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National Republican., 1882-05-06

Sam Kinsley's benefit, Which viii take place on
the 29th instant, should not be forgotten. Since
Sam has been the business manager of the Ma
tional Theatre he has gained hosts OF friends by
his courteous department and obiging manner.
The attraction he viii offer will be "The Chimes
Of Normandy" which Will be given by our own
Washington Operate Association. When "The
Chimes was presented by this organization at
Lincoln Hall It's efforts were highly COMMUNICATED,
und II will certainly be given much more effect
lively upon the National Theatre Stage, where Its
large chorus will have ample room.
National Republican., 1882-05-06

The meeting nt Fletcher CHAPEL last evening
was mos tly engaged in the formation Of the North
cru pashOwGy RcfoIm Club No 3. on motion q
committee OF ivC, consisting Of Brothers Swain
Wiswall, Baxter, Bugkhart, and Dawson, were
appointed, who reported the following officers
For pres dent, A. q Bilcs; vicG.prcsdont, H. r.
WsNnll scclctnty, Peter Pimizi treasurer Lem
were unanimously elected. This club starts of
under the most pleasant and favorable auspices
The list of officers is gual anlee that they near
work, and the Northern Dashaway Reform Clut
No. Q will not be the least Of the good organza.
liOns that have resulted from the work Of Bud
EaglostOn,
National Republican., 1882-05-06
1 Libel sal, by Assistnnt secretary Bell

Yesterday Assistant Secretary Of tho Interior
Alonzo Bell sworo out warrant for crlmiga! libel
against b. i. llaUEmGn and Henry Reed, Of the
Sunduy CLf0HiCit The alleged libel consists IN the
publ cation olan article the 30h Of April reflect
Ing on Mr.. Bells management Of the affairs OF his
Department The defendants pleaded not guilty
in the Police Court, aud gave personal bonds in
the sum of $500 TO appear in court on Monday
morning.
National Republican., 1882-05-06

Robert Odlums proposition 70 jump from the Big
Brooklyn Bridge is still open, lie is TO jump with a
man named Donaldson into the East River, and the
one who succeeds in performing the most difficult
feats IN the water forty minutes after the jump Is
10 receive the wager Of $500. The bridge Is 100 feet
RsRad S@ 6f K WE:s FSx s Yc{ SSSESG SE 2
that the match is arranged for the 14th instant,
but no particulars as to how the jump will be de.
ollcd. unMl these arrlye he win moi paILieIpate.
National Republican., 1882-05-06
LOCAL MENTION.
DUBLIC VOICE.

Con. 14th AND sTs., n. W., Jan. 2, 1889.
GENTLEMEN:
have sold great quantities o.
the medicine known as Browns
Iron Bitters, and every purchaser
speaks in the highest terms Of II as
reliable aud most worthy medi-
cine. e. NJ. MCCOMAS.
browns Iron Bitters perma-
nently cure Nervousness, Weak
ness, and General Debility by en-
r,ching the blood, strengthening
the muscles, and giving tone TO the
nprype
National Republican., 1882-05-06
Rev. y. Pater.on's Lectdre.

Rev. J. Paterson, well-known Scotch divine,
will preach and lecture at odd-Fellows' Hall oh
his travels in many foreign lands, such as Aus
tralia, India, Turkey, Buimah Russia, &c. Mr.,
Pnterson has spent the last three years In mission.
AIRY lRboIs in Canada, Montana, Colorado, and
other pNrts of the United States, as well as In Cuba
and Mexico. No doubt many will take advantage
travellers in the world, Go and near him.
National Republican., 1882-05-06

Sir knights Andrew Kelly, George s, Kelly
Barber, Jochum, Lawson, Rodier, and Others Of
DE Molay Commandcry X, IT, last night captured
Sir Knight Edwin ]. Hewlett, Of Cornthian Chas:
sour CommandcIy of PhilGdell hla, who is In the
city on bret visit and made II pleasant for
given 10 De MolRy Commandery in Philadelphia
an thc o6th of ApTil last.
National Republican., 1882-05-06

A party of the disciple, ofsIr Isaac Walton, con.
sisting Of General Sam Enstein, Messrs ]. Cooper
McGinn, J. n. Dixon, and W, II. Rapley, took a
piscatoria, tour to the Little Falls yesterday,
They were highly successful in tholr sport, cap
urlng 252 perch and four bnss. Harry RApley
saws lie caught the 2j2 perch, because lie had o
double hook, which leaves one bass apiece for the
other anglers, This statement isi however, proba'
bly a fsheTmnn's story.
National Republican., 1882-05-06

Mr.. Alfred Speer, who was the first to introduce
the cultivation of the oport9 grape in this section
of the country, had visit from II number OF New
York physicians to inspect his vineyard and ware
houses at Passnic, N; J,. recently. About sixty
way, and after half hours pleasant ride arrived
at Passac. The vineyards are about fifty acres in
extent and just outside the town. Here the yisi-
tors found both the small dark Portuguese and the
native Concord in abundance
Among those present were pr, I. II. James, of
tie board Of health; DR.. Alexander B. Mott Of the
Bellevue Hospital Medical College; DR.. William
II. Haynes, Of the Presbyterian Hospital; DR..
Prankard, Dr. Powell, DR.. Chaplin, Dr. Williams,
made by DR.. James DR.. Mott. DR.. Haynes, and
others commendtory of Mr.. Speer's wines and
vineyards. For sale by all druggists and grocers.
National Republican., 1882-05-06

Rev. DR., Bartlett, oflndiauapolis recently called
to The passionate OF the New York Avenue Presby-
tcIi0n Church, is In the city, and VIII preach in
that church TO morrow, both morning and even
ing. DT. Bartlett comes 20 Washington Win tie
reputation Of being an eloquent speaker and ode
ofthe most attractive pulpit orat0Th IN The WeAl.
National Republican., 1882-05-06

The elegant steamer W. W, Corcoran, l., L. Blake,
commander, will mako an excursion down the
Potomac to Marshull Hall on tomorrow, the 9Th
Instant Boat leaves Nt hGlf.past eleven a, m re-
tuIning about six u. IN. Fare round trip, hty
Gems. Tls prOmi es, 80 far, to be one VI Tie most
pleasant trips Of the season,
National Republican., 1882-05-06

The will Of Daniel Webster was yesterday filed
for probate. The deceased leaves to his daughter,
a rriel lot on Pierce street, and requires her to
provide for his wife. HarietWebseris appointed
sole cXCCuriN.
By the viii OF Sophia Keese, filed yesterday, all
her real and personal estate Is bequeHthed 10 her
IughnuQ
National Republican., 1882-05-06
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Theological Department OF Howard Uni
NernItr-InfcrcnfInn Ahhrcaaca.

Verrtty-lntcrcsthuR Addresses.
Despite the weather large audience witnessed
the commencement exercises of the theological
department Of Howard University last night. The
Senate, the Supreme bench, and the pulpit were
all represented In audience made up OF the best
people Of Washington. Tho music was rendered
by the choir OF the Assembly Church, In which
the exercises were held. President Patton offered
prayer, and the Scriptures were read by the Rev.
Mr. Little. There were FIVE graduates -Messrs Grice,
Scale, Giles Cook, and Joell-all OF whom made
brief addresses, except Mr.. Scale, who was ex-
cuscd. The address to the graduates by Rev. Dr.
Bullock, Chaplain ofthe Senate, was Biblical evan
geioal, and earnest as well as brief In the alb
sence of Rev DR. Pltzer, the Rev. J. q. Butler pre-
sented, with pertinent remarks, TO each OF the
graduates
HANDSOME COPY OF THE BIBLE,
the usual annual gin Of tho Washington City Bible
Society. Rev. DR.. J. @. Craghead, dean of the
theological faculty, made te'se and deeply earn
est parting address TO the young preachers Two
OF these graduates contemplate mission work in
Africa and the others expect TO labor In the great
mission fields Of the South. This theological de-
pnrtment is evidently doing very thorough work
In training men TO preach. During the year there
have been about thirty students In the several
Glasses of theological study. Rev. Dr. Rankin pro-
nounced the benediction. The audience was
deeply Int ested In the exercises, which were
promptly and briefly rendered.
National Republican., 1882-05-06
Kings Palaoe, 914 Seventh Street North
Another Arrival! Still They Wonderful Bargainl

thousand dollars
dollars
Hats 30
TSTHTGFS PALACE. NO 914 Seventh street
National Republican., 1882-05-06
THE JEWEL CIGAR-good smoke-fve cents
straight Morcoe's. 1907 Pa. ave. [Wide open doors

"MIss FLORA MCFLINsEY of Madison Square,
might have wandered about the shops Of many
cities in the vain search after something to wear,
but II is moral certainty that she did not come
10 Washington else she could not make that COM
plant, for IN the elegant stock at Taylor Hutty's
she would be certain 10 find something which
been puzzled about what they should wear need
be SO no longer, but look and be supplied.
National Republican., 1882-05-06

npeer's Port Grape Wine has the reputation o
being excellent for making good blood and of i'm
lent for kidney affections and the best tonic fol
ladies, weakly persons and iuvalids. Aged persons
this at the close OF the day. For sale by druggists
and grocers.
National Republican., 1882-05-06
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


Tor the Middle hRdnHo States partly cloudy toed,her
and local rains rids mostly northeriv stationary or
higher temperature aud pressure.
For Udshington, from a. M. 10 midn0ht-Pdrdy
cloudy UedhT, tcih rain.
Thermometric reedings,-7a. q. M, G039; II q. m,
b7,6o; 3 p. m, bslo; p M, $50; II y. M, 51so;
maximum, 651o; minimum, b1.Te.
National Republican., 1882-05-06
a pI,yaicInu.a Picnic

JUST RECEIVED, case Of my new cigars (the Van
quisher) five cents. Liberal discount TO the trade.
Morcoe's, 1907 Pa. ave. (wide open doorsD
National Republican., 1882-05-06

On the same date there win be some changes in
the time of trains on the PHILADELPHIA Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad, and trains for Phila-
delphia will leave Baltimore as follows:
From Charles street station at 0:25 1850 q. IN.
1905 noon, 800, b40, 7:15, 1880, and 1850 p IN.
sunday trains 500, $40, 716, ll:SQ, and ll;5Op M
The train leaving at bio p. NJ. is the Congressional
expre.s: new fast train, which runs through to
New YORK III I'VE houTs
From President street station, 6:55, 7;55 9l0 a. M
400 p. m. Sunday train, 400 p. m.
For Delaware Division OH week. days, G:55, 9:10 a.
m, md 400 d. IN
National Republican., 1882-05-06
-zzfr---ty=E-s.E
NAlherneY nalrY NYnronsN

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches jewelry, &c. Call On 6f
address Herzog, sos Ninth street, near pennsyi-
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-05-06
Change OF Time, Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad.

A new timetable will go into effect May7 on
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, and COM
mencing on that date, trains will run as follows:
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6;4O, 500, $50
Qimited express), 1920 n. m, 1880 p m 400 Com
gresslonal express, new fast train for Philadelphia
and New York;, 440 $50, 7:9O, $50, aud 1920 p IN.
Sunday tyQins, and 93O a. M, 42O $50, $780, $780,
and lW20 p. nj.
Leave Baltimore, Oh aries street station for WASH
ington, at 430 $50, 705 790 $50, 1l30 n. r., 255
p. Omitted eNpressl, B25, $40, 100, and 905 p.
~. Sunday trains, 4S0 ESQ., 1880, $50, ll;S0 n. IN,
$40, 7:20 p. m
National Republican., 1882-05-06

Fresh Alderney butter churned every mornil
and delivered in NIB. Ward" prints, at 45c. per
Also cottage ,cReese, 5c; per ball; buttcrmilk,
National Republican., 1882-05-06

You can publish three.line advertisement Of
Wanted" FOR Rent" FOR Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
ItCAN,
National Republican., 1882-05-06

SUITS
In great variety, both In White Goods and Cling
hams as well As Light Cloth suitable
for Spring Wear.
National Republican., 1882-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N1Ba REV. ]. PATTERSON, FROM SCOTLAND,
s-R breaches and lectures on his "Travcls in
Many Foreign Lands" TOMORROW, at a:3O, In Odd
National Republican., 1882-05-06

hGRD UNIVERSALtST CHURCH.
E=S Lincoln Hall. corner Ninth and d streets,
Services TOMORROW at II q. IN. Sunday school
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A Great Fire I'm London.
I3.ooO,OOO WORTH OF PROPERTY DEsrRoYE
AND EIGHT PERSONS INJURED.

I3.ooO,0OO WORTH OF PROPERTY DESTROYED
AND EIGHT PERSONS INJURED.
LONDON, December S.-The fire which
broke out last night In the premises OF
roster. Porter 4 Co., Wholesale hosiers, on
Wood street, was greater than any that has
occurred in London since the celebrated
Toolcy-street fire. The loss is estimated at
upwards o! f2,00o,0O0. The whole block
between London Wall, Philip Lane, Addie
street, and Wood street, except the ware
houses on the corner Of London Wall, has
been destroyed. The fire Is now subdued,
but the remainder Of the block is still in
danger. 1t Is believed that eight persons
We're injured, some OF them seriously
Foster, Porter Il Co., IT is stated, had a
stock OF silk goods, alone estimated to be
worth E600, 600.
The salvage corps succeeded in saving q
large amount Of goods. The walls Of the
Warehouses burned on Wood street and
Philip Lane fell INTO the roadway with a
crash like that OF thunder, filing the
streets with burning df6ris.
TWO ACRES BURNED Overcome FIREMAN
MISSING.
10 A. MAJ this hour the engines are
still pouring immense volumes OF water on
the runs. The burnt area il over two
acres. One fireman is missing. 1t il be-
iieyed that he was overwhelmed by dfbriS
when three or four houses fell on Wood
street at G:45 o'clock this morning.
LOSS 100000.
LONDON. December 81 +. M-Thc to-
tai loss by the fire l. now estimated at
C3,000,000.
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General Foreign Notes.

BERLIN, December S.-The Chambers OF
Commerce Of all the seaports Of Germany
have protested against the exclusion Of
American pork. The Government, how
ever, will persevere In their determination
TO prohibit ITS importation.
DUBLIN, December s.-The Froemdn'S
journal says Mr.. Davitt intends 10 sub
poend Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Treyelyan.
Chief Secretary for ireland. to dcpose at
his trial as to the influence Of the agitation
in Ireland on the passage Of the land bill.
LONDON. December S.-The funeral Of
the late Archbishop OF Canterbury took
place to-day at Addington. Representa-
tives Of the Queen and the Prince OF
Wales were present. The Duke Of Con-
naught attended in person.
PARIS, December S.-Thc RepuJlique
Franchise (Gam5etta's organ) says il the
Government Of Great Britain continues TO
pursue its egOtistical policy in Egypt, to
the detriment OF French interests, France
will protect those interests in the way she
may think best
Marshal MacMahon Is reported seriously
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09
Important Cabinet Changes I'm Eng.
land EOreShadOMed.

LONDON, December S.--The Times says
1t has reason to believe that soon alter
Christmas Lord Derby will be invited to
join the Cabinet; Right Honorable Hugh
{. Childs, now War Secretary, will become
Chancellor OF the EXchequer; and Sir
Charles Dixie, at present Under Foreign
Secretary. will enter the Cabinet. II saws
these changes may be precursors OF even
more important ones. 1t Is possible that
before the end OF the next session Of Par
lament Mr.. Gladstone may consider him.
self entitled to retire. and in such con-
tingency there is little doubt that Lord
Harrington will become Prime Minister.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09

new mess, spot, At 1925. Nnddles duh and
,minal; long clear. Toe. Lard, TIA Toe. higher
ste a . pot i & arrive
til;a7x@sll.i21; January, sl0.S5@sil.o2x.
fr,lghts to Liverpool-Narket hrm-
BALTIMORE.
EALrmonE. December s.-rlour lower for
44Ssss:sS; CITY Nm. .ap.rdne. sss.s9ss4
western steady; southern red. sl.04@t1.Cs; am
ber. sI.n9@.1.l4; No. 2 western winter red,
spot, 4i.o6z@sl .06',. Corn southern higher;
low. 55@6se. Oats nrm; southern. 42@46c.;
western white, 44g46c.; mixed. 40@42c.:
P.nnsyysn,a, 49@46c. Provision, steady; Mes.-
rib sides, packed, e. aud lo',c, Bacon-shonid,
targoes. ordinary to fair. ss@7Hc. sugar firm;
dull.
in fair demand; family, s4.25Gs4 80; fancy,
t4.75gs5.26 Wheat easier: No. red winter
ge@97e: spot; Csc ,, BIO January CSrn.pe-
o4ac. December, size. bid January. oats strong
and higher; soc spot, 37Ac. bid December, SIC.
sid January. Pork steady and In fair demand at
Bulk-mests quiet and steady; shoulders. 81; clear
RIB. 1925. Bacon steady and In fair demand;
-fDuIIffr. CI'.s Tlp. lf-l'.s i-+'s NttS-
key in fair demand, but lower At ALA. Sugar
quiet and unchanged. Hogs quiet and weak: COM
mon and light, $3.50 $685.; packing and butch
ers', sG.25Gs6.60
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December s.-FIour nominally un-
changed. Wheat corn. and o. T. unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet New mes pork. Els. Bulk meats
soSlder cS,; clear re ,sS. Lard quiet cam aud
good TO choice, sG.5O@SG.6O. Whiskcy outlet aud
unchanged.
st. LOUIS. December s.-Flour dull AID I'M
changed. Wheat very slow; No. z red fall. "a e.
BID c,sh and al he year, sot@s6c January No.
3 red faii, s9h@9.tc Corn higher aud active
and fairly active. 37s "a 3sHc. cash, 377tGS7Hc.
al the yesr; 3@sc: J.nuary Whisky steady at
trade. Lard quiet AT sl0.55@ slu.6u.
CnI,AGU.
CHICAGO. December s-Flour quiet aud UNI
changed. Wheat quiet and firm; regular. 9i'tc.
December, "a LM9jc. January: 40. red winter,
95c. No. 2 Chicago srring. 94'ic. Corn steady
and IN fair demand; 55ic. cash, 5ilsto5je.
December. Oats strong and higher; 36tc. cash,
2Gh@37c. Rec MIR, 3C'tM36tc. January. Flax
seed quiet and Unclaimed; r3rS active and firm
fairly active and shade higher 5000 cash.
Sl0.67@@Sl0.70 January. Bulk-meats steady
and unchanged. Whisky steady and Gnhanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, December s;-flonr quiet and
steady. Wheat weak; No. Milwaukee hard.
sI.OI: No. = Milwaukee, soft. cash, and December.
o4tc.; January. 9ji.c.: No. 3, &c. Corn quiet
ana easier; No.2. 55hc: new, 4SLc. Oats dull;
No. 2, 35bG36c.: white. 3qc. Provisions easier.
Mcss-pork, $3.50 cash and December $3.50
January. Lard-rrime steam. slo.4O cash and
December. .l0.6j January. Hogs easier At
s5.S5@s6.2j.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. December S.-Cotion-Nct receipts,
l,ll2 bales: gross receipts. 7.O5S bales Future.
cO~cd barely steady; sales, 10000 bales; De-
cember. $4,000 sl0.3l; January, si0.334
sIO.3i; February, s1O.4imtlO.4j: March,
NlnhR Anril. sln.H1MN ln.GS: Nav. Sln.79n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09
seo ooo rire i'm Columbia, s. G.

CoIuMBIA, 8. c., December S. IlIc Ov'
o,rred this morning In the Wiley Block,
ViD which was nearly destroyed, with
ill., %; the contents Of the stores OF L. r,
NJ & Co. John II. Wiley & Co.. and
""c II baldwin. Total loss, 500, 900; nan
covered by insurance. Ihe origin "a yin
Gro l. NOT known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09
Collapse of n Fire Insurance Com
naDy.

DENVER, December s.-The Denver Ere
INSURANCE Company has collapsed. 1t was
organized fifteen months ago with caplial
Of 81 .OOO, 900. On January !, 1882, the
omcers made the most fIattering state
ynent 1t now transpires that the company
never had dollar in the treasury, ana It's
nnIv assets consisted Of unsecured notes
and tracts of unimproyed land, to when
Ibev hold an imperfect title.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09
rato;CxpIosion i'm "a Tunnel.

TOrTLAND. OREGON, DccemDer 6.-Ah
explosion Yesterday in the tunnel Of the
OREGON and California railroad extension,
twenty miles from Riddle. killed four
Chmamen. dangerously injured foW
others. and blew number ont OF tae
tuunel. After a blast had been fired The
Cinnamon began drilling again, and struck
a charge Of Giant powder which had not
exploded. The head of one Chnaman was
blown Of, and the legs Of another were
torn from his body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09
Rusiuess failues.

Nyv Work. December S.-Tbe business
~" Cor The last week reported TO Dun
, e. CO mercantile agency number iSo.
IN. ~ the largest number reported during
IN. 4 MS 'n - 1890 in any one week. The East
tnc Seat S."ies had 10; Western, 81; Southern
e .a' WiJdle. 81; Pacific States and Ierri-
49, !" II: Canada, rs; and New YORK
CITY. 10,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09
a Bark wrecked and "a Steamer Houn-


LoyDoN. December S.-The bark Argo-
naut. from Bremen for New York, Is
ashore on the island Of Terschelling, and
,vill probably be total wreck. Her cap
lain and ten Of the crew were drowned.
Four Of the crew were saved. \ steamer,
tbe name Of which has not been ascertain
cd struck the rocks near Penzance to-day
and iolmdered. Nothing further concern
inc the disaster is known. The storm con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09
Tho Cold snap.

,,,-r,po,Is. MINI, December 81 nc
MINSnn o,or throughout Minnesota, Da,
therm onI Manitoba this morning ranged
Nota, anu a1a below at Bismarck and 800 at
nom ,S,a.n; ~. down to l50 below al some
Winn'ri in Minnesota, but to-day the co'a
Los nerceptbly abated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09
TELEGRAPHC NEWS
W rHr o,>rarcn PROM ALI. POINTS

Affairs sttAc National Capstnl-proccea,nr.
Of Congress Yesterday Pour Chl,,m.n
KILLED and four Others pana.,ou,,,
Wounded BY Explosion-A Week.. u,.,u..
faii"res-rhir'y->c,enD Degrees Below Zero
In DaNota-EAecution OF Negro I'm Mis-.
souri-A Georria Murderer Hanrcd-r.u.
"re Of Colorado Insurance Company-A
>is'ooo,o"o Fire In London-Prob,h,.
Changes in tho English Minisu,-u,r.h,,
MseMahoa Seriously III, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09
RAILROAD LINES.
- g 60;
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

Commencing DECEMBER 8, 1882, line Of
PULLMAN sLEEPiNG-CARs viii be run from
Rim ond 10 Cincinnati without change, leaving
Richmond daily at Sis 2. NJ, arriving In Cnein-
natl next day q, $50 P. NJ, and Pullman car
from Charlottesville 10 Louisville KY, arriving In
Louisville next day at $50 r. NJ, connecting at
both cities with through trains 10 all points In the
West and Southwest This Il quicker than any
other route In existence, and avoids transfer and
changes incident 10 the routes ria Washington.
Tickets and Pullman locations can be secured at
A. W. CARRIERS, 1000 Main street; Chesapeake
and Ohio depo,-C. LORRAINE, Tickle, Agent: or
at the General Office, Ninth and Main.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Lgen,.
&. ". SMITH, General Manager. dc 7-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09
IIrnIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT VI
~ MEAr-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FL,yoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
r1rDIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT
An Invaluable and palatable tonic In all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. "s success
and boon FOR which nations should FEEL CRATE
ruI~-see "Medlcai Press" Lancet Bit
ia, Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTIoS.-Genuine only with The yae
simile Of Baron Liebig's signature In blue INK
across the label. This caution Is Necessary
owing 70 various cheap and inferior su'su'
tutes being in the market.
,yFBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF hEAl'
To be had Of all storekeepcrs, GroceTs' anu
Chemists. sole agents for the United stare
wholesale only, c. DAVID Coz 9 fenehuren
avenue, London, England. ap -'-s''-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-09
pcstal Reduction.

,y.su,Scros. December Sine nouse
MA 'i,,ee on Post Offices and Post koaos
Colnn, ,''n,njmously agreed to report favor
ably TO the HUu,e v Gl ibe rate Of letter
hostage at two cents instead OF 'niee' W.
arosent rate.