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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, THURS
DAY-Judge Ed,cdrd H. Fitzhugh preSi-
ding.-The following cases were disposed
Of:
Parker, &C., Us. Peruce's administrators,
&c. Decree referring cause to commits
sioner for inquiry and report.
PEBBLES, executor, Us. PEBBLES, DC. De-
cree referring cause to commissioner for
inquiry and report.
In the matter OF the petition OF L. r.
Spilman to have paper claimed to be the
last will and testament Of A. A. Krischman,
Sr., deceased, admitted to probate as
such will. Order in conformity with opin-
ion Of the Court refusing to admit the same
to probate and to rehear case, and dismiss
ing petition, with costs.
Elan, &C., Us. Walker, &c. Decree di-
recting conveyance to purchaser, who
has paid in full for the property sold him.
McCook Us. McCook, &c. Decree refer
ring cause or petition OF w. B. Matthews
to commissioner for inquiry and account.
Green, &C., Us. Perrin, DC. Decree con-
firming report of commissioner as to dispo-
sition of fund in his hands, and providing
for deeds to purchasers when payment is
made in full.
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Successful Operation IN a Singular
Gnse.-About two months ago there oc-
c11rred In this city On alteration between
Mr. II. Perdue and Dir. 8. w. w alike, In
the M eourse OF which Mr.. Wake stabbed Mr.
Perflne in the face, the blade: entering Just
nnder the eve and breaking of, after having
anne ] in nearly two inches. Mr. Perdue has
6een R suffering from his eye ever since, and
,v on Yesterday DR.. Matthews performed q
successful an operation and brought out the
niece al blade. It had entered Just below
The the right eve, and penetrated the region
4, 4 above Che roof Of the mouth, ara,
sstriking II the base Of the upper tayy-teeen,
Ind besr broken short OF. In order 20 get
II t.s, ont two teeth had to be drawn, and tne
operation 81 was Of 8 most difficult nature, re-
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STRUCK WITH RoCK.-About 5 o'clock
Yesterday evening, near the corner OF Eighth
and Grace streets, number of small colored
boys made themselves troublesome to Mr..
E. s. Ferneyhoueh, who was at the time
under the influence OF liquor. Mr.. Ferney-
hough seized small paving-stone and threw
If at the boys. 1t missed them and struck
Henry Baker "a colored man), who was
passing at the time, inficting very severe
Injuries on the back OF his head, and knock
inc him senseless. The crowd that gathered
around at first thought Baker was killed,
but he revived in few minutes, and was
carried home by the city ambulance. Ac-
cused will be brought before the Police
Justice this morning for examination.
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GOVERNOR WALKER IN NEW YORK.
Governor Walker has accepted the invita-
ton given him by the National Committee
to speak in New York at four points. He
leaves here on Saturday, 2Sth, and will re-
turn by the 4th of November.
The State Conservative Committee highly
approves of the course Of Governor Walker
in accepting the invitation. The chairmen
of the county committees Of the Third dis
triet also concur in his acceptance, believing
that hls efforts will benefit the party in the
great struggle now going on there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

DINNER AND SUPPER AT THE SECOND BAP-
TIsT CHURcH.-The supper-concert given by
the ladies at the Second Baptist church last
night proved such success that they have
determined to continue it to-day and to-
night. Dinner will be served from till
O'Clock, and supper from Z. Those who
enjoyed the tempting and plentiful repast
last evening can attest to its excellence, and
will surely not miss it to-day.
The music by the choir and others last
evening was greatly enjoyed, and added
much to the enjoyment of the occasion.
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ASSEMBLY HALL To-NIGHT-THE SPEECH
OF COLONEL H0LLIDAY.-Colonel F. w. nj.
Holiday, one Of the Conservative electors
for the State at large, and popular and
able speaker, will address the people OF
Richmond at Assembly Hall tonight on the
great issues of the campaign. The organi-
zation of the meeting has already been an
nounced. The occasion will be graced by
the presence OF many ladies and their
escorts, for whom the most eligible seats in
the hall will be reserved. The meeting will
be opened at 1870 O'Clock.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Rauv at Clouer HiH.-There will be a
grand rally at Clover Hill on "Wednesday
evening next. The meeting will be held in
the company's store, and will commence at
7 O'Clock. Speeches will be made by Mayor
Chiles, J. P. Cowardin, Esq, A. c. Atkin-
son, ESQ.,, and B. A. Hancock, Esq, the
present candidate for Commemorative at
torney, to which nomination he was called
by the unanimous voice OF the people OF
Chesterfield. A large crowd is expected,
and all citizens, white and colored, are cor
daily invited to attend.
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INTEREST TO BE PAID.-Judge Bond, on
the report OF the master OF accounts in the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad case,
yesterday ordered Mr.. Charles L. Perkins,
one Of the receivers OF the road, to pay, on
and after the 5th OF November, in the city
of New York, the interest due the diyis-
ional bondholders on the instalment Of July
/, 1876. It amounts to s176,279.36. The
interest due the divisional bondholders
prior to July l, 1876, is a matter for the
future consideration of the Court, as it
involves the question OF interest upon in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

Il fashionable Hop.-A grand soirfe dan.
sante and hop for benevolent object will
take place tonight at Nunnally's Hail at S8
O'Clock, under the management Of Henry
Mantle and John Moxley, and among the
floor managers are Captain James B. Fitz-
gerald, James Hart, and James A. Gentry.
A grand gathering Of Manchester's beauty
and chiYalry is anticipated.
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Important Bankrupt Case.-Yesterday
the creditors of Robert Marks, OF this coun-
ty, appeared before Register Forbes and
proved their debts. A large number OF the
creditors were represented by b. A. Han
cock. F. j. Sampson, Esq, qualified as
assignee, with Socrates Brooks, Esq, as Sc
curity. Augustine Royal, Esq, will act as
auctioneer at the assiggee's sale.
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DIscHAaGING HER CARGO. The schooner
Calista, Written, from Rockland, which
was threatened with destruction by fire
from shaking lime few days ago, was yes
terday discharging her cargo consigned to
Messrs. Dillon, Hiett s. Co. The captain
succeeded in smothering the fire by closing
and caulking up the hatches and cabin. 1t
was found yesterday, upon opening the
matches, that the vessel was not Injured to
any extent, bnt that about thirty OK forty
tsrrels OF lime were damaged.
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Observation-Disclosures has been 60
ing on in the city for the past two days with
q decided increase for the white voters. To-
day will be the last day, and it is to be
hoped that every man who is not registered
Will be sure to have his name entered to-
day, 30 that he may be enabled to vote for
Uncle Sammy, the next President OF the
Tinted States.
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ACCIDENT TO LITTLE GIRL AT THE
PUaP-HoUsE.-On Wednesday evening,
while visiting the pump-house with some Of
her playmates, little Fannie Ross, the
daughter of DR.. George Ross, had the mis-
fortune to fall from swing and break her
leg lust above the ankle. Every attention
was shown her by the employees at the wa
ter-works until she could be conveyed
home, where the fractured limb was set by
DR.. Mcclure. At last accounts the little
sufferer was doing well.
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PROBABILITIES To-DAY.-W Washington,
October 26.--For the South Atlantic States,
slight changes in pressure and temperature,
light to fresh variable winds, and cleal
weather, are probable.
For the Middle States, rising barometer,
stationary or slightly lower temperature,
west to northwest winds, and clear or part
ly cloudy weather, possibly succeeded in
the western portion by slowly-lalling ba-
rometer and winds shifting to warmer east
erly or southerly.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, THURS
DAT.-Judge Hughes preSiding.-1nt the mat
ter of the Mutual Building Fund and DOB
lar Savings Bank. Gates Il Minor and l..
Powers & Son, creditors Of the bank, We're
allowed to participate in the dividend de-
clared without prejudice to their claim OF
preference.
In the case OF Mary E. Russell. The in
junction order made on the 29th April, 1874,
was perpetuated.
In the matter OF j. j. Sutherland. The
clerk was ordered to check on the fund in
bank for $50 to correct a mistake In the
late dividend.
In the matter of B. A. Brauer. The ex-
emption made to the bankrupt by the as
signee was confirmed. The bankrupt's
chooses in action were also exempted to him.
In the case of Routt & Co. Certain chooses
in action were ordered over to the bankrupt
as an exemption.
In the matter Of William Haukins. The
assignee was ordered to pay NJ. NJ. Martin,
! speciui commissioner, S17.50, and to settle
his account under previous order OF the
court on or. before the 9th OF November
next.
In the matter OF John II. Burton. The
motion Of J. C. Wells to dissolve the in
junction awarded herein was overruled and
the injunction perpetuated.
In the case OF r. A. Saunders. The as
signee filed his final account and was dis
charged.
In the matter OF Noting & Burton. As
signee's report OF sale of real estate filed.
In the cause of Boulware, assignee, &c,
Us. Wallace, &c. A. L. Boulware, special
commissioner, was directed to make deed
to the land purchased by R. D. James in the
county Of Goochland.
In the matter of Samuel NJ. Simpson.
The assignee was authorized to sell the bank
rupt's stock of goods at public or private
sale for not less than cost.
In the matter of A. A. Dakin. The re-
port of Commission Atkins was confirmed,
and the assignee ordered to deposit the
balance found to be due by him.
In the matter of N. j. B. Whitlock. The
assignee was directed to execute deed OF
release to Thomas S. Wright for certain
piece of land in Tappahannock known as
the ssStable lot"
In the case of William NJ. Jackson. The
bankrupt was authorized to anticipate the
mise.
In the matter Of F. j. Il L. S. Barnes.
| Attorney for creditors was allowed fee OF
twenty dollars.
In the case of E. p. Hudgins d Co. The
petition Of E. p. Hudgins<fo for homestead
exemption out of the copartnershlp assets
was denied and dismissed.
In the matter of S. j. Smith. The assignee
was directed to make deed to the bankrupt
for the land surrendered by him.
Discharges in bankruptcy were issued to
Abraham Goldback, OF Henrico county, and
A. l., Peters, of Halifax county.
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CIRCUIT Court OF RICHMOND, YESTERDAY.
Roanoke Navigation Company Us. Salmon.
This is suit brought to recover back. tolls.
The Court gave Judgment for defendant.
The defence was that the Navigation Com
pany did not keep their work in good re
pair, and that the defendant suffered dam
age in consequence. The case OF the COM
pany against Gerst & Lisberger was SINH
larly disposed OF.
The clerk of this court is engaged in
making out 4 record in the Haunstein case.
1t will cover about one hundred pages legal
can
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS. AT
regular meeting Of Trinity Lodge, No. 81,
l.. o. s. T., held at their temple last night,
the following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing term: W. q. T., M. T. Dill !;
W. V. T., Miss Emma E. Enos; Secretary,
W. 81. Vaughan: Assistant Secretary, Miss
Jennie Morris; W. F. s., Charles Shell /;
Treasurer, NJ. A. schafer; Chaplain, James
E. Riddick; Marshal, j. II. Wright; Inner
Guard. James Schwallmyer; Outer Guard,
r. n. B. English. Delegates to the Grand
Lodge: Mrs. NJ. A. Sehaffer, Miss Maggie
R. Schaffer, Susan Dill, M. L. Dill, w. Fl.
Vaughan, James E. Riddick, J. C. Wright,
C.. W. Muhley.
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auction Sale.-A. A. Royal. Esq, sold
on yesterday, for c. G. Trabue, Esq, his
entire stock OF household furniture, farm
ing utensils, horses, mules, etc., at good
prices. Bidding was spirited, and the sale
was very satisfactory to the sellers and the
anctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

JOHN E. OwENs.-This distinguished
actor will commence an engagement at the
Theatre on Monday night, and will play
Taylor's new piece, in three acts, "Ihe
Victims" The entertainment will con-
clude with "Solon Shingle." Seats may be
secured at Wyatt's tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

From WoRrnINGToN s. TTNGEs Pharmacists
Baltimore, March 10, 1875: We are assured by the
leading physicians that COLDEN's LIEBIG's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BDEF AND TONIC INyIG-
ORATOR is truly wonderful preparation, and may
be relied upon as preventive against disease and eff
fecting positive cures In cases of weakness, ague,
depression, fever, and nervous aflictions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

A WIZARD BEFORE THE POLICE COuRT--
NYMAN INNOCENT OF GETTING MONEY UN-
DER FALSE PRETENcss-A QUESTION ABOUT
THE LOTTERY BUSINESS. w lyman, the ven-
cradle wizard, who Is known all over this
land, and who for fifty years past has visit
ed Richmond at frequent intervals, appear
ed before Acting Police-Justice Crutchdeld
yesterday morning to answer the two COM
plants made by Mr.. r. b. Chaffin, charging
him with obtaining money under. false pre-
tences, and with conducting a lottery. Mr..
Wyman was represented by Mr.. Samuel B.
Witt, Mr.. John S. Wise appeared for Mr..
Chaftin, and Captain George D. Wise was
present to protect the interests Of the Com
monwealth. Mr.. Wyman sat by his lawyer
and quietly. watched the proceedings
throughout, and looked as if he was con-
fdent Of being vindicated, and was uncon-
scious Of having transgressed any law. He
Is small, sprightly-looking man, with
bright, quick eyes and smiling face, and
does not look to be anything like seventy
years old, which is his acknowledged age.
After the examination of one or two wit
nesses he was honorably acquitted OF hav-
ing obtained money under false pretences.
There was no evidence to sustain that, and
the Justice and the prosecuting counsel
freely said so.
MIR. Samuel Coughlin, agent Of Wyman,
was the chief witness Of the prosecution on
the charge Of running q lottery. 1t appear
ed from his statement that those who go to
Wyman's pay twenty-five cents at the box
Office for an admlssion-ticket. At the door
this ticket is taken up and the buyer OF it is
given an envelope. The envelope contains
deed to a lot Of land in New Jersey, and
all that remains to be done to perfect the
deed is for the name OF the grantee to be
inserted, and the grantor George P. Cough
lin) to acknowledge the grant before some
competent officer. On the envelope is a
notice OF certain conditions, the chief OF
which is that upon the payment OF two dol
lars the deed will be perfected. Mr.. Cough
lin said that he had heard OF these lots SELL
ing at prices ranging from 500 down to S25.
The corner lots were retained by the owner,
and they are, OF course, most valuable.
Wyman claimed that these lots "will soon
sell for from $50 to S75. There was no
draWing-no chance-work-in getting these
envelopes.
The prosecution contended that this was a
lottery within the meaning of the law, be-
cause the gifts or prizes are not all OF equal
value, and it is matter Of chance or lottery
whether the purchaser OF ticket, who gets
deed and complies with all the conditions,
gets lot worth $40, $25, $50, or $50. They
rely upon numerous decisions that have been
made in northern States where the consti-
tutional provisions and laws Hereunder
are about the same as ours.
Mr.. Witt protested that this view OF the
case was entirely incorrect.
The case was continued till Tuesday next,
and counsel promised to furnish Justice
Crutchfeld With the books containing the
cases upon which they rely.
Mr. Wyman was admitted to bail in the
sum OF $500. Mr. w. L. Fleming became
his surety.
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Returned. "A. C. Harding, Esq, with bis
fair bride, returned from a trip to the Gem
tennial Yesterday afternoon. Both are LOOK
inc well, and evidently enjoyed their trip
very much.
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CHANGE IN THE SCHEDULE OF CHEsAPE4KE
AND Ono R0AD. On and after this morn
ing the mail train, which leayea, here a5 s:au
"A. NJ, will run through in place OF stop-
ming af Staunton, as heretofore.
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WYMAN THE WIZARD lST1LL IN BUSINESS,
Wyman continues to perform to apprecia-
tive audiences. Many OF his experiments
are new and interesting. He is an old ia
vorite here, especially with the young peo-
pie. Recent occurrences have not at all In
terfered with his programme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

CENTENNIAL TOBACCO aAwARD.--It viii be
gratifying to the friends OF Messrs. Salmon,
Hancock 81 Co., tobacco manufac cturers, OF
this city, TO know that they haye received
an official certificate announcing that their
plug tobacco has received an award.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

BOOTS Of all styles, Trunks, Satchels, Valses, &C.,
for sale low at BoscHENs, 500 and Broad street.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was at times
cloudy, and in the evening there were indi-
cations OF rain or snow.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, A;
8 A. NJ, 40; noon, 61; p. NJ, 81; 6 P.
NJ, 90; midnight, &c. Mean temperature, 81.
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DO NOT FAIL to examine K. b. SPENCE s SONS
clothing. Call early and often.
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Office Removed.-Dr. w. r. Royal has
moved to his new Office on Seventh street in
rear of Mr.. A. Royals real estate Office.
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E1y- ON all sales of Real Estate made betUeen
the 1st OF january and last Of June the tdTeS f0r
The present year faue to be paid by the fnTchnser
On al sales made betsceea the 1st of July and Ids
Of the near the tareS have to be paid 6y tie sette1
(This custom was adopted about hfteen years agt
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, ana ap
plies to Richmond and yichity.1
ROBERT B..LYNE, 4 P. A., two large brick houses
with Iarge lots attached on the north side or
street between Thirty-second and Thirty"third
Streets
GRJJBBS 6 WILLIAMS, ~ NJ, cotton-mill and
machinery and other real estate In the city OF
Manchester.
J.L. APPERsON, Az P. NJ, small frame house mo.
2O5l on south side Of Broad between Jefferson
and Madison streets.
FRANK d. HILL, AZ p. NJ, new brick cottage on
Cumberland.
HILL & ANDERSON, II A. NJ, groceries.
COOK & IAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at their auctiou-
rooms, household furniture, horse, buggy, etc.
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TEN DOLLARS will buy good, heavy beaver over
coat from E. u. SPENCE q Son.
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CUSTOM WoRK.-Hand-made Boots and Shoes of
every description made to order by HERMAN Bo-
sCHEN BROTHER, 500 and GIL Broad street.
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SABREs FOB THE CAVALRY.-Adtutant-
a sneralz Med Donald has forwarded sabres TO
the Amelia cavalry company. The company
win come down to the Fair. Is5s
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DISPATCH PRINmNa-HoUsE-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have, added n wcH-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant US in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the, most expe
dItious manner. "g .t& .a5 -sfat
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The GREAT PLoUGH CASE. The suit Of
Watt uersns Starke for alleged infringe
ment by the latter of q patent mould board
for ploughs, invented, as Is claimed. by the
former, after occupying the attention Of the
United States Circuit Court upon this se-
cond trial for six days, was on Yesterday
afternoon given to the jury, with Judge
Bonds instructions. The jury agreed upon
a verdict ut II O'Clock last night, and sent
for Judge Bond. The Judge did not come
to the courtroom, but he sent note au-
thorizing the jury to seal their verdict, and
place it in the hands Of the deputy marshal,
which was done. The impression among
those about the courtroom was that they
had found for the defendant. That, how
ever, was only conjecture. Several jury
men with whom our reporter conyersed
said that they felt under obligations Of se-
crecy, and would not disclose the nature Of
their verdict until it was formally read in
court. a .{
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a SUPERB DINNER AT THE SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH TO-DAY for only 50c.
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have analysed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of "B SELECT, y controlled by Mcssrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find It
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J. 3. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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ONE DOLLAR will buy heavy merlno undershrt
from E. B. SPENCE & SoN.
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DON'T FAIL to get your dinner at the SECOND
BAPTIST CHURCH TODAY. =
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GET YOUR SUPPER AND DINNER at the fenst
given by the ladies Of the SECOND BAPTIST
CIJrRCH
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TWELVE DOLLARS win buy good cashmere suit
from E. B. SPENCE & SON.
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MfILsNERY GOODS.

n OTlCE.-T RICHMOND n
sy,,6s 6sTkAW-WoRKs, second floor. 3l6 k&ss
ss:.hRAH, CHIP, LEGH0RS, and FELT HATS,
pas ng Ibsm ~ good ~ new. 6sasfaction guaran.
"ea. 0c 23s1w +
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. John Kerr, of North
Carolina, and Moses P. Handy, Esq, Vir-
ginia Centennial Commissioner, are in the
city.
General Bradley T. johnson, in letter
from New York to friend in this city,
states that everybody there seems to think
that Tilden will be elected,
DR.. C. A. Mercer has returned from the
Centennial.
Colonel F. W. NJ. Holiday OF Winches-
ter, who has an engagement to address our
people at Assembly Hall tonight, is at the
Exchange hotel.
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SATURDAY EVENING aMARITANA.n -
Reduction of prices peoples night Reserved
seats, I'll. Admission, 26, so, and 75c. t@
17-1fk Es.t.l-
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9itIlmond 9ispatth,

sS-TfIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY