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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24

HUMPTY DUNPrY. Mr.. Tony Denier's
Humpiy -Dnnpty troupe appeared at the
Theatre last night and played to a splendid
audience. 1t !, almost needless 10 say that
IIumpty was brimful Of fun and afforded
intense amusement. This afternoon Hump
" will give - a side-Spli'ting matlrGc," and
tonight his engagement closes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24

THE TOBACCO MARKET. the week
$50 pounds OF loose tobacco of this
years growth were sold at the different ware
houses Of the city. The number OF pounds
sold at Shockoe warehouse was 22S.2
Crenshaw'S, 0,4S0; and Centre, 93,lO0.
One lot Of about 800 pounds, raised in
North Carolina, was sold at S4950 per cwt.
at Centre warehouse. The bidding yester-
day was very spirited, and Il large quantity
of fancy bright smoking and wrapper leaf
was sold. The prices of dark tobacco
ranged as follows: LugS, g 80 to S42j; (;
and leaf, s. to $40.
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GOODS! NEW GOODS!
no THING OLD OR TRAsHY-sVERfTHls2
OF THE LATEST DEs4GNS.

rdALACnITE VASES. COLOGsE SETS, &.ai
DUNMORE ORR cMENTs, &T.;
CRACKLE VASES BOUQUEt-HOLDERa> &c.
.IRIDISCENr BOUQU 81 and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS. Go;
DREsDERO ORNAMENTS. &C.;
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SETS &C.;
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BOXES, TRAYS, &C..
MAJOLICA, in new designs, at half former prices
FRENCH aud ENGLISH DINNSk-, TEA, an
TOILET-SETS;
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DlNNER CoFfEfs,
fHARLEQUIN TEA and DESsERT-sETs,
JAPANNED COAL-VASES snd PLATE'WARM.
Frs.
The above src now open for inspection. No hea
eau he formed OF The variety, 80 come aud see.
e.. TAYLOR, lOll Main street.
y. {. SUTTON. tsale.men. A.,
j. g.. SNkLSON.b dc
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.

HE LATEST NOVELTIES IN TIE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.
AMBER CRAChLE GLASS;
FLORENTINE GLASS-only few pieces iE this
ctuphy:
CERE GLASS, which took ;he premium over Tho
Bohemian:
HARLEQUIN, A. ID. COFFEEs, and DESSERT
SkIS:
FRUIT tTES-lyOry bOdy-ronc;hing new:
DECORATED DINNER SkfS-htOkO pattern;
CHAMBER SEr>-MmiOn-gari Of patterns;
TEA SEIS-al p1ces and styles.
viii have opened on The srH INSTANT the
largest assortment OF WORCE 10 RsDREsDhN.
ASD LONGWl WARE ever exhibited. aud en-
tittly new designs. GEORGE GIBSON. Jn..
ses 1907 Main strset.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dore Attn,
DISPATCH PRINTISGHoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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SUPRgMg COURT OF APPEALS First Ma.
nQual Bank OF Alexandria Is. TurnbuIl &
Co. Argued by Linden Kent, Esq, for
plaintiff in error, and I. i. Smith, Jr., for
defendant i'm error. and submitted
Collier Us. Southern Express Company.
Submitted.
Linden Kent. Esq, was allowed to prac-
tice as counsel in this court.
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s'SPsIn DIVIDENDS.
LIFE.INSURANCE CON
PANY.
UNPAID 1IVIDENDs.

The dividends described below will De- paid 90 che
stockholders respectively their LEGAL Fepr' .eIt-
tycs upon pre- seBfaOn Of their certificates Of stOek
In case Of lOst certificates proof ut tt owner hip
scriber, and all others Interested. Forms 90 afii-
dayit and pond will be furnished by the sub. e=ibc r
ON application.
MOTHER STOCKHOLDERS EXCEPT TBOs II
NAMED BELOW NEED APPLY. THERE " A.
ONLY ONE DIVIDEND DECLARED WIN CH
WAStN FULL, ON lHE 18TH MAY, 1878: \ NJ
ALL THE OTHER STOCKHOLDERS HAVE RE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24

PROFESSOR WINSTON OF ASTRONOMY
Professor Winston will deliver the second
Of his course OF lectures on Astronomy be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Asso cia.
ton next Tuesday night at Association
Hall.
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MEETING OF MADISON WAED REPuBII-
CANS.-Last night Hams Hall, on Ninth
street. was the scene Of the greatest coufu-
sion and hub.bnb imaginable. The Repub-
licanS OF Madison Ward met 10 - organize
the ward and make preparation for the
ueXt municipal election. 4 meeting for
the same purpose was held there Tuesday
night, and officers were elected The cr-
oticiO president Of the ward was not pres
cnt then, but called meeting for last night
70 "blOt ont the work OF the former meet
ing," declaring that il WIS Illegal. Those
who took p-rt in Tuesdays proceedings
were greatly displeased last night, the re-
suit being a general misunderstanding be-
tween themall Several prominent Repub-
IicanS from the custom-hOuSe cndeavOred
TO pacify some OF their noisy colOred breth-
ren, but they wouldn't be quieted
There were two wings OF the Republican
party present, and they were equally di-
yidcd. One party adhered 10 what they
termed National Republican," and the
other to 4" local custOm-hoUse" principles.
1t was impossible for the two factions to
come together, consequently the d" local
custom. house" Republicans will, it is un-
derstOod, meet next week. About 125 were
present last night. and at times the
- Chair" was called upon TO hear motions
from most all of them at once. TO locker
on the scene was very amusing.
The meeting was called TO order by w.
f. johnson, who presided, with Aaron
DodsOn secretary. The following officers
were elected for the canvass Ed. Green,
president; William Monroe, yice-preSident;
Aaron Dodson, secretary; J. G.. RyeS. as
sistant secretary; Isaac Allen. treasurer;
Rolling Page chaplain. City Central Com
mttee-Mc. Teny, Aaron Dodson. Henry
Rayall. Executive Committee-Jobn Dam
iel, SOlon johnson, +. :. Russell. Finance
Committee Benjamin Mosby, Ne. Teny,
o. II. Russell.
The following resolution was adopted:
ReSOLCed, That we, the Republicans Of
Madison Ward, in meeting assembled for
the purpose OF organization, do so with the
declared purpose Of renewing llegiance
to the great National Republican party.
whose principles shall be our platform. and
whose flag shall be the banner under which
on the 4th day Of November, 1880, We will
march to glorious victory or honorable de-
feat.
1t is stated that the meeting on Tuesday
night was made up OF ReadiusterS, who
went last night 10 break up the meeting,
but failed.
After the officers were elected Mr.. o. II.
Russell and j. Anderson Taylor made
speeches, cOunseling harmony.
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,.., sI176 90
ANDREW &c .uNSTON
Counsel Of VIRGINIA Life lnsuras .ce Company
No. IIOI eist Ndin street, Richmond. Va.
in u .nll.-
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TIE MOST PALATABLE WAY 20 take Cod-fiyer
oil is in emulsion. Use PURCELL, LADD K CO.'S,
combined with hypopho,Dhitea Of lime and soda.
Price. SOC. For sale by all drnggi.ts.
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MEssRs. W. ID. BLAIR & co. have the pleasure Of
announcing that their " "PITANA" and SANTA
CLARA" CIGARS have arrived, and are uncOm-
monty good,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24

THE WHRPiNG-PosT IN KENTUCKY
Louisville. Ky., January 22.--Tbe lower
house OF the Kentucky Assembly to-day
passed bill revlyng the whlpping-post
lazy,
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a RICHMOND YOUNG MAN ORDAINED DEA-
COMM W. Dudley Powers, son OF Mr..
William II. Powers, OF this city, ana a
nephew of Right Rev. Thomas L. Dudley,
was ordained deacon by Bishop Dudley, at
Louisville, Ky, on the Gth instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24

COUGHS. COLDS, AND CONsUMPTIOT are often
cured by The timely use Of Cod-Liyer Oil. Try the
Emulsion prepared by PURCELL, LADD Il co.
Price. SOC. For sao bY all druggsts.
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/" NEW A" SOAP

'"aae-fnaik registered to careful housekeepers,
"0' ony ss superior in quality, hut as in form The
@''' eeonomfcal Soap now made.
fOc s. W&stFeISI
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The reader Is invited 10 compare the above diyi-
lend, with thO.e OF any other company.
For further Information, address
JOHN -. GARY. state Agent
1913 Main street. Richmond. Va.
y. B.-AGENTs WANTED for Virginia.
ja 24-eOdtAp2
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LirGaIA WAYE9.
iifhsA wAYEx
RELhONT IrliTA WATER.
~ NEW KENT COUNTY, VA.
SURE CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER. Ngr.
RALGiA. AND ALL DISEASES OF
TIE BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
rs ANALYSIS, TESTIMONIALS. &C, &C

'''' . VT n TT = s'7I'' ''IItIsrs Wt7 Wts
virginia IS noted Tor the mineral waters OF great
cnriiiye powers which abound an over The srrfare
~ lhc Stite: but none are more entitled 10 favor
h1n new rival which has only come in,o notice
N's"ih tIe Iast few mon'hs. THIS Is the wonderful
BELMONT LITHM WATER,
who's. marvelSus curative mowers sre at'es.,d bv
man 'rel-kboun citizens. II Is rot q sprlny. sub.
JecI t. "a lctuaiiops IN It's supply. bat au
ARFESiAN WELL,
n, y'rg sourc@ remote rom the oute T. and psur-
Ing f0rf1 IL; he1hh h-gyng wdtsrs In a geTtr.fsiI-
ing. eyer-zsf Idy - Ysan.
The following ansysis msde ~ The scrO.a she'd
STATE Chepfse. Dr. WILLIAM II TAYLOR. seis iort,
It's claim amongst she rery EoTsBtyst in ss epr,
tive piOpersses:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24

NJ. ElLYsoN Il co.. advertising agents, insert "a.
yer ,sements In all Of the newspapers Of the Unitss
sses a. publishers rates. Orders left st the Dts
patch countinE-room will receive prsmrt attsr
fiOr.
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COLGATE 4 CO.'S

~" SOAP can be cut in two, the oval end
oasIed readily in he hand, aud the larger end worn
u'"n almost to a wafer without any waste.
COLGATE co. recommend their
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SHEET MUSIC.

lust RECEIVED. TEN THOUSAND
- COPIE- OF THE FINEST PIECES OF
SHEET MUSIC. from G. schirmer, New YORK.
Thev Include his latest publications.: also. The
finest importaiiOns of FOREIGN NOVELTIES and
CLASSICS. Teachers and amateurs solicited 10
call aud examine. Prompt ana courteous at'ehu'S
RAMOS & MOSES, Piano Wsrerooms
"a 20 Cod2v 9t4 MAIN a'Te~.
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DO NOT Poison YOURSELF by indl crlmlnate ap-
phcalon'' hu call for Toilet Waters, Powders Cos-
tnciic>, &C.. made 10y j. & T.. ATKINSON, London
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24

5O5 BROAD STREET
is ADDITION TO NY REGULAR STOCK,
WHICH TIE
NEW GOODS COMING N THIS WEEK WILL
MAKE AGAIN COMPLETE,
ICA.rafuu Iircof DRESSING. COMBS;
FINE-CcMB- in three grade, of dnehess;
TUCKlNG-COMBs and HAIR-ORNANENTs OF
au Kind, and a low prices;
HAIE.BEUSUEs from IOc. o$l;
NAIL sud TOOTH BKUSHF S-all grades
Tie fines. iue Of POCKET-BOOKS and PORTE
MONNAIEs ever offered i'm town, in price from
5c.losl75;
Al elegant assortment Of PAPETERIEs' both
plnn aud fancy, in prce from sc. to the finest
grades.
Lots Of rew styles and novelties I'm
LADIES SETS
PINS, DROPS,
CHAINS and BRACELETS,
both IN plated goods and English earnet.
New designs In SILVER-PLATED TABLE
WARE, in single double, and triple plate;
Afal line Of ROGERS BROTHERS Al PLATE
Ia TEA, DESSERT, and TABLESPOONS,
FORKS aud KNIVES, to be sold at the lowest
possible pilces;
Ahrgef variety OF POCKET-KNlVES than ever
before, and SCISSORS Of al tlzes and shapes
every pair warranted-at
W. A. STEVENS'S.
"a - No. sos Broad street.
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THAT MEDICINE goes Iight 10 the spot. re-
frcsncs. reyiyes, and cures."-A pdtient M HoD
BttitrS.
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srArE or vLnGIXIA. oIrY or EIcnNoN0..TO

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY Or RICHa0NO.-fO
WIT:
T.Charies r.. Williams, a not. ~ public fOi intcity
aDreeaid. in tl. >t1Ie of Nr1uia, 90 certlfy nat
e.. ODER. CHARLES d. HILL. tHARLES II. ShjN-
KER. and en- RLES WArk IS. whose na nes are
signed 10 the for, going WIlrg nave ackng siedscd
the same before me ir my sci tcify. Ana 10 fur-
thrr certify Thar Charc, d. lili one oi hc general
partncr, named In The fDreg Ding wriling. MS day
made oath before me In my said CITY. that g. ober,
the sprrill utrtaeF named % 9fid = n ma has ac-
tually paid In cash - tns arm or lllu. f'sinkef
Watkins ,he sum Of twenty tnOusdnd d'ii a. 10 MS
input into saId firm
Given und,r my hand tb' 1T day of ',ecembcr,
\. ID. 1879. CHABLtS 1. WILLIAMS.
/, Irw NOia q, Public.
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Dr. Ia FoNzo does not sell medicines on th'
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EEs~EE RES.

DROFESSOR &. IL. WINSTON WILL
4 deliver tie second Of hi, course of Lectures on
Astronomy before the IOnus Mems Christian As
sOci1tiOn. at Association Han I UESDNY NI.IIT.
23d Instant, at s o'clocS. Subject: THE FIXED
STARS"
course 75c. For sale M G.. +. John>ton'.. glS
Main street. and at Association Hall. Members Of
the Young Mems Christian Association admitted
free. h2s st
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TESTIMONIALS
IN the hands Of the nrnnriefor.

In the hands of the proprietor:
DIR. l.. \. 81 >TER. ply sician IN charge Of tho
Ntw n nj County pOorhOuse. who hss tested these
waters. writes that 10 IS destined % rival other
spring, as a curative agent In tho following forms
OF disrase: OV VARIAN. UTERINE asd URINARY
TT n. GOUT. DRoP-Y iu its varsrd form.. Or
STINATE INTERMITTENT FEVER, COS>1I-
PATTON. NAUSEA arisii from pregnancy, and
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Dr. ToMLIN bRAXTON. of King William county,
Va writes: - have used in my practice the Bel
mont Jithia Water as an emmenagOsue ith bene-
ial effects striking and remarkable a. to lnske
M almO.t fear coincidence"
DR.. Y. T.. JONES. of New Kent COrDiv. tesiifes
that patient OF his was cured ol Il { llRONIC Az
FICTION OF THE KIDNEYS AND BhADDtH,
attended with INDIGESTION and SORtNEoS OF
THU EYES bv the use of a few bottles On'y.
Mr. Il. ". SPENCER. OF The same conntS, writes
that both hmself 1nd wife were cured Of DGS-
PEP>IA, aticgded with Loss OF APPETITE and
GENERAL DEBILITY, by the u.e of ORty J0ur
gdHOR> Of this water.
Mr.. I. u. WARING. of King william county. was
cured of CHRONIC AGUE AND FEVER Of two
years standing after all O'her remedi Il a2ebis had
failed. 10y The use Of on ~ uco g1f0RS.
Mr.. +. ODENHEIMFR. Of RichnOuf. was entirety
r. lieycd from iNFLANMATlON OF TIE KID
\FNS AND BLADDER by IT. Use f0f a shOri time.
Tic0 giOSses Of ! aT rcd in The cf-c ~ young
lady OF Atlanta, ia. immediate relief In acute
pains from NEURALGIA.
these cures seem mary lOu-, Int HFg attCst0d 10
by perfectly reliable IA ties. aud many more might
ne added from The lar-r number In the hands OF the
pTopiicior
These wat'rs are for sale IN halfgill0n bottles or
by the ,lcmi john or barrel by
CHRISTIAN & WHITE,
Sl4 Main street, Richmond. Va.
nl9.M&SlmO IA
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BUFFALO I;lLL.-On Monday we are TO
have the Buffalo Bill combination at the
Theatre
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ONE sranrAL SALON co9rArys-
snlnheretted IIydrnaen pas....-. ass = I

n IS pcculrlv adaptr ri 10 per suff ring from
CHRONIC AGUE AND FFVEE. DHOPSY. DYs-
YEPSIA. DE SEAsESU srHE URI NARY ORGANS,
tNFLAAiA.A1 ION OFTHE BLADDER. R.NEtIRAI,-
GA. NERVOUS HEADACHE. ana DISEASES
PECULIAR TO WOMEN, and assn ANriDOrE
rO lHE THIRST FOX ALCOHDLIC LIQUORS.
In support of tins statement We present 1be fol-
lOwing facts from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24

MEDICAL COLLEGE 0F VIRGINIA.
w The visitors of this Institution will meet At TN.
College on TUEsDAy, MARYH 70. at IL rn'eloes-
10 M The CHAIR OF AEATOM Z. yncaied by tI,r
resignation OF Professor y. -. Cunningham.
Applicants will snd In their credentials 10, the
secirtary Of the Eoard. w.
BY order OF HtsI. JAMES LYONS President
IN IJ-e0dtd SecI,s.rr
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MEETINs.R.

JAMES RIVER ASp KASAwHA Cow pANY,l
hlcHM0ND. VA, Jaunary 22. 1850.
A y ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE
"A srICkIIJI.DERS or THE JAMES r IyER
AND hANAWHA COMPANY viii be held r. this
once on sAIURDAY The 24ib instant n ~ ".
t.ooo. WILLIAM T.. MUNFORD.
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SOAR.
TIE OVAL CAKE

TIE OVAL CAKE
The most economical form Of Washing Soap. All
bar or 'qusre cakes wear Cown in use 10 large fat
heee' TOO thin to handle, aud therefore wasted;
while the OVAL cAKEof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24

(tASH DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN 1880,
" (LESS STATE TAX. II ASYJ
on TWENIY-YEAR ENDOWMENT POLICIES
ISSUED BY THE
no II 7 II " a T. Il y VI u 7 L 4 l.
LiFE-TNSURANCE COIPASY
DURING THh LAST TWENTY YEARS.
AMOUNT.........SlO.OOO AGE..................35
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REAL ToRcHoN LACE COLLARS at 1Oc. worth
zoe.
Best ono-button seamless Kid Gloves, in small
sizes. at 25c.
new lot of Crepe Lisse Tarietan and Footing
Rutliing and Rutll,S.
New styles Bbs and Collars.
New styles i'm shifting Print.
Cretonnes for furniture covering.
Bargains in Black Ca.hmeres.
Large arrivals Of Hamburg Edging, and Insert
ugs and Torchon Edgings aud Inserting. at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 4. NJ, horses, mule
onen-hack, harness aud horses, carriages, bu
gies kc.
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OF LIMITED PARTNER

vi L ~
~ SlIIP-The undersigned have formed a LINZ
TIED PART NERSIllP 10 condnri The GROCERY,
LFAF-TOBNCCO. AND GENERAL cOMMIs-
SION BUSINESS i'm the ciIy OF Richmond aud
state OF Virginia under the iriG-naine Of IIILL,
~kINkER 4 WATKINS. 10 begin on Ihr lST DAY
or JANUARY 1880. ana 10 COnlnGe for Tie pc
riOd of ihIee years @ ycarsl
The GENERAL PAHi SERS In said tim are
CHARLES ID. hILL. CHARLES u. rKlNkER,
aud CiIARLES WATKINS. all of whom are ciii-
zen, of the state Of Virginia aud reside In the city
OF Richmond.
The SPECIAL PARTNER Is GCSTANUS
OBER, a cltlzen Of the state OF Maryland, ana rc-
siscs ~ the city of Baltimore.
The SPECIAL partner has contributed TO The COM
mon stock rs capital the sum OF twenty thousand
dollars (s20.0O0l IN cash.
Witness our hands this the 3ist day of Dcccin-
Der. eighteen hundred aud soyenty-nine 1879.
l>igncdl CHARLES -. hill
CHARLES II. SKiNkER,
CHARLES WATKINS.
General Partners.
GU~TANUS DBER,
spcciII Partner.
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Il pAmrNEms8sPs.

DsNSea1gGON% Il PAnrNtnSBiP iPs.
V'HE FIRM or WHITE & JORDAN,
l on Brook avenue. No 5ii. have tiis day dis
solved Coz partnership ~ mutual consent. Jordan
with.rawiug Wi'tr VIII continue the business at
the anne stand. u,~Nniug al responsibilities and
settling up al the 'l ~ OF the concern.
ROBERT r.. JORDAN,
rAMUEL y. WHITE.
RICHMOND. January Z. 1850. ~ 2Z-3ts
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4. SAKS K co,
1913 Main street.

Ten boxes SUGAR OF SEVILLE ORANGES, the
sweetest that grow in Florida, direct from The
plantation. For sale by
CHRISTIAN < WHITE.
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FANCY GOODS.

SOS BROAD STREET.
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FAT MEMS DEPARTMENT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-06

THEATRE CoNIouR.-The programme at
the Academy OF Music viii be changed
throughout tonight, and in addition to
the regular performances an interesting
amateur entertainment will be given.
Geo. W. Weisgerber, the oarsman, and
JEFF Miller, will contest for prize at club
swinging; Harvey Frazier and Samuel w.
Davis will give some funny Dutch bust.
ness; George Stein and ]. NJ. Gasner will
dance clogs, and Bide and Allie Leach
will appear in double song and dance, be-
side performing some banjo solos. w.
W. DeCamp, Jim Parker, Charlie Bliss
and Jacob Boes are also announced In
quartet act" The following are the pri.
zes: Stem.winding watch to the best
club swinger; silver castor to the best
quartet silver butter dish tothe best Dutch
comedian solid gold ring to the best dan.
Ger. The manager also promises a cash
prize to the boy who eats an apple dump
ling the quickest. The professional talent
which appears this week is above the
average. The sparriug match between a
man and woman Is interesting, the high.
kickers are immense, Dilks and Wade are
irresistible, and the closing pantomime
is an artistic and-that Is to say, 1t is an
artistic affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-06

WANTS a RAeE.-In Tuesdays 1NrELLI.
aEScER Their following item appeared:
"rhelittle Phaeton, Capt. Dillon,
is the very fastest boat on the Upper Ohio
river. Capt. Dillon says, The Diurnal
captain can beat me Boosting, but J tell
you, young man, l can beat him running,
and Il we come together propose to carry
of those deer horns An 1STRLLIoENcER
man came up from Bellaire the other
day on this little flyer, and thinks the
Captain was not exaggerating. The Telc-
gram, which runs in the same trade as the
Phseion, stands no chance in the fire.
quent contests OF speed between the two"
Capt. Booth says his crew has subscrib.
ed 81 200 TO put up on the Diurnal against
the Phaeton, and he wants Capt Dillon
to put up or shut up" This is the Phae-
toms chance to show that she really can
make good her Captains words, The d.
urnal will run her a race at her own
course and distance, and II she beats she
can have the 81 900, and also the fine pair
OF antlers carried by Capt. Booths boat.
We hope the race may be made, and If it
is, may We be there TO see"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-06


The UNIVERSITY JUBILEE CoNcERTs,-On
Friday and Saturday evenings OF this week
at the Opera House, may be numbered
among the rare and recherche entertain
ments with WHICH Wheeling is visited;
The Fisk singers must not be contounded
with any company oil jubilee singers, or
colored songsters that have ever visited
Wheeling or vicinity. Those which have
been here, tho Tenpesseeans and Old Vir-
pinia Centennial singers, have not pre-
tended to be the original Fisk University
Singers, but honestly acknowledged they
were not, and also that the Fisk company
are not equaled in the world. Fora num-
Der OF years one OF our ministers has been
trying to secure for Wheeling citizens,
the unprecedented privilege and pleasure
Of hearing this company Of singers, in
whose presence Kings and Princes nave
stood, In awe and wonder, and at whose
wonderful rendering musical cities have
been astonished and said, as the London
Daily Telegraph:
"Ihe hushed attention, and the fire.
auently moistened eye, were, perhaps, to
be regarded as more valuable tributes to
the power they exercised, than tho un.
usually vehement plaudits which INVITED
a repetition OF nearly every piece set down
in the programme. 1t may be safely as.
serted, that nothing like the plantation
songs Of these Jubilee Singers has been
before heard in this country"
Through intimacy with General Clinton
B. Fisk, the concerts have been secured
Tor Wheeling, and it is already assumed,
from the looks Of the diagram, that the
effort to secure such an entertainment for
Wheeling, as well as the merits OF the re-
nowned troope, will be rewarded by mag
niGcent audiences.