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The RACEs.-The attendance at the Her

The RAcEs.-The attendance at the Her
mitage races yesterday was rather slim, on
account of the cool weather.
The first race, mile heats, best three in
five, in harness, between Wallis " Post
Boy" and Wescott's "Dick Turpin," for
SlOO, vas won by "Post Boy" in three
straight heats. Time: 3.25, $40, 1924.
The second race, mile heats, best three
in five, to harness, between Wescott's bay
mare "Katy Smith" " and Wallis brown
mare "Maid of lexington" was won in
three straight heats by "Katy Smith"
Time: 3.l3, 800, 5.04.
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LECTURES THIS WINTER.-The public
will be pleased to learn that the Young
Mems Christian Association will probably
give us an opportunity of hearing several
good lectures this winter. Among others,
it is stated that Commodore Maury and
Rev. DR.. Hall, of New York, have. been
written to by the chairman of the lecture
committee. Mr.. Nichols, whose readings
were so popular last winter, viii also visit
sus again under the auspices Of the Asso,
citation.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT-JUsTIcE 7. L.
PLEAsANTs PgEsIDING.-The entire session
of the court yesterday was consumed in
hearing argument of counsel in the case OF
Commonwealth Us. Sledd. i
The case Of Commonwealth Us. Yeatmsn
and Nettles was called up and postponed
until Monday the 10th instant. @
The court adjourned until this morning
at II o'clock.
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nsf JUICE BURNHAM's URT.-Besides that
noticed elsewhere, the following business
was transacted in this court yesterday /:
Moses Mason (negro), convicted of bur-
glary ,and sentenced TO three years in the
penitentiary. A motion for new trial was
overruled. sE
Joseph Williams (negTo), burglary, one
year in the penitentiary. 4.
Stephen Williams (negro), burglary, four
years in the penitentiary. % :
Joseph selden alas Terry, was brought
up and sentenced to six years, having been
convicted on two indictm ents. ~ /.
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A PROFESSIONAL RoBBER.-The negro
Jim Brown, whose exploits rival those Of
Jack Shepherd, was escorted to the peni-
tentiary on Thursday evening. He told
the Judge before his sentence that the jury
had not been hard with him, and that he
expected to come out of the penitentlary a
better man-perhaps a preacher. On his
way to the home for unfortunate Africans
he remarked to the sergeant that he had
followed robbery as profession for sixteen
years, and pointed out one store which he
had burglariously entered.
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THE RICHMOND POsT-oFFIcE.-On and
after Monday next the post-office will be
opened st 8. A. M. and closed ut $50 P. M.
The mails fer the North will hereafter
close at IL A. M. and 7:l5 Pm. The mails
for the South uiG the Petersburg railroad
close at a.. M. and 1:30 P. NJ.
The number of letters received for de-
livery during the last week Of the last quar-
ter was 27,716. Stamps we're cancelled du-
ring the same time to the amount of S95S.32.
The value of stamps sold during the quar-
ter was S12,S95.39.
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The THEATRE.-Foul Play was perform
ed before an excellent audience last night,
and nobody seemed disappointed. Barron
was rewarded with repeated applause, and
Miss De Bar evidently grew in favor. To-
night Foul Play will be repeated with the
same cast, and this will be the last night of
the engagement; but it is hoped that the
great success of the company will induce
them to make an early return.
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A DOMESTIC BRoIL.-Another case of
wife-beating was investigated by Alderman
PEBBLES yesterday. A Mrs. Farris appeared
with q babe six weeks old in her arms
to complain Of beating given her by her
husband. 1t appeared that Mrs. Farris
was q step-mother, and continual difficult
ties, often ending with blows, were con-
stantly arising about the first wife's chill
dren. One of these children and Mr.. Far
ris's mother testified that it was all owing
to the complainant's bad temper, but the
court thought differently, and fined the
husband ten dollars and bound him over to
keep the peace.
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The HAsKINs ROBBERY.-Minnis and
Debbrick alias Allen, charged with robbing
Creed Haskins, Manchester negro, some
months ago, were before the police court
yesterday. MINIS was sent over to Chcs-
terfeld, and Allen was delivered to the
deputy city sergeant, and lodged in jail.
lie is under indictment for felony.
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ARTIFICIAL L1MBs.-It is not generally
known that the appropriation made by the
last Virginia Legislature to supply soldiers
who lost arms or legs in the late war with
artificial limbs has been exhausted. An
application was made yesterday by an ex-
Confederate soldier, but there were nc
funds to meet it.
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Z POLICE COMMANDMENTS PEBBLES PRE-
sID1NG.-The court yesterday discharged
Elias Traylor (negro), charged with steal
ing 1000 pounds of pig iron; Isaac Price
(negro), assaulting and beating Rachael
Hayes; Henry Fisk (negro), assaulting and
beating Caroline Braxton; Thomas Lucas,
negro, throwing stones at William Harris S
chickens; Rachael Hayes (negro), assault
ing and beating Mary Price. -----
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ARRA1GNMENT- OF JACK WRENN.-Jack
Wrenn, who is said to have shot the negro
Jones at the Old Market Seymour and Blair
meeting, some weeks ago, was arraigned in
the Hastings Court yesterday on an indict-
ment for murder. He gave bail in the sum
of $4,000 for his appearance on Monday
week for trial. Judge Crump, johnson 4
Guigon, and Mr.. McMahon, have been re-
tained for the accused.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
rNs m THE R1CHMoND PosT-oFFTCE OcTo-
BER 9, 1s6s.-Miss Marion Makes; Miss
Fannie B. Scott, Isle Of Wight county, Va:
3. F. Shurhawk ; Miss Amanda Fitzhugh,
South Walpole, Mass. Mrs. Fanny Harris,
Wilcox Wharf, Va.
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OCTOBER 10, 1868.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAM r. TALL, High Constable, VIII sell at
1oA. NJ, at the store Of W K. Smith, a lot Of
furniture, gold watch, &c.
A. c. PULLIAM will sell at p. NJ. four building
lots on the west side Of Eighth street, Man
chester.
z. GATHRTGHT viii sell at 10 A. NJ. a large lot Of
furniture, clothing, &c.
A. G. PULLLhM will sell at q p. NJ. several va
cant lots in Manchester and two brick houses.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at d P NJ.
an interest In the ground and building on alley
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, south Of
the Basin.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. N. at the
horse lot, on Council Chamber Hill, several
good horses and mules.
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SELLING GOODS BY SAMPLE.-Mr. A. G.
Sullivan was brought before the police
court by Detective Craddock yesterday on
the charge Of selling goods by sample with
out license. 1t appearing to the alderman
presiding that the accused was selling un-
der the license of Harveys & Williams fo1
fixed commission the case was dismissed
There are undoubtedly many men engaged
in tho selling of goods without license, and
the business should be broken up.
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PLEAD GUILTY.-The case of George
Rideway, the soldier who stole Lieutenant
Flemming's horse and buggy, and went to
Alexandria with them, came up for trial IN
Judge Burnham's court yesterday. By
advice of counsel he plead guilty, and was
sentenced to FIVE years in the penitentiary.
He will have hard time, as after his term
expires he must serve his time out as
soldier and be tried by court martial Ton
iesertion.
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ATTACK ON THE DoG-CATCHERs.-A
naughty boy named Johnny Price, who is
said to be white, was yesterday sent to the
chaing-gang for sixty days for throwing
bricks at one of the dog-catchers who were
out on Thursday.
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POET OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 0, 1888,

SAILED.
Steamer Niagara, New York, merchandise and
nasspnrers ". &. Dunham Il Co.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Creighton, Baltimore mer-
chandisc and passengers. Haryeys & Williams.
Steamer Valley City, Morgan, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. p. Porter.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford NortoiK, Ner-
chandise and passengers, L. Is. Tatum.
Schooner Francis Hatch, Gregory, Boston, rld
CITY Point, merchandise, Crowell & Currie
Schuoners Justina and Joseph Waples, down the
river, light. ..,o,
disc, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Kate 2. Waddy, Norfolk, merchandise,
schooner G. s. Percey Philadelphia, coal,
Tredegar Works.
Schooner Tennessee, Norfolk, merchandise, cap
tain.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Napoleon cleared from New York for
Richmond OH The Sth.
WHITE HOUSE, October s.-Saied, steamer Ad-
mral Kirwan. Baltimore. merchandise and pas
sengers, Richmond and York River Railroad
Arrived, steamer kennebec, Freeman, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Richmond ana 1ors
River Railroad.
PHIApELPHIA October e.-Arrtyed, schooner
e. G. sadIer from James river. Cleared, schoon-
ers Topaz and ". z. Orr. for Petersburg.
Schooner Adeltne Townsend, OF New YORK. al
Boston, from Richmond, In entering Boston mar
bor got In contact with the brig Mary Lowell IRON
Boston, Of and for Eastport, and lost headstays
and had head started. The brig had her port 90"
stove,
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DIAMONDS SToLEN.-On Thursday after.
noon Messrs. Purcell, Ladd & Co. were rob-
bed of about forty dollars worth of GLACIERS
diamonds. 1t is supposed that they were
stolen by some negro boys. -ss-
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Corn and Floar Exchange.
RICHMOND, October 0, 1858.

oEEEEIEGs.
WheG!.-White, /, AIS bushels. Red 1,4o2 bushels.
Gs1-.I.-Whtc 90! bushels. Straw. colored 13G
bushels. Yellow, so bushels.
Z OGts.-1.923 bushels.
Rye.-4!2 bushels.
ttarSeed. 70 bushels.
z.InedL.-23 bushels.
Uheat.-whIte $50 bushels choice on private
terms 30. bushels urine on private terms lOI
bushels seed 1T S!.G5; 50 bushels prime at
t2 60; 3B bushels very good ut S2. 55 l35 bushels
good ut 81 liG bushels fair at 81 As 2i bushels
ut 81 40 l22 bushels ordinary ut as; 40 bushels
medium 1T $3.50 81 bushels common At $40 10
bushels at S2.2j SO bushels damaged at $2.l5 so
bushels interior ut II. 10 % bushels inferior at 81
81 bushels inferior At sl95; bushels very inferior
at 81 75-tota i,3a bushels Red, bushels very
good at .35 7S bushels good AZ 81. 80; 2l6 bushels
fair at S. 25 leo bushels at 32.22i u bushels
dum a. 40; 32S bushels at 50. !5 bushels c0m-
mon at 81. 10: Sc bushels inferior at 81 "a bushels
vaie terms; - bushels very bad at Sl.so--total,
!, 81! bushels.
Corn.-Whlte so bushels good on private terms
i54 bushels good at Sl.33 20! bushels very good ut
Sl.3i: 43 bushels weevil-eaten at sl30-total, 756
bushels. Straw-colored, 10 bushels at $l.3O /; 10
bushels at Sl.o2-total, $50 bushels. elbow, 80
bushels ut Sl.33.
OatS.-2s4 bushels very good at CSC, 500 bushels
ut 6i 2lO bushels good 1T &c.. 200 bushels at &c,
so bushels at 62;c as bushels fair at eOc. 2 BUSH
els damaged at 5sc-totll, 1888 bushels.
RYe.-i3 bushels at SLID; 800 bushels prime at
Sl.I5-tota', 3lS bushels.
FIarSeed-S bushels good ut So. 90; 12 bushels
very good at So 62-iotal, 20 bushels.
pRE-EXHIBITED.
Whedt-White, IA bushels. Red, 80 bushels.
C0rn.-Whlte 296 bushels.
OdtS-l 2S2 bushels,
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Charcoal is needless to klndle hard coal when
you use the admirable dry pine and oak Sawed and
spllt) wood sold AT the Steam Fuel Factory. De-
mand for 1t is large. See notice under ''W ood and
Coal - head, and try It.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-E. A. j. Clop-
ton sold yesterday the brick house on
Twenty seventh street between NJ and n
for $3.50 cash.
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FREE TRAvEL.-The conductors Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad have been
directed to pass free all duly-authorized
delegates to the Norfolk Commercial Con-
yantion
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TO TEACHERs.-Our facilities for executing all
kinds of printing for schools and colleges un-
surpassed by any printing-house in Virginia. Call
at the Dispatch counLing-room and leave your
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RAILROADS.
ca ss ~ $3.50 49,;

f,Fs sr, r-yIzzzS-Esr1 rzxrsxs>1~1
80 @ sss::::ss::s
EALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
II TO THE NORTH, East AND WEST VIA
10 THE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, WA
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBuRG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYINa THE
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-ELE-
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TRAIN S.-The
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now run
from the depot, cornsr BYED AS2 EIGRTE
sfhasT1 ne Day = TagoUaH 1SIsGliaH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at 10 IL, arriving In Wash
tnston at 7:so 4 d., connecting with the early AZ
ternoon express trains for the Eorth, ESst and
"sSs: he NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, with
elegant csrs witt, the new patent sleeplus chairs
attached: leaves Richmond daily lsITdays except
4. H., connecting with Che early morning trains
for the North, East, and West
Both STEAMERS stop as Ais1anGstS eac1 Way:
The ACCOMMODATION TRA1N Tor hllloro
and all way stations leaves depot, corner broad
and Eighth streets at 3:5o z. n Restraining arr1yes
as $50 A. III. frf+t
TAROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS 20 all principal points.
For further information and through ttckets, ap.
Ply At the ONCE OF the company, corner Broad and
eighth streets, Shockoe HIN, and at the ticket
ONCE, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. b. GENTRY, General Tcfet Agent.
1a oAAUEL RUTH, Superintendent. oc 10
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Insure your life In the Mutual Benevolent Life
Insurance Association of Richmond. Office corner
Twelfth and Main streets. T. b. STARKE, Genera
f,.rf
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RANKS AND BANKERS.

RANKS AND BANKERS.
~~---~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~---~
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Deposit your money and get interest. Do no,
keep Idle. .s.t
OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND WALL, NO. 1909.
SECURITY UNDOUBTED.
JOHN E. BOSSIEUX, President.
= THOMAS s. ARMIsTEAD Cashier. ~ 2s2m
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DYE1Na AND SECURING.

DsTABLIsHED IN 1901. LIME.
H. MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING; SEQ UR-
NE, and PRINTING EsTABLIsHAENT, ns
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOUEIh aAa
shawls cloaks, and sacques dyed In any colors de-
sired cleaned In the very best and nsatt dd na sns
n,arranted 10 give satisfaction have also essab.
lshed printing department. and win print lSdles'
silks, merinos, popltns, delstnes, and aipsca
dresses. Call and see samples OF my printing.
ue''eS- l.. LIENEMhN,'
Practical Dyer, scourer, and Cleaner;
S-Persops residing at distance from the
r,tv can forward their goods By express, and have
them returned again In the same way at short NO
t,ca. 80 '-Aoi
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The Little Cleaner, by Olive 0. Lee, is to
hand from Turner, news agent, 1ll4 Main
street
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Comparison Of Prices Prices on 'Change Oc
tober Q, 1867. were Wheat, white, prime, $40
red prime. ts2.45. Corn, white, prime, $l.45; yel
low, prime al.4o. Oats, prime, 67i. Rye, prime
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Aitltuoltd @ispattlt,,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCHn
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CTRCU-
LATIoN oFALL THE oTHER.DAnY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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OrFICE RICnisostp AND YORK RIyER)
RAILuoAD CCHPANY.
RTCuHoNp, August /, ISes. }
D DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL


RTCuHoSD, August /, lsea.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
l. y Road LINE.-NEW SCHEDULE.-FOR
WE1ks steamer naG E2sFH k2EHBh sp o.pssa
a ana 6SY
on arrival OF the cars from Richmond, reaching
Returning, the KENNEBEC leaves Baltimore
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at O'Clock
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KrnwAN com; !;
manding, leaves White House every TUESDAY
nond, nor reaching Baltimore the following morning
timo5e !, cree every g WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
PIssENGERs FOR BALTIMORE leave the
depot OF the Richmond and YORK River Rail u
tuesday, 1E Wednesday,, and FRIDAY. BE.
turning, they leave Baltimore on M0MDAY, 0M,
a. s q CLOCK 2. H.. reaching Richmond the follow
hs gssTe svsa5ds to Baltimore only a.
promptly, % and through Bills OF iadns given 70 al
:SRlnf9at TRs gSassa TRAIN leaves the depot
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS ct Fish Haul with
sssi SNbs tSf ana saTUaDAYs an
dalton train win leave Fish Haul for Richmond ct
a. NJ: and returning, lssye Richmond y a @ S2r Fish
Hss ss : M rrsIThs gh1aaa Ia &isis &
DIOHMoND AND DANvILLE RAIL-
SSROA OAD-SUMMER SCHEDULE.-On and
after TUESDAY, April 81, 1859, the passenger
trains on this road win run as follows
GONG WEsT.-Through Mail Train.=Leayes
Richmond daily at TBS A. III. leaves Danytlle
daily at s97 Z. H. c connecting at Burkeytlle with
tide Southside road for Farmyflle, Lynchburgs and
an Station, on the Virginia and Tennessee ratl-
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis &C.. Tenn.
Louisville, COLUMBUS, , &C., XII Huntsys De
burg &C., Miss; New Orleans, &C., and at Green's
boro' With North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbus, Atlants, &C., Ga. Montgomery, No.
Bile, Now Orleans, &c.
GorNa EAsT.-Through Nail Train.-Lesyes
Greensboro daily at s:so D.. ID. /; leaves Danvtlle
daily at $50 A. M. connects at BurkeytIle with the
ssuthside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&c. -5A 81
Through tickets can be procured ct the ticket
Offices In Richmond and Danvillet 20 all important
points South and Southwest, aad st Greensboro
and Danyile TO all points North, East, and Wessa
J. = - - THOMASD SD0DAMEAD,
apa Superintendent.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND,
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, October 2, lses.
THANGE OF SCHEDULE.
RICHMOND. FREDERfCKsBURa AND
POTOMAC R0TrTT

On and after. FRIDAY October eth the trains
over this route will be run follows
The THROUGH TRAINS WIN leave the depot
corner of Byrd and Eighth streets:
The DAY TRAIN at 12 ID. instead OF 10. 10 A. n.
Arrive at .25P. M. ssf ssfs,s- - -
The NIGHT TRAIN ats.1s P. II. instead Of $40
p. M. Arrive at las A. N. $38
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will leave the
depot corner of Broad and Eighth streets at $40 L.
H. instead Of s p. N. Returning, will arrive at
S.50A. NJ.
For further information. &C., apply at the Office
of the company, corner Broad and Eighth streets.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent OF Transportation.
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
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AMERICAN IMPROVED GAsLIGHT CoMPAs'Y)
a OF VIRGINIA. No. I400 MAIN sTREETi
Entrance on Fourteenth street. }
T,HE -ABOVR-NAMED COMPANY RE

T,HE ABOVE-NAAIED COMPANY RE
A sPECTFuLLY informs all consumers OF gas
I'm this city that they are now u
! .EASr ivy + NTY.FiVE PER CENT. Is MADE
TO THE CONSUMER with greatly superior
lig over the ordinary city gas neing iach s9i1er,
No charge made for the introduction of the appa-
ratns new burners &C., and keeping the same in
nsrfect order. JOHN II. KNOWLES,
&C s-lw Superintendent.
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LADIES' LIST.

u IST OF, LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE MANCHESTER POST-OFF1CE
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mAEzNE ENTELLHGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 10, 1883.
sun rises noon rises ...-..i2
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BAKERIES.
(c~-No"~--"c---"~---"rS-@
T D. BRIGGS'S -e
Ee RICHMOND BAKERY,
ESTABLISHED IN 1884.
BREAD, CAKES, AND CRACKERS
STORES, 7o7 MA1N AND s1e BROAD STREET.
WHOLESALE. PRICES OF CRACKERS:
Soda Crackers lie. ; Butter, lie. Water, loc.
Oyster, lie. Cream 15c. !: Lemon, l6c. Sugar,
lsc. Arrowroot, lsc ; Spice Nuts, Ice. 4; Molasses
Cakes, soc. % 100 Sugar Cakes, SOC. falco.
BAKED FRESH EVERY DAY.
Country merchants It is to your interest to buy
R,ch.nond-made crackers and cakes instead Of
buying Baltimore and New York crackers that are
sometimes Ike ei,t on hand for months
Call and examine before buying, and get them
fresh. au Sl
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NJoTTCE TO sHIPPERs.-Ths hoata Of
~ the JAMES RIyER AND RANAWHk ca.
STsf SOIPkNY win leave tho dock as usual
sna and tolls on goods for Lypchbnrg and bo-
yond collected on deiiysyY os psepsld. ~ @ .nS cg
;;tSsrsd q. my ci5ca on the dcck
way treisht viii no. be delivered TIL chssSes are
boats locked and insursd.
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JAMES T. SWITZERLAND,
se % General Ticket Agent.

RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG RAILROAD Co., I
RICHMOND VA, September u, 1883.
THANGE OF SCHEDULE TO PETERS
~ BURG.-On and after the 10Th Of Septembe
the "A. M. train to Petersburg viii be discontinued
on SUNDAYS. j. a. WO0DCOCK,
Sc 12-lm General Ticket Agent.
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.-Ona and after the
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1883 the passenger trains
viii run as follows:
NAIL TRAIN between Richmond and ataun-
ton daily except sunday and between Staunton
and Covlngton trt-weekly-yiz., LetSe Richmond
1t Ills A. M. and arrive at Staunton at 3.2S Z. ~
Leave Staunton at 9.3S A. M. aad arrive at Rich
0a TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Coviny yton at ST. A. NJ. and arrive At Staun
Ton at A. NJ. Leave Staunton at SO 2. n. and
arrig 1T Covjngton at 7.66 =. 81.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between Rich
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS, WED.
NEsDAYS, and SATURDAYs. Leave Char
lo,tesville at A. II. and arrive st Richmond at
s.20 A. NJ. Leave Richmond at $50 r. ID. and ar.
rive at Charlottesville ate P. M.
The Mail Train connects ut Gordousv1ln and
Charlottesville with trains on Gran. G, Alexandris,
anl Manassas railroads for ALEXANDRIA,
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, n. YORK,
EINCHBURG, KNOXVILLE, CHATTANOO-
Ga, EMPAIS, NEW ORLEANS, MONT
GoMERY, MOBILE, SC. Al Staunton:; with
sta2es Tor HARRISONBURG, WINCHESTER,
G& At Gcshen, with stages for LEXINGTON,
NATURAL BRIDGE &C. At Millboro, with stages
!or BATH ALUM, WAAH, HUI, and HEALING
SPRINGS, At Coytngton, with stages for
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, LEWISBURG,
CHARLESTON, &C.
JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
n 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

LAST NIGHT OF A SEASON OF UNPRECE-
DENTED BRILLIANCY. !,
Last appearance the young American tragedian,
MIR. CHARLES BARRON,
the versatile young artistic,
MIss BLANCHE DE BAR,
snd the unsurpassed
STAR COMBINATION.
K SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER To- 1893,
last night Of Charles Reade's and Dion Boucicaults
thrilling romance,
o UL p J. A Y!
received last night with unbounded enthusiasm BY
the most crowded and fashionable assemblage Of
the season.
Seats may be secured during the day at DAVIES
Musical Exchange Main street. oc lo-it
THE EXCURSION TO C0ALFIELD,
which was to have come off on the 5th OF Oc-
tober Is postponed to MONDAY the 18th day OF
October.
All who participate In the excursion from Rich
mond and Manchester will have dinner served to
them free or cost. oc lo-ltF