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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, November 26, 1879.
The breaks to-day comprised "a hogsheaas and 80
tierccs. Tlir,ee1 hogsheads were sold Ct prices
ranging from $3.50 to S43.
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HOTEs.s AND BOARDING.HOUsEs-

HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
" LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS, BALT1-
MORE, MD.-Eates reduced TO % and $2.1O per
day, according to location OF rooms Extra cnarsea
for parors. baths. and double ro0lns according 70
size. The most convenient and atsst-buit hCtsil "a
the city. Elevator rms continuously 20 alt inc
floors All lines Of city pa ,sen2ex. cars PASS In
doors +. w. COLEMAN. Manager.
BALTIMORE z, Nd, October 10, 1879. oe l4.sts
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SHocKoE.HILL CEAETERY,)
iUPERINTBNDENT's OFFICE. I
: hae 70 0z6

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
November Is, 1879.
MO EVIDENCE OF OWNERSHIP
IN CAN BE FOUND from the records Of this
Cemetery for the following LNT sytsio,r yH
QUARTER-sECTIoNS. dN sECTlos ., In
RANGE 81. -
am directed by the Committee on Cemeteries TO
mnke known the above by publication. and 20 ask
fhe owner (f anvil 10 ccpse forward aud nroye claim
n. said lot. ~ CHARLES p. BIGGER,
~ n oa IasThAw superintendent.
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HOUSES AND LOTS,

with or without the modern improvements. OF all
si1ns. desirably located, for sale on ACCONMO-
DATING TERMS.
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Probable Loss or q steamer.

1 TeRoNTo, ONT, November 26.-No tidings
have yet been received OF the steamer
Wombano. though tugs are making careful
search among the islands fringiDg the east
ern shore of the Georgian bay. but owing
to the rough weather they were not expect
ed to reach any port before to-day. There
Is great excitement In Collingwood over the
probable fate OF the vessel, as all the officers
and crew were residents OF that town,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
FINANCIAL MATTERS.

LONDON, November 2G.-The Standard,
in its financial article this morning, says
{. The notable feature In the telegraph yes
terday was the upward movement in An
eto- American and direct United States CO.
Ole shares OH rumors that the working OF
the new French cable will be unavoidably
pcxt ed for some time -
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THE LARGEST LINES OF FIRE INSURANCE
PLACED AT LOWEST RATES.
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JAMES CHALMERS & SONS
CELEBRATED TRANSPARENT GELATINE.
.mrIrnn,- nr.nc WITH I l. C. cox. SCOTLAND.

tTHIRTY YEARS WITH j. l. C. cox, scoTLAND)
The increasing demand for our GELAIlNE since
we introduced il tsix years ago. has enabled rs 10
rradua Nv reduce the prce so that now we are oHer-
Ing our GELATINE 80 per cent. cheaper IMAM me
imnorted, From ACTUAL TESTS made we claim TO
have .,. -..x ,,,-,,
THE CHEAPEST GELATlNF,
THE PUREST GELATlNE,
THE MOST ECONOMICAL GEIaATISE.
and the most hand: ONE PACKET GELATINE In
the market. x.
thereby ensuring UNIFORM RESULTS when using
our G ELATINE.
RECEIVED THE ONLY AWARD FOR CELIA
TINE ATT THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.
TESTIMONIALS -RECEIYDD FROM THE BEST
HOTELS AND CATEREkS IN THE
UNITED STATES. ...:
trial will convince the most prejudicial that our
GELATINE Is the best extaht.
For sale by our agents.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.
o25-lw Richmond, Va.
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CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT SLIGO.

SLIGO, November 28.-The town was on
the verge Of riot last night, and the pc
lice had to clear the streets. They made
several arrests. The police patrol was
stoned. Later in the eve1ing Davilt was
seyenaded by two bands. The police pa
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BUsINESs CHANCES.

nor SALE, A FINE HAtF-AL-EEH
Il DERNEY YOUNG cow. gentle and1I@4A.
rich mixer, at 1913 and 1920 FRANKLIN street,
I,Gu nS rno 27.3tI GEORGE WATT.
r TIMBER FOR SADIE PRIVATELY.
Having de;t rmined to change my business, no"
Offer for sale privately my remaining STOCK Oh
LUMBER.
IN ward corner OF Cary and Twelfth streets, IN lois 10
suit purchasers 1t reduced prices: ,,,,,,~-,,
no l-eUilm* RObEEl hEN.N
CO FOR SALE, A HOWE SEWING
90. MACHINE, in good order ana In daily use
doing first rate work. Price Sc. Address
W. 1eif C.. ID. W.. care Dispatch.
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SEIyE-THREAD.
SEINE.THREAD, e,-xsIs,s

~ SEIN e. T. IsTsIfD'~
We are now receiving our hrst supply or SEINE
THREAD consisting OF all numbers and quaiit e.
Although The prices have greatly advanced, We arc
,Dabeo to Offer these goods ri extremely low rr'csss
Uur goods are syarrar led to lie FIRST CLASS. ana
We intend In the future as IN The past to nlainait
he excellent reputation of our trademarks.
l.. LIcHTENSTEfS & SONS
Sole importers OF Lion Brand Seine Thread
corner Seventeenth aud franklin streets.
no l8-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

STUDY HoP-BIrFERs BOOK, use the medicine,
and sou viii he wise, healthy. and happy.
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oUpPER THIS EVENING FROM 4
- 10 II o'clock at the Second Bapfst church.
Price, only 26c. AoSfAt
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PERSONS WHO MAY FIND 1T INCONVENikNT
TO CALL UPON NE
WILL PLEASE DROP ME
A POSTAL. CARD,
AND WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING
UPON THEM.
no o2.1w 4. L. ALFRlEND.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
RICHMOND, VA.
ASSETS JANUARY ], 1S79.........$ l91,649 90
CAPITAL 10U,ooO w
GROSS SURPLUS............... 41,o49 20
JOHN A. COKE, President:
FRANK r. GLASGOW. V1ce-Presidcnt.
F.B. MEADE, Secretary;
JOIN 3. GRANT, Assistant Secretary.
Sc 13-tDc12
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FINANCIAL.

NFONEY AND REAL ESTATE.
LOANS MADE
on Richmond city and suburban real estate, bonds,
stocks. or other good commercial securities at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
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COMMissION MERCHANTS.
COLEMAN WORKMAN. EDWIN HohIhA"'
n & E. WORTHAM,
e ESERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, =
No. Ie SOUTH THRTEEsrn srnEET,a :
,o1.1m RICHMOND, IA.
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APPLES.

100 BARRELS
ROMAN BEAUTIES APPLES.
1oas A.Y. STOKES { co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MISIATURE EMDEn 81, 1879
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CURED.

letter OR SALT RHEUM ON TIE HANDS
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THINNER TO-DAY FOR ONLY FIFTY
~ CENTS, at the Second Baptist church. from
to P. M. no27-lt*
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Will e MY OFFICE is BEING PREPARED,
ICAN BE FOUND UPSTAIRS
OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
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w. uuerfant; Farmville district, James G..
need, L. Il. Crowder; Petersburg district,
j. Powell Garland, r. B. Hamlin; Muir
ireesboro' district, James G. Martin, FL. C.
Williams; Norfolk district, Z. Nj. Jordan,
deoree l.. Neville; Randolph-Macon dis.
tflci, Richard 1rby; Eastern Shore dis
'tlct, j. D. Hank, James Cannon.
APPOINTMENTS FOR 1879 AND 1880.
Richmond D,Strict.-L. M. Lee, Presiding
Elder.
Irinity-W. 4. Judkins.
Broad-Street- G. Starr.
Ce1tenary-R. n. Sledd.
park-pace-J. E. Edwards.
SayStrcet-A. q. Brown.
Enthusiastically. 2. Wright.
Union Station-W. G.. Walden.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY be supplied.
Manchester and Fifth-Street-B. F.
Woodward.
aenrieo.-D. NJ. Wallace.
SasrleS City-L. Il. Betty.
New KENT. w. Connolly.
Sess New Kent-E. W. Wray.
nn&aDsburg-P. +. August.
cca,nlesawn--Bapplied by r. Fl. Mullen.
IMPLIED.
Eeaews-G. e. Vandarslice.
psa.st Matbews-E. D. Edwards.
yshS u,of Richmond Christian advocate
'I ps ). Latfeny.
C,Guuaaee,sor Vanderbilt Uaiversity-John
soo pSapr.a s! Distrscs.-J. ". Apder-
q, residing Elder. .3s.53' sl E.s
slIhariiottesyitle-J. w. Bledsoe.
Iosmarle-F. NJ. Edwards.
s Suaisa.. .. H. Priteaett.
Eiu.,ssi'le.--G. N. Wright. slsSss
H,a,fanna.W. e. Payne.
!. Piaon.,c. Q. Wrean. q
"asesy'lls-R. Ferguson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-08

The New Workers are getting along famously
In the work OF "HOw not to do ttn In the
matter OF organizing the proposed Worlds fair.
The latest development In the way Of discorl
Is the appearance In the field of another
Worlds Fair committee In opposition to the
citizens committee appointed some time ago
OF which Henry Hilton is chairman. The new
committee is appointed under the auspices OF
an organization called "The United States
Board Of Trade" Already q hot discussion
has arisen as to which committee Is best en-
titled to the public confidence and assistance
In carrying out so vast project as the Worlds
fair. The weight Of evidence seems to be very
much In favor OF the original committee.
The latter committee desire to have Congress
pass bill, already prepared by Mr.. Hewitt,
empowering the President OF the United States
TO appoint finance committee OF ten members
who shall have entire charge of all receipts
and disbursements. Then they wish to have
the Secretary OF the Treasury empowered to
lend 81, 100000 In aid OF the project. without
interest, after an equal sum had been ex-
pended from private sources. The New
Workers will have to effect some unity of Or
ganization before they can expect Congress
to vote million and a-half OF money for the
project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-08
Double sheet Saturday.

The Double Sheet STAR Saturday will be OF
unusual interest, and large extra edition
will be printed to supply the demand Ashere-
tcfore, our advertisers will no doubt want to
utilize the opportunity to display their bids for
public patronage In way to attract the atten-
ton of the immense number of readers of the
double sheet, and we would ask, therefore, that
they send In their advertisements intended for
Saturdays issue as soon as possible, In order
that they may be properly displayed and class
fled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-08

1t Is proposed In the Senate to establish an
experimental farm In Florida, under the Agri-
cultural Department to promote the dstribu.
ton OF seeds and information. Those persons
who are not led to ask, "Why an experimental
farm?" Will probably inquire, "Why In Florida?''
The experimental farm proposition suggests,
however, that California. under its new consti-
tuition, Will convert itself into something OF the
kind. New and strange theories of state gov
eminent VIII there be planted and watered,
VIII blossom and bear fruit. good or bad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-08

The adventurer Carpenter, the leader OF the ar.
my OF invasion into Indian territory, whose voice
has been for war, but who has CONSIDERABLY ex-
pressed the hope that :" Uncle Sam will not put
himself In any position to endanger his per-
sonal safety" has become so convinced of the
danger to Uncle Sam, which an advance on his
part would involve, that his movement has be-
come retreat, and at last accounts he was
Scurrylng northward with much alacrity His
desertlon OF the cause upon which he has q
pended so many sombastic proclamations does
not. however, remove the dificulties OF the Stu.
alton. 1t viii be no easy matter to prevent the
deluded settlers from making their Way into the
territory, or TO cause those to leave who have
already occupied lands there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-08

In view Of the long-standing belief of the
Britons In their Oarsmen ruling the water 1t
sounds odd to hear the leading English sporting
papers advise their scullers to adopt the Ameri-
can style OF rowing, as illustrated by Hanlan
and Ross This is a frank admission after de-
feat OF the same sort as that made when the
yacht America showed the crack English yachts
that their theory of bellying sails was all wrong,
and that sails "as Hat as board" would beat
them all hollow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-08

Parole is once more to the front, In spite of
the handicappers, and the American eagle
ceases to scream and puts on an air OF TRANQUIL
contentment. But the weight which q con.
stantly winning horse must carry in England
Increases like that of the rolling SNOWFALL, and
Parole cannot be expected to stand the strain
forever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-08

For Nerraleia, Pains and Aches in the Bach Kid
neS q or Limps.-Hop Bi.ters N'0
WANTED-50H ORSES TO PASTURE. At S3 mar
w mon h. PleI ty Of gr Ass, water and ~ ''A
ehadat Apply TO OF q street, or JOHN W. In
BELL. Fairiand, Montgomery county Md. IA
py7-4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-08

WE ARE SHOWING SEVERAL NEW STYLES
w o. hANTkLS, both plan andA4A4I1
peEiority Of our manufacture, Will sell&4Ai
cheaper than elsewhere
We aim at . hieh standard OF excellence In our
PLUMBING work. but will make prices q low e
possible
We sell Furnaces. Ranges, and Fire Place Stoves
Of well established reputation.
ALSO,
Psrlor Crates Brass Fire Sets. English Plain and
Decorative Tile ~>-A
CONNECTED with Telephone Exchsn1e"
HAYWARD 4 HUrCldINSON
ap21y Sl7 9th Of NJ
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CPHING AND SUMNER DRESS
~ GOODS.
w. NJ. SHUSTER Il SONS are receiving daily
addt. to their large and well-salected stock Of
Spring and Summer DRESS GOODS.
STRIPED sILKS, CHECKED SILKS,
CuLORED and BLACK SILKS,
D4NAASE SILKS, PEKIN SA TINS,
satin MORE, h ack and Co Ored SATINS,
BLACK GRkNAl INEa,
COLOkkE GRENADINES, in Mexican Mesh,
DAM asSE GRENADINES Pa,is NOV Ell TIES,
ALBATROSS CLOTH, b. NGALINE,
CASHMERE HINDUN, BAGNOS CLOTH,
MADRAS GIhGHAMS, LINEN LAWNS,
JALONET LAWNS, EMBROIDERED LINENS
French IEhCAI hS and ChEVIOCS
100 nieces Of the nandsomest Frsnch Madras
CLOTHS, at 25 ard Soc, ever offered in this city.
Five per cent. eff for cash. One Price Ouiy
W. III. SHUSTER l. SONS,
1t 9lS Pa 40.
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Port OFFICE DEPARTMENT., May 8, 1879.
Sealed Proposals will be re eived at this Depart
nlrnt until II O'Clock N on THURSD AY. June 10.
1879 for furnishing g. alton ry for tbs Post OFF,
Department for Ole year from July l. 1879
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the items and
est mated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto, will be furnished on application to
This DepaI tn emf.
Proposals should ba addressed to the First Assist
ant Postmaster General, and indnrsed "Pr1pos Ais
for Statiol cry" D NJ. KEY,
my8 W6w POs.msste. General.
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Aoerops sscosn D0US OtecsstGtton o0es
lT.EODAeSAD . SssscA larger hOys0 tide,
Seesslav osA persn0sse,ss otrcsslnttos th0n
OA~e ~ sA TIE 0tscv AoaSV ooS,~rs - the
ods0 OAAeA f00efh<S.
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LAWN S!!!

T AWNS! LAWNSH LATN,M
hoice ew LAWNS. &c
Pa ifc LAWNS, neg aud fresh styles 121Gc.
great drive il shetland Wool SHAWLS, in al
rolOrs, at 81 80.
BUNTINGs In Back and Cnlors. 1219c.
Pure Atwood BUNTfNGI, at Csc
PARASOl .PARASOLS ........ PAR ASOLS.
In GREAT VARIETY AND AT Low PRICES.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
mys-tr 1O3 Bridge street, GEoBaRrOws.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE.

NEW AND DESIRABLE.
IL pieces 45-inch Atwood De Beige, best bargain
ever offered. case Linen Lawns, at lUc pieces
Crash, at 1Oc l case Kmckerb ecker Dress Goods,at
&C. Plain and Striped Colored Silks, very cheap.
Linen and lotion Pant stuff, 1P9. 10. 20 and 25c.
100 dozen Towels, at 1917 and 15c. Table Linen and
Napkins, extra bargains. Table and Floor Oil Cloths.
Bargains ia every line OF Dry Goods
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
ny8tr Corner 9TH st. and Market Space.
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PERSONAL.

BEAVERTON q. OAMPstLL arrested, in the
IL Post OF May 9th, is erroneous false and scandal
]. the said Grace E. OaupbeI contend he drove me
away. Since then / have been residi with my
parents. and expect to CONTINUE. as have other no
It, Defendant. GRACE K. CAMPBELL.
MRS M A. FRENCH, Medical and Business
wi MediuHi, will remain in this city but short
longer ALI DESTROYS of seeing her can avail them
selves of the opportunity by calling at III East Gap
itol st Hours from to and from to y my12w
AsTROLOGISr.-Mrs. Dr. ELLIS. $40 Psnnsyl
n vaDia avenue. II you would know the truth
cons ult the Doctor in al thingA Office hours from
Sa.m to pm. myIim
DEkt ONAL-I. p LIBBEY. will remain Ia the
i city and give his personal attention 70 the re-
pairing of fine watches at his Old stand ~ 9th
street. aplo-lm
TOHN PATCH EXAMINES TIT KS. reports - 10
q the responsibility Of people. 18th .bstracts Of
liens ON real estate sos 10th st. NV, am. to 10
pm Always in before and after janll-4,n'
MADAME ROSS. the reliable Oairvo{ sMs and AZ.
nj trologist, HAS REMOVED TO No. 10 9th ct So,
befveen East Capitol and A sts., Capitol Hill; 81
cars stop within half sQuare OF house Fifteen years
In WsshinRton city attest the fact that this wonder
ful ady gives better satisfaction In all Affairs o. life
thsn snY one In the profession; tells Of past NE
present and future destiny; gives advice and Assist
Ance on all matters Apperta1nln8 70 business, loye
and mstrimony. All 10 trouble CAL Satisfaction
given or no pay. nov27-ly
NR VFII8 EUREKA BURPASSRS An.
nthar aftiCles for beautifythg snd praearvfns fhs
Teeth, FOR aals by al dru9RistA y aants per boa
tle novkAr
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THE kEfUBLIC-The Leading Republican W,..k.
y. pn6is,s s9 Ct tie Nasicns Osptl. "a nsnd-
ten pages and cover. bound. Rspublo Building,
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'I9 pAnAso1s. r.nAsons 7l9
Sun UMBRELLAS,
SUN UMBRELLAS,
. SUN UMBRELLAS,
DAVIS.
719 Market Space. Corner 9Th st.
STRAw aooP s4R.w eoons
STRAW GOODS,
AT DAVIS.
NOV IN STOCK, THE LARGEST AND BEST
N assorted stock Of PARASOLS, SUN UMBKEL.
Las and STRAW GOODS We have ever offersds
DARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. in great
variety, at lowest market Prices,
GHILDREN'S TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED
HATS great variety Of Styles at very low prices,
IL THE NEW AND DESIRABLE SHAPES IN
~ LADIES CHIP AMI STRAW HATS aud BON
NE1s, AT DAVIS.
NEWEST STYLES, MOST RELIABLE GOODS.
IN and Lowest Prices.
At DAVIS,
my21w 710 Market Space, Cor. 9Th st.
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n The SUPREME COUnT OF ThE DISTRICT
Or COLOMBIA,

IN The SUPREME COURT OF ThE DISTRICT
Or COLOMBIA,
The eth day Of May. 1879.
R0BERT W. MCPHERSON. admir-. vs. GEORGE T.
SMALLwoop ct al. In Equity, No. 5487.
Calderon Carlisle the tyustee in this cause hav-
estate in TIE proceedings mentioned to VIM. B.
Brown, 1t is his TIN day Of May 1879. ordered hat
the said sale be- and the same is hereby. rattle and
confirmed, Lnless cause to the contrary tn reof be
ehowh on or before the 21sT DAY OF NAY, 1872
Prorided, That copy Of this order be published in
the Evening Star" every other day previous to
.aid day. con mencing Oh the 9Th day Of May. 1879
The report states the amount of sales to b. 100
By lie Court: MACARTHUR, Justice.
DIANO TUNING, ONE DOLLAR. aUARAN-
TEkD. ORGAN REPAIRING Low. A dress
ELIOT, Star Office my76ts
CONDsNsED MILh.
ANGLnsw1ss CONDENSED MILK. prenared
in Switzerland ana England. Also Borden's Eagle
Brand Of MILK. just received.
For sale by
j. B. BRYAN l. BRO.
my7-3t COS Pa. acc OPP. Metropolitan Hotel.
1,HE PARTNkRsHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
1 ING under the firm and name of BIRUd l.
hObEl was on the eighth (Sth) day of April, 1879,
The business, rs Auctioneers and Commission
Merchants, will hereafter be conducted at the old
place Of business 938 and $40 LOuisians ave under
the finn and name OF sP ATES ROBEY.
We espectfuly solicit the patronage of our friends
and the public in general
ALFRED SPATEs,
myI&s WINFIELD 8. ROBEY.
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CCOD PASTURE FOR COWS AND HORSES TO
~ p had on Cox's old place. Entrance on-u
shade and water. Apply to JOHN LEE, Sd -.
r.. between Lngan and Warren sts.. aeOr xetown.
II. u. my8-3ts
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EOR TIE SUMMER SEASON. would respect
i full rtconM emo to the public my large stock
OF direct imported BIhkEsBORN MINERAL
WATER. which ann enab ed to sell at considerable
reduced rstee. The best California Wines ut III per
gxllOn slsO the finest California Brandy, at q low
figure. W. MUEHLEISEN. 9l8 5th st.. between
ana n my66t
WASHINGTON. D. c.. MAY 3. 1879-This il to
LEVI WOODBURY.. have formed limited Partner
ship under fhe name and style of w. s. jerks l.
90, 10 transact general stove. Tlnware and
House urnishing business Winfield g. jerks is the
general and Lem Woodbury. the special partner
both residents Of the city Of Washn stOn in the Dis
Iict Of Columbia Levi Woodbury. has contributed
the sum OF three thousand 6 0O0 dollars to the com
mon stock. Tne partnerrhip IL to commence on the
arst day Of May, A. .. 1873, and terminate on the
first day Of May, 1884
w. jerks (sEAL1
my6eO4w LEVI WOODBURY.. fsEAI5
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TAsee-Stosy Houses for Sal,

EEHOMAS ]. MYERS. Real Estate Agent,
l2l6 street. nv.
FOB RENT.
GIL 18th NV. 10 rs 4l8 Sd st. nw..1rs
7O2 l3t' st 8rs 1k2l N Y ave- 10 m
922 st. NV, 8rs ga 18th o. e. 10 "a
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CAREIAGES.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-21

James Ross, Esq, is stopping at the Clareu-
don.
Thomas Smith, Chicago, at the Metropol-
itan.
Hon. A. NJ. Fridley, Becker, at the Mer.
chants.
A: G. Meyer. of Big Rspids, is among the ar.
rivals at the Clarendon.
At the Merchants: D. B. Woodwork, Otta-
wa; r. J. Short, Montreal
Hon. j. T. Williams, Mankato, was among
the visitors to st. Paul yesterday, "
Hon. NJ. Donohue, of Beaver Falls, is q guest
OF Col. MCNAMARA at the Clarendon.
Right Rev. Bishop Whipple, FaribauIt,
passed through the city yesterday en- route for
home.
Rafael Joseffy, O. Morritz and A. Ashforth,
OF the Josefty Musical combination are at the
Metropolitan.
j. W. Curtis, New York; o. Frank Braion,
Boston; d. W. Stobart and wife, Washington,
at the Metropolitan.
MIR. B: Lichstern, formerly of st. Paul, but
now of Chicago. is on visit to the city. with
headquarters at the Merchants.
John Merritt, with ''The Hub wholesale
liquor house, Montreal, is at the Merchants, en-
route Tor Winnipeg. on missionary trip.
Capt. Pabst, president of the Phillip Best
brewing company of Milwaukee, is in the city
and is being shown about by Arthur Koenig,
agent OF the company in St. Paul.
Gen; W. W. Loring, of Egyptian fame, now
resident OF Florida, was at the Merchants
yesterday. on his return from visit of several
weeks to Fargo and the Northwest.
g. J. Kissner of the Sherman House, and J.
M. Morrison, late of the Clarendon exchange.
left last evening for Fargo, and it is under.
stood 'on the quiet" that business is on hand.
Mr. W. b. Van Slyck, New York city repre-
sentative of the wholesale dry goods house of
Auerbach, Finch, Culbertson & Co., registered
az the Merchants yesterday with his son and
daughter, Charles w. and Laura NJ. Who are
to remain here during the winter.