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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-11
A RARE CHANCE FOR FARMERS
TO IMPROVE
Their Stock of Horses.

ALBERT M. SNYDER,
ATTORNEY FOR U. s. CLAIMS,
Commissioner Of Deeds for Oregon and California,
NOTARY PUBLIC. COPYIsT.
Collector Of Rents. Accounts, &c.
PRE- EMPTIoN ENTRIES MADE AND HOME
STEAD FINAL PROOFS TAKEN FOE
SETTLERS.
CoNvEYANCING DONE. LOANS NEGOTIATED
THREE MONTHS PAY.
oaeer. Soldiers and seanen Of the Mexican War
have been granted three months extra pay by Con-
gress. The Widows, Childrtn. Brothers and Sisters
Of deceased Soldiers and sailors entitled under
the act. All such Will do well 10 call on tne and
make application for the same.
ARREARS OF PENSIONS
All persons who are nov drawing pensions 10 con-
seqaence OF th- death Of soldiers from which
origin ated la the service Of the United States dGring
the late war Of the Rebellion, in Consequence 81
Wounds, injuries diseases received or contracted
In said service. during said war; pos entitled ~
as Of Congress lately passed, 10 receive hack paw
from da.e of discharge Persons having snch claims
viii 90 vel 10 cali On me snd have their claims
made and 70 Esrdei Immediately IS each claim flsd
Il be numbered a. received and adjusted 10 their
numerical order. FRS; come, hrst served.
INDIAN WAR CLAIMS
OF Washington and or. gon Of 1s55 and 1850 can
now he collected. Late indiaa War Gains Of Ore
gen and wa5hiogton collected ior claimants.
LETIEas Of inquiry must contain PosrAGE
STAMPS fer reply. and addressed as indicated
above.
OFYIcE-Front o rect, between Cherry and Co
lumbia. the rooms formerly occupied By Wells
Fargo Co.'S EIpress Once, Seattle. ". T. spls
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-11

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fire-proof has good accom-.
rfodation for families. and 40 good
meals IS any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

wanted the at c. o. d. Store. on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
.. par in exchange for goods. apdtt.
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Journal read aud approved.
BILLS oRDxRKD PAID.
W n Surber. tl.O03 81
w II Blanford ......... 3 90
Hsnford / McClaire. ..... % IS
LIS Mcclure. .. Is 90
Chief Of Police instructed 10 compel
the abatement Of all nnisances on the
vest side Of FRONT street between Mill
and Cherry streets by conducting sew
crs to the bay.
Petition Of A. J Brunn returned from
City Attorney together with his report
thereon. Whereupou the said report
was adopted.
Adjourned till tomorrow evening June
lith.
Z. S.OsBoRNE, City Clerk.
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on the General Assembly. In this
case it is in the direct discharge
of delegated duty, srd the exercise OF a
discretion " hich they were required TO
make, for take it that in comparing the
1st, 9Th, and 7tl sections Of the 11th article
OF the Constitution, there can be no ques.
ton that the word "may," in the 5th Sec
ton, must be regarded as mandatory and
not permissive. In the exercise Of that
discretion they were therefore euioined
to prescribe conditions under which the
husband should hold for the benefit Of him-
self aud the family. Il the General As
sembly then is warranted in q gratui-
teuS extension of the husbands personal
privilege to his wife after his death, be-
cause in their Judgment it is in accord with
the spirit and policy of the Constitution, 1t
follows necessarily that their action cannot
be condemned IS unconstitutional when In
the exercise OF discretion they are en-
Joined to make for her benefit and that OF
her children they concede to her the right
OF voice in the alienation OF the property
by the husband.
/ am of opinion. therefore, that the Gen.
eral Assembly had a right to impose this
condition as the price OF the privilege OF
exemption, and that without accepting this
conuitlQH rs pTeSCFlpca ny tuc 0cueiM ns-
sembly no householder can claim the consti-
tutional exemption.
The claim asserted by the defendant does
not accept this condition, but, upon the
contrary, reputiates it. Il is outside OF the
statute enacted by the General Assembly
under the commands of the Constitution,
and cannot claim the protection Of the
statute or OF the Constitution.
The fund under the order OF the Court
must therefore be distributed among the
creditors according to the priority OF their
liens
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RED MEMS BALL THE NIGHT AFTER
CHRISTMAS. As.-Elsewhere in to-day's Dis
patch will be found notice Of grand ball
to be given by Modoc Tribe, No. 81, |. o.
r. NJ, at Mechanicsville on Friday the 26th
inetant, the proceeds to be devoted to the
building-fund OF the Tribe. A special suit
of rooms and servants will be provided for
ladies, who will be made as comfortable as
possible. There will be the usual games,
dancing, &c. The committee OF arrange
ments is composed Of Messrs. r. L. Acree,
Edwin Little, and 7. B. Dunn.
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PEPSIh. AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF a DISEASED LIVER.

Pain In the right side. under the edge OF The ribs,
pcrrages on prct&:c: sometimes the pain Is In the
ef, side: the pati.4i II rarely able to lie on the efl
side sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
biuic ana 1t frequently extends to the top OF The
,ho,t,dcr aud Is something's mistaken for rhcuina-
tvm IN the arm. The stomach IS affected with loss
Of annette aud sickness the bowels In general arc
rositye sonnet lines alternative with lax the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dun, heavy
srusa,lnn In the back part There iS generally Il
considerable loss of memory, accompanied with
nulpCuI sensation OF having left und0nc something
which ought to have been done. ssnt, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
f rycariuc.s and debility; he is easily startled, his
Get are cold burning, aud he complains Of
pr,,kIy scnsnto!! Of the skin: his spirits are low
aud although he is satisfied that exercise would he
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely summon up
fortitudc enough to Try IT, In fact. lie dstrsl6 every
remedy. Seycra! OF The above symptoms attend the
disease. but cases have occurred where few OF
hem existed, yet examination OF the body after
Death has shown the LIVER TO have been extensive
dcrauRcd.
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SALE OF HISTORIC JAMESTOWN ISLAND
MIR. James L. Apperson, trustee, yesterday
sold in front OF the eustom-house, at pub
lie auction, the historic property James
town Island, containing about fourteen
hundred acres OF land, upon which is an
excellent dwelling, paper.mill, and other
improvements, besides valuable orchards,
in which are many fine fruit-tre,ss. The
property was bought by Captain John A.
Coke for Mrs. Melania de B. Clay Brown'
OF New York city, for the sum of $1,000.
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THE FEE THURSDAY NIGHT.-Tbe light
from the fire at the granite sheds opposite
Rockets Thursday night was seen from
points In Chesterfield more than ten miles
distant. The exact loss has not yet peen
ascertaincd: Mr.. Moles, the pattern. maker
at the works, lost all OF his tools, valued NJ
$500. There were hardly dozen persons
present ut the fire.
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BFDR2EN, MULES, &c.

TOR SALE.-We have for sale aE--,x
l. n:ce match OF HORSES, very fa,:: Zc1A
nice match Of MARES, suitable for family carriage
or rack. four and i've years old; several nlc:
YOUNG HORSES. suitable FOR Doctors nse. nnd u
couple suitable for lady's yhaeton: two good
WORK Sui ES. and several BCEGiEs. GuaraE-
tee all Of The above stock sound. Eill sell tow, ~
parties are an xious 10 stop hyery-bl. Apply to
X. l.. BhRSFS Il co.
de 2o-2tt Livery Stable, 912 Cary street.
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COUNTY SUPERvIsOEs.-Th Board Of
County Supervisors OF Henrico county will
meet at the county courthouse to-day. The
question OF employing convicts to work on
the county roads another year will be dis
cussed. Mr.. w. 7. Mordecai is president
OF the Board.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

Dn. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, in cases
AGrE AND FEVER, when taken with Iuillinc, are
productive Of the most happy results. no better
cahaitc can be used preparatory to or after taking
oupne. We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease 10 give them Il FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious dcrangcmcnts, and rs simple pur-
Sstiyc, they arc unequallcd.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-conted.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid, With the
IMPRESSION DE. MCLASE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLASE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures OF. c. McLASE aud FLEMlSG Bros. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine Or. c. MCLAHE's
&.iyER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full OF limitations
Of the name MOLANE, spelled differently but same
RECOMMENDATION. nay 12-dcowly
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W. d. BLAtR & Co. not only hsve the finest
Liquors Of all kinds, bus their stock Of Ralsns>
Ciron, Almonds, Currans. and all Christmas goods,
are unsurpassed In the city. They have just re-
cetred fne Iot OF Virginia Hams three years old.
You'll lind their prices very low, aud the quality Of
their goods always The BEST 100 Main street.
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No MORE RHEuaATIsM There can be now nc
excuse for suffering tie pangs OF rheumatism. iSe
cruteh business Is becoming aasf played OUT
Old stageys,n .pd acute aBd hfsamnatoE3 case %
the worst sort easily and quickly eascd sinee .ae
introductioa OF DR., HERspoSs GSsSs's oiF
which any di uggi,t tan snp9iy.
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LOOSE TOBACCO SoLD.-During the week
a large quantity OF loose tobacco OF this
years growth has been sold in this city at
very good prices. The amount sold at
Shockoc Warehouse on the 10Th, 18th, 18th.
and 18th was 264,0Oo pounds; at Cren-
shaw's, 2G6,0i5 pounds; at Centre, $4,000
hounds total. 613,O45 pounds. The prices
ranged from 81 to ST per hundred, accord
Ing to quality. The tobacco brought here
this week was inferior in quality to that OF
last week
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Found DEAD.-Ye>terday about II o'clock
Mr.. j. R. Napier, Of 30S west Leigh street.
was found dead on the pavement on Cary
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body. and de-
cided that death was caused from apopleXy.
Deceased was a carpenter by trade, and had
been living in this city for some time.
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POLICE CouRT.-At the Police Court yes
terday-Justice White prosiding-thc fol-
loving cases were disposed of:
Rishard Banks (colorcd), for unlawfulIy
stealing one pair Of skids from ". Z.
Shepherd. Discharged.
Peter Cunningham and Andrew McCabe,
charged with being vagran;s, were ordered
to leave the city.
John jenkins (coored), for unlawfully
having in his possession two hens, the pro-
pcrty OF Ann McDonough, he knowing the
same TO have been stolen. Discharged.
David Riddle, charged with being va
grant and sleeping in the market-house,
was committed to Jail for thirty days in de-
fault OF surety.
Albert Johnson (colored), for beinS
drunk. Discharged.
Watson Morris and Frank Williams,
charged with being suspicious characters,
were committed TO jail for five days in de-
fault OF $50 surety.
Robert Saunders (colored), for assauliinS
and beating and trespassing on the premises
OF Emma Ford. Dismissed.
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TIE THEATRE.-Miss Herndon had very
GOOD house last night. All were pleased
With her and the play. The company IS
above the average, and Miss Herndon Is
lady OF decided genius. Fate; or, q True
Woman, will be repeated at the matinee to-
day. and tonight will be played LAZY
Chaloner; or, Maud's Peril.
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COLGATE & CO.'S
" GEW " SOAP
xIEBrG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.

iEBlG coNPASY's EXTRACT OF
NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
fL&HoRfNG STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
iasadES, AND SAUCES.
IlEB.B o@MPASY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT sis
asa sand boon for which nations should
ieei 8. .atefpl."-see Medical Press" Lancet
"BriusS Medical Journal" Sc.
cAUT9os.--Genrineo only with the fac simils
OF Baron Lsssag's signature In blue Ink acros
the LABEL
Consumption in England increased tenfold
in ten Years.
@aHsiG CoMpANY.s EXTRACT OF MEAT. TO
oe mad OF all s,orekeeners; Grocers, and Chem
fss' sose agents for the Uaited States iwholesala
oh'y)' G. Daytd d Co, 4s Mark Lane, London
-ag4ne. mh I6-SIy i
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4itIlmonl 1ispatrh.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 90, 1879.

xs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsP ATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CieCU-
LATxos OF ALL THE OTHER DAILT NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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FLOWERS FOR CHEsSTMAs.-You who desire
FLOWERS for Christmas and New Years would 60
well 10 consult Messrs. ToLER L HOOPER, whose
place adjoins Hollywood. These geatismen are
artists Ia their l!ne and know what win suit both
the grave and the gay. Their stock OF FLOWERS
IL varied and abundant, and they are most prompt
ard obiging in fsiHg orders by telephone or verbal
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

have "a large assortment ~ GOODS SUITABLE
FOR HOLIDAY PRE-ESJs, consisting In par. OF
Dolls Of every description Tea, Dinner. and TOT
Iet-Sets: Furniture Eoys' Wagons. Vcccipt '!c1,
Wheeirarrows, Hobby Horses, and Toys u eTcry
description.
Also. Il beautiful assortment Of Vases, Cologne.
Sets, China aud Lava Figures.
In useful prcsrn,s. / huye Decorated Tea. DIM
nrr- and Charatrr--ets; TiD Toilet-set4, Coal
Vases, Plae- Warmers, and Il full line of Ch!na,
Glassware, and House Furnishing Goods.
ROBERT HARROLD,
SIT Broad and 900 Main strsa:s.
de lS.ZO.2Z.3t
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LEVY BROTHERS
WILL CLOSE THEIR STORE PROMPTLY
THIS friday EVENING
the 18th Instant, at 4:30 O'Clock.
In order TO accom- moda;c those who could not
conveniently make their purchases during The week
they will reopen their Store on
SATURDAY EVENING at o'clcck.
They have still on hand large stock OF elegant
Desks, Work Boxes, japanese aud Swiss Goods,
WAGONS sleighs. Trunks, Toys. aud thousands OF
other articles for The holiday trade, ali 70 be sold
extremely los prices.
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERsONAI.-The lot on tie
corner Of Main and Sixth streets has been
recently purchased, subject 10 the conlrma-
ton OF the Chancery Court, by the Masonic
Temple Association Of Virginia. The AS
sociation now owns st. Albans Hall and
the lot at the corner OF Main and Ninth
streets. We hope soon to hear that the Fra
terni,y will be prepared to erect temple
CT editable to themselves and an ornament 10
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DO YoC KNOW OLp BROWN Windsor Soap lasts
| loug,r. Is more highly perfumea, aud more emol-
lient N use than these young fellows? } E. At
KISSoS, Manufacturers. Loudon.
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The mos. palatabc way to take Cod.I.tvcr oil.is
In Emulsion. Use PURCELL. L.eDD & Co,'s CON"
hned with Hvpsphosphites OF Lime and SodR
Price. so cents for small Bottles.
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For COUGHS. COLDS. AND CONSUMPTION use
prpcELL, LaDp & CO.'S Emulsion or Ced-LfTer
OIL with Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda. Small
hot,Ies nrice only so cent?.
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CHRISTMAS BARGAINS AT ID. & r. sftrrEL.
DoRFKB's.-Their store viii be opened a, 8 O'Clock.
All In wan, Of Holiday Goods will do well to give
them a call. Dolls, Shci-Boxes, silk Hancker-
chiefs, and fancy articles. Cloaks at reduced
uricee.
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1873, and also TO nv forthcoming report,
due the first Wednesday in January next.
Unjust discrimination between through
freights aud local frejghts has in every
country caused dissatisfaction and COM
plant, and no remedy entirely satisfactory
has thus far been found. While it is true
that in this State individual cases OF unjust
discrimination do occur, which when re-
ported TO this Office are corrected as far as
the charters OF the railroad companies will
permit, vet, so far as [ am informed, there
ia not now more general dissatisfaction in
our State on this score than prevails in
other States and countries.
The importance Of this question has
drawn to i;s consideration many OF the most
practical and vigorous intellects Of this and
other countries, aud it Is not yet anywhere
solved to the satisfaction Of the public.
AS it would not be possible in commu-
nication OF this kind to cover subject so
complex and so comprehensive, beg TO re-
fer To my reports past and forthcoming for
my views in relation to it.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
THOMAS Fl. CARTER,
Railroad Commissioner.
THE JUDGES ELECTED.
The following are the Judges SO lar
elected [present incumbents in itattcsl:
AccoBac- Thomas &. Pa7ramore.
Allegheny and Craig-P Paris Y. Jones.
Amelia-F. X. Fu7ror.
Amherst-WiIliam Dillard, Jr.
Augusta-J. NJ. Quarles.
Appomattox- Henry I. Parrish.
Bath and Highland-James w. Warwick.
Botetourt-R. F. Mays.
Bland and Giles-Robert Wylie.
| Brunswick-F. =. Buiord.
Buckinsham-AleXa S. Hall.
| CarolDc-T. y. Welch.
Carroll-Isaac Webb.
Charlotte-A. L. Van Ness.
Chestesterfeld-J. N. Gregory,
Culpepcr-John w. Bell.
| Cumberland and Powbatan-W. A. Per-
kins.
Three or four judges nominated by the
RcadjuStcrs are to be elected-or defeated
after the recess, which, according to the re-
solution adopted, begins after to-day and
ends January 9Th.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs,sFRIDAY.-
The petition of General II. Webb for writ
OF error to a judgement rendered by the
County Court of Carroll county on the 4th
OF August, 1879, in prosecution by the
Commonwealth against the petitioner. Re-
fused by all the judges.
Wyeth Us. Kennedy and ais. Argued in
print bv Judge Robert Ou,d for the appel
liant and st. 6. Fltzhugh for appellee. and
same submitted.
Wyeth Us. Mahoney and ais. Argued by
Judge Robert Ould for appellant and ST. T..
Fitzhugh for appelees, and submitted.
In the cases OF PoindeXter against the
Commonwealth and Baccagalup0 against
tbe Commonwealth, Colonel John y. Young
appcarcd and argued the causes in behalf OF
the plaintiffs in error. and causes submitted
to the Court FOR decision.
The court adjourned until the 9th OF
January, 1890.
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VI. ELLYSoN CO., advertising agents, insert ads
vertisemen.r IN all Of the newspapers OF the Un!taa
Sta,ss at publishers rateS Orders let ut the Dfs.
patch countipS-room will receive prompt attena
ton.
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RICHMOND BrLLs.-Mr. Lovensteln got
through the House yesterday shree oll!s re-
lating 30 Richmond interests.
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EENIE OVAL CAKE
ia he meet economical form of Washing Soap. All
h&t o. square cakes wear down in use To large Hat
pcse, too .hiu TO hauSle, and therefore wasted;
whSe The OVAL CAKE Of
COLGATE & CO.'S
NEW" SOAP can .be cut in two, the oSal,ead
elaspcd readily In 'be hand and the larger en- @a-n
down almost toa wafer withou, any waste.
COLGATE i 60. recommend their
NEW" SOAP
AiraGe-!naik reristered) to careful hoEsekeepers,
h"' only as superior in quality, hut Is in form the
aaeSt economical Soap now made.
Zoe 8. s.E&StFelSl
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MISCEMEAr, RAtsINs, cURRANrs, GELArING,
rEUHEs, CIrRoN. PICKLES, and Christmas goods
gcEcrty,n ,nt DASF9Rru& y 9o.'s, 9 l2 east Marsh;M
sIrctt.
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WHEN YoU WISH 70 FAKE CsD-LIyER OIL use
The Emulsion madc bv rCwCELL, LApp & Co.
with Hypophosphite of Lime aad Soda. Small bot
tes price so cents
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Cox's GELATISE AT 13C. 70 FAMILIES ONLY.
at the drugstore corner or Twenfy-nrst and Main
r'rc
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS
CHRISTMAS AND SEW-YEAR
PRESENTS.
Jnst received
COL D and SiiVti: WATCHES and CLOCKS IN
endless yafity:
SOi.ThtEE sad UTTER DIA MOND RINGS:
-ufI AlitE b!AsOED EARRINGS aud STUDS;
. \ fun me OF CAMEO. PEARL, and GOLD sETS
oi JEW ELRY, FANCY aud rLAIN GOLD
rings. LADIES' and GEHTLENES'S GOLD
LADiEs' GULD NECK CHAINS, CHARMS. &C.,
g..
aT.vEI,.PLATED WARE:
Triple silver -lpted Casors Pickc-Stands. Batter
Dishes. Cuirs. Goblcrs, Table and TEASPOONS,
Forks. Walters, and Rutter-kuivcs.
These goods are nom The c"tbraIed ROGERS e
BROTHERS, FACTORY. The Balne Itself ia
guarantee Of the quality. All or the above goods
Wi, b. sold cheap tor cash The pabiic generally
are invited 10 ms Get our stock before purchasing.
GODDARD 4 MOsES,
9li Main street, between Ninth ana Tenth streets.
tp lS-epI;JrI
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MALAGA GRAPES mt ASroSl's.
4 FRAGRANT BREATH.

IF your TEETH are d"cayed or defective; II your
GUMS are sporgy, bleeding, ulccratcd or recc!ng
from the teeth,
MEADE 4 BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTII-WAsH,
which removes the bad Odor caused by these, and
rapt,HY heals aud clcanScs The mouth impartls q
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO Tue BREATH.
sold hy all druggists NJ soc. bottle.
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ASToNI. the 6onfcctnneE. Main street, will bake
FRUIT CAKES for his customers free OF charge.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Roll Of H0n0r.-Thc following are the
names OF the pupils who were on the roll
OF honor at the public schools this month :
School No. l-E. Morrissette teacher-
Maggie Calligap, Lcaa Lithgow. Edna Ma
thews, Maggie Noud, Minnie Faden, Ora
Vaden. Oliver Blanlingship, Frank Dun
ford, Harry Guy. \. B. McIulloch, Willie
Mathews, and Augustus Smith.
School No. 3-Miss Bette L. Irvine
teacheT-Ida Brands.
School No. Miss Rachel Lyon teacher
Emmett Bailey, Lawrence Barley, Garland
Burnett, Nellie Leonard, Fannie Foster, and
Rosa McCulloch.
School No. 5-Miss Mamie Hatcher teach
er-Hat,ie Blankenship, Adde Leonard,
Minta Spain, and Walter Freeman.
School No. 6-Primary-M Hall teach
er-HalIic King, Mttic Walker, Matte
Richardson, Manic Knorr, Matte CroStic,
Bena Crostic. Maggie Brown, Matte Risby,
Willie Button, George McCulIocb, Carrie
McCulloch, Chastain Ei@gans. Rosa Benton,
Frank CroStic, Freddie Beattir, Allie Elder,
Douglas Sharp, Robert Bau"h, Arthur
Waugh, Henry Buell. and Morton Graves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-20
CALlrOnstA PAIRS at ANroS1's

FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LrqUoas,
TOBACCO. CIGARS, rk >csED GOODS, BUCKwHEAr
FLoCR. &c, &c, At DAHroEgI 4 cos. sl2 east
Mar hall srcct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-20

FRENCH AND PLAIN CANDIES made fresh daily