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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-02
The Vitality of the Country.

The Vitality of the Country.
Tomorrow winds up the Presidential
campaign, Delightful fact' 1t ends for
time the rancorous Presidential partisan
war, always detrimental to the arts ana
industries Of the country.
After tomorrow We shall have CAM
There win be opportunity afforded for re-
Election and for considering the " state OF INC
country. Since the war we have nSu
nothing but "party." The whole tnousn'
Of that part of the nation which mas ~ "S
hands the government OF the country n'a
been aprins that time directed to the oes.
meana of securing party advantages ana
..a.ndorcv. The South was not wanted
hv the dominant faction, and was not to De
admitted save to swell its power. There
fore the national welfare has not been
thought of. But the period Of planning
and scheming with this object is over after
to-day, and there will be time afforded to
take a more comprehensive view Of things-
TO look into the real interests Of the ma
tion-and we may hope to save from sacrl-
fee to party the grand interests and destl-
nies of this nation that were intended 1or
naankind.
There is the best reason to be hopeful
The people should be bright and cheerful
Our sufferings, though severe, nave ye'
been brief. Even the life of man Is put
little part of that of country, and to de-
spond at three years Of delay is absurd.
Let MS look to the greatness Of this land
its immense resources yet but partially
ascertained, much less developed-its great
forces, social and mechanical. How can
political party schemes long retard them
They will brush aside the ephemeral plots
and schemes of selfish and scurvy polltl-
clans as would a giants arm the spiders
web, and move steadily forward in their
proper course. This nation is yet to rise to
a state which, for power and opulence, has
never been equalled and never dreamed Of
by men. Judging from past history, Its
imperial age is yet to come; and IN It's IN
fancy it has assumed a position of equality
among the greatest nations Of the earth.
What must be the grandeur Of its matured
existenceS
The conspiracy of circumstances which
has brought to the surface the charlatans
and knaves who now vex the State must be
ephemeral. We shall soon see the causes
and the ephemera it produces passing away
like mist before the morning sun, and the
nation will again steadily advance forward
in its preordained course.
Therefore We see every reason to be cheer
ful-every reason to believe that better
day is near-every reason to believe that
public affairs are soon to be given into the
hands of intelligence, experience, and in
tegrity. We believe this because we do not
believe it possible for men or parties now to
Illustrate the destiny of this nation, and we
believe the reign Of reason and order indis-
pensable to its accomplishment.
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Responding briefly to the Natiue V1r-
ginian's question, we would say that we
haze read the letter alluded to, and also
some of RUsKIN's treatises on political
economy. AS writer on art, he has no
superior. Indeed, we count him perhaps
the finest writer in England. His style is
both elegant and eloquent. His Stones OF
Venice is charming production. But as a
political economist he is worse than num-
bug-he is dangerous. Sir WILLIAM IA
M1LTos's writings to which the Vsrgsm'aH
refers), which contain no politico
cal essays, would make good text BOOKS 1or
statesmen in embryo compared with NUS
KrS's. We of course cannot tell hoa0 TO
remedy oil social wrongs; yet We DO mol
consider every clodhopper who shows us
rrrninp sore to be skilfui physician
We know that excision of the leg is not the
proper remedy for boil on the toe, though
we NAV not know how to cure it.
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IRON WORKS,

NEW MACHINE SHOP.-SLOAT s. AD-
IN DINGTON. l4l5 Cary street near Fourteenth.
STEAM-ENGINE and BOILER REPAIRING
In city and country = Tobacco Machinery of all
kinds made new and repaired; Scales OF all Kinds
repaired and adjusted; SEWING MACHINES Of
all kinds repaired and all parts for same furnished
and the LATE IMPROVEMENTS, put on the
sL0AT ELLlPTIC and WHEELER IL WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. SLOAT ELLIPTIC MA
CHIMES for sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
Tor supplying the Judson Patent, Governor and
valves Tor steam engines also for the celebrated
selden's Patent Packing for steam engines. and
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck made by
Messrs. e. Horton q Son.
- LIE. GEORGE B. sLoAT. LAgg.,..
: no 2-sm r. A.gJACkSON ,ADDIEGTON.
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THE RADICAL TIoKET.-The NeaD Nation
gives place to q communication from cor
respondent who follows In the wake OF the
Rev. Mr.. -HUNNIcUTT In denouncing the
State ticket put forth by the Radical party.
He says that l"what began In infamy"
must end in shame" and that the ticket
put forth "cannot by any possibility be
elected" He calls for new State nomi-
mating convention, "not q, sham concern
like the last" ~. II 7al-.. .~4.r., sa-
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,-s saesai hosEcRANs is said to be largely
aa.as .S.ea IN railroad, mining, and other
enterprises in Southern California. Gen.
e,a' ,sosscaASs is g clever, weil-intention.
90, visionary, conoeited, impulsive. GOOD.
hearted gentleman. He Is equally I r
for social pleasure or schemine ON ,bs
widest scale. Before he returns from
Mexico he may be far advanced upon
plan for o railroad to tho moon,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A .CADEMY OF MUSIC,

- A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
n ONE DOOR BELOW EXCHANGE
HOTEL, FRANKLIN STREET.
The finest Concert Hall in America MON IN
DAY, November I'd. GRAND OPENING NIGHT
Of this beautiful Palace of Amusement with
Company of artists selected with great care and
EXPENSE from the creme de Ia creme Of American
and European talent, both male and female: we
do not hesitate to say that this will be the best conf
panyr In every respect ever offered as candidates
for public favor to the Richmond public.
MORRIS, NULL & CO.. .Proprletors
r. JEANBUCKLEY, citing and stage Manager.
Parouette and dress circle, CSC. /; private boxes,
So: seats in private boxes, soc. u no Ill"
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DEED.

In Richmond on Friday the soh o ssG r, sttsr
one weeks illn Rsn aaed nineteen months and
eight days. zoos ,.rg,,.zg.
we thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God who hath hereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal
Yet again we hope to meet thee
When the day of life is fled,
And In heaven we hope to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear IL she'd
I,ynchburg papers please copy.
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General FITZPATRICK is evidently great
blackguard. He is a rampant Radical, yet
charges 5000 night for his .speeches. He
had the etfrontery and vulgarity to speak.
Of General BLAIR few nights since as
"the villain BLAIR"
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sx ATTENTION!
THE MOST GOODS.
THE BEST QUALITY
- 2'z. THE LEAST, MONEY t, r.
Il, -ggaaaa dcaa - AT -,
n JOSEPH sTRAUsE's, ,a
No. 1sss MA1EtsT REET. -
- j.. 4 ia as ~ 4 z@sF'.
4 FULL o ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS
= ut such prices that
ANY ONE CAN PROCURE A DRESS.

The best quality and the highest colored FRENCH
MERINos at soc. and 81, worth Slso;
ALPACA PoPLINs. or EMPRESS CLOTH
at s7sc., worth scc.; r..,,.-- .al....-
The best quality of double-width EMPRESS
CLOTH at s7ac., cheap at al.s7; tf H.
SLACK and CoLoRED ALPACA at IS, Ts,
50, 50, and &c.; si 80 ."'.l
All colors and qualities OF hLL-WOOL FLAN-
i. 81 NELs, from CSC. upward; 20 -,
The largest and best assorted stock OF LADIES'
MISSES, and CHILDRENs' .sHAWLs, from
81 upward; ... ..m--.T v1lr
BLACK SILK, a very scarce article, nearly 2
yard wide at $l.5o, worth 8L7s; at S4.20'
VERY HEAVY REP Sill. K at O.. IS, worth VA
The best and largest FINE BED BLANKETS
s at seas worth g. so !; at $3.50, worth SO; at ~
90, and $40; worth that In gold; ~
WHITE MARsErLLEs BEDsPREADs at SET
81 worth 80; -... .-..ts
coLoRED CoUETERPANEs at $3.50 selling
everywhere at S.; r.s- .....- .--..g---.--.
LADIES', MISSES, and CHlLDhhN'o
CLOAKs, from auction, at half their value
KENTUCKY JEANS, for men and boys at 20
s74 and 5Oc., splendid article; lr"#'.'s .-
CassIMERES, DOEsKINs, SATINETs, hEh-
SEYS, etc., for men and boys wear Tue oes'
selected stock and the cheapest In this city;
u,ndsome BALMORAL SKIRTS for s1.2s and
upwards;
LADIES' HOOP-SKIRTS at s7sc., worth eoc.
,nou-,Y o,d pTEkCHED CANTON FLAN-
NELs at Csc. 81
BLEACHED SHIFTING at loc., "A at l2sc., l's'
and 2oc., etc.;
Heavy BROWN SHIFTING at 12Nand &c.;
CALICOES from SC. per syard to 1sc. for the best
LADIES' HOSE at 121c.
CHILDREN's WOOLLEN STOCKINGS at loo. {;
FINE IRISH LINEN at &C.,, worth &c.;
large lot of FINE SHIRT BOSOMS from auc-
tion at IS, a7s, and SOC. '.' ..--'-. ....
Best WHALEBONE COR SETS at 81;
The best quality of LADIES' KID GLOVES just
received, at 1915 equal to Alexandra gloves,
which are selling at So.
Times are hard, money scarce, but you can buy
great Dill OF RoouS lor 4 !lLlle money aI Ine h""
quarters Of the oldestabllshed dry goods store Of
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
No. 1893 Main street.
between Fifteenth and Seventeeth streets.
Statesmen Messrs. ]. r. Haynes and K. 5.
Smther, who will be happy TO serve their friends
and the public at large. oc ID
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DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board of Di-
4 Frectors of the Richmond, Fredericks burg and
Potomac and Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Connection Company have declared 4 dividend of
three dollars and thirty cents per share on the
able on the 1st Of November 1885, ont of the profits
of the six months ending aoth September 1858.
no -3t j. b. WINSTON, treasurer.
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MILLINERY, &c.

MILLINERY have on hand ~
UI and am daily receiving a fine assort- 9sr1
ment of BUNNETS, HATS, FEATHERS, Nv
RIBBONS FLOWERS, .VELVETS, SAITNS s,
establishment, to which I would respectfully ask
the attention Of all, assuring them satisfaction.
Orders promptly Allied.
,.s Mrs. IL. j. DAVIS, No. 617 Broad street.
= hot wa md
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MARRIED,

On the asth instant, by the Rev =: N; Lee, ~
ID,II,rfnIMER GRETTER TO NJ. LIZZIE. daughter
Of W. z. w. Taylor, Esq. No cards.
I'm the 2sh instant at the residence OF the briaes
mother, by Rev. Thomas Brady OF e; P FaTT
M. ID. PIZZINI; both OF this city. No cards.
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PAINTERS; SUPPLIES.

NTINDoW- GLASS, WTNDOW-GLAss.
w Two thousand boxes 1WfNBoW-GLAss
factory for sale at discounts the same as northern
cities. This glass Is eqnal to any manufactured,
and recommends Itself especially for its sound
ed by sloop direct TO here and has consequently
but little II any breaksge. For sale by
'ii!4.<tL ~ ROBERT WENDENRURG.. ~ 4
. 90 2S--lw ~ II n opposite Spotswood Hotel
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MULES AND HORsES.-I have E,1r
lYI now on hand twenty -four Young and-&SA
well-broke MULES and four fine MARES, all or
any Of which viii sell very low and on credit Of
three or four months, to close out the lot. Apply
at Virginia Stables. 4'..-~ ~. 's'% " 1911
rocla Hrs II JAMES C. JOHNSON.
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Some one writes excellent letters from
Richmond to The People, Concord, New
Hampshire. 81 ar.a
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POWDER, SHOT, &c.

NUNPoWDER. " s.oprse.
ST ORANGE RTFLE and sPo dpIn'
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE IN nov
"A, fuM supply OF the above celebrsteG ~ ~ hrrd
p1vJRTTE GUNPOWDRR, constantly On ~, na
and for sale by Us, who are the authorizes, Ds.
where heavy work is 70 be done ssq Rii asTlS6
a Mn Mime POWDER manufactu.ea no,ysfIss
Company is In the highes. repGie. Eys.y .pptsel .
Of this powder f0ld by as VIII De S nY q CO.
rcpresented. % "
al 2Ld1m
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A TTENTIoN, DRY GOODS BUYERS
4 "A MAIN STREET IN THE SHADED!

It's an undeniable fact that Broad streets known
to most every buyer of dry goods as the tnorough-
fare where the finest class of goods Is sold at the
lowest figures, and the truth of 1t Is most concu,
sively experienced by those who have the good
JULIUS MEYERS DRY GOODS HOUSE,
s2T BROAD STREET, NEXT TO CORNER OF SIXTH.
It is really impossible to enumerate the extra0r-
binary bargains in A No. GOODS lily arriving
there which are purchased very low for cash. or ut
auctions in the northern cities by agents, ssta-
hiished there specially for that purpose. House
KEEPERS and others Wishing to secure genuine bar
gains In irst-class DRI GOODS should therefore
call by all means at JULES NE
5s7 Broad, next to corner or sixth street.;
Messrs James z. Atkinson, j. w. Pedln, =.
Rowe and T. Tatun, will be happyto serve lhelr
friends ut the above place. OC Vim
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AGRICULTURAL.

rNT n
DICKFORD & HUFFMAN'S WORLD
- RENOWNED PREMIUM GRAIN DHiLLlI7
With the IMPROVED GUANO ATTAChMMEs"ss-Is'
manufactured with all the Improvements OF aesSs
RJckfard q Hufrm an for 1ses and other I'm pot.@I.
,mproVements Of our own. We now have what y
know to be the best WHEAT DRILL ever "T NOR
aI,nia and durable less liable 20 accidents, ~.
more certain in all IT'S performance, than any o W.
drill This we guarantee TO all purchasers. 56Iry
id-stvie Bicsford Il Huffman DRILLS and ~ y.
SSPRiSG DRILLS for sale low 70 make room "'
ar the advantages OF drilling wheat over broS
.,Sffpg there is no difference or opinion a g'oHs
GTnsrs. Many Of our most successful We VIZ ~
Growers maintain that in seed ug MY pasoess
Grain the machine will pay for Itself the hI'' ''-
In saving Of seed and improvement or crop, IN
This drill Is equally advantageous In pu'S%s ~
cats and is also the best corn-plantef llas In.
used. To responsible farmers We can eaIs h S,ye
raj credit, and we solicit call from all VIZ; ~
wheat to seed. II. III. SMITH ~,
oc lk-d&wam nabuiA-
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OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAInoAb}
1888.

OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO hAlnoADt
RICHMOND, October 10, 1888.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ stockholders or the Chesapeake and Ohio
Tate Virginia. CentraD Railroad Company that
the ANNUAL, MEETING of the company VIII he
held in the city or Richmond on THURSDAY Inc
Goth dag Of November, 1883. .,o CO,
For the information OF the stockholders the lol-
lowing extracts from the bylaws OF the Company
are published: y. o,,
A II proxies to represent stockholders at gene
raj meeting shall he in writing, and stgned by the
rcrson thus transferring the power. Partnerships
iinoy sign in the name of the partnership, anu.tne
signature OF either member OF the firm shall DE
mo proxy shall be valid given more than sixty
DAYS prior to the meeting of the Company; ;,
No proxy for individual stockholders shail pass
free going or returning from the meetings OF Inc
COMPANY. unless he Is himself n stoekhelder.
oitihe hooks of. transfer shall be closed fifteen
days previous to any general meeting. 49,, 20
:. Stockholders will pass free going 10 ara re-
turning from the meetings Of the Company
80. 81. GARRETT,
oc oawtNoy2s "Treasurer."
TINE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG
\ MEMS GOLD KEY OF RICHMOND are
hereby. notified to meet at the hall on Franklin
street on MONDAY, November I'd at IL O'CLOCK
for the purpose of celebrating their first annlVer
Persons having In their employment members OF
the said Society VIII please allow them to turn out
W By request of j. A. TAYLOR, President.
oc sI-2tK VIM. STANNARD, Secretary.
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HALL TRADE, 1858. .-
JOHN F. ALVEY u CO.,
No. Z HANOVER STREET, BALTIMORE,
have now In store full and complete stock OF
~, FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
which they offer to the trade OF Virginia and North
Carolina at Low PRICES and on ACCOMMODATING
TERMS. 40 slUs ... 81 ,.C- sH !.
They respectfully solicit CALL feeling assured
they can make 1t to the interest Of purchasers TO
open accounts with them. q; ;,..-- ..
Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
go. $50 III JOHN r. ALVEY,
late OF the firm Of Ginter. Alvey & Arents,
Richmond |;
80 VI . FL JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
i ,trs .y,....- II - of Rtchmend special partner;
"a 4 I'm r. -r- Z. g.. HARPER. .s.. Al.
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GAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME.
- A meeting OF the HlBERNlA BGitDiN "
An LOAN ASSOCIATION for the election OF
nficers viii be held ut Bodeker's Hall TUEsDA1 .
November 9, at 8 p. M. All DESTROYS OF taking
ctnck are In Ylted to attend. ~. - mo 1-AI"
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iGPECIAL N0TICE.-JUsT AR-x II.
- RIVED and for sale at the :EX- VA
BLES Franklin street. ONE HUNDRED AaERkAe
Y . UNG M ULES, FIFTY WELL-BROKE
MULES, and TWENTY YOUNG MARES, suita-
BILE for farming purposes: all Of which viii be sold
at reduced prices and on the most accommodating
terms. 1907 lse 81 ygs = JOHN 3. DAVIS. ,
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TOR, SALE, AN A No. i FIFTEEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and SAW-MILL,
in thorough repair; The owner wishing l 10 discon-
ting 4 600 feet per day this summer: Price $3.50.
InGn,re ut BOYLE " CANDLES Saw Manutac-
va y N -. $3.50 oc cT-lw
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
=
We'have just opened handsome assort-yhS$

Wehave just opened handsome assort-ShSSs
ment Of D. -.. ar r.& .fIE.TE -
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
'. -BONNETH HATS, VELVETS .5...4..
.yy,. RIRBONS, SILKS, SATINS, &C., s...
and constantly receiving the latest NOVELTIES
A.select stock OF FLOWERS fer the hair.
' The above goods have been bought North yery
low for cash, and will be sold very low, Wholesale
or RETAIL NJ WALTON & Co
, oc s-lm 200 Broad street. corner of Fourth.
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--HEnRaES kNDI MULES.

TOR SALE, MY HORSE, supe- en-
T.. rior riding and harness animal. SoldLcA
for no fault except the trecent) loss of one eye,
Otherwise warranted IN every particular. He Is
the finest saddle animal in this city; gentle, rela-
BILE and kind. Can be seen at engine-house Com
paliy BY, Third street bet aeen Broad and Grace.
90 40 3t WILLIkMA. CHARTERS
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MEETINGS.

NTASONIC NoTICE.-The mem =
49, of HENRICO UNION LODGE, Xxx
No. 100 hereby summoned to attend anMS
street THIS (Mondayl EVENING at oeioeA'
BY order Of the w I'd -,r so>, sooro.orv
n Ill
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NN HAND AND FOR SALE ANA
~ A No. LOT OF MULES and H1A
HORSES, broke and unbroke, suitable TM
for all purposes on my usual accomTnO- esiaEz1sO
dating Terms. Also, for my old customers several
SPLENDID TWO and FOUR-HORSE WAGONS,
of my own manufacture. ready for delivery.
..m.s ~ T.. mUa Il. W. GREEN,
on Monroe between Grace and Broad streets.
1,y%
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS WATER

40. -
This invaluable mineral water, recently bottled
Is now In course of shipment to the houses NAMED
below. AS remedial agent In many depraysd
conditions of the system. and In some OF the worst
chronic ailments, IT. stands unrivalled. and This
after at least FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCED
its virtues. In all
sCROFULOUS TAINTs OF THE BLOOD,
IN SKIN DISEASES
IN BRONCHITIS,
CHRONIC DIARRHGA and DYSENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
KIDNEY DISEASE, and PILES,
Its cures have been many and very marked. The
same is true Of FEMALE COMPLAINTS, as Il
known tomany hundreds who have e. periencedlts
healing qualities. 49, $685..
Cases OF one dozen half gallons, $40.
Cases Of one dozen quarts, 49,
The MASS OR SALTS OF the water put up In o.
and $a-yiaIs. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD < Co. Richmond:
A. 3. Rucker, Lynchburg N. a. & c. A. Santos,
Norfolk; Rives & Proctor, Petersburg; c. NJ
Flynn, Danville /; George II. McIntlre, Charlotes-
ville.. -. oc s-d&wlm
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.-A fresh supply
L of the TOBACCO ANTlDOTE just received
by JOHN w. RlSON,
Apothecary and Druggist,
oci3 Main and Third streets.
TOD-LIVER OIL.-Fresh COD-LIVER
~ OIL just received by
JOHN w. RISON,
ADOthecary and Druggist,
,S' oc IL -.a s"s.. Main and Third streets.
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE.-A large and admirably
Il constructed FACTORY, situated at Keys
Vile, Charlotte county, Virginia, together with
SCREWS and all other necessary FIXTURES for
ordering and pricing tobacco, is offered for SAFE ~
bargain, afF0rding an excellent opportunity ior
parties inclined 10 engage in the tobacco prlZlnS
business. For further particulars apply to
oc 3l-lm NOTHING & kOHLER.
DARKROOM AND RESTAURANT FOR
ID SALE.-I have for sale, as above, most ae-
sirable BAR and RESTAURANT. NO pace EN- IN
Drietor ,{who IS about to leave for the country
offers the establishment at very low figure Pos
session given lst November. For IuitneI particu-
lars, apply to Il. II: IN W. rStata tronrt
On an 1w of,ce corner Tenth and Main streets.
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Yearly advertisers viii be entitled to discount
10 per cents. -4f4flt 4.ff ~
Every other day (e. o. a. advertisements will be
charged two-thirds Of the above rates. -
Infzhe Weekly Edit.on one dollar square for
zach insertion. .,s esss fGest
Special or City Item notices, 20 cents line first,
AID 10 cents line every additional insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged ut he
SO cents square. +
All advertisements due from date Of first in
1:tion. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
c,and no transient advertisements will be taken
zsless accompanied by the money.
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
Office No. ISL CHERRY STREET,
C0LoNNADE BUILDING,
P. o. Adress LOCK Box SO. Ass
NASHVILLE. TENN
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DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZFITUNG
hsg- THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE. ~
w The only Evening paper pub
. lshed in Nashville.