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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

WE TAKE THIS METHOD OF RE
rat ~, TURNING THANKS to our friends and the
paehc In general for their very liberal patronage
tu ~a eohadence bestowed upon us In tue past, ano
'SWSsetiniiS ask u continuance OF the same.
"'Fife our strict personal attention TO- ....-,.5
'hLLiSG, RENTING, AND EXCHANGING
ts REAL ESTATE, '...' y =.
~ ~ iac etF aud surrounding counties. Our charges
Ns ~ ~ Keeping with The tunes. sy<zsf
tssu anu SEE us be fore making your arrangements
'It TIE incoming year. !.
= : CHEWING q ROSE,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, =
.0eZ5-2& f 4AFst No. north Tenth street. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27

YrscsMEAT. RAIsINs. csRE ANTS, GELATIyE,
pur.Es, CirKoN. PICKLES. nn u Christmas goods
R,neu.lty, at DAHgonrm & cos '6l2ca,s Marshall
II 5oet,
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FINE, FAMILY GHoCEHIES. WINES. EtQUons,
,rsxAccOs CIGARS. CANNED GOODS, BusxwHEhP
Fneyn, &c, &c., At DANfoITn & co.,, sl2 east
~. aI,an ctr
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IEh WS OF ADEkAllSirsts,
by, aud others were passing with me at the

This Is oil ! saw aud heard on the occa-
SION. and regret that duty forces me to
state even the facts, as far as know thom-
In regard TO q PERSONAL difficulty bet tween
parties With WHOM am on friendly terms.
Yours, very respectfully, II. SMITH.
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IV WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.--This
h. ,',lufSER, OF the city OF Richmond. my AGENT.
~ EHessscuct FOR me. in SAID city, q TAIL or ST
rra5s-s "a = Tor the LIVERY, HIRING. SALE. and Ey..
fSSe4kEE OF vsHICLEs, HORSES. and MULES,
sia sseat b TO buy aid cell for SAHH oaly. IN
7 r. 2, TuHNER.
@@sfmbsr 3, 1879. s3 10 24-am
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auoyptyY pLp.FAsIrIoN HD PEnSUME Is Law
suder. ve, acllyhfuliy rcfrel ing aud nS igorang.
II can be found I'm no purcr form than In j. & Es
hrerSSoSs genuine MiIchar Lavender.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27

PuEE ClEMsrER WHisKEg direct from the dis
tliIery. ab DANFoRIu 4 Co.. s. Gl2 east SlarshaiI
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A FRAGRANT l.EEAIu!

n your TEETH are dcciYcd or hcfcctlys; II your
q :-3fs arc sponRy, peeGus, liberated, reccding
from the teeth, use
MEADE & BAKERS
CARgoLtC MOrTH-WAsH,
whic,t reIl,yes the bad oGor caused by tAsse, aud
RAPIDLY heals and Ciranscs the mouth, !H:artng y
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE 10 TIE DA,A,Tn-
sold By all druggsts AT 60c. II bottle.
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DIR. &. MdANE'S
LIVER PILLS

K. Ss
LIVER PILLS
are no, recon neuded remedy" " for all the llis
hat flesh Is heir TO-" put in affections OF the fer
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, aud sslck
Headache, or diseases OF that character they STAND
without i rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cattartic be used preparatory 10 OF
After taking quiu!nc.
Asa simple purgaive they are unequslled
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coatc
Each box has red wax seal Oh the lid, with the
IMPRESSION Dg. McIANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of c. McLASE
sad FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. {. McLASE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts
sasSh, Pa the market being full Of limitations Of
| ke name ssCLASE, spelled differently but same;
Pronunciation. my l9-deow1y- J
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CHAESIH. STAPLES i CO., l2 IL, a. No. 1893
franklin street. trustees saIe of hack, two
IxT,rs, and baTIess-
EIChaOND BAZAAR, 10 A. 81, phirteen horses,
bugRIeI, he.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS. FOR T0.DAY.-For the Mid
Gle Atlantic States, diminishing rorth and
west winds veering TO eastery, cooler 1ol-
lowed BY warmer, cloudy weather. rising
followed by stationary or falling barometer.
For The South Atlantic States, diminish
ing northerIy followed by variable winds,
warmer, clear weather, stationary or higher
pressure .-r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27

b ief Fe'aS.-Fbere were several cases
dispt sed OF at the Mayors Court yesterday.
The 'arties arraigand had indulged q little
too fr 'eIy in egc-nog-. .......
Rev. 4. BinGa, Jr., pastor OF the colored
Baptis churche in this city, was severely
"ponn, def" by the members OF bis congre-
CATION 'hristmas-cve night ut his residence.
The G. itv Council will not meet before the
irst FRI day night in January. 1t Is ex-
pCctcd tn It the financial question will them
be diScuss ed.
cd bv u"s aciahle" given by the You Have
alias the rin-Horn club. The Garriek
Club held I, nth at Csrsley's Hall.
-
SUFFER ON. groan On. sckcn on, die OH. II yow
will not use IIoi BIrTEnS and he cured.
We are r,oues I'D to state that
EvY BRoTaERs -
Will reopen their store
Turs fsAruRpA y EvENtTs, December 27th,
1t O'c'ocH,
They yet show H. -gc assortment Of goods suita-'
bile for holdny prcsc ats. Also. \ large asSormeus
OF DRY GOODS and IA NcY GOODS.
WI STILL
AYE
OyERCOATs IN ABUNDANCE,
ULsrERS, ALI KINDS,
artrs THE Lac :GEsr VARIETY.
A. SAKi ! & CO.,
.-.,,,,.,~...,.........,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
RrCIwoHD's LEADING
CLOTH ERS,
:: 1913 Main street, OPP ,osite post dfice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27

N. E.LYsoH Il co., advertising agents, insert ads
verasemenN In all Of the newspapers Of the United
Slses as Publishers rates. Orders len st tho De.
patch countinx-room VIII receive prompt atte.s
lion.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH!

MEADE BAKERS
SAfoSINE DESTlFEfCk
WILL .afsRnyE THE TEETH, HEIovE
ISCIPIEST TARTAR,
and
KEEP-PD r. TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold by druggists ut soc. u box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27

: sTTuE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsFkTcH
IS LARGER THAN THE CcMBINgssh cIRCu-
EATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY rsgTs.
.PAYERs or TIE CITY. =. ........s. -..,-t !
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FCom,nunicated.I
A Care TO the Public.

Bv card in the Dispatch Of the 18th in
stant Charles NJ. Webbcr endcayOrS TO re.
lievp himself from the denunciation gave
him on the 18th instant in the rotunda OF
the Capitol, and also from the card OF my
brother, A. 0. Sullivan, published in the
Dispatch OF the 18th, by saying: d" William
sullivan said nothing Insulting to me that
beard"
In reply to that card will state that as
soon as he referred 10 my brothers. wound
M an excuse for not rcSrnting what he had
said stepped to Webber's front, shook my
finger In his face, and denounced him In o
clear and emphatic voice rs "an Internal
living sc0unurc," and told him " was not
a cripple, and assumed the responsibility
for what my brother had said" He rcplie d.
" You all are too hasty about this mattcr."
| | used other dcnuncatOry expressions to-
| ward him, whea Arthur SEHiyan 50 Ia,
There is no tight in him. and we VIII
go' AS was about to leave Web Der
| / saw Senator &. L. Smith coming fr om
the Senate chamber. Up to this point the
bystandGrs were unknown to- me. Dt sir
ing TO have q responsible witness to WI mt ]
said. l again shook my tingerjn Webt 'cr)s
face, and said, in a clear and emphatic tone
| OF voice, :. You are Il - lying scouH dre',
and am responsible for wi!at my bro thcr
has said.'' said this so pl"inly that was
distinctly heard by Senator g.. Il. ~ NTH.
| who wa, several feet further from mo than
Weber. That Webber die not hear me il
| impossiLir Below give senator ~ nith's
accuiInt Of what he heard ana saw, fur-
| ntshed at my request. THO occurrence
was between and 8 O'Clock p NJ. on the
18th. was in the Capito' several times on
the 10th, and il was well kI,owh by many
pcrsons on that morning bat Intended TO
| leave the city on the morning OF the l7th.
These being the facts precedent To the
sending Of the note by Nix Lady, can only
oonstrue Charles NJ. Web 1er'is inquiry there
by as q weak attempt TO manufacture an oC-
kclsion TO indulge in newspaper abuse OF
fmysen. II was wholly iBmatcrial Whethsp
or not L endorsed A. U. SnIlivan's said card
in The D,sspatch OF the letb instnn', having
mvseli so pointcdIy insulted and degraded
{. NJ. Tebber publicly, at the Capitol, in
the manner above stated. before that card
! appeared. {. w. SCILIVAN.
G!4rsstianSturg. Vcs, December 20. 1879.
S.-The dei:.y IN this publication was
occasioned by the correspondence belo~.
c. W.. S.
CuRIsTIAysBURG, NA.,l
20lh December, 1879.
Hoa. {. r. Smith, L0uingSt0n, Vd.:
Dear Sir,-As you were the only person
besides my brother, known TO mf, who
EhearI wh hat | sidd 10 e.. II. Wcb5er, In the
frotunda Of the Gapifo! on the 18th instant,
must, In view OF :. card from lin pub"
lished in the Rispatcs Of the 18th. SEX you
10 furnish me J statement OF "hut Joa 81"
and heard on the OCCASION.
| Please stats the relative positions Cccu-
Died by WeAber, myself, and ycursalf-the
tone 10 which spoke-my mHnner owaras
him-and whether he said any aIlng to me
or offered any resentment. Vary respect
fully. =. W. sIAi-''AN-
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"SALEM, VA. December %, 1879.
"Some time prior to the late election |
stopped in front of Iounger's drugstore, in
Salem, and heard part OF II controversy
between Mr.. \. y. Sullivan, Mr.. John Per-
singer, and others on the debt question.
While cannot now recall the exact Ian
guage used. not being so near the parties as
others, distinctly remember that Mr.. a.
O. SulIYan's language was very dcnuncia-
tory, and that Mr.. G. NJ. Wcbber spoke TO
him about being so dScourteouS.
".JOHN 4. FRANCIS"
This statement, as your readers arc aware,
has been denied by Mr.. Sullivan rs "a
ID lie" / now leave the matter with the
public to say whether \. o. Sullivan can be
believed or not. CHARLES NJ. WEBER.
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WEETsSssS.

MASONIC NOTtCE.-I,he mem. 2
w Lers Of IETgUPOL:TsrS LODGE, XXX
No IL are Requested 10 aftcada 3.aiSd conn., w
nan !cai.oH oS their Lodge at ss<AIban4 Halt THIS
Saturday EVENING. z In ijgsinDt. at 0'ciock
1t john the EvaEgciist5 daSi.. All IAsfer ALaS0nS
Ia good s,and,nx are frateralIIy iEYbd to attend.
By ortirr Of the W. h.
4. Oils ). I5. JACOBS. Secretary.
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GCommunica'ed.J
The Wehbcr.SnfTlra Affair.

Editors Dispatch: In the Salem ReJiste
OF the 12;h instant appeared Better from
me, written from your city, in which ar-
peared the following:
"Mr. Sullivan was Bitter partisan. and
said many hard things about the ReSdjust-
ers during the campaign. At Salem, on one
occasion, he was really Insulting to num-
ber Of gentlemen who disagreed with him
upon The debt question. In talking to Mr..
John PcrsIncer and others in front Of
Younger's drugstore he said. 'ShotJ me q
Redduster and ,cW shor you dishonest
man."
heard him make use of this language,
and the following certificates will show that
others heard him also:
"SALEA, VA, December 2s, %, 1879.
I" Having served in the House OF Dele
gates for one term, and being well acquaint-
ed with 3Ir. y. o. Sullivan, who was then
second doorkeepeE. called upon him in
front OF Younger's drugstore whilst he was
in Salem attending the Senatorial Conveu.
ton. some time prior TO the late election.
lie was in company with {. N. Webber
aud others. | took seal near him. aud
presently tke debt question was mentioned.
During the discussion OF that question be-
tween Mr.. A. D. Sullivan and others I dis
tinctly heard sullivan say. show me Il
RtSdjusfcr and will show you dishonest
man, His language throughout was de-
nuuciatory and insulting to Readiusters, so
much so that Mr. Wcbber reproved him for
using such strong language.
&c Y FITyGEp
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.,..-...,.,,r,r.s .2y.lxSa AGE.

,-'->-|~--'---cs- - TFfE C;RFATEST LIVING Az
.....''''''' trf!oi;S. Such rs Professor. n Ak
: MyLLHE. Rt. Hon W. v. GLAD
SroSB. JANIS A.. FRoCDE- Pro-
: IL iesyor ,UuxLEY. r. A. PROCTOR,
TIT ELL >: EDWARD A.. TKEEaAF. Professor
- :TYSpALL. Dr. ". Is. CARPESTEn,
FRANCES PowsG COpBr, THE
: DUKE or ARGYLL. WILLIAN n
; LIVING :gfhcx. Miss TmACKERAI, Mrs.
: ~ :: MyLoCs .GEAiK. GxoEGE MAC
floEsLD. Mra, iOLIPUAST. JEAN
: INcrLny. MATTHEW ARNOLD.
!: A6E. UESrr kfyGsLEY.W. W. STORY,
TTBGrEyIEr. CARLYLE, RUsKIN.
: TsgsrSoy. BROWNING, and ma y
: oilers, are repre-. ented In the pages
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(Entered a, the Post. Ofgce at Richmond, Va, ss
/ ~.1. tseeosrC-cisss Eaatter.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27

The wEATHGg YESTERDAY was clear and
cold. +
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY a. NJ, 36 ;
8 A. M., 90: noon, 40; 7. M., 81; 6 Z.
a.. 81; midnight. 90.
Mean temperature, 80 1-6. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27

"SALEM, VA. December 23, 1870.
81 was also present on the occasion above
mentioned. and heard Mr.. a. y. Sullivan
say. Show me Rcadjustcr and | will show
you 4 dishonest man. e. :. ANDERSON"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27
HNEN EN7S.

pIsSol.E-EeSs ~ PARfsEsS1lk1.
ATOr!CE.-EaY,ng Ibis day bought out
~ lie entire stock Of GROCERIES, os Ns VIII
Ian A SHIELDS, No. t04 eat aassAlll street.
, h-xsby spys1at hinf NY aansil xfeni ~ earsy on
and Sopdnss rEe ss.d bn.iness In he city 6J Rich
N'NS'''' ~ ~ TijGIA> T. L, ROBERTS.
&c 27s30&ha&1s~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27

USIDS BLyS. or RNHhCsB-t
RICUStoND. S.ccmser 70. 1879.
sYsIE, REGULAR ET&UAL MEETING.
/ OF ine sTUCKfioLeERS GF TIE UNION
BANK OF RlCISiOSI 'Slif hE held In The rooms
oyer the First National Bask on THURSDAY, Scti
day OF January, 1890. nj , GSsiae. n.
ae xa-I,a JnIEs MILLER. Csshler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27
A French Detective story.

HOW THE JACQUARD R0BBER WAS TRACED
Dowx-A STORY OF CRIMINAL CUNNING AND
SRREwDNEsS. -.s.- ..---
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Suffering ireland.

MEETING OF CITIZENS LAST. .6IGHT--5RgLIaI
NARY ARRANGEMENTS FnH 4 PERLiG 9EndS-
STRATI0s N THE INTERESTS OF THE FssfsE-
STRICKEN sEPFEREgs. ,I - = - t.,as's.r7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27

SUrFRR ON, groan on. sGkcn on, die on. II yoE
will not us, IIoi BIrTERS end he cured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27

Of familiar aspect. 1t was cats eye, tne
very duplicate OF one which had formed
part OF her vanished Jewels. -,
"That is a curious RUG you nafe' Doh. mon.
sieur,o she observed.
q Il ID, indeed. A valuable trjae, yet ene'
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-07
What is CASTLE Soap2

A subscriber wishes to know how
this differs from other soap. The hard
soaps made in this country are almost
exclusively from animal fats; ia the
south of Europe, where the olive grows
ahundantly, the poorer kinds of olive oil
are used. Common soaps are soda and
animal fats, CASTLE soap allxali and veg
etable oil. In making CASTLE soap great
care is taken to avoid an excess of al
kali (the soda), only just enough being
used to neutralize the oil. On this ac-
count the soap is made milder and may
be used on wounds and other surfaces
where common soap would irritate and
give pain. The mottled appearance is
due to d small solution of copperas (sul-
phate of irony which is stirred into it
before it hardens; this leaves a blush
oxide of iron in the soap which when
exposed to the air, becomes changed to
the red oxide. White CASTLE soap is
sold, which is the same as the other,
without the coloring. Though call
ed CASTLE, it is by no means exclusively
made in Spain, the largest share coming
from the south of France, and, indeed,
it is generally known in Europe as Mar
seilles soap.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-07
Hotheds with Muslin Sashes.


Rufus Mason in the Cincinnati
Grange Bulletin says: "Three years
experience with muslin sashes, where
the thermometer ranges from twenty
degrees below zero to seventy degrees
above, satisfies me of their Superiority.
L make square frame of one and one
fourth inch stuff with a single bar of
the same size down the middle, cover it
with common, heavy unbleached mus
lin, paint it over two coats with boiled
hnseed oil and find it far better than
glass. Have had no freezing, or scald-
ing, but better colored plants. more
stocky, and better able to withstand
early transplanting. After the hotbed
is covered with manure, lay in the
soil so as to come within three inches
of the muslin, sloPing exactly as it
does. AS the season advances the bed
will settle about fast as the growth of
the plants require it,. This plan pre-
vents the plants from becoming long
legged, which is the main cause of the
slow aftergrowth, and ia the cabbage
family, of so many plants failing to
make solid heads.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-07
Don't Know Half their Value y

I" They cured me of Ague, BiIiousness
and Kidney Complaint, as recommend
ed. had half bottle left which used
for my two little girls, who the doctors
and neighbors said could not be cured.
l would have lost both of them one
night II | had not given them Hop Bit
ters. They did them SO much good /
continued theiruse until they were cured.
That is why j say you do not recon-
mend them high enough. " = b., Roch-
ester, n. Y. 40
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-07

AGENTS WANTED for the hest and fastest
selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices re.
dueed 80 per cent. National Publishing Co..
Philadelphia, Pa. 40idt
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-07

Every method has been tried by
farmers to store and preserve their pota-
toes through the winter, and we may
say until potatoes come, again. 1t is
the most valuable of all vegetables,
though here and there we find IA per-
son and a writer who undertakes to tell
us of its unwholesomeness. 1t is uni
versally consumed in all civilized coun-
tries, as where 1t cannot be grown 1t is
imported, which can be done long dis
tances without injury when ventilation
is attended to.
In storing potatoes several methods
are adopted, yet they are all practically
the same, the object being to protect
them against freezing, whether buried
in pits or stored in cellars. The first
consideration is to keep them in per-
feet darkness; the next is the bins
should net be too deep-not over three
feet-to produce warmth and cause
them to sprout. When stored in the
field, straight trenches are dug, say
twenty feet in length four or five wide,
which are filled to the depth of three
feet with potatoes, then well-covered
with straw, on top of which put eigh-
teen or twenty inches of earth. In
pit twenty feet long there should be
about three gas escapes or ventilating
openings, which should be plugged with
straw and covered with board set at
an angle to turn the rain. If in cellars,
barns, or otherwise, the bins should be
covered with rugs, old carpetings, or
straw. Those intended to be kept for
late spring sales should be frequently
examined and all sprouts removed, for
as soon as potato begins to sprout
it loses its solidity, dryness and quail
ity.
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