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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

Nine conversions were reported IN the
FIJI st school, four in the Second, ara tDree
| i'm the Grace. Street school.
The meeting was closed by singing the
| Beautiful River" and the Denedlctlon py
Rev. Mr. Smith. .....-.. .... .4
DIR. HoGgs CALL TO NASHVILLE.
committee of gentlemen from Mash.
Vile il here to present the call OF Che first
presbyterIun church OF Nashville to Dr.
noge. His people do not intenu 10 ie' h'ii
leave under uny circumstances
pAPTIsT.
Rev, j. r. Garlick. OF the Lelsh-Street
Raptjst church, administered the rite Oh
hantism to two persons on Friday night
and TO two on Sunday. The series OF nlsnIlY
meetings in this church have been broueht
to close, after having accomplished muen
good. .,s. o.,xoh ,oror,,
ncr,ons profes.cd conversion Oh Sunday
last: among them four young men. Though
| the meeting was intensely interesting, Rev;
A u. Dickinson annouBced that II would
he suspended for the present. % he had
nromi.ed to hold u protracted meeting thl.
week nj the First Baptist church in Mid
dletown, N. j. He left last evening" foI
that city. .,.- -
Rev. ], A. Chambliss has accepted a cal
from thc Four-Mile Creek church, below
the city, and commenced his labors in that
| field on Sunday last.
MANCHESTER.
Al tho Methodist church in the forenoon
tha Rev. MIR. McGilyary preached from
Matthew. 10th chapter and oath verse. The
rastnr filed the pulpit at night. An inte
resting % revival of religion is IN progress at
this Church. Services will be held every
at the Presbyterian church the Rev. J
P. Smith, of Fredericksburg, preached te
large congregation from ii. Timothy, Is,
chapter, 18th verse. In the afternoon tne
quarterly meeting OF the Saboalh-schoo
/! Union was held. See report above. ,
AT the Meade Memorial church at Bi9h
tho Rev. Mr. Hammond gave an interesting
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

DISTRICT SCHOOL TRUsTBEs.-The Board
o. Educai ion have appointed the following
district school trustees in addition to those
already published In Campbell county,
Falling River district, Colonel L. G. How
ard has been appointed, cice Bowler Cooke,
deceased in Roanoke county, Salem dis
trict, w. w. Ballard, uice M. 7. Frantz In
Calawba district, same county. the one
YEAR trustees have been reappointed Big
Lick district, same county, w. L.. william
son, uice james w. Neaie Cave spring ais.
Mrckleuburg county-W. s. Jammeson
has been reappeiuted In Clarkesville dis
irict !: Flat Creek district, j. Speed Moss.
rcanpointed Christiansyille district, L. c.
Reekcs in place Of L. b. Good; ClarkeSvlle
district, W. G. Ware, Uice We Downer.
In all other districts in this county the Que
wear trustees have been reappointcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

AN AssaULTISG CASE CoMrRo MIsFD.--
GolhiClt Flick, who was recently assaulted
and severely injured about the head, ap'
pesred before Justice White yesterday ms
witness against Pat White and phll Lam
bert, who il is alleged were The parties
guilty of the assault. A paper OF compro'
mise was drawn np, and Frck declaring
that he would be satisfied if the two were
put under bonds To keep the peace, the
ease was dismissed; not, however, unit
Justice White had required security OF
each in the sum of 5000 Tor twelve months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

WE HAVE FoUnD 1T AT LAST Much time
and money have bean spent TO produce cheap
and safe gaslight to rup.ly the dwellings that
cannot be reached by coal or city gas. A mschine
can be seen In operation at Ford's Hotel, room
No. 81. The gas Is two-thirds more powerful In
illumiua uating effect than city gas No fire; no re-
torts no odor no trouble /: and a fixed gas. This
IN achne can be made In any country town, as
1t ia composed of wcot. Men looking for bull
nees that will pay big and make quick returns are
invited 10 call and see for themselves. Here is q
tide that Will carry active men Oh to fortune.
JOHN j. CARBEBHY, proprietor.
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COMPLIMENT TO Qua RICHMOND ARTIST
Pc thio morning saw letter addressed 10 the pro-
prictor OF the "LkEr Gallery, and written by
uIe wife Of our great chieflain General Il. e. LEE
thanking Mr.. DAVIES for copies OF card pictures
Of the lamented CHIEF. In this letter Mrs. LEE
pronounces thu pictures Of the General from this
gallery "the finest she has ever seen,'' and says
The are sight OF such accurate Hkenesses "aford-
ed her nreat Dlpasurp.',
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MANCHEsTER ITEms.

BuLprNes IN PRoGEEss.-The new build
ines OF Nicholas Mills, Jr.,. on sixteenth
and Perry streets, are receiving Inc hnlsn-
inc touches. and will be ready ior oScu.
pancy in few days. In addition 10 tnDs, DIS,
bnildings are being erected as i9Aows MfS:,aS bS
Benjamin Owen, at terfy ana na aMsnrl
EonrteenIh streets: w. Fl. Garnett, on
DECATUR near Tenth; Mr. Winfree, on
Hull near Eleventh; and or the border
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

GOOD ADVICE TO FAMiLIEs.-T Heads of families
should keep their tables this Fair week we'll filed
with choicest fruits, such as Delaware, Catawba.
Isabella, ard Malaga Grapes, Oranges, and Call
forniA Fears and BsnaEas. Our friend ANTONI
has the largest variety OF fruits In the city, and
a complete stock OF aTst-cl,ss confecLioneries on
hand.
Dir. COOKS ladies' and gcnLlemens dining
rooms on the Same floor. Give him CALL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

Mass MEETING IN MAsHALL WARD 70
NIGur-'rncrc will bc Il grand mass meet
in- in this ward tonight at the Baltimo.e G
steamers sheds in Rockets. There will
he IN illumination, bontres, FIREWORKS,
and music. with speaking by Il. I. Daniel,
Judge Crump, George ID. Wise, Mayor
Kelley, and all the city candidates.
The Clubs from the other wards VIII
unite IN the meeting. An arrangement
has hccu made for the sircct-cafs to run
until one hour after the close Of the meet
| n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

CONCERT FOR THH BENEFIT OF A CHURCH.
A concert will he given at the Second Pres
byterian church on Thursday evening next,
under the direction Of Mr.. E. Il. Chamber-
lnyne, Jr., the proceeds of which VIII be
devoted to the Manchester Presbyterian
<hl1rnh
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The most perfect sewipg-machne ever ex-
bibted In this or auy o.her city Can be seen in a
winapH on the corner of Tenth and Main streets.
No Edy attending the Fair should return home
wlthou. going TO sec 1t and witness the many
wonderful kinds OF wolk done on 1t. We are told
that titIsa WHEELER { WILSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

PoL1cH CouRT. MoNDAY.-Justice J. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
/ disposed
Rebecca johnson (colored). charged with
assaulting, abusing. and threatening Lid.
die Harris. Fined s..
Henderson johnson (cOlored). charged
with creating disturbance and throwing
rocks at the door of Charles Courtney.
DISCHARGED.
Richard Singleton (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating John l.. Smith. Dis
missed on payment Of costs.
Cary Trabue, charged with stealing one
dog valued at IS, the property of George
w. Gillian. Continued until November Cd.
Sally Carter (colored), charged with us.
saulting and striking Maria King. and Maria
King, charged with asSaulting, abusing,
and threatening to kill Sally Carter. Fined
s. each.
Heury johnson (coloredl, charged with
assauting and beating his wife, Nina John.
son. Fined IS.
Efile Bentley (coIorcdl, charged with an
moving the family of Foster Jackson by
using indecent language. Fined 81.
Hester Morris and Agnes Cooper (ce-
lored), charged with. contempt Of court.
, Fined 81 each.
Lucy j. Brown, charged with assaulting
and beating Nancy LomnY, and Nancy Lo-
max, charged with assaulting and beating
Lucy j. Brown. Fined 81 each.
Thomas Sager (colOred), charged with as
saulling and striking harriet Robinson.
! Fined 81.
William Flood (rolored), charged with
being drunk and disorder y in the street.
Fined 81.
Catherine Mccarthy. charged with being
drink and wandering about the street. Al
lowed to 90 home.
William Alley. charged with assaultinS
and heating the son Of Sarah j. Meyer and
also threatening to beat her. Failed to ap-
pear. Attachment issued against Alley and
q rule against the witnesses.
George Warburton, charged with being
drunk and lying on tbs sidewalk. Dis
charged.
john l.. Smith, charged with beating his
wife, Annie Smith. Dismissed on payment
! of costs.
William II. Clarke, charged with being
| drunk and unable to take care Of himself.
| Discharged
! william Hatiry, charged with being
drunk and trcspassing on the premises OF
A. B. Lewis. Fined 81.
| William Burcy (colorc,D, charged with
| being drunk and brcnking the glaSs In
the door of William Gray's barber shop.
Fined s..
Il. w. Boiling (colorcd), charged with
tresDassIng on the premises OF SAMUEL ID.
! Hicks. Fined 81.
| LiddIe Harris (colorcd), charged with
stenlinc a ehckca from Lucy Brown.
Fined g.
John Bradley, charged with using insult
| ing and abusive language towards Jennie
Watkins. Let off; 10 prosecutor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

RICHMOND AHEAD, As UsUAL.-Iuforma-
tion has just been received, here that
Mcssrs. William E. Tanner & Co. have
taken the first premium at the great Georgia
State Fair, at Macon, for the third time, for
the best portable steam-engine. This time
there were many competitors. These cen
tlemen will also exhibit fine ten-horse
agricultural engine and saw-mlll at our
Fair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

STRANGERS coming to the Fair will find fine
map Of Richmond and all The information desl-
rable about the various places of Interest IN the
city, in the "VIsi.orG' Gxids to Richmond and
Vicinity" sold by BENJAMIN BATES, LII Main
street.
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pianos and ore ,ns from the best makers can pe
found at sLEIGHT & hoWARp B. oppossse no
post-otlce. Smiths American Organs anu .N, -
way & Sons celebrated pianos eo'i0'"s ~
hsnd at factory prices.
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DIED IN THE CITY JAlL.-William Eu-
hank. who was committed on Thursday
last in default of security for being drunk
and and unable to take care OF himself. died In
the the city Jail on Sunday night: 1t is the
opinion OF physician who attended MN
that his death was caused by previous ex-
nos,lrc and intemperate habits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

OFFICERS ELECTED.-Crystal Temple OF
Honor. No. 5, on Saturday night elected
tbo following gentlemen Us officers for the
ens,,ine ens % term, who will be installed at tho
nnyt meetiue: w. G.. T., S. D. Curry; W.
v. WI r. joseph W. Garter; W. r., John 2
T.,ar. VA. r., j. u. McGraw W. +
p ''y lanes e. Rtddick; w. T., G. +. Fitz
n;'son vii on WI, D. H. Munson; ". D. u,
V. e. Hodges w. e., Thomas a; A. Blank 8 "a
enship; W. s., w. II. Bell; !, W. " J.;
DR.. A. 8. McRGe.
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DEATH OF A PoLICEMAE.-Policeman An
drew Jackson Starke, Of the Third district
died at his lodgings Yesterday morning
Mir. Starke @ had served faithfully in the force
for /, long time. The police force will pay
th"ir tribute Of respect TO his memory this
morning by escorting his remains to thell
Inst restin--placc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

THE SUTroN-TAYLoR AsSAuLT1NG CASH
In the Police Court yesterday Marion Sut.
ton was arraigncd, tried, and found guilty
of assaulting Benjamin Tay lorat the Trede.
.ar Iron Works on October 9th. In con.
s,deralion OF the previous good character
of the accused, and the desire Of the
aogrievcd party that the punishment should
be light, Justice White imposed only tiue
of $50. with IN admonltlon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

THIEVES IN L1MBo.--hb0ut twenty per-
sons suspected OF beiag common th"Ies
we're ovcrh,uled by the police yesterdly ~.
Two cases were disposed of by Justice
White yesterday afternoon, one OF The ac-
cu>cd being committed in default OF sccu-
ritv tor his good behavior. The other cases
will be examined this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

The celebrated Eureka Orgsns, adapted for the
solemn chants Of til. church or the light and
sparkling music Of ta dance, pronounced by
amateurs and musicians the most perfect and
wonderful crgars IN the world, can be seen at M
BoLD's Musical Exchange, No. 92o Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

For the accommodation OF visitors 10 the Fair.
the DOLLAR STORE, corner of Ninth and Main
streets, VIII be open from O'Clock A, M. to II
O'Clock z. NJ. You can set anstblug you want
for one dollar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

THn PIGEON MATCH The subscriptions
to this feature Of the Fair will be closed at
Tsnor's gun store this evening. In addi-
ton TO the premiums already announced,
should the entries be numerous enough to
warrant it, set Of cunning aecoutrenlents,
minus the gun, Will be presented to the
nooreat shot
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SECOND CRoP OF CnKKRIgs.-The secre-
tary OF the Virginia Horticultural and Po-
molo.icul Society yesterday received from
Mr. G. G. Crater a box OF Cluster cherries
of the second crop, Of the usual size and
fully mat ured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

AT THE CORN OF BROAD AND SIXTH
sTRHETs.-]t Ia no wonder that THALHIMER &
ON6's store is crowded with customers for the
greas bargains they eff4r in dry goods are bound
to attract buyers, who want 10 get the best aud
prcties goods at The very lowest prices. Their sys-
lem OF business is TO cell articles ut prices TO suit
The times and give entire satisf7rtiou to every one
"a this Ia Az nld-cstabishfd fl M, and well and
fSvorabIy kntwn to the public, purchasers will do
we'll TO give them an early cop Their excellent
assortment cauuot fail to please the most fastidi
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ATTENTION, BoSs YlyANTs. FRANCIS w
HARRIS, No. Eighth street, opposite the ruins
ofihc late Spotawood Hotel, has on hand always a
full supply OF the finest old whtskeys, gins, bran
dies, and choice wines. Strangers visiting the
Fair would do well to give him call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

y,pa1NrA EDUCATIONAL MAGAzINE.-in
tho November No. of this magazine, when
"a "a at hand. it Is announced that Professor
Harry Estill, Of Randolph Macon College,
has been elected to fill vacancy In the eul'
toyisI cOrps.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE OCTOBER 81, ISL
Philip Berghelmer, Richmond Mrs. Anna
M. Pettus, Richmond; DR.. Fl. G. Smoot,
Luray, Va; Mr.. Armstrong. Luray, Va;
DR.. Davis, University OF Virginia.
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Everybody will 20 To the Fair to-day, and every
body should also call at PIzZINrs to get some of
his good things. Cocosnut, walnut, and butter
scotch candles; chocolate gum, end marsh-mal-
low drops, and the uices. pics and cakes you ever
ofa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

NiiToRs to Richmond during the Fair week
should not be without "The Visitors, Guide 10
Nichmond aud Vicinity" published by REEIA.
nj" BATES ILL Main street, and for sale by al,
bouk and news dc aIcrs. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

KHlGnrs IEMrLAH PAgADE.--Jbe semi.
annual inspection and drill Of Richmond
'o:nnandrry, No. =, Knights Templar,
will take place u, O'clock z. II. on Thurs
day, November oh. The knights will as.
srm,le IN front Of Masons' HaII, on Frank
In street, in fall dress and mounted.
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Nteason ticket Will be given to the gentleman
or youth wearing the mort orig,na, costume a. the
ks'lng Carniva' to.niph.: also, one to tho ,adv
or mlsS wearing the pra,teat coatnma =. Z.
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THE "LBR.n- The reputation OF this splendid
photograph gallery needs no recommendation
from Us. It's fame is worldwide. aud is endorsed
by the ghest authority-ars. General II. L. LEE.
Isee letters from the cslimabie eonsorI Of our la
meated chief, ~ the gallsry.]
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4 AcclpBSr.-A horse attached TO car
riarc in which three ladies were riding last
evening got his leg caught in the harness
and created quite ~ excitement, near the
corner of Eighth and Cary streets, ny his
cndrayors to ge, free. The animal was not
released until hadly injured.
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visitors to the Virginia State Fair ehould not
fall to go to P1zzINfs, where they will find the
best candles, plain ard fancy cakes, toys, and
everything el that is to be found In first class
establishment.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE BEAUTIFUL
IyoRINHs AND VICTORIA CARDa. The proprle-
tor or the LHB Gallery is reaping rich harye.t
by the Introduction of bis novelties In the photo
graphic art. lie continues to keep his prices go
that this beautiful work comes within the reach of
all. The LEE Gallery Is not open on the Sabbath.
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For the accommodation Of visit t,rs to the Fair,
the poLLAR STOEE, corner Of Ninth and Main
streets, will he open from O'Clock A. N. to II
O'Clock J.. M. You can get anything you want
for one dollar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

All the novelties in fashionable jcwelry, dia.
mond' amethyst, pearl, and etruscan pendant Gets
direct from the factories, at EowLAN & Co. .,s
corner Main an d Tenth streets.
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Toys! TOYS! TOYS! TOYS wv. W. TRlB-
BfTT, the live Ma!n-Street confectioner, has The
best selection Of toys and faucy goods 10 be- found
IN The city. Bis prices arc very low. Be sure
end give him clll at 1ll2 Main street.
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\ GENERAL suSpEhsIoN OF BuslSEss.-As
y sccm> TO be understood throughout the
'll& aud state that thursday will be the
-'rh day Of the Fair, all the principal bu.
ness bousCs III the city will be closed on
mat day IL order i1at all employees so dis
fly-'i may attend the exhibition. Ali the
"suk. and Eank;n"-houses have agreed not
10 oUen on that day; the railroad freight
tinrols VIII bc closed, and all the public and
Gin>, Of the private schools will make it IL
t,DIiI,v
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Collectors OF Old psintings should examine
one Of the Bay OF Naples on sale at FRAYskR's
gallery. This picture Is said to be one Of the
fines. ever b.ousht TO this country. Price, one
nd dollars
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If yeu want to see fine diRplsy OF couiec
tirneries, toys, &C., dOn's fail TO visit w. W
THlBBRTT'S, iIl2 Main street.
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Something exquisite In ladies' furs Just opened,
and fresh from the factory, at W EIsIG En's, 1901
Main street uAenia Sea-, Grebbe, Ermine, Mink
and Martin; all made in styles never before cx-
blbitCd In this market. -..
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KEEP THE SIDEWALKS CLHAR.-We would
suggest to merchants and others, in view OF
the large crowd now in the city. to Keep the
sidewalks as clear rs possible, ana not
permit boxes, barrels, or bales, IN ffont
OF their stores longer than Is absoluteiy pe-
rcssary. This will conduce much TO the
comtoit OF pedestrians, and prevent mass
ing of the crowd at ony one point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

Magnificent new watches, chains, bracelets, and
diamond sets, just received at NowLAN & co. IS,
cone Main and Ter:h streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

NJ. ELLYsoS 6 Co, Ac vertising Agents, Dis
patch bullJiDg, will receive advertisements and
have them inserted In any Journal Of the country
al regular rates. ..... ...s.a,
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Country me-chanfs, don't fail to examine the
fine assortment # French aud American candt S,
fruits, nuts, toys, canned goods, figs, raisins,
cigprs, &C., at TRIBBETT's. lll2 Main street.
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Go to PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary or 1903
Grace street. to buy your coal and wood, and
save from 6oc. to IL 60 per ton. Good anthracite
nut coal ~ per ton all grades ut the lowest cash
prices. Soft coal, 80. so to $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

Every visitor to the city should 20 to the s.,,,r.
oarnlVal tonight at Assembly HalI, en- E,sh,s
street rE.$f s.IEr1s s- w G'suti
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n,nsL snapower and force pumps .tsam and waite,
,ess rsss nose and fxtarss, at less than New yo,t
and ~. ss.sntion to orders for water, ssesm
q. as.s s.s. nss.ns, timing, and repairing Al par,
nAhsamiN's new asore. Teath street one Az. au
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iianoS, organs, acco,deons and guitars at tn
N'ehm nd Musical Exchange, a2O Main street
Professor 4. A. AMBoLD's.
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade IN
any portion OF the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. ii. ELLYsoF & co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at
publishers rates.
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TOYS, ToYs.-Those who go to the Fair ought
to 90 to PIzzINI's and examine his large stock Of
toys of every kind and size.
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Call and examine thc rare styles of new-fasb,
ioned jewelry at NowLAN b Co.'s, corner Ma,r
and Tenth streets. -. -
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LAW, Miscellaneous, aud school-Books; S,a'
.,onery and Fancy Goods; Bindery aud Blank
g,ok aauufactory, 1878 Msia street. j. W. Ran
DoIpH & ENGLISH.
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF HOLLYWOOD
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will meet on We'd
ncsday, November 1st, In the lccturc-rOom
of St. paurs church, at 1 L. nj.
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ALMANAcs, 1s72.-We have received Josh @
BiNings's, Nast's, and Richardson's W. IT,
qt1uo and North CdrottnG -atnldaui ,oi
1s,5 nsEt roP to Ps1aieh nsi0o Office, & Main street.
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Visitors to The state Fair are Invited 10 call at
ALIENS and seq the many new styles of hats be
has Just received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

Sheet mTsic and mus!c-books, from every ca ia
logue In the world. at AMBoLD'S Richmond Mu.
slcal Exchlnge, 92o Main Street. Remember the
No.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

MAGNIF1CENT.-Tlcse plot graphs taken by
WEvERm, l427 Main street. at half the price oi
other first. class galleries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

No Civil DOCKET TUEsDAY.--The civil
docket or The Police Court will not he
called to-day. Civil cases set for hearing
this mnrnin" Will be postponed until to-
,1,y >rnplf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31

HATS, BATS, HATS.-The largest variety In the
city TO be found It A. A. ALIENS, 1915 Main
street.