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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-28

To CrEE BHEU5IATIs,l OK GoUr.-
: writer Of the London Truth says q
friend of his, terribly afflicted with the
g5ut, consulted the most eminent
physicians OF Europe without avail,
and WAS then advised by an old lady
to eat q Glove OF garlic on going 70
bed and another in the morning. He
took the medicine and was cured
Onions probably would DO as well and
would be IS effective for rheumatism
as for gout
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FETRIAL LIST.-Causes set down
e for trial in Common Pleas At the cnsu-
Ing term OF Court, commencing on MONDAY,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-28

a NJ. KEIM, NJ d, PHYSICIAN
IA AND SURGEON, Ebeusburg, Pa. Of
ace recently occupied by Dr. J. ]. Ostmsn. two
doors west Of Blair House, High st.. where night
calls be made. Consultations in GeTmaan E
well as English te-s,1l- M
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SHERiEE'S SALES

DY virtue OF surdty writs OF Fl. Ia, II. 70.
ID Feud. Erp0rl., VsUd. EEpCH. and LCUGTt Ia
ci1s issued out Of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Cambria county and 70 me directed. there
viii be exposed TO public sale, At the Court
Hrrfsa In .nr.-- ! lLIrlr
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RrcHMosp ODD- FELLOW, Yrsrrri PsTsRs-

RrcHMosD ODD FELLOWS YfsIr PsTsss-
BURG Monday night about one hundred
Odd-Fellows from Rfchmon d and Manches-
ter went over to dP Petersburg. In company
with aGrand-Master Button, on 8 visi. to
Appomattox and Monroe lodges, OF that
city. ~, l-.~..,.~ Il,
y Among the grand officers who accompa-
MED the party were Grind. Secretary Davis,
Grand-Treasurer Ferguson, DistrictiDe-
puty-Grand-Masters Collins, Metz, and
Xanderslice. fs;a sfH G -.
At Manchester Past.G .Grauds Gentry and
Knorr and Noble Grand Owens Joined in
with their Richmond brethren. t
Il The visiting party, were met at the depot
in Petersburg BY . delegation from Appo-
mattox and Monroe lodges, OF that city,
and were escorted to Odd-Fellows' Hail,
where the two lodges were in Joint session.
After this meeting adjourned the two lodges,
With their visiting brethren and friends,
went to the banquet-room OF the Masonic
Hall, where an elegant repast had been pre-
pared.
1t was about midnight when the party re-
turned. They expressed themselves highly
delighted with the kind and generous treat
ment which they received. g .G al
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ROOMS STATE CONSERVATIVE }
E.XECUTIyE G0MAlTTEE
". Ss~y,omt>Sr " -1Sy9.

RICHMOND, Va September S.FioaS. =
,,,ur EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE have
been authorized by the speasers named % an
n1naSS nTa,onei William Amoers-Clover Huh Cnes'eF-
felt, Sovsnsei SEsa.Hoskinss store Essex, No
Wnaai9n, M. Eioncesfer Courthoase. November 80.
yemoeEp IL r BesSe-Alexan city might Oct.
aeth Guy nenot Lou
Csons, C,r 6c,opcy Isl; Ettrck tntghtl, aatoaca.
Ia 9srIsln November 1s,; Powhasan Courthouse.
SssecoSeI, ec,sl,;ss;oa s caDe-Eatsk tnlsh. Masoass,
,aff.cs.sc-deiS r. county. November list; Powhataa
CourtoGTSs, ,s,o on ccS@sp:oacoyer Hi Chesterfield
SSysns. N.a. M October savsais1 slss
a:,ssrsseuse, NoyeIpheg Sd. ..,x ,,.s,.,,,,,
eeasrsi james G. Portsmouth city tnightl'
osiosSr 29ia; Farnyille, October 3ist: ont
eTni wInana s. GilmaG--BelrsC Loui-
sai sa;sSs" J. +. Goo1r,ck-Ricnmond. county Court
hons, Sosn Scode. Jr-Henrv Courthouse October
sf1iS: DsnTille tnfshtl. sctober 31stI Lynchoars
tnKiShIFs 4 { Gregory, Esq-Frankin Courthouse, No
Seia'si Hancock, Esq-Halifax Courthouse. Novem-
,.p d. Ia: a. Pownsan Cour, honse. November Sd. ~
oei Nom ". W. Henry-Charo,te, Courthouse, No
TsmS,' oSp nnn,er. Jr-Ma,oaca, Chesterfield, Noven-
hsI S3a,s, So; r,ra Huu'on-Norfok city tnight) Oc-
,otay 3ls,: Portsmouth city tntghtl. November ISL.
Hon. James l.. hemrer-hehrS Courthouse oc'o-
pt I'm 4. II. Kelly Portsmouth city (nsht), Oc-
pr. 4. Mop;elro-. Green SDrips, Louisa. October
oie.: Eeil's Crossroads, Louisa. November Isl.
Cso,aln p ". Mchinney-tranSiin Coui thouse,
November Sd. - ,,,
2 p Noland. ESQ. T.-Leesbnrg, Louconn, ocIober
99.: Upprrvile, Fsuquier county. November lst.
:>,Sauci NJ Page. lsq.-Ihisholm SpIring. Aibe-
r,.-jr October 3lst: Bells Crossroads. Lonl>a,
Soyesnncr lst: Moss's Store, Chesterfield county.
Charles l.. Page, EsQ.-Ettrick tnighil. Matoaca,
Cbcstrra,gd county, November lst; Winiree's Store
thr>erGeld county. october 3lst.
Col. ucary L. Peytou-Gord, nsyile. october 31sf
Vim. t. Royall, Esq.-Warsaw. Richmond county,
Var Robert S,iles-Grecn Spring, Louisa, Octo.
Der SlSi. .., r,., w., r,-.,.o
October 30rh. . r., ~
Can,.in Geo. d. Wisc-Spotsyvania Courthouse,
November Sd. L. NJ. LOGAN. Chalrniah'
J. Ben bigger. Secretary.
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TOBACCO MARKET.-Thc committee re-
Gently appointed at a meeting Of the Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange to confer with
similar committees from the different to-
bacco markets OF Virginia in regard to Il
new scheme OF inspection are ready to meet
as soon as similar committees from Dan
vile, Farmville, Petersburg, Charlottes-
vile, South Boston, Lynchburg, and other
places are appointed. The committeeman
from Richmond are B. G. Gray (charmanl,
J. NJ. Conrad, W. d. TompkiuS, Thomas
D. Neal, Thomas Fl. Gum, J. Leigh Jones,
and DIR. K. A. Patterson.
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The SPECIAL SERVICES AT PARK-PLACE
CKURCH.-Tbe extra religious services
which have been held for the last three
weeks at Park-Place Methodist church have
closed with highly satisfactory results.
Rev. Dr.. Edwards, the pastor, reports
more than twenty conversions and twenty
additions by profession to the church. The
congregations are steadily on the increase
and now, especially on Sunday nights, the
house is crowded with hearers. This new
church enterprise in the west end OF the
city is fully realizing the highest eXpecta-
tions of its friends and patrons.
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MOZART PiNAFoRE.-A brilliant audience
assembled at Mozart Hall last evening to
witness the second performance during the
Fair-week Of tbG Amateur Pinafore Compa-
ny. This performance but adds another to
the many triumphs OF our city talent under
the able direction Of Professor Siegel, and
few will be found, II any, among the large
assemblage that witnessed their latest per-
formance who Will not readily say that they
spent an evening OF rare pleasure and felt
Justly proud of.-this sensible evidence OF
Richmonds musica! abilities. In former
notices we credited each OF the caste " ith
their Just deserts, and 1t is needless TO re-
peat them; but, be it said, all acquitted
themselves handsomely last evening.
The orchestra and chorus are immense
features In the performance, and unite In
producing an effect most pleasing to musi-
cal ears. The orchestra Is evenly balanced
and under wonderful control. Their exc
cution of Suppe's overture " Pique Dame" :"
before the opera was highly artistic, as, In
deed. was their entire Instrumentation
throughout the opera.
I The chorus is certainly powerful, but
rather unwieldy on stage Of such dimen-
SONS. They are well di lied in the score,
and rendered with grand effect the cboruses
g Shall we Submit" 1.-The Hours Creep on
Apace,n and in the finale, " He is an Eng
lishman." @."
We, were particularly pleased With the
trio in their rendition Of the AdmlraPs
song. It is diffjcnIt concerto, and was
given with q precision ant" accuracy that
would, have pleased any professional.
We would suggest in friendly way that
the tempos are generally too slow, and
sometimes rather draggy. With little dash
infused ln the choruses and In many OF the
solos the music would almost defy criticism.
Tonight and tomorrow night Pinafore
will beirepeated, and 20 all who wish to pass
an evening Of pleasure aud see the gallant
ship we'll manned We would say, Go to MO
zart Hall.
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BRIEF ITEAs--PERs0NAL.--Mr.l a. d
Whitcomb, engineer OF the James-Riyel
| Improvement, has gone to Jamestown tc
do some work upon the river at that point
George R. Peake, Of Kansas City, Mo-; j.
v. Perrin, of Amelia ". 8. Boswell, Of
Fluyanna ). and 3. B. Berkeieys Of Prince
Edward, were among the visitors at the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday.
Joseph Bish, OF Pittsburgh, Penn, pre-
sident of the Amalsamated Association OF
Iron and Steel Workers OF the. United
States, is in the city, stopping at the Ameri-
can. ..,,.,. -.
David B. Capps, Of Norfolk; James de
Vaudeville, of Canada Edward Hogan, OF
Boston; j. NJ. lWhitcomb hand7 HIS. Os-
borne, Of New York, registered at the State
Library yesterday. ,.....a;, 49,.
There will be large sale OF Attorneys
at Davis's Richmond Bazaar this morning.
The Police Board "are anSIous to have
the whole force uniformed alike" it is
said; but at present it doesn't seem to be
well understood whether the order about
new uniforms will be enforced or not.
The police business for some days past
has been light )! but there will probably be
plenty OF it to- day and tomorrow, else rhis
Fair will be, an exceptional A num-
Der of New York pick pockets are supposed
to be in the city. Leave your ,valuables at
home, or if you are at a hotel, with the
clerk thereof r.nI@ -yi- -s'I ~
There. was q fine display Of vehicles about
Tbeatre-corner yesterday morning, where
people were leaving the city for the Fair
Grounds, Prices ranged from 10 to 25
cents per passenger, CARRIERS omnfbuses
and the wagons connecting with the street.
cars run to the ladies' rcception-room on
the grounds. t~,.. -.
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np.s ALIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY
Oct27, Oct. 26, Oct. 1s, Oct: 25,
1877. 1873. 1879. 1879.
W. C.. W. G.. w. G. ". Z
8 16 le 9 12 Il II z
10y Week Endfn

stfIi-born.....a0 fiIi ] 2 % 8 2 5 % 2
Mean temperat ure for the week ending
octoher 19. 1923: mean temperature for
the week ending October 25, 59.7l:
amount of rainfall for the week ending
October ls, 600 inches; amount OF rainfall
for the week ending October %, LOG IN ches. enc
Population Of city estimated at SoOoo.,
white, 10000; .coloredry $4,000. Kate o.
mortality OF whole population was 22:7o Per
/ 1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF Whloe
population was 1886 per 1000 per annum
rate OF mortality OF colored popuiation WAS
34.86 per LOCO per annum. 3D.
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FIRES YESTERDAY MoRNING.-At 5:25
yesterday morning an alarm Of fire was
surned in at Station 2, First Police District
headquarters, caused by the partial burning
Of the tailoring establishment occupied by
r. Hardesty, No. 1901 cast Franklin street.
The FIRE originated from an unknown
cause--rossbly spontaneous combustion
and damaged Mr.. Hartesty's stock, &C., to
the extent of S25.
At 1880 O'Clock yesterday morning an
alarm was sent in at Station IA, corner
Tenth and Byrd streets, caused by the
burniug-out of foul chimney over Kings
barber-shop, No. 1902 Byrd street. A lot
of shayings and trash-wood thrown into
one OF the fre-places on the upper floor
caused the trouble.
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VISITING. MILITARY Wise Light In
fantrv, Of williamsburg, forty-two strong,
reached the city Yesterday evening, and
were met at the wharf by the &. L. 7.
Blues, whose guests they are. The Blues
and the Williamsburg company as they
marched throug h the streets yesterday eve
ming made a pretty display.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29

THEATRE-LITTLE DUKE.-Tbc first re-
presentation OF " The Little Duke" in this
city was given at the Richmond Theatre
last evening. 1t is 4 brilliant comic mill
tary opera, and was splendidly rendered by
the troupe from Ford's Theatre. The rem
dition CT {" Pipafore" by this company. Its
success, and many compliments which
all connected with ii received Monday
evening, was sufficient to attract one OF
the largest audiences we have seen in the
Theatre this season. The music OF the
opera is light and sparkling, and excellent
II well did each and every one in the caste
perform their several parts.
The piece was well put on the stnce with
respect to scenery and accessories. One OF the
best features was the grouping OF lie mill
tary command, in which exquisite tt,tc was
displayed. The Little Duke" miss
BockcDi is one OF the Sprightliest and most
| Yivacious actresses on the stage, and by her
cunning, winning, but yet modest, ways,
holds her audience whenever she takes the
stage. The Tutor CIR. Dcnham) made all
he could ont OF the part, and came in for
bis share OF applause. The Royal Pages
| (siX lovely ladies' were as pretty as pic
lures, and right we'll dlu they act. The
Little Duchess (Ni>s MackcuZir) grace.
fully shared tie honors with Miss
Bockel, and won fresh lalircIs from all who
saw her in P.naforc the previous evening.
But IL is needless to particuIarlZc where
there are so MANY artists in one company
all entitled to meli!0rl0uS mention. Suffice
| il TO say that, as an entirety, This IS one o
the best companies that Manager Powell
has introduced to the Richmond public fo
many years.
Tonight we will have repeated for tn
last time the ever-popular " Pinafore," AM
advise our country cousins, our sisters, an
our aunts. all to go and enjoy the delight
full, sparkling music with which the oper
abounds.
MIR. Young will tonight sing, by speci;
request, in the first act, the song write
expressly for him by Mr.. Sullivan, til
author OF Pinafore." Our play-gocl
may therefore expect rare musical tire;
tonight.
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GENERAL HOOPS CHILDREN.-An excel
lent photograph Of the orphans OF General
John B. Hood has been prepared under the
direction OF the old soldiers Of the southern
armies now living in New Orleans. Fhe
picture is an excellent specimen Of photo
eraDhic art, and will be sold for the benefit
of the children, suddenly hereft OF father
and mother. A formal appeal for the as
sistance of these children need not be made
to the people Of the South. "
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MoRTuARY REPORT for the week ending
October 25, 1879:
cause of Death: Apoplexy, 2 white;
cancer, white; congestion OF lungs, col
ored: consumption, white, 6 coored;
commissions Gnfantile), 2 white, colored; !;
debility, 1 colored; diphtheria, l white;
dvsentcry, l colored; fever (scarlet), 2
white, coiored; fever (typho-malariaD,
1 colored; heart-disease, 2 colorcd; lmper-
feet development, 1 colored; inanitlon,
colored Inflammation Of brain, white, l
colored; kidney-disease, colored; maras-
mus, . colored old age, 1 colored; pre-
mature birth, colored; unknown, color
ed, Whole number oil deaths in the city.
exclusive of stil-births, 30. Stit-6rths !;
Coorcd male, l !: colored female, 1-total, -.
Aoe: One day to thirty, 1 white, color
ed-total, 5; one month to SIX, :
colored; six months to twelve, l
white, l colored-total, 2; one year
to three, l white, 2 colored-totaL 81;
three years to five. 2 white; five years TO
ten, white, l colored-total, 2; ten years
to twenty, colored; twenty years to thlr-
ty, white, 2 colored-total, 8; thirty years
to forty, white, colored-total, 8; forty
fifty years to sixty, white; sixty years to
seventy, colored; seventy years to eighty,
1 white, l coiored-total, 2; eighty years to
ninety, colord. Condition Single. 7
white, Is coored-total, %; married, 1
white, S colored-total, 8; widowers, l
colored; widows, colored; unknown, 1
colored. Nativity: Richmond. 10; other
parts Of the United States, 15; Germany, 1.
Eocality: CITY at large, 1 white; Marshall
Ward, 3 white, 2 colored-t total, 4; Jefferson
Ward. I white 6 coiored-total, z; Madison
Ward, colored; Monroe Ward, white 2
colored-total, 4: Clay Ward, . white.
coIoreG--total, 8; jackson Ward, z wnlte'
colored-total, g.; almshouse, 8 colored.
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b CoLoRED MILITARY.-The Langston
Guards, colored military organization Of
Norfolk, are expected to arrive in this city
tomorrow. They will be the guests or the
Attuck Guard, and will compete for the
prize at the Fair. They will be under
command OF Captain Palmer. -
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ACCIDENT TO CAPTAIN TAYLoR.-While
Captain G. w. Taylor, first assistant enSi'
neer OF the Fire Department, was on MS
way to the fire yesterday morning ms nofss
sIiDped upon the tagging near the corner OF
Cary street and. Shockoe Slip, and injured
him upon his side and leg. He went to the
tire-sta1ion in few moments, however, and
afterwards drove home In the Chiefs buggy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29

POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice 10
seph d.. White presidin9.--The following
cases were disposed of: ,..s,
Cornelius Thompson (eolored), disorderly
and assauItine George Scott. Fined 81.
Jobn Bland, lighting aud creating dis
james Boyd, curslng and abusing John
B, Harris. Fined s2.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, northwest TO southwest winds,
rising barometer, no decided change in tenn.
perature, and partly cloudy weather, with
light rains in the northern portions.
r For the South iAtlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, northerly TO wester.
ly winds, rising barometer, aud slight rise
in'temperature. .igt -, ~ Pm
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy IN
the early morning. After that clear with
high winds, .o<,:I.a,,o...i l., ~. ...,. - -
!. THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 L.. M., 50;
GA. NJ. ., 55s noon, 20; 3 8,P.iM., 72ifs P.
NJ, 81; midnight. 55.e9..t - ~, s,! -
Mean temperature, 80. gISaTI s.s-t -
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THE STATE FAIR.

FIRST DAY-EXHIBITroN IN TIE ANIMAL
DEPARTMENTS GooD-IN MOST OF THE
OTHERS BUT -CRoWD YES
TERDAY sMALL-wIND HIGH. AND DUST
.FFARFUL--THE, E,RACEs-PROeRAMME FOR
i .To-DAY-FARMERs' MEETING. fat. :
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LARGE tHawE.-Y Yesterday Mr.. J. ID.
Gregory. OF Chesterfield, brought 20 the
+i}fspdtch Office q haW X, which was kliied :py
him on his farm, which measured foslf !ees
from tip TO tip. III ii .s l.i 4. s, ;sslt.
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NJ F w q o 0 u >!

NEW q GODS
lam now receiving my fall stock Of
CHINA, GLASSWARE. AND HOEsEFURNISH.
ISG.G0ODS OF ALL KINDS.
Ny stock is lie LARGEST AND MOST COM
PLETE in every department ever exhibited In tn S
city.
The prices we gusrastee to be US low Is the same
quality of goods cas- be bought anywhere.
A call is respectfully solicited TO examine my
stock and prices. whether you wish TO purchase or
moi, for 1t is pleasure to US 10 show onr goods.
Z. b. TAYLOR,
au27 1Gll east Main street.
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TBE RAILROAD TRAINs.-The Fredericks-
burg railroad trains will be run to the Fair
Grounds to-day and tomorrow from the
head Of Broad street at intervals of fifteen
minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29

PINAFORE!
PINAFoRE!
AT
MOZART HALL-FA1R- WEEK.
"Our saucy ships beauty
OCTOBER 27, IS, 20, SO.
PROFESSOR e. L. SIEGEL Director,
aud
FULL ORCHESTRA OF SELECTED MUsI-
SUPERB CHORUS OF SIXTY FRESH YOUNG
VOICES.
BRILLIANT COSTUMES,
GRAND SCENIC EFFECT.
and the following splendid cast:
Miss ALICE SWAIN
JOSEPHINE.
MRS. B. W. GILLIS .'.
-* HEBE.
MISS BELLA BEALE ''
.. BurrKacUp.
MIR. FRANK CUNNlNGHAM a..
RALPH RAcKs1RAw.
MIR. LOUIS PlzzINI
CAPTAIN CoRCoRAN.
MR.. ASHTON STARkE
SIR JOSEPH PORTER, X. c. 3. ...
AlR.,LOUIS A. PERROT
DICK DEADEyE. "
MR.. N. B. PLEASANTS
BoATswAIN.
Gencrel admission. 5cc.; reserved seats, 75c
For sale at c. F. JoHNSTON's music-store, No. 91e
Maiu street, between Eighth aud Ninth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29

REFORM is THE ORDER OF THE DAY, but lets
soap that Old Brown Windsor Will never he re-
moved from The toilet 0f the fashionable world. The
purest ana most fragrant Is that OF the old London
lriIl--J. Il +. ATKINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29

VESSEL ENTERED.-The American schoon-
er Maud Briggs, Davis master, eutered at
the custom-house from New York yesterday
to load flour for South America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29

TIE MIDGETs.-The little wonders at
Sanger Halle continue to attract large au-
diencas. They are curiosties indeed. This
is their last week here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29

BAKERS CRACKED COCOA is rne most ,eeannn,t.
cal drink. The highest medical authority says Co
Goa contains as much flesh forming matter as beef
Always ask for WALTER BAKER & Co.'S prepara-
lions ut Your groccr's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29

y SCENES PROM THE LIVE EtGRAIEcTURER.-- OF
Judge ,Farrar delivered his lecture on this,
subject last night at, Grace-ssreets Baptist
church, 81.
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LIQUOR DEALERS TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
THEIR LICENSES SHOULD Nor BE REvOKED.-
The following are the liquor-dealers who
have been summoned before the next term
Of the Hastings Court to show cause why
their licenses Should not be revoked for fail
ing to register: r. T. Adams, 323 north
Sixth street James Bowen, All north Sey-
enteentb street; NJ. Burns, 1430 east Frank
Ed. Cam, 100 east Baker; Joseph Cam
podonico, 2424 Main; William Ebert, 100
east Byrd; 2: T. Hord, 1851 Venable;
John l.. Houck, $40 west Broad; Daniel
Hannegan, 80 north Seventeenth street;
II. Heeke, 626 Brook avenue; w.
D. Horton, HOO north Seventeenth
street; NJ. Hart, T29 east Cary street !;
q. Solari, 24l1 east Broad; Gerhardt Wig
ger, 400 west Broad; M. j. Walsh, 1Ol west
Duval; George Young, COS east Marshall;
A. Griffith, 3O1 west Cary William CHASER,
4O4 north Sixth; George eHundtermark, 2l9
east Broad; Otto Morgenstcrn, 402 north
Broad; e. S. Rouche, 210 west Broad; W.
W. Phillips, 325 north Sixth; N. T. Red
ford, 312 east Broad; F. e. Tholl, 760 west
Broad; Mrs. Margaret Kell, 501 west Leigh ;
Charles A. Lohrert. 1908 east Broad; r. E.
Manders, 1920 east Main; Charles Neisz,
401 west Baker; Martin Oeters, 722 west
Cary; Thomas O'Brien, No. west jack
SON; W. ". Putnam, 1912 east Franklin !;
G. A. Payne, 401 north Tweuty-Seyenth
James Stewart, 1922 east Franklin; Robert
Sent, 21S north Eighth; James II. Smith,
112 north Seventeenth; Conrad Sauer, 1O3
east Broad.
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RFMOvAL.-Mtss SALL1E II. SMITH has removed
to No. 2l1 BROAD STREET. where she will continue
TO keep Bazaar love Fitting Patterns Scrap Books
pictures, &C., &C., and invites the public attention
o the same
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29

LEE GALLERY, MAIN STREHT.-This famous
temple of art Sill retains It's re-eminence In
city. Pictures hat bear Its imprint are gems Pa
Irons that Try them are pleased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29
A. SAKS & Co.,

VISITORS TO THE FAIR SHOULD NOT FAIL TO
examiae ~ 9sssHEa's, FINE IaANDAGLETTxan and
other speeiren Of CARRIAGES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29
SsgTsoS sAEES THIS DAY.

RICIM0%D BAZaAE. 10 A. NJ, Aldcrney au
AYRSHIRE s!Ock, thirty h":s cs, carriages, bngge5
&c.
JAS. MACDOCGALL, 10 A. NJ, catalogue sale or
new and rare specimens UI winter hJHeIin8
r,ants. from the establishment Of Robert j. Hal
l..ay. OF Ea!tim re-.
PAINE & EOWI.IN. 10 4. a.. sal" OF entire whole
sale stock Of no;iOns, fancy goods, &c.' OF Isaac
IIirsh. No . Governor -trrct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29
JUST RECEIVED At
LEVY BROTHERS,.

PEKIS SATISs-Back and Colored;
EEoCADEp SArINs-Black aud Col0red
BLACK aud CoLoRED SATINs and VELYEIS;
BLACK and CoLoREp DREsS SILKS
all of which they ctrer at the lowest prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29

PRESERVED GINGER, OLIVES, SAEDfHES,
PINEAPPi.E CHEESE. condiments OF all kinds, just
received by ". ID. BLAIR & co.