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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-01
MANCHESTER NEWS.

JUDGES OF ELECTI0N.-Judge Clopt0n has
appointed the following judges for the elec.
ton which takes place in this city tomorrow
First Ward: WI Wood two vacaDces).
| Second Ward: G.. P. Watbal R. II. Beaz.
ley, John FL. Holmes Icol)red). Third Ward q:
j. W. Jones, W. j. Smith Zone Vacancy
Fourth Ward: w. C. Rice, J. A. Turner
Zone vacancy. The judges are requested to
call at the office Of the clerk of the Hastings
Court and get their pollbooks and ballot
boxes. The vacancies in the above list o1
judges will be filed to-day.
POLICE STATISTICS. During the past month
there we're twenty.siX persons arrested by
| the police. They were disposed of by the
| Mayor, as follows: One was sent on TO the
| Hastings Court, TWO were sent to the chain
gang, six were fined, five were bound over
| to keep the peace, and the remainder dis
charged. Amount of fines collected, seven
dollars.
| CONSERVATIVE RALLY.-There will be q
meeting OF the Conservatives Tonight on the
| Courthouse Square. The candidates of the
party and other prominent gentlemen will
discuss the merits OF the canvass.
ELEcTIoS-DAY-To morrow is election
day, and every true Conservative citizen will
be expected to turn out and vote for Socrates
Brooks, Esq, and DR.. G. W. Friend, the
! Conservative candidates for reelection TO the
Hou of Delegates from this city and Ches-
terheld county.
| THE CoURTs.-The Hastings Court meets
| on the S:h and the Circuit Court on the 18th
of this month.
DEEDS AND MARRIAGES. were twen.
| ty.four deeds recorded 10 the clerks office OF
the Hastings Court during the past month,
and covering the same period six marriage
Licenses were issued tbereform TO whites and
| two 10 colored couples.
ROLL OF HONOR At the Colored High
School for the week ending October 2Sth
the following pupils are on the roll of honor
NJ. Elliott, E. Hobson, II. }. Harris, and j.
| shaw
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Srrrs FOR DAMAGES In the Circuit Court
Of Richmond on Saturday jury was sworn
to try together two suits for damages. On
the 9th of November, 1878, on warran,
procured by Patrick Rock. who Is huckster
10 the First Market, John Laughlin, q citizen
Of Hanover, and James Holioran, porter for
A. y. Stokes & Co., and keeper Of grocery
90 Seventeenth street, we're arrested, charged
with stealing from the person of said Rock
S77I5. The accused we're taken to the First
station-house. and were detained in the Office
there for four hours, and hext morning ap
peared before the Police Justice and were
examined aud discharged. They ask now
that Rock pay each $4,000 for damages done
them by said arrests, which they allege were
made without any reasonable ground. The
case was partially heard and continued unit
to-day.
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CoSv.CTs RECEIVED on SATURDAY.-The
following coDyicts were received at the penl'
Tertiary on Saturday from 2etersburg-viz.;
Hugo G.. Evans and George L. Simpson
white, three years for grand larceny; George
Owens, colored, one year. burglary Archer
Migs, colored, two years, forgery Thsddeus
Bolts, colored, one year, grand larceny
Peter Brown, colored, one year for same
Henry Washington. colored, one year, ma.
Iicious cutting Eftie Featherstone, colored,
one year, grand larceny. Thirty-seven prl'
soners were received at the institution tor
the month ending Saturday.
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STATISTICS FOR OCTOBER. collector Of
internal revenue reports three hundred and
thirty eight thousand six hundred and pne.
ty.four dollars ard thirty cents as the sum
collected for the month OF Oc'ober. For the
tive months from June to October inclusive
the amount foots up one million five hum
drcd and sixty y-uine thousand seven hundred
and seventy-two dollars and tWenty.seven
cents.
During the month of October there were
nineteen marriage licenses issued 10 white
and nineteen to colored couples by the clerk
of the Hastings Court of this city.
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed Of 4S5 criminal charges, and tried
63 violations Of the ordinances of the city.
On criminal charges A persons were sent to
the grand jury for indictment, II convicted
of assault and battery or petit larceny, and
90 sant to Jail n default of surety for their
good behavior. Fines amounting to S499
were imposed of which s46l.75 were COL
lected.
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUsE.-The Virginia
Opera House will be opened tonight for
the season by dramatic company which in
cludes several actors of decided talent. Mr..
Con. T. Murphy will be the acting and busk
ness manager, and Mr.. Joseph T. FaunIp,
well known here, the stage manager. The
beautiful play, in five acts, entitled The
Virginan" will be presented for the first
time in this city. The gentlemen who have
this enterprise in band design to make 1t
permanent, and with a liberal support from
the public they will no doubt be able TO
make the Virginia Opera- House favorite
place of amusement,
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TITLE OF PROPERTY TEsrED.-The case OF
J. r. Smith, of Blacksburg, w. Va, against
Joseph II. Crcnshaw has been decided in the
CircUit Court of Richmond by the jury Civ.
lug verdict for the former. Mr.. Crcnshaw
got an execution against the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for sG,442 for damage done his
property by the Church-Hll tunnel, aud
twenty or thirty carloads Of coal believed to
belong to he railroad company were seized
to satisfy the execution. Mr.. j. +. Smith
came in and cl.imed coal, and the jury, after
hearing evidence and receiving the instruc
tions of the judge, decided in his favor.
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CoSvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOB THE
WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 80, 1875. Lots 'front.'
ing: 20 9.24 feet on Concord street for S45o !;
30 feet on Fourth street for $1,000; 66 feet
on M street near Tbirty-first for Sl25; 4s4
feet on F street near Fourteenth for 81
100 5 u feet on Moore street for S2l0; ITS
feet on Main street for 50 .450; 80 feet on
Laurel street near Spring for $500; oo iees
ON sixth street near Baker for $500.
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CONSIDERABLE Loss TO A CITIZEN oFlRIcH.
MosD.-The Nottoway Foundry, near Blacks
and whites, in Nottoway county, Va, was
DESTROYED by fire on Thursday last, together
with machine shop. blacksmith.shop, and
saw-mil. The fire was kindled by spark
from the smoke pipe. The high wind pre-
vailiDg rendered all effort to subdue it frnt.
less. All were levelled TO the ground in an
hour. The loss is partially covered by in.
Surance.
The shops were owned by Richard lrby,
OF this city, and occupied by &. Hadder,
who with bis hands are thrown out Of em-
plOYment.
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FINED FOR CoNTEMpT.-Saturday morning
Fl. Fisher was up before Justice White on
the charge of assaultipg and using abusive
and threatening language towards Moses
Brooks. During the examination Fisher
became somewhat excited and pronounced
Brooks liar; wbereupon the Justice tned
Fisher $2 for contempt Of court and Sl.oO
for abusing Brooks.
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FINE IMPORTED STOCK AT THE STATE FAIR
Visitors to the State Fair were attracted by the fine
cattle OF Mr.. T. S. COOPER, OF Coopersburg, Penn.
many of which took premiums They were selected
and imported by him the past spring. He had
spleniid herd of AYRsIIIREs also,a herd OF OXFORD
and SHRoPsHIRE-DowN SHEEP. he had also some
very fine CoFs woLD RAMS and herd OF BERK-
sHIRES. We noticed u fine AYRSHIRE Cow which
he had just received from England. Those Wishing
TO get good breeding stock should be sure so buy Of
Mr. Cooper This gentleman ais" has some bne
AKrs1pGs CoCHlNs and DARK BnAnIas.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WoRSs.--The Board of Public Works or
Saturday appointed Thomas W. McCance, o
Richmond DR.. William R. Robertson, o
Lynchburg, and DR.. Archibald Graham, o
Rockbrldge, proxies to represent the State
in the meetings of the James River and Ia
nawba Canal Company. They also appoint
cd Franklin Stearns and W. H. HaX1ll, o.
Richmond r. w. Crensbaw, of Lynchburg
and J. J. Allen, of Botetourt, directors IN
the company on the part of the State.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FRANK D. HILL, p. NJ, commissioners sale OF /.
Improved real estate In the city OF Richmond. =
wgIrEHEMD, DiCKiNsoN 6 CO., 10 A. NJ, at I;
1912 Main street, groceries, &c.
GRiIBSs 4 WILLIAMS, Az p. NJ, win rent for
one year tobacco-s:emmery cerner SIKH ana I
Cary strpets.
books. 4.
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TIE LATE DB. TaENT.-The funeral OF DR..
Petesfield Trent took place Saturday eve
nipg,and was attended!by the Orders TO winch
be belonged and very many friends VINO
knew the deceased as man OF nnDouboea
beneyolence, ever ready to serve others and
always uumindiul Of self.
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EXCITEMENT AT TIE THEATRE. the
last act of the opera of Madam Argots Chllo
at the Theatre on Saturday night, Chinese
lantern was set on fire ana communicated
the fumes to portion of the scenery. for
short time the excitement was intense.
Several parties lesped on the stage from the
auditorium and helped to extingulsh lne
fire, No considerable damage was done.
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GRAND JURORS OF THE HUsTlEGs CoURT-
The following gentlemen constitute the
grand jury which will be called into the ser.
vice Of the Hastings Court to-day: John
Gibson, Berj1min c. Gray, Newton NJ Lee,
Joseph G. Dill, James B. Pace, Samuel s.
CottrelI, Elijah Baker, John Harold, Lewis
Wagner, and Thomas Elicit.
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WHITE SCHOOLS.

FINED FOR VIOLATING ORDINANCEs.-The
Police Justice on Saturday fined the follow.
ing parties for violating city ordinances /:
Beriamin Cottrell, 81, for two Of bis drivers
driving carts across the sidewalk on Second
street.
Herman Haake, SO, for keeping his bar
room open aud selling fquor on Sunday.
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SPECIAL Norrca.-The attention Of bayers Is
called to the sale OF the REAL ESTATE belonging 10
me estate of The late Samuel d. Denoon Sale coc-
mences at ! O'CLOCK with the LOT on Main be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, low occupied by
John M. Noting. Esq. At 40 CLOCK r. d. THREE
DWELLINGS on Second and Main streets. For fur-
shcr particulars see auction sale by Messrs. Mere
aath & Doeley, commissioners, for to-day.
FRANK D. HILL. Auctoneer.
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MEETING OF ColoRED VOTERS. The color
ed voters Of the:city will hold mass-meet.
ing fn front Of the Davenport House 10 nls nt
at 7:30 O'Clock, and be addressed oy se'efai
prominent speakers Of their race.
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A HEAVY DRAFT ON TIMs.-Messrs. Knox
a, Wren, independent detectives, have de-
scriptiye lists of thirty-six watches stolen 10
this city during Fair.Teek.
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INoUEsT.-The Coroner made posi- NOR
ten, and held an inquest on Saturday on lhe
body OF colored child found in Inc peni-
teptiary pond. The child was born awe,
and was murdered BY some one uaknoWn. j
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BRIEFs.-Mr. J. ID. Morrison is the owner
of the horse named Trickey which was in
the third race of Friday.
The Marshall Ward Conservative Club had
business meeting on Saturday night.
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REMEHBxR TE1s.- Now Is the time OF the yeaf;t
Boz pneumonia and fatal results Of predisposi,ion
20 consumption BoscuEE's GERMAN SYRUP has
been used in this neghborhood for the past two or
three years without single failure 10 cure II yon
have not used this medicine yourself 20 TO, your
druggist and ask h.m OF Its wonderful success
ameog his customers. PURCELL, LADD q Coz,
Wholesale agents. ~ ~ S3SiEi ,tifTG
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COLONEL MAYo's CAsE.-Tbe case OF COLO
mel Joseph Mayo, late State Treasurer. Will
claim the attention of the Hastings Court
sometime this week.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUsT, SATUR' :
Day Judge Hughes presiding. In the mai
ter of D. e. Mayo, bankrupt. This matter
was set for peremr rtory trial on the 2olh Gay
OF November, 1875, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
upon IL the questions involved.
Thomas Wilson Us. The Tug /" Portland"
Judgment bV the court In favor Of libellant
for twenty, fige dollars and eigbty-three
cents and twelve dollars and ninety-one
cents costs.
In the matter of 81. X. Burgwyn. bank
rupt. The assignee was allowed one nun.
dred dollars for extra service if that amount
remains in bis hands after paying c ISIS.
In the matter of the Mutual Building Fund
and Dollar Savings Bank, bankrupt. The
present trustees were ordered to show cause
on the 18th of November next why the Tor.
mer trustees of said bank should not be paid
one hundred and seventy.fige dollars each
for their services.
Converse, assignee, &C., Us. Jscobs ct aus.
In chaucery. This cause was set Tor nnai
hearing on The 18th day Of November, 1879.
In the matter of D. c. Mayo, bankrupt.
The clerk was instructed to check upon the
fund in bank to the credit OF this cause 10
favor of Charles 4. Whitlock for the sum oi
$4,000.
Alderdice. assignee, us. b. N. Smith d
Co. In equity. The report of Commits
siouer Kean was confirmed and the defend.
ants eDjoined from prosecuting their claim
as mechanics lien.
In The matter of John w. Slate, bankrupt.
An execution was awarded agsirst William
Ettenborou gh and Benjamin P. King for
$500 with interest from October II, 1879,
until paid. -
In the matter of Noting s. Burton. bank.
rupts. The marshal was ordered to sell at
pubis auction on the s0,h October, 1915 the
lease of the tobacco factory On the south sice
o. Rose asey, between Nineteenth ana
Tventieth streets, IN she city OF Richmond.
In the natter Of r. r. Stsut, bankrupt
The assisaee's account WIS approved and the
sssigpee discharged, anG the clerk was or
dered 10 check upon The fund 10 bank ~
favor of the parties entitled thereto 10 ae'
cordance with The report of Register water
man.
In the matter of Henry G. Fowler, banS
rupt. The case was reinstated and the
bankrupt allowed ar exemption OF Sooo. /.
In the matter Of d. 3. Croft, bankrupt
The bankrupt and the counsel ior tne
first. and second-ilen creditors were ORDERED e
| to show Cause on the 18th November mex
why the fu1d 10 the hands OF tne asslgas' 1. y
4 should nes be paid to the tbirdalen osous'o1
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HEAVY MzRISo UNpERsaIRTs, one do'las'eaaa,
for sale by E. 4. SPENCE q sos, 1900 Masa street,
where can be found tho largest assortmea, oS
gear and gentiemen's furnishing goods Ia the
cls + E.r.e
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RICHMOND PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The follow
ing table shows the attendance at the public
schools for the past week. Total number of
pupils, white and colored, 4,704; average
percentage of attendance, 90.
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LADY Byn0S's PERslAN LnY-THrrx rsr,oxessls
tan. neci1es. and heausjsesife comp:exson Ehaes
Is cents. PeLE MHLKR O. Co, agsrss. -
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A STEAMBOAT AT THE FAIR.-PerhapS no.
thing in the art gallery at the State Fair
drew more attention than the steamboat
made by Captain George Washington Couch,
of The steamship Wyanoke," of the Old
Dominion Company. 1t had full rigging,
smoke stacks, boats, wre-ropes, PORTFOLIOS,
flags, aud other necessary articles of 4 steam-
er. The workmanship reflects great credit
on Captain Couch. In the same glass case
were three schooners, made after the models
of the old Richmond schooner fleet which
ran between New York and this port. The
steamer was placed on exhibition by Captain
j. W. Allen, of the Old Dominion Steamship
COmOanV.
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WMEE TKETB AND SWn1r BREAr4 BY using
Reafs Ortentsl Tooth WASH. Its rpsendit and
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TIE ATTHwTIow Of 6se pubic IS called 10 thS9
lzrse stock Of LcnngeA Pxrior suiss Mattresses. ).
Walnut Dressing Case SSts, DC, nsnuSsctuEed ss
teeath and Frazkiip ssYeess, at vary low price.
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We Want TO ndyRRss on TIE MINDS of sIl Gar
readers that they should 10 10 fBoscHKN' 70 bay
their boots shoes, trunks, and vaiises 500and 6ll
Broad street, -
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done At tho
DISPATCH PRINrIN0-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. .tgfE "a
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fCommunic,ted.I
t,nusou.S War Record.

r0,9rs: The following letters from
N'>.'G,,'Il N,r, lack ,on and General Wade Hamp-
>oIINa" N what hgh, Geaeral Bradley Il.
,, "a ,.r. was lc.ardcd by these officers.
t>a". -" ,erS.or. it apptar>, repeatedly and
U1:r. ..is p,."d the promotion Of General
!aa',,; I.|,n an! WITH tie iteration and reItera-
''s',,'' :, inr distinguished clsimS which in
y, :, :, him 70 urge hisprcmotion:
r,,y<oS TO ADJUTASr-GESERAL
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LADIES, USE READS DucHEss COLOGNE. Isssj
the best andcheapess perfume In America Sold By
druggists and fancy stores generally. POLK Mnrj
LEn Il Co, agents, ~ "a
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! COMMISSION MKRcHASTs--We solicit youror.
ders for prtndng, or call Il anytime you may
wish to see specimens or oh ain esimatess feolinx
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
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READS DUCHESS COLOGNE -Finesein the world
Trial bottles, Is cents. POLK MILLER q Coo;
agents.
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Wa challenge the world to opredues collar sha'
win keep clean longer, Without washing, than th'
>y1pnny> Z b.
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THE VIRGINIA RrLEI WMsKKs sold by CHRas-
TrAN 8 WzpE has been analyzed by DTs. McCaw
and Taylor and recommahtsd rs purc inedicinpy !
beverages P1ioe for twu-yesr cla, aA60 per gallons
price for thsee-year old. "a. so peraalion.
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EIEcTIoN T1sBEvs.-Nou Is tn time 70 order
yoer election ckets. Send your orders to DIsPATcH
PRrsqTSG-HoUsR. ~ 2 x-t. ~ ssssstt ~
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The "vmcssras;ra q. The Virginia opsra-ia -iaos,s
Monday Nigh Il. > ffst5'tS
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The entertainments at the VIRGINIA OPERA
HOUSE are intended 10 be permanent.
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Time is money therefore don't waste IL byusins,
poor sewinesiik, but boy The EuRlKA. which is
.1,v
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ELECTION TIcKHTs.-If You wish to get your
election tickets neatly, ,eheaply, and promptly prime
ed, send your ordersio the DISPATCH PAINTING
HOUSE.
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ANCHOR COLLAR. something new, iuss out, for
sale BIZ (. B. spKNcE Z SoS.
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NrcK.scARrs Of ap the new ssyses TOR sale by z,
II SPENCE 3 Son. 49,
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ELECTION TJCEETs--Send your orders for esec
taon tickets to DISPATCH PRINrINe.H HOUSE, II yoW
wish to get them neatly, cheap1y, and promptly
printed. ~ ~ iEts
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ONE DOLLAR viii buy heavy m6rino uudersSlrt
from e. B. SPENCE i SoS. .2s
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.More troops 10 the front Yiratnsa ODers
House, Monday iisht. November 1s.s 5s
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Go TO HERMAN HoscHEs q fsaoTIER's 70 hss
your shoes or b9o.s made. a at guaranteed. 8
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BUY your clothing an,; shirss from =. Z. SPENCE
q son, 1900 Main street.
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DISPATCH PRISTiNa-HoUss. Unsurpassed NJ
eslitses for the prompt execution Of all kinds OF
printing. orders filled promptly and at low prices.i
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ELECTION TIcKErs prompsis ann esespay psssfsa
ed At the DIsrAreH ParxriSo- lorsr. Send b &
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have analysed the Whiskey known under ths
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. VAL :
TER D. BLAIa Co., Richmond, Va, and fnd Il
FREE FROM FUsM OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses j. B. McCAw, NJ d., 80
Late Professor Of Chemistry, i
Medical College OF Va.
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q tho ' n' were called upon TO CUES, the name
e,no. Ne Dext Speaker Of the House ex.Goy.
chojra "a,ksr. of Virginia, would be first
os''csnaati Commercial.
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i, .'Nhot close my report without express.
- - -! ,aiy!ec2'iOn Of the conduct OF Cole
VA 49, = '1Hnson and bis gallant command.
~, ava mere ha@dlul OF men lie met the ene-
m.,n 81 hta'er Dam, and he never lost sight OF
En' unli! tncy had passed TuDstalPs Sta
c,r',.. '' naHSln@ on their rear, striking them
y.'Ii;'Iy' ~, t;'y' aud displaying throughout the
ir,i,.S ",Srel qualities Of Il soldier. He Is
Jrl"ss,"::tJ h.ted for The cavalry service, and
o., ~,' ,1.,' Il "lii not be deemed an interference
d. n!o patt 10 urge, as emphatically as / can,
@"''I WADE HAMPTON,
Tbeo p MajorGene?al.
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-,rr ~ SATURDAY was rainy and

~ ,-,.r,,, ,a,,:,- n, ne DfsDdtch oSfcs
E.-..t e -. -l..l.r 30. 1879.
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PROFESSOR henry EsIAUBE'S &
Z ACADEMY Of .I,ASCING 63A
IEyY's HALL. CORNER ELEVuSSsh AapZaa&
MAIN sTHEkTSA - Il
DAYS OF TUITION: Ladies. sses, gnn naaslsads
WEDNESDAY sud sATURD. =. HtEhnSSSOosEySS
at O'Clock; gen, bmcH, TUEsDa .spfh FsiDMkx M =
EVENINGS ut 7.SD O'Clock. 90 ES.a1A