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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-02

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RICHMOND, roRE KrvKn AID ,nEsrEasx,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT JAEC.iRi 9, lesO,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 r. N. Leave Richmond dajIy ler,ep, sun.
day.. connecting at Hrsf yist On
TUESDAY, THUR Dbj ana SAr-
URDAy with steamers Tor ali IA nd
ings on the Yors river and FOR Bsl, l.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$40 A. MI Leave Richmond daily teseept san.
1000 A. n. : day., connecting st West Point ylb
steamers for Baltimore on nDSDAY
TUESDAY. WEDsFsDHY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
with steamers for New YORK o1
MONDAY, wEDNKsDAY. .yd
FRIDAY; with steamers nr Provo
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS
1000 A. 81. Arrive at Richmond daily fcreen,
sunday. connecting If West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sIT-
URDAY with steamers from Esnl.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$3.50 r. M Arrive at Richmond daily levcer,
S:o0f NJ sunday. connecting at Yves, Po,nt
with steamers from Baltimore. NV
York, Providence, ami Boston.
No transfer OF freight At Richmond 20 or rom
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling aaa dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed.
iAsued 10 all northern aud western points.
For ia formation. apply At ONCE or the compauy
TveLt y-third and Dock streets. Richmond. Va.
oe4 ut DOUGLAS. Superiniend'nt
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NUROPEAN STEAMSHIP - ~
II .Ssss.szsa1s
AGENCY,
e26 MAIN STREET,

representing the following hrst.cla>s Ocean-.te4n-
ship lines: CUNARD, INMAN, ALLAN, ANtk,-
CAN. WHITE STAR. ANCHOR. NtlfrE'
LANDS-AMEkICAN. HANBURG-ANtkl,A ~
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD RED
STAR.
FIRST.CLASS, SECOND-CLASS, STFEkA1f
Tickets 20 aud from all points In Europe ~ oFsi
rates. StateroOfns secured IN advance.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Railroad aud steamship tickets To all points 10 ne
United states aud Canada.
Passengers and baggage called Tor. bis tAs'
checked 10 destination,
Rates same As AZ depots aud seneral ON, "l 7"
lnes re ami \. W. GARRit.
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Freight received daily for Norfolk, Por'smouih,
Washington, ID. G., Ne~bernc. Wsshms'1n. aa1
Tarboro' y. e.. aud all points I'm Eastern Nnr'l
Carolina also for Eastern shore Of Nirsluit, laiup-
ton. old Point. and all regular iauilu-' ou james
river, At LOWEST RATES, and through 9i.' i'-
sued l.. g. TAIiN N.
ie29 Experimental
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FOR LEASE.

nor LEASE FOR a TERM OFM
II YEARS SPLENDID FARM, wi II good Al
huiIdinps on the river. near Manchester. To good
farmer the terms will be liberal. Apply TO
L. j. SAMPSON. Auciioneer.
je 2S-eod5t Manchester va
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BY Frank j. Sampson
Real Estate Agent, AuctioDeer. aud Notary Public
once in old Bank building, Manchester. Va.

once in old bank onfdlnR; Nancnesler' va
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me an the 22d day OF March, S77,
aud Of record in the County Court clerks ONCE fur
On, s,erneld county. IN Deed-Book Ne. 90. page
1915, from Frances Burwel, exscutriN or James u:
Burrell deces se,i, trustee for Salle =. Jackson,
will sell in front OF Chesterfield court-hou,e. ON
MONDAY, july IL. 1880. between the hours of !.
O'Clock VI. and 2 O'Clock +. ~. the TRACT Ot
LAND mentioned aud described in said deed Of
tru.t, containing THIRTY ACRES, more or less
adjoining The lands Of 6eorse W. fudus, Augustus
Ihslkley and Others, about four miles northeast Of
the county cOur; house. The bury ing ground and
jnrress and egress aud from the same Is reserved
according to the stipulations In the deed or trust.
TERMS: Cash. More liberal terms may be an-
uOanced at sale. EDN ARD CON,
10 40 Trustee.
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ArrTTer \ ALEs-..Yuturs Days.
by rrhk ID. IiiIl 4 90.
mai Fstate A. ,.,ts aud Auctioneers,

by TrlAk ID. lilU Cos
Real Esfate Aye,.ts aud Auctioneers'
lIos Main street
Jno. r.. Laughiop, d., Salesman
T,IRsT.CLAsS DRUGSTORE Al "a Az ".
II TiON.--we will sell at anction np2p M, Il,
ipises. northeast corner Of Msm and Elep,ern n, =
streets. At i o'clock a. NJ, on WEDSESDA i'""''
z, 1880, the stock Of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENr MEDICINES,
FIXruRE>.
SDDA-FOUNTA1N,
COUNTERS, -. a-,x
and everything apperainng to nr,i,c, ,,s ' ~
store contained In ssid rore. IL VIII NC so'' ~
whole. !. ,... md apv
This Is a good stand for the businss,:: anu ans
one Desiring 10 go into the business WI nhu a, no
good opportunity The stock Is fresh, ano csn =.
nsrecied AZ any time before day OF SALE iuc sofo
cal lie leased at a moderate rem: .,, ,.sore
TERMS: At sale. If not SOFA prr,',s ny,ber rnr
the sale will be as stated above. fOr any "'" -
ticuisrs, apply TO the suctoneer. ,,ur 10
to Auc'ionetrs.
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DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH S.SEE
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM -s'ss'h4eF,
sHn LISE.-FoR pHuADEL ~ A. ~At',,t,
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL nv LN
THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Upui furhsi 1,
tls- tto steamers OF This line VIII mas vsntY.
TittiRSDAY, and SATURDAY, and kichs-oss
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and stNDAl, con
meeting ~ Philadelphia With Clyde's Ne" Hi's "''
Line for Fall River. .,,.rcs -
QUICK TiME-FREQUENr DEPARTURE
LOWEST RATES.
Frcikht received daily rltil O'Clock :; "
alsES W. MCCARRit n.
General Soa. crn Agent, kicenons' "
WILLIAM L. CLYDE Co.,
General ManaEersi
400 Ne 10 gonth WhsryeS. puiiadslphO
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EXCELLENT FURNITURE,
IL CARPETS, COOKING.STOYES, FINE OIL
PAINTINGS. REFRIGERATOKS,
FEATiER-BEDS. &C.,
AT AUCTION.

THIS DAY at 10E O'Clock Will sell Without re-
serve at my warer,.Oms a large and varied assort-
ment Of nice FURNITURE. &c.--yiz.:
WALNUT MARBLE.TOP BUREAUS and WASH
STANDS, - . :.
WALNUT and other MARBLE-TOP PAR l. y II
TABLES,
Q CHAMBER SUITS, nearly new,
BRUSSELS THBEE-PLY, aud other CARPETS
aud RUGS,
OIL CLOTH and MATING.
MAHOGANY and other WARDROBEs and Bed
STEADS.
SIDEBOARDS, REFRIG ORATORS,
q large Enc OIL-PAINTINGS In gilt frames,
3 good FEATiiE R.BEDS.
SOFAS. LOUNGES, EXTENSION. TABLES,
BED-CLOTHING. MATTRESSES,
3 excellent COOKING. STOVES.
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS. ...,
Large lot OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, NoL n
TIERS, &C., &c.
COnsignnerls received IN 70 hour OF SAFE.
JAS MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer.
f. II. COOK, Salesman. 1y =
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lust RECEIVED THE LARGESrE
- AMI, MOST FAsHlONABT.E STOCK OF -.
FURNITURE Queen Anne, East Lake, Par -,
lor and Chamber Suto) that We have ever BE- ]
fore offered to the public. Rather than carry The
goods over, We will offer GREAT INDUCENENr-a
saving of 25 per cent. We would request all iO eA-
amins our stock we keep everything 10 be found
In hrst-clsss house. Our terms easy, aud accom-
mOdating 10 all classes.
f.. GATHRIGHT SON,
my 81 10 Governor street.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP sCsefs
~ COMPANY. 1se~
FOR NEW YORK.

Thir COMPANY will dispatch one OF their si.sn'xst
steamers-tilD DOMINION, WYANoAt, NAN'
HAITIAN, ISAAC BSLL, and RI ~ 90 -,
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. aud SUNNI "
hish water ~, IT,,
Ships going nertn LAID al Pier 81, N~te sl'S WI
foot OF Beach street Ships coming souia Sil .'"'"
PIER 4s Nor IA ityer, foot OF Christopisr stree
These ships are entirely new, and ~sse psi1s eA'
pressly fer this ronte. ,h.,h
They tyye speadid Saloons, state-reosns, sni o~"a
rooms. 49,. -. a. "a.
The iare, accommodations, and aiseasions arc ~
SURPASSED. =, ,o
rre,sats for points beyond New York foc~at.se
with dispatch, and 20 charge made except se'ss {"
csSin fs.e 20 New Yers, sis s,eSrsse. ~ aus
!. ts.
FOR further information apply 70 -,
0rORGE w. ALLEN q Co, ALses,.
| uyl once CeAsary's nasrsss' 9'NA
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A TTRACTIVE SALES.

FRANK j. SIMPSONS AUCTION SALES OF
REAL, ESTATE for next Chesterfield County Court
day July l2rIT. 1850. at the Courthouse:
10 ACRE- Crump rs. Flosrnoy ct dts. For d.
ID. l.. Pulsm. commissioner.
333 ACRES Bryant rs. Sophie Middleton Jones
McKenny and Mason commissioners. -
100 ACRES. Il. II. Ptchford. For Mesde HAS,
kins, trustee.
2IO ACRES. Condry cs. Forsee. For southall and
Miller. commissioners.
l32H ACRES. FlnUey rs. Wake. For u. III. Nash
com missioner.
1O7 ACRES. Hancock's executor rs. Htncock''
heirs. For Ambers, Hancock, and Haskins
commissioners. -
ia ACRES Lee l.. Lester rs. Thomas :. Terrell
George Mason. comlnl sfoner.
10 ACRES. Lee l.. Lester rs. y. ii. Jtcksons ad'
ministrstor. George Mason commissioner.
ll2 ACRES. J. \. Bruce's admlnisiratrX ts. Bet
tie u. Gates ct ais. Mck'nny. Mason, Hrego
~. and Pulliam. commissioners.
100 ACRES. Nary l.. LoCkcit. Guardian. ~: Mar
gsret Taylor. James A. Clarke. commi.'ioner
81 ACRES OF LAND near Chester. For j. =
GREGORY, attorney. - 49, . ~ -
GIL Aces. "BETTIE DACE TRACT" GREGG
nv. Cogbil. sud Taylor. commissioners.
260 ACRES BURNETT and ~ifo ~. H. H. niH
hairs. J. NJ Gregory, commissioner.
FRANK j. SAMPSON,
fe28.3O-jy 2.J.7.G.l2 Anctoneer.
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DRY GOODS.
FXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
Il GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
IL GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
CAN BE FOUND AT
A. HUTZ l. ER so Ms,
No. 800 BROAD STREET.
An the latest novelties In FOREIGN and DOMEs-
TIC DRY GOODS-yiZ.: ~
MONTE CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALL, WOOL
BUNTINGS, LACE BUNT1SGS, BROCADES
silly InS sA Vri rEKN sTRIpEs and BRO.
CADES-full line; -
BLACK GRENADINES, TAMIsE, CASHMERES
HENRIETTA and NOME CLOTHS;
LAWNS-LlNEN LAWNS, fgurrd aud plain;
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINQS rDACCo. PinCEe
TARLE-DHMheKs, NAPKINS, ETC.;
PARASOLS-a full and complete line; -
LANGUEDOC, POINT DESPRIT. and TOR.
CHON LACkS; HOSIERY, BUTTONS, and
TRIMMINGS asptcislly; LACE MiITS :, f nj
hne-all the rev shades: LACE-TOP BERLIN
and KID GLOVES; LADIES and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRILLS
CAsSIMERES. ETC.; LACE SCARfS, FlCHUs
and RUCHlNG. my 10
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FREICiII

Through Tickets on sale on steamers an 20 Car
b.rs Agency $40 Main street. and 0dgg lSc ~ s"i
through.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-02

AN AMERICAN cgIric's yREsH IMPRESSIONS OF
rms FAMOUS AcTREss-soMs suoassTivs
COMPARISONS NOT so THIN PHYSICALLY,
Rur WIN AN INFLATED REPUTATION.
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FANCY GOODS.

Finding my present quarters entirely TOO small
for my business, anu having made arrangements TO
have new store built between July 18th and Octo-
Der 18th, off my entire stock-inclading $4,000
worth Of new goods bought during the past month
at a discount of 20 per cent. on every sale, which
orings many OF them below actual cost. do this
rather than rent a small store for short time.
What stock remains July 18Th shall pack aud put
IN storehouse Hptil new place Is opened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-02
EERNITUkE.

EURNITURE! FURNITURE LA
Il offer for sale 900 suits OF Chamber furnl- ~,
lure An plice from s23 To 200, nom the best IE
manufactures Fast and Wcst. also OF my own
m,.te toseher with fun Inc Of Parlor, Once, am
Kitchen Furniture. and every article In the Furn-
iure lise; also et-Msker.' supplies OF every
de,criDtion VIII duplicate Baltimore prises. Par
Ties I'm want will save money nv giving me 4 call
Office aud warero ms, l43s Asin street. near FIJI
teenlh street. Workshops, s, lc. and 20 north tii-
tepnih .treet. WILLIAM DAFFRON.
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ANCHOR LINE. :ss 81

NCHOR LINE. afETS
UNITED STATES MAIL >TEANtEo
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK To GLASGOW.
CABINS, 500 70 $50. STkERA1r, -.
These steasitrs do not carry cattle, ,nt' ' i-''
And every SATURDAY.
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRE J..
CAIRNS s55 10 S55. Excursions AZ RTiucr'l ..i''s
Passenger accommodations are uhsuri a,.r-
An StaierOsms on Main DecA.
Passengers booked ~ lowest rates t9 of i.'.' tt}
Railroad station IN Eur0ue or Amer &c.
Draft issued az lowest rates, payable r.. ed" I'D 's-
throughout England. Scotland, ard ir,.thl'
For books OF Information. plans. 80, Hip' a.
HENDERSON BEOrHERs, Bowling Grc'N. \ Il
or GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 tN-
or j. r. GIBSON.
Southern Express Company, klr.m, A''
or A. .GARBtk
S26 Main street, Richmond
wv99m Richmond "a.
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FURNISHING UNDERWRITERS.
WIN. III. SUTHERL AND &SONsfsH1
w FURNISHING UNDERTAkER.,
No. l0NoRTH kiGHTH STREET.

Funerals promptly attended TO In city or country.
Having our own CARRIAGES AND HEAkSE, we
are prepared to attend funerals at very reasonable
rates. je 4-f,MSW3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-02
WANTS
cIrUATlON BY

VXTANTED, BY A VIRGINIA LADY,
w a situation to teach attn. French. Germans
49, pa'' TEACHER,
$40 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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DAILY LINE -
OLD POINT. NORFOLK, And BALTIMORE.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's JAMES
RIYkR LINE.
SPLENDID IRON STEAMERS LOUISE AND
ARIEL.
csc. EyHRY MONDAY AND T4UR DAY 90
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND
PORTSl or III.
soc. EVERY MONDAY kND THURSDAY TO
BALTIMORE.
Csc. EVERY MONDAY TO RIVER LANDINGS.
soc. ALL OTHER TRIPS TO RlyER LAND
INGS.
soc. FROM RIVER LANDINGS 10 BhIi-
MORE EVERY MONDAY.
AND GREAT REDUCTIONS ~ ALL OTlife
TRIPS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
RIVER LANDINGS, OLD POlNl
NORFOLK, AND BALTIMORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-02

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, OR EN- a
Il CHANGE FOR CITY OF RICHMOND OR LII
MANCHESTER PROPERTY, GOOD FARM
4 splendid location for physician. III nor SOLO
IaSfS \ or LEASE. Distance from Manchester twen-
ty-two miles within one mile OF Po1hatan station,
Richmond and Danyille railroad.
F. SAMPSON. Auctioueer.
ie 2s-eodlOt Manchester, Va.
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FOR KENE.

FOR RENT, THAT CONVENIENTl
Il AND DHSIRARI.Y-CONsIRU TED z, ,, ~
FOIIR-sTORY BRICK TOB ACCO FACTORY on
Ei,h. esnih street between Msin and Cary streets,
now occupied by George Campbell Co., ana ior-
me rly by Robert j. Christian. This 10 good ias-
tory, and the rent very lew, and possession lotn
July 1880. There is In The building some fixtures,
which can be rented also. Apply early 10
ROBERT b. LYME,
10 oo.1u Real Estate Agent.
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BY Jas. Macdougall. Auctioneer.
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirtsenth) street.
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No. L leaves Rich sond daily except Sunday.
No. 3 leaves Eichmoad daily.
No. 8 leaves Richmond daiiy except Sunday. ON
Saturdays only viii run 10 Stanton, arriving at
1918 r.. N.
No ri leaves Charlottesville DAILY except sunday.
Hsy- Nos, / aud run through fram Richmond 10
Huntington. - 80, ..
Nos. and connect closely at Gordonrille 10
Lyuchburg and Danville.
M. 9 connects at Huntington with steamers.for
all points west.
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A suBLIMATED MoDJEsKA.

have recently heard Bernhard described
as - a subimated Modjeska," and that eX-
presses her status very neatly. At present,
however, she Is In some sense oyershadowed
In London by the Polish actress, who has
the advantage OF being a novelty; Modjeska
is really very great success-sociaily, ar
tisticsIIy, and pecunisriiy. After the third
act OF "Frou, Frou" Beruhardt was twice
recalled. and, although untouched, | was
still fascinated by the dexterity which she
displayed. In the scenes In Venice, 10 Use a
convenient phrase, "she went all 10 pieces"
Vehemence could not supply the place OF
genuine power, and her acting began TO more
and more disclose the strings by which the
puppet was pulled. Her last act was con-
yentional. Her musical voice murmured
"FroHFrou /" very prettiy as the dying
woman expired, dreaming VI STROUD 10
be covered with little roses but j missed
the strangely pathetic effect produced by a
French actress OF fur less fame-Mmc. Jul
liette Clarence who employed metallic
toee that was an affecting denotatlon III
disease aud death. TO sum up Sara's
"Frou.Frou" BY comparison, should say
that Ia The carrier scenes II was inferior "a
that Of Agnes Ethel, 10 the last act 10
that 81 Nine. JuIiette Clarence, and that 10
the third act 1t has not been surpassed, save
possibly by the original, Aimee DescIee
The company who furnish the support are
cfjcicnf, and that Is all; certainly they
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-02
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

DOR SALE, A NEW BRICK HOUSE, e.
il In first ella neighborhood; cost $4,000 III
rented 10 prompt tenant AT $3.50 per annum Price.
$1,000; 800 cash; balance on time: Address
REAL ESTATE,
70 aO.eodI0t Dispdfch once.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
PhiIa.
wANAMAKER a brown. Phi'a.
The Reduction in
Clothing at Oak
Hall.

The clothing marked
down Saturday comprised
about 1000 suits and over
coats. Both the suits and
the ovcrcoats are various
enough to constitute a
complete stock of them
selves, so that you may
be reasonably sure of find
ing among them what will
both suit and fit you.
Some of the very lowest
priced mems suits we make
trc among them; $40 reduced
to IS so, and some of all
grades up to excellent suits
at go, reduced to $50 and
S27 5O reduced to so.
\ $40 overcoat at SIC so
is not to be missed on "a cold
morning. Even the boys,
whose clothing has been wait
ing for this cold snap will not
object to the taking off of
three or four dollars from
the cost of suit and overcoat.
Remember this ! All these
garments were made by our
people, under our own eye,
and before this reduction
were marked as low as they
ought to be sold. We couldn't
afford to reduce them, but
we must sell ia ter to keep up
with our work people.
We know how to sell fas.
ter viz, by selling lower,
We have been selling faster
for nineteen years, faster than
our competitors. That we
have done of course by sell,
ing lower. Now we have to
sell faster than ourselves,
and down goes a part of our
stock, whether we can afford
it or not.
Whatever you don't like
bring back. If there be
grunbler, we don't want our
clothes On him
WANAMAKER & BROWN
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market,
nov2i. philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
A SUDDEN DEATH.

Mrs. Emma ID. Bush, wife of George
w. Bush, the well-known coal dealer,
died suddenly, on Saturday night, OF
heart disease. She had been as well
as usual during the day, busily engaged
In making preparations for the anniver-
sary of Central Church, this evening but
soon after retiring to bed she was seized
with a dangerous attack and died wlthiB
an hour.
Mrs. Bush was the daughter OF Rev.
j. N. Dsnforth, prominent t.. ulster OF
the Washington Synod, VIII spent his
last days IN New Castle. She had been
connected with Central Church since 1t
was organized, twenty-five years ago,
and was always actively identified With
its affairs, On account of her death,
the proposed Anniversary celebration a.
Central Church Tonight, has been post
poned.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
MIR. GoWEN's LITTLE i,

HE MAKES NO 50, ,OooOoo oo,,l
POST POST AND DOESN'T IT. eo ooS1 \
coinaIl oFinILAdDELrHA, dIHA, Dec. s,-.rI
GelVers iel, Of the Philadelpbiiya' a. N \
wy ws,' 'L"omPany-Messrs Lewisa u'ia
s;a so;-uay' and went into eyeru,i x1 in y !
Iion =, at the railroad Office yHeSo,lV eSau.
=. ,ia''t was understood that lbcir rp'Ii Ju,
tlons would have refrrcnr,o V,, uel :,
20 20 , the publication Of III" 's s,nt u
oil the financial condition. '''' IS 1'aJ a
pally, to which Mr.. Cove ~ ~ Ut
ln all appeal Of his need ' C". re
Oh !, the leading stockholdera ,
ror some reason, Which -,
Al alr' dowen will not depart f. far ''O'
tomorrow as had been ,, '''
W. was sdn IN New York yeslcrd.Y ,'''e
s2,oo0,00O deposit rc91irad nay, :
isrred bond scheme aa. -, :
although the syndicate bsyin., NV, =,
Ter IN hand, it is undersinoJ u y
hlsh me money as soon A, fla
mouse Is selected in London !.
The bonds, Whether The fai,n,.
cure the deposit is the "'l,c r'nl.
20 Neh's pos ponement oftbe
question, but at any Iaebi,
delayed without any indication
the time he VIII sail. ''''
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
TIE BIGAMOus WOMAN.

New York, Dec 3.--Mrs. Reimen.
schneider, charged with bigamy and
larceny by August Bevensee, one Of
several husbands, is in the witness
room of the county jail, New Jersey.
She is very i'll from the effects of the
poison she swallowed when arrested in
Brooklyn, and her physician says she
may not recover. Two of her hus-
bands, it is said, are inclined to mercy.
One Of them Bevensee, visited her
yesterday She threw her arms around
his neck AMI kissed him repeatedly.
The woman acknowledged having
thee husbands, but denied she had
any more.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
A TENNESSEE VIEW OF THE
DEMOCRATIC DEFEAT.
From the Lebanon Herald


CommeuUng with Wade Hampions
theatrical posing at Cincinnati, and CON-
tiuuing with his ridiculous pronuncia-
mento at Stauton, aud his worse than III
diculous challenge Of John Sherman, II
really seemed that the imp of the per-
verse had seized almost every prominent
Southern map, to the extent tnat hardly
one OF them could open bis mouth
without putting his foot in 1t; and, as
though all this were not enough Of mis-
fortune and mism auagemen., II was ably
reinforced by the blunderlng OF Barnsm
iu October thestreachery of John kel-
ley in the metropolis, aud the stupid
forgery which ended the campaign.
So Hancock was defea,ed and Garfield
was elected, aud we are sure OF a Repub-
hoan admi ministrauon for four years 81
least.
What are we going to to do about it,
we Of the South? The proper answer to
thIs question, IL seems TO us may, be
orystallized into eight word: Pohucs to
the rear; busines to the front.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
PHILADELpHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY, bee, I,i r. NJ.
FLoUR.-Ihc market is inactive and
weak. sales Of letO barrels, lacludlnE
minnesota extras, clear, medium to choic5
al - :! D tJi do, do, straight at 81
a ~ Pennsylvania family At $ . "a . II
western do. do. at - 81 JU, ana
Patents at ~ ., Rye Flour is steudy
al 90 21aSJ 81 n per barrel.
GkAI&.-N heat Is fairly active ana
t3dIc. per bushel higher. Safes of % ~
bushels, including I, JecIed, at 81 lOAI 10.
req ana amber, anuat aud on trace, al
- Zlal =, ana 10. red, elevator, at 81 - a
Al Is Dec, sl 2fA In and 81 - feb.
| AYE Is steady at % GEMS for Penn
| sylVania. Corn.-LuCal lots Of old are
| quiet and tirm, while futures are In bet
| yer demand and "a fraction higher; new
| steamer is dull and lower. sales ot l. tat1
bushe including new yellow al G3at3l -,
Ola mixed at b252 63 C.; new san at oic
ana new steamer at 5jc. AT the call board
sc. was Did for December, 5s4c. inr
January, and 5s1zc. Tor Feb. Oats are
lulet and steady, Sales OF Hoo
JuSheis, Including white at i3i5 I0c
ana rejected and mixed AT 40 a 1.c. AT the
call BOARD ii>4c. was bid for December i6c
Tor January, and 17c. for February.
Inc receipts to-day were as follows -
;lsJ barre.s hour 4o,5jO bushels wheat, 7s,-
100 bushels corn, so bushels oats u 90
bushels barley, 800 bushels rye, 10 barreis
| whisky.
HIsKY,-l5O bbls. Western iron bound
sold at 81 10 per gallon.
PHlLADEL PHIACATTLF MARKET
MONDAY, Nov. 70. > +. NJ.
The cattle market was dull this week
anu prices were l4a12c. lower; 400 nead
arrived ana sold al the different yards al
'Ha6c. per 10 as 10 quality.
SHEEP We're less active and prices wer,
'ather lower ll,l50 head sold at the dlf
sIenl yards at 3it5 &C., per h., and Lamb
~ ia6c. per ID, as 10 condition
Hoes were IN iair demand at former
prices, v y head 50. at the different ardi
at 6a1e. per ID, as To quallty.
PARK DROVE YARD.
F'Qty second and Lancaster ace, Nov. n.
SHEEP-Extra iI0 TO l3u bs., 5to5i : 200,
30 10 100 bs., Si54 TO $iB fair, y. 20 )
Ms, "a 10 i1a; good lambs, ~ 10 kB.; me
dunn lambs, ~ 10 ) ,i comiaou lam bs
u . 10 81 ~ calves, to 90 Arrivals
| sUO cad