davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-07-03
RECEIPTS. II SHIPMENTS.
ARTICLES.

The following grsliu was inspected into store
in this city yesterday morning: l car No.
red winter wheat, cars Nos. :: and 3 winter,
1l6 cars No. spring. 80 cars No. 3, IL cars re-
jccted. cars no grade tsi whcat>; 4lG ears aud
s,1uU bu No. : corn; 179 cars high Mixed Is
cars new 90. Is cars new mixed, 304 cars and 3.
500 pu rejected, o. cars Grade l,03i CORN; 81
cars white oats, - cars and 1909 bu No. > mixed.
Il cars rejected. cars no grade t1i1 oats; 2
cars No barley; car rejected rye. Total
tl,s86 cars}, 5ou bu- Inspected out: 1885 bu
wheat ~, i;s0 bu corn, ,04 bu oats, SIS bu bar
ley.
There was no session OF the Board OF Trade,
and but little trading was done outside. Wheut
was q tribe lower, July selling Mt Sl.1011.l0L
and August at <l.1lai0l129ss, There were a few
sales OF corn at 48sc for September Nothing
was done in other grains. Mess pork was high
er, selling at $l6.55Glsb0 for August. Lard
was also stronger, with sales at Su.35ll 1.37,z
for August. Meats were generally neglected.
The demand for domestic and foreign dry
goods was Il little slack. Prices were us firm US
before. There WAS only moderately active
movement In staple and fancy groceries. and
values were not subjected to any noteworthy
change The tone Of the general market was
one OF steadiuess Dealers In dairy products we're
futrlS busy. Shippers and the local trade were
free buyers, and previous prices were we'll sup
nt2lG1c and fanoy attic. Full cream cheese was
quoted ut Sis0Ac In lots and ut 9G9!3c In small
why. Tho dried-frult market was again re-
ported fairly active and EtroDg+ Fish were gen
orally firm. Whiteflsh was the exception. In
the oil market no important changes were de-
yeloped. jobbers reporting Il falr movement at
steady prices. Coal remained duI with prices
unsettled. Pig-iron met with a light inquiry ut
nolnfually unchanged rates.
Broon1-corn was steady, with an active trade
in the medium qualities. Building materials are
active at tho quotations ruling for tho past
month. Eggs were in Eouu supply and firm ut
lie DER dog. Hides. grease, and tallow continue
sluggish, without chunEo in rAtes. The stock Of
dry hides Is still very large. Green fruits were
generally higher for berries, which were ID light
supply. New potatoes were firm ut $a75 per
brl Tor prime stock. Wool Is fairly active ut uu-
changed quotations.
Hogs were active and stcady.at S5,s11se0 for
light and at S5.75GG.35 for heavy. Cattle wcro
fairly steady and unchanged ut S30oEl3.2.5. The
receipts for the week were 2S,U7 cattle, 43o
calves, Ii, 500 hogs, and 300 sheep.
There were received in Chicago during the
month of June l07.93s boxes of cheese. ugainsr
D5 ,G94 boxes the same month last year. Tho
shipments from Chicago ia tho month OF June
this yeur were SsiI boxes against 1863 boxes
III June. 1SS0. The receipts of cheese here since
Jan. have been 33l 900 boxes while tho receipts
during the same time in 1881 were 315.000 boxes.
OF butter In Liverpool tho stock Is at present
reported as 1850 packages, against 81 4Dl ut this
date last year. The stock OF cheese ut Liver
pool is reported ut 81 ,059 boxes, against 5a.,,s
hnrcc one year nro
, 1881-07-03
TIE CHURCHES.
CHRISTIAN.


CHRISTIAN.
THE KEY. O. 4. BURGESS breaches MORN
nE and evening IN the First Church, corner indiana
~. and TwentT-ufth-sr
THE REV. n E: CORY, OF MONMOUTH. WILL
preach this morning and evening in the Western
avenue Church. near Vim Buren-sL
DIX MAFEEWSON WILL PREACH MORNING
ana ana even,ng In the church u South Green-sL Sub
ject: Why Am an Adventist"
THE REV. J. W. ALl.EN PREACHES MORN
ing Ana evening IN tho South Side Church, corner
PfulEte-ay. und Thrtieth-st.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE REV. DR.. SAMUEL tIIRSCu. OF PFIILA-
do!pha. will prelch in sinai Teiupis 1T l0:45 a. ~
MIX. VANCE WILL LEAD THE MEETING IN
tne lts1iwhy Mems Reading Room, corner Canal and
kinzie-sts-, at 3l5 y. III.
Col.CllARKE WILL. LEAD THE Gospel. MEET
lhE this evening i'll the Pacific Garden Mission, cor
nef tark nnd van Nuren-sts
DEACON WlLl.AHD WILL GIVE 4 BIBLE
NeadtnK this evening In the ectnse-room Of the Sec
ond presbyteran Church, corner Of Mlchsan-av.
ind TweRleth-s..
A. Sp!KlTUA!.IS'rS' AND MEDIUMS MEETING
Will be held ut Crimes unIl. No. Ii south Halsted-
81. ut p IN.
A MEDIUMS MEETING WILL Re HELD IN
ne w ost End opera-House. l3S West Mndson-st, st
ELDER, ". II. KELLEY, or CoLDwArER.
ntca, Will pteauh TO tho I.atter-pay STUNTS u: 2l3
west MAd1son-st. this morning. Elder Seutt will
preach nj s:+5 p. Ill. nt CID West Luke-sr-
, 1881-07-03
CHICAGO l. ATLANTIC BONDS.

The fact that Kuhn, Loeb s. Co. are Offering
Sc. LOCO per cent first mortgage gold bonds of
the Chicago s. Atlantic Iaulroal Company for
sa{o Is worthy the attention Of investors. The
issue is for the construction Of an Independent
iulct for tho Erie Road into Chicago, and the in-
,crest +, guaranteed by the earnings Of the Gu
tire erie Line. The firm Is very conservative.
Ind the bonds will meet ready sale.
, 1881-07-03

wsss;i ;;3sS ssai '
hs!sS e $Ss:!ss: 4 il: # t Il III:
Rfeysd: da:sd JalS 81 and j. = pssss s TO Il
SpfiS Fl i, S;sns5a w6i!s .i:;s:lSx
psasa se 4 Il ssaftass L xi It, 4'
,va, :!.te,! Jay g. nntley ID Mxr!s Levsj..: l@
tseosse Il 1WS:e2 WsiSsaaa IS e
IL cSatss"tSs Sst i
% 4 %s:! H;sas ass ii tSaasefs ss
nsss sisd r ,sas g + i d e j WSss;si I'll; d + isv
1fqf;se% : sa; i; @ M iist;iss1 sxis;
,eersan st. saae M as aovc. dated july ltu ~
c1'esx1 .;SS M ~ 9 so'sSsk s~
aasS:d JSne Il II. and /. % Hsiz to M'ana s.o
w:i ; SS,;Ss i ss;sa s$ Il II t. TaaS js;:
West s!ad!4ea st si;w ii Morgan: t. i;1iaj ~
Il. dHttd July Master In Chunccry 10 james
u. hfh5toh'-.-.... 1AsV1
NORTH or G!r1 Hn1 ,%T wTS A.tus
Sa:ea ) July se5 e. s s. I'd nsi'Ea E.
r. #, dated June Il &c. W. Fullerton to NJ. MN
nscins -; S: i oi SaIliasna st. + :iiii5i
4. dated M;ty e ALBERT Wisncr to Klchard ~,
tuV
MILES UF THE COuHT-ilouSE-
Hyde Park nv. bet Fifty-*txth and Fifty-sev-
5a, 'fn {ha2'o% %"sF T. S'S Ji''ea If : e -.
f,{ty:.fsi = = i W. iisii:;n ~; !: &xi:s
It. Improved. dated Junr IL tJuhn H. Dunsnm m,
~
, 1881-07-03
BETWEEN CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,.

Five trains 4 day eAca way TN the Chicago j.
Northwestern Railway, the Parlor-Car Route.
a. IN. q. IN. =. IN. T. ~. y. f1-
Leave Chicago -. 500 1000 800 500 300
am. p. N. p. m. p. M y. NJ.
Arrive Milwaukee11:00 12:45 5:i5 500 11:55
q. IN. a. m. AN. p. m. p. H.
Leave Milwaukee. $40 7:l0 11:D loo 4:l0
q. m. a. IN. y. IN. p. N. p m.
Arrive Chicago. 6:45 10;;N 1:00 400 T:10
, 1881-07-03

THE REV. L. 4. MERCER breaches TH1s
moEnnE IL tho Hershey Music HalL Subject: NAT
ure and Uses Of Cunmunton-"
THE REV. W. r. PESDLBTON WILL PREACH
at II a. m In Lincoln Park Chapel and the Key. L.
do Charms at ?. IN. in the Union Park Temple.
, 1881-07-03
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments were filed for rec
ord Saturday, July 2:
GIFT PROPERTY.
Milwaukee av e cor Of tVabansia, triangle OF
.:srlA #, dated June - (pa:ncs Rodgers to
, 1881-07-03

TI1E REV. c. koEliSEK Will PREACH morn
Ing and evening in the Churcn OF The lIolT Trinity
corner 0eurbusn-uy, ind Eric-st-
THE REV. W. ASHlIEAD SCHAEFFER Will.
prcuch In Wicker PARK Church. corner Hoyne-av. and
LIE 0OTne.sk, al 1:3l !.
, 1881-07-03
FIyANCLALL.:. AL..---.,-~---e-.-.
CHICAGO: 4 ATLANTIC
RAILWAY COMPANY
Issue of $6'5oo'ooo
SIX PER CENT
ply1 MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
DUE 1920,
~r,rs1 MAY AND NOVEMBER.
,,. po,ps IN DENOMINATIONS OF sl'ooo'
t''1 F,cu NTH REGISTRATION rho'1sloN'
TRUSTEES:
fbs farmers Loan & Trust Company
fhe Falners' Loan & Trust Company
cs1rtaKANrEEs As hEhEp~"AN "
1rHIBED.

o, III. Chicago & Atlantic Railway. no" IN
s y, esp.uue'on. Las enstL Of ~ a.s' ,e,o en,
ss ssas ss,sP facilities q. c1esso s,sns
,n a4 .esd, By contract ~,.a s,ch ean.
tWe..esn 1ndsns ha''eau es'u,,,o,drs Together with
nact noneaeed 70 the .'sa.n oo a1i.ntic Hallway
comn5. including us 'um rnns inc under the super
b*'as ees'1u:tsa o. nrcn ). jEwE1T, rhEslpESr NEW
sn s:nwr LAKE ERIE WESTERN AAtAnoAD
1onn, ~ md for the express purpose OF securing
,s,ndependent Western ou.4et ~ +a. .,,s ,r,.,.
-s,ch heretofore bas been depenoehI ~.
sEn tsstac upen ,,1Sd ~ ,,x ,ir., coru>ru1tons The
trpu the EasL eonuo''I -: -. y,.,1-,,a rcnches
Ses YORK t .t,1n,c l.al,wuy (which for its entire
It r.cs mr.1lrl with and about ls miles :outh
sxer he New York fennsyisanta u ~ t,on.,s
iroo salahaa 1asrn.;ur, u5o-ra1ns coptrucL while
TiiE tONThoL II the Shea:n dnu i,.r;,d ~ lie
b. h.m eesn vnltKa iaEE EKIk WESTERN kAli.. Il.
mnp ClMPASr Ti1E E, L:nt ;aiMtshE1: II TiiE CHI
ft'y, f'Ga ITLASTlC RAILWAY required ovsr and
asove ne !" II is c,ilai stock and u. New
eStk TIE ia bda f 9TH nE Is n1Sn 1Ss
snE.g f2p'ts u pledge to .he Trustee :f thf GMoSS
EAKSlSGS 9f lota ~. II Hm :, md ~. SEW YONk.
ttrSs5SssfLvHSA { s OHIO RAILROAD On On
u lrsne ,'.nns sons xayCom,.ans NAKiSG THE
NTEkEST FlKsT CHaHGs Mot in 3ny niS Tf9na II
NJ r. a:v1IsS HEYENCE received uut OF bnsne!s
FOX and TKoA H Al: AIt.THH r9!S Haii.KOAD and 1hs
IN TN YuRH. .pESNSYLVASlAAO OHIO KAiL!toAp
b:"een AaEsos T.: nna tnG ,r TIA i..n.. IT Bonds
aa1oTSTS III Iass: IL $500. 900. WHILE DURING THE
itee E1e Western and the Sew YORK Fennsslya-
I'll onis Eaal*as ov1cd sccornc to rsures fur
nssS BY Gen. ]. Il Deyereux. President New York.
En- HIT ,1, e:St aSne not counitng anv Ia,s-
ec:e. busnesa Hwoult therefore a2pesr that these
,'.
AcAREfcL M EAAA1N:Arl"s inno 90
, 1881-07-03

20 Government bonds were irregular. In CAL
ca1o. District of columbia 365s were 100 bid and
ll0 usked: the 3Hs were 1854 hid and l0}ss asked;
the Is 116l: bid and l71< asked: tho AVS 114SS
BID and 1I5A4 asked.
There was variation In foreign exchange.
were In fair demand nt 4@5 on calt, and sol per
cent on time. New York exchange sold ut S0cD
SLIGO per $1,000 discount
Chicago bank cleatincs for the week arc re-
ported us follows by Manager D. Il. Hale Of the
{.Iira Ia 4r;u 11ofSn-
, 1881-07-03
ST LINE


PKOPOS41LS.
Proposals for Tobacco.
NAVY DEPARTMENT..
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTNING.}
WASHlSGTOS D. C., June1 : ISL.
Sealed proposals. indorsed Proposals for Tobnc-
will be received this Bureau until O'Clock p.
m July T.. ls5 for ono hundred and sixty thousand
{tnuut pOurds Of Navy tObacco. u be- delivered 1T
the Navy Yard, brooklyn n. y.
One half Ut the quantity required to be delivered
within thirty days, and the remainder within sixty
days from the date Of contract
Specifications and forms OF oGor will bG furnished
BY this Bureau, upon uppcatton and proposals must
be made upon the forms furnished and In accord
ance With the specifications
GEO. F. CUTTER,
PnYmaster General. U. s. NAVY.
, 1881-07-03
BE.

A KRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
& a :. TkAlNsIExr1.ASAT1oN or :isEYERExca
excepted. SUNDAY excepted.
monday excepted. sI)uity.
chicago & Northxcstern Railway.
For 3iaps. Time-Cards, SleeptngCar Recommendations
amply at u Claek-ss-, Erand Pacific Brink's Exprcss
office. Palmer House. q CanalsE, und the depot on
the corner of Wells and kinzte-rt<.
, 1881-07-03
COMM ERCIAL.

The following we're the receipts and shipments
of lending articles OF produce In this city during
the twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
Saturday morning aud for the corresponding
time year ago:
, 1881-07-03

PROPOSALS..
Tho Building Committee Of tho Presbyterian
Church, Wcoussock: will receive proposais for =
church of wOud the Office Ut t. C. Jefferson, until
July Ii, where plans uud specifications may be e1Au-
ined.
Woodstock. Juno q 1881.
, 1881-07-03
HNTUEuCAI,JET

THE REV. W. S. CROW, WILL PREACH
at :3J II tho Church ut The lkedetmcr. corner
washington ana SnnGannn-sts~
TIE REV. W. IL. RYDER BREACHES THIS
morning in St Paus Church, on MtchlSln-aV.. near
Ei.hteenth-sL.
, 1881-07-03

THE REV. ROBERT COLLIER WILL PREACH
tlL. morning in Unity Church memorial sermon
the recent deaths OF Judge Peck. Gilbert Hubbard,
nnt Ell Dutes.
TIIH REV E. I. CALVIN PkEACHES THIS
morning III tho Third Church. Subject: Our Coun-
try"
THE REV. BROOKE HEREFORD WILL. PREACH
at H. IN. in tho Church Ut the Messiah,
NichEsau-ay. and Twenty -thrd-st-
, 1881-07-03

Knusas City. Denver, Pueblo Ex.
Kansas Clty.Snnta re, New Mex
leo. .Arizon1AC: California Fast Ex
ST Louts, Springfield i Texas. -.
st Louis, Springfield i Texas.
Mobile Il New Orleans Express.
Peoria, Keokuk- i Bur-} via
1lngtun Fast Express. Chenon}
Pekin j. Peoria Ex- vim joliet.
Stseutor, Lacon. sfushingt'n Ex.
Joliet i Dwight decentralization.
, 1881-07-03

TIVIyE SERVICES WILL BE HELD
to-day in tho following churches:



carHEDRAL S.. PETER AND PAUL, CORNER
wes wash|a*toa aaa soFH,s'si !Fss the t;Rsy T.
Ms1rsn s % T. d. ,1@p Mai9 comunina @ 1 knew1es
muTnina pTmycr ind celebration Of The holy comaun
H. Choral evening prayer, ~
T5iE HEv: 4 A. nyhASp S1s.GS 3s1S,aai WILL oEEIclArE
'ga TIlE lg' nv. ARTHUR n1TGHlE breaches
ana eESass at the Church OF the Asoenson
rnE NEX l,1 yEErXMoG1 IT MoeH. W5h 5a1: rHEAcn
mu1aas E ES sves Ut haie
III TuE REV. raEDER1cK couKrxEY PREACH
es morning and evening Mt St James Church. Cass
pF m ID esE ssa
W s:ss Il ff AxR
by Il. Il. Townsend, Superintendent
acltt s n svsans casaT5 chuleh. waf- ar
TIE nEv. r. y. MORRISON. ,JR: WILL OF
ncate morning snd esennS & NJ the Church of the
hr'!snx ri4E tNv r'oSe' W. j. TErslE Will orr1c1ArE
morning IND evening at the Church Of Our Savior.
TIIEn nEysJ, W =. THOMPSON oFF1crArEs MORN.
I'M: mud evening 1t ST. Thomas Church. lndlnnA-av
cGa1e H ~ i
und 1:3l n. nj.
Baptist.
THE REV: G. c. LoKlMEsi; .t IL, D, p: BREACHES
s"at %SrarE Ina a church. corner
TIE REV. L. q. TAYLOR BREACHES NORM
tng and evening Ia the Central Church, ~ Orohnr-st
Till: REV w. II. LAWRENCE WILL. PREACH
morning and evening In tho SECOND Church, Morgan
ind atonroe-sts
THE REV. JOSEPH KOWLEY Will PREACH
morning and evening In North Star Church, Division
und Scd.Hick-sts.
TlIEKEv,J T. BuRTIOE WILL PREACH MORN
Ing und evening in the University Place Church.
THE REV. e. PERRIN WILL. PREACH MORN
ing md evening in Western Avenue Church.
TIE REV. W. IL PARKER WILL PREACH
morning and evening at the Coventry Street Church.
THE REV. II. De BArrISTE WILL PREACH
morning and ovcrllu. In Otivet Church. Fourth-ay
THE REV. H. k PARKER Will PREACH
morning and evening In Centennial Church. Lincoln
Ant JNcksUn-StS
THE REV j. Il. yosBuKGH WILL PREACH
morning and evening In Nl1laru Avenue Church,
Iawndale.
GOSPEL. MEETING IN TIE EVENING AT TIE
Tabernacle, 81 Wubash-ay. u. f. Jucobs, 5uperin-
tenuGHt-
TIE REV: ]. Z. HAMILTON WILL PREACH
vhrty-siIth-Sts.
TtIH REV u. u. GUM breaches MORNING
und evening In the South Church. Luek-st, near
Arcfler-uC.
THE Rev. E. q. HUBERT, d. H., WILL
curner OF West Washington and Pnu}ira-sts.
TIE REV. j. w. POLK rHEACIIES IN THE
Providence Church Oh North lrvlng-place, morning
nud evening"
, 1881-07-03

Chicago, Burlington 4. Quincy KaItrond.
For Maps ;rms-Tsb.ss Il M sleep,nE-csr Acsommoaa,
n1nk's Express Once, Grand Union Depot, Palmer
House. and Is Cannl-st
, 1881-07-03

Daily. sDaily except Spnd3ys-
Louis, Kansas City and Pcora. Farior Day Coaches,
With FevolvnE chairs Chtcaee TO St Louis, and ke.
Kansas City. No change Of Day Coaches Chtcx9oso
1T. Louis o. khntay City.
Chicago. Rock Ialand q Pacific Railroad.
Depot, corner Of Van uren and Sherman Ticket
Offices, Il tlark-st, sherman House, palMer House
Grand Pncinc Hotel. and Is Canal, corner Nadison-
, 1881-07-03
1911 ;;s.>o,..-alSSI llISSION lfERCT3YTS !.
- "a! =: / TOLMAN & ECO CO.

Bcs:h, -. AND pR6xTG1Uo'
e:e. e asseo se o. carried 4. regular n.,,r3 ~
aad oss ~ 10 one cent psr oashe. or xna oe
d 1ee on lsrd naEre On pork. and 81 t.sn,s
ess e ayssss l
'adeaee .puciesna esnaeas1ed Agents wanied Gos.
, 1881-07-03

Tho following Is the total amount Of city and
suburban transfers within Il rudins Ut seven
miles of the Court House tiled for record during
the week ending Saturday. July2:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-25

-.~uprrpTCY-THE STOCK OF A
II HrW YORK WHOLESALE iSlFOkIlN1
15o,faF AT TfOH-IMPORTANTT TO 1liE
.,nsnr Avn PuBLIC--LARGE BANKRUPT
sarr og my GOODs--vYER slOO,ODO
yvoT,ru or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Dhl
cooDs AT AUCTION At TIE LARGE MD
spkCIous STORE, 1907 MAIN STREET or
posITE POsI-ofFiCE, RICHMOND VA"
TTrTspAY, OCTOBER IS, 1881,
and CONTINUING EVERY DAY unti STOCK -
~" disposed OF.
. ,aroe CONSIGNMENT Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. consisting Of WEST OK bN sod = AZ ~,
t E4N cIf fqn Of III shade and eolors
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and SSoICh FANVi
TWEEDs and C A6S lI1 EsoUntAUx
FUK hEAvHns. VC'HHiNcHILLAs, NESTING,
Also, tsCCoTcH, fRENCI, end GERMAN ~, PMS Us
oT,ToMkN. REAL CAMhL'S HAIR, ana
other f,shi0nable aud desirable sliAMLs; 90.
SWISS, NOTTINGHAM, and TAMBoCH LACE
DRfss q GODS in great variety, such as HEAVY
HIACK and COLORkD SILKS, SAIiNs'
f9iSsN. RLL-wO0L MERINOs, sATEEN
CLoTIIs. CAsIIMERES, SERGEsi AL
PACAs, EMPRESS CLOTHS. &9' x;o,,s srr
4 very rIcb and rare assortment ~ LYONS slim
VELVETS, VELVETEENS, aud FINE
PLUSH SUiIINGS; ... 90, ,,,,,.,, RON
PRINTS, BLEACHED and UNiLEA1iihb WI
TON, from one 10 three YARDS wlde ;,-,,,c, -
4 I,rce line of ENGLISH and AMERICAN
BLAEkETS, FLANNELS, LADIES Any anu
GENTLFMEN'S and CIlbDHENS uO-
SIFRY. CARPETS RUGS. &C., -
NARsFILLEs aud TURKISH QUILTS anu
variety ofothcr goods too numerous 70 heliti ~
sale 10 Continue from day % day until thc ci.llIe
stock Is sold. The whole to he sold wishrut To To-
serve I'm lots 10 suit all for cash Tie above larte
and well-seected stock laust bc soid icssr,l's ~
price IN order to make prompt fetieiIchl WIN
S:,ies commence daily at 10 4. VI: and = ana
1880 Il. VI. special accommodations lot , 5o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-25
ArAnNroN.
.varsrA--coUxTY pAiE.---PoLTIcAI.,Ac.
: ,,,,rosnoud,nce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
iOVitN'i,',' O1-woc.,p OF 1891.

.varerA--coUxTY PAIE. --PoLFTEch-Ac.
tcorrcspopdcnce Of the Richmond Dspa'eh.i
'0O'''''' OCTOBER 81, 1881.
The Augusta County Fair having peen
nostnoncd ON account OF the drought VIII
Re held ON the 1si, ID, Sd, and 4th Of NO
yembcr. and every preparation Is Dei'g
made by the officials in charge to make II "
success. Lo,r
A 0ourishing Daniel club has 6een
orvnnized at Fishersyille, with the lol,om-
inc officers: i. NJ. Bell, president; =. d.
Koincr and Samuel Sipe, yiee-presideh's'
and q. w. Conner, secretary.
Judge Ii. w. shefTey addressed the penn penn
ocratic Club here Tuesday night, naNiils
one Of the best political speeches OF ine
campaign. lie gave q most ehcouIHgnns
report from Rockingham and Page, ne nap
neninQ TO be we'll posted "a to the cnaiges
going on in those counties, which was
loudly applauded. .,.r,.rvor,,-
town Colonel William l.. Bumgardner Wa
presented with an elegant sword by ms olu
COMPANY, the West Augusta Guard Lleu,
tenant r. !. Crowdcr, who Is the Grand
Master of Odd-Fcllows in Virginia, MADE
thc presentation in n handsome speech,
which was happily responded to by COLO
mel Bumcardner. 1t was quite a pleasant
occasion. " Il 1-'-''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-25
xhns ,bo FRENCH visitor. said.

During the ball at the Allan mansion on
Friday evening. when the French gues's
were escorted 10 their carriages, one OF ,he
French officers said 10 one Of the lnarShais
,.tWe have enjoyed ourselves greatiy " l'is
sharmino soirSe. II Is true the salon Is
.,n.,l vef the entertainment is elegant. AZ
Raltimore the hall was grand, yer theIe
xz-cre fewer ueople and less cordially. our
1ad;cs are beautiful, and wear becoming
and sfyilsh toilets, and with the nood OF
electric light thrown upon them they. are
lovely indeed. We regret very much 10
leaye such charming society so soon' Dut
We feel fatigucd from travel"
Probably no one citizen OF Richmond oid
more efficient service in receiving ana en-
tertaining the French visitors than Mon
sieur r. Ferrandini, one Of the marshals ior
this Centennial celebration. lie was IN
dcfatigable in his efforts TO have them cared
for nj every turn, and with Scrgeant-at-
Arms August escorted them to the depot
ON Friday morning. As the train was about
leaving lie Commandant LeichtenStein and
q General Roulanger asked Mr.. Ferrandinl
n any Of the heads of the city government
were there, and when he had replied IN
The negative, they each caught hun by inc
hand, and the General said Monsieur
Fcrrsndini. we beg you to be our inter-
prefer. and say to those gentlemen VINO so
kindly escorted III, and especially TO the
Mayor, Judge Meredith, and Captsln Ozark,
we regret very much to leave their city so
soon. and not to have had the pleasure OF
shaking each by the hand, and to thank
them for the many kindnesses received, ana
10 say du reUoir. Say TO them that since
we landed upon American soil we have
>had brilliant and cordial receptions at New
York, Baltimore, Washington, anu at
Yorktown, but at none Of them have we
received that generous and warm-hearted
hospitality extended TO us while i'll Rich
.,,oud -
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BY ". GoddIn,
facal Estate AuctiQneer,
Oalce Eleventh and Bank streets.


rr,RI-sTEEs' SALE OF HANDSOME
nRTrK DWELLING, AND ADOuT, VVNNtu5
tiIrNipRED IoTg ATTACHED, On nHuth.t,titi
III r. AiliOINTNG THE NEW CHlMBon,n.nnsy
pphiInfi IN FILL VIEW OF RICHMOND Cilrs,,
'rI;gIFlI,D. MANCHESTER, &c.-At tnt IesinfSo s
Of siessrs w Goddln, j. u. Guy, ana
H. Sands. trustees respectively III lHee IT, aud
aceds OF trust from Mr. David Andersn' Jr- nnu
We and others duly recorded In lienrieo Coun.y
cnn,f vc shall IN execution thereof prpceeu '"
seIl al public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a, 1851
ne c,tr. n not ON tie fret fair day thercafterl
w d 49, al q o'clock l.. NJ. the LARGE md
WyFiiI-HJTiiT BRICK DWELLING located u.
,pe corner of broad aud 1hirty-siNth streets, nov
~ no oecup1ncy Of Mr.. Anderson, containing
lie -, rooua exclusive uf kitchen, IN pretty Eypu
rc,aIr and Injured I'm the Mutual Assuflnec ~
sF0eo ncf The LOT has on II severSl iruii- anu
einde-trees with well Of delightful Watyr.
Afier the sale Of the dwelling ne AllJoits ~
LOTS embracing about 100 IN nuhiDeii ~ H.
inc 10 the plat of survey o. be cAhioi'eu W ''0
Now that the Ci.tmboraz0 Park is approaehiihe
co,nplction With IT. handsome walks ana tiit az q
frec5 and with access 20 IL ny broAu ri -
baticycd that no property now on tnc n'' nv
offers such speculative advantages ~ thl5 gIcni
As the property will p0sitiVciy De SOU "'"'S''
are specially invited 10 attend. a.. ,,,ot,o
TERMS: one fourth cash. DsidiIe ~ i,,c,est
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. lh'eicS'
added, and secured ny degN ~ t'"'''
Trustees I'm the first decd;
W.GODDiN and }. II. GIl,,
Trustees in the second decd;
ALEXANDER n. SANDS,
oc 81 Trustee I'm the tnlrd deed.
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A Cnrl.

10 M RequlGr Patrons and Ill Others IN
Want Of Pure Groceries,:
Nv dray and two wagons will be in the
Trade-Pafade on Wednesday, 2Gth instant.
and cannot deliver any goods until We'd
neSdav afternoon. Therefore you are re-
ducstcG 70 order double supply OF me to-
day. 18th instant. Very respectfully,
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
82G Main street.
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All Italian citizens Of Richmond and
vicinity are hereby earnestly requested
to assemble at A. Augustinc's Hall, on
Main between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. this afternoon at 3 O'Clock sharp,
to make arrangements for parade on the
26th instant. V. DONATI,
ID. BAGLIONG,
\. BACCIGALCPO,
&. GONNELLA.
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RICHMOND, VA, october II, lSSl'
DR.. Charles H0Udrd, General agent L. b.
Mutual Aid SocietyCf Lebanon, Penn:
Accept thanks for the prompt payment
on life policy OF $4,000 on Thomas W.
Graves in the L. b. Mutual Aid Society
of Pennsylvania.
GEORGE J.. CHRISTIAN,
for William c. Graves.
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Anaraner,nenfs.

Theatre: Smith a. Mcstayer's "kecoh-
structed Tourists tonight. ,...,,,,.
Mozart Hall: Bernard Opera company
IN Billee Taylor tonight. ,u
industrial Exposition (Armory building,
ecventh and Marshall streets; Open IRON
TeA. NJ, 10 1it +. M. Vocal and 'nstru-
mental concert Tonight -
state Fair: Exhibition Of horses, cattle,
,vrieuItural machinery, &c. Grounds west
BROAD street, reached by street-eas ana
, wagons running in connection with them'