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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-27
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CAMPAIGN NoTES.-The canvass in Ches-
tertield county was inaugurated on Thurs
day at Winfree's store, in Matoaca township.
A fine barbecue was served, and there was
AN abundance of the good things of this life,
and the best of spirits prevailing. William
+. Martin, ESQ, chairman Of the County
Committee, presided over the meeting, and
cheering addresses were delivered by Col
onel Ambers, Captain Clopton, DR.. j. w.
Wake, and Messrs. John Z. Taylor, Socrates
Brooks, Joshua Cole "a northern settler),
andW. r. Ratcltle; ana Mr.. Bedser, an Eng.
!ishman, sung some fine songs. Good feeling
prevailed: and that section may be counted
on for more than its usual majority. The
meeting was by far the most enthusiastic
ever held in the county.
The County Committee met, and decided
to hold the next meeting at Pinchbick's
store. Clover Hill township, October 9Th.
The Conservatives of Midlothian township
meet for organization at O'Clock day.
The Executive Committee OF the Wide.
Awake Club will meet tonight ut 8 O'Clock.
PRAYER -MEETlNG.-A prayer-meeting will
be held Sunday afternoon ut Hubaud's Hall,
South Ward, under the direction Of the Bap-
tist church.
TEMPERANCE MEETlNG.-The temperance
meeting in the basement OF the Baptist
church, under the auspices Of Manchester
Council, Friends Of Temperance, was largely
attended. An address OF welcome was de-
liYered by the president pro tenn; after Which
able and interesting addresses were deliv-
ered by Rev. W. G. Lumpkin, w. B. Nc
Gilyary, and A. c.. Bledsoe the efforts cling
the best ever heard III the State. There was
no singing. stoncWalt Council attended in
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PERsoNAL.-Colonel W. W. Wood, of
Halifax, is in the city. DR.. Hebern CIahin, of
the Northw estern Cancer Institute, Chicago,
is in the city and stopping at the Exchange
Hotel.
Policeman E. Il. Hicks, of the middle dis
trict, who died on Thursday morning, was
buried from the First Baptist church yester-
day morning. ,.-.-
The following is list of the arrivals at
the city hotels yesterday:
Ford's Hotel.-W. r. Boyd, Clarksvile,
Va; james Packensire, Danville; +. B.
Groycly, Danyillc; George E. Baldwin
and wife, Chula; James Mclaughlin, Balti-
more; Alex. Hudey, Halifax, Va; Johu Fl.
Hughes, Ca; D. 4. Richardson, MaysviiIe,
ky.;C A. NorbrouSh, Savannah; Thomas
j. Corlin, Danyille; NJ. Hart, Danyille :; L.
Arvise, Lunenburg; j. Ward, Cumberland
county John Barnes. New York !; E. Thomp-
son, Keysvlle C. II. II. Livesay, Manches-
ter; L. c. Sheppard, James Chambers, Penn
sylyania; a. a. Phegar, Christiansburg,
Va; John w. Davis, Louisa; N. G. Humid
ley, Cuckoo, Va. James +. Calhoun, South
Carolina; L. r. Gambcll, New York; Henry
Cady, Hanover county; Henry w. Lilly,
Tazewell, n. c.; William 3. Pendleton,
Louisa; w. II. Baxter, Petersburg; Thomas
s. Scott, Amelia Courthouse; IL. +. Crockett,
Virginia; \. Goldback, Richmond; John
Brown and two daughters; J. f. Routh,
wife, child, and servant; Misses Routh, Au-
guSta, Ga; Mrs. Coleman, Washington,
d. c.
AmericQn Hotci-J. NJ. Price, Greenbrier,
West Va; "A. S. Rowan, Monroe. West Va. /;
George Smith, Pennsylvania !; james A.
Cole, North Carolina; M. c. Cardozo,
Lunenburs T. J. Davis, Farmvillc; B. FL.
May, Lunenburg; r. G. Montgomery,
lIicksford, Va. ; George A. Endlcy and two
children, Chase City; Mrs. johnson. Neck
lcnburs John D. Fry, Virginia; p. +. DUFF
fey, Greensboro. n. g.; Hugh Parks, Frank
linsville, n. c.; Henry Southall, Charlotte, n.
c.; Thomas +. Butler, Greensboro, n. c.;
w. c. Laughton, Richmond and Weldon
railroad; l.. w. Hawkins, Greensboro, n.
g.; James Edgar, Powlmtan; James w.
Crittcn, Greensboro, n. c.; Rcy. a. Jaeger,
Mobile, Ala.
Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.-Dr.
p. Cullen, New York; r. w. Hughes, Nir-
ginia j. w. Eggleston, Charlotte Court
T. w. White. Mississippi; S. B. Toby and
wife, Newark, N. j.; W. c. Humphrey; and
lady, South Carolina; j. c. Alexander,
OreenVlhe, ,. u, w. III. Ely, ureenfllie,
5. c.; j. Norcross, Atlanta, Ga; Robert
Hicks, Roslyn, N. u; George d. Green,
Wilson, N. c.; T. L. Emory, Weldon. \. c.;
j. L. Wadrop, North Carolina; T. NJ. Phil
lips, Surry county, Va; S. ?. Bayley, Fau-
quier county; Louis Valentine, Nashville !;
John r. Page, University of Virginia; John
A. Guns, Amelia; Louis Bagger, Washing
ton; Chesey Kinney, Suibling Springs.
Mr.. Richard Christian, of New Kent coun-
tv. was at the Monumenai 1iU;ei yesterday.
General Dabney II. Maury is in the city.
He has returned to his native State to reside,
after an absence Of many years in New Or
cans.
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CONSERVATIVE Mass MEETING AND Picnic
To-pAy.-Thc campaign will he opened III
Nenrico county to-day by grand mass
mcctiu. and picnic Of the Conservatives at
!. kauim@n'> grove. on the Mechanicsville
turupikc. ON" mile from the city. The
meeting will DC called to order by Mr.. NJ
". Lakewood. and the speaking will com
moncc At y NJ.
Speeches will lie made by Governor
Walker. Judge John a. Meredith, Hon. A.
NJ. Kelley. +. Is. Berkeley, Joseph J. White,
LANES ii. Dooev. and George ID. Wise,
ESP. and by the county candidates.
The County Superintendent, Mr.: j. W.
I.cwcIlcu. invites the Conservative clubs OF
the city and county to be present. Free re-
,rr>h.nrut> will be served ut } =. NJ.
The arrangements for this meeting are SC
complete that it Will probably be the most
successful of the campaign. Let everybody
lend 10 The clu,e the encouragement of thcil
i,rC>rIlct.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS.-At
regular meeting of Harmony Division, Sons
oi Temperance, held in Harmony Hall on
Thursday night last, the following officers
Wrrt. elected for the ensuing quarter: Ed
ward \. i,udd, ". p; c. Nichols, W. a..
Frank \. Benedict, r. ;. Charles Southall,
\. X. $: 4. W. Swain. F.. =: George Is,
DAVIS, treasurer James Quarle>, c.: y.
Halton. y. c.. y. Norton, J. ). \. +. BaN-
Ter. =. :: X. Piper, chaplain: Robert T.
Wilson. i. ". +. The following trustees
were also elected for the next six months
George Il. Davis, {. Nichols. Frank Bcne'
dic,. Richard DcEoon, and Il. Piper. The
above officers will be publicly installed next
Thursday night, George b. Davis, deputy
grand worthy patriarch, officiating, at Har.
rnouv Hall. on Broad between Sixth anC
Seventh streets. Harmony Division is SAID
10 hc welding powerful Influence in Rlcll-
mond. They have about forty lady mem'
bCrS.
At 4 regular meeting Of Springfield Diri
sion, No. lGT, Sons OF Temperance, held il
their hail Friday evening, September 2G
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Henry 7. East, w. P; II. J
iluiclinS. ". A.; George +. Burch, II. S.
George W. Reagan, \. X. g.: William II
Crew, +. s.: John +. Shinber@er, T.; vii
liam II. Craig. Chaplain; Wallace W.Naughn
Conductors; George W. Fritz, 4. c.; Georg
+. Welsh, |. s.; c. +. Hayward, .. s.; W
+. VI. krIalr, =. W. F.; John +. Shinbel
gur, l.. II.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF TIE GoOl
SHEPHERDS OF BETuLEHEM.-Thc sixth ami
Scr>ary Of the Good Shepherds of Bethe
hem will be celebrated on Monday the 29th
At the annual meeting recently held. the
following officers were elected: Francis J.
Bcy. president; james VI. PoindeXter, vice
president; Horace {. Terrell, secretary
Washington F'itZhugh, assistant secretary
John II. Briggs, treasurer; Richard Banks,
moderator; George Woodson, chaplain
Robert Lee, chief marshal; David Is. Ter.
rcll, assistant marshal; Simon Harris, ban.
Eer-bcarcr james Monroe. chairman of
committee; Robinson Lucas, assistant chair
man. These officers will be installed on the
third Monday night in October.
The Good Shepherds Of Bethlehem were
organized September 9th, 1867 since which
time only one member of the Order has died
As stated above, they propose to celebrate
their sixth anniversary on Monday. The
celebration will include Il street parade; an
niml address ut the EbcpeZcr church by
Rev. N. Y. Lewis and IL supper ut night at
Ham's Hall. The Good Shepherds will be
escorted during the parade by the . Follow
ing Sons Of Abraham"
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FRE-ALARM Box Firc-aku1n
box No. II has been returned to Rockets in
place of box No. 43, which will be placed ut
the corner of Pine and Spring streets. Box
As. it will be remembered, was formerly at
Ninth and Bank streets. When box Il was
taken down for repairs No. 43 was put i'll its
place at Rockets. For the present there
vii! be no fire. station at the corner OF Ninth
and Bank streets.
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GHocrRY STORE RoBBEp. The grocery store
L. lrm G. Hughes. on VI street near twenty.
seventh. WAS cntcred some time THURSDAY
nt- II, ana robbed Of Il snail amount OF Srocc'
rtl>. Iltc entrance was effected hy prsZ!hG
r,pru the front window. At very early hour
,r-,rrdIy morning several articles taken
from .hr store were found in an alley n"a!
~. AVID barred Of flour was found III I
NIL h@ori0. lirid. Il is supposed The thieves
were fri-ntoHrL oil hy the approach OF DAY
f-l-. and !:il The articles III Their has'c 10
" AH.LN.
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POLICE COURT. FRIpAY-Justice j. j.
White presidsng.-The following cases were
disposed Of
Mollic Sykes (negro), for using profane
and indecent language, was fined -.
Mary Turpin (negro), guilty of fighting il
the street, was fined s..
Charles II. johnson, drunkard and com
mon vagrant, was sent to Jail for thirty days
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Big SNAKES EN- ROUTE FOR RlcHMoND.--Mr.
William. McHugh, treasurer of the New
York Circus, has just returned to the COM
pany from a flying trip to Gotham. The
object of this journey was the purchase OF
tive snakes, each twenty. one feet in length,
which will be added to the eight already
with this circus, and will make most happy
fn ;l,r
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SCENERY ARRIvED.-Two carloads, of
scenery for the Ice Witch arrived yesterday
and was put into the Theatre. The enter
tainment on Monday. night promises to be
sensational and interesting. 1t is said to be
one of the greatest spectacular dramas of the
aye. Such performances always take i'll Rich
mond. and the Theatre during the engage
ment of six nights will doubtless be
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uELMBoLD's BUCIU.-The only reliable mcdl-
cine for diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs,
perfect diuretc, the long-continued use Of which
by the people of this country for the last twelve
years has fully established its reputation as the best
remedy for these diseases known.
It's one Of the few medicines that have stood the
test of time. 1t has true and genuine merit. Be-
ware of counterfeits. The genuine has uELMBOLD'S S
private proprietary stamp.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.--A new
tribe of Red Men will be instituted in Nor
folk on Monday night, and one in Ports
mouth on Tuesday night. Arrangements
have been made with the agent Of the James
river steamer Eliza HancoN to convey mem-
berS of the Order who desire to he present
on so interesting an occasion to Norfolk anu
return for half fare. The boat will leave
her wharf at Rockets on Monday morning
at 81 O'Clock
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ZINE yIRGINIA-RAISEDA AND VlR-
E GISIA-PACKED PEACHES.-I have just
eoupIeted canningt The FL EST TLOTOFPEACHEs
have ever put up, and am now ready TO ili ofuer
at Baltimore prices: TO merchants purcIasiLs ~ q
Good city references expected to accompany order.
"ooA >N' JOHN q. MOORNAW,
SO 1e-lm Clover Dale, BoetoIlt county, va.
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F!SH-FRY AND BARBECUE AND POLITICAL
DI>,rSslUN. There will be Il general mass
meeting Of the people Of Hanover county at
th>olm'>. near Beaver Dam, on the Chesa-
plkc and Ohio railroad, Saturday, October
trh. The following Conservative and Re-
publican speakers will bc present and hd-
dress the people: Conservative speakers
G"ur." u. Wise and Henry Carter. Rcpub-
licau >peahcrs-J. Il. Poplam and John w.
jenkins. \ large gathering is expected and
:. iinc time Will doubtless be had.
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INMALAEIE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RiCnxoSD posT-OFFIcE SEPTEMBER 2G. 1873
.J0hn W Hughes, Eighteenth and Franklin,
city: Mrs. Mary f. Neale, city; Mrs. Ester
Crawford, Louisa Courthouse, Va: =. Wcisi-
ger, 1901 Mair, city; n. {. p, s07 Grace,
city; CouI!ing q Pcndeton, Tenth and
Bank, city Mrs. Susan e. Darlington, 2s
Franklin, city; f. z. Gaines, corner Four
tcenlh and Cary, city.
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COOK & LAUGHToN, 10 a. NJ, horses, mule

COOK s LAUGuTON, 10 a. NJ, horses, mules
&c. 81
at the northwest corner Of Cary and Pine
streets. ..-,t
MOODY G. ROYAL, AZ 2. NJ, a lot of real estate
in the most desirable portions of the town OF
Manchester. -.-
MOODY s. ROYALL, ~ NJ. commissioner IS sale
of real estate In the county of Chesterfield, III
the Midlothian Coal Pits, n quarter OF mile
from Coalfield station on the Richmond and
Danville railroad.
D. X. WEISIGER, ~ NJ, farm and residence neal
Powhatan Courthouse.
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q body, and there were number of the
other temperance orders present, all of whom
deserve thanks for the slacrity with which
they all responded to the call.
Another meeting will be held during the
session of the State Council.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPOINTED. - Charles
Ragsdale has been appointed school trus-
tee for Chatham district, Pittsylvani coun.
ty, vice John Gilmer, resigned; and DIR.
Alexander f. Wills for Temperance district,
Amherst county, vice l.. +. Tur 'er, re-
signed.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE Talcott,
Engineer and Superintendent of the Rich
mond and Danville railroad, announces a
new schedule, which takes effect on and at-
ter the 2Sth instant.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.--Fidelity Arch De
.,rrc, Council No. |. of Temperance, have
circ,cd the following officers for six months
William Green. w. p: Moses Taylor, '. T..
James II. Lewis, +. r.; J. B. Bentley, 5. f.:
H. :. Bailey, \. OF A.: W. ii. CoombS, il.
OF H.: Valentine Griffin, r. w. c.; John
Russell. J. w; Emmett Mitchell, 5. W.; II.
a. Jackson. J. H.: Thomas HaskinS, 5. H.;
Tarllcttc Clarke. =. W. p; Thomas Jack.
son. K. OF ID. The following have been ap'
pointed by the Regent Of Degrees: 5. A.
Baker, K. s.; \. G.. Meredith, L. s.: f..
Jackson. Il. :. 5; :. II. Jcter, l.. 5. :. The
above oiliccrs will bc installed the second
Thursday in October.
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FULL FACE-vALUE will he given for certificates
of deposit OH our city savings banks In exchange FOL
clothing at the lowest market prices Z. B. SrENt
& SoS's, 1900 Main street.
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ACCIDENT AT TUE JAu.--tiichard Hoy, q
i.lIr.witird boy Who was sent to llli Tor
,ishting on Thursday, had tit yesterday
and fell oft Of The Jail door. His chin struck
one Of the s,onc steps and was very badly
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Mr.. ANDREW BRIGGS, formerly with A. A..
Allen, is now with Z. WEISIGER Co., 1901 Main
street, where he would be pleased to show his
friends splendid assortment of hats, caps, ladies'
furs, and umbrellas.
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TIE SAVINGS BANKS.-E. i. SPENCE & Son, be-
eving that all of the savings banks in the city are
perfectly good will take certificates Of dep sit on
them in exchange for clothing at the lowest market
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IF YOU HAVE ANY sArINGs BANKS CERTIF1-
GATES of deposit you can convert them into CLOTH
ing at the lowest market prices at 7. Il. SPENCE s
Sons. 1900 Main street.
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WANTED, every person to know that we have for
sale I'll the school books that used In the public
and private schools at the adopted prices.
WEST, JOHNSTON G. Co..
next above post-ofiicc.
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SAVINGS BANKS CERTIFICATES OF pEPoSiT VIII
buy clothing AT the lowest market prices ut l.. B.
SPENCE C SONS, 1900 Main street.
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ANDERSON THE WIZAED commences an en-
gagenent ut Assembly Hail on the 1st OF
OctOhcr.
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Harper's and Leslie's Illustrated newspa-
rers for this week received from j. L. Ely
son, newsdealer, 1112 Main street.
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NOT SUSPENDED YET.-fou would not think st
If you went into PIZZISI'S and examined his splen
did stock. He Is prepared for heavy draw.
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Nor 4 PRI<o>EE.-Therc are no prisoners
in The llcNrico county Jail. The last one.
,rmair. was sent TO the lunatic asylum few
days ago.
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LABORATORY OF DR.. W. II. TAYLOR, ANALYTl-
CAL AND CONSULTING CIIEMIST.-The result OF
c,rcfu, chemical examination of 'J. SemmeSS
Pure Rye Whiskey" enables me to confidently re-
commend it to those who desire an article of un-
questionable purity for use as medicine or as bevc-
rage. The samples subjected to examination repre-
sent lot of one hundred barrels and were selected
by myself. WILLIAM IL. iAi Lofs'
Analytical Chemist.
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DRESS AND NEGLlGE FALL HATS, all shapes
and prices, at SIMMONS ~ -
next DiSDutch.
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100000 FOR $5.-If You purchase ticket In toe
MASONIC GIFT ENTERPRISE of AoriolN, VINO
knows but that You NAV draw the S5O,00O prize'
Tickets for sale at p. WEISIGEK CO.'S hat stoIe'
1901 Maiu street.
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REEs & co. EMPLOY NONE BUT F1RST-C1AsS
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction.
We have never seen bad picture from their gal
lerv We recommend our readers to their estab'
lshmout Main rrtwcen Ninth and Tenth streets.
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ONLY S5 FOR CHANCE 0l drawing SoU'uoo II
the MASONIC GIFT CONCERT 1lckets 1or SAFE II
r. WEIsIGEg & Co.'S hat store. 1901 Main street
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ONLY THREE DAYS MORE for the sale of tickets
I'm the Masonic GIFT ENTERPKISE, and unless you
buy your ticket in that time you will miss the OPP
por:llnity of getting fortune.
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SIMMONS & Co. sell the nobDlest hats of tht
reriod. 1l16 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales OF real estate made btUeen the lst Of
JGnuar'y o7d aoth Of June the tares for ttepre-
sent year hapet be paid by The purchaser. On,
Of The uenr the tares hare to be pntd blthe sker.
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UMBRELLAS and WALKING STICKS ut
SIMMONS & CO.'S, next DiSpdtch.
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DELAWARE GRArEs.-A fine lot Of this delicious
fruit at PIZZISIS.
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The aforementioned whiskey, made In 1859, CAL
be had for three dollars per gallon at
B.T. AHcHER'S, No. 1876 Main street.
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T.
Mr.. William r. Mallory rendered his re-
sicnation as president, which was accepted
by the stockholders in series OF resolutions
expressing unshaken confidence in his in.
tegritT and regret at plrting with him. MIR.
J. Andrew White is vice-president OF the
bank--a gentleman who erjoys, As he in the
highest degree deserves, the fullest conf
dence and widest popularity among all who
know him.
II is stated on good authority that arrange
ments have been made By which the work
inc people in the factories, sc, will be paid
off tomorrow night almost altogether if not
wholly in cash. Every effort will be made
to render this pay full cash, AID to continue
it regularly till the pre- sure is relieved. BY
this fortunate arrangement great deal oil
suffering has been probably prevented.
It was the sentiment Of the meeting yes
terdav that the payment of notes maturing
in the suspended national banks should be
withheld for the present, until these matters
take more definite situation.
Twenty-three bales of new cotton were
received in the city to-day, eighteen OF which
were consigned TO the house OF Mcll"alhe
& Co.
The Associated Press dispatch sent from
Richmond yesterday to the northern papers
| that the Bank of Petersburg had suspended
was wholly unfounded, and caused no little
ANNOYANCE here. The bank has not been re-
motely mentioned in connection with sus-
pension, and is in perfectly safe condition.
Notwithstanding the financial trouble,
and perhaps on account of it, the circus was
attended to-day by u very large crowd OF
people. !, :,
Mr.. Adams is the national bank examiner
now in this city and Messrs. Martin ana
Johnson ore the officers connected w-sh the
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CIIILpRES's HATs.-A beautiful assortment at
r WEISIGER & CO.'S.
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FINE PEARs.-You should get some OF those lus-
cious pears ut PIzZ1Nl's before they are all gone
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YOU CAN GET \ NICE JAR OF BRANDY PEACHES
at PIZZISI'S of his own put-up.
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observation-disclosures will scndyon some for din
ner If you will only leave your orders.
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S5 SILK IIATS-S5-at
SIMMONS & CO.'S, 1l16 Main street.
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FALL STYLE HATS at p. WEISIGER & Co.'S, l2o]
Main street.
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CONCORD GRApES.-Another lot Of this fruit al
I,IZZISI'S,
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sEEDsMEN, FLORISTS. Il
STOVES. TENWARE. &c.

NOTICE.-I am prepared to put up
N FIREPLACE HEATERS for heating three
or more rooms Persons having FIre-Plucc Heat
ers TO be repaired will do we'll to send In their or
Also, Thinning, PLUMBING, and GAS-FiT-
TING done 1t short notice.
1-'N JOHN BOWERS, Iron Block,
nil os-sm Governor street. Richmond. Va.
cPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AT j. K.
y MUUSTCASTLE " CO.'S, No. o2o BROAD
street. tntween Fifth anG sixth streets.
The " General Lee" cookinS.stOyc. the best iaui-
ily sloye made, ana the 8 Star Heater, handsome
nlrlor and store stove. OLEOPHESE Oil, over
sO degrees re-.est and the safest Oil on the Aneri-
can continent
promptly done. au"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-27

Flashing in their pearly sheen
From the glorious coralline,
See those teeth untarnishcd.
White alike, the back and front,
Yes, by the fragrant soZoDONT
May bcauty'S mouth be garnished!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-27

LARGE, JuICY PEARS. at PIZZlSI'S.