn from his
I'M. II was terribly mutilated. His intes-
mrs were also torn out, and one side OF the
.,,n was mass of mangled and bleeding
ssh. DR.. Walker, surgeon to the penlten-
.ery. vas telesraphed for, AID arrived
~ minutes before Meade died. but pro-
,aruccd him beyond reach ofmedlcal Skill.
The remains of Meade were taken in
large by the authorities mt the convlcts'
torEade, and will be inferred to-day in the
,cuity OF the accident.
Another convict, named Walker. was fatal
wounded internally. By direction OF DIR.
Walker he was removed to the penientiary
h,pital for treatment. At the latest ac-
t,,n,s he was living in critical condition,
Sib but slight hope Of recovery.
Jim Boots. also convict, was painfully
.iurcd by being struck in the forehead with
piccc OF the flying stone, inHlcting an ugly
:.h. lie was standing at the time OF the
Iplosion farther from the place OF the ac-
t!ent than Meade, and consequently es-
cped with but slight injury.
Another convict, named Morris, had one
nm broken by being struck with small
rscc Of granite. but escaped without sus-
tsning more serious injuries.
Every assistance that could be given was
.udered the wounded couvicts by Super
.gndent Graham, of the Granite w orks,
Ind others residing in the vicinity. ,..
There are about 160 prisoners employed
n,hc works where the accident occurred,
I'd some OF them were eye-witnesses to the
.;.rible casualty. '...r
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Mofeu Reqister.-The following Is q
statement showing the amount OF revenue
derived from the Mcifett-register tax for the
month OF April. as presented by the COM
missioner OF the Revenue for this district !:
Number Of alcoholic drinks registered,
6,332 amount OF revenue derived, SIjS .33.
Malt drinks. 1871; amount OF revenue de-
rived. S9.39. Total, Sl67.72. The above is
an Increase Of 1890 as compared with the
report for the month Of March.
The number OF licenses issued for the
ensuing year were to seven retail dealers,
twelve bar-room dealers, and three ordi-
narY.keeDerS.
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POLICE ,CoURT. .YEsTEnnAY-Actin9 Po-
lice Justice CrutChfeld presiding.-W. Il.
Michaels atlas James &. Virtue. a, bogus
.land-buycr from the North, waived an eS-
animation, and was sent on to the Hastings
Court for forging a draltfor land purchased
from Cbatfn, Staples Il Co.. The, accused
"bought" several fine farms in this ylcin-
ity, but never got the title-deeds. lie IS
either lunatic or q big scamp. ~
=. A vorns iady was fined s5 for plucklns
f1owers in Shockoe- Hill Cemetery.
William Wyatt (coloreN was tined $3.50
for assuulting and threatening Eliza Jack
son. 80 -. 49,
+ Lee Roin (coloreG was fined 81 for
throwing rocks in the street. 80
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MANCHESTER AND vIC.EsTY.

9Th, Coanc;L-A meeting Of the City
Council was held last night ut the Council
chamber. The following members were
prescnt at roll-call: Messrs. Pefdne (nresl-
dent). .Rsyall, Patteson, Gentry, HoWle,
Spain, Gibbs, Owens, and kalsii.
The Committee on Finance. through Mr.
Patteser, chairman, presented their report
recommending the payment OF number OF
bills. amounting to about 1885, when was
receiged and adopted. ...
THE Committee on Fire Department.
through Mr. Howle. cbaitEaan, presented
a resolution recommending the approVa! Of
the petition OF John C}Gonner to erect n
frame dwelling or his, premises, situateI on
:be corner OF Ninth, anu Brook streets.
Adopted. :. - :.
: The Committee on Lands and Public
Buildings, through Mr.. Gentry, chairman,
| presented their report. recommending that
l,ihe large room Ia the house owned by 'Ro-
hert Beattie, opposite the Old Tavern, On
Hull street, be given to the colosed military
company OF sbis city, to be used as an
/ armory by them, the rent OF said room 10
i amount to S400 per. annalnl, and TO De oe-
! Quoted from the taxes. OK NJ. beattle, pSo-
| yided the Council wifi agree to rent IL lol
1.-Two years. The above resolation occasloheo
considerable discussion, and was nhahS
laid OVER .s,7aI < Ic;t ls>i !,.-rs - -. .,
The committee, being authorized, aise
rented ott the stalls in the narkeh and ob
15tained 81 for each stail FOR three months. y
f.; Mr. Perdue presented an ordinance
Htamendatory to several otheE ordinan ces re
comfy enacted, instructtnX the City Attor
new 10 prepare trust-deed convey Ing th'
d ftDroperty known. as Maury Cemetery, 10
iIgether with o,herproparty Y. belonging TO th'
CITY, as security tor the citizens wh'
signed the bonds relating to the Eriesso.
suit. Adopted 100 Hl
M, Geatry offered the following
u Rss2ued, That the attentinp OF. the che
Lot police be called to nuisance now eN,st nS;s,
F}np an DECATUR between Fourth and FIT
, streets, and that he notify lne owness :
3 said property Ito comply With the fesise y
Il ordnance. -, 80. n,,,.oa
ol Rssolued, further, That be Pe requires
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Cl1y BoSps DUE IN 1sS0.-Mr. Henry G.
t'Anon, acting president gofnhe Board OF
commissioners of the Sinking Fund. and
chairman 81 the. Committee of Finance .oi
ihe city, gives notice in another column that
ne city will On and after the lst day OF July
next redeem its per cent. bonds falling
cue IN July and August, 1880, amounting to
A50l9 s.. The city of Richmond has al
'Ts promptly paid the interest on its
'3ads, and we are glud to see, that it is able
a1l,cipate by more than year the pay
s;+al Of The principal Of its bonds falling
&c next year. ...-... ...,.sss. ,a;-I
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H0slsG EXERCISES OF MISS PowERs's
!s-tsrngSyc- -GLAss.-The closing eXhibi-
ion o! Miss A. II. Po~ers's calisthenie class,
Mss Jessie Gordon's school, No. 8 east
Vface street, took place Thursday nigbt,
nd was witnessed by an interested throDs
Spectators. The young ladies, who wore
lNeiui uniforms, went through the differ
70! drills Will The precision OF regular SOL
Gers. Dumb-be,ls, Indian clubs, wands,
I'D rings were used In the exercises. The
NASuccessful feature Of the entertainment
d The drill OF the class with. .dumb-beust to
emusic OF the "anyil Chorus" Alto
:saer the drill was creditable 10 teacher
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Roll OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND IIIGE-
ScHooL.-The following Is list of the pu-
pills on the roll OF honor 1T the Richmond
High-School for the past week: Senior
Class-Augusta Anderson, Belle Brown,
lmoeenc CottrelI, and Fannie Wyatt. In
termediute Class-Amelia Brimmer. Junior
Class-Lummie Cunningham, Maggie Fer
rell, Jennie Martin, Nary Pullianl, Joseph
Dickerson, Kenneth Morton, and William
Wills. Attendance for the week, 81 per
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DEATH OF DR.. THoMAs.-Dr. Howell l..
Tomas, who was attacked by apopleSy on
thursday morning, died last night at 1890
nhe residence OF Mrs. -Bransford, No. 13
roth Fifth street. Deceased was born on
ias 18th Of May. 1924, and had therefore
l4rIy reached the age OF fifly-tiyc. Hc re-
oNel VERY liberal education, and studied
Medicine in the best schools OF the country,
and alter graduating spent some time i'll
PlliS
lie stood in the front rank OF his profes-
81, and was relied upon not less for his
:arniug than for sound, practical iudg-
-sat. He was man Of gentle disposition
nd kindly qualities, and enjoyed in rare
.'-ree the .espect and regard OF the COM
13nity.
lie was never married.
Ills funeral will probably take place to-
EQrrow.
4 Ameeting OF the members of the faculty
I7ill he held at the City Hall at 2 o'clock
C,aay 10 take suitable action. .a:uHs;<o
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Brief Heras.-Rey. Mr. jackson, OF Grace
church, Richmond, IS announced 10 preach
at the Meade-Memorial church tomorrow
Sunday afternoon ut 45 O'Clock. :.
Henry A. Jordan has opened his we'll
arranged ice-cream saloon on Hull street.
Samuel D. Atkisson has commenced the
manufacture OF tcrra-eotta pipes.
The nluSicGte at the Beethoven Hall lat
night was we'll attended, The music, boil
vocal and Instrumental, was frequently ap'
naudcd. - =: -. ~ - . ,--I ~ -. =.
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LElxr, 1kReE YELrow RAxsNAs At PlzzINI,s

Ice CREAlL--D.. CoLgNRgs Is now making his.
celebrated IcSE7CBgAH OF tAe following fayors ::
Vanilla, Strawberry, Lemoa. Chocolate :; also,
Orange ana Lemon Ice an,5 SO. Pure Cream, for
inyalIds. ..-. ..-. ..... . D.. a.,;, 70, -lrr.,
lie uses thc best and freshest materials ard with
bis personal supervision Of his steam factory, he
turns ont sach cream wit please the most fastt-
Gus taste. Send your orders to 32l Broad street.
and you Will be sure TO be weh serret. -.
]. Orders by telephone promptly hlfed. =. -
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Public Schools. The following pupils
were on the roll Of honor at the public high
schools for the week ending May 2, 1870, as
presented by E. Morrissette, 4. NJ, princi-
pal: .,s..-'l1 'rl,'e' T.
Al the Male ,Higt-school were John
BroadnaN, Oliver BanEinshlp, Frank Dun
ford, Thomas Dornin, Kirk Matthews, Alex.
McCullocb, and r. Lee Traylor. I ..
AT the Female High-School-Mrs. A. j..
Walker teacher-were Misses Lena AndeIA
son, Maggie CallaghaD, Loula DuyaI, Maud
Hewlett, Edna Matthews, Maggie Noud,
Hattie Owens, Orie Yuden, and Sallie Whit
worth. ... 80 '.-. ...':-.. %.
At The intermediate Female Sehool-Miss
Bette IRWIN tcacher-were Misses Ida AL.
sop, Eva Archer, Clara O'Brien. Emma
Turner, Maggie Topham, Anna Wander
slice, Hattie Wells, and Lucy Day. Per-
eentage Of attendance for The week, 81.
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County Statistics. following are the
statistics for the month Of April as pre-
pared and presented by the deputy clerk Of
the Chesterfield County Court: Number OF
deeds recorded, 43; number OF marriage
licenses issued. So white and coiored.
The above report is slight decrease as
compared with the statement for the month
of March
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Roll Of Honor.-Thc following pupils
we're on the roll OF honor ut the CoIorcd
HighSchool for the week ending May 9,
1879, as presented by Rev. Il. Binga, Jr.,
principal: Horace Jackson. =. Mosby,
David Moon, james Powell, Edward Smith,
and Mary j. Harris. The attendance. fer
the week was unusually large.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RAcEs.-Durins
race-week line Of stages, connecting with
the street-cars, will be run to aud from tue
Fuir. Grounds, making the connection every
fifteen minutes with the cars at the corner
OF Laurel and Broad streets. .. r@ '
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THE CROWD INCREASES, The people go to the
old established
. ir. DRY-Goc.S STORE -
to nssse their purchaseA 1t is an ests=l;Alad Fact
that . ., .,.l.sp.- ,.., ~ t..- + y
LEyT ysoTrTERs -.
sell nrst.tIass Dry Goss at The loves. prices They
show large stoex f.s which, you can mako your
selections. HeIz seads received by eserS steamer
!t.t roy Z LExx BnoTuEaS i.@y J*i> -
hays made rrtsr reductions In tAa prices or many
articles. We alyise aHin want Of hrst-chsss good
a, the loves prices to cal! a. LEVY baoruEHs' aps
make their purchases. ,..r, ,s,,,-lH 2s.,y.
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UNEs,UcCE I .ssFUL,.
Refusal or Judge Christian ia Gtva
ssfsss =. .sPoineiexterI ) New Trial. s i

AN OPTION IN WHICH JUDGE CHRIsT1AS
REVIEWS TfnE Law POINTS AND pEcIDEs s
IHEaf AI5IaAtAINsT THE PRfsoNEe-gx-
PREssIoSs OF SYMPATHY ROM THE
BENCu FoR THE YOUNG MAN-THE pEls-
!, oNER NOT SURPRISED AT THE JUDGES
). .,coNCLUsIoNs4rHE BILL OF EXCEPTIONS
pREPAREE-sENTESCE ses <..i,f:
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THE COURT OF APPEALS adjourned yes
terdav, having been in session since No
yember last. It is believed that the Court
has decided more causes during that period
than were ever disposed of in the same time
in the history Of the State. Many OF these
causes wereo great interest and import
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

The extent of their bn:incss gives them advantage
EQUAL TO ANY HOUSE LIZ TRis COUNTRY.
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SuDpEs nEATB. IF. P. Harris (eolored),
b; many years the ianitor at John II. Tyler
( Co.'s, died Yesterday quite, suddenly
..:d seventy years. He was very wei
inoan here, and highly respected He will
!: buried on sunday by the lodge OF which
y was a member. u an -. .Z'. =
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iexamfne the city ctilyert' ii, that viciritv and
,asceftnin II there Is any, way In which the
said place can be drained at moderate
cost, and report TO this body at the next
regular meetipy. 5tGE .'.'..t 80 : 'gs;i.
f, Adopted. 80 q .:a..;.s17ls,zi = .1s7f
|, "a connnnicatiot! fross the secretaryof
the Free-Bridges Compasp, of Richmond
was received, being u res asntior passed by
fhe Bridge Commissioners 81 Richmond.
and reads as follows: ETEgft In view OF
the fact that the city OF Rich,Dofrd has been
keeping the approach 10, the bpitlge in re-.
pair 'witfirt her. jurisdiction, tfht che city
OF Manchester be requested to do the same
withff her limits" Referred to u special
committee. '.1.t.-.7 y:
Mr. Patteson presented IencssIiY-pre-
pared ordnance amending the ordinance
concerning the safe OF lands for taxes, and
under suspension OF the rules was esssee
TIE body then proceeded to cast lets for
coupcilmen, as required by an act Erssed
Dy the Legislature relating to the charser OF
Manchester. For the First Ward, the asm
OF office OF Mr. Spain was determines at
one year, Mr.. Ealfowe two years. and ar.
Gentry three years; and from the Third
Ward, Mr.. Owens for cpe year, Dir. HOWE
for two years, and Dir. Kabn for three years :
Mr. Perdue presented resolution as
sessiEg fine, at he option Of the Council,
upon any member absenring himself from
n meeting Of the Council; the fine 10 be
not less than 50 nor more than SO. Adopted.
Adjourned. e.
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As;Ec coseMrclAL FLoeR .eeVHn NO II no.
IEuxt bes1g composed OF cork; as scsi-
pst; ls watesnruof accu.ia,ases no dirt, and fll
ihs be otolnth saree or fonr tirnes II -
manufactured In handsoza patterns. and solo By s'
arst.eass carpet dealers. Noaab the genuine ar
tiele has the word I.tSeLsra" on TIE. hnE Eel
erssy yard CT cloth. ---zS- .---,-------
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IcE-CEEAMls all excellent dessert for Sundays
dinner. Ey leaving ysur order with PIZZiJk To-day
be VIII SrnIsh you With some Of bis su3s1ios Ice
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yss ys FRENCH ToBacco.-The samples Of
on,ss'sfa on,s'sfai types OF Virginia tobacco-re-
nd aDSialor theFreaesi contract thavearriyed,
ia ~ pc seen by those interested at the
d ~ consulate, Fifth and Cary, streets,
sss the hours OF 70 O'Clock N. and 8
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TIE: MOST EXTENSIVE. AED HANDsoMEsT
DISPLAY or DEFY GOODS ."'" .r.
now offered In this city Is 10 be found at
. COHEN BEOTMERs,. 80. -.
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I AN EsraaLIsuEn FACT .-HEnAAH.B BoscIEH
yS REcrHER kssp the. largest ard hest-sasoftsd
stock of Booss shoes, Trunks, YAAses. &ca M Toe
e.,y-s09 Ard ga PspAd ssrsak
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Those who mike their purchases this house can
positively reIy't that they not only got their
~ GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. -! o..
huf hat O.
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luz MlscEGExArloS CASE. "a, movement
SSss.ag made for mass meeting OF colored
si Mp.s at Odd.FeIIows' Hall, on Tuesday
,ssMlo consider measures for the relief OF
T. H. man Kinney, sent to the, ,penitentiary
- Hanover for marrying white woman.
~ woman is also in the epenitentiary. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

Nc.aEMEDY IN: THE WORLD ever caasc into snc'S
universal use, or has 80 fully won the confidence Cf
man kiid. rs AYERS caERRY PICTORIAL for tIss
cure of. Coughs, Colds, and Consumritan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

WEuAyE ACCEPTED. THE AGENCY for
,RoEnE9ER CHAMP atlNE, .-..
,jsnd offer . II sach low Dglres that lovers ca good
Fwne vii. 3i2 IL 10 their inesest TO call saidIex
anime, W:.D. DL,tIR & CO.,
SO3 MatEs street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

ALL GOODS ARE Ks REPRESENTED. i
They, besides, give their patrons the advantage of
many various GREAT BARGAINS, Of which they
have hundreds TO offer the cnmiug week. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

THEIR PRICES ARE WARRANTED AGAINST Any
HOUSE IN THE UNIrBp STATES,
I..'l' j0bbiug or retail .'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

: sAys MONEY py having 5o0Y pslksinS done atths
lDIsPATcH PRISTHEG-HonsE.2 Coed wcras 10 =
r,r,oes and aatsESctoa xuarAsseed -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

Rhcpn,atls Ism comes frlan Inactive kaaeys. HOP
ErrrEns never fail to cure IT.. Rcas advertise
mcnt ..'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

d, DaAoT POISON YaURsELF by tadsg gtnina'cap:
plica,lon SeAfap bat call for Toilet
Waters, Powders, cosMeit les. G., pade by y. a F.
ATKINSON, Londop. ;.F,.,ts =. 49, .;...+ /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

BATES, DAcEs.-Four pounds for 25 cents j
T1ZZIN1's.