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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-06
SFWsSG-uACEIfNRS.

NO TENSION.
Write us direct for particulars of our AUTO.
MATIC,n whether with view Of purchasing or ox-
changing old style" or for repairs.
THE AUTOMATIC IS THE ONLY "NO-TEN-
SION" sEwING-MACHfNE ~ THE WORLD.
1t has wonderful advantages over all others. En-
tircly new mechanical features. No adjustment by
operator of stitch and tension. NO LADY CARE
FUL OF HEALTH CAN AFFORD TO USE ANY
OTHER.
Full opportunity for trial to purchasers, money
being refunded return OF machine, II not entire
ly satisfactory.
Write for Illustrated Price-List.
WILCOX GIBBS 6. N. CO.,
G5e Broadway, New York.
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LACFs AND EMBROIDERIES!

We show the largest, best assortmeB', and cheap
est stock in the city. Twenty thousand yards Of
HAMBURG KDGINGS and INSER flNGS from
4c. 10 $3.50 per yard See our TT SCAN, NAL
TESE. CLUNY, GUlPURF. ALENCON, Lam
GUEDoC, RUSSIAN, SAXONY. CASHMERE.
YAK, DUCHESS, SMYRNA. Il + 4 ON n r,
POINT LUCERNE BALMORAL. POINT
6AUZE, VALEN ENNES, aud SPANISH
LACES.
1000 yards OF CHECK NAlNSOOK MUSLINS,
suitable for Wrappers, Dressing Sscques
Aprons, &C., at 25c. per yard, real yalGe soc.
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BLANKETS ,

We have opened department in Onr well.lishted
basement for The sa e Of BLANKETS We now
CARRiAGE GE-BLANKETS in all qualities at low
prices.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 a. N.. horses. mules,
huggies, rockaways, and other vehicles.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, AZ Z. NJ, trustees sale of
framtd d~elling No. OIL Seventh street, be-
tween Baker and Preston.
X. B. CHAPLIN & CO., Az p. w., two neat detached
new brick dwellings on Floyd street near the
Home of The Little sisters of the Poor.
FRANK u. HILL. Al z. NJ. trustees sale Of brick
dwelling No ll6 soath Fourth street. between
Cary and Canal,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-06

al CAsEs OF FRESH AND DDEsIRABLEGOoD'
WILL re ADDED TO OUR sroCh
ON MONOAY.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
M ALARIAL POISON.

The principal cause Of nearly all sickness at this
time OF the year has Its origin In a disordered
liver which IL not r. gulated In time great suffer-
tag mIetdiedness. and death viii ensue. gentle
man writing from South America, says:
a. have used your Simmons Liver Regulator
with good eject, both preveE ton and cure for
MaisfiaI Feyds on the lsthmus OF Panama"
If Scn feel drowsy, debilitated, save frequent
iseAdsese, no,zh tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated, Son suffering from torpid liver or
"oiHossass.'' and nothing Will cure yos 50 speedily
nd permanently as 10 take
sihAoNs EfvER REGULATOR.
II is given with ssfetg and the happlest results to
the NEST delicate infant II takes The place of quI-
nine and btters of every kind II is the cheapest,
purest, aud best family medicine in the world.
Prepared by j. ii. ZEILIN a. CO.,
Philadelphia.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS. oc e.eodtAuIe
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COHEN BROTHERS

LADIES
who wish to have their
FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES
put on their hands by lady expert sent TO
Messrs. LEVY BROTHERS,
the agents In this city, by
FOSTER, the celebrated Kid Gioyier
are requested TO call this week.
The FOSTER KID GLOVES
are superior In macy respects 10 any other Kid
Gloves made, aud the patent fastening makes
IL decidedly The most comfortable aud the most per.
fec;-fiting Kid Glove. As we are the agents In this
city for this celebrated KID Glove, we can always
supply our customers with any size and color they
may desire.
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MILLINERY.

HUTZLER BROTHERS, 525 .-e1.
- BROAD STREET lsuccessors 10 Mrs. @&EE
=. ttuizlerl. hare she largest stock Of MIL.JkS<s
LIkERY GOODS tD the State. and az the lowest
prices, HATS apd p0NNETs. FLOWERS. Ac.,
at extremely low prices. Great bargains IN 0p
pkiCm fEAIHERs. Extra INDUCEMENTS Ia
BLACK GRAPES. poa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-06

NJ. ELLYsoN 4 Co. advertising agents. insert ad
yerisements in all of the newspapers OF the Unite,
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt a,ten
ti9n
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at The
DISPATCH PRINTING.loUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CELEBRATED DIR. WILLIAM II. STOKES,

"I confidently recommend 10 the medical profess
sion Colden's Li.bis's Liquid Extract OF Beef for
Consumption, Depression, Weakness, aud indiges-
ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ut BEAR IN MIND
THALHlMER BROTHERS
HAVE REMOVED
From THE CORNER OF SIXTH STREET
NEw AND ELEsANTLy-FURNIsH STAND
CORNER OF FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS,
WHERE, WITH THEIR
SPLENDID FACILITIES AND LARGE STOCK
OF NEW GOODS,
they arc enabled to offer
ATTRACTIONS AND INDUCEMENTS
sufficient make II TO the interest OF purchasers TO
CALL UPON THEM.
In aidinon to many other Improvements already
mentioned whereby
SILKS AND BLACK GOODS
car be shown under the
sOFTEsT AND BRIGHTEST LIGHT,
they have ust furnished a
BEAUTIFUL CLoAK.RoOM,
where ladies can try on
sACQUEs AND DOLMANs
without being disls bed by other purchasers.
Having received their third supply of
NEW GOODS,
they are now prepared to offer au assortment of
FINE SILKS,
PLAIDS, BROCADES, SATINS,
MOURNING GOODS,
sACKINGS AND CLOAKINGS,
EQUAL TO ANY
that has been offered In this narket, and at prices
to compete with the largest retail stores in the
country.
This season they are making specially Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILK vELvETs,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
and will also constantly keep up their large assort
ment Of
CASSIMERES, HOUSE.FURNISHING GOODS,
AND DOMESTICs,
through which means they expect to be able to
retain their large country patronage.
THALHlMER BROTHERS,
sol Broad street.
p. S.-For the liberal patronage bestowed on us
during our past career, and for the additional
kindness Of our friends during our opening week,
we desire to express our most sincere thanks.
M O.S TUAIHTMFP RROTAERS
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WE HAVE NEVER nEREToFoRE BtEN EN-
aELEn no MAKE SUCH OFFERINGS.
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a Grain Blockade.
| Baltimore Gszettc.l

THE ELEVATORS FILLED TO THEIR UTMOST CA
PACrTY-wHAT CAN BE DONE TO RELIEVE
THE PRESSURE.
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ERON.Ws,RKS.
PROFESsIONAL.
D0BERT T. HUBBARD,
III ATTORNEY At LAW,
RICHMOND, VA.

OFFICE Main street, over Virginia Home In
surance Company second aoorl.
Address Post Q1tce Lock-Box 227. 0c 29.3ms
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

DOBERT TANNAHiLL e. CO.,
III CuTT0N COMMISSION MERCH ANTS,
No. 8 COTTON EXCHANGE, NEW YORK.
Personal attention given 10 c5nstgnmenis of tos.
ton and the purchase or sale for future delivery,
Reference: Charles NJ. Fly. EsQ, President uank
Ricbmond. oc " lus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-06

Nj COKsGTS! CORSETS!
= AZ ce'ehra'9SS GLOBE CORSErS at so, Csc, and
81. wort d,Iu, le The money.
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LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.

7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT.
FLAvORtNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE.
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT sis
asuCcess and boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-see Medical Press Lancet, >
"British Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genune only with the fac stmtle
of Baron Lebig's signature III blue ink across
the label.
Consumption In England increased tenfOld
IN ten years."
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had of all storekeepers, Grocers aud Chem.
lists. Soleagents for the United States (wholesale
Only), &. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane London
England. NH 15-S5st
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE PROPOSED VISIT OF CAPITALISTS TO
THE JAMEs-RIvER VALLEY.-We mentioned
a few days ago that large party of wealthy
and prominent people from the North and
West would arrive In Richmond on Mon.
day, and on Tuesday would 90 over the
line Of The Richmond and Allegheny rail.
road by rail 10 Columbia. BY boat 10 Gil.
mer's Mill, and from that point 10 the Nat.
ural Bridge, Lexington, and Goshen In car
Tiages and other conyeyances. They will
come down from Washington in special car,
reaching here at 1885 A. NJ. Monday. The
party will probably go down James river
| during that day. aud at 1890 O'Clock Tues
day morning will leave by the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad. The first days
trip will be to Scottsville, where they will
spend the night, leaving there early the
next morning. Lyuchburg will probably
be reached on Wednesday or Thursday.
Lexington Saturday by dinner-tIme, and
Goshen Saturday night, where their special
car will be in waiting to convey them to
Washington. ID. G.
The following is list OF the persons who
have already sigDifed their purpose to take
the trip:
Mr.. b. F. Jones, of Jones & Laugblin; /;
Mr.. II. w. Oliver, of Oliver Biothers &
Phillips; Mr. John w. Cbalfani, Of Spang,
Chsiant & Co.; Mr.. A. i. w. Painter, OF
Painter 81 Sons; General &. l.. Fitzhugb,
OF Schoenberger & Sons; Mr.. William
Clark, OF William Clark & Co, Of Pitts
burgh; Mr.. ]. Fl. Hopkins. president Pitts
burgb Southern Railroad Company; Major
T. Il. Svearinser, Of the Pittsburgh South
ern Railroad Company; Mr.. Ramsey, Chief
Engineer OF the Pittsburgh Southern Rail-
road Company; Mr.. Shaw, city editor
Pittsburgh Dispatch; Mr.. J. B. Siebneck,
city editor Pittsburgh Chronicle; Mr..
Joseph ID. Weeks, editor Iron Age; Gov
ernor Cornell, OF New York; Senator Ran
dolph, OF New Jersey; Senator Blaine, OF
Maine; Mr.. +. o. French, president Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company
Messrs. II. NJ. Alexander and Lawrence
Myers; Mr.. Closson, Of CIossOn & Hayes;
DR.. j. II. Baxter, United Stales navy; Mr..
Cyrus II. Mccormick, Jr., OF Chicago, Ill.
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p. S.-For the liberal patronage bestowed on us
during our past career, and for the additional
we desire to express our most sincere thanks.
no 2-5t THALHIMER BROTHERS.
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BOARDING.

nESlRABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
~ on the first aud second floors ma, be had AT
MRS. DUNAL'S,
no 2-tod3t# corner of Eighth and Cay streets.
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The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY VIII be held at the sfice
OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company on WEDNESDAY the I7th OF
November. 1850, at I l O'Clock A. NJ.
no 3-fd j. Il. WIN >TON.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
seuuing on the Thames,

LONDON, November 10Th. "A sculling
match between Edward Trickett and Wallace
Ross came off this morning over the Thames
champion course, from the aqueduct to the
ship at Mortlake. Neither RosSnor Trickett
were in very good trim. Betting was even
at the start, but Trickett won easily, beating
Ross by four lengths In consequence of a
foul at Hammersmith, however, the umpire
declared that the men must row over again.
Ross had the Surrey station. The start was
good one. Ross Immediately went length
or more ahead, and maintained the lead to
Hammersmith, when foul occurred. Trick.
ett's scull touching Ross boat. 1t was good
race after this to the top of Chiswick- Eight,
where Trickett took the lead to Barnes
bridge and rowed right away from Ross, who
was then beaten, Trickett winning by four
lengths. The distance was Al miles. Time
80 minutes, 90 seconds.
Hanlan and Laycock to-day arranged a
match for 81, 600 side, TO be rowed on the
Thames within six weeks.
LONDON, November 29th.-For the matcl
made to-day between Hanlan and Laycoch
betting Is already strongly in favor of Han
Ian.
The De Cissey Libel Case.
PARIS, November 29th.-Laissnt, in de
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Three men were yesterday probably fatally
injured by a gas explosion in the auctioneer-
ing establishment of Wilmerding, Hogut &
Co., at New York. The damage to the
building is considerable.
Francis Hotchkiss, a retired banker of
New Haven, Conn, yesterday morning died
suddenly, and his wife, on hearing the fact,
fell dead
Importations of specie and bullion at New
York last week amounted to 81, 521 1S5, con-
sstiug of 81, sol, ,075 in gold and S171, ,110 in
silver, as against total Of S5 666, 2S7 for the
corresponding week Of last year.
Senator Logan is confined TO his room at
Murphy yboro, Ill, by rheumatic attack, but
hopes to be able to go to Washington for the
opening of the session of Congress ON Mon
day next.
il. w. Farr, Copgressman-elec is danger
ously i'll of pneumonia at Littleton, N. Y.
At Wheeling. w. Va, yesterday, the mud
drum of the Norway tack factory burst,
wrecking the building and killing the epgi-
neer.
At East Stoughton, Mass, Sunday, Mrs.
Littlefeld poisoned her husband and son,
aud then shot herself. The son died yester.
day.
Garfield left Washington for home yester-
day morning.
The Baltic. Algeria and Siles;a YESTERDAY
brought to New York 81, 250, ,O00 in gold.
The Illinois Democrats meet at Springfield
January oth, to decide whether to keep up
the party organization in Illinois. Many
members favor abandoning it, and others are
leaving the party who have voted with it
from its incipiency.
The evang, lical ministers of st. Louis yes
terday deci6 ed to bring suits against saloon
keepers and places of amusement for o viola
tion of the Sunday laws. A plan of opera
ton is being dsv.ses.
John Whitwen, l. Lberal member Of tie
British Parliament for Kendall, is dead.
A Calcutta dispatch says: Events FORE
| shadow the speedy ev cuation of Khyber Pass,
the sole remainit uit of the British CAM
paign in northern Afghanistan.
At Paris it is understood that the with
drawal from the Bank of France has been
| arranged of 2,500,0 600 francs for America.
Several persons were arrested at Paris
Sunday while proceeding TO the Lavallois
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FOR RENT.

A RANCH ON THE COSTUMES RIVER, saS,
~ Is miles from Sacramento. containing T7TfS
400 8cres will be let as whole or divided to ~ ~--s
suit good house aud barns. Apply to A. j. VER-
MILYA, 40 street. mott
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TELECRAPHIC.
L AsT NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
A PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION.
The Discriminating Duties Imposed Upon
Chinese Vessels Discontinued.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
Fatal Termination Of the Injuries of the
Lieutenant Governor of Colorado.
RUMoRED IMPORTANT ARMY CHANGES.
Great Destruction Of Railroad Property in
Virginia by Fire.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
The Montenegrins Enter and Take Posses
sion Of Dulcigno.
20
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TO RENT,

YINHAT FINE Two.sToRY AND BASE -. o.
ment Brick Residence on the southeast Ar;;,
c0rner OF Eighth and streets containing 10 Es.l.
rooms This house was built by the late Rev. Fred.
Charlton for his use, with SPECIAL reference to
health and comfort, and is now undergoing thorough
renovation ID repairs, and will be ready for oc-
oupancy DECEMBER 1st. Rent. $60,
n2G.Iw A. LEONARD, No 1912 Fourth street.
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& ANCH FOR SA L E,
AT A RARGAIN

TTNHE WELL-KNoWN SAULSB YRH
RANCH, on line of S. v R. R., contain NY
Ing $50 acres A failure of crop has never-<A-
been known upon the place Tie soil is deep, and
Of sandy loam character produces from 25 to 35
bushels Of wheat. and 80 to as bushels OF barley to
the acre Terms made satisfactory. Apply to
sWEETSER IL ALSIP
Real Estate and Insurance Agents. No. 1O15 Fourth
ST., between j and X, Sacramento. nl41m1p
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HALE, East to
your
your of his fully
ptude
follows Sell the goods; out the principles
ENDURING CONFIDENCE the people, and let all
severely
that bearing
that all you promise LIFE
nothing its entirety don't foolish
supply goods
nothing to do WITH lend
msle you
you place.
perfectly at home in their visits
sending
pleased Don't goodness sake allow examining article
bearing
the inscription:
pupOr be GREAT PUBLIC
In conclusion let advise
naugue BIG sAIEunderan
ing to my verbal
DISCoUNT- and the advantage of
ing cheap your present in far lower
FORE "sELL
purchase shall make endeavor
get at the pulse o. the market VIII write on ariva
Youraf brother,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-19
TIE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
IN. !. ShippinE LiEt,l

The Indications which appear upan Tho a,,r-
face ot alfatta seem ~ point 70 oven y greater
degree OF huaness activity than waa Witnessed
laat year. Tho whaela Of commerce and indus
try gained II wonderful impulae during the last
half OF 1879. and they now have all the benefit
OF a momentum that IL In the fullnesa of tta
power. III anything. there IA danger ~ over
trading In important derartments. Take iron
~ Al example Twelve, manths aHo that rrnnt
product was almost 2 drug In the market but
The revival nf departments af induatry long
prostrata, aueh m railway building. has GRE
atai such lnwantad demand for the metal
in ali ita farms that furnaces long on, Of blast
have boon relish'ea, and thn markets Of the
world laid under contribution to the United
Statea. Prices have within u year risen from 100
to t2h per cent Ihe question a how long can the
boom continue At present the horizon seems
10 be cloudless. CONSUMPTION ~ large and Id
crpasinH and II il evident that the year la to be
memorable In the annaIs " the trade. Rnt a
long continuance Of the present state of affairs
cannot be reasonably expected: there must
come u time when This extraordinary activity
will receive n check. While hopes tor the best
may he indulsoa II IA well Is be prepared for IA
turn IN the tide; !; Will not always lle on the
food. the ehh VIII occur sooner OF la'nr. And
what is said AZ ttGn Is equally IA npplieahla to
other commodities that hasa within Il few
from 2s to IS per cent. With apparently much
less cause than has been the case with that
metal. With 50 much speculative steam up, II
would Stem tN he the duty now 10 keep the
switches right and the brakes under control.
We have still quite half " the immense sur
plus Of iast years crops 20 send abroad and
tue STIMULUS WtltcH returns iIoH tues.p com =
madiies will eive all branches Of trade will
take us far along into the year, without refer
enee to coming resources In the renewed fruits
Of the soil and the products OF the mines aud
manufactures Ii was necessary TO raassura
and to attract .imid capital. and this has been
very effectunlly accomplished. mainly through
two fac;ors TRANSPORTATION Of a stable currency
and a succession Nf brilliant harvests. Conh-
drnce having been restored millions Of inert
capital were iurea from their places of hiding.
thus giving ~ IMPULSE 70 productive forces
that had long bean dormant. affarding employ
ment 70 idle labor and materially Increasing
the purchasing aud consuming power Of the
country. These achievements heGet the belief
that the era 81 pros perity which has set in will
be likely to continue 40 long as there shall he
no very fragrant violation Of the immutahle
laws nf trade nnI snnmerra
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THE PROBABLE DEMAND FROM EUROPE
FOR OUR PRODUCTS.

Some High! n thrown uron tho probable do
MAhd from Europe by recent statements In the
London Mark Lime Esprnaa aud IN tho FRO
duce EXCHANGE Weakly. The Mark Lane Tx
press atatea that Great llritain and France will
require TO import during the remaining part
Of the crop aeaann taf'er January 2al. about 20
eaD 900 huahes ~ foreign wheat U,bnr author.
tttea think II more probable that ilnoM.oon to
III 600 naa huahela viii he required. But beer
hohm states that Belgium mud Holland will re-
guire to import hurtn ny the aama time " 900, onf
bushels. while Ruaaia has only about %, 600 900
huahea more ~ turnah II Ito expnrta reach 4
full average Of ao,too@m huaheln According to
these pattmatea from aantN.ano TO laa Gao nan
bushels will sttl ha required from tha country
provided European consumption Ia not dimn
Jahed hy the high prices. II haH been estimated
hr tho atattateian of the Produce Exchange and
others that the entire aurrlMa for export from
tho crop Of 1879 In this country IL only 100
bushels. OF which Ti,aIu1aA Bushels III wheat nr
-four had gone forward nj the date named from
tho four chief Atlantic porta aud Montreal. and
i42ee ,sp4 from San Francisco, 40 that the total
experts had haen more than 70, 1aG 900 huahaa
II the accepted oatimatea are correct. lnaa than
IA 900 ore bushels remain In tho country for OK
port RUatnat an entimated demand from 1000.
600 to 70. 0Nn. 900 huahea larger.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-19
HOTEL ARR Walls.

CITY HOTEL J HhHirer Terrebonpe. La /:
Il y Williams. Montgomery. In; John " Mo
Martin Haziehurat Miss; ] f. Terry. Harris
VILE Mias. ] IIamsrford. Loulainna: o
owen wife md aeryant. Mobile: J q stuart,
Taxne: j q Ballantins BAY 1T. Louis Miss; W
Konnte Bt Louis: + Hills wife and chill
dren. siou1 City. Iowa; G. Mabry and wife.
Koseinskn Miss r M Knowlsa. Washington.
ID O. Mlps Matte Williams CIncinnati Ohio:
II Parks and wife. INDIANAPOLIS. lad; ThOs
II Armstrong and wife. Abort Lisa. MINI; u
Moore, LHfonrche. In.
At CHARLES HOTEL A SwaIne. Stony
Point: Il A IIaz ~ Dslawara. Joe. Fl Hall, New
York. j. Adkins. Wilmington. Horny Strong.
Chienug; J j. mnlet NsW Yprk: Mrs N VIII.
ilarna In; l. Arms Glenn Fntla. N \: Mrs 8 Il
tjhoutnnu and maid Mas Chotsau and maid
Miss n Mantt ,Giaa ! MaM4. Miss Bloan. Niles
Doan Mas = e & Mafftt. = Ghonteau L
Chambers ,tanay. q II Chambers, q
Greely, 8 - n q Iauve. Ghlgnston; " M
Efoyt = .4i Misa = J Ianden Miss M Sim
moua IN lph; Mis- T. Bipunt. Texas;
Lawia f1ggAp Geo DaWtt. X NJ Vail. New
York; r rhraaR, Glnclnnth; John @ Hazard,
Esw e. sans Il J I'm. England.
ST, JAMES HOTEL Marlng, Cincinnati.
= d Gntrls, Edwards. MIsaIasiDDi. John u An
derson New York: ) II Habant. MississipDi:
W Hood, WogdVttIA. Miss: u FogR. wife and
child North Carolina j NJ Turner. Boston; b
: Moore. Newark. q !. Wm Nelson, g ID
Wilson, Tennesaee. Rowland. Rome. Ga:
n Butler. 4 y Nnrfheota. Mabils; II hansen.
Nashville: & y ewis. q j Knight. Pensacola:
w y AuiefaDa Washington. Ind.
Rec "a t' E30e Tonic rssforea the appetite