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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ira
~ COMPANY. .ss.-xe1S
FOR NEW YORK,

This company win dispatch one ., "a A. s',-,f
s'eamcrs--6LD DOMINION, WYANgkE: NAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, AMI RlfilNnNp-
every 1UEsDA), FRIDAY, and sLNDAt a.
high water.
These shps are entirely new, and were bull ~.
pressly for this route.
They 1--we splendid falcons, state-room', AID t--1
rooms.
Tie fare, accommodations, ard s;teaiio's Mc ~
SURPASSED.
Ships going north land AZ Pifr 81. N.-'h t.fr
foot Of Beach street. Ships crmiut ,alHI .IN inl
Pier 43, kOr.h river, foot 81 'nrisiNi u.I -..ft-
Freight received unlt O'Clock o.. di.i.
rregnu FOR points beyond New YORK fotF'pd
with Dispatch ana no ckaGg3 1tde except tc'ta 80
cs6in fare 70 New York, az s.eers,e ~ a.
Is.
Tor further information sppyto
GEORGE ". ALLEN co, tfe -
mvlo once CompNnv's WHARF. i.ocktiA
DHi l. i - r. L II ,, nc IL ,jGeh
4 nOND. AND NORFOLK STEM -. .. -
SHIP LIEF.-FpR PHiLADtI NlUA lh'L
RIVER AND TIE EAST VIA FALL '' f.
THREE TINES A NEEk.-lrti .i 70
Iee the steamers Of this line VII a.s' b
trips leaving Philadelphia every YlL'DAl II
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, So -
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. aud - IAl. ,
nfctiug al Philadelphia With clYde4 - ~
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TIVE rREQt tSf btIAGl ht'-
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily liii . O'Clock -. vi"
* ass H,CktN.DL.
General Son crn Agent. ~ lll'l., 'f'
WI 4LlAM y. CT NbE 4 loo.
G.'Ier, Mt.f-'r.
no23 No ~ South wharye' rn'.a.. -.
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BY Chewing & Rose, Auclioneers,
No. 5 north Tenth street.

WEST-END LOTS AT AUCTION
w We will sell at auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, April ~, 1850. at O'Clock Il. NJ,
that BEAUTIFUL LOT on tie northeast corner of
Park avenue and Shafer streets.
several other lots IN the same neighborhood VIII
be offered Parties seeking good investments should
attend this sale. . -,
TERMS at sale. CHEWING ROSE,
ap l9-4t Aucuonesrs.
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AUCTION SAD.ES-.Fufure Days.
Ry Frank u. Hin & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
No. I108 Man street.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET,
BEGINNING $50 FEET FROM THE
RICHMOND COLLEGE PROPERTY AND
EXTENDING EAsTwARDLY
TO THE PROPERTY OF
SAMUEL J. RUTHERFORD, ESQ,
BEING PART OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN
AS BELLvILLE.r

I,y virtue of a deed OF trust dated July 81 1877,
ana recorded I'm The CLERKS office OF ri bmond Cbau-
Gerry Court. IN Deed Book / | g. page i Ia. aud M
the request Of the beneci ries In said Decd defauit
having been made IN the payment OF certain bond
therein secured. we viii sell on THURSDAY. April
2qib. nj az O'Clock L. NJ. on the prcmlses. the
REAL ESTATE desc ibed I'm said deed. "a follows:
All that certain LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND
living and being in the CITY OF Richmond, on lne
norih side Of Franklin street. on which " fronts FOR
a distance of Cos feet more or less. beginning ~
noin on the north side of said Franklin street $50
feet distant from the line OF the Rchmond-t ollege
property and extending along said street o9S feei,
more or less. TO the property now or formerly ne.
longing to Samuel j. Rutherford, Esq ahd run.
ming back towards Grace street between parnllei
lines at right angles TO Franklin street. 80 feet
inches to an alley twenty ispt wide-being part OF
the land known as " BkLLVILLE."
The GROUND viii be divided INTO lots according 10
Mat 10 be seen at the Office Of the auctOneers. and
eneu?h win be sold TO pay off the debt secured, In
Gliding interest and taxes due, aud the expenses OF
sale.
The extension aud grac ing of Franklin and Grace
value OF his property vei maiei ay and this ale
offers to parties desiring lots 10 hud upon or to
hold as an investment superior inducements. a. no
other locality in the city has improved so rapidly as
this in the past few years.
TERMS: The deed requires $4,000 cash, ana IN
terest at the rate Of per cent per aDnuln nom
july l. 1877. TN paid but. for the convenience or
purcha ers. The terms viii be one third cash. The
balance in six aud Twelve months. with interest
added TO the notes, TO be secureJ by Geed OF
trust. John u; W.
eaIo IN no conducfed Inv FRANK ID. HILL & co.,
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AUCTION sALEs-..ruture Days.
by Chafiln, Staples & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME
TRAINED DWELLING, SITUATED ONTHE
SOUTHEAST CORNER or FRANKLIN
AND sHAFER STREETS, ONE
SQUARE ABOVE MONROE PARK,
AND ONE OF THE MOST DE-
sIRABLE LOCATIONS
IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
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E0OTs. SHOES. xc.

---,-----S->, - = ;,
IF YOU, CAN'T FIND OLD
i LADIES HANDMADE .BUTToNs1l =
BOOi & AND CONGRESS CATERS;
BOOTS, sLIPPERs, and SANDALS. with
Louis XIV. heels;
CHlLpREN'S FINE FRENCH KID and
HEAVY HANDMADE GOAT SPRING.
aH HEEL B0OTS-S TO Ion: 30
GENTLkMEN'si FINEST, HAND-W0RK In
the state;
TRUNKS. yAIIsES. TRAVELLlNG-BAGS,
SATCHgIS. &C, come to
ftt Tenth and Main Streets
who hAs al Of the above, and is pleased 70 show
them. W tttttsf ff ap l2-eod
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BY Jas. DIacdougall. Auctioneer.
90. 10 Governor for Thirteenthl street

BY Jas. DIacdougall. Auctioneer.
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenthj street.
GROCERIES,, STORE-FIXTURES, &C.,
NJ AT AUCTION.-The proprietor of the store
No. 1928 Franklin street, opposite The Theatre
Comidue has determined 10 close business. am
therefore requested by him to sell TO the highest
bidder on WEDNESDAY NEXT the 2 st Instant,
at l0H O'Clock, all his STORE-FlXTURES and
whatever stock OF GOODS there may be remaining
on hand. Among the fixtures are
l EXCELLENT PLATFORM-SCALES, weighing
1900 pounds; = .-
1 MAHOGANY sTAND-UP DESK, CHAIRS, &C.;
2 GOOD COUNTER-SCALES.
1 coon nYSrER.CU INTER,
1 set TEA-CADDIES,
COOKING. and / HEATlNG-STOVE.
ALSO.
A small assortment OF FAMILY GROCERIES.
sale without reserve 10 close business.
The STORE "a good stand for business is for rent.
JAS MACDOUGALL, Auctloneer.
" WIFREE. Salesman. ap 20-2t-
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Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lOl6 Main street. corner Eleventh.
A UCTION-SALE OF TWO BEAUTI-
IA Full BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH SIDE Ot
CLAY SIRkFT BET WEN G III MER AMI HAM
COCK STREErS-I Will sell on FRIDAY, Apiil
23, 1880, on The premises, at 8 i. NJ, the above
mentioned LOTS, froBhng on Clay street 30 Z ct
and extending back 125 feet TO an alley 10 feet
wide. go .
These lots lie handsomely, and will be sold very
low.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, deferred notes secured by trust
dee d, and g per cent. Interest added. -
FURMAN UPPER.
an I4,IG,19.21,&23 Auctioneer.
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HEAJN.sTREET PROPERTY FOR
NI sALF-TWO STORES. Nos. Ioll An y
1hI9. On THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREEi
RETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVENTEENIll
SHEETS, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC UCIioN,-I
will SELL ON he premises on TUESDAY me dtn 9ay
with DWELLINGS above. located as above de-
scriDed. LOTS by 90 feet each to an al ey. Ins
and near the Docs and several depots should aftrac'
the attention Of parties seeking profitable invest
ment. -. ,. o,,b,
TERMS: One fourth cash: balanc3 at four, eg nl,
and Twelve months Tor negotiable notes, Interest
added and secured by = deed Of trust.
an1I JOHN NJ. GODDIN, Auciioneer.
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EOR NEW YORK. The ora .~fS,a
II Dominion STEAMSHIPS Comrany's -Ss-.s-
steamship WIASUKE. CaItain Coucb VI -
FRIDAY. April 23d. AZ 3 O'Clock =. n '"'
Freight received until 2 O'Clock T.. NJ
Through bills Of lading signed ana good. ~.
warded with dispatch % all points north s.u,l s..
and west: also, 20 foreign ports. ''
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Cabin fare to New York. sl2: s,eerl,c g. ana
s..
For freight or passage, applv 10
o.. ". ALLEN & 60. kgerts
an 2l-3t COMMANDS Wlarf Eo.tsr.
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DICHMOND BAZAAR, On
Nos. 143S AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.
TWENTY-FOUR HEAD OF FRESH WEST
VIRGINIA HORSES, FOUR YOUNG, WELL
BROKE MULES, BUGGIES. PHAETONS,
AND ROCKAWAY, AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY AT 10 O'Clock we viii sell
2+YOUNG AND RELIABLE HORSES, just re-
ceiyed from West Virginia, with positive
orders TO close:
4 LARGE: SIZE, YOUNG, WELL BROKE
MULES;
] NEW SIDE BAR BUGGY;
2 SECONDHAND SIDE-BAR BUGGiES-little
1 LIGHT 'ToP-BUGGY-very handsome;
/ SECONDHAND FAMILY-CAkRIAGE and
HARNESS;
l LIGHT M-CART-nearly new:
and all other stock that may be registered In time
for sale.
The attention of our friends is particularly asked
TO our stock of NEW VEHICLES OF all the latest
designs, together with varied assortment OF SIN
GLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS for light and
heavy uses all OF which Is just received, and VIII
be sold at prices TO suit.
JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprietor.
II. B. COOK, Salesman. ap 21.1t
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BY Paine 4 Nowlin. Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

BY Paine 4 Nowlin, Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.
OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE WILL
" take place on WEDNESDAY, 21st instant, at
our auction rooms, commencing at 10Y O'Clock,
when we will sell a great variety of SEAsONABLE
and DESIRABLE GOODS, consisting of
MEMS, WOMEN's, MISSES, and CHlLDREN'S
SHOES:
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, HATS,
DRESS SHIRTS, CALICO SHIRTS,
HOSIERY. FANCY GOODS, -
WINDOW-CURTAINS, BLANKETS. &C.,
with a large invoice Of
DESIRABLE Stock GOODS.
ap2O PAINE & NOWLlN, Auciioneers.
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ROOK AND JOB WORN NEATLYEx.
aor1 n4ggTkD At THE D1eATCH P1IHTUas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

A WHITE INFANT TUess AS BLACK SA me-
,,RO--rHE DISEASE RARE ONE.
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The abOye-Daued tickets, A. well astho,e 10 t,.,
adelphia, New York and Boston. on sais IA - ~
BER'S. No. S26 Main street. and On ia ~, ~.
steamer. Baggage checked through. NJ
krs ight received daily for Norfolk. Port.r.,n
Washington, -. C., NewbuFne. Tarj,rps a. H'
Ingion. y G.. and al points I'm Eastern Norm o..
DINA: also. tor Eastern shore OF Virginia u,r,,,a
Fortress Monroe. and al regular llndngs ou In
river. n LOWEST RATES. l.. u. TAIN "''
ap Zl-lOt Superintendent
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April 2a.--Cottou-Net receip's
645 bales; gross, 06l bales; futures closed
barely steady; sales, $4,000 bales April IA
ali 90; July, Sii.99@fI2: August. si2.o6@,
tl206; September, &l1 1891 80; Octoi err
$lI.3O@sil.32; November, tl1.O3&ei1. &c; De
cember, Sll.0l4$1104.
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=, DEATH AT TIE Aims RoUsE.-EdEsrd
Week, coicrtd, Who was grso,sd p rmlt t.
eo:i! he klus sluse .blu. three ~eek 60, CLEO
It shat i, smu'ivr 10 ds5. Weeks ~ass well
s'tSo Cd psp, tsrioe beeu driver for rsty
Ssts, betorr The rsr. ca tic Cd stage line ruu
TWi , his city and MsedleturR, By DIR. Wn.
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BiiSgB ARD sEE,;Es.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTLEMEN:

TO GENTLEMEN:
We havo lsrge stock of GENTS Fine BOOTS
and SHOES CT very superior quality, made by
hand, which canro. be surpassed in style, quali'
ity or price a nan may be deched in q good
suit CT clothes and new hat but if he has not
tidy feet b. is no! considered we'll dressed.
These goods vii! bs sod for much less than
they q be bought for in this town Or Washing
ton. ALI We ssk ia fer you to coma and examine
them. W. Is. WADDEY, IIO Kins ST..
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TIE REPUBLICAN GLogIFICATIoN.,-The re-
luoiic Is o. the Of = viii hold a elor6cston
reeting at Arnory BALL to night. 10 homo! OF
The election Of Gen jams A Galisld and
Geo Chester A. Arthur 70 toe Presidency AID
We Pr-sidenc7 Of th" United States. Gap.
e. B. Raum, Judge L:Sresce. Gaa, Geo. A.
She!idan. Prof. R. 7. Grscner, John +. D,I;n
5tr!cr. member If Cooersss elect from this
STATE, MessTs A. NJ. Cl,pp and S?crccr A.
Zee arc advertise d to deliver addresses.
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The LIQUOR TRAFFIC The Liquor Dasl:rs
Pntscivo Association held meeting 10 Wash
lnston yesterday. Fraok Hume presiding. Mr..
f. 3. Abaer c.np!ained that the records OF the
tx tEc. We;s 50 Tar bsbind that the proper
sGusures whioh they bad s:oared were re-.
jc,ad ss iceorr1c!, MI. Dosnbam Ct this city.
aFql,r dealer, stated tho troubles exDericIc d
ter, sca ecid tie b=st way was to withdraw
lladc !r5n those who opposed liqaor sailing.
It's :euaih drew forth applause.
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BRIGHT AS THE NooNDAr.-The golden
SUN" FIRE PLACE HEATERS. For sale b}
ETANsDURY u BRO, usautastu1eEs add deal
ero 70 8 owes aod Slav,ra, ootsk7 o. hns s1d
Washington strgsss, EcB1:oss's Bulldog.
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GRANGE MEETING - The District Grange FIR
Ali1c!u Virginia will meet 10 this city GO
Nettssiay u.1,. A lags aueEdsnos Is sx-
u lsem Frederick, Cihlke. Loudauo. anu
oitet csuu,ies The meeting is intended to be
attu,i,n OF PaIoas ron Virginia, Wsst Viz.
R'e'a aud Maryland TIE Ns;iosal GrsUg
will BE- 10 session 10 Washiog:ou 1t the sam:
line.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EtatAe- Probabilities Noven,5er is 1851
FOR .ae Il tdl -, Al-ulic stsses fAnls oateas =
:s- lower umpars,ure. ysrisbl, Hihoe: Snl1s
T. westerly parsIy cloudy ~ea:heF' Win coz
, IN al rain ur snow.
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Fix WEEKS Our IN ASAlL BoAT.-Ahcu'
six werk ago mai giving Ills uams ss bscon,
captain Of some smell crsft csme to this cl7
from Baltimore aid procured . Iarse truck boo'
from Mr. Jnlus Dflsfus. sbioh bod beeo pro-
cu,ed q, some gcvsrnmcnt sale by the latter
gsutesaau. He started in email ssll boat 10
TOW bia n.wlS ;q1ired properly to Baltimore
sicce Which tirs b. hss DO, heen heard OF, or
rather bad Dot 10 to tev DAYS ESQ Two er
three letters have besn written here BY freuds
erquiyiop about tbs msr, and fsata arc e1.
ORE sad ths, be has been caught in gale and
droS.e3
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NARRIAGE.-The marriage Of Miss Aun!e
Co.ey, dsus h.er Of The proprietor 1T the Ham
Ni.O House, With MIR. G NJ. Bill, the photo
s'spher, WI! kcoWo 10 this city: took 1'isce
yss;,tcsy morning at Ttinity (P. Il Cbu:oe'
M:shins;oo. Rev. Dr.. Addison, IS is'ed by
RsV. D: Forrest, of6ciaties. Inc tspn:y
ee,,ui.: took tie O'Clock train fer bridal trip
NJ,rl
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REVERSIBLE OYERCoATs (oe7 dcGgrs) st
Mosc WATERMAN
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TIVE MEETING To. NIGHT.-Tte meeting 10
ne 1-t ward, to nominate two candidates for
Tho Common Coudcil will be held at the house
roy, (e..),o the Gszstc ofics tonight At 1880
o,c'ock eaerp. A large number of sentlsEen
aye mentioned 10 connection With the nonlos-
,.o,. ard s. veral tickets will probably ba 10 the
s.i3-s nsopes' ticket. democratic readas:er
,.cEe,. tenn persocs l'cses aod an nu'i'tsmpsr'
&C, ticket, bu, it is thought that tao csoaldates
viI DO selected REGARDLESS Of sid. 's'ues, "ho
rii work for the b.st interest OF the city sod
The people thsy c,r7e.
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OvERcoATs 10 new patterns at Moss WATER
MANS.
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81 EDHCH 81 A T..

old DR.. DODD'S Pc W DE 4 g..
" A Family n edicine
Young and Middle Aged Ladies sufsring with
Nervousness, Debility. Twitching of the Mus.
Giles, Ringing in the Esrs, >pecSs before the
Kyes Sp.sms Bysterics Pslptatiou of the
Heart Indigestion, Melancholy. Low Spirits,
Dependency, Headache, Sleeplessness. Evil
Forebodings Cold Hands aud Feet. take Dr.
Dodd's Powders.
Old Ladies who are debilitated and nervous
with weak body. and digestive organs disordered,
causing loss of appetite, Impoverished blood,
&C, Try Dr.. Dodd's powders and you will feel
rs though you had renewed your age and taken
new lease of Ifs
Old aud Middle Aged Men who have kept
late hours and have been imprudent and violated
the lG1os Of health and nature until the vsgor of
life is gone aud you are proslrsted msut.lry and
or duties of life t-ka Dir. Dod1's Powders and
you Will ieeI yourself men sgsin.
Young NJ. n and Women with pale and bag
qcrd faces Thu, IN flesh broken down 10 mind
and body nth shattered nervous system take
LID ! r. D"rDs EHvINE Tonic Powders.
and stop That loss whicn rings on Melancholy.
Fits Insanity Consumption and an early death
Tt-y ~ you h..lsh and strength and
increase the flesh sud brig tho bloom of youth
~ the CD k quiltv ~ the mind, and pro
duce sound and REFRESHING SLEEP.
Men auu WUmrn VINO are slaves to the use Of
fob eco Liquor, OPIUM CT Morphine take DR..
Dodds Powders; they act 81 al antidote ED
will destroy tue appetite or taste for the use OF
the above stimulants which is ruinous to the
nervous system. For ssls BY J NNEY s. co.,
l45 Kin. ST. Price 81 per package, or six pack
ages for SIS apA
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BOYS ULsTEasl BoYs' listers BOYS
ULsIEpSl Ct NOSE WATERWAYS.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Tbs's we're DO cases al police hcatqssrseis
this ncraipg.
Charlie N7s will speak OF tbs .eons ct she
Reform Club to morreH niEhs. All ara loTlted
Mr.. John 8. Dliller, eon Of tho lass L. H.
Miller, now nErchsn. in st. LOUIS, Was lr
the city to day.
The November term of the C;u1'y Court
Judge james Sapgster pyssidiag, will oon'
meDc, nsxs Monday.
Marriage lesuses we're issued in Wsshineson
Yesterday 10 q. 3. aoissea':1 and CLARA W Ty
Ter both of Bieh mond, w.; John +. Weyieh o
this city md sIa J, Montgomery, of Primes
George. county, BID Roland Ashburn and 81
len PankeEs both OF Lancaster ccusty, Va
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"A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED
- STOCK OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
SHOE
of overy description, which will be sold cheaper
than they can be bought elsewhere. They arc
tie best in the market
WADDEY. ITO King 81.
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NoBBY HATS Tor Cadren ai Mcs2 Water
MANS,
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SPEOlAL ELECTION.

DISCS CUBE FOR CONSUMPTION-As
the season for Coughs sad Colds is again
upon US Wa desire oncs more to call the atten.
ton of our customers to the above invaluable
medicine II is nov over ten years since we
first introduced this Preparation into this section
of country, and our sales of it have continued
Annually largely 10 increase, and with uuinter
rupted satisfaction to sll who have Used 1t Also
PIS IS CUkE FOR CeTAKRH, a sure RENE
dy for that very common and disagreesble dis
esse. Both preparations are put up in bottles
OF two sizes, retsing 8, 25c and 81 respectively.
The trade supplied at prcprietot's rates.
JANNEY co,
cct2 Wholesale Agents 70 q 1852 King at
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TERMS

Daily gear Sc; months So; months 81 6o;
! month 50:. Tri- Weekly yesr 81; 6 months
So; months 81.
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HANDSOME PRESENTS. Co. JokG 8 NJ sby
b.. sus @ q, cu,itren fr3u, Hcng * ,u.,
Ctias, ,i1vush t:c ore OF Cap.. f. B"at,'c. cf
tbs ely, c,lcc.ioa e hasGsone prescots
cts;s.lgg Of tSo ,p:toJii oEeIc1as viii
c,pvs a,lschc6, wa 4:ua,iag osps. worked 9Th
81 / 90 blus Ya'i;; 0ia cusi',tns Of tho coph.o
la,.ru, iva raiss FISH p ; five fsps, Wei kod
ic SIX; twn beautiful ti.ds vi Psra3ls;; fur
Z, Guiue silk hso1suas, ,n- possession Of wHlc5
wvurc Gauss Q judge Thutmzn's heart to leap
sill icy; uua CT Gltun Of the rsrtss s2tcjneo
Of sr,isiio skill. A puaIber Of tho Colcnsrs
,etds exscp ;he presents c: the Custom
liu>o to day ard prog9usc2d them rare and
mssrinceDt c:il,c in
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HOB THE DAHCR-A large stock of Ladies'
= Kid Slippers; now styles; very handsome
and cheap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-18

AIDES FUR TOP GLOVES. with patent
- spring sz. G. to &c.
novlG-6; g IL ADAMS, 92 AlDS IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-18

II forn;.hes tho kilograms Of tie New ork
Associated Press and of Reuters European
Agency, ard is thus connected with the grost
founssins VI the worlds news.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-18

S.The advertising columns OF the Gzzatts Offer
inGuc ,ments which experience he's shown to az
ford erester returns for email Investment than
any other which can be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-18

MOS. l and 2 MACKESEL. in ki!s and by
~ the dcz an, for sale at
no,1 l9 ro-th k..ynl st.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
C o m N + r CIAL.

HONOLULU. SEPT. o., 1880.
BUSINESS remains In the same quiet state ~ at our
last noting - ere being little transpiring Of CONNER
oa tor the week other than attention to special
ORDER .l tendencies to speculative ventures being par
tict,ry marked by their absence unless may except
bs sale this week OF the opium seizures for the past
two years amounting 10 about 400 pounds by the Gus
toms authorities TO Chinese parties in this city, for
export to San Francisco under supervision Of the au-
ttorites, for sbont 81 600.
Several parcels Of real estate the plains hsve
changed hands this week two lots Of the Government,
mt auction, realizing $500. Two lots also changed
hands privately the day prior to the auction sale,
at shade under the above These purchases we learn,
are with the view of building soon.
The several foreign arrivals since last Issue have
given our busncs community relief from the dull
onoony In careing for additions but aieesdy
noted we learn Of nothing OF Importance report.
The receipts Of sugar for the week ending Friday
September 9TH have been 75O psckages and q kegs
molssses.
BY the Ho Ching silver currency was reduc ed by
export eia,ss4 In Mexican coin, which, with the e1
change drafts per same mal have contributed about
si7o00 to China by this oppcrtunity This ra
enough without the subsidy.
Adyces from San Francisco show no material chang,
In market rates for Hawaiian produce from former quo
tations. Vessels up for this port were-Bktne j A
Falkenbcrg and bnrks Forest Queen and Kalakaua.
We do not find ground upon inquiry, for the vsonary
idcas Of the G Of Isst week. the improved con
dltion OF the trades representing the building interests
so to enhance the prices OF lumber bricks lime etc
1t true that through the rise In freight and labor on
dealers have been notified that certain date cargoc
VIII scn shade IN price, but the trade have made
change In their rates have bricks lime altere,
any from the rates that have ruled, while In budn
hardware all dealers quote downward tendency ii
principal lines
An opportunity will be offered by auction to-day 70
Investments In valuable real estate King street u
Kulnokahua, and In Hilo, by r Adams, as also Hill
and Molokai property by G Barlow.