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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26
MANCHESTER NEWS. !

a --.t -g+E n. ~
! The Rally at 1fatoacG.--The mass-meet-
ing at Words church yesterday was great
success in every respect. The farmers OF
the vicinity, and in fact OF the whole OF Ma
toaca township, turned out in force, despite
the fact that they were basily engaged SOW
ing wheat and in other seasonable pursuits.
Your reporter heard several OF them say
that they had gotten up before day to putin
d days work in time to get to the meeting.
There were some four or FIVE hundred pre-
sent, and everything passed off "most ex-
cellently well.' i.,s.s $50
The meeting was called to order by
County Superintendent B. A. Hancock,
who.made stirring address, and introduced
as the first speaker Captain Drury Hinton,
of Petersburg, who spoke clearly and effee-
lively, and showed himself to be truly OF
the same blood as the gallant William i.
Hinton, who is making such noble fight
to rescue the Fourth district. '"11a.@
G Governor w alker followed Captain Hin
ton in one OF his characteristic speeches,
which commanded the strictest attention
from his hearers. He discussed all the
prominent issues of the canvass so plainly
and 80 forcibIy, that the honest farmers OF
Matoaca could not cheer for listening in or
der to catch every word the Governor had
to say. We have seen more demonstrative
audiences, but certain it Is that we have
never seen better listeners. One would
think that the speaker would be bewildered
by the vision Of so, many eager and up
turned eyes, accompanied by the sound OF
his own voice, every word resounding amid
the respectful silence that reigned through
out the grove. The meeting was one Of the
most impressiyeswe hayeteyer attende d.f.e-
After Governor Walker had finished, the
Matoaca battery, under the, command OF
Colonel James r. Robinette, opened fire,
and such lively salute was never before
given in Matoaca in times Of peace. The
Colonel showed great proficiency in the art
OF handling the handsome tield.piece, which
did so much towards making things lively.
Mayor Chiles, Of Manchester, was next
introduced, and made a capital speech,
which he seemed especially to adapt to his
audience. He was we'll received, and re-
tired amid great applause.
After his remarks were concluded lunch
was announced, and bountifuI repast was
served by Colonel Henry Jordan, OF Man
chester, under the superintendent OF f..
Gallagher, ESQ.,, of the same city. 1t was
greatly enjoyed by all present, tand the
meeting reassembled under the very bright
est of auspices.
A. C. Atkinson, Esqy Commonwealth's
attorney for Manchester, o young and rising
lawyer, who is now canyassing this district,
was then introduced and made o speech
which pleased everybody. 1t was we'll
timed, and interspersed with appropriate
anecdotes, which put the whole crowd in
good humor. &
Captain Charles N. Roumaine made an
eloquent address, and after q few remarks
from Mr.. James P. Cowardin the meeting
adjourned. tf1
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sPhiiadelph phin. y did not think abont TINT
when there. I went to beneft myself, and
not Philadelphia. The eityfis TOO big and
busy to be gratifed by the prescnees0 one
man. They do notsast .you where you come
from, and you need not let. them know that
iyaur dollars IRE southern dollars. Besides,
they give yeu in bfead and pTneat the worth
toi your money. on Sean get good board
for. 81. "a or 30 per day. 70 one ought
to ask to be boarded anywhere for less than
this for ID few days. $ .s
] have seen the London Crystal Palace
and the Paris Exhibit ION, but neither can
be compared 10 this sAnericant show. q It is
worth twenty dollars Co see the buildings
alone. They, are truly magnificent. I
am very anxious that the children should
20 they remember so well their minds
are. 80 fresh and impressible. g ssfis y
-sI could only take my Tife.aS Les nos mar.
.ied man go alone. fFhere iis too much TO,
he enjoyed In the absence OF sne's wife. "a.
man must feel miserable after he gets there.
il he finds bis wife IS lett at home e., I'M
less he has an uneoIfnonly bad one.
Think of the Heliean vase, an ornament
fw the ;iparior not as highlas q chair, for
$4,000; the Century vase aS 0,000; a
stdeboard, bought by a gentleman in San
Fraincisco whom I know BY character, for
81, 100; "a nnantlepieee by z the same, for
$500 ;ia' little silver boat eighteen inches
long ON. o silver waiter, bought by Mrs.
General Grant, for $1,000; q diyan for
$30, ,00C and then remember that 800, ,00g, y
600 but express the value of The other artti-
cles to be seen, and syon may form some faint:
conception OF the magnitude OF this Won
derful exhibition. ] have not attempted to.
describe these costly articles, as I think
their exceeding costlness win impress you
more forciblY than any imperfect descrip-
ton Imight give. The statuary is5very fine.
The dead Christ, itWax, affected me to
tears. Ihaye seen ell the finest pictures in;
Italy, but was never so moved before.
DON'T fail to see this-it is in the main build
ing. Had I not written so much might
attempt some descriptionHof this matchless
piece OF workmanship, but must close, as
Iknow your rule,T-ts short and to the point.'
Yours, A.. B. G.
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COLONEL HOLIDAYS ADDRESS TO THE
PEOPLE OF RIcHMoND.-Colonel F. W. NJ.
Holiday, one OF the two electors for the
State at large, will address the people OF
Richmond at meeting to be held at Assem-
bly, Hall Friday night, under the auspices
Of the City Conservative Committee. The
meeting will be called to order by Captain
CT. Taylor, assistant superintendent OF the
city. He will announce the following or
ganization: President, Hon. r. T. Daniel;
Vice Presidents-Marshall Ward, D. G..
Richardson; Jefferson Ward, Judge w. W.
Crump; Madison Ward, w. A. Maury,
ESQ.,; Monroe Ward, Hon. W. G. CARING
ton; Jackson Ward, Alois Rick; Clay
Ward, Colonel r. b. Berkeley. Colonel
Holiday will be introduced by Mr.. Daniel.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, very
LOCAL MATTERS.

COLLECTORS OF THE CRY COMMITTEES Ar
PoISTED.-The following gentlemen have
been appointed to assist the Finance Com
mittee of the City Conservative Committee
in making collections for the campaign:
Marshall Ward: Joseph J.. English and
John 4. Curtis. = VS..
Jefferson Ward: w. II. Scott and Samuel
Maccubbin. = r
Madison Ward: John Fl. Claiborne and
John Purcell.
Monroe Ward: Samuel II. Pulliam and
Julius Straus.
Clay Ward: Charles L. Todd and q. w.
Pickreil.
Jackson Ward: Captain James NJ. Tyler
and Patrick McGovern.
Major Claiborne has been designated as
chairman, and the committee will meet at
his office this morning at IL O'Clock to ar
range plan Of operations.
All the money collected by these gentle
men will be judiciously and economically
expended in Richmond for such purposes
as holding public demonstrations, bringing
out voters at registration and election,
printing the tickets, and other necessary
and unavoidable expenses. The impression
that q great deal OF money is wasted at
elections is an erroneous one. Only a few
hundred dollars are ever collected. The
books OF the treasurer are accessible to any
good Conservative, who may see for himself
that his contribution is well used. The Re-
publicans do not have to call upon the peo-
pie. When they want campaign funds they
assess their office-holders and at once get
the money. So far our people have given
the City Conservative Committee considera-
bly, less than 800 for this campaign, or
about enough to hold one mass-meeting OF
the usual sort
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CONSERVATIVE.
CONSERVATIVE STATE ExEcUTIY

CONSERVATIVE STATE EXECUT1yE1s 70
COMMITTEE KOoaS,s 81 -
HEADQUARTERS NO. 9l5 BANK STREET.
CONSERVATIVES THR0UGHOUT
", the State viii take the most effective nneth9dof
the party organization by putting them
selves In communications With this COMMITTEES,
where all matters relating 70 the campaign VIII r6-
ceive attention.. 5s5sx s5 II 5ssse:ss
Democratic and Conservative newspapers from all
parts of the Union are kept for PUBLIC use:
N. B.MEAUE, 49, s5ttss5fssSs
Il 81 A. III. KEiLEYysssS
JOHN II. GUY
.5sfsi3e Committee
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

L. r,R0fINE RICHINGS-BERNARD
.r,ND ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE,
"''N Comprising the following talent:
,rcs CSROIINk. RICHINGS-BERSARD rs
Nh rrima Donna Assoluta;
,,r. HENRY DRAYTOS, MeZzo Soprano:
M HATTIE. MOORE, Cantralto:
-. WIEEN GATES, Primo Tcnore:
a. a. ViFNEE BERNARD, Tenore Bouflc:
,S WE inH\ J. BENITI. Ba $50 Cantante:
~ ypiNk HOWARD. BaSSo Profundo;
S,,yoS !. VI. SAV0NI. Conductor:
together with a
APP TTE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
..,I,. ~: ''riII K>nAHl EVENING, OCTOBER 26TH,
i'''- MARIANA.
FRlDAT-lL TROEATORE.
rt-r;ttY EVE'Ci-MAERIAGE OF FIGARO.
MD MARTHA MATINEE SATURDAY AT
> O'CLOCK.
ALE or PRICES.-Balcony chairs. Sl.oo: or
-, and Dvr,ss-circ!r, 81; larluct, 7oc.; family
v,.;ncc rrccS: SO and 75c. Reserved seats, 81
T",..A.-., al WTATT'S mn>ic-sforr. oc 2o-1tF
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MILLINERY GOODS.

MOTTO E.-The RICHMOND n
~ SIRAW-WORkS, second floor, 3l5 EE4a
DTgad street, are now prepared to do orer~
iRAW., CHIP, LEGHORN, and FELT HATS,
L9sl!ig Them us good as new Satisfaction 9uaran-
"a. oc 23-1w
M rs. TURNKEY has removed her -s@s
- - store NEXT DOOR, and desires her seS5Sf&
IifnIs TO call and see her new styles BUS xkG~se
.Lho; a., Extra long, French wove. HEALTH and
||aG. foIS CORSETS; Misses French WAISTS,
soKESETS, OCkISG-SUPPORTERS, and other
s+ful articles 7{)I MAN STREET.
&c l4-eod2w
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coSsEavArIyRsTx ExEcuTrvEa
COMMITTEE ROOMS; No, 8 10 BANK STNEEJ. r
80. RICHMOND, va, October 20, 1s18.Ss
The ELECTORAL TICKET OF YiRGINIA,
handsomely autographed, containing the names oI
as may have to be voted for In counties where vacan-
cies exist; also the words for or = against sfthe
amendments 10 the Constitutions Will be sen. ny
mail upon orders. ut S2 per thousand, postage paid
oc 2i-1Ot* y. r FISHER, Secretary
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The CantsaniaI---Let Everybody 30,
Grown People and dCs.ildresa----sRutE Few
DAYS Rematu. . fs ~ - I: ssls -. 4

Grown Ee0Ple ANA SafaANk sss.sss'rs s =
Days Remain. ,.t ;5szts
s Messrs. Editors, IL have lately returned
from Philadelphia, and i am very anxious
that every one, even child dren, OF ten OF
twelve years OF age, should enjoy this Won
derful show. just after the war asked q
lady IN Baltimore please to give me, o list OF
her new songs, but she replied she did not
wisl, win ANYBODY but herself TO sing her
snnns. 8, End she answered me With horrid
oath would have not been more thunder
struck. What i enjoy ] want All 70 enjoy.
Hence i beg every one, even though lneyi
have to borrow the money, TO be sure and get
together twenty dollars and go 20 .ehilaoel-
nhia mia without delay, and spend three OF four
fays. There you can for this twenty aoi.
Lara I sce that; which will cost you az any
other time than this four months ana Hian5;
hundred dollars. There are no ickpockess
at tbe EentenniaI. A giri of Twelve Yeas
Il "a safe on tie Cent tennial grounds asene as
che IL On the GapIto Square. In no AotelII mol IL
the Union Is there better order or moro eaul.
seaY. fid not see one angry look OF s. near
rs Some IA people say they 6 hate Radical
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A Ne,o Trial Grantee. LIN thc;case oil sR.
P. Cheatham, convicted OF being accessory
after the fact to felony committed by George
Rrowder In breaking into Il. Nunnaliy's
house, the verdict was set aside in the Hust-
ings Court yesterday, and new trial
granted. $500 ID, z yi.g ~ sGsss-ss E<s 8 q sz
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Hastings Court.-Jn Judge Clopton yesrer-
day set aside the verdict OF the jury in the
case Of Robert C. Cheatharn, and granted
the accused new 'trial. Cheatham was
bailed for his appearance ut the next term
OF the Hastings Court. After disposing OF
this case the, court adjourned until this
morning. ss y.
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s. LEVY BROTHER 8, NOW have q nice assortmeat ot
cIoAKs, all OF this seaaon,s styles, which fey oGer
at very attractive prices and Invite the
Of their numerous customers. h zsss; -
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BE SURE TO cAERY YOUR LADY PRIsyDs 70 us tae
LADIES, sUPPERt TO be held Ia the oa
The second BAPTIST church THIS EVENING. s3s.
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THE GERMAN MEETING.-The German
rally, which was postponed on account Of
the weather, will take place tonight in the
garden OF the German Club headquarters.
on Seventh street between Broad and Mar
shall. There will be great turnout. All
the clubs OF the city have been invited to
attend. .r. -. go, ssi r. Z ....a ',,a. a.;f
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MOZART ASSOCIATION.

..,,' 3lall THIS Thursday EVENING at SH
1scS Admission only hy membership or inyita-
,.7-cs r,lS which must be shown at the door. Mem
-. r-u oh;.uA invitatioa-cardS on application at
nv IRIS music store No. 920 Main street.
" !N'' oc 26-lt
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4itllnlond 1islatrh,

ss~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
,fsLARaER THAN THE COMBINED GIRCtJ-
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILYiNEws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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Painful Surgica! Operation.--Y yesterday
DR.. Bronaugh performed surgical opera
ton on little son OF Mr.. q. a. Perdue.
The little fellow was doing we'll at last ae-
no11nfo -E-.- - !.
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GUsroA WORK. Hand 1-gnsda Beats and % cess g
every description made 20 sfster ny 4tsRN6S hs's
an.isY s.si q DaormEa, 100 and 1IJ Bread % sets
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Personal Mike Lannon, On old Nam
chester boy, returned to the city yesterday,
after residence OF twelve years in Phiia.
detphia
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& QUALIFIED. Ii. WI FilIiam2 10. Bailey yes.
terday qualified In the Hastings Court to
practice ais an attorney and counsellor at
law la the courts of this Commonwealth,
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MILITARY Notices.

,n,yS aTTENTION.-ASsemble at b
.,r;,,en,al ar,unry on FRIDAY NIGHTA
wv !' .t ~ oc!ock IN undrcs> uniform, for dri
,ri business. p>Ss,.,-x. Csn,aip.
~ "TdcT L. ~ < IRWIN SMITH,
so. First Sergeant.
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B Go 10 THE CoNcErr AND SufPEE " lne s.leSy
j, -,.,n,,, serond BAPTIST church, THIS EyxNiNG
,ssnea. AZ ttea Young Mems Missionary socieff
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" ,ook at aEb TWILL Yr.ANNEf. at LNyf. 1he,- s
rHEns,: They have some special bargains 20 he
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Looxs Ar e.:ABpozo q. d Co.'s cIoaS,,

RooTa OF Hnstyles Trunks sate hsss, Wy,
for sale Iowat 500 and u Broad stfees.
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A FIVE SUPPER and rich musical treat IS IN
store for all who go TO the Second Baptist church
THIS EVENING. Benefit OF the Young Mems Mis-
aonayy Society Ss, 81
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2e, 1876.
WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TO-DAY Washington,
October 25.-For the South Atlantic States,
higher barometer or lower temperature,
northerly to westerly winds, and clear
weather will prevail.
For the Middle States, rising barometer,
generally lower temperature, westerly
winds, and clear or partly cloudy weather.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, very
cool, and windy. - q Is
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, 80;
9 A. NJ, GO: noon, 67; P. NJ, 62; 6 p.
NJ, So; midnight, 4e. II; n =. /,
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Il Levi BRorHERs have only q few FatP ieftsof
those ten-q,laEtas WHITE BEn-BIAsKErs NJ $3.50
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MULES. HORSES. &c

OCTOBER 10, 1875.
M ULES! MULES!-Just ar-xn,
Inpin inYed, FORTY YOUNG, WELL-c
WfWEaa.EtIDJ, WWhEaED MULES. and will receive Y%
bt:s FINE HORSES next week. .GEA7x4sss
WI ID want will please call after looking else
-efe' ~ lhis stock viii be sold very low.
EDMUND j.. BOSSIEUX,
sn1n 1903 and 1872 Franklin street.
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CARNryaI. or ATOMS. ,rofessor I'D.
Minor win give ka soiree Tor his dancing
school this evening at Monticello Hal. he
styles it the Carnival OF Nations. s4
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SUPPER.

SUPPER.
SJPPER! SUPPER!
\ charming entertainment iii the way OF
SUPPER
~II be- given by the LADIES OF THE SECOND BAP-
list CHURCH for the benefit OF the
Young MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY,
THIS
.uCRsDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2GTII, COM
lnencing at O'Clock.
MIR. JOHN ID. REDFORD
CHARMING CONTRALTO OF THE OLD CHOIR,
ASSISTED BIZ THE
CHURCH CHOIR AND OTHERS,
will render some
CHOICE MUSIC DURING THE EVENING.
he music will be under the direction OF Professor
MS TURNER.
Business men should drop In on their way home,
and Young men should take the ladies by as they
come from the Mozart, to enjoy delicious supper
SUPPER, FIFTY CENTS. oc 26-lt*
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CHICKENS sroLEN. Mr.. r. M. Taylor's
chicken-house was robbed a few nights ago
OF q lot OF fine fowls. ss
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2 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-The prospective
grand assembly Of the Grand Commandery
Of Knights Templar OF Virginia at Alexan-
dria on the 18th proximo promises to be
very ENJOYABLE occasion for those partlci.
pating. The various subordinate com,
manderies throughout the State are expected
to be present in large force and to give the
citizens OF our sister city some nice specl-
mems OF Templar drill. Richmond Com
mandery, No. 2, will have large represen-
tation present, accompanied by Kessnich's
band, and the ladies being particularly in
Vlted by the Alexandria Knights to attend,
several of our Richmond Templars propose
taking. their wives and daughters with
them. Among the many pleasant features
OF the trip viii be an excursion to Mount
Vernon, and possibly one to Washington.
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PERSONAL C. Gray, Esq, president
OF the Tobacco Exchange and Conservative
superintendent Of the city, has gone to the
Centennial. II, his absence, which will be
about two weeks Captain Charles +. Tay-
lor. the assistant superinten dent, will dis
charge all the dutieaOf Conservative super
intendent. ;g.. ~. s.s... ~.
MI. Charley Il. Gardner, welLknown
and popular young gentleman OF this city,
left on yesterday for Newberne, N. u,
where he expects to reside. &,
Among the prominent arrivals in the city
Ia seiior Salvador de Mendouea, the Bra
lillian Consul General IN New York. He IS
stopping at the Exchange and Ballard.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge
Hugh L. Bond presided in this court yes
terday. sgs
In the case of Ronald Mills, Of Texas,
against the estate Of Nicholas Mills, q decree
was Yesterday entered. The object Of this
suit is to hold the executors Of Nicholas
Mills responsible for the investment OF
about $4,000 in Confederate bonds. The
question before the Court was that OF jurls-
diction. The Court sustained its iurisdic-
tion. This cause has been pending for sew
eral years, and the case will now be tried
on its merits. ( -. Esg
The Watt-Starke case was resumed, and
the evidence concluded. The argument
will commence to-day.
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MONTICELLO HALL,
vi 615 BROAD STREET.
would respectfully state to the public that MON
TlCELLU HALL Is NOW FOR RENT. In addl-
uu the frcsco painting lately flushed, other i'm,
,-pyrlncnts have been made. There are connected
with Til, hall many conrcnicnceS which the puDiic
viii fail TO lind elsewhere Ii will be rented only ior
}r!yaI- entertainments. o.. balls, solrec> etc.
Term, moderate. For particulars apply to
X. FERRANDINI,
..r 1-SETh2iawlnt 6l3 Broad street.
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READINGS.

DOPCLAR READINGS. ..... +,
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
FRIDAY NIGHT. OCTOBER 27TH, 1876,
PROFESSOR j. WILLOCGHBY READE,
WILL GIVE
HUMOROUS READINGS
AND
PERSONATIONS OF CHARACTER
AT
ASSOCIATION HALL.
N,mh r. of the Young Mems Christian AsSoc1a-
'.n adlttcd free on lecture-uckcts.
I!fheis. SOC: commencing at O'Clock. oc 23-3t
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HU IA oRNING OCTOBER 1910

eGoaoERT--SUpp To-NfsHr tAT SECoND
BAPTIST CHUReH. Tlle supper TO besgiyEn
tonight by the ladies' OF the Second Baptist
Church for the benefit OF the Young Men'si
Missionary Society VIII 'be ID most enJ J6yable
ntfair; for, besides the spread ofia delicious,
supper, the evening will be- enlfTened byi
some choice vocal and instr rnrnehtal Enusie.i
Mr. John D. Redford and the charming
contralto of the old Second Baptist choir
have kindly volunteered their rseryices, and
they will be assisted by the church choir,
under the direction OF Professor M. s.
Turner This effort on the part OF the
ladies will no, doubt meet with d generous
response from the public. s.isEs
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TIE TURF.

TROTTlNG RACE 90 An&
L TO HARNESS nj the <A@S&ySCSSITA
salr-trounds, on TIL URS-
"a \ EVENING, october s-..S.-...sss.- -zs.s--1
:.oth al 4 O'Clock. First horse, SIS; second horse,
=. j. Stise enters b.g Ashland Maid; G. Baker,
Ac'icr: a. q. Babcock. (. I. Snipe.
&c 25-2t T. /. CROUCH, Proprietor.
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C,,RNIVAL OF NATIONS.

r,. drs, SOIREE Of the season, at Professor y; Ss
rioN,s J. MINORS academy tMonficello S~3e
H. in EroHt street between Sixth and Seventh,
~ THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26TH,
nj 6 O'Clock.
,.a, 2G-lt4
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r1rYy cloAxs sast & ryssllsesi g 3. I
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npDFESSOR THOMAS J. MI

DRnFESSOR THOMAS J. MI 81
| NOR'S DANCING ACADEMIES. ut fNA
Nr,irrllo Hall. are now open for the season ~
4: i-7f-'77. Those desiring 10 enter are re-
.I-,t.a. 10 call.
Hours OF TUITION:
Ladies, misses, and masters Wednesday and SAT-
rrliy evenings az O'Clock. Gentlemen. Tuesday
and friday evenings at 8 o'clock. oc 2l-lwr
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upGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 23D,

MONDAY, OCTOBER Z3D,
,Np EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
NtTISEE on SATURDAY at 8 O'Clock.
WyMAN,S centennial donation of deeds for
mILDlNCs LOTS 20 by 100 feet each, located IN
H.; Nalalaonton. y. j.. winch Is situated on the
linden aud Atlantic railroad fifty minutes ride
s-,,r Philadelphia. The town Of Hammonton has n
:. r.pulation of nearly fuir thousand.
PROFESSOR WYMAS'S exhibition OF MAGIC
admission, 25c.. including GIFT.
p.-f,rn,auc,.s begin at s clock. 0c 2l-1t
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!. AUCTION SAFES THIs DAY.

-BEAUrrFUL cLoaxs at cAHDozo, F.& Co.'S.
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#Medicines furnished upon physicians prescrip
tions endorsed "Indigent," and len cents Charged
for each prescription compounded.
Medical advice and medicines furnished Tree.
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IlLECTORAL TICKETS.

J.R. FIsuER. secretary.
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nLYCERINE, AND. CANTHARDES
~. HAIR TONIC AND DRESSING.
rf1oe' .ii'1s ooe' ~ POLK MILLER d CO..
:. oc "a .ss ss5 1if Apothecatess III