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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

-Murch told Democrat, Tuesday eve
ming, after the Democratic Convention at
Castine, that he ras for Haaoock, Of course
aud that Hearcr didn't stand a ghost Of a
chance for the Presidency. When asked
why ne did not say so at the Convention, he
replied, III roald not do, as should lose
too many GreeA5aek rotes."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

We hear good many anxious inquir-
les about that $4,000 that Murch says is
coming, but We doubt if the rank and file
ever find out when the leaders receive it,
or course ii will come, it may be here now +,
but only few will know abou; it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05
-Nureh told a Democrat. Tuesday CIV,

-Murch told Democrat, Tuesday eve
ming. after the Democratic Convention at
Castine, that he was for Hancock, Of course,
aud that Wearer didn't stand a ghost Of a
chance for the Presidency. VIXEN asked
why he did not say so at the Convention, he
replied, at rouid not do. as 1 should lose
too many Greeaboek rofes."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05
CT lS t.-

No>- RESIDENT taxes 10 the towH ~ niarhiiI
IN IN thr county ~ Hapcssk. f,.r the year lsip
Ia bills committed Isaac Clnssoa
collector ~ sAid town, The isth dsy OF May
1872. has h.,CE returned ~ him to remaining
uupah the tenth slay 81 htaN. lSsl hy hi. errih
rate 81 that daig. ami Tcnhsin unpaid, ani no
tics T. herpby EiYVu that ~ tlr said taxes ami inter
est au1 charge nat paid into the ~ the
-akt town within eighteen months frutu the date Of
the commitment II the snisi bills much ~ the
rial eAgaie taNcsi viii he sufficient t. psy the
amount due therefor. including Interest and
charges. will without further notice b. snId 81
public auction, at J. #. uincslry's store la - III
town On saturday the spth day Of November. lssl.
at O'Clock l.. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

The Hon William Williams Of Indiana.
says Il consider Genera. ilancoyk's nom.
nation D, the rrh,l Democracy a, s.mpl, a
dccoA 10 rutrap Democratic soldier. 10 sup
port the ticket and thu. enable the Southern
hric ahicT,. With the all II their Northern Al
lies, - get peaceful control Of the govern
mcni thcy failed 20 shoot - death III the
war and attempted To ,tarSe 10 death b,
legislation in Congress unless the lav. 10
protect the ballot-box from fraud we're RI
pellcd" Mr. William, j. one of the gentle
men whose names have been plradci as
having gone over to the support Of Han
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

Thompson II. Mureh says. Fifty thou
sand dollars will be sent here for the pur-
pose Of carrying the State for Fusion. Is
that tie price the Democrats hare to pay for
Ns Grseaback yoll # Naia<5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

-Solon Chase declines to serve As 9
Democratic elector. What is Fusion going
to be worth to the Democracy Of Maine il
IL electogs voa't vote fog Hancock?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

-Murch told Democrat. Tucsday eve
nins. after the Democratic Convention At
Cas,lnc. that he ,ras for H1Hsoet. # oDuyss.
aai that u cIrer d.i.t stand d gLas, If a
c.ano, tor fAe Fyo,,deacy. When asked
why he did no, "a, 80 a, the Convention he
replied. "H sa,ilI at d.. a. / ,Louii los,
i,.o BsaHy Grc,ujart ro,c,"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

A Washington Democratic paper.
whose editor for several years has been a
warm supporter of Hancock, j. both alarmed
and disgusicd by the publication Of ieti-
tious opinion Of Justice Swaync in condcm-
nation Of Gen Garfield, aad warns the party
falschoods IL announces Sunday that Il
the fool Miller" all kindl, attend 70 the
fellow who started the sdiutic story that
Grant would support Hancock and the still
worse one aitubutlng 70 Justice Swayne
the language Of ex-senator no1lttlc'. brief
he vail confer favor upon the Democratic
party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05
Thompson H. Mureh nrom;sed

Thompson II. Murch promised the
Democrats at Castine, that il his vote was
seeded to give their party the control Of the
House in the next Congress they should
have it. That Is what any Democrat would
do.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

Arrangements have no doubt been
made to keep the South solid Even Florida
will he bought or hulldofcd into line before
election. The Republican party goes into
this canvass wcll knowing that !; must meet
fir, solid South then her allie. of the
North. II i only new display Of the old
forces which met twent, wears ago. In view
Of the confession made ON all hand,. .ha:
sold South !, absolutely necessary % Dem
ocratic succcss that il j. almost universally
conceded that hulldoting. bludScuus, shot
guns. terrorism and fraal have made every
Southern State. even those in which here j.
large Republican majority, solid fnr Han
cock u is wonderful to hear Northern Dem
ocrat. in'cishins against the sectional ten.
denotes q the Republican party With =
GOODNESS that IL marvellous. ,hc solid South
confrpnts the North and demand. that Il
should not ~ sectional ~ indianapolis
J"araai
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05
. . .

Here is Republican campaign doc,,.
mcut Ia ! nutshell, that weigh, 4 ton IN
der Republican administration during fifteen
wears II peace 49, .lDi 81 81 the princI-
pal of the National drb, Ia. been paid
~hilc the current annual interest is $50 OK,
600 less than Al the iDse II the var The
Democratic pre-, and stump speaker might
a. vel tr, To tunnel through the Rocky
Mountains With a hair-p,n, as 20 break the
farcc of this magnificent showing - ilbauy
J.ugnak
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

Lungs feel easier and better BY fifty per
cent. | am better than have been for six
months. Ny cough is nothing to what j,
used to be: scarcely notice IT, Go to bed
at night. and scarcely cough once before
am asleep, and scarcely wake until broad
daylight Surely there Is something ron
derfid IN Compound OrygeH'" SO writes
one Of our patients. Our Treatise on Com
pound Oxygen. containing a record Of many
remarkable cures. sent free. DIS. STARKEY
X PALEN. 100 and iii Girard Street,
Philadelphia. lw32 is. VI. COW.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

WHY YOU should u.c the People. Favor
tic Tome Bji;cr' arr. bcclu,c they are pure
y vegetable because the rrl.cf they afford
is permanent; hceaa.c the bottle. contain
larger quantity FOR the price than any 9th
or Bitter. and because Al, who use them
unite IN saving that the, are uncquailed a..
a cure for indigestion. b,..nu.ncs.. and all
disease. II the Liver. See advertisement,
in other column. 2wjl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

MOS sE~IpkNT taNes in Tho tpwa . uro-
IN ia the tauRV Il U4Hcnrk. f.r toe
yesr ls'p 90 bills comn'lticsi ip J. Giles.
collector "a %.i town. The 18th las
~ June is7B. 10. bern returned b.
hgrn a. u.o afutHg unpaid the agh l-g
Of jane l.-si by Lt@ rrruhe4le Of thnt t..- and
nov rsusig unpAtd. an npHce y Asrvbv gwen
that n he satl tsSr .lntrrr-t .ni Ch.f- not
pAIi - The Treasurer 81 sAti tawn xfiAfa rtxalr
uIauiil. from shr late % commitment 10 aaid
bil. 80 much 90 thc rrat rstltr Iar~.I aS,tf ur
slthc s-nt IN pay thr au4osiuL lu- therefor.
tpsiu'ius interest anA rhsTE~s. sH without
uris'r nattr" hr soi A. pgbhv Auction at tl, PIT
ufrr IN s-rl tusn GA rur.stag lIc tls ruts eighth
81 ~ rrmt.r u $50. a. b. q, tuyk 4. VI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
NATIONAL GREENBACK COUNTY
CONVENTION

mepsbtteaa Nsata assess.

THE National ,.re.nback sotcrs q Iianr5-k
i County. an rnqucsied ." met hv their del"
gatrs at 4 osUBiy eution r. lc hulsiru 81 itaH
csck Han. ia kn.WOr b. an SATURDAY ADg-u-l Ian.
is>a. NJ TIN e the CtaCl tn the forenoon nuui
nats tuo SENATOR AMI Candidate for the afficss
Of Jusise 81 PrUbats, Register q t'FaAie. erG Of
tn ouTf-, frvasuTUr one tpuTfa "silful- 4Iisr
and O. trAn.aTt other hu-iu.%s that prop
criy oaine before thc cpnvcut.un III" ha-i- u
representation shkH D. - follow fsrh citt.
town aud plantation within aid county slAl H.
eniitieSl u delegate. AMI additional deb
gate for ever hfiy VOTERS. and = fraei!"n Of ~
vote oa-i fur Joseph / smith. at lie eie,tioa u
i..s.
AIoNLO COLBY
MALLORY kIN',MAN.
WILLIAM II AID,
HORACE DAVIS.
.W3l COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05
spttiaI Aotifts.


IL al aho suffering FROM the and In
di-srstion- % yonIh nervous weaknr--, early de
cay, hos. 81 manhood, Ss.. | viii s.nd recipe
thai Will curc You. FREE on CHARGE This
great remedy discovered by missionary in
south America. send a elf addressed enycnI.
To the Etv- Ju-ErH r. IsMAS. >latioa u, Netc
York Clg. IyrU
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

Israel Jones, Of Franklin station. Ohio.
ha, a son whom the doctor, hal gwen up
With diabeie,- lie applied a DAY, RID
SLY PAD, when hc commenced to improve
aud j. nnW able Ia get out and attend 10 hi,
work.
Hanger i, talking Of having tcIcphon-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to az
] concerned that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself, the trust OF an A..
EntnIstratrtN with the viii Xed Of the 4tl If
GEORiiE Z. WHITE, late OF amherst.
Ia the County Of Hancock. deceased BY giving
bond a. the iaw directs; she therefore requests
all persons = ho are Indebted TO the said deceas
eds estate 10 make immediate payment, and ttinHe
who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit The
same tor paytasEt
MARIA II. WHITE.
Amherst June 18th, lss4. 3Ues
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

The date on the address label each subscri.
ter's paper shows the time 10 which the subs-rip-
ton Is paid and all subscribers in arrears
requested "a pay up as soon A. possible.
In all Communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested To state the
Post Oiee to which the paper IL. or is To be sent
"
In dIreciing change Of address. always give
the present address well the TO which you
wish the paper Afterwards sent
THIS PAPER Is on FILE WITH
n
slesse ca.
>$ass sewSz
Wher. Advertising Contract. can b- sa.-is>
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

Hk subscriber hereby gives public notice to
! all cuncsraei. that he hAs been dHjy appoint
ell and has taken upon hfm-eI the trust OF
IN = iiGIntstratar of The Estate of
JOSEPH WEBSTER late Of Casino,
in the GOnpty Ol Hancock, yeoaau deccasel
by giving bOnd az the law directs ne therefore
requests ali per-obs "a no indebted - the
said ,tcCTaseI- Eatatc, Ia make Immediate paw
msnL and those Tho have any tienAgi-
tIcreon, 10 exhibit the same tor payment.
CAPT IRA Whistler
July :. lao. asa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

YiiE sub cubcr hereby gIye- Publtc notice 90 ali
] concerned. that he has been daily appointed
and ha. taken upon himself. The tri.t OF an Ad-
mini-Gfaior 81 ttlc Estate o.
WILLIAM II PATTERSON late OF Buck sport
ia The COUNTY ~ Hauc1ck decsasrd
hy giving bot4d Tie isU directs, tie therefore
requests all persons whU 4ir tErt-bse to The SAID
dereaevfs estate. TO make Immediate payment
and those Who have anv demands
thereon 10 exhibit the -lui- for pa nent
JAMES ". PATTERSON
Inur IT, issa tvrsp
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05
FARM FOR SALE.

TnE .alselhcr hereby strc- pa bile notice to
] lil cJnrcTHc,l that she haa been duiY a9-
pointed. lni has taken ul1u herself. the trust Of
an sjfriui-trsiTiS Of the f.Atate Ut
ri VII bt"lIiRlpt,E. late OF Elem, in the
,uul. 1t flanrpcG. drccasgsi by giving bond
the LIS .Ire"t-. 7hr therefore requests all
peraeu- hr InAcbts1i 10 the SAT- deceaseyl's
cststc, ~ make Immediate payment. anal thosr
hn have .ny demands thereon to exhibit The
same Tor payment
HANNAH !. DoopElDGE. Adm'x
k'lrn July - i--p IRl-
TnE subscriber hereby gives public uot.ce 10
i all concerned, lA,t he has becn duly ppo4at-
ed. and has taken uuou himself the trust OF
Executor 1T tbc last win aul Te- lament II
NEW ruS CURTIS, iais OF BHckspogt.
la the COUNTY Of Hancock, yCognan. lie
&c sed,by gstHg bond a. tae law IIrecta he there
tore requests all persons who are Indebted 10
the -aId 'lcre4srst'E estate. Ia make tMmcl!
Bie payment. and il3nse whn have aHY demand.
thereon 10 exhibit tEr same tur payment
WE>t ~ ct RTI~
June IL. l,,o. 3w2
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05

the best poem which was written during

the best poem which was written during
the war"
Pietro Alessandro Garda, the man who
when Napoleon returned from Elba
hoisted the tri-colored flag on the Tuile-
ries while the Palace was still occupied
by the Royal Guards, has just died at
Turin. He was after the return from
Elba attached to Napoleon's staff and
fought at Waterloo. Since then he has
been director of an English mining COM
pany in Peru, a VOLUNTEER with his friend,
Garibaldi. and gentleman of leisure,
living quietly in his own chateau.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05

!. Kidney Wort Is natures remedy for Kid
ney and Liver diseases. Piles and Constipar
ton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05

The ;lS a. m. train connects for Portsmouth via
Chlihcothe. The S23 a. m and 9:03 p m. trains
connect for Jackson and Portsmouth. via Handen.
HAHHIMohR OHIO, VIA PARKEHspUno
Depot Pearl and Plum.
Baltimore Ex daily......... s:23am 6:ss n m
Baltimore Elk daily ....... eos m 6:8 am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16

PERsoNAn--BRIEF ITENS.- Colonel w. S.
Gilman left for Washington this morning.
He will speak at Frederick sbalrg with Mr..
Kelley in October, and at other points in the
State during the canvass.
The Board OF Managers OF the Retreat
for the Sick meet this afternoon.
Virginia Council, r. A., No. 26. will open
their hail from Z TO g O'Clock this evening
to exhibit the portrait OF the late Edward
Mccarthy to his numerous friends in this
citv.
Mr.. Daniel w. Lewis. well. known cot-
ored Democrat, is in the city.
Mr.. William III. Thompson has been elect
ed engineer at the city almshouse uice Will
liam Ahern, resigned on account OF ill.,
health.
The American schooner Sarah Eaton, M1
master, from Windsor, Nova Scotia, with q
cargo OF lump plaster, entered at the esss-
tom-house yesterday.
The contract for antbracite and engine
coal and wood for the penitentiary has been
awarded by the BoaSd OF Directors TO
Charles Ii. Page.
The September term OF the HusSngs
Court begins next Mo9day.
Robert Lavender, another one OF the
ChimbOrazo conviets, has escaped froaa The
grounds. One Of the guards fired IA him,
but without avail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16

The MIxsTRgLs LAST NiGHr.--The per.
form'nce given by the very excellent Min
s'rel Company OF Barlow, Wilson, Prfm-
rose Il West was one Of the most complete
Of Hs kind We have ever witnessed. The
Tbeaffc was literally packed from nit to
dome, and many persons who came late left
rather than be ismmed 10 the crowd which
occupied all available staBding.room. Those
who did tot enter missed indeed a great
treat. The company Is simply immense,
and kept the large sudieDce in roars OF
laughter and bursts Of applause by turns
Throughout theentire evening.
The opening part was eFevcriy arranged
with the thirty performers sealed in a semi.
circle and raised ~ tiers Cf seats. The cho-
rus singing, Instrumental psusic, and Jokes
Of Messrs. Barlow and Wilson were all very
fiBe, Mr.. Frank Toward has One voice,
and sang "The Old Doorstep" with beau
tifIa eject.
The violin performance OF Hr. Eddie Fox
was indeed surprising, for we had MOI anti
cipaisd she pleasure OF Nearing 70 finished a
PERFORMER on the king or Instruments In a
miustyef troupe. His mutations Of animals
were simply perfect.
Mr.. Miit. g. Barlow IS the bessr and, in
fact, onIp good dilineator Of the negro cha
racter w have seen in the travelling min
strei compaqsies for many "a day. The aver
age attempt at the negro impersonation
ends with klsekening OF the compfsSlon.
The lingno wopld pass better for BoweYy
boy than a real darky. Bsrlow is excel
lent, ard really refreshing.
The broatl!sword combat clog was proba-
bly, the most wopderful performance on the
programme.
The dancing OF these eight champion
rog.dancers on sbe world-Primrose and
West, Fox and Ward. Doyle and DAILY
Turner and MasNin-was q performance
the excellence OF which must be seen to be
appreciated.
nr. George Wilson, In his new acf,- was
inimitabe. His bvylesque Oration contain
ed some fine hits, and brought down the
house.
That the Barlow, Wilson, Primrose i
West COmpany's entertainment was a suc-
cess was the universal expression last eve
nipg,.and should they return again 10 our
city warm reception awaits them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE PROPOSED COMPROMISE The Con
servative State Central Committee met ir
this city yesterday morning at the Ex
man, Mr. A. Koiner, 10 consider some plan
OF compromise between the contend
ing factions In this State. The CON-
mittee met with closed doors. After
a conference Of some hours a sub-commit-
tee was appointed TO arrange terms to be
submitted TO the ReSdjuster State Commit
tee. The committee reasembled at
O'Clock =. M.. when the repoft OF the SUBJ
committee was adopted.
This proposition was subTsftted to the
RsadjusieY State Committee ~ session at
the Whig building between . and 10
O'Clock last night. At o'clock this morn
ing that committee was still in session, and
bad taken no action. In fact, it was'EepoIt ted
that the proportion was still unopened
on the table, and that the time since
the receipt Of the communicates had
been spent in bearing the views Of mem.
bers OF the committee and canvassers ~ to
the public sentiment in reference to the
proposed compromise. The RcSdjuBser
Committee also met In secret session. Be-
fore adjournment until to-day the Conserya.
tive Committee adopted q resolution enjoln-
ing secrecy upon II. members and all pre-
sent as to the terms OF the proposition
Nothing was known last night OF It's pur-
port, and anything that might be written
would be mere conjecture and surmises.
Both committees will be IN session to-day,
and the result OF the conference will be
definitely known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16

POLICE CoURT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justice ID. e. Richard
son:
James NJ. Granger. charged with unlaw-
fully assauting and striking Tom Sager,
was discharged.
Walter Williams lcolored) charged with
having in his possession TWO rolls Of linen
supposed to have been stolen, was dis
charged.
Andrew Sttb (colored), charged with be-
ing a yagrant, with no visible means OF
support, was committed to jail for fifteen
days in default OF surety.
Lemuel Powers, charged with assaulting
and beating Warren Carlton, was fined S5.
Edward Robinson and Alexander Hun
ter (both colored), charged with fighting
at the Chesapeake and Ohio depot. Hunter
was fined S5, and Robinson was dis
charged.
John Ellis, charged with being drunk
and using profane language on the street,
was ordered to leave the city, he being a
nonresident.
William Christian (colored), charged With
being dlsorderly and creating disturbances
on the street, was discharged.
George Young, charged with being drInk
and unable to take care Of himself, was
tined g.
Storrs & Co., charged with allowing iheir
driver to drive carelessIy through the street,
were fined 81.
Ell. Hobson, charged with allowing his
hydrant on Seventh street between Byrd
and Arch to waste water, was fined %.
Warren Carlton, charged with oSstruct'
ing Sixth street near Broad with buck.
ster's stand, was ordered TO stop selling at
the place complained Of unless he obtains
permission from the market authorities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16

THE MOZART CHORUS. The chorus Of the
Mozart Association will be re6rganzpd on
next Friday evening at Mozart Hall. And
from the inducements held out by the As
sociation to those who Join there will doubt.
less be large addition OF new recruits to
the old chorus. They win be under the
direction Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Bernard,
and will enjoy the privilege OF members
without paying the monthly dues.
The Mozart is in a fourishing condition,
and has secured fine vocal aud instrumental
talent for this, winter. At the last meeting
OF the Board sixteen new members were
admitted, and there are now q number of
new applicants Cor admission.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16

WHEN GENERAL GRANT IS COMING EAST
General John Ramsey, department COM
mander of the "Boys In Blue -" OF New
Jersey, received the following letter Tues
day: ,ooo
"GALENA, Ill, September III, 1880.
4" General John Ramsey Commander n-
parlment Neu Jersey Boys In Bsae'
.Dear General,-I have your letter OF the
9Th instant inviting me to be present ut a
grand rally Of the Republicans oil New Jer'
sew At some time after my arrival 10 New
York. Twill be there about the ID OF Oe.
tober 70 stay only for a few days, but VIII
return on the 10th to remain for an indefi'
Mite period. II you should have your meet.
Ing after the latter date. Ut any time that
nav suit you bet, | would attend viii
great pleasure. Very truly yours,
~. 8. GRANT"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16

THE CITY on RICHMOND.-Tbe new steamer
City OF Richmond, of the Jane River Line,
which had an accident to one OF her boilers
Monday, preventing her from making the
trip to this city from Norfolk Tuesday, will
arrive here this afternoon, and tomorrow
will make her regular trip back TO Norfolk.
The accident was slight one, and did not
iniure the boat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16

THE MOZART THIS EyENINa.-Fir over
ture, Lustspeil," (Bela,) orchestra ): sec
ond, solo piano-d, Berceuse," Chopin
b, Rondo Brilliant" (Weber, ,lMiss Eliza
beth RyanS third, solo, cornet, "Ave
Maria" (Sehubert.) Mr.. John Kessnieb ;
fourth. "Devil's March," (Suppe,) orohes-
ira; fifth, "Turkish March," from R,iiDs
OF Athens. arranged by Rubenstein, (Bee-
thoven,l Miss Elizabeth Ryan; sixth, solo
violin, - Scene ct BaIIety0 De Beriot.) Mr..
John Kessnich; seventh, solo clarinet,
(Bergson,) Mr.. Felix Jardella; eighth,
waltzes. 4" Brown or Blonde," (Waldteufel,,
orchestra,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16
linton. Ind

PURELY vEaErABLE MEDIcirSsa. containing
all the virtues 0f aabomel without asy Of the iuju-
rious tendencies Bstly dreaded by !naDknd. SIM
MONS LIVER n sggLAToR will be Ieand prompt to
start the secret!eIs Of the liver aDiatse healthy
70 the entire system, without salissiion or any
Injurious effects. when used As csAbarsic II In no.
wise disorders the syStem. nor doss h produce any
nausea or sie<stomach when ahsai Ia purge. II Is
mild In its. action not to sserfsre with tusi-
ness or pieasuEQ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16
AUCTION sALEs THIS DAY.

ATKINSCyc2 TEsHiHK, l p. NJ, vipcsar an ap-
pies, on' aSck
JNO. v. IAUGHTcN. JR., 10Y A.. H., piano.
households fhruftures-tSe.
GEORGE 8. yMsHOfR 4 SON, AZ 2. NJ trustees
sale OF ~. with tsy4 Srick dwelling and other
i'm improvements therpO0. on Marshall street be-
tween hoTuoe and Snaisen.
GEORGE 8. yASfiONk soS, o p. NJ. reed brick
store. with dwelling aissve, wi kifcher attach
ed, corner Of Hsncocli aud Clay streets.
FURMkN TU5f'rR. O. q. ~. framed tenement
No. 920 norshThirtietsstreet, between y and r
streets.