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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28
lIANCH ESTER ITEMS.

ARRIVAL OF MACHIGERY.-On yesterday
our reporter paid IL brief visit to the Man
chester Cotton Mills of A. Graham d Co.,
aud found MIR. Robinson, the superintend-
ent, and assistants busily engaged in
placing in position number of looms Of
the most approved pattern, which had
Just arrived. a number of others are or
dered, and weekly arrivals are expected
until all of the old looms are replaced by
entirely new ones. In all other depart
mcnts progress and improvement are being
made, and the well known repatation OF
these mills will not only be kept up, but
mCnt.
MORE IMrRovEMENT.-We are informed
by the superintendent of the Marshall Mills
that the company is ncgotiatinG for the
purchase Of some beautifully located lots in
the lower portion OF our town, upon which
they PROPOSE to erect neat and comfortable
dwellings, with yards and gardens attached,
which will be rented to their employ 6s at
casOnablc rates. A school-room Will also
be built, ut which the employees will receive
instruction gratis. Fuel will also be fur
niShcd at reduced rates. 1t is possible Il
tirSt-class company store may be com
menced, and every effort made to make
labor renumcraliYc and respectable.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGEHCE.-The following
arc the only special services reported:
At the Presbyterian church ut IL A. nj.
services by the Rev. j. Z. Smith, of Fredc-
rckSbury.
ut the Baptist church at 3X o'clock Z.
NJ: the pastor will prcach TO the Sabbath
school. .--
The public are invited to attend all of
| the above services.
The usual services at all of the other
churches.
PRESBYTERIAN SUEDAY-SCHooL UNION
The Quarterly meeting Of the Presbyterian
Sunday-SchoOl Union will he held ut the
| new Prcsby terian church in Manchester
tomorrow afternoon ut halCpast o'clock.
| Exercises will consist OF addresses, sing
ing, etc.
BIBLE MEETlNG.-At P. nj. on the first
| Sabbath of November there will be held
meeting of the friends of the Bible IN the
Methodist Episcopal church of Manchester
for the purpose Of organizing u county
Bible Society to canvass and supply Ches.
terfeld county. The pastors Of the several
churches and friends of the Bible cause are
expected to be present and aid in tue move
ment. | ,r
ACCIDENT.-On account Of an accident
the accommodation train on the RlCbmOnd
and Danviic railroad which left Richmond
Yesterday morning was forced to return.
The accident was but slight, and has not at
all intcrfered with the business of the road.
MINOR ToPIos.-John Smith (littIe jack,
who was so severely injured 10y fall u
few nights since, is fast improving. o.'
The children who intend to participate
In the concert to be given next week for
The benefit Of the Presbyterian church
will meet this evening at 3A O'Clock ut the
Methodist church. - .....rs.
The committee who went 10 New York
to look after the uniform of the Aerts are
expected to arrive TO- day. .,z.. ...
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- Treasurer Southern Cross Brotherhood"

LETTER FROM THE MAYOR OF CHICAGO
The President OF the City Council has re-
ccivcd the following acknowledgment of
the Richmond contribution to the Chicago
relief fund:
"CuICAGo RELIEF AND AID SOCIETY,",
"STAEDARD HALL.
"CHlCAGo, October 81, 1917
" Hon. p. H. &arke, President City C0un-
cit, Richmond, Va:
"Dcor Slr,-I hasten to acknowledge the
receipt of your esteemed favor of the 10Th
appriSng me Of the generous action of the
City Council Of Richmond in appropra-
ting $4,000 in aid Of the sufferers by our
recent desolating fire, and transmitting II
co y of the preamble and resolutions
alcptcd by your citizens expressive of
their deep sympathy tor our people in this
hour OF disaster. For this noble and 'muni-
ticent aid aud sympathy our people send
you their hcarticst thanks, ana " iLh grlte-
full hearts they bless their liberal fellow
citizens Of Richmond. l will draw on YOU
for the amount i'll favor Of the Chicago Re-
lict aud Aid Society, to whose care this
great charity has been entrusted, as you
wilt observe by my proclamation accom-
panying this letter. .'+
+" l remain, very respectfully, yours, a
"R. Is. MASON, Mayor"
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AN ALLEGED PEIzE-FIGHTER TO HAVE A
New TRIAL.--Thc readers oi the Dispatch
arc familiar with the circumstances attend
ing the prize.fght between William White
and Joseph Kerscy, which took place near
this city, the trial and conviction of each,
and the verdict of the jury assessing Whites
punishment at eight months in the pcni-
teutiary. Shortly after the ADJOURNMENT OF
the court White made application to Judge
Wexford for q new trial on the ground
that Uenire facias had been erroneously
issued. This application has since been
granted. and n new trial ordered. The case
is set for the third day Of the next term of
court, which commences on Monday week.
A centre .fdciaS was issued on yesterday,
and the former witnesses in the case have
been summoned,
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8itl.ntond DispattTt,
%, ISL.
re THE CIRCULATION or THE DIS
PATCH IL LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED
1, REGULATION ( r ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. a.i e
AUCTION sAfES To-Day.
t. W. KErsEE will sell hor,es and mules a,

r. W. KEpsFE will sell hor,es and mules at 10
O'Clock, nj the horse-lot.
d. X. WEISiGFR VIII sell at4 r. NJ. a lcoirablc
residence aud large lot en- Hull street, Man
chester.
JOHN W. TALLEY will sell at Henrco County
court. housc n 10; Of co1l. cars.
". GoDDlN will tcn a, 4 z. NJ. ten building lots
OF the north side of Blakclcy TOR Tcnlh) strt ct,
Manchester. .. .- a r.a..
GKUnBS s. WILLIAMS will sell ut a. T. NJ. a
hu,idt' x lot oa The west side of Third between
Kskcr and Preston streets. tstar.
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UENRICo COUNTY COURT-DKAwN JURY
FOR THE NOVEMBER TERM.-Thc monthly
term Of the Henrico County Court begins
on Monday week, November 6th., The
following is the drawn jury for the term
5. Thorpe, w. j. Southward, Lewis Kep-
Ter, John =. Schermcrhorn, Is. Ii. Horner,
Jonn Wickham. William h. Wade, John
l.. Carter, Nirsinius BossicuX, William 2.
Johnson, John b. Stuart, }. B. Rediord,
w. K. Sheppard, Ed. Boyd, John L. Car
ter, c. N. Robinson, IL. Il. Fisher, Rich
ard Shuttle, Q. l.. Pcarcc, E. Hallock, Ro-
bert Cottre|l, ". G. Otey, Charles Gudt,
Caspar BrieI, j. F.W Whitlock, W. A. Thomas,
N. B. Snead, and Epbraim Bradley.
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fVRT OF KlCHhOED. OCTOBER p, ls7l

POET OF KlCHhOED. OCTOBER 27 1911.
AHRTvzL.
Steamer Petersburg. Freema an. baltimore, $Incr-
chandise and passengers, w. L. Brett. ,
Steamer Psiisade, Nelson, Kings M1ll, smer-
chaudise and passengers. rl' 5Fsas
al,r.a.l rf ~ SAILED. :,fsfaHtt -;
Steamer Niagara, Walker New York, H,er-
chandi: and passengers, John w Wyatt. ~
steamer william P.s Clyde, Drew, New, York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia stsams ship
schooner John e. Ford, Gallagher, Philadel-
phIa, granite, Richmond Granlte Company.
rcbooner A. G. Cr.mmer, Crammer, Athens,
NJ y, uia York river, railroad Ties, Gurus O. faf-
ker. s.'s'i
Schooner Monmouth, And:rson, Athens. N. X,
ui1 Chickahomtny, railroad ties, Curtis i Par-
ker. -, Il =
Schooner j. G. Henry, Diiks, Philade'phia vtd
Warwirk's river, lumber, Curtis Pzrkers
Schooner W.. q. Nelson, kose, James river, 70
load wood. ..s..e5 .s..ls,,., II,
~ = at' MEMORANDA. -
schoGrer Oliver Jameson. Evans, from Hich-
mond, arrived at Galveston 18th Instant. ' i.
schooner francis Hatch, Fales, from RochlaDc
for Rirhmond, arrived At New York 18th ipstapt-
Schooner kmms, Hopkins, from Richmond, ar
rived at fhftadelphia 2slh instant Tss'
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BARBECUE AT VoEGLER's YESTERDAY.

BARBECUE AT VoEGLER's YESTERDAY
There was Il Conservative barbecue ut
Voegler's, in Fairfield township, Henrico,
Yesterday. The people present were ad-
dressed by the following popular cham
Wynnc, Colonel Connolly, William Loyen-
stein, Hon. A. IL. 1iolladay, IL. a. Atkinson,
Jr., j. Mcdowell Darlington, Il. g. Cabell,
and Abraham Hall (colored), This town
ship is thoroughly aroused, and will give a
good account of itself on election-day.
Keen the ball in motion.
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GRAND jury FOR IIENR1Co COUNTY
The following is list OF the quarterly
grand jury of the Hcnrico County Court ;or
tho term commencing OH Monday week
Thomas Johnston, Seldom Z. Aiken, John
Ii. Acree, Joseph 9. Redwood, S. y.
Thorpe. james +. Brady. Coura1 Fcitig,
L. IL. Waldrop, George V. Brown, p. G.
Bcattie, Charles Cottrcll, G.. &. Carter, Il.
A. Henley, Il. A. Patterson, Valentine
llechlcr. Jr., james NJ. Carter, Jesse f.
Clarke, james w. Whitlock, Jesse G. Har-
din, Il. L. Slater, Il. II. Brooke, r. Ii.
Henley, B. Nj. Leakc, John 4. Henley.
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CRYSTAL T1stpLEeF Il HoNoR.-This young
temperance organization, recently started
on Church Hill, is prospecting finely and
doing much good. .Sinee~its organization
about fifteen new members have been iBi-
tiated and the names of others proposed.
It is proposed to add 4 fine Library to The
other attractions which cluster around
Crystal Temple, which will no doubt prove
OF much value to its members and friends.
Tonight the election of officers for the ell
suing term viii take place.
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JoE rR1NT1NG.-Wcc call the attention Of ner.
chants, clerks OF courts. sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship an't canal officers and agcnts and
alt others having orders for printing, 10 the sact
ties offered At the BrsrATCH PRINTING ESrAB-
lLIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds or Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, BflI-Heads, Letter-Heads
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bil,, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show.
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &c., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed ''."'-t 5arAt + y tFFtSJ
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PERsoSAL.-His EXcellency Governor
Walker, in company with his aid, Colonel
Owens, has gone to Baltimore. ~. ~.
Rev. Charles Minnigerodc, rector OF st.
PauPs church, has returned from Baltl-
more, where he has been attending the ses-
sions of The General Convention. -
DIR. G. W. Bagby, assistant State libra.
rian. has returned from his recent tour.
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VIRGINIA ETATE DENTAL AssoCIAT1ON:-T
second annual meeting of this body viii be held
in Richmond On The FIRST THURSDAY IN Eo.
VKMBER. Members OF the profession throughout
the State are earnestly requested to attend. Mem-
bers their arrival In the city Will report to Dr.
JUD. b. WOOD, Ninth street near Main, for any
Information they may desire. s,t.af ~.
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The KIND OF ARTICLES TO ExHIBIT.-
Mrs, Elizabeth Hill hus sent to the Agri.-
cultural Fair most elegant and handsome
rag carpet, which will be entered for exlibi-
tion ut our State Fair next week. The
piece contains some TWENTY-FIVE or thirty
wards, we should judge, and is remarkably
smooth and admirably colored. S.E
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METROPOLITAN HALL,-Wyman the Wiz

METROPOLITAN HALL.--Wym the Wiz
zard and VcDtrlloquist continues to charm
the boys and sirIs, and to the crowds
which assemble each evening to greet him
he gives handsome gold watch, silver
ware. and other valuable presents. Yes.
terday afternoon he gave Oh exhibition Tor
the benefit of charitable society oil: this
city, and last night the proceeds from the
exhibition were devoted to the Same op-
iect. This afternoon he gives another
matinee at 3 o'clock, and on Aionday he
gives benefit for another religious society.
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At the Dollar store, corner Ninth and Main
streets, are to be found those excellent adle5 lea
ther trIvclng-ba that you see so many use
Their assortment Of goods far exceed our expcc-
tation. They have nearly everything you may
want. They have The best assortment of slippers
and cushion pattern In the city. An elegant new
leather fan can I've got there. .esst. --s -If.j
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-UFFICE OCTOBER 2S.
Miss l.. FL. HutchesOD, Charlotte, Va;
Miss l.. Hare, -; Miss A. NJ. Archer,
Wilkcnson's Shop, Va; Miss q. Gwyn,
Baltimore, Nd; Miss Mary McQuade, New
York; N. Goodman, Aylmer &. Pyne, Mrs.
Bette f. Harris, Mrs. George w. Jackson,
Sichmonl
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ANOTHER Big. BALL.-The Columbian
Club now announce grand military and
masquerade ball at Virginia Hall on next
"Wednesday night. The programme, which
will be published tomorrow, will "aston-
ish the natives" The proceeds will be
used in payiue the expenses of the Con-
seryative patty in the approaching elec-
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Police COURT, FRIDAY-Justice j. j.
lEh'tc prcsidin5.-Thc following cases were
disposed of:
Mary Anderson, charged with being Il
person OF unsound mind, was sent TO her
home in Petersburg.
John II. Hahn, charged with Offering to
sell goods by sample, in violation of city
ordinance and State revenue law, was dis
charged.
Alfred Leckcnby, charged with taking
possession Of the room Of Virginia D!ckin-
SOP, containing one bed, and did lock the
said Virginia Dickinson out Of her room,
was discharged.
Ralph Collins, charged with abusing and
threatening Austin Mitchell, and Austin
Mitchell, charged with uniawfully making
oath that Ralph Collins did use abusive
and insulting language TO him. Security
required of each in the sum of 500 for three
months.
rhaddcus White, charged with assault
ing, wounding, and attempting to kill Got
holt Frick, and attempting to strike his
wife. Continued until the 30th.
Philip Lambert, charged with attempt
Ing to kill Gotlolt Frick. Continued until
the 3Oth.
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CONVICT RECEIvED.-Littlcton Addison,
convicted Of cutting with intent to kill in
the County Court.ef Surry, and sentenced
to one years Imprisonment in the penilen-
tiary, was received ut that institution yes
terday. I". .p4sttf@
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SUIT AGAINST POSTMASTER BIGGER.-ln
Judge Bonds court yesterday the case OF
the United States rs. Colonel Thomas r
Bigger, postmaster in Richmond ut The
outbreak of the war, was called and par
TALLY argued. A verdict Will probably be
obtained this morning. -.
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sTEAM-ENGINEs.- N othIng would prove more
acceptable 10 the boys tlran one OF PIzzIHI's en-
glnes. Get your parents to buy you one, aud you
h al better get IL at once. efore they are all gone.
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RuNAwAY.-A horse attached. to- w. IA:
Brauer's wagon started near the corner OF
Twelfth and Main streets yesterday morn
ing for, a run. After having gonef about
half q mile, the vehicle became detached
from the horse, not, however, until pretty
well smashed. No one was hurt. .5s
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ATTENTION, BoNs YIyANTs. FRANCIS w
HARRIS, No. Eighth street, opposits the ruins
Of the late Spotswood Hotel, has on hand always a
full supply OF the luost old whtskeys, gins, bran
dies, and choice wines. Strangers visiting the
Fair would do well to give him call. .a.-
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DREss-PARADE OF VoLUNTEBRs.-Cap-
tain Sloan, commanding the First Virginia
volunteers, Issued yesterday Special Order
No. 3, calling for tlrcsS-parade Of the re-
gimcnt in front Of the City Hall on next
Monday evening at 8 O'Clock.
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THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FRIENDS,
from Indiana, have passed over the Rich
mond and Danyiile railroad within the
past two days en- route to Greensboro, N.
o., to attend their annual meeting at that
,place, which begins October Goth.
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Collectors OF old paintings should examine
one OF the Bay or Naples on sale at FRAYsEH's
gallery. This picture is said to be one Of the
finest ever brought to this country. Price, one
thousa and dollars.
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SALT FROM IdvERpooL.-The British brig
Satellite. Turner master, entered at the
cnstom.house yesterday with q cargo OF
salt from Liverpool, consigned to Messrs.
Lea, Seddon e Co., OF this city. 3i1ls is
the sixth vessel which has arrived nero
from foreign ports this mouth.
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LIE TOILET Of the elegant ia not complete uu-
I'll feplehished by the delicious and fragrant
rrench handkerchief Extracts. Powders soaps.
and German Cologne. sol.t ut MEADE &. .RAKnn,s
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gsAEH WORK.

'eO THE LADIES.--We respectfully call
1 thu stuntiOu Of The ladies 70 tic fact that We
4re now prepared IL sell the LATEST STYLE or
'.HAL lair GOODS as we'll as OENAMEsTS
FJf. Iie HAIR.
sjur patrons viii he pleased u bnd that throreh
.sb purchases ade by Mr. D. Wiittln pefscn at
Tie large northern cities our prices mpare Ja,
"orsbIy ~i!h thos of any house IN the uiltcd
tatrs. WILIlA M WILDT & SON,
uci7.2a No. 81 Brad atreet,
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Strangers and others visiting the state Asf,eui-
stursi Fair win find X. b. sPGscE q eos ~ sne
old corner 1890 Main street., anxious !" e.pp's
their wsnla In the way OF reaoy-msae ciolnis
and gents furnishing goods. =:
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Inc gentleman appearing In the most original
costume at the Skating Carnival Tuesday night.
octoDer 3lst. will receive seaeon ticket. No
Is the tiue for the yourg gents. 4. !-.-5E
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Inc gold medal to Lhe be ,t dr,t,.,, ro,a,
creating nearly as much ,xciicm,n, 90 r. :, 20
srkNcE & Sons stock OF gensIemen,s wi,,e.
wear. srG 2Es IrI,- s'en o "inter
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1t is we'll. known fact that f. u. sPENcE &
SoN keep splendid stock or clothing aud gentle
mems furnishing goods, and taat they are selling
at the lowest living prices. Cal at 1900 b1ain
street for bargains.
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ALWAYS WELCOME TO the beautiful "1.EE"
gallery, where the prices bring The lovely pictures
Within the reach or rich and poor. -. II
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Something exquisite In ladies' fdrs just opened,
and fresh from the factory, at WEisIGa GaA's, 1901
Main s.rost-k U. .caia SealGrebbe, Ermine, MAX,
and Martin all made In styles never before ex-
bibiLt 4 IN this market. IL
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THE THEATRE.-Mss Harland's benefit
entertainment drew the best house of the
week. This afternoon Lola" will he
presented for the benefit Of the ladies' and
children, and tonight there will be Il tell.
ing sensational performance.
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N.U,..h2.

,,,,, ~ cars from bs.f, extremes 5rtns r,,,
,an axe strangers to e. B. sYEscK M,c, ,..s Ss
TN Clothing establishment. Te,, ~. .ssn'
VIZ W put You of at srEacE,s }c,,r, - 4o ssnonc-
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SOMETHING NEw.-An attractive feature
at the skating carnival at Assembly Hall
next Tuesday night will be the .presenta-
ton of season ticket to the gentleman up,
also to the lady appearing in the prettiest
costume. a committee OF gentlemen from
the audience will decide the question.
Great competition Is expected.
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THE FIRST POLICE STATIoN.-The work
Of repairing the first police station is pro-
crossing. The whole of TIE interior parti-
tions have been torn away and four new
and excellent cells pat in the place Of the
dark and gloomy dungeons which were
and police telcs :aph has been removed and
permanently located in the lott OF the build
ing, out OF the way Of everybody, and
where it will not erdanser the lives of the
officers and men. W0rFmcn were engaged
on yesterday in building the partition be-
tween the Office and the cells. When this is
completed, the place properly lathcd and
plastered, painted and cleaned up, it will
begin 10 be babitHble. There is no DEPART
ment of The city government which should
be more carefully watched by the Council
than that which vii! increase the efficiency
of the police force and at the same time
secure the comfort Of It's Officers and men.
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RICHMOND AND DANYILLe RAILROAD
VFFICE OF GEN,L TICK KIT AND FR'r AGr., )
..L. .tss gjleY RICHAoND,yA. }
|SPEClAL MOTTO E.-The BURKE
oVlLLE FR@IGHT AND ACCOMMODA-
TON TIC n TR AIN on this road leaving Richmond ss
5;oS L: NJ. Will he discontinued ailer 4sATUR-
DAY, October ?s b, until MONDAY, November
7bb.-sf ...s s.t-rs y o.. = y : - -,
special train will be run between Richmond
anu tireensboio' october aoth. 3,ss, November
1st, %, sd. Ih, and 5th leaving ichmond at 40 +.
NJ, arriving ut Greensboro at5:3aA. III. Return.
ing, letye q eensooro' 1t Elsa. M, arriving at
Richmond al ll:55 a. ID. .,..s. -,.,.- - ,f..-F
JOHN &. MACMUGDO,
General Ticket and freight A geut.
i. III. L. TALcoTT, Engineer and Superintend-
cnt. as'-A ' .-- s#'r"l : 7E111asf or % 4 Noys
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10 YE SHInTLEss Heavy undershftts 70,
w's.er " "car at the low price or one dollar at Il.
d. oPENcE & soN's, 1900 Main street t r.
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STATE FAIR.


,BIcHMoSD. VA, October 30, 1871.
,TRAINS WILL BE RUN TD THE
- FAIR GROUNDS from Broad-Street iepot
a,. a,u,'nk FAIR w cen, commencing on Tue ,dny,
ring the day. y ~ : eI.' 80 stH-"'A '"'S ~
FAKE, TEN CENTS EACH WAY.
., ,istorS M are earnestly requested 20 buy tickets
delay OF making change on the cars.
MIC, rtckst s once oren from A! 81. to ep.M.
AZ, Inc Man and Express Trains, Will not stop at
senRets. .},@ -. -0,i>fr - fr''.s0 - o"A fAo-
:, Inc accommodation Train viii stop In EACH
uifectlon. j, b. GENTRY.
~ - General Ticket gent.
:, ~; y; 1. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
hlcbmond, Frtderi ck,burg, aud Potomac Rail-
Agent. nc 40 49, st
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ADVERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade in
any portion or the country should adyectisctn the
pap, rs Of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN & co. will
take advcrtlscm nts and haye them inserted ut
DublshcrS' rates. - ....f. tsr sr-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

d.. FLLYsos 6 Co., Advertising Agents Dis
patch baljmg, will receive advertisements and
have Them iuse, ted In any Journal Of the country
a,,ttl,r ruYnc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

Parents about 10 enter their chill dren in schoo
Can procure all the neccs ;ary books from FLLY
SON l. TAYLOR, Main street. s -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

FLLYsoN u TAYLOR, 1lls Main street. sell all
the books used In The public schools Of the city
and State At the very lowest rates.. s-.f r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

The greatest attraction IL the city. during the
Fair viii be the Grand Skating Carnival at AS
sembly Hall next Tuesday night, October aist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

Everybody should go to see WYMAN this after
noon at O'Clock or ut night at O'Clock. Both
exhibitions are for the benefit OF q religious So
ciety OF this city. Prize at both exhibitions. ,