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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-JuStice j. j.
White presiding.-Thc following cases were
disposcd of:
w. w. WOodson, charged with being
drunk and exposing his person in the
street, was discharged.
Preston Nuckos and Joseph Clatcr,
charged with fighting in the street. Muck
OILS was fined S. and required TO give secu-
rity for three months. Clater was dis
charged.
!. Hester Morris (colorcO, charged with
using abusing language to and threatening
to cut Agnes Cooper with a knife. Con-
tinucd till Monday.
Agnes Cooper, charged with assaulting,
abusing, and threatening the life of Hester
Morris, failed TO appear, and attachments
were issued for both. Case continued
until Monday.
Henry Brown, charged with assauling
and striking uorcas IIankins, was fined
$3.50.
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V'HS MILITARY ASD THE STATE FAIR
Tlscir was 10 little excitement and iudc-
nation among The gentlemen composing
;i,c First Virginia regiment on Saturday
upnu the official announcement by the Sec
aplary of the. State Agricultural Society
stat the tive hundred men in the regiment
who propose to visit the Fair in q body
next Thursday would he charged the full
price of admission for each mon. We ecould
hardly believe this true until assured by
the commandment Of the regiment that, such
was The case and even now we cannot be-
lirrc that the Executive Committee bas
sanctioned such an unhcard-of proceeding.
Certainly the members Of the Society aid
the public generally will not. The man.
agcmcnt OF the Society has frequently been
characterized by old io9yism and short
sigh,cdnc>s, but we cannot realize that
they are so far behind the live spirit OF the
age rs to lay 4 tax of $3.50 on the most at
tractive feature of the Fair. Nothing will
attract a greater crowd either Of city OF
country people than the promised dress
parade and drill for the prize medal, and it
is an undoubtcd fact that 1T is decided by
the board of officers to have the military
display on the Capitol Square OF in Holly
wood old-tield, instead of being the most
brilliant day of the Fair Thursday will be
the dulleSt of the four. Let the secretary
write TO the commandant of the regiment
and extend to him and his men n cordial
and earnest invitation to visit the Fair
Grounds whenever they may lind 1t conve-
nient to do so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

CHANCERY COURT, SATURDAY-Jud9e f..
n. Fftzhugh.-The following cases were dis
posed of: -.
Grant, &C., rs. Newburn, &c. Order to
revive suit in name Of Abraham Harris,
executor Of Henry Harris, deceased, late
one of the pailfeinS in this cause. Gilmer,
Howard, and Wise, counsel.
BergquisCs administrator rs. Lawson
and others. Decree directing distribution
of the intestate's estate as settled by the
decree. Bradley T.. Johnston and George
l.. Christian, counsel. II
Harve us. Marshalls s executor. Petition
Of Anderson Wade to fund stock filed and
referred t. commissioner for inquiry and
reDOrt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

STATE FAIR-MovEMENT OF RAILROAD
TRA1Ss.--John Il. Macmurdo announces
i special train between Greensboro and
Richmond on Monday, 3Oth of October, to
5th of November inclusive, and the dIscol-
tinuance OF the Burkeyilie freIght ana ac'
communication train until November 7th.
superintendent Perry will run Passen--
dav, Fair week, to Charlottesville, leaving
Richmond at u. Nj.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
7. W. KESSEE will sell at 10 A. a. purni.u

7. W. KESSEE Will sell at 10 A. a. furniture,
&c. j
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR win sell al 4 =. N. a farm
IN the county of IIcnrico. on the Nine-MiIe
road, three mrlcg east Of Richmond
w. Il. ROBINS viii sell at IL NJ. farm In Pow
hatsn county, one mile of Tom aha mk station,
on The Richmond aud DauviiIe railroad. trilEj,1
-. G. NOISE will sell at i. b., In Locust alley,
tobacco Hxtures, &c. -.
GEUBBS Il WILLIAMS will sell 1T l.. NJ, In
front or tho custom-house. fifteen tracts OF
land In bankruptcy.
j d. VIII rEHEAD & co. will fcll at 1ob a. NJ
groceries, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

THE TURNER POISONING CAss.-Jn the
Police Court on Saturday Sarah Turner
(colorcd) was arraigned for trial on the
charge of fcloniously administering poison
to Isabella Turner. Without the exami-
nation of any of the witnesses the accused
was sent on to the Hustngs Court for the
first Monday in November-the amount Of
bail being reduced to $500. The witnesses
were recognized to appear at that time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

TIE CID DoMlHIoS CLUB BALL.-Tickcts
for this promising entertainment arc being
bought eagerly, and it is probable that it
will bc Il splendid affair in all respects.
The Old Dominion boys are hard working,
enthusiastic Conservatives, aud are among
the best men in the party. 1t Is not the
same organization as the Jefferson Ward
Conservative Club, Us many think, though
it has the same great end in view.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

TOBACCO INSPECTORS AProINTEp.- Cover
NOR Walker bas appointed the following
tobacco inspectors for Farmyille: For Ban
doiph Warehouse, John i. Cunningham
on part Of the owners and r. A: Booker
on part of the State. For Farmville Ware
house, Francis d. Redd on part OF the stste
and Samuel C.. Price OH part of the owners
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MORTON HOUSE, novel, by the author
of Valerie Aylmcr, with four illustrations,
price one dollar. We have received Il copy
of this work from Elyson & Tay lor, book
sellers, next to Dispatch office. 1t is from
the pen of one OF our most gifted southern
writers; and the illustrations, from tue PEN
ell of our talented towDsman Major w. B..
Myers, are of unusual excellence. We
doubt not but that this novel will meet
with Il hearty reception from the novel
reading public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

COMPLIMENT TO GUR RICHMOND ARTIST
We this morning saw letter addressed to the pro-
prietor of the "LEE'' Gallery, and written by
the wife Of our great chlefan, General X. f. 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 ire sight OF such accurate ikenesses "aEord-
cd her great pleasure"
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A MOVEMENT IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
The officers of the Richmond, Fredcricks-
burg and Potomac railroad have arranged
for round-trip ticket ut reduced rates
from Baltimore to Richmond for persons
wishing to attend the Fair. This wise
movement will add largely to the success
of fine Fair
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LOOK Our FOR PICKpoCKETs.-In view of
the anticipated influx of pickpockets, three
card monte men, thieves, and other sharp
crs into Richmond during the present
week, Major Poe has directed the whole
detective force of the city to be on the look
out for such vagabonds. When caught
they will be summariy arrested and kept
out of the way until after the Fair.
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Won DAY. MORNING, OCTOBER 80, 1871 Z.

I SENTENCE CoMMUTEp.-His Excellency
! Governor Walker on Saturday committed
the sentence of Jefferson Peterborough
(colored), convicted of arson at the June
term of the Hanover County Court aud
sentenced to be hanged on the 10th of No
yember. 1871, to imprisonment for life in
the pcnitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

REG1sENTAL PARADE.-A dress parade OF
the First Regiment Virginia volunteers will
be held on Broad street tonight, the head
of the line resting at the City Hall. Com
panies will meet in full dress Uniform at
their respective armoriesand march thence
fO the parade ground. %@
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ruHT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER %, 1871.

r0HT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER %, 1871.
aEHIvE-.
Steamer Saratoga, Blakrmau. New York, mcr-
chandise and passriIcrs John W. Wyatt.
Steamer j. W. fvcTman, i att, Phlladelphla,
merchandise and passengers. W. T.. Porter.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Noriolh, mer-
chandtse and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamer PalIsade, Nelson, Kings Mill, mer-
chandisc and passengers.
schoonsr A. W. Collins, Tooker, james river,
light.
Schooner W iliam Magec, Wooster, James river,
light
Schooner Startled Fswn, Smith, James river
light
Schooner Yankee doodle, MolensbIrg, james
river, light.
BELOW.
Brig and four schooners.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
BALTIMORE Octoser 28.-Brtg Henry PeIklns.
SEYMOUR.
VINEYARD HAVEN, October 25--Schooncr
Havdscrabble, Faes.
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The Academy IF huslc, which was TO have
opened on saturday night, WAS not thrown open
10 the public on account OF 4 defect In the gas
metre, which was overlooked until too late to
rrmeJy before TO dty, When the manager has as
surcI Us that the defect will hc repaired. and that
the sho~ ill 20 on t1-uiyht, az advertised
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rpNETllING NEW.
=
---...l. u AND NANDSOMEsT rLAlLS.

,..,slv~l AND HANDS0MEST PbAlLS.
n.l $50, ,,., oprpr! splendid lot ofthe cbt@r-
.,.,I.u.G;omcst i'Iaid press-goUdS IN TIE city.
,.. .....Hiux 4 very handsome Plaid III The pat
,u.. ..... worth 21.. beautiful ali-wchl l1a;n5
.-. North J9c. everywhere; th2 very finest ana
,..,aaS ai!>yool y,aids II Soc, worth 75c.: the
v..y ,.>i Back Cir, Grain Dress FIX ~ SIS,
~. .-.a '. =: wholesale Brcwn and Rleached COT
.. ,..-H v>3r a good article, nj 1:!c.: tdo not iN'
.a.,, II this cotton. for Il is really handsome y
...,,f. f..#.,f.r Comforts at only &C.. heavy tt"n-
... ..l-woal ShawlS st Si."5 - $3.50: Trimming
N.,t...,s: T trimming: sat!ns aud silks; hcSnii'ut
-..,..r. n"u@lns at rHir 55c., worth soc.' diner
... .,.,..r-. lrc~u are real hsrr:lns: fhartcu@S-
..... r.1..}l,~ tIss;n,'cS "" are s'iitng 4 I"c"
.r, lNIrlluu HAshl at co.,, suitable i"r
.... a,.,~ Mems lcst Er 'wn "rittsh Socks RI
.!r",'rti;i~'l !l"gc At 80. G> nt's FnIn'Sh-
.. ......l, .t,ys-yA nj ceS mt Saratoga trunks
f.. .. i, u,: IruA Il 81: kii Gloves 4: '5,.
NuCkWhLL RnISS.
Nj. s. :. WINT Uarmerly Of Mr. Jobn \.
N,...,e .'.s ha, Corrected NhH:clt with our house"
...v..t. l,. T., .. - stc his friends
nI-1-I< y e ;,ttitSS.
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ANOTHER BENEFIT.-Thc proceeds Of Wy
mans exhibition at Metropolitan Hall this
afternoon will be given to the Dorcas
Society OF the Bruad->trcct Methodist
church. Hy the time appointed for this
performance the hall will bc in Il perfectly
safe cuuIltiOn.
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THE "i.EE.n Thercputstion OF this splendid
photograph gallery needs no recommendation
from lis. It's fame is worldwide, and is endorsed
by the highest authocity-Mrs. General X. f. LEE
(See letters from the esiimable consort OF our IL
ID vpted chief, III the gallery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

BARBECUE AT RIDGE CHURcn.-There viii
be o grand gathering Of the CONSERVATIVES
of Tuckahoe township on next Friday at
Ridge church. Distinguished speakers WILL
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STRANGERS coming To the Fair will 1nd hne
map Of Richmond, and &ll the information desi-
rsble ab6u: the various places OF interest In The
city, In the Visitors Guide to Richmond and
Vicinity" sold by BENZ MIN BATES, lll7 Main
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TRAIN TO THE FAIR GRoUNDs.-Captan
Gentry announces the running Of passen-
ger trains to and from the Fair Grounds
during Fair week. The trains will run at
short intervals. The fare each way Wilt
ten cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

DON'T SoRATcH.-In noticing the barhe-
cue at Noeglcr's on Saturday we omitted
/, the name Of Mr.. George Bell, who made
a good speech from the text "Don't scratch
tho tirkct''
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Something exquisite in ladies' iurs
and fresh from the factory, at W -. openeu, ,;
Main s.reet-Busenia seal,Grf @ioiaHA >, i-V'
and Martin; all made in 1--WE cim.ie, aiisA'
htbited In this msrkes. 'sao' nofef ac4ote e@-
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For the accom- m odation Of visitors 10 the Fair,
the EoLLAR STORE, corner OF Ninth and Main
streets will be open from O'Clock A. M. to IL
O'Clock Z. NJ. Nou can get anything you want
cnr our dollar.
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II ,s wsll-known fact that K. b. sPEkcE &
soS keep u splendid stock OF clothing and gentle
mems furnishing goods, and taat they are seAing
at the lowest living prices. Cau ~ i'oo "aih
street for bargains.
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ATTENTION., BoSS YIvASTs. FRANCIS W
HARRIS, No. 4 Eighth street, opposite tie ruins
of The late Spotswood Hotel, has on hand always a
full supply OF the finest old whiSkeys, gins, BRAN
d,rs, and choice wines. strangers visiting the
+ ar would do we'll to give him call.
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Pianos and org ans from the best makers can be
found Mt SLEIGiIT Il howard S, opposite the
post-oflcc. Smiths American organs and Stein
way Il Sons celebrated pianos constantly on
hand 1t factory prices.
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ONLY ONE CENT.-Our spri.htly contcm-
porary the Ercni,sg Nt1rS has been so sue
ce>Sful since its enlargement that the pub.
fishers have determined hereafter to sell it
for 4 cent 4 copy. II is 4 live campaign
paper.
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n ten|dollar bill will buy much as you can
carry away from e. b. SrENCE Il SONS clothing
store.
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CHICAGO FIRE.-Thosc who hold policies In
companies IL Mr.. JOHN H. MoNTAGUE's agency,
which failed In consequence Of the Chicago fire,
will find an import ant notice in another column :.
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Stranger, and others visiting tue State hgricul-
tural Fair will find +. i. SPENCE 4 SON nj the
old crrner 1900 Main street, anxious 10 supply
their w4nis In The way Of ready. made clothing
and gents furnishing goods.
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Go 10 TCoTT'S Church Hill Drug store, corner
Of Broad and Twenty fifth streets, II you would
hare your prescriptions accurately compounded
Mt all hours, day or night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

The THOMAS GENTRY spoken Of in the
proceedings Of the Police Court it is hardly
necessary to say is not Thonas Gentry the
plastcrcr, SO wcll-known in this city, but
some other family Of Gcntrys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

Mcrch ,n!s and teaclcr3 VIII fl III full assort-
ment Of sch0o-booki and ttatpne. y ut FLLYSoN
Il TAYLoR'S, 1il6 Main street, next 10 Dispatch
Office,
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Go to PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary or 7cS
Grace stree, to buy Your coal and wood, ana
save from Soc. to III so per ton. Good anthracite
But coal 81 per ton; all grades At the lowest cash
priccs. soft coal, Ss. so To $3.50
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Double blue vIolttj In bloom at MoRToN's
FLOWER GARDEN. .-.
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For the accommodation OF visitors to the Fair,
the DOLLAR STORE, corner OF Ninth and Main
st, ec,s, will be open from 7 O'Clock A. M. to IL
O'Clock L. NJ. You can get anything you want
FOR one dollar. -
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"B Select'' whlskey.

The gold medal to III, hest drilled comp1uy ls
creating nearly as much excitement as r. B.
SPENCE Il SONS stock of gcntlcmcn's winter
wear.
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The CHEAPEST place to buy your scboo!-books Ia at
FLLYsoN &TAYLoR's, next to Di.pa.ch Office,
ain street. -..Es RI
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ADvEKT1SE.-Our merchants seeking t-ade In
any portion Of the country should advertise I'm the
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYSoN & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at
publishers rates. 81.
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Every color and shape Of young gentlemca's
hats, In endless variety, at CLARKE & WADoY's.
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Parents about TO enter their children in schoo
c:n procure all the necessary books from FLLY-
son y TAYLOR, Main :treet.
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4 The streetcars from beth extremes + the ci,,i =
will take strangers to E. B. sPEscR & ON sf,sh.
ionab,e clothing establishment. Tell the conIuc-
tor to put you off at SPEECE's corner. i.." ~
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FAVE YOUR MoNEY.-We are taking pho'o'
graphs at half the price OF other first-clasS e5tsb
Iishmcnts, and guarantee perfect satisfaction.
Gallery, 1427 Main street.
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VI lTCRS to hicl mend during the Fair week
should not be without "Thc Visitors Guide To
Richmond ard Vicinity" published by FENJA-
MIa BATES, iii Min street, and for sale by al
bO K and news dealers.
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All the novelties In fashionable jewelry, dia-
mond, amethyst, pearl, and etruscan pendant SETS
direc. from The factories, at NowLAN CO.'S,
corner Main and I enth stI Gets.
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yIvE LA WYMAE. Metropolitan Hall. AT
O'Clock.
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Boys hats ate5t styles, just out, for one dollar
worth one dollar and fifty cents, at WEISIGER's,
l201 Main street. sa
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PERsoNAL.-Goyernor Walker has re-
turned TO the city.
Captain J. A. McCaull. Of Roanoke, is at
the Exchange for the Fair week.
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Ho, YE SHIRTLEss Heavy undcrshirts for
winter wear at the low price OF one dollar at E.
Is. SPENCE & SONS, 1903 Main street.
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M'gofcent new watches, chains, bracelets, and
diamond cts, just received at NowLAN d co IS,
c,r1 or Main and Tenth streets.
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"B Select" Whitkey, at WALTER u. BLAIR 4
Co.'S, corner If Niuth and Main streets, is pure
medicinal article. P.ice 81 so per gallon.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE OCTOBER 30, ISL
Alrs. 4. Lewis, Richmond; Miss NJ. Tsrdy; !;
one letter no address.
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New stock OF fine gas-fx.ures, chandeliers,
brackets, drop-ights, globes, and shades, In great
varsity. Gas, coal, and wood stoves aud ranges :;
hand power and force pumps; ste1m and water
pipes, ho-e and fixtures, ut less than New York
prices.
Prompt attention TO orders for water, steam,
md g,s. fitting, timing, and repariag at PAUL
BAKGAhIN's new store, Tcnth street, one door
below Main.
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The DOLLAR STORE, conner Ninth ard MAIL
streets, Is brilliantly illuminated at night
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Hyacinths, tulips, crocuses, &C., at MoRToN's
FLOWER GARDEN.
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Cali and examine the rare styles of new-fasll.
ioned jcwclry az NowLAN S CO.'S, corner Main
and Tenth streets.
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Hhpeto ne" silver In cases for brid II presen,s
c pc iing this week at NowLaN & Co .. n'' 2
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Diamond engagement aud rlt'n-a gold wcdd!ns
rings, new pa'tcrns 1t kOwL.S 50 S.
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Ats O'Clock this afternoon WYMAN gives ben
eft. Go, by all means.
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Silk Hats SILK Hats! SILK Hats! Very latest
style at CLAEKE & WADDY S, No. 1911 Maiu
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We always rec ommend QUE friends to The best
place the "JEkn Gallery.
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If you wish 10 eujoy yourself go TO the Skating
Carnival Tuesday night.
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+ WYhAa, tie chIldren,s friend vh. ,
stay awASP ao'c.cck PM. 'Ao "oaio
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The most Iite-liks-the pictures taken at the
celebrated "LEE" Gallery.
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Grand Carnival on skates at Assembly Hall
to- -morroT " (Tuesdly) night.
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Don't stay away from Metropolitan Hall this
afternoon ~ 3 O'Clock.
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For all the lie ldlng styles of hats go to WEIsI
GERS emporium of styles, 1901 Main street.
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Let eve: !hcdy sec WYMAN this afternoon at
O'Clock.
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easonable, and that It should be patron,

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The Conservative
township committee are requested to meet
ut the office OF John C. Robertson, Esq, on
Tuesday night at balf-past 7 o'clock. Busi-
ness of importance will be considered.
NEVER Too LATB.-After a long time
the trustees are turning their attention to
Ninth street beyond Decatur. This is a
much.travelled route, and has long needed
Improvement.
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School- books Of every grade may be found at
ELLYSoN & TAYLoR'S. 1ll6 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

Skating every night this week. Carnival Iuca'
ii " hight at Assembly Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

Grand Duke, Tourist, and English style gossa
mer silk hats, at W WEISIGER'S, 1.O1 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

'B ser,tn viii key, 4 pu e article for mcdl-
cinal pIrposcs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

The DOLLAR STOBE, corner Of Ninth aud Mai
streets, Is brilliantly Illuminated at night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

School-bocks and stationery at FILYsoN &c
TAYLon's, nextto Dispatch office, Main street K
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

Fancy Dress Carnival on skates at Assembly
Hail Tuesday nis ht, 3lst. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

Gentleman's furnishing goods in endless variet
at E. B. SPENCE d SONS, l3 10 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

EowLAS Il Co., JEWELLERS, are receiving new
styles ol rich jewelry for tho fail OF 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30
Ritllmond Dispatth,
MONDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1871.

RE TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE COhBINED
I REGULATION CFALL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

Carnival tomorrow night at Assembly Hail
Skating every night this week.